Show r : The Daily and Sunday lor Filleen Cents a Week' Ihe Greatest Newspaper Bargain in Ihe Great Wes! llprnM-RopnWie- an Salt Lake Smelter Settlements Load $750 oz Silver Copper (cathodes) $29675 Zinc (St’Louis) $967 THE Inter-Mounta- in VoL 15 Na 88 : Sun and iloi generally fair warmer south portion 76c METALS WEATHER jTBCE : j: Republican - v' Jr SALT LAKECHY UTAHj SUNDAY JANUARY 7 1917'i J V- - i lke PRICE FIVE CENTS ft VoL 177 Herald Na e j 1 BUFFALO BILL DYING MAKES HIS LAST RIDE GOES' HOME IFOB END I 10 of Democrats awarded positions " in the Senate and House' Left to rigiit — W S Dalton of Salt Lake secretary of ' the Senate Adam L Peterson of Webcr county chief clerk of the House and N J Xeilsen ofCachemade sergeantatarms oftheHouse Expected of 'Next Battle Between Carranza :'v Troops and Revolutionists Russians and Rumanians in Moldavia Retreat Being BANDITS DISPERSED " H Pressed Toward Slowly j AFTER JIMENEZ FlCHT River '( Investigators to Lay More Definite Foundation for Inquiry Into Speculative Activities Based Upon Wilson’s Peace Note To-morro- i " w ‘ f- : r ' ' ‘ w 3 i 1 I ' J - lMarshal Von Mackensen - i GhiAuthorities at Military r ji' huahua City Doubt : If j FIVE TOWNS OCCUPIED - ’? f ’ f - Zm' j v'iV-- -- ' ? SUBPENAS ISSUED FOR CORRESPONDENTS OuUaw Chief Can CoUcct atParral Forces for Stand ' - ' " ' s v Galatz Last ' Rumanian Port Secretary of State Lansing and Tumulty Ask to Be Heard by House Committee Proofs of Tip Being MAY LOSE Jan: "CL PASO Tex LOOT HIS is rral on Danube Under Fire of German Guns Fighting Is Resumed Around Riga and the Dvina ' : River - tk 11 ' in ' ' q expected to be the scene of the Caacs Selections ' a' ft next general engagement between the COL WILLIAM F CODY forces of Francisco Villa and v: the Out Furnished by Gardner Glen wood springs coio7 Jan Positions W F Cody r(Buffalo Bill) left Carranza troops of 'the north under here tonight for Denver - Physicians the command of Gen Francisco 'Mur-gu- ia Legislature said his condition was critical and re LAWSON BENEFICIARY covery Villa has fled to that place was doubtful Accompanying him are his sister his physician and with General if Murguia in pursuit acSENATE a nurse Hundred-mile front in Colonel Cody is 73 years old Re- cording to the latest report 'received A LONG a TXfASIIIXGTOX Jan 6—Conjpres- Secretary— W S Dalton of In fortunes through the loss of here duced Lake southeastern Moldavia the sional investigation of allega- his Wild West show he has been troops by1 Carranza Consul Soriano Minute Clerk—John W' Geiger of Salt oftlie Lake infor-xbalicentral axe ai at times his since powers various Bravo slowly planning tions of a “leak” of advance 'Clerk Jt- F Holbrook of Docket illness began a month ago to organize I locoRussians and Millard ing the retreating Murguia on Jboard' jz to Wall street on President a new exhibition with A large number ’ Sergeant-at-arJed Woolley of captured at Jimenez reported manians tack upon the line of the cowboys to re Dnvta Wilson’s peace note took a broader of horses ' Indians and his earlier life Cleric— Mm Bessie SI Prohibition BilLas Prepared peat the triumphs of riV'i-ThEngrossing Sereih been Lake of Salt It Is said that in 'addition to a bron- nine miles up the branch railroad to j range today and the investigators exMattingly v Goes to Utak comity chial affection' arising from a severe Parrai IVIake Chaplain— Would Possession reached of the Marfoundation more definite troops a to by Ta pect lay to name I Senator J cold the colonel’s kidneys are seriously ' i"1 Reynolds —Mrs Oraon XUaer Clerk ‘two at Villa partisans here claimedthat'the Mailing lshal for their vrork Monday when a score affected Law a point' Be Crime to of: Weber V the JImene- - battle II tween XoKsnam- - and GMatz the dast Liquor to Weber Stenographer— Goes of men mentioned in connection with out was but given today exaggerated Enforced Commissioner W Senator Parker to I J county ' n by the fact of the victory- wa substan- Rumanian Danub& and the the inquiry appear before the House v ? u ' - t tiated today Committee Clerks —Miss Amber telegrams re- Under the fire1 of rules committee Hansen of Box Elder Hiss Ella ceived by American mining men from I AT is said to be the most drasLillian of Cache and Miss Jimenez Secretary Lanaing whose departjGerman r guns1' Anderson of Salt Lake I oir tic prohibition measure ever Battle 'Front the Uzul valley to Galatz the ment has been drawn Indirectly into MargnlaW Report Messenger- - Clarence Wright of Summit An official report of the i battle - of I Austro-Germahave been successful the Investigation by suggestions that j considered in United States will the SenDoorkeeper Goes to Sanpete Jimenez received'- here - today- by 'Car- - I at several points and have compelled It might have been the source of a Secname ator Orlando to Bradley -' ranza Murbe introduced session in the Consul Bravo from General of ond doorkeeper Nicholas Gulbrau-sethe Russians and Rumanians to retire coming n "leak regarding dispatch of the note ' gula commander of the northeastern before their attacks-Aone point in the Utah Legislature Combining 'the' of Salt Lake' and' Joseph P Tumulty secretary of the Uzul valley the Russians were vicmilitary xone follows: Watchmen— lUal do Merrill of Gar“My- advance guard came in contact torious in a battle for the possession of Idaho West Virginia Colorado and field menname was and Paul Walton of Salt Lake whose the President s nd a general a height ' Heavy ' with those of the Proenemy Second in is reported fighting tioned yesterday by Representative Germany prohibifollowed covering a field in the region of Soveia engagement HOUSE in the Suchitza Oregon laws the Democratic ' " Wood Instigator of the inauirv notimore of than kilometers The eight’ Conces‘committee evolvedtion has Make Will ten about bill Moa miles valley Inside Tolton of Beatte the J F Speaker— posal enemy divided Into three columns and ldavian frontier- South of the Trotua which'4 fied the rules committee today that Clerk— Chief Adam I Peterson of is not only as drastic as the Weber started its the left attack with flank Austro-Germasions Russians to statethe to make their valley and in wished appear they Minute 'Clerk—Miss Anna Mefrer consisting of about 1000 'men Because latest advance have taken $00 prison- Idaho law bnt also places special maments on the subject Subpoenas were of Salt Lake movement of the this and rapidity-o— C ers ry" A second note to the issued for seven newspaper men rep PARIS Jan Docket Clerk Frank Rlppoa of "In command of column in tlie my of enforcement opposing charge" chinery Wall tlie in Summit Washington which Mr’hil to the Colonel 811ns belnc sreatlr radnetf I resenting N J Kellseu of Sergeant-at-armsStreet Journal Financial America Lausanne Gaxettetheaccording the law if enacted of 1 ent my in numbers to attack central 22! 'powers the' Cache' of Brails Cehtral News of America and the New1 are reported to be preparing enumerthe of 'with occupation enemy’s right flank' The basis of operation will be’ the Clerk— Edward Han Engrossing York Evening Sun and they were or ates their conditions of peace south of the Sereth and between on ’This movement enabled us to estab- towns the Cache of Fokshani dered to bring their records with them newspaper says as follows: North of Braila Yost- law of West which is Clerk— Mias Anna T lish a firing base and also served to Mailingof Sale Petrograd admits that the Russians said to be the idealVirginia Lake Idnraos and liarueh to Appear First evacuation of Belgium In ex- -' check Creager long enough to per- and prohibition- plan of Rumanians have- retired across the Billlnga George Chaplain— mit Colonel Salinas’ cavalry to be 're- Sereth Also under subpoena to appear Mon- change for the Belgian Congo ' Utah 'V' Second evacuation-- of northern inforced by the fourth brigade under in a state where possession is — Sergeant-nt-arm- a day are Thomas W Lawson the BosAssistant Fighting Resanted Arovad ton financier Bernard Baruch of New France in exchange for the German the command of General Pablo GonRiga of Webb ’Washington George mitted Utah goes Idaho and West zales the cavalry forces of General York Charles II Sabin president of colonies occupied by the allies Severe fighting has " taken place Hawklaa of Meaaengora E B Third creation of- the kingdom of Carlos 0£una and CoL Elpldio Rod- around Rigaand George Beeson of- Grand Utah one better in the bill the the Guaranty Trust company and man of end Virginia the at northern Harrison Edwards within the limits- of the Grand riguez We compelled the enemy after Doorkeepers— agera of the two telegraph companies Poland of (Continued on Pago 4) Warsaw- with the exception a severe encounter to retire to Its Sanpete and- Edward Parry of Democratsliaye prepared in that it of who will be asked about messages Duchy Iron base on the Mesa where the Villa forces their wires on the day of the province of Suwalkl! not only makes possession of intoxir passing over Rees of Watchman — Thomas the': were the'’ TERMS Fourth of driven off by' ‘BOOTLEGGER’ corps kingdom of eighth the peace note was given in confidence Lithuania' creation ' Wayne comprising the provinces of The pursuit of the ’enemy was then cating liquor a crime but creates a Juab to newspaper correspondents Janitor— Andrew Newton — Mrs of Annie Clerks ‘JOINTISr Committee DEFINED Mr Lawson who has made sensa- Vilna Kovno Grodno Suwalki 'and taken ui by the cavalry to' out ferret special department of Weber Miss Maud Fere-arre- n ‘While this phase of the battle was Wyaong Box was de- Courland with- - the reteiition ‘of local tional charges of a "leak ' of of Elder J' Pratt DukeBox in more with BY the autonomy I KANSAS COURT than progress enemy liquof clared today by Representative Chlper-fiel- d Fifth cession to Russia Peters of Waaatch Miss Hattie 1500 men charged with ' great force Jr-- has been in charge H of eastern W Young of Illinois a Republican member of Salt Elder Mlsa Jane Q Kimball against ' the infantry' lines s located PEKA Kan J an 8 — The of the rules committee to have been Galicia as ‘far as the- river San ' Chandler of which bill of of the Vos 'Miss the Lake La and preparation the railroad This movement the principal beneficiary of the falling Amsterdam Jan 6—A Berlin tele- along court of Kansas wm" Is "not yet"lcompletedl A number of Salt Lake was directed In person by- Francisco market that followed publication of the gram says that- the' called upon today: to determine the ' matters are to be treated as the l6'-a-l order Villa' We repulsed the column following note He said Lawson’s transactions of the German emperor : difference between & “bootlegger” to the army and the attacks of their' cavalry were on that market situation ’may develop- and a full reaggregated $300000 and a “Jolntlat” In upholding a and has overcome been navy and the driven back” officially published cavalry MassaGardner of Representative be last night to " “Conjointly with' the ‘'allied (central CarlS" Scriven of port could-- ' not j chusetts told the committee he had no powers) nor to tlio joint committee our Lebanon that' the council of that' the steering V'to rulers Villa’s I Foicm Scattend proposed ' caucus House the 'Senate and: the (Continued on Page 2) on t of In enemies to' enter forthwith Into peace his $250 a tax city Chihuahua City TMex Jan 8— placing pf sweet'cider business should not re- Brewer Not- 'Spared-- Generals Murguia- isexpected to negotiations' Our enemies refused 'my fer' to' itas “bootlegging' offer Their hunger" for power desires reach Parrai tonight military author' There has been much talkconcerning ' war The will destruction' The a definition Germany'sof “bootlegger” ‘Whether doubt hero Villa ities the granting to brewing interests of the they be- - continued Before God and ‘human will make say worked court' : state to his supreme a'stand there protect a right to' manufacture beverages X declare that ’on the governments stores of loot-- owing to the dispersal Judges IsVa1 ‘“person who sells 2 per cent a lcohol1 ity our an th less containing enemies ‘alone falls the heavy of his forces of c' liquors on the sly not but this vas found last night' to be from any particular business loca-- v Without all the further ter'unwas learned tonight-that-thresponsibility for It foundation- as the law docs' hot tion but carrying his ware in his rific sacrifices r from which I wished identified Villa’ general-foun- d among percentage of alcohol and any specify V to state-withe dead rat 'the Jimenez-- fight was ' bootleg 'his pocket'or in some flit-of liquors V " Intoxicating speaks only “ prohibition bill to be “With Justified indignation at out Jose Rodrlgruez The loss of Rodriguez ting Is T‘ which! The very bill: provides long to submitted1 the Legislature pro— tTBut- whefi‘ a person (establishes enemies’ arrongant crime and with de- and ' Martin Lopez will - seriously that on arid after August j 1 1917 ? the idea r Brief Points Out Danger in sessions himself in a definite place of bus!- termination to defend our holiest pos- weaken Villa’s organization it is said ’V or posses:away offering ness- where by? skillful legerdemain and secure for the fatherland as they were among-his' most trusted Tbat the sale: manufacture and in the sion of liquors intoxicating “ Acts ‘ War of can will v as become the bet Permitting sell or- pretend to sell‘ happy future you chiefs shallevi?: facie be Utah prlma Stateof of Intoxicating liquora In want'-thinnocent--juicsteel Our enemies 'did: not :Of the apple as yvell General ‘Hernandez ‘who recovered ai‘ violation of the-la’ 'and dence' of —--and bo 'prohibited state ' the' sball me as With offered beer— —both hy Foreigners in U S by ‘near’ and ‘far understanding much of Villa’s Chihuahua City4 loot' In I the offender that fdr the- flrst offenee' God’s help' our arms will enforce-itother lntoxicants the niceties of ore nutde” Grain Two : ' is the fight 'near’ Guerrero last week’ exceptions shall ibe fined not less than $50 nor VVilla’s v language the Kansas to headoff designate at Satevo' alcohol ‘discretion be obtained and' in the ready than$100 for aclen- more' may ' no’ longer Ini htm as Washington Jan 6 —In a brief flleq to direction retreat In that' 'dourt' according? sentenced gnd toVthrty rdkys ofithe ‘meelianlcail and title purposes and In the supreme court today the depart? the'plebianVclassor fbootleggeraV’V second offense the ' of- private reports received 'herein'Jail: Fhr-jthfermented' wines ment of Justice 'declares that if the for sacrameutal a chronic fender jls designated as courts uphold Werner Horn’s plea of fox- FlllbuMten vH to the dla-byr Looking': purpoaeu found application to be sentencedlf guilty' Immunity- from- prosecution' in on re- -' ECUPSE OFMOONy Laredo ' one more Jan nor1 Tex ': less than Acting to court servenot with the dynamiting of the InIn- - state prison or V: Xi t Medicinal rj purposes : and :a that party two ports than filibustering years TONIGHT I iViSlBLEINS ' ' Me pbyncarVaneeloro ' ternational bridge in Touring smugglers were' attempting to cross ' z ri?''wr Three Exeeptlouay the result will be to ‘‘make this coun- Highwaymen alefanS not will some be Mexico' y' prcacriptloua ' at' the Rio Grande into 5 f ALL PARTS OF LAND “ ' made In V" Car Rob J Only two' exceptions are try during the present war a playLaredo and Miiierva zecogulae1' Express' - of alcohol or pointbetween :V:- ' ' j to as bill the possession ground for belligerent4 foreign dynaTK f west here of miles troop forty Having Intoxicating-- ' liquora :ln: 7ASHInGTON j Jan 6 A : tbtal — Three Fourteenth United4 States miters holding commissions in foreign W Bit tsburgh was Continued on- Ige Pa Jan csvalry' YV ' one's poss Ion- Is: deemed an In- ermles” eciipseTof the m66mylslble?: an sent hurriedly- to' that section ‘tonight v masked today held upnear 1 Horn a German claims immunity on express highwaymen fraction of the law-anTarentum1 Mill tarycauthorl ties declined to the rlgbt of messenger throughout the United States and ipiTH-SYPJldTHIEVESI tlie ground that he committed only an here ajtd' oc-the fbe him robbed admit of than $10000 'to 1 aclsnra' is r further: lhe flrstof mattey scarab seyen eclipses granted V V act of war against Canada If his plea pay roll of the Flaccus 'Glass company that either smugglers or-- filibusters cur durl ng 1 917 wlll begin Sunday i STEAL500 GALLONSOF V: across Sendbag habeas on a for the state corpus writ is granted The time been sent from here were reported " 'active in’-' the- - vicinity - liquors night at 1250 ju m‘ eastern Into ' line Utah ' Taren-tuV for that ground the government's brief by railmoneyhad T and upon' Its receipt at purpose' 'other-- 4 of Minervo WHISKY V wise than according W officials of the naval CONFISCATED contends his immunity would apply to to an automobile transferred wai specified in the bill la observatory thousands of other reservist officers of though still in charge of the messen‘At that hour the moon" wilUflrst InsIsts'onReeailof Troops f Zi sn Infraction of the law deemed IRAR Ala Jan4 STecoun-- J come In contact with "the earthsw belligerents in this' country "threaten- ger:': As the machine was passing Queretaro Jan: 5:— --General Carranza " One la' ' barred from giving lntoxleut- -' discocered todajr5 sheriff ekadow and at 2 a:m it will be eh-ing the very life and sovereignty of our through the residence : part of the vil- tonight sent a message to dhMex-ica- n VJty ' r v was sldeswlped ‘by a large tourV tlrely within the shadow: For oneliquora government” Mexa it awayrubber tube: the ing lage thleves commissioners that y '? using: attending V'S i the-r ican -- American : ware"Nothing couldbe more destructive ing car and stopped' : fri hole a I a No‘ provision Is made for the aale Informing f bourand t wentyinlne minutes passed through of international law than to hold that a man with a handker- - themVit was '’impossible -- for him to and thentotal had siphoned out 500 house Immediately wall continue will ef eclipse beverage which contains more acts of foreign individuals not ex- chief over his on the run- ratify- the proposed protocol as': it! I the moon will begi n to" leavb the than one-ha- lf gallons'- of whiskey siezed in to- - j per cent or authorized J the-1V shadow pressly adopted by their ning board and pointing a revolver at limited the conditions regarding raids here into full cent llbuor wholesale and - those having Bootleggers coming finally ' I V " government are acta of the foreign the express messenger ordered film to withdrawal of American troops lfrom which lIghtat-43from In the The tbelr poaaewaton are not barrels nation and not of the individual’ con- hand out the money then de- Mexico of the sun : ’J whiskey- was : taken were- full a- under- the law The vThIg vyear’a distinguished eclipses j tinues the brief auto- Is manded the magneto' key Vv month ago- when a special' 'guard The4 message says : that cnlyj the!m-mediaVandmoon will the bev fine' and Imprisonment 'penalty'greatest The technical charge against Horn mobile and with his revolver still1 covbe- -' number- possible in! any' one year? i "was placed at the —for the first offense and penal ser- recall of the American forces is that he- transported explosives on a ering the messenger and chauffeur can be accepted" Notclause 500 and that as soon as of ‘whiskey’? had since 1787 have this : same for the second vltude ' passenger- train in violation of inter- backed to' his own machine in which heir r withdrawal is V begun 5 ‘A- commissioner of prohibition la' final ’ numheroccurred and a like occur-V- j the stolen Today previously”: V members J of thek guard-werstate commerce laws JThe appeal will were two other- mem They drove ratificatlon'of re- -' rence wlllhot again be seen until can be proto be employed at a salary of HOW be argued next week 1982 Vceededwith a year V away't quickly r placed yV s 4 -J - f - Z ‘ s - ‘ Turks Check drives -- V For Twelfth - inReadiness ' - -- - on press-Gener- for Opening - Ru-motl- ve ms i i Busy Day Spent in Alloting Legislative Plums Hearing Committee Reports and Indorsing Proposed Measures -- e - of-Fiel- i e ‘ d 'a ‘ Von-MackenSe- n' -- New terms -- - by-priva- - ! te it ? Me-Mnr- rln ‘ - ns -- To Be Sent ‘ - t - - 4 - - ns - - f - - - tf f — -- and-Galat- - - - - -- - the’-enem- - ' ' - - - ! -- - - - - - - i - - ' -- ' - ’ : - - - - su-pre- - me' - - - - - i : : I j- - - t Possession of lthough - - ' Barred By ‘Dry BiH - ‘ : ’ - e save-you-- ' : : hole-ln-the'-wa- V- ll” tory - -- - -- e ‘ ! - - House convened when J F Tolton caucus nominee for speaker ' was quizzed as to his stand upon the plat (Continued on Pago 7) DIVIDES LEGISLATURE - e ' - The democratic steering committee numerous subcommittees and lead-ers and 'members of both houses t heard reports on many bill3 approved them mid discussed measures to be j brought before tbe lawmaking body j The report of the public utilities com- mittee was Indorsed- in full the reportof the committee to which was entrust- j ed the drafting of a prohibition bill was accepted in so far as it waa complete numerous alterations were made in the workmen’s compensation measure the report of the efficiency committee was approved and the members of the Senate and House In separate caucuses accepted the lists of nominees for legislative positions and last night the members of both houses met In the report of the joint caucus to hear committee on the Democratic steering various bills it had indorsed during the dayFrom the time 'the caucus of the : ‘ ‘ — '" ‘ fcplo-(glvin- ' ‘ de ' - morning until late at night with a program constituting caucuses conferences and exchanges of views members of the twelfth session of the Utah Legislature announced at midnight last night that the schedule of pre-liminaryv legislative business had been completed and all is in readiness for j the opening Monday of what legisla-- j tors assert will he the most epoch-- i in the state’s his-making' Legislature '- '- ! - A FTER being' oeenpied from early 1 41 - ” -- : 1 - - - - e - - - - connection 8-- — - - ’ of-fend- er4 -- - - t f‘- f jv ' v-- - - : : - : - f : 'V'-- -- ‘ 7-- - ' - - - discuss at - ' N v- ‘ ‘ r T - m - p - - 1 : - -- - -- : -- - : - ’ ' - face-spran- - - J : : -- - 9 ‘ of-the - - - " -- ' -- -- - : - - ' - te - : - ‘ - ? the-protoco- - l e - - & " J ‘v ft r i9i sr- - -- - : t V- e i v - i-- ' i -- C- : - Both Hunt and Campbell Preparing to Submit Mes- sages in Arizona Phoenix Ariz Jan 8— Chaotic con- ' ditions rule in the Arizona legislative circles tonight two days before the as- body because sexnbly of two men are seeking to exercise the These conditions executive function will not be settled even temporarily next until the supreme courtofdecides Thomas E week on the petitionW-Hunt from j Campbell to oust'Goffice of the j possession among the Three groups exist anti-Huand Campa program! bell None has outlined of can- - j and while there are a number no formal j speakershipthe didates for caucus has been held so far to choose of any one a candidate as the leader ' group are prepar- - j Both Hunt and Campbell to the messages assembly:ing tois submit j by students of the sitIt declared control the or- - j uation that Hunt will the house while in the ganlzatlon ofasserted there will be a senate Jt is close contest with the five Republican members holding the balance of power -- the-legislativ- ’ P leg-islato- rs' pro-Hu- nt nt - : ‘ 4 j |