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Show page Three PLANT IGE DRY OPERATING HOW i l : THE HELPER JOURNAL ice, so cold it burns, now being manuiaciureo. vy iue Chemical com-jCai bo Dioxice and v at their new Wellington was completed at a pla't which Wt of $75,000 and began operations this week. ' V.'ith a capacity of 20 tons per tilv the plant is also equipped to dioxide for suk ply liquid carbon purposes. The "dry" . commercial ,.4, which has a temperataure of 114 degrees below zero, is shipped all major western cities, for in storing and shipping frozf u ,. ei foods. is ijquid carbon dioxide gas tiXd in hospitals, as a disinfectant on farms, for carbonating beverages, as a fire extinguisher, Jtik- - blasting coal and other rur- j al Pf-3- a five-toexperimental new plant, at Wellington, i:. Vrhe urj4nt located at the gas well at ifrfirnum dome, ten miles east of eppfice. It has been constructed to jJrmit the addition of new units the future, Joe Marantette. su places n jj LUGGAGE SPACE IN ABUNDANCE I :;; perintendent, said. A company drilling for oil discovered the gas deposit 15 years ago, believing they nad found natural gas. When test proved their error the well was filled with cement and abandoned. A new well wan drilled by the present company la 1930 and the experimental plant established. "The well is 3100 feet deep and produces the greatest volume of the purest gas at thp greatest pressure of any carbon dioxide well in the world," Marantette said. Sixty tons of ice could be manufactured from its output each lay. The gas is carried from the well through a pipeline. Upon arrival it enters a battery of steel cylinders 20 feet long and IS inches In diameter. This operation is to purify the gas ana the cylinders contain what is known as a "scrubbing" solution. From here it is forced into another battery of cylinders, similar to the purifiers, but which are hollow. These cylinders are condensers and hue "'electrically driven compressors pump the gas into them under a pressure of 1150 pounds per square inch, causing it to liquify. I 3lf in Km? sa .jr i. &;. mm j "Smilin Through" The return engagement oi Norma Shearer's distinguished film appearance in "Smilin Through'' brought back to the Strand theatre Friday and Saturday in response to a large demand upon the part of the public, proves this sentimental and lovely photoplay a production which can be enjoyed not enly once, but many many times. The combination of Miss Shearer, Fredric March and Leslie Howard, three of the topmost names in the film industry is guarantee enough of the brilliant acting which "Smilin Through" hold9. "I Dream Too MucTi" Fortune has always smiled on Lily Pons. Her success was a foregone conclusion when she made her first operatic appearance in "Lakme" in 1928. Thenceforth, she sang everywhere in Trance and Belgium, and then was called to North and South America for performances in the leading opera houses' where she received unprecedented acclaim. In RKO Radio's "I Dream Too Much," Miss Pons makes her film debut singing arias from "Lakme and "Itigcletto" and from specially Attractions j j AN INTRODUCTION OF THE i Bcggnge room for a trip to Siam, if yon are interested in going to Siam, is a feature of the new Ford Y-- 8 coupe. 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This is the engine that powers the beautiful 1936 Ford V-- . . . and, because it is and compact, "all that extra room" gives that many a woman has 8 V-ty- S3 We will be glad to help you with your 1 and improved fey lda:1 -- Ify A meeting of the two Utah subsidiaries, United Mine Workers of America, will be held Monday everesning at the taurant in Price, Orval Peterson of Columbia, secretary, announced Friday. Regular business of the unio'i will be bandied. George Lambert, vice president of district No. 22, left Price Saturday for union headquarters at Cheyenne, Wyo. He has been inspecting Carbon county locals during the past week, accompanied by Frank Bonacci, local field sen! Mill o ?m Jor ! wondered about in the Ford V-- 8 body. This is the engine which proved sparkling performance and eight cylinder smoothness are economical if you have a engine with a carburetor that takes the "gas" used by a four and splits it into eight equal charges. This is the engine you need for startquick, sure, ing this winter the engine that's "opened the eyes" of over two million enthusiastic Ford owners. You'll find such an engine in no other car at anywhere near the price of the Ford V-- 8 for 1936 So why not arrange to drive one today? dual-down-dra- V-ty- cold-weath- YOUR (s Quickly and Easily Obtained Is as Cheap if not Cheaper than other sources of money. IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL and can best be obtained through us PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT CORP. SILVAGNI BUILDING Phone 897 Price, Utah ft Quality Machinery Parts and Supplies er FORD pi DEALER Vo for1936 Standard acttuory group McludinK turnten and tpdre lire extra. Eaiy terms through Universal Credit Co., the Authorized Ford Finance Pla. fvlACHlNEfiY & SUPPLY t i the-t3- MINE WORKERS PLAN MEETING but undisputed engine vantages of the i . . simplicity, economy, compactness, ruggedness. But until Ford announced the first Ford V-- 8 in 1932, no one had found a way to bring these advantages to d field. the Since its introduction this engine has been constantly refined See it in our nearest store, or phone, and we 11 bring one out for your inspection. check-u- p schedule to permit miners to be heard. I. F. Coulter was ' appointed ( county road clerk by AN AUTO LOAN sight-savin- A An ordinance setting the meeting dates of the Carbon county board cf commissioners has been diawn up and approved by the commission, B. II. Young, clerk, raid Tuesday. The sixth and twenty-firs- t days ( each month were selected for when meeting dates. However, these Mates fall oil Saturday or Monday, the meetings will be held Friday or Tuesday, respectively. Because mines generally work those days. Mondays and Saturdays were eliminated from the MINERS AND SHIPPERS COAL It is known as the new L E. S. Better Sight Lamp, and combines every good feature of g light. EM SETS MEETINGS Utah Fuel Co. INDEPENDENT This Lamp is an important contribution to Better Light Better Sight in the home. j CARBON BOARD ltiuetti-Capltol- ft tun - tomiort In Your Community Ai : tale centers. "Coronado" Lavishly garnishod with catchy tunes and bringing two new youthful and talented players to the screen, Paramount's musical romance, "Coronado", which shows at the Star Theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Jan. Eddy Duchin and his his orchestra provide the musical background for the film and this popular dance band's first motion picture engagement is auspiclohs to say the least. The performances cf the two leading players, Johnny Downs and Betty Burgess, indicate to this reviewer that Hollywood has discovered some refreshingly new. Thfse two young people not only act competently they are talented sieei3 and dancers as well. r LC 1RV Ma-raki- s, hoop-skirte- Automotive Electricians and roominess of the Ford i chaplain; James Pappacostas, HelSteve Dlamenti, per, warden'; Kosmos Price, inside sentinel; Andrelakis, Price, outside sentinel; Nick Bikakis, chairman; Mike Harry Barellas, Price, Steve Zollis. Columbia, and Angelo Hiawatha, members of the beard of governors. "My wife likes the smartness U - r-- d Announcement was made last week of the recent election of officers and members of the board cf governors for the local Order of Ahepa, as follows: George Karras, Helper, president; Nick Sermos, Castle Gate, vice president; Gust Saradakis, Price, secretary; John Daskala-kis- . Castle Gate, treasurer; Mano.? of Salevurakls, Price, captain Nick Malekos, Price, guards; Drum-mond- " M. O .PORTER MANAGER HELPER. UTAH. PHONE 342 Ml PRESIDENCY d Star And Lyric Attractions BRYNERS' SERVICE SAFEGUARDS EYESIGHT! MAN GETS AHEPA p can make make it. It is another of Firestone's Gummed Dipped tnd shows it. prod; StcD in at the "Bryner Service and look at this tirethe best made by Firestone and "The I lastqrpiecc of Tire Construction". If yo;i are looking for less expensive tires with quality tread and construction, Firestone can again se:-vyoii with the of Progress, Oldfield, Century Courier types. and Sentinel, LAMP THAT 17 bright, eyes peer "Thunder In the East" through spectacles. One of the mc?t unusual and On the next day he may be the satisfying pieles of srreen enterGreat Emancipator, looking so much like Lincoln that aged veter- tainment that has dome to the ans of the War Between the attention of Lis reviewer in many States cackle their amazement seasons flashes upon the screen when he appears on stage or of the Bonnie Theatre Tuesday. The picture is "Thunder in the screen. Leon Garganoff proBut it isn't just make-uthat East," the titled "The Batduction, formerly transforms Charles (Chic) Sale from a slender, smiling man in tle", which was adapted from his late thirties into a bearded Claude Farreie's stirring novel of village sage. Make-uis merely the latter name, and offers Chas. one of the things that go into Boyer, Merle Oberon and Johtn Lodei in its principal roles. creation of his characters. His hands serve him admirably in giving just the right touch to his characterizations, as the one he creates in Paramount's new picture based on the CCC camps, "It's a Great Life", shows at the "Smilin Through'' Bonnie Theatre on Friday and A deluge of letters from tho Saturday. public has persuaded "The Man Who Broke The once more to present Bank of Monte Carlo" Norma Shearer's nimortal dramaNot since his "Bulldog tic triumph, "Smiin Through," roles has Ronald Colman hailed by critics ans public alike had part so particularly suited as one of the greatest photoplays to his talents and a story so in ever made. The retain engagekeeping with his flair for the ment of this film classic, which suave and debonair as 20th Cen- has such stellar personalities as tury's "The Man Who Broke the Fredric March and Leslie Howard Bank cf Monte Carlo", shows at sharing honors with Miss Shearer, begins Thursday, Friday and Satcal sceen in many a day. urday at the Star Theatre and The new picture is "Cappy will be shown for three days. It is in "Smilin Through" that Ricks", a Republic production which boasts an cast of the striking Miss Shearer plays oasoned toupers. Playing the ti- a dual role, a feat which duplitle role is Robert McWade, famed cates that of Jnne Cowl who starfor his portrayals of irascible fi- red in the original New York nancial captains, while the prin- stage production. Miss Shearer cipal supporting players include portrays both the tragic Moonyeen d Lucien Littlefield, Bradley Page, in the Vistorlan seLois Wilson, Oscar Apfel, Ken- quences and Kathleen Sheridan neth Hailan and Man Mountain in the modern scenes around which the happier romance of the Dean. gold-rimme- HELPER -- We select from onr enormous stocks of raw materials the best and hisrbest. grade rubber and cotton for the High Spesd Tire. In out1 i facforv we ss'ect the roost experienced and silled tire makers to bu.'id this tire. It is accurately b'.'ancecl. and rigidly inspected and we Know it as perfect iv Iranian ingenuity H 1C, hand-in-han- all-sta- .HIGH SPEED TYPE Saturday, Jan. Romance and comedy go in this picture, in which One day he plays the part of a Bennett' Joan has the leading venerable patriarch, hia shoulders bowed beneath the. burden of hia feminine role. Caa in important years but still possessed of a pair roles aie also Colin Ciive, Nigel Brure and Montags Love. cf birdlike that dove overboard from an Haw lii bound line, and started to thumb oat rides back to San Francisco, audiences at the Strand thea- tre will be. entertained by one of the fastest moving and hilarious photoplays to be seen on the lo1 in Helper on Sunday January 13 and 13 and in Prict on Thursday, "Ifa a Great Life" written melodic airs by Jerome Kehi, whose 'Show Boat" and "Roberta" hits are well known. She a?raiu has the good fortune of being surrounded by musicians of the first rank. It shows at the Strand Sunday and Monday. "Another Face" " A gangland big shot who seeks fame as a screen star, and a mo-- ! tion picture press who agent would trade his mother for a free headline, use each other pawns to further their respective ends for tense and comic results in "Another Face". Wallace Ford is the publicity man who pitches nimself, his Phyllis Brooks, and an entire studio personnel into deadly danger in an attempt to pin the killer while he emotes before the camera all for publicity. It shows Tuesday and Wednesday on the Strands double-bil- l along with "Beyond Bengal," the picture filmed in the Malayan Peninsula by Marry Schenck, is a feature leneth jungle drama with not one inch cf animal sound that is not actu.il and authentic. "Cfippy Ricks Returns" Frcm the moment Bill Peck Attractions the Bonnie and Monday at the Star Friday and and IS. Bonnie Theatre Coming Pictures Strand Theatre I Helper, Utah Friday, Jan. 10 1936 UTAHPO WER&LIGHTCO. Helper in T'.' i n i mi -:- - in iiw Utah mm m in i ii |