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Show PAGE TVVO THE WANT NOT" HELPER, UTAH Published Every Friday i (: hi.! l Dilfl (Roosevelt Standard) GEORGE V. BAKER, - Manager A few months ago when hogs were slaughtered and thrown Entered as second class matter at into being the Mississippi river, crops Carbon the postoffice at Helper, were being plowed under, milk deCounty, Utah. stroyed and other forms of crop 3ne Year Subscription - $2 6 Months - $1 THE JOURNAL'S NEW! EDITION DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION destruction were practiced in order to "reduce production and restore prices," there were many earnest people who shook their heads and Health Maybe it's too Hot for the Baby By Dr. William J. Scholes In the baby, the excess of body heat is largely eliminated through the skin just the same a3 it is in the adult. Yet the baby is sometimes bundled up to an extent that the adult could not comfortably stand in warm weather. The inability to get rid of the excessive body heat on account of too many clothes will, at least, make the baby uncomfortable. It may result in annoying irritation of the skin. Prickly heat is a common affliction due to improper cooling of the skin. And it is believed that retention of body heat is in part responsible for some of the serious summer diarrheas of warned that God would punish us THE JOURNAL SHOPPER 9 EDITION for such wanton acts. DELIVERED FREK TO EVERY HOME Following this( wholesale de of prodAdvertising Kates on Application struction ucts came the most destructive drouth In American history. Fields WIIEKE IS IflKAM? So much has ben said about the were scorched by the burning sun, merits of Senator Hiram of Cali- crops ruined, grass withered and fornia that many of us are won- stock left to starve, leaving desti dering why XRA Johnson was call- tution in its wake from one end of ed to Hiram's home town In con- the country to the other. In Biblical times that would nection with the general strike. Why can't Hiram Johnson, the big have been termed a visitation of shot that he is reputed to be, scat- the wrath of God, a punishment ter the oil on San Francisco's for the wanton destruction of the infants. food which nature provides for the troubled waters? The usual reason for clothing the sustenance of life. too heavily is fear that it will Does God view the world today baby cold. Exposure to cold and catch differently from what He did when are, of course, always to chilling the Bible was in the making? We is very little are but later generations of the be avoided. But there of getting chilled during danger same people, presumably more en the hot weather. Oiling of Highway 50 between lightened, but decidedly more deLight Clothing a Need Elgin and Cisco, in Grand county, structive. Clothing should be suitable for Are we to assume that God will be undertaken this summer. the weather and season. When the Contract for oiling the Crescent views with lenience the things that weather Is hot, the clothing should Valley City road and the section of He condemned when the world was be light enough to let out the body Highway 50 between Cisco and the young and mankind was in its in- heat. There should be the least pos? Colorado line already has been fancy sible interference with the circulaEvery day you can hear people tion of air near the skin. Moveawarded, and this oiling will comall of classes mence this week. The state road earnestly declaring ment of the air surrounding the commission, it is announced, will that we have incurred the wrath baby is necessary for proper coolof God for our deliberate destructhis week advertise the Allow Body Heat to Escape tion of crop production and insist- ing. and Thompsons-Elgi- n Another thing that sometimes ing that the great and paralyzing makes the sections. baby uncomfortable diLaying of additional gravel will drouth is nothing less than a the hot weather, is placing during be required, and it Is stated that vine punishment and warning of it on a or matvery soft three contracts will be awarded. what may result in the future if tress. If these arepillow so soft as to course is continued. The graveling jobs will be let in such a the baby to sink into them, It would seem that those who allow two contracts, while only one oilthere is considerable Interference course when the warned against ing job will be awarded, to cover with the escape of heat from the the entire stretch from iCisco to it was first introduced were betThe effect is the same as body. ter prophets than they were givElgin, about 18 miles,. that by too much clothproduced en credit for being. U. B. Lee, oiling contractor, last A baby that is not given a ing. week completed the job west of chance to be comfortably cool durEFFICIENT POLITICIAN Green River, and is moving his the summer cannot be blamed ing "Yes, I used to be in politics my- for equipment to Crescent. The five-mil- e fretful and fussy. being in my stretch of road between Cres- self. I was cent and Valley City will be oiled town for two years, but finally lost REPORT SHOWS TOTAL first, and will require about eight my job." PAYMENTS TO FARMERS "What was the matter change days' time. The contractor then o will move to the of mayors?" Carbon County farmers who stretch. "Nope. I caught the dog." have signed wheat crop adjust ment contracts have received a to tal of $907.65 in benefit payments up to the first of June, according to a report submitted to Chaster C. Davis by John B. Payne, comptroller of the Agricultural Adjust ment Administration. The total for the State of Utah, according to this report, is $649,000.14. Total rental and benefit payments for the entire United States include $68,373,426.17 to wheat Oiling Highway 50 East of Here Cisco-Thompso- dog-catch- er Cisco-Colorad- Summer Ice Skating at Fair farmers, $2,055,233.55 to farmers up to June 1. fof-V- ;tU fS TV '- & away, doctor?" V,,,t w . n WKCI iii,Lv j- - UTAH Phone PRICE Ambulance Service ja" !f doc. i rooms riAj r ii in i vnur ivu. home?" answered ye was naughtv sn' v, little but repiied me," "Everybody , mush-some eat any 0f them Mary. "Papa gathered IS SIC ft i . dL A well-know- T7 Afl IP t f F! that knows where I itch." t CELEBRATION DR. N. E. KING Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop. Eyes Examined. Repair Work. I'TAII HELPER EXPERT Program for the Day Watch Repairing 9:45 A. M. at the Park ji Drum Bugle Maneuvers 11 A. M 5 By American Legion Juniors 10 A. M. j PIONEER PARADE JEWELERS R. A. Nilson -:- - Manager HELPER SHOE SHOP AND SHINE PARLOR WE PAY POSTAGE on !; REPAIR ORDERS FROM CAMPS 3 to 4 P. Bunnel Motor Co. ;I at Liberty Hall : 4 P. M. Sales and Service REPAIRS FOR ALL CARS UTAH - V at City Park J 4:10 P. M. S Elite Jewelry & vs TJ S Min to 6 P. M. Sportswithfor Children also prizes; Tug of War Between Married and Single 6 P. M. Bathing Beauty Am. Legion Jr. Baseball on Main Street 8:30 PM Big Surprise of Day, on Main S ivju riuiNXiJCK costume juane $y.jv S Rainbow Gardens, Prizes for Best Pioneer Coupi jj Watch Inspectors for the D. R. G. and Utah Railroads r. & GUARANTEED REPAIRING and Best Beard MUSIC BY WIBLE'S ORCHESTRA . By an Expert Watchmaker S Carbon County 12-PIE- Money'Savm THE WHOLE COUNTRY GOODYEAR TRUCK TIRE ? T Tremendous welcomehuge sales follow announcement of sensational new Goodyear tire keeps us and factory on jumpUsers say "43 more non-skimileage" understates It. Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Resolution passed by the Board of County Commissioners of Carbon County, Utah, on the 6th day of July, 1934, and in accordance with Revised Statutes of Utah, 1933, the entire County of Carbon. Utah, is created a fire district. d 19-7-- D. L. PARMLEY, (Signed) Chairman of Board of County Attest: Commissioners. B. H. YOUNG, County Clerk. fi 1 MARVELOUS NEW 19 NOW for a Vacation! We've never seen non-ski- SPEEDWAY, Built with Supertwlst of it-- the j?;'? i This is the time of year you get the urge to travel. The telephone can be of great assistance to you, calling friends in towns ahead to tell them you're coming, calling ahead for road information and arranging accommodations or calling back home to keep in touch with the folks or the office. 30 wav "aItiiutKeu in, these last ten weeksland it s the same everywhere we hear. What's more, people who got months before The Long Distance operator will be glud to tell you the rates to uny points Fair In Chicago. Tins view was ta lighting marvela are on of the moci impressive feature to ken from the t level of the greet crowda at the new World'! Sky Ride, looking eoith. New 200-foo- T7 The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. " Vr they're than' ri; 1 11 8 Show vmi n,nA-C.- .t $4.95 better . Wheels ...u(c it.i... I 11X9 to ..ki.wt nuu i' without notice and 8tate sales tax. I """lyiHI Weather which gives so much more iuuii;o!ungyou acei , . Sure, wa linvo Because GoodVearsTrc , e laAtst selS tires, vou Hot mnrP fnr 'Wl moiley no matter what you pay. chan( J to , Let Us n.t,, . 77 HELPE RSUPE R SERV. ICE Centrally 51 ATI "vfcvV4 HELPER If Other Hizes in proPrt' expertlv mounted miieaj,e records tr prove getting better than more non-ski- d mile:iiP 9W.,,.4 year's test fleet. Buy no tires 3'2 4.40-2- 1 's "PO" X $440 G-3- '8 G-3- I Cord . . Center traction; tough thUk tread full oversize Mr'?1 ruK the equal GOODYEAR r n n n vArfPx mm. Lock What You Get Xo 4?, m non-ski- d safety . . . Flatter WidS Tread Traction (16 d more 'iL' Tread (average of 2 lbs. QCaVler Toufihcr ' rd Oody (supports heavier reTd Lfdy) bought new sii-t- Parade BAND CONCERT V4 krr Men At Swimming Pool, Prkes 6:30 to 7:30 P. M. Admission 40c for both games Floral Co. 18 Years in HorsesM Tournament 5 BULL FIGHT jj P. M. Water Sports M. Children's Free Dance j: PROGRAM 1 P. M. BASEBALL Helper 2 MIKE APOSTOL, Manager - SPEAKING From Welcome Arch to City Park. Prices and Most l for best Pioneer, ! Comic Float. FIRST CLASS WORK 20 Years' Experience HELPER BAND CONCERT Daring Stage Holdup jj The Gift Shop 10:45 A. M. 9:30 A. M. 'I at NOTICE New World's Fair at Nklii i A 1 yourself?" Doris: "Cause I'm the only one g Pa-- S DRAT THEM CHIGGERS! "Doris, why are you scratching Winter weather all summer long is Fair at Chicago. Crowds are flock-Inthe novelty that 13 attracting thouto the new Street of Villages, for sands daily to the German Black a "tour of the world'' in a single Fnst village In the new World's day. e A. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Hr.LI'KIi LODGE NO. 16'9 Fred Hall, Dictator A. J. Carlson, Secretary P. M. Every Tuesday at 8:00 Hall of Pythias Knights ivh 1 i; 2S i leiepmm ..r attendance In . , corn-ho- g We presume that if the stork keeps on bringing quintuplets, quadruplets and triplets, as at n AAA will present, the have to issue an ukase about plowing every third one under. V&yKtt FLYNX, MgrJ rim . i - .. 10 uiu come 'Can you H. MRS. J. "WASTE NOT Helper Journal ' HELPER, UTAH, FRIDAY, JULY 20, i934 THE HELPER JOURNAL UTAH PHONE 221 Lubricate Your Car We Use . TEXACO Certified Lubrication System "I |