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Thur day, November 11, 1927 TTÏLLSBORO A R G U S. H I lL S n O R O , O REG O N P a g e Til re 5 Hillsboro and Tigard to Tangle Today in Annual Armistice Day Grid Feature Goodman "11” Seeking Third Straight Win P air af T eam s Deadlock in B ow ling Loop Pacific Frosh Take Alumni in Benefit Coach's Choice- H, K L . «M att', M ath e w s b in : i ity A Pu Hand W ilk mi-, n» Pu W iM am - m u lti Fir Grove Event Attracts Many 0 U N T A IN -A d«*d th e H a llo w Helvetia School Benefit Planned J. M. ■ lull! B o w lin g le yiii.. o f the Fix-it .Shop i and Ito y a l S.-du W«uk w , nt in to ion <• F rid a y ev«- a d e a d lo ck fo i fir.st pla< e in the County B landing « U M« ye t M r . C la y <Bv I’d ('omani A m e ric a n league sta n d in g s in H ill W I, P.» and M rs. K a y V o o r- No respecters o f a g e . P a c ific «•to veri il :i i» I nun H ill *!...»•. b o ro h o w lin g c o m p e titio n la i t ifFlIT tte e fro m th e la d ie . itfNr.l I 0 I 000 Siivi Wood d u m p e d the W week each team b o a stin g a r< co rd " H lv e r i ’ y '. v e a ilin g Th ved refre sh m e n ts, u. I I» I UOOHi M » ry < ta lw a it o f ye-Jei o f 12 wins, and n in e defeats T he l l i l l u g rid iro n tim e th e o il : tov ft I »«I V\ «el» ’• Cam«-« ve 'ii i; io n h,*re T h u rs d a y n ig h t in F ix it S h o p 1 « ft hand p in -b u tei «Je. Th«-> th e school b y th e c lu HU I .1.. S h u t* .«„I o •i fie ld lig h t b e n e fit fo o tb a ll < la h brok«* la t week ; firs t place tie I ...«• ,t t«»vo 3 1, Hl. M u ry ’d M» I vt rest Hostess lb«* y o u n g c o lle g ia n u p s ta rts sco r by ta k in g tw o out o f th re e game Mrd»' The VanfJa I m em b e rs and one v ito r <Hv I d I O M . a ia ) I fro m Kay J M an n , o n ly to have ed in th e fir s t q u a rte r w ith a 44- d r< th e F ir G ro v e Ladies A id and ru n . and th e n o u t F o o tb a ll a c tio n o f an m t m s v a r- tl.v t oda Yorker« p u ll u p in to a v a rd p.c fo rm a \ Gr« 'he Beat ib m e e tin g w ith M r G. lasted then* m ore a n c ie n t r iv a l « lu r ¡«•ty i . p ro m ise d fo r th r; a fte rn o o n 1 111 st-p lyce b e rth w ith a clean #W< i w itliu i c u lly , Ev >vernber 2. N e x t m e e tin g on th e H ills b o ro h ig h ftchool fie ld " f th re e g allic.. liv e r I ’ei fee lio n in g th e bala n ce o f tlx * t ilt Wa h in g to n S ta li ta n fo rd nth Mi •: Lena Meyer.-» No- w hen Couch B M G oodm an sends B a k e ry . A fu m b le in th e o p e n in g m om - S ta rif »rd in a <•( >g b u l l v e rq b e r 16. Ins I f illu c h a rg e . ag a in st a to u gh T h e o th e r fiv e leageu . a ll boast - e id s o f p la y p u t th«* B lu e and W h ite game T h is m ig h t a ti If« tfrn .in s M ove leaders w ith t h e o ld s te r; m th e h o le and gave the 1’ig a rd e le ve n in th e a n n u a l A r m i ed u n riv a le d B r i ham Y o u n g Utu is tic e <|,»v g rid iro n a ttra c tio n , sb it- O a k e . G ro c e ry team o f th e C o m frosh a sc o rin g o p p o r tu n ity fro m 1 B n ham Young F 1 H iffm a n and fa m ily m oved las’ ed to s ta rt at 2 o’clock m e rc ia l league to p p in g a ll 24 teams th e a lu m n i 2.5-y a rd lin e k to t h e ir n e w ly re m rx ie le d H o ld in g fo o tb a ll ai hot: H ills b o ro ’s a g g re g a tio n w ill be ■ e n te re d in th is y e a r’.. c o m p e titio n fo r d /n s on lb«* 12. th e l o c a l : n th o f th e B u c k H eaven Por tla San F rani P o rt sch s te p p in g o u t in qu«*sl o f its th ir d j by v ir t u e o f 23 win.» and o n ly fo u i p u n t .1 <»ut to t h e ir o w n 44 h u t fe ll I la n d I ‘UUS con c e u tiv e v ic to r y o f th e season, i loss«*-, fo r a ;.ea. on m a rk o f .M52 p re y t and Mr« A lla n C o m b e r o f m ent th e lo n g to u c h d o w n pas Po and w ill face a T ig a rd team th a t c. I th u s fa r d v is ite 1 lx r parents’. M r. fro m F d lh a c k J a rv is to d im in u tiv e Sant C la T h e highest in d iv id u a l m a rk o f Q tiu rte i buck an« la te d "s tro n g e r th a n u s u a l" by those Ira G M c C o rm ic k . S a tu r - P e tra - < o. >. T o r b«‘ t i G n a t w h o have w a tch e d it in a ctio n T h e the w eek w ent to J Coe o f th<4 k n o cke d d o w n J a rv is s’ - a tte m p te d edge d a ' 1 Sunda, Br« f I igcrs are a team o f th e sp e cta cu la r I i ’ lt y league w ho record«*«! 232. fo |- pass fo r th e e x tra p o in t T in scor- •der re tu rn e d hom e T h u rs - C hei Sta' Ulfic L u th - da 3 type, s p e c ia liz in g in passes as tin* { low er! by |{ E sh iig e i (''»m iner« i.d ¡ng fo r th e e v e n in g wa ,m L e b an o n , w h e re he had Chi ov •r h u t era: m u c h be< p rin c ip a l o ffe n s iv e th re a t, and b o a st league. w ith 220. A1 W estw ood. th e re was s t ill p le n ty »f f in w o rk s tro u b l- »r m o re th a n three w e e ks I ’l'.K i. iv c I i - u k u i -. 192. S E F p u tt in th e fa ll c ro p on a p la ce in g a s tro n g d e fe n s iv e lin e . in th i- o ffin g n u n . N a tio n a l league. luti ( ' h r has ren te d there. H a u l G ame A llU c Ip a trd I t c liir iis 37 Y a rd s f o r a ve y a rd Krum . A m e ric a n league 187 c r e d it e«. G to a uri I. •d«*r and fa m ily w e re s u r- We lo o k fo r T ig a rd to g iv e us a W e lch , w h o tio d th e g re e n sw a rd W e ll: »f courtM P M in gle Pepeo 18« T o p m u rk p ris S a tu rd a y e v e n in g w h e n a Rood i..iH'h fa m e • aid <' -.<< I th fo r I b h i a f.-w ye a rs back was th e c ry ty th irig co e w o m en 's c o m p e titio n wu . E v e in g considered, th e a lu m - g roi m F e rn w ood G oodm an, in c o m m e n tin g on th e first to sc in tillate for ttio alum s ui tu rn e d in a c re d ita b le sh o w in g . gat) «•d o f at frie t h n e d ir s h fro by V H ines. w ith 1(11 o m e a n d spent gam e "T ig a r d a lw a y s dues a lo t o f 1 a k in g th e k ic k o f f on Ins o w n goal U a tc h c la r s«*emed to m i s th e aid th«' L e ague fu n ding s; ■ n in g in m usic. passing, and w ill p ro b a b ly e m p lo y lin e In- tw is te d and s q u irm e d his and assistance o f in te rfe re n c e b u t W I. Bi ■ Jean. M a d e lin e and D o n a ld m on* th a n e v e r th is year. Mince the l A i m r r lr a n sr.» I r u g u r — w ay u p fie ld f o r 37 ya rd s H o w e ve r, K u s h lo w b a tte re d his w a y f o r E d v «Is fro m th e B u c k H eaven d is - teum has an u n u s u a lly fin e re t iv«*r | i(.«>Mi s.-.ia W ..rkl. th e fl.i h was soon o v e r and th e b a ll gains w it ii o r w ith o u t us. ¡stance. trie! re a tte n d in g s«*hool a t Pleas- ¡la y J M ann in Moor«*, a big, h u sky e n d " T in sec-sawed back and fo rth in m id - B a ll c a rrie rs w e re in ab u nd a n ce a n t V, «••»v. T he B u c k H eaven sch o o l H illn eleven has y e t to d ro p a d e I*rr f»< Hon Ila fie ld lim in g th e balance o f th e and th e lo n g h u d dles w e re neces «31» is suspended. c isio n to T ig a rd , a lth o u g h one II game. s a ry to d e te rm in e w h o w a s t o M r and M rs E lm e r W h itm o re o f ' co n *1« . to* has been m a rk e d u p in « « , E a rly in th e second h a lf. Don pack th e o v a l. L . S e h u lm e ric h n e a r T illa m o o k v is ite d re la tiv e s th e cour.'e o f th e a n n u a l c o m p e ti I'toHttllll* U a tc h c la r. re ce n t I . in f ie ld flash. p ro v e d th e ir o n m an o f th e a lu m h e re o v e r th e w e e k-e n d . Ita ttv ry L tio n ’flu * B lu e and W h ite team w ill , u n c o rk e d a |.«ig p u n t th u t r o lle il n i, p la y in g a ll b u t fiv e m in u te s o f « ««m in e rr la I I -rag ur M r H a r ry T w ig g and b ro th e r. be at f u ll s tre n g th fo r to d a y ’s gam,*. Otokt» Hr . pa t the sa fe ty m an and w as f in a lly th e game. H a rv e y N e ill, re tu rn e d O c to b e r 30 G oodm an said Fairway Market g ro u n d e d on the Frosh h a lf y a rd T h e frosh , w o e fu lly o u tw e ig h e d , fro m a v is it w ith o ld n e ig h b o rs and K of ( A . an added a ttra c tio n , th e H ill lin e P a c ific k ic k e d o u t and then o ffs e t th e a lu m n i a d va n ta g e w ith a friends in and m a r R oseburg. b u n , h ig h hand w ill he o u t in f u ll I* A(ttUna«.ti th e a lu m n i a tta c k began to r o ll sm ooth r u n n in g a tta c k . J a rv is w as N a tio n a l le a g u r B ir th d a y C e le b ra te d fo re * th is a fte rn o o n to p ro v id e m u s lluah low I nxiirnni'a F o u r p la ys w e re in ches sh o rt o f a the* o u ts ta n d in g p e rfo rm e r f o r th e I. T E im g a n a tte n d e d a b ir th d a y ic betw een periods, it was a ll- H riatol H a rd w a re fu s t d o w n on th e y e a rlin g 's 29. A n y e a rlin g s , s ta rrin g on bo th offense in 'i m c e d . d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y a t th e hom e Halv«.iifl**ri M"'.«»ra o th e r p u n t and again th e o ld ste rs and defense. <;«.l.| f .r « f lia lr y o f his sister. M rs Jam es Rachan. I lillm e ii T o p S h e rw o o d re tu rn e d to th e assault. S ta rtin g lin e u p s: r«Miai*r l.r a g u r in P o rtla n d , h o n o rin g T om S h u c k o f G otxhnim 'M sc ra p p y a g g re g a tio n U I'rog A lu m n i (0 ) /«> le m a »’ la,«- Coach H u -h lo w sm ashed fo r a H ills b o ro . ra n up its la rg e s t score o f the sea »tir.l . ye LE 1,0 w ry y a rd . B a tc h e lu r heaved one o f h is T a ke S rh o o l Census K S« huln.vrn son last F rid a y a fte rn o o n w h e n th e y Im p e ria l ( 'a i r LT R o l.tff fam ous "b o o m e rs " to S h a ttu c k , w h o (*<xNÌin LO C h ild re n e n u m e ra te d at th e F ir | w a llo p e d S h e rw o o d ’s g rid m e n , 20 Hay M allr.i- p r o le a g u e — C m udi- a b e a u tifu l r u n n in g catch fo r A u ld e rra u it G ro v e d is tric t th e la s t w e e k in O c to 0. in a co n test p la y e d at S h e r t I'r K tu n k u rd :..« in r r n n if liO Naah to b e r b e tw e en th e age o f 4 a nd 20 a 2 9 -ya rd gum . A g a in i t w as w ood T w o o f H ills b o ro ’ , th re e (>P«*raOntr 1.. S rhulrnerit RT H a t c h " w it h a fla s h o f h is o ld - S h attuck w e re if, boys and 15 g irls , a c c o rd in g to u c h d o w n s cam e a fte r reco c ry o f I «in* RE : lim e speed and an 18-yard ru n to the clerk. M rs D A O tto . A t Q S h e rw o o d fu m b le s , w ith L o re n W ahner L H W a h n e r m ade fiv e on a lo n g end Rob th e Rui k H eaven d is tr ic t 7 boys and B ro n le ,*w e a n d Wes K eteha i ¿¡cor P . Hat« h elar RH Johf n m . b u t th e pace was b e g in n in g to I 8 g irls w e re e n u m e ra te d . m g T h e o th e r to u ch d o w n carne h H Ja te ll and th e d riv e had been m ore M rs. J. E C h u r c h ill and d a u gh - w h e n Ed G ro g a n catapult« <1 th a n a g in g fle sh c o u ld stand B a t 1er Ri th R e n iro e and a b ro th e r, fro m th e .Sherwood t h r -y a rd c h e lo r lo st one, A fu m b le cost a n lin e . Kei R id g w a y , m ove d S a tu rd a y to Vani.» o th e r and th e n B a tch , in a f in a l e f H »»the z Nev H e n ry T sugaw o. h u sky H ills b o ro rg fro m th e pla ce re c e n tly O ff i sold tn ) th e S im pson fa m ily , g u a rd , grabbed a S h e rw o o d fu m b le H ills b o ro h ig h s ch o o l’s " B " team fo rt. sin a -h e d fiv e ya rd s to b rin g land. I.a u r en H a yn e s v is ite d h e r sister, on the opponents* 3 4 -ya rd m a rk e r b u ttle d th e D a yto n h ig h g rid d e rs t o l tlie o va l to th e F ro sh seven - the M rs. L ster M o rg a n , a t B a n k s fro m e a rly in the fir s t q u a rte r to open i i ti to ti tie last S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n h ig h w a te r m a rk o f th e A lu m n i a t W e e k-e n d F o o tb a ll R esults ta ck th e fir s t s c o rin g d riv e A series o f In a gam e p la y e d nt C a rlto n T h u rs d a y u n t il S unday. P o rtla n d U n iv r e s ily 3 !. C o lle g e M arch 77 Y ards lin e plu n g es p u t th e b a ll on th e one- M r and M rs. Ben H aynes o f B e a v G eorg.. F is h o r scored H ills b o ro 's o f P u g vt Sound 0. z\ c o m p a ra tiv e ly fresh team fo o t lin e fro m w h e re B ro n le e w e to u c h d o w n w ith n lo n g p u n t re tu rn e r C reek, east o f O regon C ity , v is O regon 10. W. S. C. fi cam e in to re p la ce th e w e a ry o ld ra m m e d acr B ob S u th e rla n d ’s on ly to have th e liu y to n lads come ite d th e B F. D e fo rd fa m ily S u n W a s h in g to n 0. C a lifo r n ia 0. a tte m p te d pa fo r p o in t was no hack w ith a k ic k o f f re tu rn to d e a d sters A g a in the Frosh fa ile d to re day. L a u re n Haynes, w h o w as a O. S. C. 20. W illa m e tte 0. spect g re y h a irs and proceeded to house guest a t th e D c fo rd hom e, r e lo c k th e score. T h e H ills b o r o sec S ta n fo rd 7. U. S. C. 6. tu r n ' d hom e w it h th e m . H ills b o ro scored again in th e sec o nd s trin g e rs npp eu re d to good a d m a rch 77 ya rd s g o a lw a rd T h e s it A r m y 7. H a rv a rd 6 was d e sp era te and th e M r and M rs. H a r r y T w ig g spent o n d « ju a rte r a fte r ta k in g a S h e r va n ta g e against th e s tro n g D a yto n u a tio n N a v y 13. C o lu m b ia 6 w o o d p u n t on th e H illn 42. G o o d- «•levi’n. w h ic h th e w e e k -e n d w it h h is re la tiv e s at has lost b u t one I w e a ry A lu m n i f ir s t s tr in g dashed P itts b u r g h 21. N o tre D am e C . H ills b o ro . m an's g rid le g io n sta rte d u m arch gam e th is season Coach 11. M CD b a rk to th e fr a y ju s t in tim e S anta C la ra 25. San Jose 2. d o w n th e fie ld th a t w as c lim a x e d G o o dm a n used K p la y e rs in M r and M rs A lv in C h ris tie le ft the T h e fir s t d r iv e was sto p pe d cold and th e n C ook. R u sh lo w a n d S a tu rd a y f o r th e ir hom e in C a li w it h a 2 3 -y a rd pass fro m Wes co u rse o f th e game, w h ic h reve a le d T h w a lte ganged u p to sm ear H a lf S u b s c rib e f o r th e A rg u s . K e tc h a m to B ro n le e w e . w h ic h p u t several p o ten tial v arsity candidates fo rn ia a fte r a w e e k's v is it h e re w ith back J o h n so n fo r a th re e -y a rd loss th e h a ll on S h e rw o o d ’s th re e -y a rd fo r th e 1938 H ilh i team on fo u rth d o w n stri|w* Ed G ro g a n packed th e h a ll 1 he n a iin ' was p la y e d on th e C a rl- J J u n W e lls had a chance to m ake in to s c o rin g t e r r it o r y on th e fir s t to n fie ld a t th e ris p ie s t o f h ig h ' a tte m p t, and H e n ry Tsugaw a m ove d school a u th o ritie s th e re , w h o hope ' h im s e lf a h e ro on th e n e x t p la y back fro m g u a rd to c ra ck o v e r th e to in tro d u c e fo o tb a ll as a C a rlto n ' O u t in th e open, he to o k a pass ■ fro m B a tc h e la r b u t c o u ld n 't q u ite lin e fo r the e x tra p o in t. T h e score h ig h s p o rt n e x t y e a r i f possible. h o ld th e le a th e r t in ba se ba ll it stood th a t w a y 13 to 0 at th e h a lf w o u ld h a ve been scored as a s in g le , I u m h lm C o u n t A g a in too h o t to h a n d le ). B a tch was ' H a lfw a y th ro u g h th e t h ir d canto. rush e d on th e n e x t pass a tte m p t, K e tc h a m f e l l von a n o th e r S h e rw o o d i K y M rs. Z e ll S tru th e rs ) th e b a ll was b lo c k e d b e h in d th e i h o b b le on th e 3 0 -yn rd lin e . T w o H llc o n lin e and P a c ific reco ve re d . f i r 4 d o w n s c a rrie d th e b a ll to th e th e hom e c lu b m et N o v e m b e r 3 at For th e fir s t tim e th e F'r oh S h e rw o o d th re e , fro m w h e re K e tc h w ith f if le o f M rs E v e ly n H o lla n d show ed signs o f respect fo r th e ' m em bers a nd tw o v is am ro m p e d across fo r th e th ir d ito rs a n s w [■ii e rin g r o ll c a ll w ith a aged th e y p ro m p tly fu m b le d and to u c h d o w n . J e r r y V a n ia rn added jo k e HeporLs on th e c o u n ty f,s i- gave th e b a ll b a ck to th e alum s. th e e x tra p o in t on H ills b o ro ’s fir.st eratio n w e re g ive n . T h e b lu e b ird C ook fla sh e d fo r 17 ya rd s b u t again su ccessful p la c l.ic k th is y e a r 'Ih e bed sp re a d was a b o ut fin is h e d th e e ffo rt w a s to o m uch. T h e o ld - 1 gam e was m a rre d so m ew hat by M is t in g N o v e m b e r 17 w ill he an ste rs cam e d o w n to a w a lk and had I fu m b le s and p e n a ltie s, w it h th e a ll-d a y m e e tin g at th e hom e o f to p u n t T h e y e a rlin g s fa re d no fu m b le s g o in g ag a in st S h e rw o o d M rs S arah V e n K le e k a nd w ill be b e tte r. W e lls and S e h u lm e ric h and th e p e n a ltie s against H ilh i T h e sp e n t q u ilt in g th e spread. s p illin g th e fir s t p la y f o r a tw o -v a rd H ills b o r o o ffe n s iv e acco u nte d fo r a G a y lo rd W ilso n spent T h u rs d a y loss dozen fir s t dow ns, w h ile S h e rw o o d .il ( o rv a llis at t h e O S. C cam pus C re d it Io W e lls r o lle d u p seven, m ost o f th e m e a rly M iss W ilm a G race W ilso n o f T h e f in a l p la y o f th e gam e was a in th e game. F orest G ro v e was an o v e r n ig h t classic o f d e fe n s iv e ta c tic s —a nd T w o m o re games re m a in on th e guest F rid a y ut th e C W S t r u t h »again W e lls was th e s h in in g star. H ills b o ro schedule a fte r to d a y's T i ers home. O n S a tu rd a y she a c Jo h n son s ta rte d a lo n g end ru n . g a rd clash, w ith T illa m o o k and F o r c o m p a n ie d h e r b ro th e r, G a y lo rd J im m y d e to u re d th e in te rfe re n c e est G ro v e on th e g rid iro n m e n u fo r W ilso n . Miss E liz a b e th S tru th e rs n ic e ly at a resp e cta b le distance, successive w eek-end«. T o d a y's b a t and M r and M rs. H o m e r W ilso n w a v in g his a rm s w ild ly in an a t tle o ffe rs fans th e hist chance to Io S e a ttle . Wash., to a tte n d th e te m p t to fla g d o w n th e ru n n e r. see th e Blu«* and W h ite p e rfo r in on w e d d in g o f A ld e n W ilso n . Jo h n son o b lig in g ly s lip p e d and fe ll th e hom e fie ld th is season. Hilhi "B ” Gridders I ic I)avton, 6-6 H lK a V A lU i Hi teon "T h e G re a t M a rk e t P la ce o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty ” th e A rg u s c la s s ifie d page. L is t y o u r w a n ts in these c o lu m n s. tf I Same as paying A n fo ra good suifof CLOTHES 77 h YOU NEVER SAW BEFORE f.s m o n * POW ER 1331 rxplosivcti having tin- stick- of 1)1 PO N T STI MPI NO Pl )\\ 1)1.IIS. yon arc able to regulate the i/tititililv of powder needed to blast vour stump* at a lower cost per stump. IIF R E S . iHiwder uw*r u ill timl lirlp fiil and pr«< li«-al. I.oadinff ninlluMli* are de>«< rilx*«l an ji»ti‘|| g«-t ■ II ihe power in r v rrv ■(irk. There are 18 page« «»f iiN4-fnI info rm a tion you «.in apply in >our Nlunipiiia work Io ■take it niniplrr, easier and «'hr a per. Send a poftlal rnpirM t l«> our ■irarent otlii-e. It CATERPILLAR DIESEL Lester Ireland & Co. .Tohn Deere - “ Caterpillar” ilills lio r n , O reg o n p u tt, r When buy a 1)1 P O N T S T l \I P I \ G POW DI If you get file most powder per doll ar— you are going to remove more slum ps at lower eost per shot. 3’bat’s (lie service du Pont gives with eaell slick <>f D P PO N T S I I M PING P o \\ |) | HS - made here in the Pacifie Northwest to move ils stumps quickly, easily and cheaply. m i i i Look for D P PONT on ease and cartridge when yon liny your slumping powders. E . L D U P O N T D E N E M O U R S A < O .. IN C . ftaploalvca lb -p n rtm e n t PORTLAM I S V .tT T fK » rO K A N K T im e In S ta tin n a K O I . - K \ I , K ( > | \ . m «| M l*Y at «» I*. M . ( P s i ) r«ln<*«i'|ji% « f.ir «hi Pom*-. I»r«»ii«lraat t “<: avai ,<: a i > l of a m lk i « t . ” D U P O N T EXPLO SIVES ARE PACIFIC NORTHWEST PRODUCTS D u P o n t E x p lo siv e s on S a le at L E S T E R IR E L A N D POTTER * .1. D . K E L L Y A CO.. LONG L IF E N ever before, w e arc sure, have you seen such distinctively new outside style, or such superbly new inside luxury in cars so lo w in cost as these • • . ((D riv e . . . and you31 find the perform ance that has w on every w orthw hile Americaa record is even finer for 1938 . . . (( And w ith all this, you get built-in lo n g life, w hich means not only low er upkeep cost, but higher resale value w hen your Hudson is no longer new . , . (f Come to a Hudson show room —drive the new Hudson Terraplane, Hudson Six or Hudson E ight—and see how much m ore, in all-around m otoring satisfaction, your m oney can buy. Pt«V«r uritk 1938 $ GREATEST D R IV IN G FEATURE HUDSO N’S SELECTIVE AUTOMATIC SHIFT TRANSM ISSIO N N O W . . . IN ITS FOURTH YEAR . . . GREATER THAN EVER of B e a v e r to n C redit B u re a u s < Inc*r»orat«4 ) C o lle c tio n s — C r e d it R e p o r ts io Wto»hln<tun. Tillam ook. Yam hill, Folk ang Marion Cuuntiaa P e r so n a l C o n ta ct on C o lle c tio n * Washington County Office C o m m ercia l B u ild in g Phuna SOTI Second and M ain Hfllaboro VENETIAN T w o - th ir d s o f th e n a tio n 's t r a f f ic deaths o c c u r w h ile o n e -th ird o f th e t r r a f f ic is on th e ro a d — a t n ig h t, says th e N a tio n a l S a fe ty c o u n c il. "S lo w d o w n w h e n th e sun goes d o w n " is th e m o tto th e y suggest. N o v em b er 1 1 -1 2 -1 3 | T H U R S., FRL, SA T . LEAP-FROGS UNWANTED STATIONS P /a t n e t JT&ietta. I YOUNG f/ity in ia BAXTER BRUCE (UIFE.DOCTOR ^nURSE w ith B etw een -S tatio n s S ilencer Not a sound w hile tu n in g — no crackling, no booming, no noise. Yet, the instant you stop on a station, reception comes in clear and true. 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H ILLSBO R O Phone 2 1 W I s I I trilh JA N E DARW ELL SIDNEY BLACKMER M A U R IC E C A S S M IN N A GOMBELL MARGARET ¡RVING P lu s S e le c te d F rid a y s E I I I ■ I S h o rt S u b je c ts N ig h t and S a tu r d a y M a tin e e O n ly N in th C h a p te r o f F ra n k B u c k ’s "JUNGLE M E N A C E” I S U N . - M O N . - T U E S .it 'f " , C o n tin u ou s S h o w S u n d a y — 1 : 3 0 p. m. till 11 p . m. W H E N SHE B R IN G S LO V E T O A H E A R T T H A T K N E W O N L Y H A T R E D .. . A T W IN K L E T O EY ES I I I T H A T K N E W O N L Y TEARS . . . J O Y T O A SO U L SHE BRINGS YOU ■ A PICTURE WE KNOW YOU’LL NEVER FORGET^ ■ T H A T K N E W O N L Y S O R R O W ... I I I I W h y b u y a b a tte r y set w h e n w h e n y o u can get th is n e w Z E N IT H F A R M R .A D IO — i t p la y s fr o m e ith e r y o u r c a r b a tte r y o r p o w e r lin e . See th e m to d a y ! TEMPLE! M ELTEBEKE ELECTRIC STORB 124 S . 2 n d A v e . Ut H illsb o r o 1 H E ID I I “ S a v e s Y ou M on ey on E v ery P u r c h a se ” P h o n e 491 J..HERSHOLT I I ARTHUR TREACHER H E L E N W ESTLEY I I I I AMERICA'S MOST COPIED RADIO AGA/N A YEAR AMEAD W orld W ide N ew s PAULINE MOORS • THOMAS MCK in brief every week in the MADY CHRISTIANS • SIO RUMANN MARY NASH • SIDNSY SLACKMSR Dtreded by Alton Dwon A»«O<»O«« pro*««- loytnond GnMlfr ■ Pr«m it«« 1«« tohomoSnyrt S * riey tor W«4tor torn end M Ow t.frf« Wootton SM««“ by It* Ptf/loct 9«»d Sidney 0. iio m P R IC E S S TA R T D O W N is J in g le : “ F irs t i t was love. He fa s c in a te d me— and I kissed h im !" B e lls : “ Yeah, I k n o w , a n d th e n he began to unfuscinale you—and y o u slapped h im !” —-Ex. cpw I lilh b n r o T R A S K . S r h o lls A SO NS. EXCEL . . PERFORM ANCE, STUMPING POWDERS W rite for FREE Book • Ye» ( ir — Ihe " C a te r p illa r '’ Diesel Tractor is c u ttin g fuel b ills 7 5 % ! And you can keep these fuel saving» because upkeep costs are low. Savings ol $350.00 to $500.00 per year are o rd in a ry with Ihe 5-plow Diesel RD4. B U IL T T O w w B e r th a P e te r so n c a r in g fo r her. T h e N e w F arm R ad io Is H e r e ! - - - in every stick o f s o ' h i ■ parents. M r and M r F ra n k 1 C h ris tie , and h is b ro th Eat 11 C h ris tie and fa m ily . L o z e ll S c h u ltz and d a u g h te r B e v- «r ly o f P o rtla n d v is ite d th e C O iBy M n bavldsan) Je n ir.g fa m ily fro m T h u rs d a y u n t i l Sunday. H E L V E T IA — H e lv e tia »chool Mr W. F. W o h ls c h le g e l w e n t to c h ild re n w i l l pre.-><»nt a p ro g ra m at A u ro ra T h u rs d a y fo r a w e e k's v is it th e school house N o v e m b e r 19 E v w ith h e r b ro th e rs and siste rs there. e ry o n e is in v ite d Ladies, b rin g M r and M r : Ed O ’B e rg e n te r lu n c h I t w ill be se rve d fre e a fte r ta in e d w ith a d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y th e p ro g ra m . fo r M iss L a V e rn L a rso n , w h o was B o y S co u ts o f tro o p 247 had t a r th e ir house guest since T h u rs d a y . get p ra c tic e in th e school basem ent O th e r guest- w e re M r and M rs F rid a y n ig h t. T h e b o y * are p la n L o r r x J dew s and fa m ily and th e n in g to have a c tiv itie s a t th e ir M i ■> . H ild o re and A s tr id Peterson sco u t c a b in soon o f Ne vberg M r and M rs Sam O t M r. a nd M rs . Jam es B a tc h e ld e r. to and c h ild re n , H o w a rd I-arson and W illia m B a tc h e ld e r and B i l l i e J im m ie P ro c to r. B a tc h e ld e r w e n t to M c M in n v ille L e o n a rd W h itm o re had h is a p S u n d a y to v is it M r and M rs B ru ce C h a lm e rs (nee W ilm a B a tc h e ld e r ) p e n d ix re m o ve d N ovem ber 3 a t th e W illa m e tte h o s p ita l, N e w b e rg L e o n M rs . C a r r y L itz e l o f S o u th e rn ard, w h o is an e n th u s ia s tic nim rod, O reg o n v is ite d h e r m o th e r, M rs discussed d e e r h u n tin g w it h th e E liz a b e th S c h m id t, w h o is v e r y surgeon a ll th e tim e d u rin g th e o p ill. M rs L illie H u tc h is o n o f P u m p k in R id g e stayed w ith M rs S c h m id t e ra tio n . H e t«jok a lo ca l a n e sth e tic. M e r v in W h itm o re le ft F rid a y a w e e k ago a n d th is w e e k M rs m o rn in g , m co m p a n y w it h Jesse S n y d e r o f S ch o lls, fo r E astern O re gon w h e re th e y are h u n tin g e lk. W a lte r W h itm o re is s ta y in g a t th e M e r v in W h itm o re hom e w h ile his u n c le is h u n tin g . H illsboro A rg u s Oorryl F. Zonvck • cm .* , i in a d d itio n to C o u n ty N e w s C o m m u n ity E v e n ts C h u rch a n d C lu b N e w s F a rm a n d H o m e T o p ic s S p o r ts — F e a tu r e s S ubscribe T oday! $1.50 per year In Washington county Shirley as “H eidi’ ■ . . . 20th Century " Fox’s response tt those many, many " thousands who be- sieged the studio with requests that | sl^e play the r o le ! I 1 N ew * — C o m e d y — S h o rt S u b ject* U S U A L P R IC E S » »lory