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Show The Juab County Times .... J. M.Chrlstensen, Editor and Publishes NEPHI UTAH Loafing as a steady job seems to b Inculcated by this brand of weather. It Is time to teach Towser that ail really fashionable dogs wear muzzles. Tou will have to do vour own swat. ting. The regular fly cops have othur amies. Here's hoping the home team can let all the gooe eggs remain In cold storage. While swatting the fly 'tis well to remember to cover the sugar and butter bowls. DIRECTORY, District. District Judge, Hfth judicial foshua Oreenwood. Attorney E. 11. Ryan. Monographer W. U Cook. State Senator J. R. Edghiell. etate. Representative George 'ones. Forest Supervisor. Nephl Forest Reserve D. 8. Pack. U. S. Expert in Charge Experiment 3tatlon 1 V. Cardon. State Foreman Experiment Station A. R. Pax man. Earl Jackman. Attorney J. J I. McKnlght Surveyor J. II, Carter. Sheriff Ous J. Henrioa, Superintendent of Schools Geo. AsscBSor ' New t. Jersey has barred the hatpin. Thus It will be no jo lie, even if the cops see the point EA8T the mind of the rough neck, there's no doubt that there Is more NEPHI CITY. Mkyor E. K. Booth. Councllmen W. H. Pettegrew, J. H. Lunt, J. W. EIllBon, Orson Cozier, Enoch Burton. Recorder T. C. Winn. Treasurer J. H. Latimer. Attorney T. H. Burton. Marshal E. II. Sparks. Justice of the Peace Wm. Etout Street Supervisor Jaa. B. Riches. QuurauUn Physician Dr. D. O. Miner. Building Inspector I. II. Grace. Chief oi rlre Department N. A. Nlelann. Superintendent of Waterworks Alfred Oowers. Member Board of Health W. A. Btarr. LEVAN TOWN. President Board of Trustees A. L Jackman. Trustees D. Bosh, L. II. Morten- sen, George Francom, Swen K. Malm-fre- sharp-tippe- d To than one simp In simplified spelling. Yes, peared he's In again. The pest apIn our ofllee yesterday with that eternal question, "Is It hot" That Chicago man whose goat chewed np his $1,00 wad. should feel at least, that there Is money In goata. That young woman who plays the piano with her feet must be able to put ber whole sole Into her selections. The man who tries to hide behind a woman's skirts In this year of grace must bo thinner than bis own yellow streak. A large number of our American girls have married rich men, only to find that they have poor husbands on their hands. Automobiles hsve bwn with use for fifteen years. What means of joy riding will be provided for uee fifteen Tear hence T COUNTY MUNICIPAL FICERS. OF. n. Clerk Steven Stephenson. Marshal Albert Turnbrldga. Health Officer Henry Hendrickson. Burton & Carter NEPHI NATIONAL All chickens delight in the sun. Never mix chicks of different ages. The perches for fowls should be Abstracts, Loans, Insurance, Heal Estate, Surveying Land, Mining, Lettering, Notary Pulilio and County Surveyor. IBANKr PHONE 67 RED low. In the Interest paid on You cannot afford to overlook the Time Deposits at the rate of 4 per Early batches are nine times out of ten more profitably than late ones. cent per annum The etre Is the 'mainspring dairy works. health of your fowls. County. Geo. C. County Commissioners V lilt more, Lorenzo Mangelson, W. S3, (vans. Clerk T. W. Vlckers. Recorder Edgar Lunt. Treasurer pest. Many gardens need lima. A. D. EIllBon. In tho National league they are passing the pennant hopes around for general inspection. Bperry, Jr l'robation officer James E. Mem-mol- t. Monte Carlo Is reported to have, cleared nearly 140.000.000 last year. Road commissioner A. J. Sta So, what's the use? ouker. Superintendent County Infirmary One complicated way of being un- J. U. Vlckers. O. County Physicians Dr. D. happy Is envying the man who has to Miner, Dr. Steele Bailey, Jr. worry about the Income tax. ' Spray for Insect HOTES FROM It's no longer possible to farm successfully it you depend upon guess- Ventilate all stables. Cull all Provide the chicks with shade. Pasteurization la universal Hens suffer from a damp hen house, so it Is well to keep the floor covered with litter. In Ger- Grow your peach trees so that a Wash the calves' palls as well as ladder will be long enough the milk palls. for harvesting. 2, Nephi, Utah VETERINARIiit UTAH NEPHI HHJL, Z. ft. BOOTH, CUsnaa Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania , The sheep Is just as efficient a manure spreader as he is a manure maker. Keep the little plga growing. man cities. L. 1 & Dr. J. G. IRONS, tJB. OBTUtS. PassiDSirt work. pure bred animals. Ostler BIdg, Rooms D. O, Miner, 1VL PHONE 187 D, Diseases of domestic animals treated Physician and Surgeon 'PHONE NO. cmca at li Barber Shop City and oouxTsoca ftuiDZKca niKATaraNT nut outsa wo six-fo- L FOOTE T, A. NIELSON, Three Doors North If applying nitrate of soda sprinkle of Tost Office rttonoxTOB around the plant and then atlr or Attorney at Law rake Into the soil. Office In Nephl Natienal Bank Balldlng Equal parts of lard and keroaene Is and effective against lice. If you intend to use hens for batchNEPHI. VTAU ing set thorn in a dry place where the Bus Masts All Trains. Have everything ready beforehand ventilation is good. and start your hatching operations. Ooad Ltvary BJn, Dray and Express Wacons. If you do not intend to use hens for Do not uncover roses or other plants . break them up at once and Lawyer AfsaU for CoaL Poon TJa. No. hatching until their new growth makes It neces- get them to laying again. Praatlo la all the Ooorta. H. D. COLDSBROVGH, Proprietor sary. aVn legal natter glvsa earwful and RemembeY all kinds of stimulating Otflca swoood floor Wocnpt attention. Put your thinking cap on and fertilizers should by no means be al- M Qoldshroegb Block. don't let other work crowd out the lowed to touch the leaves of a plant chicks. Red rrtsp&erry rows should be about Attorney at Law Notary Don't allow broody hens to remain six feet apart plants spaced two feet Public on the same nests that are used by apart in the row (3.C30 to the acre). Dentist the layers. Office In Rooms 1 and 2 Ostler BIdg. OOaa lUosaa Kos. I and S, Wlaa Start the brooder a day or two beBuilding. Farms that are lacking In natural fore putting In the chicks to see that Fhooe N& ll k timber should be producing an arti- the heating apparatus la working propficial grove. erly. Headquarters for Traveling Man. Krw addiThere never will be too many good alsaanUy appelated needHeroic j,runlng measures are tion, atsam heat, baths, eto. On poultrymen, but we can strive to be ed to bring nany old trees Into bearArchitect block south aad ona cast of oourt among the best ing; but it need not all be done the house. Phon 22. first year. Plans and Specifications for all kinds A sow can be kept too long, and of Buildings . Residences a Specialty Office Phone 123. Res.' Phone 51. often many of us keep some old thing In cool woatber 10 to 13 chicks are AT OFFICE RESIDENCE a year too long. sufficient for one ben. while in warmer weather 15 to 20 can be cared for GO TO THE Do not give nitrate of soda to successfully. Physicians and Surgeons plants until well above sol, and then MODERN BARBER SHOP A pound of clover aeed to the bushel apply very sparingly. Office In Winn Bid?. NEPIII, UTAH of small grain helps to give one's land Per Plrst Class Week Grass seed Is quite the opposite of the clover habit, and preparea tha way Ws malts a specialty of Kleetrie Scalp soi Pac clover, so the mixtures are very apt for a good stand. Bath and 8 bos Shining Stud In CodbscUod. to contain more grass than clover. Wlna BolMinc A 200 bushel yield of potatoes per Batenelar BrvalPrsa. Imagine what could be accomplished acre removes from the soil 46 pounds In the way of community breeding of nitrogen, tl pounds of phosphoric with fifty herds In the same commu- acid and 74 pounds of potash. nity. An apple tree that has been propManufacture that ever-lastiIf you have windows In the hen erly pruned from the time it Is set Hand-mad- e Harness house keep them clean, as the hens needs comparatively little attention need all the sunlight tbey can get when It reaches bearing age. Old Rsmeu n1 Brtl' no& sew, these days. OssJUt Uinidw. BaM;i Bridles and tilaaliH. lo The scratching hen will have bet Lay your plana to grow the bulk of ter vitality, and a better laying ree the feedatuffs on the farm thla year. ord than the lazy hen that waits by Buying much high priced feed cuts tho gato for the next feed to be doled Into the profits. out Corn silage produces flnlsh on the cattle. a very rapid Feed Stable Livery HENRY ADAMS Thos. H. Burton Dr, J, A, BOOTH FORREST HOTEL Enoch Burton Drs. Rccs Rees I EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kav. Fnhrlnm II. There la no sense In littering the Kay. N. W. Kllertson. streets la the fond expectation that Nephl Alma Hacue. A. It Pax man. the school children will clean them I. II. Grace. Levan John A Morgan Jacnea tip sons time- E. Taylor, Lorenzo Mangelson. It baa frequently been said that the wife la the better half, but assuredly, hubby clasps the honor when the base, EAST JUAB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL hall season opens. DISTRICT. Say, You ! Ostler & Allen 7 ng Newest skirts for women have pockets In them just like a man's. Well, anyway, they will never contain plugs of chewing tobacco. "Shot at sunrise" continues a Alma Hague. President. Nephl. John A. Morgan Vice I'realdeua. Levan. Ceo. A S perry. Secretary, Nephl. J. T. Kay, Treasurer, Mona. popu- lar pastime in Mexico, but there's lot EAST COUNTY of regulsr fellows who are half shot PRECINCT OFFI-CER- long before midnight Are the high steps on street fare an argument against hobble skirts or re hobbVe skirts an argument Against the high steps on street cars? Virginia young man drove two miles before discovering that his best girl hud fallen out of the baggy. Maybe he m driving with rein la each hand Anyway those women whose baMes da not win a prlre at a baby how, have the satisfaction of enter tatnlng a distinct opinion about the Judges. And now Chicago Is censoring th wiodirn song and properly so. Anyhow, tbey can't censor whistle. per-lisp- , finmn one has told oa that a gtrl with painted cheeks Is like a stall gists ;f heer nice to look upon hut ery disagreeable to the taste. Mona. Justice John fates. Health Omcer N. W. Ellertaoa. Nephl. Justice J. 8 Cooper. Constable J. H. Urough, Health Officw Dr. li. o. Minor. Levan. Justice George Constable W. Kofod. Richard Ivcraon. Juab. Juctlce H. C. Constable Orson Worth Inston. NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Meets first and third Tuesdaya ol vary month at the club parlors In the Lunt building. Visiting members of neighboring commercial clubs cordially welcomed. iK'&nis Wood, President. tieo. A. Sperry, Secretary. C. K. Davis, Financial Secretary aud Treasurer. i lately the top fell oft of destroying gardens and This seems very careless. They should hsve belter land laws. er-hr- Tla tio wonder rhst Paris Is retarded at a rtfy of high flyers. It Is reported there are nearly a thousand re1ered aviators living within Us eonflnea Dr Joslah Old field of London I the opts Ion thst those Incapable fsllfug la lova should be drowned thn thre are those who fall In swim out of of But and This trnrtttrr consumes IJT.ooo.WJ worth of tree k fast food annually, and yet tome people kick at the Idea of fdrtllng wood pulp on the free list largest courthouse) In th world Is twins; tralll down in New York, and It would be difficult to think ef a f lae where It I needed more Th -- wo lfe In mt heart, and f:m, rent," warbled the Inspired Mot than psy poet easily arranged, we dare say, the monthly tnctaA-saeeiof th bungalow. fi3e-tr.- a City Meat Co. If a hog misses a feed watch him; If Thero is this to ray for incuhatot he misses the second feed, remove him hitching: Mites and other pests are from the herd and thoroughly disinfect not waiting outsida the shell ready o where he haa been. pounce on the helpless chick ss soon ss It emerges Hotter run a dairy without a dog than have one that Is irritable to the High fertility is exceedingly ImporThis crop must cows. Many kicking cowa are caused tant for cabbage. have an abundance of quickly availby the dogs nipping at their heels. able plant food. Application of nl If you have a real love for the poul- trate of soda usually pays. try tribe, and do your best by them In A pig must not be allowed to stop any and all ways, you are certain to come out Ibe winner In the long run. growing. If it does, the loss Is not confined orly to the days of tinthrlft d In mating be sure and mate but all th. food consumed afterward For Instance, not a is likely to glva less profit birds. dark male to a lighter ben. This For a straight hog fence It has been mottled kind of mating produces Inches Is not found that twenty-sichickens. high ncugh. If there are to be no It has been proved many times that barb wires on top of the hog fenc seed should not be less than thirty Inches the large, plump, will give the best and quickest crop high. returns. Moral: Plant only large, Ilat ts send their rootlets a surprisseeds. ing distance In search of food and waThe three year rotation Is probably ter, and these rootlets show almost the best for average purposes, but Ibe human Intelligence in traveling around dairymen may find the four year rota- stone and other obstructions to gain tion more convenient, on account of their end. the pasturage It provide. When plowing the land for parsnip The man who catches a sheep by and other deepgrowing root plants, (he wool wouldn't like to have his plow deep and keep the manure down bnr pulled every time a neighbor deep; otherwise you will have a lot of long, meots him. Hurts a sheep just as surface roots Instead of th bad as It would a man to be handled straight roots desired. that way. though. The silo will help you meet the feed It lakes from fifteen to twenty ears Ing problem, enable you to save about If one ear 4f per cent of the feeding vslue ol of corn to plant an acre. fails to grow, about 6 per cent of the the corn plant and make It possible tand la lost About fifteen minutes for the farm crop to maintain mors )f time are required lo test enough animals. The silo Is a good Investeoro, by the ear method, to plant an ment even-colore- x 8, I. O. O. T. Jin. 1G meets every (irday evening In 1. O. 0. F. hall. Visiting brothers cordially Invited (o attend. WM. FOSTEtt. N O. 3. Latter-da- y J. SULLIVAN. Sw'r. Saints' Meeting. Sunday pVhool. 10 a. m. First ward ward at meet-lat Tabernacle; hou.e, M. I. A. Sunday, 6:3(1 p. m. First wwrd at tabernacle; Hecond ward at tnefUng house. Primary First wsrd at Relief nail, 4 p. m. Tuesday, Second ward at meeting honae, 4 p. m. Tuesday. PTleethnod meetings Monday, T:30 p. m., at the reapective ward meeting housea. Relief Society nrst wsrd. eonnd of earn month and fourth 1 at t p m. Hccond ward, Orst and third Tharsdsys of each month at 1 mew-tin-g p. m. at the respective bouses. First ward. p m. Religion clause every mjay at ftf!W hall; Seoond m t p. , every Friday at ward, ng houe. Presbyterian Church, Sunday Rchocl at 10 20 a m.. an preaching at S p. tn. Rev. C K. Dvla. Paa .or Ac Megr-l- o CarnK, PlopncScas All Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meats Kept in up-to-d- Refrigerator ate Business beinjr run on cash basis, enables us to sell at very jia K reasonable prioe. Courteous Treatment to All HOW about that printing you're io aeed of? X Coat la mmi a abos4 il at year first epperhfaity. Do t wait (il Iba very last seeawat bat giv a a DONT BORROW tin aad well bw yea what hit grad work r ea tar Set. lift! The Times from your neighbor when you can get it for less than well-forrne- d Modern Woodmen of Amerlra No. 10,700, meets every Tuesday evening a Woodman ball. Visiting Woodmen If th neighbors keep feather fnltv welcomed. will In their poultry yards yoa rls V. M. FOOTE. Consul. fnd no difficulty In waking tip early II- - LATIMER, Clerk. very morning about daybreak. Is fYsnc a mountain ntlrl i ere. Wher It is difficult to obtain a fand of alfalfa. It Is quits possible hat sowing sweet clover a year or .wo before seeding to alfalfa would irove advantageous. Sweet clover will nnculs'e the soil and put It In good onrtltion foe seeding alfalfa. Fall plowing Is to be preferred to spring plowing. This applies also to land for corn that la to be manured Juring the winter and spring. A reasonable dressing of coarse manure may be disked in without difficulty, and Is In better position to aid the crop than when plowed under. To bold a sack open for filling It with potatoes, beets, turnips, or anya thing to be sacked, s a 11 pound This lard can with the bottom removed. flowing and before harrowing, jlan is preferable to the use cf all Place the caa In the sack and let the he manure before plowing and this sack come p to the top of the can. s especially true when shallow rooted Fill th can. raise tt and the sack, let rops are to be grown, such as onions the can remain and fill again until ! rv tha tack la fall nd If thoroughly rotten manure Is avail-ih- l lat a part of It may be used sdvan'aee as a topdresslng after at Three Cents Per Week "He Builds Wisely Who a Builds Well" WhatYouWant TO BUILD WELL :A USE How Yoa Want It Nephi Plaster. When Yoa Want It Has No Equal The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World, i J v 1 ifTT For anything tn die kn of printing coma JU to us nt we H guarantee yoa ssiusctory work at price that ara right luab County - Plaster & Mfg. Co,'1; Mill and Elevator Company AHUfACrUltM Of Flour and Mill Produce New and up to date Everything , Oar Leaders ' i 4 Cold Coin Floor aad Fretb Ground Graliim |