Rapid City Journal from Rapid City, South Dakota • 9

PAGE it THE RAPID CITY DAILY JOURNAL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1938. II 1 i i .1 I I IU I I- II. I i i I ITIVAM'IAI I i i i i i i i i 1 FORMER SCREEN STAR FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia THREE JUDGES TO HEAR CASE 13 sr ma uaviei. we. t.

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Three days 60 per word. S'X day 9o per word. Month run 26o per word. 50 per cent off for cash The above rates pply to advertisers living In Western South Dakota. People living -sutaide this territory will be charjred 2o per word per day net, cash with order.

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The Journal reserves the right to edit and classify all copy. "That's what the living room clock says, too. Your stomach must be fast." Official Proceedings of the Board of City Commissioners lT" asktaH 33 53 46 Lr Mil 54 ri55 Hi 1 HORIZONTAL 1 A former popular. picture star. 12 Man.

13 Hangman's knot. 14 Vigilant. 18 Bay windows. 17 Cowslip. 19 Crazy.

20 To turn coarse, 21 Playthings. 22 To cut off. 25 Goddess of dawn. 26 Antiquity. 29 Fish.

30 Inner courtyard. 31 Fiber knots. 32 Men who commit treason. 35 Tumultuous disturbance. 39 Coffee pots.

40 Health spring. 43 Frozen dessert. 45 Immovable. Answer to 47 Deferred sale. 49 Gibbon.

80 Frolic. 52 Pitcher part, 53 Frenzy. 55 Existed. 58 She specialized fa 57 She success late in life. VERTICAL 1 Delay.

2.1n the middle. Complete Spearfish Hatchery Pipeline Spearfish, Nov. 26 Completion of a new pipeline to improve the supply of water for the auxiliary hatchery building of the federal hatchery here, was announced this week. The pipeline replaces an under ground wood flume which was laid when the hatchery was constructed. It is expected to prove much more satisfactory, since It will carry a larger flow of water Into the hatchery and eliminate leaks which impaired the efficiency of the orig inal line.

The new line Js 736 feet long. It required a carload of eight and ten inch wood pipe for construction. The upper 300 feet la laid with ten-inch pipe In order to Increase the flow. The work was part of a WPA project of Improvements at the hatchery. A.

E. Anthony was In charge of the construction crew. Rush Construction Of Spearfish Hall Spearfish, Nov. 26 A crew of 40 men are rapidly putting the final stones on the walls of the new WPA constructed city hall. Foreman Andrew I.

Payne said roofing finish would probably be laid shortly after the first of December. As soon as windows are put in, the structure will be completely enclosed and interior finishing will be begun. The $45,000 structure is built of red native sandstone and native limestone. The huge building will house all offices for city officials. Cell blocks for prisoners are Installed.

The fire-fighting ap- SIDE GLANCES i2 -4s 1 kVl- 31. i 32 T3b 3T 371 40" rUl 44 52 "15? I I HA 7 a in Previous Puzzle 15 was her outstanding characteristic. 18 Ridge. 20 Dove's cry. 21 Wigwam.

23 Poem. 24 Energy. 28 Headgear. 27 Indian." 28 To ventilate. 30 Half quarts.

33 Heading in -red letters. 34 Common verb, 38 Distinctive theory. .37 Exclamation of surprise. 38 Tissue, 41 Timber. 42 Astringent, 44 Genus of frogs, 45 Slovak.

48 Otherwise. of. 3 Fish eggs. 4 Being. 5 To fare.

6 Line. 1 Electrical unit. Indian native soldiers. j9 Beasts' .48 To become 10 Embryo birds, old, 11 Drama part. 51 Reverence.

12 She 53 Form of "me; 54 Sound of pleasure. emphasized her i paratus will also be housed in the building. The structure, located at the north end of Main street across from the postoffice, has a 60-foot front. The length of the building Is 53 feet. Rough roofing and flooring have been completely constructed.

Walls on the inside are lathed and ready for plaster. Plan New English Set-Up At Spearfish Spearfish, Nov. 26 A program of decentralization and distribution of English composition throughout all the departments of the school will begin at Spearfish high school at the beginning of the third six weeks' period, Nov. 28. Superintendent of Schools J.

Howard Kramer said each of the instructors in the science, history, mathematics, economics and other departments would co-ordinate the teaching of composition with their regular instruction. A comprehensive English test was given to all pupils in grades to 12. A similar test will be given at the end of 12 or 18 weeks to determine whether the program has had any effect on the pupils in im proving their composition. Francis Repass is the chairman of the committee in charge of the program. Other members are June Walker, Karl Snyder, Winifred Andrews and Bernice Lown.

The prickly pear, known also as the Indian fig, is neither a pear nor fig, but a cactus. An hour formerly was one-twelfth of the time between sunset and sunrise, and one-twelfth of the time between sunrise and sunset; hence, it was of different lengths different seasons. By George Clark OFFICE FURNITURE FIXTURES The National Cash Register Co. Cash and Charge Registers Credit Files Sales Books Statement Books. Supplies, Servloa W.

P. LeNOlR. SALES AGENT SOU St Joe, Rapid City. Phone 1223 Business Equipment Exchange H. J.

YIRKA A. C. WALLA HAN 820 St Joe. Phone 457 HOUSEHOLD GOODS Old mirrors re-silvered. Rapid City Second Hand Store.

FENTON Second Hand Store. Bar-gams in used furniture Stoves-Tools Hardware. Buy. Sell, Trade. 514 Main.

Phone 341. A 60-lb. cotton mattress will make a beautiful inner spring or daybed. Rebuilding mattresses any size our specialty. Stratosphere Mattress Service.

Ph. 1733 W. 72S Haines Ave. USED ELECTROLUX cleaners an other makes of vacuum cleaners, All machines priced to sell. Jerry J.

Nemerek, R13 MACHINE WORK WELDING Federal Machine Works. Welders, mechanics, machinists. Across street west of James Motor. Phone 171, HUNTERS' GUIDE Wanted: Tanning, mounting. Rea sonable.

A. C. Larsen, Farmlngdal FINANCIAL Money to Loan CASH LOANS! Helpful to Provide Quick Ctsh to Paj Pressing Obligations. Household equipment. Cars and other chattels accepted as security.

No signers. Payments to suit borrowers convenience. National Finance Inret ment Company Jos. A. Sfhmld.

Secy, 7Utt St Joe St Rapid City. South Dakota I Traded A My Scattered Debts For One!" A number 'of small debts are hard to handle. Paying here-paying there paying everywhereis difficult and discouraging. Why not group all of your obli--gations into a loan from ns? Then repay us In conveniently small monthly amounts, to fit jour budget Stop in and see us about your problem. TODAY! UNITED FINANCE CO.

720J St Joe Phona 1018 Lead Office, Wayland Building Phone 2467 MISCELLANEOUS KNIVES SHEARS Sharpened. Haas Repair Shop, 819 Alain. matrix PAPER All unform newspaper page size. These have been used to make newspaper page matrix, but are good insulation for cheken sheds, barns, etc PRICE lc TER SHEET in Jots of 50 or more. Inquire at The JOURNAL ITNCLE SAM" 193 JOBS.

Men- women. I12C0 22100 first year. De. pendable. Frepare now for net Ra- pld City examinations.

Sample coaching full particulars list po. sitions FREE. Apply today sure. Box O. X.

care Journal. 23 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE: New 1250 Hudson Seal coat size 19. Big discount Ideal for Christmas gift. Coat may be seen at Gill's Women's Store. James King.

26-2 POULTRY AND PETS 47 Sale Poultry and Pets MINK FOR SALE. Two females and, one male for beginners setup. Let your boy earn his way through school with mink. Bargain prices. Must be selected by Dec.

4th. Black Hills Mink Ranch. Route 1, Rapid City, S. D. 23-30 FOR SALE Post on bull pups 4 months old, 13.00.

Billy Hustead, Wall, So. Dak. 2 2 Money to Loan WE WILL LOAN YOU THE MONEY TO PAY CASH FOR XMAS GIFTS IF YOU NEED OUR SERVICE FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS SEE US TODAY! and $25 tO Personal $300 Loans' Automobile Bankers of S. D. 1311 St.

Joe Ph. 825 WRITE, CALL OR COME IN XMAS Cash Now! Get that extra cash flom us now- and shop early! Loans of $10 to 150 on signature only. To employed people. No security, no endorsers! QUICK COURTEOUS CONFIDENTIAL 10 MINUTE SERVICE Loca Finance Company 7181 St. Joe American Legion Bldg.

EMPLOYMENT 23 Male Help Wanted MYSTERY INVENTION, carried in pocKet. keeps Annas, rent, ears. body warm on coldest days. Low price, big profits. Kumfy Warmer, Dept.

16:3, Cincinnati. O. 26 23 Female Help Wanted WANTED Girl for general house work. Mrs. R.

E. Driscoll, 835 W. Main Lead, S. D. Phone 2240.

1D-26 WOMEN WANTED Address our catalogs. 2c each paid in advance plug bonuses. Everything Supplied. Free Details Furnished. ROYAL PRODUCTS, G.

P. O. Box it arooKiyn, is. 1. zs RENTALS 26 Rent Rooms TWO Joe.

SLEEPING rooms. 1015 St. 22-25 COMFORTABLE room for gentle man. Close In. 712 Columbus St.

Phone J22(iW. 252g GROUND FLOOR, double sleeping room. Also basement room for two men. Comfortable. Heated.

Board if desired. 522 Columbus. 25-23 28 Rent Houses ROOMS. BATH, modern except furnace. F.

A. Ray, Buell Bldg. 23-26 PARTLY FURNISHED small mod ern house, basement, garage, 30 per month. Includes fuel and lights. 1310 Qulncy Street, Phone 671J.

23-26 FULLY MODERN house 4 rooms and bath, full basement. Gas heat. Built In cupboards. See Surbeck Agency. 22-29 FOUR ROOM strictly modern house or rent Double garage.

Call 138. Wood Adams, North Rapid. 15 tt FIVE ROOM modern house. Close Phone 1054W. 4 tf 29 Rent Cabins MODERN TWO-ROOM cabin with losets and bath.

Nicely furnished Reasoably priced. 1702 West St ne. Zl-28 Rent Apartments ROOMS, BATH, garage. A. Ray, Buell Bldg.

Close in 23-26 FURNISHED kitchenette apart- ment. Utilities paid. 709 Eleventh 22-30 MODERN FURNISHED APART- ment suitable for couple. Hot water heat. Janitor service.

Swander partments, 919 St Joe. Telephone 845-W or 169. 22-2 STRICTLY MODERN furnished apartment. $25. 923 Seventh Street.

13-26 TWO MODERN housekeeping rooms, adjoining bath. 1119 Col- mbus St. 2Z-29 MODERN furnished ipartment 635 ltf South Street FURNISHED three room apart- ent. Utilities furnished If de- red. Reasonable rent Phone 64J.

17-26 EW MODERN GROUND FLOOR 19-26 partment. Call 71J. ROOMS and kitchenette apart- ent, with shower. Private en-anre. Suitable for adults.

329 ulnoy. Phone 1671. 23-29 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 49 Rain Household Goods ort SALE: Studio lounge. Call st 15tf 1111 8th Street USED KI.F.CTROI-.UX Cleaners. Magic Air Cleaners.

All Mechanically perfect and priced for quick sale. Jerry J. 803 11th. 26-29 Deadwood, Nov. 26 Three circuit judges will hear cases scheduled for the December term of Lawrence county circuit court, which opens Dec.

6. The docket is composed entirely of civil actions. Circuit Judge James McNenny, Spearfish, will hear most of the cases, but Circuit Judge John Bartine, Oacoma, and Circuit Judge A. R. Denu, Rapid City, have been called in for others.

Jurors called for service Include; Deadwood Dwight Fletcher, Wesley Potter, Arthur Rochester, Leo Jewell, E. Schlatter and Dave Sudgen. Lead Charles Foss, Leo P. Hic-ey, Adam Lakota, Fred Noye, Gordon O'Connor, Emll Rautio and Ray Stucker. Spearfish Claude Hepler, Rolla Cummings, J.

C. Pearson and Emmett Ryan. Whitewood Clarence Richards and R. L. Dillon.

Central City Ray Carlson. Trojan Orvllle Weise. Roubaix Robert McGoffln. Tinton M. F.

Fillmore. Englewood Rudolph Fahrni. Nemo Ed Virkula. Group Seeks Work On Highway 73 Lemmon, Nov. 26 Organized efforts are being made to bring about improvements in the condition of State Highway 73, from Lemmon south through Philip and Martin, and over the line into Nebraska, to Merriman.

The highway becomes No. 6 in Nebraska. A proposition to make the highway a link in a north and south route from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico is under consideration, and an organization has been perfected in South Dakota to ask the highway commission to Improve the road through this state. Principal towns on the route in this state are Lemmon and Shade-hill In Perkins county, Faith and Zeal in Meade county, Bridger, Hartley, Elbon and Philip in Haakon county; Kadoka in Jackson county, Long Valley in Washa-baugh county and Martin in Bennett county. A stretch of 30 miles south of Lemmon is gravelled, followed by the balance of the distance to Faith earth surface.

From Faith to Philip, 81 miles, is gravelled. South of Philip are about 20 miles of tar-via, to Kadoka, followed by 81 miles of gravel, six miles of tarvia and the remaining 13 miles of gravel to the Nebraska line. -VOTKE OF HEARING State of South Dakota, County of Pennington, gs. In County Court. In the of the Estate of Dledrieh Einke, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that Nicholas John Lippold and Cecelia'Aiar-garet Lippold have filed their verified petition In this Court setting forth the facts on which they base a claim that they are entitled to the specific performance of a contract made with them by said decedent In hig lifetime to convey certain real estate, to wit: Lots Twenty-seven and Twenty-eight in Block Thirty-seven of the original Townsite of Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota, and praying for an order requiring the Executor of the above entitled estate to execute to them a conveyance of said real estate, and that' Tuesday, the 27th day of December. 1938, at eleven o'clock A. M. of said day at the court room of said court. In the City of Rapid City, Pennington County, South Dakota, has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted.

Dated at Rapid City. South Dakota, thi 23rd day of November A. D. 1938. By the Court, James W.

Bellamy Judge. Attest: Stanley Beck rierk. (SKAL) Philip Leedom, Attorneys for Petitioners. Nov. to 39.

NO IKK OP HERI6 State of South Dakota, County of Pennington. In County Court. In the Matter of the Estata ot OfarC Hanson, deceased. I'rsula Hanson of Salem, Oregon havins presented to and filed with this Court her duly verined Petition asking that letters of administration in the estata of Oscar C. Hanson, deceased, be Issued to M.

M. Gerard of Rapid City, Houth Dakota, notice is hereby given that Thursday, the 1st tay of December 1338. at the hour of ten o'clock- In the forenoon of said day. at tha office of the undersigned Judcra of the abive entitld Court in tha Buell Buildinic, Hapld City, Pen-ninsrton County, South Dakota, has been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said Petition at which time and nlace any person Interested may appear and file written objections thereto. Oated at Rapid City, South Da.

kota, this 16th day of November, 1SSS, CT THK rOfRT: James w. Bellamy County Judge ATTEST: Stanley Beck. Clerk Bangs P.iideilt Attorneys for Petitioner. Nov. 21 to Dec.

1 OF HE4IIIR OK PETITION row PF5ITME.T OF a.f;t State of South Dakota. County of Pennington. s. In thn Matter of the Estata of M. F.

Franklin, deceased. The State of South Dakota sends Greetings to the heirs at law, next of kin, leatees and devisees of M. F. Franklin, deceased, and to all to whom these presents mav come: Pursuant to a order of sxid Court made on the 19th day of November. A.

l'Jg. notice Is herehv Riten that Friday, the 2nd dav of De. ember, A. 193, at ten o'clock. the forenonn of said dav, the office of the County Judsre.

Bjfil Buildinor. P.apid City, South Dakfti, hss been appointed as tn time and place for h-arins: the Petition App-iintment of Afnt in an Ks'ata of Triflir Value when and wher any person interested may appr snd r-ntest the san. Paed at FUpid Citv, S. 19th day of November, A. 1321.

Ev the Ccirt- Jam Ea w. beixamt. Attest: Judee STANLEY BKCK, Clerk. I'llius F. Attorney Sieler.

fjr Petitioner. LODGE DIRECTORY AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. II Meets Fourth Wednesday at Legion Club, New Legion Building. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DENTISTS M. C.

BABINUTON, Dentist. X-Ray. Hooni 7. Elks Building. Phone 14.

T. E. X-liay. Oftfce Rise Blag. Phone 141 CHIROPRACTORS Dr.

A. I Burklund, Chiropractor. 16 Sweeney Bid-. Phone 640-J. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS tRS.

BAWLEY AND KEGARIES. 615 Kansas City Phone Sou lies. Phones 1094 and 168 R. J. Jackson, Security Office Phone 38 M.

F.A.C.S. Building Res. Phone 170 H. JERNSTROM. M.

F.A.C.S. Rise Bldg. Surgery and Obstetrics. Office Phone DM. 77 E.

MORSE, M. D. FA.C.8. 611 Vi Main St Phone 341 H. D.

NEWBY, M. D. Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted.

Rise Rapid City, S. Dak. BUSINESS SERVICE ARTISTS' SUPPLIES Oil Paints, Brushes, Canvas, Academy boards, etc O. A. VI Studio.

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Cars Bought For Cash Cars Sold On Time KROUSE USED CAR LOT Phone 838 609 Main USED TIRES. All Makes. All sixes. Firestone Service. Phone 2(2.

H. SERVICE OARAGE "We Never Close Phone 1007 8th St Joe Sts. Mcdonald Chevrolet co. Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 1282 Fourth Main 14 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Phone 10U0 James Motor Co. Expert Radiator Repairing THtJe Bdy Fender Shop A.

M. Chapman, Ph. 24f BUILDING SUPPLIES SERVICE Insulate with INSUL FIBRE IN3UL-FIBRE CO. Dead wood Rapid City Chadron 657 987 124-W Investigate and you will insulate. SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS H.

M. Whltaker Co. Phone 632 SCHEIDT TIN SHOP. Phone 704. Sheet Metal Furnaces, Roofing.

Peter Mellgren, 421 St. Joe. Ph. Pumblng-Hea ting, 1449. Res.

866-W. FLOOR SANDING For beautiful floors, tables, counters, desks, show windows, call A. Qaarde, 206 Main, Skating Rink. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY STONE'S UPHOLSTERY Call 151 for free estimates. 924 Main FLORISTS S1EBR ECHT'S FLOWER SHOP Member Florists Telegraph Delivery.

Store 114 St Joe Phone 1623-W FURRIERS EXPERT FURRIER PROMPT Service. Fischer at Gills. 612 St Joe. Minutes of the meeting of November 7th were approved on motion of Commissioner DeKerchove seconded by Seidel. Bills read were: Pay roll, November 15 B.

H. Laundry, Service 21.68 B. H. Bulb Gardens, Supplies 10.60 Casper Supply Supplies 58.33 Coast to Coast Stoics, Supplies 1.39 Nellie DeWitt, Refund 3.00 E. L.

Dickinson, Pound 11.00 Fairmont Creamery, Supplies 8.00 Web Hill Supplies 1.00 O. H. Holt, Truck rental 57.75 Jacobsen Mfg. Supplies 9.09 Janitor Supply Supplies 20.10 J. N.

Johnson, -Supplies 30.00 O. W. Johnson, Supplie 10.00 Capt. J. O.

Kammerman, Musio 200.00 The Lubridome, Supplies 7.45 Milla.Drug, Supplies 1.14 N. W. Bell Telephone, Service 55.33 R. C. Chamber of Commerce Publicity 1686.46 R.

C. Lumber Machy. Supplies 61.85 R. C. Municipal Orchestra, Music 200.00 Rapid Electric Supplies 4.50 Rapid Motor Supplies 4.89 Scrvall T.

L. Supply, Service 11.10 R. E. Smith, Cy. Treasr.

Sundries 55.74 Standard Serv. Sta. No. 18, Supplies 2.94 Sweeney Hdwe. Supplies 63.28 G.

R. Trotman, Service .75 H. Vis, Supplies 3.00 W. U. Telegraph, 3.75 The bills were allowed on motion of Commissioner Seidel seconded by Karsten, all members voting in favor.

Petition of residents of Mahoney XI T. "1U- uu 01 commissioner uusetc seconded by Seidel, It was referred to the Assessor. On motion of Commissioner Du-sek seconded by Seidel, application of Buxton and Dodds for on-sale liquor license was approved. Requests of the Alex Johnson Hotel and Richard Ottmann for approval of off-sale" liquor permits were granted on motion of Commissioner Dusek seconded by DeKerchove. Assessment roll for Sewer Extension Number 4 of Sewer District Number 1 having been filed in the office of the City Auditor, Commissioner Dusek moved to set the date of hearing on it at 8:00 P.

Monday, December 19, 1938, at the City Hall. Motion seconded by Karsten and carried. Commissioner DeKerchove reported orally on a meeting of representatives of the League of Dakota Municipalities at nuron. The meeting was adjourned on motion of Commissioner Karsten seconded by Seidel. Attest: C.

I. Leedy City Auditor. (SEAL) Robert S. Hill Mayor. HAV1NK3 AN ARTIST City Hall, Rapid City, S.

D. November 21, 1938. The regular meeting of the City Commission came to order at 7:45 P. M. with Commissioners DeKer-chove, Dusek, Karsten, Seidel and Mayor Hill present.

PERSONAL Write5 26 LOSE up to 7 pounds weekly. Dr. Wendt, Canton, S. Dak. MUSICIANS 43 Sale Instruments FOR SALE: Flexible-shaft, violin saxophone and case.

Wm. E. Snyder. 23-30 WM. E.

SNYDER Registered tuner and rebuilder of pianos. Box 13GS. Rapid City. AUTOMOBILES Sale Automobile FOR SALE: Model A Coupe. A-l condition.

$75. Karl Haas. White- wood fiarngf, Whitewond. 22-29 41 Auto Farts WE PAY CASH for cars and trucks. Rapid Auto Salvage Co.

Tel. 196. East on Hiway 16. At the sign of the Skeleton. Do You Need Anything for an Old Car or Truck? We have a good '37 car radio.

On the south side of hlway 1 east from Rapid City Tel. 49 At the sign skeleton. of the RAPID AUTO SALVAGE CO. HEAL ESTATE SS Sale Real Estate FOR SALE: Pefleral Land Bank farms. W.

H. Barney, 520 Eighth Street Rapid City, 8. D. Phone 7. tf SB Sale or Rent FOR SALE Apartment House.

2 8-roomad modern house. Cottages, very reasonable. 7 Room house. Lot of other houses. FOR RENT Several furnished and unfurnished Apartments.

Several houses. PROPERTY OWNERS AND RENTERS SEE US A. J. KALEH Bonded Real Above Wlck'i Tel. 4 3 Estate Agency Jewelry Store 620 Va St Joe St PART ThA DICK TRACY ART PLAYS Tl and oust for v- Land thb tough I muui THANK I FART CF TRYING TO AA Ml MAKE A SKETCH FROM YOU I CAN GOING TO GIVE VOU A YOU CATCH KARPSE FIXING I i TKryPD ox OP YOUR OWNI 1 fvOGT t3 THAT NONE OP I THAT.

hL-ZTRr 'NGS. ROLL'S TO TAKE HOrE I KINDU. US EVER SAW HIM ZJj DESCRIPTION'S OF KARPSS S1VENJ BY FELLOWS WHO WORKED IN THE I EN I K3 DAJ f-rl Mi I A I I It, ffV I 1 1 k. I a US SOMETHING TO FACTDRy. THAT'LL 3 WORK OM.

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