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RrH nH • “Tin* vital itiudy fur the employee, IjHWK
,h lu learn everything touching I»»h
poaltlou clearly and thoroughly.”
—II A WORKMAN. |«M
The vital point in financial iuc
j ecu, ii adopting the beat plan. Per- WmJ&B,,
rf'jrt i aonal and buaineu bills ahould be Mirtf'tyX
canceled with bank check*. They J
ate voucher*; are liandy for refer- I HAVE!
) ence. Keep your check account— .
i „ . . . . 'MONEY
here. Our plan u belt. . ,^1
yjrJTt l : THE
90' The BANK
M First National
Bank Ip
Wlxß TRINIDAD. t'OIXJRADO.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
We take this mean* of announcing In our friend* that the
fire in our office Saturday morning. December 21>t. while very
unfortunate in many way* did not dritroy onr record* of ex
piration* and daily reporta And all iwlicies will be renewed in
advance a* heretofore. We arc *'.ill in a position to *ay your
polity will not lap*c in this office.
We regret to announnr the lot* of most of our 1913 calen
dar*. whch were beautiful work* of art. and are *orry indeed
that we will be unable to anpply all our client* with the*e, a*
waa our intention.
We are now located Room 207 Bank Biuldiug. pending re
pair* on our old office room, and all butinen* i* having our
careful attention a* heretofore.
The Home Security-Investment Company
laaarance. Loaaa- Real Edate. Bond*.
S. c. HALL- President.
Oround floor, Pint National Bank Building.
EDWARD I*. WIGHT, President. i>. P. Jones, Vice-President.
W. It. CHAPMAN*, Caatiicr. II l\. HOLLOWAY. V-Prca.
C. It It API*. Aspliludl Cashier.
t lhe Trinidad National Bank
Cnpitiil i i 00.000.00
Surplus. and Profits f60.t00.00
DIKKCTORB:
K. I), Wight. 11. K. Holloway W. J. Murray
Phillip Schneider IV P. Jones W. It. Chapman
We will be pleated to have your burincmi am) olfer every ac
ronimodatoln consistent with safe banking. Intercut paid uu time
deposits.
HAVE YOU TRIED THE
Cas&ba Melons
A California delicacy. \\\ have
ALL GOOD THINGS
IK TO EAT
Try our Oregon, iion-irrlguicd up
pics. Supcrlutivnly good. Also Cal*
I t\ l \ ifornla cnntcloups. The best to cut
jj g Sole Agents for Richelieu
Phone [pEnMnni 527
Trinidad [|7M|fT|TiClJaAa| North
546 IUkiASIIMNiKSSEp Com l St.
Watch Butler’s Ad.
, Monday
A. H. BUTLER SHOE CO.
108 North Commercial St,
SATURDAY
m CHXOiaCLX-NRWB, TBUTIDAD, COLORADO
PERSONALS
11. I). 11 row ii uf Itatou Is in the
t-Uy on a few days* business trip.
Mrs. Pruncl* Taylor left this aft
t ruuoii for Weston for a day’s visit
villi friends.
Joint Mayer left tills afternoon for
Hast lugs after a day’s busluess trip
in this city.
Mrs E. Iteuiieti of Indagua was
in the i Itv toduy sbopplng and visit
ing with friends
Mrs. John lleck left ibis tuoruing
ft*r Victor, Colo., for m few weeks
v islt w Mi friends.
Mrs M McGuire left tills after
noon !«»»• l.iidlow after a day’s shop
ping trlji in ibis city.
Miss Adams of Pueblo, who bus
been visiting iii Wtttervale, left for
her borne tills afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. it M. Griswold of
A.mllar are iu the city on a day’s
shopping and pleasure trip.
W W Itoylc, munuger uf the
store at Morley was hi the city to
day on u day’ll business trip.
Miss Jane Alexander left tbls aft
ernoon for Weston lor a few days’
visit with Miss Marie Mebrllng.
Miss Stella Carey left this morn
ing for Forbes where she will spend
Sunday visiting with her parents
• Mrs. A Aduuison and son left this
morning for l.yun for a short visit
witli friends.
| Mrs. I*. L Daw-son and sou left
this uiorniUK for Howeit for u day’s
visit with friends.
Mrs. It. James uud two sous left
tbls morniiig for Lynn where they
will spend u few days vlsltiug with
friends.
\V. .1. .Murray, general mauagei of
I the Victor-American Fuel company.
Is in tbe city on a few days’ busi
ness trip.
F S. Speeluian. traveling passen
ger aegut of tin* Missouri Puciflc
rnllroad. Is lii tin* city on a day’s
business trii*
I; J llerrou returned this morn
ing from Claytou. New Mexico. where
lie spent a f*-w day- attending to
biisiin-ss matters.
Mrs A. I*. Coppers and daughter
Theliuu have left for lucaid. Kansas,
where they will atteinl the funeral
nf Mrs. Coppers’ unit her.
Kd Hanmeu of Denver ami a former
school friend of J. K. Tluuupsou of
tuts city In In Trinidad for a abort
visit with Mr. Thompson.
Mr and Mrs. M. II Lluu ami Mia
of Pueblo nrn In the city spending a
few weeks visiting with Mr. and Mrs
W A. Tribble Mr. Lluu is a brother
of Mrs Tribble.
F V Clark left his afternoon for
Denver on a few days’ business trip.
Mrs. A. Iluii her of Raton left Mil*
afternoon for Ludlow for a short
visit with friends.
Th« many friends of Mrs. Clyde
Aslieu of too I.*diversity street will
be glad to tu.ir of her Improved con
dition. Mrs. A>lieu bss been ser
iously ill for the past week.
Mrs I 11. Juhiirou of Atlantic.
Texas, and cousin of C. I*, and W.
H Howell of this city passed through
Trinidad last night enroittc to St.
la»uin for an extended visit
E Von lliiddcnbrock and A Kauri
of the Philip Schneider Drew lug
company left this morning for Pueblo
where they will spend a few days
attending to business matters.
James Grisham will return tills
evening or tomorrow from Sau An
tonio. Texas, where he spent a few
! weeks visiting with Ills wife amt
; daughter who are attending the
I winter there.
| Miss Myrtle Wilson, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Wilson, left this
morning for Sullda for u week’s vis
it with relatives, returning In time
for the reopening of school the sec
on d of January.
Mrs. A. Parker and daughter Alice
and son Howard returned last night
from Canon City where they attend
ed the wedding of II Parker and
Miss Dorothy Dlnck who were mar
ried on Christmas day.
Mrs. J. G. GHUthler ami son lion
aid. and Mrs. Karl llaller expect to
leavet he first of the year for New
Orleans where they will spend a few
months visiting with relatives. They
will be present at the carnival to be
held in February.
Mrs. 11. K. Holloway and Mrs.
Gambler of Denver left for the capi
tal city today after spending Crhlst
mas week In Trinidad vlsitln with
friends. They wero the inspiration
for several social functions during
their stay in the city.
Mrs. Henry Igo of Greeley and
Mrs. Robert Girling of Kotehklss.
who have been in the city lor Iho
past week attending the family re
union being held at tho Wiliam
Green home on Fourth avenue, left
this afternoon for Ludlow and Agui
lar on a few da vs* visit with rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Denton of La
Vet a. Colo., have left for, their homo
after spending the past week tu
Trinidad visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
D. It. Hindman. They arrived In this
i-lty to bo present at the wedding of
Miss Florence Hindman and Louis
Douglas who were married on Christ
mas day.
Miss Ida Wolcott. Tor the pust four
months school teacher at Scgitndo
bus been appointed to take one of
the grades at the Park street school,
made vacant bv the promotion of
Mrs. Norn Clark. Mrs. Clark has
been appointed principal of the Co
lumbian school. Miss Wolcott’s
place in Segimdo lias not been filled
as yet.
January Ist
Is the best time to start a Sav
ing* Account for yourself, wife
sou or daughter.
SI.OO
Opens an Account
We extend writ It onr Holiday
Greetinm* to you. our proniluo
to give I hem special attention
The
Commercial
Savings Bank
K O Noigren of Segundo is iu
the city on a day •. biialm-HM trip iu
the Interest of the ColoruUo Supply
company.
Miss Uafuelitu Vigil left t lalm aft
ernoon for Vigil to resume her school
duties as teurher. after spending the
holidays in Trinidad
I kina Id Forker of Denver was iu
the city ycMtcrda) for a «diort visit
with frieiida. enroot. 10 California
where lie will make his |H*rnuiiient
home.
PERFECT WILL NOT
PERFECT ORGANIZATION
It Is probable that the Idea of hold
ing a poultry show in Trinidad will
be fcibai%|ou«-d. unless cottfdderahb
more interest Is exhibited tliuu wus
noti* ruble um night Only on* Ion*;
poultry fancier showed up at Hie
' bauiln r of Comm* r-•• headquarters
and after waiting for .-*me little time
tbe meeting was railed off Another
meet tog w ill lie called at u later date
when tin* t toil I try raisers of the Sun
flower valley and other parts of the
• ••unty may attend
The pluu is to organise an associa
tion to conduct an annual poultry,
pel Mock ami «l«ifc show. It was sug
gested that late In the mouth of Feb
ruary would be th* bet time to hold
•h* heal show, a week or two after
the Delta exhibit.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express our thanks to
Him many friends for their sympa
thetic roiirtcAles during the recent
il!ne»H of our beloved wife uud
daughter. Liule Mitchell, and for
the many beautiful floral tributes.
--Jam*-’* Mitchell. Wm East 1-
NEW ISIS FEATURE
Miss Ina KisiMdl, lady baritone
spot light” solirtN. i» the newest
Mm feature The accomplished sing
er appear* at each show and the
feature Is proving a favorite with the
patrons. Mis-. Kisseli cam** hare
from Denver where she has been ap
pealing for several months 1
NOTICE
Electric current will be shut off
lighting and railway • l;i ults on
Sunday morning front 7.u«» to 7: 3ft to
make some repair*. The Trinidad
Electric Tiuiismivdou. Railway and
Gas Co. 1
DEATH AT HOSPITAL
Frank Xlmiiih ii. an Austrian You I
miner, died yesterday at the hos
pital. The deceased wus stricken
with append!* Ills on Christmas day
W'liilc ilaying at the Model routulug
house, trout which place lie was re
moved late Thursday. He wus '.’l
yeurs of tig* and unmarried.
REPORT OF ANDY POPLE’S
DEATH "GREATLY
EXAGGERATED."
Some one who viewed the remains
of an Austrian miner who died yes
terday at San Rafael ho«pit.il in tin
morgue or the Trinidad Undertaking
parlors, remarked that th** deceased
resembled Andy l*ople, uud later in
the evening wunn other person made
the statement that the dead man was
Andy I'ople, llie well known local
contractor of this city. The state
ment waa immediately repeated and
spread around tho cty rapdl.v, caus
ing considerable excitement and re
gret. among Mr. I’ople’* friend*. The
rumor was to tho effect that Andy
I'ople wiih killed In mi automobile
accident, and numerous inquiries
weer made of his parent* who reside
on Stin Pedro street, who were Inno
rent of the Mtntor, rousing them
great shock by the false report. Mr.
I’ople later iu the evening put In uu
uppearance and stopped tlie rumor.
"Greatly exaggerated,” he said when
Interviewed.
COUNTY CLERK BETTER
Reports today ar« that County
Clerk Sum Garcia’* condition Is
slightly Improved. Mr. Garcia has
• been confined to Ills lied for two
weeks with pneutnoiiia. For over a
week lie has been iu u precarious
condition and Ills chances for recov
ery were slight Hi* friends are
pleased to know he is improving. -
SPECIAL WARNING
Relative to Christmas i
Decorations
lin nut attach Mmiui* paper fcstoon
iir: to wlei'trli* light globes or shades.
I*o not use cotton to represent snow:
use asbestos filin', ho not iiso ran
dl«-K to give tU<' <*liriKtinnM tree a
brilliant appearance; where illumiii
at lon |k absolutely ui'ceiuuiry have
miniature electric lights In Ht a I It'd by
an experienced electrician- Watch
pan J«ts; Inflammable decoration**
may be curried against them by air
current*. Head your InsurMiii'i* pol
l.v iH'for** making any hasty or ill*
ndvlxeil decorations and note the
Clause to tile effeet that tills |K>liC>'
unlesK other wire provided hv agree*
meat endorsed thereon or added
thereto shall lie void if the hazard
be liurenseil by any means within
the control or knowledge of the In*
ku red If your premises are damaged
by fire you wunt your Indemnity.
|>o nothing, therefore, to Impair
your iontract
II A DAUOIIKIITV.
•; Chief Fire Dep’t.
|*ub. Dec. I*. IHIS .lan 11. I»I3.
NOTICE
Healed bids will lie received for
the construction of the lais Animat*
County Court lloure. until II o’clock
a. in January If*. Ihi 11, by the Hoard
of County ( "oiiiiii iss ion era of l-a* Ani
mat* County, Colo., at their office,
corner Main and Cheat nut Streets.
Trinidad. Colorado, according to
plans nud aped flint lons on file with
I. II and w. M llapp company. Ar
chitects, Masonlc bulldlnit, Trinidad-
Colo. *
All bids to l*e marked lilda on
Court Mouse, and add reared t«» the
undcralgu**d. The Hoard reserves
the right to reject any ami all bids.
ti F. IIA HI.AN.
Chairman.
DR. JAFFA RECOVERING
l*r Ferry Jolla who wan operated
on In iH’iiver ulmiiii wo mouthn ago
has utmost regained bln perfect
health am! It*' is no longer confined
to Ills t«H*m at St Joseph's hospital
lie la taking advantage of Ills stay
In the capital city and is doing som**
I tost graduate work In surgery under
Dr. l,ronurd Freeman, the eminent
surgeon of that city lir. Jaffa ex
perts to return to Trinidad In Jan
uary and will resume Ills practice.
5c A DANCE AT MADDENS
Iterinnlug Next tint unlay. -W
JANSEN BOYS LECTURED
Fbur Jansen liovs were brought
.uto the count* conit this morning
tor f ghtlng. The bo's have been lit
the habit of fighting among them*
selves and have never hern noticed
A day or so ago the grandmother of
one of flies tuallcr bays made a com* :
plaint because her boy happened to
lip on the losing aide
The bovs were given a beverr Icc* ]
lui** bj Judge ItoKft ami sent hone
FUNERAL OF MRS. GRIFFITH
Funeral services over the remains,
of Mrs. Sat ah Clementine tSi lffith,
who died yesterday afternoon at Iter
home Cl!* West Kansas avenue, will j
lie hdil from the South Methodist j
church tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock.
CALLED A STRIKKE-BREAKER;
SEEKS $10,000 DAMAGES
Salt l.ake City, L'tali, Dee. 28. -
For publishing his name among a list
of strike breakers, Austin Ribbons,
a furnace man at the (iarfield smel
ter today filed suit in the district
court against the littermuuntuln
Worker I'uhlMilng com puny for
$ 10,000 damages. Thu case Is uni
que in l'tali courts and the decision
considered Important |u the fight be
twoen labor unions uud non-union
employers.
MINERS’ o
TOOLS International P k
State Bank
Beal Shovels Scud their money away
60c, 65c, 70c Each ■ < ■ i from Trinidad and buy their
Beal Picks. 40c Each ! , J"?! f " ,,u
i ! doing they take the profits
Miner s Pick Handles 15c Each ] away from the homo tuor*
Carbide Lamps $l.OO JkQfl lh «"'t curtailing bis busl
. . .. _ 6# if J nei;a nnd reducing his pro-
Satisfsction Guaranteed i\fi f(t „. Ul||H lnjurlng U|ni> |W
| PAID ON TI MIS j •«- -»o “ >-■
I DEPOSI I S Do your bunking bust*
J | ness with tin* only batik In
A HT Q 'l*r in Is owned and
■ ■VCeRIIIIjP K controlled by liouio capital,
Übll The profits of the bunk will
HARDWARE COMPAQ noSlLn S! ™T*
i 130 AEh l OK KEN 1 not sent to outside owners.
117 Eait Main Street .
Phone Trin 86 ! j
DECEMBER 28. 1912
ROYAL ARCANUM
XMAS PROGRAM
| laist uighi tin* local lodge of the
Itoyal Arcanum held its annual
iChrlalmtiH exorcises. After the pro
gram Santa Claus distributed pres
ents ami lamly and nuts to the ehll-
Urea and parents. Over one hundred
aud fitly children were present at
the annual fisttivltles.
The Koval Arrutiuiu (..'lirlstuius en
tertaliimeiit, wliieb is an annual af
fair is looked forward to with iih
much Joy in tin* hearts of the little
ones as the Cliruch Christinas enter
tainments
Tin* following program was given
last night.
I'rnyer .1 W Compton,
talk A F Hollenbeck.
Song—Miss Helen llauawiild
Duet .1 R Clifford ami II I. Morris
Headings—J. R. Clifford
iMano Solo -Fredn Hawkins,
S«'|ect|ons by tin* Koval Arcanum
orchestra.
F. O HUSTED.
Osteopath uud Chiropractor. for
acute and chronic diseases. No drugs
examination free (looms 218-1!* An
derson block.
NOTICE
Itegulur Uie*'t llig of Millcolu Coun
cil f*7 I). of I*., Dec. 30. All mciuhers
requested to be present, Instil Hat ion
ic k. Sherrie, Pocalionttw, \V, d
Warren. K of If.
5c A DANCE AT MADDENS
lleginulng Next Saturdu*. Ins . 28.
Chronicle New ■» 50c u month
TIRES, TUBES
and all acceoanrlea for the Automo
bile. Motorcycle and lllcydv carried
at all lliuea. Vulcanl/lng our tpec
laity.
TtoTriildad Novelty Works
Pbona Trinidad 138.
Qualify printing anything
everything at the Chronicle-Now*
office. Work delivered when prom-
A LOOK INTO
OUR SHOW WINDOW
! Will cou% Inc* mu that *«
carry in stock
All Ike Intest improved Elec
tric appliances
| Rood Christman suggestions In
I rcadlugH lamps, etc.
Trinidid Gas and
Electric Supply Co.
I’h. Trio, It SIS K Kiln.
Dress Slippers
We l.avo the humlHuuicat and da In-
Unit creations In vvomeii's dress slip
perm and puiups we've ever shown! \
THEY'RE BEAUTIES!
SaUiih 111 blue, white, black. S \
lavender, green red. black ami K
grey
$11.50 91 "i' w 95 “
P. 6 W. Shoe Company
EXPERT SHOERS
PAGE FIVE
"Alow did tli«* bird Know that"
You can bu> wherever you
plcnxe of courme! You will be
belter plcaaed if you buy hero!
• /*r*—
Wc vc tutted tlic ball toll
iiik thia winter.
With our new ideal in Suita
and Overcoats!
Never before to manv smart
creation!—to many cxcluiive
pattern*—so many distinctly
different models as there are
this season.
Winter Overcoats are all the
ra«e!
And our styles are all the
R° —icoinn fast.
Just as many new ideas at*
most as there are in suite—nnd
just ns interesting’ sls, $2O
Ingram-Powder
Clothing
Co*
Its blng. torturing skin eruptions
dltfigurc. uuuoy. drive one wild
l*oun’x Ointment Is praised for its
good work. 50c at all drug store*.