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| Why not buy useful gifts, the kind I
I that are always appreciated? j
T Table Ulnens and Napkins, Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods. Ribbons, 4
4 Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Underwear for £
♦ Men. Women and Children, Slippers, Shoes, Sweaters, Hand bags. 4
X Suit Cases, Trunks, Men's Hats, Shirts, blankets, lied Spreads. Y
| THE BEE HIVE j
| 423 Commercial Street Trinidad, Colorado *
t Good Old ?
1 Schneider Beer I
Y The favorite drink of the community 4
V for more than thirty yean V
X Century Bottled Beer |
Light 2
% Muenchener Bottled Beer X
A Dark X
¥ DEFIES COMPETITION 4
1 PH. SCHNEIDER BREWING CO. |
y Phone Trinidad S 4 Trinidad, Colo. J
**• ❖ *!> I
TO TIIE CONSTANT KEADEK OF
THE OiIKONICLE • N E\VS
H flOerrv Christmas
anb a flDost Ibapp? anb
prosperous ’Hew ji)ear
IS OUII WISH
lt> 8. F. HUTTON, President. ‘lht New Albany Hotel 1
y. I’aokt. Manager. Company, Denver. Colo.
eeeeee* a«o«oeoo-; »««««»$«»««««««
| ;
| Labor Savers i
I ==— I
I The Ideal |
* Christmas Gift g
• *
I s
| Whether you employ a servant or jjj
| not, laboring-saving devices in the *
« home will pay g
i i
Household affairs run more smooth- »
* ly—more work can be done. Situa- *
f tions in such houses are more sought %
| after and more persistently hold g
on to »
« *
# Labor-saving, time saving, comfort %
% saving devices pay in the end *
§* You know the kind we mean o
t
® Let us demonstrate them to you
% »
1 3
I - |
| The Trinidad Electric g
| Transmission, Railway 1
| and Gas Company |
® «
THURNDAT
ELKS TO FURNISH
TREAT FOR CHILDREN
Tlk* children of Trinidad will be
given n Christmas treat much beyond
their expectations, next Wednesday
afternoon, wlien they will attend the
production of "Du Harry" at the West
theatre, as the guest* of the Trinidad
Elk-*. Complimentary ticket* are to
he distributed among the children of
the city which entitles the holder to
attend the tqieclal matinee of "Uu
Barry" on Christmas afternoon, at
tlio West Theatre. The Elks have se
cured the services of Kd Tierney of
the "Du Harry" company, one of the
flret class road shows, and are desir
ous of making Christmas day a happy
one for the little ones, and is giving
tills special performance froc to the
children that he might gludden their
little hearts on the happiest day of
tile year. No child need be slighted
for tickets are being freely distrib
uted nud Mr. Tierney wants them ull
to be there.
In the evening "Du Barry" will be
repeated, and coming on Christmas
night will be wehomed by the thea
tre loving people of the «Ity.
PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS
Trinidad people who have atoiunch
and bowel trouble should guard
:«gainst appendicitis by taking simple
lu-kthorii bark, gl>ceritie, etc., as
compounded In Adler-l-ka, the Ger
man appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE
DOSE relievos sour stomach, gas on
the stomach and constipation IN*
jSTANTLY because this simple oulv-
Jturo ant lac pt I loses the digestive‘or
gans and draws off the Impurities.
The Han small Drug Co.
BEN RONQUEO DIES
OF INJURIES RECEIVED
BY FALLING FIREPLACE
Unconscious for more than a week.
I Hen Itonqueo died at Aguilar yes ter*
day from Injuries sustained on De
ccmlier Kth. when he was hurled be
neath the ruins of an old fireplare
into which he had chased a rabbit.
Itonqueo was found the next day and
removed to his home near Gulnare.
and never regained conaelousnesM
only for a few minutes, lie lias
never s|token a word aince be wus
round with the rulna of the fireplace
upon him.
MRS. ROBINSON DIES
Mrs. Fideli/ Itohlnsoii. for 17 years
a resident of Trinidad, died at 11.50
last night at the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs. V. I\ Easley, at * 30 Ne
vadn avenue. Death was due to pneu
monia.
Deceased was till years of u.:e and
Is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Easley and Mrs. Sarah Palmer of
Aguilar. Funeral will prohnbly take
place tomorrow afternoon from the
Easley residence.
ARMOUR CASHIER RESIGNS
T. \V. Stone, for the past few years
cashier for the Armour Packing com
pany. bus resigned his position and
leaves tomorrow for his former home
lit Virginia where lie a ill remain.
Mr. Stone's position will be taken by
It. \V. Evans, of Chicago.
AMERICAN MINE MANAGER
HELD FOR RANSOM IN MEXICO
Washington. Dec. 19.—Tlio Mines
company of Mexico reported to the
state department today that its
pro|H>rtv at Las Azulafl Chihuahua
was captured liy rebels Tuesduy and
that the mauager. Joseph 11. Calhath.
an American has been held for ran
som.
HOUSE ADJOURNS
Washington, Dee. 19. —The house
today adjourned for the holiday re
rcss until January 2. without re
ceiving President Tuft's messuge. The
message, however, was sent, also to
tiic senate which remained in ses
sion.
NEW DEFINITIONS OF
BASEBALL TERMS
Squeeze play—The gathering of
players around the umpire to try to
force liiin to change his decision.
Fielder’s Choice—To risk break
ing a leg trying to make a difficult
play, or to get the fans sore on him.
Playing safe—Roasting an umpire
or player from behind the big screen
Pinch hitter—A policeman using
his baton in a riot.
Perfect throw—One in which the
hall lilts tlie umpire oil tile shins.
Wild pitch—The star hitter's
throw of a barwhen the Umpire lias
called a ball the third strike.
A sacrifice—Letting supper tool in
order to see the finish of an extra
inning game.
An error —The umpire, when a de
cision is dose, calling a runner of
the home team out or a runner of the
visiting team safe.
Reamed run—One tliut is obtain
ed by the rooting of the fans.
Dear! ball—One that hits the um
pire. but doesft'f. hurt him.
SSiS
PwSR imiuuiuji »$r
* iga gft j « jSXSIy
IS* J •llNog# lIKANtt IMI.T*. f.« • .
m f**-*known A» Itrst, raft*.!. Al-*,’, Krlil'ih
—ri SOLO « DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
IHR CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
MORE SPECIFIC DE
GREE IS ASKED
(Continued from page on*)
"would expose them to u serious loss,
and possible irreparable Injury.’*
The offering for sale upon the open
market of the Union Pacific holding
of the Southern Pacific’s shares, ag
gregating $126,500,000 would not
only Inflict great injuries and ir
reparable daiuuge upon the Union Pa
cific and ita shareholders, hut also
would cause a serious financial dis
turbance by oversupplying the mar
ket demaud for securities of this
chaructcr and consequently depress
ing the price, not merely of the
Soul hern Pacific's shure* owned by
the Union Pacific, hut also of the
allures of Southern Pacific held by
others, aud even the Heciiritiea of
other corporations dealt in on the
market and ror a long period after
tile offering of tlie Southern Pacific
shares for sale.
Attorney General Wickershutn filed
a memorandum with the court in op
position to the railroad plan, attack
ing it as an unwise restriction upon
the power conferred upou the district
court to dissolve the combination and
prevent Its renewal. !lo expressed a
willingness that the Uniou Pacific
! tcckholders lisoiild lie permitted to
share lu the distribution of the
Southern Pacific slock with the
Southern Pacific stockholders.
"The effect of a mere pro rata dis
tribution of the stock umong the Un
ion Pacific stockholders,’’ sHid Attor
ney General Wickersham. "Is wholly
problematical. The slock lists af
ford but little clew to the real own
ership. It is a well known fact,
which an inspection of the stin k list
confirms, that lurge amounts of stock
stand on the books in tlie names of
banking aud brokerage houses. It Is
true the stock is distributed among
ionic 22.000 stockholders, but Mrs.
K. 11. Ilarrlmau. Kuhn, laieb ft Com
panv and the directors of the Union
Pacific Railroad company (Including
the Chicago ft Northwestern Railway
company, represented on the board of
directors by Mr. Marviu llughlettt
together hold 111.252.M0U of its
,tock: 161 bankers and brokers each
holding I .000 wham. 4 or over 9133,-
787,800. ’’
Washington. I»ec. 19.—A motion
for a more specific decree In the
Union Pacific merger dissolution was
made today in the supreme court
by Attorney General Klekersham.
Chief Justice White stated formally
that the court would take It under
consideration.
Attorneva for the Union Pacific
and the government Joined in a re*
quest that the court determine at
once what rights the Union Pacific
stockholder* should have in the dla*£
ltonal of the Southern Pacific stock
held l»v the Union Pacific in viola
tion of the Sherman anti-trust law*.
AVIATOR CHUTES
HAVOC IN TURK
FORT; DROPS BOMBS
Paris. Dec. 19.—A veritable bail
of bomlm were thrown Into the
Turkish fortress of Jniilna by the
Greek military aviator Moutoussls.
and an accompanying comrade who
yesterday flew over that city iu a
biplane, accordlngUo official advices
received here. The bom Ids were hur
led down upon the principal build
ings. to which they caused serious
damage. The population was ter
rorized.
STAGE COACH HELD UP
Silver City. N. M., Dee. 19.—The
stage coach between this place and
Mogul lon. containing United States
mail and a sack of money for miners'
pay. was held up and robbed last
night by three highwaymen. Federal
officers, however, had received Infor
mal lon that the hold up was to be
|x*rpet unted and were on the scene at
the time. The. three men were cap
tured and brought to Silver City by
federal Inspectors Ralph Smith of
Denver aud Patrick Moran of Santa
Fc.
RANCHER IS MURDERED
louder. Wyo., Dee. 19.—Tlie fro
zen body of Hen Volkcr. one of the
most prominent ranchmen of Pine
Dale country was found in the barn
yard of his ranch today, with a bul
let through liis head. Volkcr was
shot from behind, say tlie authorities
and an attempt was made to hide hi*
body iu u hay stack.
BODY OF BAVARIAN
PRINCE LAID AWAY
Munich, Bavaria, Dec. 19.—The
body of the late Prlilee LeithpoUl of
Bavaria was carried this morning to
its sepulchre behcath the altar of the
church of the Theatlnes in this city
where it was laid beside that of King
Maxitnium II
The king of the Belgians, the king
of Saxony. Archduke Francis Ferdi
nand. heir apparent of Austria-Hun
gary, and a number of prices repre
senting the royal houses of Hurope,
followed tin* coffin in the procession
which passed through streets crowd*
ed with silent mourners.
WEST THEATRE
SI)IIO*T, DECtMCEH 221 U
L. 8. SIRE PRESENTS X
Iht
International Comedienne
MAY
ROBSON
Direct front a successful cn*
gngeuiriit at the HIJou Theatre
New York.
Jti the fiiunlest of all Plays.
A NIGHT OUT
By Muy Robson and (*. T. Ditzey
Prices, 60c. 75c. $l.OO, $1.50.
Seat sale Friday.
l STOP! :
» You've Paid Kent Long ♦
i Enough' f
Here Is your rhauce to buy a J
9* home at a low price and on 4
T easy terms: 4
Z, $2.300.00 —A new, five-room J
♦ modern cottage. $3OO cash ••
X and $26 per month. *
T $2.760.00 —A new* ala-room 4
T modern cottage. $360 cash |
♦ and $3O per month. J
♦ Money to Loan e
♦ hnnide —Abstracts Bondi •
| McGlashan Ct Gow •
f Suite 4 Elk. nik. Pit. Trln. 547 4
Bid Bargains
In unredeemed diamonds. rings,
watches and oilier Jcwrclry.
LOAM OFFICE
POLIAK BROS.
20C North Commercial StL
1
HOTEL CORINADO
Announces to Its friends and patrons
that It has installed a first class A*
la Carte service, with exceedingly
moderate prices and a cultsliie sec
ond to none.
In addition to our A* la Carte hill
we serve from 6 a. m. to 10:30 a. m.
special Club breakfasts. Prices tang
ing from 16 cents to 60 cents.
A feuture Is our noouday luncheon
ror 35 cents.
An especially attractive Table IP
Hole dinner will he served on Sun
day from 12:30 to 2 p. m. for 50 ccuts
Your patronage respectfully so
licited.
U6HTNIN6 MESSENGER
Dnv and Night Calls, 10c.
WALTER McHENRY
| Phone Trin. (Ml. Longcucckcr Bldg.
SMART FUR FABRICS
Now tliis year is a Mark and while
striped coating with a vicuna face.
The stripes are at least one-quarter
of an inch wide. Last of all. lint by
no mcuiis the least Important, are
(lie handsome fur cloths. It Is quite
remarkable how* these have risen in
importance In the last few years—
partially due. no doubt, to the per
fection of their imitation of the real
furs. In the finer grades It Is ncccs*
sarv to actually feel them to tell the.
difference.
This year the manufacturers have
added a new corded seal plush to
tile seut. astrakhan, Persian lamb,
ha by lamb, caracul and pony. It is
$N a yord—s3 cheaper than the plain
seal plush—but not nearly as good
looking.
Strange to so.v, these fur cloths, it:
most cuscs, outwear real furs, and
they are almost as warm and thor
oughly impervious to weather.
COLLA^t
CLUETT PEABODYfr COITROYM-Y
DECEMBER 19. 1912.
TSCRYSTAL
Where Everybody Goes
w~vaUdeville 0
Four D»yi. Star-tints Thursday
Dec. 19.
THE GREAT
STEEPLECHASE
Moat Exciting Horse Race Pic
ture Ever Shown. Two Part,
FRANKsESTELE
WINNINGS
The Teacher and the Pupil-
Singing. Dancing and Yodling
GEORGE s GOTT
Blackface Comedian.
I GRAND HOTEL|
Are you experiencing them?
I>et us show you bow we
keep busy, and how we Jn
rreased one business 126 per
cens In eight months. We have
plenty to do; so have our cli
ents. Why?
I
FUTATURO BROS.
Advertidng Expert!,
Comer Main and Santa Fe-
REAL ESTATE
DUNLAVY AGLNCY CC.
1 'H IHf v tU 01 k
- HOV T HIMUAIJ i
i JEFFRYES
COAL & MWIH6 COMPANY
Oealen in Bloom. Forbei and
Morley lump coals. For ram
mer use try Jewel and Morley
Hot Coal-
Phone Trinidad 228.
•the
Arcade Saloon
aS
Corinado Bar
Robert Branagh, Prop.
Manhattan
Cafe
j C. F. KI UK PATRICK. Prop.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAT
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 n dangerous
policy, let us fully Itißuru you in a
strong old-line policy.
Bennett & Wilson
AGENTS
Suit 1 McCormick lildg.
Phone Trinid:;d 163.
I
*Pfe Coleman
Coal Company
is now in operation with llie
Farrell and Gibbs Mine. Our |
coal will be on the market |
Monday.
MINE RUN $3 00. LUMP COAL I
$3.50. NUT COAL $4.00.
PHONE TRIN. 640.
\ Eighty Acre I
I Tract I
’< »
E Fine 80 acre tract border- s>
>) lug city limits and one of tbo ft
& largest soups we buve had sinco
>5 we have been in the business. ft
« IT you are looking for an In- SS
$ vestment, it would pay you to ft
<< Investigate this. See ub at oucs
Hubbartt 1
| Agency Company »
>< ROOM 3. COLO. BLDG.
» Pbons Trin. 299. <>
WILLIAMS
Innsfer ml Storate Company
231 CHESTNUT ST.
Kaca 87 Red 2893
THE HALL-McMAHON
Undertaking Company
—UNDERTAKERS—
-137 E. Mam St.—Fhoxe Trin 595.
Telephone Trinidad 418.
TRINIDAD UNDERTAKING CO.
UNDERTAKERS
. 3SI WEST MAIN ST-
H. 11. BII»K :: :: I'-uiK-ral Dlrvctur
FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND
DRINK 00 TO
THE Z Bar and
BIGG Cafe
I Palace Cafe and Bar!
OEO. CLERCI. Prop. X
| 118 Wot Mala Street. t
MERRILL’S
C*rp«l Cleaning Works v
Wt aeUH Carpet., Feath
tn ud Mittremea, ind Do
Upholeterimg *nd Repairing.
Cirptt Wort • Specialty—
Phene Been 415. S!1 E. 3d
Rowland Plumbing and
Heating Company
—Phon, Haca S3!—
I*o WEST FIRST ST.
| Eatimatca Cheerfully Furnithcd.
F. W. CLARK
Attorney-at-Law
Suite 3, Colorado Building
Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. #
Everything in Building Material
Mill and Job Wort n Specialty
STOVES lid FURNITURE
NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI-
TUBE BOUGHT AND SOLD
POLIAK- G RATNER
Phone Trinidad 416—418 N. Com'l.
F'URNITUKB
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
Bought and Sold
A. H. CLEAVINGER
Telephone Baca 124
NO, 301 WEST MAIN STREET
Call JORDAN
FOR QUICK
Parcel Delivery akd
Messenger Service
216 East Main St or Phone Trin. 423
WANTED TO- GIVE ESTIMATES
and figures on Edwards Mctte roofs
and rollings, anything in shoot me till
paint, mmont block, anytlilng in ce
ment. We manufacture, build and re
pair. Circulars mailed.
CAST STONE CO.
PHONE HKD 1514. P. Q, BOX ITS
J. G. GATES
Scientific Optician
All work done satisfactory
Trinidad 89 Red 1832
BOOM 8— 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.

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