The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX —_— — Ashley Player Makes 17 Yield Geals in Game Ashley ollock, 68 to 1, in Ashley put up the Pollock basket shod iting but one s Doerr at urd were Ashley player for the b; , Kessel; guar Doerr made the Ins Named End on All-State Team ‘ Mr. an Bismarck, end o K cultural College a been named end | tate team ava) Evatis | The Walter Johnson case has de- veloped a new Purchase of 1 Pacific | Coast League club fell through be at the last minute the money | led the star pitcher, j number of 2 over clubs on a league ifith, owner of the \ known as the He didn't Griffith doesn’t inten Santa Claus to some minor by handing them Walter league elt Johnson ¢ “[ want to see Johnson better him- s Griffith, “but want to be| satisfied that he is doin as a tasty bit minor league |! ao 4 | Washington won the American Lea-| gue pennant last season, then follow- eq it up by capturing the world ser-j ie Literally, in baseball, there is noth- ing for the Wa: on club to shoot | ; hin : U1 hampions they — musty. d then rep series. That is some tas! It must. be evident to Manager| Harris d Owner Griffith that the face a serious problem if they are to satisiy the Washingtgn public with another win, Vashington was not the s club in the Ame season. Its victory boon to ball, rather came in the nature of : Fight, more than y one other thing, won the big honors of 1 for Washington. It was a club t! willed it was going t Next to fight, good pitching played} its part in the success of the Na- tionals. Walt ace of th fT. Therefc at all surprising that ti ton club is a bit selfish about the} clou servi of Johnson, Pitchers neighborhood are not gotten throu ing. Johnson is such a Despite 13 years of ce, he is 1a tou; when he is flipping them in his be style | Washington’s pitching staff with! Johnson playing his al role of | ace is at best uncertain. With Joh son among those , it is not] difficult to plight of | Manager H Johnson is the property of th ashington club until it no longer nts him nor does any other Amer- n League club. When such a situation ar player who has served 10 or mo years is entitled to his unconditional release. The status of Johnson is entirely different. Every major gue club would welcome his services! Therefore it easy to see why | Owner Griffith is so solicitous as to) where Johnson lands in minor league- | dom. —_-—__ —_____» f | The Nut Cracker | 2 ALL-AMERICANS NO. 3 (Fighting) Willie the Walrus: Who refrained from boasting that he had once shaken the hand of a guy who knew one of the principals in the wind- up. | Dumb Dan Flaxweed: Who, in in- troducing his meal ticket to the sporting editor, neglected to add/ that he was the “best kid in the | world at his weight, bur none.” ee Col. Simon L, Cobwebs: Who saw Sullivan and Kilrain fight and yet admits right now that Dempsey could have murdered either of them. rarer One-eyed Conklin: Who crashed the gate at.the big fight of the year and then asked newspaper men not to mention it in the papers. Bed the Announcer: Who elimina- ted all formality. and spoke his true feelings to the ctowd as follows, “Say, boobs, thé’ ext.-bout is be- tween a couple of*clowns and if it } / | pressing, He was try: ‘repeat as the league’s leading bats- | man. IT WON TITLE FOR TIGERS tn Sports| ‘International Harvester Com- pany of i corporation, the corporate exc ate stock, over and abi subject to ate ex Burleigh County, Hon. J. A. Coffey, Judge. Thi | \ | | | | | DEMPSEY SPOOFING WHEN HE " NEA Service ALKS OF RETIRING ane talked of retiring. Young & Burnett, Fargo and C. W. ; By 3 Chi spondent St duck erweight even | s to pick out a poten- ternational Harvester Company. offered him $60, ccepted so speedi | $250,000. he would get that much for he corporation, into ys interesting. would A, W. Schulze, ten champiox | SYLLABU: | pure maturity ed on the ground that the instru- ment had been transferred in breach ' of faith and in jwere not shanging up fabulous pars | talk : F doing him a lot solemn-faced | in $101,000 and a te Jack Johnson + to equal their | bo you stiff don't in the | warned.” declarations by between the paye the perl in the teeth of custom by Wisecracking Benny: pipe up, “You telephone, |found himself bei surprise to followers of form. \the to wanted on the 3,508 in admissions, | torney for Appellant. Charley O'Connell | N. Dak. Attorne: f Cleveland is to win, then did | that he had nothing a it; }but just must ke ape |headlines. |tiff-Appellant, vs. P. M. Mattson, e' al, Defendants, P. H. Mat! fendant-Respondent. SYLLABU, ption of the full- d heavyweight Who, though | Johnson was the | knocked note, given rene it Is not | we a a note and held as collateral security cel Sembalt, with 89 winning | out of top posi French turf this is Sox must plug the | refusa } both the payee and plaintiff, ler thereof, that the note should Le effective unless : ‘surance poli held, for r due to) ion, that the trial court properly » position in the idelphia in 1790, NELL AN LEE? SAAN, HOW LONG NOv SOD BusTERS BEEN DOWN FROM TH HILLS? hers AGES NAME. NELL LEE. wHEers NORE BRAINS ? We 6 NO, KNELL AINT PRONOUNCED KELL, K-NELL THET MEANS A HAND MADE RVER. | CANAL-1TS NELL, WE GOT THET RIGHT NOW LESSEE TH NEXT HARD ONE 1S L-E-A - CHINESE T RECKON. HOWS THET GO COTTN? LEE AV OR LEE-OH? K SILENT, \S PRONOUNCED A-SILENT. REMEMBER NOW, KNELL AN LEA. STARTER OVER AGIN, TH CORFEW TOUS TH KNELL- ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUN too hard to| Ira Thomas, a brainy catcher when jwith the Philadelph has faileq to deliver as a minor league r. He's turned scout, | | (Copyright, 19: viee, Inc.) DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT From Burleigh County County of Burleigh, a munici- i pal corporation, Plaintiff and Appellant. vs. 4 Oil Company of In- , a foreign corporation, Defendant and Respondent. und County of Burleigh, a munici- pal corporation, Plaintiff and Appellant. vs, America, a foreign Defendant and Respondent. (Two Cases). 1. Section 2110 of the Compiled a ¢ North Dakota for 1913, Chapter 221 of the Laws ter 110 of the Laws of | 305 of the Laws of for the taxation of | of domestic cor- | ue of the corpor- | ¢ the value of the real and personal property and is not applicable to foreign corpora- | tions. erations, or the v: Foreign corporations which pre- nptively have been taxed from year to year upon their real and per-! onal property within the state dur- | ing the ass ment period, are not axation as upon “corpor- | , under the statutes refe: red to in| paragraph 1, upon the] mount of “capital employed” with- a given taxing district. j Appeal from the District Court 4f | FFIRMED! Opinion of the Court by Birdzell, S. Allen, State's Attorney, and | . O. Hellstrom, Bismarck, Attorneys for Appellant. Hl O'Hare & Cox, Bismarck, Conmy, | I d, of Counsel, Martyn and F, E 120, Illino s, of Counsel, Chicago, Il- for Respondent In- From Cass County te Bank, a domestic mbden Plaintiff and Respondent. | () Defendant and Appellant. of the note for value before | and the defendant defend- ha and the maker in bsence of the plaintiff were pro- | excluded as hearsay. Appeal from the Dis Cass County, Hon. A. T. Cole, Judge. B AFFIRME! Opinion of the Court by Birdzell, J. W. J. Courtney, Page, N. Dak., At- Fowler, Green & Wattam, Fargo, for Respondent. From Eddy County Security National Bank of orth Dakota, « corporation De- In an action upon nk, where the defeny that the renewal note pressly delivered with the ent und understanding life in- was delivered, it ‘ons stated in the opin- By Williams submitted to the jury the issues |m whether the plaintiff was a holder |w in due course and whether the re-|they see fit and to give to fixtures | newal,Mote was in fact conditionally the legal character of realty und! County, Janson From Ch. J William) Maloney and Lemke & was installed in the house under SYLLABUS: the cover the value of a furnace removed | |from a house situated upon real/ press information of a fact; a per- property which had been, prior to!son is deemed to have notice of a! What This Buffalo Physician} Thomas D. Stack, ¥ and put up in x Golden Medical D. i known tonic for the blood. This! ation. Ithose two great sports formula which Dr, Pierce found most|as a farm home and all the boys|in Flori cffeetive in d Her contains no aleohol and is an e: respect to their property as | ered, personalty at their option; and if Action in District Court, Eddy the arrangement is such a one as ve would make the property personal upon promissory note., property 2s between the parties, it judgment in defendant |ix personal property, and may be so or plaintiff has ap-'treated. ' z 0 (b) For reasons stated in the Affirmed, ‘opinion, it is held, that there is suf- Opinion of the Court by Bronson, |ficient evidence in the record to} support a finding that the furnace an Fargo, N. D., Attorneys for |agreement, between plaintiff's grant- nd Appellant. lor and the vendor of the plant, f & Knauf, Jamestown, N.|whereby the title thereto remained Attorneys for Defendant and /in the vendor until the furnace had Actio pendent, ‘demonstrated its capacity to heat aa the house to the satisfaction to the From Pembina County vendee. ‘. J. Newell, Plaintiff and Appell-; 2, An agreement to give fixtures t, vs. William McMurray, Defend-!the legal character of pe and Respondent, avails as against the purchaser of nd, with actual or construc- notice of the agreement. | Actual notice consists in ex- 1. In a conversion action to re-|ti t when he has actual notice of | cumstances sufficient to put a prudent man upon inquiry as to the existence of such fact, and whol fomits to mal inquiry. | 4. For reasons stated in the opin- Jion, it is held, that it was error to jwithdraw testimony from the con- ‘sideration of the jury tending to ishow constructive notice of the lagreement that title to the furnace {should not pass to the |tift’s grantor, until after fory trial of the plant. ‘Appeal from the District Court off vd Pembina Cognty, N. Dak. Hon. ©.) &, R, Sinkler and G. 0. Brekke, )be oval, conveyed to the plain- . it is held: are at liberty to the closed ~ | decorated torney for Appellant; H. C, DePuy, | Instaa eo Grattan ND ion Counsel State Legislation Is Needed i Whalla, N. D.,| | . and Gray & Myers, Grafton, N. D..| Beautiful ailfish and Has Done For Humanity [Attorneys for Respondent. i nena? i ; The picture which appears here of —— H eroic Tarpon Are to Sur- Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y. was tak- From Mountrail County | vive Tana in 1910, As a Ella M. Schlak, Plaintiff and Re- i spondent, vs. Max G. Schlak, Defend- eee org bo RAMS CACHIGR: elant and Appellant. BY MORRIS ACKERMAN It is a rather Noted Florida, the winter mecca of the |are a ' great success in alleviating | SYLLABU He early d to Buffalo} 1. In arding the custody of ‘overy, the well-| welfare is the paramount consider-jsome immediate new laws governing | laws. made from a 9, Where the defendant father, The influx of visiting sportsmen | prot ngth-builder other state in the Union. Well there are several rea- es of the blood. express a strong desire to remain with him, it is held, that it does not ive roots with the ingredients | yppear that their welfare would be | sons. | apr t To what ¢ her |Sons control this influx conjecture. If Im ermitted a|of ice * For reasons stated in the opin- | #uess, I would say 50 a aa i alimony f the trial |cent. ? ion, fa elieny, ae Such being the ease, Florida may | 4. court is © District Court of {Well heed the future of its animals,|, Vorty Appeal from the District Court of | eli heed the Wioie The sea fishing on both coasts of |t0 appe Florida is prolifie and wonderful, a left to Snak are. overy corrects | |John C. Lowe, J. e confidential med- Y., and ree al advice trees | SEnUy atc) ova ae eModitied sand vAScirmed: The beautiful sailfish and mighty |land, in two da F. F, Wyckoff, Stanley, N. D. At-| tarpon should survive for a lonj} —Adv.|torney for Appellant, time to come. The barracuda, a They had food— but they did not know how to eat it Let the southwest monsoon be délayed but a few days . . . and in some district or other in India the crops > areruined, A famine oécurs. j When the attempt was first made to relieve such districts, a remarkable thing happened! Rice eaters, ignorant of other foods, died sooner than make use of the wheat that was offered them. Death was preferable to the unknown. Nor would wheat eaters eat rice. . . .° Incredible! Yet here, today, progressive people in a progressive country are very wary about risking them- selves off the beaten path. They are suspicious of in- novations. They leave them for others to try out. Without advertising, many improvements common today would haye failed to surmount the conservatism of our fathers. But alert merchants and manufac.urers told about their products in the daily papers.. The mystery surrounding them was dissipated. Pecple be- came interested . . . and in this interest forgot their first doubts... . F Read the advertisements. They let you know about new things, where to get.them, how much they cost. Without them we would live-in complete ignorance of many things that serve to make life less laborious, more comfortable, happier. KNOWLEDGE OF MANY A NEW HOMF COMFORT IS GAINED FROM THE ADVERTISUMENTS : TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1924, see gona Rana ne nen pen Peon oe ake any agreement or arrangement | TRACTOR FOR HER BIRTHDA ape presenting her wit! This little tractor, F h, pompano, mack Opinion of the Court by Johnson, | Minot, N. D., Attorneys for Respond- [and grouper belong to the gulf . The vastness of the jprotects them, W. Buttz, J. ent. ocean. J . — 5 Opinion of the Court by Johnson, Florida Is Urged ; But what of the fresh-water J. | particularly Affirmed, Mish! Lack of fishing regulations is J. E. Garvey, Cavalier, N. D., At-| To Protect F ish : | idly depleting this game fish, a re i eine, net, trap spear h-knell t to the heart of every Florida needs fishing laws for its jis up to the sportsmen and legisla- ish and Game Authority the ratttle: iter mocassin greater aid to the welfare of to-use form, his} children in a divorce action, their hunter and the fisherman, needs | wild life in that state than the game Notwithstanding the tough and loose trou: kits for snake bite: erage hunter doesn’t enthuse much a euch winter is greater | emergency for that reason should nly stated on the wrapper. Good! )omoted by transferring their ¢ Three of the most important are |and bobeat et y especially in red blood, vim, vigor and vitality are|foqy to the mother, where it does|the climate, fish and game, | thrive jsure to follow if you take this Al-/not appear that she has a home to ‘terative Extract, Dr. Pierce's Gol-|\nich to take them or what ___ Iden Medical Discovery clears away | "a, In an action upon a promissory |jimples and annoying. eruptions, | note, where the plaintiff proved the tends to keep the complexion fresh | und clear, e disordered conditions in a sick) stomach, aids digestion, acts as a) : A y, N. Dak., Hon. tonic ard purifies the blood. Write|Mountrail County, i iolation of the terms | py, Pieree’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, ni TRURUNL ad OhNSOm of a written agreement to return Opinion of the Court by the same upon demand, it is held, for; reasons stated in the opinion, that jig, tablets, All druggists sell Dis- nd coramunications covery, tablets or liquid, long and well, ent the latter two rea- the southern part of the state, three big reasons in s 's game suppl nd for Canada in response real attraction to the lover of the| Twenty-nine million herring were deep-sea sport. jlanded recently at Lowestoft, Eng- ' a -| READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS. lle SSS rict Court of SEMNnt\iatn iinet Manni i ain oe MMM nn mmm