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Heating Stoves
If tin- one you have docs not wuiui your house these cold day*. let
uh put you otic u|i that will and lake your olil one In exchuugo.
STOVE REPAIRS
We carry in block adjustable stove liuiiiK to fit any biovc. Title
In the time of year when your cook stove or rang* is taxed to Its
ulmost, Don't mini It by buruiiig It too long without the liulngs
fixed, fall us up. Wo will call and see what is needed.
The Cash Bargain Store
I’lione Trinidad tjon .103 North Commercial St'
CLASSIFIED APS.
... FOR SACE-rOR RENT SITUATION u.
AND GENERAL WANTS jK
Kkuuil sii»l Hitustlou Fib** Two I *i*«rt *«»**• *"*
Wanted-Male Help
For U. 8. army. Able bodied un
married men between IK** of I**
and 35; rltl/cua of Foiled Ktate*. of
good character and temperate l.ab.ts
who tau speak, read and writ# tbP
Knallsh Uukuskiv For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer. 102
Weal Mala St.. Trinidad. Colo. tr.
Wanted
AM who do not receive their
rhtiitilili-A'nss to photic this office,
between 9:00 end 7:00 the same
evening.
Sr.-ond hand furniture Carmich
ael and »*o . Phone Trinidad 530. tf
Your films to develop. 10c a roll
nt Rreeu’s Drug Store. *mo.
When you want a Rood home
rooked meal this Is the Bachelors*
home, 521 State St. tf
tSIrT for general housework. Apply
259 fill avenue. 3
experienced girl Mr general house
work Apply morning* to 201 K. 2nd
street. if
fash paid for cast off clothing.
Shoe* and huts. Call Trill. 426. Imu
'reams to haul coal, apply 302
(ioddard Ave. or phone Trln. 910. tf
farrier boy. Must have home. Ap
ply nt fhronlde-Newa office. tf
For Sale
Sell off your surplus stuff buy using
f-N want ada. They only coat 5
cents a line. sf
fur ro w an.i second hnnil fumlt
uro cull on Carmichael and Co.. 130-
132 Klin street. Phona Trinidad
(•30. W
Appropriate Christina* presentn.
hook* and liiblen carefully selected
from missionary stock, fall Itev. J.
W. Taylor, phono Ited 182-1 rings. 3
Cleanup *i« on Qotaard Cortot*.
I*.', per cent off while tlio» last. 428
West First or Phone Trln. 70 t»
Ten shares Trinidad Milling mid
Milling Co. slock, phone Trln 251. tf
Lost
Dentlriuan's comb In ease. Finder
pleusc leave same at this office.
""""Package lea spoons. Finder please
return to tills office. 2
Some where, either near postoffice
mi Walnut. Chestnut, or Maple street
Ituckclliook containing a sum of mon
ey and other articles valuable only
to the owner. Finder return same to
liu N. Maple. $lO Howard.
’”*liT*lhed*ty. gentleman's open face
gold watch, brass tag attache*!,
in.ll kr<l A. K. I licks. Co. F. 10th Mo.
Vo|. Kelurn to f-N. Hew aid.
Found
Found in the f-N contest ballot
box. n small sum of money. Owner
limy have same by calling at this of
fice and stating amount.
Two inllesTlown the river a black
mare, branded "HA” on loft hip. Call
I ley-Patterson Meat Co. 3
Furniture
We buy and sell second hand fur
niture. Full Trinidad _4Q3 tf
Taxi Cbb ”
Xiixl liny «r iliKbt. Call Toltoc 110-
I. I, Trill. ~'»l. or Trln. 2»4. *£
Cleaning
Clcmilna.* prcMlng anil dyelu*.—
Til. Trinidad Cleaning and Dyr
Works. “
ABSTRACTS
THE TRINIDAD ABSTRACT CO.
ROOMS » AND 10. POITHtV BLOCH PHOHI THIN- D1 a 641
TUESDAY
For Rent.
Three room furnished apartment,
with hath. Also 2 rooms for 912.
light, heat and water furnished. >l.
la. 1,. Anderson. Anderson block, tf
"" Furnished housekeeping rooms,
tut) Fnlvcrslty. Phono Ited 1442. tf
Booms for light hou'kccplng at Lu
cerne. Pboue Baca 383 or 418 Beech.
tf.
One. two or three rooms for house
keeping. reasonable, 508 Animas, if
i One 7-ruoui house. 1703 Nevada
Plioue Bed 2072. 2j
Furnished rooms for light house- j
keeping. 509 K. Ist Bt. if I
I I
I Four room house with water at
j 121 \V. Baca. $l5. Apply 922 ltobiu-|
son. ®
Three rot/ii house, w-ltb water $B. |
Apply 022 Hoblnsou. 0
, Modern 5 room bungalow. Apply!
M. A. Kastou. 317 \V. Topeka. tf.
Modern rooms for llgbt bouse
keeping. 2QI Slate 81reel, tf
Situation Wanted
Free employment bureau, office of
\»*orUlcd Charities. 419 Commercial
street. Phone He I 2992. Help
urnUlo d and croidoyment secured. If
Work lu sturo or office by com
petent young man. Pboue Hod 3735
IP year old boy wants work with
j privilege of going to school. Will
j work for hoard. Phone Hcd 2092. 2
Printing
If yon need printing or any kind
: ••nme to the Chronicle-News. High
; class work, reasonable prlees.
Papering _
" U|i to-dalo design. ot w.ll paper.
| l.nrgn (election. Very loweet price..
|J-> Ilurkland. 109 Kaet Flrat. Phone
j nuca 663. I guarantee. tf.
Money to Loan
■ 111 clinllcl wearily: reawinnblo
roles. Ik O. Newnani, lib W. Main.
STEAMER GOES AGROUND
c'uiidy Hook, N. .i.. D. e. 21.--Nos
ing her way through a blinding
snowstorm I hi* sleamship Turrlalba
of the Fulled Fruit company's line
went hard aground today on the
sandy wastes of the Jersey shorn line
between Itarucgnt and Atlantic City.
A stiff northwest gale was blowing
but this afternoon word was receiv
ed my blrelcss that slur was resting
easily. The vessel carries nearly six
ty passengers. United States reve
nue cutter Scncru started for the
scene at once. The weather was so
thick that the rescuers had trouble
in locating the stranded ship and the
Seneca reported by wireless that she
would have to proceed cautiously.
The Turrlalba*s plight first be
came known In a wireless message
from Captnin Llnduy. her comma nd-
TAFT AT COLON
folon. Dec. 2 4.—President Taft
and his; party arrived here today on
board the United States warship
Arkansas. They landed at the dock
this morning. The party includes
the president and Mrs. Taft: Charles
I*. Taft. Jr.: Miss Louise Taft, Char
les I). Hllles and Mrs. llllles. Beck
men Wlnthrop and Mrs. Wlnthrop,
Major T. J. Hhoades. U. S. A. Aide
De (’amp. Leluteuant Commander J.
\\. Timmons, u. s. n.
Fruit cake for XmM.— Kttver’l. 2
” THE CKRONICLE-NEWS. TRINIDAD. COLORADO.
THE MARKETS
/Ss. FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS
(@> DAILY REPORTS Vsg;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Now York. I>ee. 34.—The early
stork market today wua of a typical
pre-holiday character. Many of the
active speculatora were absent from
the street and those who remained
took only a perfunctory luterest in
prices. Dealing* revealed some Ir
regularity but the torn* became bet
ter after a futile effort had been
made by the hears to attract a fol
lowing by selllug the active shores.
111-ports of uti agreement in the sub
way negotiations Infused some
strength Into the local tractions. The
money marked displayed further
firmness, call loons renewing ut 9
per cent ns* compared with I, |fer
cent yes!ei day
Bonds were steady.
A few speclaltlea moved wildly but
the active list was uegleated. Trans
act lons Mr the hour aggregated only
alsuit 7.000 thares.
Uuwillingness to trade was In
creased by u rise iu call money to s
points and speculation cuuslitcd ol
merely sculping transactions
The close was firm.
Business was centralized In the
locul traction group In the final
hour. Brooklyn trunslt rose 3J;
Thirl Avenue 3*. and the luterbor
ough Metropolitan stock-* I to 2
points. Ilallroad and other special
ties were firm on n limited demand.
Atchison 1054; Northern Pacific
120: Union Pacific 1594: Amalgam
ated 75 J: Cireat Northern 7302:
I Heading 1071: St•i:| 072: Sugar 11 7;
New York Central 1073: Southern
[Pacific 105: Steel preferred 1091
THE MONEY MARKET
New Yolk. Dec. 21. Money on
Icul| firm. 54» 8 jH-r cent: ruling rate
J 0: ( losing bid 54: offered at 0.
Time loans weaker: oo days 0 i*cr
Leal: 9<i davf* 5 ;©C: six mouths 51
I ..
j .*J per rent.
j Close: Prime mercantile paper 6
i per cent.
; Sterling exchange easy with act
ual business In bankers' hills at
| S|| for On .lay bills and nt 1.553
for demand.
Commercial bills 1.807-
llnr silver 924.
Mexican dollars 49.
(lovernraeut Itond* steady.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
| ka:;sas city oeaih and mat
Knnrax City, Mo. De. 21.---Cosh
' Wheal unchanged to 4e higher \o
.2 hiiril 83 41 She: No 3 sl* .
No. 2 red lo|4<i.o|. No. 3 99©
'•os.
Corn uiiehuuged to 4«- lower. No
j 2 mixed 40: No. 3 ll© 14 4: No. 2
Iwbllo 10; No 2. 4Se
1 Oats unchnuged. No. 2 white 314
. © 35; No. 2 mixed 334*734.
| R» 02.
i May steady. Choice timothy 1541
13.50; eholeo prairie I 2 4i 12.50.
I Receipts: Wheal 77 ears; corn 93
jears; oats II curs.
Close: Wheat. May 80',. July 831
© 83jJ.
Corn, May 10',': July I7J.
Oats. May 31!.
CHICAGO 4UABD OF TKADE
Uhb-ngo, Dee. 2 I.—Drain and
provision* markets opened dull and
narrow today with flic* tone generally
easier. Traders for the most part
were evening up their deals in prep
aration for the holiday tomorrow*.
May wheat opened J4i to 141 ge
down at fit 1 !»l 4r Q. The close was
( wenk. May 2c down at 014U5-
I May corn, opening 47* 4c lower nt
J 18!© declined t<» 4844(5- The
| elore was weak. May 2c lower at
i May opened unchanged to a shade
up .it 534(*i \ lo 33\ an Udcrlined to
33.
There were no early iiuotutioiiH for
May pork, hut January started 24c
lower at 17.70: May lard opened a
shade down at 9.97}, and May rili.s
2fic down, at 9.80.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago, De<\ 24. —Cattle receipts
5,500. Market steady to strong.
Beeves 5.95 If 9.50: Texas steers
4.50© 5.80; western steers 5.7u@
7.50; stoekers and feeders 4.25(g)
7.10: cows and heifers 2.75 ©• 7.75:
cu 1 vc* 6.5 04i 9.9 5.
HOGS: Receipts 19.000. Market
steady to strong.
Light. 6.95© 7.37}: mixed 7.05(3*
7.50: heavy 79? 7.50; rough 7© 7.15:
pigs 5 © 9.00.
Bulk of sales 7.20 (fi 7.40.
FHKKP: Keccipts 10,000. Market
steady. 10c up.
Native 4 4i'5.30: western 4.15©
5.30: yearlings 5.90©-9.90; lambs,
native 9© 8.30: western (*.3o© 8.30.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City, Mo.. Dec. 21.—Cattle
rrretplH 5.500. including 300 south
orns. Market stroug to 10c higher. ,
Native steers n.io©9; soulhorn
steers 4.75 41 7.25; southern cows and
heifers 3.50 native cow** and
heifers 5.4«-• 8; * tuckers and feed
er* I 804(7.1". bulls 1.254( 9.25;
calves 74( 1" Wi-**leru steers 5.50©
8. western cow* 3.75'•( 9.5(1.
HODS: Itccelpts 9.00". Market
atrong to 5c higher. Bulk of sales
7.1007.40: heavy 7.354(7.45; pack
er* and butcher** 7.20© 7.10; light 7
©7.30: pig- 5.50© 9.75.
8I1EKP: Receipt* 3,000. Market
*t roug.
Mutton* 5 :.o© 1.75; luinh* 9.25©
fi; r.iuge wrethrri and yeurliug* I ©
9.7 5; range .-we* 34i 4.35.
Denver Livestock.
Denver, Colo. Dec. 24. Cattle
receipts 900. Market higher.
B*-ef sleet lib 7.50; cow* and
heifer* 4'-( 9.50 sockor* and feeder*
stf 7. calve* 9 .» 7.50.
HDDS: Hecelpts 500 Market
higher Top 7 !«•: bulk 7 25© 7.30.
SHBBP: Hecolpta Market
rtrour Yenilings 5.354*9: wethers
4.35© 5; lamb* 9.7 5© 7.25; ewes
3.75© 1.25.
THE WOOL MARKET
8l laOills. Uu . Dee 24 Wool
steady. Territory ami western me
dium* 2 1 *i 2
Flue mediums 18 *i 20c.
Fin** 13© 17c.
Boston. Mu©. Dec. 2 1 Transfer*
of domes?le wool are b>-*-<*mlni; light,
alt hough there is Millie demand for
Deere* Valo* are easier but the
shading I* noil««*able iu only a few
line*. The demand for territory wool
both In «*ilgln.»l mill In grade storks
ha* fallen off but scoured territory
moves freely l ine territory staple
Urlug* 99 cent - scoured
\ lair I.* r*mm| trade has sprung up
io unwashed grade** with Ohio selling
nt 28 cents.
Texas and California w*m*l is very
dull.
Kasteru buyers are prepared for
Hie annual «rli> to the western rang
es for flu- 1913* lip.
THE COTTON MARKET
Cnlvcston. Texas. Dec. 21.—Cotton
unchanged. I l
New York, Dec. 24.—Cotton spot
closed steady. Middling uplands
13.20. middling gulf 13.45; no sales.
THE METAL MARKET
si I axil*-. Mo.. Dec. 21.—Lend
dull. I I"
Spelter dull. 7.15.
New York. lie* 21. Copper
dull Standard *<>ot to March 17©
i 17.37; electrolytic and Ink*- 17.92©
17 87; casting* 17.25 41 17.37.
Tin rteailv. Spot t** December
5o 2.50.25; January sn© 50.05:
Fehruary 4 !».H5 4/ 59.95.
Lead dull. 4.20 4» 1.30.
Speller dull, 7.204 l 7.10.
Antimony dull; Cook*ou*s lui.
Iron *iulet trad unchanged.
Miss Alice Thaw to
Wed Boston Banker
Pittsburgh. Pa.. Dec. 23. -Cards
have been Issued by' Mr*. Charles
Whitney of Boston announcing I In
engagement of her son. (Scoffrev W.
Whitney, a banker, to Alice Cornelia
Thaw, formerly the Countess of Yar
mouth. and since her divorce from
Yarmouth known ns Mrs. Conley
Thaw. The date for the wedding
has not been set, but it will prob
ably take place In the spring. Whit
ney’s fiancee is the daughter ol
Mrs. William Thaw and n sister of
Harry Kendall Thaw.
I
| Chronlclc-Nows, r>oc per month.
DECEMBER 24, 1912.
Incentive for Living.
If a man J* an Invalid, and wlahaa
lo live*, *lv» turn an engroaatng tank
to perform. Thl* la th* leaaou of thn
last montba of General Grant * Ilf*,
according to Mark Twain, aa quoted
tu Harper'* Magaalne. After tbe gen*
eral Aatabed Hi* mamotrs, Mark Twain
write*, “the larJc of any atrong Inter
net to employ bla mind enabled th«
tedlona wwrlima to kill blm. I tblnk
bla book kept him alive
months."
Reward.
■very time we do a thing careless
ly. falling to pul our highest tbought
tnd our greatest akill Into It. we are
lessening mr ability to do good work
This I* the penalty that unfaithfulness
to duty carries with It. lint when
ever wn put onr best Into our work,
exercising care In tbs slightest detail,
wo are adding to our power*. This Is
the reward of fidelity to each opportu
nity.—Blanche t'oonley Messing.
Child's Narrow Escape.
A little four-year-old Han Bernardino
(Cal.) girl. Harriet Rtrang. recently
bad a remarkable escape from death.
Bb«* picked up a rattlesnake and car
ried It some distance to tbe porch of
her home, where she let the reptile
bltoe tbe bouse dog The dog died In
agony two bourn Inter. The dog's
cries attracted notice and the parents
dcapatciied the deadly reptllu before
It could do further Injury.
Bird Sanctuaries
Bird sanctuaries recently have been
established In lQngland and In Aus
tralia. An attempt is now being made
to protect the herona of Kgypt. from
which country the birds rapidly are
disappearing before the guns of the
plume hunuvw The bird-protective
work la becnmlng world wide In Its
manifestation. All countries finally
are becoming to realise the service
which the birds iwnder to man.
Retort Imperative.
Kenelnn had repeatedly boned
Richelieu for subscriptions to various
charitable schemes and the cardinal
always refused xr loosen up. One day
Kenelcn was telling him that be had
been locking at hla I Richelieu's) new
picture. "Did yen ask It for a sub
scrip'lon?" Inquired the cardinal
“No: I saw there was no chance." re
plied tendon: "It looked so much
like you/*
Limit of Quackery.
A story Is told cf a noman whose
lover had an unconquerable antipathy
to red hair, so she applied to a quack
to have the color altered. He replied
that this was his wife’s department,
and that she would furnish the lady
with a leaden comb and the antl-Kr>
ihraean unguent which "after two or
three applies!lona will make you aa
fair or aa dark aa you plaaae."
Tidal Wave Flooded Graveyard.
Terrible scene* were recently wit
nessed at the little seaside village of
Premia del Mar. Spain The recent
torrential rmlnfull has destroyed the
churchyard, washing ir.o corps*-* 1n«o
the sen. Twenty coffin* floating In
the sea were saved by fishermen of
tho village.
Sharpening Scissors.
The simplest way of sharpening
scissors la to take a knife and cut
sway at the back of ft. as If you wish
ed to rat the hind** «f the knife In
two with tbe scissor*. IV* this ten nr
twelve time*. Th« efhsct Is marvelous.
Thn poker can take tho place of a
knife.
Nothing There to Find.
•'Well. Minks." said Dnbblelgh, "1
see that they have just hnd their cam
ir.enormcnt up at your boy’* college.
Hew d'd he stand the examination of
hi* mental baggage?" "AH right."
said Minks, "they didn’t find aovibing
dutiable." —Harper's Weekly.
Conditions to Fear.
Of one thing we may be certain,
tfou our times of norrow* and dlnmay
are but the natural sign* that, we are
mot»»lng fast—we need not fear
thrmC What «-e have rather to fear
are tlm time* when we recllno In In
dolent content.—A. C. Denson.
Not Much Disconcerted.
A workman on a building In New
York city was recently buried under
tons of earth. After being rescued he
shook the aand from hi* clothing and
announced that he was "all right" and
resumed work with a shovel.
Not Sought After.
A great CMrman doctor let It be
known that he eras blessed with a
wife "who could make red hair as
white aa a lily," but no modern
woman would wish to patronise her.
Its Root Value.
"This poem wae written by a promi
nent lawyer of this city. Has It. any
▼alas?** "About aa tnuoh value." said
the editor, "aa a legal opinion written
by. a post."—Washington Herald.
The Beneficiary.
GUaat—So the Jury gave me SI,OOO.
That’s great, eh? Lawyer -Yes. my
boy. You don’t know how badly I
needed ItriLlfa
Clear Mind.
To clear tho mind of life's obscuri
tleg-v-jhat l* to live.—*\ P. Sayipjeu.
NATURE AND SCIENCE UNITE TO MAKE E
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey j
A MEDICINE FOR ALL MANKIND I
licit in cases < f :»om*rl>, tl-mit B
*n«l 1 ""if trouble I•» •» i**n»o
stimulant Ami hotly builder.
t ...Ir-muk rJDk WLy
i nti rj
-I p W MMmr ir« piTt-n> -"no *«*n iumuii i t
lUlTbr .11.1 -ir.lna |l "• 4 >•*** * '"A
Wrtu l-t arfvM-r And 1. i-hl '»*£. |™****tem
p*>aw> ia*i» iuw»Au»r. n. %. j gj
KERN PLEADS FOR
ALLEGED DYNAMITERS
(Continued from page one.)
-••iialor. “Would you permit n con
test over a row to Im» decided by t lie
word of such u man?’*
“It lias lui-ii said ttint Hi*- National
Kreclois’ nsMH'lallon un*l tin- I’nltcil
Slate* Steel corporation has had
nothing to do witli this raw But it
has been shown here that th** ag*-tit*
of the National ICrectors* n*s*M'|atloii
t*mk flout the Iron Worker*’ union
Iw-ailquuiler* tin.utiu letters I-'kuii
th*-** Ho- government. l*s»k Ino let
ter* In which It was sought lo show
a conspiracy existed.
"Did the government read all of
« Store Imu letter*? No. only p.nt* of
th*.-• i* tiers, tho parts which tu«-
proscrutlon thought show**! » .on
splracy.
"Why, since the time f.o .1 . hang*-
In the ndniliiHtratb-n thl* country
! approache*. I have reel veil .or. of
I letter* on a variety of subjects it
'>l*ll read those letter* literally you
j might convict the writer* with al
! most any charge you wished to make
, against them "
• The erectors* n- uu latl-111. t.» which
; Senator Kern referred was mi organ
j Izaihm of open .hop 1 cntrio tor*
against whom th*- Iron worker-' tin-
I lon had ended :t strike
Iteferrlng i«> what h«- • ailed "the
interests which wanted th> tin-11
pros. • uted. Senator Kern - .id:
"When the grenteyt crlinln.i if the
eeiitury Is prosecuted- and it will In
it will ho an gt t «.. ret lb 1 01 it
these lalMiriug men now on trial were
called upon 10 pas* upon tin 1.-itern
that wouldl lie produred "
Senator Kern attempted to show
that tile evidence again-' Olaf \
Tvellnioe and Kilgeiu* \ ('lain v of
San Krnnelsco; l-*rnnk K l*nlnt*-r of
iOiiiiiliii: Michael .1 llannon. S.•ran
i lon, I'a : and against other d*-f< ml
ants. •’was not sufficient to convbt
I Item.**
j .SeuuUir Worn deserlbed as “the
■ third degree ' certain federal
ligation.* in |.os Angel*-* Oscar
Lawler, special assistant to ill.- :*t
j torney general and Arthur I. Witch.
I deputy district allorney of Lo* An
j gcli * county liad test If led that
IClnticy was examined in Lu- Aug'des.
that heenuse of heart trouble In- was
attended by a nurse and that lie
fainted.
Tho third degree hn- liecunu- so ol»-
noxious that recently a congressional
Investigation was ordered. said
Ke r. "We had suppnseil It was
practiced only by the police. No I
one ever thought of Ms being used j
by higher.
"Thai was done In Clancy's cn-c.
Almost collapsing and in such :i con
dition that stimulants had tn he
given lie was put through a third de
gree by those who engaged In It
against all contempt of law and de
cency.*'
Senator Kern said the only evi
dence prodnerd was that concerning
I the flight front ralifornin of Mrs.
Flora Caplun, wife of James M. Mc-
Namara's accused accomplice.
Clironlclc-Nows, r»oc n month.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ni they
cannot reach tho scut of th<- dlsca**-. Ct
tiirrh Is a blooil «»r constitutional dlaciive,
mu) in order to euro li you tnurt taka In
ternal r-mcdles. ll.ill’s l.’-itnrrh Cur- l.i
taken Internally, uml a 1. directly upon
the tilood and menus surface*. I..tils
Catarrh Cure I* 11 >t a *|U i- 1; ni i. u-• >’
tens prescribed by *c.o of the h-..t p’iv—
siclan* In thin lovntry f r y- urn snn r;
a regular proscrlp'l'ci. I ' •
♦ho hr*: tonics known, .-ml vv" - »•
heat blood purlfi r.:. r-’tiv.g dir-*-n tJ-.
mucous sm faces. T jvrfrn
tlon of the two Ingredlc.vt.-. I- *“h 1 r" 1 -
duces ouch wonderful i'* , s"P- i 11 cur.nr
catarrh. ft«-nd fee 1 *im .1' I*. lr«-c.
F. • ■ ill NI V • - -• Pi ro!
»: »• t.
Take Unlt’u t auid/ i dl-t for c- ;stq>ouou.
PAGE SEVEN
SALVATION ARMY
TO PROVIDE BIG
CHRISTMAS DINNER
A rimml Mib-tautial t'lillstma- din
ner will bo provldotl •>' tho Salva
tion Army t*» every family In Trini
dad that would otherwise not have .1
(’hrlstma* dinner Ihi-lgii ''a**- b
hMiking after every poor fnmllv md
tho baakt 1 d< llvort -i
tut key. chicken or roast. with pota
to**, crunberrlo*. vegetable* aml
other thing* that go lo make ti
good ClirlMma* dluti'-r Th*- kind
hearted people «*f Trinidad have **.n
ti |butt d lib rail) to tho mlu boil
ilactnl at different plan iboul
ami to Ho- pot on th.- m.an corn- > «•♦
the city
Knalgn Cast kept bus) lod • y
delivering the t’hrlsiina-* *lluncr
Imskcla. ut thl* I* only a i».' t of
what tin- Salvation \nn> will do to
Inlrg Chi I*l me* t*i i-vciji horn* Next
Saturday ululit there will I*** •»
Christ mat tret •> tht halva lion \ b|
barracks, with • im.y ami tiul* and .1
little gift for the children of tjlo
poor Donation* f*i*»*l ami • l«»i <• -
have been coming In. and the tin
• i
a led l*»r t«'moriow
TRADED JOBS WITH "$500
TO BOOT”: PUNISHED BY COURT
1.. 1 • U
K Rich ter, 11 • ' < • •
I ler who *-x* hang >1 hi |o»ltlon with
1 D-nver carrier and paid '$ f*»
!.- .1 . w.i. lit* n-•-•I v. lcn>/ 1r-
Fedci a I Judge Wcllm. m- to pay a
Hi**- of 91 and to ir-rve on* day In
Jail.
ltl« liter pleaded guilty. lie said
In- v . -. in hud health and thought a
. hail,, ni clHuut c -■••M 1 -u* f■’ l 1 m
V"*
Mardi Gras
tlii* \ - ir vm
Y--u'.- .- it ui' ' -
n..t ana: m.« : < t!..1» l-.»
cm trip .it tin- if •' tim' '
! 1 -nvi - - -
• . •• '
im .1». ll;c-ic • tlic
Southern Pacific
Steamships
. •
Only $6O
w. k. McAllister. Cm. A c t.
313 Railway Lxchnnua bltfit. j
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