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Both were designed with close bod
ices and bouffant skirts and each
wore a garden hat to match. Their
,bOuQuets were of roses, yellow
gladioluses, gypsophila and baby's
breath and were tied with tullc
stresmcrs. Little Miss Marian Caru.
fol's frock was Of pale blue sill
crepe and Miss Rosemary Carufel wa.
in pale pink silk crepe. They wore
hats in the same colors and carried
baskets Of sweet peas.
a wedding breakfast wWs served Ia
W guests 1t the homo Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Carufel, . Thayer. Mrs
Carufel was assisted by Mrs. Edgar
Scott and Miss Anna Marie Man
ming.
Out Of town guests included Miss
Helen Tharalson Of Grand Forks. Miss
Florence Garske and Miss Clara
GARNER Of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tharalson left today
by car for the Black Hills and will
return by way of FarEo and Grand
Forks. They will be at home at
Dunseith after Sept. S. For travelling
the bride wore tailored dress 81
dark silk creme with hat to match.
Mrs. TharalsOn is well known in
the city. having attended st. Mary's
school at st.. Johns Academy at
Jamestown. For the past four years
she has been employed in the su-
premc court offices b. Judge A. NJ.
Christiansop.
mr.. ThsrAfscn attended the grade
schools Of the city and graduated
from the Grafton high school in
1922. He was formerly with the
State Highway Commission here. but
for the past year has been secretary
at the Dunscith sanitarium.
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ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE SERIES

LN EN- ANCO Al 0RlONE S6NlEsO
Mrs. w. G. Hanewald, 72O Sixth
street. has entertained at series
o. bridge parties during !E the past two .
August 6, was an afternoon bridge
for four tables of guests. Mrs. X.
A. Dav. who was visiting in the city
from France Field, Panama, and Mrs.
W. r. McGraw won honors.
Tn. most recent vt the parties,
given Thursday afternoon, was for
five tables of bridge. Mrs. George
Ebert and Mrs. J. w. McGuincss won
honors. A yellow and green color
motif was carried out in the dec0ra-
tons and in the appointments for
the course luncheon served ut the
conclusion of the afternoon. Mrs.
w. J. Rcibold was an 0ut-of-town
guest.
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ARRIVES FROM BAGDAD

Mrs. Alma Kerr, who has been
engaged in educational work II bag
dad, Kingdom Of lraq, arrived 1t
her home in Valley City this week
for a several months visit with her
mother. Mrs. Kerr was month and
thirty days en- route home, stopping
at Paris, London and New York. She
is expected here TO be the guest OF
Mrs. Alfred Zuger the latter part Of
September. Mrs. Kerr will retusn -
Bagdad in October to resume her
position az principal Of the wonscn's
college there. ssft3 | :
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
COATS
Lessons. Piano and Express
sion, by Ruth Hanse. Phone
$40.

All the new wanted c0l0rs
and nice weight fabric for
early fall wear.-Sarah Gold
Shop. Style without cxtrava.
gancc. Phone 566. 312 Main.
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ARRIVED FROM CALlrORNIA

Mrs. Wardcr Roberts and two chill
;iren Of Wilton, N. D., arrived in Bis
..:arck Lag. evening for short visit
with Mrs. Roberts. father and mother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Roberts,
before going on to their home. They
have been visiting in California with
Mrs. Roberts mother, grandmother
and other relatives, since the first
Of June.
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vfcrwOp LEAVE

VISITOR LEAVES
Miss Doris Cummings Of Wilton,
who has been the house guest Of
Miss liza Biglcr. left today for her
home.
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ON RIfsINCSS TRIP

S. S. Mcdonald, commissioner =
the Workmen's Compensation Be-
reau, has been spending the week in
the southern and eastern part OF the
state transacting business. Mr.. Nc
Donald will be gone another week.
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LEAVES FOR LITTLE FALLS

Miss Florence Batters left this
morning for her home in Little Falls.
Mimi, after spending several months
In Bismarck with her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Haglund. Miss hat
ters is planning on going to Fort
Dodge, Iowa, 10 spend the winter
with an aunt.
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LEAVING ON VACATION
Miss Helen Nelson. employed at
the Workmcn's Compensation Blu
reau. will leave this evening for
Minot for weeks visit with her
sisters. Misses Myrtle and Vera
Nelson.
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GRAND FORKS PEOPLE HERE

GRAND FORKS PEOPLE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. August Shave and
Aew~hAar. Margaret, arrived in Bis
,nar ck yesterday from their home in
Grand Forks. Miss Shave will re-
sumo her training at the Bismarck
hospital and Mr.. and Mrs. Shave will
go on to Glen Ullin to visit rcla-
tives.
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m npivE RI CuINOOK

Bud Sterrett will leave this after
noon BY car for Chinook, Mont.
where he. will spend q two weeks
vacation. He will Be joined at Me-
dora BY Robert W, Bodcnstsb. who
will accompany him on the trip.
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AT LAKES

Judge and Mrs. A. NJ. Christianson
are spending a few weeks at the
Minnesota lakes.
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VISITING FRIENDS
Edward Yocum Of Fargo is visit
ing friends in Bismarck.
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TO VISIT IN MICHIGAN

Mrs. Lcota Hendershott will leave
today for Flint, Mich, where she will
be the guest Of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Ell
lott, formerly Of this city. She will
be gone two or three weeks.
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LEAVES FOR CITIES
H. F. French left last evening for
the Twin Cities.
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RETURN FROM BLACK HILLS
Albert Cordncr, Marston Gordon,
Zcph Hollenbcck and Duane Davis
returned Yesterday from motor trip
in the Black Hills.
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ON MOTOR TRIP

UN MOIVK TIKI
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Rcadc left this
morning for Havrc, MOnt.. ana points
in southern Alberta for three
weeks motor trip.
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vISlTINC HERE

Mrs. Reeves of Fargo has arrived
In Bismarck for a visit with Miss
Julia PctcrsOe, 4O1 Fifth street.
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HERE FROM SOUTH DAKOTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Potter and
daughter, Helen, and nephew, Frank
Wade, of Webster, S. D., were in Bis
n,arck yesterday visiting relatives.
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SunppINc urRE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Ringeon of New
Salem was shopping in the city yes
terday.
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ARRIVE FROM MICHIGAN
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Booth have ar
rived in Bismarck from South Haven.
Mich.
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HERE FROM GRAM

HERE FROM GRAND FORKS
Miss Helen Tharalson Of Grand
Forks Is in Bismarck today to ut.
tend the wedding Of her brother
Thomas H. Thxralson, and Miss Rose
Moynicr of this city.
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VISITING IN MICHIGAN
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Saxvik are cx-
pccted home some time next week
from q several weeks visit with rela-
tives ut Grand Rapids, Mich.
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wNrr rNn vrSrr

WEEKEND VISIT
Miss l.eta Nultemcir Of Carson will
arrive in Bismarck tonight for y
weekend visit with Miss Marie DclvO.
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Tn VISIT IN GRAND FORKS

TO VISIT IN GRAND FORKS
Mrs. Margaret r. Mosbrucker. &C
companied by her granddaughter.
Miss Gertrude Mosbrucker, has gone
to Grand Forks, where she will visit
her son and law. Mr..
and Mrs. John M0sbrucker.
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TO ATTEND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Miss RutA Ticker Of Leith has ar
rived in Bismarck to attend business
college.
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ON RIISINESS TRlP

A. Schlenker went to Steele yes
terday on business for the hank Of
North Dakota.
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LEAVES FOR JAMESTOWN,
! A. F.. Stevens left this morning
for Jamestown where he will, visit
for few days.
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RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON
Mrs. w. H. Webb returned this
morning from Prosscr. Wash, where
she was called by the illness and
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!. RETURNS TO BISMARCK
Madam Lattirntarelle, who was
married recently to Mr.. Durand Of
Wilton, has RETURNED to bismarck
to resume her professional readings
at iiG Fourth street
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HERE FROM JAMESTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Reynolds of
jamestown, former residents of Bis
lnarck, were in the city yesterday
visiting friends. They were en- route
to Sioux Falls, S. D., where they will
make their home.
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80 GUEST AT DAVENPORT HOME
Mi.s Elizabeth Chaplin. formerly
A teacher in the Mandsn high school,
is guest Of Rev. and Mrs. F. H.
Davenport at the Episcopal rcctory.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

HERE FROM MERCER
Mrs. +. o. rrceberg of Mercer
was shopping in Bismarck yesterday.
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CHIPPEWAS
G0VERNlE :;
A TRIBESMAN
Mark L. Burns Is New Super.
intendent at the Red Lake
Reservation

Cass Lake, Mimi, Jan. 21.--G@J--
Seventeen hundred Indians Of the
Red Lake Chippewa tribe are being
governed by one Of their own people.
He is Mark l.. Burns. new Red Lake
agency superintendent, a mixed blood
of 20 years service in the United
States Indian bureau.
Efforts of tho new chief arc direct
cd ut removing the last vestige Of
aboriginal customs still existing in
this isolated section--the medicine
men" and the sclf-tOrturc to appcasc
the anger of traditional "evil spir-
it's"
Trying Period Ahead
Burns has jurisdiction over the
tribes own councils. which still func-
ton as in days Of old. He began his
work as the Chippewas entered on
what may be one of their most trying
periods.
Acting at the request Of younger
tribesmen and demands of Chippewas
in general, the Indian bureau has
taken steps toward breaking up the
great reservation. 1t proposes to al
lot the rich timber lands according
to the rule which has permitted vir-
tually all American Indians to as
sumo control Of their own property.
Will Fight Allotment
In this case the 1900 Indians would
be allotted 100 acres each and the re-
mainder of the approximately 100000
acres would be sold for the benefit Of
the Chippewa tribal fund, which is
shared by $4,000 Chippewas. Old men
of the tribe. satisfied with strict gov
eminent control and fearing poverty
which has overtaken many emanci-
patcd braves. will fight the proposed
allotment. They clainLexemption un-
der an old treaty.
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Riverdale Homes
Co. Names Officers

The annual stockholders meeting
of the Riverdalc Homes company was
held on Tuesday, attended by many
Of the stockholders Of the company.
The president reported applications
on hand for the purchase of over so
homes in Bismarck. Mandan, James
town, and Valley City. and that the
outlook for the coming year was in
deed a bright one. The company
could easily sell several hundred
homes if it were in a position to
supply them. The need of homes in
the better cities and towns Of North
Dakota is quite apparently and a pro-
fitable future for the company seems
assured.
Wright h President
Officers elected for the ensuing
year were: w. Gibson Wright, pres
ident: B. +. Ashelman. Fargo, vice
president; +. T. Conrey, Mandan,
vice president in charge of construc-
ton; j. p. Spies. Bismarck. tycasur-
err; w. ]. Wright. secretary; Scott
Cameron. attorney, Of Bismarck, as
sistant secretary. Obext A. Olson,
former vice president, requested that
he be not elected to the board of
directors for 1926.
The company builds homes which
are sold to purchasers on payment
plan. 1850
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NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMBsTlON

STAIE OF NOfII1 OAhOIA. COuO-
ty Of Burleigh.-ss. Office Of
County Auditor, Bismarck, n, Oak.
To VIM. G. IIOerr, Mankato. MIMI,
F. II. Carpenter Lbr. Co. Bis.
lnarck n. D.:
You are hereby notified that the
tract Of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed In your
name for taxation for the year 1924
was on the .12th dav Of Dec. 1922,
duly sold. an prOvided by law. FOR the
DELINQUENT taxes Of the year 1921,
and that the time for redemption
from said sale viii expire ninety
days from, the completed service Of
this not ice.
v'oid, land is described ~ follows:
Sout hwest quarter, Section 20,
no ngnip 1877. Range IS. Amount
sold tor. s52.54. Subsequent taxes
paid by purchaser. $lQ6.25. Amount
f fsSs|sc 70 redeem At this date
i. in addition to the above. amount
you viii be required to pay the
costs 81 the. service Of this notice
sans: interest az provided by law and
iunlGeA you. redeem said land frcm
said sale, before the expiration OF
the time for REDEMPTION as above
stated, q deed thereof will issue to
the holder of the tax sale. certlncatc
AZ pr0Vid by law.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 2oth day Qf January. 1925.
80 FRANK J. JOHNSON. !
Auditor Burleigh County, y. Oak:
|. & 1-9i-28: >e-l
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JUDGE FISK
TRIAL STILL
BEFORE COURT
Indications Are That It May
Be Completed Tonight
Last Jury Case

The damage suit of Judge G. j.
Fisk VS.. the Interstate Transports ton
is still occupying the atten-
ton of the Burlcigh county district
court today. with indications at noon
that it might be completed by this
evening. Judge W. j. Knecshaw of
Pembina is occupying the bench.
Judge Fisk. former member Of the
state supreme court, is suing the
transportation company for $4,000
damages for personal injuries he al
legcs he sustained while a passenger
in one of the company's BUSES last
March. At a point about eight miles
north Of Wilton the judge claims the
bus driver detoured around snow
drift and the bus dropped into u
chuck hole. throwing the judge
against the top Of the bus and injur-
ing his spine. The bus company has
entered a general denial to all charges
in the complaint and contends that
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M. C. Oil Farm
Near Brittin Sold
to Man From Iowa

A real estate transaction of con-
siderable Importance to Burleigh
county was recently completed
whereby Mark A. Newland of Center
Point, Iowa, purchased the NJ. G.
Obi farm near Brittin. in township
1877, range n. One thousand, nine
hundred twenty acres Of land are in
cluded in the deal, covering all of
sections five and nine, three-quarters
of section four and one-quarter Of
section three. Several sets of good
are on the property.
It is believed likely that the pur-
chase of this property by the Iowa
man will result in several Iowa FAM
lilies coming to Burleigh county to
make their future home. The OIL
family have moved to Kansas City,
Mo-, where they will live. Mr.. Oil
was one of the prize corn growers X
Burleigh county, and has done much
to develop corn raising here.
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SECOND ANNUAL
EQUIPMENT SHOW
CLOSES TONIGHT

The second annual automobile
equipment show to be staged in Bis
marck by Quanrud. Brink & Rkibold.
local wholesalers. will come to close
tonight with program Of music,
speeches and motion pictures at the
Rialto theatre. The equipment show
is being held in the Elks hall. above
the theatre. After the theatre party
the dealers and factory representa-
tives will return to the hall and var
ious prizes will be awarded.
The attendance Of dealers and
at this years show has
been greater by far than that at last
years affair. and the show has been
very successful. according to mcr'-
bers of the firm conducting It as we'll
as those in attendance. Dealers are
registered from all points in North
Dakota and eastern Montana. and the
various displays Of the latest equip
ment for automobile work have at
tracted q great deal Of attention. Fac
tory men have given the dealers much
valuable advice and have demon
strated the various machines and
tools which they have on display.
The dealers and factory men were
guests Of the local company last
night at dance in the Elks hall,
which was largely attended.
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SOrie in Favor
of Stadium Drive

Grand Forks. N. D., Jan. 21.-Gov-
ernor A. G. Sorlic Is heartily in favor
Of the University Of North Dakota's
bale million dollar drive for a new
stadium, gymnasium and field.
ia u Ie.ser To raul l.. Samuclson,
director Of the drive, he says in part:
II have felt for some time that the
University was in need Of larger
gymnasium and suitable stadium
and am glad to know that an inten-
sivc campaign is now under way to
secure these necessities. am par
titcularly pleased at the interest Of
the alumni of the University in this
work, for / believe it will be the
means of broadening their vision and
increasing their interest in the flu
ture development of their Alma Mat
err. believe great good is accom-
plished through the right vision, and
it seems to me the purpose of this
campaign evidences the right vision"
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NOTICE or EXPIRATION OF RE-
l1EMPT10N

STATE OF NOHTHf DAhOIA. OOun
~ Of Burleigh.--ss. Office Of
-EOunty Auditor. Bismarck, n. OAK.
70 VIM. G.. Hoerr. Mankato. Mimi:
sNcu are hereby notified that the
t1pct of land hereinafter described
and which Was assessed In your
ne1ne for taxation for the year 1921
w1s ON the 18th day Of Dec, 1922,
ANS sold az provided by law, for the
6&llnuucnt taxes Of the year 1921,
an that the time for redemption
ff4m shitl sale will expire ninety
d6%h from the completed service Of
IAid lad ii described a. follows:
Nortlld&st quarter, Section ~.
IAwuship 137. Range g. Amount
I'D. ~ purcheset, 316.76. Amount
rGHMired to redeem ut this date.
IN sda,tiop ID the above amount
- vii re required ~ pay the
o. It ~ the service ~ this notice
~ Interest - rts0vided BY law ana
S1t3 0e03 xoo redeem said land from
r y G61o before the expiration OF
II nv time Tor REDEMPTION - above
h u III 4 III / q AZ q scats
m TSvl9A4 WI ~. =, g.
t3fnos1 ~ h1n1 ano OFFICIAL aea1
4 tbfN 30th dnv ~ january. I'LL.
I; 81 40 IA b FRANK y. Jo11MDoN. h
Ab1ttor Burlstgh County. y pax;
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and South ireland he regards az al
most certain. ~ ''s
"When financial relations are adj
justed," he declares, sit is certain
that IS matter of cxpediency. the
Free State will escape great pro-
portion If not all the war debt. 1t is
inevitable that Northern Ireland must
be treated with. the like considera-
tion.'
Out Of the question an Irish Mus.
solini has been evolved, says the
author IA;
"Kevin O'HiQgins is young man,
about thirty, who is the mainstay Of
the government and the stcrncst rul-
err Of Ireland since the Union. He is
one of the few public men that Ire
land ever has produced that dares to
tell his countryman even part OF The
truth"
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or RE-
DEMPTUON

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE.
DEMTTvON
NORTH DAKOTA. Coun
ty Of Burleigh.-ss. Office Of
County Auditor. Bismarck. y. Oak.
To VIM. G. Hoerr. Mankato. Mimi,
F.. Fl. Carpenter Lbr. Co.. Eis-
marck n. D.:
Ycu are hereby notified that tho
tract Of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed In Your
name for taxation for the year 1921
was on the 18th dav Of Dec. 1922.
duly sold. as provided by law. for the
DELINQUENT taxes of the year 1921.
and that the time for redemption
from said sale will expire ninety
days from the completed service Of
this notice.
Said land Is described as follows:
Northeast quarter. Section IS.
Township 1877. Range Is. Amount
sold for. $685.. amount required
to redeem at this date, $77.9S.
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the
costs of. the service of this notice
and interest as provided by law and
unless you redeem said land from
said sale. before the expiration OF
the time for redemption as above
stated, a deed thereof will issue to
the holder Of the tax sale certificate
as provided by law.
Witness my hand and official sea-
this Goth day of January. 1925.
FRANK J. JOHNSON,
Auditor Burlcigh County. N. Oak
1-2l.S8: %
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF RE-
DEMpT1ON

OEMpT1ON
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. COun-
ty Of Burleigh.--ss. Office OF
county Auditor. Bismarck. \. Oak.
To Albert Little. Wing. n. D.. J. z.
Weyker. Fredonia. Wis. James +.
Davis. Goodrich. n. D.. Wing Mcr-
camille Co., Wing. n. OAK:
You are hereby notified that the
tract Of land hereinafter described
and which was assessed In your
name for taxation for the year. 1919
was on the 18th day Of December.
1920, duly sold, as provided by law.
Tor the DELINQUENT taxes OF the year
1919. and that the time for redem!-
ton from said sale will expire nine-
w days from the completed service
Of this notice.
Said land Is described as follows:
Southeast quarter. Section 81,
Township 142. Range Is. Amount
sold for. $1O1.t5. subsequent taxes
paid by purchaser. $53O.36. Amount
required to redeem at this date,
$SHS65.
In addition to the above amount
YOU will be required to pay the
costs Of the service Of this notice
and interest as provided by law and
unless you redeem said land from
said sale before the expiration Of
| the time for redemption as above
stated. decd thereof will issue &c
the holder Of the tax sale certificate
as provided by law.
Witness my hand and official sea
| this Goth day of January. 1925.
| FRANK j. JOHNSON,
! Auditor Burleigh County. y. Oak
| 1-21.2S: o.
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inxs business. lie wanted to make
clear, he explained thatf for the
long pull. II am an optfmist on
farming conditions"
Opposes Price Fixing
The surplus, he declared, els Z
problem underlying the whole agri1
cultural situation and it Is a mat
ter Of national concern. He is op.
posed to price fixing, he asserted, and
against government handling of farm
products. p
at has seemed to me however, that
something constructive could be done
toward reducing the handicaps which
surround certain phases OF agricul-
tural Observation-Disclosures term mer-
chandising being here used in its
broadcast sense. It has seemed to me
that this could and should be done
BY some farmer. SRcticy."
IL Holding Conferences
The secretary said he had called
into conference men whom he con-
sidered the best equipped in the
country to contribute to solution,
and would continue to hold such con-
ferences the remainder of January
and the forepart of February. There
is a great division of opinion on the
subject. he said. and all bitterness
in these discussions should be bur.
led, for the American people would
profit by fairminded, sympathetic
consideration Of conditions.
II look forward" he said, ITO ulti-
mate action on this problem which
would be sound, constructive. and in
the interest Of the nation.''