The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1925, Page 6

er PAGE SIX ~ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE “WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1925 2 crtoears ret Ea SO Ns : 7 y ‘4 id fi -millionth of IN HEAVYWEIGHT RANKS a “The Deadwood Coach”|}¢———-—_—® International League, in 1919. Re-]__ Celluloid films one ten-millionth 4 rst mie Midis HH the Hee tsa | Brief feng 2a manager afar of 1804 season. . Eted by ‘the United ‘States bureau Tribune Want Ads | ~ i ? ve % : : oO jorth and South Dakota, 4 ‘tar: anding Feats—in made | of stan Ss. a : ‘Jim Maloney, Boston Fighter, Making Ravid Rise From] will be shown at the Capitol |__ of Big _——e Sites eesten Saree tt dtaste pera: Although commonly regarded as @\ Bring Results " | ateur Class Theatre the last half of this also a bi gleague mark. Batted .300|desert plant, the date palm must Fg ‘ Amateur Class eek STANLEY R. HARRIS in 1920. As youngest major league} have its root’ conatantly kept wet 3 4 i : week. i i idea aneeR: mons pennant and world|in the marshy soil of an oasis. | ae series in first season, mea 4X4 Nov. 8 hiadihed kal Cae | _ SUMMONS _ | 1898. Strawberry and Chocolate MANY THRILLS | ear MU Saon com | Mi, nme, che ae ale Sa i ; Ean | i o ‘ ? i Ca irer i" NOTICE TO: CREDITORS pa f Bi ok, Ne kota, | STATE OF NORTH DAI 5 In’ the: Matter of the Estate of | EN FAN | 2 Stnoration, Plalnuitt, vs. John| County of Burleigh. ¥ Theodore Koffel, Deceased. | W. Blummer, Willia Cannon,| In District Court, Fourth Judicial Aes aan peneny given by the | tha J. Thompson, M. J. Rhomp- | pistrict. F undersigned John L. Peterson, ; a Hitam T, Lyon, dames Can- |" ‘Ww. F, Gagner, Plainfiff, vs. Guar-| Tunistrator of the Estate of Theoe 5 "4 t | Hiner ide Carey swe 'B. vatuom, | antee Veterinary Company, a corper-| Biamarcks in the County of Bur- id mp REST CTIG. Gi 5 "| ation, Defendant. ¢. kee leigh. ‘and State of North Dakota, a felilie Cushman. John H-|S'rhe State of North Dakota to the| deceased, to the creditors of, and ° 4 TY “ as . ri Cushm: Above Named Defendants all persons having claimg against . r) Thousands on Hand For First 1 Bull, Eine x. Bull ge| You are hereby symmoned and re- {aid deceased, to exhibit them, with { t the necessary. vouchers, within six quired to answer fhe complaint “of! months after the first’ publication the plaintiff in thie ;above entitled| ofthis notice, to sald administr: A Simmer action, ‘a copy of which is ‘hereto | tor at his off ie, in the Grand Pac : 7 George I. Flannery, gohan {annexed and herewith, served: wpon| fic Hotel in Bismarck, in sald Bui therby, Geo.. P. Fiafhery,| you and to serve a copy of.your.an-| leigh Count; Games of Major League Baseball Races i { | | | } : ) dames R. Gage, Martin | swer upon the subseriber at his of-| Dated March 26th, A. D. 1926. ca | . Chicago, April 15.—-All_ the thrills] Andrews, CA. Lounsberry, George | fice in-the city of Bismarck, Burleigh SOHN L. PETERSON, : : of an entire season were crammed W. Plummigy, John H. Hichards, | County, North Dakota within thirty lyLaND & Fosrsaministrator. into the opening struggles yesterday | of the annual basebail tournament | 1 tae Bares: FE. wh, Fpumley’ |gays (0) after the service of this}™ Attornéys for Adiiinistrator, on, ,Geo, H.1€immons upon you, exclusive ef the! Bismarck, N” Dal before 1 quarter of a million fan Jackman’ and ail other persons {day of such “service and, in case of} First publication on the 26th day i! ine atlas OL Us aaals abed unknown claiming any. interest in| your failure. to so appear and ‘an-}of March, A. D..1925. |. ‘i ay but his mites “shelled the “feaces | [your eigment ait be taken against 3-D6-422-9-16 ‘ ; Hee ueene Ret Gox. pushed the you by default for thé relief demand- { d Athletics into an extra inning berore | GER DereRaaRG ed in the, complaint, : - icknowledging defe | i re diand re-| Dated Ma i. DY, oe The Cleveland Indiar 2 12} 5 complaint of '. E. MeCURDY, y Rech 1 rnin, but their St, Louts| the, plain n above. entitled Attorney for Platntite a begin runs in 1 inning, but their St. Louis : f ! HOMUEMWRHSvOnIy slIEHEly less expert| eye Resltvaes oul fe Pras ™% UPREME with the war elubs 325. -4-1-8-18-22-29 : a = Pete Donohue of the Cincinnati fe see i ey . , ies ite r i fife netserion ine St Lovie Gardinals Vountyy FORECLOSURE SALE BY ADVE TYLE Ab u q All the National league contests | ais urnincuraunavn mines Notice is hereby given that default | 2 “ ay except the Chieago-Pitisurgh ani ve of the day or. Bt has been. made in the terms of that HIRTS : : ye pe lacked the theill of a home run, but and in casy of your failure to certain mortgage executed and de- ° & cach American league game had one | Hees ver judgment will be |tivered by D. T. Owens to Frank hae or more, the Athletics and Boston a apainat aay Cee for tne | Wetsch and Dominick Wetsch dated a a Cc. ess i registering five, the sumn is on file in-the|the 3rd day of December, 1915 and ea: : The National league parks filed for record in the office of the ated their emon Cot Register of Deeds of Burleigh Coun- aad ty, North Dakota on the 7th day of Attorney for Plaintiff, es- | December, 1915 ab 11 olctock A- There is only one cigar of attended jants-Braves tgEnGe: ©. Address, | Ogos on ‘page 3. That the’ sai ao : Be La Fendrich Lit 4 t Boston. dent sohinson | D ES eo Wat subsequently: assigned . 2 ; ‘endrich quality. ‘ American league attended the nt in this action and for whi i ting by Frank : 4 : contest at Detroit, and Com-| this action is brought to quie} Dominick’ Wetsch on, the 26th day In order that its matchless Landis atthe Chicago | the plaintite is, descrih of April, 1916 to y 2 ‘ quality may never vary, only Lots two (2), three (3), r “Rabbit” Muranvitie, one of i aa Se eee eee AR CO al towne | of Deeds of Burleigh County, North : so many La Fendrich Cigars f long list of players disabled by JIM MALONEY | ighty, west of the 5th P,|Dakota on the 27th day of April, 1916 4 7 de toba: 3 7 a ning trip. ¢ war Geer sHOnBIGN tO) > as vA uaea aay Grado ESe CoE ose ve Eon County, North Da-|at 3 o'clock 'P. M., and recorded in . are ever made as cco Oo} late toda he Chicago-Pitts-| This is Jim Maloney, crack Boste he veig! book 139 of assignments on page 2S . dric! i can ne to receive a flo h.| recently picked us the ninth leading Pugilist in that m. McCURDY, aill be docoelueed by a aulered the + La Fen h quality be gine one ae itt 1 uthority than Tex Rickard. He has now jump ntiff's Attorney. | promises described in such mortgage secured—no more. » he wrapped his virtue of his decisive defeat of Quentin Romero sa and hereinafter described at. thé 5 P : % Pe ue anes viously heid the position, Maloney, an amateur ay NOTICE OF SALE UNDER front door of the Court house in the Grimm Alfalfa Seed The Name Insures Quality hobbied to the dugout with | rout THpidly and) experts scuampredidting main SPECIAL EXECUTION city of Bismarck, Burleigh County, nepienti N. Dak, Stat A 2 # 5 _ sistance of the whitchaired b: ane . Notice is hereby given that by|North Dakota on the 26th day of planting our N. Dak. e Made in and backed’ by the'world’s ‘ for him. 5 i , tified “irri bs commissione virtue of a Judgment and Decree in| April, 1925 at the hour of 10 o’clock| | cer non-irrigated seed you 1 igar fact ‘under one raof— The sluggers’ roll of honor for the | ——~-—— — foreclosure ‘rendered and given in| in the forenoon of that day to sat-|] are assured that your field can argest cigar facto che roo day includes Charley Jamieson, of| g _________yig,s, U, HAS REAL | the District Court, County of Bur-|isty the amount due upon sach|{ be registered by the State Pure: that of H. Fendrich, Inc., Evansville, Cleveland, who made the first, home The Referee if BASEBALL PROSPECT | {) id State of North Dakota On| mortgage on the-date of sale. . The|| Seed Department. coer Indiana, seventy-five years the maker _ fun of the season in point of time, e Re | Ohio State rs to have a great! action “wherein, The Driscoll, Naz | Premises describe in such mortgage|| Fancy quality, 99% of tnote of Standard Quality Cigars, in cane inning at St, Louis; Batl | g —__.__ | baseball in a sophomore | tional Farm Loan Association, a|and which ‘fl eee Sopeatiety the pure, a Quality Cigare, i: eley o! e go White So named ‘ark He's ar tfielder,| corporation was plaintiff and Ida J.{same are described as follows to- ae ch 3 E Miller, Poole and Welch of the Phil-| What was Alexan Ditenine eco RaTIIGE ld, ‘and alse tates az | Soderholm, formerly Ida Julia, ‘Tor- | wit: : Ordinary quaity, with which we Established 1850— adelph Athletics, Flagstead and | ord last season ?—F i. Ja stellar pitcher. He is expected to|&¢tSon, Nels A. Soderholm and The Southwest quarter of section furnish an affidavit of genu- mow celebrating its Meusel of the New York Yankees!" “Alexander's 19 ord was 12] prove of great help to the Buckeyes |keaew! and Bank of Saint Paul) twenty-eight in township one inenesa, atic Diamond Jubslec, ; Ken’ W of the St diouis | victories and five ‘ |in their quest for Big Ten honorsjation were defendants, said Judg.| hundred’ thirty-nine North «of Se a pound discount on 500 Ib. Brown or of K fevalety| What were the 3 ipts at the | this season. ment favor of the plainti¢f| range seventy-nine west of the orders, either grade. and xo n Renee eines ae Wills-Firpo fight? c | —~-- and_ against the defendant Ida{ 5th P. Mf. Ordinary white blossom sweet g carpe Gubs! batiery, who scored the) $700,000, tien. | WHEAT READY For J, Soderholm, formerly Ida Sulla}, There will be due on such mott-|} clover, a Ib... oe only four base blows of the National] Does the Navy appear on Michi- 17TH MAJOR SEASON| Torgerson in the amount of| gage on the date of the sale the|| Fancy sweet clover, 99.5% or leavue for the day. gan's football schedule for next fall,| Zach Wheat, veteran Brooklyn out- ASOD inclual nm: costae mene mar of $3324.25 principal and inter- Anorelpuke|alsbie, aie The Boston, Brooklyn and Cincin-|{F'co where is the pame to be played’ | fic nati National league fans had to be 2 content with two and three baggers and not so many of them. The Yankees, with the world’s 120 All seeds hulled and clarified. Oréer from this ad. er, is due to start his 17th sea-|rected the sale by me of the reai|est in addition to the costs and ex- rs this son in the ma year, He’s|estate hereinafter described to sat-|Penses of sale including attorneys one of the old layers in point | isfy the amount of said Judgment | fees. . -e in the big leagues. For {and interest thereon and the costs|: Dated March 17, 1925. r, Mich o < ET GE gE FS 2 a seasons e Ss on | an expenses of such sale or so ‘ 9) mi champion Washington, team as at-| 5 . rear is Dada | lag arene Ao hee aes ae det Fhatlgeee GRIMM ALFALFA ASS’N Bismarck Grocery ‘Co. traction, drew the largest, throng of Spring Tonic ‘ an fe en said inate willimatintyy and By pircue F. E, McCURDY. 2 Agricultural: Cotlege, N. D. Distributers lose to 50,000. Chicago Na 3 rts, s of a Writ of Execution, duly ts EB. auc? = 8 » N. D. nters erat ae nore with their secon for Golfers year. out of the office of the Clerk of Reorney: for Assignee, ‘A Co-operative Organization. \BISMARCK, ND. la t crowd in histo 8,000. De- | ae - the District Court, Burleigh Coun marek, No Dro. : 2 i : ane aye 5 SssSSSes) RIGHT IDEA « {t¥, North Dakota’and the aeal of 3-18. troit was close behind with nearly i BA aN Gated aiteotinen ite salBeeoe 2 35,000, and the other crowds ranged As Prescribed by Bert Way arrepaintalitcat. pronektrsanursuantectomeanid from maximum capacity to 15,000 at! Putting is the easiest part gown, ch? |gudgment and Decree, 1, Albin Hed- Boston, --when you watch somebody else do| Isn't it rat strom, sheriff of Burleigh County, ry It's cheaper than buy- aes mple to the WHIT North’ Dakota, will sell the here- —_—______.__—_- gets on the green.| ing magelii tho | cari: (uate adescelbed areal propane 2 pe pe RES sia ate! b car, — g tion to the ighest bid- ) ed long! London Answe jder for cash at the front door. of Le BASEBALL to have the Court House in the City of Bis- < i ee EXPLA marck, County of Burleigh and There is no seerct to suece vpn State of North Dakota on the 28tn * ae ae “| putting. I has 1 countless g Accor.'ng to a Boston newspa-'day of Apetl 1986 at fre hour, of sults ay aeeke ii Fb 5 yer, the crosswor wale had its ,two o'clock P. M, and to satisfy Results Yesterday Jers ask me if there wasn’t some lit- Dor crossword puzzlo had Its two o'clock, P.M: and to satisty ic tle trick or formula to it. But there] Origia in ancient Egyy Ne ae ee Re crete tthe ar isn’t. Many of them, no doubt,| plains way the Isr SO | sal e the wilderness. NATIONAL L thought I was holdin: back some: ious to flee The bromine cesce ben .in wich “ = Ai ep ng . told ¢ as all ac j Judgment and to be sold pursuan' New Fark a5 Boston 5. thing, when A told them it was) slt| Condon Himorl thetetor are” daseribed as Follows ia 1; | ae . a 5 6 to-wit: North East Quarter (NE% St. Louis 0; Cincinnati 4, The body n be hele TOO DEST Section ‘Ten (10), Township One female archi-| Hundred Forty (140) North of Chicago 8. ting, Range Seventy-five (75) West of Pittsburg owld we features. MCARDACTI body F the ball will in a daily |the Sth P. M., in the County of Bur- aN KEE CRS E hat be Wb in the way 4he r ve unpardon- leigh ‘and State of North Dakota, ‘ @ RvasHington J: iNew Xork.5, tended when he lined up his shot ably protests that there are quite |That said premises are to be sold 9 ‘ Chicago 3; Detroit 4. : Mhe “aving “should be made low) é 2 ae a eral Land Bank of Saint Paul, St. ‘: es Cleveland 21; Touts tas along the ground because an even S$ Show. Paul, Mii ta. ®t S : sae * < reund 21; ;8t, Loui Swing, which es fit ae jabated this 6th day of March, Upon the hill-top your vision grows. For miles and 7 “IA made easiest that way he action LE 25, : lay > 4 S.’Paul Columbus 7 | is Mostly with the wrists and vow | the Anoses have AUBIN HEDSTROM, miles you see the work of man and nature. Down in the Minneapolis 1; Toledo 3. orget, don’t’ grip the club too) the Jenkinses a own; : z County, N. D. 5 alle i is limi i i : Milwashee 2: Louisilie 3. | [USNS as i rguileg the Flynns; | HYLAND & Rosen, CO!" y valley your view is limited by the hills, by your neigh- ansat City 6; Indianapolis 1. (nan gp INVADERS TO ites ret. We now have | Attormeys for, Plaintitt, \ bor’s home—by the store across the way. Oo EE % SEE RELAY LAURELS 3-25—4-1-8-15-22 eS . + 7 Two foreign in s who ap- 7 7 H * | GAMES TODAY Hortorslenal who villas _..This newspaper—properly used—will guide you to the pear at the Penn y games the “The Deadwood Coach” NOTICE OF SALE IN PARTITION PROCEEDINGS “g ae ae @ ey ant Ae ty anit Tord Huren_| filmed in the famous badlands| orion iS "HEREBY GIVEN, hill-top. Read it and your vision is enlarged. You get a NAL LEAGUE ey, le you | British peer, wil Of North and South Dakota,| nat by virtue of a decree and or- .__ bird’s - eye view of world-events. You glimpse all the St. Louis at Cincinnati. ke part in tl | will be shown at the Capitol| der of sale in partition proceedings, wURE ~ Pittsburg at Chicago. tt, one of New Zealand best i ny : 3.| rendered by the District Court in tNew York at Boston, Hiletes, is out to beat the Amer Theatre the last half of this| ind for the County of Burleigh, : doing of the days. * Philadelphia at Brooklyn. sprint week. Fourth Judicial District, State of AMERICAN LEAGUE iste ee = | Neehp Dakota, and) ners eee are aL : Fail to use it, and your view is limited to the things Cleveland at St. Louis. : NEW INDOOR NET KING said Court on the 18th day of March, around home, , You remain in ignorafice, not only of - Chicago at Detroit. A. D. 1925, in an action wherein , Boston at Philadelphia, ere eee Mayme MeCormick is pfaintiff and “events here and abroad, but of much' that concerns you Washington at New York. Jean Borota, French Star, First F John McCormick, aod. al iather Bees Ee aey oreigner to Gain Possession | {or unknown claiming any estate in even more vitally—news of the very things that have to AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ¥ " or lien or encumbrance upon the Minneapolis at Toledo. of Crown Paul tumb property deseribed in the complaint ! do with your personal, every-day life. > °° : St. Paul at Colum! are defendants, adjudging and de- ; iS f 4 Kansas City at indianspolis nlaiateand herglvefier described 70 Someone might be’ selling a new, better and more Rata partition: tnereee camel be economical food; or a utensil that. would add immeasur- + Suara according ve eis saponins ably. to your comfort and well-being; or some better rights and interest, and that a sle material for shoes or ¢lothing — but you would never of said premises is necessary, eerie V)V)DWJVVWE, eta ta aaa tee ete tee know, because of-your restricted view. 1.000} ‘ \ SS N F tion of said Court, and’ decrecing f : WN {Hate aalel bE sill geaiven Serene - You may read évery line of the new§, but if you dver- "0 SN ne thes hint bidder? and : ] . .. look the’advertising;'you are still living in the valley. oe \ — wolthne. he ondersigned, aol You remain uninformed about many things you ought ; UN Pintment, dinceting dete sell thei to know in order telive a happy, useful; profitable life in desreos wan Me Heddy Jobs meee this age of progress. B ORUe reneee gt , 43 - @ a? NR ea Read the ddvertisements—and know everything that Benn cocon > 3 Ss : é W. L. Pet. roperty hereinafter described” pur- in “mai : i iposion «To sho eer te sald aegeeeee fy ska: goes in on.themarket-place. {Brooklyn tees 1 0 1,000 bidder for cash &t public auction at. ad. te 5 sky J ‘Cineinn: § . 1 0 §.000 the front door of the conft house in. peg ab iak nee SA yi 5 abe i J {Chicago : 1 0 1.000 the City of Bismarck, , County ‘of | ai! eas S| fe, Ee Be epee a Ma New York - - 9 1.000 Burleigh and State of North Dakota. ow ie ; eis ] arg .. 4 y on the 18th day of Apri D. 1925, rtisemen +e w B a j P Eoms: 9} 000 at the hour. of two o'clock in the aie s Adve' ta bring the wares of the world Philadelphia 0 000 afternoon of said ‘day. <The sald f ; : q _Mect Jean Borota, newly crowned : ABS prenil “be sold ‘oul national indoor tennis. ‘champion. : : Prior estate, charge’ of iva hk : to.your ‘doorstep for your inspection Jf American Association [rch te. a ycpet wath, ramlaae A be, eald Be afore. beet ‘ im, cam E: 1 i it 4 “| after a hectic Tight. He's known as ‘ Saari sigh’ and: State ‘Gf North | Ww. a yy Ree et Basque,” and: is the ee @ % Dakota, and aré ddscribad ane ‘oreigner ever to have won the = : b to-wit: Lots Eleven (11) ahd ‘Twelve ony rintbe of his stellar plays Bor: : Sea Fiat oe there raed romeetky ita is expected, to prove of unto ges in said county and. state. aid to/the French aggregation. in its tM quest for international laurels this Pie ie er ee nauaneent Richardse 1924 indoor title: Tom TORY, older, t defend ‘his crown in a i : the tournament, is Y a Ee Ee