Show V' ft wVl 9 ' 4 ''- V ' i'i:v -- r ' ' f 6 THE - ’ - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY JULY 3 1917 HEBALD-BEPUBLICA-N ZTI e y 138 60000 to NONCOMS ' ARE APPOINTED :fr ’ 6 s r 4 V ’ - : r t s S' Bath Mats SPECIAL i Turkish Heavy Bath Mats large models Splendid for medium and stout figures' in brocades p coutlls and summer nets $22$ values for—- ‘ ink' size in yellow blue and' pink with Stamped and edgo scalloped dace for InitiaL legularly sold for' - - t n r - lis - r t i r - A : vv i v - if I AT FT DOUGLAS - ’ V Stamped CORSET "Z f i r - ’ 9QC Uncle Sam Rewards Effi- I ciency and i V in-Twenti- ‘ eth Infantries Forty-secon- d ' w — ' "r" -- J - Promotions in All CasesAre to" Rank' of Sergeants 1' e ‘A - —i tf — c ' and Corporals wVr s orty-seco- - ' (On the right) W H Swanson' president of Swanson Film circuit under whoso snpemsion tiie Fonrth’of celehration will be given at the state fair grounds tomorrow and H L' Leavitt who is assisting Mr Swanson H SWANSON who is directing The engineers have tested their enthe blgFurth of July celebra-tio- n gines and' both' claim that they will be to be held tomorrow at the able to make an better thancollision fifty miles head-o- n state fair grounds estimates that fully hour event 20000 people will come tot Salt Lake Motorcycle riders bicycle riders auto from adjacent cities in Utah and Idaho drivers- -' all report the track lightning - look to see together-wto attend the festivities! These and fast track records ith' t— the number- - who 'Will attend brokem-"- ' from Salt Lake will in all probability as as well The firemen the police swell the attendance to' 60000 - ' have put-thtouches on their will give an exhibition of detail has been worked out and finishing program Every reevery-evenand has' been carefully police and fire department work that v been inhearsed will be interesting Extra seats have ahd educational-- ' Mr Swanson stalled and every comfort the in of the celecrowds has been considered and ar- bration - said ‘ “I speaking have spared neither time or expense in making this a for 'ranged event I believe it A carload ' of 'daylight' fireworksVwas will be the means :of bringing many received yesterday and a spectacular thousands of people to Salt Lake tofireworks demonstration un- morrow daylight Chief of der the personal direction and I am sure that the merbe given ’ Bywater-wil- l chant will be benefited to a great exThe U S troops have completed their tent- i have arranged a program that sham- battle The is the biggest and most elaborate one for the trogram' both women and men have that - has ever- been presented to the ockeya sevtad their mounts at the track for and I know that people of thismore reworkouts-aneral days for dally will be ' vicinity than it they pleased with ' t y t port them in the very best’ of form W - r - - r red - En-riff- - - - " r - ‘ i9l6 Classes of - and l917 Will Train forWar Prob- " ably at Saloniki j 's ' ' - ' 4 Athens :t Saturday v June ISO —It is stated fn reliable Quarters that the classes of ? 1916- and '1917 - have been called to the colors as they normally would v be and - probably will be lent to Saloniki for training' No other' classes will be called out 'at present' - -- 7 Administrative 'control by representatives of the entente allies- of various services will be : withdrawn within ' the next week eixeept in the- cases the and of the censorship' which telegraphcontinued with the- ' r : will bo: of Greek officers Colonel Negropontes who ' has - been named chief of' the general' staff is ex Twentieth 'Infantry- Appointments - £ - - f - -- - icn -- - Graves Harold Hughes Frederick W Frischke To be corporals— James Guy H Moore Joseph Kocjen Fred Thomae Clare Van Voorhls Garnett I Wade Russel J Woodworth Luther Cornett Frank Pollack Ira I Bryan William H Phillips 'Charles R Brennan George C Hey ner Joseph' J Roberson Carl I a Anderson Sidney S Vaughn Harvey J Taylor and Andrew HoncanL H-Keg- -' V - - ' - - - A GREAT 6X48 r GROUP 3— Dainty Voiles and Organdiea ' ‘ Tucked plaited dotted embroidered and novel effecta Crepe de chinea washable Jap Silks etc Worth tub sllka heavy striped more than price asked Special Herald-Republic- an - CHINESE REBELS Intention to subjugate the Chinese and Chinese resources exploitM- Mochlzukl that the difficulties might suggested be removed ' If Japan to negotiate with the United States South exchange Japan’s Sea islands for the Philippines Viscount Monoto- the foreign minister said he had listened to the sugand declared that - relations gestion ' with the United States were never friendlier America’s advice to Concerning os contained in a- recent note China from Washington Japan' M Motono declared had approached Washington rewith perfect frankness' with the exsult that a cordial understanding ists between the two governments - newly-acquir- ed - s 1 General Chang- ' 4 - mMSHaQ Chang KIsun Plays : for-73- SIX MONTHS IN JAIL v- FOR FAMILY- SLACKER ' - Failure to support his family brought another husband and father afoul of the law yesterday when John Wilson in juvenile court' to six was sentenced months at- hard labor In the county liad neglected-tprovide for jalL He minor children He will rehis four a day wages the amount set ceive $1 hsrd-laband this for all will be used prisoners to help the family tnoner - - - - o was unable to resign In faver of the emperor Telegraph and telephone offices are closely guarded and telegrams can not $e sent to Peking On Verge of Civil War San Francisco July 2 —According to cable advices received here today by the Chinese Nationalist league China Is on the verge of civil war with the north ready to fight for the return of the Manchu dynasty and the southern provinces united for the republic The league is the reorganized Young China party which aided In financing the revolt against the Manchus six year ago Peking Taken By Surprise London July 2—Reuter’s Peking correspondent telegraphing regarding the movement to restore the monarchy with the Manchu Hsuan Tung as emperor res says that while it was known the was toration enterprise was afoot lt atbelieved a coup d’etat would not be tempted Immediately “The suddenness of the event caused a sensation In Peking” he adds “Thu of first indication of the importance the affair in progress was the increased number of troops in the streets and the placing of strong guards mainChang-Hsunmen at the ly of general and postoffices telegraph : “The movement the object of which is to establish a constitutional monarchy-is apparently supported by the entire military forces in Peking and a majority of the northern governors" dent' or as-he - ' along the Saltair bathing piers where thousands areT : expected the Fourth Wednesday ' I With- arrangements completed for that every possible facility-wil- l be procrowds of Fourth trains to take the crowds from vided for the July special ? Salt Lako out to Saltair Wedneaday at the lake - : the officials of the Beach Preparations have gone ahead rapJuly Fourth have” perfected facilities for idly for taking care of one of the bigcompany - one or the largest rFourth of gest bathing throngs of the season handling r Utalv’e while the launches on the lake ’'the in' the history'-ocrowds July famous-speciag resort palace the Ship Cafe the and bowling gallery' the Two extra' trains are announced for shootingconcession are trendy alley for the the Fourth1'" The first will leave the every crowdSaltair depot-a- t ' Salt Lake at lSti and day’s There will be 'special dancing in the at o’clock " These 'two the second trains are not lon tlie ragular daily pavilion during the afternoon ' as an summer schedule of the Saltair road extra added feature of the day and at 5 : o’clock in the main picnic pavilion but are put on especially to kelp get R- Owen - Sweeten’s band will give a the big crowds to the lake safely and two free band concert with an elaborate 'Fourth the After comfortably July - leave at 1215 and 1 ' o’clock which includes a repetition of program specials of the soldiers chorus tne next train out will go at 2 o’clock soldier and every 45 minutes thereafter an- from- “Faust by the twenty from Fort Douglasin-e who 'scored Manager Joseph- Nelson ex- so boys a hit Sunday this selecnounces that he has secured many of Ray RusselL under the direction tra cars and several extra ‘engines and tiongreat Scenes - - - -- - - f roller-skatin- l -- - - - - - - - - i the-renderin- g - - - -- V 4 I t w t ' s £ : :’ l 'i r t A ft ' ? V - -- J ’ ' I aq iw V A f - - Chang Washington July Hsuns sudden coup d'etat to destroy republicanism in China and restore' dis-he Manchu has produced a dynasty shoe k among oiiiciale here couraging who believed China’s internal troubles were at an end leaders whose The northern attitude is not military clear are considered to hold the balance or power for it Is felt 'that if Chang Hsun he secure will be abletheyto join control of subdue north China and then perhaps n the south Official dispatches show that Chang Hsun Instead of having cast his lot with the other military leaders in the Tien Tsln revolutionary government has been playing for years a lone hand of adventure governor of Anhwei province Military he posed as a leader maintaining the Manchu tradition With soldiers still the cue he had taken toll wearing from both and built up a repwhich In one case utation for parties severity at Nanking precipitated an international episode with Japan secessionWhen the recent launched 'Chang ist movement was military Hsun was invited by the military leaders to join them at Tien Tsln but he chose not to do so President LI then Invited him to Peking to ’mediate between the two forces He approached for the capitol sent in an ultimatum dissolution of parliament and forcing as the governors on the just one hand andmilitary the on and the republicans the other were constitutionalists coming together sprung his monarchist coup d’etat with Peking Isolated President Li largely is in Chang’s - ' - - semi-independ- - - power “SILVER ki THREADS” AND GRAY IN HAIR? Let a Simple Q-B- an Sure Safe Preparation' Bring Natural Color and Hair : Not a Dye Health ’s - ent - : Japan andU Sln Aeeerd Tokio July 2—Relations with ' tha United States and China continue to bo on the the basis of opposition attacks Mochi-sudiet Ketara government in the contended In parliament Saturday a grave misunderstanding existed that between Japan and the United States of Japan’s Chinese owing to ambiguity policy masy Ain - - Here is the safe dean- healthful and color certain way to restore the natural — to gray or faded lifeless hair the method in perfect good taste and acAmerica’s foremost people cepted by is to use It is all to beready harmless It is sold guaranteed under guarantee of- “satisfaction or money back" Only 50e for a large bottle at Rex Drug Store and Sun Drug Store and all good drug stores Hair Tonic Liquid Try Toilet Soap also Shampoo for reDepilatory (odorless) hair Bend for free moving superfluous illustrated book of lectures “Hair CulAdvt ture - Q-B- an - Q-B- an Q-B- an Q-B- Q-B- an an COAL SHORTAGE IS AVERTEDBY RAILROAD - ARE DEMANDING Relief from the threatened coal shortage in Salt Lake due to the floods Ing of at large area by- the breaking of the Mammoth dam in Price Rivet canyon and 'the resultant tieup of the: railroads ' in ‘the Carbon county coal - - WAR INDEMNITY fields" is in' Tomorrow wi 1 new probably' single track In ‘the flooded district operation through the Denver Me Rio Grande railroad by Some coal will be shipped Into Salt Lake over the single track but regular shipments will not be renewed until the double track is restored Shutdown- of local smelters and those tingTooeleat and Helena Mont will likebe prevented If shipments of coke ly are made from the coke ovens at Hundreds of workmenbyareWednesday being employed and thousands of dollars worth of supplies in National forest supervisors have been ordered to furnish facilities to persons seeking cord wood Much of this wood Is given away free to settlers for home use -- see’ National Liberal Party Head Tells Followers There Is ' Yet No Faltering 1 - - Lose-Han- - placed V the throne The legation Quarter of the city is nnder a heavy guard and the troops of General Chang freely with Hnu are intermingling 'tho Peking aoldlery Tien Tsin July 2—Hsuan Tung tha reportsn young emperor according to- posses-aiofrom Peking today has taken of the palace occupied by President Li Yuan Hung and is surrounded military leaders' by'A prominent demand was made upon President Lt that he resign In favor of Hsun replied that he Tung The president would resign in favor of the vice presi- the for 736 against 3775:’ $443500 for waterworks department 3856: $365000 for increasing against the water supply against 3860 GERMANS STILL - Delayed)— Early-Peking July Hsaaa the bay Tok or was t May lato the imperial taken per Ion of the ' protect palace under Hsaa oa and ' eee Auerbach's —Second Floor' - SEIZE PALACE TrwnsforSaltaiLCrowds JnIy Fonrth ‘ s at - ’ - OFFERING OF AY Auerbach's Supply your Summer Blouse Needs today and save money Smart styled and well tailored of materlala' ’dependable wanted ' ‘j GROUP 1— Cool stylish Summer Blouses made of sheer voiles embroidered figured colored etc Organdtea Soisettea and Linons will be' reduced to - - Demand for Restoration of 'Manchu Dynasty May ' Bring on Civil War Xcdnol is alao a vmlubla bcsliar draasiar lor daigcoh fcama aad aora places sca ccallr Sold brail drasskta PRE-HOLID- 3000 BLOUSESat ‘ : ® Money saving sale price $LM wash ffd 9Q Q4 ‘ - -- 845 - $175 Misses’ Barefoot Sandals i - -- 00 sA3 $139 gun metal or 'tan leather on - Misses barefoot sandals made of patent broad' foot shape last with heavy leather soles Sizes 11 to 2 Money saving sale price to 11 Same sandals as above $150 child's sizes' 8 Money saving sale price $125 infants’ sizes' 5 to 8 same as above sandala S - - - es - -- - skin-troubl- saving sale price boys of styles of good washIn a variety able materials including- genuine up Amoskeag Gingbama Some worth e o oo (o $100 ooeooedooeeeeeeoooeoe' BABY BONNETS AT 35c 59c 75c OSc AND UP Auerbach’s— Third Floor 0 for sick skins $898 $289 narrow made on a medium long vamp a - r : - Let the children enjoy the 4th In LITTLE) GIRLS DRESSES A splendid assortment In sizes 2 to yZr$ eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee WHITE DRESSES FOR THE FOURTH '3 Wonderful Valae for Today $850 W HITia ' DRESSES $400 WHITE DRESSES - $898 $350 Men’s Tail Calf Rubber Sole Oxfords Men’s tan calf rubber sole oxfords toe English lasts All slzea Money - new-dothe- - - When someone in the family develops an itching patch of rash or eczema you want something that will give immediate relief and heal the trouble before it has a chance to become serious: ‘ The success of has been 'Resinol for of use by physi- proven by' years dans and in the home' ' - - 'The' city commissioners ' yesterday thegave out the official figures on$238bond election vote as follows: 000 for paving for 164 against 4041: $78500 for grading and guttering $75000 for 970 against ' 3954 streets' for 615 against for park purposes 3997: $24000 for bridges for 679 3912 $100000 for a bathhouse against 3819: $99000 for storm for 800 against sewers for 760 against 3848 $77000 to complete the main trunk sewer for - (Auerbach’s Second Floor) - Girl’s Wash Dresses arid Boy’s 'Wash Suits I- - - ‘ - i At this price' Auerbach’s offer Novel ty Boots made in combinations of black and white kid gray ooze calf and Ivory ooze calf on new long narrow toe lasts with Goodyear welt sewed soles and Louis vampheels t s MONEY SAVING SALE PRICE ' Morlta ' jv Constantine Reaches ' 'Morltz': Switzerland July 2— Former and his King " Constantine of Greece family and suite arrived : hero yesterday Dowager Queen Sophia appeared stlll'tobe ln poor health The party was received by the" local authorities and 'escorted to a 'hotel1 i 2J— to Amsterdam' July the According ROrth German Gazette the Greek charge d’affaires at Berlin- has handed the German- government a i statement similar to: that delivered to the Austrian government at Vienna notifying the foreign "office that Greece felt herself obliged to break diplomatic' relaU: iftions with Germany v - WATCH THE' “WANTS And when there’s a-- vacancy In the kind-'- of ' a house you’ve always hoped boarding to find an unmistakable clew to Its whereabouts will 1 be found in one of the "want” ads' "Use The want ad phone Main '767- OFFICIAL FIGURES ON BOND ELECTION r - - : K Spal - “ can ' Chalmer’s “Porosknit' brand union suits in ankle or tknee length styles Special all sizes at " i Auerbach’s —Main Floor - y $295 : $125 Men’s "PoroskriitUnioh Suits - - ' ' To be Heath' Jesse Jackson sergeants—Ben Erwin Franz Jesse Rider 'William I Strayborn John W Booth Melvin Shephard Frank Crain William Cloud Edward Syao Jefferson C styles1 - 20c value - - - - - ‘ Hawanfruitiusclous tender aiieei! Pineannle : Extra good qualities in mesh and summer weight balbriggan union Suits in white or ecru color Sizes 24 to 34 ' - V - Dzln-bins- kl Yel- — — ' Boys’ Union Suits - pected to arrive at Salonlki tomorrow Criminal prosecutions will be instinew- Greek 'government tuted ‘by- the against the persons responsible ffr the events of last December when Greek French landing party troops fired-on-a- ' in Athena Even cabinet 'ministers will not be immune kf : - -- ’’l1 nd Libby’s California Novelty Extra fine quality hard finished wonted pants in neat genteel patterns All sizes - - - - Straight and rolling brims slightly rolling also drooping styles of fine grade White only- Ten hemp esetseeei Sale of SHOES Money Saving Boots $12 Women’s $345 Men’s Pants - r : - - - 2Se BrMd low Cling Peaches In heavy syrup— 6 No SH' cans $139 Can 34e ains - - Jerry Keating can 12c - - - - 6 33i package 4 Peaches lOe a sauce and plain lar-oval cans ean (Monarch) in tomato 5225 (California) and tomato 5135 Sardines - Corned Beef t - I' Cftll Third Floor) (Auerbach ! $1 38 38c i e a - 'mm 75c Drawers - - Night saucei Dozen Xo 2' CRH S ssseeeeeee and Gowns ? - - Edward Schumacher Joseph S Patrick II Ross Jr Mulkey E-Mashlno John - A Da via Raymond Lloyd T Bloyd Frank H 'Burgess Edward J Edward Elmore Herbert E Johnston Frank N Warson Leonard JRaffertyC Waldenberger Newton H Edward Welsh Elmer- W Christy Dooley Arthur K Baxter Wesley Cremeans Frank Pieper Basilius Johnht Cremeans Ezell L HansonSolodky William Wenzel J Strachota Peter Tyorek JohnW A Smith Louis Dezera Warrenand'George ' Roscoe S Carlson was appointed assistant-band leader and Clarence F were made Sims and Lewis W Edwards ' corporals of the- banL Corporals in Forty-secoj' - The following were promoted to corHerman F Vahl Frank Wrob-lensporals: Ernest E Hudson Frederick I Seal James W Denny Edward M Casta ter Fred A Bellah Clifford G Ennis Max S Edelstlne Henry Braune William John T Pearman John E Chmeron James F Vaughn Legette Joyner John W Switches Sam I Soliman John G Toth Ransom S Me-- : Kean Joy R Carter Roy E yAnderson Laird Raymond Wacaster Leo W Andrew Joseph Black WalterMarsk Caples N Lasko George W berry William Slater John Berwick Frank William Mack Paul M Fields Hilburn Edward L Hocker Timothy David I Price Herman J Theilman Alvah O Nelson Clifford Kennedy Bradie Montgomery Jack Zinko George Snyder Ople Chambers Oren G Downs Lonnls Lester Daniel J Griffith Harry G McLean George Sukel Dave Qulll-ma- n Ne-v- il James A Northerner William Dot-son Munroe Richard H L Harry Robert' Hensel Milt Caperton Stan- islaus Magreta- - Samuel J Parks’ WIJ1iam Rahmlg Claude A Whitley George William D BuckeyJJosephl HenryMillard Klecan Covey Ben- L - Brock - Skirts - Iieonard- - $275 -- ° - packages CRH eW® SXe val-ue- w NATIONAL' BISCUIT COMPANY FRESH BAKED BISCUITS— Your choice of Graham Social Teas and Fig Newtons the 15c pkg — Red Peppers 10e Pork and Beaus : - bottle Cfftle Pint bottle - In-the ' H&l f Large White mwC - tos Quftft boltlo SALE EXTRAORDINARY Sweet Pickles Picklfift Dill Relish Gherkins Sweet or Sour Onions Mason Jar— largeeach 2 Jars fljOOg 35c Ollvea Del Ripe OTiM California Monte and Tuba OCSsa Brand 3 cans 3 elC JnicMSSShaa Orie Orapa Juice— 75c r- - 9c — TIlO l&rO CS& eeeseeeeeee SlA&ll steeeeeeeeeeeeeeee $300 Crepe de China Envelope Chemise heantifnlly trim- med $150 Jir - : -- $150 can Deviled Ham Nigbt-gow- na £ r nd and Skirts Sar- dines (Ideal for wlchOs) $200 Night Oowns and Petti- 98c coats Mon- -: ox sand- - ' - glass jar os glass jar 24 - -- Peaniut ButterE!S!i”a1C - 40 S3&OI ' of nd : - Sale One-Ha- lf for their efficiency In tne ranks of Uncle Sam 138 men were -' promoted in the corps of noncommisfl?ne officers of the Twentieth : andat Fort flas yesterday Infantries In practically all Dougcases an advancement from corporal to aer- scant and from private to corporal was made although In cases of exceptional to serability a private was advanced geant 'The promotions were made upon the recommendations of the company commanders They were made possible by the division of the Twentieth infantry into the Forty-secon- d and Fortyth!rd and the boys who have worked hardest vreceived promotions One hundred and seven appointments w ere made in the Forty-secon- d infanin the Twentieth intry and thirty-on- e fantry About fifty advancements are expected to be made In the Forty-thir- d regiment today 'in Forty-seco'' Forty-secon-Sergeants d serTo be 'Andrew i J geants —RaymondInfantry: Frye Vanhoy Pharaoh A Cook William B Devea 7ouls Paul B Stephens Wood burn Ernest A Ellis Wiley A Caudell Daniel Malloy Ike Noble Halph K Phillips Amos D Barnhart -- in Auerbach’s Grocery 4th of July Apple Juice (onArmlin Pure fermented) most delic- - Saratoga Chips rrJ“ 24c ious hot weather beverage Large bottle (25c regular) Wisconsin Cream Fkncy Brick Cheese Dozen bottle 18e Per doz ILOS bottle Small ' Bottle 0c W pound Great - r sight- - 1 - Sun-nysl- de - July 2 —Herr Rebmann Amsterdam head of the Baden branch of the National Liberal party'-whspoke at Karlsruhe Friday' declared there was not' the slightest faltering regarding peace demands to be observed at the rebent meeting of the party leaders In Berlin These demands were annexation of territory In the east making the coasts secure a demand for colonial territory and war Indemnity 'The Berliner Tages Zeftung sharply criticizes an article in the Vienna Neue FTeie' Presse by Dr Constantin Dumbs in which the former ambassador to the United States said it was gradually being recognized in Austria-Hungafrom that peace could issue a compromise and could beonly dictated by neither side These remarks declares the newspaper have created an unpleasant sensation in Germany The utterances of Von Hlndenburg and Ludendorf f - to the effect that peaoe when it comes must correspond to the sacrifices of the German people says the newspaper expressed the sentiments of the majority of the German people It urges Dr Dumba to observe more reserve and to refrain from- - rendering more difficult the tasks of his colleagues in office and the military leaders on Premier Lloyd Commenting George’s Glasgow sddress Friday In which he said that the end of the war without the alled alms won and guaranteed would be the greatest disaster the Rhelnlsche Westfallsche Zeitung says it Is another indication that England needs peace will give Lloyd George Our the best answer continues the paper The Koelnische Volkszeltung says that the British premier knows Germany is ready for peace and therefore - being- Salt-Lak- -bought e all-possibl- e JULY 4 EXCURSIONS Via Oregon Short Line (Union Pacific System) Tickets sold July 3 and 4 limited 6th Ask about excursions east Pacific coast excursionsweek-en-excurd sions north and Sunday and excursions City- ticket office Hotel Utah-Advertisement - - — ry - - U-bo- ats the responsibility for the continuance of the war rests with England The Koelnische Zeitung describes the proposed peace as a revelation of English deceit and says for the first time the English premier admits England is conducting a war of robbery and Time has made us hard conquest as our army has says the paper and “GENET PARKS Jaccomplished the unbelievable so will Gene as he is known “High Speed” our people endure suffering and prihis many friends will drive one vation rather than agree to a prema- among of the big mogul engines in the ture peace for Lloyd George’s advan- head-on collision at the state fair 4:' tage grounds July Mr Parks was for several years engineer on the D & R G railroad NO COLLISIONS Southern Pacific railroad out of Ogdenand the Burlington railroad out of Lin'Wandamere July 4 boating bathing coin Neb Mr Park's is a member of the Salt plenlcs cool shady Admis- Lake dancing B P O E No S&Advertisement sion - - -- ' - - fresy - -- - a - |