Deadwood Pioneer-Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • Page 4

daily cadwcod, couth r.oiA THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1941 BEARS DEFEAT New Oil Test Has City popped gift toss. A frt throw was added by the Hub and then Billy Warfel swished in Been Started In Fall River Area STOCK MARKET (By Associated Press) VALE 20 TO 17 The Deadwood high school Bears LOCAL Call The P-T. MO nifty to cinch the contest Jack Regan was the Twin City main go, cashing in IT points. Sinky Roth I and Shorty Vane as tied for high) FT eked out close one over the Vale Beet Diggers at that place last night RUMFORD. S.

Dec. 3 on the Hub with 8 each. The boi NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (V-The stock market tried for further re by a score of 20 to 17. The game was typical of early season contests and more or less ragged throughout.

From reports, the Bears, al score: The Bab fg ft pf to and the Defense hkxm -by-W JACK B. WALKER covery today but achieved only par IT tial success because steels and rails. though held to a minimum in scor leaders ot Tuesday spirited up ing, followed the ball well and con turn, were held by profit selling. Arnold, 1 0 12 Vancas, 3 2 4 1 Murdy, 0 14 1 Roth, 4 0 a Warfel, 2 0 2 4 Fahrenwald, 1 0 3 2 Fred J. Sleep, cf Spearflsh, filed coyote bounty claims with the county auditor's office yesterday.

Attorney Dan McCutchen, of Belle Fourche, was a business caller in Deadwood yesterday. A meeting of the Deadwood Nursing Advisory committee will be held next Wednesday afternoon, December 10. at the home of Mrs. C. O.

Gorder. The meeting will start at 2 o'clock. A motion picture on "Pneumonia" will be shown at the Deadwood high school auditorium next Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock, it was announced yesterday by Miss Loretta KopeL R.N, Lawrence county public health nurse. A cor. dial invitation is extended all Interested persons to be present.

Jack Beaird, of Rapid City, state motor patrolman, was a business caller in Deadwood and Lead yesterday. The Thursday club will meet this South Dakota's latest exploration for oil got under way In Fall river county when a test hole was spudded in two miles east of Rum-ford. The test is financed by a group of Denver operators headed by L. V. Garvericn.

The leased block Includes about 2,800 acres of land belonging to the South Dakota rural credit department The location Is on what it locally known as the Hat Creek structure, an extension of the Chilson anti trolled it most of the game. Lyle Collins, Pearson and Vancas show Quotations were mixed at the close with advances predominating. Deals ed up well for the Bears. totalled around 1,100,000 shares. Bug Christmas Seals Services Today For Late Edward Green 11 3 17 25 Twin City Frolt Ce.

Chatfleld, ...0 1 3 1 Cope, 0 14 1 Regan, 4 9 2 17 Herber, 0 2 2 2 Gravning, ...0 10 1 Clowser, 0 0 10 Funeral services In memory of cline. Several shallow tests have been drilled in the vicinity but none has been carried to deep Mrs. Bob Perrin left by tnln from Rapid City Monday evening for Lansing, where she will Join her husband who is employed in that city. Mrs. Perrin it the tor.

mer June Cumow of Lead. She was driven to Bapid City by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart of Dead-wood. Mrs.

Nate Radio was hostess Monday evening at dessert-bridge In her home on Charles street For the evening's card play Mrs. Sam Singer tallied high and Mrs. L. Rifkin was consoled. Barbara Waldschmidt left the forepart of the week for her home In Chadron, Nebr, after spending the week-end visiting with her par.

enta, Mr. and Mra. Roger Waldschmidt, of this city. She was accompanied to Deadwood by her grandmother. Mrs.

E. C. Stearns, of Billings, who will spend tome time visiting in the Waldschmidt home. Mrs. Stearns is Mrs.

Waldschmidt's mother. Marlon Cooper returned recently from Minneapolis, where she spent ten-day vacation with friends. CAMP 792 AND HUB CLOTHIERS WIN OPENERS (By Birdie Arnold) the late Edward J. Green, of Lead, who died suddenly at his home horizons. Monday afternoon shortly after he 4 14 11 22 Close, exciting games marked the opening of the City League at the Did You Know auditorium last night as Camp 792 BICK INJURED New medical patients at St.

Jo Irene Bordonl, the actress, was had to toss a basket in the last ten seph's hospital Include Miss Lorene seconds to nip the Hills Chevrolet born in Ajjacio, Corsica, the birth' place of Napoleon Bonaparte. 27 to 26 and the Hub Clothiers, af As a substitute for the horse and buggy, the automobile is an indis-pensible improvement Today's steel turret top is a commendable substitute for the fabric top of five years ago. Hydraulic brakes have most satisfactorily replaced those of mechanical design. Each year the engineers have found a new material which has been substituted in place of some older material and such substitutions have made possible the improvement the automobile industry has given us as are found in today's cars. In so far as our linos of cars are concerned, and we believe this is true of all cars, the 1942 model car is the best car yet produced.

In our line, there have been no substitutions other than a few small items like door handles which are now instead of metal. On the dash there is more plastic, thereby replacing metal. Basically, no changes were made in materials used. Our motor and chasis remain unchanged but for minor improvements. The body is constructed of the same identical materials as have been used for the past several years.

Our actual experience from those cars of the 1942 Dr. Charlotte Boatner, assistant Swenson, of Lead; Elmer Bumison, of Spearflsh; and Charles Benda, of Britton, S. D. ter trailing throughout, came on had returned home from work, will be observed at a requiem high mass in St. Patrick's church this morning at 9:30 o'clock.

Rev. P. M. O'-Dowd will be celebrant of the mass and Rev. R.

R. Kelly will preach the sermon. Miss Julia Nevin will be the soloist. Interment will take place In the family lot in Calvary cemetery by the side of his wife who died nearly four years ago. The pallbearers will be a group of friends and will Include William Willging, Pat Fer-rin, Orville Dunn, Gone Scanlon, Phil Commisky and E.

Ryan. professor of chemistry at Newcomb fast to down the Twin City Fruit afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. D. Crary.

Dr. F. C. Gucnther, professor of history at the Black Hills Teachers College, will be the guest speaker. The meeting will start at 2 o'clock.

XI chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a business session Tuesday evening at the home of Melba Smith. Questionnaires on national defease were filled out by each member. An Interesting program on "Introductions and Invitations," was given In the form of a rounAS table discussion led by Georgia Lubisher. College, Tulnne University, has dis Patients dismissed yesterday from covered an allergy preventive to St. Joseph's hospital Included God relievt hay fever and asthma.

frey Eichenberger, of Deadwood, and Mrs, Howard Benton, of Tro Vladimir Horowitz, the young Russian pianist, takes his own pi jan, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sztuk, of Port Clinton, and Miss Eleanor ano bench, made in London espec ially for him, when he travels. John Charles Thomas, the sing. They're 'Mad' About The Tanpo By J.

F. McEVOY Prokop and Arthur French, of that city, are visiting In Deadwood at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.

Trucano. Mr. and Mrs. Sztuk were married at Port Clinton on November 30, and are on their honey Young GOP Chief Would Remember er, is the son of a Methodist minister and began singing in camp meetings. It has been estimated that more than 60,000,000 Americans are interested in wildlife activities of BUENOS AIRES (flV-The is being attacked as an outlander The Boys In Camp BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Anderson, of Lead, are the parents of a daughter born yesterday morning at St. Joseph's hospital. in Argentina of all places. moon.

Mr. Sztuk and Mrs. Trucano Touched off by an official demand are brother and sister. one form or another. Albert C.

Knowlton, of Nemo and PIERRE, Dec. 3. F. N. Cosgrove of the Young Re that the popular two-four time dance rythm be banned from the Co.

25 to 22. Both games were Interesting to the fair-sixed crowd attending. Tonight's game features the strong Pioneer Transfer outfit against the Pioneer Fruit In the first game with a practice game between The Hub and Hills Chevrolet following thereafter. After being held to an 11 to 0 count in the first quarter, the Hills Chevrolet "caught fire" from then on and went ahead in the closing moments only to see It change again when Camp 792 dropped in a bucket in the last 10 seconds to win 27 to 26. For an early season game it was well played with the excep-tiop of a great deal of missed basket trys.

Burrington and Kemper stood out for the Chevies with Bar. rett and Zink of Camp 792 outstanding. The box score: Camp 792 fg ft pf tp Zink, 4 0 2 8 Crawford, ...0 2 1 2 Rumatti, 0 0 10 Barrett, 5 1 3 11 Wolfe, 0 2 1 2 Halseth, 1 0 0 2 Patterson, ...1 0 1 2 Since normally an oyster spawns modeI whicn we have alrcady old several times during the summer, that they are ivin tneir own- publican league said today he had radio, 'The Battle of the Tango' era iwi service, we poini mis mailed to the various county re is being fought at a iwingtime pace. a single female may produce several hundred million eggs. They can do that to us," say publican leaders a list of draftees and men serving in the national guard as part of the campaign to make life more enjoyable for South out as proof that the manufacturer has upheld the tradition of quality and at the same time carried it's share of the load in producing defense equipment.

composers and dance addicts, aut-raged by Councilman Luis Colon bo's proposal to prohibit their fa vorite music from the municipal Two Injured In Three-Way Crash North Of Belle Dakota's 10.000 young men in mill tary branches. radio station "because it is not Arg entine." Accompanying the list of names Colombo, prominent industrial JOB PRINTING were suggestions to further the "remember the boys in camp" pro ist, declared the tango "a degen car driven by Mrs. Haswell. O'Connor's car, out of control from the impact, continued down the road and collided with one driven by Cundy. Cundy's car was turned over off the road.

The Haswell car was nearly demolished. gram. The party leaders were urged to make the lists available so Am Airlines 55. Am Can 75. Am Locomotive 10.

Am Rad St 4. Am tt 39. Am 144. Am Tob 50. Anaconda 27.

Armour (111) 3. A 26. AUantic Refining 27. Aviation Corp 3. Bendix Aviation 38.

Bethle Steel 5. Boeing Airplane 20. Briggs Mfg 18V. Borden 21. Case 78.

Calu Be Hecla 5. Celotex 7. Cer de Pas 28H. Chrysler 51. Colo 1.

Com Solvents 9. Commw It Southern Consol Oil 6. Contin Oil 26. Cream of 14. Curtiss Wright 8V.

Curtiss Wright A 26. Douglas 70. DuPont 145. Eastman Kodak 138. Elcc Boat 12.

Firestone 18. Gen Elec 26. Gen Foods 39. Gen Motors 37. Goodrich 25.

Goodyear 17. Homestake 40. Int Nick of Can 24. Kennecott 33. Loews 38.

Marshall Field 14. Martin 26. Miami Copper 8. Montg Ward 30V. Nash Kelvin 3V.

Natl Bis I6V4. Natl Dairy 14. Natl Distil 24. Am Aviation 14. Am Company 12.

Packard 2. Paramount 16. Penney 79. Penn 20. Pepsi-Cola 25.

Phillips Pet 44. Radio Corp 3. Remington Rand 10. Rcpub Steel 18. Rey Tob 25V.

Safeway 43. Servel Inc 5. Socony 9. Sperry Corp 31. Stan Brands 4.

Stan Oil of Cal 24. Stan Oil of Ind 32. Stan Oil of 46. Stewart Warner 5. Studebaker 4.

Swift Co 23. Tim Rol Bearing 39. Unit Airlines 13. Unit Aircraft 34y. Unit Corp Rubber 24.

Steel 52. Sleel Pfd 115. Western Union 25. Woohvorth 27. Yellow Truck 14.

New York Curb Cities Service 3. Elec Bond Share 1. Ford Motors Ltd 1. Minneapolis Stocks First Bank Stock 10. Banco 11.

friends may write the service men and also were asked to solicit the general public for funds with which 11 5 9 27 to provide subscriptions of the Only One Kind -The Best "home town" paper for the boys. The leaders were asked to contact BELLE FOURCHE, Dec. 3-A three-car highway crash north of here Monday night resulted in injuries to two persons, but two others escaped with bruises. Mrs. Otto Haswell, Miles City, was burned by battery acid and suffered a bump on the head.

Her brother, Matt Benty, lost two teeth and suffered a nose injury. Joe O'Connor and Ray Cundy, Belle Fourche, escaped injury. The crash was 12 miles northwest of Belle Fourche. The car driven by O'Connor, travelling southeast, sideswiped a all service clubs, veterans organ iza Hills Chevrolet Kemper, 3 Kobinson, ...2 McMillan, ...1 LuDue, 2 Burrington, .3 McDaniels, ..1 tions, Chambers of Commerce and fraternal organizations with a view Pioneer Transfer Storage Co. BONDED COMMERCIAL Storage, Crating, Packing, Moving, Trucking, Shipping No.

1 and No. I Distillate Office Phone 38: Res Phone 363 of getting members to write boys The Pioneer-Times 12 2 9 26 at least once a week. Those interested may obtain addresses of the boys they intend to write from their newspaper editor or from the county Young Republican chair man, Cosgrove said. Telephone 5bo Birds have the quickest eyes, be nZfl MONTGOMERY WARDV) ing able to change their focus faster Elmer Maki's Hub Clothiers crashed thru with their first victory in a tight battle with the Twin City Fruit in the second game last night as it ended 25 to 22. Behind, anywhere from to to 10 points, the Clothiers kept pegging away and final, ly knotted the More at 20 all.

Twin City forged into the lead with a free throw and then the Hub came in with a bucket and then Twin than any other creature. eration of the Cuban habanera, and its lyrics spring from the slums." He told fellow members of the local governing body that the folklore dances and songs of Argentina were the vidalita, the 2am-ba, the malambo, the gato, the per-icon, but not the tango. "From the palaces to the cabins," said the portly Colombo, his picturesque mustachios bristling, "we are wrecking the Spanich language completely with these tango. They have got to go." Old timers recalled 35 years ago the tango was outlawed in Buenos Aires society, only to win entry to the drawing rooms after its popularity had been demonstrated in the dance halls. In an editorial in "Critics," largest afternoon newspaper here, Carlos de la Pua said the tango has done more to publicize Argentina than any ambassador ever cent abroad.

The composer, Salvador Merico, pointed out the tango was popularised all over the world through the songs of the late Carlos GardeL famous Argentine singer. To Colombo's charge that the lyrics of some tangos are bad, Com I Giro 0 1M Electrical3 This Christinas I i 5 1 LI Black Hills Power Light Co. poser Homero Manzi said, That may be true, but to ban all tangos I There are two waterfalls in Bra- would be as ridiculous as banning DEADWOOD the Paolo all types of oratory because some, zil higher than Niagara-like Colombo's, was bad." and the Iguassu. LAST TIMES TODAY Evening 7:15 FOR Paramount Praientt FRED MURRAY i( I I 'or surprisingly Si (A little" Hi MARTIN GIVE THIS MARY "KISS THf SOYS OOODIYi" ROBERT PRESTOII PlflCTIfi KM IFF bi I 3 i II IVVWvv I I .11 I 4 it 1 VNWA 1 fft Ifs.il I lanWIIV llllll mm, alwari iharpl Cats pit, eaktrt with- 'JL 4 1CM wci une mui rivur iruupuiia ami wv 1 f4 par) ftiafcla Stop Here For Complete Winter- Proofing Service 1 iSi It' A mm ii 3 li I I I I 1 tmp 1 ,1 RAYON SATINS ff-A Zippers and wrap- W'inf orounds with glitter ywfSz I 1 i ll trimlSize. 12 ,0 44.

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