Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 14, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 11, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT. SHERMAN. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11. 1920.
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RUSSIA NOW FACING
recommeiulatioiiM renting
to the water de|nirtment were the
which if gpSSt Important made by ifte commit-
tee in It* report, in aeveral
other departmentH were *agfe«t«rt. In
the. «*wer department,
tiot! i« tonUt* that fit* ordinance re-
*ar41nf the numl*r of $r$ elo**
In, station. to nun^r of
nehreft he rlgldlj pufdtcic
tn the fire department, a policy of
the present schedule of|<?j
jU&tttell
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HARD WINTER COMING
AN PARTY
(Cwitinned from Pace 1.)
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in one
"We find
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The rich black aoll In sont hern Rn -
wiu I* wild thl* .year to have produced
leaa than half a crop becanae of
drottth. Tlie Don coal l%*fn« 'are pro-
dueinK little, (lewpite Denlklne# rout,
neceaHltatlng that railroad* and ln#tut-
ia*f)v-. _ lillllCt
home each nfjtht.Lf depend upon wood for
ff>eIr nnifonnt*. iMjjyi Tlie army la continually drain-
_ uepeudln* op afreet earn «n<l aervlce thf fooa Htock„ whn^ erenrwhere
one meter, and the total, water bill eara to cover their emergency call*. Wouien( tfrla and hoys are replacing
torn than one dollar a month." the re- All of thl on a salary about equal tolpn flt H,Iform8 of',abor.
r day laltorer. We recommend that The fl^ota(.lp of stringency i„ com-
the member* of thla deportment. b<| J)Mp wlth hmidrpd« ,of dormilMt Uc.
aIiowhI ® ittlnrjp Idcrrtw* in koo))lui(
with their responsibilities and the net-
Ti<* they ure ^ewdf^lug ^e city.
that the city dtaconttnue selling
to consumer*, in order to eliml-
,t dissMtlsfn
f6t
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of abodt 1000 in
of the. water depnrt-
^Milt« ^Itlj but
to 400 £Sfc
4#ferted, ptrept
wHo <** tbelf Own rnetept. and
m«v'
firv.--
teiiame
adopted
fall of Nkholaa. f~0'£
ID their efforts fn avert, n
of counter sentiment, the lenders itave
resortHl to stringent rnethotis, HlWeriu.
the laat griwt food n-aerve to be re-
claimed to the ^oacow power, b««
gffonletl j i^n atiijpped of grain and mannfac-
in tlinmgli the l^r main-jttired V ^'- capturwl after the K( l-
b^jehak debacle. Supplies have lieen
In need.
of motor ,ff|idjS9«tt
I transferred to relieve Moscow even to
that the police de-jthe point 0f placing the Silurian pop-
neglected In more'uj^f|on
than one. The auditors report
sllpwa a Hilary Imrease of but $020.14
for the year ineliullnjc the chief and
the acting chief to lie $1,041.05. or
$fflM per month.' f * '': *
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^ Theae men glttnwilsliiy- and night
Ilntj ltontlilr, wlilcli MTMflUrtM oK'Jtrtn. nuvptlnit In lhi> «m ll
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mission and fourteen suit-experimental
stations iu deiuMUde<l. A s|s< lal plank
,ia devoted to a aetnand' for ifh* <«Ir-
ishmen r of the i>epojWmvnt of Agrieul-
Spi
lidflient of tl^t
tutlon <-ons«HtlatIng the otttt-e of a -
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MCI* (ft SON IS fcM
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thnn $1 t*r Ihg ou the park department, that the
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.nstit ut ions noW
tet at fhe mint
piPm| to the
and tKe acbeduif
sbridld be
used at the sta
the ntle <lt
plug til fhe cHf. The
Mmtiu should be Aeteted an<t
eikiged #lth Water nsefl in the flush
tanks a fed It tile disposal ^ant/l
Met) a chfir^ to other department*
til a sound ecfl^oiMic practice/
li each department being
ehatied on the books of the city with
It* actual co*t of operation, aud allow-
irktet department to abow it*
1 net * egrhlng, the committee
aaya In avbetihee. There would of
lodrae be difference in coat to the ctty
in the Ion# run.
,w. MM Writer Needed. . ;
' Definite plana /or Increasing tho
•taiiable supply of water without the
IftpeAae to$ drUling additional well*
are presented by the committee in lta
report.'"SMrman haa been fortunate
k* far in that lta citiaea* have nevei?
Men reatrjctetl la fhe uae of water,
even In the dryeet aeaaonN but wo
tealiae that some provision must be
made aoon for a .greater numl er of
whiter consumers," the committee stat-
ad preparatory to stating this plan*
«jlat with an overdraft before u*. the
etorbitant prjke of .well ,..f*aipg giid
labor to drill more well* atu|: an'' un-
wIlllngnesH to advise another Iwnd 1s-
aue at the present time lends us to .mg-
geat another plan. / r* ,a. u . -r.
i< "We suggest that If possible a lease
lie taken on the Idle well* owned here
by the Teias |c Pacific Railway Com-
pany, and a pump lie Installed in each.
. "Tfcla machinery will Ih> available
for use in city owned tfells «t some
later date,the, committee polpts out.
"There are several other Idle Veils In
the city which might.* lie leased und
tiaed Jn like manner until such time as
the department can economically drill
more well*,
$17,409.48 balance on bond out of a
park and auditorium bond issue lie
of. SMfc. per, applied on the cp*t of an auditorium.
It is suggested that some plan might
lie devised for the city, c011e|fe# and
tliamber of Commerce to build jointly
it iludit^rlufn "of which the city
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Inistratlve and engin
nts, several minor hn
ndat|opa werf 4$«de, ,including one
it fht> city manager arrange bid
forlf In soch a war that he may have
dfflitlte hotfr* In fils offjei
Would be found In the
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that
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manager arrange
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hodrs in bis offjea wfclch he
office. ln*the
department of tax assessment, the
#0 per, committee recommends that the salary
of the till nssessot lie Increased to
compare favorably with the salaries
given in other cities of equal si*/
The report concludes with a recom-
memlation for tlie adoption of a budg-
et system in * tbe apportionment of
fund* to tile different departments -"in
order fliat every tax payer may f *el
that the money he pays as taxes will
lie expetuh'd In the most efficient man
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Distances.
leans who have forgotten tht
w _ iphjr lessons of their school day*
will be surprised by statements made
In an artlde on Chlftese trade pub-
lished hi Shipping. Manila, It says,
which la an American Insular posses-
sion, la closer to China than Is Toklo,
the capital of Jnpan. The Alaskan
coast la within 00 miles of Siberia.
Therefore, the article concludes, It
would seem tfiat America should h«
more interested In Asiatic than In Eh-
Mpean trade.—From the Outlook.
tory stacks, from the small district*
of Irkutsk atid omsk. through the
lai-ger industrial centers of the Orals
to the great maniffactnrlng districts
of Mos4>ow, standing as monuments
to ah industrial structure bearing all
the appearances of having broken
down.
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New Grade of Rubber.
a new high gfade rubber, la
nlred without difficulty. It is pro*
duced by the Cbrysothamnus, or rab*
bit bash, a genus of shrtibs yielding
In different species from 1,03 to 2,88
per cent, and In one Individual plant
high as 0J57. Of Cbrysothamnus
nauseosus, the chief species, 22 vari-
eties are known, 12 of them contain-
ing chrysll. The plant* are large
shrubs, maturing In six or eight yeors,
with an average weight of four
to six pounds, and abound In many
pdrts of North America. The rubber
occurring tn the cells and not as a
latex concentrates dear the soli line.
A.
1 A Strike.
*TH show 'em," said the bi n as she
kicked the porcelain egg out,of the
Mit., .
"They can't make a brick layer out
of me."—Carnegie Puppet.
People who~!blame 'T*rdvldeiie0 for
their crops are usually reticent as lo
® fhw** seed sown. • ,
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Port tVorth, Tex., Aug. '•
American pafty in mission In this city
yesterday eiulona-d former . Oovemor
.lam"*s K. Ferguson for President and
named the following State ticket:
.Governor—'T. H. McGregor, A is-
tln.
Lieutenant Governor—J. W. Qreen.
Montgomery fonnt.y,''*
Attorney UttHefaif R. I>. Jkdftli'l^i
Jacksojivilht
State TreSuniNV1—Josepli A. Drowl.
rilli County.^
Aawot'iate Justice— Hugh B. Ilhort.
Center, ^
Railroad Pommissoner—Herbert
Smith, Rell County.
Superintendent of Public lns{mctl n
- I-Maeher Also<>.^ 4
Ij nd Commissioner \V. R. Riley,
Hardeman County.
Comptroller —.William Rlakesley,
TravisPwmty. \ •
Electors—B. F. Dean, Jasper: Rob-
ert M. Lyles .Milam: c. E .Walker
Tarrant: W. S. Albright. Dallas; J. J.
Elliott, Milam: <1. II. Moms, Anderson:
N. J. Veret, Harris: Warren (Jnllo-
way, Burnet; C. W. Ellftigcr, Fayette;
J. H .Davis, Jr., Bell;. I*. T. M<Kire,
Rogers; E. B. Hauserin. San Saha;'x.
R. Itorsey. Rusk; John H. Stafford,
Tarrant* Ben Hill. Tarrant; H. Rnrr,
Harris; John F..Kelley. Bexar; M. J.
Gahagan. Galveston; Joseph Nuhvnr,
Williamson: Harry Hill.
The closed shop Vas endorseil and
the Democratic party denounced.
The nliollshmcnt of'the State Tax
Commission, the Pure Food and Drug
Iieppjtment. tfie Board of Water
Engineers, the Reclamation Depart-
ment. the Industrial Welfare Commis-
sion, the Market and Warehouse. Coih-
Weygand In Command.
tore and the Slate Highway Ctt
sion and an auiehdtfient of twHCi
Warsaw.
unlv<>rsltf ,^| ? v
y«*ar,
proj
An<:
sessor aud collector advocatefl.
Approprbitlons for the
should bo limited to $«g>,000 a
the platform yeconjmends, and the
tlovexpor i* directed to veto atff ap^
iprlatlon in exwss of thlt nmounts
<>ther plank favors a law absdltiMp
forbidding any (rfficer or employe of the
State bijying an automobile., tor.-State
purposes tflth^flmuey wrt^ig from the
taxpayers of Texas." V
Tlie repeal of the State depositary
law and the gross receipts and Intan-
gible assets lavv I* also provided for Iu
the party platform.
"The tlu«ory is ^'rong.1' it is deciar-
<•<1 of the latter law. 'Production
should nfver lie penalised and' a gross
receipts tax does penalize production."
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rayis, A jag. it —Oeneral W**ygand
Of the Frehcft anky lias l ee;i offered
suiprme comimind of the polish forces
by the Polish National Council of De-
fense. says a Ha vas . despatch fforn
Human Skeletons Found.
| Corpus Christ, Aug. It1—Twcnty-ffve
human skeletons, bellevwl to Mil the
crew of a Spanish treasure ship sunk
In the early fortle*, were found near
here on the west bank of the Lug una
. Mad re yesterday.
STEVE BROWN DIES
IN SHERMAN FROM
EFFECTS OF
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Sieve Itrmvn, 2? jour* Ml; dle<l
Sherman at midnight Ttiesdny night
frmu the effe<-ts < f injuries sustaine<l
about 7 b'ctoek Monday morning at the
Viola Production Company's (ill well
near Ijcottst. alsmt sixtwn miles
nortbwest«< f Sherman.
Tlwj bisly was shlpjsMl to Muskogee.
Okhl., Wnlnesday, by the Stewart M.
Swtt t'ndertaklng Company, for bur-
ial.
E<1 Gowin. fk.brother-in-law to Mr.<
Brown, stated tluit while assffitlng iu
putting an StN) jiduml drill hit in place
Monday the bit fell, striking Mr.
Brown'across the abdomen. He was
rushed to Sherman for medical atten-
tion, but died.
He Is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Jessie Brown, and two daughters, two'
and six years of age.
He had bee& working #or the drill-
ing company for nearly a year Mr.
Gowin stated..-
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If you can't pay cash, then you
have to hand out jtatience, courtesy,
kindness and charity.
All Classes'of Insurance
Written in Old Line Stock Companies.
J. J. EUBANK
Established '1908. * AGENT Phone 547.
M. & P. Bank Bldg.
(HAND
Famous For Its
LER SIX
Marv e I o us M o to r
Htleks to Pront Porrh.
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Marion, Ohio. Aug. 11— ,1'nnltered
adherence to Senator. Harding's front
porch camjiaign was announced at his
headquarters today.
DON'T TAKE CALOMEL—BOND
PILLS ARE BETTER.
They do not sicken or gripe.
They do not "tear you to pieces."'
They do not leave you constipated.
They are small, mild, effective.
Why waste time and money on un-
known and expensive purgative?
Just, take OttK BOND'S Pllili at]
bedtime for that Headache, Billous-
ness. Torpid liver and IMssinftts,
and wake up well, without any un-
pleasant recollections. l!5c at all drug-
glsts^^dverilgment^
Tht Chandler Dispatch Car
It Offers So MucH More
For So Much Less
We rfriofe no for-
mer nor Compar
atlve Price.
ascdt
Price*
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We let you bo
the Judge of
Values
Sherman .
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' trteliljirti sf/irwlnrd Af price* prevailing In the
ready-to-wear line for the pust several
season* has changed to a considerable lower
level. In flther words the public won In the
Hght on high prices.
AND I8NT IT (JRATIfTlNO TO KNOW
TliAT tOt! CAN C.ICT WHAT YOU WANT?
IVtr yon can afford it, at the
note, whether it he a suit, or
are really SENSIBLE,
Cdflte d LdoVm over—To show you
pleasure—Whether you come lo inspect or
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The Chandler Six was never
in stronger position than right
now, at the height of the 1920
season.
Chandler price has always,
regardless of the demand, been
based on cost of production
plus a fair profit and nothing
else. An oversold condition of
the trade has never moved
the price up. And today, the
Chandler is, by long odds,
the most closely-priced fine
car in the American market.
Chandler holds its leader-
ship among Sixes so distinctly
.because it offers so much more
for so much less."
It leads because of Its endur-
ance and great motor, unsur-
passed for flexibility of power.
It leads because of its sturdy
construction throughout and
the character of service it
renders to more than eighty
thousand owners.
SIX SPLENDID BODY TYPES
Stv*n-Paiten&er Touring Car, 1/99.$ Four-Passenger Roadster, 11995
Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, S207S
S*v*n-Posi«nger Sedan, $3095 Four-Passenger Coupe. 12995 Limousine, S3493
, {All Ptic«t f. a. b. Cleveland, Ohio)
Fred Dumas Motor Co.
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THE CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAfSi 5.
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for Men
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Hart Schaffner & Marx, Kirschbaum and
Clothcraft Clothes for stylish dressers at
Clean Sweep Sale prices. „ >
Light Weight Woolens on Sale
at a 331A% Deduction Price
$20.00 Suit for $13*34
$22.50 Suit for $15.00
$25.00 Suit for........$16.67
$27.50 Suit for $18.34
$30.00 Suit for $20.00
■$32.50 Suit for $21-67
$35.00 Suit for $23.34
$37.50 Suit for $25.08
$40.00 Suit for $26-67
$42.50 Suit for $28.34
$45.00 Suit for $38.88
$47.50 Suit for $31.67
$5000 Suit for... $33.34
$55.00 Suit for $36-67
$60.00 Suit for $40.0tf
$65.00 Suit for 143.34
$69.50 Suit for $46.34
$70.00 Suit for .146.67
$75.00 Suit for $50.00
$77.50 Suit for $51.67
$80.00 Suit for $53.34
$8500 Suit for $56.67
Palm Beach, Cool Cloth and
Mohairs, Cleari<Sweep, 25% Off
$7.50 Suit for- $5.63
$8.00 Suit for...
$8.50 Suit
$10.00 Suit .....
$11.50 Suit
$12.00 Suit
$12.50 Suit
$13.50 Suit
$15.00 Suit
$16.50 Suit*
$6.00
$6.38
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.....$6.63
• M.88
...J9-38
...$18.13
...$11.25
.$12.38
$17.50 Suit $13.13
$18.00 Suit for $13.58
$18.50 Suit.. $13.88
$20.00 Suit $15.00
$22 50 Suit ...nut
$25.00 Suit $18.75
$27.50 Suit $28.63
$30.00 Suit $22.58
,$32.50 Suit $24.38
$35.00 Suit ...$26-25
$37.50 Suit $28.17
$40.00 Suit $38.88
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Extraordinarg Hosiery Special
Tor Today and Tomorrow
"At-
Our entire stock of "Gordon Round
Ticket," $2.50 Hose, consisting of Blacks,
Whites, Greys and Browns, at a special ,
Clean Sweep Price for
Today and Tomorrow
$1.79
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