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MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1915.
SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Dull Kid Beaded Vamp Pumps
* ANOTHER SHIPMENT BY EXPRESS
This is the slipper you have been waiting for
Price $4.00
Bettor oomo early while sizes, ami widths are complete
YATES SHOE CO.
THE ONE PRICE SHOE STORE
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A Plain Statement
You could «o much further and fare considerably worse, if
you’re looking to fill your lumber needs and don’t got our
prices,
It makes no difference whether your order is to be large
or small, better get “a board” now at the yard where the
prices talk strongest.
We do all kinds of Mill Work.
BASEBALL CALENDAR.
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Denison 9, Oklahoma City 1.
Sherman 1. Fort Smith 10.
Pans 0, Muskogee 5.
McAlenter I, Tulsa 1.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Denison at Oklahoma City.
Sherman at Fort Smith.
Paris at Muskogee.
McAIe^.er at Tulsa.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Plyd. Won. Lost. Pet.
SHERMAN WINS TWO
.ether day. walking 3 men. bitting
jone batsman and striking out one.
j Flannigan was thought to be a great
THEN LETS ONE DROP!“ VtfrtssAx
Denison .
Sherman . . .
Muskogee . .
Oklahoma City
Paris......
Fort Smith . .
Tulsa......
McAlester . .
.661
.571
.516
..>08
.500
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.452
.338
O'NEAL SHOW S SOME FORM OX
MOUND. WINNING SATUR-
DAY'S DOUBLE HEADER.
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Hall Lumber Co.
Phone 1201
208 East Street
Our Market Is Open For
Public Inspection
OUR FRESH MEATS arc the \crjf best the market afford*.
Give us a trial order and compare our prices’ and quality
with others.
We receive FRES11 FISH EVERY DAY and keep them in
Sanitary Ice Boxes. We do not handle frozen or cold storage
fish. ,
Wo have a full line of Heinz Relishes.
Brick, Cream and Swiss Cheese, Pitre llog laird, Ham,
ltucon, all kind* of Smoked Meats. Dressed Hens, Broilers.
SHERMAN FISH & NEAT MARKET
It. 8. DOUUHKKTtg Prop.
PROMPT DttMVIttMWk
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Fancy Pineapples 2 (or
26 CtS.
1 Lb Extra Fancy G. P. Tea
16 Lb. Cane Sugar . . .
$1.65
CANTALOUPES
Jaques Crutchfield Grocery
OLD PHONE IMI—051.
NEW PHONE 74.
Women hold up our bread as a
standard.
If you have never tried it order
some to day.
All Grocers Handle It
VIENNA STEAUf
BAKERY
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popular W»th autoists because of our repair tie- J|
partment is so efficient. Wecan accomodate a few |
more cars iu storage.
Simp Evans in charge of repair department.
Texas League,
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Beaumont 4, Dallas 2, (12
ningg.)
Galveston 4, Waco’ 0.
Houston 4, Shreveport 2,
San Antonio 2-2, For't Worth 1-0.
WHERE THEY PLAT TODAY.
Dallas at Houston.
Shreveport at Beaumont,
Fort Worth at Galveston.
Waco at San Antonio.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Plyd. Won. Lost. PC. Corzine, if
-.72 45 27 .625 Sheffield, if
..70 41
..72 37
..68 34
..72 36
..71 33
..71 31
..72 27
After taking the first three games
from Fort Smith, the Hitters lost
yesterday’s game by a one-sided
s< ore. Raj was hit pretty hard and
in the Fecund frame Herrtng hit for
a homer with the bases loaded.
Luhtp.li went in and was touched
up for "en safeties.
From Fort Smith the Sherman
team poos to Oklahoma City, open-
ing theec tomorrow.
The scores:
Saturday’s Double-Header.
FIRST GAME
Sherman—
AB. If. PO. A. E
..... 4 1 3
"stuff’ nwfsaijr for a big leaguer,
J>ut wps as i;.t to throw the ball
ever the grandstand as the plate.
The Sherman fans will not v, forget
.Lefty's” last appearance at Lyon
Park, when he knocked a three-bag-
ger and circled the bases with his
cap In his hand Hero i« hopfne he
makes good this time.
Weber, 2h
Mathis, lb
Jansen, 3b
O’Neal, j) ,
Milan, m .
Sorey, ss .
Coe, c
Galveston .
Waco . .
{Dallas . . .
Fort Worth
Houston . .
San Antonio
Beaumont .
Shreveport .
Kay. rf......
WeekB, rf .
Totals . .
Foil Smith—
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston 2, 8t. Louis 8.
Prqpktyn 1, Chicago 6.
Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 2.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduled.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Plyd. Won. i.nst. Pel.
.586
.514
.500
.500
.465
.437
.375 J McCarty, 2b
jlmininger, ss
Abington. m
Mosley, lb .
Jackson, rf
Corgan, 8b .
f.ciiison, if .
Felt, c. . . .
.30 7 27 18 1
Chicago . . .
. .51
30
21
.588
Si. Louis .
. .58
3 2
26
.552
Philadelphia ,
.51
28
23
.540
Pittsburgh . .
. .50
25
25
.500
Boston . . .
. .52
24
28
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Brooklyn . .
. .53
24
29
.4 53
New Y"ork . .
. .47
21
26
.447
Cincinnati . .
. .48
21
27
.4 53
American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago 7-3, Cleveland 1-0.
St. Louts 1, Detroit 0.
Only two games scheduled.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York At Philadelphia (two
games.)
BoUon at Washington (two
games.)
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Plyd Won. Lost. Pet.
Chicago . . .
. .57
37
20
.649
O’Neal, p
Boston ...
. . 46
28
18
.609
Milan, in
Detroit .
. .58
34
24
.586
Sorey, ss .
New York . .
. ,51
27
24
.529
Ritter, c. .
Washington
. .48
24
24
.506
Corzine, if
Cleveland . .
. .53
21
32
.396
Weeks, rf .
St. Louts
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20
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Philadelphia .
. .53
19
3 1
.358
ToUls .
Teething babies always have
hard time of it when this process
McCarty. 2b . .
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occur* in hot weather. They not
Leininger, ns . .
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1.
2
2
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only have to Contend with painful
Abington. m . .
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gums but the stomach is disordered.
Mosley, lb. . .
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bowels loose and the body unconi-
Jackson, rf . . .
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fottable. The best help you can
Corgan, 3b . .
. 3
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give the little sufforer is McGEE’S
Hornaby.....
. 1
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BABY ELIXIR. It corrects sour
Robison, If . ..
. 2
1
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stomach, cools and quiets the bowels
Felt, c......
. 3
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and helps digestion. Price 25c and
Gorham, p .
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50c per bottle. Fold by H. L. Shoe-
Herring . . ....
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Charges Against Husband.
Hornsby batted
seventh.
for
Robison
in
Zinn, p .. .......3
What do you know about O’Neal
pTching against the great and only
Zinn and getting hia goat, shutting
Fort Smith out In the first game oij
a double-header Saturday and then
going on Ihro'igh the second game
and holding the Twins down to one
run? The Dallas News head artist
called O’Neal an inexperienced slab
{artist and the Fort Smith sport
writer also dubbed him as Inexperi-
enced As a matj er of fact. O’Neal
has had more experience as a port-
side pitcher then as a right fielder
He joiiid Texarkana as a pitcher,
|j jhaving pitched winning ball before
(|1 going to Texarkana, but after Dad
„ Ritter was made manager of the
, .Texarkana team he put O'Neal in
p the right field on account of his
0'hitting ability. Ho pitched some last
0jyear. losing only two games out of
(1 .eight.. The chances are he will do
(>'a lot of relief work on the mound
0iHiis season. And you need never
f) t be surprised to see Sheffield or Web-
er go on the mound—both of them
were tormer pitchers and ran do it
yet.
Fred Heck, who used to play
third base for P-onhsra and made a
good job of It. is now playing short
stcip for the Dothan club in the
Gergirf-Alabnma longue. Heck will
long be remembered by Paris fans
for the stunt he pulled ore the local
diamond one day last summer.—
Paris Nows.
Totals......28 5 27 12 1
Sherman......000 ono 031 —4
Fort Smith . ..... 000 000 000—0
Runs—Weber, Milan, Coe, Weeks.
Two-base hits—Coe. Abington. Sar
rifice hits—Jansen, Leininger, Jack
eon, Robison. Stolen bases—Weber,
Mathis, Milan. Kelt, McCarty. Double
play—Mosley (unassisted.) Flrrt
base on halls—Off O’Neal 1, off
Zinn I. Deft on bases—Sherman 4.
Fort Smith 8. Struck out—-By
O’Neal 3, by Zinn 3. Hit bv pitcher
— B.v Zinn (Ray, Milan), by O’Neal
(Corgan.) Time of game—1 hour
hnd 34 minutes. Umpire—Pontius.
SECOND GAME.
Sherman
AB. H. PO. A. E.
Weber. 2b......2 1 3 2 0
Mathis, lb......2 1 7 0 n
Jansen. 3b....... 2 0 0 l o
Fan Smith—
..23 7 21 6 0
AB. H PO. A. E.
Owobbo, Mich., June 21,—A hear-
ing will he given Charles H. Miller,
real estate dealer, today, on the
charge brought by his wife that he
administered bichloride of mercury
tablets to her with the intention of
killing her. She charges that he
substituted the poison tablets for
medicine prescribed by the family
physician. While ill a few weeks
ago, Mrs. Miller telephoned to a
physician, who put up some medi-l
cine which her husband delivered.
One of the envelopes contained mer-
cury tablets, three of which, taken
at intervals, made her violently ill.
sillier took the envelopes, ostensibly
to return them to the doctor, Mrs.
Miller asserted, and delivered later
to his wife three envelopes bearing
tuo physician’s label. One of these
envelopes, the police stated, contain-
ed more of the poison tablets. The
wife later found, in a pocket in her
husband's coat an ordinary envelope
containing tablets. These she sub-
mitted to the family physician, who
declared they were mercury tablets
which he never had nor had ever
prescribed. ,
The accused husband insisted he
delivered the medicine furnished by
the physician and failed to account I Leininger, ss
for the poison tablets in his pocket. McOxrty, 2b
The motive on which the police j Abington. m
worked was that Miller and his wifeI Jackson, rf
have had trouble for a long time,'
she charging that he was friendly
with other women. The authorities
have 'been trying to ascertain where
Miller secured the tablets, and the
result of fholr inquiry will he told
at, the hearing today, it is expected.
hatted for Gorham in
Herring
eleventh.
Sherman . .......202 onn i—t
Fort Smith ....... 100 000 0---1
Runs—Weber. Mathis 2, Milan.
McCarty, Stolen base—Milan. Sacri-
fice hits- -Jansen 2. Corzine, Weeks,
Mathis. Leininger, Mosley. Doable
play—-Mosley (Unassisted.) Hit bv
pitcher—By Gorham (Mathis. I
Struck out—By O'Nca! (, Bases on
balls- -Off Gorham 3, off O’Neal 2.
{Left on bases—Sherman 7. Fort
Smith 3. Wild pitch—Gorham.
Time of game—1 hour and 20 min-
utes. Umpire—Pontius.
Sunday’s Gnnlle.
Sherman—
Weber, 3b .
Mathis, lh .
Jansen, 2b .
O’Neal, rf .
Milan, m . .
Sorey, ss . .
Uorlzne, if .
Ray, p .
Luhrscn, p .
Totals . .
Fort Smith-
iiMmdey, ib .
Corgan, .':b
Robison, if
Felt, c , .
Herring, j>
H. PO.
.32 6 24 14
If you have the Itch, don’t scratch.
It does not rare tho trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply RAI.-
I.ARD’S «N V LINIMENT. Rub it
gently oil the affected parts. It
relieves itching instantly and a
few applications removes the cause
thus performing a pannanent cure.
Price 25c, 5<>c and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold liy H. L. Shechoy. d&w
Roller skates propelled by two-
ylinder motors of one-quarter
j horsepower, the fuel tank being ear-
'Icd on a belt, have been invented
by a Frenchman.
W. P. COOK, Prop.
New Phone 204.
p:g:o:o;o;o:o:o:o:o:o
RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, Tetter, King-Worm, Ec-
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
Totals...... 40 16 27 16 I
Sherman . .. 000 ooo ion— i
Fort Smith .. .. 656 010 22 ” in
Runs—Coe. Leininger, McCarty 2,
Abington Jackson. Corcan, Robi-
son, Felt, Herring. Two-base hits—
Abinpbvn, Luhrscn. Home runs
Herring, McCarty. Sacrifice hits -
Jackson 2. Stolen bases Weber.
McCarty, Mosley. Double plays—
Luhrsen to Coe to Mathis, Herring
to Leininger to Mosley, Leininger to
MoCarty to Mosley. Left on bases—-
Sherman 8 Fort Smith 9. First
bner on balls—Off Luhrspn 1, off
Horrlngtogng 3. Hit by pitcher— Tty
Herring (Corzine, Jansen.) Struck
out By Lnhrsen 3. by Herring 5.
Hits Off Ray 5 in 2 Innings, off
Luhrsen 10 in 7 innings. Time oC
Igatne— t hour and 48 minutes. Urn-
<: i ) <• Pontius.
Notes and Observations.
"Lefty’’ Flannigan, at one time
with the Sherman T.-O. team and
who has been "lost’’ for a long time,
used internally or externally. 25c,'JTuSS ^tw^okShe^city the
The F1L Louis Americans have
secured an option on Zinn, the nifty
pitcher with tho Fort Smith team.
The Paris News aport writer says
Pitcher-. Cy Morgan and Gillam of
tho. Muskogee team have each been
decorated with (ho order of the
“can" by Manager Tacko.
••Pep" Hornsby Is the only Wes-
tern 'Laudation pitcher who has
pitched a no-hit, no-run game this
season.
Nicholson of the Denison Section
Hands ia tho only roan to hit a
home run in Lyon Park this season
which counted. Jansen’s third base-
man, put one right over the flag on
the left field fence, but Umps Mor-
gan called it a foul. Umps Morgan is
not umpiring now. it is noticed.
The Fort Smith Times-Oemocrat
has been printing a ivonderfully in-
teresting spoil page since the open-
ing of the. baseball Searqn and the
"port writers and statisticians of
that paper r.houid be given due
credit, for most of (he “dope” print-
ed around the Western Baseball As-
sociation circuit has been bodily
Hfted from its columns. The re-
ports have not only been interesting
out correct. The Democrat sport
|writers takes this occasion to give
credit to tho T.-D. for any matter
lie may have I ken from its columns
in -the past—or in the future.
Myers, tlm pitcher released by
Tulsa, has been signed by Oklahoma
City.
“Lefty” Alien, or ‘tittle” Allen,
as he was sometimes called, who
worked in Sherman’s left garden last
year, is with Oklahoma City. He
knocked a homo run the first time
up.
DiNlo Dick; Kerr, port side pitcher,
at one time with Sherman's T-0.
league, has made good with Fort
.Worth in the Texas league. He has
a lot of friends around 'the old cir-
cuit who are glad to see him going
so good.
The Middle Texas league ha3
"busted” and a lot of former T.-O.
league and Western Association
players have been set adrift. Here ts
a fine chance for some of the minor
Teague teams to strengthen up.
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4- SPORT SCHEDULE 4
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Three-Fifty Women's Pumps
Six New Ones Josl Arrive!
Dull Kids, Patent Colonials and Plain Patent Pumps
Any woman could mistake these shoes for shoes cost-
ing a dollar or two more
opens at South Shore Country club,
Chicago.
Rowing—Harvard vs. Yale, at New
London, Conn.
Yacht—Chicago Y. C. triangular
race, three days, on Lake .utchigan.
Saturday, June 26.
Horse—Rkce meet opens at Mon-
treal, P. Q. Racing season opens at
Aqueduck, L. t.
Track—A. A. U.'trial games, at
Harvard, Stadium, Cambridge, Mass.
Tennis—Clapd Court championship
of the U. S.. at Pittsburg, Pa.
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NOTABLE BIRTHDAYS TODAY.
Julie 21.
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Hon. Burd S. Paterson, Pennsyl-
vania editor and political leader,
now secretary of the Civil Service
Commission of Pittaburg. is 58
years old today. He was born at
Pottsville. Da.. June 21. 1857. and
was admitted to tho bar in 1878. He
became an editor a few years later
nnd was editor of Pittsburgh pallets
twelve years. He was one of the
moving spirit in the Anti-Quay As-
sociation and in the Union Party
and Lincoln Party movements in
Pennsylvania, which opposed boss
ryte. Mr. Patterson has taken the
initiative in many civic celebrations
ouch as the anniversary of Pitts- rays.
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Monday.
Horse—Race meets all week ai
Denver, Colo,, and Estonia, Ky.
Racing at Jamiaca, L‘ I., continues
until Friday, turning at Ottawa,
Ont., continues until Wednesday.
Golf—Pacific Northwest cham-
pionship, all week, at Tacoma. Wash.
~ Tennis—-Championship of the Onr-
olinas. at Greenville, S. C. Okla-
homa state championship, at Okla-
homa City, Okla. Middle states
championship, at Orange, N. J. Del-
aware Stnic -cbrtifttptanBhip, at Wil-
mington, Del. Ventral West Wo-
men’s championship, at Kansas City,
Mo.
Boxing:—Bouts at Morrow, Ohio.
Tuesday, June 22.
Horne—-Race meet opens at Rock-
port, O.
Yacht—America’s Cup candidate?.
Resolute and Vanttie. race off New
York.
' Boxing—Mike Glover vs. Jack
Britton, 12 rounds, at Boston.
Wednesday, June 22.
Horse—Western Canada Circuit
meet, 4 days, opens at Moose Jaw,
Sank.
Golf--Connecticut state cham-
pionships, 4 days, at Greenwich,
Conn.
Tennis—Idaho State championship,
at Lewiston, Ida. t
TlmrsdnJr« Jane 21.
Auto -Hill climbing contest at
at Uniontown,
Boxing—Intercity amateur tourna-
ment, Chicago vs. Cleveland. i
Friday, June 25.
•Horse-Race meet opens at Ham-
ilton, Ont. Horse shows, two days,
*
Ayw*:4. _’b v. ■ 'V
burg's foundiug the celebration of
the first steam navigation on the
western rivers, the small parks as-
sociation of Plteburg, etc. He wrote
tco first playground law passed by
(ho Pennsylvania legislature. .He was
mnnected with the early efforts to
build the Lake Erio and Ohio river
ship cwial and is now secretary of
tho association in charge. In 1909
lie was made secretary of -the Civil
Service Commission of Pittsburgh.
Ho is active in many lines of pub-
lic service and gives his time un-
grudgingly to uplift work.
Mohammed Aii Mirza, former
Shah of Persia, 4 5 veare old today.
Ralph C. Craig, famous Michigan
athlete, 26 years old today.
A regular morning operation p
the bowels puts you in fine shape
for the days work. If you miss It
you feel uncomfortable and cannot
put vtm into your movement. For
all bowel irregularities HERBINE
is the remedy. It purifies, strength-
ens and regulates. Price 50c. Sold
by H. L. Sheehey. d&w
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tacking boilers with hot water two
Maryland men have patented coils
of thin pipe that can be erected
on a roof to be heated 'by the sun's
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Test your taste on Camels I Compare them with cigarettes you think
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Cost of tobaccos blended in
Camels prohibits the use
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Smokers appreciate Camel
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dealer can' I .apply yoa. eendlOcrar
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pottage prepaid. If after emokiag
one package yam aro not delighted
with CAMELS, retmya the other
nine packagee and era will refund
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Win«ton-Salem, N. C. a .
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I'MONER 184.
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These Hot Summer Days
Depend upon us for—
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