Show ri - The HcrcldJlepzMican Salt Lake City Utah The statement also says the enemy had bombarded the traditional tomb of tho BIDDLE CHOSEN INQTED SamueL prophet SamwiL about The town of ASSISTANT CHIEF five miles northoast of Jerusalem la believed to have bean the site generally OF ARMY STAFF of tho ancient town of Mlspah tho fa- Sunday Morning FACILITIES OF Ea-He- bi EASTERN ROADS TO BE POOLED Drastic Measures Adopted to Relieve Freight Congestion DETAILS WILL BE 'EVOLVED MONDAY Shops and Supplies Including Coal Will Be Used in Common - T 5 - - BRTiMURESr GAINS MOO RUN Tradition of Benjamin city out this as the birthplace Solnts and of the burial Washington Nor 24 — To relieve the tremendous freight congestion all rail roads east of Chicago 'trill pool their facilities This action was decided upon this afternoon at a conference between the railroad's war board and heads of 'government departments At once the following reforms will he put Into effect: 1 All facilities Including shops and will he supplies east of Chicago pooled All the open top’ cars at ‘home’’ on eastern lines freight will be pooled and redistributed prorata on a basis of tonnage carrying capacity of the pool 3 All freight that ran he handled by any open route will be diverted from congested lines 4 All coal supplies will be pooled wherever practicable 5 The fuel administration will be asked to supply coal markets from the nearest lines Instead of from longer distances 6 Request will be made that the demands for preferential shipments be reduced Plans to Re Fornrd Monday “The program to relieve congestion will be conducted by a committee of operating vice presidents of the eastern lines which will meet here Monday and formulate more detailed plans The measures advocated today were agreed upon by the war board headed by Fairfax Harrison and Dr XL A Garfield federal fuel administrator Edward X Hurley chairman of the United States board Robert ' fi Lovett the shipping government priority director and Commissioner Edgar IL Clark of the Interstate commerce corn mission In addition to the steps which will be taken at once other definite changes in the situation wilt be made as soon as possible The ful administration has been asked to survey contracts and methods of purchase and shipment of coaL Another survey will he made of government requirements involving 'all the movement of raw materials so that congestion will not occur on lines or In terminals Western railways that are not congested will be asked to send their locomotives employes and tools Xo eastern lines and their repair shops eastern will be used for repairing equipment Eastern Lfaes Overtaxed The railways’ war hoard even asked that large Industries not be eatab- - ished In the east until It Is realised shut the railway condition Is In that of the country Part of the ofrart ficial statement tssued today says: "The concentration in certain of the eastern territory of vast parts governmental and Industrial activities has overtaxed the capacity of rail lines In that territory considering the heavy movement of coal and other heavy commodities which formerly moved on coastwise vessels but has now been thrown upon the railroads the heavy military and elvllian travel etc "Further enterprises involving large operations in the use of coal and other heavv commodities should not be established In that territory except after full consideration of these conditions" Another extremely Interesting suggestion isbe that foodstuffs and other material exported from southern and gulf ports "to as large a degree as compatible with the public Interest" The statement says that the railways In pooling coal which will will without doubt produce large additional savings Dr Garfield is already working out his plans X® Preference to Re Shown Discontinuance of preferential shlp-nen- ta Is urged because "preference to Any class of cars or freight results in a slowing down of the operations of machinery and the contransportation flow of all traffic concurrently stant produces the best trsnsportatlon results” The report also says: — "The eastern railways are in serious need of more men and special measures to provide them" may be necessary There Is no doubt that the railway board knows what it is undertaking 'r r co-oper- ate 8-i- ai ur guaranteed ONE PRICE TO ALL Geld Crewaa 5K84 ridge Werk I9jN fa te fS Geld Inlays Percolate Fillings te CUI Silver Fillings Very Beet Set 5lJ 3 in the intermountain "Tke Union" Is the largest dental establishment won for us thousands of successful practice has years country Fifteen of patients who today are our best advertisers Four lady attendants THE OLD RELIABLE UNION DENTAL COHULL MWBff fairlyenemy by the main pressure is concentrated between the Brenta and the Plave where the Italians are making a splendid resistance The fighting has been desperate and the losses are heavy French Fliers Destroy 1030 of Enemy Planes co-opera- ted "Eastern theatre Nov 23: The enemy DR L A IN CHARGE New Tork Nov 14—Leo Pasdolsky a Ruseditor of the Russkove Slovo sian dally newspaper published in this sent tonight to Boris Bakhmeteff city Russian ambassador at Washington a in which he said: telegram "The Russkoye Slovo greets with admiration your fearless and deeply patriotic stand which will dispel In this the disgrace of the Russian republic We are certain that RuspeopleIn sian America is with youevery and conwith you they are fully that together fident that the days and nightmare will soon pass away and Russia will again assume her glorious place among the nations of the earth V S SEIZES WHEAT RICH MEN HELD TO USE AS DUCK BAIT Portland Ore Nor 24 — Thirty thousand pounds of wheat belonging to "wealthy men of Portland Seattle and other places" have been seised by agents of the federal food administration according to announcement today by W K Newell acting food administrator for Oregon The wheat was found In storehouses on game preserves along the Columbia river and waa being used to bait wild ducks Mr Newell declined to dls- close the names of the owners Further search of game is In progress according topreserves the announcement and all wheat found will be seised and sent to the United States corporation where It will be grain gold Reimbursement in part will be made to those from whom the wheat is taken CapL Frank as ’an Kleinschmidt widely known Arctic explorer was arrested here toattached to the night by detectives on the technical charge "Bomb squad" of having violated the penal law by a revolver in hia having The detectives seized apossession trunk in which they said they found a revolver a dirk and a quantity of papers In the trunk also was a scrap book conone of newspaper clippings taining showed a picture which of Captain Kleineschmidt with a group of Ausofficers about to make an ascent trian in a dirigible balloon- over the war front Captain Kleinschmidt who gave his age aa 46 years was arraigned in men’s and releasedon $500 bail nighta court for further examination tomorrow is living at a hotel night He Kleinschmidt returned to the Captain United States In February 1916 after having spent sixteen months as he declared at that time with Austro-Germa- n forces on three war fronts He gave many lectures on his experiences them with motion illustrating taken oil the eastern front andpictures along the Iaonzo He aroused much criticism In June of this year by a lecture which he delivered at the plant of Thomas A Edison at West Orange N J In which he and attacked some of praised Germany the allies of the United States especthe Russians whom he accused ially of vandalism who is an Captain Kleinschmidt American la best known because of his work as commander of the Arctic expedition sent out by the Carnegie museum of Pittsburgh and as an exIn Alaska and Siberia plorer After his arraignment tonight Kleinschmidt vigorously denied that he la EL will be enjoyed so much more if you have a Columbia GRAFT) NO LA - Italian Headquarters In Northern Italy Nov 34 — Heavy fightingon t conboth tinued throughout last night sides of the Brenta river with the reBetween the Brenta sult Indecisive and Plave rivers the Italians are conevery foot of ground Maj Gen John Biddle testing ’The enemy Is attempting to come Gen John Biddle who has just Maj down the Brenta valley on both banks been chief of the appointed assistant of the river in an endeavor to reach a for has staff army reputation general On the liassano and the open plain drove back executive ability earned largely as supeast bank the Fourth army two attacks by force On the west erintendent of the West Point Military bank the First army took the InitiaAs a colonel be organized tive in a dasning attempt to regalrf the Academy commanded one of the special enand lest position at the upper end of the gineer regiments which were among the Brenta valley Resistance was of a first troops sent abroad in the war nature determined West nf the Brenta the territory is now held the defenders and Bakhmeteff Applauded for His Fearless Stand THE UNION DENTAL CO NBffte Italy Stands Ground in Furious Fighting I use the highest grade materials known to the dental profession They and their prices are within the reach of all Their work is positively I - THANKSGIVING' m New York Nov 2L — ce al on the British front several attempted raids which were all dispersed before reached our position The situathey hank of the tion is quiet on the rightfront the Serbian North Vardar and measures "all committee may adopt was the action Monastlr of artillery Our aviators have necessary to relieve the present situ- quite intense establishments at ation and assure the maximum amount bombed enemy Vashareltsa on the road to Prilep" of transportation" the Importance for dental work the economizing You can embrace economy and at the price same paid time obtain the best dental work by going to SIS MAIN STREET evl-aen- ka TIME Pro-Germanis- ion us "revolutionary" that the roads "will Its report says be operated as a unit entirely regardless of the ownership and individual interests" and that the operating Captain Kleinschmidt Under Arrest Suspected of Turks Torture Jewa Alexandria Egypt Nov 24 — Refuthe gees from Palestine report that Gerwith the Turks In mans are committing the most fearful atrocities on the Jewish colonies in Palestine Last month all the leading nen of the Jewish colony at Jaffa were accused of espionage and on false or on confessions extorted by torture were convicted by a German court-martiand hanged with many members of their families refugees declare In order to extort confessions it Is added many men and women including seme- American citizens have been beaten In public some so stripped and severely as to cause death ion el-Fo- ft prophet far-dista- nt For the duration of the war watchword and keynote of the American people will be economy the this means that all will realise Obviously tn of vsm place which Samuel and there is a mosqueprophet contains the traditional tomb of the Grand Headquarters of the French Army In France Nov 24 — The brilliant record of the French aviators Including the members of the Lafayette escadrllle for the ten months endshows that they deing In October 120 German airplanes over the stroyed French lines and 397 over the German lines whose destruction has been fully confirmed There also were 513 others over the German lines which probably were destroyed but confirmation of Thiso the facta was not obtainable makes grand total of 1030 Twenty-twGerman captive balloons also were destroyed London Nov 24— An official communication Issued tonight on the aerial says: operations "Our airplanes on Friday flywith our infantry In their attacks line of our ading up and downat the a low height nnd troops vancing with to dismachine gun fire helpingthe enemy Hostile reperse infantry inforcements and transports on the Marconi Says Italy and many roads also were attacked were behind battle bombs dropped Is Gaining Strength front on important railway the Junctions in which rolling stock had collected Rome Friday Nov 23 — "The reor- and detraining was in progress "Australian squadrons again took of the entire Italian army ganization Is proceeding apace said Senator part in this work" William Marconi Inventor of the wireless in an Interview today with The Forces Clinch in Associated Press "It makes us confiGrip dent that the onward march of the IF enemy will be definitely stopped of Death at ootTs Edge Marconi has Just returned Senator from a tour of the front from the mouth in British Army Headquarters of the Plave to Monte Grappa during France 24 — The Nov British today which he Inspected the wireless appara- continued their assault on the German tus north and northeast of Bour"I saw the Duke of Aosta command- positions wood after having driven the er of the third army: General Diaz lon from the forest late yesterday commander in chief General Badagllo enemy a In at closemore fierce quarters command and other leading This morningbattle second in saw hard still were commanders" he continued “All the northern fringe along fighting filled with hope that the worst is over the forest around Bourlon village of to the which the Germans clung tenaciously revival of the morale of no that the which Is constantlv more soldiers throughout yesterday’s struggle retlceable may give unexpected results an unconfirmed This afternoon of port I found everywhere that the spirit said this from point the troops was very high The men are the British hart finally obtained a of taking revenge for the re that desirous in the village and had forced footing verses suffered to withdraw This was the the enemy had was suffered told the enemy "I news from the Cam most Important losses near Aslago and brill battle front today very Insevere mountains between the the also Germans have continued to stifBranta and Plate rivers The general fenThe resistance against the British their Is that if the advance and one British officer reopinion in quarters high can hold their lino for four or marked "the as Italians Boche has been fighting five longer the immediate danger us hard" be over will days on If the British retain their hold vil"What we desire ardently Is the clos- Bourlon wood and have taken the est possible union and acquired a position lage they will have with America" which overlooks wide on ground high reaches of the surrounding territory desGermans today'-werThe working British Storm Site to construct a line of defenses perately the western and southern side of Cambral which lies four miles east of of Ancient Mizpah about Bourlon The position at Cambral is a London Nov 23—The site of ancient strong one because of natural defenses of the Jeru Mizpah 5000 yards west been stormed road has war office an Cannonade Is Violent (the mounted by the British British troops nounces) which had advanced northward were Along the Meuse River forced back by the Turks The mounted troops had approached Paris Nov 24 —The official an Belt Unia and after being driven back nouncement from the war office totook up a position at Beit Ure reads: night twelve miles northwest of Jerusalem "On the right bank of the Meuse the became very intense artillerytheaction in the region of afternoon during It terms Its measures "drastic" and Beaumont and Bezonvaux salem-Nabul- EXPLORER IN POLICE TOILS mous (Continued From Pago L) drive on Cambral the base of the broken Hlndenburg line unofficial accounts Bouflon wood By fallen to the British Fontaine had flames and the vilNotre Dame was in of Moeuvrea was being invested lage A series of Important advances were recorded officially mainly on the the ward CambraL also announced the Sir Douglas Haig of more than 100 guns innumthe rapture drive so far Among them are a ber of field pieces of caliber up to Beurtoa Weed laiparfaat The capture of Bourlon wood If confirmed would be of high strategic value to the British It dominates all the surrounding area and Is by some to Cambral Itcalled the experts self Once before key the British had forced themselves into this wood Later because of a temporary lack of munitions — their advance had been so swift that the communications could not pace with them— they were forced keep out again the Germans concentrating a furious fire on the wood from the of the same name village nearby La Fontaine Notre Dame is the vilon the Bapauma-Camhrlage road It formed the farthest pointhigh of the British advance in the first tweilty-fohours of the drive For the same reason that caused the withdrawal from Bourlon wood they had to give up the village later The that Fontaine now Is in flames report indicates the Germans have definitely given it up Galas Summarized The British statement mentions the fact that the Germans offered "stubborn resistance" It reports the following gains in oftoday’s fighting: The storming and domimportant about Bourlon inating high ground wood of FonProgress in the taine Notre Dameneighborhood Further progress along the Hlndenline astride the canal du Nord In burg the vicinity of Moeuvres village beof an Capture spur obtween Moeuvres andimportant Queant giving servations over the Hlndenburg line to the west and north Gain of further and capture of a strong point ground of support In the of Bullecourt vicinity These gains easily traced on the map show better than other descripadtions the force General vance The mainof object of Byngs the British now is to widen their wedge so as to get out of ugly positions where their flanks are exposed to the enemy’s enfilading fire Grrmiaa Are Frenzied Meanwhile the Germans have even resorted to stripping their Flanders front in defiance of the council of who experts yesterday military this be necessary would notonly boasted was certain to rethat Haig warning peat his blows east of Yrres French Evidently fearing that the may strike somewhere between St the Germans Quentin and theonVosges a continuous raidhave launched to feel out the ing campaign French lines designed November 25 1917 MOVE TO ENTRAP VILLA LAUNCHED Troops Take Field for Enveloping Movement 300 Miles Wide is NO INTER EST Other styles low 30 weekly or monthly np to 385 terms g Z This Grafonola at $18 is a marvel of musical value TONE — the equal of OTHER Clear brilliant life-lik- e The mere makes selling at many times the price fact that it is a genuine Grafonola adds to the of your buying and increases the security pleasure you feel in your purchase pro-Germ- an RABID CAT ATTACKS TREMONTON WOMAN wLDIQ THAN TH3 LTD M Special Herald-Repnbllca- n Tremonton Utah Nov 24 —Fighting with the desperation of its cougar kin a rabid cat attacked Miss Edith Swerd-fegand was only prevented from sinking Its teeth into the young woman’s flesh when Fred Manka a neighbor threw the Infuriated animal out of a window The cat was later killed by Robert Burge The head of the animal was sent by Dr J A King to the state chemist a bacteriological test showing that it had a fully developed case of rabies er Juarez Mexico Nov 24 — trains Troop shuttled in and out of the railroad of cavalry cantered yards the regiments river roads and bugles along as shrieked their clarion calls to arms the frueral forces from the garrison and camps and race track course passed Juarez tonight and took the through field to participate In the enveloping movement 300 miles wide which Gen Eduardo Hernandez and Gen Jose Carlos Murguia have begun to trap Villa in the desert country to the south of OJinaga temporarily "capital'’ of the ! revised Villa movement General Murguia wearing a Mexican j suit of buckskin felt som- - j riding brero andwi silver spurs high reviewed the officers their final Instructions fpvc before leaving for the I I lllil llUlll Gen Pedro Favelca commanding the entrained his vanguard of 1200 soon division troopsafter dark and cavalry was scheduled to leave before midnightformOther troops will follow him a junction and with the column of General Hernandez cavalry in the field somewhere southeast of Juarez A battle shortly was predicted by staff officers at military headquarters tonight A federal train was wrecked at Pedernolestroop loo miles west of Chihuahua City Wednesday according to a letter received here from the state Four federals were killed capitalfortv todaywounded nnd Villa followers were believed to have removed a rail to wreck the train Red rnM to Make Baadazm El Paso Texas Nov 24 — Red Cross workers here have been ordered to discontinue making knit goods for troops in France for the to turn their of bandages attention to the present making northand hospital supplies for use in ern Mexico In expectation of a battle In the Juarez or OJinaga sectors A mobile Red Cross corps is also beconsidered for this emergency as ing the sanitary equipment of the Mexican armies Is considered Inadequate to care for any number of wounded This was at the battV of OJinaga demonstrated when wounded were found on the field with badly Infected wounds three days after the battle Mexican officials here have urged the American postoffice department tq ban all German propaganda newspapers from Mexico which cross the border A number of these papers known to have been subsidized by German agents have been sent here to cause dissension among the Mexican people living on the American side of the line have also made their posters in Juarez one containing appearance Gen Francisco Murguia's strict neutrality statement SAVE YOUK CASH FOR TURKEY te Pro-Germ- an ONE LIFE LOST IN WRECK OF SPOKANE B C Nov 24 — Two Prince hundred Rupert and sixty-nin- e from the Pacific Steamship passengers company’s Alaska liner Spokane which went Mill in Bank sound Thursday asround arrived here last night In aondense steamer the fog Princess Mary midnight and departed this morning for Vancouver B C One of the Spokane's passengers an life When taken off Italian lost his the Spokane he appeared to be in a dazed condition and afterward from the 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