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traditional policy established by the
founders of our republics" the pres
ident said in conclusion, "but we
must also carry the procedure Of
Cancellation and arbitration to new
and higher sphere. The world has
the right to expect that the mission
undertaken by the early statesmen Of
this continent shall be carried to
completion. Our history, our ma
tional ideals, and the standards Of
our international intercourse make
this a solemn obligation"
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horses who have won the derby, that
of "Chant," winner of the 1894 race,
being assigned to North Dakota.
The states of Minnesota, the Dako-
tas, Colorado, Nebraska, Montana
and Wyoming will be grouped to-
gether under the stable name of
their joint leaders.
Jockeys and trainers are to be
chosen on the return home Of the Of
ficers from the conference that de-
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LEGION WOMEN
TO START DERBY
Membership Drive Will BE
Modelled on kentucky's Fa.
NOUS Race Classic

A novel nationwide membership
contest is to be launched Wednes-
day, January 2, by the American
Legion Auxiliary, according to an
nouncement Of Mrs. F. H. Waldo,
publicity chairman here, for Mrs.
Florence Pence, Minot, department
president, returning from a national
conference at Louisville. It will be
modelled on the famous Kentucky
derby.
Each department area has been
assigned the name of one Of the 81
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and one-haH on the certificate plan
for points in North Dakota. Tickets
win be sold March 3 to s inclusive
and certificates will be honored at
hah-rate returning if presented up
to and including March IL.
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vised the plan. The derby drive
will close May 18.
Stakes in the cooperative handi-
cap, Mrs. Pence announces, are three
sets of prizes in exactly duplicated
pairs, since posts and units will work
together in the membership drive.
North Dakota auxiliary leaders are
starting out with slogan for 1OC
per cent membership.
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Clint Draper, Chicago, well known
in Bismarck = the producer Of
shows for the local Elks lodge. WAS
visitor Saturday. Mr.. Draper has
been directing the producing Of .
honDe talent show at Jamestown.
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the eth day Of December. 1888. and
recorded In Book 1S7 Of Mortgages on
page i32. will be foreclosed BY Z sale
Of the premises In such mortgage
and hereinafter described at the front
door OF the Court House In the city
OF Bismarck, In the County Of Bur-
leigh. and state OF North Dakota. at
the hour OF two o'clock p. NJ. on the
18th day Of September. 1928. TO satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage
on the day Of sale. The premises Dc.
scribed IN such mortgage. and which
will he sold to satisfy the same. are
situate In Burleigh County. North Da.
kota. and are described a. follows:
The south east quarter IsEH Of sec.
tion thirty five (Sec. 3S), In Township
one hundred and forty (ll0). North
OF Range seventy eight (70), West
of the Bth Principal Meridian. accord.
ing to the United States Government
survey thereof. There will Be due on
such mortgage At the date OF sale
the sum OF one thousand six hundred
and sixty two dollars and twenty
cents Ni,e62.2o).
Dated July II. 1928.
FRANK b. ALLEN. Mortgage.
Allen & Ensseth. .Attorneys for Mort.
eagee. Bismarck. North Dakota.
S:il.lS-:S; S:l.e-1S
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aOUSEs AND FLATS

FOR SALE-Seven.room house
Modern in every way. including
heated yars &c, full basement. One
Of the best built homes in Bis
marck. On pavement. shrubbcly
and good lawn, always kept in
best condition. Excellent location.
Well furnished. May b pur.
chased with or without furniture,
direct from owner. For informa.
ton phor c67.
FOR RENT-Modern seven room
house by September first, hot wa
ter heat, suitable for rooming
house. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Phone 14l9-W or call
at 206 West Thayer.
BUNGALOW FOR KENT-Almost
new five room bungalow. located
north Of High school. For further
information inquire at 502 Seventh
street north.
WANTED-Responsible party wants
to rent five or six room modern
house. Bungalow preferred. Can
move any time between Sept. 1st
and Oct. Is. Phone 1884.
FOR RENT-Duplex. Ice boxes for
sale. Inquire at 506 Ave. 4.
Phone 796.
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state Of North Dakota. County Of
In District Court. Fourth judicial
caroiin. pi.p.e.k. Plaintiff. W. A,b.r.
r. Mareuett. Olive p. Marquett. r.
Sss:r Ss H:s2y' HcsS,''w W. F. 5:sS HSsf Fr:ms F%%s E. E.
Sturma. Mary Sturma; and all other
persons unknown. claiming any
estate. or interest In. or lien or en-
cumbrance upon the property de-
scribed In the complaint. De-
The state Of North Dakota TO the
above named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned TO an
swer the complaint In this action.
Tssh ssrH On on. s n,.,cs ~ II: cS. osc. - Of B the
leigh County. North Dakota. and to
serve your answer upon the SUBJ
xcribers at their office In the Hoskins
Block, Bismarck. N. D., within thirty
days after the service Of this sum-
Of service: ana in case Of your failure
to appear or answer. Judgment will
he taken against you by default for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D., this :Sth
day Of July, A. u. 1928.
ALLEN g. ENGEsETH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
office and Post Office Address,
Hoskins Block, Bismarck, n. d.
NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM
Please take notice that the above
entitled action 10 brought TO quiet
title In the plaintiff In the following
described premises. situated in the
city Of Bismarck. County Of Burleigh
and state Of North Dakota, to- wit:
Lots II. l2. IL. IL. is. and lS In Block
~, Of McKensie and Coffin's Addition
TO the City OF Bismarck. North Da-
kota; that no personal claim Is made
by the plaintiff against any Of the
defendants.
Dated this 3Sth day Of July. 1928.
ALLEN h ENGESETH,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Bismarck, North Dakota.
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that's about all could get out Of
him. Say. Berthe Lou. Is this guy
straight"
Berthe Lou looked at her, speech.
less with the misery that welled
into her throat. OF course Rod
didn't know that It was their
house. their little house Of dreams.
He was at liberty to have callers
II he wished only, from some
thing Bessie said and the way she
looked when she said It. BERTHE
Lou had . sickening impression.
what makes you 50 sure that .
woman was there?" she countered
to Bessie's question about Rod.
well. l guess Mr.. Brown doesn't
wear gold hairpins." Bessie IN.
swered shortly. Brown was the
name Rod had taken at the time
Of his last change Of address. Do
spite his belief that Lila would not
seek him out In q humble abode.
she had done 50.
Rod had gone to Tom Fraser to
ask his permission to give his
name as reference when at last
he found It almost impossible
to obtain q position without one.
Tom had asked for his address.
And Molly had given It to Lila
when the latter said she had .
personal matter to take up with
him.
Molly had healthy suspicion Of
the nature Of Lila's personal mat.
ter" but she was too desirous Of
pleasing the wife Of an influential
man like Cyrus Loree to refuse the
address, although che did Wish she
hadn't mentioned that It was In
Toms possession.
THIS time Lila had found Rod at
L home. She looked around his
poorly furnished room with an open
sneer upon her skillfully colored
lips.
This isn't uecessary." she said,
ignoring the lack Of . welcome and
the fact that Rod stood and did not
offer her q chair. "Cyrus will take
you back" she added after waiting
in vain for Rod to answer her re-
mark.
Don't waste your timc." he told
her then. Lils moved nearer to
him. Are you going down to the
gutter before you decide to take
life as you find it," she asked
tensely.
perhaps. but not with you." Rod
said levelly. Lila drew back little
and the next instant Rod had .
feeling that she would need but
little prompting to tear him to
pieces II she could.
It was just after this visit from
Lila that he was served with
tho papers IN Berthe Lou's divorce
action. and lost the position Toms
reference had helped him 70 get.
His newborn ambition had died
then and he did not seek anyone's
help in getting work. He took
what he could get. And changed
his name to Brown.
And Il was Of Brown that Bessie
reported. with not the faintest
glimmering Of suspicion that be
was Berthe Lou's husband. She did
guess that he was more to her
friend than merely - young man
| / used to know" however. and
Bessie wasn't going to go him put
anything over on Berthe Lou. So
she told what she knew.
He had . woman visitor in Ber.
tie Lou's house.
ITO Be Contlnued)
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they would turn over the house to
an unvouched-for stranger.
Rod let It pass. II they wanted
to investigate him. let them. It
was an absurd thing. anyhow. his
taking such a Job. He didn't really
know why he did It. except that
the opportunity for some physical
effort appealed to him.
II would be . relief to have Z
chance to work with his hands. out
doors. But dve dollars . week
would scarcely maintain him. He
had . little money. He'd have to
use some OF that. and he mustn't
wait until It was gone before seek.
Ing . position In bis own held.
Here's the address. and the
name Of the landlady." he said and
wrote them down on . pieco Of
paper torn from . notebook. when
will you let mo know
Tomorrow night: What's your
telephone number? II everything
is all right I'll give sou Z ring"
Rod gave her the number and
she jotted It down.
Tell the owner that I'd like to
put In . garden" Rod said when be
was leaving. I'm not working Just
at present and I'd like to be busy
around the place."
WHEN Bessie repeated his r.
+" quest to Berthe Lou the latter
smiled. But the smile was erased
when Bessie informed her OF Rods
conditional acceptance.
Hes afraid maybe he wont like
the simple life." Bessie added. using
her own words. Into Berthe Lou's
mind flashed an Interpretation that
killed q little Of her pity for Rod.
So he still longed for Lila, did he?
That was what It meant. The
simple life hadn't much attraction
for him. Perhaps if he were not
down on his luck be would Do back
with Lila and her friends. In the
night clubs.
Berthe Low thought she could
guess pretty we'll what had hap.
pened. Cyrus had discovered that
Rod and Lila were II love with
each other. Rod had lost his posi-.
tion and Lila had cast him aside
when hs began to slip down the
ladder It had cost him % much %
climb. The cost had besn chiefly
her own. BERTHE Lou reflected.
But could Rod b such . poor ilsh
that hs regretted losing Lila!
Couldn't he GO. since Lila had not
been turned out By Cyrus. alons
with him. that she preferred her
rich husband to . poor lover? She
must somehow have put oil the
blame on Rod, and managed 70 con.
vince Cyrus Of her own Innocence.
Berthe Lou despised Rod at the
moment she told herself these
things.
She despised him. but still she
'pitied" him. And the next day
she telephoned to bic landlady. q
= matter Of form. and made few
inquiries about him. All that she
could learn was that he was Z
satisfactory tenant.
THAT evening Bessie called him
: and announced 70 BIZ that biz
references were O. &. He could
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
-PH Q NE 82-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE

HVW 0AD0
NEW BUNGALOW, s rooms and
bath, porch, full partitioned base
ment with garage, . dandy home,
Price $4S00.00. Terms.
STUCCO HOUSE, Z rooms and bath,
modern, and in good condition
garage, aull lot, south front and
well located. Price $S600.00
Terms.
COTTAGE, six rooms and bath
porch, hot water heat, oak floors,
hard wood trim, east front, well
located. Price $A700.00. Terms.
NEW BUNGALOW, stucco, five
rooms and bath, five closets, built
in ice box and kitchen cabinet, full
partitioned basement with addi
tional finished bed room. Garage
east front and splendid location
Price $4,000. Terms.
NEW HOUSE, stucco, six rooms and
bath, hot >-ater heat. built-in fea.
lures, garage attached to house
beautiful finish and wonderful
home. Est front. Trees. Price
$7250.00 fol quick sale. Terms.
OTHER equally attractive homes
for sale. Also have lots in any
part Of the city. Insurance Of
every form written in good relia-
BILE companies. Money to loan.
Phone 1873.
INVESTORS MORTGAGE SECUR.
lTY COMPANY
Office with First Guaranty Bank.
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have the Job II he wanted It. and
when would he 80 out? Rod replied
that he would be at the cottage thu
next morning.
MAKE It tomorrow evening-al
half past eight and I'll be Out
there" Bessie answered and Roo
agreed.
you can 60 ahead with thu
garden" she told him when he ar
rived at the house promptly on thu
half hour. Here's the keys. b
sure you don't 80 away and leave
the doors unlocked. And there's
some bacon and eggs IN the icebol
for your breakfast. but there ISM
any Ice. oh yes, here's your hrs'
weeks pay and two dollars to bu,
seed for the garden"
Rod thanked her and offered t
walk to the station with her. but
Bessie very decidedly refused. Ber
tie Lou was at the station.
"What did he say?s she queriet
excitedly when Bessie came trudg
ing along Just . few minutes ahead
Of their train. Doesn't he thint
five dollars Is too little?"
She was sorry she couldn't a1Iord
to pay him moro. But even 90 Il
was she couldn't continue long te
keep him In her employ. There
would b no rent TO help meet thu
payments on the house, and bel
own salary was not sufficient FOL
anything but her own expenses
and the ave dollars she was paying
Rod.
Much OF the $500 she had re
served out Of the $2.000-it wssn''
quite $4,000 that had como from
Rod but she had saved q little o.
her salary before she fell ill-wa.
gone. She could carry on for about
two months and then she mus
either rent or sell.
And In the meantime.
Well. It was thrilling to know
that Rod was living under thei'
very own roof. Yes, theirs. for sh'
had decided he should b par
owner. For convenience she woult
keep the title In her own name bu1
she always would consider that Rot
shared In its ownership. And 1
she sold the house she would sent
his half to him In care Of hi'
father.
The other half was legitimatel,
hers. She would not use It unless
necessity compelled her. but afte1
ell. even Il It was the price o
Rods desertion OF her. was sh'
not entitled 70 half OF the none!
that had been saved through stin
In which she had borne IN eQua
part
WHATEVER Il was that sh'
W hoped for from Rods presence
| In her house failed to materiali5e
however. She couldn't bring her
self to 90 to him. Weeks went By
land she was facing the necessit!
Of having Bessie tell him ho woull
have 70 90 wheu Bessie returned
from . visit to the cottage Will
the report that the caretaker h6t
entertained lady friend.
II asked him if he had hired
woman 70 come ID and clean hous'
for him." she told Bertle Lou. 'Jus
to make sure ] didn't set hin
wrong. He said no. he'd done tn
housekeeping himself. Then ! sor
Of pumped him 70 see II ho woul'
open up and admit that oomeon
had beeu there. He told No b.
j hadn't any family in the East. bu
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MlaCRllAAE0IiA

FOR SALE-Pool hall, building and
lot, also 1924 ice house, 8 pool
tables, and soda fountain. Doing
4 nice business. A paying pro-
position for the right party. Own
er must sell on account Of other
business Interests. Price and
terms reasonable. Write Or call
Ed Haggarutt, Center. u. Oak.
FOR SALE-Threshing outfit. 80 H.
P. advancs Rumeley steam engine.
Minneapolis separator. belts, set
of IL bottom lever lift plows. ten.
der and water tank with gears.
sleeping cab. Splendid deal at
very low figure. w G.. Worner,
Bismarck, N. D. Phone S53-M.
FOR SALE-26 H. p. Advance
steam engine, 4Ox64 Rumley Grain
Separator in good shape. Rumley
2Sx44 Ceparator with Rumley Oil
Pull 1880 engine. Separator in
A shape. G. J. Kundert, Exam
iner. Worthwhile, So. Oak.
WANTED TO TRADE OR SEI.l-
Hotel at Kuhn, N. D. Good pay
ing proposition, finc location.
Good terms in selling. Write
Matt .Clooten. Kuhn. Full infor-
nation will be given.
WE REPAIR al makes Of sewing
machines at reasonable prices.
Needles, parts and supplies FOR oil
makes. Singer Sewing Machine
Shop. Phone 254 or call at 2l0
Broadway.
FOR SALE-l2 guage Winchester
pump gun with deather case, $50.
F. C. Ellsworth. Phone 706-R or
80.
FOR SALE-Electric piano, cost
$4,000. New. Bargain price for
immediate sale. Inquire at Smiths
Stationery, 4l6 Broadway.
FOR SALE-Kegister'-d Labradors.
Worlds best retrievers. Itasca
Kennels. Howard Stone, New
Rockford. n: Da!:.
FOR SALE-3 or 4 bottom used
plow. good as new. Western Auto
Co.. Mandan. N. d.
FOR SALE-Second hand sewing
machine. Phone 1O99-W, mornings
or evening.
FOR SALE-Cirls' coats. Call at
800 Ave. B. or phone 1857.
FOR SALE-Casting box. Cheap.
Inquire at Tribune office.
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE
Notice 10 hereby given that that
certain mortgage. executed and dO.
ltvered by John r. Fort. mortgagor,
to Frank B. Allen. mortgage. dated
the first day Of October. 1926. ina flied
for record in the office OF tho Regis
leigh. and state Of North Dakota, on
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THIS HAS HAPPENED
BERTHE LOU and ROD DRYER
are happily married. until LILA
LOREE plots 10 separate them.
For months she works 10 arouse
Rods interest In her while ahe
about Berthe Lou.
they see each other secretly she
II henrtbrOken nnd Alrts With
young MARCO PALMER TO re.
tnljnte. Rod will not cOmmalt him.
acIf 10 Liia. although be and
Berthe Lou have drifted far apart.
Tired Of her waiting Game.
Ltln tells Rod she loves him and
wants him to 60 away with her.
He rcpudiates her disloyaIty 10
hy snying that his wife u out With
Rod drives 70 the Palmer estate
whcve he sees Marco and Bertte
LUw In lOunEing attire and de.
pnrts without learning that they
were merely coming upstairs from
the swim ming pool.
Rod leaves Bertle Lon With NO
EXPLAIN tiOn. resigns his position
and drifts from one thing to an
other trying 10 avoid old haunts.
Both women try to and him with.
out success.
Dertte Lou secures = position.
expecting Rod to get = divorce.
The suspense nnd drenrlness Of
her lot cause her 10 seek forget
fulness In Marcos gay crowd. She
has breakdOvvm and, while con.
vaIescing. decides 70 buy s'drenm
home" with the money ltod had
sent her when he left.
Marco bcxs her to marry him.
Rod. when the hoase u 0nished.
she advcrtIxcs It for sale. She 10
surprised when Rod answers the
nd. and cOncea1s hcrself while he
looks over the house. Rod says
he cannot AFFORD Il. and he
II offered the Job of caretakes
until the house 10 sold.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xiv
UX7ELL. that is the condition?'
" Bessie asked Rod in repl.
to his statement that he would &C
cept the job at the cottage on ON
condition.
Simply that I shall be at libert!
to quit whenever choose" he ex
planned. "And I'll agree that tn
owner may discharge me withou
notice."
Bessie hesItated.
II haven't the slightest ide'
whether or not | can endure liv
tng here alone" Rod went on. bu
he did not add that his doubt va
inspired by the fact that the col
tage reminded him 90 much o
BERTHE Lou.
Bessie had decided that Berti
Lou would want her to meet hi
terms. I'm sure that will DO al
right with the owner" she said
"He wants you to lesys your Cd
dress and the name Of someon
we can ask about you"
She smiled In friendly fashion
but Rod did not return the smile
1--WE no references" he sai'
shortly. "but I've lived for severa
weeks 1t my present address. 20
may inquire about me there II 20,
wish."
well. OF course. It's Z funny VA
to do business" Bessie declaret
merely for the sake OF appearances
but II you've Just come to town
That was an explanation for hi
lack Of references that she brough
out In order to make Rod bellev
she assumed Il to bs the real ON
It wouldn't do to let him suspst
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Sealed bids for 400 T.. more es -.
Ignite coal will be received oe the
Clerks office In Areaa, y. Dak. ~
Board reserves the right % sAtoW
any or all bids.
dated this 18th day Of August =
Arena, n. Oak.
Clerk Arena School 0ooe.
No. 30.
Observation-Disclosures
Ss.ss q
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FOR SALE-2S passenger bus, dual
wheels. four speeds, suitable TO,
wheat hauling, gravel, lumber
passengers, most any purpose
7-36x6 splendid tires. Cost $4,000
Would consider car in trade, very
cheap. A little more than The
cost Of the tires. C. c. Hibbs
Lucas Block, Bismarck, NJ. Oak
FOR SALE
Two used trucks.
One 3 1-2 ton Packard.
One 3 1-2 ton Republic.
One Mccormick binder, used.
On Terms.
DAKOTA CORPORATION
P. o. Box 368, Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-l 1926 Chevrolet truck,
one ton; !. 1926 Ford truck, one
ton. In Al condition. Inquire at
Hafterson Top Body Works, 513
Broadway.
FOR SALE-Good truck with dump
body and box. For further infcr-
! nation. phone 249 or 277.
FOR SALE-Packard 4-door sedan,
Al shape. Western Auto Co.,
Mandan, N. D.
FOR SALE-l925 Ford coupe in
good condition. Phone 1852. NJ.
Q. Steen.
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WANTED To Buy
WANTED TO BUY-Ford roadster
or light truck. J. c. Beattie, 622
Mandan street.
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WORK WANTED


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phone 667-W mornings or after s
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms with gas for cook
ing. Phone GLOW or call 1t 619
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FOR RENT-Singie furnished rooms
for light housekeeping on first
floor. Available Sept. lst. Phone
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FOR RENT-Frrnished light house
keeping apartments in modern
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ern home. Close in. Call at I22
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Call at l04 Tenth st eet or phone
7l5.W.
FOR RENT-Well furnished front
room with kitchenette and closet.
Call at ali Fifth St., or phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished room. In
quire at PA Fifth street.
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