The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 6

ferret ae Canty PAGE SIX. BASKETBAL Chicago White Sox, who defeated the THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~ THURSDAY, MAR _ Phantoms vs. Steele Independents Tonight, § O’clock at the: Bismarck High School | - CH 18, 1996 Hi by given that that]and inferior to the residue of the Minv Adain Bonnlaider ain mortgage executed and de-| amount secured by said mortga William G. Hoerr | Reuter, will face the Giants at Sar- mB mor eien Mini > allows base pal: Des Marquette, Michigan; St. Xavi | ica sociati y % ves! y i ne re-| mortage On the day’ of sale. The| unpaid Mabilitier for hail losses in | the j : * pau, | Loustelle, Ky and ‘St Ignatiae, o¢| {vn Dodgers; hus been obdered to the| sulted ina’ to 8 score S*™* "| preminen danceibed jn” auch mari-| tne state of North, Dakota, “t neve ed to make ans Ey Dago| Chicago} ‘St. Mary's “of Want Bude, | denis Hopkits nosbine corHale is : : gage and which will be sold to sat-| In accordance with Sect. 4899, C. area hi Se Me ey Be eres ot vat, Bulten, | Johns Hopkins hospital ‘at: Baltima’ Tnadey pe ; the sumeSure desgcribéd/as fol-|L, 1915, North Dakota, unless this | pr 1s abou | ‘ 1] Mo. and St, Louis University “high| front the camo at Clearwater, Fia.| Cincinnati—With two reeruits on] jows, to-wit: Departnént; jainotitiedon of before. > He pte Ae in, St. of St. Louis, 4 He has been ill ever since his arrival] the~ mound, the Reds overcame aj South Half of Southwest Quarter] (date three months after first pub- he the utd ‘he : out Soldier Rose, Fort ——— ‘> “/at the training site, & J|seare from the winter park Pirates} (S a ae Seay of tleationy of oh Pe claims for " wu for t din < 1 polis, aint | Urban Shocker of ‘ankees serv-| at the Orlando training camp yester-| Southeast uarter (S4%SE4%); of|ssses outstandin against sa OF ore years nocked out y i eat led four : innings ete balll day and finally subdued the’ Semis Section Thirty-four /34), In Town: | company. Kt shall cxuge the deposit A “Dhat’s look t f ey } p ti He | ene oe : eh nde Hundred nd” Forty-two | aow heid fo ie bi po! q me ; , : bch es | against the-Braves at St. Petersburg! pros, 5 to 3. (142), North, of Sinpige Bevents five | holders to be returned to: sald com y Y future eplicd Ro shank | | and the Yanks won, 2 to 1. -_—————_ tia), pan t nt Pee amiertay es aoe. = Lindson. Frisch. Soathworth, Kelly.|NoTick OF MORTGAGE FORE-| | There will be due on the past due 7 =4-8-11-15-18. Ye n , b 3 « Jackson and Tyson got a string of CLOSURE SALE installments of such mortgage on - 8-12-15-19-22-26-2! ~~ . A ! not thinkin put what L : aiid hits for the Giants that set back the] Whereas default lias occurred in| the day of sale the sum of Eight 3-17-20, ? soing to happe : | Athletics at Sarasota, 10 to 4 >» payment of interest and princi-| Hundred and ‘Twenty. and 14/100 os : i i follo # sattin z shai kK f the obligation secured by | ($820.14) Dollars, together with’ the | NOTICE OF "EXPIRATION OF RE- i Rg De Ohh y eat: q bt Facht 7 7] the Mortgage-hereinafter described: | statutory costs of foreclosure. * DEMPTION” " ee OF eee ee | Wechineton-Three memhers Off ang whereas the holder of sald] portion ‘of said, described mort STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun. 4 but when Tam up there t Chicago. Patricks day the Washington Senators “Big Four”) mortgage does elect to foreclose on| hereby foreclosed upon and the ty of Burleigh,—ss.. Offic: on the one that is com ver srved at. Bifavencrt. BUECEREONTRes' < ® Wiusuake the mound] the past due and unpaid principal|to be made hereunder is hereby ounty Auditor, Bismarck, > Haesewae cuitcael served at Shreveport, but there was] saturday for their first game of the | & obligation 0 specifically declared to be subject Leslie S$. Hackney, St. \ ng Ce > IN TOURNEY no green tinge to the play of the] training season. Coveleski, Bush und} Notice 1 plea , atvoa ay evéporters 7 to 0. 7 ham H. Unruh and| Dated at Bismarck, North D: beatir ne wore, 1 ae a i in. | #80tae ' lena Unruh, his wife, mortgagora,| this 23rd day of February, 1 You are hereby notified that the va ANGER fretting: abo ing capes, Manager Mecarehy orate Three rookie hurlers held, Buffato| to. th ager of The Bank of CR. GREEN pact of land h fter described what you fe Third A ial National Thter:| chicago “Cub ete Changes oF the! to six hits yesterday but the Bisons | North Dakotas Mortgagec, dated the | As Manager of the Hank of nd which was assessed in your Fact aon ee are eer neue which indicated Shaance tec | defeated the Senators, 4 fo.3, on er-/1#th day of 1nBh and filed for | Dakota, fs Agent for the nme fer taxation for’ thw Year _ ; ineups wi i Shannon has alk z record in the office of the Register|of the State of North Dakota,! as was/on the 12th day of Decem- . ‘ The stat scholastic Meet Opens | not cinched the shortstop berth, The | ToS and walks. of Deeds of the County of Burleigh, | Trustee for the State of North Da- duly sold, as provided by League Star’s Nine Con “Goofs” won the game, 2 to 0. "i State of North Dakota, on the 2rd | kota, Assignee of Mortgage. he delinquent taxes of'the y f Leadershi |for H at Chicago | 4 i teen tees on esi ne tolday “of June, 1920, at’ 9:1 ne {i OLGIERSON the time for re: , < iv s Leadership ny i 5 ee ree victory over the San Francise and recorded in ttorney for the Manager of The je will expire pive Wears of Leadershif ae ere caning Naeiailahan and | Sperdel.| seals yesterday in their first real Rages, at page 263, and as-| Bank of North Dakota, Bismarck, the “completed May be Broken ha cy ane hice ding! hurlers, are on the sick list| test of the year, , the Pittsburgh py sald mortgagee, by an in- | North Dakota, : iA [Rasch \s )--The third th colds, and several other players | pirntes were ready for the second|strument in writing to ‘the 2—25; 3—4-11-18-25; 4—1 ear monareh anni erscholustic bas- | are complaining as a result of rain me ofthe weklod: Aen x r of North Dakota, and his - s rr Hebe | by the high ketball tow t into four days | and cold during the last week at ‘San | &7Me of the series today. 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Olsnéss, Commissioner of | Township, ise, 4 (OY DULY EVANS) | fwith 2 i His lowe of action thi with amé | Antonio, Texas, where the Cards are] Cleveland» “Not A man ‘sold iol 8 MOT Pea Ca Bd Sf the moat interesting batting chal. |¥°% best mark’ ix “AB0 | fi vation paired training, For the third time within | ings gn the job of getting into con. mri eH Seen ean [ee neate Sener tame ails lenges that has entered the ranks of | |), % Tl'continue until Sat- | enibetion ee ereraay canceled an | dition for the coming baseball sea- § eof having been duly you y the costs baseball statistics is going ‘ tee meted ldo) ttl 3 son,” is Manager Tris Speaker's tri- co write @ hail ‘insur of thi ceand in- : | of his National vhen the two surviv-| Bob Lamotte, Brown shortstop, was i ‘i ei im North crest ae prov we and un In one corner sits Tyrus Raymond | onsite oring runs, hay Ul play for the cham-| put out of play for at least arweek | Ute to his ussociates on the Cleve posit of $ redeeny suid land from said ’ yb, the terror of the American | "2!" DL, HOPRADGs top GRA Chvdinal Manctelein | Yesterday. al Clearwater, Flas when | até team in training at Lakeland, 217 will I ction of 18 Th fore the expiration of the pride of the National ting to] heh! sated ree eat meuco started the | batted ground ball during a game Two regulation Tthe front door of the Court House, er of the tax sale, qertificate ax pking upon his distingataned apron, [i R22. swans Hy in | oumaaent off the with the Brooklyn Dodgers. “Brook: | jase Wade up of members| theeCity oF Hiamarel, County of Head ya een | aot n total bas¢ ines for the initi 'y | lyn won, 0 5. f ceblone “a i surleigh, and State of North - ness my hand ani’ Sfticial seal ent and wrest a record that promised |). oind with | ruled in local ¢ of the Detroit American squad ati iota nt’ the hour of. two o'clock, e said company has presented ay. hy 1926, to live forever and forever Cobh ae lent: enn Philadelphia-—The Phillies’ “soon. | Aveusta, Ga. will clash each day] Nj."on ‘the 15th day of April, |to this Department’ an affidavit to FRANK J.’ JOHNSON, When Ty Cobb became the Ameri » st " andere: . ie -| for the rest of the week in the Tigers to satisfy the amount due upon |the effect that it-has no policies of Auditor Burleigh County, y Dest i start of | @ Manager Fletch 5 yp un League swat king for nine suc. mae h ial: Ul AG PRR at ho 582 letcher's se€0nd | ivaining camp. The teams were nam- past due installments of said [hail insurance now in force, and no Preteen ne coe nine runs trails Hornsby team, was the only Philadelphia Base- nisby 88 ars. nd ever ¢ onblw yaiics deape: whens tie ball nine td emerge victorious in yes- that his record would be equa much less excelled. reached his ninth ht year. Team pairings for the morning ses-| terd: ¢ | Hornsby was 29 in finishing his run| sion were: St. Micha Yet today Rog Hornsby has a high | Herishy was 20 in finishing his run | oan and St, Mel's. of town. Fl run.of s und with no WeLasulle of ¢ Connie ~batwar ation of slowing up or) 4 ff nd Cathedral their gan slipping, as the experts su nA 7 Wichita, Kans Rockhurs fe: Phus, when the 1926 season opens I FIGHT RESUL’ sas City, Me., and St. ‘Thor bite Hornsby ting st WITT Go | iat at I tehed » follow batting | Cleveland. Mor iw ters of ternationals & to 6, statistic: dor liphtWeight champion, Charlie | mount, ¥ versity q If Hornsby reigns supreme in his} O%onnell, Cleveland, hb draw | troit High of Detroit $ organization this coming summer he| (12) Denver and St. Patri will make it seven str advance righth, the ere: ame f ht. Will he no onine and Hay himself with | out : Spalding institute of Peoria,} nd Lovola Academy of Chi Cathedral Latin of | Cleveland, Renault ok ine” Tolliver in’ th ocked 10? dof what was tot have Immaculate Conception — of r Po eae alone will answer that que mind bout Rapids, Towa; Aquinas of Rochester,| stuff on the New Orle: ian nd De La Me of Minn that was a Refuses to Prophesy Hornsby refuses to offer ecy about himself. Rog is s wl—-AL Van Ryan, South Paul, outpointed Buddy | MeDor fe How | St. Paul 16). J my Cashill, ht St. Francis M South Dakota, and FIXED AS THE STARS Its ever constant quality, its never changing good taste, continue to win more and more smokers to Chesterfield . Chesterfield Such popularity mus “s lias EE t be deserved SHESTERFIELDS ARE MADE BY RG OEE mpg Mack’s Athletics lost both » The regular nine: was ited by the Giants at Sarasota, while at Fort Myers the Macklets went down before the Baltimore In- cred Heart of { Roston.—The Braves lost thetrifi of Weston,| exhibition game this year to the at St. Peter 120; 1The tribe made but Red Sox yesterday watehed two negro college nines do their out all. sion of! New York.—Johnny Batler, high St. vaga High of} priced infielder purchased from the ee —eeeeeoEooooToloSSSSSeeeEE™ETTDTETEPEDWEDDE™EDTEEDEDEP=EEE=E=EETEEE . 's practice games, winning from tls of Union] the regular team 2 to 0 at ‘Braden- t n= burgh, yesterday. a single hits park,- but | ew ate ny Sita att teh lls negate ieSilbarae