Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 16, 1917 Page: 9 of 10
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iturday, June 16, 1917
SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT—SHERMAN. TEXAS.
J AGE SEVER.
Classified Ads
Hit t JMT
witd repaired by
u expert
Don't watt aatB ft
•Ups, tint bore It ro-
otled, u ft should be,
•very 18 months—the
•aiue to tuy other ma-
chine.
Watch repairing la no
mere “sideline” with
os. We make a moat
particular specialty of
thla work.
Our repair depart-
ment, thoroughly mod-
ern, la la charge of an
expert horok>glst^-a
man time-trained In hla
craft
Bring yonr watch In
today and let ns make
an estimate and pat It
In perfect order.
Prices always reason-
able, consistent With
high-class work.
GRUEM
• lAeri th»r> Watcr\
Interarban
Parlor Cars
thorough
between Denison and Dallas
(also between Dallas and Waco)
beginning May 1st. Two trips
eaeu way dauy. Cars elegantly
equipped for your comfort snd
convenience.
Roomy, comfortable chairs of
latest parlor car type. Smoking
and observation compartments.
Parlor Cars leave Sherman
for Dallas 7:35 a. m. and
3:35 p. m.
Seat Fare 25c.
C. B. Anderson,
Agent
FOR SALE—A garage at M2 South
Walnut, cheap. Phone or see Max
Glhbs. ml2-tf
3 Lines 3 Times,.......
.,25c'
3 Lines 6 Times........
..40c
3 Lines 12 Times.......
..70c
3 Lines 24 Times.......
.$1.23
ADDITIONAL NUMBER OF
LINES
IN SAME PROPORTION.
FOR KLIN 1—ROOMS.
FOR RF.NT—Nicely furnished bed
rooms, all conveniences. 302 8. Wal-
nut St. , 15-3t
FURNISHED rooms for
keeping. 208 E. Cherry.
light
houae-
J14-tf
FOR RENT—Four unfurnished rooms
510 South Maxey. Phono 1030. jl4-lw
UPSTAIRS furnished room for rent.
412 S. Crockett. Pone 171. J12-6t
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 501 South Travis
street. Mrs. Julia A. King. j7-7t
A BED ROOM with south exposure.
All modern conveniences. Miss Grace
Wright 209 East Pecan. jl-tf
laMMIBIK
wimiomu
WANTED—Teams at 50 cents per
hour. Inquire at office 510 M. A P.
Bank building or on works, Lamar
street Monday morning. Phone 1202.
Kaw Paving Co. jl6-8t
LARGE HAMPSHIRE BOAR for ser-
vice, 82.50. Phone George English at
night. Old phone 899. jC-tf
READY REFERENCE AND INFOR |
MAT10N ABOUT
SHERMAN BUSINESS MEN AND|
INSTITUTIONS
J. M. YOUNG, 207 East Houston street,
welds anything that is made of metal
from aluminum cook vessels to flour
Ij mill engines. Old phone 089 nliVtf
MAHONEY BROS, for first-class shoo
repairing. Best material used. The
best Is always the cheapest. n9-tf
ONE FURNISHED bed room to rent.
308 West Jones. m31-tf
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms
with sleeping porch, bath with hot
iwater, gas and electric lights. Old
phone 569. , mlO-tf
FOR RENT—One modern 6-room
house on South Walnut street. Old
phone 933. mlO-tf
AN APARTMENT for rent on N.
Crockett street Old phone 28. Mrs. S.
R. Weaver. • m3-tf
FOR RENT—An apartment at 1213
E Cherry. Mrs. T. T. Maxwell. Old
phone 596. m26-tf
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT—Nice home, newly pa-
pered. 5 rooms, bath, barn, lights.
419 Orange street. R. L. Burton. Old
phone 517. J15-tf
FOlt RENT—Six-room house arrang-
ed for two families. 215 East Lamar
street. D. K. Penn. Junl3-lw
■FOR RENT—Five room house for
Bummer. No. 216 N. Elm. Phone 1724.
J13-4t
FOR RENT—Nice home, newly pa-
pered, 5 rooms, bath, bam, , electric
light. 419 Orange St A. L. Burton,
old 517. filS-at
FOR RENT—Desirable six-room cot-
tage with modern conveniences. 820
Cleveland avenue. Apply Phone 597.
J9-tf
FOR RENT—One house, No. 200
North Walnut; newly done over; six
rooms, big yard. Apply Walter C.
Jones & Co. J2-tf
FOR RENT—Five room cottage, bath
and sewerage; newly re-papered and
re-flnlshed Inside; one block north of
square, ('all 410 old. ml9-tf
FOR RENT—4 room house with hall.
All modem conveniences. New phone
268. m4-tf
ATTORNEYS—
Webb A Webb, Room 7-11 Murphy Bldg..............Old 534; New 122
Bookont A Jones, M. A P. Bank, Sherman....Phones, Old 1186, New 84
Security Building, Denison......................Both Phones ill
AUTO AND MACHINE WORKS—BATTERY SERVICE
Washington Iron Works, 818-24 EL Lamar St....................Old 84
AUTO TIRES A TUBE VULCANIZING—Goodyear and Ajax Tina
Sherman Vulcanising Works, 116 N. Crockett................Old 1131
AUTOMOBILES—
Davla Motor Co., Agents for Cole, Reo, Dort and Chevrolet
Automobiles...................................Both Phonea 420
AUTO SERVICE-
MOSS A Kirk, Auto Service Day and Night CRy and Country
Calls Given Prompt Attention..I...................Old Phone 1511
BAKER!’—OUR OWN MAID
Sanitary Bakery, 804 So. Orockett.............................Old 79
GAVE—
Famous Cafe, 119 North Travis.............................Both 501
DRUGS, PRESCRIPTIONS, PATENT MEDICINES
Sheehey’s Drug Store, North Side Square...............Old 7; New 8
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, SUPPLIES, WIRING
Kolb Electric Co., 118 No Crockett. ...........Old 299; New 299
FURNITURE—OFFICE FURNITURE, STOVES, BUGS
Taliaferro Furniture Oo, 112-14 East Houston......Old 573; New 162
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED VEGETABLES
Howdeahell’s. 108 Crockett...............Old 169; New 183
INSURANCE A REAL ESTATE
Carpenter A Belden 210 No. Travis.....................-..Both 43
NEWSPAPERS AND PRINTING
Sherman Democrat—each week-day afternoon and Weekly,
Commercial Printing.................................Both 111
OPTOMETRIST A OPTICIAN
& B. Nall, Commercial Bank Bldg..................Old 720; New 161
PIANO TUNING,
O. L. Guinn, with Kidd-Kev College,...........................Old 805
PRINTERS—OFFICE, 8CH001* TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, KODAKS
The Reynolda-Parker Co. 126 No. Travis....................Both 723
REAL ESTATE—
H. A. Holliday, Real Estate, Loans, Commercial Bank build-
ing..............................................Phones 431
Gulick A Halt Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, M. A P. Bank build-
ing............................. Phones 195
SHOES A SHOE REPAIRING (MEN’S NEW SHOES)
Mihouey Bros., 216 North Travis, near Binkley.
TAILORING, CLEANING, PRESSING.
Who’s Your Tailor? Pierce A Gilmer, 211 North Travis............635
TRANSFER A STORAGE
E. Knox Dray Line, 202 E. Houston.........................Both 114
FOR SALE—138 acres black land,
seven miles southwest of Sherman. See
W. T. Wilson. m24-tf
A GOOD HOME—10 rooms; large
lot; east front. Grand Avenue, for
quick sale. Carpenter & Bolden. a2-tf
FOR SALE—Fine lot. cheap. 50x210
feet, cast front. S. Charles St., $350.
Carpenter A Belden. al6-t*
FOR SaLE—A pretty, new bungalow;
five rooms, bath, sewerage, natural
gas, electric lights, two porches,
screened.. Lot well located; 75 feet
east front Half cash, balance monthly.
Carpenter A Belden. a2-tf
HELP WANTED.
FOR RENT—A four-room house, city WANTED—Teams for grading con-
water ; natural gag. Old phone 516. | tract; will sub-work or hire by the
ml9-tf day. E. H. Doyle, Shefmnn, Texas.
FOR RENT—Close In cottage, newly
papered and varnished, and In good
neighborhod. Old phone 556. m5-tf
FOR RENT—House of 4 rooms, also
4 furnished rooms. C. L. Stafford, old
phone 191. ml9-tf
FOR RENT—6 room hoase. 1009 S.
First St See Dunk Inman. aSl-tf
FOR RENT—Dwellings In all parts
of the city. New phone 220. Bias-
slngnme A Dean. m8-tf
REAL ESTATE.
Phone 458. Box 570.
J15-3t
FOR SALE—Two passenger auto,
electric starter and lights, first class
jnechanlcul condition. North Texas
Motor Co. jl4-6t
USED CARS FOR SALE—Have 5 or
7 pusseuger; electric lights and start-
er: first class shape. Will trade for
other cars, horse and buggy, vacant
lots or small house and lot. See Tom
Spurlock. jl2-6t
LIVE SIOCK.
A GOOD GENTLE fuiully horse for
sale. Also phaeton in good condition.
Old phone 422. 802 N. Crockett. jl5-flt
FOR SALE—Six fine White Rabbits
for $1.50. Phone 1366. jl4-lw
FOR SALE—New five-roomed bouse,
lot 57x200; good garden, storm house,
storage house: worth $2,500; for. quick
rale $1,500, $300 cash, balance small
monthly imyments. W. J. Long. jl445t
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE— 50 acres all In cultiva-
tion. good improvements, spleudld
land, a bargain at sixty dollars and
allow present owner to keep this
year’s rents or seventy dollAr* and
you get rents.
COPLEY & MILLS.
FOR SALE—70 acres, all in cultiva-
tion, five milps from Sherman, on
good roadB; ail good black land and
a bargain.
COPLEY & MILLS.
FOR SALE—‘A five room cottage on
Cleveland Ave.; a bargain at twelve
hundred and fifty dollars.
COPLEY A MILLS.
FOR SALE—A five room cottage in
the south part of town; new and all
modern conveniences including all
furniture and fixtures, even the
chickens, at fifteen hundred dollars.
Party leaving town. JO-tf
COPLEY & MILLS. "
WANTED—Middle aged woman for
housekeeper; must have references;
good place for right woman. Address
"D. Z.,’ care Democrat. j7-tf
WANTED—A bookkeeper; must he
quick In figures; good penman; some
experience. The Geo. A. Stewart Co.
J4-\f
WANTED—Boy to carry newspaper
route; must hare hone. Can go to
school and carry paper route. Apply
at once to F. E. Keith at Keith's Drug
Store. m21tf
FINANCIAL
i
FARM LOANS—I always have money
*to loan on good farms at the lowest
rate of Interest and the easiest terms
ever offered. R. L. Da in wood, Sher-
man. Tex^a 26-tf
POULTRY.
EGGS FOR SETTING—From prize
winning Ancona chickens. Old phone
562 or new 148. for prices. fl3-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
' LOST—A pocket book and $5.00;
also a register card. V. P. Mitchell,
care Wilson Lumber Yard, Sherman.
jl5-3t
LOST—A bunch of keys. Bring to
Travis Street Methodist church.
jll-lw
AUTOMOBILES.
j FOR SALE—5 passengy Imperial,
j electric starter and lights. North
Texas Motdr Co. jl4-6t
FOR SALE at a bargain—Set Shetland
pony harness, good condition. 711
E. Houston St Old phone 832. m23-tf
WANTED a fw choice Jersey cows, also
heifer calves. Must be rich, abundant
milkers. Address with price Sanitary
Dairy, Route Three, 8berman. a25-tf
INSURANCE
FOR SALE—Oakland cars, six cylln-
| der, 41 horsepower; soMd leather
seats for $1020. Have agency for
FIRE AND TORNADO Insurance writ-
ten in time-tried, fire-tested, aid line
companies. Blasslngame A Dean,
New phone 226. n4-tf
JUNK DEALERS.
THE SHERMAN JUNK CO, wants
all your Junk of any description.
Highest prices paid. No. 407 N. Wal-
nut street Old phone 468. n23-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE—One gasoline hay press,
one horse-power hay press, one brood
mare, one cultivator, one small Vie-
trola and 50 records. A. L. Burton,
Old phone 517. jl5-tf-dftw
J. A. KNOX, WEST HOUSTON ST.—
5c hamburgers, 5c milk shake, chill,
cold drinks. Everything clean. Come
to see me. 6-9-lmo
SKYLIGHT GLASS for sale. Roberts,
Sanford and Taylor Co. Jun2-tf
FOR SALE—Tomato plants, 10 cunts
a hundred. Call at Elmore's Grocery.
East Houston street J14-2t
WANTED—By a couple; man, wife
and child a nice furnished room with
bath. Address II. O. G., care Demo-
crat J7-tf
YOUR Safety Razor Binders can be
sharpened many times on the leajher
roll machine at 118 N. Travis St.
Sherman. Texas. my22-lm
NOW IS THE TIME to order yonr
window flower boxes; also all kind of
tin work, guttering, flues and tanks;
for prompt work see A. S. Tennille,
new phone 475. ffo-tf
THREE HUNDRED feet 4 inch pipe
suitable for drains, 10 cents a foot
Dederick Well Machine Works. a5-tf
Mill X HODGES
BARBERS
MARKS BROS’ BASEMENT.
Workmen who atrhre to
please every customer.
Hair trimming (or childrea
by men who know kow.
BATHS.
Look Out You Don’t Cat Yourself
If you have been a purchaser in our
cutlery department Yon will find
our razors, scissors, pocket knives,
etc., about as keen edged as it Is
possible to make them. They’ll hold
that edge too. Made of finely tem-
pered steel, as they are, they keep
the keenness that makes them so
pleasant to use, so satisfactory In
service.
HOLLINGSWORTH HWD. CO.
207 W. HOUSTON ST.
Make Your
Birthday Gift
A PHOTO.
Nothing would be
more appreciated.
Wears’
\
AGAINST THE
IT IS NOW IN THE HANDS OF
THE COURT, ALL EVIDENCE
HAVING BEEN GIVEN.
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP RATES
Via
H. & T. C.
Galveston every day, limit 90 days,
$15.10.
Galveston every Friday, limit 10 days
$12.30.
Corpus Chrlstl every day, limit 90 days
$19.20.
Corpus Chrlstl every Friday, limit 10
days $15.40.
Rates to other summer resorts fur-
nished on application.
L. J. MANTIUS
Ticket Agent, Union Station.
TRY A DEMOCRAT WANT AD.
Austin. Texas, June 18.—The out-
come of the I-ornax Injunction suit
against University Regents Fly. Kelly
and Mathis will not be known for some
days. Judge Ireland Graves of the
Twenty-Sixth District court now has
the case under advisement, evidence
having been completed and both sides
having rested. "We have no evidence
to offer,” stated Attorney Clarence
Martin for the defendants, when the
plaintiffs attorney announced that
they had closed.
Judge Graves said he could not in-
dicate the exact time he may be ex-
pected to reach a decision In the case.
It will Iks at least several days be-
fore each side can file Its written
briefs. The Judge will wish to study
these, investigate legal references and
review the testimony. Meanwhile his
court will bo in session at Georgetown
and much' of his time will bo taken
by that docket. It is possible, there-
fore, that no order may be ehtered In
the Lomax suits for a couple of weeks.
Meanwhile, according to the court's
announcement, the temjwrary re-
straining order against Regents Fly,
Kelly and Mathis will continue In
effect. Judge Graves also Altered a
temporary order, as sought in the Lo-
max amended petition, restraining E.
.1. Matthews, secretary of the board of
regents, from receiving or publishing
any vote of said regents upon the dis-
missal of plaintiff or other University
officials or employes. The next meet-
ing of the board of regents Is sched-
uled for July 12, by which time the
injunction will have been disposed of
one way or the other.
The plaintiffs presented some docu-
mentary evidence covering no matters
not already made public, and being in-
tended only to round ,out and complete
the features already developed. Wil-
bur P. Allen, chairman of the board of
regents, was the only witness who tes-
tified, and he was asked very few
questions.
Describing ills conversation with
Governor Ferguson on the Friday be-
fore the special meeting of the regents
in the governor's office on May 28.
Mr. Allen said the Governor told him
he had called the meeting because he
wanted to discuss University matters
with the board.
Some of the matters Mr. Alien could
recall thnt the Governor listed for dis-
cussion were: Fraternities. “that
he (the Governor) didn't think they
were good things in a dera<*‘ratlc in-
stitution;" that he wanted to “discuss
Dr. Vinson as not Iwing a proper man
for president,” and he wanted' to dis-
cuss "paying men to go to Europe ,to
write a thesis, and then taking a high-
er job on our money.”
“I don't remember it all.” sahl Mr.
Allen. "He went on about various
fads and fancies at the University."
Answering further questions, Mr.
Allen said Governor Ferguson ex-
pressed objection to President Vin-
son because he considered him a "fail-
ure” at the Austin Theological Sem-
inary. and because be thought a min-
ister should not be head of a non-sec-
tirisn University. Mr. Allen didn’t
recall that Governor Ferguson men-
tioned the names of the others who
must go.
"However, his attitude on several of
these men was well known to the
board," added the witness.
He testified further that “Governor
Ferguson said (at the conversation
with Mr. Alien on Friday before the
special meeting of the regents with the
Governor) that he had a right to
know the attitude of the board before
he took the responsibility of approving
this appropriation, which he consider-
ed large."
Mr. Allen testified on cross-examin-
ation that the governor had never re-
quested or sought to direct, or in-
fluence him to vote or act In any way,
as a regent, save as bis individual
judgment of the best Interests of the
University dictated.
When these plaintiffs rested and
the defendants said they had no evi-
dence to offer this was somewhat of
a surprise, although it had been un-
derstood unofficially that their evi-
dence would be brief.
Judge Martin, for the defendants,
presented a formal motion that all ev-
idence offered by plaintiffs he elimin-
ated, and that the court dismiss the
suits against each and ull defendants,
for the reason “that If all the evi-
dence, as introduced, is admitted to be
true, it Is wholly insufficient to es-
tablish the alleged conspiracy or sus-
tain the allegations made in plain-
tiffs petition.” The court took this
motion also under consideration.
Barber Makes Money Fanning.
Pittsburgh, Tex., June 16—F. D.
Biles, a farmer living five miles from
this place, raised 1,194 bushels , of
Irish iwtatoert on nine acres of ground,
(which he sold for $2,818. On the;same
land where the -ixrtatoe** grew Mr.
Biles has cotton now growing that
he expects will (nuke a bale to the
acre. Before coming to this county
to engage in farming Mr. Biles was
a barber in Dallas.
FOR SICK HEADACHE
TRY THIS MILD AND
SURE REMEDY FINE
FOR BILIOUSNESS
Bilious headaches are due to Inact-
ive liver. Stir up your liver, get
It working right again. get your
bowels regulated, the poison cleaned
out and you will feel like a new per-
son. I>o this by taking BOND’S LIV-
ER PILLS, one eaeh^ilght for two
three nights. A large bottle costs
only 25c at any drug store. They are
mild, safe; never gripe, yet
In action.—Advertisement.
KAISER AND
Has made it hard on the shoe bus-
iness. Keep your old shots and
let us repair them.
We call for and deliver.
Old Phone 1376.
MODEL SHOE SHOP.
S. A. ABD0, Prop.
GEO. F. PRESTON,
ARCHITECT.
One that is on the SQUARE, (East
Side.) Sherman, Texas.
Residence phone, old 1804-2
Office Phone No. 1304; New phone 889
Jinkins Transfer
AUTO AND AMBULANCE
SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT
Ail Galls Given Prompt Attention.
'Country Tripe Made at Reason-
able Kates.
SUMMERH1LL MOVING VAN
Hanlmg and Storbf.
Office, Phone 114, Knox’s Dray Line.
NOTICfc—I have stove and heater
wood for sale; cinders for sale; also
do any kind of hauling and garden
work. Call New Phone 609, Red.
E. R. Winn. j23-tf
SEE ORRIB GROUSE for Lamps.
Mantles, Chimneys, Globes. Fancy
Shades, second hand cook stores, gas
fixtures, gas fitting. 210 N. Travis.
a24-tf •
The Kiddles love Ice Cream—par-
tlcularly ours for
OUR ICE CREAM
has that creamy delirioutmess, distinct
flavoring and all ’round excellence
that satisfies. ~
OUR ICE CREAM
Is the SAFE cream for children for It
comes from a sanitary plant and is
made from the choicest, finest Ingredi-
ents obtainable.
Don't take chances with unknown
brands wheh you can obtain ours—Its
the finest procurable anywhere.
FOR SALE OR RENT—^ room bouse Grayson county and will appoint live.
tm T.ee nvehue. natural gas and other wide awake agents anywhere in Gr»y-
oonvenlences. Call Henry King at son county. W. D. Wharton, 1493 E.
ASHBURNICE CREAM CO.
American Bunk ft Trust Co.
ralT-tf
Richards. 081 old pholne.
19-tf
I & m
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UNTIL the coming of The Brunswick, music lovers had
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*
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, Now you may buy any record you
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Hear The Brunswick yourself, then
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agree with thousands of others that
The Brunswick has a better tone, and
that its many features make it the
phonograph you have always wanted.
FRANK JACKSON, Jr.
SALES ROOM AT 0. L. BAILEY’S. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENT
Phone 185,
$02 South Cockett
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