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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Trinidad G. DC Baca, state game
warden. stands behind his chief dep
uty. Camille 6. Padilla. In statements
made by the latter at The meeting Of
the state game protective association
here, to which the Taos protective as
ISOLATION took exception.
Mr.. dc Baca has replied to the Taos
association os follows
Executive Committee
Taos Game ana Fish Protective As
soclation.
Taos a. NJ,
Gentlemen. Your letter Of March
2lh inst. nj hand and in reply viii
Say That ] WIS very much surprised
at the position you have taken az a
game protective association az the re-
marks made BY chief deputy game
warden. Mr.. Padilla, at the state as
soelntion in Albuquerque. and ] sus-
tain him in bis remarks
IN your letter you state as follows
ION the evening cf January Mr..
padilla. chief deputy game warden
for New Mexico came to Taos on in
vitatiou, for the purpose of attending
"a meeting of the Taos Game and Fish
Protective association, etc."
Concedpg that Mr. padilla went
there TO attend your meeting repre-
sentne this department could u be Inn
possible for him 10 inquire into some
thing that WAS very fresh in our
minds and that we were very anxious
&. flpa .ftf ,I.HfH Nh BuIfIIa stsHttg
In Taos. made every effort possible loI
ascertain II IL were true That the In
dlans had or had not been ont on a
deer hunt, aud Il seems To me that
for your association to presume DIFF
forcntly Is beyond the point Of rea-
son and common sense.
! also notice. by your letter. that
YOU crticlso this department for the
publicity given the kilograms and in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL s
|NTE RCLASS MEET
SET FOR TONIGHT
Eighth Grade viii Participate
This Year as Well as -Four
Classes of High School,
Place Is Annoy.

The annual intorclass track meet of
the high school viii take place tonight
at the armory Entries Will include
athletes representing not only the se-
niors juniors, sophomores aud fresh
men Of the high school but also the
Eighth grade this year. There are be-
tween eighty and ninety entries.
The iuniors-this years seniors
Won the interolass championship last
year The point system will be em-
played IN scoring and first. second and
third places win count IN the scor-
Ing Tho class rolling up the greatest
number of points viii be awarded the
interclass championship.
The officials are.
Judges Of flnish--Jones and Mitch.
eli
Timekeepers-F Lee and a. y. An.
derson
Field Bentley ana Haynes
starter McCollum
The meet will start at o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
BENNY LEONARD.
CREDITED WITH
BEATING WELSH
Press Dispatch Declares New
York Lightweight Had Bel
ter of Nine Of Ten Rounds
With Champion,

Now YORK. Moroh t3--Benn'
Leonard of this city outpointed Fred
die Welsh Of England, worlds cham
pion lightweight, IN ten-tound bout
nc Madison square Garden tonight
Leonard had the better Of nine OF
The ten rounds, the fifth being even
Welsh weighed 1886 i-2 at The ring.
side aud his opponent 132,
leonard forced the fighting from
the frat elang of the bell ON tive
occasions he rocked the titleholder
with bfi and right smashes 10 the
heod and Jaw he used both hands
usually several times Welsh was
compelled to hold
In the fifth tho champions appeared
10 better advantage landing with
both hands on Leonards head and
body one Of his blows cut the chul-
lengor's loft eyebrow one Of Leon
ards blows which reached Welsh'a
nose Was equally effective. however.
The bout Nas fast and clean all the
way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
State Game Warden Replies to
Taos Protective Association

formation received by us IN connce-
ton with the TAOS Indian case. ! be-
lleve that this department. Is In a bet
ter position 10 know when TO with
hold information than your associa-
ton and had We thought It important
10 have kept your Information secret
We would have done SO.
In conclusion | will say. That |
have endoavored 10 help out all The
game protective associations IN the
state and my actions will show for
themselves that this Is true am
willing TO DO anything reasOnable and
tn the interest OF game prOtectiona Mr.
Padilla's speech al the Albuquerque
state Game Protective association
was simply showing To the people OF
the state how unreasonable people
can be aud what they expect game
warden 10 do on no information AT al,
and your association should have been
The last 10 have objected TO ouch pro-
ceedlng. as you well know that you
never furnished this department with
any definite Information, but merely
unfoundod rttnors. and now You pre-
tend to blame us for what you failed
TO do
You make the following remark I'M
your letter Not single person
has been searched for game in Taos
county In the past year"
This looks 10 me Ike a very broad
ana very untrue as | can
prove differently. it also shows the
Injustice of your criticism.
am sending a copy Of this letter
10 the Albuquerque Journal. not be-
causc It Is o custom of mine to do so,
but merely to give IT the same al
yertlsing that you gave to the letter,
sent nae hy your association.
Very truly yours,
TRINIDAD G. DC BACA,
state Game Warden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
MISS MANDELL To
! BE CROWNED AS
CARNIVAL QUEEN
Coronation to Take Place To-
night on Midway Carnival
VIII Be Open Monday on
Account Of Bad Weather.

Miss Gladys Nandoll was winner Of
The queen contest which closed last
night She win BE crowned queen Of
The carnival at g O'Clock tonight on
the midway A platform viii be pat
up for the browning. At the same
time she win bc presented with the
diamond ring.
The final standing OF me ihree Lead
ing candidates wae
Miss Gladys MandeH. 2ff58.
Miss Mabelle Phillips, 1852.
Miss Anna Lind. a,Ga1
Because Of the bad weather II We'd
neaday and Thursday the carnival viii
remain open neSf Monday night All
attractions win present change Of
program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
RIFLE TEAMS WILL
COMPLETE COURSE AT
THEIR NEXT MATCH

The Albuquerque and Duke city
Rifle association teams viii meet
again hut not for week or two The
next match win he held at the ma
tonal guard range after targets or
dercd by che Duke city club arrive.
The toums viii complete the course,
firing at 200 yards. rapid fire, ana .at
500 yards rapid aud slow fire. They
hayo fired az SEQ and coo yrds. slow
fire.
The Albuquerque association VIII
practice tomorrow at It's range north
of The University Of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Washington, March 31.--Th'
Brooklyn Nationals were defeated TO-
day, 10 !, by the Washington Am.
orleans in the first game here Of the
spring inter-league series. Harper
held the visitors hitless and runless
for five innings. Tue fielding was
fast three double plays being re-
corded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
INd George ana Iross 10 rieht.

silver city, ~ NJ March 8i- Kid
George of Central. y. NJ, and Henry
Proes. at Pueblo, colo. are billed to
fight for the heavyweight champions
ship OF New Mexico ats the Blks'
theater here Thursday night Apnl 6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
Il,n stops ellis

Denver March 3l.--Toe Flynn. OF
Denver. won over Jack Gmls. Of san
Francisco. boy Knockout I'M the ninth
round here toulght The bout was to
hoNo goue twenty rounds They are
llEhlNalshts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

ST. louis, March ST. sam Iane
ford Of Roeton knocked out JEFF
clark, Of Joplin in the fifth round Of
d scheduled eiehttound bout here to-
night langford weighed 1870 pounds
and clark l1t.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Spring ls looked upon hg many as
the most delightful season Of The year,
bni This tnnoi be aid OF the rheu-
nuflc lha cold aud damp weather
brings on rheumatic pains which are
anything but pleasant. They can be
relieved, however bg applying Cham
lerIaius Eminent Obtainablo every
whore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
Ste'hcr Wln- IN straight Fans.

Lincoln, Net, March 3l.--Jo,
stechvr wrestler won from Henr,
Qrdwan of Minneapolis. in straight
alls. tonight the first in 1o.t4. sec.
end la s.4S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
Nankeos s. Ic,ls 4

Memphis. Tenn. March s1.--rht
New YORK Americans piled up safe
lead over the Cincinnati Nationals in
the five Innings that schneider pitch.
cd for Cincinnati and won today
game here to T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Houston Tex. March St-~f.one
hits including a homc run by Burns,
gave the Sew York Nationals to
! victory over the Houston Texas
league team here today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

DO you know the merchants of Al
buquerque? It will pay you to get
acquainted, Watch for Who's Who in
Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
Hammer shades wolgast

ha-mc, Wis, March Silver
Hammer 81 Chicago. had a shade on
the veteran Al Wolgast IN ten
round bout here tonight. The men
are llghtWeighis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

jacksonville. Fla March 81 The
Boston Nationals defeatcd the phila.
delphn Americans hcre today, { Go 3
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Walton's portraits are the best and
the Journal VIII give a dozen worth
SIS as prize in Who's Who in Al
buquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

no you Know tae merchants or AL
hpquerque? Then make your knowl-
edge worth while by turning Ia a list
~ answers to who's Who In Alba-
dnerquc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Watch the journal all this week
for announcements Of who's Who IN
Albuquerque,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

who's Who In Albuquerque?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-09-28

away with you. Now that I'm out OF
the case IN speak more plainly. That
boy shot Craig. and he shot him delib-
erately and in revenge. He said he
would do it, armed himself and was
seen Mt Cr;,ig's gate half an hour be-
fore the killing. He started to escape
through the woods. He spent the re-
mainder of the night tramping about
no doubt half crazy. I'm glad I'm out
Of the case"
Som |. Judge Abner rose and put
Oh his slouch hat. I've got terrible
hard fight before me. an | amt lookin'
fer yore sort to help
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-09-28

he couldn't raise much money. and 1t
would be plumb folly to attempt to
make a long expensive fight and be
forced to give in at the end.
"1n every case like this I've advised
my client to plead guilty and throw
himself on the mercy Of the court
Howard was no doubt provoked to
Il great extent. and the courts are gen
orally disposed to impose a light pen
atty where a due show of contrition
and humility is made at the outset
But, judge, the boy is innocent" Alb
ner said. firmly.
Quinby leveled his stare Oh the old
mans face. 1t was the calm look he
had given many witness that was be-
ing sharply cross questioned.
What makes you think soT' he in
quired in the tone nf a man of expert
cnce AumOring one of not any ut all.
Because he says So" Abner re-
turned.
''Oh, he says So does he? | see, See
They always do at the outset. They do
even to me right ut first. You see Alb
ner when Il feller finds himself in the
fix Howard is in he has no time to
think; in fact. he has no mind to think
with. That's why he needs level head
ed legal advice. The first thing tell
them is to keep their mouths shut anu
to answer no Qucsti0ns-to send every
body to me. and when they come to me
tell them to mind their own business.
Oh. yes, it is nothing but natural for
Howard TO take that stand. AS q gen
eral thing feler that commits deed
| like that is scared to death.
HE sees his own end loomin. up in
| front you see. and. being guilty his
| Imagination paints it million times
| worse than it is
Abner had flushed slightly. He rails
ed his hand and almost shook his
finger in the lawyers face. "Ill tell
you one thing" he said sharply IAN
| it's this. Howard nd he fool an;i
30 would l, to so fer help to lawyer
that sets In adverse Judgment on his
case before he's even charged will
the crime. You'll have to chaw a diff
| ferent sort O tobacco than you ns;
now eff you want to handle this mat
ter. You've got to drop the scales Q
unbelief in the boy from yore blindet
eyes an use 'em to help ferret out th'
feller that done the deed"
81 wasn't deciding in advance a
ALL" Quinby defended himself. will
| rising ire. Il was only using com
mon sense methods. May ask if yo'
have thought of the evidence alread.
brought out at the inquest?'
Yes, have" Abner answered blunt
ly. II have, but, that made no odds
knowin' what know"
f. The lawyers heavy brows met in
beihgerent sfrowIl 'Do4yon know Q
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-09-28


Abrer, card | amt looking fer your
sort to help"
any way that he can establish an alibi
prove where lie spent the night on
which Craig was shot?'
NO, | don't. if the boys word won't
co. Abner answered. "It goes with
me-"
We'll, you ought to know that It
won't go in court" Quinby retorted
quite angrily. "If you don't do. You
seem to think a lawyer ought to fight
case on any lines suggested by an
excited client l don't. lost cases
in that way when. as beardless boy.
first hung out my shingle. I've made
a reputation for lowering fines and
penalties, and don't want to go back
ward. could make myself the laugh
ing stock of the bar OF the whole state
if / went against my Judgment.
Il see yore pint" Abner sneered.
circumstances by accident git tangled
about Il innocent man. an he is advised
by high an mighty legal expert to
plead guilty so as to git as light pun
ishlnent as possible A feller as misef'
able as Howard is has to add to his
sufferin' by swearin' lie an disSrac-
in his folks to save his neck. don't
know how Howard is, but | wouldn
take advice like that to save mine"
I'm afraid you are unreasonable.
Quinby retorted. loftily. Il haven't
said yet that / thought positively that
Howard was guilty"
'No, but you said some'n' jest rs
bad" Abner fiared back. you init
mated that you was goin' to put the
boy on some sort o. rack to make lin
own up. Now. eff | owe you anything
fer yore advice-sech as it is-yon may
| send me yore bill, but I'd cut off my
right arm ruther'n trust Howard's lift
in yore hands"
| 81 didn't ask for the case. under
| stand that" Quinby was now tiushet
| with fury. And. moreover. when i
has been thrashed ont in court on an.
I other line you'll regret that You .diln'
| listen TO me. You don't owe me j cent
/ You are Il farmer. Alnler not Il lawyer
and YOU have let your emotions rul
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-09-28
CHAPTER XVIII.

In m ORE Respondent than he had
ItVAl been since the discovery of the
crime. Abner started for lis of
MI fee A bell in the Steenle of
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Continued on Page -Four.
Evening star., 1916-05-11
GALLAUDET AND CATHOLIC u.
LOSE ON FOREIGN DIAMONDS
Former Outclassed by Mt St. Joseph's and
Latter Beaten in Remarkable Contest
by Navy Fisher Stars.

four drives for extra bases, the first
mentioned connecting for triple and a
double and the last two each having a
two-bagger. johnson caught we'll for
the losers and Dovell did some nice
fielding for the winning nine
Kelly pitched winning ball for Steel
Plant against Drillery, in the Potoma
to 0. Eckendorf and Jones registered
the only hits made Off Kelly Steel
Plant got two men across the plate in
the opening period. and that would
had gone forty innings. provided Kelly
had kept up the pace he was setting
Two extra base drives were regis
tered, both by members Of the winning
the other. The contest went seven in
nings. and during that period Kelly
famed eight.
Holy Name scored eleven runs
against one for st. Dominic's, in the
Catholic Church League. The winners
slammed the bail all over the lot"
Jack Nolan held the ST. Dominic hit
ters almost helpless. only two Of them
ss' t1na t. out SAFELY ss sS Sh
ing only two safeties. Nolan played
the most important part in his team s
victory. barring. Of course: the heavy
hitting Of his mates Gerardi and
losers. Incidentally. Nolan clouted
the ball some himself. having three
hits to his credit. Touhy, hrst base
man for the Holy Name combination.
was the only other player to get that
number Of safeties.
The Marines were overwhlmed in the
Government League, the circuit in
which they won the championship last
year. by the State: War and Navy team,
MI. IN Ia
Nelson of the winners were the star
batsmen, the former getting homer
and a triple out OF three attempts. and
the latter connecting for triple and
three singles out Of the FIVE times he
faced the pitcher. Myers. who played
third base for the Marines. took the
honors in fielding, handling seven
chances perfectly.
In the tennis matches at Georgetown
the Maryland Aggies. the Blue and
sinsles drsx ~en snd two .xo doubles played. Fora
played the best tennis for the losers.
The scores:
.sinsles-o'Boyle defeated shumate, s.. e.l;
n:esrs so,s s'es.ea 1n e,acd. Bas Ss
n9a ;ssa. k:sS dssa .ss aedats ssss
dsf..ssd aes aa'ssS; ssumats nate and Buell.. s@i. @s.
The western High tennis team met
defeat in its matches with the Friends
School squad. Gardner OF Western won
one Of the three singles. that being the
only victory Of the RED and White. The
score:
sinsles-Miller tFrisnds) defeated Esan West:
ern), 60, 6-3; Boynton tFriends) defeated
Newer tWestern). S-8. 6-S; Gardner West
ernl defeat.d Brown !rri:nds, ls.il. -, 80
Gardner and 0issking (Western), 6-3. 6-3;
Boynton and Miller (Fr1ends) defeated Egan and
McIvsr twestern), 1l-0, 6-a.
Evening star., 1916-05-11
BY J. ED GRILLo.

II must have been an inspiring thought
when Manager Griffith decided to change
the makeup of his outfeld before yes
made the one-to-nothing victory over the
Browns possible. Had any one else but
Howard Shanks been played in left field
the chances are that the Browns would
have at least tied the score in the eighth
inning. and might have won the game in
this session.
Just before the team lined up Manager
Griffith instructed Shanks to play left and
sent Rondeau to right His reason for
doing this was that he had become con-
vinced that Rondeau was having trouble
in that sun field. He caught the balls
hit there all right, but he fought them
most of the time when they got near
the sun.
Incidentally. Shanks is one of the great
est throwers in the game. and there are
few outfielders capable OF making more
accurate throw than the one BY which
Shanks saved the day.
Shanks should be kept in left field under
all circumstances. He has no equal when
1t comes to fielding in that position. 1t
sun field may affect his batting but even
II he does not hit better than he has he
is of the greatest value to the team and
will save a lot Of games which a less
competent fielder might lose for the team.
Joe Boehling indicated yesterday that
he is in fine form and can be relied
upon to do good work hereafter. Boeh-
ling not only showed q lot Of speed and
a cracking curve bail, but he had near
ly perfect control. Pitching Of this kind
should make Boehling one Of the most
valuable twirlers on the Grifiith STAFF.
Eddie Plank still is one of the most
effective pitchers in base ball. Plank is
one of the veterans Of the game. He
has been pitching base ball longer than
any other left-hander identified with
the sport. and what Is more. he always
has been a star. Go back over the list
Of world series games in which Plank
figured while a member Of the Mack
men and you will find that he has the
best competent and effective record OF
any of the pitchers that have taken
part in these games.
Plank pitched well enough to beat
any team yesterday. He allowed the
Griffmen but three hits, and the two
credited to Milan were Of the infield
Shanks' safety was really the
only clean-cut base hit and it won the
game.
Some Of these days Joe Judge will be
getting the breaks which are now going
against him. and then he will prove his
true value to the team. Yesterday in
the first inning. with two on and two
Evening star., 1916-05-11
DUMBARTON'S EASY WIN
Defeats Chevy Chase Club Tennis
Team Eight Matches
to One.

The tennis team Of the Dumbarton Club
defeated the team Of the Chevy Chase
Club yesterday in the second match OF the
Washington Tennis Associations schedule
BY the score Of matches TO /. The
matches were played on the fins courts
Of the Chevy Chase Club and the home
club players did not show tho form that
was expected Of them. as they have been
playing well Of late. ]. Upshur Moore
head, playing at No for Chevy Chase.
won the only contest which was scored
by his team. when in q close battle he
defeated Douglas Hillyer at No. 1 for
Dumbarton. Summaries:
sinsles-J. Upshur Moorhead. Chevy Chase, ds-
feated Douglas Hillyef. Dumbarten. 60. -.
Albert Gore. Dumbarton, defeated Ashmead Eull-
Dumbarto defeated Cuthbsrt Brown. Chevy
Chase. ca. 2-s 81. Albert Howard. Dunn
barton. dsfeated walter Dunlop. Chevy Chass,
57 e2, Ga. Gould Lincoln, Dumbarton, Dc.
feated Q. B; Chapman. Chevy Chsss. 81. 81.
Robert Candor. DumbAfton. defeated James kaf.
rick, Chevy Chase. 0-1, 81.
Doubles-Howard and Gore, Dumbarton, de-
feated Moorhead and Fuller. Chevy Chase, 81.
a.. Candor and Lewis, DumbArton. defeated
Moore and karrick. Chevy Chase, Ia, 81,
s-z. Lincoln and Ailyer. Dumbarton, defeated
Brown and Dunlop. Chevy Chase. 2--e. 60.
G..
Evening star., 1916-05-11
GOLF GOSPEL TRUTHS.
Getting Greater Length From
the Tee.
BY STRAIGHT DRIVE.

One of the factors that gives length
to the drive 10 the turn Of the body be-
low the waist in time with the impact
OF the club head on the ball To depend
entirely on the forehands and the arms
in the downward swing. with the in
creased velocity OF the club as it sweeps
forward to carry the ball away. Is the
usual method. together with the bend
Of the right knee as the turn is made
for the follow through.
The new principle that many are up
holding is to get the bending in Of the
right knee earlier in the stroke, or at
the moment when the club head is only
Tor the impact This brings the body
weight into the stroke. without lessen
Ing the power and control OF the FORE
hands, and those who have adopted the
plan claim Il has stretched out their
drives by fully thirty or forty yards.
1t is worth trying. At the beginning
there may be tendency to drop the
right shoulder. with the result of top
ping. but practice will counteract this
danger. Swing at the daisytops as you
await about the tee and get the prin-
ciple we'll instilled into your mind. Then
as you face the ball and take the back
swing in the normal way, when start
Ing the club on the downward journey,
Instead Of waiting until the impact to
swerve the lower part OF the body for
the finish out, begin to bend the knee
and try to catch an added impetus to
the stroke by the body weight
DO not crouch down, in the style af-
fected by some professionals who are
short Of stature. or rather as they
seemingly affect to do. for it may be
the natural poise with them and not a
pretense. It Is not a graceful ending
OF the swing and is not of any real use
But the early bending in Of the knee
will bring more body power into the
swing than you doubtless have been
getting, and will increase the total OF
force in the impact.