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Show Helper Band Again Takes High Honors RETAINS CROWN IN JUNIOR DIVISION CARBON HIGH WINS IN SENIOR CLASS 4 For the second consecutive year the Helper junior high school band "U" PER .n. VOLUME XXII Helper, Carbon County, Utah, NUMBER 45 Helper Wi OURNA , The Journal offers It wive risers as complete circolatloB t&m this district m It U posriMe te A circulation whiefe ts Friday, April 21, 1933 bet Ninth and Tenth cJ-wa- PRICE FIVE CENTS irades Next Year under the direction of A. B. Case-macaptured first honors In the parade, with Spanish Fork taking second place, and third position ROSIANA GERTRUDE SAGE CARBON STAKE MEN WILL HOLD TRACK MEET SOON SUNDAY 7 1; LBS. NICELY going to Wellington. In the senior division, Carbon A. L. Sage missed lodge meetCarbon stake M men are plancounty high school took first place in marching for the third consec1932-3- 3 ing Tuesday evening, and when rening on holding a track meet the utive year, second place going to latter part of this month, with a quested for a reason the following $, Fruitvale, Colo., and third to Pro- -, tennis tournament and horse shoe morning, smilingly explained that Jvo high. Carbon high also took 4 Tuesday noon Mrs. Sage had prepitching included. While plans still t ' GENERAL REDUCTION OF ALL SALARIES EFFECTED first in the concert division. are incomplete it is intended to I s i sented him with a pretty baby 1 com Carbon The AND BIG CUTS MADE IN GENERAL OPERATING hold the meet at the Kiwanis field county chorus, Cyprus high of Magna received daughter, little Miss Rosiana Gerft I trude, weight 7 pounds. Mother its third straight championship in ing to the Liberty hall in Helper in Price, and conclude the day I EXPENSES FIRST STEP IS TAKEN TOWARD class B division of the conecrt con- next Wednesday evening, April with a festival, with fathers of the I 1 and the little lady are doing very SECURING HIGH SCHOOL FOR HELPER v 8 at is 26, of M men as guests of honor. o'clock, test; Springville, second; Delta, comprised 3 splendidly. 150 mixed voices from communiBUY AT HOME BUY AT HOME third. Fruitvale, Colo, for the second ties thruout the x county, and is Striving to keep within a curt consecutive year was awarded said to be one of the finest groups income and, still maintain a tailed first place in Class C; Huntington, of singers in the state. k satisfactory curriculum, the board rv1 V The chorus is under the direcsecond; Castle Dale, third. of county school commissioners at North Sanpete high of Mount tion of Ora B. Harding and will their meeting the fore part of be heard in this city thru the cour Pleasant took first in Class D, the this week adopted a budget which first year band division; Ferron tesy of the Helper chamber of The Helper junior high school is approximately $75,000 under ; some commerce. The chorus time second. high school, at- the one drawn up for 1932-3is in band The this week, Logan ago made its initial appearance in Helper Again Wins the state competitions be- budget for the 1933-3- 4 school term tending were when hundreds school turned band Price, Helper junior high Little information so far is ing held Thursday, Friday and anticipates a possible expenditure SURFACING AND again was awarded first place in away from the doors, and it is ex ASPHALT of $328,300, as compared with a " as to the manner in Saturday. FURNISHavailable BE WILL GRAVEL the junior high school division of pected many from the county seat 1 I Some of the solo students left $401,281 budget for 1932-3which Walter Snider of Price reED CITY WITHOUT COST concert competition; Spanish Fork will journey here for the program Two High School Grades ceived a bullet wound in his head Wednesday noon, while the other The musical program will be second; Wellington, third. some time early Sunday morning. members left Wednesday evening Cenext term will be given followed by dancing. On or shortly after the first of In the drum major contests, Helper He was found on the front steps and Thursday morning, some go- the 9th and 10th grades of high BUY AT HOME. cil Christensen of Carbon county May, depending upon weather conwhile others made train the school, with classes of his home about 5:30 a. m. Sun ing by ditions, the Helper city tennis being held In high school, was awarded first day morning by his wife and car trip in cars furnished by local the local school building. To take courts will be ready for use with place. Earl Peterson of Central ried into the house, she summon- people. care of approximately 160, high a new surfacing of asphalt, followhigh was second. ALBERT V. WEIGEL BUY AT HOME medical aid. Inspection of the school pupils who will be enrolled Michael the the In city junior group, ing plans completed by Domestic Trade Commissioner ing wound showed the bullet had en in these grades here, the school commissioners at their regular of the Los Maloney of Hiawatha was awardAngeles Chamber of tered the left side of the head a' board has secured a lease on the ed first place; Walker Diamanti of meeting last week. Commerce. bove the eye, ranging downward Quilico store building just north Henry H. Jones, who has leased Helper, second; Miss Evelyn Ellis, and coming out thru the right of the state bridge where children production of the Utah Rock AsWellington, third. Making a business survey of jaw, missing the brain cavity and Instrumental Ensembles Miss Elizabeth Martinelli is as- in the north end of town, the first, phalt mines at Sunnyside, has offor tfca purpose of creating failing to cause a bone fracture. Utah sufPalisade. second,1 third and fourth grades, the with to fered . Brass division, Carbon, in the Strand Sweet shop. city present sisting (Submitted) a greater interchange of Utah and While members of the sheriff's to will both the surface ficient study. Woodwind, Carbon high, clarinet asphalt The girls of the Carbon county products, Albert V. office have been unable to secure The Quilico brothers have turnquartette; Palisade, clarinet quar- high school have organized a club, courts, this without charge, and Los Angeles week-en- d Mrs. R. Moss was E. a Weigel, domestic trade commis- any explanation from Snider other ed this building over to the school tette; Carbon, woodwind quartette, business visitor in Salt Lake. for its name the "Girls' gravel will be secured in the same sioner of the Los Angeles chamber than that he was shot while walkboard without rental charge, thr it manner, only necessary being if Saxophone Cyprus, sextette; selecting League." The girls were divided for the an alley, they are not only stipulation being thai'"he city to pay the costs of of commerce, will be in Helper ing thru Cyprus, quartette. into eight groups. In each equally Bernice to VaNatta is confined school board on the material. Friday, April 28. He is making a thoroly satisfied, it is . understood. Lack of space compels us to of these transportation assisa captain, of taxes. It will be necessary to do The labor will be handled from six weeks tour of the state and The course of the bullet would in- her home with the mumps. hold over the names of winners in tant and groups secretary were chosen. RFC funds and the dicate Snider had been bent over some remodeling before the buildbe visiting all communities. will the solo contests. city In a meeting of captains, assisWhile here he will call upon lo- or lying down when shot. Charles and Jimmy Guerrie of ing will be suitable for the holding-oBUY AT HOME tants and secretaries, the follow- put only to a modest expense of cal business men and producers He is conscious and expected to Grand Junction were here over to about $60 to complete the courts. school, but the cost will be noming officers were chosen for the discuss sales outlets for Utah recover. the week end. courts inal and more than offset in the two double are There club: Peggy Flynn, president; Ida BUY AT HOME which will be equal to the finest products in Los Angeles, and also saving of transportation which Marchetti, vice president; Wanda in the state when completed and will endeavor to find opportunities Jim Galanis spent Monday at- will be made. An acre of play-- . Miner, secretary and treasurer. to sell more Los Angeles merchanto business matters in ground will be available at this will this year again undoubtedly tending Group .meetings have been held dise in Utah. In the evening he school. Salt Lake City. on Thursdays and Fridays. Each find great popularity among the will be guest speaker at a meetof tennis. lovers ,The high school grades in Helmeetgroup has a name. In these which will be attended by the ing next term will accomodate BUY AT HOME per Mr. W. Mrs. and Decker left ings girl problems and school etimembers of local civic and fraonly Helper students, but it is to make their Tuesday morning quette are discussed. All of the ternal organizations and business planned that more room will be future home in Provo. The board of county commis- groups have met together in three men, to be held in the Railroad F. R. Porter's secured that Spring Canyon stuFollowing Mayor sioners, sitting as a board of tax' meetings. At these meetings Docchapel at 8 o'clock. dents eventually can take their proclamation last week setting tor s meet-ingand Mrs. Mrs. have William Hamilton hold of Grand will Henry Ruggeri I equalization, The Los Angeles organization public the period from April 14 to studies here. Some one pulled a fast one on believes that the west will be more 28 inclusive Junction is spending a few days in the court house at Price talked to us on topics interesting for the annual This step, it is understood, Is spring June 1, 6, 7, and 15, according to to all girls. At the last meeting County Commissioner C. R. Fahr-in- g quickly developed if the people of cleanup in Helper, many have en here with relatives. to the seeking of a preliminary we coma chose contests at the band the All for C. R. Commissioner president the west practice more trade re- tered into the spirit of the occa during Fahrlng. full four-yea- r high school for Hel'Several Miss Frances Thomas of Salt candidates were Price Saturday when they opened ciprocity. taxpayers having grieviances may ing year. sion and premises rapidly are tak per. noreirated for president and the his car with a pass key and reLake is visiting at the home of her be heard at this time. Mr. Weigel is thoroly familiar ing on a neat and orderly Salaries Are Cut appear sister, Mrs. Frank Earboglio. At the meeting of the commis- one elected is to be queen for Girls moved a perfectly good overcoat. with the subjects he will discuss, ance. A general average reduction of the and other candidates will Dr. Fahring says he didn't appre- brings views from many sections sioners last week, Wayne Liddell day, 20 cent in teachers salaries for Mayor Porter expresses appre John Vieta, who is attending nextperterm of Wellington was appointed as be her mai'd3 of honor. Miss Vir- ciate what a really fine coat is of the land, and all should arrange ciation to all who have aided in has leen made, and Lee was elected school was in or was stolen. was until home for to Salt it bee ginia Lake, president hear his talk. county inspector. the cleanup program thus far, and expenses of the general operating AT HOME BUY the BUY AT HOME BUY AT HOME queen, and following girls will others to clean up their the Easter vacation. all sc hools, including Carbon urges county be maids of honor: Misses Mary text books, labor, transportation, properties that this city may hold Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sturges and Eliza Kavanagh, Myrleen Evans, MOOSE MEMORIAL SERVICES its head high among other cities and many other items, will be cut Vivian Burn, Vivian Peacock, Louof Thistle were in Helper family of the state. approximately 27 ,per cent The local Moose lodge Sunday, ise Hvala, Earlene Durrant. is the slo- last week. and It is the oninio:i of the school Cleanup paintup Arrangements are being made April 23, at 2:30 p.m., will hold board that while some activities gan. A for the program for Girls day. The memorial services in memory of public card party will be held BUY AT HOME efmay be curtailed, the departed members. The services by the members of the B. P. W. ficiency of the school general The former Robin bakery now is days program will consist of: As will curriculum s K. be in the and P. held achall, Mrs. matinee club Mr. in and Diamanti John sembly, posture 28, parade, Friday evening, .April under the management of Leo will not be endangered. , ; tea for mothers, coronation the public invited to attend. companied their son Walker, drum the Strand Sweet Shop club room. Brandol, according to announce dance, The members of the schoer BUY AT HOME major for the Helper school band, ment in this issue of The Journal. of the oueen, and festival dancing. board. Superintendent Christensen The of week last The to Mr. City committees E. N. to have Mrs. Helper afternoon and following Logan Wednesday Reddington and the schooT personnel are to be In addition to the regular line of been PERSONNEL MAN HERE set aside an additional $5000 for attend the state contests. chosen: and family of Martin attended the bread, rolls and other items, they for the splendid the fund to sinking funeral of the latter's father, J. complimented necessary Decorating of the gymnasium will furnish pastries, cakes and all manner in which they have coopH. H. Schwamb, of the person- meet the water bonds when for the matinee dance: Dr. R. C. Frankie R. in left they Menary, Springville Sunday. erated to effect such substantial '" Thursday Fahring fancy baked goods on special or Myra Williams, Alice nel department of the J. C. Pen- fall due in 1934. morning for Logan, taking over der. for the taxpayers of Car- - ' with This ney company, makes headquarters a total of $3000 in several of the band members for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clickman savings Mr. Brandol, who is owner of Iwomoto, Mildred Neilsen and in New bon visicounty. a was York, in the sinking fund. Helper the contests. and daughter were visitors in the the property and an experienced Mary Anderson. Stare committee: Fredella San-for- tor this week, spending a few state capital over the Easter holibaker, with his family has resided Olga Silvagni, Anna Laurie hours with M. P. Street, manager days. on the Pacific coast for some time of the local store. Watkirs. past but recently has - reentered the HOME BUY AT Mr. and Mrs. Tom Migliaccio Decorating of the stage: Frieda Helper business field.- The bakery and children spent Easter Sunday in the future will be known as the Groussman, Hazel Christensen and SHOP MEN DANCE TONIGHT $ Penrl Pal'ios. With this issue, The Journal changes its publication date with friends and relatives in Supreme bakery. committee: Grand Junction. Hiawatha, Courtesy BUY AT HOME The local shop men are holding from Thursday to Friday, with all copy to be in not later than Vivian Burn: Consumers, Anna PASTRY SHOP OPENING a gypsy carnival tonight in LibA crew of men have been at afternoon. This will make no change in the manMr. and Mrs. John Malaker of Wiirlt IS A SUCCESSFUL EVENT Mae Ferri; Castle Gate, Earlene erty hall. Merry making and fun Thursday .. . imnrnvincr ...... for the t.rtnst tvpnt of printing, but will simply be a Friday date line. .j....... ner Martin left for Logan Wednesday the street known Durrant; Rolapp, Emma Hunten will be the order of the as street evening, Fahring and Mar.iorie Holmes; Peerless, n:id the event is where will the band attend they The opening Saturday last of to The the on in the north side pubJournal because it of the the has open been bridge, past, printed contest. the Dainty Pastry shop, in the la- Anna LaZar; Latuda, Isobell Koel-linlic. jufit south of the railroad tracks, Thursday nights, has carried the Thursday dating, altho not Helper, Elaine Hicks; Martin, BUY AT HOME cation formerly occupied by the near- Bryner corner. Naomi Overlaid; Kenilworth, Ruby Rudy Krissman, James Elegan-t- i placed in the postoffice until Friday morning. Strand Sweet shop, was a success' This small stream for years has and Rudy Nemanich motored to been a menace to EARLY SETS FOR SALE ful occasion, according to Mrs. Morgan and Edna Matson; Spring Advertisements can be taken as late as Thursday after railroad properWohnonea Glen, Neola to their Haycock; Heiner, Sunday, returning Mark Sepas, in charge. Mrs. Sepas the narrow roadway at that and ty where noon still and in the MinLurean Andersen necessary and Wanda The Joe Marrell Nursery of Helappear regular Friday home here Monday. advises they enjoyed a splendid point because of its constant Leoda Bearn-soper this week carries a classified morning issue. patronage thruout the day from er; Spring Canyon, away of the embankwearing Er-m- a Naida to r addition all sets In Price, for the advertisement of Littlejohn, early spring paint-'n- ment. local people seeking many of the because others have adopted names for advertisAlso, Coli and kinds which can be secured at reaand cleaning, the Castle Rock Christensen, Ethel baked dainties which usually are A neat bouidcr retaining wall is Sweets, sonable prices, Mr. Marrell believes ing sheets which bear a similarity to the name "Shoppers Merc grocery now sports a classy now MacKnight; unobtainable at other places and Katherine being erected which adds Ruth Frances new a has there is for which National, market been Morgan; The Journal's title for its Saturday strong young Guide," awning. believes there is a popular demand to the appearance of the greatly Anna plants such as he offers and he is Koncher; Standardville; for the goods they offer for sale, Belle the will be name stream abandoned the and will provide adShoppers guide, and btmk, same s. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Davis of Reese; Mutual, Anne George-la- going to try and meet the requireBUY AT HOME ditional safety for property. will be delivered to the home with the regular Helper Journal Snring ments of the Canyon, accompanied by public. Mrs. J. C. Ossana and Miss BUY AT HOME BUY AT HOME name and dating. The title of "Helper Journal," of course, Miss Dorothy Adams, were TuesPublicity: Katherine Jones, VirOssana will leave Saturday EDITOR'S PARENTS HERE day visitors in Helper. is registered and fully protected from imitators. morning for Salt Lake where they ginia Malecker, Virginia Milton, MARRIAGE LICENSES and Mildred Neilsen. Will attend the operettat at Between the regular issue of the Helper Journal and its Mrs. Rose Altomoro of Grand PcfTRy Flynn will be in charge Mr. and Mrs. C. Watt Brandon, school of music and art, to licenses were issued Marriage of the advertisers' issue, The Journal will continue Junction is here espending a few father and mother of The Journal assembly. supplementary school be held at the East high B. Y. last week by County Clerk BUY AT HOME to give its advertisers the same thoro and reliable coverage of weeks visHinr at the home of hor oditor spent the Easter week end building Saturday evening, when Young to the following: randdaun:hter, Mrs. Tom Migliac-ci- In Helper visiting at his home and Mrs. Ossana's daughter Flora will A. R. T. INSPECTOR NATE Bion Alden Wilcox of Helper, Helper and its trade territory as it has in the C. COLEMAN IS CHANGED past. be presented in a dance number, attending the band contests at and Aileen H. Carter of Helper, Dollar for dollar, there is no other manner in which Price. They left Sunday for their "The Desert Song." 12. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Litizzette home In Kemmerer, Wyo., where A. R. T. Inspector Nate C. Cole- April COMING EVENTS Don Halton, Kamas; Chell Ed- local business men can secure a more thoro coverage of the their children Stand- - he senior Mr. Brandon publishes man, who has been located at wards, Ferron, April 15. Helper trade territory than thru the medium of The Journal. ond TOI,igej members of the No--- n .h Kemmerer Gazette. A novelty is about a for 21 year, Helper being L. April Friday, Gypsy carnival, Case, Emery! Una rome bn, to the contests at !n h! current issue of the Gazette The Journal is here in the interests of this portion of transferred in the same capacity Helen Henry 15. Shop Men, Liberty hall. Peacock, Emery, April is a half-pag- e beer advertisement. Logan. the county, has a substantial business investment to protect, Armond B. Johnson, April 20 21 and 22, State band to the Ogdcn terminal, where he v HO" will remain until June 10, when and Blanche Adelea Huntington,of and is here contests at Logan. to give fair and equitable service to all. Edwards, rvmoeratic club of Helper The Carbon Elks lodge is spon-- " Dance, Rainbow Gar- he will take over his regular du- Huntington, April 15. April 22 - '""" Further, because during recent weeks a number have will meet in the Y. M. C. A. chaties of car service agent for the 'i the Elks hall at dens. Floyd Chester Hartman of Mt. visited this office pel Thursday, April 27, at 8 p. m. Price Wednesday evening, April Coleman state of entire Utah. Mr. in effort an collect for to 22 Manhattan obligations money April Saturday, Emmans; Ruth Anna Anderson of '1 are cordially invit- 2G, which will be attended by Elks Kids dance at the Standardville is well known In Carbon county Blue Bell, April 15. incurred by a mimeograph publication which now has ceased ed to attend. A program is being and their guests. and his many friends regret his amusement hall. Charles C. Tucker and Lucille The iTnn""rt the occasion. wishes advise fir all to has interest Journal it no publication, The at vacancy leaving. Helper choir 25 April Tuesday, Catholic Hall, Glade Park, Colo., April 15. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stout and created by Mr. Coleman's well de S. LeRoy Olsen, Price; Anna nor connection with any mimeograph publication of any kind dance, Liberty hall. n( joraj pPOpje enj0y. f itUy of Pocatello, Idaho, spent will be filled by served promotion Carbon 26 the has it 15. nor had Wednesday, Leamaster, Huntington, April April any such connection in the past. The Journal picnic lunches In the hills and the " few days this vec't visiting at William Winteer of Denver. county chorus, Liberty hall. r Benjamin M. Halt, Omaha; Ha- believes this statement is necessary for the BUY Sunday, but a heavy the Martin home of f-- . and Mrs. AT HOME soprotection of its desert. zel Clair Scalzo, Price, April 17. May 1 Monday, A. O. U. W. .Hnd In spoiling the day " AT. Reddington. edod W. R. Johnson motored to Provo Peter Christensen and Margaret own integrity and to clear up a false impression held by some for mnnv. cial, K of P hall. to 14 spend Easter Sunday. Sunday, Mothers' day. May Edwards, Grand Junction, Apr. 17. that this office circulates a mimeograph sheet. n, Public Meet Friday Local People Will Hear Chorus Tennis Courts To Get Good Surfacing if New Budget Approximately Term $75,000 Under V r t 1 . Helper Band SHOOTING To Logan AT PRICE MYSTERY r Girls' League Formed by Students Local and General : assuns-alj-pSyrnen- Equalization Board Meets Early in June Cleanup Is Observed Was He Mad? New Bakery Ownership More Money Added to the Water Fund fit d, Publication Date Is Changed Improving Street Good Worl g; n; ina Mc-Cu- o. """"nild s E'-ste- 3 |