The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 3

_ — SS — eee Fe a Rs a cael 9 REDGATE - WAIT: AUTEN at REL ENON Sitvety stimasenmeemneenerss fs sangeet sen epnionrovtomerenemnanenerettonsmemnaie inns van reat damaubaaea sasane aR eENA ENRON REN RENATO i THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918. BISMARCK EVENING TRIBUNE { sure of enjoying for a.decade. For| proved upon. Picture: well directed] REMAINS OF AGED Colorado Druggists 4 the best part of last season “Johnny |and well acted. The saw mill scenes r OD MAN TO i ‘aie. e 4 t 'e er tour Gun” remained in New York|were taken at the supposed original UNDERWO'! Have High Opinion e q with Bennison in his same role, and] mill and are very interesting. Theré | 7 4 the shrieks of laughter which it}is a good fight scene. A.vein of com- HOME FOR BURIAL of Swamp - Root L A S i Wed Wk ME T 0 N I G H T sf \ aroused from blase Broadway audi-ledy runs throughout the picture. It} | ° —— 5 be aes Meret Be nce IN ai a ences are still the tallc of Manhattan. |is one whigh has an audience g |, whe: temajns/of (Wengel, TAugn : 78.) Rea ee es or be er a RQ: Gee E “Johnny Get Your Gun” presents ajand laughing at once, Sallie Crute| year -old Underwood citizen who Dass e iy cieawiath et 5G. reo. - : new type of westerner in Johnny Wig- has never’ done |,ed away in a local hospital this week, | Swamp-Root Uhan any jother. (Wo: ate ’ gins as played by Louis Bennison. He » T would advise the exhibitor, | Were shipped this morning to Under-|arations of its Kind on the market, is the big, open hearted ‘puncher, in the neighborhood house, | Wood, where the funeral will be held. and oun Btore has peed selling x fan V 10 L A D A N A bashful, yet daring; the kind of ch: his. You can't go wrong. 1|:The dace sed * oe is veut Se it Guat in tie highest: iat a er ‘alt * ac @ . . {acter the west itself takes to its he: think it is one of the best pictures of came to America in his early youth |v Papen ube age Technicality Gives St. Louis Dis-| and pronounces real, Bennison knows the year, It had a successful run of ai had realded for Some years. es curaiie Med bere a Tart . —_In—— were) . the type he is presenting, for he lived| two weeks at the Rose.”—Harry C | Underwood. Bawate Glac Sone) st : s iia ‘i trict Coveted Liberty Loan among them in days gone by when! Miller, Rose theater, Chicago.—Down-| 2°, and four offspring survive. poula-not bn to buy it and new “BLUE JEANS”? 2 Distinction he rode the ranges of Nevada as one | town house, ¥ | ASK YOUR GROCER. ya come ery truly yours, | ; adty pe them ‘io, ite Jeans” will De shown asti"| Ask your grocer for Driscoll cream-| = WN PROBERT, EST. D f inneapoli ee tonight at the Orpheum theater for] AS your Broce! Feo el iiterra3 ERT, EST. Druggist, | ’ aati: ae rie ae ; 7 iSUB DESTRUCTION | the . it thine, We Ureo u.{0 £0 ery butter Made in Burleigh County. July 14, 1918 Isric, Colo. | Metro’s Special Seven-Reel Feature—The Fee ne ene trate | N fearly if you wish a good seat. ‘Tribune Want Ads, Bring Results. Letter tor... | eral reserve distrift to go “over tho] SINCE BEGINNING | Dr. Kilmer & Co.) < best picture shown in Bismarck a in ne third liberty loan has been | OF 1917 IS PUBLIC | Binghamton, N. ¢ est pic 5 echnically lost by the ninth district, | ae ens i i é é AR, Rogers, district director said) London, April 25—The admiralty Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do for during the past year. Pied lee last night. The St. Louts district has | D#s annouieed the cessation of the Neus . eS c ule dietetic SF | weekly seuirn of shipping losses and | Sond ten cents to Dr. ett er been recognized by the national head- | the titution of a monthly report + Binghamton, N. Y., for a ample voitle, It will convince anyone. You ORPHEUM THEATRE will also receive a ae a af nae - information, telling about the kidneys ‘ . . md bladder. When writing, be sure No Advanee in Prices and mention the Bismarck Tribune Regular, medium and large sjze bot- ‘les for sale at all drug sto! quarters as having won that distine- | n the Thursday following the 21st of tion. . ;each month. | The ninth district, however is cred-| ‘The monthly statement will give the | ited with leading the twelve other | ¢g tonnage lost and the tonnage | reserve districts of the country with|o ilings to and from ports in oe as iption percentage of 103, one| United Kingdom. per cent more than the St. Louis dis- 1 last night gives the | trict_ attained. Mr. Rogers declared | n, Allied and neutral! ° the Minneapolis district oversubscrib- hant tonnage due to enemy ac-j{ ed more in proportion to its quota in|tion and marine risk since the be-| five days than the St. Louis district} ginning of 1917. The losses for the in four weeks. quarter ending s in March, 1917, were: “I telegraphed to Washington Sat- itis 40 and allied and neu- urday afternoon,” Vor the quarter end- “informing — offi Tonight BISMARCK) Tor T oni sht | 2 adge Kennedy “Our Little Wife” | ces 1 A 5-REEL. COMEDY-DRAMA---5-REELS | ee ee El DONT MISSIT 2. GP) DONT MISSTE. Mr. Rogers — said, als that the ninth |i district had oversubscribed its quota. i As I understand it. a more official as- pect was given to the St. Louis re- port at 2:10 p. m. Monday when the St. Louis, reserve bank telegraphed | ‘r; banks in that district held in binding] i form $130,000.590 to cover the dis- trict’s quota of $10,000,000, i “The national headquarters reports : aoa that it was not until 11650! m. Tues-| WHAT OTHERS THINK lay that the ‘Minneapolis -bank report- = ed that total subscriptions of $108,641.- OF “BLUE JEANS” , 300, and oversubscription of $3,641,300. i The ninth district's quota was placed} “Blue Jean ith Viola Dana (Met- | at $105,000,000,” wonderful melodrama, The JOHNNY GET YOUR [22sec kee epee GUN MIRTH-MAKER Not Musical Comedy But Rib- Racking, Riotous Farce 61,370 and allied and neu- For the quarter end-' \ and allied and neu-' For the quarter ending 1, and allied and neu- tral 1,2 “Johnny Get Your Gun,” John Cort's hilarious gloom chaser with Louis Bennison in the star role of Johnny Wiggins, comes to the Auditorium on} MAIN STREET Monday, so prepare yourself for the biggest laugh you've ever enjoyed. Don’t make the mistake of supposing that this rietous farce is a musical production. It isn’t. 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