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THE SALEM CAPIT AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1915. FRANCE MAY LOSE THREE German Agents Said to Be Behind Uprising Against the French Government The; Hague, Jun. 4. The French face an exceedingly grave nitnation in Mo rocco, according to advices received here today from German sources. ' The natives, usually quiet, became very unruly indeed when war broke out in Europe, it was stilted, and the num ber, boldness and activity of the rebels baa increased rapidly ever since. And the French, not being occupied with their campaign against the Her mans, it was agreed that they doubtless would have suppressed the uprising long before the present. At exactly tho time, however, when strong forces were needed to deal with the Moors, it was said troops were being withdrawn whol-wilo lYom northern Africa. The weakened forces which remained were declared to have suffered a series of severe dcfeatH at tho rebels' hands, with the result that the latter enined swiftly in confidence and were able tt add large numbers of recruits to their forces. At this timo, it was staled, the French are steadily losing ground, and are on the defensivo everywhere. The prediction was made that unless heavy drafts are made from their arm ies in F.urope tho Gallic authorities will soon loso control completely of this Af rican possession. Their losses were re ported to have been, in proportion of their numbers, enormous already. Whe ther or not German agents are stirring up toe rebels, or, as has been rumored, actually leading them in some cases, was not stated in any of the dispatches received from Germany, but iuasmunh as the development- unquestionably is of much value to the kaiser, such sto ries wens thought likely enough. INSANE MAN WOULD CLEAR PENDER OF WEHRMAN MURDER (Continued on Page Three.) GRANGE MEETING and one in her head aud the iitHo son was found dead in another bed with u bullet hole in his head. All of the shots were lired from short range. In-making his confession. .Siercks told the story of his crime nnd all of the circumstances leading up to it, whica, thie conversant with the his tory of tho case, say fits in to a letter with tho facts.. Siercks also, in his con fession, stutes that after shooting Mrs. Wehnnan and her little son, he replac ed the revolved which he had taken from a trunk in the house, buck in the trunk and hud buried the revolver with whica he bad done the shootinir in the yard, k appears now that this re volver was dug up from the yard be fore .Siercks' confession was made. An effort was made to see Pender nt the penitentiary this morning but he refused to be interviewed by the news paper men because ho stated that he had been advised not to talk upon the subject nnd hnd no statement to mako. nneu lniormcd of the confession of Siercks by the prison authorities this morning ho Bcemed agreeably surprised and hinted that, if tho confession prov ett to be the truth, that he hoped to be given his liberty very soon. . He has been incarcerated in jail and the peni tentiary for about three years. Governor Calls It Vindication. "If the confession of Blcrcks proves to be the genuino article," said Gover nor West this morning, in discussing the case with the newspaper represen tatives, "it means that one life of an innocent man has been saved as the result of the abolishment of capital punishment in this state, and I have boen fully vindicated in my tight for the iight in my struggle for bringing about this reform, even though 1 have been abused most unmercifully by both the press and public opinion in the state. There seems no question ns to the confession of Siercks being gen uine, according to tho officials who were rrsponsiblo far having secured it, and it seems that he is sane enough to J know what he is doing and what he is (talking about. So far as granting PCn- France and Belgium Floods tie up military operations in north; Frauce aviators destroy German dirigible sheds and kill several at Ktterbcek. Germany French claim slow steady gains, attended by des perate fighting, in Alsace. Russia Germans launch new flanking movement from north west against Warsaw; Turkish successes claimed in Trans caucasia. Austria Russian invnsion of Hungary through Carpathians temporadily checked. England Stock exchange op ens for first timo since war began. Italy Vatican announced flerpiany, Austria England, Russia, Turkey and Servia havo agreed to send hopelessly dis abled war prisoners home and Frauce and Montenegro are ex pected to acquiesce also. Turkey Attempted landing of Russian marines at Jaffa repulsed. AT VI I IflTT DP ATDIC a mutter for the courts to decide as to his complete exoneration before this of- lice ran take formal knowledge of the of the Elliot case." Even though Pender was convicted Mrs. Rogers Will Probably RecoverLife s Story Is Unearthed by Police EAST AND WEST IN THE GREAT WAR AS LINE NOW STAND The regular mooting Prairie grunge was held December 2(1, The morning session was given over to of the crime, purely upon circumstantial tho business of the grange. After i evidence, his friends and some of those lunch excellent music was furnished by j well versed in criminology, among the Graham's orchestra. Following this,, latter being George A. Thatcher, of O. Voget, maqagor of the Hubbard , Portland, wero convinced of his inno creamery, was introduced nnd nave an Pence ""d v been working hard interesting talk, tie pointed out tboi f. 'r. . . ""--conviction to csrniinsn Arnnv known was learned to necessity of his manufacturing a first-? ""tity of the murde.cr. 8iork,- gTlK class finished product and invited the;""' moral iieg,;ueiuie . , -m Nw y0,.v New, York, Jan. 4. -John Rogers aired 2 years, son of Mrs. Ida Snitfen Rogers ! who took bicholorido of mer cury severnl days aoo and then fed the poison to her twe children, died early today nt Lebanon hospital. Tho other cjiild died Christmas day. Physicians declared today thut Mrs. Rogers, has a chnnc.i to ineorvr, nnd Assistant District. Attorney Martin an nounced that he will take action against' her soon. Mrs. Rogers has :dinitted that Lorly Elton Rogers was tho lather of her two children, but not her hus band. She said she took the poison and gave it' to her children because Rogers' lesal wifo formerly Miss Caroline Oid- dings, lister of Professor Biddings of .Columbia university, refused to divorce Rogers so she and Roger could legitim ize their children. The history of Mrs. Roger, as she fn.ftrtnrfit inn nf thn fiirtiinfu in Imn.llinn 1 and an imbecile, has lonu their cream in such a manner as to on- """PP'd of connection with the crime sure the least possible waste or eliminn-1 a"J th"! "P"," w strengthened. tinn nf it in ,-linrnin,, Tim ldi,.,,.w.., vaen 0DO"t year ago on.i about a ro that the fnrmers of Elliot Prairie nnd vicinity are going to take hold of this proposition in such a manner that tho management of the creamery will be better able to pay top prices for cream nnd to guarantee their product ns first class in 'nil respects nnd the equal of any on the murket. With a J surjinuww' ' WliMAlJ3SWir55V i lb l,Ji,NL J S Xtanfl 0101' 1 2 vas- , oinva fid Unusual Value Giving BISHOP'S READY-TAILORED CLOTHES NOW UNDER-PRICED It's our time for clearance; the goods we bought for fall and winter selling are now to be closed out. We take our inventory January loth and we want to have as few goods on hand as possible.. Our policy will be: Extra special reductions to move the goods quickly. Here are the figures on some of the bargains we are offering: MEN'S SUITS $25.00 VALUES, NOW. . .$19.83 SPECIAL $14.85 $20.00 VALUES, NOW. . .$16.95 SPECIAL $14.55 $15.00 VALUES, NOW. . .$12.65 SPECIAL $11.75 MEN'S HEAVY FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.25 VALUES, NOW 75c MEN'S WORK GLOVES REGULAR 75c VALUES NOW 35c SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON MEN'S AND BOYS' OVER COATS, BOYS' SUITS, HATS, SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR This combination map shows two war areas of importance. At top is the eastern theater where three distinct campaigns are going on, namely, in! East Prussia in Poland and in Galicia.! The lower map shows the battle front in Flanders where the allies aro at tempting to push the Germans back. WOODBURN NEWS She married Arthur Walters, pud they livo.l in in anartmcnt here until the eounlo met Rogers. A short time Inter he woman disappeared. altera fin ally left New York, remarried aud is now living sonicwhere'in New Jersey, Rogers maintained his policy of silence today, and is doing everything he can to conceal news of his relations u-ltli the woman, lie also urged. his Assistant . 'is- year after the murder of Mrs. Wchr ninn and her little son ho coinmittud an iittemut to ravish his own nothor nnd was adjudged Innnnc and com mitted to the insane asylum. Mr. Thatcher, with thn aid nf Super- i..i u,.i., n it... u..i..... ,., , ' 1 , ' ... ' . . frioiuls to keen silent ami i nu iiiun niiici.aieii 01 tie pen- . . . ' w i,. ,r imi.l tentinrv. h,. been labotins hnr.l with " Attorney Mart n however sl id creamery equipped in a most up-to-date ; Sierk in trying to clear up the mvstery V'0!,c i 1 i . rrvoiil manner nnd a wide-awake manager at j but he has always, while at times a,,, phoned him nnd prom iHO.t to rc the helm, every producer of butter fnt parently on the verge of making dean something heretofore unknown ion in this section, in behnlf of his own breast of the crime, maintained that he ! l'ornl"K 11,0 'n"(', interests, should patronize our home was innocent. Last night however, at creamery. Let the grangers especially ' a specially arranged interview, hi) wns 'prove the value of their organisation taken to the office of Dr. Steiner in by working in unity for a cause that tho presenco of Dr. Hteiner, ( linplnin will surely be a benefit to nil. j MacLaron nnd Assistant Superintend- Lecturer K. T. O. ' ent L. F. Griffith, of tho nsyluw, but he declined to make n-ntatement until DRINKS QUART OF ALCOHOL. ' Drs. .steiner nnd Griffith left, he and Rev. MacLnrcn alone, when 8ierl( tin- DIES OF BROKEN HEART WHEN HUSBAND IS JAILED Los Angeles, ( nl., Jan. ). Mrs. J. K. ' ally consented nfter tho fear rf pun Howard, 50, drank a quart ot wood nl-lisliment by hanging hud been removed, eohol today and died nt tho reeelviuir I to mnke a full confession of tho crime l,nu;i.,l ll,v-ui.,:n..u tl,.-n un i wl,tol, )wi .1 .t tn Rnv. fncT.uren. and nicinn of vaiil'nucv n.l,l;..i.l .!.,,. .,) l,u,l i,nnn later in the nresence of tho others and I visited him in iail and begged the .jail despondent because she had beiu unable! before a stenographer ers to permit her to remain with him J.os Angeles, Cnl., Jan. 4 Mrs. Her eon! Mnsais is dead today of a broken heart, doctors at the receiving hospital said, becnuso her husband hnd been sent to inll. Mnsnis wus arrested on sus- yesteruay ins wne to diM-ontinuo their i.se. You cannot afford to miss reading the Journal Want Ads every day. SALEM SOCIAL SERVICE CENTER Sierk. a vnunir miin nf hut S years in his cell. When she was sent away of age is a confirmed imbecile but, isjshe stood in the corridor as tiie. steel caPabln of oood reisoning powers andldmrs cliinaed behind her, and then understood what it mean: to iuko tno dropped dead. oatn, ann ne signed ine cumessiun without hesitation aftor ho had un burdened his mind nnd fonscieive of tho recital of Hie details ufhis move- j jors nient up to, including and niter me commission of the de'd. Bierk's con-,ne fesaion covers every uetnu or mo com- jn (f'apital Journal Biiecial Service. Woodburn Or., Jan. 5. Miss Gladys Warner who has been spending the holidays with her parents will return to her work in Snlem today. Fr. OTnrrell spent today in Portland with friends. Miss Lois Clemens of Portland is the guest of Miss Carrie Wnterbury. John Becker of Portluud has boen the guest of his parents during the holi days. Mrs. J. Sr. I'oormnn returned nfter spending severnl days with her mother Mrs. Kllis who lives near Salem R. P. Moore, who has been visiting his father, returned to his homo in San Francisco the fore part of the week. Mrs. If. I. Price of Dallas tins been tho guest of her parents for the pust two weeks. Mrs. F, Knpper and son of Port- laud who have been visiting nt the home of her uncle aud mult, Mr. ami Mrs. K. Hoscoe, returned home Satur day. Mrs. A. J. Da ml nd son of Seattle, are visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Gnviu. Raymond dlatt attended n dancing party at the Irvington club in Portland Wednesday evening given by tho DelU Tnii Delta Alumni. Miss Hazel llitney spent the week with friends nnd relatives in Aurora, (', F. Rundel of Portland spent the forepart of the week in Woodburn on,,. f0 ,,; , i(.h Wi, ii i vr. i v ic i , , li Reynolds Clarence Kruno, Chnncey Mr. and Mrs. L. Franklin and infant ; ,-.n .. U'.n.. (i.:.,..i SALEM WOOLEN MILLS STORE I ran out and washed my hands a basin on the porch. The towel Tuesday In Woodburn visiting friends. Misses Mui-y nnd Madge and Stephen Scollard entertained a number of their friends aj a five-hundred party Tues day evening. The rooms were beauti fully decorated in Oregon grape, mistle toe anil red paper bells. Kight tables of the game was played. Miss Avon McKitniey and Wayne Hill won high score nnd 'ceeived the prizes. A de- ,,..., :. ,.i i, v; M,...n.. PikcI, Switzerland, Jan. I. A i isli. rnoso eninying tno eveiniigi .i"K"i" i.miu i.imii were: Misses Delia nnd Nora Deck,! m,lv ' persons wliom the government i 'ai.t ITALY SENDING MANY AWAY FROM fAITWTRV mini 1 ivviii vvuilllll i Exodus of Germans and Austrians to Switzerland May Cause Trouble iu That Country. ! fault with their manner of pri'wrvln.r their neutrality. Conscipiciitly it was deoincd likely that (he exils would ulsn bo invited to quit Switzerland too, unless they bo huveil with the utinust disnetion. Humors were current (hat tho pres ent semi-voluntary exodus from Italy would lie followed by the forcible ,- pulsion of certain persons who failed to buskl'"'' "" ,t"' ov'iiniients' hint that they nu iuiik' r nuiiit'ii in mil evil ill IV. secret was ninde of tho Hint the " uiidcsiiablc Sadie Richmd, Avon M. Kuiney, Kthel noiiric.i suppose.u.v on account r I huhimx-t I of spving. The Italian secret ii ..Li.... reuse! si iiris nir iro n i e t i1 hiiiiii him. . ., i , , ,.. . ..ii. , . - - ; ; iiiince nave lieen Hodllliji Gwendolyn Warner, Nettie Brnyles,! and Mildred Green and .Margaret Fish, majority were lustrinns, wnn i.erni'ins ,t,-j,.t siirveillnnce. of Port.lnnil and .Messrs. Willurd ol lul bert Cole, llav McKiniiev, Al Heck, Glenn Pnrr Ra'vmond (llnt't, J. C. Scol- friends and relatives in Union of Fraternal, Ilollgloua, Civic, Industrial and Other Orgnnlratlons and Citizens ot Salem for Mutual Aid. Refer all enlls for relief or aid to the Canter. It is mndo up of all other re lief auencies of the city and hence it is equally yours, Ily using it you rcn-lbeen drinking with some men on the tier all separnto relief boards and sgen-lfnmi nf J. L. Smith, about five miles eie unnecessary and thereby save cost, from llillsboro, and went to bed about trouble snd wiiBte in duplicated effort . 7 o'clock; tnen got up about ":'M and and expense. 'walked over to Vallo Vista, a station on j the United Railways, and took the Any one having or knowing of work electric car for Uuilington. There I for either women or men should cull got off and stole s speeder from the up phone number IBIS, tho V. W. 0. A,, I llurlington enrshop section boss nnd for the former, and the Men's Club, wont down to Scnppooso on tho listed abovo for tho latter. I Northern Pacific lino, there crossed lover and went on the electric tram, Relief for local families, women and 'which crossed over tn this woman's children. Food, clothing, fuel, medical place crossed at Parsons statio.i. treatment, otc., Mrs. W. K. Anderson,! There I ditched It and went nnd stole chairman relief ccsnmlttce, 14PI Court 'a revolver out of a trunk In Hanson street, phono 23H4-M, V to 12 a. m. He 'and Wiley's cabin, broko It open with prepired to give name, nddress, etc., In clawhammer ' llunson ami Riley r What most married men would re oico to sec is n wnr tax on oia imcnr days with Woodburn, Miss Cora Gilbert who attends school In Sntam arinnt thn hnliilnvs H-itli lnr mission of tho crime and fits in per- w hanging by the door nnd I wil'"! i parents here. fectlv with the stories no luiu to 'l"-my hands on it, 1 took the key una 1ex KHnjn n0 has been visiting MacUren and Drs. Stniaor nud Grif- threw it away. his ton Royal returned to Oakland, run nerore ine coniesarjn itn-n Then I tooK ine gun dock to miry , fft. Katurdny. (o wriiing. Governor West gave out!,,,,,) Hansen's anil put it In the trunk. Mrs. (.'has. Dean returned after spend tho following statement cunecriing Sierk 's confession nod the ststus of the fender case, this morning: The Confossion. The complete confession of Rierks is: "J, John (I. II. Sierks, sny that on Labor dnv. September 4, HIM, I had son of Wendling are spending the holi- ... N ,'. ,,... ,. Snt,v :' lionncy, Nell ami Gladys Hmklcy , ' -s" unsiug u ine war siiiiiiiki:i, police have been sliudowinir such Helen Scollard Mario and Othella '"ut their presence on Jtnlrin sou was tscln-elv since the war bomm Alctha Hitney, Liln Jerinnn, 110 "'"fcr desired. ,, fr,,iMlll,rNi ,,v,,n ,)f neutral nn- iii'-so muni! n i, nns sum u . ,,ns lumi iiii,I,.i- i,.r.. n 1, nest in number and the luilnnce iniidel up of a miscellaneous scattering of nationalities. Hv no means nil the Austrian? find Germans were returning to tln-ir own countries. A large prnpoilinn of them were crossing the Swi,s fionli"r, ap parently wishing to remain ns close (i Italy as possible, presumably wi'h a view to watching developments I here at the closest range permitted t hem. This was anything hu yn'.isfiielniy (O the Swiss authorities, who are nuxioiiH i above everything to avoid coinpiica- itions whu h might embroil 111 'in nl (he Portland with friends. correctly, and be sure tho need is gen ulno. More rumors often give busy workers unnecessary trouble, Anneals far food, nlins or Imluinir hv transients at your doors should bo re s lantern fcrred tm Center t hendquarters for mon (Men's club), 4iW Ferry street. If you wish to givo them food in return for sorvlces a book of ten menl tickets, costing tl will 'nve Its rot many times over. A menl ticket will give them food tnd food only, nliin, This clawhammer hnd only ono iluw. 1 took tne cluwliamtnor and threw It In Pcuder's tent, then went up to this woman's cabin. I found Mrs. Wchrmnn coming from the cabin with This was about i" o eiocn. I saw her go in tho house Insurance Vou don't havo to worry If you in sure your property iu a company Hint is lill years old. The London paid $7,000,000 (gross) losses arising from tho San Fraucisco disaster. This in n. much rrrcuter Dnllas. Or., Jan. 4. The Dallas Fire it- .....rii... : , ...... ..,.:.i i n rrl. 1 .,J, Mr. Wl.hrn.lin 1 I..- ..-I . .k- k- f l,.'l -lll I...1.I ll. .i.i.m.l Ic.,.. ' '" ". "' 7' .'"', " " ..". vum in,, iim ............ - i bo. cm in... s .uu uu.uv- ,,..,, ................... . .... ine tieiiigrrents un iipMiitiiuity to nn.i DALLAS LOCAL NOTES (Capital Journal Special Service.) buried in tho edge of the garden. Then cut. down where my car was, put it on the track and rode to Burlington. Then I took ho midnight ear from llniiington to AHnvutcher station. I got home about 4 o'clock in (he morn ing". I went to bed. I got up about ! o clock mat morning nnu wci iu work shocking grnin. My motiier mid I talked this over, but I refused to snv anything. She believed that I did it.'1 After making the confession Sieiks puffed vigorously upon a cignr and declared ho fell better than ho hnd for a long time. The records at. Hie asylum show that the man was adjudged of unsound mind nt HI. Helens September 23, 11112, nnd was received at (he asylum the next day, a little more than n year after the crime wns committed. Hiiiioriiitondcnt Steiner snvs the man Is possessed of homicidnl mntiin, nnd had thienteiied to kill his mother and father, lie has been kept iu the homicidal ward at the asylum. He cause of his mental condition, there Is little likelihood that he will be re moved from the asylum. Employment for Men.- Center's free employment bureau at the Men's club, 460 Ferry street, phono 1M7. Free to employer and employe. Through it the entire city helps to' find work for the unemployed. Donations of foodstuffs such as meats, beans, flour, sugar, potatoes, fruit, etc., would be very helpful. Brine same to 400 Ferry street, or phone 12Bi She objected and spoke to me harshly. "8he went into the house and got a gun and shot at me. The bullet went into the cabin at the right. As I went in I pulled my revolver from my hip prrket and fired three shots nt her. I fired ono shot at her at a distance and she fell and then I placed tho gun close to her forehead and fired j I then placed it on her chest and fired again. The boy was lying In bed with hi clothes on. I thought he would woke up uinl 'squeal' on me, so I fired nt him. I placed the gun choc to his lies. I and lired two shots. "I found hatchet In the wnnlboi and chopped and split her skull. . . . I was sfinid some one would catch W k lh I -f I 'kV 1 The Important of rirve strsngth and pur blood si Ihll M UIHl M wm MtliitW swi Natwr' mum HiUoMtls Store's Emmttltn IbhHi thai rtrMiMlh tfcat Mricfcoa Iks Uod, strM.tiiMi lb sal siviserstas lbs wools iriltM. PkyltUna tomrywktrt yreWs 11. It im frmm ram A Uakmi mm Omimlam t....-Trrnrw-t.i'.i.'isji nMiin-mimm. father in Portland. I quet lit tho New Scott hotel next T:icv Fr. Brungel nf Greslinm wns visiting day evening following a meeting of trio i Fr. O'Fnrrell Tuesday. I company at headquarters. hoy Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Hoffnrd and Mrs. A. .1. Rhodes, of Seattle Wash- Mrs. K. Kilen spent Wednesday in ington, is in tne city ror a snort visit Portland. j with relatives. I-. n. i.ivesuiv wus in i nruuilii ..ion- .11 rs. "line. ..niiunin nn.i ..un. i ci w-s h iiirtnn. niter nil i-vIimi, im visit nt and Tnesdav on business. Show were Portland visitors this weel. .( p i.;,.,,,,,,,, Hiivter home on North Main puny, operating under a single miiini, in this or any other conflagration, and now residing at- Corvnllis wns i "t"'lwthont n piirull.,1 .,, (lie liislmy itv this ,vc,.k visiting friends. I "C ""'""' to have fire protwtli.n Mr. and Mrs, II. It. Pinter,,,,, Jr., hns' ,ru ",r l"l'c"y m m pru returncd to their home nt Greys llivor.' ''T"'' lU 1'u,"lou A'"'' -rl'"- Mr. G. W. Wnterbury went to Leb-i onon Monday en business. ' t hester ueer and ; Gene livers of Salem was in Dallas Street. Mr. and Mrs, dauirhter returned to their home iu wero iu the city Thursday attending tho Waldo Hills Saturday after spending funeral of Mr. Down's father Jnines tho holidays with Mrs. K. Castle. Howe who died ut his homo iu Port- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Settlemier spent land, Tuesday. tho week end with friends in Portlnnd. ( hns. Vick, of Falls City was a luisi Sam Hidss of Portland spent, two! ness visitor in this city Wednesday. dnvs this week ns tho guest of Mr. and Mrs, Jnmcs Nesinith of Port land, wns Mrs. F. M. Drake. I In the city this week the guest of Mr. Mrs. J. F. Plank Is visiting hnrjand Mrs. John rr. ilnnghter Mrs. H. R I'tter of Tneonin, J. linglcy and daughter, of Mon Miss Margaret Fish spent Tuesday, mouth were business visitors In this and Wednesday as a guet of Misses , itv Wednesday. Mndge and Mary Scollard. I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar lln.yter are In Mr. nnd Mrs." Harry Bouncy and Portlnnd on a short business visit, ilnnghter Helen of Vancouver spent Mrs. Dean Collins, of Portland, Is (ho week end with his Parents, Mr. and, vihlllng ni the J. U. Collins' residence Mrs. G. H. Boiinev. Ion Court street while her hushnnd Mr. and Mrs. Leonard of ! arniinglon this week for n short visit with friends. wj(,r M,.,0e, of Falls CKy, wns a Incorporated, A. D. 1720. JOE BAUMfJARTNER, Agent .Mr. nn.i Mrs. nay Howe, or i i rtini 'i, j Dii llnei visitor several dnvs this week. I ... .. II IV " HI... IIU IIIIIDW lllll tnn, . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. ii. r. rnttcr'nn ami ilauglitcrs,' Alice in ni Dorothy arrived in Hie city D I i 1 O D...--Iyv today from Mills.lx.ro where they huYc,DeCl.tG. & DaUmgar tnCl been visiting l-elal ives for the past I week, Phone 402 347 STATE STREET Wash, are spending the week at their home of Mrs, Leonard's sister, Mrs. A. K. Reed, Adolph Glatt. returned to Pnitlnnd Snturdny nfter spending the holidays with his parents, Mrs. Climd Dunn of Dallas spent severnl days this week visiting her mother Mrs. Bradley of Woodburn. Will S'ibler attended the dance, nt Aurora Thursday. Miss Minrodu and F.lla Fahev of Snlem, are visiting friends In Wood-burn. Miss Florence Brown of Medford is oinpnnied the Rosniinns on their dip (,i California. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliiun Reed of Cur vnllls, were Dnllns visitors nt the Inline of Mr. and Mrs, . C Humsdell, Wednesday. ' C. W. lieckett cnunly cninmisslnner elect of Kola, was a Dallas visitor We.lnesdnv. Miss Myrtle Wlthrnw, of Airlie. Is visiting at (he O. C. Riimsdell home in this ritv this week. II. K. Williams, of Portlnnd was In the city Wednesday ami Thursday on business. Walter Ballnntvne Is In Iinvtnn tins visiting her sister Mrs. Walter John-j week visitini? nt the home of his sister son. I Mrs. lonis Hadley. Miss Mildred Green nf Portland Is; C. S. Graves of Bnllston, formerly visiting Miss Helen Scollard of West assessor of Polk county, was in Hie Woodburn, citv (his week on business. Chnuncey Voder of Ilubl.ord spent Clinton lleistniid, a former Dallas Expert Testimony The man who is responsible for the publicity work of the largest corset factory in the world, a corset the name of which has been made a household word in nearly every home in civilization, says: " Kxperieuee lias convinced me that the surest, quickest and most economi cal way to reniii women who do nine tenths of the buying is through duily nenspnpers of high class nnd wide cir culation, "The pluce to advertise goods is the place where they are to be Hold, Newspaper advertising is n fotco that enn be lu pt under daily rout ml and made intensive. It is on-the-spot publicity."