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H f AGl TW IRON COUNTY RECORD, CEDAR CITY. UTAH. FJMDAY, JULY riS2. H JSnapped at Frisco as democrats Select Leader H First pictures from tho Domo- pH oratlo convention at San Fran- H claco, showing tho loaders who j started tho ball rolling. No. 1 is H of Norman B. Mack of Now York; B No. 2 Is a group of tho throo wo H xnon leadors tho now olomont In H major party affairs, left to right H they are Mrs. Qoorgo Dana 'ot I GOODYEAR PLANS I ANOTHER TOWN H Purshase of Marinette, Ariz., and M 7800 Acres Strengthens Hold B on Tire Fabric Industry. H purchase of the town of Marinette, H Lrjzona, fourteen miles northwest of H 'hoeiiix, and 7,800 acres of land ad- H acant, for cotton growing, lias just H cen made by tho Southwest Cotton H Company, a subsidiary of tho Good- H year Tiro & Rubber Company. H lly,tho completion of this deal, tho H total amount of land owned by the H company for raising long staple cotton H to be used in fabric for automobilo H tires .has been incrensed to 36,000 H acres. More than 20,000 acres ad- PH dltionnl have been, leased for future V needs. Of tho 50,000 acres controlled H about .30,000 arc under cultivation and H producing many thousands of bales of H cotton annually. PH Homes similar to those built by the H company for its 2,000 employees in H tho towns of Litchfield and Goodyear H in the Salt River Valley will be erect H d in Marincttd for employees on the H new plantation. PH To celebrate the acquisition of the H new tract, a bnrbccuo was given re- H ccntly. by tho company to allow its H employees to become acquainted with H tho people of Marinette. H The pioneer work dono by this corn- Chicago, Mrs. Weir Troy, com mlttoowoman ot Alaska and Mi's. Itobort L. Owon, wlfo of Sonator Owon from Oklahoma; No. 8. Samuol Gompors, veteran preel dont of American Federation of Labor, as ho went before the plat form commlttoo asking a spocluo labor plank; No. 4, the newest picture of William Jennings pany in irrigating portions of tho Salt River Valley and starting tho cultiva tion of cotton in tho heart of an Ari zona desert marks one of its brilliant achievements. Besides owning cotton gins and other equipment in Arizona, another Goodyear auxiliary has gone into tho Imperial valley in California nnd arranged to take largo portions of tho cotton yield in that fertile region. While tho cultivated cotton does not begin to supply the company's pres ent needs, the project has been .de veloped to caro for future requirements. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Tho stockholders of the Cedar City Co-op M. & M. I., met according to tho notice given on Tuesday, July G, at 8-30 p. m., nnd on account of so few being present they adjourned to meet next Mondny evening, nt 8-30 p. m.f July 12- To .consider and de cide on the proposition of consolida ing our interests with tho Cedar Sheep Association. A good atten dance is desired. S. W. LEIGH, Sec. Travel to nnd from tho railroad ap pears to keep up strong, nnd the big 15 passenger auto bus is loaded to capacity nearly every trip. Enterprise is making a bid for the crowd at their Twenty-Fourth cele bration. It is reported that they are going to have a flno timo there. . . .. ) Bryan with, his "dry plank smile; No, 5, J. Bruce Kremer, vice chairman of the Democrat! National Committee, who called tho convention to order, and No. 6, Bryan's doable (on the left) who is Isadora Dookweiler, mh tlonal committeeman from 01 fornla shaking hands with A thur Mullen ot Nebraska. Messrs. Will Prince, Bert Grant, Lester Taylor and Alvin Kelsoy of Now Harmony were registered at tho Cedars Hotel this week. MICKIE SAYS: fc fr, GNS EttOME A. UUN tVt OC J ypRrntm' vress k.o. fcot vt J TMtCS COUPLC O' GOOD CXJE VvRQv oov.iKs gewtco tbewtsij viiiivajwex L EEfcOovurea J I JOE MARTIN ITS A GREAT GAME H I ":S,4:Je GfiEi DrT AM REAL lljw'ELL AHAMOE BOY DAT )lQZfl H --S MONEY YOU DVG UP, CAN TEACH Yff HOW, feg ttf.- NOW WE CAN PLAg STEP RIGHT PIS WAY M 5 THATl , jff , i B 2 r XIIZj BUT YOU A KOTHA GAME.M H SEBGN COME LBV J ) ST -jffiffim ' - """ Come See This Book of ''Cornell Interiors" i. . . if l,av? Just received this new eollec- u , nm ll'llii'lilll ljv tion of views that shows the variety and g" ' mm B)uiiiiN,ii,Hi,iiim,iiii,iiiiiHuimw charm of paneled interiors so casilyob- " -RT , ImL- r, ' 'Corn,lljotdour,K,t,trolt,m",ay, g'lVCS triple protCCtionngainStmoistUre, "So lntnruttUn, Dri, Ahitatlonr. ' I Ikt fdtloty luptrinttnJtnt. Miltioii ef CXDanSIOtl aild Contraction. aXtre Corntll.h'ooJ:BiytrJ it uitJ for H flit of tcaitt ifatt art tnn( toneertjd into aMt,teiiint,f'Ttmont,ixhiittionboolhl B uitfkl fuartert tkil vty Ftbteiiont c) ma- iU LU'lfil j yi -a ortkomoomt tniUod of talk and fUiuf, Si tkinrnannottauitCarntll to track or fall '01rSlllOfMB"irCO?Jfi Njmatr.noKattinitrrtktftrKallitodr? Q Wc recommend Cornell for new construction,re- pensive. It iseasily applied withhammerand nails modeling and repairing because there is nothing right to the joists and.studdingor over damaged cleaner, more sanitary and attractive, nor so inex- plaster. Come in now anJAuk ever the ideas in this new took J. D. LEIGH MERC. CO. LUND -:- UTAH j CottulPl Mitt.Primtd" tutfatt $ktt'p!lwilkout l i'ti'j. Sattt Ikt toil aid later of a taint toal U GOODYEAR COAST PLANT STARTS UP Big Boost for Los Angeles, Which Is Industrial Metropolis of The West. Los Angeles became the industrial metropolis of tho Pacific coast a few d&yB ago when tho $20,000,000 new factory of Tho Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of California started operation just 10 months after ground was broken. Tho first tiro was built by P. W. Litchfield, vice president and' fac tory manager of the Akron company, who made the long trip west for that purpose. Other high officials of. both Akron and California companies par ticipated in turning out the- first pneumatic. Word was immediately tolo graphed to Akron, whero whistles were blown and fitting observance mado of tho interesting event. This tiro will bo placed in the company's JnMWUMHMIUIinm(M1lllllllimtMMWillJlliatUtlllUMHtlUMtltUIMtllllll1UM CEDARS I HOTEL s I FOR THE REFRESHMENT AND j COMFORT OF THE WAY I FARER. I 1 Food and Service of the Highest I quality. Four hours from Zion National I Park ; two hours from Hot I Springs Sanitarium. I Five thousand, seven hundred I feet elevation, in the shadow of snow-clad hills. The vacationist's best sum mer home and rest. H. S. CUTLER Owner and Manager. "immmammmaimammmmmmmammawkmmiMmwanaa : f . i . - museum in its new welfare building, the lnrgcst in tho world. The California company begins operation with 2,000 employees, of which 700 are in the offices and 1,300 in the factory. One half of tho fac tory employees were experienced tire builders sent from Akron to train the 7,000 men who will ultimately bo employed. Tho now company has erected many bungalows for its workers, financing them in the same manner that it has enabled 15,000 Akron employees to enjoy comfortable homes. Adjoining tho factory, an aviation field of 300 acres has been laid out, with a largo hangar for airships. This J3 field' will later be tho terminus of the 0 compaay'a air line between the Lot I Angeles factory and its cotton planta- 1 tion near Phoenix, Ariz. 1 Production on tho first day was 60 tires, but will increase to 600 daily & within a month. Capacity production f will' be 6,000 tires a day when the I plant is in full operation. j j Haying is on now in dead earnest S and' the farmers are cnjoying(?) one i of 'their busy seasons. A good crop la generally reported, but tho price is j remaining about the $16 mark, with. M at few holding ont for $20 por-ton. 9 WtSk vintulfdjninll It K. C. B. I Here s whetfe we I call a spade just ihat I " " , 'tiW I ' : & y I THE POET says a rose,, POOR TURKI8H tobacco.' . t ' ':' 1 , t v DY ANY other name. WHICH 18 less expensive. ." '' B . . ' ' '"M"! J WOULD SMELL as sweat. AND NT so good. ' t - I " t' r I AND THAT'S all right. AND THIRD, tobacco. ,.' I BUT CALLC. CALLEd'tURKISH, which. ."",' J SOMETHING ELSE: a rose. NEVER fAW Turkey. ' WON'T CHANGE Its smell. BUT GREW thousands. . j - 1 OF COURSE Dot. F M,L8 ,aW.ny- ' f ;' ' ' 1 ami iim i i AND DOESN'T oven. "r1- AND I'M not knocking. . :,, , .;, TA8TE LIKE Turkish. BUT JUST telling you. . r , .u- X.Z ' AND ,T'8 th0 Bood Turtfsh. , ;. RIGHT OUT. . . . j THAT'S REALLY from Turkey t THAT THERE are only. . f l THAT YOU got. THREE GRADES. IN THE clgarottos, OF TURK18H tobacco. ... THAT SATISFY. FIRST, GOOD TurklBh. " ' ' WHICH 18 mlitr good. OlVlnl , .. ' ' ,,.. A1 . want tho b l nnd wo got it. And 7 AND AL80 expenslvo. the same with Domestic leaf. Blend r.r or-M" t,lcm together-by that can't-bo- AND SECOND. copled method and you got a emoko that actually doeB "a(y.w I riesteriiclQ .nrmVBi.it,, WTiWiy..l.Ui.iVllw4l m I H DmTTiHI I lllinill'TmTI