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Upsets Feature
City League
Play for Week
I
ARGUS
H IL L S B O R O .
Much Taîent Presents Real Probki
Fans Vote ____________
for All-Star Grid Team
IRVING DIX
to p -n o tc h lo c u l
fa d
ti.iv c l ng
P o rtla n d team
ar< •• s c h e d u le d to
n ig h t i T h in sda\ » < »I th e I.»cal h ig h
school fie ld P erfect lio n B a k e ry . u n -
d e fea te d in c o u n ty le a g u e p la y th is
year, w ill m eet th< • P a c ific O u t f it
tin g team , one o f tl o ’ ia. lv t s q u a d s
In P o rtla n d , in d i le o p e in r. T h e
n ig h tc a p w ill fin d
lla t t e iv
E of
H ills b o ro and H <*t
la n d crossing bats f »r t ; h. <
u n s h ip o f th e 216th fie ld ai
T a o • t a it h n g u p «t n-1,<ii«
in th e c ity league last week
Verboort, Roy
F ake Games in
County Circuit
T h e gam e, fo u rth y e a rly affair
u f it« k in d , b r in g ; to g e th e r a
p ie ko d te a m o f A ll- A m e i je a n s
w b o fin i bi-d th e ir c o lle g ia te ea-
lJ‘ ‘ t b .ll, and th e G ree n
J: • Pad i . i ». mpion o f the
N a tio n a l P ro L e a gu e in 1936.
P la ye rs a nd roaches o f th e c o l
le g ia te e le ve n a re chosen b y th e
fa n s on th e basis o f a n a tio n a l
P<»11. B a llo tin g fo r tin? p la y e rs
►
t i l t e d J u ly 11, a nd w i l l c o n -
lin u e u n t il J u ly 2a, w h ile votes
Young Swain Finds
Frouhlc in Letter
C .'.v rs c o f G aston was th e h it-
; s ta r o f th e d a y w ith a ho m e -
ui and th re e singles. A t B anks
>• -in •• re ve rse was d e a lt B ank
V e rb o o rt
V e rb o o rt also had
ffe ro d tw o losses at th e hands
B anks e a r lie r in th e season.
T h i gam e was d o s e w it h both
hers to ssin g g ra n d
b a ll and
u r y Jansen o f V e rb o o rt a llo w -
e b u t .seven h its , w in n in g th e de-
n 4 to 3.
•xt S u n d a y's games s h o u ld be
muc h m o re In te re s tin g w it h th e
d e fe a te d team s m e e tin g fo r
ehance to sta y in th e r u n n in g
th e t it le
play. T h e lo s e r o f
game m a y be o u t o f th e r u n -
r r ■' T h is m ost Im p o rta n t gam e
•: " d a y w ill b rin g to g e th e r Gas-
tor- and B a n k s a t G aston
,
T l ■ o th e r gam e b r in g in g to g e th -
<•" ft v and V e rb o o rt. b o th last
oak's w in n e rs , w i l l h a ve q u ite a
b i' o f b e a rin g on th e t it le p la y
o f f R ov a nd V e rb o o rt at B anks.
»
Hu« n
» n tl
ati<I J ü n g lin g .
ious
le a d e r;
G a y n c ll
T in s le y ,
ouisiana state; Merle W e n d t,
'h io S tate, a n d M a tt P a ta n c lli,
Iie h ig a n , a re f o u r o f th e le a d in g
( ' IG A N T IC Ed W id se th
in- o ta ’s b lo n d v ik in j
pears to be a c e rta in ty a t
th e t.u k le s , w it h A v e r i ll I
P it t ; K e n K e lye a , C o l
C h a rle s H a m ric k , O h io
a n d C h ris D a l Sasso, It
a lso sch e d uled to re ce ive
b a c k in g .
Auburn;
and
C a rl B a y , D a rtm o u th , h .d in g th e
c ro p o f c e n te r ca n d id a te s.
The e n t i r e
sq u a d, w h e n
p ic k e d , w ill r e p o rt a t N o r th w e s t-
lie b a il been w o r k in g d o u b le tim e
in th e s a w m ill in Ins hom e to w n to
b u ild up his h a n k acco u nt f o r th e
c o m in g w e d d in g
" I ’ e rh a p s th a t had s o m e th in g to
do w ith th e w a y 1 fe e l,” he r e m a r k
ed.
d o w n th e ro a d to w a rd ro m a n c e —
at least to p a tch u p th e tro u b le
possible.
N o business fir m s h o u ld send oi
a le tte r w ith o u t its b e in g on
p rin te d le tte rh e a d a nd in a p r in t i
e n v e lo p e
It lends d ig n it y to t f
business and g iv e s it good a d v e rti
in g .
L o u is e R K lik s vs. R A . H o o d e n -
).y l d is m is s a l: A lb e r t G D ic k in s o n
v
W enzel J. A nsoraee. et a l: f i x
in g e o m p ensation o f F. B. P e rrig o ,
re c e iv e r.
\e w
Suits Filed
S lits file d th is w e e k In c ir c u it
c o u rt in c lu d e J o h n D. A n n a n d et
I v- B e rt E. M a rio n , to q u ie t tit le :
M a rk S k in n e r, as s u p e rin te n d e n t
o f banks, vs. L e s lie E and O liv e L
L e e c o lle c t on n o te g iv e n B a n k o f
B e a v e rto n ; H a r r y L a s a te r vs. W a l
te r H o a rd et al. fo re c lo s u re o f co n
tr a c t: C h a rles A . S ch le g e l e t a l vs.
G H B a ld w in , et al. to q u ie t title .
P ro b a te o rd e rs f ile d d u rin g th e
w i . k in c lu d e R ic h a rd H e rm a n H e rd -
le in . C h ris tia n M a u re r. D o u g la s H o l
gate. Noah D ic k J a m is o n . C. F.
B o i -tra n d . R o b e rt B u rc h . L u d w ig
N ' lim a n . T h é o p h ile C appoen. H e n
rie tta G. S pencer. D a v id R ic h a rd .
E d w a rd R e n fro w . W . H H ilts . F re d -
e ric h
W
Lepschat.
W illia m
F.
Krause. Jo h n Jensen Johnson. H azel
Ire n e W a h l. F lo ra S c h u lm e ric h .
N e ig h b o rh o o d new s fro m - f l A r
gus c o rre s p o n d e n ts i n
d iffe r e n t
sections o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a p
p e a r in th e A rg u s each w e e k .
L e a rn w h a t y o u r frie n d s a re d o
in g f o r less th a n th re e cents a
w eek.
t l
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Prices E ffective Friday, S aturday and M onday, Ju ly 30, 31, A u g. 2
PIN E A PPL E
M u lin g Hamldn«»»»
F r id a y , A i e n o t 20 II T e u re n A J«»hf
•o n va. | l. F . M a tin g
K o y a l Si t in v
Ire la n d « .
Tueaday
A tig u « t 24
C o rn c llu n
1
H I M
I re i« m l vn.
M e lin e K n n ib in n a .
W e d n w d a v . A u g u a t 2L P e rfe c tio n Ila -
T»«rv va. Itc r in r r e n
A J o h n n n n ; I la v J.
M o m va. M e n ’a S h o p
F rid a y . A tim i« ! 27 M h x tm ln r va. M a t
te '
F
O .y a l S . h » i vs C a dv M o to r.
D o zen
F a n c y crushed.
a S
B A L I MASON
reg. m o u th . 2 doz.
J A R R IT IR E R S -H e a v y red ru b b e r, d o u b le lip , 3 dux
I’ Ll I I N — B u lk . m u re e co n o m ic a l
Q u a rt
P a cke d in M ason J a r
ritonmlnff
F.
CARTWRIGHT
Says
-tAe ‘ZTbutA f
R av M m n ’s B eer B arons tra v e le d
to W o o d b u rn S u n d a y and lost to
Ih e to w n team 8 to 3 in a n in e -
in n in g game. A r e tu r n gam e at
C andy Bars
R o lle d Oats
Del .Monte.
No. 10 can
.O i7<
H O NEY
«inMS c f R/iW 'W (i/A
lx1 AJ ot í i í í htót
Our USED CARS are belter,
and we can prove it!
SPECIALS
'35 ( h c v T r u c k — 157-inch S
S ta ke body. A - l c o n d itio n
'34 l ord l)c L u x e
Radio. O n ly
O th e r Used C a rs a t
B a rg a in P rices.
PROOF
5c b ottles at your grocers
or drink stand
R O T H DA IRY
High G rade M ilk and Cream
Box 342
Sedan S
'3(1 ( h r v I-d o u r Sedan— V c r
E x c e lle n t
s<
m e c h a n ic a lly
Q uarts for the hom e.
Hillsboro
P rices Friday, Saturday,
O F I.A S T S T A T E M E N T
H udson Bay is Not a B ay!
H u dson B a y is an in la n d sea ir
n o rth e a s t C anada.
Q u ic k suds f o r fin e
F R E E 18x3fl-inch C an n o n
b a th to w e l w it h 1 b o x to p
la u n d rv
19C
r U '.'b
H ASH
Corned Beef. Armour’s
Star. A meal in itself.
1-lb. tin .........
TO M ATO JUICE
GLASS T° P .
WHITE KING
Large
Size pkg.
DOG FOOD
CRYSTAL
W H IT E
Be Sure to See These.
TOMATOES n
ju ic y . T r y an
LEMONS L u c c o io ld u s lem and onade.
Dozen
ice
CARTWRIGHT
PONTIAC SALES
Reserve the R ight to L in d t Q uantities
DOZEN
L I B B Y ’S— C rushed.
No. 10 can
S L IC E D — D e l M o n te
No. l ' i can
o r L ib b y .
C R U S H E D — L ib b y .
N e w size can. 211 size
T ID B IT S — H e re th e y are. N e
F o r th e salad. C a n ( lim it )
cans
All popular flavors.
Quart
Introductory offer.
Pint
S L IC E S , S A N D W IC H E S —
F rid a y and Saturday O n ly
hull cream, m
flavor. Pound
Pure Cane.
(100-!b. sack. $ 5 .1 5 )
A p r ic o t s
a
Fancy for Canning.
F R E E D E L IV E R IE S
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.
LETTUCE
S o lid Heads.
I tra d
T Red o Ripe,
m for a to
e
s
Slicing. Price LOWEST of
D ill W eed
We
MASON.
Double lip
Pineapple
Specials
LU X
B AR
CANTALOUPES
CANTALOUPES
cans
P IIO N E 3251
Ball Top
G RANVLATED
SOAP
PALMOLIVE 4
CLEANSER X . 3
PUREX
30 - 31
SAFEW AY STILL HAS THE LOWEST PRICE
Produce F eatu res for Fri.
L a rg e s ize w it h deep.
)d y . Packed b y A rm o u r's ,
n ir p e t's fa v o rite . U. S.
G o v e rn m e n t inspected.
J u ly
Golden West
oz. can s
Armour’s Best.
Vitamins A, B, C
f. 10c can.
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PHONE 4R X Í
-AIT. VERNON. Tall Cans
Balloon White Flakes
(This is not the 24-oz. pkg)
CREAM
F r u it J a r s E
W A S3>
UAt%9 Q
u”'\, D
O
ZE„N
IrltV A in ru^n?VA*T
J a r R ubbers
FL O U R
C H EESE
MILK
SU G A R
SO A P
I f y o u r p re se n t ca r m akes y o u
" m a il” — tra d e i t in f o r a la te r
m o d e l, and keep y o u r sw eet d is
p o s itio n w ith tho usa n d s o f happy,
tro u b le -fre e m o to r in g m ile s.
AND
MONTANA. Hardwheat,
F R E E sa m p le o f B E E M A N S
P e p sin f o r e v e ry cu s to m e r.
Proof N e x t W eek
A M IL K
CANNINC.^
PRE5ERNU/
i
ICE CREAM BARS
SPERRY’S.
Quick or Slow
M otor*
FIR GROVE DAIRY
GRADE
Ice Cream
Reeman’s Pepsin and
ail popular
brands. Pkg.
w u
AMöTrifM
A g e n t for
O utboard
B ra d s h a w 's C lo v e r B lo o m
U. S. N o. 1 G ra d e
GUM
Inviting . . . thirst
ing . . . satisfying -
ley’s Orangeade Is t
for everyone. It’s m;
Valencia oranges,
under t li e same
conditions as milk
Blreley’s Orangead
l a r i y both for en
and to keep in trim
Orchardale
TOILET SOAP
BALL JARS
Johnson
Day in, day out, for breakfast, luncheon
and dinner, Kir Grove milk brings more
enjoyment and more health to every mem
ber of the family. There’s no finer food.
LAUNDRY SOAP
aaons
1st- I,. A. A n d e rson . P o r tl’J
14-inch T ro u t
Brink Milk Every Meal
I By M rs. R. H unger)
S u n d a y M r a nd M rs. F re d B o th -
m an and c h ild re n o f P o rtla n d w e re
v is ito rs at S u n d a y school. M a ry A n n
^ C o n tin u e d fro m p a re I )
ih in g to n ;
L a u ta r ,
S m ith ,
e R e id ,
i be th e
i r d pro sp e cts.
S o u th e rn C a li
ra !:, D u q u e ne;
F is h D e r b y
O rder today from
Tualatin Fisherman
Held for Assault
M a x St
B il l G la scf
N o tre
Da
O h io S tat
Corwin H ardw are
\ m e m b e r o f th e A u d it B u re a u
C irc u la tio n s the A rg u s g iv e s the
v e rtis e r p ro o f o f a u th e n tic , paid
s u b scrib e rs T o th e w ise b u y e r
space th e re can be no s u b s titu te .
Hoys F lay H all
W W. W e a ve r, n ig h t c it y p o lic e
m an has o rg a n iz e d s o ftb a ll a m o n t
th e boys b e tw e en 9 a nd 12 ye a rs 01
age. F irs t p ra c tic e was c a lle d foi
M o n d a y n ig h t w h e n 24 o f th e y o u n g
sters re p o rte d . T u e s d a y n ig h t th<
boys p la y e d a gam e b e fo re th e re g u
la r s o ftb a ll sch e d u le began.
S p e a r lin g
lo o t hall fans are casting Ih e lr ballots the<
team o f collegiate a ll-s ta rs w hich w ill play
ers. professional champions, in Chicago, Scpl
of last year w ho are expected to d ra w heav
big are Texas Christian's great pass-throw in
big Sam m y Baugh, above w ith ball; Ed
M innesota's gigantic tackle, and L a r ry K e ll
captain and star end.
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Prix» winner Last Week
10
T tim d a y. A ie 'u a t 10
•<»n v« ('«»ritvliun Vcne
Rav J M««tin
Wednesday, A 'itru«t
H I. M n litiy , M m '» S
to r
CurnclitiN Venetian-,
West Oregon
Team Wins in
Batters' Battle
V a n d e rz a n d e n
lllo e rn itiK
M r n ’« Shop \
I ' • \ . i
W c d rirw ila y , A u trit^ r
I C '< >rn<-|iiia Vrtu<-
tia n « v r P r r f r e t io n B a k r r y
H ► M a lin -:
111« " l l 'i l U « x .
guy
M /O lll
F r id a y . A lig n » ! t’, M a tte ry
e rm
& John»« n
Ire la n d »
to r
F r id a y . A u g m t
1.1
v r III.H .m in i;
IL F M
R. v til s ,,,|a
T u e sd a y. A t ig u d 17
f a c tio n I t a k e r y ; C n d y
M n '■ n .
W rd rir« d a v .
A ngus!
Page Revert
and N a n c y p la y e d tw o h y m n s on th e
p ia n o a n d v io lin .
T h u rs d a y M r. and M rs. A u g u s t
J< -*• le ft fo r D e tro it, M ic h T h e y
v ill d r iv e b a ck in a new c a r fro m
th e fa c to iy .
H o ld in g C o r n e liir ; to
West O reg o n d ro v e in n ir
S u n d a y to w in 9-6 in th e
o«u»- S ta n d in g
’« ague Evans, W ei t O re g o n
fa n n e d 10 m en.
C a rlto n d e fe a te d A lo h a in
n ;- j o i i
f o u n ty le a g u e th ir d fu n # co n test b y a score o f 21-
bo
th team s m a k in g 1C h its
<f b a ll games in c lu d e d x u r-
io r b aseball fans S u n d a y, fo rfe ite d to T w in O aks
Scores fo llo w ;
H o y.
fo r m e r ly
beaten by
t w ic e reve rse d th e act and
' 'o G a ton in th e te n th in -
Ga to n G aston was lead-
to th e n in th in n in g , b u t
d th e sco re and th e n b a t-
ohnson in th e 10th to w in
w h .it w ith
h its and d o u b le
p l iv . «.till o c c u p y in g tin - r e n te r
<»f th e s p o rtiv e fttufte, y e t f,
th e n a tio n o v e r n o w a i f rn g a g i d
i l l th e p ro d u c tio n o f th e g r id -
ln » n '- a n n u a l p re - .r-i on e x tr a v
aganza — th e C o lle g e A ll - S t , ir -
I * i■ -f( io iu I ( 'I im p io n ro u te I -it
.'»•»hhi i
F ie ld . C h icago, sehed-
uh il th is y e a r f o r S e p t 1.
o u t lit agauist th e previou.«
<h fe..ted lb ,y a l Soda W o rk
»»'••«*»> n ig h t and cam e out
on the I
. | of a
se n e. T h e M o to i m en had wi
tw o p re v io u s s ta rts and w t
p o rte d to be easy m eat f
league c h a m p io n s b u t th e y
th e bcAt gam e o f th e Neuron
H ill Z ie g le r s p itc h in g and
th e dope
M en's S hop M in s
A close second was the iir ic x -
i ” eh <1 d e f e it o f Ray M it t
cre w
.second place w in n e rs , by the M il
S hop F rid a y n ig h t 16 to 12 B o th
squads Jockeyed fo r th e ]<
th e o p e n in g fram es, b u t the
d i hci
hats sta rte d to ho«
I, U K q u a rte rb a c k and m a s te r
th e fin a l in n in g
J im Wei
m in d o f th e a ll- s ta r s , a n y
P eterson tu rn e d h i fo u i p ly
one o f a dozen can be chosen
fo r th e M e n ’ Shop
Ire la n d 's w ir* th e o n ly firs
w ith o u t w e a l'.cn in g th e tc .iiu .
fJ o il c ity H a g u e team to keep ;;
H e a d in g th e lis t is A ll- A m e r ic a n
d e a n .slate
They dum ped H F
S a m m y B a u g h o f T exa s C h r is
M a llo w ’s H am bm os 7 to 5
tia n , c o n sid e re d th e s ta n d -o u t
H F M a tin g and B lo o m in g staged
fo rw a r d passer in th e n a tio n a
the beat gam e o f th e season F ri-
y e a r ago. V e rn H u ffm a n o f I n
<lay n ig h t. B lo o m in g fin a lly w in
d ia n a , Ed G o d d a rd o f W a s h in g
n in g m n in e in n in g s S c o rin g was
to n S ta te a n d B u d W ilk in s o n o f
n ip and tu c k a ll th ro u g h th e game
M in n e s o ta a re o th e rs w h o sh o u ld
and rem hed th e seventh fra m e tie d
re c e iv e p le n ty o f s u p p o rt.
at fiv e up T h e e ig h th w e n t score
C la re n ce
(A c e )
P a rk e r o f
less and th e n B lo o m in g cin ch e d
th e gam e w ith tw o ta llie s in the
H u ke , H ay B m v id o f M a rq u e tte ,
n in th
L lo y d C a rd w e ll o f N e b ra s k a , and
Kr< |i ('le a n S late
K e n S un d b a e h, P rin c e to n , a re a
P e rfe c tio n B.ik« i v k e p t a d e a n
q u a in t o f s te lla r h a lfb a c k s , b u t
slate W ednesday n ig h t b v b la n k
it . h a u l to d is re g a rd such m en
in g B a tte ry F 5 to 0 S te in bach
as M o n k M e y e r o f A r m y ; J u lie
p itc h e d th re e - h it b a ll to g iv e his
A lfo n s e , M in n e s o ta ; J o h n D ra k e ,
te a m m a tes a b ig edge to w a rd a
P u rd u e ; B o b b y L a ru e . P it t , and
w in C o rn e liu s V enetian., p u lle d up
B o b W ilk ie , N o tre Dante.
In to a tie w ith tin - C a n n e ry fo i
B ig Sam F ra n c is no d o u b t w ill
fo u rth place by tro u n c in g Berg-
p ile up a lo t o f votes f o r th e f u l l
g re n A Jo h n son 12 to 7.
back post, h u t sh o u ld be clo se ly
S p e cia l games la t T h u rs d a y n ig h t
fo u n d th e I *•! feetm o B a k e ry t u r n
I'H- i"d by D o n G e y e r a nd S te ve
in g back th e Soda W o rks 5 to 2.
l ’o th o f N o rth w e s te rn , a n d Ed
w h ile M n c K c n rie M o to r C o lost
J a n k o w s k i o f W isco n sin .
to th e T ilb u r y M o to r Co o f M c
L a r r y K e lle y , Y a le 's lo q u a -
M in n v ille 7 to 5 T h e locals lost
In th e fin a l f r a m e a fte r h a v in g the
score tie d at 5 -a ll H e rb M a cK e n zie
s ta rre d at fir s t base and scored the
fir s t ru n fo r bis team
Second H a lf ( rx lc rw a y
Second h a lf o f th e .schedule in
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b o th th e c o u n ty and c it y leagues n t m a tte r, so I asked fo r a pape
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