I-
OGLE CONFESSES
HE FIRED SHOTS
AT ROAD HOUSE
Convict Removes From Smith
Blame for Slaying of Bur
gess and Peringer
WITNESS INDUBIOUS
Member of Party at Clare
mont Tavern on Fatal Night
Decries Confession
was the pan .r
cattsvd Osle i r.,n-
hints on hi
",r s-hoi-i which kJ.l!.l th i wo!
I'. . UK.. In' t.ir l lv.. ..i : ,
an who al-u ur. .-d Smith.
!::rently it
cniisi ifnrr that
fss tothiv.
"iU- siiiiil hail tin
iMt(I f a inK Mi-to."
M. Mn.t(.. -j,,,!
...,- iiii.iuku wiui the mull.
M.wli;i! iU-I,n!!i
J. P.ium-'s. mif
-n'p raier and intMtihor i tt... ,t,f.
highway oomtui mou. Mr Periurr
was a wealthy IVidMon farm-.
Hth were in Portland attending f.ie
International I,ivtMk exposition,
and were with friends at Claren ont
tavern when the place was held up
by the three masked robber.
From IVndWon oni a temi-t
tnar r,. I .Marshal! hn an.
Si uih in other work about tfu nrl-'mo. TlK-n-wa i'n I shot hint. I
-t,. M'tr play- on the "p-nilenMary , -hu him two or three times. The
ha.st ltiill team. j oil t fellow. Httr. grabbed a ra
Vi.iier llrnr ( nt -ioit
The infetiio:i of j;!e uiid a
!;il''u-liT l.y I'... naster w-ie made i:l
tin- kn neiue of Waidt-n Colliptoll.
I ..w. . I : ,. l . . t - .
i .... , , -ui'-- i i r . u iui waruen, r'i-
eene Hallev
iiiiuari;y
OitiOssion
of I h vir iii'S
a Iroinin, it
James Osle. who with WaUer
Danafter and latld Smith is fervina
a lif? sentence intlie state peniten
tiary for the murder of J. X. lint
gess, and Oeor?e K. Perlnper In
I'laremont tavern. Portland. ljt
November, today confessed that he
hief keier. and the
eonvic Smith.
On'.f U onfuM an to which of
ih men wa P.ur and which a
P'tinuer .iuce he i-aks of shoo' in?
iVrlnieer swral titn.s. I tunc-
v. js shot several times and Peringer
only once.
Fear Another Trial
'l want to make a statement to
straighten out thi shooting propo
sition." Osle said to Warden Conip-
on.
! "Suppose ou tell the story in
You r own wonts: Ynn will linitr-
i i r. 3n4 -1. . . - - - - -
I ber of the
i i . ,
ntr rretience in tli
... I .1.: ...u
Miirptw-!';....- . . "'"'"i anjiuiriK Jon say is ram
' ill .- f la ' 1 .
A Frtpwrtton. of
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.1 V
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of Osle and insists that Smith did
the shooting. Portland officers arei
eaid t be of th same opinion. j
U;tnt to 'Tome Clenii-
Sevral days ago Iavid Smith,
w-ho had bfen hlametl for the phoof
inp. went to Warden Common and
said that Ogle wanted to come
clean." Compton does not beHeve
that Smith and UanaMer had threat
ened Ogle, but credits the convi"t
with a voluntary decision to conies,
though doubtless after the three
men had talked over their crime,
many times. All have been weil-hc-haved
prisoners since thev vere re
ceived at the rrisou November
last. Ogle and Banaster are both
employed In the flax plant and
of leniency.
without, any promise
replied t'otnpton.
"They can't try me for this again,
can they?"
"No. they can't try you again for
the fcame crim" answered the war-
den.
"W.MI. after we had entered the
liouse." said 0?'e. "Smithy was tr
look after the dance hall, and
Dutchy and 1 proceeded to ronnd
them up. I makes this room where
they were. I opened the door and
said 'Put Vm up and they shoved
the chairs back of the table and
Peringer phut the door. They
would hae got me but I put niy foot
against the door and shoved It
back. I fired one shot In the ceil
ing. ! said 'you had better put them
up' and Perringer started to Krab
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dance liall."
"Where was Smithy at that
time?" asked Warden Compton.
"1 do not know. He was sup
posed lo be in the dance hall al-.
Itanaster was down in the h&smer.i.
It fteems that there was a woman
who Identified the pin that Smithy
had as being worn by the man "hJ
did the shooting. Th. stick pin 1
had was a little different color fro'
the one he had. She might have
identified the first M k pin he
seen. They showed me the tlck n'fl
worn by Smithy but I had thrown
mine away."
Ilnter rmrobnrwte S4leu-it
Itana.nter's statement followa:
"I could only ay what Ode has
aid. When I came up from the
basement Ogle was coming In 'rom
the place where he shot the mu.
Naturally he had some women and
a few men with him and tbey were
rather excited, so 1 told them not to
be so excited. They entered Into
the hall and Smithy was tn the hail
at that time, and there were worda
exchanged between the policeman
and Smithy about army work. I did
not know what he said at the time,
but h. told me afterward. He aked
him where he belonged, what rel
.ment. etc. Smithy wore button
shoes. He had a peculiar pin that
caused him to be identified by jwint
people as ling the man in th
dance hill."
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Cello solo
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Presentation of diplomas
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Henedlctlon Rev. II. N. Aldrich
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Outgoing Students at High
School Number 118; Com
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The Salem high school commence
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o'clock tonight at tbe armory with
the large graduating class of 112
receiving diplomas. Tbe address to I
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