Morning Oregonian., March 29, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

TTTR arORXTXC OREGOmX 1VEDXESDAY. 3IAIICII 20, 1911.
COOPER MD S
LOSES IN APPEAL
Supreme Court Upholds Con
viction of Portland Banker
Embezzler. TRIAL IS WITHOUT ERROR
Justice Burnett Holds That Reten
tion of Juror Wbo Repelled
Bribe TVaa Rlgbt and Ver
f" diet Most . Stand.
SALEM. Or., March S. (Special.)
That it m not an error for Juror
Barton to b allowed to continue as a
Juryman In the case of the state
tcalnst W. Cooper Morris, bunker, of
Portland, after Barton had ben offered
a bribe and repelled It. Is held by the
frupreme Court In an opinion written
by Justice Bennett and the lower court
Is alt.rmed In Its conviction of Mtrrls.
Morris waa Indicted for embesxle
mcnt of practically IT5.000 from the.
Orecon Trust Savins: Bank, of Tort
land. Principal anions; the objection
of the defendant In appealing thl case
was aliened misconduct of Juror liar
ton, ot trie Jude who heard the case,
and of the prosecution.
Arrordtnft to the record, after com.
j)letien of testimony, and prior to the
argument, some one approached Bar
ton with an oner of a Drioe. out me
record does not show In who Inter
est the bribe was offered. The case
wsa dtscussd by counsel and Judge
after the Judge bad warned Barton not
to allow the offer of a bribe to affect
hi Judsment In any manner la con
nection wltn the trial. Many que
tlmi aa to the admissibility of testl
mony are also discussed In the opla
ion.
ESTATE NEAR SETTLEMENT
Foor Interestta Rc-preaented in Coir
teat Over Kelly Holding.
To contest arising oer the petition
for the appointment of a new adminis
trator of the David l Kelly estate.
which has been carried on before
County Jada Cleeton for several
weeks, probably will be settled within
a few days, according to those inter
ested In the case. Arguments were
presented to JudS Cleeton yesterday
br attorney for tha Tarlous Inter
ests, each praytnc for the appoint
ment of an administrator best quali
fied to clooe the estate's afTalra,
Four different Interests are now in
volved In the question of administra
tor. Appearlnc for creditor. Palmer
I. Tales, of tne law Brra of Piatt
Piatt, asked the court to appoint a
disinterested person to take chance-
Attorney John F. Loitsq appeared tor
Thorn aa Kelly, a brother. Attorney J.
F. ttaeltoa arg-ued at length for re
taining Frank Kelly, a sol adminis
trator, while Attorney W. T. lTulr.
representing Mrs Kelly, declared that
the Intereets of tbe estate would b
' best cooaerved by the appointment of
a third person, entirely disinterested.
Judge Cleeton announced that de
rision would be flTea tomorrow morale-.
POISON CASE IS DELAYED
Analysis of Goodwin Child's Viscera
to Be Reported Later.
VAXrorVtR. "Wash- March St.
C?pc!al). Th first word concerning
the viscera of TVHUam Goodwin, wbo
ta supposed to hare been a victim of
polsoa Thursday, waa received today
from the Plate Chemist at Pullman.
TV ash., by Fred Tempea, county attor
ney. In the letter It waa stated that the
analyst of the stomach would be
made, and that work had already been
begun, but that It would take several
days to complete It. When the result
Is obtained by the Chemist, it will
be telegraphed to the County Attor
ney. Kalelgh Moon, who is held on a
first decree murder charge, la tha
county Jail, concerning the death of
the two boys. William and Clyde Good
win, sons ot Mrs. Cora Goodwin, has
secured the services of Attorney John
Rtephenson of Portland, to defend him.
lie will not have a preliminary hear
ing untn tha result ot the chemical
analys: 1 received.
PILES TO RE-ENTER LAW
ri-.Wbir Will Be in Politic, But
ot (or Preferment.
SEATTLE. WaafiH. March :. tSpec
la ). lx-l'nlted Statea Senator Pile
returned to Seattle last night and will
resume the practice of law her April
1. with Jam B. Howe as his partner.
Mr. liowe Is to remain general coun
sel for the tattle Electric Company
and with ex-S.nator Plies will have
separate law office elsewhere in the
Pioneer building.
Before hi ejection to the Senate.
Mr. Piles was a member of the tiros
of Plies. Donworth Hoar, of which
the second member. George Ionworth.
Is now federal Judge.
Senator Piles has no Intention of
abandoning politics altogether, though
he will not seek personal political
pre ferment.
MEDFORD HAS NEW LIBRARY
Plan for Bnlldlns; of Carnegie
Home ClKKieo by Board.
MSDFORP. Or, March K. peclal.)
T.e city library board tonight chose
plans for the new lrnegie LJbrary
which Is to be erected In th!s city In the
near future. Six architect submitted
sets of draw'.nca and from thee th
cr.nice was made.
The plans will now be submitted to the
ironmaster and If he approves of
them tne contract for the erection of the
buiMmg will be let at once. The city
has voted a special tax tor the main
tens ace of the library and has circa
a it In th center of the city park.
Mr. Carnegie' gift amounted to 12UX0i
F. H. GRUBBS DIES AT 77
Portland Printer Known in Earlier
Tears as Educator.
Francis II. Grubbe. aged 7T year last
Fxada(-lad at his fcoma. 7U JVaac
street, yesterday- He was for years
connected with the Marsh Printing Com
pany In Portland, was graduate in lst3
from Willamette University and waa a
member of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. He came to Oregon in 1SS2. set
tling with th members of hi father's
family near Co rv all Is. In Willamette
University he wsa a classmate of the
late Judge John B. Waldo, Professor
Thomas H. Crawford, of the Oreroa
Agricultural College, and others. His
wife, who was Miss Lucy Anna Lee.
daughter ot Rev. Jason Lee. the pioneer
Methodist missionary, was also a class
mate. Mr. and Mrs. Grubba were engaged
for year In educational work. Mr.
Gruboa for tz year was a professor In
Willamette University. Be engaged In
school work afterward in Baker. Dallas,
Kusrene. Wilbur and Tha Dalles, Or,
and In Olympia. Wash. He came to
Portland In 149, when be entered the
printing business as a member of the
Marsh Printing Company. He waa an
active Methodist and a member of
Grace Church.
BANK CASE REOPENED
COTEnXMEST AIMS TO PROVE
J-EYVISTOX MEN PLOTTED.
Repors to Controller Falsified,
Pronc-m tion Allege Trart Com
pany Is AIm Involved.
BOlfE. Idaho, March (Special.)
After virtually closing, the Government
reopened its rase against William F.
Kettenbach and George H. Kener, the
alleged defaulting ex-officials of the
Lesuston National Bank, and referred
again to report to the Controller of the
Currency in an endeavor to prove that
th-y falsified grossly.
Through Lewis M. Gray, bank ex
pert. Fletcher Dnbyns. prosecutor In
charge of the case, revealed evidence In
support of the allegation that the Idaho
Trust Company of Lewlston. was a sub
s Hilary or the Lewienon -National Bank
under the Lewlston concern's control and
that certificates of deposit ranging from
1ju) to .M were exchanged between
the banks prior to the time the report
to the Controller were mad to boost
tha assets ot th Lewlston National
Bank.
It waa through these certificates that
the shortage or tllT.ivo was hidden from
th National Bank Examiner, who. had
he discovered them, would have closed
th bank at a great loss to th deposi
tors.
Kester end Kettenbach were shown to
have Issued certificate of deposit a
high as SJO.WO to their credit. Then
they Issued note in like amounts and
carried both on the bank books, doubling
the assets In each Instance.
KIDNAPING IS CHARGED
MTS. JERSTE BOLAVD AVERS SOX
STOLEN BY WOOD.
Man Who Threw Gasoline on "ITaba
II aba" Performer Said to Have
Lured Yovta From Woman.
Charge of kidnaplnj are made In a
letter to th District Attorney from
Jessl Bo land, against Ed Wood, ber
former companion, known locally as tha
man who threw gasoline on th "Haba
Haba1 man a year ago and set him
anra. Tha woman avers that her son
waa lured away from her by Wood
and she believe that he has been
shanghaied.
Wood waa arrested recently upon a
chare of assault and battery preferred
by th woman, but when tbe case cam
to tslal she failed to appear, and It was
dismissed. Wood mad a seen In th
courtroom at the time ot his arraign
ment and was held to be examined as
to hi sanity. Then be disappeared.
Tne woman son had Just arrived
from th South to visit her. she says.
and had been hers two days, when he
set forth on night, telling hi friend
that h had a telephone call summon
ing him to meet his mother. H has
not been seen by her since and she says
that she had sent no call. She says
that when Wood was drunk he talked
of blood stains and sea captains and
boasted that he had put th boy aboard
a ship and received 110 for the job. In
addition to which b was to receive $90
more.
Wood la slid to have con to Marsh-
field, bet th woman believes that he
Is In hiding In this city. Mrs. Bolacd
says that Wood once boasted to her ot
hauling a man to a sailor Mardlng
house In th bottom of his wagon, sell
ing him for service aboard a ship and
stealing: his ahoea on the way.
Man Caught In Elevato
Henry M. Browning, who rooms In th
T. M. C. A. and Is employed by the Chap
man Advertising Company, narrowly es
caped being crushed to death In th ele
vator of th T. M. C. A. about ( o'clock
last night. Th quick action ot Ben
Charleston, the elevator operator. In
topping the cage, alone saved Brown-
ng's life. His derby was crushed and
his head slightly cut. Browning saw
the elevator at th main floor landing
and mad a dash for It. thinking It
was going up. Instead It went down.
The door waa almost chut, but he pushed
It open and Jumped In. being caught
between the cage and th floor, but not
seriously Injured.
EX-POSTMASTER OF PORTLAND AND SALEM CAPITALIST
APPOINTED AS PAROLE BOARD BY GOVERNOR WEST.
Jeha W. Ml.
SALEM. Or.. March IS. (Special.) The Parol Board created by th
last Oregon Legislature will pass on all petition for parol of pris
oners when the minimum period of indeterminate sentence has been
served. Members of the board Just appointed by Governor West
will act In conjunction with the Superintendent of th Penitentiary la
considering parole. Members of the board are John W. Mlnto. ex
toetmaater of Portland, and Jam R. Linn, capitalist and prominent
hopmaa of Salem.
REMOVAL IS DEFIED
Gift of Blockhouse to Dayton
Incenses Sheridan.
FORT FIGHT IS PROMISED
Citizens of Town Bearing Xoted
General's Name Say Historic
Structure is Theirs De
spite) Federal Act.
SHERIDAN. Or.. March "A (Special.)
Since th announcement that Fort Sheri
dan had been given to Dayton by a
Federal act engineered by United States
Senator Chamberlain, citizens of this
city have been vigorous in their protests
against the removal ot the historic struc
ture bearing General Phil Sheridan's
name like thla hamlet.
The Sheridan Commercial Club has
taken up th caa with the Tillamook
and Wlllamlna commercial bodies, and
telegrams and letters have been sent to
Senator Chamberlain r.t Washington op
posing removal of the old blockhouse. A
protest signed by the citizens of fciheri
dan was forwarded to Washington, with
resolutions of protest adopted by tha
Commercial Club.
Mr. Chamberlain replied that the act
recommending the removal of the old
fort to Dayton cannot be revoked. At'
torney J. T. Simpson. Sheridan's oldest
settler, appealed personally to Mr. Cham
berlain, his boyhood chum and friend.
To him Mr. Chamberlain replied that he
regretted that Sheridan a earnest appeal
could not receive his indorsement.
Sheridan argues that th old structure
Is so decayed that removal to a point as
far distant as Dayton will wreck It.
Then. It Is contended, the old fort 1 the
only historical point between here and
the Coast, and being situated on the
main thoroughfare it interest traveler
bent this way.
Th Sheridan Commercial Club waa re
ferred to th superintendent of the Slletx
school by Mr. Chamberlain, who, he sa'd.
was authorized to correspond with any
Interested historical society or section
concerning the fort. Superintendent Kg'
bert. of the Si lets school, said the town
of Sheridan had not been notified that
the fort bearing this city's nam was
open to donation.
A movement Is on foot In Sheridan now
to erect a glass frame over the old block
house. This will have o be done by
popular subscription by citizens of Sheri
dan, and will cost JWO. If Sheridan resi
dents are not allowed to save the fort,
many say the blockhouse will never pass
through this city in Its removal to Day
ton. Many declare openly that they will
see th old blockhouse In tha Yamhill
River before they will consent to It re
moval to Dayton.
An interesting new chapter to the his
tory of the old fort is promised, aa
Shorldan stand at a most strategio
point on th road between Grand Honda
and Dayton, and the old fort will have
to pas through this city. Sheridan can't
sea bow Dayton can claim the historic
fort Justly, even though tbe recent Fed
eral donation gives it to Dayton.
"Fort Sheridan tor Sheridan i tha cry
here, and Tillamook and Wlllamlna
stand with Sheridan in the fight to keep
th fort here.
DALLAS CLUB FORMED
FTRM STAVD TAKES FOR EDU
CATIONAL FtTXDS.
Business Men Also T Construc
tion of Armory Band to
Visit Rose) Festival.
DAXi-VS. Or, March 2S. Spclal.) The
Dallaa Commercial Club was organized
last night with a charter membership of
Walter L Too, Jr.. organizer of th
dub, called th meeting to order. A. B.
ilulr was elected president; U. S.
Iugnary. vice-president ; W. 1 Soehren,
second vice-president: Walter L. Tooxe,
Jr.. secretary; Eugene Hayter, cashier or
Dallaa National Bonk, treasurer; a board
of managers elected as follows: J. C.
Hayter. editor of th Observer; W. V.
Fuller, druggist: A. A. Winters, president
Dallas College: R. E. Williams, president
Dallas National Bank; H. G. Campbell,
real estate; J. L White, North aestern
corporation; I D. Brown, attorney.
Br unanimous vote, the meeting
adopted a resolution Introduced by Walter
I Tooze. Jr., vigorously opposing th
referendum movement against appropria
tion for the University of Oregon, Stat
Agricultural College and Monmouth
normal school.
W believe that th legislative as
sembly, before making these appropria
tions, carefully considered the same, and
was fully satisfied after such careful
consideration concluded the appropria
tions were necessary and Just." the
resolutions read. Continuing, It Is
ordered:
That tbls Commercial dub to on record
as being opposed to the referring of said
appropriations to a vole of the people, ana
as opposed to tbe petitions being circulated
over th. State of Oregon for this purpose,
thus holding tip said appropriations for a
period of two years, and thus seriously ln-
Jasses B. Llaa.
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As Quickly as Water
Dissolves Sugar
Abont The Time It Takes Tor A
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to Work
On the rood and Bring Belief.
XRIAXi PACKAGE SETT FREE.
There is no long wait between the
tim yon take a Stuart's Dyspepsia
T.hiet and the feel'ncr of relief it will
brlnie to an overloaded stomach. It
gets busy In a Jiffy and quickly et
thing to rights in that tired and dis
ordered stomach. It goes right at th
work of digesting th food It finds
lodged there and In no time at all has
thing on th move th gasea cease
forming, tb breath s sweetenea, tne
coating on the tongue disappears and
you are no longer conscious that you
ven had a stomach.
That la on of the chief recommenda
tions for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
that they don't take forever to accom
plish th purpose for which yon need
them. It is Just as If yon put an ex
tra stomach or two to work when
yours needed help. Ton can't continu
ally overload your stomach and expect
it to always smile. It is going to ret
rebellious snd eulky after awhile and
refuse to go on being driven to do
double work. Ton must rest it occa
sionally not by starving and thereby
weakening yourself physically but by
using a Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablet to
do th work of digesting your toed.
These tablets contain all the active
element of the natural stomach' Juices
and will alone and unaided digest food
Just the same as th gastric juices.
And nothing could be more harmless
than these tablets. They do not affect
th system in any way do not cur
any ailment except as they digest food.
Use them freely.
Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists everywhere. Price. EO
cents per box. A trial package will be
sent If you will write F. A. Stuart Co,
160 Stuart Bldg.. Marshall. Mich.
Jurlng the work b.lng done by these great
Institutions of learning.
That this Commercial Club go on record
as having confidence In the Oregon Legis
lature and In the action It took In reference
to these appropriations: and that the mem
bers of this club do all in their power to
discourage the signing of said petitions for
tne referendum of said appropriations.
Other business of importance taken up
was the adoption by a unanimous vote ot
a resolution presented by Captain Walter
I Tooze. Jr., Company H, Fourth In
fantry. Oregon National Guards, placing
the club on record as favoring the ap
propriation by the City of Dallas for
the construction of an .Armory in Dallaa,
and recommending to the County Court
of Polk County that said County Court
appropriate a like amount for the earns
purpose. Inasmuch as the Dallas Com
mercial Club counts among Its members
the heaviest tax-payers in Polk County,
this action on the part of the club will
have much weight. Thla question will be
voted upon at the city election next
Monday, and there is no doubt but that
th proposition will carry; and, aa th
County Court of Polk County is com
posed of good, live, progressiva business
men. there is no doubt but that the
county will do its share, and work will
be commenced on the Armory early this
Summer.
Dallas has one of tha best equipped
bands In tha state, and a movement Is
now on foot, whereby the Dallas Com
mercial Club will send this band of 40
pieces to tha Rose Festival in Portland
next Summer, for the purpose of adver
tising Dallaa
COAL AND GASARE FOUND
Rich Deposits Said to Kxlst on
Q aim per Peninsula, Washington.
PORT TOWN'S END. Wash, March 2S.
(Special.) Prospecting on an exten
sive scale for coal and gas on wuimper
Peninsula Is about to be undertaken
on an elaborate seal with every pros
Pect ot success. Experts declare the
famous Vancouver island vein, oasis
of the enormous Dunsmuir fortunes,
extends under the Straits of Fuca and
exists beneath the peninsula though
probably at a great depth.
In th Iceland valley, a leading
farmer tapped a well abandoned by a
prospecting party which ran out of
funds, and has ever sine that time both
Illuminated and heated bis fin farm
house vrtth the natural gas from tha
welL The discovery of either gas or
coal will work marvels In developing
the western side of Jefferson County,
which already boasts many manufac
turing enterprises at Hadlock. Iron-
dale and Qullcene. all contiguous to
this city.
YOUNG PRISONER PAROLED
Friendly Offices of F. S. Stanley, of
Portland, Deads Governor to Act
SALEM, Or.. March 28. (Special.)
Governor West ha compiled with the
request of F. S. Stanley, of Portland,
for the parol of a young prisoner who
recently entered a Portland home, and
today was ordered released. Governor
West requests that the nam of tha
prisoner be withheld. Th young pris
oner was discovered in th Stanley
home one night by a nightwatchman.
His only possession was S cents In
money, but he was sentenced for six
years by Judge Gantenbein.
Mr. Stanley Inclosed a check in his
letter to the Governor, asking that the
young man be Instructed to report at
SIS Lumber Exchange building in Port
land, and gives assurance that he will be
given a position on a large stock ranch
near Burns. Judge Gantenbein also
recommended the parole of the prls
oner.
Farm Residence Destroyed.
VANCOUVER, Wash, March 2S. (Spe
cial.) The farm residence of John Bu-
A FOOD STORY
Make a Womaa of 70 Oae la 10.0OO.
The widow of one of Ohio's most dis
tinguished newspaper editors and a
famous leader In politics in his day,
says she i 70 years old and a "stronger
woman than you will find in ten thou
sand," and she credits her fine physical
condition to the ueo of Grape-Nuts:
"Many years ago I had a terrible fall
which permanently Injured my stomaah.
For years I lived on a preparation of
corn starch and milk, but It grew so
repugnant to ma that I had to give It
op. Then I tried, on after another, a
dozen different kinds of cereals, but
tha process of digestion gave ma great
pain.
"It was not until I began to use
Grape-Nuts food three year ago that I
found relief. It has proved, with the
dear Lord's blessing, a great boon to
me. It brought me health and vigor
such as I never expected to again enjoy,
and In gratitude I never fail to sound
Its praises." Name given by Poatum
Co, Battle Creek. Mich.
"There' a Reason."
Look for It In the little book, "Th
Road to WellvUle," to be found in pkgs.
Ever read th above letter f A stew
a appear from tlsne to tisns. They
are eeaalaa, tne. and full f a
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J These bright, tunny days; you need some
pleasant, soothing creams and lotions and
some dainty soaps to allay the sunburn
caused by the bright Spring sun and the
cutting dust-laden wind, and, above all,
for freckles, if you are subject to them.
(J Do you know an auto ride or a jaunt in the
sun will have no terrors if you are well
provided with fine soap, cold creams, lo
tions and other toilet articles from our well
stocked store?
(J You will be pleased yes glad to know
that we have just unpacked the most ex
quisite shipment DIRECT FROM PARIS
of dainty Soaps, Perfumes, Scents, Odors
and other toilet articles ever received on
this Coast.
Q You simply can't resist them- it will do
you good to look. Exquisitely made cases
in leather of most delicate shades and
pleasing shapes, each lined in keeping and
inside purest soaps, each cake in silk or
satin wrapper each odor in a wonderful
odd-shaped bottle, nothing else like it
but the perfumes in those bottles only
your delicate nose can appreciate them.
Q Come in early don't delay, else you'll be
sorry when it's too late.
Open a Monthly Account . : f 1
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Leathers Sold
chanan, near Bare, was burned today,
caused by powder in the house explod
ing. James Penland, who has been living
in the building alone, was preparing din
ner and went to the back yard to split
some wood. TiVben he returned, the
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yours. There's a qualify too,
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contents were a total loss. Penland did
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knew the powder was in there and
would explode as soon as the fire
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She reasons that what b good for her is ffood for
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