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People do their banking with |
| this bank. Do you? If not, i
I why not? I
‘The First National Bank l
FOR RENT
A mn Room House on Topeka avenue. Large lawn, tree*, also
large barn. Only $25 a month.
A (even-room house on East Firtt 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 lan Juan near Colorada avenue- $2,180
$2OO down and balance on easy payments.
We have unlimited amount of money to loan. 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. Pro.ldt.nL
Ground floor, First National Bank Building.
EDWARD D. WIGHT. President. I). |\ Jones. Vice-President.
\V. It. CHAPMAN, Cashier. II K. HOLLOWAY. V-Prca.
C. II UAI’I\ Assistant Cashier.
t Dre Trinidad National Bank
Capital 5i00.000.00
Surplus and Hrt.lits i 00.000.00
DIIUXTORS:
K. D. Wight. 11. K Holloway W. J. Murray
Phillip Schneider • D. P. Jones W. R. Chapman
W«* will bo |iknist| to have your business and uUrr every ac*
rommpdatoin consistent wltli safe hanking. Interest paid on time
deposits.
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A LOOK INTO
008 SHOW WINDOW
Will couvlnco you that ive
carry in stock
All the latest improved Elec
tric appliances
Good Christ inns suggestions I»
reading* lamps, etc.
Trinidad Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
Pb. Trtn. IS. 212 E. Main.
Cut out the worry about yester
day's sorrows ard get busy with the
Joys of today. ;
OUR MEAT
MARKET
Is supplied with absolutely the
freshest, ami best of everything in
Mm} Turkeys, Ducks. Geese. Chickens
I Corn fsd beef anti pork, fresh
oysters. New York Counts, Selects J
■/ m 1 and Standards, Fish, etc., etc. fJ\ ]
EM Mf Extra preparations for supply V\ll
ml 17 Christmas trade, I\l
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Pay Cash—Save Money
Meatiow Gold flutter, two pounds for 7!>C
Diadem liutter. two pounds for
White Clover liutter, two pounds for 65c
Swjit m Premium lluttcrlne. per pound 25*
Marigold Itutterine, per pour. J 25c
Dieomnrgnrine, per pound 20 C
Three Three
Stores Stores
.w ■ roopco. *
WZDNESDA.
I ATTENTION ELKS
lt•*Klliur iiicctiug Tiiuinduy night
J Ml members should be present I. It. |
■ Gottlieb, Kx. Ruler. A. J. Sanders. I
I Secy. 4 j
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I A lies Moines man hml an attack
of muscular rheumatism In his
shoulder. A friend advised him to
go to Hot Springs. That means an
exjHMise of $ 1T,(i.00 or more. He
sought for u quicker and « hooper way
to cure it and found it in Chamber
lain's liniment. Three days after the
first application of thin liniment he
was well. For sale by all dealers.
j
A girl who remain's faithful to her i
: Ideal 4 is likely to break Into the!,
j spinster cluss.
PERSONALS
I Enrl Cooby left this afternoon for
E Axuilnr on a short liuhlucsh trip.
r Mr* 18 M. Curry of Halting* 1* In
P the city on a day's shoppiug and vis
t illng trip.
r Mrs. lames Strut her of Woottuu Is
f in the city visiting with friends for
► a few days.
C D. D. Dodge of Coketlale will leave
5 tomorrow for Delngmi on i* few days'
» busiiiesN trip.
5 Mr. ard Mrs. .left Jones of Guluate
P are In the city on a short business
L and shopping trip.
I .1. \V. Itartlett, the tailor, left this
9 afternoon for Weston and Primero on
9 a day's business trip.
Arthur Straub of Raton, former
resident of this city, win in Trini
dad today on business.
.Mrs. George Edwards returned to
IlnatliiKH this afternoon after u short
shopping tri|t in this city.
Roy Richards letf this morning tor
Ludlow where he will spend a day
attending to huslue.s matters.
Miss Mae Dennison of the Famous
Department store Is confined to her
Lome on areount of sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Cowdery «»f
Majestic spent the day in this city
shopplnx and visiting with friends.
Mrs. It. A. Snyder returned to Be
gundo this afternoon after n few
days* visit in this city with friend*
Oscar Vnndcrbur of Dclagiia re
turned to the ramp this afternoon
after a short business trip In thi:i
city.
Mrs. 1,. V. Shultz of Aguilar was
in the city today shopping, return
ing to her banie on the afternoon
train.
K. T Kolmiw of the Folsom Supply j
Co., of Folsom. New Mexico. nrrlved j
in tho city this morniug on a day's i
I business trip.
C 11. Smith salesman for the In- 1
gram-Powder Clothing company left ]
• hla afternoon for Wnlsetiburg on a 1
day's boainrae trip.
.Miss Gertrude Mooee. of the Co Jo-1
ratio Supply company left today for ■
Denver where she will *p«nd a week
Waiting with friends.
C -1 Da we returns*. | this morning
from Clayton and other places In
New Mexico, where hu spent a few
dav.« attending to hu'diies* matters.
Ml** Eugenia MrAnatnnd. sister
of Mrs. W. F. Tucker of Colorado
avenue will leave In a few tlnvs for
nor home in Washington, D. C.. aft
er spending the pust year In Trim
'.ml visiting at the Tucker home.
I*. W. Munroe and son Eugene,
■ left this afternoon fo: California
I where they will locate They expert
Ito make their home in San Diego or
j Dos Angeles. They will be Joined
| lu a few weeks by Mrs. Munroe and
Fra nl(.
•Mrs Jit I ins Nicholas left this
morn Im: for Denver after spending n
abort time in thi* city visiting with
friend*. Mrs. Nicholas will remain
in Denver a week heron, leaving for
Arlxona where will join her hus
band and make their permanent
home.
Mrs. Julius Nicholas left this
morniug for Denver after ►pending u
short time in this city Wilting with
friends. Mr* Nicholas will remain
in Denver a week before leaving for!
j Arizona where she will join her bus-j
I band and make their permanent j
home there.
! Talent Drown of the llrowu Livery
jeompany left thin morning for Galcs
|biirg. lllinoiH and vicinity, where he
■will spend the Christians holiday* 1
Malting with relative*. Mrs. Drown
has been visiting In Illinois for three
weeks and will return with her hus
band the first of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oxley of Ra
ton left this morning for Sunnysldc.
I’tab. where they will remain until
after Christmas visiting with their !
daughter. Mrs Ray Kirkpatrick. Mr. f
and Mrs. Oxley have been In Trinidad ,
for the past week visiting with their t
daughter, Mrs. John Dcshoar. The j
trip is being made for the benefit of ‘ h
Mrs. Oxley's health which has been „
had for the past few months.
JOHNSON’S ATTORNEYS
REFUSE TO SERVE
t'hlcago, floe., 11. —Jack Johnaon’s
attorney*. W. (i. Anderson a nil K. II.
Wright. both negroes. asked the
United Staten diatrlct court tidin'
that holr namcH lie stricken from
tlio records as counsel for the fight
er.
Tin* lawyers said that Johnson’*
recent marriage to hurtle Cameron,
a white girl, was disa proved by
them to an extent that hey do not
enre to be any longer associated with
him. Wright and Anderson repre
sented Johnson in the white slave
cases yet to be heard.
Johnson appeared in the munici
pal court today to answer to a charge
or assault and hnttety brought hy a
newspaper photographer whom
Johnson Is alleged to have struck j
with a cane when tin* photographer!
nied to take a picture when John- 1
son was locked in the county jail.
Hearing of the ease was deferred.
Printing or every description neat
ly and quickly executed at the
Chronlele-.News Job rooms. Sample*
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 410. tf
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
Most People
Earn all the money they can.
Some *| end h!I they earu.
Many huve a Havings account,
it makes saving easier.
You can't affuid to spend all
>uu earu. but you can profit
by saving money.
Start a saving-- uecouni wit It us
A small sun si.in>- wilt
i open au account in YOFR
| name.
!
W« pay FOl It per «cut on sav
ings.
*lhe
Commercial
Savings Bank
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Pub. I>ee. 9. IfHi* lan. ||, lPin.
NOTICE
Healed bids will be received for
the construction of the Las Auinia*
County Court House, until II o'clock
a m. January 15. I!»i:i. by the Hoard
of County rommi-smuera of l.a* Ani
mas County, Colo. m their office,
corner Main and Chestnut Streets.
Trinidad. Colorado, according to
pUna and flpeelfhat ions on file with
I. 11. and W. M. Rapp company. Ar
chitects, Masonic bulldlug. Trinidad.
Colo.
All bids to be marked bids on
Court •House, and addressed to the
Undersigned. The Hoard reserve*
| the right to reject any nod all bids
G. F. lIAItLAN,
Chairman.
| ♦ The Cbronicie-Newa carrier ♦
♦ boya bar* been supplied with ♦
♦ new whittles and will blow #1
♦ when making delivery of paper*. *
♦ Listen for the whittle +
♦ # #
Embossed Xmas Stationery.
Tho Chromr'o Nuwa this sea
son Is showing .» beautiful line
of Christmas rin bossed station
ery, Orders filled promptly.
Call and make jour selection*
at once
FORGERY CASE DISMISSED
In the district couil today mi or
der of dismissal was entered in the
c.tac against Leon Carr clturged with
forgery. Carr was alleged to have;
uttered and passed at .Mike Merger's
on October I'Mh. a check for Sit
drawn on K E •>©**. for whom Carr
« la lined to have worked. A nolle was
entered in the r.me again*: Ray mon
do Gonzales 'barged with horse
Mealing. Gonzales was alleged to
have got uway with a grey mure In- 1
longing to Salvatore dl Main on Au
gust .11.
CARD OF THANKS
i We wish to thank the frlcna* who
•o kindly assisted us snd whose sym
pathy was extended to us in our snd
lieteavetm nr. the death of our little
daughter. Mi and Mrs. F C. Dot-!
llehtich oi Jan- ii
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TINKER TO HEAD REDS,
CHANCE THE YANKEES
Chicago. pe< 11. —American lea
gue magnates .■• their annual meet
ing today were <-xpccted to "waive”
on InHelder Coniden of Detroit upon
whoso release if. Cincinnati depends
tho many-nngled deal planned to put
Joe Tinker. Die famous Chicago
shortstop in command of the Reds
and make Frank Chance, erstwhile
"pecrles lender' of the Cubs, manag
er of* tho No-a York Americans.
Frank Farrell, owner of the Yan
kee*. Intimate'! that Chance would
be his mnnagt r. but stated that an
the latter ha: not signed lie must
maintain silcm • on the subject.
It wae pra '! rally arranged that
Tinker, aceomi an led by Loudermilk
and Chapman • r some other Chicago
battery will go to Ciuclnnuti as
luanager In . change for Mitchell.
IMtclan, Corriden, /Humphreys and
ICnisnly.
To procure « orrldini, Clikugo hav
ing Insisted on getting a shortstop
before letting i nker go- Cincinnati
was to release (.'banco to Detroit and
Farrell pin mid to buy the “pocrlee*
leader” from the Tiger club.
BAVARIAN PRINCE
IS CRITICALLY ILL
Munich Da\ in. Dee. ||.—The
condition of tin aged Prince Regent
of llavaria. Pi • Ltiilpold. who has
been ill for time, has become
J worse during ' • past few days, ac
cording to an "tfffcinl bulletin Is
sued by the <• t physicians todav.
lie Is sttflerin~ from an attack of
bronchial nit; - h and a gouty af
tectlnn of the r glu hand.
Or late vein- fewer Statesmen try
to look like Miraham Lincoln, who
was good ami souioly.
ANNUAL MASONIC
BANQUET TONIGHT
I The officers of I It«• Trinidad an*!
jl.i Autumn lud ;r* of Masum* will be
jointly liihtnllcd at (lie MaHOllle lodge I
rooms tonight which will be followed
hy a lmiii|iiet. An luteretitlng pro
thill has been arranged with Fred
t'lark as ton*! mu ,vi\
Tonight* program.
I Invocation Kumlolph Cook i
Song Star Spungb d Danner.
Add rex*
. .fhtib || Jacobson, Urn ml Sec’)
a tltli oss (oltn H \Vobol
‘.ulig Dixie l.aiol
{itetntirkH by outgoing Master No *.'x
Ketnnrk* by outgoing Master No SP
Song*.
iCeiuarks by Incoming Master*
Souk
I toned |ct lon Dev It. K Chandler
lamt nuht Trinidad Isiilk<' No. m*
lit Id its annual election The offic
ers chosen were:
W. M—II. II Handerhon. |
Senior Warden Nels llenston. I
Junior Warden W. (I. Ilerry.
Treasurer k. I*, t’onser
Secretary -Elmore Floyd.
Trustee— Will Mcllendrlc.
Hep. to Maionic Temple Aw *n—
A. 1.. ItratiHon.'
Senior Deacon —L. It. Horn.
Junior Deacon—l.eo Kahn.
Senior Steward Arthur Norris.
Junior Steward—T. C\ Harper.
Tyler—W W. Jones
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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
Mr. and .Mm It Doveton enter
talred the members o| their bridge
• lub lait night at an elaborate seven
o’clock dinner The dining room was
attractive in It* decorations of rod
and green. Christman hells and cut
flower* being u>ed an table decora
tions. After the dinner bridge wan (
played an«l the prizes were won by ,
Mr* F J. Had ford, and \V W Tny- ,
lor. Those to whom Mr and Mrs ,
Doveton extended their hospitality
wete Mr and Mrs. F J. Itndford.
Mr. and Mrs. W W. Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs «» L. Davis, Sr., and Mr. and I
Mrs. t* II Nichols, Mr and Mrs.
John Ma< llaln and Mr uiid Mm A.
I. Du In.
7*" _ I
WESTMINSTER GUILD
»ii \ \s Low Is ••■ llit i stroot I
coteitnlnrd the meiuberu of the Went ,
:• in-ter f»ill I*l last evening, some .1
teember* being prexent. M n. T. S.
Mnvvley opened the evening': pio
pram with hhoit devvitonal service*.,
and Mm F W llretunll spoke dur- 1
■ lug the remainder of tin- • veiling 1
ion "Turkey” Mrs. Ilretuall wan at
• one time m tiiisnlouaiy in Turkey. un«i
{she gave a most interesting lecture
Jon the foreign country, speaking « f j
their customs, dre*s ami religion
• Mis l,ew|s. by Mi* Hawley •
and Mis'* Margaret Hawley served a I
delielou* repast.
C. & S. OFFICIALS HERE
\ special train p.«n-d through J
Tilnidad thi* morning, cu mule from .
I Texas to Denv er, and carrying (’. &
S officiate .1 It. Welch, general
.superintendent of the (\ & S . and \
D. Parker, vice president of th»* Colo
rado £’ Southern, wer on their ttali.
•in their private cam, !»0| and 900 j
(They were Joined in *I In city by
J Superintendent J. II Abrams, who j
will accompany Mr Welch and Mr
, Parker to Denver.
CARD OF THANKS
We w!*h to express our sincere and 1
heartfelt thanks to the friends who J
so kindly extended their sympathy!
and assistance In our sad bereave*»
meiii. We thank all who sent flow*,
ers. — Mrs. Keating and family.
TRINIDAD CLUB
BRIDGE TOURNEY
The Trinidad Hrldgo Tournament
will he held on Thursday evening In
the Trinidad (’lub rooms In the Dank
building. Much interest. Is being
takdit in the tournament by the club
members.
MRS. W. W. TAYLOR HOSTESS
Mrs. W. W. Taylor entertained the
mem hers or her bridge club yesterday
afternoon at their regular weekly
meeting. Tho club prize was won
by Mrs. Fred Clark, nnd the guest
prize was awarded to Mrs John
Turner. Mir. Taylor nerved a deli
rious lunch ut the card tables after
the game. The giie.its of the club
for the afternoon were Mrs. John j
Turner, Mrs. McKennon and Mrs. I
Frank Dunlnvy.
TRINIDAD CIRCLE
Trinidad Circle No. 16.3 Woomcn i
of Woodcraft will meet in regular*
Nession tomorrow afternoon at 2 ’
o’clock.
FUNERAL OF WADE BRACKETT
j The funeral of Wade Bracket’ of
Itaton, who died Sunday afternoon J
jin Denver, was held this afternoon :
I ill 2 o’clock front the llniekelt home
|in Haton. A large number of sor
rowing ft tends were present and the
I Moral offerings were numerous and
beautiful. Interment took place in
the Haton cemetery, beside his wife, j
who died a year ago.
DECEKLTR 11, lflU.
•*llow did the bird know that” - v .
• Ulore-than-you’re-iibcd'to ut the .^rytjL^jy*
price Is the busin oil which we v J
want your buHljietu*. $
Bath Robe. Itit the spot 1 j? J
60 do Smokini; Jacket! and jrj
those lon*, comfortable Loung £" I
in* Robei! p e’/ I
Oive HIM something from » £ j
man'! stole—somethin* he can f V
wear and think of every day
he puts it on!
Gloves, for instance »...fftT’
Au order or he can eschanqe them afttr Xmas if the use
isn't quite right'
STREET GLOVES-DRESS GLOVES—EVENING DRESS
GLOVES!
1100 to »HSO
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs—with his initial—a wide variety.
.Handkerchief Cases—Collar Cases—Glove Boxes Pullman
Slippers—Surfs—Hosiery
A Waistcoat for his Dimmer Suit or Evemn* Suit.
How about a Full Dress or Dinner Suit!
Or a nice Overcoat!
Ingram-Powder Clothing
Company ••HOME OK SWELL ATTIRE.- I
tires, tubes
♦ Santa (’lnn* Uttar*. received # *
♦ hy rhrontclo-XewM after *lx ♦
♦ p m.. Moudny. Dw. 23. ratinut ♦
♦ be published. It will be too Ut* +
♦ niter that tlm- to flnllver ilium • ,nd “ n a«caaaorl»a for ih» Autsmo
♦ Santa C'lnu* belong* to the runk* ♦ idle. Motorcycle and HlrrrU rarrlad
♦ of the Karly Shoppor*. and. un- # .it all tiuiea. Vulcanizing our ap«y
♦ |e*« hi* utile friend* hurry up ♦ laity
♦ with their letter* he will do hi* +
♦ buying without t eliNugxevtlon* ♦
: c ;„;r n na!s: The Trinidad Novelty Works
♦ ........ * Phone Trinidad 12*.
i Xmas Footwear
• .
What shall I give for Christmas < This is alwnys the problem
of the Christmas season. We come to vour rescue and say ■
Give Footwear
There’* nothing tiiui will tualte more practical gift* and noth-
Ing that will be nppreriateii more.
Here arc a few good »ii£g*t-
FOR MEN /v S;A \
Shoe*, llit*.|| Cut Root*. Dieigi / : 1 fA l\
Pump*- Slippers. Honieo««, C*ia- I
Her*, etc. 1 I • • / - |t(W|
FOR WOMEN J J
Drew Shoe* r.ud I'liuip*. H>nm /
Shncit, Comfy Sllppar*. Fur U*' ' p\ ' jf
Trimmed Juliet*. Knit Blip* (1 /£/
per*. Hondo!r bllppura. etc. U l \ ‘ //
FOR THE BOYS AND OIRLS ) \ f
S‘ li*m»l Shoe*. Dre*H Shoe-. High \ \\j 'if
Cut Storm Hoot* nn»l Slipper*. \ \\e /r
Wo'll make any exchange* do- y j
Hired niter ChrUtmaH.
The P. & W. Shoe Co.
11. J. PAI.MQUIST J. C. CALDWELL
Some
International P Ie
State Bank
Send their money away
- from Trinidad and buy their
goods from outsiders. By so
doing they take the profits
away from the homo mor-
Jk / chant curtailing hi* bu*l
//J ness and reducing hi* pro
' fils, thus injuring him, the
town and t In-nisei ves.
PAID ON TIME
DEPOSI I S Do your hanking liusl* |
i ness with the only bank In
Trinidad that is owned .and
controlled l". home capital.
The profits of the bank will
SAl'fc.l N IHvI OSI I ! p,. upont iii Tfitiidad and
BONKS KOK KI-NT j I not sent to outside owners. | I
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