Daily capital journal., June 13, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGOtt, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1911.
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VICTORY PREDICTED
r FOR THE WILY TURKS
A Few of Yomit Do
Belief Xi That Ottomans Are Trying to
Fore Clash in Ordtr to 0t Back
Territory Loat.
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Vienna, Juno IS, No nurprtuci tvtii'0
expressed hora today at the new thnt
war n'fmi Imminent between Turkey
Itnl (Irpeea,
Indeed, diplnmntn and military ex
perts looked for hoatilitios mi goon an
the winter waa over ml hiive been aur
prised thnt ther were delayed no lmg,
Austrian soldiers who know Turkey
aay it should be borne In mind thnt
the Turk ire fine filters and only
tnndi! io poor a showing against the
Knlkan allies beeausa governmental
mismanagement aent them into action
half armed, with scant supplies of am-;
nuittltlon, starving mid hopelessly dis
organised. In the few month he Inn been it
th head of the war office, they nmert, '
Knver Hoy has accomplished wonders
nnd the stilt sn's nrmy la in enmpnrn
lively good eouditinn. . Moreover, they
declared Knver hna been concentrating
the flower of the Asiatic; foreea within
enay mnrching distance of the lloapho
rua. In the event of n struggle, exports 1
here predicted victory for the Turk.
They gnve It na their opinion thnt the
Constantinople government ia trying to
fore a clash na a menu a of recovering,
aomo of ita territorinl losses In the Hub
kana.
SALVATIONISTS HOLD
UNIQUE TROCESSION
London, dime 1,1. A 'graphic nnd
picturesque demnnatrntion of the world
wide scope of the Salvation Army was
given the people of London this after
noon. ,
With their nntl-innl flags and organ
iant'o.i linnnora flying, nnd to the music
of H bands, the S.IOO foreign delegates
to tlie decennial iiiternntionnl rongrraa
of Die army, representing 6" different
rountiiea, liecoiupnnied by aome .1.000
Palxntionisfa from the British Isles,
ninny of whom hnd ninde the journey
to London especially for today 'a deni
onatrntion, pnrnded from the Thames
Lmbiiiikmciit to Hyde l'litk. where a
tromendona audience ud gathered to
hear speeches by Oener.-il Booth an.l
other high offieera delivered from a
doen pint forma.
At the head of the procession in the
Boise of captives marched two huge
hollow goda of Ji.vn, ench navigated
from the inside bv n imtho convert,
the hidoouaneaa of the idol 'a fenturea
being accentuated by their rolling eve
halls and wajging tongues niniiipulnt
ed by their hearer.
Among the most picturosiit contin
eenta in line were groups of Zulus and
Kaffirs from South Africa, reformed
devil d.incers, IVm girls, and represent
atives of vntioi'.a nations and tribe of
India, t'eylon. the Hutch l--at Indies.
China, Japan, India and South Aiv.cii
a, all nttir,sl i i native dre?.
The delegates front Holland. Sivit
erlund, IWrnavlt. Finland, Scdon.
Norway, Italy, Belgium and Germany
also wore the distinctive costumes of
the country. Native airs were dispti-.y-ed
en route by bund in thier own
tongue fiom many of the countries
rvprosentod, while Salvation aongs in
their own tongie ere rendered by
rspooially aolcitcd maivhing choirs
from others. The American delcgntioTi.
ttM strong nnd accompanied by four
bands, was led bv Commissioner V
Hooth.
Interspersed throughout the preces
sion were a number of fl.;,ts depicting
native conditions in heathen countries
and illustrating various phases of Sal
tat ion Armv work.
D. A. R, TRESEXT TO
MICHIGAN A TABLET
lning, V'. h,, June 1.1. On the p,-'
wheie stood Mulisn's fin-t capito!
building s bnN-c tbl,-t ptesente.) to thc
atate bv the Muhtgan laughter of the
Ameiicaa Kevolntion, was this after
neon unxeiled with appropiiat formal.
Ity.
Mr. .Indie t..ut. of lVtroit. daugh
ter ef Alphoes Kcioh, who was governor
of Mvfcigaa at the time the first capttel
bui'd.og en-.-tcl unvcilod the
tablet.
The oroseutation speech ws m do bv
K K. V.i-plv!l. of Hoten Harbor, Viee
reger,t of the Michigan laughter of
the An-.eruaa KeTAiiif on, and i.overaor
Verns acecpt.st the tablet on Whalf of
the t.e.
The ane'lmg maike.1 the close of
the 'th annual Ve:itiea (of the
w-h'gaa len.vr a. ILsteri.al
Js.,-ie.
. WEALTHY PIONEER DIES.
Seattle, Wash, Juae li.VUIwr,l
C. Cheasty, wealthy piowwr habenlash
or. and oaaer of the Sticsty building
at Ssxead avenue nd Syrir.g atnet
aavl otker valuable real estate ia
attle. one of the best known ea ia
the northwost, fell to hi death from
a window ia ki apaTtmeat on the
teath t'bwr of the W'aslnngtoa hotel at
i eVlork th aftera.va. Hia bsvly
atrwek the rvnf ef a one try buiWing
at the rear of the hotW. lVath wa in
ataataaeeua. No oee ia believevl to
have witsed the fall. l"hesty wa
about 50 year obi, a bachelor, Aumn
hlcNamara, a roM of the dead aaa,
Kme ia Saa Francisco. Th other ae
htr of hi family are not livir;.
C AFT AIM QSirriTHS TESTI
FIES IN UU OWN BEHALF
Kan TVacics Jr,e i. Captain Jo
(ph H. vinft'itha, V, S, A, wa a wit
os ia hia owa WV',f tSi aflerwova
at the reauaaptioa of hi court anartial
m rharge vf oaiheuliag ox-orwaarat
funds at Seattlo,
At the time ke w.,lc aJastsaioa tvla
tive to tho anoaey he wa aaid ta have
takea h w arin j rexnted by eoar.rl,
he a&id. ad did aot know what la
rt(ht wvr. i the atreagth of thi
vtatoanent ho wanted the 4epvatto of
C, K- Charlejbey, a krk ia ki Seattle
rffi.o, and l.witMt Ooloael Robert
atea, who arrr-stod kiiw, xUded fpoaa
the rwvrd.
5nffit a ao aervowa that it a
iiflirtit (or hiaa to pck.
WILL BUY A LOT OF PIANO QUALITY NOW
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$650 88-Note Player Piano, $398
This beautiful SS-note player piano is one of the very
atest anil most up-to-date player pianos on the mar
ket. Soils retail for $630.00. Our wholesale price to
you now, only $:W8.00.
Easy Payments
At the L H. Holt Piano Company's store, 140 North
Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. One lot of high
grade pianos taken' in exchange on player pianos.
They are good as new in fact, you can't tell them
from new, and they are marked at prices so low you
can't help buying. They are tip-top instruments, and
you get a heaping big money's worth of piano quality
in buying these goods. Every one of them bears an
iron-clad guarantee. Get any one of them. Try it.
If it is not just what we claim, you get your money
back, or another piano. You will surely get all we
claim out of these instruments, as they will deliver
service at its best. To enjoy the good things of life
and not pay tfo dearly for them is the general desire
of the human race, and right here is where you can
buy something that ycu and your entire family will
always enjoy, and get fullest value for every dollar
you spend.
Facts That are of Vi
tal Importance to
ID)
UY
A few things worthy of the consideration of every
man or wcmiiii that is in the market for a Piano or
Player Fianc:
First We arc ia the piano business to stay, and
we wish to please each and every customer, and to
do this we are trying daily to give them instruments
whose quality cf tone and workmanship will still re
ir.iih long after the price is paid and forgotten.
Second We have on our floor at pressal instru
ments from the fclfowing eastern factories: Cable-
Nelson, Bennett, Sohmer & Co., P. A. Starck, Had
dorff, Knabe, Kimball, Brewster, Lessing, Arm
strong, King, Strohber, and can furnish you any case
design you wish.
Third We are selling these instruments light
down at our wholesale prices.
Fourth No middleman in our business. The pi
ano you buy froin the E. H. Holt Piano Co. costs you
only their wholesale price, which means a saving of
from 510100 to $150.00 to you.
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' Thi? Wautiful Bonm-tt v.tv.o was solil in V.ugi'iio, (.)roj:i,n. n .!iort X'm.e
sfio aiui wa? two n'.r.tlis ly a hki" lamiiy :ini was j nultvl in on
or.o of i:r lino jlayor -ianos. This piano soils, tlio ooni.f y ovor, rotail,
f,r $io'00. Our price to yon now nt wholesale only .S-7.00. This is one
of the best bargains you will find in n lil'etime in sm'h high-graile (.ianos
a the Bonrtott. This instrument does not show oi-.e bit of use: in faet.it
eoulJ be sold for a new piano.
Every Piano in Qui' Sales
room Is a "OUALITY" Piano
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Brand New Standard Pianos Range in Price from $175 Up
Don't Think These Instruments Are Cheap, Trashy Stencil Ones. They Are Not.
emember, These Are Our Wholesale Prices
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BRAND NEW PLAYER PIANOS Retail price $750 and $650. Our wholesale price,
$435 and $398. New pianos to responsible people, $10 cash, $6 per month and up.
Used pianos, $8 cash, $5 per month; Organs, $5 cash and $4 per month, to good people
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