The Bismarck Tribune dated April 2, 1926

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WEATHER FORECAST Mostly cloudy-and unsettled tu- night and Saturday; cold. ESTABLISHED 1878 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | L nin...

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THE BISMARCK. TRIBUNE PAGE TWO ee } Man Who ‘Accosted 1 Countess Women on Streets Is in Safe Keeping f Bismarck need ex- of

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County cks| offices were open throughout the day. Borlegh Passenger cars Trucks} °° ddition to Sundays, there are Cass ....

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sewed last evening from an PAGE FOUR Ney “teeao aa aaeaaaaaekeaaeaaaaaaaata d Personal SoA ASMA N | Social. Miss Betty Butler

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‘PAGE FIVE that he said, “Let’s Get Then, the fun began! “THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE ‘ -¢| FLAPPER FANNY Sdy3 | FRIDAY, APRIL 2,

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PAGE SIX TEX RICKARD T0 DOMINATE ALL SPORTDOM Million Dollar Stadium to Be Erected in 1927, Accord. | ing to Plans one Hunn

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bas BRADDOCK marek Monday. ‘ Braddock Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Floyd Bier. Mrs. Lewis of Bismarck arrived in {have

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_PAGE EIGHT The Bismarck Tribune An Independent Newspaper THE STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER (Established 1873) ‘ Published by the

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FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926 LOCAL WOMEN GIVE THEIR IMPRESSIONS OF THE ART EXHIBIT BEING SHOWN HERE (By Mrs. Florence Davis) A...

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‘ ~ PAGE TEN DR. BARKER 10 DELIVER FOUR TALKS IN CITY Address One For One For Men, and Others at the High School i she man

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x ae aay “1% Still The Oniy Hope of Worki Peace,” Says Setiaior Bruce—“It Is Restoring the Balance of Power _ Brineipic,”...

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2 PAGE TWELVE SENATOR FRAZIER HAS an THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE» Ribbons for Two INTERESTING | | i ~ |WITH MANY POLAR EXPEDITIONS

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WALTER, P. Ape liao Mi Finaici 0 exneition ‘ eee. FRIDAY; APRIL 2; 19267 _ _ Animals Never Before Seen In America to be...

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PAGE FOURTEEN WAR SWEEPS INDUSTRY 70 A HIGH POINT Although But 40 Years Old, Aluminum Supports 2,500 Foundries M. BRAUCHER) 1