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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1912)
OAILT CAPITAL JOPBICAL. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1912, PACS FITS, 'i liirin-B;),i ,i KlLlil.il A l, im 1 1 JSk 1 , " ' 'ti WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF SEVERAL SHIPMENTS OF THE WELCOME TO OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT Whether you wish to buy or not SNAPPIEST SUITS, NOVELTY AND PLAIN TAILORED FOR WOMEN that we have ever shown SMARTNESS OF DESIGN, BEAUTY OF FABRICS, ABSOLUTE CORRECTNESS OF LINES and EXCELLENT LININGS ARE THE leading characteristics of our 1912 SUITS Prices most Reasonable We invite the public to inspect our bright attractive New Spring Goods Large shipments of which are already here. We have bought for cash and will sell at the lowest possible cash prices. 00n Early Arrivals New Spring Dress Goods New Trimmings. New OnePiece Dresses New Suits for Women New Lingerie Waists New Embroideries New Ginghams New Under Muslins New Linens New Scrims New Lace Curtains New Hats ,. for Men New Shoes for Women New Shoes for Men New Loop Blouses for Boys New Yazoo Suspenders for Boys i lars STATE NEWS. Benjamin Guthrldge a resident of Klamath Falls for 25 years, djed at hlB home there Wednesday. . ' The "Quelle the Portland resort Astoria's rainfall for January did famous for years for its crawfish. Is to lot break the record, but It was ' g0 out 0f existence this week. , doublejhe average,. The home of Mrs. Sarah Jeffries, at t C. N. McArthur has decided not to ' Newport, and all its contents, were make the race for congress. ' 1 destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon. Two soft drink places in Grants Pass were raided Thursday, and a quantity of "wet" goods were found. At Portland yesterday 26 horses were saved with difficulty from a burning stable. Mrs. Anna Maria Smith, aged 84, and a pioneer of 1852, died at Forest Grove Tuesday. The conference of Episcopal minis ters in session at Albany for three days, adjourned Wednesday night. All the Episcopal ministers in the valley were present. o The round-up of the Northwest Frontier association will be held at Pendleton September 26, 27, 28. WW r A.- . . -in , ij . ,,,; I Jr.-' y Famed f or it's Cooks a H i Tiit V I v jr m To mention the South is to sug gest "good cooking." The South is the home of Cottolene, and more of the product is used there in pro portion to the population than in any other part of the country. This is simply because Southerners know that cotton oil is a pure, vegetable product, and the best cooking fat known. Cottolene .is made from choice,refined cotton oil,and packed in sealed, air-tight tin pails to insure its cleanliness and freshness. Why take chances with lard and inferior imitations when you can get Cottolene the original cotton oil cooking fat and still the best, most healthful, most economical in the market?' Cottolene will aid your cook to make a reputation. Made only by THE N. K, FAIRBANK COMPANY! "Nature's Gift from the Sunny South 99 V HUNDREDS OF DEFUIiCT CORPORATIONS "We are accumulating some first class evidence of the need of some kind of supervision of Oregon cor poratlons,' said Secretary of State Olcott today. "For the past two months we have been sending out notices calling attention to the delin quency of corporations In paying li cense fess and filing the annuul re ports required by law," he con tinued. "Within a week of the time that the first of these notices went out we began to receive by tele phone, by postal, memoranda on the margin of the form letters we had mailed, and In other ways, notices that 'this corporation has been out of business for a year,' 'In the hands) of a receiver,' 'bankrupt,' 'busted,' 'never organized and stockholders nre scattered so thnt we cannot hold n meeting to dissolve,' 'defunct, and other melancholy comment In rela tion to corporations that were or ganized on wind, capitalized on hope and starved to death for want of suckers. Within the past 30 dayB we have received probably not loss than 100 notes and letters of the kind In dicated. Today the corporation de partment has seven of these letters for consideration. In a great many cases the letters of this ollice have been returned because the postal of ficials have been unable to locate the defunct corporations or any person even remotely connected with them. Many CorjminUons Full. "On January 3 there was filed In this office sn executive proclamation dissolving 600 delinquent Oregon corporations. There are now 1(1804 domestic corporations of record In this office, of which only about 6,000 are actively engaged In business, the other 11,000 having been dissolved or being now In the throes of dissolu tion. Not all of these wero dissolved because they were failures or swin dles, many of them having conducted a profitable and legitimate business and having been voluntarily dis solved In the manner provided by law after having wound up their business However, there are thou sands of little headstones In the cor poration graveyard that mark the last resting places df corporations that died a-hornlng and would never have seen the light of day If Oregon had had some such law as the 'lllue Hky' act now in force In Kansas. There Is a strong sentiment In favor of some such law in Oregon and I expect to see this sentiment crystal lzed Into some beneflrlal corporation legislation at the next session." -0 i EMPLOYERS AND K.VI'LOYEft ACiREE 05 WAGE SCALE After wrangling for several days an adjustment of the differences with relation to the scale of wage to bo paid was reached yesterday afternoon between the members of the Ilartend ers' t'nlon and the saloon men.' The bartenders asked that the low scale be raised from $15 to lift a week. The saloon men at first refused an pulled down the union cards in their establishments. Now, however, the differences have been adjusted by the suloon men granting the raise, and the cards again grace the walls of the saloons. r.iEDFono HAS MINIIIQ CONGRESS UNITED MIKMS I.KASKO WIIIK.) Medford, Or., Feb. 2. With nearly 300 ' delegates present, the semi-annual session of the Southern Oregon and Northern California Mining con gress opeend In this city today. The exhibit of ore- from this district is the largest and most comprehensive ever gathered in this section and represents nearly 200 mines. Two days will be devoted to the congress. Many addresses will be made, many of them by mining men of wide experience. The congress has for Its purpose .the matter of arousing interest in the mineral re sources of Southern Oregon and Nor thern California and aid in their de velopment While mining has been going on in this district for more than 60 years, It ia conceded that with the excep tion of placer mines, all mining has been by pocket hunters, who have worked for the greater part, near the surface. Over $150,000,000 In gold has been mined, however from the dis trict represented by this congress. Medford has mado great prepara tions for the entertainment of the delegates. ' ,- 1 I o - v, WSPECT CONCRETE PAVEMENT. (Continued rrom page 1.) DECIDE TO 'PUT I!! FERRY Rlggs says it must have.ihrunk .some, as he Put the measure on all the work, and it was none of It less than six inches when put down. The best en gineers say concrete does not shrink over one-eighth to three-sixteenths of an Inch to the solid cubic foot Only a few places on Asylum avenue are showing any soft spots, and they were inspected by a Mr. Smith, who was appointed by the city council while Mr. Lafky was East, and are due main ly to bad drulnoge, and not to any fault of the contractors. Asylum avenue, Fourteenth street and North Winter streets are about the best concrete Jobs In the city. The concrete work on Twelfth street has some bad places between Mission and Bellevue. Enough was shown to the committee to warrant the necessity of an official Investiga tion, and that will probably be ordred by the city council at the next Meeting. IIow Cold Affects the Kidneys. Avoid taking cold If your kidneys are sensitive. 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Leaves Journal 'office for West Balem at 8:40 a. m., 13 m., 1:00 p. m. and 4 p. m. ev ery day except Sunday. Also for Independence, Moamouth and McMlnnvllle. Leaves Sunday at 8:00 a. m., 1.00 p. m. and 5:15 p. in. Calls at hotels on request. Telephone or leave orders at Capital Journal office any day but Sunday. Phooo 82. TtO ORDERS TAKEN FOR CALLS MORE TIIAX THREE BLOCKS FROM COKX'EK OP . KTATK AM) COMMERCIAL STREETS UNLESS AR RANGED FOR IN ADVANCE. J. B. Underwood, Mgr. After considering at length tUe proposition of rebuilding the Green bridge which was washed away dur ing tho recent flood, the board of county commissioners prior to ad journing Wednesday afternoon, de cided to Install a ferry temporarily. The bridge washed away was an old structure and it is the Intention of members of the board, when they build another, to make It of such a character that It will last for years to come. Probably by fall the board will be in a position to build the bridge. The board also considered the Newberg bridge matter. Prior to building this bridge, the board of this county and also the board of Linn county desire tho citizens to build a road on this side of the river. Fif teen hundred dollars have already boon subscribed for the road, and it is predicted that in the next few days It will be swelled . to $2,000. When the subscription Is raised, the boards will begin preparations to build the bridge. It will cost about $90,000 half being appropriated by tills county and half by Linn county. ' l-o ' MAKES COLDS OR GRIPPE VANISH You can surely end grippe and break up the most severe cold either In head, chest back, stomach or limbs, by taking a dose of Pape'a Cold Compound every two hours un til three consecutive doses are taken. It promptly rolieves.the most mis erable hedache, dullness, head and nose stuffed up, feverlshness, sneez ing, sore throat, mucous catarrhal" discharges, running of the nose, sore ness, stiffness and rheumatic twinges. 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