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Newspaper Page TextSTATE CITIZEN'S MOVEMENT BY MR. P. A. MACPHERSON The Portland Independent Ticket to be Ex tended all Oyer State Politics. FACTION THAT CONTROLLED THE TWENTY' E1RST GENERAL ASSEMBLY AFTER STATE OFFICES Endorses the Multnomah Citizen's Delegation That Con trolled the Last Legislature. The Portland Tolegram prints the new mow undor tlio following head Unci: New Factor In Politics. Citizens' Moremont Threatens to Hob Up Agln. Mr. MacPherson, o( tho .Committee ol Two YcaraA.o, lias DoslKns Upon tho Entlro Stato. Tho Macpherson Letter Portland Jan. 123, (To the Editor.) As a mornborof the cxcutlvo commiMeo of tho citizens' movemorit in Mnlttiomah County two years ago, which resulted in the election of tho entire ticket na nom inated, I was brought into moro or Irnc Eromlneuce. wry receniy i, as a room er of that committee, have received a censlderabtn number of Injulrios from persons in Portland and In othor parts of tbe atto, making inquiries about the inauguration of such a movement dur ing tho approaching campaign, that will embrace tho entlro stato. To reply to these inquiries briefly, and for tho in formation of others intorosted, I ask a small amount of space. I would Bay that other gentlemen of the cltlrotiM Movemont of two years ogo and I are now compiling n method of campaign, which will bo sent to interested purlieu by circular iottor. It is proposed to nominate Ami oloct'tho entire stole ticket and the members of tho Lcgls laturefrom tho ranks of the peoplo without regard to party affiliations. The control of tho Legislature will lumiro the election of United Htatos (Senator who is not addicted to ring rule something now or Oregon. It cannot be disputed that tho oltlxons' campaign of two years ago was a success Laws wero enacted which, nan iney been enforced, would have mailo ma.iy reforms in the uovornmont of tho state Tho cltlxons meaning men who place country abovo party now propose to control tin o-ocutivo as well as the legislative breach of tho govornmunt, ho mat whatever lawn mav be onacifiJ shall be onforcsd. r. A. Auci'iiE-noN. Tha"Movemont"is sprung in the Tele gram, as follews: It now seems proba ble that an issuo will enter the itato pa- lltlcal campaign that has been takon Into consideration by neither tho Re publicans or tho Democrats. This Is tint o-callod clll-on's movement that lind moro or less to do with the nomination and election of tho Multnomah delega tion in tho legislature two yoars ago, Partisan politicians have boon aware all along that thoy will havo to contend with a movomeiit of eomo kind on the part of organised labor, and it is pre sutnsd they aro prepared to meet the Issue, but a revival and a threatened ex pansion of what la known as Hit clti sons' movomont comes aoiaorr hat in-tliu nature of n surprise. The first publlo intimation of an in tention ou the part of noupartUani to tutetfere with state policies Is contained in a publlnhad Iottor from 1. A. Mno Phorson, who wai a member of the ex. eontlve committee of tho Citizens' party in Multnomah two years ago, anil who was promlnout iu tho management o tbe movement. To Cover the Whole State. Mr. MaoPhersou was asked this morn log to outline tho dotatlsof tho proposed stats movement. Ho was somewhat re tlcont and lett tho matter still iu a vague condition. Among othor things lie said : "Our object is to Inaugurate n move ment covering tho wholu slats, similar to the proposition in this county two years ago. which resulted in victory. Wo proposo to organise In every township, prscluct aud county, and in uvury city ward in the stato. Our idea is to hold township and ward caucuses, which will lct delegates to county oonven-l tloni, These county conventions nil ssnd delegates to a state convention in the regulation way, and tho presump tlon is ttiat this convention wilt bo held soon after thote of the two great politl cal parties. The state convention will name a ticket composed of tho strongest and best turn Iu the stalo regardless of party alllllatlons, aud wo will obtain the best brains and iutrgrlly of both par tie..". "How are you going to keep ring poll tlclans front packing and controlling your ward and township meeting?" was aiked, Mr. MacFherton evaded an swering this quory directly, but lull mated that tho old leaders had a way out of, this dilomua. Endorse the Portland Holdovers. Ho then went onto say: "We will undoubtedly indorse candidates, nomi nated by the Democratic or HepuWi eu conventions, and perhaps, some on both tickets. Should the Democrats name , candidate for Governor who Is abovo reproach, wo will indorse him Should the llspublloan candidate for Congress meet with our views, o will supporkhim. aud so on all tho way down the lino." "We shall," said Mr. MaeVherson, 'pay particular attention to the Ugl. laturojf W intend to eoutrel that body, not only bocauw much legislation of a rafornfnatura Is ueeded. but because we proposo to elect a successor to Uulted States Senator blmon. We have perftet confidence in the hold-ovcr Senators front Mnltaot.au County and will, we ballev elect the representatives." Leader ot both ths Republican and Democr-tla parties are ineliued to smile over tlfe proposed Olllteua1 umwuwit, and predict that the approtohtug i. Pla 'will U, (ought out along strlet party linos, and that there will bo ro fusion or coalition anywhere in the stato. WHAT THE DECISION BY BELLINGER MEANS Continued from Fourth I'sge. This Is a proceeding In involuntary bankruptcy against A. T. aud F. N. Gilbert, as partners in tho conduct of tho banking business of Gilbert Hroth ere, at riulom, Or. Tho petitioners in ttio original and amended potitions are: Ida Muths, William Iwaii and A S Ep iiIhv. creditors of Gilbert Hrothers In the uggrexate sum of $11178. Subiequuat ly one l-oo Jim, a creditor in tlio sum of $500, also filed n petition praying for an order of adjudication in bankruptcy. Tlio acts of bankruptcy relied upon by tlio creditors nro alleged an lonews: That Gilbert .Irutlmrs, being insolvont. did within four months of the filing ot tho original petition transfer sscuritios byway of preference to certain creators to the aggregate amount in tlio value oi (7001); that subsequent to tho filing of the original petition, A. T. Gilbert en trrd into a writton stipulation In a suit then pending against Gilbert Hrothers brought by or in tho lutsroit of the heirs of William Cosper, deceased, whereby It was stipulated that ouo Claud Gulch might bo appointed receivorof said linn, and that said Gutch should convert the 8Bots of the firm Into cash for tho pay ment of nil the firm's creditors and tho winding up of Its business; that to this end A. T. Gilbert, suffered n decree to bo entered in said stilt, and that ha there after transferred the assets of tho firm to the receiver. Other acts of bankruptcy wero alleged in the petitions filed, but upun the hearing, those wore abnn doncd. It is contended that F. N. Gilbert Is a partner in the business of Gilbert Until, crs, uml this Is a question In the taso. material only iu the event that an act of bankruntcv a tin Wen ns aliened. Tlio stipulation that a receiver might bo appointed, ami tlio subsequent trans fer by A. T. Gilbert, do not havo tho effect of n general aitilgnniiint within i lit) meutilng of tlio bankruptcy act. Fhis question wan decided by tho Cir cuit Court of Appeals in the Second Cir cuit iu a recent case, In which tbu court (ays: "When the etntuto declares that a general assignment for the benefit o crt'dlto s if an not of bankruptcy, can it ho construed to include nu act which is not a general alignment? Wo think that it cannot, heCAiuo the term has a universally understood and recognized meaning throughout the different states, and menus a trnuslor Hint conveyance by a person of nil his property to a named person upon a trust, which is to be worked out in somu states by a court of nrnbutu and Insolvency, in sumo states by ii court of common law, und in some states by a trustee, subject only to the supervision to which any trusteu is mib jectod. Itlsndeedoruouvovance which tlio grantor muke) voluntarily, or some time by compulsion, at tho instance of a court of insolvency. A petition for the appointment of a receiver is not that proceeding which is universally recog nised as an aotdriiimont, and Its 'equi vuloncy' of result, If equivalency exists, Is not important. Tho bankruptcy statute has nitid that tho one Is an act oi laukruptcy and has said nothing about the other, in dliect terms; nud hon autaol iMHikruntcy aro classified, as they urelii thoitattiteof 1BUS, it is not the pro vince ol it court to enlarge tlio clnial filiation because the omitted . class seems to iKtrtako of tlio sin of tho named class," In re. Empire Metallic iknlstead Co.. OS Fed. 1U. U81. There in it much stronger cam against tbe contention tbat content to tbe ap polutmeut of a receiver oporates as an alignment within the mt-iiing of the bankruptcy act. ttmu that from which the uhovo quotation is Hindu. The soft In wblt'li twelver Uatcli was appointed was not it Irieudly suit. It is nut claimed llint it was procured or acquiesced In by A, T. Gilbert. Tho bank of Kilbort llrothera had nlroady been forced to aupend by ressou o( a suit previously brought tit tho Circuit Court of the United Htate for this district by one of the heirs of William Cosper, claiming it liability Irom tlio ba k to raid belts In the sum of fioO.OOO. A receiver was ap pointed to take charge of tlio property and asset of tho suspended bank during the ptmdenoy of the suit The bill ol eomnlaint lit that suit wits dismissed for want ol jurisdiction. In the meantime tlio admiuistrutor ol tho Cosper estate urougut in ine nntio uouri tne sun in which Gateh was appointed receiver. Uoth of t-eee suits wero in the same right, and hostile to tho respondents In stipulating, us ho did, A, T. Gilbert ac quiesced in w hat he could not help, and thereby saved needless expense to the estate and delay In its distribution. To umiioiiai an adjudication oi bank ruptcy, tt mint appear l-t the transfers complained i( were made with intent to prefer the creditors to whom they were made. If the respondent wa insolveut, and had kuowledgeof the fet, an intent Iu prwter will be t-iHielusuely presumed, nereis a further presumption that the debtor knows his nnuuclal condition as to solvency, but this is a disputable pre huh pi Ion aud if the debtor honestly be lieves hiiurelf to be soUeutorif Itees tabhsbes luawautot knowledge as to his insolvency be then rebuts the pretump tmn ut an intent to prefer which arises front the tet of aetual insolvency. Col lier oh llankrtiptcy, 31. The bankruptcy act declares that u rson shall be drsiu h! iwmhenl within the provisions of the ael hei.evr the aggregate of his prop erty, excitmveof ant property which h uuv have ettuveved. trsmfitrrtxl. in. eealeJ or removed, or periuittvd to be ouucealial or retuovetl, with intent to do- iratul, littHler or delay his creditors, shall not at a fair valuation be suQlolont in amount to pay his debts. it is tnen tteeeary to krlow whether tho respondeat. A. T. Olltwrt.was in solvent witen he made the transfer re ferred to, aud if so, hat he established his want ol knowledge at the tlmn in his Qnsnctal oonditton? It is hihUI far the itltioner that A. T. OHbert must be presume.1 insol vent U-vauie ho 4W not In hit ansner To Mothers of Large Fssmiiies In this wprkaday world few women aro so placed that physical exertion 1b not constantly demanded of them in their dally life. Wo xnakoa special appeal to mothers of largo families whoso work is novor done, ond many of whom Buffer, and Buffer for lack of Intelligent aid. To women, young or old, rich or poor, wo extend an invitation to accept froo advico. Oh, women I do not let Una. Ouutnt BniXEViLi.E. your lives bo sacrificed when a word of advico at tho first approach of weak ness, may fill your futuro years with healthy Joy. Address a letter to Mrs. Plnkham's Laboratory, Lynn Mass., and you will not bo disappointed. "When 1 begon to tako Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound I was not ablo to do my housework. I suf fered terribly at time of menstruation. Several doctors told mo thoy could do nothing forme. Thanks to tho Pink ham advico and mcdiclno I nm now well, and can do tho work for eight in tho family. " I would recommend Lydln E. Plnk ham's Vegetablo Compound to nil tnothors with largo families." Mits. GaJUiUE Belleville, Ludington, Mich. mako a full and complote showing to the contrary. The rulo Invoked is n rule of good faith. Prior to tho filing of the petition in bankruptcy A. T. Gilbert had assisted tho receiver In tho United States Court In proparlng an inventory of his assota and liabilities. That inventory appears to havo been full and com pie to. Tho respondont, A. T. Gilbert, advised with tho rocelver as to the probablo lost that would result in colls ctfng the over drafts of tho bank. Thereafter ho trans forred the assots of tho hank to the re ceiver In tho Stato Court. Attorneys who appeared for tho plaintiff in the suit in the United States Court repre sented the petitioner horo. Substantial ly all that Is now known, after all the testimony had been taken, and all there is to know, was thou a matter of public record. Tlieso facts do not authorize a presumption of insolvency against A. T. Gilbert, and such insolvency, if it exist ed, must be otherwiso established The receiver appointed in the United States Circuit Court made an inventor of tlio assets of Gilbert Urothcrs from which such nsiets aro placed, In rnuni numbers, at $104,000, and tbe liabilities at $101 000. He testifies that his esti mate of aesets wero ma-lo"from lb' books of tho bank, from tlio noteB that wore found in tho bank and tho copier GiX4G The Kind 1 Cfs For vpi.JV 303 Commercial ?ii"W off ? wNbHm .. I,.. I .tllalnrfll. from tat wrro oepoonu. -......- ,.;. information obtained from A. r. .OMw' and irom Information wnero "-""-n.i i. .i.-t i, finumpfl mhableas to tno value and condition of tho property. ThoDitnclnalaBSotiof Gilbert uros. i-.- .i .....r.imiti nnil loans anu dhcounts, Iho face value of the htmfr being ju:i,870, ami oi mu i v""lr ... n,in.. .f tim dank ns to solv ency depends upon tho etttmatoof tho value piaceii wp.u ."T o. . ni...iT i.i ,i, t!r, iii.it Rliitps Circuit retoiTur in i W....W.. - Court valued the overdrnlts at 8.'" and the loans and ubcounta hi tuu.uuu, a loss on the former of $11,053, and on tho latler of $13,357. Mr. Conway, a man of experience In such matters, who assisted the receiver in preparing hi inventory, nrees substantially in tbls estimate of tho probablo loss on over dratts, but ho estimates tho lofs on loans and discount at $20,000. Since tho inventory relerred to was made, ihreo-fourthB in amount of the over drafts have been collected by tho State Court recsivr, who toatiilei that the lois ou this uccount will not exceed tno, three or (our thousand dollars. Tho lunn and discount account, with tho exception of some $20,000 in amount, consists ol what are called piano notes. Ilieee notes nre an exceptional kind of aesets They are payable generally on longtime in installments, and are- secur cd by tho Instruments fold. Whale, a witness who has had some connection lilt this businers, places tho loss on .i ..i..a . f.ruvi A.T. Gilbert, in advising tho receivor of tin United Mates Olteuit Court, estimated their value at $70,000, but he atuted nt the time that his estimate was low becaute the bank was in the handt of a receiver, i hat tho notes wero good and ought to pay out nearly their face value, and would do so if bo was ablo to collect them. There la a wide deecrepancy betweon the witnesses as to tho value of tho niher n"ets ol A. T Gilbert. cons'stinR principally of real oatute, so that upon tho est ma'e of values mvlo iby thi witnesses for the petillonerfl tlio liabilities of Gil bert llrotliere exceed the assets by abovo $50,000, while upon tho estimates mace by the witnoeseo for A. T. Gilbert, his assets exceed his liabilities by abovo 25,000. Opinion evidenco la untrust worthy at best, but this evidenco lies ot the usual quality of export opinion fouuded upon roaeons which afford some hti.li. for n judgment as to Its value. Tho opini'jisin this caeo pro and con aro mere guesses, signifying little, proving nothing. In eucii a caso where n long and boat le inquiry has loft the ques tion of tlio solvency of A. T. Gilbert in donbt, what must tho conclusion bo as to what A. T. Gilbert himself thought ol his solvency nt the time tho transfers complained of were uiHile? Under tho old bankruptcy act, Inability to pay debts as they matured constituted Insolvency. Then thtunit ,.... nf Bniuniv wa n flimnle ono. Now a nm. (not ! nreacribed: 1)008 tbo ro- Bpondent's property at a fair oluatIon eqiisl his lUbilitles? And this is a thing tlHiUt WHICH tne owner may uui .iuty, int if he hlmfltlf thinks ho Is solvent, it is enough J and in a caso like this, where ithorp, equally capable wlththoie who hink otherwiso of forming a truatwor- .1... ..!.,!.. il.l.L- tlm riHiini)di.nt sol- Wljr Ufllliui., . - .f , , vent, it is n necessary conclusion that bo llOllgllt llimselt SO, atll tuai uo nm tonest in that opinion. Where tho facta iixl circumstances permit It, the pre sumption must t In favor of goad faith ather than tho coi trary. Tho presumption arising from tho ransft-rof property by nn Insolvent is fleeted by the amount of such transfer. ITiits where the transfer was off all one's iroperty, this was held to afford a violent, almost conclusive, prosumptlon it9s. That Keep the Feet Inside It's Quite a Trick, But Our Shoes Will M AA Will buy our good serviceable vpl.lU heel shoe tor pirls worth buy our good serviceable spring heel shoe tor pirls worth $1.50 boys' celebrated Geo, E. Co. guilted bottom shoes """V" $2.00 D 1 1 C Youth Veal calf, a' good solid y li-J shoe woith $1.50 45 C ,iov siioes s'zes 2 1-2 to 5. ...CASH SHOE STORE... Street. - - Opposite of an Intent to prefer, "I"'1'"0.""6 other creditors unprovided tor. In ro. Walte, 1 Lowell, v, reu. ". ? ' end a like effect was g von in roof vs. Martin 13 Wnl. W to tne wan.. nwlvonf'or a largo part of M'VV orty." In this case the transfer was of a comparatively su,all part ol the prop erty o A. T. Gilbort-po email that the expyeaiency of resorting to a bank rupW court, rather t. an B-'-J trioutioii ui ii", "" . --- , ,. through the pending proco ditgs In tlio Stato Court may oo uuui.iu... If tho preferences complained oi nre get aside, it will add not more than one per cent to the dividends to he paid the general creditors. Tho difference be tween the face ot tho do its alleged o have been preterred and their pro rata without preference, distributed among tho unsecured creditors, will amount to a little less than ono per cunt on the un secured Indebtedness, while tho com missions ot tho refereo and trustee In 1.-..1. ..,.... ii. mn tlm mttnte available UHimiui'iw ..,... ...- , for general distribution, on Thlelscu s estimate, will bo about 1.0 per cent of tho unsecured indebtedness. The nc crutng expenses of tho receivership in the Stato Court will prob.tbly not equal these, and the other costs and charges that will result frost the administration ot the estato In a bankruptcy court, and the benefit to tho unsecured creditors from sticli au odminlstratton, u any thould rosult, will not be appreciable. Tlio petitioners, however, express n hope that the bankruptcy court moy -....... I n ,llor.ni'arlnu nthnr HflSOtS tllrtt havobeon misapplied orcovored up; but what tlio receivers nave noi louun ...... .!. l..no amnnnt n( t (t 1 11100 V tSltOtl SO ..IU lllU WI.IV.....V w. w- rf -- far hna not diecloseil,is not worth consid ering In estimating tno posnuio iiuthh tage to result from tho exorcise of juris diction In what la at least a doubtful case. , It is duo to tho petitioners, however.to stato that in tho petitions filed in this case certain transf-rs to Ladd &. Hush. A. Bush, and tho First National Hank of Portland, aggregating a lari;o amount, wero alleged to be preferences, but upon the hearing it was stated the petitioners had ascertained that thes transfers wero for a present consideration and valid.Rnd the complaint as to thorn wasabandoned. Petition dismissed. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Tftko UxatlTe Hromo Qulnlap TMlct. 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