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TOYLAND IN THE BASEMENT
Mechanical Trains 50c, 75c. tI.OO, 92.00
With racks to run on
ODD Pieces IN CHINA
We have arranged six tables laden with beautiful eliilia. con
sisting of Plate*. Howls, I'iiehera. Sait ami Pepper Shaker*. Ilrcail
and Mutter plate*. Nappies; In fuct, everything imaginable in
fancy china. They uro extraordinary value*, being marked much
Ics* than the regulur price*. Just a look will he most convincing of
their real value. The price* will be 10<S
aud 08c
STOKE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
JAMIESON’S
WILSON THREATENED AGAIN
Newark, N J.. Dec. is. Another
letter threatening Woodrow Wilson
with death if he failed to dcpo*it
money In u designated place was re*
reived recently by one of hi* secretar
ies. It was unsigned and was mailed
in New York. December 12.
Thin became known here thD af
ternoon at tlii* arraignment of War
ren und Jacob Dunn, brother*, and
Neeley Davenport, all of Wharton. N
J.. arrested recently by imstofflre in
spector* charged with sending threat
ening letter* to the pre*ldent-el*ct.
For Sewing and Reading
give* a clear, steady light, soft and mellow; the ideal lamp, ac
cording to beat authorities, for all work requiring close attention
of the eye* (far superior to gas and electricity).
The R&yk) Lamp
Lighted without removing chimney or shade. Raay to clrao and rewick.
Inexpensive. Economical. Made in various styles, and for all purposes.
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The KOHLER & CAMPBELL
PIANOS
Twin pianos exactly like the above sold to The cMironlcle-News
to lie given away in their subscription contest. Absolutely tellable
mid the best value on the market today. Steinway. A. M. Chase. Ho
bart. M. Calilc and other makes at special prices and terms for the
Christ inns. Some speelul bargains in used pianos. Mest Player pianos
on exhibition nt Knight Campbell Music Co. store. See the Twins
at 1.18 K. Main street.
The Knight-Campbell
Music Comp&ny
135 East Main St J. H. COOLEY, in Charge
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WBDMISDAT
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
LIFE INSURANCE FRAUD
I.oh Angeles. Doc. IS Mr*. Mlnta
Jordan, who collected $5,0U0 life In
surance after she hud buried a man,
a suicide, a* her husband, was arrest
ed here at the instigation of three
fruternnl organisations charged with
having obtained money under false
pretense*. Jordan was *uppo»cd to
have committed suicide lu*t April at
Ocean Park by banting himself to a
girder tinder u roller coaster, but he
returned yesterday.
Chronicle-News SOc per mu otto.
THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD. COLORADO.
Santa Claus
Letters
Dear Sautu Claus: —I am a little
lK»y four yours old and would like
tor you to bring me an automobile, u
suit of clothes, und tool chest full of
tools. Also u rubber bull with a
small bole In it so I can squirt water
with it. As I um a little boy 1 will
not u*k for much this time. You
must not forgot to come around und
boo me. I live iu the upper end of
Itnmey camp ut Ludlow*. Do uot fear
that I will spy for I always go to bed
at eight o'clock. I am your little
boy.—Oscar O. Ferguson, l.udlow.
Colo.
:X:
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl I 7•• mouths old. Well Hanta vou
can hr lug mo what over you have left
over, I will leave you u nicklc iu
mamma's pocket book. Please don't
forget to come.—Nellie Fergusou
Itumey camp No. 4. P. 8. Remember
all of my little friends.
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Dear Old Kant*: lam a little girl
II years old and am In the fourth
grade. I want a set of dlaties, u big
doll, a pair of Ice skates, a signet
ring and some nuts aud caudy. And
Santa do not forget the |»oor little
children. Your little girl—Hulh
I .ora in<- Jett. 413 Nevada avenue.
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Dear Santa Claus: —Just a few
lines I want to write. I am nine
years old aud In the third grade at
school. I want a pair of shoes, with
black patent leather buttons, and
white tops. I want a doll and *
sack of candy und nuts. Remember
your little girl—Kunlce Jett. 413
Nevada avenue.
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Dear Santa Claus: — Please tiring
me an air gun. aud some shot, a
Imttle of paste, n bank, soun* story
Inioks and a watch and chalu. Your
little friend—David Cecil. SIT R
First street.
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Dear Hanta Claua: —1 am u little
girl ami I am 11 year* old. I want
a girl's bicycle for Christmas und In*
sure It has a coaster brake and a bell
on It. Mamma wants a pair of bed
room slippers, nice and warm ones,
bring papa some lied room slippers
ton firing me lots of candy and
nuts. I guess this will lie all for this
time Do not forget my three bro
thel*. Your little friend —Addle
llutler. I*. 8. He sure and look on the
dining room table. 329. Kansas
avenue
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Dear Sutitu Claua: —1 mu a little
boy four yeara old. I want you to
bring me u coaster, a tool chest a
gun and a bolster t« keep It in. I
guess this will lie all for this time,
lie sure not to forget mamma and
papa and tu vslster and two brothers
Mrlng me lota of candy and nuts
Your little friend. Albert Butler. P
8. Itriug me some story books.
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Dear Santa Claua: —Please bring
me hii air rifle, some shot and n pen
bolder for school. Please bring me
Kome neckties, and u story book, that
Is all this time, (fond bye—A. (2
Cecil. 917 ». First.
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Dear Santa Claus: —I am now go
ing to tell you what I want for
Christ mas. I want n water gun and
a pair of cowboy chaps and n general
suit nml what belongs to it. and a
pair of logglm*. and lots 'of candy
aud lints. t*cona wants a big doll
21 inches long nud some candy and
lints. We are Frank and Leona
Colby, 701 Atchison street.
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Dear Santa: —I will be in Trini
dad for Christmas and I want you to
tiring me a train, an automobile and
top, some candy and nuts. From your
loving little boy.—Alfonso Adamson
I1 t Nevada avenue.
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Dear Santa Claus:—l am writing
my first letter to you. I am a little
girl eight years old, now I am go-
WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
Mrs. Marita Tell* Abort a Maftd
Experience that MI|M Raw
Ended Serioi|«y.
RltmtMc. V. V«.— Mn. Dorm Martla.
la a letter from Rlvssvllle. write*:
"For three years. I suffered with wo
manly troubles, and had pains In mf
beck and alda. I waa nervous and
oould not sleep at n!(ht.
The doctor could not help me. He
•aid I would have to be operated en be
fore I could get better. I thought t
would try using Cardul.
Now, I am onttrely wall.
I am sure Cardul saved my Ufa. I
will norer he without Cardul In my
heme. I recommend It to my frienda."
For fifty years. Cardul has been re
lieving peln and distress caused by wo
manly trouble. It will aurely help you.
It goes to the spot—reaches the
trouble—relieves the symptoms, and
drives awsy the cause.
It you suffer from ady symptoms df
womanly trouble, take Cardul.
Your druggist sells and recommends
it Get n bottle frofiti film tbday.
N. n.— Write ta: Lasts** O#W.. Ctatta;
moor* M#«k Inn ChillanaOfa. Twin., tot Spinal
IntU-HCtitmi, and M pin lx**. ' lt«M TrarttaMl
tar Womb," mm la slats wtappai. os rHtata
lug to tell >ou w 1 bitt I want for
ChriHtmas. I want two su»r> book*,
candy, nuts, apples am! orange*. This
is all I want for thin time. From your
loving little girl—Stella Shelly, Agu
ilar.
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Dear Santa I'lau*: I am *cmliug
>oil a list of thing* to bring me for
Christmas. I want a necklace, a set
of dishes, ami a doll. nut*, candy,
oranges. lam Ju*t K years obi um!
live at Itaniev camp near Ludlow.
Your little friend—Wllln Fergusou.
I*. 8. Don't forget papa ami mam
ma. my little *lstrr nml brother, my
uncle and nephew. ulho my little
friend In Delagoa, her name I* Helen
Kilns William*, house number 30.
flood bye Santa We live iu liouhc
No. 4.
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Dear Hanta I am writing Mil*
letter to let you know what I want
for Christmas. I want a little doll
and a set of dishes and a table. I
want some candy and nut*. I want
five handkerchief* and u trunk for
my dolly clot he*. A piano for my
doll. Don't forget uiamuiu and papa
anil *latcr Hud brother, ami don't for
ge* my little brother ffcorge, lie
wanta a train of car* that run on a
track Your little girl—Mildred
Prosser, SI7 Prospect street.
ROY AT ROMERO HOME
Mi. and Mr* Joan It. Romero of
.’•IH Fast Ninth street are the parent*
of a baby boy horn till* morning.
This Is (lie third child of the family
aml the second boy. Both mother
and • hlld are doing well
W. O. W.
Members of Caiup 32 should be
present tonight ut Castle Hall Ini
tiation ami oysters. J. J. Jucobs,
C. C.
HELD FOR ASSAULT
Jasper Bolreu of Hoprls was bound
over to Hie district court on a charge
of assault by Justice Stone today.
Bond was fixed at SSOO. The de
fendant is alleged to have used a gnu
on K. 8. Copeland nml to liuve threat
ened to kill him
Printing of every description neat
ly and quickly executed at the
Chronicle-News Job rooms. Samples
und quotations ou request. I'so the
telephone Trinidad 4IU. tf
FUNERAL OF INFANT
The funeral of Leal in Jones. In
rant sou of Mr. nud Mrs. K. K. Jones
of 020 Pierce street was held yes
terday afternoon at tlic family res
idence Rev. F. W. Bret nail offi
ciating. The body was shipped m
La Junta last evening, where Inter
ment will take place.
FUNERAL OF MINE VICTIM
The funeral of Tony Harris win*
died at tlie hospital yesterday front
Injuries received a week ago while
working in Hie mine at Hastings t«mk
place this afternoon from the chapel
of the Trinidad Undertaking Co. A
Greek priest of Denver officiated at
the ceremony nud members of a na
tive fraternity marched in tlie fun
eral procession to the cemetery,
where the body was laid awu>.
CLEGHORN ACQUITTED
Canon City, Dee. 18.—Not guilty
was the verdict returned by the Jury
in the trial of former warden, John
Cleghorn. and four co-defendant* on
charges of conspiracy to defraud the
state nml obtaining money under
falre pretenses. The vordlc twits
reached after 72 hours' deliberation
MR. AND MRS. BAYLES
TO ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hayloft will en
tertaiu Rev. Ferris and his fanul.'
tonight at an informal seven o'clo-U
dinner. Red and green will Do used
in the table decoration*. Cover* will
he laid for Rov. and Mr*. Ferris.
Amy. Josephine and Sidney Ferris
nnd Mr. and Mr*. Bayles and chil
dren.
W« wish to call your attention to
Hie fact that most infectious diseases
such nm whooping rough, dlpthcrla
aud scarlet fever arc contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlain*
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen the danger
of coutractlug these diseases. Thl?
remedy is famous for its cures or
cold*. It contain* no opium or other
narcotic and may ho given to a chi hi
with Implicit confidence. Sold hy all
dealers.
DECEMBER 18. 1012
UNION VICE-PRES.
ON WITNESS STAND
IN DYNAMITE CASE
Illdli'llUpnlls, lull.. Dec. It John
T Duller, Buffalo, N Y., vice I
ill-ill of lln- International Ar>»o<|.itmu
or llrhlge ami Si rui I urn I Iron NVorl.
pin, testified iiH n il«»f«*iiil:im in tin
"dynamite conspiracy Mini t
Aa tin* mo-1 prominent offl.lt!
next to I'rosdlent Frank .M llym'i,
Itutlci is charged \n lili sanctlolling
nil allowance of $ 1.000 a iiinntli to J
J. M< Nomura to pay fur explosions.
Im hiding those at Isis Aiikpli^
Itutler testlfli'il hi* 10-aril of four
explosions In lluffalo on the work
of "open »hop" rontrnctoi*.
“I was in lluffalo when only on**
of these explosions occurred," ho
sold.
**l learned of tlo* other only
through newspapers and I never
I knew who cauif-tl tin* destruction ot
the work. Dynamite or violence m-\
er was considered in tin- council. of
the union
In connect lon with an explosion of
ilie Municipal buildings at Sprlng
fold ,\« . . m April, i?♦»i. it'iii•
accused of meeting Itynn. Mlchio-l J
Youni: of llostou and other offh lals,
at Hurt?, id. (‘(inn., to illkcumh cx
plcsicii •
DEAD DESPERADO
IS NOT IDENTIFIED
Santa Am, Calif., IT The
unusual pallor of tlo- desperado who
was shot death hv militiamen after 1
he stood off a sheriffs posse for*
lion i». killed fndrr-Hherlff Squires i
and wounded three deputies led to,
the belief today that lie was recently ,
released from a penitentiary. Till
was strengthened by the nrmninent
found on the dead man and his evi
dent prepured tiers for ileapernte ad
ventures. He carried a high jaiw.-r
rifle and revolver and a Ida supply
of ammunition.
l*p to noon today, however, no
I i ogress toward the identification or
the desperade had been made. It j
was hoped vnrlou* postal orders and |
scraps of paper bearing names c*f
Oregon towns found in Ills pockets
would aid in solving the mystery
Albert Itralpe.. one «»f the wound
ed deputies, may die of hi- Injurh-i
hut ihe otlicr two will i• cover Tilt
condition of Myrtle Muff, the Kiri at
tacked by the unknown man before
his battle with the deputies. was
said today not to bo as serious as at
, first reported.
Kxaminatlon of the body of Squires
today showed that while the offleer
lay fatally wounded, under the rifle
of tin- desperado, the latter used Ills
I body us a target, sending bullet after ,
bull at Into It.
SCENE FROM “A NIGHT OUT," AT THE WEST THEATRE DEC. 22.
*§* Christmas
Suggestions
Mgf FJiryjf FOR LADIES’
DIAMOND Kings special lot solid gold IlloiiUtlllK s!£.*».OO Up
OI’KKA GI.ASSKS several kinds with p.-arl ami gold mountings
sa.r>o
I.OVKI.IKKS some beuutlei-. appreciated more when st*;.DO
JBWBb cases nowost shapes for this seasons trsdo r»o<*
TOILET BETS comb, crush, mirror, storllng sllvor up
I Al lilt l-'IJ,AS the fatuous Hull detachable handle- S2.«*»o -
UItACKhETI'S over .'»ou lo select from, a good one
FOR GENTLEMEN
KINDS, signet ring-, more appropriate than ever, 5!5..*»0
RAZORS, Gil lots pocket also, safety Roxora r $-1.00 up
WATfIIKS we carry nil reliable makes, L'ti year «IT jew. I |oi
SIMIO
IM-T.NS Conklin'- self filling fountain fens, gtiarante.d #2.00 op
SHAVING stands with adjustablo mirrors Just what lie want-
s:s.7r» up
SMOKING sets many different kinds, one at JSU.JsO 11
l-'OIIS wo have so ninny, belter look them over . . JT, | ,fR> up
FOR GIRLS
NKC’K chains long or short kind with charm . . . SJ..'»D up
I.(it• KKTS wnne beauties, plain or with settings . . • 1
RINGS o'er .Mill select from nr plain one . special f.o #** . |.
\ >ii.-rn.i-: with sterling sllvct handlo <i .".Dr
TOOTH BRUSH flnl h wRh atari Ink sllvoi handlo, ipeclal T,Or
lIRACHI.KTS oxer 100 to sel.-. t from prices a* low :« «o , ,
lIAT-I'INS ilp.se Brilliants that shine like diamond . -p« - ml 'jrif*
up.
FOR BOYS
WATCHES special one for the Itoys S2,pO
CHAIN'S a Idg Urn* to select from and everj one gnatanteed $1 • .
FOBS Just tin- kind for the l*oys iSf.oO tip
CCFI-* buttons. for Initial, special p*-r pair . oOr* up.
STICK I’INS Our stock numbers over I oti. apcclnl one Hr»G
KINGS a Idg assortment oi Signet. Special on- . #?..'»o
URI 3HRS •• mil tsry In Btmay for • 82,00
E. L. ALLEN
The Jeweler
Look For the Big Street Clock-
TIN WEDDING CELEBRATION
The tin wedding lias |»oMlhIIItles,
and the couple who have be* n mar
ried ten yens and want to celebrate
the anniversary can find numerous
ways In which to make merry.
The affulr may he n dinner or an
informal supper, followed by bridge
nr dance, with a supper later. The
invitations should he Issued on white
* arde or paper edged w ith a sliver
or tin effect. Ask the guests to ap
pear if possible iii their bridal attire
nr at hast some part of it. and also
'remind them lii a |K»stscript not to
forget the wedding gift When the
| guests assemble have them leave
jtlielr presents In a large tin illslipaii
,with ribbons on the handles or on a
I idg tin tray placed In the hall
The simper menu may liteludn a
hott i I lon. Jellied meats, coffee and
hid desserts, with cake mid bonbons.
As (or th<- table appointments, if one
does not care to use tip dishes, sliver
• an be utilized and tlo* tin idea car
ried out by having a centerpiece of
*-lir\sail thorn tuns in a spreading tin
bucket. My having bundles put on a
bring! new milk can a loving cup
(could le* supplied. Yellow or pink
lik pretty with the tinware.
For place cards a tinsmith can cut
live Inch squares of tin, with two
holes nt tin- top for a broad rihhou
to go to I lie hacks of the chairs. Tin
panics call lie painted op in colors.
For favors there Is a large assort
ment to choose from. The attrac
tive snappers nro a wise selection.
The silver paper variety should lie
selected. Tile mimical toys wrapped
up iii tinfoil would also do as favors.
If the guests all happen to he old
iieqitaiut Alices and it is possible to
obtain their pictures taken ot differ*
ji-nt periods, as children or In school
.•■lili* or wedding groups, it would In*
|intcicsting to have ilu-m reproduced
PAGE THREE
for us In a steroptlcon If p.oihh
have the pit t lire ;• .1 lb y .. irlso
to all present.
At the conclusion of tin- ••vetting
let tho In il man, if In liapi oi to In
tine of tin* number, present the gifts,
rending aloud the si-ntitm-.it attach
*-d to each.
GERM LADEN DUST
CAUSES CATARRH
(’uturrh. which is hud enough in
itself, often result.. lii loss of t istr.
8111**1 1 and hearing, and lends to -
tons throat ami lung trouble:* if not
promptly checked. The seat of
turrh is usually in the back of tin*
none, and its natural course H down
ward. Into tiiu throat and thence to
the lungs.
Don't tako any chances. If you have
any symptoms of catarrh sitiifed
ti|i feeling in tlo* head, nnst- <li
• barge from the nose, sore iliorat. or
dry, hacking cough, go* u flrt;• • • ut
bottle of Ely's Cream Malm from
your druggist, and begin 1 1» ■ • 1 * «t
ment at once.
This remedy i.. not a
mil” or "drying up" prnors It Is
simply u cleansing, healing, until't--
tio balm, tak* n through tin- me-tril
back into the head and thi >.'' v. m-i*
.t instant ly i• at lion tl of *ho
trouble. That’s tlo- roil'- w. to •;
feetually and permanentl> < ; 1 •-
turrh.
Catarrh makes you offensive to
out elf and friendSturt ndug
Kly’s Cream Malm t d.i>. . mi
short time you will lie permanent I -
cured of this nai-.t.v. di t.ustu ; ’li
, .... r. D. Hug \ • «
Store.