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WARDEH STATES
MURRAY WAS AN
(INFORMER ALSO!
G mtstjeorp mate TittBtryrc, arrcproTtB, .okecion, tiBpat, 'cgronEirsty i923j
LOCAL WARRIORS
PRACTICING
FOR G. PASS GAME
With throo vlt'torlcH uruhr thIr
UvHh, ttu Met) ford high Bchool foot-
ten m Muniifty t'vcnliiK bKun
hall
U. S. COURT CLOSES,
' LAST CASE RULED
Bf JUOGE
The cltimaKo Bult filed twitlnst
ClMiient Hrudljury of Kluiimth Kails
Uy C. R (inrl)er of Oruutit I'iibh for
hnr.l work for thi- final name, of U.b anfiroxltiiatuiy 16U0 was dismissed to
xrnxon. t'oni'h f'ulllHolt pointed out , . , . ,
SALEM. Ore., Oct. 20. Tom Murray,
convict Boutenccd to lianc fur tlm
..I I.tun n,.,p.l liimuu
Swettney, was Juat Bilcli an infoniwr the wan In the Klamath game to M" J"u,!e Wolverton In the fed
or "stool" an by hlB tnatlmony In Ills his rhiiiwH. and announced that no erul court, where It was being heard,
own trial he feared niiKht "frame on puHltlun wax hhcui-m for anyone, nml becautie of tho lack of Jurisdiction,
him nnd cause him to be confined In that only machine fooibnll would win I The suit orixlnully called for $111100
the hull pen, Warden A. M. Inlryinile letterx. Thirty-two player still turn damaneH, aliening conversion of Krnln,
told the Jury trying James Wlllos and out for practice, nnd scilininuKos for !i00U of which was lor punitive dam
Ellsworth Kolley, Indicted Jointly with perfection of cliai-nlim, bucklrtit, and ages. This was, however, stricken off
Murray for the murder of Sweeney. forward passing will he held nil week, before reaching the federal court.
Under direct examination ot ins- The- locals play (Irants Push next
trlct Attorney John Carson, the warden Saturday, and the Josephine county
testified that two or three months KKiiBfttlon promises a hard battle,
prior to the break of August 12, Mur-, Tho following Hnturday the locals
ray informed Deputy Warden l.lllle i ,,i,iy MaraliflPld here, and outside of
that a group of seven or eight con-;,, Ashland contests, mis will be the
victs Were planning a break and i,iKBest game of the year from the
named C. R. Moore as their leader. tH,puint of local Interest. Mnrsh-
"As the deputy warden reported it f.u, ,K ,.x,1(.c., , Blvt. Ated ford a
to me, Murray told him that the con- hlm ,UHHPi 118 tht,y ,1VP UI1
vlcts planned to make the break on a encrA uue mi im.kfieid. ,.n,i i,nvo
Sunday morning. They were giiln to won u ,hl.r Kams thiH season by! their headquarters at Portland, after
seize the warden in the chapel as he Mh H(.0,.,,h. Three liundied fans are having spent over two weeks here In
0. A.-C. IS PRAMS
BEHIND LOCKED GATES.
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The plaintiffs counsel did not amend
the claim so as to read JG600. The
federal court has no Jurisdiction over
damugo suits less than J3000. With
this fact the plaintiff was unfamiliar,
it is said.
The court officials, Judge Wolver
ton, Miss Margaret Fleming, secre
tary; K M. Brown, clerk, and Harry
V. Heed, chief United States deputy
marshal, will leave this evening for
tor nis regular Duuoay oioru- expected to attend from Coos Bay.
ng interview wiui pnoue , u.u a, Th ,,. , ,,, ntMetlc Krounds
knife o his neck and under the threat ., ,. ,,.,, ,,)r .
of killing him force the chapel guards I
to open the doors or the cage leading
into the turnkey's office. There they I
planned to take guns from the arsenal
und force their way out of the prison.
Kelley, Wlllos, Hert (Oregon) Jones
and Frank Fallon were some of the
other convicts whom Murray told the
deputy warden were implicated In the
plot.
Most of the evidence go far pre
sented by the state has been identical
to that which was brought out In the
Murray trial, for Wlllos and Kelley
are being tried now as accomplices
in the murder of Sweeney and not on
the sapalvte Indictment which charges
them with the killing of Holman.
l'eter J. White, one of the guards
who was in the turnkey's office at the
time Murray and Jones entered and
demanded the keys to the arsenal.
CHARLEY HALL TO
BE A CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
HAI.KM, Ore., Oct. 20. Asserting
that he is now assured "sufficient
support to nssut-e my nomination,"
Stale Senator t'hnrles Hall, of Marsh
field. vrilen to a friend In Snlem that
testified that When no escaped from he will be a candidate for the republi
the office he Btarted on the run for can nomination for governor In the
the front gate. There, he said, he primary election of next spring unless
met Guard Charlton, who was trying personal business matters make it
to get In. He said that Charlton called impracticable for him to do so.
bis attention to WIIIob and Kelley, ) "During the months I have been
who were then coming down the rope considering tho matter since it was
from the roof and that he (White) flint broached by my friends I have
rushed over to the bottom of the rope become convinced that I would have
and commanded the two convicts to Ufficient support to Insure my noml
stand still and put up their hands. nation," writes Senator Hull.
','!f.l,1!? 1"ltuhl",!!n?'IS "l.,'Ja!l,r"!,1f'" "Th0 assurances I have, and the
said White, "but Wlllos said 'Who the available and obvious support, Is suf
hell are you?' nnd Btortod south to- flci,,nt but ,he decision will rest upon
W1.r. . ?w6.r, 'eyon' t, . ,',,. , the determination of personal busi-
, "I toltl him I wns Pote White and nPK(l matters "
jtlst then Guard McKluley came out senator Hall Intimates that he will
of the barber shop and Wlllos stopped K lvU-e the voters as a businessman
and put hs hands up. iam paging tt buxlnexs udmlnlstrn-
Asked if either Kelley or Wlllos on of Hlau, altuir f he , numllmtB(1
said anything while they woro Btnnd- m elected
lug there; White replied: , ., ..e'nubllcan nrlmnrv f
Senator Hall was defeated for the
nomination by Hen oleott by only a
hundred votes and this vote he
connection -with the court session.
rORVAI.MS, Ore., Oct. 20. Be
hind locked gates the Oregon Agri
cultural coIIcko football team worked
for two hours last night perfecting
plays which they hope will bring vic
tory over Stanford Saturday. Coach
Schlxsler's two back field combina
tions were disrupted last evening
after practice when Snider, fullback
on the "big four" und i.uby, flashy
half for tho "ponies." went to the
hospital after falling to Iron out In
practice Injuries received in the Whit
man game. With them went Badlcy,
first string guard. A desperate effort
will bo made to have them In ubape
by the time the tenm leaves but even
so valuable practice will be lost.
Against this gloom Is the recovery
of Jim Dixon, Cllant running mato of
Dick Hosen at tackle. Ho has been
working lightly with the souad for n
week and will be in trim for Saturday.
COLDS
'Gee,
be as
I'ote.,
bad a
"Yes, Kelley said,
dldn' tthlnk It would
tills.' "
White said that the shooting was oncers the nucleus of the strength
going on then and that almost in- could marshal in another cam-
FAMILY AT LAST
BOULDER, Coin.. Oct. 20. (A. P.)
ft. B. Hodges' pursuit ut his family
from OrPKn ended here last niKht
when ho found hit divorced wife.
Allow HndtfPH, In pohhohkIoh of their
four children whom a Portland court
had awarded to the hu.shund. Upon
petition of JlmlfCfH. County Judge J2.
I. Ingram of Boulder, is.su ed an older
Klvlns two of the children Into the
cuHtody of the Rheriff until a hearin
Oetoher 26. (
The four chihlren, aped 2, 7, 9 and
IS were awarded to the huflhand in
Portland when a final decree of
divorce was entered In hla favor. Mrs.
Hod sew in alleged to have escaped
with them to Boulder. She placed
two of the children In custody of
John L. McMenamln, superintendent
of the state home for dependent chil- ,
dren In Denver. J lodges learned ut
Ontario, Ore., that his divorced wife
had transferred school credits of the
children from that place to Denver
and traced her to Colorado.
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. ' few-
corner of the building, covered him
with a rifle and said to Kelley und
Wlllos: . "Go into the arsenal It's
open."
Jones then said to White
d n you, open that gate!"
White suld he replied: "
hell can 1 when I'm locked
myself?"
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(Contlnuod from page one.)
"( d
i penn governments to give serious
low the attention to the president s hint.
iu nore
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. (A. P.) Sen
IN UNITED STATES;
tho senate foreign relations commit
tee, today expressed tho belief that'
the Mcnrno treaty would relieve"
seething world affairs, but said he
I did not share "the unwarranted
thuslasm of extremists."
He declared he was glad Iocarno
had struck hi blow at the world court.
Senator Horuh came to address
tho Women's Itooseveit Republican
cluti tonight, virtually to open a
campaign opposing the world court.
. "Hy creating a permanent conclll-
CHICAOO, Oct. 20. (A. P.) Quack ntion council the Locarno diplomats
doctoring, an ancient craft, still rlunr- showed. 1 believe, thut their ralth In
lshes to uu incredible extent In this the world court us an agent of urbl-
age of touted public intelligence, an Id nation is not grent." he said. "I
Ur. Arthur J. Cramp, director of the hnve more faith In the permanent
bureau of Investigation of theAiner- council. Under It the nations at varl-
lean Medical association. He spoke mice are to have power In nppnlnt-
to officers of the American Academy Ihk arbitrators. Nations, therefore,
of Optholmology nnd Otolarynology, will he more willing to arbitrate than
which starts its annual convention they are under the world court,
here toduy. "The Locarno pacta lend to break
"There ure Btylos In quackery," lie tlio Versailles treaty which bra kept
nBsertod. "The prevailing modes of i,,u.. i, iu- in i.-nrm,.. :,., n,
the current seasou are those products . Wh,uever tho break In the Versailles
treaty, it Is a boon to humnnity.
sold for alleged rejuvenation. They
range from glandular substnnco of
ring lulled monkeys to radium emnnu
tions dissolved In drinking water.
"Hut ill quackery there ure certain
old Btuudbys that, like Tennysons
brook, 'go on forever.' Kor such arc
consumption and cancer cures; tho
epilepsy and rupture cures: the fe
male weaknesses and weak men cures:
cures for fatness and leanness: the
quueks who will fit glasses on no
other data than your ago und ability
to pay the hill and tho faker who will
BWeeplugly promise to emu deafness
of whatever origin.
"(Juacka may bo divided Into two
general classes: Those who sell a
niore or less cluliornto hut worthless
course of treatment and those who
dispose of trlvlnl, worthless, often
dangerous devices at exorbitant prices.
"Vlrtuully all of these widely adver
tised cures ate sheer medical takery.
The testimonials, bulletins mid other
paraphernalia are usually marie from
whole cloth."
Perhaps the most significant fact of
all was tho harmony of the nations
in working out n common plan."
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