THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON,. WEDNESDAY lipRNING; JUNE , 1928
LEAVERS LOSE TO
ANGELS THIS TIME
Baseball Standings
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FACinC COAST
W L Pct.l W I Pet.
San. r. -38 27 .5S5 Oakland 0 35 .462
Rac'ta 37 28 .5781 If iasioas 30 34 .469
Holly'd 37 28 .578 Seattle . 28 38 .408
Lot A. 35 30 .538 Portland 28 3 .400
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VATIOHAX
PORTLAND. June 5. (AP) r w i, Pet.
Tos Angeles won easily from the Cineinn. 32 is .6s0Brooh'n
PnrtllnH RoiTPri hr tndav 9 to! . ..25 I .SiOPUtsbh
1. PUtt was wUd in the first
three innings, but after that stead-,
led and became inrinclble. An aickkicax
27 19
27 21
.5871 Boston
.563) Philad.
ran off him in the first inning
Score: R H E
Los Angeles . 9 13 1
Portland 1 5 3
. Plltt and Hannah;' Ortman,
Couch and Alnsmith, Saunders.
Bells Tmke Opener
SAN FRANCISCO. June 5.
( AP) Sacramento lost the open
ing game of its series against the
Mission Bells here today when the
latter team trounced their guests
S to 3.
Score: RUE
Sacramento 3 7 2.
Missions 5 "
Rachac. Gould and SeTereid;
Holling, Hughes and Baldwin.
8 .818' Boston
Philad. 27 15 .64; Detroit
CleTel'd 24 22 .522! Chicago
St. L. ..22 2 .478Waa. .
W L Pet
23 21 .523
20 25 .444
.17 25 .OS
. 7 33 .175
W L Pet.
.16 23 .410
19 28 .404
.17 29 .370
.15 27 .357
COAST SCORES TESTMBAT
At Portland: Los Anrelea ; Portland
At Io Anreles: Hollywood 3; Oak
land 2.
At Kattt: Seattle 4: Saa Franeice 3.
At Saa Fraofiseo: Missions ; Sarra
meoto 3.
AKEBICAH SCOBfcS TEITUXDAT
At St. IOui: Washington 4; St.
LOOIS 1.
All ather major leerue rae Pt
poned. raia. and wtt grounds.
Seattle Iadians Wlm
SEATTLE. June 5. (AP)
Seattle continued its winning ways
today and took the Seals by a 4
to 3 count in a ten inning game
that treated the fans to 25 bits, j
Score: R H E
San Francisco 3 12 0
Koattle 4 13 0
riO innings)
Jacobs and Spring; Wilson and
Parker.
Rhode Wins for Stan
LOS ANGELES. June 5.
Gordon Rhode, sensational Hol
lywood hurler, took the measure
of Oakland In a brilliant pitching
duel in which the Stars today won
the series opener 3 to 2. It went
two extra innings.
Score: R II E
Oakland 2 6 0
HnlWwoorl 3 7 0
111 innings)
Boehler and Read. Lombard;
Rhodes and Bassler.
ill IN ALL REM
TO COT
0 EUROPE
NEW YORK. June 5 (AP)
A tall, carelessly graceful young
man of 35, with a movie magazine
tinder his arm, and .a spotless tan
felt hat at a rakish angle, enter
ed his hotel on a New York side
street today to the accompani
ment of a curious glance or two.
and the whispered, "that's him."
that marks the comings and go
ings of the great in the world of
fport.
Met in the lobby with a
States tennis team, which, under
his captaincy, baa just won the
right to go to Europe in truest of
the Daris cup. William T. Tilden,
II. replied with a smile that, "yes
the boys bare been doing Tery
well " and led the way to a com
modious hotel suite littered with
dozens of tennis racquets, strung
and unstrung.
"It takes a lot of them." be
explained, "for a trip like that we
are about to take."
Tilden said the other members
of his team were fast converging
on New York from where they are
to sail at midnight Friday for the
English championships at Wim
bledon, then the inter-ione tie
with the victorious European Da
vis cup team, and then if suc
cessful the challenge round match
with France.
Junior Coen and Tilden arrived
this morning.
John Hennessey is expected at
any time from his home in Indian
apolis, and George ixtt is due
from Chicago, tomorrow.
BETID EAGLES LEAD
1 TEAM AVERAGE
While the Salem team still leads
th Willamette Valley baseball
in the oerctnUge column,
the Bend Eagles lead In bitting,
according to figures compiled by
league officials. Counting present
players only. Bend has an average
of .346. with 1SZ times ai omi
56 bits. Salem Is next wun ai
and 204 times at bat, giving u
average of .317.
Other team averages are. -u-
.. . . A M tk HI.
gene. 191 times at cat. ".
.2S0; Albany. 18 times, at bat.
45 hits, .237; Wendling. 195 times
at bat. 37 nits. toiic
Grove. 219 times at bat, 3 8 nits.
174.
Individual averages are:
Salem
AB
Russell. 3
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LILH
T
BLANKS PEP 10 TOO
Giggers, pitcher for the Hansen
LUjequist ball team In the In
dustrial league, achieved that
acme of mound success wnicu
many strive for, a no-hit. no-run
game, against the Portland Elec
tric Power company team last
night, the wood workers winning
10 to 0.
The Hansen LUjequist team
scored six runs in tbe first tuning,
two in the second, one in the
third and one in tbe fourth.
The lineups:
Epsom Downs Derby Will
Be Feature Event Today
SENATORS WIN
FROM ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, June 5. (AP).
Runs by Reeves and Goslin help
ed the Senators defeat the Browns
4 to 1 here today in the last game
of the series. Ogden pitched
against Braxton.
Score: R. H. E.
Washington 4 8 0
St. Louis 1 7 1
Braxton and Rucl; Ogden and
Schang.
Vaughn, cf 3
Sullivan, lb 27
Shackman. If 23
Heenan, 3b 29
Ridings, ss , 25
Keber, 2 b 23
Beck, p 22
Gill, rf .. 28
Edwards, e It
Hank, cf 2
Bond
Burdge, rf ....13
Eubanks, c . 14
Rentfrow. 2b 18
Trammer, ss 17
HepUng, 3b 22
Bigbee, cf 20
Wood, lb 20
Allen, If
nose, p
Murphy, p ,...-
Eugene
Gleason. lb
Baker, p
Van Duyne, cf
Wirth, 2b
Bliss, c .
W. Relnhart, 3b
Mulligan. 3b
Sorsby. If
Emmons, ss
Manerud, rf
Burton, p
21
5
7
Husband, lb
F. Reinhart, If
Graham, 2b
Delp, -
Logan. If
Hecker, 2b
4
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15
21
11
3
19
12
21
13
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14
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Albany
5
2 5
9
12
FISHERMEN MERCK
GOLD REACH. Ore.. June a
(AP) Consolidation of rival fish
ermen's organizations of lower no-
word gue river fishermen international
, 22
Blackwell, rf
Coleman, p
Wilkinson, c
Mt-Reynolds. lb 23
lenks. If 26
Reipl. 3b ... 9
Smith, rf 18
Patterson, rf 7
Dowling, If 16
Fortier. p 14
Wend ling
DomasehofsK y, rf 5
Helmcke, c
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of congratulation for the United seamen's union.
TONIGHT JJUJIsflE 3
8:30 P. M.
All Local Card
Red Hayes vs Terry Killeen
Six 3-Minute Rounds
Willard Norton vs Earl Yoakley
Six 3-Minute Rounds
MUTT KRANK1E VS CHUCK ROSANDER
6 3-Minute Rounds
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$10 PURSE-
ADDITIONAL WILL BE PAID BY SALEM BOXING
COMMISSION FOR THE BEST PRELIMINARY
GOOD PRELIMINARIES
FRONT ROW BALCONY SI. 65
BAM-ON Y $1.10
EN TI K E LOW KU FLOOR $ 1 .Oo
Tickets on Sale at AdolphV Cigar Store
Loates, p
Bilderback, lb
Hutt. cf .... 13
Guthan, 3b 22
Cox. rf 10
Jim King. 2b 24
Jack King, If 7
White, cf 23
Amburn, p 10
LaMear, ss 12
Taylor, rf 4
Hardisty, rf 3
Chaffee, p l
Cottage Grove
Cellars, rf .....10
Hill, lb 25
Smith, c .ll
O. Angst, If ........16
L. Angst, rf 12
Ellinger, c 17
Morgan, cf 25
Derscham, p 5
Blank. 3b 22
McQueen, If 23
Heck. 2b 22
Hubbell, p 15
Brouner. 3b 7
Eddy, ss .... 4
Rollins, ss 4
Alstoff, cf 1
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Pet.
.667
.667
.407
.348
.345
.320
.304
.273
.250
.211
.000
.538
.429
.444
.412
.364
.300
.300
.286
.200
.143
.500
.500
.400
.400
.381
.364
.333
.263
.250
.190
.154
.154
.143
.000
.000
.400
.391
.333
.33:?
.273
.240
.231
.222
.167
.143
.125
.071
.400
.3 68
.30C
.273
.231
.227
.200
.167
.143
.130
.100
.000
.000
.000
.000
.500
.314
.273
.250
.250
.23 5
.200
.200
.182
.174
.13
.067
.000
.000
.000
.000
H. & L.
Frame, cf
Kiminki. ss
Parks. 3 b
Harnsberger,
Edwards, rf
Sipola. c
Follrich. If
Giggers, p
Smith, lb
2b
P. E. P.
Arnold, es
Boytana, c
Ritchie. 2b
Merrlott. 3 b
Flagg. lb
Hartwell. p
Ringo, rf
Thomas, cf
Sherman, If
In the Commercial league, the
Elks team is beading the column
with four wins and one loss. Tbe
irion is second with two wins
and one loss. Complete standings
are:
W
Elks 4
Legion 2
K. C
Eagles 2
Paper Co 1
Super Service 0
L.
1
1
2
2
3
3
Pet.
.800
.667
.600
.500
.250
.000
In the Industrial league Han
sen and LUjequist hoWs undis
puted lead. Percentages of the
teams are as follows:,.
W, I. Pet.
HandL ........ .-5 0. l.00
Carpenters .2 1 .SS?
Postoffice 2 2 .500
P. E. P 00i
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LIS I tN IN I
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WTTlirEilDAT MOKimro
7:00 9:00 KXL. (278). Early Kiaar pro
9 0O0: 00 KEX (278). Pattia Cooke.
0 00 10:00 KXt. Portland Early Birdt.
9:00-11:00 KTBB (229. Women'! pro-
rraiB. ...
9:00-12:00 KWBS (200). Houiewife t
hour. .
9:30-12:00 KOIN (318). uouitrwue
prorram.
10:00-11:00 KFEC (214). Requast pro
100012:00 KGW (42). Houiehold
help. miiic and PCN program.
10:00-1.2:00 KEX. Devotional erriee
and shopping mide.
10:00 12:00 KXL. Courtesy program.
11:00 11:30 KFEC. Feature announce
ments. 11-30-12:00 KFEC. Fopular mntic.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00-1:00 KFEC Luncheon concert.
12 00-1 00 KOIN. Organ concert.
l:00f.:00 KWJJ (250). Concerts.
12:00 6:00 KXL (220). Afternoon pre-neniatinns.
Concert.
Weather report! and
French officials seek to bar con
lets from office so that commu
nists may not run for deputies
men who are in prison.
"" j
is?.
Remember the Larmer Transfer and Storage has mov
ing vans and good supply of blankets and pads for furni
ture handlers. ,
Have just completed our new three story concrete
warehouse and are now well prepared to handle best of
furniture and pianos.
When ready call 930 and let us serve you.
12 :00 C:00 'KF.X.
1 :00-2 :00 KFEC.
music.
1 :00-2 : !!0 KTBR.
1:00-4:00 KOIN.
4:00 5:00 KFEC.
-O0-6:O!) KWBS.
5:00 6:00 KFEC.
: 15 6:00 KOIN.
Varied music.
News and music
Studio concert.
Amusement guide.
ropulsr program.
Topsy-TurTv Times.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
1:00-6 rO KXL (220). Organ concert.
6:00-7:00 KGW (492). Dinner ooncert
and talk from KOMO.
6:00-7:00 KEX (278). Utility service.
6:00-7:00 KWJJ (250). Dinner concert.
1:00-7:00 KOIN (319). Organ concert.
;:00-7:00 KTBB (229). Dinner con
cert. :OO-7:00 KFEC (214). Announce
ments and (6:15) dinner concert.
5:00-8:00 KWBS (200). Recording concert.
Conrtesy programs.
Musical travelog.
Dinner concert.
Soprano. 1
Entertainment.
Semi classical pro-
LONDON, June 6. (AP) A.Traec
ragabond army camped tonight at
Epsom Downs where tomorrow the
year's finest three year olds will
match speed and stamina for der
by honors In the world's most fa
mous horse race. Within sight of
the stables where spirited colts re-
ceired their training ministrations
Gypsy and tenderfoot from the
city gathered around watch fires to
debate the merits of their favor
ites. In accordance with the tradi
tions of the derby eye these no
mads, professional and amateur,
had come as the vanguard of the
horde which will swarm the downs
to riew the supreme turf classic.
The names most heard about
the fires were Fairway, Sunny
and Flamingo.
a trio of
grace and power, full worthy to
share the glory of derby day.
Fairway remained the prime fa
vorite. Lord Derby's colt galloped
six furlongs today showing a fine
burst of speed in the final work
out, that brought joy to tbe heart
of his Jockey, Tommy Weston.
King George and a host of so
ciety folk attended the first day
of the derby meeting today and
the sovereign will tomorrow be
accompanied by the queen and
most of the royal family to grace
the gala event.
Like tens of thousands of his
subjects King George will jour
ney by motor car. abandoning the
special trains and carriers of for
mer years.
OREGON NET STARS
REPRFMTUM
EUGENE, Jane 6. (AP).
Brad haw Harrison, Oregon state
tennis champion,
of Oregon team member, with
Stanley . Almquist and Sherman
Lockwood, both University of
Oregon men, will represent the
Tacoma Lawn Tennis club in
tournaments this season; -The an
nouncement was made here today.
It had been expected the Oregon
men would represent some club
from this state. The Webfoot
stars, outstanding placers of the
state, will leave Monday for Ta
coma.
A question orer the residential
sligibility of the three men pre
vented them from competing for
any Oregon club, Harrison said.
This difficulty was not encounter
ed in Washington, the players
said, adding that word to that ef
fect was received here today from
Walter C. Griffith of the Tacoma
club.
Harrison transferred to Ore
gon from the University of Cali
fornia, and was ineligible for var
sity competition this season. He
now holds the Washington, north
west, California and Oregon sin
gles titles.
The first tournament in which
the players will represent Tacoma
will be the Star-Reynolds chal
lenge matches in Seattle.
OREGON if E ENDS
SUCCESSFUL m
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu
gene. June 5. (Special.) The
and University University of Oregon baseball
team, champion of the northern
section of the Pacific Coast con-
KNOCKOUT WON
BY ACE HUDKINS
NOTICE OP INTEXTIOX TO IM
PROVE BKEYMAN STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY - FIRST
STREET AXD TWENTY -THIRD
STREET.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and. intention to Im
prove BREYMAN STREET from
the east line of Twenty-first
street to the west line of Twenty
third street, in the City of Salem,
Oregon, at the epense of the abut
ting and adjacent property, ex
cept the street and alley inter
sections, the expense of which will
xbe assumed by tbe City of Salem.
Oregon, by bringing &aid portion
of said street to the established
grade, constructing Portland ce
ment concrete curbs, and paving
said portion of said street with a
six-inch Portland cement con
crete pavement, thirty feet in
width, in accordance with . tbe
plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted by the com
mon Council, on May - 21. -1938,
now on file in the office of tbe
City Recorder, and which are
hereby referred to and made a
part hereof.
The Common Council hereby de
clares its purpose and Intention to
make the above described Im
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem, Oregon. 1
By order of tbe Common Coun
cil May 21. 128. :
M. Poulsen, City Recorder.
Date of first publication May 27.
IS 2
New First National
Baiik Bufldiiig
Directory
BASEMEKT
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Expert for Ladiei and OeaOaxaea
TUMXISH BATHS. MASjbAOE
Office Talpajat 22 14
aUaidaac Telophase 2S3J
SECOND LOOK
CWfer'a That Seme
Tel. 70 J. Over Ui 8pm
THIaW FLOOR.
Herri Optical Ce.
Ut. Uamrj X
S01 S03 101
Merrie. Oeteaaetriaa
Tatepheae SIS
college, eastern titllst, for the.
championship of the northern ee-j
Hon, the Webfooters taking the
C atUette . gaite J10-U 1J
lawyer Talepaeae 105
Dr. Deris B. Hill. OrUedeaUe
(Rreirataainf ( Imgvler teete)
rOUKTH 1XOOS
Dtb. O'KeUl A Bare. He. Oetetaatnal
Paee 6SS . Oi-40-f 03 O 40S
SIXTH FLOOB.
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Bite SSS , Ttl U'l-ll7t t. 175
Aefeia, D. Dj JbS DeaeU W. Mile
At erait at Law
Tatepkeaa 198 SIO ell-611
UUHTH FLOOR
Dr. C. Ward Davit, General Dontiitrj
TeL SIS. Krapin, hj appointment.
Boom oa
ference. disbanded this week after, Date of fJnal publication June 8,
ending. Its most . aaccesaf ul seaeonl 1924. .-
In history. -After winning thej M7-J81ne
leadership of the western division, j soncE OP INTENTION TO IM
Oregon played Washington State, prove CNIVERSJTY STREET
BETWEEN LESLIE AND MIS
SION STREETS.,
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Cnnnil fit tha OitT nf
odd game of a series of three, in Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary
the tenth inning when Donald Mc-jand expedient and hereby de
Cormick. versatile third baseman,! clares its purpose and intention
slammed out a home run. to improve University street from
Oregon will not lose a single the north line of Mission street,
man for next year's squad and the in the City of Salem. Oregon, at
team should be much stronger, as the expense of the abutting and
Bill Baker, leading northern sec-! adjacent property, except the
tion pitcher in the last two years, street and alley intersections, the
who has been out all spring be-J expense of which will be assumed
cause of illness, will be eligible, by the City of Salem. Oregon, by
for one more year of competition, j bringing said portion of said
Baker pitched for the Eugene ; street to the established grade,
town team last Sunday and held j constructing Portland cement con
t hp Salpm Senators to two Ditched .n.k. nnno ,o ;a
hits, beating them 7 to 1. tion of said 8treet with a six-inch I under81gned nas fi,ed m the 1 oun
There is one weak spot in the Portland cement concrete pave- j f t-'ourt of the State of Oregon,
Webfoot infield, which should be m9nt tnirty feet in Wjdth, in ae- for the County of Marion, his duly
SnrJ-hn Si iiihipTnr cordance ith th Plans and -Pt- verified Final Account, as execu
fhe SiTrZHltr ' Ci?CV'T? TT?r Wh,r5i. trix of the estate of Jacob Becker.
Oreeon battine averaees for the ,J I deceased, and mat saia court ca
TENTH FLOOQ
Tlp!aOD
W. A. oaeaen,
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Dealiit
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
season .including the post season the"office or the City Recorder.
on May 21. 1928. now on file In j rjIeti Tuesday
Stodio program.
Studio progTam.
PCN programs.
Moo Cow program.
Hawaiian quartet.
(5:30 8:00 KXL.
7:00 7:30 KGW.
7:00 8:00 KKX.
7:30 8:00 KOW.
8:00 9:00 KXL.
t: 00 -9: 00 KTB R.
rram.
:00 9:00 KOIX.
:00 9:00 KEX.
:00 10:00 KGW.
:00 10:00 KXL.
9:00-10:00 KTBR.
1:00-10:00 KWBS. Studio prorram.
1:00-10:00 KKX. Chain program.
1:10-10:10 KOIV. Theatrical program.
10:00 10:15 KliW. ilosic aod an-
nounremftnts.
10:00 10:30 KWJJ. Concert.
i0:0Oll:00 KXL. Hawaiian honr.
10:00-1 1 :O0 KWBS. Dance' mnaie.
10:00-11:00 KTBR. Varied program.
10:0-0-12:00 KEX. Dance frolic.
10:10-10:30 KOlV. Pianist.
10:11'J:1j K(JW. Dance program
from KOMO. Seattle.
10:30 12:00 KWJJ. Theater frolic.
10:30 12:00 KOIN. Dance band.
11:00 1:00 KXL. Mutical features.
11:00-1:00 KTBR. 'Mening Around"
program.
12:00 1:00 KWJJ. Organ concert.
1:00 7:00 KXL. Muaie.
PCN 10:30 11:30, Women's Magarine ':
8 8:30. trarelog; 8:30-9. Xite club; 9
10, orchestra and vocalitta; 10-11,
dance mniic.
KHQ Spokane (370). 6, concert; 7, 8,
8:30-10, PCN.
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rXODUCE
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jnne 5. (AP).
Raw milk 4, 2.30 ewt, fob Portland.
Batterfat steady; 41e atatioa. 42e track.
446450 fob Portland.
Poultry steady: heary iena 21e:
iight 16920c; breilera 23S25c: Dekin
white dncka 2528e; colored nominal.
Onions ateady; local Sl.7502.35 ner
ewt: peuteca 7S$125 aaek, ateady.
wool ateaey: jcaatera Oregon weole
(fob eoaatrr point): choice lictat
shrinking fine 35 37c: heavier shrink-
ng fine, 32034c: erotabred weoU 386
40c: valley medium 47c: coarse 43e.
Mohair steady: lone staples COe lbs.:
ditte short 3340e; kid 70c
POBTULTO QXJLZH
TORTLASD, Ore.. Jane 5. (AP).
Wheat bids: BBB, hard white $1.50 ; soft
white, western white $1.42; hard win
ter, northern spring, western red $1.32.
Oats, No. 2, 36 pound W. P.. $46.
Barley. He. 2. 45 pead B. W., $40.
Corn, No. 2, E. T., $44.50: Ke. 3, dit
to $44.
Millron, standard $33.
BAT
FORTLAXD. Ore.. Jnae 5. (AP).
Hay baying prices: Eastern Oregon tim
othy $21g21.S0; ditte valley $1019.
50; alfalfa $19150; eat hay $15.50
016; straw $9.54) per tea. Selling prices
$2 a ton mere.
Hat?
DAXST
PORTLAND. Ore, Jaae 5.
Dairy Exchange, net tcea:
Better, extrav 4i-e- ---dards
rime firsts 89 He: flrsta tfe.
Eggs, extras 27c: firsts 27c; medi
um extras 23e; mediant firsts 22c.
(AP).
40c;
UVEaTOCX
FORTLAXD. Orew Jnae 5. (AP).
Cattle and calvea. ateers weak te 25e
lower, other elaaaes steady. Me re
ceipts. Steers. 1100-1300 pounds, good
$10.75011.75; ditte. 50-)00 poenda.
rood I111S; ditte 800 and up, medi
na $9.504410.75; eUme ewmmeai $80
.50. .......
Hog, slaughter and feeder ' piga
toady te SOe higher; no receipts.
Slaughter pigs, 90-130 panada, medium
te choice $7.508.50; feeder and atoek
er Bigs. 70-130 , pounds, medium . to
choice 87 8. - V
Sheep and lambs, ateady; receipt 97S
all en contract. Tearling wetaeta, 110
wonnda. down, medium t cheiee. $7(J
SALEM, OREGON
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CHICAGO, Janet 5. (AP). In a
ami damarelinsd market, wheat prices
ewlaapeeel today em neasent of partial re
lief frees widespread dreeht nerthweet.
3eaeral avgemt eeUiag and -dearth ef
mriar rried he naarket dewaward al
awt eeetineeealy from turt te finish.
Clnning aaetatieas ea wheat were
veak at abont the Wweat point reached,
4 S-S te 5 1-Se -wader yesterday's latent
rignrea. trsi eleeea -e te 1 1-Se
dad eaU S-Se te X l-t off.-" .
LINCOLN. Nebr.. June 5.
(AP). Ace Hudkins. Nebraska
wildcat, who will fight Mickey
Walker for the world's middle
weight championship in Chicago
June 21, scored a technical knock
out over Buck Holley, Oakland,
Cal., in the second round of a ten
round fight here tonight.
championship games follow:
AB R II Ave.;
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Nelson, lb ... 21 4 9 .429
Johnson, lb-2b.3 7 8 15 .4 05
Gabriel, c . . . . 20 5 7 .350
McCormick, 3L.29 8 10 .345
Robie, ee 46 8 15 .326
Gould, rf 22 5 7 .319.
Edwards, rf-ef.47 11 13 . 277 i
Gannon, p .... 4 0 1 .250
Dutton, cf 14 1 3 .214
Woodie. c .... 19 5 4 .211
Mason, 2b 24 6 5 .209
Schoeni, ip ....10 2 2 .200
Macdonald, p .22 5 4 .181
Fuller, p 7 1 1 .143
June. 1928. at
the
the
12th
hour
day ot
of tn
. I t- i - 1 l 1 '
wu'eu are nereoy reierreu lOi).c,ock A- M. of said daVi as tho
and mad a part hereof. ,ime and tne County Court Room
The Common Council hereby de-,n the county Court House at sa-
. " n.-iw-v- m ...v wnuii : IPin 11 Till II V I) U 11 I ' U CKU 1. lU
to make the above described im- .hp nlacp for hparine said findl a.
count gnu an oujeviiuns meivi".
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem, Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 21st day oT May. 1928.
M. Poulsen, City Recorder.
Date of first publication May
27. 1928.
Date of final publication June 8.
1928.
1928. M27toJ8ine
Dated at Salem, Oregon, tl.i
9th day of May, 1928.
MARGARET BECKER,
Executrix of the last will and t
lament and estate of Jarol)
Becker, Deceased.
RONALD C. GLOVER.
Attorney for Executrix,
Salem, Oregon.
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