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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

State Bngineer's officc. salt Lake City, Utah,
Jane II. 1911.
Notice IL hereby given that Donald c. Uue.
whose post Office address " Cedar City, Utah.
has made application IN accsrdance With the
requirements OF the Compiled Laws OF Utah
Oh, a. amended by the Session Laws ~ Utah,
leJp and 1911, 20 eppropriat- four iij cubic feet
of water per sr,oud from Coal Creek, Iron
County. Utah. Sad water will be diverted Il n
paint when lies l.5t iert : nth and l,J2O Get
westof the northeast c0rner Of Section -,
Township rs sOutn, Range III west, salt Lake
asc aud meridian. itOm where Il Will he con.
yeycd by metns ~ ditcn Tor distance OF
aif feet and tbci ascd duflng the periDd tram
March 20 October ~, Inclusive. 81 each year.
to nslgate l0D acres 80 land Embraced sec
tom ~ aud AZ, Township ~ tsouth, Range II
wert. salt Lake base aud nis4id,Ai. lniE APP
Iilcation IN designated In the state Euginset's
office as No. $50
All protests against the grautinn OF said ap
plicaton, stating the reasons therefor, mus b
made by AFFIDAVIT la duplicate aud hici IA hi,
rfice Within thirty 1901 DAYS after the couple
tioa OF the publication OF this uetlc-
CALEB TANNER,
state Engineer.
Date OF first publication June 70. 1911. date OF
completion OF publication Iuiy 81, 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07
l,spplest olrl In LlneoIn.

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, 81
had been auing fer some time with
chronio constipation aud stomach
trouble began taking Chamber
Iaiu's Stomach Ani Liver Tablets
and ia three days vac anle TO be up
and got better right along, am the
proudest girl 10 LiuOoIn to hnd such
u good medicine "
EN- ,.ls IN Palace Ortaa O..
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

NOTICE United states Laas oace. salt Lake
City, Utah. June ~, lsit, Tqgh,lm Il may cou.
= I, ( !. : = y NJ q \
ccfni Nouce J. hS' enS X Ne'eNr,". % "
uiah has filed in this office lists of lands e ecs-
ed by the said State. under s9ll"n 81 n Act
oi Congress, approved luly 70 1874 as inde nnity
School lands, via. ~ AVN &c. ~ neA nwSf
sw X nwA sec -; rwA nwA;lseA nwA sec ~
avn sw1, sec. ~: seA SEX Zee. II, ~. 20 -, ".
10 W = l.. NJ. Serial SIT: pivh sen; sen nwA
sec. a. and lot 4 sec 10. ~ 4 4 10 W., l..
NJ Serial OSt7S. Ol,ies Of sid lists. 50 ftr -
they relate Co said tIacts by descriptive @nhdt
visions. have bcru cunspicutfisls posted 4 TINS
Office ter Inspection by aux person int -~.cd
aud by The public generally Daring the pfrhn
OF publication ~ this notice. pr any time tN-re'
after, aud bctorr 6al apprtiyal aud ceruh
ton. under dem rtmentai regulations OF Aprt
rs lof protests or cnatesls against the elhi
OF the state 10 any Il the tracts OF subdivision
herel before dee cvihei, "a the ground that shs
same h more vaius bile for minefal than tr AZ
rlcuiiurai purposes will be received and note
for report 10 the Genetal land OHce AT wash
ingtou, ID. Z Fa,lnre So TO pr 'teSt at contv-'
Within the time scihed Willie considered Su'
hcieut evidence ofthc nou-mineral cha a'ier
the tracts and the selection tacr''s't. heiag or
c,wisc free from objection. vi ~ Ne approved 10
he state r. d. X. THoNPSON. Register. :
FIRST tu'V I'll, tv~trs
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

State Engineef's once. salt Lake City. Utah.
June Y. ted
Notice IL hereby given that Joseph A. Rosen
befg whose post "ffice address II Cedar City,
Utah. asmade epi iicat,s,n ~ accordance With
ne requirements ofthe Complied Laws OF itah
az. ~ amended ny the SssEiou Laws Of U.sh,
lNb, % aDpUgpfiate six hundfedths 100 OF v
cubic-ffHd per second 81 water from seep Va
iiyn C1nnty, Utah said seep Is situated nj a
phnt which Ices X,i07 feet east and 2,NH fset
n'frtl1 Of the southwest corner " Sec. 10, I. 81
south. Range 70 west, salt I.ake base aud mer-
idian. The wafer will be diverted Ht the place
where u iasues from said seep and conveyed by
uirans of ditch for dietsnce Of 80 feet and
n-esi duripK the period from January to
December 3i,tnciusivw ~ zach year. for st'lcE
Watering purposes. rhia application u derla
aitd ~ the State EnNinect'r office ~ No. iadn0
All protests against the frantine Of said APP.
piication. stating the reasons therefor. must IL
made by aiiidayit In duplicate and died IN this
Office within thirty l30i days after the compile
ton Of the publication offffs no,lce.
cALRB TANNER,
state Engineer.
Date Of first publication June ~, wi, date of
% mpietlon capitalization Jniy 81, 1911.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07
public LAND AND MINING
CASES.

II you are interested in any contest
or any matter before the Interior De-
Partment write to Clark & Wright
registered land lawyers, goa F Street
n. w (opposite Gent Land Ofiee).
Washington, d. c, Free information
about contests and where 20 obtain
SCRIP loeatabls upon public lands
without residence or cultivation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

To the citizens Of Cedar City. Do
IL known that at the special liquor
election held In Cedar City on the
twenty-seveuth day of june 1911.
there were east for the sale OF liquor
80 votes aud sgainst its sale $40
votes. aud 40 no person held license
to sell Intoxicating liquors 10 Cedar
City ON the day OF Said eiection, no
license can be granted under the new
liquor law to sell liquor, for the per-
Tod between June 81. 1911 and OCT
ober l, 1911, the date when the pro-
hibitioh law becomes sbsoiuts In cit.
lee voting against, sale; therefore 1t
shall be unlawful 10 sell Intoxicating
liquor In Cedar City after he date Of
this proclamation.
By JOHN s. WOODBURY..
Mayor OF Cedar City.
Dated July !, 1911. at Cedar City.
Utah.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

NOTICE. nited siatss LAND once. salt
Lake City, Utah, Jane TO- 1911. To Whom y MAJ
Vnc~in. Eotsse - atftb5 ftu 1903 ~
Utah naa MED IN ihle Vnce lists ~ Ifn1-.
ecied ~ the s~ld state. nHGer erligF so tht
~ 81 Congress, ppr1fed 'uy 10 s-if o. it-
~ nits school lands. w; ~ seh &c ~ &
~ Nwe sec -; - seit 50 a s,s
. ne,s. Hes4 ueis. ue3s 50 d - isn
u s"A,bot 80 swk nea NV ~ %"
sec 1tnes "w4. ss,a nwh sec. ~. ie"u
4tp - -. RanG~ 10 West SeriaI WIS
'pieA Of SID lists - Tar ~. thes reltt to sfn
a BY y rcripfife .ubiivtsi ne harq Aret
nspicnounlJ posted Ia this oiiice fof irAt -
on BY sny per-On iatereslsd ani by tn pa"ir
enefally. Daring the peTid 80 publication ot
his notice. oF any iip~ thereafter. And hfi frf
~ approval stih crf tiasatiua. uudsr d"pfrt-
entail regulations of April - tIJf. pr'',f.s 70
"1le-ts aTalnN the claim II me mate Q ny
= me tracts 90 subt,vi-ons hrr fnbriefe ar'-
gitec, on the gfoutd that tie same Z. n fe
bntbir fpr mineral IN IN for sRricuifufai par
Juses. viii De ~ ceivcd aud noted for reput q
~ General Laud Ofice y, Wasn't Rton ". &,
faiinre - o. y oiest 0r contest Within the iiinf
specibed. viii BE- considered fnfiiceut eviflciic.
4 he nou mineral cnararter Of the tracts ava
NJ selrctiops thefrof. being Otherwise free
rom objection. will be approved 20 the State.
& u. X. THOMPSON. ReEisier.
fifss June 0--Last July ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

For summer diarrhoea 10 ohildren
give Chsmbsrlsls's Oolic, Cholera
Diarreoea Remedy and castor oil, aud
a speedy cure is certain,
For sale by Palace Drug %.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

TIE decorations in the tabernsols
for the celebration OF the Fourth were
out Of the ordinary aud showed that
the committee did their work we'll.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

rad. They sesBo~ leag ed where oui
had the sdvsntser over tho ooe the
,re mskiDR-in ihst u doesn't Dc
part 90 rsdicslly Gtop the ordiusr
riicle. II IL 30 simple 10 coBstrur
ion aud can be msD ufectufed -
chespiy that you get all the merits o,
the ordinary umbrella With the COZ
venienoe whIch has alwsys beeo lack
ina and at practically the same co =
Of the old article, snd wbIch wuuld
make II the universal seller. iolr
them that their prcpositions woulo
necessarily be put IN writing and
submitted to our company here. We
can consolidate, take over Their
plant for stock. or most any way We
wisb 40 long as they Get look In.
"On my return from New York. In
privste conversation with their head
meohanic. he told me that most anv
proposition we should make would he
accepted by his people. He said
that they had made an estimate and
that ours could be- put on the mar.
kst at less money than II would take
to make theirs, and not only that,
bot that ours would he a superior ar.
tlcIe to the one Trey are making. ard
previous TO their beginning they hsd
Investigated and hnd concluded that
theirs vas superior so any on the
market ut that time. In Chicago l
learned OF the Newark rivet works In
Newark. N, j. They are the leading
umbrella frame makers In tho United
States. In fnci. they are the um-
breila trust, and turn out tone Of
um brella material each dag. com
muuicated with them from Chicago.
and they told mo hey could supply
our wants, and thinking perhaps |
could vet good deal from them,
went TO their factory, but after they
saw What We had thsy could readily
see that their own pet In the folding
iine, what they called their simplex,
would be drug on the market, ard
they made us q figure for making
ours, which VAS so higb that they
thought u would prohibit ne from
having oprs male. aud sftsrYa dc
:, ssa1sspmasrstwnze- Npssa.4.nn
learned That this was just what they
aid With the Chicago people wheL
they asked for an estimate on their
pocket umbrella.
"rhe way the proposition stands
now wo cas take over the plant 10
Chlc,eo. Or, " we dot Z wish TO mix
with aay other concern, we can put
In a plant ut very nominal cost
6hioh will turn out Hundred and
any umblellss " Gag whh ten em-
Ole yees aud 60 increase the output 1t
will be- psce.ssry only 70 increase the
help. There are three expert um-
brella men IN Chicago who wish to
come with US IL 10 our intsntion
now 20 take our invsunon to Chica'
go In tho near future. instail n plant.
which will cost about tiitsen hun
drsd dollars aud put these work
men to work, turn out the hundred
aud atty umbrellas Q day, and ss
trade warrants We will add to the
help. aud can thea sros a. the bust
uess demands and 30 far 90 | can zee.
there 10 nothing to block our pro-
gress and the outlook 10 Que.
".n nieety days from nov you can
Wait us in our factory in Chicago,
aud We oan say ~ other business
houses do TO their patrons; when
In Chicago make our place your head
quarters"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

II Chamber Cold Tablets don't
cure you OF colds and La Grippa you
need not pay as Osnt.
Cedar City DRUG.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07


could swing ~ just az we'll as anyone
siss, n ws had the umbrella ssperi
ssss that othsrs had. aud having th't
seacsit We started out to g,t th nm
hrslia experience.
"I dare say that showed our md
81 60 hundreds OF people while on the
way and In the East, aud all prolint
10 10 tho umbrella OF the future II
10 absolutely true that over 10 pr
cent OF the travelling men have
shown 10 On have asked for the sseocy
to cell II aud have the addresses OF
dozens OF those who are waiting for
ita event on the market tn either apll
u exclusively or as n aide line. This
demonstrates TO inc that we can dls.
pose " u. aud nov the only thirg 10
90 make u aud want 10 tell you
about that.
"lt wa early In May tina l took
the beat model We had aud With the
exception OF few hours In Green
Ri,er, Denver was the first stop
Waited n model maker and metal
worker there and got good expires
sIons aud valuable information by
way OF addresses and the like OF pee
pie "a tho east who manufacture ar
sLoles In our line. Arriving In Chi'
Oago found from tho business di'
roOsory land by the way Ii 10 about
the size OF Montgomery ward's cata'
IOsuel the faSsoriSS making articles
Ilks these. by 'phoning to each
get aa Idea OF which would be thu
best 20 Walt, and among these found
a small factory which had but recent
IL been equipped and they werc man
afacturing what they called the tour
40, pocket umbrella took thi
place by Storm, 40 20 speak, after tn
ma.ager and head mechanic saw on
nodel demonstrated and studied
ninusely. They asked for an sp
poIatmept the next day, when the
wonld have the men Interested q
their company together with thei
lssysr, meet al the lawyers Office.
,'we met next day and the propo
sll.ous they put TO me Sstonished me-
IL seemed sith them that u was an
way or anything TO get in on what =
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07
LADIES'.

Chamberlain's SssT1hSsS 'i Ssnsdy.
n. vex falls Buy Il pou. a may save lie
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07
"WILL" PACE
MAKING GOOD.
Is Promoting g COIlapsing Umbrella
Company at Price.
tt.s 40 Artici of vsiue = collspses 10
Convenient sIxe--csn be Made
Cheapiy.

Oar resdeys will remember W. H..
Pscs. . one time resident OF Iron and
Washington counties. and who. for
several years has been 10 lucrative
business IN Price. Utah. But few
will know, however. that he Ia now
promotIpR a OoiIapsipg Umbrella
Company, aud has an invention that
will appeal TO ell who use umbrellas.
II IL u recent Invention by q reside /
Of Price, And has 10 many good
points that Mr. Pace aud associates
are promoting n aud will soon ave
them on the market.
The following 10 . part OF an ~.
terview that the Carbon County
News had with Mr Pace upon bis ar.
rival from the East. where hs hsd
been IN the interest of bis company
IL will 10 interesting TO all readers
Of the Record;
ITO tboso ~ you who hat the i'm
precision that was going East TO
place the umbrellas on a royalty or
20 cell the patent. I wish 10 state that
early 10 the game We had decided
that We hse very valuable article.
and SITTER having some catering cffers
10 seli and also chances 20 place on
royalty which wonld have paid nice
divideuds, We concluded that " II
was so for others II surely would be
good Tor "a aud having confidence
sR y I'm SsvY. n.ann11nml 60 .i =
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1911-07-07

sm sci. nv Pziscr DRUG O..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20
City Briefs

Tacoma's first rose show,
was conceded to be the biggest
ever given in the Northwest, has
received national fame and Col
lier's this week contains a fine
picture of the show with the dis
play of 5000 blossoms.
Plans are being made by the
forestry department to cooperate
with the local people in construct
ing a suspension bridge over the
Nisqually at Longmire springs.
Materials are being collected now.
A. A. Botsford went up to fix
the water tower gauge in his back
yard at Fern Hill yesterday and
slipped and fell to the ground be-
low, distance Of 25 feet. He
broke both collar bones and was
badly cut on the head. 1t is ex-
pected he will recover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20
Sparkle Just
Off the Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20
Soldiers stationed at the Preside
here are trying to spend perfect
ly good dollars which everyone
treats as counterfeit. The coins
were minted in 1881, but, having
| been held in reserve at the mint
here, are as bright and shiny as
new. People noticing their fresh
appearance and the 30-year-old
date, brand them bogus.
WASHINGTON d. c., July 20.
Tomorrow is the semi-centen-
NAL of the battle of Bull Run, and
hundreds of Blue and Gray vet
Grams are passing through Wash
ington today on the way to Ma
nassas.
TOXIC, July 20.-Cables re-
ceived here today from Seoul, Ko-
rea, tell of the death there today
of Princess Yen, consort of the
former emperor, Vital Jang.
LONDON, July 20.-A policy of
$500 against anyone swimming
the English channel before August
81 was issued by Lloyds today.
The charge was 10 per cent.
NEW YORK, July 20.-New
York free thinkers will observe
the 18th anniversary of the death
of Robert G. Ingersoll tomorrow
with memorial services.
| PEKIN, July 20.-In order to
adopt comprehensive plans for
aiding the thousands of famine
victims, the Chinese and foreign
famine relief association met here
today.
LOS ANGELES, July 20.-Esti-
mates today place the value of the
Lima bean crop this year at $5,-
100000, thus putting this prod
uct among the chief crops of the
state.
OXNARD, Cal, July 20
Christian Gerbardine, nephew of
former United States Senator
Bard, died today at Ventura of
lockjaw. A small blister ap-
peared on Gerberdine's foot Sun
day and tetanus developed the
next day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20
Girl Mysteriously
Missing From Home
tBy United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-
Puzzled by their failure to find
Mary Gertrude Zig, a pretty 90
year-old girl who vanished from
her home here Monday evening,
police, Pinkertons and the girls
family today are running down
every possible clue to the strang-
est disappearance mystery San
Francisco has had in years.
From San Jose today came a
story which caused the family to
dispatch detectives to
that town. Hans Anderson de-
clared positively he saw the girl
pass his house yesterday In the
company of a young man.
This was the second alleged d.
rect clue to Miss Ilg's where
abouts since she disappeared. 1t
was alleged she was seen In Fruit
vale yesterday. r. H. Grip, the
girls fiance. and her relatives SO
far have secuted the police theory
of an elopement, and fear she has
met with some darker fate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20
MAY BE BROWN
TAILED MOTH

State Horticulturist Huntley
has sent samples of what he be-
lieves to be the brown tailed moth
which is the worst pest the gov
eminent has ever had to contend
with. The samples were found
in gray cocoon in the Rainier
valley near Seattle and Huntley
has quarantined a section of 20
acres and will endeavor to burn
up everything on it to starve the
pest out.
The government Is spending
100000 aunnally to combat the
pest in New England where 1t has
denuded and killed forests and
orchards, especially around Bos-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20
How to Remove a
Bad COMPLEXION

Cosmetics can never really help
a poor complexion; often they are
positively harmful. The sensible,
rational way is to actually remove
the thin veil of sitting, half-dead
scarf skin from the face and give
the fresh, vigorous and beautiful
young skin underneath a chance
to show itself and to breathe.
This Is best done In a very SIM
pie way, by merely applying mer-
colized wax at night, like cold
cream. and washing it off In the
morning. Good mercolized wax
can be obtained from any we'll
stocked druggist. 1t absorbs the
disfiguring cuticle gradually and
harmlessly, leaving brilliant nat
ural complexion. OF course this
also takes with 1T all such facial
blemishes as red blotches, tan.
moth patches, sallowness, liver
spots. pimples, etc. As a freckle
remover and general complexion
beautifier this old-fashioned
remedy Is unequaled. advt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20
NOT TOO FAST

ELkHART, Ind, July 90
Because of rivalry between Lake
Shore engineers as to speed rec
ords with the Twentieth Century
limited and the resultant contests
against time, the company today
issued orders prohibiting faster
time than 10 minutes for the
1873 miles between Toledo, Ohio,
and Elkhart. The instructions
also stated that 120 minutes will
be regarded as a good run.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-07-20

II Don't be misled. Ask for Red
Cross Ball Blue. Makes beauti-
full white clothes. At all good
grocers. ss+
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-31

Mr.. Logan will sing "Why Can't a
Cir, Fe SoIdier?"
"a Cup of Cold Water"
Divided Interests"
A great Lu6in feature picture 1t
the Pastime today entitled Divided
Interests" which shows how man
decides between two women. John
Converse, q young widower. hesitated |
which Of two women to take for his
second wife. His small son Lester
had strong childish attachment for
pretty Miss stone; his daughter Mar
sic was devoted to Mrs. Weeos, a
pretty widow. In several ingenious
tests which Converse devised they
both came out equally Well Finally
he wrote letter to each woman stat
ing that her favorite had been strick-
en- with smallpox Miss Stone. on re-
ceiving this letter, wrote note of
sympathy. but would not venture near
the house. The widow Weeds. on the
contrary, hurried to the house and
begged to be allowed to nurse the
stricken child. Discovering the ruse
she left in anger. But John followed.
explained the whole affair convinced
her of his love and prevailed upon
the loyal little woman to become the
mother of his kiddies. Moral: re-
member that it is the little things in
life that count. Our other picture TO-
day, matinee and night. will be a Sc
lig romantic love story of Old Cali
fornia, entitled:
"A Cup of Cold Water. The seem
cry in this picture is beautiful to be-
hold. Many years ago in California.
Sonora Inez de Miguel lost her beau
tiful little daughter juana: the motor
ious bandit, Jose. stealing the child
He was pursued by rurales and finally
took refuge in the mission of Pala.
Hard pressed and near starved. Jose
begged the padre for food, which was
given. Escaping through the brush
again, Mia, the PADRES housekeeper.
pointed out the way he had taken. and
Jose was captured. The leader Of the
band told how they had run down a
woman, and the padre and Nita has
tened to find her. This Is very
interesting story featuring one Of Sc
lig's most accomplished artists, Miss
Iva Sheppard
If You have tickets to '.Around the
Clock" tonight, be sure to see the
above pictures at the Pastime this
afternoon, but by all means see Il y
as they are fully worth your whill
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-10-31

Judge c. B. Conyers left for Halle
hurst yesterday morning where he
will hold the November term of the
Jeff Davis superior court. He was ac-
companied by G. P. Goodyear, Jr, who
will act as court stenographer during
the illness of J. Schoffield Franklin,
who is now at Indian Springs.