The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1926, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT E BISMARC SUNS '* ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1926 sons, John, Wing; Will and Ray, Tut-| gentlemen who guide the destinies| the crooks into eamp and gets the i thing to a picture this should be Two MOSLEMS Warning Issued tle; and a daughter, Bonnie, of Tut-| of Master Coogan's career have in-/moncy back. Gila Lee is the girl. great entertainment. The story is er company, 30 miles from here, were taken from the raved in tunnel ato) CO Speeders and |‘ - Sentiment and pathos inte the ‘fim |, Fer Friday and Saturday the EI. taken fram Goseee Rid of Tha jock thi Of th ! 7 id the Lilli 1k: ‘inge will show 1 ng an ance | success ‘sl 1c lamour as KILLED AND 13 [tome ty the faites crth and rocks, Reckless Drivers, Andrew Bagley of an vient a ihese eplavdes | Man2” ‘Tom Moore, Bessie Lave, Har ean well as the humor, pathos and senti- ee lageie rut gets aac chris Martiieson | Fort Clark Dead rison Ford and Norman Trevor head| ment that live behind the scenes of! tunnel workers employed on the tun nel project of the Feather River Pow. te all motes. | ' ELTINGE TO TONIGHT — the cast and if players mean any-| Broadway theatrical life. E HURT IN RIOT ‘Minot Commission Teen trent na, Rater, foamer of he Por] tom aeighn wl os evn evi OTH 4 Orde red to I 4 driving has been indulged] o'clock at a local hospital of acute f baseball and the) , ssue the city duting the past few nephritis, He was 42'years and aine/ boom in. Elorida. Tom appears as! and the police are determined! months of age. Tom Kelly, veteran pitcher of the Deaths Occur in Conflict W ith! Call For Election|::" te put ‘a stop to it before someone is| Funeral services will be held toy] New York ‘team, fited by the man- ANNOUNCEMENT . Police After Moslem- i | killed or injured morrow afternoon at Fort Clark with} ager. Getting into the real estate | Minot, N. D., April 22.--APy-An Hindu Uprising alternative writ of mandamus, com-| (hese es | manding the M traffic work, and this as well as commission recently pur-| Rev. I. G. Munson of Bismarck, of- he makes a deal and puts hi " motoreyele for the pelice| fielating. Interment will be at the protic alone with money furnished by|fy An exhibit of beautiful, rare and interesting treasures from the ent, fully equipped for police) Fort Clark cemetery. is former ls mates into a sub- privately owned collections of Bismarck people will be on dis- ty, commission | a) division propos! i he has A audi Calcutta, British India, April 22—|to meet not later than. April 26 and] an automobile manned by a member | @-——— | been tyooked” ‘by a. sharper but play in the lower auditorium of the i re killed and 13) fix a@ date for election to vote on} of the force will be put into use im. through clev manipulation takes a TAG Toes Moslems were Killed aad 15 | {0 tecall of Police Commigslouct A.) mradisteiy, Chet: Mertineson water | AT THE AT THE MOVIES jj !reve u METHODIST CHURCH, FRIDAY, APRIL 23 p following # riot between ee Brunner, or i “ECG ceed to} All streets in ie iy pil Ra patrol: ¢ ee ee ee —————E x s and Hindus. show cause on April 2 a. m.| ed, as well as the paved way to ° i “el M. OT ae .!why it has not done so, was signed the bridge, and violators of the speed | CAPITOL THEATRE Goitre Completely ard a re baat ue a eee par when a rumor was circ | late yesterday by Judge John C. Lowe] and traffic ordinances will be arrest-| Jackie Coogan came to the Capitol invit eneral admission 60 cents, young people of hig! lindas had killed two Moslems. | of Minot, and toda: served on! ed, he | Theatre yesterday and brought with Removed school age 25 cents. Music. Refreshments. Hindus were injured by brick ites of aM ante Judge | ——--———_-— i tee of the ee ne " he Moslems, Dent on| A. G. Burr of Rugby will hear argu- * ‘of this or any other season ¢ feo anpenice “for the supposed ments on April 28, (Mrs. Bridget Harty | tiue'or this latest Coogan att ° FOR THIS LADY of their fellows. The commission on last Monday, by | of Tuttle Is Dead ig, “Old Clothes” and it's as 81 No Knife, Needle, Pain A staan quelled the rioting. a three to two vote, rejected peti- | and wholesome and clean as Monday Colorless Liniment Ui ———— tions asking for un election to vote | morning's wash out on the line. It} Mary A, Steinmetz, Kaukauna, Wis., f Si for a successor to Mr. Brunner, on) Mrs. Bridget Hany, 64, well known | radiates happiness and laughter. More "Sérbol-Quadruple has so com- Only One o' 1X that the gociments were | pioneer resident of Kidder county,! cee aa cannot be said of any mo-| pletely Ftc my geitre shy you * tance.| died yesterday morning, at 7 o'c! ion picture. can no ever one. I wi Men Entombed Is at her farm home near Tuttle. Fu From the opening scene where| be glad to tell any one how it cf- Details * | al services will be held tomorrow af-| Timmy Kelly and Max Ginsberg,| fected me.” ternoon at the Catholic church in| dealers in de luxe junk, recali the Sold at all drug stores or write Tuttle and burial will take place in| days of their wealth, and right onjSorhol Company, Mechanicsburg, ;ithe Tuttle cemetery. | through the six reels of the picture,| Ohio. Locally at Finney’s drug store. Mrs. Harty is survived by three) the audience is in an uproar. The|—Adv. 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