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Show T Utah September, 27 1935 THE HELPER JOURNAL RAIL RCUDNEIPS PAGE FIVE and give alms; provide yourselves Trend Of Christian that wax not old. a treasure Faith Is Set Forth1 bags in the heavens that faileth not, MOTORIST GUARDED AGAINST DANGER where nr thief approafhetli, neither moth corrupteth. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also" (Luke 12: 33, 34). Included Is the fallowing correlative 'from tlvs Christian Science textbook by Mary Raker Eddy: 'Christianity causes men to turn is the subject of the in ail Churches of Christ, Scientist, oa Sunday, Sept. "Reality" lesacn-sermo- n i naturally f:o;n the matter to rit, as the Ho ver turns from spi- dark-res- s to light. Man the i appropri.-te- a those things which 'eye hath not seen nor ear heard" (p. 459;. The average motorist will be en-- 29th. end to enter the University of dangered by skidding seven times Among the Biblical citations are Minnesota, at St. Paul, lie is the O every one time mat he will be th.j following: "Sell that ye have. V ; j son or Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Fluib'Tg acei-lento t thy hazard of uhject?d this city. i,f from a blowout, according to ticnal world is my friend because i . John Laboroi, local Goodyear deal- I am the friend of its happiness".... 'MSCSBSBS&SSB&BiBaLXcSiSi j WILSON er. where yardmaster Eliiot has been BY M. H. when these thing can be said, out tne i.ie night previous "A recent survey by insurance run bowlegged and now walks as and we assume that Fred just companies," said Mr. Laboroi, "as- ..hen tnat country may boast of SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT . fc. though he had been in a saddle couun t make the grade with, for certained 1 Manager, that motorists represent its constitution and government. L. F. (Signed) Roger Reynolds jfor the greater portion of his ca ty minutes sleep. ;;fnera! Manager. ing all sections cf the United Sta W. reer. tes seven are times more likely ;,nerill Mechanical Supt., While the strike is on three car'o be involved in accidents, or Divisional Supt. men from the mine branches are ;eil and near accidents, as the result of By the Trainmaster Loftis reports that JOHNNY other . together with various in Helper repairing cars working skidding on slippery streets, than Road Side of '.es of lesser title such as 50,131 tons of beets will be har- - and getting them generally in as the results of blowouts. secretaries etc. vi- - vested in Sanpete and Sevier Val-- j shape to take care of the coal out- WORLD FAMOUS GUITARIST asters, The blowout hazard has been Unique on a trip of leys this ye-r- . There will be mov put when the strike has been set Helper Tuesday reduced to a minimum due to ed by the D&ItGW to the and his in Americas Oil lOUHiiifi "w v" every factory tied. modern tire and tube construction at at this point. Gunnison, Utah beginning ei ,ets of the road best methods," Mr. Laboroi continued, picture. that everytnmg ther October 7 or 11th depending! Misses Lois Barrett and Wanda e informed "but a car can skid at any speed with met on the saccharine content when Leavitt left for Salt Lake WednesYour RGMW Helper terminal if not provided with sufficient tots- - the test is made on Oct. 1, and day morning to attend the Univeriproval of the brass fataliand traffic traction, many buys a choice bin line tracks are reported will continue for aixnit six weeks. sity of Utah, this coming year as ties are caused as a result. Two extra plus a safe, comforta engine crews and a like freshmen of that institution. exceptionally goci suapo. "With the winter season appronumber train crews will be requirble ride. aching, protection against skidding Charles Masters, carman, in the increases in the beet crop this thru business, West to East ed to handle Tires importance. this year, on the Marysvale branch. local shops has just returned from with a ,vier than at anytime tread are good, clear-cu- t to note that t is pleasing mi extensive trip to St. Louis, Mo. essential to safe winter driving? lumber Coal bu ! ie.5s has picked up and other eastern points. heavy shipments of 0k as Tito Goodyear luui- - thru the Helper terminal so that Mr. Masters, in visiting St. Louis tire uses hoviug easiwaiu wuiiu the famous diamond in the East Wm. Cogbill who Irves at ttat business Helper was visiting the scenes of his block tread that has been used for juing more confident and Is but who har, been working out of youth and his observation of the 27 years where maximum protecl THt SCiMIC WAV Grand Junct'on has been able to old home town are quite interest- tion against skidding is needed. ing for expansion. jjelper jelper ROCKIES come back here to work. He has ing especially since he was there "This tire provides protection to the coal strike conditions been assigned to tho Castle Gate at the beginning of the American against skidding in any direction to pull off three mine run. i necessary Legion National Convention which and will give traction in deep mud 10:08 p.m. Lv. Helper SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 this week. One mine runs is now in session in St. Louis. as well as on wet or icy hard For the crew, 6 inspectors, were alTourists to the San Diego ExUp until Saturday night 180,000 highways". Ict cff. This means a cut in position via the side door St. had in registered pullman legionaires 5:15 a.m. Lv. Helper ocal RR force of 27 trainmen route are now returning eastward Louis and the whole town has Don't Miss Dancing to This Hawaiian ii of the inspectors located but a decrease in to its visitors. doors the of this type opened West the for Grand Music, ft various mines, besides a business has been noted with plea- Ample housing facilities were protwin with its crew, all of sure by the railroad officials. It vided by hotels and private home3 For The Constitutionalists For Information, Tickets v means a loss of about 200 seems that since the government for those already there and for BYRON CARTER, Agent in be said shall When it any r per day in. salaries. cut off the convenience of lodging those to come. The Pullman Car LADIES OH CARTER TRANSFER CO. GENTS 4Q4 country in the world, "My poor houses and free meals that the Co. was ready to provide sleeping are Utah or neither Helper, ignorance happy, iy Jack Cronin, Asst. Traffic yen for travel has materially fad- - quarters for 10,000 to 12,000 and Phone 213 w ill of the D&RGW meet ed. Oli well, somethln had to hap- - had cars spotted in the St. Louis distress is to be found among the of are empty people, my prisons the local traffic club at its pen somehow to take the joy out yirds for that purpose, prisoners, my streets bare of beg-germeeting early next week. On husre a of life. Saturday evening the aged aTe not in want, nrnivnl parade was held and Mr. the taxes not oppressive, the ra- to work as ae Stone went . " Grease Mcnkcy, Masters says it was a huge col Second in the yard office this week. Fred Voil, wa unable to report umn lfi abreast marched by for Is a new job and creates an for work Tuesday A.M. The exact 1'Ours and created a form of en position in me local office. "attire of bis disability 'could not tertainment ttv like of which he in St. Louis be learned but we understand that never witnessed sinesa thru the Helper termi- a meeting of one of the organiza- - Signs of welcome were in abunhas increased to the point' t;nna tn which Fred belones was dance, and every place one looked they saw Welcome Legion. One of these i:i particular attracted many tea : mnvnts. This creation was a lop the Famoiu & Bunn building and fcreamed its message from a 7 stories high and a city area. Hock long )UR LOBBY IS DELIGHTFULLY AIR COOL- Ar.lfuser Busch Co., kn:wn ED DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS as the makers of "The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous", erected a bar 1010 ft. long and sent 1 1 J If I JUI . absolute down 5000 barrels of the same fa- protcction-yo- ur I H and 1 the for M I assurance disposition nifus product RADIO ofhigh quality 200 ROOMS T of the Legion. It is a sate bet that -Mi f, f i W the utmost in value. FOR EVERY none of it had to be used to wasl' And the streets. ROOM Boy Scouts acted as eseort3 to 200 BATHS visitors and a crew of 3000 w as on the job all the time. These future Drotectors of our co'.ntry were keeping taitn ana tne iegianaires at all times and did a lob that on co:nmenda:io.i the highest ly would describe. Mr. Masters, a veteran of the Fth Battalion, Canadian Army, af fectionately known as the "Black Devils" 'during the World War period, says that Lis only regret was that he couldn't stay and see whole show through but he the s THIS HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED schenley-schenley'S was due back on the 24th and so P. Bus had to miss the annual Legion pa RED LABE- LGOLDEN WEDDING depot In hotel building. Interurlmn just across the TTTTTi . Sill ir'ss IAV rade as well as the rest of the I street U. P. Station just 3 blocks. iJ mtMiwn WHrariv party. America's premier blen- d'tf j ! blended whiskey ''TrWr 03uTBHjt? Blended for better taste"... 'ji Subscribe for The Journal. 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KELLY PETILLO, ON MAY, SO, WON THE MILE INDIANAPOLIS RACE ON 500 Firestone Tires, breaking the track record and driving the entire distance at a rate of 106.210 miles per hour. track, without tire trouble of any kind, demonstrates the strength and blowout protection that Firestone builds into their Gum Dipped Tires. year old-bric- s urn HiiiiTr r' iliMllNMRH Prr$Til I tfWiflJ'Wg "4iSrM gpJSa easy-on-th- T . because it's a hlend of cost. y' ttiltftht throat whiskey you've wanted-lea- rn of its smooth mellownes- I-fc- MmmltV This record is an outstanding demonstra-- I tion of tire efficiency. To go 500 miles in less than five hours on this rough and bumpy 26 I!';J ma WfvmWmMii k HOT BLISTERING sands of Great Salt Lake salt flats failed to budge the fibers of FIRESTONE as Ab Jenkins drove his sneed and endurance racer for a new World Record last week. in 3000 miles averaging 127.2 miles per hour Not one blow-ou- t and at temperatures as high as 120 degrees. 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