Amoson v. State

The court did not, for any reason assigned, err in refusing a new trial.

DECIDED OCTOBER 28, 1943.

B. H. Rodgers testified that his grocery and meat store at 810 Cascade Avenue was broken into on Wednesday night, January 20, the back window being knocked out "big enough for a man to get through." United States war bonds of the value of $800 were taken. About $300 in money (including a sack of Indianhead pennies), and all of the witness's insurance policies were also taken. Other articles, including cigarettes, were scattered over the floor, from the cash register to the back window. War bonds…