Thnr’flny, September 2.7, 10?7
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TT T L L S R O B O , O R E G O N
Pagr Seven
Albany Squad Plays Here Friday Night; Hilhi-Vikings Tie
Lighted Field
Dedicated by
Old Rivals
A lb a n y
A lb a n y
h ig h
u h u o l fo o tb a ll
llilh i h e r „ „
t h r lo cal g r id ir o n u n d e r I h e
lig h t» a l H p n r F r id a y . A d m ix
e le v e n u III h .illle
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p r l i r fm
a d u lt» w ill In-
A lb a n y Is ra te d « tro n g e r tin p i ­
per th a n th e liw a l buys, having
a lin e th a t average« 190 pounds
H o w e v e r.
l l i l h i w a rrio rs h a v e
one ga m e u n d e r tlie ir b e l's al
re a d y , w h ile th e gam e F rid a y
n ig h t w ill he th e firs t of t h r sea-
sun fo r th e F in n e u u n ty hoys.
I.u w re n e r . an end fr o m l a s t
y e a r s reserves, has re tu rn e d Io
•' I..... I Io bolster llilh i'« prosprets.
u e e o rilln g to ( o a rli It M. I G oody I
G o o d m an .
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Badgers Ready
to Play Opener
Under l.ights
Jersey N u m b e r»
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H im m e lrig h t
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B a u m g a rtn e r
BronJeewe
I-aw re nee
B u ttlin g to a (I to n tie in a pre-
• a i, n k .m e on the lo ca l fie ld . H ll-
lii a m i F u re r I (¡ro v e run g up the
c u rta in on tin - 11137 g rid iro n sea­
son and la u n ch ed " n ig h t fo o tb a ll
u n d e r lig h ts " in H ills b o ro F in la y
n ig h t A lth o u g h u n a b le to s p a rk le
F irs t m atches in th e a n n u a l fa ll
on offense. l l i l h i m ade th re e s tu b ­
b o rn d e fe n s iv e stands deep in its h a n d ica p ut F ore st H ills a re b e i n g
p
la
ve d th is w eek and n e x t
o w n te r r it o r y , s h o w in g in o tn is e th a t
C h u m p io n s h ip flig h t m atches are
th e B lu e and W h ile w ill he stro n g
G le n C ate vs D ic k F e n d a ll; T o m
n il defense th is season.
F o u st G ro v e 's " V ik in g .' gave th e B a ile y vs T om D y e r; E A G r if f i t h
c ro w d th e b a ll- c a r r y in g t h r ills of vs ( ' E W ells. C h o w n m g vs Jam es
th e e v e n in g , p a c k in g the o v a l deep W e lls. B M G o o dm a n vs. D r T o d d ;
G eorge P u tte rson vs D r M ills ; D r
in to l l i l h i te r r ito r y on th re e 01 ea
sums L a te m th e o p e n in g period, D resser vs Ed C om an ; W avne H o i-
1,1 vs Ju d g e It F ra n k P eters B e a t­
ttu- G r,,v e to o k ttu- b u ll on its ow n
en e ig h t in th is g ro u p w ill m a k e up
48 a fte r S u th e rla n d 's p u n t shied
1 th e fir s t f lig lit
ueroas Hie fie ld fo r no guin T w o
Second flig h t in clu d e s D r P itm a n
lin e -untuhe.s gained fiv e ya rd s and
th e n F u llb a c k D a v is raced 12 y a r d / l) r W a ltz; C
T R ich a rdso n vs Dr.
t " the l l i l h i ’l l and a fir s t d o w n
Ito-
Hay H e p lo g le vs M a rk W a ltz;
T h u e play.- gained e ig h t ya rd s On H o w a rd H a d le y vs G eorge L a v e r;
tin - last d o w n S e h u ltz trie d le ft end F r in k C h iilla c o m b e vs G F orsyth ,-;
and was b ro u g h t d o w n inches sh o rt ! Ed A lle n vs It W K r e itz ; H u r ry
o f a fir s t d o w n by W ick
G ilt n e r vs Joe P ro p s tra T h e b e a t­
T h re a te n A g a in
en e ig h t ill th is g ro u p w ill in u k e up
T h e V ik in g s th re a te n e d ag a in in th e t lu r d flig h t.
th e .second q u a rte r a fte r l l i l h i lost ’
F o u rth f lig lit m atches; It I. I r w in
tin - b a ll on d o w ns at m id fie ld . D a ­ vs Lee H o skin s. R o n a ld M ille r Vs.
H a r r y Bates; W illia m B ergen vs I.
vis. r u n n in g b e h in d b e a u tifu l in te r
ference. reeled o f f 12 ya rd s. T w o ■ S tra n u h u n : It Rasm ussen vs D r G
E a rl
lin e p la y s n e tte d tw o ya rd s and a i G ib so n ; Ja ck G o o dm a n vs
s h o v e l pass o v e r th e lin e o f s c r im ­ Bowman; T II Tongua vs It 11
B ic k fo r d vs. L y m a n
mage. B oyd to T a y lo r, m ade fiv e , T is d a le ; II
m o re S c h u ltz again tr ie d le ft end How e, and Jack. S e a rcy vs. H o y
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e ig h t w ill m ake
h u t th e e n tir e le ft side o f ttie H ilh i '
lin e rose u p Io b rin g b u n d o w n on ' u p th e f if t h flig h t.
S ix th flig h t m atches J u lia n T o d d
th e 2 5 -y n rd s trip e , ag a in inches
vs Hot» O s b u rn ; Jam es S ch o rn vs
s h o rt o f a fir s t d o w n
Rolling Bill,, back provided the Otto < )■ hot n. 1. |! I Ira k,- VS Orval
lo n e o ffe n s iv e t h r i l l fo r th e B lu e 1 H u tch e n s. F ra n k S p ro u se d re w a
a nd W h ite ju s t b e fo re th e h a lf In - j bye
P la y was c o n tin u e d o v e r a w eek
te rc e p tin g a lo n g G ro v e pass on his
o w n 40. rtu llm s tw is te d and dodged j on a cco u nt o f th e d e e r h u n tin g sea­
son
.
u p fie ld 22 y a rd s to the V ik in g 38 1
E lim in a tio n s re p o rte d so fa r in
T w o p la ys fa ile d to g a in and then I
H a r ry W o ja h n to o k a pass fo r a | th e to u rn e y a re us fo llo w s : C h a m ­
D r.
M ills b e a t
fiv e -y a r d g a in ju s t as the h a lf | p io n s h ip f lig h t:
G e o rg e Paterson. 3 and 2; Ed C o ­
ended
Forest G ro v e 's fin a l th re a t came m an fro m D r D resser, (i and 5, .
w it h th e s ta rt o f th e th ir d p e rio d Ju d g e Peters o v e r W a yn e H o lle r. 2
T a k in g th e k ic k o f f on his o w n 10 and 1 F o u rth flig h t H a r ry Bate
B o yd ro m p is l back 39 y a rd s b e fo re 1 u p o v e r H o n a ld M ille r , H Ra.s-
J e r r y V a n L o m n a ile d h in t on the inu-SHcn, D r G ib so n . 2 and 1. and
H. T is d a le . T. II T ongue. 7 and G
J e r r y V a n L o m n a ile d h im
Matches Slated
in Fall Handicap
A re v e rs e in to th e lin e m ade fiv e
a nd th e n S u tlic i la n d d u m p e d a
G ro v e p la y fo r an e ig h t-y a rd loss
T tie V ik in g s lost fiv e m ore on an
o ffs id e p e n a lty
N o th in g d a u nte d .
S c h u ltz to o k ttie h a ll o v e r rig h t
ta c k le on a reverse, b ro k e in to th e
open and a ppeared on his w a y to
[jay d ir t D uvis. H ilh i q u a rte r, came
u p fro m th e sid e to b rin g h im d o w n
on th e H ilh i 30
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A d ven tu re is Com ing
in T he A m erican Boy
Councilman (lives
Views on Water
( ( « •filiitii« (f H o m i>atr<- I )
$437.09. m a k in g a to ta l o f $2.880 58
ta x i s p a id by th e w a te r co m p a n y
FOREST G R O V B
«Special)
w ith in H ills b o ro
W a .K in g to n ('(M inty w ill g» t its fir st
I f th e system w e re o p e ra te d by
tu* tc n f n ig h t coll« g«» fo o tb a ll F rid a y lh** m u n ic ip a lity i. c o u ld a ffo rd to
ut H o’c lfx k w h e n P a c ific u n iv e , ity pay $3.00«) a n n u a lly in taxes.
in itia te s th e n e w flo o d li g l its on its
"T h e c ity , in tu rn , pays $2.310 p e r
g r id ir o n a guirixt O reg o n N o rm a l ye a r fo r h y d ra n t re n ta ls o u t o f th e
T in s contest is fu s t o f n in e garni*, ta x p a ye rs' m oney. A p riv a te u t ilit y
on th e B a d g e r fie ld th is season
is a n a tu ra l m o n o p o ly T h e ir a n tic -
T h e B a d g e r* m a k e t h e ir 1937 b o w ip a ti'd lax« s an* p re se n te d to th e
w ith a ve te ra n lin e u p , in ta c t b u t u t ilit y co m m issio n and m ay lx* p a rt
fo r tw o key m en m issin g fro m last o f th«* ra te base and
tu rn c o l-
y e a rs » ta rte r*. T h e buck fie ld pre
!«•< ted fro m th e w a te r
-sto m e ra in
sent« a peedy. x h ifty c o m b in a tio n the h ills each m o n th .
o f b a ll-p a c k e rs w ith p le n ty o f sco r­ ( o ile d T axes
in g p o te n tia litie s
T h e lin e lo o ks
T h e y are s tric
ta x c o lle c to rs
b ig to u g h and e xp e rie n ce d
F ifte e n b a c k fie ld m en a re sc ra p ­ Hr'.»» rvvpim ««
p in g fo r fo u r s ta rtin g b e rth s and OperatiiiK «xpeiiM**,
m ore th a n a score fo r th e seven lin e
N e t o p e ru tin ie in<«,rin
p o sitio n s
P io h a h le s ta rte r in th e b a c k fie ld fjri»« revenue«
are th e vet< ran s Ed E ilcrt.so n a t fu ll. O p e r e tln y expenn«-
K o w le , at q u a rte r. B oak and M oon
at H a lf
Reserves, m a n y o f th e m
sure to see a ctio n i n th e y a rd a g e - (¿roMH r w n
m a k in g d e p a rtm e n t, in c lu d e J a rv is < » iw r u i i n z
tpri.
‘ ne w m an. V e rn o n ia ) and la e u e l- ,
lan at f u ll. D ie r ic k x and l*etrasso at N el operatine income
q u a rte r; Bangle. T a y lo r. Johnson. AvvrutfH annual revenue. 7
A verairr annual operating Mp<
y<*«r»
D ickso n . Roberts. H o rn e r and M ille r
at h a lf
A v e ra g e a n n u a l « p e r a tin y in o r n e . 7 year«
S ta rtin g lin e w ill be d ra w n fro m
A b o v e fig u re s ar«* fo r th e e n tire
th e
fo llo w in g
ends
S ik s tro rn . d is tr ib u tio n system , s e rv in g H ills ­
G eiseeke. R acette. C a rl E ile rts o n . boro. w h ic h also serves th e m u n ic i­
Sagar. G o d d a rd and S ly te r; ta ckle s p a litie s o f G aston and C o rn e liu s ,
A m e n d W a llu lis , T ho m p so n , Ro- and p riv a te users a lo n g th e lin e .
lo f f and R u sse ll; g u a rd s W iles. T h e o p r /a tin g expense also
in ­
N a e f Smouse. M erz. B ry a n t and cludes tax«*s paid, and u n c o lle c te d
P e rra u lt; ce n te rs
C h a p m a n and b ills .
W h ile
these o p e ra tin g e x ­
B ritto n .
penses. as sh o w n on th e c o m p a n y ’s
re p o rts , have averaged, sin ce 1930.
some $22.460. it is e s tim a te d th a t
Spraying of Peach
Trees Urged Now
Japanese Planning
Meeting Thursday
'
ra te payers fo r the citie s.
*
and
tat«*
T h e c itiz e n s
need i • ot fe a r th e o ld p o lic y o f is-
I su in g
genera, o b lig a tio n
bonds.
T h e re
u ffic ie r it revenue, as w ill
be « '• fro m a s tu d y o f th e fig u re s
g iv e n above to r e tir e w a te r re ve n u e
borni in a v e ry reasonable p e rio d
o f tiff:
"W<* fin d th e n e ig h b o rin g c itie s
such
N e w b e rg . M c M in n v ille and
F o r« ? 3 rove, w ith m u n ic ip a l w a te r
: systerr
p ra c tic a lly fre e fro m debt,
, lo w e r ates and a p le n tifu l s u p p ly
w h o lesom e m o u n ta in w a ­
I
te r. W h y n o t H ills b o r o ’’
‘ Th«* P illo w in g fig u re s are ta ke n
fro m th«* a n n u a l re p o rt o f the w a te r
co m p a n y to th«* p u b lic u t ilitie s
com m , sin n e r o f O regon, and show
to ta l « p e ra tin g reve n u e s as fo llo w s ;
I« « )
I '.7,190.72
.269.42
1931
1 3« .976 70
19.M02 12
1932
116,471.15
25.600 66
».221.30
1933
:.< I2 Hl
.017 oo
117,174.7s
1934
I I I . ' I d
21.333.01
IIO.H7O.19
1935
136.990.99
21.928 92
110412 5 91
113.007.59
112,068.07
1936
t3H.993.62
26.274.<H
> ¡2 .719.14
136.300.00
22.460.00
1 13.900.OV
m u n ic ip a l o p e ra tio n o f th e same
p ro p e rtie s , in c lu d in g $3.000 a n n u a l
lax« tu H ills b o ro , c o u ld be accom ­
p lis h e d fo r $12.000 and th a t an a n ­
n u a l net o p e ra tin g in co m e w o u ld
be a v a ila b le to H ills b o ro in
th e
a m o u n t o f $25.000 T h is a m o u n t o f
m on e y w o u ld s a fe ly r e tir e an in ­
debtedness o f $400,000 OVW a p e r­
io d o f 30 years, a t th e p resent ra te
o f in te re s t.
THREE W ORDS—
Site Leased for
Auction Market
P la n n in g an a u c tio n m arket, fo r
H ills b o ro . A G Jensen and .F.hn
D id d y h a ve leased a p p t o x im a te ly
,x acres o f g ro u n d fro m W G
Hare, lo ca te d tw o a n d
o n e -h a lf
b lo c k s n o rth w e s t o f th e C a rn a tio n
p la n t and tw o b lo cks o u th o f the
c a n n e ry . A
G. Jensen announced
th is week
A la rg e b u ild in g 40x100 feet in
size, is located on th e p ro p e rty and
th is is b e in g re m o d e le d in to a m o d ­
e rn sales p a v ilio n . F a rm e rs and
o th ers h a v in g m e rc h a n d is e o f any
k in d , in c lu d in g liv e a to c k . m a c h in ­
e ry o r ho u seh o ld goods, w h ic h th e y
w is h to sell, m ay b rin g it to th e
sales m a rk e t, w h e re it w ill be a u c­
tio n e d.
T h e b u ild in g w ill h a ve a sales
r in g and a s e a tin g c a p a c ity o f 800.
besides h o u sin g fo r th e liv e s to c k ,
in c lu d in g s ta lls fo r horses and d a iry
cows, pens f o r hogs, sheep a n d
calves, as w e ll as p ro v is io n fo r
p o u ltry , h a y o r g ra in . P le n ty o f
p a rk in g space fo r cars and tru c k s
and easy lo a d in g a nd u n lo a d in g , is
p rom ised.
Jensen, w h o has had m a n y y e a rs ’
e x p e rie n c e in a u c tio n business, w ill
c o n d u c t th e s e llin g , w h ile D id d y is
an e x p e rie n c e d s to ckm a n and q u a l­
ifie d to assist
th e
fa rm e rs
i n
h a n d lin g liv e s to c k .
Jensen re c e n tly m ove d to H ills ­
b o ro and D id d y w ill m ove his fa m ­
i l y fro m T ig a rd to H ills b o r o in the
n e a r fu tu re T h e fir s t sale is sched­
u le d f o r O c to b e r 2.
Coffee
Cakes
w o rld sm iles w it h yo u . P erhaps o p ­
p o r tu n ity w i l l k n o c k a t y o u r d o o r
— i f she has a lre a d y k n o c k e d a nd
y o u have fa ile d to re c o g n iz e her.
a fte r a p p ly in g these th re e v irtu e s ,
y o u s u re ly w i l l be a b le to catch
h e r on th e r e b o u n d — C o n trib u te d .
P in eap ple
G eneva
Streusael
Old Dutch
R acetracks
Braided Rings
B utter Horns
Barbara Jean’s Bakery
County Orchards
Hit Hard by Blight
Shadden and Lewis
Opening Saturday
COCOA
TUNA
Public Sale Dates
L ig h ts
On
U rg in g h ig h w a y lig h tin g , th e O re ­
B u d g e t R aised
gon S ta te M o to r a ssociation fin d s
F a c in g d e te rm in e d resistance by th a t d u r in g d a y tim e o n ly one in
a b lo c k o f d is tr ic t patrons. B e a v e r­ e v e ry 45 m o to r v e h ic le a ccid e n t in ­
to n school b u d g e t passed at a m e e t­ ju r ie s p ro ve s fa ta l: a t n ig h t one
in g T uesday n ig h t in th e school d e a th re s u lts fro m e v e ry 28 in ju rie s .
a u d ito r iu m th e re by a vo te o f 95
to 37. S u b s ta n tia l Increases a r e
Say you saw It In the Argus.
sh o w n o v e r th e b u d g e t o f last year.
O. B K ra u s, c o u n ty s u p e rin te n d e n t,
said. T he b u d g e t ju s t passed ca lls
fo r $19.000. a.s co m p a re d to $10,930
fo r th e y e a r 1938-37.
Pedestrians Losers
P e d e s tria n s a re (lie v ic tim s in tw o
o f e v e ry fiv e fa ta l t r a f f ic accidents,
"T h e G re a t M a r k e t P lace o f W ash-
p o in ts o u t th e O reg o n S ta te M o to r In g to n C o u n ty " — th e A rg u s clnssi-
association.
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u » n . L u ir , K< ItiiiM , Iliu ittip H r t tie r,
H n rry
W u jn h n . D ro w n , M e itr*
N u l n t i . S u ir r in if
$25.00 Reward
P atience, kin d n e ss and u n d e r ­
s ta n d in g — th re e a d va nta g e o u s w o rd s
th a t s h o u ld be used m o re lib e r a lly
tw ig s and bra n ch e s th a t a re a ffe c t­
H o w m a n y o f us a n a ly z e o n e s e lf ,
ed. has c o n s is te n tly red u ce d th e
W a r and its causes in th e ‘ far a nd k n o w w e a re a p p ly in g a ll— w e
Hogs W a ry of E lectric W ires
a m o u n t o f in fe c tio n in th e c ro p and. ea st" w ill be discussed a t a p u b lic
L A K E V IE W — A t w o - w ir e e le c tric
co n se q u e n tly im p ro v e d its m a r k e t­ m e e tin g T h u rs d a y n ig h t. S e p te m b e r sh o u ld W hen w e a re a p p ly in g a ll
w e a rc th e n s e rv in g th e pu rp o se ; hog fence, co s tin g a p p ro x im a te ly
a b ility .
30. by M r. lin o , a tta c h e fro m th e o f ­
V a rio u s
c o p p e r co m p o u n d s are fic e o f th e Japanese c o n su l g e n e ra l fo r w h ic h w e w e re m e a n t—-each S15. keeps hogs o u t o f a 3 4 -acre
1 has a d e fin ite purpose in
l i f e , fie ld o f m a n g e ls on th e H . L .
fro m tim e to tu n e re co m m e n d e d by
in San F ra n cisco , it was an n ou n ce d w h e th e r w e k n o w it o r not. Som e P ric e fa rm in th e Id a h o d is tric t
v a rio u s people, h u t th e use o f p ra c ­
Brisk fall mornings call for Coffee Cakes, and
th is w e e k by m em b e rs o f th e B a n k s go th ro u g h lif e n e v e r fin d in g one's j o f L a k e co u n ty . T he e le c tr ic ity can
tic a lly a ll o f these is in th e e x p e ri­
Japanese association, in ch a rg e o f pla ce — y e t i f th e y a p p ly these th re e i be tu rn e d o f f f o r as m u c h as tw o
you’ll find a wide variety here!
m e n ta l stage. B o rd e a u x m ix tu r e o f th e m e e tin g
w o rds, pe rh a p s i t w o u ld m a k e i t 1 w e e ks and th e hogs s t ill re fu s e t o ’
a 4-4-50 s tre n g th is th e one re co g ­
A rra n g e m e n ts h a ve been m ad e to a lit t le e a sie r to lo c a te oneself. go n e a r tlje fence. M r. P ric e says.
nized sp ra y c o n tro l m easure. W hen
h o ld th e m e e tin g in th e c h a m b e r W hen one is s ta tio n e d one can a t- i
th is is p ro p e rly m ade a nd p ro p e rly
o f co m m e rce roo m s in H ills b o ro , and ta in a degree o f h a ppiness— b u t o th ­
a p p lie d , it has p ro v e n e ffe c tiv e .
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th e g e n era l p u b lic has been in v ite d . ers m ust be m ad e h a p p y b e fo re we.
S h o u ld I'n d r r s ta n d
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T h e sp e a ker is to be in tro d u c e d by too. fin d happiness— b u t can w e o b - !
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o f th e in d iv id u a l, o r fir m s e llin g it. 1
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th re e v irtu e s : Patience. K in d n e ss
and th e g ro w e r s h o u ld u n d e rsta n d
c lo s e r th a n a b ro th e r. S tro n g , tru e
i and U n d e rs ta n d in g .
th a t th e use o f th e s u b s titu te m a ­
Patience, th e one th a t denotes I
te ria ls a re b e in g tr ie d b y o u r o w n
c a lm s e lf possession u n d is tu rb e d b y
e x p e rim e n t sta tio n , b u t t h e ir stand-
obstacles, d e la y s and fa ilu re s . H o w
a rd re c o m m e n d a tio n is b o rd e a u x.
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W h e re v e r o rc h a rd s th e re a re m a n y , m a n y m o re r u b b in g
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it is s t ill necessary to p u t it on. and Weu eJ ipraV e
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D un d e e N u t G ro w e rs c o -o p e ra tiv e m o re fo rtitu d e — n o t o n ly f o r h im ­
q u a te c o n tro l is to be expected.
P ric e s E ffe c tiv e F rid a y . S a tu rd a y and M o n d a y
p la n t is r a p id ly b e in g re c o n s tru c te d , s e lf b u t a n y w h o happen to catch
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and is e xp e cte d to be in f u ll o p e r­ a g lim p s e o f th e t e r r ib le fa c ia l e x ­
a tio n fo r th e b e g in n in g o f h a rv e s t pression.
n e x t m o n th . T h e f ilb e r t b u ild in g a l-
K in d n e s s — h o w m a n y o f us go
I re a d y is p re p a re d fo r w a lls , w ith th e a b o u t o u r d a ily tasks b e n ig n ly , and
c o n c r e t e flo o rs a nd basem ents o f sh o w cle m e n c y to those w h o a re n o t
b o th b u ild in g s co m p le te d
so fo rtu n a te as we? L e t's show a
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V o lu m e o f filb e r ts is e xp e cte d to g re a te r a m o u n t o f com passion to a ll
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new p o o l and b e e r ta v e rn at N o rth b y th e c o -o p e ra tiv e . P ric e has n o t
r e tu r n b y a d a ily act o f h u m a n ity .
P la in s S a tu rd a y n ig h t and have a y e t been set. o ffic ia ls said.
U n d e rs ta n d in g — co m p re h e n d s f u l­
n u m b e r o f su rp ris e s a w a itin g p a ­
ly th e im p lic a tio n s o f a s itu a tio n
trons. Shadden and L e w is w e r e
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the n e ig h b o rin g c it y tw o m o n th s
c o rre c tly . U n d e rs ta n d in g has t h e
T h u rs d a y . Sept. 23 — A. S p i e s -
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u la rs u n d e r a p p ro p ria te concepts
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business and m o d e rn e le c tric
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T h u rs d a y . Sept. 30— G us C a rd s
fr ig e r a tio n has been in s ta lle d .
Any variety in stock except chicken.
c o u ld be a p p lie d to m a n y h u m b le
' m ile so u th w e s t N o r th P la in s.
f e llo w m en.
W h e n a ll have been a p p lie d to
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to th e A rg u s .
t f and w h e n y o u s m ile th e w h o le ,
COLUMBIA BEST.
(C n n tin u i-d fr o m p « « c I )
H eaders w h o lik e a d v e n tu re - and
th e lu re o f fa r places w ill fin d
p le n ty to please th e m in co m in g is ­
sues o f T h e .A m erican B o y m ag a ­
zine. T h e y ’ ll rend, fo r in sta n ce, o f
seam en and sabotage nnd San F ra n ­
cisco w a te r- fro n t tro u b le ; o f d a r ­
in g a d v e n tu re in th e w o rld o f
l l i l h i H o ld s V ik ln g a
pseudo-science, and o f a feud aboard
F o u r lin e p la y s b ro u g h t a n o th e r a p lu n g in g , r o llin g b a ttle s h ip .
G io v r fir s t d o w n on th e B lu e and
T h e y 'll read too. o f e x c ite m e n t
W h ite 29
H im m e lr ig h t d ro p p e d a b o a rd a tra n s p o rt p la n e b la rin g
B o yd fo r a y a rd gain a nd then
o v e r ju n g le d M e x ic a n m ou n ta in s,
C liu r c h le y b ro k e th ro u g h to sm ear and o f s tra n g e r pla n e s th a t a re not
B o vd fo r a s ix - y a rd loss. S c h u ltz h o u n d to e a rth b u t s w in g th ro u g h
gam ed hack th e loss on th ir d d o w n , th e noiselessness o f space. R eaders
b u t on th e f in a l th ru s t was sto p pe d
ra n fo llo w a y o u n g e x -M o u n tie as
b y D a vig fo u r y a rd s s h o rt o f a fir s t
he searches fo r clu e s in th e w ild
down.
n o rth la n d s . and T ie rn e y , th e p ie -
D u r in g th e b a la n c e o f th e game
o a tin g d e te ctive , on th e t r a il o f
th e h a ll see-sawed back and fo rth
c ity c rim in a l« .
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A new* fe a tu re in T h e A m e ric a n
to la u n c h a su sta in ed o ffe n s iv e
B o y ts p ic tu re pages th a t te ll stories. m a n a g e r o f M a c K e n z ie M o to r co m -
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L in e p la y o f th e 1937 B lu e and P ic tu re s , fo r instance, th a t v iv id ly
W h ite g r id ir o n
m a c h in e show ed show a d a y in th e lif e o f a coast 10-day t r ip to th e F o rd M o to r p la n t
at D e tro it as a guest o f th e co m p a n y,
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w e ll. C liu r c h le y at c e n te r. T sug a w a I tr a n s m it th e t h r i l l o f b a ttlin g a fo r e ffic ie n c y in th e P o rtla n d t e r r i ­
and J e r r y V a n L o m at g u a rd s H il- h u n d re d pound, w a te r-c h u rn in g t a r ­ to ry . E ig h t o th e rs tra v e le d w it h h im .
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C a n a d ia n P a c ific to St. P a u l a nd
d e v e lo p an o ffe n s iv e th re a t.
b> be c o rre c t in a b a llro o m !
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I >edu .ition o f th e fie ld wie, m ade
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Just b e fo re th e k ic k o f f b y F. L. A m e ric a n Boy w i l l be raised in th»’ D e tro it.
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m itte e . F ore st G ro v e a nd B e a v e rto n | One ye a r a t $1 o r th re e ye a rs at T h e p a rty sta ye d in D e tro it tw o
bands p la y e d b e fo re th e gam e and $2.
F o re ig n s u b s c rip tio n s 50c a days, and stopped in C h ica g o lo n g
a t th e h a lf, th e B e a v e rto n o rg a n iz a ­ y e a r e x tra . S end y o u r nam e, a d ­ enough to see a d o u b le -h e a d e r be­
tio n g ave a d e m o n s tra tio n o f f o r ­ dress and re m itta n c e to T h e A m e r i­ tw e e n th e C h ica g o W h ite S o x and
m a tio n m a rc h in g .
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h o ld o f fa ith fin d th e ir ru n s o la tlo n
T a k e N e w London, Texas, la st in such c h a p te rs as the F o u rte e n th
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i th a t w re c k e d th e ir school house. !
so I w o u ld have to ld yo u . I go to
N ew graves be in g d ug a ll a b o u t a t j
p re p a re a place fo r you. A n d i f I
the ce m e te ry . H ere comes an a m ­ go and p re p a re a place fo r y o u I
b u la n ce and a m o th e r is lifte d o u t i
w i l l com e again and re c e iv e yo u
on a co t fo r th e fu n e ra l o f h e r | u n to m y s e lf: th a t w h e re I am then*
d a u g h te r A n o th e r fa m ily was in its ye m ay be also."
second fu n e ra l in tw o days. M is ­
ta k e n id e n tific a tio n led th e m to 1 T ru e i t is Those w h o receive
b u ry a n o th e r as th e ir ow n. L a te r C h ris t as S a v io u r and L o rd s o rro w
th e ir o w n c h ild 's body was d is - i n o t as o th e rs w h o have no h o p e .--
c o v e re d in a m orgue. M a n y w ere G eorge N. T a y lo r. B e a v e rto n .— P a id
d o u b le and t r ip le fu n e ra ls . Some adv.
had lo st as m a n y as fo u r c h ild re n .
O ne ce m e te ry saw s e ve n ty - n in e
b u ria ls th e d a y th e m en fro m th e
D a lla s S e m in a ry a rriv e d w ith 3000
G ospels o f John. E ig h ty th e d a y W ill be p a id b y th e m a n u fa c tu re r
before.
fo r a n y C o rn G R E A T C H R IS T O P H ­
A f t e r each fu n e ra l, th e m e n t ER P O S IT IV E C o rn C u re ca n n ot
q u ie tly passed o u t the Gospels t e ll­ rem ove. A ls o rem oves W a rts a nd
in g th e people th e y w o u ld fin d [ Callouses. 35c a t H ills b o ro P h a r­
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Special L O W Prices
11c 1 CRACKERS
BOILING BEEF lb
BEEF ROAST, b
15c I PINEAPPLE
14c 1
VEAL ROAST Lb
PEACHES
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25c 1
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SWISS CHEESE Lb.
29c 1
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For T able U se, C anning, Etc.
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A real value.
tins
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Del Monte Choice Melba Halves.
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in flaw less g ra n ite o f fittin g fo rm
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m eet y o u r re q u ire m e n ts .
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345
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