Hilhi to Meet Sherwood, Beaverton Hoop Fives
Bulldogs Atop
League Ladder
Hilhi Noses Oui
West Linn, 32-31;
Babes Score Win
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Hpnikc«t
Stimulated by their “upset’’ victory over West Linn last
"•■••k. Hup llathhorn's Hilhi hoopsters went into vigorous
tiaining this week in preparation for their third and
tout th tries against Tuulatin-Ynmhill Valky leairue fries
-Shat w ood there b riday night and Beaverton here Tuex-
day night. Both hoop bills are slated to start at 7 :30
O ( l<M k
A
d«fm
win
the only team other
I’h« y walloped Tigard, 17 to 10, in
H'lb
HHM hu ..
Y
at W.**t Lmn.
V
tallK-H. ili, Baby
the Wi i Linn ‘
X « .t Une < 311
hail from Mississippi, Texas and
< )klahurna
Th«» Hillsboro Lions will be bill-
«<1 .«i..»m t a visiting squad in a pre
liminary gam«» on the doubk-head-
ich wiM
s
p m <»n the Hilhi maple
Spartans Defeat
Scappoose, 27 24
M
manager
Baby Beavers in a preliminary con-
Polie«* the I
night
anil
Seaslde here Wednesday night And
they
are due
for an
additional
abundance of action. They'll tangle
with Ardenwald at Milwaukie on
Monday night and with Welcome
Inn hen- Wednesday night as part
of a double-header hoop bill
in ;i non-league tilt there TucMiuy
night. Zi<-| ler. Hilhi forward, was
high po nt man with 13 counter.*.
The Spartan^
• trailing at the
hall
Substitution.
Hill «boro
Hill.bar..
I.'niitin
Stunkard
Fines Drawn on
Driving Charges
Three men uppcmeit in Justice
A. W H ivrn, court during thrpuHt
wrek on chnrgeK of Improper driv-
Ing. R unnc II Paul Stanley, 53, Port-
land, drew n fin«* of $100 and cowts
When he plead guilty to a charge
of driving while under the influ-
< nee of intoxicating liquor.
Andrew O. Herglana, about 30.
Tacoma, ph*adrd guilty Monday to
a charge of rcrkleHK driving and
wmh a.MMOMaed $25 anil coat». Wilbur
i h idley, loggei at Sunset camp,
plead guilty to a charge of illegal
poHMeNMion of veniaon
and
was
fined 150 and coats.
Manning Girls Win
Nib •
*
Vikings Lose
Game at Laurel Tonight
USED CARS
1937 STUDEBAKER
4-door Sedan
Cruising gear, heater, ra
dio and hill hold. A real
buy.
De LAVAL MILKERS
and SEPARATORS
1937 NASH Lafayette
l&fw/e MILK COOLERS
Cruising gear. A clean
car. and a real buy.
R BARN EQUIPMENT
1936 CHEVROLET
2-door Master Sedan
fflonroe tiriseli
Heater. Priced to sell.
Campbell Motor Co
l 0li*r!tahr>
r.
M< Lautrhhn
DAIRYMAN
P orti ano Oa.-ÍALt L aw G iv
U
National Distillers Products
1st and Baseline. Hillsboro
Gilmore Service Station
Corporation, New York
.33.1
Banks Grade School
Loses io Cornelius
BANKS Banks grado school bas-
ki tball teams were defeated by the
Cornelius teams at Cornelius Fri
day efternoon The girl« were de-
feaLd 52 to 16 and the boys 4 to 10
Thelin
S S
Timber grade school
Bank* grade school h<*re
Friday
aiteinoon. January 17
The high ¡xiirit man for Cornelius
was Bob LaFollct. with six points
Marcell Griffin was second with
four points
Helen Ruecker made
the most baskets and Esther Heine
second
Certificates Given
To First Aid Class
Truckers Fined
For Overhigh Load
Tw«> Portland truckmen, brother-
paid fines in Justice A W Havens
court here—one on Saturday and
< nv on Monday after pleading guil
ty to identical charges involving
the same elements of law infraction
Ace Heintz. arrt»sted by Deputy
Sheriff R li Busch on a cl large of
driving a truck with an overhigh
load on a public highway, was fm-
i<l
ami costs S.iturday and re
leased with instructions not to at
tempt to move his truck
Later the same day. Denuty Sher
iff Busch traced the same truck
loeded with a donkey engine—on a
"bi ck d »or" slip out of the city via
the Cornell road, halted the con-
Mill and applied the charge a sec
ond time, on this instance ordering
XT,MARV St OF THE VALLEY Bob Heintz, the brother, to appear
ACADEMY,
Beaverton,
W 1 m court.
F Normiin
of
th<-
Washington
Hi- appeared on Monday, pleaded
County Had Cross unit distributed guilty, and was fined $75 and cost-
th«* elementary and secondary cer- i The truckmen hud a permit to haul
i tificatea earned by the members a load 14 feet high, the officer said.
of th«» first aid class last Tuesday
but th« load was 16 fret high and
H«- was accompanied by Mus Jane i had pulled down wires along the
I Hoyle, secretary of the Multnomah road The original trip to Hillsboro
Hed Croaa unit. Dr. Weise of th«» was made enroute to Elsie in Clat
'first aid and life waving depart- sop countv. the donkey engine’s in
| ment, and Mr. Dawson, Multnomah tended destination.
first
nid
inatructor
I nst i uct Ive
I talkH wen* given by the vlnitorn
f rom the
..................
Multnomah county unit
Miss Doyle mentioned the require
incuts necessary for u Red Cross
nurse and she related a number of
Interesting incidents that occurred
in Franc«» during the last world
war, Miss Doyle was one of the
pioneering Red Cross, who spent
many months in
in the
American Fil'd Cross hospital In
France
1
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fTpuERE’S a new word spreading through
1 the vocabularies of car owners who
have made firsthand acquaintances with
this slick new 1941 Buick.
Reenforced by Compound Carburetion*
this F ireball eight develops nearly 17%
more horsepower on exactly the same fuel
rationing.
It’s a word we first picked out as an apt
description of a new and better engine —
but it is rapidly coming to mean a com
pletely new and excitingly pleasurable
manner of motorcar travel.
With all that power on call, we can use a
more economical gear ratio as our standard
high gear—a ratio that ups miles per gallon
by giving more revolutions of the wheels
So much economy that a man who drives
15,000 miles a year gets as much as 2,000
miles’ extra driving on the same amount
of fuel.
All over the country, “to fireball” now
means to enjoy both ease and dispatch in
your travel by car — with a very special
new manner of thrift.
Then, in addition, we have in Compound
Carburetion a fuel supply system that
adjusts itself according to the driving
conditions you meet.
Not the ordinary, scrimpy, self-denying
sort of thrift, but thrift with all
the thrills left in !
Thus your engine is always getting the ut
And that, Buick buy
ers will tell you, is
something very much
worth looking into
through a free dem
onstration such as any
Buick dealer will
gladly give.
Miss Kathleen
McCrae.
home
demonstration agent for Washing
ton county, paid a visit to the
home economics department. Miss
Now, just why that happens is
easy to understand.
McCrae praised highly the work of
the class as well as the work done
by the 4-H club.
standard on all other series.
And that spells economy
BUICK PRICES 6
BEGIN AT
<935
for the
Business Coupe
delivered at Flint,
Mich. State tax, op
tional equipment and
accessories — extra.
Prices subject to change
without notice.
★ Optional equipment on the Buick S pecial ,
Ws-
EXEMPLAR Of GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
Contest Held
Christian doctrine class sponsored
nr. oratorical contest. Ina Pauline
Bowen of Milwaukie
won
first
place. The title of her discourse was
“The Advantages of the Heliglous
RI FDMI.I F WINS
Life." Lorraine Schneider of Hills
REEDVILLE
Reedvllle played boro Won second place for her pa-
Prayer." Helen Hertel of
Orvnco in the local gymnasium Fri- I per on
day afternoon and won by a score i Roy was third and her topic was
of 24 to 22.
I‘‘The Necessity of Baptism."
Columbia Prep whacked Forest
Grove, 33 to 15. in a practice hoop
tussle last week
s
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126 S. First Ave.
Owners of selected risks save 20
*n 2S% of each premium dollar
by
insuring
with
HOT MINCE MEAT
SUNDAE
Finest mincemeat you
ever tasted. No foolin’
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40c
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Hillsboro
21« E. Main St.
Phone 1041
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HILLSBORO, OREÖON
the
Mutual Fire.
Phone 854
The Banks Braves were defeated
riday evening by th«* Pacific
uiver-ity flush. 14 to 23 on thi
Btorrtun <2*»>
Harnea. 1
fPrn.
S<-heller. 3
and Valuel”
o
Miss McCrae Visits
BUXTON Manning glHa won n
basket bull gam«» from GnMon gii I k
28 to 13 at Banks Friday.
Manning boys lost
to
Gaston
boya 32 to 6.
A
for Quality, Flavor
Take Charge, Mister., and
M
break a dcudkxtk, Hillsboro Spartan
"IT HITS
THEMARK
ac
of
Subscribe to the Argus
nosed out
21
19, in u
Hilhi gym, $uth«*rland taking high
to
plenty of action
The Little Hermits say:
The Townies waged battle with
the Albany Burs in a league game
last night ‘Wednesday) and have
the Multnomah club on tap for to
night ‘Thursday!. Both are league
out front in the opening thunder
HillsboroM
four-team
volleyball , games The Multnomah club fray
league last Wednesday night by 1 will be played there.
In a counting contest played here
it Wednesday night, the Townies
were defeated by the Y Golds, 38
b« i M Arps to gain «< cond piare. The to 28.
»chpdule for npxt Wednesday night
mat ch« 3. ProfesMor« vs. Collegians
Swwru y
and Acea vs. All-Stars.
1»
2. Shattuck
Elin worth,
Baumgartner
H. F>libver
Referee: Walker.
LAUREL The local
basketball
boys will play a game here Thurs
day evening (tonight! with a Port
land team
The girl« hope to have a game
the same evening but plans are
not definite at this waiting.
Beaverton Whips
Tigard, 25 io 23
Coming from behind a 16-9 dis-
advantage at halftime, the
ver ton Beavers defeated Tigard., 25
to 23, on the latter's court Friday
night in a counting T V. Y. fray
I Tigard’s B squad had v«-ngeance
«•nd of
Sum
Mardi
G m H NhiHih
H
llr< wti
K
Kurtia
<271
Banks Braves Lose
Basketball Games
BANKS Banks Braves traveled
Lnfayi tte January 7 and were !
j
ette forward, was h gh point man
to !
for the evening with 10 counters.
It will hr
five f « t eight inch«*s in height, the
<21 >
M
B it
Lions Nip Commerce
Students, Metzger
Ozark Hillbillies
Kr.ppMw
on- minute 51 and three-fifths sec-
ond
for the mile.
Tickets paid
$4 20. $3 20 and $2 80.
While definitely proven as a top
mntender in
the coming Santa
Anita handicap on March 1. Mio-
Mhd has yet to meet the champ
Challedon. turf habitues are say-
II ill» boro
Hal Yrk
M mc I m
Keith Wilcox’ T'»wm<‘% ate brush-
mg up
their "hill-talk" these
flays a,
heir basketball
ti-chuiqu
Tir
aie the OSM k
Hillbillie
all-gul basketball game.
on tap for Saturday evening Feb
ruary 1
Playing 300 men’s teams in the
two
the Hillbilly xirls
1 | mt cent of
I heir gamos The
mallrst of th«*
but n ifd up <in the back stretch
and thin put his al! in the muddy
1ÄI
‘•mid
ivr hiwh totul
it
Wik ox’s boya Will meet Pike Tent
«nd Awning, the outf:» that defeat
ed the Liona. 33 to 16, earlier this 1
eason and the Lions will tangle
with Welcome Inn ragemen.
% olleyball Standinr«
W
M .luuri packed n tup weight of 130
Ki
H. i
Rrf.ur.
Hi». Town!» i and Lion*, will
Collegians on Top
As Volleyball Starts
that
On ni n bred wor
named
Minian I streaked across tin finish
Jin« four lengths out front
$l(io<Hi Sen Pasqual handicap
i • 30 (NX) turf fans at the Sarita
a track Saturday afternoon.
H
will
five there
Hill bur .
M
II ■ll■L»r<»
M
III U»i• 11 < i.
‘«piad
d
tin*
Mkinn«d
Hithboio Lion* htartf*d their
on«l half in Portland** Frdf-rai has
k«lhall l«agiit* with a « lean late by
th«- Al< Oasi? five in the National dropping the NoithWist School of
circuit
Tin* third bl.inkout
, > <’oinni«*i« «*. 39-31, in a counting tus
wi* Perfection Bakrry third-place J'1»’ Thui• «lay night on th. Franklin
high school mapit*
a-y with a bye week
the Beaverton game is be-
Mioland Wins
Again; Four
Lengths Ahead
In n
wa ♦ high
boy* with
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Argus
HillRboro'H two town hoop squad*,
an h*agu**
Hilhi
Townies, Lions
To Meet Opponents
In Double-Header
tion against vi«iting league oppon
ent* in a double-header hoop pro-
gtam on th«- Hilhi floor Wednesday
night. Opening gun will be at 8
Elliot I.
aixl
Whd-
qir
Th«* "turn-tail" outfits
comiietilion Fri-
will have a flier
*iM*rg will travel
SPORTS
Hill
am
Hutt
ITey to whitewash defeat
tn the
firai round, two of th« m are firat
half ciiampioiu in their re.spvchv«*
Ft Id.n night They have ui
• i "Un i victory. 25 to 20.
In other T
tough.
point n
< « oiintr r
nin«*
i linked
Monday
The unbeaten t<*ams arc the B
A P
club m th«* Ladle*’ loagu«
th«* Fanners Co-op m th * National
league and the Black Hauk lav «in
in the Oilers league Paradoxically
* enough, of the three h am# that fell
Hill.I
by llflh* Kenji
Tin* .rote nl halftime lm,l
v HU oih fm out fron' 19 Io 13.
the gi p h; <1 i I« i d (u 20 24 foi th«*
We *1 Llnnem nt the three finn
•
’
Only thrr<‘ «»f 28 h umK in h*jigu«
<■< mp«*htn»n of tht* Hillsboro B< u 1
ing ashoriation tournum«*rit
urviv
' ••(! with ¡wrfvvt rpcords
m first
round competition of the Ncc«>nd
| half
which gtt
und«*r way
la»!
\\ .
l. f. .ted
317 I"
îîillsbori^Argus
Went Linn
Three Pin Teams
Unbeaten as 2nd
Hall Starts Here
te.ini Io I,,- iia'koiied with in final
I.ips of the T Y V race Nut only
Camas ( inn Clubs
Drop Hillsboro;
Asturians Win
setdrnient.
See ui about your next policy.
ILEY MEETS
SANDRA STEVfNS
H-M- m ! HE LOOKSJ
HARMLESS
1/^—-
By Irv Tirmai
..... / ve$.. . but
.
\A WELL,WE DON'T )
J-^-ci HAVE /AUCH TO /
( I'M SURE HE'S
^^7
NOT !
A. on 'res.
/
WHO EXPLAINS
Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
HER STRANGE
CHAS. L.
FOLLOWED...
RlLEYOFFERS
WALKER
AGENT
"Every Form of Protection"
Phone 1732
116 S. 3rd Ave.
Hillsboro, Ore
here ' s the answer ... my father died
LESS THAN A YEAR AGO LEAVING MY BROTHER
«CTEDMR WORTH WHO,IN SPlTEOF ARGUMENTS,
FATHER AND HIS PARTNER,TOM WORTH,WERE
HELD PAD IN ADMIRATION, AS Off PAS IT WAS
CONSTANTLY AT OODS OVER XJME PROPERTY WHICH
MUTUAL... THE STATE ,IN TR y MG MV BROTHER,
MR WORTH BELIEVED TOCONTAIN VALUABLE D€-
IS SEEKING REVENGE ASA MOTIVE ANO SOMEONE
NOTE...SHE
EXPRESSES A
^^SOME SUSPECTED MURDER.. A» »eg
SME IS BEING
FIB
TO ACCOM
PANY HER
T
FOR THE
DURATION
OF THE
TRIP.
•-7
MV FATHER'S DEATH,NEITHER ME NOR I SUS-
AND ME SOLE HEIRS TO THE ESTATE...MY
PC
* WHEN MY FATHER'S BODY WASFOUNDlN
Th" WRECKAGE OF HIS CAR BENEATH ACLIFF .
FEAR THAT
ALTHOUGH MV BROTHER SWORE TO AVEN6E
æ
*
IS TRYING TO KILL ME SO AS TO OBTAIN THE
PAPERS WHICH I POSSESS TOOUR SHARE OP
THE PROPERTY . THAT LAND MUST BE WHUABli 1