The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1919, Page 3

a sf \ )) 4 " Ms » { ‘ , RS é . H . ’ | j , ae | { , i . s MEXICANS FIRE ON ANOTHER PARTY ‘ OF AMERICAN AVIATORS; WOUND ONE TUESDAY, SE! a. Fourth of Series of Murderous Assaults on Airplanes Patrolling United’ States Border Reported from Laredo, Tex.—E. D. MeNabb Hit by Flying Bullets; Lieut. Johnson Pilots Plane to Ground—Attacked from Ambush. IN AIR; COMRADE SAVES MACHINE ; * Laredo, Tex., Sept. 2.—Two American aviation offi- cers on border patrol duty were fired upon today by a group of Mexicans while flying up the Rio Grande near here, and one of the officers, E. D. McNabb, was wounded in the head. His companion, Lieut. Johnson, brought the machine safely to earth on the American side. McNabb was put to bed at a farm house and an airplane with a surgeon and medical supplies was rushed to his aid from headquarters here. Ta The officers were flying low about 16 miles up the Rio Grande from‘here near San Isabel creek when sud- denly on the Mexican side about 25 Mexicans concealed in the brush poured yolley after volley into the plane. was reported several hundred shots were fired. GORDON Only a good hat can , 1919 It FREDERICK é2 The WOMAN onthe INDEX Golduyn Pictures Last showing tonight a she. do? Why was she traile Mrs. Charles Allensworth Veva Heaton of Britton we marck on Saturday visiting dred J. Allensworth, They r lo re) k as go 0) d a Ss d re) t h e Hl thelr homes Saturday night new fall Gordons. The Gadm. has a charm that goes with top notch sau character and quality. Style BART is a real Ask your personality. hatter. HATS Widow Preferred Meet Death at ‘or many ach troul helped me rs I suff All the put little, he operated on for gall them I preferred to meet home, One day I picked up tisement of v's Wonderf ve not had mucus | stomach, liver and intestina including appendicitis. One convince or mol ‘unde For sale at druggists eve HE retail merchant’s sphere of usefulness is sharply defined by his ability to make prompt delivery. In the days before motor trucks came into general use, his prog- Tess was measured, not by his vision, initiative or merchandiz- ing ability, but by the speed and endurance of horse flesh. With the automobile and truck came a constantly widening field of. activity—quicker deliveries were possible. A widened service meant more and better satisfied customers and the merchant was able to expand his business to the utmost. The Standard Oil Company (In- diana) has been an important factor in making this expansion possible. By anticipating the demands for gasoline arid lubri- cating oil, it'was prepared to supply these necessary products to’ merchants even in remote places. Further, the very feature of wide distribution and low price of gasoline has enabled the small merchant to utilize power-driven delivery. Thus has the Standard Oil Com- pany (Indiana) been an important factor in the expansion ‘of busi- ness by helping the. little mer- chant to become ‘big, and the people in remote corners to have the advantages of cities. How well the Company. has functioned: ‘may be~judged by its’ size, for no concern ‘could have: reached-the proportions of the Standard‘ Oil Company (In- didna) without’ rendering an im- portant'and definite service to the public. Standard Oil Company 910 So. Michigan Avenue Chicago Britton Visitors Here would not live much. longer, e a good ap-|as I did twenty nything.” It is a]I was handlin, - foe , BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE FOUTS FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG “I am now seventy-two years of age and during all those year I have never run across a medicine that I cousider in a class with Tnalac,” said W. H. H. Fouts, the well known re- ed building contractor, residing at 37 West Vine street, Canton, Mlinois, in an interesting interview, recently. Mr, Fouts ig a veteran of the Civil War and fought in the famous battle of Gettysburg. He is y proud, and justly so, of the ser he rendered his country in those trying days. Mr. Fouts is a man of unquestioned hones- ty and integrity and one of Canton’s ntial and highly respected > has lived there for over almost twenty years,” he con- tnued, “I have suffered from stomach trouble and complications, such as headache& gas on my stomach, palpa- tation of the heart, constipation and adiziness, IT not on ffered dread- fully from these ailments, but for the past ten or twelve years had an awful seige of rheumatism and had reach- ed the ‘point where I never expected to be well any more, A great many t the Or-|people here know about the: time my pheum Theatre, Who is she? What did}health went back ox me and I got in L? such a bad shape I had to give up luy business, My stomach was in such a Condition that I could hardly retain anything I would eat and I would suf- fer like blazes with cramps and pains all through me. My heart would jump und palpatate so on account of the gas on my stomach that I feared I had heart trouble. At night I would al- most smother and have to get right cut of bed, feeling like I would never to be able to draw another good, free breath, Home] “wny, vefore 1 got this tantac 1 had not been able to get a good night's ‘ered from]?est in so long that doctors 1] member the time. I h: n hardly re- All said|ful_ rheumatic pains in my legs and and Mrs. ere in Bis- Mrs. Mil- returned to by motor. e had such aw- T would have to go! to a hospital and{such a drawing on my muscles that ones or I]many a night I would just haye to I told|get up and walk about the room try death at]ing to get relief. But all is quite dif- an adver-|ferent with me now. A few weeks back ul Remedy | I began taking Tanlac and now I am 1 course of it more]in as good shape as anyone could 1 a single] wish to be. W! ing ag well ago, whe! from thejent now an he inflam-|I ever did: tically all|stme old time vigor. iy stomach 1 ailments, r bothers me any more and I never dose will a rheumatic pain or an ache of dd, any kind, and I sleep like a log every rywhere. |night. In fact, I am feeling so strong and well that T have a mind to do some more buildin cine that will fi job as ¢ with my rck by Jos, Breslow, D. and J. H. Barrette and in Wing by FL PL. Roman. --Advy. Dance at Schebbler’s Barn Wednesday night. . O’Connor’s Orchestra. FORSAKES SCHOOL FOR OFFICE After teaching school for sev- era years, Miss Florence Haley decided that office work was more to her liking, so she took a course at the Dakota Business College, Fargo, N. D. Her ap- pointment as Secretary to Su- perintendent of Schools Deamer of Fargo, is the result. Miss Mabel Geisler, of Lisbon, After graduation she accepted a position with the Ransom County Farmers Bank in her home town. Fall Business Courses are now starting. For particulars, ad- dress F. L. Watkins, 806 Front Street, Fargo, N. D. HUMPHREYS’ WITCH . HAZEL OINTMENT For Piles or Hemorrhoids, External or Internal, Blind or Bleeding, Itching or Burning. One application brings relief. at all druggists Send Free Sample of Ointment to Humphreys’ Iomeo. Medicine Company 156 William Street, New York. SICK STOCK BOOK on treatment of Horses, Cows, Sheep, Dogs and other animals, ; sent tree. Humphreys’ Homeopathic Vet- erinary Medicines, 156 William St, N. Y. Am. offering a house. of six rooms and bath, reception hall, screened ‘in’ porch, east front, trees.. This house has a very good hot air heating plant. Garage. This is “one of the best built -houses- in Bismarck. Price $4500, $500 cash and. balance monthly payments. Don’t buy’a house or land un- til you have looked over our bar- gains. i Our motto is “a satisfied buy- er.” We can tell you of ‘dozens vof our satisfied buyers. J. H. HOLIHAN Phone 745. Lucas Block’ FASHION NE From The Store of Quality and Service ‘ coming Fall and Winter—and unusually low \ prices are quoted. It will, therefore, be to \ your advantage to make your purchases be- Winter Furs AT SUMMER PRICES F one has been denied a a Fur Coat for many years and has ‘secretly cherished a longing therefor, she will find there is little difference in price between Furs and fine cloth suits this season. Anticipating the advance in Fur prices, we made purchases earlier searching the Fashion Centers for the best models available. The Furs in our collection com- prise the models that will be in vogue this fore another predicted advance takes place. A.W. LUCAS CO. HAY FOR SALE 8-22-tf —=— than © usual, IN CARLOAD LOTS Geo. 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General Sales Agent _ BILLINGS, MONTANA Give It a Chance to Work for You Build a. house upon that vacant lot and.convert it from an expense into an asset. Then instead of ownitg idle ‘land which brings you nothing, you will have valuable property which ‘will always be a source of income. ° ihe a at One of the greatest needs of America today is the need of homes. Read the opinion handed down by the Chamber o! Cominerce on ‘the subject of building: conditions: =! <5 ‘ $ MP earn de “The best authorities at this time state that the United States’ is short on practically all character of buildings. As a whole, this country is forty per cent underbuilt.” “ ; * This being the case, don’t you sec that you are actually by not building? Because the demand for homes at the present time, rents are higher than ever. before, don’t you build a house and rent it? Buenmnetingee co nee at By building on that vacant lot you are increasing thé value the rest. Build now! Authorities state that you can build as ‘econom- ically today as at any future time that can yet be foreseen, t >