Salt Lake Tribune, The (Newspaper) - August 20, 1916, Salt Lake City, Utah TUB Sunday tnd fair and warmer west Lead Copper VOL NO 128 Youll be sure to get a sat farm if you follow The Tribune Want Ad method of securing oats m mf LAKE SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 20 1916 52 CENTS m i n m Tremendous Attack With Huge of Men Made by Gen eral Haig Important Ridge Southwest of Carried One Trench Is Captured State Department Officials Said to Regret Premature Publication of the Gen Recommendation COMMISSION WILL DISCUSS MATTER Failure of Hughes to Say a Kind Word Involves the Republican Candidate in Factional Fight CANADIANS BEAR BRUNT OF BATTLE CHESTER ROWELL SHOWS MUCH ANGER French Recapture En tire Village of Fleury and Make Other Gains Northeast of Verdun j Blows Struck Designed as General Allied Of fensive br Arrangement with and With num bers of men the British today con in lie Si i north American Members How r ever Are Yet to Be Ap pointed Enthusiasm in Juarez WASHINGTON from General Funston that the American troops be withdrawn from Mexico was in a recent re port on the military situation made at the request of the war department arid designed for use of the joint commis sion which will discuss border prob lems State department officials do not attempt to disguise their regret over premature publication of General Fuu stons conclusions but they indicated today that it would not cause any al ia plans Officials realize it is understood that the most pressing for discussion by the commission from the Mexican viewpoint wil be the question General Jorco A m ATI fan Strike of Waiters at San Francisco Commercial Club Has Bad Effect SERUM TO COMBAT PLAGUE VICTIMS GIVE THEIR BLOOD DEFENSES Cross River Northeast of Kovel oh Three Mile Front Capture Village and 220 Pris Berlin Does Not Admit Reverse lovs a o n th ni e d y eg te rday and was without a moments throughout intermission In his dispatch General Baig announces the important American full asked to express his Views on the of lap By By International News Service SAN Aug were the days significant develop ments Chester Howell Progressive leader and member of the national campaign denounced the candidate for abandoning the Progressives of California to the Old Guard wolves While was giving a talk against Hughes at the Palace hotel the standardbearer was the guest of honor luncheon at tho Commercial club which was served by strikebreak after the regular club waiters had because of tlie institutions de claring in fayor of shop tho Wait ers put squarely up waiters walked out AUSTRIANS RETIRE IN CARPATHIANS Fall Back Six Miles From One Mountain to Another Russian Ad vance Guard Beaten Back in One of the Passes to the fixed ridge southeast of has been carried and that the British lines have been advanced half way to as well as to the edge of Guillemont The corps whose front joints up the British near the latter place contented themselves during the dav Trith consolidating the terrain in LH toe fighting of yesterday and last night the Germans from a north of Maurepas and in driving trench element they had gained a foothold in a night counterattack Colonials in Front Prior to todays successes the Brit ilh had progressed at a number of points in front of attack not however without bloody It is reported that Canadian and Australian troops bore the of the fighting with sup port by Irish corps and the men of army Their gains may be listed as follows 1 On a front from Ugh wood to the junction with J idal thl ftl i til the the French the British pushed forward from 200 to 600 Their greatest pin was onethird of a mile in depth TMs them to the out skirts of Guillemont them in possession of the orchards north of German Trench Taken 2 North of the high wood as far the Bapaume high road they seized German trench about 100 yards ia 3 On a frontal a mile and a half they seized a German rendi line In fighting around farm is every that later the adminis the recommendations chief adviser on Publication of General it wise to withdraw the troops may hamper the American commissioners some off think ia obtaining whatever guarantees ask of the Mexican government as to of the border r raids It is believed the administration is fully prepared to arrange for the recall of General force since both state and war department are understood to share the views expressed in General There can be little doubt it is now said that the withdrawal will be promptly agreed to when the commission meets the conferees then turning their attention to the drafting of a protocol to cover future border operations inves of the causes of bandit raids and such other matters as they may wish to take up No Announcement Made No intimation came from the White house today as to When announcement of the American membership of the commission might be expected In view via London Aug 19 official statement today says of Zabie miles southwest of wo withdrew our advanced troops fierce fighting toyard j cluj officials Ernest asking kint to the thp presidential candidate In a letter declining to accede to tie TS wrote We thank you very much for your consideration in allowing our member during the last hours t Ibis tinie sweep down great railway city from the They succeeded according to in breaking through the Teuton positions on the front between Tchor ship a chance to a few dollars the eastern bank of the Stok but inasmuch as place with an open the request of the Restaurant Mens association whom you have no logical affiliation we are forced to pro hibit members from serving at said Hughes luncheon Had Mr Hughes taken advantage of the opportunity afforded him to make a statement on his attitude on the open shop question which is agitating organized labor at this and had he declared himself for the closed shop we would not be forced to take this drastic Stupidity Claimed It looks as though there had been stu on the part of the managers of the entertainment here It was known last even by Hughes himself who had ths letter which Ernest referred to that a strike was possible Tho luncheon might have bean cal celed Tho grave importance of tho matter lies in tho fact that from Wash ington state to Lower California there A i 11 1 bod w fort milea northeast of of Secretary Lansings recent to Eliseo Arredondo Mexican war between capital and labor over designate that the commission could be assembled very soon it was be the names of the commissioners would be made public week Secretary Lane who will head the delegation already has ac tbe post and as soon as his as have been named and their views as to the ntt place the open s op i every on they are pushing their w the east against the German third as well as to the they registered an advance 300 significance of these gains lies tnc fact that Combles the heavily village which operates as a point of support is now in im peril while the British have their way to tho foot of Martin the dominating height of tho Attack Third Line sb also now hold ground on of and it is an agreement on that will be reached by Secretary Lansing and Mr Arredondo Major General Bliss assistant chief of staff who returned yesterday from the border conferred several days with General and also went to Gen eral Per shin gs lines in Mexico Secre tary Baker conferred with General Bliss aud later saw President Wil son No Steps Taken EL PASO Aug reports in Juarez today indicated that no stops have been taken by General J T expedition looking to the coast is interested in tho outcome Chester Rowells denunciation of Hughes points to an impending Pro war on the candidate which maY easily react in every state in the Union and especially in the doubtful states Bowel laid the situation as outlined last night in these dispatches before before tho latter made his auditorium speech He did nut spare any words and he frankly told ghes while a kind word for spa Progressives might do him some slight injury to permit the Old e to continue its or Pro Muscovite onslaughts i the village of Tobole on the west ern bank of the river Tobole the and a distillery fell into the hands of the attackers who captured two officers and 220 men Berlin in its official statement today does not admit this reverse hut says The local fighting continues on both sides of the sector A renewal of the Russian at tempt to break General von front and take Kovel ia indicated by the German war office statement which savs On the front the enemy has sensibly increased its artillery fire at several In the Carpathians and in vania where furious battles ato in prog ress between tho Teuton right and the Russian left the fortunes of battle are and forth both sides of claiming a success and admitting a reverse Austrians Retire Vienna tonight concedes that after fierce fighting General von forces were compelled to withdraw from Zabie to the Carpathian ridge Czerna Hora six miles to the west The ridge is flanked by two high mountains the 2058 meters to the north and 2026 meters to tte south the big guns on both favoring an Aua on the against tho OFFICES mm pm 11 mm tern I it g Chief Executive Makes Dramatic Appeal to the Thirtythree Magnates Present at Conference and Summons More Presidents to Wash ington SITUATION GRAVE BUT NOT HOPELESS Hale Holden Issues Statement on Behalf of the Roads Insisting Upon Arbitration Commercial Interests 1 i May Also Be Heard WASHINGTON Aug Wilson appealed to the railroad oday to abandon insistence on arbitration of the dispute threatening a nationwide strike and to his plan of agreed to by this his Hoped Inoculation Will Fre vent or Cure Infantile Paralysis N By News Service BW TORK serum to combat Infantile paralysis la be ing made from the blood of those who have survived tho disease While the method Is a kind of forlorn hope It is to be given a trial It la hoped that Inoculation with the serum will prevent the spread of the epidemic and check tho ravages of the disease after it has seized upon Its victims Among those who have given their blood In the cause ore Miss Grace M Lytle and Miss Amy daughter of the vice president of the Peoples hos pital was drawn from their veins several days and Bald not to have suffered any 111 effects Renegade Piutes in Vicinity of Bluff Are Again Ter Citizens emont this ruined hamlet can hold the longer The capture of the southeast of gives Haigs ry a chance at trie third line de s the Germans so that the shells tan soften them before blow ia struck H now develops that the tremendous which was struck was ITIC Rs a general allied offensive on western front or the two main on that on being allied those on by which the have ward a general from Mexico The American expedition lies stretched ont in a compact line from Columbus N M to El Vaile Chihuahua a dis tance of about 200 miles the field head being 120 miles south of Columbus Reports General had rec the withdrawal were received with the greatest enthusiasm in Juarez General Gabriel Gavira inspector gen eral of the armies and fren eral Francisco commandant that the reports if true will tend to eliminate the the Mexican ino recaptured Fleury and made dher northeast of Verdun which is by would do him incalculable harm throughout the country Attitude of Hughes Hughes with a full knowledge of both sides of th controversy thereupon handled tho situation in this fashion in his address I come here as the spokesman of Teutons are resuming their offensive the national party With with considerable to the Hungarian Russians Beaten Back Petrograd on thc other hand admits at in tbe pass in PRIVATE PLANTS TO BE GIVEN CONTRACTS that vania the Bussian advance guards have been pushed backs little the official statement Rdding that the tVi general staflE as a is declared or the The Germans on i Mexicans arriving in Juarez today from were clad in deerskin robes ind somc of tlie men prore calico shirts extending from their necks to their heels The arrivals men women and children all clad only in the most monger garments stocks in the state they said been ex merchants have been unable to local differences I have no concern The great national aim that we have in view transforms all local differences and wo arc reunited inspired by the loftiest traditions of our historic party and devoted to the accomplish ments of those great achievements which must rest our enduring prosper ity as a said Powell today s feed ing tho people of California baby pap The Progressives of California are adulte Mr Hughes might better have said nothing nt all would have been the wisest course than thus to ignore the claims of the Progressives Ho bas the beans They can be of course if Mr Hughes sees fit But up to the present time I dont know whether oe will or There was ft rumor today that Rowel had been authorized to go to Governor Johnson and ask him to preside at tho Sacramento meeting on Tuesday declared he had beard nothing Continued on Pago i on WASHINGTON Tues day President Wilson will sign thS naval appropriation carrying the largest building programme ever for the On the bids for the four battleships the scout cruis ers submarines destroyers and all other craft authorized except tho four battle cruisers and the ammunition ship will be from builders to be opened October IS Inquiries as to the type of ship each builder desires to bid on sent out today The present attitude of the department Is that because of the shortage of skilled quickest results can be ob through giving private plants as much of the new work as take it also Is pointed out that the govern In navy By Service Aug 19 Another Indian war like the ticklish chase for last winter is in prospect at Bluff the lonely Mormon set on the San Juan in the Foar Corners country according to reports brought hera by packers and range riders As was before Old Polk fa ther of also known aa is the troublemaker His band of renegade long defiant of all attempts to make them live on southern Ute reservation in this the known to House in years the president declared the heads of worth of prop erty athis summons If a strike L the public will know where tha responsibility rests It will not A Jew minutes later he issued a state ment saying i I The public hasa right to acceptance of his plans Hale Holdens Reply Kef using acceptance for the present but not giving a final answer Hale Hoi den president of the Burlington road spokesman for the thirtythree road officials president to uphold the principle of arbitration and declared his plan would place in peril all that has been accomplished in the peaceful adjustment of labor contro by methods of At the close of the conference dent summoned to Washington additional presidents from the west and the executives already here told him they would confer among themselves and return next week probably Monday In the meantime representatives of both the roads and the employees will re main here for informal conferences Grave But Not Hopeless The situation tonight was described iy a railroad president as not hope ess but It will be at a stand tiU Monday at least Discussion jf counter proposals and compromises was current and serious consideration was given to the possibility of govern ment operation of the roads in case of a tion and this may prove to be si factor in dis tributing the huge amount of new con struction contemplated In the navy and shipping bills SALE OF ISLES TO U S IN ABEYANCE of the nient shipping authorizes construc German forces carried by storm hill north of Capul taking 600 pris and beating off all counter at tacks The Russian war office report claims the a Teuton attack near the village of thirtyone miles of Berlin says of this attack that Rus sians advance troops were driven baek RUSSIANS BREAK THROUGH LINES OF THE TEUTONS Aug 19 via London p Russians have broken through the lines on the river in and have made a it announced today tion of Colorado and regarded by Utah settlers as trouble makers is behind him The from Blaff say that the citizens are terrorized by the insolent and lawless attitude of the Pi utes and by reports of threats to white men daring to interfere with them in their nomad existence A request for troops of cavalry it is understood has been sent out from while representations have been made to tha Indian department which ia expected soon to take further action toward confining tho to a reser vation COPENHAGEN via London Aug 19 a Socialist party adopted a resolution in a today expressing its willingness to bo repre sented in a coalition cabinet in order not to prevent the sale of tho Banish West Indies to tho United States It wan stipulated in the resolution how ever that this action be taken only on condition that the home and foreign defense policy of the new cabi net should unchanged I As the opposition the conservative The break in the front I parties is unwilling to accept I this condition this means that a ou Tact I tion ministry is impossible BANK TELLER SAID TO ADMIT STEALING CHICAGO Aug W receiving teller of the Harris Trust Savings bank was arrested to Jay charged with embezzlement Bank officials recently discovered shortage in the accounts of the bank of mately and they assert tha confessed the alleged Weigle was released on bonds o when arraigned today The case WAS continued until September 19 strike As a result of the days conferences 1 it was said authority hat many of the road presidents looked f upon tha possibility of a strike as more f than at any time since they came o Washington Over the weekend it was anticipated that the railroad t will get into communication with he controlling financial ir and it still was considered possible that soma of the powerful directors of the roads would be called to Washington Both among the employers and employees talk of arrangements for a strike con i and for different reasons both sides thought if it came it would last less than a week Believes in Eight Hours While President Wilson was still ad dressing tha railroad telling them they faced a condition not a pnn 7 his statement to the re f viewing his plan and characterizing It aa a thoroughly practicable and fair pro was given out at the house In the statement he the adoption of the law because he believed the concession BUR Rested tha creation by congress of a t small body of men to the re t suits and urged the abandonment of tils J demand for time and a half overtime pay by the men and the pro l by the railroads Mr Holden Insisted upon arbitration in his reply to the president it is essentially the common of every citizen of whatever condition n life to be and because experience haa put to claim arbitration as a Continued
