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The Washington herald., 1915-01-20
|!I1!S!'iSEE{H;

Good morning, Judge! Has the
! District gone dry" will be one of the
questions asked when some OF those
chaps arrested in the pool room raid
arc tried next April.
1t is really no crime to frequent
pool rooms, but to be caught and
thrust into the "booby hatch" by
flock OF Baltimore cops-welI, that's
very different
The chap who gave his name as
sporting editor OF one of the local
papers is still languishing in the
Annapolis Jail. He will probably
draw life sentence, for the judge
has doubtless read some of his stuff.
Except for being shy and hav-
ing an intense hatred for newapa-
per publicity Battling Bernard Is
pretty good guy.
Wonder IL Billy Sunday was able to
convert Joe EngeI into a pitcher with
control?
Writes Elsie" Davis in the St Louis
POST t-Dispatch'-Hank Gowdy's prom
ised bride accepted terms and then re-
fused to sign up. Report doesn't say
whether she has gone over to the
Feds or not. II she has, Ban John
son will probably assure Hank that
she wasn't much of a bride anyhow"
Alexandria will be the scene of red
fire and considerable excitement to-
morrow night when the Cardinals ten
der a banquet to Clark Griffith at the
Hotel Rammel. Mayor Tom Fisher
Will, of course. be POSTMASTER. Moth
ing like stirring up the old town.
liking" Lear teId US the other
day that he WAS again going to
pitch for the Cincinnati Reds.
Well! there are worse places to
play ball than In Cincinnati. but
right off hand We cannot think of
anyP
Freddie Wclsh'S stories in the rink section Of
The SUNDAY Herald srr attracting a whole lot Of
attention. The stands sold ont last Sabbath
letter order carly IN the future
Chicken show at the Arcade reads ueusnspsr
headline. We always thought it vas in 2 street
Purvie EuuH. q the New York Telegram csu,
attention 20 the tact that Melbourne Inman has
sgcctator.'
Iuuan is the man who is keepins Willie Hoppe
s5mpaRy on his tour.
rosSibIy the oWners Of the Cleveland club by
changing the u the Sixth CITY club fn,m
Mars" to 'Indians' had In mind the Boston
Braves.
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icsSibly the cUners Of the Cleveland club by |
changing the name u the Sixth CITY club frum |
Mars to Indians" had In mind the Boston |
Braves
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LafaYette Grid Dates.

EsS,un. Pa. Jan 9.-The Lafayclh COLLEGE foot
han campaign Tor the of l9Ir has heen plan
ned and completed nv .. s. Clark and r. A. Marsh.
Il the hardest campaign ever undertaken here.
1t includes games with Princeton. Washington and
Jefferson. Pennsylvania State Lehigh. and PennsyI-
Nanis Tho schedule.
September -. MuhIcnburE
nctobcr . J-sInus: g. Washington and Jefferson
Washington. Pa. IS. Princeton At Princeton: a.
Ruckncil: 90 PennsylyaniH Pennsylvania.
November 6. svsthmOrc: ls. Penn. State: 90 Is-
lLsn South Rclhchcm: - nickinsnn.
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Americans to Golf at Havana.

New York. Ian. la-Ths third annual Eolf tour
usmrIi for The smsteur championship Of Cuba will
lr held the links Of the Country club Of He
vsns. beginning Tuesday. February Is. and ending
Saturday February 20. All amateur golfers n
United States and other countries are invited t0
tgkr Part and is expected that such PLAYERS as
Walter J. Travis Of Garden City. present titlehodeT
chick Evans. of EdCeWater the Western amateur golf
champion; Oswald Kirhy. or EnElcWood. and Ar
drn ~ Rohbias. Of Garden civ will take part
TRAVIS has the title both years.
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After MARTY O'Toole

Brston. Jan. I9-It said that ths Boston
American League club may make oTsr to the
Pittsburgh Nationals foT the release OF Pitcher
OTools. OTocle. in company with friend came
here from South birmingham snd was closeted for
with President Lannin and Manager Car
Igsn of the Boston Americans. and It is known
the Pittsburgh club intends dispose Of the
sp!tbsller. the incident gave rise a rumor that
the Rcd SoI management would put a bid for
hr:n None n' the parties to the conference would
any information 10 what had becn discussed.
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To Coach Yermnnt-

burlington. VI. The athletic association "f the
UurcIsIy Of Vermont has SECURED F. W Cruiher ~
Hartford. Conn. baseball CnaUh fOI the coming
srasnH- Practice in the cage will be slaHdd the last
Ucrk n February.
The patcrisl includes seasoned cucEc play
WihI H. a. Msyfurth. captain. behind the hat
The athletic rommittec has not vet determined
whether the team will take Southern ;np during
the Easier vacation
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TO GO IN MOURNING.
GinntS VIII Don the Black on
Trip south.

New York. Jan. $50 badly d. the ,'isnts feel
the loss of last seasons remnant they GO
r7E hsunt their sorrov in the faces Of the fans
HrAf season. Violet trimming always conducive 10
Complsccucy and pcsce 10 he torn from the PLAY
lnE clothes " the New NorkS and instead dull.
snnbrc black will serve as a constant reminder "
the catastrophe II 1914
Next season when the Giants fare forth on the
amond they will be clad in black sweaters with Just
dash Of red arouse their fighting spirit. The
t01 are 10 bc black and red also. according to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT made by Secretary Foster.
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Has Control of Gun.

thief" Render NAV 0r may not he going back
pitcher. but thinE is certain. he Is not
slipping q . trapshOOter. Bender in = shoCt In
CLASSY company a. Willow Grove. Pa. this week and
kinEpiH fer the day. He made straight Kills in
-four live bird matches and missed only two la tie
CLAY bird
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GareldA
LARGE HOUSE EXPECTED.
whIte-weIsh Match Is Big Card,
Declares Johnston.

New York. Jan. I9.-MAtehmAker James John
ston. of the Garden A G.. estimated toniEht that
the Charlie White Freddie Welsh match a. Madi-
son Square Garden next Tuesday night would draw
a house of at least 10000. Both welsh and Whits
have ended active training. the champion being a.
Oceanport y. J.. with a fun camp o. trainers
SparrinE partners and advisers.
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Gonzapa Midpets Win.

The GonzaEs MidEets yesterday defeated the Con
zaEs School quint by the score of IS 10 Is. The
features OF the game were the shooting Of culton.
who made six baskets from the floor. and the team
uuTk of the school team
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WILL MEET ,GARFIELDS.
Lincoln Basket TOssers Play SOUTH
east QuInt Tonight.

The Lincoln A. c, Of Northeast. and the Gar
field 4. q. Of Southeast. will meet tonight in
what should pruve one Of the hardest fought games
q basketball this season.
The game will ne PLAYED in the formers gymnasium
at Rcsedae and called at Bis O'Clock.
These teams have met before this season.
the Garfeds being returned victor after bitterly
fought struggle and toniEhts contest promises TO
he equally exciting
As both teams will use their strongest lineups.
contest we'll worth witnessing il sure 20 result.
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viii Meet at Polo Grounds.

West Point. " Y. Jan. l9.-Amy and Nay viii
clash the EridirUn next season 81 the Polo
Grounds In New York. The 1915 schedule WAS an
n0unced today by tie athletic committee Army
will meet Gettysburg October .. and NOlru Dame
November 6, a. wess Point
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WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

ward; mile and sixteenth. Rake. lOS CBrrschl.
5 TO l, to l. to s. won: Ella Crane III dish
mani, to 5. out. second; Early Light. ll3 tHeOgh
to 10 third. Time IS. Port Arlington. Billy
Staurt, The Hermit, Gold Dust, ElammariOn and
knight nf Uncas also ran.
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subs;itutionS- for Gator. Tolson for Schsum
Dennison for Lee. Curtis for DenniSon. Goals from
hOor-IounE tSl. Winterverp ca. Gator t2l. Rossl
ter. Martin (6l.-esrtis CS). Goals from foul-MAr-
tin tsl. Young tsl. Gator tsl. winterwerp Time
or hslves-so minuteA Timekeeper-Mr Cook
Referee-Mr Hogan.
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Rndolnh 70 Coach Fordham.

NsE Nork ian. is.-Diex Rudolph. the dminuiivs
Boston hurlcr. has RUerd b cosrh the Fordhhm
college nine this sgrng. according anncancemsn1
coming ffom euIlsse athletic 0aaciAlI todAs.
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Goals from hoor-Esin l6l. Connor t3D Rem
hodt 90. Door C3l. schmit "a. InEley lGl. Goals
from foEs-COnnoT 80. Schneider lsl. Ingley C3l-
Time ~ halves 20 minutes. Referee-Mr Ie
Grange Timer Mr. +. Talks Substitutes
Dean for Z Dean Brubaker for Tabb: Schneider
fuT f. bean.
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FEDERAL QUINT
SCORES VICTORY
Mark De Oranges Reserves Defeated
in Fast Game-Eslin Is Best
Perfnrmer

Tho F. deraI A. c. defeated Epiphany
Reserves last night by the score Of
b to .;
Fast playing featured the contest. Eslin
was prominent in the scoring for the
winners, while the work of Ingley for the
losers featured. Lineup and summary:
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FAST GAME WON
BY CARROLL MEN
Institute Five Lands Revenge on Hy-
attsviIle Outfit for Defeat
tarIier in Season

By defeating the heavy Company r
team from Hyaltsvlle last night by =
10 Is. carroll Institute cvcned up for the
defeat it received earlier in the season.
Tho game was hotly contested from the
very outset. Good teamwork and accu-
r5tic goal shooting was responsible for
IN" carroll victory. Mckenna and Nc
Laughliu featured with fast, au-rOuni
play. while Williams did the best work
for Hyattsville. Lineup and summary:
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Races OF until January %.

Havana. jan Bon sccouai Of the Indictment
weather at Oriental Park. the races have bssn de-
elared 0f until Saturday. January -
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Nationals Down Emmanuel.

The National Athletic Club defested the EmmGn-
uel basket ball team last night in the laters gym
naSum. - 10 10. Martin and Young made several
dinicut shots from the floor. Lineup and sum
The Washington herald., 1915-01-20

RefcTsO-slr. G. Z. Colhhcwsr, ir. scorer-Nr. J.
r. DALEY. Score-Trsinmen. e: Auditors -.
Goals-Morett til. MUNICH tsi. khn t2l. Sehodef
CD. Cuxie Cp. Dorsey ~. Gregory Cl. Goals from
fres ;oSs-AIoHeft tSl. Ures0ry t5l.
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Trainmen Win. q to 10.

TraInmen defeated Auditors last night in the
r r. Y. NJ e. A. in basket ball game. q 10 ID.
Lineup and summary:
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Sub,r Dillon for Fitzgerald. Goals FROM
f.-rr Mckcnns ,El Mathews So Fitzgerald tIl
H"Irc. CD. DcVn GI Williams ~. Souneber=
tT'. NrtIsy 90. Number of fouls called -t'arro
D. HlattSvillc. ] Time Of hslves-2n minutes
Trock0crcr- Mr DAVIS. Refcree-Mr Allen.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-20

At a meeting of the athletic com
mittee at the Georgetown Prep School
last night De La Vergne was elected
captain Of the basketball team ami
Monahan was made assistant manager.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
WORST IS OVER IN
FLOOD SWEPT
DISTRICT
Volunteer Citizens at Holbrook
Keep River Embankment
Intact Damage Woodruff
Not Great.

Hoihrooh. Asia.. Aprn fe-The
worst ~ the great food from the
broken Lyman irrigation reservoir
above 81. Johns Is over and the dam
axe, in addition to hat reported yes-
terday. ia not great. No other lives
have been lost and at noon today the
crest OF the flood IA past this point.
Two other dams followed the Ly-
mar retaining wall and when the
high water reached Hoibrook the
bridge over the Little Colorado was
quirkiy carried out. The fioo d took
away the dam az Woodruff and
no0deu that town. IN some places
three feet deep. The damage there.
however. IA comparatively small.
One break IN the riprap on the
river bank here occurred today but
n large force Of volunteer citizens
has succeeded IN repairing Il and 40
FAT the river front defenses are in
TACT, The river AZ 81. Johns la nov
az normal again and the water Is re-
ceding rapidly al along IA line.
Bodics Of five OF the victims re-
ported yesterday have been recov-
cred. Three still are missing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16

be done otherwise. IL Ia utterly fu-
tile. the voriest nonsense TO think of
trying 20 build up an effective system
otherwise.
win we get the facts under tho
present lave I believe the commits
sioners themselves would be the first
10 say mo- to this question. Why
The men on the commission haven't
the time to devote TO the painstaking.
intricate, detailed inquiry absolutely
necessary to Rrrive at these essential
facts. Moreover they haven't had the
experience. They know that and I
believe are the first 60 admit Il. But
these same men could take the re-
suits OF a careful painstaking, unprcjs
udiced analysis by an outside, trained,
professional SSpert and with their
knowledge OF local conditions, they
could have formulated a law for tho
mex legislature which would be near
" perfect.
1t seems TO me that was the oO-
vious. the straightforward, the hon
est way to get at this thing. II was
the way in which a great many other
states have gotten at similar situa-
lions. There are a thousand things
one must know ana know as accur-
ately as Il b. possible to know them,
before any commission can act intel
ligently in the hnal formation of n
system, the making or regulation OF
any assessment. or the levy or adj
iustment OF n tax rate. They
should know. for Instance;
J.. The relative ratios Of property
returned for taxation In the different
counties OF the state.
.. The relative rates between ac-
tual and assessed valuation In all
counties.
3. Fun comparative statistics By
counties and districts as tn the actual
Interpretation OF actual value
4, Statistics as To relative valua-
lions on the same classes Of property
in different counties and districts for
a series of years.
:. Full comparative statistics by
counties covering n period of years
as 10 property escaping taxation.
G. Similarly fan statistics az 10
\ imposed but compromised or
crossed on In different counties and
Tor different years.
:. Complete inquiry and statistics
as 10 the division OF thc burden OF
taxation throughout the state for "a
series Of years between tangible and
intangible property.
These are only q few of the general
headings that suggest themselves as
essential preliminary inquiries To even
a cursory knowledge OF the situation.
II viii be admitted by anyone. 1
think. that all these and more are
essential and moreover that to expect
tho commission as at present limited
and paid TO get at the root OF these
matters, would be most unreasonable.
II should DE kept In mind hat the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16

Former Governor Herbert J. Hag-
orman. OF Roswell one OF the heav-
lest tax payers In New Mexico. In a
statement made public here today
gives his hearty approval TO the or
sanitation OF the state taxpayers
league now under way and promises
his hearty personal support to tho
movement, which u gaining Roadway
rapidly In almost every county.
4 ave read Of The proposed state
taxpayers league with great inter-
est said Mr.. Hagerman, and IL
seems 60 me that the Organization OF
such a league upon a permanent bus
inessllke basis. as In proposed, would
be highly desirable. I should be glad
to o. an ything l could tu promote Its
organization and help its success
81 believe from conversations l have
had with the chairman and one other
member OF the new state taxation
commission, both of whom are very
conservative and earnest men, that
they would gladly welcome the or
Fanization Of any sort Of a citizens
league which would result In adding
10 their fund Of Information a0out
tax cOnJitioBs In New Mexico. ! am
sure thit these two commissioners do
realize and I assume hat the others
realize that the commission Law
az pissed by the recent legislature Is
uttolh inadequate To meet the crying
necessities of the present s%ituation. /
canud yet understand why the legis-
latur failed TO pass an adequate law,
andin fact there was no good reason
80. ~. aI-..NA - EAHH.H ---L
a Comprehensive and effective law
sun as the Clark bill. which was an
cSellent bill. The main reason adj
vhccd against the Clark bill was that
uc native members would not stand
tr b. and this same reason was add
anced against a proposal which some
q us made during the last weeks of
the session.
our proposal was that In default
uf the Clark bill passing. a bill should
be enacted providing for a competent
and demonstrating invostiga;ion by a
competent. trained expert under the
direction Of az unpaid appointed com
mission; this expert TO he given full
powers and paid a good salary and TO
dcyutc all his tin 10 u between the
adjournment OF tho last and the be-
ginning of the next legislature.
After such an inquiry by a COM
potc1t and qualified expert: a man
who knew how TO make his inquiries
and what TO inquire ABOUT and how to
classify n coordinate the results OF
his inquiries, we, the people. would
have had some real, definite. precise.
workable Information. Moreover a
commission WouIN fhsp bay. "a fnun-
dalton from which to build n system
that would be honest. efficient and ef-
fcctivc. No effective system can be
built without first having such n
strong foundation Of facts. II can't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
PLAN TO SETTLE
BOTTGER ESTATE
APPROVED

Judge Reynolds. OF the district
court, has given permission to Ber-
nard Ruppe. administrator OF the es-
tate OF Charles Botteer. to sell all the
real estate LETT by Mr.. Bottger except
the homestead In old Town.
The plan IL to disposed Of all the
property except the old home, In or
der not oaly to pay the outstanding
indebtedness. but To give Mrs. Bottger
and the children the homestead free
and clear. The personal estate IL rot
sufficient Ia discharge the debts.
a double brick house at Sixth
street and Copper avenue and two
acres of land In Old Town are To be
sold here, and two houses in New
Jersey. The property In New Jersey
N n two-family house on Paterson
avenue. East Rutherford. and n sin
gie-family house on West Passalc
avenue, East Rutherford.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
NOT MUCH CHANCE
Of SOLVING BABY
MYSTERY

Not a clue to the ones responsible
for tho presence OF The body Of the
newly bora baby boy. which was found
with crushed head In the Rio Grande
river at Ranchos de Atrlsco yesterday.
has been unearthed vet. The case
presents many difficulties. not the
least OF which In that not a stitch of
clothing or other wrapping was found
with the corpse. In many such cases
the wrappings found with the body
oher a tran that the authorities can
follow. In his case the county po-
lice cannot even tell tho nationality
OF the child.
That II was alive when born. and
was probably murdered, has been es-
tablished by the inquest, but whether
the skull was crushed before Il was
thrown into the water or after Is not
known. Il Is believed that the body
iioated downstream a considerable
distance. IL h possible that II came
from "a far away from the spot where
IL was found as Bernalillo. F,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
IT'S SURPRISING
That So Many Albuquerque People
Hail tO Recognize Kidney
Weakness.

Arc you n bad back victim?
suffer twlnges. headaches, dizzy
spells?
Go to bed tired-get up tired7
It's surprising how few suspect the
kidneys.
It's surprising how few know what
10 do.
Kidney trouble needs kidney treat
meEt.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only.
Have convinced Albuquerque peo-
ri, OF their merit.
Here's an Albuquerque case; Albu-
querauo testimony.
Kidney sufferers hereaboats should
read u.
a. W. Handbook. 9O5 s. Broadway.
Albuquerque. says: 81 was greatly
troubled with pains In the small OF
my back and In my sides. The Md
ney secretions were unnatural rni ~
times painful. I had often noticed
Deans kidney Pills recommended ~
Local people and l got a supply. Al
first they helped me and my kidneys
were strengthened. / soon felt bet
Ter In every way. Since then, when
over my kidneys have bothered me, l
have used Doan's Kidney pills ana
they have never failed - help me-.
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney romedy-get
Doan's kidney Pllls-the same that
Mr.. Handbook had. Fostey-Milburn
Props. Buffalo. N. y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
CREWS REMAINS As
SECRETARY OF
SHEEP BOARD
Republican Members Nominate
James L. Hubbell for the Job
But Are Short One Vote of a
Majority.

Republicans members OF the new
state sheep sanitary board, at the orr
sanitation meeting here today. made
an unsuccessful effort to Gust Score.
tary Robert n. Crews. Democrat, In
favor OF James L. Huboell. son OF
Frank a. Hubbeli. OF this city.
There was a warm little onslaught
on Mr.. Crews. but when the smoke
OF battle lifted he was still firmly in
the saddle. II. u. Pollock. Republic
can. the only member OF the ola
board appointed. led the night on Mr..
Crews. when the vote was taken
J. Y. AragoR. OF socorro county. the
other Republican member, voted with
MIR. Pollock FOR Hubbell. but the other
three members, John W. Rhea. OF
Chaves county; :. D.. oliyas. Of Rio
Arriba county. and j. II. Latham. Of
Sierra county. voted for Crews.
Mr.. Hubbelrs candidacy Is said TO
have been promoted by his father.
and a good many Republicans. who
regard Mr.. Hubbell as invincibie when
he sets out to get "A thing. were con-
hdent he would succeed In landing the
job.
Tho board discussed the foot and
mouth situation in a general way, but
took no action. lnasmuch as the gov
ernor has modified the quarantine as
regards Colorado. Texas ana Arizona.
Il was felt that no action was called
for By the board.
The board organized as follows:
President. S. u. Olivas. vice presn-
dent, II. q. Pollock. secretary, Rob-
ert ". Crews.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16

commission may III In session but
30 days IN any one year and then but
ten days In one session. II requires
public spirit which rises TO the level
OF patriotism for business men to un-
dertake service on the commission
under these conditions. and with these
handicaps upon intelligent action.
They will do ~ wen as any set OF
men could 90 without the facts. IL
would seem as n this law had been
drawn 20 prevent the facts hecomins
knowni not TO make Il possible 20
get them
Il believe that the people. the tax
payers OF this state generally do want
the facts and that they are ~greviously
disappointed that the legislature did
not provide a method that would get
them. The state taxpayers league
should be m method by which the
people may remedy the mistakes and
shortcomings Of their Representatives"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
wOoDRUFF UNDER WAITER
believed WORST N OVER

Holbrook, Arlz.. April fe.-The
food which swept away the reservoir
dams 81 Lyman and Hunt and sub
merged parts Of 81. Johns yesterday.
had inundated today the town %
Woodruff. ~ miles southeast OF here.
Water, diverted from the Cd
Little Colorado river. submersed the
streets In places to a depth of three
feet before the Woodruff dam burst
and relieved the pressure. ,
Meantime all the people Of the town
had reached hieh ground and there
were no fatalities TO ada 60 the list
Of eieht lives lost By the breaking OF
the Lyman dam Wednesday midnight.
The Little Colorado was Of it,
banks az this point early today AMI
rising steadily. Every precantien
had been taken. however, and no ma
terial damage was expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-16
FUNERAL OF MRS.
~McGILLIVRAY IN
N FE TODAY

Santa Re. y. NJ. Aprii i6.-The m-
neral Of Mrs. Angus McGiliyray,
whose sudden death occurred Tues
day, was held this afternoon at 2.3O
o'clock from the McGillivray resi-
dence on Don Gaspar avenue,
The Rev. %. u. Mccullough, pastor
or the First Presbyterian church.
conducted the services. Intcrment
was In F0iryiew cemetery. Tho pail
bearers were Governor william G.
Mcdonald, Levi A.. Hughes. Judge
Edmund &. Abbott, Judge n. y.
Laughlin. Judge John u. McFie and
Henry H., DOrman.