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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
Five Fast Autos in Our Service

trery high school IN Greater New
York where there are over seven
thousand school boys between the
ages Of 10 and is who qualify am
nually as junior marksmen under the
school-hoy course approved by the
war department
After years of opposition, the Boy
Scouts of America are recognizing
the value of teaching workmanship
as a character builder and have au-
thor,Zod the issue Of merit badges foI
Workmanship. This work is carried
on in cooperation with the National
Riflo Association of America. who
supplies instructors and supervisor 4.
The value to the nation Of the train
ing of the youth of the land in the
mechanism and use of firearms is in
estimdplc. A large standing army
will not be greay necessity if citi-
z"us are trained in the first requisite
OF a defender Of his country. There
fore the promotion Of rifle shooting.
not only trains the eye and the nerve
and builds up the physical standard
of our young men, but also at the
same time adds a valuable asset TO
the defensive strength Of the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
teaching THE YOUTH
HOW TO SHOOT RIFLE
OVER 10000 PARTICIP ATED
IN PRACTICE LAST
YEAR.
many schools FORM Teams
Boy Scouts of America Recognize
the Value of In
struCtion

over fifteen thousand college and
school-boy marksmeu is the record
for the school year ending Juno go
1914. Through IA, combined efforts
Of the National Rifle Association NJ
America and tho National Board for
the Promotion OF Rifle Practice
rapid strides are being made looking
To the introduction of rifle shooting
as one Of the recognized sports m
the schools and colleges throughout
the country and the movement has
been still further stimulated by re-
cent act Of congress authorizing the
free issue of rifles and ammunition
10 such clubs ana TO cadet corps
Now ~ Colleges.
This work was begun several years
ago by the National Rifle association,
backed by the war departments with
a result that az the present time
there are ~ colleges and universities
and SIS private and public prepara-
tory schools having rifle clubs. Ma
tonal championships are now being
Jdrried on in both classes OF institu-
tions Among the colleges there arc
competitions both indoor and out
door, representing the intercollegiate
championship, aud among the schools
the government has presented tro-
phies representing the public high
school shooting championship and
the military school championship of
the country The indoor competitions
for both colleges and schools are
now being organized for the indoor
season. These matches are shot ON
indoor ranges with 22-calber rifles.
As an evidence of the fact that the
athletic authorities of a great many
colleges and universities, as we'll as
schools, are recognizing marksman-
ship as "A part of their athletic cur
riculum, many Of them are giving
the college or school letter TO those
students who make the rifle teams
schools Form Rifle Teams.
4 feature of this work which is
worthy of mention is the fact that
there have been no serious accidents
Of any kind on rifle ranges since the
work was introduced, a claim that
could hardly hold good in connection
with other prominent school sports
such as football and baseball To
overcome the erroneous impression in
the minds Of members of school
boards that rifle shooting is dam
gerous. the war department has Of
fered to several cities sub-targct gun
machines for installation in their
high schools. This is an apparatus
which teaches rifle shooting without
the use of powder and ball and is a
mechanical contrivance which as
Stimulates actual rifle firing, and
which has been used with great sue
cess on our warships and in army
barracks.
There is one of these machines in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
A Prize Baby.

In other letters from Mr.. Black
wood we CLEAN the following. Il am
going to send you a picture Of my
baby that took the prize at the baby
show. l told the Judges her name
was Ruth Manalin Blackwood. She
has taken several bottles OF your
remedy, Manalln, and is the finest
baby in this country. l believe your
medicine saved the life OF my little
two year-old boy The doctors said
he had a bad stomach, but did not
help him. We gave him Nahaih
and II cured him. He also took Pc
runa at the same time. Is now sound
and well. lie Is the picture Of health
and as fine a looking boy rs there Ia
In this country"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
Cared Ny Wife.

IN a later letter Mr.. Blackwood
writes: "Over q year ago my wife
had a spell Of sickness. The doctor
said It was kidney trouble and bad
stomach disease. l had two doctors.
One of them visited her every day
FOR several weeks. They finally de-
c,aed that she could not live. In de-
spair, / began to give her Peruna' IN
small doses. In three days ] could
see she was getting little STRONGER
In three weeks she was walking
around the house. In two months
she was strong and well. In all, she
took FIVE bottles OF Peruna. II eureo
her sound. After quitting the doctor
sbe never took thing but Peruna- IL
certainly saved her lite."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
Scheme Didn't Work

A Eood-lookng, Well-to-do bach
clor was being teascd by the mem.
bcrs Of e girls club, because he did
not marry
I'm willin',' he said. "Iu marry
the one the club picks out"
Each member went TO a corner and
wrote > name. Disgusting her hand
writing. When the votes We're counted
there was one for each member and
tho bachelor isn't married yet The
club is busted up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
The GrnnlIng nf Ncn rrIn.s.

II Is not an uncommon experience
20 find cases in court covering the
period Of three 1--WE. ten and twenty
years, az a result Of the needless and
wrongful granting of now trials.
where it was clearly apparent that the
error Of procedure. or the error in the
admission or exclusion OF evidence. or
the error IN tho charge of the court,
did not and could not lnilriously af-
fect the real merits OF the coutro-
yersy There ls too much demand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
WHEN SICK,
dime A BOX
Children Need "CASCARETS"
CROSS and C0KST|PATED-

liver in n healthy condition.
Fun directions for children and
grownups in each package.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this gentle. harmless laxative TO chill
drcn-AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
BRITISH INDIANS 70
Be TRAINED IN ARMS
SYSTEM IN NEW ZEALAND
WILL BE TRIED IN
ANTIPODES.
BY This Method England Will
Will Greatly Lessen
Conscription.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18

Any child will gladly take Gas
oarets candy Cathartic," which act
gently never piipc or produce the
slightest unea asness-though cloarses
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
This
Man and
Wife Re.
stored to
Health by
Peruna.

Mr. John B. Blackwood, Locklart S. c, writes; My whe
and take Peruna occasionally and think the best medicine
in the world keep it in the house also have bottle OF 1t
in nv tool chest when | away from home am stene
mason and travel extensively the country have caused
the sale Of many bottles Of Peruna to my fellow werAmen
Wears ago was sufferer from indigestion, caused
INV catarh Tried everything in the way OF medicine No reet
grew despondcn friend told me to try Peuna began It
heped once and finally cured me am well man today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
WIN Eliminate Politics.

Mr.. Vannest pledges that he will
separate our state schools from poll
tics. Under no consideration will he
vote for the election Of any teacher TO
any position In our state schools
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18

ing fer chat Ions Yoar Uncle
Josh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
Too Many Book .

/ 100 MANY bpOkS.
There are entirely too many text
| books in use in our rural schools. \
rural teacher with all the grades f.
compelled TO have from twenty five 10
| thirty reCitatious each day. This
gives only about ten minutes To a
| recitation II is utterly impossible for
/ either teacher or pupils to do justice
/ to the subjects in that length Of time.
! G. G. Vannest will reduce the number
| OF text books in uso in the rural
schools and thus give the pupils nm
! opportunity TO put more time In ON
the essential subjects-thOs subjects
that will be Of the greatest value to
| them when they go out into the world
| to fight their own battles.
our state schools can never prog
| ress as long as the teachers Of those
| schools are selected by the spoils sys-
| tenn, simply because they worked and
| voted for the nomination and cleo
| ton Of the state superintendent To-
! day our state schools are in the
| clutches Of shrewd, designing poh-
! ticidns and many political debts have
been paid at the expense Of the
| students of those schools. G. q. Van
nest stands for the merit SYSTEM he
will work for the merit system; he
will use his influence and the prestige
Of the office Of state superintendent
to have the legislature enact law
putting and keeping tho teachers OF
our state schools under the merit
| system.
Under the present school code-R.
H. Wilson takes price I'm the fact that
he was instrumental in having Il
| passed-the school district treasurer
cannot handle the funds Of his dis
trict-the county treasurer does that
the school patrons cannot make n levy
for their dlstrict-the excise board
does that; the school board cannot
employ a teacher for their district
the county superintendent must be
called I'm and approve the contract.
/ c. G.. Nanest Is opposed 20 all laws
that take away the powers Of the
patrons Of the school districts and ~
the school boards. He will work for
tho repeal and for the enactment OF
new laws that put the control OF all
school matters back into the hands Of
the people Of the school districts.
/
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18

We Maintain Competent Repair Force
We II lines
those assembled the }oncd We know this because watch their
Here cleaning mraNd who make speciality of cleaning those
o 90
THEY ARE EQUIPPED WITH EVERYTHING
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
Advsrtissmsat
JaeIs Elliott

Its With extreme plsasurs TIT 3 y:
. citissn of Colorado and Weld County
Tor twenty-five years and during IL ~
which time have hesn intasately -.
quainted with A. J. Elliott, ny awoed
IN ht behalf IL support Of his elscttoa -
tie once Of Sheriff Of Weld Coantt.
Nj. Elliott u . man With IL nsesseaxy
qualifications to make IN deal shsifn,
= man with pleasing manners, Kind
hearted yet posseessd With that d.
tsrmipatien which u necessary 70 en-.
force the lawsof our State ord County,
and l wish TO impress on the nsw couasr
iA this County (ths old timsr1 know
him and viii vote for him) thst wissn
you 20 TO the Polls te vots yen wWiH
mskelho mistake BY putting : croas-
mark opposite the name Of Jack El-5
,hott. ID the svsnt Of his election and he
fails p make good you viii coafsr ..
favor On mo By writing me that havs
misrsprsssntsd the facts. vots for hin.
JOHN W. HUNTER. q
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
Advertisement
wa Cous1y VOt1Esl

My political oppclasnts ~ Il cost no
nsariy ytwtse Whist e did Mr. Wylis b
make hi last tassessmsnt. It did. Iteost
~. WJiie r., ,66t.0o. q 900 would have
bssa : " psics foe Il IL WY 4 -
done. He Had $50 schedules md % pss
eent u them eeptsd from fofmsr yssrp
reeords. I took Il, ~ schedules last
ysar.7 Z pr cent only naads IN the ohies.
and thase Tor non-residsnts almost en-
Etfrsly. Thi6 yssr H. schsdnlss win
nnmbsr n1asiy II, 600.
1 Three cofpoeatjous of til County Nr.
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
Below COPY q tee7phc dy ser BY President Waoa
lie nonal Deaver. When you
Tuesday peeber Seideuidos and what the President, who
imQws lin, 1ay9 e him.
ThE WHITE. HOUSE ]
WARRINGTON. =. e.
October 27, 1914

John /, Basnett National Committeeman,
DenStT, Colo. So
It's reaI pleasure to speak for those who have
stood BY TIE cause Of the people and manifested In very
practical way their support Of just progressive legislation.
Certainly Mr.. Seldomridee Mr. keatins and Mr. Taylor
a1e men Of this type Their quality has been tested BY
their 1e1vi6e would seem to me little more than Just to
them that tih constituents should return them to the
osse where with heightened service they win be able to-
1vehe country the benefit Of their quality and more
effectively from month 10 month.
WOODROW WILSON.
The Keota news., 1914-10-30

Wyfe under-sssessed more than $321,
900. They paid ~. 600 more taxes for
1918 than undsr Mr. Wylis's last year.
Two sntirs sections Of Union Pacific
Coal, worth ~, 100, were overlooked by
ny pesdsca alsors, including NJ. Wylis.,
More than =. on 900 wortk Of propsrty
Nr. wyAs did not hnd (and Il was thsrs
III ths tims) pays ovsr e26 600 tsxes
NOW under my assessment. So. whieh
DO you want Mr.. Taxpayer IN sxpsnsivs
Rness at what sho uld 10. assessed or .
thcro. equaIissd, full assessment that
gets rssults7 Schedules are arrauesd
Alphabetically, = the law requires, and
any oas can 6nd dwhath y wanted, Nsysr
sbeforei
& MT. Small Home Owner and Mr.. Small
Stoes-ksspsr, Stock Raiser and Dry
Lander, and ''smallsr farmer without
.inAusnee.', - my Republican opponsnt
puts it, don't b fooled. Those big Tux
tAedgsra who were caught for tie irst
tins are the ones putting up the money
TO pEsvsnt my re-slection. The thinG /
boast Of h that ! nm giving the small
property owner square deal. Some
thing hs never had bsfore.
IN answer to the charge that ''Wsld
County's troubles are due 10 my OPP
posing the Tax Commission's arbitrary
methods. 1T may b well 70 note that
sIast year there were e Counties pro-
testing, this year q, md. not ons county
got ons cent seductjon. That Boulder
and Larimsr Counties which last year
[trisdwhst ny opponent = pleased TO
call Axis Grease Diplomacy, are this
year lighting tAs Tax Commission with
n1e.
Ithas bssn claimed that ! have bsss
quoting my property Tor sale ut figures
shows what Il = assessed for. have
quoted no man OF woman any kind Of D
peiee o. my lAnd nF lots own sincs !
heys boen assessor, and ] dsnounce any
s$ateaaesi6 10 the contrary - unquaH.
Aedly 6AlDe. Any sworn atatsnnent ~
til 6nect fAat xnay y sent ont - last
minute viii u followed ~ changes 1t
[psSjury. Ny property = asesssed inpro.
poe Mon H0Oe6af peOpto1' pEoporty, md
u full vaIuo. j challenge inv1a t3ons
I am h9AftnR for IN III asuund sQuaeo
|deal .1oe ron and Weld County. YoaW
yotn H8l sustain mo Ia the 6Ght. II +
Your vo&o Issspsctf folly REQUEST.
Yeey sincsrslY.
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
Advertisement
Kept Faith with Yoa

A0RG = I'LL. W 1t0 = ~
You trusted mo two years 1eo with
the important ofiics Of County CIsrk
and Recorder. l have given you ny bsst
thought and services and have made .
detailed monthly report Of every peany
received and disburssd.
The fees to the public have bsen ~
ducsd.
The system Of recording and indsxing
has bssn improved.
The work sf auto rsgistFation, with
ont olies fss. has bssa addsd 70 my
week.
The net pront % tbs County, shove
IL salaries and clark hire Of ths ohiss.
has materially increased.
/ ask you q trust me again and 70
5vptefor - Nov. 3rd.
J. Z. sNOOK. Democratic Car
dIdate Tor CosnEy Gisfk and Recorder.
'eObsu ths4 inpulsp'' . vets -
DsiSsea.
~. .yssl.ssysurb -. se.Is
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
Advsrtissu,sat
To tie VeAees ef Well County

To the Voeog0 01 We'd County
Il man b impossible 1oe ne tp e
ysu bsfses eJeet3oa. on seoouk
accidsne l ylst With. and III shsst d. q
now left for canvlssing. Do you kaoN u q
what my opponsnts will do 1oe yoaf
lam IN favor Of a.d II ejectsd S6all q;
work for the following mssaurse: ]
Compulsory arhitrstsoa-
Enfotcemsnt Of school fnnd loan g q
formers on good security at low intssade
Promotion Of sducstssn By III prAcs
cal MEANS. -. .
Sale 81 State lands 20 act,aal sstt1dea I
and homo builders On long time pay
ments at low interest. J
Abolition Of Ill unnsc6ssary Bpard6
and Commissioners.
An effective herd law.
Economy IN public expenditures sofar
o i consistent with good ssrvies.
Statewide prohihitiou.
II you bslisvs IN Gnforcemsnt ef the
laws and nsw legislation without fer
or favor than yo1 viii vote for Ne Nut~
ray. sss
Weld county win slsct two rsprsssfit
ativss 70 the legislature. ! win eppreci-
ate bsing one Of ths two for whom you
vote. 4 ~ n
GEORGE ": NeMURRAY. ~ 4
xressive candidate for representative.
The Keota news., 1914-10-30

pasturs )and. He has refused IN o6er Of
o17t aaAers for ten aerSs thsreof but
Hsaid 10 woald ssl1 tn acSss for $50 IN
EAcrs. The last s3e1e11ent - supported
~ N aAldavie q ~ sposssssion Of q. 4.
Elsixos, ehairinan u Republican county
central commit1 -. DotA of the ahevs
F1esa eaeh o4ess. MR: Mnmpsr's -
lIlsraesd d itsnes q hs1aw has bssp
- sole eause of the tax.tsoahlss Of tn
pest ysar viii n III atssndantexpsnss
- the taxpaysrs.
Is Hsw wall III. Munpsy yhas performed
~ dntiss . aaseseor asud hew ~ has
= ssitssd asss ssssls and .vaIua&ions Of
farm tanfs thruouG Nsjd eonlsy and
Sow rood ~ has bsen 10 himself ean
sasily IS d6tstma ~ any taxpayer
fsniliar With thsse lands. y ~ IN sx-
ansfnition u ths vsluations ~ HI own
iands - = shown ~ his ovn tax receipt
"a taxss paid during 1914 q Asssssrnent
1918. We urgs TIE taxpaysss Of Wsk
county to got out their tax rScsipts and
compare thsse vaiuatioae With The valu-
stisna plAesd q thsir ON iands ~ Mr.
Muuper last year. !.
Il = we'll known that ths small home
ow1sr. ths smaller faru,sr without ssfn
fuspcs, = ths imall storsksspsr, stock
.raissr and drylandsra havs bsen the
victims Of IT. Mumpsr's srratie and
violsnt opinions Of valuations. I
Mr. Wylie = for real squalisation; h
win = - has ii ths past squahze aud
rive . fair -dsap 70 NJ.
MR. TAXPAYER, thsss are fsstz
md figures of record.
LOOK THEM UPl
The Keota news., 1914-10-30
.Iavsstssnsa.
l|iAeQ0ss q q Assssssr

: - AN WOY SASQa - Nep - 49, ~
was beoeght ~ o1Ak farm, Wsat. - -
country ssAool. ktsr erad31atsd q ~
Wsst ElisahelA High .sehsol thea took
: haeiness eeafse q, Du6's HnGtnasa
eoilsls ss Iltssb1fgh. He was en-
ploysd Il aussseial businesses until
sl1hs ysar 1aD2 vhsn - and Nh wife
mcvea - Coloeadp ara boagA4 farn
Sort1 sf sPia&tsvilla Nhsss - hr1nsd
a.d raieed stoek Until - was alscted
asssssor On H. Rspublisen Sieks In No
Semhsr 1so1 whieh .oelcs - A for
several pears n. Wylis sucse dsd b;
II. stsvsns, . Dsmocratic asssseors
1he essssems6E made b. Mr. Stavsas
- m'the prsesding yer was q erroeeous
snd - unequal thAt - county com
nlissioas1 = ortar 8 adjust laxation
sfnally anoAg ~ taxi eyysap oz ,ths
ceunty were eoaapelled b rshGte uscrs
1lnin ri, 60 h taxss q : grs1t ~ -
~ eoun4y, tpwns and school ddlstiiiets,
oeeasionsd by Mx. stevsu's : ssrronsous
agnessusnts. 4. s
III rseordeef d. asssssorss ollies -
ut b Mr. 6fsvebs wsts ID speh d.
1setivs shaps the q prdsr q nsatD =
propss sssoass 1st Mr. Wylie was com
psilsd e rsapprstss md eqpaliss every
ita1 81 peopeety Il Ws3d eesnty. This
work swes - ~ dons j him t6s1
dusin y let ~ = ~ sesn e 6llics
thseD - seare3 zipaysl \ LalA
q NJ we1l n satis Nd wstk M
vs,s - - - r. t65psrty as'wsll =
o6 oes6 - Isopsrty q NJ
.eig1l III. 4 whole te11n of
ulIae sae ksled Nh saly sf.
~ ~. h total *
- ~ tt - ollcs dufiAg ~ last
-. iD see Nas but = trias oesr
o. Aa1l = ~ asloillt spent ~ ths prs
sssut sSssek = dlaliii ~ , lpseeat -
s6seoe sst yeas, ~ ,enl - foe
which - RI sss dAte 1poa vhieA
q bess = = II A1aoupt -
psndsd y sseh daring 49, ysass = =
followS:
john q. & Hyis, sssssal.se. 1sd total
txpsnss II olles - -. q.
A. I. Mumper. os -. le13. total
espsnss of olles,y "a loo. o.
Whsn II. nun lrst ran n was onA
plsdes md platSoEm stiat - woad givs
q econonical allninf11 afiou q tbs'
olies. How ws1l hs - dons % appsars
fsum ~ fossguiag A1lrs The sx-
pensss II ~ ollce "a tol4 Win grsatlx
exeeed 1ol8 . = - favprod With ijobs
this yeae many addtiol elssin ~
dimes III odless are - croWdsd With
clerks that taxpaysss sould hardly sntsr.
An idsa o. scooony ha5 bsen Discarded
Ar. 1fampses enssnt Demoeatie -
sessor and eendiaats for reslsction i the
ownsr a ty0 tfacts e lai1d under No. 2
ditch abput os,6 n,ils north of Cfseley
adjoinine IT, Eetoa rnad which during
IL ysar 1918 he sssssssd q. himself
mon - follswing valuss = abpaar from
the tax-rolf in ~ hands q H. eounty
t<easufsr:
4. Z. MUMPER. Ei-zsE 14sse. 81,
u. IN, Z. e5 W.e0 aeres, tDta1 va1sso
10. ~. <sCHEDULE mo- M-6o
4. L.MUMPE2 S6 acrss II NW4-@
NV II, -. ~ p. s r. :. g =. total
sva1ustson. -. SCHEDULE NO. n
! 6lS Ss57ss " Ssa:s !
II = reppfted that he has bssn o4ersd
!. and refused 41o0 a acre for tbe hfst
t,esexihsd tract. Psrt of ths Seyeefs
~s.aaa - Ga ard fhA 6nlGNAn