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Show I 1 93-- t UTAH, SEPTEMBER 7, 1934 nra -- 1 1 rye 0. " M!,', I I ' jjjyiAi-- J ft PADABfT fTT C -.--i SPECIAL DANCES Refreshments If Mile 1 i FIRE. South of Helper on and AND rock, USED CARS Lonuientuu Mcs Through Sales and Service REPAIRS FOR ALL CARS ftvate Loan Credit Co. No been Sihagni in- 22, vice-preside- Bunnel Motor Co. Loans iO r wagon or truck coal mines of Carbon, Emery and Sevier counties are cited for various alleged violations of the Utah state mining laws and general code mine safety orders of the State Industrial commission in a communicaTwenty-fou- United Mine Workers of America. Einil Parclch, Prop. I" The letter was signed by John Ross, president; George Lambert, and Frank Bonacci, on behalf of District No. 22. A copy also was filed with Governor Blood with the request that he, as chief executive, demand that all mines be operated in compliance with the laws and safety ,i.V.W.V.V.VASmWAmv.W,VAVA lake M. W. of A. Officials Charge Gross Violation of Mining Laws and Regulations in Communication Addressed to State Industrial Commission; 24 Small Mines Are Named in an Indictment. tion filed Friday last with the dustrial commission by District CABARET EMIL'S Midway ! DANCING EVERY EVENING 1 Rigid Inspection of Coal Properties Demanded By Representatives of Union u. EVERY SATURDAY EVENING is the s 0 5 YOUR FRIENDS AT MEET . HELPER . UTAH DR. N. E. KING Bldg Phone 397 PAGE THREE THE HELPER JOURNAL Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop. Eyes Examined. Repair Work. HELPER UTAH Following an investigation by the United Mine Workers, the letter charges "that the industrial commission has not been enforcing as to wagon or truck coal mines, the coal mining laws and safety orders." explosion at Scofield in 1900 kill mg 200 men, was due solely to presence and use of black powder) and qualification of mine foremen; lack of examina tion and inspection of both gaseous and by fire bosses. The letter also charged that wa gon mines are violating the law by failing to employ authorized shot firers, that fuses and squibs are used for igniting shots, that min ers are not equipped with approv ed electric lamps, that suitable and accurate scales for weighing coal hoisted or delivered by workmen are not used, and that coal dust is permitted to accumulate in the wagon mine properties. The mines cited for one or more violations are: Huntington Canyon Coal Co., Deer Creek Coal Co., Val entine mine, Brady mine, Christen- sen No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 mines, Twelve Mile mine, Browning mine, Tuft mine, Olsen mine, Willow Springs mine, Red Creek mine, Ideal Coal Co. mine, Nicolaides mine, City mine, Knight mine, Evert mine, Martin Coal Co., Dia- mentl mine, Pace Canyon mine. Straight Canyon Coal Co., Oliph- ant mine and Soldier Canyon mine. non-gaseo- Hld Precedent "If some of the mines in this state are to be permitted to operE. FLYNN, Mgr. ate in a manner which endangers L.eP Licensed (.moamier the safety and welfare of their in attendance and if these mines are employes, UTAH :CE The American dollar may be Phone 28 cheaper, but it's no easier to get. to be permitted with immunity to lace Service disregard the statutes . . . other mines are thereby encouraged to indulge in like unsafe practices e CALL when it may appear (even though unsoundly) to their selfish interFloral est to do so," the letter continued. "Many of the violations are brct After more than two years of about due to the desire of the op& D. the InsDe!tor8 for work, actual filming preparatory FOR SPRING CANYON erators to reduce costs at the ex- of "Treasure Island." g. and Utah Railroads world famous COAL pense of the safety of their coal Robert Louis Stevenson story of miners." ANY GRADE pirate adventure, has been comGUARANTEED Impartial and competent inspec- pleted by the tion of the wagon mines was asked REPAIRING Very Reasonable Prices Studios, and is now being shown of the commission, and, in the at the Strand Theatre, Helper. an Expert Watchmaker event the conditions complained Phone 147-In bringing this book to the ots in Carbon County against are already known by the screen the major problem has been commission, "immediate and af- to retain the utmost fidelity in the firmative action" by the industrial UTAH 3 Co. ,v.v, 8 MOSE HOWA Their "Private Fair" ildren Like COOLEST PLACE IN CARBON COUNTY and finals of the Carbon County annual tennis tour- ney will be run off at the local courts early next week. Four entrants remain in the V men's singles, which will be played off Monday when Louis Hunsaker meets Jack Houston and Aaron $ Hanson meets Boothe Kilfoyle in In the junior sin the semi-finalgles Jack Walsh takes on Buster Holbrook and Hardy Roberts will meet the winner of the match between Dave Gibson and Ray White. Holbrook and Cory will meet Roberts and Walsh in the junior doubles final. In the men's doubles Cowley and Kilfoyle await the winners of the match between the Hanson-Houstocombination. and Moffit-Hous- e A match with the Grand Junction tennis team was scheduled for tomorrow and Sunday but a wire received today stated that the Colorado team could not apSemi-fina- ls Jk?ri& 5 AT THE FOUNTAIN s. n pear. The Gold Stars, Salt Lake has been contacted to fill the engagement but no reply" has been received. A regular match with the Gold Stars is slated for Sun day, September 16. Plenty of good fast tennis will be provided at the match and everj'one is cordially invited to attend, there will be no charge for admission. FACTORY PACKED ICE CREAM Pints 18c Quarts 35c SUNFREZE MARSHMALLOW NOUGAT ICE CREAM ORANGE CREMO i BEGINNING MONDAY HOT PLATE LUNCHES . . HOME COOKED f&gk Hot Soup Menu Changed Daily HAMBURGERS 10c HOT DOGS 10c All Kinds Toasted Sandwiches QUALITY BEERS on Draught V.V.W.VAVAWAVAV.V.VW.,.W.V.V.W.V A VOICE FROM THE PAST Said Woodrow Wilson: "I do not It appears that repealing the dry be taken care of want to live under a philanthropy. I do not want to amendment doesn't do much good either the directly government by in regulating the drouth. or by any instruments through which the government is acting. I Subscribe for The Journal. want only to have right and justice prevail so far as I am concerned. Give me right and justice EXPERT and I will undertake to take care I will not live under of myself. plot and characters which have trustees if I can help it. I do not been vividly impressed on the care how' wise, how patriotic, the minds of readers, both young and trustees may be. I have never old. Dozens of adaptations were heard of any group of men in at prepared and then scrapped be- whose hands I am willing to lodge cause they did not express the full the liberties of America in trust." strength of the Stevenson original. JEWELERS n ia estimated that the 1S02 Finally, each character was anal- yzed for its value to the story with municipally owned electric plants R. A. Nilson Manager in the United States would have dialogue as in the original plot Wallace Beery in the role of paid this year $17,500,00 in taxes Long John Silver is said to be an were they privately owned. commission is asked. exact personification of the book $12,000 POSTAGE FOR O. F. McShane, member of the GOLD CONSIGNMENT character; and with Jackie Cooper HELPER SHOE SHOP commission, said complaints will as Jim Hawkins, boy adventurer, be carefully considered and imof Stevenson the AND SHINE PARLOR youth atmosphere The postage on $70,000,000 which mediate action taken to see that and the sparkle of new experience FIRST CLASS WORK the federal government shipped every coal mine in the state com- from San Francisco to the Denver is assured. 20 Years' Experience plies with the law and regulations mint was $12,000, postoffice offiPistols so far as it is possible. The invesWE PAY POSTAGE A large assortment of cials at Denver said Saturday. on tigation began Friday, a short time The gold, which arrived at Denmuskets, including firearms, after the petition was received. REPAIR ORDERS FROM ver last Friday night, is part of a flint pistols, and ancient brass canFamily Operated $2,000,000,000 shipment, the total non, with cutlasses, and dirks of CAMPS "The mines about which the postage on which will be about all descriptaions, were assembled MIKE APOSTOL, Manager complaints are made," he said, $360,000, or the value of about nine for use by the pirates. ft '.v "produce a very small percentage of the gold bars in the shipment. Included in the cast with Beery of Utah coal. They usually are op $360,-000 and Cooper are such notable playNobody will have to lick erated by the owner of the ground worth of stamps, however, for ers as Lionel Barrymore, as Billy I SPRING CANYON and members of his family, and the gold bars are being handled Bones; Otto Kruger, Lewis Stone, sometimes they are far from any without stamps affixed, although Nigel Bruce, "Chic" Sale and dozr 3 COAL CO. r 3 tjr k power line or other facility on they are being sent by registered ens of others. based. are which regulations mail. "Restricted in our scope of JEWISH NEW YEAR Service First by limited funds, the commis SCIENTIFIC MAN FORMS The Jewish year, 5695 will be sion naturally requires its coal LESSON-SERMOTOPIC ushered in Monday, when Jewish mine inspector to devote the major people in every part of the world 4 portion of his time to those mines will celebrate the holiday of Rosh "Man" is the subject of the where considerable numbers of em -sermon in all Churches of Hasonah. Manager Sam Stein of ployes are affected. Scientist, on Sunday, Sep the Lowenstein Mercantile Co., an Christ, "The Utah laws will be enforced, tember 9. nounces that this store will be clos so far as it is humanly possible to the Scriptural citations ed all day Monday in observance Miners and Shippers of the Among enforce them with the means we included in the lesson-sermo- n is of the holiday. Celebrated have at our disposal." the following: "The spirit of God Violation of mining laws and hath made me, and the breath of We asked one of our friends the Spring Canyon Coal street scene This is an evcry-da- y general coal mine safety orders the Almighty hath given me life." other day whether his bank acIn various Mexican the the at World's wagon lesson-sermohim n to count than charged against village seemed safer is Included in the Mines at mines were: Fifteen foreign also the following correlative pass- it did a year ago and his reply Fair in Chicago. the offer the visitor equivavillages account?" Listed bank Charges age from the Christian Science was, "what lent of a tour of the world In a day Spring Canyon, Utah Failure to file with the commis- textbook: "Man reflects infinite Our forefathers left to us this or two at the exposition this year. sion up to date mine maps; im- Truth, Life and Love. The nature Low travel costs and added Free General Offices proper ventilation; absence of of man, thus understood, includes great nation which they worked Fair features make a Fair vacation We 817 Newhouse Building, so to clear. for hard and methods and lines terms all that is implied by the fought sprinkling this summer. watering working faces; solid "image" and "likeness," as used in may not be able to do any clearing cheaper Salt Lake City, Utah excess six of and our for children in grandchildren, shooting (holes Scripture." 6 Phone news items to The but we are going to leave them feet in length drilled directly into 21 Phone Journal. the Helper debt national the a solid face of coal); wide use of biggest Phone news items to The world ever has seen. prohibited black powder (the letter Helper Journal. declares the Winter Quarters mine Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper Reunited in "Treasure Island' Jewelry & E Semi - Finals and wAV.v.w.v.vAv.vv.v.v.Vl.v.v.vAr,A t Finals in Tennis STRAND SWEET SHOP I Watch Repairing The Gift Shop Mexico at Fair y. t a ". at j ,3 3 i 01 f N Millions of children have found the Enchanted Island, witn K forty new features, even more fun this year than last at the World's Fair In Chicago. Shown here Is a section of the Aland's Adventure Land. Low travel highways make Fair travel easy this year, and GRILL CAFE THE YouUl be Surprised Enjoyably surprised, too, at the servreally marvelous food that Is ed so taste fully and amazed to find how extremely modest our prices are. When you next dine out make it a point to come here. CAN ACCOMMODATE 300 Open Day and NieHt UTAH HELPER l -:- - wmm mai vmuyrM.mmm nnssMBRaMSMa Souvenirs, Entertainment Are Free at World Fair (l&cver Clmnqm Because Beer scientifically and fully aged by Mi A'-- ' ..v, . "r .X. 1 T -f- ih'llll!i, 'u Millions of visitors are finding that much of the best in the World's Fair at Chicago Is free of charge. Left: at the Fair. Shown Every Saturday Is Free Souvenir day here Is one of the huge throngs that jammed the Foods exhibitors building In search of gifts from the forty there. Right: On this lagoon theater there are 10,000 Distributed by HELPER MERCANTILE CO. Phone 147-- J 39 N. Malu. IMpor, Utah RADIO 200 ROOMS FOR EVERY And free seats where visitors may watch circuses, water carnivals and other thrilling shows. Reduced rail and highways make World's Fair bus rates and travel well-marke- d ey. 5!" P. 200 BATHS HOTEL care- natural processes. V SALT LAKE CITY'S NEWEST HOSTELRY ROOM BLatz Old Heidelberg is iaiways brewed Spring Canyon Coal lesson- TEMPLE SQUARE RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED U. P. Bus depot In hotel building. Interurban Just across the street. U. P. Station just S blocks. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. |