The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 7

' TO 24-MONTH TERM G. L. Personius Must Pay Ber- nice B. Britton $925, Jury Decides Here Eugene Merritt Walla entered the state penitentiary at noon today to serve a sentence of 20 months. He was convicted of forgery in the third degree in Burleigh county dis- trict court July 4. The forgery charge resulted from a shortage in the funds of the Patterson hotel, Bismarck, where he was employed in 1927. He forged a bank deposit slip to deceive his employer and complaining witness, |° Edward G. Patterson, into believing that he had made a deposit to the credit of the hotel in a Bismarck bank. Patterson announced this inoentag that Walla would face further prose: cution in the near future on toegery ‘and other counts not made invalid when indictments were quashed. John Sullivan, special assistant attorney general assisting George 8. Linn pl Burleigh county state’s attorney, an. nounced in court today that the state ‘would esk for a change of venue for the further prosecution of Walla on forgery indictments. Walla was sentenced by Judge R. G. McFarland, Jamestown, at 10 a. m. today following arguments by Sulli- van and Charles L. Crum, defense counsel. Crum argued that the jury, in rec- commending the “utmost clemency” in the sentencing of Walla, had in mind @ suspended sentence. He pointed out that Walla already has served “al- most a year” in the county jail. He said he believed the jury finally came to a decision at noon, July 4, after considering the case for 18 hours, largely because members of the body desired to celebrate Independance day. He also claimed that a special talesman had much to do with the jury returning a verdict of guilty. Sullivan argued that the “utmost clemency” recommendation did not mean necessarily a suspended sen- tence. He said the recommendation, though it should be given weighty consideration, was nothing more than &@ “recommendation” and that the court would have to decide what the jury meant... He argued that, since ‘Walla was found guilty, he should be punished by a prison sentence. Sen- tence perniitted for third degree for- gery is not less than one year or more than five years. G. L. Personius, Bismarck, must pay Bernice B. Britton (Mrs. John E. Fleckten) $925, a jury decided last night after four hours consideration. The plaintiff claimed $15,000 damages 25 a result of being struck by an au- tomobile driven by the defendant in Bismarck early this year. ‘The case in which Henry Kozak has brought suit against Adrian Asbridge was begun this morning. MINOT BANK JOINS HUGE CORPORATION Minneapolis, July 24—(#)—The First National Bank of Minot, the oldest and largest bank in the north- western part of North Dakota, today became affiliated with the Northwest Bancorporation. The announcement was made by E. W. Decker, president of the corpora- tion and of the Northwestern Na- tional Bank of Minneapolis, its larg- est unit. The report came on the heels of the announcement that the Bancorporation had absorbed another North Dakota bank, at Valley City. That bank was formed by consolida- tion of the American Exchange bank -. and the Middlewest. Trust company. The Minot First’ National has re- sources of more than $4,353,000, and this addition increases the aggre- gate resources of the institutions now 2 \affiliated with the Bancorporation to * “more than $248,000.00. The corpora- sa. tion controls 27 banks. The Minot bank had deposits of + more than $4,000,000. : Veteran Balloonist Not Keen for Planes = taken his first ride in an air- ine. “I was thrilled,” Captain Honey- transportatior Captain Honeywell whe has made about 600 balloon flights was taken aloft in s huge tri-motored plane. “They tell me its costs $138 an hour to operate it” the veteran balloonist commented. “Now a dirigible could carry a great deal more and wouldn't cost so much to operate.” He expects to see transpacific This art shows the mammoth size of the new German liner Bremen, the largest ship in the world except the Leviathan, which broke all Atlantic speed Tecords on her maiden v voyage much longer than the dirigible Graf Zeppelin. and, if stood on end, would to wer many stories above the Woolworth building. from Bremen, Germany, to New York. The great vessel is slightly longer than a train of 22 box cars with locomotive, It is 938 feet in length, 88 feet wide, of 46,000 tons, carries 2.200 passengers and a crew of 950. Seve ial hundred miles out, a mail plane takes off for shore to expedite delivery. Captain Leopold Ziegenbein is skipper of this new ocean greyhound of the North German Lloyd line. Crop May Bring Wealth Rey W.. Nixen Ne grog federal date specialist, whose search for rain- resistant varieties in may have given the Rio Grande valley an important new industry. A young garden of north African date palms (above) at Merced, Calif. . ° . a Date Project Awaits Growth Of Slips Brought From Mesopotamia Washington. — — )—Development of | ture fruit in a ctimate somewhat sim- an industry that may mean millions /1lar to that of Texas. to farmers of the lower Rio Grande; The ‘Texas date areca comprises valley is believed to hinge on the abil- | several counties extending south and ity of plants subjected to intense ar- | southwest from San Antonio, which tificial heat to put forth unharmed are believed sufficiently free from shoots. Nearly 1,000 shoots from date palms resistant varieties, and for that rea- in Mesopotamia, gathered by Roy W. | son the principal date varieties grow- Seed Livestock Food In Manchurian Grass Manhattan. Kan.—(?)—A new food for livestock may be found in s Chi- nese grass now the subject of pastur- - age experiments at Kansas State Ag- ricultural : after a six months’ study of the va- | thrive in the border valley. rieties grown there, have been planted| The California dates are chiefly of in an experimental project conducted the Deglet-Noor variety, from the arid by the Agricultural and Mechanical | regions around Tunis and Algeria. College of Texas and the United States | Most of the palms are no more than | agriculture. 112 years old, and at present are pro- | subjected to drastic | ducing only about 2 per cent of the | tment as a precaution | 80,000,000 pounds of dates consumed and harmful insect annually in the United States. high temperature! Experiments have disclosed no in- terminal buds, | surmountable practical difficulty in| to put forth propagating dates along the Rio produce new off- Grande. The chief problem is to find | shoots, as in similar experiments en varieties that will ripen best in the date palms in California. | relatively humid autumn climate. If Project is successful the | Sporadic planting of seedlings has expected to trees demonstrated that date palms are ‘from 100 to 200 pounds | adaptable, and effort is being made fruit annually in from eight to fif- | to locate superior seedlings already were taken | | growing in the valley. With introduc- ties in the | tion of Mesopotamian palms, prob- , will thrive | lems of irrigation, fertilization, propa- in the lower | | gation, pellination, standardization, were selected | | breeding and ripening are to be in which date palms ma- | studied. : in| 3e é E fii i i Glass Co., Milwaukee; H. A. Starkey, | President Consolidated Elevator Co., | Duluth; C. F. Haley, vice president A. | D. Thomson company, Superior, Wis.; jw. B. Joyce, Duluth manager Van | 4 (one Harrington Co., Duluth; E. J. | Grimes, vice president Cargill Eleva. | tor company, Minneapolis; M. W. w Members Added , ‘o Executive Com. Regional Board ===) tors i iE i La 5 g [ Z ] 3 & i i pany, Minneapo! 7. C. Fairbanks, Fargo; Jack Nel- son, hardware merchant, Valley City; iF Regional meeting ie E. J. Lander, president E. J. pond: |. ‘TT. Moe, editor, The Peoples Opinion, | Valley City; Herman Stern, manager the Fair Store, C. F. Mudgett, vice | President National banit of Valley | Ctiy, C. N. McGillivary, City Drug | 3 Store, C. Robertson, tson’s, oF. east, president Valley .| Motors, A. A. Blecken, manager U. | Blecken-Johnson Hardware Co,, Ben Northridge, farming, all of Valley City; Hugh McLean, Great Lekes-St. Lat Tidewater association, ‘Du- net Hendrickson, Coteau, N. OF MORTGAGE FORE- CLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given su riain mortgage executed an eli: an ered by Frank M. pals h Lb. smith, hin wil Charles Forman, Hin first day of Ni of ot! , igh iB, the wate of toe North Da- A.D, 1319, and dal; sri fi 161 of Mataages ia ha . cue ve ) mortgage rd her here eae: bed, at the féun! { frost to mature fruit. All require rain- | Nixon of the bureau of plant industry | ing in California probably will -not | | Smith, treasurer Franser-Smith com- | Straus Clothing Co., Karl J. Olsen, | }st day of lof deeds of the County of Burlei | Mouse at Bismarck, in the County of | Burleigh, and State of North Dakota | | at the hour of twelve o'clock noon on | lthe 15th day of August, A. D. 192 |satiefy the amount due upon” mortgage on the day of sale. | Premixes described in such mortgage | And which will be sold to satisfy the same are sittiated in the Cou Burleigh and e of North Dakota and are dex jane the West Halt (Ws | tion Bleven | Hundred Forty | Range Seven' | There will be due on such mortgea at the date of sale the sum of Five} Fifty-four and 79/100ths Dollars ($565 with the legal cost and fees ‘of tore closure. Da uly 2.1 eee Aon FORMAN, Ilinois, | ortgagee. |Zuger & Tillotson, Attorneys for Mortgages. B .N. Dak. | 1, 8/7 | NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- CLOSURE SALE 2 hereby given that that} He | his wife, mortgagors, i to rman, mortgagee, dated the | Ist day of November, 1919" and filed | for record in the office of the re: of the County 0! ate of North of Novempbe rded in. Bo i6l of Mort- will be fee mort= . at the se at Bis~ f Burleigh, and akota atthe bh A.M. on the A.1. 1929 to ue upon such mortgage le. The premises de- | gage and which (Will be sold to satisfy the same are | sitvated in, the County. of Burleigh | af North Dakota and are of deed: 1 ange Sevent Nontaining 247.89 acres, more’ or less. There will be due on such mortgage at the date of «ule the sum of Three | Thousand + Hundred Twelve and) $6/100ths Dollars (336 6) together | [With the legal costs and fees of fore- closure. | Dated July 2.1229 ru RLES FORMAN, . Illinois, Mortgagee. Attorneys for North Dae Zuger & Tillotson, Porteaaee, Ble narek, ‘OTICE | CLOSURE 8! by 6 given that that ve is hel ic certain morigeae executed and deliv- ered, by- M. Smith and Bessie iie’Smitht his’ wite, mortgugors, to mortgagee, dated the er, 1919, and filed ‘e of the register punty of Burleigh th Dakota, on the ber, A. D. 1919, and | Book 161 of Mort-{ $1 will be foreclosed premises in such mort~ Rage and hereinafter described, at) ithe front door of the Court House at | | Bismarek, in the County of Burleigh, | and State of North Daketa at the hour of eleven o'clock A.M. on the 15th day of August, A.D. 1929 to satisfy the amount ‘due upon such | mortgage on the day of sale. The | premises described in such mortgage and which will be sald to satisfy the same are situated in the Cousty of Burleigh and State of North Dakota and ate described as follows, to-witt 1 of Section Nine (9) Town- ship. One Hundred Forty-four (144) North, Range Seventy~ seven (77) West, containing 640 Avres, more or less. | There will be due on such mortgage lat the date of sale.the sum of Ten | Thousand Seven Hundred Twen Charles Form: Ist day of for record in the of! Of deeds of the | |in the 1th 4 Zuger & Tillotson, | lortgagee, Bismarck, Nor Dae o 7/3-10- “31; 8/7 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- sis CLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that that certain mortgage eeeniied and deliv- d by Frank M. Sm id panels wifes mort n, mortgages, ember, 1919, and filed he office of the renister rs, ated the for record North Dakota, tl in the State of Nor AB a, ae oy 161 oF Mort. gage and fnereinatter descri ront door of the Court House at marck, dn the County of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota at thé hour of 11:15 o'clock A. TSth agy of August, 4; D- 1929 to oats isfy the amount due upon such mort- age on the day of sale. The premises ibed in such risa, nd | FLW-TOX iS harles Forman, mortgage: \ ite j ve Isigh and State of North Dakota and are described as follows, to-wit: The fractional West Half CW 14) of Section three .. Township One Hundred Fo North, Range Seven: West, containing 2 more’ or less. There will be due on suc 4 mort at the date of sale the sum of TI Thousand Six Hundred Twelve | SS/looths Dollars, ($3612.88) together age ree with the legal costs and fees o: closure, Dated July 2,1) CHARLES FORMAN, Chicago, Mlinois, Mort Zuger & Tillotson, Mortgagee, Bismarck, 7/3-10-17-24-31 fore- for k. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE- CLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that that certain mortgage executed and de- livered by Frank M. Smith and Bessie 4. Smit his wife, mortgagors, to ist day of November, 1919, and filed | for record in the office of the register of deeds of the County of Burleigh in the State of North Dakota, on the loth day of November, A. D. 1919, and duly recorded therein’ in Book 161 of Mortgage will be fore- closed b mises in such rribed, House of Bur- ate of North Dakota at los Mon the isth day of Augt 19 satisfy the amount. due wu mortgage on the day of premises described in such and which will be sold to s: fame are situated in t Burleigh and and are descri The South Thirteen (13), Hundred For Range containing res. There will he due on such mortgage Int the date of sale the sum of Five ‘Thousand Seven Hundred Nineteen and $2/190ths Dollars ( gether with the legal c for foreclosur Dated July 2, 1929, CHARLES FORM. Chies Mlinoii Mortgagee. Zuger & Tillotson, Attorneys for seen Bismarck, North Da- NOTICE OF MORTG FORE- CLOSURE, SALE Notice is hereby given that that certain mort a xecuted and de- livered by Frank M. Smith and Bessie L. Smith, his wife, mortgagors, to Charles Forman, mortgagee, dated the first day of November, 1919, and filed for record in the office of the register is of the County of Burleigh in te of North Dakota, on the 15th day of November, A.D. 1919, and duly recorded in Book i6! of Morte Bages on page 380 will be foreclosed by sale of the premises in such mort age and hereinafter described, at t ront door of the Court House at Bi marek, in the County of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota at the ‘hour of 10:45 o'clock A. of August, A.D. amount due upon day of sale. T Make listen- ers enthusi- satis. | See ERIC A. THORBERG District Manager. and | dated the | © THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929 WALLA SENTENCED i New German Passenger Liner Is Mammoth of Atlantic [and state of described ! ‘The fr ie of Section F Range Seve: containing jexs, and 12/100ths kether w of foreclosure, Zuger & Mortgagee, kota, ice ered by Frank Smith, his Charles Forma’ of deeds of th the State of duly recorded gages on page by sale of the gage and doo rek, age on premise: and which leigh and and are desert he fi tio of Section Fi Range Seven containing 2 at the date of and 9 gether of foreclosure. Dated July /100ths Zuger & Til Mortgage, 16. ‘otice is h ad livered by Fri his 1, Smith, | iy the County jot of sale. The pr mortgage and satisfy the sa to-wit: Township There will b at the date of and 15/100ths. Zuger & Mortgagee, kota. Notice is h certain mort live: duly recorded North, Dakot Hundred Fort There will be due on such mortgage | the At the date of sale the sum of Thousand Four Hundred Bighty h the legal costs and fees | & 7/3=10-17 NOTICE OF MOR} CLOSUR is hereby given that that certain mortgage executed and deliv- wife, first day of November, 1919, and filed for record in the office of the register 15th day of Nov hereinafter of August, A. the amount described in s\ Will be sold to xatis! same are situated in the County of Hundred Forty jess. There will he ¢ Thousand Three CHARLE:! in mortgage executed ove the office of the register iE dacte of the County of Bariien ip | the State of North Dakota, i door of the Court House at Biemarek h Dakota at the hor o'clock A.M. on the 1ith Just, A. D. 1929 to satisfy due upon such mortgage on the day County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota and are describ Ali of Section Seventeen (17), | One Hundred Forty: | | | four (144) North, Range Seventy- seven (77) West, containing 640 acres, more or less. Thousand. Four, Hundred Bights-one Dated July 2.1929 Tilo} 7/3-10-1 NOTICE OF MOR CUOsURE SALE ve ig ac Us ottlos.ot the of deeds of the County the State of North Dakota, on the! | Isth day of Novemi 191 Bages on page 37 nd are Half (W%) ‘ive (5), Township One four (144), mty-seven (7 » | ten o'cloc! 245.59 acres, more or ibed in such iv Dollars ($4485.12) to- | situated in the lo} 5 | corner of the veyed hereto! There will bi ‘Thousand, Four M.S: [an ‘ 4 of foreclosure. i, mortgagee, dated the Dated July’ 2 v of Burleigh in Dakota, on the | cuger » A. D. 1919, ans “a in Book 161 of Mort.| Mottwagee, 386 will he foreclosed be premises inysuch mort- ir of the in the County eof Dakota at ck AML on the a bate Sealed bids fo: a sto} Ubon auen | Pifth Su f sale. The h mor isnge fie, TR teen, will be re ity’ Commissi North 1 pom. Au following approx State of North Dakota Il given for bed al Es ee r feet 1 manhole hy Work on ced ) Y acres, more or eon such mortgage 5 he s f Four terest’ which ear (not nt per annum) Dollars 2 1929. eas ment for the be made upon a Chieg lotson oe Bismare i er nk M, Smith a wife, mortgagors, mortgagee, dnved the vember, 1919. and filed onthe lath | and duly of Mortgages on losed by sale of mortgage and . at the front of Burleigh, and State; of It emises described in such which will be sold. to | me are situated in the as follows, vit e due on such mortgage | sale the sum_of Eleven | Dollars cet 481.15) to- | Chicago, CHARLES FORMAN, iMinoig, Bi : 8/7 ereby given that. that! ‘age executed and de- Rister of Burleigh | in Book ort | 371 will be forec sed | ale of the premises in such moi age and hereinafter peace att | front door of the Court House at | marck, in the County of Burl hy | State of North Dakota at the our, ‘Of k ALM. on of August, A. D. 1929 to mil ME a Bo jamount due upon such mortga day of sale. The Will be sold to satisfy ate of North Dakota and are 8 follows, to-w East half of Secti (7) Township One Hundre four (144) North, Range Seventy- | seven (77) West’ of the 5th cipal Meridian from three (3) a square form in the northeast of said Section sever Minnonite Brethren, 1° at the date of sale, the sum of Five | and 68 /160ths “Dollars ($5418.68) to- & Tillotson, reet to Six! Improvement Dist gus the gu xewer pipe in this August 25th, bhalt state in his'bid therpate Of ine the w exceeding seven ived and accepted by him at par in Jment for all work to be done, Each | Dakota 19 Household Package Three years ago, Budweiser Malt Syrup was put on the market. Today millions useit. And say there is nothing like it for quality, satisfaction, results. ANHEUSER-BUSCH — ST. LOUIS Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup “Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup is sold by grocers BM-120 City Com: that the "blader wt ter into and | ance of tl be accom the 15th apy | asm: eaual a vt a bid as provided in Section a Laws of idee kota, ibis ff Somat Is reserved to reject ct any or or all bidal T/AT-26 City Auditor, mort @ same are County of Burleigh ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Bealed bide for the. connie eeiee, ° seven fortys t 8, Watermain Est ension prine reet from Rosser Ave: vent excepting there- A, and on et bP A’ trom tg Avene ny acres of land in i rma t Num! | teen, City of Bismarck, “Korth Bake willbe received by the Board ef Ci | Commissioners of ane rn City unt | August 6th, 1929, Pl 4 specifica ue on such mortgage | tions Pee ved file in the softies of — City The following citien given for the Northeast Quarter (7) con. the Church of Hundred eighteen | ai Sulgance of bidders: legal costs and fees | 355 linear feet of six inch cast iron watermal 210 linear et of four inch cast 1 nsifOn, Watermain, 1 Attornes 1 Bismarck. ‘North Das 1 1 7/8-10-17024-31; 8/7 1 Saas £ Sie eee Pie t ii ADVERTISEMENT 1 isette, rel gy) Work shall be b the construction of | August. 15th, in on or ate Front Avenue fr Si 1929, and be 6 complet fe All bids shall be mad iben ‘a basi ;of cash payments for all work to done of the City of al h bidder must state in his bid yakota, clght | the rater, of interest tie warrants h 9. ‘The |shall bear (not exceedin m (7) [ner gant per aunum), which : |received and accepted by of 24 inch vitrif rea for the wo Aud ieee bid must be accompanied B: certified check for Five Hu a © act shall be | Dollars ($500.00), made payable than” August | order of A. P ted not later | the Board ‘of ‘Ci Tach bidder | the City of Bismar aS a guarantee tha to lif successful, enter into a eeute per | a contract for the performance of the work. bid must be accompanied by a bidder's bond in sum eqtel fe {he full, amount bid. as provi Section Compiled Laws of North The Hoard of wi Commissionsrs reserves the right t to the order of A. |all bids, Stn” "ATRINSON” * jent of the Board of | 7/17-24 ‘any Auditor. rants are t which shall be work. All bids shall basis ‘of cash pay- AAWELS Favorite and dealers everywhere.” The Mutual Life insurance Com- pany of New York. WHEN BUILT BY BUICK BODY BY FISHER A GUARANTEE OF EXTRA VALUE “Built by Buick”—only the Marquette in the moderate-price field can offer that priceless recommendation. This remark- able new six provides in every feature the unstinted goodness that has forever established Buick in the public mind as @ master builder. 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