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Show Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Friday, CLOUDBURST ON TOP A cloudburst in the hills east of Colton Sunday afternoon worked havoc for a few minutes as a wall of water rushed down the gulleys. The highway bridge was eompletly under water for a short time, and much debris was washed along the D&RGW right of way. Man Dies As Car Hurdles Off Highway Lester Muhlestine, 17, of met instant death MonSUCCESS ENLARGES STORE day afternoon when a truck in which he and his cousin, Wesley The Successmarket and grocery Barton of Boneta, were riding got this week is bosy remodeling its out of control and overturned on headquarters to include the biuld-in- g the road about 8 miles from formerly occupied by the Muhlestine, formerly of Price, Chapman store. The new addition will house a modern fruiNand veg- for the past year has resided in etable market and delicatessen Standardville, where his father, Ephraim Muhlestine, is in the emsection. BUY AT HOME ploy of the Standard Coal company. Miss Inez Regruto left Friday BUY AT HOME for a weeks vacation at Salt Lake CODE TEXTILE ADOPTS City. TO E.MPLOY THOUSANDS BUY AT Stan-dardvil- le HOME e. The textile industries of the nation got under way this week with acceptance of their new code under the industrial recovery act, operatweek with a ing a minimum wage scale. It is estimated approximately a million workers will be employed under the new schedule. Dr. N. E. King 40-ho- Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop $12-$1- BUY 3 HOME Say your read it in The Journal. Utah Helper AT Eye Examined ..Repair Work.. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES V.V.W.V.V.V.V.V.W.V.'i i:; EXPERT WATCH AND J DR. A. R. DEMMAN Physician and Surgeon DALPIAZ HOTEL BLDG. Res. Ph. 100 Office Phone 80-11-- 1 8 Office Hours Utah Helper JEWELRY 7-- 2-- 5 REPAIRING AT j" THE HELPER JOURNAL 1933 July 21, PAGE FIVE How All the People Had a Hand In Building Nation 's Credit Structure t S"K, i II VIA 1 " f The Gift Shop Licensed Embalmer. Undertaker In attendance R. A. NILSON, Prop. UTAH Phone 29 PRICE Ambulance Service """Vi LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE HELPER LODGE NO. 1659 Harvey Partridge, Dictator A. J. Carlson, Secretary Every Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. Knights of Pythias Hall WALTER C. GEASE ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Court House Price, Utah Price 3&2 Phone Phone Helper J 6-- COLTON S. P. Notary Public COLTON MOTOR CO. UTAH HELPER FOR THE BEST IN BEAUTY SIMONSEN HARRIS NOTARY PUBLIC WORK HELPER The Gift Shop Beauty Shop UTAH . M. W ROSS : Prices always within rea- - " son; workmanship of the I I" best. Public Stenographer, Court Reporter, Short - Hand, Dictation, Commercial Correspondence, Legal Documents; reasonable rates. H BJB B IBBBIBBR BI1B9BBBBEB1 Upstairs in Stafford BIdg. Phone 160-- Quick Service Excellent Meals WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES IN OUR LOVELY BANQUET ROOM? 50c TO 75c. CAN ACCOMODATE 300. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT PHONE 194 HELPER, UTAH SALT LAKE CITY'S NEWEST HOSTELRY 200 ROOMS RADIO And EVERY 200 BATHS ROOM HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED depot In hotel building. street U. P. Station m j & tl ITC If ff &.1 f 4 purchaser household y ? panic-ridde- NewSemi-Automati- 1 It '- Fool-Ped- Current Faster Freezing Scarcely Hear It Operates HERE'S . all-ste- el E Helper Furniture & Hardware Company D&RG Notes j Read All The Journal Ads yard-maste- pa:W III I.ra C If t ai3 t ill! Interurban Just across the just S blocks. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. To Meet Today's Low Prices $0,000,-OCO.0C- CONTEST LAUNCHED Bankers Evolve Plan for Stimulating Important Aid to Farm Success Cache county, Utah, bankers added a stimulus to banker-farme- r cooperative work by launching a farm accounting contest. At a meeting of the Clearing House Association the project was put before the bankers and accepted. Each bank in the county agreed to enroll a minimum of five farmers in the farm accounting project. The names of the farmers w hen enrolled will be sent to the Secretary of the Clearing House, and also to the Extension Division of the Utah State Agricultural College. The bankers agree to cooperate and keep In close touch with each farmer they enroll no as to insure the completion of a maximum number. Tbe bank which succeeds at the conclusion of the contest In enrolling the largest number of fanners completing the project will b given THE P. B j President American Bankers Association in The Forum de- - . pie of the nation were lully CREDIT may ba iuforiuatly ployed, while wages ami salaries as fa lure holies, plans were tcaoy ana generous, wnne into eonvtrted intentions iv.t good '...v. w:: V'Xv. v..... y sX'present purchas- - price s of commodities were strong ing power. The and while u:e minU3 or tne people were dominated by conSdeiice. farmer, the manMonitor Top ' i t h e 1 ufacturer, Mechanism Great Changes Came to ths Nation merchant, the Then suddenly, almost as if the GUARANTEED home buyer, the sun itseif had lost part of its vitaliof YEARS ty, everything changed. Our fore'gn Infailed and markets New Monitor Top of disappeared. i the inves- J goods, dustry slackened. A rapid drop in striking beauty with tor and the spec- - ail p. smooth walls. kinds of commodity values S3t i v , ulator all borrow In. The earnings of business fell. XewA ' " times. ! 8t They i Wages developed. Unemployment inside porcelain V'-'X- Cy PJan to repay and out. and salaries went down. Domestic earn- markets shrank. Fear became genNew Sliding Shelves, i n g s or ineir F. H. S1SSON eral. The securities markets became m Height. Adjustable crops, proceeds as the prices of stocks Stainless New Steel of of the sales their goods, incomes and bonds withered to fractions of Cbsmben Freezing from their wages and salaries or their former values. It was the Cannot chip or rusu profits from the resales of their segreatest disintegration of human e curities at enhanced market values, conditions and plans, economic Control each as tbe case may be. lemperaturt values witnessed. ever worldly for fast or slow ' ; The greater part of these various -r l?tThese destructive changes cut freezing. forms of credit is obtained by the right through the qualities and valk New Automatic Inor borrower? directly indirectly ues of the loans and investments, terior Lighting. through the expansion of the loans the notes and securities in the New Door and investments of the banks. It is banks. Business men and manufacOpener. this which creates the notes, turers could not repay their notes and mortgages in the portNow Hardware uiib to the banks as due. Many governfolios of the banks. The banks are mental units and corporations deChromium finish. able to extend these loans because faulted the payments on their bonds. people deposit money with them. Completely Equipped real estate Property underlying Even under the best conditions with Chiller Tray became worth less than mortgages the plans of a small percentage of the face of the Vegetable Pan, and mortgages. The marset of borrowers go wrong through miscomplete ket values of standard securities becovered glass food takes, hard luck or dishonesty, and came less than the banks bad paid containers. the judgment of the banker in such for them as investments or accepted cases is proved by the after event Uses Less Ice to have beefi at fault. The losses thera at as collateral for loans. This meant, in fine, that the abiliSee the new flat-to- p caused under such conditions are SO QUIETLY You Can ty of borrowers to carry out the fuordinarily fully met by funds set ture hopes, plans and good intenGENERAL ELECTRIC aside out of the earnings of the in feature the tions that I have defined above as refrigeroutstanding refrigerator banks for just this purpose and do ' T tbe basis of credit, had become imof the year the new ation. No other mechanism has not affect the depositors' money. to a far greater extent than matched its record for is Electric! General 10 It paired dependyears In the vast majority of cases and had ever before occurred in the naservice. ahead in beauty, styling and able, trouble-fre- e Buy In the overwhelming volume of busition's history. "The resulting losses G-at today's New features. convenience refrigerator your ness involved the confidence of the could not be absorbed by the banks cabinets are gleaming prices. Every indication points bankers in their customers and the alone out of the normally ample white confidence of the customers in their porcelain inside and out. to increases when present stocks funds that had been set aside are TEN star features! are exhausted. A down payment own ability to carry out their plans There of a certain against the expectancy and obligations to successful conSee before you decide on as low as 7 protects you against them Inevitable percentage of human clusions are wholly justified. This the higher prices and starts any refrigerator. The Monitor gone wrong. plans G-- E is the normal economic situation a in of lifetime with savings Top, newly designed Banks Showed All Reasonable Care under ahich credit adds to the welsmooth steel walls, is the ONE your home tomorrow. fare and progress of society. It was in loans and investments Prices as low las' whose values thus became so The Faith of the Banks impaired, that the Such was the structure of hopes, banks, in all confidence, in all good conficommon good intentions and Plut Tom faith, in all humanly reasonable care dence in one another that existed and good judgment had entrusted among all classes of the nation's the billions of dollars of deposits community life when the series of customers entrusted to them. economic shocks began to shake the Those loans and investments were, nation's social fabric in 1929. The under all normal conditions, as good as gold itself. Indeed, if the banks people had deposited billions of dollars with the banks because they instead had tilled their vaults with Conductor William Hamilton, had confidence in them. The banks gold bars, and then some unknown who has been assigned to the mine had loaned large volumes of these cosmic ray had transmuted them runs on Kenilworth and Spring morthome would have on farm and results into the lead, deposits branches for some time, been scarcely more startling than Canyon gages and on notes of manufactura passenger run between has taken !i the depreciation that was caused in ers, business men and mince conOgden and Grand Junction. , the assets o the banks by the uncerns, and had invested in the stand'Conductor Charles Wallm, form ard Securities of the nation's corforeseeable economic forces which the Sunnyside branch run, and debased them. erly on permeated porations, state and local governuccu aftsigwt'u (.u me iemi- The inevitable result was that, tia-mental units and the national government itself, because they had when the banks urgently needed the worth and Spring Canyon branchconfidence in the citizenship and the money they had entrusted to those es, taking the position vacated by business conditions of the nation. assets, so that they could meet the Conductor Hamilton. Cashier A. V. Ray and clerk Their uiort?u;re and other loans unreasoning demands of their deHarold Morrison of the local force to owners of farms csjiregated positors, they could not get it hack. Loans on urban real esIt was not that our banking sys- - visited with relatives in Salt Lake , nrA ,),. r,.r. ,.f (hum. City Sunday. 7 tate were S4.O09.C00.0CO. Loans to 1 Robert Elliott, general selves weak or reprehensible, apart individuals secured by V. S. Governwho was injured on June from the rest of the life of the nament, municipal and corporate se28th when liis automobile overcurities totalled Sll.OOO.t'100,000. tion, as 1ms been made to appear. Loans to industrial and commercial It was not that our banks were turned on the highway just south enterprises in connection with the permeated with incompetency or of Helper, returned to his duties production a"d distribution of the dishonesty or with lower standards Jitonday. L. F. Wilson, assistant general nation's infinite varieties of goods of business ethics than were the a .autii.t u to almost SIO, .'00, 000,000. other forms of human activity with manager, who has been making an which their own fate and activities inspection tour of the Utah lines, Investments in Federal, State and were inextricably interwoven, as, it stated nniii't ir.al hends were almost in an interview that "iiJ in corporate se?uritieg almost seemed at times, there was business along the line of the Save money NOW! Firestone Quality is higher than 51 i.ooo.oi;o,C'i;'i. a concerted national conspiracy to D&RGW is taking an upward lead our people to believe. This grtr.t credit structure was trend and it is expected there will ever. Prices probably u'iU never be as low again. These price The great fact of American bank- be a built while the country was at steady increase in tonnage, cannot last. Equip your car today and get these ExlrWaltlfs-befor- e ing is that it shared fully in the especially westbound, during the peace, while the farms and factories were productive, while the nation plans and hopes and hazards of the remainder of the summer. Work prices go still higher. American people, and when those on the Dotsero cutoff ia and the world provided great active progressThese Extra Values are made possible by the, tremendous markets for their outputs, while the plans went wrong, the banks earriedJ and when the line is effected savings rapidly ing suftheir share of the burden and by manufacturing the complete line of Firestone Tires, Bal- -' earnings of all kinds of enterprise is a it that completed expected were large, while the working peo- - fered their share of the misfortune. substantial increase in through teries. Brake Lining, Spark Plugs, Rims and Accessories, in our own FARM ACCOUNTING IT. ' HAS NOT CUT QUALITY THE GRILL CAFE FOR I?" FRANCIS H. S1SSON, More MRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. V 4 Banker Describes the Way Loans and Securities of Banks Are Essed on the Hopes and Plans of All Classes Values Dependent on Public's Ability to Meet Obligations By "k special recognition. business will result. The banks of Cache county have The coal loading in Carbon to an award agreed to subscribe shows a consistent Increase fund, which will be presented to five county first prize, during the spring and summer as winners as follows: with the same periods $35.00; second prize, 125.00; third compared last year. It is expected that a prize, $20.00; fourth prize, 112.50; material increase in coal producfifth prize, $7.50. In addition to the cash prizes, tion will begin about the middle of . every farmer customer enrolled, August. who scores sixty per cent or more, will be awarded a special certificate Issued by the Clearing House AssoSPRING CANYON ciation and the Extension Service Agriin COAL CO. with the Jointly cooperation cultural Committee of the Utah Bankers Association. The scoring will be done on the Service First following basis: Farm and home account records (accurate and complete)... .50 Succees of year's operations as brought out In the summary of 25 the year's business General appearance of farm and Improvements and condition Miners and Shippers of the of livestock and poultry, Celebrated be to done durinjr (judging .25 the summer months) Spring Canyon Coal The contest will end December 31, 1933. The judge will be the County Mines at Agent, the County Key Banker, a House of the Clearing representative Spring Canyon, Utah Association, and two representatives selected by the Extension Division of the College. General Offices 817 Newhouse Building, Read the Advertisements Carefully most efficient factories and distributing them through dealers direc' ' from factories and warehouses a One Profit, Low Expense System Firestone Tires are not made by cheap labor to sell at a pric Every tire i3 built with the patented Firestone features of Gum-- I' ' d ping and Two Extra Cord Plies under the "MafAHkjL Tread. They give you Added Safety and designed Non-Ski- d Mileage. Gum-Dippe- Lonr Take advantage of these EXTRA VALUES today. Firestone d Tires with the confidence that they are Buy built up to a not to down a Quality price. (Visit the Firestone Building at "A 5entury of Progress," Chicago. d See the famous tire being made in a modern Firestone Gum-Dippe- Gum-Dippe- tire factory) Spring Canyon Coal Salt Lake City, Utah YOUR BRAKES CAN STOP THE WHEELS BUT THE TIRES MUST STOP THE CAR f )i BRYNER'S SERVICE M. O. PORTER, Mgr. Automotive Electricfana PHONE 812 HrXPFK, UTAH |