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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES. NEPHI, UTAH ' THE 55S5 I Palace Barber Shop Mala AVinn Huildiu;,' Ntreul Everything Now and First Cla Work I Up-to-d- Courteous Treatment to all ho china stand and bath tub in eonneotlos AGENT FON PDOVO STEAM LAUNDRY , IROBERT LOMAX, Proprietoi i. Lawrence A. Miner ATTORNEY AT LAW Notary Public Venice Bldg. NEPHI, UTAH h. Mcknight j. NEPHI. VTAH Dr. J. A. BOOTH DENTIST and Venice 7, Tlieatie Building. Phone tfo. 123-- J iraS'BAHBER SHOP For Flrtt Claaa Work tVe make a specialty n( Ftei-ttlScalp and Face MAKNAOK lh and Kline Shining- Nland In Conneotloa. Batchelor Bros., Prope. Venice Theatre Bids. Ostler & Allen Manufacture that Hand-mad- names Old l'eal lu ever-lasti- . ng and Saddles repaired good as nan Hrldlt-- aud Naddlea, llarne, NavaJoUlaukela. City Meat Co. CEOHCE CARRETT. Prootietot All Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meats . Kept in Refrigerator te cah W'.ng run on tiusis, enatiles us i sc l el very Biis.ne-- s reasonable jrievs. Courteous Treatment to all Dr. J. G. IRONS VETERINARIAN NEPHI :: UTAH :: Graduate Veterinary Collegt University of Pennsylvania it? PHONE Disrates of domestic animal treated Shop City Barber nUTHIDT OOCNTorS) nnsT ci. am wo AND A. NIELSON. 1'rnpi Mor D.K.n South Of Liints Pharmacy T" Livery and Feed Stable But Meat ,', flood J ftt It All Train. Uviry h:;t, Pray end Expr Wagon. for Coal Phone t'a. N. 441 D. GOLDSBROVGtf. FrerrSMee Dr. Charles Dunn DENTIST Phone No. 1'. i .1 Nephi O.Ti.e MM;?. W. W. Optometrist I District. Firth Judicial District Judse. lasr.im Greenwood. Attorney K. II. Ryan. V. U. Cook. Stenographer State Senator J It. Bdghleli. Lawrencs State Representative Dlackett. U. S. Expert In CUarge Experiment Station Mr. Jones. County. P. J. Fen County Corarniasloner nell, J. W. Whltiuore, Perry B. Fuller Clerk Patrick J. Bonner. Recorder Will L. lloyt. Treasurer T. H. a, Parkea. Assessor Kay Newton. Attorney J. 11. McKnlsht. Surveyor V. K. EklofT. Sheriff Angus U. McDonnell. Judge of Juvenile Court T. H. Cur (on. Probation officer James E. Mem-mo- t f. tl IT1 f I I II I f. BH I Ml NIU T fl T 1 fl 1 1 I 1 mcHbn LEWIS & Jeweler ALLIES TEAR THROUGH THE GERMAN LINES IN FRANCE AFTER TERRIFIC GUNFIRE. -- THE PLACE WITH A GUARANTEE "He Builds Tisely Who Duildj Well" TO BUILD USE Nephi WELL Plaster Has No Equal The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. ouitteii THREW J , London. The British have launched long expected offensive. On July 1, the British and French forces began a furious attack against the German forces along a front of twenty-five miles extending from below the Somrae to Gommecourt, north of 271 Kephi Ner In. ree Cents Per Week L) Salt Lake Cltr. Utah Conquered In THBKK DAT 8 at will H Hi II treatment. NEAL INSTITUTE K E.Jnit Ro. 8c. Salt Lake City: So Wee Broadway, Butte. Mont.; 14 J Cleveland Place. Uenveri Colorado. 00 Meal lmtttulee U) priuclpai cittea. I.) AMERICANS DRIVEN IS CONFIRMS THIRTY MEN AND WOMEN DE PORTED FROM GUANAJUATO DECLARES MEXICANS FIRED THE FIRST SHOT OF THE DISASTROUS BY CARRANZA. El Paso, Texas. Another survivor of the Carrizal fight waa located Sunday. He la Corporal F. X. Cooke of K Tenth cavalry, who was a brought Into Juarez from Villa and placed In prison. General Francisco Gonzales, Juarez commander, wired Geenral Jacinto Trevlno at Chihuahua for Instruc tions, and It Is probable Cooke will be turned over to the American authori- Car-ranz- ficial Ahu-mad- ties at agitators. once. Corporal Cooke, In addition to tell ing a thrilling story of his adventure since the battle with the Mexi cans under General Gomez, added his statement to that of other survivor that the Mexicans fired the first shots of the engagement. He also quoted Captain Boyd as saying. Just before the commander gave order to hi men to advance: 'The general has given orders that there Is only one way for us to go. and that la to the north. My orders are to go to Villa Ahumada, to the east, and I am going there." In previous stories Captain Boyd's mlanlon has been explained to have been the recovery of a deserter at Villa Ahumada. Captain Boyd also, Cooke said, cautioned them against firing first, and against letting any piece go off accidentally, under pain of heavy punishment. After escaping from the fight at Carrizal. Cooke said he wandered food less with a broken right arm for four days, lived several more on the hospitality of Mexican ranchers, and then pushed out alone for the American base, only to be captured at a water hole. He was brought Into Vila Ahumada and put on a train In RUSSIANS MAKING GREAT FIGHT. the evening for luarez. Austrian Position Beyond Kolomea Peaaant Given Civil Rights. Captured by 8torm. Petrograd. The Russian duma has LondonGeneral Letchltsky's army adopted a bill according to peasant continue to follow up Its success at the same civil rights as are given to Kolomea by pushing on to the west. other classes of the population. An official statement from Petrograd RAFAEL ZALDIVAR reports the rapture of Austrian posi tion by storm beyond Kolomea, while Vienna, In referring to action, says briefly that "violent fighting occurred west of Kolomea and south of the Dniester river." The fierce and stubborn battle between Russian troop and Germans in the region bounded by the Styrand Stokhod rivers, has thus far failed to yield definite result. Poth side claim the repulse Of counter-attsrks- . Still further north. In the vicinity of Llpk. where the Russian line approaches tnnst closely the German r , frontier, a German offensive, accordbeen has to the Russians, ing The railroad from GuanaJuaU to la out of order as a result of the ravagea of aix year of revolution and the fleeing refugees were forced to find their way out In vehicles of all descriptions. The refugee, four of whom are tn EI Paso, the others being at Eagle Pass and San Antonio, managed to get an abandoned street car which fitted the narow guage railroad to ialo. But there were nine refugee who were not able to reach the car before It left and the reached Sllao by horse and handcar and bullock carts. The trip took them three day. One of the refugee said: "It was June 24, right after the Car- rltal massacre, that our troubles be gan. The officials raided our homed searched them In unceremonious fash off to the Ion, and then lugged u cuartet. "They told us that If we wanted anything to eat we could get It wher ever we might find it. 'Finally we bribed guard who managed to get food to us. We were imprisoned twen ty four hour, then ordered to 'get out.' " o the 1aa the wealthiest woman In the world, d'ed July J. Her fortune was estimated at 1100,000.000, but she chote to live in humble surrounding. Machinist Declare Strike. Philadelphia. A xtrike of organised machinists In Phlladolphia wis '!1 fafnrday by the Interta tiooa.1 Associ ation of Machinist. The snhn is demanding an eight hnqr diy. NO d wase incre-s-aIn and Is made . A N'" Aj - J "J Business Condition Good. Washington. Onersi buines ren. n dition continue good and the outlook for next month I excellent, according Dr. Rafael Zaldivor, the Salvadoran to report of the federal reserve board minister, who has asked the United made public In the board's monthly State to accept mediation of the difstatement. ference with Mexico. fc aiffl nf Rater Duel in Idaho. Utah Battery at Negates. Poratello, Ida. Irave Alexander, Nogales. Ariz. Rattery A. Utah field colored, slashed another negro named artillery, the flrrt national gsard nnit pondexter. so bad'y with a razor that to reach the border In renpone to the he bad to b taken to the hospital and call of the secretary of war, arrived De stitches taken In his in Nogalea at 7:30 o'tlofk have Friday jaw. tnty morning. Mexican Fire on Palfol. Will Speed Up Cengret. Murderer Eircuted. Yripl Ctthimhus, N. M. American (svtl Washington. A hlph sped Irgisla- Sing Sirg. N. Y. Orresta Shillltanl ry man patrolling the border three M,e trirram dirnated to complete was executed in the state prison for miles south (t here were fired oron the work now congrefs snd the murder, three year ago. of two s.de of the I'ae an! jjrotide for adjouf nment by or before New York policemen, who were at from the returned the fire. None of the Annert- Autost 1. has prepared by Demo-can- tempi in to arret him for killirr a was injur 1. ll.ird man in a quarrel a host a girL ((ratio congregiona! leaders. MiKr - bia s FISH LINES OF GREAT LENGTH Many of Thoae Employed in Fiahlnp) for Halibut Declared to Be Sixty Mile Long. ENGAGEMENT, at Driven From City Amid the Jeers of After Escaping From Mexican Mob and Forced to Find Their Carrizal, Trooper Wandered Foodies With Broken Arm for Way to Border In Vehicle Several Days. of All Descriptions. El Paso. Thirty Americans, six of a them women, deported by the authorities from Guanajuato, Mexico, have reached the border Sunday night after a harrowing experience. They were in a filthy Mexican pris on twenty-fou- r boura without food and with but little water. They were driv en from Guanajuato City amid the Jeera of Mexican mobs, Incensed by of- MEM AND WOMEN. Now to) the time to learn the barber trade. Bar- tn greatdemand. Sneeial rare hen now open (or 30 day. Only ihort time required. Tools furnished am! rommiKsinn paid while teana-In- f . Call or write Mnler II slier Hcbool, U Ooasr merclal Kt.. Salt Lake City. Utah. UfANTFD CARRIZAL OUT OF MEXICO DM. fr Street . and Tobacco Uablta treated succeiuHv. Iru( We Guarantee our pro-Vfk- a . 1 X hU e & Wf& Co. iflAf XV the Nenl Institute. Toe modern. nate aud . XXiiN metlol. rain uewtle lujet'liona never owl, A K p (or alcohol removed ta Craving THREK PAYS or mono? be refunded. All Hilton Disbarred. Salt Lake City. Orrin N. Hilton, Denver lawyer, who appeared here as counsel for Joe Hillstrom. the murderer executed last fall, ha been disn barred from the practice of bis In t'tah. because of unprofessional Conduct. Mr. Hetty Creen, known S, Main 1 Notary The Times from your neighbor when you can get it for less than - buy!- g eaiy. CclllS Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. . . developed their Thos. H. Burton 1 I f developed . . . I J CClTlS Any size film pack OA at 10:30. DONT BORROW V'M Any size roll film ehwked. aS GET YOURS NOW. Our mode! pi ice niakei Army Cuts Gash Twen Milea Wide In German Front in Drive Which Had Been Planned for Months. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Headquarter fee Traveling Men. w eltgsaUy ap-iateI roots tloa. steam heat bath, ate. Oae I an ef eeart oae east blook eenta kouae. Phoae H. """ e e FORREST HOTEL " i that ol being on time. It ha reputation ol many men. A good watch costi to little theM days, every Kniible perton hu one. ,U0ELP jirt Mwir k Vol.TOtJ1 HoKlf ! A rouNOCD tit 2 Ostler " MAKERS OF JEWELRY K6 MAIN WRJU.T MttAX CITTf y Attorney at Law Public 1 and IVwrcna Offlc in T a. Anglo-Frenc- h Locatetl Wiih Nephi I 'rug Co. Eyes Tested and Classes Fitted Watches and Spectacles Repaired " BOYD PARK Superintendent County Infirmary Thomas Vlckera. County Physicians Drs. Reea, Dr the Ancre. Steele Bailey, Jr. In the first thirty-sihours of their furious drive the French and BriMsh EAST COUNTY MUNICIPAL OF- have captured more than 9,600 German prisoners, cleared fifty squuro FICERS. miles of French territory of the Invaders and have carried eleven vilNEPHI CITY OFFICERS. lages and a complicated series of entrenchments and redoubts that the Mayor Alma Hague. A. H. Councllraen Delllston, Germans have been more than twenThomas lialley. Jamea Garrett, Jr., ty months constructing. The long expected offensive, tne Mark Btgler, George O. Ostler. Recorder A. V. Gadd. "big push" for which the British have been preparing for months, and which Treasurer J. H. Latimer. la a part of a general closing in on Attorney T. H. Burton. Marshal Samuel Linton, Jr. on all fronts, got under way Germany of Stout. the Peace Win, Justice at 7:30 Saturday morning. The troops B. Iliches. Street Supervisor Jas. Irish and French English, Scot-ch- , Quarantine Physiciau Ur. T. D surged from their trenches after a Reea. bombardment of an hour and a half, Building Inspector I. II. Grace. Chief of Fire Department N. A. which was the climax of the steady Neilson. pounding of the prevloua four days. Hundreds of batteries poured tons Superintendent of Water Works A J. Gowers. of iron and Into the opposMembers of Board of Health Dr. T. ing trenches, explosives wrecking them and bury0. Keen, Alonzo Ingram, Win, G. Orme ing the occupants. Sexton C. E. Bigler. The attacking front of the British was approximately twenty miles, exLEVAN TOWN. tending from Gommecourt to a point north of the Somme. The French President Hoard of Trustees Alma stormed forward over about five miles on both sides of the Somme. It Is Dalby. Trustees M. W. Mangelson. S. P. Just north of the Somme that the Taylor. Alex Peterson. George Neilson. British and French fronts join, the Marshal Nells Mortenson. extending on, to Verdun and Justice of the Peace Nells Schow. French Health Officer Henry Ilendrlckson. the Swiss frontier, and the British stretching down to the sea. Juab District Board of Education I. II. Grace. President: J. E. Taylor. The British French offensive In Vice President; A. P. Paxman, Clerk; France, with its preceding five-daW C. Andrews, Treasurer, and John bombardment. In described by the T. Kay. military expert in that theater of op era lions a the "last word In scientific PRECINCT OFFI- warfare." EAST COUNTY Here are some of the things the CERS. British and Freuch did as a preliminary to their drive through the GerMona. man front near Somme. Justice D. O. Young. Built 3.000 miles of railroads to faHealth Officer N. W. Eltertsoo. cilitate moving munition and trrop Nephi. and handling the wounded. Justice) J. 8 Cooper. turnPut a metal surface on all Constable II. T. Knowle. Health Officer Dr. T. D. Reea. pike. Rebuilt or strengthened every Lev an. bridge and railroad. Justice E. W. Peterson. Concentrated 1.200,000 fighting men. Constable Rlcbard Iverson. backed by 600.000 auxiliary workmen, bridge and railroad builders. Modern Woodmen of America No Filled the whole region with hid10.700. meets every Tuesday evening den guns of the largest caliber, many tt Woodman balL Vlaiting Woodmen of them fifteen-Incmortars, and aelcomed manned these guns with French artilCHARLES STEPHENSON. lery expert. Consul. Installed all over the region a new J. II. LATIMER, Clerk. phone system, with concrete poles. a network of telegraph I. O. O. F. No. 16 meet every Rat augmented by wire and station and field hospitals. nrday evening In I. O. O. F. hall. VisBurled ammunition everywhere, toiting brothers cordially Invited to at gether with medicine and food suptend. plies, so that, no matter where the HERBERT ROBERTS. N. O. troops moved In an emergency, tbey JOHN 8. COOPER. Secretary. would have shells and food without the trouble and delay of ordinary LATTER-DASAINTS' MEETINGS mode of transportation. Arranged the big gun in such a fire Sunday School. 10:30. South ward way a to provide concentric at High School building; Nephi ward from many guns on small area of the at Tabernacle; North ward at meet German trenches. Ing bouse. M. I. A. Sunday, 7 p. m. South MRS. HETTY GREEN Ward High School building; Nph; ward at ward at Tabernacle; North meeting house. Primary Souti ward every Tuee day at Tabernacle; N'ephl every Ft! day at Tabernacle; North ward at meeting house every Friday. Priesthood meeting every Monda and Nortt evening at the Tab'-maclward meeting hou. Relief 8oclety8outh ward firnt aofl third Thursday In each month at ! p. m. Nephi ward first and third Nortt Wednesday In each month. ward first and third Thursday In eact housea at month, respective) meeting Sunday school P' jl . Harness e U.nuc.wnV. t. COUNTY ATTORNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE Office Rot ms Not. 6 OfHWAL The most of the halibut are cmnght with the book and line. The fishing, however, baa nothing gamy or sporting about It, The line are dropped down Into the eea In such a way that the baited hooks rest on the bed ot the ocean. The line are of great, length. Some of them are 60 miles long; when loaded with fish It takes the steam engine on the vessel the better part of a day to wind them up. They are divided Into sections, each section having a float or buoy that rests on the surface, and la marked by a flag In the daytime and at night by a light The line He right on the bed of the ea. Attached to It are hundreds of hooks and each hook Is baited. The halibut swallows the bait and I caught on the book and held there until the line Is drawn up. Theae flsh alwaya feed on or close to the bed of the ocean. Christian Herald. The Oldest ef Trees, the ages of trees. It la not the oak which Is, as Dryden, or another, has It, the "patriarch." The oldest trees on earth are the tremendous conAs to ifers standing in one of the California n valleys. Older than Abraham, they have rolled around with the world, alive, for many more cootnrlea than any mere oak; and not long ago. one of them fell. There he lies, and you climb his side by a ladder. And the reat or many of them are la their last few centurlea, a Is evident from their dwindling tops. That Is what surprise the toertst that having lived through humaa history they are now dying. They are now cared for, if thing ee strange an 4 ao august can be said to ewe anything to man's care; but maa for kan-dre- d of decades gave theta hard usage; their hollows are black with the fire lighted within by Indian aa tlons long vanlahed. London Chronicle, Scotch Repartee. Jones waa the Inquisitive man tn the village. Tom Morton was certainly the surliest. One afternoon as Garge perambulated slew ly along the one narrow street, ke paused at Tom's garden fence and gazed Inquiringly over at Ton. who was busily nailing a very targe boa together. "Afternoon. Tom!" said the old chap genially. "Whatever be ee puttln' that great box together forr Tom paused In bis hammering long enough to retort curtly: "To bold all your questions. If so be as It's big enough!" Garge eyed him la pelaed silence for a few moments. Teea fee took an empty match box frona his pocket and threw it over to Bvady. "Then that'll do for yer civil answers. If so be as It's small enough!" be re torted quietly. If old Garge flea Pitiless In Its Warfare, In It Incessant warfare against the land, the sea literally takes Its captured hosts and makes there do battle under Its command. The boulder that are shattered from the face of a tilt are dashed up against It agala aed again, hammering others tooee. the wh!b being worn round and atatooth a the projectiles of big guns most be. A the process gnea on those bage shell are worn down and crwmblwd until there remains nothing to tell the story of forced fighting against their own stronghold, save grains of seed on some distant beach or the soft pel spread upon the floor of the many fathoms deep. Hew Oe You Say It 7 tnoBt frequently safe pronounced 7 "Arctic," widely pra noimcad without the first c woeld have a high place In the list. Other might be these; Culinary for cw Unary, latnenubl for lam stable, for aeroplane, fn , enpoJo for ctipola, cbartoUa. roosb for rusee. tThst word la alro-pVan- e accll-roste- lent It 8of A hnshsnd nsaally bangs a rowed tbe bouse too muck or not enough to eaU tf bis wife. |