Show THE - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY MAT 1 1917 HEEAliD-REPUBEIOA- N toes and saw them sold at retail this at more than 85 spring A E Reynolds agTaln dealer repIndians said a shortage of resentingcars was largely responsible railway for high wheat prices-“Supply and demand no longer are related” he said “because of the disto railway service The arrangement Who gets cars can get any price (nan he asks for his wheat He Is as well as grain asked The state representatives were to assist the investigation bjr furnish- Information concerning law violaing tions Most of them will remain here over Wednesday for a conference with the council of national defense on the organization of state defense eounclls Chairman Harris of the trade commission later took tip the food situation with President Wilson Pise— see Food Situation Secretary Houston discussed the food situation at eonfsrences with ths heads of the country's big produce poultry butter and egg exchanges and with editors of fifty women's magazines The food dealers came to Washington to Inquire as to the government's price no were told that fixing planamove They Immediate In that direction was Intended and that the administration would ask for power to fix prices only in event the emergency artsea The editors were called here for aid In furthering the agriculture department’s food conservation plana They the promised to open theirIncolumns to war experts department's teaching time household food economies and back yard gardening In the House besides the administration measura a bill was Introduced by Sabath of Illinois to Representative the prices of the necessities of regulate life through a federal commission The Senate committee resubcommittee Senator ferred to aagriculture Gronna's bill to prohibit the use of and fruits In the manufacture grains No action alcohol during the war of on this measure Is looked for until the committee has concluded work on other A large phases of the food problemrevenue now of the government's part comes from the tax on liquors and this will be considered In a study of the bill A YEC Tft VIET Tl Once Said: T Napoleon atA Footsore Army Is An Army 1 IjALiO 1 v I iLLl FRENCH ATTACK Half Defeated9 ' In" every community men are drilling For ' IN CHAMPAGNE Nivelle’s Infantry Captures Positions on Both Sides of Mont Carnillet I all for National Preparedness these men the frequent use of ALLEN'S FOOT-EAS- E the antiseptic powder Into the Shoes find sprinkled shaken ' Foot-bath In the increases their ef- flclenoy and Insures needed physical comfort It takes the friction from the on shoe and 'rests the feet The troope the Mexloan border bee Allen's Foot-Baand1 over 100000 packages have been used' by the French and English troope In Europe We will mall FREE packages to any soldier's address upon! marketing-transp- ortation Rprlilrtinn of InPHTTlP Tax se Don’t be discouraged Resinol Soap (Continued from Page 1) tlon Re doubts It Is understood if Roy more than this amount will be needed and urges that any further sums shall to engage in that sort of warfare and be raised by other methods than by attempt to break off the direct taxation continually If it should become Many and many a girl has a dear combats Democratic Leader Kltchln necessary In Britishmachines Two far fast also taxes healthy complexion today because some opposed saw consumption domain what the appeared enemy's to be a great flock of German planes I A bitter fight on the bill in full friend came to her with that sound adheaded toward the British lines The mlttee Is certain among vice Resinol Soap not only Is delighttwo British airmen climbed a couple some members aroused by the prolonged German Attack East Its hut and refreshing I fully cleansing e®cutIv® meetings of the committee I at the strangers They then aw that uAiTiih-- i to pimttfth vivninn °pp°fltlo° to of Arras Is Repulsed daily use reduces the tendency mawas a formation of fourteen it I of cosmetics Income offsets and excess profits taxes many of fighting scouts and I chines ples make storms inevitable Little news concerning the situation and gives nature the chance she needs to heaviercomposed probably intent I proposalsA new cloud also has a bombing raid inthe make red rough skins white and soft upon along the front from Lens to St Quenmember to dofaster and better maneuver-- I I threat of a Republican appeared Having tin where the British for several weeks the young Britons mand doubling of the present 1 cent through naglect or ii- - ing machines If ths akin la la bad about their fourteen enemies II duty on sugar Democrats and some Reeisol Ointment should played have made notable gains has been Draper treatment s littlefirst They Republicans however will fight the be uied with the Ri-no- l like a pair of giant hornets at vouchsafed London Monday night not dived at them time and time again fir- - II eugar proposal being determined the ratura to hasten Soep burets of machine gun j bullets as to open the tariff flood gates under merely mentioned the repulse of a Gerlng normal conditions Resinol to and I any consideration man attack east of Arras between With superior were speed able they passed Soap and Rcalnol Ointment There have been Insistent demands climb the British machines x and the Scarpe river are cold by all druggists I from as their to suited such tactics all sections of the country for adopt Berlin dismissed the Arras sector with the I public hearings but none will be held purpose and from the moment ifGer-BS first the assertion that Monday saw only an of the I I If present plans' are carried out formation the attack man machines began to break up of the recommendations in artillery engagement of varying Intenbeen fI theOnly meet with the approval of the After two of their machines had bill’part sity but It goes to considerable extent was In ths set on fire and destroyed and a third full A normal tax ol marked by artillery duels Het-Sainto a description of the sanguinary sent- spinning down to an undoubted 2 per cent would be levied by the s and of Steenstraete region of at engagements Oppy Saturday the hostile squadron was I proposed bill on all Incomes above the which It is asserted still remains in lively grenade fighting took place fatal crash disorganized the surviving proposed exemptions Above 88000 and German hands and north of the Doual-Arr- There was considerable aerial activity 4000 and up to 85000 4 per cent would an A engageaviator after Belgian road The- British casualties In be levied Surtaxes would begin at Gera above Leke brought down 85000 and continue upward none being this fighting are declared to have been ment " more than 6000 while more than 1000 man biplane Inside the enemy lines’ higher thanIs 80 per cent Almost believed could be raised it 40 were and machine guns prisoners the coming year by this plan during captured and ten tanks were destroyed Heavy Loss Sustained whereas Secretary McA&oo’s suggestion The airmen of all the belligerents of starting taxes at 81500 and 82000 a to continue carry out spectacular contemplated raising 8340000000 the by British in Charges Decision to recommend increasing tax on whisky from to 82 a galSevere fighting continues on the Berlin ' April 30 —The official anon lon and beer from 8150 to 8250 that Macedonian front where the British nouncement Issued here today says a barrel was reached after determined took the offensive last week The war that the town of Oppy on the front of efforts to make it higher had failed office today announced that an effort the British attack remains in German that a moderate tax would Argument to expel the British from positions cap- hands ! encourage production and discourage I CW uays illicit manufacture tured had been defeated preand On the front of the French offensive uCVCIl tO Start vailed A soft drink tax selling also is rec- Autdassed Teutons Forced Notably increased activity particu- between Soissons and the Suippes the ommended larly by enemy scouting parties Is re- artillery fighting Increased at dawn to Quit Guiding Artillery In an effort to the manufacported on the Russian front today turers and smokersprotect of cheap cigars it The announcement says that the was decided to fix a graduated tax by Planes on all kinds of cigars Clgaret taxes French and British lost eleven airFrench Deliver Blow would be doubled Wholesale and western front Saturday planes on the I tail tobacco merchants would be taxed from twenty-thre- e BritPage and 1) In the Sunday (Continued from Page 1) in Champagne Region ish assault on Saturday and 86 respectively annually the statement opinion however favored passage' of I 825Suggestion 4 per cent rate which are continually a of flat seeking to swoop more than 6000 men fell before the resolution with this feature I on both freight and passenger trans-omlttParis April 30 — In a powerful attack says on down British the I artillery observers German positions and more than In portatLon proceeds was rejected in the Champagne region today the the I favor of rates 4 cent to send and them were than 1000 Gerthe no was per taken The There discussion of the naval I higheran ground before French troops captured several forti- mans prisoners on cent per machine and of in the the executive guns the British captured forty fiiih7eiareesCke policy country fied lines of trenches in the neighborfighting patrols can reach destroyed ten British armored motor session although the doors were closed I x 5 per cent tax on the factory cost them Recently however he said the hood of Mont Carnillet to a depth of cars when it was suggested that the debate j of automobiles and musical instru-mig- Germans had 500 to 1000 meters according to the developed another light The war office communication today lead into this field ments is recommended war office report Issued tonight which by climbing to machine motion Amusement says: fighting Including places The statement reads: houses and baseball parks ’20000 feet seeks to overtop the British “Western theatre: After the picture failure I violent took “Quiet The passage of the resolution was would pay stamp taxes equal to 10 per light fighters and clear them out artillery actions Saturday the place between St Quentin and the Oise of their great attack made their gate receipts Other forced by Senator Knox of Pennsylva-- 1 cent of atlocal British losses have been running reEnglish yesterday only and on the Chemin Des Dames There tacks taxes would be levied on bonds & former secretary of state who I nla as high as thirty to forty maagainst Oppy and north of the ald “ was grenade fighting in the ccctor of 8 U the 8hIP safa “YrUfTclVe" of cently road from Doual to Arras In a notes a chines Yt£LVvVrItme Ilurtebise farm promissory day because of the extraordiI and used profit memoranda of sales convey-a- s nary chances assault against the hot- were taken over the enemy's “In Champagnot after spirited artilrepeated I German submarines for the ances entries forthwith of goods from lines according contest for village they exhaust- Mr targets I lery preparation our Infantry at 1240 ly Knox offered a resolution different warehouse invoices power of attorney rule they go out toin the major ofAssixa o'clock delivered an attack against the ed their forces and the village re- In effect squadrons but not in purpose and an-- 1 II parlor car seats and telephone and divided into three pairs and prepared German lines on bo'h sides of Mont mained In our hands On both banks nounced his messages to Intention telS®Tapli It for press to on down in unison I swoop Carnillet To the west we captured of the Scarpe the strong artillery any German taxes are also petroleum passage In the near future While he machine that may come up several fortified lines of tranches from fighting continues discussing his resolution Chairman losses was that mount as far as south of Beine "Athecareful estimate puts the Culberson of the Judiciary committee over at 6000 Regards British as to a depth varying from 500 to 1000 of English Saturday in the resolution subsequentmen In who fell brought and before our posimeters To ths east we pushed our of Air in addition to which over 1000 ly adopted In modified form which was Conquerors lines forward on the north slopes tions the drawn of machine and were prisoners by Rees department justice as guns forty his opinion Major northeast of Mont Haut as far as the brought In by us Ten tanks were de- and whioh has been under consideragave it that the British had defeated the Gerapproaches to the road between Nau-ro- y stroyed tion in committee for more than a mans In every way in the air and deand Moronvllliers “Front German of crown the “Violent artillery fighting-continueprived them of Invaluable reconnaisPowerful French reconnaissancesprince: were week In the executive session Senator sance power The Zeppelin he said in that region In the Bols Le Pretre attempted yesterday morning to estabIs now practically useless as a military we carried out efficacious fighting on lish the success of the French fire of! Knox disclaimed any pride In his own destruction directed our posi- resolution and made no effort to have Raids over undefended places weapon the German organizations against o on the In England still continue occasionally when It became apparent the it “On April 29 air pilots brought down tions near passed and north of Rheims plateau of hroush e“- -1 Bills Introduced Provide but the defenses of fortified bases are four German airplanes six other The occupants our repulsed i!“onrtlkTthy so powerful that it Is almost certain enemy machines seriously hit descend- these attacks From trenches ar-1 midday the destruction come near ed within their line where they were tlllery engagements from Means to Loose Hoards and them Theyforarea Zeppelin to never Soissons to forced to make a landing used Suippes again Increased with very few practically near the battle lines “Our bombing airplanes dropped Intervals reaching its greatest inten- LOYALTY OF CHICAGO Limit Charges conthe evening hours It Germany's whole artillery observaprojectiles on the aviation fields at sity tinuedduring with varying tion Major Rees declared strength Colmar Habshelm and Frascati (a sub- the during is conducted with the break of day night tobut means of captive balloons A short urb of Metz) in addition to railway increased by its effect strongest from (Continued Page 1) time ago the British and French made stations at Ars Noveant Amagne “Front of Grand Duke Albriecht: compel concerns so licensed to loose a combined attack at 4 p m and The Faverger Nothing to report Liicqy and Bethenivllle hoarded stocks of food to refrain from knocked down every captive balloon “Saturday on the western front the bridge and enemy bivouacs were likeenemy lost e eleven airplanes and Sunwise successfully bombarded unjust or discriminatory practices or from the North sea to Switzerland Not twenty-threand in adairplanes “Eastern theatre April 29 — On the day charges and could force them to exact for three days did another balloon ap three captive balloons ir prlce only pear In sight he said night of April 9 a Bulgarian coun- dition Federal Authorities “Baron von Richthofen achieved his InquirPilots can be trained in about three terattack against the positions recent- forty-eigforty-nint- h fiftieth fifty-fir- st Trade ‘ Federal months according to Major Rees and Body ly captured by the British troops was and fifty-secoaerial Into victories Toward Attitude ing be from 19 to 25 years old There were ar- and Lieutenant Wolff belonging to completely repulsed Laimehes Food Probe should not much over 160 pounds his chaser actions eschelon the whole shot down five weighing front tillery along Missions Foreign machines thus securing his diThe consideration he gave enemy The federal supreme trade commission especially in the British sector" h victim” and rected to President Wilson Investiintelligence Belgian communication: “At various twenty-sixtreliability as the task by war office statement says: Tonight'sto the airmen is of vital lm entrusted with the gate points along the Belgian front the day agricultural department “Near Arras there has been an ar30 —That a report of the causes of Chicago April food portance started high prices of varying intentillery engagement Its Inquiry today with a hearing at Major Rees stated that the purpose sity Along the Aisne and In Cham- the alleged “disloyal” utterances of which of of food state coming to Washington with the pagne the artillery battle continues” representatives' William Hale Mayor Thompson had commissions told of food conditions warhismission was largely to tell the been prepared and was forwarded to American the aviation In experts of the rethroughout country outlining Two British Airmen Rout Washington today was admitted at the the purposes and scope of the inquiry sults of England's two and a half members of the commission declared years of experience in flying All the Flock of German Fliers! headquarters-o- of the local bureau of in- their first aim would be to remedy un- patents and designs used in British the of jus- lawful and economic conditions vestigation department The machines he said would be available British — Headquarters in France tice The report was said to Include commission clothed with inquisitorial the government with any other In30 The British aviators report newspaper reports of the mayor's state- and corrective powers will work In for One package April formation In possession of the British that it Is difficult Just now to get Ger- ments relative to the Inviting the Brit- close the with corps Many American machines man flying agricultural into close fighting They ish and French commissions to aviators proves 25c at all druggists say that Chicago department giving particular attention are In use In England for training the Germans appear unwilling A number of leading business and to violations of antitrust laws In food purposes but none on lhe fighting line The American engine in Major Rees professional men who have been mem- distribution bers of an advisory committee apopinion has developed- to a noteworStates Represented Forty soon he the after mayor by thy extent hut the rest of the Amerpointed Forty states were represented at the ican machine naturally has not been took office have announced their with- conference and four governors attend- submitted to all the tests which the drawal from the committee giving as ed In person of Minnesota allied machines have had to meet and the reason their disapproval of his Frazer or NorthMllllken Dakota man of Is not so fast or so great a weight course In regard to the invitation to the Rhode Island and Harris Beech of Georgia carrier distinguished foreigners Many of the representatives blamed at the beginning of the war After the mayor decided that he be- high prices on middlemen and on poor theEngland said was supposed to have lieved he would be “presuming consid- transportation major methods Some thought a of twelve machines for squadron erably to take the position that all of there was no actual food shortage and each of the six army divisions but as the people of Chicago are in favor of deplored the publicity given to reports a matter of fact she had only three the Invitation” the city council by of a poor wheat crop Hoarding by The service was very 'chaotic with the unanimous vote Invited members of the housewives and others they said had and the navy bidding against army two missions to visit this city taken much food from the markets and each other until the whole air service had added to a general hysteria was — this is positively the ONLY large dental office In Utah that publicly under composed put Governor Frazer declared there was of a neutral the air board an and a to and DOES use only SOLID GOLD In bridge work All army president APPOINTED WHITNEY guarantees with wrong something distributing mua other materials are so far above comparison with those used by many member official of the and when navy farmers last fall ra systems dentists and dental “companies” that work done here must not 81 a bushel for pota- - nitions board ceived less than GENERALI ADJUTANT be CONFUSED theirs! (Continued from Page 1) of the Parle war office which announces that duels of violence are still goingartillery on There also haa been & continuation of the gTeat artillery activity from St Quentin to the Oise and along the northeast of Soissons Chemln-Dee-Dam- Address Allen request N Y Olmsted Le B - will clear your es ent com-Resentm- “ ill-effe- cts two-seate- rs - - llonchy-Le-Preu- - sub-commit- Hats Your Choice at Regular $6 $8 and $10 Values ‘ tee 1 as 8500-0000- The newest conceptions of the season— among them you will find Bancocks Panamas Lizerie effects Make your selections at $245 00 AIR WARFARE bat-tle- 81-1- m TOLD BY HERO 0 Hemstitching and Picoting r All Thread Furnished Cotton 10c yd Silk 15c yd Mail Orders Promptly Attended To 1 ed - ht - four-time- s FOOD CONTROL NO W IN ORDER s Bri-mo- nt Berry-Au-Ba- X 28-2- ht OUR DRUG 8TORB IS AT 112-11- 4 SO MAIN STREET collective President Ripley announced bargaining today The bonus will be paid July 1 to emwho have been In the service ployees Only One Body Recovered Y road the of for six months and will be I From Hastings 'Work 10 per cent of the wages paid to them 20 —One mors during the six months prior to ths day Hastings Colo Aprilrecovered since of payment body the nineteenth the disaster was brought out of ths mine of the Hastings Fuel company here tonight One hun- DELIVERY BIG FACTOR dred and one bodies are believed to be still entombed in the mine where an IN COST OF LIVING Ths last Friday explosion occurred out was found body Washington April 30 —Delivery of in thebrought sixth north tonight where It la entry believed there are forty or fifty more living necessities within a city costs bodies more than railway freight transportation according to a census bureau reSANTA FE TOPAY port made public today based on an of conditions in this city investigation where there Is a minimum of Industrial EMPLOYEES BONUS and' wholesale hauling Of the 128 establishments reporting — Chicago April 30 Employees of ths 62 per cent of the gross sales was spent Atchison Topeka 4b Fanta Fe railroad for delivery are to receive a bonus of 10 per cent Redfield said the Secretary which is to apply to all employees of showed our “that cartage Is one ofreport althe road whose salaries are less than largest wastes but seems go 85000 a year and who are not employed most unheeded by students of publio under schedules or contracts made by matters” MINE SEARCH IS SLOW Vlctor-Americ- mn o nd Bell-an-s Absolutely- Removes Indigestion - FIRST MOONLIGHT it 1 1MC - My $5 Bridges Solid Gold Why Pay Same (or “Gold Filled” Work so-call- ed with —a d ” is made just as a watch case is bridge or silver You know that a solid center contains copper german d one and Is worth more watch costs more than a —besides It Is dangerous to have base metals In your mouth! And you PAY for SOLID GOLD—why not DEMAND It? This is the dental office publicly offering solid gold bridge work at 85 gold-fille- “gold-filled- gold-fille- The gold also only shot No Hired Dentists — the reason this office can afford to use better materials and take MORE TIME with each patient Is because it Is NOT a dental “company” There are no hired dentists hero—there Is no nonworking and to pay a big profit to —Dr Ward ‘manager” are EQUALLY interested Dr Morgan and myself n ASSOCIATED together to do a three-ma- n practice at a' —YOU get the benefit! one-ma- non-produci- ng We are expense DEAD BY GUARD) Negro Killed as He Disregarded Command to Halt on Bridge SO — Thomas Quarles Spokane a private inApril the Idaho National Guard doing patrol duty early today shot and killed a negro who while crossing a railroad bridge failed to halt when commanded r in Fulfilling Our —call today for a FREE EXAMINATION of your teeth!- Although you MORE PERSONAL and THOROUGH attention and In will get of the fact that we use' BETTER MATERIALS —ypu will pay NOspite MORE than for hurried attention by hired dentists! Solid gold bridgework 85 silver fillings 81 Other "prices In proportion Open Sunday per tooth 2 and evenings durir- until § Idaho Militiamen Our policies of dealing with the public In a spirit of mutual fairness have won for ns many friends and patrons These policies are in strict conformity with the principles of sound conservative banking but possess that human element so much appreciated by peo- 5 - to The Special - pay Herald-R- e pntIIcuJ Ogden April 2 0 —Company K 'Idaho National Guard Capt CL C of 139 enlisted Biggs consisting men three pf fleers and two medicos detrained here this afternoon upon arrival from Boise and are encamped In the railway' yards- The guardsmen : are to be stationed ' In canyons on the Union Pacific along the Southern Pacific west of Ogden and along the Oregon Short Llnec ' - - up to data music that jnst MAKES yon dance Ton all know Owen Sweeten and: his "Jazz band — the program includes the following popular airs: “Missouri Walts” “London Taps” “Poor Butterfly” “Step With Pep” “Homesickness Bines” 'Em Higher In Hawaii” “Naughty “They’re Wearin Naugthy Naughty" “Mammy’s Little Coal Black Bose’ and others XL at 745 and the second at 815 Dancing begins when first train arrives at the lake Bonnd trip fare including dancing 25c Two trains from Saltair Depot—first ' : ple doing business here It Is our desire to serve you regardless of the size of your deposits the small depositor is as welcome as the large one We ' f Designated to Guard Railroads in Utah 1 1 Come out and dance in the ray of a big blue moon to lively and Highest Mission - Examination Free! - San Francisco April 30 —Lieut Col H H Whitney coast artillery corps has been designated adjutant general the army for the western department of was anhere It with headquarters nounced todayi TONIGHT 4 per cent Interest" “The with a personality MERCHANTS BANK Hones Capital 9250000 Member of Salt Lake dealing JOHN PINGREE President ' O P SOULE Vice Free MORONI HEINES Flee Pm RADCLIFFE Q CANNON L J HAYS Assistant Cashiers Corner Mala- and Third South SALT LAKE CITY UTAH : t The ' Saltair preseason dances will be given every Tuesday and Friday nights —rain or shine Tuesday is always “Moonlight Barn Dance Night”— you dance in the rays of a big blue moon If you miss a dance at Saltair you’re missing something Ask anyone who ' was out last Friday night ‘ ' 3 |