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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21
SENATOR SMOOT SAYS PROSECUTE
THAT Senator Reed Smoot is not in sympath.
l. with the action taken by sugar re6neries o

THAT Senator Reed Smoot is not in sympathy
i with the action taken by sugar re6nenes of
the country in boosting the price of sugar to its
present market quotation is made clear by the Sen
ator's recent utterances the question According
TO advices received from Washington the Senior Sen
ator is quoted as follows:
Immediate governmental action to relieve the
present sugar shortage and curb pro6teering was adj
vocated by Senator Smoot of Utah and other Senate
leaders during the debate on the resolution calling
for an investigation of Attorney General Palmers ac-
ton in boosting the price of LOUISIANA sugar Senator
Smoot declared that the prevailing high prices were
due to speculation and advocated the prosecution OF
all pro6teers. He advocated that every member of
Congress see to il that of suspected proheerng
in individual states and localities be reported to the
Attorney General in person."
Ii may have been presumed by some people that
on account of the close relationship of high Church
officials with the Utahldaho Sugar company the Sen
ator might be inclined to palate the action
of the sugar trust but is apparent that he does not
On the contrary he advocates that all the offenders
be prosecuted. regardless of who they may be.
We trust that the sentiments expressed by Sena-
tors and Congressman may strengthen the arm of
Attorney General Pamers department and that steps
may be taken to put an end to this fragrant abuse
of the prohteeng habit before the people are goaded
beyond endurance and perhaps resort to violence.
There must be line drawn somewhere for it is
useless to trust to the conscience of souess corpo
rations individuals either for that matter. to set
the price on such commodities as sugar when scar
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21
FRIDAY, MAY Il. 1920
WE NEED THIS HIGHWAY

IRON COUNTY can well afford to give encourage
i ment and such assistance lies in its power. to
the improvement of the Grand Canyon Highway
between Hurricane and Kanab. In the first place,
Iron and Kane counties have much in common. their
sheep range and inretests, the communities are inter-
woven and related and residents of this place have
frequent occasion to travel this stretch of next to inn
passable road
The north rim of the Grand Canyon is and will
continue to be favorite resort for tourists, and UNI
less we are content to let them go in and come out
via Pangutch and Marysvale. this road must be put
in condition for comfortable automobile travel If
this road is opened up and made feasible, it will mean
one more tourist route contribuory to Cedar City.
1t will mean that practically every tourist who visits
here at least once-either going or coming and
many of them twice.
Last winter when there was SO much stormy
weather, the people of Kanab were cut off without
mail. with the exception of letters that were carried
on horseback. for practically month They were
without coalo or gasoline with which to make lights
for as long or longer period. With good road
between Hurricane and Kanab, Lund would be the
mail passenger and freight depot for that country,
at least during the winter season.
Iron county should be represented at the coming
road convention to be held at Hurricane June 18th,
and Iron county citizens should do their full share
towards supplying means for nucleus to undertake
the work. for it is much easier to get help from the
State and Federal roads departments when it is shown
that the people of the interested section are trying
TO help themselves We don't know that the county
commissioners of this county, in an official capacity
give any assistance to project outside of their
own county, but they should be represented at the
meeting and give their moral support to the under
taking. at least. realizing that it is project that
will mean about as much to our people as to any
Immediately adjacant to the proposed improvement
Everybody boost for the Zon-Grand Canyon
Highway.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

Why is the welfare of babies an index to pro-
gressp Because, as government studies of $4,000
babies show. babies die from the same causes that
interfere with national prosperity
They die when their surroundings are insanitary;
their parents ilterate or ignorant their fathers
earnings small; and when their mothers forced into
the labor market, cannot stay at home and take care
of them.
The Sheppard Towner bill for the protection of
maternity and infancy recognizes this fact and the
need for cooperation to insure human welfare. The
experiences of each government department charged
with some phase of human progress. represented on
the proposed Federal Board of Maternal and Infant
Hygiene will be pooled in the interests of babies and
their mothers.
The same coordination of effort is sought in the
states by the provision that state boards cooperating
in the act may be required to appoint advisory COM
mites, both state and local to assist in carrying out its
measures. Further cooperation will be gained thru
the requirement that at least half of the members of
these COMMITTEES shall be women.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21
MORE ADVERTISING FOR ZION PARK

W/ITHOUT any question, Zion National Park is
w receiving fair share OF national advertising
this year. and we do not feel constrained to
deny the allegation that it is being more widely her
aided than any national park heretofore created has
been, in like period after its designation.
One of the latest and most elaborate pieces Of adj
vertisng for Zion Park that has come to our atten-
ton appears in the May number of the Pacific Mu-
tual News. trade journal published in Los Angeles
by the Mutual Life Insurance Co., copy of which
has found its way into The Record sanctum
The frontpiece is excellent picture of the
Great White Throne" in Zion Canyon, and the first
seven pages of hte magazine are devoted to notable
scenic wonders of Utah. principally from Zion Can
yon and Bryces Canyon, with suitable text supplied
by Wesley E. King of Salt Lake City.
tbs high class piece of publicity and will bring
southern Utah to the attention of insurance men in
the west nothing else could and right here we are
ready to tell the world that these insurance fellows
are the sort who have leisure and means to see the
things in nature that appeal to their aesthetic tastes.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

AT this late date we wish to extend our congrat-
ulations to Billy j. Peters and the people of Garfield
county upon the excellent little paper which Editor
Peters has recently established here under the name
of the Garfield County News. Some FIVE or six num-
bers have been issued at this writing and each sue
ceedng appears to be better than its predecessor
Editor Peters is not new to the Garfield county field,
having published the Panguitch Progress for some
years something over decade ago. But since that
time Mr.. Peters has engaged in newspaper work at
Tooele. Utah. being partner with Brother Kramer
in the publication Of the Bulletin. and having made
great progress. The Garfield County News is neat
eight page. FIVE column all-home-p print weekly. well
printed and carefully edited and reflects credit upon
its field
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

IN another two or three weeks the suspense will
be over and we will know the nominees Of the two
great political parties of the United States for pres
dent. And then the real war for supremacy of the
parties will be on Thus far the strife and conten-
ton has been principally within the respective par
ties. where wood-be presidents are ambasting each
other if there no political opponents outside
of their respective parties.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21
rs GRANDEST ON
EARTH She SAYS
Mrs. DAILY Gains Seventeen Pounds
Taking Tanlac-Thought
Case Was Hopeless.

"They said couldn't live more
than six months longer, but Pm still
here and feeling fine" said Mrs.
Mary Daley, of $50 Oak St., San
Francisco, Cal.
81 have actually gained seventeen
pounds since / began taking Tanlac,"
she continued, "and to look at me one
wouldn't think that for several
months l was unable to do my house
work. l suffered from gastritis all
the time, would bloat terribly and al
ways felt miserable. | had no ap-
petite and felt nauseated all the time.
/ was so nervous the least little noise
would startle me and it was almost
impossible to get a good nights
sleep. | had night sweats and was
so run down and weak that the slight
est exertion would almost exhaust
me completely. | lost weight dread
fully and was told that | couldn't
live six months at the rate was then
going down hill.
taking Tanlac and | honestly believe
it is the finest medicine in the world,
for it has made me just like new
person. My appetite is splendid and
| never enjoyed such fine and refresh
ing sleep in my life as do now.
My house has eight rooms and / do
all the work with ease. Tanlac has
been a god-send to me and would be
selfish not to tell others about it."
Tanlac is sold in Cedar City by the
Cedar City Drug Co. and in Parowan
by the Parowan Drug Co.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

city has been created If the law does not come to
the relief Of long-sufering public. we tremble at
the possible consequences
Therefore, let Mr.. Palmer and the department of
justice sieze the bull by the horns and see that living
conditions are maintained in this country
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

AT last the Democrats are seemingly anxious to
"Hooverize" on something. if only on their pres
idential timber IL the Republicans will only nom-
nate Pres. Wilson's ex-food administrator It seems
probable that they will ratfy and make it unanimous
Curious they're all fer" good Republican. ism it ?
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

The weather has been showery again
the past day or two, but so far but
little moisture has fallen.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21
IRON COUNTY RECORD
pRs NAJk ASSetiATlM
ESTABLISHED DECEMBER, 1884,
NuA,pendert in Politics Progressive In Policy
PUBLISHED AT CEDAR CITY, UTAH, EVERY
FRIDAY, BY
CHAs g. WILKINSON, LESSEE.
Editor and Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION $500 PER YEAR

Entered the Post Office at Cedar City, Utah. Second
Class Matter First Class in all other respects
Address all communications to the editor, and make
ssmttances payable to The Record
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-05-21

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Professional cards 81 80 per month.
Classified advs.-Lost Found, For Sale, Etc--2c per
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
BUNGALOW HOME.
OWNERS SACHIFTCEt
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

I own and offer for sale at once,
unusually attractive high class bun
galoW in one OF Fl Paso's choicest
additions. containing large living
room with built in book cases. large
open fire place. artistic mantel, big
bright dining room with plate rail.
built in buffet with mirror sunny
kitchen with complete built in ef-
fects. white enamel throughout. two
pretty bedrooms with spacious
closets. modern bathroom opening Off
hall; large finished sleeping porch
with Elassed and screened windows
and clothes closet, also kitchen porch
all screened and very cool in sum
mer. all electric fixtures are high
class and complete even 10 porches
Front porch is full width OF house
and very roowy with cement floor
and nicely finished. House has
hardwood floors. cement basement.
hot water heating plant. radiators
in all rooms. Always occupied by
healthy family. Property includes
50X140 feet OF ground, south front.
garage. cement drive, cement lawn
curbs. chicken shed. wood shed. back
yard cross-fenced. vines all around
house. large pergola over auto drive,
shade trees. entire house has just
been redecoreted inside and out I'M
mediate possession. This Is really n
beautiful house and was built by the
McClintock's for their home. Price.
$3.50 attractive terms). No agents
commission TO pay: see owner at 405
Mills street one block east Of post
office. No phone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
SPLENDID BARGAINS N
VALLEY RHNTTTEa


NENIE acres and : room hrl1E
residence near Esiefl. hogs. g
horses. several head lf cattle and
other stock, splendid autbuildinre.
family orchard and o. acres in all
lalia' owner leaving s-ata. no bet
Ter buy
lWENrT-SEFEN ACRES and a
modern 8 room residence Q miles
down the valley. s acres On alfalfa
and IS acres In Bartlett pears.
peaches, grapes. blacEbcrrics. etc
chickens and stock so with the
Place outnulliuEs and all kinds
q lnplemenfsi enc o. the NEST
beautiful places in the Valley
uunEllqW or or room residence
considered IN exchange
TN ACRES and modern 2 room
residence within g blocks OF the
Arterurnau- pear. rrauee an kinds
on fruit the residence is modern
lu every respect. electric lirhts.
hot and cold running water fn
every bedroom; small bungalow
Hlll b. considered in exchange.
terms 10 sult the purchaser.
SIXTY ACRES and a splendid
residence g miles from Ts1efa.
land IN high state q cultivation.
q real BARGAIN
flFrN-FIVE ACRES and a small
residence within miles %
Nsleta; no better land. % acres in
alfalfa, $500 cash and remainder
on easy terms
THREE ACRES and small resi-
dence 10 miles down the valley
% paved road party leaving To-
Pecoss q splendid buy.
" 2 HAVE all sizes. rnuElur from
70 500. Il you are on the mar
ret for valley acreage OF any size.
see US.
CITY RESIDENCES. apartments
and other city property 90 er-
change for valley land.
ADAMS G EDGE.
Phone 2sfe.
80 Fl Paso Bank G. Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17


IN Manhattan. beautifully furnished six
rooms and siassed sleeping porch, oak
floors Throughout French folding doors
between living room ard dining room Mir
TOR doors on clothes closets breakfast
room. tile bath. enamel laundry tubs. large
basement. for $500.
On LEBANON STREEr-Bea utiful bum
Ealow OF five rooms and sleeping porch.
an the newest features. on corner, paved
street. for i5550.
NEAR nigh school. 10 rooms a real
home. aI modern couvenieuces. on corner.
walking distance o. town. good terms.
price $4,000
on WYOMTNG-Nor Ear out convenient
for railroad people rooms for immediate
sale VIII sacrifice $685.. terms.
MUNDK HEIGHTS-Beautifu bungalow
q four rooms and siassed sleeping porch.
Modern in every way. For 5000.
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL and other schools.
Five rooms and large sleeping porch. nice
large living room across front. be1med
ceilings On living room and dining room.
Furnace heat, brick garage Paving paid
Price $500. $1,000 cash. balance good
terms ". T. SpruilL Pm. 612; residence
5s5EW
PARK PTTsTaN REALTY co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
ExcEPTIoNAL NALrEs


S2sOO-Bungalow. rooms
and s. p. Alta Vista district.
S4IOO-Five room cottage on
paved street, fairly close in
sf25o-Five room bungalow
in Manhattan Heights. south
front, paved street, priced 70
sell quick.
S4sOO-slx room cottage.
walking distance. close 20
schools.
SJOOo-Bungalow. 3 rooms.
$ p. garage. . full lots. Alta
Vista district, an exceptional
value.
SSSOO-An exclusive listing:
Thoroughly modern room
bungalow. in Manhattan. close
70 Five Points. east front
hardwood floors. builtln fea-
lures. sleeping porch. etc
S02OO-Splendid Manhattan
Heights bungalow, . rooms;
basement; . lots, south
front; paved street; a real
home.
Ss25O-Handsome bungalow.
Montana street: 6 large
rooms; g. D. hardwood floors
throughout. hot water heat.
. room servants house, brick
garage. lots; on corner
facing south.
FISK-RAMSET REALTY CO.
Trust Bldg. Arcade.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

3 Room Bungalow near Alta Vista School.
on paved street with hardr GOD floors.
nice hullt-in features. lawn and iu excel
lent repair. for t7sao. This is . beautiful
little place and the location rs good u
would cost sou az least $500 o. duplicate
this on rodar's prices
Phone 3 r. FLETCHER. fsa.
Nights 7517W
MCKEE BROS. 2cs NILLqBLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
- PoINTs REsIpENcEs

FIVE POINTS RESIDENCES
Red Pressed Brick BunEa-
low. close in. 1913 Tulaross-
ROOMS and Elassed sleeping
porch. hardwood floors
throughout, basement and
heating plant. latest buiit-in
features. timbered cell
ings in dining and
living rooms. House and
grounds in excellent condi-
ton Price 5000. Part cash
Bal terms.
Brick bungalow. five rooms.
elassed in sleeping porch and
screened sleeping porch. on
TularoEa street. one block
from Piedras. modern
throughout. House in excel
lent condition Price $500.
$500 viii handle
New four room brick hunEa-
low. corner location on Bliss
street. west OF Piedras. ready
for occupancy. $3.50, s0cc
cash down. Bal. terms.
RICHMOND TERRACE
RESIDENCES
Five room Brick Bungalow
on TrOw bridge St. near
Pershinc Drive. Modern and
excellent condition. Furniture
can be- bought with house.
4. owner an army officer leaV-
ing city. For further par
ticulars call undersigned
-Four room brick bungalow
on Paved street, corner loca-
tion-east front-huilt a year
ago. Good buy. Price $500.
1920 cash, bal terms
Five room bungalow near
Pershlng Drive. corner loca-
tion. east front-earaEe-a
bargain $500. $1,000 cash.
bal. terms
Five room yellow brick bun
Ealow-east front on paved
street. cement driveway
garage. etc Price 5000. $500
viii handle.
Five room Bungalow on OK
ford stone block east OF
FershinE Drive-will be COM
pleted by Nay l. $4,000 $500
viii handle.
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS
RESIDENCES
We have about twenty Man
haitian Heights homes under
construction in various stages
Of completion We shall be
pleased to show you these a.
any time.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
HOME
a seven room Tapestry brick
Bun galoW with large garage.
Completely furnished in ma
hogany. beautiful Furnishings
throughout. Corner location
on paved ST.. lots-the ap-
praised value OF furniture
alone is $4,000. Price S11.eo0
Part cash. bal terms.
HOME SITES
Look these over:
lots at Grant and Elm
sts.. Alamo HeiEhts-s1700.
Paving payments paid
lots on Ia Luz St. near
Alta Vista school. paving pay
mcnts paid-ff25 each.
a BARGAINs
lots on Lebanon near Pied
ras az $500 each.
Additional city property wei
located that should be invest
igated before buying else
where.
Cali T. g. 4rCLELLaAND
Phone 1f5s SUNDAYS $3.50
CHAS. b. STEVENS
Real Estate & Insurance
city National Bank Bldg.
Member FL Paso Real Estate
Board
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

81 ACHE>-Near Clint. on paved roal.
WI take IN small house as part payment.
f1s5 PER acre. an in cultivation good build
ing
$50 ACRES-Near Clint an Iu cultivation
house. outhuildlnEa. o r-auiss in fact. fliig
equipped with an necessary farming ma
rnaur
120 ACREs-about miles below Faben-
au in cultivation. f175 per acre or can
furnish so more with this tract az f17--
See A. r. Hnrdla with
MCKEE BROS. SOS MILLS BLDG.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

miles below Fl Paso uear car stop. MS
ia snap 40 rf5oo-
ACRES room house on paved road.
about miles down valley. $500
li- ACRES, room h1usa. p, mile from
paved road and cars $500.
liiz ACRES. miles below III Paso on
Norih Loor road, an highly cultivated.
70 AcEEs. near Tsiets. improved land.
house, f1en1
-n ACRES thle SIDE IN 1fcsa. houses.
$3.50 rrr arrr
$50 ACRES upQer valley fna be house
Oh ia1pianneufT stock rrr- .nelufsf. rnis
is REAL place. SIS. GOO
We have many other fra-rs n an
sizes Come On ard see MS
GLASS BROTHERS
Herald EIdr Phon. a1rr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

Country club district. 5-o9 Noun
tain avenue. one block from school
huilt-in features. Elassed porch and
screened porch. Look AZ it Sunday
and phone owners, c095 or fll7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

DO TOU PREFER To PAY RENre
To buying some OF these. when pay
ments and terms are SO easy-
e-l10-f rboms. basement room finished
porch and bath.
f1fQQ-f rooms. porch. bath $3.50 cash
balance SIS per month
f355o-5 rooms. . porches. cenented base
ment
5000 rooms. bath. . sleeping porchss
extra large lot.
f51so-s rooms. bath. new and elegant
good terms
F5ooo-5 roomr. registers in. new. close in
good
s5san-s rooms. a beauty. rood terms.
f5s9o-s rooms. close in and cheap az The
price.
For 7omafhirr higher. a-k us. we have
them up 20 $1,000
TRI-STATE COMMISSION co.
none 1854 --i---5 Trust Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

ARE TOT THINNING OF BUILDING {
IT 60. let Us furnish Won plans and
specificltious- We build on your lots
or ours and give rra souabfe terms.
We have built over Ia0 homes tn ri
Faso- Come in and Jet Us give you
an estimate
RAMEF BROS
Builders Of Fine Homes.
-ul-Qs Caples Bldg. Phone SD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

APARTMENT BARGAINS.
FINISHED complete, a beauti-
ful location. q apartments.
VIII net Il per cent on in
restment; this proposition
VIII turn quick: 4 interest
I'd. viii be pleased TO answer
inquiries.
CASTLE HEIGHTS.
SsoO0-SlL rooms. modern
bungalow. elegantly furnished.
south front. . ful lots. beau
riful lawn garage, side drive
TULARosA BARGAIN.
s870o-SiE rooms, modern
bungalow. 9 blocks OF Five
Points, nice lawn and trees,
fuu lots. beautiful finish
ing inside
s5500-Five rooms and sleep
ing porch. Grant Ave. close
Five Points, nice parking and
lawn. garage q beautiful 10
catlca-
sazG0--F our rooms and sleep
ing porch Richmond Ter
race, hardwood floors. nice
finish. good location
sffdo-Tive rooms and sleep
ing porch. Richmond Terrace.
hard woed floors, nice finish
ing inside
can Luther L Copley with
A.. p. COLES & BROS.
Phone 1888. 2of n. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
FURNISHED
BUNGALOW BARGAIN
sTUNDY AVE. BARGAINS.
E-..u EACH


Two beautiful, modern. six room
bungalows, not yet completed; bet
ter houses and better location than
others are selling az one thousand
dollars more. If you want n nice
home let as show you these
S575olG0-
Five I'M thoroughly modern uptodate
bungalow, sleeping porch and base
ment, 5000 block Tularosa street
$1,000.
sixteen room apartment house. 4
baths. 4 sleeping porches, present rem
tails over 500 per month; $4,000 cash,
balance easy terms This Is a bargain.
S4S50.O0.
-FOUR room house, furnished corner. 3
lots, paved front and side. La Luz St.,
This is a bargain offered. by non
resident owner. Don't miss this II
you are looking for a bargain.
100000
Montana ST.
$1,000 EACH
new room bungalows on Wheeling
ST. Manhattan Heights. Best location
IN this addition.
W F. PAYNE
4ol Mesa Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

5000.
-Four room brick cottage in
East Fl Paso. Close to car
line: $500 cash. balance $50
per month, including int.
1880.
Five room brick bungalow in
Altura Add. just north OF
Manhattan Hgts. South front.
$1,000 cash and terms on bal
anee-
s0I5O.
Five rooms, breakfast aicove.
glassed in sleeping porch.
basement and heating plant.
Hardwood floors throughout.
tile bath, tile drainboard,
huiit-in cabinet in kitchen.
built-in buffet in dining room.
built-in book cases. plenty OF
closets. French doors be
tween living room and dining
room. An ideal home in every
respect $1,000 cash viii
handle.
WYATT & RICHEY.
Real Estate Department.
1856 First Natl Bank Bldg.
Phone 2550.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17

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FOR HENr-Thirty acres near Chamhe-
cotton or grain Ph. 5i4s after z pm OF
write vs.. 9. Loczhart. 2ll5 Eranlfort.
KANCHES-LARGE AND SMALL.
We have a choice iisf % valley and other
exchange for small valley rluchess list
yours with us
TRI-sTATE COMMISSION CO.
Ill., - = ~ LII ----- :