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Show 1 f t . JUAB COUNTY TIMES. NEPHI. UTAH THE Palace Barber Shop SWEDEN ' J ML Winn itulldiuj; Main Stroel Everything Now and First Class Work Courteous Treatment to all GERMAN ABOUT THE TIME CORNSILK RIPENS REPLY FOR ALLIES Up-to-d- MAT M k SO HILL aiiin'-Thi- St You Should Buy Jewelry ORS HE LINE 0' MiNE ?CMT oer a PRJATrt Of pipe ho ahlne stand and bath tub In cennaetloa AGENT r"0!t PROVO STEAM LAUNDRY ROBERT LOMAX. Proprieto. HAS TART i OBJECTS TO CHARGE THAT HER NEUTRALITY IS NOT LOYAL AND IMPARTIAL; AiR THP006H Tit' Di ft Ml rVlJM. A'- ..SsWr"'- i- K mm i,:ir:. MEN WHO FOR TWO YEARS HAVE KEPT GUARD OUTSIDE BELGIUM NOW IN TRENCHES. n in a Jewelry Store You gat greater valuca (or your monev in a GOOD jewelry ttore than anywhere tlx. Wa kara coa ducted a GOOD jewelry dote lor 54 yuia. Our roodrit price make buying eaiy. Petfeclly aafe to Older by mail. BOYD PARK SOUNDS Lawrence A. Miner A - a T & Al I 1UKINLY W V LAW Notary Public Venice Bldg. NEPHI. UTAH h. Mcknight . COUNTY ATTORNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE ' NEPHI, VTAH Dr. J. A. BOOTH DENTIST Office Ri ms Nos. 6 and 7, Venice Theatre HuilJinjf. Phone STo. 1L'3-- J Situation Threatens to 3ecome Some what Tense Unless British Minister is Able to Smooth Over Many Points of Friction. London. KfliilloiiH between Sweden and ih entente powerH are attract Inn unusual attention here and there la every indication that the sit uation threatens to become somewhat tense. With the dlKpuie us to mail seizures till unsettled, there now hits arisen the charge by the entente that the petit rality of Sweden In not so loyal and impartial an It should be. This has drawn from Stockholm a reply as tart and crisp as some of the notes in were which the mall controversy, characterized by VUccunt Grey as containing words not usually found in IDAIIOAN D diplomatic correspondence. Confidence Is expressed In the tact and ability of the Itritlsh mlnlsrer to CARRAHZISTA Sweden, Sir Ksmc-- toward, to bundle Great Ilritain's Interests, for ho already has done much to smooth over many points of friction that has arisen CAPTAIN OF SECOND INFANTRY Blnce the war began. Sir ICstne has STRUCK BY BULLET FROM been given full authority to act In the MEXICAN SIDE. malls dispute qnd is with the other entente diplomats ut Stockholm In making representations Mexican Version of Affair is That as to the latest matters in controShooting Was Accidental, While versy. Many Witnesses Declare Shooting was Intentional. Eccles' Buy Sugar Plant. Announcement is made Ogden. Nogales. Ariz. Captain Wilson of here that with the passing of the control of the Amalgamated Sugar com- the Second Infantry, Idaho National was shot in the pany to the heirs of David Koeles, Cuard medical corps, while left afternoon thigh Suulay now and associates, the organization, to be known as the Kccles Sugar com- standing in front of the Su:hern Pa checking his baggage to pany, will take over the new sugar cific station to his home in Idaho. return dedicated Just al Drlgham City plant The bullet is believed to have come and proposes also to build In the the Mexican side of the line and spring a new factory at Paul, near afrom Carranza soldier is said to have Hurley, Idaho. been seen to run, following the ahoot-liiK- . Packers Raise Wages. Captain Wilson's condition la not seChicago. Simultaneously with the announcement that 2'1.i0U employees rious. He Is In the hospital here. Many witnesses declare that the of the Wholesale Clothiers' association here would receive a reduction in shooting of Captain Wilson was delibworking hours without loss of pay, a erate and intentional, but the Mexivoluntary wage Increase of 'i cents can version of the affair Is that a atf hour for employees of the operat- prisoner escaped from his guard, ran ing department all over the I'nlted across the international line near the States was announced by Wilson & depot, and that the guard's shot InCo., Lib-by- , tended for the fleeing man hit WilCo., Armour & Co.. Swift son. McNeil & Co., and Morris & Co. The police confirm this part of the Fire In Ocean Liner. story, saying they have an escaped New York. Fire which broke out Mexican prisoner wiih a bullet hole lit the cargo hold of the American through bis clothing. It Is reported Thurs- that the Mexican guard was executed. line steamship Philadelphia day, while the e?e was 80 miles Captain Wilson Is one of the leading from this port, still was smouldering physicians and surgeons of Twin when she arrived here Sunday, few-o- Kalis. Idaho. the 643 passengers were aware of STRIKE RIOTS IN YONKERS. the peril they had been in until after the liner docked. Disorder Follows Attempt to Move Porto Rico's Sugar Output. Street Cars. San Juan, I'orto Rloo. CompM New York. Rioting occurred Sunstatistics of the sugar production In day when an aitempt was made by Die iHtnnd of I'orto Rico fT the the Yonkers Railroad company, whose closed have been com- men are on strike, to run surface car piled by the Insular treasury depart- from Yorkers to the subways system. ment. They show that the Island's The motnrman and conductor of one Sugar output was 43..".!n tons,' tfie car were severely lirui-e- d and all win dows of the car broken. greatest production on record. Bf for First Class Work Wt make a nfcUltr nf Klcotrlc Scalp and Far MASSAUK Bath and Btioe Klilnlnc Hlanrt in Connection atcaJoyfTOa.. Propa. Venice Theatre Jlldg. Ustler & Allen Manufacture that Hand-mad- Old ever-lastin- g Harness e RinifM ant Salit'ea mnalrrrt oot a ne Ucal In Hani-- . Naiclim. Hh'llt-- au1 Navajo ulaukeU. a Co. City Meat GARRETT. GEORCE Proprietor All Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meats Kept in Refrigerator up-to-d- Business be.njf run cm cah basis, enable us t se'l al very prices. Courteous 1 reatroent to all j j Dr. J. G. IRONS VETERINARIAN NEPHI :: :: UTAH Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania PHOSJK 1ST Diseases of domestic animals treated itv Barber Shop akd oo'fRTiaora ra.tATvxfT riMT class f Kea-so- DANIEL V. CHISHOLM Al NIELS 'N. IVpt.-tnDoVs South o.'Lunts' I'harmaej r Two Imh and Feed Stable t. Dray and Expreas Wagnas. Al'Ots for Cost Phone Vs. N. 41 Ti Livery K D. GOLD3BROVCH. Frevrietee Dr. Charles Dunn DBNTIST Phone No. T ,1 OHi. e 3 IV, W. W. Optometrist Lclei LEWIS & Jeweler to. With Nepbl I.'fj Eyes Tested and Glases Fitted Watches and Spectacles Repaired GO CRASH e OTHERS INJURED WHEN TROLLEY CAR IS RUN DOWN BY SWITCH ENGINE. TWENTY-FIV- Panic Stricken Passengers Jump From Doors and Climb Through Windows, Falling Under Wheela of Moving Freight Cars. vil-age- e uuu.,. Films ir(fiHfoMHl Cameras WAttTrn ' now open for tinieto learmlie burlier bnm in tcrnat'litnian-1- . SO 'T"- f"''" '''ll VI TO BUILD VELL USB Ncphi Plaster Has No EquaJ 5 The t freest and Purest fral deposit of Gypsum eWorld. toler 6 Mfg. Co, Or Daniel V. Chieholm ef Waahlngton, superintendent ef work at the gevern-frieprinting effice, has been chesen ernmander In chief ef the United Spanish war veterans, succeeding c. Oyer ef MiaaouH. Representative Battle Over Sale ef Woman. Chicago. Seven men fotjgtit a volver btt)! over the 'sale" of a woman for $200, with the result that ne nf the men was shot to datn and another man was so eerlously wound ed that shypicians say be wJ die. nt Atlanta Cars Tied Up. Oa. Street and. suburban oaf service here was dlseontlna'd grain M'mday because of a number of demonstrations and repateii wiih trafflc during the day cy striking mj'f)rmn and eondiKtora. Atlanta, lator-ferene- H day, only limit TEMPL0 SUN'S RAYS CARESS Tinge of Red Upon Mighty Columns ef Baalbek May Be Explained In Two Ways. At Baalbek man has truly achieved the cyclopean. Here the excavators buve unearthed a complete aet of ruius. Here lying guides get tourist to nwullow Mgger stories than In any place I know of, suya a writer la the Christian Herald. Here the towering columns of the) temple of the aun wutch the orb of d descend behind Uie Lebanon, aftej lifting shadows have eiiKoffed the auiuller temple of Bucchus.l And the) sun, In departing, leaves liisfktaa upoa the stately colouuudo la a aeesk $ tinge of red. There are prosnlc fwUijro say that this la caused by Iron lu Uie rock. Ths6 may do as un explaimtlon to those) who believe In the age pf Iron, but thlaf Bilghty temple docs nJ: belong to tho present age of machluery. It U more likely that the red ting In the rock Is the stain of blood thai blood of men' w ho died In erecting this everlasting monument. Terhaps It 1 as well that the blood pi the laborers should show on the monument ot, the conqueror who built this temple tai an unknown god. Men who are killed In mines am dancerous occupations todav have n such mighty reminders of their toll as the blush which shows on the graceful: columns of Baalbek when the aettlnsj tun slowly settles behind the long Uo4 of lofty Lebanon. cj-arl- e n f te Ax lke re-wir-e. He Build. Wisely Vho Builds WelT tjC Detroit. Thirteen were persons Inkilled and more than twenty-fivjured, several probably fatally, late Sunday night when a switch engine pushing two freight cars crashed into a crowded street car at Forest avenue and Dequinder street, on the east side. There were more than ninety persons in the street car. many of them returning from the theatres. The street car was struck almost In In the center, the Impact pushing it from the tracks and sliding it alongside of the freight cars. Panic-stickebegan passenger Jumping from doors and climbing through windows. Most of the dead were killed by Jumping from the car Price of Roses. and falling under the wheels of the A small flower shop In the bunMet still moving freight car. quarters of a Southern city.' A young Those who were killed outright at hospital nurse, still In training. Is the crossing were so badly mangled the price of roses, her rounded that identification there was Impos- MASTER PLUMBERS CONVICTED asking Itself a rose, half turned to the cheek. sible. v , Guilty of Conspiracy to open door. According to a member of the Found The daily tasks of the boapltat" . Restrain Trade. switching crew, the train was moving training school are exhausting. IJuS: at about twenty miles an hour when Salt Lake City. Four hours after she has mannged to embroider a worki it struck the street car. the retired for had deliberation, they a wedding rresent wrought by hag local Jury In the case of a number of own hands and she seeks ta ARKANSAS SENATOR CALLED. and out of town plumbers, charged her in adorn the package with a few buds. President Pre Tempore of Senate Suc- with conspiring to restrain trade To the question she ptita there la Sherman of the violation antitrust oo reply; only a thoughtful look. cumbs to Stroke of Apoplexy. with a of verdict law, returned guilty, Such voice as Is "an excellent thing!, Little Rock, Ark. United States a recommendation of extreme mercy. Senator James P. Clarke, president The maximum penalty Is one year'e In woman" repeats It Then the woea--! an of the shop, quietly: pro tempore of the United States sen- imprisonment, a S10.000 fine, or both. I heard you the first time, deee' ate, died at his home here Sunday. and I've heard your voice before. T" Would Give Eye to Soldier. Senator Clarke suffered a stroke of Paris. A young English girl foa were good, so good, to my Alice a An' apoplexy Friday and never regained hospital. How she suffered I consciousness. written to Dr. Aochon Duvigneaud of, J Senator Clarke waa born In Yazoo fering to give one or her eyes to a how patient to the end r Then, turning to the bey. who has lost his sight serving City. Miss., August 18. 1SS4. He was ,n "ow," b educated in the schools of his native France. The girl, who lives in North Wm give the Irdf l!ns state and in 1STS graduated from the Shields, had read a recent statement moy needk,Andhe herself nurse at young law department of the University of by Dr. Puvlngneau. one of the most while. r..e on bosom Yorkl New Independent. He of the It was began practice Virginia. famous oculists in France, that law in Helena. Ark., in 1879. Strenuous Election Ttme. . possible to save the sight of a man Earthquake CaViSed Changes. wounded In the eye by grafting a porManagua. Nicaragua. In a fight wa. U s SENATOR J. P. CLARKE WM' i which broke out here during the election of the cornea of another person. of the last quarter of 1013 has be tion of (j. Chamorro as president of an Increase to three or four times tbf Two Italian Vessels Sunk. Salvador Zelaya, a the republic, inner aiuouui in ine now mi suxmuia Consul American Washington. nephew of former I'reoidcnt Zelaya. Hurst at Barcelona. Spain, reporting and springs throughout the northera1 attacked a group of con wr va! Ives, of the state, observers have pro-Saturday to the state dfpartmenl the psrt shooting and killing four of them. Zenounred this earthquake more violent! Ben-par- k steamer Italian of the sinking laya himself was seriously wounded, and the Italian steamer Nitnolo, than the one that caused such dlsaat and a number of other persons also said that no Americans were aboard In Snn Francisco In 113, but la the) were hurt. thinly settled region the damage waai either ship. mall. Beginning October 3, there) Two Bremene Captured. Says were more than COO shocks withlsj Contest for World's Championship. CJalvest'm. That two tierman merNew York. The B'wton American three months. The most notable mark: chant Mil marines tum il lircmcn of the disturbance has been left oo that club and the Brooklyn Nationleague f fallen the entente Into hands have east side of Measant alley, where the world's aerals will meet In the aliies nd that a third bearing the ies, the opening game of which will be alluvial detritus at the base of thai same name Is now en route to the played on Braves field at Boston on Sonoma range has settled away for a I'nited States is the rcx.rl brought vertical height of 5 to 12 feet and a.' i Saturday, October ". here by ("apt. II. van Sbimnleek of horizontal width of 8 feet over a disthe llelgian steamer K'.ijabcth van Foodstuffs Prices Increased. tance of ocnrlv mue. Iteljcie. whl h arrived frem Harry. In Washington. Marked Inrrca.-- t Not Improbably. the cost of living is shown in (he risGotham Faces Milk Famine. A gentleman of a very eni table snd of price of fooistuffs tendency ing New York. le-than fiO per cent on October 1, reports of which are emoilonal nature hod the misfortaM of the annual S.fo.0 quart of milk to lose his third wife. He took tho Just being received at the department affilction very mub to Uurf and at required by the residents of New York jf agriculture. and vicinity for dally consumption are the grave was so overcome Uiat ho . r ported available, as a result nf a State Fair Opens at Silt Lake. fainted. Ills friends gathered arootid deadlock between dairyman and disthe presence of bira and were fenrful for bis life. cry.-ISalt tributors over the price for the pro-dKa crowd that thronged the coliseum Among them wna a German wto spoko anneal English brokenly. He atoopedL !g- Monday night, the thirty-eightstate fair of Utah was .ifflcially and felt the gentleman's puhe Michigan Cuardsmen Ordered Out, pened and dedicated by 'lovemor looking tip said: "He's all right; be'it ..pry. Ttie Christian Herald. Washington. The war department on Katorday ordered the Thinthird Arretted. More Blackmailers Sa wed-OfSermon. regiment of Infantry, troops A and Chicago. Alleged blackmailers cf And many a man who gives trp teej R. of cavalry, field hospital No. 1. a as eastern described man States P. Clarke United Senator J. No. one "wealthy 1, rents to the church on Sunday ea company mtnpany of engineers and signal corps, batter-te- of Arkansas, president pre tempore ef manufacturer" were taken into cu to give him bach 119 pects the federal agents the oest day. Indianapolis Star. A and ti of field artillery, all of the senate, who died at Little Rock today on Saturday by In a raid on an apartment house. after a brief illness. Michigan, to the border. Sparing Her Feeflnss. Twe Negroes Lynched. Fairbanks at Salt Lake. "Confound her aw kwardness I Height Record Broken. hear Two Tenn. Nashville. negroes Salt Lake City Charles W. Fair ll ee the cook bn Turin The Italian airmen Anto- broke;) rurfhor mnrder with the in rnnencllon re.'eit of the naccl has Just beaten the world's banks, fnfmef plater exclnltned ilr. Oadson. States and now candidate for of Bud Bums at Oardnnsbnrg Saturday "For henven's ake, strt one ef ymrfi height record near here. He carried United were taken irom me iionenwa.u fnnny six pajMwngTs and roe to a height of the vice presidency en the Republi- night stories, so she won't s brf by a mob early Thursday and shot seltated we ere," said Sirs. C.adanm. It. 000 feet. The previous record was can tlrket, addressed three b'g Salt jail death. to Lake aadienre on Saturday. "She's coming la now wim the roect t.OOO feet. Roosevelt to Speak In Wnt. Chinese President Buried. Missouri te Vote on Prohibition. His Little Joke, Colonel Thedore Rro. Chicago. one China Jost Mo. The Missouri fTiangtentu. Jefferson City. year "It awna to me thnt ynn see mnrt, v at least will make speeches velt to movement the after Yean ormake h than you were," si.ir th potvrj supreme court on September 3 states for Iftigbes and ma a. dered that the prfvposed constlf atlcnal Phi Kal empror was formally lanncb-ed- , In westfro next to month, Felrbaoks tbe body of tl.e dead president wa tat wide "I am." rplted the r!red amendment providing for Repv.V'1-- n head tit I don't weigh as mutb s trrnM arohibticn be p.aced ta the Novem- - placed In its final rra'ins plsce near reports received at did. this c;tv on Rcntember SI quarter i- ITU A GUARANTEE Now la the 1 DOM tuniiint-anti tin niiil lug. Call or write MoIt llnlx-- School, la nerelal HI.. Hull Lake Uty. L'mii. h THE PLACE Supplla MKN AND WOMEV. s .l ynu photo: SHiPLERS J Nephi 1. I THIRTEEN KILLED London. The British forces In Prance were surprised to find among the prisoners taken on Monday, sailors front the Second German naval division, which had been rushed to the Somme front. This force waa for the first time employed outside of Belgium, where the sailors had been kept for two years with their naval guns which guard the coast. General Joffre has sent the following order ot the day to the armies of the north: ex"The general coinniandcr-In-chie- f to the presses great satisfaction troops who have been fighting unceasingly on the Somme for nearly three months. By their valor and perseverance they have given blows to the enemy from which he has difficulty ii -ecoverlng. s "Verdun relieved; twenty-fivreconquered; more than 35.000 prisoners and 150 cannon taken; enemy lines broken through for a depth of ten kilometers such re the results already obtained. The Roumanians have invaded Bulgaria. On the upper reaches of the Danube between the fortified towns of where tho Rustchuk and Turtukal, river begins Its bend northeastward, leaving Bulgarian territory and separating Rumania proper from Dobrud-Ja- , the troops of Rumania have made their way to the southern bank of the stream. The fighting along the southwest front, says a Petrograd dispatch, has reached another of Us periodic climaxes, which has turned In favor of the Russians, yielding them a large number of prisoners, and baa again threatened Lemberg from two Important directions along the main railway from Body to Lemberg and from Brzezany. front the Thus along a slxty-aillRussians again appear to be closing In on the Gallctan capital, but the vagueness of the official communications and the absence of supplementary details leave the extent of the Russian advance in doubt. CITY EXPERT KODAK Finishing Have our mithtT d , Bus Maeta All Trains. Qooal KSO General J off re Announces Verdun Has VilBeen Relieved, Twenty-fivlages Recaptured and Thousanda of Prisoners Captured. U)V MAKERS OFJLWELRY MAIN 41 RitT UU Lua f e Ird t 'tt A. c. |