Show f h ft ft Salt Lake Smelter Settlements Want Herald-Republican Silver 4878c Lead $3842 THE Q ArPTAT Spelter 7 St Louis $950 (cath) $1440 Copper ERA LD 1 Wi i A' Republican Inter-Mountain Vol 38 No CITY SHOOTS DOWN WATCHMAN SAVE WEATHERS UTAH SATURDAY AGREE Beaver TO POLICY of German orces Through Belgium Believed to MAKING RENCH IN at Effort on OP left to right Charles-W row and J ormer KrrK r faculty that he will not EARED New OR Blood-stained OWN LIE England Measures to Envelope With Message of Victim Dying Leads DISTRICT Russians Reports Special to EAVER The to Advancing in Steadily Carpathians and More scrawled the Stoody eb 26 BY TO BE a Their CAMPAIGN ON Own in North P Genera! Belief AH That Probably — — 1 J rSSEI ft ORftPPft Serbia Campaign l r 1 pTwsi 1 Made ARICA in London Also to I®? ' iiMl 1 Stoody was shot while he was standing eb in the entrance of his tent 26— The continued week a the bullet penetratinghis lungs which the rench are ago He was not found until twenty-five making in the Champagne hours later He died Sunday after having district and the been pressure which the removedto Milford “I am allies murdered in cold blood” he without attempting any great “Post choppers shot me standing offensive wrote are declared to be bringing in tent door p20 morning Old to bear the line in the on German trapper in it too Cline have tried west have to do right” according to news re This statement he confirmed verbally reived from Holland induced the before he died and the arrest of Germans to make another effort in Lockerman A Jack Cowles Phenn and before the west before the allied forces rank The Hansen followed three latter reach their maximum strength the authorities say are the wood-choppers referred his By day and by night say the Dutch confession Lockerman to but in them exonerated were released newspapers big motor cars loaded and theyshooting The originated with thq with the German soldiers are hurrying illegal killing alleged through Belgium to the western to have been shot of by aDickdeer Kirkland front and the troops which had been formertrapping partner of Lockerman sent to northern Belgium are going Kirkland is said to have sworn to kill who back to the trenches The informed on him but fact that after anyone quarrel between him and Lockerman of the troops passing some now and a subsequentfriendship through Belgium come from the eastern Lockerman and Stoody Stoody progress said to be 'iil lilM r for iLllIimli Will GERMAN I eb ffiL- L PORTS J 'flL jfty i::‘: Men f- 1 Germany for her civil 1 ' Which : GOING Proceeds leet Operations population ' Ja AV -' for EORTS ON With AT Removed Opening COMPROMISE J KINGSBURY T the notified Universityof Utah four members of of institution the would he go not before the board to a their This notification positions at of names in of the list to regents for is tantamount removal from the end JL of yesterday the faculty their that included reappointment I Be Yet Recount Dispute and PRESIDENT DardanellesStraits Misun Afisen - DRAGGING NOW May ' X 11 Declare Affected 1 1 1 subactivities to REASON derstanding Has r u- 26 MINE of food REUSES ANNOUNCE TO — rance Rus-sia England Serbia and Belgium are said by English officials to be in absolute to reprisals to accord as be made on Germany Austria and Turkey in retaliation for the German submarine campaign England was in conferencewith her allies concerningreprisals before the last American note receipt of the making informal representations looking to the discontinuanceof Allied marine and to the admission Regents Re-engagement PRESIDENT Be 1 ONDON Recommended of Is and : T Be Not Board Contraband Absolute yesterday LONDON Will a’ MONDAY ON oodstuffs BLOCK Names Their Mill rhinuilBHf www-iisww-i’vi TO Instructors Notified That our SB 'WS ?-- confession IN ACULTY I ’ nss i ANNOUNCED Cotton U I C Utah -was Edward O Retaliation in ASQUITH bloodenvelope Cline twelve miles northeast of Milford has causeci the arrest of Charles Lockerman a trapper of the Mineral range and led to his subsequent to Sheriff Ross Cutler and Deputy Richard Pearce of Beaver Lockerman was broughtto Beaver Than Wise at bottom University of the Accordas in Submarine PLANS Arrest —A on which dying statementof watchman on the U END “a- ranch Holding Herald No 18 ( IleraJcl-KepublicanJ Utah stained Are fnlr n fe Petrograd Sunday Salt Lake 170 i-pannnintmpnt ? Russia rance for rance A Knowlton PresidentJ T Kingsbury and George C The Snow president' has notified the four members of recommend their naniPS nn tn the hnnrd rpwnfs: nr ‘Peach’ Pal HIS A' m and Belgium GAINS CHAMPAGNE mid IVE CENTS i rp 4 J Man Slays Threatenedto Movement Offensive PRICE 1915 O RIEND Trapper Who of 27 EBRUARY PRESIDENT KINGSBURY NOTIIES TOUR ACULTY MEMBERS SERVICES TO ON x Opening Ads Makers Money Vol MOVE oreshadow Real the Saturday LAKE SALT 18 BIG Are -REPUBLICAN of the present England and her allies have decided collegiate year unless the board should take other action in the upon the main points ’’ which probably matter will be announced Monday by' notified Those so Premier Paris eb 26 An official yesterday were — Asquithin a statement for the press P C Bing and issued by the rench minister Charles W Snow Simultaneously’ the position of all the of today marine confirms the in English George C Wise opponents of Germany toward neutral announcement of the demolition of the secretary of the faculty countries and A A whose trade is so vitally front suggests to the military learned of the deer incident ollowing forts to the by the present guardingthe entrance naval assistant methods Dardanelles Knowlton profesor in a quarrel between Lockerman and and says that mine dragnow that the Germans have decided will be submittedtv the neutral gov physics himself declared lie Stoody ging operations are proceeding that they are able would V '1 to hold the ernments I 7 against in the a straits The action Kirkland communication The friends of sians in their was taken positions while May Block AH German Trade follows: the the out their Determines to Slay Germans are carrying "I Wf & men to be removed say because There is every reason to believe that "The bombardment of the forts at s himself in what he considered w inding the president of the universityfeared Jiew offensive in the west fully intends to all difficult England make foodstuffsthe entrance to the Dardanelleswas position Lockerman for Germany coalition was Allies Confident absolute a being contraband a great distance yesterday formed against brooded over the situation until he resumed from thus cutting off the I o’clock in the morning This him riends df Dr The silence of the German general movement of at s' Kingsbury concludedthe best way out was to staff ships to ' today German ports and making followed by a winch simply said that kill Stoody It is the belief of the was bombardment at that he took these there had been trade by sea impossible Great shorter range measures to no change on either that he became temporarily our forts were completely further front is taken in prevent disaffectionin the London as confirmation deranged although he apparentlyis interest is being shown by’ the British destroyed One of them was the that some big move such as press and public in the probable faculty that entirely fortified by the Germans sane at present of cotton is under It is treatment under the new system energetic suggested way the shooting “Mine dragging in the straits is On the morning of movement was on foot that the allies are of reprisals The belief effected the displaying Lockerman was with the be general that cotton will seems to being under protection looking the calling of camping yesterday to no They believe that the and other cruisers of a uneasiness wood-choppers short distance become of the armored from special setftness of the ground must contraband the combined fleet” meeting of the board of prove a the Stoody tent He slipped away from great British officials are if disadvantageto the Germans camp and he admits persuaded The Athens correspondent of the to as see some compromise ambushed they state that several now and ships at although all th new troops of himself near the tent and which sends the following could be effected then called first Havas agency not reported as the allies are not reacly yet that they were having been to attract Stoody’s attention regardingthe bombardment of As his by mines were the victims of President Kingsbury when seen in will be able to repel any attack new victim stepped to the tent door he the forts at the entrance to the Dar submarines During the last couple of days the fired one shot danelles Provo last night concerning his reasons This bullet took effect British have slightly improved their in Viscount James Bryce in an Stoody’s breast and passed received from the island of for removalof the four instructors “Nev’s through is to be published positions in the region of La Bassee his body and two in the Daily dictated the following folds of the tent flap Tenedos last night says that the bom Chronicle while the Position statement rench report further progress following tomorrow on “The his The bardment of the Dardanelles continued as morning Lindsay of the United States in the expressionon the subject: by their troops in the vicinity of War” says with violence from o’clock in the Jennings and Roy Bohn of Milford were it is a “completeerror “Circumstances have arisen Perthes and in the Argonne and to passing the Stoody and assume that morning until in the evening The near tent those who have made bear to which successes by their artillery in a German name or who fire from the forts was intense during change in the Stoody signaled them In the meantime of these instructors ow’n to German blood belong departments destroyingGerman guns and trenches to the part of the day but he had been sinking slowly and diminished necessary” had written his party” and ceased before nightfall Battles in East Undecided message as he saw In further As to the neutrality’ of the American “orts ErthogroilSeed-El-Bahr response to questions death and In the east big battle along the approaching Jeb 26 (via government Mr Bryce adds both sides Orhanie suffered Kingsbury denied forcibly a great deal especially Dolores Colo) — Chief Posey leader of the band President brought before the committing have that Russian fortress line which follows it and the there was intention of Seed-El-Bahr of Ute Indians who any taking magistrateat Milford Lockerman points blamed government which was on fire head of the renegade Piutes rivers almost the whole way from the to this as the best proof are backing Old Polk similar action In of the case of and the its the flames being from Prof Baltic to the woodsmen protested their in seen Tenedos who are resisting arrest by United States Marshal Aquila Nebeker and his is still impartiality V Carpathians Reynolds of the English mainOne of the allies’ cruisers entered the The same is true also in the nocence Lockerman stoutly posse of frontiersmen today quelled about strait an incipient in his force by whose future his innocence at first but grad-finally the and bombarded mutiny and in tained wilted during evening rumors Carpathians Bukowina Petrograd ually Berlin Willing to Negotiate rife at the university the forts for an hour It then shooting and killing Scotty one of his Ute followers dispatches accordingto reports were yesterday informed Berlin eb As to however claim that Deputy Pearceand whether there were any other that he was ready to 26— The American note safely the Russians brought here late today by an Indianscout are more than holding to Germany and Great Britain on the withdrew contemplated changes President tell the truth result of the fire of the Turkish their own in north and “The central Poland subject of foodstuffs to The reasonfor the killing is not definitely known but the presumption Kingsbury had nothingto say for civil populaforts is not definitely known but is now lodged in the county jail tion of and that in the Carpathiansthey are that and submarlne ac-of it is here to be established that none Scotty attempted to leave the outlaw band and return to town where he will be held for the tivities atbelligerents making such steady advance that not appears sea a copy next term of court which was of the allies’ vessels has been Indian carrier is expected to Would Not Discuss Details pnly the Hungarian but the Austrian handed to the German foreign office here 64 years old and a late tonight with a letter President Kingsbury said that whatin Lockerman by’ damaged” armies fighting Bukowina are Ambassador Gerard the night of from white man living in the vicinity he did was for the good of came to the new gold ever the threatened prospector ebruary22 has been a subject of university of ortuna of the shooting that will give full and declined to go into last summer Ships camp where haustive discussion for Tnrkey Reports Damaged To orce last two Dardanelles he met Richard Kirkland then working of the killing on the matter days between the German ImnArinl Constantinople eb 26 — Three warships has reached Lon-Dar-it It had been :r news in the Lucky Boy mine The two Before further attempts are made to asserted in of the allies were in some quarters authorities and the American damaged of the of the friends concerned arrest Old Polk that the question don bombardment and decided on a win and his Piute follow' of became bombardment of the Dardanelles whether the danelles ambassador As a result of this the by the allied fleet but is ter’s trapping jaunt is who debating activities of believed close attention 25 are on the warpath every the students the accordingto an believed here that the German reply is forts ebruary should come will be given the United warships will to have come here from Nevada on the gradually given out today at under the supervision ot takingdefinite form the States Indian agents the English now continue their attacks until the announcement of the ortuna gold and Indian or of the elocution of the Associatedheadquartersof the The correspondent Turkish army straits are forced to the friendly Indians had been Having destroyed strike Press has been assured by given bv friends most competent here remove a of the instructors outer lortitications the entrance bachelor 40 years of age from the territory likely to be the scene who Stoody was and reliable authority received their that the to the nater of notification way is beine cleared of and came to Milford last fall combat to the Utah reservation in Vainly Urges yesterday from American proposals are as one of the as Interior orts southern causes to an attack attack on California was Colorado which had to friction nnnes engaged by Air constitutinga satisfactory basis for fu the innerpreparatory forts eb 27 440 One effect of the Cline London m — The allied Provision in Naval Bill for between the contributed head as watchman on his ranch and iuie ture that they ield of the state iietjU negotiation Liation and ana that they are fleet has Wants ree interior forts in success of the allies in the had lived in his tent institutmnand some of the members through the themselvesin many respects acceptable the straits bombarded of the Dardanelles Marshal Aquila Nebeker held a 75 the according of his staff Dardanelles was dropping today winter On this matter President with the Indian agents tonight the to an dispatch to Reuter’s oi price of wheat which went general Kingsbury dictated the following Judging from knowledge Telegram Athens which this was decided Nebeker last night: down several points on the Liverpool of company The fire directed atstated IN German policy and intentions it ort Dardanos is said to that clearing the upon have countryof exchange may be said with confidencethat lit “1 he question “friendlies” been particularly severe and the Turkish eb 26 ns to would be slow and tedious Washington — Con&ress whether tle should Invading Berni an Africa dimcuitv will be experienced so reply feeble The Sedd-El-Bahr 'but that when he starts after work steadily remain under the far is in worked today and as Germany concerned reaching away A serious invasion of German south at the entrance to the Polk and his followers he does not supervision of the English departlighthouse for the mutual agreement on its task of cleaning up supply west Airiea by the union of South IN is in flames want to cause more bloodshed than is ment or sit on Li given to the of floating The under way mines and the absence of friendly bills which must be elocution departmentivnu finally Africa forces islanded now The necessary out of the way attitude of the German admiraltyon in Walfisch Indians to troops which and mine would give his men freer scope before adjournment on March referred committee of the planting along hostile coasts The huaeritz bay are advancingalong the and lessen the chance of any of the hoard of resrentR who decided to is at the present time Senate passed the naval bill $152000-000 however un from those ports the friendly from have given railways to main now presumably redmen debating to Prof D G known the fortification bill line Hunt which runs north and south participating' in any action that may $6000000 who wns to tench it and to Person Killed and develop and the diplomatic bill supervise it through practically the whole length $4200000 while Washington Still independently of Hopeful of the colony while another the either the English force is in ight or the elocu eb 26 House spent the day in debating tion Washington Encouraging Doctor and Lawyer Charged With Aiding in northern Cape Colony Sixty lutes Return concentrating — department” reports from both Jhe general deficiency measure with to Ambassadors Page Possessor of Defective Optic to advance from the south Sixty Piute Indians in actions at Ventimiglia sympathy with interruptions President Kingsbury notified thA and and Berlin Gerard at London now and then to dispose General Botha himself is leading the the outlawswere induced yesterday by received by President SwindleInsurance Companies yesterwere ineinoersof the faculty and forces which advanced from Walfisch LorenzoD- Creel agent for scattered of conferencereports day and and his cabinet today concerning Thursday oersonallv bay and is directing their Wilson Los Angeles eb 26 — Dr George B of Indians in Utah and E Senate of with operations the attitude of Great Britain bands The added about to uividuaily his intention $8000000 In speech to his troops General eb 26 One oi oan a Genoa person was uernaraino and A G Jenkins Indian agent to return to the the naval bill as it passed the Card to the recommendationsto said the — wounded toward the latest American Reily an attorney’ were arrested at Botha until campaign would continue killed and many were during proposals for ColoradoreservationThis informationproviding in the two battleship House made to the board of regents To the safeguardingof neutral the the instance of the district attorney’ German colony riots at contained in dispatch was Ventimiglia which resulted was a from each he said that he from the dangers' of would give no on charges of conquered and he assured them was also from a commerce having aided in the Washington yesterday which said that demonstrationin favor of the program for five seagoingreason for the dismissal and mines and the unrestricted tne the fraudulent of H N that reoemon in union was maintenanceof neutrality by Italy A shipment of foodstuffs to the civilian operations Joseph the Indian at had President bureau Washington submarinesinstead of one for sixteen Criticism of it who is alleged to have used Kingsbury tie said his by Wilson been wired the by Special learned last night being queued troops counter demonstration persons de a news Agent instead of eleven coast defense was was made by of 'belligerent countries defective left population eye to defraud accident would be joined by strong reinforcements' siring the intervention of Italy in the Creel 'at Bluff members of the board of regents at a for a gunboat and Germany’s willingness to insurance hospital recent meetingof the board when led to serious fight make companies out of $100000 a the which would make their war a These Indians were not connected ship and and negotiate for an understanding Wilson has been in jail certain time adding $1000000 for an armor question of jurisdiction over the and interfered but some with the crime for which’Tse-Ne-Gat Police carbineers plant questions His hurt and $500000 for a projectile team was considered At that further losses as on the vexatious eye was years ago but at a result of the were unable to restore order for some is time Prof charged but they have been aiding factory instructor has been made Maud May Babcock time known informallytimes appearsto have been only’ German submarine and mine blockade the outlawPiutes in shielding in elocution requested that debating During the fighting several of to the United and a formal injured He is said bv the Senator Smoot vainly soughtto have have been reported the police and a be placed in charge of her department major of the carbi is attorney’s office to have the expected in a day er two carried fifty It developed that the question said Commissioner Cato Sells authorized constructionof neers were injured “This” All eyes now turned accident policies seagoing and twenty-five had previously been decided the O are on London many on coast other RAUD which his at Washington according to the declaring by the vote of the faculty the opinion is are said to have that “no rancisco eb 26 where understoodas yet tocollections amounted San C “makes us hopeful for a settle tel1 man can way of the regents expressed the and Wilson Stricken 'While Speaking to be divided on the merits of (he sug $100000 en the European B A of the trouble The return of this will involve disturbancesome that President Kingsbury Wilbrand and P C — Burke stock eb should Milan Italy Mosti-Trotti gestions this 26— Signor with countryIn difficulties’ have been more firm in settling the brokers charged conspiracy to radical died suddenly number of Indians can only be interpreted This precipitated a deputy federal TURNS a general question of of defraud a BACK as meaning that the outlaw assignment departments depository were today while he was delivering a speech of the war in TRIAL AGAIN St eb The direct which Senators found not guilty in the United States in favor of the intervention Johns N 26— The Allan are fast losing friends Regents Indorse President of Italy in York eb 26 Jones of Vv ashington and the plea of line district court here tonight The result will be that the Indians now with Thomas of decided that the three — Upon steamer Mongolian reported leaking The board of regents war Signor Mosti-Trotti was ad-an his attorney and with the consent of badly with 200 Townsend of Michigan and question men were accused ef was one for thoroughdiscussion having aided tne dressing audience in the Verdi passengers aboard the outlaws will see the the wisdom of the Colorado the district attorney the trial of Lewis of Illinois joined and definite settlement so last Charles Harry was for Halifax N policy of returning Baker assistant theatre heading tonight to former His the K reservation Administration senators tonight were remarks stirred Saturday was set for a special meeting cashier of tie Crocker National Thaw for conspiracywhich was to by the United States coast and will take the same bank course thus inclined to doubt crowd deeply l As he There was an had extended reached the start here next Monday today was postponed convoyed leaving' that President Wilson hearing to defraud the institution of a large guard cutter Seneca An encounter with and his followers of his speech amid an unusually which those whosigned President climax for a The absence from call an extra session of the at opposed ice is believed to have forced the liner to tne would sum Bakeris serving a prison enthusiastic ot justice Kingsbury the report of’ outburst of applause nands Senate after he the city of one of March to consider the the majority term for embezzlement Thaw’s lawyerswas to turn back on a voyage from Philadelphia further fighting in to the effect that Dr suddenly pitched forward dead given as a reason for the Juan Colombian indemnity and and St Nicaragua Kingsburywas the best man available postponement Johns for 'Glasgow (Continued on Pae canal treaties or lor any other (Continued on Page 7) purpose l a communication JR a instructors ' ' between affected observers V inform Rus-present 777 : ' ' ' WYX -1 a uC 8 : asserted export authorities UTE BY declared absolute a REPORTED POSEY SLAIN OR "r An MUTINY regents dispatch destroyed Nebeker articlewhich Campaign Defers Outlaws Until Against riendly Indians 9 repeated Can 6 Be Removed Colorado n pro-German TJLU1’ a When undecided department publication He a seriously An arrive i He SUPPLY a j ex-the details BILLS details -ers He opportunity announcement police departments me a Senator Bombard reg-arded He i Smoot a preliminary : Y- Submarines conference a AGITATION ITALY ’ W r debating tonight Dardanelles a RESULTS discontinuance RIOTING ' BAD One Wounded EYE MONEY MAKER n 4 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