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Show ,...,. JUUV a. -- .. v t r,. laiiott, jubuvu 1,1,. -- a.UOJu, . WAREHOUSE Moroni m. uwrge. wMon, William SheL; n. Ray Olson and John Wilson a Spring Canyon-Mv- ron Max Stewart. John Richards Harold TRUCTION Elden JewkM McPhie. James Harold UNDERWAY a- -- . M" IHE HEI.Pfp JOURNAL-HEI.P- . . I I a,c"e. Mark Phelps, Lon Wayman. Mrvt, ware- - McPhie, Glen Edwards, Robert Dont- stake . the Carbon , ..nny Mower. Kyle Uvinggton constructed on ao Milt an I Floyd Warren. Gladwin Olson Ro .t.un1 between - - Bii ceri, owara Belt, Floyd Simf .w,.ti in mons. Lamont Cowley, Rex center. . ewing UHlCers Bid To Nevada . tlty 10 He!P ty 'ldls to u.Tn V18it Tv Boulder , coav"ou. nf Newren Herman on a Allred, S. H. Anderson, Glen Ander. erected inv 18 citv. First son, Dancy Vance, Jack Billo, Arthur ir?. moment was moved Livingston, Lyle Davis, Dennis Tld concrete for well, Harold Hanson. Kenilworth Len Williams Monta ' Hennlngton, Earl Burnsides, Wllford Zt for the walls on may x. C. Burton. Leland Collins, Dreland .ommittee includes reter r ,.,n,T. nnwnard and .asmussen. P An. Lyman Leavitt, George Richards romytb, anu Lloyd Ciatlin, Clinto Bryan, Coleman . architect. - Burton, Roy Rinehart, Mitchell Bum. tmen irom Lee side, Collins, Glen Otten,, Robert labor: their donated RlTiB.rt-Ct- ar Allred, Si- - Burton, uerald O. Morgan, Martin Leslie Wood and Evan Smith. Wlliam Downard, Helper Adell Mangum. Israel Davis. Warren Wellington W. Earl Stoddard. ownard. Ray Bryner, Columbia Frank Larsen, Richard RowOrson Pettit, i E Larsen, Earl Rich, John Crawford, nce unnsicuc.., J. L W. Reynolds, Clayton Wooton! Thomas A. Christensen, Thomas Morgan, William Littel. Ken- en T;. neth Smith, Ivan McCourt, Amnion . nord MarKS, ueuis Lindsay, Harold Summers and WilWilcox, Elvin Miller. Urt Harris. liam James Downard, John el,en Hiawatha A. L. Schow, Frank O 'Cal Harris, Thomas ,.. " . r. . W. E. Arthur War Olsen, Picketts, Morris JohnMl Jonn A. uesi, son, Monroe Berensen, George H. Poland, Byron Thompson, Peter rauseu ji. lao and LeKoy Axil Behuinen, William Jens cond ward jaienc, William Baldwin, Charles Asay, A. K. Muniesiem, Charles Aveldray, Andrew Tucker, P. jdville h Wilson. Eowara nuwie,, E. Christensen, Bryan Cowan, J. A. Johnson, Herbert Ray Walter k. uon- - Mangum, H Donaldson, Bowden, W. D. Curtis, Leon Draper, Jack Bailey S. A. Rowley, George Shelton Gordon, Reaveley, Ralph Bracken, Alder Burdick, B. E. Christensen, Robert Christensen, L W. Allred, James Nielson, Vernon Miller, Virgil Olsen, Roy Davis, Levi Thomas, Ted Thomas, Griffith Thomas, T. W. Sheffield, Reid Ungerman, Clell Forsyth, Peter Monson, John Jarvi, A, N. Thompson, Anthon L. Tucker, D. R. Story, V. Ford Stephenson, Le- Roy Mecham, L G. 'Anderson, Oscar COPE MUMBEBS Einar Pehrson, Merrill Berenson,. and R. C. Albrechtsen. Johnson, CcdlL He tort .. . Rea-vel- If Gala. 934 Qtt, 933 COMMUNITY CHURCH Cam wmi Port Gal. Qta. 938 Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Bible clasa for every age, Morning worship 11 a.m A day ol Communion and Prayer with unity. Epworth League at 7:30- - p.m. Ladles Aid Thursday afternoon. Next Sunday, bring the whole fam ily to Church and Sunday Church School. T. H. EVANS. Pastor. 94S "'" CaliL Maseaml Colli. I 973 Gal, Ok. 972 Ihwry Qts. 1031 -- U . UmU M VohuM br OF CALIFORNIA PKZSENTS OIL COMPANY materials and ATTENDING C.M.T.C. Miltou C. Anderson of Rains is one of more than 200 enrollees attending 'the annual citizens' military training camp at Fort Douglas. The training 'will continue until the end of the month. Service PHONl'Tt Louise Litizzette returned to her duties as a student nurse at j nursing the Holy Cross hospital Saturday after a two week vacation nere. j j sat J Helping Utah to hold its position as an Important coal producing state, and also to meet the demand tor many different sizes of clean coal, the United States Fuel Company has adopted the best practices of the eastern and coal fields in the preparation ot Its coal. Its new preparation plant at Hiawatha just completed late in 193S and the only one ot its kind in the Utah field is pictured above and contains the very latest in coal proparation equipment. An interesting feature in this new plant Is that all of the coal which will pass through a round opening is actually washed with water, which enables these waste products to be removed not only from the large sizes but The also from the small sizes. facilities provided for separating the washed product into a number of sizes, for drying, for waxing to eliminate dust, and for remixing any or all ot the sizes, enable the Company to produce all ot the sizes of coal desired both by industrial and domestic users. Nature in one of its more gener ous moods endowed large areas In East Central Utah with beds of coal estimated to contain 196,000, 000,000 tons. These beds, in general, are horizontal or nearly so, are from a few Inches up to twenty or more feet in thickness, and are un derlaln and covered with layers of The sandstone and sandstone. other material covering these beds mid-centr- j I Mrs. M. J. Henuingson ot Montrose is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edwin L. Jones. uiuM electric locomotives. powerful Crews of skilled workmen are re quired in these operations. Gone beyond all recognition ars the trees nnd vegetal matter that were the origin ot these coal beds, but still recognizable are the streaks of what millions of years ago were layers of clay and silt In this vegetal matter but which through the ages have been compacted and now are called "partings" and "bony". These partings and bony are waste products, In that they have little fuel value. For many years coal was sold si "run ot mine" or separated Into a few sizes by screening, the partings and bony being removed only from the larger sizes to such extent as was possible by hand picking. This progressive step augurs well for the future of Utah's coal Industry, and the United States Fuel Company is to be complimented cm its foresight and initiative. jO GET Now as - mm AND HERE'S MY CHANCE!" LOW EASY TUtMS-A- tk your Maytag dealer about the small down NOW. payment sad the low, sssy terns that let you havs your Maytaa & HARDWARE COMPANY HELPER FURNITURE HELPER PHONES ofSt the i do I tow as I'VE ALWAYS WANTED ONE .. They've got their map and their direction. They're shouting, "Standard is perfection!" Standard Service Man "OtBands wKn maU sn,!-,.- in your neighborhood w,v;m nleasant and - ' ' ', r,wm- - In the V f : v' " ..... he fans ! ..J profitable a vmi vo. Drive in tor ned pany's matchless skill, resources u'i V r ' and equipment CAM USI OUI NATIONAL "WIT fr W .i8hborhoo Good rour Coof o Coa . fyttt vqIml ctor quality. Get it today from your beverage dealer in your favorite container . . . cans, bottles, jugs or on draught in the town's best tap rooms and taverns! .v.w,w;;;,;,,:,,., peicjallcn, with UJ Tune-li- p mm Specialists" CE Hplner. Utah 1 ... ManufacturtA by fff BECKER BREWING MALTING COMPANY tvamloH, Hyomint israi'Vtsi HELPER MERCANTILE COMPANY phone 141 Halper, Utah tit 1 popularity never-endin- g contest, Becker's UINTA CLUB leads the league! Thirsts by thousands applaud its fine flavor and delicious taste. You, too, will enjoy its refreshing is one of Gasoline-refitankful of Standard with Standard Oil Com- J In its struggle tor continued ex istence and against the inroads ot competitive fuels, the coal industry has found it necessary to adopt ths latest developments tn machinery for mining ami preparing this coal for the ultimate consumers. Large cutting machines" literally saw the coal into large blocks. These are then drilled and blasted. Huge loading machines" are next moved into the rooms and by means ot them the coal is loaded into mine cars and hauled to the surface by The Tykes have found at Standard's station The finest service in the Nation I With Standard Gas the tank is full The gas that's first for power and pull! The run Is from a tew hundred up to 2.000 or 3.000 feet In thickness. ;;s:gi:.s:: ives . . V. Building j flx Vog-renic- FOR I, j t i1. ' W on August 31 and Sept Results Of Union ember 1. hag been issued by the city Election Announced of Lm Vegas, Nev. Similar Invitations have been extended to approxl- Results of the annual election of mately 250 city officials of the state. No. of ltf 4Ulu y execuuve 041 Unite(j Mlne wrkers of Am- viwuiy ui tut? iragur. erica, were announced this week The new leaders are as follows: President. Adrian Anderson; vice president, J. A. Gill; financial secre S. Blnch; recording secre tary, R. Wll- itary, R. D. Moore; auditors, iliam Hunter, James Ungritch and !w, H. Brown; pit committee. Aael ;Seeley, Mike Nesos anl Bob Stoker; delegate. A. L. Mangum. rhrto.. g0. PAGE SEVEN i vy 18 inril ""T;. si ittah New Coal Preparation Plant Tuclr, iuurn, viair "' " Ist- - Dam in con- - anDUal Lpam, EP r ii ui.r |