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The Washington times., 1914-08-25
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Today's Games
Detroit at Washington.
st. Louis at PhalidelphHa.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Tomorrow's Gamea
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St Louis at New York
Detroit at Boston.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
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THE BOX SCORE.
NATIONALS.

Runs-Bush. Moriarty 49,. Cobb Co. Veach
kayanauGh. Burns. Left on bases-Nationals.
s: Detroit. ). First base on balIs-Otr Har-
per. 3: of Dauss. g. Innings pItched-By
Shaw. l-3: by Bentley. l-5: by Harper. } Ia:
by Stevens. !. Hits-Of Shaw. s: of Har-
per. >; of Stevens. ,. Struck out-By shaw
!: by Harper. :: by Dauss s. Three ba Sc
hit-Mches. Two-base hiis-Fosier Bush
Dauss. Stolen bases, MorIarty. Cobb. Craw-
ford. Neach. Sacrifice hies-Crawford -
HeilTnsn. Double plays-BUsh TO Burns
H"ilman to Bush. BCsh to Kavanaugh to
Heilmsn. Hit by pitcher-By Dauss ,: by
SHAW. ?: by Harper. /: by Stevens. ! wild
pitch-Dauss. Cmpires-Mess-s Evans and
Egan-Tlme Of game hour and 55 mlnutes
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. 9: Boston. 5.
Philadelphia, 8: Pittsburgh, ..
Cincinnati. 4; Brooklyn. q.
New York-St Louis.
Wet grounds.
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Indianapolis at Kansas City.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Baltimore
Buffalo at BROOKLYN
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PhlladelDhla ......... 90" p l-O-3
Pittsburgh .......... 2G0 90 Oy1-2
Batteries-Phillies. Marshall. Mayer
son.
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Tomorrow's Games

Roston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
New York at St. Louis.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.
Tomorrow's Games.

Today's Games.
No games scheduled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
NATURE WILL
CURE CONSTIPATION

All she needs Is very little help.
Constipation is caused by accumu-
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testine), which, under our present
mode OF living. Nature cannot entirely
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The rauk poisons in this waste get
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70 20 little too far.
All tho helm that Nature asks. how.
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So invariably successful has this new
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ing proved 10 be. that over 600. 600
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The ~. y. l.. Cascsdoi' is now be-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Permission Denied.

Governor Colquitt requested perms-
sion OF the stale department 10 send
Texas rangers across the border 10 pur-
sue the "a abductors and murderers' OF
Norgara. and was told by Secretary OF
Sta ste Bryan that the United States gov
ernment alone could take authority for
sending an armed force into foreign
country. Later. when Mrs. VerEara
made the charge OF horse theft. Governor
Colqutt asked OF the state department.
whom the United states recognized a &
constituted authority In northern Mexico.
80 that he might make requiSitIon under
the Mexican treaty for the men named
This question never was answered 10 the
satisfaction OF Governor Colquitt. and
the governor announced that TO solve the
question he would requstion both the
federal and consututionailst governors OF
the states OF Nuevo Leon and ChIhua hua
This was on Friday, and so Ear as known
the requisition has not been Issued.
NerGaras seizure and disappearance
cast the Texas border country In this
section into a turmoil. Many bitter OK
prcsslons have been heard. and while
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09

killed at Juarez. February II. and OF
Gustav Bauch, who WAS tried by court
martial and whose subsequent disappear
ance is now believed To Indicate that he
was executed. The lawyer will return TO
Juarez with the information, and Will
turn Il over TO the commission.
Eusebio Calzada has been appointed
general manager Of the constitutionalist
Oormcrly the NatonaD lines, succeeding
Colonel Rodolfo Fierro. Mr.. Calzada said
he would try 10 improve the service TO
the public. although the transfer OF troops
and munitions OF war have first call The
railroad Is now operating 10 Conejos, a
town tifty-flve miles north of Torreon.
tween Durango and Pedricanas but other
lines in coustitutIonalist territory are be-
ing managed by their corporate owners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Suffrage Amendment.

Senator Ashurst's resolution proposing
an amendment 10 the constitution CIV
ing the women OF all states the right
Of franchise will be the diminished bust
ness" in the senate this week II was
not certain tonight. however, whether
The advocates OF the measure would press
for d vote at this time. Some suffra-
Sist leaders have advised Senator AS
hurst 10 postpone final action. as II is
feared that the necessary two thirds vote
Will not be forthcoming. Several scua-
tors. however. are disposed TO force the
issue TO a vote and II this programme
is followed a vote is expected Tues
day.
The Alaskan railroad bill, as approved
by the conferees and adopted by the
house. will also come before the senate
this week for final disposition. Senators
expressed the opinion tonight that its
adoption was assured.
Action By the senate immigra tion COM
mittee on the Burnett bill IS scheduled
FOR this week and If no developments
arise to delay the bill probably viii be
received with the committee amendments
in the senate Thursday.
The federal supply measures and the
District OF Columbia appropriation bill,
supplemented by numerous measures OF
minor Importance, will consume time for
routine work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
BODY IS SECRETLY
TAKEN OVER RIVER
Continued from Page One.)

reported officially that Yergara had been
executed lie added that he WAS con
WINGED from the fedcrals' attitude while
he was in Hidalgo that 1t would have
been dangerous Tor him To demand sur
render Of the body.
The island pasture OF Vercara. where
Il .irst was reported the ranchman had
been assaulted. complicated tho affair by
the question whether II was Mexican
or American territory. until Il was found
that VerCara had been actually seized
on The Mexican mainland. This rem
dcred those responsible safe from prose-
cutIon In Texas. AS the horses were
alleged 10 nave been taken from this
pasture however, and county records
showed il belongs TO the state OF Texas,
Mrs. Nergara flied an affidavit charging
Captain Rodriguez and three OF his men
with horse theft.
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Ell PASo, Tex, March s.-A special
dispatch 10 the Morning Times from its
correspondent at Austin. Tex. the state
capital, says:
Governor Cclquitt al midnight issued
the following statement with regard TO
the recovery of the body OF Clemente
Ncrgara;
Captain John r.. Saunders. command
Ing company &, Texas rangers. az Lare-
do, advises me by wire tonight that ne
had recovered the body of Clements YER
gara. ! wired him for full particulars.
lie advises me that he did not go into
Mexico at all. but was Informed that
the body OF Nersara would be delivered
on the Texas side OF the river at pla &c
named at $3.50 o'clock Sunday mornin:
He went there and found a. As TO who
brought ~ across the river he SAYS he
does not know, He said he had no as
sistancc IN this transaction except from
the family and relatives OF Vergars. who
fully Identified the body
The governor talked with Captain Saun-
ders over the long distance telephone for
a long time tonight and the foregoing
was tho substance Of the conversation
so far as II related 10 the recovery OF
tho body OF the missing American"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Terrazas Not Poor.

With the stand OF General Villa his
agents nave no quarrel They maintain
that General Tcrrazas is far from being
the poor man he now claims 10 be. and
that he is 4 serious smenaCe 10 the rebel
rear through his alleged ability and readi-
ness to equip filibusterinG expeditions,
Qucvedo brothers.
General villa is man OF his word -
said rebel official tonight. and while
the younger TeTrazas Is in no Immediate
danger. II is certain that Villa Will ex-
pose him TO the firms line II his father
lends further aid and comfort 10 the
enemy
General Carranza's telegrams to Gem
crdl villa were not peremptory, but were
argumentative, and pointed out that the
sender was in the best position To Judge
the international aspect of the case. Ref
erence also was made 10 the intervention
OF Secretary OF State Bryan on the
grounds Of humanity. and the damage to
the prestige Of the constltutionali5t move
mcnt which such an action would mean.
Interest was ceutered today in the case
OF General w B. Snyman. the former
Boer general, who has been ordered from
his 3000-acre ranch. La Reina. forty-fve
miles south of chihuahua. and the estate
itself contlscdted.
Snyman is well known here He was
colony in Mexico after the British triumph
in South Africa He was born a Boer
but became naturalized Is Briton. and
before the war was elected. 10 the Cape
adopted country, however. but was re-
stored to citizenship several years ago
by King Edwards proclamation OF am
nesty,
Specifically. Snyman is accused OF al
lowing the federals 10 use his ranch as a
recruiting headquarters. and there is said
TO be n further allegation that he has
not paid for his ranch. Friends of Sny-
man. and his son, G.. G. Snyman, now
here, deny the charges
Tho veteran Boer fighter was outspolien
against the rebellion OF Madcro against
Porfirio Diaz. but he is said TO have
maintained a neutral attitude since then.
George &. Carothers. special agent of
the state department, went to Douglas,
Ariz today To confer with General Car
rama lie expects to return here lato
tonight and to leave for Chihuahua the
headquarters OF General Villa. tomorrow.
He viii remain with Villa throughout the
Torreon campaign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
100 LIVES ARE LOST
IN FIRE At St. LOUIS
Continued from Page One.)

of these was identified as John Martin
Hickey of Chicago.
The fire is believed TO have origi.
mated in the dining room on the third
floor of the building, although the po-
lice arc giving some credcnce TO the
theory that safe blowers may be re-
sponsible, as two explosions were heard
in the Boatmcu 's bank.
When tho firemeu arrived the entire
building was ablaze and men and wom-
en- were jumping from all floors above
the fourth. About n score of these es-
capped death by landing on the roofs
of smaller buildings adjoining the club.
The three dead were killed in head.
long dashes 10 the pavement. One man,
Theodore Levy Of Jackson, Tenn,
cluug 10 tho sill of sixth story win.
dow until both his hands were cbarred
black Just as he was about to let 20
his hold he WAS rescued by firemen.
When he had been treated at the dis
pensary, Levy said two Of the men who
were killed had jumped from the win
dow TO which he hung.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Two Days of Debate.

When the Sims bin Is taken up in
the house two days OF debate viii be
proposed by Representative Adamson OF
Georgia as leader of the administration
liglt.
The senate committee on interoccanic
canals viii consider this week either
Hat repeal or Il compromise 10 give the
president discretionary authority 10 reg
ulate The tolls and assess charges.
The hearing stage OF proposed anti
trust and commerce regulation lcglsia-
tion Is about To close in the house. Tes-
timony will be heard by the judiciary
committee until March IL, and the in
LeTstatc commerce committee this week
will conclude its hearings on railway
capitdli2a tion control.
The house tomorrow may set aside
District OF Columbia day." and proceed
with the agricultural appropriation bill.
The house committee on labor will be-
gin hearings tomorrow on the Palmer
anti child labor bill,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Tolls Repeal Fight.

There will be no action during the
week on the presidents appeal for re-
peal of the provision OF the Panama ca
nal act eXempting American coastwise
shipping from tolls. This subject OF
absorbing interest VIII be before tho SEN
ate committee and will be discussed for
mally on the house side until tie house
has disposed OF the pending rivers and
haroor5 appropriation bili and Is ready
TO take up tho Sims repeal bill already
reported by the Interstate commerce com
mission. Advocates OF repeal have poiled
both houses and promise overwhelming
major,ties TO sustain the president Sem
ator James of Kentucky has made poll
showing that nfty-four senators are for
the repeal and twenty-five against, with
the remainder doubtful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
SENATORS WILL
REFUSE To KEEP
SILENT LONGER
Free-for-all Discussion Of the
Situation in Mexico in the
Senate Is Likely During
Present Week.

WASHINGTON. March Sin spite of
tho efforts OF the admpistra ton 10 pre-
vent public discussions on the subject,
general debate on the Mexican Situa-
ton probably will be precipi;ated to-
morrow on the floor of the senate in
open session.
Senator Fail OF New Mexico. long an
advocate OF aggressive action on the part
OF the United states in dealing with the
troubled southern ncighbor. aas given
notice OF his intention 10 speak, and is
expected To vigorously attack President
Wilson's waiting policy. To meet the
attack. Senator Shively OF Indiana. act
ing chairman Of the foreign relations
committee. has obtained from the state
department the latest reports on the
sitGa Jion ia Mexico and Is ready TO
speak In defense OF the presidents at
titude.
White only the two set speeches are
scheduled, other senators undoubtedly
viii have something 10 say and scnat
leaders arc looking for a general. free
for-alI discussion covering all phases Qf
the nTObipm
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there has been no sign OF disorder feeling
has run high. Dissa tlslaction was espe-
claIly keen because OF what Verga Ia s
friends thought delay In demanding re-
turn OF his body for burial. and there had
been rumors that an attempt might be
made TO obtain Il.
Named in Mrs. Vergara's complaint
were Captain Apollnio Rodriguez and
three prIvates OF the Hdalgo federal gar
rison. II has been said that they were
transferred to another post after the
Nergara Incident became public Their
arrest was promised by General joaquin
Mas federal commander Of tho north
orn zone Of Mexico, when Governor Col
quit asked II requisitlon would be hon
ored, but il was not said whether they
would ho delivered 10 Texas authorities
No further word has come from General
Mas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
More Cluster Lights.
Special to THE Tribune.

special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO Idaho, March s.-The
city council last night passed an ordi-
nance creating cluster lighting district
and providing that tho cost OF the first
installation may be paid I'm separate in
stallments and that the city will bear
the expense Of the lights. The city
already has cluster lighting I'm a good
portion OF the business district, but this
extensions covers the rest Of the busi-
streets. An ordinance was also passed
crea ting a grading and gravcling district
for a number OF residence streets. This
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
REPORT ON TAKEN
Special to The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
POCATELLO. Idaho, Marrb 7
report OF the tax commission
for the state Of Idaho durins
found That the total 'axes
$3.50. 63T.27. Many charges 2,
OF state educational insutup.
been made In Idaho but TINS -
that the man who pays
only pays 10 the four stale
schools $2.3i The district
an average of S39.is for even:
the total cost of the educsn
OF the state, including saAns,
$40 for every 500: $ll.3o PIT
taxes goes for roads; Slo'w .
or cities: 26 cents for STATE os
s5.O5 for police departrnsnE
judicial department; u cenu
department: si.7S for chanly
for miscellaneous oXpenoItu',s
the most important report
years. for the people nave ,ops
q knowledge OF where tneHfu~
which is collected in taxes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Special Health Warning''i

March is a trying month
very young and for elderly
Group, bronchial colds, Ia d
pneumonia are to be feared d
ed. Foley s Honey and Tar 4
family medicine that win qd>
a cough, check the progress 4
and relieve inflamcd and con-
passages. It is safe, pure a.
reliable. Schramm.John
''Thc -Substitutors,
Good Stores. (AdystI'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09

that General Villa most certainly would
expose TerrJZas TO the cnemys fire at
Iorreon unless the prisoners father, Gen
eral LUIS Ierrazas. retralns from political
activity.
The younger Luis. II is asserted. always
has been held principally as hostage 10
control. II possible. hts fathers efforts in
behalf OF General Huerta. Even after
repeated warnings. IT IS declared that
the elder Terraz9s has aided the Mexico
government with men and money. until
a week ago General Villa declared that
his patience was at an end.
The latter's decision to waive the mat
ter OF ransom came through representa-
tons made by General CarranZa, supreme
chief OF the revolution. and by his agents.
telegram 10 villa from Federico Con
zales Garcia today pointed out that TO
execute Terrazas for n-payment of
ransom, would be q barharity which, com
Ing on top OF the Indignation aroused by
the killing OF William :. Benton, would
seriously injure the constitutionallst ause
In the United states and Europe. The
telegram suggested that the 300 600 pesos
or S21O0OO, was a small sum compared
with the expenses OF running the revolu
tion, and that IL was "A mere nothing COM
pared with the storm OF criticism II was
certain 10 arouse
General villa. In response Indicated
that the ransom has been largely a pre-
text TO cover his real purpose OF prevent
ing, II possible, any aid reaching the fed
erals from the head OF the Terrazas
family,
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YOUNG TERRAZAS
is IN NO DANGER
FOR THE PRESENT

Ell PASO. Tex March s-Non-nav-
mcnt OF tho ransom dema ndAd as the
price on the life OF Luis Terrazss, Jr..
VIII not result IN the execution OF the
prisoner according to telegram received
here today from General Villa at Chit
ushua.
Information as TO tho telegram came
from rebel agents tonight bu, these added
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Fresh Roasted Coffee
Like HewIett's Luneta
Steel Cut Brand?

Test Luneta Coffee with some
of the STALE coffees on the
market, then you can see why
there are so many Luneta Coffee
drinkers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Will Claim Audience.

In her last letetr 10 the KING, Mrs.
Pankhurst said;
1--WE utterly deny tho constitutional
right of millionaires who have not been
elected by women and arc not respon-
siblc TO them. to stand between our.
selves and the throne to prevent MS
having an audience of your majesty
I have the honor. therefore, TO inform
you respectfully that in pursuance OF
our undoubted constitutional right TO
petition the sovereign IN person, ! and
other representatives Of the Woman ;
Social and Political union VIII present
ourselves at Buckingham palace FOR the
purpose of claiming an audience.
Women threw circulars and attempt
ed TO speak in two theaters filed with
fashionable audiences last night; but
.ushcrs dragged them ont. The militant
suffragcttes. who for the past several
davs have been sitting on the doorsteps
OF Sir Edward Carson s bone, awaltlnl.
an interview with the Ulster leade!,
continued their vigil today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09

Butter and Egg company and the Bent
zen commission company on Fourth
street, near Lucas avenue. These build
ings, too, seemed doomed, At this
hour only part OF the front and rear
walls Of tho M. A. G.. building remain
ed. The interior and sidewalks had
caved in carrying down all the floors
TO the second, where the debris was
stopped by the vaults of the Boat.
men IS hank.
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Many Injured.

dispensary housed twenty injured mem.
bers Of the club, the city hospital nine
more seriously injured. Thirty others
who had escaped in night clothing were
taken care of in downtown hotels.
The fire soon spread TO the st. Louis
Seed company on Washington avenue.
the st Louis Poultry and Seed com.
pany on Fourth street, the Beckman
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
List of Injured:

Those at the hospital were:
Lee Wolf, Charlottesville, Mo-, frac'
tured leg
Ben Williams, Louisville, KY, burns
on body.
Ned Scott, st. Louis, fractured thigh
Il. Leonard, st. Louis, internal in
juries.
Charles Schimcl. Chicago, fractured
leg.
A. f. Harmed, Chicago, fractured leg
exposure.
William Karncr, st. Louis, both legs
broken,
T., r. Kaub, Forest Park, H., frac
turcd knee
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will do away with the food q
certain parts of the city ever
make the approaches 10 n
streets muca more slightly as
BILE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-09
Writes to King.

Having received "a refusal Of an audi
cnce of King George IN which il wss
proposed that deputation from the
Woman Social aud Political union
should lay before him their claim for
the vote and their complaint Of ''me-
daeval and barbarous methods of tor
ture whereby your majesty s ministers
are seeking TO repress the woman s re
volt against their deprivation OF citi-
zens' rights, Mrs. Emmelino Pank-
hurst, the militant suiiragetto leader,
has addressed another letter TO the
monarch. In this letter she declares
her intention TO lead n delegation 10
Buckingham palace TO see the king.