Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 28, 1919 Page: 2 of 8
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' DWAUliNljW 1878.
Entered at the poetoffice at Slier,
■an sa mall matter of the McOnd
cUtk according to act of Congre**
1873.
RACE PROBLEM LOOMING AHEAD
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OFFICER AND BRIDE TO , .
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Wednesday. Hay 23. 1919
It> W. S. Hard. Staff forreapiindent of the Houston I’oSt.
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!Illusion. 7mm1. Uu 2*.— jit Uihl-
all. In a Itlg Hfiwlli'vl’iigt* tMqi an
I'llhigtoH Fli-ltl officer anil hi* prtmito-
] i *h1 lirhlf will la- married Saturday af-
I ! teriKain l»y a i-lmi>laiu of the flitted
----------- ----------- - -£1 Status Army. A'moving jikiare of
_ the wedding will In- taken from aiintlt-
extend the government'* inter- !«>r ‘JWehlue whiel. will la- in flight
...110 and 111
Mew hem of the Aaporiated l*rcaw.
XL* Aasot i#te*l f’res* hi fjadltotoely
Mttttodto Mie uae for ^publication
«< dS nmm (ispetehes eradttetl to It dr
Mt sit lie malt* uredited In thi* jaiper
ind also the local newi published he re-
ft All right* of mpubltoation of
apeol ll dispatch aa hereto are al*o ae-
«emd. i t t % . f d «>t
„ „ . .. .. eh-unoit in the irtnmblit-rni parly which
MaU Mbawllmr* chap*hr ocatlon ,Mrtl „ 1,H,1m-nng for the
ahonlfl (five the former addnat•-well * M si,i,r s«w its ,H-
** L* ",TM0ne,- i |e»l",ijty It lias Wn M„ie,l.v at w-nfc
I—riera wlU plnaae aaalst the man- » "p
agcment In rendering good aerrioe by — ' )l|(, ,,rH,l,iI,iti,,i. uitestion
notifying the liemonrat about Irregu- ' tlUl in
action and omisslona. __ Kent It whieh tune-ltled nil its-fttiulit-
Any erattueons reflection upon the mentals. This is not maid in criticism
eharaetet atatultos or reputation of tin- luonjhiliouistn it JjMT mere re-
anr person, firm or' corporation which iritwt «f « *»' • patent to every ja-rson
•aay appear to the columns of the w*» ha* followed the bitter struggle
'emocrat will be gladly rorreeted up which war wagtkl over the Ihinor (|ue*.
efforts la-ing mud!' by the repnlilleon
pans to force aouie wu-1 of Federal In-
lciw«s»li«ui in the South. * ah dialed f• *
Uriug T-liamilr to the from nil the muta-
tions bound up in the negro problem.
VVbeii the stoutli broke from the inn 1-
cut moorings wlieie its deiniK'rafle
faith Iwd held If ulinost .front the days; th'ied on evorj band. One of the worst
«f the finimtafion of. the republic, tin* offenders in this inirticttlsf is Scimtor
Washington. May LTc Seven,, week* ........ to extend the1 «*><NnC *.*»mAM who &
ago meiilnm w„s made In bs.orrejniediniiig witi. Hot „nt> t " . ,.|H,v at Kfltogton field next
<*f tlw* Htroiitc |rt*ol»al»illfv tin* finI1vlfiunJ. .\ln*iifh hhti Ihjiii 11
hHI« IlHVt* Ih'^II IHlhnlHWHl IH
tin* yow liiwvUliniC mII ,
of ",mo,.-ration" with the -ffOItes. TMt^ -,r»L.«»»l»litfa V*»
<•<» o|m'i;hM»'ii is always a su^ai*-i <»fUiMj
with h Kuvi*nininit n|ipro)iriMiioit. tin*
o|x*mtiiiu’1 in «Mhuati«*n. oiiHiloyna'iit
anil ntlu r cliaiim’ls is irrimroii^Lv
HatuWMmedu
.MMina-ry
PR TonuJlit- I Cel a
Tomorrow Feel Riplitjij box
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11. I.. Sheeltey, llniggfst.
on It het**! brought to the attention of
the pupltoberak * ■* "•
LABELS
lion. As the proiiibitinu strength gri-W
fjaini rite city and precinct (init to the
count) unit and then to, tin-entire
Stale aind then to the enlife Xatlnti.
the Mnrth listened in aiimaemcnt to
same of the .preachments on govern-
ment Unit eaine from the femter
strengliold of Stale riglils. A careful
elua-k kept ujion congress for the past
four seat's reveals (lie fact that just
one aide, meritorious sikh-cIi in tlie.de-
fense «rf the rigltls of the individual
States lips been delivered by a demo
oral in congress, tji iliat same period
■ four notable stteoChes In defense ot file
! powers of thy states have Iiceii ileliv-
I ered by iMatrilii iins. I was niuusetl in
'looking IiJWugh a laaik just publislu-il
I hy the Jewish society I Hat is endeavor
, * i tug to pH-ate a tsiltili.V in l’alcsttlie and
tvas elected.j |.^.,uini that country- as tin- nittiou
The iMiok coit-
A bill comes before tin* new scitsiott
of Congress, providing that henceforth
each congress sliii 11 meet March o im
mediately following eluctinn.
1'utter the present omugenieut.
unless a coiigress is stiinmoned in ex-
tra session, it tlites not get to work
until Jo miu,tlis after it
This old method did very well for thojim',j h,,aie of Hie Jew.
days of stage corn-lies.
Bill enuditions IpTve iieen complete-; hoi s of coiigross pledging supi»ift to
ly revolutluntowd sim- the pioneer I ** Wm'M Bepresentatlve Mohdell.
jieriod wIpiii t’ongress first ine(. 'I'hen
the Ultltol States was composed of
isolated communities, with fejv inter-
ests to tie them together.
sNow the rutted Slates with widely
seattereil populations, lias the mosl
complex and difficult problems eon-
, lliymillyi nilling for adjustment. There
' Is great need fdr constant interchange
of opinions, that every seel ion" shall
sists largely iif letters, written li.V mclit-
pledging gnppntK to
the uioiywietd
in'wly elected tiimhlican leader of tlie
houss- of is'preseniutivi's. incoipomtes
tn.lus letter a paragraph extolling the
virtues of Stale's rights. I found no
democrat who felt called upon to ex-
press such a view iu pro isjtig t lie ef-
forts of tile -lo'VN.
tin the subject of equal suffrage, tho
Kouth found itself soinewlmt handt-
egppell bv reason uf its enthnsiastio
,-nsit to support national problblilon.
resented and out «£
eaine the first <jl«tl
tlireata to extend the lutUd Of the t'ed-
ean never ciitcli ttp ,.fril govetnment into those States
Interests suffer which did not sufficiently liheraliisi!
! ifs election laws to suit a large element
| in tile republican party. Those spoken
I threats are now finding their eutliodi-
I meiit in resolutions and measures being
secure recognition of its needs. Con- * the Noltli
gross ought to lie in session practical- 1 mt 11 M 111,111111
Uoke Smith of (ieorgia. He is great mt
this •'<•o-niH-r.itton” intermeddling.
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The present stdinltiistratloii seeming- i
ly can not get away from the thought |
of organiilug a government that shall
mother ttie nation. Having tailed iu
government ownership experiments,, it
-ts still willing to sevk tn solve all'the!
problems of the jasiplf: Price fixing iif j
,«-!ii-e times was warmly espoused. Mml i
the steel trust toil Ik-cii sit greedy ami !
(rieil lo gel all the money a! once put j
Its pilot s i, little lower. Hie drennv <»f |
Secretary' nf t^'iimuieree Uedfiehl j
might have lieeii li-attEed. Not down- i
(•iist over his failure to launch bis j
price, fixing board. Secretary Kedfleld
jotned by Secretary of lailior WiJsow,
has g(ua- out to sofve the ,H-rplexities
of the street railway compatih's. It Is
ndmitted that the recommendations of I
this Uedfiehl enuimission. regarding j
fares,Wages and o,H'itltioii <sailil not]
be enforced tint it is%rged that the tie-,
eisions of Mt a government agency |
would have great weight in bringing
about the necessary adjustments. More
l-'eilenil meddlers, that’s all!
Satnnhty are invited to the wedding.
.Sanies of tin- eOntrnetlug parties and
not be given
opt bv IMltiigi.ai Field officials, but
will he announced from Wnsliingtou
by the SJovernnietit.
An air luittle with real gtitis and ]
(-many other entertaining feature* are;
IMirt of the free treaf offered by Klling- l
1 ton Field to tin- jieojih* of t.ialvestou;
|and Houst.ai Salnjyliiy affeniooii.
"Mow is it that yon are tin* only
imtu at fits ladies' bridge party?? “My
wife got .sick at the last minute and
o”jthe hostess couldn't find a substitute.
I just had tj> - come.'’— Kansas (Ity
Joutnal.
SPRING HAIRCUTS
Have arrived and wn wnnt to
put one on every man, boy and
girl in Sherman.
Thut I.UCKT TIGER -Hair
Tonic for sale at our shop. One
dollar a bottle. Ask atiout it
CHAS. CLARK
PIONEER BARBER.
NORTH TRAVIS ST.
FREE ATTENTION
FORT
AWING ©LIGHTING,
Bond’s Liver Pills
The ideal liver stimulant. Give unusual satisfaction.
Small, Mild, Effective. Proven by 25 years’ trial. Read
what a large Texas dealer has to say of Bond’s Pills:
H. L. SHEKIIKY
W HOI-KSAI-B OIU’GtilST
MOI1JI KIBR L Qt'ABR
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•- ; SHEMMAN. TCXAP,
'E want you to itet in the habit of letting us inapect
your battery (regardless of Its make) regularly.
This we do free of charge, thus materially Increas-
ing the life of your battery. Should repairs be necessary
we will make them at moderate coat.
The “JEXtfcC" Starting and Lighting Battery
gives you a service on which you can always depend and
Ut by the It. S. Navy for Sub*,.-
fined: gui firing and wtreles* »enlce. That « a reco«n«n*nd4Cion that •
ftkeadvantageof our fret nerrtce.
BATTERY SERVICE CO.
BAXIiol.Ull t’OLl-3, Mgr. ^
}Oft JCortli rroCtwtt 'ftt - Phone-
ly all the tiuu'. It
with its work. Vital
Iicchukc Congress can not get time to
eoimtder them.
It seems perfectly rid leu tons, when
the people elect representatives to ac-
complish certain results, that they can
not begin on the task they were elect*
ml to perforin, until 13 hioutluT after
'they were chosen, unless called by tie1
President iu an extra session. They
should meet its soon as possible after
tliey are elected.
So this proposition to have them
■act regularly for their first session
early in March Is a very conservative
mje. It will (Jo something t o put the
government on n more efficient basis.
Ip business life it would Is' thought
ridiculous to appoint a group of men
to-do certain W'ork. and then not lntve,
them to- begin it until thirteen months
later. Conditions might wholly change
ip the meantime.
School euuuuoneemonts -are on in
HUennan and tin* young people are
having a glorious time.
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A*
The wise housewife is already look-
ing forward to the preserving and jelly
making time «nd the berry and plum
crops are .in .fight.
Hawker says ].e
win win.
will try again and
Just thinking of the attending motj-
ey we will lunV ui this city it' we
'in aid) PUll.dnSJL.lb'1 wheat crop.
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Kbermnn is an
Making Money With Flowers.
1 jtved iu a college town one year
and this is the way I made my piu
money : l bought a variety of choice
pansy seeds, I dark, white, yellow.
Huy si purple. spotted, ruffled, and
pastel* shades. Sowed .them in Febru-
ary in a home-made hot-bed. 1 spaded
out a phiMt three feet wide and six j
feet long, lmxed it in with some did '
scantlings, filled it with a mixture of |
well-rotted stable manure and leaf ,
mold, very vd-h and black. 1 made'
little drills with an old broom handle. I
three incites apart, across the bed. |
Mum planted two seeds three inches]
ajHirt. in tlie drills. J sprinkled the i
pansy Iasi every evening and got a fine 1
stand. Kept a frame of old sacks otter ]
It until warm weather, then stretched ;
a cover uf chicken wire over it: ]
Tliey bloomed lieauttfully. 1 goth- j
t't oil every one that opened every t
morning, made tliem into button-hole
twmnuetie—three pansies and three gi- j
ranltun leave*, or violet leaves for]
tlie background. Th^st' tittle bon-
unets I arranged in a flat wire basket
inlrodm-eil in the present ismgress. In- lined with wet moss or leaves, and ]
(imr-ica. owe,being made couceruiug the ta-nt tlieiii to a drug store, where they),
freedom wi\li which the ballot may be were kept In sight on the cigar mnn-
excrciseil in Sl'ates wtowc there Us a 'er. The college boys bought then, to
large nugro vote. This is part of the wear and to send to the girls. Ihe
republican play to split tin- Solid price was 5 cents 1 averagedla d 1-
South jn jin- nexy priVideutial cam-,lin " •hi.) *B that wmtmei fimn iu.)
1 T * - j pilnsy bed. The seed cost one dnlluL'.
the war has served to give im- 'Huy sell w.-ll itt any city 1 thit.k that
m-tns to this trend within the re,mbit- 1««'' »«"•>■ "r ft to sell them would
can partv. Hesp.nuling nutrty to their !«■ even hetter than having them on
cmmtry s call and win.ting for himself sole at a store. Where some horn,nets
honors and great credit as a soldier , ate letj ovw and wither. ...
under Uld Glory, tile negro feds that I | , tlU!-t..lt>.lK a.
in- has greater rights tjian ever hefote ddlglit to see .tln'in. Ant it la tv
to dl.uanil some recognition of his cit-,«rouble to raise them. Iry tins plan for
jgaiiship. It is a dangerous problem | making mime). Kvenif you donotgiil
amt unless those who love the South you cannot lose. foMher are final for
the bed awake ti, a realiv-atiou of this the aoul.-“S«Meew, it, Progreaalve
ami give tlieir sttprome efforts toward rarmor. ,
its solution, demagogue jKditieians will
make it a real meuaee. Uepresentative
Madden, prominent (in' Ihe republican
side iu (he Itouae. lias To,H'ka. Kan . May 2s—Tlie State
a bill \vltti h has fip 1 K 11 .' *j, . , Bank i oimnissiom-r yesterday an
tub ishmen of laws ."forcing ajw. b , (i , h , cU(W(1 Hu. Kansas
HiK-lHl Hank of -Salim,. He said ile-
i i-iminatton on . wltiell * l»«sitors would lie protected' in full bv
Of race or color. St is a M.au «hhh ^ ^ lfl„, IlP
miUUmI that tlie liitsinos#* of the lmnk
-ultimatoly would Ik* taken over hy
Lvitehing with alt of Its ugliness and »«' OWnlaeil Ueservo State
,-owariUee and Imstltness is another Hank of Satina. Ihe financial con*
avemu- through which the republican.‘H^on of the bank as reported ly he
1,,-,.Oilers of diseoutent in the South are Bank « mmutssioner shows ftslo KHI
nreiiaruig to strike, t nless the South tatpoHit*. loans and sci'tirities
heeits the pleadings Of its press ami from ttBKWT.tWn to $4,NMHNt. largely rep-
imls an end to this crime. It cap^tortj* rffcntJng, it i* said, investments In
tdame itself for the ronseipionres that lainl projects in Texas and New Mex- h t
are to be visited upon tier 11mjtjgh the, ieo.
voting* piover iii The national ...........
nond' * Pharmacy Co.
Little ttock,
Oentlcmatt.
Please ship me 1 oross BOND1 S UVIR PELLS at one*.
; l havy been selling BOSD' S PILLS for many years and wish to
say tttat tney have given unusual aatlsfaatlon to my large
number of customers. They are among the beat sellers 1 nave
Yours truly.
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GRAYSON COUNn
SUMMER NORMAL
AUSTIN COLLEGE
June 9 to July 25, 1919.
'. For Further Information Call 1459.
Kansas Bank ('lofted.
race
may he taken as indicating
of the (Mititleal winds.
center, a center of
promotion and- if genius. ,K'rseventnoe
and njoney count* for anything the;
ott In the earth hereabout will In*
gushing before many months.
“I|e that laughs last laughs best.’'
is aq old adflge. M'-N'o. 4 started last
and landed to Kuwpc first. The Amer-
ican Navy has haat the bunch and
crossed tlie Atlantic.
J. Ham L'wis says Wilson will have
to run again to l«- vindicated. All men
make mistakes, some of them presi
•lent*, ami Wilson will no doubt take
hi'od Where lie takes it bender, unless
NOTICE
»• , . !. j. ^
For the convenience of our customers
we have opened a substation at No. 206
South Crockett, with Sanitary Bakery.
ASHBURN ICE CREAM CO.
4 v f PHONE 649.
,Hissesse<l liy the North ami West
Fuller lynching must go or the South
must ttow to a closer Fedt'rsl super-
vision than has been dreamed of.
Take the- bill introduced >" the new
congress bv Repvesi'iitalive livers, a
Mtssotlri rt'tmldiean, on tlie very , day,
<-<ill—ti'ss niet. The 1 tver bill makes
lynching a Federal crime and all who
jiarlit ipafe in the lynching utohs sub-
ject to Federal prosecution. lit the
event flu* Individuals concet-nod with
the lynching call not be brought to jus-
tice, the 1 iyer bill would eom,iet tlie
emnil.v in wliieti the lyueliing tiechfa to
pay itrto tlie Fmleral treasury a flue
of froth g-'.iat i« $M).00ti itml this money
would, then to' used by tlie government,
in wiring for the de,*'udents (if tie*,
victim of the mob. Tins lever act would
take the trial 'rtf the lyiielters out of
the State courts atol would plies' the
-muhort-fy for- the coticri ton of the fine
Farmer Shot and Killed.
Each Way Dally—
—14* Trains between Sherman and Dallas
—15 Trains between Waco and Dallas
—15 Trams between Corsicana and Dallas
—Direct Interurban connections at
at Dallas for Fort Worth and Cle-
burne.
be^ bejjeves'fc can bust up *any ohto-j^.,.,.^ w..,n.,u, -He'--smaHty m the :
II
I
rity planning, g<*id drainage, paving
and clean streets wilt do great things
for Hhenmin. (>ur parks are beginning
to prove tlie wisdotu of wltat we may
look for to city to'antifnation. Some
time we will have a subway nmler all
those call way tracks and then East
Sherman will take mt a big growth
and traffic not be the buzzard Unit, it
is now.
precedent that, ever tutppeued. Federal soveMiuiMit. It gives rise to a
vtoiiai *>f armed soldiers jaitrotHag the
officers uf tlie county treasurer, tax
collectors and eiiinmissinueis.
Neither tlie Madden idil nor tlw l>yer
liiil nor any of tlie other measures
aimed at the South and ifs relations
wjth tin- colored man will, he enaeted
into law hy tlie luesent congress, hut
Soulberu stateaiaen at Washington see
what to cowing unless the SoWttlboats
tlie ilwnagogues in the republieau parly
til It anil sets about finding a solution
of tiic raoe proldem Ware it bacoatea
the protext for saddliug mam the
states where the black population *i-
iee, now under aontenee lor sedition,
member elect from Milwaukee, was
told to stand aside alien lie presented
himself before the Speaker to lie
sworn to. He will remain aside and be
tajtjjected to an toquiry as to tits ftt-
hotttt to serve. Public opinion says tie ,wautod out ' that sumewto'to
jua diwiuaUfied w-hHe under court sen- along tlm Hue the jrotera imve got to
'Smb and i ongi i ** will no doubt M call a halt upon the tendency of ad-
i(« t.nt. aiinistrative ofliehtls of the 8*>vern*
"Victor Berger, socialist of Milwatl* most eqnals the wliite. a i-arjaa-hag.re-
gime and a Federal snja't visiou that
can be compared only to the dark days
of reeonstruction following tlie end of
the struggle between tlie States in
1865. .
Uigbt tn connection wtfli the threat-
ened Federal intervention iu seeking a
solution of the race (jucxtton. it ought
Yoakum, Texas. May 28.—John Hal-
lull. :i farmer of Stratton, was shot and
killed yasterday afternoon about 1
pjeloek near ltto home. A Ibuit of bttek-
Vliot toiik effaet in tin- lmek of ltis
nisk. causing instant death. HaltUb
was in town tlie day before and sold
nine bales of cotton! No arrest lias
been made.
Strong
"THE «trong and vigo
1 woman i» envied by
humanity afflicted with
vigorous man or
Icm fortunate
humanity afflicted with *che«, paim,
infirmitiei and ailment*. The auflfeter
tay> to himaelf, “If I could only he
well, how happy I would be,” lor health
i« more essential to the joy of living
than is wealth.
The kidneys almost literally wash the
blood and keep it clean and free from >
impurities. When the krlneyi are out of i -
order, (l(4y tail to filter out this wsste and pois
onous nutter. Il remsins In ton syttem to esutte
backache, rheumatic pains, sor* mnacies nnd
■tif joints.
m
strcncrh come nfnin.
C W. Smith. 1205 No. 4<h St.. Snlion. K«» .
rcritea: ‘‘1 «m very much pletsed with Foley
Kidney fill*. I urn WorKiKtn n coni yard nnd
have been Very much troubled with my back.
I haya taken aeveral doaea of Foley Kidney Filla
4HK»4i«Hr>* '•IwwwIirJitolnriH mr " .. . s;
*L*dw»dLfJitoln««H mr *
buitl Everywhere.
Notary Bond
Make your Notary Bond through Maydee
Barron. Office 508 M. & P. Bank Building.
$1.00 for two years. < ,
TEXAS OIL RECLAMATION CO.
A Home Company
* ;
<)tir Company was organizetl last January for tpe purpose ef
buying nnd Helling oil lenses, royal tits, etc.
In March ottr Ooniintny paid n Fash Itividend of 20% from
the sale of out' of our bolding*. We now bare about 3.000 acre*
leased and some of it near wells thut are drilling. Onr holdings
are located in t lit* fntipyHftg eouuties: Sliaekeiford, .Thixatkuiortou,
Montajpe. Funnivt, Terrill ail'd Grayson.
- Our plan is to sell lease* as soon as a reasonable profit can be
secured Imt in some eases where we are close to well drllHug. we
expeet to hold part of our nerouge in order that it oil is found the
price of onr Ifiises will Itc greatly enhanced lit value.
Our Company is authorized for $50,090.00 and we
now have about $10,000.00 stoc!c. left to be sold.
For further Information regarding our holdings spe Mr. Claude
Cannon, phone 082 or lbfi.
Par value of Shares $100, now selling at $60.00 per Share.s
Texas Oil Reclamation Company
SHERMAN, TEXAS.
OFFICERS:
B. G. It ALL. President.
It SLAGLE. Secretary.
1). E. ST1MSON. Field'Mgr.
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Corner Travis and Jones Streets
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 28, 1919, newspaper, May 28, 1919; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth719650/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .