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BUT FIVE SHORT WEEKS BEFORE
THE CLOSE OF THE BIG CAMPAIGN
Only Short Time of Effort Before the Valuable Prizes are Awarded j;
ENERGY AND INDUSTRY ARE AT A PREMIUM
Bury Bit of Effort F** Forth During the Next Feu Days Will Pay Big Dividends. Big
, Special Offer an Aid to Every Energetic Candidate
Contest Mathematics
lift Think:
Two IW 12-month utbocriptioM brine you 40,000 vote*
Fix lIW 12-month luboeriptiau brine you 100,000 rote*,
tiro ZTW lix-month luboeriptioni brine J ou 40,000 rote*.
Rn IIW thico-month lubocriptons brine you 18,000 rota.
USE ARE THE UOULAE VOTES ISSUED OK SUBSCRIPTIONS
mOUOHOUT THE OOBTEST- Durinc the Bin Special Offer many
thouaaSa of ntn vote* an to be fecund on all new itibecriptioni.
00 HOT OrSMSMX THIS OFFER. IT IS IMPORTANT TO TOUR
SUCCESS. U there ia anything pertaiaine to the offer that yon do
not nndentand, be eun to some m and hare it explained.
By brincine your pencil into play you can alwnye fieure out
wham you stand and just how mary eubecriptione it if going to take
to piaoe you in the top poeition.
The itißH i« *b«»rt and Is dally
Crowing bhortsr. Just five wcrlcs
from (bin time the Grand Popularity
Campaign of the Chronlcle-Ncws—
tho greatest newnpxpnr campaign ev
er bold In th« xtate—will be brought
to g elo«*. and thoxe who have not
taken advantage of thix ebxnrc to
win a splendid prise will have miiued
an opportunity that comet* to hut few
people In a lifetime. On January
JR. 1913, the bandaomit 1913. com
pletely-equipped five-pa»aengcr Foul
touring car, the elegant upright 132•’»
Kohler ft Campbell piano**; the hond
aotne |IOO diamond ring*. the ladies'
guaranteed gold watch** . and the
complete buxine** course** in Trinidad
and Dreber Ruvinmi College* will he
awarded to the young women who
have abown by their energetic and
pewivsrini work that they appre
ciated tha opprtonity placed within
‘ their reach and have finished tn the
leadlog poeition* But no on»* will
he a loser, for every candidate who
remain* active during the context,
thlt fail* to win any of the big prises,
will be given u liberal cnmmKxion
on her work.
With the abort time left every mo
ment grow* In Importance, and the
wiae candidate —the one who expertx
u> win and ix putting her best foot
forward—will not allow a uingb* mo
ment of the time which *h* ran ttac
to advantage to entxipe her.
Whut i* ta Store for You.
Juat think of the value of the priz
es offered and then stop a moment
nod consider the amall ntnouul of ef
fort necesxary to be a winner of the
Grand Capital Prise—u 1913 com
pletely epoipped •POIUV touring car
—a mo»L splendid and bandnotn*
prise—or any of the other splendid
award*. And Just to think that you
have the chance to claim an* of those
haudaome prkM for your work dur
ing a few abort w>*ek* I* not the
prospect one wortli an effort? Would
you not feel that your cup of hnnnl
bmx bad been filled to overflowing
should the final count prove you the
winner of this car? Now Ix the time
u> act. Everything 1* In your favor
and with the 810 SPECIAL OFFER,
about which we have written every
candidate, to nxsist you. you have the
opportunity for victory before you.
And if you appreciate the opportuni
ties of life, you will not allow thin
Coupon Not Good oftor Doc. 24 Coupon
The Chronicle-News
Trinldit, Colorado
GRAND CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN
This Coupon Will Count for 10 Votos
For
Addrexa . .
Town i District No
Good for 10 votes wbea filled out aud sent to The Chronicle-News of
fk— by mail or otherwlee, on or before expiration date. No ballot will
altered in any way or tranxferred after being received by tho Context Man
ager. rules* ballot is carefully trimmed around outside lines it will not
be counted.
BATTOSAY 1
chance to escape you.
Something about the Prizes.
"To see lx to believe” Is un old
saying, and those who have already
\iewed the splendid prize*, of the
Chroniicle-New*. where they uro on
dlxpluy, have away xatUfled
that everything promised nr «aid in
regard to the prizes has been an ab
solute fact. The splendid 1913
"FORD” touting car Is a car well
known and iV.ngnized everywhere as
'one of the first class and the young
woman who claims it as her own **n
'January lx will he thrice happy.
The S3:'s Kohler A Campbell up
right pianos, on display at J L.
Cooley's local agency of the Knight
(’ampbell Musi* Co., have proven
magnets for candidate* and their
friends .during the past week. Those
liandxom** Instrument* represent the
clos* of the musical world and consti
tute prizes which any young woman '
would be proud to own. A piano, ee- ■
pcciullv one of the class represented !
by Kohler A Campbell, is a vital no- j
ccxftlty in every home. Not every
one has the opportunity to win such j
a reward. Call at J. L. Cooley'*.
Music House and judge tor yourself ;
the value of these rewards and what,
the possession of one would menu to I
you.
What yming woman would not he
willing to receive such a splendid
award as a 9100 diamond ring, per
fectly mounted and constitution ;*
handsome prize? The winners of
Jhrs* ring* can c’.waya look buck to
the winning of tbetn and appreciate
their • •*.** value, especially as they
were m-vtired through their own ef
forts. These rings are on display at
K. L. Allen's. L. II Hall's and \V. K.
Waiter *» jewelry establish meats
where they have attracted much m>-
tlco because of their beauty and
clearness.
The ladies' 20-yenr guaranteed
gold watches whirli will he awarded
in each district, are being exhibited
at H. Hnir* nnd E. L. Allen’s
Jewelry establishments. These
watches nr* not only perfect time
keepers, but are also exquisite ar
ticles of Jewelry and well worth the
effort of any young woman entered
in the campaign
Recognized ux thorough and re
liable business Institution*. the
Trinidad aud Dreher Business Col-
nm ononcn-Kiwa. nmnuAs. Colorado.
lege* have been chosen as the pities
of intt i Ui lloii for the candidates who
Win the business course*. Imm.-uukc the
siitiiculum of these Itißtitittlous cm
brace.* every branch of business j
knowledge uml instruction, uud be
cause tlu* stiideut who finishes any I
course in either of the*** ln»titutions i
has no difficulty iu baudling any !
work given, for every student gradu
ated by the Trinidad and Dreher Hu.-t
--lie4a Colleges is guaranteed to hove
thoroughly mattered the work taken.
And tiie universal success of .heir*
students in the business world is am
ple proof of theft* I borough
Stamped with the Soil of Succcw.
Tlit* large number nt votes alieady
east for candidates and the unprece
dented interest shown iliroughoiit
the territory covered by the Chron
icle-New*. stamps this campaign with
the enl of unqualified sue* ex* From
all parts of the territory embraced
candidates wlto have entered the race
art* now doing valiant work ami are
receiving .he loyal xuppott o! the
Jnetuhers of their home communities.
The filg spe« inl Offer, which has
Just opened, affords a candidate
a gold* *n opportunity to secure
thousands of extra \otes with
lout extra effort Remember, the reg
ular vote* ate ulso issued on these
xulixrrlptlon*. In Addition io tb*-o
extm on ox, and the candidate who
|m*as.-s*i* energy and ambition can j
secure the vote* uow that will enable t
her to go clear through to the finish i
*u«*< ••s* fully Every new subscript j
lion of 3 month* or over count* on |
this offer. nnd a little effort, propor
ly expended, will enable you to mid a
subctantlnl figure to your prunem
vote total. This I* an opyortulnty
that no candidate can afford to over
look as it mean* too much toward
I final hui re**.
This is the offer iu substance:
To every candidate who turns in
• five NEW twelve-month subscrip
(tionK between n«»w and December
20th, ut J* p. nt . we will give an ex
it rn ballot of 30,000 vote*.
To every candidate who turns in
ifive NEW six-mouth* xtib.-cripilona
between now un i iVretnber Mill, nt
9 p. m.. wo will give an extra hsllot
■ of 25,000 vote*
The**- otc* arc In additiou to the
regular vote Issued on all mihti rip
tious.
I EVERY NEW SUBSCRIPTION OF I
|THREE MONTH OR OVER COUNTS
ON THIS OFFER.
It is not necessary to turn in an
entire club at one time, but subscrip
tions should be turned in as secured,
and after the offer close* an extra
ballot, for all extra votes due will he
mailed to each candidate.
doting of Cont Mt.
The contest will positively close
on Saturday night. January 18, 1913,
nt 9 p. m., and not one minute of ex
tension will be allowed. Promptly
at the hour named the doors of the
contest office will be closed and the
Greatest popularity Contest, ever seen
in Southern Colorado or Northern
New Mexico, will be brought to n
close Rear this in mind anti remem
ber the closing date. It in import
ant.
ContMt Office Hours.
The Context Office Is open all day
up to 8 o’clock in the evening. Can
didates. their friends or anyone in
terested in the content, are welcome
at all times. For the benefit of those
who cannot come during the day we
remain in the office in tho evening,
a.id if you cannot make your visits
during the day. do not hesitate to
come in the evening before 8 o’clock.
You will he ns courteously received
and assisted every bit a* much as
any other candidate.
Future Subscriptions.
In many cases candidates will meet
people who desire to assist them by
subscribing for The Chronicle-
News. but are already taking a dally
paper, which is paid in advance and
do not desire to have two daily papers
coming Into their homes at the same
time. To assist candidates in every
way and to enable them to secure the
benefits of such assistance, we have
arranged to accept all such subscrip
tions. with the amount of the sub
scription, and hold them for delivery
nt any future date named by the
subscriber.
Something Important, 2nd Payment*
Here Is an important, tip that every
candidate should take advantage of.
You have probably approached ninnv
I persons for subscriptions uml these
• have obliged you with suit cription*
|for one, two or three mouth* Now,
'lf you induce these people to extend
II heir subscript ions, for longer periods,
■and they undoubtedly will after see
ling what a REAL newspaper the
j Chronicle-News Is. you icceive the
'benefit of many i.dditloiiHl ’votes For
example A person who •ih-.-i ilicil
for one month nnd paid f»n cent*,
gained for you 500 votes, if a uow
subscriber. If you secure this per
iwig’s subscription for an additional I
II mouth*, or one year hi ail. von \
receive the boo**!lt of these votes gl\
eu on u regular new yearly MitiHcrip
llon, 20.0(10, 11*—*4 Hie 3on :ilr*:td>‘ re
ceived. or 19.591* for the mm-oiiil
Payment of $-1.50. while the sub
scriber. by paying the additional
R1 50 received the paper for a full
year This ruling also applies t«» mix
’Second Payment** you may secure,
but always be sur** tn mark the ‘■tubs
"Second Payment” when turning In
subscription*. Remember, .that ii
•cutiM'rihcr who was "NEW ' nt the
start of the contest i** "NEW"
throughout tha conies* no matter
how muny puyifc* nt* he *.i she may
make
A****************
♦ DISTRICT HO 1 ♦
♦ Consist* of the CRy of Tilnl- ♦
♦ dud. fiom ihe center of rammer- ♦
♦ < lul street aud Arizona avenue. ♦
♦ west ♦
lli'l’ Pellet l, Topeka It vclitle. V.*|B«)
(Initl'e Johnson, 6|!» W.ilow s*«||n
Blanche IJutton. 311 . tup**ka 5495 m
Alice Bray, 427 Neva. . 5361*
Auguctu Moser, 123*' Blvd. .
Verlle (intliu. 12* J- -t street 191 10
Anna Malouf r . t»**2 W Main 4889**
Edna tfeobce. 219 W Kansas -ISMU
Leah l)e\Y|tt. 329 Short . . I 1210
Mr*. It. Mayfield. it’.l Park 1.1731*
l * ul*e I'lxher. 512 Nevada. . 124t}n
Julia Fellar. fi«»2 Pne»|M*t t. . . I23#»n
Edith Soder, 20S Aml-runn . 11529
Rnfuelita Seuu. 521 state . t**22o
Goldie Jett, 4 13 Nevada 400S0
Minnie Butler. .*»*•:: Pine. . . lOOOu
Anna Ruttl, 513 Nevada. . 299K0
Irene Hughe*. 313 W Baca.. 3993"
Edith Carter, 121 Johnson. .37110
Mrs. Bonnie D Horton. 7B**
j Dot Sunders. 214 Colorado. . . . 3*i94(•
: Atchison street 308UO
Mary Roaato. 915 stale street. 36620
Susie Child*. MOW Itacn 35910
Marjorie Holdsworth. 'ill
Willow street. ...... .35620
Nellie Sullivan. 4**o Cniverilty.3ssoo j
Nellie Adamson. 33rt Cnlv.. . . 3394"
Helen Walker. Fan Ju.m, 8aca.33300
May me Browning. 365 College. 31590
Kffle Roper, 323 S. I in 31740!
Maud flo*ebMiigh. 735 Park ... 31650 ■
Virginia Easton. 317 Topeka'. 29260 j
Katherln Goodrich, -4l*ark.2XKso|
Grace Green. 311 Nevada 25650
Mr*. E. P. Kane. 425 State... 285 to
Francis Curto, 312 College. . . .27560
Nellie Bpworoy. S2I \rlzonn . 26990
Zelln Irwin. 711 Pine 26410
Clara Marty, Baca street 22540
Laura Herring. 316 s Anintns.2ooso :
Jessie Overstreet. 622 \tchlson 163s** i
Kate Jacobs, 724 Grant Ave.. . 15940 I
Eva Richardson, 5*H Couvenf. 1 1360 |
Esther White. 401 Short 1215*1 j
Nina Anderson, Tillotson street. I6KO|
Gladys Plttengor. 3ls Tillotson . 3460 j
Mr*. J. W. Bartlett. M 2
Washington. . 3360 j
DISTRICT NO. 2
Consists of 1 lie* City of Trini
dad. from the eentei or Commer
cial street and Arizona avenue,
cast.
Bessie Archer. Chestnut street.62Soo
Bessie Rupp. 311 K Topeka.. 604 I o
Elizabeth Rankin. 1213 R051et.56170
Krcseh McPhall. 21" Frost. . .552K0
IjO.v Clarke, 800 Ai izona. . . . 50220
Teresa Resch. 21 1 Goddard. 1901"
Veda Harris, 819 San Pedro. . .46160
Mrs. .la*. Thompson.
419 Maple... 4 5900
Lit pie Bent, 6)2 Fir«t street.. 424 SO
Ru l.h Rogers, 420 J N. C0m.... 4 I 900
Hope Barnes. 926 Spruce. ... 4 I 740
Pearl Ashley. 1314 Linden ... 4 1460
Mary McCoy, 7th unit Oak... 40870
Zoe Young. 412 Maple 10810
Margaret Dennison. 406
Spruce street. . . 40460
Ada Fowler, 723 Grunt 17350
Bee Pellett, Topeka uvenue. . 29450
n/.etia Reeve*. 205 Frost 39790
Mr*. It Floyd. 131 East First 39680
Ruth Harris, "til & Baltimore.3949o
I Ruth Perkins, 315 B Topeka 30300
Aii mi llutz, 3**s Johnson.... 39000
j Mih.O. 1.. Du via. Jr.
j 1623 San Pedro *trent 3S|s*»
• Carrie Smith. 616 Arizona.. .:5390
(Mabel Dotnmore, 1025
San Pedro street. . .3792"
.Maude Gluhu, 616 K Second 3789"
Wllmei Chandler, 113 B 7AU. 87030
AlJeen Duugiieriy 214 Walnut . 37650
Thelma Coppeif. till Arl/.*. . 368*m
j lt«*»n|«> Caskey. 424 E. 7th. . .35910
•Myrtle Martin. 214 S. Walnut. 35iim*
.Mildred Thomp-on. 112 Aiiz .:tll7<>
Anna Hern. Han Pedro street. 20420
| Edna Hatton. 614 Chestnut. 2227**
Julia Henson. 62** K. First 2157"
| Ada .Smith. Eugleville Mill 1120
DISTRICT NO 3
Consists of Huerfano County
and all towns In L:ih Animn
county, north of th» Las Ani
mas river, bn* not Including
towns or territory Itorderlng on
the river.
Hazel Mnuk Bowen • >9200
Murie l«ngau. Bowen . . . . .57530
l.uey llogglo, Aguilar . ...5612*1
Kate llii'kerton. Tabnx**o . .52150
Marie Kii lean r. \gulliir . . 55260
Blanche I’mfiig. Wal»«*riburg 52830
Murv Martlnollch. Oakview. 51580
Dora Mors, \giillar ... 19870
Virginia Toller, Tollerbttrg .49590
Lillian D linker, D*'lugu;i. 18131)
Kai«* Dr is. .d. Pryor 16*150
Moggie liny, \gullai i*'-.'."
I Etta Bryd'i*. D< iagun .1441"'
Glnilyc Miller. W aim nlmrg 13930
lletrzk* Ryan. I.udlow* 1367**
Nellie Thoma*. Ilerwlnd . 1305*' ,
May Tliompsoti Forbes . 4 252"
Margaret Lloyd, I.** ter . 10600
Jsiiee Muth. Aguilar 10250
Emma Cupp*. Vela 40160
Is-la M'*Fnrluu*l. La Vela... .39820
\nr.. Sliaiighn-.-a> . llllHllia*. 396*1*1
Lai eta Springer. Mulaehite 37500
Psillii.e Main.t. Hugh) 37520
| Ruby Floyd, Thateher . . .3926*)
(lolill.- Millvr, lUuwintl . »M I«
i x'eru l.!ei*lU4. Rugby . 35660
! A unit Rogei v Rottse 35500
Ijennle Wyl.llerwlnd 31610 j
Mury stack. Mnlueliln 3ussu
Lit* King. Toilet burg . .30800
.Muriuilete Fiuirial. Mmrpsdnle. 2990**
Margin el W<M)dw.iid. Ltullow. 28480 J
Nellie Vasquez, Hicks 25990 |
lla/..*l Maulden. La Vein . 20||o
Isabelle O'Neill. Tab:*>.« 1 *»*.7••
i,issle Lody, Rugby • 20
Pearl Water*. Toilet burg . .. I 1300
Lila Luilgliead. La eta . . 12690
DISTRICT NO. 4
Consist* of La* Animas * min
ty of Colorado smiili of the La*
Animas river, in* hiding all
towns and territory bordering
on the river. 1 nd l'nion and Col
fax counties, of New Mexico.
1 Ethel Prosser, P <). Box 122 58310 !
Dorn Fourot, Starkvllle 505901
Mrs. Robert Powell, Fol om 5.0540 I
blay Wilson, Starkvllle . -5563*1
| Marie Mat h ling. Weston 54 120.
Maude Werdeman. Jansen .50920
Rnfnelitn Garcia. Sopris s*U»lo
Elsie Fpahr. Cokedale 50610
Nora Hensley. Folsom. N* M... 50180
May Filer. R. F. D No. 1 19670
Rae Coe, Terclo 1668 0
Beulah Barnes. P O. Box 169.46540
Mis* Me Neal, lloehne 15690
Elizabeth Da we, Sopris *1730
Wllntn Hardin, Clayton. N M . III2*»|
[Kern Ferguson, Jansen tni.'.o
PMts. G. J. Church. Trinchera. .40050
[Mrs. Walter Sherman, Rat0n.39890
[Anna Meek. Starkvllle 39780
I Fay Teneycke, Jnnaeu 3SSOO
Clara De Armond. Cokfdnle. .38600
Mrs. Beva D'Ambroslo, Sopris. 38460
Florence Morgan. Folsom. . 35190 •
Kathryn Hollenbeck. Trln
chern 34 470
Ltteile White, Folsom, N M... 33000
Mattie Richardson. Coketlale. . 31620
Virgin llitKOtt, Des Moines ... 277 I 0
'Elizabeth Rothmel. Simpson ..21360
Laura Crow. Folsom. N. M... 20710
Mrs. Margaret Walsh, Valdez. LC29O
Mrs. May llendersou, Des
Moines. New Mexico 12200
Grace Hendricks. Cokedale .. 1 "59-rt I
.Mrs. I C Cooper, ."Impson . ... 2410 I
Love at first sight doesn't usually
lasi long.
INSURANCE
IN THf WOHIOS HIS’ COWf’ANIfS
DUNLAVY AGENCY CO.
I'OIIKI T HI O('K Phono Trill. f>4 1
OTmtBER 14.1912.
NOMINATION BLANK
6000 FOR 2,000 VOTES
1 nominate Mrs. or Misi
Aildres* '. ....
Downtown uddrmtx. If any
occupation ......
District No (Fee i» tu t Divisions )
j Nominated by Addrc *i
Only tiie (list nomination ballot received for candidate will
I count for 2."n0 \o|es. Fill out alt the liio-h or mi? ballot toiy caiefniiy
nnd *•• ill \ 1 ONCE the *onld t Mnu •> •1.1 citron ,
dad. Colorado.
The management reserve: the tigiit to reject .mi obj,. omh.. noml
nailoii*.
Fill out this blank, write plniuly, and out it to Contest Manager
with your nan tiie name and addre--. of yn- . r.tioiite • andl'l.ife Tho
names *»f persotiH making noniinatlon* will not be IRI ulg.-d, if ...1 teipie.ied
MAKE YOUR NOMINATION TODAY
Get Busy ami Win one of tliex 4 . liitndsonte awards. Oalv a limited
number of nominations will b» nceepted. Be jure your name is on flits
lUt.f
VOTING POWER OF SUBSCRIPTION
PAYMENTS
DAILY CHRONICLE-NEWS
Am«*UHt Vote* Given
Price New 01*1
One Moiilhs S 500 250
Two Month* 1.00 1,500 7.50
Three Month* 1.5*) 3.000 1,500
six Month* 3.0 n 8,000 4.non
Twelve Month* lin ailvnnie •.«»0 20.000 10,00*)
Two Venn* 1 in advanv -* 10.00 .',**,(loo 25,(H)0
WEEKLY CHRONICLE-NEWS
Aroouut Voter. Gn-n
Price. New old
l Twelve Months . ... ... $ l." 0 1,500 750
Two Years 2 4.000 2,000
Changing ftotn tiie Weekly t»» the Dally Chronlcle-Neivs will be con
sidered a NEW Niib.M’rtber. Subscription*' may l*o Ment by mail, paid at tb«,
Chronicle-News *>ff|e#. «»r paid to the candidate in person. (Vnnriidntes
are furnislicd with rer«*!pt books, ami will receipt* when accepting
payment for xuhxcriptlonx.
What is a New Subscriber?
For the belief it of nil candidates, we wish to clearly explain
what will be considered a NEW subscriber.
Any prison who was not taking the paper at the tune the con
test started, November 25. is a NEW subscriber- rhangitif; the
Name front on** member of the family to another at the same address
is NOT NEW. Otdeling another paper and stopping the one now
going is NOT NEW
Special Ruling
Every subscription will be carefully certified and checked dur
ing the Big Special Offer, as well as throughout the contest. Hint
any votes secured on « subscription marked "NEW which is in
reality "OLD", will be cancelled. In order to he fair to all candidates
this rule will he rigidly enforced during the contest.
Smoke Commercial 111 t?
* Boquet Cigar Trinidnu. J
BIG SALE NOW ON
LADIES’ CO A R
PARTY SLIPPERS
A. H. BUTLER SHOE CO.
10S North Commercial St.
CHRISTMAS BOXES Sl.oo TO $4,00 PER BOA
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