Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 12, 1917 Page: 3 of 8
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Over-work, worry and
the constant strain of a
business life are often
a cause of much trouble.
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Dr. Miles’ Nervine
is highly recommended
for all Nervous disor-
ders. It is particularly
invaluable to business
women. Regulate your,
bowels by using
DR. MILES'
LIVER PILLS
ir FIRST BOTTLE. OR BOX,
FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
NERVOUS ATTACKS.
"I surfaced with nervous at-
tacks and headaches. Then my
liver got out ot order and it
seemed as though my whole
system was upset. I com-
menced using Dr. Miles’ Nerv-
ine and also took Dr. Milo*'
I .her Pills and now I feel per-
fectly well In every way. My
bowels also are in good shape
now.”
MRS. AUGUSTA REISER.
1149 Portland Ave.,
Rochester, N. T.
Let Us
*
Repaint and Retrim
Your Automobile
We Will Make It Look Like New
SMITH’S
AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING WORKS
217 South Travis Street.
It Will Pay You to Call and Investigate.
LOSES DOUBLE
HEADER BIEL
Mr.YLESTER TEAM TAKES FOUR
STRAIGHTS FROM T1IE
SHERMAN BUNCH.
NEW PITCHER WORKED
IN THE SECOND GAME
Many llpnie Runs Made by Both
Teams—Batting Fairly Good But
Firldhig in l»o*p—Shrramn at
Home for Twelve Game*.
MeAlester, Oklu., June 12—The t
ror columns in yesterday’s double-
(header tell the true tale of how the
Sherman Browns lost a double-header
to the MeAlester Miners.,,
The first game went to the Hum-
phries aggregation li to 4, with 4 er-
rors by the Browns, and the second
0 to 1. with 5 errors by the Sherman
players.
'Patterson, Banner, Herriott and
Nutt made home runs in the games.
Nutt’s drive wedged the ball between
two hoards on top of the right field
fence. He circled the bases- while
Smith was trying to scramble up the
fence to recover the ball. Yesterday's
contest made It four straight by the
Miners. The score:
First Game.
ShcruiAn— •
Alt R H PO A B
Smith, r........v.5 0 2 1 0 2
Halliday, 1 .. .. ...4 0 0 2 os o
Alien, ui ........:s l 1 :i l ')
Robinson, 8.......4 0 1 1 2 0
Patterson, 2 ......112 2 0
Heilman. 1-in.« .. .2 0 0 4 0 0
Hughes, s........4 0 0 4 2 1
Banner, e ........ 4 1 1 5 1 1
Roberson, p......2 1 2 2 2 l
JUST RECEIVED-
Fresh Shipment of
Ribbon Cane Syrup
Cash Grocery Company
J. A. HARDAWAY. W. H. LUCAS
Northwest Corner Square. Both Phones 847.
Total........32
MeAlester—
4 8 24 10 4
AB R H PO
Mu Ivey. I .........3 2 1 0
Gross, s..........4 0 1 2
Thompson, 3......4 1 1 1
Herriott, lb......4 1 2 12
Nutt, r .. ........4 0 2 0
Humphries, 2.....3 o 0 2
Bailey, m........4 1 2 3
Palmer; c........4 0 1 7
Johnson, p........0 0 0 0
Phillips, p.......3 1 1 0
Service First
Quality Always
We are proud of our ice and proud of our delivery
service. It has helped to make Sherman a more
liveable city. We are glad to note that Sherman
people appreciate our efforts. If you are not
using ice start tomorrow. We are prepared to
serve you. Full weight guaranteed in your ice
box.
r
Sherman Ice Co.
PHONES 90 AND 91.
Total........33 (i 11 27 12 0
Sherman.... .. .. ...000 210 100—4
MeAlester ...........003 200 01*—41
Two-base hits—Smith. Herriott.
Bailey. Home runs—Patterson, Ban-
uer. Sacrifice hits—lleliman, Hum-
phreys. Stolen base—Mnlvey. Double
play—Robinson to Patterson to Heil-
man. Struck out—By Roberson 5, ny
Johnson 3, by Phillips 4. Bases on
bulls- Off Robertson 2, off Johnson
1. off Phillips 3. Hits—Off Johnson
1 hi 4 innings. Passed hall—Banner.
Left on bases—Sherman 7, MeAlester
8. Time of game—1 hoar and 48 min-
utes. Umpire—Shaffer. .
Second Game.
Sherman—
Western Association.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Sherman 4-1, MeAlester tMJ.
Ardmore 1. Denison 3.
Tulsa 8, Fort Smith 4.
Only three games scheduled.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Oklahoma City at Dcuisou.
Muskogee at Fort Smith.
MeAlester at Shermau.
Ardmore at Tulsa.
STANDING OF TIIE TEAMS.
Clubs— Piyd. W. 1. Pet.
Muskogee .. .. ;to ”(; .531
MeAlester . ......00
Oklahoma City
Fort Smith .
Ardmore .. ..
Denison ..
Sherman .. ..
Tulsa......
. .114
..50
..02
. .02
..01
..00
27
20
27
32
84
34
30
jiao
.547
.512
.481
.432
.448
.400
, Texas Iwague.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
San Antonio 1. Dallus 3.
Waco 3, Houston 4.
Shreveport 1. Fort Worth 3.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
San Antonio at Dallas.
Shreveport at Fort Worth.
Houston at Waco.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Clubs—
Houston ..
Dallas ..
Waco .. ..
Fort Worth
ShreveiKirt .
Sun Antonio
Plyd. W. L.
.68 15 23
43
3K
32
28
...08
...05
...01
..00
...70
25
27
35
ay
42
Pet.
.002
.032
.585
.478
.40!)
.400
TURN IM1WN PETITION ASKING
FOR TIIE REPEAL OF THE
CEMETERY ORDINANCE.
MAHER MAY BE TAKEN
TO THE PEOPLE SOON
American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
All games rained out.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
1 adroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Clubs—
Chicago ..
Boston . .
New York .
Cleveland .
Detroit .
St. Louis .
Washington
I'li Had el ph ia
Plyd. W. L. Pet.
..48 .18 15 .088
......44
......44
....51
......44
......45
.... 40
. ...42
20
24
20
20
.18
17
15
15
20
25
24
27
21)
27
.660
.545
.510
.455
.400
.370
.357
National league.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston 2, Pittsburgh 0.
Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 3.
New York 8, Chieago 2.
Philadelphia 4. St. Ixiuls 5.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati *
New York- nt Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Clubs—
Philadelphia .
New l'ork .
Chicago .. ..
St. Louis .. .
Cipeinnuti ..
Boston . ...
Brooklyn ..
T’lttstmrgh’V.
.42
.50
.....
. .....4(1
.v1. ...51
......38
. ..,.30
...15
— ■ ♦«
Plyd. W. L.
.41 20 15
20
20
25
23
10
10
15
10
21
21
28
22
23
30
Pet.
.031
.019
.586
.543
.431
.421
.410
.833
444444444
♦ WHY FIRST ISSUE
TWO
4 4 4
AB
R H PO A
E
Smith, r ..
........3
0
1 1
0
t
Halliday. I .
.......3
0
1 8
0
O
Allen, ia ,.
......3
0
0- 2
0
0
Robinson. 3
0
0 1
«
0
Patterson, 2
.......3
0
0 0
f
1
Heilman. 1 .
.......3
0
1 (i
0
1
Hughes, s .
......3
0
0 2
l
1
Mackey, e ..
......3
0
0 3
o
0
Poteet, p. ..
......3
1
1 «
1
l
Total.
1
4 18
5
5
MeAlester—
AB it H I'D
A
E
Mulvey, 1 ..
.......4
1
2 3
0
O
Gross, .s ....
0
0 4
3
1
Thompson, 3
......3
1
0 0
3
1
4 TWO BILLIONS. -I
* - *
The first issue of bonds—$2, ♦
♦ 000,000,000—has uot been de- 4
♦ termined by any arbitrary de- +
+ vision or judgment;,it has been 4
+ determined by the actual necessi- ♦
+ ties of the situation. It is the ♦
4 least possible sum that we ,can 4
4 afford to provide for the innne- 4
♦ dlate conduct of the war. We 4
+ are trying to spread the payment 4
+ for the* bonds over as large n 4
♦ iierioU us possible so that there ♦
♦ shall be no financial,disturbance, 4
♦ and wo are going to redeposit 4
4 the proceeds in the banks upon 4
4 some eijjiitnhle plan so that ♦
♦ there shall bo no interference 4
+ with business. This money is 4
4 uot; going to be taken out of the 4
4 country. 4
4 SECRETARY M< ADOO. 4
4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Maag Loses Claim.
LIVE MERCHANTS ASK FOR YOUR TRADE.
Waste Baskets
See Our North Window. One Line We Are Closing Out
AT .HALF PRICE.
This is Koda king Weather.
REYNOLDS-PARKER Co.
....27 (! 8 21 K) 3
...........001 000 0—1
v ........020 040 *—fl
lilt—Masters. Three-base
Home runs—Herriott.
Herriott, lb
Nutt, r ..
Griggs, 2 ..
Bailey. 111 ..
Palmer, e .,
Masters, p
Total
Sherman..
MeAlester..
Two-base
bit—Bailey.
Nutt. Sacrifice lilts—Allen. Gross.
Musters. Stolen bases—Heilman.
Palmer. Struck out—By Poteot 4, by
Masters 8 Double play - Kuliev to
Gross-, I .'.'i t i -ii base—Sherman 5, Me-
Alester 5. Time of game 1 hour ipel
80 minutes. Ujuplre—Shaffer.
Nctra and Observations.
Tim Jordan, who until two weeks
ago v us reckoned one of the best
pitchers in tlu* Western Association,
has h#rn released by Manager Dick
Si...... of tlie Ardmoreitos, and return-
ed here Friday night to pack his be-
longings mid go hapic. In juries to ids
right leg. .sustained during 11 game
*n I toil I two wis’ks ago. when In' fell.
prevented his working. Covlngtou, a
--1
The imihSiul laisehalt commission
Inis decided Heinle Muug, former
manager of the Muskogee Meta, cannot
collect a year’s salary from the Mus-
kogee' club, without playing. Muag
signed a two-year contract to play
with the team and manage the club
for 1916 mid 1017. He was released
at tlie close of last, season and sued
for tills year's salary—Fort Smith
Times-Uecord.
A. M. Hunsncker, Bogue Chitto.
Miss., writes; “1 suffered from rheti-
mat ism, kidney and bladder trouble,
also dizziness; would almost fall
down at limes. Foley Kidney Pills
gavo entire relief." Disordered kidneys
give warning by pains in side and
back, sore muscles, swollen joints,
tired and languid feeling. Sold every-
where. tu-th-s&w
“DO CHILDREN COUNT?”
young pitcher formerly with the Mo-
Idle club in tlie Southern league, bus
been signed to replace Jordan.—Ard-
more Ardmoreite.
Sherman is ti> have a great white
way. so tlie papers announce. That
is fine. Such evidence of growth and
development on tlie part^ of our
neighbor lends encouragement to tbc
hope that the town will some day
gi t ilito the same class with Denison
land tie able to register as many 110II
tax payers, likewise ns uiuiiy soldiers
as tlie Gate City, We laid something
ol-sci In mind blit—er—perhaps it
would be wise not ot mention ball
teams just now. Wo don't want 10
l)»rt anybody's feelings—Denison Her-
ald, . ,
— — —.——■- - a -, a- 4 d ,
Uraidi Shaft of Waterworks Engine
Again Broken—Material for Dis-
posal Ilant Hcs Arrived— I*ark
Matters arc Considered.
A
\
The regular weekly session of the
city commission was - held Monday
evening at. the Sherman Library, ami
a number of mutters were disposed
of. All members were present.
One of tlie most important acts of
(lie commission was to reject tlie po
tit ion asking for the repeal of tbc
ordinance prohildtiug any hut city
employes from working in West Hill
cemetery. This iietition was present-
ed some time ago, signed by II. H.
Adlof, Thos. Richards, J. C. Hestaml,
Dr. W. F. BUlr. W, A. Huggins and
108 others. 124 of which were qual-
ified voters.
The petitioners state that they will
carry the matter to the council and,
if necessary, to a vote of tlie people.
It is necessary that they have 131
signers to present tlie matter to the
council and 11)2 to carry It. to the
people.
R. W. E. Thompson, representing
the Nye Odorless Crematory Go., of
Macon, Gn., was present in regard to
selling Hie city n crematory plunt for
the disposal of garbage and dead inl-
mals. While such a plant would lie
desirable addition to the city's san-
itary department. Mayor Cole was ill
favor of completing some of the oth-
er projects on hand before purchasing
ail incinerator and the commission
was of the same opinion.
Dr. 1). W. Porter, representing the
trustees of St. John’s Colored M. E.
Church oil West Houston street, was
present and spoke in regard to a lot
which the city hud contemplated ex-
■ hanging for tlie one on which the
church stands, to make room for the
new park. After some discussion,
City Attorney Hnmp P. Abney was
instructed to go before the trustees
of the church and if possible reach
some sort of agreement to buy the
property outright.
City Manager O. J. S. Kllingson ro-
ported that tlie crank shaft, on the
Diesel engine nt tlie Fairview pump
station hail again been broken. He
was instructed to make a contract
with the T^xas Power & Light Com-
pany for lie company to furnish pow-
er lo I tie city while tlie shaft was be-
ing repaired. This shaft was welded
some few months ago at the Frisco
shops in North Sherman and was tlie
biggest welding job ever done south
of Chicago. *
City Manager O. J. 8. Killngson
presented Ids regular weekly report,
which showed, among oilier things,
that the material for the new sewer-
age disposal plant, was tieing placed
011 Ihe grounds on South Sherman.
Mr. Elliitgson stated that the work of
building this plant would' be rushed
forward as fast as practical, and
that when complete it will entirely
eliminate many of tbc unpleasant
conditions now prevailing about the
old plant. The plant, with favorable
weather conditions, will lie complete-
ly installed within from two to four
montlii' time.
The* ordinance providing for the
issuance of school bonds in the sum
of $30,000 was ‘passed on its second
reading.
The Southwestern Telephone &
Telegraph company long distance
franchise ordinance was finally pass-
ed. '1 J '
The bid of Robert Jones. jjuint
contractor, to paint tbc city's der-
ricks at tin' two pump stations was
approved.
A contract entered into by the city
manager for engine Inhriyatlng oil
with the Texas company was ratified
by the commission.
“D° CHILDREN COUNT?”
Noth it ig else frightens a man so
much as id wife's dead silence after
he has failed to do tlm proper thing.
It is like a stone wall wilh barbed
wire 011 top; he can't get around it
nor see through it. nor walk over it.
HARD WORK FOR WOMEN.
It is doubtful is there is any work
harder limn house work. ’ Overwork
tells on the kidneys, and when the
kidneys ore affected one ItKiks and
feels older than the actual yeers. Mrs.
A. G. Wells, R. K. 5, Rocky Mount;
N. 0„ writes: “I emiot praise Foley
Kidney Bills enough for the wonderful
benefit l have derived.” Sold every-
where, tulth-B&w
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per*
sonal supervision since its infancy*
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of ~
Inlants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
r What is CASTOR IA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric*
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Ita
age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been ia constant use for the relief of Constipation! Flatulency.
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. * .
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
l Bears the Signature of
-ft-'
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
™« eaWTAUW eOMMMV. »,* VOW. CITY,
3 W u. S. Bonds
'Ky
Liberty Loan
ORDERS ARE BEING PLACED NOW
Your subscription through us will be
promptly taken care of without charge.
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Observation Parlor Cafe Car
Solid Through Trains
Connecting with
Leave Sherman, Motor Car, 4:40 p. m.,
Lone Star Leaving Commerce 7:35 p. m., arriving Memphis
7:30 a.m.
Gel sapper on diner Retire early and wake up In Memphis
ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOURIST FARES TO VARIOUS
POINTS NOW IN EFFECT.
Fin- further In forma tint), see ticket agent, or write
GUS HOOVER. JOHN F. LEHANE,
Trav. Pass. Agent. Gettl. Frt. & Pass. Agt.,
Fort Worth, Texas. Tyler, Texas.
Glass ! Glass l
We Sell and Put in Glass of all Sizes.
WE DO IT NOW!
W. N. 8UTRIDCE
Phones 460;
210 S. Travis Street.
m
Thep/deftemd Largest
Bank in*this Section
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STRENGTH
A thoroughly sound bank is the only one you should consid-
er when surplus funds are to be deposited.
'flic unshakable strength of this institution is evidenced
by its Capital, Surplus and 'Profits of $750,000, by its prim,!
record of forty-three years of successful banking, and by the
well known integrity and ubilityxof those iu charge of ita
affair*.
IThe MERCHANTS andPLANTERSI
NATIONAL.BANK
S.her ma n....s.<Texa s'
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