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Show PAGE SIX use in some of the mines under conditions." The petition cited testimony given at the October hearing before Byron D. member of the commission, which, the association contends, are not sufficient to merit the permission asked the wagon operators. In refutation of some of these .testimonies the pe tition said: "The use of unsafe explosive in coal mining, as well as improv-pe- r use of such explosives, is responsible for many of the fatal accidents accredited to mine fires, falls of roof and coal gas, and COAL MEN ASK certain definite EXFLOSIVE BAN FROM 7MINUTE KB IN COURT WRIT MVmJTE TO MARTHA Q MAS ur.ers protesting the use of black powder in coal mining opera tions Saturday were received by Governor Ilemy H. Blood and members of the state industrial commission from the Utah Coal Operators' association. The briefs were in protest to wtion sought by wagon operators to substitute black powder for permissible powder in the opera- .... . i :... ui iiiia lomis type oi coat mines. The brief was prepared by B.P. Manley, executive secretary of the association, who pointed out his organization represents 15 com panies and 97 per cent of the coal produced in Utah. Denies Move William M. Knerr, chairman of the industrial commission, said Saturday the commission had de-- j nied wagon operators the right to. use black powder several we-k- j uilnule," jXNE I "it's today. 1 said CorinriP, And the next It's tomorrow !" "And one minute," replied ISruce. "It's tills year and the next It's to morrow-year- . ... Amber Farry, daughter of Mr. other causes. It is known that An.lv Parrv of Helper, fr was when black blasting powder an operation at the 'underwent . . , . . used, mlDe fires were common in 1. iu. iasi ec fnr Price vol hospital city certain iaines working a high is She reported as atile' coal, but when black pow appendicitis. well. der was replaced by permissible 'doing resulting explosives mine fires from shots were eliminated. The Phone news items to Trie latter explosives when properly Journal. Phone 21 used do not damage the roof such Helper as i3 the case when black blasting .heavy charges powder Is used of black powder weaken wails anil roof and start cracks that impair the supports of the roof, and con siderable time may elapse after a ' blast before' the roof falls Lj A3K At 3MM w il Oil golden voices. One mlutite Is today . . . the next Is tomorrow ! They danced and danced. One minute Miss Corinne Mumford . . . the. next Mrs.' Bruce MacQueen. In her clouds of filmy white,! whirling and whirling In her part-- J ner's arms, she tried to think. Was It the ball . . . the glitter and life and beauty of a big party? Thej Joy of dancing as If her feet were shod with wings? The delight of hearing Bruce's voice begging her . . . talking to her, holding her In his gentle grasp? Did she love him? Did he love her? Around and around whirl whirl! Perhaps one did not havj tu decide. Perhaps, as one inmutf slid silently Into the next . . . o knew! "I'm going away tomorrow," said Bruce, "to Smith America. A big chance." "Oh," she gasped, "you did u) tell me!" "1 only beard today." lie was going away . . whet today was tomorrow, he would in A little pain climbed fro'i gone. her heart to her throat. Stie liftrt ber chin and looked up. His glance, sober and dark an( shining, plunged Into her eyes. Sin quivered. He began to sing with the music but words of his own. "The boit'i sails on . . . nnd the wind blow) south . . . I'll never come honn again." The music stopped. A hush fel on the huge ball room. The pHl of a bell sounded Iiigl in the air. Tell uie . . . speak with Hit on New Year's eve, Co bells rlune!" She turned her face away. Sh Season's 0reets Utah Fuel Co. 0 r , s "" " i PAYMENTS UNTIL 4m tM Jaw ness. of Doing are not one of our jki;r 1936. FRANK PUGLIESE Utah Helper . HELPER -- rif K I V Of j h :"PV. AW O OLD QUAKER brand STRAIGHT WHISKEY Give "The Friendly Whiskey- "friendly to your taste, throat and purse. You don't have to be nrVA to enjoy rich whiskey. As you prefer... fa BOURBON or RYE N,67(Ry.) PINTS No. 64 (Ewrbon) No. 166 (Ryo, QUARTS No. 63 (tovrbon) f.srr sxAvi vk I i TSlT h' Af! V At? Itii.if i raiil!!!!!! Take advantage FURNITURE JLlJ 4 General Offices Salt Lake City Utah SS ;"-ZY '' SCHENIEVS CREAM 0 ... OF KENTUCKY KENTUCKY Queen." And midnight New Year. small human volet overhead, she salt! Corinne Mumforc Mrs. Bruce passed WRITE IT Into ii ii Mae i .J. 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"And one minute," said Bruce with a deep rumble he tried to keep from sounding tender, lest someone overhear, "you're Miss Curinne Mumford, and the next," he whirled her off Into a quieter corner, "you're Mrs. Bruce "Indeed as quickly as that?-- ' She smiled again but her cool voice trembled. . "Do I gather," her Hashes fell on The question, Mr. Manley's brief Is in her checks, "that this the way paid, is "whether black powder of a proposal of marriage?" be tubstituted for what is remay ! "lirlght girl On New Year's eve garded as permlssilo powder for 1 demand a new wife a new life . . . and happiness ever afterward." "How modest," she murmured, "you are." I "Speak promise me before the bells ring out! Minutes fly . . . Into hours, days . . . months and years! Promise me!" Now he held her closer, his breath fanned Sales and Service her hair. "They pile up and pile UEI'AIKS FOR ALL CARS up . . . and then life goes on . . , and we're old. Minute after minute . . . promise!" 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