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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
HAY OPENS DEBATE
ON ARMY MEASURE
Declares Appropriation Bill l.
Essentially One for Peace
and Not for War.

Washington, February 26-Opcning
debate I'm the House to-day on this
years Sla0.000.000 army appropriation
bill. Representative Hay, OF Virginia
chairman of the Military Committee
declared the measure was essentially
one FOR peace and not for war and
that the War Department did not con-
template any necessity for Il war basis
Representative Kahn. OF California
followed with AN attack on the ad-
minlstrations policy.
ARMY officers who spread war scarcs
ana tales OF unprcparedness for war
When army appropriation bills are un-
DER consideration were sharply criti-
GiIcd by Representative Mcclellan, OF
tennessee, who declared that docu :;
mcntS were circulated under the frankn
OF the chief of stan Of the army which
were calculated To brighten Congress
men INTO increasing appropriations
The time has come" he said, when
law should be passed. IL a law rs
necessary. to prohibit army officers
from making these statements OF our
tact, our army is the best paid. bcst
equipped and most efficient in thc
world. SiNty-fve per cent of all orr
revenues now goes 10 pay for wars
past. present and future We sLoniI
nor be asked To do more than that"
representative Sisson. of Mississinni
made Il plea for international disar,nn
ment The total amount expended last
year Tor the maintenance of the 5g6
large educational institutions of Tho
country was $4,000, 900, he said less
man half the amount asked for Tho
armS'S upkeep shis year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
KING OF ENGLAND
WATCHES BASEBALL.
Daily Makes Home Run, Winning
Game, While Royalty Claps
His Regal Hands.

London, February 2G.--The King OF Eng
land. a baseball fan to-day, experienced
the thrill that comes when spectacular
hit breaks up AN cNtrH-innins game. Seated
within wire-incloscd box behind the home
plato OF diamond laid out on the Chelsea
football field. His Majesty, in the second
half OF tho eleventh inning, saw Tommy
DAILY, OF tho Chicago White SoX. drive a
fast ball tossed by fabcr. OF the New York
Giants. far across the field into the topmost
blcHchers for a home rum. ana win the
game FOR Chicago 10 4
The KING cinpped his hands vigorously as
DAILY trotted around the bases. and others OF
the 10000 spectators followed his example
icAu baseball teams had been widely adver-
tised. and. having King George as patron
attracted persons from all branches OF Brit
ish sports. members of tho nobility. Cabinet
ministers diplomats and society leaders.
The American colony in London was out
to
King George. accompanied by Walter
Hines Page. the American nmbassad or
watched with great interest and seeming
understanding the closely contested eleven
Innings. applauding heartily brilliant field
ana battery plays.
So well aid the King understand the game
that II was seldom he had TO request Mr.
Page {" explain intricate plays. As for
tho average Britisher. however. as much
cannot 80 SAID Before two innings had been
played many OF them confessed thernselve
Inystifed ior the remainder OF the game
they sat as though In daZc.
~ was field day for basebali-h hungry
Americans rcsidcnt IN London. and they
chcereG and rooted in tho manner customary
IL nc United Stateu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
RALPH PALMA
LEAVES OLDF|ELD
Redoubtable Barney Defeated for
Second Time in Wander
bilt Cup Races.

Los Angeles. Cal, February 26.-De-
fcating Barney Oldneld by trine
moro than n minute in 2e+-mile
grind, Ralph De Palma, participant In
scores OF hard drought motor contests.
to-day won his second Vanderbilt cup
race on tho Santa Monica course. His
time was S:53:4I; Oldhelds, 3:55:oi.
Oldheld lost his chance when he was
compelled TO stop. and change wheel
In the thirty-fourth lap. losing nearly
a minute other drivers who remained
in the race were w. II. Carlson. of San
Diego: Earl Cooper who started a
favorite. and George Joeriman, who
finished In tho order named.
De Palma made the race Mt an aver
ago speed of 1915 miles an hour.
This was slower. by three miles an
Nlour than the Santa Monica record of
Teddy Tetzlafr, but II was faster than
the Vanderbilt cup record OF 1907
miles. made by Muliord at savannah in
Palma himself mads when he won the
cup race at Milwaukee, in 1912.
There was but ono accident during
one OF the fastest laps of the day
cight-five miles an hour-and was
leading IN the fourteenth lap, took n
an iron barricnde which protected a
thronG of spectators me car was
wrecked, but Pullen and his mechani-
clan emerged unhurt
The day was perfect. and the course
in excellent condition. but the first lap
of the race had not been completed
before mishap began reducing the mum
Der or racers. Several had quit or or
dered out before the race was half
completed. Harry Grant, driving No. l.,
did not complete the first lap Wishart
No. ., lasted three laps; Dave Lewis.
who figured In smash up that caused
one death in practice heat last week.
was declared out OF tho race iu tho
second. Marquis. Goodo and Pullen
followed in order and then Gil Ander
son. who took tho lead In the four
teenth and held 1t TO the eighteenth.
broke drive shaft and was forced
10 quit
Most OF tho cars forced out OF the
race to-day will he in shape to take
their places Saturday in tho grand
prize race, which will cover n distance
of <03.24S miles
De PRlmas prize to-day amounted
TO $4,000; Oldield won S2.0oo Carlson
$500, and Coopor. 81 GOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
WASHINGTON GETS
HORSE SHOW DATE

Washington, February 2G,-Washing-
ton. with horse show dates assigned
May to s, will lead the Virginia cir
cult of hore shows this year. This was
decided yesterday afternoon at the an
nual meeting OF The Virginia Horse
SHOW Association, held In the gridron
room Of the New willard. 1[eswick
Will follow with show about the mid
die of May, and after that shows will
he held at Leesburg, Upperville, Gull
peper, Orange. charlottesville. Manas-
sas. Front Royal, Warrenton and Ber-
ryville, Va. and at Charlestown and
Greenbrier Springs, w. Va.
1t was decided to appoint legisla-
tive committee to draft bill on horse
breeding, to be submitted to the Vir-
ginia Legislature. This. with arrange
ment of the circuit and election of OIL
GERS, was the principal business trans
acted.
Officers elected are Joel NJ. Cochran.
OF Charlottesville. president; Leigh r..
Page. OF Berryville, vice president. and
and treasurer; legislation committee,
NJ. c. lIaZen, of Manassas. chairman;
Mr. Cochran and Mr. Johnson. Others
present were l.. C. Ricketts,, of Orange;
j. Il. Latham, of Culpeper, and Frank
Garrett, of LeeSburC. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
FEDS SCARE OFF
CUB PURCHASERS

Chicago. ILL.,. February 2e--Fear OF tho
Federal Leagues raids ball players and
doubt ae to the stability of tho reserve
rule and of tho players contract itself. have
combined with the question of ground lease
to drive from the field the Chlcagoans who
wanted TO purchase the control of tho
Cubs.
The Behan syndicate. whose offer of $50 900
FOR Charles p. Tafts controlling interest
was accompanied by conditions no would
not accept. Withdrew to-day. The others
while not formally out OF the market. gath
cred from the refusal OF the Behan bid
that Mr. Taft WAS not prepared to guar
antec the dissolution of the Fcderafs or
alliance with them nor grant tho desired
lonE tease on tho Cub field, OF which he IS
said to he principal owner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
VIRGINIA. QU|NT
STILL UNDEFEATED.

Washington, D. c., February 26.-The
University of Niratnia's undefeated
basketball quint continued it's string
OF victories here tonight, this time
With win over the representatives
OF George Washington University by
the score II To 1G. The game was any,
thing but Il credible exhibition, tho
work of both teams being below tho
standard. IT was evident from the
start that George Washington's five
vas due for beating, the only doubt
resting IN the size Of the final margin
measure TO the clever goal tossing OF
Strickling and Nichols The former
was responsible for twenty-five points
ana the latter ten. Stricklcy being re-
sponsiblc for the other half-dozen.
Luck and Captain Campbell PLAYED
clcverly at times. but their work was
not UP to what had been expected OF
them on basis OF past performances
summary; Nichols. right
ffullback; Sticklcy. left fullback: strlciS-
Washington University--Almon. right
fullback; Noonan tcaptain) left full
back; Shaver. centre; Hurley, right
guard; Nash left guard.
Substitutions: Murray for Al,non.
Glesbect for Noonan; Hammer for Nash:
Waddell for Nichols: Duncan fo..
Strickling. Goals from Aoor-Strick-
ley. 3 Nichols. o; Strickling. s; Moo
nan; 3; Murray 2: shaver. Goals from
?. Referee. Mr.. Kellcher, OF George
town. Timers. Messrs Daley. OF Vir-
ginln, and Green. OF Catholic Univer-
sity. Scorers: Messrs. Maiden. or Vir-
ginia, and Murray, OF George Wash
inGton. Time of halves. twenty min
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
YELLOW JACKETS
IN FINAL GAME
To Play Hampden-Sidney To
Night in Last Championship
Game of Season.

Tomorrow night the Yellow Jackets
basketball team Will play the last
sidney. The local quint has defeat
cd Hampton Sidney twice this season
at Hampden- Sidney and at Lynchburg.
the second an exhibition game. The
same Tomorrow night Will DO the
second championship game.
Richmond College seems to have the
championship tied UP. but william and
Mary has another chance at the Spi-
ders, and maybe things will look diff
fcrcnt next week. Tho Yellow Jack
cts are tired of being beaten by one
or two points and arc going aftor tho
| Tigers to clean up things.
The tenn Is In good shape. and ought
up for tho Yellow Jackets will be tho
same that played against Richmond
college last night: Millican. right
Forward; Sheffey. left forward; Comp
ton, centre: CAST, right guard; Waiis-
CT, loft guard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
CHANGES MADE IN
BASEBALL RULES

New York, FEBRUARY 2G.-The Ma
tional Commission to-day announced
several important changes TO It's rules
changes made to comply with the
agreement recently reached with the
Players Fraternity.
Rule 36 has been amended to read
rs follows:
"a major league player shall not be
agreement =. club in Glass y, or
over classification until interleagun
AS provided In rule - ana such player
mas been rendered to all calss AA
clubs ~ price not TO exceed $1,000;
not to exceed $3.50"
me s foiSTi nGs RparaF rah on the
"Mtcrleaeue waivers. which may be
requestcd At any time. shall be Sc
cured on every major league player
player, beforc he shall he released TO
a club OF lower classification, clubs
Of the league club soliciting waivers
20 have the preference in his allot
ncnt Such players. IL claimed. may
be rctaircd 10y the club applying for
waivers -on withdrawal OF it's waiver
request within two days after receipt
OF notification Of such claim. The
waiver price Of a player other than
drafted player shall be fixed by ne
gotiations between the Interested club
agree, hy the National Commission,
whose decision shall bc nnnl."
These changes. according 20 Sec
rotary John =. Ho,-
tional League. mean that no player
viii leave one major league unless all
clubs in the other league have been
given opportunity to procure him
also that the player cannot be re-
leased to league OF low classified
ton unless all intermediate leagues
have been given a chance 10 get him.
The now rules go into effect imme
diately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
= Races =
.Juarez Results.


First race-mlcFirst Star. H. tTroxleO.
8 TO /. TO l. even. first; Kali Inla. 100
,tiayncsl. TO !, to !. Ia o. second !:
Ursula Emma. los ophillips). to l. ) 10 ..
u to 10. third. Time, 1910 10 Angie ID.
Hester. General Warren. Lady Finger. Brig
ham, Lady Young. Foxy Mary, Arbutus.
Eddie Mott Balcl!m and Adolantc also ran.
Second receive and a half furlongs-Lit-
tie Jane, los tMcCabcb, evcn TO 20, to g.
first; Auntic Curl, 90 (Collins). TO !. 3 to ].
3 10 ., second; Dominica. IS (Neylon), to ].
to T. TO .. third Time, 1907. Sir Harry,
Herpes Russell McGill. Orange Blossom.
Gordon Russell also
Third racc-ive and half furongs-Pan
lfachapi. 1G0 tMott). to l. to L. even,
first: Coma. 100 tNeylon). TO !, to ].
even. second; Dalston, 100 tMo!esworth). Z
to !. TO ., to 8. third. Time. :07. Dusky
Dave. Big LumaN Thomas Hare and Bar
barn Lane also ran.
Fourth race-slx furlonss-Generai March
mont, 100 ukederis). to 10. Z TO ., out, first I;
second; King Worth, 90 tMetcalD. 10 to l.
o TO ]. to ]. third Time. 1912 %. Coquitt
and High Street also
Fifth racc-mle-Cisko. 10Y 90 fsricn). to
], 10 ]. even, trst; Old Gotten. 20 tNeylon),
20 ], 10 !, even. second; Jack Larson.
1o5 Gentry, TO ]. to =, TO 8. third.
Time. l:il. Guy Buena. Clinton. Virco. Miss
CLARK, lIannis, Sadie shapiro. Marshal Thigh
man, Balronia and Van Horn also ran.
Sixth race-mile-Durin 100 (Ford). 10 to E.
even, 10 :, first; Swede Sam. 1906 GENTRY
~ TO j. TO ], to ], second; Ocean Queen
lbs tMccaDeb, to .. ! 10 3. out. third.
Time. 1:3S is. Sister Florence, No Qaurtci
Anon and Flacada also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
BUFFALO FEDS TO
TRAIN IN DANVILLE

Danville. Va. February ga letter wns
received here to-day by W. ~. Sucad. for
nery connected with tho local club in tho
Virginia League. from Larry schlsfy. man
aEer of the Buffalo team OF the Federal
League. accepting proposition to make
Danville his training quarters. NcEotia-
lions are on also with the Pittsburgh club.
Of the same league. rendering the use OF
the grounds. and tho probabilities are that
they viii also accept. Schlaiy trained the
Newark CLUB OF the international League
here several years nEo. and found weather
conditions idenl the fans OF the city are
elated at thu prospect of again having pro-
fessional baseball, and II tho Glass ID league
which is forming, and which this city is
anxious 10 Join. does not prove ''wlll- :
vii! do much TO revive interest In the game
here.
ent Mt the gathering OF the Davy Crockett
organization ut Lynchhurr Saturday pra-
pared 10 put up any guarantee de5iGed upon
TO finish tho season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
Gardin Sold to Columbia

Roanoke. Vn.. February 2G.-Rcrt
t'nrdfn, who for three Seasons had
been one OF the Tninstuys I'm the
pitching department of ROanoIc's
team. was to-day sold to the Column
bin, =. C., team, In the South Atlantic
League. Gnrdtn has always been
regarded ns one of the best eicft-
handlers on the VtrEinin circuit.
President Elliott snid tO-dny TINT
the price wns entirely satisfactory,
but would not give out the amount
involved in the deal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
Roller Meets Shad Lick

because Nell Olsen. despite his
weight and evident ability, baked
at meeting DIR. ID. II. Roller, ON tho
mat here Monday night, Shnd Lick,
the 25O-pound terror to heavyweight
championship honors. of baltimore,
hns been matched to try conclusions
with the doctor. Joe Turner, who
comes an near knowing wrestler
ns amy man I'm the game to-day, says
TINT Lick Will furnish n fnr better
match thnn would have Olsen. Lick
just two nights ago defeated Tct-
rom, called the belgian wonder, In
two straight falls. the victory COM
ing In less thnn nm hour. So far as
Roller In concerned, he doesn't care
who he meets. He believes TINT he
IN entitled to the heavyweight crown
won by him when he defeated Amer
tcus nfter Frank Gotch had besto,y-
cd the title upon the winner of that
bout.
Joe Turner will defend his mid
dlcWeiEht title against Hull Mon
tam. seats are now on snlc mt Nc
CoE's, Eighth and BrOnd Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
CLIFF TON FORGE
TO ENTER LEAGUE

Clifton Forge, Va. February ga
meeting was held in the city hall to-
night for tho purpose of deciding
whether Clifton Forge would join Cow
!nEton Lynchburg. Danville. Char
iottesville and Charleston. stanton
In baseball league. The meet
ing was enthusiastically nfavor of
II. and more than half the necessary
money was subscribed ut the meeting
a finance committee was appointed to
secure the balance and report back
saturday night. when a permanent or
Sahization Will be effected. There is
no doubt that If the other cities en-
ter the proposed league that clifton
Forge VIII be one OF the number
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
Threc-Corncred nont Race.

OF the Pennsylvania crew, announced this
afternoon that he had fixed n date with
Princeton and Columbia for three cornercd
race OF varsity eights. Tho contest Will 10
rowed on Carnegie Lake In Princeton, in
May, over course of one and seven eighths
miles. This Is the first ume these univcr-
stiles have met In n triangular rowing event,
and II Will arouse much interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
PH|LL|ES GIVEN
EARLY SNOW BATH

Wilmington y. e.. February 2e-rhe Phila-
delphin National baseball team. arriving
mere early to day to begin their spring
training were greeted by the first snow OF
the season here, prrcludirg the possibility
OF an automobile trip overland 20 the heaci,
ana oyster roast and tt public reception al
mo grounds. which had been provided by
inc local entertainment committee. KIIliscr
and Mayer had already arrived. and Alex
anuer came In to-day from Hot Syringe
Ark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
OU|MET CHANGES
DATE Of LEAVING
Wants More Time for Practice
Before Tackling Golf
Experts Abroad.

Boston. February 2G.--In order To obtain
additional time Tor practice the British
championship courses, Francis Ouimct, the
American open golf champion. to-day dc
cided TO sail March 81, instead OF April "a
as originally planned. lie still VIII be nearly
three weeks behind Jerome TraVers, the
american amateur champion. who viii leave
New York March Il.
ouimct ANA \. q. Lockwood. his playinr
mate. VIII 20 10 Sandwich ana work oil
Their sea legs on the links at Hvylakc
during the second week in April.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
SNOW AND SLEET
PREVENT. RACES

Charieston. S. G.. February 90 Snow ma
eject eSain prevented racing at Palmetto
Park to-day This IS the first time in the
history OF racing IN this South where II
had to be suspended on account OF cold
There s. six inches OF snow on tho race
track The present meeting is scheduled to
c!cso OF Saturday. and unless the prouote re
decide 20 extend It. which they hav. me
right TO DO there may be no more racing
Ut Charleston this winter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
BROWNS DEFEATED
IN NINTH FRAME

Tampa. Fla. yenruary pa home run In
by Cy Williams won the game to-day for
ihe cubs from the Browns. This was the
first game OF series OF six the serouJ
20 be played Tomorrow IN ST. Petersburg
>coIt' r H. T.
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. , !,
Batteries: 2ahel. Koestuer and liargrovc:
r. Mitchell stevens, En2enroth ana Aenew
Umpire, Ecruetf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
WILL TAKE SEAT ON MARCH 2

Atlanta, Ga. February 26.-Willjon
;. West. appointed by Governor Slaton
yesterday to succeed the late A o. Ba-
con. as United States Senator from
Georgia. Will take his seat in tho Sen
ate on March 9. He so announced here
Mr.. West expects to return to his
homo In Valdosta for few DAYS he
fore leaving for Washinrfnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
WAKE FOREST is
VICTOR ONCE MORE:
Wake Forest.

Wake Forest y. c.. February 2C--Wake
Forest tonight moved another notch toward
clnching The state championship by de-
featinE n NJ. IS to 20. The game was
unusually hard fought by both teams
There WAS very little Individual starring
hoth telms using eXcellcnt tcnm work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
MINISTER HURT
PARTING PLAYERS

Fall River. Mass. February cs-The Rev
r. J.. Brooks. pastor OF the Summeri!eld
Methodist church. IL nursing broken right
arm and other injuries received when he
attempted 20 stop light between two teams
az bnHfetbaN players the moor OF the
church gymnasium last night The minis
ter was rushed across tho floor ana roughly
handled. but stuck II out until the warning
factions had separated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
INDIANAPOLIS TO
TRAIN IN TEXAS

Indianapolis, Ind February 2s--aIanagcr
Phillips. OF the local Federal League team
announced to-day that the first bunch OF
PLAYERS viii depart for the spring training
camp on MARCH IL. The local Federals will
train at Wichita Fans. Texas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27

Springfield III. February 26-rhe Federal
Leagne baseball club of Chicago was incor-
pornted to-day. The capital stock IL $3.50 600
Tho incorporators w NJ. WALKER
James Gilmore and Charles II Weigh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27

Characteristic. Va. February cG-ln n
game characterized by much rourhness ana
by some brilliant playing. tho undefcateti
Jefferson school basketball five won from
the Augusta Military Academy team o-day
H. Michic and Surran starred FOR the win
ners, who scored eighteen Held goals "a
eight tor their opponents For the latter
FOX and Shott played best
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MAGNATE,S
TO GATHER HERE TODAY

Nashaes Virginia
the
schedule which President o.
at the schedule
two
remembered of Peters
To Richmond the
forIt
5 to be
incviab
he
II
onc
that ofe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-27

liverpool. February 2G-Ioe Borr,u. Or
Philadelphia, won n decision on points over
Bernard. of France. in fiftcen-round bout
here tonight. The fight drew large
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
AVOID CAIARRH
Breathe HyOmei-It Medicates the Air
You Breathe and Instantly
Relieves,

Why continue to- suffer from catarrh,
stopped up head, husky voice and 9th
er troubles of the breathing organs
when Skeels- Wiley Drug Co. will sell
you Hyomei with guarantee to re-
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isfactory.
Hyomei is pleasant, harmless and
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breathe a few times daily through a
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promptly relieves all catarrhal dis
charges, sniffles, foul breath, atery
eyes and the formation Of crusts in the
nose, or money back.
A complete Hyomei outfit, consist,
| ing of inhaler and bottle OF Hyomel
costs $100, and extra bottles, IL after
wards needed, are only so cents
| Always use Hyomei for bronchitis
cold in the head, husky voice, Group o.
infants and any inflammatory disease
of the breathing orgaps.-Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
THINK Hu[RTA WILL RESIGN
Developments Of Past Month Indicate
Mexico VIII Have New President.

Mexico City-That General Huerta
intends to resign the presidency OF
Mexico in the near future-a rumor
often denied by him in the most en-
phatic terms-is again being persist
emily reported in the capital. 1t is SAID
that he will take the field in person
against the rebels, after yielding the
presidential office. Enrique Geros-
tieta, minister of justice, will be Sc
lected as his successor, according to
the understanding.
Under the alleged plan, Senior Ger
ostieta is to hold the presidency only
for a limited period, turning 1t over
to General Geronimo Trevino OF Mon
terey, one of the oldest of the army
officers, who on previous occasions
has been talked of as a possible sue
! cessor to Huerta and to whom II Il
urged, Washington could have no Oh
| lection
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-09
Notice to the Public, and Twin Falls
Banks in Particular.

Notice is hereby given to the pub
lie, and Twin Falls Banks in partlcu-
lar, that CITIZENS STATE BANK OF
BUHL, Idaho, will not, after the pub
LEGATION of this notice, honor any
check drawn upon it by John Patter-
son unless the check drawn is APP
proved by P. w. Monahan.
CITIZFNS STATE RANK
BY RUS w. ALFRED, Cashier.