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Show THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN convention TO BE HELD AT PROVO. judge F. Loofbourow, Republican cour.ty chairman, has issued a call to the district chairmen of Salt Lake county to hold the Republican primaries Tuesday night to elect delegates to the state convention to be held at ProThe Provo vo next Friday, May 9. convention will select seven delegates to go to the National convention which is tc be held at Cleveland. This county is entitled to 278 delegates at the Provo convention. The national committeeman for this state ought to be named at the Provo convention which would result in ,a ' CL choice of the people. The committee-.- , man has heretofore been named at the national convention by the few dele- - This year there will be eleven delegates chosen for the national convention, and it is very hard for such a few to select a committeeman who meets with general approval of the state. The selection made at the state convention, however, would gates attending. be popular. There is going to be a spirited contest among those who want to attend the national convention. If Governor Charles R. Mabey wishes to go to the Cleveland convention, the courtesy should be extended to him as the chief executive of our state. Among others who have signified a desire to go are Mrs. W. Mont Ferry, Mrs. F. C. Loofbourow, Mrs. Jeannette A. Hyde, W. H. Lane, Preston Nibley, Frank T. Hines, E. 0. Howard, L. S. Cates, John Jensen, all of Salt Lake; Judge J. A. Howell and C. R. Hollingsworth of Ogden; Randall L. Jones of Iron; R. E. Allen of Utah; J. E. Ellison, Davis; W. J. Lowe, Box Elder, and N. E. Nielsen of Sanpete. Many of the states are getting away from the habit of sending their representatives and senators of congress to the national conventions, claiming that they can do better work in the halls of congress than at the convention. New blood for our conventions is to be encouraged. It means better men in : If you are a merchant, get passes for your delivery boys. There is no bother about transfers or making change. Your wife will appreciate a pass for her own use to ride to the butchers, the grocers, the baker's, to the stores and shops down town, to take advantage of bargain days, to visit relatives and friends. By following the bargain offers she can more than save the cost of a weekly pass. If you are a salesman making calls around town, think of the money and time you will save by hopping on any car at any time as often as you please .. and without extra cost!. The first zorie.flass is good over any line where a single fare is charged; the. second zone pass, is good over the first zone and the adjoining zone which takes two fares, and the third zone pass is good from one end of the street railway system to the other and the holder of the pass may ride to and fro at will and as many times as they wish. There is no limit to the rides one may take any one day during the life of the pass. POPULAR UTAH ATHLETE SELLS GOODYEAR TIRES a tire Theres cotton and fabric than just the rubber in it. But a lot of people dont know a good deal more to or else dont realize it, Schell, Goodyear salesman. Besides the engineering says skill Ed re- - . 350 tank carloads of PASSES FOR ITS PATRONS. ED SHELL quired to make a tire mechanically capable of meeting the demands of service which it will be run, theres the vish to take. These passes will be sold under chemistry of tire building to be taken for $1.25 for the first zone, $1.75 for into consideration. the second zone and $2.25 for the third zone. The pass is good for seven days Everyone who has thought about it knows that the rubber in a rubber band and the holder of the pass may ride tack and forth as many times as they is different from that in a tire or a vish in any one day and for the full rubber heel or battery. The reason for the difference lies in the compounds 8even days. Passes may be purchased at the offices of the company or from used. Compound formulas have to be fte carmen on your line. One pass worked out very carefully to meet the exact usage required the exact degree can be used by the entire family; the holder of the ticket being eligible for of resiliency or of strength or whatthe ride and the more one rides the ever characteristic is needed. toss it costs them. Goodyear uses between 40 and 50 While the purchaser of the pass is at home in the compounding ingredients in the manue'er.ing some other member of the facture of its rubber products to give family may use the pass. Maybe you them life and wearing quality. Last 111 "'ant to ride ten times a day on' year this company used more than 0 the cars instead of tons of various compound ingredi walking. , 26,-00- Lawyers Directory iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiuil heat or cold. Zinc oxide is another important ingredient. It adds to the volume of the .. rubber, adds to its tensile strength and stiengthens the tires resistance to . Most of. this compound abrasion. comes from New Jersey or Tennessee. Carbon black or soot from natural gas also has the same properties as zinc oxide and is widely used. This product comes from West Virginia, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Wyoming and Montana. Georgia and Missouri furnish an alumina day which is used to make pigments; fibrous asbestos comes from New York; asbestos fibre comes from Quebec, Canada, and Georgia and Missouri furnish barium sulphate. Carbonate of magnesia comes from Pennsylvania. Very little of it is used, but it is important, nevertheless. Then theres lime, used as an inert filler, from Indiana and Missouri. And lead in the form of lithopone and talc from Ontario and Vermont are also used in the process of tire building. Talc and graphite are used in certain processes as lubricants. Most of the graphite comes from Mexico. Asphaltum and gilsonite from Mexico and Utah respectively, are mixed to form what is known as mineral rubber, a pitchlike substance which makes rubber more platsic in the mixing process in the mill. Petroleum is used to make rubber stock more pliable and degras, or the grease extracted from sheeps wool, is used as a softener. Aniline oil from the chemical companies near Philadelphia is one of the chief ingredients compounds composing accelerators used. to help in the curing process of making tires. Finally there is gasoline, carbon disulphide, benzol and denatured alcohol, the solvents each with a distinct use. So you see that there is more to a tire than just some rubber and cotton and a tread design. Schell is a well known athlete of this city and is considered one of the best in the middleweight class of the intermountain country. He secured most of his wrestling knowledge from training with Mike Yokel and Ira Dern, and he is al ways ready to join in a little wrestling sport. He is for clean sport at all times. While he is a natural Utah middleweight in w'restling, he is a real heavyweight in selling tires to the trade. . , UTAH LIGHT PROVIDES S liquid solvents. The whole lot would make a trainload twelve miles long. These products come from all over the country. First, there's sulphur from Louisiana. Sulphur was the ingredient that Charles Goodyear, inventor of the vulcanization process of rubber, added to heated rubber to make his famous discovery. Sulphur makes the commercial use of rubber possible. It keeps vulcanized rubber in a permanent physical condition which is not affected by - office. The Utah Light and Traction company is offering its patrons special Passes which can be purchased today and which are good for as many rides during the week as the patrons may ents' and about' 11 semi-professiona- ls Senators who are trying to make the Secretary of the Boston Transcript. 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