"THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 191G,
LLEGED LEADER : OF
LaCKMALERS under
ARREST IN SEATTLE
Louis Pi Sichler Is Charged
: With - Having . Manipulated
: Camera in 'Badger1' Game
HE IS LANDED BY DEPUTY
Cald te Xtave Canted U AJl lur
Cities Hxeept Xos AarslM om
"L- : , toe j FacUlo Coast.
Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 21. (P. TC. 8.)
A man who. Sheriff Hodge and bla
deputies assert, trained a camera with
unerring elm upon , a doaen or mora
prominent fteattle business and pro-
JVsaional men. including- several nil
llonalres, one nationally known., while
they - vera tn alleged compromising;
position In the homes or Miss Isabel
Clayburg- and Miss Lillian Peterson.
was arrested lat night charged with
blackmail.
. ' STaaa Zrfols X. Slobler.
- Arrested on Second avenue, ha
ftva .. the name of lyovin V. Sich
lor. Deputy ,. Sheriffs George Mc
Ollvery ' and J Frank Brewer took
him -Info custody following an all
night: and nearly all day search.
Deputy , Sheriff M. K. Hally. under
whose- direction the sensational case
H . being- probed, said following-
the - arrest, that there could
be not doubt about Slchler having:
manipulated the camera for the wom
en in their alleged blackmailing oper
ations. .
Aotad as Oo-Betwean.
In nearly every instance, Hally as
serted. .Slchler handled the camera
and ' developed the negatives, some of
which he Is said to have sold for
large sums of money to the victims
whose likeness and features were no
accurately portrayed. The plcturo
taking;; operations were carried on
' from at camera room especially con
structed under the stairway for the
purpose. -
Demands Xf atare of Chare.
Slchler, when taken by the deputies,
at ones' demanded to know the charge
p.nd amount of ball. Told that he was
charged with blackmail and that the
amount. or ball was 15000. he replied: .
. "Wall, It might Just as well be a
million."
Concerning the arrest Hally said:1,
."We have good proof that Slchler
lined the camera in the operations of
these women. There is no question
about his being the man and we think
he wa the brains of "the outfit
planned and executed much of the
bastardly plot.
Was Good rhotographsr.
"And he ' Is possessed of no mean
ability aw. a photographer. One must
admit -this on seeing the pictures he
has taken If they know the originals as
well as 1 do."
Hally left this morning for
for Los Angeles to bring Miss Clay
burg to this city provided the requi
sition papers already Issued from Gov
ernor - Ulster's office -are honored by
Governor Johnson of California.
Omitting Los Angeles, all the big
' Pacific coast cities were represented
In one night's photographic operation
in the Belmont avenue residence.
An -officer, to whom the victims
appealed in confidence for advice as
to What to- do- following a demand
that was- made upon each for a lump
sum of thousands, declared that a
very ' rich' Ban - Francisco lumberman
and a very rich Portland lumberman,
accompanied - by a very rich Seattle
lumberman,, confessed that they had
Thin Folks Who
. WouM Be Fat
Za crass la Weight 10 Pounds or Mors.
"I'd certainly give most anything to
be able to fat up a few pounds and
fctajr that way, declares evary exces
sively thin msn or woman. Such a re
sult . Js . not i Impossible, despite past
failures. -Most thin people are victims
of mal-nutrltion, a condition which
prevents ths. fatty elements of food
from being taken up by the blood, as
they, are, v when .the powers of nutri
tion, are normal. Instead of getting
into the. blood, much of the fat and
flesh producing elements stay in the
Intestines until they pass from the
body as waste.
To correct this condition and to pro
dues a healthy, normal amount cf fat,
the nutritive. processes must l arti
ficially supplied wtth the power which
nature has denied them. Tnls can
probably best p accomplished by eat
ing, a- Sargol tablet with every meal
Sargol. is a careful combination of six
splendid assimilative agents. Taken
wtth meals they mix with the food, to
turn the sugars and starches of what
you hav eaten Into rich, ripe nourish
ment for the tissues and blood and Its
rapid effect has been in many cases
reported, remarkable. Reported gains
of from ten to twenty-five pounds In
a single month are by no means Infre
quent. Tet its action la perfectly nat
ural and' absolutely harmless. Sargol
Is sold by all druggists everywhere
and every package conjtalna a guaran
tee of weight Increase or money back.
NOTE Sargol Is recommended only
s a flesh builder and while excellent
results In cases of nervous indigestion,
etc., have been reported, care should be
takerv about using It unless' a gain of
weight is desired. ; -(Adv.y
Ciop suffering from i
Shae. tn wonder , working
headache wafer, has re lie-red ,
thousands "of suflerers from
11 forma et cbrenie sad occasional
haadach.a-.witb a after eifeets.
Iaaiat- an Sb if yetir sragciat caa -not
suyply yen. sasd as his sacas.
toadaehea of
,uis war 14 .
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Etroit.U.S-A.
all been photographed in the. Belmont days, the fruits of the new campaign,
avenue pitfall la "the course of an. The Teuton losses, as reported by Am
evening's call. ;jy . --, sterdam. during the few days of the
The officer appealed to advised offensive.- have' been the- largest : in
them to defy the blackmailers to do tlv month. . '-.'; - - -
their worst, which was done. - x Parl dispatch to tbs Times, while
'v emphasising the importance of the
- 311 SS Clayburg . Will . Fight. - conflict, said that the tseraendous Ger-
t tos Anselea, CaU Feb. 2j TJ. P.) man losses assured defeat of the Ver-
A etrong fight against extradition un campaign, because sv vKrury woumj
to Seattle on a blackmailing . charge . involve too great a sacrifice,
win be made by Miss Isabel Clayburc. I the gains claimed by Berlin are
it was declared today. . '. . j true, her soldiers are now approaching
'An application for a writ of habeaalih rt tha town. One more
Mrnn am tvn man' it is drive, equal to the last, may allow the
returnable before Judge Frank R- WU- German 4 2 centimeter guns to opan
Us neatt Tuesday. At -tat time Shar. ""Z'l"' :. - . -
Iff Cllno must appear in court' with ?r"a'J tatemeni yesterday
hi.' prisoner-and show cause why she f'!,; f1"1, J5,,M'
shouldot be) released. v.';- v. H'l !f?l !2SLKint" f
Th fight Is also being carried to ! 7 " "ZL.iZ
covers, about 25 miles, while at last
reports the Oermans Were about 10
Sacramento. The girl's attorney' tmv
communicated '. with Governor John
son' of rise, announcing their desire
for s hearing on the extradition mat
ter. v'-1 '. : - ; '-S-
Police - here today : are looking ; for
another young woman who is wanted
as . a witness in the case. - There ars
no charges against hsrv She disap
peared' Just after Miss Clay burg was
arrested. '. Two men who vanished Just
after that arrest are also sought. Of
mile to the north of Verdun.
, The crown prince has been appointed
commander-in-chief of the Alsace and
Meuse region. -".'"i-' v .
. Germajis Ixs) 60,000.
Parish Feb.' 24.--(I. H. 8.) Get-
I mani great offensive on the Verdun
fleers searched, their apartments and . to MtlmtUM, mads here today. It was
found their wearing appam acauereu by military, men the Teutons'
SECRETARY OF STATE :
:BENV:OLCOTTfiLES:
FOR RE-NOIYIINATIQN
Promises Administration of
Affairs Guided by Business
Principles, Common Sense;
mother. The funeral will be held this
afternoon. . '
around, but no sign of them.
Miss Crayburr F ao no1
know them.
TOWNS NEAR H
VERDUN WON
BY GERMANS
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casualties -must have reached' at least
that number before their advance was
halted., ,
-Confidence is felt here that Gen
era! Humbert's 200,000. men will suc
cessfully balk further efforts of
Crown Prince Frederlch to - capture
the strategic roads and positions
wnlch are believed to"- be his objec
tive. - - ..- . .. - : - ;.
For Prince' Glory.
Paris. Feb, 24 j (I. N. S.) That the
German offensive .at Verdun was a
Salem,' .Or., Feb. " 24.- Ben W. Olcott
filed today . as a candidate for re
nomination by ' the Republican - party
for. secretary of - state. His state
ment is as follows:
' "Continue, as In the past, to devote
my-entire time and give : the closest
personal - attention to the duties of
secretary of state -controlled by none
and ' Influenced . only by a desire to
give the greatest. degree of efficiency
at the smallest possible cost. -
-f. The following is his slogan:' "Ad.
ministration of . . state affairs - guided
solely by business principles and. com
mon sense-,: .,, v..
Industrial Work Pamphlet. '
Salem. Or..-Feb. 24. Superintendent
of Public - Instruction, .Churchill . has
just Issued beautifully Illustrated
pamphlet for the boys and girls Inter
ested in industrial - club work. The
booklet give ' a review of the past
year's : work, with , some ; suggestions
for this yearn;i?;-:-.X Vf-
Mrs. Harrington - Sues. ,( '
Salem, Or.', Feb. 2 4. Charginj cruel
and Inhuman treatment, Alzlna Bliven
Harrington today filed suit for a di
vorce ' - against Albert K. Harrington.
They were married in 1S03, and have a
son 11 years old. Monthly allmcny of
$12.50 is askedv
John 1 Harris Divorced.
- Salem. Or.. Feb.: 2 4 John It. Harris
was granted a divorce from Margaret
A. Harris today on the ground of de
sertion. They were married in. New
York in .1912, and' have no children or
property" , ,. . . ,
ti&l law was declared today la Chang
Sha, capital of Hunan,; because et a
revolutionary outbreak. ' . . - a
Girls! Act Now!
Hair .Coming Out
Means Dandruff
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f-.i'-" y . :(; . . ' V . . . .." '.
25-Cent": "Danderine" : Will
Save Your Hair, and Dou-
ble Its Beauty.'
Try This! Your Hair Gets
Soft, Wavy, , Abundant
and Glossy at Once.
Samogneux, Paris said, the Germans
were thrown back, while in a new on- desDerate effort by the kaiser to re-
si ugh t against Beaumont, seven miles cover prestige for Crown Prince Fred-1 ery
iraruicub yk T w i. i ericn was we wenex neia in miiiiaxy
many nienf i circles here today. Fearing for his
Both Berlin and Paris indicate that ; son's future as a result of the lat
the struggle on the 26 mile front had tr failure to lead his armv to any
continued without cessation durin the j decisive victories, those holding this
view say WlThelm may have decided
to send his forces, which have been
heavily reinforced recently, in a vigor.
. Jarrl Tjoses Arm.
Salem. Or.. Feb. 84. Albert Jarrl.
employed as an oiler in the Spauldlng
Logg1ng company saw mill here, got
his right arm caught in gears. today
and it was crushed eo badly that am
putation above the elbow was neces
sary. Jarrl says - something struck ' him
on the head and knocked him down
and in groping' around half uncon
scious he was caught In the machin-
nlghi.
Drive on Farls- Jixpected.
Conceding that the German 42 cent!
meter grns might reduce Verdun to ous attempt to restore the people's
ruins, critics admitted that the Ger- i confidence in the crown prince.
.nans must pierce a remarkable sys-1 Military experts here point out
t-m of defensive field positions ' be- that the Germans unquestionably
fore - thy can actually begin a drive went beyond the realms of military
toward Paria Talk of such a drive is expediency ' in selecting Verdun as
current The prince's efforts are said the point for their offensive, as the
to be only the preliminaries to a des- strength of the French lines made a
perate movement on the French cap- j decisive result practically Impossible,
ital. It is declared that the French cap-
But In his onward march the crown t tired, with the bayonet, more ground
prince has yet to cope with -row after ' in the first - day- of the battle of
row of strongly rortinea neia posi- unampajne in septemoer tnan the
tiona, protecting Verdun from both the Germans have taken in three days'
front and rear. i righting at Verdun, in that battle
In the earlier assaults, several the French tooK 20,000 . prisoners.
wntie only 3900 have been taken by
the Germans at Verdun.
whole corps of Teutons were slain.
It is predicted here that the. German
losses will be so great as to defeat
the present offensive, though the
French, too, have lost heavily.
FRENCH ADMIT LOSING
POSITIONS NEAR THE
FORTRESS OF VERDUN
Paris, Feb. 24. (L N. S.) In a co
lossal emash for the great fortress
of Verdun, with Parle probably as the
Objective, the German offensive on the
western front, led by Crown Prince
Frederloh, continued with unabated
Berlin Announces Success.
Berlin, Feb. 24. (TJ. P.) Detaining
further successes in the mighty fight
for Verdun, the war office today an
nounced that the German forces had
captured Brabant-sur-Meuse, Haumont
woods, Samogneux, Jood and Herbs,
also the wooded district north and
northwest of Beaumont. These villages
are within a radius of seven miles of
the Verdun forts, against which the
crown prince's drive is directed.
Knox Given Commlseion.
Salem, Or., Feb. 24. Governor
Witbycoxnbe today Issued a commis
sion as captain of coast artillery to
Boy R. Knox, of Albany.
Requisition for Rosenberg.
Salem, Or., Feb. 24. -Governor
Withycombe today issued a requisi
tion on the governor of California for
t Rosenberg, wanted in Coos county
for obtaining money under false pretenses.
Hayes Is Arrested.
Salem Or.. Feb. 24. O. A. Hayes
waa aurrested here today ' on a charge
of passing a counterfeit $5 bill on
the Spa confectionery. He was turned
over to h federal officer who came
hers from Portland at noon.
Paris' Is Objective.
Amsterdam. Feb. 24. (I. N. S.)
That Parts is the objective of the
mlghtv offensive 1 nausru rated - bv tha
vigor toaay. ureat uerman guns are Germans on the western front, was the
keeping up an uninterrupted bombard
merit, but the French are-fighting val
lantly, and today's communique Indi
cates that the allied lines are holding.
Staggering losses have been inflict
ed by each side over a front of 25
miles. French statements claim the
Teutonic losses are rapidly approach
ing the 60,000 mark, adding that the
battle is rapidly developing into the
greatest of the war.
French Admit Setback.
A setback for the French, however.
was admitted In today's communique.
It stated that the French have evacu
ated Brabant-Sur-Meuse and that the
Germans also had succeeded in recaptur
ing xnost of the positions lost to the
French at Bols Des Caures, east of
Brabant-bur-Meuse.
All German assaults near Haumont
have been repulsed to date.
Tn spite of the launching of enor
mous numbers . in mass formation
against Samogeux. the communique
added, "the Germans were frustrated
with heavy losses in their efforts to
storm the position.
Brabant-Sur-Meuse. now held by the
Teutons, lies six miles north of Ver
dun and is on the eastern bank of, the
Meuse, occupying an Important strate
gical position.
Picked German troops from the Rus
sian and Balkan campaigns are en
gaging in the great offensive and they
are attempting to press forward In
spite of -the hurricane of lead and fire
unchained by the allies.
North of Verdun .the battle con
tinued all night with the same in
tensity as that which marked yester
day's .engagement extending from the
Meustf to a point south of Ornes.
"Owing to the violence of the bom
bardment,"- said the communique, "the
French evacuated Brabant-Sur-Meuse
under' the cover of darkness and under
the protection of a ftank fire.
Battle for Woods.
A German brigade stormed Bois
Des Caures, recapturing a part of the
woods. We continue to hold the south
point of Bols Des Caures.
The withdrawal from Brabant-sur-
Meuse was necessary in order to avoid
useless losses and was carried out
with perfect order.
The enemy advanced with extreme
dlfflcultv and after making many sac
rifices was "unable to break.- through
our .front at a single point.
A terrific bombardment is in pro
gress between omes and Fromesey.
"The Germans. In Lorraine gained
foothold : at ; one of our. advance
posts in the forest of Cbimlnet, but
was immediately expelled.
"Aeroplanes last night dropped 45
projectiles on the station at Metx-
ctablon and the - gas factory. Numer
ous, fires were observed."
opinion voiced by military experts here
today. Crown Princa Frederich, they
say, has been reinforced by some of
the finest of Germany's troops and
that no tffort will be spared to cap
ture Tbul. Belfort and Verdun.
More Filings Today.
Salem. Or., Feb. 24. Democratic fil
ings for office today were as fol
lows: T. E. J. Duffy.- Prineville, circuit
judge of Crook and Jefferson; Fred
W. Hyndman, Klamath Falls, repre
sentative from Crook, Grant, Jeffer
son. Klamath and Lake counties; C. C.
Jackson of Halsey, delegate to the na
tional Democratic convention, first
congressional district.
Republican filings were as follows:
Joseph S. Kent, Klamath Falls, dis
trict attorney Klamath county; T. A.
Weinke, Condon, district attorney for
Gilliam county; M. E. Brink, Prineville,
circuit Judge for Crook and Jefferson
counties.
Mrs. Reynolds Dies.
Salem, Or., Feb. 24. Mrs. Mary Jory
Reynolds, a well . known resident of
the Ankeny hills, nine miles south of
Salem, died Wednesday, aged 63 years.
She is survived by her husband, Frank
R. Reynolds, two daughter and her
; Motor Was Wrecked.
Salem. Or 'Feb. 24.- A motorcycle
ridden by F. Jasper, 307S Portland
road was demolished'- but . he escaped
with a few bruises and scratches when
his machine met a street car in col
lision at the intersection of Hood and
Sixth streets. .
New Corporations Filed.
Salem. Or., Feb. 24. The Oregon As
bestos mines; Otto Berg, Herman Man
gold and B. Sturchler, Incorporators,
capital stock. $5000, place of business,
Portland ; and the Troy - Lumber 00m
pany. J. H. Moore of Bartlett and G;
L. Smith, D. A. silver, F. A. Richman
and I J. Harding of Troy, capital
stock $5000, filed articles of incorpor
ation with Corporation Commissioner
Schulderman today.
Articles changing the name of the
Krste VdTllner Understltzung Vereln
Maite Beth Malh- Chayin to First Voli
ner Benefit association Maite Beth
Meier Chaylm were filed. Articles dis
solving the Alaska Oil & Guano Co.
were also filed.
Martial Law in Chang-Sha.
Shanghai. Feb. 24. (I. N. 8.) Mar-
Save your hair! Beautify it! It Is
only a matter of using a little Dander
ine occasionally to have a head of
heavy, beautiful hair; soft, : lustrous
wavy and free from drfndruff. , It Is"
easy and inexpensive to have -pretty,
charming hair , and lots of It Just
get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine now all drug stores rec
ommend it apply a little ' as directed
and wlthtn ten minutes there will be
an appearance of abundance; freshness,
fluff iness and an ; incomparable gloss
and lustre, and try as you will you
cannot find . a trace of dandruff or
falling hair; but your real surprise will
be -after about two weeks use, when
you will see new hair fine and downy
at first yes but really new hair
sprouting, out air over your, scalp
Danderine is, we believe, the only sure
hair grower; destroyer of dandruff and
cure .for Itchy scalp and it never falls
to stop falling hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is, moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one email strand at a time.
Tour hair will be soft, glossy and beau
tiful in Just a few .moments a delight
ful surprise awaits everyone who tries
this. (Adv.)
I AM VERY PROUD OF
MY ORGANIZATION
Years of Constant Effort
Has' Built for Me a
Great Tailoring:
, Concern.
. . By Ray Barkhurst
9 I just, wish to tell in a few
words what a wonderful tai
loring I organization we have
x, built iip? at the corner of Sixth
and Stark- streets. : ,
I I pride myself on having one of
he best- cutlers and designers in
'"tneWest, and it's no easy matter
to get a real first-class xutter and designer.
tj My coat, pants and vest makers are the best that money can
, hire, because I firmly believe that a well-made garment is your
best salesman. j ,
9 My selection of Woolens are second to none, I take very great
care in making my purchases, because I know that goods well
bought are half sold.
3 I will continue these talks in future announcements in this
paper watch forhemJ I want you to know that you can pur
chase here the best.Suits in the city made to order at a less
price than you usually pay. -
PARIS IS OBJECTIVE
OF VERDUN ATTACK: -
BUT 132 MILES AWAY
London. Feb. 24. (TJ. p.) The Ger
man crown prince's gigantic offensive
around Verdun is the beginning of a
renewed drive toward Paris, according
to Amsterdam advices from Beiiin to
day. : . ; y - .
With thousands of guns blasting the
defenses,'- the plan , Is - to- wreck the
-Verdun fortress, . and then begin a '
smash toward the French capital. 132
miles away. - ; Berlin was reported to
believe that, . should ' Verdun rail, it '
would mark the beginning of the end)
of the war. -;..- v 1
Fully, 500,000. men are engaged in
the struggle in the woods to the north 1
nd-northeast of the fortress, . whUo '
extremely tierce artillery . .and infan
try, moves are 'taking- place on both i
banks of the Meuse. . J
The Amsterdam dispatches told of j
streams) of wounded Germans heading I
into - Gennanrt during vine past - two J
ATTEND THE
of the
MorgaiiffAtchley Stock
' At the Corner of Grand Ave. and East Stark ,
J THIS STOCK tWAS '
SOLD BY THE CREDITORS
. ; - - to the
Gevurtz Fiiraitiire Go.
WHO ARE CONDUCTING THE SALE
i
Doors Open Tomorrow Morning, 9 o'Clock
PLACE OF SALE; COR. GrtAND' AVE.
AND EAST STARK '
) V v O,
If I sold high-grade clothing, in a
high - rent, ground - floor store I
would have to charge, expenses up
to my customers by adding on
profit. Swell fixtures, huge elec
tric signs, expensive window dis
plays all would have to be paid
for out of the profit made on the
suits I sold.
IN MY, UPSTAIRS STORE I
dispense with the above expensive
items and give you - -
j More for Your Money
$20 Suits for f READY 1 $25 Suits for
$7S 1 wear Sm 1 8.75
The Elevator Saves You Dollars'' -
JIMMY DUNN ciSSe-r
315-16-17 Oregonian Bldgi, Sixth and Alder
ELEVATOR TO 3d FLOOR
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My Car?"
What!
"hfes! skidrled--and it's up to jrou Yoil failed to provide
the chauffeur with Tire Chains. Only good luck saved
yourwifefrom paying the supreme penalty for your negli
gence." She's on the way to the hospital,painfully injured. :
but the doctor thinks.shell pull through.' You'd better
hurry to the hospital and then report to Headquarters".
How strange it is that disas
ter must come to some men
before r they realize that all
makes and types of tires will
skid on wet pavements 5 and
muddy roads when not equipped
with Chains. . I . ,
These men do not appreciate,
until too late, that by failing to .
provide Weed An ti-Sldd Chains
they -expose their families to
injury and death.
- The timet to provide against
accidents is before they hap
pen. Don't wait until after the
first skid. Put Weed Chains
on all four, tires at the first in
dication of slippery going and
you wQI have quadruple pro
tection v against injury, death,
. cadamage and law suitsv : : ,
Wetd Chains are Sold for All Tire by Dealers EverywKer 4 i
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The purposej of a name is
to identify its owner,, but
ultimately, it serves also to iden
v tify whatever qualities of mind and
heart its owner possesses, so that
in the last analysis a good name
is like the title page of Hamlet
it bespeaks the quality of the
contents.
Twenty-five years ago De
pendable was a name to
day it is an institution a
two-fold syonym for coffee
and satisfaction a guaran
tee of highest quality in
coffee, delicate ; flavor, in- ''
vincible strength, freshness
and uniformity; and also .a
guarantee- that a reduced
price and a consequently re
duced quality will never be
resorted to in , order to sell
it.
Such is the prestige of a NAME.
Trace "Feature D" in Dependable products.
All answers suitably rewarded.
"Country xClubM at 35c
per pound, is the equal of
many 40c coffees.
"Hpo' -for those who pre
fer a 3oc coffee Is as good
as you can buy at the price.
D WIGHT EDWARDS COMPANY
Portland, Of a.
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