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Show HELPER, UTAH, AUGUST l1, THE HELPER JOURNAL PAGE TWO THE Helper Journal HELPER, UTAH Published Every Friday Empty Liquor I Bottles Must j Be Destroyed W 1 mSg H0 WMv JL. inLJJ y HSl h S ft fgH COOLEST PLACE IN CARBON COUKt f i 5c Candy Bars 3 for l(j Assorted Chocolates 6S& ?W attH STRAND SWEET SHfj Double Rich Ice CrearnSodTij Special Milk Shake 10c 1 GEORGE W. BAKER, - Manager One of the little known law's which went into effect throughout Entered as second class matter at the nation on August 1 is that con-WHEN the postoffice at Helper, Carbon cerning the use and disposition of CHARUE, ' County, Utah. all used liquor bottles and conGKT WITH TtV C""tainers. n THAT OVER BARNES JACK. g The law provides that after that Subscription I 6 Months - $1 date all bottles containing any 3ne Year - $2 SMITH 5KIHHY R THE JOUSNAL NEWS EDITION form of liquor shall be destroyed DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION D tdlo tmerc was hothih.4 TOLD HER tUKT IF tOO DQCY immediately after they are errpty. i Ntt-fTHE JOURNAL SHOPPER S EDITION This law applies to tho manufacVOU'O KtVER HE DELIVERED PREE TO EVERT HOME turer, wholesaler, dea'er and con X YW.W6HT sumer. WW Advertising Kates on Application Treasury officials declare that this is one way to stop the "bootlegging" of liquor. Since repeal, the illicit liquor dealers have been using bottles that have contained licensed and inspected liquors. In many instances the bottles have One copy of The Journal Is In- been refilled and the bootleg whissufficient for the Angelu Pawuzzl key sold as a legitimate product. family, so Anelo took out a subAnyone found with an empty scription in Mrs. Puscu'.zi's name, liquor bottle is now liable to a fine lie states that now he'll have one to as high as $1000 or a maximum read at his place of business and sentence of two years in a federal one at home to to find prison. As soon as a bottle is anything he missed in the first emptied it should be broken. perusal. It is believed that by this rule much additional tax money will be DEATH OF RELATIVE received by the government and it D. M. Faddis of Spring Canyon also is another step in the curbing Sunday received report of the of Illicit liquor business. death of his brother, John Russell GUYNN SPOKE AT OGDEN Faddis, which occurred Friday of last week at High River, Alberta, from Ogden is that Chas Report ulAT GOME BIRDS HAVE Canada, after a brief Illness. De Guynn, one of the leaders of the " TO BE ALWAYS cedent, aged 46, was a former resl Carbon County coal strike last DRAGGING -dent of Ogden, where funeral serv summer spoke at a meeting sponBACK THE DEAD AND BURIED PAST? ices were conducted Wednesday. sored by the International Labor Defense Council at Ogden last eve Miss Elaine Heck returned to ning. her home in Helper Thursday of last week from Fountain City, given to babies or children. It may States of less than 25,000 popula- that the small town bank seldom Wis., where she has been visiting be heated in a double boiler, al- tion need no longer fear that hold- requires more than 15 per cent of with relatives for the last five lowing the water in the outer ves- up men will clear out the local its cash on its counters for its rouweeks. Miss Heck attended the sel to boil for 6 or 8 minutes. bank if the little bankers are tine business. As long as the othWorld's Fair at Chicago and other After cooling, the milk should be willing to go along with the new er 85 per cent is kept accessible points of interest, and reports a placed in one or more clean, sterile bank robbery limitation plan re- there will be no interference with very enjoyable vacation. bottles, the bottles capped, and cently put into effect by the mem- business. kept on ice. During hot weather ber companies of the National BuThe delayed time lock helped to Subscribe for The Journal. it is safest to heat all milk before reau of Casualty and Surety un- work out the plan. This is an ingiving it to babies! derwriters. The plan does not expensive device which enables the but it does re- banker to open his safe during prevent hold-upduce amount of the Dr. William money avail- banking hours only, within 11 minScholes J. By able to the great and little Dillin-ger- s utes or some other prearranged peIn order to be pure, milk must to 15 per cent of that here- riod after the time mechanism has come from healthy cows. It must tofore in sight. been started. A hold-u- p takes be produced in clean, sanitary daiFrom all reports the best from three to five minutes on the of several After ries by clean, healthy milkers and investigayears Cities and towns in the United tion, the companies determined average. If 15 per cent cash were time to can your peaches is handlers. Then it must be kept on the counter and 85 per cent in the latter part of this week cooled delivered. until properly or the early part of next the vault where it would take time For, milk not only is an excellent week. We will be able to to obtain, the criminal would find food for babies and children, but it his trade much less attractive. supply your needs in peaches, mebe an to also happens excellent The idea was put into effect in pears, etc., at very reasondium for the growth of bacteria. able prices. 23 middle western and southern Some of the germs that grow read New Potatoes, Red Bliss, states in 1933. The experiment About ily in milk are harmless. 10 lbs. for 10c; tomatoes, 2c was so successful that this year it the worst they do is sour the milk. and 3c a lb.; solid Idaho apwas spread to the remaining 25 Others, however, are capable of states. ples, Winter Banana, for disease. causing As an illustration, if a bank takstewing or making pies, 5c Diseases that have been conveylb; egg plant, 4c lb; cabbage, ed through milk are typhoid fever, ing this form of insurance has 2 'Jc lb; grapes, 2 lbs 15c; $10,000 cash, it is permitted to scarlet fever, streptococcus sore have $1500 available on the counegg plant, 4c lb; lemons, 19c and tuberculosis. throat, diphtheria doz. to 29c doz.; all sorts of ter, the remaining $8500 being in a The germs of these diseases get plums to stew; peppers and vault with a delay time lock. If a into the milk in various ways. vegetables of all sorts at readepositor comes in with a large Sometimes, as in the case of tusonable prices sweet corn In check the bank starts the time berculosis, the cows are diseased. lock to open a few minutes later. prime condition, 15c dozen. Sometimes the milk has been hanGreen River cantaloupes, Once the moneyhas been dled by those capable of transmitprocured swet and juicy, large size, 2 the vault is again locked and the ting Infections. for 15c; standard cantabusiness goes on. There is a simCertified Milk Safest loupes, 5c each. ilar ceremony at the opening of Milk that is produced in accordOTHER BARGAINS the bank in the morning and at ance with the sanitary requireVinegar in fancy jug, for ments of the Medical Milk comnight when it is closed. lamp or vase, 17c; coffee, missions is termed certified milk. Reports for the year's experience i I X . , Schilling's or Maxwell, 30c show that the plan has been extraThis is regarded as pure enough to lb; Jello, 5c; Gerto, 25c; be used raw with safety. ordinarily successful. In MinneCHARLES A. FLOYD JOHN HAMILTON or Gold Medal cake Much of the milk that is marsota, for example, on three differanted in connection lth the murder wanted at Minneapolis for harboring of K. 31c Otto K. chief of of Reed, beans, MeAlester. obstruction ol Justice, and at police flour, ent days, in three different towns, pkg; keted is pasteurized. This means Dilhugrr,O.. (or and others who were Okia., slain ot hi the murder Sheriff Jesse Lima, 9c a ran; salmon, tall cans, 2 robbers found, instead of $15,000 in October, 1933. Hamilton escaped Kansas City In June. 1933, when five per that it has been heated to a tem- Barber In September. 1933, from the Indiana State for 25c; Par, large pkg and or $20,000, $2000 or $2500. agent and other peace officer' perature of between 140 and 150 Prison at Michigan City, where he was Justice has They a long criminal record, two bars of soap, 29c; a term lor au- Floyd convictions could not wait for the delayed time degrees Fahrenheit for 20 to 30 serving for highway robbery. tomobile thefts. Wheaties, 2 for 25c; starches lock to operate. minutes. The effect of pasteuriza8c; Majestic toilet tissue, 5c; tion is to kill most of the bacteria Budwelser hop flavor malt, that may happen to be present. It EXPERT 55c; individual pure pickling has done much to lessen the spread vinegar, 29c gal; Heinz whit of disease by means of milk. preserving vinegar, 60c gaL But even though milk is clean fine for salads and particto begin with and has been pasular tastes; large can toma'J J teurized, it may still become contoes, 10c; milk, standard taminated. Allowing it to stand in at brands, 5 for Sic; large cans open bottles or containers makes Rockwood cocoa, 23c. the entrance of germs easily possible. Allowing the milk to stand in & a warm place permits the rapid ; 4 JEWELERS of whatever germs multiplication VEAL AND LAMB R. A. Nilson may get into it. Milk should be Manager Roasts from milk fattened in stoppered bottles, at a kept veal, 9c lb. to 15c lb; chops, of between 35 and 40 temperature 2 lbs for 25c; stew, 8c lb; degrees Fahrenheit. young Spring Lamb Roasts, If there is any doubt about the 15c to 18c lb; stew, 13c lb. of milk it should be sterilpurity HELPER to PORK ized in the home before being Fresh young pork roasts, "BABY FACE" NELSON, HOMER VAN METER 9c lb. to 18c lb; fresh side S. P. COLTON whose real name Is Lester M. Olllls, for bank robbery mnd for ob- killer wntd and bank robber, is now Public Justice In connection with the by TELEPHONE pork, sliced, 2 lbs for 25c. structing case at St. Paul. He was paroled Enemy No. I and becomes the government's Notary Public billinger BEEF man. He Is charged with from the Indiana Stats Reformatory la "most WaiueU" a number ot crimes, Including the klllm?: X)LTON MOTOR CO. Corn-fe- d May, 133. beef light colorat Little Bohemia. SDlder Lake. Wu nf W. Carter Baum, a special agent of the ed meat Roasts from 9e Motor Vehicle Inspector of Justice, at the time Dlllin- . AFTER OfDepartment Rewards totaling $5,000 We ger and some of his confederates escaped HELPER UTAH pound to 15c pound; Steaks, 8:30 P. 00 M... net the Federal bad for LIBERTY fered cast agents Magazine ',"m them there, by 2 lbs., 25c; unusual bargains about .r Station-to-Statio- n information leading to the arrest or Rates in soup bones while they ' ' '.' capture of the five mad dogs, prinMake advance hist. THORIT HATCH HAM LOAF cipal associates of John Dilllnger, as LAWYER arangements by We have prepared a speyet at large. They are John HamStafford Building Face" cial ham loaf for those I10 Van Homer Meter, "Baby ilton, City Attorney Notary Public would like to stuff peppers or Nelson, whose real name is Lester 160-Phone tomatoes with something difHelper M. Gillis, Charles A. "Pretty Boy" ferent, 15c lb; the best maFloyd and Richard Tallman Galatas. LIBERTY Magazine, in malting terials. the offer of $1,000 reward for the Loose lard, 8c lb; cottage CALL arrest or capture of any one of the cheese, 2 lbs., 25c; nippy five, states: cheese, 19c lb; Swiss, open-ey"If you happen to see any one of 27c lb; pigs feet, pick-L- i! them, communicate at once with the 10c lb; Gargonzola, Tuma nearest policeman. If your tip lead to the capture of any one of these and other cheeses at reasonWatch Inspectors for tbe D. FOR SPRING CANYON Si ' A men, LIBERTY will pay you the able prices. K. O. and Utah COAL Railroad. LIBERTY is $1,000 reward gladly. ONE STOP TO SnOP more than willing td pay $5,000 to ANY GRADE rid the nation of these five men. GUARANTFFn "Study their pictures carefully. Reasonable Price Very Read their records. Watch for REPAIRINC, them. You may not be a policeman: 147-Phone an will be helping your com- - RICHARD TALLMAN CALATAS. By but you Expert Watchmaker "A SURETY OF PURITY" Sherldmv-want- ed In connection inttnlty lust the Same if you do your with Dick IS Years in Carbon the June, Kansaa Mcdonald's FLOWERS IN 1.POUND BOX OURGARDEN Milk Fruits and Vegetables s, Cramping Bank Hold Up Men $5,00 Rewards f 02 Arrest of Dilliiiger's 5 Mad X jriJ Bis-qut- ck I Watch Repairing The Gift Shop In the Market LOGAN $1.00 !&aljW' . 5UC HOT CHOCOUTT. Music and Entertainment by I ne TK T noraai Every Tuesday, ThursdJ I and Friday Nights f VAV.WmWmVAVAWrtV.V.V,v,.WIJ THE GRILL Excellent Meals CAFE Quick Service WHY NOT HAVE YOUR DINNER PARTIES OUIi LOVELY BANQUET ROOMS? CAN ACCOMMODATE 800. 50c TO mil OPEN DAY AND NIGHT HELPER, UTAH PHONE DR. N. E. KING Eyesight Specialist at the Gift Shop. Eyes Examined. Repair Work. HELPER UTAH Subscribe for GOLDE CAMEE Cabaret The Journal and Cafe OPEN DAY AND SPRING CANYON COAL CO. 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