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Show TUAB COUNTY TIMES. TH NEPHI. UTAH Palace Barber Shop Winn IiuilUinjf GOTHAM TO FACE Maiu Street Everything New and Flret Class Work Courteou Treatment to all . Up-to-d- ho shin atand and bathtub In connect lo AGENT FOR PROVO STEAM LAUNDRY' ROBERT LOMAX, Proprieto. Lawrence A. Miner ATTORNEY AT LAW Notary Public Yenice Bldg. NEPHI, UTAH ALLIES CONTINUE APPLE CIDER TIME UNION HEADS AGREE TO CALL OUT 700,000 WORKERS TO AID TRACTION MEN. President of Rapid Transit Company Issues Statement Refusing to Confer With Strikers and Hopes of Peace Are Lessened. rail h. Mcknight 1m A. BOOTH' ENGLAND PLAN N1NG TO BANDITS DEFEATED RAISE FUNDS PRISONERS SO T OF WORLD VILLA MAKES GOOD THREAT TO INTO TRADE ZONES BETWEEN INVADE CHIHUAHUA ON EVE ALLIES AND NEUTRALS. OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. PROPOSES DIVISION Abandon Free Trade Theory Leads Six Hundred Bandit Into City, But Meets Defeat at the Hands of Protection With Expectation That Net Yearly Revenue Would Regulars, Captured Bandits be $375,000,000. Being Executed. Would For Ostler. & Allen HORSES INTO PALACE. City Meat Co. . GEORGE GARRETT. Proprietor Home Cured end Fresh Meats AH Kinds of Kept in Refrigerator up-to-d- If.njf run on cash buns, enlh's u to I at very reason Ida rn.v. Courteous Ire .it meat to ell Uua.ne. Bandits Wrecked Buildings When They Attacked Regulars at Chihuahua. Chihuahua City. In the recent bat tle with Villlsta bandits, the federal and municipal palaces suffered most heavily, huge trees in the Plaza Hi da! jro being literally stripped of their limbs by the steady stream of lead poured through them. The bandits rode their horses Inside the palaces and tore from their hangings eoHtly tapestries, paintings and mirrors. Fur nilure was broken Into splinters and doors pulled from their hinges. tod lea of men and animals lay about on blood soaked carpets. 1 Dr. J. G. IRONS VETERINARIAN NEPHI UTAH : Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania n 117 PHONE Diseases of domestic animals treated Barber Shop City OOCmintri TUSATVKVT 4KB riMTCUSS A. NIELS tN. rrj.t.-toSouth of LtinU' l'harmaej r Two D.x.i Livery and Feed Stable Bue Meet Ooe4 All Train. R's. livery end Ixpreee wagon. Faroe C. gaot for Coal. H D. GOLDSBrVO VGM, No. Greece to Maintain Neutrality. Athens. Nikolas Kalageroioulos the new premier, made the in lowing "Th ministry declaration Tuesday: will follow a very benevolent neutrality toward the entente. It will derld It attitude In other respects after rxamining the situation and studying the d.plomatlc document.'" Premier Kalageropoulos ind.gnantly repudiated ny suggestion that be la in hi f nij ail. Us. Arena Victims File buit. Colorado Springs, Colo. Claims for 3amagc for personal injuries approxl mating the sum of II.VUh'") In twenty-fivsuits were filed Monday in d, trite court against the Colorado Spring Athletic club as a result of (he collapse of two section of the grand stand at the Welsh W hite arena on Labor day. British Loss in August. Iondon, Officers' casualty lists for the last fortnight of August contain the names of fi3 officers killed, l.r,:6 wounded ami i3 missing, a total of 2.032. 1 .1 Nephi ItlJ. With Nrphi Lo-st- tt. Tes'.cd and G1,ites Fitted Watches and Spectacles Repaired THE PLACE WITH A GUARANTtt " -- He Build Wisely Who Build. Well" TO .BUILD WELL USE Ncphi Plaster Has No Equal 1 The Largest and Purett natural deposit of Gypsum la the World. Heptii Net & Mfg. Co.' jtf, Met Death Chloroforming Cat Long Beach, Cal. A coroner's In quest. It was announced, will be held to determine the exact cause of dea'h of W. L. J'nn!ng, formerly superln endent of machinery In the School of Mine at Denver. Colo., whose body a. as found near that of a cat which lth a volatile anaes he had killed thetlc. It Is believed that in putting an end to the feline he inhaled the fume of the anaesthetic. one-tim- I, CROW., PRINCE RUPRECHT H' - - Is-."- lv'. frv f.. y ' r 4-- . " ' 4 " . - 1 I r ( ? '. 7 , L BOYD PARK MAKERS OF JEWELRY Russian tion Take Posi and Rumanians Wall South of Trojan to Face Onrush of the injurl'. fla.sbla,. SHIPLERS Kt'iat'" Cameraa Suppll London. North and south of the th WOMEN. Now MEN AND UfAKTrn Somme in France, Brit!nh and French turn-tIruni ihf hurl. rr tm.liv tta. 't-- r in puei'ini rw. troops are keei ig up their vigorous now only iiiiin rinu offensive and have achieved lurther Gerand down strong put jeeesses l St.. Suit Laku c ity, Utah. .ian counterattacks. South of Conibles the French have aken additional trenches, making MAKING ONE'S WAY IN LIFE stronger their investment of the little own, which now is almost completely Every Man I the Architect of Hi Own) fcurrounded. Success, However Ho May Do Assisted. Having evacuated Denlcourt, Bouth of the river, the Germans nave Been of a mile Mow mnny of ns pnss our time la driven back about South of Bar oward Ablalncourt. wuitiug for life to give ua uomelhlnjt eux a German trench west of Hotgny instead of trylts to flud it for ourselves I We even go so fur us to thluk has been captured. more than we Fierce artillery fighting is still in that life owes us always 1.111 .......1.' tlw.fr n... t,n tnluLilni. off progress in the sectors or. tne earth by siiuply living a htirmleKS ex " roads. To stem the advance of the army of Utenctf nud ,thut fume and fortun the central powers In the Uobruja Miouiu ue uurs uy riyiil. n is lur una region, Russians and Rumanians have hitter rensou that we so often reaent consolidated their defeated forces and the g(Hd fortune of others and allow7 withdrawn their battle line. This ex ourselves to believe that we have been tends alcng the front of Rachova- discriminated ujfulnst by Providence.1 to reullze that It Txopadln-Tuzlrunning trom the We do not siem Black sea to the Danube just south of well worth ou- while to do something may or may the ancient double ramparts known as more tlinu wult for what we come are th not that to a puss, at which begins Trojan's wall, urchltects In litre measure of our on the sea and runs westward to the river. Both Sofia and Berlin own success ntnl t licit we mustIn niak ordel best of what ia before us report fresh advances in this region, the tne to tne to ruiuu learn uesire. riflits Rumanians in the while Transylvania little are reported to be continuing prog of our hearts. If we make but headway we are quick with our exress. and are always ready to place Petrograd Is silent with regard to cuses, blame the upon others who can lu no the new started offensive by the large be held responsible. If, on the way in marsh Russians from the Pripet hand, we do succeed, It seem Russia down into the Carpathians, but other uutural to tuke the credit ur Berlin says the Germana turned to the quite selves whether we deserve It or uoU in river the attack along Narayuvka The chance are, however, that if w Gallcla, regained a greater portion ol amount to very much In this world tha the territory lost to the Russians Sat credit belong to us more than to any- urday, inflicted heavy casualties on the one else, even though we do receive Russians and took 3,500 prisoners. aistauce at times from those wtio tn Ia the Carpathian along the Selo- - nn interest In us. The point of ta Llpa river, between the Sereth ana inuttup i iimr tut.ur rurfirv on the Strlpa rivers, and to the west ot selves to meet conditions as they Com Lutsk, Russian attacks were repulsed and to do our best to shape them inta with heavy tosses. hupplueb ami prosperity for our.wlvea. Several successes of the Turks are related in a Constantinople official The Diver Detective. communication. Peter t" Klricnlil veteran Nuw York! Afri East All of German' ports la diver, said, apropos of the Lusltaalar ca now are In tne nana or tne uru-Uh- , anniversary : LIndl and Miktndanl, having been "If diving wo a simple and easy evacuated. In addition, the Germans a thing us the public seems to think. have been driven from the t'luguru tho I.usltania and Tltnnlc and every! hills and a Junction has been effected other sunken ship would be raised la no time. by the British troops near Ktsakl. Italians are holding their newly ac "The popnlnr Idea of diving I re quired positions on the Carso front fleeted In the story about th innn ha notwithstanding vigorous attack by employed two diver to huut for a,, treasure chest. Austrian. "The diver went down together ev IS NO CERMANOPHILE. ery morning, they only enme tip fop their nooning, they were paid a high, New Greek Premier Says, However, hourly rate, but they didn't Ciid th Films otMns4-utiiyM- . s ? Con-btanz- He Admire Teuton. client. the "The treasure hunter got the ldei Londin. M. Kalogeropoulos. new Greek premier, declares that the they were soldiering on him, so b new govemtmnt will observe the most blrd a diver detective. "The diver detective sneaked down, benevolent neutrality toward the entente, say a lteutcr's dispatch from and found the two diver sen ted la comfortable armchairs In tha wreck, Athens. "He repudiates allegations that he playing oker. nnd using the treuxurex I Gcrmanophlle." adds the dispatch, chest for a enrd tntile." "although he confesses that he Is an Water Was Costly. admirer of Germany." m nt una nmmr anil nn r it a flivver I pretty expensive drinking AERO CORPS DISBANDS. but then, the owner said It was a good Volunteer Aviator Tire of Waiting for little flivver nnd deserved the best of waters. That I what a guest at a Machine and Equipment. New York The loo members of the New York hotel pnld for water for hi tne a pall of water lo a First and Second aero companies of auto. "Give a the rcniucst cf the man at hurry," which York National Guard, New the a big were organized soon after the fight the bar. The bnrkeep rvt "Ioutwant a wnte. with the Mexican at Osrriral. were gins orof charged pitcher or something," said th disbanded Monday because thee vo- pnil "It la for my auto. The radilunteer aviators are tired of waiting fuest.U wnrm and I believe It need a ator with for government aeroplane ll call a t.y to get It," said "I drink." which to practice. the bartender. "It will take too long." aaid the guest. "I've got to catch a Allies Lose Aeroplane. trnln. Give tne a few quart bottle of Berlin. Seventy-wigh- t aeroplane ny kind of water." Four quarts were and French the wer lost by Bri;ish The fruet out arid emptied. as the result of aerial engneements , for gave the waller a tip, on the western front during August, pnld the bartender, end then ofT b according to figure given out by a tipped icd. Overthe competent authority, says sea News Peculiar Main Llahthoute. Fnr off the coast of Maine Is n Jagged Claim 126 Ship Sunk. of rock, known as Knddlebark l Berlin "During AomC says an ledce on which the only inenn, of land' official admiralty statement issued land,I a cb rrl'k to which a ort of Ing by Merchant ship Sunday, "lift hostile a i!Fiiinoiie is Tt'"y rnntr is attncnevi. were destroyed by the central powers. tnlne1 on tbl lett'. luanagtxl IijT r,d thirty five neutral merchant ships two with tea keeper carrying contraband of war to ene ten on duty nt all ltmc. . tni 1 ir- - . . Steamer Suns. Ixmdon A Uoyd's di:atrh frc m Copenhagen announce that the lanish Danish tamer J. N. Madvlg of 1.761 ton arose, baa been sunk. Tbe crew saved. tn Notoriou Forger Dead. New York. The death here a'mc o of Chart a week Becker, who won International notoriety a a for ger and a penman of skill, became known Saturday. He d ed In poverty. according to his friends. Beverltfg It Come West, Bandit Slay Twe. Named foe Ceftgr. WasiM LegsHremet May Strike. United fctat Cbicago Former H.m Fmar bandit wko Miami, C. Attell, peatt'.e A general rtrlk of fUattl. Mr. France AlhTt i. Beverldge of lnd Penatof Dank of the Sta'e fibbed In Itotneted, rbo was omltia'eil for eongre la ana will make four weeks' speaking on the Atlantic Fla , FVIday. arobwabel a pom tbe ftrnd Washington district on the ympath7 with the frtklrsg lrmghnre-tnr- t th cer'fral and western to tne everglade eonth Dmncratlc them Tnt ffie roast wi;j he aad Progressive ticket, trip throtirh en and In Irhalf of Knh' ot here and kilX m and of of tb was a member offtcisl ef the thd legislature orr'd r S. beg Bding Oc t s wounded other. was tl or.'.cn, it a&younred. im pvr-su'c- to CITY 0s-lta- r fntpe-Stati- (ALT LAKE EXPERT KODAK Finishinjrf Invading Foe, ag'-ncy- V .J fat 1IUr KO MAIN tln-tn- Kill Himself. The suicide of Joseph Turn, head of th Turn Havings hank, a private Institution, and the lo dictmr-bof four private bankers were the latest development Monday In Chicago's 'epidemic' of private bank failures, and a g'Beral inquiry Into these Institutions. 'J A nice pleaiant (ace on youi alarm clock, aad) a twet (ounding bell to awakes you, will atact you off to tchool or work (eeling like doing thing worth while. alarm clock, g We tell dependable, and our modeit prices make buying easy. i - Foreigner Start Run en Bank. ChKago. Russians and Poles In Chicago's wst ;d foreien quartri. panic a trie keti by failure of several prl vale banks. lmroM and fought their Creww Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria Seth Lew, torrrtr president of Co- way Saturday Into a stale bank in tha' ha been assigned to euprem com. lumbia university and prominent In district and created a run on the Id mtntf ef tn Ttirtonie force en th public life, who died after long Illness. alitwtkin. Semme front. Thief Get ISC ,000 Lot. , Majer General Mill Dead. Bulger Get Another "eprlev. MaJ Gen. Albert t tong Branch. N. J. The police r Wsakington The slate board of psrdon !ener. thief who broke Into has granted a further reprieve of sixMills, chief nf he division of militia searching for C. F. affairs, died at his bom Monday af'er the home of Mrs. Fdward ty day to the week beginning No fifteen hours' Hinges of pneumonia. Young at Oakhurst and carried off 12 to James C. Uulger. tmdf Mrs. as a native ef jewelry valued by Tourwj at death eateBc for killing Lloyl F. Major General Mills $iO.tX. New Tork. Nioo4mas. oiH-.- X and the wounding of General Trevlno. Banter I Eyes 6 9 pen.-trate- T!iiraeo. e J;J Optonietrit Mayor of New York Sue- cumbs to Long Illness. New York. Seth Ixw, former mayor of New York, and president of Columbia univeml'y. died Sunday at his country home, ilrownbrook Farm, Iledford Hills. N. Y at the age of 61 year. He had been 111 several months of a complication of diseases. , Horn In Brooklyn, January he came of a long line of merchant prinres and men of culture. In Mr. Iai became known In poli'Sca and was elected mayor of New York, boing Former nun LEVIUS V. W. 6ETH LOW IS CALLED. details. It told of the repulse of Villa's men, the capture of thoye w no th city and their death, Actress Fall Through Shaft. Salt Lake City. Hecomirg excited as she stepped imti a moving elevator on the main floor of the Walker Hank building Mis Marian Klein. IT years old, an atres from Baltimore Md.. fell out of the car to the floor and then pitched boa llutig into the open haft lo ttie l.aement. a rtory and a half t. low, and sustained eri DENTISTi o.-!i- It-- commerce. To clear the ground for this world reconstruction, the chamber concludes in a special report, a copy of which has Just been received here, that abrogation of all "most favored nations" treaties. Including that with the United States, Is Inevitable, Free trade would be abandoned and a series of graded tariffs proposed In line with the present war grouping of the nations. All imports would be divided as follows: Wholly manufactured goods, semimanufactured goods and articles solely Used as raw material In Industries: manufactured food stuffs and raw food stuff. All parts of the Britihh em pire and Its allies would pay tn.nttnum duties; friendly neutrals which allow the Foiled Kingdom most favored treatment would pay twice as much; other neutrals, giving preference to other powers and Including neutrals which might he snung Into the Teu tonic commercial system would pay a still greater tax; and all "enemy" countries would pay the maximum duties, running up as high as 30 per cent. Roushly It In estimated In th re port thai this change from tree tra le to protection would net a yearly revenue of aUoit f ::7.V'iiii.ii. Juarez. A dispatch received here from Chlhauhua reports on attack on Chihuahua City by Francisco Villa at the head of six hundred men. It is said that the attacking bandits penetrated the city, but was driven out with heavy losses by the constitutionalist army. The captured Villa followers were immediately put to death. General Trevlno was wound ed In an arm. The attack of the Villa forces was made on September 1C. It Is said Vll la had told a rancher that he Intend cd to celebrate the eve of Independ ence day In Chihuahua, and bad car rled out his threat by attacking the city at the bead of 600 of his chosen band. General Trevlno said last week that scouts who had interviewed ranchers on Villa's line ot march learned of boast by Villa that he would celebrate the eve of Independence day in Chi huahua. The hour that the attack was made is not known here, as the d.spatch to the Mexican officials in Juarez lacked In 1SHJ. Dr. Charles Dunn Phnr.e No. e l' ; Dlvlson of the world strata separated by tariff walls and classified as allies ot the Brititdi empire, friendly neutrals, unfriendly neutrals and enemy countries urged by the London chamber of Washington. Into economic SETH LOW Propria BRITISH AND FRENCH GAIN GROUND DITIONAL SIDES OF SOMME. two-third- iiwl5?rVMBER RODE F RANGE DRIVE GENEfiAL STRIKE New York. Failure of negotiation being conducted by .Mayor Mltchcl to provide a basis of settlement of the j. traction strike In thin city will rcult in a call for a ny mj athetic strike ot COUNTY ATTORNEY approximately 7)0,(Rio workers, union ATTORNEY AT LAW leader declared after a conference . Monday between reproHentallves of OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE several crafts. . NEPHI, VTAH The call will be Issued, it was stat ed, to all unions affiliated with the Central Federated Union of New York, J. the Central Labor I'nion of Brooklyn and tho Federated Union cf the Bronx DENTIST Westchester and Yonkers. Some of Office R ns No. 6 and 7, Venice the unions already have authorized a Theatre BuilUinjr. strike, union leaders said, and refer , l'hone tfo. TJ3-- J enduing are In progress in others. Theodore P, Shunts, president o? the' InterborouKh Rapid Transit company and the New York Hallway com SHOP piiny, has Issued a statement in wnlch be aid the companies would refuse For Flral Claa Mark with the strikers. We make aiKM'liiltv of Klpriric 8cal& ami Fact to confer further . This announcement was made after MASiAl.C ftath and Sana Miming St auri In Connection Mr. Shonts had been informed that Batahalar ., Prop. Venice Thestre Bid Mayor Mltchel had agreed to act with Oscar S. Straus, chairman of the pub lic service comiuihfcion. in an attempt to bring the strikers and companies together. The United Hebrew Trades, repre Manufacture that rver-lastin- g senting a membership of 20i,000 or Hand-mad- e Harness ganized workmen, lias voted to go on a sympathetic strike to aid the strik Id fl..ntp in I MaiMif rfpnlr'1 tjro1 n Ing carmen. If they are called upon to Navajo tiltukt?U. do so by the Central Fed' rated union Dr. Alarm Clocks 12 ft Fa.r-ban- Coart Noted for Officlnl figure show Fca. that for, rz rot more frequent on the of MTe nd New Hampshire thnn on any other prt of the coast of the United State. Always Giv th Beat. Always glveof the best that I la you. Feel J towrd your self and yotir work. Never be content f 'I A wtfh a Attn1iM.nla . I , H ... W an employer the treat that you In you to give. Belvedere Brook. ba KvM , Wrought by Peevtaknes. Feevlsbne may be considered tha enkr of rife, destroy It vlgoft and rtierk It Irnprrvemeot, that Ift with hourly depredation, cTwep and taint and vitiate what It c ' avot eorisuroe. Johnaoa. tht |