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\i tlio . iii. 1- Itepiihiii an - bin now I’logn-sKlvex really abandon-
In;, t }|«. puny in the grimmest *©n*e of the word? ilur<ll> Though w©
t k«. a nrw name mil though progressive Democratk are Joining us. wo
at lint lenvin.; behind the corrupt portion of KepiihliranlNni ami not it*
ii.nliilon* No t.< - .in* r«-all> 'ill. tin principle* ahoiuloiied. no IdeaU ilea
tiuyi'd h i nil' Mk« moving a little way Into a new home. A house
\.ry like tin* old oin* is already occupied. Kvon the hearthstone of th©
41 |,1 imioe has been lifted atoll plated hefoie tin* fireplace in the new one.
The portrait* of Lincoln and (irant and all th«. other plrturos on the
wall* bn',, he. n brought along and nre hanging In their place*. The
Progressive parf> lia> hut moved over to the adjoining farm where the
water I* still ore Mo:» than that, thos© who have not eomc art* Imt a
i.innant «»f the tuinllj. and thentselv,.* aro seemingly ready for depnrtuiV
If you are *i.l| on the old pla< e had you not hotter he one of the fir-t of
i lose to enmo on i whet.- me t of tile family nre, where you will feel more
at home and where there will soon he a greater degree of prosperity,
honest I v •ttnlneil" Over lu re you will ho with Charley and Hill and the
~ r who. if a little !• s *• nt|m*ntnl than you. have «• least shown the
• •v.irag. ,• their eon v let tons Or - to-abnndon the farm slmillc where
. bt you v' ii still haro with you youi frlonds and .*'-o
--'4 late . It! poll!It ». in the city dub; ill the country store or at the polls:
you w ,ii B |||| have •!». old s' :• ndld legends of the party from the time of
l.'ip. in down- f«»i tiny are the heritage of that party - better element
a.d in mil descend to it Vote with Charley and Mil?
The i'r.gres't v* party ha- tapped reservoir* of moral energy hither
to nmixed In Ame It ©an polite . Not nn-rel ha* it* promise of equal suf
' i ip won tor it the n .know I edged abiding plan* of most of the store* of
: i*i ritual I deale whir It the taee pass* * on front generation to generation.
’ \t ho’, i ll tie world* that ordinarily find politic* repugnant have l»©en
touched In th* Infci tloii of exalted purpose tett. lt* r*. social workers.
a:t|v. rut (tor- And that other perpetual fountain of high enthusiasm.
youth thrlp. with It T«* all win* ba\*. fought for better things in polities.
it i- in. 11-*ug reality of two generation* of dreams, a loinptntoly orgun
ix* d party fre<' front bossi - or mnehlne* and pledged to their overthrow in
rve r> eomniunlty That any fnrseelng person should wish so splendid an
' « g*»n to vttd in falluro is unthinkable. At the polls box! Tuesday there
• -in b. n » consideration *o Important a* that this new party shnll achieve
-.L.iqgih-- ess a- will perntan* utlj Insure it- life and domlnnnce -t’ol
n-r i WiHtkiy.
li\ writing the word ••Progressive'* on your bnlloi tomorrow, you will
bo regi-t. rlttc a vote for the Roosevelt elector*, for Edward I*. Costlgnn
for governor •mU th* -rate Progressive ticket and for the fusion tieket In
l.as Auiin.o county and the third Judicial district
Remember ttn?l do not w rite the words ’’Hull Moose.” If you do you
will ins* vour district -nml county vote.
I voting .upon th*- different bill! and amendments remember thru the
Trln'd:!d Chamber of Cnmmeteo urg* a every voter to vote against the D«*n
ver T 1.. and laihor \*s-mbly lull which appear* fourth on the ballot:
Uie i.l|| *r. .iting a I’ubll* I'lillllcs court, which appear* thirteenth on the
hallo:: the amendment providing lor n bond Issue of ten million dollars
t.. he u:**d In the *o»*tm> tlon **f mnds and highways, which Is next to
the I.*- 1 , a the hnllot. and th** referred net t*> construe! a .Moffat tunnel.
Th* l Chamber of Comm r*« has shown that these five measure* nre in
t!i#ir i'll" lons danterott* and would bo detrimental to the best Interest*
k of till* - .lion of the stale.
Tlx- votets in.- urged also to vote against th** amendment providing
» ftfi the ' Wider us** anil control of the schools.” which appears littecr.th
» on the hnllot Thl*. tt has been pointed out. would he injurious'to this
\ city.
Go early to the polling place and vote for good government and to
restoio government to the people.
Vote for l{oo-.'\. It. who Is the frlend of the great mas* of the Ameri
can people.
Vote torn*! the • tie of th*' bosses and the machine In l.a* Animas
county and the third district.
Remember the word* of the notable men of Colorado who spoke re
cently. ' Every citizen should ho Interested In handing down to hi*
children the right kind of government.
Number Thirty-Two
Tito las proposition on the election ballot to he voted upon 1* the
w Moffat tunnel bill, in short, it provide* that the state shall Issue four
Three Stores, All Independent
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A TRIUMPH IH roOD PRODUCTS.
Hriio CAR LOAD
IcJ(L- has arr ‘ ve< ®
l\ \~ And being unloaded
TODAY
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SALE
i
NO REAL DESERTION
TUESDAY
TO THE VOTERS
MONDAY
million dollar* in bonds, the money to lie rul*eii off the sal© of the**;
build* shall !>*• lifted in roust ruciiug a tunnel through Jain*** peuk for th©
us© of the Moffat rood.
The itieOHure I* intended to asriit iu digging thl* tunnel in order that
th>* road may h© completed to Salt l.ake. it provides for the creation of m
com mission to have i barge of the selling of the bonds consisting of gover
nor, the uttorney general, and the state treasurer, uud two other men to
he appointed by the*** three, one of whom shall be a skilled and compe
tent civil and ruining engineer with experience iu railway construction.
This official ahall receive ♦.'>.ooo n year and the secretary t<» the commis
sion shall receive 12,300 a year.
The bonds to he issued to bear 4 per cent int«*re*t pu.vnld* -omi*untin
ally.
The toad tmist agree to estahlbth through service between Denver anil
Salt Lake, and between Denver and Dotsero by the time th>* aunnel I*
completed.
VOTE AGAINST IT.
RKSOLI'TIONH ADOPTED I»Y Till* TRINIDAD fIIA.MI I It OF COM
MEIMK OPPOSING EIVK HILLS AND AMENDMENTS TO HE VOTED
ON Tt’ESDAY THESE HILLS ARE MAD MEASI’RES AND SHOI’LD
HE DEFEATED EVERY VOTER OE THE t’OL'NTY SIIOI’LI* EO-•CIEEII
ATE WITH THE COMMERCIAL CU’H IN VOTING AGAINST THESE
A.MEN DM ENTS.
He It resol\e«l by the Hoard of Di
i.-ctors ol the Chamber of Commerce
that the following hills and consti
tutional amendment* to lie voted un
ion at the next ensuing election. If
passed will lie detrimental to th©
I best Interest* of the state uud the
; people at large, and wo request the
member* of the Chamber of Commer
ce. as well a* all citizens of our clt)
| and county to do nil In their power
Ito defeat th* passage of lll** tunnel to
wn ■
Elratr The Denver Trades nod
Labor Assembly Act to establish pub
lic service commission and >o pro
vide for the regulation of public ser
vice corporation. Said amendment be
ing fourth In order on thi* ballot
] Second: Direct legislation leagues
amendment t*» Article •'* of Iho Con
stitution of the State of Colorado.
J creating a public utilities court. Said
I amendment being thirteenth in or
SUPREME COURT
RULES TO REDUCE
COST OF LITIGATION
Washington. Nov 4. Revolution
ary change* and procedure in equity
cases influencing the courts through-1
lout the Culled State*, are effected |
iu revised rules promulgated todny
Iby the supreme court of the Hnlted
States The object l* to reduce the
cost of litigation and to eliminate |
delay*.
Among new titles Is ono which
wnulil prohibit isNitc of preliminary
Injunction* without notice to the op
posite party ami also rest ru t lug U
siic* of roniporniA restraining order*.
The new rules wore announced by
Chief J list Ire White from thi! bench.
One of the tasks undertaken by him
when he was appointed chief Justice
was to reform procedure In th©
court*, lie fliMt revised the rule* ol
tho supreme court Itself.
Eor seventeen month* the c hief j
just I* *• and Justice* Lurson and Van
Devaliter Gave been working on the
equity rules as a sub-committee of
the court.
Chief JuMtlre White, explaining
the rule* from the bench grouped th*
tefoi ms under four or five head*. One
was in regnrd to the exercise of pow
er by th*' federal comt* In equitable
matters.
Another wn* described us being
defined primarily to remove nil un
necessary steps in modes of pleading
and to tiring the parties quickly to
the Issue.
Another wa* described a* being a
restriction In the ittodea of taking
testimony, particularly In patent
and copyright cases.
Another reform wn* said by the
Chief justice to be Illustrated by the
statement that the new rule's ns a
general thing provide for trial by
the court Instead of a reference to
the. suit to a referee to take testi
mony and rejKirt back to the court.
• The new anti-injunction rule In
corporates into practice several de
mands of labor lenders which they
sought to have recognized by the on
octmeiit of the so-called Clayton
anti-injunction hill.
A great two reel feature at the
JlMiotoplay tonight. 1
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
The Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will moot to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at
the home of Mrs. H. E. Gregory, on
Animus street.
Don’t waste your money buying
strengthening plasters. Chamber
lain'* Liniment I* cheaper and bet
ter. Dampen a piece of flannel with
It and bind it over the affected parts
and it will relieve tho pain and sore
ness. Eor sale by all dealer*.
TO THE VOTERS
♦ "DEMOCRATIC” ♦
♦ ’PROGRESSIVE” ♦
'♦ "ROOSEVELT" ♦
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Either of these three words writ
ten in the blank space at the top of
your ballot will cast a vote for the
district and county fusion ticket. If
tho word “BULL MOOSE" written
you will lose your district and coun
ty vote.
Don’t permit youraelf to he made
tlie victim of a contemptible gang
trick by which they hope to weaken
the fusion county ticket nt the ex
pense of their own national, state-and
district tickets.
ntl GHRONICLZ-NEWS. TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
RESOLUTIONS
dcr on tho ballot.
Third: Direct legislation amend
ment to Sec. 7 of Art -U «»f tho con-
Mtltutiou. providing fir lb* wider
us** and control of th' hool* by the
i people. Said atnciidu • tit hclug tlf
tcentli in order on the huilnt.
| Eottrtli: An amendment to See. ::
|of Art. II of the constitution. Utl
|thorlzltig bonded Indebtedness of ten
million dollnrn for the * -rent inn of a
lutul for lh<* construction and Im
provement of public highway*. Said
am* ndmeut being thirty-first In or
der on the ballot.
Elfth: An net to promote and in
rrensc the general prosperity of the
state by eoiiMtructlng a tunnel un
der uud through the base of Janie*
Peak, a spur of the llntkv mountain*,
to he used for puhlh nd seml-ptlh
lie purpose* Said ant* ailment being
thirly-oecond in order on the ballot.
2t
PITCHER WOOD TELLS
HOW TO FOOL BATTERS
When you ask m*< how to pitch
• hatnp!ou»hlp hnselmll l do not Ilk**
to tinsw* r. because I am afraid bn»c
bnll fan* may nay that I don’t know
now. said Joe Wood of I lie Hoston
It* .1 S«»x. when h** wax asked how lie
"did It." I suppose It t* a knack of
pitching tit© ball and t.iithfiil, classy
.xupiHirt on the part of the icnm
'that have given me « record of more
Ihuaehnli game* wot: th.iu any other
pitcher ill tin* league
: I can not even tvll why the hall I
pitch is liettcr than that pitched by
loihcr twilier*. If It Is utile** R|* in
the *|M*ed of the ball. Thev say I
have *p©«*d. I do piti It it with a
snap. I have watched other pitcher
who rely mainly on a font ball and
I have not noticed much of a snap of
the wrist. I have a theory that l
have more of that snap than the
other*.
1 do no: know that my fast halt is
• lie one on which I mainly rwlv I
seldom use a curve tirtll and rarely
lserve up a slow one. If I have more
speed than sonteo f the others. It I*
bemuse I give the hall more energy
th© way I pitch than It gets from
some of the other delivery, and if I
have something on tho bull it I* be
cmiso of a knack that lhavc had nil)
It v Ilf** I do not try «o give the ball |
t;nv freak twist*, mid 1 do not know
v by my ball should have more speed
i.t any freak that other pitchers do
| not have.
; The ball I pitch does take a Jump
ihefoie it reaches the batter. That
•nme» from the speed I think, al
though It tuny come from aom** twist
at 1 give the hall, unconsciously,
i.e.orc It leave* my hand. That Jump
. nil to fool them often.
I hold the bait ns most other pitch
ers do grabbed Mrtnly between the
first two fingers, above, and the
thumb below. I hold It that way
when I give them a fast one. when
'I Blip them u curve or when I serve
tip u slow one. I always throw it with
,th*' same overhand motion. I bring
my arm over nt full length, with the
hand more or less upright, and
throw with nil the energy I have. As
tin* arm come* over nearly as farr
as it will go. the wrist does the rest.
It probably simps quick, thereby giv
ing the hull the extra speed they say
I have. Whatever happens the wrist
conies down and the hall leaves mv
fingers quickly. It goes fast, hut with
no curve, and takes a Jump before It
rcnchea the plate.
I have been told that it appears
that I twist It and threw with the
lingers below mid the thumb above.
That Is not true.
It does not seem to mo that I have
anything that the others have not.
unless it Is the knack, us you might
say, which gives It the extra speed.
The only serret thnt I know any
thing about is thnt of control. Con
trol makes or unmake* every pitcher.
I know many a pitcher who has more
speed than I have. and. of course,
there nre plenty of thent Who have
curves, the width of whlMi they can
■ contra. Hut they are unable to make
the ball break and pass the hatter
where they want it to pas* him, und
where It must pass him to he suc
cessful. They Inck control. Some
times they hn\> It, but sometimes
will not do. They must bo able to do
It every time, or nearly so. Ab to the
slow hall that come* bark to the
proposition of control. These pitch
ers who have the stuff lack control,
mid they nre not successful.
With control the pitcher can de
liver the bnll within n few Inches of
where, he wants it to go—a few Inch
es. I mean, not anywhere within thnt
target over tin* plate and between
GAR OF APPLES
. . , What the Bi«
Just received store Carr!el
9«/> Per
& dll. Box
Dry Goods, Oroeeriet, Koti,
Home-made Bakery Good*,
Ready-to-wear for Ladiea
as _» . 1 I 1 and Children, Clothin*.
/»S long StS tuCy l&St Gent>’ Fnrmihinp, Shoes,
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
~ " ■ = Olati and Tinware, Crock-
eryware, etc., eto.
*rhe Emporium
D. R v HINDMAN Manager. Tel- Trin. 44-45 216-818 West Main.
1-
lint hatter'* shoulder* ami his knees.
If that control iM acquired, if tin*
l>ltc|icr liiih H|toed. curves. good Judg
ment und a good memory of what
the npixising hutsnnu can't hit, the
pitcher Ih likely to he successful
A pitcher to he *ucce*sful must
have an efficient tenm In him! him.
It lie linn the good* ami the fielder*
know where the op|*i*itlon Ik likely
to lilt and play the pimp of base hall
as the Red Sov know how to play it.
he Ik likely to lie a successful pitcher.
If 1 have Iwen a a untiHtially success
ful. you nlwaya want to remember
that the Itoatnn Real Sox are a won
derful collection of banc hall play*
••ia, who know how to play on the
tlinnioml and can hit 'em out at hut
and run base* to l»oot.
Yon nsk if Home hatter* are hard
er to pitch to than other*. That Ik
true, a* a mutter of course. Ty Cobb.'
for Instance, in the hardest man I
have to pitch to. it |* not alone hi*
ntyle that bother* a pitcher; It In Ills
sure eye. That sure cy#» make* the
good hatsman and when you atop to
think of It good pitching l* only the
knack of throwing the hall nctirnte|>
so it will pun* tin* batsman in the
v.ay that queer* that mils* eye. That'*
why I believe In the fast hall.
SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION
Yield to V‘nol
Tne medical profession does not
hellovo that consumption 1* Inherit
ed, but a jierson may Inherit a weak
ness or tendency to that disease.
A prominent citizen of Kviinsvllh*.
Ind., writes; ' I was 111 for five
mouths with a pulmonary trouble
and had the best 4>f doctors: I hatl
hemorrhage* and wo* In a very hud
way. Through the advice of a friend
I tried Vlnol. and I feel that It sav
ed niv life. It In all you recommend
jtt to be. I bellevo It Ik the greatest
medicine on earth. ! hnvo advised
other* to try Vlnol, nnd they have
had the name results.** < Nome fur
nished on request.)
Vlnol soothe* nnd heal* the In
flamed nurlaceH and allay* the
cough, Vlnol create* an appetite,
strengthen* the dige*tive organ* ami
»-• vc* the patient strength to throw
off Incipient pulmonary di*eaHe*.
Try a bottle of Vlnol with the un
derstanding that your money will lie
returned If |t doe* not help you. The
Hutinmnn Drug Co.. Trinidad
I*. S. For any skin trouble try our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee it.
Don't min* the Photoplay'* bill to
night.— DM |t|*on. I
VOTE AGAINST THOSE WHO
BUY OFFICE.
ELECTION DAY DINNER
Turkov dinner and lunch supper
at iho Old Leonard Hook stand, hv
the Ladles of the Christian church. 1
WHERE TO VOTE
The poll* open at seven
o'clock tomorrow morning and
close at seven o'clock tomorrow
evening. The location of poll
ing places will he the same a*
for the registration. The list of
polling places In the city of
Trinidad is as follows;
Precinct. .IP—First. Ward: 436
\V. Main street, Ko-Kot cigar
factory.
Precinct -to—West half Sec
ond: West First street. Hazel*
dlno Hotel.
Precinct ll—Knst. half Sec
ond: Chamber of Commerce.
Precinct 42—North half
Third: Prospect and Colorado
avenue, residence
Precinct 43-*-South half
Third—4ol Nevada avenue,
Muucione store.
Precinct 44— -West Half
Fourth: 827 Arizona avenue.
Precinct 45 —Fast half
Fourth: 1103 1-2 Linden Avo.
Precinct 46—Fifth Ward:
llasement Christian church.
There will be flowers, caml.v,
fnneywork and cake on sal«. at the
Mum show.—Adv. 1
NOVEMBER 4. 1012
Watch Butler’s Show
Windows
EXTRA SPECIALS
A. H. BUTLER SHOE CO.
'•’ormerly Degßelman s
DATE IS CHANGED
It was stated in the church an
nouncements that Colonel and .Mr*.
I.cc» would lie here on Tuesday even-,
lug, November sth. This should have I
been Wednesday evening- November I
lit li. There will he a special service
on that evening. Enrollment of some
new *4>ldler* in the local corps and I
REDUCE COST OF
PUBLIC PRINTING
VOTE FOR SEVENTH PROPOSI
TION ON ELECTION BALLOT. •
•
Editorial Association changes' the
manner* ofjfa’d v e’rt is i n'g * a 11; pr o posed
constitutionalifamendments, initiat
edsand referred laws from four
weeks'llin one' newspapersin*each
county to one time inigtwognews
papersjofjfo'pposi te,*pol itica! i faith*) i n
each county. Jttreducesljithe*num
ber of publications one-half in
weekly and reduces the
number of publications twenty
ei g h t\ti mesji rrt da i I yjpa p e rs. Itfwill
appearJinTpositionfsevenlonthebal
(lott under designa
tion :
State Editorial •
• Association Act reducing
thejlcostdof publishing Con- \M
stitutional Amendments, In- Jf
Itiated_and Referred Laws, aL
and for publishing Argu- #%
ments for. and"against the
same.
Against Colorado State Edi
torial. Association Act re
ducing the* cost < off publish
ing** Const it utional Amend
ments, Initiated Jand Re
ferred Laws, and forfcpub
lishing Argument s'** for and
againstithe. same.
PLA,C;E yiOUR X AS NOTED
ABOVE,AND SAVE YOURSELF TAXES
•
I also dedication of sonic babies. Col
onel and Mr*. I*ee arc old officers of
special Interest, nnd the service will
i lie helpful and instructive. Don't fail
I to hear Colonel and Mrs. Lee Wed
, uosdny evening.
I
A great two reel feature at the
Photoplay tonight. I