The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 21, 1920, Page 2

TWu DON’T PUT OFF It’s the neglected cold, cough, tender throat or tonsils, that debilitate and leave the body disposed to serious germ diseases. SCOTT’S EMULSION to the foundation of The ine th 1878 and which was filled with a mass of historical data which I¢ TRIBUNE BURNS | le mnot be replaced.is lost. New ber cuts and mats; the jwWhich were stéred «its and bdiogr phi es of all the world’s notables igone. Very little of the furnishin, of the business and editorial depart- iments could be saved, so dense was the cloud of smoke with which the lrooms were filled early. in the cour: lor the blaze. ’ : Tenants. Burned Out. Some of the, tenants of the second j 4 (Continued from from - Page 1) all the other- contents of the ment. . The least seriously damaged por- tion of the plant wilk be the compos- ing room, under which there was’ no basement, and to which thé fire did not spread rapidly. Everything in this section and in the press room base- should be takenat thefirstsign |to the rear, however, is soaked with floor will sustain a heavy loss. ‘This d " Id og | "ter, and the loss from this source Will be especially true of the Citi- _of lowere resis: ‘ance, co! } wlil-hesleay % izen’s Economy league, in whose of- were stored a large amount of printed matter, whose value ran into [thousands of dolla The Bismarck Construction Co., which occupied the {front corner on. the second floor, ved little or nothing in the way of turniture. A major apartménts were occ cough. The energizing virtues of Scott’s bring essential nourishment and helpto the weakened system. Give Scott’s a trial. ~ Scott & Bowue, Bloomfield, Ned, The big n press is buried under a mai from the sec. oud floor, which fell in when the fire | was at its height. Paper stor e as to be precio sumed or so saturat h water as to be useless. The Tribune had been fortunate enough only re-} cently to procure a carload of new | TComs, print, which is now almost naobtain-|0f their personal able, and it is dowbtt whether any {bicces of furniture. iru pied by “morgue”, in} E. s| enterprises, and, s|the Western, Sales Co. of the other |but at bottom ahay living {mon and the tenants rescued most | Tribune is able to reach its readers effects and some {at all today or for a numther of days BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ing at various times, oceupied by bank, a grocery. store, the ,old bis: conducted for years by the late Cochran; the Missouri Vailey Mo: Co., various weekly newspap most jrecently, by tor The Tribune took a lease upon the entire building December 1, and it began moving in about the middle of the month. ‘The first issue of The| Tribune in its new home was _print-* ed two days before Christmas. The Yribune occupied: all of: the ground floor excep: feet on the west which jhad been~sub-let to the Corwin Mo- tor Supply Co., and the bindery con- sumed half of the space in the sec- ond story. Good Samaritans to Rescue. , Members of the Fourth Estate may wrangle, may s: unkind things of one another as a part of the game, cognize the com- That The bond of fraternity. jto come.is due to the courtesy and generosity of F. L. Brant, publisher of these big rolls, w re stored Oldest Brick Building. in the press room, can ever be used)! The Gussner building, which All of the machines were o had occupied since C individual electric motors was the oldest bi The >. Eyes. If they Tire. Itch, y, Night and Moratng. Tes IR u iN E Hoe Strong, Healihy Smart or Burn, if Sore. 1e- z sate = rf a Your EVES Grciitted use! during be use narck. Work was begun on | often. Soothes, Refreshes. arte ie oE8 iw nen ty dure catia tal ite for he 1 : Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Writ ioomeare aUupaee ee Bree Eye Book. Marine Eye Remedy C2, HV creat half a century’s existence, be- ¢ A_ Stubborn _Couyh t Loosens Right Up " — ‘This home-made remedy is = won- der for quick results. Easily und eheaply made, beled ted belies which mil- PREEEEOE oeee Tere is a home-made syrul licns of people have found. to be the t dependable means of breal Wen spring comes you will want to use your stubborn soughs, 1 Is cheap and eine car again—but i is your bat- NS healing, othing influence, chest sore- phlegm loosens, Seeathing be e e ois easier, fe vaht’ in tat i Has the | tery in good shape? Will sO Ug eases eee e neved by it in 24 hours or less. Nothing | better for bronchitis, hoarseness, crow, throat tickle, bronchial asthma or win- ter coughs. | To make this splendid cough syrup, pour 24% ounces of Pinex into a pint | bottle and fill the bottle with plain | granulated sugar syrup and shake thor- | oughly. f you prefer, use clarified |” molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead j sugar syrup. Either way, you. get. a full pint—a family supply—of mutch | better cough syrup than you could buy | re ady-made for three times the mogey. Keeps. perfectly and children love its | pleasant taste. | Pinex is a special and highly concen- trated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, known the world over fo: its prompt healing effect upon the mem: branes, To avoid disappointment ask ’ your druggist for “2% ounces of Pinex” wit} full directions, and don’t accept any: thing else, Guaranteed to give absolut; satisfactiin or money promptly re. jyaaded. The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne it operate? Have it inspected and re- paired now. Willard Service Station 408 BROADWAY { Peseeeeeeeeeeoeteseeseeteg, taway |plant equipped, jcould not. reach the regular ,exits, but jor the Staa nzeiger, who has {turned his entire plant, at great in- {convenience to himself, over to The / Tribune, and to H. P. Knappen, editor jot the Farmers’ Press, who promptly offered the us 1 his equipment. Offers of ‘assis om Publisher ‘dan Pioneer. | It is too early now to say when The Tribune will be fully squared again. The blow is a very} ous one, Files which cannot be re- Fostevin of the Man- jse ‘\placéd have been destroyed; tons of precious» print paper have been ru- ined; valuable machinery has been lrendered at least temporar' the. ‘building itself is w ‘probably will be weeks befo machinery, even if not permanently warped and twisted beyond all pair, can be placed in running order; jonce more. In the meantime The Tribune begs ithe forebearance of its readers and friends. he calamity isso stagger-| jing that The Tribune is 4 trifle stun- ‘ned today. i jto take stock and determine the tent of its loss. We can only that The Tribune, as in the will carry on; damage can be pa repaired or a new The Tribune will re- sume its earnest effort. to give the! people of, North Dakota a genuine siate newspaper, and out of adversity we will seek to coin new courage and; determination. - MoClelland Djscovers Fire. Aleck (Scotty) McClelland, day jan- itor, was the first member of The Tribune foree.to discover the blaze. He had just reported for duty and was hanging up his coat in the mail- ing department when he noticed a than tongue fire licking through the floor at the rear of the press. From that moment thé progress of the blaze was so rapid that a number ot the employes in the composing room, job department” and bindery, were force: to flee through doors qding “to tHe “alley. ‘The ‘basement ‘must. have been filled wittt an im- miense volume of.smoke under high pressure Which, when released by the eating-of a hole through the press room’ floor, expanded with the veloc- ity of an explosion. The smoke was acrid and sudéfocating, and it is re- Protecting Your 3 Home From Fire} , > Si \ | § Has today’s fire brought home to your' mind the fact that you are not adequately i | s | Don’t let fire catch you unprotected. Others are caught daily who have said “TO- le MORROW” when the insurance man cailed, and their homes—their businesses and their lifetime efforts have been wiped away. ————_ Protect Yourself NOW! I-N-S-U-R-E; toccur in the life of any flewspaper, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT First Guaranty Bank PHONE 138 [some succeeded in taking out a con- i siderable ;Had gas masks been available all of japparent that the plant, \filled with stmok {which Liin y e| . {task of getting out the day's pa \ proceeded with hardly a.hitch. } ‘R. D. Corwin, make-up — foreman, see the type which had been garded fortunate’ that some cf ‘the employes escaped at all. Mr. and Mrs. F. Holmboe, who oc- yeupied apartments in the second floor jof The Tribune building, barely gue- jceeded in saving themselves and their children, so rapidly\. did the smoke fill the upper paxt of fhe strue- ture. They did not even succeed in saving their childrens wearipg ap- parel. Other tenants fared better, and portion of their furniture. the contents df the second fionr could have been saved, as it was two hours before the flames reached that por- tion of the building. How Today’s Paper Was Printed. Early this morning, when it seemed . would be e ‘for several hours st, but before any graver dan- eemed imminent, the editorial, ng and mechanical force was to the Staatz-Anzeiger on Sixth street,. kindly made; ‘ailable through the courtesy of F. jh Brandt. ‘A telephone crew re: cued ‘the long distance ’phone apy jover which the Associated Pre: ports are received, and immedi installed it in the Staatz-Anzeiger building: C. L, Day, Associated Pi correspondent, and members of Tribune staff rescued the typew form the principal wor! piant ng! tools of the editorial department, and the temporary new qua’ filled, a trudk J yeuts and other material was guickly jtransferred to the Staatz-Anzciger plant. ‘Although tomorrow is fhe Staatz-Anzeiger’s semi-weekly publica- tion day, Mr. Brant turned over entire equipment to comrades in d tress. g As a result The Tribune this eve- ning appears much in its nermal form, with its usual Associated Press j dispatches, market quotations, local news and other features. Business- men simply bombarded the /advert ing manager with business, 2nd the Farmers’ Press staff generousiy dug in and got’ the-ads into type , It Was publishing under difficult but | "it. was. such an emergency may as/ called, and type, forms, and with the splendid co-oneration which The Tribune received from} contemporaries, it was put over with comparative ease. \ To Rebuild. George Gussner, owner of The} Tribune building, announced this morning that he will immediately be- gin rebuilding the portion of the building which is most damaged, and that he contemplates erecting a struc- ture which will be fireproof from basement to roof. m JOHNSON’S for Phoenix Pure Silk Hose. * It hasn't even had time that, as soon as the]. «| BROTHER OF MINOT marek spice mill, the Palace hotel, SLAYER CONVICTED j he is now under WEDNESDAY, JAN.-21, ,_ 1920 | art| and | STIFF JOINTS. * 1 appealed to “the supreme ¢ j where the action is still pendin; he cash bond Tom McCrill has. conte Lo that he} ON ARSON CHARGE) cinniet his brother with the revolver with*which Thompson was slain, | . McCrills Appear to Have Faculty|moNTANA DEMOCRAT WOULD | Limber.Up Quickly Under the Seething, { CENSURE ADMIRAI. SIMS| Penetrating Application ef to his murder of Ja shot and killed by W: the latter made his escape from the} Ward county For Getting Into i | Washington, Jan, 21.—A resolution | Hamlin’s Wizard OW Trouble i ‘declaring that the action-of Rear Ad- miral Sims in making public official! fees rareateporeuperriny ence instinetigns Fo the mgst. content| soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching character a: eqting international r joints and muscley Tom MeCrill, held as an accomplice | brother, Waxed McCrill, in the 1 ations deserved the condemnation of} ilor Thompson, who Was tail Americans Dexa intraducenc in: the |. Worard: Olkvis an absolutely reli- at McCrill wher | senate today by Senator Walsh, dem-| able, antisepti £ 20R ication for. cuts, ts i 3 burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and jocrat, (Montana, a:member of the |\hruises heal readily "under its sooth- niL at Minot last week | naval committee. His request for. im-| ing, ‘penetrating qualities, is now under sentence to the state | mediate consideration was defied on jenitentiirs vieti ‘ i : F | Get it from druggists for 30 cents. penitentiary on conviction of ar on 40 tobjection of Republican Leader Lodge. ; y¢ noe satisfied retaril the bottleiand le first degvees securec by = State’ cae \ : Fire Marshal Henry L. Reade in-the |RUSS!AN BLOCKADE TO MAKE _ | S¢t,your money back, Ward county Tom MeCrill, owner of a dwelling | in Minot’s former tenderloin distr’ Washington, Jan, 21—Four hundred | cents, - Guaranteed, was acused of burning the structu nillion pounds of sugar, 20,000,000} ee which had been tenantless for some | bushels of wheat and large quan i N time, as a mei ‘ling the in-jof hides and other materials stored jcultural machinery according to the ~ surance, Fire Marshal Reade's in- jin the Ukraine will be made availa-|missiow which said the lack of the vest isclosed, it was alleged.|ble for the markets of the world that “rags and waste soaked with soil oO came. at ONCE in district” court Ever, constipated or have_ sick RLM ieee ae deere headache? Just try Wizard. Liver LAB! o | Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 3Q dis t court, fmedicine and clothing alone ~had re- when the general blogkade of Rus: 1 stuffed in between the par-/is lifted actording to an announce-|duced to severe misery great areas in several places and ignited. .;ment here today by the Ukrainialof the Ukraine. It was added that 1 made a-dseperate defense, ; mission in America, ithe receipt of needed supply would It Reade finally secured a conviction! Ukrainia needs medicine, surgica!l| greatly assi: it the Ukrainians to fight cloth, clothing, s and ri-{the Bolshev ‘. ete Ashington. |. ‘ Shaved hinge IN occasion. One of these occasions was when his faithful servant allowed his ‘hand: to slip—whereupon the General arose. in his wrath and finished: the job himself; for the j Father of our Country was very properly : fond of <a . °° good; clean shave. : And:in his simple shaving kit may still be seen hiyequally simple razors. While their model is many hundred years old, they have never been bettered in heft, or shearing width, or right-shav: ing angle on the face. . ~ é At stich times when his old servant’ failed him, Washi would have appreciated the guarded, two edged blade of the Durham-Duplex because he would have found it nothing more than his own well-loved model made safe. _ A Real Razor~ made Sate Exactly the same shape and balance in the hand that uncounted genera- tions of shavers have brought to perfection—with these extra ad- vantages: (1) a guarded blade that ‘ can’t cut your face. (2) a double- edged blade for economy’s sake. (3) a detachable blade for the luxury of a fresh edge at a moment’s notice. (4) a stroppable biaée, so that you don’t have to.throw good steel away, And it’s the longest, strongest, keen- est, best-tempered blade on earth. Seven million shavers have found that the Durham- pie& gives them rapre shaving mileage than\any other safety razor. Get your Durham. Duplex today. __ ra THESE LEADING DEALERS SELL THEM: BismaRcH BALDWIN Cowan's Drug Store Baldwin Hardware Co. Rrestow’s Drug. Store Kupp Brothers : fine $ Drag Se 4 DRISCOLL Lenhart’s Drug Store Jos, H. Barrete, Druggis French & Welch Seth W. Morton Lomas Hardware Co. Pioneer Hardware Co. ARENA Arena Hardware Co. Wing Mercantile Co. Scott & Williamsen Wing Hardware Co. If you are a Durham-Duplex dealer and wish io have added to the above list in subsequent advertisements, send your address to this newspaper a free window display. Washburn Lignite Coa! Co. Store WING $f Johr: Bortell ae Merete ¢ ‘ 4 MANDAN McKenzie Mercantile Co. ya City Drug Store « Bingenheimer Mercantile.Co. x Farmers’ Mercantile Co. STERLIN At Fredricks Hardware Store Sidney T. Fark, Gen. Store j i Mandan Drug Co. WILTON 5 e H your name ame and and write the Durham-Duplex Razor Co. Zor ONE. DOLLAR COMPLETE Greatest Shaving Mileage at Any Price This set contains a Durham-Duplex Razor with an attractive white handle, safety guard, stropping attachment and Package of ~ ® Durham-Duplex double-edged blades (6 shaving edges) all ina handsome leather kit. Get it from your dealer or from us direct Additiorial blades 50 cents for a package of 5 DURHAM-DUPLEX RAZOR CO. 190 BALDWIN. AVENUE, JERSEY CITY, N. J. CANADA 50 Peart St. ‘Toronto ENGLAND FRANCE 7 Chnreh St. A. Piso & C. Andre ‘Shieitield S6 Kue de Pazadis, Pacia