Show - 4 V V ' ( T ' v - ’ - ' - ' ' v '- SECOND: SECTION r - - ' ’S - :'-i- - V£-- ' '' ' 'V 1 - ' : 1 ’' J ' V-- ' ’ ' i4' ' - rt v'-i1 : ?' ' - - - - ' x - ' jmm L J SECOND NEVS SECTION T OGDEN MACHINIST WILL ENLIST IN -BRITAIN’S FORCES ' ' Hermld-Bepobll- Ogden July 17 —Bound for Eng--' land to place himself in readiness to serve with the British troops' Hampton & machinist at theHarry Pacific shops ai itnern ts' this’ evening for an Atlantic parted ort Hampton is a British' subset but has been In ‘this country ’or several months He 'decided to J return - - upon reading : President Wilson’s statement that he would like to see British subjects place themselves at the disposal of their government J E0UST FOBS ? F TO i m: FCia 5 FOP’ m MYSTERY OF DAM SULL ' rnssiNG from OPENENLARGED ' SpeeIal sa JULY 18 1917 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TVEDNESPAY j- BUILD WOODEN Vv-- " ' ' v - i A - OGDENMANTO 1 T - - “ V - V---- ' TTL3“ ' ' w- - v BREAK DEEPENS -- SHIPS FOR U S: t f Adam Patterson’s i in Seattle1 Has Order for 't Ten New Craft - ' ‘T - BpecIaL v ! ' ' STUDENTS BUILD Ogden July 17—Having obtained t contracts' for the construction of ten Patterson-B£cDonal- d wooden ships the Shipbuilding company of Seattle which was organized by Adam Patterjson of cf the construction Ogden Is hurryingSeattle with a view 'y its shipyards in to getting building under way in the j near future A Seattle newspaper re-a Industrial School ceived in Ogden today publishes unBoys Pron cut of the shipyards the der construction and accompanies vide Institution sk With U'J In-- " article j with the following picture “The beginning of a great shipbuild- a the picture— dependent Water Supply ing plant is shown in employment to plant that willof give workers It will also many hundreds East Marginal way the to make help Special ' ' one of the Port’s leading ship- district A l7— elected is Ogden The group of centers being July plant building ' e site constructed on a twentysfive-acrschool boys are comCar state industrial from Thomas purchased recently of a reservoir the construction The pleting tens through John Davis & Co to ten of water near hold 1000000 for tug ’contracts has gallons 'company - wooden ships and is ' now busily en- the mountains east' of the institution In driving piling for K E S Hinckley announced today: - gaged completed will and Supt “The plant-wheHe said who have superthat of $250000 an Investment vised the workexperts the wooden both praise ability of the ( ’it will be equipped for highly i students and steel construction PlansM- for the reservoir were drawp “So that-' the new plant could have ' - Winsor of the Utah Agriculrailroad-facilitiesJohn Davis proper tural college upon suggestions made by & Co began a movement that resulted Dr Fortier of the reclamation service ‘ In the 'East Marginal way breaking The reservoir it is stated will pro" terminal deadlock The transconti- - i vide the Institution with an indepenhave a franchise nental railroads nowwill build imme- dent water supply and r give the scndbl under which they V better fire protection than formerly diately Into the district’ Material used in its construction w£ll cost about $1800 ” ’ ‘ - - s t K four-colum- -- v- Ilenld-Rcpubllca- n rep-rese- nt n -- 1 - 1 by-L- - -- :1S-i- 1 ! '! 'V'-- af : : - ' ' Guardsmen Are Hiding Ac-- - Surprises Promised in ' Rei cording to 'Unofficial ports of J C Wlieelon and D B Pratt Reports Visitors From i Many Parts - of St ate toIxo to Ogden v Hermld-RepaMlc- aa i ' - f - any - t : - i- i i ' Hbrt Republican — ! Special Training CampMTtah Field Artillery July 17J — No action was taken today In regard to sending z searching party for the five men reported absent from camp yesterday after a check roll calL The six ' commanding officers of the camp- CoL R W Young Lleut CoL OgdajjjflyJuTy 17 Hundreds of ‘men and women from the cities of Utah will attendtfie formal opening' of the hew ajldVsfis of the Ogden Packing A company’s local plant Thursday Veiling With i invitations sent out we company enclosed complimentary transportation come by railway-for those who must special train ’'for guests from Salt Lake will leave the Short Line passenger station hereOregon 580 p m at Thursday Festivities at the company’s Ogden at'-will plant p m when the visitors willbegin be shown through the old and new departments Every department will be in operation for the occasion ' When' the fininspection Is will 'trip' of 'the ished the guests-ocompany ber taken into the- banquet room and served with refreshments The floor space of the company’s-enlargecovers nearly six acres Its dallyplant is 1250 hogs 1500 capacity sheep 300 cattle j Three hundred and fifty persons are employed r The stock conin connection the plant yards ' sists of seventy-two- 1 with acres1 Pro-vljlttf- lr: -- : TuIy 17 —Unless automobiles i ' Ilmld-BepabUc- Speclzll as ' Inscattered IT — Merchandise Ogden July was cluding automobiles right-of-waPaciflo Union the along - - y east of between Curve and Castlerockj: westbound a when freight Ogden today and train was derailed the locomotive over f Nobody cars tipping was Injured afternot5 The wreck occurred shortlywas track the a m today and the arcleared until noon- delaying trains - In Ogden six rival of passenger 'Vhours twenty-si- x - 'V-- Ogden want their machines “all gummed up" should not use the dugway road they to Ogden canyon tomorrow C H Martin street1 supervisor-announce- s ' ‘He declares he will have a force giving the highway from Harrison avenue-tof- the- canyon a coat of tar-Vthe mouth and sand 'He says the old canyon road should be used - - FIREMEN OF UTAH TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING publlckn SpediL Herald-R- e convenOgden July 17w—Thi ‘annual1 Utah State Firemen’s assotion of the ia DISCONTENTED WIVES ASK DIVORCE DECREES ' ’ ‘ - - - ii IHeralii-Repnb- r lean Special l Ogden July 'suits were filed in the district court here Bell 'Leavitt 'sues today Mrs Hattie divorce from Lester J Leavitt to for whom she was married in Ogden in' Au1914 She charges failure to progust vide Gayla Liston seeks divorce from Alfred P Liston on the grounds cf desertion They were ' married in Bill- 24 ings Mont in 1913 ciation 5® will be held in Ogden July all of from 15 and Representatives of the 'fctate1 will be the departments silver1 trophies will be CHARLES R MABEY IS I presentas Three given prizes' The program Includes ' addressesfireby :PIONEERDAY SPEAKER Elmer president of the Harry R Abbottmen’s association - - f : - d - " -- - MONOPOLY-COUR- SAYS T 1 '- — r'K - j Hersld-Repablie- : SpeelsL sa —During the Brigham'City eases 17decided in the past week three July district court here have been affirmed upon appeal to the state supreme court The most important one involved7 the use of the waters of Plain City and Coal surplus which Springs flow in Box Elder county The state awarded the water to- the engineer Lake Shore Gun club whose members built a canal to convey the water upon unsurveyed lands there to grow feed for wild ducks and game The Lake View Gun club cut the dams and the Lake Shore Gun' club filed-suitThe district court with J- D Call on bench held Judge that the state engineer's certificate was of no value and that the defendant had a right-to-cuthe dam and to tie the water upon ' their lands ' The and the subappliedwhich stance plaintiff of the decision ' affirmed ofr tW lower court was that the water could not be appropri-ate- d under"' the Jaws- of the state for the Irrigation 'OJE: unsurveyed unimdomain for proved ' sole unoccupied public ' food the of for wild production fowl-1- - - -- - - - - - - t for J Hewlett of Salt Lake of the the last ten years' avdlrector and now Utah --State Fair association one oflts vice presidents has decided tc back into business He will devote get he is his attention to a line with which ' that of acquainted particularly well and : marketing first manufacturing1 nonintoxicating-beverages— quality “soda pop” with pure fruit flavors root beer ginger ale Mr Hewlett knows the soft drink business 'from A to Z he was in the business-fo- r twenty years which time hi" originated ' the during carbonated root beer beverage Th Frank J Hewlett Beverage com‘will be the official title of the pany new company to be incorporated by Mr Hewlett AH their products ' will be - - - IHerald-Rrpabllc- aa pt " HenM-Repnbllez- B ’ - - - 7 - - “ e 1 - the-firs- t - -- - - - Herald-Republica- n' - - e - - trip-throug- -- - j RELIEFS® ID : ft- - l : i -- - - L ng oc--cur- red - f - f - - - -- V i - - - c ’1 - - - Herald-Republic- an -- ’ - - -- F-B- - L - ’ TRY THEM - - he-arrive- - - STORK VISITS BOOTHS Paul Booth compositor on The ‘ over the pharmacy yesterday that top much time phona wa being Cr°8 “PPlie pent the women of Salt Lake should turn to knitting battle- 51? 0n txe bathing ’ d Larat Sale e Aar : miuijpoD - - - sa nicely:1- : i H-- ” t aid Republican was passing around a big and wearing last night cigars broad grin: The cause of reckless hilarity was the of a baoy v terday in the Booth family was borivat tne i erl The new arrival - Both rthe mother and a hospital the babe are reported to be doing -- She--suggeste- - - - Klein-schml- dt rd 1 - - - e - - - - Si (Herald-Republica- Special n "'Bingham July 17—A meeting held here tonight in the Interests of labor agitatets did not prove so successful as the' leaders anticipated The under the direction of Dan to be an I W W leader said Hoggin "Handbills were distributed about the town Monday morning printed in the meeting Business men and the sheriffs force attended tkb meeting but as V most of the speeches were made in Italian little codld be understood"' ' "Goggin prefaced his remarks In English and made many misleading statements concerning labor conditions ' at? Bingham At the conclusion of the meeting only Italians of the 100 present twenty raised their hands to signify their intention of Joining- the1 organization which the speaker termed the L U M M and a w Labor men here do not know the scope of the organization It was stated that another meeting would be held In the near future : ! action 17—Further V Biggs comagainst Captain Claude Idaho K Second pany Infantry for perR" Wheatley an E sonally' punishing W agitator at Tooele alleged I'--July 1 has been ordered’1 dropped acto announcement received here cordingfrom of the westtoday headquarters ern department at San Francisco cerWheatley is said to have uttered remarks against the tain derogatory and the Amerat Tooele-mineguard' ican flag in general und Captain Biggs in particular The Idaho officer resenting the utteranceshim placarded adorned Wheatley snd paraded with signs and tin cans through the streets of the mining camp This action was applauded by 'Tooele officials but the state authorities requested an investigation of the affair of the western 'Captain Chapplelear was detailed to look Into department was the affair and after his reportFransubmitted to his superiors at San cisco the order to drop the case was issued Captain Biggs was removed from Tooele and is stationed with his command near here July Ogden ‘ meet-Ing'w- as ing -- -- - - - - - SCHOOL ATHLETES BOY BEET WORKERS TO RECEIVE BADGES TRAIN SOUHERS bl - - 1 ’ n : - ' and-In-th- Only Twenty Italians Pledge Idaho Guard Captain Who Punished Alleged I W W Allegiance to New Labor ' Organization Is Cleared by‘ U S - ‘ r - - ion $25000 “ t - - ' BIGGS DROPPED FARMERS PLAN TWO - Herald-RepubliCa- - - - ‘ ’ 152-15- - SpecIalJC'-'V'--'--- a -- - ACTION AGAINST - R-'Ma- - - r -- Mayor Ogden Capt W T Ay land Hey wood of Chez — Charles The election of ofOgden- July 17 of and Joseph 25 Rountiful be the speaker - at the will be held July will ficersladder-climbicontest-state Pioneer day exercises- to de held at A 241 race a 'champion hose- Liberty park '!i"llr here The proSpecial! championship 10 o’clock am contest and running contests gram will commenceJuly at 17 — Two important Richfield coupling July on events the be There main will sport be the entertainment excursions features 'will by farmers of Utah are from that houcuntil late In the even- being planned in the program on July 28 movement instituted by the farmers ing1 Htr 'j' about two years ago The first of PAYS HEAVY FINE FOR CUSIIiyAllAN GOES EAST X A these will be a Joint excursion: of the M farmers from Millard Beaver' Iron Ogden July 17 — The Rev Mgr p DRY LAW VIOLATION Cushnahan an east-er- n Bevler and Sanpete counties The for today departed as northern —— counties far north as trip that will keep him away from was Cache will be investigated by the Ogden- for about three weeks-HHerald-Rpublican Special farmers of this district The farmers accompanied by j Mr and- JMra T D of Ogden July 17— Charged with hav- -' Ryan three counties will come of Ogdenfrom ' Clear Creek into ‘carried beer dry ‘Ogden Ing the canyon and through McDonald arrested George territory arrive at Joseph at noon July $0 There In Ogden canyon ' last night by aher- - BACA WILL ANSWER a delegation headed they will be met by William If fs deputies was found guilty In the W Owens by County Agent and fined $25 municipal court McDonald will be directed to Richfield MURDER CHARGE TQD and had a sackWitnesses said today The trip proper will start with an filled with bottled beer in the autoof the fields here Then the inspection McDonald was ‘i mobile he Special operating excursion will move north and will end — denied knowledge of the beer 17 Mike Baca Ogden Julyyouth- with an Inspection of Cache county arrested in connection ful Mexican 4 It- is not known yet how Augustwill-takwith the killing of Ben Rogers of Lo- - many are the trip but many BOY ASKS com- farift gan is Issued charged with murder in a names to in their the turning CL County be plaint bureau officers of the various districts FOR LOSS OF HAND in Farr today DyBaca will 'Attorney The farmers of Utah county will take arraigned mornthe munislpal court tomorrow ‘ a the Sevier district about Herald-R- e Ing publican Special August '10' They will visit Redmond Monroe and Richfield In the 'district 17 — Through Evert Ogden connear here and will also study the Neuteboom July his guardian William in ditions counties Stam aged IS years today ' brought surrounding r State Brevities suit against the Ogden Packing & Provision company for $25000' charging nls right hand throughthat he lost The comof the company ' Ballma ' ‘L ?f negligence Stam was " Funeral services that young plaint seta aforth were helrf casing-cleaniSunday machine operating MrsC Joy West Kenney at the homo when his hand was caught in the ap- - for C Dr E West under the auspices of - paratus and crushed The accident ERVAT O O F and the Rebekah of the :I February 9 last lodges Magnus Nielson of Richfield were C N Lund officiated PYTHIAN S ELECT OmCERS N Hayes of Richfield and Judge HSpeakers Special ' ' ' V lHera!d-RepaIran Special Richfield ' New officers of Og-- 1 'Ogden July 17— ' ProvoiVjuly 17 —The Utah Stake Reden lodge No s Knights of 'Pythihs According to the announcement made lief is installing a large kitchen are: Chancellor commander 'Allen Q by J Lsrue Ogden secretary of the for society the preservation of food products Gore vice chancellor Fred Meissner Sevier County Fair association the master of board--odlreotors of the association The basement and upper floor of the George Hoggan' ‘prelate A M Hodge master of finance will not hold the fair this year large brick storehouse of ths tithing ’ wofk ' master of exchequer “ The Citizens’ H EL Palmer Lumber company hi block has been turned over to the sothe work and Is H I Taylor keeper-orecords and been here and absorbs the ciety ready for : ' The board nearly and the auxthe stake of seal W Lk Underwood master- at Sevierincorporated Mill Valley Planing of thecompany iliary committees which number N G Hansen inner guard D C J H Baker formerly arms about women are planning to can thirty-fiv- e Crangle outer guard Joseph TBanville Lumber company and also of theBaker Bonneville Lumber company (las severed and dry all foods that might beItde-is or wasted connections these with stroyed by shipment companies and planned to sell only as much of ths STUDIES AT NIGHT TO is president and manager of the new of the kitchen as will pay for C P company and H J Hansen are products LAND COVETED BERTH other members of the new company the upkeep and to save the rest for i The business of the company will be future needs at the yards of theold firm Herald-Roperated Special publican' ‘ ' ' ' Selina 17— Not discouraged byFALLS ON HIS HEAD Ogden' July Miss McCheyne expert demonstrator reason of his' failure to pass examinwith the extension department- of the given by the state horticultural BROW THROB? NO! ' atlons commission last February C E Pet- -' Utah Agricultural college spoke 'here of North Ogden studied harder Tuesday night on the canning tlgrew of fruits BUT KNEE BOTHERS and last week was passed by the new and vegetables The schedule for ths commission Mr Pettigrew was the- trip In the vicinty Is Monroe Wedneschoice of the Weber county ceramis- day Elsinore Thursday Richfield Special sioners for the position of county hor- Friday and Qlenwood Saturday ' Bingham July 17— Richard Van ticultural Inspector and he filed his 41 Carr llingham' Dyne a miner who lives at bond today Hep will succeed IL N e twenty-fivfeet Fork fell 'Mayor Rasmussen of North Ogden who has today Straup J T Bogan and out of the front window' of hisin resi- - t held the position for many years - - Jerome Bourgard all property owners on his head thedence and near the fire which occurred here Monstreet belowlit and the only comhave each donated $50 to the Volday unteer Firemen’s association he has to make is that his The Slalnt hurt He lives in the upper money is given for services of the men In preventing the fire from spreading house and In some un- story of themanner fell out of the rushed 'him window Pedestrians with suffer The next time you SAILORS SWIM IN i to Dr Straup’s hospital and- as soon- as up and negot headache indigestion bilious‘‘BIRTHDAY walked the thing only away SUITS’ saying BUT his ness or loss of appetite try— that was the' matter washethat has knees hurt Although PATRIOT DIDN’T KNOW on his head he claims that it does not bother him in the least e - - manufactured from filtered-watepure and true flavors The con-be fruit juices tents of each' bottle of beverage will the pasteurized before being ‘Offered intoperit keeping trade thus insuringusedfect condition until v Dart & Wardrop local architects now at work on plans for the factory 4 E Seventh South to be built at street It will be a brick and steel structure with cement floors thoroughafly’ modern in every appointment and ventilating fording ideal lighting Mr exHewlettoccusanitary- provisionsto be for ready pects the building year The pancy about October 1 this wilibe inlatest types stalled a r - n the-decjslo- - ng - - - CL - 7 - Special Herzld-RepnbUc- Webb Majors Willard Christoph-erso- n E Le Roy Bourne and W E Kneass and Capt Fred T Gundry regimental adjutant left early this mornbe members of the party to weling to the come Belgiana commission -and had not returned at late hour Alec R Thomas ranking offiCapt cer of the camp and In charge today would not discuss the matter It Is believed that with the return of Major Bourne tomorrow a corporal’s guard will be detailed to bring back the men of the absentees is being Identity well and strict orders have guarded been issued against giving " out of names Reported' lies Are Hiding It'la unofficially that the men arereported effort it is hiding to locate them and known will be madeEvery without place a charge of “absence leave" hgalnst them in a summary court trial Officers declare that If the Is unable to locate them within guard ten days however the charge will then become one of desertion and will be much more serious: The men failed to show up after the of the members holiday granted to most of the camp and Sunday They Saturday have now been absent without leave i three days With the exception of a period of given to Battery E men of Salt respite Lake owing to their splendid showing at previous drills rigorous grind was up in camp today In addition to kept mounted battery equitation the and regular foot movement drills many of the men were detailed to get the smoke the inadequate contributing bomb apparatus for the firing in shape with other alleged faulty construction to which the break for the target practice begins Under the signature of Mr tomorrow an article in the Enappears ke lioab Firing' News-Recoin gineering published Smoke bomb apparatus consists of New York on July 12 which Is devoted are which of end the long poles at' to a of the break in Mammoth powder cups and a acartrlght socket dam study The article says that the disWith each pole goes covered powder aster was “due to violation of state can and dipper A specified amount of legislation that resulted in makeshift black powder- is put from the can into construction'? In a paragraph and study Mr Klelnschmidt says: of his the 'holder at the end ofInthe pole a cartridge cap placed the socket the break to an reports oflaid “Early volume The operator by means of a string at- unusual water from melting tached to a lever Is able to stand twelve snow entering reservoir This canfeet away from the charge and firedes-it not have been the cause The disaster the holds at One operator the pole any can be attributed only to utter careless the and the other pulls place forces ness In the lack of an ' adequate spillignated which the lever against way string construction to--of flimsy the cap and Ignites the powder The what1 was intended a spillway for use of smoke bombs in firing practice gether with the unsafe height to which shell of effect realistic the firing ’In was gives water held the reservoir against without the expense-fill forming the crest of the With smoke bombs when an actual the earth dam The unfinished condition hit Is made the charge is set off di- earth the outlet tower formed and of design the latter and behind the target cause a rectly contributing an extent that It George Austin president of the Price Is illuminated to such can be seen to- the naked eye for a River make company would Irrigation mile reon no comment the either last night Some twenty targets were made toMr or recent Klelnschmidt the of port and will be set up In the hills today of the company-engineersmorrow near a few that have already findings Mr Klelnschmidt declares that after been planted The field telephone wires the work construction had proceedof over three thousand yards 'length ed along of lines contraryof tothethelawplans i wera stretched refiled and In violation Showers for Office ro official approval a new set of quiring A- bathhouse was 'erected' near the plans was filed in the office of the and that these revised shower baths today and officers of the state engineerwere never approved of a cool specifications camp enjoyed the luxury shower for the first time since the here encampmentopening of the Is still popular with the Canal bathing ' ’ men enlistment' papers and records Today of the three SaltLake batteries are shape for the final Inbeing put into federal officers which ocby spection curs soon Fred Jorgenson of battery as-F Capt Provo where he will W -- -- - - - - Rumors that surprises may develop ' J CL Wheelon and D B Pratt reconsulting engineers make their port on the cause for the break in Mammoth dam June 24y became current in engineering circles yesterday regardless of the fact that George F- Me state engineer and H S Gonagle Klelnschmidt another engiconsulting neer both attribute the disaster to construction faulty Members of the state land board are Inclined to believe that alien enemies were for the failure of the dam responsible have made an investigaThey tion of the disaster during the past week and will report their upon - their return to the cityfindings It Is contended that neither the volume of water In the reservoir nor the character of the construction work accounts satisfactorily for the collapse of the dam and ' the consequent inundaof the valley That there Is now tion no physical evidence to show that the break was deliberately caused eltber by explosives or otherwise does not prove anything It Is claimed as the great flow of water would naturally wash any such evidence far from the scene They consider it a significant fact while the the accident took that two guardsmen of the place dam were eating their dinner a quarter of a mile ftw&y Accompanied by members of- the board of directors of the Price River company Mr Wheelon and Irrigation Mr Pratt have Just returned from the dam- where they conducted an extensive not of the dam site investigation were in the neighbut of persons wboonly borhood of the dam when It went out Until the report formally Is presented before an early meeting of the board of directors of tne company none of its contents will be made public In his report to Governor Simon BamIt was declared by- State Engiberger neer McGonagle that the spillway in dam was Special Henld-RmMl- Hi ' V : - ROAD IS CLOSED " MOTORISTS WARNED WITH SURVEY TRAMMG CAMP - The following boya In the Garland sugar beet district will receive the badge of honorable service from the federal government: Lester Arnold Romeo Brooks Kenneth Garbett Meranda Glenn Simpson GerGeorge ald Gouty Charles Boyer Leonard Carr Oscar Johnson Harold Nation Jamee Reginald Smith William : Lacey Douglas Todd Gordon Beesley Elwood Faulkner James Garbett Kenneth Ryan Levis Sutton Bud Aven Joseph Connor Leo E Ervine Stanley Kim- -' ball Martell Messenger Arthur Ray Lon Sutton and Robert Thurber season will be over in The a weekthinning will then and Hoeing will continue a month- begin - - for - FIREMEN TO MEET -- Midvale — The firemen ' of July 17will Salt Lake county hold a convention here tomorrow Representatives from the departments at Bingham Murray Midvale and Sandy will he A meeting and banquet will S resent e held at noon A parade and sport will be held in the afternoon program The celebration will close with a grand ball in the Imperial halL The general are under the direction arrangements of John AAylett of Midvale and the parade is under the direction of R 1L L - McDonald ' ‘j GET CHERRIES 6 K’D INSPECTOR CAUTIONS After making extensive study of In the and gymnasiums east B S Hinckley gymnastics secretary general of Deseret gymnasium Is preparing an extensive report replete with recommendations to be presented at the next board of meeting of the institution's are control If the recommendations new spirit and inadopted generally terest will be injected into the gymnasium life Mr Hinckley has just returned from his tour of study He observed during his eastern visit that Deseret gymnasium Is one of the most modern In the United States He said that it affords exceptional opporof the tunities for the introduction These he wrinkles very latest athletic School of at Sargent’s gleaned chiefly Education1 in Cambridge Physical Mass at New York and in Detroit’ “Careful observation seems to disclose generally that physical1 directors their attention are devoting much ofmen for military of to the preparation service said he "Directors of the M C A and other Institutions for the most part are in army camps giving to be a physical instruction Ittoseems men in put of gymnasiums duty service for condition military physical “There Is a general impression that if men will keep in perfect physical for condition and harden It will not be difficult work in the Held military for officers to tfain them of America can duties Gymnasiums particular line do their part in this Deseret and I believe the amount ofgymnasium this kind is doing a great wHp1r there seems to Mr Hinckley sdded of and preparedness be ageneraiwave of American men majority a large Ire doing something toward prepar-fn- g themselves for the trenches In the event that trench service becomes nec' ’ : - - 1 24 NONCOMS n COMMISSIONED left for today an insist Col J C Waterman at He will at that placetwo tonight spection be away from camp days assisting of the guardsmen at at an inspection Ephraim and Mount Pleasant tomorrow night AWAIT ORDERS - QUOTA REACHED NAVY PUTS FOUR ON WAITING LIST noncommissioned ofTwenty-fou- r ficers and privates in the regiments at af Fort Douglas received commissions second lieutenants yesterday accordfrom Washington by post ing to orders The new officers attended authorities the noncommissioned officers school at El Paso recently Today they will be discharged as enlisted men and will await the receipt of their commissions After being sworn from Washington In they will be held here pending word to where from the war department are to be sent — they men Four recently commissioned were sent to Governor’s island N Y for further training and It ia believed those commissioned yesterday will be dispatched to the same training1 school The new lieutenants are: Private Benjamin CL Klagg company G Forty-NPrivate Arthur third infantry inGorker' 'company F Forty-secon- d McDonald fantry- First Sergt Tupper supply companyA Twentieth Infantry First Sergt IL Greene machine gun company Twentieth Infantry First William Head company K Sergt Twentieth Infantry Regimental Supplj inSergt Edward Traub Twentieth H A Maj Sergt fantry Battalion First Ferguson Forty-secon- d I Abram Posner Infantry Sergt company Forty-thir- d Mess Sergt John infantry M Courier company M Twentieth Infantry First Sergt D S Hose company T Twentieth infantry: Sergt Forty-secon- d John Mllko company Infantry Sergt Jefferson Edwards company A Forty-thir- d Infantry First Ernest Johnson company F Sergt Forty-secoH P infantry Sergt Ind Anderson company F Forty-seconArthur Sergt fantry First Lynn company M Twentieth infantry Sergt Frdd Dankert company I Twentieth William A Genoaiv Infantry Sergt company K Forty-secon- d Infantry: comCharles S Douglas First D Sergt Forty-second pany First Infantry Sergt Charles D Fisher headquarters company Forty-secon- d Infantry CorCVBarard machine gun comporal IraForty-third pany Infantry Sergt Eugene F Repson company 1 Twentieth Infantry Sergt Peter McGurn company G Forty-secon- d Infantry William G McCracken com- Corporal pany A Twentieth Infantry AT THE PICNIC ' “Did ydu see any ants getting Into' the pie?? “Yes and have a suspicion that some — of the pie was getting Into the ants" Yonkers Statesman - - As forecast by' yesterday's Herald-Republicmen for service an desirable in- the United States navy were obliged to be temporarily rejected yesterday in accordance with a ruling recently made by the navy department that only men could be enlisted at the twenty local station each week The limit of was obtained in the early hours twenty of the morning and four men were the beobliged to wait until Friday of the navy's new week to ginning enlist The men successfully passed the mental and physical examinations are those Exempt from the ruling service landsprevious persons having men of the musicians corps machinist’s mates landsmen machinist mates of the aviation corps and landsmen for the quartermaster’s department of the aviation ' Young mencorps have enlisted In such at the local station as numbers large firemen and apprentice seamen that the ruling barring more than twenty a week was especially enlistments aimed at these particular branches Aviation Examination Today Examinations for the aviation corps of the navy will be held today at the are local recruiting office These testsservin the the most difficult perhaps ice and it requires more than one day to take them Sergt Wendell IL Frymler who has been with the local army recruiting station since March 1918 leaves today ofto take charge of the recruiting here fice at Ogden During his stay behe has achieved the reputation of one of the most efficient sergeants ing ever reporting at the local station He will be succeeded by Sergt Floyd Schaffer who has been at the Pocatello office John Galt one of the American marines Injured1 by 'stray- bullets China Pekin during the insurrection riots atfriend of Sergt last week is a personal Frank Busch of the localandmarine corps many othoffice Galt recruiting ers were injured while guarding the American legation building at Peking " JUST Hl9 LUCK ’’So you’re going home? said the old man to the wanderer “Yes tomorrow” “I understand they are preparing the for you?" fatted calf luck - The doctor has made' “Just my foods’— Yonkers me cut out all - - -- : - - John B Walker state crop pest inspector Issued a warning to the lic yesterday not to ship cherriespub-to Montana either- by parcels post or express without havInT - each package essary certified by H B Woodbury county inspector as free from the alfalfa wee- PACKING a provision Montana has a quarantine against OPENING utah products susceptible to the rav-afl8 L- - station : Kneels! train leaves O of the' alfalfa weevil 820— not 539 as evening — by Invitation — Advertisefreln parcels burnt containing upon arrival In Statesman ment m - -- : - nd -- X- - snmra-OE- o FOR -- com-OGO- EN an-JJun- ced Ks -- cher-Monta- re ' I C3u3u Eiipcfcfl REIJ3VSO TCZCSCa |