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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
CITATION HEARING PETITION For
LICENSE TO SELL REAL


State Of North Dakota, County of
Burleigh.
In County Court, Before Hon. l. &.
Davies. Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Carrie
y. Taylor. also known as Caroline
Donnelly Taylor. Deceased.
J. j.. Bell, Administrators. Petitioner.
John Mccrory, Sarah preavey. Susie
Day. Katie Gardner. Florence
Cochran. Emma Salzer. Edith
Harms, will McCrory, Sarah But
Ter. Anna Butler, Eliza Terhune.
Frank Frank, c isasr Wil WI, C ,hssr"
clifton u. Hollister. the Admin
istrator Of the estate Of Susie
Day. deceased. Alice +. Miller and
Sara l.. Gardner, the executives
of tho last Will and testament Of
Katie Gardner. deceased. and all
other persons interested in said
estate OF Carrie y. Taylor, also
known as Caroline Donnelly Tay-
Tor. deceased, Respondents
The State Of North Dakota to the
above Respondents:
You and each one Of You are here
by cited and required to appear be
fore the County Court Of the County
Of Eurleigh. North Dakota. at the Of
flee Of the county Judge Of said coun-
" OF Bur!eigh. North Dakota. at the
Burleigh county. North Dakota <,urt
house in the city OF Bismarck. in Bur
Goth day OF March, A. y. 1928. AT the
hour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon of
that day. TO show cause. If any you
have why the petition of j. l.. Bell.
the administrator of the estate Of
Carrie u. Taylor. also known as Car
cline Donnelly Taylor, deceased. on
file in said Court. for license 10 sell
the following described real estate.
and any part thereof belonging I"
said estate of carrie y. Tayor. also
known as Caroline Donnelly Taylor,
deceased. at private sale, should not
be granted. to-wit:
Lot | in block IS OF the Northern
Pacific Second Addition TO the city Of
bismarck. III Eurleigh county, North
Dakota.
Lots II and l. in block =, Of the
Original Plat of the city Of bismarck,
in EurleiEh county. North Dakota.
; in coffin's Addition to the city Of
Bismarck, in BurleiGh county. North
Dakota.
Lots 26 and - in block II in SUIT
Ties addition to the city of bismarck,
In Eurlsigh county, North Dakota
The north west quarter or section
- in township lis north of rang. so
west Of the 5th principal meridian IN
Hurlcigh county. North Dakota. and
the north west quarter of section 6 i'm
township 137 north. Of range 80 west
Of the 9TH principal meridian in Bur
leigh county. North Dakota. otherwise
known as lots >. | and > and tho
south east quarter Of tho north west
quarter Of said section g.
The late residence OF. said Carrie y.
Taylor also known as'caroline Dom
nelly Taylor. deceased. the owner Of
said estate Of Carrie p. Taylor. also
known rs Caroline Donnclly Taylor
deceased. was bismarck, North Da
kota.
Let service be made Of this citation
as required by law.
Dated this 9TH day of March \. -. |
1928.
By tho Court.
(Scal) I. 4. DAVIES.
Judge Of said County Court.
C 1890 I:-1O)
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County Board Urged
to Try Oil on Road

Tarvia treatment of U. S. highway
No. 10 for a stretch Of three miles
adjacent to the city limits of Bis
marck beginning at the east end of
Main avenue and running towards
the penitentiary was recommended
to the Burleigh county board of COM
missioners by the board of directors
Of the Association Of Commerce fol-
lowing meeting yesterday.
The A. c. board Of directors voted
to endorse the request of the state
highway commission that Burleigh
county join with the state in putting
oil or tarvia on the stretch of road
way specified when members Of the
state commission appeared before
the A. C. officials.
The board of directors urged every
member of the association and any
other interested citizen to attend the
public meeting that will be held in
the A. c. chambers Wednesday night
at 1880 when tentative plans for the
proposed Fourth of July celebration
will be submitted by special COM
mittee.
The city commission will be urged
to take steps to see that all boule-
wards in the paved residential area
be maintained this season, By the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Voters May Register
at Polling Places

Residents Of Bismarck who have
moved here since the last election
was held or who have moved from
one precinct to another in the city
since that time are being given the
opportunity today to have their
names placed on the registration
lists in the proper precinct by CALL
ing 1T the polling place.
This is the first Of two registra-
ton days provided for by law in
preparation for the presidential
preferential primary election which
will be held in the state March 20.
Only those whose names are on the
precinct registration lists will be en-
titled to vote at the election.
The second registration day will
be next Tuesday, March Is. Elec-
ton officials are at the polling
places in all wards and precincts to-
day to accommodate those who
must register and will again be at
the polling places next Tuesday.
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SALE OF LAND

Notice is hereby given, That under
authority Of All Order OF Sale granted
by the Honorable J. c. Davies, Judge
Of the County Court of Burleigh coun-
~, North Dakota, dated the goth day
Of February a. D. 1928, tho under
signed, the administrator of the estate
% Andrew Niva. late OF Trygg Town
k0ta. deceased, will sell at. private
sale to the highest bidder, for cash.
subject to confirmation by the Judge
cf said County Court. the following
s4scribed real estate situa&etf IN Bur-
Leigh county. North pafsota belong
Ing to said estate, t0-wit:
The east half Ut the north west
quarter and lots one and two OF SIC
zion eighteen (18) In township one
hundred and forty-one CAD north.
ut range seventy-six (76) west Of the
9Th principal meridian in Bureligll
county. North Dakota, and being
I otherwise known AS the north west
.1uarter Of said section eighteen usJ.
The eale will be made On or after
The 9Th day OF March A. D. 1928. All
cft III the office OF Geo. II. Register
IN Bismarck. North Dakota, or filed
vitll the Judge OF said County Court
g. dAltwAFed to tho undersigned per-
o1ta1ly ~ his residence on the south
{ at Qnafter ~ section 2: in township
xH n1fth of range. ~ west Of the
prinelpal meridian in Burleizh
"a ia, uafys North Dakota.
U1ted March 3na =. q 1877.
1dministrator Of tho estate
4 ak 0f Andrew Ntva, deceased.
ssy$ l3/e-l5l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Wild Geese Wing
Their Way North

Spring has come to the Mis-
souri, Slope.
That is what the weatherwise~
sages Of the country hereabouts
are saying today following def
mite Manifestations of the ap.
proach of warm weather Mon.
day.
Honk! H0nk! Honk!
On the wings Of = warm wind
that sighed in from the south
late yesterday. came the clear
call of countless wild geese in
full flight up the heavenly
stretches of the Missouri river.
8. F. Lambert, Bismarck,
sighting the tell.tale V-shaped
etching against the clouds, had
beat the federal weather man to
q prediction.
According to Mr.. Lambert and
others, the geese, after scouting
the country. sailed back over the
capitol and spent the night in
the bottoms along the river
south Of the city.
They took flight early today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Officers of Bankers
Associations Meet

Officers of the county bankers
associations Of the Missouri Slope
area are meeting in the chambers Of
the Association of Commerce today
to discuss general banking problems.
w. c. Macfadden. Fargo, secre-
tary of the North Dakota Bankers
association, is in attendance at the
meetings rs official representative
of the state organization.
Counties represented at the meet
ing arc Burlcigh, Morton. Mclean,
Grant, Emmons, Bowman. Slope,
Hettinger, Adams and Golden Valley.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Governor SOrlie
to Present Merit
Badges to Scouts

Governor A. G.. Sorlic will present
the first and second class merit
badges to 20 members of the Bis
marck Boy Scout troops at a Court
Of Honor ceremony which will be
held this evening at o'clock at the
high school auditorium.
w. G. Fulton, director Of boys
work here, is in charge of the meet
ing this evening. An interesting
program has been arranged and the
public is invited 10 attend.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Roberts to Referee
OrtOn.Ratzlaff Bout

Q. w. Roberts, veteran Bismarck
referee, has been asked to be the
third man in the ring when Earl
Orion, Fargo, fights Herman Ratz-
laff, the Minot Iron man, at Minot
on March 16, announcement of the
match having been made today.
Orion is the young Fargo welter-
weight who knocked out Jimmy Du-
gan, Bismarck. in the first round of
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
CONTRABANu GALOSHES

Vancouver, h. C.-Sudden appear
ancc Of new overshoes on pretty girls
at Courtenay, Vancouver Island, at
tracted notice of customs officers
stationed to watch n wrecked steam
ship. Believing the merchandise had
come from the wrecked ship. they
declared it dutiable and proceeded
to collect. Residents protested to
Ottawa with no result.
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A. c. board Of directors, who arc
anxious to have Bismarck make a
better physical appearance than
hitherto.
The special committee on the COM
munity building project was to meet
at 5 p. m. today.
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ABERCROMBIE BANK CLOSES
Closing Of the State Bank of
Abercrombie was announced today
by the state banking department.
Depleted reserve was given as the
cause. The bank was capitalized at
$4,000; had a surplus of $4,000 and
deposits of $4,000.
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a scheduled eight-round go here
Feb. 20.
Ratzlaff also appeared on the
same card, the Minot boy fighting
eight rounds to draw with Bat
Krause of Hazen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06

A savings bank in the form of a
closed urn Of baked clay with a slit
in the top has been found in the
ruins Of Utica, an ancient Phoen-
ician city on the African coast.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Charter No. 2434
narter No. 2434 Reserve District No.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

xA11I I1NOx INA 1xOXVAA DANA
If
" ~ " ~ ~ rebpuarv 90 1sas ~ Tue e'0'e Of BUSINESS on
Resources.
includ
accenances Of other hanks and fore;rn hils
of exchange or drafts sold with endorsement
80 ss-co
Total loans = -'.o''os e,e %
Ovcrdrafs unsecured :. Sss 90
i 1nyerpnan, secnr;t;cs owr.d '''''''''' -'A'Oo-
Dcposted To- secure circulation m bonds mar *
valuc " ~ A ~ - "o"u' 20 -.nonno
All other Tinted states Government secnriies
1inrIudiny nren,iumsN anvI en-nnn
Total . 80 ''o''O' n-n oo
Other I,onas securities ourei
Ranking Furniture F,ure. -'.''-o-o
ea estate Owned o,hcr than hanLin. honse a.
awf, reaor,a viii, Fadra paserr no ann '
hanks 80 W.. ~ - "a, -, 9.
Amount dpo FROM state hanks .rIcrs .rd ,rus o0o''11o'
eomnanes IN tho limited States 49, 4s ;. .os -
Exchanges for clearing house 200 -
Tot,I "' $50. ''''''','''''' sn-n, Ao'"'''A
c,ons "I s cnan. ra, p.:r, oS':oo'
IapL, located outsida ~ ctv ~ .arvn -. ~
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06
Don't Let That Cold
Turn Into Flu

That cold may turn into "Tlu,"
Grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia,
unless you take care Of it at once.
Rub, Musterole on the congested
parts and see how quickly it brings
relief.
AS effective as the messy old
mustard plaster; does the work
without blister.
Musterole. made from pure oil Of
mustard, camphor, menthol and 9TH
er simple ingredients, is counter
irritant which stimulates circulation
and helps break up the cold.
You will feel a warm tingc as it
enters the pores, then cooling SEN
satin that brings welcome relief.
Ian g Tsbee
||!|E j ! 3
Better ehan q naseasd plssese
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06

HOT ASHES START FIRE
Hot ashes piled against a garage
at 513 Ninth street started fire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06

which burned one corner Of the
building slightly before the fire de-
partment was called this morning.
The blaze was quickly extinguished.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-03-06

The discovery that the fibcc Of tho
cocoon spun by the silkwor1n could
be made into cloth is ascribed to Sc
Ling-She, Chinese queen who lived
about Al centuries ago.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
S|N H TO REP \
To WHITES
CHARGES
By RAYMOND /. horst
international News Servies

ALBANY. ~. X. aug After 4
careful study cf his legislative rec
ord III the New York assenbly from
1904 to 1915. Gov All Smith today
WAS understood I'd be preparing an
answer to the charges hurled at
him by William Allen FIlite, kansas 3
editor
White charged that Smith always
voted In the interest Of the saloon
The Governor is said to have dis
covered several instances where
White did not get his facts exactly
straight. Al number Of bills White
said were fiji the interest OF the
saloon were sponsored by Republl-
cans and were passed unanimous 4
In his reply to White, the Coy
ernor is planning to point TO the
fact that virtually all the time he
was member of the assembly the
Republicans were in complete con-
troll, and that IL any legislation IN
the interest OF the liquor traffic
was passed. the Republicans We're 70
blame.
According to friends. the Cover.
nor will make it clear in his reply
to White that he is not ashamed
OF his assembly record He also
will stress the point. 1t was said.
that he always has been a foe Of
the saloon and is q believer in
temperance.
AS soon as the Governor dispOses
OF the charge made by White he
will turn his attention to the COM
pletion OF his acceptance speech.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07

ROUNDING OUT 3 0 YEARS SERVICE
TECHNICAL SERGT. CIPRIANO CAMPAGNA, of
the Third Cavalry Band at Fort Myer, bids fair to
reach his aim, Of 80 years service as soldier After
serving q years Campagna has just signed up again.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
j s MOVES To
GE / MISSING
oil MAN


PARIS. Aug. Arthur Diabert
al agent of the United states Treas.
my Department called upon the
ministry 81 Justice today 70 -.
plain the warrant which has been
issued FOR the arrest 81 Henry M.
Blaclnner, missing Teapot Dome
Witness
BlacIner Is not wanted Ii con.
nection with the Teapot lone All
qliiry but il accused III the Fed
eral court at Denver, Coll Of
perjury.
Blackner is alleged to have per-
jlred himself In making out an
income tax paper.
Diebert told the French officials
that BlacIxmerss alleged crime falls
under the statute Of limitations.
but is not vet outlawed.
He said that the warrant A good
for three more years before the
statute Of limitations voids it.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
BITTEN BY DEAD SNAKE.

LEWISBURG, Pa. Aug. r.
Thomas Wise, %, farmer of near
Sunrise. Union county. saw what he
thought was dead snake coiIed up
under some raspberry bushes as he
was eating the fruit near his home.
He reached to get 1t by the tail
when the reptile struck and sank its
fangs into his right arm. Despite the
pain he killed the snake, a copper
head three feet long. then ran q mile
to the home Of M. g. Reedy, who
treated the wound, Wise is expected
to recover. -
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
|. P. CHAPMAN
FUNERAL HELD

Funeral services for DIR. T. p.
Chapman, late chief of the Division
Service Commission. who died
Saturday in his office of heart
attack, Were held today from the
Hines undertaking establishment.
The Rev. DR.. A. S. Mohray of.
ficiated, and burial followed in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Members and employees of the
Civil Service Commission attended
the services. Commissioner George
r. Wales made a brief address. Or.
y. A. Edison. G. ". Bartlett, DIR.
r. A. Griffin. ]. r. Yaden, B. W
Kumler and T.. II Fisher. ali Civil
Service Commission officials, acted
as paIlbearers.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07

Enjoy automobile ownership. Select 4
used ear from those listed for sale In
tOday's classified ads
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
Patriotic Snowfall"
Vendor Gets Warning

Another case Of desecratIOn O
the American flag was handled iH
d kindly fashion yesterday when
Judge MattingIy suspended sentence
after warning Daniel Ashton. col
ored, 500 block NJ st. n. w, who
was accused BY Policeman shelton.
of the Second precinct. or draping
the flag over the ice in his 'snow-
ball" stand.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07

THERE WILL. be real gang waiting to greet Jack
Roach, director Of the famous Hollywood "Our Gang"
when he comes to Washington Thursday and Friday
to look the fnasts in the Our Gang contest
Quoted BY the Washington Times and Loews Theater.
cate Of the Hollywood 'gangsters' Of film fame Little
Mary Agnes Parsons, g. the Jean Of the Washington
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CHOSEN COMEDY GANGSTERS WASHINGTON

gang, is shown above at the left with barefooted
"Freckes,' Carl Anderson, q Of Glen Carlyn, Va The
picture at the right shows closeup of Freckles with
his famous toothess grin. The center picture shows
left to right, Farina, Tom Crawford; Freckes Carl
Anderson; Jean Mary Agnes Parsons; 'sWheezer,"
Jimmy Hellmuth; Mary Charlotte Goldberg, and
Fatty" Daniel Gevinson.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
JEALOUS, v If [
!. St ABS DOCTOR
To DEATH
BY JAMES Z. KILGALLEN
international News service

NEW YORK, Aug. Mrs. Fran
ces Kirlwood IS, and attractive to-
day killed her husband, Or. Glenn
Kirkwood. rs, with a bread knife
during quarrel in their home at
Sunnyside Gardens. Woodside, 4. T.,
according to the police, who said the
young woman admitted she was
goaded into a jealous rage over his
alleged attentions to other women.
She is held on a charge of murder.
She told the police. they said. that
she became so exasperated during an
argument with her husband In the
kitchen Of their home about a, m.
today that she. turned on him with a
bread knife.
Fought Over Gossip
The tragedy was brought about,
she explained by neighborhood gos-
sip concerning her husbands $ alleged
friendship with other women while
Mrs. Kirkwood was on a four-weeks'
vacation at Lake Ronkonkoma, Il. ].
DIR. kirkwood died three hours
later on the operating table at st.
Johns Hospital. Long Island City.
Mrs. kirkwood told them. the an.
thoritfes said that when size re.
turned recently from her vacation
there We're whispering rumors'' Of
her husbands friendships with other
women in the community.
She upbraided him. He denied the
accusations, however. But the COS
sip continued The matter was on
her mind and last night they had
an argument IT was renewed eaflr
TODAY and ii ended with KirkwOod
sinking to the floor. his abdomen
slashed with the knife.
As soon as he fell to the floor.
Mrs. Kirkwood ran from the house
seeking a physician. Patrolman
Thomas Cannon met her running
frantically short distance from
her pretty home.
Married Year
The policeman said she told him
she had stabbed her husband and
she begged him 10 get doctor.
The officer called an ambulance
DIR. Kirkwood was taken to the
hospital and his wife TO she Long
Island City police headquarters.
where she was questioned by the
authorities
She almost collapsed wnen word
came that her husband was dead.
She was then booked on murder
charge. She probably will lie ar
raigned today or tomorrow.
The Kirkwoods were married
year ago. Mrs. Kirkwood was di-
vorced from her first husband. by
whom she had a son. Lee MeAvoy.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
LEWIS, DRY, ASKS
If Z|HLMAN
DRINKS

CUMBERLAND. Md, Aug. Z.
David }. Lewis, of this city, Demo
cratic candidate for Congrass from
the Sixth Congressional district, to.
day stated his stand on the Eight
eenth Amendment and the Vo.stead
act and in doing so took occasion
to LAY out" Representative Fred
erick n. zihlman, monument, whom
he hopes to defeat at the5 forthcom-
ing election.
Lewis gave his views in a letter
to the Rev. F. Berry Plummer, pas.
tor Of St. Pauls United Brethren
Church, Hagerstown, and president
of the Washington Law and Order
League. who had written asking his
stand on prohibition.
Obeys Law To Letter
II have obeyed the Eighteenth
Amendment and the prohibition act
in letter and in spirit ever sine
they became the law of the land IT
is my. purpose to continue doing so.
AS a member of Congress shall
vote to pass the appropriations nee
essaFy to enforce this as we'll as
all other laws, and give it the much
needed example of bona fide per-
sonal obedience as an officer of the
Government of the United States, =
the candidate wrote to the Rev.
Plummer.
/ shall ask you to address the
same questions to the Hon, Fred.
erick n. Zihlman, and also to ask
him II he lives up to the Volstead
act for which he vtoed?
Question For ZihIman
II understand that. the Hon. Zihl-
man does not live up-t to the letter
and the spirit of the law and
breaks it at pleasure.
rs this the proper example for
the representative of the voters of
the Sixth Congressional district OF
Maryland to set?" the letter con.
cludes.
Among the dry element, the can.
didate's reply is hailed as a great
step forward. Representative Zihl-
man, who is chairman Of the House
District Committee, is yet to be
heard from
The Washington times., 1928-08-07
Tom Mix Says His Wife
Is in Paris for Divorce

BEVERLEY HILLS, Cal, Aug.
Tom Mix. film cowboy actor, to-
day admitted his wife had gore to
Paris to sue him for divorce. Mrs.
Mix left here a month ago with
her daughter.
II haven't heard from her since
she left, Z he stated. and don't
know what her present plans are.
But when she went away. 4 told her
/ would agree TO anything she
wanted to do. But every hight !
pray that she and Tomasina will
be sent back to me. My house is
always open to them"
Enjoy automobile ownership. select 4
Asnll.
The Washington times., 1928-08-07

Many miles Of unused TRANSPORTATION
await your purchase through the uaed
car f0r sale columns ~ tOday,s cIassl-
fled ade.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-12
DEMOCRAT LEADER IF ARKANSAS HURLS
 CHARGE AT HAYS
MELLON WILL FACE OIL COMMIT TEE TOMORROW; BE ASKED
 ABOUT $5o,o00

WASHINGTON, March F. (P)-Re- viewing the testimony before the Tea pot Dome Committee Senator Robin son, the Arkansas Democratic leader, declared Will H. Hays had subject himself to the possible charge of per- jury"
 The Democratic leader carried the oil case before the Senate shortly aft CT it was announced Secretary Mellon would appear before the Oil Commit tee. Tomorrow Mellon will be asked about the $5O,o00 in the Continental Trading Co.,, bonds sent him by Hays, who was the former Secretary of the Republican National Committee, and which was refused by Mellon.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-12
WORLD DEALERS IN FUR TO CONVENE
 SEATTLE APRIL
TEN MODELS FROM NEW YORK BE FEATURE CONVENTION;
 FUR SALE AUCTION

SEATTLE, March F, (P)-National fur dealers will hold their annual con- vention in Seattle on April 24 to the 27th inclusive. David c. Mills of New York, director general, will be in at- tendance as will other officers of the big organization of principal fur men of London, Paris, Berlin, and other European cities.
 Fur buyers from Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto, New York, Boston, Chicago and other cities will be present at the annual convention which will be the largest of it's nature in the. history of tue west and which will be the fore runner for making thos city one of the biggest fur centers in the world.
 Seattle fur men declare Charles Gray, designer and style director of the Fur Garment Manufacturers As sociation of New York, will bring 10 models to conduct style show which will be the feature of the gathering The Seattle Fur Exchange will put on fur sale beginning April 25.