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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29
G. A, R. REUNION
To Be Held Here Satur-
day, September 7.

The Annual Reunion of Post 53, G..
A. R., will be held in this city Satur
day, Sept. T.. A full attendance of
the comrades and all old soldiers, their
This is great day with the old veter
ans and they look forward to it each
year, as joyful occasion. and one of
good cheer and determination.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29

Kind"st regards come to Us fro
Bill Peterson, Claverhousa,
with assurance that he and his 2
family are all, which we are g
hear
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29
Get the Saving Habit.

Lay fora rainy day Money ones pocket often spent
the the while you will think twice before drawing
balance the bank The by
dpotng responsible bank That the only prevent
from burning ho your pockets Pay your bills by check which
makes the best kind of receipt We offering big
small investments but safe depository funds and interest
on same at rate consistent with sound banking Put money
where will be safe and draw while Cultivate the
saving habit children by opening their
Teach them their pennies One dollar will
at this bank Prosperity dates from the first dollar saved
have made the you have spent and somebody
else in the bank Don't let the other fellow what
Why your money the bank? Try you
but dollar Why not begin today?
MARION COUNTY TRUST & BANKING CO.,
per cent interest on Time Deposits Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29
Ex-Confederate Reunion.

The Elk -Confederates of Grundy and
surrounding counties, hold their an
nual reunion at Monteagle Saturday,
Aug. 81 A big time is expected, rs
elaborate preparations are being made
to entertain tine boys who once wore
the Gray.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29
The Trials of a Traveller.

II am travelling salesman" writes
f. z. Youngs, f. berkshire, VT, ''and
was often troubled with constipation
and ind gestion till | began to use DR..
King's New Life Pills, which ! have
found an excellent remedy" For all
stomach. liver. or kidney troubles they
are uncqualed. Only - cents at
Whtwrll Drug Co.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29

UN IH6A UUI IVIINVJ HIIU IVU
the ball actually struck
was reluctant to give deci
Innings, !
Sequachee, 0
Jasper, 0
Hits-Jasper, 4, Sequac
Jasper 4, Sequachee 3.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1912-08-29

One of the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lam" book. Apply Chamber
lain's Linmrnt twice a day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each APP
and you will get quick relief.
For sale by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
FEW COAL MINE DISASTERS
DURING YEAR JUST CLOSING

Coal mining ppcrrti tons In Las AMI
mas county in the year iai2 have
been marked by two scrious disas-
,crs On June ~ nm explosion at
the Hastings mine OF the Victor
American Fuel company killed twelve
men. including Fire Boss John Thorn
as. On August ." an explosion at
Piedmont mine OF the Rocky Noun
tain Fuel COMPANY. resulted in the
death of Superintendent w w. Twec-
dulc and his assistant. \. Rubin. a
powder explosion AT the Curtis mine
on December 1 resulted in the injur-
les of Shot Inspector George Collard
and caused his death two weeks later.
A Slav shot firer was also injured.
Investigations of the explosions by
the coroncrs jury were conducted.
The cause of the Hastings explosion
was never definitely fixed but the
evidence of which the jury took cog
uizance was that defective lamp
carried by the fire boss which cN-
posed a tiny flicker of flame had
ignitcd a pocket of gas. These two
disasters sum up the tragedies of the
coal mines during the year. save Tor
the deaths by rock falls and other ac-
cidents scattered at intervals through
the twelve months period.
IN the year 1912 Las Animas couh-
IS has maintained its place at the
head of the list of coal producing
counties of Colorado Moreover the
coal companies have done mhch W
improve conditions tending to sate-
guard the lives of the workers Par-
ticular advancement has been maue
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
s350,000 IN BUILDING PER-
M|TS ??5!G0RD FOR YEAR.
MAN,: = II f.: y ::!,'PROvEMEN|S

1 lim.ncd during the N"ur. Including
the improvements Of the Tafoyn block
the new BarrHck building On Elm
istr.rt aud MaIouff building an
Vest Main street. George liausmnn
has broken ground for handsome
siO.uUo residence aud any number
OF smaller cottages. bungalows and
terraces have been put up since 1879
wHB ush"rcd In. The ,rmory build
ing Is one ui the many improvements
Of the year.
! In the mercantile district the Ma
son CANDY company has found II
necessary to build u !ull sized cx-
tension. The Southern Colorado
| Mcgcuutil" company have found
larger quarter Th" main streets
iarr dotted with shining white fronts
InLd many new firms have entered
, into tn" business life of tn. city. In
Iuluding the Golden Rul. store. III"
GRANGER itros. Hardware COMPANY
The moving piciuI. houses hay"
been constantly adding new improve
m.n's anh increasing the seating cn-
lpRci'y and lt the same tim. adding
comfort aud con,cni.n.. to the pat
IRONS. The Isis has installed u new
enamel front. put In an orchcstriau
IuEd modern ventilation arrange
moHt. The Photoplny has three
/ times replaced old seats for now nnd
better ones and among other int
sign. The Maz. th.atr. has also i'm
proved ai considerable expense.
Space viii not permit statement
OF the city improvements In the way
oi new s.a.rs, pavement contracts
completed. new bridges and culy.ri-
and street rcpHira. Central pnrS
property hns been improved b, hot
houses on ston-wall avenue. A band
stand aud nn ornamental lighting
arrangement has been installed at
Nit Carson park and free band con
ccrtS given IN the summer months.
\ si".b1 equestrian statue of XII
Carson IL ronu to- br erected Tho
foundation pedestal viii coon bu rc-
cci,uh here. The statue is being
made by Augustus Lukrman, tho
New NorL sculptor.
, Thr"" or four al the city school
buildings have been improved by
new roofs aud sanitary arrange
n"nts on the Interior. \ first clnss
| and up-tu-daic manual training Dc
pnrtnlcnt has been completed In it.
equipment during the year. aud the
first years hamdiwork took tho spc-
cial prize, - c-N silver cup. Ht the
third annual county fair In Scpt"U-
her
IN addition TO new buildings aud
r'modollcd and improved buildings.
there have been II number of Lusi-
ness transfers aud impUrtant trans
actions tn business and residence
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
$4,000 BONDS
To Be ISSUED
FOR WATER
SERVICE

Ia special adjourned session last
night the city council adopted AN or
dinanc. numbered iiS. authorixing
the issu. and prescribing tn. form OF
water works bonds OF the city OF
Trinidad to the AMOUNT of $4,000.
and providing FOR th. levy OF u Ia.
to pay til. same. Th. ordinance nu-
thoriz.d tn" Issuance OF bonds to pro-
yid. for tn. construction OF "a new
pipe lin. from tn. lam near TIjcrras
to III. reservoirs mt Madrid. After u
reading tn" ordinance WIS passed for
first publication.
The urdinauc" provides that the
bonds h, dated January |. 1919, anu
payabi. January |. 1898. without OPP
tion Of prior payment ana bear In
tcrest at tn. rat. oi five per cent.
and consist OF for'y-fiy" bonds OF
1000 each. To each bond be at
tachcd coupon. thirt" of them. each
coupon representing half year pay
mont OF interest Tn. OrdInanc"
then prcscribcs the form of the
bonds.
II pro. id"r that th" city nh'ii levy
annually tax To pay the interest on
til. bonds and that yearly fund
equal To ,.i3 per cen; Of III" iuii
yaiu. Of the bonds be created Ia h"
known ms a Redemption frnd.
In II communication addressed 20
the Mayor. the Park Committee stat
cd that the foundation stones Of the
xii Carson monument had been
shipped on Dcccmbc. 1G and thHi -
u prccaution from vandais II fcnc"
should he bull, around the stones. a
resolution was adontcd instric'ing
tn. park committee To suggest do
.isn for fence. In passins III" r-so-
luton (, was III. sense Of tn" council
that tho commIttc. use its own jndI-
mcnt in erecting safeguard for the
stones. This being tn. only business
before the meeting adjournment wa
taken.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31

\ number oi important transfers
Of real osiHt" were mad. during the
year 1919. In the twclNc-mouth per
Tod iba, ends when the bells ring
tonight u number OF fine residences
huy. been built. many new store
buildings and public cdifiees erect
ed. and several large structures COM
p!.tcd las, yenr We're dedicated. The
yalu" OF new building permits Tor
The year vii reach In th. close neigh
borhood Of s33J.p"o. til. record In
the city's history. A number OF the
leading firms oi the city hay. re-
modelled their establishments or re-
moved to larger quarters To accom-
noiatr the growth In their business.
II has been u year oi Improvement,
The year started oil with the d.dl-
cation OF the Sis".buu new high
school building. on" Of the finest In
the state. In March the s:5,"pu
First Methodist church WAS form
ally dedicated by Bishop Quaylc at
,hrc. services. Former pastors Of
the church from al paris oi the state
We're present, In few hours s2i.-
'"' oi 'hf ttib'b''NH'NN NHa ll'ilEth
10y subscription.
On September - the cornerstone
u. til. new f.0n.U court house WIS
swung into place. The actual work
of tearing down the old building be-
gan SIX months earlier and the
ground was broken FOR the fouudn-
ton In May The year DYING tonight
sees the first story framework nj
and the work being pushed to COM
piet!on.
The year hat. seen the erection and
improvement al three baud -omc
printing establishments. Hhc Al
vc: .ir'r b.iI!e.uE on East Main street
and Chtstnu, stree; has bcrn open
cd. the Robinson Wright building ad-
joining and N. second story cf the
tEroni, News building IL now hny-
ing the finishing touches put on.
rcaGy for occupancy In u week OF
two. The ca viii have one of the
most modern and Commod.Uus plants
Ia Colorado.
Much has been done In the re-
modelling aud Improvement Of hotels
and tn" erection oi apartment houses.
The Maivrrnin flats ON rinr street
has been mad" into q modern nud
convenient apartment house. tlIlt
rivals amy of IL size In ;hv -ttics \.
4. ii"ndrichsSn H. now engaged In
constructing u modern apartment
huuEc on Arizona avenue, Just around
the corner. which when completed
will h" credit TO the city. Tho CO.
lnmhian hotel has rcdccoratcd the
interior aud is now building and lit
ing NJ beautiful cai" annex. which
Will be- ono OF the finest IN thc-south-
west. Many improvements have
J'ccn made at the Toltcc and Iiazcl-
dine hotels.
MAnN Othnr smlller blocks hnNe
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
TRINIDAD WON
PLACE ON THE
SPORT MAP
IN 1872

Trinidad mas been on the sporting
map OF Colorado during III. year that
ends tonight. The prize fight game
hiss had It's ups and downs but
throughout one local idol has main
irin"d supremacy ia his class. Benny
Chavez stiil rcisns the nndisputcd
champion Of the bantam weigh, class
In this section OF the country and he
has battird his way nearer to the
goal His most conspicuous vie
tory was ON Labor Day when he
scored "a dcclEign over Monte Ate!
On - foul, ON july | h. won over
Harry Ri-d". the m.ll being stopped
In the eighth round when Chavez had
his opponent gu: 10 ribbons. Eddie
L"crh was put out On the night OF
September 20 in The 18th round. In
other fights held elsewhere Benny
has mrt and defeated all aspirants.
The year has discovered new
white hop. Of championship material
In Fireman Harris. Harris made
his first appearance IN u preliminary
on Labor Day when he knocked out
Herman Grant In one round. Young
Hector lasted two rounds on Scptcm-
Der IS and In his trird fight Den
Preston. u color"d siunt. walked out
OF the ring after the third round.
This f!asco put Il "rimp In the fight
game aud there hgy" been no con-
tests since. Harris " now In Pueblo
training Ia meet Battling Britt In .
few weeks aud later Jii, Flynu.
Amateur baseball held the center
u the stage ,'iIs suriri";. A city
early part OF May and gave the fans
"a good ar,ici. Of bar The pennani
was won hy tn. Rod Son team. The
batting trophy. u god banded ball.
went To Ron Cha.n". tn. big Red
M;iI barkstup.
Several efforts were made To or
ganizc sCmi-proiossional team but
the support necessary was not forth
, coming. Ira Bidw"il. falling to in
ludc Trinidad In his Rocky Noun
tain I.'agu" organization. brousb,
,is Pueblo Indian team hero for u
few weeks and finally transferred
the aggregation 'o Cheyenne. The
team played good bail Will" II was
here. Previous to ;his an ind.p"nd
mt team held furtii Tor n few weeks
bu, disbnndod when Bihw"ll brought
his team hero.
/ Til" high school hoys and girls
, basketball teams wgr" members oi
1.-The CoInrudo-N"w McNIro in'crSchol-
iatlc league. and III. girls team con.
uucrcd every schooi team during the
season Th" boys tclm Jared not rs
well hut made splc idid record. The
schedule FOR the Writer season begins
in January.
huiomobiling has nc"n the popular
sport OF those sufficiently well off 10
maintain machine Hundreds oi
traEscon;incntal 1utp tourists have
passed through here during the yea.
cuToutc from coast t. coast. Local
autoists have made many excursions
to other cities aud T:!nidad has more
automobiles for the Gih. OF its popula'
tiou than any city in Colorado.
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Year 1912 One of Unprecedented Prosperity Locally
Growth of Trinidad and
Las Ani,nas County Shown
by Important Euents of 1912

ln the YEAR 1919. Trinidad has
tal.u It's place la the front rank uf
Colorado .ltirs. II has established
It's claim us u convention city. II
has entertained automobile tour
ls,s from all parts Of the world, !,
has witnessed Il EtUu'.y aud suh5tan'
.tlal growth and u twelve month per
iud 81 unprecedented business ncti,-
ip All this is shown by III" table
OF important local events of the wear.
eliminating murders ana suicides and
events OF like character which II
published below:
Jan. = international State bank
payH It's fIrst dividend.
Ian. S. Emporium established hN
combine Of Alcllp Dry Goods GO. aud
Ai.Xnudcr Morcan,il" TO.
ian $. Stockholders oG Model Lnud
rEd Irrigation company meet aud in
orcsfc capital stock from fGun,n ,n"n
20 S. ..Uo".U"",
Jan. l. EN-Goyorrcr {. :. Thomas
speaks at dodiraiion Of Trinidad
'l!ph school
Jan. 10. sixty good roads boost
cts attend Colorado roads convention
at Pueblo
Iau. ~. FIrsi Methodist church
dedicated by Bishop ". \. QunNlr
jan. - Hines committee hold
iirFt meeting to consider plan OF
commisslGn government Tor city.
iuu, -. Old santa =" Trail usfiJ-
.putIyl organized.
Jan. an y. W Stone. former own
err o! chy1niclc-NCws Eor' To ccntc-
Point. ore.
Rob. . Reorganization Of Price
Lcomsu Clothing company to in-
gram Powder company.
Web. 3. Opening of PoiiS Brewery.
l.h q. i'-,f. o x. Morssn rc-c!.c,-
ed city school superintendent. Hines
committee granted additional tim"
To report.
Fch u. New Catholic parsonag'
ric.rrd hy sishob y G. MEE.
Feb. ~ Mir clara Louise Farley.
uutr Epusnkcopcr for Abraham Lin
rolu. gives interview TO C-N.
Fob. II. Roosevelt Progressive
club organized.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
COMMERCECluB
HAS BEEN BUSY
DURING 1872

During the year the Chamber OF
Commerce has passed through per
iod OF activity the greatest in the
history OF the organization Its ac-
compIishmcnis has opened new
epoch and given a new and bri yhtcT
iudus,ria! outlook Tor city and coun-
ty with a capable and hard work
ing secretary and live board OF di-
rcCtors. kccnly watchful OF every op-
rDrtuniiy to benefit this city. the
commercial club has distributed its
activity into many departments.
The new year started out with "A
whirlwind membership campaign
that doubled the membership in n
weeks canvass The organization
conventions, in tho entertainment Of
transcontincntal automobile tourists,
in good roads work. and many other
lines. by his contributed articles in
newspapers, magazines and trade
journals and good roads publications.
the secretary has done much to ad-
vertise this city and county.
BN IHRihE up lHr matter ol io"'t
express rates. lower passenger rates
to Pueblo. lower freight rates on GER
tain commodities. and By its invcsti-
cation into the charges for electric
light and power and gas. the com
mercc club has done much for the
resident and property owner. inter-
estcd in lettering the fire fighting
facilities the Chamber OF Commerce
last March recommended to the city
council the purchase of an automo-
bio fire truck.
Directors comforting with the
county commissioners brought about
a larger appropriation for road work.
ny enthusiasm displayed delega-
lion of sixty attended the annual ses-
sion of the Colorado Good Roads As
sociation at Pueblo last January and
holding the balauce OF power this
delegation brought recognition to the
10
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31

I'm the fist aid and helmet work and
on the third day of the county fair a
miners contest was held. Eighteen
teams competed In the first aid CON
ties; and five teams in the helmet
contest This was the feature event
of the fair Earlier in the year Vie
tor-AmeTicau teams held a contest al
Walseuhurg which was won by the
Maitland team. The miners of Las
Animas county arc as well trained in
first aid work as any coal miners in
the United states.
Early IN April the c. +. * l. COM
pauy and the Victor American Fuel
raisc in wages. The advance in the
scale was voluntary and had no
strings attached to It. The advanced
rcalc has been in effect ever since,
Last Saturday tho Fuel company am
nCunrcd the adjustment of the scrip
system. another important step for
ward toward better conditions \
county branch of the Rocky Noun
tain Coal Mining Institute was organ
lied here and Officers elected.
The coal companies have been lib
eral contributors to the county fair
and other projects and have worked
hand in hand with the Chamber OF
Commerce for the promotion of the
countys welfare. There has been
marked activity in every camp and
the miners were never more satisfied
with conditions than at present
There has been no strife or discord
between the operators or the men
save in scattered instances in the
Aguilar district.
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Ringside Wire to
Tell C.-M Story of
Palzer-McCarty Go
. . . . . . . . . = . . . ,

. Full returns by rounds of tho I
. Palzer- McCarty light at San =
. Francisco tomorrow afternoon Z
Q will be received over the Chron- Z
. icle- News special leased wire Z
= and thes tory will be bulletined Z
. Il, he store of the Trinidad Z
. Cigar Co. as rapidly as it Is tick I
. ed off the wire. Sport fans are Z
. invited to be present.
. The fight is scheduled TO I
. start at $3.50 y. M. coast time Z
. which will be i:30 mountain Z
. time. There is always more or Z
. less delay but the story should I
. begin coming by five O'Clock. Z
. The C-N leased wire ordinar- Z
. lily closes at three O'Clock and I
. the night wire does not open Z
. until six. On special occasions. 4
. however. both members of the
. Associated Press are "cut in. Z
. The C-N Will get tho story right
. from the ringside and bulletin Z
. 1t aud the most convenient point
. in the city.
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rs candidate for county Judge.
Aug 80. Explosion u, Piedmont
mine Kills two.
Aug 81 Two killed IN explosion
oI e. 4 :. engine nj bunker Hill.
Sept. :. Labor day. Benny Chavez
wins nom Mont. At,cl ON u foul.
Sept. .. GOV. Shnfro,h speaks NJ
court house. informatlons filed IN
county. court against nfty alleged
gamblers.
sept. .. officer Martin "Nuu-rI,-
Arthur Johnston.
Sept. . \. ". MoiIcndri- named
by pToFr"ssiv"s ns candidate. for dis
ttici Judge.
Sept u. Rev. = " Hr,tnnii uc-
ccrtF pastorntc 1i First NJ. r.. church
Aivu Adams sp"Hgs nj cour, house.
Sept. 10. Primary election.
Sept. -. Cornerstone oI court
npus- laid by Masons.
sept. - ". u. Morgan appointed
To iii vacancy ON court OF appeals.
sep. ~ Eighteenth annual con
N.n,ion Colorado Federation No
mems clubs opens.
Oct Is. Fireman Harris knocks
out Young Hector In second round.
sept. 10 Cot. Roosevelt arrives
apcaaH NJ SAINT. 10 depot
Oct. 90, Anniversary service at
Fist Vi. T. church
Sept ~ Third annual COUNTY fair
opens. James Kier-ii.riI" speaks "a,
West theatre.
Sept. 80. Sit. of HI, Carson park
dedicated. Benny Chavez knocks
out Eddi. I.."ch In 18th round.
Oct. &c. Contracts lc, Ior Inn
pruv-mcn,s ON Model land. Edward
kra,ing speaks NJ high school. Emil
sriu'l spcaks ut West theatre.
sept 80. I..S Animas county Pro-
:Ec.-iScs announce ticket.
Oct. :. Tuliy Scott and II. II. Sci
dumrldgc speak ut court house In
dic'ch gamblers given on" week To
plead
Oct, >. e. q :. announces winter
- li"uul".
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
1912 Record Year
for Cupid Many
Notable Weddings

Ia the year 1919 the county clerk
issued 80. marriHg" licenses. In tn"
months of June and October were tn"
greater number of weddings. 'hci"
being usually the banner months or
the year. 4 number of tn" leading
families of tn" city and county wor"
joined by marriages performed dur
ing the year \ list of the no'abi"
weddings OF the year follows:
Jan. Miss Rosie Boutwell, 10
T.. G.. Anderson OF Usage, kans.
Jan. Clara Aultman to W. +.
Dodson.
Jan. 2s.-Sam Grimslcy to Mrs.
Nellie Willis.
Feb. Ada Bennett to W. II.
La awsou.
Feb. ii.-knthryu Morand to Ro-
bert Campbell of Colorado Springs.
Mar. 3.-knthryn Bone TO Sam
Weinbcrger of Grand Junction at
wichita. Kan.
Mar. 1O.-iIarry Wolsley To Iona
Kendall.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
MANY CALLED BY
GRIM REAPER
IN 1872

In the wear 1912 a number OF the
old pioneer residcnts1,citizcns OF
high standing In the community and
who have done much to build up and
develop Las Animas county. have an
.swcrcd the summons OF death. Other
and younger men and women have
been cut down at the accomplishing
point OF "A useful life by the grim
reaper. The death list Of the year
includes the following well known
residents:
Jan. G.-Mrs Laura l.. Covell
Jan. G.-Mrs. Eliza Crask.
Jan. I5.-Clarcncc Grishan.
Jan. 20.-Father Richard DiPalma
Jan. Ell. y. Gibbs. Sr.
Jan. 2l.-Mary y. Greet, at Stark
willie
Jan. 24.-Sam Adams at Starkvillc
Jan. 2j.-Mrs a. A. Beatty
Ian. 2G.-Mrs. Eugene Garcia.
Jan. 2G.-Mrs. Albina Booth Scna.
Jan. 29.-August Hedquist at
'Starkyills.
Jan. a0.---Joseph Boyd.
Feb. 3.-Mrs. T. +. Sn"dgrass.
Feb. Mrs. Marie Oldham. luG
years OF age.
Feb. S.--iiush O'Rcil'y in Denver.
Feb. l4.-C. II. Knickerbockcr at
Soldiers Home. Monte Vista, Colo.
Feb. i5.-Mrs. Mary Wright.
Feb. Ifs. II. Couey.
Feb. lS.-S. Fred Springer killed
by automobile.
Feb. 23.--Mrs. Margaret Raleigh.
Feb. 2i--Mrs. Frank Lewis-fell
from window.
Feb. 2i.-Mrs. p. B. Detamorc at
! Boulder. colo.
Feb. 26.-Goorge Elivian.
! Feb. 2T.--Mrs. Emily Chapman.
| Mar. 1.---Placido Martinez.
| Mar 4.--Mary Wilmington.
! Mar 6.-Mrs. George Bell in Los
Angeles.
Mar Mrs. NJ. Lenhart at San
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31
THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELX SAYS

I've go, til mid
night { resolve
what I'm goin {
resolve 1 do an
also to resolve
what I'm roin t
resolve not I do
next year.
Then I'm goin'
{ resolve to keep
tn resolves.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-31

Weather Forecast.
Generally cloudy and unsettled to-
night and Wednesday. Warmer east
portion tonight.
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