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SEVERAL CONTESTS
BEFORE n. MEXICO
LEGISLATURE

Santa Fe, Jan. 15.-That Judge 0,
T. Toombs and Candelario Vigil,
Union county Republican contestants
for the seats of G.. c. Smith and Car
rapio Miera in the house. will be
seated by the committee on privileges
and elections. is understood today to
lie practically certain, when the com
mittee reports Tuesday. While the
seating of Modesto Ortiz. Republican
contestant for the seat Of Rafael Gar
cia from Bernalillo county, is IN
doubt, il is believed that Antonio T.
Chavez, Sierra county, will be award
ed the seat claimed by +. NJ. BojOI :
uheZ, thus giving the Republicans a
,wo-thirds majority, as Celso Sando-
val. Progressive. Sandoval county, is
voting with the Republicans.
A meeting OF the State Ncwspa-
pcrmen's association is to be held in
Albuquerque today for the purpose OF
revising the proposed new libel law
to be submitted to the Legislature
The first draft was found defective
Ey the attorney general. The bill is
to he introduced by Representative
Ncstor Montoya OF BernalilIo county.
An important feature is provision
requiring libel cases to be tried in
the county. where the alleged libel
is published.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16

The Trinidad-La Junta-Rock Ford
debates We're staged last night. In
each case, the negative teams OF each
school debated at some other school.
The local negatives debated at La
Tunta. the La Junra negatives at
Rocky Ford and the Rocky Ford rep
IesentatiTes clashed with the local
alternatives here. The Trinidad
teams lost in both instances, Rocky
Ford also winning from the La Junta
trio. This means that Rocky Ford
will 90 on toward the state cham
pionship. competing with other high
schools in the state until all but one
team has been yanquished, the sur
viyors being the champions.
The melon growers have two teams
of unusual strength. and compare
most. fayorably with any other high
school teams in the state. and stand
an excellent chance of coming out
ahead. Their presentations showed
careful preparation and consistent
prace throughout. Ralph Roller, Sec
ond speaker and rebuttal Of the
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first filing was by Franklin Gutter
man. for many years the managing
head and director OF the American
Swelling and Refining company in
the West. He conceived the idea OF
using coke in the smeiters OF the
most powerful trust in the world at
that time.
The first filing by Guiterman in
Riley canon was followed by another
by his superintendent and down the
line OF minor Officers and employees
of the company. The lands were
paid for al the rate of $50 an acre.
The government Officers were al
loss TO know what 20 do with the
town OF Cokedale The land has been
decided back and tie town stands OF
most OF il. II is stated that there
will not likely be any action looking
to the confiscatiou OF the town. but
the government seems to have proved
its right TO load Cokedale on a NOV
ing van and car; 1t away, should it
see fit to do so.
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CARBON COAL co.
PAYS tA!ReE SUN 5!
TO GOVERNMENT
Operators OF Cokedale Mine Bring
About Dismissal OF Ali Land Suits.

Denver, Colo. Jan. I6.-By the
payment this week OF slla,ooo to the
government tor coal taken from
lands procured thru dummy entry
men, the Carbon Coal and Coke COM
pauy has brought about the dismiss
sal OF all suits filed against IL by the
United States. The coal was paid
for al the rate OF cents ton on a
compromise basis.
The final settlement means the
restoration of 100000 to the gov
crnment OF property held by the Car
bon company. In addition 10 the
,1i2.e0o for coal Illegally taken. Tho
company recently decided to the gov
ernmcnt about 1000 acres ot coal
land near its Cokedale workings. val
ued at not less than $50 an acre.
All the land is situated in Riley
canon, above Cokcdale. and for years
was held by the Carbon company en-
ployees. officers and agents. The
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
D. & R. G. MAY
LOCATE ITS SHOPS
IN TRINIDAD

That removal of the Rio Grande
shops from FL Moro to Trinidad is
contem mplated has been announced
within the past few DAYS by division
officials Of the railroad who We're in
this city While this step has been
scheduled TO take place time and
again in tine past 20 years. it now
looks as though the plan will be
carried out FOR certain this spring
1t appears TO be the intention to
DO away with the shops and round
house and other railroad property at
FL Moro and re-establish them in
Trinidad thus bringing - or 40 fam
lilies now living at that place to this
city. Superintendent Miller of
Pueblo is quoted to have announced
with assurance that the removal of
the shops from FL Moro would he
done probably next April or May.
For a decade or two at regular in
t.rvals the rumor would he circulated
that the D. & Il. G.. would hove the
shops to Trinidad and as no step was
ever taken toward working ont the
plan the public finally began to re-
gard the announcement whenever
made as a somewhat antiquated joke.
However. like the farewell tours" of
some renowned actors. they eventu-
ally become bona ffde farewells and
the announcement of railroad off
cials at this time may actually mean
! that it conveys.
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women that most drug stores through
out the United States carry Mothers
Friend As o!tc of their stanle and rcl!-
able remedies. 1t is applied 10 inc
abdominal muscles 10 relieve the strain
on iigaments ana tendons.
In little book are described more
fully the many reasons why Mothers
Friend" has been friend indeed to
women for more than two generations.
This book was prepared not only to AID
the ineSpericnCcd hut 10 enable so many
women TO have at hand the timely hints.
suggestions and helps in concise and
neatly printed form Tor ready reference.
II shoui6 be In all homes. Mothers
F'rlend'' may be had Of almost any drug
rIst but /: you fail to find II write US di-
rec, and also write for book TO Sradiicld
Regulator Co., ao3 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta
Georgia.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
FRESHMEN AND EIGHTH
GRADERS CLASH TONIGHT

\ double h>SQer basketball con-
test will be played at Central Park
tonight between the Freshmen. first
and second team. and the Eighth
grade boys team OF the schools. Two
good games are looked for. The
line up OF the first team will be:
Forwards. Raymond Nelson and
Charlie Rossi Guards. John Oakes.
Butler and Ernest Brown; Center.
Charlie Brown. Second team-f'or-
wards. Rolando, Joe TiI.jillo; Guards,
Erwin Hare. Charles Mantelli, Rob
Thompson. John Williams, VIII Ma
louff and Jameson Center, Fisher.
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ROCKY FORD AND La IUNTA WIN
H0h0RS At HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE

Rocky Ford negatives is a natural
born orator. which ability coupled
with experience in public speaking
made his argument forceful and per-
suasiyc. Miss Angelina Hauk and
William Chambers presented their ar
guments in an excellent and capable
manner.
The local alternatives. Homer
Howell. Maurice Cieav!2ger and Rus
sell Larsen did quite well. but show
ed plainly their lack of experience
along the line OF verbal cohersion.
No complaint is made regarding the
decision Of the judges, the visitors
certainly deserving the decision. I.
W. Stutsman and MIR Andrews OF
Walsenburg and George Fenlon of
this city acted in the capacity OF
judges. Principal Preston of the
Park street school was the chairman,
\. II. Ninton OF Trinidad and Glen
Watson OF Rocky Ford being the
timekeepers After the debate the
locals and visitors adjourned to a
downtown restaurant where they
spent the rest of Il happy evening.
All became well acquainted and tho
defeated. We congratulate the visit
ors on their victory and wish them
good luck on their race for the cham
pionship The party composed of
Mrs. = :. Hauk. Miss Angelina
Hauk, Miss Phyllis Reifie, Glen Wat
son, Ralph Rolles. William Cham
bers and Glen W. Lee. left this morn
ing on the Santa Fe for their home.
The negatives who debated in La
Junta returned this morning
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
JOE MULLINARO FOUND
GUILTY OF ASSAULT

Joe Muilinaro. charged with as
sault to injure. was found guilty by
a jury in the district court yester-
day afternoon. the entire day being
taken up in the taking OF testimony.
The defendant was accused OF com
,nittinG the assault on Frank Capu-
10. neighbor at Jansen, on Novem-
her 81 last, as a result of an alterca-
'ion growing out of the fancing off
of the premises OF Caputo. a motion
for five days stay of execution was
granted.
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La Juuta. Colo, Jan. 10
Before an apprcCiative audience
at the high school last night the
interschulastir debate between
the La Junta team, which ar
gued in favor of the affirmative
and the Trinidad team which IA
vorcd the negative. was won by
La Junta. The question de-
batcd upon vas Resolved, That
the government should be given
more power at the expense OF
state governments
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never to be occupied aeain. You will
never see him to take his place at
the table again. When YOU see him
again yon must go to him IN that
better world H.. has gone 10 the
home where no change ever comes
Written by friend, by request.
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T.k. A.lr. ra.ily PIN. for eoas..pa,ion.

Hall ot Amsterdam. Mo. Nora Dea-
ton OF Wichita. Kansas but their
loss is his gain.
Another home has been saddened
by the loss of kind father and hus-
hand. True hearts are now mourn
ing the loss of dear husband. son
and brother. But. dear ones. weep
not, Your loss is his gain. Friend,
give symplthy TO this eart-brc/.n
family in their sad bereavement.
Loved ones may cheer up those bruk-
on hearts but none can fill that dear
husbands place.
o., think OF that home without the
loving husband and father. No you
Will never hear his voice again on
this earth. His chair is vacant,
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Seruice--That's What Counts

Electricity nothing nothing lessust
ice Your electric light company selling the GREATEST SERv
ICE IN THE WORLD That its specially We you
you may understanding
.ceaseess' service
Whenever you "twitch switch push buou you
electric INSTANTLY you phone your baker
butcher and find the closed have
These people have which, they
business a--.
Buff you try your electric lights, fans.
irons and find that there for youwhat
then why dssassaed No this happens
ONLY ONCE period Of years the Light Company in
for immediate
you every second minute, thru
every long all day. night and
by month year after hour early hour late
you your up switch
waiting EVER READY THAT 1NsTANT-wih-
note-then you begin get "CEAsELEss"
SERVICE
Human hands may work to
think but unseeabe power electricity falters
flags way through building
ancy that with day-the knds
the that presdes the piano and the wash tub with
you comparatively EXPENSE and for greater efficiency
than any other power known to man.
= AND THIS is TRUE SERVICE
The light company supplying you with electric light
in the business the world you
and the clerks all busy you your BUT VIXEN
YOU WANT ELECTRIC SERVICE YOU WANT IT INSTANTLY
You will brook delay And the Electric Company
have fires burning boilers that the may
drive the machnery,,to give you "cEAsELEss" SERVICE.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16

The liver loses its activity at times
and needs help. HERBlNE is an ef-
'fectiye liver stimulant. 1t also puri-
fies the bowels, strengthens Objection
and restores strength, vi2or and
ch heerful spirits. Price soc. Sold by
-the Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16

hancc its arrival and
to ca Sc and comfort
the cxpectant mother
should be given at
tention. Among the
real helpful things
Is an external alb
dominal application
known as Mother 5
Friend" 1t is 50
well thought of by
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
IN MENORIAM
OF John S. Hill.

lie was born Nov. j.. 1873 in
Springii Mo. Departed this life
Dec. 13,h, 1914, at Palanosa
Springs. y. Mexico He leaves wife
and three little children; father and
mother, and three siftors-lessie
Corbett OF Trinidad. Colo. Bell
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16

The Emporium Department Store
has a two-Gay slscIsI sale three times
each week. WAch their ad. IT,.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16

There 10 asra C-c--.-l II It's section Of
tie country thai =! o.l.E diseases put
toSeihc., sas:a us-E tie last tow years
wns sarEosrd - tN-is- arab!'- Tor Grcai
aitsease Ard nre.'-rihc;l lScS! rNneGic-, and
by constantly fl!l..s- 20 cara with local
treatment, rroaou-et,I it ia-u-ahlc.s Sci
ence has proven C--G-:'s 10 be . const!-
;u,ional 6!sea-c. a:r:l thercfs-e requires
constitution, treatment. Halls Catar-h
Co. -olcLo. orio. IA The only Cor7tltr-
tional crre on tie market. II is taken in
terraIiy in doses from % drors 10 q tcs-
e3oontul. 1t acts directly on Il" blood
and mucous surfaces OF tie system. They
offer one hundred Gailc-s for m" case 1t
rail. to Cu.e. Send .0- circulars and tes-
tinonials.
Address: F. CHESEY Co. Toledo. o.
Fold by Druggists. &c.
Take HAlrs Family Pills for constipation.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
GENEROUS

Nurse-''Mny RobSy. you selfish
little boy. Why didn't yoI give your
sister piece of your apple
Bobby gave her the seeds. She
can plant EN- and have whole or
chard.-Judss.
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As the sinks beyond the western horizon, the of
their homes The begin the preparation
of the evening meal The the works have anticipated
the demands their and there plenty stored
requirements every This GAS
SERVICE.
Dusk grows. The electric lights what
technically known the peak load of day the Light
ing Company hand This generally between the of
and p By peak load
using between these any
during the "a hours
Down in the hot boiler OF the house
watching that the fire under the boil
In the generating spc span a baeship.
other carefully watch switchboard
that they know when the demand increasing
ready tho another generator Ii by
any chance machines should ialter workings
engineer gen.
and know of only by possible slight flicker
your lights hardly Company
this capacity for such accidents This large
expense the company. but it gives you service
Arrayed along the switchboard delicate
modern home proper always waiting
for you al every switch fixture
This as near to "cEAsEIEss" SERVICE as possible
Electricity represents the best possible at the least
possible cost The Light Company selects
derstanding appreciation Service"
Service satisfied customers. satisfied customers
The Electric Company cooper
alton of the public perfect its service
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
NOTICE,

To my patients. have moved my
office from 31i Nevada avenue to
916 Nevada Carey Hanson,
Charopractor
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-16
The New Baby
is Worlds Wondes

Every tiny infant makes lilies per
enective wider and brighter. And what
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-09

He made a wide detour and came
out at the rear of his house. No one
was in sight. He dismcunted and en-.
tered, found three or four of his Will
ON slaves, who, when he revealed his
identity, felt the old terror and fear
Of the man. His prisoners were brought
in. A slave took the elephants to the
stables. He wanted to run away and
declare Umballas presence, but fear
was too strong.
Ironically Umballa babe the fisher
men to enter, to eat and drink what
they liked. Later he found them in q
drunken stupor in the kitchen. That
was where they belonged.
Umballa cast his prisoners into the
secret chamber. Then he gave himself
up to the luxury Of a bath, had his
hair and beard combed. his body
anointed with perfumes, and put on his
finest raiment. Then he drank his peg.
AS for his prisoners, he did not visit
them again that day nor yet that
night. The initial torture of suspense
was always excellent. One thing an
noyed him, however-not murmur
from these calm-eyed white people
who we're about to face death. He
ragged against this lack of feeling, for
it robbed him Of half his pleasure. He
liked his victims to whine and cringe
and beg for mercy.
Like many rich Asiatics, Umballa
had his own menagerie. He had in
herited it along with the demi-palace
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NOT A RACE OF APE-MEN
Abundant Proof That American Cave.
pweliers Knew Advantages of
Vegetable Diet.

The American cavedwellers were
rot ape-men, not even btg-Jaweds
low-browed meat eaters IKE the q.
legged associates of the famous albeit
anonymous owner OF tho 'Neander-
thai Skull" Corn and squash seeds.
three kinds Of gourds. the sto,Se met
ate and the slender bones o. birds
tell of the largely vegetable Net Of
these primeval cave-dwellers.
Evidences of religious wprship
abound; little estufas, with plN ~ for
the sacred fire among the dwt filings.
and larger ones In the open anyon.
where circles Of communal hs IT. In.
closed the central door. harder sed By
the feet Of thousands Of dam sers.
Here, still unexplored, are hum
dreds Of tiny cavern houses bur rowed
in cliffs 500 and 600 feet hisI !, col
ored in maroon. ochre, sober cray
and gypsum white-hues that b the
sunset glow in furnace-reds and royal
purple and deep lavender.
Not far away, at Casa Gra1 ~, Z
race Of tall men lived In larger caves
and left their mummided dead b tel
Of six-foot braves and BROAD aDpe<
women; while ct Ffijoles the I Dodaes
swathed III woven cloths, were e ne
dunn height. with hero and Il 80
taller warrior. Reservoirs t. I'm
pound water for siege or dr. night
bitches for irrigation: pictot paph
>>AH ia
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Poison Little understood.

A poison whose action is little unr
derstood by the medical profession.
although 4 is one Of the most useful
Of all, namely. strychnine, is being In
vestigated. It II used as stimulant
quite generally, up to one-thirty-second
Of grain being administered with Inn
punity. But " the dose be increased
ever 20 little, the dangers Of tetanue
are very great. When tetanuB does
follow, however. paradoxical as It may
seem, the cure applied ID the admin
istration Of more .strychnine.
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Was Il Tor him9


Blithers and Smithers were neigh
bors. They were friends before they
became neighbors. The enmity start
cd BY Blithers' boy pushing Smithert
kid Oh high picket fence and nearly
breaking his young neck. Then
Smithers killed four of Blithers' chick
ems. After that they glared at each
other like . couple of horse thieves.
Blithers hired . colored man to
NOW his lawn. 'Rastus threw the
grass over the fence into Smithers'
yard.
"Hey you!" yslled smithers. What
In thunder arS lou doing?"
'Rastus hlinked.
"Das fob 20 mool. mister" he
smiled.
'Mule!" roared smithers. Il amt
got no mule!'
'Rastus stared.
"Ain'tcha?" he gasped. Then he
scratched lis head. "Das funny" he
added. Do gemman what lib here
say de- grass fob de jackass mex doh:
8. e. c. Smyth In Judge.
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CHAPTER XVI.
Ended Troubles.


be followed and sooner or later set
upon b. Umballa and the men he had
won AMY from the village chief. The
poor fishermen were gold mad and at
present MT accountable for what they
did or planned to do. He advanced that
Umballa wsuld have no difficulty in
rousing Them to the pitch of murder.
Umballa would have at his beck and
call no less tan twenty men. armed
and ruthless. Some seventy miles
beyond was Bitish territory, and
wherever there yas British territory
there were Britsh soldiers. With
them they would ssturn. leaving the
women in safety behind.
"The commissions there will OBJ
ject," said the colone.
mo. sahib," replies Ahmed. The
memsahib has every rtht in the world
to this treasure. You kssess the doc
uments to prove it, andnothing more
would be necessary to TIN commission-
err"
But. Ahmed" interposett3ruce, I'VE
are none of us British subJlts.,.
What difference will thatpake, sa.
hib?.
quite enough. England iAnot in
the habit OF protecting anyboy but
her own subjects. We should pn,ably
be held up tn everything was vkfed
GAMMA. "a fha lfiaEta fnaIa Aple
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when the kings sister died, several
years before. There existed what was
called the Court of Death. There were
four sides to this, court, and in the
center Of each side were bars: and be-
hind these bars tigers or leopards or,
lions or wild boar-whatever pleased
the owners fancy. Many royal bat
tie had been waged in this court, some
times between tigers. or tiger and q
lion, leopard and boar.
Umballa, after his bath, asked II the
old boar was still alive. The heaven
born was told that the animal had died
in the cage few days ago. UmbalAa.
shrugged. He had had in mind a fight
between the boar and leopard. to
start his circulation, as it were.
He ordered ihts, prisoners to be
brorght into the Court of Death and
left there. Meditation was excellent
for the end. A parapet ran round the
court, and from there Umballa could
see everything below. His victims en-
tered the court without struggling.
They merely stood closely together In
the center.
You see?' said Umballa. Now.
where have you hidden the treasurer"
Kathlyn walked over to one Of the
cages and peered into it. A sleek
tiger trotted up to the bars and purred
and invited her to scratch his head.
She did not accept the invitation, how
ever, knowing the species tolerably
well. Usually these courts Of death
had solid steel doors which could be
drawn up or lowered at will. The ami
NAL dens were more like cages.
With no little curiosity she noted q
singular arrangement Of the. three CEN
trail bars. The removal Of these three
bars left an opening sufficiently wide
for the egress Of the largest tiger or
lion.
Il am not answered" said Umballa.
A click resounded from the four
sides, and a bar disappeared from each
Of the cages.
THAT will be all for the present."
said Umballa. Food and water you
will not require Tomorrow morning
another bar win be removed
| And he left them.
Overhead the blue sky was growing
bluer and the shadows in the Court Of
Death deeper black. r.,
Early the next morning the town
began to seethe in the squares. Bala
Khan's army lay encamped outside the
city: Those who possessed treasures
dug pits for them in the cellars OF
their houses Within the great temple
there was a fiutter among the robed
ones What could they do? They
knew not where the white goddess
was, nor Umballa. They dispatched a
peace messenger to the camp, put the
messenger was sent back before he
had passed the outposts.
When Bruce, Ramabai, Pundlta, and
Ahmed halted their elephants before
the temple they were greeted by the
now terrified priests who begged to be
informed what Bala Khan proposed to.
Deliver to us the memsahib.'
! The priests swore by all their gods
! that they knew nothing Of her.
HE speaks the truth" Volunteered
Ramabai, as the chief priest fell be-
fore one of his gods. "Umballa has
doubtless entered secretly"
What would you advise? For Gods
sake. think of something, Ramabai!
He may be torturing them!'
"Let us enter the temple" said RAJ
mabai. Ahmed. bring the treasure
and leave It in the care of tho 1kisats.'
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what They Want.

$50 this woman. who has never
done anything but attend to her home.
wants to have the advertising Of our
theater. you shy? What qualifications
/ has she for the Job?
N well. she tells me she knows hOw
TO keep house In print"
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NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Arc Nou JuaG r. Odds With YOURSELF
Do You Re4ulato Living:

Are you 70 .es at odds with
yourself and the world! %
you wonder VII, !. s you? True 70.
Won NAV be regularly and
sleeping we'll. ret something - the.
matter! Constipation. headache. bil-
iousness and nervousness spells in-
dictate q sluggish liver. The tried
remedy IL DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
nnlv Is cents at y,-~ druggist.
Bucklen's Arnic e for skin
erupti0ns.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1915-01-09

da1s, and b,SnHatS thlcksned with rab.
bit fur are found in some Of these
ancient cavern houses. = National
MaRasino.