davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

1t was supposed that Monarch pass
road had been pretty well finished up
last fall. Nevertheless, two big out
fits are building and grading road on
this side above Sargents, and some
rock work uncompleted, is being put
in shape. Another government outfit
is remaking the road for several miles
this side Of Sargents.
1t is not expected that this pass will
be clear from snow till well into
June, and the thru road to Salida
ought to be in fine shape when it
does get ready for travel. Because of
the many road gangs, comparatively
little travel has come by way of
Monarch pass for two years. The
summer Of 1921 will undoubtedly see
a tremendous stream of cars over this
near link Of the Rainbow Route.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

Memorial Day Is the day to NJ
member to remember the men Who'll
gave their lives for their countyrj
and 70 recall that We were pledR65!
70 turn their sacri6ces 10 iood -
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

~ Dsss uunaunue
- GanoouuD Couuep.
Cso0sssse Wss1IDO-
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

JOHN A. STEELE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

Ues rsssy Yesss The
0ekDSwseAgeA seaAes
- sAas esssssssy
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-27

Continued ON Second Page)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
THE NEW HOTEL

The hotel now being Cedar City than hotel 1t is
of the points of interest for which the traveller
is always the lookout.
standpoint of comfort and convenience the hotel will not
exceed the larger cities Every guest outside
lighted ventilated cheerful Of them being accessible
toilet and avao On the first floor is the spacious lobby
ladies pao dining and the porch In the basement
coffee shop barber shop billiard and tailor shop
this the important part of the building Besides
furnishing and comfort the Travellers the hotel will be well pat
banquet balls and different community gath
that every resident of Cedar City has this build
ing will naturally make it a community center.
will become interesting time The ground which the
building stands purchased from the Mormon Church. and it
old Tg Office and wall built from the red sandstone taken
hills just of The large tmbers used hewed
hand and the large nails made from the native
and hammered into shape by the local blacksmith Much of
material taken this old building has been used the
ton of the Hotel.
Practically entire building will be made of material produced
of the red sandstone taken from the old Th
wall the brick moulded by hand of the
the basement excavation laid in of lime burned
edge the town. the lumber sawed from the logs
National Forest The building designed by
architect construction being handled by local builder and
practically all of the work will be done by local artisans
The stock subscribed by the people Of them paying
labor produce and in other wayowing ideas
pioneer foreahers the putting over public enterprises
When consideration this great was accom-
psed during panic 1920 will stand of the most in
terestng things that will be seen by the tourist in his
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21

plateau spruce The highway
end the Navajo Lake which the most beautiful
BODY found in mountains of Southern Utah
vertically of the of the of purest serene
reaching Navajo Lake tributary of the Cedar Longvaley
Highway leads the left where only few miles that won
derand of nature wildly described above by Dr. Pah Cedar
Breaks Suffice here that after glance their glory the
behod will impossible paint either in words coors
comprehensive picture of the Breaks.
The purpose the building this road primarily
highway which undoubtedly destined be-
but that might large body of excellent timber
connecting highway between Iron County the side
and Garfield and Kane Counties the other sale of 100000 feet
of timber has already been made resident of Cedar City and
this road completed the cutting operations will begin
the sawm which be located adacant the highway 1t Is
maed that there sufficient timber the section of the Forest
aversed by the road supply Southern Utah for the generation
regardless of how rapid the growth of the surrounding settle
ments may be.
Funds are completion Cedar-ongvaey
Navajo Lake possible in the spring and if weather
conditions favorable the road should be ready for travel early
July 1921 Plans have been made take such repairs
ng road needed to enable safely the
Panguc Kanab highway This will enable tourists make the
first half of the Cedar Breaks Bryce Grand Canyon Zion Park circle
"trip with comparative and will lead them through veriabe
er's paradise
beautiful camping grounds passed.
the highest order angling for the mountain with which
stocked The Disappearing River and Mammoth
are phenomena of especial interest along this route
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
THE GREATEST SCENIC TRIP IN THE WORLD

The greatest scenic trip the world offer the tourist today
that covering Cedar Breaks Bryce Grand Canyon and Zion National
Park Beginning with the summer Of 1921 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
will tourists Lund the Salt Lake Route carry them thirty
four miles be overnight the hotel Cedar City thence
day the Cedar Breaks twenty-five mile trip thence through
the Alpine goes of the DxeSever National Forest Bryce Canyon
distance of eighyve miles, where the Sye camp prepared
for them From Bryce the road leads via Kanab and the
beautiful Kabab plateau north of the Grand Canyon where
the farfamed Wye camp for the travellers truly comfortable
fashion, thence back far Kanab distance of seventy miles and
then hundred miles the of the national parks stupendou
Zion Here another Wy camp provides for the of the travel
The goeS of Zion absorbed the final leg of the trip takes the
traveller back Cedar City, thence Lund and the railroad From
Zion park und Cedar City 90 miles Thus in less than six
hundred miles from Lund back und again. be four of the
worlds wonders.
These four features of such stupendous magn6ence that
they have deed the artists brush and the writer's hence
only invite you and them ehovahs
stand with barred head and gaze with silent admiration the
wondous creations before only wish will be that all the
world might day enjoy the privilege that yours
CEDAR CITY COMMERCIAL CLUB
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
THE CEDAR-LONGVALLEY HIGHWAY

This project referred the previous the Iron
County road but the records of the Bureau of Public Roads which
has charge of the construction work. officially designated the Cedar
l1ongvaley Highway.
Construction work began this road little year ago.
One section miles length being the solid rock
100000 mile underlying
have been shot by the explosive T. AMI the lodges
literally ovehang the roadway dozen be sheltered
under of these great
large shovel has been used in constructing this section
idea of the difficulty of construction be gained
that has taken through about
half miles of the distance and the work completed
AT the upper end of the Guch the
ant little valley then continues climb steadily until
nit The roadway is bordeed practically all way aspen and
for within the boundaries of the Dixie
al Forest AT intervals these give place open grassy gade from
which the Zion National surrounding country
lying far below The summit has elevation of slightly than
10000 feet AT this point the character of the country changes
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
Wonderland Revealed

Right the back door of the the plateau drops quickly
thousand feet down glorious wondeands the
ator designed Here
Breaks Before and below him the great amphheater
across is now plainly visible The thought
parable the half of great Wheel the depressed thou
sand feet below the rim which the visitor standing And
os tributary the pokes converg center
Words will fail to the Of this
In variety and grandeur of goesqu erosona unsurpassed
and unequaed the world One the amp
eater and picture the minds almost to man
There great cathedras castles and temples pin
nacles and spires There obe higher beautiful than
those OF ancient Egypt There giant walls and gates There are
columns OF soldiers in close formation with leaders, taller than the
others standing their head There priest with his congregation
gathered before him. There sennes stationed suitable places
Finally lets his fancy see thousands upon thousands
of forms totally unlike anything he has before
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
CEDAR BREAKS


(By DR. FREDERICK PACK the u of w. Trbune)
This wonderland situated fifteen miles of Cedar City
and Parowan right the head of Coal Greek To the
Utah wholly unaccounabe that country such this
could have existed all this right the doors civilization and
be practically unknown But the reply that the of southern
Utah. and particularly of the high thorough
y accustomed the grandeur of that
granted that the of the world similarly blessed And the
of Cedar Breaks Stocmn been going
parts of this country for the fifty but have failed to let their
outside neghbors know of what they have
Coal Greek abounds in magnificent Throughout
the greater of its length the rocks laid bare Here and there
they locally twisted and ontorted like the fbe gnared
In other places they stretched horizontal layers remind
ing of so many bands of varicolored ribbon.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
Coloring Is Wonderful

Then to all these be added the coorng could eas be
tempted to believe that elsewhere the Painter had
SIMPLY used his spare time playing with coo but here what
might be called the amphheae of the gods finished his master
piece The pdomnang color probably described as pink bt
Prousey scattered every hand whites creams tans bluffs browns
reds chocolates blues ende puppies and fact every
shade and tint OF the spectrum all blended together into peans the
dnest coorng scheme in the world Its beauty be realized onlv
by seeing ~ y
nedNS cannon be described as resfu yet they by no
means irritating They sublime yet of interest and ACTIVITY
men IN u view OF tins glorious vision do laugh neither do
tax uc hey stand with barred heads in the presence one of
Gods sublime and efforts and tlv 90 AWAY th ~.
OF the scene scared deep into their memories when thew oo
back It's glory never fades and the remembrance of ever becons for
their ' -'
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
Natural Bridge Discovered

The lower part of the canyon painted chiefly reds gays
forming beautiful with the somewhat abundant growth of
and other Some eight miles above Cedar City the
dehe into single box the width of which scarcely
exceeds hundred feet while the perpendicular walls often oerang
ing commonly rise height of than five hundred feet
here high the canyon wall that years
ncen natural bridge discovered that testimony
there still remains much be done by the explorer This bridge
alone if situated ordinary country would be uded
skies and that, too, very justly
But in order browning glory of the
Cedar Breaks the which point short
distance beyond the bridge High up the plateau
they shine forth like the glory of Their
varcoored pendo outlined pines one
an impression of things almost divine
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
FOREWORD

As will be noted by the date lines the head of the pages
the outer sheet Of this folder published supplement to
the IRON COUNTY RECORD of Cedar City, the 18th day OF
September 1918 In the years intervening this date
pQ92 many changes have been brought about this country
the of road building growth population, wealth. school
facilities civic Improvements,
However, the pictures and descriptions of the Breaks
apt and today the day they published and
Also practically all Of the firms whose advertisements appear
therein still serving the people and with enlarged facilities The
ronKane County road mentioned called the
will be shape for travel the Breaks by the first of next July
Sewer National Forest has had its changed to Deever
National Forest the headquarters for which has been transferred to
Cedar City. William Flanagan, mentioned guide still ready to
SUCH With this explanation the folder will give the stranger
a fair idea of Cedar Breaks they today.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
THE INDIAN VILLAGE

average whose home east OF the Mississippi River
probably things for the first glimpse of which he watches
with most interest These things cowboys and Indians
following the Lincoln Highway other route through to Utah.
NAV specimens either both but safe to say that
Cedar City point which he view established ndag
village.
Here NAV the red man. the true surviving American native be
seen in all unlovene Although he make strenuous
effort ze himself by sending his ppooses to school and by build
lumber cabin after the style of his white brother he yet
of his ideas OF days and sets his
primeva alongside of his house
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21

can be reached by zgzaggng on horseback up poor
ly marked meandering trail to the norheastward, or
by retracing ones steps through the narrow canyon
and thence over a newly constructed automobile road
leading through tributary of Coal Creek canyon
Just here let us remark that the term Coal
Creek applied to such magnificent canyon as this is
absolutely out of place. We would be performing an
everlasting service if such names were obterated and
Others, descriptive of the true conditions were
substituted.
1t should be recalled that the top of the plateau
is practically fiat Here, just above the Breaks"
it hicky set with natural groves of pines separated
by spacious lawns dotted plentfuIy with mountain
springs and crystal streams of water A more nearly
ideal camping place cannot be imagined 1t is here
within the vision of the pines the lawns and the noun
tam flowers that one pitches ones tent, for the
Breaks are near very near at hand.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
SOUTHERN UTAHS WONDERL AND

This of the Pute tribe thrifty Gas Indian thriftness
goe and has its horses and and automobiles does the
white for whom the Indian abors the roads
The visitor Cedar City will be we'll repaid visit the
Indian village where Chief Bishop Pete always give
information regarding his tribesmen
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
THE TOURIST PARK

In every house whose owner holds proper ira
dton of hospitality, there is guest chamber. More
over it is usually more attractive and comfortable if
possible than any other room in the house. The guest
must have the best Nothing else will satisfy the true
host So it is with the city of Cedar. She has her
guest chamber in the shape of tourist park. And
Cedar City has tried to satisfy the standards of true
hospitality by making the tourist park one of the best
features of the town.
The best architectural and landscape gardening
authorities available have been consulted in plan
ming the park But the main thing has been the
comfort of the tourist Artistic weatherproof tents
are to be provided with concrete floors and with
electrical connection en- that meals can he cooked with
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21

electric appliances No campres will be allowed The
bureau of information the grounds will afford modern comfort sta
tons with showers and all toilet facilities well free checroom
for baggage vauaes The information bureau will furnish the
er gudebooks and all desired information either OF
Cedar City of Utah.
With this pleasant place camp will be practice of travellers
make Cedar City headquarters side all nearby
and for few days the way for getting needed work done
for shopping Cears upoate mercantile establishments
The park with its comforts and its attractive greeting tired
eers stands official word of welcome the wayfare tary
Cedar City while designed to the needs of those who
wish Cedas pleasant days 1t find
distance from posoce and and from
noyg publicity of Main streets business section Cedar City does
hesitate recommending the traveller the conenienc and delights
Of her tourist park.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1921-01-21
Top Reached By Trail

But here the full glory thing unseen One must 90
on to the top OF the plateau and view the above The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
WANT PERFECT FIGURE
Hut II 1nkcs Exercise oT Right Mus.
Giles 60 Retain Desired
ANl.Ilrri

LONpuN. March o..."m America
/ found that nearly an wou,u wish
~ bc beautiful and realize that tn,
first thing Is To- be- healthy, well dc.
voloppd ana strong.
The reason why his is more ~ iu
America than It ~ iu England i- be.
cause they are idolizcd 10y their men.
ana therefore Try Co Doe at thoir
bCst.'
This declaration was made by MiRs
Maudc O'Dcll. who has lust returned
from "A visit To America She claims
To be the worlds bcsJ proportioned
woman
If cyory woman gave ten minutes
n day TO the right exercise, in three
months time she would bee 40 wen
ana 80 changed than she would not
know herself" she said, 1T is not
easy TO tell woman what to do uu .
less you know her peCuiiarities. but
there IN a simple exercise which
every woman may benefit from.
Many women suffer from indigestion
and stomach troubles This is be.
cause they do not exercise the mug
Clcs OF the stomach.
Practically every women" She
declared, "can have "a perfect figure
by proper exercise But she must re-.
member that proportion IL every
thing, and she must select her eXer-
cisos with care and cultivate the
| right muscles, one part OF the body
! overdevclopcd Is ugly and useless %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
MOVIES AN AID
IN CHURCH WORK
Use i'm Sunday School,
Found to BE Very
Effective


Sn''lA. o." he World
ppNCN CITY, March 81 broad
,i.,..,t tr, .,,,, NJ moving 'pI.i1r,.
,,
IVY 'N"I nos N"""N
similar organizations i7 taken nN
R,y. f. luihcr Edwards pastor ut
a.. t...., ,....t..,.,i,, c,.,,.b .f
WV '''
this city. \ moving picture lna'hlh"
has been Installed by tho IrcHON
,,tt,,4 de-. t,,. ,li, ,tilitorium. which
d.. I,.,r ,.,1 .s p..tipp piare
,,rr. r,.I, r,, sIuuuuu church
.I,,i.. ID, ,p,,l,. .,,,,,,upii,u IN,
,,,,'bt,. v.Iu ib,n D, iruu. f,frrd iu
I,. ,r.,..t ana In. u4,d t, man,
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t.s.. ,lrIst upr,ii.d tne STORY
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,.'..t a.. ,,.,,, ,,.,s moi thr,,iuh ,rrn.
,,',,, AMI d,t,t, a.. tns sIuuIo
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,.,,si'tI, l,s.,rs ,u rIgbt,.uauoas
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,,r..,h ,,. I,. s.,,,,lg.t p,,ib,I rns
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

social room iu 'hc basement ~ tNo
now church. which s being buut Goo
ho operated along community church
lines. viii be- equipped for .u.D.-
tainmcnt and social features a v.ti
aa educational and religious nar|
uUu through the motIur U..HI..
The plan is to hold sorI.. .r ..l.
drcu in tho social room duru4 't"
morning Worship hour f1r thH d.'H
upstairs Arrangements have H...
made go secure the pictures uu- ..
ty tho church iT;m corporation
with which 10 supplcmcu. anI ulls.
lie says.
"To offor the stories Hf tnc h..'"
90 the child iu pi,tur,s i. tn place
them forever upon his mind.
Dhild's lifc is a scrics ot dis"orno"
rd pictures out of which eventually
rowrs order and sequrno" I7 W'm-
ory lr1usforma thom into tuuWI-
edge
Nutvithstaudlug the efforts rul
trfu and originated BY Row bd
wards t'r tho local church, ponDt
Ci'y is tu lose him soon to Enid,
where ho has received and accepted
.t call" Tho loc9l orrau,Ntlon
h1a called" Rev y. ~. Surface of
Okluhnmn CITY. but no acceptance
has yet been tocDlvcd Itcv. Ed
wards has I'.. rr.riNCd am invitation
. Co become o. pastor at Lafayette,
Ind, th" seat cr rvrduc unlvcrslty.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
By HARVEY L. RHODES.

BY HARVEY j.. RHODES.
Every circus must have its
clown. Apparently there must al
ways be "a few ignorant and uuin-
formed retOrmcrs To attempt To re-
form something that can't be re-
formed or that is not In need OF
reformation. Whether these mis-
guided mortals are sincere I'm their
efforts is matter Of conjecture.
After Witnessing and reading OF a
veritable mob Of them as they carry
on their operations. one almost de-
cides that everybody is "a rCtUrmer
of some sort ana that before long
there won't be anyone left to re-
form but roformers. incidentally.
there's a lot OF plain, ordinary folks
that would be delighted II the all
legged reformers would restrict their
circle OF activities to others ENGAGED
I'm the same line Ci business. Should
they follow this course, those COM
mon people might have a respite
and be able to live a life such HS
the Creator intended they should
live.
Perhaps somc Of these refcrmers
and leaders in fads and 'isms' are
not aware that the public is dis
gustCd with them and that a
credulous people are longing for a
permanent rest so they may get
down To business ana forget for
awhile at least that tie world is
all wrong. that the human race
doesn't eat enough corn meal mush,
that the whole world waits til
Sunday 10 perform its cussednes4
and It's wickedncss, and that WON
ems dress is immodest. and that
men who wear derby hats are
flat footed.
Abatc the Nuisance.
IL such is the case---if the re-
formers are ignorant Of this cOndi-
ton let them take "a tip right now.
Because it's the opinion of dozens
OF Tulsa business men who for some
reason hold an aversion toward re-
formers that the world wouldn't be
half so ignorant or 80 rotten N the
rcformcrs wouldn't spend 80 much
time bruising the apples In the bar
rel and thcn-dftcr these bruises
have caused the fruit to rot--hold
them up 10 public gaze and eXclaim
I told you So
And most of the time reformers
don't even know what they're talk
| ing about, That's what IL so pitt
| full A lot of them are more ue-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
What Shall We do With the
Pest OF Reformation CrankS

serving Of sympathy than censurc.
Take the case of the eastern col
lego professor who declares that
smoking pipes Is less injurious than
smoking Cigarets or Cigars.a Per-
haps he is right when he says that.
But he goes a bit farther and adds
that only clay or cob pipes should
be used and that the smoker should
use a new one every day.
Holy smokes!
Break in" Il new pipe every
day Right there the astutc col
lege professor exposes his mex
cusablc ignoruncc-hiS lack OF men
tai development. He rs impossible :
If there are any takers, there's "A
newspaper scribe In Tulsa that Will
bet his dirty socks that this bird
never smoked pipe In his life, and
that his existence has been so iso-
lated from his fellow men that he
never even formed the acquaintance
Of fellow that does smoke a pipe.
Ignorant OF His subject.
No man could describe the SEN
sation OF crossing the Atlantic
ocean In an airplane II he hadn't
made the trip. And. curious though
1T may seem, no one can accurately
describe the sensation caused by
Nil'h4Hb ~ IAI' 'h''H" ii' '''
smoked one.
Ask any pipe smoker In Tulsa II
the professor In right Ask him II
new pipe should be used every
day for the sake OF sanitation. Then
get out OF his way before he ex-
plodes. After he, has Gained down,
ne will doubtless tell you that a
pipe isn't worth a continental un-
iii after il has been smoked six
months--until II becomes black and
filthy and so strong IL can walk on
It's hind legs, turn fllp-flops and
jump entirely across the room.
Use a new pipe every day? Why
smoke at all If one should be forced
t. take the esteemed professors ad %
vice? What professional pipe
smoker would be willing TO suffer
constantly with a burned tongue and
forever carry a grouch2 For that's
what a new pipe does. It's like
pair OF new shoes in that respect.
II never II satisfactory until it's
broke in And pipes are like
true friends; the longer you're with
them, the better you like 'em.
Dcport the Cranks.
That deluded professor never