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Show Livestock producers will be celled together soon by the government to discuss prices nnd decide on plans for assuring adequate supplies before any move looking to the fixing of cattle prices is made, according to a report from Chicago. Fifty-twpersons, thirteen of them women, were held In $1000 ball each at Philadelphia on charges of unlawful assemblage. They were arrested In a hqll where speakers In a foreign The News Happenings of resistance language were advocating to military registration. Seven Days Paragraphed Miss Harriet A. Varney, art model, Is being held by the Boston police In connection with the death of Mrs. George II. Keyes, the Brookline bride. The INTERMOUNTAIN. In A slugger, at whose door Is laid case Is one of the most sensational Massachusetts crime, Hthe murder of one woman, probable i WASHINGTON. fatal wounding of another, and minor Wilson has Issued his President more of than twenty others, (Injury embargo proclamation, Is being sought by Seattle policp. The dead woman is Mrs.. Florence and made it plain that if the United Is (Wehn, while physicians hold slight States is to feed the world she an with business to control the Mrs. of for the Mary going recovery Hope Clark, a seamstress, who was mur-- 1 iron hand. The embargo includes Jderously assaulted Sunday night near every basic commodity in the list of Ler home. things that may not be exported without the license of the secretary been which had The laundry strike In progress at Seattle for three weeks, of commerce, on June The senate went on record settled Sunday when the Laundry Owners club decided officially to 7 in favor of "bone dry national recognize the three unions on. strike, prohibition during the war, so far as Krant slight Increases of pay In all de-- whisky and other distilled beverages History of Past Week 60 10 TOE FRONT national guard tfho are drafted and whose offices are provided for In like organizations of the regular army,' are hereby appointed officers In the army of the United States in the armed .stall corps or department, and In the grades In which they now hold commissions as officers of the national guard, such appointments to be effective subject to acceptance, on and from the 5th day CROWN PRINCE'S DE! pERATE NATIONAL GUARD IS CALLED TO of EFFORT TO REGAIN LOST August, nineteen hundred and sevTHE COLORS IN PROCLAMA-TIOenteen, and each of them subject to GROUND REPULSED. BY THE PRESIDENT. such acceptance is hereby assigned as of said date to the organization in the ol French Take the Offensive ani Will Be Dispatched to the Front in army of the United States composed orof the were who members those Carry Three Strong Salients- -, France in Due Time to Fight In Russians Repulse German At. of national the guard ganization Alongside the Regular Army held a he or draft tack at Godov and Koniuchy. time at the which States. Forces of United ofcommission. The ficers of the organizations of the na-- o N 1 the entire national aiTe'herebv drafted are hereby appoint-Bary t0 mabe gUar(j available for duty in. France non.commssioned officers In their I wag taken by -- President Wilson on present grade In the organizations of juiy 9 with the Issue of a proclamaconmosed of iaid members I teuLU ugulu u,ave I 1 long-expect- mai !"ea I ncr?n tbe prince l ne o decked file Get- - in an effwt tIle Chemin-d- to e Da.f S Attacking on four sectors along seven and a half miles from front aV heretofore and all of the Laffaux mill to north usj. 5 other enlisted men are hereby con- Froidmont Farm, the Germans the deThe presidents proclamation firmed in the army of the United met -- by determined resistance onwere the clares that: States in the grades and ratings held part .of the French and, . ot States United the Whereas, natIonal guard in all heavy losses we7e7P7Z,rZl7'g them ,Q America and the imperial German gov- such rades and ratinge whprp hernment are now at war, and having exe)t on tbe eastern end of the t rndp nrt ratln!rs pro- - If line between Bo vettes and Froid- ... in view the consequent danger H , .W.nnWntinns of the rnont Farm. f on a front of nearter. .. , aggression by an enemy upon the ornninfmont of y wo mes HeJre y g be the and fighting w as des- , ritory of the ..United States unu vw- - perate and theFrench after several amiSS1uueu necessity for proper protection against a able 1 gain some lost 'nnd engineers, and create a new wage "to hiUrS Another appropriation of half a possible interference with the exea the day in local Lat . snhnrdin?tpJpnmninnders .. .. cale for laundry wagon drivers. cution of the laws of the Union tfy billion dollars for ship building proby, nf rmTlftrion, reductions engageats the Frencn recaptured A settlement of the electricians ably will be asked of congress Imme- - agents of the enemy, I, Woodrow WilI mre ConUnited States, been the Strike at Butte has virtually 8on, president of diately by the administration. u , d Personnel an b 8,,ent8 aptu"i vested be to of about the and virtue authority ' tracts already let by '7 agreed upon." g an en4 laws the and CerPy me constitution the board announced,' the Franklin Interior of the closed, by shipping Secretary created will, until 0f the Aisne front, phe eastpn, force tary hereby the and through United States, further orders, bear the same name men in attack were able to enlarge governors of the respective states, call and designation as the former organ!- - the gr0und captured on July 1 near Into the service of the United States o he naonal guard of whose Allies.. On the left bank of the as of and from the dates hereinafter Meuse, northeast of Verdun, the and th5 Frenai' I Web naTaTscVirom 'performing the national guard to supply all of the (iemands German salients. ried three reserve strong assessment work during term of ser- - members of the national guard may be made upon the mines Qf the na tbereia memberg were French to embodylng the efforts dislodge 0 6, was vice. aged Gaylord Beuter, I and national guard - re- fruitless. tional guard united the of Safe arrival at a French port of the now in the sendee crushed to death in an elevator accihereb drafted int0 the military The artillery and infantry fighting dent at Salt Lake City. He lost his iast ships of the first American over- - States, except members of staff mcorps o United gtates intQ com. In eastern Galicia is spreading. The 1 life lna successful attempt to save a seas expedition was announced- - on I and departments not included issued by Russians attacking front now has an pjee tactical units will be the war department. friend from death. July 3 by Secretary Daniels in a state- personnel of taatical organizations nationa of the lengthened to thirty miles, and fighofficers such It is reported that ten thousand Ger- ment revealing that twice on the way except ting is in progress around llalicz, the be Pe' UPHEAVAL AT BERLIN NEAR. man war prisoners will be brought to across German submarines attacked In- guard as have been or may that key to Lemberg, capital of Galicia. force and were fought off by convoy- clfically notified by my authority Utah and put to work on the farms. Germans Repulsed. Politithe German affected Is call, Demanded peace by by they, will not be Heavy wheat losses are being suf- ing warships. efforts to dislodge the German cal Organization FOREIGN. fered in Southern Idaho as a result from Russians positions gained at On July 15, 1917 New York, The American troops In France Copenhagen. A dispatch to the of the ravages of the warrior grassMichlGdov Fremdentlatt of Hamburg says that eeu paf, have entered on the final steps of the sylvanla, Ohio, West Virginia, hopper. y . them gan, Minnesota, J Wisconsin, the entire clerical party in the reich- mobilization shall prepare-that th Farmers of Winnemucca, Nev., have ' Ne- and Dakota memSouth of m a North ti .three for with a to Dakota, within few leave days 8tagf interof exception BSiny ar request to the cities the and . bers, voted Saturday night to support of permanent training camp somewhere' braska. TTnlif,7 lcm CAllHl irmnntnin section for bovs 16 . U c, 1917-M- alne Lids Matlllas 25, token Oa. liDe. s stand ,he in behind the firing Bberger, the d e sensational speech North of the Aisne the French Hampshire ! 'vho fade attacts, tat s the vicinity of the city. They agree of the main committee resulted la to pay the boys $2.50 a day and board, again have checked the German Rhode Idiftid, VfnnecticutNevJer aco Berlin, they g Delaware, Maryland, District of attacking the admiralty and to sey, in an effort crown regain prince domestic g Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina, mans as the greatest obstacies to peace J the line of the Chemin des Dames. of British front m France Illinois, and advocating peace without annexaISwX A political crisis has arisen in Ger- - South Carolina, Tennessee, W Si severa small aslnpg- tJons indemnities and tfie A Berlin telegram to the Mont- a- Wyoming, Idaho, during the week ending June many ements of to intjoducton ana form a of Jtion is parliamentary Probable it Koelnische there Tn 9.3 says however of nir Zeitung This was a decrease B0, 1917 The members of the national guard ernm'ent This action was taken, the air- Chancellor dismiss will kaiser the of British en visible great activity. supply per cent on the affected by this dispatch says, under Ihe presumption states various of the Bethmann-Hollwe. vonmen broke up German airplane squaT,mo oq cal1 wiU be concentrated at such places that Chancellor von Bethman-Hollweeffective become A which has decree traindrons and carried out successful raids officers the from chosen deMen as may be designated by the war wouid retire. of state the Chihuahua, new German airdomes, depots and throughout ing' camps for commissions in the The clerical party is the largest in against Sixteen German machines partment. or manufacture the Mexico, prohibits troops. national army, the adjutant generals Alt Called for August 5. reichstag. Hitherto it has worked ten out of control, office has announced, will be assigned sale of any kind of intoxicating Second. And unaer the authority j Wth jjie conservatives in giving the were driven down, and eight British machines are reto command troops from their own liquors. two of government a Any such majority. sank eight French steam- - conferred upon me by clause ported missing. gtateg section one of the act of congress to move as is indicated by the foregoin during the week ending June 7 authorize the increase to Francisco Villa with several hun- president dispatch would amount to a political SENATE PUTS BAN ON BOOZE. Four of the victims were above 1600 dred men is reported fifty miles tons and our were under that ton- - temporarily the military establishment overturn of the first magnitude. This south of Ojinaga, opposite Presidio, nage. of the United States, approved May dispatch. .bears out advices cabled from Goes on Record as Favoring Prohib- ' the Berlin. Texas. Merchants in Ojinaga have ition During the War. A from Dresden says the 18, 1917, I do hereby draft into Saturday that unless all States transferred their stocks across the Saxondispatchwhich United the of service failed momentous a was d0ns went on the warned upheaval diet, recently Washington. The senate Rio Grande in anticipation of an atof bone of a disappearance of. the as of and from the 5th day of August, at hand. 7 in favor on government record July national the of tack on the town. members all 1917, the sentiment of loyalty toward the king dry national prohibition during diThe police of Texas, Maryland, and also of a coming upheaval unless guard and all enlisted members of the other war, so far as whisky and near Baltimore, arrived just in time the government mend its ways, has national guard reserve of the follow V stilled beverages are concerned. Berk-maEmma Goldman and Alexander into (early Sunday to save two negroes now broken openly with the govern- Ing states, except members of staff Liquor legislation was writtenof the Conspired to Obstruct Selec from lynching after they had ter- ment. corps and departments not included one the food control bill in tive Draft. rorized the town. . thousand soldiers of the repub- - In the personnel of tactical organizacontests, which Fifty ' New York. Emma Goldman and senates bitterest The two greatest camp comforts can forces are converging on Pekin, tions and except such other officers of would strike at consumption of diwhich a soldier knows, cigarets and and u,e attempt to restore the Manchu the national giiard as have been or- Alexander Berkman, anarchists, commandeering be specifically notified by my 'au- victed here Monday of conspiracy to stilled intoxicants by to prplaying cards, will be notable by their dynasty appears to be at the point of addition in bond in stocks thority that they will npt be drafted, obstruct operation of the selective absence from the comfort bags to be fadure or impo: draft law, started for prison in the ohibiting their manufacture industries prepared by Christian Endeavor so wine ,be Qana(;an house of commons on and New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West custody of federal marshals a few rtation. The beer cieties. q adopted the resolution offered would be left undisturbed. july Wisconsin, Minne- - hours after the verdict had been Thirteen young men and women Borden passing to second Virginial Michigan, premer ifaWhile the final prohibition legisl-beSouth turned. Iowa, North Dakota. cialists, arrested at Philadelphia for- reading the bill for compulsory ation will be evolved in conference Berkman will be taken to the kota, Nebraska, Maine, New Hamp-alleged treasonable litera- j ary service. is general! I Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode eral prison at. Atlanta, Ga., and Mis: fore the two houses, it ture, were held under bail ranging to a dispatch from Buenos the house that According as Delpossible New Goldman to the. state penitentiary at rgarded after from $5000 to $10,000 for trial. Two yreg) e Argentine government has Island, ConnecticutDistrict Jersey, will accept the senates change of Colum,- - J Jefferson City, Mo. secof the six women were charged wit demanded an immediate apology and aware, Maryland, I original . Federal a fight in 'behalf of the North Carolina, Soutli was sentenced Each hia, Virginia, by to riot. torinciting indemnity from Germany for the Illinois, Montana. Judge Mayer to the maximum pen tion. An additional war loan of $7,000,000 pedong of the Argentine vessels Carolina, Tennesee, The senate provision would hinl( Oregon, alty of two years imprisonment and was made France on July 6, bringing Qriana and Toro and a guarantee that Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, Florida to stocks in retailers to of a fine consumption $10,000 Indiana, Kentucky, Georgia, pay law the tbtal of credits to that country to flag will be respected in Alabama, Argentine Louhands or withdrawn before the e Arkansas, Mississippi, of total and the disti grand the future. $310,000,000, MAGAZINE BLOWN UP. goes into effect. Stocks of isiana, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri American loans to the allies to $1,303,Captain von Calzmann, military critic Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Ari beverages in bond were est'nlZ Six Killed and Twenty-seve. 000,000. of the Vossische Zeitung of Berlin, de- - zona, Utah and California. Injured at between " 200,000,000 and 3 noarticle to the mili-o- n iq Navy Yard Explosion. Agents for the department of justice votes a 000,000 gallons, and the annual Discharged From Militia. two arrested York on New America the of influence war, tary at 120,000,000 gu rmal consumption Friday at Vallejo, Cal. A searching investigatiThird. All persons hereby drafted a be to payand evident one is he whlch on-is to says reputed already determine Ions. To purchase this enormous Germans, being conducted shall, on and from the 5th day of Au0 master for the German spy system in ti,at tjie effects must not be under-thl- s gust, nineteen hundred and seventeen, the cause of an explosion of a black quaritity of liquor, or what is to other estimated. alleged country and the stand discharged from the militia, and, powder magazine at the Mare Island it after withdrawals in antipication t a have been formerly assisted with Capt. Training bases for American troops navy yard in San Francisco bay early of the legislation, it is estimated spen to Franz von Papen, at one time military in prance are ready for occupancy, which killed and six persons Monday, the government would have attache at the German embassy --in They include aviation, artillery, resulted in serious injuries to four per- from $300,000,000 to $1,000,000,000. . sons and wounding of twenty-sevefantry and medical bases. The probable loss in federal revenue headkilled of Germans States others. number recruiting total At United. v is placed at from .$200,000,000 as said was to York it war New of the headed at the from officers, Navy beginning by Captain $400,000,000, although this, as veil quarters of the army, ranks not less the than is 1,500,000, of the gov- the cost of purchase, would d('Poa commandant 1917, that George, March, Harry Thursday war below men to an reached ernment estimate now about 47,000 by navy yard,, and federal agents entirely on how much liquor was vi according filled conscripbe This in the inquiry. by h would pren Arrests drawn before the t0 general headquarters. strength, were expected, as it is believed, 'al- mandeering. tion. computation has been made after care- though not officially confirmed, that William Dannecker, 58 years old, fui study of documents beuring on the Disease and Famine Wreck Army.adthe blast was the result of an orgawas beaten to death at St. Louis by subject, nized conspiracy. Salonikl. According to reliable The colors of the first detachment his two sons Theodore, 13, and Herat 0f the Petrograd womens regiment vices from Asia Minor, the Tur man, 23. The brothers took turns All to Red Cross. Give. bat. IS' a ball of SL with in blessed the square Were army Is In the most serious pligh o hammering their father account San Francisco. John a More 5. on Larnpus, aucs Kansas than of cathedral any period of the war on July Leon Block an attorney army. on the Red . young Greek, Monday gave of the depletion of man power ronl Officers Retained. City and former national president - 200 women, with, their hair closelyac i Cross his from his and car, suiwatch, touring gold ravages of epidemics cropped and in full uniform, were pres-the Bnai Brith lodge, committed The officers not" above the rank of bank deposit of $521 nnd $25 In starvation as a result of the failure clde on a Pennsylvania Vallroad train, ent, armed with rifles. Cossacks and colonel of said organizations, of the .his caah and enlisted in the army. sailors furnished a guard of honor, the commisariat. He cut his throat with a razor. tion drafting the state troops the army of the Unlted States into , . .. . ra!k Aug- - the h - I I - I I . I I I J 1 blStBSSSSSoT I I I I J . to-wi- t: 1 I sea I tM -- -- pan-Ge- ' wZl r- I CL" 1 I g. , g I I - J - I I I indica-militar- y I n v I I con-ma- y I to-w- it J I , so-jb- y i 1 fed-shir- e, I n I two-colum- n I . - n I -- I tax-pai- d ) |