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Show T3E EHPE3 Page Tour THE HELPER JOURNAL Entered a3 second class mail i II I I PUBLICATION Subscription DAY H 1 1 LOCAL AND ..Owner and Editor Associate Editor and. Manager GENERAL pcetofHce Carbon County, Utali. WATT BRANDON EeLOS E EEANDON I I I t I I I I I in Helper, matter at the C. II H jj ! TH CRSDAY $2.00 Kates, per year in advance I I 1 1 III t II I M I I Principal I I I I and daughter, left Sunday for their home in Shoshone, Idaho. The family spent the holidays at the home of Mrs. James McComb, mother of Mrs. Thornton, and also visited other relatives In this j; j :: I I I I I W. II. Warden, acby his wife and fam- L. R. Metz returned Saturday Denver, Colo., morning from where he attended the general committee meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. He waa a representative of local companied ily, returned to Helper Saturday B. of L. E. No. 888. from a holiday visit with relaEAILHOADS UNfAIE TO THE their old home town. Rex-burBob Laws returned to his work It is said tne depressed condition of the railroads cannot le at- tives inIdaho. While there they as fireman on the Utah railway, tributed to general hard times. had the pleasure of participating During tne past ten years the railroads have been battling with in the golden wedding anniver-nar- y working out of Provo, Monday, the problem 01 rising taxes, declining business and disappearing observance of Mrs. Warden's having spent the holidays with n Mrs. J. E. Johnson, at profits. They do not iace tne problem of general business depies-sio- parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. his mother,Mr. Laws intends to in the same lignt as do other lines of business, which may prorit Walker. Over 50 relatives were Helper. leave early In February on a vacelebration. more prosperous periods. present at the aurmg cation trip to Chicago and vicin'A he iaiiroaas are pi evented by law from making surplus profits several ity. He will be away inAt scale. M. C. Kelter, a brother of T. F. months. in good times to balance the present, however, public terest is growing in seeing measures adopted which will correct un- Kelter of the Helner store, where fair hanaicaps now intenering with iaiiroad3 in competing with he is associated with him, was a Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Caseman and other methods of transportation. The diminishing tonnage further Thursday viwitor in Helpere and family returned to Helper Thursresults in loss of the payroll to many employes, as the tiammen are Price.. Mr. Kelter is an day evening from Kansas, where newspaper man. He came into gradually losing their priority thru the scarcity of business coming Helper from the south early New they had passed the Christmas holiday. Mr. Caeeman is director 10 tne railroad companies. Year's morn, traveling fast, and of music at the tax their railroads from lose should the Utah Helper grade If each county in The car school. brakes. of applied the list a great handicap would be placed on the general swerved completely around and the state. However, the railroads must do something towards meet- when halted the rear end was on Nellie Litizette was returned to the walk and almost into .the her home In Helper Friday following the trucking competition in service, and they will. front of the Central Meat and ing an appendicitis operation perTHOSE TOKEIGN BONDS Grocery Co. Watch your etep. formed a week earlier at the Price Congress is doing well in making investigation of the bond bospital. Mrs. William Ralston and son issues of foieign nations which have been sold in this country, and A. L. Cook, district supervisor which are now in default to the extent of $815,467,000. George have returned to their These bonds, all from South American nations, were sold thru home in Provo following a four-da- y of the Safeway stores waa a visvisit here with Mrs. Reagan itor at the local store Wednesday our great banking system to a gieat extent and purchased by Ratliff. interest and Thursday. the now even not who are receiving Americans, payments. Mrs. Milton Noe arrived from Miss Elizabeth Boyer History tells us that no bonds of foreign countries sold in the Ogden Friday, called by the grave came to Mary Helper from Salt Lake condiUnited States have ever been redeemed. Knowing that this illness of her other, Mrs. William City to spend New Year's day with tion existed Congress would have done well to have established a Grimes. friends and relatives. barrier against the sale of foreign bonds in the United States. It of the would now be wise to act immediately for the protection Grosbeck and Mrs. Emma Mr. and Mrs. Ruel M. Redd mo37 and Faye returned to their tored home from Salt Lake City daughter people. The banks which sold these bonds made more than million dollars commission. This is all independent of home in Salt Lake City Tuesday Saturday morning, having spent one-hawar debts contracted by European and other nations. It is further after a week's visit with Mrs. C. New Year's with Mrs. Redd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacksaid that these bond issues were urged upon those nations by shrewd H. Bishop In this community. son. They report the highway American capitalists who could see large commissions coming to Miss Orpha Faylor Is acting from here to the city a little them thru their sale. as substitute teacher at the local grade school in the place of GEEAT BBITAIN IN INDIA Mrs. E. V. Greenelch, nee Miss Mrs. R. W. Wooley spent the ento she tried because England lost her colonies in America Kathleen O'Connor. of the week with her sister, last force a tax on tea. ,At the present time there is a possibility she Mrs. J. B. Kesler. Mrs. Wooley's tax on salt. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crane of home Is in Columbia. may lose India because of the attempt to enforce a In America, the revolutionists won a delayed victory through Salina were house guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Migllaccio use of arms, while in India, the citizenry, under Mahatma Gandhi, and Mrs. Harry Clark Thursday. and son were passengers for is carrying on a civil disobedience campaign without force of arms. Mrs. Orville Garlick returned The movement now is gatheiing force as the Gandhi followers are all Sunday from Salt Lake City where making other demands and have commenced a boycot against at the home she has been Englisn products. In retaliation England has threatened to deport of her parentsvisiting Mrs. J. S. Mr. and Gandhi and his leaders. He is now under arrest. Rasmussen eince Christmas. Mr. conlose Gandhi tense will so that become The situation may Garlick spent Christmas in the trol of the people in his peaceful campaign. If that should come city but returned to his work in now England would find itself with about GO.OOO soldiers to cope the local J. C. Penney store the million are with, about 320 million natives, of whom less than 23 following day. able to read and write. Mrs. Thorit Hatch arrived In DOOM OF MOVIE THEATERS IS FORECAST Helper Thursday to join her husWith reports from the east of the piogress being made in the band, City Attorney Thorit Hatch. which spells the The couple were married at development of television radio, comes a report N. Y., September 26, while of the theaters country. doom of the moving picture on Mr. Hatch was vacationing Altho television yet is a long ways from peifection it is relithe eastern coast. The bride, nee in homes the available for be will general ably reported these sets Miss Janet Becker of Alba, Pa., about six months time and it is a fact that in the large eastern cities remained to finish the first sethe in used are now sets being mester as school teacher before many thousands of television radio to Utah to make her new . . . home, 8000 being in use in Chicago alone. coming From Hollywood and other movie centers comes the report that home. work has been stopped on several large pioductions, not because of Local students In attendance old man depression, but because of the progress being made in teleat the Wasatch academy at Mt. vision. With the advent of television, one will tune in his radio set on Pleasant returned to their studies Do not be satisfied with ordinary if Aspirin for relief of pain, simple his favorite program, which will include plays of all types, vaude- Monday morning at the close the Christmas vacations. Twelve headaches and colds. Puretest is theaters. the local in is now which and presented ville, eveiything of the students to spend their holtrue aspirin when produced and The finest talent of the world will be at one's finger tips; the idays in the vicinity of Helper inwhen you purchase it. machine the of used; the limited be will selection quality only by clude Gertrude Wahl, Edgar Anto and proceed and if one wishes to tune in a burst of grand opera derson, Joseph Lltizzette, Dominic That is why it relieves pain more sleep thru it, why not?. He'll be at home. quickly 1 And safely! That is why it Bergera and Dale and Gale Morof Burton does not depress the heart or irriof Louise gan Helper; Ken 11 worth; Barbara Dodge of tate the stomach. Spring Glen; Mildred Reynolds, -:- I Margaret Jones and Helen Bur-res- s You may buy Puretest Aspirin at of Castle Gate, and Ina Lind-se- y Rexall Drug Stores only. By C. Watt Brandon of Spring Canyon. The traveler stopped near the half a mile distant, and was soon back, accompanying a large truck Mrs. G. E. Weyer left the last Soldier's Summit. us hope of not sleeping in of the week for her home In Grand giving n He had spied a a snow bank. Junction, Colo., following a seven-When safely back on the road, day truck, well off the road and in in visit with relatives the snow. The driver was blow- - he jumped on the running board Helper. PHONE 97 and rode on into Colton where ing on his hands and swinging we were safely housed for the PRICE Joe Milano returned home Fri- HELPER his arms. It was a cold, noou I night, and the friendly trucker day from San Francisco where he we could was There nothing day. A faulty has been for the past month with SAVE WITH SAFET-on hill. the went down do. but his thanks were received windshield wiper and a freezing his wife and son, Bert. The latfor stopping. vision from within ter is attending business college snow obscured He had two buddies each with the car. in the bay city. were assisting a truck and they Just strangers from Wyoming him, but their companion had to all who met us, and it was Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thornton, been stalled since the evening Mrs. Brandon's first visit to by their two sons accompanied to a6k, before. We did not think Helper. but wondered afterward how Those knights of the road, the many passenger cars had stopped drivers of huge trucks who often to offer aid. fail to open the avenue for passAnd then our thoughts went age In time to avoid censure from back to a few evenings before- the delayed driver of the passenin a driving snow storm, blind- ger car, have hearts of gold. They 5 and 6 Ing and cold, between are always ready to lend aid In o'clock, when in a blinded mo- distress, but seldom does the fast car ment we had driven our own driver stop to offer the stalled off the same road at a nearby truck aid, when it might come in wondered we point. In distress nice and be fully appreciated. whether any of the travelers be- o hind could give the aid desired. a was It smiling In distress. DENVER STOCK SHOW face from the frovo bench that The Denver annual came off the large truck followwas there advised and kindly tho National Western stock fair, ing, nothing to It, as he put on the horse show and rodeo, will show, the long tow rope and pulled snow be held for eight days this year, i,.- the o..p hnrir Into Jan. IB. Low rates will beginning track. little further on it occurred be in fffect on practically nil nc;ain. It was another blinking 'ailronds for this occasion. The show this year will lp.cludo, moment and off tho road, sunk radiator deep In the snow and bes'des the greati-s- number of exThe friendly hibits and entries in the competireally ditched. an promt nhow of rotrucker from American Fork who tive claw next came along had a small car deo and lidi so show features that, Commission & Supply Co. with no chains and could ren- is expected to surpass any attracHELPER UTAH der no assistance, but promised tion of tho kind evor seen in the aid aa he went on Into Colton, country. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1932 January ThBTsday, JOTTBtfAt g, old-tim- tax-paye- rs Junction, to er spent Christmas in the hon:j of Mr. and Mrs. Tally Evans ct Castle Dale. They spent Tuesdr other members of ti e family in Columbia, Helner ar. Castle Gate. Emery County 1 Mrs. Clyde Miller was a pas..e for Salt Lake City Tuesday, to spend the day. BANK 1GAP STOKE and PARLOR All Kinds cf Cigars, Cigarette Tobaccos, Candy and Soft Lorna Moffitt returned to her school teaching duties at Rains Monday, having spent the vacation with her parents In Mrs. Anna Hyatt and son, He-be- r, returned Sunday to Richfield. They had visited since New Years with Mrs. Hyatt's daughter, Mrs. Lapriel Redmand. BILLIARD Drinks The Best Bil'iards in the County TJtaL Phone 8 Helper Mr. and Mrs. McLatchle of Los Virginia and John Bezyack of Scofield visited several days with Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Leo JohnHelper friends the latter part of son and baby and Miss Oreta the week. Allan Halverson, local manager of the 6tore, states the company's buyer, Sidney Russell, left Provo Friday to Let your Home Paper i do your Job Printing I for Me I S J ITS i.iaiiusid.iLji; useis users wuu get better results than they had expected from Dr. Miles' Aspir- Mint, write us every day. -. I T. x 1 III I - 1 .... ! "Wonderful!" "Marvelous!" "Miraculous!" are words quite generally used by these enthusiastic users. Repeatedly they write: "It does more than you claim for Ruth Culp, the cheerful lady picture is shown here, says: "I use your wonderful Aspir-MiTablets which have worked miracles for me in breaking up Colds as well as relieving the pains of other ailments." whose nt Cards Meal Tickets Sign Cards J . Has Worked MIRACLI 17- Letter heads Envelopes Statements Bill heads Posters Hand bills j lf Famphlets Circular Letters Hotel paper Bigness Cards Visitirg Cards Blank Forms Ruth Culp, East Chestnut Street Mrs. 46 DR. MILES' Aspir-Mi- nt ed The modern, medicine for Norristown, Pa. Colds, Headache, NeuPerhaps you would have a similar experience. Why"- - don't you ralgia, Neuritis, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumtry it? Your druggist has Dr. Miles bago, Muscular Pains, Aspir-Mi- nt and would be glad to Periodic Pains. sell you a small package for 15c or a large package for 25c. He will cheerfully refund your money if you are not entirety satisfied. All Kinds of Job Prfrt:n r.eatly and quickly do"e. HELPER JOURNAL mint-flavor- DR. MILES He'is- -. U'a'i pw- - a, 01 What's Hew lit the Mew Chevrolet Six Choose this SAFE ASPIRIN Mr. ar.d Tohnson of Laketown, Mrs. Naylor of Consumers, ar ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Petty of Hel;: Colo., Saturday attend the furniture mart which attend the wedding of opened at Chicago Monday. Mr. evening Mrs. Migliaccio's cousin. Russell will visit at Grand Rapids, Mich., before returning to Joseph Barboglio Jr. has re- Utah at the close of three week3. turned to Omaha to resume his Miss Zella Weeter, daughter of studies at Creighton university. He spent the holidays with his Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weeter of Helpparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bar- er, left Monday morning to enter nurse9 training at the St. Mark's boglio in this community. hospital in the capital city. J. D. Chapman of the Chapman Marl D. Gibson was a business shoe store of Helper is in Richfield this week conducting inven- caller in Salt Lake City the past tory of his variety store there. Mr. week. Chapman is owner of four variety Dr. and Mrs. Roy W. Robinson stores in the state, including Richfield, Park City, Eureka and and daughter of Kenilworth were Price, in addition to his Helper holiday visitors with Salt Laka shoe store. City relatives. Grand 7, 1632. When you read what's new in the new Chev-itnrelet Six, you, too, will agree it's the Great and Free Wheel-- i American Value for 1932. Syncro-Mes- h d car! Engine combined for the first time in a nd chassis improvements that raise) performance to new The finest heights of power, speed and smoothness TSps il low-price- 1 Fisber bodies Chevrolet has ever introduced. And the same qualities of reliability and economy that have won the approval of millions of Chevrolet owners. All thesr you will find in the new Chevrolet Six at one of the lowes l prices in the market! That's why the new Chevrolet Six is called the Great American Value for 1932! THE UTAH SPIRIT A. D. SUTTON DRUG CO. coal-lade- Transmission Syncro-Mes- h Syncro-Mes- permits you to shift h gears with marvelous cfuicknesft, quietneas and cane. It even enables you to shift rapidly from high back into second, any time you want to use the braking force ot the engine. A Simplified Free Wheeling To take advantage of Chevrolet's Free Wheeling, simply press a button on the dash. Until you pull it out You again, you "Free wlieel." coast when your foot is off the accelerator. Yon shift with magical ease. Smoother, Improved Engine er Chevrolet now has down-dranew cylinder head, manicrankshaft folding, counter-balanceand rubber moon tine, increasing power 20 per cent to 60 horsepower. ft d V I C C3 Jrk ILj Shipped in by Rail $4.25 Per Ton mid-wint- Delivered Pfoo me 7 Central s. I f i.n ilk r li'i - 63 to 70 Miles an 17 ur with Faster Acceleration Vital new features in Chevrolet's engine enable it to develop 63 to 70 miles an hour. Stopwatch tests show an acceleration from 0 to 35 miles in 6.7 seconds. Stabilized FronbEnd Mounting Chevrolet's exclusive method of Smart New Fisher Bodies Chevrolet's new Fisher bodies are the smartest ever to appear in the e field. Furthermore, Fisher craftsmen have added m w element of strength, quietness and solidity to the construction. mounting front fenders, lamps, and radiator securely double tie-bto the frame stabilizes the front-en- d snd insures steadiness wben traveling over rough roads. ar Distinctive Smoother Operation New Front-En- d An Appearance A Improved Clutch . . . Down-Dra- f . . . Counterbalanced CrankFront Seat shaft . . . Finger-Touc- h Car-bureti- low-pric- ntlCFJ) AS LOW AS v on AUrrica f. . . Flint, Mkh. Spirial equip, mml xtra. 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