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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Freshman Backs
Are eEncouraging
10 Bison Mentor
cy Lonshrough, Fairhead, Sam
Westgate, Walsh. Jaeger
Are Among Best

Fargo. N. OAK. April 15.-A wealth
of freshman backfield material which
will be available for varsity duty next
fall is casting glow of optimism
over the North Dakota Agricultural
college spring football session which
Is being conducted under the dircc-
ton of c. G. Casey" Finnegan and
Robert Love. Bison have had prom
ising frosh ball-carriers in the past.
but none to surpass this years year.
ling crop which defeated the Univcr-
-ity freshmen for the first time in
history.
"Cy' Lonbrough. Fargo, once star
freshman back at Michigan univer-
sity. heads the list. with George Fair
head. Rockford ILL.,, flash not far be-
hind. Sam Westgate, Grafton. is the
best puntcr of the troupe. and looks
good for fullback job. Don Walsh,
New Richmond. Wis, Is the smallest
but speediest Of the lot Alfred Jaeger.
Hankinson. has also done commend
eble pigskin toting.
Veterans defending their berths are
Pete Gergen and Elmer Pariseau. of
Grafton: Leo May. Aberdeen, S. D.:
Oscar Hanson, Hancock, Mimi, and
Joe Blakeslee. Fargo
Ends are plentiful enough with
Lloyd Clark, Mohall: Bill Hits. Bow
bells, and Ed. Babcock, Fargo, among
the veterans reporting. Carl Miller.
Fargo, is the most likely freshman
prospect.
Graduation leaves the tackle posts
practically vacant. but there is some
talk Of shifting God" Ordahl. Cap
tain and center. to bolster one of
these positions Leonard Friberg,
Rockford. ILL.,. Is also a veteran cam
didate. while the work of Rod Nc
MILAN. Bentley. frosh. is outstanding.
Guard material is strong and plen-
tiful with the two Fargo veterans,
Gil Moe and ALI Skaret. returning for
their final year OF competition.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
r. H. .Bosard, Minot (silber, 1saacs,
Silbcr IL Wooley, Chicago, ILL.,, Of
counSel), for respondent.
New Zealand Yields
Ambergris Fortunes

Sydney, Australia. April 15.-(R-
Two lucky finds Of ambergris, worth
more than its weight in gold, were
made by differnt parties the same
day near Kaipara Heads, in the north
island of New Zealand. One unusual
~ large lump was declared to be
worth approximately $4,000.
Ambergris, or grey amber" is q
solid, fatty inflammable substance
Of dull, grey or blackish colour, that
Is really the bile from a sperm whale.
Usually 1t is found floating on the
sea, or in the sand near the sea coast
In tropical ATTITUDES. Not often Is It
found so far south as New Zealand
waters.
Ambergris is now used only in per-
fumery. though it formerly was freely
used In medicine. In minute guam
titles its alcoholic solution is much
used for giving floral" fragrance to
bouquets, washes, and other prepara-
tions Of the perfumer.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Californians
Beat Huskies

Oakland Estuary, Calf. April 15.-
R-Pulling far ahead of their north
ern rivals with q terrific pace, the
world champion University of Cali
fornia crew decisively defeated the
University Of Washington eight by
five and one half lengths in their
annual three mile race on the Es-
tuary here Saturday.
The Bear crew, including seven OF
the nine veterans that swept to 10
consecutive victories and the Olym-
pic games championship last year,
defeated the northerners in a sur
prisingly easy manner They went
into the lead at the start with a pow
crful sprint and continued to pull
ahead for the remainder of the race.
The official time was IS minutes,
IA seconds. which is seconds slower
than the course record set by Wash
jngton In 1923.
Honors in the first two races we're
even with the California freshmen
sweeping across the finish line 10
feet ahead Of their northern rivals,
and the Huskies coming back in the
junior varsity race, to trounce the
Bears BY 3 lengths with new course
junior varsity record.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
F0RECLOSl RE SALE

William LanEer. Attorney for Petit
noken, North Dakota. Mortgagor,
made, executed. and delivered to the
J. ]. Case Threshing Machine Com
certain mortgage dated August 18th.
1925. wherein and whereby said
Mortgagor mortgaged to said Mort
Ca1ee the following property, to-wit:
! 1892 Tractor No. 5Slt3
! 2S-t6 Thresher No. l0505S
! 2S-46 Feeder No. 6921l
! 2s-4s Stacker No; esa,5
29-4G Fill IN section
l25xsx5. Rubber Belt
Hundred sixty Five Dollars cssiS5. .ooC,
which mortgage was duly tiled in the
Offtce ct the Register OF Dcsds at
Btsm4rck. BurleiGh County, North
And whereas, defaul. has been
made In the terms Of said mortgage
by reason. OF non-payment. and the
amount claimed to be due thereon
this date is Thirteen Hundred Thirty
One and 44f1o0 Dollars ($l33l.4A.
Now Therefore, notice is hereby
and by order Of said J. /. Case
present owner thereof. I will sell the
above described chattel III the j. i.
Case Thrcshing Machine Company =
Warehouse in Bismar rex. Burleigh
County State Of North Dakota. at the
The ssnd day 81 April iSss' ~ on
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota,
this is:h day of April A. =. 1929.
Al. Ffs-HEl;.
l;esilcqce ard post office Address
Box Ne. S5t, BismaTck, y. Oak.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT.
GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Notice ts hereby given that that
certain mortgage. executed and de.
!lVered by Scott Cameron and HuIda
s. cameron. his wife. mortgagors, to
day Of October in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty. four. and filed for record in
me offlce OF the register OF deeds OF
Ne, me county OF Burleigh. apd State Of
tober. 1924 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and re-
corded therein in book 1877 Of Mort.
eages on page Is. will be foreclosed
ny sale OF the premises in such
at the front door OF the Burleish
county. North Dakota court house in
the city OF Bismarck, In Burlei9h
iioo"nty, 90 n's,cc. North Dakota, at the hour Of
o9s oS upon such mortgage on the day
The premises described In such
mortfaEe, and which will be sold to
lows: Lot two (2j in block twelve E i've
(12l OF the Northern Pacific Addition
to the city OF Bismarck, in Burieish
county. North Dakota.
the unpaid part Of the h,sh Whole e'Iaart. mort.
gage Indebtedness due and snavahle
Ihere Will be due on such mort
gage q, &c a. at the q date Of sale. including the
taxes. with interest thereon. the sum
OF seven thousand four hundred and
eighty.nine dollars and fifty-nine
cents lx7,4S969). besides the costs Of
Dated March 25. A. ID. 1929.
r. b. WEBB.
- :, Said Mortgage.
+. n. Register and George NJ. Regis
Yer. Attorneys for Said MortEaTee.
Bismarck. North Dakota.
3/25: 4/1-8-l5-22-29
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Dan Cupid Objects
To Phone Service

Hartford, Conn.-(P)-Cupid has
received staggering setback in his
campaign here for more marriages.
The latest telephone director. came
out with 10000 changes in number.
Now it has developed that many
young men had an extensive ac-
quaintance among Mays" and Hell
ems" and what have you, their only
clue to the girls actual identity being
q telephone number.
The new directory has left these
young men considerably annoyed
They have complained to the telc-
phone company A man. they con-
tended, should not set out to call
Helen and get May. Or. even worse,
call May and get a butcher shop.
Many romances, they claim, have
been blighted.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Additional Shorts
1000 Athletes to
Compete in Annual
Program at Kansas
Tom Churchill, Oklahoma, and
Dave Abbott, Illinois, Have
Been Entered

Lawrence. Kan, April l5.-LP)-
Track stars Of the midwest and south
west. their mettle tested by two relay
meets in Texas, will seek new speed
and distance records April 20 in the
seventh annual University Of kansas
relays.
Upward of 1000 athletes from al
most 100 universities and colleges arc
expected to compete in Kansas horse
shoe memorial stadium nestled in the
kaw valley.
A half dozen schoolboys from Pu-
llahou academy in Hawaii will aCd
international flavor to the event. Two
Olympic performers, Tom Churchill OF
Oklahoma vld David Abbott of Illi-
,lois. will defend their honors.
Most of the Big Ten and Big Six
schools will be represented Notrc
Danes runners will be led By Jack
Elder. who wen the 100-yard dash
here last year.
From Illinois will come the four.
mile relay team that bettcrcd the H.
tcrcollegiatc mark by nearly five min
utc5 at the Texas relays.
Claude Bracey, t!aShy RlCc institute
Sprntcr, may not compete, due TO a
conflicting meet in Texas.
Among leading wcightmcn will be
LEO Baldwin of the University of
Texas. who holds the Texas relay dis
Gus record of la feet l0i. inches.
Howell OF Oklahoma and Behr OF
Wisconsin, however, may give him
Close competition. Bcllr won the shot
put Mt both southern meets.
Bernard POGO" Frazier crosa-ccun-
t-y and two-milc champion of the
Big Six, will represent Kansas in the
3OO0-.nctcr run. Missouri will enter
its Big Six champions in the mile
rclay
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Women Of Bay State
Fight for Jury Duty

Boaton.-fRl-Tha Massachusetts
League OF Women Voters Is pushing
militant campaign for legislation
making women liable to jury service.
After eight years Of peaceful petit
tioning the. league has adopted meth
DDS OF old suffrage days with Alice
Stone Blackwell, who saw yeoman
service IN getting women the vote. In
charge Of the campaign. Mrs. Black
well IS honorary president Of the
league. Another leader Is Mrs. George
A. 6locomb Of Worcester.
The women contend that the quail
tty Of Massachusetts, juries needs to
Be raised and that men Of experience
and training seldom sre found Ia the
Jury box.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

MC0ee q COOS, Ml0Ot, Ior Respond.
ent.
From Williams County
The Northwestern National
Bank Of Minneapolis, Minne-
sofa, corporation,
Plaineiff and Appellant,
! VS.
N. T. Rosenquist,
Defendant and Respondent.
Syllabus: I'd In an action upon q
guaranty. the defendant counter
claimed asking damages on account
OF the failure Of the plaintiff to full
I'LL an alleged contract for q loan
and reliance upon representations. re-
sulttng In the fai'lrc Of q bank in
which the defendant was a principal
stockholder, with incidental loss of
securities owned by him and depres
ciation in the value Of his bank stock,
the evidence is examined and held to
present question of fact as to
whether the guaranty was delivered
to take effect as such or for the pur-
pose OF making loan transaction
appear regular In form and with the
understanding that the lender would
not enforce the guaranty but would
rely solely upon the collateral Sc
curity.
~ An ordinary written instru-
ment may be shown to have been de-
hvcred to an obligee for special
purpose and not for the purpose of
taking effect as an obligation.
90 Where one not an officer or
director Of a bank is employed for
the purpose Of checking up and re-
newing collater- security held by the
bank and to ascertain the general
condition Of the borrower, a contract
for loan or for additional credit be-
tween such person and the borrwer or
its agent is not within the scope of
the authority of the former and. is
not binding upon the principal.
a. Held. the evidence does not
show that the plaintiff misreprescnt-
ed the authority of its agent.
(5) Held, the evidence fails to es-
tabltsh an agreement for a loan or
for a definite extension OF credit by
overdraft.
CO. Where one advances securities
to protect a bank in which he is in
terested but where the bank never
theless fails soon thereafter and
where he subsequently consents to q
sale Of such securities BY the creditor
the amount being credited upon the
obligation Of the debtor bank, he may
not recover the value Of such secur-
tiles from the creditor. Gle who
consents to an act is not wronged by
1t. Section 7249, Compiled Laws OF
1879
Appeal from District Court of Will
liams county, Hon. John G. Lowe,
Judge.
Reversed and action dismissed.
Opinion by Birdzell. j.
Pierce, Tennesor, Cupler e. stam-
baugh. Fargo, and Koon, Whelan g.
Hampstead, Minneapolis. Mimi. of
Counsel, for Appellant.
Burdick, Shaft d Burk, Fargo. for
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

stits ssrlsi.h. st North Dak0ta' County Of
In County Court Before Hon. /. G.
In ri.s! ths Mater Stss ot tn. Estat. Of Albert
Bertha Teske, Petitioner. W. Minnie
Hsnning. Robert Teske, and Marian
Ieske ana all persons interested,
Respondents.
Above Named Respondents: - 'ne
.You ana each Of you are hereby
cited ana required to appear before
the County Court Of the County Of
of tss IN s.id adn STATE At the office
e the Court House in the CITY cit.yi q
.BlSmArck, IN said County and Sfstn
on the 18th day OF May 4. 8. 1925. It
tne nour q 70 o'clock In the forenoon
have, why Last will and testamnnf
of Albert Teske, late Of the counfv ~
dennepin. In the State Of Minne.ota' q
pnicn wncn was admitted to probate BY the
rvnsve rnvpsv ~ court Of said Hennepin
A. p 1925. should not be admittad to
probate by this Court as such last
MIL ana testament and why Bertha
.s Leske the executrix named therein,
bond. - - ~i'nout
Let service be made Of this citation
NJ required by law. 4
!, .1s Dated this 18th day Of April A. D.
BY the Court:
b. w. SHAW.
Judge OF the County Court
....,> OF Morton County sitting
'eeaD e the written request of
:, ~. Burleigh Count y. Il. '-
Svl!Ilam LanGer. ATTORNEY for ett-
l{f,snnes5 Bismarck. North DAkpta-
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

Whereas. Default has been made IA
the terms and conditions Of that cer-l
tain mortgage hereinafter described
tization instaliment OF sixty. slight
and 25/loo Dollars <3ss.25) due No
vem6er 20. 1928: and the further sum
e Tnrss cn HUNDRED d.ssa .Thirty.nine and
1924. isss, 1925 and ana 1877. s41 the years
Now. Therefore. Notice Is Hereby
Given, That that certain mortgage
fnsiutsd H,,i TED 1nd 'arda delivered by Edgar 4.
mortsa9ors, to the Fed:rai Land Land
1f g. the CITY Of st. Paul. County Of
sases datsa May - isfs ana m9r. fsd
for record in the office OF the Reg
ister Of Deeds Of Burleigh Countn.
North Dakota. on May %. 1919. ana
secqraea pss IN ~ book ' lsl Of Mortgages.
sale Of the premises in such mort
gage ana hereinafter described. at the
front door OF the Court House, in the
c,,y cnX g s,stn slsmafrGk: County Of Burlsi1h.
Ct May. 1929, to satisfy the amount
due upon such mortgage on the day
OF sale, for said defaulted indebted
ness. t.nt ss ssid e. sale !: to be made sub
cipal ct the aforesaid mortgage to
The Federal Land Bank o Saint
Paul, amounting to. Eighteen Hun
drsd asssl, ,Forty1swo 81 and $1,000 Dollars
such mort1ags and which viii be sold
% satisfy the same are situated In the
County Of Burlejgh, and state of
North Dakota, and described % fol-
The southwest Quarter (sw4)
of Section Thirty-four lsfJ.
Tcwn.hin One Hundred Thirty
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Woman Racer to
Build New Boat

Cowes, Isle # Wight, April 15.-(R
Marion B. Carstairs. British motor
boat racer. is experimenting in a
tiny yard Of her own the construction
of a new craft to succeed Estelle H.
That luckless craft capsized in the
international Harmsworth trophy
race on the Detroit river last Septem-
ber
The yard is a few miles from the
mouth of the Medina river. near the
great British yachting center. Cowes
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
From Burleigh County
Peter Aller,
Plaintiff and Appellant
vs..


Defendant and Respondent.
Syllabus: l. Under subdivision 2
OF Section 7449, G. L. 1913, a defend
ant sued in an action arising on con-
tract may answer by setting up in q
counter claim any other cause of
action he may have against the plain
tiff which also arises on contract, and
which cause Of action existed at the
time the action was commenced.
2. When the evidence sustains the
findings and conclusions of the trial
court as 1t does in the instant case,
the judgment will be affirmed.
Appeal from the District Court of
Burleigh county, Hon. Fred Janson-
ius, Judge.
Affirmed. Opinion Of the Court
by Burke, Oh. j.
+. E. McCurGy, Bismarck, for Ap-
pellant.
OHare, Cox g. Cox, for Respondent.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

Charged with having aided an alleged
plot Of counterfeiters, former Gov
ernor Sidney j. Cats of Florida,
above, has been indicted by q federal
grand jury. The wartime Democratic
governor, who also Is q minister, was
alleged to have had an understanding
with Tampa lawyer whereby he
would receive $4,000 counterfeit in
return for $1,000 investment.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Municipal Links Is
Arranged for MinOt

Minot, N. D.. April 15.-(P)-This
city will have a municipal golf course.
The city park board has leased the
course OF the Minot Golf club with. an
option for purchase.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

EXPERIMENTAL FARMING
Kansas State College has 400 acres
of land available for experimental
work in agriculture. Washington
State College has 500 acres, Indiana
200O acres, Idaho 600 and Colorado
600.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
JUST MIDDLE.AGE

The q. 8. Department OF Agricul-
ture was established ia 1852. In the
library Of the department there are
100000 volumes. Over $1,000 current
periodicals are received there every
year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

dlcate his rights; but said section
does not confer any right of action to
recover moneys paid under mistake
OF law and has no relation to such
action except insofar as it may lay q
foundation therefor by the rescission
Of a contract for a mistake Of law.
City Of Bismarck v. Burleigh County,
40 N. D. 205, 100 N. w. 8ll, dis
tinguished.
10. A city is vested with two
classes of power: The one govern
mental, legislative or public; the 9TH
er in sense, proprietary or quasi
private.
II. The rule that payments made
by a public officer under q mistake
OF law may be recovered as trust
funds illegally disbursed is not ap-
plicable to claims arising out of a
transaction involving the business or
proprietary powers of city. In such
case the right of a city to recover
moneys paid by mistake is governed
by substantially the same rules as
apply to payments made by the
agents Of private corporations.
IL. In the instant case the Board
OF Railroad Commissioners made an
order purporting to increase the rates
for street lighting, which had been
fixed by contract in the franchise
granted by the defendant city to the
plaintiff electric light company.
Thereafter, the plaintiff presented
bills to the city council for electric
current furnished for street lighting,
based upon the rates specified in such
order. and the city council duly ap-
proved and allowed the bills so pre-
Sented, and such bills were paid in the
regular course of business. Later, the
defendant city refused to pay accord
Ing to the rates fixed in the order Of
the Railroad Commissioners, claiming
that the rates fixed in the franchise
were controlling and that the rate in
crease allowed by the railroad com.
m1ssioners was illegal and void. The
plaintiff electric light company
brought suit to recover according to
the rates fixed by the railroad COM
missioners and the defendant city
interposed q counterclaim for the
payments made in excess Of the rates
fixed in the franchise. For reasons
stated In the opinion it is held that
the order OF the railroad commissions
ers granting the increase in rates was
illegal and void: but that the paw
ments made by the city to the electric
llgnt company were made voluntarily
with full knowledge Of all facts and
all rights and without fraud, duress
or compulsion and that the city is
not entitled to recover the amounts
SO paid IN excess Of the rates fixed
Appeal from the district court OF
Stark County, Pugh, j.
Action by Chrysler Light q Power
Company to recover for electric cur
rent furnished in lighting the streets
OF the defendant city. From judg-
ment dtsallowing certain portion Of
plaintiffs claim and also disallowinr
defendants counterclaim, both par
ties appeal.
Affirmed.
Opinion Of the Court BY Christian
son, j.
J; ". Sturgeon. Dickinson. for
Plaintiff. -
H. E. Haney, Belfield,. and 6. i,
Starke, Dickinson, for Defendant.
From Ward County
I. 2. Shores. Plaintiff and Respond
ent,
vs..
Dakota Montana Oil Company. cor.
poretten, Defendant and Appellant.
syllabus: 4 complaint alleging that
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

The historic towers on the walls ri
Rome ese being converted Into stu.
|6f6 ~ akfiet1E
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
LOTS or MFLP

Farmers II u OF Ok1ahomas n
counties are assisted by county farm
agents. In So counties there are
county home demonstration agents.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

No, you aren't seeing things'-our
trick photographer merely did this to
show you how Charles G. Dawes, our
new ambassador to Great Britain, will
look If he wears the conventional silk
knee breeches at British court func-
tiol1s and clings to his famous upside
down pipe at the same time. Other
American ambassadors to st. James
have worn 'em at court functions
SO why not Mr.. Dawes?
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

n. Abbott Z. Lowell. president 81
Harvard uniyersity. will receive n
honorary degree from Edinburgh uni
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
From Barnes County

From Barnes County
Frank e. Bartholomew, plaintiff and
respondent, vs.. Pauline Bartholo.
new, defendant and appellant.
Syllabus:
!. Where the plaintiff brings an
action for divorce on the ground Of
extreme cruelty and the sole issue
presented by the pleadings and tried
In the case Is such issue Of cruelty, a
judgment in favor. Of the defendant
on the merits Of said action is de-
terminative only Of the question 50
presented: and there is no determine
ton Of the question whether the de-
fendant had been guilty Of such con-
duct as to justify the plaintiff in leay-
ing the common family home.
2. To justify one spouse in leav-
Ing the other on account Of the lat
ter's ill-treatment or misconduct it is
not essential that the ill-treatment or
misconduct should be such as to con-
stitute ground for divorce; 1t is suf-
ficient II the party Withdrawing from
the cohabitation has reason for be-
ltevtng and does honestly believe that
by reason OF the actual misconduct
Of the other 1t cannot be continued
any longer with health. safety or self
respect.
8. In the instant case the rule
stated is applied, the evidence is ex-
amiued, and it is held that the find
ings Of the trial court, to the effect
that the defendant wilfully deserted
the plaintiff more than one year next
before the commencement Of the ac-
tion Is sustained by the evidence.
From q judgment Of the district
court Of Barnes County, Englert,
judge, defendant appeals.
Affirmed.
Opinion Of the court by Christian
son, J. Burr, j., dissents.
Sproul Il Dwight, Valley City, for
appellant. A. ?. Paulson, var,y City,
for respondent.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15

son. Minot. Attorneys for Appellant.
MCGEE & Goss. Minot, for Respond
ent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-25
4 7. r FOR COURTESY

The approach Of warm weather brings US to the verge
OF a new motor touring season. In a short time the high
ways viii be filled by autos from every town in the union
each loaded with a happy family and a more or less COM
plete camping outfit and each beginning the kind Of va
cation that can only be had in the United States and
Canada.
In this connection the American Nature association is
sues a timely Plea plea for courtesy and consideration.
Il urges all motor tourists and campers to give a thought
to their %neizhbors; to put out campfires they build, to
clean up their rubbish. to leave forests and fields unde-
faced and to respect the rights Of others wherever they
go.
Most motorists. we feel sure. will heed the warning.
The democracy of the open road calls for thoughtfulness
on the part of each driver. Most tourists are intelligent
enough to realize 1t.