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Show ( Irnn County Record, Cedar City, Ut., : La.Rue Stephens Wins \ teedar Suffers pefeat - 1 Irrigation •E ngineer .U . P. Scholarship To Meet Farmers In Opening Game Last year's champions and ru.nners~ P v,-ere losers in the opening games ,of the Southwest Utah Baseball League Sunday when Milford defeated ' the championship Beaver team and Minersville ·defeated Cedar. The games ·were played in Cedar and Beaver. ·,Cedar went down to inglorious defeat Minersville by a score of 19 to 7. -.iue principally to a wild second inning in which the visitors scored ten l)Oint5. Max Grissman pitched for the visiting team and Frank Wagner started for Cedar, but was relieved by Jim Stacey after the big second. Stacey took over the pitching duties 'With a 11 to O disadvantage, and held the visitors well in check while Cedar slightly. plugged away and gained ''Stacey allowed only 2 runs in five innings and then weakened enough to ~allow 7 in the 1ast two. Many errors were made by both teams and resulted ~ n numerous unearned runs. 'Rollie Gardner, playing his first league game scored three or Cedar's t"1IllS, and Earl Adams, who also did some very good hitting scored three, 'While Wagner crossed the plate for the other run. 13unda.y Cedar will play in Milford ·and St. Qeor~ will play at Minersville "With Beaver idle. w May 17, 1934. GO SHOPPIN G JANE AND I Miss La.Rue Stephens, member of the George D. Clyde, irrigation engigeer of the Utah Experiment station who Ten ~ylors 4-H Clothing Club of Cehas been appointed by the governor dar City, has been notified by D. P . of the state to assist farmers and com- \ Murray, state boys and girls club munities in the conservation of exist- specialist, t_hat she ~as bee1: _av..-arded I ing water supplies, wiill meet the flrst place m the Umon Pac1f1c scll.olfarmers, county commissioners, town I arsh1p contest for Iron County fo:· and city mayors and all others inter- I 1933. This av,ard entitles Miss Steested in drougth reliief at the Branch phens to a $100 sholarship at the Utah Agricultural college Saturday morn_ State Agricultural College plus transpor_tation ~or o™: round trip over the ing, May 19, at 9:00 o'clock. Professor Clyde in attemptina w Umon Paoflc ra1lw-ay to Logan. LaRue plans on using her s cholarcarry out the pr;gram of drouth rerief and water conservation, plans ro ship at the Utah State Agricultural contact the water users in Iron Coun- 1 College af ter completing her first two ty for the purpose of discussln"' with years of coUtge work at the Branch them their problems and advisin~ with Agricultural College. them as to methods by which limited ' water supplies ~g'ht be best utiliz- I ed and detenninmg those cases where I supplementary supplies might be de• -veloped throught the aid of the Fed- 1 The Southern utah Pltnnbi.'1-g and erai government. If there are any sources of water Heating comps.ny, operated by Warsupply tha.t might be developed to \ ren M . Cox and wrn. M. Merryeather, furnish temporary relle!, the farmers ! ha.s secured the agency f,or the Westand other interested citizens o! the ' inghouse Refrigerator line for thi., county should come prepared to make territorf. such proposals. Representatives Of all • The agency in announced In an adirrigation companies are espedally , vertisernent in this iRSue of the Re; cord. urged to be in attendance. HELLO THERE JANE! HOW !,BOUT COMING SHOP!'fNG, FOR AN ELECTRIC RE FR!GERATOR WITH ME ? · · I HEAR. THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE MODELS Ail SlMPL'l MARVELOUS! 1. I So. I utabS Plumbing A ecures gency WH,U eoTH Wls.&: TO DKJOE'ON IVESTIN611C~ ntiRE'i!fO OTIIElt UKE IT I Pres. Shay Gives Convention Report 1' ----• GRA..--.o oPERA wa.ld<) Dix of Salt Lake City spent 1 Mrs. Ada WoOd Webstel' returned ·-sunday and Monday 1in Cedar vls!tan after Su.."1day Clty Lake Salt from 'ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. absence of several days. Mrs. Web- 1 Repor:s of the District Rot,,>r y David Dix. ster was fortunate in being there at a vention held in salt L-ake City last time when the San carlos Opera com- ! week were given by dele~·ates at the I pany wa,s giving its week of grand I Ced2r R otary club luncheon Tuesday , 1 opera. The company played to ca- noon. The r epor ts were given by pacity houses during the entire sea- P :·~siden t R eu~ n J. Shay, Pres:d e..."1t- 1 e'ect Henry Oberhansley a nd secretary son. I "The company is wit hout dou':Jt the G u.stive 0. Larson. fin est that ever played in Salt Lake 1 !l'.i:anr importan t m e.,,,ages and st::::Cit y/' said ~rs. "':_ebster, "all of the /r gestions for fut ure activities of Rom embers bemg ar .ist who possess t ary, as well as promises of b igg-er and/ m arvelous voices and were as well, 1 better things v.-ere brought back to people o~ fine ~amatic ability who ' the Jocal club by t hose who attended , the important District Convention. l!terally Jived then- parts." \'t hy cir.n"t x-o u 1'!'\ v e:11:igatr~ the r~n,a!"k.:?.l.-k :ie·N ~::.:.··~~-r ~ of t h~ t.TE ~.1/ 19.! ~- 1// ~tit".~hotr~ R .--:fr i;,.:-::ra t.or:.::? just wha t yo11've Con-1 3l;v:t:,•3 v. : .:~t,i:;f! .. :1nd no.,., 1}V..?Sri,"lghou.Je gi•res 5 YEARS• l·.,R O'fE C:.T!Oi'i (:,:1 ::;-..; h~t·::ictic ,:i.lly •: CJ.l..:::d rn :!·~!u:.~:.:"'.n on E VERY m od.:l furc!1 ·'/' ~i ;:i yea;;! Cvme in _~\;!" ::a demorutra tion .. l "THIS IS THE TIME .,__ 1 H_E_oL_D_-1_ 1_M_E_R_H_A_o_11_ _c_o_M_,N_G_T_o_H•_M__.I TO OE-SLUDGE YOUR MOTOR," SAYS SERVICEMAN A 4.40 X 21 4.50 X 20 $41,!'.! $4 85 4.50 4.75x19 $5!2 X 21 5.00 X 19 ,, J $5!!' S11bJect to fflGft!JC wltl,outaotiu and lo any Gonn-.ntol fair orleYF, FAMOU S QUALI TY AT SUCH LOW P~1rE s ) Don't let anybody t:•;~ ·,-r,,. •.:.-;t some unheard-of rnr, "~'Th:,er makes as good a tire as Gc-odrich at prices l ike this. Tn'.! COMMANDER Tire is made to protect you against u nreiiahie tires, to give you r eal t ire value. Stick to known quality, G oodrich C ertified, and you' ll save m oney in the end. C o:r. ·: : n -r.~. ,let us show you ic,v '..c :.:a·' • your m ot oring ccs ~s "Now is the time when every person who values hia motor car ~s having ') winter-worn; · ,.!,,,.. sludgy oil • , drained off, and new clean oil put in," stated one of our eervicemen to reporters late yesterday. " It is a great thing that 1-vaa 'D' is ready for all tbe,e car owners. I say to my own customers, 'Wh' me ~-style oil when this new anti-alud&e lubricant costs no more?' "I've eeen thousand, 0£ good cars beine; worn out before their time because the motors had to turn over with their crankahafts and pistons all tangled up in sticky, gritty sludge formed by road dirt and oil that was allowed to a:o too lone; -oil that couldn't stand the heat and speed of modem drivµig. "But those days are over for folks who use Iso:Vis 'D', because believe me, ISO<V18 'D' is an oil that can take it!" Salt Lake City, Utah, May 1- Sludge took it on the chin for the count when tough, sturdy Iso,Vis "D" scored a series of knock-outs with clean-cut performance staged in thousands of crankcases durine; the past few days. At no time did Sludge, the old, soft product of oil-draining carelessness and inferior lubricants, have a chance against the smooth performance of this smart new-comer. The need of an anti-sludge motor oil has grown as the average speed of traffic has increased. Ordinary motor oils could not stand the punishment of the heat and pounding of busy motors. But now comes a new oil especially made to meet this need. After Iso,Vis "D" was developed in the laboratory it was subjected to moce than one million and a quarter milea of the hardest sort of road tests in 51 different types of motor vehicles. These tests proved that in fact, as well as in theory, Iso=Vis "D" is really an anti-sludge motor oil. Not ooly that- it is also an oil that pos- COLD FACTS FOR SERIOUS THINKERS Iso•Via''D"isproducedu ndertotally new processes recently perfected. These are the Propane Dewaxing Process, and the Chlorex: Extraction Proceas for removing unstable and undesirable constituents present in all petroleum distillates. By these processes a new-type lubricant is produced with much higher resistance to sludge formation than any motor oil has hitherto possessed. The new motor oil is likewise notable for minimum carbon formation and great durability. JHIS IS HOW SLUOGE LOOKED when a nervy serviceman scooped up a handful just drained from the crankcase of a typical family sedan. It is no longer a lubricant, but a gummy, gritty slime that will shorten the life of any motor if ' left to chum around in the crankcase. sesses remarkable durability and tonclastine; qualities. "Like the complex poisons developed in the human system by a cessive physical strain, Sludge mipt be called a fatigue product," aaid a distinguished oil expert recently, in speaking of lubrication perfonnauce. "But whatever it is called, this product of worn-out oil has a cumulative effect. It combines with foreign matter that collects gradually even in the best regulated crankcases. Unnoticed at first this thick mixture causes gradual sluggishness of power and often leads to premature motor failure." Car owners everywhere have been quick to welcome this new oil at the very season of the year when it is most important that old, worn-out, sludgy oil be drauted from craak:cases. It is a recognized fact that sludge formation is always heaviest in winter driving. All over the West thousands are refilling with Iso=Vi11 " D". In most cars, drivers report an immediate and noticeable improvement in motor performance. . Our stati011S and trained servicemen provide quick drain and refill service. LUNT MOEOR CO. Cetlar City, Utah OF MOTOR EFFICIENCY ~'Drain out winter-worn oil now!" is order of the day as new Anti-Sludge lubricant goes .ii:! ! ~-r~ in to action - brings new ease to . ' ct•·'- I · ~;-:2. [ motor at no increase in price SEE HOW SLUDGE LOOK$ UNDER THE fllCROSCOPE? This vile, sticky mass gums mo• tors, scores cylinders. Tl\e dark, ane;u.lar spots are hard, jagged, grinding particles that cause worn bearings and acratched surfaces. UTAH ADVENT OF ISO=YIS "O" INSPIRES THOUSANDS TO RID CRANKCASES OF OLD ENEMY 8 SHORT MINUTES FOR THE WHOLE JOB OIL Gluey sludge clutches at crankshaft and pistons and holds back motor horsepow• er justassticky mud robs race horses of their stren gth an d speed. REF ININ G COM PA.N Y __ - - - - - - A L S O DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIR£S AND BATTERIES ... MANUFACTURERS OF PEP 88 GASOLIN E AND VICO MOTOR OIL _ _ _ _ 1 |
