Show rr7 rk" Sof £a&e Smelter Settlement 550c (m Jaaw MVie tUSTALS (eatbodM) t A Quality Heuspajsr sCsTLTfi TTTRTTSf o THE j Copper (Zinc (St Louis) Salt VeL Uk 131 28425c 7c 7 BRA FT RE)R 4 EB )iLd Intermountala Republican Price Five Cents VoL 18 No C7 WEEON’B BERBER 4 4 4 4 THE WEATHER Sun and Mon - cloudy not much change in temperature SaltLake City Utah Sunday Morning November 11 1917 Hsrald No It's Fair and Square 4 4v 4 4 ' jfr 4 t4 4 4r 2 Salt Lake Women Among 41 White House Picketers Arrested MUIUE D FOR P MRS KILLS SELF IN THE BALLOT CALL HOT POTS POOL POLICE L CROWDS JEER WOMEN IN PATROL WAGONS Mes lames Quay and Robert- son Represent Utah in the Demonstration Trials Set Monday Morning Br Istsrmttassl News Service) WASHINGTON President Announces Every Man Will Be Subject to Service in Some Capacity If Not in Fighting Forces Temporary insanity Is thought to have caused his suicide After Mr Kingsbury disappeared Wednesday no trace of his whereabouts was discovered until he was seen Thursday night by John Van Wagoner of Midway Mr Wagoner says that Mr Kingsbury got off the Denver A Rio Grande train at Heber and proceeded 'on foot to Midway with W L Van Wagoner former member of 'the Legislature The two men were overtaken on the road by John Van Wagoner and they rode with him to Mid- Will Show Where Each Man Can Be Best Used Wilson Asks All For Willing Service way Mr Kingsbury had two brothers-In-laHarry and Rodney Morris owners of the Morris ranch near Heber He w on BY inWIN C BARBOUR Flaunting their yellow white and purple banners to the clyln sun the suffragists inarched In squads from As soon as they their headquarters lined up at the White House gates policemen in a quiet manner walked up to them and led them to a battery of atrol wagons that stood chugging along the curb The women were rushed to court and there released In S25 bail each until Monday morning President Wilson coming in from an afternoon drive witnessed the tail-en- d of the demonstration but avoided the crowds and entered the executive mansion by a side entrance 1 Morris was he to the Hot Pots that ranch overtaken by Mr Van' Wagoner Friday evening he had dinner at the Hot Pots resort and about 10 p m was noticed In the bathhouse by S J Schneider proprietor to whom he remarked that the running water attracted him Dr J T Kingsbury brother of the dead man and other relatives went to Heber City yesterday morning in search of the missing man They returned to Salt Lake with his body The about S30 o'clock last night to the was taken undertaking body company parlors of the Larkln-Hu- ll Mr Kingsbury was born In Salt Lake years ago and had City fifty-thre- e spent most of his life here He Is survived by his widow and two daughters Mrs Earl Y War drop 361 Kensington avenue and Mrs Albert V Sterling S50 Westminster avenue while on his way from the TT7 ' -- A SHIXGTON Nov 10—Presi- - dent Wilson today ordered the complete reorganization of the draft nachinerv on lines which makes everv man subject to war duty if not in France at least in the fields and fac- tories In a foreword to the new regulations under which the reclassification of the 9000000 men not called in the rirst draft will be made the President makes a stirring appeal to all citixens especially lawyers and physicians to aid in the work The regulations themselves will be given to the public Wednesday They will govern every consideration In the division into five classes subject to successive call of the reclassification In his foreword the President over his signature says: “The task of selecting and mobilizing the first contingent of the national army Is nearing completion The expedition and accuracy of its accomplishment were a most gratifying demonstration of the efficiency of our democratic Institutions Th sufferings with which the machinery for Its execution had to be assembled however left room for adjustment and improvement First Draft Rules Staad "'New regulations putting the improvements Into effect arer therefore being published today There Is no change In the essential obligation of (Continued on Page 29) ALL CORN IN FRANCE TO BE REQUISITIONED 10 — All VILLA READY TO - SEIZE 0J1NAGA w-er- e sue-cesai- ve E OIEBJIFE DELEGATES FOR BATTLE Private Davis Facing Probability of Death Is Stung With Remorse Because He Implicated His Life Partner Lenine Made Premier and Trotzky Foreign Minister Congress of by Workmen and Soldiers First Real Test of Strength Since Italians Began Their Retreat From the Isonzo Is About To Take Place All-Russi- an SAILOR AND LABORER GERMAN FLANKING AMONG APPOINTEES OPERATION BEGUN Led Her Innocently Into Trouble He Asserts Wanted to Make Money to Pay Debts and : Then Return f the guardhouse at Fort Douglas INPrivate R L Davis faces the probability of a death sentence calmly but he is stung with remorse for his rash act ' which brought his young wife within the toils of federal law He declares she is innocent of any complicity in his escape Wednesday night which resulted in her arrest and detention on a federal charge PLOT TO FREE I W IV FOILED j “ - Man Who' Handed Note to Haywood and ‘Girl in Red’ Arrested Chicago Nov 10 — What Is believed to have been a plot to aid I W W prisoners to escape while they were being transferred from the Cook county jail to other pails near Chicago was frustrated today by Deputy United States Marshal Richard Hart who arrested a man said to be Russell J'E girl Davis is the soldier who while held and a man was The seized after he was In the guardhouse as a deserter esaeen a to D Haywood note W slipping caped through a window while his wife W W the and one of of I waited a short distance away in a secretary to the about be transferred prisoners taxicab with a package of civilian The note read: himsave To his wife he gave clothing “What action should we take on the self up but the military authorities are Give the answer to the girl outside? holding' both in red” Says He Lied to Ilia Wife Deputy Marshal Hart hurried out“My wife Is ' absolutely Innocent of side and found a girl near any wrongdoing” says Davis “She loved me enough to do anything I the jail entrance She wore a red dress asked her to do and I deliberate!' led and he placed her under Iarrest her Into trouble” Tulsa Okla Nov 10 — Traces of ' “I lied to her” he says “I told her four of the seventeen members of only the I was about to be discharged and I I W W who were flogged tarred asked her to bring civilian’s clothing feathered and driven Into the Osage because I didn't want to leave In a hills here last night by a of party black-robe- d prison uniform” “Knights of Liberty” had Wasted to Make Moaey been reported tonight I am not a deserter” he says Sheriff Griff Graham of Washington In the army penniless with debts county issued a statement today' urgstaring him In the face and a wife who ing the shooting on sight of any I W would soon become a mother to care W suspect caught molesting property for Davis says he left his command At Drumwrlght Okla' the center of intending to redeem his fortunes and an extensive oil field officers today then report back to his company raided I W W headquarters and arT Davis left Fort Douglas October 11 rested the secretary points of and was arrested ats Sunnyslde Utah pistols Then all the I W W’a were where he had gone to work in a mine ordered to “get out’ old at-th- e Socialists of Kerensky Min-istr- y to Be Released Deposed Premier Winning Again Support of Troops London Kerensky eighty-fiv- e Nov 11 — Premier at arrived Lnga miles southwest of Wednesday and the Petrograd garrison there attested its loyalty to his provisional government according to a Petrograd dispatch of Saturday to the Weekly Dispatch Saturday morning he reached Gatchina thirty miles southwest of Petrograd whero the same thing happened The newspaper’s advices add that troops loyal to the provisional government are known to be near Petrograd and a division of Cossacks is on the march from Finland The garrison at Petrograd which two days ago was solid for the extremists jnow is said again to be wavering in its allegiance and the Moscow garrison has retransferred allegiance to the pro- after fightthe extremists' supporters at ing visional government the Kremlin Nov 10—The all--“ Russian congress of workmen’s and soldiers delegates is reported unofficially to have named a cabinet composed of Bolsheviki and then adjourned The 'cabinet is headed by Nikolai (Continued on Faye 12) PETROGRAD ARGENTINA SOWS BRAZIL GREETING DRIVE STARTED IN UTAH $100000 j Will Dispatch Cruiser to Rio TO THE PEOPLE OF UTAH Rio de Janlero Nov 10 —The Argentine minister called on Dr NIlo y MONEY TO HUY CAMP COMPORTS to-com- e hlgk-mlnd- ed ! - ’ - - i - ARE LINED UP AT BY the corn In France will be requisitioned at an Priwarrs Are PrsaslMst Most Important among the prisoners early date Maurice Long minister of provisions announced" inAllthethechamber were: grindof deputies last night Mrs William Kent of Kentfleld CaL ing mills will be put under governmay be wife of former Representative Kent ment control so that bread same at the France supplied throughout row member of the federal tariff com- price mission Mrs Harvey Wiley wife of I)r Wiley the food expert “Mrs Mary Nolan of Florida 73 years old and Mrs Lucy Burns major domo of the demonstration who was released only last Saturday at the expiration of a sixty-da- y term in the district jail The pickets arrested in five groups as follows 4-4" 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 First group New York delegation — Sent to Reinforcements Mrs John Winters Brannan Miss Belle Spelnberg Miss L H Hornsby Miss Guard City Against Troops Paula Jakobt Mrs Cynthia Cohen Miss Led by Bandit M TUden Burrltt Miss Dorothy Day Miss Cora Mrs Henry Butterworth Week Mrs P B Johns Mrs Ella Gull-for- d IBy lawnational Newt Servlet) Miss Elizabeth Hamilton all of a Nor 10 —“Fancho” Presidio Tex to you free from dlaease clean and Do yon went yonr soldier boya as when they bark New York City and Miss Amy Jungling Villa is at a ranch fifty miles south or left youf Do you want them to be happy while la the arrrlre of their eonatry their homeolekaeaa and loneliness and Miss Hattie Kruger of Buffalo wholesome aurroaadlagn end ample rccrcatlonf banished Ojlnaga and is assembling bis troops ' Yen doby of course And yon will sacrifice much l itlals' these 'vital results’ Twe Utah Weave Jailed preparatory to making an attack on Then give iceaeroasly to the Soldiers' Welfare Fund for which the campaign 'opens today Give as much as Second group Massachusetts delega- that point it was reported here today yen can spare— and then more that oar hoys In khaki may know we stand leyally behind them The campali lasts hat a week Do yoar bit without delay tion— Miss Agnes H Morey Brookline Hlpolito Villa Pancho'g brother Is re- - j THE SOLDIERS WELFARE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE Mrs William Bergen Worcester Miss ported to have crossed the border near L Daniels Boston Miss Ella Flndef-se- n here last week ard to be now In charge will be ob- varloua canvassing committees will Commencing today an organization Welfare Fund Sunday-anLawrence Miss Cornelia Whit- of a force of Villa followers twenty served as such by' all of the churches meet to outline'thelr campaigns A comb Worcester miles south of here and will aid Ills consisting of several thousand work- and wards throughout the state Inas- general meeting of all the' canvassers New Jersey delegation —Mrs Georgs brother In the attack ers will commence a whirlwind drive much ae the' the will be held at a dinner at the Comwelfare work Scott Mont Clair Reinforcements have left Chihuahua of one week in behalf of the soldiers' soldiers and nurses Is to be among conducted mercial club tomorrow at p m Blehop Pennsylvania delegation — Mrs Law- City to strengthen the Ojlnaga garri- welfare fund of $100000 which Utah by the Y M CL A and the Y W C Joseph Glass who Is ardently In favor rence Lewis Miss Elisabeth McShane son but have not reached Cuchillo Par-ad- o Intertwo of a loyal response to this patriotic of' religious organizations and Miss Catherine Lincoln all of Phil' Patrols ‘are scouting In all direc- has been asked to raise as her share national on call will deliver an address The workppening the drive of a general fund of more than Sunday Isrepute adelphia tions to prevent a surprise attack apconsidered ers will receive their final instructions particularly o Third group California delegation— i collected through- propriate Throughout the entire week and be launched: $40000000 being earnestly upon the Mrs William Kent of Kentfleld ASHORE IS STEAMER commis- the auxiliary organizations of the vari- campaign the United States out tha by — Oregon delegation Mis Alice Gram ous churches and' wards are pledged to Coming like a call from the soldiers ON PACIFIC COAST sion' on war camp activities of the assist and Mlsa Betty Gram of Portland colIn in the themselves are two telegrams received every way possible for the Utah delegation —Mrs R B Quay war and navy departments — 19 lection fund the of for The contributions Grand Nov A Pacific Port yesterday by Chairman David A Smith and Mrs CL T Robertson of Salt Lake of the soldiers welfare fund executive Trunk Pacific steamer Prince John Is benefit of soldiers and Red Cross tity nurses : The active work for the ' campaign committee of the state council of de- Colorado delegation —Mrs Eva Deck ashore according to reports rsetived hero late tonight Today has been designated Soldiers will commence tomorrow when the (Continued on Page I) (Continued on Page I) f Paris Nov CABINET IS BUT GRIEVES SHE HELPED BECAUSE SHE LOVED IIE SAYS REORGANIZE BOARDS Re-classificati- ARIES J 60 DAYS NEEDED TO them early Thursday evening (Staff Correepeadeat ( the InternaNor 10— Forty- - visited but left to go to the Hot Pots It was tional 5ewi Servleew) National of the arrested tonight were Woman's party nt the two front gates of the White House for picketing It was the biggest drive the suf-t racists have yet made to keep their banners standing where President Wilson rcuM see them but there was the least disorder and the smallest crowd of any of the demonstrations one IS J With feet and arms bound with wire and a two-fopiece of iron tied to the neck the dead body of David P Kingsbury 516 K First South street who wandered' away a from home last Wednesday afternoon while sick and delirious was found in the swimming pool at the Hot Pots near Midway yes- terday afternoon The body was found by attendants of the Hot Pots resort ot Suffraget Squads Arrested by Wholesale in Front of White House and Later Released on $25 Bail MTT BE BEFORE Delirious He Ties Iron About Neck Binds Limbs and Dives to Death For R B QUAY who with C T Robertson of Salt Lake was arrested yesterday for taking part iiv Woman's party picket drive at White House in Washington D C KINGSBURY Janeiro as Evidence of Friendship Pe-can- ha Brazilian foreign minister today and informed him of the intention of the Argentine government to send a cruiser to Rio de Janeiro next week as a mark of friendship toward Brazil i Br axilla Army Concentrated Bage Brazil Nov 10— Feeling in southern Brasil is tense because of the German revolutionary movement which Is believed to be imminent and the ArVirtually ths gentine mobilization entire Brazilian' army- has been ' concentrated In the state of Rio Grande de Sill for strike duty and this adds to the general uneasiness Plans are being rushed to increase the Brasilian army to 100000 men substituting conscription for the present voluntary service - - r British Extend Salient in Flanders About Half Mile Turks Fleeing in Palestine With British in Hot Pursuit PI1HE eagerly awaited aid for Italy's hard-press- ed troops onthePiave line has reached the battle front in the form of British batteries accord- ing to a dispatch from Italian headquarters These batteries are expected to give n support in staying the advance which task heretofore Lm been borne chiefly by infantry actions of the Italian rear guard ' Austro-Germa- With the opposing armies lined up along a thirty-mil- e stretch of the Flave river In Its lower course and In fighting-touch with each other on a wide front stretching westward through ths hills to the north of the Venetian plain real test of strength neeme In prospect for the first time since the Italian armies In northeastsrn Italy bsgan their retreat from the Xsonze Hitherto the main force of the erman thrust Into Italy la this ha been from the northeast campaign With their left ntandlng along the east bank of the lower Plave however the Teutonic armies apparently have now begun to exert their chief pressure with their right wing from the north along tha line bending sharply west from Aslago thirty miles from the Adriatic on the Plave Tevtomn Take Aafago forces Bsrlln announced Saturday are pressing forward In the Susans valley aa well aa in the upper Plave The Trentlno region virtually begins at the Sugana ' Thus there is being developed In this district the predicted flanking attack on the Italian left which has been recognized as probably the most serloue threat to the Italian line which the Teutonic command could bring to bear Upon successful resistance to thla drive from the north depends the stability of the whole Italian front to the east as well as continued possession of Venice and what remains of the northeastern neck of Italy Just what line the Italian command has chosen for resistance to the flanking operation Is not apparent but If It ran north of Aslago twenty miles west of Susegana It Is apparent that the invading armies already have gained a decided advantage for Berlin reports the capture of Aelago after hard fighting In the streets It is nearly a dozen mllea however from Aslago to the Venetian plains the with the route running through a hilly country lending itself admirably to defense as was shown 'in the Austrian offensive of 1916 when the enemy was halted in the Aslago region British Advance Salient In Flanders the British have decided success in' enlarging the salient in the Paaachendaele region Attacking early Saturday on a 2509-yafront they pushed 'forward along the ridge and In the marshy district to the northwest to a maximum depth of about half a mile capturing mang (Continued on Page 2) Austro-G- Austro-Hungari- an Austro-German-objecti- ve won-an-oth- rd r er |