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San Diego .........0 900 0i2 o. 2
~ hAShd wa wv
Summary: Six hits. runs off Olsen
in 3, ] and nothing off Dilbeck in
2. 5 and ! off Gee in SIS. ! and 2
off Conger in IA; winning pitcher.
Gee; losing pitcher. Olsen; runs re-
sponsible for. Olsen a Gee 2. Conger:
struck out. Olsen 3 Gee ?. Conger
]. base on balls off Olsen l. Gee
7. Coneer q three base hit. Escobar.
two-ba~ hits. owen 2. sacrifice
Mazzera. runs hatted in. Hawkins.
owen 4 Escobar. Haslin 2; left on
bases San Diego Ia, Portland =.
double play. Haslin 10 Gsribaldi 70
Mcdonald. hit by pitcher. Dilbeck /.
passed ball. Hawkins /. umpires Ed
wards and Powell: time, ] "a.
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Hunt Responsible Tor HebtTt 5,
struck out. Hebert 2 Liska q: bases
on balls. Hebert /. Llska /. stolen
base Haslin. home runs Reich,
Thompson two-base hits. GIL. MAJ
zers. Thompson. runs batted in.
Reich 2. Escobar. Thompson. Wright.
left on bases. San Diego S. Portland :.
double play. Wright 20 Reich. hit by
pitcher, by Hebert q umpires. Powell
and Edwards time. rs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Boston s. Philadelphia 3.
Brooklyn Z. New York 5.
St. Louis 8. Chicago 5.
Cincinnati s. Pittsburgh 2.
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Koehler. pinch-hitting for Cadinha.
popped up TO first base.
Bud Merrill received credit for
the win. He took over for Adams
In the sixth.
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for Cantwell in sixth,
san GRANTfsCn
Totals

pitcher. Dsrrow: innings pitched. by
Seats s. Darrow 3. Csntwell 2: az
bat. off Seats 27. barrow Ia. Cantwell
5; runs scored. off Seats g. Darrow 3.
Csntwell 3. runs responsible for
Seats 3. Darrow 2, Cantwell q. struck
Seats q Darrow 2. Cantweli /. two
base hits. Peel Conroy: runs batted
in Fernandez. Pain. Brovia a. Yer
gez. Sprinz, Deuzabou 2; sacrifice.
Sprinz stolen bases, Fernandez, Jen-
nings.
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Los Angelo.
HOLLYWOOD

Losing pitcher. Berry: innings
pitched. by Weiland plus Slime -
Bonetl Ia Berry =. Bittner
Joiner J. Dasso 2. at bat. off weilsnd
ls. Stine 3. Bonetti 6. Berry 8. Bitt-
ner 23 Joiner 3. Dasso Q. runs off
Stine ?. Berry I. Bittner 2. hits. off
weilsnd !. slime 2. Bonetti 8. Berry
Bittner 6, Joiner l. Dasso q runs
responsible for. Berry !. slime 2
Bittner q bases on balls. off Wei
land 2. Benefit !. Berry 2: struck
out. Weiland 5. Berry l. Bittner s.
Joiner l. Dasso 2 hit by pitcher
Collins by Dasso. left on bases. Los
Angeles 3. HOLLYWOOD 8: two-b base hits
Weintrsuo Hoover. Rosenberg three
base hit, Moore. home run. Herman:
sacrifice hits. Weiland Hoover. stolen
bsss Lovrey, runs hstted in. Moore
2 Herman 2 Schultz: double play
MAYO 20 Merullo TO Quinn time. AIS.
urnpiree, Hood and Snyder
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Capilanos Win
In 9Th Frame
Get TO Codinho for
Winning Counters


look Sunday afternoon at Pip
Koehler's 1et1 Town Tigers and
the look Was pleasing. for the first
seven innings. Then Vancouver
Cspilsnos spoiled the previev and
raped out three runs in the eighth
inning TO win. to ;. in an exhibit
ton game At Athletic park.
Responsibility for tn. loss can
be charged up 10 Milt Csdinhs.
who arrived In Tacoma Saturday
night on option from the San
Francisco Seals Cadinha. third
most effective hurler in the WI
league last year. took over in the
eighth and promptly gave up four
hits. good enough for the trio of
Capilano tallies
In every other WAY the
Tigers looked good. They
hustled, ESPECIALLY RAY Perry.
stockily- built third baseman.
who kept up n frog-like chat
ter all through the game.
Fielding by the Bengals was
sparkling in the infield with only
one error in ~ chances. Nineteen
assists were registered BY the
Tigers.
Holmes Huris Well
Del Homes turned In credit
able effort against his former
teammates from Vancouver. The
tall highlander was nicked for
seven hits in the seven frames he
worked but only two did any
damage.
In the fourth inning Bill
Bremen. former Tiger catcher.
1ambasted one Of Holmes Of
ferings for q home run over
the left field fence. Two runs
resulted from Brenner's wal
Iop ~ Jim Jewell. sCapilano
third-basemsn. had singled to
open the inning.
Brenners homer didn't unnerve |
Holmes for in the sixth inning with /
runners on second and third and
only one away. the giant side
wheeler struck out the next two
batters in succession.
Start off Fine
The Tigers scored in the first.
Mel Skelly, who reached
first base four times In snc-
cession n le~d-off man, walk
ID 10 open Tscoma's first turn
~ hat. Rickert's long single
Ia left center field advanced
Skelly 10 third.
The old come on was staged.
Rickert headed for second and
drew a throw from Catcher Bren-
nan. Skelly came in from third be-
fore Rickert was run down at first. /
After Vancouver went ahead
I'll on Brenner's wallop, the
koehIermen bounced hack In
front with two runs, all re-
sulting from two doubles and
= single after two were out.
Morry Abbott hit two-baser
into left field. Ray Perry followed
suit to score John Linde, who ran
for Abbott. Perry went 10 third on
q wild pitch, scored on Jack Han
sons infield hit.
Hit
That's the way the score stood
until the eighth frame. Paul Nc
Ginnis opened with a single, went
to second on Wight's sacrifice.
Al Lingua, seeond-string Capilano
catcher. singled to center to score
McGinnis. Then Lingua stole
second and scored on Swick's
single TO right field with Swick
going to second on RICKETTS, error.
Swick raced home on Bob Eding-
tons long double which Kiley mis-
judged in center.
The Tigers got two n,ea on
In the eighth frame but Lnde
whitfield after Ernie Endre~s
took Ricketts, liner To left.
Again in the ninth Jack Han
son singled with one away, but
Eddie Botelho famed and Manager
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r TotarO in ninth
Neintraub in ninth.


score Nv innings
Los Angeles ..... no0 600 o02-2
Hollywood .......... ooi 400 1oy-S
Losing pitcher. Prim. innings
pitched Prim a.. Flores a.. To-
taro l. at bat off Prim le Flores Il.
Totaro 4 runs. off Prim 4 Flores / 4:
hits. off Prim 6. Flores 2: runs re-
sponsible for. Prim 3. Flores / struck
out. Flores 2. Tost 4 left on bases.
Los Angeles 7. Hollywood 5: two-base
hits, Dapper. Barrett; three-base hit.
Dapper. sacrifice hit. Tost. runs bat
ted in. Dapper 2. Tost. Schultz dou-
BILE play Merullo TO Mayo to Vein
trauh time. i:45; umpires, Snyder
and Hood
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Tulsa SO. Port Worth "a sfirst
sarns thirteen inninss).
Oklahoma City 4. Dallas ..
Shreveport 8. Houston /.
beaumont q, San Antonio, post
poned. rain.
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Seals CAPTURE
Double Header

SAN FRANCISCo-The San
Francisco Seals trimmed Oakland
81 and SIS. here Sunday.
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b Ran for Abbott in fourth.
C Batted for Holmes In seventh.
d Batted for CadinhR in ninth.
score by Innings
vancouver 80. 49,. 900 zoo o5o-
HITS ........s.llo III lso-ll
Tacoma ........lO 100 zoo o0o-
hits $500. lOO Sll WI
Summary: Winning pitcher Mer-
rill. losing pitcher. Cadinha: innings
pitched by Adams 5. Merrill 4, Holmes
7. Cadinhs 2: at bat off Adams 10,
Merrill IL Holmes rs Csdinha O.
hits off Adams 5, Merrill q Holmes
7. Cadinha 4: runs scored off
Adams 8. Holmes a Cadinhs 3: runs
responsible for Adams 3. Holems 2.
Cadinha 2. struck out by Adams 4.
Merrill 4, Holmes 5. Cadinhs 2. base
on balls off Adams 3. Merrill /,
Holmes 8; hit by pitcher. swick by
Holmes. wild pitch Adams. left on
bases. Vancouver 7. Tacoma Q. home
run. Brenner. rvo-osse hits. Abbott,
Perry. Adams. Skelley. Hedington:
runs hstted in. Bremen 2, Lingua.
swick. Hedington Perry. Hanson.
sacrifice. McGinnis Wright. Heding-
ton. stolen bases Skelley 2. Lingus.
double PLAYS. McGinnn 20 swiek 20
Wright, Holmes 70 Hanson 20 GRAY.
time 200, umpires Valerie and
Moran.
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with ELLIOTT MErCALr

!.
JACK Common local fight has been around the
rib rappns for more years than your old neigh
ber has lived.
Veteran Jack In quiet guy. And conservative IN habits
and talk.
He is best typed as one Of those folks who keep
their their mouths shut Your old neghoor never
has been like Jack.
Anyway nasmuch as Jack knows fighter when he sees
and nasmuch he is quiet careful and conservative in
actions and words you take what he says with real
And jack say. of young Harry
the well worn trail that
felt patter of masterful warriors:
young weight has impressed more than this
Matthews KID fighting Seattle
fights He has improved in each
He looks good Met mighty good
Eddie Roberts and Steele had and a
ssa' q knowing whom an opponent : hurt ~. ,.,
~avg Many fighter have been bid back from stardom
And another asset owned by Matthews fighting spirit
dumped solid the chin the other
but up down. taking
And h in there taking the fight to Globe and away from him
Many fighters would shell They would
have the other fellow the hand at least temporarily
tough spot And that what like in q youngster.
hs Md Ass speed he take and he good punohe And
looking
his sensational climb He belongs potentially with Steele Eddie
can say no a boy
But before M.tthw can rate the class with steele and
along very often men like Roberts and Steele
Tigers Young. Full of Fire.
Well the Tigers Of 1s4l made their first team
In the city yesterday.
And they did nothing give the sorrowfu feeling
In other words they looked pretty good considering the
youth that makes up the squad.
doubt II the team average will top 81, with Porter,
pitcher. and Boss Koeher 40. the only oldsters
And Porter y only around the 2s-yesr-old
Such look improvement by the kids
q whole.
Is certain however a replacement
along
youns.ter, may up when
the going gets hot
nb efficiency below par
Morry outfelder sueger should snap
into his 1880 he'd much to the club
there player the fans would prefer get hold
In year league. homer record
se.es.l popularity boys
Out on the hill Ii. anky Del raolme. impressed
had delivery effortless
and smooth running water. The big looks all right
Porter has proved himself pitcher with
Nit Cadinha climbed q
nicely. Elmer Smith starting hurler
There another pitcher
might Hawkins Portland Beaver at this
wenatchee Chief.
list He's the who besned Pat oBen
Listen -.
Eddie Taylor. first Tiger manager of the WI league,
hack again tonight. He's Of the brain of
ii: Seattle R.inis Eddie always popular here will get
sacker. IL hustler And he hits the ball hard The
Sunday the game indicative Of
s.ys s e"s :..s u. s"sss
hsstnag squad But swallow doesn't make
~ WITH TIE front Coast eiuh Seattle beginning
G.sAa stroke Of sAs nn.ks. with Al
strsiag prime prove
M fun the drop
the sport might fod Washington
In q major way
sess WHIT gate
~ n - r ~ up sf 10. ps s.s tn. %.s'r w.
pat wasn't that dsy
1.ys orchard Wa. that sum
uery - =.
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AAHRxCAN ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY RESULTS

AFRICAN ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY RESULTS
Columbus 10. KansAs City Z.
1o1o1o &. Ae1lwaukse o.
Louisville .. 81 Paul q
Indianapolis 2. Minneapolis !.
SUNDAY RESULTS
Mf1waukee ia. Toledo SO
Kansas City 6-7. Columbus 80
Minneapolis ia. Indianapolis Ia,
oaocond game called eighth dsrk).
o. Paul 10. Louisville S-e
oOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta 81. Nashville SIS.
Rev Orleans 80. Memphis e-s.
Birmingham 6-s. Little, Rock ST
Knoxville al. ChstsanooGa 80.
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SUNDAYS RESULTS
Sacramento SIS. Seattle ia.
Portland SIS. San Diego o-3.
San Francisco SIS. Oakland Ia.
hollywood "a. Los Angeles IA
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c Batted for Bittner in sixth.
d Batted for Joiner in seventh.
e Batted for Dasso in ninth.
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Totals
SEATTLE

Totals 9p I'll u u
Batted for Gregory in rfth.
Batted for Vsnni in ninth.
Batted for Harris in ninth.
Ran for sorisno IN ninth.
Score nv Innings
Sacramento ...t..... 2lo ITO 2ol-s
ceattle -.....+-..... 600 900 043-7
Winning pitcher. Schmidt. losing
pitcher. Gregory: innings pitched. by
Gregory S. Schmidt 8: at bat. off
Gregory %. Schmidt So runs, off
Gregory s. Schmidt 4. hits. off Greg
DRY 8. Schmidt 8. runs responsible
for. Gregory 3. Soriano 8. Schmidt 6.
Hollingsworth /: sacrifice hit. Greg
ory; bases on balls. off Schmidt 3:
batter hit, Gregory /: struck out.
Soriano ?. Schmidt 2: hit by pitcher
STURDY by Gregory; left on bases
Sacramento 5 Seattle 7. two-base
hits. Harris. Blattner. Vanni. Gysel-
man: home run Adams: sacrifice hit
Marshall; stolen base. Gutteridse:
players walking Niemiec, White
Campbell: runs batted IN. Adams 8
Blattner. Endicott. Martin Vanni.
Scsrsella 2 Sturdy. White. Gyselmsn.
Lawrence Matheson. time AS. UNI
piers, Widner ana Engeln.
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Second Camel
Los ANGELES
Totals
HOLLY OOU

a Ran for Weintraub in sixth.
b Batted for Bonetti in ninth.
\ Two out uhen winning run &C.
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N'"tt Wy 'hh'H-

b Ran for Abbott in fourth.
C Batted for Holmes In seventh.
d Batted for CadinhR in ninth.
Srnrr hN lnnlnrs
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F.t Came
san FRANCISCO

a ssttee FOR csntT.ii in .iahth.
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SAME As YESTERDAY

The Tigers, outside Of pitching.
will line up the same way as they
did against Vancouver Sunday.
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Pets, Poultry Supplies n

SchnauEers. ST. Bernardo, Pointers, Scot
ties. Irish terriers. eollies. Open sunday
THE DOG HOUSE, $4,000 LIvERNoIs.
DETROIT Bird clinic-cansries boarded
singers wanted. Cook. S2ss Grand River
Avenue.
FOR sALE-Registered Springer Spaniel
pups. 2O6 N. Warner. Bay City, Mich.
WIRE FOX TERRIER puppies; pedisreed.
registered stock, good markings. 2o5
Fast Maplehurst. Ferndale.
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HouseE eeping Rooms

VAN DYKE. lOa3-ComfortAbe sinEls
room. kitchenetts. semi bath. everything
-ftfr-'t-ii--i siis--
f1gz ASH and $50 Howard. 50 and 81,
? rooms. 81.
1904 ELIZABETH - groom apartments,
furnished. private entrance 50 and 81 30.
OLORED-Holbrook two rooms unfur-
nished. kitchen PRIVILEGES; private home.
Trinity 2-03g5
COLORED-i5 s63 Inverness Puritan .
Lovely unfurnished room. privileges. re
spOnsible couple. respectable neighborhood.
COLORED- Rooms kitchenettes. furnished,
unfurnlshed ADULTS ONLY. 1891 Cam
eron. Temple l7256.
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Housekeeping Rooms


IASTLAWS G06- Two front. new furui-
TIRE hSzt- electricity. gas, refrEsrstioh
sdulis.
Pot fRFff sff5-fwu rooms. near bath
quiet people child Wslcome. Sc SO
Henry e2s--TWo neatly furnished house
keeping convenient downtown. excellent
transportation reasonable
HOWARD I235-Comfortsble huusekeep-
ing rooms suitable employed couple.
snod transportation. reasonable
KIRBY FAST. 7777--Near Van Dyke, fur
nished two Housekeeping rooms balcony !.
AdIlts.
PALMER SSi7-Two nice clean rooms eT-
ceilent transportation near PsokaFds;
reasonable.
ROsFpALF. SO. woodward, ChrySler) -
Pleasant room lady: Housekeeping op-
tonal Townsend 7-S352
TWELFTH 1897 Newly decorated. Two
large rooms; attractive sleeping rooms
shut.
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in the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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1 BURGESS. 1870 (Fenksll-outsr. Drive)--
II Comfortable room; home cooking hea-
sonable. bedford S4s7.
cLAIRMoUNT. 72to-Rsai home. excellent
/ meals. double. single; reasonable Tyler
5-lss7. "
EAST GRAND Boulevard. s73-Hear Gra-
tlot-Mack, men. front, twin bedsi
81 so. meals; also single.
GRAND RIvER-JoY. 5544 South clarsn-
Am = private home; transportation.
single. double. Tyler 1900.
GRFENIAwN. SOFA CTir.msn)-Comfort-
able private. working Eentiemen's home.
Excellent meals. transportation,
JOHN X. iisI1 nd)-comfortsbl
furnished bedroom, good home cooking.
Townsend 1889.
MARTINDALE. sss0-Near Grand River.
JOY road. cross ventilation, congeniAl
home: single. double: garage,
Mt. ELLIOTT s7O5 tPAlmsr)-clean
comfortable; reasonable near PAckardih
Phone oil. 1921.
NoRTHwEsT-MAnor; refined gsntlemeni
private home excellent meals; reason
able Hogarth 32t4.
VAN DYKE 42Ol anneld)-Comfortabl
room. meals optional; gentlemen; French
family reasonable
VAN DYKE, 37io-Largs comfortable
room, convenient east side factories. olive
Share Lining Quarters
BLAINE. is11-EmpIoyed woman. share
home employed couple, Gentiles Trim
~ PHO.
COUPLE TO share home 1.-TWO gsntlemenD
share room, laundry, kitchen privileges
DNarborn tGreenhsld1. Oregon 5153.
SHARE comfortable lower income, EN-
ployed couple preferred; reasonable. Tels-
phone Vermont 5-l52S.
able Tuxedo, corner Twelfth. Town
COLDRE,II-DAkiand,- 1r7ss. share home,
two unfinished rooms, kitchen pFlYi-
leges transportation.
Children to Board
CARE for child of working parent. Res-
sonahls. 1871 Hanover, Tyler 5-4252
DESIRABLE neighborhood. wholesome food.
aIrge piay-yard. Children; room, parent.
Temple 2ss2.
PRIVATE sCHooLu Beautiful country
home Children two-ten years. Expert
enced teacher. Pontiac 3-1665-Murray 0o13.
Business Places for Rent
MICHIGAN, 222S, at 14TH
Large store suitable for any business, re-
model 10 suit.
HOWES CADILLAC 0o25
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Section,
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Board end Room

ALDEN PARK district-AttrAetive room,
excellent food. hne home. References.
FitEroy 1855.
BEAUFAIT. 1913 Jefferson. United states
Rubber - Double room, good home
cooked meals.
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o. W. BURKE Company-General con.
tractors. 1910 Fisher Building. Tsle
phone Madison OSLO.
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CoNTRACrOHs-IND WORK
INDUSTRIAL construction company: in
dustriai building; maintenance work. 1918
Seminole, Plaza 0432.
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Business Places for Rent

MICHIGAN, 1928, at 14TH
Large store suitable for any business. re-
model 10 suit
HOWES CADILLAC o525
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ROYAL Dairy Bsr--sodss. rtfr.shmsnts
sandwiches iistT Jnwood (WsbbJ.
Townsend s-es55.
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IN everything made Of &c
ment. NJ. Fred capaldi. TOWNSEND
e-O10s
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ykSTLAWS. Go6-Two front. new furni-
TIRE As@t--s,ectricity. gas, refrigeration ,
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COMMERCIAL PRINTER
OONTRACTORs

QUALITY COMMERCIAL PRINTERS,
Ineorporated-13e3e Charlevotx. Quality
and service LEnox 1897.
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CEMENT TERRAZZO CONTRACTORS
ARROW cement and Terrszzo contractors;
workmanship guaranteed; estimates free.
Fitzroy 500.
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Children to Board

CARE for child of working parent. Res-
sonahls. 1871 Hanover. Tyler 5-4252
DESIRABLE neighborhood. wholesome food,
sirge play-yard. Children, room, parent.
Tempe 2gs2.
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BURGESS. 1890 tFenksll- Outer. Drivsl--
Comfortable room; home cooking. hea-
sonable. bedford S4sI.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL!l Beautiful country
hams Children two-teh years. Expert
enced teacher. Pontiac 31665-Murray 05l3.
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BUILD AND REMODEL ANYWHERE
BUILDING SUPPLIES

PLANS. Specifications. Assist Financing
Detroit Building Service 54f4 Mayour!
Grand. Evergreen 33se-R.
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BUILDING sUPPLfEs-No down pay
BORN. 1870 w. CHICAGO. Ho.
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BUILDEks-FHA
BUILDING AND UNDERMINING

QUALITY buildings on your lot; prices
reasonable: references ESTIMATES
PINGREE 1906.
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Share LiUing Quarters

COLoREn-DAhiand.- 1f7ss share home,
two unfinished rooms, kitchen pFiyi-
leges transportation.
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EANI NFANII FOuIeFHTuf - WI
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%
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RUGS CLEANED on floor; speeisliIin
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CLEANING COMPOUNDS
COMMERCIAL DUMP TRUCKl

ARROW PRODUCTS COMPANY, asa
MICHIGAN. WAKES cleaners, soap
polishes. Lafayette STA.
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WASHING MACHINE SERVICE

WtIuIhEt pOTEHDTt tUuITTnFnI. IFTFz
Telegraph. Evergreen 5s63-W.
WEISS PROCESS RAISED PRINTING
wEssERLING MASTER PRINTERS. 3724
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THOMPSON WINDOW sHADEs-Clotn.
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Hogarth tt52.
WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS
NATIONAL 'Mobas' shades, custom
vsnitlsn blinds: cleaning, repairing. re-
painting. Tyler t-50ti.
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CHIRoFRACTIC
CEMENT CONTRACTORS

DR. F. Z. ECKERT-Logan's basic tech
nician. Appointment Cadillac t17t
Hogsrth s24s.
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TWELFTH. 1857 Newly decorated. Two
large rooms attractive sleeping rooms
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cLAIRMoUNT. 724o-Rsai home, sIeellen
meals: double. single; reasonable. Tyler
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PALMER SSiT-Two nice clean rooms eX-
ceient transportation, near PsCkaFds;
L
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HOW ABOUT MAJORITY RIGHTS?
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There are some individuals in the
United States who are so insistent upon pre-
serving the rights of minorities that they
threaten to forget the rights of the ma
jority.
In a democratic nation the majority
has the right to rule the country This idea
seems to be absurd in some quarters. Many
editors, in the zeal personal expression,
overlook their duty, as patriots, to permit
the majority decision, when legally estab-
lished, to prevail effectively
In the realm of politics this is danger
Gus. National policy, expressing majority
opinion, has the right of way over minority
opinion, which has no right to use the
privilege of democracy as weapon to de-
feat effective government.
With all this talk going around about
the rights of individuals and minorities, 1T
is we'll, occasionally, to remember that the
majority has some rights, which even
minority should rspect.