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CONCERNING LOSERS
\ < «>i iii ii ih-gri**- 4*l * om-id'-rntion nn<l nd’mlratlon Ik u fallen foe.
Tin- world |o\ *■ 1 a good 10-i It . (In* filial test of that *•*’*•■lll la I ol**-
iii i.i of courage «all ■■gamenas*-.”
••The man woith wltllc* is the one who ran smile
When (itiyth. iK goo dead wrong.”
Somehow It at least crt'ii\|tices Vou <»f his sincerity in ilt*- cause he
pi ill* i'll.
I>4-re-int therefore m-ivcs to tiring out the best 4>r tho worst 4>f human
nature Of the latt4*r, the leiiHt Mild th«- better. For tin* cringing. sniv
eling unit that oil* tnotiir nt cuim-s th«» constituency that til tow ns him
iukl th 4* next • ri*»»> out against tin* Inevitable no real man or woman
In.- aught hut pltyiiiK contempt
lint many ore tin* loser* «»f another sort which brings us back t<» th.»
subject 4*l boftsor. dow nfall**n and otherwise. Jefferson It. Furr, run*
•n ut flrsti oltl politlral pirait that he Is, is a good loser We holtl n<>
brief for Furr but eertaln fa*-t* are to his ercdlt. When his puny cap
tain.-, rending the air with hoain* itUh of rag**, rushed pell mel! t4i his
Hide beseeching that "fomethlng be done.” Jeff Jus. grinned. It was
not exactly a pleasant grin f«»r Ills lips curled a little as lie took the
measure <»f some of his *i*t while swuggciing staff offlront. Hut In
giimied Just the >umc nml Slid: • We’re honten. that's all fjet busy on
tin. emmt. This I- no lime for Huerfano to b«- helilml with returns.”
\ tlay or so ago someone naked Jeff how he thought the headless
bailor would affect him lit Huerfano. *
Well.” said Jeff. "I'm a gooil towmnn. ain't I”"
lit view *»f tills element of i hnrncter ilon't bc|l«*ve the fel
low who t•*11 h you all «»f Jeff's const I tuents are sheep. They are not
4»n|y just n few by their bleating ye may know them—and may the |.or
teni|>er the wind to their shorn Itli'es.
WHERE THE WOMEN WON
From the Pittsburg Dlspni.-h
K'tual suffrage mode a finni stride Tuesilny when It gniit**l four
more i.tot*s and came ns fa.- *n-t as Michigan. This gives women the
ballot In in of the 4* state-. Three of the recruits adjoin the old suf
frage belt Oregon, \rlxon.i • i'l Knnses—iloubtless Influenced by tin*
r«--atlt of granting the ballot t*» women In the uelghborlng stai •* Win
eon rejected the proposal Ti e* Icy. which would be the more rutnarkubte
iu a state *o radical on oth-*r matters were it not for the explnnatio't that
the j-’oi ialists having made an *-*u«? of It the adverse vote was probably
largely to parti-inn feeling rather than an actual reflectloa of the
view of Wisconsin on that issue i*n its merits. Michigan's adltcreii"'
more than offsets this rever-". **«ause It murks the first Htirm:d:i! In
vnsion of the more conaarvut iv** states.
Tlii* vote in California thrown light on many questions that have con
funeil the public mind on the matter. It Is very cvltlcnt that the newly
enfranchised women voters «*f Cullfnrnla 41l- Pled very much as tli • men
•lid 4»n tho president In I con'*-- This may give some color to th-* theory
that most women would vo'*» ns their Ituslaiuds «lt«l. hut It Is more reason
nit |<* to suppose that the same ngumenta that affected the male voters ap
pealed with Just the same fo-» •to the women. One notable fcatur* tn fa
vrr of tin women wan tin* p»o4»f that th«-Ir votes were east largely
against objectionable state Issu *•*. 'hits confirming the assertion 4»f the
suffrage advocates that women''* participation w«*uld he elevating. It
must nt 1.-ast be conceded the If their ittlmlssion to tlie suffrage lias not
produced the niillcnium «laimod by Its extreme advocaton, tieltli *r has It
rniiMul the demoralization iii«vliet«*d so freely by Its opponents.
THE SHORT BALLOT NEXT
From the Colorado Springs fl ir*:t •.
Colorado having adopt-d the hendlenn ballot by n most encouraging
majority, the next step forvwu should l»e to secure the nhort hallo.
One greet reason for ba«h :o- Tilin' n» lies in the multiplicity of el*»ct •«! tf
ficiulr. The people are nb-ol tt-dy I. liable to choose the best man between
*:*o many candidates for so manv 4*l flees; they haven't the time t4i study
th* m all
What th*- short hallo: ha* none t«• improve government has born
I* oveil by every commitio'i *dtv. Ilecnuso only a few 4iffield's are
elected, the people can go thoroughly into the I'horarti'r of each rnndl
’iite Vnd then the few officials elected an* held .drl-tly to a. .•nun*
npr all the *ubordina*i .« appoint* o by them. The result Iwm be.- t great
ly to Increase the effU lon*, of municipal government, wlr .**• th** com
mission form has been adopt* *..
. There Is no more renson why the people of a state should •*!• • t treas
urer. •• • letary of state, attorn *v general, than there is why th«*v should
elect the pestilent's cabinet. We Hmlud secure better govern tra. and
better state government. If we vluv.!/„*d our governor, leaving it to hint to
appoint Ills cabinet. And why would not commission government for the
counties prove ns successful u.* commission government for cities?
The question of a siiort billin'. for Colorado should be taken up and
vigorously pushed in the c*>?ting legislature. It Is probably too much to
expert that a short ballot law can bo secured at once, but nt least the
necessary education of tin* people can be begun.
CAVENDISH WHIST CLUB
The members of th*- Cavendish
Whist iduh will be entertained to
night by .Mr. and Mrs. .1. 11. Abrams
aV their home oil First street. An
elaborate course dinner will lie serv
ed, at seven o'clock, alter which
win-: wiy i"- played. Cut flowers
In Wages or Profit
health, sooner or later, shows Its value. No man enn exjiect to go
very far or very fast toward Fuccess—no woman cithcr—who
surt'ers from the headaches, the sour stomach and poor digestion,
the unpleasant breath ami the giMMI-fhr-nothing feelings which
result from constipation and hi Ihius 11 ess. Hut just learn for
yourself what a difference will l»c made by a few doses of
BEECHAM’S PILLS
Tested through three generations—favorably known the world over
this perfect vegetable and always efficient family remedy is univers
ally accepted os the l>est preventive or corrective of disorders of tho
organsof digestion. Becc ham’s Hills regulate the bowels, the liver
to natural activity —enable you to get all the imurishment and blood*
makingqunlities from your food. As sure ns you try them you willknoW
that—in your looks and in your increased vigor—Beecham’s Pills
Pay Big Dividends
Th* feutha wMi mrmrr ko» m'vw? nh>Mi-up«tl«l| to WM*
Sold cTcrywhfrt. In bo»M 10c., 25c. I
■■■ 1.11 ■■■ll ■ iwM
suggestive of the season will bo used
in tile tnbo ilocoratlons. Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Daln will lie the substitutes for
the evening.
i l.itci* sashes and sleeves are an
other method of using luce and pro
ducing a filmy effect
THURSDAY
BILLY ADAMS GETS
FIGHT OF HIS LIFE
Denvi'f. Nov. H. -Hilly Ailnms, of
Coriejos. bus appareully won ngiilu.
Hraileu, bis competitor, subl tills
morning that Adams was 110 voti*M
alieiiil. but he ntld that there bad
b I*4*ll consblrrnlde fraud, and an • f*
tort «'4 übl 114— mad** to i-outcst (m*for*
tlt4* county canvusslng board.
\‘ci y lew people feel tli.it a lamte. t
would avail very much, because
Hilly 4-4>ntrols the county canvass
ing board. "Hilly," ns everybody
knows Ii I in. lias been iu tin* state
n-iiati* twenty-eight years: when h«*
S4*rv4*s this icriu. be will have been
tlieit* thirty-two years. Hi- Is the !»••»*:
I'i.sliml man *>ti parliauii*iitnry proced
ure in the state of (‘olorado. lie
knows more about how t 4» get t
In a fight anil hus always bei*n boss
*»f tlii* senate.
However. Hilly belongs to tin* obi
gang crowd. One by one, the Pro
grcsslvi** atiil ri'lormers are tacking
tlii'ir bides on the political fi-nci* to
dry. When the cumpuign opened this
year, the reformers lookeil around
ior someone with the nervi* ottackT**
..illy in (*oni*jos county. Hramb-n
• lil that he believed In* could whip
him The 0111 political bosses, ami
i'ieii tin* reforiners, looked Hraden
*\4*r. |dfii*d Ills juilgimiit. but saSil
’ Coil bless you go to it.” ami Itrii
den went to it. Hilly was given the
nice of his llf»*. Those who know say
that lie sp-i.t nn e%i*nup s■_•»»,non of
'ei* Adams laiuily money, ami that
in was give** s.'*a.Aoo wotth of trans
portation to help along the
i.iitse. Hill; always enjoys a fight,
end its an own break that be hud
t'i> tunc of his Ilf** during tin* Inst
lour weeks
Until4*n w ut to Alamosa with a
nn* .1 Ity :.•.■* list th** old llm* crowd.
Hut the e.t> of Alamosa irui away
Hint majority and gave Hilly II" to
go on. Ilrmleii claims that down In (
the red light iltstrirt ami tin- saloon I
element of Alamosa those p-educlsl
went down the line for Hilly, and I
that there were hundreds of frautlu
lent votes I'ust. Itrad**n hopes to I
change the result by having those
von*s thrown out. Howevci. 'then
nr** very few who believe this ran
lie nccouipllshcil. At any rate. Hra
den showeil that he was n fight r
nml lie also showed that, unless Hilly
|i-i-ts off tin* obi stand-pat wagon ami
Icrnwls on the reform automobile, he
Iwill get lii*ki*il to a frnxxle four years
from now. That Is. if niioth**r lira- 1
ileti can be found. Hraileu was askcl
this morning If lie would tackle It (
again In four years, amt ho ia-plU*il •
Ome sitting down on a huxz saw Is
enDngh.”
PHYSICIAN ADVISED WORK:
HE ASKED FOR ROCK FILE
Wanted To Br Sent to Bridewell
To Get Exerciie. But Sergeant
Couldn't See It,That Way.
cblenao. Nov. 11. —* Tlilh Ih the
way it Is.” explaim-d A. Wright, u
waiter, when In* wnlkeil up to Dt-sk
Sergeant I>ooley of the Hast t’hlcngo
Avenue Police station. "My doctor
lias ordered mi* to take a gymnasium
course for my health ami 1 can't af
ford to pay out any money.’*
"You don't want mo to pass the
bat, do you?" th*- sergeant asked.
Wright slink bis head.
"No. all I want la to be sent t"
the Hrlilewell. nml given food and
lodging ior n month while I exercise
on the rock pile.”
After hearing the remarkable re
quest again. Sergeant Dooley told
W right Hint lie could not arrest him
without th** commission of sonii* of
fense.
"Well, nlu t that Just like a cop?"
W'rig9it complained. "Here I’m all
run down and need n treatment nt
tin.* Hrlilewell ami I ilon’t g**t it Now
if l'il punch your head in I’ll bet
you’d look at tin- thing illfferently.
“I'll go before Judge Onverly to
morrow morning.” said Wright, "and
ask him to semi nt** up.”
FORTY MILLION DOLLARS
IN A TABLOID FORM
Washington, Nov. H.—ln one of
the treasury buildings nt tills time
is a package which contains more
real money, it is said, than was ever
hunched todgether in as small a
place since the world began.
It is one foot long, ten inches deep
nml eight. Inches wide and rests on
one of the shelves, wrapped in ord
inary brown paper, tin* ends of which
are hold together by two dabs of red
sealing wax.
| The package contains -1.000 gold
certificates of SIO,OOO each, a total
ior $40,000,000. It weighs only twen
ty pounds. The package will b< brok
en soon and the contents will be dis
tributed to the various subtrensurles.
CONTRACT SYSTEM OF
PRISON LABOR CONDEMNED
noltlmore, Nov. 14.—The contract
system of prison labor was i-ondrm
ned Itt the report of the committee
on prison labor presented today nt
the congress of the American Prison
association in annual session here.
The committee, however, recom
mended the system when no other
menns of employment could be pro
vided. believing It preferable to idle
ness.
On© of tho newest features of
brassieres Is the trimming ilown I hi?
nut 1 r of tin* front.
nx oHsoNiou-insws. tjusidad, Colorado,
First Application
Darkens the Hair
A SIMPLE REMEDY GIVES COLOR
STRENGTH AND UEAUTY
TO THE HAIR
You ilon’t have to b.u*- gray hair
or fade dlinlr If you don't want to.
Why look old or 111 1 ti.ntlve? If
your hair is gray or :.< l*d, you can
change It easily, quh\!v and effect
ively by using Wyeth's Sage nml
Sulphur Hair Remod ilj a litti*
tonight null In tin* morning you
will be agreeably surprised at Hi*-
results from a sltigb application
Tho gray hairs will I" !• •' conspic
uous, and after a few more applica
tions will be restored to natural
color.
Wyeth's Fngo and ulplutr also
quickly removes datiil.'i'ff. leaves th*
•"•alp clean and healthv. ami pro
motes the growth of the hair. It
Is a clean wholesome «l:« »sing which
may bo used ut any time with per
fect safety.
Get a fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today, ami s. • how quickly
It will restors tho >**uthful color
ami beauty of your lt.ur and forever
<*ml the nasty dandruff, hot. Itchy
scalp mid falling huh All druggist*
sell It under gunrant'c that the
money will he refund- I If you ar*
not satisfied after rati tdnl. J B.
Hughes agent. Pity Drug Store. Trin
idad. Colorado.
THE BIGGEST ROCKING
STONE IN THE WORLD
From tln- Wide World Maga/lm
Every one has hen ■! of rocking
• ton* - insist ■ofro I o -i. ||<otely
l*o I-ted :*. t« move bnckuaid and for
ward upon Hu* sUnntf-H Inipiil;*-
Then* nr** many uiu-h m-s * a:t**ied
throughout the world it th** major
ity of them are met** marble* com
pared to th** fatuous r«*< king-stone of
Tandll, In South An ri a. This
giant nmoiif; rocking ion* - weighs,
lon u 7
I?.'*" mile* south of the * Ity of Hue
-11 \ It eon
It*-. ;*ti<l contains I.? 1 11b! • m**t«-rs.
[it is In th* shape <*f a irl*o!ol*I. four'
imeteis high ami five "i* :* s In illam-;
eti-r nt the base. T • stone rocks;
upon a knob of rock itli, wh 1 * '•
Hi t closely Into a sot i ■ t-Ilk** Imllo.v
In th«* gr*at boulder ■ If Th** ac
tion of the elements th rough «<>unt
j lots centuries lm» Mu- *d*-d In » ar
lug away the softM i*.i*ts of tht
tone, leatlng behind only th** Irird
|cr-grlttcd core The - n#* Is »o *le|l
• ntely poised that It - in !»*• made t»»
*-rn« k a walnut • wit 11cmt * rushing the
' kernel.
THE BATTLE OF THE BOYNE
From the W**stmlnstcr CJaxi-tte.
■ Why should the memor> *>f the
buttle of I toy in* arouse so much hit-
Itcrnitu* when othet battles 1 »*ipht
1 with far greater fli rCencss ami l*l«»«»*l
slicd are simply rcgntiled as Int'-r* st
ing events in pv t history? At tin
tight between William of Ornng* and
James II on the I toy no th** lost* of
IH** on both sides amounted to alsntt
I'.iutii; ut Iloroilliio th** losses of the
composite French army and the Uus
i.j.cih whs so,nun. and yet Hi** latter
historical event uas commemorated
the other day Just nt the time when
Franco ami lllissii? bad com*- closer
Ito **a«*h other without iippnreutl)
rousing the sllultt'-st 111-feeling be
tween the two nations. Frenchmen
totlny do not get excited when w*
honor the mcinor\ of Nelson on
Trafalgar day. nml as for Marston
Moot, nml Nnscby, at.d I'.unbar, thej
*lo net ruffle anyom-s stiHieptUdll
ties an> mote than the recollection
of William the f’ouqucror ami S*-n
--lac, when wi* find ourselves on Nor
man soil. \V«* know that memories
are long In Celtic countries, but to
keep up crowing t«*r over 2m» yi.-nrs
about a victory lr»«m which the *l*»-
feated (Vltlc element HUffttrcd much
is sutely utin*‘ccss:ii-|ly provocative.
TACKY DANCE AT MADDEN'S
Thursday, Nov. I f, piiz** for both
indy and Kentlonian In lucklnst ros
tum ». Admission .Or n couple. Ex
trn Indies 25r. 1
SCENE FROM ACT 111.,
"Fortune Hunter.”
Ladies, bring your
Corset Troubles
to our Store Carries
Fitting Parlor =
Dry Goods, Groceries, Heats,
And our Mrs. 0. E. Murchison, an expert corset fitter, can adjust Home-made Baker; Goods,
the troubles to your entire satisfaction. Consultation free. Beady-to-wear for ladies
Thompson's glove fitting Corsets and H. and W. waists arc our tn(J children, Clothing,
specialties. Gents' Furnishings. Shoes,
Furniture, Carpets, Bugs,
■—■ Glass and Tinware, Crock
eryware, etc., etc.
€ lbe Emporium
D. B. HINDMAN Manager. Tel- Trin. 44-45 218-218 West Main.
• SIM Reward, SIM
Thi* reader* of thin p.i|x*r will h#
plmiM-il i<> Kurn that ther* h it Ku»t ono
ur« ad*«! tllncant* that wi.-n. c twi > br-'ii
able I>» curt* In ull l:n ntaip-n. und il.at In
t a'arrh. 11 all'll Catarrh Cure it tin- only
imaittvi* rum n-'W known to lli«* rn*•I»mI
frati-rnlty. Catarrh Im-Iiik a toiMiltutlon.il
dlnt-ant*. r«*(|ulr< m a roiintl'.ut lonnl treat*
tmnt. Ilall'n Cuturrh Cure li lak<-n In
tcmnlly. mtlnic illrfitly tip<»n *!»•• •»! •• *>l
ntul riiucoun nurfnm t f th- *•, ..tern. * *»• r * -
l»y .1 'troylnn 11>«* found *tlon of ili.* dl«-
• I--, am! KtN'ins tin* pall* nt ntn-ni:th l*y
liulMItu; up llj** . on-’tltntlon ana a
nutur* In ti'-lru; its v »Y pr-mrl.«•»**•
hn\p no mm h faith In I’t eumtlv.* i«.w.
rm that they off. r On.* Ilan.lt. >1 V Mam
for any cant* that It 1 tin to cure. S nil
for l»*t of te*tlronnlnl».
AiMrrst K J • IIKM V A CO . Tol do. Ohio.
H t! hr all Pmrrl-ta, 7*<*.
Taktt tUll'c Fatally 1 UU for c«m.>tipaUoa,
WORLD-WIDE BOXING
TBIBUNAL TO HAVE
CONTROL OF SPORT
N**w Y«»rk. \m 1 I \ luixiiiK
«< un ni Inn lon llmt will In* wnrltl-wltls*
In Hk ruliuz.v in in ill** prnifs of for*
nintlon. Chnrlo* .1. Ilnrvcy, nctri*-
tarv of th«> Now Yotk Hints* athl**t!r
ciiinmlHMlon, luih foiwarded b-ttiTH to
• very rollnlils* rluli In thin country
nxikug for ths*lr support: ami an rnon
an «*uoitgh favorable ronpon*!** ar«* i.-
crlvrd tits* nrgniilrnt inn will Its*
launched.
Tho Mon 1$ lo conduct tlir boxing
game* on tli** linen umbr will h tho
national baseball commlsdon govern*
h.iHPDall. A meeting I* to be held nt
Nome rentrni point anil a commission
of five or seven men will be appoint
•*«l to supervise and liamlls* the var
ious qticrtions that may arise. In
this manner tlio sport would be
placed on n higher “landing Ilian It
now s'tijoyx nnd affairs earrled on In
.i manner tbnt would permit no ob
ject lonx.
Tli** organization would protect
• lub* against unscrupulous boxers
•ml malingers ami at ills* same time
protect boxers against unreliable
clubs. Through this controlling botlv
.ill contracts won hi have to be lived
up to, which would help to reassure
tbs* public and retain Its support.
At tbs* present time tin* stats* ath
letic commission has a mutual agree
ment with the controlling spirits of
l» Jug In France ami Aurtralia. bv
which all rulings and suspensions of
on-- body are respected by the other
organizations. It Is expected that
England will Join the International
botlv. which will mean the combina
tion of three leading powers of box
ing.
Outside of the main reason to clar
ify one sport, one long mooted want
will be filled. This Is the scale t>r
weight for the different boxing class
os. At present nearly every country
where boxing thrives has its own
schedule, which onuses confusion.
There have been so many requests
from different states as to the work
ing of our commission that Harvey
f.«*|s satisfied then* will he no diffi
culty in getting nil the lending pro
moters in line, and thus assure the
success of the newly planned organi
zation.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC
MANAGERS ELECTED
The Athletic Hoard of Control,
which has charge or the athletics oT
the local high school met last night
after scool and elected te manager
nnd assistant of basketball Cor the
coining season. .!. Richardson was
named Tor the orrice of manager and
.lohn Abercrombie was elected for as
sistant manager.
This Ih an orfire which is greatly
coveted and there was a great deal
of rivalry connected with the olcc
t ion.
Tho manager-elect was assistant
manager last year nnd with these
two iif charge of the high school ath
letics It is certain that tills will be a
banner year along the athletic line
for the Trinidad high school.
The athletic board of control
which is composed of two members
Iroin each class in school. On this
board nro: Minnie Hu tier nnd Spur
geon Herring. Senior; Helen Rose
and George Mars. Junior; Mary Hay
tier nml George Mctzer, Sophomore;
and Irene Jamison nnd Edward Ward
Freshmen.
Tho faculty members are Tit A.
Holt. J. A. Dopp and Miss Marjorie
Cline.
NOVEMBER 14. 1312-
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