Show “ It’sFair AQuantyNewspaper Salt Lake Smelter Settlements Lead 10c ' iwm J u ) Silver or and Sqnare THE WEATHER Tues and Wed partly cloudy unsettled 1 : 74c c°PPer (cathodes) 28675c METALS (Zinc (St Louis) $925 Inter mountain Republican 17 No 3S ti Salt Uka Herald PRICE FIVE CENTS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY MAY 29 1917 - Vol ' IZi bef f VoL ‘ 179 No U y Bonds— What for? - — Q —WHAT IS THE LOAN FORT t : A — To pay for feeding clothing and munitioning the men who are fighting for you " Q— WHERE CAN I BUY A BOND? k A—At any bank or at the p os toffies Q— AREN’T BONDS TOO BIG FOR MET A— You can get them any size from $50 and $100 up to $100000 - Q— DO A— No ' - v" T Only $2 Down Required MUCH DO HOW I HAVE TO PAY NOW ON A $100 BOND T Q— A— $2 down on subscribing (June 15 last day) Q— WHEN DO I HAVE TO PAY THE RESTf A— $18 on June 28 $20 on July 30 $30 on Augnst 15 $30 on August 30 plus interest earned bv the bond before it is paid for Q— WOULD I PAY AT LIKE RATES FOR OTHER BONDS! A — Yes For a $50 bond cut the figures in half For a $1000 bond multiply them by ten’ Q— CAN EASIER TERMS OF PAYMENT BE HAD? A — Some banks are arranging to carry the payments for subscribers and collect in twelve monthly installments Q— WHAT INTEREST DO THE BONDS PAY A —3y2 per cent a year No Taxes on Bonds Q— DO I HAVE TO PAY “TAXES ON THEM ? A — No nor on the income from them Your heirs would be liable onlv" for estate and inheritance taxes That is all Q —HOW CAN I GET MY MONEY OUT OF THEM IF I WANT IT? A — They are salable on a few minutes’ notice in the bond exMost people would be glad to accept them as money even change though thev are not- legal tender Q— SUPPOSE THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD ISSUE MORE BONUS BEARING 4 OR 5 PER ('ENT INTEREST LIKE GREAT BRITAIN HAS DONE WOULDN’T MY BONDS GO DOWN IN VALUE? A — The government provides for this lou can turn your oVa bond in at par as subscription for a new bond bearing the cent per higher interest rate Security Is Absolute Q— HOW TS THE LIBERTY BOND PAYING 3!fc PER CENT4 EQUAL IN ATTRACTION TO THE SAVINGS BANK PAYING PER CENT? A — It gives absolute security against loss: interest starts from the day of investment: it is secure against future taxation as well as "shOULD I PUT MY MONEY INTO BONDS ANY- - ' - - Italians Smash Their Way Across Timavo River and DOWN : Demands of Workmen so Exorbitant Says Bill Conferring Power to In- Minister of Finance It Seems impossible r spect Storage Plants and to Keep Industrial Wheels Moving Uncover Hoarders Passed if : I HAVE TO PAY ALL CASH r Without a Second Vote PETROGRAD Nay 28 — The industrial crisis in Russia is soMacute that recent Shingar-ofutterance of the minister of finance a f only a miracle can save the country from economic ruin The demands of the workmen are so enormous he declared that it seemed impossible to SENATE DISCUSSING Capture San Giovanni on keep the industrial wheels going for any great length of time The socialist ministers at a recent ministerial council said that the only SIMILAR MEASURE Railroad Skirting to a wtor difficulties the to was the saw of bring settling possibility they close Triest to Leading Neither the coalition cabinet nor the Provision for Employment netoly appointed commission to regulate tho difficulties between capital of Women in Work Where GAINS ALSO MADE and labor has yet found a way to settle industrial crisis The commission Practicable Adopted ON JULIAN FRONT the Is composed of the ministers of finance trade and industry and labor but since Motion of Miss Rankin there is a wide divergence of views beRussian Artillery Fire on tween the minister of finance and the new socialist of labor It seems WASHINGTON May 28— The adEastern Front Increases in probable thatminister this commission will be ministration’s food surrey bill confronted with the same difficulties first of the food- control measures Ger- that attended previous efforts at Intensity Twenty-tw- o was passed by the House today withMexican Workers Menaced out a record vote It appropriates man Airplanes Brough An investigation of the factory conby Miners Who Demand $14770000 for an immediate invest! ditions in PetrogTad leads to the alarmDown by British in Day ing but inevitable conclusion that unRecognition of Union gation of the country’s food resources less the government soon finds a means and for measures £o stimulate proof adjusting the present difficulties A SIDE from the Austro-Italia- n duction most of the industrial enterprises work- CONFERENCES BEGUN A theatre especially the south ing for national defense will be comsimilar bill is under debate in to close a within few months eastern sector where the Italians are pelled e Senate and may be passed there An investigation shows also finanbreak to making spirited efforts cially the same difficulties prevail in all ‘Exact Justice’ Promised by Wednesday H° the big factories in Petrograd and apThe agricultural department expects toward line Austrian through the — Your brothers are offering their lives to save the nation from Governor and to the from authenticated a Campbell reports parently accurate present estimate fairly Triest little fighting of consequence Moscow Donets and Ural districts Inthe "Teat dangers that threaten it You are only asked to put your of food resources within three weeks Federal Official In dicate d after investment that will pay interest from the day the many bill is signed by the Presdisorganization is taking place on any of the other of the general money into a factories the demands by the ident Secretary Houston said today As vou make it All you have in the world you owp to vouj country If soon as the measure becomes a law tlie battle fronts workmen for increased wages are you look your fellow citizeqs you fail to do the little that is asked can to the entire than Jerome Ariz May 28 —Assurances department will start Its 17060 emgreater profits actually between duels continue make sqre that democracy Do bit Artillery your of the factories under the best condi- that “every effort would be made to ployees and the 150000 voluntary crop in the face without shame? in the tions of production The workmen the French and the Germans to work on the investigation shall endure in this world settlement’’ of the strike of reporters hurry their committees are virtually union The to through be made preliminary report while of France miners and to see that “exact within three weeks will be Champagne region in commend of the factories and all supplewas done” were given here to- mented with justice to them business submitted to be British has held the the front by and monthly probreports nlong night by Governor Campbell of Arizona ably by a further complete report for Wages In a majority In-of and McBride John ' the operations are being carried ou the approval representaspecial factories have already been six months if necessary tive of the department of labor who within cent J50 100 to But from creased per Information small will be turned raiding parties mainly by mass' meeting- hastily ar- over to Herbertgathered there has yet been no offset by an ad- addressed astrike C Hoover who will be On the eastern front the Russian ar- vance leaders ranged byW: in prices of the output' named to hjuL a food administration as managert-o- f In one' of the works' in Petrograd the theCharles as the pending regulatory food tillery fire against the Austrians Is InVerde mine owned by for- sodtr measure workmen recently demanded the Im- mer United becomes law creasing in intensity probably presag mediate United States Senator W A Clark — rubles 13000000 of V' payment Women to Be Employed Ing tho awakening of the Russians normally $6500000— to cover an in- arrived here tonight and tomorrow will The bill survey from their lethargy and the approach crease of fifteen kopecks an hour for confer with Governor Campbell and It came from the passed virtually as Miss committee each workman since the beginning of McBride of hostilities on a great scale A plea from W A ' Burns executive Rankin the woman representative from of war the organThe directors the On the Carso plateau Just above the committeeman of the International Montana inserted an amendment which ization communicated with the govern- Union Italians the of of of Mine Mill and Smelter Work- would require the department of agri Gulf Triest the head ment and asked to be placed under culture to use women In the survey U S Tests ers checked acrofas the as tonight a demonstration by work have smashed their way protection against voluntary arrest workmen Speed Possible on White Mob Sweeps Through whenever practicable An amendwhich strike threatened as which sympathizers of the threats the Timavo river and captured the village ment by Representative McKenzie of serious trouble for a time Streets Beating Negroes Los Angeles to Salt Lake accompanied the demand The Illinois would make all persons emof San Giovanni a scant two miles usual were for two days housed in Violence directors Threatened under to bill liable the ployed northwest of Dulno a fashionable wa- the ministry of justice The governRoad Wherever Found A crowd had started to search for service and another would military permit that directors the Informed ment on resort the railroad two a Mexicans finally Burns skirting when mounted to refuse to go more than 300 tering matter wculd be considered and pile of bricks pleaded with the men to citizens miles from their homes or places of the Gulf of Triest and leading into the held workmen with the demand of the Governor and said order preserve that business East St Louis I1L May 28—He to gprrial to The in a food inquiry h into fell testify Nine Triest guns in abeyance the directors Campbell and Col James J Hornbrook temporarily ANGELES May 28 —A As originally drawn the bill carried mob that formed here last night to the hands of the Italians when they returned to the factory LOS of the Seventeenth United 'States cav- more than $18000000 but committee with of the test efspeed become has An hour attack clay negroes dispersed shortly soon will eight the village and they alry were witnessing the demonstration changes reduced the total These are raptured can be sent which messengers army 2 o’clock this morning after be ured against the Austrians as their fective in all factories According to from the windows of their hotel amounts after the principal to appropriated: the estimate of a leading manufacturer by automobile from Los Angeles The Colonel Hornbrook and condition Is described as excellent governor For seeds education $5778000 for Ansuf- arrived here at 6 wrecking considerable property and Salt Lake was started from Los the output of these factories has m and were In increasing production by waste elimTo tho north in the vicinity of p of direction 40 under the decrease of per injuring at least fifty of the blacks geles today conference with John McBride special ination and conservation the Italians have captured forti- fered an average $4348400 Deexof the officials He war revolution the cent since department fied Austrian trenches and along the representative of the department of general survey $2522000 eradication AST ST LOUIS 111 May 29 —A that all these concerns were labor partment of the West when imthe demonstration of diseases stock live and live stock Julian front have made further gains plained began of the Owen Bird quarterimminent an with Capt confronted shortage mob estimated to number 3000 and consolldafed positions previously of raw materials and with bankruptcy following the appearance of men from provement work $885000 miscellan-(Continue- d of the westmaster’s department Verde' United the the of copper taken largest persons shouting threats to rid the on Page 3) ern division with Charles Bigelow The Austrian war office asserts that producers in the Jerome district and two officers and of negroes imported to work in as a driver relief city one of the twenty mines involved In the Sunda's attacks by the Italians near this Los and munitions plants factories from started Angeles demandare of near miners union who strike Jamiano were repulsed and that 4 o’clock in an Oldsmo-mil- e at the streets last swept morning through ing recognition of the union Castagnivixza attempts at an advance the run It car for this morning atand touring night early men were fifteen The escorted also by would car by the Italians failed It asserts the was that and negroes wherexpected beating tacking armed guards The crowd- followed them been 6 o'clock that the Italian casualties have Aus ever Utah the reach found Several by negroes were capital from the mine Into the Mexican quarter Anti-Dravery heavy the ground before the tomorrow so ft evening probably injured severely they of Jerome yelling and making threats trian positions being covered with ItalGeneral Siebert commandersanc-of will die 13000 unwounded More than ian dead Workers Are Disarmed A meeting had been held in the the department of the west serItalians had been captured up to Sundetailed a run and were tioned the from Several shots fired today city hall auditorium to protest them a corporal as the miliday says the statement 7000 of and men to work at of direction the the importation of more geant going against The obIn the car having been made prisoner on the the United Verde mine after stones and after the mayor laborers tary guard negro Carso plateau time the run and will servers men will a were crowd in at thrown them who adcouncilman and several by British airmen are continuing to roads Staon various went check the The of shots strike had dressed the sympathizers departed meeting the GeroperateIn extensively against All the workers were disarmed tion men of the Salt Lake Route the audience did not disperse but mans France Twelve German ma- Arrests Made in Four States wild Adwhich the car will travel Y mine reached when Curtis the to a block where a numalong they proceeded of the time chines were destroyed in fights in the the will were running and Ten others arrested report saloons are located ber of negro today for Advising Resistance last night some charged with carrying vanced Medical Corps to Los Angeles air Monday and1' ten others were sent machine street cars and The mob stopped Ap to the ground out of control Another inwith and others concealed Its search for weapons in cars Interurban to Army Registration ' machine fell victim to British anti disorder Made to storm threatened and negroes citing STIRS DR HILLIS pointments aircraft suns Three British machines C R Dominguez chief officer of the the Jail where at least a score of failed to return to their base Dealing eduera a Mexican Li Protectora Latina had been taken for safe negroes AUDIENCE — PASO EL 28 Nine with Sunday’s air fighting the German May which cational the has lodge opposed Ambulances ‘made the keeping to WASHINGTON returned by a strike was attached on the street toanumber of war office says German airmen shot of rounds the streets in the wake SULTAN DAMNING BY in activof the mob to pick up uncon(Continued on Page ) day according to witnesses and kicked federal court In Texas against and beaten He was placed in jail for ity of the' National Guard of Utah scious and injured blacks leaders of an alleged conspiracy to of El Paso May 28 — Hundreds Dr Maj W G Williams adjutant genPolice reserves were helpless safety when hinder army draft registration and men business Wept today eral yesterday made one cavalry The city council today prohibited of Brooklyn two arrests In Virginia on similar Hillis the numbers of the mob Newell Dwight against a on Belwomen from children transfer and the in and promotion conditions promoN Y being were cited Moll man appealed for Fred pictured Attorney by Mayor charges Serbia tion from artillery to cavalry and France and cheered streets in the business district of northern General Gregory tonight in another gium to R W Cavanaugh in aid Maj and two appointments in the medical under German rule Jerome will two of companies of the warning that the department who charge said: when Dr Hillis corps wildly deal relentlessly with persons Illinois infantry quartered Sixth to a sent message kaiser “The The promotion is that of Capt here Major Cavanaugh heading a attempt to interfere with ! the exethe sultan of Turkey saying ‘God W E Kneass commander of troop friend' cution of the draft law detail of 125 men helped to fight bless my you B of Ogden to major of cavalry I were a layman I would say “There are Indications” said Mr "If back the mob while several neMajor Kneass has been assigned without being sacreligious: God were rescued but this small Gregory “that attempts will be groes damn the sultan” by the adjutant general to the nfode in one or two of the central soldiers was Inadequate force of ChamLawrence and Hillis Dr of musketry and machine Will Visit New York and western cities to make registration Soldier Choruses Will Be Or- school a at New pubYork Mayor Mo liman then telegraphed berlin of spoke gun fire at Fort Sill Okla He The department is ineffective which InauguGovernor Lowden to send addilic today meeting leaves for this school within the week in El loan such emerrated for duty tional Liberty prepared to care for Probably Also Cities in troops next few days but expects to in Paso They left tonight for Los vHll be instrucIts Camps Is agents gencies ganized estimated It that 8000 negroes to on a tour of the southwest Utah before the Utah NaSouth and West Angeles ted (dsee that registration officers into the city been have loan brought in the interest of the Liberty tional Guard is sworn into federal perform their duties properly and since January- 1 bond campaign service in August 28 — American are not Interfered with in the perThe crowd was peaceable until May Washington After early the latest methods ’ studying — duties” of formance 28 their rest and would was received that two white take news recreation Official and troops May Washington In and machine INTERNATIONAL gun fire musketry octal Washington braved a driving centers along with them to France unmen been held up and shot had at the government post Major Seditious Conspiracy rainstorm today to welcome the Prince Charged out by the training worked der who was said to have a negro plans by — Kneass will instruct national BODY 28 United States CONCILIATION of Udine and other members of the Seattle guard May committee activities In return camp by wounded appointed been officers in Utah arItalian war mission at a formal recepsecret service operatives today emBaker The committee alSecretary' new tion given by Secretary and Mrs LanThe haa a M been capa Wells URGED BY HUGHES major rested Hulet city ready has received many offers of aid at the building tain for several years commanding sing AMERICAN FIGHTERS ployee former president of theonSe-a from actors and other' entertainers offiPresident Wilson and other high company B of Ogden before It was Beach N Y May 28 — attle Central Labor 'council General Bell commanding the Long cials were presented to the mission by Major converted to a cavalry unit He seditious conspiracy IN FRANCE SOON WILL Charles E Hughes speaking at the charge of eastern department has urged the comLansing Secretary the on foreign reB troop at the border commanded conference national distrlout of the the alleged accepted on prince day growing to stress During mittee singing lay great last ’year- Major Kneass Is a vetlations of the United States here an Invitation to visit New York City MEN NUMBER button by Wells and others of litand an effort will be made to get solasserted that If “the world ' Spanish-Amerlceran war the and it became known that the misof tonight resistance erature by advocating in choruses dier the camps for it going is to be safe sion is contemplating a trip to - southand the Filipino Insurrection' army London which the na- must be a world in democracy May 28 —An official J force of the government’s ern and central western cities E Lieut W of troop Lindquist draft plan and maintain statement tions the Issued here todaj’ says The first formal conferences of the recognize B temporarily is in command of the Wells is a clerk In the city light' CHANDLER ACQUITTED supremacy of law” Americans serv- the Italian visitors witha American officials that counting “But” he added “the purposes troop ' was twice Socialist with discussion of the department In British the and French begin today ing when this war is ended will reach First Lieut Curtis Y Clawson has candidate for mayor and has been Government Fails to Prove Charge of shipping situation Italy virtually additional and armies the units the function ol law and the ' her shipping with 'the other many years an officer of 'for In the affairs gf that pooled and to will France there added prominent shortly in be aim ViolstlngNeatrality will every to understood is feel that practicable allies Utah light field artillery party during the last ten years be 100000 Americans In France Los Angeles May 28— A directed way to provide safeguards committee had limited her against the general to ordered is transferred cavalry war was recurrence aug-- : of This verdict of ordered The statement aays 3500 war airthe to the danger point One of today acquittal — tonnage withadvancement In rank to capDetroit May 28 Nathan L in the neutrality case against Harry estabthe of guests will be constructed and 6000 advisability the seised German ships has been put planes tain v His successor in the battery Welsh of Detroit editor of the" Chandler assistant general manager of international instrumentaliAmerlishing 'the into the Italian service trained in the United by aviators can be made known until an dealthe Los Angeles TJmesLower--Baltazar Aviles - will not ties of conciliation which Michigan Socialist 'was arrested ican government and it is possible that this States year are not justiformer governor j of California with examination is held of a number will be later questions whichand others food by federal officials today r' after fiable-lrec- make and four others character EtS situation probably will not FarringThe Judge noncommissioned of of Welsh’s artillerists paper containing ton in the United States 'district court copies ARMY ENLISTMENTS 85J76 ommendations in the interests of much attention at the conferThe appointments to the medical had been require anticonscription articles not did evidence settlement held the May 28 —A total of ences as Italy's own supplies are large Washington paceful government’s O Evans of Dr are men of those J Six been have other v seized' men a sbeh new of “The function council had been recruited for the the sustain Is specific charge :pf conspirAll her wheat being imported from Balt Lake and Dr Edwin F Cham- arrested charged with circulating not be decision but sugges ' regular army up to last night- - Saturto wQuld ing to- ' send a military expedition Australia under ths International ar— day brought In 1336 berlain of Price as first lieutenants Lowec- California the paper yesterday tion and advice v rangement -- Gulf and on South American Republic’s Chamber Passes by Vote of 136 to 3 First Reading of Resolution to Revoke Proclamation of Neutrality EXTENSION OF ACTION TO ALLIES PROPOSED - - -- -- Spanish Government Urged to Break Relations With Germany in Resolhtion Adopted by Great Mass Meeting Held in Madrid ‘ i gilt-edge- &- - 38 Hours By Race Riot Auto Raging in Utah Plan Illinois City - Clark-genera- l A- Herald-Republica- n nix-inc- - Ja-mia- no Prosecute Capt Kneass Is Promoted Now a Major - Agitators Clawson Preparatory ITALIAN ENVOYS JANEIRO J? IOzilian Mar 28 — Th Bra- chamber today passed tho first reading of the government measure revoking Brazil’s neutrality in the war between Germany and tho United States The vote was 136 to 3 The leaders of the principal political factions declared that they would vote for the proposed project because they felt confident that parliament would complete tlie measure by revoking also in favor of the entente the country’s declaration of neutrality and thereby permit Brazil to take sides with the entente against Germany This declaration brought forth enthusiastic applause The measure under consideration the Brasilian chamber was drafted by by the committee on foreign relations It recommended the cancellation of the decree of April 25 1917 which declared the neutrality of Brazil in the war between Germany and the United States Under this bill President Bras is authorized to take the necessary steps to make the measure effective A Noticla says that in German circles it is asserted that Germany will declare war on Brazil within two or three days Chile Will Hack DrasiL Santiago Chile May 28 — Chile will support Brazil in adopting vigorous measures against Germany says- the Diaro Illustrado in commenting on the new aspect of the international situation brought about by the action of President Brax of Brazil in urging congress to revoke the decree of neutrality in the war between the United States and Germany and authorize measures for the defense of the nation's dignity “It is no longer a question of a congress of American neutral nations’ opines this newspaper “nor of the formation of & theoretical policy to bring about united action Recent events have wrought a great change and the Monroe doctrine have a deeper meaning now than ever before “Brazil has accused Germany of acts to Pan American ism Toprejudicial day it is Brazil and tomorrow other nations will make the same charges For the safeguarding of maritime traffio several natiohs will offer facilities for the United States warships engaged in this work Chile will be as friendly to the United States as Brazil and - Pan-Americani- sm -- Uruguay" Madrid May ed 28 —Resolutions adopt- at the great mass meeting in favoi (Continued on Page 3) - PLANNING TRIP FAILS IN EFFORT TO CROSS SINAI DESERT ’ re--tu- rn - ' - Pan-Americ- an 100000 - - an - - bat-'tery- 'A - - ‘ : - - - : - ' : 85-2- ' - 76 The Hague May 21 — Paul Schweder “Imperial Ottoman war correspondent” contributes to the German press an interesting story of an unsuccessful Turco --German advance from Hebron across the peninsula of Sinai toward the Suez canal the feature of which was keen disappointment at “the most careful calculations being upset by hard facts owing to ' the Sinat peninsula being virtually an unmapped country” Schweder explains that it was Impossible to march along the Mediterranean shore owing to fear of the British fleet the alternative being forced marches across 200 miles of terrible desert harassed by sandstorms locusts and lack of everything necessary to success Native guides were scarce Of these ' he says: “We found the local Bedouins who owed allegiance to England most difficult to enlist in our service and war often proved traitors The holy idea left them completely cold aa they are Indifferent to religion -- - J |