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16 The New Oregon Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning, February 17 I9i9 EM.-. HIG Robins SA1 QUINT : BEATS ASTORIA 23 TO 18 4 I t VICIOUS RALLY Austria's Champ Kelly Brothers Stars of Sec 'iond Road Game; Guard !ng Big Feature ASTORIA. Feb. 18.- (Special) Turning back , the determined fishermen after they had launched terrific - last quarter rally, the Salem high" school ttAnketfeall team scored a 23 to 14 Tietorr orer .Xstoria high !r r bitterly contested game nere to night. - Sal Am Beared first but Astoria soon regained the lead and helH the Tisitors scoreless for the re mainder of the first quarter. which ended 5 to 2. The red and black did eyen better at the dev. fensiye game In the second quar-. ter than Astoria did in tne nrsi, limiting the fishermen to , pne nAint an a free' throw, and' at hall time the score was six alL Hit Fast Stride -. .v Alt this time the Salem, team had been passing np Its chance to excel by falling to take the ball off the backboard, but : in the third quarter it swung into its "home floor", stride and chalked up eight points in two minutes. Astoria - strove valiantly Ito, nvprronvt the lead. In the last enarter but- fell ' .short of the mart.' The local team had the edre in this period as well as; in the first, but lost In the face rot Salem's more effective guarding'. which was the outstanding fea lure of the eame. and its more accurate shooting. " Ystad was Astoria's high point man with six points. The Salem players individual scores were: C. Kelly 12, R. Kelly 8. Sleg mund 2, Beechler 2. Ecker. . KO CiSTB Will ... , I 1 I '..I poll' t i H ,,. -.: . x I x.;! - - "N. -"A tZk 1 Bearcats Crush ; Multnomah Club 634b 25; Wash ington Trims !daho: EUGENE Ore., Fel- 1. (API The University lot Oregon has ketball team lost Its fifth Pacific coast conference; game tonight by dropping a neck-tpneck game to Washington State 29 to 28. After laggings during the first few seconds of play, the game de veloped into a matter of skill as the - Webfoots tossed basket ror basket with Washington: At the half Oregon led by; one point. If to .is. . ; m : . With seven minutes left to play. Mitchell. Washington State re serve center, looped In i field goal to give the Cougars a one point edee. Eberhart Retaliated with a long one from; ithe i field and Rohwer. Cougar guard converted a free throw to even the count 27 to 27. McDowell gave the in vaders the decisiontwo points. Schmekhg Is At Outs PORTLAND. Ore... Feb. 1.- (AP) -The Willamette 5unlversity basketball team polished Its at tack with the Multnomah club to night and took the encounter 63 to 25. The- Bearcats used two Complete lineups and fwere deadly in their shooting. Scales Was high point man for Willamette with 12. Fritz Schaefer. 18, has been named the new skating: champion of Austria. Gaining his title through several elimination meets, he .Is said to be one of the yoong est champions of the Jce on rec ord. . FIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT COAST LEAGUE FLAG I 1 1 mm iiiif Tin hp NEW YORK. Feb. 16. (AP) Meyer (Ko) Christner, the Ak yon. Ohio, rubber worker, comes back to Madison Square Garden next Friday ntpht for a ten round battle against that rugged rock f the Pyrenees. Paulino Uzcudun. ' Although Chtistner jumped Into popular favor with his knock out of Knute Hansen and his good showing in defeat against Jack Sharkey, the Akron slugger is ex pected to experience extremely tough going against Paulino. The Obioan can bit. but Paulino can take more punishment than any other heavyweight in the busi ness. The Basque is a rushing, tearing, mauling fighter. Chrlst ner'a chance to win seems to lie In a. knockout. Paulino never has been knocked out. Med ford Hoopers Wallop Ashland . 'MEDFORD. Ore., Feb; 16 (A P) -The Medford high echool bas ketball team defeated Ashland tonight, 40 to 11. The Med ford team used second and third string men throughout the second half. The score at halt time was 2& to 1 over the locals. wu viaivt By KURSEIil, J. XEWlAXD Associated Pree Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 16 (AP) Without acquiring the ser vices of a statistician, it is rough ly estimated that the Pacific Coast league pennant has been won and lost 981- times In the past fortnight by some of the managers, other officials and club hanger-on. - ..-.- In other words, baseball talk is cheap this year and there seems to be enough to fill the "horn of plenty" several times over. Which brings us around to the silent men of Sacramento. . Lew ; Moreing, owner of the Sacramento Senators is one of those old fashioned gen tlemen who learned long ago that "too much wind wfTl blow the or anges down." " Lew didn't do much talking last year. Instead, he went out and dug up a chap named Earl Sheely vrho nearly first-based the Sen ators into the 1928 pennant. For those who forget, the Senators picked off the second half title of the rplit season and gave the San Francisco Seals a tough battle in the champ:on8hip series, y . SEATTLE, Feb.; 16.2 (AP) University of Washington basket tossers tonight smothered the championship hopes of; the Uni versity of Idaho 39 to 27 if the undefeated Huskies; lose every re maining game of the season the worst they can do is end in a tie with Idaho if the Vandals win all their other contests of the north ern division basketball champion-"hip- 'Hi ; ! STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. Feb. 16. (AP) In a fast, close ly contested affair,! that saw the two teams battling ; on practically even terms throughout the second half, Stanford's cagers edged out the University of Southern Cali fornia quintet here tonight, 28 to 25." ' j - I LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16 (AP) Leading from the - start the University of California bas-. ketball team defeated the Unlver-i slty of California at Los "Angeles, 47 to 31 here tonight. 1 ( SEATTLE, Feb: 16 (AP) The powerful University of Wash ington yearling 1 basketball tean downed the University of Oregon freshmen 28 to 20: here- tonight., Gqli Course is Closed lid Play t For Short Time NEW YORK. Feb. 16. (AP) Max Schmellng. vthe German Dempsey.T sailed for home aboard the Deutschland today with the breach between f himself and his manager, compatriot and former ;lose friend, Arthur Bulow, wider than ever and the time of. his -return to- American rings -most . In definite.' , . . . Schmellpg. whose three knock outs In four fights in this country made him the talk oC.tbq" boxing world, declared that rather than recognize Bulow's authority he would abandon all thought of fighting In the United, States un til the expiration of his contract. October 30, 1930. LEAGUE TO BE DECIDED Club Representatives of Ore-fjon-Washmgton Clr cuit Meet Today HARD AT WORK Sharkey and Stribling Per spire Under Boiling Sun: Before Crowds By EDWARD J. NEIL AssocUted Press Sporte Writer MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Feb. 16 (AP) Two of the most promt nent heavyweight members of ta4 fisticuff's younger set puffed and perspired under a boiling sun to day while a motley crowd of pleas ure seekers, most of whom never before witnessed a training ses sion cheered and applauded their efforts. .Jack Sharkey, Boston's belting beauty; rapped sparring partners around, punched his parapherna lia, snarled and grunted for 700 customers In a ring pitched by the dog track Richard built close to the ocean's edge. In a tumble down casino. Young Stribling. youthful slugger from Macon, Ga., did the same thing for 600 spec tators In preparation -for his match with Sharkey February 2 . Beside the dog track, where the greyhounds race nightly, Sharkey worked ten rounds in the sun that burned his back a rich red with the temperature up over 90 de grees. Five of these he boxed, leveling his blows on fonr differ ent sparring partners In an effort to shorten his punches. The other five were spent, at the punching bags and shadow boxing. First Christian Church Services The Salem Golf club coursrt will be closed to play Until It i thoroughly thawed out after the repent freezing weather, officer of the club announced Saturday. While play at this 1 time might, not Injure, the! fairways and greens, the decision was to take no chances in . view of the fae, that the turf has not become thor oughly established as yet. Large crowds are' expected at today's meeting of the series of biblical lectures being held at the First Christian church by the Rev. John B. Hunley of Central ehurch. Walla Walla v Wash., reports D. J. Howe, pastor. Much interest has been : manifest throughout the week in these meetings. Mr. Hun ley Is being assisted by Mrs. Hun ley "who is soloist and choir di rector. Mrs. Hunley possesses a contralto voice of rare sweetness and her solo work is contributing materially to the success of the meetings. ' A special feature of this" morn ing's - church hour will be the singing of . Mrs. Hunley and Mrs.' 3. W. Starr. - : Final organization of the new Oregon-Washington ' baseball league, as it bas been designated pending -adoption of an official name, will be effected7 at a meet-' fng In Portland today, with Leo "Frisco Edwards, manager of the Salem Senators fr the last two seasons, representing this city's Interests. At the last meeting it was prac tically certain that the league would include Longvlew and Kel so In Washington, Salem,- Albany In the Willamette valley, Monta villa and one other Portland team, either Nicola! or Mt. Scott. Today these matters will be ironed out finally, and also the league organisation will be com pleted and : officers elected." A re port was current 'since the last meeting that a man.known throughout the Pacific coast states as a leader in baseball promotion, was being t considered for presi dent, and was likely to accept. Some ; progress . toward drawing up a schedule may also be made at today's meeting, although some difficulty is foreseen in coordi nator the -Portland .teams' home dates with the Coast league sche dule so that the Vaughn street park may be used. High Gross Scores Made . In Burnett Bros. Trophy Play; Donnelly Second C0NU KEEN IN CHURCH LEAGUES ; Senior League Team . w. r. Taunn T.ee . . . 3 0 1.0UU Presbyterians 3 VirBt M. E 3 Evangelical ...3, Frultland z Leslie .' 8. S. Friends First Christian . . Calvary Baptist . Knight Memorial .2 .1 .0 .0 .0 1.000 .760 .750 .867 .600 .250 .000 .000 .000 Four teams are ruling the Sen ior Sunday school oasxeioau league with their accurate shoot inr and close guarding. None of the teams has shown playing acu ity ' that, would predict a champ onshlp place.' The Presbyterians md Jason Lee hoopsters have a slight shade of advantage but may lose it any. game. Frultland and Evangelical will meet, in- the . first, game Monday night and -Jason Lee will play the South Salem Friends In the sec ond. Play begins at 7 : 30. No games are scheduled for Friday night, r Junior S. B Team i Division Calvary Presbyterian Mill Street M. E. . Leslie M. B. i Division "B" First Christian 2 First Baptist 2 Congregational ... .-2 First M.';E. 0 League W. L. "A" .3 2 .1 .0 0 1 2 Pet. 1.000 .667 .333 .000 1 1 1 3 667 667 667 000 i Competition between the Cal vary and Presbyterian teams in division "A" is especially stronr and has led to a discussion overv,-0men. T the close of two weeks . of first .round play. Robins, F a 1 r m o u nt dairy bowler, leads .the , field in the States man derby In competition for the Burnett Bros, .trophy at Aht Winter Gar den,-with a gross of 1940 for the nine games, an average, counting his handicap, of 25, or in other words a mark; 35 pins above his previous i average in Business Men's league play. Another Business Men's league bowler, Ed Donnelly of The States man team, 19 second with a gross of-" 1875, and Brees of General Petroleum, who was ahead at the end of the first week's play. Is now in third place with 1871. Others of the first ten are Mul ler of the Capital City Bedding company, 1&5 4;. Lyons of Mont gomery Ward, 1841; Woodruff of General Petroleum, 1839; Fitr gerald. Lions, l2Jj Davidson, Western Paper Converting com pany. 1819; Kutch, Ladd and Bush, 1816; McKinney, General Petroleum, 1803. -All of these players have gross averages of over 200. Other, players who had finished early Saturday night, in their or der were: L. White, 1791; Hall, 1782; Ball, 1779; Stoliker, 1767; Loose, 17C4; M. 'Hemenway, 1764; Allison, 1756; Wood. 1722: Johns,- 1722; Greenlaw. 1721; Snyder. 1718; Hudklns, 1715; Os- trin. 1694; Perd. 1693: Curtis, 1692; Bassett, 1679: Moriarty. 1671; C. Martin. 1670; Beutler, 1669; C. Munson, 1661; K. Barr, 1631; C. Roth, 1623; Titus. 1617; McManamy, 1602; Kleinke, 1593; Kay, 1589; Kletzing, 1549; Loughran-Mickey . Bout Yet In Air Hixson. 1506; Horning, 1486; Kantola, 1421.: &econd Round Opens There were f still a number of bowlers who were expected to fin ish up their nine games by mid night Saturday, when the above report was prepared, so that it was impossible to say who would be eliminated at the close of the first round. This information will be given out -Tuesday.-- Kirk Wright of the Chevrolet team had finished his nine games, but the rapid! calculators hadn't finished totaling up his score. Itj is believed that he made a good; showing for Doug McKay's outfit, j Only one week will be ajlowed for finishing the nine games in; each succeeding round, and play-; ers must compete in each round in order to be eligible for the next. Intercity competition today ' Is confined to the- women's match at 2 p. m. between - the Hartman s team of Salem, and the Portland Recreation alleys all-stars. Present standings in the local leagues are: j City Leaxn W. L. Selil' Men' Wear 12 S VUtT 8bop Flyinr Cloud C. O. Bedding- Cov Elk Li. 0'Lry' . TULSA. Okie., Feb. l.i-fAP) The proposed : Tommy .Lugb ran-Mlckey Walkerbattle for the light heavyweight championship, with which Promoter Paddy f Har mon, hopes to open, his new; Chi. cago stadium March 12. still was , merely a possibility , tonight a ' Harmon left for Chicago aftr al ! most a day and uight of extended conference Aere with Lughrad ! and bis manager. Joe Smith; . ' .11 4 .' - . ft 9 . 5 10 . 2 13 Pft. .800 .733 .600 .400 .33 .134 Clas league their game, which the Baptists are credited with winning 16 to 6. There will be playoff at 11 o'clock Saturday morning? on the Y. M. C. A., floor. The leader of division "B" will be decided sometime between now and 2:30 Saturday afternoon when the leaders of the two di visions are to meet on the "Y" floor to fight it out. The game win be a - fight from start to fin ish according to directors of the leagues. w. L. Pet Lion -rnj --- 6 8 .667 Western. AWto 4; S 3 .667 Ro Mites' :i. 4 2 .6fi7 Nelfcon PruHiritti :... 4 5. .444 AociteJ Oil S 6 .333 KIk Cubs 1 5 .172 Commercial Leagtt . "W. I.. Prt. C. C. EeU.I ng Cuba - 8 0 1.000 Barr Plumber ..... 7 3 :777 Valley Motor ... ...i.. S 6 .333 Chevrolet a 3 6 .833 Wood't Auto Co. i 3 .333 General Petroleum. ... 2 7 .222 OltASSmXD ADTSXTjanra . Keadiar notievs. pmr Ua . . J. 'tS (2 Ua miniraum eliarj)-? r'atatfiad AdrrrtUiaff, par Ha 10' tlatiifiad Adrrtilfr per Ua J 5 time f tO C!aificd Acvrtiinf, per lia I 6 laM-' : iSOa tn Bioath,-rity and Sonday i - per Use. . fl.00 covTBAOT ouiaamBa .' 6 moBtht contract) - -" liae daily aaiaiiaam per maaili. 4 a lina. . ; .10 redaction for Minimus 10 line Uaily.) . , ( 5 BUSINESS OPP. MANUFACTUItER ran you uae !e horae power I' I hava powar alto ditoli dug-, 2 laraa old turban wheels steady flow water year round on paved ! htn!v way 1 9 mil rror.i iaiem, n. R. Ideal for Fum. 4 Mil. ...,4 Mtg. Exvltioi mill or anything wnero power or 'water !a needed. Alder, ash. balm, oak an 4 fir. accessible. Utodern house nearby. TATI-OR Stay ton. Ortiton j 1l-)f1gm . . M-rfMi"i 'iia FOR SALTS STOCK of toys. in Hollywood. nntfnn A- Beat location fikturn In t;a BaciCeg League W. Sanitary Dairy fl Falrmount Dairy . 5 Roth Grocery .....it 3 Montgomery Ward: 4 w tatecman J. 1 Stiff Furniture 1 15 HORS IT SILU MEETING Nearly 475. teachers and educa tors of Marion county, attended the local teachers' Institute held Saturday at Silverton. The attend ance approaches, the record for local Institutes. Mrs. aMry L. Ful- kerson, county school superinten dent, William W. Fox, rural school supervisor, C. F. French of the Parrlsh junior high, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Miller were In attend ance, from Salem. Superintendent Robert Goets of Silverton gave the principal ad dress before an assembly in the afternoon, pointing to "Changing Aspects in the Teachers' Job." The Tiev. Thomas Hardie of Silverton Iso spoke, stressing some of the jungs that "unmake" men and Banker' League Western Paper Capitol Theatre ... '.add; and Boh Headquarter 240th ... W. 7 7 4 0 Ladle' Capitol Theatre Montgomery Ward.' Hart mas' Central Pharmacy ;- Leagne W. L 17 7 14 10 15 It & 22 Prt. .6f.7 .656 .500 .444 .333 .166- Pet. .777 .777 .444 .000 Pet. .708 .583 .S56 .10S part of Salem. Will lease building Hv jn room In rear reasonable. MKLV1K JOHNSOX or A. L. OARrC 3.-'. .'. J??n5 ,Blllid'n-g- YP?1 YOUR CHANCIS neat, well-16cate4 gTocery stock at great sacrifice.; So'.d wliort time ago for $2,250. 11200 taka! it If sotdby Saturday, February 1H, Owner compelled to leave Salem .a rrTier business. SEE me today. UK 1 A NO 2S North Churcli Phone iZi-AO. FOR SALE OR TRADE i-Store building- and apHitments, In aood ain;a town, value s.'l.OOA.' Net Income $3... 000. Terms 01 will consider property In or near I.o Angeles. K. L. WOO 11 a)i piaie tii ret 1. - BUSINESS lot adjoining buainese building- $11,000. Gertrude J. M. Page, 484 Cotirt Street. FOR SALE OR TRADE Pool halt and groom house. 118 Church St., Dnl las, Oregon. FOR SALE Real Estate 11800. NEW bungalow, S roo:r.s, fireplace, bath, garage, paving; pd. 3100. down. $2000. NEW 4 room English : typ home, fireplace, oak floor in livin room, wired for electric stove. 1H0, down. I I $2430. FOR a new English ; tyre home, 4 rooms and nook, garage ctr ner lot. f 100. down. : $3266. FOR a new S room EngllsTa type home, modern In every war. $t$00. FOR a new f room bungalow, modern, paving, garage, $200. down, $35. per mo.. Interest Included. $4100. FOR a modern ( room Ens lien type home, garage, and pavii.g, $500. down. $3500. Private money at t'i',. Insurance J- MELVIN JOHNSON or A, L. TAHK 320 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 437, Mew First iVational Bank Building Directory BASEMENT Luxe Shininar Parlr Experts for Ladies and Uentlemen Big Sister . 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' rX C&M'HtUR HIM G ROAN)' fO0J0,i..UgO,BVEQ IT iff MUS-T, MAYBE X BETTEU2 CAQCY IT BU&CK TO THE IMM BBPOQ.B. ZTOPSt3 IT Z. CasyrisH VyCeatoJ Pra Aanriatiaa, Tm, -. 71 y m 1 whim 11 h i uzn M r i 1 ' ' - bect! , rr ts A MATTS?OP ure op DEATH 1 t. TURKISH BATHS. MASSAGE Office Telephone 2214 Residence 1'elt'plione 2833 1XJURTH FLOOR Drs. O'Neill A Burdette. vfptometrlsta ruoue t-a ' 4Ul40Z-4U3-404-40j EIGHTH FLOOR Dr. C. Ward Dav General Dentistry Tel. SH Evening ty appointment Room S02 i t TENTH FLOOR Dr. W. A. jolineon, Dentlat Telephone 12S& s 1001 O o REAL IESTATE DIRECTORY ANDERSON 1 8. High & RUPERT. Realtor I- V t ;, TeU 14 W. A. BOND,? il N. Phone 2974 Com-1 St. ... v. f?-' HENDRICKS ' . . -. . : TtsL Ji iJ?BI,.l?ARBEK REALTY CO. 200 Grey Bldaj. - Phone 7)8 . - BOHRNSTEDT - 117 N. CwmroercIaU - Tel S7J LKn v rm f usi r-, r . 129 State St. -, v . xeL lit! ... O. DKLANO 230 N. Church 4 Tel. 2839 I. LINCOLN t5 S.. Church St. ELLIS. . Phone. 1J4SJ s m p.irie UC a Liberty St. . Tet 2342 HOMER D. FO$TER REALTY CO. 70Vi 6tat 8L TeL S41 114 a Liberty 8U TeTtU MRI.VlSl Jnuvcnu , 220 U. 8. Bank Bid. Teh'sSl 311 H State Bui. S ToL 113 v W. R. HOSES 453 Court St. , - . - TeL 2818 GERTRUDE J. At PAOK - 414 Court : --..- . . TeL 1S82 PERRfNR aV MARSTER.Q .. , lll-llj Urar Bids. . TeL of RICH L RCIMANML Realtor eta n nk vt i . J -t TeL IM , r BALEU flp.ii.TT rYi -r 4 $2 State Ht." Rpwn l.-x TeL, l$04 : - J- arorV r t.a tr v . as ..... ,. ! ISt-S rlrat Nat. Blc Bldg. .. Tel 971 u.. a fta. . uauia. OlUg. v sTe 47$ . .i- -.. J.M riTT-HTf It .. .. 32$ N. Commercial - - J ri ' tei ' - . w : '-"TRIANGLE REiLTT rr - - r. Court t -k A .!.! TTeL SSI HOMES OF VALUE AND MERIT; ' i SOUTH SALEM COTTAGE of 4 rooms with a - large East frf n$ lot, located near NEW Leslie Junior t- I 1. I I . . V. . V- A 1 . LI . PRICE S1450. SEE THIS BEFOH B YOU BUY. $50 down will give? ta possession. ' ' j SOUTH SALEM HOME I with 5 rooms and a large Eaat ft"r4 lot. electric lights, bath and toilet. Near" bOS1Irr, close to grade andjjnr. lor high schools. Price $1600. A dona payment of Si 00 will handle. A REAL CHANCE ! ttf' ssul-.eri room clattered lv-i located near schools and bus llne.4iaf . . .1 iu. V.. (I 1 1. I . .. 1 !,....- 1 , Aim iviirv, uuui in fi.iivii, itiiBT "i . Price S200. OWNER SICK AMI GOING TO CANADA. TELLS U8 TO SELL FOR $25 down and $25 tr month. HURRY AND SEE THIS BE FORE YOU RUY. OWNER HAS MOVED FROM ?ITT and writes us to sell his practically iSJiiW 4; roonv.'Dungalow, Dytit iess;lif.! run feiiit-ni oaserrwiii, three years tigo- rurnace, garaw, paved street, buist kitchen, breakfast nook. Inundrv t- ftrll size East front lot. Prfcs '- Wnnts quick artlon for $200 down' .:.! easy montlilv . payments on the iri! ance. Ijoeatel at !89 North 23rd srret. DRIVB OUT AND SEE IT AND I If INTERESTED CALL OR PHONE C3 FOR THE KEYS. i A CLOSE IN BUNGALOW 1 built about 5 years ago. full cettrrr. basement,' 7 well arranged rooms. Wit a large enclosed rear porch. Price ft3. 500. Owner lias moved to California tnd wants quick action to will sell f 300 down and easy monthly payment! on tne oaiance. TitlN K ok it- WUL.DD T W I V V. I' H1TT ;1 ROOM BUNGALOW : PRACTICAl.LI NJEW AND LOCATED LESS THAN SEVEN BLOCKS- FROM XH HEART OF THE CITY? Act nowj ar. e tins oeiore you buy. : " I . OWNER WILL ACCEPT A GOOD Vf for - his-equity In this NEWS. r.ri modern ""'tainga low with ajfull hmw meet. . furnace.' fireplace, T hardd floors, built in kitchen, breakfast roo 3 bedrooms, gantge, extra large - 1V located In a new and growing -dis tHct -with NEW HOMES all arour.d you. Price S3o0 on erms- of fltO) down. r i t i - - y i REMEMBER: We hare manr 6the homes priced right and on terms: v.ii ean handle and we fin always glad to show you, " . " " ' t W.tH. XSRA BENHORST 'Tt CO. Realtors .. t i 134 South Liberty St. Phone . IS. ,- -- - i oi hui j.iri.fc; ; r. Z5d, uk room house, a-arsre, 50x150 foot lot. S5S. eaalu baL S3S ri month.- 'f' r7, .sj.., ,. - k 12100 FOR plastered 5 room Ijoik.' garage, corner lot, ., paved street, scion to school and bus. $50 cash; $2$ ir month. ; , . ,-:;., - 1 200. FIVE room house, ararat-a. paved street and paid; 3 blocks ifront $2 stat house,. $100 cash. bal. $200 Moraine; Ride lot $xl00j ci'r water, sewer, $10 cash, $10pernwnt OE7SER REAL ESTATE f. 441 Court Street i BARfiAlM-Fnnr mam house. Not T 1 Salem, paved street-large-lot, $i:f.o : ..r ; r. L. WOOD . . " 241 State Street .: -t rOniHAte-Close In resldenr lot or apartment site. $ 3aOO. - uwnerk "K I" u- 8- BE ALT I CO. - -H2,SUte -at -.;.- Tal.-M$ . A FEW NICE HOMES FOR BALE f t '-r .... - " ' .' .. . " ' - .-- --? r f EA SO FINE home on North turn . - w,A .leenlnaT norch. t. Z- sil"odo7 FIX'S -room house. Poa- . L ' mi. . -nr 1 -.M-t . AM - 1 Die garage. 1 no rom. S4500 00 . TWO lots and 1 yoonl . " 1 house. Fine v ie mSJf Lots of trultj ' ? $15,600.00. LOT corner. -Wlnte ana , "t" street.. Terms. ' ",,;., ...,t -' - :-"" r Irnwranc. -. Money, to roan. , RICH L. ; REIM ANN. Realtor tit tata'Et. 'tt:.ti-'--' TL "U Phone t. - i ill awih mgn, isu-ee " - -' 1 " " ' - ' ' ' ;i -"l ' - ; " - ' ' - v , r s- : ' ; " . - r:"'v ;fv
