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Show HELPER JOURNAL THE m rr J. 11. Helper, Utah PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 M, ... I i 1U L, X ti si i V - I1 Spotlighting UTAH It. OF VEST'S GREATEST COAL FIELD C. N. Meinnsott and N. Joe Tulllus PUBLISHERS UttHSTATEtttt ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CDITORIAI I WIN HJJVJV.IHI ' MM 1 : jk THE COST OF YOUR GROCERIES rKEQXM er pyWVl v 60RN 1776 ?? -; Al W World-Heral- d. It carried a message to a boy and girl across the track of speed train. "One second from eternity" is the way the fireman describ ed the position they were in. His appeal to this unknown couple, thru the newspaper, which concluded with these words, "And for God's sake don't try it again." was so dramatic in its wording that it was copied throughout the country. It has been read by millions of people with resulting saving of lives that would have otherwise been sacrificed to carelessness. & dng Man, mmsmm wis $ us, Let Us Install It During Our Season er over last year's tourist visitation for each month to date. It all adds up to one thing there are going to be more tourists on the highway this year than last, and Utah's tourist courts already attest to that fact. If Utah towns and areas have something to offer EIGHT DAYS TO TAYOPA (Some of them will list the bur. the visitor, they should make every Stand on a certain hill near the ied treasure. For example, thus : effort to bring it to his attention town of Guerrero in the Mexican Four bells, one weighing about for tourist dollars bring added State ' of Chihuahua on the 7th 800 pounds. Seventy prosperity. pMiiiipiiiiiwniiii'iniiiiiiiiTi day of March and of silver, about 2.000 pounds; look at the sun-- j 1.500 pounds of gold; baptismal Utah's Little Hollywood set. Follow that fonts; candle holders; rare gems. Looks To Busy Season Citizens Utah's of Kanab, direction for 8 There is one story of a map, a days and you will general, and a search for the trea- "Little Hollywood," are expecting a busy season. With haying, cattle come to Tayopa. sure. Sometime around 1910 a Mex- roundups and farming, they are These are the ican general named Herandez, who the lived in Nogales, Sonora, was buydirections An would likNegro, ex U. S. ing horses in Northern Sonora. In not as have ely gasped, "Hills of Army Lieutenant f.he pueblo of Santa Ana he met Hell." A. Flipper an old Mexican lady. She learned Henry gave. Early in the 20th Century, that he iiiter.ded going to s and asked him to deliver a Flipper was in the employ of Bill Greene, rancher, promoter, rail- letter to a ceitain preist there. It road builder and miner of Northern was importan, she said. It had Mexico. Greene had heard of Tay been given to her by the padre opa. So had Flipper. Greene sent who had died in Santa Ana. He Flipper, a student of Mexican land had asked that she see that it get i; to to the addressee. and mining laws, to Spain thumb through musty records and The general consented to do the ' to get these directions. chore, but ten days later found Flipper never used them. Nei- him in Hermosillo, and having to By STEVE J. DIAMANTI ther did Greene. President Diaz hurry back to Nogales, he could Wel1tne Political conventions who was in on the deal, was oust- not carry the letter to Guaymas. ed. The Revolution came. North- But he decided to do the next best are moving in on us like a travel ern Mexico was too hot for either. thing. He would mail it. ing relative ana interest is com Greene went 'bankrupt. Flipper When he removed the envelope ing to a boil all over the country. t left for South America. from his pocket he found that;No matter who you're for, an e was soiled and the gloe melted.!011 packs plenty of Why all this interest in Tay. candidates, by obtained another envelope and ma- Most of opa? What and where is it? We don't know where it is or was. We when transferring the contents he now- nave made various oratorical are not to sure what it is or was. saw the word "Tayopa" and a map. noises and many of them have been in Indian regalia, But Greene and Flipper, like many The general was human. He cop - Photographed before and since them, had good led the map before mailing it.That Indian routine turns a Presi reasons to be interested in it. Later he spent a year trying to dential PS9ibility into a serious Legend has it that Tayopa was find Tayopa. Failing, he passed it contender but don't ask me why. a mining town, supposedly us on to others. Right now, Philadelphia is waiting ruins lie somewhere in the Sierra The search for Tayopa Is not with open palms for the June and and we'll soon' Madre. It might be along the confined to single burroed pros- July conventions Chihuahua-Sonor- a be the to this line. results getting boundary pectors and dreamy eyed laymen. It might be deep in Sonora. It Several powerful mining compan- year's Philadelphia story! might be in Chihuahua. Sometime ies have from time to time sent Just arrived home from San 1600's the Jesuit experienced mountaineers In search in the early Francisco where I saw the View to said are established have for it They have all come back 1949 Ford. Pardon me if priests boast A settlement empty handed. a chorch there. a bit, but that new Ford is really and Gold around church. the grew There seems to be enough evi- the "Car of The Year". You'll all silver mines were discovered near dence to believe there actually agree when you see it on June 18 by. So fabulous was the take from was once a settlement called Tay at least that's the date we've! the mines that mules used to opa. Most reports place it in the been promised a showing in Helper work them were said to have been Yaqui or Apache country. These A Nebraska girl went to jail shoed with silver. The official re- bloodthirsty gentlemen are known cords concerning the mines are to have wiped out whole settle, when she made the mistake of believed to be missing because ments, leaving no survivors. They wearing some stolen jewelry to a The could have liquidated Tayopa. Policemen's Ball. As far as she of the staggering output. Spanish Crown was not paid it's Then all reports say the set- was concerned, it was a foul (ball! but this was not unusual. tlement was under Jesuit control. But for prices that are always No records. No taxes to pay. When their order was expelled fair and service that makes a hit Flipper has not been the only from Mexico they were not too with you, come in to the DIAMANone to outline directions to Tay. happy In seeing their property fall TI MOTOR COMPANY. 278 North opa. It is a poor pueblo in this into the hands of the government Main Street. Courteous, friendly part of Mexico that does not have or into the hands of some other service really means something one citizen who cannot produce religious Order. They could have with us. We want you to be sata map, purportedly ancient and buried their treasure, and desert-- isfied, that's why we Insist on ' nrag possmie to give authentic, giving hazy directions. ed the settlement. Landslides could have covered mine openings you ,thet fineat- most Personalized MERTLAND HEATERS .With Magnesium Anodic Rod Table Top or Upright Model an - el-i- SEE US EOR . . . dra-H- - ' Washers Refrigerators - (New and Used) Water Heaters Royal Vacuums Water Softeners Stokers Electric Motors A.B. Electric Ranges Waffle Irons Toasters (Pop-Up- ) Automatic Irons j n, ..." E ds WL trews . . . Mr. Howells explained that the studio planned to hire roaa L tab people in making the to pictures. Holly-erectio- 4". pack-loa- After a conference with Jame, Pratt, production manager for ? Un-bri- Guay-nia- A WATER HEATER h A ot Anglo-Americ- on Off-Rus- S3 color films." well-know- er "No food price collapse is likely so long as wages and employdied ment remain near present high levels," saya a Wall Street Journal commodity letter. "The factory worker's weekly pay is now double -NEGLECTED 6Y prewar. And some 15 million more people have paying jobs than before the shooting started." These are not the only factors contributing to high prices, but they are among the most important. The cost of food, muchas we rail about it, is just a logical reflection of the economics of the day. It is but the cost of true that agriculture's gross income has multiplied ha3 followed suit, must to from labor feed, farmer the buy, everything and there is no get rich quick profit left when all the bills are paid The people who handle the food after it leaves the farm manufac turers, canners, processors, packers; etc. have no means of reducing the price. Like all mass production industry, they operate on an ex. tremely small profit margin. And they too must meet going wage and other costs. Finally, the retail grocer who sells you your food is in exactly the same position A number of chain food systems hare issfted graphic Statements of what happens to each dollar spent in their stores. The profit remaining, after the bills are met, runs to about 1.5 cents per dollar of sales. In other words, if the retailer made no profit at all, it wouldn't make a visible dent in your food budget. You are getting your food for the lowest price possible under the circumstances That is always true In a competitive economy the onlj One spontaneous outburst like this by an employe of a Company kind of an economy able to combine peak efficiency with peak that has been doing everything in its power to teach safety practices to its own personnel as well as others, encourages it to do even more intensive work along the same lines. "Look and listen for moving equipment," is a railroad slogan that A TEN STRIKE means more today than ever before, not only on railroad property but on every street and highway. The beneficial result of continuous work by the Union Pacific Rail road In behalf of accident prevention and safety programs to protect its employees and the public, was never more gratlfyingly demonstrat ed than in a letter written Iby a Union Pacific fireman to the Omaha ? Utah Steel Industry Steps Up Another important chapter in Eastern Writer Urges Young ahs fast developing steel mof middle Men to "Go West" the was started d'litry Iron-to- n Kaiser-FrazJohn Holiday, travel editor for the when May the Chicago Herald-Americablast furnace was fired. Honor in his Sunday, April 11 col'umB. of lighting the furnace went to "Go West, young man, and fulfill Mrs. Mary Duffy, wife of General Utah of the that urge." E. J. Duffy Manager Kaiser-FrazHoliday in the following qU0te, operations. The fur from his column indicates what nace fire, which may burn for the easterners think aDuut the years, was started when Mrs. a red-hinto and the coming vacation West bar a thrust Duffy time: "There is no doubt that special charge in the furnace, those of us who work in the m. which will produce 300,000 tons of sonry canyons of the city and pig iron in six weeks when in full dwell in its bustling vastness, the operation. West spells romance and allure-- To J. Edgar Kaiser, general mansome the West means dude Kaiser-FrazParts the of ager ranches, days in the saddle, nights Corporation, Willow Run, Michiaround a campfire, chuck wagon gan, and son of Henry J. Kaiser, cattle branding and the thrill o( told those gathered for the cere of portraying our pioneer life. monies that "decentralization, "To some the West means the and production is manufacturing Great outdoors wide open spaces inevitable." He expressed unlimit unexcelled fishing and hunting' ed confidence in the West's indus. Hollywood Studio Shoots thrill of discovering unexplorl the future. Movies Utah jial Filming of two technicolor mo- ed areas, climbing rugged moua." tion pictures about 30 miles north tain peaks, of searching for lost Ogden Plans for More Tourists mines, of living a rugged simple The Ogden chamber of com- - east of .Kanab is expected to of healthy life by latter to the May part has launched a program gin If the above is what the eastern more tourists into Ogden, iversal Picture Corp. Interested In, then. Utah has n is from for Tuesday calls and part of the plan Returning of attractive signboards wood where he conferred with plenty of everything mentioned. on highways approaching Ogden, several motion picture executives, Utahns will agree with Holiday the when he says: "the West antid. of calling the attention of the tour. Commissioner Howells and of pates a banner travel year . Publicity State Department ists attractions. It is noted by Utah travel ex- - Industrial Development said the plan your vacation in the West now!" perts that last year the National studio planned to bring 60 actors, Parks welcomed 25,000,000 visi- tors. This year they are preparing to welcome 30,000,000 visitors. Last year slightly more than a million tourists visited Utah famed A COMPLETE SELECTION OF Temple Square. This year, Temple Square visitors show an increase lt piiji m lib m technicians and other officials "Much of the beauty ot ' country near Kanab," Mid Howell "will be depicted ,tt L A Issucd Every Thubioav B THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY CENTER to have their hands full act. in the movies, as well. Prac; tically all of Kanabs picturesquecitizens are listed in Hollyes-- 1 wood's "extra" bureau already will' 1st June Kanab. tablished in see the Universal Pictures Corpor--! ation of Hollywood move into nab with a company of approxi. mately 200 motion picture people preparation for. starting three major outdoor epics m jvtuiu "Paria Region. According to PID Commissioner, Rulon S. Howells. Universal will first, then "Cafilm "Wildfire" start on "Sam and Jane." lamity IS. The picture Bass" by July and fed at housed be will people and Lodge, n Parry the a huge modern airport at Kanab is being rushed to completion in time to accomodate the big movie studio's air transports and actors' private planes accompanying the arrival of the film corporation. In order to make certain locations in Kane County accessible to the motion picture people, Com. missioner Howells indicates that thePID and Kane County will co. operate in constructing and Improving certain stretches of road in that county. For Opening Day June 12 We're ready for you fishing enthusiasts with a new supply of all the equipment you'll need to hook wise old fish. Check your rods, reels, lines, leaders, tackle boxes, riets and all your other needs. We have them all. And of a quality to increase your fishing pleasure. Bright colored wriggly flies. If you're not quite sure what you need, why not come down and look around. We'll be glad to help you select the proper equipment so that you can get the most from your fishing. I Complete Line of Majestic Radios Combinations Portable and Table Models New Stock Popular Brands of Fishing Tackle and Accessories Radio-Phonogra- ph EDDY RUDY FURNACES one-fift- h, STOKERS Furnace and Heating Installation and Repairs - Any Stoker or Furnace - and slag heaps. Adobe walls could have been washed down. OF CHRIST Sangre De Cristo Moun. tains, extending from Sallda, Colare orado to Santa Fe. N. M said to have received their name e. from the Spanish explorer The Rtory goes that was leading his party out of the Purgatolre Valley early one momine. Pulling up the reins on his horse he stopped on a hilltop to drink in the splendor ahead of Im. The sun was rising and the snow capped peaks brought the words, "Sangre De Cristo" (Blood of Christ). . Bcr,,l-- in wwu- - us- - "lone 2S3 . ' " t. BLOOD The Yes, once you consider that we, as a Ford deafer, have a reputation to maintain you realize that you can buy a used car here with complete factory-appointe- dence. DIAMANTI MOTOR COMPANY 378 North Main HELPER Phone 283 d FOR GOOD LAWNS GET GOOD FISHING LICENSES AVAILABLE HERE Val-verdVal-ver- de MOUNTAIN SOIL Phone 14G Helper Or See FRANK PUGLIESE 39 N. Main, Helper Mutual Furniture & Hdw. JOHN SKERL, Manager PnONE 37 HELPER |