Show AM- Salt Settlementsthb:L(SUvct'18C' Lake Smelter METALS Herald Republican Want Ads Are the Real Money Makers -Zinc st InterMountain Vol 36 No 53 WEATHERt Mon day: 00 Sunday Republican SALT VIOLENT ASSAULTS ON CM LAKE RO YE UTAH SUNDAY CONTINUE OCTOBER ! Who -i ’NS ft T MASS LARGE REINORCEMENTS j Trench alls Trench After Before Allies’ Vigorous Attack ft I" I I 5 T" ‘I the Battle i ront trench of the German allies today after most Oct line in to -fell ADVANCE p -the '4 ORCES I 1 Confidence in Though German wing slightly on near Roye ’State-ment DEEAT WOULD INVADERS Must Protect Lines of Allies’ Western Closer to I 1140 p communication “There f 3 rontier The m — toissued an-jnounce ‘ favorable ” I Oct 320 4 a m r- ' — to the Reuter Telegram'company its A 1 I J I I Down on the after Masked5 PARIS has toJ’e S-a?d rllus armies" still of was further extended today and now reaches of the Belgian within thirty miles frontier allies’ overlapping carrying the movement in a northeasterly 1 war tention 1 1 I Gorman reinforcementson this end of the line are very strong These troops probably were brought from bodies of German forces deployed in the rear of their advanced intrench-ments Their courageous dashes to the allies’ front not successful were and the rench and British were able to make them fall back on their deep trenches allied The sight of the infantry the creeping across open spaces in I1 t I 1 heads 1 o U G 1 RECORD i 1 Mont Oct killed today 3 — in calling themselvesIndustrial Opening the World clashqd: with citizens town in the a ort Peck reservationThey then moved on to Chelsea the crowd of 100 men attempted to break open a commissary car of the jailroad’ Im a fight a civil engineer and two members of the traveling band were killed At Wolf Point the men again tried to forage food and a citizen was killed tonight names were available later The band by was surrounded Indians and deputy sheriffs of Workers band first -fifty of Show Annual State’s Marred Rain by EverythingNow for ISliM COL but Readiness in of ish Weather air RESOURCES IN SHOWN ETOOSE C Return UTAH’S Sheridan county of Game and Has Novel Counties ARE GRAND ARRAY Department Exhibit Vie With While One Another to- ‘QJAsu&r A RUSTEB BEY to Have BEGIN RETURNSTO Advertising in Products Escaped in Difficulty Washington Oct Rustem Bey —A Turkish ambassador has left Washington for New York and today is on his way to Turkey In a statement before leaving the ambassador said that the the Russian G 0 CAMPAIGN P j Growing Is That for the theatre desperate of Avar resistance T Oct 3 A Petrograd dis-" patch by way of— Rome to the Central News says: “The Germans are evacuatingRussian territory Whole regimentshave been drowned in the Niemen river -ONDON ‘ ? ’ and The have A an announcement from Pctrothe war The zone German emperor is West Prussia close to ithe Russian frontierthe swift in developments the'easterntheatre-week or two have demanded the personalat-’1 ’lost their dispatch siege - ’the on railrpad says that rnafle Vlina’ their" objective -attack bayonet Tokio announces another Japanese mine-sweeper has been by a German mine in Lao-Shan bay China The Japanese armvto be continuingits preparationfor a generalassault on Tsino'Tau The Japanese are beinsr shelled by the forts and the Gcrnmn warshipsin the bay at Kaio-Chow sunk ATTACK j ON NACO masked p west-show baby 24 noon — contest baby’ (At health to months headquarters) m — Horse races and on race track and " I wiki in-! f I carnival'grounds i -exception a-'few N - Both Sides Are state!'fair Machine -Using i Gunsin Battle on th'e American Border notia ' 12 o’clock C E 4 acts p m LOOSE Republican state on — ree chairman returned yesterdayfrom 7 business trip to of Californiaand on p m Arrival queens and — begin a Mondayforwill whirlwind campaign maids on grounds the election of the Republican 8 p m — Grand carnival of coun-ties state ticket and the success of every Republicanin pageant coliseum county ticket in the state He reports that the feeling is growing 1 Coliseum at night— Carnival of! inYCallxOrnia that-the Republicanswill counties pageant elect a 'governorand the probablyall of irst division the 'Ieglslature with of — counties The return of the governor Spry President Mc-t Progressivesto the Republican party Donald governor’s staff and is a significant thing asserted Mr directors in carriages Loose and he said it would be only a division few weeks until more than 90 per cent Second — of former Progressiveparty of Counties representedby queens! Utah was in the Republican ranks and maids Colonel Loose was one of the most Act-— The ardent of Riding Duttons “The! supporters Theodore in the Chicago convention and while he did not leave the Republican Third division-— party lie was the big in 1 one of men es representedby queens Utah who a follower of Mr Roosevelt vouniii and Colonel Loose calls on all maids V rormer Progressivesto come into the Republican ourth di vision — party and aid in the election of Live stock stand pageant Republican candidateswho for ifth division principles in which the former — believe" W ild west features I a -were t ages health 2 GOL ILL’S H AT ” ’ said S’ of Judging 12 to m a field OPENS TROOPS stubbornly Russian -roads i 9 I 1 10 open m a I - disregarding but in order covered with German corpses which included a still holding a shell in his arms gunner At Osso-wetz the Russians captureda number of guns A heavy German vanguard succeeded in constructinga pontoon bridge over the Niemen river but slngle German who crossed the river survived every one being mowed down by infantry fire was which supported by a hall of shrapnel from The ' MAYTORENA Germans -the attackingmost retreatingbefore charges MONDAY Gates open 9 a m Exhibition buildings I ernment - Sowalki-Ol! jvovnoand j the secretary of state that were unchanged escaped ta Governor ! the Reuter Telegram Petrograd describing to company from German the -finally Bey notified his opinions artillery declared emperor jt is difficult’” with -Will-Elect which IS PROSPERITY AT STAKE “water Philippines to massacres in Turkey When government officials indicated that an Recalls Three Democratic ailures expressionof a modification of the ambassador’s views would be to Run the Govwelcomed by the UnitedStates Rustem i Jin place Republican not been in the communication was result of the attitude of the United States toward statemennts he had made comparing lynchingsin the United States and the cure" in the I Gates open noon All buklings open and exhibits for public inspection Band concerts on groundsin afternoon and in coliseumat night California -that government I PROGRAM AIR 12 he was quitting the United States on leave of absence-at his own initiative eeling explained this step which he had undertaken without conferring with his with he has CZAR GOES TO RONT Petrograd Oct 3 — ‘Emperor Nicholas it is announced has left I r ' STATE SUNDAY - that js ‘ Artillery He ' 1I 1 that seem the past L No DROWNED Evacuationof - 1 The Thorn Said Hasty of the two countries Reports of the illness of King Charlesof Roumania are revived AhlSe °PI’osed to fhe monarch’s friendlinesstoward Germany insist that these reports issued to cover are delav in Roua determining & mania’s attitude ( 1 direction ciuiing of the o at N 3 Russian emperor accordingto left the capital’ for -The grad Is With east of the river a Wml A’’ 2 Shrapnel REGIMENTS Kaiser two I of territory -he Oct the allied Infantry -by Hail REPORTED 1- I Stream Crossed and ENTIRE utmost x1Th°nJ?test offieial Communication from Petrograd describes the Ubattle or Augustowo in Russian Poland as developinginto one of extreme violence the Germans supplementing their artillery fire with furious In an counterattacks encounter between the first division'of the German cavalryand Russian' cavalry the Gerniaps are reportedto fjvc routec loss great carrying their infan try al on a with have' Russians occupied Raygrod Kalvary- and Miriampol ' dispatch from Amsterdam cor-respondent says: “A message from Berlin says an official telegram from German headquarters states that in the rench war theatre there is no ma-r Iterial change in the situation” ‘ v the Belgianlegation at London admits that the Belgian forces defending Antwerp uo 1 Poplar Indian ’ ire of five days have been obliged to fall back to the river Nethe the so terrific has been German artillery 'fire But the declarationis made that the Belgians intendto resist the attack on Aiitwenito their new detail ro general impressionis no or The Senne ? is London mile a : The Mowed : announcements AVORABLE Oct night says Draws 1 in j Germans are making not only to hold north rance but to win back some of the which the allied forces have succeededin taking from them since the great battle of the Aishe began are indicated in the official from the rench war office The Germans have continued their series of desperateattacks on the iench left wing and in the center the crown prince’s arniv which includes the sixteenth has corps attempted to advance through the wood of La Crurie But in all of these endeavors according to the rench accounts the Germans have been repulsed the prince’s crown army exen has been drivenback toward the north a matter of perhaps Tergnier Belgian STILL Paris official The determined efforts their lines in the of ' L a men The h I That j News Summary War Communications Wing ’ rom DANGER at i borne back the allies’ western retained their advanced positions PLACE IN ' ’ Troops had riday until they became untenable They fell' back lines which had been previouslyprepared -new Made Gains : 11 Germans who to Claims and i'- e The by ood -where ' caution Out-:come REATEST Starts to orce and in of lesson Mob Great Northernrailway clashes between citizens RUSSIA IN 5K- EXHIBITS Northern 6 HEAT ALLS our men were towns along the J- I newly-learned rench CommunicationAsserts Official ' O Herald No Hundred ‘ D li m — Trench after the ’Possession carried home witli -of vigorousassaults determination combined with the With on GERMAN ' ' 1140 3 ffl8 Great of Band Take Ware NIEMENRIVERBARS ' On Salt Lake Vol 168 i ' ' CENTS in j His on ' IVE our Clashes Ambassador Talked Much W ay Home L 1 PRICE Killed Turk ! 56 PAGES— 1914 4 cold sjnd I -the " -Roosevelt i i m i i i 1 1 1 1 1 I CONVENTION EJECTS CARRANZA’S RESIGNATION artillery II -was J 4- The Germans the correspondent says mads another attempt to cross the river advancing in dense columns but z — ' I ' beMexico City Oct — Shortly fore jnidniqnt tonight’ the dele4 4 gates to the general 4 they were again repulsed quick firing conference 4 of southern chiefs rejected by an 4 guns playing their 4 havoc with almost unanimous vote the resig- 4 ranks The nation crowded butteries 4of Gen Cara German Venustiano Question of Prosperity had been the infantry ranza as first chief of the const!4 which supporting “It is a question of the prosperity of front of the trenches in a brilliant sunshine 4tutionalists The resignation was the country” said Colonel (Continuedon Page Column 3) laid before the conventionearly 4 Loose “While usual the state fair which glittered on their weapons the theories of October 4 tonight and the vote followed we upon a 4 may differ was Impressive Hundreds of shells 4 heated debate or conference and the fall 4 government may differ upon rains church A who shall be our candidates yet we arrived burst in their without commission was sent to the 4 overhead or rear V togetherand on schedule 4 national palace to ask 4 all of the opinion that we General are time but doing great the damage 4 Carranzato accept once more sueven so 1 the party in bring stormv can preine power 4 power which weather did not prevent the fair from OR1VARD to the nation An individual When Carranzaentered the con- 4 inprosperity rench British IH nation is no more Everywhere the and 4 ference a than throwing open its gates prosperoushave although ir chamber accompanied by the nation itself and did keep soldiers seemed as though glued to the? 4 his staff all those present when we the crowds rose 4 in away Promptly an administration 4 and applauded Carranza read his 4 power which has at noon yesterday the ground yet their widely extended lines first to levy-a tax in time of peace war quarter in a low voice' often 4 only resignation progressed always forward In nation is ‘broke’ then what was dropped into the turnstile and 4 stopping because overcome £y 4 is tlie the condition of the the tirst visitor to the thirty-sixth tw© or three instances did they LOSS 4 emotion When ho concludedhe 4 men who on their daily toil for their living? Ltah state fair the spitting machine gun fire 4 left the chamber amidst applause 4 within tho Oct 4 335 a The passed Antwerp o£ the “It-is peculiar trait of the Democratic in— correspondent a with Its 4 As he’ passed out he was embraced 4 gates murderous hail of bullets party ‘always to be calling for Reuter Telegram company in a dispatchtimed 1130 o’clock Saturday 4 by generals 4 many the to 8 o’clock last night whch opened on them when they more run the government or night delegates money Gov William says qnce 4 up a deficiency created through Spry slight by the eminences before Expects to 4 had seated themselvesLouis Ca- 4 tobadpatch was escorted official communication states that legislation Even presidentof vhen two German attacks have the fair association They 4 brera in an eloquent address 4 to the stage in tho reaching the German trenches President oBthe United been repulsedwith of became Revision 4 cautioned the delegates heavy loss” not to ac- J4 States the coliseumand found few Germans there to meet their the of with this speech formally through assassination 4 cept the unless they Reynolds Newspaper says that the statement of the Belgian- legaresignation 4 President Lincoln the founder of the Bill the fair: “I bayonets as the Invaders had retired to opened 4 ready to designate hereby tion thaf the Antwerp were' a suc--4 Republican party he was not in office defensehas been compelled to fall back to tho anotherline only a few hundred yards 4ecssor 4 six on Page before he wanted to issue Column back river Nethe means that the Germans have broken thromrlf the first Cabrera was followed by Gen- 4 fiat months Although Andrew Johnson It stated that the Germans also money is line of defenses and indicates the " 4 oral Obregon and of the others 4 is listed President correctness German claim many as a Republican on retreated Washington- Oct on the eastern wing where that two of the outer forts Wavre-St 4 The debate — Retention became so violent that-4 Catherineand Dorpweldii haveS general and vigorous protests accountof having beer elected on the for many days they have been going 4 it was necessary for the chief of 4 fallen This does not from bankers'-'' of the proposed tax of Republican ticket in truth he was back fall' continually In that part of the mean however that the city is about to caution the as' S2 ’4 lines of a thousand on bank capital and 44 police (Continuedon Page great battlefield the two Column 5) famous rench defense still remain against the expression of personalsurplus and 4 riflemen in elimination of the Alpine came contact with 4 ities IN taxes on and industrial the Germans and inflicted considerable Gen life Hay GeneralCar4 loss were determined upon 4 ranza's Eduardo chief of staff informed the' 4 IN by Democratic members of ON Oct 3 tlie was foil 4 that In the center there comparative — The Belgian legation issued-the owing official whether the resignation4 calm tonight: committee'today' in its deliberation 4 press although the artillery and accepted he was or not with Gen4 on the war TARI kept firing occasionally revenuebill which 4 eral as the east of the river Senne the of Antwerp has been Obregon and other delegates 4 House forced passed though to remind their adversariesof to fall back to the river Nethe before the defense at violent Aguas Calientes on 4 The committee determinedto disregard 4:4 would meet their presence attackof the German artillery Oct 3! Worcester Mass the protests of bankers against October5' with a peace'commission4 — Tne platform after a desperate resistanceof five davs The aviatoj-s on each side have kept 4 named by GeneralVilla by the Republican state the bank capital tax 4 adopted believing that it continual ’Thn position watch on the movements of '‘The nneitm-l li NTaL today on the rn Nethe is very stronig anuT IIme Belgian army- will was necessary better tax than convention expressed “sympathy a the enemy and sometimes have dropped Tncjicf-R to every’ people suffering from the ravlie nn the 'substitute tax on checks drafts in Betterment Leaders jhrapnel of bombs generally with little and other agts negotiable paper Lrecom-mended Amsterdam' dispatch to the Reuter“Tins time (Continuedon Page Column 2) Oct opportune” the bya subcommittee The latter Naco Sonora Mexico Desultory seems Telegram company :says that on tax it was argued would fall upon — resolution reads “to express ‘our sides of fighting ‘on all 4 town riday the individual 'also not only to and between to Such Action thousandsof Bel-' would 'be marked the opening tonight of the 4 but to In warlike methods refugees arrived at the administration Dutch bothersome Justice everywhere” Proprietors of?moving picture theatres man and man town of Governor" Maytorena’s VlHaita Eschen from the villages ah' and small Gen places will forces-On Benjamin Hill’s troops amusement platform towns around Antwerp profit-by the action- of the committee which have been “the defense of intrenchedhere for The two' citadels urged Leaders of the Betterment league those of Describing the fighting of riday In Which substitutedfor the flat tax of freedom representative under auspices of a meeting will $100 on all theatres Although’-bothY were 260the environs of sides arc using machine government and independentbe held tomorrow which Chicago Oct Antwerp 'the proposedin at — There corre-' Barratt hall say biil 331 cattle received agraduated tax of $25 for guns May torena’s troops seem to courts" fewer head of here of the Times saysispondent theatres with' protective they are bitterly opposed to the and the six seating capacity of 300 have heavier piece's of tariff was favored as making1 at stockyards some artillery the early hours' of less $50 for seating capacity Well as “national law's prohibition a political issue other of the west ar ’“During riday or up to than the defenders of the town?’ American present markets during rom there 600 $75 up to 1000 and $100 for seating the merchant marine” campaign They took- occasion last to an an-’ the troops patrolled the international September 'according a heavy bombardment of Yet night to deny the report that has ueen today by statisticians of as line of capacity over 1000 whole the boundary and turned back nouncement Antwerp' wounded Boston' Oct 3— Massachusetts Ithc did not quite Democrats current for a week or from five and one-half The committee conclude who refuge more to the stockyards Boom miles sought and medical Union Minister Ribot men state of the bill but in at aneuil that at tlie coming meetingsquestions attention in Naco Ariz convention’ The report showed a decrease of northwest of Malines'to Lierre nine’ expectsits to consiaeration hall today be finish Monday The revenue adopteda Zplatform that’ miles southeast of been prepared which would-be 731800head duringthe nine months Antwerp It was Maytorcria'stroops have X— L— 'V to be derived from the the national sent to thelegislative especially severe at the fort of Wavre-Ht 30 The special measure as Naco ending September advancing onBandSonora the following terms: administrationin asking’ them to declare theircandidatesestimated will be approximately for two positions issued to three days report waa was issueato-en emphasize nna?i7A the na 3’ Catherines Toward midday1 the $1it is or of rnnnrr Paris Oct Yaquis “It (tlie paity) has given the’coun-try on prohibition — The was is costing firing 10000000 Eliminating life the idea being thati reduction In the live stock of the Germans became desult-or the arroyos just before supply coming down rance a day Minister of will loss of President those not in favor $7000000 a approximately daik a whose unfaltering of such a proposition and to 1 mean of the country account for but this will warning that the inance Alexandre-Ribot than to the rights of more battle was aboutto begin mankind5 has would be fought irrespective the present Increase in the price of announced The Belgian artillery continued active $10000000 up in- the tax of 50 cents per that the outlay for the first sixty made kept our from foreign affiliations meat but the German reply was intermittent "Hill’s forces' were defeated last governmenttire party horsepower on automobile sales week days of the conflict been during greatest The leaders in the and chiefly directed bn the by Maytorena’s forces at conservative A table showed the followingde-f bring a of approximately Santa Barbara since the dawn of civilization- It has league sanl tliit action of the sort bridge in the village of revenue here in an crease in sliipmenis for eight months east of Waelhem The tax on beer encounterin the $15000000 not be taken at the meet-f 1: Cattle Riboutgives an interview to removed graft from the tariff It' has up to 689775 “During the morning the' in the House bill which around 100 men were killed or placed September Germans as $150 a To de so on tho situation in the" of taxes on the incomesof those Ing they argued would calves 53470 hogs horses Temps Bank to the fort Wavre-St severely 2021139 penetrated of wounded which' has not published barrel that on sweet wines 20 cents who best afford to pay suit would' rance !?’ can them politics 18016 live stock61761 regular Catherines but were driven back” XT’? luxuries on cars of a gallon dry wines cents a gallon and superfluities and A dispatch to Taso Tex Oct Advices much bitternessTo require statements since the warthe began the 'Re gasoline El to removed cause Sheep shipmentsfor the same period cent a gallon The — them from the necessities’ pf life candidate to place prohibition He says that on October bank irom Carranza agents here tonight said that It abovehis' Amsterdam ’says that bill taxes on brokersare retained House with showed an increase of 649334 companylanders had light to the south has the political belief and to pledge one as a'E $812400000 In cash which was West the westernmost prov-' preliminary reformed system the addition of a $20 tax on commis-(Continuedaner currency of Naco the Maytorena forces with-4-) making impossible the cornering member of the Betterment league (Continued on Page Column 6) w (Continuedon rage'2 Column 6) on Page Column 4) (Continuedon Page Column (Continued on Page Column 5) TROOPS DEENDING 3 4-4 j Progressives I t 4-4- ANTWERP - -Q MOVING - DRIVEN 2 BANKCAPITALTAX t 1X1IL i STEADILY INIL ATTACKS REPULSED WITH HEAVY 4 WAR -we -want -4 REVENUE MEASURE 1 AS ’ ‘ RETAINED - i TWO encounter 4 rlfci ’ 44 44 ‘ London ‘'if- ! because depend annual ' At : surmounted : 4 SenatCommittee I “An -When -more" AndrewJohnson? ” Conclude I - de-(Continued on-Monday ' 8 ' 2 — — ' ' j i ' ' -- - 4 - -'A - ' k ’ PROHIBITION i 3 despite a'' ’ - - pro-posed - 4 -'straight ' BAY GO i '- -insurance London - announcement infantry - Senatefinance “On NOT 3 --orators -to ? - STATE REPUBLICANS RECORD AVOR PROTECTIVE O TO BE MADE COMING ISSUE CAMPAIGN -the ’r ' - ? - 4 ‘ 4 ici n -and -- - - Conservative ? -Pnll ‘ 1 ? ' ? An 2 - - - ' ? ’ ’ t t - League Opposed ‘ 1 "! ’ ’7 r r 3 ' WAR - COSTING RANCE ‘opposition and-Saturday -the nations -war attack STOCKYARDS RECEIPTS SHOW HEAVY DECREASE SHEEP ARE EXCEPTION -by DAILY $7000000 r- - j aweek theHouse - National £ I between -ail - 3 I : g-ian Being Says a Reserves Exhausted ’ - A in-the re-establishing - - ’ - -was i -defenses effect " ‘ -: indorsed I Z -would ' ' ‘ - ’ reported’ - - 'insurance ‘ devotion J i -tonight -gave b ’ I today 4 of-their ! entanglements estl-mated'to ' $420-000000- -had -war - out-lined 1 M remains re-- ' In-cutthroat T”-: ? ?' ' ? -which J 3 2 - u ten-Telegram 1 --J 1 - a I ' 1 2 2 3 ’ i I ofcredit -to 3 t - "11- ' ' C I 1 w-ou’d ‘ A I- Li -’t " |