Garden City Telegram from Garden City, Kansas • Page 13

Fourtotn 0 Garden City Telegram Thursday, December 5, 1957 RATES any 40t FOR your Fuller Brush products, phone 6702. 19-tf SMALL two room house. Furnished or unfurnished. 109 S. 13th.

1956 CUSHMAN Black Eagle scooter. Excellent condition. George Tate, 3343. TOt WANT-ADS Bock in Garden City 2nd to 21st during December Dr. George Curry Office At 603 N.

10th Rent Phone 4772. 19-3t 53 MODEL, 39 foot Palace house trailer for sale. Call 3717. 7-tf ONE furnished apartment, bills paid. One partly furnished apartment.

Dial 4205. 19-tf GROUND floor three room furnished apartment. Clean and warm. Private. Utilities paid.

Dial 5185, 20-tf tf Garden OtV Residents If Your Telogrdm Doesn't Arrive By 6:00 p.m. Weekdays 3:30 p.m. Saturdays PttoMCalt 3232 For Your Patwr WOMEN'S white shoe skates for sale. Size 7. Excellent condition, $12.50.

Call 5130 after 1:30 JUS ANONYMOUS Ittettal tvety Gartwidalf Becfftatloo hall. p.o: Auction 'Thursday night, December 5th, will be a Special sale of, jaew -Christmas WEB of all kinds. Sale starts at One-half mile' west', of Five TOP SOIL DIRT, tor yards. For delivery, dial 3771 Smith Sand A 180-tf Res. Phone 4252 20-20t MODERN trailer home.

All bills paid. Inquire Wheatlands Motel. 20-3t SLEEPING room for rent. 513 N. 8th.

Phone 5340. TWO bedroom apartment. Unfur Accessories FOR SALE or trade. Equity in 1956, 42' Geer trailer home, two bedroom Phone den City. 6117, Gar- 17-6t-pd FORD IVi ton truck with grain box.

Good tires. Runs good. $250. See at Burtis truck lot. 19-St LESALS nished.

Phone 5583. 21-4t THREE room furnished, apartment. Utilities paid. Washing facilities; TV antenna. Inquire at 2002 St.

John, Apt. 1. 21-tf p.m. 19-3t ALMOST new IBM timing machine for sale. Priced to sell.

Patterson Jewelry, phone 3501, 19-tf ONCE over lightly with a damp cloth keeps Glaxo asphalt tile shinging brightly. No waxing. Fankhauser Drug. 20-3t LET us clean dirt out of your rain gutters. Call Andy's Workshop, 4259.

21-lt GLAMOROUS, gleaming, glorious colors return to sweaters washed in Knit Lure Dissolves quickly. Fa'nkhauser Drug. 21-lt 2 WHEEL trailer for sale, Steel frame. Call 6279. 21-3t-pd REWARD! Pair of rimless frame tinted bifocal glasses lost.

Call 4816 or 3232. 2i-3t Services MOVING Long Dlrtance, call an experienced and reliable mover. Phone 3989, Lee Dillon Moving Service. 173-tf Land, Ranches WHEAT, milo stubble and alfalfa pasture for rent. Call 5837.

19-3t GOOD half, section, northwest Finney, -for sale. Adjacent to irrigation, producing gas well. AU minerals go. D.A. Knox, 113 E.

Laurel, phone 3612. 21-6t Machinery TWO 1000 barrel galvanized bolted steel tanks good shape storage. $95u each. 7" and 8-5-8" water well casing. G.

Ray Biackwell, Oklahoma. 17-6t (Published in The Garden City Telegram on the 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th days of December, 1957) RESOLUTION NO. 285 A RESOLUTION DECLARING IT NECESSARY TO CURB, GUTTER, PAVE AND OTHERWISE IMPROVE MAIN STREET FROM EMERSON STREET TO MARY STREET, GAR- dEN CITY, KANSAS. BE IT RESOLVED by the Governing Body of the City of Garden City, Kansas: That It Is necessary to curb, gutter; pave and otherwise Improve Main Street from Emerson Street to Mary Street, Garden City, Kansas. If the resident owners of more than one-half of the property liable to taxation for the above named Improvements shall not, within twenty (20) days from the date of the laat publication of this, notice, to-wlt: December 7, 1957 file with the City Clerk of said city their protest against such Improvements as provided by Section 12-602, General of Kansas, 1949.

the Governing Body shall cause such work to be done, improvements to be made, and to contract therefor and to levy taxes for the payment of the same as provided-by law. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 27th day of November, 1957. G. E. MILLER Mayor ATTEST: Chas.

R. Peebles City Clerk THEATtl tAILT eOMPtlMlNTAlY near Mr. 1 Mrs. M. Snydvr THI TAIL SYtANOM WILL do baby, sitting day or night in my Phone 4644.

21-21 Wanted Waitresses, in Jade Cafe. Apply 18-tf FEED-SALESMEN you look better 'feeds to sell which repeat and keep your customers accept full and part'time dealers above average commission. Or. Mac- Vitahized Feed Inc Fort'Dodge, Iowa. 20-lt SPECIALS RESPONSIBLE, bondable adult for local distributorship of large Metropolitan.

Newspaper. For interview write Box V-299 Garden City FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 carte Breodcd Perch, 1 frepch fries butter coffee 65c FOR SALE Hume-Fry Continuous Flow GRAIN DRYER Nearly New Contact George Lowen Ph. Edgewater 5-2M5 IngaUs 20-4t FOR SALE 1957 Behlen 500 grain dryer; Reasonable. Stanley Arnold, 21-3t NATIONAL concern has opening 'for, man with knowledge of machinery or farm man-age 30 or-older, prefer- redr Must have 'late model car. References Full school- given.

Sales experientee': advantageous' but snot (Commissions, drawing account" when For personal-'interview with, our Local Division 'Manager, write, stating qualifications, and phone number to Preston, Dept. 14-BWD, Box 1341, Dallas, Tex. 21-3t-pd SINGLE middle age woman for maid work in motel. Must live in. Phone 9959.

21-3t FOR SALE GRAIN DRYER VHabco.400, 1957 Model CONTACT SMItH- Ph. Victor 63541 Montezuima (Published in I'he Garden City Tele-. gram on the 2nd. 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th days of December, 1967) RESOLUTION NO. 284 A RESOLUTION DECLARING IT NECESSARY.

TO CURB, GUTTER, PAVEtAND OTHERWISE IMPROVE BANCROFT STREET FROM KANSAS AVENUE TO JONES AVENUE, GARDEN CITY, KANSAS. BE IT RESOLVED by the Governing Body of the City of Garden City, Kansas: That It Is necessary to curb, gutter, pave and otherwise improve Bancroft Street from Kansas Avenue to Jonee Avenue, Garden City, Kansas. If the resident owners of more than one-half of the property liable to taxation for the above named improve- menta shall not, within twenty, (20) days from the date of the last, publication of this to-wit: December 7, 1957 file with the City Clerk of said city their, protest against such, improvements as provided by Section 12-602, General Statutes of Kansas, 1949, the Governing Body shall cause such work 1 to be done. Improvements to be mode, and to contract' therefor and to levy taxes for the payment of the as provided by law. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 27th day November, 1957.

E. MILLER Bad Drivers Are Target Of Atew Law TOPEEA new "financial responsibility" law becomes effec live Jan. 1 with an expressed leg' islative 'aim of, eliminating "the reckless and irresponsible driver from the highways." It wilt take away the right to drive and to register a vehicle from drivers who have been in accidents unless they can show ability to pay possible damage claims. This applies to drivers involved in any traffic accident causing death, personal injury or damage in excess of $100 to any person's property. Unless a driver involved in such an accident can show he is carrying sufficient liability or can post other proof of ability to meet claims up to $11,000, his driving license and vehicle'regis' tratiori will automatically be sus pended.

Under old law there was no suspension of driving and vehicle licenses until a driver failed to satisfy a court judgment in a lawsuit, growing out of an accident. A. separate statute which remains in effect requires any driver involved in an accident resulting death, injury or property damage of $50 or more to file a written report, of the accident with the State Motor Vehicle Department within 24 These reports will be reviewed by the department's financial re sponsibility section to determine how much security a driver must post to meet possible damage claims in any given accident. Henry Daniels chief of the financial responsibility section, estimated his staff will have to be more than doubled to handle work imposed under the new law. He said 12 employes have been required for administration of the Chas.

City Clerk (Published in Garden City Telegram Nov. 7, 14, 29, Dec. 5 and 12, 1957) No. -13125 NOTICE William Marion Sears, sentenced 8-14-57 for the crime of 2 Cts 2 Cts GL la Finney County, Kansas, will apply Dec. 19, 1957 for Executive Clemency, to the Governor, at his office in Topeka, Kansas.

William Marlon Sears id foi 7. -213t Pets, Poultry bird dog for sale; South 50 to By-Pass 7 -r mile north. :1 '20-3t-pd Fteds (Published in The Garden City Telegram -Nov. 7, 14, 21 29, Dec. 5 and 12, 1967) No.

7766 NOTICE Frank E. Norman, sentenced 1126-41 for the crime of Robbery- lat Degree in Finney County, Kansas, will apply on Dec. 19, 1967, for Executive Clemency, to the Governor, at hia office in Topeka, Kansas. Frank E. Norman Petitioner vaK menu rkraut vegetable 'butter A coffee 60e Wanted ADDRESSING Christmas cards or advertisements -or any Holiday preparation's.

CaU 4001. 20-lt GflVE a treat by having grains steamrolled at Best Seed Call 6921 for appointments. i2-l3t WILL, buy limited amount of oats or oats and barley-mix. Brookover Feed Yard, phone 6662. 20-3t DEWING and'cooking by the hour rry, Sundoly you rpay find following Qhiclc- on our regular day.

20-lt FARM or ranch, job. Experienced and cattie 1 Box'T-298 Garden City Telegram or phone 3273. 20-3t-pd 'Needs WANT ironings to do in my home yours. XJall 5046. 2l-3t Southern Fried Chicken qkefTChicken dressing home dressing OK Coffee Shop IE Fulton Kansas 1 30-2t $tAJS -SPECIAL' Year mileage, mo- many accessories, paint.

See this before you Call.3543," W-St Our Complete Selection tstate ROOMS the size you would build. 14x24 living room. lOVixll dining room. 11x14 and IQVfexllVfc bedrooms. Ceramic tiled tub and shower.

Beautiful kitchen with birch cabinets. Forced air Gas and 22Q. A quality home. Priced to sell. $77.81 on loan.

Jesse Scott Real Estate. 9-tf ALUMINUM storm doors. Ornamental iron window coverings of For free estimate, call 'Hawley Bros, Phone 7392. 267-tt FINEST insulating aluminum storm windows, doors, awnings. will not? be Estimates, iristaliatioris anywhere, anytime.

Discounts for do it yourself. Wayne Glancy Ill W. Fulton. Phone 7251 office 7187 residence. 270rtf FOR, SALE Large two bed- room home with detached Over 1000 squart feet of ing area.

Carpeted 12x24 liying Reasonably priced at $8400. Atherton-Stallsworth Agency. Phone. 5262. 20-3t (Published In The Garden City Telegram 21, 29, and Dec.

5, 1957) State, of Kansas, Finney County, ss. lu the Probate Court in and for Said County and State. II THH MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANNA S. ROTH, DECEASED. NOTICE OF HEARING 3407 to All Persons Concerned: You are hereby notified that a petition hac filed in said E.

L. Roberts, who. la named as Executor will, date April Si an authenticated copy of-such Will, together with other papers filed with said petition, pray- i fo. the admission to probate ind record authenticated copy of said Will and other 'papers without administration of said estate, in kht State of Kansas, and you are hereby required to file your written thereto on or before the 14th of December, 1967, at ten o'clock A.M. of said day In said court, Cltv of uardon City, In '-said.

County and at which time and place said cause wih be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and-decree-will old law. He estimates a staff of 27 will be required to handle the duties imposed by the-new stat ute. The new law was enacted by the 1957 Legislature. one of the last of the 1957 statutes to take effect.

Stormy Missouri GOP Committeenian Quits ST. LOUIS W. Brom- wioh ended his stormy 18-month wioh has ended Ws stormy 18 month career as' Republican national committeeman Missouri by resigning abruptly. In a telegram to Meade Alcorn, chairman 'of the Republican National Committee, he asked to be relieved immediately. Bromwich was -involved in a number of sharp disputes with other Republican powers in Missouri but he attributed his resignation to pressing business Interests.

"What is past is past," he said. "I am not angry at anyone. There is bitterness on my part. I am just busy with other business." Missouri was the only state outside the South to vote for Stevenson over Eisenhower in 1956. ARTIST IN Is" scrutinizes a detail on a typical example of his precise Customers Visit Indian NEW Round bobbin, full rptary console model sewing machine.

Now only phone Fergersons for free home 'demonstration. 221 W. Chestnut, Dodge City. Phone, HU 2-2881. 19-5t be entered "ff due course upon said E.

L. ROBERTS, Executor, Petitioner r-, HUTCHISON," VANCE; FLEMING, FLEMING VANCE Garde Kansas Attorn'eys for Executor Poker Game MIDNIGHT, Miss, This small in agricultural; "Delta was named, for the hour it was won 1 in 3 poker game. Around the turn of the century, pioneer land owners would take time out: from clearing the land anij over a poker game: b.ne; of land owners bet and lost all''of his" cleared land and the game broke up. The new owner glanced at his watch and announced he would name land UPRIGHT piano Washington. for sale.

311 19-3t DORMEYER-FRYER Almost new. Bargain, $22. Call 3396 or 407 W. Chestnut. 19-3t FOR SALE To estate the late Yincervt Beckett, we offer for' sale an undivided one fourth interest in the NVz'of the NEV4 of section Kearny, county, Kansas.

This is good-irrigated'farm land. Contact the Bank, Garden Kansas, a'drninistrator of th)9 Vincent E. Beckett, deceased, IfrlMg NEW Storkline baby beid with mattress and youth "bed side, $30. Call 4000, TWO bedroom suites, Iwo radio and record players, new portable sewing machines, four new coffee one, four-section glass front bookcase, one knee-hole desk, Also, some new 78 rpm records, 25c each. Many other items.

Dick's Second, Hand Store, 1st and Fulton, Rent RfiNI' Downtuwn offipe upstairs, uitfuf SM. Al Began aV Begip's ew'elry store. 104-tf CABINS (or Ught UQUoekeepjug. Also 2'rooffl apartm'ont Uourt, 5794. UO-tf THREE rooms of furniture, eight piece living room group, double dresser and Sealy mattress; and box springs, five piece dinette $399,95, $20 down.

Largest selection, low prices at Garnand Furniture, free parking in" "-21-lt (Published In The Garden City Telegram Dec. 5, 12 and 19, 1957) State of Kansas, Finney County, ss. In the Probate Court in and for Said County and State In the Matter of the Estate of Frank Lee Courbot, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT NO. 3283 The State of Kansas to all persons concerned; You hereby notified that a petition-has been filed in said court by Grace Lucy Courbot, as executrix un? der the will and of the estate of.

Frank Lee Courbot, deceased, praying for a final settlement of the said estate, for a determination of-the heirs, devisees, and legatees of the decedent, for a decree of assignment of the assets of. the said estate to those entitled thereto, and for. all other proper, relief, you are to file" your written, defenses on or before the 28th day, pt Decem-; ber, 1957, at ten o'clock a.m. of said' day, in said court, Jn the city of Garden in said county state, at which time and place said cause will be heard. Judgment and decree will be entered In due course upon, said 1 GRACE Executrix under the will and.

of the Estate of Frank Lee; Courbot, de- ceas'ed. HUTCHISON, VANCE, FLEMING, FLEMING VANCE Garden, City, Kansas Attorneys for Executrix LIGALS 50 150 in Northeast Corner of Lot. Bight (8), Riverside Subdivision in Section 19. Township -24, South, Range 34 West of the 6th Principal Meridian, Finney County, Kansas; and you are hereby. required tortile your written defenses thereto -on or before the 30th day of December, 1967, at ten o'clock A.M.

of said day, in said court, in the City of Garden City, Finney County, Kansas, at yrhich time and place said cause will be heard. Should you fall therein, and decree will be entered In due course upon said petition. MARY RICHARDSON Administrator of the ee- Of Remo Rlchard- RENO, Nev. iff) West sheriffs hardly ever arrest wooden Indians for being drunk. But it happened to Queet Tsu, a stern-faced Navajo silversmith.

Of'course, Queet TsU, or Smokey Joe as bis friends call him, is a very special wooden Indian who can move his arms, legs and-head. He was created Frank Polk, wood sculptor extraordinary. Smokey Joe was carved lifesize a couple of years ago for Nick Jackson, owner of a silver 'shop here'and a close friend of Polk. Clad in red' shirt and faded Levis, he' is so life-like that customers sometimes talk to him. Holiday Fun before Christmas, Nick decided to have a little fun.

He put a flask in Smokey's hand and propped him against the front of the shop out on the sidewalk. To the huge. enjoyment of those watching inside; a Reno patrolman passed by, spotted-the bottle and reached over to get that 'drunken Indian" out of there. It wasn't until he grasped the wooden shoulder that the policeman discovered it was just a carving. Polk, Smokey Joe's creator, is an ex-cowboy whittler who is being hailed by artists and cowhands alike in this Nevada high country as the "Charley Russell" of Western wood sculptors.

He is a modest guy who bar reached the top despite an eight-year bout with John Barleycorn and many years of wandering. Although, his work, toad sold as high as $850 for a piece in New York and he generally has more work ordered than he can get done, he still takes time out to wonder, now and then, hi a soft-voiced, stutter, if maybe he might not be a better artist if he had studied more and spent less time "whooping it up" around the West in his younger years'. Frank started working with horses and cattle around Prescott, when he war 14 that was 34 years ago. He tried the rodeo circuit and wrangled dudes northern before the bright lights of Hollywood called and he became a movie cowboy. While recovering from an illness in Santa Monica, he met George and commercial artist, ypho got him interested in wood'Jcarving.

Polk showed so mueh; premise that Mitchell urge'd him to work seriously at it. Back in Reno, Frank started curving in earnest, and drinking the same way. didn't get much done for about eight years," he recalled. Then the war broke out and since he was rated 4F, he went back to since the ranchers all were short, of help toslSprinf To Catch Up HOUSTON, Tex. (fl-Senate ority Lyndon Johnson (D- 'ex) said last night the nation as some catching up to do and 'we must go into nigh gear at jnce to produce the weapons that will insure survival." he said, most of us will ive to see space ships.

'Rockets the moon are just over the horizon. Space ships are only a ew years away and most of us will live to see 'them. "The scientists are already serious he day when we will escape the solar system and explore-the universe," Johnson said. He said, "Recent scientific achievements by the Soviet Uflioa lave resulted in grave problems for the United States, that the nation has been outstripped in a field where we thought we were supreme." To prepare for bhe space age, he proposed this program: "First, we must step up the development of the weapons which will assure our survival. "Second, we must revise our methods of teaching and our curricula so that science and technology are no longer ignored.

"Third, we must mobilize our population to face the iapping the now unused reservoirs of talent and ability among people who are retired. "Fourth, we must step up our research "into the physical and biological problems of outer space- perhaps through a space acad- more figures and the prices rui from $350 up. Jackson, who handles some iO the finest Western artwork an whose artisans all are master sU versmiths and master carvers thinks that within a few year Folk's work will be worth ttire or four times its present prices Mi. Day emy. "Fifth, we must either in a new or an existing agency- specific responsibility' for the physical, economic and legal problems of exploring outer space." -Whether Buying Or Selling, Ust Telegram Want Ads! FARM GAS LINES INSTALLED COMPLETE ESTIMATES FREE Can furnish pipe, drips and reaHlatert, SMITH SAND CO.

5560; Night 5776 1 Garden City, Kantoi JEEP TRENCHING, SERVICE FOUNDATIONS. Water and Gac Lhiec Phone: Day 5560 Nlqht 5776 Garden City SMITH SAND CO. Residential Commercial Construction Remodeling FHA loans can be arranged LEE WOOLMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. 1510 St. John Phone 301 4 or 661 CROSSWORD By Eugene Sbeffer i i i i 1 7.

15 19 24- 30 2. Yft 35 3 11 'f 20 6 2fe 31 7 21 6 17 fSJ 18 31 35 14 27 10 1 4 38 tate son, deceased. CALIBAN, HOPKINS CALIHAN Garden CJty, Kansas Attprheya for table chair sets for sate. Linked oak with wrought legs.Hy.O. Ward Furniture.

1000 BUSHEL 'sfceel bin 1 for sale. Very good condition. Dale Borgman, phone 5928, 19-3t-pd ip) GALLON water tank for sale. "Ted Radke, phone 5168. W-5t-pd (RJrst 'published in The Garden City Telegram, 'Dec.

5, 1967,. last BUblished December'19. 1957.) STATE OF KANSAS, FINNET COUNTY, SB THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY AND STATE In the Matter. of the Eatate REMO Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING No.

3267 THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that ft petition has been tiled' in said court by Mary administrator of the estate of Remo Richardson, der ceased, praying for an order for the sale of the following described real estate belonging to said estate, for the purpose of paying the debts of jald estate and expense of Lot Three (3) Block Six (6 )Holmea First Addition, Garden City. sao, (Washington Street), and Tract (First The Garden City Dec. 5th, 1967, last I9th. 1957.) STATE OF KANSAS, FINNBY COUNTY, 'SS: IN THE OF SAID COUNTY A1JD STATE In the Matter of the Batata of LLOYD M. FINN, Deceased.

NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITION 'FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed, in said court by. Rae Miles Finn, the will of Lloyd M. Finn. Deceased, praying for final settlement of said estate, approval of her acts, 'proceedings accounts aa executor, allowance for attorneys- fees, and expenses; 'and also praying that the court determine the -heirs, devisees and legatees titled to the 'estate and the proportion or part thereof -to which each- la entitled and distribute and assign the -In with the will of Lloyd M. Finn, deceased; and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 30 day of December, 1857, ten o'clock A.M., on said day, 1 in said court, to Sthe City of City, at which'time and place said cause will be heard.

Should you fail' therein, judgment and decree will be entered In due course upon petition. RAE MILES FINN, Petitioner CALIHAN. GREEN, HOPKINS CALIHAN Garden City, Kansas Attorneys for Petitioner and "I thought I do what could." After the war, Polk returned to his carving without drinking. He had made a number of wealthy who "believed in his ability says they "bought enough stuff to see me through" the tough -smarting period. Most of the carvings wibich ear- 49 32.

55 Si-raw SAN DIEGO, Calif. UB Principal C. Russell Heinzie of Horace Mann School said Judy Hotten- steinls-pink hair, along with, pink dress, beyond the teenage fads te was conditioned to accept. He jent 47, honxe until" her" hair was restored to normal Bonus 41. small point 42.

note of the scale 44. happening' 45. of current interest 47. enemy 48. means of departure 30.

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bone of the forearm 3. trap 4. caretakers 5. simply 6. material containing metal 7.

a double, in Egyptian religion S.manis name 9. shift suddenly (naut.) who stopped at Painted Canyoii, a Badlands scenic spot, not'only took a loojs, but a $75o telescope as welli Bpy Noyes, owner of the im, M-ted, instnptent, said tihe thief used a hacksaw to sever it from its base in wall, fc HORIZONTAL 38. I.Chinese in value vessel 5.jest 9. triangular sail 12. on the sheltered side Russian mountains i4.girl'B name 15.

feeling deeply 17: Biblical tower 18. note of the scale 20. cooking iitensil 21. bipakfatt food 22. moist 23.

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NewEng. land HBHEIIB Answer to yesterday's puzzle. 27. Miss Martin 28. piece out 29.

beverage 32. a cocktail 34. tie 36. homo 'sapiens 37. dandy 38.

skillful. 39. cry of HHEJGEH i Yesterday's Cryptoqulp! NEW HI-FI FINDS HIS RADIO TONE DISCORDANT..