Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, March 06, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text1AILT CAPITAL JOtTMXAL. gALW, ORSOON, FRIDAY, MAHCII , J&08. I lllll M MP1U.,. ' " DHkhlSI AND BCST STORE t ;M s A ca: 1 1 leuel4 o OanA WGGCST AND BEST STOCK t lowest Prices WANTED-- AH tho ladles who havo not had tho opportunity to visit the spring showing nt tho big store to avail themselves of tho .firBtchanco to comrt in, whether buying bent or not and look at tho grandest lino of tall orod aults ever displayed under ono roof botweaff P6rtlan"d "and Ban Francisco. Wo will not comparo our prices with tho metropolitan city stores, wo will let you bo the judge (quality considered). Each and every mi ft Is tho latest Now York creation and aro handsomely trimmed with laco or braid. Tho manufacturers Of these suits havo certainly dis played taste In tho art or tailoring, Now arrivals dally. It will pay you not to buy until you havo seen -this grand showing. DUNBAR IS ORDERED INTO COURT COURT IN EARNEST i ratruMcs Undent's newest and best crea tion la perfumes, tpllot water, eold cream, Ulcum powder, cocoa butter, tooth pasta, and all tho necessary articles for manicuring the nails. SHOES Tho now spring stylos of patent and Uin Oxfords with ribbon laco ro correct. Do not forget tho fact that with every pajr ' indloa' shoes or Oxfords wo am giving ab solutely f roo a Japanese tea pot or A tnudorn dust pan. Ladies' EaN nd Winter SuHs in Woes and Wacks, to close Half Price Knit undorwonr, all broken linos cf ladlos' and children's under wear to closo nt HAM' PRICE Our entire lino of colored and black silk petticoats at groatly reduced prices Silk Waist Special Black, light and dark gray, bluo and red and green plaid tnffctu VftlstS. $5.00 vnlueo, - j r To closo 4ft)Qt) $0.00 values, q aq To oloso sft)t70 C50 valuos, rf i in To closo tp4O0 THE STORE THAT HAS THE BEST AT LOWEST PRICES IP DEFENDANT FAILS TO PUT IN APPEARANCE COOItT THREAT ENS TO PROSECUTE FOR CON TEMPT -DEFENDANT WILL APPEAL. 4rz City News Personal Mention yW fcmJtfW, with light frot Sat- ffit WHOa U Me Awl Md If I cannot savo you MMKty oa any stocks you want to Imy. P, 0. box 10, Portland, Oro 3-4-lm Helena Position O. P. Baiter, physical culture di rector of tho Y. M. 0. A., has resigned tola position with tho local branch to Accept a similar position at Dolsc, Idaho. Ho will ho succeeded by John twb, ot Uotso, Idaho. A4 9kkly Houio (or sale for S00, ptHhllng Logging Co, Knqulro ik4- Dr. L. 0. Atlroan. Offlco and real 4ce iiBfl Liberty street, Salem, 35-lm YvL MjihmIhk W. R. Mcanry, of Portland, this morning Alori his petition for nomi nation to tho offlco of district nttor wy for the fourth district, on tho Re publican ticket. F, W. Btousloff has gono to Port land, on business. Ho will return Sat urday. Judgo Qallowoy left Thursday aft ernoon for Portland. C. S. Bnydor and wlfo loft Saluni to inako their homo in Spokane. Mrs. Martha Armstrong has ro turned to her homo In Wnllaco. Ida ho. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Monyon, who havo been visiting Mrs. Doty of Sa lem, havo returned to their homo. Mrs. It. D. Allon returned from being nt tho bedside of her aunt, Mrs. Knight, who has been critically 111, Harry WIIUou Is In town to visit his parents. G. A. Lundrogcr is leaving horo to mako hU homo In Gorvallls. will leave Sundny to spond tho rest ot tho year in Donvor. Miss Emm Hcapor spont a few days with friends and rolatlvos. Frank Hllgor, a hop grdwor, n l,i 8alom Thursday. Mrs. SiibIo Cosgrovo, of Portland, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. F. Coe grovc, in this city. Mrs. D. 0. Wilson Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. C. Brothcrton. DOCUMENT ADMITTED (Continued from pago ono.) Lake Lablsh farm, consisting of 220 acros. Charles D. Ford, brother, the Huffman farm, on tho Sllverton road, containing 80 cores. Mrs. Minnie Cox, nleco, dwelling house and prom ises In Portland, aud one-half Inter est In tho Martin farm In this counts Dr. Lulu M. Marquam. niece, dwell- Mrs. O. A. Nlndoll of Woodburn U nst i,ou0 j Eugene, and ono-lulf visiting Mrs. W. II. Hall In this city.; interest In tho Martin farm In this Mrs. CorJolla Krcbs U visiting her daughter Mrs. Qlllls. county. Wm. M. Kaiser, ono-half .jf tho brick block on Commercial street' I tm Haling second smda 3-tnoh tile at $5.00. rt. r thousand. one-thirl reaular Governor Chamberlain Is lu Port or- s - ' - - - -Tt -- prlil 10 and U-lueh second-grade tj. Ij. jonnion una conn in junction .... .. in... -.i r..i. .. ... ... ., .-- uvinuvii vuuit tiuu viiviiiVHV.i City In nnswor to a call announcing known B8 tho ildrlilRO block, entire? that his slater, who recently suffered ,inw library, fixtures and furnlturo In a siroKO ui pnrniysis, is hoi oxpuoivu t,0 jaw 0fnc. ' I Ford Tarplcy, $500. to bo hold In Miss draco (llbsou. daughter or truat by hlt fttthor. Lewis Tarploy, unJ gitjer of i'ouo uiuMin, arnvea)t hla majorny; Thomas 11. ComellJ Wednesday ovoulng to visit her par- ,00. 8hcey comoll. $250; M. Ri onu' jPogue, $500; Lottie Hellonbrand.: Mrs. v. u. uoioH, ui Mnou, w,500; Emma Murphy. $S00; Fred m vno oy wfHinwuay io Minna FQntan, 800: Dr. Angle U Warren forty-flfth wedding annlverwiry of ,gu00. Th v ii.ori, 30o0. Prflnk " -- ,-,-,,-, ..,.-. hr parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Rob- t very low price, also. J. E. Mur- fy, 8alem Tile Factory. 34-eKl Vm Mltit llre to fill your orders. You tUMw when you order from m, yo 4fcf get what you o'rdirV ' J, M, lvw Phouo 3U. Yo Kvlp you If you are thinking of fcvlWIlMg. Call At my sash aud door njtotery U regard to jour mill work. A, K, IlMHseu, corner of Mill R4 GMtrefc struts. t BlMMrflKMtir-- LJk iiood coqklHp V(td Koto Mr U th bpt tr ji. Clood cooks II utm It. aud U Is maftufaoturcd t9 lt us Wfr you with your housj kH 4uU. Phono u our iMt rWr. m4 H ht Ml(oory r ? ' 8lY. 8m1oK Hr. Mlu ill. r lUt4y 1U Qw, W. k'eoU Machinery W?, of I'artlanvl, r waking .WWt f tk CllHoH toUH oKlae4, tM Cbsth fHUg wills, ad it MeClrw &m9tl Jr nyrayr tu ti bvlUl)( aJlsUf tkf XUel, ii A jftitw Cwa,y, rrr land on huslntws. Mr. Deokabaoh rturnetl from Al bany Thursday. County Superintendent Smith re turned from Jefferson after vlsltlug tho schools thero. J. K. SMll of Portland Is In town traniaotlug business. Mrs. J. M. Langntan. of the Eat. arrived last evening from Eugene and will spend several days in seeing Salem and Marlon county, with a view of locating hero. Mrs. A. K. Hauoy, Mrs. K. A. Har low. 11. W. Hauev aud Mrs. E. N. Hockot, of Portland, weru In th olty! V V.t.1 IIAAA. All r 1?..l ., VMM, flVVV, VMUIIVD W. rUIU. $1000; Dr. Lulu M. Marquam, $1500, and to eaoh of hr ohlldron living at my death, $500; Mrs. Minnie Cox, $1100; to each or her children living at my death, $500. Ho directs that the tvxeeutors of tho estato construct a vault at a cost of not to exceed $4000 In the Odd Follows' wraetory, and that himself and all his rolatives bo burled in that vault. Flvo hundred dollars for a new Rate at the cemetery, to bo expended under tho dlrcotloa of ChmekQta lodgo No. 1, I. O. O. P.. Salem, also for a fence running along tho east side of the cemetory. Ualduo ot tho property to be dl- Thursday to attend l th funeral of tb' Wtd h w i wv.. .....v,. . -.. i ... , KcxialM Couventlon. Marlon county SociallsU aro hereby notified to nssemblo In mas eonven- roprsented threo generations, and. aside from attending the funeral, they took In the tights ot tho Capital C,! B4A0rd. tvorftb,, V d',tlon at Commercial HaM. corner Cen- ' . rtrL. "u,,7"v "7, lor and Commerolal struts. Salem, grower of Uohe. was In tha olty 0m,.o1, oa fttim,.v. x,rt. , ., 1ft' Thursday ou business. Mr. D. II. Fwrrell aad Mrs. Phoobo Hart aud sob. Walter, returned horni4 ThurtkJay evalg from Portland. Oregon, oa Saturday. March 2 S. at 10 a. Hi., to plaoa a full tlokt ta th field for county oGBcera aud to elect delegates to the state ooavntloa. to !be held la Portland. March 39. at 10 wher thy attended th wedding fU. w at 309 Davis street, to ;t MU. Margurlttf Kvrwll to David . m mt Uckt afid aU;aa JQ Q Hart. Uu ad Mm. A. W Prowottt lft yesterday Roralg tor a xlU l Port- UHdf. Ai-torU and $ald. Tbuy willj h goa afeoMt to wka. Mrs. L. U Ro)attd aad r grand daughter, Mlw Waada 8Hh. of 8 lfraat, r hr oa a short vlH Hw, W U WH 4 fey Kta ex watteru coaaected therewith II. It. RYAN, County and State Chairman. 3-6-St " o Mayw Broughwr of PrtlaaA av l?etur4 to U studcats at the state ualvertty. Aftwr tht the uaivertHy aa taa4 aaythlajp. Judge Gal!owny this afternooh mado an order directing that fdrmer Secretary of State F. I. Dunbar ap pear In tho circuit court and show causo why ho should not be punished for contempt. Tho affidavit filed by Fulton todny, to tho effect that tho fco books had boon burned, wns not valid becntiBO It had bocn written In tho third porson. Fulton has do- clared hla Intention ot carrying tho matter to tho auprcmo court, and whon tho mattor Is called on tho 18th will bo proparcd to furnlBh tho bond sot by Judgo Gallowuy, It having bocn agreed at today's session of court that tho former secretary should not havo to undergo tho In dignity of being arrcstod. Anticipating an ordor of tho court for Dunbar to appoar to nnswor tho Interrogations of tho etata's attor noyB, Fulton called tho nttention of Judgo Calloway to tho technical er ror In tho affidavit, In which fnlluro was mado to mention "that tho books wore In tho possession of tho defend ant." Arguing on this technicality and similar pocadlllocB, Fulton assumod tho position thnt ho wns willing to bring Dunbar Into court If a tsribpoonn woro Issued for him, but gave as an oxcuao.for not having him como oth erwise that "ho might havo 40 buIU stalled agulnst him." McMahan,at tho conclusion of Fulton's nddross, startled tho defend ant's nttornoys thnt tho Joker tho writing of tho aflldavit In which the tjilrd porson was used throughout nulllflod tho document, and It censed to be an affidavit had bcon discov ered. Tho word "amdavlt" was used throughout tho entlro document, and ua McMnhan callod to tho attontion of the court, "If Dunbar had not told one word of truth In that paper, and wo could provo ho had thoso books, ho could not bo hold for perjury." Judge Oalloway then rondored his decision, In KtibMance, as follews: "Tho court stated In tho beginning of this trial that tho case would probably go bo f oro the aupromo court and It wnB, therefore noeeviary that ovory iaci snouia oo oilcltod In re gard o tho chargo, and It Is the Judjc ment of tho court thnt tho defendant Dunbar bo brought to tho stand and examined." Horo Sam Koser waa the subject ot a further consurlng at tho hands of Judgo Galloway, who stated: "Thl assistant 4o Secretary Den son, Mr. Koser, who evaded giving tho truth, and whole truth, aa ho awore to do. will also be brought back to the wltnss stand, and made to answer straightforwardly." Attorney Fulton hero announced that ho wa prepared to resist the ordor, and carry the matter to tho su promo court. Judgo Galloway set March iSth as the lat for the oltatlon to l&suo re quiring Dunbar to show why he should not be fined for contempt of court. At that tlmo Judge Galloway will agreo to Dunbar's bond, which iFulton promise to produco on tt tuomont I PivsiMU !Unk Sheets. In oourso of his statement to oun. 'sol yeeterday afternoon Judge Gallo way said: "Tho wltnossea who have been hero on (ho stand, and who were In a posi tion to know, were called upon to give testimony as It bore upon this aubject. and bav presented a blank sheet of paper. Mr. Kwor stated nothing. The court ocrtalaly is of he opinion that he knew a great deal about hls matter; the defendant Is aot la court; the plaintiffs havo at their command all of tho powers of this court to bring these books Into court, or bring the defendant, at the court wants all ot the facta upon thU waiter. The detadaat la aot ta court here. Ho oaa go oa the stand, aad gtvu light oa the eahject. and Mr. Koter taa cert&laly have told a great leal. I wat te defeada&t to con sider inat this U aot a hug Jake, to W Ukea wlthoat tUeerUy "The tato Oregon. U& patty plaintiff. Ho will give you all tho time necessary, but I want you to un derstand tho position of tho court; It seoliiB to mo that thi3 matter has been treated as a huge Joke, .which tho attorneys hero havo gotten up In court and stated was a political mov. Many of the greatest wrongs In tho world havo been righted by political moves, and It seema to tho court that this has been treated too much as n Joke, and with much levity." "I look upon it Is a fraud and n Jok( absolutely nothing to It made for political purposes and pros ecuted for political purposes," Inter posed Fulton. "Tho court has hold that this is a serious caso." "I havo had and still onturtain tho moHt profound respect foFtho court, and for the opinion of the court, but I hnvo no respect for tho causo of action," replied Fulton. "But for your honor, and for your honor's opinion, I think tho court will Justify me when I say I have Ihe utmost re spect for It, and I do not bellovo thnt In Oregon there la, a more upright, Judicious officer. Dut I can sny that tho causo of action was conceived In Iniquity and brought forth In frnud; I can say it was concocted in noino back chamber and brought hero for political purpooe8. If theso people had wanted Mr. Dunbar hero they could havo sent for him, or If thoy had requested that I produco Dunbar ho would havo been hero. Wo havo not run away from this case, we havo nothing to hldo, nnd fool that wo aro perfectly capablo of taking caro of our own caso." After Mr. Fulton left the stand the court snld: "Cortalnly your testimony Is very candid, and thoro can bo no fault at tached to counsel for not producing those memorandum books, which, so far ns you know, ho has destroyed. Thoso memorandum books woro kept during all of this time, and tho fault, If any, lies with tho defendant; and tho court Is cortalnly of tho opinion that this order should bo granted, and wants to Assuro counsel for tho plaintiff that all tho powers of tho court will bo exerted, no mattor to what extont, to bring thoso books In to corart, or placo upon tho record Intelligently tho contents of thoso books. It Is tho firm belief of tho court thnt It Is tho duty of tho court, and It will enforce all tho powors at Its command, and .It will grant tin ordor now." "Thon tho court finds that tho books arc In his posesssion as against our affidavit?" asked Fulton. "Unloas tho counsel for tho defend ant saw thoso books destroyed it Is only an opinion, which comes socon hand from tho defondant. Mr. Dun bar was not under oath whon he told counsel, and tho court does not know whether thoso booka were de stroyed or not. Tho court does not doubt but whnt tho counsol believes that tho books wore destroyed, but tho court has gravo doubts that tho books woro dostroyed. Tho court. from Ita personal acquaintance, thinks Mr. Dunbar Is too Intelligent a man to destroy such books as thnt, and tho court will bo pained to know that ho would take thoso steps to cover up transactions In a public of flco." Postponed Till Afternoon, Tho Dunbar case was resumed this afternoon at 1 o'clock, Instead of at 9 o'clock this morning, owing f tho Inability of Attorney Fulton t return from Portland with the affi davit of Dunbar. This affidavit waj filed with tho court this afternoon, and consisted of about tho same &ub stanco as that contained In tho ono filed by Fulton yesterday, In which It was claimed that the fee record books had been destroyed. The continuance of the case until this afternoon was decided upon at a ohance meeting of Judgo Galloway and Fulton In Portland last night, both of whom thought they would not be able to return In time for the morning session. Judge Galloway, howover. went to a Democratic meet Ing at Oregon City, and returned with Governor Chamberlain and others at 2 o'clock this morulng. DIED. i.E.vir,. m East Sa1m , CorMewInef62Jearaot.l Inr n nrnlnnirn.1 i. 5 Tho'deceased leaves, m addition ui uuBunuu, Jacob Idlewle following relatives' Her .' Wm. Welch, of Englwj J , hub. nuy urown and Mrs. ........., , iiisnianii.andli uo miowine, or Portland Fnnji announcement Jnter. McFADDEN. At the Salem Wm Thursday, March 5, 1908, at ui.r iu me evening, tyHM iucaaaen, aged 82 of h,8 rnago. ine ueccasca was well-ka nero, and tnero Burvlve him hU Mrs. Susan McFaJden, of Salem ' unugniers, Mrs. m. J. Spout, of land; Mrs. Hattlo Whitney, of mouth, and Mrs. Flora E. Wright, benwie. no Has two brother h. ana v. McFadden, Hrla Portland. Funeral announce later.. FIERCE SNOW STORM RAGES IX Minneapolis Minn., March 6. i persons nro dead and three re forlng from sorlouB Injuries as result of tho moBt 6evero blli that over vUItcd this part ol country. Eight Inches of mow fallen within tho last few honn i traffic Is badly crippled Wabash Is Flooded. Wabash, Ind., March 6 H rains havo melted tho now, and dny tho city Is experiences most sorlOMs floods in its bliti Street car lines are tied up, and : oral large factories arc closed. residences in tho low land bare ! flooded, und the occupants force movo out. Jollct Tlireatcnid'.Vlto. Jollet, 111., March 6 This cltJ threatened with n serious flood, Elgin, Jollet &. Eastern relln yards and shops and a score of la tries In Jollet being submerged. tho water continues to rise. damage will bo caused iiMMMnHMaMBMHaua STARR PIAN HIGH CLASS GOODi GEO. C. WILL Norwich Union Fire Insurance Frank Meredith, Reddest At Offlco with Wm. Drown ft (XI 29 Commercial street. MONEY TO 101 THOS. K. Over Ladd ft Burh'a Bank.BtUa inannenniMiim NEW TODA1 For Sale First-class carpet pap thlB offlco; 25c for a b'g roll For Sale-f-Bevoral houses la SW and farm 'ands at a barjala. Ital National Bank. M" Wanted A position as steaofrif by young lady In a bank or c3 Has worked In a bank " years, and can furu sa the bJ references. Address r u 9 71. Salem. Or. 2 25-tf- T v f ,, Fo Kale Larue body s irmAn inMinrf.irrnwUl uf J"! 1417 or 1283, Downing t-S-U- Stock Markets. (United Press Leased Wire.) Chicago, March 6.-Hogs, receipts, 26.000; oattle. 20.000; sheep, 6000. Hogs opened strong to a shade high er. Left over yesterday, 4600. Mixed $4.25 ? 4.52 H; heavy, $4.30 4.52 H: roagh heavy $4.25; light $4.20tt4.45; cattle, strong; sheep, steady. Kaataa Qtty. Mo March 6.- Hogs, receipts, 8900; cattle, 5000; heep, 300 Omaha. Neb.. March S.Hogs, re ceipts. 7509: eattle. 1500; sheen, 1000. A Social naaceW ho tff j W. L. Wade's hall North cti-iut Clam ir . oa Sa? AVAnfnir March 7 18 plec orchestra Good . ou,vu ",V'J 3 For C1 Xfnmmrth ii-K nlnnto. kn OIMO WalBBU i r.n . in Sta'e & "r' j-i iiiiiuau. PhoM 1 WClM For Sale Dry wood Also wanted a bors Ar.,mrnl. M P DCB8H. PHea Oare ta ts 14 Dya. PA20 OINTMENT ta st,araate4 ta ere any eas ot Itching, suad, lag er Fratr41at Pa la to U T tr &ay refua4J. if. J.4t u'uui ?rrt Kuv hers. , Prfjr I herae: age between 5 aa old. Phoae 74. or call Truck Dray CcmP1 Salem, Oregon For Ret Desk room ta J maa. w. a j4.i street. - -1 ll7J J4-1 B:rff Va SalevA real snP of a lte from sUt.ou ca ...... j(i.i. loJ.l aill UL r, sv--"