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Evening star., 1928-05-03

The Prince Of Wales is a golf fan.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03
La CaLandria
Por Rafael Delgado
FOLLETIN NO. |

discfpulo del modestisimo sabio don
Silvestre Moreno Cora, Y ansiaba
yo, por 10 mismo, que sus produc-
clones fuesen conocidas v estima-
das dentro y fuera de nuestro pals.
Por ESQ, al fundar en- 189 la Re-
vista Nacional de Letras Y Glen
cias, en- union de Justo Sierra, Ma
nuel Gutierrez Najera y otros cul-
tivadores de las letras, puse ell ma
yor empeno en- contar a Rafael Del
gado en- ell numero de nuestros me-
jores companeros, y por ESQ lie pc
d1, con verdadera tenacidad, que
poniendo no order sus apuntes die
Sc forma a la CALANDRIA, move
la tan solo proyectada a la saxon.
Mis- esperanzas no resultaron ia
Hid as: apareci6 la CALANDRIA
en- las paginas de la Revista Ma
cional, Y desde sus primeros capt.
tulos fue saludada porel APPLAUSE de
los mas entendidos l~iteratos de Me-
xico, de Sud-America, Y de Espana
misma. La prensa periodical no Sc
limito a elogiarla, sine que repro
dujo algunos de sus pasajes mas be-
Hos, e indique la convenience pa
ginas, para facilitar mas su lee
tura, poniendolas al alcance de los
que no acostumbran. ~suscribirse a
Revistas cientificas Y literarias.
Muchos de sus amigos INSTANCES a
Rafael Delgado, Y al fin obtuvimos
de el la promesa de hacer la pre-
sente edicion.
Necesitare e%ntretener al lector
con una dissertation sobre la escue-
la en- que Rafael Delgado Sc afilio
al escribir la CALANDRIA Sera
precise que repita mutatis mutandi
10 que en- defensa del realismo puro
y bien entendido Sc ha dicho en- ell
mundo, con motive de las desenfre-
nadas licencias de varios de los
novelistas contemparaneos De-
bere detenerme a senalar, va que
no todas, 81 las principles bellezas
de la CALANDIA, para prevenir
ell amino del lector Creo firme-
mente que no.
(Continuara en- ell proximo num-
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03
Sc lie SentenCiO POr Haber
AbaniOnadO A Su ESpOSa

Ell jueves por la tarde fue vista
Ia causa seguida en- contra de Ar
nulfo Mendez, acusado de abando-
mar a SUI esposa e hijo, sin dejarle
fondos.
La sala de la Corte fue ocupada
por un nuneroso grupo de mexi-
canos, en- su mayoria jovenes, que
fueron a presenciar ell case.
Mendez, ell ano pasado, despues
de haber tenido un disgusto con su
esposa Y de haberla maltratado,
partio para California sin haberle
dejado ning1n dinero. La esposa
Sc quejo Y Sc dicto orden de apre-
hension en- contra del desertor pero
no habfa sido possible capturarlo
hasta ell lines.
Mendez dice que estuvo en- Cali
fornia solo 20 dfas estando TODD Ell
demas tempo en- Tucson.
Ell Juez Edwin F. Jones senten-
clio al desertor a pagan una multa
de $50 v a purgar una condena de
sesenta dias en- la carcel del con-
dado.
Por medic de su Abogado ell SEN
tenciado apelo de la pena impuesta.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03
PROLOGO

No eS este libro ell numero de los
que ~necesitan prologo ajeno, Y 81
aparece ahora precedido de las pre-
sentes ~lineas, es, acaso, proque ell
autor de la CALANDRIA me dis
tingue con su estimation y ha que
rido asociar mi nombre al suyo, en-
una obra cuya publication Sc debe,
en- no pequena parte, a mi tenaz
empeno pOrque no permanezcan
inlditas las producciones que juzgo
honra Y PREF de las letras nacio-
males. Gloriome-perdone ell lee
tor este arranque de legftimo or
gullo-gloriome de haber enrique
cido la bibliograf1a mexicana con
gran n1mero de libros que segu-
ramente habrian permanecido archi-
vados por sus autores, ST no hubiese
sido por mi afan en- procurar su
impression, pensando que a trueque
de tai servicio podrfan darse por
compurgadas las faltas cometidas
en- mis- propias obras. Por cada una
de estas, defectuosas como mas,
puedo %presentar varias ajenas, de
i~ndiscutible merito, publicadas mer-
ced a mi, que gozo con los triunfos
del saber y del ingenio de los de-
mas, porque debo al cielo ell don
inestimable de no haber sentido
jamas ell torcedor de la envidia.
Figura entire esas obras ajenas,
la CALANDRIA, novela que, con
ser la primera de su autor, lie CO.
loco desde luego en- distinguido lu-
gar entire los buenos novelistas con-
temporaneos. Exito tan brillante,
como ell obtenido por Rafael Del
gado, no me cause la menor sor-
presa. Teniale de antemano por
correcto escritor Y galano poeta;
saba que, entire otras muchas, po-
e cualidades eximias de esprit
tn observativo, de acierto para la
description de las costumbres po-
pulares, de habilidad para dar vida
y animation al dialogo, Y sobre
TODD, de saber %sorprender a la natu-
raleza en- sus INSTANCES mas hermo-
SOS y mas solemnes, para repro
ducir sus bellezas, no con la servil
exactitud de la fotograffa, sino con
las magicas tintas del artista con-
sumado.
Talento, instruction, alma noble,
corazon alberto a TODD sentimiento
generosos diccion pura y castiza,
sin resabios de arcaismos Y rebus-
camientos empalagosos, ESQ y mas
habia 70 reconocido en- la persona
lidad y en- los escritos del joven Ii
terato de Orizaba, del aventajado'
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03
sABADo, 8 DE MARIO DE 192s

ticar su NAL. Creo que son efectos
del alcohol.
Bueno, doctor, pues va volvere
cuando Sc lie hayan pasado esos
efectos.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03

Basque listed ell siguiente nu-
nero de GEL ~Fronterizo." Sera in
teresante.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03

lei FRONTERIZO" solo lie
cuesta "a listed 15c por mes, ENTIRE
gado a domiciIio.
El fronterizo., 1928-03-03

De cididamente no que do diagnos
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NEW DISCOVERY
WILL MEAN MUCH
TO AGRICULTURE
X-ray Used to Effect Plant
and Animal Evolution
in Brief Period

Columbia, Mo-, April 4.-tF-
Plant and animal evolution can be
effected by X-ray to encompass in
q comparatively brief period the de-
velopment Of new varieties that for-
merly required several generations,
it was announced today at the ex-
pertinent station of the Missouri
College of agriculture.
The discovery, following three
years. work by DR.. L. ]. Stadler of
the field crops department Of the
University Of Missouri, speeds up
many hundreds of times the rate at
which improved varieties Of grain,
vegetables and fruit can be de-
veloped, the announcement said.
Six thousand progeny. or families,
Of young barley plants from X-rayed
stock are growing on the field
crops experimental plot under DR..
Stadl rs care. In these groups the
outgrowth Of heredity has been
violently influenced by exposure to
q powerful X-ray. DR.. Stadler ex-
poets to find new traits of growth,
new qualities of grain, new rates of
growth and ripening-in fact, as
great a number Of mutations as he
could have expected in his entire
life under the old system of patient
selection and development Of the
rare or occasional. mutations in
which natures processes were un-
disturbed.
To Experiment on Apple Buds
An application of Stadler's X-ray
is to be made this spring on hum
dreds of apple buds and twigs. All
will be marked and their growth and
ultimate fruiting two or three years
hencc carefully watched. 1t is ex-
pected entirely new types Of apples
will be borne.
Prior to Stadler's discovery, the
sbud sport" or mutation, in the ap.
pie was Of such rare occurrence
that discovery Of q new variety pro.
duced by this internal process OF
evolution was an event Of docade
or generation.
The same principle will be applied
to entire field Of plant and ami.
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Az ERTusEMENT FoR BIDS

AL GsRTlsENENT For BIDS +.
Sealed bids for the construction OF
Avenue ;a inch T from man sse
Warrington Street in Water Main
and Waterworks District Number
Four. City Of Bismarck. North Da..
kota. Will be received by the Board
& c Until exht ociock Me- Apri
3Oth, 1928. Plans and specifications
are on file In the office OF the City
Auditors The following approximate
quantities are given for the guidance
60 linear feet Of eight inch. Glass
B, cast iron Waterman. in place.
54[ linear feet Of six inch. Glass
B. cast iron water pipe, in place.
six inch gate valve.
] hydrant In place.
eight inch by six inch cross.
I six inch tee.
six inch plugs.
All bids shall be made upon a basis
Of cash payment for all work to be
Work shall be commenced on OF
before May 10th. 1928, and shall be
completed not later than June list.
Each bidder must state in his bid
the rate Of interest the warrants
shall bear. (not exceeding seven (7)
per cent per Annum) which shall be
received and accepted by him at par
In payment for the work.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check for Five Hundred
/ (t500.00) Dollars. made payable to
the order Of A. r. Lenhart. President
OF the Board Of City Commissioners
Of the City OF Bismarck. North Da-
will. II successful. enter into and
execute q contract for the perform
ance OF the work. Each bid must
also be accompanied by . bidders
bond In the sum equal to the full
1907. Compiled Laws OF North Dakota,
1913.
The Board Of City Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
n. II. ATKINSON
City Auditor.
(9/0G-4/Al
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Insurgents Beaten
in Tequilla Battle

Washington, April 4.-(AP)-At-
torney General Sargent today re-
fused TO authorize the appointment
Of special federal deputies to main
tain order at the polls in Chicago
during the approaching primary
election.
The attorney general held that he
was not authorized by law to sane
ton the use of federal agents at
such elections.
His decision was made known in
q telegram sent to Armour C. And.
erson, United States marshal at
Chicago. The message said:
I'm response to your request for
authority to appoint special deputy
marshals in connection with the
coming primary election, I find no
ground for altering the decision
made two years ago upon a similar
request from you that there is no
warrant Of law for such authority
and therefore / cannot agrnt your
request"
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Sealed bids for the construction or
q six inch wAtetmain extension ma
hydrant connection on Main Avenue It
the Northwest corner Of sevsntsenth
District Number Five. City Of Bis
marck. North Dakota. will be re-
ceived by the Board Of City Commits
s!oners Of the said city until eight
and e. a.. sS'n On Il: IL tss
office OF the City Auditor. The fol-
lowing approximate quantities are
given for the guidance. of bidders:
Y linear feet OF six inch. Class B
! hydrant IN place.
! six inch tee.
! six inch. sleeve. -
All Dlds shall be made upon . basis
4 OF casn payment Tor Al work to be
Work shall BE- commeaced ON or be.
fore May 10th. 1871, and ehejl Be
Completed not later than Nay 3sth.
Each bidder must state il his bid
the rates OF interest the warrant
s nse bear bs,, tnct exceeding &, per Ger
m a,,d ass Gee q, b him = par = pay-
81 Each bid must Ne Il .s,ssss
certified check tor Five Hu1ae
t$s00:0ol Dollafs, made payable
sSe sss q AZ c hisae co@m fs:s5S:
Of the City of Bismarck, North b:
. Ell d : $1,000 that The bidd.
snes 81 ths esssees sfs s1 ase pRS sfs mrs
! bond IN the eun seauSl q ia mi
S 27es, , csS,9,pilsd laws q North "a.
me Hoard q city commissionees
reserYe the right g reject ny 81 m
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STATEMENT

- the 0WneFsAlDs Management ClH.
c1latlons etc.. required ~ tae Act
81 CongRee0 Of August -. 1913.
OF the Bismarck Tribune. pub.
lished daily at Bismarck. n. Dak.
state Of North Dakota. County Of
Before me. . notary in and for tho
state and county aforesaid. person.
ally appeared Gee. d. Mann. who.
having been duly sworn according
to Nv; dspo .s;;.,s and - says r.. thai s;.I
marclk Tribune and that the fol-
! lowing 10, to the best Of his xnowl.
edge and belief. 4 true statement Of
the ownership. management land n
daily paper. the circuiation,. etc.
date shown In the above caption.
required BY the Act Of August -,
1917. embodied In section 49,. Postal
Laws and Regulations. printed on
the reverse Of this form. to wit.
H.. That tho names and addresses
editor. and business managers are:
Publisher: George D. Mann. Bis.
, Editor. George .. Mann. Bismarck.
.Man.sinF Editor. Verne e. Josi!n.
Johnson. Bismarck, n. D.
2. That tho owners are: (Give
names and addresses Of individual
owners. or, Il corporation. give ita
name and the names and sddresses
Of stockholders owning or holding I
Of stock.)
Geo. b. Mann, Bismarck. N. D.
r. C.. Ellsworth, Bismarck, N. d.
Archie Q. johnson. Bismarck. y. D
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REVOLUTION OF THE BOARD. Oh
CITY COMMlSSlONERS

RESOLUTION or THE BOARD. OF
CITY COMMlSSlONERS
BE It Resolved BY the Board Of City
Commissioners Of the City OF Bis
marck. North DAKOTA: that Il Is nee nee
missioners Of tho said City Of Bis
marck hereby declares It to be neces-
sary. to construct Waterman extern
sion on Avenue D. from Mandan
Number Four. In accordance with the
plans. specifications and estimate OF
probable cost. OF T. r. Atkinson. City
Engineer. which plans. specifications
approved. adopted and placed on file
in the office Of the City Auditor this
9th day OF March. 1928. and
BE 1t Further Resolved, that notice
liable to Be especially assessed fol
the cost OF this Improvement. by the
publication Of this resolution once
each week. for two consecutive
weeks in the Bismarck Tribune. the
official newspaper OF the said city Of
Be It Further Resolved. that II
within thirty days after the date Of
the first publication hereof. the own
as to be q for the II.
this Improvement, do not file with
the City Auditor, protest In writing
against said Improvement, then they
will be deemed to have consented
State OF North Dakota.
County Of Burleigh.
City OF Bismarck-ss.
!. N. II. Atkinson. City Auditor Of
the City Of Bismarck. North Dakota
do hereby certify that the foregoing
il a true and correct copy OF the
original resolution OF the Board OF
City Commissioners Of said City Of
Bismarck, adopted at a regular meet
ing Of said Board held on March 9th
1928.
NJ. II. ATKINSON,
(SeaO City Auditor.
(3/26-4/A)
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Crossing Closing
Is Net Opposed

Hearing was held by the state
railroad board this morning on .
proposal to close the Rosser ave-
nue. crossing over the Northern Pa
cific railroad west Of the city. No
objection was offered to the pro-
posal except . suggestion by the
city that the railroad be prepared
to reopen the crossing in the event
the underpass on the paved road
becomes flooded or is blocked in any
other manner. No opposition was
offered to this suggestion, and it
was indicated unofficially that an
order to close the crossing will be
issued by the railroad board.
Hearings will be held this after.
noon on proposals to close two
crossings over the Northern Pa
cific and 500 railroad tracks near
the state penitentiary east Of the
city.
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of putting on surface will begin
as soon as the weather permits.
Numerous in luiries have been re-
ceived by Mrs. Bryan from owners
Of racing stables over the north
west who will enter horses in the
North Dakota racing circuit this
summer, asking the date of COM
pletion of the track. as many horses
will be brought there for final
training before the season begins.
Indications point to ons of the
finest racing seasons in years, &C.
cording to Mrs. Bryan, who stated
that letters she had received from
many states and provinces Of Can
ada point to the entry Of some Of
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RESOLUTION OF BOARD OF CITY
COMMlSSlONERS

6t6SVAVx1UN O0s 0VAbNO VQ CkVS
COMMISSIONERS
BE It Resolved by the Board Of City
Commissioners Of the City Of Bis
fnarck. North Dakota, that It II nec-
essary. and the. Board Of City Com.
marck, North Dakota, hereby declares
It to be necessary. to construct a
Waterman extension and hydrant
connection on the northwest corner Of
Main Avenue and Seventeenth street
trlct Number Five. in accordance with
the plans. specifications and estimate
of the probable cost, Of T. r. Atkin-
son. City Engineer. which plans and
able cost were approved. adopted and
placed on file In the office OF the
City Auditor this s7th day Of March.
Be It Further Resolved, that notice
he given to all owners Of property
liable to be assessed for the cost OF
this improvement. by the publication
Of this resolution once each week. for
,narck Tribune, the official newspaper
Ut the said City Of Bismarck, and
Be 1t Further Resolved. that II
within thirty days after the date Of
the t"n first ,r IT. Of tni; re;oiS
property liable to be assessed for the
cost of this Improvement, do not file
with the City Auditor protests in
writing against the said Improvement.
then they will be deemed to have
consented thereto.
State Of North Dakota,
County Of Burletgh,
City OF Bismarck--ss.
/. NJ. H Atkinson, city Auditor OF
the City Of Bismarck. North Dakota,
do hereby certify that the foregoing
Is 2 true and correct copy Of the
original resolution Of the Board OF
Of Bismarck, adopted at a regular
meeting Of said Board held Marcel,
n. II. ATKINSON.
NScaU CITY Auu..yr.
(S/29-4/4l
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Race Track Buildings
Under Construction

Work on the track and grounds
of the Bismarck Race and Rodeo
association is progressing rapidly,
according to Mrs. C. X. Bryan,
manager.
Nine men who have been work
ing steadily for the past two weeks
will complete the first horse barn
today and will begin work immed-
i:..ely on the second unit. Other
buildings, such as the judges stand,
bleachers and rest rooms. will be
built as soon as possible, Mrs.
3ryan said.
Grading of the half-mile track is
practically completed and the work
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-04

Chicago, April 4.-(AP)-Fingers
OF federal justice reached forth to.
day for the key to Chicago crime,
to tit tit It fits-in the keyhole Of
Chicago politics.
A federal grand Jury, which re.
ceived instructions yesterday from
Judge James H. Wilkerson, was
coached in the federal laws applica.
BILE to bombings such Is those at the
homes OF U. s. Senator Deneen and
Circuit Judge Swanson 10 days ago
The jurors were told that they arc
empowered to indict persons who
stack or threaten q federal officer
persons who interfere with the vot-
ing rights OF citizens, and persons
who intimidate or corrupt witnesses
in q legal proceeding.
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NAL breeding to bring about In Z
short time numerous and far.reach-
ing developments Of beneficial ma
ture, auth rites here said.
DR.. St1dlcr's discovery has been
partly paralleled by similar expert
ments carried on during the same
period Of years by Prof. H. ]. Null
Ter at the University Of Texas. The
reports Of both men have been &C.
copied by scientists Is establishing
a new era in plant and animal de.
velopmcnt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-04-04

NAMED BISHOP OF OMAHA
Rome, April 4.-(AP)-Pope Plus
has appointed Monsignor Joseph
Rummel. rector of st. Joseph's
church, New York city, - bishop Of
Omaha.
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RAINS END FOREST FIRES

Fort Smith, Arkansas, April A.
(AP)-Heavy rains throughor. tho
Ouachita national forest last night
ended the most serious fire situation
in the history Of that government
reserve, reports to forestry officials
in this section indicated today.
Forestry officials declined to esti-
mate the damage but said many
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GRAND JURY IS
INSTRUCTED IN
FEDERAL LAWS
Jurors Told They Are Empow'
cred to Indict For Attacks
on U. s. Officer

Chicago, April 4.-(AP)-An.
other bomb was exploded IN
Chicago early t0day-No. o
since October II. last-but 20.
lice were satisfied Il had no pc.
litical Significance.
The explosion blew out the
entire front Of Z buildlng which
had been rented for Z Chinese
laundry.
A one.story brick building
owned By q Democrat precinct
captain WAS the target Of .
small bomb today which shat.
tered windows and threw tho
owners wife and three children
from their beds.
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the fastest horses on this part Of
the continent.
The grounds Of the association
are located about one mile east Of
Fort Lincoln on the Patterson road.
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Passover Services
Tonight, Thursday

Passover services Of the Bismarck
Hebrew congregati will be held
tonight and Thursday at 1880 in the
synagogue. Rabbi H. Shapiro will
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preach and Cantor H. Macovas will
chant the song service.
Services will also be held on
Thursday and Friday mornings ut .
o'clock.
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New York, April 4.-R--Andrsy
w. Mellon, secretary Of the trea
sury, with his son, Paul, and 3ivs
Of the latter's classmates ct Yale
sailed today on the liner Fort Vic
toria for his annual Easter vaca
ton in Bermuda. G. w. Dean of Sc
Paul, Mimi, was included In thu
party.
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MELLON 10 BERMUDA

thousand acres Of valuable timbu
land have been fire swept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08
LECTURES BEGIN SOON.
Child Guidance to Be Topic of DR..
Viola Russell Anderson.

Viola Russell Anderson.
The third series of lectures on Child
Guidance" being conducted at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
will be opened Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock by DR.. Viola Russell Ander-
son. director of the Child Health Edu-
cation Department of the Washington
tuberculosis Association. who will out
line Behavior Problems of the Normal
Child at Home" The lectures will be
continued each Thursday morning at
that hour through December 6.
DR.. Anderson. who is a graduate of
Vassar College and of the University of
Michigan Medical School, served over
seas during the war in the Royal Hos
pital for Sick Children. where she was
senior medical resident. Later she be-
came field investigator for the child
hygiene division of the United States
Public Health Service. where she work.
ed four years. She has conducted vari-
Gus conferences on child welfare. and
served the Federal Children's Bureau
at Washington as expert on infant n.y.
giene. and for two years conducted
child welfare clinic at the Children's
Hospital
All persons interested in the welfare
of children will be welcomed at these
lectures A trained kindergarten teacher
will be on hand to care for young chill
dren while the mothers attend the lee
lures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-08

hospitals. Eleven years ago Is persons
out Of every 100 undergoing major
operations died, but today this has
dropped to 8 or less. due to more COM
petent surgery. and the development of
new methods OF anesthesia and i'm
proved technique and procedure
These are only few Of the wonder
full results in scientific medicine which
have taken place in recent years and
in which hospital Standardization has
PLAYED leading role, having for its OBJ
iect the right care of the patient
through surroundings the doctor. his CO.
workers and aids with an environment
most conducive for the best scientific
results.
Believing that adding years to your
life and life to your years is the duty
of every doctor of every hospital. the
American Congress Of Surgeons has
adopted a plan through which the
progressive standardized hospital may
participate In preventive as we'll as
curative medicine"