The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1933, Page 2

“SLOPE TERRITORY ~BNOYS CALM DAY +-—Tazane eT AEE Li (Temperatures Dip Below Zero {, But Wind Which Prevailed \ Wednesday Subsides te " $35,000 Pot of Gold Is Returned to Bank ‘and be porge tiem the new Vicks better Control-of-Colds. — use j BY WM. E. McKENNEY Supposing your opponents have bid Secretary, American Bridge League |héarts and your side, which is vul-| DT! I want to call special attention to , has been one of the new laws which became effective Feb. 1st which governs dup- licate play, and also pivot and pro- gressive bridge, called “Party Bridge.” This new law reads: “When declarer fulfills his contract and its value is less than 100 points his side shall receive a premium of 50 points in addition to the value of the tricks won.” On Nov, 15, 1932, the Whist Club ‘announced the new code to govern from one person into the vaults of 8 downtown bank. Officials said they were un- aware of the depositor’s motive in bringing his gold out of hiding but: assumed it was a case of “conscience.” : } hough the temperature dipped ;@own below zero in the early hours, ‘Bismarck and western North Dakota, ‘Thursday enjoyed calm and warmer weather following the high winds which prevailed Wednesday. At 7-a. m. the mercury showed two egrees below but at noon had risen to seven above and a warm sun was bringing the temperature upward rapidly. The t for Thursday night and Friday is cloudy but warmer. ‘Minnesota, however, was not so for- tunate. A howling gale that helped @rive temperatures below zero hand- feapped citizens of three Minnesota cities Thursday as they fought fires which caused damage estimated at| $157,000. Minnesota and nearby Wisconsin had temperatures that ranged down to 14 degrees below zero. ‘The St. Francis Catholic church at} * Ly Brainerd was destroyed with $75,000/ She wielded a horsewhip on an edi- loss and nearby homes threatened. tor who printed an article about her, Stocks of four business firms were| it was charged on the arrest of Mrs. q destroyed in a $50,000 fire in the|Henrietta B. Martin, above, presi- j Sandstone Cooperative Mercantile/dent of the Good Government Lea- company building at Sandstone. gue of Jackson county, Ore. The edi- At Spring Valley the Kummer|tor, Leonard Hall of the Jacksonville Brothers wholesale grocery plant|Miner, who preferred the charge, burned with $32,000 loss. blamed an acrid county political feud for the public whipping. the “old! yorice OF REAL ™ ; plant,|“°"GaGm FORECLOSURE SALE ‘ by given that that ‘ colicin’ mortenge, executed and de- -* Opponents to make a partial score, by Frank J. Smith and Ruth rubber play. This organization has| In duplicate bridge in the past you ; RE Ta deed been making the laws for rubber play | could not use this type of bidding. : A ‘i 4 Hy mort- : for a number of years, while the| You would have to pass and-allow “a 19: f & American Bridge League has prepared | y 5 ‘. and published the code to govern '. H ty of duplicate, or tournament, play and three . 4 ath May, 192 > the code governing pivot and progres- Logee, Bismarck, Rev. Ralph page All be foreclosed Db; sive—or party—bridge. lon, Oakes, and Dr. J. A. Dressler. of the Sriniaes ‘in such mortgne and ‘i hereinafter described at the front es nae When the American Bridge League LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE CLOSES door of the court house in the City mt Kansas City, March 9—()—The of Bismarck, in the County-of Bur. Kansas livestock exchange plans held its national championship tourn- leigh and State of North ament in New York City the last the hour of two o'clock P. M. week in November, it announced Sth aay of April, 193%, to the tentative code to govern duplicate a. bridge, requesting bridge players and ‘The premises described in such clubs throughout tite country to make 4 which will be sold to ns which would be included same are described as fol- Lo, Samat: cal i Socthup Monier Genres . 1, 1933. , in Towns e_ Hun- ‘Without a doubt the new less-than- | 30 points Sted Forty Gitoy "North, of beg 24 umber Seventy-seven, West of the eer bate tate Rempel ai 50 points fc Fifth Principal’ Meridian, containing a 640 acres more oF less according tu (gi We all know, when playing rubber the G f. The bridge, that to obtain a partial score has considerable value. In other words, if you have a 60 on the score, i a Se ‘ington, Williams of Oklahoma Thursday re- signed as.a member of the federal farm board, the resignation submitted to President Roosevelt to become ef- fective March 15. iment survey thereof, ° mortgagee has paid certain sums, to- wit: The taxes for the years 1928, 1929 and 1930. which, with interest on the. date of sale Hollywood, Calif, March 9—()}— With most movie stars accepting salary slashes thereon, will King Is Mentioned i Holiday Is No Bar | |{7'son cat whve tue of are ont ond [a tie rae crc gen CHILD'S BODY to keep the amoynt'to the sum of $392.33, and | if you can make two of any suit, and| all. While you have made will N. D., March 9. which amount is included in the sum For Registrar Post) To Bank Raid Trio | [reer lasers will strive fo prevent | tricks to. go game Ban Pet > March 9-—UP— |cameras turning, the Academy of Mo- Rereinatter stated to be due King of Menoken, a member | @——————_____ | |tnete opponents from obtaining a par- | your contrast was nly one heart, | the finding of an infant's body on the [day authorised creation ef o comma ently Mortgages hereby, declares the of tne state highway commission, was|’ Chandler, Minn, March 9—(®) * ip tate Sromvgune eee: strive to eee ou bid two 1 eo sand ae Sere of Williston. Mee of five to act as « clearing house able. ar ii anduvoerasta acai prominently mentioned Thursday in —Three young bandits who decid- “ ie, '. & newspaper, | for problems of the indus- je i Let me give you this one example. | the two hearts. This is a game-go- | was found by two boys. try. five Hundred ‘Ten and, 64/100. ‘Dollars Ld state circles for head of the motor} ed the bank holiday did not apply ($6510.64), together with the costs of ————, vehicle registration department set up under a law passed by the recent to them robbed the State Bank of Chandler, open only to make this foreclosure. Dated February 17, 1933, THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Mortgagee. legislature. King is a former state] change for townspeople, of ap- genator. proximately $2,000 Thursday. ‘ » The new head would replace W. 8S. Chandler is in Murray county, A, J. GRONNA, Graham, present registrar, and would] about 20 miles southeast of Pipe- ee ae of The State of .o the licensing of motor ve-| stone, RHEINHART J. KAMPLIN, hicles by ane ey: of deeds as —_—— wot See gery —_ ae provided new law. jorney for ie ard o! Inive ‘The measure setting up the new bee ata of The State of registration system is an emergency Atte for M . law and becomes effective as soon as olicy Is U nchanged piel GER LA is i signed by the governor. It remains Fargo, N. D., March 9.—(}—North 3. 3-30. to be signed. Dakota ' federal prohibition ry agents NOTICE , - King was appointed to the high-) wit continue to co-operate with state, GAGH FORECLOSURE SALE ‘way commis a eam meee ei oe county and city officials in the en- James Dinnie of Gran rks. forcement of liquor laws unless direct Notice {s hereby given that that Ger the law enacted by the legisla-| orders are received to the cont certain mortgage, executed and de- ture setting up a one-man highway) jonn N. Hagan, deputy federal pro- Sreee east Sorteaeee te TAC TIOnS ‘ commission, King's position will ex-|nibition administrator for North Da- of North. Dakota, mortgage <P pire as soon as the new highway chief is named. Minnesota Banks to Use New Certificates St. Paul, March 9.—(4)—Minnesota banks generally will begin operating with clearing house certificates Fri- Gay Gov. Floyd B. Olson said. ‘Those with state charters planned to use cashier's checks in amounts up to $20 effective Thursday, he said. Gov. Olson said he received ap- proval late Wednesday night from the treasury department at Washington for use of the certificates by both State and National banks as provided in a special act passed by the legisla- ture. City-County News | 1. V. Miller, manager of the Ben- gon Optical company, left Thursday on a business trip to Jamestown. Boys were born to neighbor Bis- marck families at St. Alexius hospital ‘Thuraday afternoon. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yeasley, 218 Thir- teenth St., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rockey, 207 Thirteenth St. J. H. McCay, Selfridge, former state legislator who has been clerk of the house banking committee during the geasion just ended, left Bismarck for his home Thursday. kota said Thursday night. He made the statement when he learned of an order issued at Wash- ington directing agents to specialize on eradicating the source of the liq- uor supply and leave the problem of speakeasies to the states. “Inasmuch as the North Dakota legislature has seen fit to uphold the liquor laws of the state I see no rea- son why our department should not co-operate with state, county and city officials in enforcement of the law,” he said. “Unless I get a direct order to the contrary my agents will continue to co-operate although they will be prohibited, under the new or- der, from making ‘buys.’ “The object of the department has always ‘been to get at the source of supply.” Offer Rate Cut on Shipments of Cream Railroads serving North Dakota have published new reduced rates on butter fat or cream, intrastate be- tween points in the state, and be- tween North Dakota and Minnesota and Wisconsin, the state railroad com- mission reports. The new rates are published by new tariffs filed to be- come effective April 6. The reduced rates are established to meet motor truck competition, and carry an expiration date of December '31, 1933, unless sooner concelled, changed or extended. A comparison follows of the old and A Complete Set of 2 Tires and 2 Tubes’ for the Price You'd Expect to Pay CANVAS GLOVES 5 PAIR for 1 Tire the 29th day of April, 1927, filed n the office of the Regis- is of the County of Bur- leigh and State of North Dakota on the 27th day of May, 1927, and re- corded in Book 29 of Mortgages at Page 404, wil foreclosed by of the premi: in such mortgage and hereinatter eribed at the front door of the court house in the City of Bismarck, in the County of Bur- leigh and State of North Dakota at the hour of two o'clock P. M., on t! 5th day of April, 1933, to satisty the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to ou the same are described as fol- The South Half (S%) of Section Number Twenty-two (22), in, Town- ship Number One ‘Hundred Forty (140) North, of Rango Number Sev- en (77), West of the Fifth 1 Meridian, containing 320 actes more or less according to the Government survey thereof. There will be due on such mortga at the date of sale the sum of Thirt} two Hundred Forty-one and 33/1 Dollars ($3241.35), together with tl costs of this foreclosure, ted February 17, 1933. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Me 5 a J, GRONNA, a ‘orney General of Th North Dakota. ierigey os RHEINHART J. KAMPLI Assistant Attorney Gener torney for the Board~of and School Lands of Th. North Dakota. . Attorneys for Mortgagec, Bismarck, North Dakota. 16-23-30. for record ter of De ane: Cad University State of ad “Refinishing Furniture” was the|new rates for representative distances ar studied at a meeting of the) in cents per five gallon can. N Crofte-Star Homemakers’ club which| 10 miles, old rate 14, new rate 13; 25 is. | met last week at the home of Mrs. I.| miles, old 15, new 13; 50 miles, old 16, te J. Palkenstein. Discussion was led by| new 16; 100 miles, old 25, new 19; 150 a Mrs, Palkenstein. A quilt was award-| miles, old 27, new 22; 200 miles, old ar ed to Mrs. Lawrence Stalks at the | 30, new 24; 250 miles, old 32, new 25; ine 300 miles, old 35, new 28; 350 miles, old 39, new 30. a Pc eater Logee, pastor of the enineoneeemnnael lan church, returned i i 6a ‘Wednesday from Jamestown, where Curtis to Practice di he spent two days conferring with the Law in Washington tk Synod committee in regard to the limit fa Young People’s Conference which will] Washington, March 9.—()—Charles B’ BATTERY - be held in Jamestown the week of! Curtis, attorney, sought admittance ar ne 2. to the district bar Thursday and will 45 Vek, Hope Eat pl siiicaaaacs Tpauime law pepetics peepee teg. coch (4 ‘ten ‘ |the vice president's office he vacat a CAN D0 HER jonly a few days ago. 3 Bars peg 3 Bars in His admission to practice before 4 be ithe court of appeals of the District a ps SOAP cad t +f au of Columbia will be followed, prob- Ust 9 Gen“ it a) motion oa his fending application - @ motion on his pent applicat D LYING DOWN for, adeaiesion to the bar of the dis- TOILET.. co Curtis explained in his application TISSUE at that he had been a prosecuting at- ite Neigh j eae ia, mene and He he was GUARANTEED sROUs 0 —_—_——_ Sizes to 2 ham’s Vegetable Compound MRS. WALKER SUES Bae 19c Soh = Mest Con | James J. Walker, former mayor of New York city, for divorce in the cir- nia Wave Nook. 102 $rd 8t. Phone this oll by ‘up new. pay lor 4 tire oF two, Copper Bottom Wash Boiler. ::98e| Paring Knives, each: Clothes Besket, Woven Willow.B8¢| Clothes Line, 50 ft. Sisal Wash Tub, Galvanized. ......49¢|Clothes Pins, 4 inch—40. sinha tered ‘> WG cine emnetere teammaee SKILLET... .. 1014 in. Cost Aluminum Cove: 41¢ Complete with Cover $4 rere rr eee eee eee GAMBLE STORES wean BS epae Nope aoe oa) Milk Pails, 12 qt., 5 for. $4 Jock Knife, 2 Blade. ++ 19