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FOR RENT
A seven Room House on Topeka avenue. Large lawn, trees, also
large barn. Only $25 a montb.
A seven-room house on East First Street, three blocks from the
corner of Main and Commercial. Only $lB a month.
For Sale
A new two-room house on Colorado avenue. A snap for $450.
$lOO down and balance easy monthly payments.
A new five-room house on San Juan near Colorada avenue* $2,150
$2OO down and balance on easy payments.
We have unlimited amount of money to load. Try us for your
next loan. Our specialties are all kinds of insurance, bonds,
real estate, and loans.
The Home Security-Investment Company
Insurance. Loans* Real Estate. Bonds.
8. C. HALL. President.
Ground floor, First Rational Bank Building.
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KIIWAKI) l>. WIGHT, President. 11. I’. Jonru. Vlcc-PrcalilonL
W. It. CHAPMAN. Ca.liter. II K. 1101.1-OWAY. V-Pre«.
C. It HAPP. AMllUnl Cashier.
The Trinidad National Bank
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits $00,000.00
DIRECTORS:
K. D. Wight. 11. K. Holloway W. .1. Murray
Phillip Schneider l>. !*• Jones W. R. Chapman
We will be pleased to have your business and offer every ac
commodntoln consistent with safe hanking. Interest paid on time
deposits.
FRESH M FINE
IFy Tempting list of good things Just
received. All sizes Oranges, Cal-
W ifornia Grapes, Grape Fruit, flil *
Cranberries and all kinds of B
■ Figs in bulk, package antl^ars.
Dates In Package ami Hulk. UojflJ
■j m | New* nuts. English Walnuts. Il\ I
JJ Almonds, Pecans, Filberts, Largo
!
TIRES, TUBES
and all accessories for the Automo
bile, Motorcycle and Bicycle carried
at all times. Vulcanizing our spec
ialty.
The Trinidad Novelty Works
Phone Trinidad 128.
Homo fellows never go to work till
they are convinced they can’t make
a living any other way.
HOT CAKES AND SYRUP
We can furnish the mateiial for making. Best quality. Differ
ent variety. Ask us.
Three VaS Three
Store 1 S h* ' Store *
WEDNESDAY'
GENUINE MAZDA
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Bnp«rior In Quality
Not So Easily Broken
Coat, No More.
1 |S Hot Point Iron, For 13.50
Thia Week-
Trinid&d Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
Ph. Trio. 78. 212 E. Mala.
I When a woman docs resort to cos
• meties she generally makes up for
lost time.
TBS OHRONICLE-NIWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
PERSONALS
Jeff Jones of Gulmtre is in the city
on a day’s business trip.
F. A. Iludio or Denver is in the
city on u few days’ business trip.
Mrs. It. Wllmunder of El Moro Is
in the city on a day’s shopping trip.
Herbert Kalin left this morning
for Pueblo on a few days’ business
trip.
Mrs. A. E. Woodward of Ludlow
was In the city today on u short busi
ness trip.
John Mllllken of Foloem, New
i'exlco. is In th«t city looklug after
b mines* mutters.
Ed. Owen left today for Aguilur.
where lie will spend a day looklug
after business matters.
John Stein, superintendent of the
Harvey system. Is in the city on u
lew days’ Imslm-SK trip.
Mrs. M. A. Meyers who has been
confined to her borne on account of
an attack or grippe is improving.
I). .1. Petiuo left this afternoon for
Denver, where he will spend a foW
days looking after business matters.
D. L. Taylor left this afternoon for
Denver, where he will spend a few
days looking after business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. James McVoy left
today for Sun Diego where they will
spent the greater part of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lee* ami baby
of Poso spent of the day In Trinidad
shopping and \ 'siting with relatives.
Mrs. Ed. Cook Ingham left this
morning for Raton for u few days’
visit with her brother. Dr. Lyons and
family.
C. K. Halley of Denver arrived In
the city yesterday and will spend a
few days here tailing on local cus
tomers.
Mrs. George Mars returned this
noon on the D. Ac R. G. from Denver
where she spent a few days visiting
with friends.
Mrs. John Keith. Miss Elsie Run
yon and Mrs. Mary Itamey left this]
’ aft« moon for Ludlow after a short j
• \ Islt In this city.
Mrs. R. G. Davenport and son have 1
returned from Denver where they
spent a part of Thonksglvlng week
visiting with friends.
Mrs. If. If. Sanderson and son will
return tonight from Denver where
they spent Thaksglvlng week visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. W. Burdette left for her
home in Grand Junction this after
noon after a short visit in this city
with .Mi's. M. M Graves of Nevada
avenue.
11. 11. Sanderson of the firm of
Dnnford and Sauderson returned
yesterday from California and Old
Mexico, where he speat three weeks
on a business trip.
Cliarb*s Samuel left this afteroon
for Denver, where he will spend a
day. Mr Samuel will return In j
K. Katie’s 191.1 Huomoblle, which
he recently purchased. h4||
Mrs. f-'runk Casey and Miss lies
ter MrCash left this afternoon for
llcrwind and Tohasco on a few days’
business trip In the interest of the
Dennett and Wilson Insurance Co.
j F. 11. Cordova of Weston, who at
jtlie recent election was the Fusion
{candidate for county comnilssioner
,of the first district, is in the city to-
I day attending to business matters.
J Mrs. Carl Von llruddenbrock and
baby left today for San Francisco.
California, where they will sjiend
(the Christmas holidays with Mrs.
Von Hruddcnhrock’s sister. Mrs. L.
<’. Miller.
I Clarence M. Kinney of Denver, rep
j resenting the Travelers’ Insurance
[Company of Conecticut, Is in the city
calling on his local agent, S. C.
Hall, of the Home Security and In
vestment company.
Mrs. Will Illooni of Hrush, Colo.,
and sister-in-law of Mrs. James Es
pey left this morning for Moulder
after spending a mouth in this eity
with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Illoom will visit in Moulder until
after Christmas with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Price.
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“THE GIRL FROM THE U. S. A.”
Players of reputation are promised
| in the big comedy success "The Girl
from tho U. S. A.’’ which will be
presented at the West Theatre on
.Saturday, December 7th. The splen
did types of characters in the piece
will please, especially our American
girl, whose resourcefulness and cour
ugc, under danger nnd difficulties,
can not fall to inspire you. Miss
Guinn Marion, a young and talented
lacress, has the leading role.
METHODIST BAZAAR
The Methodist Ladles’ Hnzaar Sat
urday afternoon. Sale begins at 2
o’clock In the basement of the
church. 1
EPISCOPAL GUILD
The Ladies’ Guild of tho Episcopal
church will meet tomorrow* afternoon
at 2:.10 with Mrs. Robert Lake.
We wish to call your attention to
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough, dlptheria
land scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamherlnin’s
(’ougli Remedy will quickly cure a
rold and greatly lessen the danger
of contracting these diseases. This
remedy is famous for Its cures of
colds. It contnins no opium or other
narcotic and may be given to a child
with implicit confidence. Sold by all
dealers.
Most People
Earn all the money they can.
Home spend all they earn.
Muny have a savings account.
It makes saving easier.
You can’t afford t u spend all
you earn, but you can profit
by saving nione>.
Start u saving* account with iih
A small sum II 00 will
open an account in YOI.’R
name.
We pay FOUR per cent on sav
ings.
The
Commercial
Savings Bank
BIG POWER CONCERNS
MERGED INTO FORTY
MILLION CORPORATION
Salt Lake City, Utah. Dee. 4.
Fourteen of the lurgeNt water power
electric plants In Utah, Idaho and
Colorado have been merged In a forty
million dollar corporation which will
supply railroads, mines, in 11 In and
smeters with power Announcement
was made here today that the deeds
completing the merger were signed
yesterday In New York by tho Elec
tric Bond and Bhare tontpnny. At the
same time the nrti'h*s of incorpora
tion In Utah of the I’tah Rower and
Light company were amended to in
i'reuse the capital stock from f 1.000
to $40,000,000. D <’. J tickling, a
{prominent mine operator and bank
er, Is president of tin* new company
and its headquarters will he main
tained in Salt Lake City.
The larger of the eotupanles In
cluded in the mere r are the Tcllur-
Ide Rower rompatiy. A me* and Ilium
Hydro-Electric plants In San Miguel
| county Colorado; Durango Gas and
Electric company, Colorado; The
Grace Riant. Ilnn'ock runty, Idaho,
and the Knight < . olidaD-d Rower
company Utah.
Denver. Colo., 4—At the
general offices or the Denver and
Rio Grande ra I Iron 1 It was stated to
day that no positive announcement
could tue made is to whether the
Utah Power ant Light company
would furnish power for the pro
posed elertrlt lent ion of the railroad
between Helper, t'tah and Salt laike
City. Officers of the railroad stated
that the question of securing power
had not yet li''''n derided.
"THE CONFESSION”
"The Confession", a new drama di
rect from the Hijou Thentre. llrdnd
wny. New York City, will tie the of-j
ferlng nt the West Theatre Sunday.
I»ee. Nth.
The plnv |y n four net drama. wrife
ten hy James linllerk Kcid and in
one of the strongest plays seen here
this Henson. The cast la made up of
people of exceptional ability.
The plot eonslsts of n priest's
brother belnK accused of murder
whieh another man has rommitted
and confessed to the priest, knowing
that the priest Mould not Impart the
knowledge. The brother Is only
saved hy the dying confession of the
true murderer at the last moment to
the governor.
Many strong scenes are enacted
but the conclusion of the third act
In which the true bill has been found
against the prisoner and the real
murderer, n French Canadiun es
capes,, is the most pathetic.
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Price*
$l7 to $3O
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117 Ea,t Main St. Ph. T. 86
MISS HAWKINS HOSTESS
Miss Kern Hawkins entertained
the members of the W. A. S. club last
evening at a slumbering party ami
taffy pull. hTe evening was spent
In taffy pulling, the girls remaining
for the night at the Hawkins home,
where they were served with a deli
cious breakfast before leaving for
school this morning. Those to whom
Miss Huwklns extended her hospital
ity were Misses Gladys Logan. Pearl
Conger, Rose Staley, /.ella Irwin.
Margaret Robinson. I.llllan Hayes,
Mae Wilson, Kay Phillips.
LAS ANIMAS LODGE NO. 28
A. F. & A. A. M. ELECTION
At the annual meeting of lais Ani
mas latdge No. 2S A. K. A: A. M..
held last night, officers were elected
for the ensuing year. Arrangements
have been made for u Joint installa
tion of the officers of Las Animas
and Trinidad lodge* on December 11.
A hanuet followed the business of
the session last night and short talks
were made. The officers of La* Ani
mas lodge are:
W 11 Julius Erlon.
Sen. Wardon— Roger Sherman.
Juii. Wurden—Guy llohson.
Treasurer —Meyer Manstmch.
Secretary— Sol 11. Jaffa .
Sen. Beacon Roy Campbell.
Jun. Deacon—Carl Richardson.
Tyler—W. W. Jones.
Sen. Sleunrd - J. \V. Tennyson.
Jun. Steward —Win Guyer.
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLE
PENETRATES FINGER
Mrs. K. J. McMahon of 910 Chest
nut street, suffred a painful Injury
yertordny In runnlg a sewing mu
chine needle through an Index fin
ger. It required the immediate at
tendance of a physician to dress the
Injury.
MINE DRIVER KILLED
Squeezed between a enr and the ribs
of the mine at Segundo yesterday.
George Vigil, a driver, sustained in
juries which resulted In his death
nn hour or two Inter. The coroner
was notified and took possession of
the body.
PIERIAN CLUB
"The Pennon’s Greetings", by Mr*.
W 11. Cooley, president of «he Pier
ian Club, opened the afternoon’s pro
gram at the met ling of the organiza
tion yesterday, in a few words she
told of a dell{htful Thanksgiving
i pent In the Sunflower Valley. The
meeting was held at the homo of
Mrs. L. 11. Peters. The roll rail re
rporses were magazine articles Mr*
A C. McChesnev gave a reading on
"Public Markets in Different Cities."
An aitlcle on "Hoy Seoul*" was read
by Mrs .1. J. Marty, and Mrs. K. D
Wight gave a hook review. Mrs
[Peters served light refreshment* at
1 1 ho close of the program.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The Unlltlr Union of the Congre
gational church will he entertained
hv Mrs. Tolzlen and Miss Huntley at
the home of the latter. 150 T! Hot -
son street, tomorrow afternoon.
NEW DELIVERY SERVICE
George Apfel, the Commercial
[street baker, today placed In com
mission. a new delivery wagon, and
iwill make deliveries promptly to any
part of Trinidad. Phone your order*
and Apfel will do the rest. Phone
Hncu 201. -
Published Nov. 27-Dec. 9. 1912.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The regular nnnunl meeting of the
stockholders of the International
Stnte Hank of Trinidad. Colorado,
will he held at Its banking rooms in
Trlnidnd. Colorado, on Monday. Jan
uary «, 1912, nt iho hour of three
thirty o’clock In the afternoon for
the election of directors for the en
suing year and for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
Dated this 27th day of Novombor
A. D.. 1912.
THE INTERNATIONAL STATE
HANK.
By \VM. G. P LEST ED,
Cashier.
(Published Nov. 27-Dec. 9. 1912.)
NOTICE OF SPECIAL
STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a special meeting of the stock
holders of THE CHICOSA FUEL
COMPANY, held nt the office of said
Compony in The First Nntlonnl Bank
Building. Trinidad. Colorado, on the
12th day of December. A. D. 1912, at
2:00 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of
considering and voting upon the
proposition of authorizing. Instruct
ing and empowering the Hoard of Di
rectors or said Company to borrow
the sum of Ninety Thousand Dollars
(90,000.00), and secure the payment
of the same by mortgaging nil of the
real estnto, and machinery and per
sonal property of said Company, nt
which time and place all of the
stockholders of said Company are re
quested to he present and vote upon
suid proposition.
WITNESS my hand nt Trinidad,
Colorado, this 27th day of Novem
ber, A. D. 1912.
NELLIE W. WOOD.
Secretary.
DECEMBER 4. 1912.
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wjgjfr | our bath robes wants
'He j onc — no won^cr
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jV h M * 11 own that will ufford him so much
\ I II luxurious comfort ns u good warm
jl 1 BAt Eiderdown hlnnket robes In the
a* W* a B <3l most attractive of the now patterns
‘ W al and color effects nt $2.50, $4, $5 and
The choice things In haherdusb- I
cry ur *‘ always to he fouud ut this
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for that hoy, tlinn n pair of
our high cut hoots, 92.25 \ I
to 94.25 « pair. A most *
P. 6 W. Shoe Company
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SANTA FE SIGNAL
SERVICE MEN HERE
G. It Cowherd ot l.a Junta. K.
Wlnans of Ist* Angeles. K. V. Itrown
of Topcku. and J. E. Sanders of To
pekn, of the signal service depart
ment of the Santa Ke, are la the city
and will spend a few days here in
the Interest of the company. It is
the custom of the signal service men
to meet in Trinidad twice a year and
discuss plans und Ideas pertaining
to their 'department. The meetings
nr.* being held In the Cardenas Hotel,
and after the adjournment the men
will return to their various homes In
the east ntid west.
ATTENTION O. A. R.
We will meet at 1:2.0 o’clock
Thursday afternoon at Sipes Under*
inking parlors for the purpose of
attending the funeral «»f Comrndo
Georg Drury to Be held at 2 o’clock.
A. E. Hicks, Host Commander. 2
The Chronicle-News carrier
boys have been supplied with
new whistles and will blow
when making delivery of papers.
Listen for the whistle.
. Some
International p eop i e
State Bank
Send their money sway
from Trinidad and buy their
goods from outsiders. By so
doing they take the profits
away from the home roer-
Jk chant curtailing his busl
4*ness and reducing his pro-
fits, thus injuring him, th*
town and themselves.
PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS Do your banking busl* I
ness with the only bank in
_ Trinidad that is owned and
controlled by home capital.
The profits of the bank will
SAI' Ef V DkPOSI 1 be spent in Trinidad and
BOXES KOK RENT not sent to outside owners.
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PAGE FIVE
TOURIST CLUB
Mrs. Randolph Cook entertained
the mem tiers of the Tourist Club this
afternoon at their regular weekly
meeting. "China" was the subject
discussed during the afternoon and
Several interesting •inpers on the
country wero rend. Roll call re
sponses were current events. Mrs.
A. D. Kastman read a paper on "Re
forms in China." and Mrs. K. W.
Drelnull gave a rending on "Mission
aries in China." The customs of the
Chinese, their religious life and their
industries was discussed hy Mrs
Stratton, which brought to a close
a delightful afternoon.
EPOWRTH LEAGUE
The Bp worth l.eage of Iho First M.
E. church l»«*l«l a I»iisIihh.h anil ito
rial meetitig last evening at the home
of Mr*. .1. A. Dopp on Colorado ave
nue. The earlier part of the even
ing was <Jevoted to the business of
the society, followed by a social hour
spent in playing games and music.
Mrs. Dopp served a delicious lunch
during the evening.
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