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Show Helper, Utah October, 4 1935 THE HELPER JOURNAL ipe rs n CARBON onals MINING DISPLAYS RETAIL DEALERS TO SHOW PROGRESS OF FUEL MEET GRANITE PLAY TO TIE IN Miss Elizabeth Patterson is"' Tuesday for SPEEDY FRACAS spent he has been Thursday int Salt Lake City. .nmnanv. i Lil a m w Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde and Granite and Carbon fought to children returned from are Gazel Tnff week's sroreless tie in a game . . n o u" me farmers' campus, Wednesday cl 'pareBts of a baby boy trip in Nebraska, . n concerned morning. last Friday, Carbon doped to win due to its large list of nicelyexperienc:a? Miss Gertrude Wahl will ed players, displayed Hashes of spend week-enrre J at the home of her good teamwork. The Farmers surhas spent the the ,Ja Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Al. WaM. and parents friends prised with their play. The back-fielrw,k visiting and showed power and streaks Lake City sit Mrs. Laura 'led la, is visiting of good open field running. Th air. State Utah the in r in Greenriver, tackling was not up to standard St. but their defensive work wa3 . Mrs. James Bergera Mr and Mrs. Victor San for Littizette, nrsday morning...111 nitirl were week-enguests at Oevipn The Farmers made the only m "F""" mey m where last week visiting with their dau- e wi threat :i0 Rpnr In fha flrct weeks. ghter, Louise. half,, whon ....... th me uttii i.in.--t.i .u. to Carbon's five-yar-d . have a pprt Kessler line just as iiM Mrs. Don Lambson and son and the gun ended play. and I; as u" Piipsts Mr. wuo are daughter Granite put on a sustained drive Car leaving in the near or ugaen, be Kessler ruiure to make their home in as the second half got underway. i Will U to their home i nursuay. Salt Lake Citv. taking the hall on their own fivj- have yard line and marching down th.?1 mi Mrs. Henry Parr Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pesetto were fiel(' tor six successive first downs to make and f moveJ to Helper at the state fair last week-- l 10 the Miner's visitors e line. The is interest-Tiiome. Mr .Parr end. They report that the fair this dinosaurs rallied and took advan-yea- r mine. Hard Scrabble was exceptionally tage f two breaks to recover e(i- fumbles, both times within Car M Mrs. T. Watters, of bon's t Lai. line. visitors been have Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Mike Apostol and The Farmers counted 12 first a.t week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jouflas were downs to four for the Dinosaurs. nrhter. Mrs. R. C. Sheldon. 3 of 7 fd Mrs. Watters returned among the Helper residents attend- They completed passes in Gd ing he state fair last week-end- . while Carbon failed to make its IWednesday. ad lone pass good. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher and The lineups: been E H. Thomas has Granite k to her home the past family left Helper this week for Carbon Salt Lake City where they plan Forsythe c Howe ot sickness. because on living permanently. The Fish- Ifamanakis ft las: Park rg tiere t, D. Mackay are ers have been citizens of Helper Dougherty lg and Mrs. Paul Holbrook rt Jolley le in Helper. Mrs. Holbrook for the last decade or so and Hel- Alger loses one of its best families. Silvagnia per It PeaVivian Keddington Miss onnerly Mr. Fisher was formerly a fire)f Sa! re Swanson Itarsing man cn the Rio Grande prior to Pappas er le Gunderson it Price. i Co. world war at which time he Aramaki ., Merrill qt Milton and child- - the Howard entered trf3 army. After the war, Tezak mg Cd rh Kramer ireinia, Gerald and Eugene he took over the Conoco gasoline Burgess lh Rynearson one to Mt. Pleasant to live. a in Helper and engaged in Reid agency fb Faust of Milton is an employee line until this about four years h Fuel Co. at Castle Gate. Substitutions: Carbon Miiano, ig: re; Marshall, Allred, M to Besides being engaged in busi- Oranite lg; Austin, en- md Mrs. Mike Turnbull Barnes, rt; Jones, lg; 1L now ness alin Mr. Fisher has Helper, and led at 'dinner for Mr. qb. so served as a member of the city Mackay, Ruth Miss and Ludwig, pd coihmis-sioner council as a county and and Mr. Dick Rogers at men and prominently identified Young Democrats home Saturday evening. with the Democratic party and the Meet, Propose Plans and Mrs. L. R. Thayn and American Legion. 1'ians for an active .year are M. Deeben were visitors .Yuta Yamasaki, daughter cf Mr. now-- being formulated the by state fair in Salt Lake City and T. Yamasaki, visited In Hel- Voting Men's Democratic X'lub of . with friends. Helper with an executive meeting per last week-enMiss Yamasaki is attending L.D.S. of the club officers being held Doc" Slopanskey wishes to school of nursing a: Salt Lake Ci- Tuesday evening. bee that he has now moved at the present time this is her ty The next meeting Of the organi LaSalle hotel where he wili first year and she. reports., the sation will be held in the Grill is headquarters from now work very enjoyable. club rooms Tuesday, October Bays that all friends and can contact him, there ....Barney Divietti, sound and film at 7:30 p.m. All members are asked .to be present, and any elgible anytime during the "home technical expert., at the.. Strand voter ..is cordially invited to join theatre, returned here this week the organization. from Elko, Nevada where he has H, E. Ford who has been been working as operator in the itiiffiTfmii" f past week is convalescing Elko theatre of Huish Theatre Li Hal!..J. . i, well-playe- d d d d u va E Mines and mining will be fullly represented in many exhibits to be seen on display in the mezzanine floor of the coliseum building at the 1935 Utah mate fair. The displays show in vivid fash- ion what has been accomplished by the Utah mining industry during recent years in the improvement of mine practices and processes. Cooperating with the lar ger mining companies in exhibits are the U.S. bureau of mines and the University of Utah. A distinctive feature cf the mines and mining exhibit wilf be the staging of first aid contests. Teams from many states will participate in competition for rendering of first aid treatment. Colorful charts will show In efficient manner statistics of every sort bearing on Utah mine o extremely high honor was won Andlon of Martin this week when he was awarded first prise by the judges of the Utah State Fair for landscape painting. Mr. Andlon has concentrated as an artist for sometime and has painted quite a selection of pictures. The picture winning the prize at the fair was a Carbon county scene. MAN Wanted for Rawleigh Routs of 800 families. Write today Rawleigh, Dept. UII 30 SA, Denver, Colo. NOTICE Dr. A. W. Dowd will r TT TT mmA YT Thur. Friday & Saturday First Prize At Fair Change Of Officers In A Salesman Wanted be at the Liberty Hotel, Price, Utah, One week beginning Tuesto The' day October, 1, 1935 Bur-bidg- . d well-attend- Price will be the 1936 convention city of the Retail Fuel Dealers' association of Utah, W. D. Salt Lake City, newly installed president, said Saturday. Other officers elected at the &th annual conclave of the association in th.? Newhouse hotel late Friday include Robert Crane, Provo, vice president, and E. L. Baker, Salt Lake City, secretary-treasurer- . The executive committee this year is comprised of Mr. Eldredge, Phone neu'S items chairman, Mr. Crane and Kenneth Helfcer Journal. Farr, Ogden. Directors elected Friday were, Mr. Eldredge, Mr. Crane, Mr. Farr, Ilet Holgreen, Salt Lake City, retiring president; Kenneth Salt Lake City; Orval E. George Brigham City; William Evan, Chase, Payson; JOL life Fi Hindi Logan; Heber Rupper, Provo; Byron Whipple, Levi; J. W. Randall, Ogden; A. E. Money, Spanish Fork; J. W. Hall, Wellsville. Local Resident Wins j j J. W. Bingham, president; Bess Jones, vice president; B. W. Mc: Allister, secretary and treasurer; Russell Williams, Price, trustee; and Silas Anderson, Spring Canyon, trustee. Chief objectives of tne association are to promote a spirit of cooperation between members and the board of education, to settle any minor disputes which may among the teachers themselves and to help keep the teach ing profession on a high, plane in the district. Teachers' Association Oct. by Marv The Carbon county Teachers' at a recent meeting selected Murray Lewis of Wellington to replace James B. Brown, who has removed from the district, and W. O. Murphy of Spring Glen, resigned because of other duties, on tho board of trustees of the group. Other officers of the club are 3-4- NEW PAINT FOR YOUR FLOORS? -5 and ' A new coat of paint or varnish on dull and i travel-wor- n floors will work wonders. The well improved appearance of your home that will result will more than com- Last Chance Kids pensate for the slight cost. We can supply the paint that will give you the greatest possible measure of satisfaction for the least expense. week-end- d Come CENTRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY COMPANY PHONE C o sai e A HELPER, 'UTAH 72 One! 1 1 1 3Z home. STAR TEAMS DIVIDE star BATTLES HELPER PARK AT teams representing the 'ke Federation of Amateur f Ics and the Central Utah divided c to be given to Randall f. Price third Backer, who N a broken leg in the re state diamond tourney held Jt Lake City. visitors, behind the expert of 5 (Lefty) Baird, Pinney !ee southpaw, won the first f to four. The Central Utah "fliers annexed the upennd to 8. Ti Pitching his first came rerl weeks, held tho Insprs m fa'riy well scatterer hits. kd n Central Mnura thp marlo Kv leaguers was a home Joe Tezak n Msman anil n dnnhia k.. nion Thp latfoi. way down from 'nlivr hinCtOtl. " 111 Kays-participat- e in the rncoun-'"mLunnen and Page crack-,J- t triples for r the Salt Uke "ray, and King Tuttle hit Pair of doubles. second game was an Inter-!,P- , the southern n rtln In tho taof innlnir fak an R to 8 tie. all-sta- HanHins In To Assist Hot Lunch Plans to provide J1 nr '"'Wrpn 18 PHI NOTICE TO BIDDERS Just what you have been Sealed proposals will be received by John J. Colzani, Receiver doubleheader a Corporaof of the Helper Garage, proceeds a the Sunday, ecials or I his Week ypLEGAL hot lunches . tti Cartion, at his office in Helper, the purfor bon County. Utah, chase of the Helper Garage building, located on Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company propHelerty on South Main Street, sealed proposals will per, Utah; also be received by said Receiver for th? purchase of an office safe, office desks, a Burrough'a adding machine, and other furniture and equipment now located in said building, up and until the hour of 5:00 o'clock p.m. October 5, 1935, at which time and at Helper Garage building,- they will be opened aud wad. interested Bidders .and those may examine said property at any time up to and including 5.00 o' lock p. in.. on October 5, li)j:. Each bidder is hereby requirto accompany ed and notified his hid with a certified check in he amount of 10 per cent of the amount so bid on each, or any of 'he above liHted articles bid upon, which said amount will be applied M. part of the purchase price of the successful bidder. The right Is hereby reserved by the undersigned to accept or reject any or all proposals submitted. looking for 7 Piece Maytag Washer Outfit pub-licall- y MODEL ,110 THE BEST SELLING WASHER ON THE MARKET. IRONING BOARD DRYER CLOTH ELECTRIC IRON HEAT at Stove COST! 1 urnace J w million families we now enjoying aa Allen's More than half Parlor Furnace; But here's aa Allen that surpasses all previous has modern stream-lin- e models. Entirely new, different design. is richly finished in "walnut" porcelain enamel smartly trimmed in black; And it has the heating efficiency of a basement furnace and the fuel requirements of a stove; Burns aay fuel; Has heat radiating fins with 100 greater heating capacity. Humidifies! Circulates' warm moist air all over the house; Size for size, this wonderfully fine circulator outbtats and outlasts 11 others. Don't shiver around when the next cold spell comes get ready NOW with an v: TWIN LAUNDRY- - TUBS Parlor Furnace Cm in and ALL FOR ONLY now SO ttt it. St also th ntu Allen' t Princess Ranges on display. Com wbtl our stocks art complete. pert Priced as low as ;". . E FIRESIDE CHEER IRON CORD By John J. Colzani Receiver of the Helper Garage a Corporation. urinK the coming school bepi adopted by tho Kl- ;i, , I he program Is being First Publication Sept. 20, 1935 "t with the aid of WPA. Iast Publication' Oct. 3 1935 J. v aKhan, chairman; Jack and John Quillco have "ne. as the club commlt- y out the program. Cen- fur fanning fruits, vegetables Wallace Mortuary fnr lion r Ihn Inn "Service above All" arp being established. Will meet prices of Morticians vicinity having an ex- have told burial certifi"mount nf who , or uen Kin trucK f lj i th.r orchard Is being cates. Phone 158 PRICE, UTAH contribute them to the "i" r OLD-TIM- $2975 Hdwe. & Furniture Helper Co, Helper, Utah ' "" My5J;.- - """a" .fTirtii hipiw mi ii . i. mt inrw ti rwiMnni Mrtiiifcitnii mint,--- ' |