PAGE EIGHT
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning, April 23, 1930
Wr-estle Under Police GazeUe Rules
Karadck. McCann to
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CURTIS
Believe It or not the Albany
boys blamed the umpire for their
defeat here Sunday! Taking Into
consideration that the Albany
Democrat-Herald didn't hare a
sports writer on the job here Sun
day, read this:-
"Al Fortier took the mound for
the Alcoa but he got away to a
poor start when Umpire Shy
Huntington called his first pitch
that cut the plate in two a ball.
This rather unbalanced Al and he
yielded a walk to the first bats
man. Then an error or two fol
lowed to further disconcert him
and before the inning had ended
four runs had crossed the plate
. . . Albany lost the game but the
umpiring didn't look any too good
to the Alcos. Old Frisco Edwards,
behind the bat for Salem, called
too many decisions himself."
We learn from the same,
source that the reason "Sadie"
Hecker didn't play was that h
had lnjurrd shoulder. He
looked it when he went in to
pinch hit, "Sadie" will bolster
p that tafleld when he gets In
shape thowgh; Harne did a
good enongh 'job Sunday.
Brooklyn must be a tough town
for sport writers. The new press
box in the Dodgers' ball park 1 as
bullet-proof glass panels in it.
The Bend ball players this
year will wear the uniforms
Connie Mack's Athletics wore
last fall when they won the
world aeries. Some real enter
prise, oar old home town is
showing.
Springfield has a "roof garden"
abore Its fire station. Boy, did
you ever see Springfield's fire sta
tion? Salem had a bigger one in
1875. o
Some recent discussion of scor
ing in golf has brought out the
fact that most golfers think
there'g only one way to count
scores other than the highly ad
Tertised method of claiming a
practice stroke when you miss.
Some golfers, not .all, know the
difference between medal play
and match play. In medal play,
of coarse, you win or lose on the
number of strokes for the round,
and In match play you score by
he number of holes won or lost.
Mention "syndicates" to
most golfers and they think
you're trying to sell 'em oil
stocks. But that's the method
of scoring anything from a
threesome np, more or less on
, the match play theory, with
the low man stuck for the
luncheon checks.
Then there's the two point sys
tem for foursomes, one point for
Ipw ball and one for low aggre
gate. If Spec Keene got a four
and bis partner Luke Gill a six
while their opponents Ralph Cole
man and Slats Gill each scored
sixes, Spec and Luke would score
two points but It wouldn't do
them any good because the other
three would faint when Spec
turned In a four and the round
never would be finished.
A variation of this is low baU
and high ball, which isn't con
trary to the prohibition law. If
Ercel got a four and Graham a
even while Rex and Fred scored
a fire and a six, nobody would get
any points, but If Graham had
sunk that nine-inch putt and
haired Fred, the pros would have
cored one point. Is that clear?
Then there's bridge golf, de
signed for fellows who like to
do two things at once. Doc
Spears wins the toss and gets
first bid; looks over the fair
way and bids a six. Tom Turn
er feels lucky and bids five;
whereupon Bobby Rowe dou
bles him and he and Doc eol
Ject BO cents each instead of a
quarter when Tom gets an
eight. -o
Drinkers handicap is a former
ly popular game now reported to
be waning.. Especially good in
cold weather. Everybody takes a
little alp at the first tee to warm
up. Three players do the first
hole In par and the other takes a
five, so the three take another
nip and the high man is left out
Tals method has the virtue of
erenlng np the game as the round,
progresses.
Yesterday We Saw
Tha dock on the corner of the
TJ. S. National bank building
running an hour fast.
Sam R. Farrar. Lebanon, Mo:,
druggist, has been In business on
the same corner for CO years.
SWEATERS
And Other
SPORTS WEAR
V For
ilea and Young Men
One of the Finest
V Selections in Salem
Popular Prices
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Wildcat Has Disadvantage
Of About 15 Pounds in
Free For All Battle
The Salem armory tonight will
be the scene of the biggest draw
ing card in the way of a profes
sional sports event that has been
staged here for many years, ac
cording to advance indications,
when Al Karaslck. the Russian
Lion, meets Wildcat McCann. mid
dleweight wrestler who halls from
Mexico but is now making his
headquarters here, in a two hour
wrestling match under Police Ga
zette rules.
McCann will weigh in at 154
pounds or 1S5 pounds and Kar
aslck at about 170. so that the
Wildcat will be giving away ap
proximately 15 pounds. This is
not regarded as so much a hand
icap In wrestling as a similar dif
ferential would be in boxing. Es
pecially under the Police Gazette
rules, which bar nothing except
ing choke holds, a smaller man
always has a good chance to win
on the mat.
Karaslck la one of the leading
wrestlers in the light heavyweight
class on the Pacific coast, and his
reputation extends even farther.
He is especially noted as a "rough
customer." but McCann Is not
noted either for making tlddle-de-winks
out of the wrestling game.
McCann indulged in a satisfac
tory workout with several oppon
ents Tuesday night after some of
his accentric road work during
the ' day, and announced himself
"In the pink."
Extra seats have been arran
ged for in the armory, and the
ticket sale Indicates that they will
be filled for onight's match.
BY FLYING CLOUDS
The Reo Flying Clouds came to
life Monday night to win" three
straight games from the Singer
Sewing Machine quintet in City
bowling league play. The Senator
Food Shop won two from Man's
Shop, moving up into a tie for
first place with McKay Chevrolet
which lost two to the Elks. Food
Shop and Chevrolet are running
neck and neck with only two
more weeks of bowling.
Mert Hemenway rolled high
series, C08, and Tom Rlffe had
high game, 237.
Scores were:
MAX'S SHOP
Kay i 181 192
164
188
142
172
21S
542
479
510
607
881
Sharkey 152
Smith -1 184
Cm 171
Stolikcr 198
139
184
164
170
Totals
.891 849 879 2619
SZXATOX FOOD SHOP
C. Uontom 151 182 206 689
K. Mohr 218 171 184 668
D. Fealia 188 167 183 US
A. Allitoa -,. 165 171 201 587
Edwards 164 174 169 507
TeUli
.881 865 943 2689
ELKS
213
Hniaey
145
178
160
157
136
172
191
18S
164
159
580
556
818
628
47S
rratt
.187
.170
.202
.160
Vaa Pattea
Wader
Yeang
Totala
..982 796 874 2602
KcXAT CHZTBOLR
Btcinbock
.230
.11
.153
-187
-187
162
540
85
466
588
538
522
Jsansaa
Dclfcrritt
A 11 a
Par.
147
167
158
156
161
Pia
.191
170
Totals
.952 79S 854 2601
anrosn sxwtno
,, 11 155 148
183 161 158
188 158 204
172 179 169
192 203 218
Hall
Nnrtoa
Bhanlay .
Barr
Heaeaway
494
500
520
520
60S
Totall 896 856 890 2642
KBO FXTXHQ C LOTTOS
Greenlaw
166
207
21T
590
694
459
863
579
Riffe
Ben ton
Grata .
.287
.190
170
137
1S6
217
187
182
281
167
. 196
.195
Kara
Total
..984 867 984 2785
CUBS DEFEATED BY
ST.
CHICAGO. April 22 (AP)
St. Louis wallopped the Cubs 8
to 3, before 40,000 fans today.
TIilr wlixtfi vnt nnma fun
Hallahan held the Cubs to five I
bits.
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13 t
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Wilson.
St. Louis
Chicago
Hallahan and and
Malone, Bush, Shealy
nett, J. Taylor.
and Hart-
Phillies Beat Robins
PHILADELPHIA, April 22
(AP) Rallies In the eighth and
ninth innings and successive
home runs In the first by Klein
and Friberg gave the Phillies a 8
to B victory over the Brooklyn
Robins in their home opener to
day. Bissonette hit a homer for
Brooklyn.
R H E
Brooklyn 11 l
Philadelphia 8 13 1
Elliott, Morrison and , Pieialch.
Sweetland and Davis.
New York at Boston. postpon
ed, rain.
PADLOCK ASKEyj
MIAMI, FU April 22 AP)
A petition to padlock the estate
of "Scarface" Al Capons, Chicago
racketeer chief,' on - Palm Island,
Miami Beach, was filed In circuit
court here today.
' --
: A naval air base is to be con
structed by the Mexican govern
ment at Vera Cms, Mexico,
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FLYWEIGHT CHAMRWHO ASSESSES , AllhiB WY
r"' fci. Cei BHitarUtaa rami
w-NTEREST tn flyweight boxerafthe speedy Black Bill in their
I increased enormously and
suddenly when Midget Wvl
gast, Philadelphia's wee wop, out
pointed Black Bill sf Cuba re
cently in fifteen sparkling rounds
at Madison Square Garden. By
doing so, the Midget won the
world's flyweight championship so
far as the New York State Ath
letie Commission is concerned.
However, the National Boxing
Association recognises Frankie
Genaro as holder of that title, and
the New Jersey authorities ac
corded their own Willis La Morte
that honor. Plans are being made
to stage a series of elminstkms be
tween these three title-holders.
In the meanwhile, those of us
who saw Wolgast clearly defeat
Postoffice Nine Defeats
McKay Chevrolet Tossers
By 17-0 to Open Season
The twilight baseball season
opened Tuesday night on the Will
amette diamond, the Postoffice
team with a majority of veteran
players proving decidedly too
much for the newly organised Mc
Kay Chevrolet outfit and winning
17 to 0 in three innings. -
The mail carriers batted around
in the first Inning and scored sev
en runs; batted around again in
the second Inning for four runs,
and (wo men hit twice la the
third inning for a total of six
runs.
All this despite the fact that
MeWllliams, Chevrolet's second
pitcher to take the mound, ex
hibited a deceptive delivery and
struck out several men. The field
ing behind him was worse than
ragged, but the garage men are
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LAUD TERRY'S
Bill Tertf.
iter
first basemsn
cltbt
Hew York
Giants,
ts continuing .
la plMj. his -txctllent
fatne.
in exhibition
notches,
it San Antonio
Texas, ,
His work
at the plate
has been
extremely
commendable.
(tatcrnatlonal
Kawarcett
e
"Fastest Left" Ever
By HARDIN BURNLEY -
sational New York duel are con
vinced that the Midget deserves
the crown. Unquestionably it was
the fastest boat seen in years
front beginning to end. Both boys
were in great shape. Wolgast got
a cut over his left eye through a
collision in the first round, but
that seemed to serve merely as a
spur.
The Midget's marvelous left is
cross between a cobra's strike
and a flash of lightning. Many
old-timers assured The Sport Bug
"it is the fastest left" they ever
saw. And it had to be practically
that in order to tag the truly Black
Bill whose eluaiveness was sha-dew-like.
Midget s left hooks to both head
and body were the perfection of
planning to recruit some rein
forcements an dexpect to put up
better competition In the future.
The score:
Postoffice
AB H R
Price, 2b 3 2 1
SatchweU, lb I S 1
White, if 2 2 1
Thompson, e 2 2 1
Collins, cf 2 S 2
Garrett, rf 2 3 2
Fitzgerald, 8b 3 2 1
Rider, p 3 1 2
Young 1 0 0
Harnsberger, as 2 0 1
Totals 24 17 13
Cbevrolet
AB R H
White, lb 1 0 0
Parker, as t 0 1
FINE PLAYING
V
sen-teelerity and accuracy. And there
was much steam in them only the
crafty Cuban's knack of riding
the smashes saving him from the
count.
Wolgast s real name is Giu
seppe La Scalxa. He lives with his
parents and their big family in
Philadelphia. This miniature Car
nera has been boxing about three
years. In more than 110 bouts,
he has lost but one to Phil To
bias of Brooklyn. His best fightv
ing weight now is 110 pounds.
Tom McArdle, Madison Square
Garden matchmaker, who is ar
ranging a Wolgast-Genare battle
for the near future, says that
"Midget is the best flyweight I
ever saw. And "Tnomas saw
Jimmy WOde and Panehe Villa in
their prime!
Nlles, 2b 2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Williams, if 1
Johnson, e 0
Brown, p, rf 1
MeWllliams, rf, p .... 1
Casey, cf 1
Wilson, 3b 1
Totals
Umpire:
10
Adams.
RELAY CHI'S
EUGENE. Ore.. April 22
(AP) Officials for the fourth
annual Oregon high school relay
earnival at Unlrerslty of Oregon
field Saturday were announced to-
d hT Virgil D. Earle. director of
Athletics, and William L. Hay
ward, webfoot trac kcoacn. T.
Morris Dunne, nortnwesi repre
sentative of the Amateur Athletic
nr. inn s veteran track official.
will act again as referee of the
meet.
nn other noUble figure in
northwest athletics, Dr. C. W,
S pears. Oregon head football
coach, has been added to the ros
ter of officials. Dr. Spears will
officiate as starter and obtained
his first practice on Hayward
field last Saturday when he start
ed the varsity time trials for the
Oregon State college anal relay
meet here Friday.
Nineteen high scnoois, one
more than the number which com
peted last season, had sent In en
irv lists today. More entrants
probably will arrive later. All
Portland schools with the excep
tion of Benson tech had ' filed
applications today.
Silverton Nine
Beats Molalla
By 5 to 3 Count
SILVERTON, April 22 Silver
ton senior high school boys defeat
ed thvse from Molallo in a hard
fought game here this afternoon
with a final score of S to 3. The
Molalla battery was Leffler, eatch-
Jng. and Cote, pitching; from
oilverton JBurch pitched and Rod-:
ibauser caught.
The Silverton senior high school
tennis team also plans to play Sa
lem sometime this week If the
courts are Jn shape.
Arkansas had 30,323 marriages
to 4.931 divorces in 1129.
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BEAVERS LOSE
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Dutch Lieber Hurls Missions
To 5-3 Win Before Rec
ord Ball Crowd
PORTLAND, Ore., April 22.
(AP) "Dutch" Lieber. 20-year-old
former Portland high school
student, pitched the San Francisco
Missions to. a 5 to 3 victory over
the Beavers here today as the
Coast League season was opened
locally before a record crowd of
13.562.
A ninth inning rally broke, a
three to three deadlock and gave
the visitors their winning margin
of two runs.
Carl Maya pitched tight base
ball, but ground rules giving two
bases on hits into the temporary
outfield bleachers, a ninth inning
error by Chatham and a lucky
pinch hit by Ken Douglas, young
southpaw pitcher, beat him. Of
ten hits of Mays, three were fly
ball doubles into the spectators
ringing the outfield.
R H E
Missions S 10 1
Portland 3 11 1
Lieber and Baldwin; Mays and
Palmisano.
Indians Shade Stars
SEATTLE, April 22. (AP)
Through the remarkable hitting
of their fiery manager, Ernie
Johnson, the Seattle Indians won
their opening day ball game on
the home lot from the Hollywood
Stars here today. The score was
7 to 6.
Johnson batted six of Seattle's
seven runs. He slammed out a
single with two on and two out
in the third inning to tie the
count at two-all; he crashed a
home run over the left field fence
in the fifth with two on to knot
the score again at B-all, and . he
gave the Indians their winning
tally in the seventh when he bat-
tend in Ellsworth.
Nearly 12,000 persons witnessed
the thrilling Seattle victory.
R H E
Hollywood C 12 2
Seattle 7 8 2
Page, Yde and Severeid; Kal-
lio and Collins.
Oaks Crush Seals
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22. -
(AP) Oakland defeated the
Seals here today 13 to 7 after five
Seal pitchers had been pounded
for 17 hits. In the first inning the
Seals scored all their seven runs,
driving Andrews from the nob.
Hurst replaced him and allowed
only three hits for the rest of
the game. Verges and Griffin hit
home runs for the Oaks.
R H E
Oakland 13 17 2
San Francisco 7 8 2
Andrews, Hurst and Lombard!;
Jacobs, Knight, Turpln, Montgom
ery, Ferry and Gaston.
Angels Taken Down 8-2
LOS ANGELES. April 22.
(AP) Due to the effective hurl
log of Keating, who kept the
Angels eight hits well scattered,
the Sacramento Solons today won
the first game of the series from
the league leading Los Angeles
club, 8 to 2.
The Solons got away to an im
pressive three run lead in the
first Inning at the expense of Art
Delaney and contin- ed to ham
mer Wyn Ballon and Glen Gabler
throughout the remainder of the
contest. Johnny Moore's doable In
the third and homer In the eighth
brought in the only runt scored by
the Angels.
R H E
Sacramento 8 12 0
Los Angeles 2 8 3
Keating and Wirts, Delaney.
Ballou, Gabler and Warren.
LIN FIELD TOSSERS
Will PRICK IT
LINFIELD COLLEGE, McMinn
ville. April 22 Linfield's base
ball season opened Monday when
the Wildcat nine defeated the
Boanerges Bachelors of SL James
Catholic church. McMinnville, 11
3. Rol Todd's big stick was an
Important factor in the Wildcat
win: He slammed a home ran, a
three-bagger and a single out into
tne lot on three trips to the elate.
scoring five runs and makinr a
penect batting ana fielding re
cord.
The Catholic bors touched thm
Wildcat moundmen for only two
hits, while the Linfield swatters
collected eleven bingles off V.
Bernard, who went the full nine
innings tor the Catholic.
coach "Heinle" Slelk started
Hatcheni on the mound. He
pitched good ball'for foar innings.
miwwuik sjbit one jut. nnr rroni
in the fourth gave the Bachelors
two runs. R0y Todd, the slag
ging wonder of the came, follow.
ed him In the Ditchers hot and
went three innings, allowing one
"It and one run. Russel Hugg
imisuea ue game.
ine Unlleld nine functioned
smoothly and are conceded to be
a much better nine than that of
iobi year, rnree xresnmen are
iuung wen Infield positions on
the team: Wayne Eckman. four
year veteran from McMinnville
high, pat in nine innings of real
ball at second base and Ogden
Cameron, another VeMlnnviii.
high graduate, showed ability as
a catcher, and Clifford Bride of
xamnui proved a valuable man at
"on. aii tne other positions
wero uuea oy veterans.
R H
LinfieldLinfleld .... 11 11
Bachelors . . .... 3
uaiterjes-Llnfield: Hatohon.
Todd, Hugg, and Cameron. Bach!
01 CONTES
ion; v. uernara and Borden.
COAST LKAOUZ
At Saa Franeiiea 7; Oakland 13.
At Seattle 7; Hollywood 6.
At Portland 3; Mission 5.
At Los Anrelea 3; Sacramento 8.
HATIOKAL LEAGUE
At Chicago 8; St. Lonis 8.
At Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 5.
No ether rtmea played.
AMERICAS LEAOTTE
At Washington Boston 3.
At Kew York 6; Philadelphia 7.
At St. Lonis 5: Detroit 4.
At Cleveland 8; Chicago 4.
jiErasliDP
SABUIU-6
NEW YORK, April 22. t AP)
Bing Miller's home run in the
ninth inning enabled the Phila
delphia Athletics to nose out the
New York Yankees 7 to 6 in a
free hitting battle today.
R H E
Philadelphia 7 11 0
New York 6 9 1
Grove, Liebhardt and Cochrane,
Sherid, Mahon and Hargrave.
Detroit Loses 6-4
ST. LOUIS, April 22. (AP)
The Brownr defeated Detroit a
4 in 13 Innings today when
Wyatt allowed a walk, a sacrifice
and a single by the rookie, Gul-
lic.
K H E
Detroit 4 10 l
St. Louis 5 11 2
Sorrell, Page, Wyatt and Hay-
worth. Hargrave; Gray, Stewart
and FarrelL
Chicago Shades Cleveland
CLEVELAND, April 22. (AP)
Chicago defeated cieveiana
here 4 to 3 today. Al Tnomas
pitched for the winners and was
Invincible except in the seventh
when the home team scored an
their runs.
R H E
Chicago ...4 11 1
Cleveland 3 8 3
Thoma sand Riddle, Autry;
Ferrell, Hudlin and L. Sewell.
Solons Take Red Sox
WASHINGTON. April 22.
fAP) The Senators continuea
their winning streak today taking
hard fought 12 Inning game
from the Boston Red Sox 4 to 3
R H is
Boston 3
Washington 4 10 0
Ruffing and Hevlng. Brown,
Liska, Marberry and Ruel.
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CHIEFS DEFEAT
BULLDOG IE
Chemawa Tossers Nose Out
Woodburn High School
Team by 5 to 4
WOODBURN. April 22 ( Spe
cial) The Chemawa Indian
school baseball team defeated the
Woodburn high tossers h?re to
day. 5 to 4 in a ten inning game
which did not count in the county
league standings.' Woodburn had
previously won a league game"
played here.
The Indians outhit Woodburn
considerably here today, but fast
fielding on the part of tbe local
team kept down the visitors'
.'core. Woodburn tied the score in
the ninth, but in the tenth after
filling the bases, the Indian
scored the winning run on Meach
em's hit. A fast double play, Cba
pelle to Gearin to Radcliffe. stop
ped the Indians' rally at that
point.
Vivette hit a home run in the
sixth inning for Chemawa.
R H ri
Chemawa 16
Woodburn : 1
Alexander and Meachem; uw
ings. Reed and Cribble. Umpirf.
Graber.
Woodburn high won two out ol
town games recently, defeating
Molalla Friday and Forest Grovt
5 to 4 at Forest Grove Monday.
CHEMAWA, April 22. ( Spe
cial ) The Chemawa Indians
have two more baseball garnet)
scheduled for this week, with Ger
vais Friday and West Linn Satur
day. .
COAST LEAOtrC
W. L. Pet. W.
I.os A. 9 4 .6921 Missioa
Oakland 10 S .6671 Holly. 5
San F. 10 S .667 Seattle 5
Sse'to 9 5 ,643 Portland S
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XATIOKAX. LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. V.
4 0 1.000! Philai. 2
5 1 .8S3 St. L.
P?t.
.400
.2P
.286
.200
N. Y.
Pittsb.
Chicaro 5
Boston 2
S .625Cinrin. 2
2 .500 Brookl. 1
AXEBICAN league
W. L. Pot. W. U P.-t.
Philad. 4 1 .8001 Detroit 3 4 .42
Wash. 6 2 .7141 Boston 4 .429
Chicara . 1 ."01 St. U
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OPTOMETRISTS
DR. Lk R. BTJKDETTE. optometrist,
403 F1r Kwt'l Bank Blflg. Tel 118.
PAINTING
Kalsomlna $3 to $5. per room, also
interior painting" reasonable prices.
Tel. 17CSJ. Fay Thompson.
Commercial and Industrial air and
Power Painting
CAPITAL PAINTING SERVICE
4 North ill, Tel. 1716J.
PAPER HANGING
PHONE GLENN Adama for hone
decora tin r, paparbaniinx. tlntlnx. etc.
Heaw worman.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING and a-eneral repair
work. Graber Bros, 1M So. Liberty.
Tel. RR0.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, parr
ileta. progTama. books or any kind
prbtlrur. call at The BtiteKnan
Printlns; Departments SIS S. Commer
cial TerRfia.
RADIO
FOR every purpose, for ery purse
All standard size of Radio Tube.
EOFF ELECTRICAL SHOP. J35 Court
nr. xei. a ss.
ROOFING
SOLVE your rooflna difficulties
with Pioneer Yosemite rock surfaced
shingles. Carlton Pioneer Roefing Co.
170 N. FTont. Tel. 4 87,
STOVES
Cook with Rcckgas
Pacific Rockgaa Co. TeL 1327.
STOVES and stove repairing. Stores
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds ot woven wire fence, fancy end
ain. nop oasaeta and nook, logai
oka. Salem Fence and Stove Works.
fl Chemeketa street. R. K FVmlrp.
TAILORS
D. H. MOSHER i-TaCor for mea axd
women. 474 Court Ft.
TRANSFER
CAPITAL City Transfer Co. 124
State St. Tel. 3S. Diatribatins. for-'
wardjns and (to rare oar specialty. Get
onr rat,
WATCH REPAIRING
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR
ING or money beck. THE JEWEL
BOX 171 N. Liberty. Salem.
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Real Estate
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- BECKS
18S N. High
HENDRICKS
TeL 161.
JOSEPH R A RUHR REALTY CO.
kSOe Grey Bids. Phone 790
a M. EARLE
224 N. High St.
TeL 2242.
HOMER D. FOSTER REALTY CO.
7H SUte St. TeL S4S.
W. H. GRABENHORST CO.
1S4 a Liberty St. TeL 111
... -CERTRPPB J. M. PA3E
48S N. Cottage TeL 11 JO.
-SOCOLOTSKT BON
04- First Nat Bk. Bid. TeL 970.
... . - ULRICH
lit X. Comsnarclal
TeL 1354.
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T. U WOOD
tro-t. SaJe-
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Trt 734.
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