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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
WOULD YOU BELIEVE IT?

People often accept statements
with a sort of mental reservation as
much as to say, Il am not con
vinced,' which leads us to remark
that there is nothing that will so
thoroughly satisfy you of the excel
lence of Chamberlain Cough REM
edy as Il personal trial. Mrs. John
Fishton, Peru, Ind. who used this
remedy in her family for the past ten
years. says OF it, IL always give
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to my
children when sick with coughs or
colds. | like it better than any 9TH
cr because they take it willingly and
1t is free from narcotics. 1t has new
er failed to give immediate relief
For sale by all dealers.
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B. B. SIPE IN
RACE FOR CORONER

b. u. Sipe has announced himself
. candidate by petition for the office
of country coroner. Mr.. Sipe filed
ms reuuon VITA the county clerk
today and enters the race as an in
dependent candidate. .,l,S
Mr. Sipe is one OF the old war
horses CT the Democratic party and
though designated as Il candidate for
the nomination at the assembly did
not file his acceptance. He has been
coroner FOR the past two years and
deputy coroner for II number of years
prior to his election the last time
TWO years ago lie was the only Demo-
crat elected. running on fusion of
Democrats and Progressives. lie re-
ocived the largest vote of any caGdi-
date on the ballot.
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uncquipped battle with really formidable
Yesterday Gardner dragged this
srnnng bosi the He warned
ton would he
i'll such devastating Europe.
While unquesionaDy
this country does with the older also
tire that the geographical position Of this large
barrier between
Europe likely involve the nation and
shd policy which dscouraes hostility
tries the globe
II to
world be prepared world defend herself
crisis a proposition chey
martial largely There
time the colonial settlement 1914
this land the home the
Of itself That not for disarmament neither is it
that shall
security but also the American
cherished the peace
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
ALL ARRANGEMENTS
COMPLETE FOR THE
POULTRY SHOW

Final arran Semcnts were made
and plans We're completed for the
holding of the pet stock and poultry
show in Trinidad December u to
% at a meeting of the Southern
Colorado Poultry and Pet Stock as
ISOLATION held in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms last night.
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and was attended by the lead
ing poultry and pet stock men in
Trinidad and Las Animas county.
Definite dates for the holding of tho
show We're set and it was also decid-
ed to hold the exhibit in one of the
downtown buildings. the exact build
| ing to be selected later. 1t was also
mad known at the meeting that
the names of all the members of the
association whose dues are paid up
will be listed in the annual catalog
CT the association together with the
breed OF chickens and pet stock
which they handle. 1t was thought
that this would be an incentive to
all delinquent members to pay up
their back dues to the secretary at
once. G. S. Assay, at Jamieson's Sec
ond Hand Store, was last night elect
ed permanent secretary of the asso-
citation.
The association has purchased 100
new GOODS of the best make to be
used at the show and these coops will
he at the use of all chicken exhibitors
absolutely free. Judge Courtney of
Tabasco was chosen superintendent
of the show and will have full charge
of the conducting of the exhibit.
James Potter of Pueblo, who was
Judge of the show last year and who
is one of the best poultry experts of
the state. will also act as judge of the
poultry show this year.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
HAVE YOU CA1ARRH?
It's a Dangerous Disease-Hyomei is
the Effective Remedy.

Catarrh. which is indicated by
shifting, frequent colds and crusts
in the nose. is a serious disease and
If not checked surely spreads to the
delicate lining of the air passa ges,
and frequently destroys the hearing.
To cure catarrh you must have
something that will quickly reach
the diseased tissues, kill the germs,
and drive out the poison.
Hyomei is Just such a remedy. Be
ing mixture of antiseptfc oils that
you breathe through small inhal-
er its health restoring medication
cannot help going direct to the raw
and inflamed lining of the nose and
throat. quickly relieving that choked-
,up feeling, stopping the unclean dis
charges, and healing the sore spots
you breathe freely. Even the worst
cases respond at once.
There is nothing for the treat
ment of catarrh ills that is easier
more pleasant or so. satisfying as
| HycmCi The Hausman Drug Co
sells it on the "No-cure-no-pay" plan
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
WASTING THUNDER FOR ARSON jim

made the
didacy sheriff sufficient that the e
dominating the Democratic Anmas country advo-
awen and disorder and condoners of violence The
fact that the oaled official Democracy all its
1nnon behalf of Davis wasting of other Demo
candidates the emphasizes that ms record
as lrv vioator stands him good stead fs;+sF}
As remarked yesterday the political high
binders real nominated their
candidates have turning hand elect abiding
citizen he should the ticket Though columns
the dear
for Davis has been for John Marty
year amazing therefore that Marty
would office by who
seld and participated organized rebellion and most of whom
under indictment for feone many counts
Las Anmas afford bear the dum having elected
to she office sheriff who regarded everywhere law
ator The people of Las Anas county cannot consistently trust
confidence in VINO filling the position Of officer al
lows his sympahes hun the that lie will has
charged lawees aid in the commission
Animas sheriff who while wearing the
officer life and knowingly allows
band industrial wreck and who charged
iherately walked the outskirts the township Aguilar
November TUNED rifles strikers who
utes after was murdered from ambush.
would marshal Agular,
elected sheriff? What
would Las Ama with sheriff such
sheriff personally anagonisuc to certain citizens?
Outlaws mey hold high positions with Workers
that why outlaw should be elected sheriff.
Tie time has for the Anmas
10 ebuke law yao who mpatize law violation The
best administer this rebuke Democratic
candidate and make the defeat Davis particularly overwhelming
he will never seek office again as long as he lives.
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET

For U s. Senator For County Clerk and Recorder
HUBERT WORK J. S.
For Representative Third Congress Countv Sheriff
sional District ME-
NEIL N. MCLEAN d. T. haH'h
For Judee The Sunreme Court For County Treasurer
CAMPBELL W. L. WILLS
Governor For County Assessor
GEORGE A. CARLSON JOHN D. HARPER
For Lieutenant Governor Superintendent of
MUSES. T. LEWIS Schools
Secretary of State
JohN r. hANts For County Surveyor
HARRY E. MULNIX
FOR Ho1iy coroner
LEWIS C. GREENLEE hoi ohNithi1lL
For Attorney General For County Commissioner Third
WIN. B. GOBLIN District -
For st,+e SUPERINTENDENT of pnhIc G. f HARLAN
Insruct For Justice of the Peace, City of
KATHERINE I. CRAIG Trinidad
For Regent University Colorado a. a. BUMEHS
CLIFFORD C. PARKS w. W. bhhoooh
Representative Twentieth f .os'aos Jusuee reeho
General Assembly City Trinidad
H. A. SCHMIDT ISAAC AMADOR
JOHN MAYER HARRY D. LEWIS
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We have just finished unpang another Of new furniture
Now is good time select things for the home

There has such demand recently for bird that
stock upon them We have line of brass
white priced follows Enamel rs
to $l5G. brass cages $175 to $780,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT


a
of
medicinal
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
little MISS DANFORD
ENTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY

Little Betty Danford. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Danford. was
yesterday afternoon the hostess at Il
tj-thday thinner in Observance of
her fourth birthday and in honor OF
her grandmother. The Danford home
at 400 Walnut street was decorated
in cosmos for the occasion. A large
birthday cake containing four can
dies was the centerDiece.
JUMP COAL. FOR FURNACE. !.
J. J. ABERCROMBIE. If
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
HIGH SCHOOL FAIR TO
BE HELD AT WEST

The High school fair and minstrel
show, which has previously been
held at Central Park. will this year
be held in the West Theatre hall.
This announcement was made this
morning by H. A J Minton, who is in
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
DRAGGING IN THE WAR BOOZE

Ever and unknown the vii
lagos and the tank districts pours the
flood his eioqunce emphasis alarming
oonf1ons the United States respect army These
aarms read into the
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
charge of the affair.

The different classes will there
have their botohs where divers sorts
of novelties and good things to eat
are sold attractively decorated in
the class colors in the West Hall
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
HERE ARE SOME INTERESTING ITEMS:

Good Black White Spool Cotton Sc
Lace Insertion, yard lie
15c Feeced Union Suits for sec
$295 Sweaters for girls and Recommendations. $95
Sc Peter Thompson Braid bolts for SC
1Oc Petroleum Jelly
15c Windsor Ties white, blue and pink &c
27-Hch Atwood Challe per yard .42c
54-ncl alwoo $l75 and $2O0 Dress Goods yard $4s
36-ncl part wool SOC 9O Dress Goods yard SIC
4O-nch ChepheId Checks CSC value yard Gle
fancy Ribbons. yard
36-ncl beached Gold Muslin yard ..........7Ac
81 inch Standard Apron Bingham, yard .7ac
ancl light medium and dark Percales. yard
Short lengths OF light and dark Outing yard &c
Ladies 16o Black Seamless Hose pair lac
Misses i6u black Ribbed Hose pair .15c
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16

All the latest war news in the
Chronicle News-50c a month.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-16
SATURDAY
STORE NEWS

Catholic Fair starts Tuesday, be the
McDouga Kitchen Cabinet Majestic Range in show
dows they will be given the fair next weekacros the
street from Jamesons. 1-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
shorts in C0nsols.

Considerable enthusiasm Is excited over
the fact that British consols are now
reentering the ground where the same
prices only a little while ago were greeted
as auguring dire things Consols added
another quarter Of point to Fridays
rise. making a net gain Of 1 per cent. In
two days. A huctuation Of that extent
is entitled to the dignity OF the term
movement II suggests nothing so mucn
as a covering Of short contracts. 1t may
seem strange to Wall Street that specula-
ton for the decline In consols should be
generally INDUCED in. But such is In
deed the case AS matter OF fact II 10
an operation that IL much fancied on the
other side by spectators who like to chase
small profits OH small risk. Consols can
always be borrowed, and the monthly
settlements In that issue offer plenty OF
scope After year Of continuous liqui-
dation II would be extraordinary II .
short interest Of some proportions had
not been created In consols Apparently
this interest has shared the ultimate fate
of all short interests Of having overstayed
its market and Is being frightened into
covering its tracks by the prospect OF
further fall in the bank rate to Z per
cent. or even lower. incidentally the fact
that OH the London Stock Exchange. the
oldest and broadest security market In the
world, there is no issue which cannot be
sold short may supply food for thought TO
that curious brand Of legislator In this
country who has been exercising his mind
over the iniQuity of the practice OF short
sales In any market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
The Opportunist View.

Many stock market observers are OF
the opinion that the stage has been
reached In the present advance when an
"opportunist" view should be taken Of
the situation The basis of this feeling
seems to be that prices have already had
"A substantial rise and that there are
too many uncertainties ahead to justify
expectations Of an important further adj
vance Just at present. The idea that this
year will prove TO be a year of advancing
prices In the long run is that great
changes have occurred In the fundamen-
tails following the drastic period of liqui-
dalton which eliminated last June. TAX
ing broad View of fluctuations II Is
pointed out that the recent upturn has
been insignificant. The almost perpendc-
ular swing downward from the fall Of
1912 until last June covered about IS
points In the average price of the railroad
stocks. or from 1851. down to 1901.
The position of the averages now Is about
lOGi., or not even up to the top Of the
previous recovery in September. which
was lo9. As regards uncertainties in
TN" outlook. II il suggested that par
conditions and 80 per cent. stock mar
ket don't iibe The only time every pros
pect pleascs is when the stock market
is at the very TOP or actually on its
way down again.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Neglected Opport q mites.

Post-mortem examination Of the details
of the rise since the beginning OF the
year Is beginning to exhibit lost oppor-
tunities for speculative profit which al
most discourage the faith of che ordinary
operator In his own market intelligence.
The Southern Pacific convertible AZ arc
striking case in point Selling at So {,
little while ago. these bonds were pointed
out constantly as being as near sure
thing for "a purchase as anything Is
likely to be In the security markets AT
this price the bonds were obviously cheap
simply on their merits, without reference
to the potential value of the convertible
privilege or even to the prospect OF a
move. They could hardly be expected To
60 down more than a point or So further
even In the most unlikely eventualitles. and
the prospect of Il rise sooner or later was
as good as the chances for Southern Pa
cihc stock. the latter being considered In
evitable. Moreover, the interest return
would have paid carrying charges. AS a
matter OF fact the intrinsic cheapness If
the southern Pacific converts at their
recent low levels was never questioned
even by the most bearish. The present
price of 80 confirms the logic Of this rea-
soning. Spectators with n proper appre
citation of the circumstances who yet did
not buy must have been Influenced by the
thought that even better opportunities
would turn up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

on hand for at least 30 days In many In
stances. Actual prices for finished steel
products are about 81 in advance OF the
quotations that obtained one month ago.
structural steel orders from Eastern
sources are larger. The sheet market Is
hrmer and there is a fair demand for
wire.
Pig iron IL in better demand. but ut
lower price levels.
The Daily Iron Trade says greater
volume or steel structural business IL
moving In the East. but fabricated price.
are sinking 30 low AZ to cause general
dissatisfaction. Small sized orders are
the rule In the steel bar, plate and shane
market. for all early delivery. The sheet
market appears firiner at Pittsburg than
II was week ago. and the demand for
wire products Is fairly good Pig iron
buyers In the East are celebrating over
small inquiries. and the Pittsburg mar.
Net shows little life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

John \. Topping. chairman Of the boa ri
of tn. Republic Iron and Steel COMPANY
IN an Interview given out Yesterday takes
decidedly mere optimistic View of the
trade than he did last December ON the
previous occasion h. referred to the blow
delivered hv III" reduction Of the tsriff on
steel and iron al the time a trade recess
sion was already under way. and particu-
LARRY Ia the effect upon labor employed
ia that industry. Yesterdays statement
says. Most departments OF our company
are working At about 80 per cent. OF ca.
pacity aud Improvement in business soon
j. looked for. our payroll IL
naturally affected by the reduced volume
of business. but our policy has been to
divide the work among our men hes,
We could with IA view TO maintaining our
organization and minimizing the hard
ships of idleness." Figures are quoted
showing that the company has laid on
approximately 1000 men since August
Closing the interview. MIR. Topping Is
quoted as follows: THE immediate out
look for AN Increased volume OF business
and better working time for labor is ell
couraging, although wage rates are on /
declining scale. | am rather hopeful for
tho future because conditions abroad are
slowly improving and Improvement there
would be reflected here quickly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Banks Make Large Cash Gain
Heavy Flow From Interior.

Another large cash gain was reported by
the local banks in the weekly Clearing
statement the cash item expanded s:3,c2i.-
GOO. while the average figures reflected u
gain Of about .2s.ooo.ooo: The TOW Of
been very heavy recently. Clearing House
Institutions having Increased their cash
holdings $50, 100000 since the nrst OF the
year. The actual loan expansion Of s25.-
$4,000 was not II very favorable develop
ment. but was to he expected following an
interval Of steadily declining money rates
and increased stock market activity. The
actual surplus. reserve was increased by
slo.g325SO and now stands at f3,lll,SJO.
or more than double the surplus OF the
corresponding week last year
ranging between per cent. and ~ per
cent The rate for the week closed at
~ nj per cent.
Time money was more active and easy
IN tone. Rates were 81. per cent. for sixty
Ssy' s D.; ," per fo cen" ,o f95 nineig d.y,
months.
Commercial paper WAS moderately active.
and ninety days bills receivable and for the
best four to six months names.
ton.,.par ~. Paul-i;c. premium, Mime.
np9iI, go E premium: =, L9SismS5e. pre-
trsal-s.'sc premium. Chicago-iOc pre-
MUM.
week, opening arm a 1 $500. ,fs high Tor
the week. and declining to the low rate ot
f.ss21 on Friday CLOSING rates were $50 u
t.sSio for sixty days. ! $40 i.S5ij for de
mand and tS6sO n 1855 for cables
Money in London, .H:i7 per cent: shor,
bills. I.l5 per cent; three months. = J.
per cent. Closing prices Toy vonsol-. ~ =
Tor money ana 10 FOR account.
Parts cables quoted III" closing price OF
renteS AZ ~ francs % ,entin.s. Exchange
on London. 30 francs "a c,ntimes Private
rate OF discount In Paris. n per cent Ber-
In exchange on LONDON. :" marks o"'a pie
Commercial price OF bar silver IN New
York a5S.c.: In London. 2GAd Mexican
silver dollars quoted at itd as.
New York Clearing House statement EN-
changes t37l,3i3,&5o; balances. So. 1884.
sub Treasury debit balance. siji.iif.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE cuRp.

Tho tone of the curb market dur,n,
the week was unsettled. Price chansss
were irregular. Recessions and advances
were not confined to any one department.
Of the market but prevailed In all one OF
the chief reasons given for the falling On
In business during the week was the ex.
tremely cold and Indictment weather, which
always affects the ''open market"
United Cigar Stores common opened 4
up at 93k, selling down to 80 and reach.
ing the high Of the week at 93is, whers
II closed. British American Tobacco
opened strong at -. up a. and maintained
a fairly steady tone, selling down TO 23s,
however. at the close. Tobacco Products
preferred was irregular In It's fluctuations.
but on the whole made more gains than
recessions II opened at sea- and follow.
Ing an advance to s4h sold down to s2s.
II rallied, however, and closed nearly .
points higher at IS ~. Riker- Hegernsn
gained u during the week. opening at
~ and closing at IN. Kelly Springfield
Tire preferred was among the most ir.
regular Of the industrials, opening at lO7,
selling up to 116 and closing at ia
The Standard Oil issues for the most
part were heavy. Standard Oil oe New
Jersey opened at 429. sold up TO 1873. de.
clined to All and closed at ii9 Atlantic
Refining. which opened points up at
SIC. sold down to ESQ and closed at 7s5
Standard Oil Of New York receded from
1877 TO 1s4La, closing at 1877. Prairie on
and Gas was among the most irregular OF
the oil shares, opening at 45i and closing
at 43s.
In the mining department Braden Cop.
per. which opened at after selling down
to y, was fairly strong. closing at "a.
British Columbia Copper was lightly
traded In at 2is. unchanged. Greene
Cananea, new, after nearly week Of in
activity advanced from 3O1S TO 33is aud
closed at 49, Big -Four advanced from
l2L, to II and closed at 49, Canadian
Gold Silver sold down from to :.
Bonds were quite active. New York
State 4h.s when issued opened up y AZ
1855, advancing to 1865 and closing at
1906 Canadian Pacific s per cent. notes
receded at the opening from l02 to 1917,
and closed at 10lA The New York city
issues were neglected
Transactions in detail In the market
yesterday were as follows:
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experienced during the last week a period
of cold weather in which the Thermometer
fell to Il lower point than for the last
twenty-five years, Business on the Stock
Exchange and elsewhere was restricted.
Railway. mail. telephone and telegrjphic
communications were very much ham,
pered. During the latter part of the week
the stock market has been very steady
and price movements have shown ten
dency to advance. Money In appreciably
easier and sentiment is more hopeful. The
recent rise in New York ~ attracting
considerable attention and II 1t continues
should have favorable sympathetic infiu-
ence in the different Canadian markets"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho Bankers Trust Company as trustee Of
the Southwestern Utilities Corporation In
vites proposals for tho sale to IT Of the cor
porstion's hve year per cent, sold notes
The trust company has on deposit for the
purchase SlIs366. Proposals are to be
delivered prior to T. NJ, January IS
Ralph G, Morgan formerly with Charles
H. Jones a Co, and Alfred r.. Finlay for =
merry OF Eastman. Dillon & Co.. have
eeymed partnership under the hrm name
q Morgan Finlay. at lis Broadway 10
Deal In unlisted and inactive securities
Arthur G. Turner also will be associated
with the new hrin.
Mexico Tranways Company has passed
tho a per cent. quarterly dividend on the
common stock du" at hi. time. II is
he suspended until peace IL restored in
Mexico The company has paid per cent.
ser annum since 1910,
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Total bank clearlngs of the United
States for the week ended January II.
1914 tone day estimated, according to
the Financial Chronicle. were s3.575.Os9.-
6l0. against 1851. 922.9l9 for the previ-
Gus week, They compare with s3,s40.227.-
os, for the corresponding week last year.
a loss of Go per cent. Returns from the
decrease li.2 per cent. Chicago increase,
O.5 per cent. Philadelphia decrease. "a
per cent Boston decrease, 81 per cent. /.
st, Louis increase, IA per cent; Balti-
more decrease. IA per cent; New Or
leans increase, 10 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. l7.-Trading shoN ID
considerable curtailment In this market
to-day Illinois Brick was the only f,a-
ture of interest, the stock showing fur
advance on buying credited To En"t
sources. Price movements in the hals"es
OF the list were confined to fract.u''.
The bond market continues active TIE
summary
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-THE very mar
row conditions which ruled at the open
ing. In view of yesterdays strength. was
discouraging to local traders, and few
issues were quoted during the session.
There was some demand for Philadelphia
Electric, which was soon filled. Traction
stocks and Cambria Steel were dormant
Arbitrage trading was small. The sum-
mary.