-.11 .
Local Boy Has Advantage
: At Straight Mixing But
Bennys Body BlowsTell
WOLVERINES FIGHTING FOR BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Round by Round Report ;
Shows Sharkey-Stribling
8
Fight
air
HUSKIES
HELD
OUTSTlfli
Easy Going Aff
Several hundred : fight : fans in Salem saw a lot" more
: light Wednesday night than 40,000 fans saw at Miami Beach,
Fla, To climax an evening full of action, they saw Teddy
Vjsx finally meet his match in the person of Benny Pelz, who
wtmi a deck?0n over the local champion, Fox's first defeat
since he succeeded to the crown formerly held by Phil Bayes
"X? Thft smiling Portlander wasn t Foots equal at stand up
fitrhtin. where the local toy's speed and reach gave him the
advantage; but every, time Pelz took one of Fox's glancing
Mow ea head or body, ne coon
tered with a solid left apparent -o
the midsection, and this steady
banishment had Fox almost .. in
, distress la tha lata rands.
. .Salem fans, loyal to their fa
vorite, found hl defeat a - bitter
bill to swallow aad a sood many
of them hooed the decision. After
aU, U vos't do Tpx aay harm; he
was ontnolnted bat not licked,
: aad : ha oosht to . profit by the
temporary pset la hia progress
toward the hlsher raaUaaM of tta
Mania, x
Tax had a litUo the heat of the
. ttrat roaad aad possibly a shade
In the sacoas; Ue tomrth, fifth
land nlath ,wern aboat .avea and
als took all the real.
Harea eta Dedsloa
The Red HarevBattllax Hunter
- boat bora oat lta advance threat
to steal soma of the thunder from
the . mala oreaU Hayes - won a
4eclskkSi bat It cost him a lot of
i anlshssomt to learn how not to
' risht Haatar. ' The Portlander
, canted a tarrifle wallop, . bat his
stylo dapaaded on the other fel
low laadlns. Hayes many lonna
i this oat aad woa by making Han-
Uar'lead.' v
"i Jackie 'Wattenbergar cot credit
i tor a knock out victory over Lloyd
Ambrose, and he deserved a de
cision: bat Ambrose weat dowa
fca tha fonrth round with a hard
Jolt to the head, mistook the ret
erea'a eonat aad faQed to rat ap
la time, as ha eoald havedoae
I ana inieaaea ro ao. . uowrw, mm
I was hart aad badly cat T the
1 little Independence wildcat.
ibroee took the first roaad and
then Watteaberser cease back like
i a madman and showered the local
I boy with poals&lng blows.
Other Twlav Ww
This fight aad the one that pre
readed It, fa which the other Am-
1 lima t-arfa- Wlnvd. wna decision
over Jackie Woods, kept the fans
veiling throazhouL The - little
1 Woods hoy .was clever and came,
1 bat lacked the strength to cope
' with Ambrose's rashes. - -
Bob Kelly won a technical
I knockout orer John -Brans when
i the latter, groggy after a previous
, hard blow on the side of the head,
; dropped to the canvas without be
1 lag hit, - .' .
.! Battling Kelson and Bernard
Kuhn opened the- evening's hos
( tilitles by. Calling at. each other
I awkwardly to a draw. Kuhn fl
t sally 1 teemed on the point of
i learning how to hit.
m FEMES
FIRST PBEUtl
Charley Pond of Fort Worth
Floors Chlf .rievvbcrry, .
of Asbury Park:
Swimmers Here
Enter National
Events, Planned
r .Swlmmws representing the Sa
i lent T. If. C A are erpectlng to
eater the national Y swimming
-pentathlon, scheduled for this
spring. Charlie GUI, coach of the
local mermen tatored the Boise,
m m e a j
aaaaaaMWa miyVUMlJf
. the event two years ago.. :
- The Sal sib boys .are . In better
' condition and show up better In
practleo than the championship
: team, Om helleres. i Ho expects
; the local swimmers to capture the
i national title in - the fire erent
' swimming meet. Boise .led the
Una.
FLAMINGO PARX. - ItUml
Beach, Fla Feb. JT.-r-(AP)-
Getting Its , flrst . actual fight
thrills, the crowd ot some 31,000
saw" a knockout victory scored In
the first preliminary by .Charley
Pond, of r Port Worth, known to
the ring as the Texas ranger. . He
noored a bigger rival. Chief New
berry of Asbury Park. N. J., for
the count of ten m the third round
of a-four round match,'
The chief and the ranger
mauled each -other In mora or less
prlmltlre style ?tt punch 'science
was ' lnroiveo. ;
.'Pond weighed 177, conced
ing nearly 20 pounds to the chief,
who scaled. !
Andy Callahan, fast sharpehoot-
ug little -- Irish somtapaw from
Lawrence, MasaW stopped Joe Mc
Kenzie, Norfolk. Va.. lightweight
In the third roaad of another
four rounder.
Another -scuffle of heary-
w eights, r golag - the tour - roand
limit, resulted In -a decision for
Rush Heme, Ohio boxer billed as
a representative of Columbus, Oil,
orer Mike Plrpo, stocky Tampa
pugilist.
Able Bain, stiff punching mid
dleweight from Newark. N. J
scored a quick knockout, orer Bed
RUey of Troy, X. Y flooiing his
opponent for a fall tea count aft
er only aa minute and Si seconds
of the first round.
Tony 'Fuente. veteran, and
somewhat stout heavyweight from
Mexico City, gained an unexpect
ed technical knockout victory orer
a youthful rtvaL Spike Webb, ot
Orlando, Fla- in the fourth and
final - round . ' of another -Urely
set-to. 'v . .
Pat McCarthy, roly poly Bos
ton, heavyweight, gained the de
cision over Sully Montgomery of
Fort Worth, Texas,former center
college football star. In a slow,
mauling bout' that wear the four
round limit, - . - , ,
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mi
Salmon Limit is
Put at, 3 Daily
Another "fish bill" . made lta
final -and sucsrassful apn-e- an
In the House Wednesday. This waa
H. B, 460, which limits the catch
of salmon by rod and line to three
a day.
. An amendment inserted specify
ing that the amendment &mlie?
to those fishing with rod and Una
eliminates any clash that might
have, developed with commercial
fishermen, v .. ; -' : -
i JAMES
; ORWTQ
DANTBL
ROSE -
- r 12ichigana basketball five ii making a determined bid for Western Conference championship honors
- with .only la few games remaining in the season. After a brilliant start, the fast pace ,of the Wolverines
was -checked by Northwestern and later Ilunoia, The team is shown above. '
wmmi
HIGHER HEJ1U.1
Wants to Break Into Coast
Conference, Explanation:
Offered Here
The Northwest conference la
getting - too small - for Wnitmaa
college - and IU athletle director.
R. V. "Nig" Borleske.1
That la the latest taterpretatloa
placed , on the controversy tn
which Borleske has ambroued too
conference hy scheduling two ax
tra - basketball gamea after Wil
lamette university - had - practical
ly clinched the title, in an attempt
to bring the result into a tie.
Inquiries wired to Borleske
Wednesday as to whether he
wished to schedule, a playoff gam
or aeries, resulted In. a reply
which evaded the question and
related only to thestatna of the
two games with T .Infield. '
Ha Official Qnery
The Inqulriea, It should be ex
plained,, were net made by WI1
lameUe athletle ; officials, who
hare indicated their Intention to
do nothing ; In tha matter until
conference offlelahl decide upon
tha legality of tha games la ques
tion. - Borleske said In his reply that
he had, each year, triad to sched
ule basketball gamea with ovary
school in tha conference, and that
failure to schedule games with
Lio field at the opening of the season-wan
not dae to a desire to
save the expense.
Keene Picks 10 Leading
Players in Northwest
Conference; Hard Task
The time for plckiar all-star
college basketball teams has rolled
around again, and Coach "Spec"
Keene of Willamette university
has made an all-Northwest con
ference selection but has contend
ed himself with picking ten lead,
ing players and has not assigned
any five of them as "tha" team.
His list Includes ire Willamette
players, whleh la eminently fair in
view of the fact that the Bearcats
woa tha championship, and Keene
Isn't claiming that all five are en
titled to selection on a nrst team.
forwards are CroxeU of C. P.
The situation at present, then.
is ' that Whitman has a talking
claim to the title, even though
clouded. and he doesn't appear
anxious to settle the. matter. - "
.J Becks Coast Berth
Recalling gossip prevalent at;
tha end of the last football sea
son, in which whitman won , ine
conference ; title handily, fans
hero are of the belief that Bor
leske has his ayea on a place la
the Coast conference, but in order
to make the showing necessary to
accompany an - application for
membership, ho had ; to make it,
appear that his school,' athletical
ly speaking, was out of the
Northwest conference class. Sec
ond place in the basketball race
would not tend to that result, and
therefore Borleske manipulated
the situation so as to make it ap
pear that his was the best team,
but doesn't care to put.lt to a
final test. ,
S., Wood of Whitman,-Adams and
Scales of Willamette. Centers are
Cardinal of Willamette and Holm
gren of Whitman. Guards are
Hank and Fleaher of. Willamette,
Croxdale of Whitman and Druse
of Llnfleld. Druse played center
but was picked because he belongs
among the best men. and Is a good
defensive player.
: WHh the exception of Druse,
this list Includes only .Whitman,
C P. 8. and Willamette players,
and on: the basis of the games
Willamette played with the other
two teams, it would be difficult
to narrow tha selection down any
farther with the exception that
Cardinal certainly showed himself
to be Holmgren's superior. The
performances of Willamette's four
other' players, mentioned, -- and
those of, the'. two C P. 8. men.
varied greatly from one game to
the next. .
In Whitman's first gams here.
Wood was the ; outstanding, star;
In the second game ho looked like
a dub. The Willamette players
couldn't hit the basket in the first
game and they couldn't miss it in
tha second game. , Performances
In the two gamea at Tacoma were
equally varied. It would bo diffi
cult to narrow down the selections
any farther than Keene has done,
although undoubtedly , plenty of
coaches, officials and newspaper
men will try it.
W.h4 l.ft to tha hotd MM tktf UBM
carefally aaaat ts ten tor at taa riaj
tckiac far apaaiar. eaarmer
varai icit lana ia ciom m1" ."T?"
ka riaa6 a aolM right ta BtribUas'a nka
l. 1 ,k. maikiMM, tlmA him aa. Tkare
waa littla artioa aa Ua tall gnf Sana
af tka gaatk aaarad with tka Kw Eas
laaaar aaS ikajr laaataraa Slawa. Stna
Uar fTjaaa4 aa Sharkcy'a riskt aaaaeaa
ff kia ekla aa4 ia an aekaaca a elaaa
amarUra. Ia anatkar tliaek Stnbliaf
VI. .lk K.na tear tiaiaa oa tka
tkia af Jaek'a kaaa an Bkarkar alippa
La tka ftoar kat earn an wltaaat a caaa
wkaa tka rafaraa kaalea kiaa aa taa atraa
aaaalj. Tkay were ehaebiat witk 8tnk
llar paaadias aa Jaek'a kea witk kla
at at Ua kalL ; .
- - woTran two
Sharker kaaarad froat. bit caraar aad
flaw ta elaaa quarter into a atana . af
Striklias'a oaarkaaal rirhta.i The tall,
laaky-Saatkaraar kaaalea Sbark-y Mka a
Mil-bar. SaapiU tka Eaatonian'a axtra
keft aaa balk, aa they tumbled iata aa
atfcar roraer. Tkara waa a paisW laak
aboat fiharker'a ayaa aa fltrihUne roasbea
klai ia a clinch, aaaaahaa a fall riaht aa
ki. ehiai mud ihea Uaaked wkea tka aail-
ar'a ewa left haak faaad kia tkia. Shar
key kept tka ape a bet strife-nag caeae ta
raak and aaarly dreve Sharkey from the
riaf aa both ajaccad with littla reaped
far tka rnlea. Tke erewd waa kiaaiac at
tka bell, appareatly baaiog Strib'a head
(cm rata. -
- v mojrwo
Bbarkey daBcad 'after StribUag aa tba
Southerner atepped araand btaa aienaa-
iagly. The burly Baataalaa forced Strib
liar' to lead bat tka boat the. Booth enter
eoeid da waa a laag tap ta tna .nbc
Sharkey begas U aalra-Stribliar'e atyle
aa ka atepped ta with a wktpaiag right
appercat that aaaaeked toadlr aa the It-
eaa boy'a body. A fall rw'ag left book
eaaght HtTibJiag l taa pit af taa ataasaea
aa eat aawa hia a pea. jtaotaer eatuag
left boak aa Sharkey braised hie foe aboat
tka flag, eat Stribliar'e lip aad the
8oatkeraer waa laittiar blood at tha hall.
XOTn WTT1
' Sharkey waa fall af eaaf tdeaee aaw aad
begaa to weave aad feiat with hia bead,
heotiag Yeit to Stribhng'a head. Aa thay
roamed aboat tha rise, Jaek palled hia
lighter foe ta elaaa area Mere aad baried
bath fiats lata tha Georrian'a body. Btrib
llag raahael Sharker aad aearly threw kiaa
three rh tha rapes. Keferea Lea If araolia
warned fitribliag far hia raagh work aad
ordered kiaa ta heap hia paneaee ap. . The
Boatheraer eaaght Sharker with a raaamh
Ing right ta tha ehla that aaarly floored
tba sailor. Tha hi- gab half daaed.
beaaaed back lata a . right that baried
aader hia heart, . Sharkey daaeed' away
fighting far tine and waa baek ta normal
wkea tha ball stopped Stribllng's seat
rush. - .
- no oao n vn
Sharkey raeorered'eiaiekly la his earaer
froat tha rirht - that dropped aa his eh in
like a lightalag dart. Ha tare after
Stribliag with a raia af left jabe aad
aiagged right and left ta the body antil
tha referee waraed Sharkey aa taa left
heak ia cloaa dropped .below the daager
liae. They feagbt eloaely aad tha referee
was kept knar aaluaa taaaa apart wkea
they ware aat daneiag aboat tba ring
pokiac left Jabs at aaah other. Sharkey
bunked aa tka Ueorriaa lifted a crack-
Hag left kook ta his ehla. Stribliag
foe cat ia deceptive fashion, leaping la
saddealy with straight left jabs that kept
tha aaaer bliakiag. Another braising
exchange at elosa quarters braaght more
Blood rram Btnbliag a moat a kat he waa
laablag hack farlaasly with bath hand
at tna aau. -
, soTnrs six
. Darlag the interval Referee hlagnolal
waraed Sharkey's hsadlers against coach
ing froes tha ceraar. Jack boaaeed aat
and miaaod' half a dasea shots at Strip
ling weerfng- body. As he missed aa
ether long last tha Oeorgiaa lifted a left
to Jack's-ehla. Strlbliag'e -speed aad
straagth tn hia lean ana bothered Shar
key kat ha daaeed in cloaa aad drew
blood from . tha Saatharaaa'a aoae with
abort laftai Agala they ware warned aa
Sharkey Vawle lata Stribllng's body with
paachas that sometime 'shaded1 tha belt
Iiaa. Strfbllag boaaeed hia left into
Jack's face hat raa into a two fistad
ttoraa aa the farioas ssllor retaliated with
a charge that drove Stribliag all tha way
arooaa ine rug. xse bail ended the
rally. ; -
'soxrro ssvaw -
Tha fight was anything bat sensational
as tha boxers measured each ether ear a
tally- aad either hazed lightly at a dis
tance or grappled at elaaa enartere.
Stribliag threw another long right into
Sharkey's ehhe bat drew the -referee's
eeaeare agala from a left book that
seemed ta here leaded fairly aa Shark
ey's body. They epeaed ap for a moment
with a brisk sxehange bat Strihling had
Sharkey missing ' eonstoatly aad he
blocked maay of the Baste boy's boat
blows As a sigh af boos begaa to drift
dawa- ta tha ring from tha fire dollar
seats Btnanag benaeeel hia right agaia
oft Sharkey's chin bat took a bad brais
ing as tha heavier, powerful sailor cuffed
him viciously with both haads la return.
Diisplte the brief -exchange tha boos were
growing leader when the roag raag.
BOTJWD BIOHT
The boaaeing babies went bach to left
jaooing at lonr raneo despite tna enteallm.
Both aemed to have tremendous prefea
akiaal respeet for each ether sad aay
oiow nil migni nave eaasea as mage was
One-Eyei- CohnoUy,
; Crashes Gate Into
: Large Fight Arena
FLAatTNGO v PARK, IhlU
ami Bemch. Fl., Ff b. 27-
( AP ) One-eyed Connolly
crashed v the ; gate to the
Sivibling-Sharkey. fight with
ease tonight. Appearing Ins
Taxedo aad-a soft hat, Con
aolly reeorted to "soft soap
conTersatlon ta worm his
way through the tornstiles.
; Talking rwpidly and
sautrely, One-eyed Connolly
ronvinced the naUre FlorJ
dans that it waa their priv
ilege to pass him through
the gate. , . ..
Thora-was
sarefally blacked or parried.
a brief f tarry along taa ropea eat -Baaraey
missed- a half dosea lefts. As they brake
iata tka epea 'agsia, Jark tried to pom
mel the Georgian'a- body . bet Slribliag
boaaeed baek. Another wsraiag from
hfas-Botia. Very Impressively magnolia
tore them apart aad waved for Stribliag
to atar abovo tba bolt. There waa lees
ssd less actios as the reaad, dragged it-
aeti t . aas. ... .,. - - - ,".f j.i,-
Sharker triad -hard ta ret ia close aad
when he staaa Stribiinr wah a solid' right
fa tha body. Stribliag fought baek , wkh
valley that pitched Baaraey again was
tha - ropea, - - They wrestled : aad heaved
aronnd the ring ta a" tight - embrace bat
ss they broke bate the clear agaia Strrb-
liog smshe a aaaatiiai lert book ana
seat a rifht to Sharkey's ehla." Js
broke awsy hat StTkWing . chaseC him
aad pat him an tha floor with another
left to the baa. Sharkey - f ought baek
with a barrage of ponchos bat never
touched the elusive Saatherner. As they
esme to elooe qvartsrs. Stribhing baried
a left hook ia the aortheraer'a body and
had hiss slewed aad back pedalling when
the bell sounded. ,
".y-:- KOVsTO TEW
There were more vraralogs ' far', the
fighters from the referee before tha gone;
eeaade&, for the latt roaad. They came
eat Jabbiag carefally agaia. tha tailor
peeriag otoiiasy from his - lowered eyes
while Stribliag daaeed aboat aa hia toea.
hands low aad avadiag - almost every
punch 8hsrksy threw at him. Jack fin
ally csnght the ' Boatheraer aad piaaad
aias to the ropes with a lert to the body
aad right ta the head which smeared
Stribllng's face again with blood. Tba
Oeorgiaa feaght back nailing Sharkey
with two' catting left hook to the pit
of the-stomach. Agaia ey boxed until
8harkey loo sod a laag everhesd right that
boaaeed from Stribliar'e ehia. That
called for mere box nig at close quarters.
Aad they were etuggiag aa tha ropes ia
tight embrace whoa tha final gong ended
the rather feature oa quarrel.
WOO PAID OK
CROWD TO SEE BOUT
i FLAMINGO PARK. Miami
Beach," Fla.;. Feb. '27. (AP) A
boxing boat doomed to failure be
fore it star ted,7Went orer with the
roar of a crowd of 35,000 paying
1400,000 tonight to see YonnO
Strihling of Macon, Ga., try con
clusions with Jack Sharkey of
Boston. . It was a full house, a
"sell-out." The capacity was 35,
000 and the number of .non-paying
customers increased the at
tendance to 40,000.
The bis brilliantly lighted pine
board arena built r in- octagon
shape furnished the scene of the
bout watched by a crowd liberally
sprinkled with representatives of
the wealth of the nation. , Prob
ably ao such : collection . of men
high in finance, sports and society
has erer been .assembled at ; a
ringside for a title fight..-
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" By ,"TKD ; VOSBURGH '
-Associated Vreea Sporta .Writer
NEW YORK. Feb. 37. (APW
East,' west, north' and south', two'
teams, stand out tonight as .the
nlv 11 nlofcin 1 01 rnllpm Kaahatrtall
combinations In the entire coun-
A surrey of all sections shows'
that pnly the University of Wash-
ington in the far west, and Loyola
university of Chicago Injhe nW
dla .west are erect as the collfgo
court forces of the national ap ;
proach the climax of their season,
In other sections not a single)
standard-bearer-' , remains, - eTerX
such redoubtable quintets as Ford
ham' In the east,- Arkansas in tho
southwest m& Oklahoma ' In tb
Missouri Talley harlng gone down,
aa uvirav a aa -.aav? a w sa. j uivautaiai
sectlop. two of the teams succeed
ed in killing each other off.' t
Of-the two proud surrlvors. a
slim-array, which may be further ,
depleted before the season is overt- ;
the Huskies oi . Washington, bcaat
what appears to be most impress
ire record. Members of the Paclflo
coast conference, one of the serf o.
sectional .."big leagues" of the cob.
lege games, the Huskies have won
the championship of the northern.
section without losing a contest.
, In romping ahead; to 13 ron j
secutire Tlctorles the team from .
Seattle has piled np a total of 527 ;
points to its opponents' 344. so. j
average per game of more than
iA nnlnti itn lu, Ihin i VvS
content with one victory over Its
leading .rivals. Washington defeats
ed Oregon, Oregon State, Wash-
fnarton State anil nthpra Isn nmiu
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Dr: Warner Will
Attend Meeting
Dr. Estella Ford Warner, dt j
rector. of the child health demon ;
stration, and Miss Fern A. Gould i
ing, supervisor of nursing with thh :
demonfitration. will be In Portland
Thursday and .Friday to "attend
the annual meeting of the Oregon
organization . for - public . health
nursing v which . will meet at tha t
Central library. Members of the
demonstration nursing staff will
spend at least one day in attencla
aneo at the meeting. .
New First Rational Bank
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," Oa Luxe SUInmx Parlr
Experta for- Laidlea and ; Gantli
TURKISH BATHS, MASSAQK
ornce Teiepnona zi4
ReslUence Telepbona 2111
3.
. .An entirely new fleet of modern
silver gray motor coaches has lust
been placed In service between
Portland and San Francisco by
the Southern Paclfio Motor Trano
port Co. t; . ;j '
The introduction of the new mo
tor- coaches for Pacific Coast ser
vice marks a step in motor trans
portation, says J. A. Ormandy, as
sistant passenger traffic manager
of the Southern Pacific. ; : ... .i
' The stages are equipped with
four-wheel 1 air V brakes," special
electric fog and turning lights and
dust proof metal baggage contain
ers. The ' interior is of mahogany
nnisn with battleship linoleum
flooring. The. chairs have high.
reclining backs, fully upholstered
tn brown leather.- air sadded cush
ion V seat reinforced with- steel
springs and foot reBt"-,- 0;-.'
Southbound coaches, leave here
at J0:4O a. m. and arrive at San
Francisco at 1 : 4 0 p. m, the next
afternoon. Northbound they leave
San Francisco at 2:00 p.Jtn. V ,
STOCK SICES MOVE
1
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NEW YORK." Feb. a7.--fAPl
With call money market falling to
develop the severe stringency
widely expected, the stock market
moved forward on a broader froat
today than at any time since the
reaction tiro weeks aro. enurrei
on by. several favorable industrial
developments. y' ' . : t
- Adams r express " shot up 28
points, touchlnsr BOO for "tha fir
time. . Its: express Interests pass to
the railroads this week, J leaving
t strictly " an Investment tmt
Mathleson alkali jumped 2S nolnta
to a new top at 218. But lost soma
of its gain in profit-taking.. -
: Johna Manville, Allied Chemical,
Fox film A. ' Paclfle .- Coast Co..
People's . Gas. radio. af ewav
stores,. aod Timken roller bearing
FOURTH FXOOB
Drs. O'Neill A , Burdette. lyptometrls
Fhona 2A
401e3-403-44-oj
5IQHTH X- LOOR
Dr. C Ward Davis ' General Dentistry
Tel. lit Evening- by appeiatoiajat '
.. Room 80S .
TENTH FLOOU
Dr. W. A. Joh&aon, Dentist '
Telephone 128S , - 1002
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REAL ESTATS
DIRECTORY-
ANDERSON
1 8. Hlsh .
RUPERT, Rfaitor
.Tel. 1S4S
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A. BON D, - li 2 N. Com'l St,
PhoiM SI74 ...
' BICCKE USNDRICKS
tS9 N. HisH v Tel. lit
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JOSEPH BARBEM. REALTY CO.
ZOO Orey Bid. - ; PbOaa 7I
. - " C. BOHRNSTEDT
U7 N! C-inmercial . Tel lit
LEO N. CH1UJ3 CO- Realtors
120 State St. ' -Tel. lllT
- ' F. 3. DELANO.
290 N. Church -
Tel. 2 ISO
J.- LINCOLN ELLIS . -129t
8. Church. St.- f- Phone 1HM
' -' -, - 8.- M. EARLS! . . .. '
1M S. Uberty SC - . -
Tat 2J4
HOMER ' D. FOSTER
IT0 State St.
REALTY
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1 - MELVIN JOHNSON
lit TJ. & Bank Bide :, --. Tat.
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- GERTRUDE J. 14. PAOB
414 Court -.i Tel. IS ft
; C PERR1NE A AiARSTERS
2U-21i Oray Bide. Tat. 99
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. RICH L. REIMAKN. lUavltnr
tl.N, High feC .s . Tai Sft
- SALEM REALTY CO. '
4C1 State St. Room. T. , TaL 100ft
- r SOCOLOFSKY St SON
I94-S First NiL Bt Bids. Tel. 9T
KUUARE DEAL. UKAI.TT m
IX. S. Nat l. Bank lldc .Tel T
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129 N. t Commercial - Tel.
Trianolb realty rr , r.
121 Caurt fit- , v-' ,s ' . TaL (1
U. 8.' REALTf on. 'r;-- - 1
142 State St. . - Tel 2111
enmoea to 10 points. s
r. l. wood
441 SUte St.
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