The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1929, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1929 POUGHS WRITTEN |_StDECLANCES -- -— By George Gari] DURING YEAR SHOW INCREASE OF 1054 Total of 1928 Was 25,339, Lift- ing Aggregate of Those in Force in State to 134,763 $272,433,022.05 IS INVESTED Premiums of $8,265,959 Paid and Losses of $1,524,442 Adjusted; 65 Companies ‘The life insurance business is pros- perous in North Dakota. Figures for 1928, compiled by In- surance Commissioner S. A. Olsness, show that 25,339 policies totaling $50,050,701.76 were written during the last calendar year and that insurance companies doing business in the state now have in force 134,763 policies with @ face value of $272,433,022.05. Never before in the history of the state has the amount of life insurance written in one year reached the $50,000,000 mark, Olsness said. The net increase in the number of policies in force, as compared with 1927, is slightly more than 10,000. In Date of Annual Meet URGES PROTECTION ; FOR NORTHWEST ON | | MS dee Rede! fee ee) OS PROCESSED STAPLES| | | \MOQ Me Gliets |Ssvesrestacoar ss convened. This meeting was origin- Agricultural Foundation Favors " RUTH ee. ee et ally scheduled for November, but the Tariff Following Produce Through Mills Fargo, N. D., April 8—The North- west Agricultural foundation is ad- hering to the principle that imported ng RG Pa f ents h manufactured products made from . his threshing ma.nine to his new ee raw material such as are produced in . | teled her darhdest to make him hee . Tulle Season Coming ae poe States should bear an im-| BOs Leingei but he kept as cool as Young folks from here took in the Styl Si Indicat por uty compensatory in its rela- * - a F Easter dance at Hazelton Easter Mon- ign tion to the duty on the raw materials. ‘Their evening is spoiled when “Oh, well...” Mildred despaired 2 igus Ndicate The foundation has supported this] PAMELA JUDSON, daughter of ; Paris, April 8—(#)—Tulle is going position before the ways and means| ildred’s employer, ph Q to cloud the evening fashion horizon committee of the United States house| return to duty. 2 this summer, of representatives according to the} het to the hotel where Pamels spring work. It will be used for accessories as statement of Dr.Alva H.Benton, econ-} Fecognizes him as the salesman {could not awaken it against his will, well as dresses, with tulle hats an omist of the North Dakota Agricul-| Whe had Lonert her a car. She |she realized. wursday. important innovation for evening tural college, who has been acting as| snubs Mildr ions tries te tere and theater wear. Tulle fans are adviser to the tariff committee of the| Stephen away from her by pre- widely shown in the shops, made of foundation. tending she wants to buy another / over warning him any further against | anniversary Wednesday, April several thicknesses of tulle etantiod In the brief presented to the ways| °F: Huck. ‘od st ‘and means committee in January on Then Pamela meets HUCK Ob, no,” she answered quickly; wheat and flour, Dr. Benton states} CONNOR, who becomes infatu- | “please stay.” that the Northwest Agricultural foun-| ed with her, and she amuses Harold scowled darkly. “Want to Gation naked: herself by playing with both men. | play me against Armitage?” he asked Tulle Inte thks beet (1) ‘That the tariff of 42 cents a| When Stephen fevers Mildred the | suspiciously. " se form. "Most of them are tight shapes bushels on wheat put into effect by| manager ante Bes bed be careful or ‘Don't be so stupid,” Mildred told ete are tight shapes presidential proclamation March, 1924,| Pamela ve her discharged. | him impatiently, hoping he wouldn't vith sho eantin etene wee 4 be retained but be made to apply to| But this may not be so easy ae | want to make an issue of the matter. en whose hair is shingled will be wheat testing up and including 11 per her brother, ), is She feared to have him go now, ye ; lurged to 7 cent protein with Mildred. He is rated a |the acene they'd been through, feared |and Mrs. Backha wear & Tow of fale ringlets (2) That for each half per cent or| weakling, and Mildred warns him | that his jealous hopeless mood would to the back of thei? caps in or fraction thereof that the protein con- against gambling with Huck’s |lead him into dissipation. But she Everybody ed neckline. caw that year 124,214 policies were in force we. crowd and permits him to call at | knew if he guessed what was on her forms of eye veil, ©1920, wv wea seavics, tent of both bread wheat and durum gu : ait @ face rep Sei easing ; ‘AGG. U. &. DAT. OFF. q wheats exceed 11 per cent, the duty her ieee eg ord id Se inine mind bis would £0. be in force during 1928 was 14,700 and sae arin Stephen phoned, more then a mere acquaintance © | the face value of the policies was “We mustn't forget, Mother, to get Daddy his heavy underwear.” sioner liad Seater: * ek * me,” she said earnestly. $30,685,308.30. d similar wheat products not espe.| NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY | | “Then you might have told him you : Premiums received during the year | the Goose River circuit; Rebecca Fla-|to be creatures of fiction and actu- ioe eae Deane eee core perienced were just starting for China or Bag- | nesday. wire lace. totaled $8,265,959.14. Losses incurred|ten is secretary-treasurer and Mrs. jally live upon the screen. This life- clally provided for be placed on a| Stephen aie © definite i = j id | reaction in regard to Mildred. Rather | dad." totaled $1.535,13492 and losses pald|HJ. Froiland is choral director. Itks quality is almost —startlinc [Sliding scale corresponding to that re- | fre tiy regretful at first of what | , Mildred smiled. “Having no serious day of January, 1929, f never knew what she would do next. ARE Or AE Cla a ae me ee, interior of the New York Stock W TOPIC AG AIN It was exciting. = guages. Lutheran Organization to Hold] one of the talon ceacentee at the LA Hudson. S. D., April 8—(?)—Miss | ‘But a fellow didn’t want excitement | _“Wouldn’t that be too devastating?” |" Latin and ancient Greek are to be | furgo North Dak totaled $1,524,442.89. through the dialogue and sound ef- the present dut: - | designs u; either or Mr. Armi- s NOTICE OF SEIZURE y of $1.04 per hundred | appeared to be the end of their bios pon you ‘. seimese dae, were compiled from the ® a rae a AT RS 9|fSe rae tet cr aout bus | Pounds be based upon flour eontatn-|soming fenaahip, be found ate 8] A © gary ae sald sweaty. “Gel| 0 an, tte, Unter Saien cole cept ing business in the state as tabulated] » |the director has benefited by the mis- | “tne asia iter arti liding | want to let her go. ' busy and see if you can't bring in New Turkey’s Pupils ca te eee by the insurance department. takes the pioneers made in the sound ste ng oe acing | Of course it wasn’t serious the way | 0mething on our set while I change, ip ess0s694, Serial No. 21LE3860, 1958 a somites anna ELTINGE THEATRE field, since the talking and sound ef-|Sc#le on flour at 10 per cent protein bs Y | will you? That’ ” 7 Pi Over Classi Model,” ‘ ieee is that wheat containing 11 per cent|he felt about her. No more serious you' & dear. ore er S1CS é All of the feverish excitement and Loire are reproduced with amazing) otein makes flour conisaig ie than was his feeling for Pamela. Mil-| “Dear enemy from now —— sire tormne: direc: In ateraboveren: hysteria that accompanies a “bull /Tealism. proximately 10 per cent protein. dred wasn't so amusing as Pamela, . “still think I'ma sip to! angora, Turkey—(#)—Exempt in| titled cause, I have selzed and taken drive” on the Wall Street stock mar- ————_. ets slants elther. He didn’t quite know why he ages past from the laborious pursuit | rortned eutomebiie, to-wit: One Chev= me ort been captured in George South Dakota W was attracted to her. She was just a rolet ‘Truck, Engine No. T-4803694, meee s new starring picture, “The OMAN {nice girl, while Pamela... well, Turkish boys Serial No. Z1LP3360, 1928 Model, at Nhot tel A fou aeltael Fire ein tha Is Jack of All Trades |?a™l2 kept # fellow guessing. You oor. , ismarck, North Dakota, on the 21st one of the major sequences of the Amanda Clement is a versatile wo- for. poor all the time. It was restful being with | Harold jeered, but Mildred was gone. | added to the curriculum of the new | Section 3450 of the United 8 7 , | Story and Hollywood and Los Angeles man. Baseball umpire, basketball “4 0 “A mere acquaintance! f | vised Statutes. Annual Convention at May- | were scoured for men who were fa- referee, assessor, school teacher, news- Hee atin ana Sanibel oo 50 | aehas.” ‘ aS ee penned ea the 1a hereby Eive notice to all persons ville May 11 and 12 millar with brokerage methods on | Attorney General Morris 1s| Paper woman, tennis player—those| And then, when Mildred had evaded ee & present regime aspires to replace the Renee Bele desorbed pe oe ‘the floor.” These men, many of are some of the things that ‘have | him, he grew determined to see her. His sarcasm failed to ease the orientalism of old Turkey. to say, why the same should not be them recruited from down-town of- Called on for Ruling on occupied her time. She couldn't put him off, either, | in his heart, however, and when condemned and the proceeds thereof Mayville, N. D., April 8.—()—HowW | fices in the financial district, were ; Miss Clement, coach of the Hudson didn’ dred came back, loki ee Se (Eee el to lead a Christian life under modern | eager to see the interior of a motion Alcoholic Content Independent basketball team, has ey po pipe ton hbk agit aes. the new dress she had bought towear| NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF | Sirure the said Court NS be Neld in conditions will be the principal topic| picture studio and to play before the been teaching a number of years.| was insistent. i to the theater with Stephen, Ss and for the District of North Dakota, for discussion at the seventh annual|camera, and their enthusiasm,| although the law is definite on the| Now, owing to her mother's ill health, | " on, all right,” Mildred gave in, “if | cursed Stephen Armitage silently and {State of North Dakota, County haere eee Ee | convention of the Goose River Circuit | brought out convincing performances |subject of what constitutes an illegal|*he stays home and assists with the | yoy want to.” fluently. Suddenly he knew that he | , Burleigh an, ; 1c, nirty days from. th Luther League of the Lutheran|from each of them. The scenes on|beverage under the prohibition law,| VOrk on the weekly newspaper here. |" She thought her indifference might OF Sank Hee ty pealcore Bismarck, | gate of the first publication of this Church of America, to be held here| the floor of the stock market are de-| Attorney General Jim Morris again| She taught a number of years at the | cause him to change his mind. She to h To’Frank Murphy, Calloway, Minne-| Rotice, if that be a day of jurisdic. = aaa clared to be highly dramatic and au- |is looking up thestatutes to see if malt| University of Wyoming and four! hoped he would stay away. At least gota; Fred Josephson, oreany, | Juriediction thereaftere «ale of the eaariseeet el thentic portrayals of what actually | tonics come within the ban. years in the Jamestown, N. D., high | she told herself she did, but her eyes . potinten Tevesgmant. Company, Si GURVALDSEN, | Papers happens daily in this “financial heart | Recently several companies manu-|®chool. She did physical culture | siready had grown brighter and the i You a described (First notice Dublished 4/8/29) &K Name” to be eee by nite meee st oaclanore 2 Nancy Carroll, Paul 1 gad on ae Have asked if Was, oe ¥. W. C. A. at La Crosse, | weariness that hed lain like « film she BE i vid dcx cas ow s , may S .. also, tephen. a yet bers, according to Professor Carl| Lukas, among others, are included in| kote ie aes elersiar A good tennis player herself, Miss oar ake net de cha aiving Steen: she for taxation for ine Smber, 1926, duly | NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT- Birkelo, president. the cast playing in Bancroft’s:sup-|contains 12 per cent of solids and 2 Clement has sponsored various tennis | 1 its pl ‘a look of trans; 4 1d, provided, by for the de- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE A young people's workers institute | port. tournaments. r cent of alcohol. Prodi , " - tion Notice is hereby given that that will feature one session of the open- Hopelean ae igepmeacon ae peed She also is the town assessor. Lg i a aah clgeiorc tad thet tie will expire ninety days certain morteage,, uted and de- ing day's program. It will be con- CAPITOL THEATRE eee ey the completed service of this ni livered by Scott Cameron and Hulda ‘ducted by the institute director of the : sone ne ae ‘What was that? Gilbert? oa 02 Tad is described as follows: . |L. Cameron, his wife, mortgagors, to hational Luther League organization, | e,720m™® Hurst's “The Younger Gen-jand may ask that a sample be sub- Says Women of Farm |he said sarcestically. “Look out or : Nigsig, Section 24, ‘Township FB. Webb, mortgagee, dated the 1st Principal speakers at the conven- eration,” which is coming to the Cap-! mitted for inspection before he makes you'll melt before he gets here.” Range eae es at he yest of our pal itol Theatre for three days starting |his ruling. Must Work in Clubs ee tiisioa: pat lpg tomorrow, Tuesday, is the most recent| The question was referred to the ! Rev Pep eclowical seminary, And lof the new talking pictures to reach jattorney general's office two years| Claude, Tex. April &—(”)—The | radio. Tuhes cee the eee dete’ Sadition to the above, amount |N and institute director of the national the Riratite ago and George F. Shafer, then at- | 6,000,000 farm women of the country} “No one in particular, jealous,” she you will be required to pay the costs | tob Luther league. 4 y Frank R. Capra, creator jtorney general, ruled against its sale| if organized into clubs would do more | Said lightly, but the overtones of her of the service of this no Ce eee ae fareten for, BunAas; May 12; fe many eos screen hits, the pic-|in this state, although it was then be-|to bring about economic justice and | Voice were joyous in spite of her effort | + . d untete| bye sale of the premi rt will open with religious services in ure features what might well be|ing sold in some North Dakota cities.| rural prosperity than all the legisla- | to keep it level.” r ge and hereinafter descri The auditoriums of tee state teoshers (called an all-star supporting cast.| The definition of illegal beverage | tures can ever do, in the opinion of | “In that case I suppose you won't ated, a deed je front door of the Burleigh eng quditortum of the state veachers'|afr. Hersholt, generally regarded as|under the state law is any fluid con-| Mrs. Phoebe K.. Warner, chairman of |leave that devilish invention in the noldesed ‘by | the city of Bismarck, in Burleigh wig. Special addresses and music will ene ce cneheet taining more than one-half of 1 per|the newly formed committee on rural | next five minutes and rush off to county, North Dakota, at the hour of feature the afternoon p1 , i seen as the old-fash-|cent of alcohol and which is fit for | cooperation of the general federation | change your dress while I sit here and ¢ law. ‘Witness my hand and official seat| 10 o'clos on the 8th day of rogram. joned father of two modern children | beverage purposes. of ’ ” this 28th day of March, 1939. May, A. D. 1929, to satisty the amount ‘The grand finale of the convention| who have conflicting ideas and ide women’s eae Es twiddle my thumbs, arid mocked, aue gr aay ‘audios Be AMINGER, , pon euch mortgage on the day ya] uditor rile! county, Sunday night will be a concert by the} in social life. DISABLED AT WORK women’s club in every county in the | Mildred turned with well-felgned Z rth Dakote jises described in such choral union of the le: nsis' . No a ¥ prem! sf 175 junior and pi a maine Lina Basquette, who won everlast-| Indianapolis, Ind.—Disabled veter- | country eventually. Many states al-| surprise. “Why how did you guess aT publication April 1, 1929) and which 1 60. Mildred went over to see if she|WhO wasn’t unwelcome, but Stephen} Number or acess, $859, tw could get more volume out of the |&W something in her starry eyes and| Amount sekulred to redeem at this id filed for record in r iy i tai i £ Fat I 4/ URE ing fame in the title role of de!ans this season will earn more than | ready have begun nizing T'm just roasting to death in this —————_— Rev. Hj. Froiland is vice president of | mille’s “The Godless Girl,” is seen as | $100,000 from making poppies for the | country clubs. banana has 40 oases | ce innocently. He NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF as | Hepahelt’s daughter; Rosa Rosanova,| American Legion Ausiliary to sell, | state's 75 counties already organized. Harold told | xcept what, SSEBRE ee ussian charac : Mrs, Warne! - |her. “4 i S +4 1 Weather Report | |wite; ricardo Cortez as his obstinate| Paris—(P)—The city has made for | en cveryiere to taclade fara Went | wou ought, to learn to. play. poker, |S8d_ quietly, SierASIgN NEE, aicre, psmence,| ame etsbebttaedt miele mee — and ambitious son; Julanne Johnston| architects a new geological map|en in the programs and plans. Mildred. Your face is as open as a| enough to know County Auditor, Blamarck, | S950 veil be due on such more> Temperature at 7 2. m. as a society debutante, and Rex Lease | showing the strata of rocks and sand deck of marked cards.” made him 8. Hackney, St. Paul, Min- | ge at the date of sale, including the as a musician whose ‘alents are em-|and the subterranean streams that POST COOKS MEAL Mildred walked over to a window nesote: Hackney, Land Credit, Cor- | Sonne Bee coleat ‘chersone the aura ployed by gangsters as a ruse to rob aj underlie Paris. Hitherto architects} Winnebago, Minn.—The local post |and opened it. “But it IS hot,” she oration, St. Paul, Minnesota; Union | 08% hy 4 four hundred and thor Precipitation to 7 a. m. busy New York jeweler. have had to. search centurys old re- | of the The .\merican he pared it ly. thing an ee * hty nine Gollars and fifty ning Highest wind velocity . “The Younger Generation” is a| ports or make their own soundings to | @ banquet for the parti of the. Aux- Tere eels beside her. He} © Waa me hereby, notified that the Pole teyeed besides the costs of ema | simple human drama throbbing with| determine the type of foundations|iliary. All dishcs were cooked by the | put an arm swiftly around her and surprise yi oh eet er coer nee Dated March heart appeal. The characters cease|needed for new structures. men in the post kitchen. Mildred felt the trembling of his fing- retorted tt ers as he pulled her to him. the lay “Td give half my life if you would fous, as Deoyieed © OUT oe put on an expression like that for lasted, | Hrd" ne ‘tires for i OUR WAY By Williams me,” he burst out. passionately. AL expl 0 He had buried his face in her hair NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- him sob. CLOSURE SALE Range 75. — 9 Number of acres, 16 Whereas, Default has been made in put her arms around his neck. Amount sold for, 52. the terms and conditions of that cer- ‘They stood there, like that, quietly, Subsequent taxe! tht, ‘Guortgage hereinafter: described for a long moment. Then . chaser, by the non-payment of the one erer: 51. A! it ired t di t thi GAVE IM TIME. lifted his face and smiled. ‘The smile the ee ee 25/100 Dollars ($8436) au NO ~ ®uT tT SNiSS CLOSE YOUR KNOW HOW IT ENES AN’ MAGINE THIS MA, WELL, LIKE FEELS 10 BEA 4 tore at ' dition to the ab U we ' IME! re at Mildred’s heart. sp In addition to the above amount] vember 20, 1928, and twas sayin V Be puted Wn/} |. f\vou corn wane Fae aco Bio norvica at tha’ astice and ine ti Wou'Re exttN’ There | “Sereny Ee A SHORT STORY Mildred looked at: him steadily and you redeem oaid tana from said nie | 2924 1926. /194 ON Te’ BANK KINDA 3 nder sym- fore the expiration of the time, for ot T GO ON- é rod. HARE DREAMY, WITH eo Oe thy, “L've an ident might be very ranted | easscRwitieadea tne holder of the TH’ GiROS SINGIN’ AN! TH WATER KINDA SOFFLY MURMERIN'~-WHEN ALL OF A SUDDIN — MA Oo AINT NEVER POLLED SOME MAS. le certificate as provided by GO ON! LET THE YARD GO FOR Topay, BSERESEERBSERSE: ih a iteness my hand and official seal Ban et : this 28th day of March, 1929. A. SAM, (Seal) Auditor ‘Burlelg p County, Aetst Publication April 1, 1939) ner SEPT ©” oe orth Dakota, County ‘ot orfiee nat County Auditor, Bismarck, | and 5 8. Da-| of May, 1929, to "hater invest ore. ‘aortas Bocurty Bhatoygen rst dan 4 Invest: 33 gus 28838 i i i i [ re 0, ko} int nd ‘was esse: in your name | Paul, amounti . Highteen Hun- tee tary ir Berens HS | fiteadhtmata pata dete 1d, a8 DI LS N,, £0F : mo! which will be sold I and cs Mr. and Steve Koppy visited uent taxes of 924, and aatisty same are ted in th Gaae ieh alee Sis BER ey a Fae | eo abt te ‘Emi and Edwin and described as follow: ‘The Southwest Quarter (SW%) Adan Ba ie eee Py "Township \¢ lrty four “aay, en en Koppy home Mon- Range Seventy “t H és Ey WE a aerate aeeelsl : nls gin day of Marek t98teee a i a