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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
BIG SUITS SETTLED

Damage Claims Reduced Because the
Company has Become Bankrupt.
La Crosse. Wis, Dec. 3.-The set
tlement Of suits aggregating a million
and a quarter dollars against the La
Crosse Waterpower company for dam-
ages growing out Of the destruction
of Black River Falls by flood two
years ago was made today, because
the power company has since passed
through receivership, and has been re-
organized. The claims at settlement
were scaled down to $4,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
HUNDRED PEOPLE ARE
BRUISED N WRECK
Great Northern Winnipeg FLYER De.
rallied Yesterday-Passengers
Hurled From Bertha

Winnipeg. Dec. 3-The Great North
ern express was wrecked early yester-
day two miles from Winnipeg, whom
the engine struck partly opened
switch and was thrown across the
track. The tender turned over, but
none Of the coaches left the rails.
Thrown forward against partitions
Of berths. in aisles or into the backs
Of seats. most Of the passengers were
age. breaking Of wood, and shouts Of
trainmen terrorized them, and the
impenetrable heavy fog outsiLe- in.
creased their fears.
The baggage car was almost de-
molished, and much roadbed was torn
up, but the loss is not believed to be
more than $1,000.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
ASKS BROAD LINES

Wilson Would Have River and Harbor
Improvement on National Basis.
Washington, Dec. Secretary
Lane, in place Of Secretary Bryan, ad-
dressed as the representative Of the
administration convention of the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors congress-.
Secretary Lane read letter of greet
ings from President Wilson in which
Wilson expressed the hope that tho
rivers and harbor improvements may
be conducted on broad national lines
for the benefit Of the whole country.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
THINK ]! !! ! llsM
Been N SlabGf NINE
DURING SHERIfF'S SE|CE

Bingham. Utah, Dec. 3.-That
deputies In the Last three days
has been for llaught, and that
Ralph Lopez. the Mexican bandit
murderer, has not been in the
Minnie mine since Sunday, was
the opinion expressed among min.
ers In this camp.
This, however, does not accord
with the belief of the sheriff, who
announced he probably would OPP
en- the mine tomorrow morning
when a search will be made for
Lopez's body.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
BIG FIGHT Will
Be MADE TONIGHT
When Ernneline Pankhurst
Lands in England, Police
Will Greet Her.

Plymouth, England, Dec, 3.-Pre-
parattons are understood to have been
made for the arrest of Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst on her arrivel from the
United States aboard the liner Ma
Jestic tonight. A force Of suffragettes
under "Generel" Mrs. Flora Drum
mond will be on the spot to flRht for
Mrs. Pankhurst's freedom.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
GAME AND FISH BOARD.
Meeting at Fargo Today Purely Ro,
t1n0 In lt8 Nature,

Meeting at Fargo Today Purely Rou-
dno IN lts Namre,
Fargo, N. D.. Dec. 3.-The North
Dakota state gamo and nah board of
control will convene today at the Of
fice Of the state secretary, Col ChaAL
Brewer, on E1rSt svonuo north.
Matters purely routine In naturo
WI be considered It this soasion %
that nothing out of tho ordinary q
now expocted W. Z 8yeriy, vios
prsslde1t unner tAo Dafko aA1tniS-
trat3oa. has arrived in tn easH to A.
oeod tho meeting. NJ
lack Rss<ss u Bsach, ~ present
Sraaadsnt q t1o heard. = apoeEod. II
IN Known that recently q spsc3nl Gams
warden was appointed for the south
ern district but his Aantity hau not
- 1lnullan1 -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
STUDENT FORCES CHECKS
Says That He Lost Money ON F'ootbaI
Game With Chicago.

says That He Lost Money on Football
Game With Chicago.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 3.-Blam-
ing loyalty to the University Of Min
nesota football team. which lost to
Chicago. for his downfall. Lloyd A.
Ruth. a university student. confessed
today to several forgeries. Capt. John
Calvin. said. and implicated Allen
Baker. another student. Ruth was
arrested at his home, and Baker was
taken into custody. According to
Captain Calvin. Ruth sad both he
and Baker lost heavily on the foot
ball game. Each IL - years old.
Suspicion fell upon Ruth. Calvin
said. following an unsuccessful as-
tempt Of a young man to cash .
check for $26 at q grocery.
One Of the forgertes said to have
been confessed by Ruth was It the
storo Of Z. A. Arnott, 7oo Sixth street.
south. vhge he said he passed
fraudulent check for $14.o0. Another
vas At . bakery at HsnnspiA avenue
80 L4le- N1oaA
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
CAPTURE INDIANS

Gallup, n. NJ, Dec General
Hugh Scott and deputy United States
marshal with detachment of troop
ers arrived from the Navajo reserva-
ton. having in custody the eight ring
leaders in the recent uprising among
the Navajo Indians. to be taken to
Santa Fe for trial.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
PRESIDENT ILL

Wilson Has Heavy Cold and Must
Stay Indoors.
Washington, Dec. 3-President Will
son has heavy cold, and remained
in the White House today on the ad-
vice Of his physician. The cold de-
veloped Monday and DR.. Grayson urg-
ed complete rest today and no en-
EaKements.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
DENIS FAIL AGAIN

Attempt at Ratifying Vote ON Cur.
rency is Unsuccessful.
Washington, Dec. 3.-Senate demo-
crates again failed to get q formal
ratification of their currency bill pro-
gram, but an eleven hour q day ses-
sion was insisted upon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
CHICAGO FACES CRISIS
IN army OF UNEMPLOYED:
THOUSANDS OUT OF work

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Chicago faces
q crisis caused by thousands of
unemployed, indicating the hard
times of 18O7-OS may be repeated,
according to the report of the
committee on homeless men.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
NEGRO MURDERER
HANGED |! D. !! At BISON.
The Slayer Of Woman, and
r Daughter Goes to Death
on scafold Today

Bison. S. D.. Dec. 3.-Joseph Rick
man. negro, confessed murderer of
Mrs. Ellen Fox and daughter last
September, was hanged today. Rick
man terribly mutilated the bodies of
his victims, and poured kerosene over
them and set the house afire.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
Villas TROOPS
!. GUARDING 1 D / BORDER
~ y .is.'-5;S
Will Offer Resistance to
Seven Huerta Generals
Who Left Chihuahua.
TAMPICO IS MADE
NEW STATE CAPITOL
Declared Temporary Seat Of Govern
ment for Vctoria-Huerta Trans.
fers Diaz from the Retired to Ac-
tive List Of Army Officers.

Juarez. Dec. 3.-Confident that the
seven generals who evacuated Chihua-
hua with their troops intend to seek
refuge in the United States, thus es-
Gaping the danger of being taken pris-
oners by the rebels, General Villa this
morning sent more rebels to intercept
them.
The federals, led by General Saliva
dore Mercado, are headed for Ojinaga
on the international border. 1t is
thought they will attempt to cross the
river to Preside: At Preside it is
expected they will be arrested by the
United States authorities and taken
to Maria. and thence to San Antonio.
With the federal generals are 1000
regular soldiers and many subordin-
ate officers, and more than thousand
of the weather. class of Chihuahua.
Under Federal Indictment.
Generals Orozco and Salazar, be-
lieved to be with Mercado, are under
indictment in the federal court at Ell
Paso for violation of the neutrality
laws.
THE only place they will surrender
will be In the United States" declared
General Villa. as he suggestively
patted his automatic revolver at the
Juarez hotel.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
BANK MANAGER KILLED AND ROBBFR
RtE WITH $4,000; BANDIT IS
Making FOR NORTH DAKOTA LINE
Dar'ng daylight Murder and Robbery Occurs at Plum
Soulee, Manitoba, Twelve Miles North of Neche-
Liverynan Unwilling Assistant
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICIALS ALONG
b0Uh6jkiiIii W TAiGiifiiSSS Afii;ifi SSF0R THE MURDERER
Believed That He Will Seek to Enter This State-Banker
Alone When Gunman Enters-Detas Of Shooting Un-
known and Was not Discovered for Some Time

Neche, N D., Dec. 3-H W. Arnold. manager Of
the Bank OF Montreal at Plum Couee Manitoba twelve
miles northwestern here murdered by robber this
afternoon The man escaped with $1OO0O and the rob-
perry was not discovered till after the had escaped
from the city, the local lveryman at Plum Couee taklna
tine man away from the little city in an automobile and
they headed for the line. The liveryan does not knew
of the murder and robbery
Officials along the Canadian border arc patrolne the
line in search of the robber expecting that he will attempt
to cross the boundary ino Norh Dakota
Other officials of the bank were at dinner when the
shooting and robbery occurred
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
The Lights of Brightest Gold

This
It splendid advertising daily
Timesand duseif
You to when you depending
largely the Of dealer
It putting
himself and his claims publicly
He stamping himself with
sterling
He back his
Study carefully before shopping
and Will be
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
Ordered to Reoreanizc.

Mexico City. Dec. 3.-The seaport
city of Tampico was this morning Of
ficially declared the temporary capt.
tai Of Tamaulipas General Antonio
Rabago, the military governor, who
was forced to abandon Ciudad Vic
toria, and who was enormously re-
ported to have committed suicide, has
gone to Tampico under orders of
General Huerta to re-establish his
government.
Other federal generals who were
driven from Victoria have been or
dered to reOrganize their forces and
again march upon Victoria.
This will be done with extreme diff
dculty. as military expeditions will be
without trains, the railroads having
been deprived Of fuel by oil COM
panies.
Long distanoes of broken country
make overland marches strenuous.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
FAIR MEN MEET

State and District Organizations Rep
resented in Chicago Session.
Chicago. Dec. 81. c. Simpson,
secretary of the Minnesota state fair,
kota state fair board, are the princi-
pal speakers at the annual meeting
today of the American Association of
Fairs. The meeting is attended by
representatives of state and district
fair organizations. and will arrange
for 1914 fair dates
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
Attack Presidant WlJsou.

Mexico City, Dec. 3.--The outline of
President Wilson's message is prom
inently displayed in all Spanish
newspapers Commenting on tho
message, the Independents says:
The man at the white house has
dared to affirm against the truth
universally conceded) that Huartn u
losing sympathy every day and thst
his fall = to be sxpectsd- It u hard
ly believed that Presideot Wilson
would have the termerity 10 assert
such q thing. He thereby Etves tes-
tim0nJ OF his bad faith towards
things Moxlcan"
Paris, DEC. 3-RfaAclspo ID In
Basra. former prev1siocnl pseusaeaf
Of Mexico. who haA heaa Aax1cai
minister to France fnr tie r.at feV
months, left ssddsnlF today for Iapan.
on receipt ef orders from President
Huerta. He will travel ey wAg ef
0ssz1AsE, RaaA AaA 1nr
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
Diaz to Active List.

Mexico City. Dec. 3.-The Mexican
war department today published an
order transferring General Porfirio
Diaz from the retired list to the active
list. The order bears the date Of
September 20.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03
$67, 500 STOLEN

Packet Containing Cash is Removed
From Express Gar.
Verviers, Belgium. Dec. "A pack
age containing $67.5O0 in German
bank notes was extracted from a mais
car express train enroute for Brussels
to Cologne. There Is no trace Of the
thieves.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03

2 a. m, IS; maximun. Sss 81
miles; barometer, SO.4S.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-03

,on,o,.ah North Dakota: Generally f,.r
i'I9nt IN .e1 ana Thursday. Warmer
=. .o..1@eetern portion t0nigilt,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
WHITE SOCKS LICK
STRONG AELSTAR
AGGREGATION
ants Ne Champions Add An
other Scalp 70 Their Belt
when Thsy Defeat Fast
4esn af Old Timers by Score
OIL to5.


Nai4 NJ a. ANrIi 31.-Tho
tAnt4 ~ tfHlie 500 this hf'ernpon DO
ttaiee the Allrsiare TX the college
stet4aH ~ nrr s'reH ERnr wnien
~ ttAmpiep rinrhrd s'fce early IA
tNt FarnA ~ the Score Of ! % p. The
NaNM ~ kIff Ntfe e play the White
~ tsfaN ON they coulupt plny y
AZ ihhFt " tne Eihs players were out
ef town bat teafa was organlreh
of the Nen ptu4efN ln toMn % best
ttrf&tnef c9uidniD ne White spN
fne Ali-eserA team wan composed
u VIZ Elks tive 81 Michaels coiiege
hff4 AMI ~ nutfIcider % the orayu.
"a Nas lnacsd very tan ansfesa-
tioa Nat ne white sox were zoe fast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
EVERYTHING READY
FOR ATHLETIC
EXHIBITION
Albuquerque Talent to Appear
Before Santa Fe Elks and
Their Friends Next Wednes-
day Night.

Director Mark levy OF the New
Mexico Athletic club announced today
that an arrangements had been COM
plcted for the furnishing OF entertain
mcnt az the smoker to be given by tho
santa re E.iks In the Ancient City next
Wednesday -Four bouts will be put
on IN santa nc, local talent participant
ing. Mid stern and Jack Torres. local
nghtweighls. will appear in tho main
event Torres takes the place OF Kid
Shafer. who was matched o. hgnt
stern. but who has since declined 90
so. Torres and stern should fighi a
fast battle. Boots" wacker, VINO
blew In from tho coast today after
training with Wolgast will probably
be in on the nghsing and may he ex-
pecied 10 put over a good line of
Frisco scrapping The card arranged
By Director Levy Is altogether q good
one and u ~ likely that the Santa 20
f,ika and their friends will see iirst
class show all the way.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
HAPPYS TRIMMED BY
OLD TOWN BROWNS

The old Town Browns hit harder
than the Happy Go Luckys yesterday
afternoon and the Iiaps went down a.
defeat, "A 10 ~. The Brownies had
the game tucked away neatly al the
end OF thr eighth, i 20 4. In the
first 81 the ninth tho Happys took a
brace and pounded In eight runs. The
Browns came back with two IN tho
last half Of the ninth, however. and
won hendily.
Batteries -Tierncy LaPraik and
Armijo. Stumpf. Ortiz and Nande-
vaide.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
BOOTS" WICKER IS
HERE FROM THE COAST

Boots Wccker. the Fighting
Dutchmun" who appeared ia a bout
before the Sew Mexico Athletic club
ia Albuquerque last October, is back
Zee town Wccker has been In san
Francisco following the hght game
with more or less success. He left
Frisco because he WAS behind two
losers in succession. In Phil knights
corner Wccker saw knight beaten Ca
fraxzlc lon four rounds by Tommy
Mcfarland Then q few days later
Wecker WIS in Wolgast's corner ana
saw IA take terrific beating from
Harlem Tommy Murphy.
knight fought like tramp ana
no mistake" ssid Wccker today. ne
didn't hu McFarland once IN foui
rounds ne certainly got panned ioi
his showing. especially since hc wa'
expected o. perform woll, having
hammered Wolgast an over the rims
In tralnins. knocking WolEnHi o't one
day tor four minutes.
Speaking 81 the Wolgasi Murphy
contest Wcckor says that MURPHY
beat Wolgah af every stage of ih'
game and that Woigast would nave
been knocked out had the hshi gone
two more rounds.
Wocker will likely work IN 'h'
Ellis smoker next "Wednesday asaihs
Benny carson ~ Albuquerque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

New York Featherweight
Who Fights Johnnie xii.
bane for the Title in Los
Angeles Tomorrow Coming
to Albuquerque.

Albuquerque light FANS viii be
nreatiy interested ta tho Announce
ment that Johnnie Dundee. who nights
Johnnle Klibane for the feptherveiEht
qhtmplohshlp "a Nefnoa tomorrow
Might II coming b Aihuqaerque p
second Eddie Marine. ln Marines
Anht nsnlrzt Hennt thaVee IA the
Elks' theater. Thursday. May SIN. IN
formafien that dundee ~ coming was
received yesterday hy Director Mark
Levy IN letter from ScOtty Mon
lelth, who ls manaelng Dundee aud
Marine.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

T|TTT mn 7 T"T|TT7TTT7T
sirutk oni ~ Claneg 2; by Ma
rrs. s. nasts 81 ba'le-~ or Clahcy. b
OF h|arcS 3 Sipieu nasfg An starr
white sex. f.efl on isAees All
stars. ~ white Sox. & Double plays
clancy. Kcefe and McCrlmons 0rlces
aHa fdui o ~ nane.-4s AS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
SPORTING BREvITIES
OFF THE WIRE.


Isos Angeles Johnny Kilbane. OF
Cleveland. holder OF the fcathcrweiKht
boxing championship. aud Johnny
Dundee. the clever New York feath-
erweight completed training yoster-
DAY for their 2o-round bout al YER
non arena. Tuesday night Each boxed
seven rounds before large crowds al
their respective training quarters. Toe
Mandot the Kew Orleans nghtNeight
Who viii meet bud Anderson IN a go
round match ~ Vernon on May 90
and Al Wolgasl former lightweight
champion has arrived here.
Lexington. Ky--Ono thousand and
eighty foals ~ this year win be- cligi-
BILE for the Kentucky futurity accord
Ing go the nominations made puolic
by the Kentucky Troitlng Horse
Breeders association The nomlnn-
tions include the pick OF the brood
mares 81 the entire country.
Tho list IS headed by T.. V. Hurk-
ness Walnut 1851 farm. which has
entered eiehty-ulne 81 rs bluo-blopd-
cd matrons. The Patchon-Wiikes
farm has eighty-tw0 nominations aud
the Empire city farm cuba, Sew
York has thlrty-eiRht named. Thirty
one states and Canada win DE repre-
Eented
New york Manager Frank Chanoe.
Of the New YORK American league
team aftSr several DAYS of active scr-
vice "a first base viii lay of again
for awhile and llal chase VIII return
a. the corner on the diamond with
which he ~ most familiar, beginning
with today's game, according 10 an
u0unccmcnt last night Chance has
been ordsred hy Trainer Barrett 90
rest until his injured leg Is IN good
shape again 80 had not fully re-
covered from the wrench be- gave II
In Bronklyn Just before the season
opened when he returned to the game
last week ana has been advised hat
hc should give up active work n he
ala not wish to become permanently
disabled peliveit ~ booked 90 sui-
coed Chase in ccnteriicld ana Der
RICK. VINO has been nursing o spiked
hand. gets back into the game today
al short.
Bakersfield Calf Barney Oldfioid
lowered the worlds one-miie dirt
! track automobile record sunday al
the new $1,000 race track here. JIG
cifclod the course. from a flying start
in l62-5 seconds The former rec
ora was established at Brighton
nench. september :. 1912. when Old.
field made the mile Ia a. 40 seconds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

81. louis. .. Chicaro. 0.

chicago. April es.--Chicogo was
unable to 40 anything With IIamil'
ton yesterday and ~ Louis shut ont
the locals IN the final game Of he
series. 90 o The score. II. ". ~
"a. Louis So. .0o2 Olo 000-3
Chicago ... 600 600 000--o g
Batteries Hamilton and Asnewi
scott end schalk.
observation-disclosures game postponed
rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
WINTERS AND sHAFER
TO MEET IN CLOVIS

Nv winters. OF Ration, ana KID sha-
l,r Of Cheyenne. who has been IN
Albuquerque for several months. have
signed up 10 fight return match in
Clovis on May 18Th. Winters ana
ahnfer fought draw here on April
mat proved somewhat unsatirfac-
tory 20 both boys.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28
PLANTING Of SUGAR
BETS BEGINS At
MAXWELL
Acreage Assured just a Trifle
Short of 1900; Believed In
dustry Will Bring 100000
Cash to Growers.

Maxwell. s. A.. Aprn 21 u s gO-
ing to Doe great Year tor sugar bcets
Ia The Maxwell irrigated district The
farmers have already begun planting
the crop and white the total 90 Doc
planted Is just little short ct LOCO y
acres. u means "a record breaking
campaign and the final and perma-
nent establishment of the sugar 5cet
Industry In this section,
Bcets Ia the MaNwou district aver
aged 10 per cent last year, and some
specially favored sections wont as
high as 20 per cent A report from
the sugar factory al Garden city,
KAN where the bocts from here are
shipped. says that beets from this
section averaged higher than amy oth-
er place from which bects were re-
celved Some OF the farmers receive
ed az much aH $500 ton for heets
The newcomers from Rocky Ford
are among the largest growers this
year, and great things are expected
from them Most oi those who grow
beats last gear have signed up for in-
creased acreage Js they know from
experience tho value of the crop. not
only In money but Improvement To-
the land.
with plenty Of water and % good
season. the total crop this year should
run wen into the thousands ot toms
and bring Ia 100000 cash to grow
ers IN this district
Rig Businc-s in Farm Machinery
The Maxwell supply company uu-
loaded another car Of wire this Veok,
making four cars received since ihe
first of he year This large business
in fencing is due 60 the Wany new-
/ comers who are enclosing and divide
| ing their fields
Three cars eft farm machinery nave
/ been received this season hy the same
| firm and another car ig ON The way
| Much OF the new machinery is for tho
| beet growers. and as the acreage is
| much greater this year than ever be-
| fore. moro machinery is Required 10
] handle a.
Rain Delays WORK ~ Dam.
| had the weather remained clear
| this week. tho onrihwork on the iio-
bron dam would hnvc been finished
and the big camp of Gilbert Broth
orp would have hrnkon up As h
thorc a. sim two days work 90 be
done
/ ". x. Winhurn has about "a month IS
| work yct 10 do finishing th" dam
around the outlet tower aud suria"ing
the water sido of the dam with rock
rho slphnn viii hr finished within
two weeks. AMI ns tho ditci W. aitfhdN
done tho second great system of me
Nlnxwcu irrigated Land company VIII
bee ready for use before the midd" OF
| May
Meantime the water has been Hnu'
OFF at the dam. and tho lake To even
tuaiiy be- three mites long ana 'hle
Wide. Is beginning 90 form. the low
of the stream has been greatly III
creased hy the recent rains ana the
lake Is rapidly forming
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

and musical THO Amusing entertain
ing rasiimc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

'-rhe Bnrniag BRAND" Bronco two
reel feature "A story Of the west 10
the early days The ofpheum'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

rriand. Grant aud Hyland, com'ds
and musiorl Ut Amusing cntortaln'
lng PaHime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-28

NATIONAL LEAGUE


Chicago. April IS Chicago de-
fcated Pittsburgh yesterday, : TO 8.
Both 7lumphrics and Camnisx were
hit hard, but Chicago was more for
tunate IN punching hits The batting
of Carey. miller. Mccarthy schultz
and mitchell and the fielding ~ isv-
ers were Features
The score. n. n. v.
Pittsburgh ...fi0 Oi0 0s0--s ~ 4
Chicago d. 02o ola 0ix-7 ~ .
Batferiee--cooper. Camnltx and 81
mon. fImnphries and Archer.
summary. Two-hAse nit Mct'nr.
thy, Butler. Hendrix. Three-hase hit
Miller. Carey. Home run--Carey,
Base on balls--off Humphrioe. !; OFF
camnitx. 3, OF Cooper. :. Struck out
ny HumphrieF. 4. by Camnitz, /.
Umpires Brennan ana Eason.