Show THE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY APRIL 11 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N Liquor or Drug BRITISH FLANK -- USiSa GERMAN ARMY Users Hindenburg’s New Line Is Turned in North by Lat-cst Drive of Haig’s Men If you have need treatment Value Is Not in the Price You Pay But in the Quality You Get to take investigate the “KEELEY TREATMENT” Look for something that' is substantial and has the test of — 0 O' MANY men count on getting: tlieir clothes at fifteen dollars that we make extraordinary effort to supply smart correct handsomely tailored suits at this popular figure We pick out the choicest woolens to be had and have them made up in a manner unknown to usual clothing at this price In fact we employ the utmost skill and prestige to supplj" the best suits ever made at fifteen dollars (Continued from Page 1) air of Germane has been revealed in time the new attacks Today the intrepid airmen were cov everywhere keeping ering the advance the troops advised of enemy movements and enabling the British artillery to 334 W South Temple shell every area where concentrations was Salt Lake City Utah Was 1753 anything but appeared The day —ideal for flying It was blustery from snow sunrise to sunset and furious in squalls were in the air at half-hotervals During these the machines were completely submerged by the snow ban ugc Tonight the Canadians triumphantly announced that the famed Vimy ridge had been cleared of all Germans Vimy These ridge lias been a historic battleground - in tliis war The country on both sides excess of the - is dotted with graveyards in which lie ll tens of thousands of French and to soldiers who gave up their lives in Government’s to Plans War the fight either to take or to hold this each small expense You’ll End Sessions of Colleges The British too imposing position have tasted of the bitterness of the embodies the battles there and the Canadians had and Universities bcen holding on to a slender position clothes of on the western slope all winter only - by the vim of pep display of most tenacious cour- (Continued from Page 1) age idle help and their own number of boys — the We men In connection with the new offensive enlistment heavily depleted by was it An estimate made by Prof Moslah determined that Vimy must fall to the Tlit ridge positions had been flayed by Hall state high school inspector places a!i incessant bombardment for ten the number of boy and men students and nights when yesterday at dawndays at nearly 9000 divided as follows: High the Canadians climbed out of their lowly schools 5000 University of Utah 600 sec400 Utah Agricultural college trenches and began moving toward the tarian academies 2500 Brigham Young top of it They fought their way from the foot to the crest before midafteruniversity 200 Brigham Young colnoon yesterday today they swept down lege 150 and a few college men students in Westminster college tle farther side and now dominate the Dr E G Gowans state superintenenemy remaining in the Dnuai plains dent of public instruction by calcuVimy was one of the vaunted GerMISS LYDIA WHITE BOOTHBY man field fortresses and the British lating the school population roughly estimates with no attempt at accuracy find it difficult ' to imagine any the number of boys in eighth grades at “strategical reasons-- that would call Talented Salt Lake harpist who plays at the Orpheum theatre beginning about 3000 for giving it up More than three tonight in connection with the Greater Morgan dancers the headliners of the thousand Germans In the Vimy garEducators Approve Plan rison including one hundred officers big road show That resolution meets with fafell into Canadian hands before sunsix of her vor but the Miss Marion Morgan who composed she sent to California for that educators in general will set last night around former ptlpils and began to look directed the artistic classic dance and be loath to the drastic step withtake head-llns for foreign bookings for the dancing out serious consideration The Canadians did not for a moment that bears her name and which and perhaps but the war broke out and the trip a modification underestimate the seriousness of the the big road show which opens at act of canceled1 was the to of a original Kurope plan was devotee the Orpheum is healthy task before them in taking Vimy outdoor of social pro- drawn out by Interviews obtained a then Followed which kinds period last of all (in sport knew the that They entertain- night Perhaps the most important artillery had grams and drawing room includes outdoor dancing) She took ments was success paved the way to success hut were she with It met that a two years’ course In physical culture of Dr J A Widt-so- e Mr Martin Beck saw her and liked suggestion was that frankly surprised when they saw what at the New York Normal school she be-in thenact ' of the Morpresident Miss University of it Then booked and the guns had actually done the came supervisor of city playgrounds Utah He said: idea of an the conceived seen So be establishing that gan will It Los hundreds found of Germans They Angeles ”1 have seriously thought over this ' holding a normal school of (lancing being thorup their hands over the bodies inborn love of dancingas a(but only to attached red the was of tired and of course favor putting tape problem outdoor classic oughly rule) dancing of their fallen comrades and begging a teacher’s life and the system of all available waste labor on waste land given all the open air Los Angeles could teaching for something to eat in general It was this insti- But waste labor is just as big a loss as These men said they had been cut supply friends her red in finally tutional tape was fast From supervising1 eltv playgrounds adwaste we land and must not increase off for days from all supplies by the Los Angeles her that was convinced wrecking this That is what 1 would Miss Morgan fear from her artistic nerves and destroying her steadiness of the artillery fire They vanced to the head of the physical edulife in a sudden cessation of school work unand in dancing of the Manual Arts taste for art could not retire and no relief supply cation department The result of the sudden less the students be properly organschool In that city Miss Morgan general columns from the rear ever reached the High comfrom the conventional ized The school systems could do this in to away came en route east breaking Kurope neighborhood of where the shells had pany with a pupil to revel in Kuropean scholastic life never was better illus- — organize the boys and men so that been falling in continuous showers life When trated than In the success Miss Morgan art and outdoor continental 100 per cent efficiency might be - Some nearly to undertook she Morsince of the stronger redoubts In achieved has Miss to sail New York waiting obtained and production of foodstuffs classic direct and manned by machine gun detachments gan became Interested in dramatic produce compose materially increased” in which were found men of the high- work and entered the Academy of Arts dancing Dr Widtsoe further said It would be est morale In the German army re- Then the producing germ got her and up to the faculty and the board of resisted for several hours But closing gents and that as soon as the official ing to meet the exigency The central around them during the night the recommendation of the Logan confer- committee consists of the county agriCanadians silenced all resistance ence is officially received an immedichairmen cultural presidents of the Defenders Driven to Dngonto ate meeting will be had to consider ac- farm bureaus western dairy the The final bombardment tion had sent United of division the States and the most of the German defenders Into the While Inclined to question the ad“ depths of their dugouts and they did various of the state units of productive visability including eighth grades in such a step Superintendent not dare venture out until the British This committee will have general Gowans says Within each county the called upon them to surrender which that the schools must bear their share supervision to the regular farm and “If it be concretely shown that all work will be left none they did precipitately exists it was bureau Where f the on a Idle the other officers labor the and conditions that caused agreed one will be organized under present Among Through captured were seven lieutenant colonels ridge the munitions industry by a general school closing be needed Vessel Bound for Mexico exJ Edward Taylor was named comand also several doctors who sur- AVilsOIl and Cabinet Decide in the United of for the farms of then is and there States the of central the ecutive raising nothing secretary rendered with all their staffs Some with a large army the United States will else to do —close them” mittee and he in Fired Upon When Cap- oS the officers were inclined to be the chairman probably President E G be in a position later to supply any 31 ust Have Voice sulky Manning their predicament upon Logan U A C will carry on Peterson of the the failure of the support to come up need in either field tain Attempts Escape state-wid- e lie further the active that because organization suggested a promiwd were told the that They of Members of national the council orK of the men character of the forming British artillery had “attended to “The United States is rapidly apdefense who are also members of the the Logan convention serious consider that” Otter officers were deeply dea state of want and privation 1 best been cabinet the have must ation be proaching Hundreds of their studying taken pressed given suggestions and it is not a remote possibility that cessions(Continued from Page Gerwere in tunof “The the found lying In theprisoners methods defeat of Utah Presi-aiding in assembly 10— Villa Sonora Agricultural by pro college backing even here in Utah people will be lackj many and they took to the President fessors favor the nels from which' they had attempted to WASHINGTON April as individuals plan of necessities of life the Sinaloa Chihuahua and many The ing reach the front line but could not shipment a6nt Wilson and nlS cabinet at word that the most pressing need of and if the other schools and colleges within the next six months” asserted according to these emerge on account of the shell fire - agree there Is no doubt but to have was I® tor food and money Therereports Peterson this President that The British casualties have been today's meeting® reviewed the manv fore counties school from various the American government will seek been delivered to a Villa commander on will close” was the comment of Reports light due lairgely to the splendid artil- phases of war activities found that to supply now many agricul- the coast of Sonora or Sinaloa and was those with whom it is mak- - Prof John T Cainue III of the Utah showed that even lery covering are almost lacking and Men who are walking back to the have been taken overland to the ining comraon cause Agricultural college an expert on farm turalH products Blood of the Utah Millers’ as- to one hospital stations from the forward every step possible to equip the army! the use of the Villa army and terior of those to production selected sociation called the grain situation At onefortime Appeals to Farmers moving front give glowing accounts of and navy and turn out munitions is Utah after his defeat at at the food represent serious” Berkeley how the Germans are being “done” President Wilson personally appealed production conference called at the "already was said to have gone Jimenez Villa decided under After the most that and everywhere to farmers today through the National suggestion of the way being bandaged to to receive this amcoast comwest the of forward in secretary the posts hurriedly to make it their merce OFFER JAPANESE society Agricultural needs of nation are to munition but this report was the or the wounded 01611 returndressing pressingshipment whistling to increase the food supduty patriotic In high spirits denied The state Proafterwards school singing high Inspector increase the foodstuffs and TO FIGHT FOR U S Efforts were made here and in los The croivdBd cages for prisoners at supply of fessor Hall was inclined to ply of the nation and Secretary Lane forward a plan for greatly in- entire closing of high schoolsoppose the corps and divisional headquarters have ocean-goinbrought sufvessels and raise to Angeles to dispose of the ammunition been a source of greatest interest to "I had no idea the conference would the acreage uner cultivation 10 — Japanese and rifles one offer Sacramento creasing April Tommies who are awaiting their ficient money to finance America’s on public lands the recommend such a drastic step” he members of the local association of ’Carranza governmentbeing made toto the derecently turn at the ciis-flfront They gather about said “My idea is that so sudden Heiwa-Ka- i to offered for have 2000 liver less lot rifles the Secretary McAdoo left the cabinet entire fight of barbed wire and part in the war and make liberal he outer would school entire the closing dlsrpt the United States against Germany it which had been sold to pay converse with the Germans who are able much confusion meeting early to appear before mem- system and cause Kven in this third loans to the entente allies to speak English bers of the ways and means committee haven’t thought over this but at first became known today a resolution to for $150000 gold This offer charges accordof the House regarding plans for is- thought I would suggest it better to this effect being adopted at a mass ing to reliable sources here was reyear of tho waj- waiters from London For are the allies activities present hotels who are captured anxiously in- understood to be well supplied with suing bonds totaling 65000000000 and let the students devote only part time meeting here last night Copies of the fused Agents of the government prethere and farm W'ork and less than at present resolution are to be sent to President quire how things' are going and to have as many men $2000000000 In treasury certificates to tending to be ammunition dealers were some to completing the school the Zeppelins left any visible signs munitions but if In the field as they can equipoind feed $3000000000 of the bonds to be lent to Wilson Gov W I) Stephens and the said to have made efforts to dispose of on the city year” the entente allies The bill for the istbe shipment to German agents in an Dr II V Reherd of the California council of defense sues will be said that his Westminster college president to implicate prominent German effort tomorrow San Francisco April 10 — Japanese of sympathizers school student body consists mainly of in a plot to arm Mexican The government already is in pos- girls but that there are a few young California were making plans today to factions against the Americans This men for such work He is aid the American Red Cross in the war available session of information that several of inclined was to have failed scheme said alleged to that the college under the auspices of the Japanese Asthe allied nations will be glad to ac- actually willdoubt be down shut but says cept loans from the United States Rus- that will be up to the board of trustees sociation of America according to ofsia and France will be ficials of the organization the first which meets the night of April 1 Many Jap- HISTORIC NAMES nations supplied “Our interest Is first in our coun- anese who have had military training TO BE GIVEN TO Reherd said “and if in Japan are ready to enlist under the To meet quickly the demand for try” President is shown Westminster will do stars need the We're selling out—are still selling but on new purchases officials and said was examination of stripes the ships begun In this” BATTLE CRUISERS condition of the German merchant ves- herW part W Iliter president of the board DISCLAMATION CONTEST sels In American ports which the gov- of regents of the University of Utah Miss Ketal Sudbury of the Twenty-sixt- h Washington April 10 — Names of ernment plans to use It appeared said he “personally was in favor of it” will ward the historic Pioneer naval vessels today were represent but that he could not speak for the probable that Maj Gen George stnke in an interstake declamation conto board the five battle cruisers given the builder of Panama canal to be held next month Her subtest DON'T BE HELD UP built for the navy They being would be placed In charge of the conOrganisation Comprehensive will be “Immigration” Miss Aject will be called the Saratoga ConA form of organization struction of the great fleet of 1000 McPhee of the Twenty-fift- h lbertina reaching stellation Constitution Ranger and wooden ocean-goin- g vessels for the everyof corner of the state and consits-ln- g ward was second in the final eliminacontests a central committee with tion her famous “Our after the 368 W 2d South Wasatch 3636 Lexington county subject board being shipping farm bureaus in each county of the American first Flag” navy frigates Off Cat Luxuries Mar was adopted at the Logan meet- In its consideration oi? ways of raising a large army and at: the same time of staff and General Crowder judge keeping necessary Industries going at advocate general appeared before the full speed the administration has decommittee to urge adopmilitary cided to consider separately the pro- House war tion of the army bill and will apduction of luxuries and the necessities pear again tomorrow of life It is taken for granted that In spite of the break in diplomatic people will be willing to give up lux- relations with Austria the government uries move today toward asking no made In making exemptions from military to that a state of war Congress service if Congress authorizes' the exists with declare that it was country draft the government will take the indicated that no belligerentand steps position that if young men work in in- be taken unless Austria moves firstwill EjB dustries producing luxuries their labor is not necessary and they will not be is your duty exempted Just what will be classed as CONTRACTS GIVEN luxuries has not yet been determined as good citizen to FOR MILLION PAIRS Secretary Baker General Scott chief NOT GOOD AFTER APRIL 20 1917 The Keeley Institute ' ur WAR TO CLOSE SCHOOL DOORS & i? a i jSSSiiic' ?& T - t ire Ger-mu- I - '(’ y--v suits represent value considerably in usual standard and offer you an opportunity appear well dressed at all times for find that suit style and pattern that are always found in higher prices and and ginger Snappy styles full aim like kind all young vigor best fifteen dollar values in the give coiuitrv -- 0 jt so iV v ’ '? ’ ivf t‘£- - ALTERATIONS FREE wz WiV -- ALL THE YEAR AROUND - MEXICO AND MUNITIONS SHIP ALLIES TO BE SUPPLIED WITH FOOD AND MONEY CHILE NEUTRAL SUNK BY PATROL Guatemala and Peru Manifest Desire to Join With ‘ -- America mill ned fr u I 'aue 1 reach ? information a? to : :i the state department informally tod and n pro a mat ion nutralitv th Mexican corgre-- s expected after meets April 15 of Brazil Official confirmation i’ i I I i' i I break with the I--I hau-definitel- y - g: d o ! Hess Produce Co -- GET OUR PRICES Goe-tha- ls tl decided for war As the la: nation Brazil's gest South American influence on the nth--:republics of the new world is expect'd to he second orly to that f t e United States to la ignoOfficials here 7 r rant of the purpose of Peru as - - government :J state departmer1 and t lie Hr:- zll'an mba-- s tonight l::t officials believe ili-- rr is no doubt thrt the authorities a Ti i Janeiro still lacking at ed In nr s reports in sending a Washington “on a naval officer i special naval m:! as a sign that or ii io: is crystalizing in favor of belligerency Official advices from Guatrirsln during the day left little doubt that the proclamation of martial law the: was a preliminary to a break with GerI’nder suspension of the civil many law the Guatemalan government can take drastic steps in controlling wfcai otherwise might be a serious situation presented by the large German population AMEVDS ITS lXt'OltUOlCATIOX The Wyoming Sugar company of Ogden has filed with the secretary of state amendments to its articles of inits capitalizacorporation increasing tion from 51000 001 to SlilOiV'OO The Valley Farming & Live Stock company filed articles of incorporaThe company la capition The incorporators talizedyesterday for $10000 are A C Call R H Baumunk Oh a W Coy K S King and W R Skeen rla FREE VOTE COUPON Good for 10 Votes It a s raise your own and cut down the high OF ARMY SHOES For BUST SELL Address Dist No City This conpon will count ten votes whra properly filled out and sent to the Campaign Manager The on or before the above date All coupons must be neatly trimmed and put np in packages with total number of votes on top coupon Herald-Republic- an Lot Southwest Corner of 13th East and 7th South Streets Near New East Will Side High School Offer Make Sacrifice Quick Telephone Hyland 1702 Chicago April 10 — The government has already contracted for more than 1000000 pairs of army shoes at prices ranging from $485 to $510 it was stated by one of the leading tanneries here today Of these 626000 pairs were ordered in St Louis last week The National Association of Tanners recently offered to fully with the government In the economical equipment of army and navy with leather products It was said that the tanners’ organization wag ready to turn over Its plants to the government If It was thought that such a departure would decrease the cost of shoes co-oper- ate vege-table- cost of living— BAILEY’S 8 SEEDS will reward your efforts Seed stocks all over the country are short and may not hold out so get your supply now ASEJSIf Retail Store 63 XL & SOM CO Second South Wholesale Fifth South and Third West Streets 7 Telephones Wasatch 3535-36-3- ESSE ES5R |