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Evening star., 1926-05-12

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CHEVROLET COUPE 1924 model. IN splcn-
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Evening star., 1926-05-12

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Evening star., 1926-05-12

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Evening star., 1926-05-12

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Evening star., 1926-05-12

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FORD COUPE. 1923 model; lust out of the
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Evening star., 1926-05-12

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top' in splendid condition throughout; S190:
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Evening star., 1926-05-12

LHENROi.ET SpOHI Ton NIEO~- IN'3f mod
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-28
Hippop0tamus With !.
AL Barnes Circus

She never dined at the Ritz nor
slipped tea in Greenwich Village.
No. sir! Not Lotus. But regard
less Of this fact. she can give the
average frequenter of the best
restaurant . lesson or two when it
comes to eating.
For Lotus knows all about table
manners. and why shouldn't she
She eats q bushei of carrots and q
bale of hay every lunch hour and
washes it down with . barrel of
"aqua pura." Lotus is the largest and
only performing blood sweating hip
popotamus in the world. She will
entertain you when she comes to Bis
marck on August s with the Al. G.
Barnes Big Ring Circus.
Lotus doesn't mind being fat and
proves it by eating more and more
every day. And she's impatient some-
times--when she's real hungry. When
her trainer is q trifle slow, she says.
LET 60 of those carrots, Bog, and
make it snappy!"
Lotus is only one Of the 1000 train
ed wild animals and $50 educated
horses in the Barnes circus.
The feature Of the age, "Tscahon-
tas at the Court of Queen Anne" the
extravaganza. which includes in the
gigantic cast over hundred pretty
girls from sun=kisse&l California and
three tribes of Indians from Arizona,
Nevada and New Mexico. Most of
the ballet and chorus girls in the
cast have appeared in West Coast
motion picture productions.
You will.also see the greatest movie
star of them altJoe Martin, himself
It's the show that's distinctly Diff
ferent every year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-28
LICENSE FOR
Big FIGHT MAY
BE REF USED
N. Y. Commission and License
Committee to Clash Over
Dempsey Bout

New York, July 28-fP)-As . n
semi-final to the l5-round heavy
weight championship battle between
Champion Jack Dempsey and Gene
Tunney ut the Yankee Stadium Sep
TENDER IL, the state athletic COM
mission and its license committee
will clash.
This was decided upon yesterday
when the commission approved the
proposition Of Tex Richards ennis
saries. to bring the much travelled
contest back to New York from Chi
cago.
There will be no referee for the
semi-final and no limit has been set.
but after it is all over, boxing OBJ
servers believe that Dempsey and
Tunney will be permitted to fight in
peace.
Legal Points Numerous
Legal p0ints-which count for
neither side in championship box
ing cOntest-are numerous in the
new situation. The bout has been
accepted by the commission, through
2 to ! vote at its regular meeting
yesterday, in which Chairman James
A. Farley went down before the COM
bined attack Of William Muldoon
and George Brewer.
Brewer it was who caused gen.
eral change in front by wiring Rick
ard in Chicago an invitation to return
and talk over the matter which the
commission had twice turned down.
Now. comes to the fore Colonel John
j. Phelan, chairman Of the license
committee Of two men which must
pass npon, In licensing way, the
eligibility Of Dempsey and Tunney,
for neither owns license in this
state.
Before the Dempsey-Tunney mat
ter went before the commission yes
terday this license committee sent
up word that hereafter that body
would act separately according to
its findings, a situation hitherto un-
known. Brewer and Muldoon contend
the committee always has followed
the commissions recommendations
and always should.
Favors Bout With Wills
Colonel Phelan is known to favor,
along with Chairman Farley, q bout
between Dempsey and the negro,
Harry Wills, and intimated yester-
day that no licenses for the Dempsey
Tunney affair would be issued. Far
ley went so far as to predict that the
fight never would take place. Brow
er and Muldoon said the committee
can refuse licenses only for legal
reasons.
Farley's contention was that the
commission had no legal right to ac-
eept' the bout before the boxers had
Ieceiyed licenses, but Brewer and
Mu1dOon counter with the Dempsey
HI stkeemks1sn L. -
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CITATION HEARING PETITION TO
HEiRSHlP no MAI.
PROPERTY
state of North Dakota. County OF
in County Court. before Hon. /.
In the matter OF the. estate Of
William A. Stiles. Deceased.
Aaron K. stiles. Petitioner.
Mary n. stiles. Katherine Baker.
Robert stiles Davis and all other
PERSONS unknown claiming any
estate or interest in or lien or In
Il cumbrance upon. the property de-
scribed in the petition or against
Respondents.
The. State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Respondents:
You and each OF You are hereby
cited and required 70 appear before
OF the County Judge Of said CDunty.
at the Court House In the City OF
Bismarck. In said County and State.
on the 10th day OF August. A. d.
1928. at the hour Of two O'clock In
the afternoon Of that day. 70 show
petition OF Aaron X. Stiles that the
above entitled court issue its de-
cree determining the right Of sue.
cessiOn to all Of the above named
parties to the real property describ-
ed as follows, to-wit: An undivided
2OS79 per cent interest in and tn
the North Half IN l-2) OF the South
west Quarter Is w. 1-4D ri Section
Fifteen tl6): the West Half wv LAD
OF Section Seventeen 90: Lots
Seven I'd: Eight CD. Nine (9: Ten
uOl, Eleven I'D and Twelve nc)
In Section Nineteen ClS): the North
west Quarter IN. w. 1.4l Of Sec
ton Twenty-One (2lJ: the South
Half Is. 1-29 Of Section Twenty
seven t27): the South Half .(S. 1-2)
of the North ext Quarter
IN. w. LTD OF Section Twehty.nine
(2O: the Southeast Quarter
6. Il. Id of Section Thirty-one
(3D: the Northw est Quarter
(N. W. 1-4) Of Section Thirty-one
(3D: all Of Section Thirty-three
(33): and the Southeast Quarter
Is. r. la Of Section Thifty-five
(35): all in Township One Hundred
Forty four Twp. 14D.. North Of
Range Seventy six .(76) West Of the
Firth Principal Meridian (5th r. Nj,
should not he allowed.
let service he made OF this cltn-
ton as required by law.
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. d.
BY the Court:
]. G.. DAVIES,
(SeaD Judge Of the County Court.
Date Of first publication July 20.
1929.
7-9O.27 a
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FAST HARVEY
TEAM TO PLAY
HERE SUNDAY
Bismarck and Harvey Mines
Have Each Won All But
3 Games This Year

An excellent ball game for Sunday
Is assured by the announcement of
George Smith, secretary of the To-
cal ball club. that he has secured q
game with Harvey.
1t will be remembered that while
Bismarck beat Harvey twice last
year, the scores were very close both
times, and in one of the games it
took IL innings to do it. Even then
the score was / to O, with Charley
Boardman pitching for Bismarck.
This season the Harvey team has
been rated one of the best in the
state. It has won Is out of 10 games
losing two out Of five to Drake and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-28
FORMER SONS
OF ST. LOUIS
GATHER FAME
SEVERED Gets Two Doubles
and Single - jacobson
Connects ; Times

A day Of accomplishment for form
er sons Of st. Louis i'm the mag
leagues, who no longer perform in
the Mound City, must be recorded
even though the Pittsburgh pirates
tOppled the anxious Giants and
George Herman Ruth hit his 3lst
home run Of the season.
Hank SEVERED. tossed about in the
Browns to- Senators to- Yankees play.
hit two doubles and "A single in New
York's & to ) victory over the Browns
yesterday. The Yankees wanted him
to do the receiving and that would
have sufficed, but Hank carried his
bat along AS well as mitt. Bill
jacobson, centerfielder for the
Browns for some years. had Il home
run. double and three singles in the
Red Sox to o victory over Detroit.
The Babes lift nj st. Louis placed
him within five Of his 1921 mark at
this stage and it helped materially.
Gosiin Keinstated
- Goose Gosln was reinstated by
Buckley Harris and contributed large
~ to the Senator'S to conquest
OF Chicago. Walter Johnson kept
nine hits we'll scattered. while the
Goose was gathering triple and
single, scoring two runs, stealing Il
base, catching six flies and assist
ing on two put-outs, one ut the plate.
GOsIin was benched last week for
indifferent playing.
Loose fielding by Emil Meusel in
the early innings gave the Pirates q
start that the Giants could not over
come and he was benched after the
tnlru.
Cincinnati gained an even break in
n double bill with Brooklyn, the
Dodgers taking the first, 6 to 3, be-
hind MeGraw's good pitching and the
Reds the second, . to 0, when Carl
Mays delivered a five hit perform
ance.
A Cardinal bombardment Of Is hits
was almost equaled by the Phillies,
but st. Louis won, 3 to $.
The Boston Braves won their
fourth straight game by taking the
first OF the series from Chicago,
to 0. Bob Smith bested Charley Root
in a pitching duel. Only four hits
were made off Smith.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGES SORE.
Cl.O8UND 0ALR

Cl.OsURH sALn
WHEREAS. Default has been
g made y tas terms o. ana co1d a.s,n
q Il tie two amort IL ton instsiIments
|6f Etghty-one and 26-1OO ($S1.25l
Dollars each. due December 18th.
1924. ana December 18th. 1926, and
th .se s sSs Of Twenty n.y. and o o. 100
18th. 1925, ~ insurance and the
sum OF Two Hundred Forty and
23-100 l$24O.23l Dollars paid on
March 17th. 1895, as taxes for the
years 1898; is2! and, 1895; -
HEREBY GIVEN. That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
Anton W.. Lepisto and Selma s.
I slss s:al BE Tsfs mportgascrs; tc
Paul. e bedx corporate: Of the city
Of iinnese1s. mertssSse. dated
December 18th. 1922. and filed for
record In the office Of the Regieter
LOT Deeds Of DuFlel0A County, North
Dakota. on Jalpaty nth. 1e!9. and
Ps.s s % BE- ~ 2. s.
sale Of the premises In such mort
gage and hereinafter described. 81
tho front door Of the Court House,
IN the city Of Rismarck. County Of
l0urIexBWs ana DI2ye OK W0Tlu O8s
kOta, At the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m.
on the 9Th day Of August. 1926. "a
satisfy the amount due upon such
| mortgage on the day OF sale. for
said defaulted installments. Said
IHale IL to be made subject and In
ferior to. the unpaid principal u the
aforesaid mortgage to The Federal
Land Bank Of Saint Paul amounting
to Twenty.f6ur Hundred Nineteen
and ees100 (1241s.eO, Dollars. The
fpren1iees dencrIbed In such mortgage
| and which will be sold to satisfy thl
aanle are situated In the County
lot sBurlelGh, and State Of North Da-
kOGa. and described - follows:
i The 6outhWest Quarter (6W la
LOT .8ectt0n Twelve (12), TOwnshtt
Zone Hundred Forty zone illlJ North
Range Seventy.six (71) West. con.
statntng One Hundred Sixty ueO]
acres, more or less, according to thl
00yernment survey thereof.
i There NIL re. dtae on said mort,
E44faul1e4 fhofa llgt6uta. insura ncs
A8a taxes the At!vA et Four Hundre9
Dollars. together With statutory 1t,
s g ssSy.1 fsss ere cost e Foreclosure
e''e ~ ~ 3 ,:se efx Land e ISs .:;t go
OF Saint Paul
'I.- Mortgages
Attorney for MofteaeeS.
es.56'est lssosf fs;3 )lessr
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CALL EON coal. 6lO9
Linden School District No.'28 of
Wing. BMrleigh County. North Da-
k0ta. will receive bids for ignite
coal to be delivered in coal bins
of said District as ordered.
School No. /, 12O tons: for School
No. 2. 30 tons. and for School No. ,.
30 tons.
Successful bidder to furnish q
bond to guarantee fhlfillment of con.
tract.
Bids will be received mp to and In
GLIDING August 18th. 1926.
District School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
]. d. HOAG,
District Clerk.
7--27 daily
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one to travelling aggregation. Har-
vey defeated the Prison All Stars de-
cisively early in the season, and as
good game as has been seen this
year is predicted by Smith.
Both Harvey and Bismarck have
won all but three games this season.
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CORPO RA.I1ONS

Carter and Legg. venlo. N. D! (Ran-
som county,. $4,000; to do . gen.
cral warehouse business; A. r. Car
ter, Leslie S. Legg and Fred Heaton.
Nekoma Farmers Elevator Co.,
Neltoma, cooperative. $26 900; Jacob
Dick. J. f. Jacobson, liver lverson and
20 others.
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nBDs FOR JANlTOn

Linden School District Nc. % OF
Wing. RurleiGh County. North Da-
kota. will receive bids for janitor
for 4 period OF nine months COM
September 9Th, 1928
isfact0ry bond to guarantee fulfill
ment of contract and proper opera :
tion Of heating plant. Bids will be
received up to and including August
18th, 1925.
District School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
]. ID. HOAC,
District CLERK.
7-27 d0i1v
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NJ IN WANDDbt4
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned. Clerk Of Ouilford
School District No; 3. Medina, n. D..
until p. M, August 10th. 1928. for
$50 tons or more Of Screened Ignite
Lump Coal, r. o. b. Cars Medina and
F. q. b. Blne School House. Medina.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids without notice
to bidders.
N,lnrR
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Turtle Lake Wins
From Garrison, 300

Turtle Lake. N. D., July 28,IurtiA
Lake met with very feeble opposition
in its game with Garrison Sunday.
The Lakers succeeded in getting 20,
hits and 20 runs while Garrison gar
nered four safcties and no runs.
Geselischen struck out IA of the Gar
risonites in the first six innings after
which he l0bbcd them over so as to
give the Lakers little fielding prac-
tice.
The box scOre:-
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Garrison -. % o o o o 90 o o. 0
Turtle LAke....O 8 8 o 3 204 $50
St-rcI cpt--hv Geseifxchen. IL; by
Ralph ireland, 10 in 8 innings; by 4.
luck, l in 2 innings.
Bases on balls. off aZunk, l.
Hit by pitched ball-Johnson. Oh
son, Kusler.
Home rpn--Lienhart.
Three baggers-Olson, Ralph Ire
land.
Two baggers--Lienhart johnson.
Stolen bases-O Olson, Lienhavt<
ErrorsSherer (2). 4. luck Vii.
son. Ray (2f. f. Zuck. "
Umpire--Deshon.
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Bige, Omaha. knocked out Joe TIP
litz. Philadelphia az.
Milwaukee.---Joey Sanger, MiIwau-
kee, beat Henry Lenard, Chicago lIOl.
Norman Bentx outpointed Billy
Bosch, az. Jackie Nichols defeated
Don David, Chicago icy.
Indianapolis.-Ro Wallace. In.
dianapolis, outpointed Tommy Burns.
Detroit, t1O). Ray Hahn, lndianapo-
lis. beat Pat Daily, Cincinnati (lO).
Denver.-"One Hop" Watson, Oma-
ha middleweight, knocked out Sig
Zakshevsky, of Milwaukee, (3). Jack
Kane, Chicago lightweight, Won a de-
cision over Jack Hurley Of Tulsa az.
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NOTICE TO IsOLDERs

or WARRANTS
All persons holding. warrants Is
sued by the 0uilford School District
No. 8. Medina. ". d., before July 1st.
1885, must present them for nay
ment to w. G.. Schnls. Treasurer. be-
fore August 26th. 1926. or they will
be Outlawed.
BY order OF the BOARD.
clerk.
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forward bring II clear Of the water
and over the shoulder, striking the
surface of the water palm down.
ward.
Bring it downward and backward
as in the dog paddle, rolling over
toward the right side in the opera
tion.
In this one has the beginning of a
swift stroke which will throw the
body forward easily and rapidly.
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Others postponed, rain.
WESTERN LEAGUE
st. Joseph Ola; Omaha As.
Wichita 5; Denver !.
Oklahoma City 4; Des Moines 6.
. Tulsa II: Lincoln 3.
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Pennant Progress


Games Today
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston ut Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
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ball. 1t also has been suggested that
a star major league baseball player
be invited. to make the presentation
in each camp.
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kota, Iowa, Nebraska. Minnesota; Ok
lahcma. Kansas and Missouri will be
held At Fort Smelling, Minnesota;
Fort Des Moines. Iowa, and Fort
LeavenWorth, Kansas.
The war department has announced
in making these awards that due con-
tiasrAtion will bs given the Babes
desire to promote sportsmanship and
Athletic growers, especially in bAss-
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Games Today
st. Louis ut Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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When one has become proficient
in the dog-paddle, swimming will be
made easy. 1t is basis upon which
the swimmer may always fall back If
the other strokes are too hard.
Don't try to swim the harder
strokes all ut once. Take it easy.
Start with the dog paddle and as
the left hand goes downward roll
over on the left side, and instead of
thrusting the right hand straight