Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 151, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY.
02.1322
THREE
ALL HONOR TOPUMPKIN PI
no puBk In pumpkin.
Pumpkin pie is a deleet
PRESTON ANTM'UNK IS SAID TNI n,e m perha
BE DOWN 1.220 FRKT At
KREHENT
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Tkmli*oiir Texan, ..Ihu. 12.-—Tim Peters
ffie.. tost well cast oj Dehlson is
setting at ft depth... of
l^Uu loet. This well wilt encounter a
sTnxl within fifty feet*, according t«>
gefjtoRitjts, flint will produce oil, gita or
KHtl vtfttey, The wime sand produces oil
in the .;Vil^v^Uu <>kla., strict uij4.
WUI.c tin iv Is a deeper-dip in the forma-
tlorw here. the format inn win 1le watch-
ed elas+dy for oil anrl gas. Some Kas
Ium 4> th found in this well, but not
<*toUgh to test.' The formations are
f4iCMr*jklik|S up to Hie logs of other well#
^ ^ ih this territory that Jfave been drilled
a i t ho fame depth, % 'J-T
„ The IVAMon well north 6f
l>rni«in Is drilling a'rpuad 1,200 feet.
Formations in this wi'll fi^'hi ttie^lOO-
—tWa mark to its present depth, check
exactly with Breekanrldge iyid/or thai
rvason the <well is being watched very
closely, Right-Inch easing will l>e act
in this hnjit. snmet ime tlys week as the
duilleesr a l'c^ wow worldng - in 1,000 feet
^of Open hole.
Fervid Admirer About Right When He
Accords it ^irst Place Among i
Season'#- Diahea. \
St«5t ot us easily, pnd, let us venture
to say. iHttuvitlijv t*U tt "punkto" i ie,
but this—unintentionally, course—is
ping Spri
to a Good KM|| on
^esdajr of This Week
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To Tlu Deipocr*tp-^-
Dripping springs, T>*v Jnn Tl—
Rev. l\ M. AtJ^f^ii wiU fill Ul^fgnl
Ji^Sippintment at the Haptf*f < hurclf*
an nd ay.-Jan
it mefrev*>HrW niit?iu-cnUhfiftf1ftl>. I MiTt *"*1"
lere Is no nufik In numnkln. 14 and 15.
Th^JwHdc^>l will hove n literary pro-
Some
tiats, sjiy that fish is brts^fti^d,
ff tfiey would eat a eojiple of quarters
< f piimpkht pie once u day for a weak,
they would know where gray matter
really has Its origin. "
The froat sometimes may be on the
pumpkin, as the Hhosier imet tells us,
hat It Is never on the pumpkin pie. The
only place Where It meets with' a freese-
out Is In the restaurant where they at-
tempt to make sqfaash masquerade as
pumpkin. We always have had n suspi-
clMttthajt some restaurant table spread-
ers do not know what they are serving.
We ran. agalaat proof of It the etf
day, when < u ordering pumpkin
we received a counterfeit slab of
squash, and on remonstrating \vergj|f
told .by. the ungeplal peraoual ptir-
\ f\or ihal "aqiiaati audjfunipiu^ '
ra fffciy night, Jan. 20.
O. Cole Is quite III.
,/Mra. Mary I^mb conrtnties serious-
ly 111.
Born~~Te Mr. and Mrs. Tom McGIlt,
Monday, a fine girl.
This section was visited by a flue
rain Tuesday night, which was much
needed by t|ie farmers for their wheat.
Mrs. nuy Kern, home demonstrathm
agent, was ont and re-orgnhlzed her
club girls last Friday with the fol-
lowing otnceiHt Miss Tpla Williams,
preshlent: Lamb, viee president :
Miss Juno ThomasHun, ftpcretary and
treasurer. ^ "
jr "z Mr. and Mrs. A J. Walker ha v$ n
k ed from Starr to the Uichant Stcv
mov-
tevens*
Word to his sweetheart tliatthc had ol>-
taiaed « raurriagc Jlfense and they
aiwdingly married*, . -
-f 4We body aif tije btfde ^ llJ^Wrfent tin
KiuiK Texas where hor relutiv^tliv^
the telegram
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Sherman Chaml>ej^
:e Sends
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ro Texans Shot to
Death in Colorado
Companion Missing'!^"
John E. Surra ft, se<*n4ary of the.
shcimnu •dTifindier of CUtrnmerco, has
aildressed the following letter of eon-
d&lenee to tho f:.niilv of the la to t'a^
.14. I'a^hkukL fur -*nanv yeuv*
4NNOXNCEMKNT:
I an mri'pt a few advanced piano students for instruction \jk practical
tfceatr '.^irijr«n;w> ffc or syneronijn d music for the screen. ^
Organs tuned and repaired. FV rates call Oem Theatre after 8 a. m.
«r. . ... MflTAKO J. JOHNHTON,
Organist, (Jem Theatre.
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Worth
Miiiociatetd Pm'at Diibatch
Inirungo. Colo.. Jftai. 12.—The bodies
of tMa.v Oirpejtder fthd Frank Mkens of
Matador. 1*exas; were found In an nr-
roya, about sixty feet frohi a deserted
cabin, near El, Vatlo, NrV M., south of
here, yesterday by u searching party
looking for strayed cattle, lioth men
had beeu to death. As a result of
the find tl^i; authorities are looking for
Price iMeafrel'ns. slso of MatadorrlrHtf^
kuowu to have heen. Willi the two slaiu
nu;n n nd whp now Is jn losing.
digits around the cabin pointed to the
fact that the men bad been slain in the
building and the.bodies dragged to the
arroya.
• The three men left Cuba, N. M.. two
weekwaigo In iui automobile for a imut-
'i«g. tiapplu^ and sightseeing trip, t^ar-
penter and Alkens wtH'e known to hayg.
jSuLulViiit*'*'* (MSk lvifli tlwm
f<o water has been encountered in the aiul ^wlth wrtalnty of aeclaUn il can
well, although lbvee sahds~*Jiave Tjsien
dillled through, and w^iich Indication^
t he" men in charge beljbevej is •good for
i • 1 • • 1 lyitiiiii fi 'fj*w tiiltl'IriMt fiM't.
Nijihl and day crews ar*' working . on
tin se tests and guaranteed test#"of this
diatr et are nssuritl. - A,
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BRINGS BACK ACTION OF BRAIN
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Remarkahla Power of Smelling Salf
When the Seat of RaajBon la
■ Violently*Affected.
When Carpentlep sent that one ter-
rific blow against Dempsey's chin In
the second round of their battle for
same thing. t
It' Is the time of crisp days. Their
seasonable, companions In Joy for thg^
Jaded are pumpkin pie^^UtJlry
sausage and buckwheat-
pie, however, hftiT* tlie better of Its
table comrades, with entire propriety
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appear.thrice dally. Anyone Who looks
crosseyed at pie for breakJfast:i <*&
judge either of the cle^ncles of life
of ^ tii# eawieivtr ^W'h maktf life
worth living.—Chicago Post.
Oklahoma City. Okla.. .Tan
The Death, fijdlowiiig pneumonia. ^
nated yesterday the nnusuul romance
of Mrs. Max'B. Rcnteh May, a nurse,
who oQlji^three weeks ago quarried
Ole MSy,*a Itewspaper rt^irTer^-^on
•ivhat physicians thongbt - was his
liOMi: BA^JIllT RdlBB HANH
AT I'll AN|)L*<K, OKI^ AM)
OFF WITH THE I4UMT
Aanorlatrd Prcni Ditpotch^
Chandler, Oklo., Jan. 12.—A lone,ban-
dit enteredttfroiiigh the side door of the
1'nion National Hank here early yes*
Terday afteandoy. and eovorlBf ^^arl
Wright, the assistgid cashier, witlv. a
lit ive officer for the F<ir|
t1iH:iM>or of t'onimerio-
"In the death of Captain H* B}
Faddi<ck the isople of Texas havi> lOMt
a pioneer civic leader.
"(Captain Puddoelr, during his .loftg
years of unselfish service with the
Ftdrt Wortli Chumbep of .Coinmeice
(.line in r< ntac with men and. won«*t
from every sVs thm of Texas whmu. he
inspired sod encouraged Co-beciuue
cysde iv 1 rkei's In Uieir mvii eitfes and
towns. .
"Whilo^tlK*; Ii£<r of Captain' I'addouk
was wpi'iit hi Fort Worth, his years
• •r cifie endeavor wa a^iilessing t<>
tl>e entire state jhi.i nil those who
knew him join m expr'essiiK ty yrrii
the de<*pest synrpattiy "
Denison—Sherman
FEAT OF GIANT LOCOMOTIVE
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Biggest in the World, It Pulla a Load
of Approximately Sixteen
r • Thousand Pounds. ' T"
Visualize, If you can, a freight train
over a mile in length, the. longest train
that was ever hauled, carrying a load
of coal approximating thirty-two rail-
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the championship, and'Dempeey stag- |,ion pounds, pulled over the Blue Ridge
gered, dazed by Its force, ^ s°d Alleghany mountains by the blg-
ae< ondM applied a bottle of- eawlling l^e*t loeemotlve in the world, and you
feat In
salts to his nose.
When a woman faints, ^mpi 1 ii^'S^^lttttllDjr TTTaT waTT^eompllshed
4 }pistol, took tli«' conteuts of tiie
death bed." according to a telegram 'drawer
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e froth l^orr Ayaeles. Calif., where i>vr|Knt ]u tlit-
tlie conphP had gone on a honeymoon ! m„ot-
afte May'n re<«overy from a jsiisonoua <j '
drttit' /'5A 1 *
ocklng
lo<\t is est I- -
between SKOO-and
Ma.v luid taken piolso" herti ii r \
had beer "scooped** by a rival news-
\ Clhineee grave
opened to obtain re<?
Sort years ohl
wliteh established t
told him he would "surely die,' he sent j (h<i buriul •,
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salts are placed beneath her no
she revives. - •<- .r^r1—..
The reviving effect of ai
lose, anin^1
: tw
Aromatic spirits of ammonia luive the
same effect Anunonla Is a very pow-
erful stimulant to both the lunga- ajid
In full strength, the fumes
he -Vlrgihlan railway^ be«
wee^U&ceton, W. \*|ir,"ind Roanoke,
TJC in tlie. presence of 8o: prominent
Is due (o the ammonia they conUliT Tpnm,w:tJLtlves ot thc e?*ding roilnwda
In this country, which is described a*
inaugurating a new efa In modern
railroud development.
These demonstrations represented
tests and trials covering a range of a
wide and exhaustive natufe. It was
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the heart.
o£ammonia are Intensely irritating to
the lungs and throat, as any fireman
who has helped to put out a burning sl'own that the operation of the loeo
factory; in which ammonia was stored
can testify. In a yery weak solution
it Irritates only sufficiently to stimu-
late. When Inhaled, the gas affects
the nerves ending In the nose, throat
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Choose Your Druggist
As You Would Your Doctor H
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214 Norlt Travis St.
. Fofhi^rly; Barker Bakeiy,
has opened with a nice line
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T)t l ajlry^ JWcct vioouSf
. Rolls, etc. White Bread, Rye,
Whole Wheat. Old Fashion
Salt Rising Bread Every Fri-
day. Telephone 416.
"Aug. Kubala> Prop.
"HOMAID BREAD"
For Sale By All Grocers.
between
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Ennis—Corsicana
and intermediate points
It takes you there
brings you back
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THEATRE
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TODAY AND ALL WEEK-
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Hie Mammcth Production by James Oliver
Curwood
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motive, consuming oh an average six
tons of coal per hour.- was an eas>'
matter with the duplex stoker, a 1
mechanical device which takes the
place of firemen.
and luugs; so quickly do these carry ] The following are details connected
thc news to the brain and So Intigp-. wlTh the largest'demonBtratloo train:
tiineotis Is the response by way of the , The locomotive and tender weighed
pneumogastrfe and bther nerves thAt' 44ft tons and measured approxlmntely
the lungs expand to draw in air and
the heart at once pumps more rap-
idly—-ISuffalo Kxpress.
™ Dog Biscuit for Breakfast ,
Judge Jean H. Norrla tells the fun*
niest true story" of domestic difficul-
ties. Here it la: •
In 41 « tragedy of misunderstand-
ings, It Is a relief-to run-across-a
raise that Is strictly humorous. Eu-
123 feet ,lu length. The train was com-
|M K«>d of 100 eafs, each- of which
Weighed 40 t*>ns and measured
feet. The load carried by each car
represented 120 ton* of coal, making
the total weight pulled by the engine
♦^proximately 1G,1*>0 tons or 32,000,000
iounds. "
For old and young. Zane Gray's new book, 'To The Last
Man," is just out.
Tfif is KODAKING WEATHER;
We have the KODAKS and Supplies.
The Reynolds-Parker Co.
THE PRINTERS.
A NEW YEAR
RESOLUTION
If you ; re not alroacly one of
our numerous, satisfied patrons,
begin the New Year right by
phoning your calls and our
wagon will l, e on the job for
either laundry work or cleaning
and pressing.
Pbojie 80. +,
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Sherman Steam
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Laundry Co.
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With Henry Walthall and an All Star Cast
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Never in'Walthall's career has he displayed such
'Splendid acting as is shown in this great picture. It is a
real red-blood play and wilF hold' jrou spellbound from the
first scene to the last. A picture all should see.
Pauline Stark plays opposite Walthall. The entire cast
js made, up of able and competent players.
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The direction is by the famous David Smith. The
picture will be here for three days. You are invited to be
present ^nd witness this wonderful photoplay.
NOTICE, CHEVROLET OWNERS
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Eaaiaat Way Out.
Recently the Woman had a friend
tfrralnrnfrnt of (his sort was furnished visiting her from the South. She en-
Joyed'immensely the friend's stories of
Aunt Drnscilla, a negro mammy of the
irold school,** and her daughter Sally.
One of Aunt f>#ttarUla's proudest days
was wben the first grandchild—a girl
"—was bom. The friend, laden ,with
some things for the mother and little
pickaninny, went to see tifiem. On ask-
in tine instance by a husband,
raigned for nonsupport, who
tlutt-he had left home becajuie lie had
bef'ii given dog btschit for breakfast.
"That ain't 110 foundation for a hard
day's work!" he corhplfttned. *1 al-
ways l;ave oatmeal porridge In the
morning; bur that precious pup was
sick npd w.ouKln't- eat-his regular -fare.;dng^Aunt Dru«ellla what theyiutiMMled
So the missus gives him my porridge, I calling the new buhy site ^ as greatly-
and flifen breaks up his biscuit and amu H d by the answer:
trie# to pass It on to me.. Wasn't that ; "Yo* see, Mis' Kate, I Is bound It
enough to maJce any man leave heme?**4 should be called after you and your
Asked If she liked the dof baiter j sifter. Mis* Resalind. Rut then I says
than she did. her husband, the woman 10 Sally If we calls her Katie Mis'
|btm|. |tb a pean. ot praise for her itosniind will git miaW nnd \tm* says
f won't like It, so I les'
Don't you realize we are more interested in your car than
anyone eke? When in trouble send your car to us. All work
guaranteed. «
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Call in and let us show you the New 1922 Car. It is a
pippin.
Headquarters for Goodrich Tires
INMAN&JAY
' CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE.
Phone 1733. " 107 N. Crockett St
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Biggest Bargains in Texas, Way Below Factory Cost
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spouse.
Itnsallnd you
'The dog> a, . little, t^lqi, decijled to name .her Katie Ilosaltiid
and invfully fussy about his friod." she and call her Gladys.**--Chicago Jour-
explaiiied., "I thought If the dog 111*- nal,
cults didn't hurt him they certainly
wouldn't iMirt a strong man llkf
Jamoe.*^
The trouble ended In a complete
recortcili«tlon.—American Ifaffftata*.
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#ilt Fellow Feeling..
MYou admit you were speedingV
"Yes, your honor."
"A frank confession foes a tang
AU Fancy Fall
Suits and Overcoats
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Off on All
Serge Suits
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way In this court. What e*rase~h
you to otfer for erc^edlng^ the speed
limit?"
"Indophen Blue" a New WiadA *-
"Ii^ophen blue" Is the n«me Of the
novelty over which the dye men are V a man In a little old rattletrap
puffing out their chests like pouter flivver drove up behind nie and
pigeons and. declaring that "American hawled to, me to get out of the way
chemists are fully the equals of their HmJ let somfebody use the-atreet who
Oermlm rivals in fesoUrcefnlness.** In ! could get more out of one cylinder
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Sherman's Leading Theatre
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the present Instance they hav« gone
beyond, for try as they have dm, Qer-
than l could get out Of six."
Uniph! I do a tittle motoring my-
mane have not obtained a this M<,lf. Ill let you off with the minimum
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type possessing all the desired prop-
erties.
The color is brighter and slightly
m more violet than Indigo and closely re-
sembles brome-Indlgow Its great re-
. slstance to light, surpassing that of
indigo Itself, Is a property that de-
lights the dyer, while it acjuals indigo
In a number of other customary tests,
Inc!u#qB that of boiling. ^ .
Thlt discovery " 111 be greeted with
applause by t ttte manufacturers.
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\ Floweft Preserved in ice.
:: Wfeath .of western Australian
wild IkAveia recently arrltted in Kng-
land to be placed dn the Unknown
Warrior's j^rave la Westminster ab-
bey. The wreath w« * froten in a
solid block of ice, and when,the flow-
ers were thawed they pfmd to
Just as fresh as wften ttiey ivere gath-
ered, In spile ot their,six weekg*
ney through the troplai. . ^ v ,
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The iucDine of the American
hist year was $61.000,0no,(KM) according
to the National Bureau of Economic Re-
arch. K - 'i
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fine this
Herald.
time."—Birmingham Age-
• Whiz Bang Qoee Up.
Because the people living at Wills
Baitg, a boom town in the western
Osage oil district, are squatters on,
Indian land, it Is understood the fed-
eral government has Issued orders for
the land to be vacated, j Titles cannot
be given nt Whiz Bang and persons
llvh* there pay centals for the lots
they occupy. It Is mild that Whiz Bang
will be.moved to Aperaon—The Okla-
—WITH—
ALL STAR CAST
A Thrilling Picture of the Great Outdoors
Also "FOX NEWS"
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-
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Bales of Paper.
"Are Uie people who use marks or
rubles saving any money r
"No. it tliey got together -enough
|o amount to anything, they couldn't
afford to hire s warelroase for storage
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The best s^yle and make Clothes on the market, Kuppenheimer and Adler's Collegian*
which are widely known and sjpeak for-themselves.
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i Every on<i who knows this store knows that our prices atid Merchandise values are as
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$25.00 Sujt "or 0'<
$30.00 Suit oi O'Coat
$35.00 Suit or O'Coat
$37.50 Suit or O'Coat
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$40.00 Suit or O'Coat
$42.50 Suit or O'Coat
$12.50
$15.00
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$17.50
$18.75
$2000
$21.25
$45.00 Suit or O'Coat
$47.50 Suit or O'Coat
$50.00 Suit or O'Coat
$55.00 Suit or O'Coat
$60>00 Suit or O'Coat
$65.00 Suit or O'Coat
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$22.50
$23.75
$2500
$27.50
$30.00
$32.50
HATS, CAPS AND SHIRTS
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THESE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH.
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football coach and a member ot tfi<*
Faculty, played against Princeton, 30
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Soon—Vio|a Dana in "life's Dam Funny
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