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Show Mel Damaged CACHE COURIER. HYRUM, UTAH SOU-T- H ' t ' I , bility, post the list, give It to the press and within three days send notice to each designated person by mail. Persons to Be Exempted As the men so notified appear, the boards first will make a physical examination In accordance with special regulations to be provided, bearing In mind that all persons accepted by them will be RECORD by army sur- ALL. DAY MASSACRE OF THE IMPORTANT Is examination the If geons. physical HAPPENING8 IN ITEMby negro upoS at comes the then successfully, passed WHITE CITIZEN IZED FORM question of exemption. on. Persons who- must be exempted or Felix Jones Of El Paso has been Impartial Selection of Men to Strength' discharged by the local board include: Negro Quarters. Set Afire by Blue 'Horn and Foreign Crazed Mob and the Officers of the United States, of the Newe Gathered Indicted by the Dallas county grand en Our Armies, the Call to the ' of Shot by Llflht Of Conflagration states, territories and the District From All Quarter of the World, Colors jury in connection with the mysterioming In September, or Hung When Caught. ous murder of Florence Brown, a Columbia; ministers of religion, stuor 8oon Thereafter. nd Prepared for Busy Men milIn the of estate a dents in real Dallas persons divinity, stenographer office in June, 1913. itary or naval service of the.. United East St. Louis, to Washington. govern States ; subjects of Germany, all other a day Regulations of rioting on June 2, the INTERMOUNTAIN. Eight more deaths from the epidemnext step toward selecting u na- aliens who the p0,ice out pafirst not taken have out a statement at midnight in which Because of the fear that German ic of intestinal disease that has af- tional war army from the mil) Ions regor municipal officers, cuscounty pers, fected and Scott Dunklin counties, or to Sympathizers may attempt injure istered for service June 5. were Issued tom bouse clerks, workmen In federal they claimed that at least 100 nearo. had been killed by a mob, and that destroy irrigation works, the Farmers Missouri, were reported June s', mak- on July 2 at the direction of President armories, arsenals, navy yards, per- there had been a Protective Irrigation association,, of ing the total number of deaths in the sons. In the federal service designated 000,000 as a result property loss of w most of them (Idaho, has called upon Governor Alex- last few weeks sixty-twof the application of make clear The' it that regulations for exemption, pilots, the torch. ander and Attorney General Walters children. there are to be no class exemptions by a merchant. marine sailors, those with s ito issue an official warning to all WASHINGTON. The outbreak is a result of V" and that each individual case must be status with respect to dependents encounters between whites numerous to keep away from dams and mobilization of Preparation for the decided upon its merits The local ex- which renders and negroes . their, exclusion desira-the first contingent of 625,000 troops of headgates of irrigation projects. emption boards one for each county ble (a married man with dependent in this section. On several occasions there have been clashes, and the whites Hulet M. Wells, former president of the new national army advanced an- of less than 45,000 population oircity widhave determined to drive the negroes the Seattle Central Labor council and other step on July 2, when President of 80,000, with additional boards where wife or child, son of a dependent or infirm from this section. an employee of the city light depart- Wilson promulgated the regulations, to necessary for each additional 30, 000 ow, son of dependent, aged The present trouble, however, was ment until his recent suspension, has govern exemptions from military seiV Vjpulution will pass upon claims for parent, or brother of dependent ;orphan child under 16 years of age) those been indicted for seditious conspiracy vice. n begun based-upoby negroes firing upon white jJJSption, except those deficient and any memliteraTwenty-fiv- e In connection with million dollars was industrial or agricultural occupation, found morally citizens, and as a result pitched battles of any religious were in ture. progress all day Monday. placed to the credit of Great Britain subject to appeal to the district boards. ber sect May 18, 1917, whose creed ' The national existing Governor Samuel V. Stewart, of on July 2, by Secretary McAdoo, bringguard of Illinois was All cases involving agricultural exempand forbids participation in war to sent scene the and now have the Montana, has announced the receipt ing the loans to that nation up to distions will be passed upon by the accord situation well in hand. and the total loaned, all the trict "boards one for each judicial dis- whose religious convictions of a letter from Missoula, asking with the creed. Numerous outright lynchings took state aid to suppress the' Industrial allies to $1,043,000,000. trict which also will decide appeals Claims for exemption because of place Monday night. One victim was Workers of the World element there. Next years war expenses are placed from decisions of the local tmrds. may be made by the man A special representative of the sect In new estimates submitted July 2 by In the near future a date will he set dependentshis wife or otner dependents hanged to a telegraph pole near the himself, city hall. A large percentage of the retary of labor has been sent to Butte The treasury, department at $2,326,000,-000- , by Brigadier General Crowder, provost or who has persona third by party fatalities occurred in the business diSeclA&kf to endeavor to settle the strike of McAdoo advised the marshal but general, for th meeting and case. A claim strict of the senate finance ccmimittee that addi- organization of the hoards. At the ally Investigated the miners. city. husbant must be accomThe torch was used freely in the eFour men, including Superintendent tional bonds were not necessary at this same time tt, s expected that the selec- made by the panied by supporting affidavits signed ffort to exterminate the black populV J. B. Jeandell, were killed and ten in- time.- tion regulations will he promulgated, r by the wife and by the head of a fam- ation. Fire apparatus $as sent from St. jured as the result of an explosion Controversy, in the 'senate over the so this process may be put under way residing in the same territory. A Louis, but from six to eight city blocks which wrecked two buildings of the E. food control bill and its prohibition without delay. The present intention ily claim by the wife or a third party were laid in ruins. I. Du Pont De Nemours Powder' com-- feature has reached such an acute Is to call the men selected to the colmust he accompanied by two supportI The Black Valley, the negro segrpany at Augusta, Colo. stage that formal steps have been tak- - ors about September' 1, or as soon head? of fam- egated affidavits by signed ing district, is a mass of embers, bMiners in the southern Colorado en by administration leaders to limit thereafter as the cantonments to house Similar rules govern claims on eneath which. lie the bodies of many ilies, & coal fields of the Colorado Fuel Iron debate and force a final vote this week them can be completed. the grounds of other dependents when dead. Flames which swept a block of company will be called out on strike by invoking, for the first time, thd Impartialty Demanded. the dependents or third parties being negro dwellings in Fifth street spread 1, unless there is a satisfactory ates new cloture ruler in a statement accompanying the authorized to file claims with support- to white residences and stores on I " settlement of their differences with The gun crew of an American liner announcement of the regulation the In each case the board affidavits. Broadway and destroyed more prothe company according to labor lead-- fired upon two German submarines president called upon the boards to do ing before it grants ex- perty than the mob intended to ruin. satisfied must be rs . during her - voyage from the United their work' fearlessly and impartially emption or discharge that the dependTelephone and electric light wires International unions affiliated with states to England. Both - targets and to remember that our armies at ent or are sup- were actually dependents I cut soon after the wild nights the American Federation of Labor, were at a considerable range, but the the front will be strengthened and susby the fruits of the work began and the city left in darkmainly ported have begun-a- n effort to settle a part report to Washington of the com-o- f tained from men free from anj sense mans mental or physical labor. ness except in the dozen spots where y the labor troubles of Butte, caused manding officer, will express the of injustice in their mode of selection. Local boards are required, subject the fires raged. The authorities were strikes of the recently organized lief that one periscope was shattered. The statement follows: to appeal, to pass upon claims for ex in handling the soldiers Metal Mine Workers union and of The regulations which I am today formidable midsummer legislative or discharge within three handicapped and police because communication electricians of the Montana Power program, with food, prohibition and causing to Jje promulgated, pursuant to emption days after the filing of affidavits. with the city hall was cut off. revenue the j cqnipany. major measures, still con- the direction V- th? selective service District boards must decide appeal The shooting was hot all on the DOMESTIC. fronts congress in its war session, law, cover the remaining steps of the cases within five days after the closside of the whites. Wherever a white General heavy rains in the Chirica-liu- a which began, thre months ago. plan for calling into the service of the ing of proofs and their derisions are man appeared alone he was fired upon, United States qualified men from those final. If the ruling of a local board is mountains, fifty miles east of FOREIGN. from ambush. Douglas, Ariz., almost entirely extinThe American railroad commission, who have registei ed ; those selected as affirmed the person in question stands usually of arrests have been made, Hundreds guished forest fires' which had been headed by John F. Stevens, on July 1 the result of this process to constitute, finally accepted for military service. do not pretend that they but the police e with the regular ftrmy, the national burning over an area of thirty-fivIn passing on claims for exemption have enjoyed the distinction of being welof the ringleaders. any square miles for ten days. comed and receiving benediction in the guard and the navy, the fighting forces on the ground of employment in necInformation is accurate of The lack force! of all which' are essary Industrial and agricultural oc the nation, of Secret investigation by government Russian orthodox church in a special many of the due to fact that the agents has disclosed the existence of a service in Kazan cathedral. A cere- - under the terms of the law placed in a cupations Ihe district boards must be blacks were shot down and their bodies conspiracy to destroy or hinder ship- raony for foreigners of another faith is position of equal right, dignity and re- convinced that the particular enterthrown into the creeks and the Miping on the great lakes and thereby without precedent in the annals of the spectability with the members of all prise affording such employment actussissippi river. other military forces. , delay organization of the American churclt. ally is necessary to the maintenance of Many were drowned by being driven , The regulations have been drawn the war armies and check the flow of food Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, the faestablishment or national into the water. military and munitions material fromthe west- mous actor, died suddenly at London with a view to the needs and circum- interest during the emergency. Scores of charred bodies are in the stances of the whole country and proern states to the Atlantic coast. on July 2, of heart disease. Certificates of exemption will not ruins of the burned homes. Other vide a system, which it is expected A Belt Line car on the Great Gorge The Greek destroyer Doxa, manned necessarily he permanent. They may bodies are being continually found in will work with the least inequality and be revoked with n a dow route left the rails, plunged French officers and crew, has been changing conditions or back streets and alleys. embankment and turned blown up in the Mediterranean. Twen- - personal hardship. Any system of se- may be granted only for prescribed streets, twenty-foo- t cause for alarm developed A new men for military service, periods. over in ten feet of water on the edge men, including all the officers, lecting was when it reported that hundreds whether voluntary of involuntary iff its of the whirlpool rapids at Niagara were lost. Begirv Choosing Officers. -surrounding towns from of negroes necessarily selects some Falls, Sunday afternoon, ten persons While the steps- - are being carried were Last Russian forces Monday continued operations, arming and moving toward small men to bear the burden of danger and being killed, several are missing, their offensive men for of the in together getting or jut in the Turks the St. Louis indiyidually against sacrifice for the whole nation. The the national while more than a score were in- Caucasus. army, the war department groups. At the same time the people Russian cavalry pursued system here men all places provided jured. is making progress with the even the fleeing Turks and occupied the vil- of town were arming against inA special commission of the Amerimilitary age upon an even plane more difficult task of finding officers of the Deri-baof Lake north lage - ' a selection which neither for the' force. Part of these will come vasion. and then, can Red Cross is en route to Russia and also occupied the Turkish favors the by Commonwealth Steel company The one the nor other, penalizes to study the needs of the situation from the sixteen officers training plants at stronghold of Kalamirivan, southeast calls out the Steel requisite number for ser- camps. The. first 10,000 of the 40,000 and Illinois workedcompany and to recommend how the American of the lake. men all their Granite City ' vice. emmen at organization may assist that country be will the for .selected camps of negro acto hundreds Hsuan night prevent Tung, the young emperor, Boards Admonished. in a large way. in commissions in of first increment the. cording to reports from Pekin, has takployees from going to their homes The successful operation of this law the new Ninety-tw- o is per cent of the copper en half That than less guards army. East St. Louis. Armed citizen possession of the palace occupied and of these regulars depends necesminers employed at Miami and In the number of officers necessary. Li Yuan Hung, and is were on duty all night in Belleville, President by and the loyalty, patriotism sarily upon and The war department has approved spiration, Ariz., quit work Sunday surrounded by leadCahokia, Alton, East Carondelet prominent military justice of the members of the boards recommendations of commanders afternoon in response to a strike call. ers. of Granite City. . ' to whom its operation is committed Eleven persons met death and at on Premier Lloyd and I admonish every member of every regular regiments which will commisCommenting sion 3,000 or more regular least ten others were injured, some PLOTS HINDERING SHIPPING. Georges' Glasgow address Friday, in local board and of every district board of the' result officers to be captains in at Milwaukee, seriously, end war he of which the the of of review that their duty to their water tank, erected on the without said thataims a fifty-towon and guar- country requires an impartial and fear- the first 625,000 of the national army. Conspiracy of Delay Organization the allied Armies. down is understood that more than fifty Milwaukee river front, toppling American War would be the greatest disaster, less performance 5f the delicate and It men from each regiment, in addition on the whaleback steamer Christoph- anteed Secret investigation Rheinische Westfalische Zeitung difficult duties intrusted to them. They Washington. to those now at the officers training er Columbus as that vessel wasbeing the has disclose agents by Indication Is another it that government' Engshould remember as to each individual camps, will be deswung around preparatory to making says commissions given, for a the" existence of conspiracy to land needs peace. case presented to them that .they are the of her return trip with about 400 the war. period stroy or hinder shipping on the g'ea Free Russia, true to its pledges, called upon to adjudicate the most sacA trained and experienced regular for Chicago. lakes and thereby delay organization offensive red rights of the individual and to .officer will states became bone has begun a powerful A command each regiment of of the American war armies and chec Twenty-thre- e lines. honor of battle the enemys the the national . preserve untarnished the army. To aid him lie v. ill the fllow of food and munitions nui-dry after midnight June 30, the ef- - lagainst ' being waged southeast of Lemberg- - nation. have several other regular officers ex- terlal from the western states to the fective hour of the Reed amendment at a point where General Brussiloffs Our armies at the front ..will be in particular lines, such as Atlantic coast. prohibiting shipment of liquor into offensive , to a stop last strengthened and sustained if they be perienced was brought his adjutant, at least one major and any territory where its manufacture been captuiei have No conspirators sense from men of free year. any composed .his ordnance and quartermaster offior sale is prohibited. and the identity of none has been General Chang Haun, says a Reu? of injustice in the mode of selection cers. The remainder to to come Governor will from j Appealing Capper made public, but it was learned Mofrom Pekin, and they will be inspired to loftier ef- the reserve ters Limited lists, the training camps or nday that the state, navy and justice give him a chance to show his colors, has informed dispatch President Li Yuan forts in behalf of a country in which the ranks of the to bring Arthur B. Cutler of Kansas City, Kan., regular service. departments are must he that retire because-ththe citizens called upon to perform nml t a cripple, iu a letter to the governor Hung to the offenders punishment Mancliu emperor, Hsuan Tung, has high public functions perform them On Verge of Civil War. .asked that he he permitted to serve his been restored the Canadian government prebah y to the throne. and with fearlessness imparjustice, San Francisco. According to cafele will be culled upon to help. brothers prison sentence so that the Brazils navy has begun v. tiality. advices received here by the Chinese brother may be freed to join the army with the American fleet in South Upon organizing the local hoards Nationalist league, China is on or navy, the Noted Actor Dead. American waters In hunting down will take over from the registration verge of civil war with the north ready The murder of Miss Thecia Gerken, German sea London. Sir Herbert Beerhohn) raiders and watching for boards all registration cards, which to fight for the return of the Maucliu 22 years old, of Woonsocket, S. D., German submarines. Tree, the famous actor, died suddenly they will number serially and list for dynasty' and the southern Sir who was shot at night by an unknown province July 2 in London of heart disease. figto the Kreuz Zeitung of posting to public view. Then after united for the According a of home to the while going person republic. Herbert Beerbohm Tree, a popular friend whom she was visiting at Sioux Berlln of June 2G. Dr- George Michae having been advised of the method by ure on the stage in London for neai y which for of the the order service Prussian food controller, an liability Rain Stops Forest Fires. tlie City, Iowa, remains a deep mystery. Us, forty years, was the best known in shall be determined and of the quota Iu closing its fourteenth annuul con- - flounced that a military house-tAriz. actoi General heavy rains' United States of the English to be drawn from its territory (minus in Douglas, vention at Buffalo, N. Y., the Catholic ll0Use SParch for foodstuffs, which the Chiricahua mountains, fifty managers. Sir Herbert appeared m credits in for the national miles east of enlistments Educational association adopted the 'vere impounded by the government exalmost here, New entirely York last wilder in an adaptation general use, only resulted in the guard or regular army) each bdard will tinguished forest fires which had been Clogap, Every Catholic child In a of Colonel Newcoine Thackerays Catholic school, as a special program addition of about 4 per cent to tha prepare a list of persons designated burning over an area of thirty-fivlate In MayLondon to md returned service in the order of their lia snuare miles for ten for J existing stocks. of parish work for the year. davs. At least 100 negroes were killed by, a mob at East St. Louis, Ills., on; DRAFT Monday. It is claimed the negroes be-- ; gan the lighting. State troops are now DV II IHitroling the negro section. I Riotous scenes attended a socialist! parade at Boston on Sunday, which; was announced as a peace demonstra-- i tion, The ranks of the marchers' were broken up by NOCLASS EXEMPTIONS PROVIDED squads of uniformed soldiers and; AND BOARDS WARNED TO snllorH, red flags and banners bear-- j RIGID FAIRNESS. ing socialistic mottoes were trampled BRIEF REVIEW OF Itt REGULATIONS p ft WEEKS EVENTS i ! : ' r Is tack - Ills.-Follo- j wlng o, I the-presld- per-on- . anti-dra- ; i h ft $585,-000,0- 00 i ! 1 , I sen-Augu- t ) st 1 i ;c I ; i i . be-b- , a i , - . i 111 lit ! I ; J fit , . y'': i ! I , t SH ty-ni- - :i - . t . ' J i r, 1;! 1 , n pas-.senge- rs i , V ' I i 1 e I ( . -- - - o I fr e n - |