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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY MORNING.' MAY 19. 1926
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for W&trld's Title on May 2d
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BELT IS AT SOKE
! Business MenifMake Up $2,
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T ALBANY; Or.fi Mar 18. -The
j American Legion athletic com mi t-
' f tee received . telegram4 from Al
I H aft, Reynolds' manager, stating
s that Reynolds has signed a con-
tract sent to him Saturday by the
1 Legion athletic committee. It was
I for Reynolds' signature .npon this
t contract that-the -committee was
waiting before making definite an
nouncement '.that the . match has
.4 been scheduled. 5T ;
f ' ' - pAAAfnf at' a 4AlAttaM iaf1a1.
ized the dream -not-only. .of the 4
principal party .'concerned, Jlobln
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:, iieeu, oui ui i no American uezion
L athletic-committee and the Albany
"wrestling . commission, both of
I which bodies have been coo pe rat
ting for nearly two years with this
match, ln-.riewi '.' 1 .
- i Wrestling was started on a small
. scale here a year ago Jast falL
From a modest beginning the sport
grew in popularity, until now it
' J8 among the leading local attrac-
1 1ons along this- line. . s f .i---
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t;Reed has had his eyes upon the
I world championship belt. ' Soon
after he' began 1 showing to local
Ms ambition was by no means-an
idle- fancy..'-. -, Us " y v3 y.vi '
Reed kept plugging 'away. "So
1 Ud the ivreetlins; commission,, and
1 war. veterans. . Crt-ater and great-
-r ; success rewarded their efforts
Thia gradually altered the hope
of i a world title bout' from mere
Vi'dssibility to ' great probability.
Now the probability has become
fact.- Ts :f.'--. :
i ; Moreorer It must not be f orgot
f ten that the wrestling fans of Linn
county and ticinlty- have madu the
i epochal evf.ijt possible. By their
i support they havo been the means
4 nf attracting to Albany such men
I ps Henry Jones here,and .consb-
quently.ot enabling Reed to prove
j that he is as good .a professional
' .wrestler as he was by comparison
, v among the amateurs, where he
' s surpassed atL . ...
i The Police Gazette,, ona of , the
frost. widely read sporting. Journ
als in the world, is'sponsoring the
M elt. and gave it to, the original
j holder. , This famous gold, diam-
nd ' studded belt will, hang '. in a'
7 neutral corner or the ring., ,
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Local business men have made
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Vote For
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Otto J. Vflscnl
Republican Candidate 'for
' Primaries' May jltix
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up the guarantee of 1 2,500 neces
sary .to bring Jack here. It is not
likely that any one of the guaran
tors will be 'called upon to make
up a deficiency, but even should
there be a loss,, the loss will be
more than compensated by . the
pobircity; gained,
Moreover no less than 4 S0O peo
ple from ; out of town " 'will be
brought rtdAlba-ny: by the-match;
Already long distance telephone
orders for ticket reBfrvatlons hare
started coming inland a veritable
flood .of then, is expected as uoon
as the news of the contract .sign
ing has been ..disseminated c.
The' match will be staged in the
big circalarVChautauqua building
in Bryant park; j with . seats for
2C00. Saturday.' May 28th is the
date.." '. "" ;""t---' i
O. J. Wilson, for 21 years the
Buick man in Salem. When better
cars', are built, Buick will build
them The oetter Buick is here
for yon and your family t)
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- Cobbs & Mitchell rCo.. lumber
and building. materials for erery
purpose. Get estimates, look at
Quality of material, then you will
order. 349 8. 12th St. , ()
Patton . Bros.. ' oldest and thor
oughly reliable book store. Choic
est books and literature,' - office
and ' school supplies, stationery.
Fountain pens. 340 State SU ()
S DEFEAT
EAGLES BY 5 TO 3
Heath and Gamble Pitched
:G6dd Ball, Though Field
; f :Jng Is Poorer .
IiMluntrial Lcrflsue
PeMolay 0
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PEP Co. .... ... w,... 0 1
Eagles : 0-1
I'ostnflice J, 0 0
National Cuard ........ 0 0
Continuing their winning streak
the DeMolay defeated the Eagles
5 to 3 In Tuesday's Twilight league
frame. Both Heath and Gamble
were pitching good ball, ttnd the
contest might' have resulted in a
tie, but both hurlers received poor
support - In the ' fit Id. . - Especially
Heath for the Eagles, did not. get
flood backing. -
The Eagles scored in their half
of J the -first onr an error, and two
hits.' The winners came back; in
the second and tied the score on a
double and a walk. The DeMo
lays sent two more across in the
third on three errors and a double.
By staging a rally in the third the
Sagles tied the count at three-all.
The; winning runs were tallied
jn. -tne iouruLiwnen iwxtfiwperrjr
WAtneo, Atianis ana rwaioury .ecn
smashed out doubles, , , : -I
- There-were no particular stars';
t either at bat or in the field-' Une-
1 up and summary: :
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East. , e -.. 2 . 0
Newberry. : If 2- l
Adams, rf I..' 2 1
JCafoury;: 2b ;.:-....;.--2 , 0:
3amble,: p 2 1 .
Totals .J..:.22 B " 5
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F. Girod, 3b -3 11
Silke, 2b ...L,.. 3 1 1 X
DeSart, m v U 3 - 0 0:
Buslck,:ib . 3 10
Heath, p 2 0 2
Lathrop; a : 2 v. 0 r P
Stites, cf fi.n..iu.0- 3 0. 0
Girod, rf 2 0 0
Crum, It ....a ..2 0 , 0.
: Substitutions: Eagles, Lathrop
for HarnBburger; - Car others for
Stites, - js, ', ., . '
Tomorrow's same will -be be
tween the Bankers and Knights of
Columbus I r-."..':..,
. The Scotch Woolen Mills is a
first class store to order your new
spring and summer. suiU- Suits
hold shape and color. . Best dress
ers wear 'em. 426 State St.;. .()
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. We want , to . make a suggestian . to those who feel I
they cannot afford to take a vacation' this summer "c"
Uf you will start now to save 'a few dollars each
week at the. United States National and DO IT, youll ;
never missj the money and it1 will ? accumulate with s -amazing
japidity. i Even. If ,a few sacrifices are neces- !?
4; sary now, won't it be worth
J United
BESS DEFEATED
BY SETJATQRS S TO 2
Fast Double Play Kills Port:
land's Changes; Seattle
- Defeats Oakland
Senator 5; Beavers 2
- SACRAMENTO, May 18.-j-(By
Associated f Press.) r- Sacramento
took the opening game of the se
ries with Portland here today 6
to 2 behind the fine twirling of
Bill Hughes who had but one bad
Inning, the sixth, when the Beav
ers counted their, only tallies. ; A
fast double play started by Mon
roe with the bases full,, killed off
the Ducks' chances of a victory.
Score R. H. E.
Portland . . . 2 8r 1
Sacramento -. . . . . 5 10 1
Pavne and Tobin; Hughes and
Koehler.
Seattle 8; Oaks 1
OAKLAND. Cal., May 18. The
Seattle Indians aft" losing six
straight games on their home dia
mond came here this afternoon to
defeat the Oal- 3 1. Ramsay,
pitching for the visitors let the
Oaks down with only three bits.
Earl Kuns, pitching for the Oaks,
allowed seven hits and the In
dians used five of them to make
their runs.
Score R. H. E.
Seattle 3 7 1
Oakland 1 3 .1
Ramsay; and Baldwin; Kunz,
Freeman and Bool. '.,?
Angels 4; Seals 2
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18.
Kilmer Jacobs, masterful pitching
and timely hft and base steal
ing by his teammates enabled Los
Angeles to defeat the Seals. 4 to
2, in the opening game of this
week's series. The San Francis
co club could only gather 1 four
scattered hits off Jacobs offer
ings and one of these was a home
run into the left field stands" by
Pete Kilduff in the fifth inning.
Score R. H, E.
Los Angeles .-. . . 4 9 3
San Franciseo 2 7 1
E. Jacobs and Hanna; Moudy
and Agnew.
.. . Hollywood 8; Mission 2 '
' LOS ANGELES, " May 18. A
triple to left by Budley Lee. Hol
lywood shortstop scoring two run
ners in the fourth Inning, i made
it possible for . Holly wood to de
feat the Missions 3 to 2, in the
series opened here today.
Score . . , R. H. E.
Missions . . .......... 2 . 91
Hollywood . 3 4
Christian, Bryan and waiter;
W.lMarplxy
jsia gle ton and iCook;.. : ,
I Rnnesteele Motor Co.. 474 8.
Com'L has the Dodge automobile
for you All steel body. .Lasts a
lifetime. v, jUk : Dodge' owners.
Theyv win tell . you. f .
?fL ll - Wo and- fieo. F. Peed,
real estate. 344 State.. Farms and
pity ' property. They bring buyer
and seller together, for the bene
fit and profit of both.N y,;. C)
I - NEW C0RP0RATI0MS J I
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' The Central Oregon ' Poultrj J
cooperative, wun neaaquarters ai
Redmond and capital stock of 31,
000, has been ' Incorporated by
John Steidl, V. F. Livesay, George
F. Thompson, et al. ;
' Other articles filed .Tuesday fol
low: ' l-l ;F .
Howe . Scale ' company of Ore
gon, Portland, 325,000; George
Buland, Andrew Koerner and
Henry F. Cabell. ' :
' R.' B. Rose company. Inc., 'New
York corporation r application to
operate in the state of Oregon.
The Oregon tax levy for 1926,1s
$44.97&,048r or -32314,700 'more
than last. year. i
..Northern ' Pacific I officials: . up
from California, . predict., a heavy
tourist and homeseeker travel. '
Vacation!
while later on T - . r ;
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SPOBTSffl FEAR
D1S BLOCK FISH
Committees f Appointed - by
Rod and Gun Club-to
: Investigate
A report bronrht in by the fish
committee of the
Gun club at the
Salem Rod and
regular meeting
held last night in
the Chamber of
Commerce rooms charged that the
Mill creek Is so obstructed at the
present time that' fish are unable
to go up the stream to reach the
upper spawning grounds. The ob
structions placed In the stream by
the state at the penitentiary were
attacked In the report, although it
was alleged that private dams con
stitute an illegal: obstruction.
Only the fish in the best of con
dition are able to get through the
"pen" dam, it is! said, and mem
bers of the coirimtttee reported
finding a lS-inch fill net and other
fishing apparatus ln the pond Just
below the pen walls. Other ob
structions were isaid to be the
Salem Ice Works dam, and the
dam located near; State street, al
though . according to the report
these could easily be remedied by
slight work in improving the lad
ders. ' A club committee was ap
pointed to take the matter np with
the state fish and game commis
sion to effect a remedy.
A committee wits also appointed
to attend the meeting of .the state
fish and game com mission at Port
land in connection with the Ore
ron Sportsmen's association. ,
According to) announcement
made by club members the propo
sition of securing a new club
house and Increasing ' the social
functions of the clab will be some
of the topics of discussion at the
next regular meeting.
Other matters considered by the
club Included placing an order for
1,000 buttons of suitable design
tor members of the club7, and be-
urin a permanent location for
the trophy won by the local club
in competition frith the Eugene
and Corvallis clubs. - This will
probably be : in ithe chamber of
commerce rooms' until a regular
club house is secured. A rising
vote of appreciation was extended
to the local teani who took third
place in the Rose City state trap
shoot he.ld in Portland recently.
Army and Outing Store. Biggest
bargains in clothing, shoes, under
wear,' hosiery, gloves, valises and
suit cases. The j working man's
store, 1 8 9 N. Commercial. ( .
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rTh (MMget Heat Market TrtvSr
fails to give yoni the finest meats
and fish." There" is but one place
in Salem to get the tinest fish. The
Midget Market has it tor you. ()
Parby'i Drug Store, wh,ere qual
ity, service and - low prices ' meet.
Everything in the drug line, noth
ing wanting In high .class service-.
Court at.Liberty! SuV (?)
t ;. -rh;' I . . f ; j,
Better Yet Baking Co., sanitaryj
modern bakery.- Our bread, caks,
pies cookies and rolls are always
ready' jfpr, yottAt the . first class
grocery stores. I ' '()
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Nash: 'Furniture Co. Stakes the
lead v with" low .prices on chairs,
rockers, tables,! woodland steel
beds, springs, mattresses. Saves
you 25v 219 N. Com'l. (f)
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Mrs 11. P. -iStlth, millinery.
Most beautiful hats in Salem; all
shapes and colors; full stock from
which: to make fine selections. Bast
quality, S3 3 Sfate St, . ()
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Pirpyo yjptrttiy "62 T&gfe rjottco
;, t M ."-.' . . ,
, " Eugen&home of the
;T has thousands of square yards of concrete I
Z streets. In fact, last year Eugene yardage of
concrete paving passed the half trillion mark. -;
- I Eugene's first experience -with concrete 4
pavement was on Prankiin' Boulevard. This '.'
i- paying is part of the Pacific Highway, and r
X is ime of the heaviest uaveled sections. , I
'. The splendid service this section -gave ?.
;, from the time it was opened to trafBc seven
- r yesrs sa .had much: to do with Eugene's V
t extension of concrete streeu throughout
..the city. V;,J; . .. ;
y,4 $ tt true,, even suriace Is ;raeedng every- ,1
requirement of .modern traffic, and at ' ;
i maintenance cost next to nothing. 'V " . ' -' ,
, "A pThe rest cf Eugene's concrete streets axe
t . worthy of their ieader.and their sturdynutes ,
in3000 other town and cities, of the
, -United States! . v. j i
,.L.. ,' ponctexe gives you more pavement value
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per dollar invested than any other type. ' - ,
' All f tht fmcU ten In awr .
. . f f booklet on "ConenU '
Struts." A& for jour eofo . '-
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCZATTdN
POinUND.OIJXL '.
National-Organization to.j: .... m -
Improve and Extend
WBS MB AGAIN-
DEFEAT SOX 5 TO 3
Homeruri With Bases Full in
Eighth Gives Club Lead
- ers Eighth Win !
Yank 5;. Chicago 3
NEW YORK, May 18. (By As
soclated ... Press.) atzerl's cir
cuit drive with the bases full in
the eighth enabled the Yankees
to win their seventh straight to
day, the White Sox falling victims
by E to 3.
. Score R. - H. E.
Chicago .... ... ... 3 11, 1
New York ... .... 5 10 0
. Thurston and Crouse; Jones,
Braxton and Collins.
' Detroit 5; Philadelphia 2
PHILADELPHIA, May IS.
Connie Mack used 18 players to
day in an endeavor to avert de
feat at the hands of Detroit in an
uphill fame which the visitors won
5 to 2.
Score R. H. E.
Detrdlt 5 9 0
Philadelphia 2 6 4
WhitehQl, -Barfoot and Sass
ier; Rommell. Walberg, Harriss
and Cochrane.
Cleveland 4; Senators 2
WASHINGTON, May 18.
Cleveland made it two out of
three over Washington today,
winning 4 to 2.
Score R. H." E.
Cleveland . . .. 4 8 1
Washington 2 7 2
Smith and L. Sewell; Johnson
and Ruel.
Boston ; St. Lonis 8
, BOSTON. May 18 Ehmke held
St. Louis to five hits today as Bos
ton defeated the Browns 6 to 3.
Score R. II. E.
St. Louis . . . 3 5 0
Boston 6 10 1
Robertson, Falk and Dixon;
Ehmke and Gaston.
C. S. Hamilton Furniture Co..
340. Court. Don't fail to see the
famous day bed and de luxe ' bed
spring, Rome quality. Refriger
ators,. Opal ranges, electric stoves,
Armstrong linoleum. Every room
made beautiful and attractive, at
small cost. (j
BLIGH .
TODAY
The? ARIZONA
SWEEPSTAKES
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Concret ts thi :.:' .
aristocrat of pavements
University of Oregon.
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the Use cfCmucrtU-
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W. L. PcV
Los Angeles . .V. . . .23 14... .622
Hollywood . . . . . . .2119 .B25
Sacramento . . . .'. ...2019 .613
Oakland 19.19 .BOO
Mission ...... . . ; .1 9 2 0 Z .487
Portland ,rv ..... 20 22j .476
Seattle 1 9 22, .463
San Francisco . .17 23 .425
Xattonal League
Team- ' .' . W. L. Pet.
Cincinnati 20 10 .667
Brooklyn ... ;. 17 10- .629
Chicago ...17 10 .629
Pittsburgh . . ,14 .14 .600,
St. Louis 1517 .469
New York . .14 16 .467
Philadelphia 11 18 .379
Boston ........... 8 21 .276
American League
Team W. L. Pet.
New York 21 9 .700
Washington 20 14 .588
Cleveland .........17 13 .567
Philadelphia 18 14 .563
Chicago ... 17 16 .515
Detroit 15 16 .585
Boston 9 20 .310
St. Louis 8 23 .258
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The Dixie. Bakery leads on high
class, breads, pies, cookies and
fancy baked supplies of every kind
Best by test. Ask old customers.
439 Court St. ()
The Oner a House Drn? Rtnra
Service, quality, low prices, friend
ship give increasing patronage.
Old customers advise friends to
trade here. High and Court. ()
Director's Department Store Is
building up a reputation tor guar
anteed merchandise; conducting a
real department store;' making
steady progress, too. ()
OREGON DRUBS HUSKIES
WASHINGTON DEFEATED AT
EUGENE; SCORE 10-
EUGENE, May 18. (By Asso
ciated Press.) The University of
Oregon baseball team came back
after yesterday's drubbing by the
University of Washington nine
here and took today's game by the
score of 10 to 9. The Huskies
were leading 6-4 at the eghth in
ning. when the Webfooters gath
ered Bix hits and six runs. Gard
ner -relieved Jones on the mound
after two hits and one run had
been counted, but the Oregonians
kept on slugging. A Husky rally
in the ninth netted them three
Score . V . R. h. E.
Washington .. 9 10 4
Oregon- .... ...J.-.IO 11 2
Jones. Gardner and Walby; Ba
ker and Bliss,
Ulrich ft Roberts, realtors. 122
N. Com'l St.. know property val
ues and make for you profitable
investments. Will both save and
make you money. - ()
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J.-A; Mills. 331 State St., has
bargains In city and farm property
that will double : in value. Long
experience - in Salem- makes Mr.
Mills as safe .man to consult. ()
and you
Know
Jus fir oods will 1 rerLdGt
"UnionOUof Califormanas-
oeen icnown in the W
1883. Try
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: povyer to the vnstons -jir
. i entire- tfmla siiH r Jb'-y ft A.-Ji.:i
knocking or
V ; heavy pulling &
'knocking or."pmsnnz o,
xiiuLunsts are now, Duyingisrjecial'PoAi
axxio miu pyiu p tciiq per gajion lnj ;
'.' excess OT lisi ml nriresfor t-rilm ' VTT;. - t
costs no more tMntlier high
; Always use AnstoMoiorhitlw
combination imffitrnAxpp 'rtUAi r Xm .v
, - tent that motqrs in good! condition aiefV Oil
PIRATES ID BOBIfiS
TIE-IB TEW UK
Score 4 - to A -When Rain
Forces Halt; All Other :
y Games Postponed, !
; Brooklyn 4i Pirates 4
- PIRATES. May 18. (By Asso
ciated ; Press.) -4-Rain forced the
calling off of the Brooklyn-Pittsburgh
game here today, with the
score tied- 4 to! 4 in the Robins'
half of the tenth inning. Two
were on base and two were out.
Score-'-, i I R HI: E.
Brooklyn -, ... i .... . 4 9 0
Pittsburgh . V . I ...... 4 7 1
McWeepey and O'Neill; Mead
ows. Songer, Sbeehan and Gooch,
Perkins.. - . ..
CHICAGO. May 18. Philadel
phia at Chicago postponed, rain.
Cincinnati! May 1 8. New
York at Cincinnati, postponed,
rain. ' f
At' St. Louis ; Boston-St. Louis,
game called off, rain. '
F. E. Shaf er's Harness . and
Leather Goods Store, 170 S. Com'l.
Suit cases, valises, portfolios, brief
cases, gloves and mittens. Large
stock. The pioneer store. ()
Doughton & Sherwin, Hard
ware, 286 N. Com'l St. Hardware.
Builders Supplies, Paints, Varn
ishes. - Give us a call, you'll find
our prices reasonable. - ()
II. T. Love,! the Jeweler, 335
State St. High quality Jewelry,
silverware and diamonds. The
gold 'standard of values. Once a
buyer always ai customer. ()
Round Trip
too
Vmt tSm Tmm PUta Tmr rri Cut
Hur f In -Ubtfil ItaMTtl
Tiekata cn nl dally
St. Paul $77.67
St. Louis $87.65
Chlcagv-$925
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OREGON
a
maker's
know! the service tnat
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to Wrerri r vr rit-rkr?er fAZf:: !
"Aincnnattf 'tke'Lifi
quality fori whifch Eastern
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; ' - Pacific Coast
Sacramento 6 Portland 2.
Seattle 3 ; Oakland i:.. c
- Los Angeles 4 San FranciscVi
ft Hollywood SJ iMisslon 2. i '
. : Xatlo'nai Leagne : I
Brooklyn 4 ; Pittsburgh 4;
. innings: rain. .: . ;-;":
Philadelphia-Chicago, rain..
New York-Cincinnati, rain.
Boston-St. Loqis, rain. " :
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r American League ,
-jxew xora 6 : ' unicaro s . ,
Detroit 5; Philadelphia' S.
Cleveland 4 ;' Washington J.-
Boston 6; St. Lduls S, 1
C. A. Luthy. Reliable Jewelry
store. What yon. are looking for '
in Jewelry. Where a child can buy
as safely as a min or woman. Re
pairing in all linds. ()
The Peerless (Bakery, 170 N.
Com'L Sanitary, , up to date.
Prompt delivery Bakers for those
who appreciate the best." Increas
ing patrons tell jthe tale, ()
I
Hunt, ft Schaller, leading- meat
market on North . Commercial, at
No. 263. Finestj meats, traits and
vegetables. v tThe crowds trading
at this store tell the story. ()
D. H. MosherJ Merchant Tailor,
is turning out the nobbiest and
best fitting tailor, made suits to
nessure. 00 business and pro
tesslonal men biy of Mosher. ()
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Capital City Cooperative Cream
ery. Milk, creartt; .buttermilk. The
Buttercup butter has - no equal.
Gold standard Of perfection. 137
8. Com'l.. Phou. 299., . ()
All Summer
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Washington $147.91.
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