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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

By landing on Baker for timely hits
and aided by few errors Salem an.
nexed another contest yesterday be-
tween showers from the Kirkpatricks
by q score of 6 to 2. Baker was
chased to the bencn by the Salem
stickeTs in the third inning after four
runs had been made. Salem added a
brace of tallies in the fourth and this
ended the scoring for the homo guard.
The Kirkpatrieks nieked Barham for
6 hits which netted them one run eacn
in the fourth and fifth innings. Bar
ham twirled a steady game and ais
support help up during the critical
periods.
Drscol who replaced Baker for the
Kirkpatricks steadied down after the
game was lost and held the Senators
scoreless. Since all of the three lead
ing teams won yesterday Salem moves
up but one place in the percentage col
umn. Salem was tied with the Kirkplt-
ricks at 500 each and yesterday 3 win
gives Salem tie with st. Helens for
third place with n percentage of ST.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
John RObinSOn's Ten
Big Shows Are Coming

However true the tale may be, the
following instance of the display of ele-
phant intelligence is vouched for by a
well.known trainer in the employ of
John Robinson s Ten Big Shows which
are scheduled to give afternoon and
evening performances in Salem on May
25th.
"T was with a big circus a good many
years ago working an elephant act. Had
two elephants. One of them, called
Solomon, was very big fellow and I
had q very hard time breaking him.
But eventually succeeded admirably.
After two seasons with the 'trick,' 1
went over to another show to work.
Wien left, the elephant act had to
be cut out, as was the only man that
had been able to master Solomon,
i'It was - years before L saw So'1-
mon again. In the meantime he had
never been worked in the ring and had
grown ugly. L went up to the old fei.
ow. At first, he did not recognize
me. But when commanded; Hey
Solomon, lie down. the animals eyes
sparkled, he pricked up his ears, and
Immediately obeyed me. I then put
hm through the same old tricks he h&d
been wont to perform in former daye,
He executed his stunts with great altc-
rity In fact he was so tiekled to see
me that he could hardly do his tricks
raat enough"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Salem High Drops
Baseball Game to
Eugene by So Score

Salem high school suffered a severe
cramp in their baseball championship
aspirations Saturday at Eugene when
the Eugene lads romped home on the
long of a 5 to score. The Eugene
team claims an unbroken string Of vic
tories this year and Salem has lost but
one game previous to the Eugene con
test. Salem lost Fridays game to the
Albany high school. Eugenes first
baseman, Parker, hammered out q
double in the ninth, and put the game
on ice, after nine hotly contested in.
nings.
Salem jumped ahead in the initial
frame when Gill singled to Foster s
field and sped to the third sack. Salem
registered two runs IN the first inning
and one in the second.
With the beginning Of the third in
ming the game turned to the Eugene
squad s favor waen jacobson, left
fielder for Eugene, who was first up,
smashed the sphere for three station
hit.
In the sixth inning Eugene took the
lead by annexing another point to the
score making total Of 40. From this
time on Babb, the n. II. s. twirler,
gained continually in pitching prowess
while the Eugene stick wieldcrs banged
the Salem pitcaer with greater ease,
The Eugenes came back again In the
seventh registering another tally. This
was the final score at the end Of the
ninth frame.
The score R Fl f
Eugene ..,.................................. 3
sJ0tem ..,..t -
Batteries; Babb and Hempy; Page
aad Gill.
Summary
Eugene-Stolen bases, 2. Sacrifice
hits,.2 Sacrifice flys l. Three bag.
gers, Jacobson. Two bnggers, Jacob.
son, Parker, Hubbard. Double unas.
sisted, Parker. Hits off Babb Z. Struck
out by Babb 9, Hit by Babb 9.
SAlem--Two base hits, Proctor. Three
base hits Gill, Double unassisted, Proc.
tor, Hits off Page, 7. Struck out by
Pages. Walked by Page 4.
Time Of game hour, 30 minutes,
Umpire, Ben Bingham.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
NEW YORK SPURIS FOR
NATIONAL PENNANT
Climbed Into Fourth Place
Observation-Disclosures
Match Possible

New York, May 22.-New York has
started squirt in the National league
race which bids fair to land McGraw s
men at the top, if they can stand the
terrific pace. By slaughtering Gin.
einnati yesterday the Giants climbed
into fourth place.
During the past week New York av-
eraged ten hits and five runs per game
Robertson, Fletcher, McKechnie and
Doyle are hitting the ball consistently
and Anderson, Perritt and Mathewson
are rapidly getting unto first dass
pitching form.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Eczema Is Conquered

y Greasy salyes and ointments should not
he applied Il good clear skin Is wanted.
From any druggist for 25c or $1.00 for
extra large size, get bottle of gemo.
When applied as directed, 1t effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
aud heals skin troubles, also sores, burns,
wounds and chadng II penetrates,
cleanses and soothes Zemo is dependable
aud inexpensive. Try It, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as elective
aod satisfying.
zemo, Cleveland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

AUCTION SALE-Having decided to
leave ranch, will sell to highest bid
der, May Goth, one O'Clock p. M, ~
mile n. e. of l7tn st. carline. between
Garden road and Silyerton road;
household goods, rugs. range, heat
ers, telephone, plows, drags cultiva-
tors, buggy, platform scales, tool
chest, good Jersey cow. > swarms Of
bees, 4 loads wood aud a thousand
articles too numerous 70 mention.
Terms cash. ]. W. LaBare. owner.
II. +. Voorhies, auctioneer. ma22-24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Gotch May Meet stecher

Chicago, May 22.-Joe Steeher, the
Nebraska wrestling marvel, is holding
out for a larger purse before ne will
agree to meet Frank Gotch for the
world championship.
This became known today when Tom
Jones, acting for Gotch, announced that
the Nebrlskan had rejected an offer
made by him yesterday. Jones offered
to guarantee Stecher 40 per cent of
the profits for the match but Joe
thought he ought to have more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

Runs, Smart, Nelson, Jones2, Wilson,
Adams, Barham 2. Struck out by Bar
haml1, by +. Baker 4, by bristol D.
Bases on balls, off Barham l, Off T.
Baker3, off bristol 2. Hit by pitcher
Jones. Stolen bases, Houser 2, Nickel
Bateman. Sacrifice hit, Humphreys
Double plaps, Jones, unassisted; MuI
kew to Baker. Time Of game, l;5O
Umpire, Deenam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
EARrHoUAKEs STIR VOLCANO

Honolulu, May 22.-(By wireless to
San Francisco Following four slight
earthquakes, the volcano of Kilauea
appeared more active today There
were no further indications OF an erup.
tion Of the MokaweoweO crater, all be
ing quiet in that region.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Black Some Golfer

Oakland, Cal, May 22.-Golfers Of
the east bay section today looked to
John Black professional at the Clare
mont country club to finish high in
the cording professional matches of
the western golf association at Del
Monte, following his performance yes
terday when he covered the Claremont
course in So strokes. This is II strokes
better than par is wonderful golf.
Black turned in a card of 81 for the
first nine holes and q for the last
nine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Chance Wants R7an

San Francisco, May 22.--That Frank
Chance has asked for waivers on Pitch
er Jack Ryan was the declaration to.
day of men who are close to the Peer.
less leader. No official announcement
has yet been made. Ryan is declared
not to have kept himself in shape,
thus incurring the displeasure Of
Chance. Whether Ryln's performance
yesterday when he he's the Seals to
seven hits and won his game, will
cause the Los Angeles manager to
change his mind about parting with
Ryan is problematical.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Sullivan to Join Seattle.

Portland, Ore, May 22-Ted Sullivan
will join the Seattle team of the North
western league today. Jimmy Richard
son, scout for Dugdale, signed Sullivan
after seeing him play one game in the
outftield with local amateur club.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Johnson to Box Mascot.

Portland Ore, May 22.-Leo John
son of Oakland will box Billy Mascot
six rounds here Friday night. On the
same night Joe German, also Of Oak
land, win mix with Jockey Bennett and
Romeo Hagen of Seattle will step six
rounds with Al Sommers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
Yesterdav,s Results.

Yesterdays Results.
At Salt Lake--portlond, 81 Salt
Lake, ..
At Los Angeles--Vernon, 5'Oi Oak
land, 2.5.
At San Froncisco--Tos Angeles, 5.S;
san Francisco, 2'7,
Baseball teams from the sunny south
land didn I do a thing TO the San Fran
cisco and Oakland clubs from early
morn until dewey eve on the sabbath
The bayside aggregotions were hang
ed, drawn and quOrtered and sewed up
TO rooters south Of the TehOohipi as u
near dish OF hamburger, crowned with
garlic and with large piece of cheese
on the side
1t made Frank Chance feel 80 good,
after those numerous days Of defeat
for his Angels, that he has taken the
reefs out Of his shirt and is expanding
his torso once more
Among those present at the afternoon
session IN Snu Francisco was one Nuhe
Ellis Of Los Angeles who bingled four
times out of six times at bat and Tailed
thricely,
The Seals fought hard and Ping Bo.
dies home run in the ninth sent the
game into extra innings. With two in
TERED in the tenth Maggcrt OF the
Semphs got home from first ON Ellis
single and the fight was won.
San Francisco couldu Z hit Ryan con.
J sisteutly in the morning and tho Angels
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
WILLAMETTE j. WINS
INCONVENIENCE MEET
MethOdiSts Take 65l2 Points
at McMinnVille Land
First Place

~ Whining VI IL points III Ine non
conference track meet held at McMinn.
vile Saturday Willamette University
landed first place while McMinnvlle
was second with A and Pacific Uni
versity collected. 3S 1-2. The other
non conference colleges failed to send
teams to McMinnville though it is ex-
pected that most of them will nave rep
resentatiyes at Salem Saturday for the
non conference meet to be held in this
Icity.
The results:
Mile-Williams McMinnville. first;
ireland, p. u, second Chapler and
CASTLE, third and fourth. Time 4:52:2.
40 yard run-Grosvenor, Willamette
first; Jackson, second, w, q, Waugh,
W. IT,, third, Turner, P. T., fourth.
Time 53:1.
l2O yard hurdles-Ford, Willamette,
first; W. Bulrham, second; Coe, third.
McMinnville; Wilcox fourth. Time
l7:1.
1LO yard dash-Ford, willamette,
first; Small, Willamette, second; Lucas
and Potts, P. u, third and fourth.
Time 1872.
$50 yard run-Doud, McMinnville,
first; W. Buerman, second, Morgan, P.
u, third; Jackson, Willamette, fourth; j;
Time 2:07:1.
220 yard hurdle-Dible, P. u, first,
Wilcox, P. u, second, W. Buerman,
third; Sleeves, Willamette, fourth.
Time 2S.
220 yard dash-Lucas. Grosvenor,
Small, Potts. Time 22:4.
Shot put-Livesley, P u, Buerman,
HOman third; Lucas, 33:O4 2-lO feet.
Pole vault-Bagley, Curl Culver,
Jones, 10 feet, 3 inches.
High jump-Culver, Dibble, Buer.
man, Sleeves, s feet, l.g inches.
Diseus-Bagley, Lucas, W. Buerman,
HOman, 113 feet, 7.l0 inches.
Javelin-Brown, Bagley, Simpson,
Culver, 1873 feet, 8 inches.
Broad jump-Ford, Grosveuor, Coe,
Lucas, 81 feet.
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won. Both factions were somewhat but.
terry fingered and errors figures largely
in the proceedings.
After grabbing an easy contest in the
morning, Vernon had to claw the Oaks
considerably in the afternoon to get by
ahead.
When Jack Quinn began willing the
Tigers trOtted out krellanes for a res.
cue stunt The battle went into extra
innings with Rowdy Elliott's best heav-
ing bet, Speed Martin, working for Oak
land.
Martin succumbed in the tenth when
Risberg clOuted one to deep center for
three bases and Mattick sent him home
with another whistler to the fence.
Portland defeated Salt Lake in work.
manike style and hoped the train for
Vernon with four scalps on their string
out of five games played.
The Beavers hit hard consistently and
won in clean cut fashion, to 2.
Jimmy Shinn, of Salt Lake, famed in
a pinch for the first time this year.
Lavender of the Cubs was chased off
the mound by Philadelphia and Chicago
lost, to 2.
Tyler OF the Braves was the big noise
at st. Louis, holding the home team Ia
two hits and practically winning his
own game with q double in the fifth
which sent two Bostonese over the
saucer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22
YesterdaYls S Rasults

AU0V0HUNJ AeUoIIIIU
AT Vaughn street - Brad
fords 6, Baby Beavers l.
At st. Helens-St. Helens 4,
. Woodland 3.
At Salem-Salem G, Kirlpat-
rieks 2.
At Woodburn-Woodburn 6,
Montavilla 5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

I AM-Taking orders for summer and
fall delivery of wood. I win give a
lower price now than I will late in
the season. Joan II. Scott, phone 1859
After office hours, 600. june20
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FOR SALE-At bargain prices, one
Troy laundry mangle 90 inches, store
shelving, two teams and shetland
pony, 2 double buggies. one single
buggy. H. Steinbock, 800 N. Com I
PhOrt sos. tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

STRAY-Year heifer came to my
place on Riverside Drive, owner can
have same by paying for damages
and advertising. D. l.. Cummins r. 3,
box 274. June20
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GARDEN LOND FOR RENT-Twelve
acres garden land on Minto's Island
suitable for potatoes. win rent to re-
sponsible party. Must be worked
within thirty days. Phone Ca;ey p.
Martin. may23
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FOR SALE-White Leghorn baby
chicks, about 30 cnieks left at 8
cents. viii hatch more to order for
$3.50 a 100. Call w. r. Baker. Phone
6SF2, may23
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WANTED-Fresh cows, must give over
gal, a day and young, also small
pigs, state prices and full particulars
and where located VIM. r. SoFensen,
Gresham, Or, R. l, box 1l2 may23
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HARRY-windOw cleaner, Phone 76s-
June4
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SALEM AND PoRTLAND-ImprOved
city property to exchange for mer-
chandise Of any kind, any where.
Address box 2s, Crabtree, Or. II
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SUMMER RATE-Fine room, good
meals, $3.50 per week. Phone 1156M
1910 State st. may24
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE Seating
capacity 100. Owner must sell on ae-
count Of health. Box 224, IndepeDd-
ence, Oregon. maY22
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WANTED-To trade fresh COWS for
team Of horses. Phone 1576-W. ma22
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished room in
Oew house in private family, 3 bloekR
from P. o. Inquire Clio care JOuTn-
al. IL
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FOR sALE-20O acres at Lyle, Wash,
will consider some trade on clear
property. August Raueh, Salem, o.
june ~
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TEAM WANTED-Phone 152. If
wANTED-To trade town property for
farm. 395 n. 18th. may24
WANTED-Middle aged woman for
house work. Phone 6F3. may27
SNAP-12 acres close in for 500 per
acre. See l.. Bechtel & Co. mly23
TWO-Good houses to trade for farm
one modern, the other one has good
barn on the lot. g. c. Bolter, 20l6
Trade st. Phone 2206-W may27
WANTED-Second hand one horse
wagon. c. w. Parker, Route 3. ma24
WANTED-A mouse maid for state
school for the deaf. Phone GAG. m24
WANTED-A competent woman for
house work in country. Phone 2lF2.
may24
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms, 694 N. Com l. Phone 2454-W.
may24
WANTED-Second hand 25Oe gallon
galvanized iron tank. B. Cunning
ham. maya
KALE PLANTS-For sale, 15c per
100. Milton Brown, Salem, Route
3, box l48. may24
FIRE-Place your next insurance pol
icy with L. Bechtel & Co. if you want
protection, may23
TWIN Motorcycle, equipped
new VlIes, Boou OIueEJ POOj teIlns' "
Mann, West Salem. may22
FOR SALE-Nearly new 1-9 H. P.
"New Way" gasoline engine. Very
reasonable. Phone 15F2. may22
FOR SALE-Good Jersey milk cow
giving 3 1-g gallons of milk, bar:
gain. Phone 9SF'2. Walter Pearmine,
R. s. If
FOR RENT-Modern S room bungalow
furnace and fire place. Inquire after
s p. M. 1880 Center street or tele-
phone 246. may24
EXCHANGE-Well improved acre
tract for eastern land, 60 acres on
Howell Prairie for city property. L.
Bechtel & Co. may23
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FRONT APARTMENTS-Ground floor
491 N. Cottage. If
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WHITE FIR woOD-choppers wanted.
Phone s0F1l. If
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RHODE ISLAND EGGS-For hateh..
ing, SOC. 2645 Portland road. may29
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FOR RENT SIGNS-FOr sale at Cap
ital Journal office. If
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FOR SALEl-19 acres, good terms, 16
in crops and fruit, fair buildings.
best soil. W. W. Lander, Salem r.
o. june15
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GOOD-Furnished house to rent. close
in. Phone Main or AZ. If
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FOR RENT-Business block room, Sizs
1880 feet. 467 State street. In
quire at 463 State. Phone, 1908.
Maurice Klinger. Il
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PHONE Os7-FOr wood saw. tt
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BRICK MAKING MACHINE-and
about fifty thousand brick FOR sale
at bargain. United States National
Bank. II
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FOR SALE CHEAP H. P. gasoline
engine, with feed grinder. Phone
1858. may2j
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FURNISHED rooms and housekeeping
apartments, rates reasonable, close
in, 160 Court. tt
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FOR SALE-Oak rocker, oak foot.
stool, oak library table. maple dress
er, at bargain prices. 966 Center or
phone 1913. may23
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DON'T OVERLOOK-That bargain in
that threshing and baBng outfit
John H. Scott, over the Chicago MA
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!. Watching the ScOrebOard

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EXCHANGE-Well improved acre
tract for eastern land, 60 acres on
Howell Prairie for city property. L.
Bechtel & Co. may29
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KALE PLANTS-For sale, 15c per
100. Milton Brown, Salem, Route
3, box l4S. may24
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Grocery confee-
tionary and dry goods store, good
location on 25th st. Phone 934-R. H.
G. O'Neil. maya
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FOR SALE-3M half truck StudebaEer
wagon. win trade for heavier wagon,
eordwOOd or stumpage. 27S6 Lee.
Phone 1927. tt
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FOR RENT-Modern 5 room bungalow
furnace and fire place. Inquire after
. p. m. 1880 Center street or tele
phone 246. may24
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EXPERIENCED WOMAN - will DO
washing, ironing, housekeeping, cook
ing or serving by day or hour. Phone
2504.J-2. may26
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FOR RENT-5 room modern house,
144l Trade St., Enquire W. A. Lis
ton, 4S4 Court st. If
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FOR RENT-Small four room dwell
ing mot modern) in business dis
trict. Phone Carey F. Martin. may23
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FIRE-Place your next insurance pol
icy with L. Bechtel & Co. if you want
protection, may23
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WANTED-A competent woman for
house work in country. Phone 2lF2.
may24
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WANTED-Second hand 250e gallon
galvanized iron tank. B. Cunning
ham, maya
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FOR SALE-Good Jersey milk cow
giving 3 1-g gallons of milk, a bar.
gain. Phone eSF2. Walter Pearmine,
R. s. If
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KIRKPATRICKS LOST
TO SALEM IN INTER-
CITY LEAGUE 6 TO z
Baker Bumped for Timely Hits
and Salem Wins Game In
Third Inning
Inter. .City League standings

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NINE ROOM DWELLING-Fo rent.
desirable residence district, 800 per
month. Phone Carey F. Martin. m23
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TWIN INDIAN-Motorcycle, equipped
new tires, good order, $65, terms. L.
Mann, West Salem. may22
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Baseball teams from the sunny south
land didn 4 do a thing to the San Fran
cisco and Oakland clubs from early
morn until dewey eve on the Sabbath.
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TEAM wANTED-Phone 152.

WANTED-To trade town property for
farm. 395 n. 18th. may24
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FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms, 694 n Com I. Phone 2454-W.
may24
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WANTED-Middle aged woman for
house work. Phone 6F3. may27
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FOR SALE-Nearly new 3 1-2 H. P.
"New Way" gasoline engine. Very
reasonable. Phone 15F2. may29
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houses to trade for farm
one modern, the other one has a good
barn on the lot. G.. c. Bolter, 2016
Trade st. Phone 2206-W. mayer
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WANTED-Second hand one horse
wagon. c. w. Parker, Route 3. ma24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

SNAP-12 acres close in for 500 per
acre. See L. Bechtel & Co. mly23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-22

WANTED-A house maid for state
school for the deaf Phone GAG. m24