The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PASTOR WILL AID SOLUTION OF MYSTERY Will Return To Go Into Con- | ference With Prosecutor King in Ohio 0. Ni She Columbu Cr Bi, children in the mysterious death year cally Aid of the i four old wife incinerated, was furn the an Chureb expected toda hin R. King on; from Varis, been for the itsley whos dy, found return of the the Ohio, where they have said by of past wee they mbus automobile ietim the tray C tsley, was buried Thur hile all the members of the amily testified voluntary their Brundage crimson | or of urti- | me, to de- | were human Brundage s hinges body may found on i nthe Ss ec whether blood, and Long. On the possibility be exhumet The undertak body from the for burial t “the was unable to ed from the some other BISMARCK MEN TAKE PARTIN | MASONIC MEET D., Nov. neth Dakota will parti- cond annual York or stival of Keystone Fargo council No Auvergne comman- fr. to be held durin; onic temple be officials announced | the ared | King | cracked” but he uy whether it result: | of the furnace or told skull 6.—Units Fargo, N. throughout pate in the merican rite chapter, R. A. M M. ginning Dec. 1, today. | Grand officers and local _ officers throughout the state have been in vited to attend the sessions, and units at Casselton, Valley City, and Wahpeton will assist in the ex-| ification of degrees. The first! stival last year was confin-| 1 members. ' Meetings will be | Ralp® Hl held during the Miller, deputy RB: & ALM, afternoon, grand secre North Dakot: ces. The chap- ter will hold its session Monday be- ginning at D. The council meeting will open Tuesd: he served each day which lodge officers will give short talks to the members. Among who will at- tend the John A, ham, Bismarek, grand high pri grand chapter, R. A. M.; Richard E Wenzel, Bismar ‘and master, | grand cou . M.; and Otto Bauer, , grand commander, &, Tf. fi Dormitory For Lutherans Is Plan Advanced Grand Fork: Preliminary p of dormitorie near the University of North Dak campus which would centers for campus activi theran students at the sity, were discussed at of repre of v eran organizations here also serve ious Luth- yesterday. dressed the proposal. A committee rep: ing five Lutheran congregation. Grand Forks was appointed to stud, the plan Cook By Wire Instead of by Fire CORNS | . re : ‘Geraldine Farrar Shatters Operatic | Tradition in Presenting of “Carmen RALDINE FARRAR that} known as an imitator he original an musi ditorium will, dow much and var h » interest in ion of “Carmen” ast nd best low novel hion und has severed something from all operatic tradition. | tere and thrilling Concentrating th three 1 elimin the s distinet 1 of ope field. With a dle | $8,000 of which $125 Iways maintain. | her char-| 1 bo th jacteriz nd in presenting her | "one of the best THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | etaim and already it is looked upon |as an immeasurably important step 99 forward in operatic preseutation, The cast with which Farrar has | surrounded herself is one of excep- tional merit. Numbered among its principals are such splendid artists as Luigi Pasi ti, Joseph Emma Noe, Nei i ward Molitor. Carlo Peroni, known throughout the West for his splendid work with the San Carlo Company, is the Conductor of an tra of excellent musicians, f costumes, ballet, and scenic effects ‘have all been arranged under Miss Farrar’s direct supervision, and demonstrate her ability ss showmanship, rrar carries her own 18- OUTH ADMITS ROBBING BANK IN HAVELOCK |" Kansas City, No’ Charles Bill- under arrest at Topeka, Kan- nd Elmer Johnson, being held . have confessed to the robbery tate bank at Have- s ago, according to | authorities, At Billups’ home in Topeka police ; found $2,806, About $6,000 in cash was obtained in the bank robbery and | $52,000 in school bonds. '$8,000 TAKEN _. IN ROBBERY .. Nov. Rob- bery of the Brookings — postoffice carly yesterday by an unidentified {band was the larg: in the state’s history, it was announ- d today by postal inspectors after completing a check of the loss. The amounted to approximately was in cash and the rest in stamps. 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D,, Nov. 26,—About 225 Be Carried to Body delegates, or double last year’s at- \tendance, are expected to be at the Washington, Nov. 26.—The senate! North Dakota Agricultural college of the next congress will be called Dec. 16 to 19 for the Fifteenth An- upon to decide at least three elec- ; "Ua! State Achievement Institute for tion cont A fourth will be add-{D¥s’ and girls’ club members, dc- ed to the list unless the present CoTding to a statement made today senate disposes of the contest by H. E. Rilling, stute boys’ and against Senator Mayfield, Democrat, #!t!s’ club leader. : which has been the subject. About 30 counties of the state will for nearly two De Tepresented by delegates who jhave made outstanding achievements in junior agricultural projects dur- ling the past season. Officers of the institute are: Ka investigation Senator Bursum, Republican, Ne Mexico, has informed senators in Washington he will contest the elec- ‘ F, 5 ; tion of Sam G. Bratton, Democeut,| , Robina Wylder, Cathay, president; | who was awarded the election by the {John Russell, Havana, —vice-pres- each eee! ident; Clark Frederickson, Arthur, Senator Brookhart, Republican, | S¢¢retary, and Alice Larivee, Grand Forks, treasurer, lowa, will be forced to defe is n Oe Gh cnn Ce rae | the Sone PaetineGeeue Nor election, Daniel J. Steck, his Demo- tie opponent, having announced ns for bringing a contest. An un- Break a Cold Right Up with “Pane’s Cold Compound” tion has developed in this , us several Republioan lead- y cluding Senator Smoot, f Utah, have announced their in- tion of supporting Steck. Out of otal of more than $1,000,000 votes, vokhart ‘was declared winner by ballots. Steck claims he y won if ballots marked » placed there by over- supporters, had not been ‘own out. 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