THE 3IORMXG OltEGUMAA. IflliHSDM, jiakiii . mi. a ,
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COOL MESSENGER
KILLS 2 ROBBERS
NEW JERSEY JURIST. WHOM SENATE HAS CONFIRMED TO
UCafl afO
FILL HARLAN'S PLACE ON SUPREME COURT gmn-
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Ruse and Nerve of Express
Agent Puts End to Bold
Train Holdup.
DESPERADO'S FAITH FATAL
Wrlls-I'arjra (mrrril by Ilrvolvrr
Saj He Won't Fight Iml When
He Inrlrirew lllshnajman fit
Look Pnwii, "Jg I Tp."
SAN ANTONIO, il-arrf, JJ. Nre
the simplest rt of a ruse enabled
l".vtd A. Trousdale, a Welie-Fara-o ex
pre mmtnccr. lo balk tie robbery
nf a t-out!irrn rartfic train early today
bv kluinir to of tie htichnaj men.
He clubbed one to the floor of tha
ir with a mallet and sh..t off t:e top
t other's Mead whfn the latter
nncM to enter.
T ho'dun look pla.-e east of Han
eterwon in Trrl! I'ountv. nr the
.fel.-n hvMr. on fie eastern Kit'
of t'.im ' V.lm Rend" founlr) "f Tr.
'me of the robbera. ho held Trous
rta'a at the point of a ritie In a corner,
was ran., kino tne express car.
I am noi s-olna; to s.-rp with you
nil.- raid Tro-i.d tie to trie robber. "I'm
not eettln -flEt.tlna
T i. all rlir! t." replied the robber.
Then on fclloas will nave to help
et this sturf across the Itlo
irande."
UpMfiirr'i Rawe Maraa.
"Whv don't you pick up that pa-k-rauai:v
Inquired TrousIaie as
he kicked a until box on the floor of
tie nr. "It s worm more man an m
sniff iou'ip rot."
Tar robber stooped. decelcd by tha
iriit. in nick uD the rackaae.
Trousdale s-rasprd a heavy maliet
and struck. The deeperado received
t ie blow full on the head. Me fell over
dead. Trousdale picked up the dead
rohber run and waited. Meanwhile
the urnnd of the Pandit had been
working; on IV car ahead. When he
completed his Job he hurried back to
the express car.
FMiik.'" he tailed. There was no
answer.
ftehker kl rvc4.
The robprr raunc himself aboard
I la car. Aa Ma form loomed In the
.looraav. tha express mesaencer tired
The robber tumbled to tha ground.
lead.
The bo.llea of tha robber were put
onto a bassaire car and the train pro
needed.
The Mchwavmen boarded the "press
t trden roon after midnight, bwinc
ir;a onto the enclne, tiiejr covered the
engineer with (una and ordered film
to proceed until they told him to atop-
Then mile vtit of Prydcn ther nave
the elans! for a halt. Tne conductor.
alarmed bv the frequent stops, aent
nr(ro porter ahead to Inquire about
i he trouble. The negro Ml promptly
covered by a rifle.
(adaetar flrrra Alarsa.
T";en the conductor crept up to the
enpine Immediately ha took In tha
-''uatlon. Before the robbera could
.'ire upon him he hastened back and
tl"n the track. Walking re vera 1
miles, he Mopped a freleht train and
save the alarm over tne wire to ban
derson.
Meanwhile the robbera were prepar
inj to ransack ilia expres and mail
ars.
T.ie Sheriff of Terrell Countv is
earchlnc tonlftlit for a third member
uf the band. supposed to have been
Itted rear the holdup acena with
horsea. Near the point where the train
was etopped. track of horse were
found leading; to tha border.
The bodlea of the robber have not
been Identified. They are Americana.
Whatever the robber took from the
vnail car wa recovered. Nothing; was
removed from tha express car. The
pasaenrers knew nothln- of the hold
up until after both robbers had been
killed.
Trousdale I year old.
UNIVERSITY CASE ON TODAY
taprrnte Court Wilt llrwr Argument
on Rrfrrrndum Matter.
SAt.UM. Or.. MArrh 13. i?rcti.
.' th nfternoon wlM b jrvn by th
5";prerv. "oyt iomr-ow lo th tru
n;-M of lnlvTl!y of Orricori rrf-
"-pr-iur r?. K-Ji.tlre yiaicr and
!- I'lr of Portland. til appr.tr
f-r I. I'rtrndlr. ti piainttff. and U
l f.p t'd ti:t "". K. S. ood, W. S.
l"T;n. Altornrv friraI fpawford and
-ittnt Atti'rnrv.inrral Vn Wlnkl
HI ppr tor srcrctary tMcott. de
fcndAnt irt t ca-r.
It la probable chat n Aninion of the
iuprcan Court in r.'(rrne to thrt
i5f will hf forttironitng onif tun
"btlor tha cloao vt Mar.-h. or rT curly
in April at t.'io lt-t. an l in fvrnt the
lower court should b KuMatn-d. the
1 nl-rilty will br able to h th une
t.i nionry arproprtafd duung tne
'"-Ir. C Summer.
EXPLORER IS HEARD FROM
Yorker Flnd nrlicT Supplies
In Heart of Hudson Bay Counirj.
WIXXIPLC!. March IS. II. V. r.ad
!ord. ef New York, who 1 exploring
t: e l'i lon Hay country, reached pur.
rel Harbor, at the aonth of t'herter
fiel inlet on Hudson isy. October 1.
'Ml, according to a letter received to
tr bv R. H. Pell, of thin city, rrpre
entative of a fur-tradlnu concert.
T-e Ir'.tcr wa dated tictober S. It fol-
.ow
Ulth r-y altant. T. Oeorse Street.
I arrived here tiiree day aco by ranoe
'-om r.irt Keerrvatton. Oroat slave
lake, found the relief auppl'ee you were
eo kind .an to aend up to Pelican, and
have :nd-d them iiere.
"These will enable me to continue
en ni northern exploration for at
leaft a rar."
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MtllLOX PITXEY.
PITNEY 15 CHOSEN
Senate Confirms Nomination,
by Vote of 50 to 26.
OPPOSITION FALLS APART
1 ote Scheduled for 4 oXlork 1
Taken Two Hour Earlk-p. Owing
to dden and Unexpected
Closing of Debate.
WASHIXOTON. March IS. Chancel
lor Malilon Pitney, of New Jersey, to
day was confirmed by the Senate a an
Associate Juetl'e ji the Supreme Court
of the I'nltod State.
The vole wan iO In r. The opposi
tion to Chancellor Pitney crumbled dur
Inc tne first two hour of the Senate
executive eMon. and a vote was
reached shortly aftor i P. t. Under
the aitreonient reached last nisnt ine
vote was scheduled for 4 o'clock, but
the debate was brief than expected.
MORROW OUT FOB TAFT
ro n t u u m an p i. ka ns io n
CEXUIAI- BOOSTING CLTO.
mtKltran nartv ! thl time Is. I bMltViV th
moM ui'Miui. in the hlory of the purty enU
unpartlliii in tnf hitirv or ine Tsaiion.
GILSTRAP TO AID SELLING
I.ano County .Manager Says Cam
palgn Is Well Vudcr Way.
Kl'GK.N'E, Or., March 13. (Special.)
With the appointment of Will O. Gil
strap a manager, the campaign to
the nomination of Ben Sellins. of Port
land, for United States t-enator is well
under vvuv In Iano County, and It wit
ba waged from now on until the time
of the primaries. In an Interview Jus
Klvrn out. Mr. Gilstrap said:
"felling stands on a safe and sound
platform, the Interests of the public
Instead of the game of politics bctns
the principal plank. Kor instance, in
one matter alone of vltnj Importance
to this slate Is his stand with reference
to the forest reserve policy and the
rights of Intending; settlers to enter on
homesteads In sections like those In
both eastern and western Une County.
Selling; Is pronounced In his declaration
that settlers should not be barred
where these homestead lands are val
uable. The thousands of acres held
back tlirouch the Plnrhot policy, which
Bourne Indorses, Is holdlnir back de
vetopment of western Lane County a.
nothing; else could.
"If the field were open to Sellintr as
acainst Bourne, there is every evidence
that F-llInK would have a walkover at
the April 15 primaries.
"The slocan of Lane County should
be: 'Stand by the man who can brHt
Pourne In the primaries.' There is
only one man In the field that can lo
It. and that is Ben Selling;.
Administration I hovn to Htf
Secured More olld Legislation
Than Tnosc. rrecedlnR.
HEPPXER. Or.. March II. (Special.)
A mast meetinc of Taft aupporter
waa held tonight In the Commercial
Club building;, when will it. ffmnn. fi
Portland, was the main meaner. v. i.
chairman of the Morrow County
Taft campaign committee, alter a few
well chosen remarks. Introduced Mr.
Smith, who talked for about an hour.
Mr. Smith briefly explained the Re
publican platform and explained the
actions of President Taft on various
Important matters and urtred a general
Tsft Boosting; Club. The main purpose
of the mectlne was the formution of a
Taft Club for Morrow County.
Thia county prope to Blv Taft a
large majority and is working; in a
business-like manner to ac-ompnu
that purpose. With their extensive
.niin- interests. Morrow County feels
directly Interested In the outcome of
this nomination ana eiecnon.
At the conclusion of Mr. Smith ad
dress all those present, with few ex
ceptions, sinned membership paper to
... T.ft flub. These paper are to be
circulated more extensively later and
an effort will be made to reach all
art of the county, i ne irrunu "
he third term Is quite strong; here, and
t soem tnat s"-n" ;
his time will cause uana majority i
be creater. m tne course ii
Mr. t-mlth said
To d"ert the Adm inintrst Ion or Fresiaeni
Taft fr personal reasons and an expert
mVi t for a mere char., of political leader.
!? ii oe-rt an Admlri.trrillon that from
,.. peclnnmc. br a poller ot .sgrj-w.M .and
f-.rlerr Prre..lTe Irs.sUilen. has wlth
' . -t nuiw.rat1on. mlsrep-
ew Mat Ion 'ow Assured.
:i't;i:xi:. tir.. Match 1J. (Special.)
A con promise was effected yesler
ciav between the Oregon Ulectrlc liall
ay and the owner of a lot In tha
tract wanted bv the electric company
for Its pasernaer station, and now the
removal of a few building; Is all that
remains before the land will all be
cleared. The ownera are non-resident
hut had ltpt'd the property wltr. local
acents. When the Oregon F..ectr1c
rent Its rh k to h'n.l the bargain last
Fall, thev deeltnrd the offer and suit
was Instituted to enforce fulnr.ment
.f the contract.
Maer eoea e d aseo4 as "Amaricaa
SAil ara act saa la any palii;u.ar.
rntatlon inn maun"" ' , '
upon It h the cppo.ltlon lthln ajid allh-
UVhrfor"n-. ef Ihe Nation, no less than
.( of the nepubllcan party are at stake,
w, hare before u a taak made doubly dlf
flnt be the condition and temper of the
.-..'-. the rMrm of our cnemle. and dis
n.mra ellhin our on ranks. It Is a
time for wise counsel and for calmn-a. ror
n.oderalin. which l a.wa. wisdom. In
M.h li .Ntru.-tion of the reactlorarr
lh, rkleeeneup and unbridled paln
of tne -adl.-ala are equally undesirable, her
t-a rJ;l good e mut t together, cease
to nele Pier shade, of politlcr. forego
blekerTg mrr learter"hlp and terminate s
peedl"'- as poaaible the recrimination arls
l.r inerefrom. This Is hardlv a time lo
rti.put- or ihe fruits of a victory yet to
n-ber. there is eur Republican Ad
mlnlsiratljn lo be approved, and whether
Its merit iy. receive the stamp of approval
at the Itepiib:!. an National convention, and
at Ihe forthceinlns Presidential election, re
main a 'ie:lon tor decmon by the common
people. lta merit deserves approval. And
unUsa eu arprove you cannot defend, and
unlea jou defend you caaaot ask the people
to trut u further.
miring tha Administration ef President
Taft we have erected more solid legisla
tion, cheeked m "vre corporate abueea. aoeom
pilahed roore reai reform and achieved more
fur Ihe u'tlmate sood of the people than
In sny other period ef tha Nation's history,
exeepung rire.
I bcileve. my friends, that ser msn here
lon.gm will aseee tht If harmony and
unl'v sHail pr.ralt within the Republlean
rertv. that If we soitrtly support our Preal-
leetlal nominee wilt m a merlteel ard
trtumpbar.r vtcterr at tha pet: pest Novem
eer. The sltuatiea whlca confroats tba Be-
BULLET EXPLODES IN PIPE
Vancouver Man's "Quirt Smoke"
Hesulls In Xear Trncedy.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. March IS.
(Special.) Robert Karnes Is t.wlay
minus hig $7 mrersrlium pipe, but he lg
Clad he Is still alive.
When Barnes, sitting; in a public
billiardroom today, filled his fine,
Christmas present pipe with tobacco
for a "quiet smoke," he didn't know-
there war. a .:2 cartridge hlddon in the
bowl. Robert smoked until the fire
reached the cartridge and then there
was more gmoke. for the cartridge ex
ploded. Barnes" pipe was no more, and
George Furney. sitting; near him, felt
the air vibration of the bullet a it
sped passed him and Imbedded itself
In the nearest wall. Barnes escaped
with only a nervous shock ani a Jar to
his toetli.
Barnes had been carrying: some cart
ridges in his pocket, with his pipe for
several days and knew not thnt one
had fallen In the bow of tils pipe.
TELEPHONE RATE WAR ON
rostnl nedtice Prices IJetvvecii
Spokane and Seattle.
SPOKANE. Wash.. March IS. (Spe
cial.) A Ions-distance telephone rate
war between Spokane and Seattle wag
started today by the Postal Telegraph
& Cable Company. The rate announced
today by the Postal allows of a ve
in 1 n u t e conversation between Spokane
and Seattle for tl. as against a. rate of
tl for one minute over the Bell tele
phone. In addition to the reduced Initial
rharse. the Postal announces a whole
sale slash In the rate after the first
minute. Fifty cents for five minutes
after the first five minute is the rate
announced by the Postal, while the
Kill cling: to Its old rate of 50 cents
for one minute after the first minute.
"We certainly are not going; to cut
rates to meet the Postal rates." said
C. K. Hickman, commercial superin
tendent ef the Taclflc Telephone A
Telegraph Co. "The Posts., rates are
ruinous and we are not going- to meet
tli cm."
Celentiuls' Cases Dismissed.
The cases against 1 Chinamen, ar
rested Friday and Saturday nights by
Sergeant Hartnea and a squad of patrol.
men. and booked on vagrancy charges,
were dismissed yesterday afternoon at
the request of the arresting officer.
The officers said that, although they
had evidence, against the men. they
were unable to tell them apart, and
for this reason vers unable to prosecute
their rases. A large number of other
Chinamen, booked on other charges,
will ba tried later. .
Paper 1T4 Inchee wide, for newspaper uae.
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WEST HAS MORRIS' FATE
QUESTION' OF PAROLK Of KX-
BANKER ONC E BEFORE BOARD.
alone and allow the executive to solve
the political equation that now con
fronts him.
Members of the Parole Board here
say the minimum sentence attached
to Morris has not expired and for that
reason they refused to even look at
letters asking: clemency for the ex
banker. Much speculation is beins indulged
In here as to whether Governor West
will abide by- his former decision and
give Morris a pardon on tho Gover
nor's return from San Francisco, or
whether West will repudiate his pact
into which frirnds of Morris declare
hp entered.
Puzzle I.i I.fft Entirely in Hands of
Governor ns to What Will Be
Done Willi -Man in Prison.
SU.KM. Or.. March 13. (Special.)
That the question of a parole for W.
Cooper Morris, convicted ex-banker,
came up before a recent secret meet.
Inz of the State Parole Board, became
known today.
A prist of loiters DegCinp cicmenny
for Morris deluded the Board, but the
l. e RnaeH a llttotlltel V TP-
Illt'IllUt IS 1 ' ' " '
fused to look at these letters and de
clared amonc themselves tuat. me
M.. I. mailer Is a OUPtitlon that IS
strictly up to the Governor to decide.
This Is taken stronciy aa a uss''
ion that Uovernor West has the en
ire control of the future of Morrie
within his own hands, and that his
nnointees on the t'aroie oari nave
h.n reonestel to leave the problem
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