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Show Thursday. Aoril 7. 1932. THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Three because they were doing the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT gree of success by Robert White- V. S. S. Hartford, off the city of CONTROLS RAILROADS hesvy hauling for the country In head In 1866, thus creating inter- New Orleans, April 26, 1862: It a period in which freight traffic reads as follows: "Eleven o'clock national comment. was doubling in each decade, if The first torpedo launched in this morning is the hour appointCoutinued from Page Ouc they had not been regulated, In the United States navy, the actual war occurred in 1877, when ed for all ofifcers and crews of the of the dry humor la E. W. Howe's they would not be in for the commissioned the British vessel "Shah" fired at fleet to return thanks to the Alposition to remark: "It's easier to run a sa- as free as a man and wearing hand-fig- ANTOINETTE SAX Anna Biondick were chosen officers of the ship above the rank a Peruvian warship with unsuc- mighty God for his great goodness Editor and loon today than a railroad." back against their new rl MARY AMANO .. Associate Kd for the lower BILLIARD PARLOR Orlando of ensign is called the wardroom. cessful results due to miscalcula- and mercy in permitting us to grades. Let's see how that provision for vals. At present, are about INEZ DALPA1Z . . Associate Ed. Rackle and Dorothy Lloyd were That name goes back to the Brit- tion of range. The first vessel to pass thru the events of the last All Kinds of Cigars, Cigarettes the "fair return" has as free as a man they wearing hand chosen for the 7th and the 8th ish navy from which we got it, but actually suffer destruction from a two days with so little loss of life worked. Since the passage of the cuffs. Tobaccos, Candy and Soft Let me correct an im The Washington bicentennial grades. They will go to Price why, has been lost In the tradi- torpedo was the Chilean vessel and blood. At that hour the church Drinks act, tne Class I railroads, that is, pression some of my hearers have essay contest tions of naval service. the was which attacked at "Blanco" will two hoisted 8 be is divided on into to with the pennant other compete every April mose witn revenues of a million gained from my talks. Railroad In the battleships of the British her anchorage under cover The Best Billiards in the of the crews vessel 5th and 6th their and assembled groups, of contestants the grades, county. or more dollars a year, have never men do not oppose proper uavy there is a mess called the darkness and within the compar- will, in humiliation and prayer, County o o o been able as a group to get up to tion, tsut most of their regula and the 7th and 8th grades. Three It is here that the atively short range of 150 yards. make their acknowledgement to were 'gunroom." regula winners chosen from each Utah Phone 8 the earning level approved by the lion is improper, not related to Helper S. eat. commissioned S. U. officers the The bell of CHURCH NOTICES junior the Great Dispenser of all events." ship's commission. rithe original purpose. I am not group: so o and called the is o it decommis.7 because From Pittsburgh, recently group one June prat Last year the beet they could against regulation of our fles and small arms were and are sioned, was placed in the Carnegie Notre Dame deLourdes Price publl. ling, Mary Judd and Betty Kelli-do was 3.30 per cent. In 1929 is utility, proper In stored our there. museum this located in Pittsburgh. navy were regulation. winners. the Rev. W. A. Ruel was 4.84. Figures of the first mess is called the "steerage." The Pennsylvania, it there is any menace from where it will reWood row From group two R?v. James Claffey. Asst. months of this year show an the truck and boat eigm - - 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. other mess rooms take their names main as a memorial to sailors and Clark's. Elaine Jones' and Antoi- Ma annual rate of return at 2.14 per railroad men declare, operators, or use from rate who the rank marines. it is be nette Sax's essays won. These escause thee services are "subsl says are ceni on tne property Investment such the warrant officers' One of the earliest references in representing the Helper St. Barnabas Episcopal Helper them, that Is the value of the road and uneu. ii is possmie, of course, Central mess and chief officers' the petty school. regard to the display of the church II. J. Johnson, Pastor Rev. mess. equipment, to over the quibble word subsidy. including materials, pennant is found in an order isUnion Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. The expression a "rope-yarn- " supplies and cash. The net rail- Diu ran managers contend that sued by Admiral Farargut in the Prior to Mr. Warden's demoMrs. L. U. Mats, Supt. way operating Income is what is the reality is there whatever the in Sunday or holiday, on the Civil war, the - U a. in the days of the sailingoriginated left after the payment of operat- term applied. Here's their view nstration ship. It is 8th grade students are reading Morning Prayer o now generally regarded as a day ing expenses, taxes and equipment of the situation; Uncle Tom's Cabin, by Harriett Community Church Price of loafing and holiday routine, but rentals, but before interest and Millions of dollars are being Beecher Stow. This is to acquaint H. Rev. J. Pastor MacRilt, other fixed charges are paid. the real purpose of the day when Bpeut on the rivers and harbors themselves with conditions of slav for the boat and baree men ery in the south before the Civil Sunday school - - - lu a. m. It was first Instituted was to proTaxes on Increase m. 11 a. vide a time when the men would Morning worship The cumulative effect of this Their rights of way come to them war. League - - 6:30 p. m. be free to mend their own clothes, Epworth free." absolutely consistent shortage of earnings - 7:30 p. ni. sew on buttons and patches, stow 1 YEAR Mr. Fjeldsted's 6th grade geo Evening worship They are speaking not only of tinder the "fair return" provision lockers ami attend to those perIs forcefully defined In the aggre- tne competing Inland Waterways graphy classes went on a nature Latter Day Saints Church sonal things that would improve corporation, owned and operat- hike last week. They studied gate deficiency of $2,574,877,487 ed AND YOUR CHOICE OF ANY the appearance of the sailor. Helper Ward by the government at an an- about the formation of the rocks which existed at the end of 1930. was The automobile School a. in. Suuday cost torpedo nual millions of of dollars, and soil. Meanwhile, the government has but A. L. Nielson, Supt. first Introduced to the world In alo of the Immense project taken a larger and larger slice for 7:30 p. m. 1S65 by Captain Luppes of the the OF THESE Misscanalization of the Miss Jones, teacher of the 2nd Evening Services of the railroads' earnings for taxAustrian navy and subsequently and its tributaries. Bishop Byron Carter A grade has been ill tor a week You ation 4.4 centa out of each dol- issippi a FREE dea get remarkable 4:00 p. m. developed with No doubt this project is in the with the flu. PUBLICATIONS We all hops she Primary Mondays lar in 1920; 6.8 cents out of each can . n extra 11 of the times, railroad men will be back to school by next Keuer society Tiies. - 2.U0 p. m. dollar in 1930, or $348,584,573, spiritbut ALL FOB ONLY Genealogical Society Fridays they argue that the rail week. as against $272,061,453 in 1920. say, Saving when you buy 7:30 p. m. roads are paying a considerable What has been the eonseauence share the of 6 any of the cost of the federal product! The 3rd grade section seems to of this policy. For one thing, the St. Anthony Church Helper given their competitors. be the champion in the spelling listed here. With a Mark the 3 publications you wish thus (X) present low earnings threaten to support Rev. W. A. Ruel And again, they point out that contest, having won the banner destroy the ability of the railways the railroads are not free to purchase Rev. you James quart Asst. Claffey, 1 year fight five times. Piotorial Review to attract new capital for use in their Mass 9:30 a. m. on their own get a FREE S pint., Delineator Magazine 1 year Improving their properties. When terms. competitors School m. a. 10:30 The boys and girts in the 4th Sunday with you come to invest your money, gallon pur3 ysart If we would know the complete and 5th grades have nearly com o o o Country Home you naturally want to put it where case tor chase s FREE quart! 1 year Pathfinder (52 issues) the railroads, we muet pleted their palmer method drills. It will give you the best return. $2000 PRIZE OFFER their representations: These drills will be sent to the A. Woman's Home Companion 1 year Tit Products You can see how the regulation consider own tnelr own N. Palmer people the last of the Details may be secured at Reeds cuts both ways if the railways i ne rauroans Christian Herald 6 months rich's of way. On them they pay week to be judged by the com- Riteway store were permitted SATSUMA about the $2000 to benefit from aDout ENAMEL 1 year Better Homes & Gardens a million dollars a day In pany. be the Small will badges DEPRNDO-GLprise contest now being conducted prosperity with other businesses, taxes, INTSSJOfc rtNBH McCall's Magazine 1 year ror the awards. of maintenance by that store In conjunction with they would be in position to make DiriNOAIll VARNISHES American Home 1 year "Did the work" rights of way they spend the Heath & Mllllgan Paint comsacrifices in times of depression, these two million dollars In or more were a DEPENDO LINOLEUM LAC made the Many posters 1 year Farm Meohanics but the law requires them to fore- day. pany. says art department by the Junior high ) -- Sf o DEPENDABLE o o go chances of better profits in Woman's 1 year World Miss "A Glivar considerable of that classes. One of the best posters The Journal Your Home PaAPID DRYING AUTO FINISH good times for the dubious expect- daily million dollarsshare 1 year Tribune of tax mon- of each class was chosen and sent per only $2 per year. Poultry of ancy WHY DON'T adequate earnings thru ey," the rail spokesmen say "goes to the Mutual Lumber company American Boy .6 months thick and thin. to the upbuilding of at Price. Thii liberal offer good for than Parent's Magazine 6 months YOU It must be clear to everyone directly their rivals' of not way, time only. Buy now while you can Breeder's Gazette 1 year that if a surplus-buildin- g return to speak of therights The Helper school band enterTRY IT? mon share of the la never received even in the most Life tained the Standardville people 6 months SPRING Boy's CANYON at Use the labels for tlx two rate of the ey lave mil paid favorable years, and still the rail- lion After more than three month. 1 year dollars dally for mainten- Monday, April 4, in the StandardHunting & Fishing 2000 Prize Contest roads are expected to stand severe ance which of suffering from a nervous aliCOAL CO. Some solos to the same end ville amusement hall. gets Needlecraft years reductions of earnings in lean were Miss and band the Glivar used Dr.Miles' ment, given played St 4Ur ithw (or ampon m offer. Etude Music Magazine 6 months years an acute impairment of their indirectly." their contest numbers. Nervine which gave her such Whatever the merit of that credit and their securities is inevIn the declamatory contest Mar splendid results that she wrote contention, there is a more in SEND IN Y0UB ORDER TODAY -DEATH A MILLIOAN itable. us an enthusiastic letter. the appear- garet Pezzopane, Virginia Greener competition How far this crisis has already sidious HELPER THE ance of the government itself as JOURNAL, you suffer from " Nerves." proceeded Is indicated in the par- a competing transportation agenHelper, Utah. If you lie awake nights, ing down of expenditures for new cy, notably thru Wathe Inland ttart at sudden noises, tire equipment and supplies, the post- terways corporation, the Panama Enclosed find 12.60 tor which send me the HELPER Sit tbt dialer oieul lit ponement of maintenance work railroad, and the Alaskan raileasily, ore cranky, blue and JOURNAL, 1 year, and the 3 magazines marked above with and the furlough of thousands of road. And the wml too Contnt Pria fidgety, your nerves are government is out an X. employes with a consequent loss to whatever business it can, probably out of order. of purchasing power in hundreds evengetIf Miners and Shippers of the NAME Quiet and relax them with the of communities thruout the land ment of it involves the displaceCelebrated private business. Here same medicine that "did the All Are Affected POSTOFFICE we have the anomalous situation work" for this Colorado girl. But It ie not only the individual of the federal authority regula-in- g Coal Whether Spring Canyon "Nerves" have . .. STATE. R F. D your Investors and the individual wage the privately operated railUtah troubled you for hours or for Helper er who are concerned with the roads on the one hand, and comMines at WALTER C. GEASE years, you'll find this time-testthe railroads. Life insur- - peting with them on the other. If allowance were made for inanies and savings banks remedy effective. SPRING CANYON. UTAH Law at Attorney and for ved thru their purchase terest on investment At Drug Stores 25c and $100. Court House, Price, Utah General Offices, 817 iiroad securities. taxes, items which no private No, my friends, it is not a few business can overlook these govPhone Price 392 Building men who own the railroads. It Is ernment establishments I believe' Phone Helper J SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH you, and I and all the rest of the would all have to report reficlts. 800,000 or so of us who have put My friends I heartily concur In our money Into railroad stocks di the view that the spectacle of the DR. C. L. KLINE in rectly, or the 52,000,000 of us who United States government and Surgeon Physician times like these spending the have a savings account or the 2 4 Office Hrs: who have an insurance peoples money to divert freight 308 West First South policy, for mark you our eavinKB from the hard pressed railroads When in Salt Lake City put your car in the banks and Insurance companies and not earning interest on the One block west of Helper Hotel ARTHUR BRISBANE SAID: to Phone: Office 250 have employ the money we turn people's money thus employed, over to them, and they have done Is not a comely thing. YOU HAVE SOMETHING THE PEOPLE Helper : Utah "IF This paradoxical Idea of proit In large measure by using the money to build end maintain the moting the general welfare was WANT, LET THEM KNOW IT AND YOU CAN DR. M. C, MELROSE American railroads. pungently summed up by a railPhysician and Surgeon Another fallacy is that the road president who told me that SELL IT, GOOD TIMES OR BAD." New A. J. Stafford Building railroads have outlived their use 90 per cent of the management Just below the Newhouse fulness. In 1929, a year of high 0! nls railroad now rated In a Office Phoue 22 Residence 131 Industrial and commercial activ government bureau. And, he addHis. 11-- 5 and 8 Helper IF HE HAD IN MIND AT THE TIME, THE GASOLINE, OIL and SERVICE ity, the railroads handled 75.8 ed significantly, "It is a peculiar per cent of the freight traffic; kind of management; it has the JOURNAL IN HELPER, HE WOULD PROBABLY DR. WM. T. ELLIOTT of the remainder, 16.3 went to power but does not share the reInland waterways; 4.9 per cent sponsibility." & Surgeon Physician HAVE ADDED A WORD OR TWO, BECAUSE It all comes down to this, as Office In Henry Hall Building to pipelines; 2.5 per cent to mo tor trucks, and 0.5 per cent was another executive phrased it: Phones: Office, 99-132 Res. "TELLING IT IN THE JOURNAL" IS THE BEST divided between electric railways We now have In effect governHELPER, UTAH and air lines.. These figures re ment ownership of the railways, WAY IN HELPER. late to an aggregate freight but upon one side of the ledger movement of 650.400,000,000 only. DR. F. H. LOW My friends, I do not presume ton miles, of which the railroads Physician and Surgeon IN THOSE THREE LINES ARTHUR BRISBANE were credited with 492,000,000,-000- . to prescribe what we should do AVALON HOTEL about the predicament of our 186 Phone DESCRIBED "ADVERTISING" IN AN ABSOLUTEHelper Now, it is no doubt true that railroads, but In the face of the motor trucks "are carrying some rising clamor for national plan- Office Hours: 11-- 1 - 5 - 8 LY DIRECT AND SIMPLE MANNER. freight the railroads would like ning of one sort or another, I beto have, but it takes no profound lieve it eminently worth while to J. E. FLYNN study to reveal that there is no keep in minda the unhappy conseUndertaker and Licensed policy thru which HUNDREDS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN present prospect of motor trucks quences of Embalmer government has functioned supplanting the railroads in car- the more fi40 as for than the PRICE UTAH years HAVE FOLLOWED THAT FORMULA FOR YEAR3 rying bulk freight. Nearly three Phone 29 quarters of all the freight moved nal arbiter of the business which Ambulance Service main of the constitutes arteries as commodities AND A LARGE PART OF THEIR SUCCESS HAS consists of such coal, ore, lumber and agricultur- our economic circulatory system. ONWARD LODGE No. 15 BEEN THE DIRECT RESULT OF TELLING THE al products which must be car- We have had a national planning Per-- 1 Meets Every Thursday Evening ried In bulk for long hauls and board with great powers. PEOPLE OF THEIR TERRITORIES WHAT THEY at low transportation costs. haps it would have been better K. of P. HALL As I see it, the people who talk if we had allowed railroad manC. J. C. A. of HAD TO OFFER. Gill, about the railroads being obso- agement to do a little more of F. C. Bertollno, M. F. lete are either' wilfully blind or the managing. W. H. Brown, K. R. and S. resolutely perverse. Granted that the railroads are backward in some respects, .and must Rtill LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE themselves to changed coneviditions, there is plenty of Helper Lodge No. 1659 dence to indicate a comprehenEvery Tuesday Night, 7:30 P. M. 3 sive Improvement of equipment Knights of Pythian Hall RENT FOR and of service. Think over the past. The rail- Three-roomodern completely roads are not strangers to hard apartments and garage. HUB times. In 1895 and in 1921 they SERVICE STATION. tf had difficult problem, and manF. As J. BARsolve them. to A OR SALE RENT FOR aged Notary Public Unman tells us In the New York GAIN Store building with full basement. HUB 8ERVICE STATimes, our railroads are still HELPER, UTAH tf TION, Helper, Utah. carrying the heaviest traffic as Nobody can afford to do their own laundry woik a whole of any railroad network Good suitable range In the world. Even in this cur- WANTED at theie pricei-f- ar for 1100 sheep, Box 653, Help- cheaper and much better than rent year of depression, he figer. Utah ures, our railroads will carry you can do them at home. about nine tons of freight one WIDOW WOMAN needs work; any mile every day in the year for kind of housework or office every man woman and child in cleaning; by the day, or as dethe United States for the sum of MRS. PEARL DAVIES, sired. 9 cents a day or one cent per ton I BILLIARDS-CAR- DS Phone 89. per mile or let us say, an averfive about 50 to of haul cents Office age POSITION WANTED tons ten miles. DONNA SOFT DRINKS store or housework. I have suggested to you somePhone KURETICH. Rolapp Meet vour friends here for of faced the store. competition thing a social hour Viewed thru by the railroads. railroad men's eyes, It looks WILL SELL $1400 equity in ANGEL0 PASCUZZI. for sale home Sprlngvllle something like this: "Railroad! Phone 1 Helper, Utah Proprietor have made money in the past not cheap. Addresa BOX A, Help4 because they were regulated, but er Journal. Junior High Notes Do You Know? BANK CIGAR STORE mess-roo- ht SAVE MONEY SPECIAL BARGAIN HELPER JOURNAL purchase . I l;: I: $2.60 "J Servic First Spring Canyon Professional Given Away Coal DSL Reeds Riteway Store ed New-hous- e 00 11-1- S Covey Garage Htl 7-- SPECIAL 2-- Economy Damp Wash 4i2 cents per pound il Minimum, 75c per Bundle ONE DAY SERVICE ' ad-Ju- st Want Ads All flat pieces ironed. Wearing apparel returned damp. m Harris Simonsen Help er Billiard Parlor 2 TROY LAUNDRY liitiiiiiiiiiiii m31-a7-1- The Helper Journal tf-- |