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Show v IT PAYS BETTER TO TRADE WITH THE CITY DRUG STORE. Mt, and tei NOTICE) The date on your name label of this paper la the date to wh Ich your subscription T lgtk, it 'ton Bj.' adtk ? t curnt, Omoi d floisi well 4 a. m. till S h c:;:. warmer U: U kh Mexican Miners Attempt to Kill Every American at the Santa Rota Mine, In 8onora, Old Mexico. q hagan House Committee Rejects Recommendations of President That Tucson, Arts. An attempt to kill Four Ships be Built every American at the Santa' Rosa Office at Crssr Building SPANISH FORK, UTAH f"TT ND Q VARAN J, tAYSICIANS. . iin. I. twenty miles south of Douglas, was made recently, when Mexican employes placed sticks of dynamite under a boarding house, tue company store and the foreman's and ' The residences. superintendent's fuses attached to the dynamite were timed for the explosions to follow The each other In quick succession. hour selected was during the evening meal, when all the American miners were In the boarding bouse and the foreman and the superintendent In their respective residences. The first explosion was at the boarding house. It was demolished. Fifteen men eating, were blown through the roof, sustaining broken legs and arms, but there were no fatalities. The store was completely demolished. Tom Fagln, the foreman, and his wife were in their home, but the dynamite failed to Ignite. The superintendents office was demolished, but he was out of the building And escaped. Governor Torres has been notified y and rurales under Commander are already on the scene. Eighteen Mexicans are under arrest at the mine. The attempt to destroy the Americans Is believed to be the work of sympathizers with the revolutionistsunder airest at Los Angeles, who belleve the prisoners are being persecuted by Americans. Tnere had been, no trouble at the mine previously, and no other cause Is conceivable. Pr. Pasaa wilt answer nlfht cell ti. from Mrs. Prssollls Swenson's rooidonoo, Sad Ward. tocklxi wc?e. mine, In Sonora, E. G. HUGHES JityHil cks.1 for nnual y nd trait iay prtj CMUEL Prei CORNABY NOTARY PUBLIC ird Money Loaned time a Iyriyotod Farms oneyya low lnttroot opociol op. tlooa of partial paymoat. CZm at reoldeaoe, on blook oast ot SPANISH FORK. UTAH. I. Raj I nd at Oo-o- rt' !VB. MORGAN, V ATTORN , gof rk & Sous Talephoao 79 X PROVO Balldlnf the or, if Febt ectioct i il repo-es- Kos-terlisk- AoSAXEY, ATTORN s Conveyancer and Notary Publio. tk Office Over Bank of i Spanish Fork. retary. Utah. Fork, rjl-ls- k on LORENZO THOMAS FASHIONABLE CANT SUSPEND LAW. TAILOR Interstate Commerce Commission f lf. H. Spanish Fork, Utah ws: .. -- JEX-FLORI- ST ooea-itionifa- rv nine-hou- Crci ince two blocks North of Foundry 11,264.! Sfakish Fork, Utah ' 216,3 - 92,1 2,520! 1.170.3 630.1 3,7461 140.1 1,275.1 44.1 67.1 1511 STli. Peterson General 13- - 2 3g7 Bl&cksmithing CaJto 4, 322.3 BeiijqiRiii 15.710.3 ! Hughes, Lieuy 57.0001 8.768.1 Feed Sables back 364.1 ALL xn TRAINS Timittn Janusrs certiS, RcpfH! ing Barn. Oxford, Pa. While his son was cremated In a burning bam at Pleasant Grove, the father and a number of neighbors were risking their lives to save horses and cows which could not get out ot the stable. The boy, Joel L. Pusey, eight years old, had kindled a fire In the barn. The hay caught fire and the lad was soon surrounded by flames. The father and neighbors hurried to jeBcue the cat tie. Not until the flames hadl been extinguished was the boy mlsBed. (mats!' be-in- g dor.' L FTJEND TO FRIEND. 1 f personal recommendations of peo bo have been cured of coughs and by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy lone more than all elts to make it a C i article of trade and commerce ovea ml part of the civilized world. WORLD DRUG CO. X: t Wont Bo Caught Napping Again. St Petersburg. The ministry ot war is preparing plans for the speedy s conversion of Vladivostok into a fortress. Involving expenditures of about 16,000,000. Completion of the work within three years is held to be Imperative In order that Russia may not be caught napping as at Port Arthur In case of future trouble with Japan. Russian strategy in any future war with Japan will depend upon the ability of Vladivostok to hold out for a year without assistance. first-clas- TO-DA- Y 18 A GOOD TIME TO SUB BC1UBK row THIS PAlKH Washington, By a vote of 13 to B, one member absent and not voting, the house committee on naval affairs on Monday rejected the presidents urgent recommendation that congress authorize at this session the building of four battleships at a total cost of 838.000.- 000, and by a unanimous vote there was included in the navy appropriation bill an authorization for the construction ot two, to cost 89, 500.000, each to be of the Delaware type, These representatives voted In accordance, with the presidents recommendations: Lllley, of Connecticut, (Republican); Thomas, Ohio. (Republican); Myer, Louisiana, (Democrat); Talbott, Maryland, (Democrat); and 1 Hobson, Alabama, (Democrat). Representative Hobson announced after the committee meeting that be Intended to make a minority report recommending authorization for four battleships. The naval appropriation bill as amended and agreed upon by the committee, carries a total appropriation ot 8101,000,000 for the navy establishment for the next fiscal year, about 824.000- .000, less than was asked for In the department estimates. Under the head of new authorizations for whose fulfillment congress lsboiud to appropriate money .at. Ah next sestdon if the bill as recommended passes the house and senate, the committee Included two battleships to cost 849,000,000; ten destroyers, 88, submarine torpedo 600,000; eight boats, 83,040,000; total, 830,540,000, or 838,730,090 less than the total for new authorizations asked for thd navy de- nltro-gly-cerln- 6,135,5 lty Bill, as Agreed Upon by the Commttteemen, Carries 8101,000,000 for the Naval Establishment . for the Next Fiscal Year. one-ha- Seeaiak Fork. Vleh Poet Office The Appropriation respecting its attitude toward the request recently made by the operating vice' presidents of the railroads of the r United States that the law, relating to the employment of train dispatchers, telegraph operators and tower men, be suspended by The partment commission the temporarily. commission holds, in brief, that It TAFT GIVES WARM WSELCOME. has no authority to extend the time or suspend the operation of the law, Missourians Fay $2.50 Each for Atexcept In a particular case or cases In and been held, which a hearing has tending Banquet With Secretary . of War. good cause shown for the extension , asked. Kansas 'City. William H. Taft, secof war, was given a memorJury Failed to Convict Woman of retary ovation by 15,000 people In Conable Murder. vention hall Monday night, when he Dora McDonald, who was the guest of honor and Mrs. Chicago. principal has been on trial here since January speaker at the most elaborate ban20 on the charge of murdering Webquet ever attempted In this city, ster Guerin, was acquitted by a Jury given by the Association of Voung In the crlmnal court on Tuesday. The Republicans of Missouri, and attended lf verdict was reached after six and by 1200 persons, many of whom came the hours of deliberation, Jury from Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma deMissouri cities. The dem1 oclock. The and distant at retired having fendant, who is the widow of Michael onstration accorded Secretary Taft when he entered the great banquet C. McDonald, the former millionaire and again when he rose to speak gambling king and political leader In hall never been surpassed by the welhas without verdict the received Chicago, come given any man ln"the history trial the emotion. During apparent of this-citEach ot the 1200 banshe had frequently collapsed. queters paid $2.50 for the privilege of attending, hut the balconies of the Robbers Loot Missouri Bank. were free to the public. hall Willard, Mo. The Bank of Willard was looted of 810,000 by five robbers Western Pacific Begins Operations. early Tuesday morning, after the safe Reno, Nev. Within the next thirty had been blown open with through trains on the Western days The explosion aroused the Pacific railroad, between Salt Lake citizens and a street battle followed, City and Ely, will be In operation. For but the robbers, amid a fusillade ot the past several weeks the1 road has car been shots, made their way to, a handcomhandling ore cars, but not until and escaped by rail, A posse did the officials In charge of Monday posed ot business men and another the work announce that the line was headed by the sheriff and composed of nearing completion to handle all the deputies quickly formed and started traffic obtainable. The Western PaIn pursuit No citizens were Bhot durcific connects with the Ely Northern about forty miles from Ely. ing the battle. BurnIn 8on Left and Cows Saved the Imports Into the United States From Fr: J Flowers supplied for all Funeral designs kept on hand kad tiled to order. ' AM kinds of Furniture Repaired. I An- swers Query of Railroads. An Important anWashington. nouncement was jnad? n Tuesday by the Interstate commerce commission !. C..s C'sek North ot Bank, SKI. THRONE. IS EATING TORI HEW BATTLESHIPS I horse MEHJE WHILE iKDBFBKDBirr PlOMSt f i Houm:-- rout SPANISH W. O. Orear Bullfllny, SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1908. Hart DENTIST i... , Kindly be as prompt as possible in paying in advance. Fork YOL. VII. NO. 5. Dr. C. M. Is paid. ' I Germany Show Heavy Decrease. Berlin. The exports to the United States lnvolcod by Alexander H. Thackara, the American consul general, since the beginning of the financial disturbance in America, are from 20 to 40 per cent less each month when compared with the corresponding month of the preceding year. In December, 1907, they amounted to $849,133, as compared with $1,077,479 in December of 1906. For January, 1908, the figures are $813,886, as compared with $1,265,354 for January, Entered Feb. SI, 1903, as saoond-clae- s matter, Poet Offloa at Spanish Fork, Utah. Act of Congress March t, 1979. ResisIsExi; r, Leaders Are Jubilant Over Prospect ' of Downfall of the Monarchy-Finan- cial Crisis an Import v ant Factor. the world will wake up one morning to find a republic In Portugal. We are convinced that the revolution will be a peaceful one. It Is a mistake for foreigners to imagine that the people of Portugal are not awake. There is a republican organization In every town, and doctors, lawyers and even village priests are sending in notices of their adherence by the score, and there are avowed republican officers the army. l"King Manuel is a He starts his regime with fair words and the restoration of political liberty, but it Is inevitable that be should fall into the hands of the manipulators of the two old parties whose bankruptcy was proclaimed by King Carlos and Premier Franco, Tbe men about tbe throne know that the end is near, and when the time comes that they realize that they cannot fight they will surrender as did Dom Pedro In Brazil. I dont think a shot will be fired. King Carlos knew he was making his last fight. He had transferred every dollar he had to oy. England." The financial situation Is viewed with great alarm. The country Is staggering under Its foreign debt, and commerce is almost paralyzed by the fluctuations In the gold premium. Conservative bankets consider the financial situation to be more critical . than, the political. ASSASSIS rf J V,J ' Lisbon. The republican leaders In Portugal are in extremely high spirits, They assert confidently that a republic is now a matter of months, not of years. One of the republican leaders Is quoted as saying: The end of the monarchy Is near. It will come as unexpectedly as did the murder of the king and the crown prince, and VICTIMS AT REST. Funeral of King Carlos and Prince Lulz an Imposing Spectacle. Lisbon. With the church bells toll lng continually, the bodies of the mur dered king and crown prince. In two golden chariots shrouded In black velvet and drawn by eight hooded horses, were escorted by a glittering funeral pageant on Saturday across Lisbon td the Portuguese pantheon and laid a! rest beside their ancestors of tbe Bra ganza dynasty. Seven hours elapsed from the time the foreign princes and the special ambassadors ot all the powers gathered at the palace for the ceremony there until three salvos ot twenty-onguns and three wolleys of musketry, reverberating over the ter raced and hills and answered by the British warships in the harbor, announced that the last rites were over. ht It ihrt. CanltMOW tad m mm, kwl or ooM, fiixTMOTi it Rn(tiiiuotow iIki mum Tht IbMiOif uiubio lor buiU. 'WT r llltMWtiiWui. Riylhtmog two lhr rot and Ink. Am rorolut workau out hy Bos t ummvto ood H . itmkS li Outtiy 8555 JwK SClRtllOtBErH ,,, Bwildi0 SI inn M l)i ROOFING St. Lou il. m tMdtynid Sond tod roodoc for Samples booh Mtihd Ino Toll ot your root trodt. JEX LUMBER CO. J. S. Lewis & O O O O DUALS US IX Fresh & Cored Meats. O O O O I Fancy & Staple Groceries. Green Groceries in Season. B99- - SPANISH FORK. UTAH smmnnnimmimTOnnmimiimninmimmiimmmK COMMERCIAL Capital, BANK OF SPANISH FORK , ' To Utipgftl Vice-Preside- nt 1907. Attempt to Wreck Trains. Butte, Mont. AJfter two attempts to wreck two Oregon Short Line expresses Monday night, train wreckers succeeded In derailing a freight Two auspecta ara In custody. The northbound express from Salt Lake, pulling out of Silver Bow at night, hit a pile of tlea. The engine remained on the rails. A few moments later the southbound train hit another bunch of beams. An hour la'.er a southbound freight was derailed by a switch flung while the train was passing over It Lands Withdrawn From Entry. Washington Certain lands, 22,500 acres, withdrawn subject only to homestead entry In conInL nection with the Truckee-Carsogatlon project, Nevada, have been segregated under the forest form of withdrawal, which provides that they shall not be subject to any form of disposition whatever under the publio land lawa. Those lands He In townships 17, 18 and 19, range 25 and 26 east, Mount Diablo meridian. They are required for the Carson reservoir. approx-matin- g 73 I We respectfully solicit the accounts ot banks, mercantile firms 3 " and individuals. . service. courteous inferior treatment; resources; Ample luiiuiuaiiiinviiiiuiaiimiliunaiiummiui The Salt Lake Herald a. THE BEST PAPER IN UTAH TELLS AIL THE NEWS EVERY DAY. 85 cents $10.00 .A YEAR. AAiONTRi SUBSCRIBE TODAY California Winter Excursion Ticket! now n sate. PREPARING FOR FRUIT BUSINESS Railroads Making Preparations for Handling tho California Crop. Ogden. OVlng to the fruit crop of California being tbe heaviest in many years, the Southern Pacific, Union Pacific and San Pedro roads are making preparations to handle the large shipments wh-lcwill begin In a few weeks. All of the fast freight engines In the local yards are being put In first-clas-s shape and refrigerator and fruit cars are being rushed to the coast to receive the perishable freight for the eastern markets. i $25,000.00 John Y, Smith, Henry Gardner, President i Rockhili, Cashier.- Bun-bathe- d Convicted of Conspiracy In Big Land Frauds of Oregon. Ore. Former United Portland, States District Attorney John H. Hall, indicted for conspiracy with the Butts Creek Land, Livestock ft Lumbei company to maintain an Illegal fence which enclosed 20,000 acres of public land in Wheeler county, - has been found guilty. The trial has been iq progress since January 13, and hai been bitterly fought on both sides The offense Is punishable by a fine no exceeding $10,000, or by Imprisonment not exceeding two years. , Sentence has been suspended for the present, and Judge Lionel R. Webster has taken sixty days In which to file notice of appeal, and was granted until May 1 in which to prepare a bill of exceptions. with aMiwkf - M e ATTORNEY HALL FOUND GUILTY, , Tke Route of the Lo Angeles Limited Utaki Finest Trnin. New Short Line to Goldfield, Nevada, via Las Vegas Now Completed. Leaves Salt Lake City 7:15 p. m. today; Arrives Goldfield 7:05 p. m. tomorrow. Ask tke Agent, or Address J. H. Burtner, District Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City, Utak. n TO-DA- Y a good time to have your name placed on our subscription list |