The Evening herald., August 22, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

RATTTTTOAY. 'ATTCTTST 2Z, 102R
EVENING" TTETtAT-P, ROTDSTH FXLTJB, OREGON '
MCE FIVE
1
MURRAY GAU
m
(Continued i'mmii Pago One)
loo'telntolDii accompanist! Canon lo
Murray'i room Mrtflnj soms old
r Initio liunllly Kulti'll (ogclllee nt
pollen headquarters,
Mutiny QoBnod lite slothes carried
by tha offlocr sad with Canon and
iim policeman began planning Mm
hold-up or noun, road hotlm. In-lirli)'.
Qo Together
Pflllai iiihi Canon act t. left tbs
imim tolling Murray they would kh
nut mill liltKUK" 11 I it M i lilt.
Mayor (Innrce Iturinr, In liU own
car mul DMlDI M tha taxi drWr
took I'lllliu: mill CejftOn to til" holer
iii iim meantime Oblai of Police
J. Di Cbuptoit, I'nlli'i'itiiiii I C ! ri
Hiritiinti mul Deputy Sln-rirfH ller-
ford mni Hawkins look mi their mu
Hun about Hi" hotel, Canon and Pll
Hiik again webl in Murray's room and
told him nil wai ready tot the bold
up. Jlu - Up
An tin' Utna cane down the hotel
lope, Patrolman I'IIIIiik ituddeitly
irabbed Murray about the body, flu -
i k iiiin tiniii iii" other officers bad
cloaed in.
"Tint Jlii'n OPi I'm Murray." nalil
iim priaoner, with a ralle, ii" waa
ptii into Mayor Bsrnsr's ear and
ruihed lo tint pollen Million cloudy
aardedi
At o'eloek, Mornj was plated on
iii" t m i n and started fur Balenii un
il"r guard of Hi" nitty or, chief of pa-Hi-"
ntnl oilier ortlrcrii tvtui until" tin
captors.
Htnry of (upturn
Tho nlory Of tha ittpturi-. ai told
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AT CENTRALU
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Phone 75
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If you oyn your lot, and have some money) Wf
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In the ('rowing town
Momyer &
Insuinnce Kcal t.stnte
Huplin l'i il . .
by CojfODi follow:
"i nod ii""n srrostad In Portland,
and waa Charted witlj mummy In
! polled COUrt, Tlit'y gave' BIO nlxty days
! lull Hiiiii"inli'i iii'iiii'iifit Iii order Unit
1 1 mlghl f t out ol town ami itay ont
t wi-itt across tin Columbia to vuu
i linn r, Wash, Than i mot Tom liar,
ray. n wu in the railroad yards
When Murray wuh abOttl tO Ltoui .1 III"
0:41 tail tnlgbl for Csntralla. Mur
ray told nt" wiiu it" waa mni asked
ni" in hi'lp Mm K"l iiwity, Wit iiliinni'il
tn gd to Tacoma and stage itlokup,
wiiii" aa Wen on tho way hen Mur
ray lulil ni" lliui after Ii", Wllloii and
Kelly arrived in Portland chortiy
all, I- lu oYlnrk Moinlity nlxhl, tlit'y
liiitni'illiif"ly tlrov" In un nutomohllo
I,, Tha Pallfa and crosaed oyar to
White Balmob where tboy have been
liltiiiii- hlnr". Iii tin witoiltt itml ItruHlt.
Hurra and VVllloa Fight
"At abonl 'i o't-iifk yaatartlay
IPrJdayl afternoon, Murray ami Wll
Iom hint n fittil. There w-.iH un otil
hit r Km:" cur ni'itr tint Htiitloit there
ami Wllli"i wan I "il to i"t Into II ami
got some elotbea, Murray objsctod
imi Williii, an old rullroail man, xot
In Junt tint kiiiiio anil when be left
lit" i':ir Murray do inamlt'il to know
'What iim inn you went in then
for.' ami Wlllott ri'Plliul TO ball With
you.' Then wan some more words
anil then th" Hint- agreed to nplll.
Murray wan to so (ggt and 'Wlllo
ami K"lly worn lo r.t:ty at White Hal-
oteB for n limit and than hit out
by themselves with wiiion as long
er. "Instead Of going aaati Murray for
Mini" unknown roimon rani" ilown
Hi" rlvr nml went to Vancouver,
when i met tiim.
Informer Gets Peeved
"I want to my rlKlit ban Dial I
iii v.". it" i nil Ii ii pcrfei-l Kcnllcinitn
nit Murruy. 1 would not liitvtt turni'tl
him In bul for tli" fa t that In. do
i litr. il I wan a menace to society
mill a lol of mirli Htttff ita that. Wlti'li
hi. illil that I mitilo tilt my in 1ml thai
I wmilil Inn Ii I in over to th" ntith
lorltleay so whoa wo arrived hard i
I look him to the Savoy hold and we
'mil ii riiiiui. Tlti'tt W" pliiuned lo do
a riu U nit hen. I left him In tho
I hotel and called upon oherleo pil
ling, ntt'mbcr of tho night police
fort", mid hired him to aid In III"
tlck-up. Of course thin m all iii it r f .
imi it pan of my game. Than i called
on In'iirK" Darner, mayor of tint rlty,
ami bind him to It" taxi driver.
Pmmea Oapturo
"My next movn watt to return to
Hie hotel, gO to our room. t"ll Mur
ray everything1 was mi right and to
oome ahead. Wo mi downitalra and
I Introduce him lo Pilling and llur
ii"r and It'll him they are to lumlst
un In the KlUk-up ami everything It
all right. Nut lo four.
"Just at that point, I'IIIIiik and
"r,"
of making money than
in a growing town. You
the rest is up to you.
Momyer
Building and Loan
Phone 366
& i
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1.I rni,niv
Ji.ti-i i uiivcnicnt, with a hall
which allows you to reach any
room m lite usc Good closet
space iind attractive dining
alcove With the house painted
while, cm en shutters and a green
rOof Jfou 'i.ivc a delighttul touch
of the Colonial.
Dentin .u! iAItlvd hy thr NaltOAal B.nlJcfl'
... tij.okun, Vjhini;lon.
llttrner stick their Kilns in Murray'K
rllm and. quirk as a flash ho tumbled
ami sxclalma, 'pretty clever."
"That was all he said. Ho went
sflSnl from then on and did not any
another word, but I could tall he wan
dolnK nonio mighty tall thInkinK.
"Baeanaa of this 1 will try to have,
them Ret htm out of here 0:1 Ihu 3
o'clock trnln thin morning lo Tort
land where lie run be kepi In safety."
i Murray was taken lo the local
Jail and lociied up under heavy
guard, llo ate 11 hearty supper, hut
ntueed to talk or make any comment
on what bail happened.
PORTLAND, Ore, Auk. 22 (A1)
If Murray was nervous and worried
when he Stepped from the train in
the Cnion depot here he did not be
tray It.
ills smile which ingratiated it
self Into lb" hearts of eight or ten
ponons whom be and bin fellow
eonvloU kidnaped In their desperate
dash from Salem penitentiary did
not full him.
Handcuffed to his wrists was Pa
trolman 0. n. Pilling of the Centralis
police department.
Under Heavy Guard
Flanking his on the other side was
Mayor George L. BaRier, while in
the rear was Chief of Police .Iim
Oompton of Centralla, and Deputy
Sheriff Felix Hertford of Lewis coun
ty. "Hello. Murray," MinK out some
In tho crowd ot newspaper men, Un
ion depol attaches and trainmen who
flanked Chief of i'ollce Jenkins1, Cap
tain of Detectives Mooro iind OetOQt
Ive Collins of the local police depart
ment Without a moment's delay, the of
ficers hustled Murray along the train
Hie length of two cars and then
climbed throiiRh un open Vestibule
nml dlrootOd him towards the express
slatiou nt the south end of the Un
ion depot yards.
Tho crowd scrambled through the
express cars, under tho cars and
through opened Vestibules, running
along to overtake the officers and
Murray,
At a point well lighted, the offi
cers turned nml gave the camera
men nn opportunity lo snap Murray.
Mutiny Still Smiles
Murray smiled although a trifle
nerVOUS but hit calmed himself us
I ho crowd ringed h I in In nml women
employes of the depot joined the men
In pressing closer ami closer on the
offlvers.
"Hollo, Kelly," Murray cried sud
denly Its ho tumed Ills head Is II'
MORELAND
IE MOST for your
porcM t,J,HC
i ,t , IO-fcl.
rfKITCHtn. hail-
niNINO ttVIHO '
.,'., fi "Wn ""Tfr
plan. Jjrjl
C f '". n :l r I n nrl
ho had suddenly recognised his part
ner In flight.
Kor on Instant Hie crowd gasped.
Many tamed their heads to see if
Kelly was in itially there.
Then realizing that the murderer
was pulling some stuff that has made
him a page ono story .several times
in tho past thrco years the crowd
Joined Murray In a smile. "I'd like
I some coffee." said Murray as the of
i fleers discussed whether lo take Mur
ray to Hie police station for ques
tioning or to start nt once for the
penitentiary.
"Well, we'll fix you up at the sta
tion. Tom." said Jenkins
"Oh, give me some real coffee.
Chief. I knew that jail house- coffee
and this may ho the last time I will
have a chance to get some good cof
fee. Let me have some in the station.
Chief."
Known hy Waitress
Jenkins assented and the parly
started for the depot restaurant.
"He's changed a lot since 1 saw
him last," said one of tho waitresses.
"Did you know him?" gasped one
of the other waitresses.
"Sure I've seen him lots of times."
"Sny, how about this bird L'arson."
asked another spectator.
"I'll bet he Is scared to death."
was the reply. "I'll bet he'll get to
I the depot and buy n thousand dol
lars worth of ticket somewhere.'
At the lunch counter Murray ex
hibited a prodigious appetite, con
sidering the hearty meat he made at
Centralla utter his arrest early this
morning.
"I could cheerfully cut you to hits
and laugh while I was doing it," of
ficers said Murray told Phllp Car
son, who caused his arrest in Gen
tralia early today ns they were en
route to Portland.
"I would a thousand limes rather
to in my place than in yours and
I'm going to hang," Murray contin
ued; His eyes gleamed with hale.
There was only one thing on which
Murray would talk his prison
break, anil lie talked llttlo on thai,
attar learning that tho letter be had
dictated to chnrios Newman, Now
Bra rancher, bud been printed.
"That letter told the absolute
truth, so help me God," he said, "uml
I wouldn't retract n word of It If I
hang---as I probably will."
He rubbed his hand nervously over
his throat.
"Dltl ynii leave Portland the same
night von made young Leslie Xi'W
mini drive you hero?" ho was asked.
"Listen," retorted Murray. "I'm
,a crook, see? and a murderer, and a
; tough egg. And that young Hoosler
who brought me here Is a gentleman
j and an honest man, get me? You
: take his word for what happened."
"Well what about the Tenth and
Washington street story you told him
to tell?,' he was asked.
Can't Remember
; "I don't remember where I got out
of the car." Murray retorted,
j Philip Carson had told police in
Centralla that Murray had confided
to Iiiin that they got out of the car
in tho Kenton district, then made
voting Newman sny he let them out
on the West Side. "Did you go to
Hood River that night?" was the next
question. "1 fell asleep and don't re
member," tho young bandit retorted.
Then with nn impatient gesture
"What the hell difference does it
make? You can't believe me. I'm a
colli blooded murderer and a crook
and n thief. And anything I say
will probabjy be used against me."
Under Heavy Guard
Under heavy guard lie was trans
ported to the Portland police sta
tion, where he was seated on a long
bench.
"I remember this bench." he said
and grlaned. "I sat on it two years
ago."
Police easily recalled the time.
Murray was arrested here following
the Florence, bank hold up. in a res
idence on tho east side by a detail
or police headed by Captain Moore
and Detective Goltz.
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"We want a little tall! with you.
i Tom," iiald Captain Moore.
Ooltx urged tho youth to tell tho
I hiding plaeo of Kelly unit Wlllos,
i whom Carnon Haiti a Murray left in
While Salmon, Wash, .yesterday.
Not a Hnlten
"They may fit to your mother's
home, Tom," lie said. "They my
thluk they would he safer theru
than anywhere else. And If they
got there, and tho police found out
about It, there'd be a fight. You
know that. And your mother might
get killed. You wouldn't want that
to happen, would you? You'd bet
ter tell un where they are."
"Now, listen to me." retorted
Murray. "Listen to me. Didn't
Wlllos kill a guard who vras ready
to shoot me? Didn't ho save my
life? I'd be a lae to spill on
! him, wouldn't I? I'm not like the
; bird who squealed on me and you
. know It."
I "Not even if I hang," he added.
"Do you think Eva Sauerman. told
on you when you got arrested be
fore?" he was asked.
flitter nt Woman
"She got mo where I am now."
said Murray vindictively. "If it had
not been for her, I wouldn't be here.
You or she or anybody else can't
make me believe she didn't snitch."
"Do you bear her any ill will?"
"Say," drawling it, "whadya want
me to do? turn the other cheek
and get hit with a brick? get off
your foot."
Eva Sauerman, held in the city
jail on a charge of possessing liquor,
has been mentioned as the woman
who had told on Murray when ho
was last arrested here.
She had denied vehemently having
anything to do with Murray's ar
rest." "Do you love her?" was another
question asked Murray.
Ho grinned. "Now you're getting
into politics," he answered. "Tell
her not to worry. I'm gonna hang"
and he rubbed his throat reflective
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when Coating on a below-zero
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In the story of "Baree" Nepeese,
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The first few yards were almost j
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pains set in, and it was all tic j
star could do to keep from striking
for tho shore. But tho order was
n'ot to move arms or legs, merely
letting tho frigid sceno bear her
ang as it would.
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