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Show Fork PANIS VOL. III. NO. 7. ID SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1004. the boll weevil pest. tlh . Entered Feb. tl, 101, so Meoid-elu- i matter Feet t bpunUh Fork, U tab . Act of Coosrass of March I, S FOUND ANCIENT INDIAN JAR. FINE NEW BUILDINGS BEING Insect Doing Immense Damage Rare Specimen Recently Discovered In New York State, to Cotton Crop. The fact that the cotton crop for Hoeacks of Fonda, N. Y while 1904, by all signs, Is likely to be no stalking deer during the last hunting better than that of 1903 gives great season at the Little Falls of the upInterest to the work now being done per waters of the Sacondaga, near to check Lake Plseeo, by th6 general government caught In a heavy downweevil. While the wee- pour of rain, was the cotton-bol- l obliged to aeek vil affects mainly the crop of Texas, shelter from the storm under the the Indications that the area affected lodges of the Little Falls. While sitis gradually extending northward will ting there his attention was attracted cotwhat seemed to bo a round, brown Inevitably have their effect on the ton market The shortage in Texas bowlder partly covered with moss. alone the past season may be taken Carelessly atriking It, it gave forth a by which to foretell the hollow sound. His curiosity being J of !he present year. excited, he dug away the earth with For Instance, one of the largest his hunting knife and soon laid bare symmetrically formed earthen Jar. The Jar stands ten Inches high. At Its largest circumference It measures fhl.rty inches, and at Its smallest twenty Inches. The circumference of the top or mouth of tbe Jar measures twenty-fou- r Inches. The vessel on the Inside bears signs of use, but the outside shows no trace of fire, as Is usual In Indian Jars. Tbe bottom is rounded. The ornamentation around the top is of the usual style The naval academy at Annapolis will be the finest in the world when of the Mouawk pottery that Is, a n series of straight and diagonal lines. these buildings have been completed, The Jar still bears the moss that had gathered on the rounded bottom that ADD BEAUTY TO ANNAPOLIS J NOT ALTOGETHER A STRANGER. was exposed above the earth. I The Jar Is a well preserved speci- Description of Now In At Least Hs Had Right to Vote In Buildings men of Mohawk pottery, and is rare Course of Erection. Washington. . on account of the shape of the top. AnA few Work at on new the days after Lieutenant Genbuildings which Is cut In three curves, forming eral Chaffee was inducted into hla ofbeen in has which progress napolis, beetles hew three points, which give It a trianguLate fall boll, showing will take fice one of tbe oldest and most widehide between boll and Involucre, lar appearance. Amsterdam Morning for four years and which to comfour ly known of the Washington correanother years probably planters of Robertson county, whose Sentinel. has advanced to a point where spondents, who had never met the plete, of the most of of that land is typical lieutenant general, was presented to what has been accomplished convey Old Custom House. cotton region, reports that where on a good Impression of the ultimate out- him In hla office at the war departe were bales sixty-fiv,1892 Tbe proposition for a new custom come of the big undertaking. l$P,ores in ment by the chief of one of the miliproduced, the same land in 1903 yield- house at this port has met with an !m divisions. When the correspontary show Of the buildings which already ed but fifteen bales.. With an Insect mediate and gratifying response from was formally presented General dent one to is that the principal oth the business public, and the prospect to advantage pest sure to reduce the crop, the Chaffee arose and, grasping the hand miduse of to the the be devoted er misfortunes Incident to the season for realizing thia Im of his visitor, cordially said: "I am of a as quarters, picture shipmen wet caused by late planting, springs provement Is decidedly encouraging, meet to How have strucpleased you. long This herewith. which la given severe droughts and flooding summer aaya the Philadelphia Ledger. been In the cltyT This with a reyou be will what of Is ture to the right situation rains combine to mako the In colonial times, and for many the main entrance opposite the water assuring smile, supposing hla caller very serious. was a casual visitor. Tbe general was years after, each collector furnUhed front. when the correspondent surprised A Wonderful Canyon. The entrance to the midshipmens promptly replied. Thirty years." of a Court of be will construction the for In preparing through quarters The visitor was invited to a seat and Honor. The front will be marked by an a tunnel to Irrigate the Uncompahgre Interesting quarter of an hour fola highly ornamental fence In ornate valley In western Colorado, it became lowed. necessary to make a topographic sur design, all of hand wrought Iron work. The posts of the entrance gates will vey of the bottom of the grand canyon MAYOR M'LANE IS ALERT. of the Ounnlson river for a distance support electric lights, and a line of arc lights at Intervals of sixteen feet of about 1 ,500 feet. Hut the walls of Baltimore Executive tho Right Man will surround the building. From the this eanyon, approximately 2,000. feet in the Right Place. center of the Court of Honor drivings in height, are sheer precipices, and It M. McLane, mayor of BaltiRobert In and boats. to left and ramps will lead is impossible to go through right, believes In applying plain busiA descent to the bottom was effected forming ample roadways to the main, more, or first floor level, which Is elevated ness methods to the government of by means of a narrow fissure eroded in the granite cliffs, but In order to a full story In height above the Court his city, and as a consequence the reach the opposite side of the river, of Honor. On the exterior of the work of straightening out the devasare tated community la progressing rapwith the aid of a similar fissure, the building, between the ramps, to idly. Here Is an Illustration of the had make to a detour broad up and leading surveying party ample steps blunt' way In which he acta and talks. 150 miles. In all, four ex of pbout the higher level. Snortly before the great fire there a of Honor Court tremely perilous descents were made the from Leading of bills were brought to him number to the bottom of the canyon. In places are broad terraces which extend all TorrifovjFfinjJ. for approval. They were of the kind It was necessary to let the men down around the building fifty feet In width, In many large cities are which ever cliffs several . hundred feet by which, especially on the southeast or means of ropes. the office In which customs business parade ground front, command an ex- bunched under the head of sundries was transacted. In. July, 1819, the tended view of Annapolis Harbor and and Incidentals," but Mayor McLane requires that they be Itemized. One Josh Billings, Jr. first federal building used for a cub Chesapeake Bay. of the bills was for cigars and across was in tom a house be opened Philadelphia l parade The fact that there will for business. It was located on Sec- ground of 1,000 leet In length between It the mayor wrote: The city of Balond street, below Dock, at tbe north' tbe front of the building and the sea timore does not smoke cigars." west corner of Elmslle's alley, and wall will afford tbe midshipmen ample HIS IDEAS ON EDUCATION. continued In use as the custom houe space for drills and sports. From the United until the purchase of the parade ground, leading up to the ter- Merchant Knew What He Wanted for States bank. In 1841. race, are ample granite stairways, and His Sen. at various points along the esplanade Tho Arable Day. Lloyd water Morgan, with fresh professor of miner will be fountains The Arabic day begins at sunset, spouting from the mouths of sport- alogy In the University of Oxford, tells with delight how a great English and tbe particular one which begins ing dolphins. The building as originally designed merchant came to consult about the any month la that on which the new story of Instruction of the hopeful eon and "It ain't never a safe plan to trust moon la first seen after sunset. Apart called for the ground-floo- r courses and belr who was some day to run tbe nny man that wants you to take off from the cloudiness of the sky there granite, with granite-bel- t vast business Interests from which your hat and cheer ter him Just becoi may be and generally Is consldrable cornice above, the major portion of the pater" had made hla wealth. you ain't got proof to show that he's difficulty In seeing the crescent, lost the walls of the first, second and third But mind you," said he, I don't Before the brick. with tbe radiance he ,n faced must as stories It always kallawag." want him to learn about strata or was completed, however, of the set sun and consequently there ground story or faults or upheavals or denudafor dips time was substituted ; Century Old Colorado Tree; uncertainty granite (.Always 1 fill his There are many large specimens of after sunset whether the day Just be- facings, giving a more massive and tions, and dont want him to mind with fossils or stuff about crysthe brown cedar, Junlperue monosper-mi- , gun Is to be reckoned with the last substantial effect 1 want him to learn la The story of the level with the pa- tals. What in the Garden of the Gods, Pike tnonlh or as the first of a new month to find how Is gold and silver and copPeak. Colo. Prof. Besscy of the Uni rade ground on the southeast front Bismarck. what is called the basement. Here per In paying quantities, strain payverslty of Nebraska, during a recent are located the kitchen, bakery, laun- ing quantities." visit to that place, made an effort to ascertain tbe age of some of the mag dry, commissary, general stores and SEES 80ME GOOD IN WAR. nlflcent specimens. He was fortunate storage. on tho of entrance building the to At find tne stump of a recently enough cut tree on which It was easy to the first floor la a vestibule built of Jewish Rabbi Denies That It Is an Unmlxsd Evil. Indiana limestone, four full stories In the annual growth rings In a sermon on Universal Peaco" These were counted and It was found helghL Limestone columns with that this particular tree was between carvings, lighted by many at Temple Beth El, New York. Dr. 100 and 1,000 years old. electric llghta. adorn this vestibule Samuel Schulman denied that war la The floor is laid In mosaic, and am- an unmlxed evil. Prolonged peace, he Sword Captured at Bunker Hill!. ple stairways right and left lead off declared, fosters egotism and tends Winfield W. Brown of Dover, N. H to tho rooms of executive officer and to destroy the capacity for b&a a rare and highly valued revolu "There are Home silly Jews, beyond to the rooms of the midshiphe continued, who talk of buying a men. tlonsry relic, the sword cane of Col. Henry Dearborn, who captured It from Directly ahead one cornea to the battleship for Japan. If these Jews have any money to spare I can show the British on the battlefield of Bungrand stairway of Indiana limestone, and them how to employ It to better adker Hill. Tho cate la 3 1 4 Inches long with elaborate ncwell column end weighs 6!4 otinres. It has been vantage In the service of the world. broad, easy steps leading up to Mehanded down through the Dearborn morial Hall. At the head of these We can aafely leave the troubles to tho Justice of God." family at North Hampton to the Dearstairs la a pair of bronze doors which This silhouette of Bismarck, made cost $10,000, the gift of Col. R. M. borns at Raymond, from them to Ebon-ex- r Is treasured IN HIS FATHERS FOOT8TEPS. Dearborn of Nottingham, step- when he was a student, Thompson of New York, president of of Gotti: corps Hanoverian father of Winfield Brown, Us present by the the Jersey Central Railroad. Col. owner. gen. Thompson was formerly a cadet and Son of German Professor Himself a Notable Instructor. take a lively Interest In hla Alma and Production. Price Hay A son of the late lrof. Felix Flugol, of Mars. Mater. Atmosphere Dr. Johnstone Stoncy has calculated, states and territories Of forty-ninThe purpose of Memorial Hall la who died a few days ago at Lelpslc, by application of tho dynamic theory the highest average price per ton of for tho storage of trophies of war Germany, Is professor of English philof gases, that any water vapor Intro- hay produced In 1903 Is shown In which are kept at the Naval Academy, ology at Stanford university, Califorduced Into the Atmosphere of Mars Uhodo Island, almost $19. while the and which date from tho Revolution nia. Thu son was Interested In hla would escape Into apace, tho gravita- lowest price Is reported from Nebraa-ka- . to the time of Dewey and the battle father's work of making a universal tion there being sufficient to retain It. $1.48 per ton. the average for the of Manila. The room will he uied for dictionary, a work which had Its Inwhole convey bolqt $9 08. The fig- close reunions, and the annual meet- ception with Dr. J. G. Fnigd, father ures for yield per acre put Arizona at ings of the Naval Alumni will he held oi Felix, who In 1830 published a largo Youthful Widow. A woman of 20, who applied for a the top of the list, with $3.48 tom per there. It will also be a recreation and German English lexicon, which wasro-yardemarlare llr.nae In Hartford, Conn., acre, vhllet New Hampshire la low, reading room for midshipmen when for years as a standard work (aid that alie had been a widow four-too- with .9 ton per acre, and Maine next not at study. of reference by philologists. with .9 ton psr acre, jroara. Llttl CITY DRUG STORE! UNO. U. BUILT FORf NAVAL CADETS a .. much-neede- d t cvj .for-som- all-bric- Russo-Japanes- e n E S E E E E BANKS, Prop, I PURE AND DRUGS MEDICINES E E S E. E I I I I I: E E E E E PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY EXPERIENCED PHARMACISTS. qmmRtnmrmmnTmnnmmimmTimwimmmnmmmHiuHnwwrrnTmmmwg D?v.W:E. WARNER, HI and Residence Jnsl oath of City Square. Office . . Spanish Fork, Utah. Hah, a BAoc.tr. Fir, Lit, Telephone T X wnnrc ua son vf Conveyancer and Notary Pnbllo, Orrica Over Oran Lewis Store. Utah. Ipaalih Fork, J. Pedersen. j Blackimith & Wheol-wrig- Jqx Lumber Company. ht Material ei ktil'KQ Bank, Hpsitsh ferk. AND always aa ... Oppeslte mats. tha Lead Twenty Yean In Attorney-at-La- Flrtl-ela- data Hsalth and Plait Accldsnt, ..INSURANCE.. PROVO SAXEY, A. UTAH. andrbw B. Mosoas. ATTORN A. Phono IMS. S. Academy Ave. Independent Insurance Agency. BAGLEY& MORGAN Knight Building SIS Spanish Tartu Nlvht call tnsvered from Uoysok houae . Dbast Agency W. H. RAY,. PROVO, Office at roitK drug stork BrANisn III Insurant Greatest DR. C. T. KENDALL, Building Material. NIELS ANTHON. Blacksmith and Wheel Wright. Buggy Work a Han & Produce, Bailed Specialty. All kind, of extra, for burirles and waenne alwajre on band, and work properly attended to. COMPLETE HITE OF I Opposite Tattle flail, Spanish Fork. SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S SPANISH FORK MEAT COMFY PAINTS.. DEALERS IN FRESH AND CURED HEATS FANCY AND STAPLE CROCEKIES San Pedro, Los Angeles Lake R. R. HIGHEST BASH PRISE PAID FOR JUDES J0ND PELTS. 1-Sa- lt LORENZO THOMAS fitHioiimi One block nertk of Bank, I'tak. Vftilek Fork, G. O. EIRIKSSON, PORTRAIT ARTIST TIME TABLE arrscr jclt I, to. M Northward Southward ?eTfIeS Studio In Mnrtall bulld'ng, Mil street. Opel very dey from 10 a. a. Ull I p. m. Werkmeo. Sei Ship and meierlsl guerenleed Frnneleeo and New York styles. SpsnlshPorh a m p. m T H S1 oMsn (l!s 4 TMSSS ITS, ININ t IS INH ftl 40 S 44 B. H. BROWN, T S Livery S to Stable. Hack Meets all Trains Tuosa Rpaalsk Fsrk, No. IS. . CIS I Jub Milford 00. m. n p. m. CWllsnlos iv p. No. p. m. IS IS m. IM a. m. st p. m. II Asti Uk4 s. Krl.ro uip.m. m. OS Its4 SH 10 Sol .pQQd si brasrh. 4 Brakes direct connections fur .11 points un I soli. Volley K. W. uii.i.srr. flencml Piwwmr Aseol. Agon,. T. C. Isch. A. I Oett'l Aiieul. J. LM.Moons, t'otnrw trialTicket Afenl. 8. JLtch. Depot Utah Spanish Fork Co-Operat- ivo TIME TABLE Institution, Dealers la General Merchandises Flour, Grain e d E E and Produce. Uannfaotnrers of and Harness, Boots Shoes. JOHN JONES, Supt. LUh. Bpislsk Fsrk, Arrtvsl ssd drpsrturs of Irstns frma DpM HnrtBfvllls.Prsvo.aol Lftkl I N.a sn j til point. va.tsnd Lsk No.CS Ktrprlnvtlls 4 on sll points vtr ws No. 9- -4 or Turvka, Msuunoth sad til- .....A v.rt'ltv No. or Eureka, U.misotk sad all- - No. t-- For t,l Trolt Ips4 ta-T- d.tlsra vetuty In Pf.I.s Uslso depot with Sll trsls. cf Souvt.rs TscillssodOrvsss Sbsrt Lins. O ITERS citotc or Connexion. mult TAST TUrCUCB TEAIKS PA11T fl AND 1HREB DISTINCT RCKNIO ROUTE SifS 4S Pulmsn Pstse, snd prdlnsr, I'rnrrr, lOvh, H.h-o- . (Iiy. St, Lvuls P4 lklrs.0 stlkiuul cksess. Fret Prcllnlns Cbslr I sm rsrseoslS sea. diiN.a EiaurnluuSj S perfrvl Dlslss las vies. "f . For rates. U. L. WIUTMOUE. Amk A. Dr.NTOM. Of writs 0. A. T. Do Roll Lsks City. Me I Ttt-ke- t I |