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PAGE SIX
Interest is Already In
tense in the Big Campaign
Many Splendid Prizes OHered by the Trinidad Chronicle-News Prove a Great Inducement to
Effort. Country Candidates Start the Campaign in Real Earnest and are
G6ing Forward With Rapid Strides.
Many New Candidates are Starting Each Day
Three or Four Subscriptions Would Place Any Candidate in the Lead. Why Not he a
Leader? Everyone Willing to Help Those Who Show Their Earnestness.
Large gains in both city and couu
tiy feature today's vote standings of
candidates in the Dif Popularity cam
paign of The Chronicle-New*. It In
gratifying to witness the wonderful
Interest already aroused Itt the con
test. and evrywhero throughout the
city and the outside towns candidate
are keenly alive to their opportun
ities and are putting forth efforts
that are bound to land them in the
front rank of winner* at the close.
Contest Mathematics.
Did you ever stop to think how
few subscription* would be necessary
to place your name among the lead
er*? For Instance, one NEW yearly
subscription earns 20,000 vote*. An
old subscription for one year earns
10,000 votes. One or two of these
subscriptions would put you on top.
There Is not a candidate In the list
who could not secure three or four
subscriptions in a few minutes* work
Do you not think these splendid
prises are worth a little effort? Now
is the time to act.
A Word About the Prises.
What prise or gift can you Imag
ine that would givo you more real
delight and pleasure than a hand
some automobile? An automobile
owner Is a person of distinction. He
or sho is not obliged to wall for cars
or trains, but Is at liberty to go and
do as she pleases. There is not a
sport or enjoyment equal to auto
riding. and with such a car as we
are going to award within a few
short weeks, your cup of happiness
would be filled to overflowing. This
Orand Capital Prise Is the latest and
most up to date product of the mod
ern auto manufacturers. It Is a
••Ford" completely equipped, five
passenger, 1913 model touring car.
a reward worth years of endeavor.
When we say completely equipped,
we mean equipped with the very lat
est devices that make auto riding
the enjoyable sport it Is. Extension
top. automatic wind shield, speedo
meter, perfect lighting equipment,
generator, and in fact, everything
that adds to a perfect car. Ford
cars arc noted for their utility and
ability to go anywhere and every
where.
A description of this car would be
Incomplete without noting tho fact
that the "FORD" car Is of vanadium
steel construction throughout. Van
adium steel is recognised by compe
tent authorities th world over as not
alone the best, but the most expens
ive steel known to the world of steel
making, hut the tremendous resist
ance It gives against the action of vi
bration makes It the Ideal stool for
automobile construction. This is on
ly one of the many features that
makes the "FORD” car the premier
of the auto world.
No homo is complete without a
piano. Hut there are pianos and
pianos. The instruments we are of
fering an division prises are the
famed Kohler & Campbell pianos,
val-ued at $325 each, and known
throughout the country aa perfect ln
rtrmnents. They nre practically
guaranteed .‘or a life time, and for
beauty of tone production and rella
hility have no equals. Candidates
Coupon Not Good aftor Dec. 16th. Coupon
The Chronicle-News
Trinidad. Colorado
MO CfRCUUTIOH CIIKI
This Coupon Will Count for 10 Votes
For
Address
•Town District No
Good for 10 votes when filled out and sent to The Chronicle-News of
fh— by mall or otherwise, on or before expiration date. No ballot will be
altered in any way or transferred after being received by tho Contest Man
ager. Unless ballot Is carefully trimmed around outside linos It will not
be counted.
TODAY
and their friends are Invited to visit
the establishment of J. W. Cooley, lo
cal agent for the Knlght-Campbell
Music Co., where these Instruments
arc on display, and try them. In ap
pearance. quality of Interior con
struction and tone quality they stand
In a clans by themselves.
A handsome diamond ting is a
prise appreciated and desired by ev
ery young woman. Diamonds are
the matt valuable of stones, and tbeir
beauty makea them the most desired.
Tho diamond rings which we will
award in each disttlct are perfect
stones, posacoslng all the qunlitieH of
perfect diamonds—brilliancy, clear
ness and perfect cutting. No more
beautiful a gift or award could be
chosen by any young woman, and the
ones to whom these prises will bo
awarded will value them at their
true worth. These rings have the fa
mous and beautiful Tlffafiy settings,
which only serve to en.phaslze and
bring out the real beauty of the
stonea. These rings are being dis
played at th Jewelry establishments
of Is. 11. Hall. E. L. Allen and W. E.
Hauer, of whom they were purchased.
Call and see them for yourself.
In the same proportion as the
other prises, so too, the gold watches,
which will be awarded in each dis
trict, are prlsea of real worth and
value. These watches are handsome
ones, bearing guarantees of 20 years,
which Is practically a lifetime, and
every one la a desirable prise They
are beautiful to the eye. and perefet
In their tlme-k»eplng qualities.
Education la one thing that we
ran never receive too much of. and
especially a business education,
which Is every day more and more
being recognised as a virtual neces
sity to the young woman who is
obliged to make her own wav In the
world. Tven for those who never
expect to have to do this, a business
education comes in most handy. An
acquaintance with the ways and
methods of the husldess world Is
nnce.tsary to every one, and no bet
ter qualification for life and Its bat
tle* could be named. The Drehcr
Hnslnesa College, in which two of
these courses will be swarded, has
during the time of Its establishment
in Trinidad, been known as an Insti
tution of thoroughness. No Instruc
tion Is of much value unless It Is
thorough and complete. It has been
the aim of this college to prepare Its
students In such away that they
would be able, upon being given
their diplomas, to Immediately step
Into positions and be ready and cap
able of llfllng them.
The Trinidad Business College. In
which we will award two complete
courses. Is known as the oldest es
tablished institution of Its kind In
Southern Colorado, and its years-old
reputation for preparing students for
tho business world and the battles of
life, stamps It as one or the best.
Future Orders.
In many casus candidates will find
that prospective subscribers are now
paid up In advance for a dally paper,
and do not desire to have two dally
papers* coming into their homes at
the same time. In order that candi-
datea may receive the full benefit of
such subscriptions, we have arranged
to accept nil such subat i ;..tions and
issue votes, when the subscriptions
are accompanied by the amount, and
hold thorn for delivery at any future
date designated by the subscriber.
Securing Subscriptions.
Candidate* in any certain district
are not restricted from securing sub
scriptions in any place they wish.
For instance, a candidate in District
l may secure votes and subscriptions
in any other district, or anywhere
rfhc chooses. The wide world Is your 1
field. Subscriptions will be accepted '
from any part of tho United States, 1
Canada or anywhere.
Hours of Counting Votes.
Votes received up 12 o’clock noon
each day are counted and published '
in the paper of the following day.
Votes received after this hour do 1
not appear until toe recond day fol
lowing their receipt.
What Candidates Should Do.
As soon sa the young woman as
pirant makea her candldaey known |
to her friends and acquaintances, '
they will begin to save for her tho '
ten-vote coupons which appear In
each Issue, and send In their sub- j
scrlptlons or givo them to her to ob
tain the votes. A new subscriber for |
one year earns 20,000 votes., while
a new subscriber for alx months
earns 8,000 votes. One-half the
above number ere allowed on old
subscriptions, and a candidate who
puts forth a little sincere effort can
place herself in a vei> advantageous
position right now.
Make up your mind today that you
arc going to be one of the fortunate
one* and strive to attain that end.
You can do It If yon will but try. Do
not wait until the last moment, hut
start rlnht away. If your name la
already entered in the Hat and you
have not done much. BEGIN NOW.
You will never regret the time and
effort spent in winning one of these
splendid sward*.
At present Un- candidates nre Just
beginning to get started, and feeling
the pulses of their friends to find
out what support they ran expect.
Votes are being brought In and sent
In dally for various candidates, and
In large numbers, and many more
will be added to these as candidates
show that they are In earnest In
their desire to win.
Division of Territory.
District No. 1 consists of the city
of Trinidad from the center of Com
mercial street and Arlxona avenue,
weet.
District No. 2 consists of the City
of Trinidad from the center of Com
mercial street and Arisons avenue
east.
District No. 3 consists of Huerfano
county and all towns in La* Animas
county north of the La* Animas riv
er, but not including towns or terri
tory bordering on the river.
District No. 4 consists of Las Ani
mas county of Colorado south of the
Las Auimas river. Including ill
towns bordering on the river, either
north or south, and Union and Colfax
counties of New Mexico.
Contest Office Hours.
The Contest Office is open all day
up to 8 o’clock In the evening, for
the benefit of those who cannot visit
us during the regular business bouri.
Do not forget this, and if you can
not visit us during the day. make
your visits In tho evening, but it is
important to keep In as close touch
as possible with this department, In
order that nothing that will advance
your campaign may be overlooked.
DISTRICT HO. 1
of tho City of ?rini
<Ud, from the ooator of Oom
meiciol itreot and Arigono
Avenue, weit.
Louise Flaher. SI2 Nevada
184*10
Hii.te Childs, 440 W. Baca
10040
Virginia Easton, 317 W. Topeki
15960
Katherine Goodrich, 406 Park
14000
Jennie Flaher, 512 Nevada
5600
KI7IC Uopcr. 322 9. Com.
22050
fU OHROHIOU-KXWS, TWIIIAD, COLORADO.
Zeta Reeves. 205 Frost
2*200
Kate Jacobs. 724 Grant Ave.
10040
Eva Richardson, sot Convent
8040
Meyrae Browning. 356 College
IttOo
Esther White, Prospect Bt.
*OOO
Dot Banders. 211 Colorado
*I4OO
Elsa Richter. 727 Pine
*BOOO
Nellie Sullivan. 4»n University
2*460
Mrs. K. P. Kan**. 425 Mate Bt.
4070
Bee Pallett. Topeka Aveana
, 146*0
Editk Mar. 208 Aaderaon
*»ooe
Rafaellta Sens. 521 State
SOSBO
Roe# Wolcott. 65$ Pine
2400
Zella Irwin. 714 Pine
UO6O
Maud Reaebaugh. 735 Park
10*60
Grace Omen. 21) Nevada
7070
Clara Marty. Baca etreet
16060
Minnie Butler. 503 Pine
tnm
Gratlce Johnson, 618 Willow
*6680
Edith Cartdr. 121 Johneoa
18*40
Mrs. R. MtfflHd. 401 Park
mt ‘ ■*
Blanche DuOM. 11l W. Top.
*IBO it
Verlle Oatllif. 4*B Pint 9t.
*1609
Nina Anderaot. Tillotaon Bt.
3020
Edna Scobee, *l9 W. Kansas
39840
Augusta Mosar, 1239 Blvd.
35990
Irene Hughes, 345 W. Bata
33000
Goldie Jett, 413 Nevada
39140
Julie Feller. 60S Prospect
19830
I yeah DeWltt. 3*9 Short
29130
Auna Malouff, 502 W. Main
- 374*0
Anna Raul, 616 Navada
26850
Mrs. Bonnie D. Horton,
706 Atchison Street.
25300
Alice Bray. 427 Nevada
27510
Laura Herrlng.AlO 8. Animas
1268 r
Helen Walker. Ban Jaun, Baca
12400
Marjorie Holdsworth, 611 Willow
1C390
Nellie Pomeroy, 730 Nevada
8230
Jessie Overstreet, 622 Atchison
10040
Nettle Adamson, 836 University
6990
Msudp Logan, 76* Pine
10069'
Mary Bonato, 916 Btate St.
10270 .
DISTRICT MI S
Con list, of th* Crty of Trini
dad, ftftm the os*6r at Cam
menial Street Adsoaa
Avenue, east.
Teresa Resell, flOVOdddard
23 400 : f.
Atleen Daugherty, Walnut St.
2330(1 i
Carrie Smith, 616 Arisons
29200
Myrtle Martin, 21C ft. t)ak
24280
Luple Rent. 602 First St.
20240 *
Anna Bute, 308 Johnson
14 530
Mrs. Jas. Thompson, 419 Maple
14350
Bessie Archer, Chestnut 9t.
18140
Zoo Young, 412 Maple
20740
•Mrs. John Drury, 511 Maple
19900
Mrs. Chne. Hailey. 000 Maple
8990
DBOSIfBME 6. 1912. n
► Mrs. O. L. Davis, Jr.,
► 1111 Ban Psdro
► 31910 . .
► Mrs. B. Floyd. 131 K. First
► 36490
► Lor Clarks. 90S Arisons
► 33300
► Mildred Thompson, 112 Arls.
► 19390
► Msbs) DsUttors, 1025 Ban Pedro
► 34630
► Veda Karris. 819 Ban Psdro
► 30140
► Bessie Rupp. 311 K. Topsks
► 20810
► Ruth Perklhs. 315 B. Topeku
► 18790
► Mauds Glahn. 619 B. Second
6 eiooo
t Besale CaoMT. 434 E. 7th
► 39860
► Ruth Rogers, 4201 N. Con.
► 16960
► Anna Haro, Baa Pedro St.
► 15490
► Elisabeth Rankle, 1214 Roelet
► 30900
* Mrs Chonita Fierce, 3SB Johnson
► 99140
► Pearl Ashley, 1914 Linden
* 23360
► Kate Sherman, 318 E. 7th
► 13690
* Mias Deanlaon. 400 Spruce
► 15640
► Wilmer Chanter. 413 E. 7th
* 16600
Bdna Hatton, Chestnut Ft.
► 2400
► Ruth Harris, 7th A Baltimore
22000
Hop# Barnes, 926 Spruce
19100
Mary McCoy. 7th and Oak
30540
Mabel Caskey. 424 E. 7th
9400
Julia llenaoa. 620 E. First
4040
Kress McPhall. 201 Frost
36780
► Thelma Coppers. 308 Johnson
14200
► Ada Bmlth, Eoglevltle Hill
2540
marxicT mo. s
C—silts of Haarfano Gonmtj
and all Towns in Lns Animas
Csiblv, north of the Ino Ani
mas river, bit net iadadinf
towns or toyritory hordariag
on the rtm.
Rnby Floyd, Thatcher
29190
Aaaa O'Nell, Rouse
28900
Hmma Capps, La Vets
21600
Margaret Alloa, Aguilar
12270
Vera Lining. Rugby
30040
Mary Martlaotlch. Oak view
38270
Kite Drlarol, Pryor
26720
Geneva Snodgrass, Delagua
21410
Blanche Vmfug. Walaenburj
26720
Llsale Lody. Rugby
9280
Dora Moss, Aguilar
10680
Annie Rogers, Rouse,
26060
Lela McFarland. Vets
20430
Maggie Ray. Aguilar
12460
Paulina Mauot. Rugby
11 ISO
Hotel Matilden, La Vets
19410
Lucy Boggto. Aguilar
33860
Lila Longhead, La eta
10310
Marie Ksleaar, Aguilar
17640
Jean Cad dell. Aguilar
12620
Maraolcte Feurlal, Sharpadale.
19840
Mary Stack. Malachite
32000
Virginia Poller. Tolierburg
3.0390
Bessie Ryan, Ludlow
31630
Tssbelle O’Neill, Tabssso
.8630
Goldie Miller, Berwlnd
7880
Lareta Sprinter, Malachite
15200
Margaret Woodward, Lbdlow
uaoo
Lola Klbg, Tolierburg
19660
Jennie Wytas, Berwlnd
4200
Kate Blcksrton, Tabasco
'iidale Woolfs, Ludlow
22120
Petri Waters. Tolierburg
$l6O
Nellie Tbomaa, Berwlnd
2j»40
Hotel 94uk. Bowen
14160
May Thoidpaon, Forbes
.13400
Etta Brvdao. Delagua
15430
Lillian D. Baker, Delagua
13360
Anna Siiktlgneaay, Hastings
2*1140
*Loree Muth, Aguilar
8500
NOMINATION BLANK
0000 FOB 2.000 VOTES
1 nominal* Mr». or Mitt
Addrtet
Downtown nddrou. II eojr
Occupation
DUtrlct No (See Dl.trlct Dlvlalona.)
Nomlnatod b» *ddn-
Only the flr,t nomination ballot received for each candidate will
count for 2.0110 you*. Fill out all Iha llnei of thle ballot very carefully
and mall AT ONCE 10 the Content Manager. The Chronlcle-Newe. Trini
dad, Colorado.
The management reaerve* the right to reject any objectionable nomi
nal lona.
Fill out thla blank, write plainly, aud aent It to Content Manager
with your name or the name and nddreea of your favorite ramlldatr. The
nemea of peraona making nomlnfttlor.B will not he divulged. If ,o reutiuated.
MAKE TOOK HOJQHATION TODAY
flat Buay agd Win oae of theta Handsome awards. Only a United
■■—Hyv ,f neninatisns will be accepted. Be sure your name it on this
litt.l
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTION
PAYMENTS
DAILY CHRONICLE-NEWS
Amount Votes (liven
Price. New. Old
one Month. * • :>0 ; 'OO ;“®
T _„ Unßth, 1.00 I ...00 i.O
Three Uoolba 1.5° 3.000 I.s*®
Twelve Month.'. In advance' 5.00 20.000 10.000
Two Year, fin advance. »»■«» 50.000 26.000
WEEKLY CHRONICLE-NEWS
Amount Votes Gltcti
Price. New. Old.
Twelve Month. ..a *lOO '- 500 75 "
Two Ymri’ * ®° :: • 00,,
Changing from the Weekly to tho Dolly Chronlcle-Newi will he ron
aide red a NEW tubeerlber. Subeerlptlone may he eent by mall, paid at the
Ckroalele-Newa office or paid to tbe candidate In person. Candidate,
nr* furalahed with receipt book., end will inaue recelpta when accepting
perineal for anbacrlpl 10r...
00 000 00 a* ooo*** **•»**«*
DISTRICT HO- 4
Consists of Ui Animas Coun
ty of Colomdo south of the
Las Animas River, including
nil towns and territory bor
derdering on the river, nnd
Union nnd Colfax Counties,
of Maw Mexico.
Nora llanaley, Folsom. N. M.
24960
Rac Coe. Tcrclo
35730
May Filer, R. F. D. No. 1
30690
Beulah Barnes. P. O. Box 169
34550
Ethel Proeacr. P. O. Box 422
20220
Dora Fouret, Starkvllle
38570
Marie Merhllng. Weston
20420
Kathryn Hollenbeck, Trlnchcra
30000
Mrs. Robt. Powell, Folaom. N. M.
39280
Rafaellta Garcia, Soprls
31260
Anna Bwek, Starkvllle
10640
Maude Wardeman, Janaen
30790
Bisla Spa hr. Cokedale
26600
Marlon Tlttrell, Raton, X. M.
24710
Grace Hendricks, Cokedale
5750
Fern Ferguson, Janaen,
29080 «
Mrs. Beva D'Ambroslo. Soprls
32610
Mrs. G. J. Church, Trlnchera
28190
Doctors Use This for Eczema
Dr. Evans, Ex-Commissioner of
Health says: "There la almost no re- 1
Ist lon between.skin diseases and the
blood." The akin must be cured 1
through the akin. The germs must
be washed out. and so salves have 1
long been found worthless. The most '
advanced physicians of this country 1
are now agreed on this, and are pro
scribing a wash or wlntergreen, thy- I
mol and other ingredients for eczema ;
and all other skin diseases. This i
compound Is known as D. D. D. Pre- ji
scrlption for Eczema. |l
Hauaman Opre House Pharmacy, Riverside Drug Store.
h Laura Crow, Folsom. N. M.
20100
► Mrs. Walter Sherman. Raton «
35600
► Lizzie Hamilton. Starkvllle
2360
► Miss McXeal. Hochna
29700
► Elisabeth Davies, Soprls
24930
► May Wilson, Starkvllle
5930
► Mattio Richardson. Cokedale •
14180
► Clara De Armond, Cokedale
23710
► Fay Tenych, Janaen
10460
► Florence Morgan. Folsom. N. M. •
14990
► Luclle White. Folsom. N. M.
11090
► Elizabeth Rothm**!. Simpson
2680
► Mra. J. C. Cooper, Simpson
2000
1- Wilma Hardin. Clayton, N. M.
20780
► Virgle Hltson, Dcs Moines. N. M. ■
► 2000
► 31rs. May Henderson,
¥ New Mexico.
► 2000
That he discovered the cancer
(Term and a cure for the disease is
claimed by a French physician.
Insurance
, S . . I. I>- I . M•AS if V
DIINLAVY AGFNCY CO.
I 1 1 1 I 111 V HI 111 K I Ir l r 1 SI 1
Dr. Holmes, the well known skin
specialist writes: "I am convinced
that the D. I). D. Prescription lb
much a specific for eczema as quin
ine for malaria. I have been pre
aerbing tho D. D. D. remedy for
years." It will, take away the ltc!i
the instant you apply It.
In fact, we are so sure of what D.
I). D. will do for you that we will be
glad to let you have a fl bottle oti
.out* guarantee that it will cost you
nqthlng unless you find that It doou
!the work.