The Oregon daily journal., September 29, 1906, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER . 1906.
VAN AUKER FREED BY COURT
lEx-Cashier Accused of
ment Given His Freedom by Justice
William Symons of Rainier
:By $ B
Hlaff Correspondsnt.)
r Rainier, Or
Sspt. 2. After Justice
Wllllsm flymcns had listened for- al-
moit six hours yesterday to testimony
'against C. S. Van Anker, ex-cashier of
'the Sta(e bank of fUlnler. charted with
larceny by etnbessleraent In connection
''with the Labor day robbery of the
Rainier bank; he dismissed the ems
and ordered the banker discharged from
custody.
Half a dosen or more witnesses were
called to aid' the prosecution In com
pleting" the chain of evidence Involving
the gambler-banker with the mysteri
ous robbery of the bank. but. according
to the justice, the connecting ltnk was
missing. No witnesses wsre Intro
duced by the defense and Van Auksr
refrained from taking he stand in his
own ' behalf '
But further trouble 'is In store for
the faro-lovlng banker. Immediately
after the decision was rendered by
Magistrate Hymons, Destrlct Attorney
Harrison Allen announced that the In
vestigation was by no means ended. So
convinced Is he of the banker's guilt
and that Van Auker was seeking to
conceal by a cleverly-concocted holdup
story a shortage In the bank's funds
as a result of his gambling, that the
cans will ba presented to the grand Jury
which convenes October 9.
Will Continue Investigation.
Meanwhile both the district attorney
and detectives 'will oontlnue their In
vestigation of the banker's varied ex
periences and It is expected that even
more sensational developments will fol
low. i As unruffled and unmoved as If he
were listening to a Sunday sermon.'
Van Auker heard himself branded by
his accusers aa one of the cleverest
rogues who over came Into the west,
and he only smiled. Seated beside his
attorney, ho listened to the testimony
that may forever bar him from again
holding a position of trust and heard
himself accused of crimes ranging from
hypocrisy to embesslement. and his
features were as calm as a day In May
and aa benignly pious aa those of a
camp-meeting celebrity. '
When ho was Informed by his coun
sel that he waa free again there was
no more change of countenance than IX
he were holding a pair of fives against
three Jacks In a poker game. He waa
aa unconcerned -vhen ha waa released
aa he was on the day of his arrest.
"I haven't much of a statement for
t he public." ho aald mat night aa he
boarded a train for Portland. "Of
course I feel pretty wall as a result of
the ending of my troubles, but as to
the future there Isn't much that 1 am
at liberty to say.
' "My trtenda have urged mo to come
bark to Rainier and live, and It la likely
that I will do so. In -fact. I have the
offer of a position there, though at
this time I am not at liberty to any
Just what It is."
HEARST IS GIVEN
AN OVATION
Monster Meeting at Madison
Square Cardan Ratifies In
dependent Nominations.
PUBLISHER REPUDIATES
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Announces Himself aa Running on
. League Platform Favors Public
Ownership and Direct Primaries-
Government by People.
(Jearaal Km? til Service 1
New Tork. Sent, ja W. R. Hearst
,;' was given an ovation laat alght. when
, the state ticket of the Independence
t.eaawe waa ratified at a monster meet
ing st Madison Square Garden. 4 The
principal adenosis were delivered or
W. H Hearst and Lewis Stuyvesant
C healer, respectively the candidates far
governor snd lieutenant-governor oa
both the Democratic and Independence
League ticket a
When Mr. Hearst entered the garden
me audience greeted nim wn oeaiw
tng cheer, while the bans played, and
flags were waved. It was nearly halt
an nour oeror air. xxeari cvuia mom
himself heard. He said in part:
Before I received the nomination from
any party 1 spoke at Syracuse and
stated the principles he which I be
lieved and framed my political plat
form. Therefore the nominations that
have been given ase war given with
a full understanding of exactly what I
belter.
X aha 11 make the campaign accord
ing to my own honest opinion, end if
elected shall conduct my administra
tion aoesidlnp to my own ceavtotleom,
I am a Jefferson Democrat, and that.
as I aadiiwtsnd it. Is practically the
eami aa a Lincoln Republican, for the
Republican party was founded to re
store the actio of the government to
the principles of Washington and JSC
I believe In the Impartial oafeetsmant
f the lawn an they exist.
I belter in public aw irshkj eg get
He titllttkea
Bet the first eusdi fleet Ion far peJeett
ty ta omc and la
esejond.rir t vet ing.
I believe that the preventive prfaclp
la veJaabts fc Itself. bjat has beast em-
Stomach Iroubles
I mTLk. I r " ti Ow I
I SWOT - SB I ' at , . , . I
I am P amy a Bteeaesr. emwaweTs BJ
J I and St fceeaadm Sexht I
le44-K DrsRmr return at your
JJ gw' fcaSkaO Sua) I
ftswrtr'jsWrve
Larceny and Embezzle
"Do you feel resentful toward any
one as a result of your misfortunes?"
ha was asked. "Has It ever occurred to
you thst vou might have, been made the
victim of a JobT"
"Ob. no," he replied. 'I'm not a' bit
sore. I figured all the time that the
Surety company would try this sort of
thing, that they would try to connect
the Innocent victim of the robbery
with the crime. But I haven't anything
to say about anybody. I'm going to
Portland tonight, stay there for a while
and will probably return to Rainier to
live."
Maurice Tails Story.
Among the witnesses who testified
at the preliminary hearing, of the
banker yesterday waa Charles Maurice,
the Russian Jew, who cut the ropes
which bound the cashier's arms whlls
he wss In tbs directors' room of the
bank on Labor day. He told of having
been attracted to the window by the
breaking of a pane of glass snd finding
the cashier standing on a chair with
his arms snd hands bound. He cut the
rope In one place between the arms and
the cashier's arms and hands worn, re
leased Instantly.
Then he told of the cashier's having
given him the keys and tailing him to go
to the front door to opsn it. In a
ststement for the newspapers describing
the hold-up which Van Auker prepared
on the evening of the crime, be stated
that ths two doors leading Into the di
rectors' rooms were locked, that Mau
rice came through the front door, opened
the other two door and released him.
Maurice told an entirely different
story on the witness stand. Hf forts to
confuse him wsre futile, and he told
his story la a straightforward, convinc
ing way. He said that when he had suc
ceeded In entering the main banking
room after Opening the front door, he
found the banker there. He did not
open either of the doors leading Into the
directors' room, he said.
Detective
Deteotlve Lou Hartman of Portland
was another witness. He told of the
confessions of Van Auker with reference
to having lost large sums st gambling a
short time before the robbery of the
bank and also of the gambling-bankers'
proposition to raise the money and pay
up the bank's shortage as a result of
the robbery If the affair was kept from
the public and prosecution dropped.
The banker waa represented by W. M.
Cake of Portland. The auto waa repre
sented by Harrison Allen, district at
torney, and W. B. Powell of St. Helena,
deputy district attorney.
Experts are still at work on ths books
of the State Bank of Rainier and It Is
said that the exact amount of the loss
hss not been ascertained. However, the
aum will bo In the neighborhood of
tl.tM, it is aald.
The National Surety company, which
bonded the cashier, and also guaranteed
ths bank from loss by burglary, will
be the loser. The bank will lose noth
ing aa a result of the robbery.
reasonably extended and outrageously
abused.
I believe In protection for Infant in
dustries. X believe In protection for
American labor. I believe the tariff
should be modified and public owner
chip Inaugurated, but that both should
be done cautiously and conservatively,
with due regard to the stability of
business Interests snd the perpetuation
on which we all depend.
I believe In the restraint and regula
tion of trusts and monopolies by law.
I believe in labor unions snd farmers'
grange and organisations that promote
me distribution of wealth, and I real
ise that the proepevfty or legitimate
business ma depends upon the purchas
ing power af the masses.
I believe la every measure that gives
the people more direct control of the
government.
I believe In direct nominations and
open primaries
I believe In purity In politics.
I will run In this campaign, not
merely representing the Independence
League, not merely the Democratic
party, bat. I hope, the people of the
state of New York. I appeal te them
and make my pledge to them to re
tain for them the rights they sttll have
and to restore to these the liberties
they here lost.
THINKS PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
mm Tl FEUDALISM
Professor Frank H. Roberts
Thinks It the Worst Thing
Possible for a City.
JaeartaaJ esstetfal 8sjc )
Chicago. Sept. IS. Mayor Dunne of
Chicago was elected president of the
League of American Municipalities yeev
terday over Mayor K. C Ttmanur of
Baltimore by a vote er 14, to 10. Mayor
fhsam eras called upon to champion
municipal ownership In a vigorous fash
teev It waa. the closing session of the
tenth annual convention, end ae a cli
max of a discussion In which municipal
ownership waa riddled with rapid-fir
shot. Professor Frank H Roberta of
Dearer declared that Investigations In
England convinced him that municipal
ownership waa ta first step ta re
turn to feudalism and serfdom. Pro
fessor Roberts said:
Advocacy of municipal ownership Is
Distinctly aau imintai to the bent in
terest of a city. When the agitator
of a city demand muntctpallaatton. pri
vate owners do net make repairs er
xtettasMm b scenes they wish to make
aa little ah eoMfhle "
The league refused te put Itself on
a keener far or against munlct-
owMTShtp of pubUe uttlltle
EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF
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il Service
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ta a gift totb city front in i.saaa
Jews B. How, basnet paid for from fee
where a re assise while register of
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m the week of kt H.
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REN LORD MAYOR ELECTED
by city of mm
Ancient Saxon Rites Carried Out
by City's Guilds and
Companies.
tssaml
London. Sept It. Ths various city
guilds and companies of London met to
day In accordance with their Ume-hon-ored
custom to elect a new lord mayor
of the otly of London. The guilds, or
as they, were called under King Edward
III. livery companies." date back to
Saxon days. The oldest is the Knights'
guilds, possessed of privileges granted
I by King Edgar for service in war. The
steel yard and ship yard merchants of
London thsn formed a guild. Later
came the Saddlers. Then came the
Goldsmiths, whose charter cam from
Edward I. Theae guilds or companies
have their charters, and have accumu
lated Immense funds, so thst they are a
power in the lend. To them Is confided
the voting power and election of lord
mayor, while the aldermen are selected
from among their number. An alder
men, on election, must set, or pey a fins
of (SO pounds sterling.
The salary of the lord mayor Is the
same aa that of the president of the
United States. 150,000 a year, and he
has, beside. residence at the Man
sion house. Though sleeted on Michael
mas day. he Is sworn into office on No
vember t. and the next day. which hsp
pena to be the king's birthday, ho pro
ceeds In state to ths courts of law. te
be formally presented to the barons of
the exchequer. This Is si ways a greet
pageant and a civic holiday.
The new lord mayor. Sir William Pur
die Treloar. Kt, was born In London In
ltit. and Is a member of the well known
firm of Treloar and Sons, Ludgate Hill.
GOVERNOR TOOLE ASPIRES
TO SEHATORSHIP
i 1
Montana's Strongest Democrat
Announces Candidacy for
Toga of Clark.
(Special Wepate ta The JoeraaL)
Helena. Mont.. Sept. . As successor
to United States Senator W. A. Clark,
whose term expire March next, Gov
ernor J. K. Toole, a P steal at today
declared hbneeif candidate, basing this
action en n resolution adopted by the
stat labor convention at Butt, releas
ing him from a pledge made" two year
ago. to serve a full four-year tens aa
executive If elected.
In hie anonuncement. the Governor
calls attention to the fact he was the
territory's lest representative fat congress
before statehood, end felt then entitled
to the esnatorshlp. bat eeceeded to the
nu,sl of older party leaders, until now
far the first time h had asserted his
avowed candidacy for the of fie. Toot
has thrice been elected Governor of the
state and to undoubtedly the- strongest
man In the Democratic party tn the stat.
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ii roil mm
News Forecast for Coming Week
Shows Many Con
ventions.
Washington. D. C. Sept. :. The
week luet closed new the last of the
state conventions to name candidates
for offices to be filled at the approach
ing election in November. Prom now
on the campaign win oe in run mam.
with the general Interest of the country
centered ta the contest la New York
state and in a lesser degree la Penn
sylvania, where the Democrats and Lin
coln Republicans have combined to de
feat the regular Republican organisa
tion as dominated by Penrose snd his
ooterte. William i. Bryan wilt continue
hie tour In the sooth, and In other parts
of the country Secretary SSiaw. Speaker
Cannon. Senator Bevertdge and other
prominent spell-binders will continue
their political specb-makiag-
n laldenl Roosevelt. Is due beck la
Washington the first of the week, bat
will hardly sad settled In the White
Hon when he will make a short trip
to Pennsylvania to attend thst .dedica
tion of the new stele cepltol et Harrls
burg next Thursday. Hie. address on
that occasion. It Is announced, will not
be f political nature.
The end of the hot weather period
ushers In the usual large number of
tSMHietloea of religious, missionary,
trad aad other organisations, and It m
also the period of many state fairs and
fan carnivals.
Among tn notabta conventions of the
nm leg week will be thoe of the Na
tional Association of Retail Druggists
St ktUntn. the I'nlted Irish League of
America at Philadelphia, and the Na-
tsewal Aeeoemtlew of Psstsss stars at St
The Democrats of Masaachwaotta will
their stats nominating eemventlon
and the Republicans will meet
the day fol lowing. Governor Gens will
snsanlmously renominated by the rte-
whlle the Democratic tens en
will ba mad lively by the fight of
the regular eegasdsattew against the
i aadtde ' i f Destrlct Attorney
for the stibmmtnrlal nomination.
A stats primary wSsillls win I
SB Oeorsta Wedheadhy for
ef three jedg'e f the stew etate
of appeals. The regular ilsuUsa
ate howee ftVera take pes re et
roc for the Tn-
wtll b Mid over the Lowst
Saturday.
ay wal he the
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The Intevwatlonsl
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NEWINSPECTOR GENERALFOR
UNCLE SAM'S ARMY
Generals Burton and Mills Re
tire Succeeded by Murray
and Darlington.
Uesrssl Special Servles.1
Washington, D. C. Sept. (. Import
ant changes among the high officers of
the army will be mad tomorrow when
Brtgsdler Genera George H. Burton. In
spector general, and Brigadier General
Samuel If. Mil!., chief of artillery, will
be placed on the retired list on their
own applications General Hills will be
succeeded ss chief of artillery by Lieu
tenant Colonel Arthur Murray, now as
sistant to the chief of artillery, whir
Colonel K. A. Garllngton ' will succeed
General Burton as inspector general of
the army.
Colonel Murray, the new chief of ar
tillery, waa bom In Bawling Green. Mis
souri. April XS. MSI. He wae eppotnted
to the West Point academy In 117 and
graduated second tn his ctaaa His first
promotion came In 1 17 1. when he waa
made first lieutenant In the First United
States artillery. In If la. he waa honor
graduate No. 1 In the artillery school at
Fort Monroe. For sts years thereafter
he wee an instructor In the department
of natural and experimental philosophy
at the West Point academy Prom 1X7
to iaai be waa acting Judge advocate
general, department of Missouri, and
for n brief period thereafter was acting
ssssmsi eoratant gererat. oenartseent
of Dakota. On the outbreak of the war
with Spain he waa given a captaincy in
the First artillery sad served three
the Cuban campaign. Afterward K
served with distinction In the Philip-
see. C si east Murray wss admitted te
the bar In the Catted State elrekdt
court st St. Louis ta ISM.
.with few exeewtlon. arm
iadleattve of constipation or exekUtty.
W. H Harrison, Cleveland. Mia
writ. Aag. la liel: I was ta sV
a were oa prate
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Union Pacific
13 Trains to the Esst Daily 3
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Tproaib recTtelss esalrvalri ( sea ta free) e
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oi.i MB1A RIVCS DIVISION.
.."or Asterls aad way oolati. eaneeetiss with
tenner for Ilw.ro d Morn Be.ch. Steal
" Aeh-et yek. leave. p. St. Salt.
!2f. " : Sataraar to . sj. ArrreeS-
oo.it 0 p. si., except Snno.r
VAUHILI. RIVER ROUTE ,
For Daytos. Oregon City aad Taahltl rivet
point, .teamen Roth .od. Moose. Aah-et. Seek.
T a. n. dally, eirept Knnd. (w.ter per
mlttmt). Arrive T:S0 p. at. dally, esesst
Ewsssy
S.VAKB RIVER ROUTE.
m. . kewfctos, Idaho, and war point, free
Rlp.ru. Wash., steamer Seek. a .ad Leww
Sf leav 5:0 a. a... or upon arrival Tram
K. 4, dairy except Sattirday. Arrive 4 p. w.
dallr .xeent Friday.
Tlekt office. Third .ad w.htof!oo st.
TWn ifahi Til.
C. W. f INOER. City Ttest A feet.
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EASTvu
SOUTH
I'nles Depot Leave.
Arrive.
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JEFFERSON-STREET STATION.
For Delia, aad Intermediate sent dally, T:SS
s. Si. sad 4:1 p. m. Arrive Portlaad 10:10
a. ro. asd t:M p. a.
For tlaw aadeaN f Oa assereaa liaaxS
apply at City Tlck.t Office, or Matjoa.
Ticket, to Raarera pornt. asd Euros; sit
japan. nina. noneiom an AO.rr.lia.
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inxroa erret. rsea Main 712.
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TRAINS
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STEAMER
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