HIS WILL HALT
STEELTRUST HANDS
Government to Restrain Cor
poration From Destroying
Important Records.
INDIVIDUALS NAMED, TOO
l.Munr of Injunction Is ScqnH to
rHsapprarance of Papers In
Prosecution of 4 Wire Pool- ,
Case In Fall of fit.
TRENTON. N. J.. Feb. . Deputies
from United States Marshal Aleott of
fice will start tomorrow to serve wrI1"
on United Slates Steel Corporation and
ether defendants named In the rder
signed by Judge Gray and filed In the
lulled States Orenlt Court here this
afternoon by Henry E. Colton. of the
Department of Justice, at Washington.
The writs w. Issued to restrain
the United State. Steel Corporation and
11 other defendant from destroying
book and papers and other evidence
that might be useful to the Govern
ment in tha dissolution suit against
the steel corporation. -
The 12 other defendants are only a
few of those named In the Govern
ments original suit for the dissolu
tion of the steel trust. These defend
ant are proceeded aitalnit because It
is charred that In their Individual ca
pacities they are like the Steel Cor
poration, -aullty of acts in violation of
t!ie anti-trust law."
r-revloas Cases Cited.
. Tlie Injunction was Issued on a peti
tion of the Iepartment of Justice which
alleges that several thousand papers
and documents, which were used In the
tjovernmenfs criminal prosecution of
U -wire pool" last Tall, have been
destroyed.
One portion of the Governments pe
tition seems to be susceptible of the In.
terpretation that criminal Indictments
sod prosecutions of certain officers of
the stael corporation and Ita subsldl
anes are under consideration by the
department of Justice.
The Injunction, which is a temporary
one. Is to forbid the destruction of any
other books or papers which the Gov
ernment may desire In the anti-trust
suit
The destroyed papers. It Is said, were
In a trunk which was delivered on June
S3 111. by United States District At
torney Wise to Charles' MacVeagh. cen
tral solicitor of the United States 6teel
Corporation, who gave a written agree
ment. It Is said, that he would keep the
papers In his personal charge subject te
examination by Wis or his assistants
at any time.
The Government, through Henry F.
Colton. special assistant to the Attorney-General
In the dissolution suit
against the steel corporation, began
negotiations for these papers In connec
tion with the pending proceedings on
January Z(.
Paper Xaated Farrelt.
' R. C. Boiling, assistant general so
licitor, of the Steel Corporation. Informed
Colton. It Is alleged, that the trunk had
been returned to the American Steel A
v i - -AmnaMw .hAiit DrtAhr 1. 1111.
and that all the papers had been de
stroyed by Frank Back, vice-president
and general aalea agent of the wire
company.
The papers. It Is charged In tha Gov
ernment's petition, contained matters
tending to show that J. A- FarrelL
formerly president of the United States
Steel Products (export) Company, now
president of the United States Steel Cor
poration, not only knew of said unlaw
ful pools and combinations described,
but aided and abetted In their success
ful operation.
The petition avers that certain much
wanted documents are In danger of
destruction "because there are officers
of the Steel Corporation and Its sub
sldartes who hsve not yet been In
dicted for the practices vhlch said
papers tend to show them gjllty of.
to wit:
"Of having been Involved In the
aforesaid unlawful association and also
because none of the defendant com
panies has yet been Indicted in respect
thereto."
ROOSEVELT MEMBERS BOLT
Delegates Remaining- In Florida
Convention Indorse Taft.
PALATKA. FTa, Feb. . The Repub
lican state convention split Into two
factions toon after being called to or
der today, one body color to another
hall, where delegates to the National
convention were Instructed to vote for
the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt.
The regular Administration faction,
after the departure of the insurgent
delegates from the hall, organized and
elected delegates to the Chicago con
vention, whom they Instructed to vote
for the nomination of President Taft.
A state ticket was nominated by each
faction.
HILLMAN DENIED HEARING
Seattle Millionaire's Attorney to
Appeal to Supreme Court.
SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. . A hear
ing was denied today to Clarence Day
ton Hlllman. the Seattle millionaire
realty man. who was recently convicted
of using the malla to defraud, by the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
here today. HiUman'a attorneys rave
notice of an appeal to the United States
Supreme Court, and 4S days were al
lowed them In which to prepare their
appeal. Meanwhile the defendant's
bond remains unchanred.
Hillman was convicted in the Federal
Court at Seattle. Waolu. and was sen
tenced to serve two and one-half years.
The frauds charged are alleced to have
been committed In realty transaction.
BRIDE-ELECT IS DESERTED
Man Rune Off a Couple Watt for
Marriage License.
NEW TOXIC, rob. While the clerk
at the marriage lloense bureau was
Tnaklng out a license today for Ben
jarata Roaesburg and Miss Use Segal.
Rosenborg deserted his bride-elect,
taking with him. she said, jewelry value-!
at 13000. which she had Intrusted
to his care.
A careful search ' of the building
failed te reveal Resenburg and Miss
Segal, la hysterics, left the bureau.
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0R0ZC0 UNDER EKE
Chihuahua's Secession From
Mexico Would Not Surprise.
ARMY POSTS ARE ACTIVE
President and His Cabinet Discus
Precautionary Measures Addi
tional Orders Are Issued to
Military Commanders.
Coptlnotd From Flnt Tag )
much hgbting on the border, for while
Juarea Is in the hands of the Oro.-co
adherents, the new revolutionists would
concentrate at the City of Chihuahua
200 miles south of the border, where
the advance of an army from Mexico
Cltv first would be contested.
American apeclal agents are reported
to be watching the activity of Kralllo
Vasquex Gomes, now In San Antonio,
and said to be the real leader of the
new rebellion. It was rumored here
that Gomel In exile might have made
common cause with Orozco, at tha mo
ment when the hopes of the latter to
become Governor of Chihuahua were
blighted by the federal government.
There Is great activity in every army
post In the United states, most oi i or a mucn larger miniarj lurto iu
them bavins; been notified to be In can be supplied by the United States
readiness to move at short notice. Or- Army caused the formal tender by Ad
ders were dispatched to the Presidio. Jutant-General Flnxer today of the
San Francisco, to hold the -mobile services of the Third Oregon Infantry
army," consisting; of the JOth Infantry, and Field Battery A to the War De.
four troops of the First Cavalry and a , partment at Washington. D. C.
company of the Signal Corps, In readl- . n is said authoritatively'that the
ness for Instant movement. The "mo- I War Department has planned. In the
bile army" Is supposed to be ready for i event of trouble, to call for a large
Instant service at all times. i force of National Guardsmen, which
Comapny M. Corps of Engineers, ai
Port Leavenworth. Kin. has been Ui
structed to prepare the pontoon bridge
section stored there for shipment to
Texas In the event troops are mobilised
on the boundary.
The Coast Artillery Corps at Fort
Rosecrans. near San Diego. CaL. has
been In readiness to take the field at
a moment's notice, for the past four
weeks. Ammunition and equipment
have been packed.
Orders to prepare to take the field
on short notice have now been sent to
most of the posts in ths country and
have been acknowledged by their com
mandants. David De la Fuente. member or tne
names lunta reported In Brownsville,
Tex-, today. Is known to bo in ri raau
tonight and with famine wirup, ,
nrtvata secretary to Erallio vasques
Gomes, is under aurvelllance by secret
Thirteen armed and mounted Mexl- .
cans who had crossed the Kio arena
Into the UnKed States, were capturea
by American soldiers late today near
Nora. N. M., and taken to El Paso to
night. UPRISINGS SOT CONTROLLED
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Gonzales. Fail In Camargo; Casas
Grandee In Revolt.
MEXICO CITT. Feb. . President
Madero tonight regarded the situation
la the Stata of Chihuahua as material
ly Improved.
The facts concerning conditions
there are that Braullo Hernandez. Sec
retary of Stat of Chihuahua, who
rose In rebellion on eunaay ana iw
possession of Santa Eulalla, has Joined
forces with Antonio Rojas. the Vas
qulsta liberated from the penitentiary
last week by a mob. Today their men
were dlatributed from Santa Isabell to
San Andros. Government troops have
been sent in pursuit of them.
9tae uprising at Cams-go has not
been quelled. Minister of the In
terior Uonzalee visited the place to ra
ster order, but failed. The govern
ment now purposes to use the eame
methods employed at Juarez leaving
the situation for the moment tn the
hands of Orozco. In the meantime 600
government troops are held at Juarea,
ready to march upon the llttl garri
son, from T r' Graadea no accurate In
formation, official or unofflolal. has
ben received. The wires between
that town and Juarea have been cut
and It Is assumed, even at the Presi
dent's -office, that there has been an
uprising there.
Th Governorship of the State of
Chihuahua has been offered to Orozco.
It is believed he will accept.
Publication of the news of the prob
able mobilisation of a portion of the
American Army along th northern
TITE MORNING OREGONTAN. WEDNESDAY,
THE MEXICAN BORDER DURING
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frontier created no excitement In the
capital today and In official circles it
appeared to give rise to no appprehen
slon. The President and hie Cabinet are
keenly alive to the seriousness of the
situation, but do not believe tha United
States Government Intends to adopt
drastlo measures.
That the uprising-, begun In the
Eouth, has been seconded by lnsurrec
tos In the North and that the spirit of
rebellion Is spreading rapidly Is not
denied. Newspaper comment ha
dealt lightly with the subject of Inter
vention, notwithstanding the publica
tion of special dispatches saying that
American Intervention was Imminent.
For the most part the papers appealed
to the people to support the constituted
government, whether they approved Its
personnel or not. Little anti-American
expression appears.
The government has sent to Chihua
hua 6J1 federal soldiers and 00 ru
rales. The former will be used to
(tarrlxon Juarez. The rurales will be
employed by Oroseo. Borne will take
the places of the mutineers Orozco
took from Juarex to Chihuahua
President Madero's Information re
garding the proposed secession of
Chihuahua was received from press
dispatches. He laughed as he read
them.
"This news should not receive any
consideration." he said. "Anyone who
"ow. . -.ns In general well
J ' h thousrht of
knows the character of the Chihuahua
knows that they never have thought of
any such thing."
OREGON GUARDSMEN' HEADY
Finter Makes Formal Tender of
Sen Ices of Troops, If Xeeded.
DALLAS. Or, Feb. 6. (Special.)
Numerous reports indicating; possible
crises In the Mexican situation such as
might make necessary the calling; out
would be valuable unaer tne new mm
tary law. While the Oregon national
Guard Is subject to such duty. It was
decided by the officers, who are in
Dallas at their annual meeting, to indi
cate to the department the spirit of
willingness for actual service that ex
ists among the Oregon troops.
Although dispatches from Washing
ton announced that J4.000 regulars are
ready for service, this Is disputed by
officers of the Regular Army here, who
say that a larger force than JO.OuO
men cannot be mustered by the regu
lars because of the large number on
duty In Hawaii and the Philippine
Islands. It is recalled by these offi
cers that when the army of 20,000, sent
to the border last year, arrlvea unaer
canvass, the actual force was omj iv,
ouo men.
Should the National Guard reserve be
called upon, which wouia occur oniy
In the event of serious trouble, the
number would be
pportionea among
: tn, Tar0us states.
n.,t.i-r A Portland, certainly would
be selected In such exent, because of
the scarcity of field artillery, and If
the call were for 60.000 to 100.000 men.
the Third Regiment would be Included.
Both organlzaUone are fully equipped
for active duty, and It is said by the
officers that they could be put in th
field on very short notice.
The Third Regiment has six com
panies In Portland, one In Salem, one
i. wnnrihurn. one In Corvallls, one In
Baker and one In Dallas. In addition
to this force there are eight companies
of Coast artillery reserve in the state
rvlce. which are fully equipped as In
fantry, and could be used. The total
xr.,ir.l Guard force of the United
States is 113.000 men.
OROZCO DENIES DISLOYALTY
rt,ihnnt,m Also Declared Not to
Contemplate Secession.
EL PASO. Tex.. Fob. General
Pascual Orosoo denies emphatically
that th state of Chihuahua Is on th
verge of eeceaing irom vne
federaUon or that he Is disloyal to
Madero. His denial Is contained In a
telegram received late today by the
chief of the federal telegraph lines
In Juarez. The telegram, sinned Pas
cual Orozco. follows:
-I wish emphatically to deny the
reports published as to the secession of
Chihuahua and my disloyalty to th
Madero government.".
Gomes Denies Warlike Intent.
g.V ANTOHO, Tex., Feb. . Emilio
Vasques Gomez Is in San Antonio and
tonight denied that he had any In
tention of going to Mexico and head
ing the revolutionists in Chihuahua.
He has been confined to hs home in
the past two days with a sever cold.
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SWIFT 15
Methods of Corporation Given
Searching Examination.
RISE IN PRICES TRACED
Government Seeks Reasons for In
crease In Test Quotations on
Beef and Decrease In Allow
ances) for By-Prodncts.
CHICAGO. Feb. 6. The Government
centered Its attack on Swift & Co. In
the packers' trial today. John M. Chap
lln, chief' of the plant accounting de
partment of that corporation, was sub
jected to a searching examination by
District Attorney Wilkerson and re
quired to explain to the Jury many de
talis of the complex system used by
the packers.
Chaplin Identified numerous letters
changing ,4 he by-products allowances.
which were sent by other employes.
One letter signed by Chaplin and
dated November 15, 1907, gave In
structions to dlscountlnue making al
lowances for hides in figuring the test
cost of beef.
Teat Cost Shows Rises.
District Attorney Wilkerson pointed
out that from the organization- of the
National Packing Company, March 8,
1903. the test cost of beef, as figured
by Swift & Co.. steadily rose while the
allowances for by-products decreased.
A summary of the salient points
brought out by the Government In the
examination of Chaplin follows:
April 29, 190S Fat allowances re
duced from 5 to 4 cents a pound.
May 16, 1903 Killing charge In
creased from $1.75 to 12.50 a head. Al
lowances for hides reduced 1 cent a
pound.
Allowances Are Discontinued.
July 8. - 1903 Discontinued allow
ances for all fats excepting the caul
r.nd riffled variety.
July 23, 1903 Reduced the allowance
for fat from 1 to I cents a pound.
September , 1903 Killing charge In
creased from 32.60 to 12.76 a head.
November 18. 1907 Discontinued al
lowance for hides In figuring the test
cost of beef
April 21, 1909 Resumed allowance
for hides In figuring the test cost of
beef.
AVIATOR SCARES CROWDS
New Yorker Do Not Realize That
Neffin Uses Hydro-Aeroplane.
NEW YORK. Feb. . The first suc
cessful flight of a hydro-aeroplane in
this section wss seen late today when
Frank T. Neffin ascended from the
Hudson River near Twenty-third street
and for It minutes flew up and down
the river at a height of 500 feet.
The aviator made no publio an
nouncement of his plan, and when be
alighted In the river amid floating
cakes of ice, many on shore thought
he had fallen Into tha stream. Prep
arations were making for his rescue
when it was found that he was trying
out a hydro-aeroplane.
Start to Make
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OME IX to talk with me about increasing- your
business at a profit, by advertising;. $150 a
month for a period of six months will demon
strate that for every dollar you put Into ad
vertising you will sain a dollar profit. That's
good business. The tiime to start Is right
now. No matter what your business, It can be
built up faster and profitably by advertising.
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FEBRUARY 7, 1912.
FRENCH SEEK VAY
TO COLONIZE-WEST
Son of Casimir Perier, ex-
President of Republic, Now
Er Route to Portland.
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BALMY CLIMATE ATTRACTS
Few Immigrants, Says Commercial
Envoy, Wonld Remain In East '
If Cost of Overland Trip
Were Not Prohibitive.
BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. . (Speclsl.)
M. Claude Casimir Perier, son of the
ex-President of France, Casimir Perier,
left for Portland 'today on a special
mission from the French government
to Investigate conditions on the Pa
ciflo Coast with regard to the opening
of the Panama Canal and the develop
ment of French commerce through
that waterway.
Immigration possibilities, fuel coats,
toll charges at the canal and harbor
facilities at the various Paciflo Coast
ports are the subjects to which he Is
devoting his attention and on which
he will make his report to the Depart
ment of Commerce and Industry of the
French government.
At the same time he has been In
structed by the Minister of Commerce
and Industry to make a special report
on the opportunities for French parti
cipation in the 1915 exposition at San
Francisco. The French agent is deeply
concerned in the tolls to -be charged
fny nneanra throueh the canal, and de
clared that if a nominal toll only were
assessed against foreign vessels a
large number of ships would compete
for business by way of the canal.
He also declared that the climate of
the Eastern States was too severe for
Immigrants from France and Italy and
that if the cost of immigration pass
age from the south of Europe to the
Pacific Coast were placed at 35 or 40,
ii would think of re
maining In an Eastern state. Thr all
want to com West, but the cost of
h. trin is prohibitive at
present, he said.
Casimir Porter's report is also to in
-1,1. nii lata oa this subject.
Casimir Perier was taxen in '
the State Board of Harbor Commis
sioners today and carried by launch
to the various points of interest about
the bay, while every possible facility
was given for collecting the informa
tion for making up his report. He was
accompanied by the various officials
of the French Consulate in San Fran
cisco and the whole party was enter
tained later by the California Develop
ment Board at an elaborate luncheon.
BIG OIL DIVIDEND DUE
PROPOSED STOCK INCREASE
POINTS TO "MELONS."
Vacuum and Indiana Companies,
Subsidiaries, Consider Division
of Many Millions.
NEW YORK. Feb. fi. In apparent
confirmation of reports that various
of the former subsidiaries of the dis
solved Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey are to increase their capital
stocks to correspond more closely witn
their assets. It was announced today
that stockholders of the Vacuum Oil
Company would be asked to approve an
increase of the capital stock of the
company from 12,500.000 to 110.000,000
on February 29, and that a week later
stockholders of the Standard Oil Com
pany of Indiana would be asked to In
crease their stock from ,1,000.000 to
$30,000,000.
Reports in Wall street were that the
distribution of a dividend was Involved
in each case, either as stock dividend
to the amount of the respective In
creases, or a cash dividend to tfcesame
.mmmt which would enable the stock
holders to subscribe to the stock at
par. These reports were not confirmed
Shortly after the dissolution of the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey,
shares in the Indiana company sold as
low as 11400, and yesterday the shares
xinteri St S4000 bid. asKea.
It was the Standard Oil Company of
Indiana which in 190 was nnea
9io nno hv Judge Landis, of Illinois,
Judge Landls was reversed by the Court
of Appeals, however.
ALIENS' NAVYTIME CUT
Senate Would Make Four Tears
Enough for Naturalization.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6. The Senate
today passed a bill reducing from Ave
to four vears tne time necessary lor
aliens to serve In the Navy to be natur
allied. The bill also extends to mem
bers of the revenue cutter service the
riirht of naturalization without con
tinuous residence.
It was so amended as to make sure
of the exclusion of Chinese who may
enter the Navy.
Aide to General Iee Dies.
VKW YORK. Feb. 6. Colonel BeV'
erly Wlnfred Wrenn, aide on the staff
of General Robert E. Lee in the Civil
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convince anyone. You will also re
ceive a booklet of valuable informa
tion, telling all about the Kidneys ana
bladder. When writing, be sure and
mention The Portland Dally Oregonian.
Regular fifty-cert and one-dollar slse
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Can You Ask
More?
We are so confident that we can
furnish relief for indigestion and dys
pepsia that wo promise to supply the
medicine free of all cost to every one
who uses it according to directions who
Is not perfectly satisfied with the re
sults. We exact no promises and put
no one under any obligation whatever.
Surely nothing could be fairer. We are
located right here where you live, and
our reputation should be sufficient
assurance of the genuineness of our
offer.
We want every one who is troubled
with indigestion or dyspepsia in any
form to come to our store end get a
box of Rexall's Dyspepsia Tablets. Take
them home, and give them a reason
able trial, according to directions. They
are very pleasant to take; they soothe
the Irritable stomach, strengthen and
invigorate the digestive organs, pro
mote a healthy and natural bowel
action, almost immediately relieve
nausea and stomach irritation, produce
healthy digestion and assimilation, and
promote nutrition. Three sizes. 25c, 50c
and $1.00.
Sold only by the Owl Drug Co. stores
in Portland, Seattle,' Spokane, San
Francisco. Oakland, Los Angeles and
Sacramento.
Winter Months
Are Very Trying
On The Complexion
How a Simple Greaselesa Cream Will
Protect the Skin From Wind
and Cold.
Cold weather months are trouble
some times for any complexion, and
unless proper care is taken the skin
will soon chap and become rough and .
scaly.
A cerol cream will prevent as well as
overcome this condition, and its use
Insures a richness and delicacy of tint
truly wonderful. To make this gTease
less cold cream dissolve two ounces
cerol in a scant pint boiling water,
stirring until smooth and thick. Plenty
of this should be gently massaged into
the skin, using a light, rotary move
with the tins of the fingers
Adv.
tnis certain means it hkuuui
from distress.
Price eeatfa. For aala by
OWI, DRT'Q CO.
And All Druggtsts.
BTGHIFyO
For FRETS SAMPLE OF POSLAM, sign
this eoupon and send It to the EMER
GENCY LABORATORIES, 83 West
26th Street. New York City.
with Sulphur and other valuable reme
dies for dandruff. Itching scalp, ana
thin, weak, falling hair. ,
The beauty of the hair depends more
on Its rich, even shading than anything
else. Don't have dry, harsh faded hair,
when a simple, harmless remedy will
bring back the color In a few days; and
don't be tormented with dandruff. Itch
ing scalp and loose, falling hairs.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy will quickly correct these trou
bles, and give color, strength and
beauty to your hair.
Get a fifty-cent bottle from your
druggist today, and prove this to your
own satisfaction. All druggists sell it,
under guarantee that the money will be
refunded if the remedy Is not exactly
as represented.
Special agent. Owl Drug Co
y