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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
White-t pieces.
white to play ana win.

white TO play ana win.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM 40 $50
!. P-KR8. P-B5. >. PIP. &c
/ P-KRs B--Kt 2. 2 B-B7 CHI &c
!. P-KR3. RXKtP; .. Q-R3 CHI, &c
P-KR3. kt-B. or kt-Kt4. 9 BxKt
or B-Kt5. &c.
l. P-KRs. RsRP; .. B-K7. or P-Bs.
&c.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM no. ass
!. Kt-K2. &c.
SOLUTION To RINcKS END GAME
STUDY FROM LAST WEEK
Kt-R? or Kt-K5. XXI or XXX:
>. kt--B3, Kxkt: T. PRS (QI and wins
Correct solutions received to number.
iSt ana SO as well as to end game study
are Withheld to next week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09

Here Is an ending from match play
which illustrates the Importance Of hav'
Ing or getting or keeping the move. This
IL part Of the stratess of the game to
which the beginner should pay close at
tentlon, as many positions are won by
having the move after getting II by clever
pfNy N exchanges.
PRosLEM NO 2ss. CHECKERS.
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Qxo. p X oh leads 10 a mat
sICILrAN DEFENCE.

(a) Necessary. for otherwise black exchanges
the important kings bishop with On, followed
by Bro.
(bl Which is done for the self-same reason
(cl RE and doubling OF the rocks would
have been better.
IN PRS P-KR4 and P-Ri6 was the proper
plan: white conducts his game somewhat loosely
(el Safer would have been Pk5
N Surprising: but white obtains three pieces
Tor the queen, which Is a fair exchange.
~ otherwise Kt-B8 may be played
On We're his pieces better protected, white
would now stand quite well. but practically all
~ them are hanging" and for that reason II is
difncult 10 prevail against the queen.
~ by means ~ pretty combina ton black now
obtains material ad vantage.
~ In the event OF X black wins the knight
with o-BI
lkl The game Is now decided. White nnalIy
ost the OR pawn and with II the game.
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PROBLEMS FOR SUN"
= READERS TOSOLVE
Discards Clue to Solution Of Diff
ficult Proposition at
Bridge.
STRATEGY OF CHECKERS
----
An Example Of the Importance
Of Keeping Command
Of the Move.

Bridge problem No 2s7 looks at nrst
like n hopeless proposition. and no one
would think OF claiming the rest OF the
tricks n the situation came up in actual
play but the player who IL familiar with
the two most important principles of prob
lem solving, discarding and unlocking
might get clue to the solution by seeing
Just where the discard must be made.
Here Is the distribution:
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Uo7
KossB
H97l
W964 Y ~
AK as 81. EJs
ass "a Blk
IS -.
OAK
= 10 9A3
O 10 e
OAK J60

u dealt and hid royal A called two
clubs, asking his partner to go no trumps
II he could stop the royals. Y bid two
royals and Il two no trumps. u then
called three hearts. which \ passed Y
mistook this as showing two suits OF
equal strength and supported the hearts
when II bid three no trumps II doubled
A led the nine Of trumps and Il made
his two tricks. leading a diamond won
It and led two rounds of clubs, forcing
Y. after which r made trump and the
spade queen. setting the contract for 100
points.
rs object In showing the hearts Is to in
dictate his supporting suit, which knows
is not the club, because OF As bid, and ne
should have known A had the ace OF dla-
monds for a reentry. With his ability to
run clubs should have supported the
royals, not the hearts. and then u would
have gone game IL b did not go to four
no trumps, which would be a sure double
for n with four certain tricks In hand
and the lead
No matter what A leads u must make
six trump tricks, three hearts and n dla-
mond, as will be seen IL the hand Is
played.
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"a The usual play heres u Qkt5 which Is also
somewhat stronger
tbl serious loss Of n tempo. Black should
hsVc exchanged the knights.
tn The withdrawal Of the knight 10 K3 would
have been better. Black figures io exchange
queen, on thc next move. but he mlscslCulAtes.
Oh Herewith white sacrifices pawn, but on
the other baud gains lmpor tant time and In con-
sequence thereof obtains a vigorous attack
tel ON account of III" undevelopcd state OF
blacks game this sacrifice II decisive.
~ " Q-k5. then follows -ht5 ch. Ki-Bs
BNkt. QXO. R-k oh. similar 10 the actual ending.
10 Just one attack right after another. Black
l. totally lost.
. ~ 10. n Dnn u L oh lrahs IN a rnate
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Clubs are trumps and Y is In the lead
n and got only Ave tricks, when they
should have got six How?
In the actual play Il led a shade v
making tho nine and king and leading
the small one for u to trump u then put
In with diamond TO make him lead
away from his minor tenacs In hearts, Y
toid has partner there was no need to give
u a trick.
Tho distribution OF the cards Is as fol-
lows:
has the queen Jack three of hearts.
King nine six OF spades, no trumps or
diamonds.
A has the seven six 1--WE four Of hearts.
ten and seven OF spades. no trumps or dia-
monds.
Is has king nine OF hearts, Jack Of dia.
Inonds eight nve three of spades, no
frumps.
Y has the ace and eight of hearts.
queen OF trumps. 1--WE and four of dia-
monds and four of spades.
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Whites pieces
white to play and mate In three m owes.
PROBLEM no. ts7. by L. BAUMGAR~E.
Black pieces
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RUY LOPEZ

Black (Gunsberg)-I5 pieces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
ROMAN VIGIL GRANT
ASSESSMENTS CORRECTED

Assessments charge against the
Ramon Land and Lumber company.
owner Of h Ramon Vigil grant In
santa re and Sandoynl counties, on
the books OF Sandovel county were
ordered erased by Judge NJ. G. Me-
chem who has been conducting dis
trict court here for Judge Reynolds.
The United States Bank aud Trust
company. of Santa re as trustee for
tho lane ana lumber company. APP
piled for the order. ~ wns shown
that the section Of the property in
sandoval county was twice assessed
In 1918 and hat the company paid
one levy; and hat in 1909. although
the Of the grant paid the full
assessment, another assessment APP
peared on the hooks as against "un-
known owners" n was commended
that al that time the owners Of tho
grant were generally known. and that
no reason existed for placing such
an assessment on the record.
Hearing 81 the mechanics lien
case OF the Peoples Lumber company
AGAINST Mrs. r.. c. Kuhn. q Valencia
county case, was continued before
Judge Mechem today. Court was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
WILL START WORK ON
JEAlEZ ROAD At ONCE

II have given a great deal OF
thought To the Jemez road construc-
ton and e has heen difficult 90 de-
termine just what Is best TO do. I
came here yesterday especially TO
meet Mr.. Rogers who represents the
Iemcz subscribers to the fund. but
seem to have missed him. The sur
vey made by our engineers indicates
that To a build "a permanent, substan-
tial road viii be very expensive; still
tho road must be built. and while the
$4,000 available from subscriptions
here and In Jemez viii not much
more than start us. I have made up
my mind To do what can be done with
that amount.
~ will y definitely that we viii
star, work IN the Jebtez road within
two weeks. II h difficult to get Just
the right kind OF supervision for o
convict gang on such an Isolated
roadway. hut we viii do the best We
can and viii have a gang In there be-
fore the end Of this months.
There u no doubt hat this road
Is as badly needed as amy in the state
and the delay In starting IL has been
purely due TO what we considered
lack 81 funds; and To the enormous
press Of business on the office. We
are working all ri The state and
u Is simply impossible for M 70 be
everywhere at once.
III seems to me that sandoval
county should aid materially in ~
nanring tho building Of this road. n
Is To the advantage Of that county
more than any other interest. n the
county board should supply liberal
funds for construction. think per-
haps we can open a passable road to
the Jemez springs By summer; and ~
We can do that, n start traffic over
. passable road Il win not be long
until We can build a real highway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
CHAVEZ TO FIGHT
BRANN|GAN At
PUEBLO
Colorado Sports Showing Live
ly Interest in Bout to be
Staged on st. Patriok's Day.

Pueblo. Colo. March G.-onc of
the real high lights In sportdom i'm
this part ~ the world on So. Patrlck'H
day viii be the matcn between Ben
ny Chavez and Patsy BranniRan la
the Rex arena here. II viii De not
only the greatest haniamweight fight
ever staged here. but the fastest that
has been held In Colorado for a long
long time.
Both boys have old scores 20 wipe
out. In Trinidad Benny Chavez took
the count from BranniEan, which
was his first and last taste OF a knock
out. Later the two bantams fought
ia Denver. where the little Meg
won a decision ovcr PATSY IN the
hnrdest fought contest the fans of
the capital city have ever seen. This
decision was the only nio in the t50
ring battles OF the littic red-hcadod
Irish sorappeE. and In the coming
battle Brannigan viii endeavof TO
clean mp the only stain ON his record
chavez viii do his hest to come gu,
81 the fight with the old knockout
cvened up.
Although neither OF The boys has
started real training for the battle.
they win both be working for the
struggle by next Monday az the Rex
BrannlEan has fought $50 battles
and has mel the classiest men 81 the
country and has come out Of every
melee with honor. lie Is IN lire 10
battle for the title IN his class,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
AMBER OF
G.. A. R. To VISIT
ALBUQUERQUE
NEXT. WEEK
Chief of Veterans of Civil War
to be Guest of New MericO
at Annual
DATES ADVANCED TO
ACCOMMODATE VISITOR

Washington Gardner commander
ln-chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic. will be "A guest OF Albuauer-
que ON Tuesday ana Wednesday Of
text week. March 10th and i'm,
when he comes here 20 attend the
annual New Mexico env5ssument of
the @. A. r.
Announcement or Mr. Gardner's
coming was made today by ). g. Cald-
well, adjutant Of O.. X. Warren Post.
which will meet In special session to-
morrow evening at 1870 at i2i south
South Third street 10 make arrange
ments Tor the entertainment OF the
distinguished visitor n the Veterans
from other cities in New Mexico who
are coming here 90 attend the en-
campment Mr.. Gardner IL visiting
all OF the state encnmpmcnts this
year and the New Mexico meeting.
usually held In May. was advanced
for his convenience 80 b would not
be necessary FOR him To make another
"trip to the southw est. MI. Gardner.
a former member Of congress-. and Of
national reputation as speaker. Is one
Of the most widely known Of the vet
Grams OF the civil war and his visit
here is an In the history OF the
Warren post which Is 10 be duly cele-
brated. There aTe fifty-pine mem
beers of Warren Post IN good standing
and about 200 veterans In the state,
many OF whom are expected to attend
the cncampment, which will be held
In odd Fellows hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
Will co OVER ROAD
WITH LOCAL COMMITTEES

Mr. French made arrangements to-
day to 40 over the Jemez road with
the Jemez o "A committee and CON
slider plans FOR the speedy improve
ment OF the thoroughfare.
The Jemez road committee. repre-
scented by T.. L. Crosse, A. n. stroup.
Mayor sellers and Don J. Rankin.
met Mr.. French In Mayor Sellers Of
flee He assured them that after he
had completed "a trip through Guada-
lupe county he would return 10 this
city and go over the Jemez road with
them for "a careful consideration OF
the problem Il presented.
There Il available now IN n special
Jemez road fund some $4,000. That
ig far short OF the sum required To
build the whole road. but Il l. suffl-
Client to fix two bad places on the
road. and the committee IL seeklne
10 have those stretches attended Ia
al nee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
S p

Torres II paying n tot Of attention
10 his boxing. tie means a. over
match Riede both ~ punching and
ducking and In battling and blocking.
Boxing practice has given him frccr
motion and bis crouch viii be less
In evidence when he faces the Colo
RADIO scrapper.
Torres will train al the New Mexico
4. &. gymnasium this afternoon.
Riede viii go ihroush his PAGES to-
night. Last night Torres worked
with Lefty Floyd. Young Ad Wolnast
and Young Chavez u was hot work
while Il lasted. hut Jack camc
through g. fresh and uutircd
Riede trained AZ the gymnasium IN
the afternoon, hat not with a bear.
old Ephriam faiIeyi to put IA an mp
pearsncc u was announced that the
bear couldn't keep the date because
his manager. In Socorro. was 100. And
now Director Mark Levy. or tho New
Mexico A. C.. say It's all of. lie
refuses 10 make a new date with the
bear We IT. afraid Ricde might sur
Ter some kind Of a orlmp In wrestling
with the animal hat would slow him
up In the ring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
Positive Assurance from State
Engineer that He will Put
Crew to Work at Once.
WILL DO BEST HE CAN
WITH FUND AVAILABLE
Leaves This Morning for Run
Over Highway Now Build
ing From Albuquerque to
Belen.

state Engineer James a. French,
and Assistant Engineer j. W. john
son. after spending yesterday alter
noon supervising construction work
now under way ON the Albuquerque
islcta road south of the Barelas
bridge. left at ~ o'clock this morn
ing IN Mr.. French's car with Eugene
Kempenich. chairman Of the Nalcn-
cha county commissioners. for Los
.Lunas. and Bclcn to inspect thor
cughly the progress made IN hat sec
ton of the Scenic highway between
this city and Belcn. MI. French may
determine to drive his car on south
into socorro county to look at the
difficult work being done by the con
Wet gang near san Marcial In the
sand stretches which now form the
most serious obstacle TO the early
completion OF the highway between
this city and m Paso.
Work Progressing Smoothly.
we are getting a good start on
your road from Albuquerque To Is
leta' said AIR. French this morning,
''and AZ the present rate / think we
ear have a first-class road open for
you 10 the Indian village by the first
Of Jepe. There is some of IL which
VIII he quite heavy, but there are no
very serious engineering problems;
the worst feature being the irrigation
bitches and laterais OF which there
are many.
Il am going today to look over the
whole line between here and Belcn
and may decide TO take a look at our
heavy work In SocOrro county before
returning TO Santa Fe."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

sort Of offer from the Federals by
wireless. None however. announced
any Intention Of signing.
Tho Giant White Sox bail touring
party gathered In Cincinnati on sat-
urday. October rs. where the first
game Of the long schedule was play
cd against the Cincinnati club. From
there the players travelled la a spe-
'clal train from cnsy stages to the PA.
cific coast, playing frequent games
en- route The squad sailed from
Seattle on November ~.
The party arrived nj Yokohama on
December g. four days late after q
rough voyage During the foreign
part of the tour the largest attend
ance wns recorded In Japan. Austria
liz and Englnnd The biggest gate
receipts we're collected az the game
played In London. on February 20,
whom 10000 spectators. including
king George witnessed the defeat 81
the Giants hy tho White Sox. This
game officially closed the tour. tho
party sailing from Liverpool on Feb
ruafy 81.
More than seventy games were
played during the trip
Financial returns were FAR In ex.
cess 81 expectations and the profits
are estimated at nearly 100000.
Tentative plans have already been
made Tor foreign tours during the
winters Of iail-15 ana 19t5-16.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
STUDENTS DEPARTMENT
OF THURSDAY MORNING
MUSICAL CLUB

The first meeting Of the students
department ~ the Thursday Morning
Music club Will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon In the Woman's club build
lng This IL one OF the most inn
portant sections Of the work under
taken by the new musical organiza-
ton and an students ~ music who
desire io become members OF the Sec
ton are urged 10 attend This opening
meeting when the election % off
Gers and formal organization viii be
completed. Each meeting VIII be
held under the direction % an adult
member OF the club. The following
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
MONEY WAITING IN THE
STATE SCHOOL AID FUND

with more than $4,000 waiting In
the state fund for school aid. and less
than $1,000 applied for since the
fuud was created. there Is an uppor-
tunity for progressive school districts
In New Mexico 20 do some building
with the state bearing a large part Of
the expense. Bernallllo county.
southern santa Fe county end a few
other districts are taking advantage
OF the state aid fund. hut is general
use by the school districts OF the
state Is desired by the educational de-
partmont.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
World Tourists
Made 100000
on the Trip
Total of Seventy Games in
Great Cities Of the Globe
with Small Financial Pick
ings.
lBy Ica-cd Wire "a r,ycnIng Herald

ny leased Wire Ia g;scniHg Herald.
New York. March 6-The world
girdiing American baseball players
came home today In a snowstorm.
while harbor crafts footed, the en-
.voys from the Federals league figur-
.ath-cly waved enticing contracts. the
Giant white sOx combination drew
into quarantine shortly after 3
O'Clock. The Federal league repre-
sentativcs were unable to obtain
passes 60 board the Lusitanla 90 greet
the travellers down the bay organ
lied baseball was more fortunate In
having obtained revenue cutter pass
- in advance. ana a delegation was
all" Co board the ship before she
came 10 her pier.
Nearly every player received some
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
NO GRAFT IN SCHOOL
BOOK SALES IN
NEW MEXICO
Asplund Declares Method of
Distribution Effectually
Safeguards Public From
Hold Up.
PLENTY OF MONEY IN
STATE AID FUND


lHNNftaN 1UaFnNcE ~ EaeUtuH nfl mtu i
Santa Fe. y. ~. March G.-Assist-
ant Superintendent r. +. Asplund Of
the department OF public instruction.
today declared that no graft existed
~ the sale Of school books in New
Mexico. through the operations OF
the book trust or in any other way
The method Of distribution now In
force said Mr.. Asplund. lis such
that graft is impossible. and W. are
getting our books NJ fnir market
prices as compared with other sec
tons. Their is no graft that we can
discover in the distribution in this
state.
The appointment OF the investiga-
tlon committee by the state Educa-
tional association and its operations
viii act as a further safeguard against
graft In the school hook business. II
such safeguard Is needed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
JUDICIARY ON WAY
TO ALBUQUERQUE
IN AUTOMOBILES
Supreme Court and Federal
Judges and Their Families
Making Pilgrimage From
Las Cruces

A dignifled procession Of automo-
bile tourists Is vending IT'S way TO-
ward Albuquerque from Las Cruces
today. Deputy United states Mar
Hhal J. r. Galusha, who returned his
morning from Las Cruces. where he
has been acting as hailin az the SEES
sion Of United States court presided
over by Judge Pope, states that Judge
and Mrs. Pope Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lee. Court stenographer Earl c. iden
and Mrs. fden, and the supreme court
judges. &. J. Roberts, Frank W. Par
ker and ". a. Hanna and their re-
spectlve families, zach family with
an automobile, left Las cruces this
morning for Elephant Butte. where
they viii spend the day inspecting the
great dam.
They will leave Elephant Butte to-
night and run north until late this
evening. They will complete the jour
ney 20 Albuquerque tomorrow arriv-
lna here late tomorrow evening. The
supreme cour judges viii go on 20
santa Re. Judge Pope ana his Of
hciai retinue WIN remain here.
Judge Pope viii open federal court
here Monday morning In the federal
building aud VIII probably be engaFcd
here all next week. lie will return
10 las Cruces 20 complete the work
there. beginning March 2sth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

Winnipeg. Man, March IA dis
patch from Calgary. Alberta, states
that Hartman c. snyder. who Is said
90 have embezzled $4,000 from his
employers, the United states Portland
Cement company OF Denver, was ar
rested there. also Mrs. Bonnie Bell
sutherland. q young woman who dis
appeared from Denver about the time
that Snyder took his departure. The
pair were living In q cottage az Cali
gary. snyder viii be taken back to
Denve for trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

program viii be given tomorrow al.
tcrnoOn;
Paper-'Adyanced Forms In Must
cal Art" Miss Louise Nicois.
The March Gr~otesque. CFindlng),
Dorothy Brown.
Minuet D-Minor, Huber). Louise
Bell.
Minuet, G-Malor. (PadorewskD,
Marjorie Steam,
Valse, D-nat. Chopin. winifred
williams.
"a la Blen Aimee Cschutt), Ha-
zel Hopping.
Parantelle A-Minor. ODennee).
Pauline Jones.
Second Mazurka. CGoudard), Eve
Ign Fox.
Pononaise. A-Malor. (Chopln1.
Paul WolkinE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
REIDE AND TORRES
DOWN TO THE GRIND

Riedo and Torres nre plugging
steadily away az their training In
preparation for their meeting next
Monday night. Both bogs are prot
ty nearly ft to step into the ring tbs
afternoon and tear through a mlx-up
at their best speed,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

Dr. j. Y. whitesides, local surgeon
Of the santa Re railroad al KinRman,
Ariz.. died ~ the Santa Fe hospital
this morning, OF tuberculosis. He
had been at the hospital a week. Fu-
neral arrangements win DC made to-
morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
M0RTUARY


j. r. Reddins, aged 20, died y~ostcr-
day afternoon at his home In the
Highlands The remains wccr sent 90
Chicago by Strong Brothers this az
ternoon, the former home Of the de-
ceased who came here recently FOR his
health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
POST WINS IN
RACE WITH A

my Leased Wire 10 Eycning Hcraid.i
Rochester, MINI, March g. .
G. w Post won his race with .
. death half across the continent =
. when his special train arrived at =
= the Great Western depot ln this .
. city at e;25 o'clock this morning .
= just three and one-half hours .
. ahead OF schedule. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06
held In the office of vigil & Jamison.
Glcckler VIII FILED.

In the probate court today the will
of Charles =. Gieckler was filed.
Judge John Baron Burg ser april 7
as the date Of the hearing on pro-
bate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

New York. March 6-Directors %
tho National league went into session
this afternoon 60 take final action on
the transfer or John Evcrs from tho
Chicago Nationals.
Tho name of the new purchaser OF
the Chicago club probably VIII he
announced before tomorrow. The
purchaser lt was said II "a man who
has not been prominently identified
with professional baseball.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

that's the type that APPRECIATES the SUI
preme goodness of James Il. Pepper
Whisky. The man who drinks TO pet
drunk, as a rule, doesn't care for snufght
goods. He wants more of ga kick" than
pure liquor gives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-06

Try HERALD want ada, they
bring results.