davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1908-05-17
separate priu. for tn. maker Of the best net

BY far the. largest club match that has
ever taken plkoe on any metropolitan goli
courss tOgk PLACE q the .ssrsssiSs course o.
sSs sns hola. @ % club and tks local sssccIstion q
sSS,s Ss soarss Si g Vas sS Il superb condition There
tion tom 70 Y ths team team match there was eompeti-
S9 tSss sso os eSsiy ssB ysmSss sa sss "
and and ". W. Il. cSiids Tied for the sdysrsissrs
prize and the, FSy Hllls bogsy eoppetisi"19
Of OF Che t Il intsrclab match:
Fo. ny Is Coli GtuSMDr = A. u y Thomas Rn9. = y " y
Porson. % q q Frank Sears. % l; a. il. Posson. O. j. b
WoSssn. u: iyss 2 George AaSms MI;,1. ,I. ! W
s. : b. Ss1esfiR aoceiiu@. Isspis q D T. Aisn.
srtP. 7s.s Hsssa sistys s.ss + ssyss
9. Mcdhes. q 7. rsi.;o Y: Dean, q 4; BSiiSos
D.ysnpest ;.,15n G. Ioh1nso1 TStsl; H1sI-sx % . aov
wiiiism Il. cSllds. q Parrish watson, o. 4. W Erck.
ssn sSI.s e. P's X s6si Il S
Z; A Toynisy, ~. L aediord I; g: \. Blockmsn. q
as:'a a:eass Ssrs 8 & sGsfs ii sSa, wSSa
son, Ia. s. scnn.ii. % m j. s. Essers, ): A. 3 higgins
W. ]. Ryan, o. z: Conklln. Q: W: Inalees, .: Or
WHENCE. Rs ws Eis nfs0fsa PaIS.s
KsstlnE, O. George J; Webster. o. B. Merrill. o: r. G.
the season on the North Jersey Country Clubs
grounds was played to-day with the founts-
X Srnsns h e .Ss sSSss Gs ssd caS
North Jersey Cunnlng CHAM. o Collier. Q, Abbott.
essSsS aEssIsn ! T'I.ms Tsss Tan o
ffspss faesi si,Ssss, i Son. fas: s:i g wilkins 0'''
tournament of the Crescent Athletic Club
Who returned &c card of Il. is1s5. The scores
T. 4 bsSans SA - r. 7s lss' e. kaassHR ass. q III -
sHspsssyS SansssS:I Il, es ss Il sopsin; sss 81 g. i
e. 9. wiissa. Sssssn:4 LYMAN no '''''' morgan
Country Club yesterday the. Colonel was
badly beaten. Several OF the, contestants
snd inc rss ps1s IN. whs
g:.'sI".R wn,.nssy Hss,S W.
Pratt, down; W. J. Evans, down; +. N. Double.
day down; ". L. Hicks. 3 down; j. II: Oteley, :
down; W. z, Klmball, down; 3. N. Bullock, 4
down: Harvey Murdock. dowDew 9. Beccher
PHnApELPHIA, May le.--Jerome ID. Trsvers
got another leg on the Lynnewood Hall cup.
By defeating Fred Herreshoff. Garden City
and L. NJ. Byers, Allegheny Golf Club to-day.
Travers won the tournament In 1905 and
Herreshoff carried on the honors last year,
the cup going to the contestant who wins
the tournament three times.
In the semi final round Travers was forced
to the limit by Herreshoff, winning by ? up
seventeenth hole by the Garden City man.
In the final match between Byers and Travers
Travers was up 70 his highest standard and
played unbeatable golf. He won by up
and to play. -
The sun., 1908-05-17
'iladelDhia, d; ~. Louis. d.
Chicago. O.; Washington. !, O
NEW ,xoxx CA. Ill /. I. DETROIT, 9. =

~. NEW sxSxx Ga. 1l,. Z. DETROIT, g.. sS
,e,Thers .wes q bitter battle Mt AMERICAN
pfss sna ne b.sss ia ssssS
..s sss.p. sssps ssss s.ss sts y
%.s sPs s6s Nss efss N: S.Iss :es Sss.:s ss
sss ssrs sss
sa.s e sEgs + The
displayed more swsgger and blister than
.sh "a Ss 2som Ss SeseS s%ns
ri: ss: .
Sss s,tAss d ;sz:s. ,h., o,,a
tSs TSsrs s sa IHs
ss'i e. esas .bs
Of the genus croaksI: the sSrt that delights
ss H: When Ass Sc ssIs
sss fss A sSa s wsy. :..4ss a
Lake. ss tie RsrS an 'nf ptcSsr shsss acSeye
es ssss 2s fsnos 81 Is sss tie nsn
nd h9ns S. tSS az te nsss
nseded-and be pitched good ball all the way
@ hs % Doc Newton via Sss sensSss pays
ss. gns r. aH ss SsI &c sesns
stesdier, dong bette, work than sieyer did.
~ inst suited the New Yorks, and they made
Both sides TOOK chances ON the bases, kept
moving and fought like fury for runs. bono:
van presented the New Yorks % With couple e,th 1i
a safety. moved nov ap on, on Keeler . out and Hemp-
: hill was hit by pitched ball. Chase flied 70
sa By good oS the Nes Saa
: as we'll as Niles sonrried home on the fsverish
r.: E RsEs %sse seR a sa "a ssSHss ss:
Ss Ell ecSan sss see the Sa time
Ess es sS Se out srssa9sss sa ss. Fl ns roe.fs eass
P ssssfs q 's.S ss;i Sa'
! Tor which an Inc eIeusabiy Bad play By Conrss
was partly te blame, oIeaty. who made
Wiz ill., : ssotises: aS sehssisr his . ssii. ySo
ssoons HSlss s.iiss Hin esa' sass
shSIIshee relied the bal to and shs ,bs ptGSs asr
sSo mesnWsils sSi s1 had vi Waited took second on
the same play and game al the way through
The Detroits picked up an eaTne d run In
the fourth on Rossmsn Q two begger, Cough
lin 70 sacrince and oLsarys sidkle. and Tho
New. yoTks came back with one on s:..r,ss
single. pall's safe splash and Lesry g fun tumble
down With . ane stop IN the afth. and the New
Yorks tied tho tscore In the same inning.
chasS' out advanced RemphfIl.. The latter
stole third and on Thomsss awful throw to
ssslss ~ Z sss.ss iss :ss;s
: ban! MS moved along On Keelere b OUT Muhin
made quick throw over tp catch him, and the
3 was SanlIhea. Niles scored on the squeeze.
The Oetrolte were onto tho play and Hstser
pitched high and vide, Chase. howeyef,
Sa snsls and d sSSrsd IHisss. ccnroy @ ~ sins;sd to
1 lsgt III fAsf sieb{h and Ball bunted safely.
s,sssinss the left fsid fenos. on which two
The TissF disd hard. Cobb struck oas
forced him with Q grounder TO Niles. Ball
slipped and made o bad throw OF Schmidt g
gfounder,' and OTIeary. singled and tailed
toushlin and Schmidt. Bali absorbed.
Payne's spinner and touched second base
The score: ~ ag
The sun., 1908-05-17
KnlekerbocIser Yacht club race.

The first yacht race Of the season Of 1908
in these waters was sailed yesterday under
the direction OF the regatta committee Of the
Knickerbocker Yacht Club Of College Point.
The boats raced In light southeriy breess
twice over triangular course Of four miles.
They were the first three of the new class Of
eatboats OF one design enrolled In the club.
The start was made at 4:05 p NJ. OF the
clubhouse, the turning points being the spar
buoys OF Hunts Point and Classon's n Point.
II was a beat from the Inst mark tosthe finish
The summary: tyh
The sun., 1908-05-17
Sssls; .ons eu, \. xn.n I, wiHnins Il run wa. mad.

'one out Wnen winning run was meds
Chicago .......,..,.....0 0'0z 6sn "a
-Chica go-Schuite. I; Chance, I; Holman, 4;
king. I. Brooklyn--Hummel; Il snechah. I; WI
!. Left on bases-Chicago, 4 Rfooflyn, s. Double
Play,,Hofman and King. Three base hit-T,nker.
Hits on Pnester. S in ave Innings First base on
ails-On Reulbsch. .. Struck oSt.-By Reuibsch. 4:
by Wilhelm, s. Ump're--Rigler. Tme-t hour and
- minutes. Attendance-S0U p.
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. y; sirfSDuno. o.
PrrrssuRo, May ie..philadelphia sgsn shut
was played between showers. Two one hand
catches BY Magee robbed Leacl, Of two triples.
The score: IL I.as.
The sun., 1908-05-17

a 80 Loujur Q. Fis9S bees On bali9- -o6 pyEeft. q
81 hayslt Sssaclr ont epg L,xgeyt, N by AeEflL
eese- HoiI1aAl. Dpgble PIsy etabt snd Devils,
90 rninutes, Attendance -f1Nasg Nlg3f Et5s M
CHICAGO a. ID. q: wAsnrRaroN. o. a
wAmEfxgzog, May ie--negry wbite to-day
shue out Washington. Hurpa wAs Wild and IN
fielding was the feasurs. g1eldcf Jones, who was
guspepded yesserdsy. occupied boa with quentin
score! y Ft.tlVN 5aHt n ~
The sun., 1908-05-17
AT fcnoNro
Prtnceton shuts Harxard out.

CAxBnfpoB, May 1s.-princeton hut out Harvard.
10 o. In their nrst meeting az baseball this year on
Soldiers Field this afternoon. Heyniger the crack
Wister hit 70 centre, scoring Vaughn, who got 70
nrut on Leonardo error In the ninth inning Sides
Smons's Juggling Of hs liner and Heynlser with
beautlfui three bagger brought both home. but
The sun., 1908-05-17

AZ hartford Hartford, Z; Waterbury, o. 4,
At New britain New Britain, q New Haven. ?,
Al Holyoke--B Bridgeport 3 Holycke, 1.
Az Menden -Aeridcn. ~ SprlnGneld.s.
The sun., 1908-05-17
Miss sears Beats Miss Rotch IN straight
H- Sets, sst

BosToS. May Ie.-Miss Evelyn Sears. the
national champion. defeated Miss Edith Rotch
In the finals OF the women s lawn tennis singles
at the Country Club. ,BrookliDe. to-day. by
scorys Of 8-2, e-2. .lf
The sun., 1908-05-17
Totals...., .8g 7 n 10 g.
'Batted for ISeever In fourth Inning.
tBatted for Young In eighth inning,

tBaited for Young In eighth inning
Pittsburg 80. ........... o o n o o % 90
Philadelphia. ..,,5..,..0 so ga o-S
Philadelphia -Knabe. 1; Grant, d Titus, 4;
Magee. !; Osborne, 3: Bransneld. Il Moren, 1. Two
sss saF,o aref base
Apses-Grant, s. TITUS Double plays-Doolan,
Knabe and Bransneld; Young. Gibson and swacina.
ON Moren, I. Struck out-By Young. J: by Moren.
q Hit-of I.eeyer, Ave. IN three innings; OF
IN one inning, Umplrcs-Klem and Rndderham.
Time Of game-I hour and 20 minutes Attend
ance-9B5e =
eosroN IN. LII. 4 ST. LOUIS IN. LIZ. l.
st. LOUIS, May le.--Bcstoh took the second game
Of the sories this afternoon. H. Young was very
e6ectfve. Thk aoore. .t.- =
The sun., 1908-05-17
LOUIS, May le.--Bcstoh took the second game
sortes this afternoon. 4 I. Young was very

Runs-St LouIs-Konetchy, I, Doston-Browne
I; Beaumont I; Bates, q Two base hit -Bowerman
Three base hits Konetohy, Mc(Ssnn. sacrince hlts
= -Byrno, Marshall, Beaumont. Double piays--Gii-
bert. o'Rourke and Konetchy; Murray and Marshali
Stolen base.MuIrsy First base on baiIs-olf
by Lush, Q. LETT on bascs--St. Louis I: Boston g.
Urnpre-Emeiis Tfme-I hour and n minutes
The sun., 1908-05-17
borrowed :. p,.yer MAKO. only e,..l.

At the Crescent A. c. yesterday the Phiia-
delphiA Lacrosse Club fell before the cresoents
BY Q goals to /: The first period ended 30
Quakers arrived at Bay, Ridge with only nine
players and to make up their full complement
Or. Rose. pr. Collins A sPd % simpson on, vera
and Moses changed places and the latter
scored the only goal for the Quaker club. :.
The sun., 1908-05-17
races 10 bermuda.

The entries for the races TO Bermuda will
close very soon The races for sailing Graf
and the entries for these will close with Com
modore n. A. .gMprss. no State street, Boston.
The entries for the power boat races will close
the Motor Boat Club OF America at Murray
atreaf .'.'f. - E'. kNshtf .-ns
The sun., 1908-05-17

TWO base niss--E Eoudsn. dsits. b Gron. Double
play-Louden, Coxcoran and Evans- Left on
bases Montreal. 3 Jerssy CITY. q saorince hits
Corsorsn, Gls Ne ssolsn DaseE.Ey:nsm a. Fr.. base
BY Mason, first base on erfors-Jersey City, !.
Umpire Conway Tlno-i hour 20 minutes. At
tendAnce-S,O00
NzwARx, 2; RocHssrxn. 1.
RocHEsTnH, May IA heavy shower helped
Newsrs get two runs In the seventh inning to dayS
The score;
The sun., 1908-05-17
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Il D8t u HosTRxAI, .. sznsEr urx, %.
MoHTnFAL,, May M-Jersey CITY suffered an
other shut0pt at thohsnds Of BumpuoJones TO day
The sun., 1908-05-17
.'Bstted for S,ever in the ninth inning.
fHatted for Newton In the third inning. d
tBAtfed for DOYLE In the fourth inning.

-SBssttted for for Newton in the third Inning q
.Bsttcd for Doyle In the fourth inning
Nv Sset YORK. & !: Z: !: I. x 90
Runs -pe.re,s-schseter, pe.re,,s r crsMford: 4; Ross.
YoIFINass as%phllI; 2 s.shI 1; GoPrSy; s,y;;,i +
bsse On b.lls~on newton ): on Donovan, 4 ofi
Slever. g. Struck outLBy Doyle. !; BY Lake. :: BY
RSssman. oLcary: .sscrince hits -KleInow. Mein-
tyre, Conghlip Stolen bases-Nliss Oh. Hemphiil,
ton, bonoysp.. Hit by pi,cbef--By Donpvan l..
Hlts--of Newton, 2 In three ,innngo:- on Doyle, e
van 4 In hye Innings; on Sieyef. in two innings.
Umpires-Evans and Hurst TiIne-2 hours and 20
minutes Attendanee-2z.0oo. =
X CLEVELAND, 4: sovroN a. L.. l..
BosroN, May. IA shakeup In the Boston.
batting order and a new outdeid did not help.
Cleveland won by punching hits. Boston worked
the squeeze play successfully. The score: ~
The sun., 1908-05-17
.p..,.d tor winter ,th. glssslsi slnsss SoSs II s7s

..pstSed for winter inthe eighth Inning -
SS,s,ssa / I. e 9, o,iGsS sS 49, g
Hun Cleveland y. biarke, Il stovar, I: Liable,
i:Ermiss sham.t postoa-a.ord, 4 nrst,bese on
ianf =. First hzse on balls 0f Winter /. Struck
eui lnss q sy Wlntsr, s by Cicotts, Two
Lord. Crayash, Huniysns Passed bails-N. Clarke.
I. l.0arrigan, !. sumpiro OIcnghiin, Time--i hour
and s5 nninatss. 4ttendancs -l7.et2. {lsF
RHmADaIRHrk "a. E,1. 1: NJ LOUIE IA. L.. o.
PHIfApNLIRHrA, May 18.--A double by Murphy,
- tnAeld out BY Sekreck ard q single BY Eddie
Collins nsstad tho Athletics . Ten inning victory
The sun., 1908-05-17
New England Isague.

AtLoveil-- worcester, L. Lowell, 3, eleven innings
Al New Bedford Hayerhiil, e New BEDFORD. 4
Al Fall Rivsr.'-Fali River 5; Lynn. .. NJ
The sun., 1908-05-17

Three base hlt-HoynIger. Stolen bases-Sides,
Meynlger, q on Hicks, !. Struck out-By Hey.
. niger. q by Hartford, 2; BY Hicks, l.. Sacrifice
Dillon. Double play--Slmons and Briggs.
UmpireNAdams. TlmeI hour and % minutes
The sun., 1908-05-17
American Assoclatiea.

Al Miiwsukee--Louisvilis. 4 Milwaukee,. s3asa
inpingg. fgg,
AZ Kansas City -Indianapotis, o Kansas City, .,
AZ st. Paul-Columbus. & st. Paul, O. &
The sun., 1908-05-17
Routh AtIantio L,oaGme

Al Maoon--Macqa, q Augusta, a.
4 4 SsiSSSis dsisnsss. l. s.stsssss tssssss
The sun., 1908-05-17

Runs-r s-rQhicago-Doughsrty, Il Tannehii, 1; Suii-
van. p White, I. First base on errors washine.
Chicago, o. First base on bails-of BurIS, q OF
White. 4; strIck out-gy Burns. Il By falkenbcrg.
Anderson. stolen hssss, AndsrscA Double play
Mcbride and Freedman: Umpire. -8hssidan: Time
The sun., 1908-05-17
Maxx YarIr afate I.eaaue

Ar Utlca--Utca. 4 wilRepps2rs. q t,,. :
Al Troy-!Troy z: Syracuse, o. ''fHs y W.
At kIbany-Albany, I: BlnghAmton, o. ~
AZ Giovsrsvfilo- IT A. J. and g., >.
The sun., 1908-05-17

s:s. sssss.d ios 4 e ssp.. !, 4 4 y. u,a.s ,.n,n.,

sssstsd ior Il. Jones d the ninth inning.
S:ss.ysv.ais.: S:as;; sSgsass Ss
!, Tys bass his.H Jones, Home yya--IAadrigsn.
ThAyeg, s6uek out-ny II. Jpre4fS; ~ TYttmifs.
p by smpson First bose on bsils-Ql IL Jones |.
simpson. umpEiss smiss. 4ins- hour tsmisusss.
The sun., 1908-05-17

'Batted for Mathewson in the third inning.
fBatted for Ames In the eighth inning.

SS1s999sse.....:...:Zo Ss% 9ossse..........:....:.:..Zo 8 III
Runs Cincinnati -Huasins. 1: SehleL y Hlls
Hnlswitt. Seorincc hit-Kane, First base on balls :
oG cesklsy. p on Mathcwson,ii: onAmcs, 2. Struck
oyt--By Coakley, 3 by Msthewsgn. q by Ames, s.
Hlts-on MathSwson. Q In twp innings: OF Ames
2 In ive innings. umpire-ODay. Ttme--1 hour
The sun., 1908-05-17
WIN FROM SGRAPPY TIGERS
.ssNgIt tsDAks 1;BEXFF 10 H.44sISFDNS
N STIRRING GAME. a

B. mn H.N q 49,
't Ih the Csurse OF which the Dc,roits ibispisy
Rowdy Tactics Athletics and white
ssx shut out Their Oppenents. and
the C1evclansis Defeat tbe Bostens.
Tho New York Ameficans closed nsuocess-
full week yesterday BY Sdefsating the chan, .
pion Detroits before a tremendous crowd.
They won four games Ind lost one during the
week. The Athletics shut ont st. Louis. and
washingto met the same fate at the hands
Of the White Sox. The Clevelands were too
much for che Bostous. who have lost seven
games In succession! The ChicaKos passed
the Detrtcts and Are tied ~ ith st. Louis. joss.
who pitched for Cleveland. won his eight con-
secutive victory OF the season, The results;
New York. .; Detroit. a.
Cleveland. q; Boston, ..
Philadelphia, D; ~. Louis. o..
t. Chicago, O.; Warrington, o.
The sun., 1908-05-17

CHICAGO. May 1e.-When the ninth inning
rfester Oh the slab and hayi1S annoyed
Renlbach 70 some degree. had three runs to
man up. drew q pass. Lewiss NJ fell @ safe
the bases full and no one out. the disgusted
crowd began TO break for the exits. not caring
to see the final massacre. - NJ
Msloney drove fly to Holman fairly deep
in centre. Hoffman, caught Y and Jordan
the dead line and Killing, never stirring from
his tracks. caught Il head high and got Jordan,
moment later King. rushed To, the stand
and caught Bergen : foul upon the glove,
bouncing It to the other hand as he fell against
the railing.
sheckafd smashed q hit past second. schultz
drove q twobsgger. far down the field ,..d and
st Pattse, who had 2 triple play IN sight @ but
ard was nailed coming H. schultz got the
third an and Chance skipped to second. Stein
feet Schultz beat the ball, Hoffman hit TO
Lewis and the same thing happened again.
Chance beat the throw home and the game
was over 1t was great finish. The score:
The sun., 1908-05-17
Tri.atata lieaRna,

A Readins w!imtnsson. I: Reading, ..
,As HsrfiSburs Harrisburg. 8 xitoois. q
The sun., 1908-05-17
Ppu.ApsLpHIA

Totals. 81 4sas Is tol Totals. a. 4 20 II 1
y, "f%o out when winning rin was made.
ssi|sssIph. ss sSsisi \ y g ~
Huns- Phil lsdeIphia--Murphy. l. First base ON
erTors-st Louis, L Lsft on bases-- Phiisdelphis.
The sun., 1908-05-17
Yalc.s finish wins From Psnnyiysuiu.

PMuApELEHIA, May iA--Yals defeated the
University OF Ponnsyivanla this afternoon by
making two runs In tho ninth inning on Wild
The sun., 1908-05-17

T5q. Cotton DtAtes risasue.
4 aslss.s sislsiss aiiss 'sss::s sssss E;s's'ss :
The sun., 1908-05-17

Runs-Newark-shsrpe I: Baerwsid \; ESchss'
Sacrifice hit-Cisney stoiea bsse-Holly. Double
play -Mahllng, and Sharpe. First base on errors-
Rochester 4 First base on balis-OR Friif Struck
out---By Bannister. s. BY Frtn. L Lcft on bases
Rochester, 4; Newark. q Passed ball-Stanagc.
Umpire-Stsfford. Timo--t hour and IS minutes.
Ntendsnce-5,510. .t
Proy,dsnce. o o o o 90 c--i 4 ;
Torunto. ..,.,......0 90 o o ..-2 4
Batteries Slime and Clark: McGnley and Brown.
- '' R.R.s.
Buffalo. .........t % o l. 0 0 o o. 3 3
baltimore. MO o o o 0 o OIL
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan Hardy and
Hearue.
The sun., 1908-05-17

snnSussss & s. SiISd SoSss SoSssss. w Win S' !
The sun., 1908-05-17

Programmes or the Nev .Jeraey state
Golf Club on June 4, and 9. reveal that en-
tries will close with y. Whitney Baker, 10
Beaver street. Manhattan, on or before june !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24
In the Supreme Court
May %,
80 : : = : : : : : /. $50 : !" : g. :"
Filed May %, 1908.

uished' by an extension of time CIV
en- to the principal debtor is not sts-
tanned under the evidence, the proof
showing that certain collateral notes
which were subsequently accepted by
plaintiff from the principal debtor
were thus accepted with the express
understanding that the original in
debtedness would remain intact and
that the taking of such collateral
notes should in no way affect appel
lant's liability under the guaranty.
The mere fact that creditor takes
collateral security in the form of
promissory notes maturing after the
time of the maturity of the original
indebtedness will not discharge the
guarantor where it does not amount
to an extension of the time of pay
ment of such Indebtedness. An ex-
press agreement, either that the time
of payment of the debts shall or
shall not be extended by the taking
of such collateral notes will prevail.
The action being one proper for a
jury trial, and jury having been
waived, the findings Of fact of the
trial court are entitled to the same
weight as verdict of a jury, and
there being ample evidence to sup
port such findings, the same will not
be disturbed on appeal.
(Syllabus of the court.)
Appeal from the district court of
Foster, county; Hon. e. T. Burke,
Judge.
S. p. Ellsworth, for appellant; T..
F. McCue, for respondent.
Judgment and order reversed and
new trial ordered. @
Opinion by Fisk, J.
All concur.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24

Foster Co. State Bank, respondent,
v. p. I'll. Hester, appellant.
H., who owned a majority of the
capital stock of state bank, sold
and assigned the same to M, and
others. At said time there was among
the bills receivable of the bank
note against one c., secured by
chattel mortgage, the face value of
the note being $2,430.OO and the es-
timated value of the security being
about 81, 100000. AS a part consider
alton for the purchase of said capt.
tai stock, H executed and delivered
to respondent the following guaran-
ty: Whereas, among the bills re-
ceivable in the Foster County State
Bank Of Darlington, North Dakota,
there are notes and obligations Sec
ured by certain chattel property, and
executed and delivered by George D.
Corliss, amounting to the SUI moi
twenty-four hundred thirty, and no
100 dollars ($2,43O.OO;) and
Whereas, said bank is about to
be transferred to T. F. McCue and
other stockholders;
"Now, therefore, I, P. y. Hester,
do guarantee and agree to pay the
difference between fourteen hundred
thirty, and no-1OO dollars and the
sum of. twenty-four hundred, thirty
and no-100 dollars in the event that
same cannot be realized out of the
said personal security and the said
George D. Corliss, and I hereby wive
protest, notice of protest and pre-
sentiment for payment upon this obli-
cation, also time of the collection
of the original Indebtedness, with
the exception that the said bank
shall use ordinary means to recover
the debt out Of said Corliss and the
above mentioned securities, other
wise this guarantee shall be absolute
and payable to the said Foster Coun-
ty State Bank, it's successors or as
signs.
Dated this 10th day of November,
A. D., 1908. P. ]. Hester"
Held, constituting said instrument,
that the same was intended as a
guarantee of collection Of the sum
of $1,000, of said indebtedness over
and above. the sum which might be
realized out of the security and that
hence any payment made by C.. on
such Indebtedness operate to reduce
the liability of H., under such guar
anty.
The burden of proof lies with
plaintiff to show the extent of H. IS
liability under the guaranty; in
other words, it had the burden of
showing it's inability to collect from
the principal debtor on such original
Indebtedness a sum equal to $1,000
aside from the sum realized from the
security. On account of the meagre
condition of the record, we are un-
able to determine how much, if any
thing, has been paid or collected on
such Indebtedness over and above
the amount realized from the secur-
ity, and for this reason a new trial
is ordered.
The defense that appellants liza
bility under the guaranty was exiting
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24
WACHTER
Dray and Transfer Co. :;
Dealer
HAY, WOOD and ICE
Drays furnished for all purposes
PACKAGE DELIVERY
DRAY STORAGE
G, C.. WACHTE9
PHONE Sc
BISMARCK, N. OAK.
Proposals.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of education of the city of
Bismarck, n. D., for putting new
single roof on the high school build
ing until s p. m. June 2, 1908. Said
proposals will be opened by the board
in the presence of bidders at the Will
school on above mentioned date. Spe-
cifcations covering, the above work
may be seen at the office of A. Van
Horn, architect, 200 Seventh street,
Bismarck, N. D. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all propos-
ais.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24
Candidacy Followed With Interest


Minot independents The candi-
dacy of Secretary of State Blaisdell,
who is a candidate for denomination
is followed with interest all over the
state. His candidacy attracts from
the fact that Mr.. Blaisdell exempli-
fies what an energetic young man
can accomplish by applying himself
diligently and by adopting a we'll de-
fined system in conducting his af-
fairs in public life.
Mr.. Blaisdell has had nine years
experiences as a business lawyer prior
to his election to the Office he now
holds, and during that period has
earned reputation as conservative
and successful advisor of those with
whose interests he was entrusted.
On taking the oath of Office he re-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24
USE TRTRITNE WANT COLUMN
Now Is Time to Build.

If. you are intending to build, get
busy now before the busy season be
gins Call and see us for plans and
estimates. Our sash and door factory
and our dry kiln will give you advan-
tages both in material and prices. By
patronizing them you will help home
industries.
n. C. RHuD LUMBER co.
Phone n.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24

Baking insurance can be bought
any day with a can of Hunts baking
powder and extracts. They insure
success.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-24
COLLECTIONS

WAGES, Notes, Rents, Board Bills
and debts collected. We have cor
respondents in all the principal
towns in North Dakota. Write us
today. Bismarck Loan and Collec.
ton Co., 2O4 Main ST., Room 10.