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Show j v X V V.ni v .... I.. JUAB COJNTY TIMES. NEPHI. UTAH MWnBnwOTOTMB'rKm III .- BUILDING MATERIALS FOR A CULVERT Building Stone Abounds In Locality It Would Bs Advisable to Use This Substance. If Good I. BAHGKNT. t'nlted Statu rcparuniit ot l'ubllo IloatU.) By PAtTT. Have You a Little Singer in Your Home a little boy or girl who hums A child with a natural or at sings play? gift f or M U S I C perhaps a G R EAT gift? Then take care not to SPOIL his or her chancesxof becoming a great musician. Have in your home a piano whose TONE IS TRUE one that will train the child correctly. Hallet & Davis Pianos have a reputation of 1; three-quarte- rs of a century for Purity of Tone and Perfect Construction. The great musicians Liszt, Strauss and a host of others have praised it. Buy no piano until you have investigated the ilallet tx Dad's. Resonable in price and delivered in your home wherever you are on convenient terms. . Write for beautiful FREE Catalog to w What Is 'iij iTi mm "OLDER TH AM " m THE STATE OF UTAH" the uaa of trying to SAWED-OF- e F SERMONS yourself? It is a pity that a man can't get a You may be able to deceive others, pair of suspenders that will bold up but you cannot fool yourself so easily. his reputation as well as his trousers. A woman's hair may be her crownThe only thing to do is to turn around squarely and live a life such ing glory just now, but later it will be as you wish others to think you fol- supplanted by her Easter bonnet low. It Is the only road to peace and Of course, other women do it. but comfort. we have often wondered If a minisA life pretense leads to no pleasure, ter's wife ever asked him to pray for and you are sure to be found out be- her. fore the world some day. Meantime Many a man who poses as a pub! you have sot to live with yourself. Make yourself the man you wish the benefactor never tblnks of giving his wife a dollar for ber own personal world to belters you are. use. can't make that conscience of boasts of calling yours keep still If It has Just cause a Many aa man who spade would pass a snow spade for" complaint, unless you are a hardened old reptile, and in that case you shovel by without belrg able to recIt. may be sure that : there will be a ognize You "come back" bard enough before you die. Thermometers are Innocent looking things, yet they bave made hopeless of countless thousands of otherThere may be a certain amount of liars wise good men. vainglory In the fart that yos are so skillful In deception that no one Two watch chains on a young man's knows you as you are, but there Is Is about as much evidence of a vest would sure to come a time when It as parting his hair In the midwatch be n Intense relief to throw off the Is mask. Just for once, and be yourself, dle of brains. and the chances are that you will. AFEWIFS" TVhat then? Chicago Eiamlner. WISE You crowd. can push any man along The fool's advice may It la always sincere. A little Wrnln for the amateur If a vessel Is a boat must be a lifeboat. OTHERWISE AND t In a poor, but Is a skinful thin If a wllver lining. outside. n lose sny sleep on account ot will tub off when dry. slander. It bachelor lulnipler may have mar tied maids and widows In his time. A Is the only animal with chronic longing for the unattainable. Man l a lover of books Is a bookworm a of silks must be a silkworm. 1;er If O. Washington was never asked fond mother what he thought of pT cute baby. It may be true that he never told a lie. yll The worm sldotn funis quick enough to dodgft the early bird. fon't blood-vesse- If a man has a bee In bis bonnet be treasonably sure of a lively-hood- . ssler. ics a If a girl has a blind beau she must hsve a spark of feeling. Mm Every cloud Even a jail has NEWS STATE UTAH . THE EUROPEAN WAR A YEAR AGO THIS WEEK II 5 TERSE VERSE BAD OR WORSE The shapely woman on parade may or may not be self made. Borne folks who are to a don't know a bunion from All men riches bora a corn. are pennimlstic quite when It Is harder for a man to set a god the Lai collector comes in sight. tsmple than It Is for a woman to set I could say bright things to Oil a a ben. tub. but to think them up aye, that's Some men wske tip and And them- the rub. selves famous. b!le a lot of other WISDOM OF A WIDOW stay op all flight and never even get a glimpse of fame. Eve bad the best husband In the woild at ttat time. CALL FOR AN ANSWER All men are-- good good for someWhy do nearly all divorced womea thing, or good for nothing. marry attain? A bachelor knows about three times Why does a ripe scholar often live as much aa a spinster thinks be to a green old age?- knows. If second thoughts are best, why BILLY SUNDAY EPIGRAMS don't people bave them first? What would a 'woman do with a secret If she couldn't tell It? It's a great thing to discover that Ood never wears out. It would give a snalt aervows pros Why Isn't the lMadache men bavs some of yea saeve. trstloa to the nest morning a sort of hat rack? se Available material in the locality where the work la being carried on will generally determine the material it which culverts will be constructed. For example, it wa are in a country where good building stoaa abounds. It would generally be advisable to use this material for culverts. If no stone is bandy, but good gravel may be secured, plain concrete, or concrete, may be found to be In the most economical material. lome localities we shall have to resort to the use of pipes. My experience bas been that while a good culvert may bo constructed by the use of vitrified tile, its use In most cases has been a failure. This Is due to lack ot proper care In laying the pipe. All culverts, of whatever material, hould be carried to a good foundation. Generally speaking, I would recommend that the waterways of stone culverts be paved, and that concrete culverts be built with a concrete floor, although this is not always necessary. In anKevent the side walls should be carried ro a good, firm foundation, and each end of the culvert should be prowall carried below vided with a cut-of- f the frost to prevent undermining by the water. ripe culverts should be laid on a If the natural good, firm foundation. soil does not provide this, a foundation should be excavuted from twelve to fifteen inches below the bottom ot Ihe pipe and crushed stone or gravel should be placed in the excavation end the culvert well bedded on this foundation. A head wall should be provided at each end ot the pipe culvert the same as for concreto or stone culverts, to prevent the water from getting under the culvert, or along the side of It, and washing it out. Cant iron water pipe and corrugated metal. It of good, pure Iron, will be found to make satisfactory culverts where a small opening Is necessary. All culverts should bo laid on a grade and, above ail things, they should be provided with a gjod out let to take the water away from them Sometimes this will necessitate the A number of cows tit Kelton, Box Elder county, have died from hydro phobia the past week, due to the bites ot rabid coyotes. It. J. Sims, aged 4t) years, whose home Is said to be in Aberdeen, Wash., died at the county hospital at Salt Lake of alcoholium. Den Goodrich, a miner, suffered the loss of both eyes when a number of giant powder cups exploded in his pocket near a mine In Alta. entrance by Gaining breaking through the skylight, robbers entered a jewelry store at Suit Lake and got away with $1,000 worth of Jewelry. Miss Millie Williams, aged 32. one of the most noted gingers ot the state, died at Salt Lake, June 18, from pneumonia, contracted at Lok ' Augeles. Five hundred dollars has been voted by the Alta club of Salt Lake to go toward the promotion ot the citizens' military training camp, to be held at Fort Douglas August 1 to September June csptured Grodek, crossed the River Tanew and took Komarno. German submarine sank British steamer Dulole. Germans made strong attack In Argonne after bombardment with asphyxiating shells. Russians In general retreat before Mackenssn, weat of Lembsrg. Italians took more positions In Monte Nero region. Turks detested Russians near Oltl, Transcaucasia. British cruiser Roxburgh torpedoed by submarine, but not sunk. George Keene and John O'Brien were arrested at Salt charged with having stolen brass and copper fixtures from the Oregon Short Litis estimated to be worth In the vicinity of $l.:.u0. John Treweek, 74 years tf age, one of the pioneer mining engineers of I'tali and the lntermountain region, died at Salt Lake. June 18. of UriKht s disease aud heart afflictions after a long Illness. Miss Laura ltobinson, 2u years of age, who was severely injured when she wag thrown from an auto neur the Jordan high school on the road between Sandy and Murray, has a chance for recovery. Joseph Wilklns. J; years of age, at tempted to commit suicide at Salt Lake by drinking poltton, is now out of danger. He hud but recently secured employment aud hU wages had been garnisheeil. . San Juan county never has ap peared to be more prosperous. It la reported. While the rattle and agricultural industry is going a liv.nl with leaps and bounds, nilnlug activities of importance are gaining steadily. More than forty locnr business and men have guaranteed professional that Ogden shall bave Chautauqua at tractions for not les than one week next year by signing a contract with tbe KUiaon-Wbltcom Chautauqua pany. A site for the Mormon battalion monument on the new capliol grounds was selected, subject to th. I approval of the next legislature, pn June 16 by the Mormon battalion committee and tjt June 21, 1915. French rveds gains on heights of the Msuse, In Lorraine and In A- 1 canitol Teutons captured Rawa Ruska and InvesUd Lemberg. Russians evacuated their positions on the Upper Dniester. Italians mads general assault on Austrian positions, but were re" pulsed. Turkish Asiatic batteries bombarded allied columns on way to new positions. ; German submarine sank British steamer Carisbrook by gunfire. Austrian naval planes bombed Barl and Brindisl.. Gen. Christian De Wet convicted of treason In South Africa. ROBERT LOMAX. Proprietol Lawrence A. Miner Notary Public com . Venice Bldg, . NEPHI, UTAH R-Mcknig- COUNTY ATTORNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE NEPHI. VTAH Dr. J. A. BOOTH DENTIST Roi ms Nob. 6 and 7, Veoice Theatre Building. Phone No. 123-- J Office THf CO TO I I MODERN BARBER SHOP ri rat For Class Work We make a npecUlir of Electric Krlp mil Pacs M AKSAUK- Buth and Shoe Shining HI and In Cnnnectloa. Batchclor Broe., eVope. Venice Theatre Bldf. Ostler & Allen Manufacture that Hand-mad- ever-lasti- Harness e Old Flarneaa ant K.Ml,. iJeal hi Uarno. Kaddlt-e- , red good a n biidlea aud Natraju dlaukela. June 22, 1915. captured the Labyrinth weeka of fighting. Teutons took Lemberg, Russians French after many retreating In good order. Italians lost hesvily In attacks along the lsonzo. French defeated Turks In great fight on Galllpoll. British aeroplane bombed Smyr na. June 23, 1915. Russians In swift but orderly re treat before Teutons. Montenegrins marched agsinst Scutari, Albsnla. Italians bombarded Malborgeth, Carnia. German Submarine torpedoed and then burned Norwegian steadier Truma. "" mission.' Tbe bouse has passed Senator bmoot's bill, previously panned by the senate, authorizing the grant of lands to the town of Mytun for cemetery, pub lic park, water supply snd school pur poses. The bouse emended Hie bill to June 24, 1915. require payment tf $1.2. an acre for Severe fighting In Beaasrsbia. the lands. Auatriana took general offensive The state convention of health off). Italians but failed to gain. against cers closed al Sail 16 June British gunboat Hussar bombard wn an address by lr. T.fjnB. Iteatty ed Turkish ports. secrtary of iNt slate board or health, in which he administered a stiff reRussian rttreat in Galicia con buke to those communities which did tinued. ' not send their health officer to the meetings. . , June 25, 1915. More than IS.omt.ooO will be asked Germans made violent Might atof the board of directors of th Den tack on Heights ef the Meuse, with ver & Rk Grande by II. V. Mudse. Concrete Road and Bridge In Connec president of the road, for asphyxiating shells and faming improve ticut Park. ments and the building of additional liquids, but wsre driven back. Ruasians threw part of Llnsln. digging of a ditch from two to six or feeders outside of tbe proponed Tin seven hundred feet long, but the ditch tab basin line when the directors bold gen's army bsck across the Dniester. must be dug If necessary; the drain their meeting In July. I'tah's state militia Is composed of Is a failure unless we provk'e the Italians mad progress along the six troops of cavalry, a battery of outlet. lsonzo, tsklng Clobna, north of All culverts should be covered with light field artillery, a sanitary corps Plava. a cushion of earth to prevent traffic and a band, argrcitating a total of British In Isnd and water attack from coming directly on them. In the slightly more than io officers and on Bukoba, on Lake . Victoria men. This reprejen's peace streneth case of stone or concrete culverts, six Nyanza, destroyed the fort and or eight Inches under the macadam and Increased to sgr strength the captured much booty. or gravel surfacing will be sufficient. complement will be simui $ men French aviators bombed Oousl. With pipe culverts there should not be The damage suit brought by Flor-encless than twelve fef eighteen Inches, lUrrift ngainxl Finest Spiers, to nd two feet of cover under surfacing recover .1.MKt as compensation for Activities of Women. material will be more satisfactory. bresch of promise to marry, came to New Vork city Is In ned of at least a termlnati-- n at Fall Lke when, un ROAD BUILDERS ISSUE A MAP der a stipulation between th attor fifty thousand servant girls. Typewriter girls are found even he)s for the ronteMant, the jury women of Jathe kimono-clawas imong In as if the cae of difcbargei Tentative Routes of 100.000 Miles ol pan. mistrial. Articulated Highways In United There are today probably seven Another kae upon life van given States Are Shown, to I'rank Ix Pretto. under sentenre ho!innl women In tbe t'nitd States practicing medicine. The National Highways asnoclalion, of death for the killing of The great Mexican estate of Mrs. in y the Highland Hoy mitt that body of enthusiastic lookers Inlc Alkn at Hingham three years ago by Phoebe Hearst of t'allfomta, romprfs-"n- g Ihe future, has prepared a map show over three million acres, probably log the tentative routes of JOO.OC the state board of pardm on June will be broken op by President 17. The will Infer consider miles of articulated highways which II who has announced that he thinks should network the tTnlted De Pretto's application for commutato drive sll foreign land Bolder tion of sentence to life ImprisonElates In an orderly manner. rom that country.. This map U the expression of one ment. Miss Louise L. Thomas of St. Louis The or uncovhuge lizard, of the main Ideas rf the association. reptile, turned ber bark on society to become ered last near week Vernal, by Dr. t volunteer kindergarten namely, that trunk line roads are the teacher In a first requisite through routes leading larl !ougtas of t' e Tsmr-gitiiuseum tettlement In the foothills of the from somewhere fo somewhere, and of Pittsburg. Is reported to be one of mountains. that the feeder roads must naturally the largest in the tnlted States. It that they.Te sent to the Iemandtng Is to one said be of a!o the follow the development and Improve, prea group of French women., front, (tattle tnent f f these main lines. The theory served. Its measurements are given er, ferf, wearing uniforms, recently attempted Is like that on which the great railroad St 13T, feel, length; to enter the chamber of deputies In and estimated when wcleht. were of built. the country systems alive, at Paris, but were turned back. several of tons. A special train will, carry to BaHighway Bend Issue. Restaurant Episode. About h!f the counties In th ltimore tbe delegntes to the national "Why didn't you Interfere when the t'Wted Rtates bave issued highway Elks' convention from the lodges of cook cbasd the waiter with a cleaver bonds. Tbe total amount of highway t'tah, Idaho and Nevada and every snd the waitress yelled murder?" bonds Issued by the counties sggre-gate- lodge in flan will he represented. rat "I thought It was sn about $.VK.000.000, and the total Plans are now being laid for running tret feature., 1 couldn'tordlnsry understand sf all blghway bonds. Including tbe tbe train, which will leave Salt Lake what the waitress was yelling, t sonde voted by the states as well as July S. thought she was singing." Louisville tbe counties, amounted on the Brut of That Elmer Grant, alias Jobs Courier-Journal- . 'Jhm present year to Dot far fross half Smyth, the man who attempted to asbillion dollar. A Poof Way. sault little girls at Salt Lake, ever ft lent lfkely that the may have been connected with the Dam p we a Caveea Rev. have preachers frv to ln murder of Alice Kmpey, ta of years Roan often accompanies the asm age, Ammon, Idaho, April 1. Is people to' kls tide by being sUssgrse- vad ears povMry hove, I tbe oaratoa of officers r4' xi; ho shin ttand and bath tub In connect ios AGENT FOR PROVO STEAM LAUNDRY lsace. .''.. of tbe ta Flrat Class Work Courteous Treatment to all ATTORNEY AT LAW 16. e Main Street Everything New and June 20, 1915. - a Palace Barber Shop Winn Buildinrr 19, 1915. French took by aasault Fond ds Buval and advanced in Alaacs. Germans evscuated Metzeral af ter burning It. Auatro-Gsrman- s THE ri? v City Meat Co. CEORCE GARRETT. Propriety All Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meats Kept in Uuiinn le.r(f run on cash basis, enables us t seM at very reasonable price. Courteous lreuUnent to all Dr. J. G. IRONS VETERINARIAN :: NEPHI :: UTAH Graduate Veterinary College a Uniyenitj of Pennsylvania 1ST PHONK Disease! of domestic animals treated City Barber Shop OOCBTBOC9 TaXATSnWT AKO FTRST CLASS A. KIELSON. PropiMor Two Doors South orLunts' Itisrroa Livery and Feed Stable Bus Meets All Trslns. Ooo4 Ursry Dray R't. Wscoos. and Express Phone Agents for Cost. H D. GOLDSDROVGH. fs. Nix 44 1. Pwmp Dr. Charles Dunn DENTIST d rol-ber- Refrigerator te hone o. .1 Nephi LEWIS W. V. 6c Optometrist Jeweler Car-eanr- Locs'mI With .Nitii Prujf to. Eyes Tested and G!aes Fitted Watches and Spectacles Repaired THE PLACE Vim I A GUARANTEE " Cum-ter1an- d let "H Build Wisely Builds Well" ne( ta er Ird TO BUILD Who WELL USE Ncphi Plaster Has No CquaJ Tbe Largest and Pureat natural deposit of Cyptum in the World. 1 Hephi Ma & Mfg. Co. |