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Others glimpsed out on the track
we're George Souders and his w. s..
White entry and Al Melcher's Miller
Special. Many of the railbirds are
watching and hoping for Frank
Lockhart, youthful coast speed
demon, who won last years race.
Lockhart is stationed far over and
is expected to wheel his gas
buggy" onto the bricks any time
now.
ODDS A Porter, official timer for
the races, was out giving things the
"once-over. Portcrs electrical
timing devices will be installed in
time for the qualifying trials next
week.
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Wade Morton's red Duesenberg
Special was in action humming
around the oval Wade apparently
is anxious to get a lot of practice
to his credit, as most of the other
pilots are.
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But while we are coving lorna
does, we can not cover golf, so we
are leaving you for today.
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Drivers Wheel Cars Over
Brick OvaI-AnnuaI
Classic NearS.
BY Norman e. Isaacs

Business was brisk at the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway Wednesday,
where preparations were going on in
full blast for the fifteenth interna-
tional 500-nile motor classic, May 80.
A dozen or SO pilots jockeyed their
mounts onto the brick oval turning
in many practice laps. Others busted
themselves around their garages put
ting their speed creations in shape
for the grind.
George Fernic, the Roumanian
driver Of the French Bugatti, wheeled
his bus out and went around the
track several times. Fernic is I'M
able to speak a word of English and
Buddy MARI, his relief driver, car
ries on conversation through word
signs and diagram drawing.
Peter De Paolo took his front
drive Miller Special out for an air.
ing early in the day, later retiring
to his garage, which he shares with
Tony Gulotta The pair had vic
trola going through the afternoon,
and many of the boys gathered there.
Pete and Tony have the neatest-
looking garage of the whole lot.
Frank Elliott pulled his front drive
Junior Eight Special out for a few
warm-up laps late in the afternoon.
Elliott's bus is Incorporating lit
tie car and apparently is capable of
turning in lot Of speed.
Cliff Bergere, whom steve Hanna
gan, Speedway publicity expert, de-
scribes as 1.-THE Bostonian with the
French accent and a mustache as
pointed as Tex Richards converse
ton had his Miller Special out and
was doing some fast laps in the aft.
ernoon. Bergere formerly was dou
BILE in the movies and shows signs
Of having heavy foot
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MODERN smokers are the most exact
ing ever known, and they place Camel
first among cigarettes.
For Camel was created to succeed
in the hardest-to-please age ever
known. 1t was made to satisfy those
who demand the utmost, and modern
smokers have given it such popularity
as no other cigarette ever had.
If you're downright hard to please,
just try Camels. TOBACCO taste and fra
GRANGE will be revealed as never before,
for Camels are rolled of the choicest
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos,
supremely blended. This modern
cigarette exceeds all other standards
but its own. To light one is to find
taste ful6lment. "Haye Camel!"
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
l.l.n0urRE r. CALM

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage made executed,
and delivered, by Archie w. Patter-
son and Minnie O. Patterson, his
Company, corporation, mortgagee.
dated the first day Of December,
1928, and filed for record in the Of
flee Of the Register OF Deeds for
Burleigh County. North Dakota on
the 7th day Of January. 1924. Mt
Book ia of Misc. Mortgages on
page 493. and which mortgage was
thereafter duly. assigned to Helen
Fanslow and Hulda Ulrich by writ
ten instrument dated the 10th day
Of January. 1924. and filed for rec
30th day of January, 1924, at 900
o'clock A. NJ, and recorded in Book
IT'S of assignments on page lei. will
be fOreclOsed by sale of the prem
Uses described in said mortgage and
herein described by. the sheriff at
in the city Of Bismarck, Burleigh
County, North Dakota. on the 25th
| day Of June, 1927, at the hour Of
two o'clock in the afternoon, ia
satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage on the date OF the sale.
l Lie IAuuS duu pIcWlocS uoSCTIUSu
in said mortgage and which viii
be sold to satisfy the same are sit.
uated In the County Of Burleigh
State of North Dakota and known
and described as follows, to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter, t(other.
wise known as the South Halt o.
the Northeast Quarter and Lots One
and Two) of Section Four. Township
One Hundred Forty.three, North
Range Seventy-seven. West.
The. entire mortgage debt hal
been declared due.
There will be due on said mort.
gage on the date of the sale includ
ing taxes paid, the sum Of $lOs9.3:
together with the costs OF this fore
closure as allowed by law.
Dated May 10th, 1927.
HELEN FANSLOW
and
So HULDA ULRICH,
Owners Of Mortgage.
| WOoledge e. Hanson,
Attorneys for Owner Of Mortgage.
Minot, North Dakota.
(First publication May Is. 1920
5Y6-23- 500 /6-l3.20
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VIDA. BANQUET
AT I TONIGHT
Delegates Here From 30 Re.
views in State-COnventiOn
Opens Tomorrow

: Delegates from the SO reviews Of
the Woman's Benefit Association in
North Dakota are in Bismarck today
for the quadrennial great review
which opens this evening at I o'clock
I with banquet at the Patterson no
tel. Great Commander Mrs. Alberta
V. Droelle of Detroit, Mich, will be
honor guest. State officers in attend
ance include Mrs. anna DeMars Of
/. Fargo, state commander, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Dow Of Mandan, district
deputy.
Following the banquet the Bis
marck drill team will open the con-
vention and class Of Is candidates
from Bismarck, Mandan, Wishek and
other nearby reviews will be initial
ed. the Mandan officers and guards
putting on the ritualistic work.
The formal opening Of the con-
vcnton will be at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. A. feature of the business
session will be the selection of a
delegate to the national review. An
automobile ride through Bismarck
and Mandan has been planned for to-
morrow afternoon.
At the banquet this evening Miss
Jessie Ramp will preside as toast
mistress. Mrs. Clara Morris will be
in charge Of the program.
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Public Invited to
Drills and Parade
Of knights Templar

Knights Templar from all parts Of
the state will arrive here this eve
ming and tomorrow for the grand COM
mandery conclave which will be held
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
The usual religious service of the
conclave will be held at the Masonic
temple at 10 a. m, tomorrow. At
/ 80 p. M, the annual parade will
be formed at the temple and will
move to the ball grounds south of
the N. p. tracks. where the competi-
tive drills and dress parade will be
held. Drill teams from four or five
lodges in the state are expected here
to compete with the Bismarck team,
which has won the state champion
ship cup for two successive years.
The drills and the dress parade are
open to the public, and an invitation
has been extended to everyone to
attend.
A banquet at 6 o'clock in the tenn
pie dining room will be for Knights
Templar only, but this will be fol
lowed by dance which is open to all
Masons and their ladies and members
Of the Eastern Star and their escorts
The dance is free to all.
Wednesday will be devoted entirely
to business sessions of the grand
commandery.
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deceased woman and the other
plaintiffs. also were blood rela-
tives. They charged that Mrs.
Russell was incompetent to sign
a deed when the one in question
was executed and that Mr.. Rus
sell exercised undue influence in
inducing his wife to deed the prop
erty to him. .
The Cass county district court
held for the plaintiffs on their
contention that Mrs. Russell was
mentally incompetent when the
deed was signed. Trial anew was
had in the supreme court. Judg-
ment Of the high court was that
Mrs. Russell was competent to
sign the deed and that the consid-
Grafton Of love and affection was
sufficient to warrant her in trans
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100,O00-MILE
OAKLAND HERE
Car Which Is Making Trans
Continental Tour Exhibit
ed in Bismarck Today

Thirty cars from the Stair Motor
company met the 100, 1000 Mile Oak
land six sedan at the edge Of the city
today, as it arrived here on it's sec
ond severe test-p 600 mile tour Of
the country conducted 1t
through the streets of the business
district to the accompaniment Of
horns, whistles, and bells. The pa
rade attracted considerable atten-
ton.
At 3 o'clock, the crew Of the car
presented Governor A. G. Sorlie with
Il letter from Governor Fred xim-
norman of Wisconsin, and the greet
ings of President Coolidge, who re-
ceived the car in Washington in Feb
ruary, and Mayor John w. Smith of
Detroit
The Wisconsin governors letter
had Travelled from Madison, through
Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas, into Mexico at Nueva Laredo,
= and thence west to San Diego and up
the. west coast to Vancouver. b. c,
The greetings of the president had
travelled about $4,000 miles.
The car visited Mandan in the aft
ernoon and then left Bismarck foi
Jamestown, where it spends the
ulsuLs pIOLccuiUk luCSudy w "
The same car, a stock sedan IL
every respect except for
transp RE mt I hood through
which the phenomenal motto
can be seen at work, recently com
pleted heroic test in a Detroit sales
room by running 1853 days and nights
continuously and piling up mileage
totaling 100000 miles. Now the same
car, with few minor requirements
Is doing in the short space of 80 days
what the average family car does II
10 months. 10000 miles over all sorts
of roads.
In the tour on which the car is en-
gagged, 80 states will be covered an,
So major cities will be visited. Tn
route from Detroit is roughly in tn
shape Of figure 8, touching u
Louisville, Baltimore, Boston, Chi
eapn, St. Louis, Dallas, San Diego, Sc
attic, Minneapolis, Des Moines
Chicago and Detroit.
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Old Settlers Plan .
Picnic at AlmOnt

The second annual Old Settlers
picnic will be held at, Almont June
IL, it has been announced, follow
ing a meeting Of members Of the
county Organization. Officers who
were chosen to take charge of ar
engagements for the coming year
were John DIN. Sims, president;
Col. /. N. Steen, Carson, vice pres
ident; Edward Sullivan, New Sa-
lem, secretary; J. T. Nelson, Glen
Ullin, treasurer.
On the executive committee are
Philip Blank, Jr., New Salem; L.
A. Tavis, Mandan; Simon Peter
son. Leith, and rerd Leutz, He
bron.
Arrangements have been made
for several prominent speakers Al
the program. including L. F.
Crawford Of the state historical so.
ciety, Gel. I. N. Steen Of Carson
Simon Peterson Of Leith, ]. T
Nelson Of Glen Ullin and Ferdi.
nand Lentz Of Hebron.
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40. u. w. Nine Is
Beaten Yesterday
BY Washburn Team

BY score of 10 to 4, the Washburn
nine defeated the A. o. u. w. ball
team in the seasons initial game at
Wildwood Lake yesterday afternoon.
The A. O. U. w. aggregation was
leading Washburn up to the middle
of the seventh, with the score 4 to
l, but Washburn showed unexpected
power during the rest Of the game
to come from behind and win.
With no diamond laid out, the
players worked under decided handi-
cap, playing in clover field. The
game had the effect of smoothing off
the rough edges on the local team
it's mentors believe, and Sundays
game with Sterling is expected to
show different result
Wilson, Houston and Thorstensen
pitched for Washburn. with Schwuz-
err as catcher. Hummel and Klein
did good work pitching for the A. O
U. WIS, with Kelly as catcher.
A workouts to be held Wednesday
evening, the place to be announced
later.
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OT(.E.

NOTICE.
In the matter Of the applica ton
OF Bismarck Drug Company. cor
poratiOn. Of Blsmarck, North Da-
kota, for voluntary dissolution.
Notice IL hereby given. that Bis
marck Drug Company. a corpora
ton, organized and existing under
and by virtue Of the laws of the
state Of North Dakota. with, its
principal place Of business at Bis.
marck, North Dakota. has presented
to the District Court in and for the
Countys of BuEleigh and State Of
North Dakota, an application for q
declaration for dissolution Of said
corporation by said Court: and that
said application will he heard BY
said Court at the Court rooms there.
OF. In the Courthouse. In the City
Of bismarck, In said County anG
State. at 1900 o'clock A. NJ. on the
3Oth day Of June, A. d. 1927. or al
such time subsequent thereto rs the
Court may determined: and that unit
| 1000 o'clock a. NJ. on the said 3Otf
day of June, A. d. 1927. any person
may file objections to said applica.
ton with the Clerk OF this Court.
/ Witness my hand and seal Of thi.
Court this 18th day Of May. A. y
1922.
| (SeaD CHAS. FISHER,
Clerk Of the District COllr
in and for BurletEh County
| ~ Oak.
(First publication May 1G. 1870
! 5/1C-23-3O-6/6-13
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800 Take Part in
County Play Day

More than 300 school children and
their parents from the rural schools
of the county were in Bismarck Sat
urday for the annual county play
day. A defamation and music con-
test was held Saturday morning at
the high school auditorium and in
the afternoon field meet was con-
Quoted at Fort Lincoln.
A check up Of results will be made
within a day or two and the schools
winning the silver loving cups will
be announced.
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NOTICE.

"
In the matter Of the application
Of Bismarck Improvement Company,
corporation. of Bismarck. North
Dakota, for voluntary dissolution.
Notice. Is hereby given. that Bis
marck Improvement Company, a
corporation, organized and existing
under and by virtue of the laws Of
the State Of North Dakota, with its
principal place Of business at Bis
marck. North DkOta, has presented
tothe District Court in and for the
County Of Burleigh and State OF
North Dakota. an application for a
declaration for dissolution OF said
corporation by said Court; and that
said application will be heard by
said Court at the Court rooms
thereof. in the afternoon, In the
city of Bismarck. in said County. and
State. at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, on the
Both day Of June. A. ID. 1927, or at
such time subsequent thereto as the
Court may determine: and that unit
1000 o'clock 4. NJ, on the said 3Oth
day Of June. 4. D. 1927, any person
may file objections to said aUplica-
ton with the Clerk of this Court.
Witness my hand and seal OF this
Court this 14th day OF May, A. D.
1927.
(SeaD CHAS. FISHER,
Clerk Of the District Court
in and for Burleigh County
n. Oak.
First publication May 16, 1920
23-3O-6/6-13
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SUMMONS. s - g
State of North Dakota,
County of Burletgh.
In District couyt, Fourth judicial
Anna Trask. Plaintiff.
James frask. hsf4nAapt.
The State Of North Dakota to the
Above Named DefenQ6nt:
You are hereby sumAoned TO aI1-
swer the complaint IN this action.
which complaint - or%wi1l be filed
in the. office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court OF .Bnrlet8h county,
North Dakota, ana to serve q copy
OF your answer upon the subscriber
within thirty days 'dfter the aerYlce
OF this summons upon YOU, exclusive
Of the day OF such service: and In
case Of your failure - appear, or
answer Judgment will DE tatxeli
against you ~ default for the re.
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated this 23rd day Of. April, 1927.
W.. -. SMITH
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Post office Address: Bismarck.
North Dakota.
(First publication April 81. 1919
l/2S-6/2~e
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II B. Associations
Executive Board Has
Annual Meeting Here

The executive board OF the North
Dakota Tuberculosis Association held
its annual meeting here Saturday att.
crnoon and outlined the budget for
the years work. DIR. ]. Grassick OF
Grand Forks, president, presided.
Incomplete returns from the 1926
sale Of Christmas seals gives the
Association q balance Of $2l ,947 40
Tor the yefr, according to Miss Helen
Katen, SECRETARY. Because Of the linn
HE'D number Of rooms at the state
tuberculosis sanitorium at D1nseith
The Association will not send out its
travelling clinic this year but will
devote its efforts to finishing ~ the
work undertaken IN previous years
and getting the cases into the sara-
tOrium. a new ckildren's building
accommodating 50 beds, and an adj.
tjon 81 $50. beds to the adult building
have been made At the sanatorium
His Katen reported.
J1fas Katen VS. gdeiegate9 e ~,
LII joint Meeting Qf the NetiOna
fubersulosis Association and tn
S1fa{t1nal Assoelation q State Secre
11S whick VIII ~ bs1 n tndtena
l 51dii1. -. My - - n.
fono ~ ~ tAe board u aesen0
- jne6f{pt M4Ie ~. Gr9.
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Wounded Cleveland
Youth Doing Nicely

Jamestown. N. d., May 16.--R-
Roy Flint, seriously wounded in the
chest when his father, w. F. Flint.
was shot to death by Sayles Hast
ings at their Cleveland home Thurs
day, was reported as getting along
quite we'll this morning at the hos
pital here.
Funeral services for his father will
be held from the local Baptist
church this afternoon ct 2 o'clock
and burial will be in Hyland Home
cemetery.
Services for Sayles Hastings, who
committed suicide after the shooting
were held at Cleveland Sunday.
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Fargo Man Renamed
GideOns' President

jamestown, N. D., May 16.-(P)--
A. l.. Bishop Of Fargo was reelected
to head the state Gideons for 1927 at
the convention which closed here
Sunday night F. l.. Montgom-
cry Of Grand Forks was elected vice
PRESIDENT; NJ. Gaulkc Of Grand Forks,
secretary, Charles Olson of Minot
treasurer; and w. D. Gillespie OF
Fargo, chaplain. Mnot's invitation
for the convention next year was ac-
copied at the noon luncheon at the
Gladstone hotel Sunday.
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Cass County Court
Verdict Reversed

Reversing the Cass county dis
trict court, the supreme court to-
day ordered judgment for the de-
PENDANT in the case of Edward A.
Meyer and others VS.. Horace G..
Russell.
The case involved the legality of
a deed given by Clara Schmidt
Russell to her husband shortly be-
fore her death. The property,
situated in the city Of Fargo, was
valued at 100000. 49,
Meyer was half-brother of the
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PIONEER DIES

Dickinson-Ru Rudolph Finger of South
Heart, pioneer resident of Stark
county, died at his home Saturday
night of pernicious anemia. Com
inR to North Dakota many years
ago Mr.. Finger settled near Sully
Springs and ranched there extensively
a few years, later taking up a home
stead at South Heart, where he has
since resided.
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AOVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
PalItlng Of school Building. Lein

school District IN. -.
Sealed bids for: the painting OF
the following School Bulldogs OF
Lein school District No. g. BUR-
leigh County. will be opened by the
School Board OF said School District
on June 1st,F 1927. u
Buildings OF school No. and
School No. to be painted with one
coat White Paint. Buildings Of
Goats White Paint. :. All oener
necessary information OF speciflca-
tons may be had from the Schnpl
Clerk. 800
The School Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
MRS. J.. O. RISE, 81 sa-
Pres. s
MRS. ARTHUR BJORHUS,
Clerk.
Lein School District No. 90,
Burleigh County,
Driscoll, N. Oak.
(First publication May. 10. 1857
t/l0.12-14.16.19.24
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Statement for Publication
TREAsURER,s DEPOSITORY

REPORT
Published in compliance with Sec
Of 1929. regarding deposits of all
Public Funds.
Name Of Rank
Bank of North Dakota
Description ~ Deposit
Checking account $1,178.O7.
mond school district No. 10. Bur-
leigh county, North Dakota. dc
hereby certify that the foregoing
Is a true and correct statement oil
deposits for period ending May u
1927.
JOHN X. SKEI,
Treasurer
5D6
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GOLF AND TENNIS FANS BUSY

Beach-Interest in tennis and golf
here has resulted in plans for ten
mis- courts and golf course. The
tennis courts are being made ready
by the city park board on the site of
the city skating rink. A meeting Of
golf enthusiasts was held Saturday
evening to plan for a course to be
laid out west of the city.
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ferring the property to her hus.
band. The evidence also SNOWY
the court said, that Russell was -
material factor in increasing tns
value Of his wife's property. u
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Manddn Neus

Young at the home Of the former.
There were three tables Of bridge.
Chinese decorations were used and
q chow mein supper was served at
seven O'Clock. Mrs. Hammer held
the high score at bridge and was
also the recipient of a guest prize.
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Charles D. Cooley and
Mrs. James r. Fitzsimmons were
hostesses Saturday at bridge
luncheon.
GUEST HERE
Mrs. w. E. Dunkerlcy Of James,
town is spending few days here
as the guest Of Mrs. George
Brown.
A SON
A son was born Friday at the
Deaconess hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. lander Of Judson.
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pGDs WlANIRR

Lyman School District will re-
ceiVe bids for futntshtng coal for all
three schools Of aid sdietricg.
Coal must be hauled either from
Ashlund or Toetber mineS or any
other large milne.
Twenty five dollars bond per
each school must accompany bid.
Board re4ervee tho rieht TO reject
any or all BIDS. % .sgss ;ss.Ts
Blds must Sc mailed or loft with
clerk Of sid school dletfict, In eeAl..
hsuljnes. ceaa.r and ~ lle ~ UNened
'.'sx q Al sl sli'sfd 4 4 ALA:
-. '', 81 Clerk.
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The ant was once usea ~ s5
reons to bind the edges Of : wouna:
They were believed to close tne':
Jaws. biting through the SKIN, anu
thus join the two edges OF a wouno.
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Personal and
Social News of
Mandan Vicinity
TO NORWAY

~ NOXS WAI
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson and
daughter, Ethel, are leaving We'd
nesday for New York city, whence
they will sail for Norway. They
expect to spend several months
visiting relatives, returning early
in September. Miss Ethel Peter
son, was honored Friday evening
bya group of, her friends at bon
voyage party.
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but the heavy rains caused it to be
postponed. A dispi1y ofsRoods made
BY veterans Of the U. 8. hospital at
st. Paul will be feature Of the con-
vention program.
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ARTISTIC PARTY

ARTISTIC PARTY
Mrs. H. G. Hammer of Coopers-
town, who is the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. G. E. Miner, was enter
tanned Friday evening by Mrs.
Richard Furness and Mrs. Roy