The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 21, 1933, Page 8

{ yer , Bismarc! Schneider ‘c) THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, _THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933 SCORE THREE TINES IN SECOND QUARTER FOR NEEDED MARGIN Visitors Close With Great Rush, Outscoring Demcns 19-3 in Last Half SCHNEIDER, AGRE EFFECTIVE Earl Logue, Graf and Doegagle Play Sterling Game For Lion ‘Eleven } | — | j Thanks to a great second quarter; an which the Demons scored three touchdowns, Bismarck high football team in its opening the season Wednesday evening defeat- ed Linton’s Lions 30 to 19 With a great finishing fush, the visitors, paced by two flashy backs, | Earl Logue and Graf, and a rangy ball-toting end, Doegagle, outscored the Capital City eleven 19 to 3 in aL second half. Bismarcx got off to an early tena | when Captain Lawrence Schneider, on an end reverse. crossed the goal line shortly after Linton had made the mistake of failing to kick on fourth down in midfield. | Early in the second quarter Bud{ Kanz, Demon fullback, plunged through the line for two yards and another touchdown. On the following Kickoff, Linton’s backs failed to touch, the ball down when it went into thi end zone and Gordon Engen, Bis marck center, fell on it for another touchdown. A long pass from Nor- man Agre to Captain Schneider from} the 30-yard line netted another touch- | down. Three passes netted the extra, Points. Logue Intercepts Pass | Beginning the second half, the fleet | Logue of the visitors intercepted one of Agre’s passes at midfield and gal- loped unscathed to the goal line for Linton’s first counter. Agre had passed ; blindly after a bad pass from center} had gone over his head. Retaliating, Bismarck took the ball | down to within scoring distance aj short time later, but the Lions held steadfast with their backs to the wall. At this juncture Agre brought Bis- marck’s total to 30 points with a drop- | kick from the 16-yard line. | ‘That was the end of Bismarck’s of- | fensive performance for the evening. ‘Thereafter Linton had commayd of! the situation throughout, outplaying | the Capital City lads by a wide mar- gin. Early in the fourth quarter, Gra! received a pass from Logue and ran| 72 yards for a touchdown. Not a Bis- marck hand was laid on him as he} outsped the Demons. | A short time later Linton worked the ball to the two-yard line, from where Logue scored on fourth down on a sweeping end run in which he| was almost forced out of bounds. Aj plunge by Graf through the line pet-/ ted the 19th counter. Bismarck showed great potentiali-| ties in the first half but was outplay-! ed by a wide margin in the closing session, what with the Demon lineup, punctured often by replacements sent | in by Coach Roy D. McLeod. H Schneider, Agre Effective The play of Captain Schneider at end and Norman Agre in the backfield was outstanding. Agre kicked, passed and ran with finesse. tearing off one 35-yard run as the second quarter) terminated. Shafer and Neff also toré} off some good runs on off-tackle| slashes and end sweeps, Schneider Played a great defensive game but his effectiveness as a pass-receiver was lessened because of the fact Linton watched him closely. Quarterback Ollie Sorsdahl received one pass from | Agre which was good for a 25-yard} gain. Dick LaRue played a fine defensive game on the line, but. the entire De- mon front line showed its lack of ex- perience defensively and need of! polishing up. | Bismarck's next game will be Mon day, when the Demons travel we: meet Glendive, Mont., at the Mon- tana city. Mandan will play Bis- marck under floodlights at Hughes Field the evening of Friday, Sept. 29. The lineups: kc Linton Doegagle ; Kramer Maushund Lawyer T. Dohn school's | ame of | OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern TM IN “BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT PARROTS, OR HARR-R-RUMF ~ OF COURSE YOU REALIZE COME , COME ANYTHING 1 CAN DO FOR YOU? THIS FOR TARRYING OR BROWSING J WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED / 1. Last WE SAW OF iN CANARIES, GOLDFISH, A. MONKEY, A PORCUPINE, TH KIND WITH {-um-m- NOSE /-—_WE IS NOT RABBITS So TM LOOKING FOR A ‘BIG, FAT BABOON ~ TO HAVE ONE IN OUR HOUSE HE. WORE A FEZ, AN’ WAS NEARLY HUMAN! ARED USED Brandon Greys Even Up Series With | Superior Blues With 2 to O Victory s.0ie...rirr Automobiles Prove Costly to Coach’ (Chet Wynne’s Grid Squad at Auburn | Auburn, Ala., Sept. 21.— (2) — This may be a glorious machine age, but Coach Chet Wynne would like an injunction keeping auto- mobiles away from his Auburn football players. Highway collisions have cost him two athletes and may di- minish the value of another, his triple-threat ace, Willis “Firpo” Phipps. ! Auburn's tight line, that played so well last season, is back al- most intact. The losses in the front wall will not count severely and the group will average better than 190 pounds, all seasoned campaigners, Wynne has the fastest collec- tion of backs in the Southeastern Conference. 7a Bambino to Pitch Against Red Sox oo New York, Sept. 21.—\4)—Babe Ruth, who changed over from a pitcher to an outfielder some Years ago when his legs were more limber and his bat more effective, is going back to pitching again— but just for one day. The Babe has asked and re- ceived permission from Manager Joe McCarthy to pitch the Yan- kees final game of the season against the Boston Red Sox. He says he will be in there the full nine innings. iEllsworth Vin ines in Disastrous Finish’ Los Angeles, Sept. 21.—iP)—Ells- | | Worth Vines ended a disastrous tennis | season in the tournament from which | jhe started his rise to international heights. After driving to match point in the, quarter-finals of the Pacific South-| west singles Wednesday, the tall Pas: adena youth suddenly broke and! {dropped seven straight games and the! match to Jack Tidball, national inter- collegiate champion ‘Tidball won 1-6, 6-4, Nine Lettermen Back For Ray Grid Machine Ray, N. D., Sept. 2 21.—(4)—Though the members of 1933 Ray high school football team will be “smaller and lighter,” than last season, satisfac- {tory development in new players is Engen LaRue Perry Beylund Sorsdah! N. Agre Germaine : Quast | Flegel | | Meier | Graf; i Logue ; i qb lhb -——— | expected to compensate to a certain|sorrel-tops, Davis and Braga. extent. | Nine lettermen and nine new play- |ers are on the squad. Gh are Leslie and Vernon >ine; Oris Fosse; Vergil Gould; Herbert Wheeler, Vernon Sherman; Stageberg and Walter Larson. | The schedule: Sept. 22, Parshall here; Sept. 29, Parshall there; Oct. 6, | Watford City there; Oct. 13, Willis- ton reserves there; here; Oct. 27, open; rere, OO , Fights Last Night (By The Associated Press) Chicago — Jack Sharkey. Minneapolis, outpointed Young Geno, 126'2, La Salle, Ill., (10). | St. Louis—Al Stillman, 171, Louis, knocked out Battling Bozo, 182, Birmingham, Ala., (8); Terry | Ohanion, 119, Chicago, and Tony | Vivano, 119, St. Louis, drew, (8). Oakland, Calif—Pinto De Sa, 129, Portugal, outpointed Johnny Pena, 124'2, New York, (12); Ken- neth Lee, 189, Modesto, stopped Joe Zemon, 180, Boston, (1); Jean Noy. 126, Bianco, 118, Boston, stopped Louis , | aa Se 120, Sacramento, Y | esterday’s ‘Ss Stars | (By The Associated Press) | Alvin Crowder, Senators — Held Browns to five hits for 24th victory |B of season. Pie Traynor, Pirates — Hit four straight singles against Dodgers. | Pinky Higgins, Athletics — Singled in sixth, driving in Foxx with run that beat Tigers 2-1. Ben Chapman, Yankees — Led al tack on White Sox, hitting three singles and scoring twice. Lyle} Oct. 20, Stanley! 3, Crosby) Davis Outpitches Braga in Bril-' liant Duel; Each Has Won Three Games | Brandon, Man., Sept. 21.—)—The Brandon Greys evened up the playoff {series for the Northern League pen- {nant here Wednesday when they won {a pitchers’ battle from the Superior Blue, 2 to 0. Each team has won jthree games and the championship {goes to the club first winning five. The series will be finished at Bran- don. The game was featused by super- jlative pitching on the part of two The latter allowed only five hits, whereas | Davis gave up seven, but Davis did not issue a pass. |. The Greys also gave a smart exhi- | bition in the field, having 21 assists, @ season's record. | Brandon scored its first run in the fourth when Anderson's error coupled , With three successive walks by Braga i second tally came in the fifth when {secon dtally came in the fifth when Bujaci singled, was sacrificed to sec- on by Davis and scored on Vanusek’s 2 tending S H AMERICAN LEAGUE i Won Lost | Washington 9 849 ‘ New York. 87 OSC | Philadelphi: 15 67 J {Cleveland . 4 72 507 | Detroit ee 9 466 | Chicago 82434 Boston . 84413 a Louis, 90 379 i NATIONAL LEAGUE mee Lost a iNew York... 5A A Pittsburgh |. a 6 Chicago 82 67 550 St. fouls 80 67 544 joston . 6 68 528 rooklyn 50 84413 Philadelphia 56 85. 397 Cineinnatt 90° 388; About two-thirds of the feed ca of corn silage is removed when the} ears are harvested from the bundles before the silage is made, according ‘lege. OUT OUR WAY By Williams Neff rhb Blore | Kanz fb Volk | Substitutions: Bismarck—Dick Elof- | son, Gorman, Wilson, Logee, Garnes, | Bowman, Shafer. Pat Elofson, Mote, Slattery, Hill and Harris. Linton— Woods, Bender, Dobler. Scoring: Touchdowns-—Schneider 2, ) Engen, Kanz, Loque 2, Graf; extra points—Beylund, Schneider, Sorsdahl, Volk; dropkick from field—Agre. Score by quarters: ‘Bismarck tenets Linton . - 0 0 6 13-19 Referee — Gerald Griffin (Minne- rota). Umpire—O. S. Rindah! (Luth- er). Headlinesman—aAl Strutz (James- town). Major Leaders (By The Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE easing seein, Phillies, .368; Davis, _ Runs—Martin, Cardinals, 119; Ott, ‘Giants, 99. Hits — Klein, Phillies, 421 3 0-30 207; Fullis, Whillies, 186. ‘Home zuns—Kclein, Phillles, 27; Ber- 13-6; h ‘anid Gehrig. ‘Yankees, 0. itchihg —- Grove, Lapurs 23-7; | GENERAL CROWDER WING HIS 24TH AS | WASHINGTON COPS Yanks Beat Chisox 5-3 For 13th Victory in Last 16 Encounters BOB GROVE WINS HIS 23RD Pittsburgh Pirates End Home ~Season By Blanking Brooklyn Club (By the Associated Press) New York Yankees and by their own failure to win a couple of games from the last-place St. Louis Browns, the ‘Washington Senators still were wait- {ing at the door of Pennantland Thurs- day. The Senators were only one game away from a mathematical certainty | Thursday after shapping their brief jlosing spell with a 13-to-5 triumph jover the Browns Wednesday. They could clinch the flag Thursday after- | noon with another triumph over St. Louis or by winning any one of the} next six contests. But they still had-| n't succeeded in shaking off the Yankees. i The Yanks defeated the Chicago — | White Sox by a 5-3 count Wednesday for their 13th victory against two de- pee and a tie in their last 16 games. Yankee Chances Slim The triumphs of the two contenders: jthey’ win all the eight games they Delayed by a belated rush of the! Bismarck Noses Out Linton 30-19 in Opening Football Game Here SENATORS WITHIN FEW POINTS OF FLAG BUT YANKS HANG ON “Why Not?’ Giants Ask When Tol¢ Manager Bill Terry and His, Ball Club Return Triumph- antly ‘to Gotham New York, Sept. ‘back to their own battle ground ‘Thursday to receive the belated roar of the metropolitan crowd, still some- cline of the once-dominant Yankees | Terry's lads. Fans were frankly derisive in the spring when the Giants got away gal- loping. ‘Even the so-called “experts” !are convinced now. But Bill Terry ‘won't let them forget the harsh things they said and the abrupt way they jrelegated the reconstructed Giants to the second division last April. “After the show is all over, we will) 21,—()}—The } {champion New. York Giants came} - { H what dazed by this season’s rapid de- | land the equally startling rise of Bill! They Can’t Beat Washington Club Forty-three (143) North, of Tange Seventy-eight (78) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Burleigh County, North Dakota "There will be due on such mortgage at the date of sale the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred | Eig! three and 59-100 Dollars ($1,383. thgether with the costs of this fore- crated September Sth, 19: Dated September THE STATE OF NORTH AKOTA, Mortgagee. A. J. GRON Attorne: heral. CHAS. A. RET, Assistant Attorney General and At~ torney for the Board of Univer+ sity and School Lands. Attorn for Mortgages, marck, North Dakota. 8 10-5-12-19-26) Notion oF REAL ESTATE MORT- S FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that th: certain mortgage, executed and d livered by John 8. Stumpf and Ba b 3, Stumpf, hi to he te of North Dakota, mor gage ted the 19th day of March, q Fort, and filed for record in the of- fice of the Register of Deeds of the County of Burleigh and State of North give a dinner for the baseball boys and make them cat a lot of those words they threw at me and the rest of the club last spring,” laughed the Giants’ manager. “I'll be the toast- master and will I have some fun.” ‘The fact is only one out of 82 base- ball writers, polled last spring, was rash enough to predict the Giants would win the pennant. The consensus was that the Giants would wind up sixth, with the Pirates as pennant-winners, and that the Senators would finish second. The consensus now appears to be that even if they did upset all this/ National League dope, the Giants | can’t beat the Senators, but their an- | swer Thursday was: “Why not?” | ° OF REAL ESTATE MORT- | = FORECLOSURE SALE i Notice is hereby given that that} certain mortgage, executed and de-} NOTIC! GAG jbave left and the Senators lose seven Straight. Lefty Bob Grove chalked up victim | No. 23 at the expense of the Detroit {Tigers in a duel with Carl Fischer. |The score was 2- 1 as Grove proved the}; imore effective in the pinches, al- | though the A’s were outhit 8-5. Only one game was on the National League program as the New York Giants, newly-crowned champions, led the eastern teams back to their home ‘sector. The Brooklyn Dodgers stopped off at Pittsburgh and took a 3-to-0 trimming from the second-place Pi- rates in a game that previously had been rained out. Scores by innings: NATIONAL LEAGUE Pirates Blank Dodgers Brooklyn Pittsburgh AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees Hang Tough RH E} | Chicago -000000 111-3 12 4 New York .: 002100 01x—5 10 0} Faber, Wyatt, Heving and Berry; MacFayden and Rensa. | Grove Wins No. 23 | | | RHE Detroit . -000 100000—1 8 0} Philadelphia --100 001 00x—2 5 1 Fischer and Pasck; Grove and Cochrane. Senators Club Browns 1 RH Ejs Ist. Louis .......000010220-5 5 4 lame | Washington ...20740000x—13 11 0 Wells, Stiles, Braxton, McDonald and Hemsley; Crowder and Sewell. OF REAL ESTATE MORT- E FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is certain mor livered by F M. Smit’ wife, The Staté of North amort- 5 dated the 29th day of April, and filed for record in the of- of the Register of Deeds of the nty of Burleigh a State of North ‘on the 4th day of May, corded in Book 29 of Mortgages at page 402, will he reclosed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and hereinafter described at the front \door of the court house in the City jer Rismarck, in the County of Bur- leigh and State of North Dakota at f two o'clock P. M., on the the amount due upon such mortgage on the day of sale. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold ‘to WS: All of Section Twenty-one (21) in | Township One Hundred Forty (140) North, of Range Seventy-seven (77) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Burleigh County, North Dakota. ‘There will be due on such mortgage fat the date of sale the sum of ‘Six ‘Thousand Six Hundred Righty-nine and F0:100~ Dollars (36,688.10), gether with the costs gf this fore- closure. Dated September 18th. 193 THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Mortgage. A. J. GRON: ae) Attorne; CHAS. A. VERE Assistant Attorney General apd At- torney for the Bourd of Univer- sity and School Lands. Attorneys for Mortgages. North Dakota. 12-19-26) ANDREW JACKSON -was known as “Old Hickory.” The whipping ‘post is still in use in DELAWARE. LOS ANGELES largest city, in area. com. ont this f ‘| Twenty-two satisfy the same are described as fol-|> |to a statement from Iowa State col- | !°\ ered by John §. Stumpf and Bar- H, Stumpf, his wife, mortgagors, to The State of North Dakota, mort Bagee, dated the 18th day of ‘March, iled for record in the office ot ine “Tegister of Deeds of the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota on the 6th day of April, and recorded in Book 29 page 391, will be foes sale of the premises in| J¢ gage and hereinafter de-| scribed at the front door of the court house in the City of Bismarck, in the County of Burleigh and State of North Daketa at the hour of two o'clock P. M., on the 30th day of Oc- tober, 1932, to satisfy the amount due upon’ such’ mortgage on the day of sale, ‘The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to y the same are described as fol- closed by 3 such mor The South Half of the Southeast Quarter (S1:SE',), the Northwest Quarter of | the Southeast Quarter (NWSE) and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter NEWSW%) of Section Twenty (20) in Township One Hundred Forty (140) North, of Range Seventy-seven (77) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Burleigh County, North Dakota. ‘There will be due on such mortgage at the date of sale the sum of One Thousand Seven Hundred T ise ie and 35-100 Dollars, ($1, gether with the costs of this fore- | closure. Dated September 18th, 1933. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Mortgagee. RR! A. ant torney for the Board of Univer- sity and School Lands. Attorneys for Mortgagee. Tismarck, North Dakota. (9-21-28 10-5-12-19-26) oF RI ESTATE MORT-| AGE FORECLOSURE SALE Notize is hereby given that, that certain mortgage, executed and di livered by Jos. J. Maddock, an_ un married man, mortgagor, to The State of North Dakota, mortgagee, dated the 29th day of April, 1927, and filed for record in the office of the Regis- ter of Deeds of the County of Bur- leigh and State of North Dakota on aa id record- Rook 29 of Mortgages at page {04, Will he foreclosed by a sale of the premises in such mortgage and here- inafter described at the front door of the court house in the City of Bis- marck, In the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota at the hour of two o'clock P. M., on the 30th day of October, 1932, to satisfy the amount aue upon Buch mortgage on the day of sale ‘The premises described in uch mortgage and which will be sold to saeiaty, the same are described as fol- The South Half (5%) of Section (22) in Township One Hundred Forty (140) North, of Range Seventy-seven (77) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Burleigh County, orth Dakota. There will be due on such mort- gage at the date of gale the sum ot and ree Hundred n100 pollars, ($3,330.70), the costs of this fore- closure. Dated September 18th, 14; THE STATE OF NORTH AKOTA, Mortgagee. CHAS. At VERRET, ‘Assistant Attorney General and At- torney for the Board of Univer- sity and School Lands. Attorneys for Mortgagee, Bismarck, North Dakota. (9-21-28 10-5-12-19-26) NOTICE OF. REAT, ESTATE MORT- E FORECLOSURE SALE Notice ts hereby given that that certain mortgage. executed and de- livered by John 8. Stumpf and Bar- is wife, mortgagors, 2 The State of North Dakota, mort- gagee, dated the 19th day of Maxch. 1927, and filed oe Seeds of in the office ty of Bur Kota_on the 6th Ms of A ril, 192 ind recorded in Book 29 of Mortgas ¢ 389, will be foreclosed by a a ROREE house in the City of a State Ne ne Dakota ut the ben bone ate of Nort oF two o'clock P. M., com the 8 the uk any October, 193: fos ‘apon ‘such Y ortgage on on ‘the ¢ sd described Tl y in vigage and whicn. will be, mold to descril ithwest sale ‘Dol enc ter enigee ‘with the conte ptember 18th, 1933, i 'Baxora, A J. GRONNA, | Cakes ener “aaaintant it Attarne “in aa snetss and At Attorney General and At-|.! Dakota ou the 6th day of April, 1927, and recorded in Book 29 of Mortgages t page 390, will be foreclosed by a sale of the preniises in such mortgage and hereinafter described at the front door of the court house in the City of Bismarck, in the County of Burleigh and State of North Dakota at the hour of two o'clock P. M., on the 30th day of October, 1933, to satisfy the amount due upon ‘such mortgage on the dav | of sale. The premises described in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the same are described as fol- lows: The East Half of the Northwest Quarter ¢ Wi) and Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Section Seven (7); the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SW i), the East Half of t Quarter (E%SW%) and < (6) of Section” Six. (6) in vnship One, Hundred Forty-four (144) North, of Range Seventy-seven Connie Mack is all smiles these days over a_hill-billy rookie hurler trom Eminence, Ky. He is Johnny Marcum, v and ii (77) West of the Fifth Principal Mer- above, a right-hander who, in idian, Burleigh County, North Dakota. the fi two games he pitched There will be due o1 at the date of Thousand Kight Hundred Bighty-two Dollars 2,882.30), to- late this year, allowed only five hits in each. je's here to stay,” Mack says of him—which is quite a statement tor Connie. | elosure. {Dated September 18th, 1933. -| THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, —_— Mortgagee. Attorney Notice is hereby given that that{CHA ERRET, certain mortgage, executed and de-} Assistant Attorney General and At- ivered by Walter Jones and Elizabeth! ~ torney for the Board of Univer- Jones, his wife, mortgagors, to The} nds, State of North Dakota, mortga ortragee dated the 22nd day of in Dakota. and filed for record in the off 9-26) the Register of Deeds of the Count of Burleigh and State of North, Dakc ta on the 8th day o: 192: in Book 2! ESTATE MORT- SURE SALE M: a of Mortgages at recorde a page 477, will be foreclosed by a sale] Notice is hereby given that that of the premises in such mortgage and! certain morteage.. Meecatead vend des herelnafter described at the front door|iivered by Samuel O, LeBarron and of the court house in the City of Bis-|j,uella i : wif t marek, in the County of Burleigh and | gagors, to The State of Korth Dakota, State of North Dakota at the hour of! mortgage ted the 19th -day of two o'clock P. M., on the 30th day of | March, und filed for record in October, 1933, to satisfy the amount ihe office of the Register of Deeds of due ane such mortgage on the day|the County of Burleigh and State of of sale. . orth Dakota on the 6th day of ‘The premises described in such ACEP ype nna Gt oonded in Book 25 mortgage and which will be sold to|of Mortgages at page 394, will be fore- satisfy the same are described as fol- lows: The South Halt closed by a sale of the premises in uch mortgage and hereinafter des- bed at the front door of the court. (S12) of Section Two (2) in Township One Hundred Thirty-seven (137), North, of Range Seventy-six (76) West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Burleigh County, /3t,, on the 30th day of October, 19 ota. ‘8 isfy a1 a i i There will be due on such anorteage | to,satisty the amount eagles ‘ms at the date of sale the sum of Three| ~The premise Thousand Four, Hun eight Lene CAHnGay! aid cb 400) Dol |gatisfy ihe same are described as fol- Dated September 18th, Ne: THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOT. idee West Half of the Northeast Quar- Mortga ter (WINE) of Section Twenty- jeignt (28) in ‘Township One Hundred ty-three (143) North, of Range house in the City of Bismarck, in the county of Burleigh and te es North, Dakota at the hour of two q’elock P. Northwest Quarter (NW4j) and ¥ | Soventy ight (78) West of the Fifth pal Meridian, Burleigh County, nrth Dakota. ‘There will be due on such mort {gage at the date of sale the sum of 'Three Thousand Two Hundred Twen- jty-cight and 17-100 Dollars ($3,228.17), jtogether with the costs of this fore- closure. Dated September 18th, 1933. THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Mortgagee. . J. GRONNA, Attorney General CHAS. A. VERRET, Assistant Attorney General and At- torney for the Board of Univer- sity and School Landss for Mortgagee, i North Dakots. 9-26) and At-! rd of Univer: | Nn NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT- GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Notice is hereby given that that cer- tain mortgage executed and delivered y Luella J. gor! and filed for record in the office of ¢ Register of Deeds of the Coun- ty of Burleigh and Si kota on the 6th da. and recorded in Book 29 of Mortga’ at page 393, will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises in such mort- gage and hereinafter described at the front door of the court house in the City of Bismarck, in the County of, Burleigh and State of North Dakota at the hour of two o'clock P. M., fhe 3oem day ot Gotaber, 1933, oe satii | Ly e amoun jue upon such mort- Ms nade Mant Radio— gage on the day of sale. Coro o tle The premises. described in sueh | all complete in one cabinet. mortgage and which wi e sold to S, satisfy the same are described as fol- | Boner Beds ame Speak- lows: drai bes— ‘The East Half of the Northeast "$29.95. Gamble aa Quarter (E%4NE%,) of Section Thirty- four (34) in Township one Hundred Fascism is only a temporary bridg« in the natural growth of a nation. — Roger W. Babson, economist. Now! A battery operated Announcing Change in Schedule Effective Sept. 15 Ar. . Ly. Ly. Ly. Ly. Ar. 6:05 Ly. 83 2 50 10-day return limit ‘It you plan to the World's Fair your through Ar Service provides transportation and Nes aikne ta: Uke io le Ges sae? stapes ns SAVE A DAY THE MODERN WAY NORTHWEST AIRWAYS, Inc. Faia ea ane STAN