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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-19
THIS HAS HAPPENED

~
NATHANIEL Mn. a. ax1lst. %
enEags6 10 VIRGINIA DREvW.
STER. whOse father dies after
1Oalng his fortune ~ speeulattou.
MEL 6egs VIRGINIA q MARRY
him ~ once. hut m ala family
FRIEND. rREDERuCk DEAN, ana
his daughter CLARISNA peSsua1o
her T. make her temporary heMe
for h suspects DEANS motives.
He returns 20 his work and Quar.
rels with his naoAel. CHIRI. who
u Jealous ri VIRGINIA.
CLAnISSA openly anubs MRS.
FARLEY. who % an9llng Ter the
DEAN millions. 6y 9ovlng WIN.
GINA the seat - heaor next her
MnS. FARLEY 1el}s nnAN Is
cannOt throw her over Ter The
youngep girl wltAeut paylng helm
fer = wounded heart. Rather
than face a senneal whleh he
knew woula awNll hls chance oe
..innia: VIRGINIA.. ns meets Re.
obs4aeIe. he has the president q
q company which he controls OFFER
MEL. a hiEh-snlasied pesitlen--
provided 10 will ~ ~ San Fran.
cisco NJ once. MEL ta ever.
joyed et the olReS and goes 20 Neg
VIRGINIA - marry hin - they
+. e.. ;, - vest t"setas.: nst
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xl.
NATHANIEL rose and greeted
~ his host politely but distantly.
"Have you had tear" Mr.. Dean
asked Virginia.
mo. we were Just talking. I"
she answered.
"About something important -
Nathaniel supplied as a direct
hint. Dean smiled with mock
geniality.
"Then will you order II. my
dear? Let US make q little &C.
casion Of the afternoon" he said
smoothly. He ignored Nathaniel
completely.
When o rervant responded ia
her ring Virginia gave the neces.
sary instructions. And rum"
Dean added.
They talked desultorily OF com.
monplace matters. each occupied
with personal thoughts. until tea
was brought.
Nathaniel was furious at the
interruption. and Virginia was dis
turbed. She was wondering Il
Dean had overheard her wild
words as he entered the room. HI
was anxious to learn II Nathanie
had told Virginia Of the offer hi
had received to 80 to tho Pacific
Coast. He knew he had In
truded upon = tete-a-tete between
the lovers but that was his pur
pose. and he had no intention o.
Withdrawing.
None Of the trio wanted tea
Each simply went through thu
motions OF taking It. Dean add
ing rum to his cup. Nathanie
CURLY refused L.
A. the afternoon dragged Of
Nathaniel WAS about to despair o
IN opportunity to toll Virginia 0
his splendid OFFER and beg her {,
consent to 80 west with him. HI
began TO plan some way Of getttnl
rid Of Dean he could no
order the man out Of his owl
drawing room. He was sure l
Virginia had been her natural eel
she would have found Z solution
for their problem. But observinI
her closely he felt . stab Of pit
at the sight Of her violet-shed
owed eyes and weary. droopinI
mouth. It gave him m idea
"virginis. you look % Il . bris
walk In the fresh air would d
you = lot Of good. How about "a
Ing out for q while?"
Virginia turned to him eagerly
I'm sure you're much too tire
to think Of It," Dean put in hui
riedly.
.'No, I'm not; I think1t woul
b ane. III b down In just
moment, Mel" Virginia SAID
brishtening percsptibly.
Dean glowered ct Nathani(
whom she WAS gone.
II trust you realize she has he
little time 20 recover from he
great ordeal." he said accusingl!
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Bids wanted for hauling coal to
the schools of Lyman District. The
coal must be hauled from Fosberg or
any other large mine. A certified
check or bond OF $2500 must accom-
pany each bid The bids will be
opened on June 9Th. 1928. mt Lyman
school No. .. Send all letters to the
clerk and mark coal bids" across the
envelope. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
MARTHA MOlLANEN.
Clerk.
5H7
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FORFEITED TO COUNTY FOR


Notice i. hereby given that the
following described real property has
been forfeited to tho County Of Bur-
leigh In the state OF North Dakota.
Compiled Laws Of 1919. as amended
by Section s. OF Chapter 1873, Laws of
1895, for delinquent taxes: that the
said county has taken tax deed to
such property and will offer II for
sale for cash at public auction. said
sale to he held at the Court House
in the City Of Bismarck. in said Bur-
leigh County. on Tuesday, June 18th,
1928, at the hour OF 10 o'clock Il. m.
Said sale will continue from day to
day until completed. The property
listed herein will he sold to the high
tho County Auditor. with the APP
prevail OF the County Board. to reject
any or all bids Each description will
DO sold separately.
DiscriptiOmi
Part Of Eiy Of NWL 14-139S1.
Part Of MEL -1o-142-76.
Part of NEi4 GAO 1899 -lo-l42-
NEX -27-14.-.7.
SWia -26~l41-Sl.
NM. 4-14.76.
NisNi. -32-142-76.
NEi4 -30-144-75.
Lots 1-2-3 L. NEL Of SCI! -c-144-1o
| Given under my hand and the sea
OF said County this 18th day OF May
1923.
| by order Of tho Board Of County
commissioners of Burleigh County
North Dakota.
(SeaD A. G. ISAMINGER.
County Auditor. Burlcigh County
y. Oak.
| 5u2-19
|
Ottawa is the capital of the Do
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MALE rELP WANTED

SALESMEN-Earn big money SELL
ing our special 100000 accident
policy paying $25 weekly acci-
dent or sickness benefit. Entire
cost to men or women $40 yearly;
liberal commission. Whole or
part time. Agents making SIS
$3.50 weekly. Leads furnished
from national advertising. COM
monwealth Casualty Co., Dept. P,
Is Montgomery ST., Jersey City,
N. j.
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PERSONAL

MAGNETIC Clinic opened ready to
demonstrate I-on-a-co backed by
competent doctors for benefit of
users. Also retoner has done
wonders for thousands Of suffer
ers from all ailments. Ready to
show you. Magnetic Health APP
pliance, office 1106 Broadway
Phone 646-W or 1111-R.
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR SALE-Two 200 horsepower
Franklin water tube boilers, COM
plete with CRATES, safety valve,
non-return valve, water column,
and ash and fire doors. Boilers
may be inspected ct Jamestown,
North Dakota, plant Of Otter Tail
Power company. Address COM
munications to Otter Tail Power
company, Jamestown. North Da-
kota.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. D.
AUTO TRUNK FOR SALE-Large
size. Used only two weeks and
good as new. Will sell 1t bar
gain. Inquire at Bismarck Access
sorry & Tire Co., Bismarck.
FOR SALE-Cho;ce Imported n.
man Rollers 9Ad Hartz Mou1, Jain.
also native singers. Cage C,eede
treats, etc. Phone Jacob
Bull. Dickinson, NJ OK 120.
FOR SALE-Five r38 red polled
milking ShortF4 : ) from ten
to twelve mei Three miles
north and - s :. west Of capitol.
Strutz &t1se Gel.
FOR SXLf only pool hall in good
,county9 bat town, doing good
busin Is. Have other business.
reason for selling. Write Trib-
une Ad. No. So.
FOR SALE-One small safe, 1. G.
Smith typewriter with table, /
desk, 4 sections Wernickc book
shelves, 2 chairs. Mrs. Smyth, 218
Third street.
GIRLS BICYCLE FOR SALE-In
first class condition and but little
used. Phone 551 or call at 1913
Third street.
LIVE MINNOWS ct S17 Twelfth
street. Bring your pail. Also
good garage for rent. w. II. Nc
VeY.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Casting box
AID one TIL. P. D. c. motor. Ap.
ply at Tribune office.
WANTED 70 BUY-A second
hand gas stove. Phone 229-R,
Mandan.
FOR SALE-Full blooded White
Leghorn pullsts call 11e0-M.
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
HOUSE FOR RENT-Almost new
bungalow with five rooms and
bath located near high school.
Must be permanent, responsible
party. Inquire 1T SOP Seventh
street North.
FOR SALE-A modern room
house, full basement, maple floors,
in Wilton, N. Oak. Close in. Easy
terms. Apply 2l8 First street,
Bismarck, N. D., or phone 966-W.
FOR RENT-A six room house
completely furnished from June
LIST to Oct. 1st. Would be ideal
for or 5 girls. Reasonable rent.
Call 503-J.
FOR RENT-Second floor of du-
pick, a rooms and bath, unfur-
nished, we'll ventilated, rent rea-
sonable. Call at 514 Seventh
street.
FOR RENT-Five room partly mod
ern house at 215 south Fifth
street. Interior newly finished.
Price $500 per month. Phone
129-W.
FOR RENT-One three room house
partly modern. For information
phone 290 or call Ut Capital Music
Store.
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UV]H1s0 ZA1NV 1SVVVk
BOARD AND Room in modern
home. Close in. Young man pre-
ferred, $4,000 per month. Call 1T
S23 First street. Phone 066.M.
FOR RENT-Board and room In
modern home. Close in. Home
privileges at SIC Main Ave. Phone
1411-M.
TRY THE Mohawk for nice clean
rooms and home cooking. Phone
145.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

RErRIGERATORS FOR SALE
Several brand new, highest quail
ity, medium size rcfrigcrators for
sale ut wholesale prices. Very
unusual bargains. Inquire at
SOP Seventh street.
PIANO FOR SALE-Hamilton
piano, like new and in good con-
dition. Walnut finish. Phone
1427-W or call at 100 Third
street.
FOR SALE-One brass bed and one
3-l Simmons bed complete, . Sec
tions bookcase. Call at apart
ment 3, Mason.
FOR SALE-Cabinet photograph,
in good condition with about forty
records at $35. Call 29S after 8
a. m.
FOR SALE--Gas stove in good con-
dition. also two ovens. Inquire
at SIP Eighth street.
FOR SALE-Icc box. side icer. in
good condition. Also a gas stove.
Phone l227-W.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. D.
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WANTED-A good all around me-
chanic. Good wages and steady
job to the right man. Must be
able to furnish good reference.
Apply or write H-B Motor Co.,
Mott, N. Oak.
OPENING for ambitious men.
Travel. Must be ready to start
at once. Permanent. Good money
for start. Requirements, light
car. See Mr.. Williams, Patterson
Hn+oI
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT Three modern rooms
furnished for light housekeeping,
newly painted and in Al condi-
ton. Also for sale: Full sized
beds with brand pew springs. Call
1T G22 Third. Phone l32-W.
FOR RENTING light housckcep-
ing rooms. modern and well fur
nishcd. Close in. Price $1,000
per month. Phone 637-J or call
at lis Mandan street.
FOR RENT-A furnished room for
light housekeeping with kitchen
cite. gas for cooking, rent rea-
sonable. Call at 6l9 Sixth street
or phone GLOW.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping in modern
home. Call at GlS Sixth street or
phone 56S-W.
FOX RENT. large front room,
modern. lot and cold water.
Close in on car line. Call at 5l5
Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Well furnished single
room and kitchenctte. Call at All
Fifth street. Phone c73.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Modern furnished
apartment. upper four-room du-
pick, private baths. For sale:
Buffet, dining table. library table,
kitchen cabinet. heating stove.
222 Second street. Phone 9O5,
after > p. m.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
Apartment, one of the best in
town, private entrance, good loca-
ton, down town district. For in
formation phone 1043-W or SAT.
FOR RENT-Complctely and cx-
ccptionally we'll furnished Apt.
All newly decorated. Call at l2O
w. Rosser.
FOR RENT-Junc lst, modern 5
room apartment with bath. In
Guire 304 IL Main Ave. Front
Apt.
FOR RENT-Nicc 5 room modern
apartment. For further informa-
ton phone 50 , r 329-W.
FOR Furnished or unfur.
nished apartment. Narncy apart.
ments. Phone 773.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
on ground floor. $50 Fourth
street.
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1882 base tractor, fast and
thorough work guaranteed, at rea-
sonablc prices. X. o. Knutson.
Morokcu " II.
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MEN, why not learn = profitable
profession easy work special short
course, free catalog. Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.-Buttc.
Mont.
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FOR REDUCED baby chick price
list, write Rust's Hatchery, Fargo,
North Dakota.
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FIFTEEN years in the chick bust
ness is proof that we satisfy.
Pclkey's Poultry and Chick Farm,
Fargo. N. Oak.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE clear lots on Main
Ave. east for good car. Also we'll
built garage for sale. Can be
moved. size 14x18 feet. P. 0. Box
los. City.
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AGENTS

DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route
this county. Experience unneces-
sary. No selling, distribute and
collect. Should net $1,000 weekly
PERKS MFG. CO, Flor.n, Pa.
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BABY CHICKS

ALL JUNE chicks reduced 2 cents.
Order now. Have room for 300
turkey or hen eggs for custom
Matching June 1. Mrs. A. K. ME-
sen, Bismarck. Phone 503-R.
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MEXICANO
PUESTO EN-
LOS RELIES
81 Fl Tren LO DeSpendaza=
ba Sc OcuItaba I'm
Crimen

BEARDSLEY, Ariz.-En las GER
canias de este lugar fue encontrado
el cadaver de un mexicano que en-
vida llevo ell nombre de Miguel Ro-
nero quien Sc encontraba atrave-
sado en- los rieles del Ferrocarril.
en- un estado lamentable.
Las autoridades presumen que
Romero, dadas las huellas que pre-
senta su cadaver, fue barbaramen-
te atropellado por un automovil v
que, el que 10 dirigfa, queriendo
evltar responsibilities, atraves6
el cadaver en- ell riel para que el
tren 10 despedazara.
Sc hacen activas investigaciones
y Sc espera que de un momento a
otro caiga en- poder de la iusticia
ei barbara automovilista que pre-
tendio ocultar su crfmen. oueriendo
cometer otro mayor.
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CINCO CHINOS MORIRAN
EN- UN SOLO OLA EN- LA
PENITENCIARIA DEL ED.
Dos Deberian MOrir Prime
70 PerO Sc Les Con-
CediO GraCia

PHOENIX, Ariz., mayo 25.- La
Comision de Perdones del Estado
ha concedido dos semanas de gracia
a B. L. W. Sam. chino que estaba
sentenciado a morir en- la Peniten-
ciaria del Estado, por ell delito de
homicide de otro hijo de! Celeste
Imperio, ell dfa primero de JUNO.
Simultaneamente Sc concedio
tambien otra semana de vida mas
a Shew Chin, quien tambien debe-
ria haber sido ejecutado ell nlismo
dia, por identico delito.
La Comision de Pardones no ha
tornado ningunas medidas respecto
otros tres mongoles que estan
sentenciados a morir el dia ocho de
Jurio Y en- case Que no Sc tonen
mas proyidencias, los cineo chinos
moriran el mismo dia.
Ell motive por el que han sido
condenados Ia pena Capital, es
por haber dado muerte otro chino,
de nombrc Tom King.
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HOY SALE
NJ O r r O w
DE MEXICO
Dicen Que Tratara En- E. U.
La c. ReligiOsa
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 25.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 25.
En- todos los centros oficiales,
polfticos, religiosos Y sociales, Sc
ha estado comentando con positive
interas ell viaje que emprendera
manana, rumbo a su patria, ell En-
bajador de los Estados Unidos, Mr..
Morrow.
ST dice con insistencia que, ell
Embajador, llevara amplios pode-
res del Presidente Gales para ira
tar, en- los Estados Unidos, con los
prelados que ALA radican, con ell
objeto de, por parte del Gobierno
Mexicano, tratar sobre la question
religiosa, con fines de solucionarla.
En- la Embajada Sc ha desmen-
lido categoricamente este rumor,
pero, sin embargo, ESQ es el decir
de todo ell mundo.
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N|N0S QUEMADOS
EN- UN |NCEND|O
La Madre Pretendia AFRO
jarSe A Las LIamaS

Un nino de tres amos de edad y
una nina de die,iocho meses de ma
cida, fueron vicfiras de las llanlas
aver en- la mafana, en- la Cabana
Edgerton, situada en- las inmedia-
clones del Mission Pool.
Sucede que la madre de los pc
quenos, al irse bafiar al estanque,
dejo en- la cabana a sus dos hijos,
asi como encendida una estufa de
gas, en- donde estaba cocinando al
gunos alimentos.
No bien acahaba de selir del
aqua, cuando le dijeron que 50
casa Sc ardia V, en- un desesperado
intento por salvar sus niios, estu-
vo punto de arroiarse las la
mas,
Las personals que presenciaban ell
lncendio, lograron detenerla a du-
ras penas, evitando que la madre
de los dos ninos quen1ados, SUI
friera tambien la misma suerte.
Cuando pudieron sacarse los pc
quenos cadaveres, Sc les vic abra-
zados, como 81 ell nifo de tres aiios
hubiera estado hacienda esfuerzos
por salvar a su hermanita de las
llamas.
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OTRA DERROTA A
REB. De JAL|SCO
Treinta Y SeiS MuertOS Sc
Les OCaSiOnarOn

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo %.
La Secretaria de Guerra y Ma
rina ha dado a conocer a la prem
sa los 1ltimos despachos recibidos
del Estado de Jalisco, los cuales
hacen saber que, en- una escaramu-
sa registrada entire soldados leales
Y revoltosos, estos 1ltimos tuvieron
una baja de treinta Y seis, ademas
de algunos pertrechos que Sc les
recogieron.
FL encuentro Sc registro cuando
los rebeldes pretendieron entrar al
poblado de Atenguillo, del mismo
Estado.
Otro pequefio encuentro tambien
tuvo lugar en- las inmediaciones dc
Jalpa, no dandose detalles de el.
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MATRIMONIOS Y DIVORCIOS
EN- Ell ANO DE 1927

En- todo ell Condado de Pima, du-
rante ell aiio de mil novecientos
veintisiete, seg1n Sc ha dado a CO.
nocer Sc efectuaron quinientos doce
matrimonios, contra ciento ochenta
Y cinco divorcios que fueron con-
cedidos.
Como Sc vera, no todos los que
contrajeron matrimonio por alg1n
motive eventual, recurrieron nueva-
mente a la ley para quedar Hbres
otra vez. Hubo una gran ven
taja entire las uniones Y las desu-
niones.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26

Y p1blico en- general. La multitud
que 10 esperaba en- los campos de
Balbuena era imponente. Solamen-
te cuando lego Lindbergh alber-
gaba ell campo tanta multitud CO.
mo esta veZ.
FL aereoplano, que es del mismo
tipo del usado por Lindbergh en-
sus famosos vuelos y ell que Sc de-
nomina Mexico Excelsior" fue
comprado por suscripcion nacional
que llevo a cabo a travez de la Re-
p1blica ell diario Capitalino excel
sior."
Ell Captain Carranza ha mani
festado que empezara entrenarse
para llevar cabo, 10 mas pronto
que lie sea possible, su proyectado
vuelo Mexico Washington Y con
(Pasa a la pag. A
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26

VISITO A
n OG ALES
Yiene De YiSitar TOda La
Republica

NOGALES, Son., mayo 25. = Ell
General Obregon salio aver por la
noche con destino a Cajeme, Son.,
lugar en- donde tiene su residencia
v sus negocios, Y en- donde perma-
necera hasta entanto no Sc efec-
t1en las elecciones Presidenciales
en- el mes de Julio.
El Gneral Obregon viene de re-
greso de su Campo Ia politica.
ques de haber visitado cada uno de
los Estados de la Rep1blica Mexi-
cana.
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Sc PIDE LA PENA
De MUEREE PARA
UNA NACOMPATR|0TA
Sc lie ACuSa De Haber DadO
Muerte A Una Hija

LOS ANGELES, Calf, mayo 25.
-Actualmente efect1ase ell jurado
de la sonora Maria de Ibarra, me-
xicana que Sc encuentra acusada de
haber dado muerte a su pequena
hija de veintidos meses de edad.
Los testimonies rendidos hasta
ahora, tanto por mujeres como por
hombres, no pueden ser mas perju-
diciales para la compatriota. De
10 que Sc ha dicho Sc desprende que
la parte civil no dejara su idea de
exigir la pena capital para la REQ y
que tai vez conseguira sus propo-
sitos.
Todos los testigos, con excep-
cion de unos cuantos, han declara-
do en- contra de la compatriota
acusada, habiendo manifestado al
gunas de las mujeres vecinas que,
una de elias, vic cuando la estaba
matando Y, las otras, que les cons
ia ell NAL trato que la senora Iba-
ira daba su hijita quien veces
sentaba en- pedazos de hielo para
martirizarla.
La acusada Sc mantiene firme en-
que es inocente. Que nunca podfa
ella haber matado la criatura que
sali6 de sus entrafias que, la
muerte, fue ocasionada por un ac-
cidente.
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Emilio Carranza VoIo desde San Diego Mexico
/ 4 Gsn'ass22. ns2 S
- Por Solrdc

lay que ser curiOsOs para tOdO.
SiendO asi, Sc nOta desde luegO
pequenOs detalles que dan COM
prender cOsas muy grandes. Gu
andO Sc emprende un vuelO pOr
aviadOres de cualquier naci0n, a
larga O cOrta distancia, los periO-
dicCs americanOs 10 anuncian con
grandes cabezas, y hacen una al
haraca enOrme. Sin embargo,
ahOra que nuestrO CarranZa ha
echadO su brinquitO de San Die
go Mexico y que intenta hacer
un vuelo tan largo como los de
Lindbergh, va que recOrrera la
misma distancia, solo que en- SEN
lido cOntrariO, al ir de Mexico a
Washington, apenas 81 una do
cena de Iineas Sc lie dedicO y en- el
1ltimO rinc0n. Sc me Ocurre una
cOsa y es que, sinO hubiera sidO
pOr que a Carranza lie dicen ell
s'Lindbergh MexicanO" y como
''Lindy" es 10 que ellOs mas
aprecian, es por ESQ que dedica-
ron esa docena de lineas que ST.
no mas NAL hubiera estadO la
cOsa.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26

Ell Captain Carranza ha sdo obJeto de los mas caldos
opos por parte de las autordade compaeros de avac6n
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26

Una bomba de dinamita hizO explO-
SIGN en- la Camara de DiputadOs.
A ninguno de los padres cons
criptos hizO danO, sin0 un infe-
liz sOldado a quien arrebat0 las
piernas. LO de siempre, pagan
justOs por pecadOres. Que culpa
tiene ell sOldadO de las barrabaza-
das que hagan los redentOres del
pueblo?
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26

Segun nos dice la Agencia Trens,
en- tOda la RepIblica Sc ha des-
pertadO tai lOcura pOr la aviaciOn
que en- tOdOs los EstadOs no hay
hijO de vecinO que no quiera ser
OtrO Carranza. LO digO por ell
aviador, no por ell OtrO. porque
nadie ha de querer tener su
TlaxcaIantOngO. Que haya aft
ci0n a volar, no esta malO, 10
dificil esta en- que 10 efect1en y
en- que, por que Sc quiebre unO de
tantOs la crisma, no vayan a
desmayar los OtrOs.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26

minutes, despues de haber hechO un
recorrido, sin escalas, desde la ciudad
de San Diego, California, hasta esta
Metropoli, en- un tempo de veinte no.
ras y treinta Y seis minutes.
Ell photo mexicano salio aver de
San Diego las $3.50, habiendo efec-
.uado un magnffico vuelo travez de
numerosas sierras montanas, ruta
que ha sido descrita por numerosos
aviadores, como suTnamente diflcl y
peligrosa.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-05-26
EL RECORRIDO 10 LLEvO A CABO
SOLAMENTE EN- vE|MTE HORAS Y
TRE|NTA Y SE|S MINUTES MAS
Al AviadOr MexiCanO LIE Fue lechO I'm RecbimientO Sin
Precedente En- La Capital lIexicana; PrOntO
Saldra Para Washington, DC.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo 25-El Captain Emilio
Caanz de los que cuenta aviac6n naciona
mexcana arrb6 esta Capital hoy las doce horas seis
The Alaskan., 1928-06-01

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR PETERSBURG PRECINCT TERRITORYOF ALASKA, DIVISION
 NO. ONE. In The Matter of The Estate. .).. HARRY MARKWORTH NOTICE TO TORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the es- tate of Harry Markworth, deceased All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present same duly verified accord ing to law to the undersigned, at nis office in Petersburg, Alaska, with in six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Petersburg, Alaska, this 1st day of June, 1928.
 L. B. CORNELIUS
 Administrator. First Publication June l, 1928. Last Publication, June 29, 1928. Rev. w. J. Maakestad, Pastor. Sunday School at 1O:30 a. m. Morning Worship at 11:3O a. m. Subject: Prayer" An important message for everyone. Come and worship with us.
 You are cordially invited.
 Presbyterian Church Mrs. William Tamaree, Layworker. Sunday School at 1O:30 a. m. Morning Service at 11:s0 am. c. E. meeting 3:30 pm.