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ert. | walked 50 miles. Was It hotg
But It's Belin, New Mexico, III
remember. Five guys with drawn
guns came on me, II was like the
old days over there. Guess they were
looking for some bad man. They beat
me up on general principles. After
they got through | introduced myself.
They hadn't given me time before,
Il brakebeamed all the way. Gen.
orally when l got kicked off and told
EN- where l was going they's let me
ride again.
Il got 10 Frisco with seven cents, 1t
was night. l went round to where
delegates were staying. but nobody
was around that could recognize me.
| was wearing overalls. 1t was pretty
late. l didn't feel like bothering 'em
so | went from the hotel down Powell
store. where there was an empty
building. | slept there all night. l
hadn't eaten since morning. | haven't
eaten now since yesterday.
But | got here, an I'm going to
cast my vote for decent conditions for
the buddies-"
That's only u fragment OF the log
The rest OF II Is pretty much repitition,
And remember, folks, It's experience
OF one Of the thousands OF lads, who
were promised so much when they
marched away ana who were brought
back with broken bodies and shattered
nerves.
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Oklahoma Will
Cleanup at Home
John Fields Saws

WICHITA, Kane -oklshOms ia not
soins 20 pay much attention TO national
politics THE wear, IS she has too much
10 clean vp al home, according 10 John
Fields, republican candidate for gov
OF hat state. who WAS IN Wichita
last week to speak 20 the Wheat show
banquet 60 the ~trsveuns men
AN republicans In the state are unit
ed FOR purpose OF helping the citizens
OF the state out Of he horrible meas
into which the present administration
has dumped a." Mr. Fields Thinks
John frelds Is probably the most
popular nan in Oklahoma. having been
In close touch with the farmers OF the
state for the past 20 Years through the
Oklahoma Farmer. OF which he Ia editor
and publisher.
Eight years ago he made the race
for sovernor, and received rs. 900 demo
crat votes, cutting the democratic ma
jority In the state at that time from
$4,000 the previous yesr( to a.6pe
"ENery democrat who voted for me
eight years ago viii vote Tor me at this
Time, together with a good many more
who are tired Of the rule " the state
house n says Mr Fields.
According TO the plan outlined by
MIR Fields FOR his campaign. he will
speak in every eJhnt, seat in the state
during the months OF September and
October.
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and Gravel
Donated for Road
Work, Pierce Says

All gravel and sand needed in
buildihs roads and ouivefts in dis.
trict No 2 ~ Garter county, was
furnished nee % charge BY I. NJ
Hish Louis Akers, Bob Garden.
hire V Dunlap E A Apple. Writ
Franklin lee Cali. Able chase, Dr.
G. " ANDERSON, Roy " Johnson,
C " tiollins, and u c. FNtz.
sereld, according TO Marion r.
Pierce, commissioners from that
district
The cid and support OF several
other citizens of district 2 has been
~ inestimahle assistance IN the
fufthetsnce ~ the good rosds pre-
gram Commissioner Pierce de-
olared with what money has been
available every department OF the
good roads orsanl2stioh hss func.
toned I'm q hishly efficient manner.
Cooperation has been given the
hoard ~ commissioners from all
parts OF the county IN most unself-
ish quantities the commissioners
stated
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WALTON THE MAN
To LEAD PEOPLE
TO HAPPY LANDS
Thus Say Speakers at Walton
Organization Meeting at
Court House Saturday
Afternoon.

That Jack Walton was the man 10
lead the common people of Oklahoma
out OF the slough OF despond. was the
almost unanimous sense OF u meeting
held at the court house Saturday for
the purpose OF pertectine a county or.
ganiIation FOR the Oklahoma CITY can.
didate FOR s%overnor.
The meeting was attended by "A large
crowd OF farmers, with a sprinklins
OF Ardmore men, II was presided over
by |. X. Mason, who was elected chair.
nan without opposition. Mir. Mason
struck the Keynote OF the gathering
when he said that the common people
that God made so many OF were stick.
ins together this time and were going
TO elect Jack Walton TO the office OF
chief executive"
Mrs Carpenter. whose initials were
not givon, was named vice. chairman
as was c.. Crosby, Chas Adams. school
teacher was named secretary.
Preceding the election OF the Officers.
Mr.. Whitman OF Ardmorc, cx.lcnisla
tor told the crowd that he was for
Walton because he wanted honesty In
office and that he believed Walton
possessed that characteristic since no
one had been able TO find one crooked
thing he had ever done. despite the
fight made upon him.
Andy Hardy was the second speaker
and he dccried tho conditions tina had
forced farmers into near destitute cir
cumstances. lie declared that the time
was here for men who labored to stick
together and nominate n man OF their
own sort. He Joined with Mr.. whit.
man In the belief that IA man should
stick by his party but said Walton was
the logical nominee for the people this
time.
Perhaps tho most characteristic
speech OF tho gathering was hat OF
II. II. Brown who insisted that neither
Wilson MOI owen waa the kind Of u
man the state needed
Wilson went to oklahoma city u
poor man. he declared. and now he
Is worth hnlf a million dollars. The
Marland interests are backing him be
CAUSE tHeJ WANT 10 I'lfhNe scHODl lhiluk
owen is too big for the office. He has
outgrown every every office he has
held and If he were elected he would
probably pull out OF tho governors Of
flee in six months.
And another thing" Mr.. Brown con
tinucd. owen IL the coolest man you
ever saw II he were elected all the
men In this room couldn't get an aud.
ience with him at the capital"
Practically all OF tho speakers had
something TO say about party fealty.
Some beliyed voters should stay by the
party while others were Of the opinion
that politics needed cleaning w gen,
orally.
The newspapers were generously and
vigorously harungued The speakers
charged that the papers actually charg
cd high prices for advertising and there
fore Walton. who was a poor man.
couldn't get his picture in them Al.
together It vas an enthusiastic meeting
and the speakers worked with much
yigOr.
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OWEN CAMPAIGN
SPREADING NOW
Southeastern Part of State 60
be Visited in Person by
Candidate During This
Week; Other Talss.

OKLAHOMA CITY Judss rhos n
owen made an intensive campaign last
week on the west side OF the state. lie
spoke Friday afternoon at Cotdel Fri
dsy nisht at Hobart Saturday morning
al ChioRsshs. and Saturday afternoon
at A~nsdsrko.
This week Judge owen will spesk
rueedsy afternoon at Antlers, and al
ituso Tuesday night, Wednesday az.
tetnoon at label. and Broken Bow AZ
nieht, Thursdsy morning at Valiant,
and Thursday night at Poteau F'ti-
dsy July 2ist, he will speak az Htill
well IA the afternoon and al West,ille
at night, closins the campaign fot the
week with a meeting at rshle1ush
Saturday afternoon, July 22nd
Honorable Hen r. Harrison. esaec.
retary OF state, is mskips a series of
speeches In pontotoc, Coal and aetni.
mole counties, speaking Friday at We.
tumks. and honorable q rom Johnson
OF Antlets is making a speech IN Atoka
county thia week.
G A Holloway of HoldenvlIla spoke
AZ Miami Friday nisht In the interest 90
Judge owen ! l. Cook Of Atuhs spoke
at McCloud and Meeher Saturday after.
noon aud at Chandler Saturday night.
Honorable Il Is Warren OF Hugo was
at byata Saturday Judge Peerv ~
Muskosee made two a%peeehes IN Lat
mer county In behalf OF Judge owen
Saturday Honorable Luther Hatflsun
OF Holdenvllle spoke fot Judge owen
at Claremore Friday night and Ne.
wata Saturday afternoon. and AT Bart.
lesvllle Saturday night
Mrs W w Gilbert Ia making a
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Continued from Page One)
nominations by primary must stand.
mo other plan comes near to pro
viding popular government.
Kansas as Example.
Take for instance my state before
the time Of state primaries. The con
ventions were dominated by the rail
road. stockyard and liquor interests;
These interests combined to con.
troll and did control the results in both
republican and democratic conventions.
They decided who tho nominees should
be in both parties.
After that. the people could elect
whichever nominee they choose. with
their candidates hand picked for them.
they had no freedom OF selection. Noml-
nations for governors. legislators, even
for supreme court justices, were direct
ed By corporation Influences. not by
the free viii OF the people.
-Four times out OF five. the primary
is more important than the election.
For In many states a minority party
candidate mas no chance whatever. The
nominees Of the majority party are as
sured Of election.
III the primary is eliminated. 80 the
voter has no voice in the selection Of
his party's nominees. he has no voice
In the election.
Fair for Poor Men.
1T may be true there are timeB when
n poor man Is at q disadvantage under
the primary system. But the nomlna-
ton OF Colonel Smith Brookhart In
Iowa as a candidate for United States
senator shows a man can DO nominated
without spending large sums Of money
If he has the peoples confidence and
they want him.
Secretary Weeks. II seems 10 me,
out.bolshev.ked the DOlsheyiki in declor-
ing popular government u failure.
with all the unrest and discomfort
now current. this Is a pOor tins 70
talk about taking from the people their
primAriea Rather, Ne should b"
studying how 20 extend them.
not less popular government bu,
more popular government - What Ws
need.
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BIG COMPANIES SLASH
PRICE ON CRUDE Oil.

Continued from Page one)
although there has been y perpetual
request at the doors Of consress for a
tariff on the injurious Imports Unlike
othor Industries, the oil business. one
OF the leading factors In American buni
ness, Ia being neglected In = most te.
grettable manner.
Pleas unhcard.
The pleas OF the oil men for protsr.
ITO are unheard, as they have been
Tor a long time, Criticiam of tho action
OF the national legislators IN q delicate
subject. but unlosa II In Ignorance of
the majority Of members of congress
winch causes their lack Of interest In
the producing end Of the oil lnduatry.
the power Of the producers In the Mex.
ioah folds muat be greater than that
or the government Citizens OF all pro.
duolnK states. whether they be oil men
or otherwise. should give deep thought
when elections are on. In sending u
man TO Washington TO represent them
who VIII FIGHT FOR their lust rights.
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hospital was Pare. but he wanted to
get together with his buddies at the
vets convention in San Francisco
He didn't have money. but he had
the spirit that won the war. His
vas the longest o. the brakebeam Dill.
srimages. His vas the toughest luck.
More than a month Of beatlngs OF hand
outs. OF walking ties in the desert.
Started May 20.
Il got away on May 20" starts the
log" Il had been in the hospital for
s%hellshock. For a while I got sl25. but
back a ways they cut me 10 s. d month
/ don't know why. That's one reas-
on ! came out. l want someone to
tell me.
They gave me vocational training
as a sign painter for u while. mis-
sed five DAYS when / was getting
treatment and ] got kicked our. why?
For being laid up. I guess. That's an
other reason Ina here. / don't seem
10 De able 20 figure out O lot Of why's.
II had % cents when / jumped the
Omaha hospital and started on the
Brakebeams. I routed through Kan.
las city Co Hutchinson 10 la Junta 70
Trinidad and then hit the Santa Re
10 Albuquerque. Gallup. Bel!n un1 Ash
Ford
Kicked and Beaten.
u got clicked III al Trinidad The;
wasn't The nrsr time. but il vas the
hardest.
4 got kicked oT a; Flagstaff. too.
ana started UalS.ng across me d=a
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Mu,hry Cafe-Spccial ch,cd.n dinner,
Families IA speciality.

It II being persIstently reported By
my opponents that I have or will with
drawn from the race for sheriff Of Car.
ter county
/ denouncs ths report as being ab
gOlutely false and assure my friends
that | am Ia the race 70 stay
Reports 10 the contrary should be
denied b. my friends
Signed J. " fBllD RROOKS
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Log of a
Disabled
Buddy"
Being the Adventures of
a Wounded Hero Who
Made Longest Brake
Beaming Pilgrimage to
h e Disabled Veter-
ans Convention.

SAN FRANCISCO 49, This is the log
of John c. Pare, the "brakebeam Bud
dy.".
When you read it, folks, keep in
mind that these adventures befell one
of the thousands OF lads who return
ed from the val with broken bodies
and shattered nerves
A "shellshock case In the Omaha
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HEAR THE RETURNS

The ArGmogete Is COINS 10 have a big party on elNIan night
n We want you 10 be our especial guest
Arrangements have been made with the Associated Press for the
most complete returns yer gathered. The Associated Press has spread
q network OF wires yer the state, reached every county, and the Ard.
moreie has full access to them.
Besides that the Ardmoreite has arranged to ret Carter couuy
returns as soon as they are made
AL these will be flashed N a screen in front OF the Ardmorelts
onnoe and IN addition. a huge mesaphone VIII be used to announce
It's u party. Absolutely nee.
Make your plans now to be . hand election uiSht to at this
returns hot off the wires
THE ARDMOREITE
"A Newspaper That Serves"
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tC9uunu~d u.m PAEs 1l~I
money granted b. The Carter olaty
cgurg - allowances o. ,hs defendants
ne s!tsS and tS0 children y: ne de
s4ssd were tlsprOport.ouat- and .u *.
csss o. their needs since th- estate
49, shoIy lnsolvsni. Mr. Hamon.
Olive Belle and lake Jr. resolved
s. sS9 .!GQu and 81. DIR m0ath. res
grctiVv.y during ,n- year following
he Appclngm-ag o, The administrator
ne 4cVulrenI-nr " "a homestead lu
.Nrin0rs by .h- widow the purchasing
~ additional prop~rts chs 4.l.uf.-- %
GEllrI Ia wt,leag '-rI.lgry Nlrh an
At-ssd COS, 81. .I;l "a q. 4g- qt6-r
!ssr. Sc, ols IS excessive and lisprg.
.~crt.nlt- ps.lt'fs t.rgt charge
that S-tch b4s made advances in -fe-
ssrtnces % cerl1in crellforl -1 che
sx.tns % 'edg ldu ard chat ain CASH
ara meGsy cul.ctef IN Insurance poll
S.ss aas been Paid oa-
Two Niuisa Owed
Allegation H. made thit 4u March -
49,. Ss.ch made an y parts appuca
.asl ,sr Allowances far eerral0 -r1-nal
lures tsCllng 81 ia- g.4E- Walsh 3D..
gnIdst all ciaim- The plaintiffs state
that Information lsad. them to believe
thas about g. 900 ll1 Ia provahle claims
"a WED BY me es1ts 70 Is aid that
recenc rsappraisement gives the hold.
hgs VI the eattt- "A value OF si.0si. 100
and IL Is alleged that the plaintiff com.
psnys that the properties are identi.
cal with those appraised at s91tS.-
g0t.jO ON February ), 1871
The district court Is askeu TO set
the timc and place when pnlica.
ton ,of a recsivsl may heard.
sPlalntitfs ask that the count The
new receiver full Authority ID an
assets OF the estate ard liqUia tlelh
for ritable dis,ri3luoh amer Al OF
the credit, rs.
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Notice

Como out and hear + ~ Moore. can
didato for District Judge. speak at 4
O'Clock Monday evening on the first
ward school yard. Y. w e. A. girls
viii serve refreshments. Beats viii u,
provided All candidates invited
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DEDICATION or BRIDGE TO
WRlNG me CROWD "a HOrE

MoALEgrnR ohla 49, Dedication ~
the new s86 federal aid bridge across
Gaines Greek north OF Canadian will
take place July 21 This IL n Of the
most Important pieces Of engineering
on the Jefferson hiehwsv and the open.
Inc Of the bridge 10 expected TO draw
q crowd from great distance. An all
day program has been arranged by
Canadian citizens
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speaking tour through the north central
part ~ the state this week. The owen
for Governor headquarters at Clinton
announces speaking dates In the west.
eth district
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Chicken l.quor-one drink and there
you lay.
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Clarence-'What il Gsorgstie2'
Clara-shesr waste. dummy"
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Nulkcy Cafc--Spocial chicl,,n dinner
Families u speciality.
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CAPPER DEFENDS
THE PRIMARY LAWS

Continued from Page One,
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Fall
Footwear

A new sport Oxford for
now and early fail is
made in moccasin style
in black patent. with
biege trimming in lamp
and instep, very smart
and new $500
"A patent one = strap,
medium heel with
biege at instep and
buckle strap. A Wich-
ert shoe S9.50
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Continued from Page one)
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the frocks

-Crepes seem to be the most
popular fabrics fof the new
lrccfs and the models By
FLANDERS hist have Just ar
rived are exceedingly beau-
tfui They are priced
from $500 70 $50.
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''Chabby" coats

For the younger set these
Chsppy coats They hsvs
those lines that denote 40.
uviiy being styled on the
msnnish types They ar.
priced ut from SIS 10 Ss.
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the suits

Fashion has decresd the
long strsightline suits for
Fsl the coat being ct least
ihirty inches long One Of
the new models shown -
Of plus poiret twin. smartly
tailored snd using braid for
trimming A smart ysstes
of contrasting color gives
Dc q very chic appearances
suits priced from s45 70
S1sj0
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Millinery

- Models from Joseph
and Rawk herald the
coming Of fall in the
millinery salon on the
second floor. While
black ~predominsles
the lighter colors are
close runner ups.
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A DISPLAY Of The new
~ fall suits, coats. and
frocks which bring
for the inspection of Ard
more women correctly styl-
cd models that will be worn
during the early fall.
The new modes are we'll III
terpreted in the initial
showing
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FLANDERS hand made BLOUSES

Flanders contributes these wonderful hand.
made crepe olouses-and they are each one
handmade and and-embroidered and form
excellent companions for The new suits
SIS and Sl7.
Emmons County record., 1922-08-24
NOTICE OFSREAL ESTATE sIORT-
3s GAGE FORECLOSURE BY
is3i ADyERTISEMENT

! Notice Is hereby given that by rea-
son Of default therein. that certain,
mortgage made and executed by Will
lam AZ. Carmichael and Madgeline Carr
micheal, his wife. as mortgagors. to;
the Farmers. State Bank Of Hazelton,
N: D.,S corporation, as mortgages.
which said mortgage, was on the 9Th
day Of April, 1920, assigned and de-
mortgage is dated the 2sth day 81
February. 1920, and filed for record In
the office of the Register of Deeds in
and for the County of Emmons and
State of North Dakota, in Book 81 Of
Mortgages, page 347. on the 18th day
of March. 1890. will be foreclosed 81
said mortgage at the front door of the
Court House in the Village Of Hinton,
County of Emmons. State nf North Da-
kota, at the hour Of 1:30EP. NJ. In the
afternoon Of the 11th dav of Septem-
.ber. 1922, to satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage on the date Of sale.
L The premises siiescribed in s said
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are as follows, to-wit:
h The South Half tSh " OF the South
east Quarter (SEK) and the South-
east Quarter of the Southwest Quar-
ter and Lot Four (4b in Section thirty
5tso,; 81 Township 1874, Range 7s West
said mortgage contains q clause au-
Emmons County record., 1922-08-24
BIDS WANTED

The school board of Winchester
School District No. 5 will receive
sealed bids until two p. M, Satur-
day, August. 26th, for the construc-
ton of one frame. school building SIM
liar to School No. 3 except for outside
toilets, thus making the building four
feet shorter, 80 by 20 by 12. Build
ing is to be located on the northeast
corner Of section 23-132-76. Bids
must be sealed and addressed to the
undersigned, and must be accompa-
MED by a certified check for five per
cent Of the bid. The board reserves
the rigt to reject any and all bids.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Office Of the county superinten-
dent Of schools
At the time Of opening the bids
the old building Of School House No.
i will be sold 1t auction to the high.
est bidder. Bids will be, opened and
sale Of old building made at School
No. 1. sss:
BY order Of the board of Winches.
ter School District No. S. 81
r.. P Wickenheiser, Clerk
4jul2O.au24 Linton, N. ID:
Emmons County record., 1922-08-24
NOTICE OF MoRTGAGE SALE

Notice is hereby given that that
delixered deli SssfSi by Kari &. Kafer and Karo.
German ee maiGs Bank * q I Eureka, corporation
of Eureka, South Dakota, mortgages
dated the second day. OF April. l9l7 3;
5s Resep sd f9r y as GSan
on the 9Th day Of April. 1917. at .3:o5
O'Clock P. M. and recorded in Book
tsereaftsF es Morsddses ssd May NJ
signed by written assignment to
Adolph Lipman, and which assignment
ister as e OF Deeds, Of Of Emmons County.
North Dakota, on May<2 1922, at one
o'clock p. NJ, and recorded in Book 9
IS Of Mortgages "a Page ae M
said mortgage and hereinafter descrtb
ed, at the front door Of the Court
House in the Village Of Linton; Coun-
at at the hour Of ii o'clock 4. NJ, on
the 9th day Of September. 1922, to sat
isfy the amount due upon said mort
the day o the sale
gage has been duly served upon the
mortgagors more than thirty days
prior hereto
gage and which will be- sold to satisfy
Wit: ~ The East Half Of Section is,
Vest II Towrshhe u ahe 5ti 5ss sorth q Range s.
at the date Of sale fer principal and
interest and taxes Raid he
ney fees, and the expense. of sale y
"A. A. LUDwIGs. s. D q a q,
JAMES NJ ). BROWN, ~ d 81
Ashley, North Dakota. au3-sep7
Emmons County record., 1922-08-24
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE REAL
ESTATE MORTGAGE

Notice is hereby given that that Ger;
tain mortgage executed and delivered
5y Esther G. Postlss; Mortgagor Not to
gagee: dated the 1st day, Of April, 1915,
and filed for record in the office of the
Register Of Deeds Of Emmons County:
No NoT 19 Bnkoss e ss oeiock tes ste 9fy N.Y. and
Page 465, and assigned by said mort
sssa the sy sth sn is,s wfs
G.. Pound; said assignment having
been filed for record IN IN the the 1s.; 9ftace OF
County North Rakota PAX 20 on retasa.d the 17th II
BOOK Bog q Is Of f Mortgases e aa on Page s.; and
said mortgaEe having been fqrthes aa5 as. Is:
2sth day Of March. 1922 to washburn-
Merriek Ian Lumber Co.: said assiEnment ent
office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said
Emmons County, North Dakota, on the
18th day Of April, 1922. and recorded
Viii foSs Ss ee bs Sale as cf S az
premises described in said mortgage
at the. front door Of the Court House
t ha nonr cf tEo H5th Ssae Da n
the afternoon Of the 9Th day Of Sep
tember: 1922, to satisfy the amount due
on said mortgage on the day, Of sale.
satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows:
Northeast Quarter lNEN) Of the
Northeast Quarter (NEA) of Section
Thirty:four l34).. in township One
Hundred Thirtv-four (124), North,
Range seventy-five (75). West Of the
9Th p. NJ. in Emmons County, North
Dakota. ~ AZ 20 !.
Default, having occurred in the con-
ditions of said mortgage by reason
Of mortgagor's failure to pay the note
secured by said mortgage and interest
thereon. There will be due on such
mortgage at the date Of sale the sum
Of s272. 81. -
Notice Of Intention to Foreclose
this mortgage has been given as re-
uuired bv law.
WAS1BuRN-MERRI LUMBER CO.,
Asstenee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Assignee,
Linton, North Dakota. au3-sep7