The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1920, Page 7

_ SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1920 [ WANT COLUMN | HELP WANTED—MALE PREVIOUS EXPERIRNCH is unneces- sary, to become an expert in power farming. ‘Here is your chance to Jearn how to operate and repair any tractor or thresher, . The ‘Twin City. Tract Thresher School Is conducted by prac- tieal experts, men who know the game from start to finish, and who will give you the benefit of their long exertence, Complete course ‘of instruction :In five weeks. We can accommodate only w Umited number, so write for details to+ day, Next course ts January Sth, Minneapolis Steel Machinery Minneapolis, Minn, i WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Men-v 18 or over. Us S$. Government Posi- tions. Beginners get $1100 to $1300 a year Quick raise to $1800 and over. Permanent positions, C tion sufficient, Influe 4 List positions open, free. ite In médiately. Franklin Institute, Dept, 32 Y. -1-10-1¢ LEARN THE R TRADE—Easy “Work, big wages; few weeks completes; expert instruction; time and expense saved by our method; only rellable in- stitution of its kind in the Northwest. Call or write for catalog.» Moler Bar- ber Callege, 107 Nicollet Av, Min- neapolis, 1 1-2-1mo. MIEN—Age 17 to 53. Experlénce unnec- essary. Travel; gations, reports. American Foreign Detective ‘Agency, make. secret _investi- Salarfes; expenses, 435 St, Louis, Mo. 2-10-1t Actual auto repair vulcanizing, Log. Angeles Y. M, C, A, Auto School. 12-31-1441 HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—A good reliable giri for din- ing’room work, Experience not. neces- sary, we will teach you. Give wage permanent place. Steam heated room furnished. Write or phone Hotel Underwood, Underwood, N. D. WGMEN OR MEN WANTED—Salary $24 full time, 50c an hour spare time, sell. ing ‘guaranteed hosiery to wearer,. Ex- perience unnecessary. + International Mills, Norristown, Pa: 3 1-10-1t FOR SALE—Two rugs, one 7 ft. 8 in. by nine; one 9 by 12,’ Call 615 9th St., or phone No} 196, 1.8-3t FOR SALE—A_ good fur lined, overcoat, Call 608 8rd St., or phone 415X, B. -B. Fergeson, 1-T-hwk FOR SALE—Reed baby carriage and reed push cart, Phone 478X, Herman Ode, 1-9-8 SALESMAN Wan -xperfenced calendar sales- men. Liberal. guaranteed. drawing ac- count, “References ‘with’ application. The Augustine Company, Grand Island, Nebr. = _1-10-2t AGENTS. NTS—Big profit on every sale of pure food products, All » Haut made over.” $200 | last Write quick for Elegafit Agents Contains 18 samples of finest Kkivors, | Soaps, Perfumes, ‘Yoilet Goods, ete, All big sellers, Money back if not. satisfied, Products Co,, 238 _ Cincinnati, Ohio. - AGENTS WANTED—Large manufactur- er wants representatives to sell ski! underwear, ‘hosiery, dresses, wa’ skirts, direct, to home. Write for free samples... Madison: Mills, 503 Broad. way, New: York’ City. 110-1 AGENTS—Coin “money selling” Brusséls Fibré Brooms. Outlast, six corn brooms, Retail, $1.75, Sample postpaid $1.00, Also Sanitary Reushes.” Cramer. Sales Co,,. 2866 Farnam, Omaha, Neer ‘i . 10-1t $16.00 WORTH—Soap, perfumes, . etc., free. Lacassian Co., Dept, 401,\.St. Louls,-Mo. Givi -f0-1t ROOMS FOR RENT :y RENT—Rour rooms,» alk modérn, double-and: single rooms; — Nice warm place for wint $7.00 and $8:00 per month, 713 Stee 9-2wks FOR RENT=Good unfurnished modern rooms, Also flat, to’ small family if man will take care of furnace, — 622 Third Street. 1-5-1wk, FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms for Nght housekeeping if desired. Broddway.- Phone 646R. BIG, FRONT ROOM—All furnished. Will *-§17-9th St. irs, .Ol; Outfit, line. (of American American ‘Bldg., % 1-10-1¢ Tent cheap, Young. BARN $25 WEEKLY—Spare tine, writ ing. for newspapers, “magazines. FE perience unnecessary; details _ fr Press: Syndicate, 169 St. Louis, Mo. § 7 1-10-1t WANTED—Competent gir! for general housework. Family of two. Mrs. FE. H. L.Vesperman, -513 Ave. A. __ 1 WA? “| FOR RE FOR TK heat T=Furnighed room, hot Call 814 Aventie_B 1 \T-—Furnished front room, ply 223. Third Street. g's. 1:9-3t FOR RENT—Room at 517 2nd St. Photie 827. 1-7-5t and dishwasher, Lunch. ; Girl for gen: housework, For SALE OR RENT. _ 211 4th St. Phone 392, 1-9-1WK} _ OUSES AND FLATS. _ WANTED—At Bismarck Hospitak, cook | FOR SALE OR TRADE—A new. modern 1 four, room cottags” land bath, two ANTE SIWARNGETALTONGaR closets, adjdining new school site on WANTED Dishwasher at, once, “Minute l cast side, Interior painting to suit pur- : chaser. “Buy direct from builder and POSITIONS WANTE! WANTED—Position “as housekeeper for widower or bachelor. Good cook, For particulars write to Mrs. L. B., Litchville, N. D, _12-27-2wks, ACQUAINTED sidow woman, 45 to 50 years old, ‘for a liousckeeper or ni Barney Schueller, Antler, N. D. 134. : 1-2-1mo. WORK WANTED WANTED—Washing. Phone oTY. 1-8-1wk MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN Adding and Listing Ma- chine. Brand new and guaranteed, visible printing, red totals, and all Jatest. features, — reinarkably low price, $10.00 cash and balance small Phone 196. 1 : monthly payments, Write 113 Tribun FOF ary urg roller: Ciara t. singers, $7.50. Young’ sin in. fl song, $3.50, Mexican, double yellow head ‘yarrots, $10.00, 1 guaran-@ tee safe. arrival. anywh Weather doés not affect shipping.- Send for cat- alogue. Sam Meyer, 3528 Flournoy St., Chicago, I. 1-8-1nig WANTED=To buy Meat Market or goo lueation for new one. Will pay” all cash for medium sized shop or would trade ar half seetion Canada land and cash for large shop. Write at once as>I mean_ busines Allan 'F. Beck, Box 421, Mason City, Iowa, ‘ 2 1-9-lwk save agents profit. This place will cost you: ten to fifteen’ per cent more to build it six months from now. yourself. ‘hos. Jennings, Building and Developing, sismarck, N. D, 1-7=: WANTED TO BUY—rrom owner, seven or eight room modern house. well lo- cated? Address P.O. Box 607. + ned Z 1:9-tf FOR SALE—A sx room house, all modern, except heat. Phone 706-X. 1-6-lwk. __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _ WE COLLECT ACCOUNTS, NOMES— claims ‘anywhere in worl: no charges unless we collect. _ May's. Collection Agency, Somerset, Kentucky, f 1-10-1t LANDS UANDOLOGY—A_ magazine giving the facts in regard to the land situation. Three months’ subscription, Free. If for, a home or an investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands, simply write me a_ letter and say, “Mat me LANDOLOGY Jand all ps ticulars FR Address Editor; Land- ology, Skidmore Land Co., 435: Skid- more Bldg., Marinette, Wisconsin. 1-10-4mos 1 OWN two farnis in North Dakota and five half section farms in eastern Mon- tana, all: improved and rented for half crop next year, that 1 would like to will make right prices and: casy on them all. If interested write P. Lamberton, Wolf Point, 1-10-1t BUY TEXAS UAND—Orle acre $25 p able $} down and $5 per mormth, particulars, Texas Land Co.,620 Che feal Building, St. Louls, Missouri. aus 210-1t WANTED—To hear frém owner vf good arm for sale, State cash price, full description, D, F, Bugh,’ Minneapolis,, Mir 1-10-. FOR SALE—Happy Home Honey from blossoms of alfalfa and sweet. clover, | thick and delicious, $12 per 5 gallon can at Mahton. H.N. Paul, Malton, Wash. ~ 12-19-1m0 WANTED TO RENT—Piano for six months or ou? year tc use inf audi- torium once a week. Address Box 277; Halliday, 6. D. Would buy if suited. ___1-7-lwk. THREE DOLLARS A MONTH Is all it will: cost you to buy @ brand new Rex Visible Typewriter equipped with every modern feature and fully guaranteed. For Informatton‘phons No, ‘196 or write No,_114 care of Tribune. 12-30-2wk. MISS EMMA HANSON, dressmaker, with Mrs. N. W, Kelley at the hem- stitching parlor; Bergeson block, :Any- one’ wanting immediate work done call or phone _400L, 4-7-3t BOARDBR.WANTED—Room and board nine, dollars per week, $1.50 pef day, 50 cénts and 75 cents per room. Steam feated-rooms, Banner House, Phone al, WANTED TO RUY—Piano, must be in good condition and priced right, give description and price in letter, Lock Hazelton, N. D. 1 kK FOR SALI 000.60 stock of merchandise and fixtures. Priced right to move quick, Address H. 8, Freisz, Flasher, N. 1 4-10-1wk FREE WISCONSIN BULLETINS—Soll, climate, crops, Immigration Bureau, _ Wisconsin Dept. of Agriculture, Capitol 71, Madison, Wis. 11-24-60t FOR SALE—Big bargain in Wew over- coats and suits; also several that are slightly worn.’ Klein, Tailor and Cleaner. s HEMSTITCHING, Picoting and pleat- ing, 400 Fourth street, Mrs. C. P. Larsen, 12-30-lmo FOR SALE—Fighty-five good breed- ing ewes. John C. Loerch, Steele. N. D. : 1-41wk SALE CHBAP—Sanitary couch, triage. pook rack, portiere. 518 11th St. Phone 441L, 1-9-2t FRECKL 7 ME 1S. CMON from owner of ‘farm ale, Price reason- Oiney, Ml. 1-10-1¢ NTED—Send description. c.c Minneapolis, Minn, 1-10-1t eee DECISION. OF SUPREME COURT From Williams County W. 'S. Davidson, : Plaintit and Respondent, z good land for 1 able, L. C. Jones vs, C. A. Houge, Defendant and Appellant. (Syllabus) (1) Sections 8075 and 8076, C. L, 1913 provides: “It shall be lawful for any agent or attorney of any mort- gagee, assignee, person or parsons, ete,, owning or controlling auy real es- ‘ate mortgage to foreclose th: same until he shall-receive a pow. torney from such mortgagee, rerson or persons, etc.” It is further provided tha‘, a power of attorney shall, before the day of k| Sale, be filed for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of the county wherein the real estate is located. (2) Where the notice of foreclos- ure sale is signed by the mortgagee, or his name is signed thereto by his agent or attorney, without such agent it} or attorney’s name appearing on such notice, and such notice is published and foreclosure proceedings complet- er, and the property is bid’ in in the mortgagee’s name and by his direc- tion, and he accepts, receives and re- tains the benefits thereof, such fore- |* closure proceeding’ may be consider- ed under these circumstances as the act of the mortgagee, and a foreclos-, ure by him is a valid foreclosure. (3) Certain exhibits weré excluded ES AND HIS FRIENDS SU-HU-USTHERE WELL ASK HIM from evidence which tended to prove Now~ nn lee A nn nen cece “| S#E THIS ISA VERY Busy IW! THE SOCIAL WoRLD, FOUR BIG DANCES THIS WEEK WEEK AKO THE CHARITY BALL “NEXT weele! ARE THEY STRICTLY TAVITATIONAL. YES, Yov CouLD Go BuT You CouLontty GET f IN- > that foreclosure was made with the knowledge, consent and dcquisence ot the mortgagee, and that he receiv- ed and retained benefits under such foreclosure, while contending phe fore- closure was void by reason of failure to comply With the above laws: Held, that the lusion of such exhibits was reversible error. Judgment reversed. Opinion of the Court by Grace; J.; special concurrence, Christianson, Ch, JR. 1, B. John J. Murphy, Williston, N. D., attorney for plaintiff and respondent. Craven & Converse, Williston, 'N. D. attorneys for defendant and appellant. STIFF SCHEDULE Games With Bismarck Ree e, Is the Fargo high schea- ule: Jan, 9—Mayville at Fargo. Jan. 14—A. C, Preps at A. CG. 16—Casselton at Fargo, : 17—Fargo at Buffalo. Jan. 283—Bismarck at Bismarck, 24—Mandan at Mandan. Jan, 30—Wahpeton at Fargo, ot Feb. 6—Casselton at Casselton. Feb, 7—Valley City at Fargo, Feb. 11—Moorhead at Fargo, Feb, 14—Minot. at. Fargo. Feb, 21—Rismarck at Fargo. Feb, 24—A, C. Preps at Agassiz. :Feb.: 27—Grand Forks at Grand Forks, March & and G—Distriét tourna. ment, March 12—Moorhead at Moorhead.: March 19 and 20—State tourna- ment. In dddition fo these games, other games are being. arranged for seeond or reserve team. VALLEY CITY. GETS NEXT MEETING OF RETAIL MERCHANTS Fargo, x. D., Jan. 10,—The 1 meeting of the North Dakota. Retail Merchants ociation will be held in Valley City, Barnes county, on. June 8. 9, 10 and 11, according to W. A. Donnelly of Fargo, secretary of the association, who returned to Fargo last night after attending a meeting DR. W. H, PEWE, D.C. ' Doctor of Chiropractic Lucas Block R. 8S. ENGE, D. C. Ph. C, , Chiropractor , Consultation Free the | at Valley City yesterday of officers of | Is THAT SOP WELL, | WANT TO Teit You THAT | KNOW SOME OF | Gate City Quint to Play Two : Suite. 9,11—Lucas Block—Phone 260 | He Must Be an Expert Story-Teller! the association. Mayor Moe of Valley City told the officers he would turn the keys of the city over. to the visix tors. The program for the meeting will be more elaborate than ever before, 4 ernor of North Dakota, and one of the cording to Mr. Donnelly, The annual meeting of the Minne sota Retail Merchants’ nssociation wil! be held at Duluth Feb, and 26, MRS. R. S. LEWIS DIES AT FARGO Wife of Former Chairman Board of Control Head } Fargo, N. D., Jan. 10.—Mrs. R. § Lewls, 1102 ‘Third avenue south 18 ‘ber an illness of a week, J.C. Beale of Franklin, Va. had been-called home and Mrs. a daught SURE THEY ARE INVITATIONAL- Nov ouGnT .To. BE GETTING ACQUANTED AND ATTENDING SOME. OF THESE AFFAIRS WELL, WHY Dod” You GO AROUKD WITH THEM “Then P Qh, CouLD Go iF U WANTED will arrive tomorrow, Roy Lewis of: Minneapolis, a son, and Mrs. R, S. isted of Minneapoli: daughter, were called home seve ys AgO, Mr. Lewis, a former lieutenant goy- were marrie] ice Carpen-| ied while Mr, ‘ sident of Minneapolis. They came to Fargo in 18sv. Don’t Choose the Easy Tasks. It is well for young people to choose the life work svhich accords with their tastes and qualifications, but never make the mistake of supposing that any work will be altogether pleasant. There {s no occupation without some drudgery, There is no success without sacrifice, You will never do anything of consequence without doing some- y were mi YOU ARB GENTS TIGURE \OU'R “HERE WHEN 17 CONES TO HANDLING FIREARM, EH? = WELL, KASHA CHEK, JES! STEER YOUR OPTICS ON THIS STUNT. REMEMBER OKCE I DID THIS TRICK AT HOME, . ire Lisanne UT AY cisaR, Nee — © OST Td! LEAD BULLET ALE A EAKY JOWIT UNDER TH SINt Guess THAT WINS TH TAN ‘SKULLPIECE = HEH es 3 formerly of this FOUR AMENDMENTS ARE TO BE VOTED ON IN NORTH DAKOTA Suffrage Question Most Import- ant Coming Up at Next Election Four constitutional amendments will be voted on by the people at the presidential primary election in Mareh, according to information received from the secretary of state, ( Two of the amendments are propos- ed by the general session and two by the specia} session of the 1919 legisla: ture, -The general session proposed the recall amendment to the constitu- tion, providing for the recall of public officers, and 2 second amendment per- mitting public lands containing coal to be leased for agriculiural purposes. The special session proposed an amendment permitting political sub- divisions to bond themselves for the purpose of acquiring public utilities. Another reduces the residence re- quirements of voters from one year in the state, six months in the county and 90 days In the precinct to 90 days in the state, 30 days in the county and 30 in the precinct, It 1s also provided that electors moving from one precinct to another just previous to the election date may vote in the precinct of for: mer residence until qualified in the new precinct. At_the general election in Novem: ber three more amendments are to be voted on by the people. These provide for state woman suffrage, changing ‘the name of the state reform school to the state training school, and the loaning of school funds on farm lands up to 50 per cent of value, insterd of to the present 33 per cent limit. The verdict of the people on all the proposed amendments will he the final disposition of them, under the new quired to pass oneall amendments to the constitution hefore they could be- come a part of the organic law, S00 LINE ROAD FOREMAN TAKES . UP FARM GAME Tan. Ashley, N.. D., Schauer, for many y employed by the Soo Line, the past few years of which were spent as roadmaster of that division, has resigned that posi tion and will move to the state of Washington with his family. Mr. Schauer made a trip to the coast last fall, at which time he purchase1 40 acres of land near the town of Quilcene, in Jefferson county. The farm has buildings on it and adjoirs an §0-acre tract owned by Heury Link. DAUGHTER OF COL. I. N. STEEN WEDS AUTO EXECUTIVE Carson, N. Ds, Jan. 10.—Miss Echo Tone, eldest daughter of Col, and Mrs I, N, Steen of Carson, was married on Christmas day at 12 o'clock noon to Alfred L. Mitchell, at the home of the sister of the latter in Detroit, say announcements received here, Mrs. Mitchell is well known and has a host of friends in these parts, having resided in Mandan since child- hood, and during her last vacation from teaching school at Detroit, Mich., visited her home here during last sum- mer. : Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will spend their honeymoon in the south, and on their return will reside in Detroit, Mich., where Mr. Mitchell is the head of the legal department of the Max- well Motor company. 10.—J. S - JANUARY CLEARANCE SPECIALS We offer for a limited time only dur- ing January, Genuine Hudson Seal Stoles, two yards long, 12 inches wide, handsomely lined, ‘A handsome Hudson Seal’ Muff to match at ........e eee $13.50 Elegant Skunk Scarfs, genuine, lat- est style, extra large aan ‘o : ‘match, 0 subject to examination, BARBATSULY BROS. WHOLESALE FURRIERS 398 Sixth Ave., New York, N. Y. E. T. BURKE. LAWYER Tribune Block Bismarck, N.“D. Phone 752 BISMARCK FURNITURE CO. 220 Main St. | Furniture Upholstery Repaired, Refinished and Packed. ——— —___. —.- PoP WILL You WHAT IS IT You WON'T You TELL Do SOMETHIN’ Fore, KIDS WANT US TH BEAUTIFU TAG AN' ME De 2 FAIRY TALES MA SAYS You TELL BY BLOSSER lL constitutional provision ‘initiated by the people last year. Under the former law the legislature was re-} ‘SUPREME COURT MAKES LAWYERS All Of the four members of this year's first class of students for the | state bar examination passed with fly- ing colors:and were sworn in by the supreme court Friday as full-fledged barri s. The new diseiples of Blackstone are: *Gordon Y, Cox of Bismarck, a brother of Assistant Ac | torney General Edward B. Cox; John ° Edward Donoyan and Thomas .D, Pierce of Langdon and A, EB, Wheeler - j of Devils Lake, f Business Directory SHOE FITTERS —__ a MAIN STREET Pamresanu Fri fou Ran Pree elit al AI Tniviu-dki\tre * BISMARCK -Nowrr Daxora: Bring or Mail in Your Films for Expert Developing FINNEY’S DRUG STORE Bismarck, N. D. WEBB BROS. Undertakers — Embalmers i Funeral Directors "| Licensed Embalmer in Charge | Day Phone 50 Night Phone 65 PERRY | UNDERTAKING PARLORS Day Phone 100-M 4 Night Phones 687 or 100 | Licensed. Embalmer-in Charge Bismarck Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS Western Sales Bldg. Phone 35 Bismarek o PRINTING —— FINISHING DEVELOPING AND ENLARGING MAIL US YOUR FILM Orders Filled Promptly by Experts HOSKINS Bismarck DE LAVAL Cream Separators The World’s Standard FRENCH & WELCH Hardware Implements Harness BISMARCK MOTOR ; COMPANY Distributors of STUDEBAKER —and—— CADILLAC Automobiles BUICK. and OAKLAND Valve-in-Head Motors CORWIN MOTOR CO. Bismarck, XN. D. PARTSsR . x10e *CToRY sepy'sce 81 CORWIN MOTOR CO Bonar’ *