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Show ?AGE FOUR ' THE HELPER JOURNAL THE . Helper Journal HELPER, UTAH Published Every Friday it. To make it representative, we must have your support your advertising. No man in business catering to the public can afford not to advertise, and The Journal is unquestionably the unexcelled me- dium for the district it serves. The Journal is stritly independent in politics. The undersigned Entered as second class matter at enters the field strictly on his own the postoffice at Helper, Carbon initiative; has no axes to grind, and is free to conduct The Journal County, Utah. a3 in his judgment is for the best interests of the entire community. Subscription One Year - $2 6 Months - $1 Hi3 ambition is to publish a newspaper that will become more and Advertising Kates on Application more popular with each succeeding issue, an inherent desire in the heart of very true disciple of this branch of public service. GEORGE W. BAKER is It with pleasure that the unBANKS QUALIFY dersigned makes his bow to HelEvery bank in Utah, Idaho and per through The Journal. Seeking a business location we chose this Wyoming that applied to the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation field as one of promise. for insurance of its deposits have not our is to elaboIt purpose These are three outqualified. rate in any particular. Promises, no matter how flowery, mean lit- standing states in the West that cent record under have a 100 tle, but results do, hence we will the insuranceperact that guarantees depend upon the latter, the prac- all depositors up to $2500. tical and convincing, which can only be determined by the future. CHILD'S ARM INJURED Suffice, in this connection, is the son of Mr. The statement that we came Into this and Mrs. Allen Halverson of this newspaper field to make good, and city required medical attention If hard work, constant attention to Monday last, following an accident duty, service and courtesy make with a tricycle. The little fellow's for this end, we will make good. Injury is not necessarily serious. We want and respectfully solicit We want you your Mrs. D. R. Griffiths spent last to feel that The Journal is your week-en- d in Salt Lake visiting newspaper. We want you to use with relatives. GEORGE W. BAKER, - Manager Salutatory three-year-ol- d 5 OF CONTINUING OUR GREAT SACRIFICE WE MUST RAISE CASH Drastic Reductions on All Merchandise i ew juresse Just Arrived Sizes 14 To SPECIAL 3 44 YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT THE VALUES IN NEW SPRING COLORS THESE DRESSES AND COMBINATIONS I COATS Fur Trimmed Crepe Lined m AND UP Interlined TT There are three nm...... -state. Mr. Olson jiYisot;-; ,.., anr charge of District No. 3. Aboa 200 persons will be emDlovM Utah for five or six weeks in er has the narrator experienced a ducting the survey. blizzard as that encountered in the mountains of California. Trees were bent with their weight of snow, which, was piled In huge drifts along the highway, merely a tortuous trail. The car, one of the last to get over the mountains, finally arrived at Truckee, on the eastern slope, Delivered, Helper or and finally, late that night, it arSpring Glen rived in Reno, its occupants glad to get on terra firma once again and thankful the Sierras barred LUMP $6.00 the flood from extending eastward. LUMP 5.50 The outlook in the Sacramento 1 LUMP 5.25 Valley for 1934 is not roseate, due STOVE COAL 5.25 to this flood, which destroyed milNUT COAL ... 4.25 lions of dollars worth of property. 1 8 SLACK 2.25 And, furthermore, there'll be SLACK 2.00 nothing raised on the sixty unBONEY COAL 3.00 less it might be an umbrella.. There is land in Carbon county procurable at a fraction of the cost of the The above price schedule, California sixty, and far more pro which we believe Is fair, has ductive. been adopted and filed with The moral to this story is: "Do the State Code Authority, by not chase rainbows!" the members of the HELPER RETAIL COAL ASSOWEDDING HELLS CIATION, organized to function under the National and Two marriage licenses have been State Retail Coal Codes. issued from the County Clerk's office in price during the week. One When you buy coal get to Jack W. Talbot and Edith both of San Francisco, and your sales ticket, showing size and kind of coal, and the one to William Henry Butt of weigh ticket. Spring Canyon and Alice Marine Lamph of Standardville. Passed Away at Running Water Price Hospital Continued from Page One SPECIAL TP iLaffrancel DRF.SS SHOP 127 MAIN STREET H I 1929. In the il I C01t Mrs. Alice Simonsen, Mother of Helper Postmaster, Was One of State's Pioneers With the passing of Mrs. Alice Simonsen, another Utah pioner has gone to her reward. Mrs. Simonsen was born in Eph-riaUtah, in 1868 and lived in Utah, throughout her life, which came to a close at the. Price City Hospital January 2, after a three-week- s' illness, the result of a ma- jor operation. Mrs. Simonsen was the mother of H. B. Simonsen, Helper postmaster, whose many friends join him in his bereavement. Decedent is survived besides her son in Helper, by three other sons, Archie, Merville and Elrlc, all of Emery, Utah, and by one daughter, Mrs; K. L. Seegmiller of Washington, D. C. Funeral services were held last Monday at Emery. Election Held By Local Lodge Members of the G. A. P. A. Lodge, Chapter 91, met last Thursday in the Grill Cafe banquet room for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year, which resulted as follows: President, T. H. Jouplas. Vice President, W. B. Wooras. Secretary, Theodore Benis. Prices Retail Coal a g P y 3 ir Tag-gar- t, CARD OF THANKS Driver Tips Helper Retail Coal Agency FISHER DRAY TRANSFER IKE ALVAREZ & MOSE HOW A J. D. RICHARDSOiV ROY WILCOX CENTRAL COM. & SUPPLTi COMPANY ALBERT PIERSON G. LENDARIS JOHN DIMENTI Coal Coal 1 F. P. FISHER PRESIDENT Phone 122 or 177 No,Boney 0: CO Best Coal Company . 2. h ch As 1933 is ended, early reports indicate there was an increase in motor vehicle fatalities and inju ries over 1932, in spite of the fact that fewer cars were operating during the year. The last quarter was especially bad. Predictions are that fatalities will approach 30,000 and injuries, This is a record that 1,000,000. certainly should not be repeated. A set of New Year resolutions for the motorist, prepared by Insurance Underwriters, is a good starting point for a safe 1934: 1. Drive at speeds suited to the traffic conditions; slowly, in the city, moderately on the open highways. P 5-- PRICE MAN NAMED retary, and Harry Mahleres, treas W. F. Olson of Price has been urer; directors, Gus Kallas, Peter selected to head a corps of enumJouplas, Gus Pappas and W. G. erators which will conduct a busi Wooras. survey of this district, in a The newly elected officers will be ness state-wid- e plan to secure a true Installed next month. Following of the business conditions the meeting last Thursday a Dutch picture of the present for comparison with lunch was served. 1934 r L ch We take this means of express our sincere and deep appreing Treasurer, Harry Dragatis. Board of Directors comprise ciation for the many kindnesses of Chris Jouplas, Gus Pappas, John our friends who have aided in alleviating our sorrow at the passing Milan and George Diamanti. The outgoing officers are John of our dearly beloved mother. H. B. SIMONSEN AND FAMILY Gerendes, president; Ted Jouplas, vice president; James Galanis, sec- W.W.NSW.VWWV IN Helper, Utah, Friday, January 12, I93J o; g- - o: ar ri Post Office Box 157 Best Grade of Coal in Carbon County MINE IN HARDSCRABBLE CANYON 1 MILE OFF PAVEMENT GOOD LOADING FACILITIES GOOD ROADS V t r J Use better judgment in pass ing. Wait until there is 500 feet of clear distance ahead before at- tempting to maneuver . 3. Slow down at intersections. 4. Obey traffic signals. 5. Watch for pedestrians. These are the five most reg- lected rules of the road. Obedience to them would have saved a majority of the lives and limbs lost U SALT LAkF. (.ITY'K NEWEST HOSTELRY In 1933. Remember them in 1934. WAGES IN SILVER MINE INCREASED Report from Park City Is that Silver Coalition has voluntarily increased wages of its workers 50 cents a day, which affects 500 miners and muckers, bringing their wages up to $4 and $4.50 dally. The white collar workers In turn are given a blanket Increase of 10 per cent DELINQUENT LISTS It is apparent from several exchanges that arrived in the Journal office this week that various Utah counties are meeting difficulty in collection of taxes. The the Spanish Fork Pres3 Denver Post In size, issue of January 4, when it arepared with 50 V4 pages of delinquents. The Richfield Reaper runs second with 19 Now let's pages of delinquents. see what Salt Lake will have. out-pos- ts RADIO 200 ROOMS FOR EVERY And ROOM 200 BATHS c a HOTEL cm Tcnnoir iinr lLlTULC OVfUAKLY tc c RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 THIS HOTEL IS inGHLY RECOMMENDED U. P. Boa depot In hotel building. Interurban just across the street, U. r. Station Just 3 blocks. ERNEST C. ROSSITER, Mgr. r |