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YOl’N't! MAN! If you'll bank s:•.'» a mouth for six years. *l»lx
amount, Imnkod rogulqrly, will amount t*» TWO THOUBAND ONB
11 IN Dll HI) AND SIXTY Idg dollars. Then you can grasp a golden
opportunitv tlisti will make you rich.
Squander ami you suffer.
Let OUIt Hunk be YOUR Hank.
The First National Bank
I'lider Control of l ulled State* Government.
TRINIDAD. COI/mADO.
For Sale or Rent
New, two-ioom home Colorado Ave., and Alta street. Will iell
for $490. $lOO down, balance monthly payment*. Lot* i* 90s
190.
Dandy new five room house on San luan near Colorado Ave. $2,-
190.00 $2OO down, balance monthly payments, like rent
-200 beautiful building lots, located in different parts of the city.
Host of them can be sold on payment. Buy now. Build later.
If you want Fire, life. Accident Insurance, or Suiety Bondi* don't
fail to call at the ground floor real estate office.
The Home Security-Investment Company
Insurance. Loans* Real Estate. Bonds.
S. C*. MALI*. President.
Ground floor. First National Bank Building.
———————J
EDWARD 0. WIGHT. President. I> P. .lONICS. Vlce-Prcsldeut.
W. It CHAPMAN, Costlier, 11. K. IIOI.I.OWAV, V-Pre*.
C. It. RAPP. Arslst.int Cnstilcr.
*Pfe Trinidad National Bank
Capital sio«*,coo.oo
Surplus and Profits $60,000.00
DIRECTORS: »
B. D. Wight 11. K. Holloway W. J. M«m»
I'liilip Schneider I>. I*. .Jnnca W. It. Chapman
We will be pleased to have your liut-ln«-**i* and offer every ac
rommndntlnu consistent with saTe liauking. Intel cat pnld ou lima
deposits.
SPECIAL
•or Concord j
Grapes
R 45c I'
ftl r] The icaion is ncsrly over. We 1\
lj 1 / have a f'ne car on track and whde \i a I
I] C they last we will make this spoc- J \ l',
•w 1 ■»,. ial piice. Call us up. mr 1 *
| Phone 527 I
Trinidad North
546 imillfJJilnsUllftPfll Com’l St.
FUNERAL OF A. H. KINNEY
Tue funeral of Abraham If. Kin
ney, » pioneer resident of Hie coun
ty. who died Tuesdny night at Stnrk
v’llle, will lake plat o at two o'clock
this afternoon from the chapel of the
It. cj. Sipe Undertaking company. The
Rev. R. 12. Chandler or the Prcshytor
inn church will officiate nml the In
terment will he In the cemetery curt
of town. The pall hearers will he ne
leeled from among the Intimate
friends of the deceased at Stnrkvlllc.
SATURDAY
CALLED TO PUEBLO BY
DEATH OF MOTHER
R. W. Robinson of he Robinson-
Wright Printing: company, was called
to Puenlo this morning by a liio.'sngo
which announced tlie death of his
mother In Pueblo last evening. Mrs.
Robinson was the wife of Dr. 12. R.
Robinson, one of the best known phy
sicians of Pueblo. She is survived by
eight children. The many friend* «»r
Mr. Robinson will he sorry to hear of
his trouble.
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
PERSONALS
S. W UcHusk of lloehue U iii town j
today on u brief business trip.
(V T. Mitchell of Alamosa Is 111 the i
city looking over business mutters.
tle'iige Atkinson returned yester- 1
tiny from a several days' business trip
in tile south.
11. T. Wallucu of Colorado Spring*
is in (tie dly for a few days' visit
end pleasure trip.
H. S. Hunker, a real estute dealer
of Pueblo, 1.4 in this city for a few
days' buslncr* trip.
11. 1.. Dean, the tea ami coffee inun.
Is in tile city oil a business tlip. lie
lives at Hicrinaii. Nebraska.
Mrs. W. C. Ellen wood is confined
to Sun Raphael's hospital with a
an lout attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. .1. W. Shuuse of Stonewall. j
Colo . was called to Kansas City by |
the dcutli of her brother-in-law. Kbb
Hill.
.Mrs. E. 11. Lu Plant J.'O.ti!• 1 this |
afternoon for. Pueblo v.sieve she will ,
visit with friends *410) rel.it *ves for
some time.
K. 11. Taylor, reprdseiitiiig the
Goodrich Tire Co . is In this city look
ing over business matters fur Ills
company
Mrs. Charles Prichard returned to
her holm* in Itcrwliid today aft**
spending a day :u this city 011 a
shopping trip.
Mrs. .1 Kemper arrived In this I
city last evening ami will spend tlief
next month vlsitin.; with Mr. uml
.Mrs. \\ . A. Sharp
M. Citzgerald of Klown. New Moc* ,
Ixo. .u rived In tills city yesterday aft- ■
ernoon am! will spend sometime here i
uttemliiig to hiisiiiesit.
Mr and Mrs. .1. C. Kln libitum, who!
have been visiting In Denver for the J,
past week, leturneil to their home lu <
this city Inst evening. '«
.1 S. Tboiiipson. division supcrln- «
•temleiit of the C. F. and I. has re- !.
jun ited from Corpus Christ!. Texas. I
where lie bus been 011 a liuslness trip, j
Harney Tarabiuo. who bus been
'biting In the various parts of Cull-!:
ferula for the past t-ix weeks. Is ex- 1
peeled to return this evening on the!,
Santa F*c.
\V. M. Watson ami daugbt.* *. Mb,«J:
l.'ilu. reiurmd to their 11.1 a« m tills j
city tli!* afternoon after spending ti'e'
past summer upon their run -ti 11 Hie i
Sail Luis valley.
I2d Hut lei of the firm of Da 11 ford
and Sanderson. left this morning for
l.ndlnw where lie will spend the day
In the interest of Ills firm, lie will
return this evening.
Miss Gludys Smart of A«kansas 11 ,
in tin city visit In z .Mr. uml Mrs. 11. !
It -Irown. Miss Smart Is quits* well!
kiu wii In tills c|t.' in society circles
as she was here lu.-t summer.
K. 11. Weltxcl, general snperiii
teiident of Hu* C. F. A- I. Company,
icturncd to headquarters In I*ueblo
after spending a few days in this city
In the Intcrcu of his coiqpany.
I Mis. A. I~ Wheeler left this after
neon for Pueblo, who; - .* .lie w'Ji visit
jxxitli friends. From th«re she will go
to Denver for a few days. She i.x-
M eits to be gone aboil* a wo.'k.
11. 11. Sanderson of the firm of
: Hanford and Sanderson. who has
. hi-eii spending the past few ilnys in
Deliver Is expected to return to Ills
home lu this city Monday evening.
Miss Jeanette Hay departed this
I morning for her home in Pueblo,
j where she will visit with her par
! i nis. Miss Hay expects to return to
tills city the fill 1 part of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Robinson left
today Tor Pueblo where they were
railed by the death of her father,
Abraham 11. Kinney, who suddenly
died lii Starkvlllo Thursday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton, who
have been spending the past week
I in this city, have returned to their
home In St. lam Is. They will return
here in the near future as Mr. Nor
ton expet ts to go Into business In
tills City.
!2dgnr C. Mulberry, who has been
spending the past two weeks lu St
Louis vlritinc with friends tnd rela
tives. Is expected to teturn *»» this
city tills evening or in the mnruPig.
Mr. Mulberry Is the yard rick for
the Santa Fe.
Misses Myrtle and Bertha Hoff
man are expected to arrive in this
city tills afternoon or in the morn
ini:. \\hlle here they will visit with
Misses I2vcl.vn and Dot Sunders. The
Hoffmann will make the trip to this
city in their automobile.
Hernle Marcus, a relatfv of H.
j Mosen. experts to leave this ( veiling
for Denver, where he will locale per
manently. Mr. Marcus ha 4 b-cn
spending the past year In thh: eltv
and while here held a nod ton with
the If. Moses A Son store.
Mrs. Charles Campbell U •:» the
city visiting with her »».-•* ti'.s. Mr.
and Mrs. W. K. Moran. Mrs. Camp
le, li. before her marrlare. was Miss
Kittle Moran, formerly of this r«ty.
She now resides at their rr.mli aj
few miles north of Colon do S.u'i.gs. I
Mrs. Leo Frnneh leaves this even
ing on the Santa Fe for Mcndvilte, !
Pennsylvania, where she will join \
her husband, w'o lias been visiting
in Italy, Aum train and other differ
ent European eountrles. Mr. and
Mrs. Franeh will then visit with Mrs.
Ernneb's sister, Mr.*, H. Kress. They
will lu* rnvay from tills eltv for sev-'
oral weeks.
Have you started
that savings ac
count with us yet
*)
•
it not, you arc losing
money every day
Do it now
Commercial
Savings
Bank
1 J J. Hendrick went to Aguilar to
day where lie will attend a Progres
sive meeting.
Jean Trouper returned to his home
in tloweu this afternoon after being
a visitor in tilts city for the past few
days.
Mrs. L. 12. Carter nml small daugh
ter teturn* •! to their liuim* in How
ell after spending some time here on
a li sopping uml pleasure visit.
' Het tli«* election returns ami en
joy yourself dancing ut the same
Itliuo at the J list lee Circle dance elec
|tlon night. Novemher ft, West thea
ter. -I
LISTEN FOR WHISTLES
Toe « iironicle-X'ews carrier
boys have t»<*eii supplied with
new whistles ami will blow
when making delivery of papers.
Listen for the whistle.
ANIMAS CLUB MEETING.
A meeting to n-orgaulxi* the Anl
jliins dub will lie lield at the Trini
dad club rooms next Tuesday night
Jat eight o'clock and all members are
urged to be present. J. 11. Drury.
;Secretary. 2
L. A TO O. R. C. ELECTION
i The annuel election of the officers
lof Division I •'*’». I-.idles’ Auxlllarv to
the O. It. C was held yesterday after
noon In tlieir lodge rooms in tin* Klks
block. After tile business of the
im*i*tlng liml been transacted a so
cial hour was s|M*nt by the tiii‘ml>era.
I The following officers were elected
jto fill office for the ensuing year:
j president Mrs. Mary Croxler: vice
'president Mrs. Mary l-owe; sec re
ft ary-ti cn surer. Mrs. Wahnlta King;
j settlor. Mrs. Helen Lmyly; junior,
Mrs. Esther Kqiidiiek: guard. Flor
'gliiu Hardin: correspondent. Mrs.
* Max im* Stone: insurance secretary,
j Mrs. Dorn Murray. Tlie delegate to
Itlie tlt 1 1tv.fourt li annual convention
which will be held in Ib-trolt. .Michi
gan in May. was also chosen. Mrs.
Cora Yore was elected to this honor
and Mrs Walinlta King was licctcd
as alternate.
The Mum show at Madden's hull
this year will surpass all others.
Come and ace. —Adv. 1
The. glove sale Monday at Jntuio
son's.
TO UNION MEN
The Trinidad Trades Assembly will
meet Sunday. Nov. 2, 2:30 o'clock, in
Labor I n 11 Hall, to discuss the var
ious nim*i dmctils, initiated and re
ferred bllK whlcli are to bo voted on
at tlie ole* lion Nov. ft. Every union
man is invited to attend.—J. W
Wolf, Sec y. 1
Oppott i:iitv to buy quality furs
at Jamiesons.
Baltimore Seal shipped oysters.—
Hey-Patterson Market. tf.
TAG DAY
The Salvation Army over the en
tire I'nit* ■! States has planned a spec
ial tag tla to be bail 011 election tiny.
The obje • of this enterprise Is in
consideration of the death of the late
general .111 ■ I founder of Hit* Salvation
Army, a world-wide feeling of sym
pathy has been voiced by all classes
of people The question lias there
fore conn What ran we do for a
memorial to such a great man?
In answer to such a question the
world-wlil* Salvation Army has de
cided to uild some large training
schools fo officers entering this field
of labor where there will lie ade
quate facilities for giving the very
best 111 st 1 tion in tills work for liu*
inanity. There is to be one erected
in New York for the eastern work,
costing three hundred thousand dol
lars and tine It) Chicago for the west
at an expense of two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. Every one In
nuked to lu lp in some way. On elec*
tion dav there will b»» a number of
Salvationist* with little boxes and
tags, on which a picture of tlie gen
eral and 1 lie words "General Mouth
Memorial Fund" You place your ten
cents in tlie little box and tnkc a
I tag which will protect you from the
next collector; for when they see
vour tag they know that you have
been called ti|»on and have made your
contribution. Kveryltody should buy
a tag ami thus send ten rents to help
[such a worthy cause.
' NOVEMBER 2. 1812
FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
Mr. Cook will dollvor a free Ulus
cruled lecture In Urn Christian church
on Sunday night. A new machine
will be iiiuml, uiul ulioilt one hundred
vIeWH will he shown. The lecture
will he iutoicHtiiiK and iiiHtructlve.
There will he no charge for the lee- '
lure, hut the uxunl Sunday night or- .
ferllig will he taken at the close.
MEETING CALLED OF
THE CHARITY ASSOCUTION
There will hi l a meet lug of the
Associated Charltien of the city Suu
«lay uf ter noon at :t:::«» o’clock in the
Presbyterian church. Ii lx uu im
portant meeting; reportx will he
made, and offlcerx elected. The pub
lic are urged to attend. -Kuudolph
Cook. Pres.
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
One year ago the Smiley xtudlox
were estuhllnhed in Trinidad. Mr.
Smiley coming here from Chicago
where he wax recognized ax one of
the furcinoKi artistH of the middle
wext, and wax identified with and
held officex in tile most Imporlant
I photoKjraphle associations of the
I'nlted Slatex. Twenty-five years'
xtudy and coiixtaut application fitted
him for these things.
Producing the hlghc.-t uuulily ph t
uroK and earnest attention to pu
trails’ interests. this studio lias how
the largext business in the « 11 y and
is one of the finest equipped In <(11*
went.
Mtiiley Studios are showing extra
fine pilot os. especially suitable for
Chrlstmaa gifts the styles are most
eloquent. at*d desirable, and the very
latest. I Adv I . I
H. S STUDENTS TAKE
TOWN BY STORM
Tue Trinidad high school students
took the town by xtortn shortly be
fore noon today wnen eight large au
tomobiles filled with students par
tided up and down the muln streets
tooting auto her ns and ghlug their
yells The parade wax given to ad
vertise the high school fair which lx
being held at Central Park tliix af
ternoon and tonight The parnde
came to the C-X office and rtartled
the whole force by their serenade.
They uie a rent bunch of boosters
atul their best efforts have been put
Into the fair at the park, to make It
the best that has ever been given.
MRS. MARTINEZ DIES
Mix. Fidelia Martin*/., a widow.
tMciityfoui years old. xu -climbed '.>l«
morning to a revere attack of pnci
moniu at her home in Jam>cn. De
ceased was well known in the coun
ty and lx survived by her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Nestor Mart I ilex. Inter
ment will be In the V 1.411 cemetery.
On election day good liomc-ctMiked
'dinner and supper will he served at
tin* Learned Itook store room on W
Main. Dinner 35c; supper L'.*m 2
BOILER BLOWS UP:
TWO WILL DIE
Norfolk. X’a . Nov. 2.—M. P. Hor
an ami 11. XV. Cramer, two firemen
on the battleship Vermont, were so
badly scalded when ftp- head of a
holler blew out last night that they
ilb'il today oi> the hospital ship Sol
ace. Four others were injured but
not seriously.
A board of Investigation lias been
ordered.
Tin* others hurt were It ,X|. XX’ag
lier, .1. XV. Newberry. M XX*. fJreen
and C. K Hoteling.
SCOTCH PREFER THEIR
RYE TO THE LADIES
XX’nxliington. Nov. 'J -Scotch farm
ers. husbands and lovers, members or
St. Andrews’ Society of the District
of Columbia, arc practically In hid
ing today as a result of their decis
ion Inst night to abolish women from
their official banquet because their
presence would necessitate the ab
sence of Scotch whiskey at the func
tion. ,
Indignant Scotch women are
threatening reprisals. The vote for
whiskey us against women was virtu
ally unanimous and wax taken af
ter a heated discussion at the annu
al election of the organization.
TO THE VOTERS.
"DEMOCRATIC"
■ I'ROCiKKSSIVK •
"IIOOSEVEI.T"
Fit her of these three words writ
ten in the blank space at the top of
your ballot will cast a vote for the
•listrict and county fusion ticket. If
the word “BULL MOOSE" »» written
von will lose your district and coun
ty vote.
Don't permit yourself »o be made
the victim of a contemptible gang
trick by which they hope to weaken
the fusion county ticket at the ex
pense of their own national, stale and
district tickets.
PACK I IVF I dill FT AN
CHICHESTER S PILLS
(•••««. Mild with ail* Ribbon, y/
1C 3 mlViein iih hill*,U «a
r s6Vo BV DRI Oliisfb tvifltrWXLKt
"You’re JfJ
Looking /nTO
applies nl.-.i to your clolhex mid the Nmltxw 9
wn> you wear them No man can look
“fine” in an 111-fit ting, impruporly J A|hß, H
Our aim lx to make a perfectly //ifritß V I
finished custom-made xuit that will l T ? l
form a aultnble frame to your per- l. I
Honallty giving a trim, altogether J/jy \ V I
appearance which dlxtlugiilshcH - the Jtlv ill vl
man of k«mhl taste. Have your clothes \II VI
cut and draped by one who knows
XX’ill you collie in loduv and sc** 9
the style plates and our exclusive ....
of ..II wool K.... |( |. 8? Thrrr.nulfnn Novelty
Sack . No. 779
SUnling l-virrr Pocket i
Ingrain-Powder Clothing
Company ’ XVIIFICK Ql AI.ITV FOI’NTK ’ I
Robes and
Blankets
Lap Robes
*2.50 l» Ml 1.00
Wool Steamer Rue*.
*1.50 l«* *lO.OO
Square Hone Blaaketa
UO<* "• *3.50 each
Shaped Horae Blanket! and
Storm Covela
*1.25 to *2.00 «wb
Satisfaifun Guaranteed.
Crancer Hardware Company
117 Enat Main St. Fh. T. 86
Chronicle-News, .»uc per month.
Paying the Shoe Bill
The a vet age lauiily man tmys shoes for about five people
and with shoe prices as they are and the way aoin*- slims wear out.
be certainly finds the alio* question no small ruiixtdcratlou’
Then there’s no prospect nl things getting an better :*»» long
us lie buys the average run of slims*!
HERE S RELIEF
Our splendid shoes look so much better and Inst so much long
er that they reduce the sho** lulls luntcitally.
Me iih* Slims $2.75 to $O.OO 1 J* ; " r
Womens shoes $2 $5 •* I'filr
uovs sii.m-s $1.25 ««• $:;.r>o»i»“* r
tails’ shoes $1.2.5 t«* $;; « i»»ir
Please remember that tho dlfferonee lies in the shoes and not
In the prices. QFAUTY saves the uiuncy. Plie s Indicate iiotliing
In the way of values.
The P. & W. Shoe Co.
THE STORE OF BETTER SHOES
*The
International State Bank
Paid Capital $lOO,OOO /
This bank strives in every legitimate way to co
operate in the business affairs of its de
positors ami solicits your patronage.
A STRICTLY HOME BANK
EINANCED BY HOME PEOPLE
DIRECTORS
JOHN AIELLO. rrMldont
JOHN J. HENDRICK. WM 0 I'LESTBD.
Vic. President. CniUiler,
A. FI. MrUI.AHHAN. ALBERT A WHITE.
CHARLES NICCOLI. JESSE 0. NORTHCUTT
PAGE FIVE
GENUINE MAZDA
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Supetior In Quality
Not So Easily Broken
Costs No Mote.
$5 Hot Point Irons For $3.50
This Week-
Trinidad Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
I'li. Trln. 7S. 212 B. Main.
Supplies
XVe carry a full line of everything
for the automobile. Presto light and
tire tunkx in slock.
11. exchange .... $13.00
F. exchange *2.75
The Trinidad Novelty Works
Phone Trinidad HIS.
LOST
A llicaxl Pin mad** or .i s'• Cold
pi«*ce. The owner piixed very highly
and will liberally reward finder if
returned to ibis office. tf.