THE DAILY COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD,
OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1907.
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BLANCO Milan Wiggins, Bloom
lngdale, Wash.; Louis II. Urel, Port
land; T. II. Landswick, Portland;
Prank Putnam, Chicago; A. L. Mil
ler, Coqullle; G. Houston; W. T.
Lay Ion, Portland; Frank E. Wyso,
San Francisco Greater; G. II.
Coombs, San Francisco; Ab Smith,
Roseburg; Win. T. Bouscr, Portland;
W. P. Hultet, Portland; J. Walhelm;
O. W. Leo; J. T. Collver; F. C. Hoen
pner, Helena; E. T. McDonald, Port
land; Jos. Delangor, Minneapolis; J.
L. Qulnn, Portland; John Kollock,
W. II. Corbett, W. II. Insley, C. D.
"Waters, Portland; W. D. Reedy; D.
C. Gibson, Coqullle; Mrs. M. A. Dls
Lrow, Miss Dlsbrow, Irene Dlsbrow,
" Lyons, Iowa; Henry Large, Portland;
II. II. Browne, Minneapolis; C. C.
Springer, Chicago; J. II. Cerdlng,
Verom, North Dakota; Mrs. J. T.
Collver; Miss Lora Collver; L. J.
Cody, Bandon; H. C. Dlers, North
Bend; Edmund Croft, Tacoma; Geo.
C. Bolt, Tacoma; T. O. O'Garr, Port
land; J. W. Holmes, Portland; Frank
Carr, Coqullle; P. Goldenberg; Matt
Kerrlen, Coqullle; Andrew Hayter.
CENTRAL Wm. Shults, Klon
dike Camp; Raymond Haser, Seat
tle; F. R. McNcel; W. W. Gage, Co
qullle; Alvln Smith, Coos River; J.
Merchant; F. Merchant; Chas. Swan
son; Chas. G. Lee; Edith Haughton;
Mary Chandler, Gardiner; J. A.
Rodes; Dan Cameron; E. C. Os
trander, Tomahawk, Wis.; J. W.
Strang.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE J.
W. Fisher, Eugene; F. F. Baird,
Newport; Jay Avery, Salem; J. E.
Cooper, Portland; H. S. Bailey, Port
land; H. S. McGowan and wife, SI
gourney, Iowa; Frank Miller, Port
land; N. Williams, San Francisco;
J. W. Bailey, Portland; J. A. Faulds,
Newport; O. O. Lund, Grants Pass;
Anton Arneson, Grants Pass; Aug
ust Olson, Grants Pas3; Chas. Olson,
"Weed, Cal.; Alb Palm, North Bend;
Andrew Woods, Portland; Edmund
Croft, Tacoma; Gejrge C. Bolt, Tacoma.
STORY OF A CHICKEN
AND HUNGRY- CAMPERS
A good story Is told on a party who
were camping on Btg Creek the past
week. It seems the crowd became
possessed of voracious appetites
which the usual sea food would not
satisfy, nor would the provisions thy
had with them. Some one ttb
clerglcal connections thouxtot of
chicken, and it was ajrwfd tn
chicken was the thin. AccorJJmjtly.
an emissary was snt to setskbor
ing farm house where a jtwod ft kw
was secured for sixty cents. Tn
luual work of preparing a cJiickw for
the pot was quickly erempUhi.
and the bird was put on to cook. The
party then wandered about for a time
uutii It was presumed the chicken
was well done and they then returned
to the feast. They approached the
precious pot wlth highest anticipa
tions, and great was their dismay
upon finding the pot empty or nearly
so. The chicken had disappeared and
in the pot was the sixty cants. The
woman who had sold the chicken con
cluded she wanted it herself and so
made the exchange, during their absence.
SLAYS HUSBAND
FOR A BURGLAR
San Francisco. Aug. 11.' In the
belief that he was a burglar, Mrs.
Sdward Tarnhar shot and killed her
iiirt at Hwr bom. Si 7 Twentieth
T copb retired at S o'clock and
Jere sleepin: In a room with their
crippled son, who Is twelve years old
Farqnaar arose shortly after 9
o'clock and went out. Upon return
ing to the house his wife, hearing
footsteps In the room adjoining, and
bftlieving they were those of a burg
lar, screaming at the top of hor voice
and snatching a revolver from the
side of the bed, fired at the door in
the direction whence the sound of
footsteps came.
Farquhar 'was just turning the
knob of the door when the bullet
struck him In the groin, severing the
femoral artery. He bled profusely
and died before medical assistance
could reach him.
CHEF IS FINED IN
MARSHFIELD COURT
Cook From Plant Itested Over Night
In Oiiicor Carter's l'alntinl
Retreat.
Steve Burke, a cook on the Plant,
was placed In Officer Carter's asylum
Tuesday afternoon after he had been
drubbed into su'jmisslvene3s .by Car
ter. Burke had been making a show
of himself on a public street and
when requested to desisi, showed
fight and told the officer to go to
hell, or some other seaport. Burke
paid well for his stubbornness, and
was fined ?25 and costs by Judge
Upton, who regretted the fine could
not have been larger. The charge
against him was "Indecent exposure."
Burke Is known to be a quarrelsome
character, as he was at one time lo
cated in Marshfield and cooked at a
local hotel. He hadn't the where
with with which to liquidate his in
debtedness to the municipality, and
1 S. Dow advanced the money for
him, thus saving him the pleasure of
-working on the streets for a time.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
TO GIVE A PICNIC
Sunday, August 25, The Lodges At
North Bend and Mur.shileld Go
To Piper's Grove.
The Knights of Pythias of Marsh
field and North Bend will havo a
joint picnic at Piper's Grove on the
North Fork of the Coos River on Sun
day, August 2Gth, weather permit
ting. Members of the order and
members of the Rathbone sisters are
prlvllodged to invite as many persons
from other orders as they choose.
Tickets will bo on sale at Norton &
Hansen's, nnd North Bend News
Co's. placo of business. Those wish
ing to take advantago of the excur
sion should eecure tickets not later
than August 23rd, for nono will be
sold after that date. The boats which
will convey tho plea'suro seekers to
the picnic grounds will leave both
cities at S:30 promptly and return
when everybody has had enough picnic.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO HAVEG00D MEETING
Tho Chamber of Commerce meet
ing for this Friday night promises to
ho one of the most interesting that
lui3 been hold of late. State Dairy
and Food Commissioner Bailey is to
innko an nddross which should prove
valuable to every person interested
in agriculture. Mrs. Yoakum, who
has u model dairy, is expected to bo
present and explain many things re
specting the conduct of a dairy which
will be boneflcial to tho dairymen of
Coos county. Other important mat
ters will bo discussed and the meet
ing should bo well attended. Ladles
aro Invitod to this gathering, Bince
there aro many who would profit by
tho talk.
CARELESS HUNTSMEN
CAUSING TROUBLE
J. M, Davis, .isfarnier at tho forks
of Cooa livens, cofhpjains of tho enro
lessness of hunters "who go up and
down tho rlvor In gasoleno launches.
Last woelc, somebody was shooting
from a boat and killed a cow belong
ing to Daviu. Fanners and other
workmen In that vicinity havo been
frightened several Union by having
aimless ballots whiz past them while
nt work, and sovornl havo become so
incensed that they aro planning to
detect guilty partlos and bring suit
against them.
FORTY ACRES OF EAST
SIDE PROPERTY SOLD
W. W. Graves and R. L. Edmon
Bton, of Portland, havo ndded to tliolr
Coos Bay holdings, 40 acres of land
adjoining East Marshfield and tho
Archer tract recently purchased by
local company. This deal was closed
on Tuesday and tho purchasers feol
they havo mado a good buy.
30QUILLE RIVER MAY
HAVE FAST BOAT
There is talk of a new fast express
boat for the run from Myrtle Point
to Bandon on the Coqullle. There is
a demand for through service and it
is understood a new boat has been
contracted for for the purpose
named. This boat, it is said will
carry only passengers and express
and will make only the principal
stops up and down the river.
Knichts of Pythias Picnic.
Myrtle Lodge No. 3, K. of P., of
Marshfield, and Posedion Lodge, No.
95, of North Bend, will on Sunday,
August 25, give a joint picnic in
Pipers Grove, North Coos river.
Boats will leave North Bend and
Marshfield at S:30 a. in. (weather
permitting). Knights of Pythlans
and members of the Rathbone Sis
ters have the privilege of Inviting as
many friends as they care to. Tick
ets will be on sale at Norton and
Hansen's, Marshfield, and North
Bend News Company, North Bend.
No tickets to be sold after Friday,
August 23. Price 50c.
COMMITTEE.
BOMB FACTORY FOUND
IN MOSCOW SCHOOL
New Missiles of Tremendous Power
Are Recently Seized by the
Police.
Moscow, Aug. 11. The police to
day searched the Imperial technical
schools and discovered the central
revolutionary laboratory for manu
facturing bombs of a new pattern
and tremendous explosive power,
regular supplies of which were being
shipped to various interior points.
The police seized a number of bombs,
600 time-fuse appliances, a typo
graphical outfit and some forbidden
literature, and arrested twenty stu
dents of the school.
Hot Chicken pie today at David
& Davis' Delicatessen.
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After tha performance a dance
Admission to same tickets 25c
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