The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX GLEAN BALLIS AIM, DECLARES LEAGUE PREXY of President Logan Powell Assures Fa Jamestown Of Strict Supervision ABLE MANAGERS CHO} = N Minot Playing Bismarck Here and Jamestown Playing at Carrington in Opener Ib} H Coleman Oliver . Gunther 1 Worner Dennison, or Kinney ......p Umpire Clean the North! Dak ague which ope today, Pre¢ident Logan Powell ¢ Jamestown declared in a messa s of the cities in the ci e ing today. nder way with 4 playing the New Rock- ford-Carrington team at Carrington, and Minot playing Bismarck here. sident Vowell's message is as ident Logan Powell has the followi we to give the base- ball in the cities of the Lea are going to cater to the public at all times, shall giv you clean baseball under the juris- diction of the National Association of Minor League Clubs and trueted the umpires to h times the interest of th make the game the great sport, at heart. We thank you your confidence thus far and : hall contin- ue to merit your good will. It is our ambition to make the North Dakota League the best in its class and your co-operation toward this end is at all times solicited.” ident Powell is confident that) closs D> organiz: tion! y limit of 000, nal | jurisdictio nof the Leagues, will show a fine 1 senso Able Sct of Managers It is believed phat there is no Class D League in the country which h more able set of managers than has this four club cireuit Herb Hester with fifteen years of managerical experience in the Min- ors is piloting the Minot club, E. © Whiting a graduate from the Double | A ranks is in charge at James- town, Ear] Pickering, the greatest of all around ath\gtes ever graduat- ed at the Univer: of Minn, is at New Rockford-Carrington and Tom Shanley former member of the St. Paul American Association Club and 2 successful minor ager is at Bismarck.’ The salgry limit of will be ob- served to the letter and the clubs have until June 1, to get in within | the limit. With New Rockford and Carving- ton separated by a beautiful eled roan of less than fourteen mil- es the attendance from both cities at all games is expected to be big and in order to satisfy both President Powell has arrang s¢heduled games to each city alternately son will open at ( and the follow the two clubs will move to New Rockford for the opecning. At Jamestown May 30th After playing a five game sched- | ule for the opening series Bismrack | will move to Jamestown for the op- ening on Memo: b May 30,! and New Rockford-Carrington will| travel to Minot to pry the lid open| in the latter city. | Two games will be played on the} afternoon of Memorial Day, the first | starting at 3 P, M. President Powell has assigned Tony Pleva, with fifteen years of} minor league experience to umpire| the opening game at Bismarck and “Labe” Safro, well known former pugilist and mixor league umpire will handle the “indicator at New Rockford-Carrington. Short jumps’ between the cities comprising the circuit, a strict ad- herence to the salary limit and the determination of President Powell to suppress the slightest attempt at rowdyism, of any misconduct on the field of play is expected to make the league: a model in its claes. Outfielder Coming Manager Shanley of the Bismarck elub today wired Carl Condon, out- fielder, Timberlake S. D., to report to the Bismarck club. Condon is an outfielder and was with Aber- deen for a time last year. Until he comes Shanley will play a pitcher in left field. Herb Hester, manager of the Minot team, acompanied by Larry Bryne, former chief of pciice of Minot, play- ers and a number of Minot fays ar- rived here to see efie opening game, Hester claims Minot has taken om, Bismarck the honor of -having bestbaseball park in. the Circuit, Phe Minot team will play at the rthwest Fair Grounds, where a ‘grandstand and new blesch- ‘built, inne to comment on ~ his , saying .it-would take time. to CAN CY BEAT BABE RUTH’S RECORD? Slugging Outfielder of Phillies Is Making Great Showing By BILLY EVANS 192% to see a new nome-run tom by. Babe Ruth, laurels only 0 Williams be the man who destined to e short year? known as outfield latest title. setting his a runs in 1921 ave trifle bette That in it feat. 1 dethroned tf (hold his Fred Cy, who cavorts in the s, is the to the Ruth in home for ath. lowly Phillic to aspire Babe ark ed a than every run most doubt if it is ever equ Williams, trail of the however, is hot on the Ruth record and in the 21 games pli he. has the remarkable performanc Yanke sta Thirteen home runs in 2 record hung up by Will done the the ing the first three weeks of Hot on Ruth's Trail In compiling his first dozen home. var eclouts, Williams May 11, in th e with the St, Louis Car dinals jumped his mark from nine by outing out three home runs in five times at bat. In so doing he tied the modern record for home runs in iu major league game, first ma y Ken Williams of the St. 8 Browns and later eq led by e: Henline of the Phillies. On 2 Williams reached the so-call : lucky 13. What's in a name? Nothing per- haps, yet it is rather singular Cy Williams of the Phillies and Williams of the Browns should now be showing the way in the ee find out together. just how his men would go! STANDINGS 7 STANDINGS |! ee AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, We, Kansas City 7 6 St. Paul pepe lf Louisville 16 Columbus ..........14 be 2 ae pledo Rooney 10 Indianapolis ae N TONAL LEAGU New York .........24 8 Pittsburgh 18 3 St. Louis 18 3 Chicago SewAb) Brooklyn re Boston ....... 13 Cincinnati 13 Philadelphia 8 New Phi 1 Cleve! 1 Detroit 1 St. Louis 4 a 1 1 Washington Chicago _ Barton) 27 e..o c see8) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, St. Paul 7; Columbus Minneapolis 8; Toledo 6. Milwaukee 10; Loui Indianapolis-Kansas City,, postpon- ed, rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE. New York 4; St. Louis 1. Brooklyn 7; Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 7; Philadelphia 6. Boston 6; Chieago AMERICAN LEAGUE, Boston 8; Cleveland 6. .'No other games scheduled, by * PR Does the election of a professional player to membership in a club in any way affect the amateur status of the other members? Such an act is permissible, and in no way affects the amateur status of the other member: If there is a question as to wheth er or not a ball hus gone out of bounds what is the proper procedure to follow? When there is a doubt as to wh the bell was. driven. out of bounds, it is customary to hunt for it for five minutes in an effort to recover same before assuming that it is out of bounds. ty-three printing firms in Ger- many. produce/a daily supply of 45,- 000,000. paper’ marks a day. ‘diate reports that he might buy into the Brooklyn club but Charles H. Ebbets, president of the Dodgers, and his two partners, Eg and Stephen McKeever, denied that their interests were now for sale. There will be positively nothing do- ing in the way of selling my inter- est in the Brooklyn club until after the 1923 season,” Mr. Ebbets said. “Because “of my health and other considerations [ feel that I may sell after this season and tnen again 1} may not. I have been in baseball all my life and realize fully how hard it will be for me to quit active par- ticipation in the game. While I may j sell, the probabilities are tit I will GIANTS UNBEATABLE! EASTERN BALL CLUBS WALLOP WEST'S TEAMS Both in Nationals and Americans the East Has The Better Of It JOE, PITCH! Towa, Joe McGinnit; 4 HIT GAME May 24.—“Iron aged 52, twen- dol of the New McGraw’s Wonder Team Con-; tinues to Hang up Victory Most Every Day Waterloo, Man” ty-five years ago the York baseball fans, ended the losing streak of the Dubuque club in the Mississippi Valley League, of which he is manager, yesterday, when he | arias home-run hitting —In the main the ; cast had all the best of it during the Chicago, May | While always a hard hitter it was} two baseball invasions that ended | held Marshaltowg to four hits and not until last season that Williams] yecterday. American League teams Dubuque won 1 to 0. began to win fame as a fence-buster.| from the east won the majority of | » eee ina il he ranked second 0] their western contests, while the [NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Hornsby, who led both major lea-| oast won the majority of their west-| Notice ie pee OSURE SALE gues with’ 42 homers. Wil made] ¢, sonteilas While ane eAabtern (Nas jotice iss hereby given that that as: rn contests, while the eas certain mortgage, executed and de- tionals, battling on their home |livered by Leslie S. Hackney and Has Petuliar Stance grounds, sent the western invaders | Lillie M. ney, his wife, Mort- Williams has a rather peculiar] back with more losses than victories |#@gors, to Hackney Land Credit stance atthe plate, and in National] tO their eredit. «fasted the tat ane of November 1819, League circles is known as a dead] While the Giants were making 4/ and filed for record in the office ut | right field hitter. Opposing teams] clean sweep of the St. Louis series, |the register of deeds of the county play him in much the same manner|4 to 1, Brooklyn climbed over Chi- of Bees eau of North Da- ee i cag y i ‘ota on the 12th day of November as American, League clubs figure| cago into fourth place by downing f ovem ie ee, the Reds, 7 to 1, Boston helped pre- }1919 and recorded in Book “98” of The first baseman swings over to] cipitate the Cubs by beating them, 6 by Bes pag , the foul line, the ond baseman} to 4, and the Pirates again beating han by assignment in writi moves far to his left’ almost to] the Phillies 7 to 6. November 25th, 1919, and filed for where the first sacker usually plays,| The trip of the western National |Tecord in the said office of the re- the shortstop is just to the right of] League clubs have disclosed an al- }giseh of feeds oho uecontee aa second base, while the third baseman] most unbeatable team in the New /upg> of assignments on page 426, York Giants. After taking every series with the west the Giants theet the Phillies to- occupies what is about the natural] position for the ‘shortstop. In keeping with the infield defense will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises such mortgage and herc- inafter described at the front door of the Court House in the Ci the outfield swings clear to the right | d : Bisuiatek,. Bureigh ‘County, side of t eld. / The romp with Philadelphia has | jakota at the Gude ofktenkoreloelcaint le The pitchers work with the de-| been beneficial f¥r the Pirates as it! the forenoon. on the FIFTEENTH gave them an opportunity to steal away from St. Louis and gain a half grip on second place. Touted as the strongest team of the west the Car- dinals had less luck with the Giants than the Pirates, for whom Babe Adams twirled one victory. Today the Pirates meet the Cardi- nals in Pittsburgh for a battle for second place which is bound to help the Giants. he four eastern American League clubs play each other today while the western forces do likewise, The Phil- adelphia Athletics ‘will meet the speeding Yankees at Philadelphia and Detroit and Cleveland will go re- spectively against Chicago and St. Louis. by keeping their stuff on the . thereby hoping to force Wil- ms to hit in accordance with the hift of the defense. At the Phillies park Williams will sistance in his home- very short right field day of June A. D. 1923, to. satisiy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. Default consists in the failure of | the mortgagors to pay the annual} interest coupon due Nov. Ist, 1922, in the amount of $96.00; wherefore the assignee of the mortgagee has ‘exercised his option under the terms and provisions of said mortgage of electing to and of declaring the cn- | tire mortgage indebtedness due and payable. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described ai follows, _ to- -The — Southe: Quarter (SE%) of Section Seven in Township One Hundred Forty-two (142) North, Range Seventy-five (75) West bth P. M. containing 160 ‘acres, in Burleigh County, North ‘ 5 | Dakota. Boston, which meets Washington! There will. be due on such mort+ today, won the only American League | gage at thedate of sale the sum contest yesterday from Cleveland. fof S i and 20/100ths ($175 sides statutory attorriey, fees costs, Dated May 2nd, 1923, Geo. Shannahan, Assignee of Mortgagee, receive much run fe fene for homers at on ks go slugging chance ¢o set a new home-run\ record depends en- tirely on what he will be able to ac- complish on foreign soil. | Cypis William 5 PECIAL TICKETS FOR YOUNGSTERS Minot, ~The Minot base- ball club announces that season juve- DEMPSEY SEES Be Tough- of 15 years to witness all 87 home games dollar, The sale of th tickets will~be in Scouts. The club FIRPO WILL MEET WILLARD, and Tommy Gibbons est Customer, He 5; for one juvenile Ss ‘Arne Vinje, Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee, charge of tha Boy ‘ Steele, North Dakota. Shelby, Mont 21 Jack Demp- announces that all children alot eal 3 5-10-17-24-81-6° 7 eis samp «his On juvenile tickets, will be required = sey faces the rdest fight of his 1) 1 in the north bleachers, unless | Articles Are Signe Signed For Bout 'xorice OF MORTGAGE a in his bout with Tommy Gib- iq children are a nied’ b: FORECLOSURE SAL! bons, of St. Paul, July 4, it was de- a BH pirante ane i In New York on July 7 Notice is hereby given that that Ae racket ener tanmeartieg |Cage tae certain mortgage, executed and de- clared by Jack Kearns, manager fe livered by Leslie S. Hackney -and New York, was the honor guest today at a lun’ WILTON VICTOR. , May 24.—Luis Angel Lilie M. Hackney, his wife, Mort- the heavyweight champion, Kearns | Wilton, May 24.—Wilton school pu- | Firpo,~South American heavyweight, |gagors, to Hackney Land Credit eon of the chamber of comme of | pils won the tenth annual track and| signed articles with Tex Rickard to, Company,)a corporation, Mortgagee, this litle city, re the July 4 bat- field meet of McLean county schools fight Jess Willard, former world’s |dated thef 1st day of November 1919, ’ d filed f i ice of tle will b at Underwood, with’ a total of 801-2] champion, on July 7, in New York {the se ae Darya er remain Dempsey ‘inst the hard- Turtle Lake was second with | or_ vicinity, cae eerie of deedecot the: county, est fight of his cur ser? beew -2 points; Washburn third with| The agreement clinching the match |Kota on the 12th day of November bons is a hard fignter and t Underwood fourth with 39| was signed after a conference be-|1919 and recorded in Book “98” of boxer in the world,” Kearns said an Coleharbor fifth with 31|tween Firpo and- Rickard, at which Mosrtcates at page St, and acclnaed he also stated that if the fiz nt rrison sixth with 13 points, | the promoter was understood to have Mien Oy RAG Ha ernie ated over as it looks it wou he wonld | It is estimated that fully 1000 people | revised the original offer he made for |November 25th, 1919, and filed for “not be surprised to see the winner | were present\from all over the coun-| the fight and which the South Ameri~|record in the said office of the re- of the match and Harry Wills, ty to encourage tneir favorites and | can declined. _ |gister of deeds on December 22, 1922 ored heavyweight, fight for the | weather conditions were ideal for] Terms were not revealed, but it ad there recorded in Pere 8 of world’s championsh'p in Shelby Labor | both the athletes and spectators, was believed that they will guarantee |®S8!@nments on page will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and _hereinaftcr described at the front door of the Court House in the city of Bis-! marck, Burleigh County, North Da- kota, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon on the FIFTEENTH day of June A. D. 1923, to satisfy the umount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. Default consists in the failure of the ntortgagors to pay the interestcoupon due Nov. 1st, 1922 in the amount of $96.00, wherefore the assignee of the mortgagee has exercised his option under the terms and provisions of said mortgage of electing to aifd of declaring the en- tire mortgage indebtedness due and payable. The premises described in such mortgage and ich will be sold to satisfy the same are described as follows, to-wit:— Southwest eee (SW%) of Section Seven (7) in ‘Township One Hundred For- ty-two (142) North, Range Seventy- five (75) containing, 160 acres. more or: lesg, according to the U. S. Gov' t. Survey thereot in Burleigh F ‘ounty, Nor! akota. New Jersey Willing. There will be due on such mort- each of the boxers not iess than $100,000. next. Kearns stated that since ni uiticles he had been o fered half a) mallidmedgliare to stene the Dempsey-Gibbons battle sat the Polo 4 in New York. He di. not stat the of- It would take the Niagara River, flowing at its present rate, a million years to fill the Pacific Ocean basin. Date Is Definite. Willard signed articles with Rick- ard recently, just prior to‘his depart- ure for a vacation in California. Rickard announced he had decided d-finitely to hold the bout on July 7 because it would give Firpo more time in whtch to train; following his engagements next month in Cuba and Mexico. The site has not been selected. but it probably will be in the Yankee stadium, providing the state athletic commission raises no barrier. Des- pite reports that the commission had ruled against further appearance by Willard in this state, because he is over the age limit of 38, that body has. as yet taken ap official ,action. Willard still holds tM licdnse he was granted for his bout with Floyd Johnson at the Milk Fund heavy- weight show May .12, vund ¢, however, who made ° Numerals, as used today, are only fer, about 1000 years old. “SAFE!” SAYS VANDERLIP ras ol baneaeaeneaaaaananaaaaane tadaaaamaaaaaneamananaed annual | : THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1923 NORTH DAKOTA STATE LEAGUE OPENS marck, Burleigh County, North Da- kota, at the hour of ten o'clock in the "forenoon on the FIFTEENTH day: of June A. D. 1923, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. Default consists in the failure of the mortgagors to pay the annual interest coupon of $75.00 due Nov. Ist, 1922, wherefore the assignee of the mortgagee. has exercised his op- tion under the terms and phage ni of said mortgage of electing to of detlaring the entire mortgage debtedness: due- and payable. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as follows, to*wit:—The — Southwest rQuarter (SW%) of Section Fifteer. (15) in Township One Hundred For- ty-one aay North, Range Seventy- (76) bth P. M., containing 160 acres, in Burléigh County, North Dakota. j There will be due on such mort- gage at the date of sale the sum of Thirteen Hundred Seventy-four and 45/100ths ($1374.45) Dollars, sides statutory attorney fees and costs. Dated May 2nd, 1923. William Shanahan, Assignee of Mortgagee. \Arne Vinje, Attorney for Assignee ef Mortgagce, Steele, North Dakota. 5 3-10-17-24-31-6 7 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is Hereby given that that certain mortgage, executed and de- livered by Leslie S. Hackney and Lillie M. Hackney, his wife: Mort gagors, to: Hackney Land Credit Company, a corporation, Mortgagee, dated the Ist day of November 1919, and filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of the county of Burleigh and state of North Da- |Kota on the 12th day of November }1919 11320 M., and recorded in Book “di” of Mortgages on page 91, and Atiacd by said mortgagee to William) Shanahan by assignment | ¢ dated November 25th, 1919, and re- corded in the said office of the reg- ister of decds on December 22n 1922, at 10 A. M., in Book “98” of Assignments on page 428, ‘will _ be foreclosed by a sale of the premis in such mortgage and hereinafter de- seribed at the front door of the Court, House in the city of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, at| the hour of ten o’c in the fore-! noon on the’ FIFTEENTH day of June A. D. 1923, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. Default consists in the failure of the mortgagors to pay the annual interest coupon of “$75.00 due Nov. Ist, 1922, wherefore the assignee of the mortgagee has exercised his op- {tion under the terms and provisions of said mortgage of elécting to and of declaring the entire mortgage in- debtedness due and payable. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as follows, The Southeast Quarter (SE of Section Fifteen (15) in Township One Hundred For- ty-one (141) North, Range Seventy six (76) West 5th P. M., containing 160 acres in Burleigh County, North Dakota. There will be due on such mort- gage at the date of sale the sum of Thirteen Hundred Seventy-four and 45/100ths ($1374.45) ‘Dollars, —be- sides statutory attorney fees and| costs. Dated May 2nd, 1923. William Shanahan, Assignee of Mortgagee, Arne Vinje, Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee, | Steele, North Datos. 3 i-10-17-24-31-6 7| NOTICE. OF MORTGAGE RE SURE SALE Notice is Betis given that that certain mortgage, executed and de- livered by Leslie S. Hackney andj Lillie M. Hackney, his wife, Mort- @agors, to Hackney Land Credit Company, corporation, Mortgagee, | dated the Ist day of November 1919, and filed for record in the office of the register of deeds of the} County of Burleigh and _ state of North Dakota on the 12th day of November 1919 at 11:20 A. M., and recorded in Book “98” of Mortgages on page 159, and assigned by said Mortgagee to Shannahan by assignment in writing dated \Novem- ber 25th, 1919, and filed for record in the said office of the register of deeds and there recorded on Decem- ber 22nd, 1922 at 10 A. M., in Book “98" of ‘Assignments on page 429, will be foreclosed by a sale of the| premises in such mortgage and here- inafter described at the front door; of the Court House in the City of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Dakota, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon on the FIFTEENTH day of June A. D. 1923, to satisfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. Default consists in the failure of the mortgagors to pay the annual interést coupon due Nov. Ist, 1922 in the amount of' $60.00, wherefore the assignee of the mortgagee has exercised his option under the terms and provisions of said mortgage of electing to and of declaring the en- tire mortgage indebtedness due ard payable. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as follows, to-wit:—The Southeast Quarter (SE%) of Section One (1) in Towrship One Hundred Forty- four (144) North, Range Seventy- nine (78) West 5th P. M., contai ing 160 acres, in’ Burleigh County, North Dakota, There will be due on such mort- Boyle's Thirty Acres, .n Jersey /gage at the date of sale the sum of City, is available if the bout is not|Seventeen: Hundred «Fifty-nine and held in New York. The New Jersey|20/100ths ($1759.20) Dollars, boxing commission announced that it eines statutory attorney fees would perinit Willard to fight Firpo|“"Dsieq May and, 1923, there provided the former champion "Geo. Shannahar passes a physical exam.nytion as pre- d_ by the New Jersey authoti- | Arne Vinje, The winner « match will ‘he the ¥'rpo-Willard |Steele, North Dakota, | 9 1 6 a ‘gned for a title bout with Jack Dempscyuniess the latter NOTICE or MORTGAGE is dethroned in thé meaniime by Tom} * FOR! -Notice is hereby given that ‘that This assurance was given |. [oy Rickard to the boxers when he |fpealn mortgage, executed and de; first made negotiations to match iLilie M. Hackney, his wife, Mort- thems gagors, to Hackney Land Credit a Company, a corporation, Mortgagce, , dated th if EBBETTS WILL "|e, for seeped inthe alice of 6 KEEP DODGERS |: of Burleigh Res of, North Dax HE DECLARES 1919, Jt: 20 4 A.M, ref ° recorded re % > ar as Book “98” of bye on page’ 90, New York, May 2. Colon; Lj and reeds lta Mortgages to Huston, who otf Nooailee cag ‘hig half Winia eignnent | interest inthe .New., Abad Yankees te Golonel a ite to ac ‘Shaneha ated, Nowgubes 2 1919) te a « the - rex, at 'A, M.,in Book “98” of as ae Tatgach its on Page 427, will be fore- closed by a sale of the premises’ in such mortgage :and hereinafte: That head sounds’ Frank A. Vanderlip on ncia} investment. In tais instance, the’ no! financier is giving the: decision as R.. W. Bmmons glides to ‘base ae game between Chicagg. New York bankers and brokers at ‘the ‘Va: _derlip estate at Sleepy:diollow, N.Y. iS Ieee be- Bey t00ths” and statutory attorney fees and costs. Assignee of Mortgagee.| Arne Vinje, Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee, | Steele, North Dakota. ECLOSURE SALE|STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA Hackney and|T. G, McDermott, as Trustee for Wil- Defen inber 22ud:| THE STATE OF NORTH Da ‘at |) TO THE NAMED Dit mi ter. de-|swer the ‘complaint ascribed Bot thefroht: door of the}which is herewith inthe ‘City of Bis- and will be fled in the office of - gage a ar Has of sale the sum of One Ninety-nine and #1090.55) Dollars, besides Dated May 2nd, 1923, Geo. Shannahan, Assignee of Mortgagce. Attorney for Assignce of Mortgagce, 5-3. 10-17-24-31-6 7 SUMMONS. County of Burleigh, ss. In District Court, Fourth Judicial District. liam Ezra Wheeler, Ellen Brett Wheeler, Doris May Wheeler, Pearl Amanda Wheeler, and Hattie eval Wheeler, Plaintiff, vs. Phebe Rogers, F. L, Rogers and Grace Rogers, and R. R. Rogers, F. L. - Rogers and M. S. \Rogers, as the executors of the last mill of F, M. Rogers, Deceased, Mason city, Loan & Trust Gompeny, 8 cor ation, George’ W.. Brett, rk Counce, George A. Duemeland, R. £. ors: hy “3 Glass and.O. F, ‘clark, A fom ‘corn orn is a dead corn. Ly Rood, c Tet eGetctt wil auickly tar drops of wt: & or callous on the way to “the happy hunting ground.” “Gets-It 7 instant relief from Sil_pain_and hurting. One bottle contains enough “Gets-It” to remove a dozen corns, hard or soft, old or new. Costs you nothin; it fails—but'it doesn’t fail, Let your druges ons demand it. E. Lawre Chicago. Sold in this clty by 'S DRUG STORE, FINNEY’S DRUG STORE, LENHART DRUG CO. County, North Dakot a copy of your answ seriber within. thir after the service of this summons upon you, y of service, and in case of your failure to appear or judgment will be taken ainst_ you by default for the re- lief demanded in the complaint. Dated at Steele, North Dakota, this 23rd day of February, 1923. REES L. PHELPS, Attorney for the Plaintiff, Office and Postoffice addr Si None OF REAL ESTATE MORE- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALES” GIVEN, maid, NOTICE IS HEREBY That that certain mortgage, executed and de ed! by: NILES and GEOR H. NILES, ie husband, to BARNES BROTHERS, INCORPORATED, corporation of one er nnesota, dated Aug: ust 15th, 1919, filed ‘for record in the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County, N. D., on ee é 30th, 1919, at 1:30 P. corded in Book 106 of pa 318, to secure the payn $62.50 and inte » will closed by sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter des- cribed at the _ front doer of the Court House in the City of Bis marck, County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota, on the 16th June. 1923, at the hour of o’clock in the afternoon of said ¢ to isfy the said amount due on hnortgage on the da le. ‘ The premis said mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are d as follows, to-v ortheast Quarter ( Section Twelve (12), Township Onc Hundred Forty-one (141) and y-cight (78), Burleig! y, N. D. con- taining 160 acres, more or less, according to the government survey thereof. Default exists in the terms of said mortgage in this that the mortgag ors have failed and neglected to pi an installment of this mortgage due August Ist, 1921, and a further in- stallment due August Ist, 1922, and the mortgagee elects to and hereby declare the unmatur jstallments of said mortgage and_ payable. There will be due on such mort- on the day of sale the sum of 3, together with the costs of foreclosure and attorney fees Dated at Minot, Nort Dakota, this 7th day of May, 1923. BARNES BROTHE! RY, 4n- CORPORATED, a Corpor- ation of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mortgagee. McGEE & GOSS, Attorneys for Mortgagee, Minot, North Dakota. 5 10-17-24-31-6 7-14 NOTICE TO CREDITORS State of North Dakota, County of Burleigh, ss. due ga th County Court. In the Matter of the Estate of H. 4. Dixon, Deceased. Notice’ is hereby given by Marie Dixon, Administratrix of the estato\ of H. J. Dixon, Deceased, to the'- creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to pr sent them, with the necessary youch- ers, to the said Administratrix and to her attorneys and. agents, McGee & Goss, of Minot, N. D. at the office of said’ attorneys at 14 South Main Street, Minot, N. D., -within four months after the first publication of this notice, 1923, Dated this Zth day of May, 1923. MARIE DIXON, Adminis- tratrix of the ' Estate of J. Dixon, Deceased, McGEE & GOSS, her ae ae Attorneys, First publlestion aes oth, 1923. 24-81 NOTICE TO CREDITORS _In the Matter of the Estate of Francis McLear, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned John McLear, Administra- tor of the Estate of Francis McLear, late of the city of Bismarck, in County of Burleigh and State North Dakota, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, said deceased, to ex- hibit- them with the necessary vouchers, within fodr months after the first publication of :this notice, to said Administrator at the office of Sullivan Hanley & Sullivan, ih the City of Mandan in said Morton County. Dated 18th day of May, A. D. 1923. JOHN McLEAR, Administrator. First’ publication on the 24th day Qe May\A._D. 1923. Sullivan, Hanley & Sullivan. ‘ 5 24-31 6-7-14 1! ABOVE FENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to an- in this action erved upon you A necklace of « beetles’ legs is used asa love-token py: natives of ‘the Solomon: Islands,, Dry- Cleaning, Dy ih, eaicine: | 58 gamuitioaniiae