Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1915 Page: 3 of 8
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footwear styles to add the
finishing touch to that Easter
Costume.
PIMPS in white and black, or
grey, sand, putty and black
combinations.
MILITARY OXFORDS in combi-
nation colors.
Strap Pumps and Mary Janes
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Waxahachie, .Tex,, April I.— In a
rlos«>ly played anil exciting contest,
tnsUn College defeated Trinity Um
versity yesterday afternoon ay <t
score of I to 3. Hoth Rainey and
Watson pitched a steady game, but
three hits being made off the former
and four off the latter. Rainey
allowed three bnnea on halls. Wat-
son two Rainey atruclc out nine
men, WatHon *ev«m'. \
Austin scolffc in the first round
The first man up was passed and
the second was hit. fioth men moved
up on a passed ball and one scored
on an error by Watson. A hif
brought In two.more runs, this end
ing AusMn's scoring until the eighth,
when one more run was annexed on
an error by Kates.
Trinity scored in the ' second,
fourth and eighth innings. The
first two resulted from errors but
the third was at) earned run. Rainey
tightened up in the ninth and struck
cut three men, clinching the gallic
Numerous errors were made by
both teams during the game, due
to the cold weather. The, .ram r
teams play here again tomorrow.
The score:
1 Austin.....soft non nni t l 3
Trinity . . .<H" Ion oio—s
Batteries- Rainey and W. Wi!
Hants. Watson and Johnson. Un-.
plrft- Cole.
COLD WEATHER GAME
GOES TO PANTHERS
j the Oklahoma City club. He may bej
depended on to organize a stioug,
i ball club. • •**
At -McAlester more than twentyj
nit-n are hetng tried out and the j
report from there is to tile effect
that AlcAlfuer te going to make a
FORT WORTH WINS FR«.if silEH- b>r0Bg ‘'•mender for a top place.
WAN TEAM in I TO I
MOORE
Parts is alreddy playing mid-sea-
son ball under Manager Red yfnapp
and every time a team beats the
Paris aggregation it can well he
WwlieTda^SKli werlfwolfn'- ,h?' * s'ronlf l<>am ha»
paid for the trip. Although th*i ■ reatW '
weather was somewhat inclement! „ , , , , .
and the Sherman team lost to the u M88kn*0 f-*ns are claiming to
Port Worth Panthers hv the score have,‘l,ftts u‘iU,'’- Manager Coe Is
or I to I. the game was a good one la» Old hem! at the game and Is get-
1 ting some good workouts out of hig
and the home tsaiii showed clan
against the hig leaguers.
Hillings went rtb the mound fo,
Sherman wml staved through till
nine frames. He
men and they are showing up ■
ill illy in the e.vhibiton games.
pten
Tlie Sherman team has some weak
Pitched consistem "spots to strengthen. Had . Ritter, j
ball, yielding eight hits to the however, will lie e«|Unl to the task
heary sluggers. For the most part and the Suet titan team will go into,
he received good support from hi M the season with as fair prospects of
team mates. Two errors w ere chalk giving a good account of itself of auy
rtfll.n LABOR t O.U KRENt E.
National Child Latwir Committee
Meet* in San Francisco in May.
ed up on bach side.
The Irish lad, Hurrah, pitched for
the paint hers and held Sherman down
to seven hits. Wetter and Milan start
ed for the Sherman team with two
hits each. Melver of the Panthers
j got. three hits, one of them befits;
I for three sacks. He is easily flu*
j iiest butter with the club and ,f tin
pitcher puts one over the plate he
is likely to swat It for a long drive.
|Sory is the fastest shortstop seep
on the Sherman diamond and played
a gilt-edge game yesterday. One. of
his assists in the game yesterdav
was unusually brilliant. The bat
ter hit for a line drive through see
ond base, with Wcbei playing about
half w-ay between first and second
stations and Sory went to within
six inches of the hag and picked up
team in the association.
Safety and Service
VIA
The Home Interurban
(Texas Traction Company) ^i**r
between
Denison Sherman Dallas
and intermediate point*
Direct Intern iban connections at Dallas for Warn, Corsicana,
fort Worth, Cleburne and intermediate points.
(Contributed.)
This year for the first time in
the history of its organization the,the hot roller and threw the runner
National Child Labor Committee j out at first.
will bold its annual conference in J The raw. cold Weather k *pt. three
a citv west of the Missisaipi. The (double ptey* from being pulled of.
meeting will take place in San. by the home team, but the weathei
Francisco the last week in May in was so cold that it, was well nigh
connection with the Exposition j impossible to handle the ball on
where the committee has an exhibit tehedule time,
installed.
THIS—AND FIVE CENTS!
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out ibis
slip, enclose five cents to Foley &
Co., Chicago, 111., writing your
name ami address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package
containing Foley Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds and
croup, Foley Kidney Pills, and
Foley Cathartic Tablet/ Sold every-
where. tu-th-sat
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Dedicate New Building.
San Francisco, Calif.. April 1,—
j The New Jersey building at the
Panama Pacific Exposition was ded-
icated today with special exercises.
Representatives of the slate govern-
ment attended.
Our Foster
Sht>F Display
Idie Mutt ' Complete Showing
th North Texas. :
Compliments are being- show-
ered upon us for the excellence
and variety of our showing. -*XYe
are told that such positively
stunning models are never seen
outside me great City New York.
It Will Be Our Pleasure to
Show You
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W ho Has Got The Cleanest Market in Town? |>
John Arnold
South Montgomery St.
Conld Serve a lew more customers
tuis month.
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SUPERB NIGHT ILLUMINATION OF THE VAST PALACE OF HORTICULTURE
Stow, the Panther short.slop who
has been touted as something extra,
hit for a two-bagger yesterday. Me
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A preliminary conference was
held in Washington, D. C.. for two nll B lnv-,m^vr yVs-eniay. nc.i
days in January to -discuss 1 h')| played a consistent game in the in-'■
Palmer-Owcn bill then before con-,field but looked slow by the suie of
gross, but the present meetings fory
wiil cover other pLaies of the child ( Tl amme, w„ put ln for a -
__ , . . , ,. "I0[< ihitter in the ninth Inning and Made
general in character, according to , He lBmmed the ball out
the annoum-emeiit sent out by the t0Warfls lhe riffhl an,, t,lt t(!,
Naiional Child Ubor t omrmttee. ,jr(<t ^ Weber hH. fl,P Vex as
Among the officers of the commit- ,^ . jn th samo u,rntorv HI)<i |
tee some o! whom will be at Hie Tranimei wont t0 aet,on(1 bas«;W(be,.
conference, are i «*Ux Adler, -Tane!lhon attempted to steal second and
Addams Edward T. Dev ne. Owen(when the innetder» wore trying to
R. Lovejoy, Homtee Kelley, A J. Ug him Trammel stole third and
Mckelewav . and Stephen S. W ise. wenj jn heme. It was good baaebai'
Other speakers of national reputa- j playing on the part or bcch men.
tion will address the conference. the‘an,j recorded Shsrman's only score.
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A Blue Card
Wit -STORE HAS BEEN INSPECTED
BY THE IT RK FOOD COMMITTEE AND WE
WERE AWARDED A
Blue Card
GOOD
Which Means
SANITARY CONDITIONS
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subjects for discussion including In-
dustrial Education, Child Labor in
the West. Federal Legislation and a
National Children’s Charter.
The child labor exhibit at the
Exposition will come in for atten-
labor conditions ever shtiwn. It in j
compicto, striking exhibit of child
labor conditous ever shown. It **,n^-Ji fr °
divdi-led in two parts. The High Cost jV*,., l ' * l '
of Child Labor and What are we rf'™”’ c* '
Going to do About it? And the'‘1° ’■’
Committee If
The same teams playing tills
afternoon.
The scort:
Sherman—
Weber, 3b
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National Child Labor
child labor
White, a
!Hillings, i>
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Why not trade where you know this condition exist*. We
guaruntet- our good* to lx- the very best and prices are always
right. Trade with the
Blue Card Store
DIKING APRIL.
stales that since the
situation at present demands an.,, ..
answer to the question by the second) ram,,u
part—“What are we Going to do
About it?”—the conference in San
Francisco will be devoted to the at-
tempt to answer it by constructive!,, rv (1,
lines consul. ,f
Totals
Foit Worth
ED TAYLOR
THE GROCER.
1201 SOI Til MONTGOMERY.
PHONES 700.
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suggestions along all
ered.
New York City, Mar. 3li.
A good treatment for a cold set-
tled in the lungs is a HERRICK'S
RED PEPPER POnOFS PLASTER
applied to the ches.t to draw out In-
flammation, and BALLARD’S
HOKE HOUND SYRUP to relax
tightness. You get the two reme-
dies for the price of one by buying
dollar size Horchound Syrup;
there is a porous piaster free with
each bottle.
Sold by II. L. Sbeehey.
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2tlbs. Sugar for $1.00
With $5.00 assorted order of groceries
not including flour.
Diamond C Brand, Strictly
GUARANTEE
HANS
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♦ Start your April account with us to-day, this
good for three days.
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At night the vast glass dome of the Palace of Horticulture is played upon by rays of gigantic searchlight
projector* set within the building. The globe, which is the largest hemispherical glass dome in the world and is
I one of the many marvels of the great Panama-Pacific International exposition, then assumes all the colors of the
i raiubow. This fillotograph shows tlie great huildirtg at nigilt with the rays of the searchlights easting tile sign
i of the Zodiac over its gleaming surface.
Melver, rf . I
McGilvrav, lb . t
janson. 3b . . . 4
Newton, 3b .1
Stow, ss .,. ;i
Crittenden, c . . 4
Harrnh, p . . .
Totals .' . ?•:
‘Trammel hit for Hillings in ninth.
Sherman..... "*)n 0rti—I
Fort Worth 3 lit <R)U (M» —* j
Stolen bases lunsno, Sto,v.;
Two-b ise hit Slow. Three-ottse |
hit—-Melver. 'Imnlde plays-- 'Ve’w..
Gardner and Noke*. Struck out i
•By Hillings 3, by Hurrah 5. Ba»ai’
on balls Off Hillings 1, off Uor-
|rah Hit by pileher- itlorper by-
Time of game
Utrs. Umpire
l hour and 6-3 min
Fitll-nwlder,
A(»ix»,h»s of .Mi** 'land Van But-eu.
Who will give a free lecture on
town and city betterment, the Civic j Billings. Passed hall - White. Let'
.League committee hits received on bases- Sherman •». Fort Worth l
many letters from diffenent states
and clubs referring to Miss Van
Huron's civic tour in organizing
Junior Leagues, as a “triumphal
march from beginning to end * * *
She is bubbling over with the gos-
pel 'if development.” She shows
what pan be done by well-directed
but not expensive methods.
'Miss Van Buren believes^ that
there “can be no ideal citizenship
without affection for, and loyalty
to home- and that affection and
lovalty grow out of service.” Let! making - of a prett.
everyone who possibly can, hear this I he quits growing,
free lecture by Miss Vpn Buren at
Note* and Ob*<-rvatlous.
“Kid’’ Alhus. the youth who plav-
ed third base for Sir- rnriti last sea-
son. was a visitor at Lyon Park
yesterday afternoon. He came down
to join the DenUort team hilt dated
yesterday that in-,i;11 probability he
will* ’int play with tnat team. He
has grown a great deal since last
season and looks like he has the
dg mau before
tie was a fast
; infielder last season and some team
LIVE MERCHANTS ASK h r)R YOUR TRADE.
We Are Now Prepared
To furnish you with anything in the Meat line. Our Iteof
Pork and Veal it always Ero.-li HOME slaughter or the No. 1
Grade. All kinds of Smoked Meats. TRY AS ORDER OF fjLK
SPECIAL HOME-MADE PIKE PORK KAl’SAGK. We are in-
stalling a full line of Heinz Sweet, Sour and IHU Pickle*, Catsup,
Chill Sauce, India Relish and Mustard. Brick, SwU* and IjOdk-
liorn Cheese, Crackers, etc. We receive daily shipments of Fresh
Oysters and Fish. Phone your wants to
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SHERMAN FISH & MEAT MARKET
p. m., April 2nd
Collage auditorium.
EDUCATIONAL COMM ITT EE
Civic League.
Ten Cent Tax on Chicken*.
Elisabeth, N. J.. April 1.
Chickens' that run at targe in Ro-
selle Park, X. J., will be subject to-
day to a tax of ten cents per head.
The Hoard of Health has ruled that
wandering chickens are to be classed
with pigs and cuttle as nuisances
when running loose.
North Texas w*outil do well to secure him.
A TEXAS WONDER
R. S. DOCG1IKKTY, Prop.
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
PHONES NO. 100.
The Texas Wonder cure* kidney
and bladder troubles. dlssolvez
gravel, cures diabetes, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism and a'l k
regularities of the kianeys and blad-
der ln both men and women. Regu
dates bladder troubles In children.
If not sold by your druggist, win
be sunt by mail on receipt of $1.00.
One small botUn li two monU)i’
treatment, and seldom fails to per*
et a cure. Send for testimonials
from this and other states. Dr,
Reports from all' the towns a the
Western Association are to the ef-
fects tluii there will ho eight good
teams in the field- Each city i*
(lainting to have iht ppnn.mt win
tiers.
Denison is perhaps better tit vet
oped than any-xluh in the associa
lion. Some of her men -bai%
“vanned uflv every good day dur
lap the w inl-r and the team was
brought together about two weeks
earlier than any loam in the asso-
ciation. . Babe Peebles is a good
manager and has- his bunch playing
together in good sliaim. They are
hitting in the exhibition gjvutei; and
play well everywhere else,
Fort Smith is getting a good
I earn together and on ;i< count of the
foci that the St. Paul big league
club wintered there and has been
playing with the Fort Smith team,
has had good practices «
Tulsa has about twenty-five men
from which to select a club and it
t» reported that there is strong
competition for all opposition.
Heine Maag, an old Texa* lea^wT
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