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GIFT CHOOSING j
\ | W’hlle out selectl ng your Cbrlstuiua presents, come In ami T
• • seu uk. and remember substantial gifts, like we have, are moat ap- S
! predated. J
• > Silk, Velvet or Wool Dress put emu. Silk. Lisle or Cotton lios- ♦
\ | lery, Mufflers. Sweaters, Silk or Linen Handkerchief*. Neckwear A
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THE BEE HIVE j
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CHRISTMAS BOXES SI.OO TO $4.00 PER BOX
FVE KILLED IN WRECK
('iiinlATlatid. Mil., Dot*. 12 Klvr'
trainmen were killed KMiuy near
UlriMK't iu the wreck of a Italtimon
St Ohio trnlu consisting of two en
glne* and forljr-two conl-I.idea ears,
wlildi. Its brake* suddenly refusing
10 work, dashed elrlit mile* down a
imiuntnlnside before both locomotlv***
and every tar leaped from the rails
and plunged Into tli,- dltdi Four
tither trainmen wore Injuretl. two
pcrliap* fatally.
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THURSDAY
TO BRING ACCUSED MURDERER
TO COLORADO FROM OKLA.
Denver. Colo.. Dec. 12.—Governor
.lolin K. Sbnfroth ttnlav rct|uested
tlie governor of Oklahoma in liotue
-\tradltlon papei* for tho return to
Colorado, .igrd IT. now held prisoner
at Edmnll. Okla. CSII !>«•: t la wauletl
In Costilla county on n charge of
murdering n:» unknown man near
Alamosa D«*cember 2.
Chronicle-News SOc per month.
SALVATION ARMY
DOING GOOD WORK
The Salvation Army will bring a
real Christinas to every poor and
needy family in Trinidad. The army,
aided by the kind hearted and char
itable i»eople of this city will bring
happlneaa and good cheer Into the
homes that feel the plneli of poverty.
Every little child that kuows not
Sunta ('lnuh mid what Christmas
menus will enjoy the day with the
children of better clrcuiuataurea.
tor Kiinlkii (’use of the Salvation
nrniy Is going to see that there la
a good Hubstanilal dinner provided
und the other good tilings tlint go
with It.
Ensign Case lias placed one hun
dred mite l*ox« s m storen and public
places where everybody can contrib
ute by druplpng In u nickel, dime or
i|iiarter or any amount they wish.
Next week the army will place
Christmas |*ots 011 tile corners and
the generously Inclined may eon
tribute to the fund that will feed
the jKjor 011 the happiest, meriieat
•luy or all the yeur. Mr. Cave ex
pects that between thirty mid fifty
families too poor to provide :» Christ
mas dinner will be looked after.
A basket dinner will l»u given the
poor. The basket will contulu a
turkey, ehlcken or roast, with cran
berries. potatoes and other vegetables
and other essentials Uu Saturday
night uffer Christmas. December
2Nth. there will he a Christmas tree
for the poor children of the city and
there will he the usual program,
iwth gifts and randy and nuts und
• fruit for the children. The Salva
tion army will welcome all other do
nations In the shape of clothing und
necessities of life, that • the needy
may be clothed und kept warm.
I Mist year the Salvation army pro
vided u substantial Christmas dinner
for thirty families and there were
110 families kimwn to the army thut
were not cared for. Ensign Case who
Is also secretary of the Associated
Clinrltlew will consider It a favor It*
mix one known of a needy family and*
will tell hint. "This is to be a merry
Christmas for everybody.** he says.
Certainly every i»ersott In Trinidad
can afford to drop it pleee of change
(into the Christmas boxes or the (Hit.
Every penny goes to bring 11 happy
Ichrlstmns to some worthy family In
'unfortunate 1 1 renin stamen that oth
erwise might not have a dinner. The
pennies and nlrkles and dimes and
dollars will make little children
happy.
BABY HAS DELIRIUM TREMENS
Dublin. Dec. 12.—A two years'
old baby suffering from delirium
tremens discovered here unearthed
the amaxlng fact that many Dublin
Infants are given Stout to drink.
XXX CHXOXICLE NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
CALAHAN’S ENEMY
GONE; DEFENDANT
ESCAPES WITH COSTS
The concluding «liapter in the
feud between K. E. t'alahan und Os
car Thompson was written In the
court of Juatlco Stone today when
Calahan appeared to answer to the
charge of iiMsuult to kill the latter.
The case was dismiss--d owing to tin*
failure of the carapui uiug witness to
appear. Calahan p.< d the of
the cate and also p.nd expenses at
tendant upon the Injury of Julius
Ley bn. of Jansen, who was shot
through the leg by 11 bullet Intended
for Thompson. Tile court was ad
vised Hint Thompson had left the
city und Ills wticr* ■ bout a are un
known.
A week ago CaliiWui 111 a fit of
Jealousy encountered Thompson, a
former boarder a. Ill* liotr-e, In
float of the Castle nail drug ••tore,
on the north tide. I’hompson start
ed to run and Caliban fired five
idiots, none of with lilt Thompson,
but l<eybu. who w ■<- standing In
front of the Trinidad Lumber eom
-1 an) office, was >1 through tho
left leg. Thoiup»' II sought safety
lit the llowinn 11 slim The wound
In the leg of Ley ha healing rapid
ly
ARMED MEN GUARD
YARDS TO PREVENT
FURTHER OUTBREAKS
New Yorkfl Dec 12.—Two hun
dred men armed with rifles and aid
ed liy a searchlight. remained on
guard all night at Hi* 1 coal yards of,
the Susquehanna and Western rail
road, a subsidiary of the Erie, near
Shadyside, N. J.. opposite lo9tli*
street.
Strikers lu n elnsh with whom last
night two guards were killed and
a doxru wounded, still hung übout
the place today but aside front a
hand-to-hand conflict between two
small groups In which 110 one was
seriously Injured, there waa no dis
order.
Every precaution waa Ih'liik taken
this morning to prevent further riot
ing and It waa said .1 request for the
Jersey state militia would be made
If the situation did not improve. The
strikers, mostly Italians. demuiid
higher wrages and have liecii seeking
the prevent strike breakers from
taking their place- AI huh two hun
dred men are 0111
GOVERNMENT AFTER THE
HORSE SHOERS TRUST
Detroit. Mich . Dee. 12 The fed
eral government filed a civil anti
trust suit here today uguinst the
Horse Sho«n> trust. In u |M*titloii 111
equity. Attorney 0 General Wicker
sham, seeks Injunction iignlnst the
Master Horse Slioers National Pro
tective asMOi-lmioii, Its officers and
manufacturers of drilled horseshoes,
adjustable calks and rubber hoof
pads tnitn continuing an alleged
combi nation and conspiracy to con
fine the sale of these articles In (bis
country uud Canada to liorseshoers
and prevent their sale direct to horse,
owners. 1
BIKE RIDERS GROW GROGGY
New York. Dec. 12.—Kaggeil out
by the terrific grind that kept them
ahead of the records since the start
of tin*.six day bike race at midnight
Sunday, the leader* today fell be
iiind the old mark for the first time.
I’he lapse came at in o'clock, the
K.2ooth hour, when the twelve lead
ing teams were tied at l.ttlO miles.
. laps. The record of I.CIO miles, N
laps made in I dug.
"I Take Dari Cara
at My Faat w
•Mfetr Vmu'i PUlaMpky that Yn
■ad I and All of UiHan Thought
of Sot Imt Pot Into Word*
too* Or fm Trial TU raakac. Todar
"D» your Im. rula your ouatff Think
about It. Before I used TIE, my fast were
a constant source of fretting and worry;
those pesky a hoc* were blamed. Corns,
callouses and blatter* ran riot and my
entire existence was centered In feet I
Bow ridiculous when you come to really
think about It. Rut alnc« using TIZ, I
have no aching feet, no puffy feet, no ,
corns, my feet were only human feet, the I
same ns your feet, anyone's feet."
TIB Is rertalnly the most wonderful
remedy to draw out tho acids and poinon* |
that swell the feet and cause all foot
troubles. Re sure you get TlZ—only TIZ. ■
TIZ 25 cents a box. sold at all drug
stores, department and general stores. I
Write today to Walter Luther Dodge A
Co.. 1223 8. Walsxb Av».. Chicago. 111., for
free trial package of TUB and enjoy real l
(Oot relief. >
WANTED
SITUATION
!<■ combination home tenant- Can
cook, wath- iron, tew on machine,
(an the lick, attend the lamps. and
ftive manage treatment. Willing to
1 do any lyeful thing about the home,
i to itay on the place, and to be sub
iject to call any hour of the day or|
| night. Do not want any afternoon!
or ereningt off.. I am clean, neat
| and reliable in my habita; I do not
| "antwer back" and 1 never get tired
|or complain.. If my grandmother’!
uncle'i litter-in-law ihould have a
big funeral- I would not care to at
tend—neither do .1 entertain com
pany on the place, or tote • bucket
home.. I am bright and quick in my
manner, and am willing to work for
reaaonable wagei.
If yon employ me I will promite to
do my belt, and never quit you.!
I Please addreat.
Cllie Kricity
Cl re
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THE TRINIOAO ELECTRIC
TRANSMISSION. RAHWAY AND
6AS COMPANY
I■- 1 ■
Among Utt good things
to eat
White House
Coffee
Must nut be overlooked.
It is always satisfactory;
if not. your money back.
New shipment of
Fresh Vegetables
for Friday
White House
Mercantile Co.
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THE WEST
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18th
GEORGE
EVANS
“HONEY BOY”
MINSTRELS
SIXTY PEOPLE
INCLUDING
John King Bam Lee
Vaughn Comfort Charlea Ufer
Charlet Hilliard John Barry
Jaiuei Meehan Jim Doherty
Joieph Gilleipie Tommy Hyde
Raymond Maxon Jack Kennedy
CONCERT ORCHESTRA OF
TWENTY SOLOISTS
E. V. CUPEnO, Director
Price!, 25c- 50c, 75c, $l. $1.50
Scat Sale Tueaday- December 17
DECEMBER 12. 1912.
Til CRYSTAL
Where Everybody Goes
dTVAUDEVIILE *
MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND
WEDNESDAY
Swell Vaudeville Bill
ELECTRICE
20th Century Senaation.
Bee Electric© have 1,800 volts
panned through her body while
sitting In THE ELECTRIC
CHAIR.
DAVEY AND
EMERSON
Merry Manipulator! of Melody
ALKALI IKE’S
CLOSE SHAVE
AND
SAVED BY FIRE
j GRAND HOTEL|
Are you experiencing them?
Let us show you how wo
keep busy, nnd how wo in*'
creased one business 125 perl
} cent In eight months. Wo have!
plenty to do; so have our cli
ents. Why?
PUTATURO BROS.
1 , Advertiiing Export!,
; Corner Main and Santa Fe-
JEFFRY EO
COAL A NNjjjD COMPANY
i
Dcalera in Bloom. Forbes and
Morlcy lump coals. For sum
mer use try Jewel and Morley
Nut Coal-
Phone Trinidad 225.
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaadaaaaaaataa
Iht
Arcade Saloon
and
Corinado Bar
-
Robert Branagh. Prop.
Manhattan
Cafe
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C. F. KIRKPATRICK. Prop.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY
EVERYTHING IN SEASON
And up-to-date. Drop In and get ac
quainted.
Assuming One's Risk
IN THE MATTER OF
Fire or Accident, is a dangerous ,
policy, let us fully Insure you in a
strong old-line policy. ‘
Bennett 6 Wilson
AGENTS 1
Suit 1 McCormick Bldg.
Phono Trinidad 183.
U. S* BATTLESHIP IN
HARBOR AT VERA CRUZ I
Vera Cruz. Mexico, Dec. 12. The .
booming of the guns or the American
wArnhlps today announced the ar
rival off Vera Cruz of the battleships
.Minnesota. Kansas. Michigan and *
South Cnrollnn, under command of *
Rear Admiral Fletcher. A strong
••norther" was blowing with occa
sional showers. e,
| Eighty Acre |
I Tract |
X Flu. SO irru tract border- X
» Ins city limit! and one or Ibo !'
X Inrgwt maps w. have bad alnce
» wo hav* been iu the bualneai. <>
X If yuu are looking for an in- S>
» rritmcat. It would pay you to ft
<< Inveatlgate tbla. See us at once X
I Hubbartt 1
1 MSS Company »
« ItOOM J, COM. HLDO. f;
» Pboue Trio. It*.
WILLIAMS
Transfer and Storaio Company
231 CHESTNUT ST.
linctt 87 Red 2893
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THE HALL-McMAHON
Underutlting Company
—UNDERTAKERS
137 E. Main 81—Phone Trig- 595.
Telephone Trluidad AIM.
TRINIDAD UNDERTAKING CO.
UNDERTAKERS
321 WEST MAIN ST
II. 11. HI l*K :: :: Ivimial Director
IFOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND
DRINK GO TO
THE Z Bar and
> BIG O Cafe
( ■<•»•••!-• »-f > 4-4-# • a • . a .
'll Palace Cafe and Bar f
GEO. CLERCI, Prop.
; 119 Weat Main Street.
. aaa•p*a « a • . . . a-«a* • U-a.!tH • •
MERRILL’S
! Carpet Cleaning Works «
Wa Cleanse Carpets, Feath
ers and Mattresses, aad Da
Upholstering and Repairing.
Carpet Work a Specialty—
Phare Baca 415. s<l C. 3d
Rowland Plumbing and
Heating Company
—Phone Baca 238
120 WENT FIRST NT.
| Estimates Cheerfully Furnished.
F. W. CLARK
Attorney*at-Law
| i Suite 3, Colorado Building
| lhe Pierce Lumber
land Manufacturing Co. 0
Everything in Baildiag Material
Mill aad Job Work a Specialty
STOVES and FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI-
TURE BOUGHT AND SOLD
POLIAK Ct RATNER
Phone Trinidad 416—418 N. Com’!.
PURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND HAND
Bought and Sold
A. M. CLEAVINGER
Telephone llnca 124
NO. 301 WEST MAIN STREET
Call JORDAN
roll quick
Parcel Delivery and
Messenger Service
215 Flint Main St or Phone Trill. 423
WANTED TO GIVE ESTIMATES
nnd figures on Edwards Motto roofs
nnd ceilings. anything in sheet metal
paint, cement block, anything In co
ntent. Wo manufacture. build nnd re
pair. Circulars mailed.
CAST STONE CO.
PHONE RBD 1:»1 |, p. Q BOX L7S
J. G. GATES
Scientific Optician
All work doqe satisfactory
Trinidad 89 f Red 1832
ROOM B—OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
AUCTION OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. DRAPER
FRIES every Tuesday, Thursday,
Saturday.
THE J. R. WARD FURNITURE
AUCTION COMPANY
311 W. Main St. Trinidad. Colo.