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Show i 1 4. j Helper, Utah, Friday, September! THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Two . ) SERVICE - by production rrcm mines served rethe lino is cottcabla and has sulted in the placing of two additional crews in order to promptly serve the mines and handle the of output and the interchange line3. rail the connecting LONG WEAR CLICKS FROM THE RODS OF THE FOUND IN Utah Railway ...... '- . ROD RtUL I vrcmo LNULLJ e! v - Maloney Jr., son of Eng-ineer and Mrs. Mike Maloney of The two engines, Nos. 101, 103, Price, and an emp'oyee ot that th n & p. r. w rented frnm L'tah Railway, leave: for Portland, 3 Diasuer lesrl v ani tne Mrs. where he win fnrenart nf the ICrima outuon tk;. I r.00tr.n- made a trip wis, the Utah are now in use on the Oregon, Friday, Mr. lieto titn lienor rpturned Maloney has enter college. - ith his of line they are strictly slack burn done honor to himself in his week up state to the week after a vacation at a few days. for Boise, Idaho. ing power and were rolled out mineral studies during the past sister ith of the Utah branch early last year. ill Ronald Gardner was takenrusn- Mrs. P. C. Ciollwell and child- days, there have been nT. :oD week following the storm. and w aDDendicitis uui Of t. ren were here Tuesday looking Locomotive fireman H. L. Nil- .cur" Ud to the company hospital at after the affairs of the late shop tioa which hasn't proved J was recenuy recu.eu sen underwent IT r ho weeks The serious storm of September vice at Martin. "Sum' has nowisau iaae customsrs store keeper who died two 13 1, emerging from Hardscrabble that ago at Salida hospital. ininort the Ponitrv Association an operation. He canyon, leaving a heavy lot of of Utah and snends his time doing very well. ' 4 o rocks and debris across the train Bivi Celeste Flaim ha3 been in to Helper last week in not Fireman when chickens" "counting for preliminary work ex yards of the Utah Railway at fireing an engine. Frank Porter i3 on the extra.off or a couple of day3 with a ation ,3 OS atraat --Tsnoi -- Martin is gradually being removed been Dumpeu "" Thli I ;.fei board now, having bad foot. uuerpa3s. ennt win man a raiipj ... i rs. and the yards are nearly cleared from his Castle Gate switch CHURCH gine job by T. B. Rigga who was For the first time in the history andr construct a temporary up. A work train with ditcher COMMUNITY 4 P xrftt-t.21, u wiu outfit and a large force of men " noiij th ..end working out of Grand Junction of the Spring Canyon, branch of on this street while have been employed daily in mak,n& the Rio Grande, a passenger train up Sunday school 10:00 a.m.. Mr. 'at the time. tractors go ahead with thl ing necessary repairs and clean- C. R. raila over these u P' made its way Superintendent. Beveridge, off ing up of the yards. Engineer D. C. Gibson laid Tuesday with some very special rkrmit KenoatTi ti . Morning worship 11:00 a.m. hare and the message, Wednesday. guests or the Standard Coal com- 50 men will Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Simonson, Special singing God." be employed on o "Have Faith, in pany. Boiler inspector for the Utah, 7:00 p.m. Cliff Dyet visited in Salt Lake .3 in There were three Pullman cars work by the railroad and League Epworth were Salt Lake visitors on Labor aion of these were hired Mrs. Dyet in in the train and the guests were Leader, Mrs. Ted Thomas; Topic, Sunday with relatives. a goodly Day. share him. u!k accompanied "New Measures of Success." from various Pacific coast points weeK who from Helper. had Choir Practice 7:30 p.m. every representing! coal dealer Materials which Included bj Berg The gradual increase in coal Friday. Jimmy Cavenaugh managed to wholesale and retail this combreak away from the gallery of pany's product there. The guests potes cnieuy were unloaded finge scene of construction phones on his desk Wednesday were taken through the mine and the and give the reporter a little inspected the outer workings a3 week and more will be trc, news for the weekly column. well. They were the guests or tne in from time to time. he K "Mayor Spratling," Jimmy says, company at a banquet and dance a t 1 1. H. Bellows J. was the sued "hasn't had a day this month yet in the evening and returned to baj fJi, at work on the old railroad. That their home Wednesday morning, j ful bidder for Carman Journeyl Taylo: jud on me nignt shirt this city job sho' is keepin' the mayor i on and coal This job was thrown ope; This rush railroad hoppin' and mostly away from also his bread and butter." business on the Rio Grande 13 j extras Dy tne vacancy iSam one when Riley Young was calkones being felt in several means Castle Gate to work in the autooff the laid is Cima the evident during of the most Jack .0 h holidays to take in a few days matic transfer of employees from shop at that point. J.H, has f :.)fS fishing out by way of Fremont. one post of the division to an- on extra but will be regular dern other. Although most of these the new job. eight Young Sam Dougherty has been exchanges are temporary, it is i 0 Added help is being used or. helping the boys around the shops expected that the propericus trend at Kenihvorth should and Cal conditions as a helping hostler. Spring of business branches of the Rio Grande make some of them permanent. A OTHER TRANSFERS One important transfer in the week and will be continued JS some time. new of This is aid was that Gene Stone who is known along local clerks' group : to on crews line both the and the line in these parts and who Pete Archer to Salt Lake City. d ot has been employed in the clerks Pete has been employed in the the carmen working on tl h am and due particular!! line of occupation on the road, office of the yardmaster here since branches, . Jin il 1. : . : has gone to Ogden where he will 1931. He came here from Soldier me uig saiu "i. Business in be employed by a transfer from Summit where he had acted as production. In looking over figures car dispatcher since 1930. this office as a clerk. coal one time was who at production and compaj 'at Kane Roy V. L. Jones of Ogden has employed at Helper and has been them with last year for the 4 Tins HOTEL IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED moved to Helper where he will working in the Salt Lake office ending September 4th, abod wcrk in the yard office as a for the past several years, was thirty per cent gain in coal clerk. Nephl Kay of Price, has the recipient of one of the major ptia is seen. Despite the condi: coal s' been transferred to Provo from promotions given at this time. of the nation-wid- e was last which yeas to He was transferred pending Ogden for Ogden as a clerk. Bud Deason C. General Mgr. has been transferred from mid- where he will act as a train- this time and "upped" produei night shift in the yard office to master at that terminal. He is a at most of the mines at SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL ousmess ti the afternoon shift which Pete brother-in-laof Ernest Gardner time, improved are tions Archer formerly held. unquesaionable of Helper. lib when the production at this iU1 Mrs. Charles Masters returned excedes that of last year 'ast week end from Salt Lake and Paul Montanon of San Francis others of the receDt years' Ogden where she had been visit co is breaking in cn the switch j THE KEY TO NEW WORLDS ... 1IC ing for some time. While there c Mathewson, third tj she attended the funeral of Sec- staying at the home of Mr. and was transferred to operator Power to envision and to achieve is the key that unlocks retary of War Dern. Mrs. Jack Loftis, Jr., while in UN telegraphers office in opportunities. There are always new worlds to conquer, new Lake City. Helper. Jimmy Greener who was hired heights to attain for young men and women with strength of . out at the local yards as a bill t nii mind and spirit. nwjumjiniynWyy clerk a couple of months ago, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY stresses practical train-Inhas now been transferred to and a vigorous spirituality. It offers College at its Best. Heber where he will be on the extra list. Jimmy says that he would only take a couple of his Larger than 86 per cent of the nation's colleges and shirts for this call as he exuniversities, it is able to provide not only liberal arts courses, pected to be bumped in a day but studies leading to success in business, the professions and or two. a wide variety of other occupations. i Mike j j FOLLOW the lead of big tire users who buy only on proof of performance. i ' Last year Greyhound buses traveled miles from Coast to Coast and from Canada to the Gulf across deserts and over mountain roads. ,it 138,000,000 y operation for the past four years. This is Indeed a tribute to careful driving, efficient equipment and the reserve safety of Firestone Tires made possible by the Firestone Patented Process of Gum -- Dipping which prevents internal friction and heat. repiu "The Masterpiece of Tire Construction" J BUY ON PROOF OF PERFORMANCE BRYNERS' SERVICE I - Automotive Electricians M. O .FORTER MANAGER HELPER. UTAH PHONE 342 i cv ... They have won the National Safety bus Council's highest award in inter-cit- I I 7i !Hk e 1 ling i Cl 1 get owe Squick!! FR0M MABEL'S ROOM,, (MSgES m OWmmt Too!!--HURR- HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE . 1 j RATES $1.50 TO $3.00 Y,; Ernest Rossiter, to -- u pi pt j p i 1- - g FIVE COLLEGES: Applied Science, Arts and Sciences, Commerce, Education, Fine Arts. Graduate School Research Division Extension Division - mm lF- 1600 Courses T T r lere comes com- BRIGHAM an embarrassing situation? It's the ofJ, old story a shortage of lamp bulbs, and a scramble to juggle the remaining few. from one socket to another. YOUNG 1 "Scholarship - KHAE'S TYPEWRITER SHOP Service, for Typewriters, Adding Machines and Cash Registers, CALL f SUN Price, Attorney at Law 1 and 2 Silvagni Bldg. LO YAL ORDER OF MOOSE Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. ?Q I Knights of Pythias Hall i. Carlson I jPl fel? r G0RGE,lM1 MOFFAT n SCENIC LINE HJ : OF THE 1 r 5ave After 7 S ADVOCATE , $106,209.04 Carbon in of ranks m Rio The total off gensrai taxes of which County, to MP' $60,195.10 m Stat goes for support of school. istic3 show that the per capita Utah in cost of education is $60.81. School taxes paid b the Rio Grande finance the edu cation for one year of 990 SCHOOL CHILDREN RE No other Carbon County emr "uch contributes to education so B" the so willingly as does Grande. Every, oundau HERF AGATE education your railroad a foremost local citizen. Grande in 1935 paid a arvd PRICE, UTAH Sales, "TAKE ' As a friend and supporter NO. 1659 Earl Shumway Dictator Spirituality - Character" It's mighty inconvenient and entirely; unnecessary! Does this happen in your home? Rooms 4 Phone 397 Secretary HELPER LODGE UNIVERSITY UTAH PROVO, HANSON 15. Price A. pany I" And is this - 34 Departments FRANK 11 A r I. fans Ship and Travel F. L J IIS by LOU Ra'1 ... Pnne GroR. f Aoent . 9. tiS u! ' I n Utah v-- . " 1 t.' . V'tll lltAvA AMtnttf maL-aI- kAInrtrf Mazda lamp bulbs are cheaper now than ever and they cost less than ever to use, witH Extra Electricity; at Half-Pric- el f Sou? QjisA Seima ! An I r ... I L. Sec Your Mazda Lamp Dealer or Utah Power & Light Co. ELECTRICITY is the BIGGEST BARGAIN ft V ""PW - ' - in the Home I io otLL realize cash ' f. VJI AUTO Save' on Sunday n 5 -- To -- TO "-- nlottofte 7 and . YOUR m, LOAN Is quickly and easily car to a prospective purchaser on .i cut dewn monthly payment If you still owe on your l Obtain.. riik m nunuies ...... ...nlnfl V0UP .n in tu w.inouit assigning your salary check or obtaining endorser. .-- niou"' FT e ' s 1 PRIVATE LOAN CREDIT CORPOBATlOj Price phone Silvagni Bldg. Mi |