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Show THE FLOOD HELPER JOURNAL HELPER, UTAH Wm. F. MacKnight, Publisher. ONE YEAK - $2 SUBSCRIPTION THI JOURNAL'S NEWS IOITION THE. JOURNAL SHOPPER S DITIO 6 MONTHS . J1J $1 S7 vuw Now DISTRESS-Chari- ty SUMMONS ! SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIStr. COURT, IN AND FOR CAR a?" COUNTY, STATE OF Utah' Plaintiff. vs. - TOXV 'Waller PctVV ASSOCIAI'O probably meant "some" The record made during the present session cf the Utah State legislature will determine to a very large extent the success or failure of the Democratic party in 1938. A of freak laws and a minimum of consti uctive acts will be the yard silok by which the results of the session will he measured by a critical public. With the Democrats in complete control of both houses that party must obtain" either the credit or the super-abundanc- e blame for a successful or an unsuccessful session. Many meritorious bills have been introduced into both the senate and house. Others have the of "crack pot" legislation. It is therefore up to the leadership of the respective houses to segregate the wheat from the chaff and to see to it that all legislation ihat passes must have the twin virtues of being both sane and progressive. of the Jouflas, manager of the Market store, is Success Helper back to work this week after having been confined to his home the past ten days with the flu. Chris The Pick of the Pictures Phone 70 HELPER, UTAH - Friday Saturday Continuous from 3:30 Sat. Bargain matinee to 7 p.m. "THREE SMART GIRLS" With Young Delightful DORBIN DEANNA CARBON ? Cantor's program Eddie 9 P.M. Saturday AMATEUR NIGHT With Talented Rudy Krissman Acting as Master of Ceremonies 6 6 ACTS BIG Of selected local talent Winners Selected By You PICK YOUR WINNERS Money Prizes Given - 'OPEN HOUSE' A Dashiell Hammett's thrill. ing sequell . jr ii P ? Utah Fuel Co. MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE FAMOUS Sunnyside 'Coal & Coke I Qihe Garner's . General Offices Salt Lake City Utah mi JArS & JOJIPH CALU1A AIm MAISHA11 fnm TuesdayComedy - Hi Should it happen to rain the unfortunate secretary is expected to have an6ther dry outfit ready to change into the moment he returns. Clothiers in Washington are doing rather well, thank you! . Those who object to the use of identification numbers for Federal bid age benefits are answered by the Social Security Bord as ' follows: Registered on the rolls are over 294,000 Smiths, 277,000 Johnsons, 164,000iBrowns,' etc.,vetc. proof enough, we bel evc, that only numbers can make possible the kep-ir- 3 of accurate records. Commission Allows Rail Coal Rate Hike An increase from $2.70 to $5.S5 a car on coal moving from one place to another fcr loading trucks at coal mines will be allowed by: the public service commission, ac-- ' cording to an order that had been published last Tuesday, The increase was granted upon application of the Denver &. Rio Railroad comGrande Western which contended the old pany, rate was used before rail and truck competition became keen. UNM JBStttAlPH TsddvHART tory by VALLEY" I M CHARD ARU:N' VIRGINIA CSUEY Thursday Htnfftt T -w. tat-- . Carbon Lawmakers On' Business Firms Are MILITARY.. PICTURES Various Committees Warned Against Forms READY FOR R.0.T.C, Business firms of Colorado, WyCarbon county's lawmakers, rep- - the; resenting this area in the stat oming and other states e legislature, were placed on con-- : Rocky Mountain area were cau-- j Tne Pn-cchater of the Re. e the.'tioned by Heber U. Harper, spicucus committees to serve ofncers associatfon wm r cf Region XI of the Social jview a law making bodies during the n,iIitary reeJ that fs ad. wt (Security Board, that the govern-- j apted t0 sfmlar conditions that . n Senator O. G. Lindstrom, Spring, ment has not endorsed any of theim!ht flri in now systems bookkeeping being Canyon, was named as chairman threat to the United States Mon- offered for sale. of the public institutions com AsLY Zhtr February 8. The special "Employers being apipi oacbed mittee and has been assigned to by salesmen in tbe Kuise of gov - meeting was called early last , other committees as follows: Ap - ,ernment agents should report this and according to officials in vt.e.o.mi uit.ee oi vue ' ,.r5Tol Maior R A. D. Stannis, 7V , i a """""-'i-"' aiiu muui, omio tat security tsoaru in uie t'auer-- , reserve unit instructor, will be r and j SOI, smelting. affairs, mining Building in Denver." Harpt-present. Representative Frank Bonacci, Major Stannis was among those Helper, was placed oa the louow Th;it slK.h nwsons have already ing committees: Appropriations, contacted business firms in VVal - Jhre for the iaauguration of the xpected highways, labor, mining and smelt - genburg, Brush, Lougmont and club laat "ear and is reserve area ing, public buildings, and grounds. Greeley. Colorado, was revealed tI 0m the Salt late this week. Officials here are Committee assignments of Rep- 'j)y the Social Security Board. a i i nr.ii anxiously Wellawaiting his visit, at resentauve u. a. rrt xiaweii, Mrs. D. C Cavenah has been which time he will inspect the ington, are education, irrigation, University of Utah and Utah State confined, for the past week with local reserve unit, its facilities and its Preparations are Agricultural college. a severe case of influenza, but , in order personel. for his arrival, and it is latest reports indicate that she expected he will comment Subscribe for The Journal the way to recovery. lorably on the local unit. of Beginning at a point 235: feet North of the Southwes Southwes Corner of the Quarter of Section 18, Tows ship 13 South, Range 10 Eas! Salt Lake Meridian, and run pres-jetco- j ! , wt-ek- . : J Friday, & Good Presswork, Good Typography, Good Paper We seek perfection on each order we print An order here does not mean just so much paper and ink but a happy combination of the printer's craft and February 5, HENRY RUGGERI Attorney for Plaint Attorney for Plaintiff: Henry Ruggeri, Attorney at Law, Braly Building, Price, Utah. Date of First publication, I" 5, 1937. Date of Last publicatf March 5, 1937. 1937. Howdy Folks: As far as our business is concerned, we believe that all we build" ers are on a strike We don't blame them this kind of weather. Although business isn't so good we probably have a lot to be thankful for Suppose we had a lumber yard in the flood area and had to watch it float away toward New Orleans Which reminds us, that we haven't seen any in collectors Red Cross Helper yet. We might have to send our bit in direct. Li j-- m nr n : yiii a "Sit-Down- ....Our Aunt Sally tnlnks that some of the legislators want to save the whole country while a certain few in seem to be interested asving only the old people. After the officials in a town in Scotland had vainly tried to disperse a mob, a preacher mounted a box and coll9 announced, "And now a ection will be taken up." Several were bruised in the rush to get away. The art of conservation sin't dead. 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PAPERS KNOWN FOR THEIR QU ALfTY . EIG ALLOWANCE- S- BUY YOUR PRINTING AT HOME YOU'LL BE BETTER SERVED HELPER FURNITURE HELPER, UTAH r ' ning thence North 104.3 feet thence East 208.7 feet; thenc South 104.3 feet? thence Wes 208.7 feet to the place of be ginning, together with all im provements thereunto in an; wise appertaining. And for all further necessi and proper relief In the premis SHAVINGS BANK NIGHT MOP.Z MONEY On the Screen to-wi-t: Dir-;serv- But everyone is interested In saving money. One of the best ways is to buy our Good Building Materials. Wednesday - Action With m$. Luwla fav-iso- n ILISSA DPiMONB" ,Crritt I Plus CHAPTER FOUR of "ACE B i Romance "SECRET THE STATE OF UTAH TO TE SAID DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned appfar within twenty days the service of this summons you if served within the co in which this action is brocj otherwise within thirty days service, and defend the above ( titled action, and in case of ji failure so to do, judgment willi rendered against you accorls to the demand of the Complaj which has been filed with Clerk of said Court. This action is brought to f cover a judgment foreclosing mortgage executed by Tony Pep also known as Tony M. Perry, being one and the same perst and Rosalba Perry, husband st wife, to George Adondakis, t by George Adondakis assigned the plaintiff herein, said mortis; being upon the following & cribed lands located in Hel? Carbon County, State of Ca ii Vice-Preside- nt with STEWART - office ' Clear Creek B in CHIPS Castle Gate and Mi.if visitor sat the other day when his phone rang. He answered it and after listening a while replied, "Mr. President, that idea hasn't the chance of a snowball in hades." (The last three words are our own.) From this incident, it can be surmised who asks the for advice and just how he gives it. At the farewell stag dinner given recently for Rex Tuewell most of the liberal minds of the atRoosevelt Administration tended. The purpose was to pay to a hero homage among progressives. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, who acted as toastmastcr, praised Tugwell as the man who had shaped and symbolized the New Deal. No such homage has been paid any retiring government official in recent years yet who will doubt that Henry Wallace is just a bit relieved at losing his undersecretary. For quite a. while Tugwel! made the headlines much oftener than his immediate superior. In the vicissitudes of public life quick change artistry is often One of the hardest things a faithful secretary has to learn is to throw off his office clothes at a given moment and appear in ' morning coat and high hat tor a carriage aide along the Avenue. Residents of Carbon county who had been wondering about the fixtures, advantages, class rooms, and structure of the new $G0,000 addition to the Carbon county high school, Price, were accorded their chance to inspect the proj ect Wednesday night when patrons of that school conducted "open house" between 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. An was extensive program arranged by the committees in charge to receive those who might be interested in inspecting the building. Miss Esther Reeves took ' charge of operations along this line. According to those who atthe night's activities, tending, a concert by i the high school's widely-knowcon band wa3 ducted in the auditorium of the main building along with talks by school authorities and various members of the school board. An elaborate reception and an opportunity to view the classrooms and work of the students was also afforded the many visitors The new building, which is the object of all this extensive plan ning, was finished last September as a WPA project to relieve the conjested classrooms of the main building. The new addition has six classrooms and is featured by a huge library and study hall. An enlarged type of room is also an attractive and useful feature of the new addition. Monday Cantinuous from 1 p.m. Sun. Mr. and Mrs. "THIN MAN" are back in a brand new hit i HIGH Regular Admission Sunday chance), MR, V-- PRESIDENT n Star of Ky I i0Si.. Defendants. ear-mark- s A 0ae ... Perry, husband and wife; Gca., Adondakis; George A. Pickers Albeit Esak; Wm. A. Cigar company, . a corporate' George Adondakis. as Attorney, Fact for Panagiotis Efstratio' Lendaris, Nicholas Efstratiou jj! daris, Emmanuel Efstratiou j" daris, Helen Markos Paygoiin Adontat' is, Aigyro Spyridon and Pagona George Batjele; The Helpfr Siate Bank, a con ation. Everyone realizes that "Cactus Jack" has broken all precedents since 1033 by really playing an important part in the affairs of the nation. Mr. Roosevelt not only depends upon his understudy's loyalty and selflessness, but relies upon his shrewd understanding of what the genus members of Congress will agree to and what will cause them to balk. LEGISLATURE ; knowa Perry, and being the same person, and work. THE also PERRY, Tony M. WASHINGTON', D. C When as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Helper, Gainer, speaking Jarbon County, Utah. before the Democratic National Committee said " the Chief (meaning the President) does the iMWERHFo'THfr Published Every Friday talking and I do the work" he UTAH STATE SPRATL1XG, E. JOHNSOM and PlER.CE DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION DELIVERED FREE TD EVERY HOME F. GEORGE S tj V jylltHllllii 7 Friday, February o, 19377 Helper Utah. THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Two f EASY TEBf! HARDWARE GO, X D |