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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1908)
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 251, 1008 5-1 ' Cm ' " MMHHHMIWHI MM M0VE0NI-M0VE0N! All summery goods havo certainly got n move on. "Move On, Move On," says the copper In the cornor, find they move. We said "Move On, Move On!" It's nil our Summer goods and a lot of oddments and andments of staple Hues, empraBlzed our words with radical prlco cutting, and thoy move. Why thegoods couldn't find owners quicker If they bumbled off our sholves and rolled out of doors, so anxious are shoppers to own thomr, at move on prices. Only a few days more. Doh't delay. Don't say "soon" soon will bo too late. Take warn ing, come right away ,..'. 11 "Move On! Soys tho big cop In the cornor tolhOBO hnndsomoly tailored sllkVJihlrt waist suits, value to22.50 i 0.00 Jackets at Half Ptice "Move, On! n Wnoh Belts with embroidered center .and large pearl buckle, 35c and 50c values. MOVE ONI-MOVE ON! l-K 19 c each "Move On!" No laggards or loiterers allow ed hero says tho cop, to tho men's two-piece suits. $12.50 valuos S8.85 $15.00 values S0.38 Other suits', Including blue sergoa and mixtures that have boen told to move on by the nmn with tho big utlck. T 1 "Move On! 19 Spring nnd Summer Suitings that havo lengthened their stay flp wo havo ahprtoned tholr price. Fabrics of this season's new dollcato tints and colorings, in all newest weaves, samo pattorns nro cxcluslvo and aro shown only by this store. Values to $1.7C a yard 50c Soo Court streot window. r Y?t t "Move On!" Boys' Suits That aro too nojsy so tho police havo given them tho "movo on." Slzo 3 to 16 years, reduced 1-3. Boys' knoo pants that havo been a HLtlo lazy about moving now wo aro after them with tho big stick. t ;!i.w ..'..' . HALF PRICE Blouse Waists, Boys' Shirt WalstB, Chlldron'a tarns, 50c nnd $1.00 values. 1 HALF PRICE Men's medium weight panta, HALF PRICE "Move On!""Move On!" Silks. "yo havo JtiBt rocolvod a shipment of new Rnjah Silks In tho following colers: Pongoc, (Jr,cam, Copenhagen, and Navy. Thoso sIlkH weru given tho "movo on" sign as soon as thoy entered tho storo, "Move Onl"-"love On!" Shirt WnlBts movo on. Thoso waists wore bought for this soason nnd woro just a little slow about loavlng, ho wo havo tp shorten tholr stay by fixing the prlco so low as to mako salos oasy. ValuaB to $2.50. On display at SHk Counter 4cel. Ill f tfliH eu&tA 6&n4 INCORPORATED .wdoati $1- 38 A L I See Court Street AVltulowj -M-MHMMMB ' City News Wentlu-i Hhowrrn tonight and Friday, Act Quickly , Hoimo for salo for $200. Knqulro Bpauldlng Logging Co. .d Jlomeopnthl-t Dr. L. O. Alttnan. Offico and resl donco .06 Liberty ntroct, Salem. 3-4-eod. At lloliiian Kail Ttiuraday ovoulng April 3, a "Hard ThnoH" plonlc and Ice cream nodal will bo given by tho Modorn Wnnilnwitl A llvnlv tlmu mi ,1 u I , 1 W. . ... .. J ..... ...... . . . . . good program. 4-222t ' ,u "gu w,wi uuu uu iu wivm. jounsou m stege, next uoor to .lour- members of tho congrogntlon aro re quested to attend, Will Build Home Mr. MoQIIchrlM, of tho Whlto IIouso restaurant has bought six aorus of Mrs. Adam Ohmart, op poslto tho Bishop place on South Commercial streot, and will oruot a $3000 residence. 11. pnld $300 per acre. Ho has a beautiful site. Tho ladles of St. Paul Church Will havo a sale of cookod food Saturday, April 2f. Plos, cakos, cooklus, doughnuts, brown broad and salt rising at Putmau's drug store. l-3-2t. Wt Press Any thing From a silk hnndkerohlof to a gruenbaek. Bring sib your olothos mil olUoe. St. 1'hiiPu PmUh Mining Will bi bold this (Thursday) iv- Alitnir In tin. fliillil.i-iimii Tliir. will ' lo n social hour with llaht rafih.jtf,c,lv ,a ovr' w,fl oua mugh uo a Hiuini nour miii npni "l' M,f;tt,ty nt i,or lmsband's jokog, old moats, at tho closo of lnuiuoRa. All a;1(j n0u Thora would b m dometlo In- SHOES fOR TENDLR fLLT I Whllo we tarry all the hit is; and -welle.t shape lu ftuitiiour, w liHVa not over lookud tli -Uih umU of the man or woman who want plain, noltd cumfoit. Wh lmvo a big trade In Reed, -t'UilbU olt exery Huo and ovury curve speak for comfort. Aud tlt Isn't sacrltlfttil vlthei', tor they aro shapely and RrHis ful In outllae. Tim olo nro mado of best oak-tiu-MMl leathwr, aud wvi pir it kftitd-stwwd throuKhout. Wo itiMto jour attention to a -ptolnl tlu of tw Cumfoit Shoe. l)r 11ihh1' Cu.Ulun Sli. War onu pair of th- shoe-, ami if y'U appreclaU rtl oomfurt, w aro suro you will b back for an othor pair whon they aro gono. Wo hayo ,oo tho olbratd Walk ovor Shoo tu bluclu'r. vm!, oxfurda. lu kd, tun and. iatnt. all atyUis. all prlop-t, all l.6. A J so C. V. Kurd's r.udla' Slia in all stylos. The Salem Shoe Store Tho Storo Where W Kit V. 1 9 j-JP. . injp BANKER EXPERT TESTIIIES (Continued from pag eonc.) proaocutlon, stutod that "tho bail ment followo dtho monoy," that It was not to bo spout, according to tho law, no mnttor whoso hands it wna in, and that "Ignornnco of tho law Ih nooxxuso;" that by tho ovldonco Introduced It had boen shown that Boss and tho othor Indicted officials had hold a controlling intorost In tho board of directors and wor ro aponalble for everything done by the bank othorwlso, no ono was re sponslblo for what unlawful net wns committed In tho nnmo of tho bank. Judge Burnott ovorruUd the objoo tlon, and tho second attempt on tho pntt of the defou.o was qunahed. Tho dofonso first called Becator and Lawson, and proved by them that the monoy had ben paid Into tho bank by checks on other banks, Uosi was thon called to tho stand and asked one quoatlon by McCain nut, cKitaldo of aomo merely por functory onos. This one question wa: "Did you over convert any of the atate money to your own uso?" To th la Rosg nnawored a If ho hnd learned It by rote, "No air, not a1 dollar." Upon orosa-oxamluntlou, ha wna dooldoly evaslw and In reply to numerous questions as to tho amount of atate money on deposit In thd bank, U rofiuotl to commit hliuaelf, always stating aud reieat Init. "Tho books will show." cltemont thnt the perspiration pour od down his cheoks nnd he hnd to atop mid-way once to nk tho bailiff to get him a glass of water so hoarse had ho boemo. Ills spooch, In part, was aa follews: "Tho dofendunts havo furnlshod tho ovldenoo for tholr conviction themselves. Tho books, ni stator by Boss, hltnsolf, nnd the othor wit nossos, show violation of tho lnw which says that tho oducatlonal funds are Irroduoiblo. It says that the monoy In the educational funds can bo loaned in but ono way, and thnt Is on land. "It Is not my duty to proiecute mon who nro not guilty, but what I mean to show you, gentlemen of tho jury, Is this, thnt It doos not mako any dlfforonce how they get that monoy or whnt thoy did with it. Tho vory momont thnt thay did not havo that monoy when tho do mand wns made upon them thon and thore they violated the statutos. I will ask that when Mr. McCnmant comos to oxplaln and Jmtlfy the po sition of his cllont, he oxplaln the notion of tho dofondant In drawing $270,000 of that school fund. Mr. MoCamnnt has .mado a groat legal fight for his ollent nnd should bo commended fo'r It, but I am going to proeont to you a copy of tho rec ord of the books of tho company, and lot him explain how those sum woro drawn from day to day tint!1 there was something over $73,000, out or the $-SS,000. left In the bank. " UmiI I'uml for Kxponse. "Thle record ahows net cash on hand $8S,099; they took out $271.-1 Ui5 wnen they clot! tholr books and paid their current oxponses up to that time. Had they a right to take thU monoy ont of the school fund your money and my monoy that $71.0SS auy moro right than yen or 1 hqd to take it. That money ,was takeu from the State of Oregon gontleuieH of Jury, took tula money from vou aud from me. They had , no right to take the money to oav thelr dobts or anybody ele' debts They trteil to shift the blame on to' the corporation, the Tltlo Guarantee & Trust Company. A corporation oannot takerany thing the men con trolling tho oornoratlon was respon sible. Now Ross and the other In- woro responslbld for tho taking of thnt $288,000. I don't mean that they took It tb supply tho wants nf (their table, but what I do contend Is that thoy took It to take care of tholr misguided bank. "The answer to the demand of tho State Treasnuer for themoney was thnt the bank was closed and right on top of that on September Gth thoy took $182,000 right out of the vaults. t Steele Scorched. "Tho testimony of Stae Treasurer Steele shows that ho mado demand upon them. Sheele, though state treasurer of this state, whon asked questions by ua forgot everything that was beneficial to tho state's case, but when he was turned over to tho defense, he becamo as bright, as a dollar. Wo havo had criminals and criminals in this stato before, but never a Thorburn Ross, nor n E-urkhart, nor, Borry as I am to say It, a George A. Steele. Steolo, tho elected and acting treasurer, sworn to do his duty thore on tho stand forgot everything of benefit to us. Whon he went Into office, ho gather ed tho monoy of this Irrcduclblo school fund from tho different banks and placed It In the Title Guarantee & Trust compnny, ono of the mojt Insolvent banks In tho Ftnto of Ore gon. In his preorntlon, Manning stated: I don't know how many criminal casc3 you havo sat upon, but I don't doubt you have found poor unfor tunates glillty, who havo had moro of a Justification for committing a crime than this defendant." Kalsor Arguen. Wm. KnlHor, for tho dofondant, followed quickly on tho flrey nd clross of Mnnnlng, In part, as fol fel fol eows: "After listening to tho elo quent address of Mr. Manning. I realize that I should allow some lit tle tlmo for the effect of his elo quence to be dispelled. Mr. Mnn nlng suggests In his nddross that be cause of having tho case transferred to this county, thero must bo some thing wrong with tho dofondnnt. but I would call tho Jury's attention thnt a majority of tho Judges of tho cir cuit court In Portland realized ho couldn't socure a fair trial in Mult nomah county hocnuso of prejudice and bias nnd for thnt reason had It transferred. "Gontlemon of tho Jury, thoy haven't oven show evidence hero for the bnsls of a civil suit, nnd you can not find the dofondnnt guilty tinloss you nro convinced beyond a roason ablo doubt. Kaiser thon wont on to plea for IiIr cllont, "ns n man with a family: passed tho meridian of life and on tho wo&torn alindy sldo of tho hill, which loads to tho unknown, Manning and Knlsor woro both censured by tho court for using tho oxprosslon "ponltontlnry" to tho Jury. McCamnnt bjgnn his argument shortly nftor 11 o'c'ock this morning and had Just begun when tho court adjourned for tho 'much hour. Ho continued In the samo strain as Kalior, urging that It would be ter rible to "find that poor old mnn guilty." He al'o cnllod attention to tho omission of th onnmos of Frank A. Wnrren nnd Wm. N. Ladd In tho Indictment, although thoy woro on tho board of directors. McCamant talkod well Into the afternoon and was followed by Judge Pipes, who closod for tho state. For Sale Well Worked I id.... Lj n sood home 6 ?S mpL R community ,'?, telephone, n'pV' sick ati.i ,..... 0, oJ "'oopntr!. z Shepliard & l0fc ""'" ' oteuslofi Norwfcb Union Fire Insurance Society Frwnk Meredith, Heoldeiit Agent. Office with Wm. Brown & Co., No 29 Coramercjnl street. qsei&-j-aaaE. ABE RUFF .iiiBv Jli PMi Mil "' no Oakland m7. ,n nr way JLEL4 BOrV rna n -. . ' I --- ... iluv nece(j Groat crowdn .' ... "round the wrecked CT long, viewlne wh.i ,. Tl,. front part of tho h-JS' Wllfl nlmno. .,. """'fc ! could not have been tt0re'!' wrecked. Gallagher , SJ scone of tlio explosion m ZT ,,;' 'mw Is now moro determine ...! to give testimony tt k ensec. Mrs. Gallagher, whn ... . iM i,n- i..i " ' . " " " - 'unj on tnentojj with her husband h rt. i. mite or nltro-glycerlne u u off, has almost recorered frca t. shock. Tho memborg of t&d imlly (t t ... ... ,iv,.n..n.n, uruiMMB-Jif Mrs. Gnllnghor, who .t dinner table at the time, ttl ninny mossnges of contrattrtt! during tho day. That not ont of ( nlno ocoupants of the htu seriously Injured Is contldere. mnrkablo in view of tit di done. Although tho cxploslos ocaml at 7:25 o'clock last nlgM, ir I was still light, no one vbuTkl porpetrutor of tho aimeplittl cxploslvo on tho front pord Schenck home, where Oaltatlert his wifo havo been lltlnj lor time, could bo found today H tho onlnlon of the poIIm tU dynamlto or nltro-glycerlne din botwoen the storm door and ml Tho oxnloslon was 0 tfflrfci! no traco of a fuse couUbe fcUl tho wreckage today, Contain of Detectlm W said today that he tbowM.il wlint lnantrn1 IhA drMtnltt'l Wl the llfo of Gallagher bat u 'l not discuss It, MONFY TO LOi THoaicroB Over Ladd & DuA'iBtttStoJ l-11 M "" ':l,iH fill' iTOIV Mum- -J grade necond-growth v j NEW TOM 1417 or 1283. M-tf- j Kor, Sale-Sorted tint cH T 4 ' , pPV- warehoiw W, at Dick ffeiiwf;"WJ or phone 3.s rn i( ForSfllcOneortwojeojH few Pekin ducks and : bci JI ca cni0Ken- . Mornlnsilde PhoM " iArguiiK'iit.s by CoiiiimiI, I'lirt nm,iimnn in Iha ,.. 1... i7T attorneys besan nt 9: SO o'clock till. morning after T. T. Bnrkhart. trea-urer of the detanot bank, had bou placed on tho stand by Attor ney McCamnnt for the defense. An attempt was made by McCain aut to elicit front Burkhart that the Oregon Truat rouinwny failure waa the cause for the crash of the Title Guarautee & Truat company and the utt4)unt drawiug of the state funds, but Judge Burnett suatalued an objection Interposed by District Attorney Maunlug that it did uot make any difference yky the money was drawn' out If It bad been con versed. District Attorney Manning Queued, tho argument tor the defense with a passionate address and at times labored under wich oxortlon and ex-' dieted officials were In control and A Rider On One of Our WW OOPyriKIMT, ar Takes nobody's dust, as whon it eom B ... ,yt - 0 tat 01 i- ,,t aa ,.1,. l,.,,. ,., n,,t.,lktnnnn nBVthltt UMt f are not built exclu-lvely for apeod coafort prime facto-s as well. FRANK J. MU BEST WORK AT HONEST J