The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1930, Page 2

.THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1930 Strong Attack on Game and Fish Commission in Election Pamphlet . SRCRETARY BYRNES La SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Ciark |/SCOUTS’ ACTIVITIES MAKING UP BOOKLET ON TICKETS, ISSUES $27,000 Traveling Expenditure by Field and Stream Board Is Raised by Walton League SUNDAY MOVIES ARGUED. No Mention Made of Proposal to Increase Gasoline Tax to Four Cents a Gallon Information regarding candidates for office and three issues which will be decided by the voters at the state- wide primary election June 25 will be contained in the biennial publicity pamphlet, now being prepared by Sec- retary of State Robert Byrne. One page in the pamphlet will be taken up with arguments for approval by the voters of the proposed one- man game and fish commission. It is signed by Joseph W. Shannach, Fargo, former state president of the “Izaak Walton League, and by Louis Knudson, a member of the present game and fish board. Another page has been taken by the Sunday Theater Law Repeal associa- tion and lists arguments for repeal of the statute prohibiting the showing of motion pictures on Sunday. Two pages will be used Jerre Be the guar- anty: law repeal commit to list reasons why the quaranie fund law should be wiped off the books. “—Folks, I wish you could be here _ everyone is having, dining and BOY SCOUT EXHIBITS SPONSORED BY LION is|Week of June 16-21 Chosen to Place Handicraft Objects on Display for Prizes The Boy Scout committee of the Lions club met last evening and made plans for the azinual Lids handicraft |; exposition: ‘The’ ‘duité“of the’ -expo-. sition will be June 16 to 21, at which time all the articles entered in the contest will be put on display in some store window of the city. Any boy in Bismarck, as well as every scout, can, and is urged to, participate in this handicraft exposition. Prizes are to be offered by the Lions club. There will be 12 classes of entries in the contest and the first three Places in each class will receive rib- bons. The 12 classes are: Model aeroplanes, model ships, model log cabins, bird houses, leathercraft articles, archery set of bow and six arrows, knot boards, totem poles, model bridges, carved or whittled articles, miscellaneous articles and . | Novelty articles. There will be prizes awarded for the r.| scout troop entering the largest num- * Nonpartisan incumbent, pix] Della M. a ee Independent. of agriculture and t Labor—J. A. Kitchen, Independ- a incumbent. For attorney general—James aioe: Independent incumbent, and R. Swendseid, Nonpartisan. For insurance commissioner—S. A. incumbent, and j Nett and ANG. Isaminger. the | this section ber of acceptable articles, the best patrol project, best individual article, most unique article, greatest number of entries by any one individual made by himself, and a prize’ also~for- the ‘youngest boy winning a ribbon in any of the. above 12 classes of entities. There are books and ‘pamph- lets at the public library that will be available to boys wishing to take part in this contest for reference work. The contest last year had over 200 separate entries and it is hoped that the number will be “ery much in- creased this year. ee Lions club committee consists . E. McCurdy, chairman, R. H. TAKEN UP Fay ray mares, one light ark Brown mare, came yy payin: charges. CE. Cunningham, 1% miles north and 1 mile w N. Dal Bay 16 | SUMMON! STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, IN TRICT COURT, County of Burleigh. Fourth Judicial District. #. M, Jensen, on Two dark gray mare an wher may hat and persons ‘unknown * claimi ne interest in. oF lien OF n the property de- soribeg inc ahs PComplalnt, Defen ants. "aa see Bah ete. t.we ened. to a thie sore. cent gitice of th the Court of Burielgh County, f Kota, and toserve © co} y of your the subscribers at thelr e city ©: arc! in Burleigh. unty, North Dakota, with in thirty s after the service ray w summons uj upon you, oxcuaeye of the day of su ch. Bervice, and in case of 2. ait for the Fellef demanded ee al a. Ma ence me oS ase tne dita day of ‘April, Ac D. ot GEO. M. Lg . , GEORG! Borstal Attorneys for birt Plalatit; offi and postoffice Webb Block, Be orth Dakota, ‘De! All ihe take otice that the |e titled acuan gad he follow! re) operty | 22 situated in “ae County of Bur leigh, in the State of North erat sett pamely ion 9) in Peiane “aaa ‘Nort enty-six (76 Soed Meridian, in Burleigh County, North Dakota.’ That the purpose of to’ determine to Maaid real property and to quicte title in said real property in ie grind Fy and that no per- sonal claim is against the de- fendants tn seid notion er against any in|of the defendants in satd action, Dated this 11th day of sete is lay of April, A. D, GEO. M. REGISTER and GEORGE 8, REGISTER. ‘Attorneys for said Plain- {itt Bismarck, North Da- West a the: apt Prin: | D3 Bi is ree | fitty-el; Frat Cops Can’t ar Arms Any Time iat When on Duty ————_—_—_—________—_¢ Generally speaking, railway police- men may carry pistols or other weap- = when on duty, but if they are ught carrying them while off-duty they, are subject to criminal prosecu- tion, Attorney General James Morris has informed the legal department of the Soo Line railroad. The railroad lawyers raised the question to determine the ola of detectives and special polit icemen try Tiréatms. “The-1aw,*Morris ‘said, .permits- rail- roads to employ their own peace of- ficers and another section grants to Peace officers the right to carry arms. Still another section, however, makes any person “other than a pub- lic officer,” Mable to prosecution if he carries arms except in the prosecu- tion of or to effect a lawful and legi- timate purpose. Since railway police are not public officers, their carrying arms is limited to an effort to “ef- fect a lawful or legitimate purpose.” ‘Viewing the statutes from all angles Morris said, it appears that rail- way police have the right to bear arms in their work of protecting rail- road property and maintaining order on railroad premises but should they carry weapons while not so engaged they would be subject to prosecution. * SUMMONS State of North Dakota, County of Bur- ae Bistrict Court, Fourth Judicial rict. ark District of the e City of Bismarck, “North Dakot: nieipal curpora- , Plaintiff, vs. Jobn J. Defenae whe State of North Dakota to the above named Defendant You are hereby. summoned to an- swer the complaint in this action, Which is on file in the office of thé clerk of said court, and to copy of your answer upon the sub- seribers within fifteen days after the service of this ‘summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment. will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in, the complaint, at Bismarck, North, Dakota, | f Jackman, Dated this 30th day ofA April, 1930. y; Cc, L. YOUN ech eaeneY for FIMRtHES ational Bank Building, 6/310” Bismarck, North Dakota.” NOTICE OF REAL ‘TATE MORT- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby g! that that cer- tain mortgawe. 7 executed trot a 7 by John ker, mortgag: L. Bell, mortgagee, dated the nd day of November in the year of our Loi one thousand nine hundred and nine- teen, and in the office of the 1 f deeds of Bure: County of Nort! 140, and assigned jtrument: od the aoe N aays of Decem| iT, A.D. 1919, and Sige £09 record Py the Batis of the: re of deeds of rth Dal ie ‘A.D. 1924, rey Br erein ie Pook ook a 5 of Assignments or, ‘a3 rier, Se oa d the ad eds of Burteigh * Sount : = 4 auly Teoorded therein ‘in book 1 ignme .of Mo! ol 510, will nafter describ the Burldigh Noi ire house in the sity of Bi mar fe Burleigh County, North Dal cote, the hour of 10 o'clock A. the 12th day of June,-A. D. 1980, to satisty the amount due/upom such mortgage mane, Premise “aescribed. in such ortgage and Ee wilt be sold to rae: the same are described as fol- ship =e of the pal a ate to He County, North re will be due on such mort at the date of sale the sum of eight hundred ae. AA do! as ci cent costs ‘of t is forsclosun Dated Ma; Le Bell, 7 oe Bee Taylor, also known line bean ny Taylor, le, aasignee of said George . said mortgagee. eoree'S. sari for eo ‘ns of said ai FOR MAY-JUNE SET Will Lead Off With Clean-Up Week; Court of Honor to Be Held May 22 Final plans for the scouting ac- tivities of Bismarck for the balance of the month of May and for June were made by the district Boy Scout committee Thursday. The program is as follows: 1. The Bismarck scouts are to par- ticipate by troops in the Lions’ Clean- up campaign next week. 2. The grade school track meet for the Elks trophy will be held at each individual grade scchool during the week of May 12-16. High point win- ners in this meet will again compete for ribbons at.the junior Capital City meet to be held on‘May 24. 3. The bird identification contest which is now in progress will be end- ed on May 15. The prizes awarded in this contest will be presented both to boys and girls at the court of honor. Judges for these prizes will be Clell Gannon, J. P. Jackson and Robert Byrne. 4. The Bismarck scout leaders and the Mandan scout leaders will have @ week-end encampment at Chan Owapi Saturday and Sunday, May 17 and 18, All council members will be invited te attend this.get-to-gether. 5. The. next’ Bismarck court of honor will be held May 22, at the Bismarck high school gym. 6. Safety week was temporarily set for the week of June 9-14. The program for this week will be in charge of the health and safety com- mittee of the council. 7. The Lidns’ handicraft exposition will be held during the week of June 16-21. 8 The Bismarck patrol leaders’ training course will conclude its ser- fes of meetings on May 20 and ite certificates will be conferred at the May court of honor. 9. The committee agreed that only scouts in uniform will be permit to represent the scout troops in the Memorial day parade. Bill Smith is to be asked to drill the scouts in formations. 10, Early in June the various Bis- marck troops will compete in a field day rally, to be conducted by the scoutmasters’ ition. The district. committee consists of Judge A. M. Christianson, chairman, Dr: 'N. 0. Arnson, J:°“N. ‘Roherty, Charles Liessman and Kelley Simon- son. It plans to keep this summer full of scouting activities, in addition to the regular camping program at Chan Owapi. LINTON FARMERS GET CORN Linton, N. D., May 10.—The Linton Lions club has distributed’ 25 bushels of corn, to more than’ 60 fatmers in the vicinity who will'ralse it for corn show purposes. Each\farmer received approximately a peck. If a crop is harvested this fall each farmer must return. one bushel to the Lions club. ‘NOTICE TO CREDITORS In_the Matter of-the Estate of Carl Frederick Sandberg, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Carl Frederick Sandberg, late of the City of Omaha in the County of Douglas and State of Nebraska, deceased, to the areaioe of, and all persons having cl: against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to said Executor at the office of Scott Cameron, fis Sere agent in the City Natio Building in the city of Saicemrnie, an said Burleigh County, or to the Judge of the County Court of Burleigh County, at his office in the Court House in the city of Bismarck, Bur- nie ‘County, North Dakota. ou are hereby further elite that Hon. I. C. Davies, Judge of the County Gourt within and for the County. of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, has tized the 4th day of December, A.D. 1930, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Rooms, in the Court House. in the city of Bismarck in said County and State, as the time and place for hearing. and adjusting all claims against the estate of the said. Carl Frederick ee entered Deceased, which have been duly and regularly pre- sented as Peary ner eee partes Dated May 9th, D. 1931 EMIL SANDBERG, Executor of the Last Will and aeoenk of Carl Fred- ‘ick Sandbery Deceased. First publication on the 10th day of 1930. 5/10-17-24 y LUXURY LOW IN PRICE W.C.T. U. District Will Meet in Linton, June 10 Linton, N. D., May 10.—Mrs. Lora 8. LaMance, Lake Wales, Fla., nations al organizer and lecturer for the Women’s Union, will be the principal speaker at the ninth North Dakota district convention here on June 10, Mrs. Ellen Pagel, district president, has announced. 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