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was touched up for five more hits than
his opponent, he kept them well scat
tered and drew himself out of many tight
places. Litchfield allowed only one man
on passes and sent away from the plate
on strike-outs three
Smoke" Balzer was on the firing line
for the suburbanites. and he pitched bril-
liant1y. Smoke" was certainly the goods
yesterday. He had speed, control and
everything else that a pitcher needs. but
lack was against him and he lost great
game.
Balzer allowed that strong bunch of
hitters only four hits. Taylor. Bagget.
Kicker and Brown being the only men
who could hit Smokes" delivery safely.
Each got single. He passed three and
recorded eight strike-outs.
Teddy Mccarthy, the boy who start
ed that sensational batting in the De-
partmental League last season, was the
hero yesterday. Every time Teddy"
went to the plate he clouted the sphere
into safe territory, one time for three
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Yankees Blank Boston.

NEW YORK. May 6-In a quick and
almost perfectly played game yesterday
New York defeated Boston. . to O.,
Brockett pitching his second shut-out Of
the season. Arellanes, for Boston, twirl-
ed great ball, but pass to Cree i'm the
first. two steals and Chase's single gave
the locals one run. They made another
in the eighth on hits by Blair and Brock
EFT, Cree's sacrifice bunt and keeler's fly
to right. The visitors were unable to
bunch their hits on Brockett, who fielded
his position finely and had nine assists
The score:
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Champions Are Again Up to Their
Old Trick of Winning.

In the most exciting and interesting
game played SO far this season at the
Capital City League Park, the Columbia
Athletic Club. last years champions. de-
feated the Brentwoods by the close score
of to ), before large crowd.
These two old rivals played a hair
raising contest. The game was a pitchers
battle from start to finish, Balzer, one
of Georgetowns star twirlers. having at
the close of the game the better part of
the argument. Southpaw Litchfield. who
did some classy work for Manager O'Con-
nor last year, twirled the opener yester-
day for the champions Although he
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Truckers Bat Hard.

LYNCHBURG, Va, May 6-Ports-
mouth hammered Moser hard yesterday
and won game in which the score was
constantly shifting, the result in the tenth
being to q. Both teams played wonder
full ball in the field. The Truckers found
Moser for thirteen bases. wasting only
one of the eight safetes. The locals
found Hanafin for ten hits, but the pinch
hitting was absent. The score:
R.HE.
Portsmouth. o o o 2 O 81 1
Lynchburg. . 0 o q o 2-6 10 1
Batteries-Hannafn and Townsend: Moser and
Ross. Umpirc-Mr. Fender.
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MdhU EIIE IEHUUE
Wilhoite's Pitching Makes Victory
Easy for Tanglewood.

Tangewood administered coat of
whitewash to the Pension Office nine, in
the Marquette League, yesterday-11 to O.
Barnes was given poor support and,
besides, was batted freely, whie Wihoite
for the Tanglewood aggregation. famed
nine batters and allowed but three hits
the Pensioners never having lOok-in
Woertendyke played a good game in
center field for the losers, while the bat
ting of Harveycutter was of more than
average worth. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Hillmen Play Great Ball.

ROANOKE, Va, May Elm superbly
played game yesterday Danville defeated
Roanoke. Score, 2 to /. Loos and Doane
were in great form. and each allowed
only five hits, but Danville managed to
bunch the singles in the third inning and
secured two runs. Fishers work at short
was the feature Of the game. and a double
play, unassisted, went to his credit. There
were four double plays. three by Dan
vile and one by Roanoke. The score:
R.H.E.
Danyille ~ o 0 o % 5 .
Roanoke. ....... o o y o ] OIL 3 1
Ratteries-I.oos and WestIake; Doanc and
Ryan. Umpire-Mr. Black. Time-1 hour and 40
minutes.
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RAILROAD LEAGUE.
Baltimore & Ohio Boys Outplay
Southern.

B. & o. defeated the Southern Railway
team in the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League
yesterday by the score of to 2. The
winners started strongly, sweeping the
Southerners off their feet and annexing
four runs in the first inning. Graham
pitched good game. and was effective
throughout. allowing but two hits An
accident happened in the sixth inning
Wall, the B. & 0. catcher sustaining
fractured nose. which will keep him out
of the game for some time Score:
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Sox Won in Eighth.

CLEVELAND. May 6.-Chicago turned
the tables on Cleveland yesterday and
won. to >. Errors allowed Chicago to
score most of the runs, the squeeze play
and Stovalrs error allowing Chicago to
score three runs in the eighth inning.
Cleveland got it's first three runs on a
pass, a single. double and triple after
two were out in the first inning and two
more were made on ninth-inning rally.
Score.
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sBatted for Barr in the seventh.
fBatted for Oldring in the ninth.

Philadelphia. ......... o % . 0-3
Left bases-Philadelphia, IL: Washington.
s. Bases on balls-Of Smith, 4: off Plank. A: of
Groom, 1. Struck Out-By Smith. 4: by Plank. 4:
by Groom. 1. Three-base hits-Davis, Collins.
Two-base hit-Barry. Sacrifice hits-Street, ely
mer. Stolen bases-Conroy. Smith. Murphy ~.
Unglaub Hit by pitcher-By Plank. /. Um-
pires-Messrs. Egan and Connolly. Time Of game
- hours and % minutes.
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Totals. 0 3241O 4. Tota
sBatted for Leahay in eighth.

Pension Office. 0 Q o o
IanglewoOd ) u ! Ill
Left On bases -Tanglewood, 10: Pension Office
g. First base balls-On Barnes, 2: off VIII
hottie, 1. Struck out-By Barnes, d; by Wilhoite
3. Three-base hits-IIarveycutter. Hunter. Will
hottie. Two-base hii-Whitemarsh. Stolen bases
-Leahay. Balm, Whitemarsh, {. Fox, Hunter.
Harveycutter, Grenfcll. Hit by ptcher-By
Barnes, /: by WihOite. 1. Umpre-Mr. Myers.
Time Of game-1 hour and 81 minutes.
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EASTERN ............ o o o ] o II
Western. ............ U o U 3-3
Left on bases-Eastern. 2; Western 3 First
base balls-Of Upton. 5; of r. Whitney. ).
Struck out-By Whitney. 16: by Upton, 13.
Three-base h!t-Guy. Sacrifice hits-R. Whitney
and Guy. Stolen bases-Leland. Varela. Ligon,
Martin l2l and Meyers. Double play-Stole TO
Guy. Wild pitches-R: Whitney ana Upton I'm.
pire-Mr Meyers. Tine OF game hours and
Is minutes
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Detroit ...... o . o O o %
Two-base hits-Cobb Williams, Wallace Sac
rifce hits-Hartzell Ferris. Double pIay-Speer
to BreckendOrf to Rossman Stolen bases-Stone
Mcintyre. Bases on balls-Of Speer, off Ora
ham, 1. Struck out-By Graham, z: by Speer 2
Left on bases-St Louis, II: Detroit, 2. Jim
pires-Messrs. OLOughln and Perrin. Time of
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Left on bases-B Baltimore and Ohio 2 First
base on balls-Of Graham. 2: of Risdon. l..
Struck out-By Graham. Z: by Rsdon, 10. Three
base hit-RisdOn. Double plays-Peake TO Fisher.
Wall to Fisher Hit by pitcher-By Graham. l..
Passed balls-Morris. 3: WALL ]. Umpire-Mr.
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Totals. o 62412

TWo-base htt-Speaker sacrifice hits-Speaker.
Cree Co. Lord and Keller. Stolen bases-Cree (2l.
Struck out-By Brockett. 1: by Arellanes, ]. DOu-
bic play-wagner To Mcconnell to Stahl Hit by
pitcher-By Brockett. 1. Wild pitch-Brocke,. :.
Left on bases-New York. 4: Boston, 8. Umpires
-Messrs. Hurst and Evans. Time Of game-1
hour and 40 minutes.
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Tigers Were Lucky.

ST. LOUIS, May 6.-Detroit yesterday
got only four hits off Graham, pitcher for
st. Louis, as against eleven hits obtained
by st. Louis, still the visitors won, to l.
Graham pitched good game, but an err
ror in the tenth, coupled with a base on
balls and a hit. allowed the Detroits to
score twice. Score:
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American Association

At st. Paul-Coumbus, 5: st. Paul. g
AT MinneapOlis-Toledo. 8: Minneapolis /.
At Milwaukee 6; Milwaukee. 5.
At Kansas City-kansas City. &; Louisville, 5.
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Interstate

MAKES A NEW RECORD
for all-arOund efficiency 1t s conceded by
those who know the automobile situation from
A to to be the smartest most reliable and
efficient American yet produced even at twice
its price,
THE DEWEY GARAGE.
1919 L st. Phone North 1850.
I'm 4
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Carolina Association
South Atlantic League.

At Savannah-Macon. s: Savannah 4.
At Columbus-C Columbus. .: Augusta, o.
At ksonville.Columbia, .: Jacksonville, 4
At Charleston Chattanooga, 2: Charleston,
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Revelle Pitched Well.

NORFOLK, Va, May 6.-Richmond
found VolZ easy and won the game from
Norfolk, to O. Temple relieved Volz at
the beginning of the fourth inning. Re-
velle was almost unhittable. Norfolk get
ting only one man as far as third base.
The score:
R.H.E.
Richmond. 1 5 o o o x-6 III /
Norfolk. ....... D 0 D o U 0 90 9
Batterics-Revelle and Messtt; VOz, Temple
and Calvin. Umpire-Mr. Mace
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Totals. 51O27I4 4 Totals. 6 27
.Batt for Wright In the ninth.

Cleveland. . o o o % 2-
Chicago. ............. U o o 0 4 O-6
Two base hits-LaJoie. Perring. Bradley. Atz.
Three-base hit-Hinchman. Sacrifice hits-Altixer
t2,.. Atz Stolen bases-Hahn. Stovall Bases on
balis-of Wright. 3: on Owen 2. Left on bases
Wright. 1: by owen 9 Double play-Perring to
Ia5oie to Stovail. Umpires-Messrs. KERN and
Sheridan Time Of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Thompson to Fight Bronson.

CHICAGO. May 6.-"Cyclone" Johnny
Thompson has been matched to fight Ray
Bronson OF Indianapolis before the Col
umbus (Ohio) Sporting Club May 25.
The original articles called for bout
between Thompson and Paddy Sullivan
of New York. but the latter refused to
fight and Bronson was substituted. The
bout will be ten-round affair. the fight
ers to weigh 133 pounds at 3 o'clock.
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Yesterdays Results.

Chicago s.: Cincinnati. 2.
Brooklyn, s.: Philadelphia. 3.
Pittsburg. 6; st. Louis )
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second was all very helpful to the SEN
ators.
Barr had many a chance to win fame
in the headlines, but 1t wasn't his day
for stunts of that kind.
Comics shift in the lineup did not
produce victory, but it wasn't his fault
that it did not.
Ganley and Cantillon made a nice pair
of leather-lunged coachers. There is no
doubt about the noise or sincerity of their
remarks.
Nobody expected Smith to hit safely IN
the second. and his crashing single to
right sending in two runs, really earned
Washington the verdict of the afternoon
Blankenship batted for Milan in the
eighth, and at the end of the inning Con-
roy went from third base out to center
and Shipke took up the Widows" job
at third.
Unglaub and Mcbride caught Baker
sleeping by little bunts on which they
letics' young third-sacker was just get
ting up to the ball.
Davis was passed three times purposely
by Smith, but that the lanky Washington
twirler knew what he was doing in taking
no chances on the Athletics leader was
shown by his quick disposal of Barr.
Eddie Plank should have defeated
Washington yesterday And he thinks
he would had Umpire Egan been supplied
with field glasses.
"Oh, you. Del!'' shrieked Joe Cantillon
in the third inning yesterday. And the
member. of the famed clouting family of
Delehanty lined single to center.
Umpire Connolly was appealed to sew
eral times yesterday by Plank when he
thought Egan was giving him the worst
of it. Connolly turned a deaf ear to the
Gettysburgian's entreaties. and Plank,
after Egan had made some dire threat,
continued. to send them over.
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How the Clubs Stand.
Today's Games.

New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg
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NOTES OF THE GAME.

Smith gave way to Groom after get
ting such a humping in the seventh.
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Thomas muff of Barry's throw in the
second was all very helpful to the Sen
atorS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Today's Games

Today's Games.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland
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Barr had many a chance to win FAM
in the headlines, but it wasn't his da,
for stunts of that kind.
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Comics shift in the lineup did not
produce victory, but it wasn't his fault
that 1t did not.
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Ganley and Cantillon made a nice pair
of leather-lunged coachers. There is no
doubt about the noise or sincerity of their
remarks.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
Eastern League.
ltimore-B Buffalo. 5; Baltimore, 4.
Southern League.

At Baltimore-Buffalo. 5: Baltimore, 4.
Southern League.
At Memphis-Memphis 3: Mobile o.
At Atlanta-Nashville. 3; Atlanta. O.
At Birmingham - Birmingham, 3; Montgom-
cry. I.
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 3: New Orleans.
first game,: Little Rock, 4; New Orleans,
second game,
Western League.
At Wichita Wichita. Q: Omaha. 10.
At Pueblo-Pueblo, 8: Lincoln. 2.
At Topeka-Topeka s.: Des Moines. 4.
At Denver-Denyer. Is; Sioux City, o.
Tri-State League.
At Johnstown-Lancaster. 6; Johnstown, 4.
At Altoona-York. O: Altoona, 1.
At Wflliamsport-Trenton. 8; Willfamsport, 1.
At Harrlsburg-Reading, 1; Harrisburg, 8.
Carolina Association.
At Winston n-Salem-Anderson, 2; Winston Sa
lem, 1.
At Spartanburg-S -Spartanburg 8: Charlotte, 4.
At Greensboro-Greensville, 8; Greensboro, Z.
South Atlantic League.
At Savannah-Macon. s; Savannah. 4.
At COlumbus-COlumbus. 9; Augusta, o..
- ~
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Continued on Seventeenth Page.)
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Nobody expected Smith to hit safely In
the second, and his crashing single to
right. sending in two runs, really earned
Washington the verdict of the afternoon.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19
NORMAL NOTES.

The Third Year Valentine perty
given last Saturday night in the Nor
nal auditorim WIS a bowling success
10 every way. Although ths hall
was crowded. everyone enjoyed him
SELF immensely. The decorations
were superb, Over hundred mum
bers we're sold. and a considerable
amount of money made on the games
and ice cream. The mem bers of this
class will now, no doubt, be,the arts,
tocracy of the school, having an
abundance of cash on hand to suppiy
themselves and their friends as well.
Mr.. Foster conducted chapel exert
cises Wednesday tracing the develop
ment of the science of chemistry from
ancient times. The Male Glee Clpb
sang a selection very vigorously. and
well eSw s. 80 49, Hs
< The new regulation recently passed
lby the Faculty is having q very
splendid effect, and Will, without
question, be conducive of great deal
eof good. Scarcely taTdy Or an gb.
.sent mark has been EskiStered' this
week against any student. By the
rule any student who shsents himself
sfrom more than ten per cent of the
srecitations of any course is 'droppeh
from that course. Two taIdy marks
..count as one abseuoe< gfxN9Tss
n Considerable interest is being man
ifested this week overHthq 70 oraeui
.Sszation of the parties, calling ofsEfi.
,mAries, nominations, etc, prepare
tory to another election. fz
: The Lyceum met Wednesday night
and had an interesting meeting Mere
than twenty boys attended. The de-
!, bate: Resolved, That gepug maR are
more capable of boIding office kliad
: old men, was discussed 81 the fQlsbgi
ling members: Y VIE #4
s -SherDah Cooper. @HebOr
Maggie.
Neg. ---Lehi Jones. Sam St0wart.,s.s
80 Instructor Morgan spoke TO the
Asoeiety on the valne OF such socie
ties An interesting program has
been arranged for the NEXT meeting.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

w. II. Pace, once resident of this
place. hut for some years merchant
of Green River, Is about to begiu
business at Price. The following 10
takeE from the Emery County Plo-
gress: 80
49, W. II. Pare, until some monthe
since engogod In the general merc9n
tile tuaness ut Green River, has de-
cided to locate at Price and will
shortly open all exclusive undertaking
business there, lie care down from
Salt Lake City Monday last, where
he has been with Que of the foremost
establishments Of the kind Tor several
months. His coming to Price POW
all depends upon seouI Ing building
or the erection Of one of his own. lie
has been stpdyigs bis professlap for
over a year nov, and added TO- this.
has had sevefsa months of practices
avp..rlancn -r.s.rs.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19
Win Sink on Copper Vein.

J. f.. Younger, in writing, from
Lund, Utah, Feb. II, has tlfo fptipws
ing to say as to his Intentions with
regard to his copper propertiea&5 H..
81 go up to INV mine 'tomorrow
withaa creY~ef miners aud intend
sinking onjIhgJcSppeF Fsln ,.s'@hiolf 4
think, with little more depth will
prove to be a.spod shippiog sRFepesH
ton. For some time | have been
prospecting in the noted Snapatie
district out from Milford ana fhere
lie no doubt but my mine Is simply np
'exteDstualqf game. az the fprnatiopb
are identical aud the showings at tie
lsams dsltb are the sane. n h9pe
withina short time to send y6u good
news from the Blue Mountain district
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19
How 70 Wash the Scalp.

B When tselhaiK sggeEsEdry, oEsif.in y
conysaishtly tbIGk ana heavy, thS
scalp bnis may Ha swRshed Without
settling khst hair. me locks lshopid
be paired and tine Aponge OF bad
brush used, moistened but not drip.
ping. After the scalp has been
clsansed the soar should be removed
with the moisteDed sponge and pure
water. The March New Idea WON
an's Magazine.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

II you 20 know who are going
30 be tue comiug patriots. eitizens,
orRi ore. end statesmen, Just Visit the
Cedar City District School. From
the wee littlosbeR inpeEto thes oldest
in sdhdpl you csp - beaaaine fEDm
the .eys that spssk oEpbrtistisra D
is tbo key note % epess tine, etnoral
soldier The var o. trus freedep,
not the war through which the blood
of life is sacrificed, the var in which
the children have as their aim Justice,
truth aud true nobility Of character,
10 the one fought by the coming gen
GRAFTON.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19


The V. O. V. class is prep, ring a
program fer Washington's birthday.
The pupils are inbilant over the
TACT that Mohday ia ,aiho!ldsy. 3,
For The, fret time during the year
all the grades assem- bed. In body.
This meeting was held last Thursday
TO celebrate the ibirt1- OF Lincoln.
This week Miss Hey borne's pupils
are enjoying LonRfellow, They are
memorizing one o. his vefY choice
poems called 'irbo cbildrep q Hour. .
The eighth, grade studspts, held their
regular meetlpg last week aud the fol
lowing program twas giygn.a. Rocila-
tion.' Iva Haight. Song, Ethel Mac
faIlane. Talk, MIR. Hammer. Read.
ing Eliza Haight.
The KinRsbury and V. o. V. elss
Lsss have been holding their elass
Pmeeti6gs together, but they have come
to the conclusion that their supceel
will be obtained in meeting separate
ly in the futprel "a s
First, Second hnd Third Grades-af
taking MP the lie OF WashingtohthY
week. In connection with this work.
Fthey are lear1ing poems abou'
Your American herqs ( The teseh$I
are trying to instill in the hearts o
their pupils ldve for tFGe, patriot
ism. ~ ~ a <
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

The Normal Art Department has
been working the last month or
"The Theory Of Color. F." They are
now putting their theory into practice
ID deaien work.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

The ladies' these days cannot help
lopkinG into't display windows Of
tho Sheen Store Some elegant mt
terms of embroideries embellish the
windows aud thew appear to be mag
net ter the eyes Of the fair sex. Step
10 and examine them.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

Chas. N. Cory aud Pete Mackel,
prang left Cedar Wednesday for
Cherry Greek, Nevada, TO look over
the country and " found as represent.
ed to then will try and make come
deal whereby they may secure lind
upon which TO build new homes.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

The MilEOutlet Sale on at the &c.
daT Mercantile has attracted immous go
croSds. Notice their advertisement
for tomorrow. Suits have been gre.
duoed in price just nne half. Good
time to get one and save money.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

BORN To Mr.. and airs. "Dode"
Bsss' Last Friday eight, boy. SAIl
concerned doing nicely.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

The Valsptine dance at8the Ward
Hall last Friday evening was suc-
cess as far as pleasure was concerted.
.pheefnsucial part OF 1t was not up to
expectationa.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

,, Y seens tbas nearly. two thirdk of
the inhabitants OF Cedar have Gen
afflicted with severe coldse However,
no ssrlcdssillness Is reported.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

Z Don Urieand Hans Root left Cadsr
Monday for Pa6ranagat. What their
intentions are has not been learned.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

- Since the Equitable has moved
Quarters the CLERKS havo been kept
hysy, The clearing put sale as ;nd-
verified in the Record hns been the
means OF drawing the crowds.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

q cro"99f @ung folks met last
trnag ni6ht a Miss Rhodn Msthe-
~ a1s pad ,apFnt p very pleasant even
feas asAA &c
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

i0riaing Is our business. Let us %
Ola THE RECORD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

ono money IN tnwn" was the cry
III tho stores. began their cheap sales
Now there seems 20 be plenty. Prph-
sbly theppoople have been gazing Sthe
!Coi6fof the reain for this occasicps
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19
Our School News

This column Will be edited each week
nv the teachers aud eighth grade stn-
dents of the district school ktcms OF
Interest to-rareutsIwiil appear regularly .
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19
Oil Development in Virgin
Field

As all Of the three active eompan'
les in the field nov are Intending to
drill TO the second or hig SAND much
interest Ia being manifest III their
progress. (,
The Glenn uoluia near Gculd's
ranch has encountered anftcr forma
tien recently aud are now able to
make better time. Intense interest
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19


Don't sit supiRely on your roost,t
but come along and help us boost for
better thiusS Of every kind and leave
your kickins clothes tehind. On,
LEI us boost for better streets, and
offer 6ss ard longak sshsetl; for
S,neotherY @nF aud ahortes vlndSsl
halthsrski hes for Oder tsnes ansi
Isrkeftrs6e, fbrlbats asa kooIEs ada
bu hblebees Var shottsr Hours and
longer pay aud fewer thlstles IN our
hay foF. bsttsE. grab. and bigger pies.
for two more moons to light the skies.
And let the wolves OF war be ioosed
on every man who doesn't boost. -
Emery Co. Progress.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

. miles north Of LpPd, !"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-02-19

s.9N.ss9e e9.:e..Y499
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-07-31
SURPRISED HIM
Doctors Test Of Food.

A doctor in Kansas cxperimented
with his boy in n test of food and
gives the particulars. He saws.
q naturally watch the effect OF dif.
ferrDt foods ON uatients Nv own rt.
tie son. n lad Of four had b,en III
with pneumonia and during his conva.
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Kind of food
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md its rather fascinating n,yor and
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