Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 227, Ed. 1 Monday, April 3, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONbAY.-'APTtlL 3, 1922.
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SHERMAN BEATS BONHAM-
IN THE FIRST EXHIBITION
> BETWEEN T O. LEAGUERS
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Pitchers Are Working Well—Tullos of
Bonh$m Has New Aggregation
6f Ball Players.
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rijfMtorHjilf Ui«l not deter
the flltermau Teaftftef* from fhitthfng a
stellar fonn ,f baaebaU In tIt* field, at
bat and ttt'tansfl' railti1 tig, lit ^,rir meet
intr With Honham at Fair Park Sunday
aCtertt«ttfe a>cj>4oro*# ehoweti the ef-
fects of tl CH on* ihrtww training. and,
exhibiting lw*l!t*r all round playing in
all det*ai!tmcnt« over their opponents,
took the big end ;rft a 0 to 3 count in
tllpf game. A good-sixed crowd was on
baud and witaes£eU tlu* lnUiai play of
lligglnbothitui's men against leagt p
JHMient*. .
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Played Errorless Hall. ,
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1 MipHcqiing their feat of Snlurdav.
the ibrals mratli ottered Vjamo" of
eiTftrifpl luiU io tl«A t IayInjj ti('ld. A t
. I>at 0 and on haw* they exhibited a
degree of Imseball jtbility which augers
*'<•11 fotj^lie thiiwipiooing l^v Slier man
iliis m'JHi of a winning. tefcin
E&pcmpeed players comprise tile
. makcuimif the local team, th« line-up
in Sunlby's game shewed. With the
except idh- (,f three places, the differ-
ent lxisujjbiis are filled by the players
who wi™ mem hers of the club toward
,,ie r.'°3C *®«t reason, ami they are
flash inj^jf he same style of playing
which ataraeterized their final efforTs
of last* "eason. Cardner, in right;
.Krwln. od first, and McMillan, a local
boy, on third, are tha three • added
members who i>erformed Sunday. F.r-
win's work at first was particularly
pleasing to the fans, for beside handling
bis position well. he battel out a dou-
ble and . a single, laid down a perfect |
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Toials
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On the Movie Screen *a* H
young hoy and it was here, too. that
\i ih~ •*"' tt'MUired the Western "way"
Um (h*IHcteri , ,l his work on
.No fashionable eabaret in New York, K<'r«'<jn with liiKli stieees*.
tlu rlty of Mgl^ta. can siir^ms.^ in' When he was a'glit years hid Fred
brilliance or «olor or t'Xtravagamv Of fto«e and his family were living in
inisli that which is Used in tieofge ^^''ugton, Kansas. If was tliere that
i't/nmurlce's Pant mount pripductiou ,u' atteude<l*"}f circus ami saw a tight-
of "ExjtH'rieneq," wliich is to be shown ,(>Pe walker perform. He determined
at the (ieui Theatre now. The seemn- t0 emulate him and had his mother
i< of this well-known play hy tJeorge V. some spangles on a suit of red
I lobar!; called for a typical New York fl «el underwear. Young Stone don-
restaurant, after which I lie manner of J1<^ 'ds brilliant costume and praetie-
such instilutious of pleasure before the <mI on one of ids mother's tautly
days of prohibition. No expense was drawn clothes line#— little dreaming
sji:ip'<l to make tiiis scene realistic. thai in later years the trick was to be-
Th6 color S4 hrnic is ldae|* ami gold come one of his most popular feats on
with a laickground of goll metal ch<|h. tif «tage.
[Huge on^fi> pillars, capped with metal i Now at tlie Queen anil wiii 'remain
I domes, are^get at infiM vals dij tUe (lip. two days,
ing room ffeor.
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Jijdas—-tor 1 have .betrayed
A striking effect obtained In
this scene bv tlie use of four little
0 girlx who soared aifiove the dancers iij jUUwe who loved me best.^
" 0 swings and <lrpp|ied lose-Jleuvi's on {in 'ibis agonized coJlifession .is made to
crowd ! elow.- - Five hundred jiounds of J*uritan
Net ire ef ^Application for letters of
iWallwtotary by Ptd !iration.
County
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arliflislai rt/se4eaves and two buslu'l.-- ordained minister, ready i > depart as a
U of confetti "were let l<M>se frotn '.now" missionary to far-off lands*
hanks above the getting. I The scene is one of the many en-
Although only one quarter of the thralling situations in "Hail the Wo-
cabaret was built it accomodated four umn." Thomas If. luce's unrivaled dra
hundred jh opic. For richness of color '"atic achievement, coming to the Trav-
aiiid novelty, this has seldom beeu sujt- 's Theatre on Wednesday, Thursday,
passed In any picture. RicMrd Par- Frtday and Saturday.
theliuess, a popular young screen play-1 story is an overpowering reflex
er, lias the leading role of "Youth." ,°t American life by ('. Gardner Sirt-
7~ , Uratt, foremost motion pietun* drama*
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saerificf, and reached'first on an error
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How They Scored.
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I he loeais faced th* offerlnirs of
Halzlip. veteran twirier of tM;. section
wiw h«* worn a Sherman uniform ire
days fcoq*. hy, as Manager Tuiloa* first
twirier Of the afternoon. Haizlip'g «f-
feriug?! / Were easily solved by the lo-
cals, who were able to count a ran in
each of*the three innings lie worked,
tiardiie? s pass, a Rtol^fi base, and
KeamanV clean single to left counted
Sheniian's firsj rnn in the first.
In the seeOnd. Edwin l*d off with a
dobule. reached third on McMillan's
out, and scored on Pemberton's long
sacrifice fly to miter. In the third.
Gardner again drew a pass, and went
down oil Claiborne's sacrifice. Lewis
hit a sbttjiug grounder past the pitch-
er h l oy ,and to short and \vuw barely
retired, tait Seaman again scored the
run ahtsd, this tiim> with a two-base
hit.
Si Hlankeuship, younger brtilljer 'of
Ted, went to the box for the next three
iniings for Ilon'^n:. ' He got down
with a^ugle off h's delivery in each
tV-^wve imdiifs, but ittffered two
runs in .tlie fifth. Seaman again 'de-
livered with a blow jn this inning,
whidi put Lewis across the plate with
a run. '4 ~
Morgan, in tlie last two tunings for
BonhatIl,, held Sherman to a single
bit, b^Krwln, but a fast double in the
eighth cut down any results this blow
might 4*rc pnaluced.
^Wtchers Are Effective.
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Manttg -r Higgirilmtbem, j^ave three
candidates opportunity to domonarate
their uUehing ability ill S>.nday's game,
and eadb otic pitched lit* cftet*tlve ^ame.
C'levenger entertained the Ilonhnm
batsmen- |h«'ir first three >nn<u^M, and
held tfeefa to tw'o scattere<l singles,
while he .cut down.tfivc by str kiMuits.
He gaV(g one jmiss.
Httl; a left bamler, worked ihc next
inning, j
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and he
Totals .... _.:ta | 0 L'4 12 4
Sherman . . ...ill trjo ooi— tl 7 0
Pnuhnm . . . ..iKK) 000 111—3 0 4
Summary—Two base hits—Seamari,
Krwin, Grant, Tullos. Sacrifice hits—
t'lallK.rne. McCarty, Envin Sacrifice
fly —Pemla rton. Stolen base* —Tub
Jos. Gardner, riaiborne 2, Seaman,
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Pitcberw' summarjrp-^-rievenger 2
hits and 0 runs, 5 strikeouts and one
pass in Mirce Innings; Hill, ti hits and
0 runs, 2 strikeouts and two passes in
three innings; Sturdy, nits and
three runs, 2 strikeouts and one pass
in three innings :- Haizlip, Tl hits and
runs. 1 strikeouts and two passes in
three Innipgs: Piaukenship. 3 hits and
2 run, 1 strikeouts and 1 pass in
three iuuings; Morgan, 1 hit and 1
tun. 2 strikeouts ahd 0 passes Jn two
innings.
Passed ball— Chapman. ; Time of
game- Hour and 50 minutes. Umpire
—Hainey.
HE IS LIKE A
BRAND NEW MAN
He Has Never Seen Any-
thing to Equal the Way
Tanlac Built Him Up,
Declares Houston Man.
"It's a mystery to me what was the
matter with me," but whatever it was
was very serious and Tanlae is the
only thing that has ever done me any
good," said Jerry P. Campbell, 3402
Center street. Houston. Texas.
' At the Washington.
What romance? v.'hat tragedy2! —
and stirring events arc attached to the
name of (he "Hoyai Mounted!" When
an ofticer receives a commission from
his Chief, his one aim in life is to
"g«'t -bis aiatf' and like a bloodhound
on tin- scfnt he will follow each clue
and trail though it | 'iuls to the end of
the world. *
In Tangled Trails, Neal Hart «s Jack
l'ordefi, whom evil-doers had named
"the tiger," receives instructions to
take in Phil Lawson. alias Murdock.
a crooked .mine promoter. Avbo had
added inuidcr to ills other crimes, and
gets away. He leaves a very tangled
trail, which Jack starts out to solve
leading to many, sensational episodes.
In his effort to evade arrest, Law-
m>U gO«'s over tlie Canadian border,
but tluit dws not prevent Jack from
following him. Discarding Ids uniform,
he trails I.awson to' New York Into
the very heart of the financial district,
and on the nineteenth floor of an of-
fice building he locate# his man. Law-
son is desperate and fights for his'life.
A most thrilling battle between two
powerful men take place in which a
palatial office is , wrecked, and Law-
son has Jack almost through a win-
dow that looks down upon the traffic
below. Jack is ndt wtliipg to drop
from such a height, and turns the tide
In his favor. ,
As occupants of the building gather,
Lawson slips nw% and is lost in the
city's canyons, hut "the tiger" now
tist. It. represents a veritable Tinman
cpitV and is, as such, interpreted by
one of tlie most complete and brilliant
casts ever assembled. . il_*
The scenes, constituting a tense suc-
cession of emotional situations, shift
from tlie harsh and rugged New Eng-
land hills to the riLih and turmoil of
(lie world's greatest metropolis; from
the peace and plenty of the country to
the misery ami the want of tenement
life. Interwoven iu the theme is a
beautiful Christmas j^tory of "peace on
earth and gwod^vifl' to men,in a plc-
turesque yet realistic setting.
This great play recalls Charles I>iek-
ens iu his most, exalted, tenderest and
most human moods!
Jl IHiK R. R. HAZLEWOOD, *
FORMERLY OF SHERMAN.
DIES IN AMARILLO, TEX.
Amarillo, Texas, April 3.—Judge it.
It. Ha/.b wiwxl. t>o years oltL^dled here
Sunday morning. He had lived at
Amarillo for the last fifteen years, ebm-
ing here from Sherman. Judge Hanle*
wood was very prominent in East Tex-
as polit!« , iK'fllg iri^«nl)er of the Leg-
islature for two■ terms! He leaves his
wife and four children, wne of the sons,
Walter, is now Mayor <Vf Cooper. Tex-
as. Funeral services will be held here
today. V
The State of Texas; To the Sheriff
<V any Constable of Grayson
Greeting:,
You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication of this notice In
some ncwsi>a|M>r published in tiu'CoUn-
ty of Grayson for at least ten day pre-
vlous to the return day hereof, you
summon all persons Interested iu the
Estate of M.-C. Dorset, deceased, that
Sophie Estellc Dorset has filed lu the
< ounty Court, an application to probate
the last will and testament for letters
testamentary upon, the estate of said
decedent which will be hoard at the
next term of said Court for civil and
probate business, <io be held at the
Court House; in the C'ity of Sherman,
on the 1 iest MoihImv in .May. A. D„
1022, at which time^-?jll-persons inter-
est efTTnr"sa id Instate may apiytt r a ml
contest said application if they see
l>io)H-r.
Herein fail not, but have you then
a I'd there before said Court, this writ,
with your return thereon. . together
with affidavit of the publisher attach-
ed to a copy of this writ, showing how
you luive executed same.
Witness, C. m. Cole, Clerk of the
«'ouHty Court of Grayson County, Tex-
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^ Gh^n under my hand and seal of
said- Court at office in the City of
Sherman, this the 1st day of* April A.
1>.. li)2'J. C. M. COI.E.
clerk County Court, Grayson Coun-
Texas. By Lucille Schleuse. Deini-
our Convenience '
The Interarban operates hourly Limited" and total Caw
between Denison, Sherman, McKinney, Dallas, Waxabachie,
Hillsborro, Waco, Ennis, Corsicana and intemediate points.
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on your next trip
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Stationery Prices
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For ihc next ten days we will give 20^ discount on all
boxes of PAPER and ENVELOPES.
This does not include Pound Paper or Cors. Cards.
THE REYNOLDS-PARKER CO.
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aroused, is in pursuit. He trails Law-
son to an underworld retreat, .and
catches up with his man once more,
and' a scries of thrilling, scenes take
place.
Judge 11azlewood resided in Sherman
several years, and practiced his pro-
fession here, being among the leading
attorney's of the North Texas bar. He
moved to A marillo fifteen years ago.
Buy It In Sherman
PA RIS
CARTERS
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Nothing I ate agreed with me and
I had Tre(jnent headaches, my liack
across nnj'. kidneys hurt me dreadfully
and I had an intense pain in my left
side all the time. I tried everything
and cut. my diet down to almost nothing
I was operated on twice, too, but 1
still continued to go down hill.
P||r.-/'Since taking Tanlac I ain like a
nl (wowed about (be MOM? different man. I eat auylhing I want.
eff«i*tiveness. although one never have a headache and that awful
s he allowed was a double, imiu is gone out of my side. Auother
lowed two passes, while strik- ifine-thing is that I pever have in iny
ing ou| hut two. I^ewis ahd Krwin's life seen anything to equal the
fast d«mWe play In the fourth, which j Tanlac Is building me up."
cut do>*Q"< hapman afier lsc had walk-' Tanlac is sold in Slierman by
ed aiiiHBvtired Grant, saved the port-{Nail, in Denhmn by"Waldron Drdg
sider fflHi t.'hapman's score, aftt-r Till- Co., i
lab
At the Queen.
Fred Stone 1ms been called "the
world's greatest .entertainer/* and he
fully deserves the title. s
His fame on tnc musicaL comedy
stage is reflected in the throngs^tliat
pass intothe theatres in which he ap-
peat'H «ud he goes steadily on. year
after year, drawing capacity audleuees
so dear to the hen its of the managers
who pay iiim Ids princely salary.
. His popularity lu motion pictures is
just as great as on' tlie stage, fpr Fred
Stone is a . distinctive personality—a
personality beloved by thousands upon
thousands of theatre-goers throughout
the country.
Fred Stone was lH>rn in Valmouth,
Colo., and lived for a numl er of years
in the very country in which his motion
pictures have Imvo filnied-rin the wide
open sweep of the Itockies and the rug-
ged hills of Nevada and Wyoming. He
was taken in a prairie schooner by his
parents to the then wilderness town of
Buy It In Sherman
Old Latteries Rebuilt for half price
of New Once. 12 mouths' guarantee.
CHARGE YOUR BATTERIES WITH
Your garters work for you sixteen hours
a day —• they should be on your kgp
and noc on your mind Remember to
sty PARIS and you can forget your
hose lor 3000 hours of solid comfort-
Single Grips 35c and up. Double
Grips 50c and up. More men than ever
are wearing PARIS Garters in silk at
50c and up.. Have you tried them ?
/I.STEIN & COMPANY
MAKERS
Children's HICKORY Cmets
NawYatk
While you wait.
108 S. Crockett St. Phone 331.
BROWN BROS.. Propa.
PARIS
CARTERS
NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU
Poiis Cartas work for you
16 hours a flay
35c
. and up
FISH GLOBES
Half Gallons 50c
• Two Gallons $*.50
Another Gold Fish Deal Soon
Watch for Da|e.
MITCHELL'S PHARMACY
Binkley Cqjrner—Phone 21 j.
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First Thousand
$10.00 a Month Saved With
us will accumulate $1000 in 75
weeks. You see, we pay 8 Vr comf
on monthly savings.
SEE ONE OF OUR AGENTS.
IMillil
nded each six months
Grayson Buildiag & Loan Association
Secretary JOHN REKD.
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OF PRINCIPLES
Of the Candidates Representing the Citizens' Ticket in the
Ensuing City Election
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The City of ShTrman is n Corporation, duly chartered by the
State of Trxas. \ "
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The Stwkholders of the Corjioratiou are its cttifepa. .
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los see|Md bis tlouHe. >w,
Guy Anna product; and with
n sctni-pro reputation, made ids tlebut
In the Seventh inniuK of the tra'.nc.
1 Respite ihe fact that iii« oXferfsgs
were tuorc reader by Ikmhatn^
he showed §biflty,c particulnrlv
under thf fire which the visitors piaT--
e<l him In each of the three innings
when they ..counted tiieit runs, and big-
work Kiinda.v can \* taken jis ant-
ing wrttj( for this youngster's stim^ss.
Sturdy u)l oved hits ine^cti inning, but
at leaat ■ two of the I't^e go for ti.p
Hcratchi^t of acwtcfiw. !F- alio wed
a deur Jj>ad * men on.
Jos a Good Manager.
all
in Tioga by Urb Bradley and by
leading drnggistrf.—Adv.
Perhaps She Was Wise.
When I was In my teens, I was go-
ing with a young mnn. He called un-
expectedly one afternoon while to
town. ' As we had a fire only in
the kitchen. I invited him out there,
lie stayed all nfternoon; also my cake
stayed lu the oven all afternoon, with,
the gas turned out. I would not take
it out while he was there. I was afraid
It might be a^«ilure^:'''J'-'lvc^"C^nrTi^
him all of the time.—Chicago Journal.
Today and Tomorrow Only—
Doris May in '
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Also Good Tvo Reel Comedy.
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A delightful Journey with Stopc ^ers at Frolictown and Loveland.
;kle You Pink.
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ternian clearly outplayed
nents Sunday, It should be
-majority of Bon ham's pHy-
een out but two days, ami
the time of their practice,
cd good form. Hon hum's
ws the names of none of
rs who were under contract
i They apparently have a|
from manager to i at boy
. with Mineral Wells last
toed tin1 Honhamites here
nd bis is the only famili.ir
on the list.
os. Honiiam has secured the
nuager esHmtlai in Class ti.
r San Antonio third baseman
tty «npahle of playing on
ton of the infield, well; hihI
capalde of handling bi« men
but without undue pres-
tlic epitoml d work ou the
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"T " 6y
Anna Douglass Kvans
(From th<> Aiti.st Class of
Hnns Rlschard)
Assisffsl' by
Miss Edith Hocker
(ptm^'or Mrs. Verscl)
KWH-Kiii>* Auditorium
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TEXAS.
HU MAN EMOTIONS
:nts His Master Work^—
E WONAN"
A«. ■ : *> ^ ■ \'-'r ■
ayed by an Illustrious Cast of Pop-
' *•' ^. *' V ' V. ' ,'r• • : V. ''""j; 'foiNm ■ '$r.
ular Screen Players '
*Theodore Roberts
^Mathilda Brur^age
*Edward Martinde!
*Charlcs Meredith
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^Eugene Hoffman
^Muriel Dana
*nce Vidor
Hughes
le Claire
Marshall
fe Bellamy
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The Board of Dlm^ors Is the City Coun-il. with the Mayor aa
presiding officer. N
The general purpose of Ihr Corporation tft to promote the Wel-
fare, Safety and Happiness of ita Stockholders, and not to make
money and hoard it up at the expense (.f the taxpayers.
We believe tlie affairs of our City should be administered In a
business-like manner, aud as economically a« la consistent with good
government, with due regard for the rights, llb^rtksa and generat
good of all the p^>ple. But economy should be conaisteot and con-
servative, and not hamper the progress and welfare of our Oity.
We favor the continuance of the practice of encouraging, foster*
ing and patronizing home iudustrics. and of using nothing but home
labor on all public works wherever possible, to £he end that all our
citizens may benefit therefrom, and our City become proaperoila and
Independent of outside Influences.
We favor the retention of the Commission form of Government*
which lias been thoroughly tried and found far superior to the old
aldermnnic form. .r — •
We are opposed to exchanging our effUient City Manager and
Chief of Police for inexperienced and untried men. who, through a
system of blunders, might plunge the City* into debts and entangle-
tocuts which would require years to rectify.
We pletlge our efforts la the future, as lu the past, to a Just,
economical and conservative, yet progressive, administration of the
City's affairs, looking to a greater Sherman ns the ultimate goal,
faithfully represent the highest ideals of our heat clti-
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Crockett St.
■ ' ■ tOfl McKOWN, 294 No#th Knkiey St.
t EDGAR PEVET0,414 Sonth Elm St.
L. J. REYNOLDS, 816 S. Crockett St.
JESS T0TTEN, 404 & Hazlewood St.
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 227, Ed. 1 Monday, April 3, 1922, newspaper, April 3, 1922; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth194260/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .