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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-05

CLOaCRN SALE
Default having occurred In the con.
ditions Ct the mortgage hereinafter
delivered by John II. Mastersen. as
mortgaGor. to Harry r.. O'Neill. as
mortgagee. dated the 25th day Of
November. 1913; and which s: q mort.
Of the Register OF Deeds In and for
the County OF Burleigh. In the. state
Of North Dakota. on tho first day OF
DECEMBER. 1910. At II o'clock a. NJ.
BOOK IS OF S rssssSsa on psse ,ss
ana which said mortgage. was there's
after duly assigned by said mortgagea
to - =. Oleery, by an instrument IN
writing dated the 9Th day Ct Decem:.
IN the office. Of the Register Of Deeds
81 said Burlcigh County. Month Da-
kota. on the second day OF Arril. A.
D. 1891. at nine o'clock A. NJ, and
E va g duiy ,' recorded therein in Book I
pc fvreclosed by a sale OF the prem
iees In such mortgage and hereinafter
4escribed q the. front door Of the
Court House ct Burletgh County.
marck. in Burieigh County. North ia.
kota, At the hour OF ten o'clock In the
forenoon on the eleventh day OF April.
A. d. 1885. to satisfy the amount due
vi uuVI IUOIlSA8o Ou INC nay Oh Sale.
The premises described in such
mortgage and which will be sold to
satisfy the same are described as fol-
lows. namely: The southwest quar-
ter Is. W. l-4o Of section ten (10l in
township one hundred and forty (i4O)
north. Of range seventy-seven (7D
west OF the fifth principal meridian
IN said Burleigh County, North Da.
kota.
There will be due on such mortgage
At the date OF sale the sum Of thirteen
hundred and Scventy-one dollars and
twenty cents ($l37l.20), besides tho
costs Of this foreclosure.
Dated February 27th. 1928.
j. II. OLEAKY.
Said Assignee OF said
MOrtgagee.
Geo. NJ. Register and George
s. Register.
Attorneys OF said Assignee Of
said Mortgage.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
(2/e7-3/5-12-19.26-
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BURDEN OF PROOF

Motorist latter the accident) !:
But I've got a gadget on my car to
prove that l was only doing ten miles
an hour.
Professor: And I can prove, sir,
by the depth of the confusion on my
tibia, that have been smitten by an
object weighing seventeen hundred
weight and moving with velocity Of
$500 feet per Misunderstanding
Show.
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, sively. But when Vance suggested
pleasantly that he take a tcn.minute
walk round the block. he appeared
greatly relieved. and lost no time
in complying.
The officer on guard outside Of
the Odell apartment came forward
and saluted.
"How goes IT." asked Heath.
ANY visitors?"
"Only one-a tofe who said he'd
known the Canary and wanted to
see the apartment. told him to
get an order from you or the dis
trict attorney"
'"That Was correct. officer" said
Markham then. turning to Vance:
Probably Spotswoode-poor devil "
"Quite." murlnured Vance. $50
persistent! Rosemary and all that
Touchin'."
Heath told. the officer to go for
a half hours stroll: and we were
left alone.
"And now. Sergeant" said Vance
cheerfully. I'm sure you know how
to operate a switchboard. Be so
kind as to act as Spively's under.
study for q few minutes-there's q
good fellow. :. But. first. please
bolt tho side door-and be sure
you bolt 1t securely. just as 1t was
on the fatal night"
Heath grinned good-naturedly.
"Sure thing" lie put his fore.
finger to his lips mysteriously. and.
crouching. tiptoed down the hall
like burlesguc detective In farce
After a few moments he came tip.
toeing back to the switchboard. his
finger still on his lips. Then. glanc
ing surreptitiously about him with
globular eyes. he put his mouth to
Vances ear.
"His-s-s-t!" he whispered. 1.-THE
doors bolted. G-r-r-r. :" He
sat down at the switchboard
when does the curtain go up. Mr.
Vance?"
Its up. Sergeant" Vance fell
In with Heath's jocular mood. BE.
hold. The hour is half past nine
on Monday night You are Spively
mot nearly SO elegant. and you
forgot the mustachc-but still Spfv
o!y And | am the bedizened Skeel
For the sake of realism. please try
to imagine me in chamois gloves
and a pleated silk shirt.
"Mr Markham and Mr.. Van Dine
here represent the many.headed
muster of the pit. And. BY the
BYE. Sergeant, let me have the key
to the Odell apartment: Skeel had
one. don't y know"
Hcath> produced the key and
handed it over. still grinning.
"A word OF stage-direction
Vance continued. when / have
departed by the front door. you are
10 wait exactly three minutes. ant
then knock at the late Canary'a
apartment.
He sauntered to the front door
and, turning. walked back toI.ard
the switchboard. Markham and
stood behind Heath In the little al
cove. facing the front Of the build
| ing.
Enter Mr.. Skeel!" announced
Vance. Remember. it's half past
nine" Then. as he came abreast
Of the switchboard: Dash Il all!
You forgot your lines. Sergeant
You should have told me that Misl
Odell was out. But It doesn't mat
ter. -. Mr.. Skeel continues e
the lady's door thus"
He walked past Us. and We heard
him ring the apartment bell. After
. brief pause. he knocked on thu
door. Then he came back dowr
the hall.
u guess you were right" he said
quoting the words Of Skeel o. re
ported BY Spively: and went on 4
the front door. Stepping out init
the street. he turned toward Broad
| way.
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Tips For Taxpayers
No. 18.

NOs To-
Taxes on personal property and
real estate paid during the taxable
year 1927 are deductible. So-called
taxes assessed against local benc-
fits, such as street paving or drain
age, which tend to increase the value
of the property assessed are not de-
ductible, since they are considered
as constituting the cost of q per-
manent improvement.
The Federal income tax may not be
deducted. However, income taxes
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CHAPTER XL1I1

.ssCKEEL' This amt the age Of
- - miracles. Mr. Vance"
Vance swung about and faced
Markham
Listen! I'm telling you Jessup's
innocent He spoke with fervor
''at amazed me "And I'm going to
: ~ove 1t to YOU some way NV
cory is pretty complete: it's de
'r'cnt only in one or two small
poils ard confess. / haven't
yet be , ste to put name to the
cuIprit r. is the si-ht theory
Markham. and IT'S diametrical Y
opposed to the sergeant's.
Therefore. you've got to give me
sn opportunity to demonstrate It
s;afore you proceed against Jessup
Now. / cant demonstrate 1t here:
60 yea and Heath must come with
me 10 the Odell house. 1t won't
take Ger al hour. But II 1t took a
week you'd have to come just the
.snMe"
He Stepped nearer to the desk.
II knt., that It was Skeel. and
not Jess.p who unboited that door
before til crime. and reholteI Il
afterward."
Markham was :nsy ressed.
"Yen know this-you know It for
= fac..?"
YES! And know Low he did
IT,"
(Monday. September II, :.
1850 q. ni.)
half an hour later NC entered
tho little apartment-house in list
Street. Despite the FEASIBILITY Of
Heath's case against Jessup. Mark.
ham was not entirely satisfied with
the arrest: and vance's attitude
had sown further seeds Of doubt
In his mind.
he strongest point against les.
sup was that relating to the boltins
and unbolting Of the side door: and
when Vance had asserted that he
was able to demonstrate how Skeel
could have manipulated his own
entrance and exit. Markham
though only party convinced. had
agreed to accompany him. Heath
too. twas interested. and, though
supercjlious. had expressed . Will
fnGueds to 80 along.
Spively, scintillant In his choco
late-colored suit. was at the switch
y hoard rand stared at US apprehen
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SHE TRIED TT

do you believe in the power Of
prayer?"
II would if you'd gone home M
hour ago."-Life.
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1t is said that Anatolc France, thd
great French writer, would go to any
lengths to avoid the use Of \ semi
colon.
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Although the printed calendar or
almanac was produced on the Cont
nent in 1472, it was not until 1897
that the first one appeared in Eng
fish.
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Tapioca is q product of tapioca
flour which comes from the root Of
the cassava, a tropical plant similar
to our sweet potato.
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FOR RENT-Two light housekeep-
ing rooms we'll furnished and
modern. Phone 637-J. lib Man
dan.
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APARTME NTS

APARTMENTS
FOR RENT-Apartments. All
modern four-room apartment. Al
SO partly furnished two room
apartment and single room for
light Housekeeping. City heat.
College building. Telephone 1873.
FOR RENT-Strictly modern three
room apartment on ground floor.
In good location. Also garden
space. Partly furnished. Call 1T
223 West Thayer.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished two
room apartment available March
1st. Hazelhurst, all Fifth street.
Phone 273. Also garage.
FOR RENT-Three rooms modern
furnished apartment, ground
floor. Phone 0. Hedden Real
Estate Agency
FOR RENT-Three rooms modern
furnished apartment, ground
floor. Call at 721 Third 8 =
Phone 678-R.
FOR RENT-A four room and
bath unfinished apartment for
adults only. Woodmansee Apis
Phone 1883.
WANTED-By March 18th, six
room modern house or apartment
near high school. Phone 306.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
light housekeeping apt. modern
Phone 543-W. 924 Fourth.
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o. KID USED CARS
ATTRACTIVE RUYS

1926 Ford coupe, refinished.
1926 Chevrolet coupe, fully
equipped.
1927 Chevrolet Landau sedan. good
as new.
1926 Overland sedan, reconditioned.
1926 Chevrolet coupe.
1925 Ford coupe, new tires.
1926 Ford ton truck chassis with
transmission, completely over
hauled.
1927 Chevrolet ton truck, good as
new.
We Trade and Give Terms
CAPITAL CHEVROLET CO.
Bismarck, N. D.
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CHARACTERS

rHlLO VANCE
JOHN FIX. MARKHAM, District
Attorney Of New York County
n A II /. a FIT Cd + l. l. (THE
CANARy"D
CHA IL LES CLEAvE n. . man.
KENNETl spoTswoODE. a manu-.
fccturcr
Louis MANNIX. an importer
Or. AMHROISE LIND1UlST. q
fashionable neuroIoSlst
TONY SKEEL. a professional bur-
wiii.Ll IAN ELMER JEssuP. telc.
HAnnY SPIN Ely. telephone op.
ExNEaT HEATH. Sergeant OF the
Homicide bureau
THE STORY THUS FAR
Margaret Occll IL found xtran-
Elcd. SkeciS AnEer prints are
found In the apartment. but Vance
believes Skeel had been hiding
In Il closet white the murder was
committed. The thing that bnf-
fles police - the side door "a the
alley. which Ind been holtcd ON
the inside the night before and
was found the sanie way in the
nHd CIcnvcr MI lic-AhOut their
whereabouts the night Of the
murder. SpotswOOde. who had
called on the girl. Ind rushed
back to her door nj the sound Of
q scream. but hnd been treasured
that vcrythtng WINS all right
Then Skec1 In found atranElcd-
Just like the "Canary"-aftcr he
had promised to tell who nlur-
dered the girl. Heath arrests
Jexaup. believing him the only one
Nble 10 mnuipuIate the side door.
Rut Vince declares Ikecl could
hive gone out that wnv mud re-
bO;tcd the door on the inside.
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FARM LANDS

HAVE several hundred acres first
class hardwood farm land in Wis
consin with some young timber
to sell or trade for North Dakota
farm. Andrew Jensen, 702 Sixth
. street. Bismarck. N. D.
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FOR SALE-One section land 200
acres cultivated, 2 1-2 miles from
town, plenty water, fair buildings,
sell cheap, part down, balance to
suit buyer. Address M Nieder-
meyer, Beulah, N. D.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-My cottage and block
of land in eastern part Of city.
Ideal place for poultry or truck
gardening; Frank Milhollan.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house with garage. Close in, inn
mediate possession. Price Owens,
Eltinge block. Phone AL.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house. Inquire at It's Sixth street.
MISCELLANEOUS
NATIONAL Cash REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and ICES. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel.
repr sentative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck. N. d.
fOR SALE-A few good registered
Duroc Jersey Gifts bred to farrow
the last Of March. Weight about
$50 pounds. Price each $4,000.
Nagel and ~trutz, Box Il, Bis
marck. N. D. a
FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers and Hartz Mountain,
also native singers Cages, seeds,
treats. etc. Phone l15-J. Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N D.. Box 728.
WANTED-To rent or buy restaur-
ant or pool hall in small live town.
Apply Tribune No. 9.
FOR RENT-Rex Cafe, Beulah,
North Dakota. everything fur
nished.
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FOR RENT-Desirable office room
in Hoskins block. See S. A..
Floren, Business Service Co.
Phnna A01.
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PIANIST and Phrenologist Mad
am Lattimerelle. Helps find lost
articles. See her today. lis First
street. Phone 1880.
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FOR SALE
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in modern home,
suitable for pne lady. Always
hot water, only five blocks from
town. Call at 706 Fourth street
or nhnnn 1131.L
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHI Q II u 8 q
WORK WANTED

LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or re air that leaky or
clogged radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
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FOR RENT-Two modern city heat.
ed rooms at 304 1-2 Main street
INQUIRE front Apt. or phone 1867
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DISARMAMENT
 SOUGHT EARLY
Assembly of League of Ma tions Adopts Resolu-
 ton on Subject

GENEVA, Sept. 2c- Further steps toward disarmament must be accomplished with the minimum delay said a resolution adopted by the Assembly of the League of Nations.
 The solemn pronouncement urg ed that the great naval powers find solution in spirit of con- ciliation and international solidar- ity for difficulties which they have encountered.
 The resolution, which wa s framed by the Disarmament Com mission of the League of Nations, calls for convoeation and prevo- cation of the Preparatory Disarma- ment Commission by 1929. The Assembly wound up all work and adjourned shortly after noon. The last part of the ses- sion was marked by rather bit ter exchange between Count AL bert Apponyi of Hungary, and delegates of the Little Entente Countries.
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RUMMAGE SALE

Martha society iiummage Sale Sept. 2S729 at A, N, B, Hall. Send all dohations t6 Mrs. Stillman. ttt sA8 1 sf} adv.
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THE BINGHAM GIRL"
 COLISEUM TOMORROW

Mary Thompson, straight from the country, was embarrassed when she wandered into gay New York cabaret and saw the bars 1legs of the chorus girls in the floor show" but her surprise was nothing compared to what she exl periencedf later at studio party in the, inner circle of Greenwich Village. <
 t"The Gingham Girl,' an FBO production featuring Lois Wilson and scheduled to open an engage ment tomorrow at the Coliseum deals intimately with the fascina- tion of this exotic district and with the bizarre characters who con stitute it's greatest attraction. But it also deals with the sweet sim plicity of country village and with the whirl of big business in the metropolis.
 The story follows the heroine from her home in a small town tc commanding position in the great city and traces her love story. which changes and changes l-and still remains the same.
 George K. Arthur, popular screef comedian, plays opposite Miss Will son in "The Gingham Girl" ant the cast also includes such well known favorites as Betty Francis ! co, Jerry .Miley, Hazel Keener, Jet Prouty and Derelys Perdue
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Attractions At Theatres
HOOT GIBSON IS
 NOW AT PALACE

If your taste in movies runs to strong doses of vim, vigor and vi- tality, instead of mush and milk, you'll get more than your share of nourishing entertainment when you see "The Prairie King" which opened last night an engagement of two days at the Palace Theatre, with Hoot Gibson in the stellar role.
 The picture starts out with the colorful scenes of a typical Span- ish fiesta in a border town, where time has wrought a, fusion of Latin temperament and American speed and progress. While the festivi- ties are going on, the majesty ci the law moves ponderously and slowly in the offices of Jim Gard ner, the local legal light, who is revealing the contents of will naming three persons, each not known to the other, as heirs of a rich gold mine. the estate of old Abner Perrigo. to whom they had once shown small kindnesses.
 The cast of players in "The Prairie King" is very we'll chosen including: Charles Sellon, Ross Gore, Al Priscoe, Sidney Jarvis George Periolat and others.
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TOM MIX IS NOW
 AT THE COLISEUM

Tom Mix, famous ace of the West" the star of Fox Films yer sion of Zane Grey's "The Last Trail" which proved more than popular with the first audiences to see it at the Coliseum Theatre when it started two-day engage ment yesterday.
 The screen adaptation of the popular novel retains all the dash, action and thrills of the printed page. Lew Seller, who directed the picture. grasped every oppor- funity offered by the book and made the most of it.
 Like other Tom Mix pictures. 'eThe Last Trail'' has more than it's share; of scenic beauty. Exterior scenes were made in the famous San Bernardino Valley of Califor- mia.
 In the early part of the film Tom is seen as an Army scout of the Dakotas during the last uprising of the Sioux Indians. Later, he is seen as the hard-riding, quick on-the-trfgger foe of a desperate crew of stage coach looters.
 Supporting the star are Carmeli- ta Geraghty, William Davidson, Jerry the Giant, Tony. the wonder horse. and others.
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MAYER, MOTHER ' REACH SEATTLE
Suspects in Bassett Disap- pearance Case Main
 tain Innocence


 SEATTLE. Sept. Haggard and nervous but still maintaining they do not know anything about what they are suspected of. D. E. Mayer and his mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, were brought here today from Oakland for investigation in connection with the disappear ance of James Bassett, The two prisoners were taken to police headquarters. after their arrival here
 Bassett disappeared September 5 Mayer and his mother were arrested in Oakland Bassett's automobile and watch were found in their possession.
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LET Aimqu1sr Press Your Suit.
 We call and deliver. Pnone 528.
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PRINCE OF rEMPTERS"
 IS COMING TO PALACE

Mary Brian plays the role of Wendy in s"The Prince of Temp ters" which comes to the Palace for three nights starting Thursday.
 Her latest picture in which she is featured with Ben Lyon, Lois Moran and Lya de Putti, is "The Prince of Tempters," directed by Lothar Mendes. who was brought to this country by Robert T. Kane, the producer. especially to direct this big photoplay for First Ma tfonal Pictures, Inc.
 Mary Brian has the role of one of the fair damsels in London who brings the young prince of tempt CTS out of his disiliusionmen! about girls.
 Those who read the novel by E Phillips Oppenseim, under the title Of "The Fix Duke" remember that
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the papers committing them to Joliet Penitentiary for life. met with general denial from Dis trict Attoreny Groves office. It was declared that If Clabaugh and the Board do their duties. there is no way to get the boys out until death releases them"
 Clarence Darrow, who defended the boys at their trial. said. Tt is a lot of bunk of the brain of q child and somebody is suffering from brain storm.f
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the prince of tempters was not launched upon his career as a flirt until. after leaving the monastery that had sheltered him for the first twenty years of his life, he fell victim in a series of adven- lures which his sheltered life had left him unequipped to cope with.
 Thus, curiosity turns to disil- lusionment, and disillusionment finds it's way back to loye-with Mary's help.
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WHIST PARTY

, The Rebekans of No. PA will give whist party in the l. O.. 0. F. Hall on Sept. 26th at S:15 P M
 This is the first of series of six parties Refreshments and prizes. Admission 35 cents. Pub lie cordially invited. Grand prize at end of series. 4N --adv
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DEPOSIT ION TO p PAROLING TWO MURDERERS
Freeing of Loeb and Leo pold Brings Forth
 Strong Denials

CHICAGO. H.. Sept. 26.-As- sertion of Hinton Clabaugh, Chairman of the Board of Parole and Pardons. that Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. kidnappers and slayers of little Robbie Franks. could apply for a parole in seven years, due to errors in
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ola papers Tor sar, at ths Empire.
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Leon Permanent Wave. yI2.50. Fern Beauty parlor. adv.
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s. Hellenthal, who has been in Wrangell and other towns on busi- ness. returned yesterday after noon on the Aieutian.
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MISSION SOCIETY MEETS

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Northern Light Presbyter- ian Church. will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. o. A. Stillman. All ladies inter- ested are Invited to come.
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AARD PARTY

Will be given Saturday night. Sept. 29 at S:30 o'clock, Moose Hall, by Women. of Mooseheart Legion. Public invited. -adv.
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Miss Frances M Harland arrived Ihere yesterday on the Aleutian to spend a year with her parents, Mr.
 and Mrs. Charles E. Harland. Miss Harland has just completed two years study at Eastman School of
 Music, Rochester, New York.