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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
SEEK To DISSOLVE
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY.
Department of Justice, With
Aid of Special Attorneys,
Will Move Against Trust
ALLEGE MONOPOLY
TO RESTRAIN TRADE
Rockefellers, Rogers and
Archbold Must Appear as
Defendants in Civil Action
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rHE CALI.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Upon evil
dence collected by the Bureau of Cor
porafiOns, which has not yet been made
public, the Department of Justice, with
the aid of special attorneys, is expected
to move, within a few weeks for the
dissolution of the Standard OIL Conn
pany, on the ground that 1T is a monop-
oily In restraint OF trade.
The suit is expected to be brought
In ST. Louis, and 1t is said that not only
will the corporation be named as de-
fendant, but that it's individual officers
Will be required to put up defense.
John ID. Rockefeller, III. HI. Rogers,
William Rockefeller, John ID. Archbold
In the issuance of summons by the
Federal courts, and every possible safe
guard has been devised to prevent them
from wiggIing out of the meshes of
the prosecutions.
The suit will be civil In nature, SINH
Northern Securities Company.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct 27.-Attorney
General Ellis was defeated today in
his fight against the oil trust in
decision handed down by Judge Dill
lon in the Common Pleas Court. The
Manhattan Oil Company, which is un-
derstood to be part of the Standard
Oil Company, was sued by the Attorney
General for fines amounting to s27o, ,oO0
this method being taken instead of
trying to oust the company from the
State. The State claimed the above
amount under the Willis law. The
corporation admitted that it had not
paid the tax, but claimed it was exempt
The case came UP for settlement on
motion for judgment. and was decided
against the Attorney General
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
EMPEROR WILLIAM PLANNING
TO VISIT THE KING OF ITALY
French Foreign Office Denies Existence
of 4 Military Convention With
Other European Powers.

ROME. Oct 27.-It is believed in
diplomatic circles that Emperor VIII
liam is planning a visit 10 Italy TO
strengthen his personal relations with
King Victor Emmanuel. These rela-
tions were somewhat weakened after
the Emperor's last visit TO Rome.
PARIS. Oct. 27.-The Foreign once
here authorized a denial of the reports
circulated in America OF the existence
OF a military convention between
France, Great Britain and Italy, or be-
tween France or Great Britain. or even
that diplomatic negotiations for such a
convention have been arranged
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
LETS CONTRACT
FOR MANUFACTURE or STAMPS
American Bank Note Company Agrees
10 Deliver 27.0OO,OOO Daily Six
Times a Week.

NEW YORK, oct. 27.-After Febru-
airy next the American Bank Note
Company viii manufacture all United
States postage stamps Under con-
tract made public yesterday the con-
cern must deliver 27.ooo.ooo daily six
times e week.
The American Bank Note Company
made the first postage stamps for the
Government, and he.d the contract UP
10 thirteen years ago. At that time
the Government went into the business
itself. and down TO this day the Bureau
u Printing and Engraving has turned
out ali stamps It IS declared the
Government has decided that the work
an be done cheaper BY contract
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
London Sympathy
Is Unreservedly
With Wife.

LONDON. Oct 27.-rhe afternoon pa
pers here quote the Manchester Guard
ian as saying that deed or separa-
tion between the Duke and Duchess OF
Marlborough has been signed on the
ground Of incompatibnity OF temper
BY the provisions OF the deed the
Duchess keeps Sunderland House. Lon
don. and her own dowry. but is pre-
cluded from going TO Blenheim. The
document. IT is added. was signed oc-
tober 2S.
The Duke Is now at Blenheim. rus
ticating with Winston Spencer Church
i'll. and the Duchess is staying at sun
derland House.
Although the principals concerned
maintain absolute silence and decline
to furnish any information. all indi-
cations tend to corroborate the stories
that climax has been reached in the
domestic affairs OF the duca1 house OF
Marlborough
The mystery with which the princi-
pals are enshrouding the affair is
deepened by a statement Of the Dukes
regular lawyers. who say they are en-
tirely ignorant OF the existence OF a
deed OF a separation, and il a separa-
tion has been accomplished IL must
have been made through other attor-
neys. The people OF Blenheim Castle
estate are freely discussing the affair.
and it appears to be the general un-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

hill bear the date of October Is. That's
bad business; better not talk compro-
mise to US
Talbot read the temper of the audi
ence in an instant and his mission was
ended
The meeting was then reorganized
with ]. w. Hanlon in the chair and
Fred Balzar acting as secretary. A
resolution was adopted to the effect
that only square deal goes and Agent
Lovegrove was asked to lead thirty
volunteers into the region to strip it
of unlawful monuments. Early this
morning these volunteers rode away.
Messengers that came back from the
desert and the mountains say Love-
grove is doing his full duty. So it
may be. that 1T is only the mystery of
this forbidden land that has aroused
mems Imagination TO visions OF fraud.
1t may be also this mystery of the des-
ert that will make men mad and fraud
or no fraud. make them battle to the
death to possess that which when had
may be found yalueless-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
BOY POISONER HAS
No REMORsE.
SPECIAL DIspArcH TO THE CALL

SAN JOSE, Oct. PIT wanted to
kill EN-. so I put that acid in their
coffee; my stepmother treated me
mean when my father was away. so
just thought would kill her and my
sister,
This is the remarkable statement
made this afternoon by 11-year-old
Theodore Hellieson. who is now in
the detention room at the County Jail
because he placed a deadly quantity
of carbolic acid in the family coffee
pot Friday morning. Without the
least. apparent show of regret for the
act and taking it merely as a matter
of course that he should have put
poison in the coffee. the young boy
unconcernedly waits to see what is to
be done with him.
Having run away at noon Friday
when accused by his stepmother, Mrs.
Theodore C. Hellieson, "a East street,
of trying to poison her. the lad was
picked UP at Morgan Hill yesterday
morning by Constable Patron and re-
turned to this city. He talks freely
of his attempt to kill his stepmother
and 15-year-old sister, and seems TO
feel no remorse for his cold-bIooded
attempt at murder. He is bright
appearing boy. of average. size. for his
age and has strong, manly face and
well-shaped head He is bright and
very polite, with none of the air of
the street urchin
Theodore Hellieson, the father, who
is contractor and has been in San
Francisco the past week. hastened
home tonight The mother is on the
verge of nervous prostratfon
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
Consuelo, Duchess of Marlborough,
Secures a Deed of Separation.

" 4NDERBILTS
ppaaed By Mabrugh the Duchess
aduous of her girl friends
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
CONTEST NOT UNLIKELY.

Il charge" shouted prospector,
that you are in on the game to do us
uD. Those monuments found up on the
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
ESCAPED PRISONERS CAPTURED.

sUIsUN. Oct. 27.-George W. Hull,
John schultze and E. Davis. who on
Monday escaped from the solano coun-
ty jail. have been captured Schultze
was captured Tuesday at beaverton by
Constable Clay Barnes. Constable
Charles Downing captured Hull and
Davis in Upper Suisun valley today.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
Hoods SarsapariIIa
CIOcKa.

The invention of clocks is by no
means a modern one. Clocks which
were run by weights were used by the
Saracens at the time of the Crusades,
and some authorities state that they
were invented by Pacifcus as early as
the ninth century.
In the works Of Dante are references
to machines which struck the hours,
and clocks must have been used IN
Italy about the end of the thirteenth
century. The oldest clock of which
there Is any certain record was erected
In tower in the palace of Charles V.
of France In 1864.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
OUR sIo TRADE IN MOTOR CARS.
The Country's Traf1ic for the Year
Appropriated S3O,OOO,OOO.

The Country's Traffic for the Year
Appropriated $3O,OOO,OOO.
More than 100000 worth of auto
mobiles were brought into the United
States during the fiscal year ending
with the last week of June, and more
than 100000 worth were exported
during the same time. Figures Of our
foreign commerce in automobiles show
the value Of automobiles imported in
the eleven months ending with May to
have been $3,502,244, and of parts
thereof, $37S,3S9, while exports thereof
during the same months amounted to
S2,957, ,74S. 1t Is apparent, therefore,
that the figures for the full fiscal year
which ended with June will show more
than $4,000,000 worth of automobiles
and parts thereof imported, and more
than 100000 worth exported.
Meanwhile the manufacture of auto
mobiles In the United States has
amounted to presumably more than
$26,000,000, since the bureau of the cen
sus has recently issued a preliminary
statement which shows the value of au-
tomobiles manufactured in the United
States in 1905 at $26,654,O64. This fig
ure includes amounts received from Gus
tom work and repairing and value of
products other than automobiles; but
as it does not include automobiles, val
ued at S879, ,205, manufactured in es-
Establishments engaged primarily in the
manufacture of other products, 1t may
probably be safely set down that the
value Of automobiles produced in the
United States approximates $26,000.O0O
and the imports $4,0OO,0OO, and that
out Of this total Of s9O,ooo,Ooo there
was exported about 100000 worth
Harper's Weekly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
ooNNN~NNN~

Sucking the Thumb.-As a prevent.
i've put piece Of adhesive plaster,
such as surgeons use, little less than
one-half inch wide, above the first
joint, or between the two joints of the
child's thumb. Paste the end securely,
but be careful not to interfere with
circulation.
Origin of Spotted Fever.-Recent ex-
periments prove that the deadly spot
ted fever of the Rocky mountains Is
caused by the infection of ticks acting
much like that which sets up splenetic
fever In the bovine race. This con-
firms a widespread belief which has
hitherto been controverted by physi-
clans.
The Danger in Headache Powders
Acetanalid poison Is found in practl-
cally all Of the patent headache pow
ders and they Should either be avoided
or taken with great caution. This poi
son is dangerous drug, and If the
stomach Is weakened to a certain ex-
tent the quantity in a headache pow
der may be sufficient to kill. In fact
boy died recently in Mesa County
from this poison.
Rheumatism.-One Of the latest rem
edies Is that Of gardener who rec
ommends the familiar plant 30 we'll
known as chlckweed. The method of
using 1t consists Of filling wide
mouthed bottle three-fourths full with
a plant and then pouring in spirits Of
wine sufficient to cover the whole. The
preparation Is then allowed to stand
for from four days to week, at the
end Of which time the tincture Is to be
rubbed into the affected parts in the
usual way.
Whooping Cough.-Procure a mix
ture of peroxide Of hydrogen two
drains, sirup Of tolu ~ ounces and
water one-half ounce. Give from ten
drops to one teaspoonful according to
age every hour for two or three dosVs,
then every two hours for six or eight,
getting farther between doses az the
patient improves. This is a newer and
better formula than that of any of
the old-fashioned cough sirups, Che
most Of which depend upon morphine
or opium as a palliative.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
Modest Chief.

When Lord Selborne, high commits
Bioner Of South Africa, appoipted a
new paramount chief of the Basuto
tribe the other day, and admonished
him to walk In the ways of his fathers,
the new chief replied: II am strong,
yet 1 am frightened Of the blanket that
has descended upon me, and l do not
know how l shall carry It."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16

While the Kaiser cutivates mus
tache with the well-known upward
twirl, his son, the crown prince, clips
his straight across, toothbrush fashion.
He seems to be developing an individu-
ality Of his own in other respects as
WELL and bids fair to become the an.
tithesis of his father.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
Wifely FOrethOught.

Wife - It's all right if you have
failed. I have 5000 saved up from
money that you've given me from time
to time.
Husband-That will be a big help
Help? l guess it will. Why, that
will just buy my winter outds."-Bus-
ton Globe.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
Southern Farm Values.

1t is computed that farm properties
in the eleven states that once seeded
from the Union have risen in value
more than $1,OOo,ooO,OO0 in two years.
The average yield of these lands since
this century began Is $2OO,O0O.OOO a
year greater than 1t was In the pre-
ceding six years.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
Hone Deferred.

Dinguss s-Shadbolt, I've borrowed a
good many little sums from you, at one
time and another. Do you know just how
much ! owe you?
Shadbolt with alacrity) it's ex-
actly sos.
Dinguss let me have S5, will
you? That will make it an even hundred,
and it will be easier for me to remember.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16

No. 42-O6
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16

After family has kept COW in
town few years, 1t begins to look
around for parrot
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
p. N. U.

WHEN writing to ad vertisers please
w mention this paper.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-11-16
Portland Trade Directory

Names and Addresses in Portland Of Repre-
sentative Business Firms.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01
500 in Gold.

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ais gisle slaubeH. ia mdH6e feasR ra
Rur aus 8equemlidteit uHgeittdt. Vile
6inoer mi1en glsi6mdBig sur 4rbett
e~ingebaften per0eH; Dertetrt TT e.
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fit bic dbrigen aasiiibFen muB. IS
,dBt I'D fir isoes 4lter Elm o,mIelbsn
sntiprehennes niiBli6es ShuH beirrs
qen. 6retit3 BAT pas Qrbeiten duh
feline 8ren3e. Die Geiunobeit Der
8inOsr, bic 3ipeds Der @r3ie6unJ pers.
bieten bon iel6it cine ue6ertTei6un9.
00M fed oas 8ino ourh Qrbeit ctDas
rom @rnIt oes 9e6sns iAmeden; Die
Bi0enSeRer9ie ioa geItdrtt neroeR.
Beim Spiel 6antirt IS cuffs 8erdtbez
moEl, bic BbdutaIie ptrb auf peri6ie=
oene 8eiie ba~Frieoigt 6si Der arbeit
tommt es odgesen auf BEN Sired an,
ser efreiht neroen muB; bier odrf bic
36dtiaIsit nitt ab9e6ro6en per0eH.
sat eas &inO 10 ben Wert6 Hno oie8es
oeutuna Der Qrtsit Ih1Bsn g~tlsrnt,
bdnu miro ss an Dem nnBe3pungsHen
'Spiele um 10 me5r 8eflasn BADEN uEo
10 oor 9angpeile bsTpa6rt ietR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

Tro6finu I'm 6auis. - Sn
bielen 6amilien finoeR @ltern uno
ainoer itdi nur pG1rsno Der Mlabl5ei.
ten 5ufammen. SIN i6rtJsn 5agess
lduf Sat ieess5amilienslieo ieineR sizss
men Meg 81 9sben uno getreHnt Don ben
qupsren ieine 9flitteR gu srfiaen.
Man ioate ll0ubsn. bic gemeiuIdmen
Wa68eitsn miiBten fir als 6amiIien=
elitoer sic d%nlenehmiteu Stuu0sn oss
Sales iein. 46er leioer 1T oft cas-
@egeRt6eil ser Jal. SIT tpmmt Der
6dusoater per0rieBlih uno abgeipdHnt
nah 1luie, Eat BEN Gopi ooq SoqgeR
tno soft auf elm gutes, tteilnebmsnoes
Mort Don ieiner Satin. User oiele
6at aud an 8ormittag man9en Bar
oruB 1shd5t; e IiRo ia nut 8lainisteis
ten, bic in isoem 6ausbaIt pobl pGhis
rem, a6er lie tommt Hidt iiber zen
Qsrger neg, bd5u 1T lie abgehebt uno
i6ermiioet un0 empidngt ihrea betms
tgbysnosnUlanH miBseItimmt uno ohne
9rub. IN miirrifher Stimmung IeBt
man fd gu 9iidl itiaifGpeigenO piro
Oas Nla1I per5ebrt, NM 'sie ainner, ob,
pieueiht gern fr6hlid uno iufis
iein m0hten. sper0en ityeHg CUR Rule
pernieisn. SobdIo bic idnea eiR5t=
nommene Muhlseit 6etnoi9t 1T, eilt oer
Eausrater nieoer an iein Geihdit, bic
3in0er frtuen iid. aus Der u%nQemiith=
li6eu Qtmoip1ire 1srlus un0 DieoeT
in fsHere Suit gu tDmmen, uno Die
adusfrau leht nit pent9 9dit UNI
| 5reube pieoer an i6re Ar6tit. SDate
ne run nift oariibsr nahosnitn, tper
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| 6rau, nel6e Die Shren nlGrbafi
lest uno ibHeR oas 0tim 81 elmer
/ trduten Stdite uno oie a~emeiniamen
/ WaE;atiten 81 Stu1oen t:iteren St
nuHts MAIDEN m6dtt pirO zen 0}iB=
/ mita aus ihrem Wtisn peybanuen UNI
/ ionui5e ositerieit in iarem 6ausAoit
/ psr6retten. 81 lpiiroe linen nit
I frtrr9,idem @rub ent9s3snfommel
uno nit 3n.trtHs luf i6rs Sorgen Elm.
( oefcn, oarr piros He njht nur 5ro6'
inn osr5gejt3n, ioH0ern he ieltit nlro'
init Brobfnu stfugt tDsroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01


pie 2datin RuBlanb biest
nod niht ben 9sringitenQintblid. Qufs
Iebnunsen, @mporungeR uHo glur0e
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3u6t i'm 6eere in elmer Beiie, ole bic
Wdht9a6er nit bangor 5orge trftIs
len mub. SR SebdftopoI uuo Ridian
tam IS ipsar gu OffeHeusn Weutereien
uHD in Der l%ebtgeuanHtsn Stdot iolen
Officiers BON BEN WanHI6dftsn ers
iblalen porbeu iein. @s piro gemeIs
bet, oaB bic Wdtroien in 8ronitdot
iih in belem 2luirubr befinoen un0
Heue WeutereieH in 8isp, Mdri6au
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0uoertH @arHiionsn 6dlten bic 3rups
pen 0eriammluRlsn al, fafisn Be
i6laIs uuo telen 6orosrungen. Sn
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un6otmdBisen 9eute nit elmer TdHs
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tommt nun nod bic Stredsnstunbs,
oaB oie TbirjIhe geit in zen 6itli6en
QropiHSeu btreits oiele Spftr foroert
uuo fh INNER METER dusbreitet.
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element in Der Rei6soumo idisbt biz
56uo an cen unieligen 3aitdnbsn
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ldngt. oaB Ser SCAR often feline 2ln.
iihten uno NbHhteB tIarIe1en iole una
duberf Fturmiite Sceneu BADEN bisiey.
balb i'm 9%oltsaauit Ita%ttQsfunosn. Sr.
Qsnopclhs prdctiite 8siuliaie ta6sr
ole 3e5dtien i'm llHterhduS Der Iumn
bisher Hihi lebabt. Die 41rdrfrd9t
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Er6rtsruRQsn an cine GommiHiou Der.
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cium tefiRetr Ta ale ibrisen pihti.
gen 6raeen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

aud nod SIS in eiH 6o6ss QItsr bins
Elm elireaen nil. per sigeHe f4 eln
mi.css urtEeil an.
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miiieH, in beReH e our Cite 9eporcsn
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men SpieleeidbrtsH itrengs ab3uurtbeis
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8lHoer an er3ie5en BAT, arteite ooppslt
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nen ME Elm b1rtss. lisbloies urt6sil
arftommen, uuo er pir6 i6HeR ben
ar6BteH Shdb fir ods GeGsn, Die
Si6erbsit. ii6 in iOer Gage 6reunos
All ernerfen mitde6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-01

teno er5o6t. ion3irh aud Der 9TaF-
s3ut iflieBli6 ic5uia3eH gum es
ifdftzreiisH0en ieissr 4jartei .peroeH
mag.
Menn bos 0mericaBiite Q0lt halbs
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niyo, oann 5irite bic npfri0uii8e 81.
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n6i5!g iain, ofTeH NHT4su SinlluB
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