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Show - " " Page Four LARGEST TAXPAYER VOTE ISSUE CANNOT The largest individual taxpayer in tbe city of Helper will not be ubln to vote on the proposed Issue io bond the city of Helper for to erect a civic auditor$;.".,00 ium from a working basis wiih the Public Works Aid of the federal government. The Denver & Rio Grande railroad paid $8,9C0 in taxes last year to the city of Helper or approximately one third of the actual amount collected from 'prop-trltax by the city and yet will not be able to vote directly on the proposed bond election. The law holds that a corporation, which the Hlo Grande is, is not a qualified voter and hence will not b able to voice in the ballots of the city election. But reports have it that even though the railroad were able to vote, the ballot would be in favor of the civic 45-5- y ' W-- Z7?.321 M auditorium. of The assessed valuation Helper is listed as $1,623,705 by he 193.1 valuation and a 15 mill levy was set by the city council .ant fall to cover Helper's needs if operating the city government. CIRCULATION STAYS State Jlakes Speedy CONSISTENT NOW Highway Repair col- $21,000 was pproximately for the city in property taxes. In the coming election both per-cnan dreal piopery taxpayers will be able to vote if they are juallfind voters. The law does not discriminate between personal mil real property taxpayers, simply stipulating that any taxpayer may vote. County Clerk H. H. Voting is accordingly drawing his list of registered voters for the August 25 election from citizens who would ordinarily be eligible to vote In a public election plu3 the taxpaying requirement. al HEAT Comfort xmrr "BEST in THt W EST J I THIS MIGHT MEAN YOU chandising bargains circulated the following communities DEALER ABERDEEN In Your Community INDEPENDENT GOAL & COKE COMPANY Carbon county: Helper, Price, Castle Gate, Rolapp, Martin, Heiner, Standardville, Kenilworth, Spring Canyon, Latuda, Rains, Spring Glen, Sunnyside, Columbia, National, and Consumers. The greatest coverage ever yet attempted by the local newspaper and and being done effectively consistently hence, the fact accounts for the Journal receiving more local advertising .. than ever before SubMcrlta for The Journal. .. I'M Ml. ALL FOR HUMI You'll say "Ditto!" when you sip the rich, e hearty flavor of Mattingly Sc Moore (better known as M & M) ! It's a grand blend of fine Kentucky straight whiskies, made slowly in the good way. Every drop is uhiiJttf a price it friendly, too. old-tim- ' Saturday uem . c Price the at morning q Old Sol Monday morning and e la conducted by State it a at L-joint J. pande.' vertically and Davis vera front of J. C. Penney's store, many ficPr3 van. been had that Helper thought on to cite all ExWith the move on feeling some quake tremors. . .,inr amination proved that the eld highway, Just like many other the highway substance that are affected by driver's licenses. 0 to that approximately heat, had to expand. uitoiru mnliCltionS was A deep, jagged corrugation ,5 persons are making everv week. the of center the In left right check was ..m. road. Just a short time later, more Hiehwav Patrolman Jack Sullivan made, it was estimated that sec i have ni)!i-.on nnnlicants rH had oj .1 first. fied the state road commission hpir iicenscs since June ara Civeu ami 1lvka.de siens :.,i;nns 9 until i- were placed over the section ini Satur(jay morning from -for ;.. t o'clock at the rncr mediately. By nightfall the county. had Carbon of Gillis, road engineer. Ray eslden.s secure oper dispatched a crew to Helper to Zrnn wishing to are extended which repair the stretch ator's and chauffeur's licenses ifrom one side of the middle sec asked to contact, the examiners tion of the concrete to the other. there. The job was complete within Thee 'ho made application minutes and the highway forty-fivweek wore: Aaron Hanson. last was ready for use, and a good Emilio Fahtizlo, Anda Santo, Eljob done by the maintenance mer Gagosian. Tony Rodman. Gus crews of the road organization. Vouros, J. W. Hammond, J. Pieper. Charles Bonomo, AnIlolo, Succfsro, Sam CIVIL SERVICE ThoEvana dersen, Martin Kesec, EXAMINATIONS mas, Jimmie Simone, Melvin Mils, Service Civil Slates United The Er-viUniis Rasmussen, Alex ffym. Davis, Zflla E. Davis, Mills, W, Commission has announced open folHarry F. I.ewes, William Pearson, competitive examinations as Moselle Young and Ira Jackson. lows: .Groussman, Ruth Freda Extension specialist in parent a Departyear, education, $4,600 ment rf Agriculture. Jturor home economics special- local institution balanced for the ist, various optlonals, $2,000 a 1036 at period ending June HO, year, P.ureau of Home Economics, $9S4,392.02 the Indicates and Department of Agriculture. of business consistent steady, Fire prevention officer, $3,200 a The institution. financial Helper's year, Forest Service, Department loans and discounts total of .Agriculture. wtth cash balance with legislative reference assistant, other banks and cash items in Social Security $2,300 a year, prrcess of collection reaching Hoard. In addition to specified $24S,116.S6. education, applicants must have Although iiie assets for the had certain experience in refer- closed past quarter are approxience wotk in connection with Fed$20,000 greater than for mately eral or State legislative activities. the corresponding period of 193.1, Full Information may be they are about $14,000 less than from the Secretary of the for the previous quarter ending United States Civil Service Roard March 31, 19.16. of Examiners at the post office Officers cf the bank include or customhouse in any city which Joseph liarboglio, president; Jack has a post office cf the first or cashier; Arthur Dalpias, Vignetto, second class, or from the Unitel assistant cashier; and the followStates Civil Service Commission, directors: John Quilieo, A. ing Washington, D.C. Ijiboroi, Jo- - Jttillco. FiANKFCRT DISTIUUIES, i ? INCOBPOIATE0 l-- D.-a- n ! ! n $411.-924.8- f Silvagni Bldg. Price Phone 397 at Law Attorney thv quarterly report Helper State Hank was issued last' week following approval and release by the state banking commission. Assets and Liabilities of the of The, i : ? i One Electric Westinghouse and oven. $25. Range 3 in good condition. Call 61 Helper, Utah. No CODE No. No. MINERS AND SHIPPERS " GIN Sealed-in-Ste- el - FAMOUS proof), datilled from ! j Q General Office 8H Luke City tiUa j lb - Be Nicor! crown also fits nicely into your refrigerator. SELL YOUR car to a prospective purchaser on time yet realize cash out of the deal. -- To cut down monthly payments if you still owe on your car -- To obtain cash In 20 minutes w.chout mortgaging your furniture, assigning your salary check or obtaining endorsers. PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT CORPORATION Phone 397 Price Silvagni Bldg. D'.'nbjttJ MERCANTILE Helper, Utah CO. Davis, Roestvelt Attorney and Former Senate Chief who the gubernatorial nomination. Roosevelt attorof the president former and ney anrecently lenate, state Utah nounced he will be a candidate for the nomination for governor on the Republican ticket. Mr. Dillman's announcement followed weeks of rumors a third candidate would be projected into the race to compete with the two previously announced candidates for the honor of heading the G. O. P. state ticket. The other candidates are W. W. Seegmlller and E. W. Kelly, both of Salt Lake City. Numerous meetings have been held during the past few weeks by Republicans seeking another candidate, and lately Mr. Dillman's name has bee- - brought to the forefront in these discussions. Ray E. Dillman, Statement Makes The former senate president's announcement follows: "I hereby announce my candidacy tor the office of governor of the state of Utah. Committees have waited npon me representing a large number of active Republicans within the state and have assured me of the united support of all whom they represent. Since recelV' lng this information I have had the matter under advisement for several days and I feel that I can not fall to respond to this request and tender of support. "I have made no commitments of any kind and shall make none. If nominated, I shall devote my entire time end energies to securing the election, and, If elected, I shall de tote nay Tery energy to the serv' 1 WT 1 vson ... win V" :kMuf: ices of. the citizens of thijJ Vernal Nativ Mr. Dillman is a natlvs of J . . 1 3 auuA whs euucaiea a; the at university University of Utah and th rJ sity of Chicago. He hai nJ law in Roosevelt for the Q years. He has served two term u ty attorney for DucheintJ ii i c iciuio us cuj mot!) Roosevelt and one In the state senate. He wasi'J senate in 198 mi in dent awing the 1931 seista He formerly was preili-four-nt- r to-m- e J the uucnesne county tM and a member of the state aiuiuge commission. Morind he has served river conference y on the committet Civic Activltlii One of his major civic itiii has been In connection tl Uintah Basin Industrial coi'd He was one of the orguliej this conference and hai m president three timet, ltd last year. He has been ictM In the successful promote ; Moon Lake reclamation pu For a number of yetnu played a prominent part in A fairs of the Republican m this state. He was ItyK.d chairman of the 1932 stall d tion, which elected delegates national convention, served as chairman and at the i 1936 state convention, Mim In Ogdcn. pur, - 0 hart g gi COI coi HI) I "1 it 3 ' OVj 1 J. -re- ' Sri 10! In fohV Monitor Top and M ond Flotop mWals gg3 Ehetrie m07t rejrigtrsttrt uith mdid.in.uttl ntcbsMitmt than U $tbtr tamnufac. tttrtri tmb!nti. nam 5 I if LEONARD Price, Utah BUD ( THRIFT UNIT ' HELPER giekson, GENERAL ELECTRIC new sanitary with JUG aluminum spot disk Is quickly and easily jensff Jlliman, Davis, hV& followed General. Elec trie's lead with sealed type units but no mechanism gard-less of what they be called-- has record for dependable performance low cost that can compare with the General Electric THRIFT UNIT BEER To ?i!t. ertsor fTVTHER REFRIGERATORS j aW and mU AUTO LOAN 'if. forced-fee- d lubrication and oil cooling exclusive features that give quitter operation, longer life and lower operating cost. Gtr tat The Jenser ? mechanism with Ml An rpison, jrnrtt. The only refrigerator Sunnyside. Coal & Coke erteiian mountain wittrbarley. J a.rtliff. unions, THRIFT UNIT Castle Gate Clear Creek sparkling cold BECKER'S BEST? Becker's BEER is the beat ALL wy, for it's mi dt with DRINKS! Paul Jones Four Star Dry Cm (90 100 grain neutral spirits. Code No., fifths 442-Apints 443-A- . fiVSON m d PERFECT FOR 1 w OF THE 312 (half pints) fcrrhettl ;1 Utah Fuel Co. Whst couU be nicer to 4tr your 9utati then tell gfatiet of 314 :dl. 2b o 0 313 (Fifths) CODE s - 81 What Could (Pint) ;"n- 0 3 0 cold-makin- CODE tl GENERAL mm ELECTRIC r EFRIGE RATOR of the League hot-plate- s M 1 S FOR SALE y 2 1 July 31 mat Beer at Latuda. Spring Canyon at Mutual, Castle Gate at K. of C-- , D & U G W at M.I.A., Spring Glen at S.E.A., Modern Barber at Standardvlll. ill I j 4 a HANSON FRANK Helper State BanK-Gives Quartet! Report. Rooms and Following Carbon county Sort ball for the week of July 26: July 28 Dlatz Deer at Standardville, Spring Canyon at Spring Clen. I) & U (5 W at Mutual, Modern Barber at K. of C, Castle (late at latuda, S.E.A. at MI A. July .".O Spring Glen at Blatz Beer, Uitiula at Spring Oinyon, Mutual at Castle Gate, K. of C. at D & It O W, M.I.A. at Modern Barber, S.E.A, at Standardville. j Duck 1 Softball League Schedule is Given l 'i e so-sai- Is the schedule X ll and women of Helper was called for the purpose of discussing and considering the proposed civic auditorium for the city of Helper, and a campaign for the purpose of fostering the move-men- t in Helper. Some of the biggest BELLY-ACHERCOMPLAINERS, in town who are always moaning because they have to go to Price to play basketball in the winter time, or have to go somewhere else to play tiddly-wink- s or have to go out of town to hold their convention because these ' conveniences are not available in Helper were absent from the meeting which in purpose was directly called to consider ways and means to provide Helper with a gymnasium in which to play basketball, a tiddly winks table and many other facilities of far greater importance. These same people who will probably be complaining for the next twenty years will undoubtedly be the first ones in a basketball uniform if the proposed bond issue goes over, but are the SLACKERS when it comes to doing a little work for the movement And in conclusion are the cause in a great part for Helper not already having these facilities! Can you read this and feel guilty? In w of tyi ni.si-Hc- Last Monday evening a public meeting of all young men of There Is An ! Ucpn(. i.ia ting more national advertising than any previous publish, er or even most small weekly paper of the state at. this time three-hundre- For Governorship ant.lied for and v i "However, as a publisher you are the benefactor of all that comes from increased circulation for the paper which I judge you have had, or surely the publication which you are issuing would not be get- Merchants of Helper are receiving the greatest coverage through the Journal and its Edition that has Shoppers ever been given before in Helper! Last week an additional Shopper's Guides were sent to the Cor. don Creek area of National, Sweets, and Consumers. This addition brings the weekly Shopper's Guide circulation to nearly 2000 per week and is delivered by resthoroughly ponsible delivery boys in each town including Helper. Together with the newspaper and the Guide, advertisers are now getting their mer. JoD; When paper. MERCHANTS GET MORE COVERAGE R. E. Dillman Announces For Many Appy Driver's Licenses . Thirty the paved highway that treei, passed romnrises Helper's main reacted negatively to the beat of examinations Newspaper authorities . rate The Helper Journal as one of the best weeklies of the state. One authority who has been in a position to observe the paper and has been familiar with the Helper field for many years said this week in a letter to the publisher: -- I surely must give you credit ' for the fine newspaper that you are publishing in Helper now. The fine news coverage which you are giving the communities around Helper must be quite a boost to Helper itself and if this practice is continued it should surely increase circulation for the med Helper, Utah, Thursday, July THE HELPER JOURNAL ii irJ mi ' "B . as low as - p- -y $HS4 .AL. I I 'ERPORMRNCE PnOTECTl0 orlelnaled bv cneral Electrlc HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CO Vni 111 I If iX" |