Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 26

Legal Advertisement NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE A COUKT OF BANNOCK COUNTY. STATE OF IDIIAO. i IN THE MATTER of the Estate of ELMER McKEE. Dereas NOTICE IS I by the undersigned. A M.

FENNELL. A i i a i of the Eslnte of Elmer H. McKce, in the. creditors a all jicrsim? Lav in claims against said (Jucoasrtl to ex" Jifbit ihem i Hie noccsiaiv vouchers, i i moulds ttio i pub II call on ot this notice, to Mabel M. said Art minis Ira- trlx.

al Ihc law i oi Jones Pomeroy Jones, in the Centra! i i in the City of Pocaiello Idaho, which i ihe undersigned selects as tier place of business in all milters i p.ild estate DATED Ihls d.iy of Orloher 1958. A M. A i a i i Estate of Elmer R. Deceased Jones, Pomeroy Jnnos, A for A i i a i Potatello, Idnho Oct. 23, 30.

Nov. 5, 13, 3053. DON'S ARCTIC CIRCLE I SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR DELICIOUS MENU TACO'S HOT CHOCOLATE PLUS ALL YOUR OTHER FOOD FAVORITES Make This Your ONE-STOP Eating Place ARCTIC YELLOWSTONE AVE. Just North of the Ball Park THE FINEST AND FASTEST SERVICE IN IDAHO 28-IDAHO STATE JOURNAL Thursday, November 6, 1958 Butte Keeps Incumbents ARCO Butle County voters gave Republican and Democratic officeholders a vole of confidence Tuesday. Unopposed county offices wtra those of clerk of the district court, Ruby B.

Gamelt, Rcpublicsn, receiving Sheriff Ben Johnson, Democrat, Probate Judge Paul Crane, Republican, Prosecuting Attorney Haltley P. Kesler, Democrat, Coutity Assessor Harold R. Andersen, Democrat, county coroner S. Marvel, Republican, 070 and Justice of Ihe Peace, Moore precinct, Lawrence W. Bowden, Republican, 249.

For state offices, Butle County countered the Republican governor trend of the state, by giving A. M. Derr, Democrat, 949, to 5S8 for the Republican incumbent Rob ert E. Smylie. Democrat Tim Brennan, received 956 to Republican Rep.

Hamer H. Budge's 565 For lieutenant governor, W. Drevlow, Democrat, received 928, to SG6 for J. Berkeley Larsen, Republican. For secretary of state, Democrat Arnold Williams overwhelmed Republican James H.

Young, 1,001 to 485. Democrat Joe R. Williams topped Republican Rulon Swcnsen, for slate auditor, 978 to 493, while Ruth G. Moon, Democratic State Treasurer, snowed under Republican J. D.

Price, 1,001 to 389. Frank L. Benson, Democrat, won the post of attorney general over Republican Charles R. Donaldson, 098 to 462. For State Superintendent of Public Instruction, it was D.

F. Hngelking, Democrat, 867, over Andrew H. Johnson, Republican, 576. For inspector of mines, Democrat George H. Fletcher received 909 over Republican 0.

T. Hansen, 516. Purdue to Leave Hula Girl Behind LAFAYETTE, (UP1) It was a sad day at Ohio State University today. Adelaide Jeanne Darling, Purdue University's "golden girl" lias been lopppd off Ihe traveling squad, for Saturday's Purdue-Buckeye gome at Ohio State. Al Wright, director of the Purdue band, said Monday Adelaide can't jo with the 41-me band, simply because she is a girl.

Wright insisted he wasn't cutting Adelaide because her hula dance has kept the men warm in half-time programs, nor because her wiggles have left her femole audience largely cold. "We only take the full band of 275 players on two away-from- home games a season," Wright said. "We take the pep band on two other trips, but we never take women along on the pep band trips." VITAL STATISTICS DUNN, N.C. (UPI) -Three children were born to J. McLamb Tuesday, but the young ones are not related.

Mrs. James L. McLamb and Mrs. J. gave birth to boys and Mrs.

Junior McLamb had a girl. "We bought more than a price tag" The advice of expert counsellors, the installation "know-how" of trained technicians, the reputation of both the store and B1GELOW, and the savings resulting from honest prices that's what this family got when they bought a BlCJGlOW carpet al EASY TERMS From iq. yd. to AJt.7tq.yi. THE STORE OF QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS GOP Cheers Win By Rockefeller; He Dances Jig ALBANY, N.Y.

(UPI)-Republican Nelson A. Rockefeller won New York's battle of the millionaires with more than half a million votes to spare today, unseating Democratic Gov. Averell Harrimon. Rockefeller's stunning personal victory, in his first try for public office and in contrast to a Democratic tide across Ihe nation, pushed him to the forefront of GOP presidential possibilities for 1960. Elected with Rockefeller, by a much smaller margin, was a new Republican U.S.

senator, Rep. Kenneth.B. Keating of Rochester, who will replace retiring I i Ives. Will, only ft few scattered districts slill unac- cquntcd for, the vote was Rockefeller 3.102,211; Harriman, Kealing lopped Hogan by a vote of 2,815,506 to 2,703,727 wilh only a few'dislricts still unreporlecl. The only consolation for Democrats in New York appeared to b.e the election of two congressmen in upstate districts formerly held by Republicans and the still-unde- citled race for slate controller in which Harriman's running mate, incumbent Controller Arthur Levitt, was leading-after all other top spots had been conceded to Republicans.

The 50 year old Rockefeller danced a jig in his campaign headquarters shortly after Hnrri- man conceded defeat at 10:45 p.m. Then he told newsmen that talks about 1960 "has absolutely no meaning at all" and "I really am not interested." He said Vice President Richard M. Nixon, considered a shoo-in for Ihe 19GO nomination had Rockefeller lost Tuesday's election, telephoned congratulations Washington. "He was delighted," Rockefeller reported. "He said it was the brightest spot on the Rockefeller laughed.

His listeners laughed, then he continued, "the national scene for the Republican Party." Rockefeller cut heavily into the normally large Democratic ma. jority in New York City, trailing Harriman by only about 200,000 voles, Harriman got about 57 per cent of Ihe city vote, well short of the margin needed by most Democrats to overcome upstate Republican votes. Keating ran far behind his Democratic opponent, New York County Dist. Ally. Frank's.

Hogan, in the city and won election by a margin of a little more than 100,000 votes. Rockefeller's victory bore similarities to Harriman's own election four years ago. Neither man previously had run for elective office. Both had inherited large fortunes, proved their osvn business ability in family enterprises and served in appointive posts in the federal government. SAFETY RECORD IMPROVES SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) California chalked up a 5.8 per cent reduction ii.

ihe number of traffic fatalities during the first seven months of 1958, when accidents killed 1,895 persons In Ihe slate. JUST A BIT HUNGRY LONDON (UPI) -A 2-year-old chimpanzee escaped from a pet shop and before she was captured swallowed 150 liver pills, a bottle of blood tonic and half a bottle ol elher. Her owner said she was alive --and doing very well. Journal Classified Ads Get Results BAZAAR EAGLES HALL SATURDAY, NOV. glh luncheon 11:30 a.

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