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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1910)
MttttttUtttmmttttttHtt UUMMlMtMmHIMMMMMMtMM -- 4 llmsi s 1 There are hosts ofrnatchless values that positively double the purchasing power of your dollar Nowhere in the Willamette valley can you secure the in. ladies' suits, coats, corsets, furs, umbrellas, underclothing, ladies shoes. Just now there are special bargains in holiday goods, such as handbags, a full that are inexpensive, yet i OVER BURNT TTTTTT 4 THEY WAUT OLYMPIAD IN EUROPE 8 PORT LOVERS OBJECT TO rillli MiO OFF OLYMPIC GAMES IN CLEVELAND AS IT WOUIJ) SHUT OUT MANY FOREIGN COMPETITORS. IOK1TID MESS UUD Willi Paris, Dec. 21. Tremendous op position "will be made to the holding of the Olympic games at Cleveland, O., in .1916, by England and the countries of the continent, according to the Excelsior, a - Paris sporting publication, today. The objection, the paper says, Is not to Cleveland, but to America. The announcement In Paris that the American Athletic union had- en dorsed Cleveland and referred It to the International committee created a sensation In Paris and generally In French athletlo circles. Frenchmen see In It a foreboding of failure for the next Olympiad. , Opposition to the games being! held In the United States Is said to have developed more from the extra cost for Eastern Hemisphere men to attend than from any particular dis crimination ' against ' Americans. Should the games be held at Cleve land enly the more wealthy European athletes could afford to make the trip the Ejcelsjqr e&yaw Should the games be held In Austria, Italy, Russia or Germany, which countries are striv YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT STORjE Music Gives Lasting Charm. Enter the Old Masters It used to be that the finest music never reached the ears of most people because of .its being too difficult for anybody less than a virtuoso to play, The Baldwin. Player Piano Has raised the siege, It unlocks all the beauty imprisoned notes, It makes it possible for any person, whether he has an "octave" reach or not to v. . play the most prodigious music, And the searchlight it pours upon the soul of melan-.;; choly Chopin, profound Beethoven and Litz, the rhapsodist are in themselves a vast mu- :: steal value, ' . ': . Today thousands who once did not know "Die Walkuye" from "Sally in Our Alley" en- joy a familiarity with the world's best music that breeds nothing save enjoyment, They :: i play all these great things on their Baldwin Player, and have as much choice music at home as though they filled a two-dollar orchestra chair every night, We should like to i give you a first-hand insight X "Baldwin," 1st The Baldwin is the first and only piano made in the t Philharmonic and Boston Symphony Orchestra Concerts by X tatio,i, : . - 2d It is the first and only X the highest possible recognition, at an international exhibition. 3d- It is the first and only time it was exhibited." ! Music Rolls. Bags and Satchels $25.00. Finest Assortment Victor, Edison and Columbia chines. Singer bewmg Machines. Needles and Supplies Every small boy visiting our store this week gets a Japanese flute, J I Salem Music Co. L. F. Savage, Manager, 135 aa3 ' " high grade in quality and most OUT STORE. T T TTt T ing to secure the contests for this side of the Atlantic, the Olympiad would be attended by the usual num ber of athletes and would be more nearly what it was originally intend ed to be a contest of all nations according to the Excelsior. - id y "'sir . NEW CORPORATIONS - - FILING ARTICLES - '. OF CAPITALIZATION The following articles of incorpor ation were filed today with the sec retary of state; " . " Kingsbury Building Company, Portland, oapttal stock, $80,000... . . West Side . Company, Portland, capital stock, $2000. ' Fairmount Investment Company, Portland, capital stock, $30,000. Beaumont Land Company, Port land, capital stock, f iB0,000. F. E- Bow mad ft Company, Portland,- capital stock, $30,000. . Hayden Land Company, Portland, capital stock, 1250,000. Commit ton Goes to Portland The members of the railroad com mission went to Portland yesterday, where they will resume the hearing of the Medford Commercial Club against the Southern Pacific Railway company. The club asks for dis tributive rates and the hearing was commenced at Medford but contin ued to be resumed at Portland. Old Colds HAM him.- If he says; "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,"-then take It If ! he says something else, take into this highly perfected player, -. piano, made in America ever piano in the world receiving - - ' N. Liberty Street, Salem, Or.Sole - at acceptable, Come and size up t 7TT TrT Open Evenings This TTTT T T T T ft TTTtfTT T TTtTTTtTtw m m m TT FRENCHMAN MADE HEW RECORD FOR DISTANCE FLIGHT (UNITSD mil I4CA8ED WltlS. Chalons, France, Dec. 21. A new world's record for a ndn-stop, pas-senger-carying aeroplane flight was made here today, when Lieutenant C'amraerman, of the French army aviation corps, accompanied by Cap tain Hugoni, flew 145 miles without alighting. The flight was made at the order of the minister of war, and is an offi cial record. The start was made from Chalons, and the aviator flew to Montingy-Sur-Aube, 72 1-2 miles away, the turning point. Counting deviations from the course,' the aer oplane really covered more than 145 miles, although, that Is the record with which It will be credited. The time for the flight was four hours and three minutes. I o . CORPORATIONS PAY THE STATE A GOODLY SUM According to a statement prepared by Corporation Clerk Wrlghtman Do not know what to take? Then why not find out? Your doctor knows. Leave it all to that Do as he says. J.O. AnrOo., behind the keyboard's 88 f Come in and . hear the i West, used in the New York artists of international repu- t 1 honored by the "Grand Prix," x - 1 . . ' . such distinct honors the first for 50c up to j in the City j Talking Ma agents for Baldwin Pianos J 4 BAIIT CArSTAti iOVKKAV, SALEM, ORfcOOtt, vive the bargain situation before you TV 4 " M. with relation to corporations, and which statement will be embodied in the secretary of state's report to the governor and legislature, fees amount ing to $371,319.53 - were received during the biennial term beginning October 1, 1908, 'and ending Septem ber 30, .1910, by the secretary of state from corporations. . There were filed during that period with the secretary of state articles of incorporation for 2041 domestic cor porations for profit, and the few from them amounted to J89.001.39. One hundred and eighty nine charitable . Institutions filed articles of incorpor ation and the fees derived from them was $990, and 178 foreign corpora tions filed articles bringing in fee amounting $15,690.5.9, making a to tal of $106,681.98. There was re ceived during the 'Same period fees In the way of licenses from corpora tions amounting to $266,787.56, mak lng a total . from all sources of $371,319.63. This Is an Increase of $60,000 over the previous two-year period. LORIMER ARTISTICALLY WHITEWASHED j Washington, Dec. 21. Exonerating Senator William Lorlmer, of Illinois, of charges of bribery in connection with his election to the United States senate, the committee on elections and privileges filed Its formal report today. The charges were investigat ed at hearings held by sub-corn- mlttee of the fulfc committee. Senators Beverldge, of Indiana, and Frailer, of Tennossee, did not sign the report. . "In the opinion of the committee, Senator Lorlmer's title to his seat in the sena'V' has not been shown to be vitiated by e use or employment of corrupt methods or practices," the report says. "The committee asks to be excused from further consideration of th. case." ' CURED TO STAY CURED How a Salem Citizcu Found Com plete Freedom from Kidney Troubles, If you suffer from backache From urinary disorders From any disease of the kidneys, Be cured to sUy cured. Doan's Kidney Pills make lasting cures. Salem people testify. Here's one case of It: N. S. Williams, foot of Gaines avenue, Salem, Oregon, my a: "A number of years ago the doctors told me that my kidneys were badly dis ordered. I came out West thinking that the change of climate would help me, but this was not (be cane and although I tried muuy remedies, I became no better. I suffered in tensely from a burning sensation In the small of my back as if live coa's were placed directly over my kid neys. The kidney secretions were Irregular 1 passage and unnatural. After taking the contents of two boxes of Doan's Kidney Plils, I. dl J not have the least pain in my back and my kidneys were restored to it normal condition." (Statement giv en January 80, 1906.). .' . Cvnflnind I"roof, . On November 20, 1909, Mr. Wll Hams said: "The statement I gave for publication in 1906 in favor of Doan's Kidney Pills was correct. This remedy cured me of kidney and bladder trouble and I have recom mended it on many occasions." -' For salo by all dealers. Price, SO ceuU. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. ' ' Remember the nam. Doan's- and take no other. To Cure m Cold in Oh Day. Take Laxative liromo Quinine Tab lets. Druggists refund motey If it fall, to cur. E. W. Orov.'s signa ture Is on each box. 15e. CASTOR I A for Lafanti and CMMrco. The Kind Yon Hava Alwajs Bcught Bear tbs Blgoators of WKDXTCRDAT, DKCSMCEIl SI, 1010. spend your dollars elsewhere. TH sr;W n TT I II in f M I u Week TVTVVVTVTV " DEMAND THE PHYSICAL' VALUATIOn INTERSTATE COMMENCE COM MISSION TRYING TO COMPEL RAILROADS TO STATE ACTUAL COST OF RAILROADS AND EQUIPMENTS. - mrniD run uuin wibb. Washington, Deo.. 8 IfThe phys ical, valuation of railroads is de manded in the report of the Inter state Commerce Commission, submit ted today to congress. The report refer to . , "th. well- known fact that no court, commis sion, accountant or financial writer would . for a : moment consider - the present balance sheet in the state ment purporting to ., give cost of property. suggest even remotely or In a reliable measure, either the money invested or the present value of the railroads." The report asserts that the most Important feature of the new railroad regulation law Is the provision au thorising the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend proposed in creases in ratis pending an investiga tion. . . . "The fight against discrimination,' continues the report, "is by no means won. There are practices remaining which are more lnBldlous and more difficult of extirpation than open re bating, because the hidden contrac tual agreements are entirely legal for th. effect produced." According to the report, the oper ating revenues of the railroads-for July, August and September. were $745,134,204, , an Increase of $42, 000,000 over the revenues for the corresponding quarter in 1909. Ex prases for the same period were $489,699,378, an increase of about $r.0, 000,00. The number of passengers killed during the year ending June 80, 1910, was 450; InJureC 16.515. em ployes killed 3418; employes in jured 68,9?5 , . . ...... , FLKW 322 MILES IN LESS THAN SIX HOURS Paris, Dec. 21. By flying 322 miles without alighting, Le Oagneux, a French aviator, today broke the world's record for long distance sus tained flight Ills time for the flight was Ave hours and fllfty-nlne min utes. Unless this record la beaten by Jan uary 1, next, Le Osgne-' win win th. 14000 Mlcbelm cup. Le Oag neux usd a Blcrlot monoplane. all paiant medlclnea or medicines ad wtlsad in this paper are (or sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store Che only cash drug store l'i Oregon owe no one, and no one owes It, oarrles large stock; Us shelve counters and show casus are loaded with drugs, medicines, notions, toi let articles, wines and liquors of tll Ki'Jds (or medicinal purposas. Dr titone Is a regular graduate lu niedl cine and has had manr year o( ei- perjence in the practice. ConsuUa- t ons are tree. Frewrlptious ar ; free, and only regular price (or med icine. Dr. Stone can be found at his drug store, Salem, Or., from 1 In the morning until I at nlgbt. i t f ; ; ! ! i - ..... . 4 01 it ii bargains that are being offered varied choice line of neckwear, ANY f V VVTTTTVTVTTTTTVVV Rostein ik Chrsstmas Men's Silk Neckwear 25c Men's Holiday Suspend- Initial Handkerchiefs.. 5c ers.....50c and 25c kerchiefs .... .1 10c ; ouc 4UC zoc Men's Silk Ne.ckwear 5c2 . Men's Knit Mufflers 25c 85c Fancy Silks, yard 27-Inch Dotted Pongee Silk, New Umbrellas, Rust Proof $1.50. New handles Good Covers, Fancy Aprons, a good variety, fine . material and low prices. Fine Lace Cape Collars, a Sample Line of Pretty Desir able Collars, Marked One-Third Less Price. Ladies' $3.50 High Top " Nice Furs ;, Shoe $2.25 , .-' Boys' High Top Shoes Toy Trunks .2.75 r.f- Tqy Go-Carts Boys': Suits RedccVriceS' . ToVdoS' Buggies ' Boys' O'coats " " " - 240 Commercial Street For the Ambitions 8 mnfoenritp oucatton lav ma! in thftM who en not Attend la Mnua, AW iinlrttrtJon, including floul T 1 1. Wit V t L .u.k.ra I miaul piirr1nc fur oohrg or nniTri ty, wouifD i)ub, grain?, eng'tw od hum Bjkm- N preliminary mtn tum 1 iM)uirt1. J ink iuaui oour cu ctnrtuutty tor y. BmitA MJ 4ft UtiUfcraTV wwmm ww a 1 i .orTwMt1 - tu1f lMfrf mat '' - s s Crti WANTED) Tenant for good business building. Good proposition to right party Address MC Care Journal f . Pianos and Organs from the cheapest to the best sold on installments and rented. GEO. C. WILL Sewing Machines Genuine needles, oil and new parts for all sewhg machines. Sewing ma chines rented. GEO. f. WILL li li fi from day to day, whether it Litis gifts for Christmas H LIBERTY STREET - -4-- Greenbaum Greetings t yard ...25c ...,.-.290 5c Embroidery Silks, doz en .-25c . Ptamned Doilies, each 2c 10c Games w.5c 25c Games ..i..10c Nice Lace Collars 25c CURES Man & Woman n ii. - Uutiautowl Bui to tr!otux. ranald, oa r.-.:f if mom i Edison, Victor and Columbia Talking Machines A full stock of Records. GEO. C. WILL Latest Sheet Music Piano and Organ Studies. Violins, Guitars, Mandolins and Banjos. c. WILL