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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-06
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stall "a. Yakima melons. fee dor ate
crate. sweet peaches SOC crate. ita be-
hef stall -. whole fresh salmon. SOC
sali marksfsi. 2sei gsnuins Finuan had
die. itc ~ banaisss smell, ne asc
fiaii 81, watermelon &c. " peaches itc
basket apples. doE ste Stall !. lsm-
uns. 10 dos uiums SOC basket pears
tte dos green corn zoe dos stall 8
carnations 30 dos stall q string beans.
o. 10 lettuce. Tor tcl cabbage. Sc ~
stall .. spring chickens 9ts 10 1914
shoulder lamb o. 10
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JOPLIN. No. Aug. s-Misunder-
standing OF orders Was said today
10 have been responsible for the
collision on the Kansas City South
ern tracks at Tipford last night,
which resulted In the death OF IS
persons and injury 20 Is others.
The bodies OF ~ OF the victims
were identified today
Passenger train. No. 2. on the
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stalls : % :. pct roast. - 80 isHe; veal
rnasi. ite ~ round steak. zoe. pork
chops Use stall ~ yuung salmon sic
each rcd snapper Toe 10 German carp.
Or ~. he ste silver sfnsii Ice 10 =
its nc, stalls 1875. pure cont honey.
Zee stc rhE P~eriins. Zee. salmon. &C.
car. stall 1898. CSC can ~ oysters. sor.
: ~. ttc. Green Lake ssss dos. CSC
big mug baitermilk. Sc. stall - Yakima
corn. ears gtcl Nf@sa peppers. lee 10. !.
~ ihs nsw potatoes 81
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80 KILLED; Is INJURED AS
TRAIN C0LL|DES With MOTOR

Kansas City Southern. plunged az
fun speed into a Missouri & North
Arkansas gasoline motor car. rum
ming on the Kansas City Southern
tracks. The passenger train tele-
scoped the motor car and the lat
ter's gasoline reservoir exploded.
throwing burning oil over the
wreckage. fire. which spread
death and injury followed
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FfsIis ifp1iig ulftlsf piEs' fsei. Tor
fte fine salt Goldfish. he ste stall
sci, haiihuis he ito. fresh salmon !
BE 30 stall fts. green beans. ibs
81 hss, sHs plant. ibs sse stall zoe.
buitsfbui bread. &c and lee iasf. large
hadfis. tte 10 salt marker~i 4 far ffr
stall al. rAniAieupes ite dos large
Apfieets. see crate stall ara Enriish
sole its SIC. Fack rod Toe ~ stall
-. bis bottle eAtsup. Zoe. Queen olives
1r ~
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

An examination viii he held w the rivu
service commission ~ the CITY % Ne
attic ~ IT, office Triangle building, on
August II. 1914 for tho position ~ as
nistant meat Inspector, salary tt4t ref
month open "a citizens ~ tho Waited
states who have been actual residents
of tho CITY ~ Seattle Tor ell ~ tho past
year Duties fnapertinn ~ butcher
shops. meat markets. cold storage plants
aud slaughter houses whore animals
are Killed and dressed FOR food rfofna-
sianai care - live stock owned nv tho
city. Qualifications knowledse ~
pathological condition. IN Fianda ana
tissues - animals. ability 90 iudH. az
60 whoiesawcnrss % meat and other
food products ability 90 diagnose sym
toms and diseases IN domestic aud
ether animals and te administer
proper remedies Must he graduate
veterinarian
Application blanks may he obtained az the
office 90 the commission and viii be
received At said affice not later than
August ~ tata
ny ORDER or THE civil SERVICE
COMMISSION. CtrV on SEATTLE.
a tt IUutT.
Hscretary.
Date % first publication tuly 20. ieit
COLLECTIONS LYoN nulLpiNu.
Elliott stea
Ear AT fitoMrsoN's trn ANn rtkE
kayeaaurh. o. 90 Hat. toes rlrs, sy
WANTED Hardware olefh splnniaE
rLAy ROOT Ar as plKr W
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II statesmen WANTED

SArrsNAS 20 call On The DRY
GOODS and wamsn's SPECIALITY
STORES Of Washington With ono
90 the largest and mos, widely
advertised lines ~ iAniEN AND
eeuntrr.
Liberal arrangements can he made
Party most be thoroughly r"spons
sihte NsN samples supplied
weekly
Address hos s.fie star. siyius a,
least two responsible references
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SLASH BUDGET

The city council. working on the
1915 budget. has siashed si,255
worth of vacations for municipal
street railway employees from the
public utilities estimate.
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HOMESTEADs

zoo arr~s admirably situated near several
fins Lakes ard trsHsrnrtasiou. Firh soil
Mss sell TO fffisafs about IS acres
cleared ard gioWeA balance heavy
SAG. brush ara huueh srsss would
make Grand hos and cattle ranch. a.
there IL much rough range adjacent for
pasture Orchards in this district naN
hMnxtnE tnsd~d wffh fruit Thousand.
~ tors ~ alfalfa alsa rvf. and vpu can
go tho wonderful grain produced ~
drr farming IN the HsiEhherhned. This
IL not decided land Purchaser must use
homestead or dcssrf claim riHht 20 get
rnrspists tttta cannot Improve shis
property fer best reasons bat vouif
rather put this ~hoia place under hish
stats - cultivation thar 20 clear one
acre ~ hiI fir stamps Price 1859 cash
Tor the ~asls 200 acres VIII chesrfuiiV
shaw property. Address y. o. nos ~,
Seattle
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% BUSINESS CHANCES

wanfsd-An ideai Who can think -
snfns simple thing 90 patsntf Protect
your ifrss they mar bftns yau wealth
Write for Needed Inventions and
Hos 20 Oct Your Patent ard Your
MONEY" Randolph 4 Company. Patent
ATTORNEYS Washington - g.
An up+tasdntr business woman desires to
meet an honorable. tenperats gentle
man % means 90 take shares IN a
profitable business enterprise E-Tit
star
seward. Alaska. ts tho place for you or
poriunities Tor riEht people. For In
formation write v. O. Sawyer. Ir. En-
close Is cents
For sale. by the owner. any part or All ~
my 50 acres timber land Is acres
Eiashed and burned two years ago For
terms and prices call or write jerome
Dean. Coupeviiis, wash
Wanted--Partnsr IN good paying milk
delivery business must furnish ftaa
otherwise DO not Apply. 1es Lakeside
boulevard. f.eachi PARK
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MOTORCYCLES
MISCELLANEOUS


- WE SELL upNn
QE.~s1 SASH AND pOoWs
cd We make them ourselves snf
kno~ that they are - GOOD
/ In - - can Ne wade ''Ousnftiy
\ - Production ~ Qualify
lk@ry Doors - eur motto Quirk
shipment from large stock
ll-EII H.N panel DOGS rs as 81 20
- Craftsman door. . SIS ~ 80
ill~W Front doors - different
styles up from .r.t. y %
VI Fancy front doors - ~ 10
-, t-itEht barn sash 600 &c
ta.iiNhg windows ssstsFfe M
bungalow easement sash. 10
designs fs sirr. sse ur
sash frames with siii. see
A Inside wtadev trim. In srts,
10 pieces no waste soc
H Cupboard doors speciality
screen deors and windows
q cur own make standard
srss tn stock We cell any
hedyr ship anywhere Ask
fer rataieE -.
q. u WILLIAMS 60.
SASH AND DOORS
fats Nfr.t Az Seattle
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40 ACRES FOR $500
WITH STREAM ON

20 acres good soil: no gravel. lot. OF
grass. good stream Of water. is acres
good. tillabia land, balance good pas
ture. good PLACE for cows; close to good
town, l.S00 people good miils cream
cry stone quarries railroads. "a
trains "A day. $40 cash $40 month r.
A. uhlin, iiib American Bank Bldg
For sale. by owner. 100 acres first class
sil, 20 acres under cultivation. %
acres IN pasture balance timber large
bearing orchard. one house, q rooms,
cottage with rooms. big barn and
other outbulldinRs fine stream water
running through place. within mile OF
school and state road. For terms phone
or write j. TO- Hesndon, Fall city. wash
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psse-yAIIrY RA~cu-ssss

or ,hn intsrurhan. rear suhurn
deep. black valley ians cleared
fenced heass. etc Terms tte cash
ard Us fusuthif. narse a FafTAr.
Inc, sef S.- rnss niexs
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ror aai~--T~o ies.. So - sssh. n ths
n a. Navy Yard Addition to nrensF-
ton owner uaitHrf itst
raf Hais--T 80 -ni. 8 ROOMS. fi.ete. ftet
dewn. siie Greens ed AZ
List Fonr prepeFtp whrfs recalls are Oh.
tanned Charlie. ". wisxsi. tes waite
MIR
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stomach aud intestinal Disorders. Kid
nry. Liver bladder and all rinsry Dis
orders. Diseases Of the skin. Acne Ecze-
ma, Pimples. Rupture. Piles and all rec
tai troubles without the knife.
An Disorders Of Women-1rre gularities.
Painful Periods displacements and all
disorders peculiar TO the sex without re-
sorting q surgery
All Disorders Of Men Nervous Dehil-
ity. Blood Poison. all weaknesses special
and Chronic Disorders
NV treatment for MI weaknesses.
Dependency. Impaired Vitality and >er-
Voua Debility never fails.
Hours, 10 a IN. to q. m sundays. 10
to Il.
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(9&}b)

wui trsda $500 equity In t-room mod
~rn house and double ioi for autom1-
bile or siil soil FOR small cash pay
msnt ana easy terms.
p
g. 900 buys veil established automobi 10
business nets tsoe 90 iGao per month
books will show IIiEhr class machines
Good reasons far selling
o. room, strictly modern hotels hot and
cold water a. every foon nicely fur
nishsd. cheap rent ana Ions lease
o. goo will handle
Also 90 room hotel o. tho same type.
$500 will 90 Roth s"od money
makers The are exceptionally good
huYs N you want 30 set into the
hotel business, DO not lot THIS oppof-
tunitY slip hY.
An matters advertised under the name -
the Peoples Realty and brokerage Co.
are genuine We deal
ONLY OK TitE HQuArE'
PEOPLES REALTY nnoKERAoE
COMPANY
t1t tninn. Corner fiftu.
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8 ACRES, IMPROVED

House. garden, etc room for 800
chickens. easy drive 20 kirkland
Price ~ o0o; terms 17s cash and
ftb monthly. Immediate posses
sion. Inquire for tho FurReson
place At Burke a Farrars office IN
Kirkland
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REMOVAL
NOTICE

DIR. Macy has moved his offices
to 1918 Second avenue.-Adv.
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-
9 acres, partly cleared, near Tukvlia; un-
finished house; few fruit treon VIII
sacrifice for quick sale. Apply Mrs
X Doubleday, H. ~ u. 6. Box isOC,
Seattle. Wash.
.
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10 ACRES ALDER LAND
$3.50

$40 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
No big stumps TO dig; no big trees 10 cut
down and burn lies level. handy to
Seattle close To school, grange hall.
sawmill; fruit oannety and produce
company affords an ideal market; de-
livery from stores. II. n, y. and telo-
phone.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co. COS ard Az
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Let Or. Macy Cure You

All Chronic and
Many so-Cailed In
durable Disorders
The Eye, Ear. Nose.
Throat, Asthma. APP
pcndicitis. Cataract.
Cat rrh. Deafness.
Goitrc, Durable Cam
GERS, Weak Lungs.
Dropsical. Tuherou-
lar and A n a . m ! c
Conditions. Rheuna-
tism. Nervous Dis
eases, Heart Disease.
i..aRK,tnfnr A. ax a
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Alphabetically Arranged Tor the con
Nsnisncs u our nusy Readers
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GIFTED RELfABLB cLAtRvoYANT,
card reader. paimist n troubled or
doubtful, consult ma, Windsor, Sixth
ard uaion, Apartment liz
Bertha Nelson, trance medium readings
daily. circles Monday, Tuesday. Friday.
IN sherman Hotel, First and
Seneca.
Lsoia Combs 1908 18Th Reads daily.
circles Sundays Fridays 3 .. m. East
ssFi.
Lies secrets foretold By cards. t22
James
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81 FARMS FOR RENT
SO WTD REAL ESTATE

WANTED AbnHt srsss rsfsf front o.
the Sound. Price must - rtEht Wanl
20 deal 18th nwnNt dive location. I'm
pruvstusnts. " any. etc. Address J-ttf
star
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ACREAGE

Phon. Elliot, ss,s. ii. New York Ell.
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Farnissss ssussksspins foon. sissis ana
foptis heat. ftEht. Gas. uss 81 phoas
fsii Harvard waiaiss dist3nr. tis
pp
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NOTICES

CLOTHES rAitonnn no oRnnN
bv nd v rtics q e..
chlcsse, Ascent. ponahue. soT walker
ftuifatnr
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09
secnAaB1 PARTY FILES
nua, A COUNTY TICKET

The Socialist party yesterday filed
its county ticket in the office OF the
county clerk. The filing Of this tick
ct emphasizes that the Socialists will
20 down the line for their own can
didates and will not obey the admo-
nitions Of the half breeds who have
sought to induce them to support the
candidates.
For county clerk and recorder
EDITH PEABODY.
For sheriff
FRANK WILSON.
For county treasurer
j. A. FARMHOUSE. .
For county assessor
WIN. HAWTON.
For county superintendent of schools
DIV. CUSTER.
For county coroner
J.,J. FITZPATRICK.
Commissioner District No. 3
ANDREW MONTOYA.
For justices Of the peace. Trinidad
VIM. DOTY, EMIL HAINLEN.
For .consta bles, City of Trinidad
A. f. BAYES, AUG. SCHTMMENZ.
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PERSONALS

/ CHI. Weaver returned to his home
in nsuver thisi morning, after spend-.
ing several days in this. city attend
ing to business matters.
w. P. bowling OF IAlamosa arrived
in the CITY this morning for asshort
Wait with. friends in.the city. n
A. K, Prladle,, Of Springfield, No..
returned to his home this morning
after spentinK several days in this
city visiting with friends and adjust
ing business matters here. tr1., 4
|: IT. R.. ,Tatnall left this morning for
Colorado Springs where he VIII re-
matn few days before continuing
hts trip to his home in Boston. i
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E: Bawler left
this morning for Walsenburg where
they w'l... spend a few days visiting
with their son. Claude Lawler. who
.is. employed In WaiseBburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Van Houten are
in the city. from their home In CHM
.arron, N. NJ, spending few days
shopping and visiting with friends.
J. B. Payne returned i to his home
in Dclagna this morning after short
business trip to this city.
Mrs. James Espey has gone to Ell
Paso. Texas, where she will remain
several days visiting with friends.
George F. Peart. general superin-
|,tendent of the Rocky Mountain Fuel
Company, is in the city for q few
days attending to business matters.
Joseph Wootton has returned to
his home in Pueblo after remaining
In this city for few days attending
Ito business matters.
H. NJ. Randolph OF Denver Is in the
city for few days on business.
Mr., and Mrs. c. r. Mehrling and
daughter Marie returned to their
home in Weston this morning after
spending the day in Trinidad shop
ping and visiting with friends.
Mrs. e. G. Abrams returned last
evening from Pueblo and Colorado
Springs where she has been spend
ing the summer visiting with friends
and relatives. 50 .r-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams re-
turned last evening from Denver
and other points in the northern part
Of the state where they have been
spending their honeymoon. The
newlyweds will remain in Trinidad
for a few days visiting with the
brides mother. Mrs. Amelia Parker.
before going to Delagua where they
will make their home. Mrs. Williams
was formerly Miss Alice Parker OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Stevens of
Ration are in the city for few days
shopping and visiting with friends.
G. q. Carton of Wray. Colo. Is in
the city for q few days attending to
business matters. -t
Mr.. and Mrs. X. e. Cowdry OF
Forbes arrived in the city last even
ling for; q short visit with friends.
c. T. Decker and ]. c. Ho0gess ar
rived in the city last evening and
iwiil remain. hare tseevnad days at.
TENDING to business matters..
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|EBs, E1R131 RFTRYEs -.
ENTERTAEGo FOR VISITOR

| Mrs. Jack Smith. of Kansas. was
the honor guest at prettily appoint
ed party given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Albert Jeffryes at her home
on Grant avenue. The colors OF pink
and white were used In decorating
with vases of cut flowers which
formed an attractive color scheme.
Rock was played during the after
noon and musical numbers were CIV
en- by Mrs. r. Gregory. Mrs. J. II.
Barnes and Miss Ruth Donahue.
Readings were rendered by Mrs. Eli
Jeffryes and Mrs. NJ. S. Eyre. A
luncheon carried out in the colors of
pink and white was served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Ell Ieffryes.
Mrs. VIII Heap and Mrs. Cheno-
worth. The guests for the afternoon
were: Mrs. Will Heap, Mrs. Frank
FarQuharson, Mrs. Eli Jcffrycs. Mrs.
l.. II. Dous las. Mrs. Earl Carmichael.
Mrs. o. c. Samucls. Mrs. c. p. New
comb, Mrs. NJ. S. Eyer and her sis
ter, Mrs. DENLY of Kansas City: Mrs.
Roddeneck. Mrs. VIII Ortiz. Mrs.
James George OF Hoehne. Mrs. ]. II.
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Chenoweth. Mrs.
George Jcffryes. Mrsl Will McHen
drie. Mrs. James Heap. Mrs. J. II.
Barnes, Mrs. X. Gregory, Mrs. Tom
Lociiard, and the Misses Louise Far
quharson. Ruth Donahuc and celia
Henderson.
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SOCIETY

". R. c.
w. r. C. No. 80 will meet at Castle
Hall IN regular session at 7:,3e Sat-
,usday evening. The G. A. r. viii
serve lunch in honor OF the w. R. C.
NO. 80. We want every one to at
tend this ameeting-Mrs. Hammond,
Press correspondent.
SsSS& 81,
Sociai Sewing Club.
The Social Sewing Club met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Catlett at her home on Oak street.
The afternoon was spent with the
needle and in doing fancy embroid-
cry work after which dainty refresh
tments were served by the hostess as
sisted by her daughter Ruth.
SS$
Mrs. Hendrickson Hostess.
Mrs. A. c. Hendrickson presided
over a smartly appointed bridge
party composed of the members of the
A. b. G. Bridge club this afternoon
at the Hendrickson home on Pine
street. Garden flowers were used In
the decorating of the home. Follow
ing an afternoon of cards dainty
course luncheon was served by the
hostess assisted by Miss Amy Hem
erickson and Miss Leta Dunford. The
substitutes TO rthe afternoon wore
the Mesdames Willie McKenna. Jesse
Caldwell and Rush OF Springfield
Mo-. and the club members present
we're the Mesda,aes i. II. Abrams
John Conkie. A. F. Hollenbeck, Bay
". NJ. Jameson, l.. r. Richie. A. NJ
Sears, John Sherman, John Turner
and A. Waldron. ...,..i
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TONY CLARK PAINTING
HUNTERS LUNCH ROOM

! Tony D. Clark, the paint and pa
Fper contractor. has been busy for the
past few days reps. nting and decor
ating Hunters Lunch Room in Alley
IA off Main street. With new coat
'of Clark's wet paint" the place Will
SOCK like, new, again. Clark has now
ian unlimited. number OF contracts for
the pain TN ssd deeoratin1 Of both
old and new buildings. IiC
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NOTICE.

For the protection or the timber
and grazing and to preserve the In
crease the game and 1sh thereon,
The Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co.. and the Colorado Fut and Iron
Co.. hereby give notice that all tres
passing. hunting or fishing on their
lands In Las Animas County, Colo
RADIO. are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal L. Iron
Co., and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
COPY J. +. Welborn. President.
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SALVATION ARMY WOODWARD
SUPPLIES WINTER NEEDS

BY conducting woodward on n
charitable basis the Salvation Army
Is able to fill orders for kindling
wood to any and all patrons. Men
who come to the city seeking food
and lodging are given an opportunity
to earn meal or bed by cutting and
clopping wood. The Salvation
Army has wood In all sizes and
lengths. Orders should be telephon-
ed to Red 1862. II
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09

YOU CAN HELP KEEP THE
SMOKE COMING FROM AMERICAN
FACTORIES. 1t
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Mum" Show November s.

Trinity guild will hold its annual
Mum" show at the West theatre No
,vember 5. Bridge will be played in
the afternoon. Prizes will be given
and refreshments served. Those who
wish to take part phone Mrs. Bailey.
Trinidad $50.
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ABERcRONBE FOR RANGE
COAL.
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WATCH FOR MADE IN AMER.
|ICA" WEEK. 81
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!, Most sy5sySiins il printing neatly
cal, 4 csynl le-News job rooms.
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Sunshine Society.

Sunshine Society. !
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Sunshine society was
held this afternoon with Mrs. RAN
dolph Cook After the business Of
hour was enjoyed during which time
light refreshments were served by
the Hostess.
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40uenbers and Mrs. SW3tzer gave q
]piano solo. The meeting was well
latteudsd by the. members of the diff
ferent churches in the city
,.... SSSS$
HTn MI Class Meets.
II The Tri Mu Glass Of the Presby-
fterian church met last evening at
1.-THE home of their, teacher, Miss Ruth,
Gooley. The evening was spent in
ksinHing songs after which the Sunday
School topics were discussed. Joe
4fWhpeler spoke for some length upon
1.-THE subject of prayer. After the
fbusiness of the meeting had been
ktransacted light refreshments were
hserved. The Tri Mu class is class
Ikor the Presbyterian Sunday School
Edible study and wholesome good
time.
1 The following program was CIV
en-:
\ Prayer-Miss Ruth Cooley.
Scripture Reading. Psalm 51-Joe
Wheeler.
Quotations on "Prayer"-Class.
| Remarks-Miss Cooley.
Brief Talk, How Prayer Aids in
Work Mansholt.
II Reading, THE Power of Prayer
fcarl Berger
ii Reading, General Gordon and
'lPrayer"-Jack Gordon.
Reading. "Stonewall Jackson s
Habit of Praycr" Larsen.
Brief Talk. why Learn to Pray
in Public"-John Slater.
Readings. Anecdotes of Answered
Prayer''-Homer Corbett.
Glass Discussion.
Closing Prayer-John Slater.
Those present were Joe Wheeler.
Carl Berger. Herman Mansholt. Mar
TIN Shepard, Homer Corbett. Jack
Gordon, Leslie McHenry. Russell
tLarsen and John Slater.
$SSS$
Christian Union Tonight.
| The Mems Christian Union of
Trinidad will meet this evening at
I7:3O at the First Methodist church.
All Christian men of the city are in
vited to attend.
Hypstia Club.
The Hypatia Club will hold Its
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09

I KEEP THE AMERICAN WORK.
EaER1 BUSY. BUY GOODS MADE IN
EAllEhoA. It
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/ -. ~
last night by Special Officer Work
man, on the charge of stealing suit
case from the Santa Fe depot. Time
for preliminary hearing has not Us
yet been set.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09

The Emporium Department Store
has two-day spcc'..! sale three times
each week. Watcn their ad. II.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09
Hypatia Club.

Hypatia Club.
The Hypatia Club will hold I'll
first regular meeting Saturday after
noon at 900 at the home of Miss
Jessie LAS on Alta street.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09

nusnbers sad Mrs. Switzer gave a
|piano solo. The meeting was we'll
Eattendsd by the. members of the diff
kferent churches in the city.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09
Priscilla Club.

Priscilla Club.
The members of the Priscilla club
were entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. Z. F.. Upton at her home on
Arizona avenue. The afternoon was
spent in social way. after which
refreshments were served by Mrs.
Upton, sos.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-09

ErKutis Club. .s............ .as. y.t..E
The Ergotis club of the Presby-
terian church met this afternoon at
,the home of Mrs. A. l.. Dain on Colo
RADIO avenue. Sewing for the church
bazaar. which is to be held during
the earlier part Of. the month of De-
cember occupied the time. A light
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Unian Prayer Meeting.
|, The regular weekly meeting of the
ia Mon prayer service, WAS held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.. F..
Rose on Willow street. Mrs. A. 3.
|tpendleton was tho leader for the aft
trnooh anu used for topic. Cali to
the Careless. Mrs. J. II. Barnes and
Miss leila Henderson rendered voca