Salt Lake Tribune, The (Newspaper) - November 17, 1915, Salt Lake City, Utah THE WEATHER Wednesday generally fair and slightly colder Thursday fair Salt Lako Metal Selling Prices vT Copper cathodes f 70 VOL Have your property listed in The Tribune Want Ad pages if you seek desirable tenants SALT LAKECITY WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 17 1915 With Heavy Reinforce ments Bulgarians Are Now Marching Toward Monastir TROOPS OF ALLIED ARMIES Blockade of Artillery Pre vents Serbs From Form ing Junction With V French Forces RICH BANKER WEDS GIRL HE EDUCATED LONDON Nov 17 a A dispatch received here says that the Serbians have been compelled to retreat from the pass owing to tlie danger of their posi fc tion being turned The dispatch adds that the Bulgarians have cap tured and are now six miles east of Prilep Cabie br with London X Telegraph Naw MILAN Ncv 14 military situation of the Serbians has gone badly the last fortyeight hours The Bulgarians receiving reinforce roents reoccupied on Saturday They are now marching on Monastir by of and Their operations around and Veles are increasing Their artillery now domi nates the road from to impeding a junction between the French f and Serbian forces The Bulgarians effort is to ate the existing the ob jeci of isolating the defenders of the passes and preventing a retire ment on Monastir V the Serbians still hold positions it is feared the Bul operating oil their flank will soon compel their abandonment EXPERT DERIDES 7 CAMPAIGN OF THE ALLIES IN SERBIA Nov 16 by wireless to Tuck tartan X the military critic says in the that troops which crossed the Cerna river north of were compelled by th Bulgarians to fall back They evacuated the lelt bank of the Cerna after suffering heavy losses Major points out that awl British troop in Serbia although had been on the ground for some have been unable to join hands with the Serbians who aie fighting in the vi of This means that the entire entent forces havo obtained no h f continued The French and vS troops are arriving very slowly in th theater of operations in Serbia Mean while the fighting has been going on an the strong Bulgarian forces which up t the present have been engaged with th Serbians will be free for action the French and British It may be estimated that France am Great Britain wili able to assembl troops with possibly mor from Egypt If there be added Serbians still able to participate in th fighting the entente troops will amoun to Major does not give the num ber of German Austrian Bulgarian an Turkish troops available saying that immensely than of the entente allies As to possible as sistance from Italy he says It should be borne tn mind that enormous losses hav suffered by that nation alons th and that Italy also has a problem to solve In northern Africa Kve if she should send men to th Balkans he adds tne entente force would be Inferior numerically to their opponents and in addition would he capped by tack of coordinated direction PERSIAN MOVE IS EXPLAINED BY LORD CECIL one aim of the Russian troops advancing toward Teheran Is to afford protection to the foreign colonies In case of need and the Persian has been expressly Informed of the pacific Intentions of the eald Lord Robert Cecil under secretary of state for foreign In house of commons today In reply to request for information concerning critical In Persia Robert jointed out that in view of the in Persia and the pres there of German and Austrian the British was ap prehensive for the safety of the and legations and their subjects he said have been on Page MRS GEORGE WOODRUFF German Reports Say End of Blockade May Be De manded by Society Nov 16 by wireless to semiofficial Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung publishes a letter written by the American Bed Cross to the president of the German Red the Overseas News agency announces stating that the American Bed Cross was unable to send certain medical supplies to Germany because the refused permis sion fpr the exportation The that Cross organization will iow make ap plication to the British government for to forward the shipments and declares that if it fails to obtain the required permission to send supplies to Gorman hospitals ro further supplies will be sent to any country the American Bed Cross holds the view that articles which cannot be sent to aTl countries cannot be sent to any one The Nord Deutsche Allgemeine Zeit adds that the British government has pettifogging ways in pur suit of its mania for blockading Ger action in this case being on a level with the transportation of war material on hospital the shipments being labeled soft sworn state ments that this is a British practice being in German hands the newspaper Millionaire Falls in Lovi With Stenographer He Borrowed in Bank J ROUTE OF NATIONAL HIGHWAY SELECTED Jefferson Association Elects Officers and Determines Course to Be Fol lowed by New Road NEW ORLEANS Nov Jef ferson Highway association through which it is proposed to build a thorough fare froTE Winnipeg to New By TIL Nov stenos rapher tothe wife of a millionaire banker is the story being told here of Mrs George Woodruft who with her the president of Illinois Bankers association now on her honeymoon in South America Woodruff is president of the First Ka tion of Toilet and one day thre years ago wishing to dictate a lette while his regular stenographer was ab sent borrowed a stenographer from om of the offices tn the hank building Thi stenographer was Miss Louise whc Is now Mrs Woodruff Woodruff that it was a mere accident that put her Into an office instead o the smartest of drawing rooms Miss was sent to one of the finishing schools In York she be came a protege of one of the women of social position in New and Woodruff paid the bills Miss Lent than went to studied art Am music and Mr Woodruff was a visitor Six weeks ago their engage ment was announced and the was one of the social events of the year is an orphan lier near est relative being her grandfather Davl H of Chicago It was he wh gavo her away at her wedding Only Three Living Brought Out of Works Which Catch Fire Following Terrific Explosion DOCTOR L G R I E L Philadelphia woman physician who was rescued from thie Ancona which an Austrian submarine sank She states that the submarine shelled the ship after it had stopped killing many NO FOR MEN LEFT IN TUNNEL lescue Crews With Oxygen Helmets Forced to Aban don Work on Account of Intense Heat Revision of Neutrality Laws Will Be One of Important Tasks to Come Be fore Congress NEEDS DISCUSSED BY WILSONS CABINET SEATTLE Nov Thirty one men were killed today by an explosion of dust in the Northwestern Improve ment company s coal mine at Havens dale 35 miles southeast of Seattle tonight the mine was burning nud there was little hope of recovering twenty eight bodies remaining in the be ore tomorrow The bodies of three men havo Greater Power For United States Secret Service Will Be Sought by Executive Department and three injured have been rought safely to the surface where they were resuscitated by the use of The body of P J Kane foreman oi the third level 1500 feet below iace where tho explosion was found seated in the chair before his desk just within tho entrance to the third level He had been to death The rescuers were enable to re move his body because of the intense heat in the which was on fire Trained rescue men to the from from and Cloo luni were able by wearing oxygen hel mets to penetrate far enough into the mine to see the the entombed WASHINGTON Nov of the federal neutrality laws so the department of justice can deal with of fenses difficult if not impossible to reach under existing statutes is one of the tasks congress will be asked to un at the coming This was QUO of the subjects dis cussed today at the cabinet meeting and Attorney Genera Gregory after ward said his department would ask for a change in the Sherman antitrust act so there would be no question about its application to conspiracies such as are believed to have been responsible for recent strikes in munition plants at tempts to blow up ships sailing front American ports and other activities hav ing for their object interference with interstate and foreign Prose for conspiracies of this sort can not ie undertaken in under tho any other government were involved the offense would be the States and could prosecuted only in the federal courts of the act how wen lying in the mine but could not I ever probably will not be the only leg HOPE IS GIVEN TO CANCER SUFFERER Dr James B Murphy of Institute Finds a Possible Cure for Disease getto them because of the wreckage and the heat It was thought certain mine officials said that all were dead Late tonight the lescua teams had ascertained that alt remaining in the mine were dead Superintendent B D Scott ordered that efforts to penetrate the mine further be abandoned tempo and crews were put to ing away the wreckage so fire could be extinguished and the bodies recovered the time the explosion occurred until late tonight scores of women aud children who had relatives in the mine crowded silently around the blackened shaft awaiting word from those laboring within to reach the entombed men Even after word was passed around that all were given up for lost the women waited hoping that the next trip of the cage would bring up the bodies of their loved ones The cause of the explosion is un known The mine was well equipped with safety appliances and was consid ered one of the safest in the state MAN WHO CRITICISED WILSON REINSTATED 1 President Orders Postmaster to Winnetka Employee to Work Again NEW YORK held out for cancer sufferers by Dr James B Murphy of tho Rockefeller in in an address delivered by him today to the members of the National Academy of Sciences now in session here Dr Murphy thaf the scientists of the institute had tried treating rats from which cancers had be T removed with the Xray in order to stimulate the growth of the white cells that originate in the spleen and the marrow of the bones and in the lymph It was found he that the treat ment resulted in the subjects Pnt WASHINGTON Nov in went from the house to the department today to re instate George Burkitt assistant post master at regardless of what other charge In addition to that of criticising tUe president for Ms engage ment was pending against The instructions sent to the postoffice department yesterday were that Burkitt should be reinstated if no other charges ware pending Him Today the character sought from congress Developments of the last six months have convinced officials thai there is a woeful lack of specific neu for many alleged crimes have gono unpunished after time has been spent ic investigation because gov lawyers felt that convictions could not be secured About the only statutes now in thai have been invoked successfully are those aimed at tho ex plosives unmarked in interstate com and the law against in the United States for foreign serv ice Government attorneys will be free ly consulted by the attorney genera regarding what sort of legislation IB needed and it is possible that an will be made to codify the laws of the States relating to neutrality to and kindred matters Although no detailed programme ha bien decided upon as attempt also may be made to enlarge the powers o the secret service so that it may i able t with conditions sucb as now here as a result of tho Euro pean war and the interest of governments in this country PRESIDENT TO ANNOUNCE HIS POLICY FIRST Charges of Incompetence and Neglect Are Made in House of Lords by Baron St Davids in Sensational Address TOO MANY KEPT AT HEADQUARTERS D e m a n d s to Know Whether Explanation Will Be Made of Re ports That Women Go to Quarters in France Vienna Ship Declares Became Crew of Panic stricken at Time br with London pedo boats have sunkan Austrian submarine off the Sardinian coast according to an Exchange Telegram dispatch from Rome Nov defense plans prepared by th war col lege division of the army general staff will not bo made public until after the president has delivered his message to congress and Secretary Garrisons re port containing the administration in plan has been submitted and published President so de today when the subject was VIENNA via Berlin Nov IS by wire less to Tlie full of the commander of the submarine which recently sank the Italian liner In the Mediterranean been re but the report on state ment sent out Sunday by the garian admiralty was based showed ac cording to authoritative officials that the loss of a single life was unnecessary It Is alleged that the crew of tha An cona were panic stricken from tha begin ning and actually lowered life boats while the ship was moving fourteen miles an hour These boats naturally were swamped but It le asserted that there were still enough life boats to save every body charge Is mads that the members of the crew preempted the boata and rowed far from the steamer the captain of which had been allowed almost ninety minutes for removal of aboard An Austrian official remarked inciden tally that the same conduct was reported In the case jf the Italian crew of the liner Firenze which was sunk after the Aneona It is announced that government has In Us possession the original tions to all Italian to attempt to ram a submarine or escape depending on the relative positions at the time of attack It Is pointed out in official quarters here that the commander of the sub marine which sank the Ancona had no means of knowing whether the steamer was a peaceful passenger a transport and It was declared that he was even justified in expecting her a warship as she Is listed In the International Naval Register as an LONDON Nov p Charges of and neglect their work were brought against tha British Trance by Baron St Davids in the house lords this even ing ivheti ho asked tho government whether its attention had been called to tho reports alleging that during cent fighting there had beea many com plaints as to the failures of the staff St Davids asserted that meu had tothe no military reasons who ought to bo in the trenches that he old that the Brit ish staff was five or sis times as Jargo as that of General Joffre the Preach commander in chief beea stated he continued that women visited headquarters in and lie asked whether the their presence there Too Much Bridge Tho people were sending their sons out to fight under the direction of men who he declared were living at head quarters in vast numbers and could not get up early to their because they wore up playing bridge It is about said Lord Davids that the men were given a fair chance More than once the troops have broken the German lines inf to had staff work the whole thing fell through Many lives have been owing to muddling in high The Marquis or Crewe Orleans wus organized today with the roni he of the growth election of E T Meredith of Des Moines Iowa originator of the move ment as president and following vice presidents L E Lyons Okla homa Dr Oliver Bagby S This was found to he so both in tha cases ot spontaneous and grafted can cers According to the speaker his wag the first time a use has been found for the white cells While this process is only in the ex if Dickey Kansas R S stage Dr Murphy he braska B K Brown Missouri J M Malony Iowa H Ti Polk The board of directors selected a ten rente for the highway passing through Baton Rouge Alexandria Shreveport Denison Joplin Kansas City St Joseph DCS St Paul and Minneapolis to Winnipeg Salt Laker tn Tork Special to The Tribune NEW YORK Nov C L Lane expected it to prove valuable in cal treatment of cancerous patients Go to War Buty CAMBRIDGE Thirty six surgeons and mure com prising the second Harvard unit will leave hens for New York and sail tomorrow on the Nxr dam for In the war zone Pr of the Harvard question was taken up and a brought up at the cabinet meeting result order were Issued thai he be re Secretary Garrison favored immediate 4 I t rt 11 publication of the war college plans which are understood to propose a far greater degree of military preparedness than the administration programme The instated unconditionally without further delay other charges against Bur probably will be Investigated by post office inspectors later CHICAGO Nov Burkitt who was ordered reinstated us postmaster at a Ty Wilson yesterday returned to his peat today Burkitt was discharged by the postmaster for COM on the presidents Cannot Be Changed MADISON Nov When once a married made a life insurance policy cannot be regardless of a In tne policy permitting one to change the beneficiary at any timn to a decision of supreme oday the opinion helne by Justice Dividend Declared RICHMOND Nov holders cf the Coast rall O k Ji lit THIS Ica Is in hare of the party wny In annual meeting here re will he to Nw York elected their who declared an by Dr president of J annual dividend nf cent on the tha university 1 common stock Officers were presidents position is said to be how ever that as head of the government he is responsible for the general policies urged for the various departments and that his recommendations be nation of its attitude toward a rori Seal replied the allegation that success At Loos had been missed owing to the failure to bring up reserves at the right time was the subject of an inquiry between the highest authorities that could yoked Baron Newton who said he was un able to disclose the number of the Brit ish staff defended it as did also Vis the former secretary for war Denial is Made Lord Haldane declared that Lord St Davids had launched his attack without adequate information It is he said that the country has suffered owing to the want of an organized eeu J OO ti ff A t t auxiliary cruiser with a provisional arma eral staU Nevertheless there has been evolved a general staff of the highest order To say the work of the staff is a failure is to say something which is very far from the truth As for FieM Marshal French he is up at 6 oclock of guns In said the Informant of the Associated Press the did hus duty In challenging and when the ship started In he had no alternative but to open fire Whether the submarine would have halted tho Ancona if It were known that she was a passenger ship hound for America Is an academic Government circles expert that no ac tion Trill taken by the States DELAY DECISION ON BANK CHANGE PLANS in the morning Tho Marquis of Crewe said that from his of Marshal French he thought it exceedingly unlikely that ho would submit to having parsons forced upon his staff Lord Crowe had no hesitation in saving that unless women had business at bearf they not to go there RURAL CREDIT STUDY i before the detailed reports of the cabinet officers and their subordinates upon which his decisions are founded are given ont Similarly the reports or tic heads he feels should precede those of the various subordinate bureau or divisions Tt has not been the general custom to publish either war college or navy gen eral board recommendations Secretary tion ic the number of federal reserve has been postponed hy the crai reserve board nnd may not be taken up or several weeks After some discussion of the questions the board decided to Jet problem wait until every member could be pres ent however set a new precedent two years ago ny appending the full text of the general board s report to his i own statement of th roars Tn the meantime the wil not i f of banks and recommendations as to to be constructed The boards will h made public this year nnd it is understood that programme has been by the secretary in all essen tial particulars in various districts for changes in the of reserve hanks or in the lines of the reserve districts as it is deemed lc to paa upon any of these until a general policy been upon MADE BY COMMITTEE WASHINGTON Nov 16 Williams appearing today before the on rum legislation to per Joint congressional mit the against banks w terest on David American International Institute Rome frava committee Ills observations on She Ger man system charge excessive In to Bank Call Issued WASHINGTON troller cf the currency issued a rsN to all national banks them to report to their condition At of on Wednesday 10
