Show - via THE BREAD SHORTAGE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT TAKF CITY UTAH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 181917 N ’ GERMAN PEACE FEELER SHOWS KAISER V--Vy- ' !JP'H0PES':'OErGETfG'EARTH' CONFRONTS ITALY K Government to Adopt Car4 System and Take Steps to Suppress Sabotage - 25 Thoroughly Experienced : - Rome Sept 17 — The Poplo Romano peaking: of the unrest caused' by the bread shortage asserts that the government proposes to Issue tread cards Oc- -' tober 11 since the 'wheat ' harvest was short ten million quintals The recent attacks on the minister were based on the Turin Incidents the government being charged with negligence In not having foreseen the short'farmers to proage and forced Italian appears says duce more wheat but-Ithe paper that the Shortage was due to the lack of workmen In the fleM Parliament when It meets in according to the Giornale d’ltalla is expected to pass measures to repress International sabotage' ‘ana Instance of which was the loss of shipload of wheat off Civlta Veechia due to improper means of unloading Evidence of a new attitude of the Internal discussion Is ministry toward shown in General Cadorna's message to a political group In Milan this being on the first reference by? the 'generalmescivil affairs since the war Th6 sage follows: "Any weakness behind the lines at this moment will be considered treason We are all armed now with the will to conquer and victory is at hand All classes and all patties must remember that Italy knows only one way 4 a ' ' i i 1 ? to fill positions in China Hardware Muslin: Underwear Millinery and Grocery Depts s Apply Adj Dept Tuesday A M ' 3 Awmrbudk Co ' t ' mid-Octob- er - - - - ALLEGED TRAITORS ADMITTED TO BAIL 4 ge oiala The blank will have to be sighedapplication by the commanding offi- RUSHAUTOMOBILES of the depositor' FOR IDAHO TROOPS SPECIAL TONIGHT cer Under regular rules of the postal banks-thmust appear In depositor ’When- the ' conductor shouts “All person 'and affix his' signature-Ithe A string of tourist cars found unshortly presence of the clerk aboard!’ and- - the engineer used In railroad yards at Atlanta Qa last thereafter pulls the throttle--thand ordered to the northwest Yellowstone park 'special of the season will eolve the transportation NELSON Tho AVIATOR will puli out of here tonight of Idaho’s soldiery This was problems ’tomorrow the reach train will park : assurance the givenBL yesterday by D HOME ON the FURLOUGH at morning and after a day’s wait and 8 ' J ' Durham of the Spencer ‘with the station will be freighted 'Line Short Oregon C hotel ofson La Mar A toarlsts Nelson' of the late park’s final remnant How to move- all of the Gem state's camping company em- Ci Nelson state superintendent of pub- fighting men' while a demand was beemployes andreturn lic instruction is In the city on a furon Its Jotirney that night ployes made for' every piece of available remsln de- lough from the United States School of ing : Yellowstone park— will stock was a problem recently rolling Mr Nelson is con- Military Aeronautics serted’ so far as tourist-traveboth railroad men and miliworrying r of from next: the middle bf May graduated the until ground school cerned : Then the solution came offlcera allies their and ‘White: Germanic includes In tary conquests Territory In 7lAniflnd Grand aviation at Berkeley CaL last Sat- with the discovery camps Way Wylie the tourist cars for urday and now Is awaiting orders to thousands of miles of That Germany is now willing to make better peace terms' than formerly is the belief current canyons will continue In operation distant ‘ clibe sent to some flying' school - These tenhs have'? been set forth" in a “feeler V said to "have been written by vthe Gentian foreign a month more because of the mild mate there Young Nelson was among a class of MALONE-QUITOFFICE gradutwenty eleven- - of whom hewere New 17j— York the earned Sept Dudley Field ated Upon graduation as Mallne In a farewell- address today to SOLDIERS ABROAD title of military aviator As soon he 'does thirty hours flying he re- employes at the custom houses anas collecMAY MAKE CHECKS ceives a commission' of first ‘lieuten- nounced that his resignation tor of the port of New York had been ant of aviation ' Mr Nelson entered the first re- accepted by President Wilson Mr That regulations of tho postal savIn his address reiterated that the at the solso serve be amended officers' training camp will that COMMANDER NAVAL bank DIES ings reason two months for his resigntalon was "dis17-but after in Presidio draw May may Commander diers who upon 222 SOLDIERS FAIL DENY PLANNING 'Philadelphia" Sept announce- there passed examinations for entrance approval of the attitude of the adminre- them from overseas-wathe James H Hetherlngton U S istration toward woman suffrage" ment made yesterday ' by - local offl- - Into' the aviation school tired died here' last night aged 61 : TO COMMANDEER TO GET IN PARADE ' e - - e - - i - - '' l - r ’ -- ' - ' e - V men in one unit That all of Salt Lake’s men compris- PLAN IRRIGATION ing the first 5 per cent of the FOR 15000 ACRES draft quota have been placed Incity’s one ' unit at American Lake Wash the countracts in Washington Irrigation Three Hundred and incamp Lewis 'was the word re- ty' w!’l be 'Increased by- more'-- ' than fantry ceived here yesterday Work is being 16606 acres- according 'to announcerushed on buildings to accommodate ment made yesterday by Windsor the second contingent of 40 per cent am official defederal irrigation which will leave soon Enlandlocated The ’near partment the Enwill' be? irrigated ’ by' terprise Reservoir T DEFENDS - company RATE Canal& terprise Topeka Kan Sept 17 — Declaring constructlpn of a' $30000 dam having comthat the passenger rate Is been authorized? pensatory lawful and reasonable and This dam will store up the Is not discriminatory as affecting the water from several small streams higher interstate rate' the KanM Fruits and vegetables will be raised on state public utilities commission today the 'new acreage' ± ':-filed its formal answer In the Intrastate passenger rate case with the clerk of the United States district WOMEN TAKE WORK court here SHOPS to ‘ Sixty-secon- d' - - in-th- ' - TWO-CEN- 2-c- erit - - - Ms-lo- - -- ’ have-deposit- s - FOOD IN HOMES Sept Washington -- 17 un-- - —The traceable rumor that the govern- r- ment intends to take canned and ’ dried foods from home persists and has spread to such an extent that' ' the state department of' agriculture ' and official' today placed an explicit of every coun- denial in ' ty agent 'with instructions to give If widest publicity never The government has con- ‘tempiated commandeering foods sense and' from the homes in' any leads this persistency of the ' rumor officials ' to believe that ' its basis probably 'may be foOhd in propaganda to hinder food conservation and thereby continue high prices v v : -- ’ t tho-hand- s - £ - ' fJT V j : - - PROPOSE MORATORIUM FOR: CITIZEN SOLDIERY sr ‘ jtj Washington t 0 f Sept 17—legislation to protect the civil and property rights of soldiers In effect a moratorium for the duration' of the war In behalf: of men who are serving: 'their country on the - firing' line may be placed ' upon for: this the' administration’s as a necessary session 6t ' Congress 'program element of tbe raising of a citizen -- ’ aw - - 7army "The? soldiers sind sailors civil rights bill" to carry out this purpose already has been Introduced in' both houses having been framed In the office of Judge Advocate General Crowder Secretary Baker It was learned has under consideration recomtoday: IN RAILROAD mendations that the entire weight of MRS BESANT RELEASED administration Influenco 'be brought to 17 — Twenty worn 8t Sept Joseph to obtain early enactment of the — 17 India 'Bombay Sept According en and girls were placed at work In bear measure Be- -' to a private telegram Mrs Annie toB & Q railroad shops here To save soldiers and ' sailors from sant head of the Theosophlcal society the Cto fill summen vacated' places ' kinds of ' legal Injustices during day ' by and George Arundale and B Wadea moned The- women all to duty military their absence from home' the measure her associates have been released all wear overalls and and are would jumpers locomofrom Internment by the Madras govenjoin the carrying out of cerengaged civil court actions ' until after the tain ernment They had been held In conse- principally close of the' war and establish aV quence of violent home rule agitation tives and as mechanics’ helpera for failure to carry out legal excuse CLASS OPENING DEFERRED contracts certain the fact that a man YARDS SWEPT LUMBER Is In the military service Because the law lirbary has not been fully installed as yet law classes BY INCENDIARY BLAZE under Dean W IX Leary will not beFire: prob- ROOSEVELT AGAIN Westwood Cil-- i Sept-17gin until next Thursday at the Uniof Utah versity ably of Incendiary origin destroyed ASSAILS PACIFISTS the today 70000000 feet of lumber incomCLOCKS SET BACK of :th Red River Lumber yards — Kansas City Sept 17 Col Theodore Amsterdam Sept 17 —All clocks In pany here The-losis estimated at Holland and Germany were put back $2000000 million feet of Roosevelt In a message received here Twenty an hour at 3 a m today The daylight lumber was' saved An investigation Is today offered sympathy to the mother : of Dr William T Fitzsimmons the under way saving schedule began April 15 first American army officer to be killed In France and saya that "It Illustrates the ' two lessons this war should especially teach us— German brutality and ’American unpreparedness’’ After condemning Germany’s policy of "frightfulness’Mn her "campaign: of murder against hospitals 'and hospital ships" the former President continues: "But we should' feel' even sterner indignation towards the base 'or unfolly cf those Americans who thinking:abet-thaid and authors of such'foul include all men' wickedness' and women who In any way apologize for or uphold Germany’ who assail any of 'our ’allies who oppose our taking an active part in the war or who 'desire 'an Inconclusive peace" - rail-has- te - ’ -- - - : LAST YELLOWSTONE: Sept IT—Charged with Philadelphia treason Louis 'Werner chief 'editor of the Philadelphia Tageblatt a' German-languanewspaper and Dr Martin Markew managing editor today were held in 110000 additional ball for trial They are already under bail on the charge of violation of the espionage law In deciding 'to admit them to bail Judge Dickinson of the federal court said everyone realized the gravity of the charges but that the treasonable t acts charged in the indictment were In addition- to the splendid showing such as to entitle the defendants to ball of the Fort Douglas garrison there The charge of treason is not bailable were 222 spldlers there iwkojdld not except at tho discretion of the courtparticipate in the parade : yesterday These were’ unaeslgned? recruits ’ who WOMAN SUFFRAGE LAW have not yet been ordered to their posts and' consequently have not comOF INDIANA HELD VOID plete uniforms' and the fifteen men who enlisted 'yesterday ' Of the fifteen who joined the Fort Indianapolis Sept 17 —The Indiana’s woman suffrage law was declared un- Douglas recruit detachment yesterday constitutional and void by a Judge of almost all of them-arlumbermen and the Marlon county superior court to- made special requests they be assigned ofi engiday The decision was given in a suit to the ' Twenty-fir- st to test the law and arms arrangements neers being formed regiment for- - the purpose are being made to to the Indi- of working in: the forests in the ana supreme court appeal neighborhood of the- trenches - j : J - tg- - - - - - - - - - In-wipi- ng - ' is as ’ waves r-- : - - AMONGthe soft drlnksEXBLSO is the hit 'of hits because if V : sparkles: and bubbles with the goodness and healthfiilness coming fipm nourishing cereals and tonic hops 'There is nothing jiust like it or just as good1 Ask for EXEL50- and but EXELSO get EXELSO—dont accent-anythin- f : sea g - -- and-thes- e fa i STUDENTS TO ELECT V one Successors to ‘two edltors-elefrom West and one from East High school will be' chosen by the student bodies schools Those who have forsaken the sanctum are Ifanno- Allies of West high and Stanley Childs of ''East Their ' successors It seems probable will be Roy Jarman and Marvin Chamberlain The ' assembly of the 'Associated Students 'West postponed because of the parade yesterday will occur ‘today7 “ Marking the first fall event of Its kind a social matinee wlll'be held by the Girls’: Athletic association next Friday — ct -- of-th- costs many a man ‘ - No matter how efficient a man may be- if he has an ugly there are positions in which he cannot be tolerated He may know that itisnot in the least contagious but other people are afraid :they avoid him and he1 must make way for a mail with a clear healthy skin Why run this risk when on ! : ! n PRESIDENT SMITH’S PARTY AT PANGUITCH Ointment and Resiniol Soap stop itching and ' dear away eczema and similar humors so and easily All dnuiiti ? 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