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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1928
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state. That seYeral records
fall la Indicated by the results of
OF RECORDS
sectional meets throughout .the,"""""
sUte. Tour records set In UitiSfJM
year S meet nave ireu; u
passed.
Lloyd of Salem bettered the rec
ord of last year by 1 foot 6 hi Inch
in the broad lump In the Wil
lamette ralley meet- at Eugene
Duff of Baker has also bettered
last year's record In this event
c.ioTn'a aso.Yard relay team.
whirh took first place last year
will have some real competition
thi Tear at Grant high s reiaj
team baa clipped four-tenths of a
erond off the record set last year.
Other records that have been
broken this year are the high jump
and nole rault. Both Riordan of
Eugene and Crawford of Jefferson
hT cleared the bar at 6 feet in
the hirh lump. The record in this
erent is S feet 9 Inches. GilUn
of PrineTille and Little of Grant
have both bettered the pole vault
record of 11 feet 8 Inches by 1
inch.
Salem promises to place high
thia year as they have taken first
place In every sectional meet they
have entered including the Wil
lamette valley meet. Men named
by Coach Louie Anderson to fight
for the Red and Black In the meet
are:
Helsey Bonney. 220-yard
. . m m
and half mile relay;
mund. 100-yard dash; Fred Smith,
half mile relay, discus, shot put
and Javelin; George Lloyd. 220
yard dash, half mile relay and
broad Jump; Wayne Smith, mile;
Raymond Marsh, mile; Edwin
Johnson, mile; Wayne Blaco. 220
yard dash, 880-yard run. half mile
relay and javelin; Alfred Downs;
Homer Smith, 120-yard high
hurdles, discus and shot put; Don
ald Barnard. 440-yard run; Jlm
raie Emmett 440. 880. and broad
Jump; Walter Einfeldt. 440; Paul
Todd, 220 low hurdles, and pole
vault; Oliver Smith, 220 low hur
dles and pole vault; Perrine Stan-j
ley, 220 low hurdles and pole
vault: Philip Bell,220 low hurdles;
John Gotfried, 880 and shot put;
Alfred French, 880; Tom Duffy,
half mile relay and broad jump;
Kenneth Cannoy, broad jump;
Harry Nelson, discus; Bernard
Temple, discus and javelin.
HUSKY FHOSH TAKE
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EUGENE. May '11. (APh
The University of Washington
freshman track team defeated the
University cf Oregon frosh hero
today. C9 to 54.
Tho summary:
100 yard dash: Pendleton.
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STATE H. S. TRACK MEET RECORDS
Wor t)i nwirrl that
I lower at the state meet at Corvallis today. Two of them, it will
be noted were set by Salem athletes last year:
Event
Record
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2:05
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IV 8"
5 9 "
114 9"
20 8"
164 11"
1:35 35
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Relay
Washington, first; Ifwerj, Ore
gon, second; Tuttich, Oregon,
tjfird. Time :10 flat.
j One mile: Hill. Oregon, first;
(sellers. Washington, second; Neal,
Oregon, third. Time 4:30.6. ;
220 yard dash: Pendleton,
Washington, first; Lowery. Ore
gon, second; Brown, Washington,
thrd. Time :22..
Shot put: Harr, Oregon, first;
43 feet inch; Wentworth,
Washington, second, 41 feet 7
inches; Holmes, Washington,
third, 38 feet 7 Inches.
Pole vault: Rasmussen. Wash
ington, first; Maulby, Oregon,
second: Boone, Oregon, third.
Height 11 feet 6 Inches.
120 yard high hurdles: Selg-
mund, Oregon, first; Whiting,
Washington, second: Wentworth,
Washington, third. Time :16.C
High Jump: Wentworth, Wash
ington, first; RasamuAsen-, Wash
ington, and Everts, Oregon, tied,
Height 6 feet.
440 yard run: Hartley, Wash-
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Time :60.8.
880 yard run: Bale. Washing
ton, first; Mantel, Washington,
second; Runyan, Oregon, third.
Time 2:03.6.
Discus: Won by Hall, Oregon;
Holmes. Washington., second;
Wentworth, Washington, third.
Distance 124 feet 5 Inches.
220 yard low hurdles: Won by
Seigmund, Oregon; Whiting,
Waehington, second; Pendleton,
Washington, third. Time :26
flat.
Broad junrn: Won by Lowery,
Oregon; Seigmund, Oregon, sec
ond and Sellers. Washington, tied
for second. Distance 22 feet, 4
inches.
Javelin: Won by- Adams, Wash
ington; Hall, Oregon, second;
Overetreet, Oregon, third, 168
feet.
Mile relay: Won by Washing
ton by default.
Final score: Washington frosh
69; Oregon frosh 54.
EAGLES TEAMS
OVER K. OF C: 4-1
The Eagles took the long end of
a 4 to 1 score last night by defeat
ing the Knighta of Columbus base
ball nine last night on Oxford park
in the second week of play in the
t'r-niriip this Reason.
The winners scored their runs
in the second and fourth inning,
while the lone run for the losers
was made by Guson in the third
inning. Tbis is one win and one
loss for the Eagles, having been
defeated by the Elks in last weeks'
play. There will be no game to
night. Monday night's game will
feature the Legion and the
Knights of Columbus, beginning
at 6 o'clock.
The score:
EAGLES (4)
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Towner, c. . . . 0
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2
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1
2
0
0
0
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iDepoe, lb ..0
Sifton. cf.r l
I Green. If.. l
McMuIlin, rf 1
i B. Ashby. 2b 1
W. Ashby, p 0
Totals 4 6 2
K. of C. (1)
Clarke, cf . . .
Humphrey, 2b
Gibson, 3b...
Barhan. If
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1
0
0
1
1
0
0
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Bachelor, c .
C. Barhan, rf
Jary, ss ....
Guson, rf...
Totals ....
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STATE MEET TODAY
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis. May 11. Indications
are that the turnout at Oregon
State college Saturday of some 400
high school athletes representing
44 high schools throughout the
state will result in the toppling of
some records set at the first an
nual Interscholastic track and field
meet last year. Interest in track
throughout the state has been
greatly boosted by the revival of
the all-state meet.
Marks made in the different sec
tional and district meets through
out the state this year show much
Improvement over those of last
year. Several of the men who set
records in the different evetns at
the state meet last year will be
back to defend their marks.
The schedule of events calls for
preliminaries in the 100 yard dash,
high hurdles, 220 yard 'dash, low
hurdles, shot put, discus, javelin,
and broad jump. The first event
of the afternoon is called for 2:00
o'clock.
A banquet has been arranged
for high school coaches and ath
Ietes at 6 o'clock in Hotel Benton
where presentation of awards will
be made. Immediately after the
banquet the coaches and athletes
will be guests of the associated
students of Oregon State college
at a special theater party.
Bayard Sl86on, Oregon State
track captain, will attempt to low
er the worlds record in the 300
yard race as a feature of the meet.
The Oregon State mile relay team
which last week established a new
record for this event at the Seattle
relays will run .an exhibition race,
BEATS AGGIE TEAM
EUGENE. May 11. ( AP) The
University of Oregon baseball
team defeattd the Oregon State
college diamond men 9 to 6 in a
seventh inning rally at Eugene.
today. Cotter Gould, Oregon pinch
hitter, had the stage all set when
he stepped to the plate, two men
were on bases and two outs had
Deen made. Tne count was two
balls and two strikes when he bag
ged a three base hit which gave
Oregon the lead.
After Curly Fuller, starting
pitcher for the Webfoots, had
been knocked out of the box. Art
Schoeni, Oregon second string hur
ler helped out by holding the Ore
gon State men to one run in the
rest of the tilt.
Dave Epps, Webfoot left fielder,
and Reynold MacDonald. Oregon
pitcher, who replaced Schoeni in
the eighth, made the only two
homers to be chalked up In the
game.
score: r h E
Oregon . 9 15 4
O. S. C fi a 5
Fuller, Schoeni, MacDonald and
Gabriel, Woodie; Cloyes and Ma
pie.
JONES ELATED
AS HAGEN WINS
ATLANTA, Ga., May 11.
(AP) "That's great," was Bobby
Jones comment today when told
of Walter Hagen's Tictory in the
British open tournament. Jones
who won the title in 1926 and
1927 and who did not defend it
this year, said pressure of busi
ness would prevent his going over
In 1929 for another try at the
British championship.
RECORDS Mil El
OREGON BALL CLUB
Annual State Meet Today
BEBSPIJTPAIR
W1IKKIIE
SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.
(AP) The Missions divided to
day's double bill with the Portland
Beavers, winning the tint clash hi
spite of Lebonreau'a homer In the
fifth scoring two ahead of him.
Portland took the second game, 5
to 3.
First game: R H E
I Portland 6 10 3
Missions 7 12 1
Couch. Ortman. Tomlin and Ain
smith; Martin and Baldwin.
Second game: R II E
Portland . 5 11 1
Missions . 3 io 2
Terkea and Rego;
Eckert and Whitney.
Davenport,
Stars Wis Again
LOS ANGELES, May 11. (AP)
Hollywood made it four straight
today by trimnmig Seattle fire to
one. Gordon Rhodes, formerly of
the University of Utah, not only
pitched great ball but hit a homer
over the fence with two on in the
second inning.
Score: R H E
Seattle l 8 0
Hollywood 5 9 1
Wilson, Collard and Schmidt;
Rhodes and Bassler.
Sacs Win Pitchers' Duel
SACRAMENTO, May 11. (AP)
Pitching a masterly three hit
game and aided by brilliant field
ing on the part of Ray French,
Earl Sheely and Clarence Hoff
man, each of whom killed off sev
eral potential base hits, Rudy Kal
llo, Sacramento t wirier bested
Clyde Barfoot. Los Angeles pitch
ing ace by a 1 to 0 score here to
day.
Score: r
H E
3 1
5 0
Kalllo
Los Angeles 0
Sacramento 1
Barfoot and Sandberg;
and Severeld.
Oaks Drof Game
OAKLAND. May 11. (AP)
An early, lead in the first and
third innings was too much for
the Oaks today in spite of a spurt
in the eighth and ninth which
evened the count 3 all. Two hits
in the tenth brought in the win
ning run for the Seals.
Score: RUE
San Francisco 4 is 0
Oakland 3 6 3
Jacobs and Sprinz; Krause and
Read. "
Sports Calendar
May 12
Track, Salem high goes to Cor
vallis for state meet.
Track, Willamette vs. Pacific at
Forest Grove.
Golf, Salem high vs. Jefferson
high at Jefferson.
Tennis, Salem high vs. Univer
sity high at Eugene.
Tennis, Willamette co-eds ve.
Pacific co-eds at Forest Grove.
Tennis, Willamette men vs.
Washington State college at Pull
man. Baseball, Willamette vs. Colum
bia at Portland.
May 13 j
Baseball, Salem Senators vs.
Wendling, Oxford park.
Baseball, Capital Service sta
tion vs. Cloverdale at Cloverdale.
May 14
Baseball, Legion ve. Knights of
Columbus, Oxford park.
May 13
Baseball. Hansen & Liljequist
vs. Portland Electric Power Co.,
Oxford.
Baseball. Salem high vs. Mc
Minnville high at McMinnvllle.
May 16
Track, Salem high vs. Benson of
Portland at Sweetland field, 3
p. m.
Baseball, Salem high vs. Dallas
at Dallas.
Baseball, Elks vs. Knights of
Colurqbus at Oxford.
Swimming. Salem high vs. Uni
versity high at Eugene.
May 17
Baseball, Carpenters vs. Post
Office at Oxford.
Track, Salem high interclass
track meet, at school field (tenta
tive).
May 18
Baseball, Snper Service vs.
Eagles at Oxford.
Baseball, Salem high ve. Mc
Minnvllle high at Oxford. 3:30
p. m.
Humanity's Slave
SCORES MARKED
IN BRITISH OPEN
SANDWICH, England, May 11.
(AP) Scores in the British
open golf championship follow:
Walter Hagen, United States,
75-73-72-72-292.
Gene Sarazen,: United States,
72-76-73-73-2S4.
Archie Compston, Great Brit
ain. 75-74-73-73-295.
Percy Alllss, Germany, 75-76-
75-72-298.
Fred Robson, Great Britain, 79-
73-72-74-298.
Jim Barnes, United States, 81-
73-76-71-301.
Jose Jurado, Argentine, 74-71-
76-80-301.
Aubrey Boomer, France, 79-73-
75-74-301.
Bill Mehlhorn, United States,
71-78-76-77-302.
W. H. Davies, Great Britain, 79-
73-76-74-302.
CINCINNATI, May 11. (AP).
Red Lucas held Boston to seven
scattered hits today,, beat them 3
to 0 for hie sixth win in seven
games and banged out a triple in
the fourth, scoring the final run
shortly afterward.
Score: R. H. E.
Boston 0 7 2
Cincinnati 3 8 1
R. Smith, Werti and Taylor;
Lucas and Hargrave.
Clnbs Blank Robins
CHICAGO. May 11. (AP).
The Chicago Cubs shut out the
Brooklyn Robins 3 to 0 here to
day in the last game of the series.
Hack Wilson hit his fourth homer
of the season in the sixth.
Score: R. H. E.
Brooklyn 0 5 1
Chicago .. 3 0 0
Vance and Deberry; Nehf and
Gonzales.
Cards Win 8-2
ST. LOUIS. May 11. (AP).
The St. Louis Cardinals made it
a clean sweep of the series with
Philadelphia here today, winning
3 to 2.
Score: R. H. E.
Philadephia 2 9 1
St. Louis 3 6 3
Sweetland, Benge and Wilson,
Schultze; Alexander and Mancuso.
BOSTON 9 BLANKED
BY CINCINNATI CLUB
New York-Pittsbureh. Dostoon-lohv
ed, rain
1928 British
Won by
SANDWICH, England. May 11.
(AP) Walter Hagen today
won his third British open golf
championship with a 72 hole score
of 29 2, coming through with what
the British call "a Hagen finish."
The American golfer scored two
72's on his last two rounds, taking
the lead in the morning, and hold
ing it to the end.
He was followed home by Gene
Sarazen, another pro from the
United States who needed only 294
for his 72 holes, 73 in the morning
and the same score in the after
noon. Archie Compston, British
leader, also finished with a pair
of 73 s for a score or 29 a to take
third place.
The other two Americans re
maining in the competition to the
bitter end also finished "in the
money! Jim Barnes going into a
tie for sixth and Bill Mehlhorn fin
ishing ninth.
The Prince of Wales put the
seal of royalty on Hagen's artistry
as he handed him the famous tro-
!phy which was won by Bobby
Jones last year and the year be
fore and with Hagen's victory to
day has been in the hands of golf
ers from the United States in sev
en of the last eight years.
"I congratulate that fine sports
man, Walter Hagen," said the
prince in presenting the cup.
Winning today as dramatically
as he lost a special match to Ar
chie Compston two weeks ago by
the one sided score of 18 up and
17 to play, Hagen effectively
squashed stories that his defeat j
by the giant Compston marked the
beginning of his decline as a play
er in important competitions.
Hagen's victory give him thej
sensational record of three victor
ies, one second and one third in the'
ATHLETICS CAPTURE
TILT WITH ST. LEWIS
PHILADELPHIA, May 11.
(AP) The Athletics battered
their old team mate Sam Gray out
of the box in less than three inn
ings today and awept the three
game series from St. Louis by a
score of 11 to 5. The victory was
the sixth In succession for the
Maekmen.
Score: R H E
St. Louis 5 11 2
Philadelphia ...11 12 1
Gray, Crowder and Schang;
Walberg, Strelecki and Cochrane.
Tanks Nose Out Win
NEW YORK. May 11. (AP)
The New York Yankees took the
deciding game of their series
against Cleveland, a dematic, ten
inning engagement here today, 7
to 6. Gehrig hit a homer in the
fourth.
Score: R H E
Cleveland 6 13 2
New York 7 11 1
(10 innings.)
Shaute, Uhle and Sewell; Hoyt,
Pennock, Shealy and Collins, Gra-
bowskl.
Senators Take One
WASHINGTON, May 11. (AP)
Washington took the third
game of the series from Detroit
here today 9 to 5.
Score: R H E
Detroit 5 9 1
Washington 9 15 1
Billings, Holloway, Sorrell and
Shea; Jones and Tate.
Boston Whips Chicago
BOSTON, May 11. (AP) Bos
ton defeated Chicago 4 to 3 here
today In the final game of the
series.
Score: R H E
Chicago ..3 8 1
Boston 4 9 1
Adklns and Crouse; Ruffing
and Hoffman.
T
The second golf matches at the
Illahee Country club in competi
tion for the Pomeroy & Keene tro-
will be Dlaved today and to-
morrow. After last week's matches,
Golf Open
Walter Hagen
British classic since 19 22, when
he won for the first time over this
Royal St. George's course.
To Jim Barnes who has also
won the title in years gone by.
went the honor of having the best
round of the closing day. His 71
was a great performance and land
ed him well among the first ten
when he seemed doomed to finish
far back after taking 76- this
morning and with the night mare
of an 81 brought over from yes
terday. The final day's play resolved
Itself into a battle between four
men of three nationalities, Hagen.
Sarazen, Compston and Jurado.
Not until the home stretch was
reached could the winner be cer
tain, so close was the margin Ha
gen had over Sarazen and Conip-i
ston.
Bad putting put Jurado out of
the running early in the afteinoon
and the fight was narrowed to Ha
gen, Sarazen and Compston, the
last two challenging the 292 Ha
gen had set for them to shoot at.
Sarazen had difficulty with his
brassie throughout the tourna
ment and the two slips with that
club cost him strokes in the all
important round.
Earlier In the afternoon Bill
Mehlhorn lost his chance when an
ugly 7 went down on his card.
Compston also had a 7 this morn
ing when he frittered away two
strokes in a bunker and Sarazen
had one yesterday when he dub
bed two shots.
You hear a lot about the fellow
who makes a million In the rtock
market, but nobody ever mentions
the million sheep who got sheared
at the same time.
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losers and winners are matched as
follows:
Winners
Cone vs. Hixson
Olinger vs. McLaughlin
Chambers vs. Judge Small
Newton vs. Franklin
Young vs. Dr. Wrood
Simmons vs. Farmer
Fisher vs. Tom Wood
Schmall vs. F. C. Cone
Losers
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Day vs. Hathaway
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Roberts vs. Slade
ll. C. Wade, the new "Pro," is
on the Job every minute and there
is splendid Interest and growing
activity among the club members,
creating keen but friendly rivalry
for club standing.
All men participating in the but
ton tournament for the Pomeroy
& Keene trophies are expected to
provide themselves with buttons
immediately. The buttons are
awarded on the medal play with
out regard to the handicap and the
standing and the number of but
ton each member has is figured out
and posted when five full cards
have been turned in to Mr. Wade
at the caddy house.
The tri-city tournament between
Corvallis, Eugene, and Salem wii!
probably be held in June and it is
proposed to hold first and second
team play on the same Sundays at
different clubs. The members are
therefore urged to get opt ani
practice.
GENE STARTS TRAINING
NEW YORK, May 11 (AP)
Gene Tunney, champion of the
heavyweights will leave tomorrow
for Speculator, N. Y., to open
training for his title defense
against Tom Heeney, the plodding
Anzac in July. The champion an-
nounced he will leave for Harmon
N - Y-. here he is visiting with
his manager. Billy
morning train.
Gibson, on a
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Baseball Standings
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racinc coast
w I, Pct. w I. Pet
Holly d 26 13 .667 Mission .17 20 .4.19
Sac'te ..25 14 .641 Portland 16 22 .421
San P. ..24 14 .632 Oakland 13 25 .342
Lo A. ..20 19 .513j Seattle .12 26 .316
NATIONAL
W L Pet-I w I. Pet.
N. T 13 7 .6501 Pittsb'h 12 11 .522
Oincmn. 17 10 .630 lirouklyn. 1 1 22 .478
tit. U. ..15 11 .577 Boston' .. 8 14 .364
Chicago 15 12 .5561 Philsd. .. 5 17 .227
AMERICAN
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X. T 17 S .773 Detroit
Philad. 13 5.7221Wah. ..
Clevel'd 16 10 .61 5i Boston
St. L. -14 14 .500iChicago
W I, Pel
.13 17 .414
. 9 13 .409
. 8 15 .348
. 8 17 .320
COASY SCORES TESTERDAT
At Sacramento: Loa Angelea 0; Sacra
mento 1.
At Oakland: San Francisco 4; Oak
land 8.
At San Francisco: Missions 7-3; Port
land 6 5.
At Los Angeles: Hollywood 5; Seattle
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Geo. R. Vehra M. D.. Phyaieiaa Surgeon
ouue oua jei. Z3TS-Z87V Kai. 773
Robin D. Day aid Donald W.Uilaa
Attorneva
tttorneya at Law
leiepnone IBS
10 611-613
EIGHTH FLOOR
Ir. O. Ward Davie. Qeoenl Dantket.
Tel. 616. Evening by appointment
Room S03
TENTH FLOOR
Dr. W. A. Johnaon. Dbi i
Telephone 1284
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INSURANCF
j DIRECTORY
Anderaon U Konert General laeoraace
169 S. High. Tel 1644
BECKE HENDRICKS
169 N. High. Tel.
161
Rl D. GRAT General Intnraneo
N. Com'L Tel. I42S
14'
LAFLAR LAFLAR
Ladd Both Bank Bldg.
Tel 646
W. A. L1STON. General lainraaco
404-5 Matenle Bldg. Tel. 1321
RICH L. REIMANN Gen. Int.. Loaua
219 N. High St. Tel. 865
WILLAMETTE INSURANCE AGENCY
815 Maeenio Bldg. Tel. 983
Lodge Roster
HEMEKKTA LODGE NO. 1, I. O. O. V.
Meeta every Wedneaday ovonnig at
7:30 o'clock; third flow of I. O. O. F.
Temple, corner it Court Mid High Ste.
AUCTIONEER
F. N. Woodry
12 Tr. Salem'a leading Auctioneer
mi Fnrnitnro Dealer.
Res. Sto., 1611 N. Summer 81.
PUoao 611
H. F. Woodry & Son
Right down town. Cj paid lor ai4
furniture. Store 371 N tomm'L
Tel. 73. Agent for Jngj Uangei. S
COL. A. L. 6TEVENSON ACCTIONKEI1
28 yean experience in the Willamette
valley, for dm tee or arrangesirnta toe
P. A. Poerfler, farm adriier. Firt Na
tional Bank. Salem. Phone or write,
A. L. Steveoaon. Corral!". Or.
BATTERY-ELECTBiC&N 3
rLEENER ELECTRIC CO. HODB
iring by hour or contract. K&tiSeftV
fern
ifcbed. Tel. 80 471 Court til.
e war n
Tel. 168
HIGH AND
win
laii
C b. i f.it
JOE V1LLIAU3
D. BARTON EXIDE BATTERIES
Starter and generator work; 2u
South High. 8
J. 5. L. Service Station
utomotive Clectriciana
Vick Bros.
High St. at Trade. TeL 1841
Martina & Harnsberger
I'SL AND GREAT WESTERN
BATTERIES
ACTOMOT1VS ELECTSICIAXS
215 Center Street. Tel. 1915
In Connection with Capitol Super
Service Station
mmm iy,n,, i jt
BICYCLES Repairing 4
LLOTD X. ItAMSDEte COLUMBIA BI
eveiea and repairing. 887 Court.
HELP WANTED Male 6
WANTElv MAX AAD WIFK ON FARM.
Living quarters famished. Addroa
Bon 66. Salem. Oregon.
i -! -M-w-iori.rLiirxri.nj ltuxjui-ivxaaji
HELP WANTED Female 8
REPRESENTATIVE FOR SPIRELLA
Corsets, Corselettea, Uirdles. Bras
sieres, etc., also lingerie and hosiery.
Training given. New plan of letter In
troductory Svatem not canvassing.
Phone, Mr. Chestney, Marion Hotel.
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CHIROPRACTORS
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DR. O. L. SCO IT, PTC. CHltOPJlACT
on n. ngn. lei. 2S-V, Boa.
DBS. 8COFIELD. X-Bar. CHIRC
praetor, and Kenroralonietor service.
Office phono 2194, Res. 2187-J; and
2882-J. Suit 414-18-15, First Kat L
Bank.
FLORISTS
11
FLO VTIh. FOR ALL OCCASIONS-.
OlaM'a. Conrt High gu TeL 891.
CCT FLOWS RS, M"KDDING BOTqaiTS
-mmnmn, sinus, sjoeorntijaa. v. I .
BroiUnvpt, OorUU Sis mUmo fltrooc
TeL 840.
mm m - - ""-rii-iryuTj'u i-i i. ,Ui ri nj-ux 1,
INSURANCE
12
Insure
Tir Hhm r Osr we-w. ' -BRCU
HJUtDRlCKS
. . Phoora 161
L O. ft. T. Bldgv. -,6S K. High St. '
IX)B SIALIC FIRST AKO SECOXO MorV
tC. Trn Idf, Contact
-Will not to S3 Pr eonw
BECKS "HEJtDRlCK9
Bnilig Bldg, 110 K. High St.
FARM LOA2IBJ PLESTT CF M05IT
-Jons on rood farss eeenntf.
CrrX LO.VS r loaning Prw
dentinl Iiiarun avuenan money
ity real dene cmi toulboea property at
V per coat, ping n commission Haw
tin Rohorta. 1m, : joi Otego
Uniting,
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