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Ct»rTT;M Hjr: L M*t
Here’s your- ticket <hk) platform:
CANDIDATE FOR ALL GOOD CLOTHES WEARER’S
PEOPLE’S PARTY
Hamerslough’s
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
P L ATFORM
oUr about what they get for their clthes-money. nuote rr'ce# that are low taough. and on qualitiea that are High enongn.
to make for real economy.
We point with pride to the Hart Sch-ffner & Mat* clothes that cap _ , .. _ , .. . . ... -i-.),,.
he bought of Hamel.lough,. ,h. best clothe, made- „„ VJSStfS tt
i„ £ smai > test°lo, ~ We pledge our candidate famish ~« the he., clothe. ~u ever
and we .call upon young men* especii’.ly those who are to cast their first oc ' # 4 „ , . . #to e*m ..a
clothes vote this fall, to support our candidate, thereby siving them - Hait Schatfner 4 Marx suits and overeats at $lB. $2O. s*s. #3O aaa
selves from dissatufact'on and unnecessary expense. $35.
ROUSING MEETING
HELD AT AGUILAR
The largest crowd that «*\i . 1» «* !;• • !
a hall at- Aguilar gaihorbd.f
night to hear the Democrat l« a»*l .
Progressive candidate* sjienk tin* fili
al w« lln tbp cami
of the county Th**i- \*. i.iu< li
thuslarm and the candidates In their ,
turn weii* given ovations indltaiiv.-
or the sentiment* of the peoplri* *»t
the ApUhnpa valley Their deelara
tiotis were cheered t*< the echo and
after the meeting hundreds gathered
around the platform to shake hands
with the candidates and podge them
thlr support. Tin* audience remained
for the dance that followed the speak
ing.
A splendid address in Spanish was
delivered by Juan 11. ltomero. who
referred to the manner in whhlt the
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tTHjS WEEK!
20% Reduction
Men’s
Overcoats
THE FAMOUS
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R e « al ami Sorosis Shoes.
couniy coilimisxloiici s had ignored
Aguilar and that pari «>f tin* county.
llm idenlßlly he pai*l Ills !•• reel* to
Lh< * • min -li n<«■ null) foi*
Itliifi n**glec Tlie**e »tat'incut- were
listened to by #J. Ramon Aguilar.
| w|*e w: !r the audience, and after
Rente*o had *ht down, A rullar
'mounted tin* platform and attempt* <!
Id. ••jtert i'.no thing" with ltomero.
i(*tl.«r candidat* - on tin* plafnrm In
terfered and Aguilar was led away
I get Jc tint ill', like r peanut vender on
a frosij* morning.
Fied ( lark. A. W. M« lleiulrle and
,i Hendrick udi
brought tile atldi'iue to its feet ill
a prolonged outl' ii-! of applause
Tie y dla u •<!:*< ;•> 11 ind
frankly, retJng forth tin* cumin ing
force tiiat conditions that surrounded
tlie voters who will ballot ((.morrow.
It heroine apparent to Jit* Candida tea
on the platform that the Aguilar dis
trict Is solid for rite people'* alliance.
Some of the candidates will dost)
MONDAY
the campaign tonight by addressing
the voters at I loch to* Fred Clark
and Juan ltomero will rpeak .it tlt«-
West thcutie at the la-i grand tallj
cf the campaign
TAFT MEN RUSH TO
WILSON BANDWAGON
Oyster Day. N. V.. Nov t In a
statement issued today, Theodor*-
Itoosevclt charged Itepuldlcan !••'»«I
--eis were udvlsing their followers t >
\fito for Woodrow Wilson If th«*> did
|not feel that they could stipjtort
|Taft. The great concern of the
’’bosses," the colonel said, was to de
teat the Progressive party.
"Several gentlemen have told yie
that certain of the bosses who are
Mr. Humes' henchmen—Mr. Abe
C.ruber, for instance —have recently
been publicly advising their hearers
to vote the Democratic ticket If they
did not feel like voting the Repub
lican ticket." says tho statement.
"This is Interesting as fresh proof
fo how close and intimate the alli
ance If between the. machines. If they
can only heat tho Progressives.
"Mr. Gruber's attitude merely Il
lustrates what had already been
shown by the. conduct, of Messrs,
l’cnrose, Barnes and Crane, and the
other Republican bosses In New Jer
sey. Illinois and Indiana, precisely as
In Kansne. California and Oregon,
that they had not the slightest ex
pectation of winning this election!
and thnt t.holr one purpose is direct
ly or Indirectly to aid the Democrats
In order that the Progressives be de
feated."
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
I Miss Blanche Tilly, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tilley, or
I Stnrkvllle. enteitalned nice of her
girl friends Hallowe'en night. The
1 home was attractively decorated for
j the occasion. All the favorite games
J were played and Tennle MacClu/key.
j Katie Reinochl and Kva Simpson re
! reived the prizes. Hrs. Tilley was as
sisted in serving by Mis. Floyd at the
lurchefiti. Those inesciit were Kva
Simpson, Mary Pollard. Katie ltein
'ochl. Kthel MrClusky. Tennle McClus
|kr. I iz'/ie Mi f’l’vky. Olga Snlcker
isrn, Anna McOonigal, Josephine Or
jrodourkl and Mrs. Floyd.
THE CHRONICLE HEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
SOMETHING NEW
IN ELECTION,
RETURNS
| K1 ction returns in typewritten
• lorm. tlusiied h> a storcoptlcnn at
•the cigar sti.re upon a canvas place*!
on the Hank building across tin*
,street will be the manner in which j
the t'hronlcle-News will tomonow
I 'light give the people of Trinidad I
I the up-to-the-minute bulctlns of the I
('lection In the nation. slate and j
lcounty. Tho C-N leased wire will he
!in operation from 11 u. in. tomorrow
I morning until o p. m. the follow
ing day. thus providing an all night
Clecfion service.
| Tills will he tho first time that
typewritten bulletins have been
used in Trinidad. After experiment
ing for morn than six months.
Charles Eprteln has perfected a gel
atine paper upon which the bulletins
will he typewritten as fast, as they
are received over the C-N leased
wire. These gelatins paper slides
placed In the stereoptlcan machine
throw the print clearly and legibly
upon a curtain.
During the night at intervals be
tween bulletins lantern alldo views
or Trinidad and vicinity and south
ern Colorado will be shown. These
views have been secured for the oc
casion from the O. K. Aultman photo
graphic studio Thus the people of
the city in addition to getting the
returns will see a first class show
and lx* Interested every minute.
Tho eastern returns will begin
coming in at six o'clock. In ninny
places of the east where voting ma
chines arc used, it is much easier to
get the results and being that *there
i about two hours difference. In lime,
some bulletins' will reach Trinidad
j early.
I Go lo tlie cigar store at Main and
Commercial street and see the elec
ition returns ami tile big show Unit
1 1 he C-N will provide. Tills service Is
.tree, tint Into the crow*' and ebtor
t( r your candidates.
j Chronicle-News, n 0 c per month.
GRISHAM ‘GALLS OFF’
BARELA GUNMAN,
WAS COSTING VOTES
A striking example ol the type of
(lepiit «■ sheriff that Sheriff Grisham
has appointed lor gang service oti
'election day la Pole Salazar who ran
amuck in n saloon at Agnilur last
, iltuiada;' night and had to lie <ll**
■ i nwd by Marahall Perctto. Salazar
I declared Ik "'as a friend of Marcia
■nd could do what he pleased and If
i no Rot into trouble the senator would
|him out. Ah a result of this af
'ftilr Rood citizens of Aguilar voiced
a protest to the sheriff which was so
!strong that Grisham was compelled
to cancel thn commission of this new
deputy. Republican workers at.
Aguilar waited on Grisham and told
him jKdnt blank that his • gunmen”
were getting the entire ticket In bad
end losing votes for the party.
Is your husbsnd cross? Au irrit
able. fault finding disposition is ort
en (Mac to a disordered stomach. A
man with good digestion Is nearly al
ways good Matured. A great many
have been permanently cured of
stomach trouble by taking Chambcr
latn's Tablets. Fur sale by all dealers.
■ * 111 9 Til H 1 JB ■
IIIIIIIIAV
[WEAK WPMEITj
get new life and vigor by
taking Scott'* EmuUion
after every meal.
It revitalizes the watery
blood and furnishes Nature
with new nourishment to make
rmd, mctkft, healthy Mood •ndfundt
ihm nmrvm emnfrt. Scott'*
EmuUion strengthens the
bones and clothes them with
healthy flesh.
Scott'* EmuUion assimi
lates so quickly it conserves
euergy ami compels health.
Scott St liuwue. llluomlielii, N. J. . 18-74
■NOVEMBER 4, 1912.
New line qf
910.00
Serge Dresses
Your Choice Tomorrow
Election Day
86.98
J. GOLDSMITH & SONS
Nemo oB Henderson Corsets
—
BROOKLYN DODGER MAU
LAND EITHER CHANCE
OR BRESHNAHAN
Now York. Nov. 4.—With Frank
Chance and Itogcr Hrcshnahan on the
managerial murket as now seems
probable, there appears to he a most
lovely chanc«* for those owners of the
National league clubs who have not
fixed themselves with astute and
mod valuable leaders of teams, to
take advantage of the grrta oppor
tunity presented, by fortifying them
selves with th« best managerial tal
ent In the business.
Greater New York baseball fans
are more interested right now on
what derision president Kbtieta. of
the Ilrooklyn club wilt make in hie
• holer for tnunagrr of the Bu per ban
thin what other clubs will do. The
Giants are of course well fixed wltn
MrQraw aa leader and he will prob
ably be a fixture as such Just so long
as he himself Ih agreeable.
Hut president Kbbctn and the
Hrvolkyu club are not so well hceTed
for manngerlal timber and the po.**l
blllty of both Chance am! Rrrsr.nb*
hull severing their connectlona with
the Cubs and Cardinals tespectively
bas afford«‘d an opening for Ebbets
that he cauuot uffurd to pan* up
without an attempt to secure one of
the two discards.
I have it on good authority, too.
that the owner of the club aero-** the;
bridge, after whom tlir Superba's
new home is named, lias already en
tered Into negotiations with both
Chance and Hrcsbnahan
If he secures either, he can an
nounce a new holiday, because all i
| Ilrooklyn will applaud Yes. nil the
Iran, over there In that burg will g«> I
j further, they will get up on th«lr
Jplle* and yell paeotiK of Joy
i The engagement of Chance or
I Hrcnhnatiun would put new life Into
baseball In Ilrooklyn. and he a most
j fitting clltnax to the grand opening
|of Ebbets' field that is sure to takej
j place next spring. And If llogerj
I llreshnahan is secured as manager of,
, the Superbas. I make the suggesU**n
now. that the 17th of March. Bt. ;
Patrick's day. be announced as the
date of the opening ceremonies.
I President Ebbets. with the added
Isittrartion of his new ball park, (tan
I well nfford to pay the money tint he
would have to spend to secure cither
llreshnahan or Chance.
Without wishing to detract from
tlie ability of the managers or the
Ilrooklyn • lull has had since Ned
Hanlon, still the fact remains that
the Superbas have not been a success
under the managers the team has had
since, and many of the annual fall
Men’s Suits
Nothin* will compare in quality and pr'oe of our $7.50 apeo
iala. Every >uit ii thoroughly new *n ityle, and there are many
pattern! to (elect from. They ere worth almost twioe as much. We
are cloaia* them out
AT
97.50
SEE OVS SHOW WINDOW
H MOSES & SON
urts have been due, or charged, any
how, against the later managers.
There Is no doubt that the Brook
lyn dub has hud as strong a pitching
staff and certain individual players
that have been the bright particular
stars of the National league. Hut.
lack of positions has held the team
down outrageously lorn- compar'd
with the splendid nucleus the club
had at the start of many seasons.
Tlie natural conclusion to arrive at
therefore. Is that a manager with th«
fighting qualities, ability and win
ning records that both Bresbnahan
and Chanco have would surely make
the Superbas as they stand today a
first division club and probably con
tendere for the championship.
But where will the Cubs and Car
dinal* land when they l#re their lead
ership of their managers?
It has been the suectas of hla Cubs
with Chance that has carried Mur
phy along. I cannot »ee that tbs
Cubit at all If a t ew manager Is put
.In charge of them Surely they will
'Aut have that always loyal homo aup
[port they have enjoyed under man
ager Chance.
I And the Cardinals without Dresh-
I unban ? Why. they will be In about
the name i»ositlon as the Glnnts
| would be without McGraw.
But what will be Chicago's and
;S» I.oul*'* los* may be Brooklyn’s
■ sain
TO THE VOTERS
♦ “DEMOCRATIC* ♦
♦ ” PROGRESSIVE" ♦
♦ 'ROOSEVELT” ♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Either of these three words writ
ten in tne blank space at the top of
your ballot will cast a vote for th*»
district and county fusion ticket. If
the word “BULL MOOSE" I* written
[you will lose your district aud coun
ity vote.
Don't permit yourself to bo made
the victim of a contemptible gang
|trl«k by which they hope to weaken
[the fusion county ticket at the ex
pense of their own national, state and
district tickets.
REAL ESTATE
DUNLAVY AGENCY CO.
POITHLY BL U( *\
PHONE THINiJAU E j4 I