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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-11-13

THE HARDIN TRlBUNE-HER
Fred Frailey in Crow Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry and daugh-
ter, Mary Dell will move to Grow
Agency Sunday
The Misses Jean and Virginia
Barnett of st. Vincent'S hospital
in Billings, visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Barnett,
over the weekend.
Mrs. E. L. Kelley and MIR. and
Mrs. S. A. Yergey transacted
business in Billings Wednesday.
v. L. Morris, Gayle Sawicki,
I. L. Dehnert, Willard Scott and
DR.. I. L. Jaynes attended the
Hardin Glasgow football game
in Glasgow last Friday.
A set of enamelware FREE
during the Majestic range sale
- one week only - at Eder
Hardware.
MIR. and Mrs. Forrest Thorpe
visited at the home of Mrs.
Thorpe's mother, Mrs. Joe Lam
mers, last week. The Thorpes
are now living at Baker, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Bolton and
son, Robert, of Butte are mouse
guests at the George hammers
home.
Miss Margaret Berns, Miss
kathleen Kobold and Roy Dan
iels of Billings spent the week
end with Margaret's parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. w. BernS.
Bazaar, Food and Rummage
Sale, Saturday, Nov. IS, at the
Montana Power Company office.
First Lutheran Ladies Aid.
MIR. and Mrs Kendall Wolcott,
Mrs. George hammers, Harold
hammers and Sammy H~averfleld
mctOred to Glasgow last Friday
to attend the football game.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Berns
spent ArmiStice day in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson
of Glendive visited friends in
Hardin Monday.
Mrs. Alma Jurak spent the
past week visiting friends and
relatives in Kansas.
Mrs. H. R. Salyer and Mrs.
Kenneth Fisher were in Billings
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Art Platz, Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Ross and son, Jimmie,
| held a pot luck dinner at the
| Platz home Tuesday night.
Robert Reynolds of Billings
transacted business in Hardin
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Stolzman
left Wednesday for Lansing, Pa.
where Mr.. StOlzman will en-
roll in a school and take a
course in expert linoleum lay
ing. While he is in school his
wife and daughter will visit rel
atives in Amigo, Wis.
Biggest and Best rummage
sale. Saturday, Nov. % at the
Montana Power Co. Congrega-
tional Ladies Circle.
Word has just been received
! that Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trim
BILE and Miss Lois Wolcott have
departed for Los Angeles. Cal.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Nordquist,
as guests of Mrs. Nordquist'S
father. William Bailey, of Rob-
erts, Mont. made a trip to the
chrome mines near the Mae
West curve on the Cooke City
highroad Sunday. Mrs. Nord-
quiSts sister, Virginia, accom-
panied them on the trip to the
mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Graham
and son of Lodge Grass visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pickard, and Mrs. Ella
Gilmore Wednesday afternoon.
A set of enamelWare FREE
during the Majestic range sale
- one week only - at Elder
Hardware.
The date of the private dance
given by the Junior Women's
club has been changed to Mon
day, Nov. IT.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-11-13
BITS O. BUSINESS

With cooler weather, the na-
TONS department store sales for
the week ending Nov. l bounced
up again, hitting 10 per cent
above the same week of 1910
An accordion maker got an al
lowance of $50 pounds of alum
mum, enough to last him many
months, on the plea that music
is necessary to morale Sew
ing machine makers may get
priority on the grounds that
home-sewn garments for sold
iers are morale builders, too 49,.
The Navy Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts owns no roll top
desks, because they are consid-
cred foes of the "do it now" i'm
pulse.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-11-13
How to become
| A SKILLED8
DRIVER -
By RAY W. SHERMAN
Courtesy Of the
FORD GOOD DRIVERS LEAGUE
BRAKES VS.. HORN

bkAhES vs.. hUkN
If all cars stopped IN TIME,
there would be no accidents. 1t is
highly important that you learn not
to ~"outdrive' your eyes. You must
be able to stop in the assured clear
distance ahead. If you can see ahead
only 20 feet-and no more-you
must be able to stop in that 20 feet.
Stopping is important, but what
is even more important is being
READY to stop. Know what your
brakes can do. They vary. When
ever you get into a strange car, test
the brakes first.
Some drivers, instead of prepar-
ing to stop in time, just blow the
horn and hope for good luck. When
two such drivers approach a corner,
there's bound to be a mess. The
skilled driver, when he KNOWS he
must stop, STARTS HIS STOP
PING EARLY.
Q 1871 Ford Motor Co.
The United States has never
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-11-13

A Naval man always salutes
the quarter deck of a ship, as
the symbol of the state.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-11-13
Too Late To Classify

FOR SALE - Alfalfa seed,
Phillip Ruiz at Winchester place
4 mile north of Hardin. 46-2*
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Out Of q picturesque
post ero OF the SEQ soils
the old square -rieeer,
Joseph Conrod. There
ore few Of her kind left
ond none of the old
timers hos crowned its
soiIing doys with such O
proud ond importont Job
os the Conrod hos now.
She is operotin9 os O
troinine ship for the
United Stotes Moritime
Troinine Academy OF St.
Petersburg, Fla. Up her
rope ladders lot right
90 student seomen Of the
ooodemy on q ironing
cruise in the Gulf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
National Hockey

The Boston Bruins extended
Their unbssten streak - eight
games and climbed to within four
points Of second place in the Ma
tional Hockey league with a IS
victory over the Montreal Cana
diens last night.
Boston trsiled. So. WITH less
than four minutes Of the second
period remaining but tied the
score before the session ended
and put ovr two winning TALES
IN the final period.
Chiesgo's Black Hawks snapped
the Detroit Red Wings unde-
feated string at nine games with
a 2-l decision. their first over the
Wings this season A crowd Of
1885 set new attendance rec
ord. the previous standard hav-
ing been posted on April 10. 1888
when 1895 watched the Hawks
battle the Toronto Maple Leafs
here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Hitting the Old Head Pin

A group composed of about a
dozen couples last night enjoyed
the warmup session Of the sociable
mixed doubles league which gets
under way at the Hi-Way alleys
next Sunday night.
Al a meeting Of the group Law
renee Furseth was selected to
serve as secretary and Florence
Hclsie was elected president A
schedule Of 10 weeks is planned.
Prizes will be distributed at
party and dinner for which plans
are already in progress.
A committee composed OF Mrs
Heisig, Furseth. Bill Horn and
Mabel and Royce McHenry was
appointed to draw up rules and
prize list.
The star team OF all leagues
bowling ri the Coliseum Alleys
last week was the Harpers Con-
fectionery of the Century loop. The
five men who did so well and their
scores are:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Isekite Mems Whut He Soys i.

Lefty Isekte has made up his mind will report
Dallas of the Texas league come this spring
The former Tacoma Tiger and Tacoma Seattle Ship
building plant employe, called this the phone to
make clear his status
by Tiger. part
things But reporting Dallas
into voluntary retirement
. corkins shpyards be
Maybe ssmpro league club Do forget
I'm not -.
NAT emphatic statement almost bank
Spring and it, lure ball players
he'll be might
q springs Spring after all
Listen -.
DILL NERO the Tiger ticket in The Times city
- population guessing contest Runner-up Elmer Mag
nuson Bills brother Neither the others guess
owned the Tacoma Tgerk Bobs punching Of referee
the other night surprise to Tacomans who know him.
The colorful veteran revealed ambke temper here
Marry Johnson doing everything to
blanket spirit the valley
Sumner Man Of the Year In sports Jan IA
Perry Summarized pos
Specimens pioneers
lands when big game and bird life was unlimited
1he Cams and Painters sponsor City league
teams this crcui, officials
yard plant might 20 for berth
Some They grocer
Especially mine You should grins
Rick Johnson Chan Lngemsn planning
The nations best pistol shot according ratings
ming Detroit police officer Three
consistency, folks
The AU suspended VS. Yves, Shrine
Naughty naughty upon
says Secretary Dan J. Ferrie- Which inconsistency
Free archery be given those
interested At the Tacoma Archey clubs
night between and All welcome :.
Dave Carlson New Haven Conn rife champ
Ernie Ayers has been hansou days and
lAsu-..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Pro Cridders Aid
British und Drive
SAN FRANCISCo-Five

SAN FRANCISCO-Fi mem
bers of the New York Giants. pro-
fessional football team. will be be
hind the wheels OF five British
American ambulance corps ambu-
lAnces when the cavalcade leaves
San Francisco Wednesday on a
cross-country campaign for funds
for medical and surgical supplies
for Great Britain.
The ambulances will be piloted
by John McLaughry. Eddie Miller.
Doug oldersham. Ken Lunday and
Jim Poole. Each will take a
separate route. and in all. 500
citiec will be visited and 80. 900
miles covered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Park Basketball

Park Basketball league games
for Monday night. Senior league
BsIls-Tnins Kym.: :. knapp .
Business college vs.. Messiah Lu-
theran 8 Valley Paint CO. vs.
Frs, Congregational. 3 Keator
chapter DeMolsy -. jefferson
Playfisld
Junior 3 league. Flrst Congrsga-
tionAl church :. Troop 80. Boy
Scout. " Tacoma Ice company:
S. Christ Church vs.. South 4sth
and Yakima club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Lighi-Heavies
Battle Tonight

CLEVELAND - Melio Bettir.
Of Beacon, y. Y, meets Anton
Christoforidis for the National
Boxing association light-heavy-
weight championship tonight and
betting odds Of 6-5 that favored
Bettina were expected to drop TO
even money at the ringside. =
Fight followers regarded
the l5-round bout. sanctioned
by the MIA which has de-
clared IL no longer recognizes
Billy Conn as champion. as
pitfing the rugged strength Of
the Italian southpaw against
the speed Of the Greek boxer.
Promoter Mike Jacobs injected
a tremendous charge Of public
interest IN the match when he
called It a "phonev title fight"
and exchanged threats of law
suits with Cleveland promoters
Bob Brickman and Bon Goetz. A
crowd Of 10000 is expected 10
send the gate over $50 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Whitman Relies
On Frosh Stars

WHITMAN COLLEGE. Nalla
Nslla- SpecisD - Showing their
best form Of the season in their
Gonzaga series this week. Whit
mans Missionaries wound up their
pre-Northwest conference schedule
and prepared 10 meet College OF
Puget Sound in Tacoma Monday
and Tuesday nights. Whitman
cracked six-game losing streAk
by defeating the Gonzaga Int
1854 in thriller Thursday
Captain Bob Roberts,
forward. leads a quintet
turning lettermen for "
man this season. although
Coach Ainslie in recent som-
bats has been relying on many
frosh starr.
Roberts and Harlan Somerville
will probably open at forwards,
Ken HUSKY, Hoquiam teammate
OF Norm Walker. will be at center.
and Frosh Al kretohmar and Ray
oDell will open at guards. With
only HUSKY over the six-foot mark,
the Missions rely mainly on speed.
Bill Williams, a frosh center. NAV
see considerable service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Whitman Faces
1910 Champs
Puget Sound Five
To Defend Crown

With q record a. i've WI, IN
sever practice games College a
Puget Sound Loggers open defense
81 ne Northwest conference
basketball title tonight when they
meet the Whitman Missionaries N
the first Of two-game ~cries on
the Lumberjack NAPLES
A victory over St Martins
Rangers climaxed the Logger
practice season last Friday
night and put the &. r. :.
eagers In a winning frame Of
mind.
Coach Stuart Parks expects 20
start his regular lineup OF Norm
Walker at center. jim Van Camp
and Tom Cross AZ forwards Don
Brown and George Mitchell at
guards
The game will start at sp m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Washington Skier
Wins In Oregon

TIMBERLINE LODGE. Ore. -
PM Olson Of Seattle. former Uni
versity of Washington ski team
member. captured the men,.
amateur honors in the annual
I1moerline Lodge slalom race yes
terday in the new ski bowl with
runs Of SIP seconds and 500.
Olaf Rodegsrd Portland F. I s.
amateur. made the best time in
the mems open field when he COW
cred the steep course in 45.2 Dick
Lewis. Underdahl trophy winner.
made the best time in the junic<s
class Of ass. Maryanne Hill Of
Portland won the women's event
in 500 and $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Wrist Watches for
Stanford Cridmen
STANFORD

Cal.-Forty-seyen members OF the
Stanford University football squad
will receive wrist watches from
the board Of athletic control for
participation in the Rose Bowl
game. IT was announced today.
The board voted $500 10 buy
the watches for the squad mem
bers and football managers at q
meeting last night II also ap-
propriated $4,000 to repair ath-
letic equipment, including the sta
dunn. and restored pay cuts total
ing $4,000 annually to several en-
ployes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

10 Sox are always one Of the hard
Nobody ever expects much out Of
Ise in store when the payoff comes
tanned in trade with the Yanks;
Darlo Lodigiani, obtained in a trade
with the Athletics. and Jimmy
Webb, who played "a games there
in 1940. The three leftovers are
likely to be retained as utility in
fielders.
The rest of the infield will
be the same, with Joe huhel at
first; Luke Appling, picked a.
the all-American shortstop on
the sporting News team, and
Bob Kennedy. last wears 49,
year-old rookie sensation. at
third. Kennedy is likely to
blossom into a fine third base
man.
The outfield will be Moose Sol
tiers in left. Mike kreevich in CEN
ter. and Taft Wright in right. with
Larry Rosenthal the No. l reserve.
Dave Short, who hit POI. and
Thurman Tucker. Who hit .257.
both from Oklahoma City. will bat
tie for the other utility post.
HURLERs CaGFY
Like the rest OF the White Sox.
the pitching staff isn't impressive
on paper But they have a group
OF cagey veterans who know what
pitching is all about and are tough
to beat. This group includes Ted
Lyons, who is still rolling along at
40; John Rlgney. who recently
married Miss Comiskey. the clubs
treasurer; Thornton Lee and Edgar
Smith, lefties; Bill Dietrich, Clint
Brown and Pete Appleton.
Most promising of the new
group are Jack Hallett, who
beat the Athletics last Sep
TENDER. 81. on eight hits after
winning l2 and losing 81 at
Shreveport; OrNal grove, Who
won 10 and lost nine at Okla
homa CITY: Oryille Jorgens.
who won two and lost four at
San Francisco: Joe HAYNES,
bought conditionally from
Washington. and Bob Neiiand.
from IT. Paul. Most OF the
other pitchers are from Jones'
boro and aWterloo and are too
green.
The catching Is top-notch. with
Mike fresh. the No. man. and
Turner. bright rookie last sea-
son. the second string receiver.
George Dickey brother ~ Bill Of
the Ysnks, Will hold down the
Job. He hit 315 for
Oklahoma City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
PORTLAND L WINS

MOUNT ANGEL Port
land University tooay had two
victories in its four-same series
with Mount Angel college for the
Catholic college basketball cham
pionship or Oregon.
The Pilots won Yesterday So
as with TED Wall leading the
attack by scoring Is points. Fried
hoff of Portland and Borney and
O'Halloren Of Mount Angel Tailed
u each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

all the leagues bowling at the Coli
scum was White Of Wakefield Mo
tors team and OF sportsmen 8
league
White rolled the high single
game when he captured the near
237. Carl Miller was high for three
game series and turned in SIS for
Mayflower Cafe Of the Century
league. Carls games were: III.
POI. 20s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
NOT MANY CHANGES

There won't be many changes in
the White Sox. Definite improve
ment is likely at second base,
where they We're pstchy last sea-
son because Of Jackie Hayes eve
trouble and Eric McNairs tempo
rary retirement. Four men will
hattie for the second base job-Don
Holloway, who hit .2s1 for Okla
homa City; Bill Knickerbocker. OBJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
French Family
Stars on Skis
Stonds Out in Bic
Ski Bowl Event

Brother and sister walked Of
with top honors in the second
annual giant slslom races at sno-
quslnie Ski Bowl yesterday.
Boyd French Jr. Of Port
land captured the mems mile
slslom in 2:55, followed four
seconds later by Matt Broze
and Randall thinner Of Sc
attic Ski club In second and
third place. respectively.
In the womens half-mile race,
Laurie French. Boyds sister. was
first with 1888.
Second place went TO Shirley
Mcdonald. Tacoma. Washington
Ski club, 2:12l. and third to Alma
Hansen. Cascade Ski club, 2:2s4.
Both winners competed for the
Cascade Ski club Snow condi-
tons were good with % inches
reported.
More than 5000 persons
jammed into the ski specials
on the Milwaukee. They repre-
sented the biggest weekend
crowd In history of the popu-
lar resort.
And from every lip there came
praise for the French family
skiers Besides BOYD and Laurie
Of the Trenches there are Daddy
BOYD French, sr., and Don French.
a top performer as junior.
Daddy French is a capable veteran
Of the Oregon SHOWS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
ON THE LAM
lit rYrfo- AFCrNHrr

IN when the bow and played major part
in mans life, there guy named Billy Tell who shot a
saucy bow
Our teachers used TO give school books that explained
how Billy the crack shot of his day. sent arrow through
n apple top Of his sons head
And BY display craftsmanship saved his neck
children the always have
Billy Tel the outstanding bowman Of all time supean Of
the archery business
The thought or OF shooting Billy Tel
legendary skill left ndelbe
minds
nd s a a. goes
But II Billy shot could
back a bowan somewhere
with tho modern srchers gals in
eluded
Joins Tocomd Activities -.
Which brings TO this day of 1941 and Billie Carter
of the worlds master arrow shooters
Billie, former womens national champion, Northwest
and state champion times and still the boss OF her
the state at this writing, is Tacoma resident
become associated with the Tacoma Archery club
Her employed and moved the Carter address
And now 10 Billy Of Billie.
Of today
today undoubtedly would outshoot old
extent that Billy the would hand his
bow to the judge and
have nothing TO live for My
ability Dead great Now find II
30 far of me i m I give up keeps
better rewrte
dealing with his Workmanship and make
. gal Billie modern. the heroine
Anyway will be glad to know that Billie Carter
Her preseno. here impulse grow
ing archery hereabouts
Johns the boy
Dorothy Axe Northwest girls champion of 1889 and 1910
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Cub Scouts Something Worthwhile :.

The l0yearold compelled his sire 10 attend Cub Scout
meeting the other night
And found something really worth while
These Cubles Boy Scouts In the making learning
unlimited good things which tend 10 make finer young
manhood and ctzenry 49,.
Cubs from to IL mighty fine nnu
character emphasize patriotism
being everywhere where the
work 10
old neiehbor thrill those
youngsters
and pledged their allegiance to the old flag
better understanding Americans
don't number OF Cubs and Scouts
country
do even
Parents should eligible participate this
an-mportant
And daughters through Girl
tons developers Of qualities q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

II you're not using IL. sell il with
q Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
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est clubs in the ma jors 10 dope.
them but they usually have a surp
The 1871 outfit runs true 10
form. 1t doesn't look too impress
sive on paper. With the material
At hand II seems doubtful that the
White Sox can equal their 1910 rec
ord when they won 50 games. lost
70 and tied with the Red Sox for
fourth place However. Jimmy
Dykes has way with him with
castoffs, misfits and pitchers I'M
able 10 win elsewhere
Dykes success with pitchers
may he due TO the fact that
the White Sox have one of the
best handlers OF pitchers in the
business working quietly and
tirelessly In the background.
His name Is Muddy Ruel, and
II a pitcher hae any talent he
IL likely to bring IL out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

Last season only the Indians had
better pitching than the White Sex,
R great tribute TO Dykes and Ruel.
The entire Chicago staff had an
earned-run average OF 3.74.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
White Sox Remain Hard Club
To Dope in l94l Title Race
Outfit Comes Through With Surprises
When the Poyoff Comes in American

NEW YoRKThs Chicago ALWAYS of the hare
est clubs IN the majors Nobody expects much out
them but they usually have payoff
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

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