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NOTICE or MORTGAGE Fo1Ecxos.

Default having been made in the
terms of the mortgage described below
by reason OF, the failure Of the mort
e5sxsSv TOT p,bpe pay ace certain "a sums IN secured nS rsa
MORTGAGE. electing to, all sums secur-
ed by said mortgage are now declared
due and payable.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given
that that certain mortgage, made, exc
cuted and. delivered by Allen o. Cling
mar and Nettie B. Clingman, his wife,
as mortgagors, to the First National
Bank, Freeport Illinois, 2 corporation;
recorded n3ttie office Of the register Of
deeds in and for Grand Forks county,
North Dakota OF April 9th. 1918 and
there recorded in Book 140 Of Mortgages
Will be. foreclosed by a sale of the
premises in said mortgage and herein
after described, at the front door of the
court house In the city and county Of
the 25th day Of March, 1922, at the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon of that
day. to satisfy the amount due on such
mortgage on the day Of sale. +
The premises described in such mort
the same are located, in the county Of
Grand Forks, state of North Dakota, and
described as follows. to-wit:
The west half of Section IL, township
ISL. north Of n ST., west Of the 5th
principal meridian.
There will be due on such mortgage
on the day of sale the sum Of $4,131.75
! besides the costs and disbursements Of
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1922.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, -
. Freeport, Illinois,
,A Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
~. Sd. Grand Forks, N. D.
tFeb. 1924. Mar. 3-lO-17-2D (
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MERCHANTS TO ].
DECIDE ON The
SP0IRI'T'C''.Al|.R]I']NIVAL
Matter Will Be Taken Up
By the MERCHANTS Associ-
alton at. Next Meeting.

r---. e - -Ta- -L'Fit-Cfs .5Fs|E -
The fate of the winter sports earn
ival for next year now rests with the
Merchants Association. The matter
will be presented to that body at its
meeting next week and If approved
a committee will be appointed to lay
plans for1the event.
At the meeting called by the Com
skaters, hockey players, skiers, bowl
ers and curriers' talked the matter over
and a! far as they are concerned there
will be a carnival IL the business men
see At to stand In with the idea. 1t
was pointed out by both the curriers'
and bowlers that they. were going to
hold tour:naaa ents next year. whatever
the fate Of the. carnival was. 1t is
will be staged even though there is nc
concerted. effort to have these, events
at the same time.
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1ST DAYS WINNERS
IN BASKET TOURNEY
ARE ANNOUNCED

Lacrosse, Wis. March ,17.-Prairie
du Chen, La Crosse. Mansion and
Hillsboro, emerged victorious from
the first days play in the La Crosse
annual district high school basketball
tournament Thursday. In the after
noon play Hillsboro defeated New
Lisbon, 20.to TO-; Mansion took Bara-
boo into camp by the close score of
10 to 9. while in the evening La
Crosse won over Galesville. % to 10,
and Prairie du Chen administered a
II to 16 defeat to Arcadia. In the
Friday afternoon play Baraboo will
play New Lisbon and Galesville will
meet Arcadia. and lin the evening
there will be games between La
Crosse and Prairie du Chen and
Mansion and Hillsboro.
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THIEF RIVER CLUB
AIMS TO PROTECT
- MINNESOTA GAME

Thief River Falls, Mimi. March is.
About 25 local sportsmen gathered
at the Commercial club rooms here
and organized a sportsmen's club.
The main purpose of the organiza-
ton 'is to help preserve the wild life
in this section of the state. No name
for the organization was chosen at
this meeting, a committee being ap.
pointed to select a suitable name.
The club. when permanently Or
ganized, will affiliate with the state
and national association. It was de-
cided at the meeting to try to obtain
A carload of fish to plant in the,river
here at Thief River Falls. If this
can be done it will insure good fish
ing for all right here at home. Crap.
pies, perch, &@sunfsh and rock bas.
will live here in the river and it is
only a matter of stocking 10 have ex-
cellent fish.
The following officers we're elected:
President, H. w. P%rotzeller.
Vice President. M. T. MacFarland
Secretary, l.. H. Lawrence.
Treasurer. W. H. Akre.
Directors, G.. w. Streeter, H. A
Brummond, John Bratrud, G.. !.
Stems and Julian Provencher.
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WHITE FAVORlTE
in BOUT TONIGHT

New York. March 17.-Charley
White of Chicago and Johnny Dun
dee of New York, veteran lightweight
boxers, will meet in Madison Square
Garden tonight. They are booked to
travel IS rounds. ~
This will be the third meeting Of
the pair. The first resulted in a draw
and the second was given to White
on points. White ruled a slight favor
lite today chiefly because of his high
ly respected left hand,
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ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)
County Of Grand Forks

County Of Grand Forks
IN COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate Of Leonard
Ost1ie, Deceased.
on reading and filing the petition of
A. A. Halvorson. administrator of Nhe
estate Of Leonard Ostlie. deceased, rep
resenting among, other things. that lie
has fully administered said estate, and
praying that O. time and place be fixed
for examiningsand allowing the account
OF, his. administration, and for the. as
signment Of the residue Of said estate
II is ORDERED, That said account
be ,examined..and petition heard, by the
Judge of this court on Tuesday. the cSth
day Of March. AID. 1922 at 10 O'Clock
"a. m. at Grand Forks in said county. :
AND ~ is FURTHER ORDERED,
Thai notice hereof be given to all per.
sons interested, by publishing a. copy
of this order or q citation for four sue
cessiye weeks prior to said day OF hear
ing. in the Grand Forks Herald. a daily
newspaper. printed and published at
Grand Forks III said county.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D., this o3rd
day of February. A.. D. 1922.
BY the Court,
Court Scal) L. K. HASSELL,
VI Judge of County Court.
(Feb. "a. Mich. 8. 10 and 40
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MoT1u8 or mortgages ro1ECLoa.

g. VAE 8A1sE Hr Pr.
terms of the mortgage described below
bysfeason OF the Failure OF the mort.
easors TO pay. certain sums secured
tnsEeoy. when due or at all. and the un-
dersiXped having been compelled to nav
oVerdne interest on a prior mortgage fn
protect Its interests under the mortrase
.e dssc 81 , belox. such sums are INCLUDE
by said mortgage are hereby. decla red
Nov, Therefore, notice is hereby p;v.,
eaas uth nna f da1ays.ea %GSr 1T z, made. exe-
diicks. q single man, as morteaeor r.
EaJ. Lander & Co.. a corporation. az
,inortgageesssdattd May 5th, 1877 and fi,ed
aer lo sssera O. Y ths . g!F,Ge q the register
Dakota on May 10th. 1917 and fhar.
iTssosded sSin Book l2s Of M~oftgages'
Isl Viii ID foreclosed by : sa,a =,
nrernises IN said mortgage and hara inc
after described at the front doorsof the
county sof Grand Forks and State NJ
1a23,Ssat the hour Of two o;cinc " April.
aPohnt due on said mortgage So on tbe d fhs
gage, and which viii be sold to sa mcrt.
sraad Forts. state q North seIhi p sGoa.y ana q
Section 8 Ia township rs sSui No ia,f 81 9
: RanEs 81 West y 81 the tth prineip 81
81 Ts asr YIN 81 due on such mortgage.
saforesaid the sum OF y4s5.7 b,aide. -. :
scGSts and disbursement Of this fore.
Pss ! 'A'.s $50 a hzs sf snsF = az 2's,-
X xGrr - rprs xxtSs ESA1i M0ft84RpAGE -
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1911. MI. Alexander's great interest
in the sport is 5accounted for by the
fact that Captain Webb was the hero
of his hoyhoods He considers the
channel swim the greatest atnletic
feat. Of which man is capable and the
best incentive to long-distance swim
ming, regarded by him as the only
really useful form Of the art.
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r.

Superior. Wis. March is. - The
Northern district Wisconsin high
school tournament opened here to-
day with eight teams entered. Mellen
defeated Spooner, IA to 8: Nelson
Dewey ~(Superior) beat Midtown, 46
to 10. Other scores were: Wash
burn II. Ladysmith 10: Spooner "a,
Hurley IA.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
SoFrr.or Wo1TaAax 10o110Gos-

nav.tNsf FI5rRN.sN III I-yGH=aF
the terms and conditions OF the mort
.Taro hereinafter described. IN tnas tns
mortgagors have failed TO pay the pa f.
due principal, and interest,", anu
s sa 1ee has declared. and does hereb N
clare the entire mortgage. indeDie. n
due and payable, al authorized.D -
mortgage, and bys when the ,dp ~ nnses
sale, therein contalnneeo 60 shas n p 'tss ~ -
at1 Nov THEREFORE, Notice is hereby
that that certain mortgage e
snfeq Ma an1 f pstava1,ls Ills j WIFE m%orteasors,
soth. Day q August, 1919; and fsed Tor o.
record in the Office OF the hSg1ster II
stat oe.t s., Mo 9is,s ps and ire sn aee IL ia' BOOK
l2s. s. Mortgages. at Page rs; ana az
signed BY said mortgages ae was
doSda Hsoyember ssth. 1915. and nled 70.
record in the office OF the Register OF
Deeds Of the, county Of Grand FoIk S.
e M9nfa p isis, and q recorded i Book g Of
on page $50. will be fore
closed 81 a sale Of the premises n sucn ,
m~erttgase., and h %he 1Sn e9Srt Seseaao IN th 10
l fs5y Ind sstatesof North Dakota, at the
hour : two l2I, p,clgek. +; M; on .es
the amount due on said mortgage, on the
date Of sale. The premises described
in, such mortgage. and whiohNwin Pc
tbSs county OF Grand Forks, North Da-
kota, and described as follows:
Southeast quarter slleEA) of .Section
sixteen (l6) III township n hundred
afty,s d5o) North. Range Fifty7four.
And there will be due on such mort.
gage. at the date Of sale, the sum OF
$3S15.50, together with a~ttorneyisi fees
and costs Of sale, as provided by. law
T,A. % . GRACE G. GOWRAN.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
J. B. WINEMAN.
Z, Grand Forks. N. Oak. Il
(Feb. 1924, Mar. 3-10-17-2D-
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NoTI5E TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, J
County Of Grand Forks.
'tI0 COnnfv Court

County of Grand Forks.
&H In County Court ~
In the matter of the estate Of Louise.
Oberg, deceased:
administrator Of the estate OF Louis G.
OberE, deceased. to the creditors of, eri
all persons having claims against said
deceased; .t TO present T. tn them nj. with, the
Oberg, administrator, or Frank rKilgoral
his resident agent at Grand Forks, N, b.
within four months after the first pub.
|lication of this notice.
Dated March ga. %. 1929. ~
]. e. sOBERG, II
= /. Administrator,
st. Cloud. MINI.
First publication March 10. 1922.
lalHAraldf March 1O-t7.24-21.l
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ZBYSZKO DEFEATS
BELGIAN CHAMPION

Springfield, Mass.. March 10
Wladek Zbyzko defeated Laurente
Guerstmans, champion wrestler Of
Belgium, W. falls in three here to-
night Guerstmans won the first with
q. deadlock in A minutes, 80 seconds.
The second went to Zbyszko in 80
minutes, Is seconds. with a Cornish
back-heel. A double arm-lock after Is
minutes gave him the third, and de-
Gliding fall. So
Herald Want Ads Bring Results. T.
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= Nv :. The WORLD OF SPORT 80 &ssI=sz.
ARTILLERY QUINTET !,
WINS INDEPENDENT
BASKETBALL TITLE

ST. Paul, Mimi. March 10
The 151st Field Artillery. quint
OF Minneapolis won the state In
dependent basketball champion.
ship by defeating the Fergus
Falls American Legion team "A
to IL here TONIGHT
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boon in Swimming.

London.--The leading long-distance
swimmers in the world are to be in
vited to compete I'M a common tour
nament this year 1T swimming the
English channel, it is announced here.
An international relay race-open to
teams of men n women-may also
be organized for the channel coast.
A great boom in long distance
swimming is forecast following the
action Of Adolph Alexander, president
of the Channel Swimming club, In
presenting that institution with a new
cup to. be competed for by a%spirants
of any nationality: The trophy is not
a challenge affair but becomes the
property of, the first persons, mar Or
woman, who swims the channel UNI
aided. as did Captain Webb and T..
W. Burgess.
The cup is said TO rank well among
the handsomest Of sports trophies.
From base to, apex it is exactly three
feet in height and 1t is of solid silver
throughout. 1t weighs 375 ounces
and stands on a very fine onyx plinth.
big Bill" Burgess o tho first Alex
ander channel swimming CUP when he
swan from England to France in
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FOREIGN SPORTS

,1.~AA% Oval 0AAAQAOAASA44 Will - 10
reviewed by the championship COM
mittee, 1t is announcer bya the Royal
and Ancient club. aAYpetition widely
signed among participants in the
disappointing. that certain changes
be made in the conditions, has been
received by the committee and counter
p%roposals' are coming. The proposed
Tying rounds and for ;36-hole matches
in the place OF some rounds that
holes. u
Similar suggestions regarding the
British ladies! open championship
have been overwhelmingly rejected by
the Ladies' Golf MON although cham
ptoned by Miss Cecil Leitch. British,
French and Canadian atitleholder in
women,s, golf.
Miss Leitchs sponsored a movement
to introduce qualifying rounds and
36-hole matches instead Of those
hitherto, played owe 1S holes, re-
visions which would have altered the
tournament as It has been, conducted
since its inception in 1893. She in
corporated her ideas into a resolution
Former Irish schampion-which was
defeated. $50 to so votes at the annual
council meeting Of the union.
Miss Joyce .Wethered, the English
champion, speaking for the Surrey
representatives, introduced second
amendment which, was carried by a
large majority-propd6ing that the
championship be played as at present
but that the entry Should be restricted
OF IL, or a non-union handicap OF
eight. except in the case of. foreign
entrants. The handicap for foreigners
was not fixed.
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FIRST ROIrNn

Eau Claire, Wis, March 16.-In
the opening round of the district high
school basketball tournament here
late today, Hixton was eliminated by
Neilsville. 26 to 10. Mondovi beat
Rice Lake 23 to 20.
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NOTICE or BALE

Notice is hereby given, that; by virtue
ora judgmen and decree. in foreclosure
rendered and given by the District Court
the County OF Grand Forks and State Of
North Dakota. and entered and docketed
in the ofire of the Clerk Of the Distrirt
Court IN and for said county on the. 18th
wherein, Caroline Leddige was plaintiff
and N..C.I.Helgeson and the First Ma
Htional Bank of Hatton. North Dakota, a
the United States of America were ere de-
PENDANTS. in. favor of said plaintiff and
against the defendant. N. C.. Helgeson,
fer the sum of Eight Thousand Nine
Dollars, which Judgment and decree,
among other things. directed the
me OF the real estate herein:
scribed to satisfy the amount .
costs and OF, such sal
much thereof as the proceeds
sale applicable thereto will sal
oy virtue OF e. writ issued to -
in and for said County of Grand Forks
under the seal of such court directing
me to ssil said real estate pursuant to
sseS }aa 'sheeir Of an said de Gasntv l. l., G &; 6
FORKS and the person appointed by said
court to make said sale will sell the
hersinafter described realSestate to the
tion, at:the. front, door Of the court house
in the City of Grand Forks, County. Of
Grand. Forks n State or North Dakota
on the 22na day Of April. A.. D., 1922 at
the hour.of 200 in the afternoon Of that
day. to. satisfy said judgment with in
terest and cost thereon. md the costs
and expenses of such sale, or SO much
thereof as the proceeds Of such sale ap-
Dlicablei thereto will satisfy. The prem-
isesS tosbe sold as aforesaid pursuant to.
said Judgment and decree, being situated
in.the County Of Grand Forks and State
81 North Dakota n described as fol-
lows:S The northwest quarter (NwX)
ct Section Thirty-two (32), Township
BE. Hundred Forty-nine (149), Rangs
SFifty-two (52) containing 100 acres
more or less according to the ,vern-
ment survey thereof. ~
, on Msted this 18th day Of March, a: D.
HI , Z C.. C.. STEWARTAA-.
Sheriff OF Grand Forks County,
~ North Dakota.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, s
REYNOLDS. N. d.
.(HerR1d Ma rch 1T.1l.2f ., a nril = a
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Of them ready for regular work
he could not depend upon! such a
chance. So the Brown owners ended
his worries by buying Dave Danforth,
the star southpaw of the Columbus "A.
A. club. Fohl and his bosses figured
Danforth was worth II players-and
paid that many for him.
With the last place Columbus team
last year DanforthSh held the oppod-
ton to 7.eS earned rbns per game
over . span Of .129 Innings. This
would be : remarkable feat for a
Highlander facing the sball-murder-
Ing A. a. batters. For a9southpaw It
~ a. greater feat. He won Is games
-tieing with. Bono OF Kansas city for
the honors In Victories scored. IS There
~ no reeeason Why he cannot deliver
Watch Van Gilder.
II wouldn't surprise the wise ines
OF Van Glider proved to be the ssh.
satdonspkatheaatAn. He worked IN $50
innings mt year and showed IN erec-
Etiveness better than Ehmke, Bob
Shawkey or George Uhle displayed.
And this despite the fact that he
was thrown into EA1nes that were ap-
parently stand the Browns on the
ropt-
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LEGAL NOTICES
rorrc1 81 HonruAaz. 1o1nonos.
n rs U20 0AGY I

Whereas. default has been made IN tne
terms and and conditions sma e.sc1 9, : S SsrtS Nancy y0e 4.
Deftz and Aionzo Deltz. her husband. Of
Grand Forks, County. North Dakota
mortsagors. to Willis A. Joy; mort .n.s
saS 81 y No , .%e5tfaf s.. Il is aate and ene xh silh
register, Of deeds In and for Grand Forks
County {! on the 2srd day Ct N NOV ahsns
Recorded in BOOB IS Of Mortgages at
Page 6l3, which said mortgage was
thereafter assigned by said m9rtE Eaes.,
thereafter by said The President 4
ton assigned to willis. A. Joy and was
t th re- Rl pyess aSx Wia1is and a 3 %RH,c ass ssid
MORTGAGE was thereafter assigned by H.
B. Woodworth3 to Ph6ebe c.. Woodworth,'
and was thereafter by said Phoebe Q.
ail Of which said assignments were
duly and regularly filed for record and
recorded inEdhe office of the register Of
deeds in and for Grand Forks County.
Said default consists in the failure Of
paid the interest due on the note set
forth in the mortgage ~hereinbefore de-
And whereas. it As provided in said
mortgage that II default shall be made
tere st then tbs mortgages may declare
the whole principal sum due and pay
able and said mortgage be foreclosed at
once. W. : ~,
And whereas. the said mortgage by
and because Of the default aforesaid has
declared and does hereby declare the
WHOLE principal due and payable:
tbs MoS y t 1isti,s Re mo notice Ssw Is h e4 sSIe s conn
tained therein, the said mortgage will
be forecloeed by a sale Of the premises
described in and conveyed by said mort
The southwest squarter (sWA) Of
Section Fifteen t15). in Township One
Hundse a,, and Ef ~, ( JVsIt n North fSa 6t Gf
The premises which will be sold to
scribed are as follows:A
ou ans ea esW 9al5 s 5P Hset q The F,f %ssssh 2is5t
il Township one Hundred andI Fifty
West Of ths 6th i, Il. the sWAsWA
Us th ie TowMnshipA one 81 sf au1dre s1ft ssd
Fifty l50).A1prth, of Range Fifty-four
(54) West having been heretofore RE-
leased from the lien Of said mortgage;
together with alL,the h~ereditaments and
which said sale shall be made by the
sheriff of said Grand Forks County at
the front door Of the court house in the
City Of Grand Forks. in said county mi
state on Saturday, the 22nd day Of April,
A. D. 1922 at two o'clock in the after
noon Of said day to satisfy the amount
for principal and interest and costs Of
sale and statutory attorneys fees.
There will be due5on said mortgage at
the date Of sale as principal and interest
the sum Of S444.75, making the total
sum due the date Of sale $444.75 besides
the costst Of foreclosure and statutory
attorneys fees. ,ses y, i
day Of March, "A. d. 1922 =
n - WILLIS A. JOY, n
Owner Of Mortgage.
BANGS, HAMILTON & BANGS,
Attorneys for owner, Of Mortgage,
Grand Forks. \: p
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With all the mems criticism of
women's dress you'd suppose women
would criticise mems dress. and prob
ably they would if it didn't make
them laugh.
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BANGS. HAMILTON & BANGS.
Attorneys for Owner of Mortgage,
Grand Forks. N D..
(Herald March kl7-24.31; April 7-14-21
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Reynolds. Nd.
lHerald March j17-24-31; April. 7-1l-e1N
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lMURPHY& sToNER. lsases
Att0fnAys TOR Montsarae5 !
Gfnnd Forks, IN. 81 s4st ~
lHeraldg Mar. I7.:t.3i.S Ar 80, =.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1922-03-22
jailed For Wife Beating

Axel Vie, a young man recently
arrived in this city from Denmark,
was arrested on a complaint sworn
to by his wife, Wednesday night of
last week and lodged in the city Jail.
Mrs. Vie charged that her husband
beat her up often and considerably
and showed bruised head, marks on
her throat and other evidences of
brutality on the part Of her husband.
Vie was taken before Justice Reed,
Saturday and the wife then withdrew
her complaint. Justice Reed gave the
fellow a straight from the shoulder
talk and told him that if he ever
beat his wife again and failed to get
a steady job he would take steps to
have him deported and sent back to
Denmark. Vie and his wife came
over as immigrants to this country
last summer, he coming from Den
mark and she from Finland. She
visited her people at Baraga in the
upper peninsula and later on came
to this city and the two, despite the
fact that hey could scarcely under
sand each other, were married by
Justice Lapham. Quarrels have been
frequent between the couple howev-
er and the court action of last week
came very nearly shattering the un-
ion which had its beginning on the
ship coming to America last July.
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RESIDENT
ANSWERS LAST
GREAT SUMMONS
JOE" ANGEL, WELL KNOWN
FORMER SUPERVISOR DIES
AT RIPE OLD AGE

Joseph T. Angel. aged 76 years,
died at his home 221 S. Broas street
Tuesday morning at about nine o.
clock, rather Unexpectedly, although
he has been in poor health for a
number of years past. Mr.. Angels
condition on arising in the morning
was as usual and his death a short
time later came as a distinct shock
to the legion of friends who were al
ways glad to see him on the occa-
sions when he appeared down town
in his chair.
Mr.. Angel was one OF the pioneei
farmers and meat market men of this
vicinity and for about 20 years rep
resented the second ward as its rep.
resentative on the board of supervis.
ors, retiring some years ago because
of failing health. He has suffered
for some years with locomotor ajax
ia.
Funeral services will be held OF
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from the house, Rev. Rookie officiating
and burial will be in River Ridg,
cemetery.