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Show pays ft NOTIC& to trade with the City Drug Storo The date on your name of tbii paper The voIj. vii. No. " 0.,,'b.IMIu. UPAKISH FQSK a. it. till f. m. ornt Boobs:! Kindly be as prompt as possible In paying In advance. i rORK :m. dr. c7m.hart nEKTI ST la the date to which your subscription Is paid. SPANISH FOUR. UTAH, THU11SDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 100S. FI IIS 1ST Keeldeaes NoTt New Move In the Case of Pacifld Coast Lumber Manufacturers Against Railroad Companies. WARNER Cl HAGAN I , AND QVAiAN-- riYSICIANS. Office at Creer Building SPANISH FORK. UTAH c fluM will snawer nli rails from Mrs. "frtlsUl Sesssos s resldsnos, Sad Ward, One Hundred Guests Awakened in the Night to Find Building Burn bg and Escape Cut Off. 111 AMUEL NOTARY cornaby Loaned Money rnn PUBLIC low lateree- l- .iriMieS llooi of parllal permeate, oami rMldeaoa, on block Met of SPANISH FORK. UTAH. Co-o- Many of tha Entrapped Guests Leaped From th Windows Before tbs Firemen Arrived WlthExten-slo- n Ladders. Otherwise List of Injured Would Hava Been 8mall. p B. MORGAN, attorney-at-la- pro-duc- PROVO BuIMlnf k!jll Tltpba fl X SAXEY, ,TTO!IIYAT.UW. OoDvejaocer and Notary Publto. 0e Over Bank of Bpaalah Fork. Utak. Fork, lab .0RENZO THOMAS FASHIONABLE - TAILOR el Bank, Spanish Fork, Utah Hack North M. . JEX-FLORI- ST ol Spanish Fork. Utah Hushes Lt'Oery and Feed Stables MEETS ALL TRAINS. ACK I and D. E. Peterson, General . . . Blacksmithlng Ail of Vehicle Repairing d Experts in Horse Shoebg Post Office, Spanish Fork i.H. brown. Livery Stable o Meets All Trains PHONE NO. 12 IJnish ng o JFeed lack wlth-havl- n kinds Sposite - y Flowers supplied for all ooca-oFuneral designs kept on hand id Blled to order. All kinds of Furniture Repaired, tidence two blocks North of Foundry Fresh ienj&miiY Washlngton. The Interstate commerce commission has further modified a previous order in the case of the Pacific coast lumber manufacturers and other similar organizations against the Northern Pacific and nine-tee- n other railroad 'companies. The order points out that the defendants have failed and neglected to voluntarily establish a through rate for the transportation of forest product between certain points, and direct that the defendants, not later than October 15, establish and maintain for two years through rates through Portland, Ore., over their roadaforthe ts transportation of various lumber specified from all polnti In' Washington on the line of the Northern Pacific as far north aa Seattle! and not east of Palmer, Wash., ex eluding, however, points south and east of Seattle having rail connection with 8eattle officially by junction points north of that city, at Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah, and to all other points in Utah taking the same rate as Salt Lake City and Ogden on shipments of forest products from Portland. , The Joint rates are In no case to exceed the following In cents per 100 points: Fir and spruce lumber in carloads, 40 cents; shingles In carloads, 50 cents; cedar lumber In carloads, 50 cents; long timbers requiring two or, more cars, 50 cents; subject further to present minimum weight regulations. The commission orders that In establishing Joint rates on the forest products applicable to the through routes ordered between the respective points of origin and destination mentioned, the defendants shall In no case make such joint through rates more than two and & half cents per 100 pounds higher than the rates on the same products from Portland Ore., to such destination. Denver, Colo. Five, men lost their lives and a score of persons were Injured. several of them seriously, In a lire that gutted the Belmont hotel a three-storbuilding at 1723 Stout street, Tuesday morning. The lire broke out at 3:15 a. m. on the third floor, and spread with amazing rapidity. Nearly 100 guesta were sleeping In the house, and many of them found all means of egress cut off when aroused. More than a score of persons Jumped from windows before the Are department arrived. Many others were carried down ex tension ladders by firemen and police men working In relays. The whole rear portion of the building, on which were two Are escapes, as well as the stairway,' was quickly burned away. Several heroic reacuea were observed by a crowd of more than 1,000 spectators, who stood In the street watching the blaze. Edward Moore, one of the men winkilled. Jumped from a third-stordow, and his brains wer dashed out when he struck the pavement He came to Denver for hla health about six mopths ago from Philadelphia, where he had been engaged In the real estate business. Patrick' Treadwell, a fireman of Clippie Creek, Colo., who was sleeping In the hotel when the fire started, saved at least lr credited ten lives by Inducing entrapped guest to Jump from the upper story windows across a five-foalley to the roof of an adjoining building and catching them In his arms. More Employed and Unemployed March In than a score of persona jumped from New York. windows before ye fire department New York. A perfect autumn day, arrived. In the opinion of officials of the fire with cloudless skies and cool. Invigordepartment, .the hotel w&a ast afire ating air, gave labor's hoata the opis being portunity of a generation on Monday, and a rigid Investigation made. Within the last week half a and they made the moat of It Forty dozen small fires, believed to have thousand strong they marched from been of Incendiary origin, have ocuntil morning early curred at rooming houses In this city. At the through thronged streets. fortulesa of time hundreds the same BRAINS. NERVE THAN MORE tobanded who themselves had. nate. Youth Couldnt Take Dart and Placss gether under the banner of the unemHis Llfs in Jeopardy. ployed, were participating In a coundemonstration. ter They, too, met 8an Jose, Cal. Accepting a dare stride as they almost at vheera every Fred Blaggl, from a young woman, route from City lost over the trudged son of a prune rancher, the Union. to Hall Cooper park aerounheralded made a daring and nautic ascent that thrilled hundreds Stand-Patte- r Beat Cummins. of spectators. Running forward Just True to their la. the professional Des Moines, as W. L Warring, from the pledge to one another, forty-twloose cut artist, parachute cordstand-pa- t Republicans In the etate ground, Blaggl sprang Into the was legislature on Tuesday prevented the and of the mouth hag, the at age carried upward to a height estimated election of Governor At Bt Cummins at 6.000 reet Warring, with his para- to the United States senate to fill out Wilchute, cut loose at an elevation sol-ol the unexptred term of the late a liam B. Allison. These forty-tw2,500 feet, and with Blaggl as its drifted balloon to the refused and representatives itary passenger ever the hills of the coast range until cast their votes for Governor CumHla weight view. DemoIt was almost lost to with the forty-fiv- e of the mins, and, prevented the sudden escape who voted for Porter, they outcrats gas. and after two hours of suspense Republicans numbered the sixty-fivfor his friends, he returned to town, who voted for Cummins. ' The standhaving landed without Injury. patters declare they will dead lock the Peak Mountain legislature. If necessary. Woman Scale Feet High. In Celebrated Peck or May Postpone Hearing Lima, Peru. Miss Annie Case. Buck Stove R. - the mountain Providence, on her second Washington. The hearing in the succeeded has climber, In reaching contempt case of the Buck Stove and attempt within a month. She Lange company against labor ofHuaacaran. Mount of (he summit sumare alleged to have viowho the of ficials calculates that the height to discontinue a an companion lated A injunction Swiss 000 feet. mit Is 26 held until Ocbe both not and boycott may of Miss Peck had a foot Gould of the' district Justice gangrene caused tober. which hands frozen, guide was supreme court has Intimated the matset in. and an Indian death after ter should go over until thd" regular from saved miraculously thousand feet down a ravine. court term In October. The federato sea e The At attempt of Miss Peckon Afigust tion on Tuesday was allowed ftn exthe Huascaran was begun she cUmb- - tension of time for filing Its answer 29. Two weeks previously of 2u.ono to the Buck companys hill, pending M the mountain to a height ' to return to which the hearing may be postponed. reet, but was compelled of the illness the lowlands on account Attell-Mora- n Fight Results In Draw. of one of her guides. San Francisco. Abe Attell, the Clearing Up Mystery. of America, In champion featherweight premier England's Moran, Oakland, Cal.- -A coroner'B Jury end pwen whose boxer In the same division, fought a the case of Alice Donohue, a beneath found buried at the Colma open-ai- r l,ody was about drawn battle afternoon In the presfurniture factory in Emeryville Monday arena who ft suspected of -The 6.000 spectators. about of ence ten days ago. and returned la murdered, been rounds, .twenty-threlasted having come to her battle' verdict that she had was otherwise en4 at It conclusion Referee" Jack or death by poison unknown to Welsh unhesitatingly grasped both murdered by a person the lads by. the hand, signifying that the Donohue, L. Daniel the Jury. woman the fight was a draw. The decision seemwho was living with aulclde ed to please the crowd,., and there committed li her husband, aa a witness were cheers for each fighter as he v.ben notified to appear the remains of wended his way from the ringside. over Inquest the at woman. the murdered y -- sen-ator- e Fork Utah 26-00- h no need of anyone auffer- -l long with this disease, for to a quick cure It is only neces-- 1 take a few doses of Chamberlains Gholefa ar.d l:oca Remedy In most cases one dose is l never fails and can be jfent Upon In the most severe and c,Jer.0ll cases. It is equally val- iwis for ech ye children and is the mean lhe live l many children In the world'a history no medicine ver met with greater success. 'CE 25c. LARUE SIZE 50c. WORLD DRUG CO. e -- r FIRST OtR C,V CLASS QUALITY . HOBUY. Vs A TRIAL ORDER at tl. list, as aweaAlaaa matter, Poet Ofltre At I 9t Ceagrtaa MAreh I, 1171 Span lab Fork, Utah. J. S. LEWIS & SOI jxosrssnsirr Pbobs: OSO11' Entered Fab. Twelve Thousand People Homeless as Result of Forest Fires Which FRESH & CURED MEATS FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES GREEN GROCERIES IN SEASON SPANISH Hare Raged for Days. Well-to-dResidents Are Left Without the Price of a Meal aa a Result of the Terrible Conflagration, and Much Suffer Ing Will Result. Many 4S FORK o WANTED WORE Minn. After town of Chisholm, on Duluth, destroying the Mesaba range, and burning over thousands of acres in SL Louis. Carleton and Itaca counties In Minnesota, and the northern portion of Douglas county, Wisconsin, the many forest fires which have been raging in these districts were checked on Sunday, and it la not likely that further damage will be great. The subsiding fire enabled the Inhabitants of Buhl and Nashwauk to rave those towns. Several buildings at the edge of Nashwauk were lurned, and by valiant, work, the 1,000 miners and citizens prevented the flames from sweeping ever the village. The town waa entirely surrounded by a wall of fire, and Its escape from obliteration waa lemarkable. There Is little timber adjacent to Buhl, and although forest fires completely surrounded the village, the 600 Inhabitants had only to extinguish the incipient blazes started by falling brands to protect the Nashwauk Is twenty-fiv- e village. miles southwest . of Chisholm, and Buhl la seven .miles to the east Chisholm presents a scene of ruin and desolation. Blackened and smoking piles of charred wood, little heaps of gray ashes stirred by the breeze, scorched, gaunt skeletons of brick and mortar, all canopied with a dense pall of smoke, comprise what was one of the famdua' flourishing towns on the Mesaba iroa range. The only remaining buildings are the new 1125,000 high school the grade school, the. Catholic church, the Italian church and a dozen dwellings In the southernmost part of the town, which were saved by a few heroic lire fighters, who stuck to their posts In the face of the cyclonic . onslaught of the flames and smoke. The damage to property Is estimated at 11,000,000, and the personal of a milproperty at three-quartelion dollars, including the stocks' of the merchants. H. A. Ribbing, Insurance man, whq) had many policies on property In the destroyed town, estimates the Insurance carried by Chisholm merchants at J500.000. There are many destitute persons. Many men who were rated aa well-to-d- o are without funds to buy a meal. In most instances these misfortunes are only temporary, as many will soon receive tbelr Insurance money. However, some merchants lost everything that they had except the clothes on tbelr backs and there will be much suffering and financial all-nig- embarrassment President's Vacation Will 8oon End. N. Y. President Bay, Oyster Roosevelts vacation, according to present plans, will come to an end on September 22, when the chief executive and his family will depart from Sagamore Hill to take up their residence In the White House at Washington for the coming winter and spring. With the close of the present vacation of the president. Oyster Bay will cease to be known as the summer capital of the United States. This summer's rest will have been the shortest vacation the president has taken in some years. S ' Spies on Wife and Gets In Trouble. to Des Moines, la. Attempting chastise his wife, whom he had followed in the disguise of a negro, Smith was set upon by a number of white men, who believed It was a nergro assaulting a woman, and nearly lynched him before he could explain the ruse. Smith received a hint that his wife had a clandestine He blacked his Face appointment. with burned cork and followed her The wife denies haring had any appointment, and says she only stopped a white man to tell him she wns being followed by a negro. POSITION WILL ACCURATE, CAPABLE AND WILLING. N THE HOURS PER DAY AND EVERY DAY CAN OlVE FIRST-CLAS- S YEAR. NO OBJECTION TO LARGE FAMILY. FKOM THOUSANDS OF UTAHS BEST FAMREFERENCES HOUBI the . SERVANT; TWENTY-FOU- ILIES. R ADDRESS, FOR PARTICULARS THE PHONE THAT TALKS. Utah Independent Tel. Go. Its pretty tough to have to remind you of your winters supply of - COAL LZ Right now when it is so hot, but we feel it our duty while we have Coal on hand, or we wouldnt do it. ' The Peoples Fuel Co. Phone Fork,' Utali. Ind. ; Spanish 78-- D. ' J. W. Rowe, Agent Low Rates to Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs September 5, 6, 17, 18. October 29, 21, 22. Colorado Interstate Fair. Sovereign Grand Lodge L W. C. T. U. 0. 0. F. y Lm Angeles Limited leaves Salt Lake dally 12:25 p. m. Arrive Denver 10:50 a. m. next day. Only electrio lighted train passing through Salt Lake City. Libraryt Observation, Electric Fans. A la Carte Dining Service. Stopovers In each direction. Ask your Local Agent to make reservations early, or address J. H. Burtner, D. P. A., 169 S. Main Street, Salt Lake City, Utah Up till 1900 a great deal of the Job Printing of Spanish Fork was sent out of town, but since then the tide has turned, and today we do Job Printing for other towns. i El-we- ll Pillsbury-WaahburInvestigate Flour Mill Failure. Imclon. As a result of the flour mills of Minneapolis going into the hands of a receiver, the English bondholders and stockholders In that company and In the St. Anthony Falls Water Power company, and the Minneapolis Mill company, allied concerns, will cause searching Investigation to be made Into the affairs of these companies, proceedings will shortly begin In and sensational America developments are expected. n Why? Above is a fellow who loves his home town so much but sends his Job Printing out of town, and he always knocks his home paper to the editors back; his very look is II Its a credit to be at outs .with such as he. , P. S. We print butter paper every Saturday. guide yourself accordingly. THE Please SPANISH FORK PRESS JOB PRINTING se today we have new presses, new type, new cutter, new rules, new boarder new quads, new slugs," new cases, new motor, new leaders, new inks, new ideas. can do tbs finM class of printing, and wt c that claw just a lulls cheaper than the other fellow. ' Wedding invitation, letter heath, bill heads, ale bills, statements, dodgers, cards, etc., all receive th earn careful treatment just a little better than seems necessary. Prompt delivery always. ,W |