Show ' ' ' - ' - The -- v : ":-- ' V :v ' ' foMiSenljCri& Daily and Snnday Herald-Republica- n ?: ' " v' Utah’s Greatest Newspaper and Advertising Med ium in VoL 15 No Cl : v - Greatest Newspaper Bargain in (he Great Wes! THE WEATHER Tues probably rain or snow north portion but warmer - ' Inter-Mounta- ' : SALT LAKE CEE Y UTAH TUESDAY JANUARY 2 1917 Republican h Salt Lake Herald PRICE FIVE CENTS VoL 177 No Cl v French Decorate American Youth for Bravery at Verdun! But Not Economy at the Expense of Efficiency ' Mr Bam berger Declares Prom ises to Be Executive of Whole and United People : GIVES PRAISE TO HIS PREDECESSOR r Governor Hunt of Arizona Determined to Hold Over Campbell Republican Inaugurated in Open Air BAMBERGER in his inaugural address yesterday GOVERNOR SIMON administration to and but not to an - Governor and Inducted Into Bamberger Associates Office in Presence of Cheer ing Throng Which Packs State Capitol Galleries — ' ' economy efficiency The inaugural address was well economy which would destroy efficiency received and during the course of his reading lie was frequently interrupted by applause His address in full follows: “ Fellow citizens : I greet you : with my heart full of gratitude and thanks I appreciate more deeply than words can’ express the great honor me to the position of governor of you have conferred upon me by electing the great commonwealth of Utah ' - Congress" Must Work Day and Night for Remainder of Session to Clear Docket for Adjournment March 4 DUAL GOVERNMENT INTEREST CENTERS IN RESULT OF CONTEST RAILROAD MEASURES taken the “ Itis indeed with great pride and satisfaction that I have oath of office as governor in the state where for so many years I have made my home and to which I have become so attached that it seems as though it is the only home I have ever had Republican Claimant Will Extra Session Possible If “Although it is true that when I first set foot in Utah I had already Plan relinquished my former national ties and had taken the oath of allegiance - Endeavor to Establish His President Wilson’s CHIEF EXECUTIVE IS to this glorious United States yet it was here in the free and open whole'broad-minde- d Rights in Court Before to Supplement Adamson TARGET FOR CAMERAS hearted generous west and snrronnded by the hospitable g people of this mountain empire that I learned the real message of America and became a true American citizenConvening of Legislature Law Fails to Be Enacted forty-eiglived1 traveled and toiled here I' have “For years I' have Oath of Office Administered the state over from Cache valley to St George from the western deserts of BILLS FIRST Deep creek to the eastern limits of the Uintah reservation I have always THREAT OF VIOLENCE SUPPLY to Governor-Elec-t by Chief met NORMAN C LEE with the most cordial greetings and friendly welcomes so typical of our ORMAN C LEE of New York people with their intolerance of rank and caste their distaste for District Utah Justice Straup Jan 1—Memberi sham and show their desire for free thought free speech and religious pHOENIX Ariz Jan 1 —Interest City and now with the in the ambulance G W efforts American Hunt of to were corps in P of toleration Congress returning Judges Also Sworn In Infor medal received a France has Democratic claimant to the office of Washington tonight from their ChristconWest Own and conduct Into Its distinguished governor of Arizona to prevent oc- mas holiday prepared to get down to formal Reception Follows ' Coming He drove an spicuous bravery are world own is west the and into “The its being cupancy Vf the office by Thomas E hard work on the accumulation of legcoming eyes of the auto ambulance half a mile along turned upon it for guidance and inspiration We should therefore take spe- Campbell shell-sweformwho bewas islation a must be dealt with road at Verdun then that Republican care so to conduct our government that we may win the admiration and GUNS BOOM SALUTE cial own hie machine was dewhen tocentered fore ally inaugurated 4 today confidence of all other states adjournment March walked half mile another stroyedWith railroad legislation and revenue to reach the unconscious driver of “Twenty years ago the first governor of this state was inaugurated night in the probable legal steps exdeficit confronting them as unusual isa second ambulance then carried In that brief time what a remarkable development has occurred what beau- pected to follow of oOOO BEFORE a crowd the driver back over the whole I sues What been are the built determined and been industries have have cities rank file What An armed deputy sheflf acting he completed! who fifled the rotun- -' tiful mile and got him to the hospital resources have been developed! What magnificent structures erected! said on the authority of Leroy Ladd to labor with a will to clear the way of in time to save his life da of the capital and jammed the gal- What deserts have been reclaimed under the strenuous husbandry of our Hunt’s private secretary prevented routine business particularly the apleries Simon Bamberger was inducted industrious citizens! Campbell from occupying the gover- propriation bills which must be com into office as governor of Utah yes‘This valley lying before ns such a short while ago but a bare plain nor’s office- A suggestion by Campbell pleted before the actual revenue needs Estl here and there a little stream of water along which grew a few wil- adherents that the dQora be broken can be definitely established with hand noon When the uplifted terday on mates measures been indeed brush all of has these there a lows rushes and here and and Including sage down provoked cheers from the crowd of the governor dropped to liis side as made to ‘blossom like the rose r and we damp can truly say ‘This is the place which witnessed the inauguration but especially the extra heavy army and lie finished taking the oath the great ceremonies in these we ai Campbell counselled the' employment of navy supply bills are in hand giving are' holding “For the first time inaugural crowd tendered him a generous wel- building of our own and such a building as orderly nTeana and dispersed thHpuqctJvays and means committee the enough Information upon which to Set on this hill overlooking this beautiful city with a background of come quietly' revenue legislation at once not frame view anywhere peaks of the Wasatch range 'it commands a Will Appeal Court Outside the Utah battery Was firing snow-cappmeasures will be conAppropriation excelled Built from Utah materials almost exclusively and designed Attorneys for Campbell tonight served sidered in the Senate ' Immediately the the salute to the governor Inside the to be one of her citizens it is indeed a monument to our thrifty our enterprise notice on Hunt of application for a writ Indian bill probably' being the first by The airs bands were playing patriotic and our resources of mandamus The matter has been set taken up while various committees are Muscovite Empire Facing almost crowd the engaged in paving the way for considfrom outburst for hearing Thursday morning Famine and Misery Aseration of railroad- measures a corrupt drowned the sound of the cannonad- Pays Tribute to Predecessor It was explained that Campbell in practice bill and other general legislaserts Famous Writer- credit is due to our retiring governor William Spry who’ has this manner will be Identified as the de tion ‘The Rouse which already has ing and the music could hardly be made“Great five bills still has passed he been Not appropriation leader most and facto Utah a only ha8' energetic governor of the state before the nine more to work out and will ap capable heard in the din state within itself but onr of zealous in the most convenes Monday January 8 proach that task vigorously with night development advancing legislature Jan 1 —Reports of tlie reDemocratic leader from all parts of he has also Final states the determination of the contro- sessions in prospect for the near fu- B’ cent the other of advanced in an Utah among place put memorable session of the Rusis expected to rest with the re- ture the state and members of the rank nation at versy recent conference of governors and govemors-telec- t At the sult contest of sian duraa Hunt a the here says the Overwith instituted by and file of the party together Returning members who were re seas News received was privileged to attend and of which Governor Spry that I a speech by Another include of the Washington agency development night elected do not on look with and the a member of that representation of Republicans Tslien-ke- li occasion to note with what great respect and apprecia- was a proffer from friends of Governor talk of an extra session favor named had was chairman! body and declare as him Progressives united in welcoming the tion he was received and I dan assure you that he has been a governor of Hunt of a surrender of the office tomor- they are willing to work night saying: quoting and day row on the condition jthat the inspec- to avert one The parliamentary majority formed incoming administration was he for well be among governorscan a whom Utah governor proud once of in tion the ballots be at dehad arbitrary fashion raves against stopped Governor When Bamberger Interest Centers on Railroad Question peace of oath to and citizen to a be endeavored my have keep on good and contest in order to conceal the fact that be the the “I proper begun livered his inaugural address other Upon the reconvening of Congress to- the whole Russian nation and all lawith the eo as oath discoveries far fulfill to been made have that likewise will governor of my I officers-eieoath took try the citizenshipL state in the inspection of & little more than morrow chief Interest will center in borers of Russia desire nothing more office and then the district Judges were deepest appreciation of the task which I am undertaking hearings before the Senate commerce ardently than peace The the bailors prosworn in Governor and Mrs Bamof the State of Utah not governor riiir a to Inbe on strive reccommittee ever shall Wilson’s governor President efGovernor his delivered an themselves “I in intrude Campbell gressives shook hands with hundreds at of anv a united ommendations berger of to faction but for to a or industrial that supracial social the crowd address from to fort governor legislation augural government separate great religions an Informal reception following the business-lik- e filled the capitol grounds There was plement the Adamson law which was the people in order to enslave the napeople desirous of obtaining a good dean honest progressive enacted to Inaugural of no effective become Scores of serious disturbance allied power which today and tion to a the Democratic commit- administration The plans were scattered through- the constitutionality of which la to be today is even more hated th&n all our armed deputies account of on the tee were disarranged out the assemblage argued in the supreme court next week enemies together" heavy snow and the parade resolyed Economy and Efficiency Pledged Representatives of the employees’ Maxim the Russian poet is Advises Against Violence Itself into an automobile procession brotherhoods the railroads of the coun- quoted by Gorky News agency as the Overseas After Governor Campbell completed try and the general public have been we will not allow our desires for The Utah battery had trouble in in a “Economy will be our watchword yetwill at the anniversary speech address the crowd refused to leave invited to appear before the committee saying on Page 6) celebration of the Association of Rusalways strive for the further his economy to interfere with efficiency but Some in one him shouted “Let’s to Chairman put Newlands by their of her influ- anyway’’ There was an omlnoua stir views on the President's express and sian Writers that the future now is improvement of the heritage of bur great state the broadening resources proposals darker for tlie llusa' an nation than ever and and the police became more alert Dep- suggestions that have been of her the development ence the conserving of her energies made by before that her military prospects are uty Sheriff Barrett askedofor a hearing members of Congress The attitude of hopeless and that Russia is facing a the enhancing of her glory and the crowd hooted and Jeered Gov- the brotherhood officials is known to winter of famine privation and misery me m and shall have I confidence the placed of you am ernor Campbell asked that the officer be antagonistic to the President’s “I stone proud rec“Russia sacrfHcoil herself for her he heard Barrett explained that he was ommendation that Congress enact a law unturned to prove myself worthy of your trust leave no and in friends has been abanacting under orders from the sheriff which would make railroad strikes un- doned by them" return “Fellow citizens I thank you May the new year be a happy and pros- who is quoted' as deGorky from to told him Instructions take lawful pending a period 6f investiga- claring England Gov“Wealthy perous one for us all to Ladd former an official board of could alleviate our misery remainswhich Leroy secretary tion of by disputes dull ernor Hunt should mediation by a board of or offers help at conditions which are ’’We don’t care about Ladd we want inquiry conciliation fall to settle threatened shameful and humiliating" someone shouted trouble Railroad employees say that The news agency adds that Gorky Withdrawal of Pershing s RASPUTIN ASSASSINATED MOSCOW GATES CLOSED Campbell’’! Governor Campbell again appeared such a law modeled after the Canadian reaca further increase predicted itself and urged the crowd to restrain act would mean compulsory tionary tendencies in Russia inand asdisputes Mexico in to Expedition arbitration and Involuntary servitude serted “clnce it is impossible to bring (Continued on Page 2) and that it would operate as a legal ban the war to a happy ending it would be Border Being Planned on the right to strike to terminate it in order to- avoid Russian Monk9s Body Found Rumanian Refugees Barred An alternative suggestion is expected better a peace by grace of England’ In the form of a law which would 'proRussian From River Bank of City on 1 — The American Jan for vide Washington compulsory Investigation of n members of the between railroad managers GERMAN VICTORY disputes and their employees but- which would Joint commission will meet here toa m —Dispatches Berlin Jan 17— The miliary com' London Jan morrow to discuss General Carranza’s IN CANADIAN CITY (Continued on Page 6) say mander of Moscow has closed that city latest communication aon the protocol from PetrogTad correspondents the Russian to refugees- says the Overseas Xe&s settlement of that Gregory Rasputinto exercise RESULTS IN RIOTING slgne previously for is reputed great border questions and to fix date and monk whoover EVENTFUL YEAR’S is adds NEW the which that agency Is Nicholas city Emperor meeting of the full com- influence ITCHENER Ont Jan 1 —Folplace for a which correspon- crowded with people from Rumania the decision as to dead According- to Reuter’s mission at Rusof Odessa southern and all on the parts was found Pre-pa lowing a sweeping victory at body Berlin" Government whether there are to be further con- dent Rasputin's the sia agency says the Ruxpania refugees of branches one the of of bank the polls of the "Citizens’ league ferences will be made known ’ will in the future ho sent to Liberia Neva formed when the name of the city On red Without regard to the attitude of River ' to Carry that The other correspondents-sawas from Berlin to Kitchchanged Carranza sentiment Is known to be ener with a view to reverting to In favor Rasputin was assassinated under dras- ASK FOR FREEDOM With Increased growing In the administration Vigor ' the original name a riot was start- of withdrawing General Pershing’s' ex- tic circumstances twice previthat recalled be will It ed by the men of the One Hundred ' to border Mexico the In and AS ColYEAR’S GIFT NEW Men pedition Thousands Join to of has been reported and Rasputin at the same time notifying the de facto ously Eighteenth battalion who are 1:— The press on furlough and the city is under BERLIN Jan 1 — In j the mall of government that further border trouble have been murdered Jan Activities v and ors Washington of entente the reply of the ’martial law tonight will be promptly followed by more each representative and senator today A hundred men of the One Hun-propoto ASPHYXIATEjD in GA11AG13 powers peiace decisive action on the part of the AmerGermany’s Extended ' Are ‘Women V New was Year’s a Was sals and Twenty-secon- d dred Rouese O todayde received here Muskoka postcard bearing I hiladelphla Jan1— J ican forces battalion V stationed atv Galt are pa- assistant to the president of 'the Penn- greetings from the National American ''? Ar definite' statrtient regarding 'V1the official attitude concerning the trolling tlie streets: When It besylvania Railroad company died today Woman Suffrage association' and a v hilar teen Regulars Desert New " Year's day ‘1— beforeLondon Jan came document be1 known that the Citizens overcome j cannot as givena of result B® by verse being containing these linesEl Paso Texas Jan 1 — It was line fumes In his was eventful: in the' lives of' many the been received-not only had elected Aider-ma- n home official text his near has league garage “And what so good a gift can be relearned today that nineteen soldiers in Germantown It is believed he was Thousands of men of but Britishers the David- Gross' as mayor officials 'that intimate but United belonging to the Twenty-thir- d “As freedom 7 Won’t Sou set us free? had carried the entire slate the age who had made arrangePly is Just about what had been ex- military from the exthe vapor asphyxiated by States Infantry reported missing at haust while endeavoring to place a new “Vote for the federal amendment" and ' that Germany- while i ments for the carrying on of tlfsir soldiers' of the One Hundred and ' pected had conceiled themselves license to colors' the' called were business the of headquarters heldthatCher the a disappointed on hope car Suffragists Eighteenth formed1 a parade ' the receptionist tag on the train rarrying back the Thirty-fir- st been had work while new national- headquarters who end of anddeothers doing as the of (lie through the streets' shouting: "Are Michigan infantry which left' here struction we downhearted? No!" is prepared ? of national import and whose places soclation vanished has one today for Detroit The missing LEGION OF HONOR to carry on the war with increased or by attempted to tear away Some have now been vtaken by women yesterday will a union ' ’ be returned to El raso - and men o?er: the military age t donned regulars Jack which one of the soldiers was with aunited ' people HEAD JOINS FRENCH back' of hero0' V and courtmartialed for attempted de100 DIE : IN FLOOD vigor khaki for the'' first time carrying and the riot Started The the recruitIs There’ sertion' rush was a' at'all statement entente it Provost Marshal Osborne of the - ARMY AS PRIVATE tl mated will probably evoke an All day long columns of offices London district v ordered the solFreshet Sweeps Main Street and Low ing answer in sorpe c: form Germany' men were 'marked off to the depots to Villa Moving on Chihuahua diers to disperse" but without lt Parts of: Clermont' Queensland : - v down from! the government’s' Jan and he at once sent a call to! — France i— begin 1 laying 'VK1 Paso Texas trainingj Jan ‘ Francisco -' ne London Jan 1730 pm-OhuriThe new railway time tables and 'Galt for a guard The soldiers raidthe the peace of results Perpignan standpoint Villa was at Concho sixty miles south Amanrlch comdred persons were drowned- lnr- Cler overtures and analyzing the ques- -' fares also came into effect Numerous ed a newspaper office and two of ChihauhuA City Friday and was Honor of of the mander mont Legion : were canceled a flood Australia tion of- responsibilityvfor a- - further were Queensland stations trains members of the newly-electe- d by ' ' toward north state the moving who had retired from the service" capital which street washed the main away Closedcontinuance of were1 called the were injured and council travelers upon war" a men 3000 force of a Mexican with Joined the army as a private has ' x and in low all the houses the-to to In and£0 fares orplaces a lying Owing The pay per marshal provost tlieholiday again deGeneral mining man who arrived on the delayed in' an artillery r suspension of the newspapers the says a Reuter’s dispatch from Brisbane dered'the men to disperse and Except In Scotland where' there is Mezlcan Central train Sunday reported Amanrlch is 5 regiment old and is bodies been have The note not unyears recovered will be Fifty another week’s supply of white flour clared martial law? The arrival of published here upon his arrival on the American side now at the regimental depot at Good was caused by cyclonic weather - til tomorrow Its tenor Is not bakers today started to bake excluthe hundred men from Galt put an ol the river today Versailles In northern and central Queensland known to the general public end to the disorder'' sively whole wheat or standard bread ’ ' - home-lovin- - TT7-ASHINGTO- ' pt - Future Dark for Russia - - weean-indeedbeproud-- of the-crow- d ed - - " - ct - so-call- - ed so-call- - get-(Contln- ued TOPS’ RECALL DOBRUDJA OVERRUN BY 23 BATTALIONS ’ ht l Defenders of Danube Port Driven In by Teutonic Forces Who Also Keep Up Their Inroads Into Kingdom on Other Sectors ’ FORESHADOWED ' - German Surprise Attack in Verdun Region Repulsed Bombardments and Minor Patrol Engagements Prevail on All tlie Other Fronts GERMANS USING GAS TJOMBARDMEXTS and minor patrol engagements continue to prevail on all the fronts except in Rumania where the Teutonic allies are keeping up their inroads into the king- dom The Russians and Rumanians are being steadily driven back from tbe Transylvanian Alps and lower Moldavian region their line in the latter district now resting halfway between Rimnik-Sarand Fokshanv Around Braila on both sides of the Danube the invaders have further driven in the defenders of the territory Near Fokshany and thence southeast to the Danube Petrograd reports the Russians and Rumanians have taken up new positions without pressure from the Teutonic allies In ja batthe invaders twenty-thre- e talions strong have forced the defenders to give ground In the Verdun sector east of the at r Dob-rud- Chambrettes farm the Germans attempted a strong surprise attack against the Franch positions but were repulsed according to Paris In the region of Ypres and Loos considerable artillery activity has prevailed On the front In Russia comparative quit prevails while in the Austro-Italia- n theatre the usual borbardments are in progress No reports have been received from the Macedonian theatre Continue to Advance in Rumania Austro-German- s Berlin Jan 1 —The communication issued by the war office tonight says: “Official reports received from the Rumanian and Russian fronts say that lively fighting is in progress" On the Moldavian front yesterday the Auetro-Germa- n forces continuing their heavy atacks captured several height positions and two towns in the Zabala valley the war office announces (Continued on rage 2) ’ - Germany to Reply to Enemy’s Refusal Mexlcan-Americg- ' 8 : - - - - - - War - 1 - V - -- v ‘ ' : - - - -- - 1 : - ' : - - - ' - ! blood-lettin- - g- c - in: re--u- : ' ’ - - - ’ - 1 ' ’ - : - cent-Increaa- e - - - ' : - - LAWSON OFFERS totakestand: t r Boston Financier Says Stock Marlcet Manipulations Should Be Probed Jan 1 —Thoptias W Washington Lawson of Boston arrived here today prepared he said to testify before any congressional or other committee in relation to any phase of the stock business exchange ' The alleged "leak” forecasting Pres- Jdent Wilson’s note to the Furopean belligerents Mr Lawson said was but a small part of the inside working of stock exchanges which the federal authorities' should investigate “I think every phase of stock market should be gone into by manipulations a congressional committee or some other authorized body” he said "The stock exchange certainly offers a ferI am In tile field for Investigation the game myself and certainly will be able to give some interesting testimony if it really Is desired “I know any number of men tv ho ago did not have $50000 but now as a result of playing the market have from $50000000 to $60000000 each This situation alone should warrant investigation’’ "v ' Upon arrival Mr Lawson had no Immediate plans for getting in touch with to Congress except that he arranged He said attend tlie session tomorrowChairman Henry of tlie House rules committee who telgraphed him to “put up or shut up” regarding the reported leak” would know where to Xiad him - r I ! 1 - f |