PERKIN'S VERSION
OF CRISIS: DENIED
Oaklelgh Thorne Says Trust
Company Was Not Center
of Money Panic.
RUN ON BANK DESCRIBED
WiU &rren Wlndowa Open, Tellers
Par Oat J,oOO.OO In Plngl
Day Millions Borrowed
to Bare Situation.
WASHINGTON. Aur. 11- Oaklelgh
Thorn. president of tha Trust Company
of America, which became Involved In
tne financial panle of lo7. the affairs
ct wMc have been linked with the
taking over of the Tennessee Coal
Iron Company by ! rnlu-d States
Steel Corporation at that crista, fol
lowed Oeorae Vt 1'erklns today a a
witness before the House committee
of Inquiry Into the affairs of the Steel
Corporation.
Mr Thorne declared, contrary to tes
timony alven by Mr. I'eralns and other
witnesses, that the Tr.it Company or
America was not ta n"cJiief sore point
of trouble at the time It was necessary
to save the brokerage firm of Moore
A S-chlef. He surprised the committee
wltn declarations that undue attention
bad been directed toward his com
pany la that crisis and he denied any
knowledge of the agreement testified
to by Mr. Perkins, that lb taking over
of the Tennessee 'oai Iron Com
pany by the Pteel Corporation to save
Moore Schley from ruin was de
pendent upon the success of the bank
ers of New York in raisins; money to
save the Trust Company of America
ad the Lincoln Truet Company.
9IS.SOO.000 WltlMlrawn In Day.
air Thorne was eiamUied relative to
a public statement -iven to the press
October It. lo:. and attributed to
Mr Perkins. In which It wss declared
that the "chief sore point of the panic
was the Trust Company of America
He declared that. Immediately fol
lowlna tbla. a run on hl bank oc
curred and that tha run In ona oaf
took out llJ.fc0O.00e.
Tor thU. he admitted, he had con
sulted counsel as to the advisability
of auing for damage persona he felt
ware responsible, but that ha as de
terred by the aaesaaUr of
mora money from tha bankers of ew
York la order to prevent collapsa of
bis Institution.
That his financial troubles . were Jn
any way involved In the difficulties
of Moore . Schley at that time he de-
Mr. Tteru said that before the panic
of 1T his company had assets of .
ao90v. tvo far as Tennessee Coal
Jron stock wsa Involved In collateral
on loana of hta bank. It was nominal,
amounting to aomethlng more than
Mr Taorna Bald that prior to the
panic, he had heard .criticisms of
(na kind of business the Trust Com
pany of America waa doing.
Heavy Borrow lnj 'ecasrjr.
Mr. Tnorna told of tha run on tha
bank an October IS. 1T.
-By It o'clock." ha saiJ. "w
seven paylnar vindows open, and wa
.re dome ourlTrst to get rid of the
That day wc paid out Ill.sOO.OOO."
"Did you call for heHpT"
-Te." we had ta aet .ash to aava tho
sltaat.oa that day.' Mr Thorns- an
swered. "I went to Mr. Morgan a off tea
and saw Mr.'Moraaa. Mr. Perklna. Mr.
fcullman and Mr. Lavld,on 1 told them
I had to have money, So far as 1 know
tha eamlnina committee, had not mif
anv report to Mr. MrBan.-
One million dollars. Mr. Thorns said,
was lent him by J. '" Morsan o..
the First National Bank and the .Na
tional City Bik' Mr. Thome said that
fca had obtalncl 1 1.500.0.-0 that after
ooon from tha Hanover National Bank,
which tided tho situation over, until
closing hours.
He eaplalned how that afternoon Mr.
Moron han called the trust company
presidents of New York to meet at the
Lnlon Trust Company, and he was
called In. He met .Messrs. Morcan.
rUlllmsn. -Woodward. King and other
Tha"aitutloa was discussed at leogth
sad aa arraaa.roent was ma le to end
him 110 0'.ut on J.tfO0.ioo of se
curities which a committee of bankers
waa ta select- The following morning
l,s rcTed .iM of this losa and
the remainder in various sums up to
October J I. ....
He received another loan of 115.000.
00 for l.00.t00 of securities ad
vanced by tha bankers November .
but paid to him In various smounts
from time to time. He es4alned he
Mr knew where the money actually
cama from, but that Mr. Morgan. Air.
Perkins end trie others who were rais
ing H hsd areat difficulty In grttlng It.
Mr. Thorne also told how he began
pa'yiBC back the loans as rapidly as
the truet company secorlttea could be
realised on-
At the present time, ha said, the
Trust Company had assets of 4J
esa.ooo. . .
Mr Littleton haa put In the record
a statesmen! given to the press by
Mr. Thorne on November la which he
alluded ta his "utter amaaeroenf that
tna chief forto of the panic bad been
directed aeaJnst the Trust Company of
America, a run unprecedented In the
bi.tory of American banking."
Mr Littleton ashed the witness or
he had conferred during that time with
Melville K. Ktoa. aeneral manaaer of
the Assisted Pre.s. He said he had.
My Idea In talking to Mr. Stone
wss to ure the necessity of the ex
sminlna committees making a report
to Mr. Moraan.- he said. " I knew If
the troth of the situation ot to Mr.
Morcsa. ws would aet help. When
Isler he got the truth, we aot the
l 900.0DO."
lajudlrlnus Statcrnrnt Withheld.
X.ked If he had received the com
munication from Mr. Htone reaarrtlns
the metier. Mr Thorne said he hsd and
produced It. It was read Into tho
record, written under date of Novem
ber It. l$oT. In tha letter Mr. Stone
aid:
"1 have no dubt Mr. Terklns state
ment on the maht of the ili distinctly
emphasiaed the run on the Trust Com
pany of America. If. indeed. It did not
precipitate It. I do not mean by this
that I think there was the slightest
purpose on the part of Mr. Perkins to
Injure you or the Trust Compsny of
America. But we felt that the state
meat was so Injudicious that we did
01 send It out.
"Later, when I said to Mr. Terkins
that 1 thoueht It was very hurtful, he
Justified It oa the around that the con
ditions were so strained that If public
attertton had not been centered upon
tha Knickerbocker Trust and tha Trust
Compsny ef America, every hank In
N.w York probably would hava been
Involved.
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PABAMATTA.
TAFT NEEDS REST
Western Trip Hinges on Op
portunity to Recuperate.
INVITATIONS POURING IN
President Wanta Month to Restore
Knerrlcs Before Cndertaklns U
Journey Clear Through to
the Paolfle Coast-
ritcMnrjrr MAniw
HUME POK alAk-WB WtT.
BIVIRLT. Mass.. Au. Hr-Presl-drat
Taft arrtT4 at Beverly thle
nvomlns for hla third weeh-es stsy
at raranatta. The Preeiaent came
from Wuhltiioa on the Federal
preea. He eaa accompanlea as far
as Ballon by a delegation from Cna
crees te the fuc.rml of the late S-oa-ter
rvre at twtetea. Me.
Leartna Boeton, ibe Freeld.il t aad
Msjor Butt., his military aids, mo
tored to paramstta.
WASHINGTON. Au. 11. Numerous
Invitations continued touay to reach
tha Wblte House for President Taft to
visit cities throughout the South and
West during bis coming trip, but owing
to the uncertainty of tha dste of tha
adjournment of Conferees, the Presi
dent has not definitely decided upon tha
Itinerary.
Tha President Is constantly -recelvinc
appeala to Include the Paclnc Coaat la
his proaramme. He has said that If ha
could get a month of aood rest at
fteverly. he would aot object to Inciud
Ina the Far" West In hla Journey, but
that he must hsva some time for re
cuperation. He Is to start on his
Southern and Western trip Septem
ber is Bbould ha decide to make tha
trip to the Paelflc, tha Prealdent prob
ably would attend the nrround-breaklne;
of the Panama Canal Paclfle Kaposl
tloa at San Kranclaco October II.
CASH IS PAID FOR TIMBER
( -ontlnu.4 from Pegs l. 1
hacker, praaldent of tha Anglo at London-Paris
National Bank, af Ban Fn
clsco; Mortimer FUlschharkar, presi
dent of the Analo California Trust
Company, of San Francisco; 8. O. John
son, of tha 8. O. Johnson Company,
owners of acres of white plna
timber In tha Deschutes country, and
O X. Wendilna. president of tho Weed
Lumber Company, milling sa.OM.OOO
feet of lumber annually, prealdent of
the California Pine Boa Company, and
president of tha Wendllng-Jjheon
Lumber Compsny..
Tha holdings of the Wendilng-Johnson
Lumber Company will Include some
of ths best milling timber In Oregon,
development of the gluslaw country la
Western Lane County has .been re
tarded because of lack of transporta
tion facilities. In addition to tha tim
ber, the land la rich In agricultural
possibilities.
The timber bsa been secured from In
dividual ownera and means tha dlstrl
button of cash among many people In
Lane County.
Mr. wendllna said tonight that plana
for construction ft milling propertlee
and cutting of timber mini necessar
ily be held In abeyance until after fur
ther conference with the stockholders
of the compsny. In his Judgment he
said It would not be less than two
rears before bis compsny would be
ready to enter the merket or not be
fore the completion of tha Coos Psy
railroad When the mill Is built It will
be located on the Sluslaw River. A mill
will be built which will represent an
lnestmrnt of not less thsn three
quarters of a million to a million dol
lars. TIUfcT velds TIT O.V lILtl
Wendling-Johnson Company Pre
pare for Bond Issue.
ROSEBCKO. V.. Aug. 1 1. I Fpeclal.)
Kvldence tending to Indicate early
construction by the Southern Paelflc of
the propossd rsllrosd from Eugene to
Marshfleld metsrlallsed here lata today,
when tha Wendling-Johnson Lumber
Company, of San Franolsro, flleg a trust
deed and mortgage with tha County
Clerk securing a bond Issue of 11.100.-
000.
The deed Is energted la favor of the
Michigan Trust Company, of Grand
Rsplds. and Involves several thoussnd
acres of timber lands In Poiiglas and
I.ane counties. Most of thj lend Is ssid
to bealong the line of the proposed ex
tension, and a 1th the road completed
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HNNF.R HOB or TlrTI AT BKVKRLY. MASS.
and In operation will be aubject to
easy transportstlon. .
Local capltallste declare that Mr.
Wendllng Is clossly Identified with the
Southern Paclfle Company and hsd
knowledge of tha plana of the company
for the past 1 months and secured
most of the valusble timber along the
route prior to the announcement, and
consequently at a low figure.
Roseburg people scout the story that
the Southern Psclflc Company wss
forced Into constructing the road by
Mr. Wendllng. but say the announce
ment was made with a view of elimi
nating competition from Roseburg.
FRANCHISE BOND ASKEfi
Vancouver Council Timid In Letting
Privilege to Stranger.
VANCOUVER. Wash.. Aug. 11. Ppe
elal.r That Iwrence Harmon, a Chi
cago lawyer, who at tha Uat meeting
of tho Common Council asked for a
streetcar franchise that proposes an
electric system through the principal
streets of Vancouver to connect all tha
small towns in Clark County with Van
couver, will have to put up a heavy
bond to show his aood faith before a
franchise Is granted him Is certain.
... -1- u -r .he Common Coun
cil declare that they will not vote to
grant him the irancnise umeee
bond Is forthcoming.
A bitter flaht Is being made by the
Oreaon - Washington Corporation
aaalnst the granting of thle franchise
and telegrams have been sent East to
determine the standing of Harmon.
Answers hava been received by the
company from the Continental and
Commercial Trust and Savlnsa Bank
and the General Electric Company, of
Chicago, that Harmon la not known by
them. '
BANK DATA TELL GROWTH
Portland la Only City in Northweet
Where Clearings Gain.
With bank clearings aggregating
I1M71.000 for the week ending yes
terday, aa recorded by Bradstreefs,
Portland malntalna a declslra lead over
other cities of the Pacific Northwest In
the volume of business transactsd. In
fact. Portland Is tha only city In tha
Pacific Northwest whosa bank clearings
for tha week show an Increase over
those of tha corresponding week last
year. Portland'a percentage of gain
waa 11.1. -i
Bank clearings of Seattle for tha
week rescbed a totsl of .J.000. or
T.I per cent short of thosefor the sama
weak In li. 'lha sama report shows
a decrease of Pp cent for Tacoma
and I per ceot tor Spokane. Thla
showing oa tha part of. Portland Is
Irrefutable evidence of aa Increasing
prosperity along all lines of Industrial
and commercial activities In view, of
the fact that this Is regarded the
quiet" season of tha year.
CLERK'S FINGERS NIMBLE
Postal Plstrlbulor Errorleae Rec
ord Make Him Champion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lllSpe
cJal.) Grova C Torre, a clerk in the
San Fraoclaco mala postofflcs, la tha
champion latter distributor of tha
world.
la an eablbltlon today Torre broke
tha reeord by aortlng tll cars, with
no errors, la IT minutes. Thla la an
aT,rsge ef ! 4-1 cards a minute. Thla
mall had to be thrown Into IT differ
ent compartmente. When Torre had
finished the 'Judges. Postmaster Fisk
and Assistant Postmastsr Burke, found
that Torre had not even one card In
the wrong compartment.
.To Illustrate how quick Torre'a
w'ork waa.M said Burke, "try te asp
erate the red and black eerda In a
playing dack and sort them Into suites
In one minute. You wlU nd It almost
Impossible."
Change in Time 8. P. Trains.
On Sunday. August II. train No. IT. tha
Roseburg local, will lesvs at 10 P. M.
Instead of 4.1s. as at preeent. Wast Bide
train No. I for Cervallla and way points
will leave Union Depot at M A. M. In
stead of A. M. Fertland-Dellae
trsln No. T7 will leave Jefferson-street
depot at T:l A. M- Instead ef T:40 A. M.
So! '&. leaving Jeffsrsoa-strast depot,
will run via Perry instssd ef direct,
giving additional train service to Amity,
McCoy, Crowley and Perry. i e
Attack Like Tigers.
In fighting to kssp the blood pure tha
white corpuscles attack disssse germs
like tigers. But often garma multiply
so fast tha little fighters are overcome.
Then see -pimples, bolls, ecssma. aalt
rheum and seres multiply- and strength
and sppeilte fell. This condition de
msnds Electric Bitters to rsgulsis
etomsrh. liver and kidneys arH to ex
net poisons from the blood. "They are
the best Mood purifier." writes C. T.
Purtshn. of Tracy. Calif.. "I have vr
found.'" They make rich, r.l blood.
tronr nerves and build up your health.
Try tuem. oc at all druggists.
OREGOXTAN, SATTRDAY,
-- furniMintniirrrnn !l . I
ARDUOUS DUTIES DEV0LV:
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M'GARE IS CENSOR
Bureau Officials Humiliated,
Drug Chief Testifies.
WILEY'S ORDERS IGNORED
Further Evidence of Friction In De
partment of Agriculture Ap
pears Curb Placed on
Scientists' Tongue.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11. A story of
"Inquisitorial" methods In the Depart
ment of Agriculture and of "humiliat
ing experiences" to which officials In
the Bureau of Chemistry were sub
jected by Solicitor McCabe of that de
partment was recited today to the Mops
committee of tha House of Represen
tatives. Dr. L. F, Kebler, chief of the drug
division of the Bureau of Chemistry,
who was recommended for reduction
In office for his psrt ln hiring Dr.
Rusby. the drug expert, testified thaf
he had been held before Solicitor Mc
Cabe In McCabe's private office In the
presence of a speclsl Government
agent named Walsh and a stenographer
and had been put through a humiliat
ing questioning as to what stock he
owned In drug manufacturing com
panies. Dr. Kebler said he had been called
on by the I'nlted States Attorney In
Washington to give testimony In a suit
against a "brain food" drug in the
Washington Court. He did so on Dr.
Wiley's authority.
"When Mr. McCabe learned about It,"
said Dr. Kebler, "he telephoned ma a
most, unmerciful calling down."
"Do you mean to aay there la a rul
ing that the scientists cannot talk with
District Attorneys unless they get
orders from Solicitor McCabe?" asked
Chairman Moss.
"Yea, sir; orders In writing."
"Can you talk to a member of Con
gressT "No. air."
Dr. W. D. Blgelow, assistant chief ef
tha Bureau of Chemistry, explained the
employment of Dr. H. H. Rusby Ha
declared that when he and the ethers
were summoned before ths personnel
bosrd their examination was so eon-
i ducted that he did not even know that
I chargea of Illegal action had been made
agalnat him.
WOOL RATE IS AGREED ON
(Continued om Pass l.
the absolute refusal of the House to
accept tha Senate amendments confin
ing the free admlaaion of msata and
cereala to those coming from countries
with whlob the United States has re
el prooal trade agreements, which would
confine tha free Importation of these
artlclea to Imports from Canada.
Free Lemons Demanded.
Ho said also that the House would
Insist upon adding lemona to tha free
list.
"I will never sign a conference re
port on these lines." said Senator Bai
ley, almost before the chairman ef the
Hoeae conferees hsd had an opportu
nity to complete bla outline pf the
House position.
With this decided opinion Mr. TTn
derwood msde an effort to obtain the
conaent of all parties to report a dis
agreement. Mr. Bailey was again ob
durate. "I am frank enough to say." he-added;
"that I am never going to agree to
a disagreement, "unless I am sure that
wa can sustain ourselves In tha Sen
ate." REPCBLICAXS CANCEL PAIRS
Preparations 1 Made to Support
President In Veto.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11. Republican
Leader Mann gave formal notice In the
House todsy thst Republican members
wou'd ask for cancellation of all pairs
so far as votes on vetoed measures
were concerned. Mr. Msnn explained
that he expected the President to veto
whatever tariff bills are aent to him
snd that every Republican vote In the
House would be needed.
Representative Ferris, of Oklahoma,
asked whether It was meant that ex
isting paira were to be repudiated.
Mann replied that as to votes on ve
toed measures, paired Republicans
would give two votes for one and
therefore all Republicans would be
asked to cancel their pairs. Speaker
Clark sopped the discussion by an
nouncing: "The House has nothing to
do with this pair business."
SN FRANCISCO. Aug. 10. Portland
arrivals at the Palace Hotel. San Fran
cisco todav were: C.'J. Groat, William
Burke. William H.--Hawkins. F. W.
Plummer. J. B. Lockwood and wife. D.
B. Whittle, G. A. Steel.
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1911.
ASHEATCONTINUES
Rhine Is at Low Ebb, Brooks
Dry Up and' Water Fam
ine Threatens,
BERLIN IS 99- IN SHADE
Three Weeks Hot Spell Has Broken
All Records Many Cases of
Sunstroke and Insanity
, Are Reported.' .
BERLIN, Aug. 11. The heated term,
which has continued for 21 days, break
ing the German records, is unabated
throughout Germany, and during the
past few days the temperature nas been
higher than before. Deaths from sun
stroke are reported from all sections, t
A water famine threatens some dis
tricts, where the brooks are drying up.
Fish are dying on the river beds in the
Eiffel resrion and in Westphalia. Navi
gation on the chief streams has been
almost suspended, owing to low water.
The Rhine at Rudesheim Is lower than
It has been since 1811. Passenger
steamers on the Elbe have suspended
service through the region above Dres
den. Cases of persons becoming Insane
hern use of the heat are reported.
The picture galleries In the Germanic
Museum at Nuremburg have been tem
porarily closed and the costly pictures
stored In cooler rooms because Tracking
paint and warping panels threatened
their ruin. The thermometer on side
streets of Berlin registered 99 in the
shade today
$100 JOY RIDE IS FREE
Worthless Check. Given Chauffeur
Considered No Crime.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. I lT-- Special.)
A person who goes for a Joyrlde in
a rented automobile and at the end
of the trip tenders the chauffeur a
check for tha costs does not commit a
crime If he has no money in the bank,
and knows he has not, according to
the construction placed on tha new
criminal code by Deputy Prosecutor
Nolle and Burmelster today.
The case brought to their notice was
one in which Joseph Christian took
1100 worth of automobile riding. He
banded Frank. Pratt, an automobile
driver, a check for the tamount. The
driver found that Christian had no
money In the bank. He was informed
that under the new criminal code he
could net proceed against Christian.
LINE WORK BEGINS MONDAY
Road From Eugene to Monroe Will
Be Rushed to Completion.
EUGENE, Or, Aug. 11. (Special.)
Announcement was made tonight by.
Manager George D. O'Connor, of the
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway,
that construction work will start Mon
day on the electric line from Eugene
to Monroe to connect with the Corval
lls & Alsea. Work will be begun at
Monroe, where the company has a
considerable force of men and teams
assembled.
Right of way has now been secured
clear to Eugene. A crew of men has
been busy for some time ballasting
and straightening up the track of tho
Corvallis & Alsea, which will connect
with the new lino at Monroe and eight
miles of it is now ready for traffic.
M. D. Delany, an official of the Al
bany Street Railway Company, la
staying at the Perkins.
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tended for your after-dinner
hours. For your business
hours, the only safe smoke is
a mild, delightful blend of
Havana and domestic leaf.
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jjpr- BEACH
Is the pleasnre haunt in-thi3 part of the country, this Summer, Its
devotees rejoice to learn that they can now go and come on a regu
lar eehedule, independent of tides. The popular excursion steamer,
"T. J. POTTER"
leaves Portland, Ash-street Dock, touching at Astoriar on down trip.
DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 8 A. M.
SATURDAYS ONLY, 1:00 P. M., TO MEGLER DIRECT.
Also the steamers "HASSALO" and "HARVEST QUEEN," leaving
Portland daily, except Sunday, at 8:00 P. M. Saturday at 10:00
P. M., touching at Astoria.
REDUCED FARES PREVAIL
rrom All Points ia the Northwest Via the
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.
FARES FROM PORTLAND
Season Tickets $ 4.00
Saturday to Monday Tickets $3.00
Five Ride Commutation Tickets $15.00
Round Trip to Astoria : ,.$ 3.00
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than if vou remained at home. M
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Charlotte Islands and local p'"'-
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY
VW1" .MOl.MAI.V DIVISION) . '
m . , Tfimert every Wednesday and Saturday at 1:00 P. M. for
R?v7rPR "cO fml'ea) and returning arrive. Prince Rupert 6:?0 P. M.
TVr7uhhUt"k.?.aandSSrggak checked from Seattle. Victoria or Vancouver.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM
(l)oul.le Tracjc Koute) . .
Four Through Trains Daily -Np Excess Fare
To all DOints East; stniKlard and T. nrlsl sleepers, dining cars serving mea.s
y n-:a-carti and club breakfast.
Low 80 aad SO-day round-trip Tourist Tickets. Send for free booklet giving
rouif-s and rates.
J. H. BURGIS. General Agent, Passenger Dept.
Flr3t Ave. and Tesler Vf ay. Seattle, W aao.
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North Coast Tourist Route "Norway of America."
STEAMSHIPS
"PRINCE RUPERT" and "PRINCE GEORGE.'!
Leave Seattle, Wash.,
Wednesday and Sunday at 12:00 o'Clock Midnight for
Victoria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Stewart,
S. S. "PRINCE ALBERT" for Qusea