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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1907)
THE IMIIjV COOS 11AV TIMES. MAKSIIFIEIil), OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1007. ENSIVE PREPARATIONS POR BOaSE MURDER TRIAL Be, Idaho, May C. The prepar- for the trial of Moyer, Hay- Tand Pettlhone, are more exten- than In most any niurder caso history of the country. The Bt in the caso Is general iujhout the world. aethlng of the importance of Ftrlals as viewed tlnoughout the try can be gained from the fact 8tfndicatioHs are that there will leee 10 n noi quuu uu writers nt to report to their various Iters, magazines anrt news services raaily proceedings. These will be Bd in giving the big story to the lie throughout the country by fcjrjspeclal men, artists, photog- ers, etc. Many 01 tnese writers Unews men have already applied fsecured quarters for the time ?!wlll bo in Boise. Desides theso Jlwill be quite an army of sten- Iphers and typewriter experts. attorneys ior me state anu ior Sdefense have planned to have jgh stenographers on the ground that within a short time after the W of each day's proceedings in Btirt they will be furnished with a lrbat;lm copy of the testimony liken. lTo handle the vast amount of snec- 1 matter to be sent to thousands of dpers throughout the country the oal office of the Western Union Tel- rraph company is being fitted up Krlth Instruments and paraphernalia alculated to accomodate all the Kuslness that may be brought to It ' Rwith quickness and dispatch. The company has leased four wires from Boise to Nampa of the two telephone companies. Theso wires will bo con nected with the local telegraph office and two of them will be available all the time, while the other two will bo feleased for telegraph work each Snigh At Nampa the direct wires of Rho company will be quaded each psy. This will be in addition to the direct wire now used as duplex to Tt'Lake which will be equipped for iual service during the trials. This Manager Hacke'tt states, will give the local office a service of 10 more cir cuits than now or 14 circuits alto gether. The service will be ready by ifce.middle of this week and as soon ready for work Chief Operator PCoDonnell of Seattle will come and throughly test the system to see that everything is In perfect working order. i The best operators, and dispatch ers to be found in the west are to, be sent to Boise 'for this special ork. The coming of R. J. Kennedy of New York, who is to have charge of the Associated Piesp work in Boise during the Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone trials, Is an Indication of how the case is viewed by the Associated Press, which necessarily gets its ideas of values direct from the 800 papers It serves. Mr. Kennedy has for the past several months been general superintendent of the system, and befoio that had for a year been night manager in the New York of- flee. He will bo assisted by an ef ficient force. One of these is Martin Egan, who arrived yesterday afternoon, with his wife. Mr. Egan was In charge of the Toklo office during the Japanese-Rus sian war. Later he went to London to take charge of that office. His wife, too, is a writer known to fame. Under the pen name of ' 'Eleanor Franklin," she has written much for Oolller.s and for Leslies. C. B. J Lucky, an expert telegraph operator, ' will send out the reports of the As sociated Press. He Is from Salt ' Lake. He and wifo and baby arrived ' yesterday. All Intcrcsti'd. J Mr. Kennedy, speaking of the gen eral interest in the cases, said: i "People all over the country are interested in the trial. The whole people, north, south, cast and west, are interested in the stand of Idalio. Many published reports in connection with the case and the history leading up to it, are misleading. The Asso ciated Press is here to cover the case impartially and fully. Arrangements have been made that we believe will enable us to furnish a report of the trial to the 800 papers through the country giving all the facts and none of the fiction. We are here to stay i to the end of the trial, no matter how , far away that end may be. j "The recent reports of the Thaw trial for the A. P. made a new record in the reports of great cases or events i (Continued on page 6.) Banking; Favors And courteous treatment a: of every depositor in this number of tlicm willing t Can you not add your name tion cliuei fully given by ever of the bank. the undisputed right .ink there aio any testify to tliess facts. to our list? Inforniii- ollicer and director First National Bank of Coos Bay JOHNS COKr., President Jl HINSPAI.i:, Vice-President V S. 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