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La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
Instructions for Voting.

Enter the name OF the lady whom
you wish to secure one of these val.
liable rewards In this contest at once
She may win the grand prize. Better
still get the lady to enter her name
and then vote for her Those who
get In on the start have the best
chance of winning. so II is desirable
that the name be entered at once in
order to get good start Candi-
dates who enter the contest do not
necessarily have To b. subscribers to
the Tribune. Enter your name and
your friends will do the rest. You
will be surprised to see how rapidly
the votes will come in and what lit
tie EFFORT is necessary to win one OF
the awards offered. Get In on the
start and encourage your friends to
vote for you. The rest will be easy.
You will ever know how popular you
are until you enter a contes, OF this
Kind.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
AMga,cAM , vvesaAMmoo6.

T>Aox asapeahai1, u the 'sscs b. sAlslas
= osae esd b,oWtns WtedA
tAeae 49, Aao ths ~ 1iviss euoQissAaa
~ sesvA6th.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
css..sr, PssAssss Dsssvsss1 ~,

Any sosA eeAss sosuaeiss y 3S
esats Of aay es tAs follewiaG ereaa.
ssy Drolusls. vhiD0eas eseeo. -.
fss ersao, NIT 80 bo11oD1DA. -
iivsfsl y ~ psss q ~ ~. pheee
V,awuaa..a onnAaanav.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
THE MuLlioAN euAaos.-

w YE crave your condensation ana
W. vii tell yov What ~s know
Nv OF marching In the MsiligAn
w guards from The Seventh
ward below.
Our captains name 10 Casey. . rlpS,srsv ~
man.
lie carries his sword like . Rsaslss Suhs
whenever he tAkes command
CHORUS.
Shoulder arms asd march 49, oarch
away.
Out Baxter street. way up to Avsoss A.
The drums and fifss they s~sssiy. svsstly
play
As ~s march. march. march In the hu,-
ilssn guards
The Asnd plays "Garryo~sa" snA the
connsmarra pet.
With rub a-dub- dub ~e march through
the mud with n military step
With the green above the red soyA to
snow where We come from.
Our guns ~~ lift to . right shoulder shift
a. 20 march ~ tho tap " tho drum
Author unkno~a.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
How "a Win,

Any young lady who desires to en-
ter this contest and win one OF the
valuable prizes offered should see
that her name is sent to the contest
department. All that is necessary
win prize is to receive the largest
number OF votes. according TO the
conditions mentioned elsewhere in
this announcement.
Candidates should at once inter
est their friends In the contest, and
by united and energetic action In
duce as many people as possible to
vote for them. The nomination cou-
pom cut from the Tribune will count
1000 votes for candidate.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16

self, or disposed OF IN any manner
she may see ht.
Any young lady residing in the
territory mentioned is eligibl. to
compete In this contest.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16

FOR SALE-Two new five room
bungalows: close In: modern and
complete in every way: will sell AT
actual cost. part cash. balance
monthly payments. or on time. los
rate OF Interest: an unusual chance
to procure y new modern home cheap.
See X Js.Sse Roberts
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
WIDE INTEREST IS TAKEN IN CONTEST
CONTINUED from First Page)

following is
thosenom minated up o
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16

FOR SALE-The Pienderleith home
on the corner OF Santa Fe avenue
and Sixth street Is being offered for
sale at 4 greatly reduced price: II
you desire a large. modern, up to
date house at a very reasonable fE-
ure. see Miller 4 Allen in the Miller.
Hale Block.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
FLEE 40 A BIRD.

Thou who art weary Of sin:
+ Go 10 the clear. flowing fountain.
+ Where you may wash and b
+ CHORUS
+ I>LY. for the Avenger 10 near thee.
!. i Call. and the Saviour will hear
+ thee.
+ lie on his bosom will bear thee,
+ q. thou who art weary Of sin.
+ y. thou Who art weary Of sin
|. he will protect thos- forever.
!. - Wipe ey'ry falling tear.
!. lie viii forsak- thee. u never,
!. sheltered 80 tend-riy there.
+ HASTE. then. the hour are nying.
7 - Spend not the moments IN sigh
!. ing.
+ Cease from your sorrow and crying.
!. The Saviour viii wipe ev'p tear.
!. Unidentified.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16

FOR SALE-Editorial mansion Of
the great family journal. at the
corner of Cimarron avenue and
fAifd street: furnished or unfusn-
is1l4: finest lawn and best improv-
ed fesidence lot In la Junta: make
me An offer. Inquire at this office.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
CENT A WORD COLUMN.

Cash must accompany all
notices for insertion In this
column. Count one cent for
each word or abbreviation.
Including the address. No
advertisement in this column
for less than Is cents per In
sertfon.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
Al VIII Win.

To all candidates who do not win
one OF the regular prizes In the con
test We will pay n cash commission
OF 10 per cent on the total amount
you collect on subscriptions. This Is
contest whore you can't lose. All
have chance to win a prize.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
Wee Coupua

A ballot good for twsaty votes -.
psars II this papsr: ciip II. and sssd
II 70 The rribsse Once aad vote for
youP favoette.
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
Nominations.

Any person has the privilege OF
nominating one or more candidates.
You do not have 10 be q subscrib.
or to the Tribune TO take part In this
contest.
All nominations should be mailed
10 the contest d.partm m-nt at once, as
the list OF nominations will be pub
iishcd In next weeks ,.sue OF the
Tribune.
Candidates can be nominated after
this date. but II Ia u great advantage
TO have your name In the frst list
published. NO that your friends will
not agree TO work for some one else
before knowing who are entering tbs
contest.
The nomination coupons will ap
pear for q few issues. and only Z
limited number Of nominations vii
~ accepted. Cut the nominAtiot
b,ank from this issue and send Il Il
~ Tribune once. with your usm'
o. the name and address Of your 70
voriae candidate. A subscripbion. Il
sst necessary but . good start mean
nuch.
TIE sans Of The Dssson. mskiai
~ seoiaatioa VIII not ~ divulssd
0r1sss for The psisss viii ~ givss
~ sucesssful coatsstaats at ~
soese q ~ eeatsse. ed The saa'
~ - ussl n ~ eeaesseaae ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
Early Start Half the Rattle.


Send In your name. or the name
OF some young lady you would like
to have win one OF the pr,res at once,
on the nomination blank published
In this paper. and then let your
friends know you are In the contest
to win, or they may favor a mutual
friend who approaches them before
you. There Is not an acquaintance
but what will help you to win II
YOU show them you are In earnest
and are going TO do your best. "Ail
the world loves n lover" but no one
more so than an ambitious young
lady. and when your friends realize
that you possess that quality and are
going TO give your competitors a run
to the finish. you yourself will he
surprised at their readiness to assist
and stand back OF you. This re-
minds the contest editor OF . re-
mark made TO him by a candidate in
n former contest: II never knew
people were 80 Kind and that ! had
80 many friends until I entered this
contest" This happened In Coiora.
do. not far from La Junsa. and your
experience will be Just the same
when your friends are Informed that
La Junta tribune., 1916-09-16
How voees Ass Rerured.

In all cases where votes are issued
subscription must be paid In I'd.
ance. The full amount Of money
must BE- sent or brought 10 the eoa.
test department Of the Tribune.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
FORT SMITH SALOON
MEN PRESS CASES

FORT SMITH, Ark, April g.
Judge Paul Little yesterday heard
the appeal of former Fort Smith
saloonkeepers who are suing the
county for the return of the money
they paid for liquor licenses last year
and the year before when the circuit
court decided against them on the
question of sufficiency of signatures
to their petitions for licenses. The
case came up from the county court
where the licenses We're granted and
where the claims of the liquor deal
ers were denied Judge Little after
hearing the case upon an agreed set
of facts postponed his decision until
the last fourth Monday i'm April In
the meantime the liquor dealers will
file briefs and court references to
substantiate their claims.
The liquor dealers claim $500 each
but admitted in their arguments yes
terday that they did not have much
hope Of receiving the return of the
$500 that went to the state out of the
$500 license fee. The remainder of
license went to the school fund and
the general fund of the county.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07

ness and many urged even more lib
eral provisions for the regular army
and national guard than the bill
makes. Others urged that the volun-
tccr section be made stronger.
The section under dispute provides
for the organization by congressional
districts Of 261 900 federal volunteers
wholly under the control of the prosi-
dent ana for their training in peace
timcs under such regulations as the
president may prescribe. 1t was de-
signed to provide for summer training
camps similar to those held last ycaI
at Plattsburg, n. Y, and elsewhere
and also for the organization of vol
Gntoer army units in country districts
where its members could spare time
during the summer for IA month OF
more of intensive military training
during each of the three years of their
service with the colors, An amend
ulcnt accepted by the senate last week
fixed thirty days annually as the pc
riod of training. senator Williams
has announced. however. that he will
offer II further amendment fixing the
maximum time at ninety days should
any unit be found able to devote that
amount of time to its work
senator McCumbcr offered "A sub
stltute for the section providing that
high school. academy and college
students be assembled in military
training camps. those of suitable age
being liable for service in the regular
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
MAKE BIG PAYMENT
ON NURSERY HOME
New Home Will BE Free
From membranes
When Opened.

\ substantial payment was made
on the new home recently purchased
by the board of directors of the Day
Nursery when meeting was held
Yesterday morning AT the Y. w. G. a.
II Is expected that the new f"idquar-
ters at 7l9 South Cheyenne VIII be
entirely free from an membranes
when ii is ready 10 open tomorrow
Plans for rcarranging the building
now on the property and making
needed improvements were discussed
and when these have been completed
the nursery Will be Ideal in every re-
SpcCt.
The work of moving from the pres
cnt quarters on West Fourth street
Will probably be completed today ana
everything placed in readiness for the
care Of the little ones at once.
Ever since the nursery moved t" 4
central location each month has seen
steady increase in the number or
children placed in the hands Of the
nurse March was no exception to the
rule. Pas children having been cared
for II Is not an uncommon sight to
see as many as seventeen children In
the nursery at one time. ranging an
age from two months to five years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
STRAND.

Last chapter The Girl and the
Game" Rhinelander arranges fol
Helen to drive a golden spike that
marks the completion Of the super
vision cutoff. Seagrue receives the
announcement Of the celebration and
sends Ward and Adams to make away
with Storm and Spike at the inter
section where the golden spike is
driven. Storm and Spike are sepa-
rated from the rest. Ward and Ad-
ans creep up on them from behind
and tie them hand and foot Storm
is lodged in an empty ore car, while
Spike loosens his bonds and escapes,
to hurry the news of Storms fate to
Helen. Helen drives the engine to the
mine in fearful haste. arriving in time
to save Storms life. Ward and Ad-
ans return to Seagrue. who is further
angered to hear OF Spikes escape.
Seagrue arranges with Ward and Ad-
ans to kill Storm and Spike ut Helen's
home. but through confusion in sig
nails. Seagrue is killed; Ward and Ad-
ans escaping In automobile are struck
by speeding train and killed. Storm
marries Helan-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
His Masters Voice

Jim-liis wife is an enthusiastic
student of botany.
Sam-les and whenever he sees
her he trembles like a leaf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
Oklahoma Charters.

Hpf'Iul ~ IN" NoTlu
OKLAHOMA CITY. April 6.-Sec.
retary Of State J. l.. Lyon has issued
the following charters:
Melville Home Builders Shippinl
association, Melville, capital $1,000
incorporators. w. A. Glasgow. Hell
ena; y. ID. Dupus. Aline; George A
Carroll. Melville
Kingston Cotton Oil company. CAPT
tai $4,000, incorporators, c, G
Chestnut. A. O. Duncan, Lula Chest
nut. Kingston.
Farmers and Consumers Egg com
pany, Oklahoma city. capital. $25,'
600; incorporators j. G. Henderson
l.. V. Henderson. A. +. Smith, Okla
homa city.
Paramount Petroleum company
Tulsa, capital. $4,000; incorporators
A. T. Bailey. c. w. Spangler f.. c
Harrison. Tulsa
Canadian Valley Ice, Light d Fue
CO.. Crowder. capital $4,000; incor.
potators II. T.. Crowder, X. A. White
Crowder; w. w. Winston. CLARK
Nichols, Hanna.
Waite Drilling company Dewey
capital. $4,000; incorporators. NJ. NJ
Waite, l.. c. Waite, Grace Waite
Dewey.
Tulsa Savings & Loan Association
capital 100000; incorporators j. f.
Wade, T. j. Hartman, +. A. Haver
G. c. Stebbins Tulsa.
Milford oil company, Okmulgee
capital $4,000; incorporators. VIII
liam G. Newman. Charles Il. Risor
u. Richardson. Okmulgee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
Had|ey lauded at
G. O. P. Convention
Continued from Page One.)
of st. Louis, illustrates again these
election frauds"
DcnOunccs The Party.

ExcLI. .SIop SpDINcS Mo Anri,
: Former Covornor Herbert s
Ir,aIo,, in ~ .ddrass hafora tho Pc.
nuhIc,r stata con,on,ion hero today
arroiouaa hotb tho nationai and st,te
Denocratic administrations
..Vvo car congratulate ourselves
that tho Democrotic marty never
snenod so ;ncanahla ara uniossrviny
to he eptrusted w,ith the work Of sov,
ornment as n docs todav" Mr. Had.
,e,, said .And We con conaratulate
,ho na,,ntr,, tbot tho Darocrotic
nart, never seomed so un.ttractive
70 10 An,orioon wotors no n,;staLor
oconon,ic noljc,, al homo hos hoen
,ddad a uaoL ,rd h,,nui,pa no,;o,, In
deaths Win affairs ahroad AZ no
time Sefore in our bjstorv has one
had ca iittIo roasor for ana satisfoc-
,ion ~ nrocIoin,ipc hin,soIf M Amer-
ican citizor MOI a sinyIa ,ct or
u,ora -, Tho aa,n;nietrat;on hos
stirred tho natriotisn, nf Tho Amor;
can naonie ar nada thom 70 f.al tbat
thnir intar.Sts ana thoi, sntnra ,vare
~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
WORKING HARD FOR
TRIANGULAR DEBATE

With the final draft of teams and
all details in shape, Tulsa high school
debaters are beginning earnest work
in preparation for the second annual
triangular debate between Tulsa. Ok
lahoma City and Muskogee. The con-
test will be held the latter part of
this month. the exact date being un-
settled as yet.
The six men who will represent the
local school were picked from COM
petitive field Of twenty about two
weeks ago and have been divided into
two teams by +. V. Westhafer. head
OF the public speaking department..
who is coaching the youngsters
The affirmative team consists of
James Tuttle. Olin Jordan and Joseph
Brandt. This trio will remain In Tul-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
GRAND JURY
DEL|BERATES MAY |.
Announces Schedule Of the
Cases to BE Taken Up
at That Time.

Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 6.-Sev-
orai important cases are in for the
consideration by the federal court
criminal assignment. to be taken up
here May !. The following is the
schedule of cases:
Monday, May I. 1916.
Grand Jury
G45-United States VS.. J. Il. STAN
ley. A. j. Kline.
61S-Cnited States VS. A. II. Stout
9l3-tnited States VS. G. A. Strom-
berg. ct al
ll06-united States vs.. Earl Hale
1ls2-United States VS.. Charles Nc
Glasln.
1ls7-united States VS.. j. n. Cur
mutt.
12Ol-united States VS.. Ollie NJ.
Tuesday. May .. 1916.
12l7-tnited States VS.. Fred kob-
Ter.
1244-United States VS.. Fred Kob-
12l9--United States VS.. w. T. Dur
rell.
1224-United States VS.. Henry
Provo.
Wednesday. May 3. 1915.
1225-United States VS. Mark Lon
don
1226-United States vs.. Dave J.,
Childs.
1227-United States vs.. c. Var
brough
122S-United States VS.. Lee Brown.
1246-United States vs.. Ben Reward.
Friday. May 5. 1915.
S55-United States vs.. Tom Nose
ley and Dan Hogan.
Thursday. May II. 1915.
11SS-lInited States VS.. A. Stroup.
1237-united States vs. A. Stroup.
saturday May 13. 1916.
1245-United States VS.. w. ID. Cole.
Wednesday. May II. 1916.
1242--United States VS.. O. c. Low
ry ct al.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07
Changed His Mind.

"Now what do you want?" asked
the sharp-tempered woman.
II called to see if l could sell you
some bakin' powder, ma'am,' said
the seedy gentleman with the stag
gering whiskers.
We'll, you cant sell no baktn'
powder here, and l ant got no time to
waste on peddlers any way"
Come to think of 1t, maam," said
the seedy gentleman. as he fastened
his bag. II wouldn't care to sell you
any powder. This poky little kitchen
Of yours is so low in the ceilin that
the bread wouldn't have no chance to
rise, Exchange.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07

or volunteer armies in time of war
and to remain in the class of avail
able reserves for ten years after grad
uation. II was defeated without "A
roll call. Several other senators who
opposed the volunteer section urged
that steps be taken to train the stu
dents of the country as reserve force
indicating that fight to insert such
a provision in the bin will be made
later.
Senator Chamberlain reflected the
anxiety of the administration for
more prompt action on the bill when
he gave notice today that he would
ask for night sessions in future in
order to hasten consideration of the
measure
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07

sa to debate a squad from oklahoma
City. The negative team consisting Of
Robert Fitzgerald, Everett Pope and
Lewis Washington. will journey on
the same night to Muskogee to meet
the high school in that city. Muskogee
will send a trio to Oklahoma City and
any city winning both sides Will be
declared winner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07

plan. Senator Chamberlain, chair
man Of the military committee.
warned the senate in the course OF
the debate that If the national guard
proposed to become publicly active
ana cndcaNor to influence legislation
as it had done in this case, he would
in future oppose any further federal
aid for the state soldiers.
Champions OF the guard retorted
that the Military Training Camps as
suCiatiOn had been equally active in
behalf Of the federal volunteer sec
tion
The struggle had little bearing on
the general question of preparedness
beyond the fact that the advocates of
the volunteer plan asserted II was
vital to any scheme to back up the
regular army with citizen soldiers,
while opponents declared II would
serve only to disntegrate the national
guard. All senators who spoke on the
subject declared in favor of prepared
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-07

Fanny, | must forbid your open
ing any of my mail
But this is Just a business letter
and YOU used to-
Yes. my dear: but even my busi-
ness letters are getting personal now
adaNs. Judge.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-10
FLORENCE AND TUCSON ENTER FUR DOC SHDW

Secretary M. Joe Murphy. of the Arizona Kennel club is in receipt of q goodly number of applications 10 the club from Florence and Tucson. as well as a guarantee from Tucson 10 come over for the show with no less than fifty dogs. while F1onrence has promised at least two dozen. with Globe yet to be heard from. About three thousand prize lists have been mailed by the club and by Judge Clayton of Chicago. large entry is expected from some of the most noted kennels in the states.
 Secretary Murphy has received prize lists from various kennel shows. to be given in the near future. He finds that the list of prizes given for the initial show of the Arizona kennel club, equals any of them, both in size and quality A recent cnmmuni- . cation from the president of the Loui- siana Kennel club of New Orleans says they are to hold their initial show just few days in advance of the Arizona show. and that Judge ! Clayton is to judge all breeds. and | that they are endeavoring to form q show circuit of about fifteen clubs, comprising the southern and western states. It is asked that the Arizona | Kennel club. become a charter mem | her.
 l Practically all the prizes have been collected. with the exception of mer- chandise, for which orders will be given to the winners.
 Cups. medals. money and license are on exhibition in the windows of the Sheldon Jewelry Co.. and later all prizes will be placed on display.
 Entries for the kennel show will l close on November ?. Prospective en-
 trants are urged to make application
 early. SO that the catalog may be printed in plenty of time. Entries | should be made to Secretary Murphy at r. Q. Box 662.