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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
Pittsburgh Has Classy outHeId.

Pittsburgh's outfeld does not snfTer
In comparison with New iork's- Carey.
Holman. Wilson. Rphg Hyatt and
Donlin look like better material than
McGraw can boast of If both DOnlin
and Holman were AT their best right
now Clarke would ne puzzled AZ to the
best makeup for the nuter garden. Tn
der the circumstances it is we'll that
he has good supply on hand
The Pittsburgh players are Interested
In the news from rhe American a>So
citation that there is talk of a foot race
between Shelton. the former Pirate
now with Columbus. and Ralph Ga
prom. who is with Milwaukee, The
PLAYERS. having seen both men sprint
think they know something about
their relative merits and tn a man de
clare that Capron is the faster. If
Capron continues to do good work in
the American association he is sure OF
another trial with tie Pirates
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
SheriffS Sale
STATE OF WAsHSGToS,

CoTSTY OF PEND OgEILLE,
Nv virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF 1ne
Honorab bic superior Court Of the Stale OF WASH
1ngton, for the County of Pend OEellle, on the
IAN dsy of August, 1912, by the clerk Lnereol,
in case OF w q. ZelIeT. plaintiff. vs. EDWIN y
SreeImau KaIurah A. STeelman. his wife, y
I 0olnh and T NJ Goodwin, defendants no
IA and 10 me- as sheriff. directed ana denV-
Grad. notice is hereby given that VIII ploeee1
10 sell TO the highest bidder Tor casn: "ltI I
the hours prescribed by law ior sherlHs SAFES.
toxit, al 90 O'Clock p N, On the IAN oa! Q!
SeDtem Der, 1912, before the courthouse d0or OF
ssid Pend Oreille county. in the STATE o. aSA-
inr9on. arI the right, title and interest OF Iht
ssid Ffvin o. STeelman and haturan cteelma an
his wife; y ]. DoIph and Z. NJ GOODWIN, IN
snd m the following described property, t0Wlt !:
The north hall of the northeast quarter Ma OF
oeE and the north half OF the noItnNest
onsr1eT nlS nw1z Of Section nine = ana
me s0utb half of the southeast quarter So o.
saI[T and the southeast quarter OF the soutn-
EaSSt Quarter se1l of sw1z OF Section tour ,
ali in Township Ihirty-seyen 8 NoFth %
q. % EoTtvtwo p Z ". NJ. levied on as the
n-orerty OF Edwin o. Steelman ana haF1ran a.
gtesIman. his wife, TO satisfy total !udg men.
amonnting 10 S2l3S.l5 and with Interest anu
fncTessed costs, in favor OF W. H. Zeilef'
even under my hand this 14th day OF august
A. D., 1872 b. = 0AHDiNAH -
By A L. MILLER- Deputy.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
OREGON RANCHER
is TRAIN ROBBER

Topeka, Kan.-The daring holdup Of
the Union Pacific mail train near here
was not the first big robbery Wells
Lounsberry, Of Medford, Or, had exc
cuted. Lounsberry confessed he held
up a Southern Pacific train in SINH
lar manner last January at Red Bluff,
Cal.
The train, known as the Denver Elk
press, and carrying heavy mail, was
leaving Kansas City, when a man ran
across the depot platform and leaped
into the mail car. J. D. Withers, the
clerk in charge, turned and faced the
man, who leveled revolver at him.
Nithers was commanded to bind and
gag his five associates and obeyed.
The robber then went through all
the registered pouches, stufing the
rich packages into his pockets.
When Lawrence was reached the
robber dropped quickly from the car
and ran towards the rear Of the train
and boarded a sleeper, and a colored
porter noticed him and notified the
conductor.
Conductor NJ. E. Smith hastily sum-
moned two Lawrence policemen and
all three followed into the car. Smith
pulled aside the curtain and made a
grab for him. The robber raised the
revolver and pulled the trigger just
as Smith caught his hand and turned
it back as he says. The bullet entered
the mans chest close to the heart.
1t was said at the hospital that
Lounsberry would recover. Lounsber-
~ confessed that he is former mail
clerk working for years between St
Paul, Mimi, and jamestown, n. D.,
and that he has wife and two child
rem in Medford.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
Knox CHALLENGES AthIet.s.

Walter Knox. the Canadian all
round professional champion athlete
is out with a challenge to meet any
man OF his weight in the world in a
contest with the eight. twelve. four
teen. sixteen and twenty-five pound
shots He will wager anything from
SlOO to 800 Oh his chances His
weight is $50 pounds He also wants
TO meet Jack Mckenzie. the Scotch
all round champion. or any all round
athlete for the championship of the
world For a man who can run 100
yards in 10 seconds. pole vanlt - feet
high jump feet s inches and broad
jump 3 feet Knox Is a marvel with
the weights.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
CAMPAIGN is MERCILESS
Rebels and Their Supporters to Be
Executed SummariIy.

Mexico City.-Merciless extermina-
ton Of rebels and all those who sup
port them is the feature of the new
campaign officially announced.
Throughout regions infested by reb-
els the measure providing for a sus-
pension Of regular trial is now in eff
feet, and any officer above the rank
Of major has the right to inflict sum-
mary capital punishment on all rebels
who fall into his hands if satisfied Of
the captive's guilt
Orozco himself and Salazar are
lodging about the federals in the
northern part Of the state of Chihua-
hua and along the Sonora state line.
The federal commanders express op-
timism in their plans to effect his
capture, but it is admitted that he
is riding with little incumbrance in
a country he knows well.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
EnnthaII Shows q Profit.

Reports submitted at the annUal
meeting of the Dartmouth AthlPti- rs
sociatiOn showed that athletics did no
show a money loss The financial profit
from football receipts was 81 .SiiS-
The resignation of George E Graves.
II. as graduate athletic manager was
accepted. Graves will remain through
next fall to coach the foof ball eleven
The following assistant managers OF
athletic teams were elected: Baseball.
Raymond H. Trott of Bath. Me-: track
Harold A. Stiles. Denver: basketball.
F. s Lannon. Omaha: tennis. ! c.
Blithe. Chicago: hockey. William r
Slater. Lawrence: football. ". 81 Jen
kins- Portsmouth. n q.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29

ISGTOS, IN AND FOB The COUNTY OF PEND
OREILLE-N PROBATE.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Walter l. Ray
mond. Deceased-NotIce 10 Creditors 10 File
Claims
Notice Is hereby given that letters of admin
iStrsIiol OF the estate o. Walter / RAYMOND.
deceased, were granted te the undersigned on
the 30th day OF July. A. D. 1872, or the said
Superior Court.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO present them with the leceS-
sary vouchers, TO he b the office OF I'D opera
House Ct Newport, Wash. within one year
after the date OF this notice, or they shall Dc
forever barred.
Dated az Newport. " ash, this 18TH dav OF
August, 4. D. 1917
c. 4. Fielder, Administrator.
Sherlock & Sheldon. Attorneys for Admins
traitor. I'D
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29

,STHE SUPERIOR COURT OF HE STATE OF WASH
IseToS IN AND FOB The COUNTY OF PEND
OREIHE-TS PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate OF Stella J. Moore,
Deceased Notice 70 Creditors 10 File Claim :.
Notice is hereby given that IL tiers OF aomln-
istralion on the estate Of Stella J. Moore, de-
ceased were granted 20 the undersigned on
The nth day OF August. 4 D, 1912, By the said
SuperiOr Court.
All persons having claims sgalnSI salo estaLe
ava ranuired to present them, with the Deces-
say vouchers to ne al the Office OF Sherlock &
sheldon attorneys -Or the administrator, al
Newport, Wash, within one rear fToLn the osIe
-! ms norfce or tbey shall be forever barred.
Dated at Newport, Wash. This 18Th day OF
sngns- 1o12 BENJAMIN BEOwS.
I5-5
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
McGinnity Quits Pitching.

Joe Mc(Iinnity. the hero Of many a
hard fought game Cd the dia nund
will no longer take his turn in the ipoy
for the Newark club of the Interna
tionaI league. The one time mighty
mound artist has shot his bolt
II have reached the point" said Nc
Ginnity recently. where | am nc
longer as effective as | used To he.
That accident in which ! broke nv
wrist last year has helped 70 hurry
my withdra wal from active duty. but
| think | have had A most successful
career Oh the diamond and when i
man reaches the age Of thirty nine
years he should not feel jealous if the
younger fellows show better form
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
Jockey Maher Is Runnar LIN

Danny Maher. the American rider.
stands second on the list OF winning
jockeys on the fat in England this
gear. Maher is second in the total of
winning mounts. also the percentage
The leader Ia F. L. Wootton. the Aus
uai1sn jockey. who has been riding In
England for several years with great
success. He has won forty-fve races
ont or 155 mounts. while Maher has
pilOtPd thirty-seven winners in lat
races j. H. Martin. another American
rider. has been successful thirteen
times. with total of 1O1 mounts.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29

Probably no player in the National
league this season has done more TO
keep his team near the leaders than
Heinie Zimmerman. the Chicago Cubs
third baSeman Not alone has Heinle
his batting has been of the sensational
order since the opening of the cam
paign. and his big stick has won man!
games for the Cubs Yin" has also
been running bases better than ever.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the interior,
c. s Land Office Il Cnaur d,AlHne-

Z. s. Land Office at Occur d'Alene, Idaho,
August ). 1872
Notice is hereby given that Jerry Gleason, OF
Priest River, Idaho. who, on July %, 1915. mad {
Homestead Entry serial No. u25q4. for NJ SIS
seq Nw1z, NEG SEA sW14 NE1z, Ma SCI. Nwjz.
Rl2 NE1z sw14 Hwl4 sE14 lot Be = SW74 lo- 3.sWl4
sw1z lot ). SEA SCI lot /, Section !, TOWNSHIP
80 North, Range West Boise Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention 10 make fve-year
proof, to establish claim 10 the land above de-
scribed before the Register and Receiver OF the
[. 5. Land Office a. Occur Q'Aleue, Idaho. on
the 20Ih day OF september, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fred COMO
Ius, Arthur McAvoy. James Hathaway and Ole
OIesen, all OF Priest River, Idaho.
SIS 9-I2 ". II. BATTING Register.
& Proof made according 10 law under which
entry was made.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
Vermont Campaign Warm

Montpelier, Win consequence of
the tradition that Vermont's vote will
indicate the trend OF the national cleo
ton in November, this state is de-
luged with more literature and ora
tory than in many a campaign before
The Vermont election will be held
September 3.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
THE MARKETS.
Portland.

Portland.
76c: bluestem. re; red Russian, 75c.
76c; bluestem, 79c; red Russian, 75c.
Oats-New, $26 per ton.
Hay-Timothy, SIS: alfalfa, S12.
Butter-Creamery, Bic.
Eggs-23c.
Hops-1911 crop, zoe; contracts.
20c
WooHEastern Oregon, 1Sc; VIII
lamette valley. 22c.
Mohair-32c.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-08-29
Seattle.

Wheat, New-Bluestem, SOC; club,
T8c; red Russian, 78c.
Oats-S25 per ton
Butter SIC.
Eggs-24c.
Hay-Timothy, s16 per ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
NAGEL IS FAv0R|TE
FOR SUPREME BENCH
President Taft Expected 10
Send Name to the Senate
Within a Few Days,

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE vacancy
on the supreme court bench the iifth
that has occurred in the present admin =
istration. PROBABLY VIII be flled by the
appointment of Secretary of Commerce
and Labor Charles Nasel OF st. Louis
President Taft is expected TO send the
within a few DAYS. United States Judge
William c. Hook OF Kansas, who until
last night was most prominently men
TONED for the vacancy, is said 10 have
been eliminated from further considers
tion AT an hours session of the cabinet
today All OF the lawyers in the Cabi
net. except Mr.. Nagel, were present and
afterward 1t was learned that the presi-
dent had made clear his intention of ap-
pointing his secretary OF commerce and
labor.
This report was so generally credited
tonight that rumor was busy with a pos
sible successor to Mr.. Nagel in the cabi-
net Louis Marshall of New York and
julius Rosenwald OF Chicago were men
toned among those who would be con-
sidercd by President Taft.
Judge Hooks name was scratched
from the presidents list today almost al
the eleventh hour. This action was said
10 be due to his concurrence In Jim
Crow law decision in an Oklahoma rail
road case. Both the president and Attor-
ney General Wickersham are understood
10 hold the opinion that Judge Hook
went too far" in this case, and Secre-
tary Knox, Secretary Stimson and Secre-
tary Fisher, the other lawyers present
at the cabinet meeting, evidently agreed
Attorney General Wickersham and
Postmaster General Hitchcock have
urged the appointment Of Mr.. Nasel
Mr.. Taft's only objection TO the sp
pointrnent has been that Mr.. Nagel is 63
years old and, although n lawyer OF wide
practice. has had no judicial experience.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
BECOMES HEAD Of
BRITISH COMP ANY
James B. Duke, President of
American Tobacco Trust,
Seeks Wider Field.

NEW YORK. Feb. flames +. Duke
dency or the American Tobacco company
TO become chairman or the British-Amer
lean Tobacco company, limited. With his
chief office in London. il was announced
late today at the American Tobacco com
pany's Offices. with this announcement
was coupled the statement that he viii be
succeeded as president Of the American
Tobacco company by Percival S. Hill.
long vice president
change, it was explained, is TO devote
himself 20 the extension Of the business
of the British American Tobacco com
pany, limited, which now Hes primarily
in China. India, Australia, Canada, South
Africa and continental Europe.
Mr.. Duke said he fcIt that larger
field of activity and usefulness awaited
him IN The British american Tobacco
| company. He added That all the com
paI1ies formed out OF The American To-
bacco company and the other companies
which were disintcgrated under the de-
cree Of the circuit court now were fully
! organized and embarked on their sepa-
rate careers,
H. eNplana tion OF the omission by tho
American Tobacco company today TO de-
clare dividend on its corumon stock
Mr.. Duke said he had advised that in
View OF the large payments in cash which
the company had recently been compelled.
TO make in The retirement Of its bonds
| and FOR other purposes required by tho
| courts decree. u would be wise to pay
| no dividend on its common stock at pres
cnt and thai The directors had concurred
| In this opinion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
GERMANY'S SHIPS
ARE OUT OF REACH
Kaiser Would Sink Steamers
Rather Than Allow Them To
Be Under Foreign Control,

By International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA report that
has circulated in steamship circles re-
Gently predicted that the North German
Lloyd Steamship company had been alb
sorbed by the English steamship lines
controlled by J. Pierpont Morgan.
Asked either to affirm or deny This re-
port. an officer of the North German
Lloyd company today replied:
"Whcn ). F. Morgan formed the Inter
natiousl Mercantile Marine some years
ago, the North German Lloyd was ask ed
to enter the combination. The emperor
OF Germany heard OF the offer and called
tho director general OF the line before
him for explanation lie declared that
his company had never entertained the
idea OF selling to the Englishmen for "a
minute.
That is good. replied the emperor.
Before I would allow n German steam
ship company to be bought by an Eng
lish or foreign concern. 7 would order
the German navy to sink every ship the
company owned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
Ex-Convict Will Testify He Is
Man Supposed to Have
Been Slain.

T. LOUIS, Feb. Pilots and coun-
ter plots were charged by atLor-
neys in the himmcl mystery cas-
~ today in the United States district
court. The attorneys completed
their statements to the jury and numer
ouS dispositions were read before court
adjourned.
The first explanation offered in court
for the disappearance Of George a kim
mel. tanz cashier. from Arkansas City.
Kan, July 2S. 1895 was set forth by
Edward O'BrYan, attorney for the in
suraucc company which is being sued by
a receiver Of defurct bank in Niles.
Mich. for $4,000 insurance on Kimm ell
life.
O'Byan said Kimmel owed $4,000 on
paper about to fall due. had only $1,000
20 meet the debts, and was in danger
OF exposure in connection with a $40
0o0 express robbery. He then told the
jurors that Andrew j. White, the for
mer New York convict, 10 whom he re-
fcrrcd without qualification as "kimmcl.'
would tell his story 10 the jury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
DICKINSON IS FREED
ON HOMICIDE CHARGE
New York Police Make No
Progress in Solving Mystery
of Taylor Murder.

NEW YORK, Feb On motion OF
the prosecutor the coroner today dis
missed the charge Of homicide against
with the death Of Mrs. Helen Taylor
who was blown up by a bomb Saturday
Dickinson was held under bond as q
witness.
Through his counsel. Dickinson gave
out statement regarding the explo-
sion.
After detailing his acquaintan2cshir
with the woman, which included refer
ence to several Quarrels. Dickinson said
he went TO the Taylor fat about twenty,
FIVE minutes before the explosion took
place.
While we were talking the doorbe
rang" bis statement continues and she
went to a rear hall door she opened
the door | heard no conversation what
ever--the door was closed and she i'm
mediately came back Into the room witt
2 package in her hand.
she walked towards the small tabl'
and started 10 open the package, anc
the explosion occurred. The noise was
frightful.
Ny first impulse was 10 get out ane
get her out | called Grace. but there
was no RESPONSE. j opened the doo
and somebody was standing there
think | Yelled for a doctor. Someone
asked me what WAS the trouble. ] sale
did not know. but there hal been al
awful accident"
Part of DicliInsons statement seems L
Indicate that another man left The apart
meut with Edna Lamarre, The yuun;
woman who lived with Mrs. Taylor short
| ly before In" tragedy occurred. He dc
clarcd he heard the voices Of tie La
| mario Gir and q man as the! ia'kH'
In a rear room, and that Mrs. IaIio
went to The door and said goodbye L
| the couple as They left
The story told by the LamArrc sii
| is that when she went out ShortlN be
fore the explosion she pretended 10 b
! laIisiuG 10 rnan In order ip dcce,v
| Dickinson, If another man MAS in th
apartment al the Ume, AS Dickinson says
tho police lave failed TO find any ciu
| ia his identity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
EXAMINING NEBRASKA
INSURANCE COMPANY
speciaI TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OMAHA, Ncb.. Fob. 1.-Wniard Done.
Insurance commissioner Of Utah. and
Charles NJ Mccoy. auditor and insur-
aucs commissioner OF Montana, arc in
Omaha representing their own states. as
we'll as Idaho and Oregon. with rererance
to an cNsrlintion of the Bankers Re-
serve Life Insurance company Of Omaha
In session with Done and Mccoy today
Was Auditor Barton Of The Nebraska in
surancc department.
Tho western. commissioners had tenta-
Tive arrangements with II. Y. Wolfe G.
Co, Of New York To make The examina-
ton, bur Auditor Barton protested, say
Ing the firm WAS prejudiced against west
ern companies and offering TO accent anv
other examination firm In the country.
I'VE VIII have another meeting tur7or
row, said AIR. Done. and will proh-
ably arrive az an understanding"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
SISTERIN-LAW OF TAFT
BECOMES A CATHOLIC

NEW YORK. Feb, Mrs. Henry w.
Taft, wife Of the presidents brother. has
become n convert TO the Roman Catholic
faith, SAYS the Times today. She re-
nounced the Episcopal faiih and was
received into the Catholic church last
Friday in the chapel Of ST. lGnatius
church. Father Vaughn, the EuglIs
Jesuit priest. who long has been friend
o. Mrs Taft. received her formal CON
fessIon OF faith
From, childhood Mrs, Taft WAS &c
voted member Of lho Protestant Episcc-
nal church She followed What is know
as tho high church serI Ice.
Mr. Taft and his brother, Presiden
Taft, arc Uni,arians, as were their an
cesto.s for Some generations. Sfrs Tsf
was Miss Julia WaibridGe Smith o
| fIs.<y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
FAVORABLE REPORTS
ON MONDELL BILLS

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Tho house
committee on public lands has favorably
reported the MondcU bill to extend tho
provisions Of the general land laws tc
the Fort Bridger military reservation In
Wyoming.
Tho house committee on expenditures
In the war department has favorubly re-
ported the Mondell resolution calling upon
the secretary of war for Information as
10 the cost. maintenance and capacity ot
western army posts recommended for
abandonment, together with an estima tc
Of the amount the government might re-
alizc from the sale Of each,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
SALT LAKE ELkS TAKE
BALLOON ROUTE TRIP
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
Los ANGELES. CAL, Feb, THE vis-
iilng Elks aud their friends who came
on thc excursion from Salt Lake City
today made the Balloon route trip. ON the
trip Of l0I miles today they We've taken
thirty-siX along thr ocean front. visited
ten beaches an6 eight cities, The vis-
itors declare they are having great
time, though lley complain n; being
tired. Yesterdays trip lett them DUST
and wcery. but they were up and started
early today. The will bo glad II the
respite promised them tomorrow. To-
morrow the party will visit CatdIida and
will pass the day there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
Declares It Is a Plot.

Outlining TO rnc kimmcl jury
today The FIRST efforts TO estsb-
lish The Identity Of the present
claimant IS the missing George \. Kim
mcl, Attorney Frederick I lsacon said:
This reveals pot. There Will lie
much said in this trial about plots"
Bacon, attorney for tho receiver OF the
Niles. Mich. bank. referred 10 Andrew
j White the former convict. who the dc :
Tense contends is Kimmcl. AS "thc
claimant"
White. according 10 Eacon's statement
10 The Jury, Was first discovered June -
is9a. eleven months after kimmcl dis
appeared in Kansas CITY. Bacon called
The jurors attention 10 inc TACT that
kimmcl al that time would have been
g. years old, aud that White had stated
10 ilc prison authorities he was ~ The
claimant had blue eyes and kmmel had
dark brown eyes, according TO The at
toincy.
Defendants teeth weight, height and
marks Oh the body also were called Il
tho iury's attention. The trip Of Willie
10 Niles. Mich. after his release from
prison last September was narrated, Ba
con said White did not recognize any o
Kmrncrs boynood acnuaintanccs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-08
Calls Murder Story Wild,

O'Biyan said that ne would prove that
KlmnlcI was in st. Louis July 2l, 1898.
the time that an important witness for
the bank receiver has stated that he was
in Arkansas CITY This witness, John
T. Swinney. In deposition. stated that
he saw Kimmcl killed in Oregon and That
Inc killed Kimmcls SLAYER Bryan re-
fcrrcd TO Swinncy as a former train rob-
Der. murderer and cX-convict, whose
story is $50 improbable and highly col
orcd t0 he unworthy of consideration
of sane men
fh. attorney in his statement denied
tdst White. whom he called l<immcl. is
Turkey White. a. former railroad man.
Turkey" White. IT is said. will testify
in the trial.