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PAGE FOUR
rn revive newspaper—fair— FEAßLESS
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
Xuttti a» S< XaUet »t th- Vortollict e! True did. Colorado
JXSSEE G. HOBTHCOTT fteiideat
rr.ANK LAV.'LER *»■**“
A R BBOWK „ ■ f“. tor
f. e. wmsoß c»ty fg»[
'abacription Rate*
>•«
\ , • oar
AN ASSOCIATED PRESS OPERATOR
t.« K. intf I ~ e 1.. * t»'C Tr.rr t* or man .a Kilataaroo arho
“GOOD WILL TO MEN”
, ;u •• . v Thi s. : •• Stcr<tir\ : t
. ! ; esented
:: C
- «;•/■ - fftiuil*** »ia(f vlth iait> folks at the bottom. His rf*
. ■ 4 «... wait.ne e»r». >i gu : ‘.here for. if social and rerant
\lc*t 4 : iGmmm la .i . ti
• J : tiarsi •- ords toiJurt »a f»rw portion ai it U preached
, ' ... \ • .RK~t a- ••! pravt tod. 1« that social ch-ag
TV coalx o\+T the world. Tfc.i
t- fc:- (alUiorf’ r free. btit huruanit' shall be char-1
y<n .t-L.un.-* ctttrcMam hare taught: and”'*
- M rr> and peculiar." A useless
tT\lZli« w"t^r!~-ra r i l a~ « “ ™,V~7 2Z\
‘ VV..T-T. If .or .... <k* -fbo t. r< oc ti" Maaara. .. luat .ho
th n the THtcher of mnt * ual return of the CkrlttßU fcoll-|
-
, ‘ r•- -.V**- '* > L . { th- *x<Ml
• 1 •
Trades rahnln a* * Goa s great
daioi on the mountain. and t v impll-v rucibV. w lu »ork in this country
. oat- *imo u another. Proxuithc world Y«tf *ft»-r }ear. the-*-.
**. '.' * k v^.* Aa l t Uvnut thvtr f.fty lar.gu.ic** asd their hi**'
t
Kr '
.. . , .w.iatd nf Aaerican citizenship that we
. t 4 . I H’.' tt t» attain will N* re
■". iarrlt m the face Won a* l *** to lh * tlMmi measure.
- who trod the shore* of) Toor.
r ,-rv.w * r.! • lrcumscr.h- glim* sU c* tb- reason. May each of
n \.«-ws not to hate in- you be Mewed as never before. nn«!
r - • red -.;pt ■'r. * We believe may the hea-t* of th* m* n who cou
nt trol flasßcc and industry be so
• *
• •
... is*.is! iltTcrr, political op- : fy the few will cea*c. and In place
-r.. l-l for .: till- *t a ill - • acer to bestow
r - - £ ,• :Tl I*,-*, of ha- ' on tl' work.ee men and wotn«‘R
Bt Of |
•■ a, .. v'lupen o J>r the labor that «-cli cne
fc . . . . .' . . j. gHes to the upbuilding of oar fair
'
•-N - ’
v .• v -*v . .-‘w v . . . . . ..
I y- 'll ■ " ' i
V
| sanfa C/aus u;i7/ be here tomorrow night, are you
! ready for him. Leave orders at our store
LINCOLN H. HALL, Jeweler
MONOCT
Brad’s Bit o’ Verse
By J. C. BRADSAW
THE DERBY HAT
L.iMirlity . r.«i *n.uc. it la>» all
P *\ 1« > ujk u trone, it flu tb'
u'.rbr tile a i! f»tl !.»■. than A kluy.
. \ \.;ur crown; fur you can buy.
:a town; £9 a derby with >i»ur
I •junk and let your circlet sit « ■ j
;,arth » diudiir.a will all lock pluak i
• . ua tb w.«!k >ou •*tr. >. T:
idctby mse. the derby rate. It la :»
• lord!. tl ;nr. but I’ll n"t r > old 1
tt* rev 1 praise t« ►'«* or |
ihoucb It roako* the hunr !«t tn-nj
; Id pay and festive fan who w ~r*i
IX?F.*. vy HAH SEE VICE
jueek No. 3 did act *to;» here an*. a (
before the ('''amber **?
the tr.attrr 1# not ad. if.rd a race!Inc
May Robson Pleases
in “A Night Out”
rr*nieutenr.es of the day w.i» seen at
s'-. Writ thea.rr last tiight in one of
btr cr . -r***. ' A Klflfktl
• To • that M«* Rohsou v. s
entertaining and clever In the role
.nr.: iu’. • puttlna It mildly.
Tb pla* afford* her ample oppor- !
turlt> to make the best «»f h«h* l*e
cd. after all left somethin*; to
lw* de-tlred.
t splendM Interpretation of the rol«-1
of Crantnuxn.. w - ma' -i' w tl out
niomlizins that t'pe of prandmum
•
[to appro\e We rather fa'Or. the)
w* know in boyhood or ; rlhoil lay.
—the grat-dma that admint-t-r* d to
'car every wan*, -nd loan* >1 the .. ’ -
lug hand in the hour of nr d. hut
I mho * • f‘t quite . > >r > a*; ■*
mother of Mrs. liaslcm. Tal - If
I all around the plot amused nr. * .hat
.» w... t iLc theatre goer loo—-
BIRTH RECORD.
Mr and Mrs John Kaif arc : •'
1 parents ct a scion pound b. . .i
| little folicw arrived ycterd , nd
1 .til . ■ 1 ft.g Llv* !.-•
THE CHTi'KICLE 'CEW? -RIXIDAP. COLORADO
Social Affairs
l.oc \I- 1' rN C T IONS
and society news
Fu.i Xichol* H f.
; ied N.rhe’s of i. and son J
•
ti
with relatives and -n 1* Mt
} nr and w he ;■' - UD*,
.* • '.• • d Mr* i 11
who * . *. *a 1 e«v« r months In
N l-
Mt* Tivlor Re*; ring.
* :r. .«.*•* of .\ P : T-i> -
. Jr. sill be glad i ar cf nv**
■ ttr.pi. 1 con lltlon. Mr* Tsylnr has
tt r :*t< ntd with prou.a. but
’•* r«;c.rted better today
■ B . • 1
tide spirit * : hin erl- j
j : cc. and rla ns are br. t r ide for
:.'.an>* so«:tl functions be given
,u; th holiday season among the |
. . Seesral it wlllj
fii . i numerous *rties wU!
take place during Christmas week.
1
: .i rf thc.r young lit*-, and no de
:.il will I*, left on don. tM*t will
work In the l.ttle one’s
\1 I :
• i rt th. Mate theatr. ■ u Tuesday I
•
:• t • »:• a- if l‘if nager at,
■/. a children’* m a tine r. i! t glv-J
-1 it the Wi *i theatre, fre of charge ,
!.• the yrui.«*ters, who w . be the
„uc.t* c( the Elk* lodge. *'l)u-.
Bar n * the production to be glv-|
e.! !M*»;. .i-« not th- > nly one* J
' » v: ill njoy themselves during the j
. . .-t ?’ ’grown u.»* * well, j
i*. 1 t » *t> ap.' » • r faml- ;
‘
r i . ir*.- cn Thursday cv* at g. and a
'r. : j*jllv titi 1« nrt.. a *•»!. The
A: • dub dan • will be the laat J
of *i«* *r»-. isl . iiutlon. t*» tie given J
*::.•• ’ • •' a tht b. a N«-W ,
: Year’s t-vc dance will bring thej
• k * g.. *. :*» :p. rime <:id- |
ink.
CaQ'ieilTriri
O ■ Hr- the Chrl»tni3* \
idiot* took pint yeotetday morn- ,
.t. n ' *- k ~'t Mary a Epis-.:
.
n • •
Anita Pearl and John Graham fad- <
n p. .'formed ■> flea. J. O. Ferric |
‘the n'lithf; and n f. x friends of the '
\out:c triple T' bride wa* a;-
:♦ n»*• <1 by MiM J»>an Caddell. sister
... •■
I t f I. W. I
..,1 the wcddlrc march and Ed
t i .Ml and F Clatk wore the t»-h-i
i\ (on o - lh cwcBOfly the |
• « '• - party served an elab-I
a f'.': at the honu- of thol
1 . . the daughter cf Mr*.
' ;* j -.trl o. Aguilar .nnd ha* a larsc i
•
tl
I mod
•
. »• V. k:-'vn In this city.
J • r;: « : of -.ii? stale on their
; FrfrrtV..- : i-. fine pn.rici icr '
J; Chriltma*, r.t Kliver's. -
EIVOECr I> GKAKTED
* ■ *» I '■ P* i
•> ' formerly J j
i • -
•> . . - ;-,b;kv.d. A r Conrad. In the }
£ 'took I
lottff Who .1?-..
Vpril 35
+ ne and n half |t
; Ing to
*rt Defer. !. who is In Omaha. 1
• • ' • ' t tl
* set ion for divorce. |
-T VICTIM? ~ THE PANIC
;• vn.E rr '-d io death
v _______
•> u 1 ; ■ v- SI. —Of the
- live*
graph theatn
J . ! ‘:.r-l.v.-t tiltht. t'.ot
•
<1. c\.i ..in. ■ . ;’.n- bodies showed I
v to
I> :: te~r.;.l h -rrr: _ - caused by pree-
la attempting to escape. The
Xi| nlc the audltt lam was frlght
* : ; T the . w s capable of ac
re o 1 > people with
.•f r: > . :r. . tl. .r. 7- ■. including
*;• Idren. had
T • : . tb flamee broke
<? : •• - ' ■ :af'rs jumped
Xj in their 1 the lot* baleon*
| -• ogling
J troupe Mow 1
* fatal.
DECEMBER 23. 1912
Pythian Sister*.
th
. • * • Hi.
o'clock :»*• CmOo HalL—I
\: & C.
Stotk Brings Girl.
Hera to Mr. nmi Yi.a . L. Harr.:# ,
.1 . T 10 little *1 I
arrived Saturday, and mother and
baby are dome nicely.
—
Jolly-Water*.
1 ltoi>« rty Jolly ot Toilcrburg and I
Mis Pearl Waters were qalMl) tear- |
rivi! Saturday after:»ocn by Jut >
Only at
jccesry witness v< Aft* I
lor th* cores any the newly marrleJ
I couple !■ rt fur Dearer ami tn .
•
will epead th*!r honeymoon, return-1
canon: home.
ISIS GIVUS AWAY TOYS
T L Qabt. r
- ..
I Claus today and save away flee bun
-
Trinidad. Etc-;- lfttl,* uil that. ia'. • '
: erf;
it toj Never were there
many harpy hearted children psu-j
1 Ire up and down Commercial otroet
lea today werded their way* to and
•.
.ay* for everybody at the !*!».
GAMBLING CASES
IN COUNUY COURT
ARE DISPOSED OF
i The bal-tue of the gambling cane*
v«r* dliiKitril cf in the county court
l«hl* afternoon, when Ell Greea re
turning from Oklahoma where he
nj» killed by the lllnee* of hi* moth*
• r. entered .» plea of guilty to keep
.ng can; bli ng room*. four sejiaraie
|Va#e* ami wo* fined f3O and OOOtS.
If*harle>* Veltle alx) pN-jnl- cuilty an*!
' vVallle Leace: Each were assessed
Ithe minimum fine.
IMstrlit Attorney Mcllcndrle en
tered .» nolle In th** »a-e« again*t M
J. Berger, t* 11 Kiehter. Veltrle aud
! ragllueo. fhral-* Nlcolll and Bruno
Slcollt,
• ** of the gambling <mk». the result
!nf the September md October Infor-
I mat ions.
Twenty-five charged w.tb keeping
I gambling room* entered picas of
cuilty In the county court Us. Tu-s*
iday aud w- re fined. A few ca»t» are
-.•t for ttial by Jury early stx
month.
Everythin!; in fine pisfr.es for
Cniistmas. a: Enver's. 2
I If you arc troubl'd with chronic J
«*on»tlpatlon. the mild and gentle cf*'
tret of Chamberlain * Tablets makes ,
hem especially suited to your case,
for *ale by all dealers.
Everythin}: in fine pastries far
|Christmas, at Kuver's. 2
Chacon Takes Over
Barela’s Weekly
I Eusebio Ctncon. deputy district j
. -
I ha! Ist. Senator Caslmiro Barela re- !
tires frem the newspaper field :a 1
(w hich he ha-* been a: lvo for twenty-j
'five years and intend* to devote the i
ji.mainder of his time to his own af- 1
.tairs. maintaining hi* residence or
his ranch near El Mojo. The senator
"ill convey on Christina* day to hi*{
son-in-law K Chacon, the plant and j
jcwnershlp of “El Progresso”. thr]
jSpanlsh-American weekly. Chscon;
becomes editor and owner aud vr.il
jbereaftcr conduct the policy of th'
paper and at the same time attend
'tu Ms private law* practice. He ha
cstaMifacd lr.w office at the El
!P- crisso office. He has about three
| weeks more to serve as depu - ; dis
trict attorney.
I El I’rocrcsso was established
,twenty-five years ago acd for twenty
' oars has been owned aryl conducted*
y Senator Barela, who has used the
organ to further his political ambi
tions. He turns this newspaper and:
•-■ • •
ton as a Christmas elf;. Tnc senator]
•tcvls that h* has reached that place
jin his career where he is unable to
I give the newspaper the required at-!
• tenfion.
Mr. Chacon ..* the <on of Major Ra
fael Chacon, a pioneer resident and
Civil war veteran. He declares that
he intends to make the Spanish-
American organ a first-class weekly.
Th*' first issue under the new own
ership will appear the first week in
January.
When you have a bilious attack
give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial, i
They are excelent. For sale by all |
dealers.
Christmas
Specials
lock her;—yon ought to b; able to pc: what yon want for your
Ckr.ittrns dinner from thi. list: TURKEY. DUCES. GEESE.
CHICKEN'S. CELEEY. LETTUCE. CAULIFLOWER TOMATOES,
RADISHES. PARSLEY. GREEN ONIONS, BRUSSEL SPROUTS.
ARTICHOKES. SPINNACH. OYSTER PL.'.NT CUCUMBERS. PEP
PERS. SWEET MANGOES. SWEET POTATOES FULL AND COM
ELITE LINE OF FRUITS.
CANDIES. NUTS. ETC.
Headquarters for Santa Claus
at the Big Emporium
Partial List of What the
Big Store Contains
Ur 7 G::d\ Groceries, Meats, Home-made Bake:; Ooais.
f . L«d;e«. and Children. Clothing, Gent*
Fumifhings. Slices, lurniture. Carpets. Rugs. Gla»s and Tin
it are. Crcckcrjrwais, etc., etc. • «
m EMPORIUM
D. R. HINDMAN. Manager
l
*
Smoke Commercial YoV
S Boquet Trinidad^^^J
Come to the Grand Christmas
Shoe Sale T o-night
Prices Tumbled Again
A. H, BUTLER SHOE GO.
IoS North Commercial St.
CHRISTMAS DOVES SI.OO TO 54.00 PER BOV
WHY SALVES CANT CURE ECZEMA
t. o old-f *. one<l theory-of *kln troubles but none that wy can
curing eczema through the blood ha* I recommend ;u» highly aa this for w *
. . • ata, aanj know that i».i».i». atop* the Itch at
different salve# have be. n tried for unco. We Ju*t want yon to gl\ •
fain • i.• ha* • i i.D.D. a trial. That will be enough
[that these #alv,>* or.ly clog the pcrc* to prove it.
. . •-• • (not Of ■ outm all oUur drag its bar*
*kin below the epidermis where the l*l».l) rrc*criptlon—go to them if
lefmi |ed. u can't <on •• t- ui <. ; ac
ept son big roflt Uut
1 probably explains the tremend.-m- But if you come to our store, wo
success of the well known liquid are so certain of wlut D.IVI). will
k"xe:ra remedy. r;l of w:r.tergrccn do for you that " offer you n full
thymol, i h•. • mponnd- |aln bottle on 1 gu -If you
! ei j-j pdp Prescription. dont' find that it take* awa> the itch
We haVe sold o • AT ONCE, It Mta yon not a oent.'
Hansxcan Opera Houto Pharmacy. R Ircralde Drug >t n
Practical
Presents
P*l Arv flic kind that Plra«
f SO WHY NOT GIVE
A SAFETY RAZOR.
A POCKET KNIFE.
A TOOL CHEST
PERCOLATOR.
CHAFING DISH
ELECTRIC IRON.
Coaster Waßon. Air Rifle.
See onr Baby Quick Meal Ranße in window- Buy one tor vour
little daughter.
H. B. BROWN HARDWARE COT

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