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THE DAH-Y CQOS'BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1907.
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This is a bona-fide proposition, and the first in the history of
Marshfield We are compelled to do it not because we need
the money, not because our goods are damaged, but because we
are compelled to
...MOVE OUT....
A Large Discount . on every ' piece of goods in the house
We must vacate by the first of November
If you want a Genuine Bargain with no strings to it come
and see us
"THE PLACE THAT SAVED YOU MONEY"
-Frank Tucker, Captured at
Sumpter, Says Miner
Killed ex-Sheriff.
Wilson had about $700 on his per
son, and offered me $100 to help
him. I left Baker City for fear Wil
son would kill me. I think Wilson
has escaped to Colorado. Ho was
raised in Linn CQynty."
Tucker too is a member of the
Western Federation of Miners. He Is
slightly under medium height, light
complexioned and aged about 30. He
is being taken to Baker City. '
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NITRQ-GLYCERIN WAS USED
Guilty Mnn Has Made His Escape-
Formerly Lived in Linn
County.
Sumpter Or.. Oct. 11. Frank
"Wilson, born and raised in Linn
county, Oregon, and now a member
of the Westorn Federation of Minors
is the probable assassin of ex
Shorlff Harvoy K. Brown, of Baker
City, according to a confession mado
this morning by Frank Tucker.
Tucker Is the laboring man arrested
yesterday at Granlto becauso of
statements made while drunk.
Wilson, Tucker says, asked him
i to assist in tho assassination of
Brown. Tho motive was alleged
enmity on Brown's part toward the
federation. Tuckor says ho rofnsod,
though offored ?100. Yesterday,
however, ho is quoted as saying ho
was within 40 yards of Brown's
homo when the bomb was sot off;
that tho oxplosivo used was njtro
Klycerluo, and that after the explo
sion ho fled to tho depot and mado
his way up tho Sumpter Valley lino
to Austin und Granlto. Today ho
says ho left Baker City directly
nftor tho alleged offer of Wilson
and before tho assassination,
"I mot Wilson at Huntington, bo
foro tho killing of Brown, and wo
camo togothor to Baker City," said
Tuckor this morning. "Wo campod
near tho railroad for two or threo
days, and Wilson asked mo to help
put Brown out of tho way. I re
fused. "Then I got frlghtonod and loft
town. I passed through Sumpter to
Austin, thon wont to Granlto. Later
I hoard of tho killing.
"I think Wilson did It. H0 said
Brown was an onemy of tho Western
;JfiedlerUon and should bo killed.
Special matinee this afternoon
at tho Crystal for women and child
ren at 3:30.
WILL II
Consul for Oregon, Washington
and Idaho Says He Will
Resign Consulship.
GERMANS LOSE OCEAN
SUPREMACY AGAIN
Now York, Oct. 11. New York
welcomed tho reoord breaking Lus
ltanla as she swung into her dock
bearing tho title of "Queen of the
Seas," wreste'd from her German
rivals. Threo hundred and twenty
three firemen, under orders to work
to their limit, fed Into th0 furnaces
between 950 and 1,000 tons of
picked British Navy Welch coal
each day in order that this result
might bo obtained. On Tuesday
night, tho officers gave each fireman
a bottle of alo In appreciation of their
efforts. The next day tho Lusltania
broko all records by reeling off G27
knots and mado an hourly record of
21.7G knots.
CHICAGO WINS
THE THIRD GAME
TROUBLE SEEMS LOCAL
RICH
OLD-TIMER'S
SON A MURDERER
Charlie Churchill Quarrels With
liny Zlegler, Gets Gun,
Kills.
Portlaixl Chinese Would Force IUs
Itctiremcnt New Minister Not
Friendly.
Detroit Seemingly Outclassed, ns She
Yet To Wiu a
Game.
Detroit, Oct. 11. In tho first
game of tho series on their own
grounds, tho Detroit American
Leaguo team was beaton this after
noon by a score of C to 1. It was
a well deserved victory for tho
Chicago team ns they played superior
ball throughout tho game. It was
anything but baseball weather, tho
tomporaturo ranging between 4C
nnd 50. Sovornl showers foil durlnc
tho Bamo, one heavy enough to
cnuBo a 1C minutes' intermission.
TJio nttondnnco was 11,300. Thoro
aro threo games to playcmfwypcmf
nro throo moro games to play. De
troit bus lost throe and tied one.
WANTED Strong boy to learn tho
printing business on night work.
Apply to Haley, this office.
Portland, Or., Oct. 11. Moy
Back Hin, Imperial Chinese consul
for Washington, O.regon and Idaho,
announced that ho will tender his
resignation. Moy states that it i,s
tho custom when a change of Chinese
ministers occurs In a country for tho
Chinese consul to tender their
resignations. He stated ho could not
say whether he will be reappointed or
not.Moy Back Hln's tenure of of
fice has extended over the past two
years and has been fraught with
dissension between himself and his
followers and factions antagonistic
to him. Efforts by Moy's opponents
have been mado to rorce his resig
nation and nt ono tim0 matters be
came so threatening that in tho con
sul's opinion is was necessary to ap
peal to tho pollco for protection.
Moy's resignation, 4n view of the
efforts mado to have him ousted, Is
regarded In a different light by those
factions among Chinamen who oppose
him, these openly declaring ho re
signed to forestall his removal by Wu
Ting Fang, who Moy's enemies de
clare, Is hostllo toward Moy.
North Yakima, Oct. 11. The
shooting of Kay Zlegler by Charlie
Churchill last night aroso from an
ordinary barroom quarrel in the
afternoon. Following this, Church
Ill went home and got his gun. In
the evening he met Zlegler on Front
street. Zlegler had apparently for
gotten the trouble In the afternoon
and mado an attempt to speak to
Churchill, who pulled his gun and
at a distance of four or five feet, fired
twice into Zlegler's body. Zlegler
dropped, dying instantly.
fill I11lll111 flnrl Intn 4-fm onlnnn
w.iu.viwat .iu iuiu mo Daiuui.
pursued oy iwo policemen, out tne
fugitive escaped through the back
door and vanished. An hour later
he surrendered to Policeman Storey
at the old Churchill home. When
arrested ho shed tears and declared
he fired In solf-defense, but this Is
denied by a number of eyewitnesses.
Churchill Is a son of tho late Al
Churchill, an oldtlmer and one of
tho wealthiest men of tho city In his
lifetime.
RAILROADS INTEND
TO SEEK REVENGE
Chicago, Oct. 11. After a dis
cussion, it was tho consensus of
opinion of transportation officers at
a meeting hero today that It would
bo useless to put in effect tho usual
round trip fares this winter and
next spring Jn an attempt to popu
late tho trans-Mississippi territory.
Inadequate facilities to handle the
present business Is tho reason.
MANAGER OF GREAT
NORTHERN RESIGNS
St. Paul, Oct. 11. The Dispatch
says today that from a source of un
questionable reliability, It is learned
that General Managor Ward, of the
Great Northern today tendered his
resignation. It Is nlso learned that
at a meeting of the board of direct
ors which Is' being held at tho Great
Northern headqunrters here simult
aneously with tho stockholders meet
ing In New York, that other import
ant changes in the official register
will bo made. No confirmation or
denial of tho statement of tho above
could bo obtained at tho Great Nor
thern ofllces, but tho Information
came in such a manner as to make
confirmation almost unnecessary.
Toys at Prentiss & Co.'s.
Mulal llnflg Strengthened.
Tangier, Oct. 11. The power of
Mulal Haflg who has been proclaimed
sultan In tho south, has been greatly
strengthened In that part of Morocco
by the declaration of tho Ultomas
or Holy Men at Fez, that he has
moro moral right to tho throno than
Everybody
One of the Largest Shipments of
Pianos Ever Landed in Marshfield, at
one time.
Piano House. This will give us tho best selection of High Grade
Instruments thnt has ever been seen in your city nt ono time.
Amongst tho lot nro Wcbers, Hnrdmans' Hobnrt M. Cable, Mar
shall & Wendells, Trice & Teeple, Bulley nnd other popular
makes. .
Tho Plant has n lurgo consignment of Pinnos for tho Taylor
If you are anticipating tho purchase of a piano within tho
near future and will take the time to visit our store this coming
week you will bo convinced at a glnnco that wo nro giving tho
greatest value thnt has ever been offered In the piano market,
und also sell them on tho easiest possible terms.
Wo will npprecinto your call, whether you aro lii tho mar
ket or not. Wo received today 250 records of tho very Intcst se
lections, which wo nro always willing to play for our visitors. A
full lino of Victor and Columbia Talking Machines sold on easy
payments if desired.
Taylor's Piano House
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Abdul Azis, tho sultan of Recard.
This coupled with tho approach of
Mulal Hang's army upon Fez, argues
speedy capitulation of tho northern
capital,
YOUIt DESIRES ARE
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