Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 1, 1912 Page: 1 of 8
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VOU WON’T BK LONE-
SOME When An ay i roni
Home If You Order tlie
DEMOCRAT to Follow You.
THIRTY SECOND YEAR
SHEBMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT.
THE DEMOCRAT
is i member of
THE ASSOCIATED FRIES*
Greatest anti Best.
Associated Press
SHERMAN, TEXAS, OCTOBER 1, 1912
TUESDAY
5ft CENTS PER MONTI
ISlew Coat Suits
Dresses and Coats
Lftttt week allowed marked activity
In our garment section. Commen-
cing Monday morning and continu-
ing eacli day throughout the week
our sales force was kept busy show-
ing the season's new styles. The
flattering remarks of customers was
most pleasing to us. It was the
busiest week we ever enjoyed at
this period of the season, which is
conclusive proof that the garments
shown are correct and the prices
right.
COAT SI TIS iii all the
new styles mid weaves.
Prices from $12..’>0 on up
to $35.00.
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WOOL DKM-SSIvS—< >ne-
pieec dresses of the very
latest designs and materi-
als. prices from $5.08 to
$22.50.
LADIES'. Misses’ and
Childrens Coats in great
variety of cloths and styles
at prices to tiit all pockets.
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FATAL WRECK REQUEST IS
ON THE L K N.
FATAL FALL OF \ SilOTGl N
FROM \ FLO.
Ilatiiincr Strikes llmr and Woninii
Is Killed While ILoh.inl j..
Fatally III.:'.
RESPECTED
Six CARS BREAK AWAY FROM
TRAIN AND ROLL OVER
AN EMBANKMENT.
EXPRESS MESSENGER DEAD
Sum Chilton Cremated In Ills Cue
Many Fttssengers Injured—
Haines Swiftly Lick I p Wreck-
ed Cars.
Associated Press- Dispatch 1
•Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 1.—Two
Fultmans. four day coaches and two
express cars broke away from a
speeding Louisville A- Nashville train
early today near Klkont, Ala. They
rolled over a six-foot embankment
anti were burned.
Express Messenger Sam M
ton was cremated in
passengers were liuijt but not fatal-
ly.
So fast did the flames lit k up (lie
tars that many passengers' got out
in their night clothing, only'.
The V. M. C. A. is completing ar-
rangements to secure (lie reports,
play by play, from the world's series
of baseball, which begins a week
| Irotu Today with Boston and New
| York teams as opponents. The as-
sociation will certainly be a popular
[ place during the progress of the
game.
Associated Press t)i :i l: ]
ltrownwood, Tex . (let, 1. -Slam-
ming a door at, Bising Star last
night caused a shot gun lo fall from
a peg. It's hammer struck a door,
discharging both barrels, killing
Mrs. .1. K. Montgomery, and prob-
ably fatally wounding her husband.
Their son. flint. aged j:;, says |,e
caught at the gun as it fell. The
parents were sleep
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ACT
ACCORDING TO SI GGESTION
OK TEXAS GOVERNOR.
CAMPAIGN FUND
Chll-
his car. Many
TESTIMONY TODAY
\sfioclntFtl PreKs fell 1
Washington. Oct 1 -Before thp
campaign investigation committee
today, B. H. Hooker, treasurer of
the progressive party, testified that
Charles It. Crane of Chicago con-
tributed' seventy thousand dollars to
tSenator 1-aKollctte's campaign and
also seventy thousand to Wilson's
fund before the Baltimore Oonven-
tlou, practically at the same time.
Hooker said the total national
expenses of the Roosevelt primary
campaign this year was $1 4 !E*.IEL
William/Fliiin testified he him-,
self contributed one hundred, and
two thousand dollars to Roosevelt s
fund in Pennsylvania. He said it
was spent 1 githnately but the total
Pennsylvania expenditures were
about one hundred and forty-four
thousand dollars. Elinn testified
the telegram asking the Standard
Oil tt» support him for the I nited
States senate was sent Without Ills
\ authority.
PREACHER ASKS PAY
FOR LOST SERMONS
BALKAN STATES ARE
STOPS MEXICAN MOVEMENT
I'loops Must Not lie Allowed lo lle-
(ruin at Marathon But May Bo So
ar IX I Rio—Govei'lior's Reasons
are Good.
A*sm iatotl Press Dispatch]
Austin. Tejj., Oct. 1.—Gov. Col-
qultt received word from the state
department at Washington this
morning teat Ills request to suspend
passage of Mexican regulars - over
Texas soil at Marathon had been re-
spected and the Mexican transfer
lias been suspended.
Gov. Colquitt then wired Wnshlng-
ton he has no objection to Mexicans
detraining at some other point than
Marathon.
He savs thev mav detrain at Del
Rio.
lie explains lie fears their march
at Marathon will be so near tlie
base of tee rebel operations as to
invite a rebel attack and '“slaughter
of unarmed foreign troops on Texas
soil.''
The state department at Wash-
ington wires Gov. Colquitt it will
suggest to the Mexican government
lo change (lie detraining point as
Colquitt suggests.
FOR WASH OR WEAR—MFNSINGWEAR.
Important to Little Folks
in yesterday's Munsing Underwear ad we overlooked the men-
tion of a very important matter, and one the little folks are espec-
ially Interested in-cJliat of our
Free Oiler ot Molly Munsing
Ooll Cut-Outs
With each purchase of Munsing Union Suits or a Mousing
Garment. We give a sheet of doll cut-outs, Free, These cut-outs
are highly colored with quite an assortment of designs on a sheet,
and will prove a very entertaining pastime for the little folks.
These Boll ( ut-Outs are oil exhibit in the Underwear Section,
SEE OCR Ml NSINGWKAR WINDOW.
Hawes.von (jal hats
For Fall 1912
The new soft and stiff Hats, the latest approved shapes for fall
wear, are here awaiting your approval. The new' Alpine shape Is
the leader for this fall's wear, while the popular Fifth Avenue
Derby is demanding the attention of chic and classy dressers. The
new shades are represented -in our exhibit, and we would be pleas-
ed to have you come i,n and inspect our showing.
HAWES. YON GAL HATS. $3.(M>
New Fall Boots
For Women
Distinctiveness t* the keynote of thi\ charm-
ing display of niitliciitir styles for I all. The new-
est models have their Inception here. From the
moderately priced Shoes to the Newest elaborate
creation of Fuels origin, our showing is replete
with the clioieest the market affords.
Malone=Pierce Co.
The
Shoe Men
Daly. Tex . Oct. t.> The courts of
Ellis county may be called upon to
establish a basis by which a valua-
tion may be placed on a preacher's
sermon. A preacher recently lost
: tire manuscript of four sermons an .
! now lie wants the railroad lo pay
| him $luO damages. The grip was
j taken by another person through
mistake while passengers were get-
ting off the train at Italy. It lias
: not been located.
WOMAN LEADS BAND
OT MEXICAN REBELS
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HAVE YOU READ CLASSIFIED 'ADS’
I El Paso. Tex., Oct. !. ■ I'ormdia
i Alauis. wife of Hie rebel (oloncl o'
j that name, is leading a hand ot
rebels twenty-eight miles east. of
Juarez Mexico. acctmMng 10 a r*q>ort
l received by (Jen. Steever at Fort
Bliss.
The same Mexican wouiijg raided
Juarez just before the occupation
by I'edccji! troops. Her force since
Is said to be materially strengthened
| by recruits attracted by so valiant
J a feminine leader.
PREPARING FOR WAR
\>KO.'iutril I'ri’,- Di putcbi
London. Oct jf; The armies of
the Balkan states are preparing for
war with feverish basic. They be-
lieve they will soon lie marching
against Turkey. Diplomats here
hope the approaching winter may
head off a war.
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NO AGENT NOW.
Grayson Dmiili JIie No Goverlinienit
Agricultural Representative,
Tlie contrail between Tom L.
Tennison and Grayson county and
the government expired yesterday
and today this county has no spec- I
ial agent for the U. S. department j
of agriculture. The work was initu
gurated and lias succeeded hut since
tlie government lias cut down the
appropriation for the work the
commissioners' court lias refuse I to
make uii the balance required to
maintain the s"r\J.e. Mr. Tennison
will be ill Hie city a day or two l>ut
will soon leave for a visit to his
brother near Mangum, Okla. He
also lias some oilier business inter-
ests that me calling for attention at
prescut.
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Coal Heaters
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A stove that has all
the good points and
none of the bad ones
Holds fire over night perfectly.
Ih made air-tight, you can fill the stove full
of eoal and regulate the damper so that you
get as much or as little heat as you want.
lias a sectional fire bowl—outlasts any other
kind.
Has big. roomy front feed door—easy to put in fuel or build a fire.
There’s no stove made that will give you a greater amount of heat from
the fuel consumed.
Wo want to show and explain lo you just how the Quick Steal is built.
Come in and see. \
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LESLIE-TA YLOR HAROWARt Co
JURY COULDN’T AGREE
IN DR. HUGHES CASE
Associated Pi'. ic patch]
Houston, Tex . Oft. ).
Out since
J! o'clock Saturday afternoon. the
jury which tried Dr. Nathan A.
■Hughes. a prominent p'lyse inn,
charged with < riminnl assault on
s stenographer, disagreed and was
discharged this morning.
TRIAL IS BEGUN
IN DYNAMITE PLOT
AsMir'iet'■.| pH-;, In patitj 1
Indianapolis Oct. 1. The trial of
the defendants in the alllgfd dyna-
mite plots began this morning. Ortie
MeManngaj entered tlie ourt room
grinning and grinned as lie pleaded
"not guilty."
REX'. .1 ESSE ARRIVES.
Will Begin Fiotraeted Meeting al
Central Christian Chimb.
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Rev, John T., Jesse of Excelsior
Springs, .Mo., an evangelist of wide
reputation, lias arrived to conduct
a revival meeting in Central Chris-
tian church, Sherman, in assist-
ance to tlie pastor. Rev. George F.
JJ rad ford. A special feature of
the meeting, which will continue
Indefinitely, is to be the music un-
der the direction of Mr. It. XV.
Jarnugan.
Rev., Jesse will preach the first
sermon here this evening.
Last evening Rev. Bradford
preached a fine sermon. There
was a large congregation and a
great service. One addition to the
church reunited.
T A great meeting is expected and
tail Sherman is cordially Invited to
attend and assist In making the
meeting 11 success. ______________
Hands Wanted, Sherman
Mill. F. W. Rothe. Superintendent.
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NO DFPOSITS FOR
MOVEMENTS OF CROPS
A-HH'iitt<*il J‘i.--s Dispatch)
Washington. Get. 1. Tlie federal
treasury will make no deposits this
fall with national banks to facili-
ta'e crop movement. The treasurer
of; tlie United States believes there
is nothing to indicate the need for
such deposits.
REQUEST IS SENT TO
MEXICAN GOVERMENT
Assoclnbd t'r.-'s ib-patch)
Washington. Oct. 1. The state
dijartment today requested tin
Mexican governtnetu to stay the ex-
ecution of J. X. Carson of Kingsiund,
Texas, sentenced to be shot at
Tampico, pending a full investiga-
tion.
Not b e to Fll) siciillls.
Tlie County Medical Society wil'
meet this evening al tlie V M C. A
building lit 7 : tin o'clock.
,1. I!. STINSON. Secretary.
Mill. STRIKERS WORK
AFTER ONE-DAY STRIKE
A.-soti.iIctl I’lV'S iMspjiYclil
Lawrence. Mass., (lit. I. The
one-day strike by the Industrial
Workers of the World ends.I today,
the twelve thousand strikers re-
turning to the mills here. There
were some minor distr.rhanci*s this
morning, however.
llOCK FOR GOOD ROADS.
Courtly XX ill Di»i«t on Material a-
Good as First Selected.
1 here were no new developments
on account of the visit of Engjneei
J It. Johnson and Conituissioner
Frank Slioit to Oklalioma to inves-
tigate rock ns a possible road
building material for this district
The rock found was not satisfactory
as compared with that at Wapa-
mn ku. w hich was first selected. J
J. Harrison, engineer for the M. O.
A: G... and who accompanied Messrs
Johnson and Short admitted .that
tbe rock was not the same kind.
Tints far it seems that the M. O. &
(J. will have to Du ill the spur track
t. the Wapnnunka pit or else that
the commissioners will select ma-
terial from some other point.
Pplhis cool weather calls for chocolates fo
gwe are displaying in our cases 57 dif-
ferent kinds of hand dipped chocolates,
whipped creams, fruit a id nut centers, all
delicious, at
50 cents the pound
Try Our Hot Chocolete
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DEMOCRAT IVANTS WILL SAVE YOb MONEY,
LINOLEUMS
6 It. wide, 7/2 ft. wide, 12 It. wide
Some, of the Linoleum patterns in our stock came
in three different widths. This frequently makes possi-
ble the elimination of waste in fitting as well as tlie re-
duction of the number of seams in the floor—two dis
Duct advunages to consider in buying linoleums.
Patterns Attractive--Prices consistent
NORRIStXQl,slIE
CAN LIES
AYORTH SMACKING YOUR LIFS OVER
Chocolate ( mini Brasil \nts. Assorted Nut Chocolates, Assorted
Chocolates XX it ti Selected Centres, Chelate* and Bon lion*. Milk Choc-
olate Almonds. Snowflake Marsh-mallows.
ARE liRFT SCIENTIFIC XI LX FERI ECT IN OIR KEFRIUERA-
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AnwoclafiMi" PrifSH Dispatcb 1
Newport, Oct. 1. —Lieutenant Doii-
a. t P. Morrison was killed and eight
men injured by an explosion in a
xjeam cliest on the U. S. torpedo
bout destroyer Walker.
For the hath room in a lull line of shades, with Itag, and Towel*
to match. XX c have the thread to crochet end* of towels and rug*.
BATH Rl GS—
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