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THE RAPID CITY DAILY JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1939. PAGE THREE Vactor, Plainview; Dorothy Her- In 1938-39, foreign cotton production was 15,750,000 bales and United States production ren, Dupree; Eva Hill, Vale; Kath Rothschild Freed, by Nazi Police old Robert Wiser died March 23, six days after the whipping, of a diabetic coma Induced by shock and violence. Old And New Methods Shown OKLAHOMA MULE WINS IN MISSOURI TO PRESENT 51 NORMAL DIPLOMAS ryn Hoffman, Martin; Anna Hom Fall River Home Agent To Attend London Conference me, Spearflsh; Naomi John, Nor- ris; Marian Johnson, Philip; Violet Johnson, Creighton; Leona Kawl, Louise Kissack, Spearflsh; Lillian Kolb, Date; Elma Kuhn, Plainview; Anna Kullsch, Govert; Elsie Lale, Govert; Elvle By The AP Feature Service Stillwater, Ok la. When an Okla Lawrence, May 17 (iP) Indians and a white man planted corn side by side yesterday in a demonstration of primitive and modern farming methods.

In a 40-acre field on the F. H. homa mule wins a championship Hot Springs, May 17 When the Queen Mary sails for London from New York City May 24. she will at the Missouri state fair (where Gotfredson, Nisland; Inez Lan- the Missouri stamp is like sterling carry Miss Margaret Koenig, Hot phere, Buffalo; Katharine Lang, on silver) there a story behind Spearflsh, May 17 Fifty-one state certificates will be awarded to South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota and Wyoming students Friday, May 26, when annual Spearflsh normal commencement exercises are held at College hall theatre. Governor Harlan Bush-fleld will deliver the commencement address.

Ninety-nine students will receive Lconhard farm northeast of here, three Indians from Haskell insti Englewood, N. Orrin Lee, Stone- springs, fall Kiver county home extension agent, and two other it. vllle; Bjarne Loftsgaard, Sorum tute, dug holes with pointed sticks, It's a sort of love story, with South Dakota women bound for planted their grain and placed at curly-haired Poltou, a French Jack, each planting a piece of fish for the hero. He is revolutionizing the HANSON -WHITE CO. yooa Cothes Always STRAW HAT DAYS Are Here Again! Get rid of your old felt hat now and get under a COOL, new Straw.

We feature Stetson and other will known makes. fertilizer. In the same field, Law Oklahoma mule business. Betty Long, Bijou Hills; Maxlne Mac Arthur, Spearflsh; Norman McGinn Ls, Faith; Helen Mahoney, Spearflsh; Marion Malcolmn, Nisland; Ruth Marie Marty, Spear- American jack, breeders were first grade certificates. well aware of the superior quali Mrs.

E. R. Doering, secretary of ties of the Poitou Jacks of southern the school hoard of regents, will rence Leonhard, son of the farm owner, operated a tractor-drawn lister and planter, drilling into the soil the latest typtf of seed corn. The field will be the scene of the national corn busking contest next fall. fish; Frances May, Midland; Leonel Meyer, Spearflsh; Mrs.

Frances France. But French jacks hadn't award the diplomas. Dr. E. C.

Miller, Scenic; Helen Norris, Leb Woodburn, president of the school. been satisfactory in this nation and besides the French breeders the triennial Conference of Country Women of the World opening in London May 30. The other South Dakotans accompanying Miss Koenig will be two Brown county rural women, Mrs. George Ernst, Aberdeen, and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen, Putney.

Mrs. Ernst will act as spokesman for the American delegation when she will respond to the greeting given the group by Grover Whalen, official New York "greet-er" in a program at the New York world's fair May 23. Mrs. Ernst, Mrs. Rasmusen and will give the special awards.

Spe anon; Hazel Olson, Grindstone; weren't anxious to establish com Ruth Overholt, Wall; Vera Parker, Eagle Butte; Joan Patterson, Sul cial music will be presented. School Diplomas petitors. So, for 50 years scarcely Those who will receive sohool diplomas, or state certificates, are' phur; Mrs. Nellie Paulson, Rapid City; Caroline Peterson, Bullock, Levi Peterson, Avon; Dorothy a jack had been brought over. Then Thomas E.

Berry, nephew of Oklahoma's lieutenant governor, discovered there was fun la the Evelyn Blair, Tllford; Kathryn littlli 'S jflL. Janette Crago, Spearflsh; Lucy Principal Indicted For Whipping Which Ended In Death Clarion, May 17 JP) A Pfrunder, Spearflsh; Sarah Plunk-ett, Camp Crook; Mary Postlewait, mule business. Davis, Wast Chester Davis, Camp Crook; Rosalie Anne Doran, "Pick me up a good jack," said Elm Springs; Bessie Prendiville, Sturgis; Mary Ellen Douglass, tu- Ralph; Lola Priebe, Chamberlain; Miss Koenig will tour rural homes of England, Scotland and Ireland before returning home. Both Berry to his friend, W. L.

Blizzard, now dean of agriculture at Oklahoma A. and M. college, who was Opal Reed, Faith; Hazel Richman, pree; Leslie Oliver Eklund, Rochester, Minn Jean Francis, Spear- Brown county women have been Spearflsh; Norman Roberts, Owan ka; Elaine Rogers, Sturgis. I AHS fish; Madeline Furlong, Kennebec; active members of home extension going to Europe in 1937 to buy horses and sheep for the college "Get me a Poitou." Patricia Ann Gage, Spearflsh; Ar clubs since their inauguration in Doris Ruf, Lake City; Mary SAILORS New lively striped bands, with ventilated crowns some with wider brims. Comfortable self-conforming head bands give you correct fit.

$1.50 to $4 thur Glenn, Spearflsh; Mrs. Hope Lorraine Glenn, Spearflsh; Leon the county 25 years ago and have both been honored as "Eminent It was a hope, more than an or Rummans, Spearflsh; Charles Sam-uelson, Faith; Helen Schenk, Genevieve Goodrich, Spearflsh; Homemakers" by State college; Spearflsh; Ruth Sever, Lan try; Lu- Wayne Gray, Flainview; Muriel grand Jury yesterday indicted Harrison A. Hartman, 87 year old school principal of nearby Sligo, on charges of aggravated assault and battery in the death of a student who had been whipped. The jury discharged charges of voluntary and Involuntary manslaughter on which the schoolmaster had been held for court action by a justice of the peace. Dr.

Ray Erickson testified at a preliminary hearing that 10-year-, Mrs. Ernst in 1931 and Mrs. Ras ella Sieh, Wasta; Esther Sipila, der, but in France, Blizzard did see a good Poitou and bought it His judgment was excellent, for the animal had plenty of stamina to cross the ocean and to thrive Hanson, Bucyrus, N. Lillian musen in 1932. Nisland; Mrs.

Naomi Spaulding, Hedstrom, Hettinger, N. Luther More than 300 women from vari Spearflsh; a i Thomson, Baron Louis De Rothschild, above, head of Austrian branch of famous banking family, was reported to have flown to Switzerland following release by Nazi secret police at Vienna. He was arrested when German troops marched into Austria a year ago. Lead; Phyllis Troth, New Under on the Oklahoma mule farm of Berry and his partner, Jim Arring- O. Hendricksen, Buffalo.

Howard Hibbard, Spearflsh Mabel Jcffery, Sturgis; Ermane Johnson, Spearflsh; Alice Jones, Spear- wood; Andrena Valsvig, Hilland; ous states have booked passage on the Queen Mary for the London conference. Miss Grace E. Frysing-er, senior home economist cooper ton. Johanna Vanderpol, Eagle Butte; Myna Van Slooten, Lodgepole; Most important, the curly-haired fish; Marie Joslin, Newcastle, Alame Vines, Sundance, Lu one caught the eye of the sleek vlda Mae Karlen, Kennebec; ative extension work, Washington, D. is North American vice-pres MEET ME IN females of the Berry herds.

Elizabeth Kieser, Wessington CHICAGO ident of the organization. Now Berry has American stock cia Voorhees, Nisland; Alice Wagner, Reliance; Margaret Wedean, Hamlll; William Wilson, Bison; Leotta Wulf, Strool. Springs; Mildred Koskan, Wood; Merideth Kurth, Rapid City: Mil Brownfleld, Moskee, LaValle Burchard, Rapid City; Earl Burtz, Winner; Jane Cahoon, Spearflsh; CLARK STREET The American public drinks dred Lord, Trojan; Josephine Mc- 000,000 gallons or more of canned fruit juices annually; 10 years ago Vivian Campman, Isabel; Lorraine that carries the French characteristics of Poitou. Important among these is unusual weight Poitou's offspring weigh around 1,150 pounds and stand more than 16 hands. That's a lot of muTe.

The feet are large, round and dense in texture, a big asset for farm ani this business was practically un Relief Clients Are IN THE CENTER OF THE LOOP Coble, Sundance, Deloris known. Scared Off By Work Cooper, Mary Cooper, Piedmont; Frances Cossart, Wasta; Otellia Cotterill, Sturgis; LeRoye Crane, Spearflsh; Kenneth Cress- mals. These, are the reasons Poi tou's offspring are winning blue Bridgeport, May 17 (R) Adver PANAMAS LEGHORNS MONAKOS Monako means genuine ventilated weave, "shower-proof and with dressy snap brims. Whites and creams, as weU as greys and tans. $1.50 to $5 ribbons not only in Missouri Cut also in nearly all of the nation's tising for jobs for all able-bodied relief applicants is causing the demands on Bridgeport township to drop off.

important stock shows. man, Strool; Adabelle Davis, Wasta; Florence DeWaard, Eagle Butte; Ardath Driscoll, Nisland; Herma Durst, Custer; Helen Button, Imogene; Foye Dye, Albion, Evelyn Ford, Hill City; Clara Fosheim, Midland; Catherine Cabe, Rapid City; Bessie Marjorie McCain, Spearflsh; Lloyd McKay, Gettysburg; Robert Marsden, Wall; Nellie Winifred May, Clearfield; Lucella Niederworder, Philip) Marjorie Olson, Spearflsh; William Pickard, Spearflsh; Helen Pyle, Imlay; Lois Reichert, Hereford; 'Mariana Schell, Newell; Dorothy Temple, Terraville; Dorothy Warn- men. Gill; Lorraine Whitlock, Spearflsh; Nadine Winkler, Newell, and Vera Rosalee Hiddelson, Lead. Grade Certificates Those who will receive first grade certificates are: Raymond Anderson, Bison; Jean Baker, Rapid City; Barbara Be-atty, Piedmont; Alice Bland, Hill City; Fern Bohne, Reeder, N. Gertrice Breidenbach, Zeona; Delia All this war talk, says Berry, makes the jack business good.

For S. W. Hacock, democratic town jacks bred to mares produce mules Your A 11 ID 11 (IP IIC A cool, comfortable $3.50 $7.50 A L'Aiglon sheer dress $6.50 A taffeta flowered petticoat $1.95 A sharkskin slack suit $5.95 A shorts and skirt play suit $2.95 $5.95 THE WOMAN'S SHOP ship supervisor, explains his method: and the mule supply Is low be cause foreign governments have "Whenever a man is able, we Funk, Spearflsh; Marjorie Gorham, Spearflsh; Dorothy Guethlein, Quinn; Elvina Halvorson, Rapid City. been buying them up for military use. ask for any kind of work in an ad in the local paper.

We've got several jobs, on farms and around Margaret Hampton, Red Owl; France owns three-fifths of the town. Evelyn Harris, White Owl; Grace Hawkey, Wasta; Amie Henrie, "They don't seem to be coming Sahara desert in Africa, the re back so often since we started it." Roubaix; Mrs. "Edna Hepler Van- mainder belonging to Spain. 19 Only Women's Print Famous Men's Vardon 51 DOORS OPEN 3) A. M.

DOORS OPEN 9) A. M. DRESS SHIRTS HOUSE COATS $1 Men you won't find' better A door buster bargain! Reduced from $1-98. Think of it! You get two beautiful House America. Complete run of All the new summer colors ir shirt buy I Size.

14 to 17. VI ,1 ii shirt buy In Coats for half the price of one. BALCONY THURSDAY! MEN'S DEFT THURSDAY! A 76 Pair Women's White ti Men's WORK GLOVES jO Men's Fancy DRESS SOX 10 pair for only nRRSS SHOES Door Buster 32 Only Equity Sheets Size 81x99, 2 for Not many So Be Here! You all know the quality of these sheets and the regular price for 2 Is 1.48. You save 48c. DRY GOODS DEPT.

Iter. 49c Sellers IVCUUlCU lur sUllAl uxsv warns tip to $3.98 values. Mule hide fronts, canvas backs. Snug knit wrists. DoUar Days' Price.

Sizes 10 to 12. You will be more than surprised at the quality and the patterns. Last Dollar Days' we sold out the first hour. Only 150 pair. Be here when the doors open.

MEN'S DEPT. Out they go for only 11 11 5 for BASEMENT STORE BASEMENT STORE Women's Cool Fancy Rayon Panties Pillow Cases 42x36 All first quality. No seconds. Priced for DoUar Days' Specials. 8 cases for DRY GOODS DEPT.

We bought these especially for this Anniversary Dollar Days' Sale. LIMITED QUANTITY Sri 1 4 for only I HOSIERY DEPT. TLT7 T1 12 Only DESK LAMPS Men's Bandanna Handkerchiefs Red and Blue colors. Ton Just have to be here when the doors open to get your shaqe. with self filling fountain pen.

Bakelite base. metal shade. This lamp should sell for $1.50. 3 I Large Size Bath Towels 5 large towels Dollar Days' Price 6' Priced 20 for BASEMENT STORE 1 Fancy Bridge Table Covers A 69c value. Buy two and save.

Made of fine quality Glazed Chintz. Printed and plain colors. 2 for DRY GOODS DEPT. TOILETRIES DEPT. 11 You save 29c on every $1.00 worth you buy.

"Not many ho be here early and get your share. DRY GOODS DEPT. 11 Men's Heavy Canvas TIM 42 Only Boys' Sport Sweaters Values up to 11.98. NolaU sizes but a rare bargain for this Dollar Days' Sale. Vour Choice BOYS' DEPT.

RED TOP Once In a blue moon can you get a bargain Uke this. 11 Pairs for MEN'S DEPT. 11 BASEMENT BARGAINS Only Three More Days Left of Our ANNIVERSARY SALE! WARNING BUY NOW AND SAVE 300 YARDS MATERIALS (Jl I HUGE RUMMAGE TABLE Chuck Full of Bargains Any 10 items for Prints, Broadcloths, Linings. Draperies, SCOOP! Economy Kitchen Towels Soft Hygienic. 12 rolls of 100 towels each Size It VA- Plus 1 towel rack.

All for only TOILETRIES DEPT. 42 Women's Summer Purses Jj These are slighUy soiled. We moved them to the Bargain Basement. Cut the Price. So out they go! I 2 Purses for I 1 voues ana many omers.

Dome oi ini. yardage sold for 98o yard. Buy now and v( Here are a few Item, you will find: II save. Women', rayon panties, Children'. Slips, I Boys' Caps.

Many other item, too nu I A 3 yards for BASEMENT STORE merou. to mention. XiL 3 Jl 12 Only Children'. Cotton Rib Waist Suits Beautiful Lunch Cloths 50x50 In flize. Colors Blue.

Bed. Green and Blue Dollar Days Special. 4 for BASEMENT STORE Sizes to 12. Not many, to be here 200 Yards Material. CTl Prints and Plain Colors C' Many of these reduced from S9o a yard.

i Repriced for our Anniversary Dollar I Days. I Now 10 yards for Boys Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS Regular 49c Sellers We bought too many so down goes the price. Sites to 14. Now 4 for when the door, open Thursday, 1A.M. 11 3 for BOYS' DEPT..