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Show Helper, Utah, SPORTSMEN'S Friday, May 28, 1937 THE HELPER JOURNAL BANQUET WELTaTTENOED Caution Hinted On Use Of Columbia Auxiliary Names New Otficers Will-Pow- er .COM. COOK PRESENTED WITH GOLD WATCH Page Three. f miSMi Heleasect w-ita&- JHUfi. ii, at Session Lt Vf'rf "Sa." "Ancient and Modem Neerom-"cOfficers and delegates weitei OLD and Hypnotism. Denounced" named by the Columbia Ladies'! Car-- , is from the sportsmen I OSCAR greeted the sportsmen and vis itors subject of th Forty-seveAuxiliary of the UMWA. last al Churches of and assured thera and Emery Christ, Scientist week during the organiaation's first PEPPER Zm club rooms Saturday at 6:30 ation of p,, on. Suuday. May 30th. Coal Mined Up to 193G Valued Six Times 3Iore H meeting of the month. "'V . . BRAND a Amo aprvpn wnn ' 1 lDe Officers association. In rtere xney retained for office Gold Than Silver All Period and Same th The V ral.M During banquet waal,hat ho fjllowm... ,r .. another year were Ephia Foster, ' ml" ha V sa,d over Dy. thin. music R . TnJ I Marv council ty director: Pnlnnl , heart. pre3ided that th, y .... of the Carbon- etcena Into heaven t A tl. i dL president me .in... iuiy uouars to the v U H.v Jit Game aociation. mlttee whIch J UUdv, Will UIHlltlUl jmui.Tti no uuu and mit.'lIVi throne above the stars iMartha Stevenaen, EmeryFish CodsNo- chaplain; Gert- - miuitg a, of this iicense from is not such as the railroads and trades, Spratling generally industry r George 8haU Howe Brothers eir-!(" brot ude McCourt. press correspondMayor I OUARTS 25J me 10 weicuuieu l realized by the public," according the retailers and wholesalers) ne"' 10 the sides of the nt: Ho eus which appeared in ph II Officially Mv that ' aney see to thee Ian. w shall on Saturday. other aud to Julian I). Conover, secretary of j ould be dependent lportsmen mem uuiuB iuc, WUliam iwk upon thee, and consider elected were Rose Pacheco. flag uuo n.urutau .uiuuiK over the keys to sources Engle of ..... The inar- . .. represented employment. th.!tw Mavor J Bracken of Price rountv commission and man or the kff fCir tne tnat Helen bearer; A BLEND Vif assistant Zulakls. importance uuuining rtP end clltilill.lQ pledied lue eartn to trembl e, that Emma Candelaria, .. Gem- Industry to the United States, he ,' sentinel; OF STRAIGHT lubricants prodiKts, timlier, '.did ehake kiugdoms" (Isaiah 14). ma Zogmaster, warden. emphasized the following acts at nn,, explosives-- .o name only a WHISKIES the American M.n.ng Congress Delegates to the Central C0111ln0(ii(itl the Pstimaipil held at Cincinnati. Ohio last week miI.diases of are Foster and Ephia their support to th aseociation. whk,h by hp coa, Marie Kopasis, with Ida Bush- where operators from almost every 90 PROOt imluR(ry rp.K.h m He expressftl his WerB desire to see pice and Pessle liana as Unnually-would PI'e80nt:. be """"J the. Scofield area converted into a Within the industry is a capl- Tpn timos) thut ainm)nt of f tal investment of three and game sanctuary, and a fish hatchnav( (0 ,oon for olh(l. ,n 3 'itimt nun Diuion uouars. ine wage Dili ery established there. ESTATE VALUED A. S. Horsley, nit? aiuuau y aa tx uviq tin- j secretary of the BY INHERITANCE iui !..! nnallir i -- lllU tHl I 'pni1" rcor:nls for 40 pr cont1 association, gave a brief report of 0f the total freight carried on our! "i' amount 57. million dol- TAX APPRAISERS of wbich foi. a))0ut ont,fom,h armiU atcumpiisnments durine 191,1 YOU'LL EAT HERE AGAIN luro unno Klfnnmuii.i lu)mi "ortil He stated that 199,000 n.sh ' " the total revenue. The inter- '"iof were An appraisement ct 1137,568.50, 230 EAT HERE ONCE! to in labor million dollars the planted in streams and lakes of which is apprixi navy $40,000 anthracite fields. The industry as change of the products of a region carbon and Emery counties durwith those of another region of more than the heirs' inventory, a whole employs 573,000 men ing this period. He said total re was placed on the estate of the well over one halt million df Am- this vast country is facilitated by nins were $999.41 and expenses late Joseph Barboglio last Tuesday erica's wage earners of which cheap transportation, represented were 1921.28, leaving a balance in general by our railroads, anil by the board of inheritance tax number the bituminous industry on hand of 178.13. cheap transportation is made av. Ti i appraisers for Carbon county. Mr employs 472,000 and the anthraailable through the use of coal. Here's the answer see Colorado and Utah fiBhuay waiters, chairman of the liarDoglio waa president of the cite industry 101,0ti0. During 193G The coal consumed by railway committee, gave a brief re State bank here and the it is estimated that the realization first. There places to go and things to do in port of activities for the year. Helper locomotives on a typical year is e First National bank at Price. His would have to look for other MacRay Lopez and Pete Simon-ettyour home states! approi imately equal to the prodson, Frank J. Barboglio, is exemines reached the sum of uction of Helper entertained of one man working about the cutor of the estate. Western wonder spots galore dot the route of seven hundred and fifty million group with several comic read23,800,000 shifts. The board of appraisers com- dollars. the Rio Grande between Denver OUR SPECIALTIES Salt Lake ings. Rulon A. Bryner, A. W. prises "The value of all coal mined in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnsrui Dr. Harry Goetsman, on behalf City. The capital cities themselves are famous Mack and John E. Pettitt. The in- the United States up to 1936 has Sl'AGIIETTI were visitors in Salt Lake over recreation centers, with thousand and one nota- of the committee, presented State ventory filed by the beneficiaries at been estimated $41,271,000,000, . week-endvnly Place In Town the Commissioner Newel B. Cook with of ble attractions between. the will had estimated the es- about six times the value of all of KALIAN STYLE a beautiful engraved gold wrist The Rio Grande covers Colorado and Utah with watch. Mr. Cook responded to the tate at $156,578.45. The board the gold and silver mined during conferred with members the same period. PIES, Home-Blad- e a network of steel highways Its map is an index award by thanking the committee family last Tuesday beforeof the '"If Ihpro wprn no rnnl in the the NONE BETTER and stated that it was the first final f to vacation happiness. appraisement was announced. TTt...l Liuieu r... ouues, anu none impm mi, time in his life that he had been more than a half million coal Rio Grande vacation is" remark- the recipient of a The cost of gift while servBEST IN TOWN ably reasonable. Vacation fares are low econ- ing in this capacity. Iu his speech COMMUNITY CHURCH he thanked the local association seats in coaches and omy meals are served Sieaks---Cho- ps tourist cars for little as 90c per day fresh for Its splendid cooperation with Sunday school 10:00 a.m. Mr. the state association and its ac- C. E. BeverldKe. superintendent. downy pillows are furnished free to coach passen- tivities during the time he had Morning worship 11:00 Confer served as state commissioner. He ence sermon by Bishop Ralph S. gers every THE BEST BUY IN stated that Utah was handicapped Cushman. Special music and read 224 South Main St. CALIFORNIA WINE Helper in not having sufficient fishable ing of the appointments. .i Place with the Open Kitchen streams and lakes. He gave this My friends, you are invited to Where You See the Meal as the reason for fishermen leav- attend every session of the con CrOncrol Itrmivlnft Ssn FrnnciKO Prepared Lot Angttii Portland ing the state to seek better fish- ference and also take part in the ing. According to Mr. Cook, Utah social activities. Convenisnt daylight schedule pro. T. H. Evans, Pastor. ranks well up to the top in her vide a maximum oi scenic delight lot lh wild game life, especially the deer Bio Grande trareler. LAURENCE II. BEEBE ranges. The Rio Grands is ready and willing SPRING GLEN Chris Jouflas, general chairman to help you plan your vacation. MOFFAT of the affair, expressed his deep For detailed Information, regervationa. Special Agent For By Bud Strong appreciation to the members of .the different tha commltJeeB, F. L. GROSS, Agent business men, the city council, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Brown and ASSURANCE SOCIETY SCENIC EQUITABLE I and everyone who had worked bo son of Palisades, "Colorado, were I or THE 11 1 Phon Helper, Utah dilligently In helping to" put the visitors at the home of Mrs. Frank Of The United WORLD riot over. Howlett. Clyde Zorn spent a few days at 1C6 N. ... Phone 300 the home of his parents, Mr. and y twfi .Is w I"" a '. rnrw, I Pno-iaia- j'3" au 14 vri !..." "'"j J U A at iStVl i vuiiri. . VJI-i- L,, "-- EI r Body-meetin- - t. one-voul- (, ,,, iacatlon ., "Trite are e and a 1 a CHILI at as Id mm beer night DENVER d RIO CRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD flra Jr4f LIFE LINEiT - States First East, ,tr-.- v Jt IK m ... MR ,W ." W C; B were Salt Lake City visitors this I week. Mrs. it- - v. to ill ': - - " j&5SH 1 h wt - ?&f mm. mm. Mjwr w Mr 1 By Offering This Sensational Electric Range the Original Monarch Matron with Cooking Top "Z-in-U- ,, V- - I s (ran electric U iaujje aesign mat has become oooular for its many exclusive and desir aWe features. For instance, here's the three full size surface Here's units in a row on the cooking toP. This gives you plenty of Nina R. Calores of California returned to her home after a two weeks stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele. Alvin Timothy of Bountiful was a visitor at the home of his brother. Elmer Timothy. Mrs. Howard Jensen and son arrived home from the Price city hospital and will spend a fewMr. and days with her parents, Mrs. L. Heaston, before returning to her home in Hiawatha. Mrs. Minnie Krissman left for Texas Tuesday morning. John Jenson is confined to his bed, but hopes to be up and about again In a few days. Mrs. Orville Swanson's children spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howlett Mr, Swanson came after thorn Sunday nnd took them to their home In 173; '" GENERAL forking space in front where it 's most needed. Reaching over hot and fettles pans is eliminated. No over other cooking vessels. Utensils iy removed from units. all Monarch electrics, Model No. 37KWhas the exclusive oven, fully sur Insulated: face units combining speed in of preheating with economy dial Illuminated stored heat; i Jke y" oven temperature control. There's "a roomy storage compartment cooker will be at lower left. Or a 6-- nTstalled for only a few dollars extra. Ask ttftee the New Matron. HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARECU n The only Refrigerator with OIL andforted-fee- o 'r: All persons who are interested in the care of their cemetery lots in the Helper City Cemetery are requested to get in touch with Ernest Flaim, City Recorder, and if enough persons are willing to pay for soch care, a sexton will be put in charge of this work and proper eaie will be given on all lots that pay for this service. :: rfi ; lubrication d . .'features that give you More Cold at Less Cost! More Years of Service! ifeMttSWK Quieter Operation! Know the thrill of owning the best it costs no more. General Electric Refrige- rators are now priced within reach of everyone. Big Roomy Cabinets, Beautifully Styled and With New Advanced Features of Convenience and Economy l JJUL " " " rj mm V T L C a m, I Vrt m 1 i 41 15 NEW G-- E MODELS All surplus powered with the famous cold-makin- g that assures an abundance of cold and mechanism f If in 1 F Estate of William T. Elliott, also known aa Dr. Wm. T. Elliott, deceased. will present claima Creditors with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of A. S. Horsley, attorney at law, Silvagnl building, Price, Utah, on or before the 10th day of July, A.D.. 1937. M. S. WYCOFF, Administrator of the Estate of William T. Elliott, also known as Dr, Wm. T. Elliott, deceased. A. S. Horsley, Attorney of Administrator. Date ff first publication, May 7, A.D., 1937. Date of last publication. May 28, A.D., 1937. . C00UNG NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS ' ELECTRIC refrigerator m a Thompson. had Spring Glen centainly has some "sure nun cracnin- guuu ball game this season already." - IX Price, Utah Mrs. G. Zorn. Mr. and Mrs. G. Winu and family n I II M : i . MDUIN trnmnMV & i i A i ll. if ill P HELPER FURNITURE III HARDWARE . |