The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1919, Page 8

EIGHT. BRAKEMAN DIES FROM INJURIES REGEIVED TODAY Lower Part of Body Horribly Mangled and Death Comes in Hospital Here His body horribly mangled below the waist when he was run over by a freight train at Regan this morning, Andrew Swiggum of Jamestown, a Northern Pacific brakeman, died at a| local hospital a few hours later. Swiggum was helping to make up the train at Regan, coupling and un- coupling cars. In some manner he slipped and his body fell underneath the wheels of a moving freight car. Other members of the train crew, hearing his cries, rushed to where he had fallen, but too late to aid him. The injured man was removed from under the car and a special train made WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world’s stand- ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— “SLOAN'S LINIMENT NEVER FAILS ME!” Any man or woman who keeps it handy will tell you that same thing E attacked by rheumatic twinges. 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He was immediately placed on an operating table, but died shortly after entering the hospital. Swiggum, as far as could be learned here today, lives at Jamestown where he leaves 2 widow, He has been em- ployed by the Northern Pacific as brakeman for some time. The body is being held at the Webb Bros. un- dertaking parlors pending funeral ar- rangements at Jamestown. Phone 189 for Beulah Coal. t GOLD MEDAL. gE oy The National Remedy of Holland for centuries and endorsed by Queen Wilbel- mina, At all druggists, throe sizes, Look for the name Geld Medal on every box end accept no imitation Better Tires on the Market Try a Gray Sidewall Firestone AR OWNERS cof the Northwest have gained a new conception of tire satisfaction from the Gray Sidewall Firestone Tires that are producing such re- markable mileage. Good dealers are handling these tires everywhere. If you have never tried one, do so at once. Most Miles Dollar per neeees, FACH WEEK if youl) watch pe Space ) youll always see my Smiling Yes, Tommy Tinker is my name. Ihave a job with the best Hardware Store in this town. My job is to be in this paper every week and tell you about Hardware and where to buy it. Read what I have to say. I will tell you things you will want to know. I'm going to work for— RADIATOR WORKS HARDWAR ‘ SHEET METAL AND PHONE 750° f1ARCK, N DAK RT a Lone ee i eee f THURSDAY, OCT. 2, 1919. REAL BASEBALL AND TEAM-WORK MADE WHITE SOX! (Continued From Page One) as the American league’s best; he has overcome obstacles that the mere fan would shudder even to think of, and he has displayed a genius to which White Sox backers do not hesitate to point.” Many times the manager has been accused of overworking Cicotte and Williams, his leading aces, but when the regular fan stops to think about those working in the bull pen almost every day, he comes to realize that Cicotte and Williams are conspicuous by their absence. Only once this sea- son was Cicotte sent to the bull pen to warm up for five minutes before he| went in and finished a game. Williams was sent to the bull pen only a few times. In this way Gleason did not overwork his leading twirlers, as many fans have been lead to think, Other reasons for the victory are enumerated by these same critics. of the game. They include, Charles Ris- berg, surprise infielder of “1919; “Lefty” Williams, who has been tak- ing his regular turn with Cicotte, and delivering the goods, being the best southpaw in the American league; and Eddie Collins, playing in the best form of his long baseball career. In addi- Help Prevent the | Breathe healthful Moist Air in home, store and office. _ Moist air is essen- tial to Health—and will also save your furniture, woodwork, wall paper, book bindings and piano from warp- ing, checking or cracking, and reduce your fuel bi ( — Humidak (Air Moistener ye aler’s—or send $4.80 in Cash. and we will ship HUMIDAK with instructions—express prepaid. HUMIDAK MFG. 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