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Show ( IMMHMMMHHIIIIMMMHOHtlMltNNNUHe) THOMAS THE HARDY, GREATEST LIVING NOVELIST. Prompt Courteous sE PRISONERS FLY COSTLY JOIN INSURGENTS' Soldiers of Zelaya Agree to Fight Ura der Estrada'a Banner In the Almost Incredible What Damage Is Being Done by Pest. Future. - A telegram receiwaat the state department Tuesday after noon from Blueflelds says, in effect, that the Indications are that a major ity of the prisoners captured at tha the revolution New York. One, hundred and sev- battle near Rama by Estrada's will army very ists Join enty million years would be added tc will supply the lives of the people of the United soon. Estrada, it Is said, with provlsona, indepen States, or 4,000,000 lives of the pres. the prisoners ent average length, and $20,000,000, dent of the American Red Cross. Madriz. it Is also said, has offered; 000 would be saved If the house fly to furnish S2.000 for the relief of thewere annihilated. In these startling figures Dr. Daniel prisoners, the money to be distribut ed by ke American naval command D. Jackson, a member of the Merchants' association water pollution ers W. lueflolda. The state departmWnot tliia will accept vever, committee, told the New Jersey Sanl chante.v.'ut will Insist that the funds tary association bis estimate of the damage by the common household be expended through the Red Cross. Inasmuch as the $2,000 suppoedly is fly. , government funds, Its acceptance by "It is almost lncrediblewhat is being done by the" pest," Dr. the United States might be inter Jackson said. "Figures help to con- preted as recognition of the Maoris, vey It in a way, but no figures can tell faction. the whole tale. However, when I tell MILLIONS AT 8TAKE. you that If the pestiferous household fly could at one swoop be annihilated Duties Between two years would be added to your Question of Tariff snd Germany United States life, my life, and that of every man, a 8erious One. woman and child in the world. That Nearly half a hillloni Washington. means something. And when we go further and find that this means the dollars' worth of trade is the ataka-Ithe game of diplomacy now In pro saving of 4,000,000 lives of the (resent average length, or a total of 170,000,- - gress between1 America and Germany,, 000 years of life, that means a great and bjj Issue will be known; within St. Washlncton, Expert Says People Lose 170,000,00(1 Years of Life and $20,000,000,000 Extermination Insect by Huge Task. Telephone Service is what everybody wants. Get it by using 'Th!jDhone that talks." , I Utah Independent Telephone-Co- Xq . I iv , - mm f-- f eoztr' CALIFORNIA tralu o, st :,. st ;.- P. :h P. til a. TV JSJ ,.rYA'(.: ' l . A i ' t i - " n Round trip rates on sale daily. Limit returning six months.... ; a. m '0, l dam-ag- e B.,' aj Write for full information to v m, XiA Union MIS Kenneth C. Kerr, 169 S. Main, Street, Salt Lake City ithera This la tha latest portrait of Thomas Hardy, who Issued his first book and was recognized as a master of art nine years later, when ha wrote "Far from the Madding Crowd." He hat written aome splendid poems, In 1865. ILM Dr. C. O. SCOTT ;enio ' Ithout Slogans STATION IS UNIQUE DENTIST Sleep" tansot 43- - Office Phone No. 5 'ersoiv tjPFREB Vth W. O. Creer Bids'., Spanish Fork. ; Sewing Maenine runs lighter than any other. erfect ); 9 Of f Agent,'; CPFICBROUR INO. PHONE ; ( 10 TO It A.M. TO 4 P.M. RaSIDSNCS NO. 49. OPPlOa K0.43-- t A. years one old man used to come to Railroad Porters Near Asylum for the station and ask endless questions about the type of the engines, the Have Peculiar Experiences. Harmless Inmates Allowed to at Large and Are Frequent Visitors Make Singular Inquir- Some Sl f t I ? f I Bfl. A. G. STODDARD laitt longer than any other. IN W. 0. CREEP. BUILDING SPANISH FORK, UTAH TFREE is more beautiful than any other. Dr, W. E. Warner 1 bar Ion I luring isandi within mean isands CFREB less Quarantine and City Physician by has vibration than any other. Office two doors north of City Drujf Store. Night calls made from office Ind. Phone Spanish Fork, Utah. 3o-2- r. is easier to operate4 than any other. Dr.J.W.Hagan ties Office at World Draf Ce. Buildiif makes a more perfect Spanish Fork, Utah Bell Phone 11 Ind. Phone stitch than any other. Physician tmEE of 32 Residence one block weat of Commercial id Co. Bank is the best Sugar Companj. Ctah-Idab- b Dr. J. Fred Potter FREE SEWING MACHINE CO. I Optician at Residence SPANISH FORK. Office Phone, Ind. 38-- CHICAGO it ILLINOIS SOLD BY EYES TESTED GLASSES PROPERLY FITTED QRAN LEWIS Miss Agnes Engberg tDER Teacher of PIANO. ORGAN AND THEORY OF MUSIC For particulars apply at the home of MRS. THOMAS CREER Johnson & Braithwaite JESSE E. S. and Builders of Contractors Com-plc- te Homes ains Utah all com lined in one. rnat Writ Saturday of Each Week is Butter Paper Day If your order is placed before that date your ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE paper will he SAMUEL CORNABV ready Saturday at 4 p. m. Money Loaned a Irrigated Farm. low lntoreii tp.clal of partial payment, Otto at reildeao., on. bloek eaat ( SPANISH FORK. UTAH. .p-Hu- Co-o- p. The Cough Syrup that rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic en the bowels is B. MORGAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LA- f atbl Bulldiof PROVO Telephone tl X LORENZO THOMAS FASHIONABLE TAILOR On Block North ol Bank, R. M. London. x ' the station Of Couladon, a small roadside halt nestling In the Surrey hills some Unique In Its way Is six miles south of Croydon. Coulsdon Is the station for three great lunatic, asylums the London county, Caterham and the Surrey countyInstitutions which between them shelter Just under 5.000 lunatics. The porters at Coulsdon are tall, men, and bestrong, yond learning his official work the station master has undergone a special training in the treatment of the insane Teachers Marry Seven Brothers. at the hands of Sir James Moody of Sacramento, Cal. Extraordinary Inthe London county asylum. Some of the station bands have some ducements are offered to young and odd experiences to relate. pretty schoolma'ams by the trustees of Plaskett valley, a remote district in luon the whole, the "Taking them natics we get here are exceedingly well Monterey county, according to the subehaved," said one of them, "and less perintendent of public Instruction, who than six months ago 1 'unloaded' some hps been asked to And a teacher. The last seven teachers in this dis200 or more from one special train and have married, each taking a son trict saw them all Installed In the asylum brakes without the slightest hitch of of Amos Plaskett, r wealthy rancher, as a husband. Plaskett has one son, any kind occurring. toe youngest, left, and although it will sinthe other a hand, however, "On, not be stipulated in a contract the gle lunatic passenger will often prove next schoolma'am may be expected to fractious, even though his mania takes follow In the footsteps of the others. no more dangerous a form than sitThe only worry is that the eighth ting down suddenly In the waiting teacher may not be found. Is be the prince room, exclaiming that of Wales or Edward the Confessor, and firmly declining to move until he imagines that everyone has had time to realize the importance of the occasion. "But all my experiences have not been quite so mild. Unique Bouquet from Australia Received at His London Residence 'Some years ago, for Instance, two by Joseph Chamberlain. men into dashed station the unhappy , in a state of rattled on the London. Sitting in his library at booking office window, and threatened the astonished clerk with sudden and 40 Prince's gardens, Joseph Chamberviolent death It be did not quickly pro- lain was presented with a bouquet of strange but beautiful blooms. duce two tickets for the north pole. Picked over 11,000 miles away, they "Then only last Saturday evening a well dressed woman, with a far away had traveled half round the globe belook In ber eyes, walked Into the office fore reaching the politician In his and asked for a ticket to Croydon. Be- home. With Sir Cerald Strickland,' fore she could be supplied an asylum of Western Australia, lies the attendant ran In after her and seized credit of the charming idea of sendher from behind. land. "A violent struggle ensued and It ing this bouquet from a tar-of- f had exwas some time before we could pacify He and Mr. Chamberlain the woman and arrange for her return changed letters. Sir Cerald had euloto the asylum. gized the brilliant colorings of the "Many of the harmless 'cases' are flowers of Western Australia. The given the complete run of the neigh- result was the plan to send a collecborhood and It Is no unusual thing for tion of blooms to Mr. Chamberlain ..onie of them to call In here and ask so that he might inspect them at his leisure and contrast their brilliance for a ticket somewhere. "Tbelr manner or their dress, how- with the winter gloom without The problem naturally was how to ever, always betrays them, and our Invariable practice on these occasions Is preserve the freshness of the flowers to give them the ticket they ask for, during their long Journey. Sir Gerald show them Into the waiting room and Strickland hit upon the idea of sendthen quietly communicate with the ing them Over to England in Ice. asylum officials. Klght specimens, both of flowers and "In nearly every case they return shrubs, were carefully picked In the , neighborhood of Terth, Western Ausplucldly enough. "Despite the easy access to the rail- tralia. Then they were frozen Into way line here I ennnot recall any case the heart of blocks of ice and packed In a special case and deposited In the of actHal or attempted suicide. "But the Inmates do occasionally hold of the stenmshlp Ophlr. When the case came to be delivered stray on to the metals and have before now been found sketching the bridges at Prince's gardens the flowers were from underneath or gazing In profound still frozen deep In the Ice. And by abstraction at a signal post. But they the evening the ice had not melted have always managed to stand quite away, although the blocks were visout of danger. ibly shrinking. When the butler presented the flow "Regularly about four days a week white-bearde- d d Spanish Fork, Utah LAXATIVE G0U6II SYRUP JEX-FLORI- ST Fresh Flowers supplied for all ooca- ! 1: r',in,,rl l'gus kept on hand Ind filled to order. All kinds of Furniture Repaired. RusiUcnce two blocks North of Foundry Spasimi Fori. Utah Bees It lha original laxative couth ivrop, contains so opiate, gnntlr moves the bowel, carrying lha cold cS through the Guaraated to givt natural channels, satWactioa or maiuy refunded. World Drug Co. month. February 7, In accordance wito notice given to Germany last April by the slate department the re clprorlty arrangement made durinft the Dlngley act with Germany will expire,' and simultaneously the general tariff rates of that country wttt apply to all Imports from America, unless In the short period of time In tervening Secretary Knox and toe German embassador reach a mutually On the , satisfactory understanding. At this moment the Indications ara that this understanding Is beyowfi the attainment and that It will' be only under the stress of a hitter am! costly struggle that the two nations tony compose their differences and restore Ihelr trade to normal conditions. j FIGHT IS STILL New Move of ONV Administration Foll- owers Against Insurgents. An ancient custom of Washington. the house of representatives whica has been in use for fifty years vra overturned on Tuesday by Reprcsr-tatlv- e Dwlght of New York. Repub.l-ca- n whip, when he Instructed the pair clerks at tho speaker's desk to ceasa pairing Republican members except under prescribed conditio. The move Is declared by Democrat and Insurgents to be a move against the latter, and intended to give the organization additional leverage when close votes, occur. Representative Garner of Texas, temporary Democratic whip, said that Mr. Dwight had Instructed the pair clerks to make no pairs excepting ou Dwight's approval. This Mr. Dwight denies, but the np shot of the matter was that Mr. Gar--, ner invoked as a counter move a lonc-biirie-d and hitherto unobserved rule of the house, and members will hereafter be required to make their pairs Chew Tobacco for Uncle Sam. New York. Several veteran seamen in writing at the speaker's desk. at the Brooklyn navy yard have been BLAMES LABOR UNIONS. assigned for the next few days to the pleasant task of chewing tobacco for Manufacturer Declares Workingmen Ue navy department. The men are re Are Responsible for High Prices. quired to test several hundred sam pies submitted to the government by Springfield, Mass. Large responsidealers who desire the contract tor bility for the higher coat of living was furnishing next year's- supply. The laid by John Kirby, Jr., president oC United States will buy about 70,000 the National Manufacturers' associap mnds of the approved brand for the tion upon what he called the "labor men before the mast to use In 1910. trust" in an address here Tuesday. Mr. Kirby's address was largely to a recent implied attack upon-hiorganization In an article In the National Civic Federation Review. Her said: "The primary cause of constantly ers to Mr. Chamberlain they were still In their shroud of Ice, but the advancing prices of commodities or Ice resembled panels of glass, and all kinds lies at the door of the labor was perfectly transparent, revealing trust, a cardinal principle of which is all the beauty of the flowers In their to raise wages and restrict production, neither of which can fail to dimoriginal freshness. There was the RIclnocarpus glaucus, inish the purchasing power of the dola charming pink aster like a flower lar, and when working together they shrub. There was also the Southern doubly depreciate its value." cross, a snow wIte flower. There New Mayor for Boston. was the candolea, a beautiful yellow Boston. Boston on Tuesday in the" In shrub. also the flowering bouquet were the boronla, a striking red shrub; flrst partyless election held under ac the meeembryanthemum elegance new charter, elected former Mayor (red), the cynapbea polymorpha John F. Fitzgerald to fill the mayor's (white), the Banshee (three species, chair again, this time for a four-yea- r red and yellow) and the anigozantbus term, giving him 4G.9C8 votes, and a or kangaroo paw (three species). plurality of 1,223' over his nearest opponent, James J. Storrow, banker;, Seeks Lost Sister. former president of the chamber of' Kalamazoo, Mich. After an r.bsence commerce and former chairman of of 25 years, during which time he has school board. The most remarkable.-featuramassed a fortune estimated at $100.of the election to mauy wan Linn 000, George returned to Kalama- the small vote of 1,783 given to zoo from Nebraska In search of his A. Hlbhard. mayor. 0orge a sister. only living relative, Mr, Linn who rerelved votes two jreara 3S,00 was born In this county. After he left borne members of the family died, ago, being elected on a "reform" tickwith the exception of the sister, Ida et over Fitzgerald. Linn, who has since married a man Fate of John Flemmlng Fixed. nam id Brown. Linn corresponded with Ida. After a delay of almost BolHe, tho sister until 12 years ago, when he lost track of her. Efforts to find the a year and a half, during whteh thf prisoner has been confined to a death sister have proved of no avail cell In th ' state penltentlnry, tho death knell of John Flommlni;. conHears His Death Call. wiiiiamsport. i'a. Four days ago victed of the murder of Frank Lnnc. Samuel Ilartzel, too weak to attend his ford on July 8, 190S, in TJncoiu counwiie's funeral, was led away from her ty, by handing down an opinion Tues-da- y afternoon affirming the Judgment coffin and to bed. "I'll soon follow." he whispered as his head to ched the of the court of Lincoln county on the nppeal from tho death enton'i pillow. The other night, h passed of Judge Wallers, which was tnkeii A time short away. ago Mr. and Mrs. to the high tribunal. Fl wutiu tll.I Hartzel celebrated their sixtieth wed not show the slightest concern when ding anniversary. notified. e - - s Flowers Shipped in Ice seml-nudlty- gOT-ern- NOTARY PUBLIC a. ies of Employes. ' Go time; of the trains, scan timetables and so on. "But one other regular caller we still possess. He tiptoes into the station most mornings of the week and, with an air of Intense mystery, buys a daily paper. Then te tiptoes out again. "You can see for yourself," concluded the official, "that the lunatics here are not really very dangerous." And be pointed to a small plantation almost adjoining the staton, where tLree lunatics." with a uniformed attendant, were engaged In cutting trees. With immense delicacy of touch two of them were employed In setting a ladder against a tree, while the third a old man wearing a dark opera cloak and a felt hat was humming a tune and beating time with a small rusty saw. more." Dr. Jackson Is an authority second to none on the subject. For years he has Investigated the fly In its bearing on disease, and he Is convinced that in doing away .with the pest we will also do away, in a very large degree with typhoid and other contagious fevers. , In investigating tv pollution of the waters of New Yori aurbor, Dr. Jack son found files vre most numerous In the neighborhood of sewer outlets. and that In the same neighborhoods typhoid fever and other intestinal dis eases were most prevalent. Thou sands of files were caught and exam ined, and upon them millions of dis ease germs were found. in tne paper delivered before the Jerscymen, Dr. Jackson told of one model tenement block In Manhattan where more than 100 cases of typhoid fever developed In the recent epidem. The health authorities 'were In Iq. ciinea to ascribe the fever to milk, but it was shown that other neighborhoods geeting milk from the same source had little fever. snowea that two investigation stables In unsanitary condition were Immediately behind the model tenement and millions of flies swarmed from the two places, carrying on their legs ana wings me nun from the stable refuse. So It was shown thai the flies had caused the epidemic. As to the possibility of exterminating the fly family, It Is shown by sta tistics that the task is a monumental If not impossible, one. A few months' ago State Entomologist Bruner of Ne braska said a single house fly could be the progenitor of one hundred and ninety-fivquadrillions of files In ten generations, which means In one year's time. One hundred and ninetyfive quadrillions is about 195,000,000 bushels of flies. tho-prese- 1 , |