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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
fHr Associated Prcsy.I

CHICAGO. April l.-C;olf helps tho
baseball batting average. according
t" leading hitt.rS. and Babe Ruth.
"f the New York Americans. thinks
he may II" able this season To equal,
or even surrasS. hiss homc-run rec
OH 'f mfiy-nirn by reason OF the
ai"rtncSs Of Vision gained on the
co!t links
carl Mays also expects to raise
his batting average from .3i3, hav.
ins reached tat ratio from 800
Siucc he took Ia the links Between
diamond contests. Other high ba-
aN,raG" men agree that while the
golf stroke i. different from that
with the baseball bat. especially II.
tha' the baseball - moving rapidly
in AN uncertain Inc. and the golf
swing IS at "a stationary ban less
than tw" inches III diameter with a
Er'"ll ciui'h"ad on an elongated
Sh3ft. Il trains ne eye Ia "a greater
T.cun"as T. mco: the wi!cs OF the
expert pitcher.
I.'ci. of !inr;i"" appears 10 -
H." main reason why Ruth and oth -
h1t''f$ q" not -! par golf; n.t
~ W 'l'i P''' a huUtT game ~
E,i,.
Although he has played golf rcsu-
larry only two N,IiS. Babe Ruth. has
driven 80 !ar.i, many times, and
once. he declared yesterday. after
maNing :. preseason home run a,
san Antonio. he sent Il golf ball as
yards. which is letter than the aver
age nf such players as Francis Out
met and Chick Evans. In fact. the
record IS barely more than Too yards.
ON the diamond. Ruth said. his long
est hit WAS j"I feet. or lG9 Yards
Mays who has been p!ayin. golf
only IA It'll" NOR" than 81 year. said
he mad" u midiron shot of 80 yards
last winter On his home course at
Springfield. Mo.
Waite Hoyt another Yan,ier
pitcher. drives a longer golf ball
than amy other baseball player. his
friends; say
Eut as 1" scoring ON thc golf
links. where accuracy counts even
more than distance. baseball golfers
merely say they have not the time
for practice. which makes peri .ct.
ON these finer shots. such golfers as
Jesse Gmilford ana Chick Evans prac-
ticc for hours at "a time. Yet the
baseball golfers do not do so badly,
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

ances. purse. $500: four and half
inrIohIS-f Erase. ll9 &C.. Mnl,rt
Si.io. S2.6", s2.20 first. Lady Mvrn
no Carter. $50. S2.an, second.
PICK rcrpin. 'fl9 CTayIor). s2.io
third. Time. :5i3-5. Also ran,
fahcr. Nancy WHIT, Mcchoir.
Second race three ycar-olds and
up purse, $500. ono mile ASK les
SIC los ualls). $G.9o. $40. $3.50.
hrst; Dorothy. 107 IWlIiams). s.3 20
Sl-No. second. Little Jane. II3 ,Ma-
J'stic), $3.50. third. Time. i:4i3-5
as" ran Good Enough, Kitty Cheat
ham. Evening Stories. Billy Loo.
''wihhiad' Alice T. Atkin. Iioda. Irish
Third race-three- year Odds ana
En; purse, $500: i've furloprs"
Aiajah. io7 ,Wiisom. $40. So $50.
hrS'. 10" Underwood. lO9 CCaron),
500 500. second; BESSIE Mack. lO3
ll|ohSJ, $3.50. third. Time, 1.0o
AIS" ran Honest George. Lady
i"urhon. Miss ScdaIia. Hal Wright
I o" Bet Hattie Wilde. Master
mranhI!n Rockbridgc. Marshall
TilGhman
Fourth racc-thrsc- ycar-oIds and
Hr' purse. SIon. milo ana thrcc-slx
tcrnihs Dainty Lady. Ic7 ,RalIs,.
N',"v. - $3.50" iirst Tom owens. los
Wlll'"msI, $3.50. $40. second :.
it"orh"n Green. lli ,Taylor,. $3.50.
,."f" lim" i.a3 %. Also ran-Tom
nir""hS i'r. Samuel. Nebraska. Lad.
h%ny sister Alma Il, Rcstful.
ruin race three ycar-olds: haudi-
yhp. purse. S5uu. SIX furlongs PONY
VAC. los Williams. $50. s3S
+'U hrsi. Little Less. loo (Wilson).
go" $50. second: Captain clover.
- ojones) $500. third. Time
go Nlso ran Sclo,a. Tom
raven, south Hroczo. Indian Prince
H!N'h rae" three ycar-olds ana
up' cta aiming purse. $500: milo and
S!%t"enih Thriller. - ,Wn.onI
''s", 81. 500. FIRST. Nashntab 10
&C.. Hurnl. $3.50, $3.50. second; Eu
s-hia X. ioi Longj. $500. third.
me lis % Also ran-Sir Iohn
N"rgne. Walter II. Pcarc. Ws,cr.
willow. Peerless One
seventh race tHree.ycar- old. or1
rp. claiming; purse. $500: i've and r
nan furlHnGs Harry Burgoync ia
IN. Fator). sIG.4O $40. s,20. nrs,.
May MaUisby, los Thomas, s3co
'&ho. second: Coca Cola. III (Ni.
i'nm'). $500 third. Time lbs
AlS" ran Tabloid Review E,hci
Hfown. beautiful Dream.
Eighth rae" --thrcc.ycar.old. nv,
40: claiming: purse. $500: six fur.
longs l"" NILS. l1i 1WGson,. sll 90
$3.50. $3.50. first. Hack Ton. ia
t3owCrsJ. $3.50. s.. second. jI,rr,
ituddsr. li2 on. FatA.. $40. ihird
Time. i:i3t-J AlsrS rau--gmil. me,
,iitHxse' Cover ". Neg. Dea Jos..
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Yesterdays Results.

l:st race-iw"-ycar oldS: maid
ems four furl"ncs F"rShala. llS
'M"rris). sl3.lo. $50. $i.2o. first:
carmen Fan;ageS. ll3 ,TrvonD
$l0.2o S6.i0. second: Rcttor Lack
~ ,kummer). $3.50. third Time.
80 -. Also ran Elizabeth Rricc.
Jennie G.. Laura Ganncy. Re True
MAN. 'iroNbard. liuddupic. Billy Glib
son. silks and Satins. katan
second racc-thrcc-y car-olds and
MP claiming; six and half fur
."nEs-.Ett"he, IL DRabin). $3.50
Si.lo. So first: Lady X.us. 90 (Martz)
S2".So $3.50. second: Edna D.. l0a
'boganowskD. S26. third. Time.
- 10. Also ran-Tigcr Rose, Xa!n-
cr.. chastc star. Nose. War Relief
ponatelio. kcziah. Sandy H.. Hustler
Ihird racc--thc Promenade purse:
Tor thrce-ycnr-olds: five and half
nGs-iiirainstorm. 100 tMorrIs)
$50. S".a0. $3.50. first: Elemental
rs RutwclU. $3.50. $3.50. second;
MI Fair. IL (Williams). $3.50. third.
Time. i:i0 20. Also ran-Miss Emma
g.. Brilliant Ray, Flyball
Fourth race--thc Twin Cities Han
cirhp: four yCar-oldS and up: six
iuri"nES-k knight OF the Heather. lOi
'Nh"rD $50" 81. s3io. first. En-
"anS, l"o b.anG>, $3.50. s3lo. second:
N"rcury. ITO oThomaS). $3Go. third
limo. 1916 Also ran-S, Allan, rho
Nr'h"r. Queen blonde, HOBBY Baker.
DE >pair.
fliih race--,he Inaugural ITandi-
cap; for thrcc-ycar- olds and up.
seven :url"ngs Hunca Euck. l.3
ni-anel, $3.50, $500. $3.50. first: slip
HcrE Elm. III (M"rris). s.. 81. Sec
"nd: l.uuetta, l0a ,ConcyD sS3O
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VIRGINIA HONORS
LYNCHBURC BOY

cHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April /.
NJ meeting yesterday Of the.
cNccn'iNe board OF tho General Attn
ictic Association Of the University
OF Virginia, william G.. Wills. OF
-Nh"hburS. Va. was elected man
ngcr of tn" 1923 basketball team. -
STANLEY Brown. % BlackVillc. = g.
Mallory :. Andrews. of Newpor,
News. Va, and Thomas NJ. car
ruiherS. OF the university. were
chosen assistant managers
me board voted to postpone TIL
recognition of Eolf and fencing ut
the university until next year This
was Thought advisable. due 10 the
unsettled condition of the athletic
system that now exists at Virginia
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year there is silver cup given to
the winner.
The course will he four milcS over
sun natural country and so situated
that splendid view Of the whole
race VIII be given.
The race il open to all hunters and
To he ridden BY men riders. War
renton has been noted for many years
Tor its high-class hunters. many OF
tie most famous hunters and S,crpic-
chase horses Of the country having
h""n raised in this section. The
Warrcnton Hunt Club Is one Of the
oldest hunt clubs in the country, and
many OF IN" most prominent riders
"I the country have been members
Of this club.
This race will bring together n
large Held OF the very best hunters
ana VIII be ridden by the best cross
country riders in America.
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RADFORD SEXTETTE
CAPTURES CONTEST

EAST EADFORD. VA. April T.
Taking advantage OF that last day
of the season tho Radfurd ScNtct
met the Furmvilie team on IN. Rad
ford court. and WAS the victor in
Il hoily-coutcstcd game. ~ 10 -
Radford has only lost one game ON
her home court in tire. years and
that not To normal school.
Radford has need tn be proud of
her team for II had to lie entirely
made" this year. The trying out
and changing process was CON
tinued through January and it WAS
late in the season before even a
tentative lineup was established.
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Crnck IInrscs Mn, McsL.

CLEVELAND. ONO. April l-rc,cr
Manning. 1917. worlds champion
tr"ticr. ana Ari"n Guy. l:"?i.. world'r
champion four y.ar-Oid trutting stall
lion. viii probably meet In n cham =
piOnShip rae" at the Sorth Randall
track here TIA" week Of August s. in
connection with the Grand Circuit
tr"itinE h"rs" meeting. according To
an announce mcnt made here hv
Thomas w. Murphy. of r"ughkc.psi..
y. Y. 10Th of the famous ,rv,tcrs
have hcen in Murphy's stable FOR some
t!mc.
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woodbrrry Wins .:,,,,.

'HANHE. VA April I,--Woodbcrry
Forest baseball team opcncd its s,.:,
son here today with n victory over
Miller school by the score of . to u.
II was an uphill fight for Wcodhrrry
as Miller scored five runs in the soc.
"nd inning on three hits. coupled with
three errors.
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Do,,rry To no, O.DnvJ.

CLEVELAND. ONO. Aprn l.
Hryan- Do"ncy. Cleveland middle
weight, has been matched To i-.x
twelve rounds with Mike o'Dowd
former Title holder, at Columbus on
May 10. according 10 an announce
mcnt made here today.
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Bowling Tourney tio,..

TOLEDO. ONO. April The
twenty -sccond anuuni tournament az
tie American Rowling Cnnpr@ss.
Nn!Hh has been running cincc Fobru.
"ty IS. closed tonight. The Lincoln
life Insurance COMPANY. OF Fort
Wayncfjnd,. won trs, pince aud u
prize t'5,.DDo ~ tho q ,r-men event.
Hita a Eeore o. s.YsH-
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Methodist. i,rnt r:p,,copn,iups.

The l;art"n Heights Mcthodis,s do
'""t"d IN" l;art"n Heights Epi.i.opai
baseball team ia II practice game ON
Tia" Highland parl, diamond by m.
score OF Ii to .. Both teams showed
IN N,.lll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-20

FOR SALE-Ford car. Price $l00'
$50 will make it in Al condi-
ton. w. Schattuck, phone T1sW
alt
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to bring Professor Marchiafava,
with whom he shortly afterward
consulted.
Meanwhile Professor Battistini
had arrived and joined in the con-
sultation.
His holiness received commun-
ion administered by Papal Sacris-
tan Seampini.
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Continued from page one)
Cured. 1t was especially due to
catarrah, which had spread to
both lungs, to inability to expec-
torate and to pulmonary inflam-
nation, it was eta:ed. Professor
Cherubini, who had been waiting
at the Vatican, was Immediately
summoned. He found the pope
mentally depressed and painting
for breath.
Sedatives Administered.
Realizing the patients serious
condition, DR.. Cherubini admin
istered sedatives and expectorants
but the beneficial effects antici-
pated did not manifest them
selves. In view of the gravity Of
the situation, Dr. Cherubini sent
an urgent call to Professor Bigna-
mi, Vatican automobile being
dispatched for him and his arrival
there following shortly.
Professor Bigmani, the evening
before had remarked upon the
absence of a cough, checking ex-
pectoration, and consequently
was not surprised by the develop
ment, 1t appeared. After a brief
inspection of the patient. he left
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Ronzani Notified.

Washington, Jan. 2O.-Mon-
signor Bonzani papal delegate In
Washington, was Informed in a
cablegram received at 9:45 o'clock
today from Cardinal Gasparri, pa
pal secretary, that Pope Benedict
was Every seriously ILL" Such a
message was regarded as indicat-
ing that the pontiff was in most
serious condition.
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Receives HOLY Communion.

Rome, Jan. 20.-The condition
of Pope Benedict becoming worse,
Professor Bignami was called hur-
riedly at S o'clock this morning
Then at Z o'clock, the pontiff re-
ceived holy communion. Members
of the family arrived at his bed
side.
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REAL ESTATE

City houses, city lots. small and
large acreage, close in and far
out, exchanges in city and coun-
try. H. Z. Brown, over Busick's
store, State and Commercial
land, eight quarter sec
tions, prosperous district, VIII
divide and exchange for Salem
property. Apply owner. VIM. =.
Bradley. phone 92FS. bSS
ANDERSON & RUPERT
successors
Laflar & Laflar
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BONDS LOANS
4o6-7 Oregon bldg. NJ
RANCH and ranches for sale or
exchange, close to Salem;. will
take good city property, long
time ON balances. If you want
real bargain in ranch property
you can have it from the owner.
See Joseph Barber & Son, zoo
Gray bldg. o.
GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES
10 acres with good buildings, all
kinds of fruit, close in on paved
road. Price $6500. VIII trade Tor
city property.
Bargain in a s room house, large
lot, good location. south, for $1,000
room plastered house, base
ment, barn, some fruit, close in on
north Cottage. s250o. with $500
down, balance like rent.
A good car to tr-ade on small
tract. THOMSON
as1h State street NJ
GOOD BUYS
/, 10 acre tract, acre strawber-
ries, six acres logans, rock road
close to school and paved high
way. Price $2750.
5 lots containing nearly one acre
close to car line and paved road
Price 5000, $50 down, balance $1t
per month, percent interest.
acres located less than VI
mile from car line and paved road
slightly location. Price $2250, easy
terms.
12 acre tract, acres of bearing
prunes, acres prunes set las
year, 2 acres logans, some goose
| berries. Price 10000.
10 acres of fine tree and berr,
soil well Drained rock road. clos.
to school. price s1250. easy terms
& nercent Interest.
4 room modern bunsalow. Pric
s375O.
Fine east front lot on sout]
Comm ercisi street price 1850.
If Won are looking to buy. trad
or sell see
W II GRABENnORST & CO.
o7s state street n
-; u =; ~ 7,z=1;Tx NJ =
BESf bo . AND EAS 10 Sha1atspl - = = !.
~ acres, an cuitVateu, tae pe,
OF Wei uraiheu soli' sohle idniii
1rult' SIX room mouse, al 70,
coop, nog mousse price Ieuuce ,e ~,
from Soooo 70 @oooV. MUST De SUI
on account OF sickness;
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Is Given Oxygen.

Rome. Jan. 20-The pope's con-
dition became aggravated about
IL a. m, oxygen was administer
ed. Prayers were said for his
holiness in all the Catholic insti-
tutions in Rome.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-20

uNEAT possibilities in this. VIII
sell or trade my ranch Of go
acres OF beaverdam land, 100
Ahper; consider city or coultry
property in Salem or other town:
would go in partnership with
mah owning mill. P o box 10S.
b19
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WILL TAKE, as first payment,
nome In Salem up to $4,000 and
slOOO in cash on good 70 acre
lafm In Howell Prairie, close to
paVel road with new buildings.
Il. Grabenhorst & Co., 275
State street. b1Ss
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Condi+ion Reported.

Rome, Jan. 20.-The official
bulletin issued this morning on
the condition of his holiness read:
"His holiness has been i'll four
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sNAP = Good Z room plastered
mouse, plumbing and lights, "
DOCK from car line and pavel
street. Price $3050, $3.50 lown
balance terms. w. H. Graben-
horst & Co., 275 State St, a1S*
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For Sale-Farms

FOR SALE-4O acres fruit farm
or will accept trade as part pay
ment. What have you? Address
Rt, /, box &C, Turner. plf
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TWO GOOD BUYS-A new i've
room bungalow just being fin
ished, at s270O, terms, A six
room cottage, 1144 N. Cottage,
s250O on $500 down, balance
like rent, large lot and both
good buys. VIM. Fleming, S41
State street, a.
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Fur sALE-By owner, will sacri-
lice 6 room bungalow with
Sleeping porch, modern through
0uL except heat, located at 1880
s. Commercial, call and look it
over, ais
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RUN NO RISKS-Get your chains
NOW. Refine your brakes.
w. E. Burns-Dan Burns
(Not brothers-the same mani
High ST. at Ferry, Salem. a.
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For S,aIe-WoOd

PHONE 7S3W for 16 inch wood,
$3.50 per cord. eeSS
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days with influential bronchitis.
It is ascertained that the inflam-
matory process has spread to the
right lung. The patient passed an
agitated night and had no sleep.
This morning the dyspnoea Is in
tense. The temperature was 1O4,
the pulse 102 and the respiration
So.
"BATTISTINI.
"CHERUBINI.
'BIGNAMI.
"MARCHIAFAVA."
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BAL State
Pope Benedict

CONTINUED from page one)
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WOULD YOU like to own home
in West Salem2 If so here is a
good one of rooms with full
cement basement and fully built
in features, with 3 lots and gar
age for only $4,000. and terms
given. See L. A. Hayford, 3O5
State st. a.
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FOR SALE
Nice 20 acre tract with good set
{ buildings, all in cultivation. ana
mostly in crop. Price for quick
sale $1,000. terms.
"a acres of fine land with fair
set of buildings, some fruit on X
F d. VIII take soldiers loan.
We make a specially of exchang-
es, if you want to buy, sell or trade
see II. L. MARSTERS
212 Gray bldg. n
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FOR SALE-Dodge touring. InIs
is the best buy in the city. 1920
model $3.50. 371 Court street,
nhone 635 ask for Moir. a.
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SPECIAL-$s5O down, SIS month,
will buy 10 acres improved acre
age u mile from Salem, room
house. fruit, barn, garage. good
soil. Will trade, take in house
up to $4,000. Price $4,000. s. r.
Pearson, 210211 U. S. bank
bldg. b4
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FORD or Baby Overland sedan
wanted as first payment on mod
ern 5 room bungalow. MINER,
1345 N. Commercial St. i'll
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NEW TODAY

FOR RENT-5 room FURNISHED
house. Phone 1549W. Call 592
N. Commercial. j19
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A GOOD BUYS room bungalow
built in features, east front, ma
cadam street, near school. Price
$4,000, half cash, located ATS s..
23d. r. A. Mohney, 209 Oregon
bldg. az
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FOR RENT-One 1-room and one
Groom apartment, furnished.
Phone $50. II
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roo;tat4siSsEJo

sJBsoN5oo W. 80 cents a month. So
ssar- ), IN Marion and Pols (
lgss Sy @'li one !" month S,antS. Il esa.s :s,ss.
~cuths 20, elsewhere SO cents a
yer IS a year.
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10 ACRE chicken ranch, price
right. several good improved s
acre tracts, south. close to car.
acres east, worth the money,
buildings, all cultivated. (Sevspal
large exchanges.) H. e. Brown,
Realtor. over Busick's store,
State and Commercial. ns
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For Sale-HouSes

BARGAINS room bungalow near
Richmond school. Price for quick
sale $4,000, good terms. Kruger,
200 Oregon bldg. ali"
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FOR SALE-By owner, farm suit
able for dairying and mixed
farming, Z miles from Salem on
paved road; will consider good
truck or city property as part
payment. Elyin Herr, Silverton,
Or, Rt. 2. BIT
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ind NJ Itiser has monthly rors.
sdvsrt,ser sdvsnawance for phone errols;
y 1l!s1 NEW TO-DAY : : !,
----.,,ill wood. Phone 1oSFs
zz,5-Beef cows or heifers, .
SASrsJ1 Asons 17s2, Aumsyille. 0r; 10 - :
5lTSp hay anl straw. W. l. caa. ca
SaD ,sr brooks. or. Vii b
l5sTIED leI. room for rent, VIII 2
NRNishaSSonr aSore ls42J. JIG
-l.54;s D1@;1 NJ plants for sale; rays 3
cIEEHPr vsriS Prolific. Phone lsEa. =. : !.
vary y : .E-Ford, 1922 license, I
FoR ,1,s s9 sss N. cottage St. !. als !. J
5ss1s Wv dragsaw for sale, $50;
Thomas ,So6R. clS
z7dTTR hay for sale. A. 4. Nal,
cLosrSs .irsr. Salem Rt. Z. box 151. cz1
nse s1T,E = Fresh milk cows
ion isuas o ios, C. j. Lewis. Aumsvii1e .
10 s1T,E-3Iburner oil stove
FoM sha.n' nearly new. 1916 Marion
55p RENT-Close in room toi
fvS ysbt housekeeping. Inquire 80.
n Front. -
#aNTED--By experienced wo,
man, silk shirts or otiie' 90,
laundry. S58R. ------------.-;
MN good work horse Tor sai'
sbean. weight 1900. Price $op
ss4 s. Liberty. q.
N5P RENT q Housekeeping
IN yooms lights, hot water, furnace
neat. 1866 Ferry S.. st.
-.5c7T -EF mech milk COWS ant
~ canning fresh Feb. 1st. Phon
,lS2. Aumsville, Or. elo
55-T0 LOAN on GOOD city o
WY ~ nronartv Ben f. West
sySi %u state street IT
NO pENTT - Housekeeping
~ w., beat close in. Phon
u,aM ,yp, Ia9 Court st. il
-, : :; ~ -7ooonIer-
FOR SALE - flne loS
p,an,s phone -1t7F2. 1
ga-,.s. - 80 7o7o G6avroIe
fok sALh-szov' iaio aL S o,na1 cor
lourihg IN sooa nie ..an 100 i
aluoh, tires nooxW ano Da'' ~
new Phone l585W. 1.
"a measure wnrk guarantee,
Il 20 ner shirt except silks. "a
91st street 1
5;ScoTTsvT ------ =, - - : stoc
Dioooom .,,t 80 eilalss ea 81
rum m mutual n 1as 700 cox !
week plan. Box E H care Joul
nal.
Money If wanted / can get 70
a chattel loan, or a governmel
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-20

NOTICE to the hay and feed buy
er. We have choice clover. vetch
and oat, vetch and wheat,
straight oats and mixed hay for
sale and all kinds of mill feed
at Liberty street feed barn on
S. Liberty street, End door south
OF Pohle and Son. Phone seS.
c333
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-20

UNCALLED for, AZ blue serge
dress 50; all, wool $12 skirt SO.
Cleaners, 419 s. 18th. II
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-20

FOR SALE-20 acres, all in culti-
vation, good buildings. Price
$4,000. d. =. Hart, 208 Oregon
bldg. b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-20

CARROTS. all kinds of mill feed
and hay for sale. 254 S. Liberty
street. c18