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Show " hoi A !YTYl1 THT." V J - and 1-- lilroad spaper L t .it The Only t No. 52 VgjQCX- - 5)f TM he . " AUDITORIUM casual . bserver NIS JOUBNAC ML""" I ' qUoiu JULs OI .ewpapr Subscribe for A Helper Owned Newspaper In the World Thai Giv e a Damn About II H per J COiTlOM .OBSCRIPT.O CLUB TO MEET MONDAY Helper, Utah, Friday, August 7, 1936 CITY TREAS. SUED FOR BOND Mrs. Fred Voll JUGGLING JOURWAl. GOVERNOR ISSUES i IHOPNa PHI l A YEAH SUBSCRIPTION KOITION TO tVKRY HOMI NON PARTISAN ROAD BUILDINGS ARE SPECIAL CALL Dies Suddenly! DISCUSS BUILDING 1MB HUVtKlO BODY W,LL H0LD BURNED BY BLAZE FOR LEGISLATURE NATIONAL i MEETING Claiming damage as a result of j l tan state road commission Mil-- I "false and fiatidulent repiesenia-Members of the Helper AuditorMrs. Vera Edson Voll, 37. promtion," over Price city bond deal. chineiy v.ilueil at 11101 c than "labor's League enthusiasts for ium club will meet at S p.m. at the Walker Bank & Trust com- - inent civic and social leader of Governor Henry H. Blood issued $l.0ii0 v.'is destroyed hero Raiin will hold a great national conferspecial session call this week mination are getting the city hall Monday evening to pany Saturday fi'ed suit in dist- Helper, and wife of Fred Voll, Jr.., caused ence in Washington on August fire day night in candidates inj further discuss the proposed civie rict com 1 asking $1970.:.;, plus 0 succombtd to a sudden for the twenty-firs- t legislature to! by iigiitn :.g. . ;OTous- -i" 10, at stroke haling the major national our that way aim we auditorium for which the convene August 21th to arieud conventions" said Frank It hi I Ad in the equmme t bit is per cent interest since December the Voll residence here jjnity political city early should holding a bond election is. irom Kulon A. Bryner, former a lumberman insurance td were three trucks two snow Bonaccl of Helper, chairman of here and died Utah's unemployment moruing Wednesday Cre of raisin? Puce city treasurer. lit our own cnaiue lksbi u.--t vr,t ror the shortly alter at the Price city statute so that it wiil conform Hows, a luimp, a sun paint the Utah branch of the League, unarne is ine complaint lecites that the hospital. Uut to finance with the federal law. J asIirant. the city's share baire. of oil at the close of the meeting of the several ing ;'p -- v.. trust as company, trustee for federation .1 oe we Last th? the i.i week state and 111 ( ell- executive board of the League at to r f.!!'.. crush'-f t. uiiiruv vnii iw,uiiu project and for 4,(1 iath Xewliouse hotel, Salt Lake City, gubernatorial intentions, wi,jt.n the fedeial government has estate of Frank F. risk, was told was shocking, to Helper people of labor announced its opposition aneous iovls. I gomeone from Carbon j already allocated $45,i0 from the by Bryner that the city was with- - an)ong whom she was well ae- - to Governor Blood because he had : !ie sov.i stall s'.icd of ruji Sunday afternoon, out sufficient funds tO retire SIOUO niiMinto.l Uut 'jS Mr. Boiiacci, together with John deserving of a picture jPWA. rHnl:hin liiph. refused to call special session tited iron was also destroyed. chants bank of I'rovo a buy the lv utw hv lnit who knew some time ago for the purpose of The fire was discovered at 10:4 J. Johnson of Brigliam City, vice 3 paper ami lepisemauve of Scott & bank. The bank then received an her in flip v;ii ions cunvmiinitv y eSfli architects, will be about all these eanuiutirs bringing Utah's security statute p.m. by August Monfredi night chairman for the First cougres-flame- s Office, present sional district, and A. M. Scott of within the working agreement of watchman, who saw the to . discuss various phases of the ofter trom the Farmers and Mer- - fairs in which she participated, m the end. City tin I building. Although nothing defin- worth of paving bonds held by the Coming from one of the pioneer the federal government thus caus- shooting up from the building as ISalt Iake City, vice chairman of ite as to just what will be con- bonds at 65 cents on the dollar, families of Ogden, Mis. Voll took ing the people of Utah to lose be came out of the office, 50 feet jthe Second congressional district, j City's flection of a million dollars. away. Passersby, who were not will attend the conference in tho tained in the building has been the bank acting assertedly as the part in the activities of the Latter of this 25th for Bliss I. Finlaysjn, Day Saint church in that city The special call is ' supposedly identified said they saw lightning lation's capitol. the agent uem re the decided, architect will put brother-in-laadded mornen- - forth costs and of Bryner. where she was born and was called to counteract the labor strike the building a short lime j "The 1936 objective of labor's j3 securing figures in accordIn the brie f, the camplaint con- - prominent as rnw Non partisan sponsors in the 12th Ward move and bring about a revision before. ;h day League," Mr. Hon-jacance with suggestions from the Is Unties, that Price was without church work. In June, 1922, she of the Utah security statute. momentum and en- - club members as to the itself the "is the reelection building continued, Although various sufficient funds to meet the bonds, married Fred Voll, Jr., of Ogden wood be- of Piesident Roosevelt. the The how this affect ment in their. community Just act only may fireproof, nearly facilities. proposed conference in Washington Many do not understand At the present time, the project the tiust company sold the hold- and the couple made their home the attitude of labor is uncertain ing the framework, the paint and ings for $2600. The trust company in Helper in 1931. and labor leaders of this county oil provided fuel for the flumes too iwill determine the main lines of t al' taxpayers including includes an indoor swimming pool, alleges that at the time the bank Since coming to Helper, Mrs. were not n'onf to express an op- - much for the fire, department to Labor's campaign to that end. We and real property tax-yi,! banquet rooms, club kitchen, have no platform to adopt, no made the offer Price had more Voll has held the position of e able to vote, the rooms for eommitte- when interviewed this week handle. libmeetings, The blaze was accompanied l:y issues to select nothing to do mat any rary space, and a combination than sufficient funds to pay the ident and secretary of the lae'.ies following the announcement, ierely stipulating bonds and interest. The city of auxiliary of Carbon Post of the j ylr jj c. Gibson, G. G. Lind-Pric- a series of explosions as oil drums except plan the most smashing vr may rate in such an el- auditorium and gymnasium. The and gasoline tanks and giant labor political effort ever made or a then payed $1570.89, lepre- - American Legion and has been be he she of spring Canyon will rep- nrnvfding latter would have a balcony with active in community alfairs. on the trucks exploded. No in the United States. tires to and in the house Caibon senting 'resent principle intetest, county fed voter. a seating capacity of 300. held be will services Funeral was one bank' M. the Miller injured. League chairmen i Are jwhe Senator George Stickers were placed in circul- as Farmers and Merchants at afternoon - at from in the union will Ogden, furstate m Saturday for is every it his Bonale t)le wiu goat Fin'ayson, agent re(ain ation by the tub this week and amiliar be present. Most, states, I assume, ther alleged. The Walker bank lot' ' unoquisi cnapei w un session. the during Considers Labor firms and business houses supBody like Utah, will likewise send vice contends Bnner and Finlayson ment in the Ogden city cemetery. lithe, general construction suris Besides ten-- ' porting the move for the auditorshe her Day clist-- ; husband, to of congressional to induce the bonds to chairmen conspired gilding. According ium were issued window placards Allan K. and A. C OFFERS vived two sons, by lets. of will We a have a move iu a architects, discount sold be at meeting by "Wings the club to indicate their supMr. and SCHOLARSHIP The Caibon Central labor body 'several hundred. gym- - by nill' be a combination to "cheat and defraud" the trust Fred E Voll; her parents, discussed plans for the proposed Mrs. A. E. Edson of Ogden; one port of the movement. is and auditorium. Seats wi'.l "Reports coming to me from our company for their own profit. M. Williams of the Carlabor Day celebrations in Carbon Uieadquaiters The Mrs. Mr. B. and two L sister evening brothers, Monday meeting in Washington indconbe set up on the gym floor stresses the The complaint Ho itf ti he usi?d for meeting will be public and everyone is in- tention J. Mann of Oakland, California, bon High School music depart- county, at the tegular monthly icate and clearly that labor Is prethat, the Farmers and ment announces that a Utah State meeting of the organization last senting a solid front such as has Arthur Edson of Oakland vited to attend. fees, wnen Merchants bank acted only as uie gjm is iu uc Wayne Edson of San Francisco, Agricultuial College scholarship Monday evening. been known in our political j never or athletic activities, there agent for Finlayson and in no way California. obfor the coming school year is Although the The Washington conferaffairs. Dai- 3U0 in feiso be a the held is capacity blamewoithy available to any 1936 graduate servance was held in He'.per on ence will coordinate labor effoits !or spectators. High. The requirements April 1, under unfavorable weather 'throughout the nation. HiRRflN RFPIIRI IRAN offor Carbon ; not the intent of the city this scholarship are that the conditions, it is uncertain whether "Workers in 92 crafts and sponsois of the auditorium student has a good scholastic the Labor Day program will be trades and officials of 47 inter-- ; OTT SENTENCED TO hv business away from any standing and is interested in confined officially to just one com- national (unions have joined Lain Helper as has been fre- music. munity of the county. Plans for bor's League to date. lv suggested. Meeting rooms, TERM COUNTY CONVENTION Any student inteiested in being several union features In Helper pledging their united support to PRISON STATE et a halls, kitchens, library genconsidered for the' scholarship are already underway and The nfinmil Helnei- llav. Kiwamsl League's single objective for jers, and an indoor, swimming Mr. Williams immed- eral committee comprised of rep- jthe see should 1936, the reelection of President celebration,- Las .bee!.,.,,st'l. fore among the tentative fac- - club iately. The total cash of the stud- resentatives of every union local Roosevelt, George L. Tiether Harry W. OfTrTornipr K f p ii bl ica mrTr - Carbon - county TJerry, na- definitely for August 27th (Thurslast In orctT to pnjr tuition for the in ... the cyuilty was named already outlined, ent an-- . was itionsil nesidrnUr.if the to action tha: forw to ard League, the are according oi county emergency looking day), supervisor full year would only be $10.00 week to work out these general I idea of the building in one taken at the eekly meetin? of regional from nounced Mr. to be tlV to held at convention Washington," conservation work, will have is to draw people to Helper with the scholarship. problems and outline a program. Bonacci said. the Helper Klviiuis club last face charges in federal court of county court house next Saturday' Inducing them to come and The league has an enrollment a federal officer August 15, for the purpose of) evonuig. impersonating these facilities. The added Wednesday more than 10,000 heads of fun-iilie- s of 3 to '.nterthe ar.i usual The undecided when, was delegates an question s'atej I tion to the community of est ins full d;ya'taQtive in 20 of the 2!) counties, and to program that congressional and distiict judicial! Monday, Oft pleaded guilty a building has already won characterized this Helpe-it is i cong-was and state expected organization will The and conventions. of holiday charges grand latceny Support and attention of wel- be extended into every county me to ressional confabs will be held at the w ill be featurefl In from serve to sentenced thisyear organizations In many of the before September 1. All workers t l ake City August 22, while attraction for Helper twenty years in the state prison mding mining camps. It will past, every i-or unorganized may meet wi'l convention organized same at Price, court and ("strict district the 7th has in beenfiee the provide bruising facilities for (day members 17th. of The League. at h"ie Price, Monday, August Ott was recently brought year ;jll he f:ee. I and district lodge and civic attraction's Itthis' I r A Ait no entrance fec-- s or repub-Stateare h? 17,'lMn There To Carbon whom United a county's from deputy ' Michigan by " V " Wions which Helner has! IT,.i.,.. marshal. He was turned 'lican support w ill be given in the 'hch Horlvm pnunttr rlpmnnrpitG will pnnvpnp nt tVip dues of any kind either iugjoining been able to handle because for ronven-rmva- i tern-- j state and A4 m congressional authorities state over the to ue wee une w, k Hasn't been a 'place In which ma"e this Price house 8,!obiigatim assumed is the seinm- ilv on the ci and larceny tions to the announced or unan- - County 'ssln-bmovements couid be- housed. thin for wh,c;h e sell-- : nounced candidates f:;r govemor.for the purpose of with obligation to campaign to was twerity-ninHe i charee. charged delegates charged. P resident Roosevelt in the. keep nvious Full details of the rodeo ', which ing cement which did not belong is ratner incieiinne. Aiinougn and to' state, congressional, judicial White House for another f.nir Kelley, W. W. Seegmiller, D. felper . has been contracted for already to him. will of which all be held years. conventions of all Salt, H. Lake, Ciiistensen, Price that it is After his state sentence Monday reported that will be published next week but R. of and Roosevelt All desiring to Join the Leauo Dillman 15th. United Lake n Salt Hay assistant ad election City will be held in at the present time, a huge and John S. Hoyden, E. Mller of Myton have formally are was it posurged to write M. I. Thompsaid show attorney, States west forcowboy the same extensive wild community for the 7th other words the Piecinct piimaries Frank the for announced "switch" son, federal rac, secretary, 24 South Fourth : brotherly that the However, this has bo.eniia the onlv information that can sible Martines of Richfield is said to be and 8th precincts of Helper were between the two parties would East street. Salt Lake City, and would Ott and be would dropped mplated for several months; be released. last night in the Liberty ,the choice of a large group of held willingness to work for in the Utah prison. reported '1 that city officials hi and fouiteen delegates to cease. Whether this is definite signify Helper clay has usually been serve time federal in voters liberal the party. of Roosevelt. young reelection the is Ott In charge, the other soing ahead with the pro- - held in June or May on attend the county meet Saturday has not been determined, but the The members of the executive as an ECW Mr. Martines may very itKay have to posed that alleged fact the to : as-due project were named at the time. there without years; but nomination of two candidates for;))0!mi ia attendance at "the meet-- ' after he had been released cure support without solicitation 15 pe of any PWA grant at all. Fifteen Offices hr!ding the celebration at this from - from his dethis offices has been suggested ing Sunday afternoon were Mr. candidacy county the and that be Delegates to the Salt Lake conpr city has been given $45,000 time of the year interfered with fraudedhi, a duties, has been suggested many times1 L. T. rancher Utah southern jllanacci, Mr. Thompson, "right gift from the PWA to: an Independence ventions will name party nomin- - ftequently. Day otiservance, in this publication. of Salt. Lake City, Mr. iStuait out of $125. Keller c, ..ii,.;...! ra- Fence its work on (hp nuili- - it was postponed until August. ees lor governor, surueiiie cuuii, i j;,i,i HI HIV ItlOU IVL nil David M, Robinson of Salt-LakJi"li 01 which Fred Keller who nas served Scott, the city must match there is likelv lo be a severe! secietary of state, state treasMr. Johnson. Ray City, aud-j "''with in order to construct attorney general, slate three terms of four years as dist- - Wood of Rolapp. and J. D. Loftis which' is conting at. scramble DIVERSION ISSUE FLARES AGAIN WATER of "hole public rict attorney and w ho is regarded of superintendent project which amounts however, upon the intention of itar, Salt Lake City. lour presidential el-- j as one if not the most efficient, j Induction, approximately district incumbent Keller $100,000. It is Ffd The next regular meeting of the DIVERT TO dis-EFFORT j for first MAKES , congressman that $15,000 of the total AS SANPETE vigorous prosecutors of the state, executive committee and the state attorney who is reported as t t", e tn rt ,llclfl,. tiiilpno and nnP has been mentioned F'int has for district committee will be on August 23. . ing other posts. s .1 Sweetrin? of Price, who district attorney. purchase but this amount judge and state supreme court. His there has been no other intention toward either of these W be nr san- - v s the railroad able to secure wns memioTied last' week in 'thisf' As spent alone just for The time worn question Irom caibon county an-- , pOKta ha3 not been voiced, nor has Kelsey Speaks coun-- ; aspirant 4 site. industrial a its as for water suggested being paper users diverting pnniizh nounce ror a state otrtce oiner;ie gtate,i formally that he would pete county water announced use and avoid hauling water sixty ty attorney candidate Meeting from the east shed of the mna fmm fireennver to tneitrj the Helner mess that he is ai than Reese M. lteese, incumoeiu not. seek as district water . Others ps Ask New treasurer. the! might the county supplies; and is for mentioned most 'randidafe at this time mrrl. here. Normally attorney. He At the monthly meeting of the Wasatch mountains that and; liver and distiict meet of the republican come before ine cimveiiiJijii, it prominently as a candidate for Carbon Central Utah Tax supplies the Rio Grande Body. Mrs. the' water for this county believed. district judge for which post O. E. D. Kelsey, state organizer of industries with; party for district attorney. Al-l- s other eastern Utah points) other Carbon many resolution oivua ouhhi uncertain K. Clay, state PWA council, has the Ladies asking that Utah's was again brought up for debate water. To divert water from this though seveial had indicated their Auxiliary of the Slate Astern for Whether the Carbon delegation been suggested as well. eU as the state engineer,; stream would he a step in dis- belief that Mr. Sweetring would industry be made thi. of Iibor, spoke on the Federation 'Parable to that of states fua meeting be a county attorney nominee, he when named for the state meeting, Providing Abe Murdock runs auxiliary movement of the labor couraging present as well as T H. Humphreys called I" compete users u" ",c ture industries from activity in announced this week that he wasiH support Governor Blood as a for congress it is expected that the federation. Mr. E. D. Kelsey vies with Utah for of water primary whole Is another factor that is Carbon county delegation will supwas received not after this nomination. Saturday at Fish creek area to be held at the Oubon county. president of the State Federation fhamher of Moat, and considered dubious at the present port him unanimously Hammond D. W. for renom-ination- . and chairman' of the Central labor of commerce of from state capitol building Thursday Without an adequate supply orIs time. It reported that the Associated Civic Cilubs Congressman Murdock has of Although no definite water which we do not have even Thorit Hatch of Helper have also ... to Mr,1 been mentioned as a candidate body, gave an address on the . Utah. The resolution was .,(,. to now not to mention what we hpn mirirested as district attorney ganlzation Is not opposed nt a IflVOiauir in""" it buying of union made goods. Mr. W Frank CI Mr. Hammond has already Blood, but Herbert Maw is 'said for governor. . . . , tr ,m nf tho uresent timber. Martinpa nrP4- - either faction of the dispute we,e mwnt . nae Kelsey brought on the point that some have ardent 7." for Mo supporters thisto annnilnrprflPnf . 3 ano" Ray R. Carr. secretiii v. brought out, it is expected that source were cunuiuu c union made cannot be gocxls ".'-..in this ounty as a progressive heed of Utah tr. will be conducted if.vnect or hope to encourage or pOSt, WDlie Jr. naicu is To of the United outside hearings bought other Helper democratic Play for candidate the gov10 etrort f "umber of persons engaged in for the same yuii'"". industrial development of to conduct a reserved to Tiromote nomination. ork States. iiworin ernor nomination. Because Carbon secure the desires l"a the to UP is p.-It .nnntv need the occupations; The Sanpete ffoup name Approximately eighteen unions is called the county's among incumbent district judge Krea,er demand of of this sec- - Wooley, ater from Fish creek i.iiw.ciio ...... favnnvers .u..... . Utah , The Helper ball club will play In Carbon county belong to the in the first when state convention t announce torl . rviuK r v, II ,,11 i.n mubO an'l the benefits hv such a ,.vi'v ' . . ion to once anil lui thi trill rail for tiallnto la maAn above the Scofield ......... a double header at Spanish Fork Cetnral Labor Body, the Painters'' ,nnlni w lietuer iiiiiuiiip, qmi rpp pi'i nn. and sto having-Joineand Carpenters' Union tr.nwn to the state W"1 tG yo"lh in obtaining: ein- - constructing R A if is believed that solid support of Sunday, August 9th in the be w.; from regular lor mate n levels Judge vvomej ere nu pointed out In the users that the water ' i. iiu i" ..rta Monday, August Carbon the of a would the play central Utah predatory go baseball delegates is yet quite uncertain. '"solution ' nlnt' it WOtlld sejid the shed of this county is its own by named ...ui,.h W II IVJi J' leng ways In assuring a victory league. H' V... we of the and shed . WPSt'S iUa ... nature and by necessity th resolution waiei ui ..' s Although the Forkers are sehed-u'e- Clubs Will Be Asked Mr. Frank Martinelli left for for either Blood or Maw, it being . one of the largest voting counties 48' "in'liistry should be given rf,ngeby means o a u. n, cannot now nor in the Mto play here Sunday, due to morning, Friday To the "Ur tolerate even an immaterial tamp- Milan, Italy. ''Ultimate and proper i ed from the level of will last of the state, and would have an interference with the Cole Bros, visitation His 31at. July dam i to lnv anA ihi,u i at the proposed of Caibon county ering! appearing at the same for three to six months with his effect on other counties lliat might circus The various clubs, lodges nnd . rl Jn 0Mfr be doubtful. A determined bid wll' time, an exchange was made with civic Tho IlPOt)'" the matter continues fac--i brother, Alexander. if or and service organizations of the Sample let from to 'and has so far been made to se- Spanish Fork and arrangements regulation and taxation cannot afford wince of pressute and vicinity wil be asked abf Helper water the ""'ustry be carefully consider- - any other group divert support. to play there were secured. ms seckitiR to exploit MPete Cavelli from Weldona.j 'l,re Carbon's democratic to support the proposivl Civic On ac- shed united water Set-Umade comparable to that from our own ihia county, District Judge The finals of the first half play- - auditorium and formeily the Miss , fIL. building in Helper bv ., wr there was o "vi" a,rvi,e and frat Colorado, ine two district olf have not been set according virtue of ac tion T.ftttrzettf. is here v siting nereioiore, competitive states. ,abor day of 1933, N'ellie taken at the week the as a well i i,ni!in Mr. and Mrs. Judges of. the Seventh district have to fcrnest Flalm. manager of the ly meeting of the. Helper Auditor. ... water in the Rrice river: her with parents, ernai erga"tne ,n(nrPst KI1UIIIII I"' tri'iai r a Kncbbs was of the stream was dry and for an indefinite! alternated between Judge Dil worth Helper team. Helper and Dividend ium club last Monday evening in ht hum, and qn rK Joe Littizzetti Wooley (K) and Judge Oeorge are scheduled to play the first the city hall. from the hospital railroad and other in,,UstrI,9": :,ed toward a speedy time. ' ,lff,eniPnt of the Cbilstensen This year party half title off some Satuiday, but IV. Ta ha t I'.wmnllv well as the citizens o. The publicity committee was ...... " ' . ,1P leaders both a of dire any in a Kali hlh.UicT political groups no date has been given. Helper Instructed to ask for with was j F.li faced operated ....tiej Mrs. 0.,Madsen endorsement operation. were the Ion at the Price city hospital last have declared that the two would won the first game at the Ute from the various cluba ?0 r'tur" .iinaMon. precauii""" against most than already suggested. 0 his s llm were . tenter nominate two candidates for Stampede played at Nephl last will be posted in the form 1st. Night use 01 cuimniy Monday for appendicitis. She is of a co-these offices as against one. Id montlc man items to The reported as recovering. resolution In a public p'nee. c..,rR, Carinn'Ria has tr ngent. Only throngnSn.al trade t some of the Journal. , """nc s Chief of Police in of this area. Helper 'hwncp of "Red-'- , farmers and ranchers a Non-Partisa- 1 Aug-purp.is- e vi-'.e- r i .,. i - j t' rhHi-iiihei- f T 11 f- three-quarter- s ci ll pres-:jnjo- n j e "Non-Partisa- Labor Program 1 Kiglit-Hour-Da- 'Helper Day' Is Set for Aug. 27 j Non-Partisa- - j i j j Bourbons To Mame Convention Befegates: s e ! be-;o- s HI lgeme.s court W. m attend the district at naming Saturday, August j ied August at r S Key-Ma- ' '''. seek-;itors- ". j at Labor Basis bor 'n ,,;,, u opanisn i Kai, J iiii-v- . 4 State Position 'y. i -s "" . .: o ur. e |
