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Show V OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. The Juab County Times District. Judge, Fifth Judicial District J. M. Chritenn. Editor nd Publisher loahua Ureenwood. Attorney K. 11. Ryan. NEPHI . . . . . . . . UTAH W. U Cook. Stenographer State Senator J. A. Hyde, n'be waiter fear that the new I D. State representative James cent pieces will be used as tips. Stack. Forest Supervisor, Nepbl Forest On way to become contented with Reserve D. S. Pack. U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment your job Is to knock off and go finnStation P. V. Cardon. ing. Htate Foreman Kxperlment Station Stephen ttoswell. A Central park elephant objects to County. the paring of bis corns with a commissioners George County Jones. George C. Whltmore, John S. Nellsen. Louisiana farmers would feel better t:ierk T. W. Vlckors. about It If tbey bad wanted their land Recorder Wo, Burton. Irrigated. Treasurer A. R. Paxman. Assessor Eurl Jackman. A modern physician says housekeepHurveyor Arthur A. Miller. ing la the best known cure for nervAttorney T. L. Foote. ousness. Sheriff Gns J. Henrlod. Superintendent of schools Ivan C. Wireless In midair Is the latest Tet Dalby. Probation officer James E. Mem-moupln-theai- r communication Is not really a novelty. Road commissioner A. J. Jack-plan- e. tt Stal-nake- The relchstag bas adopted an bill, which Is one way of lenging the kaiser. anti-duelin- Superintendent County Infirmary 13. Vlckers. County Physicians Dr. W. W. Bennett, Dr. J. A. liensel. chal- J. San Francisco's three mile bridge at least be a more tangible wonder than the Golden Gate. will Now an aviator and his bride about to pans their hontymoon In r. EAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL OF- FICERS. are the NEPHI CITY. Mnyor E. R. Uooth. Councllmen '.V. II. Pettegrew, J. II. J. W. Ellison, Orson Cazler, It Is to be hoped the hot air gener- Lunt, Snoch liurton. ated In the campaign will not remain Recorder- T. C. Winn. Treasurer J. H. Iailmer. permanently In the atmosphere. Attorney T. II. Iturton. Marshal E. II. Sparks. It will take all of that tt.OOO.000 Justice of the Peace Jacob Colegift to break some farmers, of planting man. potatoes fn the dark of the moon. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. Quarantine Phyttlciun Dr. JJ. O. The only objection to a piece Miner. Is that some factory Is sure to make Building Inspector I. II. Grace. a cigar bad enough to fit It In price. N. A. Chief 01 Hie air. It simply had to come! - Me!im. Superintendent of Waterworks Alfred Cowers. Member Bonrd of Health W. A. Btarr. LEVAN TOWN. Potted English sparrow Is recomPresident Hoard of Trustees A. L. mended as a delicacy for the table. Jackman. Trustees Adelhert Bosh, L. II. We should prefer stuffed humming birds. Georgo Francom, Swen E. Malmgren. Clerk Earl Jackman. Dressed poultry reached Its maxiMarshal Andrew 1'oulson. mum when 1250.000 was paid for RemHealth Officer Henry Hendrlckson brandt's "Old Woman Plucking a When the make their appearance It may become necexsary to get larger toy banks for the children. balf-pennle-s Mor-tense- Fowl", EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephriam H. Kay, N. V. Ellertson. Nebo George Tolley, LeRoy Whit-aker- . frequent. Wm. Jones. Nepbl Alma Hague, A. R. Paxman. The leaning tower of Pta continues Roacoe E. Grover. to stand, although the vertical Levan John A. Morgan. James campanile at Venice tumbled down E. Taylor, Adt lbert Bosh. and bad to be rebuilt. Juab James A. Kelly, R. C. Stephenson, John Williams. That person who smuggled M.000 glart eyes Into this country must have thought that the long hatpin bad com- EAST JUAB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL mitted dreadful ravages. DISTRICT. MacV'eagh's plan to make money smaller Is excellent, but It would be a more popular Idea to make It more Alma Hague. President, Nepbl. A Philadelphia explorer has gone to John A. Morgan Brazil to tal moving pictures of a Levan. boa constrictor. Perhaps some of Ivan C. Dalby. Secretary, Levan. tbem will be Inside views. J. T- Mona. t, Kay, messenger boy In Wsll street was given 15 cents for testnrlrg $521,000 worth of bonds. How different It Is In life outside of Wall street! A EAST COUNTY PRECINCT CERS. OFFI. Mona. Justice John t'ates. Ietrolt man bas secured six rents damages for being beaten up by a poA Treasurer, Health Officer N. W. Ellertson. Nephl. Justice J. 8. Cooper. Constable J. H. lirough. Health Officer I ir. li. O. Miner. Levan. Justice Georgn V. Kofod. Constable Richard Iverson. liceman. It appears from this distance to be a poor wsy 10 earn money. A Boston man bas Invented an automatic trombone player. Hut then HoMnn may And relief by treating it w ith baked beans and codfish balls. If the Inhabitants of Mars are IX feet hlrh. as some people think, no doubt they find It cany to reach the sirup pitcher at the breakfant table. Justice 1. Countable Juab. C. Stephenson. Orson Worthlngton. NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meets first and third Tuesdays ol every month at the club parlors In the Lunt building. Vlitiln mem tiers of neighboring commercial clubs cordially welcomed. William lialley. President. Geo. A. Pperry, Financial Secretary. T. W. Vlckers, corresponding secre- tn one of the rvnver blah schools girls are twin taught bow to be good wires. The lemons will hardly be effective unln tbey Include the folly of togging. Thee are the days when the man who has time on h!s bands find It tary. difficult to make up his mind whether Modern Woodmen of America No. lo go fishing or watch the excavating for a Dew building. 10.7'ki, meets every Tuexday evening t Woodman ball. Visiting Woodmen elcomed Somebody might mnfer a benefit J. A. OOTTRKU., CousuL upon humanity by devising some kind J. II. LATIMKIt, Clerk. of a scheme whereby people could learn how to operate launches before I. O. O. F. No. 1C meets every Sat, venturing on the water. tirday evening In I. O l. F. hail. VI Pufgins have eurr.1d In grafting Ming brothers cordially Intllnd to at the cornea of a rabbit's eve upon the tend. JACOB OIP.SON'. N. O. eye of a man It will perhaps be only JAS. H. JACKSON, gcy. natural for him to shy off when be as a dog approaching, after this. Latter day Saints' Meeting. Hnndav Prjioot. 10 a. rn. Hrt ward Three of Chicago's wealthy batch-elor- s d ward at meet8T't to adopt bsbles. They it Tabernacle; house. ing explain that they deefre to be fathers, M. I. A Sunday. 6:30 p m. First but o tint rare to assume tbe risk f ward at tabernacle; Second ward at have taking tbey Perhaps house. never learned that sweet o!d song, meeting Primary First ward at Relief hall, "Wist Is Heme Without a Mother." I p. m. Tuesday. Second ward at meeting bouse, 4 p. m. Tuesday, Priesthood meetine Monday. 7:30 IWau be had become enraged to p. m , at the respective ward me"tln seventeen women In Kitzerland bouses. Belief Society First ward, seer.nd tourtg man of that country has been nit frmHh Thilrwrfflva Cif Mrh mnntti n to JU. What Is known elehere - Second tbe s'imner efigageitiefrt ward, firt and rot At n monin st z intra iniirsnajs 01 frmrth amid tbe Alps tn. at tbe respective tnrwting p. bomes. A French alafor ssys that In two Hrt ward. J p. m Religion f eerit-pf- l we hill be crooning tbe ery Friday at Rr.;i.f vol ; Secr.nd resn In airship". Thl will make wsrd. p. m , every Frldsy at. mt- regard for their mvn-4an- Irg b"USe. people lives elijlr.g to wait of Presbyterian Churth. iraktris: pr1lctlcr.s of Uylrg It next Fnndar School at 10:30 s m . and areschlr-- at S p ra. Hev. C. K. lavls. nmtre' Pastor. I re-on- wls .2.rfl. kus lr lr.l -- OF Y0URDMI6HTER j Country Girls and the Parcels Post Its Effect on American Womanhood. WHY WOMEN MUST GO TO CITY Places Lost In Villages, They Are Forced Into Hives of Brick and Steel Temptations Must Be Met. "How would the passage of the parcels poet bill affect the young woman of the country, the girl who Is blossoming Into maturity?" It would take thousands of her kind from the stores and offices of the country towns and send them to tbe city there to be the prey of the vultures of commercial and immoral life as it Is played today in the hives of Iron and stone . It would give to the world In the end many broken women instead of women able to bear robust sons and daughters for their country's weal. Others would play the game nobly and make the best of a bad system, but making the best of it would be so much worse than a country life, that even the strongest of the girls would fall when weighed in the balances of real success. Instead of thousands of girls who are hanging on In the cities today, there would be many thousands more many thousands who would live from hand to mouth as clean, pure American girls. But the number who live otherwise would be increased, for cot all have the Btamlna and the fortitude to stand out against the temptations and deceits of a great city. There would be many more young women following the Ignis fatuus of music or art in the cities while the folks at home skimped and slaved to The give the girls an opportunity. girl heart must bo full, tbe girl hands occupied or she will be restless and miserable. At present many girls are satisfied to be employed at home, from which employment they usually step Into homes of their own. Lucky girls! Under the competition brought about by parcels post, the country stores would gradually decline, throwing young women out of employment as clerks. As the town declined, the professional men would lessen in number, relieving the girls of situations In offices. And among these so relieved many would come to tbe city, some to work, some to fit themselves for a higher calling such as art and music and medicine. I wonder If the folks back borne realize how much good, money Is being dissipated by daughters who are studying art and music In Chicago? And I wonder If they realize bow many of the hundreds who are studying have no more fitness for success In the line they pursuing than a town cow for algebra. It's all right, of course. If the folks back home can afford It, for It gives the girl a look In on the busy life and. In a way, It polishes her, but It is pitiful sometimes to brush back the curtain and see wbat selfdenlal Is being practiced to give the girl advantages for which she Is fitted merely to dream of. never to carry into execution. Thousands and thousands of dollars are being spent for music In Chicago todsy by girls who have no talent and by young men, too, as for that And under the system that would tear down the country town the paroelH post system thousands of women with the blush of country health In their cheeks would come to the city with their dreams of becoming great singers or musicians or artlxts! And the harvest to the things of the city that hurt would be great! Yon may argue until the cows come home and you cannot deny this. It Is happening every day all about us In the cities. And when I tell you tbe truth I am not slamming art or music or Inspiration to succeed. I have respect and admiration for all those virtues and especially for tbe young woman who goes through the fire of the cities, coming out unscathed and worth while In the profession she bas chosen. But what I want to ask you, mother. Is: "Do you want your girl to take the chance V If you don't, fight tbe parcels post bill. Do you believe what I have told you? Read tbls eicerpt by A. W. Ioug1as In the National Magazine and see if be doesn't speak the truth as like what I have said as two peas: "One of the problems of the day." be says. "Is the cor.eestlon of the large cities and the drift from the farms and tbe small towns to the. great center of population, and the evils which have arisen because of this congestion are very serious and very difficult to solve! "The retailer In the small tan and vllsge as a rule 1s an Independent, economical and level headed American citizen. It Is certainly a good deal better for the country at large that he should continue as such than that he hoiild te forced to seek employment In the targe cities and become a mere clerk In the hnge department stores and In the catalog or mail order hard-earne- bouses" posts Ihwk are in force Like makes 1 H. like. There is no more reason to think that we can withstand a great VETERINARIAN evil better than our brothers across Physician and &urgcoa the sea. Do you want to raise your Graduate four years' course Iowa TXLEPHONE 6L daughters in a clean, enterprising litState ColleffH, (Ames). Surtrry and tle town with Its advantages for edu- cwriua uamxHCB diseases of Domestic Animal. cation and social life, or do you want KKPHI, UT. Hione No. 25 to be forced Into a city flat where the hurdy-gurdplays on the sidewalk under your window and the foul air of the fetid mart takes the place of the Physician and Surgeon violet-kisseSCRVEYINO-Lan- d. mininjr, lrri-atiozephyrs of tbe dingle and PHONE NO. 84 the dale? And. worst of all, do you power, draujflitiotfi lettering , lue prints. want to realize that your children, omen nxsrcKNca NEPHI. UTAH. born In a flat, will never know the joys of the country as a country heart knows them? Think of what you have bad to fill your life with gladness: A pretty cotAttorney at Law tage snuggled away among the woods, possibly a brook sings near by and County Attorney VETERINARIAN the cool, fragrant woods Is filled with & Office at Court House No. Pboitb bluebells and and claytonlaa bypatlcas, forgetmenots, trllllums and ladysllp-perUTAH NEPHI in season. Above you the sky Is blue, and fascinating clouds float Idly. The breeze Is fresh, toying with Graduate Veterinary College Lawyer the fresh fringe of the blossoming raetlee in all the Courta. trees. There Is hope and Inspiration University of Pennsylvania Ail leal matter given careful and and gratification In every breath. The Office attention. floor second prompt PHONE 167 people about you are considerate and of Ooldsbrough Black. You help each other. sympathetic. There is a bond betwen you that sucDiseases of domestic animals treated cors the weak and helps the erring brother. You are not without blemish, but you are nearer tbe perfect life Dentist ' than the city dwellers ever can hope OfSoe Rooms Nos. I and I, Wlaa OOTOTBOCS TKXATMINT AND to be. rutsT class wtw Bunding. Fancy your daughter living In a Phone No, 13C-2- . thirty-fla- t building along with thirty A. NIF.LSON, Three Doors North other families, plied on top of each of Post Office rBOParxroa other or ;ross the hall! The rooms are cave-likand the only sunlight that gets in Is from the ncrrow front and Livery and Architect the unsightly rear. . Supplies come Bus Masts All Trains. dally from tbe shops, for it la a day to Plans and Specifications for all kinds day existence in tbe city, and after of Buildings . Residences a Specialty Good Llrsry Rlfs, Dray and Eipresa you get tbe babit you move every Wagons. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE spring or fall, and sometimes both. Phone Us. No. for Coal Agents Think of sending your daughter Into IOO TO THKI such a life! H. D. COLDSBROVGH, Proprietor Think of her rearing a family under MODERN BARBER SHOP such conditions with no home ties. For For First Class Work bow can there be home ties when the Ws make a specially ot Electric Scalp ind Pace moves every year? family MASSACE Hsadquarttr tor Traveling Man. One of tbe sweetest bits In your Bata and Stjoe Shining- Stand In Connection. New elegantly appelated S room addl-Uomemory la the thought of tbe old Bateholor Bros., Props. ?dnnrwuth P.O. stMua beat, batba. etc. One borne, the place where your father blook south aad one east of court and twined lived where your mother bouse. Phone 21. her roses on tbe porches. You always "He Builds Wisely Who will be better and happier for the Builds Well" thought that this was your home. Wbat about her children, your daughAttorney at Law TO BUILD WELL ters? Will they look back In their Licensed Abstracter checkerboard careers and be proud beUSE cause they lived In Hennessy's flat one Money lo Lou Oflice Winn Building, Nrj.Ki year, the next In the Arcade, the next at tbe corner of Armour and Wabash? I don't think so and neither do sSBaBansnBaBasBaBsBansBBaBI you! No Equa.1 Suppose, then, you do wbat you can to keep the selfish Interests that are 1 The Largest and Purest at work, from saddling tbls country natural deposit of Gypsum with parcels post. Suppose you orin the World. ganize tbe women of your community By and get out and fight the Influence that for THIS PAPER will tear down the country merchant, tbe country town and the country Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co. home, tearing down with It what you rWlLBr love and jeopardizing the happiness and the longevity of those who are your own flesh and blood! And about the first thing you will Company have to combat Is the statement that the express companies are behind tbe opposition to the parcels post bill. I MANUFACTURERS OF presume the express companies are against the parcels post just as tbe mall order houses are for It but this doesn't change the situation so far as Parcels you and I are concerned. post Is not wrong because the express up to companies are fighting It it Is wrong because It will tear down the country town and the country folk. If the exCold Coin Flour aad Fresh Ground Graham Oar Leaders press company is over charging and no of this let there can be question congress correct the error. Wbat can tbe people expect of their plan of government If the men they send to make "That Famous Nepht Dry Wheat Flour" their laws are not honest enough and brave enough to w Ipe out a system that Is overcharging the people. I am not In favor of an express company that overcharges relther are you. Put we Manufacturers of are cot going to be hoodwinked Into being for a monster evil like the parcels post simply because something and else Is wrong. If the express compaUtah's Leading Brands of Flour nies are not what they ought to be It Is a disgrace to American lawmakers, Wholesale and retail dealers in all kinds of Grain and MilUtuff, a disgrace to American voters, for If men do not work honestly In congress, Rolled and Chopped Feed. : : : : Nephi. Utah. the people should see to it that tbey are not rehired on election day. Woman, don't let the men talk to you about things that ought to be done but cannot be done, at Washlng'on. Everything that should be done can be done if the lawmakers are honest and earnest. If not. It Is time for you to Should select a route famed for Hemic Attraction help make them so. and Superior Train SerTice. atid Go to yotir leading c!nb woman Interest ber In this fight against the pacels post. Organize against It Talk with, yonr leading citizens and know the truth! Don't delay. Tbls Is the most Important Issue to the residents RAILROAD of the country that ha been tinder consideration during your lifetime. It Meant the life or the death of the prosof perous country town. Are yon for Mllo a your town or against It? What yoa da now will prove where you stand. BYRON WILLIAMS. Tb!e Route offers tbe "Dark Kaat" Trstolerg fnore arld crj1e attractions, that raa be sen from the ear im1s without eitra esOf Course He Would. pouse for side trips, than aur other line. "I am teeing you the tru'h when I Colorado gpritir, In-ve- r Special Low Round Trip Fsrs to say that I wag much happier when f on Mar sale eastern II. 25 and 31, 1912; and points, principal was poor than I am now." 22 and 29. 1912; July 3, 12 sn1 29. 1912; An 20. IS. 1. IS. S, I. June mil"Then why don't you let your lions go and be poor aeain?" gast 1. t, 10. 22 and 21, 1912; September 4 and 6, 1912. Tnrotmrli Standard and Tourist Slepini? Cars dflr to DeOTer, "Why. I should be misersble, thinking of the people who got the money." Lou's, Omaha and CLirajo. Kaosae CHr, SUPERS Dining car service. Rapid Improvement. full particulars w il be thrfullr furnlsnd on tpllca-Uoand Fares 1 onderstand you bad your feeble to any Rl firaode Afnt. minded son take a term In mental at D, O, Miner, M D, y of foreign countries where parcels JAMES H.CARTER n, d at T. L, FOOTE Dr. J. G. IRONS s, HENRY ADAMS Dr, J. A. BOOTH r City Barber Shop Enoch Burton e Feed Stable HOTEL FORREST a, Thos. H. Burton Plaster N eph i bTTn Has Turn Over Leaf subscribing County Mill and Elevator Juab Flour and Mill Produce date Everything New and Nephi Mill & Mfg. Co. Blue Ribbon Belle of the West, Perfection Travelers to Colorado and the East The Denver &Oio Grande, ' "The Scenic Line "Every the World" Picture" Fu-'bl- see from the above thnt believes that not only the women clerks but (be proprietor himself will be forced Into the cities, and I haven't a doubt but that In time, efficiency. should we be unfortunate enough to "Yes, and It bas done wonders for cursed wl'h parcels post, our coun- him." "Whst's be going to do how? try towns w ill be like the rural towns Tow will Mr. Ivittgla 0. MAN OK W, W, Bennett, M D, DR. ft a I A. It'titm. On gait s Frfili A (ft. City, A tiL t'a ftsh. tVal'rh. r. T. To e-J Tf-t"- its. A font, 0'in, Airnt, "Lecture " 1 n. ttati. --IS |