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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02
Marcels SOC: sbampoo 5oc. rr;o

Reports Coat Stolen. Harry Car
michael of go Hamilton street re
ported to the FL Centre police latr
yesterday afternoon that y blanket
ond coHt had been stolen from 763
brighton street. He described his
property as being plaid blanket
and = lambcriack coat. The police
immediately began an investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Stock Train Moves. - There wcr,.
% ears included in the stock train
which rolled out of the valley bound
for Los Angeles this morning. The
train was made up as follows: Orita.
" rafs; calipatria ,; Brawlcy %:
Imperial 9; FL Centre / IloityiHc
/; 'aI'Nico , and Mcxicali +.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Bale Ties No. IS. 10H, oiled, at
Edgar Bros. Go. Hardware Store. i.
ndv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-02

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real.
ty Co, FL Centro, Cal COS Main st.
rhohe 100 adv
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30

rify 81 MoSrhead, commander Of
North Dakota, Knights. .Biskop Vim
cont WshrIs 81 tisma5ck; &. r.
Kelsch Of MandAn and N. ]. Reilly
81 Pond du Lac, Wis.,. vice supreme
master Of the fourth dsgsee Knights
Of Columbus.
Tomorrov, tha annual convention IL
to be held here, with delegates and
mewbers representing II councils
state Meet ID .TomoFrow
High mass at st. Mary's cathedral
will precedc the mornings business
session. A noon luncheon and tour
Of Bismarck and Mandan, will pre-
cede the aftesn0on's session. In the
evening, the delegates will be en-
tertained by the Catholic Daughters
Of America q . banquet in the
nurses home, ST. Alexius hospital.
State Deputy James A. Clarity Of
Moorhead Is to preside over the ses-
sion. y Other officers are ]. p. Wag-
ner. Bismarck, state treasurer; G.
p. Peterson, Grand Forks, state ad-
vocate; N. s. Hyland, Fargo, state
warden: FIR. John Stag, Bismarck,
state chaplain. and +. B. Murphy,
Minot, past state deputy.
District deputies are G. F. Kelsch,
Mandan; M. J. Kraker, Wahpeton;
Fred ". Wals, Devils Lake, and DR..
F. H. Gibbons, New Rockford.
Councils Of the state orgsnisstion
are located at Fargo, Minot, Grand
Forks, Dickinson, Bismarck Mandan,
Devils Lake, Williston, Jamestown,
Largdon, Wahpeton and New Rock
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30
ROBINS SCORE
So VICTORY
OVER GIANTS
Elli0t's Pitching Wins Game
Athletics Win Ovef
Senators, 6 to 1
(By The Associated press)

ny Inc ASSOCJ8tGU k-reSSD
As the smoke of the latest big
league battles settled, seven pitchers
were able to boast Of the feat of sur
viving nine full innings.of modern
heavy hitting and coming out on the
winning end.
One winning member Of the young
err pitching generation was the giant
Jumbo Elliott. the ponderous port
slider from Terre Haute, who made
pygmies Of the New York Giants in
winning for the Brooklyn Robins, 5
to 2, allowing but four safe hits. John
McGraw's touted murderers' row
was harmless as kindergarten
against the big boys slants and
again Wilbert Robinson saw the kind
Of pitching the Robins were given
credit for having. Vance and Petty
also have come through finely in re-
cent games.
Athletics Beat Senator's
The Philadelphia Athletics won
their game with the Senators, 6 to-,
on the same kind of pitching by
George Walberg, big left handler
with about six years experience. Like
Elliott. he allowed the enemy only
four safe blows.
For the Pittsburgh Pirates, leaders
Of the National League, Carmen Hill
started and finished against the Cubs
and turned in an to 5 victory des-
pite homer by Hack Wilson. Hills
mates were hitting we'll behind him
and Harris Clipped in circuit crack
that helped. The game was the
Pirates 18th ina row and lifted
them long way ahead of the field,
since it knocked few points off the
percentage Of the Cubs, their closest
competitors. The Pirates lead now
is more than 100 points.
Sox Win
Pitching again played a big part
in the work Of the Chicago White
Sox, whose fine showing in holding
secondA place to the Yanks in the
American League is as much Of sem
sation as the squirt of the Pirates in
the National. Ted Lyons to 6
triumph over the Detroit Tigers was
No. & this year for the slim youngster
who went to the White Sox four
years ago from Baylor University.
In double header between the St.
Louis and Cleveland Americans, Mil
ton CASTOR Of the Browns won the
first, 7 to 4, and Emil Levsen Of the
Indians the second, 10 TO 2.
.'Alex" Stars for Cards
Carl Mays, the veteran. now with
the Cincinnati Reds. found lots Of
dynamite in the Cardinals bats this
time and lost an IL to 8 decision to
his rival hurler, Grover Alexander,
the ageless ST. Louis pitching ace.
Alexander was the only real old timer
among the winning pitchers of the
day.
The New York Yankees needed two
pitchers to stop the Boston Red Sox.
Reuther gave way to Thomas early in
the game and the Yankee bats began
to swing as advertised, netting seven
runs in the eighth and winning the
game, Is to Z. One of three homers
IN the. game swelled Babe Ruth's to-
tai to IS, mark which leads both
leagues. while beautiful catch by
Flagstead of the Sox robbed Lou Geh-
rig of what might have been his 18th.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30
CALLAHAN AND
YERS AWAIT
TUESDAY FIGHT
Junior Welterweight Title at
Stake-BOth Want to
Meet Mandell

Chicago, May 30.-lR-Nothing
but a violent rainstorm can prevent
the open air fight at the Cubs base
ball park tomorrow night when Mushy
Callahan Of Los Angeles risks his
junior welterweight title against
Spug Myers Of Pocatello, Idaho, Jim
Mullen, the promoter, said today.
The champion and the challenger
finished training yesterday, Gala
han working six fast rounds and
Myers being satisfied with four.
Want Mandell Match
Managers Of both scrappers today
were talking lightweight champion
ship aspirations for their boys. Gala
han and Myers profess to be able to
scale down to 1876 pounds, and each
wants match with Sammy Mandell,
the lightweight title holder, in the
event Of victory tomorrow night.
Myers and Callahan have already
engaged in one fight this year. Myers
taking the decision by comfortable
point margin. Both fighters, how
ever, went into the ring over the jun
Tor welterweight limit of lao pounds,
and no title was at stake.
The fight tomorrow night will be
10 rounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30
DOwnpour Slows Up
Golf Tournament

Although several of the city's most
enthusiastic golfers defied the steady
rain which fell the greater part Of
yesterday and played from 1S to sc
holes in the tournament which had
been arranged for the holiday period
by the tournament committee, the
unfavorable weather kept large
number of possible entrants away.
These are planning to play their
tournament matches this afternoon,
as the grounds crew has been at
work on the course during the fore
noon tday and it is believed the
greens will be in good condition
again after the noon hour. Wet fair
ways. slow greens, and the steadily
falling rain yesterday prevented those
who did play from making their usual
scores, so the qualifying scores
throughout were somewhat higher
than would be the case under normal
conditions.
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belonging to Mr.. Aronsohn, " diamond
ring valued at $4,000 belonging to
Mrs. ArOnsohn. IL
Apologize Pr0fusely
From time to time the pair
apologixed for the inconvenience they
were causing. The Aronsohns men,
toned they were guests. "Well them
said one burglar, Il think we'd better
leave you couple of dollars. You
wouldn't want to be caught away
from home without a cent"
In Livcrmorc's room, they ordered
the couple from. bed with apologies.
They refused to take a diamond stud
ded platinum wedding ring worth
thousands Of dollars from Mrs. Liver
more when she stripped it from her
finger. A $4,000 sapphir ring was
returned to her on pleadings that
she priced it for sentimental rea-
sons. A similar ring worth $4,000
was returned to her husband. "This
is probably as dear to you as your
wife's is to her." they said to the
broker.
They handed him u $4,000 platinum
wrist watch to be- returned to Mrs.
Aronsohn. I'VE don't feel just right
aboutF rObbing your guest" they said.
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2 'GENTLEMEN''
BURGLARS GET
VALUABLE LOOT
Wall Street Trader and
Guests Victims of Pair of
Petite Bandits

New York. May 30.-dP)-Two
gentlemen" burglars, who obtained
S90,260 in jewels and cash from the
country home of Jesse l.. Livermorc
noted Wall street trader. were hunt
cd today throughout the exclusive
Long Island colony and in the New
York underworld.
The gems and cash were taken from,
Mr.. and Mrs. Livermore and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aron-
sohn, shortly before dawn yesterday
morning, Mr.. Aronsohn is b silk
manufacturer of New York. Liver
more's home is at Kings Point, Great
Neck.
Working with extreme politeness
even apologies to their victims, the
thieves returned other jewelry worth
$4,000 on the fearful pleading OF
the women and ignored remaining
valuables worth $4,000.
Were Unmarked
The robbers were unmarked. They
were about Is years old.
Entering two bedrooms on the sec
ond floor by means of ladder, the
robbers completed their work in one
hour and 10 minutes.
The loot comprised a pearl neck
lace worth 100000 sapphire and q
diamond ring, valued at $4,000, q
monogrammed gold watch worth
$1,000; and $50 in cash belonging to
Mrs. Livermore; pearl stickpin
valued ut $4,000 and 5000 in cash
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30
4TH DEGREE
K. G. MEETING !.
is HERE TODAY
165 10 BE Initiated Into Gro~p
State Meeting Is
Tomorrow

One hundred and sixty-fivc can
didstes are to be Initiated into the
Fourth Degree. Knights Of Column
bus. at special ceremonies hero this
afternoon.
The gathering opened this morn
ing with celebration Of solemn pom
tifical high mass at st. Mary's
Cathedral. with Right Reverend Vim
cent Wehrle, Bishop Of Bismarck, ~
celebrant. SMissa Tertia,r by Hal
Ter. was sung by the Bismarck
Knights Of Columbus male choir.
Ihitiatory ceremonies were sched-
uled to begin at 1880 at St. Mary's
auditorium.
Initiates come from councils ct
Bismarck Mandan, New Rockford,
Devils Lake. Dickinson. Fargo. Moor
head, Grand Forks, Jamestown, Lang
don, Minot. Wahpcton, ,Williston,
Glcndivc, Duluth, Galcsburg, ILL.,,
Fond du lac, Wis.,, and St. Paul.
Mckcnna to Preside
Judge George N. Mckenna Of Ma
polcon will act as POSTMASTER at the
banquet this evening. Toasts are to
BIO given BY McKcnna, James Gar
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SOutherners Are
Being Driven Back

Shanghai, May 3O.-OP9-Lack Of
news from northern headquarters at
Picking regarding the offensive in
Honan is taken here Is indicating
that the battle is not progressing
too favorably. Previous reports from
northern sources stated the south
erners, or nationalists, were being
driven back.
Meanwhile the advance Of the mod
crate nationalists, under General
Chang Kai-Shck. through Anhcwi
province in the direction Of Ticntsin
is continuing, according to . wire
less message from Marking, Chiang's
headquarters.
1t is reported that Chiapg's troops
captured Mingkwang, 70 miles from
Pukow, and another force from the
west took Pengpu, ITO miles north
west Of Pukow, capturing five loco
motives and 200 cars
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30
ABSTRACT BIZ STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December 81

ABSTRACT BIZ STATEMENT
For the Year Ending December "a.
A. ID. 1925.
or the Farmers Mutual Fire &
Gated at Driscoll. North Dakota.
President. G. A. Swanson.
Secretary. X. A. Ersland. =. !.
Aggregate amount Of ad-
nttted assets .........$ 2,004.67
Aggregate amount Of lia-
Surplus over ali iiiabiiiitiies .l.iS%:SS3
. ahs year ::::::: s.ssl.ss
during the year; 20: .Gl1s.sl
Risks in force. Decem-
Total risks written dur
ing the year. 25O,65O.OO
Total premiums re-
cejvcd during the year 3,251.S6
Total losses incurred
during the year. $4,000
TOTAL losses paid during
STATE Of 81 NORTH I DAKOTA s''''o
Office of Commissioner
of Insurance.
]. s. A. Olsness. commissioner Of
insurance Of the State Of North Da-
kota. do hereby certify that the
foregoing IL a true abstract Of the
originai statement now on file in
In Testimony Whereof, II
have hereunto set my
(SEAL) hand and affixed the seal
OF this Office At Bis
marck, the first day OF
April, A. %. 1927.
81 s. A. OLSNESS.
STATE S 81 NoRra D s. sasSAance'
Office Of Commissioners
of Insurance.
coMPANx.S CERTIFICATE OF
whereas. The Farmers Mutua,
pany. q Corpora lion cfesnised I'm ,ls-
der the laws Of North Dakota, has
filed in this office q sworn state
ment exhibiting its condition and
cemher 81. 1926. conformable to the
Requirement. Of the laws Of A3lis
state re1areinE the business 6f In
whereas. The said Company has
Tiled Y ,thls Ssfice 2 duly ssst!eisa
Qf ergaqixetlon in coan5i;is nt'e with
fhs e. rs9 2Stess g q tie lassfsncs
Now, Therefore, i, s. "A. Olsaess.
sses Ss e b.Hotss e the
the preytsions Of said laws. do
named Gfgbpany 10 tally onDbow
erea. thronEh IT. authorized AGENTS.
Co. transaet .ats aPpropriate bq9inees
state accor4ing TO the ISws fhereoE,
y ysys the sast sdsy' ef MARCIA. 4: 2.
IN Testluony Whereof, /
havc hereuhko ~ ~
(sEAL) hsnd en4 ~ As DiS-
Apf'l z. 81 ae 81
- CeNmiseio14g es 1neagNSeA Il
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morning aud continued at intervals
through the day. Travellers reported
roads from here to Jamestown slip
perry, while no reports were available
on the condition Of roads west, north
and south.
Bismarck had 20 inches Of rain
from a. m. Sunday until z a. m. TO.
day. Other points reporting rainfall
during the last "a hours were Armenia,
40; Bottineau, %; Lisbon, .6S and
Mirot, 80.
Crosby reported 90 inches since 7
a. m. Sunday, with an additional .1S
Saturday night, whiN Dunn Center
reported 90 yesterday with 20 Sat-
urday night.
No reports available from Devils
Lake. Dickinson, Glendale, Eesxen-
den, Aettinger, Grand Forks, James
town, I.angdon, Larimorc, Napoleon,
Pembina, Williston and Moorhead.
Mimi.
Reports from Montana points in
dicatcd they had q heavy rainfall.
while snow was reported ct Anaconda.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-30
Athletic Carnival
Is Well Attended

Many were present at the annual
athletic carnival staged by the boys
and girls physical education classes
of the Bismarck schools Saturday
might at the high school gymnasium.
The program opened with games,
contests and tumbling exhibitions by
the young Corners" boys under TO-
This was followed by springboard
and high jump exhibition by girls
physical education class. Five girls,
Elsie Slater, Theo. Vctter, Mary
Frances Gave, Sylvia Nyland and
Hannah Jordan jumped five feet six
inches.
A girls class then did the Sailors
Hornpipe," followed by demonstra-
ton in calisthenics and marching
Mary Macleod did the Highland Fling
in costume, with piano accompani-
ment by Margaret Bates.
A demonstration of apparatus
work and tumbling by boys classes
was followed by studies in human
statuary," taking athletic poses. The
carnival was produced under the
direction of J. j. M. Macleod.
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. SPORTS q

opportunity they're being offered Of
seeing a card full Of action and at
the same time giving aid to Bis
marck's baseball team.
The Eckroth brothers of Mandan
are to be the curtain raisers and will
be followed by Willie Asher of Far
60, who win mix with Danny Dunn
Fargo in the hundred pound class and
Tommy McGough meets u S. Grant
Of, Fargo in a four-rounder in the ITO
pound class.
Paul Sides Of Bismarck meets Bat
Ting Kinnard in the semis in six
round 60, and Jimmy Dugan Of Bis
marck meets Earl Orion in the well
ter class, the final of the evening.
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a. -. 1021.
or The Merchants Fire Insurance
Company. located at Denver. In the
state Of Colorado.
admitted assets - 1.375.72&.s2
Aggregate amount Of
liabilities kept
capital aud surplus).
including reinsurance
reserve ............ 72s.2o2.9i
Amount OF fully paid
UP capital stock .... SOC. 100000
Surplus over all liabili-
Aggregate Income dur
Ing the year. ......... S64,722Sl
mcnts during the year 574,4l7.5s
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total risks written dur
ing the year. 12A,l3f.0O
Total premiums re-
cctvcd during the year 1,7O5.3]
Total losses incurred
during the year. Isaac
Total losses paid dur
sTAfTE OF NoiyT;iil' DAKOTA ''''''
Office Of Commissioner
Of Insurance.
!. s. \. Olsness. commissioner Of
Insurance Of the State of North Da.
kota. do hereby certify that the
foregoing IL Il true abstract OF the
original statement now on file In
this office.
in Testimony Whereof, 1
have hcrcunto set my
(SEAL) hand and affixed tho seal
of this Office 1T Bis
narck,. the first day Of
April, A. ID. 1927.
$. A. OI-SNESS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Office Of Commissioners
OF Insurance.
COMPANIES CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
Whereas. The Merchants Fire In
Surance Company, a corporation Or.
gantzed under the laws Of Colorado,
has filed In this office sworn
statement exhibiting It's condition
and business for tho year ending
December ~. 1926. conrormablc 70
the requirements Of the laws OF this
state. regarding the BUSINESS OF In
Whereas. The said Company has
filed TN this office a duly certified
copy OF it's charter with certificate
Of organization In compliance with
tho requirements Of THE Insurance
laws aforesaid.
Now. Therefore. !. S. y. Olsness.
Commissioner of Insurance Of the
state of North Dakota, pursuant to
the ,provisions Of said laws. do
named Company Is fully empo.y-
cred. through it's authorized agents,
to transact its appropriate business
Of Authorized Insurance in this
state according to the laws thereon,
until the 3lst day of March, A. d.
1928.
In Testimony Whereof. 1
have hereunto set my
(SEAL) hand and seal ut Bis
marck, this First day OF
April, A. ID. 1927.
S.. A. OLSNESS.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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WEATHER MAY
ALLOW GA NJ E.
HERE TODAY
City Team to Play Mandan
This Afternoon if No More
Rain Falls

Rain-and plenty Of it--prevcntcd
playing of the initial game between
bismarck and Mandan yesterday Mt
Mandan, but chances this noon were
that today's game would be played
II the weather clears up.
The rain started yesterday morn
ing and kept on steadily through the
day, SO that game was called off. To-
days game, scheduled for Baker field
at 2:3O, will be played, however, if
there's any chance at all.
Practices have shown that Bis
marck this year has "A team 20 per
cent better than that Of last year
with some good hard hitters and
with plenty of men who can fill all
positions capably. The opener
against Mandan will give local fans
chance to see what their team can
do against the strong opposition the
cross-river team can muster. A speedy
game is assured, if it's possible to
play today.
Tentative Lineup
The tentative lineup for today's
game is little different from the one
announced for yesterdays game. with
the probable selection of Love for the
pitching end. Other positions will
probably eb filled as follows: Fuller
in left field; Sagchorn at short; Sim.
onson at center field; Riley at third
Lenaberg on the receiving end; Paul
son at first; Moen at second and
Smith in right field.
Mandan has such veterans as Dorf
Ter, Schafer, Heidi. Newcomer, Tar
box, HOeft and SchultZe. New faces
likely to appear in the lineup arc
McMahan, Helbling, Ferderer, Rausch
Fisher and Writ.
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. !
~ once Of Commiseioner
OF Insurance.
J.. s. A. Olsness. Commissioner Of
!neurancS ef the state Ct North Da-
foregoing 10 n true abstract Of the
Original statement now on Ole In
IN Testimony whersof. I
have hereuntO set my hand
tSEALl and afhxed the seal Of this
Once at BiemArck the first
day Of April, 4 \, q sn 49,.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
once OF Commissioners
Of Insurance.
AuTHohIfY.
whereas, Tho Aetna Life Insurance
Company. . CORPORATION organized
under the laws Of Connecticut. has
hled In this office qworn statement
exhjbitipg ias condttSon and business
for the year ending December 81.
ments Of tho laws OF this state. re-
garding the business Of Insurance,
Whsrs.s. the said Company ha.
Med In this Office a duly certified
or nisatlon in compliance with
the requirements Of the Tansurance
laws aforesaid.
Now. Therefore, l., s.stA. Olsness.
Commissio4er Of Insurance Of the
the tovisions Of said laws. do
hereby certify that the above named
Company u fully empowered through
Its authorised agents.. to transact its
Insurance in this state accorAing. to
the laws thereof. until the 31st day
| OF March, A. D. 1928.
In Testimony Whereof, I
have heteunto set my hand
fS6ALl ana seal at Bismarck. this
hrek April A. ID. 1877.
s. A.. OLSNESS,
Commlso(on Of 1nSuf6nce.
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ALL IS READY /.
FOR CARD
Many to Attend Bouts, To-
night at Auditorium
Start At $3.50

Everything is in readiness for, to-
nights benefit boxing card, and in
disations are teat IT. those n.. who attend q
on here in long time. The card
starts at $3.50.
Horper,s proteges, HERMAN, Kin.
nard and Orion. arrived here last
night after trip over muddy roads
from Fargo. They staged Q workout
before . crowd estimated ct 100 at
the Blackstone Parlors, and today are
resting up in preparation for to-
night'1 bouts.
Tickets Go Good
Tickets have been going good for
! tho bout md fans are realising the
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT
For the Year EnAing December 81
AL ID. 1929.

For the Year EnAing December 81.
AID. 1929.
OF the Atlas Assurance Company.
Limited. located at London, England,
AggsrsEate. amount Of. .,,
Aggregate amount OF
liabilities Except
capital and Surplus),
including reinsurance
reserve " @5S4l052e
Surplus over all liabili-
ties -------------- 2.so7.+s2.ss
ing the year 4,345.79B.66
ments during the year s.a3o.sse.s.
NORTH DAKOTA BUSINESS
Total risks written dur
ing the year------$ 1,27o,3Os.00
Total premiums receiv-
ed during the year 11,068.Ol
Total losses incurred
during the year, 5.12i.3O
Total losses paid during
the 3,G.A.SO
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
Office Of Commissioner
or insurance.
!. $. A. Olsness, Commissioner OF
Insurance OF the State Of North Da-
kOta. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true abstract OF the
orislnal statement now on ME IN
In Testimony Whereof. !
have hereuntO set my hand
lSEAL1 and affixed the seal Of this
Office at Bismarck the first
day Of April; a A 3 ex ls;!.
Commissioner Of Insurance.
STATE OF NORTH, dakota.
Office Of Commissioner s
OF Insurance.
COMPANY'S CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY.
Whereas, The Atlas Assurance
Company, Limited, a corporal 10 m orr
ganized under the laws of Great
Britain. has filed in this office u
sworn statement exhibiting it's con-
dition and business for the year end
Ing December 81. 1926. conformab1e
to the requirements OF the laws Of
this state, regarding the business Of
Insurance. and,
Whereas, the said Company has
copy Of its charter with Icertiicate
OF Organization in complt nee with
the requirements Of the Insurance
laws aforesaid.
Now Theretore. /. 8. A. Olsness.
State OF North Dakota. pursuant IN
the provisions OF said laws. do
hereby certify that the above named
Company y fully empowered through
Its authorized agents., to transact Its
appropriate business Of FAuthoriSed
Insurance In this Htate accordinG. to
the laws thereof. until the 31st day
Of March. A. ID. 1878.
In Teetlaaony. whereof. {!
have hereunto set my hhn1
lSEALl and seal Vt Bismarce. this
first day OF April. A. y. 1897.
e &. A. OIASNESS.
Commissioners Of lnsutancs.
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COOL WEATHER
HINDERS TRIPS
Rain Puts Dampcr on Vaca.
ton Plans-NO Relief
in Sight

Cool weather and showers COM
bined to put dampcr on weekend
vacationists in North Dakota, and no
relief was in sight. with showers to-
night and Tuesday; not much change
in temperature" the forecast.
The rain started falling yesterday