Show r The Monday Morning - mm upon k -- TURKEY WOULD rie Master of Love Is Ready 17 AMERICAN ENGINEERS LOST LIKE TO QUIT Take Back Wife He Gave Away PREACHER SAYS ON PROHIBITION CONSCRIPTION December 17 1917 Salt Lake City Utah n ‘ HOUSE TO VOTE CANADA VOTE Herald-Republica- PROVISO TODAY (Continued From Page 1) wife' Mrs Jane Upton New York City Myron Vandemark privat? engineer: Mrs A R Vandemark mother New Paltz X Former Premier Friends Say Bill Will Pass Attacks Borden for His Must Go to Senate Ik War Policy App roved Laurier I By Ottawa International News Service 1 Ont Dec 16 — Conscription Is the leading Issue upon which the spotlightIn of public opinion will be tomorrow's turned general election The Borden cabinet conservative which ame into power in 1911 put conscripeffect and is standing tion into that platform and seekstaunchly upon on its past records ing former premier leader of Ijiurier the liberals and Is bitterlyIt attacking conscription as the main issue of the campaign Other Issues Involved White conscription has been the pivot of the campaign It has by no means been the only issue The liberals have bitterly attacked the linrden cabinet Tor “doing ndthing” with the food problem While the union government promto commandeer the food or appoint ises m dealers have been food dictator exorbitant profits because of making war conditions is one of the contentions of the liberals The food situation and the franchise calls the “disfranact which chise act" have been used as strong in the actions where argumentsto mainly the union government Is loyalty strongest because of conscription on RED CROSS DRIVE BEGINS TODAY Dec 16 —Congress turns Washington of domestic tomorrow to a clean-u- p legislation before the Christmas holidays after which it proposes to devote itself exclusively to war problems Chief In Interest now Isthe nationwide prohibition question to be voted on by the House tomorrow at 5 P-- m of Prohiblton advocates are confident two-thirthe necessary by approval for submajority of the resolution mission to the states of a national prohibition amendment to the constitution The resolution was adopted August t the Senate Action by the last by of which must states — three-fourtapprove before —the amendment becomes effective is required within seven years by the House resolution and six years under the Senate resolution If the House acts tomorrow the difference must be adjusted In conference Disposal before the recess of the proposed woman suffrage amendmentim-to I the constitution is1 now regarded as possible The Senate tomorrow will resume consideration of the Walsh Pittman coal and oil land leasing bill which probably will pass Tuesday Informal agreement for eliminatiort from the bill of the controversy over the California naval oil reserves by a plan for government condemnation and developIs 'exment of private holdings-therpected to expedite passage of tho measure I Herald- Republican Spec I 11 Investigation by the Senate military affairs committee into the war depart- LONDON Dec 16 —The wierd ment's will be resumed tologic of Sir Jsynes Matmorrow operations with Major Oenenl Croxicr thew Barrie one of the most successful chief of ordnance again under examinis soon to lead him playwrights alive ation lie gave volunwife the to back take Plans to begin inquiry into the navy's a statuesque Cannan to Gilbert war activities will be made tomorrow tarily critic dramtic and young playwright at by the House naval subcommittee a as friend false him who had played a preliminary meeting former Mrs Carrie has asked Investigation of the sugar and fuel theTheEnglish divorce court to restore shortages will be resumed tomorrow ly this is to her conjugal rights and the Senate manufactures subcommit- her Xt would a divorce to the first step Fedtee with Claus Spreckels o fthe indicate Uiat all the happiness Bareral Sugar Refining company return- rie wished the couple had not been to the stand ingFurther attained progress in another investiwhen Barrie It was In April 1912 gation that of the alleged disloyal St was from his divorce absolute given Paul speech of Senator La FoIIette of a sequence Then wife began the of at a will be discussed meetingcommit keenest Barrie’s which vents fantasy Senate privileges anf elections not have outdone In play or tee next Thursday Arrangements for could novel are hearing former Secretary Bryan Barrie had entreated his wife to reJoint congres- turn planned The Newlandsresume her into him when he discovered its gensional committee will — he had offered Cannan for fatuation eral railroad Inquiry tomorrow with She argued it would be Nevada and other state officials- as her anything to him knowing that return to s Ignoble witnesses Cannftn had her love and the tears — he admitted on the witness stand that lie wept —and pleadings for reconciliation availed nothing With absolute divorce granted- him his Barrie set about arranging for wife’s future happiness vllke a fairy expected godfather His friends who and morose him to be heart-broke- n were astounded They knew his love for his wife was a thing exalted sacred and they could not comprehis attitude of complete forgiveItalian Aviation Chief Wants hend ness (Continued From Page 1) theatre The Young Women's Mutual the Improvement association will act atMiss Memloh hotel anil Auerbach's Clarissa Beesley will have charge There will be two booths at Auerbach's Today Miss Eldeen Clement n Miss Gladys Walker Miss Violet Miss Olive Fischer Miss Estell and Miss Eldrune Walton will be ltill on duty At the Seinloh booth Miss Tennis Jack Mrs V I Nebeker Mrs Hattie Nebeker and Sirs J A Brown Pel-ki- have charge today The Business Women's club will take the booth at the Strand theatre with Elizabeth Miss A Rosser and Mrs Miss Hazel on today duty foray and Mrs Vida Duncctn will be Sperry on duty at the Denver A-- Rio Grande There will be two booths depot today at the Z C M I throughout the week ope in charge of Mrs Charles Wells for the Cleofan society and the oilier Y W M I A with Mies Clara Rouck Miss Lyle Xwman Miss Jennie Lund and Mrs Parali Bull on duty today At the Cullen hotel Miss Alice Miss Olive Fischer Miss Beth Chamberlain and Miss Virgil Taggett will be on duty today The Draper club has taken charge of the booth at the Kenyon with Mrs Fred Meakin in Thomassen is in charge Mrs Frances at the Oregon of the booth charge Short Line station Mrs TV Lowry will be in charge at the Denver & Rio Grande depot Miss K Wlckjund will have charge of tho' booth at the Gar do house and Mrs I Wolstenholme Is chairman of the committee of women who will serve nt the Orpheuni The Women's Collegiate association will take charge of the booths at Walker's Dry Goods store Mrs K A Graham anl a corps of young girls will be used by the women's general committee at several of the booths around town At Siegel's Clothing store Mrs J V Hampton and Mrs Lillie Epperson will be on duty this morning and Miss Zina Finnerty and Mrs G O Goodwin this afternoon At Cohn's department store Mrs J R Davis and Mrs G T Judd will have morning and Mrs William charge thisMrs T I) Lewis this afterSchill and noon Mrs Bamberger announced Sunday of that this constitutes only a portion the women workers who have volunteered for daily duty at the various enrollment booths The names of the other workers will be announced from day to day This afternoon will be French day at the Walker dry goods store and Mile Mathilde Domenue assisted by her French compatriots will be in charge nrtll M C Boyle Left to right top: Polly Chase Mary Barrie Cannan Sir James 31 Barrie llelow: Gilbert Canaan Airs v : i e HOT ELECTION FIGHT FORECAST IN BOSTON fBy International New Boston Dec in Boston's 16 Service — The political forces mayoralty election are drawn up awaiting the rethe polls Tuesday it hotsult at of the closest and gives being promise' test contest in yearsM The contestants are Mayor James Curley Andrew and Peters Representatives jA Gallivan 3 and 3Peter F Tague James The to is Curley but againstcovered betting jth these bets rtadily four-corner- ed - BOARD IS URGED Flights Agaiu§t Teutons Co-operati- ve BY E DEPUTY CI1IOSA ARRANGES WEDDING AND IS PRACTICALLY BEST MAN He aided the couple in every way to a speedy wedding voluntarily setupon his wife a beautiful home tling at Franham and a 6750 annuity He ceremony In an arranged for a quiet near place man London and was practically best All through the queer ministrations of the talented writer to his former wife there was no trace of vengefulness towards the youth who had his place in the affection of his usurped one woman Cannan even maintained house with apartments in the same Mrs Barrie when the divorce proceedings were on until John Galsworthy author and stickler for the conventions induced him to more The sympathies of persons of all walks of life and everywhere that English was spoken went out to the author of "The Little Minister" "Sentimental Tommy" and ‘The Professor's Love Story" and dozens of other little stories and plays with tender love for their theme Barrie was a comparatively poor author in 1884 when he married the womShe was an he has all but deified Mary Ansell an English actress They had no children She appeared in his first play "Walker London” but retired from the stage after marriage Italian Minister of Aviation Special Correspondence of the International News Service Dec 1 (by mail) — The price of Paris S placed by the Austrians on the head of our aeroplane Inventor Signor J Capronl proves how right he is In his views for the construction of a vast fleet of aeroplanes for the bombardment of the The Italians enemy rear have realized it and through the valuable assistance of America we will be able to standardize it and establish a air front as well as a unique unique line battle we have treated the present I'p to the too much with tho eyes a little question If we are to vanquish the of artists enemy we must get down to the realities of the situation of aeroplanes should be Squadrons one point on the to shift from able fyont to another to conduct raids on a tremendous scale from an) point of de their work in parture without moment through the for a having terrupted or lack of interchangeable parts the lack of machines of a through standard type which any airman can handle no matter what his training have been may We are now entering into a period of real mobilization of all our- resources ALWAYS SHOWED INTEREST for aeroplane construction- of which IN ATTRACTIVE WOMEN taken the lead t))e United IsStates has means and which the only of giving none ever questioned the While us the to meet the of his love for his wife Germanrequisite Intense aerial activ- genuineness threat ofproduction friends recall many in- the author's the in ityThe timeapproaching spring Is for Improvisation inWe will not leave France until anpast terallied board for the control of air service is established out-of-the-w- ay INVESTORS HAVE ' - SHIVERY WEEK v V-- With the American Army in France Dec 16 — Intensive training In the science of attacking "pillboxes" has begun at one of the largest training Numerous concrete strucground ture identical with those used by the Germans have been erected and the are being taught how the Brittroop ish take them The system of involves automatic rifle fire attack from a number of points into the slots a sufficient number of rifles' being used from various to assure a stream points of bullets entering continuous every lot from every 'direction from which the pillbox is attacked Under this fire bombers crawl to the pillbox and the firing ceases The bombers quickly hurl grenades inside the then forts This system If faithfully minute out carried seldom fails to bring about the capitulation of the largest of the pillboxes General John J Pershln commander in chief of the American forces in France in general orders issued today proclaimed Christinas and The orders said holidaysto be noday is work that two performed on the holidays that is not absolutely ' 'i 9 : Specter of Government Railway Operation and Battles in France Hammer Stocks stances of his deep Interest In women of striking beauty When Mrs Patrick Campbell was seemingly dropping from popularity Barrie’s sympathy was won by her and he wrote her a play which put her back on her feet finanThe success of Maxine Elliott cially was established after she appeared In a work written Tor her by Barrie who was attracted by her statuesque beauty the first time he saw her in tendon Even Gaby Deslys has had th$ distinction of having a Barrie piece written for her production It was called “Rosy Rapture” Polly Chase was a young American actress whose charm appealed to He Barrie long before the divorce wrote "Feter Pan” for her She made a fortune and Barrie adopted her as his daughter Friends of Mrs Barrie have said that she objected to the for adoption and those friends looked Barrie to marry his ward after he left his wife But she was never more than a daughter to him and eventually married an English banker Another second Mrs Barrie was seen In Lady Scott widow of the British exleft his wife and plorer sonCaptain Scott Peter in- the care of his little dear friend Barrie when he went to the anartic where he lost his life Barrie became wrapped up In the education of Peter but folks Who looked 'for his marriage to the Jtoys mother were disappointed All the years however all the kindnesses he has done for others all the work which has engaged him have not been able to change the steadfast love for the wife he stands ready to welcome back when the English courts shall pronounce her free of her husband - New-Year’- essential GEN ' By International News Service With the Atnerican Army In France Dee 16 —The fund raised by the first American division that arrived in France to provide for Christmas gifts for the children In the area in which division is billetted now totals the more than 85000 and is still growing Some of the enlisted men are so enthusiastic and generous that the officers have had to restrain them by a warning a to keep some of'thelr money against "rainy day” PILOT BOAT SUNK Baltimore Dec 16 — A report from Roads received here says that Hampton the Maryland 2 pilot boat Eilot was sunk there at p ni today in a collision with the Merchants and Miners steamer Berkshire No lives were lost FIRST STEEL SHIP OF UNCLE SAM’S OF QUEEN LIUUOKALANI SIX-MILLION-T- -- WESTERN UNION — Telegrams —Day Letters— Night Letters Cablegrams Haney Transferred by Wire THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO jew- BOYD PARK ON iflQ makers of jewelrySTR££T BOYD PARK BLDG DF 50-wo-rd SAVE MONEY IIOSKISSON CO Six Busy Stores — Advertisement Hundreds of gift suggestions in stylish el ry fine diamonds ‘ dependable watches and attractive4 novelties Our modest prices make buying easy SHIP PROGRAM IS LAUNCHED AT SEATTLE carries feeling of spontaneous sense of personal nearness which no other form of communication conveys A Night Letter affords ample scope for the fullest expression The boys in camp particularly will welcome a Christmas telegram A There is no more acceptable holiday gift than some good silver — single pieces or complete sets Our stock comprises ware chosen for its substantial weight and conservative designs whose dignified lines and simple beauty appeal no matter what the reigning fashion Your should make it convenient to come in and let us show you the new things we have each pattern of silver chosen with high regard for worthiness rouNHD A Christmas Greeting by Telegraphwarmth and a with it a - Gifts of Sil JURORS TO PROBE WILL Honolulu Dec' 16 —A grand jury investigation of the purported will of the late Queen Liliuokalanl has been of ordered here because of admissions on Sam Kammakaia whose name is the document as a witness that he was not present when the will was drawn up but signed it later at his home at the request of “Princess” Theresa Belliveau tiie chief legatee Andrews and Lymer repAttorneysJohn F Colburn the execuresenting would withdraw tor said today they their application to have the will admitted to probate Lymer stated that the application was filed in was gooda faitii conthere but he now believed afoot to have the instrument spiracy declared invalid said the will "Princess’ Belliveau was valid and that she would file an herself to have it admitted application to probate non-Mosle- m in Arlington National Cannan AMERICAN SAMMIES AID FRENCH KIDDIES ms the Turkish officials are increasingly friendlv toward the United States He declares if the United States should declare war on Turkey German officials probably would seize large and instiof American plants to military uses tutions and put themcolleges their materially increasing Dr Barton also military asserts equipment that If a declaration should be made there would bq grave danger that unthe population remaining der German insistence would be savif not massacred agely mistreated Barton says it u£Oul be imposIr sible for the United States to send an force against Turkey or expeditionary conditions The under present Bulgaria concludes: letter ' for "Whatever may be the of patriotic the future a large numbernecessity friends- of our who believe in this war to the necessity of country prosecuting conclusion are of its logical and final the opinion that to declare war upon now would not Bulgaria and Turkey in the prosecution ot only be of no aid and no help whatthe to our war or to the cause of ever European allies America In this conflict but would be destructive to American interests in and to the innocent whe Turkey are suffering at the 'handspeople of their overlord almost as much as the people of Belgium Serbia and German Poland IIUBBELL BURIED TODAY Dec 16 — Funeral ser- suffer” Gen HenrywhoWilson A died retired will be held tomorrow Washington vices for Brig BY BBOADAN WALL Hilbbell U S (International News Service Corre- - here will be Burialyesterday spondent)— New York Dec 16 The financial cemetery world has had more things to think about the last few days than mere 6tock quotations Prices have gone to such low levels that the investment world is stunned There is no longer any attempt to discover relations between prices and earnings and values The disclosures made before the congressional investigation committee have shocked the American people perhaps so much that they may do a great deal of good to this country The proposition to put the railroads under government management at this time has caused much selling not only of the railroad stocks themselves but of other stocks Investors especially the very large ones feel that if experts” are to be put in “laboratory of railroads they may hamper charge not only the railroads but the IndusThere Is tries served by the railroads win no fear that Germany the war or that this country will fall down In the great work it has undertaken Added to this feeling there is the usual Wall street timidity this time aroused by the activity that the Ger-- i mans are developing in France Until rethat drive Is ended no permanent be excovery of the stock market can The best that pan be looked pected for is that the Investors may realize the folly of committing financial suitheir stocks at current cide by selling that — prices would be cheap prices even if the German army were marching up Broadway nl non-Mosle- 6 -- INTERALLY AIR AYnaaded Sammies in France Learn How to Attack Pillboxes 9 hs 16 — Dr: James L Bar-toof the American board of secretary commissioners for foreign missions topublic a letter which he day made to Senator wrote Lodge senior member of the foreign relations committee on the occasion of the senator's recent of a declaration of war speech in favor on and Bulgaria Speaking with Turkey the authority of many set years residence forth reasons in Turkey Dr Barton such action by the United against States He declares that both Turkey and under the rule of Bulgaria are and unable tomilitary throw off that Germany rule and that there has been an almost universal protest among the Mohammedans of Turkey against the alliance of Turkey with Germany and an universal protest against absolutely such an alliance by the He says recent reports make it clear Boston Dec first lieutenant medical officers reserve corps attached to British forces severely wounded December 7 Mrs Margaret Boyle Luzerne Pa ds - Upon Moslems - - - Missionary Says It Would Be Mistake to Declare War Other Are Named The following additional list was i made public: Dead' Clarence M M inkier first class private field hospital died December 11 scarlet fever emergency address Ira B M inkier Proctor VtPrivate George Schenckman infantry died December 14 tuberculosis mother New York City Herbert J Wolfe bugler headquarters troops died December llscarlet fever father Morris Wolfe Roxbury Mass Y ‘ Y Y©0 Kl Gtflafle oc FetnmaOe $ a Wanuti Aid in The |