Show v : THE HEEAIJ-EBPIJBIJCIA- ' s t f SCANNING THE SEAS FOR-ENEM- j’ v r JULY SALT LAKE 'tiTTY UTAH SATURDAY — N 01 21 1917 — cv CAR SHORTAGE - s CRAFT Y - V w’ D f 4 ‘ BEING RELIEVED x r meavsiL ‘ H V PIatt Receives From A? " William Sproule Analysis of Present Situation I !©8U& Relative to the of rail- roads and shippers to avoid the poswhich it is sibility ofhasa car shortage been reduced SO per cent reported since May 1 IL V Platt vice president and general manager of the Oregon Short Line has received the from William following Sproule ogrtimunlcatlon ol! chairman of the western department the - railroad board: '“Reports compiled just' and by the railwar board road now in the 'hands of William Sproule chairman of its western department show that:- the corailroads of the country in theireffort to realize the maximum operative of transportation efficiency in the interests of national defense have" already- effected extraordinary improvements:' For all classes of freight the railroads are providing much more service nearly This is adequate Indicated transportation the fact that the by unfilled car orders or what is called the ‘car shortage shows & reduction on June 1 of nearly 50 per cent from the situation on May 1 ion ‘The Imperial Government is now on the defensive at home and is compelled to deal in concrete fashion with' the growing dissatisfaction of the German people ” is a significant fact that stands out clearly and’ distinctly- in the opinion of tlie New York World Nevertheless- in the minds of other cautious American editors we are warned not to expect too much from the crisis in Berlin for Germany is not' Russnor is Wilhelm a Nicholas 7 The Boston News Bureau however perceives that whereas in the early days of the war “all was vaunted political unanimity in the Fatherland” today “the vast changein tlie military setting has its counterpart in' the political transformation Disillusion lias brought dissension confidence has given way to criticism lines of faction are deeper than ever over grave issues of war aims and war conduct” VorwaertsJ the German Socialist organ in a warning to the German Government remarks: “Let none 7 be blind to the fact that at this time a certain unrest is spreading throughout the nation” ‘ - ‘ V In THE LITERARY DIGEST for July 21 the leading article shows every angle of the significant developments that have been taking place in Berlin during the past few weeks and the influence that " Unfilled Car Orders "The unfilled car orders on May 1 ' Were 143627 on June lthey were 106 '649 and on July ! they had been reduced to 77144 a reduction of nearly 66500 unfilled car orders in the short im- space of sixty days As its first war act official railroads the Sortant that railroads should give preference to the ' movement of coal' The board announced April 26 as a reason for this ruling that ‘'the welfare of the nation and the nation’s defense are absolutely dependent upon an adequate supply of coal for all pur to the United States poses’ Reports show that in Junethe railgovernment roads of the country hauled 750223 cars of bituminous coal or an increase of 155700 cars equal to 262 per cent more they will exert upon the conduct of the war ' bther articles of timely importance are: Ui V ‘ v y- - : - than last year Board “In this emergency when the railr roads are making 'the utmost' efforts to give-thmaximum freight service it is gratifying to the railroads war board to report the’ fine to be ableare from regulatory receiving they in all parts of the bodies and shippers country and “The effect of this effort is to be seen in foregoing statements of results” Fi7 It This Country by Increasing Should Lower Food Prices 1 e ion 7 Looking through the periscope of a British submersible menace with 'her own submersible Great Britain is combating the successful theuse of submarine more methods are proving and while other against submarine has thus far been satisfactory Photo shows ‘the commander of a British 'submersible 'whose vessel is all but hidden beneath the water scanning the surrounding seas for the approach of enemy craft' U-bo- at - -- - In these days piness” world-wid- e 1 WilliaihWinter Luther’s Quadricentennial The Economies to Avoid change NEWS DEALERS 'S - :I‘ -- ' 77 July 21st Number on Sale ed 7 7 “The Digeat” Stands Squarely for American Ideals and universal shattering THE LITERARY DIGEST ‘stands squarely for these great of - 7x - - " War’s Destniction Short-liv-ed Making Thdelible Ink From Fungi Musical Genius in the War ’ - '- “Bluff” 7 of old traditions when all existing systems' of government are being tried as by fire and democracy finds itself everywith absolutism in new and sinister where at death-gri-p forms' it behooves ' every true American to hold ‘fast to the ideals upon which this republic was founded that he may still eontinne to enjoy “life liberty and the pursuit of hap- - Utah-manufactur- Home Consumption Many Interesting IllustrationM vester Robinson 658 State street' He Russian says that he is satisfied that POULTRY SPECULATORS extoward wolf hounds will do more - animals than terminating predatory ‘terror Clarence Bamberger chairman of the any other method -- They cause '’ committee which had charge of the in lupine hearts Utah’s quota for the first SUFFER HEAVY LOSaS raising of bond called attention ' yester- LOWER RATES ON UTAH Liberty delinquents day that there are many with the who purchased Liberty bonds : CANDY TO ORIENT would that pay for they understanding them on the installment plan Invariably bonds negotiated for were I R Owen traveling freight and Caught by Falling Market covered with a note and the second pay- Pamente on these notes were due on July passenger agent of the Southern With 51000000 Pounds 15 A notification to delinquents which cific" received instructions ' from the wab Issued by Mr Bamberger reads as headquarters of the railrpad at ' San : ' in Cold Storage 7 follows: “As no notices are being sent out to Francisco yesterday that a reduction subscribers by the banks lt ls most im- has been made on' candy shipped' from portant in order: to protect 'their bonds Utah by carload lots for export to AusChicago July 20 —A falling market that these payments be made immedantiof the countries other subtralia and has to the bank the speculators in dressed poulcarrying iately is the result try caught that this scriber's note"- - r podes It Is said in United States with more the - demand which has been of the heavythan 61000000 pounds of the cold' storin made on candy on- their hands according jWOLF HOUNDS TO AID the orient agelocal product to a big crop dealers' who blame of exporta and disappointing volume MEAT CONSERVATION ‘IP STUDENT WINS'C for the condition high prices The result is totothe dealof a number of aristoers 'that in a 'according last’ effort STRAPS Importation SHOULDER loss cratic wolf bounds from Russia to hunt of their stocks at ' a- minimumdispose wolves coyotes and other predatory frozen cold storage poultry' some of man local B' Hannibal telephone B' old is now animals in Utah is being advocatedcom-by It two sold as and graduate of the University CaLof fresh-kille- d years iced stock bybeing some specstockmen of the state who are for of the annual heavy toll of Utah left Thursday in Monterey ulators plaining '' supplies are said to have where he will train was the officers Most of the and heepv cattle combeen accumulated recently “In the conservation of meat no more training 'camp He last fall at the can be taken than to missioned' first lieutenant in the signal est prices in history- in the beliefhighstep progressive offIcera reserve corps and after the European' countries would flood that the make the ranges safe thisnowinter and course of training has been completed market With orders-- This has not been to store enough feed that stock may assigned done die of starvation" said one of the It isone expected that he will beunitsAt of the signal corps Dealers - here ' assert that the specu leaders of the ’Russian wolf movement to the university Hannibal became a mem- lators by their methods were respon"Packs o'f hounds will do much toward ber of the Phi Ielt& Theta fraternity sible for an Increase last fall in prices animals” t a pound on cold from "exterminating most efficient packs of and the vU” Techs the - engineering One of the predatory ' of v Russian wolf hounds is owned storage poultry: Supply Available Segregating Whisky' 7 7 Neutral Outcries at Our Embargo Germany Thinks Our Overseas Arnrr TTieAlarmAffainstSpics Our Farm-Artille-ry Speaks Grlmm’s Fairy Tales of Hoffmann The Newest Wrinkles In Trench- Buildinj : 7 How the Submarines Are Trapped There’s Food in Alfalfa Our "Hymn of Hate” Slang as a DemocraticAgent Books for the Soldiers Co-oper-ate BAMBERGER SAYS BOND How Preoident Wilson's Humane Embargo the in for principles It knows no party no creed no color It fosters no racial antagonisms It believes in impartial justice as between man 'and man and nation and nation It is the organ of no class but for all the people It sets the facts before4 you without bias It is essentially and fundamentally Amerieanl All To-day-- — : — 10 Cents News-deale- rs a ’ Literary ' Digest” from our local agent is no agent direct from the Publishers ' may obtain copies' of in their town or where - 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