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Show ; Mail Distributed Regularly Thru the Helper Postoffice Covers a Territory of 12,000 Population Helper the Hub Hop Head Jailed After Robbing Local Grocery man, unidentified at the tlme.'er which Mr. Hyde had oi fJiii., ,o livcs. atteniiie.t to rob'dauier out the rear door and civ .a: .ths Idea! O i. Skaigs System gro- - deavored to escape, li r store Monday morning, wnen prjmptly followed iiy :..c.i swwea varuuw articles or nier - ' ir.-it .! iu.t store and witu ji- fran :i ise in hi pockets and inside sistance of Marshal Knjl.b.i was his overalls while making pretext 'cornered near the creek. He submitted to arrest am! was of purchasing a single item. was lie Airs. li. II. Hyde, wife of the lo- - taken to Price where cal proprietor, became suspicious lodged in the county jail pe.u-inIk" and trial. oi the snail's actions aud ordered investigation l him to stop when he started lo to divulge his uauie or viu v leave the store, leaping toward the lit was from and local authi r.tlo door and blocking his exit. As the 'feel he may be wanted eU.v.iure. man endeavored to force his way! when searched, lie is sanl iO past her, she grappled with him have had a number of aiiolm :.i a. id tailed for help. Ibis pockets taken iron) the Sk Dr. A. O. Deuel, who happened t re, as well as a senerous to be in the store at that time lan.ount of marijuana a product of w hen smoked, went to her assistance which, andiMtiico, kuo.ked the man down, holding leaves a rather unsafe condition of him while Marshal Knobhs was; the mind. ' iVhile Mrs. Hyde displayed More summoned. Th thief, who was believed tojvu'or than prudence in grappling have been under the influence of W i h the crazed man.- - .'she is of her broke looBe from his ;ccl zing the compliments captors, drew a large razor from- 'mt.ny friends for her splendid h!a pocket, and ignoring a revolv- 'courage. sev.-ru- j t'u.-.et- VOLUME XXI helper Journal Fr;merlv The Times County Clerk Is DELTA, Feb. 17. Honored t:oi.) Boy Scouts here last Sund..y escorted to the site Deseret Irrigation com near this city and told wLii At State Meet WHEN YOU BUY IN HELPER iou Encourage Business Men Who Pay Taxes Here, Subscribe to Our Charities, and Make It a Better Place in Which to Live UTAH, THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1932 COUNTY. Romance ARE TOLD 3 OF EARLY HISTORY OF DELTA PIONEERS )Y SCOUTS CARBON HELPER, I Honeymoon in Air A They by pioneer residents. learned why and how the dam was Mrs. Elizabeth Hadiey Gic. Sig: been offered and have prize-built, nal DistiEdio:i liy State Assofor the best essays written on the ciation subject. o o o '.'arbor. (Minty and it ; c i y clerk. Mrs. Klizuhctli honored at a recent men lug ! frc state association of commissio :ers. aii.litors, treasurers, clerks. a. u' :or., attorneys and reeordc.s v.!:: ; that body elected Mrs. Hadiey ; ;thc office of secretary treasurer. The election to this very impor Uant office in the state orru'ii:M-',Uois recognition of the iat itv of Mrs. Hadiey to 1 to perform Program and Dance Arranged A: I tie, and her ability Tart of Washington uay fro- - ltla"" Properly; a further endor., t jjf (h(, jllllRment dis;)lay,;! :,rani at Price by voters of Carbon county naming her to this important The memory of George Wash - 'flee. Others from Carbon county a! ington. Father of Our Country and a Master Mason, will be hon- tending the Salt Lake City Japan-Russi- a ored at 8 p. ni. Monday evening, erlng were Mrs. Mayme Jameson February 22, when members of recorder; Walter C. Gease, county Rowthe local Masonic lodges and Order prosecuting attorney; Silas treas-trerClimaxing their romance by an aerial elopement from Hollywood , Faculty Preparing to Issue 113 Di- - France Also Said to Have Secret of the Eastern Star gather in the ley, assessor; H. M. Reese, to Yuma, Ariz., where they were marrle(LWIlliam Wellman. movie commissionthe and county Masonic As Price. at Ciedit .Uliance With Japan temple plonias tf Carbon County High &' and Marjorie Crawford, aviatrix, are shown here back In The invitation to attend lias ers. School d. Wellman was flyer In the famous LaFavette Escadrllle li Established been issued by Carbon Lodge No. d e World War 11, Joppa lodge No. 26, Price LOCAL NINEMEMBERS According to Principal Norman j United Press dispatches from chapter Royal Arch Masons No. 6, LEAVE FOR FRISCO Charles Fred Jennings Command-rHamilton, 113 students of Carbon San Francisco this week reveal TO TRAIN WITH SEALS from-arNo. 6, and Naomi chapted, orcounty high school at this time- that authoritative reports effect are ento that I hi London of to the the Eastern Star, der all Hill White, managtii' of eligible for graduation, profellow crafts. Helper nine, advises that John Al- j of course, that they main- - !pai and Russia have an agreement tered apprentices, tain their present grades until the whereby Japan may proceed as she: master Masons and their ladies, to lison. Frank Zaccaria and Joe close of the present school term, wishes in Manchuria ana Aiongo- - all members of the Eastern Star Vecchio. members of the Helper Ha without interference from her and escorts. These students are: lineup, left this week for San Whereas. Mondav. February 22. Speakers for the occasion, and Francisco, where they will train Edith Babcock, Glen Baldwin, northern neighbor, Kussia beingIs the bicentennial anniversary of medtheir subjects, have been arranged with the Seals until the opening Alta Barnes, Florence T. Bates, neither able nor inclined to the birth of George Washington, as follows: of the baseball season, when they Delbert I. Bean. Catherine Bellora, die. the Father of Our Country, and Master of ceremonies, James will return to this city. Geneva William Blackham, Yhe same source also claims an Whereas: Elaborate plans have o o o Anna Bonello, Albena R. alliance between France and Ja- Munroe. n been made thruout the nation for Presentation of flag, Mrs. ElizBonomo, Hollis Branch, Emma pan, which the former country to a proper and fitting observance of Bryner, Lois Bryner, Milton date has not seen fit to deny nor abeth Sutton; accompanied on piA proclamation in this issue of this momentous occasion, and Bryner, Frank Burdlck, William admit. Japan has established a ano by Mrs. John Hillabrandt. The Journal by Mayor F. R. PorBanner, audience. Richard Burn, Clarence J. Button. credit in France in the sum of WhereaB: This day Is the beter of Helper declares Monday, A Tribute to the Flag, J. T. Hazel Campbell, Jack Canto, $400,000,000 for the purchasing of a series of events which Hammond. February 22, George Washington's ginning Beth Carver, Rex Causer, Patricia of war munitions and supplies. the year birthday, a legal holiday, and calls will continue thruout Invication. Rev. Ralph C. Jones. Mae Chidester, Arthur C. upon all business hoimes to re commemorating the memory of our Address of welcome, Theodore "Wanda Leora Clement. nation's first president, and demain closed that day. Clarence H. Cook, Thelma Cook, George Pizza of Sunnyside spent Thomas. to instill a greater patriotsigned advises as a Porter. bethat Mayor The much desired students Interpretative dance, meeting John Cory Jr., Frank T. Dalpiaz, Saturday visiting at the home of ism into the hearts of all who live of commemor the Melba owners school. Da-tween part Washington Marker and renters property j his brother, F. Pizza. George is Kathryn Kesler Dart, Charles in this land of the free, and, Song (selected', R. S. Robbins was held Wednesday evening orative exercises thte year, the vies. Jack Davles, Marian Vialate a high school teacher in Sunny-Daviwhen three of Helper's landlords town of Helper, the chamber of and party. Whereas: It Is the desire of the DeCola, side. Vera Elizabeth o o o Washington, the Statesman, R. met with a committee represent- commerce, me Iviwanis club and businessmen and residents of this John Demman, Ralph Deuel, Wa- - i J. Vaughan. ing erntere, in the city council American Lfyion will plant semi- city to pay homage and honor to neta Empey, Darlene Gammell, Song (selected), R. S. Robbins chambers to discuss the matter of hardwood trees In the city park the memory of the great sUU.Oo-nia- n Erma Gargaro. Glen W. Garlick, on Arbor day, which will occur and party. who led his country in peace rental reductions. Pearl Gibson, Frank Gonl Jr.,! WHO ARE YOU .. . - sometime between larcb .1 ..and ftfld in- - warv now, ,. Mason,- - Wi E.-the 'The meeting Gori-Washington, M. William Goetzman," j Cjne 15. M. C. Fleetwood chairApril Dr. der Melrose, by Kavmona k. uroussman. Therefore: I, Mayor F. R. PorTALKING TO? o o o man of the renters committee, who America, audience. Darlene Gunderson. jarTiOU ter, by virtue of the power vested be 'exnlained r at meelRefreshments will served nose the the of mi Mae KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Helen Hadiey, Willa Hill, In me, do hereby proclaim Mon10 p. m. and dancing will start at ing. Lawrence Hartley, William K. WILL HOLD SMOKER day. February 22, 1932, the 'With music being re10:30 in m., The p. Hreln-soowners, property Paul Fern Holbrook, Hill, "You can't advertise today anniversary of the furnished by Cal's Rainbow Ram- - sponse to remarks by the renters, IN NOTRE DAME HALL Houston, LaVon Margaret and quit tomorrow; you are birth of George Washington, a lebiers. facts their submitted Ellsworth showing Albert Huth, Huff, within the corporate talking to a parade, not a On the committees are: Pro- taxes had increased during the The Knights of Columbus will gal holiday tow-- of mass meeting," Jewkes, Ross Johnson, Milda M. says Bruce Helper, and James Munroe of Consum- past two years, overhead, upkeep hold their regular business meet- limits of the gram, member of Johnston, Harold Jones, Mae Barton, upon all those conducting busilarton, ers; C. R. Ferguson and Theodore expense and depreciation had re- ing Sunday, February 21, at 3 p. call Clive Kell, J. Grant Kilfoyle, inesses Durstin and Osborne, one of not absolutely vital to the mained the same, and that rentals m. In the Notre Dame hall at welfare of the Thomas, Price; dancing. Mat Marie King, Hilda Kraynz, Franthe largest agencies in the community for that and on had of Price, their Ha-tirefreshments, Price. a buildings many cis M. Lamph, John G. Laurie. world handling the placing of day to close their places of busiW. F. Myers of Price. Mrs. reduced substantial been the business by session, ness and aid in a proper and fitFollowing Lidell, Mary Llewellyn, Mary advertisements for clients in The reception committee will be amounts since 1929. social event will be held in Elizabeth Magliocco, Elizabeth v. newspapers all over the nating observance of the day. of An was had John from the Quilico. Helper; honor of comprised expression George Washington's tion. Martinelli, Mary Ethel McConnell, William SEAL owners would Woodhead, that Kenilworth; with District they property R. C. birthday, Deputy Amel Mclntire, Floyd Helper merchants apprecis, be E. C. McKee. Rolapp; Hodge willing to cooperate with their John C- Lwyer as the principal (Signed) MAYOR F. R. PORTER. ate that fact, which is the Dorothy A. Metz, Mary J. Castle Gate; David Brown, tenants in any reasonable manner, speaker. Other speakers will be o- Iso o Munk, reason each and Marjorie Migliaccio, Madge that every R. R. Spring Canyon; Kirkpatrick, that investigation would be made Past Grand Knight Frank Bonacci, sue of The Journal is a shopMyers. La- of business concerns needing such Grand Mrs. of Nelson Chris DeCola, Salina, Colo is IStandardville; Knight Victor Litizzette, Teastie Oberto, Eugenia O'Bry-aping guide for the housewives iltuda; Oliver Sutch, Mutual: Jo- - assistance, and rents lowered H. P. McCardle, Chaplain William visiting at the home of her daughFllburn Ogden, Catherine of "".wumu"u ' Sweet Mine; J. R. wherever possible. F. Ruel, and Father James Clatl'ey. ter, Mm. W. T. Dickert in Helper. Mildred Dean Pace, John G. Merchants, anxious to have , eeph D' Seaton. itmi. Mrs. Nelson arrived Sunday and 11111a- A smoker will follow Those present at the meeting ii, vuouuicm, uuai, juuii their message placed in prac- , brant, Pappas, George H. Patterick Jr., o expects to visit here about two Wattis; L. A. McGee, Price; were Dr. M. C. Melrose, chairman Margaret Peirce, Franklin Petertically every home in the . C. N. Orr, Hiawatha; Walter N. of the renters committee; Mayor weeks. TAX delivered SPECIALIST WILL son, Edward Piacetelli, Jennie I. Helper territory, HarThomas Mohrland; Porter, James Galanis, William BE IN HELPER thru the mails with distribu- 1. Wetzel, Piute, Stanley E. Powell, Alfred P. and Columbia H. B. Sunnyside; Frazier and Hyde. RepreM. Pulley, Edward Reese, Owen tion certain, use The Journal jvel, H. Duftora, Heiner. senting the property owners were FEBRUARY O. Reesee, Roger Reynolds, Mary regularly. o o o Victor Litizzette and George Zeese, A. Riccl, Pearl Riser, Rhea RobThe Journal guarantees Abel G. GuunnaidBen, depuly Henry Hall. OIL EXPLOITATIONS IN ertson, Helen Robinson, Frederick your message goes Just where federal income tax collector, will o o o C. Schultz, Frank Sillito, Derald you want it to go into the MEXICO CURTAILED be at the city hall in Helper Feb homes where It will be rend. Simmons, Anne Skerl. for the purpose of BY PRESIDENT'S ORDER ruary Emmanuel StamitakJs, LaRita And this issue of your home assisting those requiring aid in Stevenson, Catherine Street, Quate paper, Just like other issues, out their income tax remaking ComMEGICO CITY. Feb. 17. contains many splendid barStringhara, Pete Tabone, Thelma to Mr. Gudmund-seturns According once and at worthand mencing continuing gain offerings Taylor, Madelon. Elaine Towne, with a yearly persons single the until further further notice, Read The Catherine while William Verde, Mary suggestions. income of $1500 or more must LEGION mine Kenilworth The of produced and MEMBERSHIP development Helen exploitation Journal West, Veloy carefully. Joyce Vieta, married, $3500. oil fields in Mexico had been sus- nvai 7ft (100 tnnn of cnnl lst make a return; Wheeler, Harold E. Wilson, Rose TROPHIES SHOWN also and corporations Mr Partnerships Gladstone month, according to pended by order of President Zubick. AT HELPER DRUG CO. Ortiz Rubio. The decree was Woodhead, weigh boss, an aver- - ,'"ui maae returns. u u " Issued "for the public good." age of more than 2000 tons per The membership trophy cup to It might interest Journal SHOOTING CLIMAXES ALL- day be awarded to the Legionnaire readers to know that Kenilworth NIGHT CARD GAME with the largest score for the year mine has enough high grade coal AT STANDARDVILLE is being Bhown this week In the already developed and In sight to o last 100 years or longer. Pat Sapanaio of Standard ville windows of the Helper Drug comis in the county jail .facing charges pany, being a beautiful design Kenilworth News -content, Thru several years of financial tremely high moisture of assault with a deadly weapon, worked out in brass by Fred Voll The adtilt education here under darkness one slowly begins to see and farmers and stockmen smile. following the shooting of Ramon Jr. Two other the supervision of Principal Ramp-to- n Caballcro pieces In brass lathe light of prosperity much as the For sufficient moisture this year last Sunday. Is proving a success, the Monsun slowly disperses the storm means that the drought is over, is said to have this craftsman also are on display. The shooting foodstuffs will be plentiful, and day evening class was devoted to been caused because of slurring altho not offered for sale. A large .clouds of an afternoon. regular school work and assign- remarks by the wounded man lamp centerpiece Is made up of a For a long time now, we have probably cheap. conSome thirty local people ments. There have been countless shell fired by the I'niud been told that prosperity was Just the character of Mrs. causes to were In attendance. Several of against the States navy at the Imttle of Muround the corner, but the govern- tributing clasH exthe a who attend to which anila with several refinancthe foreigners depression, great pound ment's two billion dollar Following the shooting, Sapa 'shells hay, are seeking naturalization papers naro secured from the same feed loans to tent has been an era of fear, hut fled to the hills where l.e ing plan, extended we see now credon now hand very source. and shells arc These prove liberal may this more a every many training price rtotkmen. and was apprehended by Marshall C to beneficial to them. The adult ed- A. Knoblw working and placed under ar- less and usually to be seen only it plan by the federal reserve causes the most new and Is which In museums. has held The ucation other prossomething dispell gloom have to seems piece, brought rest. hanks . us in its grip. Surely, there straight-awaycertainly a worthy more in the prettily worked, was made from a perity into the The teachers in GOVERNMENT STILL THINKS French 75 fired during the world days ahead. right direction. Of course, we are not going to o o o the Kenilworth school are as fol- PHILIPPINE HOME jwar, advises R. G. McOonigal, pro- tell you that prosperity Is here, Miss lows: Principal Ramplon, ' prletor of the Helper l)nu co:. but It Is on Its way. Not the pros- EMERY COUNTY TO GET GOVERNMENT IS UNWISE Miss Hughs, Miss Crookston, boom days following , pany. of the perity Mlsn Wagner, Miss Burton -0neverthe- $18,400 FOR 1932 WASHINGTON'. Feb. . the war, but prosperity ROAD OILING PROGRAM and Mrs. Anderson. of War Ilruley, in a discus NIELSON retary less, and probably on a far more ever Given Valentine nation Party sion neiore me House insular ('0II, jHEAD OF Bridge found basis than this CASTLE DALeT Feb. 17. AdMrs. Cloy Ilamelwrlght enter- iiiinee neie lasi ween umi uiwi lias known it. vices reaching here from the state EASTERN UTAH ELECTRIC CO. rea comes club of Lake ity From Salt tained the Thursday bridge body that because political road commission are to the effect are predicting that $18,400 will be spent on road at a smart Valentine luncheon. chaos in the far cast, the prcseiii port that bankers N. S. Nielson of Mt. Ple;tani 60 days and Members of the club who attended jia no time to consider liberation work In Emery county dur pai.y money withlu has been reelected president of the well It oiling Mrs. nf the Philippine Islands. Jewks. were Mrs. Calvin 1932. cany money" means ing Eastern Utah Hlectrle company. means easy money that's all. n o o Quint Wilcox, Mrs. Rolland ChrisOther officers named are: Vice Here is Representative Louis T. tensen. Mrs. Nephl Chrlstonsen, CIVIC CLUB MEMBERS Mineral properties appear to be TWO MEN RAISED BY president. Joseph Kdwards, Help-- , lowlv expanding their operations, McFadden, of Pennsylvania, whose Mrs Eldon Conover, Mrs. Ila.einn JQ STAGE SHOW A M Mrs. FOR HIGHWAY jer; treasurer, Sheldon Anderson, denunciation of President Hoover Nelson. Mrs. Joe Durfler nd discussion of a silver standard F & FUNDS Price; secretary, Judge Oeonte holds much of Itnerest for Utah. CARBON LODGE NO. 16 has Incurred the displeasure of Llovd Nelson. Mrs. H. 15. Myers . Chrlstensen, Price; manager, Kl Storks during the past week Feb. 17. Members his Republican colleagues In the and Mrs Robert Meimrmani. i ne jjoab. At their regular meeting in j House. McFadden Jiave experienced a rally which Is Hoc- - g'"cts who attended were airs. tj,e Lions club here. Impersonat-- ! uiita uri fifli in, line, opposed when compared with Price Monday night, members of Bill Memory. Mrs Art Huntsman. WOmen. will dress In the Int- nmninrinm nH ,ioh the slumps thru which they have Carbon lodge No. 16. F. & A. M . j; penslou measures and charged M" Frank Memnr? and Mlss Kvn est style and stage a fashion show will Miss Juanna Buchanan raised Virgin Bullock of KenilPrl7.es were won on St. Patrick's riav. The funds leavn for Salt Lake Citv Friday' passed during several years. that concealed the Whitmore. k. .s fna H. -11. M l fawka f.Ain -nnd Mrs falvin t...Dl.,nna n.lll From over the nation comes re- worth nnd William Moorehead of j amountGermany win nirr nniin "ill lit: I'U a BUUIL u' mtu imniumn li if. mt.-of her reserves to nrn. miss i.va ilsed to Improve Main street aud Buchanan expects to return home ports of the heaviest snow fall In Castle Gate to the degree of masguest prize, Myers; the mote moratorium. ex mason. ter Whitmore. do needed road work. jnany years snowfall with an 'Sunday evening. tory No. 39 Carbon County Will Receive $100,000 Stretch of Highway To Be Built Near Colton -- V li : Masonic Bodies To Honor .., '. i Washington - , Secret Pact Is Claimed for Many Students Eligible ! For Graduation y PROCLAMATION d. Stores Will Close Monday La-vo- Property Owners and Renters Discuss Affairs Chris-tense- . ,,... s. s.t ri . J n, Jou-fla- s, r, Me-not- tl, Bur-ree- n, , o, n,,m. oo Kenilworth Has Coal for 100 Years n, He Is Political Storm Center 1 Pos-tovi- t, t' ?F TRa!fICTCH HELPER AND SOLDIER SUMMIT REM0VES C0LT0N FROM REGULAR LINE . nnoiu.i-- uient of great importance to Helper and Carbon couiily v.a.j made this week when Kay A. Gillis, district engineer for the stale highway commission, advised thnr a onii i,i.i would be made for the construction of two and a quarter miles of road vork in the vicinity oi Colton. to cost approximately $100 000 1 )m new piece ofhRhvay wi II eliminate the dangerous railroad crossing Just a short distance this sine oi v.onon, as well as the bothersome twin! ing stretch following the stream for about a mile at that point. It will straighten out and shorten the distance to Soldier .Summit appreciably, but will leave Colton situated somewhat east of the new highway. we are Speaking of rabies This piece of roadwav lies In JiiBt about thru mentioning Utah county, and will be a federal the blooming scourge. id protect, costing Utah countv A lew weeks ago, acting 26 per cent of the construction upon Information that rabies cost, or approximately $26,000. in a dog could be brought out thru lying near a hot stove, Road we gave out this information The state commission highway only lo have the state health also is contemplating oiling the 18 department tell us it wasn't mile stretch between Price and so aud would we please Sunnyside junction. Negotiations make a correction to that efnow underway. if successful. fect. would permit the commencement We did so. of this work immediately upon Lat week, again acting upcompletion of the Price-CCanon information received, we now yon which is project, under advised our readers that the construction, which work has been rabies germ might lie inert temporarily halted because of during a lifetime, eventually heavy snow and Inclement weath to appear. er. The state health department now informs us that outHelper-Pric- e Road source of information was inAt the regular meetinr of the correct and will we please Carbon county commissioners last make a correction to that efweek, County Engineer Earl O. fect. We do so. Anderson was authorized to purThe t!tah stale hoard of chase contracts for highway rights health ailvwes rallies generoeiween Helper and Price. This ally makes its appearance will enable the county to complete within 30 to 40 days after widening of the present road infection, and randy as long which work was commenced sevas 60 days the appearance is eral months ago and will be con never prolonged more than a tinued thru the present year. few months, 60 days being Speaking of Rabies e at LENTEN SERVICES FOR CATHOLIC CHURCH AREANN0UNCED - I , Trophy Will Be Tendered " During the holy season of lent be two masses at the Notre Dame de Lourdes church every week day with the exception of Saturday. The masses will be at 7:30 and 8:15. Mass on Saturday w ill be at 8:15 only. Lenten evening services will be held every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 7:30 p. in. Father Clalfey will deliver the following course of sermons: "The Way of the "The Cross and the Cross," World," "The Cross and Life," "The Cross and Sin.'" "The Cross and Suffering." "The Cross and Death" and "The Cross and Holiness." there will Say you read it in The Journal. ,. !. i i 1 vairis oexieiie 0 o ' The winning team In the girls basketball tournament in Helper will be awarded a loving cup by Bob Nielson of the Gift Shop, and captains of the various teams will meet within a few days to draw up a schedule of play. Plans now contemplate a game every other week, the league games to commence within two weeks, while the girls will be urged to play a game which is plenty fast but not too rough. In the game Tuesday even In between the SOS and Towneite teams, Cecelia Tabone and Edith Perry took scoring honors, the final score being 14-- 5 in favor ot Townsite. The B. P. W. defeated the teachers by the narrow margin of one point the final score being k- 2. DEVELOPMENT OF COAL INDICATES THAT FUTURE OF THE COAL INDUSTRY IS SOUND EXPERIMENTING AND EXPLOITATION EVENTUALLY WILL MINES BACK ON BUSINESS MAP AS ONE OF NATIONS LEADING INDUSTRIES Following on the heels of invewtigations made by the state and government into the possibility of producing gasoline and oil from coal, the University of Utah now has erected a small low temperature carbonizing unit for the purpose of developing a smokeless fuel Reports available at this time thru the Utah Coal Producers association ate to the effect that the treatment is very successful and mine operators are urged to send in a small sample, about 25 pounds, of coal for treatment. Past experiments have shown thi.t the coal deposits of Utah can he made to yield a fuel gas which cm ipares very favorably with nat' i i ural gas. These experiments also have evolved an oil which when refined yields a superior type of gasoline. The new smokeless fuel being ' developed is said to have easy ' I increased kindling properties, hei't, and freedom from smoke, all desirable very qualities. Operators wishing to have their coal treated In this fashion should send a sample to the of mines. o Like Father - bu-re- -- State Land Board oo - oo o practically the limit. Take It or leave it we are thru telling our readers anything more about the rabies. Smokeless Fuel Unit Being Developed Is of Value to Carbon County Mines Pas-cu- Thawing Out Frozen Assets ON HIGHWAY BETWEEN Cuts Grazing Fees 30 Per Cent Representative Grant E. Mou-e- r, Jr., left, cf Marlon, Ohio, represents the same district In the 72d Congress that his father did in the DSth. Mouser and his father are Bhown here on the steps of the Capitol at Washington. SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 17. The state land board has made reduction of 30 per cent in the annual rental charge of lands leased from the state. The order affects approximately 2S0 k concerns grazing on the public domain. llve-stoc- |