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Show Three &ii THE HELPER JOURNAL ui i jJflftU 1 r. ESTABLISHED ): Helper, Utah, Friday, May 29, 1936 in u inu i unit ii l : . . , j If V - p - .Jill?. . . The local depot gang held Its final session of the season at the homo of "Are in the hole" Mrs. has In the hole" apparently "Are there nreanization to take his ace as he was one unions organized . of the Those also conand Price, namely: were D.K. of tributing and A.It. Association Bricklayers & This session winds up the season . In Helper; for the boys and not until next Musi-winter will we be hearing the Price; in Union Retail moans and gronns of the next day in Helper; fur-g- also-rans- 1 S"vLi m .u being called fL.meeting the purpose of lit I for organ-- for Labor Union at to see the spirit lohnr in this newly Central is easy r .. L that ner . . rracnn. 13 ' the very near 'l ijed flew. assume in this will be one of cent organized local- - I Rocky Mountain region. the Journal Iff inscribe for FOR . C GOODRICH i h commander is VoT n The local carmen seem to have taken a leaf from the depot garnj's book, or else the wives were out of town for a night or so as we are reliably Informed that the majority of them attended a session at the home of V. (;. Horry last week end. It is also reported that the chief wrecker mogal and his first assistant on the repair track, the air jammer went home like a shirt just returned from the launCleaned. Better luck next dry. time boys. The increased Grand Junction claimed another switchmen. Clint nesday for Grand his place on BOX business cn the Division has of our Helper Smith left WedJunction to take the brakemen'a SCORES h '1 I f1 MEETING KENIIAVORTII raihoad purse. Konilworth students will obt.rv-Martin was almost forced to call Wednesday's softball game the close of school at a party to in the off because of lack of players for be given for the D&RGW entry when thei school house Friday evening, by lum vera vv. uampam. wrecker was called out at 4:00 a.m. Wednesday to rerall an eng- Nmih riders who have been Spring Glen will gtaduate at Kyune, but the boys gotj back In time to report. Al will from that school. Following is a list of pupils to have a good excuse for losing If the Iron Horse falU to snort. be advanced from the eighth grade to the ninth: Antonetta Jim Drisnahan spent Wednesday Angotti, Mary Audio, Betty Jean in Salt I.ake attending the Div- Avery, Donno Bryan, Vivian Bur ision safety and fuel meeting. ton. Luiglna Callor. Bernieco Col Hub, Dora Donahue, June Hyatt Yolly Larattu, Gus Tsnngaris, owner of The Paulino Kishell, Manchester, Charlotte Toggery clothing store here, has Maigaret May, Lucille McCurdy, Floye been removed from Price city , Elaine Rasmussen, Dora hospital to his residence in Helper , Julia Varauakis, Ross this week after convnleslng at the Gllfford Burnside, Charles Price hospital following internal Burton, Reuben Dixon, Orval hemmorage caused by ulcers ten Russell Henderson, June days aso. He is reported much Morgan, LaMar Polvo. improved and friends will soon see him around town again. Ossano, Htasher, 5 p 0 1 Deny and F. L. Howlett 43 19 27 .... Totals and families have just returned SPANISH FORK from a short visit at Palisades, 5 0 Thompson, cf Colorado. 5 3 bs Harrison, ft throw your hard earned 3 " 0 fiway on tires of unknown Snow, lb j Caiman Lee Lemmon has had Ludlow, 2b 5 2 k Here'syourchancetosave as guests for the past few days e 0 5 Wrbybuying Reynoldson, rf 1 2 k Certified Commanders J his two sons and their families Canto, 3b 9 li America's oldest tire R from Craig. 3 B. Jensen, 3b ytsrer. Come in today and 2 0 If Shepherd, W the prices are low. The local railroad foices were 0 3 Casllebeiry, If well represented at the Helper 4 0 c Overly, meeting of the Associated Civic Roue, p 1 2 Clubs of Southern Utah. Those McCausland, 2 0 p attending from the railroad were: V. Jensen, p 0 1 J. R. Loftis, D. K. Downey, Mr. MICE 44 12 27 0 VtSS-Hotals and Mrs. D. C. Gibson, Mr. and Helper 003 070 10011 350 Mrs. J. A. Brisnahan, Mr. and Spanish Fork ....500 100 001 7 Mrs. J. D. Loftis, Jr., and Mr. T. Summary: Three-basL. Gross. hits Thompson, Two-bas- e The' railroad was better repre- Myers.Thonipson, Canto, Reynold-son- . sented than the merchants of Charge defeat to Rowe.; Helper and the railroad men are Struck out By Brasher 12, Rowe A less interested in the major ac- 1, McCausland 2. Base on balls-- Off tivities of the Civic club. Brasher 1, Rowe 1. McCausland 1, Umpire-Larso- n. Trainmaster Loftis spent Wedin Salt Lake attending the Second Game jT IN THE LONG RUN w nesday Division Staff, safety and fuel HELPER ab h 0 a " meetings. ab h 0 a fLPER SUPER "Interest is again aroused in the Rochelle, rf ........ ..4 0 ' 2 0 TCE STATION 1 2 2 ... 3 water situation at the Scofield Bofone, 2b 0 1 0 Blackhain. 3b Myers, If 2 3 Allison, ss 4 0; Curia. If . Tabone, lb .VII c "iTk,.C Ossano, 3 .. 3 2 0 1 MarchetU, p Time-Proo27 8 21 8 ... f Totals Durability SPANISH FORK (4 I ah h o a 1 0 0 4 pf Thompson, ..4 2 2 3! Hanison, ss 3 0 9 Oj Snow, lb 2 2 Oj ... If ..3 Cactlebcrry, AmazingNetvSpringConstruction r. 4 0 .....3 Ludlow, 2b 0 1 0 .. 3 You'vs never before seen any seat .3 2 1 02 Jensen, 3b springs in nphoUtered f urnituie built c ..3 0 2 1 Overly, 2 like Permalux. That's why they'll Shenherd. p ... outlast the borne or the cover. All McCaiiFlnn.l, p 21 12 29 Totals units anchored securely, but flexi f. 0 103 not My, by steeL No cordl Cord breaks; Helper U 01U 100 .irvmiKh Fork steel doesn't Lifetime comfort . . . Summary: Sacrifice come In and let us show you why. ison. Snow. Three-basLudlow to ivnible FOR HOME rURWISHIHQS HIADQUABTEB3 to Snow; Jensen to Ludolw to Snow. Charge defeat to Shepherd. MarchetU i. ShepStruck ouf-B& IIARWARE CO. 2. Bases on balls- Off Shepherd Partus Wm,L'.' FURNITURE herd 5, McCausland 2. W. C. hardtobeat;N ; elghtb-grader- - ... ti iMia as reports from the dam show storage water impounded in the dam aa reaching 27 0(H) acre feet whfh i, 3o.in f(lpt ,e3S man tne maximum amount al- low e.I U ttte state ieneinr Water flowing into the dam has decreased t0 2S0 pecon.i feet due primarily to the colder weather prevailing in that district. It Is expected that this inflow will increase mateiially as soon as the weather warms up.. Constant is being given the dam to see that the stored water does not exceed the 30,000 acre feet limit placed by the State (Helper-Spanis- REAL J MILEAGE... PRICE... THE i : Fork Games The "Gcldusf twins returned last Sunday) played from a weeks fishing, Monday and took their places on the ten o'First Game. clock goat. This column was unable to find out what luck the HELPER ab h o boys had but it was apparently fi 3 , l bad as they aren't saying much. Ilochelle, rf 6 2 Hosone, rf 4 3 l R.H.D. Informs us that business IUackhm 3b If 3 5 3 Myers, is getting so goou on tne up track 5 2 3 Allison, 2b that it necessary to call back Fossett. ss 4 l 1 LeRoy Murray from Duchesne who Tabone, lb 5 2 5 has been cut off for some time. c 5 1 12 yflf QUALITY... ( also-rans- Price: Retail in rnce. in Prlce- - Local iDcal Auto Helper; in TOWNSEXD ARE PROMOTED FROM TWENTY-SI- X I Al in "ere feu been 29 A19 V.anlzed In Carbon F .t. ?! J8 , since old man depression knocked the props out from under the of the inception of America ' t? JL i.7. a i at-in- - boat d. Our genial day yardmaster was forced to lay off Wednesday and Thursday due to the illness of Mrs. Elliot and his daughter. E. B. Ketchum is replacing Bob' until the family Is in better health. The rush In through business helped out the employment situation to the extent that Lawrence Stone, a former club at Soldier Summit has been returned to work. Pietrovich Peterson is also breaking in Jimmy Greener as a bill clerk. The trainmaster's office Helper burst forth in a new at sum- - e Theie will be a Townsend club meeting in Helper Friday, June 5 at the city hall, according to announcement of A. J. Carlson, secretary of the Helper club. speakers will be here for the occasion and the full details of the plan will be explained during the session. Tha public is Invited to attend. Prion? items to The nt-u-j Helper Journal, THE LIFE OF JOHN L. Ov-lat- t, Sac-co- Burn-side- Har-war- WOMEN of the MOOSE A Al V A rmLvJiuiNL. TiALf Helper Chapter 887 Meets Regularly Every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Y. M. C. A. Racing drivers will not take chances on d Tire any tire except a Firestone in the grueling Indianapolis 500-MiRace, where its greater blowout protection has been repeatedly demonstrated- FROM CHAPEL Gum-Dippe- HIS AUI$T DAYS Rachel Peterson, Senior Regent Shoda Hreinson, Recorder le 70 OLD AGE REMAINED WE ARTISTS' IDEAL SPECMAN OF THE AhJCIENT GLADIATORi, - Ab Jenkins, the famous driver, used Fired run Tires on his 3000-mil- e over the Salt Beds of Utah, which he covered in 23 2 hours a record of 127 miles per more that a million Bhour. Her has driven mis j mnes on irestone urcs, in every state in tne union, on all kinds of roads, in all kinds of stone n Out-oftow- Gum-Dippe- 1-- t a i m a S traffic, without tire failure or accident of any kind. What a tribute to safe, dependable, economical tire equipment- STRAIGHT BOURBON rtS5rsfflii,!L, lira YEAR OLD t fin PIHTS - 90 US - jaws 9 TODAY THE QUALITY WHISKEY, EE m Clara DtttUliwg Corfk, Jersey City, N. I. JAMfi " PROOF No.qt no. 42 ftDlitllllN,(ORPjl?5flt.HJi high-mileag- BRYNERS' SERVICE . Automotive Electricians ' S KMIS 1 A it 3 HELPER. UTAH PHONE 342 1 4 t Palace TIRES hs E at iv ' t A4SSF b Spreader mops the LINKOTA on in a lew minutes. No g more work. .Lightoing-faa- t back-breakin- 2 FREE BRUSH WITH EVERY CAN OP HANDY BLACK JACK ENAMEL CWZ YOU 7HZ MOX 12 ..3170 t ..3140 You never saw a finer, glossier, more durable touch-u- p black for iron fences, stoves, any metal surlaeea around tne nouae. . V4 "'NT AND BRUSH NNT AND BRUSH ONL- Y- cdc W St VALUaV perAlux fie ONL-Y- 4 VVAJJUaV W HELPER FURNITURE ..1000 & i hit-Ha- 'J .V- 1 WsJiSh HARDWARE THEY WON'" BITE FOR ME A LITTLE BOOK HELP'S ME PAL, WHY COME? 1 V 1 blackjack B YOU'RE ALWAYS GETTING A NICE MESS OF FISHJOE. HOW 10 e 5i.i8 W .4130 .10 W 731 This oomLimtlon represents $1.68 value. Use it to seal linoleum against dirt and scuffing feet. m ONLY Lightning Varnlth prwtr and 1 Qt. Du pMit LINKOTA Candy Co .2 mmmm of SPECIAL OFFER M. O .PORTER MANAGER hits-Ta-bo- e Take advantage DON'T YOU GET ONE? - plays-Harriso- 9, HELPER for TRUE Draught Fiavorj X wUh1&M COLD, Ifcittk ECONOMY PROTECTION Today w recommend that every owner of an automaUc refrigerator learn about the new 1936 Kelvinator. It has three outstanding, funda-mentvalues that buyers want VUible Cold: Safe temperatures in the food compartment, proved bv s Built-i- n Thermometer to there . i.l .1 uuw mA w If . auout vAn can be no oouos from uses YUiblt Economy! It cur-remuch as one-hato d ts at shown In advance by a of Operation. of Low Cost r( jPiaw . Ji? y ra J AT It At m at mm SIP I Jf F?'T LWAUKEE ocs-thir- nt, lf Cer-tifica- BEER -- am Proteo. VUlbU Protection: A tion Plan, signed by the oldest company In the Industry. The new Kelvlnator glvnt yoa flexible robber srrids InoiZke tnys. BAitomstk and such conveniences eJectrio Interior switch. defrosting al If, and thf answet In fact, there are answers to 89 perplexing questions asked by Utali and Idaho anglers together with a lot oi other inlormation in the new 1936' edition of "Fishinff Hints." Get a copy of this helpful booklet at any Pep station, and see if you don't learn some new tricksl -- u ; GieTs 88-Vic- lijht asd macy others. See the 1936 Kelvinator whether you now have an electric refrigerator or not, and let us Ull yoa how yea can lav one for as little as 15c a day. Coma In tomorrow. o Trained tervica men al Pep 88 - Vico ilalions will put your car in A-- l shape for jishing trips. pEPB8J UTAH OIL REFINING llurulitdt of Strvict Statlota and Dalan HELPER Phone 141 MERCANTILE 39 Main Helper, Utah CO. CD. In Utah and iJafut Distributors ol Atlas Tires. Batteries, Accessories . . . and Stanolind Products awt" -- no BUNNEL MOTOR COMPANY j J |