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Show Three The Helper Journal BANKING UtrAMIMfcNr, 8 ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH grATE CAPITOL, of the Condltloa of the ..Report IIELPER STATE BANK ,A at the State of Utah, the Helper. in uovnuu -- States PL None direct and nhllirfttlons c tHouse. fl-00- and Hecurities Furniture and Fixtures none fatft ownea . i ... 4C.955.S2 1.00 17 cm nn thon - hniiKp .... "" hnnkiner uui """ ether banks 6S1.41 ?993,661.16 Liabilities except United States Government , ind deposits, ..Mtr fun da and deposits of other banks .i... deDOSiiBi i'uwfv public funds and deposits, except postal savings, ....... ... deposits' of other banks or funds of States, counties, school districts, or municipalities "Tmhar subdivisions L states Government and postal savings deposits... l"'"'6 outstanding MltS Of OtCtr DaUKS, I 86S.G22.07 S68.622.07 shares, par 500 stock, 5100.00 per share Capital debentures f50.000.00 None 50,000.00 - et for contingencies Keserve 5,039.09 25,000.00 Profits-n- Undivided 21,028.96 N'one TOTAL DEPOSITS Surplus 116.432.29 5.000.00 or I Common 130.039.09 Total Capital Account TOTAL INABILITIES I Mossers Wilson McCarthy Swan, Henry trustees. A. C. Shield, general manager, W J. O'Xiel. general mechanical superintendent, and L. F. Wilson, assistant general manager, passed through Helper Monday ar.l Wednesday enroute to Salt Lake City where they met with the Salt Lake Chamber oi' Commerce, Wednesday, in observance of "ltio Grande Day" in Salt Lake. Also in attendance at the celebration was Mr. Kalph liudd. President of the IHirlington Lines, who was one of the principal speakers at the chamber of commerce luncheon. After the meeting guests exchanged places with their hosts and conducted the Party on an inspection trip of the Rio uranle shops and yards. 510.42G.49 - checks secured by pledge of loans and investments Not secured by pledge of loans or investments and cashiers' J $215,734.33 $998,661.16 OF UTAH, ;e Carbon of tfy f ... 1 1 Directors ;f E OF UTAH - i Sco-fiel- d s $i ' . R. F. Starley, Bank Commissioner. I V ya : , V jC re-io- ut - pilots. He with them all "Gadget" Morrison the way thru. is still con- - .'f mini-truc- j a- J t j has something fined to his home with smallpox. TJVERYONE to advertise. Look around is Gene bis Stone absence During J. H. had the bulldozer all tuckand see what you have to con ed away and covered with mouth-ball- replacing him on the midnight bill vert into needed cash. JoneB U refor it's summer hibernation desk and "Bucky" when o' man winter played a placing Stone. prank on him and forced him to "Pietrovltch" Peterson reports run old ,44" up to Scofield MonRumor has it that J. R. has that he didn't gain his name day. fault of his It just bought a shotgun and declared through any to tacked onto him. seemed get open season on Clerks that order Scofield trains. R. E. and J. A. B. are Btill go- But the Tng at it in a big way. Sam Graves and his "Chlorin!-tusjoke Is on them this time. J. L. left for parts unknown last had the engine up at Kenllworth Thursday moi ning. when they wanted to run a drag afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Guerrie Tuesday were called to Manti this week Switchman Al. Jones returned How Will You Look by the death of a relative of Mrs. to work Tuesday after a lay off Guerrie. In of four days. Seems as thougn wim all this fuss about "Kio Grande W. ('. Deny, carman at the ioDay" in Due to a rock Blide in Colorado Salt Lake that some recognition cal shops, and his You will be at your lovely family, moved all redball trains moving west . . . 1..1.1.4 i .1. . ouuum Ku io me men wno neip across the tracks to a company best, we know, if you visit were delayed Monday and taxed make the Rio Grande one of the house Monday. Gift Beauty Shop. the efficsmooth even the running best railroads in the rountry, so Put yourself In our hands iency of the Helper yard forces In the following poem is reprinted We'll help make you a SIGN'S OF RETURNING a within four trains handling here that all may see the railroad in the paPROSPERITY lovely stand-ou- t minspace of an hour and men as they are seen by a talentrade. J. R. s new car. He says be utes without the least forty Condelay. ed woman who graciously honors is satisfied with it but perfectly those engaged in railroad service: wishes they would take the gov- gratulations boyB. ernor off so he could see what it Notes On the Collar You can tell about you brave men. Department would do. really Jim Henchey isn't taking any And men of great renown. Rm the railroad men are soldiers chances of coming back to work J. Monioro. local carman, an! and The This whole wide world. finding a snow storm. "If your hair in not becomfamily have Just returned from a last time Jim reported to work be ing, you had better be comAs you speed over shining rails. ten day trip to Espanola, New brought a snow storm with him. ing to us." Mexico. Thru the black and stormy night Report is that Al. Ketch and Billy PHONE 130W Do you ever stop and think? are paying him to stay away until' BOSONE AND LOUISE Lemmon has confined Lee been Of the railroads power & might. the 4th of July. KATE HAPP8 to his home for the past five or And the men who in storm and six ot nu. an attach days with The local depot gang held their sunshine "session" at D. K. Pilot you over the land. "Ace-ln-thMr. D. G. Cunningham, master Downey's last week. And of how they hold your safety divi- hole" Gross and Jesse Perry took Salt of Lake the mechanic In the hollow of their hand. The also-ran- s sion, and Mr. Snodgrass, federal homo the bacon. For the railroad men are fearless, inspector, spent Friday and Sat- were Thorit Hatch, Art Ray, urday of last week in Helper in Downey, and Jack Loftis. Trustworthy, gallant and true, Signs Of Spring And no braver men exist specting the locomotive and car Mrr Cunningham's Than these men who pilot you. repair shops. Jack Bogus getting out his fish territory has recently been out in They run over charter tracks, half by the addition of a master ing rod and talking about the Orders they obey. mechanic at Grand Junction and big ones that won't get away from And regardless cf storm & havoc it i3 to be hoped that this will him this year. They gallantly go .their way. s Say Hundreds of Truckers ,i GOODRICH truck TIRE CHECKS 8GGF AIL . " PREMATURE FAILURES e On the toughest hauls under the worst conditions Triple Protected Silvertowns stand up where other tires fail. Truckers tell us their ex- sum it up in four words, perience "No more sidewall breaks!" the Easter Parade You, too, need this kind of lire to V M ft n v get costs down to rock bottom. A B new invention in the sidewall ectu- - sL ally checks 80 of premature fail uresprevents n big cause of blow-out- s cuts down on delays. Start saving now. See us today. ( HELPER SUPEK SERVICE STATION t e . it -- Station-tc-stau- m - ,ersonto-persor ou n 7 ate reduced every aU day every w j. and Telephone THE MOUrii"-- i So if you wish to Travel in safety Easter Greetings air conditioned passenger trains, And you will be well pleased. TEU STATES - - fwcribe for The ; travel and ease, send your choice possessions Journal HEAT 4 I obtained. we've always saved1 you money - that's why we're offering the 1936 ICELVINATOR Is Is as cheap If nj quickly and easily not cheaper than other sources of money. In Your 11 "" ' E A FIRESTONE TALK Community i i Iff I rtt 'i in iiiimmlwiiiimiiimmii in ReWgerators ; ill I L. s uu j nd Good Coal of doing Bu.1. nt re CUtn v,""r on t. e one cf our . let us serve next coal order. NflK . PUGLIESE 147-- J Help Utah Timr a.irlN 4 W lr M every bottle! I 5 8ri" mdlu" ! tmtxwi 1 Old Quaker sticks to every rule of fine distilling, In spite of its friendly price COMPANY oi .f hm coal & coke , h S a barrel of quality J Otdiium i Independent J ' I nu iiiuic man v j j .v . . j; I I AUTO LOAN PRIVATE LOAN CKEDIT CORPORATION Phone 397 Price Silvagni BIdg. Jl I till" fell:8 An 13 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL And can best be obtained through us There Is An ABERDEEN DEALER MA Candy lake And Ij 1 HlSi Shop j do: iKuIon F. Starley, Bank Oonimlssloner of the State of Utah, of correct copy the, lr certify that the foregoing is a true and company, filed in my office onj jnent of the above named 1'9. 1936. UTD-30-O- ., i Gift Beauty bans commlssionei or .. - being first duly sworn according to law, deposes the that he is cashier of the above named bank and thatstate-lot land foregoing report contains a full, true and correct on business close of the condition of the Baid bank at the dav of March, 1936. JACK VIGNETTO. Iribed and sworn to me this 6 day of April, 1930. . . . x .... Tl.iuu. VI E nauisDy, iwuxij Correct Attest: Utah. at Helper, flng J. Barbogllo Emission will expire Joe Quilico 11. 1940. A. Laboroi, SEAL 4 , i jack Vignetto 5 ' fUy,f;'. Piloted Mr. McCarthy and Mr. to Salt Lake on No. 5 Mon-tia- y morning aud then on his next trip Wednesday, piloted Mr. Swan and Mr. Shields to Salt Lik I TOTAL ASSET9 By Ji ck Loftis, Jr. Our local passenger engine impressario. Leonani t.t. :.. . giuning to believe that L "is t last gaining recognition for his handling of the "lTOO's". Leonard - 51 822.091 24G.112.9t 1,643.53 --- -- with reaerm H Vault and balances with and other casn 9 checks assets f tJ&r2 fP l?4(Jfy 220.534.71 fuliT guaranteed 1 - rf:.;.w.....,;--y 1113.410.18 Uoont9 and SALESMAN WANTED CoDRiderable interest ha3 been aroused by the meeting called in MAN WANTED for Ilawleigh Salt Lake Citr by State Engineer Home. Real opportunity for tbJ made ' Humphries on the reports . s r j right man. We help you get startj in the snow survey of the Write Hawkish Co., Dept. ed. watershed taken April 1st. Denver, Colorado. Those called to this meeting from this district were Mayor George Spiatllng and Mr. A. C. Watts, general manager of the Utah ' '4Viv Fuel Company at Castle Gate. The; Rio Grande was represented by w-i- ' Mr. H. C. Cosand, division engiu- jfyVt a more to allow him little Iiy freight, express or mail, spend eer. Mr. Spiatllng announces .XjI time with us. And they also will travel in that a decision was reached at safety Over the glistening rails. J this meeting to turn the water B. Willis reports that he J. 600 rate of of at tne the tjam "Air ships held in the hangar1' 1 T1 ;i vjj - i celved a large shipment from Salt:second feet until the water has "Busses stalled in the storm."' Lake otber day but on finding been reduced to 2000 acre feet in the But the grand old locomotive that it moved into Helper by the dam and kept at this 0.501 Still goes thundering on. fired It back to the shipper, mum amount until the actual run This pre-So here's to the graud old rail- Good work "Blackle", if everyone Cff can determined. insisted that everything moved to; cautionary measure was deemed roads. And the soldiers so fearless and Helper by rail, the LCL shipments! necessary because of the large would increase faster than they! amount of potential water now in true, do now. the Scofield watershed. greatest of ' close of business on March Assets I Helper, Utah, Friday April 10, 1936 ril road mm STATE GROUND-GRI- P TIRES Where the going is the toughest, in mud,., snow... or... over unimproved roads, Firestone Ground Grip Tires ever give you the greatest traction known. No chains arc needed. The The patented tread cleans as it pulls and will not bump on the highway. Come in today and equip your car and truck. iBinfi It not only pays but does It in loss Automotive Electricians M. O .PORTER MANAGER HELPER. UTAH PHONE 342 i Thermometer. for itself Then, Visiblt Econmora tirr.3 and gives you omy. No more guessinj about operating costs. I for your money refrigerator Kelvinator gives you a whole certified statement of Low Optrci-in- g tell the can't W? you story x cost We'll store. from into of our come to Cost, hits, but as much as many refrigactually prove that it costs you more these erators now in use. ''voncy to be without one of And then, Visible TrolccltoH jl'CW lvtl iiiutui uiatt wj j I Icrc sre some of the extra values the manufacturer backs it with a Protection Plan. 'tliis new Kclvinator gives you. Come in and sec the 1936 Erse of ftil, Visible Co!d-?t- oot for yourself. of safe icfrigeririon all the time. Built-i- n far one-ha- one-thir- Five-Ye- BRYNERS' SERVICE Every Kelvinator has lf d And you can buy a KELVINATOR for as little as J jjc a dtyt m Ul iiw""i to,..1 i ViSyftifc th . . so long as you getOld straight whiskey, you're going to get whiskey made according to every rule of floe distilling! You just can't get Old Quaker richness in whiskey made any other way, Evidently you agree, judging by the way you are all buying Old Quaker! YES. N. 167 PINT (RYE) No. 64 (BOURBON) M QUART 63 ar X?d-vinat- or III III. j No. X66 (RYE) n 90 PROOF No. (BOURBON) .J. . ""KEY , f VqT";'- t .:- - " ins STRAIGHT WHISKEY At you pr.f.r in BOURBON or RYE ropTrinht 19'6.Thf OldO".'"'' Co . twrfnc-buir- - BRAND boon IS. SCHENIEY MARK of MERIT Ind Divnion of Sdifnlcy Piodurn Co . Inf. II |