The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1928, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | party. Both direct and mental ques-|the Republican gubernatorial nom- Nestos of Minot, Independent can-|week, according to announcement |Brown, Bucyrus, Independent can-|they will follow the plan’ adopted jtions may be asked, which is a de- | ination ‘and Wallace Campbell today |didate for the Republican sena-|today by Independent headquarters | didate for state treasurer, It is|on previous tours of holding confer- jParture from any other attraction of completed a week’s tour of towns/|torial nomination, will visit the/ here. not expected that the candidates;ences with party workers in the q 2 this kind eve! m here. throughout North Dakota, Points|southwestern part of the state next | He will be accompanied by A. 0.| will make many speeches but that , towns and districts visited. special souvenir matinee for| visited included Napoleon, Ashley, Oo " women only will be given next Wed-|Wishek, Zeeland, Linton, Haselton nesday at 2 c’clock, when Zandra!and Sterling. The candidates will will occupy the stage from one to!continue the campaign until the \two hours answering questions of alclose of the June primaries, |more private nature at which time girls under 16 and male employes Nestos and Brown to will not be admitted. ETS ARE CAMPAIGNING Tour Missouri Slope Having completed tours in the C. P. Stone, wet candidate for the Republican senatorial nomination; \Charles Streich, wet candidate for|northern part of the state, R. A. | SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1928 ‘Presides at Rally |; BE SEEN HERE IN ‘SAKURA’ ‘Noted Actor Returning to Bis- ™ marck This Year in Latest Dramatic Success wear ' 1 Walker Whiteside will make his| 1° annual visit to Bismarck on Monday ‘ t a ning, May 14, at which time! i nt his latest dramatic akura”, (The Wild som), described as a TAKE NOTICE Chotee Territory Open for Bismarck Territory Velie Sixes and Eights Automobiles and Trucks Get In touch with us right away. 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The hus The tremendous climax comes| bands calls over his bride and be sian is found by | gins to rem ate with her. This | @Prince Hagane hiding in the bou-| js the cause t arts the. ball ir of pretty Onda Sada, into which | rolling, and mutual accusations and fhe has forced his way on the wed-| a general pandemonium are the re- fading night of the illustrious po-| sult, ;tentate. The last two acts are big tgwith impe' g tragedy, and soul- = tiring scenes serve to keep every NOTED PSY fonlooker spellbound until the final = fcharacter of | Prince Hagane. wigs {yOther New York celebrities in the ais cast a Eran haeioeiane Zandra to Be at Capitol Thea- 7 i K i r an- 5 e aurice Kuhlmann, Richa tre Next Week—Special ier, M. Rale, Wm. Dunne, _ Miss Helen Hardison and Miss Esther Matinee Wednesday Belle. Gorgeous oriental costumes Awill be worn by the various players. + “Sakura” will be presented at the te auditorium. “Special Train to f Take Delegates to | G. 0. P. Convention 29x4.40/21 $ Q 55 31x5.25/21 rtain. Miss Frane Hale and Paul Mc- “Grath will enact the leading roles in Mr. Whitside’s stellar play, It's that insidious knock—knock— knock of carbon in dirty cylinders that is slowly but surely cutting down the power and the life of your car—just as surely as though you could see the demon of destruction driving at your engine with a sledge hammer. You can Monday at the Capitol Theatre will mark the opening engagement of the famous psychic and scientist, Zandra, billed as “The Man Who Sees Tomorrow.” He will ofer a re- markablé example of opening the door to the future and giving eac’ one a glimpse of his fate i which has North Dakota delegates to the Republican national convention at Kansas City, Mo., which opens June 12, will travel on a special train with the Minnesota contingent, ac- cording to information furnished by Fred J. Graham of Ellendale, recently elected Republican national committeeman for North Dakota. . The special train will leave Min- neapolis on Sunday evening, June 10, ‘at 8 o'clock, over the Rock Island land will arrive in Kansas City at 10:30 a. m. Monday, June 11. f Others wishing to attend the con- ll vention may be accommodated on i the special train, Mr. Graham states, and reservations may be made by writing to A. E. Dove, eral agent, 200 Metropolitan round trip fare from Minneapolis is =$35.80, and the rate for a lower Gerth each way is $5.63. 'Enamored Sparrow’ Will Be Given Here LA | % “The Enamored Sparrow,” a || @fplay said to be so replete with hu- Amat 8:15, by this St. Paul Stock com- ife building, Minneapolis. The} s his name widely known to scientists and amusement lovers. India is a land of mystery. where silent yogi pri the phil- osophy of life, and work seeming miracles in occult science with the secret rituals given them by the old- er priests. From this romantic land to the stage of the Capitol Theatre may seem a long step, bu’ it will be made in Zandra’s divertissements of the far east. There is none of the forehead pressing or snapping of the fingers or calls for ¢ ntration usual in such performan Zandra has a small wave of the hand as a gesture as a puzzle comes hard, or a slight wag of the head yet he is said to find long lost relatives, even to the much an in- vestor made and will make on his bonds; forecasts an operation for an anxious mother; wa:n a young miss against the interference of Dan pid in her sought for business ca- reer. With the aid of the house man- ager, who will select questioners as they raise their hands, it is said that Zandra is as imple, gracious bon the stop that knock—and cut down the car- is caused by impure, improperly refined gas. You'll notice the difference—not only in the riddance of the knock but in Fire - Drop Gasoline and deposits in your motor by half. 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