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NOTICE or ExIJn ATION OF RE.
lDfM1s'rl(DN

llEMp'rlON
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-
" Of Eurlcish.-ss. Office OF
-. County Auditor. bismarck, y. u.
To Farmers Union Warehouse Mill.
ing a. Mercantile Cd, l:ismarck
y. H.. w. Il. l:recn, bismarck, No
Dak.:
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF land horcinaftcd described
ana which was assessed i'm your
name for taxation for the year 1920
was on the 1ath day Of ilcce rriber,
!o2l, duly sold. as provided by law.
Tor tn" delinquent taxes Of the year
1920, and THAT the time for redcnp.
ticn from said sale will expire nine
~ days from the completed service
of this notice.
said land is described as follows:
Lots Z. and ?. Block 10, Cover
nor Pierce Addition to the City of
BISMARCK, y. Oak. Amount sold
Tor, SiO.VI. Subsequent taxes paid
by purchaser. $42.2S. Amount re-
CURED 70 redeem at this date, $6O.O1.
IN ADDITION to the above amount
you VIII be required to pay tho costs
OF me service Of this notice and in
tereSt as provided by law and un
less you redeem sa ID land from said
sale before the expiration of the
time for redemption as above stated.
deed thereof will issue to the hold
er OF the tax sale certificate as DrO.
vidcd by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this .3rd day OF February. 1926.
FRANK j. JOHNSON.
Auditor Burlcigh County. No. Oak.
I--cl. 3-S.1N
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF me-
DEMpTlON

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMpTION
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. Coun-
~ OF Burleigh.-ss. Office of
County Auditor. Bismarck, n. d.
To Mrs. Joyce Harding, Northern
Trust Company. Fargo. ~ d.:
You are hereby notified that the
tract Of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in your
name for taxation for the year 1920
was on the 18th day of December.
1874: duly sold. as provided by law,
ior the delinquent taxes Of the year
1871, anu that the time for redemp-
ton from said sale will expire nine
~ Gays from the completed service
Of this notice.
Said land is described as follows:
South half of southeast quarter
ana southeast quarter of southwest
Quarter and lot four, section 80.
township 40. range &c. Amount
sold for. $65.GG. Subsequent taxes
paid ny. purchaser, $189.il. Amount
$3OO.34.
In addition to the above amount
you VIII be required to pay tho costs
OF the service Of this notice and In
ierest as provided by law and I'M
less you redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration Of the
time Tor redemption as above stated.
a deed thereof will issue to the hold
G: OF the tax sale certificate as pro-
Witness my hand and official seal
this 23rd day Of February, 1925.
FRANK j. JOHNSON :
Auditor Durlcigh County. No. OAK i
IA
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE.
I DEMpTlON

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. Conn
i ~ OF Burlcigh.-ss. Office of
/ County Auditor. bismarck, n. d.
re Mrs. Louise Dahl, Hedge +. G.
/ Dahl. Lis pcndens julius Dobbcr-
! stein:
You are hereby notified that the
tract Of land hereina fter described
and which was assessed in your
name for taxation for the year 1920
was on the 18th day Of December.
1921. duly sold, as provided by law
Tor the delinquent taxes Of the year.
1920, and that the time for redemn-
tlon from said sale will expire nine
~ days from the completed service
of this notice.
Said land is described as follows:
southeast Quarter. Section 33.
loWnSh1p 14l, Range IS. Amount
sold for. $3.50. Subsequent taxes
paid BY purchaser, $37l.3l. Amount
required to redeem at this date.
in addition to the above amount
you will he required to pay tho costs
Of the service Of this notice and in.
eerest as provided by law and un.
less ycu redeem said land from said
sale before the expiration of tho
time for redemption as above stated.
deed thereof will issue to the hold
or Of 'hc tax salo certificate rs Dro.
vMed by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 23rd day Of February, 1926.
FRANK j. JOHNSON.
Auditor Burleigh County. No. Oak.
2-24; S--3-1O
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SHAKES HANDS
WITH AL0T0F
PRESIDENTS
Veteran Billiard Hall Owner
Spins Stories Of Grant,
Lincoln Eft AL
by CHARLES r. STEWART
(Snccial CorrcSnnbI cnt1


! Washingtoir March 3.-Michae
Scanlon has run billiard saloon in
Washington for G2 years.
"From Lincoln on down." he told
me, i've shaken the hand of every
man ever elected president. except
ing only Samuel j. Tilden's."
Hayes?
II said every man ever ELECTED
president replied the veteran.
Veteran is right, in more ways
! than one.
Scanlon had just been mustered
out of General Grants army, at the
Civil Wars end, when he opened his
place in the capital.
Has Grants Billiard Cue
"A great man was Grant," he OBJ
served. See, here's his billiard
cue"
/ lie lifted it from the rack and cx-
7 hibitet It, with the initial. "G." or
nately carved on the hut, just as
thc general laid it down. after the
last game he ever played in Scan
Ions Billiard Parlor"
'..c WAS good player, too" con-
ilnued the Old man. Il installed a
table for him at the White House
II cost SLIGO, which was lot of
/ money IN those days.
II suppose you know Grant was a
Democrat, though the Democrats, by
mistake, as usual. lct the Republic.
cans nominate him Tor president.
He didn't like to be- called :, resi-
dent though. He preferred the tito
Of general.
Grant a Kindly Man
Grant was a kindly man, re-
MI fpyc pvn1<
cratic, besides being Democrat.
$50 was Lincoln. He'd often stop
on the street for a chat with some
little boy, such as was then. and al.
ways gave him pat on the head, as
he left him.
"But Washington was livclicr dur.
ing Grants two terms than ever it
had been before or has been since. 1t
was full Of the generals war friends,
like Phil Sherid an. and they kept
things movinI.1
One midnight. just as I'd closed
up" related the old-tincr. "Shcri.
dan and some of his friends called
and made me let them in.
They called for wine and | served
It. But just as they were lifting
their glasses, What kind Of whisky
hs"" YOU" asked She-:d"n.
Just your kind, think / an.
swcrcd.
What is it?
odd Stag
Throw that wine out Of tho win.
dow said Phil. Well drink Old
Stag whiskcy.'
a Sport Fan
John L. Sullivan" recalled Scan.
ION, was q good customer Of mine,
and family friend. too. No better
hearted man ever lived. About POS
pounds was his fighting weight. lie
was 231 when he met Corbett--no
condition. Corbett's fair enough To
say so.
s"i went in q bit for sport myself.
was on the National Baseball
League board of directors in 1887 .
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At the Baseball
Training Camps

Philadelphia. Joe Hauser, regular
first bascman, whose knee injury
prevented him from playing all last
season, is now on the Athletics first
team at Fort Myers, Florida.
From Bradentown comes word that
the Phillics are considered Il week
ahead of last years training schcd-
ulc.
Chicago. new material
Is the desire of Manager Joe Nc
CaIthy of the Chicago Cubs, say the
reports here from Catalina Island
where the Bruins are training. Nc
Carthy is especially interested in Sc
curing Joe Boley, Baltimore short
stop. who is said to be on the market.
From Shreveport. La, comes the
word that Bill Hunncfield and Ray
Merchant, the former shortstop and
the latter a keystone sacker, pleas
ed Manager Eddie Collins yesterday
in the second work out for the Chi
cago White Soy.
Washington. - President Clark
Griffith of the Washington Senators
Is hopeful that Walter Reuter-,
pitcher, who has not yet signed his
contract, will agree to terms suon.
Pittsburgh Johnny Rawlings, the
second baseman who was kept out Of
the world series last year because
of a fractured ankle bone. has joined
his mates at the Paso Robes Cal,:or~
MA training camp Of the World
champion Pirates. =
Cleveland With two and in some
instances three aspirants for each in
field and outfield position, Manager
iris Speaker of the Cleveland In
dians is giving his players every OPP
poitunity to prove their right to be
the regular man for the several
positions. The team il rounding lnto
playing form It Lakeland, FLA.
Cincinnati. After Watching Frank
l.mnar IN action yesterday, Coach
Bobby Wallace voiced the opinion
that in him he Cincinnati Reds mad
uncovered star shortstop. The
Reds pitchNg staff is complete with
the cxcepsion 81 Ri:;ey. holdoul.
St. Louis Wits the arrival Of tha
second squad OF players III tie
browns training camp ut Tarrosl
Springs. Florida, Yesterday. the out
fit is now complete with the cxcep-
tion Of Cedric burst, outfielder. He
will arrive in few days. Manager
Rogers Hornsby Of the Cardinals put
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE.
DEMPTIAV

STATE Or NORTH DAKOTA, coun-
y Of Eurleigh.-ss. Once OF
County Auditor. Bismarck, \. =.
To. w. G. Hocrr. Mankato, Mimi:
You are hereby notified that The
tract Of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed in your
name for taxation for the year 1921
was on the 18th day Of December.
1879. duly sold. as provided by law.
Tor the delinquent taxes OF the year
l92l. and that the time for redemn-
ton from said sale will expire nine
~ Gays from the completed service
Of this notice.
Said land is described as follows:
=, Northwest Quarter, Section s.
township 14O. Range Is. Amount
sold for. S52.43. Amount required to
redeem at this date. $77.O7.
IN addition to the above :mount
you Will be required to pay. tho costs
Of the service Of this notice and in
icrcst as provided by law ana nm
less you redeem said "a nd from said
sale before the expiration Of tho
time for redemption az above stated.
a deed thereof will issue to the hold,
81 OF thc,tax sale certificate as pre-. J
vided by law
Witness my hand and official seal
this 23rd day Of February, 1926.
FRANK J. JOHNSON.
Auditor Buricigh County. No. Oak.
~
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classes Of instances where such prac-
tees existed.
Acting as is usual in Iowa rural
schools, as principal and at the same
time instructor, Stockdale had few
classes in agriculture, general science
and zoology. It was in discussion Of
plant and animal life. according to
the complaints Of parents, that the
instructors alleged liberal views
were expressed.
Children Of the classes told their
parents and the parents discussed the
subject with neighbors. Some per.
sons declined to believe the rumors,
but others were bent on ascertaining
the truth. The latter group inter-
viewed the school board. which in
turn summoned the principal to a
conference.
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NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF nE.
DEMPT1ON

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. Conn
Of Eurlcigh.-Ss. Office or
County Auditor. Bismarck, N. u.
To. ", g. Hoerr. Mankato. Mimi.
-. r. Bantleld-nO address:
You are hereby notified that tho
tract Of land hereinafter, described
ana which. was assessed in y0,,r
name for taxation for the year 1891
was on the 18th day Of Doccmher
1922. duly sold, as provided by law
Tor the delinQuent taxes OF the ycar
i92l, and that the time for redemn-
tton from said sale will expire nine.
" Gays from the, completed Service
Said land is described as follows.
~ Northeast Quarter, Section /.
Iownship 140n Range Is. Amount
so!d Tor 4ba&! gA3nount required To
redeem at this date, 371.1l. -
In ad4stion tothe above amount
YOU willaDe required to pay tho costs
OF the service OF this notice ana IN
terest aAspr0yided by law ana ~
less You. redeem said land from said
sale Deggea the expiration or tho
time f0ffedeinption as above staten
deeQ hereof will issue to the hnisi'
cr ~ me tax sale certfficate as Drs !.
vided- by law. Wv
e Witness my hand and official zoo,
this gard day OF February. 1861.
FRANK. j. ,JOHN90N
Auditor Burleigh County, No. Dak
S-2l: a-3- "
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IOWA SCHOOL HEAD RESIGNS WHEN
QUESTIONED CONCERNING ALLEGED
TEACHING OF UNLICENSED WEDI OCK

Shannon City, Iowa. March S.-R)
Guy Stockdale, principal of the
consolidated SCHOOL, has resigned,
following parental reports to school
authorities that he taught his classes
theories of natural wedlock without
marriage ceremony.
The school board accepted the res
ignation after questioning the prin-
cipal-instructor concerning the rum
ors that had been relayed by par
ents, selected new teacher, and call
ed the incident closed.
"When we placed the complaints
of parents before Mr.. Stockdale he
resigned" said c. Finch, chair
man of the board. Finch said Stock
dale had denied advocating the
theory of unlicensed wedlock, mere
~ telling members of his science
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NOTICE f'O THE DEpOxirOns ~
(l.OSED nANKS

Pursuant TO provisiOns Of Section
1928, the Dcpositors Guaranty Fund
Is snow ready t. Jay a 10 per cent
dividend on guaranteed deposits in
banks officially closed after Sep
tcmbcr 20 and before November
10th, 1928:
The Driscoll State I;ank, Drisco,l
is the only bank in Eurlcigh coun-
~ Included in this list; ella Inns OF
d"rositors must be allowed by the
receiver before they can b. cOns:d-
cred by the Guaranty Fund Com
missicn; Forms and instructions for
preparation Of claims OF dcpOsitOrs
against the Guaranty Fund willobe
FOUND ut every state bank
bismarck, March end. 1895.
Depositors Guaranty Fund Com
tomission
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his athletes through a hard practice
while the sun beat down ut San An
tonic. Texas, yesterday.

his athletes through a hard practice
while the sun beat down ut San An.
tonic. Texas, yesterday.
Detroit, Mich. Pitchers and catch
crs, the vanguard Of the Detroit
Americans. who are ut AUGUSTA, Ga.
got an abbreviated work out on thu
second day of their practice yester.
day. On account Of a high wind and
the softness of the athletes after {
winter Of comparative inactivity, the
practice session was cut to two hours
Neutrality-suspicious. Lands cx.
poets TINS season to be one Of the
greatest in baseball's history. He
gave his views in looking over tho
Red SoX at their camp in New Or
leans yesterday.
Manager Bancroft Of the Braves,
who arc at st. PETERSBURG. Florida
likes Henry Wertz and Foster Ed
wards. recruit pitchers from Wor-
ccster. Mass. Wcrtz reminds cx-
perts of Walter Johnson and Grover
Alexander.
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Eye Shade AdOrns
Babe Ruth's Brow

New York, March ). tAo) Shades
OF Helen Wills, ringside tight en-
thusiasts and newspaper copy desks !:
Babe Ruth has appeared on the
New York Yankees training field at
st. Petersburg with a green sun pro-
tector adjoining his forehead.
Resin for the pitcher? All right,
eye shades for the batters.''
The Babe also is wearing a rub
Der shirt to reduce poundase.
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Mandan Preparing
: For State Tourney

s.Mandan. n. D., March 3.-LP) Fin
al Preparations arc under, wav here
for the third district basketball tour.
nAment which will be held here or
March 5 and 6 to determine the dis.
trict championship. The teams which
will participate IRE Ashley, Bismarck
Mandan, Driscofl, New Salem, Turtle
Lake, Washblrn and Wilton.
All games will be played on the
floor OF. the State Training school
gymnasium, one of the finest courts
IN the state. 1t has plenty of clear.
arcc on the sidelines and a span Of
"a feet from floor to roof trusses.
Roy Mcleod Of jamestown college
and Eugene Mcfarland, also Of James
town, will .pfnciate at all games.
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Gene Tunney Signs
a Movie Contract

Miami Fla. March 3 HP) Gene
Tunncy has signed a contract to go
in the movies, Billy Gibson. his man
ager, announced today. The light
heavyweight boxer will go direct
to Los Angeles after his 1U-round no
decision bout with young StribIing
of Georgia at Hialeah, March II. Both
Tunney and Stribling are attracting
large crwds at their workouts here.
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From Mother Natures storehousc
we have gathered the roots, banks and
herbs which are compounded. under
the famous Tanlac formula, to-make
Tanlac.
If your body is weak and UNDER
nourishcd, If you can't sleep or eat,
have stomach trouble or burning
rheumatism, just you see how quickly
Tanlac can help you back to health
and strength.
Don't delay taking Tanlac another
day. Stop at your druggists now and
get bottle Of this. the greatest Of
all tonics. Take Tanlac Vegetable
Pills for constipation. --Adv.
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CUT THIS OUT
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~, writing your name and address
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MUSIC CLUBS
GROWTH IN 7
YEARSSH0WN
Indicates Cultural Advance.
ment in State, Extension
Chairman Says

Fargo, N. D., March 3.--(R)-Hov
the North Dakota Federation Of Mu
sic Clubs has grown in seven year.
from an enrolment of seven club,
to u, total of 46 was described her,
today by Mrs. Emma Erwin Poppler
Grand Forks, chairman Of the extcn
sion department, as one of the bcs
indications of general cultural ad
vancemcnt in the state.
During 1925, Mrs. Poppler reported
eight senior clubs and seven junior
clubs were added to the membership
| roll, bringing the roster to its present
| high mark. The senior clubs were
Ell Zagal Chantcrs, % members; Yves
| ley Conservatory, with full depart,
mcnts in all branches; Mcdowell
Music Club of Stanley; Tower City
Music Club, Tower City; Bcthay Lu.
| thcran Church Choir, Grand Forks;
St. Thomas Music Club, St. Thomas;
Oriolc Glec Club of St. Lukc's Hos.
pital, Fargo, and the Music Depart.
ment Of the University of North Da.
kota.
Junior Clubs
The seven junior clubs admitted
were: Congregational Junior Choir,
Valley City; Grand Forks Junior Mu-
sic Study Club, 80 members; Acadc-
my of St. James Junior Music Club,
Grand Forks, 80 members; Grafton
Junior Music Club; Sherwood Music
Club Of Minot and the Bismarck Ju-
yenile Concert Band.
i II very definitely feel that the fu-
'ture OF music in North Dakota and of
our federation lies in the hands of
the junior clubs" Mrs. Poppler said.
But the older ones must carry on
with the same fine spirit and high
ideals yet Il few more years. Then
the work will be worthy * a.: ~"
isclf.sacrificc and pioneering efforts"
!. In her report on the finances of
the federation Mrs. H. A. Pierce,
Grand Forks, treasurer, showed that
the federation spent $515.91 during
the year and has balance of 1896 go.
Describing the work, of the fedora
ton in the Fourth district, Mrs. Rob-
ert Sherman, Fargo, commented on
the Oriole Glee Club of st. Luke's
Hospital, an organization of % nurses
under the direction Of Mrs. E. r.
Wright. The Orioles are almost
unique in music club circles through
out the country, Mrs. Sherman said.
Five Divisions
Affiliated musical organizations in
the district fall into five different
types, Mrs. Sherman said. In addi-
ton to the Orioles they are church
chOirs, Conservatives, college con-
scrvatories and the Ell Zagal Chanters
Of FL Zagal Temple, lodge organi-
cation.
Efforts are being made to interest
unsteady inclined people at Wahpe-
ton, Paramount and Casseiton in pro-
posals to form music clubs there,
Mrs. Sherman said. Wahpeton al
ready is represented by it's conserya-
tory of music.
Reports on their activities during
the year were submitted at ~today's
session by. Mrs. J. p. French, Bis
marck, vice president; Mrs. C. C..
Thayer, Fargo, corresponding sccrc-
tary and Mrs. John S. Molstad, VAL
ley City, recording secretary.
FORMING OF JUNIOR
DEPARTMENTS UNDER WAY
Hope, N. D., March 3.-LP)LOrgan-
ization of junior departments in
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FIGHT RESULTS

St. I.oufs.-4Charley Rosenberg,
bantamweight champion, beat George
Butch. s: Louis uo). K. Q, Phil j!
McCn4RoRSkf Kansas Z 10Y w
.Athany, N. Y.-Bud German, Ken
Of llIssIg is., beat Ray Neuman, Jersey
City, n. J.Itl2).
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Baseball's famous -irpa -wan" will
not be missing from major league
enyirops this season, as has been
taken for granted following an
nonncement. Ne had .retirsd., Instead
the fellow that hung " On unit thought
Of record by playing in 1907 conse-
cutive games will cavoYt in q Chicago
White Sox suit in 1925. Scott was
recently taken on by Manager Eddie
Collins and may take the shortstOp's
position in the battiefront 1T various
tiMos.
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A new sun dial that tells time TO
within half a. minute on an ordinary
clock face = has been perfected in
Austria.
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Nine. Melba has decided to mako
her farewell appearance on the op-
cratic stage at the Convent Garden
season. f.a
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Advertising Pays You!

HI
,'as Advertising brings to millions, at reason
able prices, comforts and. conveniences that
without advertising would be Injuries that
only a few could enjoy.
America is an advertising nation That is
av.soone reason Why the man with moderate
semeans here enjoys more comforts than most
wealthy men abroad
Because thousands on thousands Of people
ask for a certain article by the same name,
which they have read in the same advertise
rents, it is possible for the advertiser to sell
this item at a minimum of effort.
It is therefore possible to manufacture and
to distribute this product at a saving which
you share with the advertiser
When you figure the number of these items
in your daily life built by advertising, you
can. appreciate that advertising does. pay
you'll!
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FORMING OF JUNIOR
DEPARTMENTS UNDER WAY
Hope, N. D., March 3.-LP)LOrgan-
ization of junior departments in
Eevery club in the fourth district Of
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hail Results

Indiana s.; Northwestern rs.
.HO0xRY
Minnesota 2: Michigan |.