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Show THE TACE TWO HELPER HELPER JOURNAL Issued Evsrv Thursday Br THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Helper. Utah CLIFTON N. MEMMOTT, Manager e PUBLIC HEARING SOIL FOR YOUR LUNCH Just the right combination for your dessert. 46 TREAT OF WEEK AT OUR FOUNTAIN Hollywood Lunch Special J5g A tasty Sandwich and giant Milk Shake Any flavor LIME FREEZE Fresh large size The coolest spot in town - air conditioned -Come and enjoy a glass of Beer, either on tap or in the bottle. v light-hearte- Price demonstration area. toe-hol- d H1 Tm , to the Willow Creek area where a more complete tour will be made of the proposed demonstration area under observation. This tour will be made to permit all parties interested in the project to actually see the havoc wrought by past floods. It is felt by those who are In favor of the establishment of a demonstration area in Will Creek, that if people actually see the menace that has taken place in the past, it will help thera to see the feasibility of the project. Following the tour, a barbecue and open;air program will conclude the day's activities. It is expected that representatives from the governor's office, sheep and cattlemen and Soil Conservation Service regional ottice at Albuquerque, New Mexico will be present, and give discussions on current problems concerning the project. According to W. W. West, superintendent of the Price CCC camp it Is a very vital problem and deserving of a large attendance of Helper citizens and property owners, and of course from the county in general. Mr. West further stated, that they were planning to serve a thousand people at the barbecue. This part of the program is free, and women as well as men are invited to attend. County Clerk Issues Two Licenses To Wed Double MARKERS ERECTED Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huntsman and sons motored to Sal' Lake over the week-end- . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Draper and children spent the 24th on a fishing trip. RAINS NEWS Jimmy Redford of Sunnyside visited with his parents three days last week. .... 14,000 42,000 18.000 Wilma Lamph ha3 returned to her home after visiting for soma Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wilson and time at the home of her grandmother in Cleveland. family left Friday for Montana where they will spend the next The Rev. T. H. Evans was a , few weeks visiting relatives. visitor in Rains last week. Mrs. Wilford Bigg3 and A delightful Jean are spending the week surprise party wa3 visiting Mrs. Biggs' father at given by the L.D.S. Sunday school nere for Miss Vera Childs. lilenwood, Utah. No. i - Sunday Continuous from Honda: 1 p.m, I a ....Have you received snow calendar for ftf if not, be sure and ask The Sr at trie theater. VOU a """ -ana a 3 in" br nni njoyable pictures. T A Hig-glnso- n .1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henningsen are now settled and at home to their many friends. I UVEM 10 YOU If .111 V CHOCOLATE FUDGE CAKE . Delicious Marshmellow Filled JT PHONE HELPER W UTAH TUESDAY CINNAMON Home-Mad- doz. ROLLS e Very Rich PURITAN PIES so different MOVING? CALL To Be Assured of 213-- W Quality Moving Service When You Want It - Call - CARTER TRANSFER LONG & Y Two I Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Duncan were who have recently re back home from Sego where they turned from California and have have been visiting for some time been visiting with the John and Elmo Jensen families have moved to Royal. 75,000 Death ended the sojourn of Charles Lange of Heiner, Tuesday July 27, at 8 p.m. Mr. Lange has been a resident of Heiner for ithe past 28 years, and came to thi9 country from Italy in 190G. He 19 survived by his wife Mrs. Sunta Lange and daughter Jay. Funeral services will be held at the Notre Dame Church In Price Tuesday, with interment In the Helper cemetery. Hit Mr. and Mrs. George Gray and ruKlTAN 213-- DIES ihtre ciaugnter, 18,000 HEWER RESIDENT Ve with Harry Nichols left for Nevada on a business trip. Wyoming .... 70,000 0E Monday Washington . No. Ont ! Utah .... 31,000 - I j 65,000 month of July. 17,000 Steaks: IAUGH DAYJjgU Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamelwrigbt have returned home from Wyom- Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rostrolla and ing where they have been the past children spent two days camping few months. in Huntington Canyon. Arvelle Sjms has returned to Glenwooi Springs, Colorado where SPRING CANYON he will continue working through the summer. recent heavy rains. The islicenses were following Montana .. 38,000 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mower 38,000 sued: Ray W Downard, 21, Price New Mexico . . Luclle Anderson, 19, Price; Ralph and family have moved to Spring-vill- e 31,000 28,000 J. ?Cox, 19, Price and Theda Maf-garwhere they will make their Strong, 17, Spring GItfc. North and South Dakota home. 70,000 tiamaW 'ifttn iiri""" IUUK LUL f 1 R S V: iT'S The official road markers for U. Roosevelt highway, extending frcm Boston to Los Angeles, have now been erected for the new extension of the road through the West, giving it complete official marking for U3 entire length. The American Association of State Highway Officials last winter officially extended this road from its former terminus at Denver, to the Pacific Coast; and the four western states of Colorado, . .. Feature Hit S. 6 visited with Robertson ,. Contin.imi ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY From there the party will continue d et . - J Two marriage licenses were Iste 231.427.000 Mr. and Mrs. Hill and 208.170,00 family sued by the county clerk's office motored to Moon Ike SntiiMo Western States, Week Ending Ju during the week ending Tuesday, and reported the road ly 3: in very making a total of seten for the uau couumon aue to the Colorado .:. All for - Ronald Robertson Gljt 11 his mother, Mrs. Olive spection tour will be made of the for a few days. . hurried midday meal Complete , with soup, meat, vegetables, drink, atv& CONSERVATION OF Apportionment t 0 There's enly one thing on earth of money T that can make a person cry in a art "u b and county her tbrn.,, Withers picture, Jane la'est hjt, "Angel's Holiday."' that imquent taxe3 months of thi3 vear plays at the Strand Friday ajTH ed Monday lv Mr8 Saturday, the mischevlous miss ': county the extraordinary accomplishes torther.r.tWJl'r feat. to $7ti,SS6.9l. Running riot in a police station, The county scb .Tane routs the emergency squad with its own tear gas bombs, and' fo 'ow-eby the raises hob in general. which was for albcatej Friday In the other picture and Saturday, Lynne Overman and . APl0rtonmentof popular screen Karns, Roscoe as a com-edteamed are men, funny "''-- : Sc:ficij u Canyon pair in "Murder Goes to Col- Ington. ' 5531.60; Th(s mysa brisk, lege," porate.l towns in tery comedy. watha. Spring Gl7a !' "Cafe Metropole," the lightsome siue, Old no; aw a Continental romance at the Strand riot, Theater Sunday and Monday with Loretta Young, Tyrone Fower and Utah, Nevada ana ca; vs. j, Gate Adolph Menjou in the starring now nnmnlotoj .l. . n Barber a a markers on same. roles, involved in its production AUG "j remarkable number of players and According to lnf3rnu. executives who had to struggle to the National Automofc on that ladder to tion, traffic over get a tWs r, wealth and fame. increased eonsideraM. Edward H. Griffith, the director, last year, or since it began as a cub reporter on a uaiea as a nugaway. newspaper. Chicago Adolph Menjou milked cows and weeded gardens on the Vincent Astor estate near New York. A special attraction at the Strand Friday and Saturday is the "THE HOUSE CF new March of Time which goes intD the story of the Hawaiian Phcne 70 HELPER, y Islands. Also featured this month is "Rockefeller Millions," an inti mate study of John D. Jr. Friday - Sat3 Entries Can Be Made at Pool or Journal Office PEERLES ON "LLQGATlig ABE OUTSTANDING TEHNiS MATGHcS (Continued from Page 1.) For STRAND SWEET SHOP STRAND BILLINGS LEGION TO SPONSOR CONTESTS w.Hprv annual tennis tournathe ment will go Into full swing in prizes to winners of competitive the near future. Plans are wei. activities conducted during tne 'under way and names are being taken by Fred Bosone. past year. The eleventh annual drum corps The tournament will be Pen t0 exhibition will be staged during both boys and girls as well as the convention. This event is open adults. Plav in the tournament to senior drum and trumpet or will be divided into the following drum and bugle corps of any post divisions: Boys - consisting of all under. in the Utah department. boys 13 years of age and A trophy, presented annually by Junior boys - consisting of boys Frank Deming. will .be awarded 14 to 17. Seniors - all players over to the best musical organization 17 years ot age. The girls division participating in the meet. Other will consist of junior rirls or all awards will include the Booth. girls up to and including 15 years Wooley and Spafford membership of age and the senior girls which trcphks, th8 Littlefield cup for will include ail girl piayers over community service, the 15 outstanding year mark. and the Homer E. Rich cup, which All persons desiring to enter w?J" be given to the post which must submit their tournament the number aggregates the greatest Mr. Bosone or at to either name of miles to the convention. ottice not later Journal the Helper the of In selecting the winner 31st. than of July total mileage the Rich trophy, This tournament is under the each post will be determined by miles of Fred Bosone, city of number direction the multiplying from the home post to Price by recreational director, and is being the number of members of the sponsored by Carbon Post 21 of post who are registered by the the American Legion. It is the plan at the present convention committee. Headquarters for the convention time by the Legion to make this will be at the Savoy hotel, where an annual affair for Helper. If the all delegates, alternates, visitors tourney proves popular enough b,' and guests will register, according tre people of Helper and the to the committee in charge. county at large, efforts will be The official call for the conven- made to present a trophy to the tion states: "Each delegation may winners. This trophy will be passhave as its guests such members ed on each year to the winner, or of the American Legion and their until an individual has won it families as they may desire to three successive years. This year, however, individual invite, and, in order that the convention may be a grand reunion engraved medals will be given to of Legionnaires and their families, the winner in ea"2Ti of the above it is urged that the LegionnaTies divisions. avail themselves of the opportunSign up now for Helper's annual ity to bring a large number of tennis tourney. guests to Price." Sco-fiel- . THU RSDAy UTAH HELPEE. One of the features of the state convention of the American Legion at Price August 5, 6 and 7 will be contests and awarding of 193U- - Two Dollars In Advance One Year Helper Gets New Subscription Power Contract Utah The At At Postoffice Matter Helper, Entered Ai Second Class Published Every Thursday The city of Helper won every point of a contest last week from the Utah Power & Light comUTAH'S PiOfiEERS HONORED pany in reaching an agreement with the power company which has furnished the community with With the passing last week of another year since the valleys of power for the last fifteen years Utah were first inhabited by a people who were looking for a place for new reductions in power and to make their homes, and help to build an empire that would be a light rates for the city of Helper lasting addition to the already great American empire that had been for the next ten years. builded. It Is only fitting and proper that v,e should offer a word of praise and gratitude to those hardy pioneers who suffered untold Twentseven Hoy Scouts of hardships to realize a great dream. 271 returned this week from Troop Ninety years of history, of failure and success, of unremitting Ferron reservoir where they entoil, f courage, hope, success, and all the pangs and joys, the tri- joyed a weeks encampment sponumphs and disasters that enter into human experience Jiave enriched sored by the Utah National Parks thp memories ''- - these years in the LmiU and minus of those who Council. enjoy the manifest blessings that come with living in Utah today. Mike Turnbull, former troop Practically all cities and towns within the borders of our great leader, and now a resident of celebrations to the in many Btate paused last Saturday partlclpata Standardville, was in charge of planned In observance of the great empire builder, JJrigham Young the troop. The troop, which has and his band of peace loving pioneers been for a short organized only With all creeds, races, civic organizations and nationalities cosecond place in the time, captured one can't operating together in honoring the memory of these people, that Camporee In handcraft, cooking, help but marvel at the fine lesson In tolerance and cooperation and camping. Kenil ouof ureat Utah. has been taught and learned wkhin th norden worth first place. captured With a spirit like this, there is only one goal for Utah and her people endless peace and prosperity. near Helper's new pipe-linhas now been completed and water has been turned into the NOTES OF INTEREST DO MILITARY MEN imain line, according to August WAR LIKE Litizzette, who has been in charge Cost Of Living of the work since the first of May. In April, a National Industrial No sensible man wants war. The Conference Board survey shows, pacifist usually imagines that the Helper defeated Spanish Fork cost of living was at 88.3, well man who wears the uniform is under the 1929 high of lui.l, and usually out for blood, and that he Sunday 12 'to 2 to remain on top also well above the depression is never happier than when be in the second half race in the Central Utah League. Shiga pitlow of 71.5. hears the - big guns roar. Those and batted his team to their Employment who are in the Service know this ched victory. Ralph Fossat clout-- ! In March, 1933, best estimates to be silly. jeasy oil his first home run over the put the unemployed total at Men, who know wa", despise it. left field fence. Now it is under half that, That is the triie reason they about 7,000,000. believe In preparing against tin Mr. and Mrs. Merril Bryner are Commodity Prices evil day. the proud parents of a baby girl rose the swiftly during They It Is now kn.r.vn, that if the bom Thursday, July 23, 1938 at first part of the year, then declined. As the second half opens, United States hud been prepared the Price city hospital. the general level la about at the at the beginning of the World war that thousands ot lives would Louis Dankworth returned this January figure. have been spared and many bil- week from the east with a new Agriculture Oldsmobile car. First half income for farmers lions of dollars sieved. A was highest since 1930. sharp rise recently took place in future 14 People Apply UNUSUAL RISE SHOWN wheat prices. Reason: This year's Here Pensions crop will be materially smaller IN COAL PRODUCTION than was anticipated, due to stem The Helper Prosperity club rust damage. wishes to report a vast growth in Important wheat areas where It the membership of the club the The production of coal in the was anticipated that crops would week. United State shows a decIArf? inrun 30 or more bushels per acre past Fourteen people have made ap- crease over last year for the will actually yield 10 or to receive plication pensions. jweek ending July 10, compared "Fascism is a lie told by bul- Thirteen on the ten month plan, 10 iue saiue seen last year. and one within sixty days, are Production m Utah shows a lets." Ernest Hemingway. listed: remarkable increase of 24,000 tons HOW TO KEEP FROM William Parry, Johannah Peter- If an increase of 131 per cent son, Mary Lakie, Alonzo Heaston, over the same period last year. GROWING OLD Jomes Oldham, .Mark Paterick, This is the rirst week for the Margaret Woohtey, Florence Nor- past several weeks that an inrace with locomotives to ton, Art Always Kimball, Albert Bishop, crease has been noted in all the crossings. Engineers like it; It Leo Brandol, Felomina Martelle, western states. Montana's prod breaks the monotony of their jobs. Frank Barrier, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. uction for this year is the game Always pass the car ahead on Zobell and Leopold Zuponcic, who as the same week last year. curved or turns. Don't use horn has been Figures are released showing totally blind since 1904. It may unnerve the fellow and All who are interested are wel- an upward trend of fuel prices, cause him to turn out too far. come to the public meeting held over last year: Demand half the road the midThe National Bituminous Coal every Wednesday at the Central dle half. Insist on your rights. Commission has released figures school. Always speed: It shows them showing the upward trend in fuel' you are a man of pep even tho an prices, comparing the first four amateur driver. COMMUNITY CHURCH bonths of 1936 with the same per! Never - stop, iod in 1937, as filows: look or listen at railroad crossings. It consumes Sn Increase Wholesale Coal Sundav ;lno 10 am"'C. E. time. 0.04 Price, per ton Beveridge, Superintendent. Increase in Retail Price (38 11 a.m. Always lock your brakes when The Morning worship 0.03 skidding. It makes the job more pastor will bring a message on cities), per ton Increase Fuel Oil, Price, Per artistic. Isaiah. Barrel 0.11 In sloppy weather drive close, Epworth League 7:30 p.m. ReaIncrease Heating Oil Price, Per to the pedestrians. Dry cleaners gan RatUff, leader. Gallon 0.41 appreciate this. Choir Practice every Thursday (Bureau of Mines) Never look around when you at 8 p.m. BITUMINOUS COAL PR back up; there Is never anything TONS Widen your life without the OOUCTION behind you. church of 1937 the Influence 193J deepening Drive confidently, just as tho It. The Nation," Week Ending, July there were not eighteen million is only to weaken 10 6.420,000 ' 6,827.000 T. H. Evans, Pastor. other cars in service. The Nation, Calendar Year to 5 UKNAL FEATURE This Week Taksn from the files of the Journal week of July 31, O HIM One Year Ago THE J rn SHORT DISTANCE HAULING 3Df $ each 0( POTATO BREAD Puritan Fine loaf Jf PARKERHOUSE ROLLS Der doz. 10f week 3 Puritan ICE CREAN special this Take home a Quart - Rich Creamy 131 Main Street Helper UtaH II |