Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 9, 1912 Page: 4 of 8
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f~AGE FOUR
SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ft, Iftl?
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Clothes Pins
We have more “CLOTHES PINS” on our
“CLOTHES LINE99 that stick than any other
tailor In town.
WHOSE CLOTHES PIN ARE YOU?
SUIT OR
OVERCOAT
$15
UNION MADE
TAILORED
TO ORDER
Stimson Bros.
THE ETERNAL QUESTION DOING GREAT SERVICE ABOUT GOD’S
WHAT MUST I IK)
SAVKI)?”
TO BE |)l{. JOB CALDWELL AT GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN.
That Is tin* Subject of a Fine Sermon
Last Night by Evange-
list Jesse,
Sanitary and Fresh
Everything Good to Eat
Frtih goods coming In dally. Our prices arc right.
Goods bast quality. Call and see us.
W. S. Rawlings
Old phono 96, now 74. North side square
East night again brought goo.i' re-
sults in the revival at the Central
Christian chtirch. A spirited song
service was conducted by Mr. Daugh-
erty and his solo "Beautiful Golden
Somotlme” made a deep impression
upon the audience.
Mr. Jbssj’s subject was the eter-
nal question, “What Must I Do to
Be Saved?” Text, Acts 10:31. He
said that this was the most an-
xious Inquiry that can cross the hu-
man heart—broadest, loftiest, most
important, question of the .human
race, more Important than the accu-
mulation of money or the obtaining
of an ©duration or the broadening of
influence, it not only starts us into
(he Christian Rfe hut is a question
every day we live, The speaker
graphically describes the circum-
stances under which the question
was asked and' then said the gospel
answer was the only correct one
that could be given. He said tlia*,
many would have answered the
question by saying “Don't be in a
hurry", Wait until another time",
This, ho thought, to be dangerous
advice and he again earnestly ap-
pealed to his hearers to make tho
decision now.
Some special music is being pre-
pared for tonight. Services begin at
7:45 o'clock.
Special Subject for East Night's Ser-
vices Was tlie Necessity of
Testifiyng.
EVANGELIST WRIGHT PREACH-
ES STIRRING SERMON.
There is a great preacher doing
Revival at hirst Presbyterian Church
Reached the Flood Tide of In-
terest latst Night.
rs £0?£5.s”E€.?";'‘" i 3£S?<£ J&r.lErs;-
THE RAILWAY
HAPPENINGS
STmCKLANDWOlJIU
ENLARGE FACILITIES
Dallas, Tex.. Oct. 9.—A deal is
pending whereby, if consummated,
the Southern Traction company will
secure the property on Jackson
street immediately south of the pres-
ent terminal station and yards on
Commerce, and use it as an addition
to the present facilities. /
The tracks used by the DaJi^g.
Sherman and Dallas-VVaxaliac^-ln.
terurbans, run into the at
131ft Commerce stretfjVnd the ter.
t^'^-cksnn t*le b*ook' back win convince you.
w Tf thfl vacant *1.00. Guaranteed by
---1 vacant
r ot the Present yards,
'ronHwTon Jackson, can bo secured,
^*P.^e tracks will be run across that
"street and that property used for
the switching and storage of interur-
ban cars.
The great volume of business
which the new
a trip over the lines. Tom Dilling-
ham has baen relieving Mr. Naylor.
The Frisco has three car loads of
apples, the T. & P. has one and tho
Katy has one, ail consigned to differ-
ent parties, on the tracks for local
cos unjption.
SAVED BY HIS WIFE.
She's a wise woman who knows
just what to do when ner husband.'®
life is in danger, but Mrs. r/
Flint, Braintree, Vt., is of
"She insisted on my usIp„ d Kj .'
mfiv" ^friencls all though I had
crrV time to live, and it
-V cured me.' A quick cure
"Toughs and colds, it is the most,
ana reliable medicine for many
throat and lung troubles—grip,
bronchitis, croup, whooping cough,
quinsy, tonsolitis. hemorrhages. A
trial will convince you. 50c and
Lankford-
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The News of
The Courts
during the protracted meeting now i
in progress. 1
Last night Dr. Joe Caldwell quotcu
the words of Christ to his disciples
w.hen he talked to them about his
crucifixion and a; the time when he
was about to ascend. That the
world might know the true disoipi-
of the Savior he said to his little,
baud, “Ye are witnesses of ail
these things.”
From these words tho minister
urged believers to testify to the
faith they have so that those in the
home and every one may know the
man or woman of God.
He would have them to testify to
character and be witnesses to their
redemption. “He would have all to
testify to regeneration. To testify
when adversity comes. To testify in
prosperity when Hie dangers of
wealth often drowti1 out faith and
servic-ts. Testify when business
failure comes anti finances are low.
Testily in sickness and in death of
our faitn and trust in a God who
doetli ail things well. Testify in bus-
iness by hoonrable dealing with all
men. Testify in politics or in every
vote cast as a elthen. The prtacher
Hood tide of interest and power, j
The largest congregations tiiat has '
yet gathered at a week's r.lght ser- j
vice greeted Mr. Wright and listen-!
ud with the profoundest attention. I
Mr. Wright spoke last night on'
the general theme of God s power to
renew marred lives. The Potter's!
wheel In the prophecy of Jeremiah !
was taken at the text of the evening.
The sermon opened with tne divine '
picture of the potter at the wheel!
and the skill with which he recon-
structed the vessels made under his,
hand that had been broken or mar-1
red in its making. He declared the'
plan of salvation to be not only: •
God's response to the world's need, (
but the one and only method of re-/
nouncing sin—defiled lives.
Mr. Wright illustrated in a fash-
ion
of the
D'PRICES
CREAM
BAKING POWDER
1 «
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder
Indispensable to best results—saves
worry—saves work—saves money—
saves health—saves complaints at table
i
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■*<*.*'*
dr. Wright illustrated in a fash-|
all his own this basic principle L
the gospel.
cam^,gn^>^1nTS
■*"und “blues" are Now Or-
ganized for Work.
A number of persons at Uu^- ,
, * ” ClO
an » cimwu. me prtacuei ^morning more than p dozen
gave many incidents of men and>r >ung men expressed a determina-
women who blighted the lives*”"*?; tion to enter the Christian iif0
The campaign for points in tire
of the meeting made a «►** *fT'. c,08e! boys’ department of the Y M. C. A.
faith in Christ and (,V ■otession ofj has been launched. The several
was thrilled with/:*1® wh°l9 church different groups of boys being di-
of the divine ’“e consciousness j vided to represent tire “reds" and
the “b'ues,’’ Tester ay was the first
day and the organization of the ac-
of the divine w'' *-w*»»ciuu»iieBs i
At the * *■' esellc® in the service,
'service in
"lining more
Austin College
than p dozen
women who blighted the u»y- .
others by dishonoring theW? H ,
the way they testified b<*f " their
children and also of lhe°™ v who
r?:!, tr"“ n T
Th 1:il'‘^r^ty and bereavement.
The slnginj'^ thig meetlng la very
,, , ' Meetings are held at 10 a. m.
dr n. «r _ _
Court
II F nrowd^^;re f00(, ,„e
or is in JJUS’Vity today nll(1 „a,
jtist retugne(j from Austin. Frank
sperr>yentere(j a of gumy ve8.
terd^y ln justjce j ■}{ Campbell's
p,9urt to the charge of selling milk
adulterated with water, lie was
fined $25 and costs, the same as
each of five other cases in this court
several days ago.
iveith Drug Co.
(Advertisement.)
interurban has received is the im-
demiate occasion for this plan for
extetfkton of terminal facilities. If
the deal is put through and the nec-
essary permission secured from the
city authorities men will be put to
work at once, and night and day
Back of Mother’s Gown.
Not for years past have fashions in
gown backs been better adapted to the
Dallas-YVaxahachie * "TT'f fi,gUre' Th*
elver! is th» tm- hablt and ,he I,anel back have gone
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out of favor and in their place are the
Inverted plait which obviously cannot
draw below the hips, the position back
which may be extended to the hem ol
the skirt, if desired, and the position
sash end with wide length of silk or
shifts used in laying the tracks satin of line cloth may be made
across Jackson street and onto the
lot in question. It Is desired that
all of this be completed before the
opening of the fair, that the Increas-
ed trackage be available ourlng the
rush of those weeks.
disguise the shape of tho figure as
D. B. Lyon, IT. S. Marshal, return-
ed last night from Jefferson, where
the federal court is now in session.
He brought Chas. Gregory, who was
convicted there on the charge of
robbing the postoffice at Bloohburg,
Texas, about six years ago. He was
sentenced to serve two years in the
penitentiary. 3ince the postoffice
was burglarized the prisoner has
served a four years’ term in tho
penitentiary on another charge
Gregord is 02 years or age and stat-
ed that 4(1 years of his life has been
spent in prison.
Julian Hall, charged with violating
the localToption law, made bond yes-
terday.
.1. S. Ramsey brought Sadie Mil
let’, colored, over from Denison last
night and placed her in jail on the
charge of theft.
Penitentiary Agent Bill Russell
spent the night in Sherman last night
and had three prisoners in charge:
Jesse Johnson and Alf. Jackson and
completely as does an undraped tunic. "am! t\[ ■u" “*on »nd
if mother fancies a Ut„ -..a )Vi" Hood, colored. They were taken
Local Railroad No;es.
A. G. Morriso.n of Fort Worth,
south end Frisco claim agent, wa*
in the city today.
L. E Foote of Francis, master me-
chanic for the Frisco, was here to-
day.
Conductor Dick Naylor of the
Cotton Belt has returned to duty on
the Sherman-Commetre passenger af-
ter being off a week in charge of
tbe president's special, which made
If mother fancies a separate skirt and
blouse she may have that sort of cos
tume and feel certain that it becomes
her, since the narrow skirts of taffeta
and soft fabrics often have smoothly
fitted front and side forms, but backs
from the Bcnliam jail.
W. M. Btirwell, sheriff of Amarillo,
was here (his afternoon and brought
Bob Ford, an attached witness in
the Pen Thomas murder ease and
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cut straight and gathered Into a waist-! turned him over to Sheriff McAfee.
hond Aha ntanlrAfa A — — 1*. 1L _ l _ m. mna n fnl L> ■■■ L n 11 y. »1.«u 1 i u
band, the plackets coming at the left
side and fastening Invisibly over that
nip.
Malaria Makes rate Sickly Children.
The Old Standard GROVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC, drives
out malaria and builds up the sys-
tem. For grown people and chil-
dren, 50c. 20-eod
(Advertisement.)
Ford was a fellow boilermaker with
Jack Crane, whom Thomas is charg-
ed with* murdering.
Motion wns filed this afternoon
in the county court for a new trial
in the case of Samuel McLain of
near Gunter. Mr. McLain was tried
a few days ago on the charge of be-
ing of unsound mind and needing a
guardian frr his urooerty and the
court adjudged him to be sane
7:45 p. m.
RETAIL MERCHANTS.
State Secretary Pays u Visit to the
Local Association.
r
/or Digestible Muffins
Muffins can never be their best if made from lard and
soaked with grease.
Cottolene muffins are light, dry and crisp, because Cottolene
heats to a higher temperature than butter or lard, without burning,
and in cooking forms a crust
W. J. E-dgecouiU or San Antonio,
state secretary for the Retail Mer-
chants Association, Is in the city for
a day or two and is assisting in
building up the membership of the
Sherman organization while here.
iHe was in attendance at the regular
meeting of the association last night
and much of the time was spent in
discussing with him quesOons of vi-
tal interest to the merchants.
He outlined the work that Is being
done over the state by tho co-opera-
tion of the merchants, and what the
state officers are doing to benefit the
retail business in general. He told
of how the state association had
spent time on the bogus (heck law
in the last session of the legislature.
Although this law was r.ot passed
then it seems Impossible for it not
Jo go through this session. If it is
passed then ft will be a misdemeanor
.for a man to give a check and have
no funds in the bank. However,
there is a provision in the law to
protect the honest man who over-
draws his account by an error.
The state association is also work-
ing on a plan to make all peddlers
pay a tax for the privilege of selling
goods. At present there is no such
tf.x exacted and patronage is secured
from customers whtch rightfully be-
long to the merchants, who are pay-
ing taxes to keep up schools and do-
nating large sums of money to pub-
lic institutions.
Mr. Edgecomb stated tiiat there
are over 2,000,000 ratings on indi
viduals in the state, and about 107
well organized cities and towns. The
Sherman association has a splendid
list of ratings on individuals and the
members appreciate it very much.
WThile explaining the purposes of
tho organization Mr. F-dgecombe
stated very emphatically that there
is no blacklisting and that the credR
rating system is absolutely fair and
Is just a record of the actual facts
in connection with the moral and
financial credit responsibility of ev
ery person who Is trading on credit
in the county. “It Is really a benefit
to the person who is honest,” said
Mr. Edgecombe, “and I assure you
that, a good rating with the mer-
chants’ association is worth having
and of great assistance in securing
credit accommodations anvwhere in
the state of Texas or In the United
States Every town of anv impor-
tance in Texas ,now has this system
of operation and the work hap result-
ed in stopping the loss on bad ac-
counts from which the merchants
have suffered so long."
President, Hollingsworth presided
at the. meeting. The reports of th®
secretary and treasurer were read
and accented. Six merchants, who
had annlications for membership
wom declared eligible and were ad-
mitted.
enter the Christian life.
--—•--
“DMITE PLOHERS’’
ATTORNEY TALKS
Associated Presv Dispatch]
Indianapolis, Oct, 9.—The atto.
ney for t'he d'et'ense in the trial of
tne dynamite plotters” today said'
“These forty-five men were not dy-
namiters but ware, the evidence will
disclose, lovers of peace and quiet.
Witnesses from many cities will
show their good reputation. Look
at that gray-4iaire;l man over there."
One by one the defendants were
required to stand so the jury might
become acquainted with their faces.
work, athletics,' swimming, relav
races, tug-o'-war, bombordm n-,
baseball, basket, hall, games in the
game room, new members, attend-
ance in Bible classes educational
tours and debating clubs.
POLES TO OoME DOWN.
Tel< phone Company Will Remove all
Over lieai! Work.
DURANT REJECTS
TRY THIS RECIPE FOR MUFFINS
Uble«pooni melted Cottolene
1V4 cup* milk 1 ubletpoon sugar
3 cup* lilted flour 1 scant teaspoon salt
1 egg 3 teaspoon* baking powder
Sift baking powder and flour together;
add the Cottolene, auger, egg and milk
tuaa more or lee* milk according to flour).
which shuts out the fat.
Cottolene cooked food is
always digestible.
Cottolene is much more eco-
nomical than butter or lard.
Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK
COMPANY
BISHj, ,i»- 5
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Mi
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T
ARE COLLECTING FUNDS
ON ROOSEVELT’S TOUR
Associated Pres* Dlspatcbl
Mackinaw. Mich., Oct. 9.—-Roose-
velt carried his campaign into the
upper peninsula of Michigan today.
In his present tour a representative
of the financial bureau is collecting
funds from the crowds that gather.
At Dafrett orie thousand dollars was
raised.
•----—
Local Temperature.
Yesterday’s temperature:
Maximum 87.
Minimum 72.
At 2:30 p, m. today 88.
The following weather forecast
has bden posted by R. A. Gibbs, lo-
cal observer:
Tonlg'ht and Thursday generally
cloudy; cooler Thursday.
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A valuable dressing for flesh
wounds, burns, scalds, old sores,
rssh. chafed skin. is BALLARD’S
SNOW LINIMENT. It Is both healing
and antiseptics. Price 25c. 50c and
*1,00 per bottle. Sold by Lankford-
Kelth Drug Go. d&w
(Advertisement.)
purant, Okla , Oct. ft.—Durant to-
dafy voted against a commission form
of government, rejecting the iree-
holders' charter by a majority of <>4.
The vote was light except in tl.e
First ward, which voted 80 to 0
against the proposition.
Win. A. Allen, Chacon, N. Mex.,
writes: “My wif ) had a cough that
nearly choked her lo death the
worst 1 ever saw We tried ev-
erything we could think of but did
her no good. By good luck I hap-
pened to get a bottle o' Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound and it
helped her at once. It is the best
cough medicine 1 ever heard of."
Sold by W. L. Bitting. m-w-F &w
(Advertisement)
-----♦—........ ,
For Lump Coal and Washed Nut
Coal, phone 369. BUSSEY & CO.
(Advertisement) o3-tf
-—♦—;—--
When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges-
tion, and you need HERBINE to get
rtd of the disagreeable fe«ling. It
drives out badly digested food,
strengthens the stomach and puri-
fies the bowels. Price 50c. 8o!d by
Lankford-Keith Drug Co. d&w
(Advertisement.)
Wanted—Two experienced shoe
men. Apply this er/ening or before
noon tomorrow. Steinleln & Mar-
tin. 9-lt
(Advertisement.)
tivilies was enthusiastic
In the groui» known as the high
school boys the “reds" were suc-
cessful in capturing two of the
three events of the day. This was
also true in case of the employed
hoys’ class. Raymond Stephens is
captain of the “r«ds“ for the big.,
sotiool class, and J. P. Wheat is
captain of the “blues.”
The members who have enrolled
with the members of the high
school class are: Stephens, captain:
Weldon .Moore: Eli Minton, Nob’e
Jenkins. Ray l-o -ke, Talley Aston.
Rudolph Parker, Guy Martin, El-
vin Elrod, Felix Edwards, Hamlstt
Hayes, C. P. Gregory, Mack Wright.
For tit© "blues" the following ar*.
tjje representatives: Wheat, cap-
tain; Paul Early, Scott Mcivown,
Chas. Green, Holmes Steele, Oa .
Brazil, Sam Reeves. Tom Lucas,
Vernon Hayden, Claudo Smith, O.
C. B-ekk'ti, and' Bob Bradford.
Membe:s who are representing
the "reds" for the employed boys'
class are: Wiley Tippit, captain;
Dan Myers, Dick Reeves, Emanuel
Heisenberg, John Mabry, James
Naylor, and Carl Alexander. The
“blues” are: Leo Whiting, captain;
Duvall, Merrel 'Vestal, Leon Irby,
Pat. Lyon, Sidney Jefferson, Kveret.
Patton, Paul Newman and Chas.
HAgler,
The contest applies to every,
branch of the association work. Ev-
erything is rewarded by points from! the stomach,
persona) attendance* to the meetings; Grown People as
Mayor John C. Wall tills morning
received a letter from J. E. Farns-
worth. vice president of the South-
western Telegraph and Telephone
company, saying that, the * Work of
removing the company's telephone
poles and overhead .wiles from
Travis street would bo started not
later than the 15th of th's month;
also that other wires in tho city will
go underground' ahead of the paving
soon to be started.
J. C. Ray, Winfield, Ala., says;
"My father, T. J. Ray, suffered
with kidney and bladder trouble so
bad he had to use a catheter. Va-
rious kidney remedies were tried
without result, and finally we gave
him Foley Kidney Pills. In three
days he could pass some water and
on the fifth no longer needed a
catheter. He continued to use
Foley Kidney Pills until entirely
cured." Sold by VV. L, Bitting.
m-w-F Atw
(Advertisement.)
Why is Sugar Sweet?
if sugar did not dissolve in the
mouth you could not last© Hie sweet.
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL
TONIC is as strong as the strongest
bitter tonlr, but you do not taste
th© bitter because the ingredients
do not dissolve in the mouth but
da dissolve readily in the acids ot
Is just as good for
for Children. The
to securing a new member. Points First and Original Tasteless Chill
are given In this contest, which u> | Tonic. The Standard for 30 years,
to last for two months, in the foi-j 50c. 20-eod
lowing things: Attendance, gym I (Advertisement.)
"" 1 ' ........•-"* ! ............................
WE CARRY 0NL/ THE BEST
and by that we mean “best” In ev-
ery way—good body, fine finish and
great durability. These paints of
ours have wonderful weather resist-
priced paints. All we ask is one
longer time than the ordinary, low-
ing properties and look wjdl for a
lair trial. After that you will come
here for all your paints naturally
Pains All Over!
‘You are welcome,’* says Mrs. Nora Guffey, of Broken
Arrow, Okla., “to use my letter in any way you want to,
if it will induce some suffering woman to try Cardui. I had
pains all over, and suffered with an abscess. Three phy-
sicians failed to relieve me. Since taking Cardui, f am in
better health than ever before, and that means much to me,
because I suffered many years with womanly troubles, of
different kinds. What other treatments I tried, helped me
| for a few days only.”
| j^i TAKE TUe%
Cardui wom^M
Don’t wait, until you are taken down sick, before fak-
ing care of yourself. The small aches and pains, and other
symptoms of womanly weakness and disease, always mean
worse to follow, unless given quick treatment
You would always keep Cardui handy, rf you knew
what quick and permanent relief it gives, where weakness
and disease of the womanly system makes life seem hard
to bear. Cardui has helped over a million women. Try It
Write to: Ladies’ Advisory Dept.. Chaltanooji. Medicine Co., Chattanoeca. Temi,
lor Special Instructloia, and 64-page book, “Home Treatment lor Women," sent tree. J 51 I
warn
enough,
too.
You'll gave money by it.
W. N. BUTRIDGE
PAINTS, WALL PAPER
PICTURE FRAMING.
Sherman, Texas.
AND
SANITARY
Our new quarters are nearer you and i
want you lo call and see one of the
moet SANITARY grocery stores
In North Texas
C. D. Pierce, Grocer
NEW PHONE 510. OLD PHONE «87.
South Travis Street, Between Two Bakeries.
-Arrived-
REGALIA
That Goad CIGAR
CARL R» NALL, “The Careful Druggist**
Phone 23
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