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Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
MAKE SUCCESS WITH LAMBS
Animals Must Be Of Good Form, Uni.
form In Size and Rightly Bred
for Making Profit.

To feed well with profit, lambs must
be Of good form, uniform size, rightly
bred, not too lat when bought, worked
onto full feed very gradually and
clipped and sold at just the right time.
Each Of these things REQUIRES a little
expert knowledge and this can only be
gained by experience or very close OBJ
servation. .s.f .1s&.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
ORDER HATcHING EGGS EARLY
Intending Purchaser Myst Decide 1t
Once What He WaFts-eioi De-
mand ls Predicted.

Baby chick hatchers are looking for
ward to big demand, some OF them
are going to experience difficulty in
getting all the Matching eggs they
want, and 1t .behooves the intending
purchaser to decide now what he viii
need and get his order In early for
spring deliveries.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
HIGH PRICES TEMPT FARMER
Not Only Induced Many to! Sell Pigs
at Light Weight, but Breeding
Animals Marketed.

The extremely high prices Of grain
feeds and market hogs have not only
induced farmers to market their pigs
at light weights, but have tempted
many Of them to cash in on a large
number. Of their breeding animals
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24

Columbia: This continual patching
Of the map 10 getting on my nervesI
It seems to mo the time has come for
Uncle Sam and me to make the map
all white by prohibition amendment
to the Federal constitutional - The
Union Signal.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
THE HIGH COST OF LIQUOR.

The HIGH COST OF LIQUOR.
: Speaking Of the advanced price Of
whisky, Henry ]. Kattenbach, presi-
dent Of the wholesalers association,
makes this statement, says the New
York World: a
"The wholesalers. will pass the new
tax on the retailers. and the retailers
will pass it on to the consumers. They
must do this or go out of business" !"
But the. consumer. many Of him, is
refusing to pay, and saloon patronage
II falling of In marked degree. Thou
sands Of saloons are going out Of busi-
ness. F,-.---
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
SOME HIGH RAWLs.

The bawl Of the distiller when his
soul-destroying trade is stopped.
The bawl Of the brewer who sees
that his day is coming. ~
The bawl Of the tippler as the price
of the highban scars higher and high
er. 1t makes him sore. too.
These three bawls lead to three 9TH
er balls which hang over the pawn
brokers' door. As Hamlet says: "Oh,
my prophetic soul, mine uncle."-Tem.
perance.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
What happens to Joan and her
baby after she falls unconscious
on she siedse Is told graphically
in the next instalIment.
(To BE coNrINUED.)
Dried suetesmilk on the Market,

T Commercialized dried buttermiIk is
a new feed. The firrt carload of ii
reached Chicago for company which
controls the .4utpytaxof 20,OU0.OOO
pounds ANNUALLY, H,tSto be used for
special miying feed d8as.festening pouI-
try and. bags.-ChIcAsti Herald.
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
Temperance
..in'lOfe5a !.
THEY ALL TELL SAME STORY.
.Conducted by the National Womane
Christian Temperance Union.)

THEY ALL TELL SAME STORY. -
A California man writing to the
Francisco Examiner from De
Colo, says:
am stopping at the Brown PalaS
and in discussing this matter with the
proprietor, he tells me that this year
has been the most profitable year in
the history Of the hotel, and they are
entirely satisfied with their conditions.
In fact, am debating this letter in
what was formerly known as The
Spa,' a celebrated saloon in the Brown
Palace. It has now the unique dis
tinction Of being a dry bar where soft
drinks exclusively are sold. The bar
tender, told me this morning that it is
more than paying its way.
"The reports I get from Colorado
Springs, which is exclusively support
ed by tourists and visitors, are the
same. All Of their hotels are full and
have been all summer.
II was very much pleased yesterday,
driving out to Lookout Mountain to
pass in the city of Golden large,
beautifully equipped old brewery build
Ing, now used for the manufacture Of
matted milk. 1t was such surprise
to me that I made inquiry and found
that this business was more profitable
than the manufacture of beer"
Cheyenne record. (Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County, Colo.) 1913-19??, 1918-01-24
KAzAN ONCE MORE PERFORMS A GREAT SERVICE AND
WINS J0AWS LIFELONG AFFECTION

wolf,
Thorpe afraid touch been
party nensbty
McCready
wolf whips the leader takes Wolf and af
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
WIN WITH Shields

which has received favorable from leading public
journals in nearly every state in the Union This bill has
passed the Senate twice. but has not yet passed the House of
Representatives The Memphis Commercial Appeal in
menting this BILL said that had it become law when
first introduced there would have been coal shortage
last winter The great industrial plants of the country would
have been operated by electricity generated by water
In many other respects Senator Shields has shown himself
great senator but these sufficient to show the mental
caber of the and that he is entitled to endorsement
his record.
Senator Shields should and will receive this endorsement
not only because it mehonOred Democratic custom to
reward faithful public servant with second term but also
because sound public policy to retain the service Of
experienced senator The great senators of history
rule have been who developed in their second and third
terms Important legislation is largely framed by the
mttees and senator's committee assignments and his rank
thereon depend upon his length of Senator Shields
holds important positions of the leading commit
tees of the Senate including the Committees Judiciary and
Foreign Relations and Tennessee would lose these positions
if he retired to private life. In other words it would
take of equal ability six years to reach the
on of prestige and influence the Senate occupied
by Senator Shields and follows logical conclusion that
beginner in the Senate render the Of
effective service present emergency that be rendered
by experienced senator who and has been closely den
titled with the workings of the machinery at Washington
since the declaration of war.
NO SENATORIAL CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE NOW
EXCEPT FOR THE MOST IMPERATIVE REASONS. IT
is NOT WISE TO SWAP HORSES WHILE CROSSING A
STREAM, AND ESPECIALLY WHEN THE ONE IN HAIR
NESS is A THOROUGHBRED.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Some False Charges Answered.

The campaign liar usually appears on the scene in every
campaign Usually he is somewhat Of artist but the Off
ca prevacator Of the Shields opposition is nothing of
artist His productions clumsy inventions easily dscov
cred and readily exposed But this gentleman as prolific
and malicious as he is crude.
Among the false and sanderous charges made against
Senator Shields these:
l. That he endorsed Robin Cooper for government po-
ston This is fabrication out of the whole cloth 1t has
been authotatvey and publicly denied and the who
now repeats it deliberately circulating sanderous false
hood.
q That he has aided sackers to evade military service
This charge based the Verhine from Union City,
has been shown to be without the slightest foundation in
fact It small thing to drag into campaign for the
y indirectly to influence the decision Of any draft board
and has not aided any regtran to eyade military service
That he had himself exempted from the payment Of
income tax postal card to the collector of internal
at Nashville will bring convincing evidence that this charge
is false NOT ONLY DID SENATOR SHIELDS PAY AN
INCOME TAX, BUT HE PAID SUCH TAX ON HIS SALARY
AS UNITED STATES SENATOR.
That he had Major Stahlman, owner of the Nashville
Banner, exempted from registration alien enemy
post card to the United States attorney general at Washing
ton who officially investigated the status of Major Sahman
American citizen Major Sahman is not candidate for the
United States Senate and there not the slightest excuse
for dragging his into the campaign He has been cit
zen and voter in Tennessee for han50 years. His sons
in the American In addition he paying the regu-
lar saTe to the families of all employees of the Banner who
volunteered for service in the army Furthermore no paper
in the south has more ardenty supported all cause.-the
Red Cross Y NJ c. A. War Savings and Liberty Loan cam
paignshan the Nashville Bannerand paper since the
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Conclusion.

Governor Rye honored with second term govern
or and say the least his record during his first term from
the standpoint of service is respect superior the SEN
atoa record of Senator Shields during his first term in the
Senate and but fair that the Democrats Of Tennessee
show the consideration to the claims of Senator
Shields for endorsement that shown Rye when he
asked for second term as governor.
Senator Shields of great ability patriotic to the
honest and fearless in the performance of his duties
mentally and morally fit for the high service in which he is
engaged and jealous defender of the fundamental principles
of Democracy that have been this country for
than a hundred years..
He has stood for the vigorous prosecution Of the war; and
will continue to stand till the victory is won,
He has supported without exception the measures Of
Democratic administration,
His support of these has not been that of
rubber stamp senator but the support of intelligent
statesman capable of constructive criticism and helpful sug
geson and genuinely loyal the best interests of his country
The has added greatly to the work and the respon
siby of the United States Senate The light of pitess pub
Lefty has played around the deliberations of that body It
has shown whether senator's patriotism spotted spot
less The character of each has been tried as b fire.
John X Shields has stood that test and stood with
honor
He has stayed in Washington at his post Of duty while
his competitor has been going about the state making
speeches and malgnng him.
He has worked while his critics talked.
But his record speaks for him.
An intelligent electorate knows that record and viii make
to the unfair criticism and basees accusations made
against him.
And they win answer decisiyey.
They viii with the largest majority for John r.
Shields ever given Democratic candidate in Tennessee
They win answer because he stayed the job worked
hard, wrought well, and kept the faith.
Adv SHIELDS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Shields Has Made a Great Record
AS Senator.

In one term Senator Shields has achieved national repu
taon as statesman His record in the Senate is Of
which every Tennessean should be proud.
He the recognized authority Of the Senate questions
of constitutional law We quote from editorial Of the Com
nercial Appeal regard to the debate the Embargo Act
measure that was of material value in gripping the
Of Germany and her aesthat written at the time when
Senator Shields had no opposition:
the question finally went to point where the Law itself
the only issue Senator Lodge differed from the ye q Sfna op
SHIELDS DOMINATED BODY He had carefully studied the
The very beginning Now the two abes lawyers in
the Senate said to b Shields and Walsh y gayg en
senator who is able commanding service when questions Of
N sT Up ao oT Re 'f p1 1s FEY PRESENT
ycePresident Marshall is also quoted as saying that
Shields and Walsh the two bestaWyers IN th SENATE
high tribute from high source.
One Of the most notable achievements Of Senator Shields
was his speech in opposition to the Chamberlain M ana IN
support Of the Overan BILL Of this work. Senator OVeran
aHe Senator shields was my hadng the BILL and
do not feel that the would have passed without his assistance
The Overman Act is one of the most vital measures
ased bv Congress- It added the comfort and protection
If the soldiers by permitting the president to eliminate RED
tape in the purchase Of supplies for the army and IN many
other avs contributed to vigorous prosecution Oh the
r Had Senator Shields rendered other service tna Wat
he secure the of this measure ne would De en-
titled reelection at the hands OF patriotic constituency
who believe that the first duty of America to WIN the war
Rt Senator Shields has rendered many other acts Of
DISTINGUISHED service in the Senate.
He piloted the Sedition measure through that body
His support largely contributed to the passage Of the
Flood Control measure.
Act which was adopted that raised the minimum draft age
D to Il years. and thus prevented the drafting OF boys
into the army before they reached their majority
He was responsible for the elimination OF provision III
M Food Control Law that would have rendered the entire act
unconstitutional Had this law been passed in form that
was void not only would the food profer have continued
nov Of constituencies exoron but the Of America
and her allies would have been greatly endangered by reason
ofSfhe inability to control adequate food supply.
Senator Shields also the author Of Water Power Dill
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Shields is Senatorial Size.

We affirm that John K.-Shieds is full senatorial SIZE
His knowledge of law history political economy and the sci
Of is both accurate and profound He has
the brains character courage conscience and vision Of
statesman To the solution Of every problem he brings
wealth of information judicial mind capable of analysing
the deepest questions and trained to wnnowhe wheat from
the cha And he only the ability but the experience
that fits one great service in legislative body In add
O he possesses superior qualities of leadership He is man
of strong personality positive convictions sound judgment and
the courage to go ahead when he thinks he is right
And the senatorial timber not only in what he is but in
what he is not He is not faddst lip artist spread eagle
performer only He is not known for his much speaking His
work quiet and thorough and when he speaks he has some
thing to say that is worth hearing And he has affiliations
with that dangerous group Of conocass that are for anything
that is and against everything that is Old BY this we
do not mean that he is not progressive or he ISL but that
he is loyal the great doctrines that the stones Of
this republic.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
No Time For Cheap Factionalism.

In the midst of the present crisis when almost
every family eagerly scanning the casualty lists for Of
friend loved at the front cheap factonasm is nto
cradle and ndefensbe Yet it the foundation of large
part of the opposition the reelection Of Senator Shields
But we persuaded that patriotism stronger than
partzanshp Tennessee and that capacity for service
service in winning the and in the restoration of normal
conditions after the warts the and only test that the
average voter win apply candidate for the United States
Senate
The average voter does not political sore toe for
decade and the nwho for selfish purposes has under
taken reopen old and again fan into flame the fierce
hatreds past campaigns in this state has gevousy mstak
en- the temper Of Tennessee Democrats They moved
by purpose and the who would disturb that
unity of thought and purpose neither good Democrat nor
good citizen.
In this connection is well to bear in mind that Sena
tor Shields while hard fighter has always fought in the
open and fought fairly He concealed his position and
every where and for what he stood Men who did
not support him in his judicial in 1910 are among his
strongest supporters They big enough and broad
enough to forget the trivial arrangements of past
paign In addition they have greater admiration for
with whom they did not agree but whose position they knew
than for negative character who did not speak while the
fight hot but waited till the battle over and then
climbed into the band wagon Of the vctors.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Harmony and Law Enforcement.

Governor Ryes friends claim that he is due the credit
for harmonzng the Democratic party and restoring to
power in the state The truth is that the party largely
harmonzed before his nomination and election otherwise he
could not have been elected governor The election of Sena
Shields to the United States Senate the nominee Of the
regular Democratic in the legislature the initial
step in restoring the Democratic party power in Tennessee
and senator he has done nothing to create dscod in the
ranks Of the party but has absolutely reaned from meddg
and interfering in local political contests,
Much ado is also made about the governors position
prohibition and law enforcement There is law enforce
ment issue in the senatorial campaign and the effort
is political camouage pure and SIMPLE Senator Shields
has been consistent advocate of temperance and law
focement any the state and there issue
for issue between the candidates this point In
fact Senator Shields took the stand these questions
occupied by Rye before the made known his views
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
To the Democrats Of Upton County:

The Democrats of Tennessee viii nominate candidate for
United States Senator the primary next Thursday Under
the usual conditions that prevail in this country the office
one Of Importance 1t is more now.
The United States Senate sustains vital relation to the
great events in the midst of and it viii occupy
equally important part the readusmens that must follow
the war.
These readustments viii have to do with both the poit
zeal and economic life Of the nation The millions Of return
ing soldiers will want and must have positions Of useful
poymen The great factories that making material
only witt again produce the articles Of trade and commerce
fact all business that has been put basis will seek
to resume it's usual functions.
How to thus get from to peace basis is problem
that will tax American ingenuity to its limit,
And how to work out these questions without surrender
of Of the most sacred principles Of democratic
question that challenges the attention Of the best
craftsmanship of the land.
In the face Of such problems is time to play small
politics. The Senate has big job its hands until normal
conditions restored in this country For such job
only Of senatorial should be selected We dare not risk
putting square pegs round holes round pegs in square
holes The and the job should be suited to each other
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Shields a Man Of Action.

Senator Shields is of decision, Weakness vaclla
ton and delay foreign to his nature In this respect his
character is somewhat in contrast to that of Governor Rye
The old saying He Who Hesitaes Lost" finds exempf
cation in many features of Rye administration familiar
instance is that Of the Bowers law which abolished capital
punishment in Tennessee 1t took the governor long
make up his mind whether approve veto this law that the
time in which it could be vetoed expired He then vetoed the
act but the supreme court held that his veto too late
The last legislature made effort to repeal the Bowers law
but the repeating statute either by design accident
passed in form that made it absolutely void Governor
Rye lawyer and such presumed to know the law; and
had he beenon the alert when he signed this that
drook to repeal the Bowers law he would doubt have
noticed and called attention to the patent omissions that
dered it invalid.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25
Shields Possesses Superior Business
Qualifications.

Senator Shields is not only great lawyer but of
superior business qualifications He has handled successfully
all financial matters he has undertaken and is much better
equipped to deal with finances and with business problems
after the than Governor Rye From financial point of
view the administration of Governor Rye has been positive
failure The two leading candidates for governor devote their
speeches almost exclusively to state finances and each shows
that the state treasury almost the verge of bankruptcy
No believes that of the decision and sound judgment
Of John Shields had he been governor would have permit
ted this condition to have occurred That Senator Shields pos
superior business qualifications for this position
evidenced by the fact that the business of the state with
out regard to past affiliations large support
ing him for reelection,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-07-25

declaration of has been loyal the war policies of
Woodrow Wilson than has, and the effort make the Banner
and Major Stahman issue this campaign is as despcabe
an act as was ever peperated in the politics of Tennessee
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