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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-15
ROOSEVELT EMPLOYS
PLANE IN CAMPAIGN
Flies From Sedalia to Kansas City,
Kansas.

Kansas, City, Mo-, Oct. 9.-Amer'
lea must join the existing League oi
Nations or be prepared to "arm to
tire teeth" Kranklin d. Roosevelt de-
clared in two addresses here. Any
other alternative is impossible, he
added, because 81 nations already in
the league will not consent to aban-
don it and experiment with some un-
tried plan.
Mr.. Roosevelt spoke this noon at
Sedalia, Mo. Later he climbed into
an airplane piloted by "Tex" La
grone, a former army aviator, and
flew to Kansas City, Kan, where be
addressed large crowd. The trip
of 81 miles wfs made in about an
hour
In his addresses here he classified
10 kinds of voters, who, he said, Il
hope will this year vote for Mr..
Harding" They are:
"1-Those who believe that it is
more important to elect Republican
office-holders than to secure the
peace of the world.
"2-Those who vote the Republi-
can ticket because their grandfathers
did.
"3-Those who want to get even
with President Wilson, who Is not
running for the presidency this year.
"4-Those who believe we ought
never to have entered the war to pre-
serve civilization.
"5-Those who put the interests
of some foreign nation before the in
terests of the United States.
"6-Those who expect to make
large financial gains through the
recognition of thir special interests
by a reactionary President.
"7-Those who want any old kind
of a change, without stopping to OBJ
serve they are jumping into the fry
ing pan or into the fire.
"8-Those who believe we should
at once start a war against Mexico
in order to 'civilize' it in the interests
of American oil and mining COM
panies.
"Those who read Republican pa
pers only and accept as gospel truth
partisan editorial and news columns.
"1O-Those who believe that the
flag is the personal property of Re-
publicans and no Democrat ever was
a good American"
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healthy growth to which the Univer-
sity of Tennessee has been accus-
toned.
None too soon has the building
program for the University been
started. 1t is possi b lie tn t
Ayres Hall and the new agri-
cultural building may relieve the
strain somewhat for a short time
when completed, but they cannot
continue to Accommodate the steadily
growing student body. And in this
growth the College of Agriculture is
drawing large share, it now being
recognized az one of the St ongest in
the South. The Division of Exten-
sion is squeezed into smaller quar-
ters in ClrIick Hall to make room
for the law department to crowd in,
and at the same time provide space
for the Libraries and lecture rooms
of the department of geology and
mineralogy. The engineering build
ing is overflowing as is also Morris
Hall.
Boys and girls save the Yellow
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-15

rupted when the war claimed all the
national energies for the single task
of victory. Victory having come,
we must establish legal peace and
on an humanitarial basis.
Waste and extravaganza must con-
tinue until as a result of our agree
ment with the other nations, build
ing of armaments may be discontin-
ued. Our war taxes cannot be re-
duced if we must go on building bat
tleships and equipping armies. year
after year in competition with other
nations and we cannot discontinue
until after the other nations do like
wise. The League sof Nations pro-
vides the means"
$1,000 REASONS.
"There are $1,000 reasons why the
people of America will vote for a
League of Nations to preserve peace; /;
they are your $1,000 sons and broth
ers and husbands who fought and
died in France and Fianders'to make
an end of war. We must not break
faith with those who died.
81 leave you with the message that
l am for peace rather than war; that
am for progress rather than reac-
ton; that l am for prosperity based
upon a readjustment that recognizes
gust one principle-the principle of
the square deal, the principle OF. the
n0lIan p1IIo
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-15
HON. ALF TAYLOR
CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR HERE
Courtroom Filled with Both Demo
Gratis and Republicans.

Hon. Alf Taylor, of East Tennes
see, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, spoke at the courthouse last
Monday night, the 18th inst. Mr.
Taylor had a very warm reception
He was greeted by large audience
filling the court room, who listened
attentively TO his discussion of Re
publican policies.
The candidate is a brother CT the
late Senator Bob Taylor, and it is
remembered that in tie eighties the
| two brothers made a joint campaign
in Tennessee for Governor, the Sen
ator as the Democratic candidate and
Alf as the Republican candidate. II
was called the war of the roses. y
Bob wore the white rose and Alf the
red rose and people for miles around
came to the debate. Bob of course,
carried off the honors and the State
went Democratic by the usual forty
thousand.
ALT is the same old Alf He is Re-
publican 20 the core. He was one OF
the leaders in the House when a
member of Congress from East Ten
necsee in charge Of the force bill,
which was described in this paper
last week, whereby The Democrats of
the South would have been virtually
disfranchised.
Alf is a Republican of the ortho-
dox kind, along with H. Clay Evans
of Tennessee. He is with Senators
Lodge, Smoot, Pen"ose and all the
reactionary element of his party,
who would but for the more liberal
Republicans cut down Southern rep
resentation in Congress, and arraign
the South again against the North
and revive the sectional hatred.
These attacks in Congress are made
at recurrent periods, but are just as
promptly disposed of by lational
Republican majority. Unfortunately
Alf was not one of these. He was a
bitter ender, cordially hating the po-
litical freedom of the South.
The candidate was introduced to
the audience by Attorney w. e. Hud-
gins. He made a lengthy speech,
evading national issues and dwelling
upon the system of taxation in Ten
nessee. He had a panacea for the
taxpayers. He would tax the corpo-
rations more heavily and reduce the
assessment of realty in the State. All
of which is better said than done.
The Republican party has no record,
either in the State or in the fixing
of Federal taxation, Of imposing up
on corporations their propcrtionate
burdens of taxation. 1t has never
been done by the Republican party.
Il was done by the present Democrat
ic administration and is now being
done in Tennessee by the Roberts
The idea that farm taxes should
be based on the actual annual net
proceeds of the farm is too absurd to
be serious. That would provide no
fixed revenue, at the same time it
would create endless confusion and
uncertainty, besides making it neces-
sary to enlarge and greatly increase
the expenses of the revenue depart
ment.
w. C. Watts presided at the speak
ing and at the close of same his
daughter, little Ruth Watts, pre-
sented Mr.. Taylor with a bouquet of
flowers. The response was very
beautiful and tender tribute to
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-15
Leonidas Polk Chapter.

The Leonidas Polk Chapter, U. ID.
c., will meet with Mrs. Cecil Moss in
Union City on Thursday, October 21,
at 3 o'clock pm. Mrs. Roy McKin
ney, of Paducah, will be present as
guest of the chapter, and every mem
Der is urged to be present.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-10-15

Boys and girls save the Yellow
Kids. They are worth $1,000.
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Col. Rice w. Means
Here This Morning

Col Rice W. Means of Denver, can
didate before the primary election 10
be held on September IA. for the Re-
publican nomination for the United
States senatorship from Colorado, was
a visitor in Canon City this morning
in the interest of his campaign Col
Means was accompanied here by Capt.
T. D. Harris. former principal of the
Canon City high school, and was in
troduced by him to many local peo--
pie
Col. Means IS very pleasant gen.
tleman, and says he is meeting with
much encouragement from the Re-
publicans of the state for the nomina-
ton for the senatorship. He is max
ing an intensive canvass of the vari--
GUS counties of the state in an effort
to secure the Republican indorse-
ment at the polls next month.
Capt. Harris is engaged in the real
estate business in Denver and is doing
well. His friends here will be pleased
to know that he cherishes a strong
affection for Canon City people.
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ROckvale Pioneer
Dies Saturday

Mrs Elizabeth Tanner of Rockvale
died at the family home there last
Saturday night. following an illness of
four months from heart trouble
For the past three weeks her condi-
tion has ben gradually growing worse,
and she was bedfast the greater por-
tion of the time. Deceased is a native
of Cornwall. England, and was 76
years of age. She is the wife of Philip
Tanner and the family have resided
in Colorado for "a years, SS of which
they have been highly respected citi-
zens of Rockyale. Mrs. Tanner was
affiliated with the Rockvale Metho-
dist Episcopal church and the Re-
bekah lodge of Coal Creek.
She was the mother OF IL children.
but is survived only by her husband
and two children. Mrs. Elizabeth
Heavier of Aspen. Colo, and Will
liam Ellis of Kimberly. South Africa
The funeral will be held from the
family residence at Rockvale wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock. Rev Dem
nj OF Rockvale. officiating Interment
will be made in Highland cemetery.
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Lincoln Park

Ms. Smith and family OF Park ave.
nue., LEFT the last OF the week for the
western part OF the state to be gone
for several days.
Rev. Simmons. who Is the new min.
lister for the Free Methodist church.
is being entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Poet on Sherman
avenue.
Walter Shanuel OF Poplar avenue
had his tonsils and edenoids removed
at the Graves hospital and is getting
along nicely.
MT. and Mrs. b. w. Griffin left FRI
dar for a fishing trip TO Gulf Creek
lake to be gone a week or 10 days.
c. NJ. Grub OF Lincoln. Neo.. who is
travelling for a wholesale varnish firm,
was recent over-Sunday visitor at
home OF his uncle. E. w .Howes on
Colorado avenue.
Edwin Palm is delivering The Rec
ord over the Park during the illness
OF the regular carrier. Roy Schlaeppi.
Roy Schlaeppi. one of the Record
carrier boys, has been quite Ill for a
few days. but was reported to be
much improved Monday.
Mrs. !. F. Davis returned the last
OF the week from n visit OF several
day in Denver. the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. James NJ. Campbell.
Mrs. John CARRIER OF East Park ave-
nue. was taken seriously III last week,
and early Saturday morning was re-
moved to the Graves hospital for an
operation for appendicitis. Late re-
ports indicate satisfactory improve
ments, and her friends are hoping she
will soon be at home.
DIR. and Mrs. Victor Cram and chill
dren arrived Saturday from Los An.
geies. Cal. for a visit at the home of
Mrs. Grams parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
J. Stiers on Elm avenue. The parties
detained at Salida Thursday on ac-
count OF the washouts, and were met
by some OF the Stiers family and
brought here by automobile.
The family of Jim Smaller have
moved out from town and located on
one Of the ranches owned by Frank E.
Bone on East Sherman avenue
Mrs. Hiram Bone and daughter.
Myrtle, have been guests the past
week at the home Of her brother.
Frank Bone. The visitors are from
Memo. Okla. Mrs. Bone accompanied
her guests ON a weekend trip to Man
itou for = visit ~ the home Of Mr.. and
Mn. Harry Anderson.
Clyde Warner Of Eiko.. New, with
his wife and children have been visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Ars- q. >.
Warner in concrete. and last week
Waited his relatives as the two Wood
ford homes on Lincoln Park.
Mr.. and Mn. c. 4. Harper of PArk
svsans are leaving he lAst u the
wsek fpr visit t. tAeir old hone II
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Harrison Company 1
Pleases Big Crowd

The Harrison stock company opened.
their return engagement at the Opera
House last night, presenting beau
uful four-act rural comedy drama en-
titled ''Cloverdale." The Opera House
was well filled and everyone present
agreed that the production given by
this popular organization was excel
lent
The scenery, the play, the costumes,
the music, in fact, every feature con-
nected with this production. was of
high order. and any one who enjoys
good, clean, wholesome amusement
will enjoy seeing the plays presented
by the company at the Opera House
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ROckvale News

The attendance was 20 at tie Meth.
odist Episcopal church Sabbaih
school August %
Mrs. Edison Easton and two chill
dren were in Canon City Monday.
= The Rockvaie first aid team OF the
c. F. & l. Company returned from
Trinidad Sunday
Cotopaxi beat the Rockvaie second
team 12-1 Sunday. August 20.
Mrs. l.. L. Job is at Minneaua hos.
pital in Pueblo. where her son Franz;
is patient.
+ w. Abbott OF Coal Creek was IN
town Monday.
u. II. White. who is connected with
the Y. NJ. C. A. here for a week or IL
AoAs. expects TO be transferred to the
southern field
Antonette vezzetti has returned
from the Minnequa hospital at Pueblo
Sam n. Parker. wife and two ch.l
dren of Pueblo were here Monday
Mr.. Parker is general secretary for
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Miss Celia Job was a Florence Wis
itor Monday.
Hioi. - VI Nlfknt. Niie anu ldlif
lily have returned from Stratton. Colo
Prof. Wright will be the principal oi
the school again this term.
The La Suzaine Club and the
smaller children Of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday schools OF the coal
camps. picnicked at the State Park in
Canon City.
ta1rs. Mary Bushik was in Florencs
tuesday.
Thomas Bodycomb was in Florence
Tuesday TO attend the funeral Of the
| late Thomas Shields, sr.
James Williams and George Smith
| w1fe In Florence T~esday At the fun
sral Of the late Thomas Shields. sr.
Mr. and Mrs- Philip Crosssn were
II florence Tuesday.
Joseph L,aily Vas IN Florence Tues
lay.
Mn. john p. Lloyd and daughter
Nrs J. L. Rowsu and Martha. wert
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Who Carries a
SiphOn in His
New Automobile?

Irish o'Day. the well known and
jovial stage driver between Cripple
Greek and Canon City, is still wonder
ing who the keen motorist is who car
ries short piece of rubber hose in his
car
Some time ago the Phantom Canon
road was washed out and this made
il impossible for Irish" TO take his
assengers to the golden district with
out c. IN them by wsy OF Colorado
Springs, and after making the trip by
that route for day or two he struck
a happy solution to this Inconvenience.
He discovered that the washout only
'overed short distance and that il he
dro . one fivver to the edge OF the
Sashcut. left 1t there and then loaded
his passenbers. into smother car on the
other side Of the washout he could
make the trip over the old route. Thus
he put into use two cars and has been
making this plan work for the past
two weeks.
All had gone smoothly with him until
just the other day when he arrived at
the car he had left on the Cripple
Greek side of the wash he noticed a
piece of small rubber tubing laying
at the side Of his car. He thought
nothing Of this incident. however. and
continued on his way with the car.
AS he neared the top OF the Victor hill
he ran out OF gas. The tank had been
full when he left Victor the day before
and he ct once connected the rubber
hose as the cause for the loss OF gag
On the way home he picked up the
hose and now says he can make an
good siphon out Of It as the motorist
vhA drained his tank. and II will bs
unlucky for the next motorist Who
leaves his car At the side OF the road
With gasoline selling at the present
high priess.
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in Florence Tuesday.
Charles Nash was in Canon City
Tuesday.
Judge /. W. Ibbotson Of Canon City
was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Philip Dearston was a Canon City
visitor Tuesday.
Miss Emily Agard returned from
Denver Sunday after an extended visit
with relatives.
While on her way to Canon City
Mrs. Charles Nash met with an auto
accident on Four Mile bridge. Also
Miss Orion Easton. in her car. Ac-
cording to report the bridge is of Pc
culiar finish, and 1t is up to whoever 1t
is. the county TO get busy and not
wait until about election time to get
busy and fix 1t up in first class con-
dition.
Comment: II Harding's name is
found in watermelon at Quincy, H..
that is o. X. But Cox is found at the
White House rs o. X. also.
Mrs. Edward Agard and daughter.
Emily. were Canon City visitors last
Wednesday
Margaret Davis was in Canon City
Wednesday.
A bunch of young lassies and lad
dies had a watermelon feast at River
side. near Csnon City. last Wednes-
day evening
Mrs. William Bolton. Mrs. w. II.
Searcy and Mrs. J. d. McMillsn were
Canon City visitors Wednesday.
Miss Bstelle Frey of Canon City is
the guest OF Miss Maude Angel this
week.
Jennie Rscchio. Catherine and
Helen Kochen and Kate CoIogna re-
turned Sunday after a camping trip at
Greenwood All they saw was rain.
Mrs. d. J. ottino is i'll with typhoid
fever.
returned to Crosby. wyo.. on Thurs
day.
Elizabeth Mackenzie returned from
Canon City Wednesday.
John Lavant. Jr., has taken charge
of the John MIlano garage and fiiiing
Sam Pollard left for Trinidad last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd OF
Pueblo wer cup visiting his parents
the FIRST OF the week.
Elizabeth Brice. aged ,, Of VIII
liamsburg. died ST Minnequs hospital
IN Pueblo Wednesday morning.
Ladies Aid Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church met at the home
OF Mrs. William Smith Wednesday.
James b. Fisher and Miss Coney OF
Trinidad were united in marriage n
Trinidad Sunday evening at the
home OF the bride. They will spend
their honeymoon at Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Fisher was formerly cashier At
Colorado Supply Company.
Mary veighn is visiting Relatives at
Berwind and Trinidad.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Payne and
daughter, Grace. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Deyer and son are out on a camp
ing trip.
Mrs NJ. H Israel took IS young
folks and Gertrude. Pearl and Mable
Ki,to to Canon City and picnieked Al
the swimming pool Tuesday.
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COLLEGE STUDENTS. Come 30
the ''house-warming- of the first cam
pus dormitory to be erected by a
state school In Colorado. II is at the
State Normal school at Gunnison.
which is now a standard college as
well as normal school The Normal
School gives the two-year professional
course as well as regular college
work. Fall quarter opens September
20. Lowest expenses in the state. 36-S
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Investigation Will
Be Made Into Fall
Denver Bleachers
cBy United press,

DENVER, Aug. so.-An investiga-
tion viii be made into the cause OF
the collapse of the temporary bleach
ers at the ball park here yesterday
when so people were injured. None
of the injured are believed TO be fatal
ly hurt. Six hundred people were
in the crash when the bleachers fell.
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FOR SALE+40 acres: IL in alfalfa. 2
miles east OF city hall. Florence.
s4,S00. Three acres in alfalfa; fine
fruit and vegetable land, half mile
from Santa Fe depot, Florence. s1,400-
House and acres, $500. Acre-lots
in alfalfa within city limits. Fruit,
vegetable and alfalfa lands. Rain
bow Park Land Co., Elks' Bldg, Flor
ence. 1860
THREE-acre orchard, with Groom
house. concrete apple cellars, box
wagon sheds, stable and chicken coop.
Inquire of villain r'eidhauser, corner
Locust and Poplar. Lincoln Park wp-2
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue

FOR SALEI5-acre fruit ranch; good
house and outbuildings. $4,000. For
further fnfor alton call Canon
642-Jl. 204-a6
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FOR SALE-71s-acre ranch with good
orchard; fruit included; miles
from town; $500. Phone Canon
ess-Js. 2O4-p6
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Pueblo Loses
in Population
tBy u.isea Press,

WASHINGTON. Aug. so.-The
census of Peublo. Colo. as Officially
announced here today. is 42.sos, a de-
crease Of 1.4s7. or s.s per cent since
1910.
A want ad in the Record gets resulAs.
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II you want 70 bay. sell O. and
anything. use Record want aAa
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STOI-EN-From auto, Monday eve
ming, wrenches, pliers, screw driver,
auto goggles gold-plated. heavy
mesh screen protectors on side: re-
ward. Phone Canon 63- 20S-p2
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WANTED

WANTED-To loan, $500 to s.. 900.
ON good real estate; frst-class Sc
curity required. "A j." The Rec
ord. 20s-p6
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WANTED-To rent by elderly couple.
a three or four-roomed house; will
pay rent quarterly in advance. E.
III. 20S-ps
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-First class fall rye seed
Ray S. Johnson, Penrose, Colo
rado. w-ps
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FOR SAIE-Brood sow, s22.5o; Sis-
months pigs. $3.50; gentle driving
horse. s35; geese. ducks, full grown
Hampe. blocks east end of North
Ninth street. 20e-pl
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-Five-room brick cot
tage; modern; furnished or unfur
nished: large lot. garage and othei
outbuildings. at 500 Harrison ave
nue. 2o1-p'
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4 want "a IN ne Record Ests rssslta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-16
BENSON SEES COVERT
ATTACK ON SHIPPING
Assails Men Backing IN Fd-
vor' of Foreign Interests.

CHICAGO Oct 15.-Hldden behind cor
porate names. there are Americans.
'basking In the favor OF foreign ship
ping interests who are creating the I'M
preston that tho ships are a menace to
the nation. Chairman Benson Of the
Shipping Board declared here tonight
in message read by a representative OF
the board at the dinner which opened
merchant marine week.
plain speech harms only those who
are afraid of the TRUTH the Chairman
said. What American worth his salt
will stand up IN public and say our mer-
Chant marine is menace 20 this nation
or any other? Yet we find men hide
behind corporate names and organiza-
tons who have the audacity to create
such an impression. But when you tear
off the mask you And that these same
men are basking In the favor of foreign
shipping interests or have hopes In that
direction. Now and then their efforts
to muddy the waters succeed to the ex-
tent OF influencing honest opinion
against the shipping boards policies
which aim to upbuild a permanent mer-
chant marine"
The magnitude of the country's effort
IN world shipping may seem to spell
disaster to other nations, the message
said. but 1t should not as America was
only taking UP the slack in shipping
brought about during the war by the
work OF the submarine.