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Show 2?ursdY,k THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Two THE HELPER JOURNAL B. Y. UNIVERSITY CATALOG If Kipling Had Written It Like This! aiassa E Excellent Meals Most Attractive Cafe in Carbon OPEN DAY AND Clickings Along the V&RGW Rails Fuel Supervisor J. W. Tapp and Safety Supervisor F. W. Curtis were recent visitors on the Salt Lake division. Several special trains for the accomodation of Shriners have been operated over the railroad recently, enroute to the Shriners' telegraph lines, and making spe cial tests. Carman Olsen of Castlogate is again back on the job after a va cation spent in California. Engineer Dean Tilton has trans ferred to the Sunnyside run. Clerk .bred .Lees, who is away on a leave of absence, is convention in San Francisco. Trainmaster Walter Allen of contemplating an extensive trip Grand Junction is visiting in Hel- thru Colorado. We understand John Mackie and per, attending to various matters. Lineman R. E. Knapp is spend Pete Archer are becoming auite ing a few days in Helper and vi proficient in the art of exploding cinity looking after telephone and firecrackers at the most unexpected times, which is not so good for the nerves, tho. Car Foreman R. H. Berrett, who has been away on the second half cf his annual vacation, has return ed to work. C. E. Penman, who was relieving him has been assign' LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE ed to other duties. Fruit business from the Pacific HELPER LODGE NO. 1639 coast to the east is increasing Frank Barker, Dictator steadily, which is very gratifying, A. J. Carlson, Secretary as this is allowing quite a number Every Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. of furloughed employes to again Knights of Pythias Hall resume work. A work train has been ONWARD LODGE NO. 15 in the Soldier Summit-Kyun- e employed ter Meets Every Thursday Evening ritory for the past week, cleaning ditches and widening embank K. OF P. HALL ments. J. A. Robey, C. of C. F. C. Bertolino, M. F. Mrs. F. P. Fisher and Mrs. Hen J. A. Gill, K. R. and S. ry Hall were Salt Lake visitors the fore part of the week. 90-da- PROFESSIONAL NOTICES WALTER GEASE C. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Court House Price, Utah Price 392 Helper J Phone Phone A. Greenhalgh of Ferron is a Helper visitor this week, visiting with his son, E. A. Greenhalgh of the Greenhalgh Drug company. Carbon county now are attending the citizens military training camp at Fort Douglas. The camp opened July 6 and will continue until August 4. The students from Car bon county are Don F. Gardner, Frank S. Devenish, Joseph Littiz-7ette- , Albert C. Pehrson, Henry L. Smith, Henry P. Rice, Joe Vogri- nec, Ello W. Clontz, Francis M. Lamph, Abe C. Vance, Andrew C. Rusterbrook, Don W. Woodward, and John A. Nichols. At Fort Douglas, training is of fered in the infantry. The course is pvcfrres. ive and to the man who successfully completes the four montr.s vor.c, one month ea-- h year, me government otters a commission in the officers reserve forces of the United States arm,r. Approximately six hours eac'j day are devoted to drill. Of this time alxjut four hours are dev )tod rxclusively to military training. The other two hours are devoted to physical owcise. During the period devoted to DR. C. L. KLINE Physician and Surgeon 2-- 7-- :, . Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Smith and son Bobby returned to their home New A. J. Stafford Building in Martin the fore part of the week from a week's fishing trip in Office Phone 22 Residence 131 the Jackson Hole country. Hours 11-- 4 8 Utah Helper, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cresto, Mr. DR. WM. T. ELLIOTT and Mrs. Orville Garlick, y and Smith spent the week-en- d Physician and Surgeon fishing in the vicinity of Soldiers Office in Henry Hall Bldg. Summit, reporting nice catches. Phones: Office 99-Res. 132 After Pr0' kta. Utluncnei .je coupie. si ,er ph ses, Uie , arty in Look for this symbol of Physician and Surgeon AVALON HOTEL Phone 185 Office Hours MRS- - J. E- - 2-- 1 5 AFTER INVENTOR 8 Gas, Oils and Accessories FLYNN, Prop. Attractive rates on rooms and Undertaker- Notary Public in attendance PRICE Ambulance Service 1 UTAH Phone 29 Motor Vehicle Inspector HARRIS SIMONSEN NOTARY PUBLIC HELPER UTAH Welding IH r jomn Main ot. r i for any Automobile PHONE county it the do assorted l On Genuine LIVELY WOOL by the BIGELOW WEAVERS. Knobbs Rugs A group of fine rugs selling regularly even in these days for $44 now being offered at Other sizes and qualities in proportion Dixon, Taylor, Russell Compail SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWj PRICES E Tire Prices Slashed ! 20 Per Cent Allowance for your old tires. We e on Firestone high speed tires and tubes. We must move them at once and are putting on the greatest sale in our history Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 29, 30 and 31. This is positive ly the greatest opportunity you have ever had to equip your car with the tires that hold all world's records for safety, mileage, speed and endurance. Only Firestone tires have the pat' ented construction features of and Two Extra Cord Plies under the tread. Gum-Dippin- g Drive in today and equip these your car with champion tires at these sacrifice prices while they last ! These prices for cash only. BRYNER'S SERVICE Car Washing and Greasing .: 1 i, M. O. PORTER, General Repair Work 36 Helper, Utah tax-fre- ht Sale ends Sunday night. You may never again buy tires at such unbelievably low prices. Storage IE H PHONE 342 "" Mgr. Automotive Electricians HELPER, rmi" , I Loyal Sail Tues who reci ige. program members CLEAN-U- P TAX-FRE- Radiator and Fender Repairing KEYS - Licensed Embalmer to OF 20 PER CENT OFF Helper, Utah 140 make musician. ALE n Special attention given to traveling We spent active Lis n ' Tl .iiig buy L CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 7-- fur. ;fptember ,5le were i 'ff,"M.'.PJ.;y"!.'. Helper 11-- on and var i TELEPHONE COLTON MOTOR CO. DR. F. H. LOW QUALITY the RUG you StationtO'Station rates. Plus Federal tax on amounts over 50c. Combines every convenience and home comfort, commends itself to people of refine' ment wishing to be within easy reach of station, shopping, social, and theater center. t includes P.M. Only 75c Utah Helper 8:30 a peas $1.25 and APTMTS. Phone j wore by TELEPHONE by his daughter Lonetta, were Salt Lake visitors on Wednesday of this week, returning home Thursday morning. F ."sister of Glemvood Springs 7-- Le-ro- in brother o the Her of HELPER to HILLCREST HOTEL and Surgeon in & duster inn ryeet ER, 74 South Main Street, Salt Lake City. A. Deason, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Skirl, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Skirl, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vieta and daughter Mary left Sunday for a weeks fishing trip in Duchesne river. Rev. Held Ir , over-boug- DR. M. C. MELROSE Physician ton, N. H., were appointed woods wards to have charge of the forests and to assign to each head of a family what he might cut. The most valuable walnut tree on record was a curly walnut sold in North Carolina for $1500, the lumber of which when placed on the car brought $3000, and which when cut into veneer stock in New York was finally sold for nearly $60,000. California Ranger. Ci-mi- na 4 8 Office Hours: 11-- 2 308 West First South Mrs. Frank Pritchett is visiting One Block West of Helper Hotel at the home of her parents, Mr. Phone Office 250 and Mrs. D. J. Black in Desert, be Utah Helper ing expected home the latter part of the week. jfj, PHO --;ren Rainbow Gardens, finest and most popular dance pavilion in this section of the state, drew a large attendance for the holiday dancing Saturday and Monday. The music, furnished by Cal and his Rainbow Ramblers, was reported unusually good, and the floors were packed almost to ca pacity. Miss Bernice Kelley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Kelley of Martin, left Sunday for Salt Lake City where she will make her military t'l.ir.'iig the students are home during the summer months, taught the duties and drill of .he individual soldier, the importmer returning to Martin the latter of team work in the military part of the year. world by or.:;iiug as a member oi Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson and a military Li?:t, some of the fun damentals of the different arjs, daughter Dorothy, who have spent sum as me ime, Dayonet, gron- - the fore part of the summer visit ade, maihine un, and pistol. Lat- ing at the home of the former's er they arc given tn opportunity parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson in to actually use these different Grand Valley, Colo., returned to weapons. They are taught sanita- their home in Martin recently. tion, the privileges snd duties jf a citlen of the tinted States, and The Journal has one of the best ai effort iu ni:id3 in this short equipped job printing departments ps.iod.to also iriciikate something in the state. Prices reasonable. 6-- Joe Bonacci is visiting with rel atives, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent in Los Angeles for a few weeks. ' me Carbon from v i Miss sanu NIGH HELPER, UTAH County Youths In Training youth Coumy RAINBOW DRAWS CROWDS one-yea- Thirteen Quick Kiwanis Dining Hall in Connecti0n 2, And heed examples pioneers have made; change suggested. If r The war debt moratorium given by President you expect the sun to rise tomorrow; If you are sure that somewhere skies are blue Hoover ends this month, and it is well that some plan should Musical Instruments be worked out in view of the many complications that have Wake up and pack away the futile sorrow SMALL SIZE GRAND PIANO Also small modern upright, For better days are largely up to YOU!" arisen as to the payment of war debts. made by well known manufacUnknown. Author European banks have recently withdrawn over 100 milturer. FULLY GUARANTEED. lion dollars in gold on deposit in banks of the United States WILL BE SOLD FOR BALof the proper cpint towards miliANCE DUE on lease rather and it is estimated that 400 million more may be taken out in tary ci3cipline. than return to finance company in the next few months. Conditions Europe may warrant this. Small monthly payoffice. If England and France refuse the opportunity of swapFOREST FIRE REGULATIONS ments will be accepted. Prefer DATE BACK 300 YEARS to sell, but might consider temping islands to reduce their indebtedness, all discussion of porary storage with responsible cancellation of the war debts should be ended so far as the The first forest regulations in party who is interested in buyUnited States are concerned. the United States date back to ing later. WRITE QUICK, Hud1639 when three men at Hampson Webb, CREDIT MANAG- Thirteen 1 THE GRILL Fifteen hundred and nineteen for- students from 18 states and 6 in enrolled were i.ntrips and graduate five colleges the universchool of Brigham Young 1931-3the largest during sity enrollment in the 56 years of its existence. During the coming school year, which commences September 23, this large collegiate student body will have access to 1024 under38 departgraduate courses in ments and 354 graduate courses in 31 department, according to the new 1932-3- 3 catalog which is just off the press. An increase of 44 courses and 59 undergraduate over the graduate courses is noted will The catalog previous year. be widely distributed to old and prospective students thruout the intermountain territory, according to Professor E. H. Holt, editor of university quarterly publications. "If you can see what some folk call 'depression Entered as second class mail matter at the postoffice in As nothing but a spin of Fortune's wheel; Helper, Carbon County, Utah. If you can keep your poise and DeLOS E. ERANDON Editor and Publisher No matter what you think or how you feel; MAKio.N BO.NACCI Society Editor If you can view a stupid situation PUBLICATION DAY THURSDAY All cluttered up with 'ifs' and 'aws' and 'buts' Subscription Rates, per year in advance $2.00 And take it at its proper valuation A challenge to your common sense and 'guts'; Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, July 28, 1932 If you can rise above the mess and muddle, If you can glimpse a rainbow thru the cloud AMERICA NEEDS MORE NAVAL STATIONS When Doubt and Dread and Fear are in a huddle It has been suggested that England and France swap And hope is being measured for a shroud; island assets to the United States in exchange for can- If cellation of a part of their war debts. England's Bermuda you can keep a saving sense of humor For stories that are slightly inexact; ana irimaau islands in tne Atlantic nave been suggested as of great worth to the United States, the former as an aerial If you can disregard Report and Rumor, And not accept a statement as a fact; base, and the latter as a control for our commercial routes to South America and possible protection of the Panama canal. If you can spread the gospel of successes, If you can stir the spirit that instills France's Marquesas isles in the Pacific, just north of the life in lathes and looms and presses latent The would Society group, give the United States a safer route to lift the stream above a thousands mills; And the Philippines than we now have by Hawaii, and it is said If, briefly, you can spend an extra dollar; we are in need of more naval bases. If you can pry the sacred Roll apart This discussion is brought about by suggestion of possible repudiation of war debts by some of our debtor nations and, And buy another shirt or shoe or collar And act as if it didn't break your heart; if presented to those nations by our government, as a possible way out of their obligations, we would soon learn whether or If you have faith in those with whom you labor, And trust in those with whom you make a trade; not the talk of repudiation has any foundation. If those gov. crnments are sincere they should be willing to make the ex- If you believe in friend and next door neighbor J ISSUED UTAH |