The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1931, Page 2

; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1931 . . | WBlocd Horses at show 10,000 ATTRACTED “The Friendliest Store BANK CASE FINISHED BY AIR CARNIVAL Refunds of Money for Stock in] world in Meir ata ai, woCety lke \are about allowing work horses in|Carrington Dedicates Its Air- 12 Federal Land Banks e Pittsburgh, Pa., June 11—(4)—The sponsors uf work horse shows are ARGUMENTS IN LAND Will Be Affected Arguments in the federal land bank fase before the North Dakota su- ‘preme court were completed Wednes- day and the matter taken uncer ad- visement. The action, a test case that will af- fect loans made by the 12 federal land banks of the United States, came be- fore the higher court on an appeal from a decision given by Judge Fred Jansonius in Stutsman county dis- trict court. He held on foreclosure of a mortgage and the bidding in of the land by the federal land bank for the amount due as a full payment of the loan, the borrower is entitled to a refund of the amount subscribed by | him for the stock. | ‘The suit was instituted by Edward} Byrne of LaMoure county. The ac-| tion involves but $500, the amcunt of the stock subscribed by him, and a} verdict in his favor was ordered} against the Federal Land Bank of St. | Paul and the Nortonville Nationa! | Farm Loan Association of Nortonville N.D. | Peyton R. Evans, Washington, pre-/ sented arguments in behalf of the Jand banks, while Martin P. Treerks,| Jamestown, argued for Byrne. | Byrne originally secured the loan| ‘of $10,000 from the Federal Land} Bank of St. Paul through the Nor- tonville association and _ received $9.500 and $500 stock in the Norton- ville Loan association. On default of | conditions of the mortgage, it was foreclosed and the land purchased by} the federal land bank at a foreclosure sale. Byrne alleges the federal bank can- celed his stock in the local association without refunding the money paid for the stock. Judge Jansonius held Byrne was entitled to a return of the $500 paid for the stock, and an appeal from that decision was taken by the/ publishing company, Des Moines, on | Jand bank group to the supreme! court. The court's decision is expected to, have far-reaching effect on loans/| from land banks throughout the! country, and counsel in the case indi- cated it may be taken eventually to! the United States supreme court. | Mr. Peyton argued that congress | intended the stock of the bank owned by the association to stand as security for the general debts of the associ-! ation and as a protective fund of the bond holders. ' Mr. Freerks in his arguments con- tended that when the sheriff's deed was issued on the foreclosure of Byrne's mortgage, Byrne ceased to be | @ member of the Farm Loan asso-} ciation. The amount of the stock, he | said, was not necessarily to pay a de- | ficiency as the land on the sale brought the full amount that was due | on the mortgage, and that the plain- | tiff was in the same position as if he had paid the mortgage. Boys’ Club Furnishes Seed to Farmers: Members of the Marion Hart 4-H corn club in Bowman county have been the principal source of good: seed corn in the county this spring, | according to R. L, Olson, county agent. | Last year the boys had unusual) success in growing certifified Fal- coner seed. Howard White, one of the club members, sold $59.30 worth of seed this spring, while other mem- bers found @ ready market for their crop. This club was started with the} Wachter strain of Falconer corn) which was given them by George) their blue 1ibbon contests. Dave and Al, two horses who pull a truck for the city of Pittsburgh, {were ruled out of the annual work ‘horse show here because they once |pair of their stabiemates, however, won the prize from the 800 other contestants. JUNOR CHAMBER OF ~ COMMERCE MEETING ;Young America's Representa- tive Business Men Gather in Des Moines Des Moines, Ia. June iness men, delegates to the United ' States junior Chamber of Commerce convention, turned from play to problems of industry as the conven- tion formally opened Thursday. Breakfast conferences were the first serious gatherings scheduled for | the junior executives who Wednes- | day invaded. the city for a day’s frolic. Garbed as cowboys they “shot up the town” in true western style. As sportsmen they competed on the golf links; as conservative gentlemen in accustomed business dress, they chat- ted with old friends. After the Thursday morning, and welcomes by Gov. Dan Turner and Carl Kreiner jof Ottumwa, president of the Towa junior chamber, the convention planned to consider the annual report of Durward Howes, Los Angeles, president cf the United States cham- ber. An address by Henry A. Wallace, editor of the Wallace-Homestead “agriculture in the business situation,” completed the morning schedule. There are 3,568,443 acres of drained land in Louisiana, as compared to 2,266,328 aczes in 1919 Can Fix It! Maybe the old “bus” looks like a battle-scarred veteran— and you're ashamed to go down the street with it. Have you ever considered sending it to us? You'll be surprised when you see that car after our wood turning machines, metal presses and other equipment get through with it. Think of Us When You Need ‘Will, Bismarck, in 1930. Responding to an appeal by Mr. Will to exhibit | at the State Corn show in Bismarck | last fall, members of the club cap-} tured 8 out of 10 placings in the 4-H | club class for Falconer. They won the first and second places in the 10- | ear and 7 out of 10 places in the shelled corn class. i ‘The state of Georgia spent $50,100 | for forest fire protection during 1930. Body Repairing PHONE 38 MAIN AVENUE BODY WORKS 215 Main Ave., Bismarck, N. Dak. A AND NOW PARIS SAYS LACE T O P STOCKINGS style achievement at an economy price, Lace Tops are cap- turing feminine fancies among fashionables every- where. They are the final touch of chic to all smart cos- tumes for day or evening —and they're thriftily priced at PQPPIPPIO PDI OLLI L LIL IDPS LLP PPL DP PPP PPA PALL “ECONOMY HOSE FOR THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS” ORR rrnnrmmrrmrrmrwrmrrrmrrnrrmrmrnrm™" SARAH GOLD SHOP “Style Without Extravagance” 312 Main BISMARCK, N. DAK. t Phone 566 | had won a prize in another show. A; 11 Young America’s representative bus- | breakfast conferences | i port in Honor of ‘Home Town’ Aviator Carrington, N. D., June 11—(?)— lIn spite of cloudy sikes, a cold wind |and rain which fell most of the day, Carrington'’s airshow entertained a \crowd estimated at 10,000 Wednesday. Twenty - six of the more tnan 40/ planes promised for the event arrived Others arrived during the! \ | Tuesday. day. Only one minor accident marred} the day. | A ship piloted by Al Berglund, ;Grand Forks, taxied down the field lafter the dead-stick landing contest jand ran into the center pylon, break- ling a propeller. | The crowd received a real scare jwWhen the “oldest lady in the audi- ence” who had “never ridden in aj plane before” was offered a free ride by one of the pilots. The plane taxied out on the field. When the pilot was called cut for ifinal instructions, the controls were |shifted and the old lady went off \acress the field and into the air. i “Her” machine bucked crazy and finally tookoff. After several loops and a few other stunts the machine |made a perfect landing. Pitot H. ;Christopherson, Eagle Grove, Iowa, | Pulled off his grey wig and the truly oldest lady in the audience, Mrs. M. | J. Washburn of Mercer, was given her {aerial initiation. i Bomb dropping, races, and other stunts filled the day, featured by ‘dedication of the field as Matheny Airport. in honor of Lt. Matheny of the army air corps, a native son, honored lin 1929 for performing the greatest {act of valor in the army air service. | | A baseball game scheduled to end; {the day together with an outdoor bowery dance was canceled. i 10 | REASONS why Frigidaire isthe Advanced Refrigerator The new all Porcelain-on- steel Frigidaire is distin- guished by important im- provements and refinements. 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