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QUIT THAT! YOUILNEH)
j
A great president of llie United State* once wrote: “Extrava
ganco rota character; train youth away from It. On the other hand
the hal.it of aavlng money, while it stiffen* tho will, alao hrightena
the energies If you would lie sure that you are lieglnniiiK light, be
gin to save." i
We handle comerclal checking account a of Individuala, firms,
and companies.
Let OUIt Hank be YOUK Hank.
The First National Bank
* --
For Sale or Rent
New, two-room house* Colorado Ave.. ond Alt. street. Will sell
for $450. $lOO down, balance monthly payments. Lots is 80x
ISO.
Dudjr new five room hoase on San lunn near Colorado Ave. $B,-
160.00 $BOO down, balance monthly payments, like rent
-800 bonntifnl buildiny lots, located in different parts of the city.
Moot of them eon be sold on payment. Bay now. Build Inter.
If yon wont Fire. Life. Accident Insurance, or Surety Bonds* don't
fail to coll at the cronnd floor real estate office.
The Home Security-Investment Company
Iniurmace. loan- Real Estate. Boidi.
8. C. HALL Preaidant.
Ground floor, Pint Rational Bank Building.
ED W A III) D. WIGHT. President. I). P. JONHS. Vice-President.
W. R. CHAPMAN, Cashier. H. K. HOLLOWAY. V-Pree.
C. R. RAPP, Assistant Cashier.
The Trinidad National Bank
Capital *100,000.00
Surplus and Profits *60,000.00
DIIIBCTORS:
B. I>. Wight >l* K. Holloway W. J. Murray
Philip Hchnclder I>. P. Jonea W. R. Chapman
We will be pleased to have your business and offer every ac
commodation consistent with safe banking. Intel paid on tlma
deposits.
Supplies
We carry a full lino of everything
for the automobile. Presto light and
tire tanka In atock.
11, exchange 83.00
E, exchange $2.75
The Trinidad Novelty Works
Pbons Trinidad 128.
GRAPE FRUIT
*sr 10c j
1 THESE ARE THE LARGE FLORI- i&J
IJY) DA'S. EXTRA HEAVY AND FULL |it j
W\) OF JUICE. THEY ARE DELIC- V)
SATURDAY
GENUINE MAZDA
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Superior In Quality
Not So Eaaily Broken
Costs No More.
$9 Hot Point Irons For $3.50
This Week-
Trinidad Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
Ph. Trie. 78. 212 E. Main.
THX CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
PERSONALS
W. A. King returned home thin
morning from u business trip to Pol*
koui.
Moitln While of l.ufayeite, Colora*
do, is ill this elty u|miu u business and
pleasure trip.
Morris White of Lafayette, Colors
do. Is in this city upon u business und
pleunure trip.
.1. C\ lilies of Clayton, New Mexico,
is spending several days In this city
011 a business trip.
Charles Mitchell of this city Is
In Mt. flemens, Michigan, visiting
with irlcnds and relatives.
Mr. and Mm. C. It Hasey and wife
of Forbes Junction are In thin city
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr. ami Mrs ('. H. Hasey and wife
of Forbes Junction are In thin city
visiting with friends and relatives
During the severe illness of her
mother Mrs. Wade. Mrs. M. E. Mad
den will have Mrs. W. S. Munroe as a
house guest.
W. C. Italsh of Itaton spent yester
day in this city upon a brief business
trip. lie returned to his home In
that city last evening.
T. A. Kfhonihurg departed for his
home In Denver this morning after
spending the past few dava in this
city and in itatou upon a business
trip.
Mrs. M. E. Madden lias returned
from a short trip to Pueblo where she
accompanied her mother, Mrs. Wade,
who was taken to the St. Mary's hos
pital.
Mrs. W. T. Harkins ami daughter
left (Ills afternoon for Dawson where
they will Join Mr. Harkins. They
will make tlielr future home lu that
camp.
Dan Kelly, of the (iross-Kelly
Wool company, left yesterday after
noon for lots Vegan where hr will
visit with his parents for the next
few days.
(ails King, one of the county teach
ers. arrived In this city last evening
and will spend the* week end here
visiting with her father. She teach
cs at Tollerburg.
Waldo Conklc. who lias been spend
ing the past few months In Chicago,
returned to his home lu this city yes
terday morning. He Is the son n» Mr
and Mrs. John Conkle
Mrs. John Fotheringlll. who has
been spending some time in this city
visiting with her mother. Mrs. .1.
Moore, expects to leave this evening
for her home In Kansas City.
Mrs. (’. E. Morehouse, who bus been
in the elty for some time past visit
ing with her son. C Morehouse, of
this city, left yesterday afternoon
for her home In Kansas City.
Miss Krmellnda Alieyta left this
afternoon on the Santa Fe for l«as
Vegas, where she will remain for
sometime visiting with friends and
relatives. She expects to In* away
for a rouple of weeks.
Mis. J. W. Bartlett is expected to
urrivc tills evening from (iudsden.
Ain., where she has been spending the
pHrt four months xisitlug with rela
tives and friends. Mrs. Bartlett Is
the wife of J. W. Bartlett, the local
tailor.
Mrs. D. T. Richards and son Wayne
who have been spending sometime
in Trinidad visiting with Mrs. Mor
ris Riehards of this elty, left this
morning ror San Bernardino. Califor
nia. where they will join Mr. Rich
ards. They formerly resided In l*a
Junta.
Mrs. Larkin, department president,
and Mrs. Ames, department Inspector
cf the Woman's Relief Corps, arrived
in this elty this morning from their
homes In Denver. They will spend
the next couple of days In this city
vistllng with the members of the lo
cal corps.
Mrs. J. O. Northcutt. will leave to
morrow for Boulder, where she will
he present at the reception given In
that city by the Colorado Federation
of Women's Clubs which Is meeting
in that elty this week. She will go
from there to Fort Collins, where
she will ntlend a similar occasion
in that city.
$28,000,000 IN POSTAL
SAYINGS BANKS
Washington. Nov. 9.—Postmaster
(Jeneral Hitchcock announced today
that approximately S2K,<MiO.OOO had
been deposited to date In postal sav
ings depositories by 290,000 Individ
uals. averaging SHG per depositor.
The system Is now operated in 12,-
772 post offices,( and 7,357 banks
have qualified to receive postal sav
ings bank funds.
CHANCE RELEASED
Chicago, Nov. 9.—Frank Chance,
former manager of the Chicago Na
tional baseball team, was released to
The Cincinnati team of the same
leage today on wpiver for $1,500, It
was anonnneed 'fhere. This ends
Chance's connection with the Chi
cago team and puts an end, It Is be
lieved. to the conjecture that Joe
Tinker, Chicago shortstop, would
manage Carry Hermann’s Ohioans.
John O'Dowd, the sensational
fielding shortstop, who was tried out
by Hie Highlanders last summer be
fore the advent of McMillan, was re
leased to the Brockton club of the
New England league last week.
O'Dowd was originally purchased
front Brockton.
Have you started
that savings ac
count with us yet
?
If not, you are losing
money every clay
Do it now
Commercial
Savings
Bank
Royal Arcanum Holds
a Rousing Meeting
Two hundred members of Trinidad
Council No. 1»«K, Royal Arcanum,
were In attendance last night at a
rousing member-hip meeting which
«$s followed by a most enjoyable
feast and smoker The local entiuci!
was honored by a visit of the grand
regent, M. A. Hoot and officers of the
Denver council, nnd three new candi
dates were put through by the visit
ing officers who demonstrated to the
delight and Instruction of the uietu-
I Kirs tho lodge degree work. The vis
iting Arranumlu ■> besides Crand Re
gent Root were (*. L. loturent. past
regent: W. T. Shay, past regent; C.
K. White, orator: A II (Satehlll, vice
regent, and W. A. Withrow, orator,
nil of Denver.
L. R. Horn, regcut of Trinidad
council, delivered the address of Wel
come and a splendid talk on the order
In general was giten by Regent Root.
A most entertaining address was that
of C. L. Laurent A number of talks
were given during the informal ban
quet. Frank Stone entertaineu w*th
vocal solos and the members and
guests spent an hour or two In a so
cial manner. The music was furn
ished by an orchestra of seven piec
es. The supper wan prepared hv Mrs.
A. B. Boynton nnd Mrs Nets Ileus
ton.
Chicago Theatre to
Stage Cookie's Play
Waldo Cookie, son of Captain
John Conklc. of this city. Is realiz
ing success in the theatrical world
with his maiden effort in musical
comedy composition. "The Honey
moon Suite." This clever musical pro
duction was put on at the West thea
tre a few mouths ago by local society
and scored a hit. After the produc
tion here Mr Conklc took his work
to Chicago where he offered It to pro
ducers. On*- of the best known pro
ducers took it up aqd the work of
the Trinidad compoeer Is to open at
the lax Salic theatre In Chicago next
apring. This puta Waldo Conkie on
the high road to aueccas In hit artis
tic. field.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
November 9th. 1912
This la to certify that I have re
ceived full settlement from W. P.
Dunlavy lor tlm Ocoan Accident com
pany for my claim aglnat said com
pany for Indemnities due me In con
nection with my huaband'a accident
and death. The claim wan paid
promptly and fully. Including the
premiums which my husband paid
for Insurance plus 4 per cent rom
pound inter*'**. and I am well pleas
ed With the settlement.
Voura truly.
Mary 11. Broadwcll.
CORNELL WINS RACE
Philadelphia. Nov. 9.—Cornell to
day won the annual dual cross
country run Horn Pennsylvania by
the score of 22 to 42. The raeo waa
5 1-4 miles through Falrmant Park,
and John Paul Jones, the individual
winner, covered the distance In 27
minutes. 23 seconds, establishing s
new record for the course. The form
er time was 27:49, made by Ucrna
of Cornell.
ALLIGATOR HUNTING
From Fur News.
It Is a little more than 10 years
since allgutoi skins were exported
from Colombia: for five years one
concern had a monopoly or the busi
ness In alligator skins from catching
the animals to selling and export
ing the skins .md as labor is cheap
the exclusive government ' privilege
paid well. Now any one can catch
the beasts, but this privilege Is not
what it would have been live or six
years ago. ns thero are fewer alli
gators to catch and the number is
decreasing each year, as there is a
price obtainable for each skin caught
Hunting is conducted In the dry
petiods, December to March and July i
and August .t which times the
marshes and Hat lands, usually cov
ered with water, are drulned and the
alligators are < apt ured with coni par"
nlive case and in great uutnhors,
AID SOCIETY MEETS
AT JEFFRIES HOME
Tin* lnm»e of Mr*. Kll Jeff rye* »•
Kill Grant avenue wan tin* meeting
place of nearly two hundred membera
of the Aid Society or Iho Metliodlat
church, yesterday afternoon and last
evening. Tile occasion waa a sewing
••bee", and the milking of the filial
preparation* for the baiaar which the
ladle* will hold on November .'IU. Dur
ing the afternoon while the ladle*
were buay In muklng pretty article*
which will make the beet kind of
Chrlatmaa gift*, an entertaining pro
gram wan given. Mr*. W. G. Pleated
rendered two piano solo* which wore
well given. Mina Blanch© Scndden
followed with two vocal selection*
which weie greatly appreciated. Mr*.
J. A. Dopp delighted those present
with a humoioii* reading, entitled:
•‘Johnny In a Dime Museum." Mr*.
Jeffreys pleased the ladle* with
‘•When the Heart i* l.glhted." a read
ing ably given. The last number
which was given wa* a solo sang by
Mr*. M. B. Moses. A delicious 5 o'-
clock supper wa* served after the af
ternoon program. Those who assist
ed Mr*. Jeffryes wore Mr*. Alfred
Brynlng, Mr*. Frank Jlloom. Mr*. C.
11. Little. Mrs. A. C. Gross. Mrs.
George Jeffreys. Mr*. Mary Stephens,
and Mr*. Albert Jeffrey*
At six o'clock the men were the
honored guest*. They wer* served
luncheon and were entertained Ihe
rest of the evening by a program
Those who participated In the pro
gram were Mr*. M. 11. Moses. who
gave a piano solo; Mis* Blanche
Scad den and Ml*s Gertrude Mose*.
vocal Moloa; reading* by Ml** Pearl
Conger and Mrs. D. Klglimy and nd
drcN-tes by Rev. Frank Wood Bret
ti all and W. 11. Howell.
EXPRESSIVE AND TRUE.
Kveryoue with the coming liolll
day iM-a*on i* concerned with choice
of aultablc gift*, the object being the
present most appreciated.
There I* no gift that carries with
it the Hweet charm of personality or
!* so highly prised a* a fine photo
graph.
The Smiley Studio I* showing the
fluent photos ever made In Trinidad.
These new styles are especially ele
gant and desirable. Mr. Smiley take*
n iieraonal interest In every picture
that leaves Ills tuillo. an artist of
highest ability having long exper
ience in finest city studios. A prise
winner In every exhibition. Mr. Smi
ley's ability la such that the finest
work produced la made with hla own
hands. Large experience haa proven
the uaelesneaa of trusting such par
ticular work to thole who work for
hire. You are Invited to cull: it
Will he a pleasure to see these beau
tiful pictures. ■
DEATH OF CHILD
! Beatrice Htamato. the two year
old daughter of Antonio Staucato of
::01 West Third street died thin
morning of scarlet fever. Funeral,
which was private took place this
afternoon.
JUSTICE CIRCLE
Regular meeting of the Justice Cir
cle No. 536 Monday evening at Castle
Hall. Full attendance desired.
HELD FOR FORGERY
J. N. Smithce. alia* J N. Towler,
charged with forgery, was bound
over to the district court under 1350
bond today by .lustlce of the Peace
Bowers. Smlthee waa arrested the
early part of th» week after cashing
a cheek for ♦«. drawn on the First
National Bank, and to which was
signed the name of John A Gysin. of
the Trinidad Ad-Sign company.
FOR SALE.
One Chalmers 30 automobile, first
class condition, new tires. See Ben
net and Dale garage. ‘Jin Kim St. 1
Robes and
Blankets
Lap Robes
*2.50 *14.00
Wool Steamer Ruga.
*4.50 t» *lO.OO
Square Hone Blaaketa
90C '» *3.50 each
Shaped Hone Blanket* and
Storm Covert
*1.25 >« *2.00 *ach
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Crancer Hardware Company
117 East Main St. Ph. T. 86
NOVEMBER 9, 1912.
Good Clothes ,f^
are Always a WfmKk
Comfort and
to Kt't hloiir In thi> world. !\\ ’'j
If you want to look the part
And you ran get them at a Three-Bottom
right price. |l5. 918. |2U. DouMe Brtatted Sack.
No. 740
IngrMn-Powder Clothing
COlllpMiy "WHBRE QUALITY COUNTS"
ENTERTAINED FOR QUEST
In honor of Mrs. John Kothcrlnglll
of Kantian City, who Is in this city
visiting with her mother. Mrs. J.
Moore, the members of lh« Fraternal
Fnlon of this city gave a delightful
and well appointed surprise party last
evening at thi> Moore home on Spruce
street. The evening waa spent by
some twenty-five guests In playlog
card* and in * social way. During
the evening those piesent were enter
tained with musical number* by Miss
es Lillian and Daisy Moore and Miss
ArUi Leonard. At the end of the ev
ening refreshments were served by
Mrs. Moore, assisted by her daugh-,
ter*. Mis* Lillian and Mis* Daisy,
and Mrs. G. W. Sherfick and Sir*.
Fred Tipton.
HOUSEHOLD CHEMISTRY CLASS
Thr evening blgh school rUn in
llouifliolil (’hctnlstrv will bold lt«
Ilmt regular RfMlon nt 4 o'clock on
Monday afternoon. N'ovrmlirr 11, In
room 37. high school building. All
those Intending to take the work,
arc urged to b<* present.—J. It. Mor
gan. rtupt. 1
All Pattern and Trimmed llata at
actual coat. 40. p » South Animas. tf
TURKEY SHOOT SUNDAY
Itlg turkey shoot at rifle range
n*-ar Klka Park tomorow. 10 a. ro. I
Dress Slippers
—Here are the handtomett and dain
tieat creation* in Women'* Drew
Slipper* nnd Pumpt we’ve ever ihown \
THEY 'RE BEAUTIES. \
—Patents- Dull Kid. Velvet*. Suede*
and *ll ahtde* in Satin*. Ever? vtr
iation of *i*e and width for perfect
fitting $3.60 and $4.00 a pair.
‘The P. & W. Shoe Co.
"THE STOKE OF BETTER SHOES"
( Ihe
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 and solicits your patronage.
A STRICTLY MOM li HANK
FINANCED HY HOME FEOI’LE
DIRECTORS.
JOHN AIBI.1A). President
JOHN J. HBNDRICK. WM. O PI.KSTKD,
Vice President. Cashier.
V B. MrOLARft AN. ALBERT A. WHITE
CHAKLKS NICCOLI. JKSBK O NORTIICUTT
PAGE FIVE
LISTER FOR WHISTLES
The Chronicle-New* carrier
boys barn been supplied with
new whistles and wilt blow
when making delivery of papers.
Listen for the whistle
aa a a
P. E. O. SOCIETY
The P. E O. Society will m©«t
Monday afternoou with Mrs Robert
Rons at her home on Baca street. The
meeting will Im- at 2:3d o'clock.
LOST.
. A Itrraat Plu made or a $r. Gold
piece. The owner prized vary blgbll
and will liberally reward finder If
returned to this office. tf.
T. B. C. CLUB MEETS
The home of Mr*. John Kapey *•*
the Sd-eue of « meeting of the T. B. C.
club yesterday afternoon The meet-
Ipg was mostly confined to the busi
ness of reorganization and the Initia
tion of new members. The members
of the club are: Mrs. James Mc-
Keougb. Mrs. \V. L. Wills. Mrs. Freu
Clark. Mr*. W. W. Taylor. Mrs. Janie*
Kxpvy. Mrs. Frau* llipes. Mr*. J. 11.
Drury. Mr*. John Strong. Mrs. .1. 71.
Abram. Mrs A L. Data. Mrs. W. K
laiwler. Mrs Floyd Beauchamp and
Mrs. F J. Radford