The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 26, 1922, Page 6

» ~ COMPANY Ay ~ TSBACK HOME , ~FROMBIG GAMP Bismarck Unit at Devils Lake -. Encampment ‘of National Guard Makes Fine.Record PRAISED , BY CAPTAIN Quartermaster Unit of This City Also Wins Praise For “Feeds” Provided * Company A, National Guard, rolled into Bismarck at midnight Saturday night after two weeks in Camp Graf- ton’2t Devils Lake. The National Guard Encampment was attended by over 1,000 guardsmen from all parts of the state. The boys of Company A will testify that the seven regular army captains who acted as instructors at the camp were there for business. The camp was.a‘ steady grind of eight hours a’ day—drills, marches, ménual of arms, map-making, sketching and military manuevers. ' 3 Capt. Herman Brocopp,’ command- ing Company A, returned with praise for the members of the organization. Company A led.the First Battalion and, bore the brunt of,all the ‘work. The boys came through in fine shape, he. said. _ There was a hike of the last day of regular work at camp. The guards- men started out at 7:30 a, m. and got in at 5 p.‘m. Tre First Batta- lion started after the Second and Third Battalion on this'match. Cott. ,.pany A came in ahead of, al others Sand but one man dropped out'on the -long, march. Only one member of £Company A went to the hospital and |. he was discharged after it was'found ihe did not have diphtheria as sym- ptoms indicated. Company A’ had three officers— Capt. Brocopp, First Lieut. Schnar- :nowske and Second Lieut. Lilliskov Zand-56 men on the trip. Two.of the members gf the company, Hunter and Hamilton, received special instruc- tion on the Browning gutomiatic rifle and will instruct other members of the company here. The second Bismarck unit at camp, the quartermaster detachment, which was under command of Lieut. Thor- alson, was kept busy during the camp and according to members of Com- pany A royal “feeds” were’ provided. Some of the members of the Q. M. detachment returned. to Bismarck with Company A, while\ others will return today or tomorrow. “The .camp was in general charge of Adjutant Gencral Fraser and ‘Ma- jor Harold Sorenson, —————————_—_—_—_ | NEWS BRIEFS | | oo _——_— (By the Associated Press) Pineville, Ky., June 26.—Six of thirteen prisoners who escaped from the county jail were recaptured, but seven remain at liberty. Williams Bay, Wis. June 26.—A world wide movement to end war was launched at the closing session ‘of the International Student Confer-,/ ence, Utica, N. ¥,, June 26—Three barges filled’ with gun powder caught fire the explosions threatening the sum- mer colony at VeronaBeach, Cincinnati, June 26.—The police committee of the American Federa- ‘ tion of Labor charged that industria! feudalism supported by. political bu- reaucracy, has made its way in the White House. Peoria, Ill., June 26.—Thieves stole $10,000 orth of whiskey at the Ameri- can Distillery at Fekingy escaping ip _ boats. Springfield, Ill, Junes 26.1 nk Farrington, president of the Minois mine workers, appealed to the miners to refrain from all violence .and dis- orders, declaring that the union is in disrepute and threatened with litiga- ton which will badly cripple it. Washington, June 26—Combined resources of the national banks of the country on May 6 were announc- ed at $20,177,000,000. Hartford, Ark. June 26.—Five members of a picnic party were suf- focated by black damp in an aban- doned mine. Halifax, June 26.—Sixteen men from the fishing schooner Puritan, which struck a bar Saturday were re- ported missing in a radio from Cap- fain ‘Thomas, who reached Sable Is!-] and wit] seven members of his crew. Washington, June 26.—Repfesen- tatives of Chile and Peru expected to reach an agreement in the Ta- cna-Arica dispute before the énd of the week. Brownsville, Tex., June 26—Merce- des, north of here was. covered with flood waters from the Rio Grande) 2 from twé to three feet deep. No loss * of life was reported. . ‘Auckland, New Zealand, June 26.— Between 20 and 80 severe earth shocks were felt. in the Taupo dis- i trict within an hour Saturday. \ iNew York, June 26.—Twenty thousand bottles of whiskey were| seized and three men arrested by) _y customs officials who captured three “motor boats in the East River. Wanted help in clothing store. Address Box 606 Bis- marck, N. D. Hilda Jamies, 17, » Aug. 1 She's now in ‘Liverpool. FORMER U, 8. OFFICIAL IS BANDIT PREY Bireay Head, Being Held in Mexico (By the Associated Press) ~ Mexico City,, June 26—A, Bruce | Bielaski, chief of the bureau of in- vestigation of the United States de- partment of justjce during the war, 8 being held for ransom by seven bandits, who held up his automo- bile seven miles west of Cucrnavaca, in ‘the state of *Morelos, yesterday. Mr. Bielaski, together with his wife and Mr. and Mrs, Manuel Barcena of Mexicali, was on the way to view. some Aztec ruins, near the town. The motorists were nearing the Ha- cienda, of .De Sangabriel, when the bandits suddenly appeared and stop- ped them at the point of guns. The women were released, but after rob- municated with authorities at Cder- Mavaca as well as getting in touch with the federal government -and|- secretary of war Serrano ordered the federa] troops in the vicinity, to bandits, * 8 now vice. president} © veridge and Combany, extensive ‘oil holdings near Mexico City and Tampico, Mr. Barcena_ is an attorney connected with racing enterprises at Tiajuana. start after Mr. Biela: of. Richard which has DEMAND $5,000 »: { (By the rea el Press) New York, June 26.—Ten thousand pesos ($5,000 eee ican money) is on its way from Me: Cuernavaca hilla,; to ransom A, Bruce ‘Bielaski, who was seized by Mexican bandits, it was announced today by. Frank L, Semple, vice pres- ident of Raymond Beveridge | and Company «the concern Bielaski is an official. Mr. Sample said that he was notl- fied through an American bank’ that a@ banking company in Mexico City was “taking care ‘of the ‘ransom” and would hurry it to Cuernavaca. ‘0 City into the ~ of whicn SIGNAL MEN TAKING VOTE Lines, President Says (By ‘the Associated’ Pri Chicago, June 26—A strike vate is being taken by the railway signal men on approximately one-third of the railroads of the. gountry, accord> ing to an announcement today by. D. W. Helt, president. of the Brother- is being taken under the supervision’ of the System General ‘Committees, all of which have rejected the wage cut set for ly Kee NOT TO HALT STRIKE. (By the Associated Press) Chicago, June 26.—Saturday’s de- clsiohs by, the United States railroad labor “holding several roads in’ vio- lation of the. transportation act by. farming out’ work to contractors, and ponding opinions in thirty more cages which were posted’ for licaring to day, are expected to have little in- fluence towards averting the threat- ened rail. strike, next’ month> B. /M. Jewcll, head of the railway employes ‘department of the Amert- ean Fedetation of Labor, who js in be announced until Wednesday. on a strike call. HIT BY. .CAR; DIES Cleveland, June 26.—Dr. Williams, i. 4 America to compete in the Joseph P. yy cup race: A. Bruce Bielaski, Former, bing them the bandits took Mr. Bicl- aski and Mr, Barcena with them. When the news reached the city the American charge de affaires, George T. Sumbmerline, immediately com- In Progress on One-Third| w, (Cv the A¥oclated Press) : a hood of RailwaysSignalmen. ‘The vote , charge of the canvass of the shop- men’s strike vote, saia the result of the -referendum would ‘probably not Hope of averting a strike faded with statements by John Scott, sec- retary of the railway employes de- i partment, that the board’s ruling in the contract cases will put no check L. superintendent of - the Europe's greatest wornan ewimmer,.will come ‘New, York a | Dane county tubercul ‘sanitarium be Wales, Wisconsi mies h pital here yesterday: following in- juries he received when stpyck byt a street car. OLD CHATEAU: OF DE MORES TS KEPT OPEN Many Tourists Visit Famous Place of Former Noble In Bad Lands B, E. J. Taylor returned Satur- ’ day from Medora where he attend-, ed the annual meeting of the school officers of Billings county. While at Medora he, with several. others, yisited the De Mores Chateau which stands on a high elevation on the west bank of the Little Missouri. Marquis De Mores and his family were noted figures at Medora about forty yearg ago, He built the’ resi- denge in the early. eighties and with his family ‘occupied it for two-years. After. the departure of the De Mores famly the entire property was cared’ for by J. W. Foley,-Sr., and Mrs, \Foley. Since the death of Mn. Foley, five years, ago, Mrs. Foley: as had cHarge of the Chateau. The De Mores had.furnished it elegantly andswhen they went away they left everything: Mrs. Foley has just op- onan the Chateai and will accom- modate tourists by. offering lodgings and’ breakfast in this magnificent old home. The furnishings at present are identically the same as when the Mores were there. The furnish- ings -are elegant and complete and are in perfect condition due to the excellent and able care and manage- ment of Mr. and Mrs. Foley. Mrs. Foley and her daughter are charm- ing entertainers and’ are happy to show the De Mores Chateau to trav- elers. +The view "from the place “is mag-| nificent, as the Bad Lands can be} seen for miles, north, east ‘and south. é Hs MARINES 70 | STAYIN IN HAITI oe aleene Is Recommended shington, June 26.—Indefinite, continuation. of American ‘military. @ccupation ‘of “Haiti, but with’ @ re- duction ‘of the’ Marine. force, ‘was re- commended \in ‘an’ unanimous report présented today by. the spccialisenate | committee, which xfor’ months "has been: investigating American adi ee in idl and’Santo Domin- The. declaration that . early .with- drawal or, drastic ‘reduction ‘in the | American marine ‘occupation force ‘in Haitipwould be> followed certainly by brigandage and “revolution was made in<the report. The committee found that on the ‘whole, American administration ‘in Haiti: had been of great benefit to the Haitians and was 40 regarded, it said, by a vast majority. The Ameti- can record however, was déscribed as one both of “failure and achieve- ment,” the report) stated, adding that there had been some “blunders”: and a few instances of cruelty against natives by members of the ‘military forces.. WOULD REDUCE IMMIGRATION (By the Associated Press) Washington, June 26.—Reduction of, immigration quotas to be admit- ted tothe United States from three pér ‘cent to two per icent effective July1, 1923, is provided for in a bill introduced today by Chairman’ Johnson of the house immigration commissien. Liquid oxygen is used as an ex- plosive by a metal mining company ‘at Pachuca. Mex.; operated by Am- [es capital. ‘Aand the p: i was decidedly particular as {to the Taare OR CHARACTER Bell Telephone: Advt. ‘Manager| Says Glance at Name Inali- \| cates Live’ Witer POLITICS “T believe that the money me spend for advertising would :be well spend if not a single person:-ever read one of our advertisements,” clared O. E. Lowry, advertisin, AN manager of the Bell North tern Bell Telephone home company: in article in the June issue of “T) Northwestern Bell,” a monthly mag- azine of 24 ‘pages issued "by and for employees of the. company, at, ‘Bt Paul; Minn. x oe The.same issue contain esting chart . which - sxyiies the wonderful. organization, {* ‘of; Northwestern Bell Telephon: (] pany in: North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota,” ap addition to a number of other's date articles about the emp! oye TALKS UPON }NoTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- SURE SALI Default faving occurred in the conditions oF the mortgage herein= after, described, notice hereby: given that > that: certain mort, executed and delivered by Scott and Emir D, Beott, bie wite, of Burleigh County, ‘th ry mortgagors to M ya a North dated the Sth day, of Dece! 1920, and filed for record “tn otlico ‘ot Coutts North of Eee oe ene Burleigh C the ‘22nd day off A. Dy. 1920. at nine o'clock Ay and recors pon page 122 -in book® 169 of m We will be Corecloned, by, the pale: premises described in 4 and hereinafter, the front door of the in tho city por Bisn setae in Muriel County: Ne logue A. of ben oO! i Bt day o: the amount ‘due an ‘che gage on that. day, The- Sveine lescribed In sald mortgage an which will be ‘sold to satisfy the in _Burtele gamo.. are situated - County: North nd. lescribed as the Norte eae rNyys e ‘Northeast Quarter (NE! the Southwest Quester: ey the Northeast Quarter ( being in. Section ‘Think of Township, One Hundred monty one hE arth nee Big! (80) of Fifth Pring iG Meridian. * there “will be ane in such mortga: i ‘onthe’ di the sum of: $1473.69, which: it sciuaee taxes paid andithe ihterest thereon in the stim: of $72.41,, together swith, of foros Dated o lost pated at rpimarck this 20th. day. lay Pas cCURDY, M Attorney for Mortga: ee. ‘k, No Dak. ia) Bismar (5: FORE- icy: of the compat In explaining aie he the remarks “Of @ pais hia. who said im io we ie : ads, ae can't help but em as glance throug! pers. and they. always) renin van an’ honest Sane bualiees who mit wouid be and do busihess ‘with: : i ‘Because ait advertisement ee character of business cohcern very much the same way as: lothes indicate the characteristics of an i dividual, Mr. Lowry stated that Ke appearanc e of his advortisements:> the’ illustration,’ the’ border, the’ kind ind size of type and the. art iwe- mt. The completed advertii Beas, nas MORTGAGE te ths of must present a “well groomed” ay pearance.. The chart shows a president at the head of the Northwestern Telephone association; ‘and @ vice;president with a group of assistants. yery much like those in-the cabinet of |o; the president of the United. States, Under the direction of. ‘these: t men cames five important officials, the general commercial superintend- ent, general superintendent, of’ plant, chief engineer, general’ syprintend- ent. of traffic, and general’ auditor who are responsible for thé 'direc- tion of a large staff of men: have of specialized: work. The organization. of this great--or- | poration ‘is more. compli than, the organi: government, according to’ ment of men who have mage of organization.’ e The ‘magazine is full ‘o! that make.ithe work’ and ae BY members ofb the. telephone company: read like romance. If a 1; were to’ peruse the magazine; ‘he might obtain a better understanding ofthe telephone organization within, his own, community. a 4 PRISONERS. MAKE ESCAPE: Flee From State H ‘State Hospital For) « St. Paul, June 26.*-Four prlabned from ‘the ‘state hospital for the in- sane-at St. Peter, are being. sought the. institution” during the Past two days, Twd of the! men are said violently insane, The men are: Nor. man Laclaire of -St. Paul, Fran! Geisbauer of St. Paul, Williams :(negro), Stillwater, and Al- ‘fre’ Swanson, who was sent to the hospital ‘from the, Ramsey’ count; cape given the state board of control by Dr. R. M. Phelps, superintendent, one* left, he believed, one’ of prisonérs ‘gained their freedom. - In'}y a key and statted leaving ‘on to let; him out. andi Swanson, the ‘last of ‘the: four’ to ed last: night. ‘The ease of thie tat H. Schriver, .c ; a girl: during; Fort Lincoln, was-on trial; in; court today. sige i. oe residing. 3 Otto Reimer, cl taining’ a common. nuisance, plead not guilty in t court. Ji Heinle and Andrew: Heinle, hale to court. on charges growii ‘a liquor. raid, were given 4)months in jail and, fines cof $200 each. % In the ‘case’ ofthe Arena, State Bank agai |. Landenberger, grow- of John V. Farnwell vs. on an ‘account it. was sti lated that the: plaintiff, wonla | take’ judgments. « In the case of P. i. ~ thorndaht| f against the Soo Line for personal | j injuries alléged - sustained -when thrown ‘while: riding in \a, caboose | from Wilton here, the jory found for the defendant. The - Constantinople Woman's | & Sollere ten by ior for is e onl n college for we men east of Bevicanat In the Congo. the. ‘women ee the men do. the sewing. and “was! today, following their escape from oy A: Carlos A, Eether with ‘the costs and ‘dis Hinerte af ¢ “SCOTT CAMERON, The information regarding the es-| some unknown way the men neat id Avnle the crops and sell the produce alt Kerth “Dakota an SURE SALE nai hereby len th cortaln ‘mortgege executed, ai ‘ws tawa rd- Cromwell, and fiver OS B, .Cromwell, ‘husbai wife, mortgagor ment Company, ortgagee, Seto Te 1915, fitedg: the comes ot tenes tes it Deeds of: The eo * 0) a feteh ‘and. State of ‘Nort kota ‘on tl bj 23rd. ay of Novemys r, 1915, and: re porded) in Book 39. eMart Eyck jordan, a wi Dost office ‘addres fon Minne: sota, an Tuned in writin, dated the str ay of April, iat and filed for record in tne ' he aN eetmtee 3 n eas ae Bi els: ounty, x fon the Abel recorded in. Book Nid of Asstenine of Mortgages, bare 3, letault having occurred, va ue notice be- fore foreclosure having been’ served on the said mort; Ls as provided by law, ‘will be ogee! loged by a sale of the premises :in. such: mortgage and hereinafter described; ‘at the front door of the Court House in a the County of Burl > and State o! North: Dakota, at* thé hour of 2 o'clock P.M, on the d5th day of July,- 1922, to. satisfy the amount aye @ upon. sanen mortgage on the day sale, The premises described in ne mortgage ‘and which will be to satisfy t he game are deseribed aa. follows: march At quactes ‘of Section ae ‘Townsh' North, of Range 75, West. neces will b& gue on aoe mortsay eon the day of sale she. On e Thousand Two Bighty- eight. and 54-! igs Dellste, a (giz. Bt RST. NATIONAL, BANK, scene oa ignee of Mortgages. GP OLGEIRSON, iad Attorney ‘for. ead nee ‘ngce. “Post Offi ddres it bit of. ‘the, et ere a day of May, 19 . and recorded in Book Ber aay aces on Page 114, will be roe by aisale of the premises in mortgage and hereinafter ces ty atthe front eae City Be Rink i in the City of BI i ei Ga of Burivigh and Gtaes of the ath day” of 2, f two Palate an our ate ‘to. satis is 7 said. mortgage at the day ot 6 premises; described - said in morteags. and which will be ‘sala to fobeve t mic’ are’ described: as hows. to-w! act riiuews a nae raathrest 30) tree ‘ funder the terms-of said. mortrage aking A. total due of $1215.13 to- urse- Dated thie! arth day rot LC. REMINGTON Mortearee. Attorney for Mortgagee, Bismarck. North Dakota, 29 12-19-26—7-3) ais ¥ ATE MORTORG OF L ESTA BE. hat morteage exert P ed. by eaee Wee hernine a and hi ‘ife, t Seem, ma ie aor: | A cc mpichmortessr le ‘dated the le mer oe neh. fled manner. in which the ae ice. is ‘hereby. given’ th the rlain eds. of Bi isle County, clock BM. foreclosed ty a ale. ‘emiines in sald: mort " Matter “aeecr ibed. i pate ant are inthe County: ef Bure sey’ AN. ert pei. ave ah Mould eat the day 0: Fern igen dencribed “in. nal re ce which ‘will he foidt9 Ramo are : describe wh 3 ie Shite 8h) of Ree~. 30) Tomneh on ieee ‘orty eoues «4 in’ °(77), wi, peraveren eS Seether of sale the sum: of er with —o pala ya 4. rv Ethed premix fase making & total due of qt EMINGTON, lortgagee. ¥ ing out of & note alleged given for'a}” i bull, the jury foutid forthe defense. |; In-the rein tein evan te e jottaag agce, VS ay D. 2 Ba satis ee in. ie ice of ¢ Regis- ter, of Deed: the Ge it Bur. sigh. a1 ihe igigh en ie Det. in: 1 of Mort- bere eats Svine ace oe 3 - and Sere! atten: ‘deneribed, ront dobr of the stn ‘house in. the tity. of Bismarck county ¢ pts Burleigh’ Norte D ‘on th ae Se sakes ae ie pon said. mortgage, 0 ‘ eibed fn aid ‘tgage and ice ich ‘ile be: sold t to | the'same, dre situated ‘in the | gatie of Bu Helen ant State of ae athe clothes. i Lots” nineteen, (19) < and “twenty the.| Mortgage and which will anes 1922." Mi T. FF NORTH DAKOTA, ich | STATE . 01 In. County place. rea in Block Sed three Gore ie Survey to the City of Bis- Phere will be due’ dn such. mort- age at hei ante of sale the sum of 465.58 Doll Date at Bismarck, N. D., this 20th day cf May, 1928, AL. ROSEN, Mortgagee. K McCURDY, ~ Attorney ‘for Moriennee, Blemarck North Rota: 2-29 —6-5-12 Uae auc NOTICR AND CITATION, \HEAR- County of Burleigh—1 ceuney Before Hon, . Davies, Judg win gite Matter a the Estate of ‘endelin Braun, Deeea Eva Braun Petitioner va, Franz Braun, ‘Wendelin Braun, Jr., Joseph Braun, ‘Eva, Welgel, John Braun, (a minor), John Mildenberger, Guard fan, dnd Nick Braun, Resi jondents. “aine State of North Dakota to the above ‘named Respondents: You, the said Res pondents are hereby notified that he final, ac- count’ of Eva Braun, Executrix\ of the Last Will of Wendelin’ Braun, County ‘of Burleigh, State of North Dakota, aece d, “has been rendered’ to ‘this. Court, therein showing that ‘the estate:of said de- ceased is ready for. final settle ment Sng distribution, and petition- ing that hig accountsbe allowed, the pen\dug of Said ‘estate be distributed to persons thereunto entitled, her. sdministration closed. and ‘she. be discharged; tiat ‘Wednesday, the T2th day of. cl dies sD, 1922, at ten o'clock tn the ft aheoy) of that day at the court: Too! ‘of this Court in houke,: it ine City of Bis- ‘ek, County Burleigh, and tate of North, “Dax has “been aul appoltited by, this’ court ‘for the sect! ent thereof, at © which time and piace any person inter- sted ae hte eatate rey Sppeer ‘an le exceptions, in writin, ‘| to said aecbunt, aia ‘petition an ia : he ‘above respondents. my each nt you, are) hereby cited a quired sand there’ to bs andy appear bi Refer: nd’ > Ba t conte this Court, and show ‘cathe, if any. you have, wh: said account, shotld ‘nat be allowed, the residue of sald estate distribu: ted, the admjniatration of said es- tate closed and said Eva Braun, Executrix ‘be“discharged. Dated the ar@‘day of June, A. D ry ° meter pos RY, oe DAVIES, punty Court. On Let the fore fh lon be ser- ved by, Mubitcation in iy Bismarck. Tribune ‘onge’a week ‘for four suc- cessive weeks,-thé last publication’ to be not jess fits ten days before the day of hearing. oar ty Court. 12-19-26 NOTICE OF LT SALE BY ADVERTISEME! Notice is Hereby Giron 4 That that certain Mortmane xecuted and de- liyered by Joh Allinson and Mary. J. Allinson, husband and wife, Mortgagors, to. Van Sant Company, @ corporation, Mortgagee, dated the 19th: day: of December, A. D. nine- teen hundred, and sixteen and filed for. record-in the office of the Reg- ister of Deeds of the County of |, Burleigh, and: State of North Da- kota, on the 26th day of December A. aes and recorded in Book 98 e8, at page 41 and as- signed ty said Mortgagee by an in- strument in writing to E. C. An- thony, dated tho 7th day of March) AL 1917, and ftled for record in | sald office of the Register of Decds on’ the 6th day of May 1922, and recorded in Book 98 of Assignments, On'page 586, will be fered losed by a sale of une premises in such mort gage and ‘hereinafter ‘described, a! the front door of’ the Court ‘House in’ the city of ‘Bismarck, _in County ‘of Burleigh, jand: State of North Dakota, at ‘the hour of two o'clock p. m., on the 29th day of Tuly 1922, to satisfy the amount due upon said Mortgage on the day of sale, The premises described in said be sold to satisfy the same, are thdse certain Premises situated in/the County of Burleigh, and State of North “Da- kota, and described as fol ete ito- wit: The West Half (W%%) of Sec- tion’ Nineteen (19) in -Township late of the City of. Biamarck in the | 1922. the |< pereene. baterested in the estate of Doherty, _Deceased: hau ant cach of 4, are hereby ngett that Julia Doherty the Ationer herein, has wt in’ this \Court! a eecument Ld Ww! gilts ar Ranting to ‘be Wilt and ‘éstament of. Michael D Doherty late of the vicinity of Wing in’ the County of PB urletet ‘and State of rth Dakota, deceased, with her petition Pravin “for the admissio: to probate’ of said document as th wal ant ‘Testament of said de- ‘and for the issuance to G. Oigeirson and’J, Murphy of letters testamentary. titereot, and’ that the sald petition and the proofs of said purported wilt and (Testament will be heard and duly considered ela ‘Court on Wednesday, day: of July, A. D. 1922, at 1 in’ the. SDrepoon, of that day, ai Court Rooms of ‘this’ Court, in the County, Court: House, in the city Bismarck, -County Burleigh ani State of North Dakota; and ‘You, and each of you, are hereby citedto be ‘and appear’ before this Court at said ‘time and place and: answer said petition .and show cause, if any ‘there be, why. the rayer of said petitioner should not @_ granted. Dated the 9th day of sume, A.D. By. the Court. * (SEAL) ‘I. C. DAV: IES, cided of the County, Court. FOR SALE OR TRADE Hotel in county seat town doing good busi- ness/ completely furnished, within 50 miles of Bismarck. Possession July ist. i Py For le or rent, large rooming House In city, full of romers and doing ‘good business. Completely furnished. Seve: desirable houses in city for ale at-a bergain. List your houses with me for a.sale. I. will sell- them. ~ For Rent—Fine modern 6 room house on 6th street. Real Estate Exchange. Phone 1382W.’ See or phoné me for trades. 6-26 lw FOR RENT OR TRADE—Fine little Hotel completely, furnished’ in coun- ty seat town ‘within 50 miles of Bismarck. Doing good business. Just the place for man, wife and daughter; Fine school, Real Es- tate Exchange, Phone 132W. List your property with me for sales. gee me for Ck + 6-26 lw \FOR RENT—One ‘furnished © room. Also for sale, gas ‘and coal range combined at Ae 6th St. -Phone 612k. 6-26 lw FOR \SALE—One boy’s’ 20-inch double frame bicycle. See Arthur ‘McGray, 613 8rd: ‘or. Phone ‘746. 6-26 3t FOR RENT—Three modern — fur- nished rooms. ° 506 pad atreet. . S 6-26 lw ‘FOR SALE—New three-piece, over- stuffed living Toom suite. Phone 768-R. 6-26-3¢ WANTED—Helper in clothing Store. Address Box 606, Bismarck, N. D. 6-26 3 LOST—A bunch of: keys. Return to 313 McKenzie Hetel. be area cu SS 6-26-8¢ WIFE HELD FOR SHOOTING Freeport, N. Y., June, 26,—Oscar A; Downs, wealthy» former theatrical Hirsch, wealthy former — theatrical producer was critically wounded and his wife held charged with the hooting following a. quarrel. -Burma has an gnnual rainfall tas 600 inches. One Hundred Thirty-nine (139) Range Seventy-eight (78). Default having been made in the terms:and conditions of said Mort- gage by the failure of. the. Mort- gagors to pay. the principal note for S108 0.00 when due on February 1st 1922, the full amount ‘of said mortgage is now due and ‘payable, and there will be due hereon on the date of sale the sum of $2501.43. be- sides ane, costs and expenses of salé and Dated neys fees allowed by law. June ASS ne, 1922. ee. Da. FLYNN, TRAYNOR & TRATNOR, ttorneys for Assignee: Laks Perey eet: CreE aie SALE BY eye Seen Abyeieemes? hl ‘that seartake Morteneter: « exevnut Allinson rushed ‘and wife, ant ‘Company, 1sth day ‘oe December,’ A. teen hundred’ aod aixt for recordin. the gids ‘ ater aee Deeds ot 6.5 Count: Kote ae tt the an, eae De eames in taid, otties of the Newister Se Speeds onnthe 20th ds day of Nae 917, an d recorde rteage on page 394, ant be foreclose by a sale of) the premises in euch Mort- gage Ray h Foinatter, ‘described, at the. front ‘door of the Court House in’ the. city, of Bismarck, in ™~ the County* of Burleigh, and State of North Dako at the hour of ee. o'clock »» on .the 29th day. July, a2; torsatiery tne ‘amoun ase pen aid “Mortgage (on. the aay of othe premises described in said gE 3 nee and ‘which: will ‘be sold to satisfy the: same, are those’ Serain premier tSitunted in: thé’ County, of and’ State of ‘North kota, ma ‘described as. follows, to- wit: The East Half (6%) of ‘Sec: Hone Ninel leteen (19) “in ‘township red Thirty-ni (139), Bans. Beventy -elght (7! ult having been Tad In the terms ie conditions: of ssid: Mort- gage By the qeuare ce! of: aot ee ‘agors to pay the princip: for dua: hak duelon Meurunty Int a anh and the agence Herein im led to pay. id ee Ramee is the ~ sum ot $43.09 in oxiler to protect his inter- est hercin, the full amount of said mortgage is therefore due and pay- ape and there ‘will be due Hereow e date of sale the «sum $iie 99. besides the. costs and ex- enses ok asta ‘and attorneys fees al- lowed: by_I i Dated ‘June: “1ith, A.D. 1922. a Cc. EB: Lay eae ‘LYNN, TRAYNOR & TRAYNOR, ‘Attorneys for Assignee: Devils Lake, North Dai 6-19-26—7- Mei0-17-24 CITATION RAR ING PROOF OF County of Burleigh. betes ari ee I, .C. Davies, Julia James J. ates ft | erty, Julia F.. Doherty, ‘Mrs. Mary Doherty. “Murphy, Mra. Annie Doh- erty “OrConnell irs. Catherine Do y_Oconnell, ee Catherine Doh- erty. Poonnell, Michael Doherty, Re- ePrne THe state of North Dakota, To the! above snamed respondents. and all \ HARRY CRANE Candidate for . Clerk of the District Court Burleigh County “Your vote and support will bé appreciated.. ALBERT OF — (By the Associated Press) Patis, June 26.—Prince Albert Honors Charles of the’ principality of Monaco, died here this afternoon at 6 o'clock. Prince Charles. of - Monaco -was palities of the world, a little, rock- bound 'stretch of land off the south- eastern coast of’ France. Monaco ‘is famous as; the seat of Monte Carlo, world renowned gambling resort. It was from this that Monaco derives its revenues. Prince Charles was im- mensely wealthy and was greatly in- terested in deep-sea fishing. He has built perhaps the finest aquarium in the world. ot } AIRPLANE AND © “ (By the Asanciated Press) ’ Los Angeles, June 26.—Collision between an airplane ang an automo- bile’ was reported to officials today. ‘The plane damaged the car slighthy and caused the ’autoists to suffer from shock. The aviator flew away. NAME ANDERSON FOR JUDGESHIP W. A. Anderson, former secretary of the Industrial Commission — of North Dakota and former assistart ., attorney-genéral under - William MONACO DIES" head. of one of the smallest prince ‘¥ AUTO COLLIDE - Lemke, who is pow practicing law in. Minneapolis, was nominated for the supreme court in Minnesota at the primary last week, with backing of the. farmerslabor organization. He will contest the Republican indorsee in the fall election. Wanted help in clothing: store. Address Box; 606 Bis- marck, N. D. The rapidest river in the world, of any size, is the Rhone, in Franhe, whose current ranges as high’as 40 miles an hour. The sales of chewing gum, which was little used in England + before the war now amount to $1,- 000,000 annually in that country. CHICAGO SHINING PARLORS We dye, Clean, Polish, all kinds of shoes, Suede, ‘Satin, White Canvas, Etc. Also suit cases. / Opposite Post Office. Crewsky Shoe Repair Shop +109 8rd St., Bismarck, N. D.- \ Across from Van Horn Hotel. We give mail orders prompt tention. /Blamarck ‘Typewriter Co. ¥ manrck, Every, fair minded voter who readg the | address and other facts in this advertisement will_admit, that the Nestos administration has dem- onstrated that it can and will-keep its campaign promises even though it has had-charge of our state gov- ernment only ‘a few months. wit the Nestos administration is kept in charge of our government, the people can dépend on it that there will’ not be any. such flood of questionable : stock selling schemes with which to -get the people's money away from them as there was ‘under, the Nonpartisan League regime in North Dakota. ~ It is not possible to have good government: unless the voters will vote for candidates for office who haye show: that they are faithful and competent. When you vote be sure that you find overy one of these names on the ballot and mark an (X) after each one of. them. , These names lot only, #0 that every person who wishes to yote for'the ticket must call for a Republican ballot when -going to the polls. - man. -Auditor— , will appear.on the Republican bal- ==: Voters Instruction and Information For United States Senator— PORTER J. McCUMBER.. | For Congressman Second Dist. GEORGE M. YOUNG.... Governor— R, A. NESTOS:...2..... Lieutenant-Governor— , FRANK 'H. HYLAND... Secretary of State— THOMAS HALL .. H.C. JOHNSON. . ‘Treasurer— JOHN STEEN ...... Attornéy General— , Commissioner of Insurance- HARRY G, CARPENTER Com. of Agriculture’& Lahor— JOSEPH A. KITCHEN... Rallroad Commissfoners— A. D. McKINNON.......-. F. T. GRONVOLD...... Cc, E. KNOX.. Supt. of Public Instraction— MINNIE J. NIELSON... For_Representatives— L, E. HEATON VICTOR ANDERSON... P.. G: HARRINGTON ON YOUR BALLOT PUT AN (X) AFTER THESA NAMES If there are any I. V. ‘a. candidates endorsed in your district, whose the proper place. Be-sure to mark an (X) in the you write in the ballot. val Dames are not printed on-the Republican ballot, write their names in proper ee after each name that BS PRIMARY ELECTION JUNE 28. (Political Adv.) Don't forget to vote for the right candidate for precinct committee- » If you haven’t a sticker write his or her name in the proper ms