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Show Thursday, May 5, 1032 IHE List of Eighth Grade Graduates! list of eighth John Mamanukis. Tony Nicaatro, trade graduates in the Helper Jack Price, Frank Sacra man to, school has been announced by Jacob Sax, David Sepni, Frank Principal W. H. Wardell: Splgarelli, John Wright, Domnick Lewis Bartlett, Lloyd Carter. Priauo. Joe () Brixn f! Waodrow Clark. Nolan Davis, Berrier. Anu Duluiaz lhiroihv The j Davies. Chris Diamantl. Waldo Qale, Jimmy Greener, Kred Hall, Karl James, Nick Prank Massa, Orlando PUeki-le- , Nick Saridakis, Rudy SUvensky, Thressa Stella, Carol Morrison, Mary Delandrae, Ree Miller. Thelma Dugdale. Helen Faucett. Rosle Felice Dora Ferrero, Jeanette GaLe, Helen Holmes, Genevieve Hopper, Yukl lnul, Genevieve Lopez, Valanias Makrez, Laura Montoro. Margaret Moutoro, Amber Oldham, Andonea favlos, Iola Simoneltl, Fay Taylor. Rose Toson. Kay Bunnel, Cedo Cavlauni, Sam Dougherty, Leland Davis, Joe Deluca, Charlie Felice, Frank Greco, William Krissman, a. '. -V ,? fj(17 j , Deveuish. Mary Fox. Josephine Garavag-lia- , Emma Gigliotti. Elaine Heck, Wilma Hemming. Henrv. Elaine Jdiim Virginia Josephine Llmone, Dorothy Lloyd. Edna Marchello, Betty MuSIIiih, Marion Splgarelli, Lula Zewe ami James Golda. O? By Munch PAL o V- VSHC SHOCKS.' T ,j it TH6.BE YlftS iOrAfe t Le-La- JOURNAL MAC'S A FAIR WEATHER r following HEIFER f.BtKT PEST- CORNER I H8 i- COCNE. 00 TW'i NtCtrUNY V - NtXT 8. STOP YOUPv CKVINQ5,VLI. Y o o Strand Sweet Shop Helper. Utah. TIRES Drainage of Historic Zuyder Zee. to Create Dutch Farms. Well Under Way It u practically impossible to point out a reason why Fired stone Tires are not just a little better than you would expect to get for your money in any other make but it isn't hard to show you how they do excell. But the best test of all is the grind to which they are submitted by motorists all over the world, under that is the one true test which ever? conceivable condition classify all tires. Ask any motorist who uses Firestone tires and tubes, or, let us eiDlain Firestone quality and quote you prices. Gum-Dippe- o o o m" i - Service Sotiie of the arable land reclaimed from the Zuyder Zee may be seen In the airplane view above. This land lies south of the Island of AVieringen and is known as the Wieringen polder. The town of Mcdenblik Is shown in the At rltfit is a map foreground. showing how the Zuyder Zee 1 being drained. The huge embankment from Wierlngen to Plaain keeps the sea out. The North Sea canal will carry off the water. The four polders to be reclaimed are hown with heavy borders. by little Hollanders are mailing uai uie uvuuu avn. land it swallowed in one ruthless gulp long ago. They are draining the romantic Zuyder Zee to produce much needed new land for Dutch farmers. Plans for this sreat reclamation project, calculated to restore to Holland acreage eijunl to th sita of of the most Rhode Island, and ambitious engineer!:; jobs ever undertaken, originate; in is49. Holland's historic i iland sea, the Zuyder Zee, was tt. ;ned when a terrible flood centuri;-- ago swept through her dikes ami flooded the country,' taking thousands of lives. That Its reclamation eventually would bs necesssry. has been rt cognised for many years, but p'r.tis mad little headway until the advent f circumstances which arose early this century. The great Influx of refugees to neutral Halland during war days xrcentuated th need for mar land v Incidentally, that became - Phone 342 Helper, Utah SAVE MONEY SPECIAL BARGAIN HELPER JOURNAL YEAR PUBLICATIONS ALL FOR ONLY ) Pictorial Review ) Delineator Magazine ) Country Home ) Pathfinder (52 issues) ) Woman's Home Companion ) Christian Herald ) Better Homes & Gardens ) McCall's Magazine ) American Home ) Farm Mechanics ) Woman's World ) Poultry Tribune ) American Boy ) Parent's Magazine ) Breeder's Gazette ) Boy's Life . ) Hunting & Fishing ) Needlecraft ) Etude Music Magazine 1 year 1 year 3 years 1 year 1 year 6 months 1 year 1 year 1 year year year 1 1 1 year 6 months 6 months 1 year 6 months 1 year 2 years 6 months ORDER TODAY THE HELPER JOURNAL, Helper, Utah, Enclosed find $2.80 for which send uis the HELPER JOURNAL, 1 year, and the 3 magazines marked abov with an X. STATE. 200 BOOMS 200 THE BATES 1.50 to $3.00 E&teg It's a mark of distinction to stop at the Temple Square Hotel RADIO CONNECTIONS FOR EVERT ROOM at MAKE TEMPLE SQUARE HOTEL TOUR HEADQUARTERS WHEN IN SALT LAKH CITY. SPRINQ CANYON. UTAH General Offices, 817 Newhouse Building - -:- ERNEST C. R0SSITER, Manager SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH The Heritage American Room - By CARL HECK Consulting Art Director Blgelow Weavers IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS . April Showings of Tigers, Braves, Reds, Cardinals and Giants Were Contrnrj n To Predictions of the Baseball Guessers Jt Mark the 3 publications you wish thus (X) r. 0 - Spring Canyon Coal BY PHILIP MARTIN OF THESE POBTOFFICK FOR RENT OR SALE A BARGAIN Store building with full banement. HUB SERVICE STAtf TION, Helper, Utah. Pre-Seaso- AND YOUR CHOICE OF ANY NAME tt Hotel Temple Square Miners and Shippers of the Celebrated . HUB SERVICE STATION. Coal These and uUier lactors accelerincreasingly compelling as Holland's farms grew smaller because ated action on the proposed reclaof the mechanics of the law of In- mation scheme until, In 1920, the4 heritance, of mortgage foreclosure work started. and sheriff, sales. The project, many phages ofj which are complete, was launched was the construction of a hugel with drainage of th Zee qiHAT both wise and expedient, the dike running from the north Hoi Dutch realized. They knew that land coast to the island of Wlereri new polders would sell readily. Had gen. Then began the extension of! not the whole Haarlemmermeer pol- this dike about Z0 miles to Piaam der (reclaimed area) sold out com- on the opposite Friesland shore, to shut out tire North Sea. pletely la less than two years? Likewise, th great amounts of Early in 19S0 to continue for money being wpended on heavy some years to come the drainage rentals and Interest charges would of th Zee began. When the work Hollanders were convinced, be di- ha been completed, four polders, verted to acquisition f land In aggregating 900 square miles, will newly draiied regions. Further, the have been added to Holland's lauds. ectreai fertility of new bottom Th Zuyder Zee will not be dried lands weuld eliminate the need for up entirely since, tu addition to) fur a Importation ef fertilizer, a costly new land, there Is dire n item. Aad, since drainage would fresh water lake- - Ami f.u- ti.is purmake necessary shorter dikes to pose, about 460 equal.- miles of thi hem iu th Zee, ther would b con- Ze will remain un! i v,a!cr, te siderable economy In maintenance form th lak alre.i'h i:j!:;cd Lak of the dike system. Yss1. modern completely apartments and garage. Pa- Spring Canyon MiueB FOE RENT Three-roo- Salt Lake City's Newest Hostelry o First Want Ads o Higheit Sutpensioa Bridge The Royal Gorge suspension ( bridge In Colorado is LOSS above th railroad tracks and It th highest la the world. SPRING CANYON COAL CO. ' T 1TTLE M. 0. PORTER, Mgr. o Always Good Jud Tunklns says the Maryland yster gets a heap of attention by making itself scarce for a while, which shows it's best to b a Httl uncommon. Maryland fried chicken doesn't get near a much, attention because It' good all the year 'roand. Washington Star. A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE MOTORIST BRYNER'S SERVICE Famous Cattle Herd The Tankervllle estate la the county of Northumberland, England, la celebrated for It herd of white wild cattle, which have been raised there for 709 years. There are nearly SO In the herd and the annual upkeep of each costs about $50. HMltkfal Humidity Humidity In houses should be from 80 to 50 par cent, but In most houses It Is probably 20 per cent or lower too dry for health. The dryer Hi air the nor difficult It Is to heat a bouse, as moisture In the air carries and retains heat. If frost form freely on the Inside of th glass, there Is probably enough humidity. If there Is no sign of frost, the air Is too dry. o I p THE TRUE TEST R PN, 'J o SEND IN YOUR : N TO, The Journal Your Home per only $2 per year. ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( I'M fOUf. X o Orchards Pecan trees may bear a few nuts when three to fire years of age, but, generally speaking, pecan orchards do not come into commercial bearing until they are about ten years old. With proper cure and adequate pacing the trend in yields is then upward as the orchard grows older, 0 q American Oysters Pearliest The American variety of oyster used as food is said by the bureau of fisheries never to produce pearls f a marketable value. The pearlBaking material It secretes is not ef the gem quality. enjoy. 3 HWVT v T00UNS--- - 111 Fectl with your a box of quality chocolates cn Mother's Day. Jt is a gift she will appreciate and 1 NICKEL) ONUW The Journal is prepared to Driut social wedding announcements, stationery, visiting cards. Prices very reasonable: finest type of workmanship. May 8th Remember mother A USTtML&WT, 1 WM WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Mother's Day ft AW GNt J major league baseball nears the end of the first month of tie season, several unlooked-fo- r happenings pop up to confuse th expert. Among them are: The finely balanced strength of Backy Harris' Detroit Tigers. Detroit was almost a total failure in the spring exhibitions. Then the curtain lifted, th Tigers did an about face and presto! they became pennant contenders, rvat least contenders for a first division berth. comment indicated a place for the Tigers near the bottom ef ; the Americas League. Right aow Backy Harris appear to bar four fine starting pitchers in veterans Whitehill. Vlile, Sorreli aid the rookie Wyatt; infield headed by tbe rejuvenated titarlnger, with rookies Davis en tint, Rogell at short and Rhlel and Richardson on third; three outfielders in Johnson, Gerald Walker and Stout, and two experienced entcfaers, Ruel aid n ' - i ' v : ' ' , ; hi itfiwwwiwitjiiiiiii . i ii Hay-wort- Th knockout wallops landed n th beak of th bird that 1 the St. Louis Cardinal. la I, " M winning, their second pennant in a row last season, the Cardinals aped along merrily without the semblance ef a losing streak. Not one did they los mor than four eonsecutlv (Hiuies. But before tbe campaign had moved Into May sunshine, th world champions had flopped six time in succession. Thy hovered la the damp darkness of tb Natlonai League cellar laest of April, - Oiieulnii weeks of the 1032 baseball sen son were featured by the excellent pitching of Whitlow Tiger Wyatt, top, rookie, and the sensational hit- Bill of below, vt- Big Terry, tiiig , emu Giairf first bast-man- They missed th stead; pitching of one Burleigh Grimes, aad the equal Iy steady hitting of bespectade' Chick Hafey. The form reversals of th Citf cmnatl Reds and the Boston Bravea Cincinnati overnight was changed from a whipped dog team to an aggressive challenger with the advent of Babe Herman. Ernie Lombard! and the aforementioned Hafey. Although th Reds did not use HaCey la their April outfleld. tliey benefited from the revived team spirit created by the deal which put him en the Rhlneland payroll With' of Increased Boston. It was' a punch supplied by Wnrthlngton,' Berger, Schulnierlch and Shires, steady pitching from Brandt. P.rowr and son) others, and au improved Inner defense with Man.nville, l i banski and Knothe in heroic rolos The fizzle of the New York Giauts. Doped to fnrnisli the Card: tials their strongest opposition iikM from tli start, the (Mailt did just that In th race for the cellar Critz, Llndstrom and Terry sup plied sensational hitting, but tin pitching staff wobbled and tlie in field fell flat, In one gaim; com niltting eight errors. Of cours these conditions aren't permanent Sooner or later Detroit lioHton and Cincinnati will encouu tT trouble. If they rlwe . to the occk sioii sud sweep It kM-then It tim to cheer And the (,'ardlm! sud Giants will snap out of it, cvtn If they don't Immediately rush t the top of Ibe slnndhiKS They hu: pitching, bitting and defensive aid1 ity In generous quantiiies only will tell the whole ti ' No woman has a home so beautifulthat she wouldn't welcome a chance to improve its appearanoe. Nor is there a home so common-plac- e that it cannot gain in charm and good taste by a few inexpensive touches. Accordingly, every woman will be interested in the Heritage American philosophy of home decoration explained in this series of illustrated articles by Carl Heck, nationally known artist, writer and designer. The Heritage American plan is the answer to the question on the lips of every woman how can I achieve the maximum chann in my home at n 3 the rainmum cost? Follow this interesting series of illustrated feature articles each week in The Helper Journal 3 t i iii iiii limine ii'iiiiiih. i i iH t. i ii ii i ; m ! M ! t ) if ; i if f ij f t i i ii s i ; sr & tj ; : ' i : . i |
