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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
Parents Urged to Act
as Mediator Between
Child and School
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page 0ne)
ment must precede legislation, and
Kiwanis can accomplish much in the
creation of this sentiment.
Industry and Thrift
CAS- members of kiwanis, we have
listened to many speakers on the well
fare Of the farmer, on farm eco
Monies. on rural sociology. Some of
them deal sensibly with the problems.
Others cling with dumb and touch
ing fidelity to the theory that every
evil Of whatever sort can forthwith
be abolished by an act of congress.
1T has been shown by actual and
very recent research that Of all the
factors in rural life, family life is the
most fundamental; that is to say on
its existence and prope~ functioning
depends the existence and function
ing Of the greatest number Of fac
tors tending toward the common wei
fare.
Despite the progress Of the past
decades, it is still true that COM
bination of industry, thrift and a
simple faith in God will bring won-
derful material, social and spiritual
results"
One detail Of the administrative
work of the district which should
come in for serious discussion 1T the
business session, DR.. DeMots told the
kip mis-, is the question Of district
fiji ices. He declared that kiwanis
OF .ers are continually burdcnei Ii
tn lack Of proper and adequate fl
nj leo
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
SUGGEST
LANDING FIELD
AT FORT HERE
Aviation Leader Will Boost
Permanent Field IL Power
Lines Are Lowered

Establishment. By the government
Of permanent airplane landing
field at Fort Lincoln is to be urged
on Trubee Davidson, assistant secrc-
tary Of commerce, federal official in
charge Of aeronautics.
This was the statement made here
today BY Valentine Gephart. secre-
tary Of the National Aeronautic as
ISOLATION and famous aviator.
He qualified this assertion, how
ever. BY declaring that unless cleo
tric power lines across one end Of
the projected site at the fort are low
cred, he will not urge establishment
Of the field.
"'rhe power lines, while SO placed
that aviat0rs can take off from the
field, constitute mental haxard.' lie
said. There is also some danger "
planes crashing into these wires, and
l do not feel that l can recommend
the location Of y permanent field at
the fort unless the lines are lowered"
He also suggested that the wire, be
lowered temporarily during the zine
the National Air Derby planes lard
here.
Mr.. Cephart. recognize as one Of
Americas leading aviators. so, ED
here today to inspect tn, Temporary
landing field for planes which will
take part in the derby. lie is 70
leave this evening for Fargo.
The derby planes will probably
start landing q. the fled here at
about ,. nj. Sept 20, and should
"stvlag along through he afternoon,
Mr.. Gephart said. He believed !.
large number Of p'~n.s will he en-
tered in the n" Class Of the race
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MAJOR HENR||Y||'S
: FATHER DEAD.
A. 81 lteai:.. valley t.ty,
, Civil War, 'vetexAp. DIS
This heraiAx

A. J. Henry. ck1r 'xsr vste+an, and
pioneer North Dakota resident, died
in Valley City this snornigg at $3.50,
according 70 word receiAAd ~ his
son. Major Frank s. 4Gnry Of this
city.
heath was thought 10 have been
caused by compile atoms brought On
by old age. NJ. Menry vas 81. He
had been i'll for. the last tno weeks.
Coming To, North. Dokta in 1882,
Mr.. Henry settled 10 Nalley City and
became cashier Of the First National
Bank there. He retired frem that
position number Of years aeo.
lie lepves eight children and one
sister. Mrs. }. s. Godfrey Of Brook
lyn, N. r.. who was 1t his bedside
when he died. !.
Mr.. Henry enlisted in, the. Union
army in 1861 when he was l8 years
old. reenlisted December q, 1863.
and was discharged June 40. ie66, on
a surgeons certificate u disability.
For the gsMantry he dispIAyed on
the field Of battle, he was commits
stoned u second lieutenant.
Fanera arrangements have not yet
been completed.
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PLANE SIGHTED rs NOT
ONE BEING LOOKED FOR

Ottawa, Ontario, Sept. 1.-(P)-
Hope that gray monoplane sighted
over Saint Malo this forenoon might
have been the transatlantic flyer, St.
Raphael. was dissipated later when
it was ascertained that the plane be-
longed to Captain Sanders.
Captain Sanders flew from Lake
St. Joseph, Quebec, this forenoon in
his plane marked &C Cahl' at an al
titude Of 1000 feet. Residents of St.
Malo, who were on the lookout for
the st. Raphael. thought for a time
it was the English plane.
No word Of the st. Raphael had
been received here up to noon today.
A second check up Of all the wireless
stations along the north Atlantic
coast and the st. Lawrence was made
without result.
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RADIO STATIONS FAIL
TO FIND ANY TRACE

Ottawa. Ont, Sept. 1.-(F)-A check
up Of all eastern Canadian wireless
stations completed at 1O:30 a. M,
Ottawa daylight saving time, today.
failed to reveal the whereabouts of
the monoplane St. Raphael, flying
from Upavon, England, to Ottawa.
Twenty stations on the Atlantic
coast were covered in the checkup
and more along the Gulf Of St. Law
renee and the st. Lawrence river.
Director Of Radio Edwards issued
orders from Ottawa that the Belle
Isle station broadcast constantly to
ships passing up and down the gulf,
notifying them that the monoplane
should have passed Belle Isle at dawn
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Russell Reid Returns
to Bismarck at Noon

Russell Reid Of the state histori-
cal society. who wus taken i'll with
typhoid fever at Gallup, N. NJ. re-
turned to Bismarck today and is now
in Il local hospital, where physicians
say he is doing Us we'll rs could be
expected
Reid. who was travelling with the
Ernest Thompson Seton expedition,
lett the party NJ GALLUP and took
the train for Chicago, where he was
met by Cell Cannon.
Because it takes u number Of days
before typhoid runs its course. doc
tors are unable to say just how Sc
rious Reds illness is.
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DR.. r. F. Krause Is
Member of Dental
Clinic Of Bismarck

DR.. R. +. Krause has become. asso-
ciated with the Rawlings. Townc and
Stucke dental clinic Of this city.
DR.. Krausc, whose home is ut St.
Cloud. Ninn.. was graduated from the
University Of Minnesota last June.
He is = member Of Delta Sigma Delta
dental fraternity.
In the dental cline Of which he has
become = member Dr. krause will be
in charge Of laboratory work.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL EXECUTION
SAl.E.

WHEREAS heretofore judgment
and decree in mortgage foreclosure
were duly entered on July 25th.
1927, in the office OF the Clerk OF
the District Court for County Of
Burleigh. North Dakota, wherein
Merchants and Manufacturers state
Bank. Minneapolis. Mimi. by a. j.
Veigel. Commissioners Of Banks and
W a.. Smith Examiner in Charge or
Liquidation Of Banks for State OF
Minnesota. is Plaintiff, and NJ Il.
Einseth. Katherine Finscth and r.
r.. McCurdy. are Defendants. and
wherein II was adjudged and de-
creed that Plaintiff recover from
Katherine Finseth, the sum Of Three
Thousand Five Hundred Sixty-two
a 3O/1s0 DOLLARS. and decreeing
that said claim is Il valid first mort
gage lien upon the real estate
real estate be sold to satisfy the
same. and the said lien foreclosed
Now, THEREFORE,. NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that 10y virtue Of
writ Of special execution issued
out of said Court and directed and
delivered to me and now in my
hands. and describing said judg-
ment !, the undersigned. Sheriff,
shall offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
'ttSu VIC pIculiStS UeTeIn utScTlUtO
and said sale will be held on the
10th day Of September. 1927, at =
O'Clock D. M. at the front door of
tho Court House in the city OF Bis
l marck. North Dakota. to satisfy
said judgment and special execu-
ton.
The real estate above mentioned
and to be sold is situated in the
County of Hurleigh. and State Of
North Dakota. and is known and de-
scribed as follows:
The Southwest Quarter (SWI
IOf Section Twelve u2), in Town
ship One Hundred Forty u4O,
North, Range Seventy-six (76) West
OF the Fifth Principal Meridian
(5th =. Nj. containing 100 acres,
| more or less.
Dated at bismarck, North Dakota,
| this 3rd day Of August. 1927
ROLI.lN WEIGH,
Sheriff of Rurleish County.
State Of North Dakota.
Dickinson and Johnson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Minot, North Dakota.
S-25-9/ .1-8
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Feeling of Optimism
Prevails With Good
Crop in Sight
(Contin6St, from nage one)

Farmers realize tat a saving Of that
am<nm Is just as much money in
their pockets as an increase in the
market price of Is to 20 cents per
bushel.
Returns from the 1927 farm pro-
duction will enable thousands of
North Dakota farmers to start the
year with clean slate.
1T is safe to predict that delin-
quent taxes and interest on farm
loans will be taken care Of this fall.
and we also expect very good liquida-
tions on current bank loans as we'll
as other obligations to the various
business enterprises, is the comment
Of August Peterson, president Of the
First National Bank of Harvey, in
central North Dakota. A general
feeling of optimism is among the
farmers as well as the business men
who always have to work hand in
hand, he continues.
Renters Want Farm Land
There is a great demand for farm
land by renters, and | am certain
that there is not enough farm. land
available to supply the demand from
the renters this coming year. A few
land sales are reported, princip ally to
local buyers.
las whole, the crop situation is
very satisfactory. This, Of course
will stimulate all kinds of business
A large amount of farm machincr:
has been sold during the last thirty
days, and more will follow. We can
expect good trade in all lines Of
business during the remainder Of this
season and the fore part of 1928.
Reports Of the same general ..nor
have been received from ,lany ether
bankers, among them being +. ID. Nc.
Cartncy, Cakes; George W. Nelson
Williston; George G. Keup. Colum-
bus: Jos. p. Hess. Mandan' X. =
Barron, Minot, and G. Il. Mcmillan
Hannah.
business of all kinds is beginning
to show the effects Of the 1927 crop,
declares Paul Adams, vice president
of the First National Bank Of La
MOure, southeastern North Dakota
Local lumber dealers report volume
twice as large for July, 1927, as COM
pared to July, 1926, and three Zines
as large SO far in August as IN this
month year ago. The same situa-
ton holds in the machinery line. One
implement and automobile dealer re-
ports falling off in the sale of au-
tomobiles during 1927 but an increase
in demand for farm tractors and
trucks. Retail mercantile dealers
are noticing an improvement in trade
but the effect of the crop is not so
marked in their line as it will be
later"
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Because Of it's outstanding Equality
aud effectiveness. Fly ToxNk4 award
ed both the Silver Cup And centiff-
cate Of Honor. in the GRAN TOR
NEO MERcANTiLY PROFESSIONAL
de CUBA Commercial sad Profes-
eiunal Contest Of Cnba.) Ny-Tox Is
the most widely known asd generally
used household insecticide in Cuba.
1t was developed 1T Mellon Substitute
Of Industrial Research by Rex Re-
search Fellowship. Fly-To4 kills
moths, mos quitoes. reaches. .stfts and
bed bugs. as we'll IS flies,-Adv.
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MAURITANIA REPORTS
PLANE WAS NOT SEEN

New York. Sept. l.--(P--The In
dependent Wireless company reported
today it had received wireless
message from the Cunard liner
Mauretania at S a. M. stating that
she had not sighted the monoplanc
st. Raphael
Although the Maurctania did not
give her position or say anything of
weather conditions, it was estimated
that she was about 400 miles east of
Ambrose Lightship when she sent
the message. She is due to dock here
late tonight.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-01
We. Byerly Succeeds
Carl KOsitsky Today

". +. Byerly Of velva today took
office as state land Commissioner,
succeeding Carl X. Kositzky.
Byerly said kositxky will remain
in the office as deputy commissions
er. Frank Kiebert. who has been
deputy. will be chief clerk, an office
heretofore untitled. There will be
no changes in the office personnel.
Hyerly said.
Byerly, formerly ". S. internal
revenue collector ut Fargo, is an In
dependent. as is kositzky. He said
his policy will be to administer the
affairs Of the office according to the
law and to give everyone the best
possible service regardless Of who
they are or their political affilia-
tions. Ills family will temporarily
remain in Velva, he said.
kositzky's resignation was asked
hv the land board at the request of
Miss Bertha Palmer. superintendent
81 public instruction.. who opposed
his %appointment. His term ex
pred yesterday. -esss,gssr
beginning Sept. 3, store
Will be open Saturday until
300 p. M. Rose Shop.
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CAPfTcI. THEATRE

1t is being freely predicted that
printed sub-titles WI all but be
eliminated from moving pictures be-
fore the presen. theatrical season
ends, due to an innovation which Di-
rector Raoul Walsh has injected in
to the film version Of "Whai Price
Glory" which comes to the Capitol
Theatre for four days engagement.
Captain Flagg and Sergeant CURT.
dressing each other down" with
sire n language on che screen where
the film is being shown, not only
fail to shock their audiences, but set
4 new style for conveying their re-
marks 70 their "hcarcrs."
BY very clever use Of the camera
to catch the movement Of the lips,
the strong language which was such
an important feature of the stage
play has been kept in its entirety
without resort to the printed word.
The result. according t. those who
have been studying the innovation,
gives the audience a new enjoyment
the satisfaction Of being able to
make out what the, actors are saying
at the time they say It. In the case
Of "What Price Glory" they get add
ed enjoyment out VI placing "nauEhty
words in the actors mouths Those
who are ignorant Of the expressive
words in English can find n0thin-
shocking in the pantouime. ssass
The printed subtitle, which, has
always been problem for motion
picture producers, is now apparently
doomed. The German producers have
got around the problem Of "Came
the Dawn" "That Night" and other
trite phrases BY cutting out'the sub
titles entirely and relying on elabor-
ate action to get ideas over TO. the
audience.
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TWO STRIDES
TAKEN TO-DAY
IN AVIATION
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
las and return plane over The same
route, and a connecting line ut Salt
Lake plying between that ciy and
Los Angeles. making connections with
planes Of the trunk line.
The air express will be carried in
the same planes which carry the mail
under contracts between the govern
ment and the Colonial Air transport,
the National Air Transport. the Boe-
ing AR Transport and the Western
Air Express.
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ELTINGE THEATRE

Johnny Hines will be the feature
at the Eltingc for Friday and Satur-
day in "White Pants Willie The
picture is a screen adaptation of the
Liberty Magazine serial story OF the
same name blythe humorist, Elmer.
Davis.
A splendid caseJof players sppea !,
in support Of the comedian with
feminine role. Others appearing
prominently are Ruth Dryer. Walter.
Long, Henry Burrows, Margaret Sed-
don, George kuwa, and last but not
least, Bozo, the educated goose.
white Pants Willie is said TO
abound in humorous sequences, one
Of the most hilarious being y .fasl
polo match played by crack players
with the comedian being mistaken for
Il polo champion, thrust into the
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION
SAIC.

WHEREAS heretofore Judgment
and decree in mortgage foreclosure
were duly entered on July 25th.
1927. in the office Of the Clerk of
Burleigh, North Dakota, wherein
Merchants and Manufacturers State
Bank, of Minneapolis, Mimi, by a.
J. Veigel. Com. of Banks Of the
State of Minnesota. and w. A.
Smith. Examiner IN charge Of liaui-
Minnesota is plaintiff, and Elmer
J. Anderson. Ebba II. Anderson and
l.. X Baird, as Receiver OF Farmers
and Merchants state Bank Of Dris-
coll. n. d., are Defendants. and
creed that Wns ad}udgea and ar
Defendants. Elmer J. Anderson and
Ebb Ill. Anderson. the sum Of Fiji
teen Hundred Thirty eight & 64/100
N1538.6D DOLLARS, and decreeing
that said claim Is a valid first more
therein described, and that said real
estate be sold to satisfy the same,
and the said lien foreclosed there
now. THEREFORE,. NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue Of
a writ Of special execution issued
delivered to me and now in my
hands, and describing said judy
ment, /. the undersigned. Sheriff.
shall offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for
cash the premises herein described
and said sale will be held on the
10th day Of September, 1927, at 2
p M. at the front door Of the Court
House in the City of Bismarck.
North Dakota to satisfy said judg-
ment and special execution.
The real estate above mentioned
and to be sold is situated In tho
County Of Burleigh, and State ct
North Dakota, and is known and
described as follows:
All OF Lot One "a and North
Twenty-three (2S) feet Of Lot Two
(2), in Block Eight (8), and all of
Lots One az, Two (2) and Three
(3) in Block Ten llO) In First Addi-
ton to the Village Of Driscoll,
County of Burlegih and State of
North Dakota, as per plat on file
with the Register OF. Deeds in and
for said County and State.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
this 3rd day Of August. 1927.
ROLILN WEIGH,
Sheriff of Burleigh County,
State of North Dakota.
Dickinson and Johnson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Minot. North Dakota.
6/4-l1-10-25-9/1.0
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WCTU Will Gather
in Boston in '28

Minneapolis. Sept l. - LP) - The
1928 convention Of the National
Women's Christian Temperance Tn
ion will BE- held ut Boston, it was de-
cided today by the executive com
mittee. Definite time for the meet
ing has not been set. but Il was in
Dictated il would be held in the fall.
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game and forced to win or lose the
girl. Naturally the comedians white
pants play an important role and sup
ply moments Of genuine humor, start
ing the picture off with gale Of
laughter that doesn't cease until the
final fade.Out.
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LAST SIGHTED
UPON LEAVING
IRISH COAST
CONTINUED from pa4e one,

It is approximately 2,270 miles be-
tween Upavon and New ,'oundland
and ESQ miles more to Ottawa. Cap
tain Hamilton's estimate was 81 hours
Tor the entire trip. He tool: aboard
sufficient fuel to remain in the air
for A. hquYS AySs
The 81 Ad0Is ends Of 1872 p. M,
today. eastern daylight time. and the
- at 1882 n. NJ.
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srl,MPs EXPORTED

San Antonio, Texas. - Wal n I
stumps. heretofore considered value
less. are SO much in demand as re-
suit Of the scarcity of walnut wood
that they are being exported to
France and Germany. Several car
loads have been shipped to foreign
ports to be used in furniture manu-
facture.
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lslDS WANTED

lids for 100 tons, more or hess, of
lump Ignite coal for the Arena
school Dist. No. 30 will lie opened
sept. 9th. 1927, at the clerks office.
me hoard reserves the right to
REJECT any or all bids
RUTH LAMBE,RT
Clerk Arena School Dist. No. 20
tS/293O-31 y/l-.-3D
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Village board of Wing, N. OAK, for an
electric light plant for village hall.
Capacity Of 1880 to 1000 watt size,
10 volt manual or automatic. BIDS
will be opened on Sept. 9Th, 1927. at
$3.50 p. m.
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
GEO. ANDERSON.
Village Clerk.
8/3O-31-9I-2
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received for a
hot air heating plant Of one-pipe
model, "a inch, for village hall.
Plans can be seen at the Village
clerks office at Wing, N. Oak. Bids
will be opened on Sept. 9Th, 1927. at
$3.50 p. m.
Board reserves the right to reject
GEO. ANDERSON,
Village Clerk.
R/9O-31-0/l.Q
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To the above Defendants.
iou VIII please take notice that
me above entitled action relates to
the following described real ,rup.r-
~ situated in the County Of Bur
reign IN the State OF North Dakota.
namely: lets twenty-five 1oD)
twenty-three (oB and twenty-fmlr
GU in block seventy eight t7S) in
rKenzie and coffii's Addition to
me CITY or bismarck. in Eur.ligh
county, North Dakota. That the
purpose Of this action is to deter
NINE adverse claims to said real
property and to quiet title in said
real property in the plaintiff here
ihS and that no personal claim is
made against the defendants in said
action, or against any IF the de-
lendants in said action
dated August %, 1927
GEO NJ. REGISTER aud
GEORGE $. REGISTER.
Attorneys for said Plaintiff,
bismarck. North Dakota.
t3/25 JI-8-15-22-29
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PLANE GOING STRONG AT
MIDNIGHT REPORT 0AyS

MIONlUHI, NEFONI SA1S
London, Sept. l.-LP)-lnquiry at
the air ministry at IL a. m, London
time, Is a. M, eastern daylight time)
brought the statement that nothing
had been heard Of the progress Of
the monoplane St. Raphael since
around midnight, q p. M. +. ID. IT,.
when an official message believed
from some steamer. reported the
plane going strong. The position was
not stated.
The official added that they hoped
TO nave some news pretty soon.
Neither Lloyds nor the Marconi
Wireless company had knowledge Of
the picking up by any ship Of such
message as told of by the air
ministry.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1927

and asking them to keep constant
lookout. A request was made that
ships radio any information to the
government wireless stations.
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SCM Mons.

state Of North Dakota, County of
In District Court. Fourth judicial
4. NJ Thompson. Plaintiff,
Elmer bradford Chase. Dorothy
Chase Pollock. the sole heirs OF
Elmer c. Chase. Deceased. Mol
vim \. Weeks, the sole heir. the
sole deN;sre and the sole l.gatce
OF Morgan H. Weeks. Deceased.
Williams Woods, and ali other
persons unknown claiming: any
estate or interest in. or lien or
lncumbrance upon the property
described in the complaint.
Defendants
me state Of North Dakota to tn.
above named Dofcndants
You and each one of YOU are hereby
summoned to answer the compiaint
in this action, which is filed in the
office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Hurleigh County. North Da-
kota, ana to serve Il copy OF vour
answer upon the subscribers a.
their Office in the city Of Bismarck,
BurleiEh County. North Dakota,
within thirty days after the service
o. inns summons upon YOU. exclusive
OF the day OF such service. and in
case Of your failure to appcar or
answer. judgment will lie. taken
against YOU by default for the relief
demand in the complaint.
Dated AZ Bismarck, North pa
N"'a, ms 2"rd day or August, 1a27
GEO. NJ REGISTER and
GEORGE $. REGISTER.
Attorneys for said Plaintiff.
Oftice and poSt-nffice
address, Webb Block. Bis
marck. North Dakota