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Show The Juab County Times Christenn. Editor nd Publish UTAH NEPHI J. M. The tragedies of aviation keep paoe with Its achievements. Once again the prospect of winning tfca pennant Inspires the fan. Among the world's hardest workers nay ba numbered the convention claque. , A Cleveland writer offers one dollar to evervone who will read his book. It would probably be money well earned. Again It has been declared that the bobble skirt is doomed. Its slaves will probably r;jolce and the world at large certainly will. That reported microbe for the preservation of youth must have tried It The exiUr of youth Idea Is rather venerable. n lUelf. A walking club In New Tork holds as an Inducement to Join. To walk Into New York society Is a new fad. eat exceptional social advantages are praying for rain overlooks the fact that the easiest way to start a rain storm U to leave their rain coats at home. Westerners OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Diatrlct. Judicial Judge, Ktfth JoNliua lirwuwood. Attorney B. 11. Ryan. Stack. Forest Reserve auto-mobill- st The goosebone prophet says we are to have a hot summer. We usually aave high temperature In the summer time, and we need It; at least the crops do. We atand "n both feet for the abolition of the ancient practice of hurling rloe and shoes at bridal cousin. The bridegroom suffers enough without It. It might be possible to make chickens grow faster by shocking them with electricity, but Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Hens may make It andealrable. Two Minneapolis youths have been sentenced to ten dsys In Jail for calling a woman a chicken. What would have happened to them If they bad called ber a bent James Probation officer commissioner K. J. A. Stal-nake- MUNICIPAL FICERS. NEPHI CITY. Moyor E. U. Booth. Councilmen W. II. Pettegrew, J. H. Lunt, J. W. Ellison, Orson Carter, Knoch Burton. Recorder T. C. Winn. Treasurer J. H. Latimer. Attorney T. H. Ilurton. Marshal K. II. Sparks. Justice of the Peace Jacob Coleman. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. Quarantine Physician Dr. 1). O. Miner. Building Inspector I. II. Grace. Chief oi Fire Department N. A. Melson. AlSuperintendent of Waterworks fred Cowers. Member Board of Health W. A. Starr. LEVAN TOWN. President Board of Trustees A. L. Jackman. Trustees Lorenzo Mangelson, L, H. Mortenaen, George Francom. Swen K. Malmgren. Clerk Earl Jackman. Marshal Andrew PouUon. Health Officer Henry Ilendrlckson. EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. Mona John T. Kay, Ephrlam H. Kay, N. W. Ellertson. la Belgium the man who refuses to Nebo-eorTolley. Leltoy Whlt-akevote Is thrown Into Jail, but there are Wm. Jones. accommodate to not prisons enough Nephl Alma Hague, A. R. Pax man. even a fraction of the nonvoters In Roscoe E. Grover. this patriotic land. Levan John A. Morgan, James E. Taylor, Adelbert Bcab. The American marines at Peking at In won first place target practice 100. 400 and (00 yards against the EA8T JUAB COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Hilary guards of the other legations. DISTRICT. Peace hath its victories. ge r, Alma Hague, President. Kephl. The French aeronauts say that two John A. Morgan Vice President, centuries will pass before men will Levan. Ivan C. Da!Yy, Secretary. Levan. safely fly across the Atlantic This J. T. Kay, Treasurer, Mona, transforms tbe present generation Into mere Innocent bystanders. EAST COUNTY PRECINCT OFFI-CERAn American spendthrift was arrested In London for throwing money Into the street, but as a rule the wait Mona. era and porters do not allow AmeriJohn t'atea. Juitlce can visitors to go that far. Health Officer N. W. Kllff-tsofl- . Nephl. Stuttering, according to an InvestiJustice J. 8 Cooper. gator, Is three times as common Conatable J. II. Drough. among boys as among girls. We alHealth Officer Dr. D- O. Miner. ways have noticed that a girl seldom Levan. kas any trouble In talking. Justice George W. Kofod. Constable Richard Iveraon. A Parisian scientist Is fighting the Juab. germ of old age and thinks be Is on Justice R. C. Stephenson. the way to prolong life Indefinitely. If Constable Orson Wortblnglon. be Is successful, he will practically race. human the NEPHI COMMERCIAL CLUB. Just now the man without a straw Meets and first third of kat Is aa oonnplmous as was the man every month at the club parlor Itb one In April. in the Mint building. Visiting members of neighboring commercial clubs -s mln-.rasks Why are cordially welcomed. an exchange. Ak some big leaguer William Pailey, Pre,)den Geo. A. Hperry, Financial Herretary who has been shipped back to them roT. W. Vlckers, corieinding California woman aaw a bnrglar en- tary. tering a window and beat him over Modern Woodmen of Arr"rifa No. the bead with a chair. We take It that 10.7''. meets every Tnesdav evening ber husband comes borne every night at Woodman hall. Visiting Woodmen at a reasonable hoar. welcomed J. A. COTTRE1J.. Consnl A Philadelphia fish dealer discover J. 11. LA'ilMKH, Clerk a wares fib wearing a rd among bis diamond ring. This Is a great adI. O. O. f. No. IS meets vantage over tbe restaurant oyster eeiy Mai ii r day evening In I O O. P. hall. Viswhich porta Its pearia unset iting brothers cordially lntltnl to at- tend. the Is Tnifed th Announcement JACOI1 GJfW. N cj Ptatea mint Is to reenme the manufacII JACKSON. Fery JAS. We? wonrter4 why ture of goM coins. they had been so scarce lately, but Latter-daSainta' Meetings. thought they had all been penL 10 a ni. First ward tftinday Paris has a new ttalM whlrh ha at Tabernacle; .Hcrmid maid at meeto allocked some of the critics tbat ing house. M. 1. A funds. :3 p. m. First tbey retime to review it. The of thplr refusal baa, of ward at tabernacle; tf"iid ward at me" In hoile. coutae. led to overflowing sudl'nres lief hall. Primary First ward at 4 p. m Tneadar. Hwnnd ward at enele ffat tc Connrtlru frVd That p m Tued.iy. h'mw. H rlrl n riot meetlne carry off an Priest hood meetmes - Monday. 7:!'l anrnmer a resort, either rrV!f) f"r ward met.ing p. nil at the resjef ho'ises R lif f fs,.rlt iT First ward The wind whisks a $109 hat away of ear fi month from a Chlrf girl the o'ber flay and 2 fourth "ihiusdais ! on d ward. firt and pm. and Mew It ao far that It ha rtot yet at pkIi n'ip'h n " ttU It We ahall third Th'irsdays found. This f tfve m. at the p. ae to do aomethlfig about the wind. ard 3 r m li'!cl"Ti classes F"M. H'nd 7h Germans have sdojfd basehall evrrr F'tday at It to have and are raid ari. 3 i. m . Mehtj Ff'day at m?-in"mt art Hut it wJ h house. prontnt in the before they hm be year and yRra Presbytia Cwc. setae profrlent In the vocabulary. m. n i Frmdav fvno.il at 1ft 21 - e Tu-day- s oprlngr - yf 1 tn ri"' f-f "y rrrc' Mr I'rs mulch protacta the orchard. Grooming Is as Important a feeding for working horses. i Tbe careful stockman gives bis e at p m. Rev. C. K Dsvia. ? ma- nure spreader daily exercise. The United States produces more corn than all th rest of the world. Dees require water. . Cows should not be kept too long on one ration, no matter bow good. Rotation Improves the soli. Rape Is excellent for swine. Kafir !s harder on land than corn. r. OF- Physician and Surgeon SURVEYING Land, mining, irrigation, power, draughting, ltiuering, blue prints. NEPHI, UTAH. OrriCB Do not forget to provide shade for the poultry. The soft maple is a fast growing tree that loves a fairly moist climate. More fresh air and Iss hot air ar what is needed in tbe dairy bualnesa It should be remembered tbat a Tbe better the man, the. better the horse can do more his than will feet, cow. Every time. stand. Cold water Is practically useless for Whenever hogs are confined to one removing bacteria. feeding place a feeding floor should be Cover crops must be used to prevent provided. 'he loss of plant food. nutter is eaten more as a relish than foe the actual constituents It You can't tell by the looks of a dairy contalnh. row how honest she is. The United States Is responsible An Inch of rainfall on an acre of for s of the cotton crop of land weighs more than 10 Otons. the world. two-tU'rd- Harrow teeth are made to be turned, yet how many people do It? It Is just aa necessary to fit a collar to a horse as It Is to fit a shoe to tbe foot. A pasture arranged to Include a few shade trees Is 2t per cent, better. Ducks are' very fond of dande- If hens develop the feather-pullinhabit, send them to market at once. g Corn and alfalfa make a combination that cannot be equalled on the dairy farm. lions chopped ground grain. and mixed with From the time corn tassels out until tt becomes ripe It Increases Its dry matter Attorney at Law County Attorney It Is a mistake to keep a nondescript bull simply because be coat a little money. 'Phon no. . Office VETERINARIAN at Court House HENRY ADAMS Lawyer Praotloe la all tbe Courts. matter given careful and fteompt atteatlea. Oftce second floor of Ooldsbreugh Block. and Buflding. Phone No. 136-Z- . UTAH PHONE 187 Diseases of domestic animals treated City Barber Shop and Dentist Of&ea Rooms Hoa. :: Graduate Veterinary College University of Pennsylvania All legal Dr, J. A, BOOTH :: NEPHI oomtnuyoa tkcavmknt narr sum wo A. NIELSON, Tbree Doors North ct Post CMBoe t. Wis a Enoch Burton Livery and Feed Stable Architect us Meets All Trains. Plans and Specifications for all kinds Dray of Building- , Kesidences a Specialty ftood livery IUs. WaroD. OFFICE AT RESIDENCE Ajents for Ceai. Phone - I CO TO THE I H D. GOLDSBROVCH, Ki1o am Ua. No. Speaking of the matter now, "crop clover added to corn the ensilage.) Proprietor MODERN BARBER SHOP Per First Clasa Work IntroWing the to the is the merchant buyer purpose accomplished by our advertising columns. The integrity of both are vouched for TRADE MORAL We make a specialty ol Electric Scalp nod Fare MAH.MAUK Batb and 8hoe Bhininc; Stand In Connection. 5 doors smith P.O. Batchalor Bros., Props. FORREST HOTEL Heaaquartera for Traveling Men. New elegantly aointe I room addition, ausvn heat, sit a, etc. On a bloek aeuU and one east ef court aouao, phone 22. -- He Builds Wisely Who Attorney at Law The value of corn silage to the beet producer Is not limited to its use In winter feeding alone. A vessel holding 1,000 pounds of water will bold about 1.033 pound pounds of whole milk. - l Monry to Lata Office Wioa Buildiog, Nrphi TRADE MORAL TO BUILD lm-pro- Gentleness and patience are alPrepare for the colt that's coming ways Important In the dairy barn, but by giving the nire easy work, and when so the young doubly handling plenty of nourishing food and good heifer. water. Instead of feeding wet maahes to Penning chickens Is the bei-- way hicks try giving rrscked grain In mall quantities In litter. It's good to get a fine flock, for It means that yon are getting eRga from the best bealth Insurance. bens you have. Cultivation hastens the liberation Keep plen erowlrg from the start. of plant food by permitting air to permeate the soil snd ox Id lite or burn out Never let them o short one week because you are busy looking after the organic matter. something else. Live stork husbandry will postpone For a brood sew prefer one of ?ood anil depletion for a loneer period of time than grain farming, but it will length and breidtb of body and placed on short, strong, well made not prevent depletion. set wide ajsrt. Vg The rces frmn matured hens will When our hena are allowed to he- hatch better and prodm-stronger of the ovt-drhkks than the eggs of pullets They nme tverfat. a disorder -( Is often th are usually larger, loo. esult. shlrh catisea It to "hreTiV down behind." To avoid sore month in pls, the Silos sill b bnllt In laige number little fellows should bate their large front teeth retnoved as soon after this year, as n.anr fmii.rrs had a std they are farrowed as oiilble prlence keeidne their ratlin alive I irin vere winter. the b'nit, When the plow borws are bronchi Its at noon the harness boiiVi be reHour n Ilk l about as for moved snd the shoulder c.ilf an ro I tied li g, ahed and Eroi!.ic rubbed dry while they are feeding. milk is bnt lirt'e trtwr, nrd evioglte qiiatiU'io are evn worse. tHTs-rThe resn'fs of the th disk ar,d mold board p!o e ow to he n.ilV ed If tdi ih irdWafe that for dm f!wi her In 'he habit of A'" ciirHr, snd f do- -, n !ih Is prtf(rabl U the pi;::ipl'y. It Is oftefi tbo s'ow milker II. t mil e the) strippers. plow. WELL girl's love by taking her aunt buggy riding is like an attempt to do business without advertising. The aunt enjoys the buggy ride, but it doesn't help your cause with .Jhe merchant who wanaC$twin the home folks' trade will win if he plugs persistently through these columns. USE N Plaster eph i Trying to win a Has No Equal 1 The Largest and Purest natural deposit of Gypsum in the World. Nephi Plaster & Mfg. Co, County Mill and Elevator Company Juab MANUFACTURERS OF Flour and Mill Produce t Everything Mew and up to date Our Leaders Gold Coin Flour and Freih Ground Graoam You Dorft Need a Town Crier to emphajsite the merits of your butine or announce your special tales. A straight story told in a straight way to the readers of thia paper will quickly reach the ears of the thoughtful, intelligent buying public, the people who have the money rs their pockets, and the people who listen to reason and not noie. Our books, will show you a list of the kind of people you appeal to. Call and tee them a Vtiii office "8 4 Travelers to Colorado and the East e 8houll ftelrrt a route famed for Mcenir Attraction and Superior Train Service. The Denver &f?io Grange RAILROAD ors "The Scenic Line of the World" "Every Mile a Picture" Irr-eo'- etpr-ri-mrnt- s tnoM-bosrt- While me?t is art exoilnnt frod for ' pc prodiir tion, In arrount of It a quality, there are a number of other feed mhir h a'so are hieh grain Irf Iiotled on nitropen, among whirh may be found lmeed meat, malt sprouts and glilea fed. alra Cows are pr4 rearly to Mame for leirg tirprnfl'able Hefire fell'r-hrTrrl Selling a COW to th should be able to, look squarely at ths row and say honestly that yost hav done yrir part to her to b a ((Toftable creators r the filling of dioklines, dry Is unsuitable. They will not ei erioMgh chirp grit to dieest It, Whole wheat fend cracked corr., snd let stand cold, will give good results. nnlil If jou are bothered with re around the rMken eoop. mix com meal with plsrter of 'paria. snd pro-tid- e r,'"ri,y of drinking water nearThe rats wtii eat the plaster by and drink creedily. The wafi r and '! the plaster will nnl'e ;:'r, klHIng tbe r Thos. H. Burton Builds Well" sec-an- d balance tbelr own rations Sore shoulders are the result of If Poultryare tbey given a wide variety of not and collars, always feeds to select from. season. of those Ibis Some farmers are even so busy In Paper may be made to stick to harvest time that tbey bavan't time whitewashed walls by an application to stop and do tbe oiling. of vinegar to the walls. Always water first, then a little Clabbered milk drained anil left to this gives hay, and follow with dry makes a fine feed for young cbicts. the animal a chance grain; to digest. Rub It fine before feeding. Thla Is a good time to put a square Second of third crop alfalfa. If of tar paper In the bottom of each properly managed, furnishes a very nest box for tbe benefit of lice. satisfactory pasture for sheep. The tevelness with which a torse All cows that are hearty eaters are walks la one of the heat evidences nil not profitable producers, but profit- that bis legs work In harmony. able, producers are hearty eaters. When you get a good team let tbe It la usually mere guesswork to tell fellow whistle, but doa't put a the age of a hen by her appearance other on It. and so Invtt Us early price has after she passed the pullet stage. sale. e 44-- Licensed Abstracter A 20 acre Liberal feeding of the dairy calves added to thepoultry farm has been equipment of (he Unt It will draw big of Illinois. verslty Interest. Every farmer should have a small wheel seeder snd a small wheel garden bose. Dr. J. G. IRONS T. L FOOTE five-fol- Is money put where Don't forget tbe weeds that are getting ready to go to seed along the roadside. 84 AT RESIDENCE Tbe young calves need an abundance of sunlight . COUNTY JAMES H.CARTER PHONE NO. Every Idle acre Is a tax on every acre In use! Mem-mott- . Superintendent County Infirmary J. 13. Vlckers. County Physicians Dr. W. W. Dennett, Dr. J. A. llensel. EAST A sod I). S. Pack. Dal by. D. O, Miner, M, D. Feed the dairy cows a variety, FARM U. S. Expert In Charge Experiment Station P. V. Cardon. State Foreman Experiment Station Stephen Hoswell. County. commissioners Oeorgu County Jones, Ueorge C. Whltmore. John S. Nellsen. Clerk T. W. Vtckers. Recorder Wm. Burton, Treasurer A. R. Pax man. Assessor Earl Jackman. Surveyor Arthur A. Miller. Attorney T. U Foote. Sheriff Giia J. Henrlod. Superintendent of schools Ivan C. Road Scaly leg la very contagious. MEADOVBROOK representative James D. Supervisor, Nephl Forest who Henceforth It Is going to be posi-bl- e to alight from a street car without being bowled over by some with more gasoline than sense. District W. 1 Cook. J. A. Hyde. Htate Senator State Sheep like rape. NOTES pe- '"' offfm tli ';;ik '',nt" Trvp'r- - more rari4 kttrartlnn. Ihrt run be tren fmr.f thp r nindiw nifhout ettrs for sirt trips, than any othT lin. Spwial tow Round Trip Frr to f'u'blo. rlorado fprlnt Tvn-- r and piinripul stprn pfilnfn, on sal" May 11. 25 and 21. 1312; Junn 1. 6, 8. 12. 1'. 20. 22 and 2f. 1912; July 3. 12 nd 0. 1912; 4 snd 6. WZ. 1. 2. 23 and 31. 9'.2i Hpem Tl.roii'i g:anlard (in i Tourist SifPiilns Cr dity to Inpr, Katia Ci'y. Kt.. I. on o. Omaha srJ CI Icaco. SUPERS DINING CAR SERVICE This Ko;it Au-Ru- br Karp fiiiil Ui to sny I. A. f.!l pjrti "ulT iirzi.Ap w !t b Upp Asri. I7;iis Wit. Bait Iakf? Citj. ah. Knana A. WatlWgti, I;nton, fht" tfv'.tT fury lhwl on sppM1--tio- Aef-nl- . f ;irs1 Y. !""!. Vn"fr r' Ae-nf- . 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