The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-08
ESSAY RULES
IN CONTEST
ANNOUNCED
Most Successful Plan For
World Peace Bring Re-
ward of $4,000

ward of $4,000
Augusta, Me-, Nov. 8.-The condi-
tons for the contest for the $4,000
prize to be awarded by the World
Federation of Education associations
for the plan considered most likely
to bring to the world the greatest
security from war have been an
nounced by DR.. Augustus o. Thomas.
president of the Federation. DR..
Thomas is commissioner of educa-
ton for the state of Maine. The
gift of $4,000 to the Federation for
the purpose Of making this award
was announced recently, the name of
the donor being withheld for the
present. The rules for the contest
are as follows:
1. All manuscript must be in type
written form with sufficient margin
for the notes of examiners.
2. The Commission on Award re-
serves the right to reject such manu-
scripts as they may desire.
3. The plan should contain clear,
concise set-up of not to exceed $500
words, with not more than an equal
number of words in argument or
clarifying statements.
4. Manuscripts will not be return
ed and the Federation reserves the
right to retain for such use as it>may
sec fit all plans submitted.
5. Only one plan may be submitted
by one person or Organization, and
no person, who is a member of an
organization which submits plan,
shall be allowed to participate fur
Their in the contest.
6. In order to secure impartial de-
cision the manuscript should be un-
marked. but should be accompanied
by plain, sealed envelope unmarked
in which shall be given the authors
name and address. Any indentifying
marks will render the manuscript
ineligible to compete.
z. Plans must be submitted on or
before April l, 1924.
8. The award will be given $12,5OO
when the plan is accepted and $12,-
500 when the plan is inaugurated.
DECISION OF SUPREME COURT
FROM WILLIAMS COUNTY
Andres Lunde and Emma Koul-
hurst,
Plaintiffs and Respondents.
| VS..
| z T~:n
Pearson,
Defendants and Appellants.
SYLLABUS:
l. In an appeal from judgment
in an action properly triable, and
tried, in the district court under
Section 7s46, c. L. 1913, as amended
by Chapter 8, Laws 1913, the Su-
preme Court may not review the evil
dence for the purpose of determin-
ing whether the findings of the
trial court are sustained by the evil
dence, unless the appellant has de-
manded trial anew. of the entire
case or of some specified question
or questions of fact in the Supreme
Court: All questions of fact not so
specified will be deemed to have
been properly decided by the trial
court.
q A party vested with authority
to exercise power Of sale in a
mortgage, in doing so, is bound ia
exercise good faith towards the
mortgagor, and his successor in in.
terest. Hedlin v. Lee, 81 N. D. 495
131 N. W. 800. followed.
3. While mere inadequacy Of
price at the foreclosure sale alone is
not sufficient ground for setting
aside a sale, otherwise properly con
Quoted, gross inadequacy of price
coupled with bad faith and unfair.
ness in the exercise of the power Of
sale by the party vested with power
to exercise it, with resulting undue
advantage to such person and preju.
dice and injury to the mortgagor o,
his successor in interest justifies
equitable relief against the sale, ane
the annulment of the sheriff's deco
issued pursuant thereto.
From a judgment of the district
court of Williams County, Moellring
j., defendants appeal.
MODIFIED AND AFFIRMED.
Opinion Per Curtain,
John j. Murphy, of Williston, N
D., Attorney for Appellants.
Craven & Converse, of Williston
N. D., Attorneys for Respondents,