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Show THE WASATCH HEBER CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1916. VOL. XXVIIL LEWIS PUN III GETTING NO. 41. 1 TWELVE EXPELLED A SUGGESTION UTAH STATE HOUSE, HOiiUi.iEHT HEWS lea cream, both retail and TO HIS OLD LOVE whole- sale, In Salt Lake City, has advanced In price about 8 per cent to troops ISunable RUSHING 'frEM TIDE THAT ONWARD TO CAPITAL. Moldavian Fron- Carpathian, to RuM,an Re8'n th ProgressArtil-ler- y Making Little Due's Continue in France. of In Roumania the forces central powers are driving apprw Bucharest. Already y nearer and encompassed on the south by the invaders, the capitale Imarently being rapidly approach-iand the northwest. and Russians Irtth Roumanians the the tide. The ..where able to stem in the northwest encircling movement of Tergovistea and bom the regions threatening dangerously is Petrosita and the only Ih, town of Ploechti, exrailroad running from Bucharest Indications are that the tent east. the doors of Teutons soon will he at J st et the capital. In the northwest from the Carpath-li- n frontier region the Russian Pet. is making little progress. an-otb- v of the announces capture jopad Mol-ia,i- a on the of heights range offen-1- front and admits the recapture the Teutons in the wooded Carpa-tbua. sector of a height south of fcy Berlin says the Russian everywhere have been without evail On east of the Macedonian front north the Cema river the Serbians and Budimlrtsa have ol Gronlshte fortified positions taken additional The Bulgarians from the Bulgarians. in this region are said to be retreating. at-ticArtillery duels and various small by infantry continue on the western front in France and Belgium. The and Russian war barren of import-m- t Austro-Italia- theatres have been events. TO RETIRE. Party In Great Brit-ai- n Resigns. London. The crisis government found a solution Tuesday night, which announcement up to the hour of its Leader of Liberal the least probable of alternatives. Herbert H. practical Asquith resigned the premiership, which he has held through eight stormy years of domestic and foreign considered was history. The Unionist leader, Andrew Bonar was summoned to the palace Immediately after Mr. Asquith departed and the king offered him the prime minister's commission, which he had Law, Just from accepted Mr. hands. hUFFRAGISTS SPRING Unfurl Asquith's SURPRISE. Banner While President Reading Message. Washington. President Wilsons to congress was marked address woman suffrage coup in the by gal-krie- s. The president was just about to begin a sentence, "The present laws governing the island and regulating the rights and privileges of its people are not just, when over rail of the gallery, where sat a party of woman flutt- the suffrage leaders, there ered down above the heads of the amazed assemblage of senators and representatives, a silken banner of suffrage yellow, bearing in great black letters the inscription: President Wilson, what will you tor woman suffrage? MERICAN LIVES Twenty.five American ENDANGERED. Steamer When it Was on Board Torpedoed. 'ple Italian steamship Pa-h- 'JJ4drd; a' !i,h twenty-fiv- a Americans on torpedoed off the 4, has e been finish coast. One sailor, reported to be an tmencan, was wounded by a shell a hcspltal at Palafrugell, wa, where the survivors were land- wmnal?1?8 others were seriously r the torpedo. Aw11 Assastinatlon of Lincoln. Colonel William With- w!Trnnf the orchestra in Ford's Washington the Abra, uncoin was shot, died night here Tues- hen Booth limped down the tairway of the theatre in his rZL 88cape' arter he had fatally i!cled VIth6 prealdent- - Mr. Withers Booth stabbed him 14 e Jort neck irrupt Practic, Bill Bobs Up. pracUce tonXn'T:0rnipt bill to leg-tlBj- ji limit expen- Ty r,iUcal party for to iinoPr&4ilent Jrl h"Mnne., dfor !h nd vice-presi- - to re- - eIeloa of representatives was unfinished business 'Nty senate -- Oscar D. McDaniel. ornpy of Buchanan by a jury in the charge of iut ttii fcTwffe'MrSHarriet Moss ', ut,ne aiy ,, 1 - jWUel, I tendon Duma Re8lBr. bael Rodzianko, presi U6Maa duma, has re- 1 n Sll,r fte ,of being insulted err,R,lnt acco,nright8t leader. M. a Reuer dts of -- f MEETING OF THE RUSSIAN IS ATTENDED BY VIOLENT DISORDERS. Reconvenes for Three Months Session With Calendar Overcrowded With General Legislation of National Interest. Premier TrepofT Has Hostile Greeting and as a Result Leaders of ths Socialist and Labor Parties Washington. Congress reconvened Monday, December 4, for a three months session with a calendar overcrowded with general legislation, facing railroad reforms and the high cost of living as new issues, and confronted with unprecedented estimates aggregating 1,654,819,654 to meet expenditures of the government for the fis- Petrograd. The eagerly awaited reassembling of the duma took place December 2, without any promise of a final settlement of the dispute between the government and the representatives of the people. Leaders of the duma said they are uninformed as to the attitude adopted by the government and did not look for any immediate clearing of the political at- Congress The proposal to annex a part ot Wasatch .county to Summit county was beaten by a vote of 696 for 977 Prepared for Bride It Stood1 Vacant for More Than Forty Years. against. Tbe estimate of the county auditor places the total cost to Salt Lake county of the last general election at $11,656 12. REVEALED BY ACCIDENT nr The housewives' against high prices on foodstuffs now being waged with considerable effectiveness In the east, is to he extended to Salt Lake City. With almost unanimous action th mining companies of the Tlntic dls trict have increased the wages of ths miners in their employ 25 cents per day. A large saw with which be was cutting wood at his home slipped and badly lacerated the left forearm ot Al13 years old, of Salt bert Williams, Lake. Orrin Red field Grow, the youngest of the commissioned officers of the Are Expelled. Death of Two Men In Old Mansion Reveals Faithlessness of Woman Who Fled With Owner's Brother on Wedding Day. London. An accident recently) brought to light a bouse of mystery In tbe heart of fashionable London. Twoj workmen, making structural repalrsj on a residence near tbe home ot J. cal year 1918. Ilerpont Morgans London honfe, fellj mosphere. Both houses adjourned early as a with riven rafters and were dashed, When Premier Trepoff mounted the mark of respect to the late Senator to death. to in tribune read the the govduma Clarke of Arkansas and Resident (Copyright.) At tbe coroner's lnqnest the con--j of ernment's the statement, parties Commissioner Rivera of Porto Rico, tractor declared the whole bouse wasj n Utah demthe the extreme a left hostile battery during began both of whom died since the Septemi with dry-ro- t. onstration. War, died at Salt Lake last dangerous ber adjournment. ns.'l' Since a "not 1871,: M. Trepoff thrice appeared oa ths week Hasty conferences of house leaders has been driven within Its walls, and Chris Poulson, tbe Socialist canditribune, but aa often left, owing to on Monday indicated that a speedno one has entered the living rooms! the turmoil. date in for United States senator the I up program advocated by Speaker m 4 The president of the duma there- recent election, received 4,497 votes, except the caretaker." Clark will be adopted with only slight YIELDS Summon ALLIES upon the commanded, owner," proposed expulsion for eight sib and F. M. McHugh, Socialist candiI changes. Majority Leader Kitchin the coroner. tings of twelve leaders of the social- date for governor, pollod 4,602 votes. joined with the speaker in declaring He Is dead, sir,' was the reply.' ist and labor ths parties, including Approximately 4,500 votes were that the usual long Christmas holileaders, Tcheldse and Krenakl. This cast for the national Scealllst ticket, "The house recently changed hands'i day should be dispensed with and an REFUSAL OF SAFE CONDUCT FOR AFTER DAY OF FIGHTING AGREES proposal was at an executors sale." adopted and the premier while J. Frank Hanley, Prohibition TO SURRENDER ARTILLERY AMBASearlier meeting than noon, probably 10 ! Then call the caretaker." delivered his speech..oandldate the received SADOR for BY DEMANDED FRENCH. DENOUNCED. presidency, oclock set. No active opposition to She came at once a little, genteel,! M. Trepoff expressed satisfaction at only 147 votes for his electoral candithe early meeting hour has appeared, elderly woman who had lived a great! the patriotic activities of the munici- dates. but there is some dissension over the United States Sends Note to Great Outbreak In Athens Soon Ends, Bui part of her life In the shadows of the said tha,t the government and palities, with Utah the Thanksgiving day proposed abolition of the Christmas Not Until Two Hundred Had Met would take all house of mystery. Britain and France Requesting measures for possible on the border was one which boys holidays. A compromise holiday of But No Death, Fighting Beginning When Reconsideration, Bride Changed Her Mind. the establishment of settled order be- will long be remembered one week, beginning the Saturday beby them, Favors Are Sought. French Troopa Landed. hind the In tbe owner was W. C. Nation, a "The time, army. preeent even for the dinner, though supplies fore Christmas, has been suggested. the premier said, this lack of order in some instances, did not arrive on rich man, lord of the manor of Rock-- i Although food embargo proposals Paris. Athens, where after a day ol had been felt in questions of supply, schedule time. States The United beare," testified the little, old woman.j Washington. are certain to create much discussion, with the result that the population in years ago, when I No quarantine will be declared by few leaders are inclined to believe has sent notes to Great Britain and panic and fighting in the streets and many regions was experiencing diff- the state of Utah on aocount of mouth was but a girl, Mr. Nation bought thej that investigation of the high cost of France, it became known Wednesday, on the hillsides. King Constantine iculties as regards foods. It might disease ! reconsideration by those yielded to the demand of the entente among livestock in the middle property, contemplating marriage. living will be left to the executive de- requesting of their refusal to issue commander and agreed to surrender be necessary, be said, to renounce of western states, unless the disease Mosaic workers came from Italyi governments partment through their block- the artillery demanded by tbe French the system of restrictions.1 shows Infection in the hoofs in addi- and art decorators from Paris to pre-- 4 It Is regarded as doubtful that any aadesafe conduct The premier tdwed that transport tion to the mouths. to Count Tarnowski, the new vice admiral, shares with the Teutonic lines pare the home for his chosen bride, of the president's railway legislation ambassador to this concentration upon Bucharest and the difficulties necessitated an examinaMy mother was engaged as housed A. E. Pritchard, former assistant program will reach the floor before tion into the railway construction. He of Salt Lake City, charg- keeper, with orders to choose her Christmas. Representative Adamson, country, and speaking of the unfortun- Russian drive in the wooded Carpa- declared tht measures postmaster must be taken ed with the embezzlement of more maids. The btatler came and hired hlsi chairman of the Interstate commerce ate effect that a continued refusal thians, as a center of war interesL to increase the of metals on from would have the production here. The casualties resulting opinion measthan $8,000 from the local office, will men. Everything was ready, even toi committee, who will pilot the The notes point out that it is the in- clash of entente allied and Greek and fuel, and that the construction be arraigned for trial In tbe federal bridal bouquets In the chambers bat' ures, said that he would spend the alienable there was no wedding. On her mar--i right of sovereign nations troops in Athens are not officially an- of factories was imperative. court on December 12. Christmas holidays at home, regard- to lnslBt nounced, but have been estimated as and ambassadors exchange of For the benefit of towns throughout rlage morning the bride eloped with less any adjournment agreement BRITISH CABINET CRI8IS. that a third nation, even in time of high as 200. An employee of the Britstate which may be troubled with her fiance's brother. London knew her the war, is not Justified in denying that ish legation is said to have been fatal- David to Resign and typhoid fever, the state health depart- no more. 6TANDARD OIL HEAD DEAD. ly wounded. right. "What Mr. Nation thought, no one ment has purchased a portable purifiCabinet May Be Dissolved. Tbe fighting began as soon as tbe care Is taken to base the repGreat learned. Mother received orders ever Atwhich to be loaned John D. Archbold Succumbs to may Jxindon. The political crisis has cation plant, resentation solely on the grounds of entente troops were landed to enforce to dismiss the servants and live on ad a town that is in need of it become tack of Appendicitis. In acute. is stated It international right as distinguished the demand for a surrender of the Pasteur treatment was ordered last 'caretaker. Nothing was to be altered. circles that David Tarrytown, N. Y. John D. Arch- from mere international courtesy, Greek guns. Two thousand French The table set for the wedding breakweek the war secretary, has tenby Dr. T. B. Beatty, state health with the bold, president of the Standard Oil making it clear that the United States marines exchanged shots fast remained undisturbed. No chair for commissioner, his dered which not McPbeeters, Harry bas died his at New of resignation, Is not asking a favor or assuming the Greek reservists and there was an encompany Jersey, child ot was who been Ogden, accepted. home here Monday morning. attitude Of a pleader. gagement between soldiers in tbe an- yet Premier Asquith has decided to ad- bitten by a rabid dog. The child was Mr. Archbold was operated on for Care also la taken not to put the nex of the British legation and a on the nose by the animal. appendicitis ten days previous and government In position of having Greek force in the square in front of vise the king to consent to tbe recon- bitten WOllam Spry,' although Governor of .Che was struction This government. the from to comtime seemed for a rally that building. Tbe French .legation changed its attitude since the last not on the ticket, received six votes effects of the operation, but later suf- munication on the subject, which was was fired upon. The allied fleet fired officially announced Sunday. for at the recent election, fered a relapse. merely the transmission of the Aus- on the hills back of the king's palace Villa Old Not Kill Americans. and L. R. Anderson, former speaker 'Mr. Archhold was a native of Ohio, trian governments request for a safe and two shells are reported to have tele- of tbe house, received two votes for El Paso, Texas. Reports born July 26, 1848. He went to the conduct It was planned at first when fallen near the center of the city. Pennsylvania oil regions In 1864 and the rebuff was received to drop the po- Thousands of the residents of Athens graphed by government agents to the highest place In tbe statehouse. The state board of pardons bas spent eleven years in the petroleum sition of being a messenger of Austria took refuge on Attica Plain and at Washington that a number of foreigners had been killed In Chihuahua City commuted tbe sentence of Harry centers in that state; His connection and make a formal demand In the Phaleron. with the Standard Oil company grew name of the United States. After the Dutch and Spanish minis- when Villa bandits occupied the town Brewer and Frank De Pretto from out of his activities in Pennsylvania, It was decided, however, that It was ters intervened and Vice Admiral Du were met with a statement by Gen- death to life Imprisonment. Brewer when with Rockefeller and other cap- unnecessary to take such action at Fournet had sent a suggestion of an eral Jacinto B. Trevino, commanding and De Pretto were convicted of italists he saw the enormous possibil- (uis stage o i the negotiations when it armistice to Premier Lambros, the Carranza forces, who reoccupied the slaying Eugene Allen at Bingham, ities of the industry. He had been was hoped that a firm statement of King consented to surrender the guns. capital, that only a few Chinese April 15, 1914. were killed during tbe time Villa ocA concerted movement to bring connected with the Standard as di- the general principles of international Murder Bequel to Theft. cupied tbs city. rector since 1878. He was made pres- law in the case will cause a reconsidabout a general readjustment of Seward, Alaska. The theft of a ident of the Standard Oil company of eration by the allies. If the present freight ratee Is planned by traffic orto have is believed of mittens Urged to Rush Adamson Case. note meets with an unsatisfactory re- pair New Jersey in 1914. ganizations and public utilities com-- : of John sponse it is admitted that a very diffi- been the cause of the killing Washington. The supreme court missions of the Intermountain states Hendricks and the fatal wounding was formally asked Monday to expe-dit- as a result of tbe rate cult situation will be developed. Costs 34 Cents a Day to EsL bearing which of W. E. Irving, section men on the of the Missouri, Okla- closed at Salt Lake City last week. , New York. Thirty-fou- r cents a day Bill Passed. United States railway, by Walter homa hearing & Gulf railroad case, chosen to Is sufficient for the ration of a male Following an address before the Amsterdam. The relcbstag on Sat- Stoker, a hunter and trapper. Stoker determine constitutionality of ths Pioneer 17 years old and over in New York stake priesthood meeting at believed to fled to who is the woods, urday adopted the compulsory civilian be insane. Adamson act passed in September Salt Lake on Sunday, William Mo City, the New York Association for service bill, after tbe third nation-widreading, when a railroad strike Lachlan, president of tbe stake since Improving the Condition of the Poor Tbe a dispatch from Berlin. was imminent PRINCESS RADZIWILL 1904, and known as one of tbe most announced Monday. The association says memto vote was 235 19, and several ardent churchmen of tbe Mormon recently increased its allowance from bers did not cast their ballots. Tbe Ask Eight Hours for Women. 27 cents to 34 cents. faith, died suddenly of heart failure. bill as passed, it is added, was not New York. Resolutions vailing for The Pleasant Grove Canning comchanged after the second reading. work day laws the passage of HARRY S. NEW the past season put up 1,500 pany for women and indorsing a bill now cases of beans, Government to Own Big Trees. each case containing Nothing Was to Bo Altorod. in a to establish pending congress cans. It was demontwenty-fou- r Washington. Giant forest, the prior ornament ever was removed from women's division of the department of strated that there Is money In beans vately owned tract of the worlds largAtwere Middle the labor, passed by both for the farmer and for the can- the reception rooms, even the beds est trees in the heart of Sequia NaFor 20 years were never stripped. lantic Eight-Hou- r conference here. tional park, is about to pass Into the ning company. About 1,000 cases of and I waited for the arrival, mother were cocanned. hands of the government through peas of our employer. Then we knew he Trapped In Blazing Building. figures recently compiled by the could not bear to enter tbe house operation between the Interior departNew were York. Fifteen persons ment and the National Geographical registrars office of the Utah Agriculinjured by leaping from the windows tural college and made public by Pres- again. society. a of tenement bouse ident E. G. Peterson, show a blazing Guarded "Proud Mans Secret" healthy How About Jack Rabbit Meat. Saturday. Firemen and volunteer res- growth In enrollment at Utahs agri"One day, 15 years ago, an elderly, cuers plunged through smoke and cultural school. Up to December 1 delicate lady in widows weeds, sat In Austin, Texas. The Texas state flames to rescue the members of sev- there liad been an Increase of 136 stu- the department of agriculture has decided park opposite for hours, staring en families trapped in the burning dents over tbe to take up tbe task of creating a country-corresponding date last sadly at our shaded windows. Mother, building. wide demand for rabbit meat, it thought she looked like the brides; year. became known here Saturday. It Is each portrait In the large drawing room. of 10,000 meat, pieces Nearly Urge Vote on Prohibition. But she went sway, and we never saw expected that not less than one milhave a strychnine capsule, Cheyenne. A resolution urging the containing lion Texas rabbits will be shipped to been put out aa bait for coyotes with- her egaliL state legislature to submit an amend- in New England and eastern markets "After mother died I lived on alone, the last few weeks in southeastern ment providing state-wid- e prohibition during the next few winter months. a proud roans secret I had a with that result the guarding Utah, quite to tbe people at tbe next Btate electo silent If the world was found keep been of have only number coyotes Dr. Jordan Going to The Hague. tion was adopted by acclamation at dead. Each capsule contained enough ever curious. It soon forgot Seldom, JorColo. conDr. David of Starr tbe closing session tbe annual Denver, of the poison to kill the animal swal- if ever, did anyone ask a question vention of the Wyoming State Teachdan, chancellor of Leland Stanford uniabout the emptiness of the old house. lowing it. ers association here Saturday. versity, will leave within a short time Manys the time mother said to me, to the Two amendments proposed for The Hague to direct a movement Dear, dear, this Is a thoughtless sere state constitution decisively ' Allied at DoroPiraeus. Princess Radziwiil, formerly for International peace, his secretary Troops world and selfish. How little the best recent at the beaten election, though announced here. London. A detachment of French, thy Deacon of the noted Boston socithe vote was light. The proposal to of people trouble themselves about ety family, who has been forced by British and Italian troops disembarked was turned ihelr neit neighbors! Repeal of Guard Federalization. the war to flee from her historic Rus- at Piraeus, the port of Athens, at 3 amend the mine tax law 1 to 14,957, vote of a down by of Borah Senator to incisian Washington. , take oclock Friday morning without home, Nieswiesy, and ot duties to the alter and the proposal TO BE CADET LOSES TOES announced had S. new he Idaho that is New the Monday Republican Hsrry refuge in Rome. The princess recentdent, according to a wireleas dispatch auditor and treasurer was rejected by senator-elec- t from Indiana, having de- prepared a bill to repeal the act ly had the cross of SL George conreceived from Athens. a vote of 42,416 to 18,103. which federalized the national guard ferred on her by the czar. feated Senator John W. Kern. Kansas Youth Submits to Amputation The Booth fisheries and Cooper HatStorms on the Coast. to Enable Him to Enter Men Get Increase. Don't Want to Leave Utah. Eight Thousand Market West Point Ore. Two lives were lost field, trading as the Fulton Sheep Dogs on Exhibition. Portland, Pittsburg. The American Window Ogden. Railway postoffice clerks Chicago. Educated sheep dogs and heavy damage done to property company, at Salt Lake, pleaded guilty who reside in Ogden took the field Glass company announced Wednesday were among the animals exhibited at various and southern In the federal court to shipping dead Atchison, Kan. Two toes amputatOregon Monday in an effort to procure a revo- that, effective December 16, the wages when the International Live Stock ex-- , Washington coast points Saturday and ducks into Colorado in violation of the ed that he might pass entrance examcation of the postoffice department of all its employees would be increased position opened here Saturday. Other Sunday, as the result of the ftrt win- interstate commerce law when the ination to West Point Harold De For-- j order which is transferring them from 10 per cent. The advance will affect exhibits Included blooded representa- - j ter gale of the season. packages were not plainly or clearly est of Wetmore has been discharged about 8,000 workmen Ogden to Chicago. thes of almost every domestic quad marked, and fined $25 each. from a hospital here. He had what Is More German Restrictions. ruped. that Is, two George Holman, of the United States j known as "hammer toes f inister to the Netherlands Resigns. Footballist Diet. The Hamburger cor- biological survey, declares there Is toes were drawn back and wouldnt Copenhagen. van More A. The Hague. Dr. Henry Dyke Money for Welsh Miners. Jones, aged Pittsburg. William Those two toes of rabies In Utah be- straighten out respondent sends an article on tbe London. The has made it known that he had re- 20, of Munhall, Pa., member of a foothas new German railway regulations grave danger government within the next wouldn't pass the examination, and he coming state-widto The deminister American team the demand as ball dental the Welsh the of j representing signed granted which, it says, are most gixty to ninety days unless most dras- j was promised admittance in case the Netherlands. His reasons are purely partment of the University of Fitts-bur- miners for a 15 per cent increase in , Everything is subservientrevolutionary. to the mili- tic measures are employed to check toes were amputated. I reto from dead desires is a in he Cardiff dispatch to the tary needs. wages, says injuries received personal and because ' a game on November 3. spread of the disease. sume his literary work. Exchange Telegraph company. 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