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Show The making up rhyme, verse we write are not worth a dime, But if you want news come out Why don't you and see us sometime? je VOLTXXIX IF CIRCULATION That I, Proven NUMBEtt35" THI JOURNAL OE LIVE BED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION PUBLIC REACTION TO LIQUOR ADVERTISING That Brings Results TIAKCH 2271935" SU BSCTHPTKJN B. Kyne Kiwanis Plan To Present Humorous Stage Show April 11th con- Gc'den Dawn" $2 A YEAR Helper Man CHAMBER APPOINTS Diesjit Price YEARS COMMITTEE George Ileinletn Ater Short Passes Uliness "COMMUNITY CHEST" PROJECT SUGGESTED AS MEANS TO STOP SOLICITING. COMMITTEES REPRESENTATIVE of Pneumonia Peter B. Kyne, that famous siderable reverberation in Helper and Carbon county where George Philip Heinlein, 72, a writer of absorbing fiction, tells a Mrs. A. F. Mrs. Jack Vigresidents now generally regard the bill as most asinine and The personnel for the Kiwanls The Helper Chamber of Com- netto, Mrs. Drury, thrilling tale of love and mystery pioneer railroad man of eastern Al Wahl, Mrs. C. R. to other bill which our state legis-latur- e club play has now been named, ac in GOLDEN DAWN, which will be Utah, died at his home 143 No. 1st merce committees were announced which compares typically and Albert Ricci. Pro has feebly attempted to mould from the feelines of a cording to Cliff Memmott, director published as a serial in this paper. East Street, Price, Wednesday af- Wednesday by President R.H. Nil-so- n Fahring, gram; B. H. Hyde, chairman, Mrs. of the production which will defin GOLDEN DAWN, like all of Peter ternoon, following a prolonged illand will serve for the current H. I homas, Mrs. A. J. Stafford, Uy me poimciansaii ot tnese bills group ui iiiwi""i itely be staged Thursday, April 11 B. Kyne'sof stories, has the oharac-terist- ic ness, aggravated by pneumonia, year. Committee members for Re- - Leslie and either abandoned or more feasible at the Bonnie Theatre. The nature Williams, Mrs. R. E. Moss, later repealed appealing simplicity, contracted Sunday. tall trade, Better Homes, Legisla Henry Hall and Mrs. L. R. Grover. and human quality which enof the show will be a ripping, fast dearsthe Mr. was Heinlein a in legislation substituted. a writer to his readers. Perpioneer tion, Publicity, Industrial, Finance Membership; Thorit Hatch, C. J. comedy spiced with unusual fea haps that is because Kyne had be- eastern Utah railroading, having Membership, Program, Public afAccording to the provisions of the bill, draft beer li tures of humorous and musical ap- hind him a long and varied ex- first been employed by the D. & fairs, Education, Public Allen, S. P. Colton, S. B. Bunnell, Safety, A. Ossano and Dr. Jas. censes will be restricted in municipalities. Helper will be peal- perience of life before he ever R.G.W. Railroad Company in 1905 and Inter-clu- b Ruggeri. relations were nam Public turned his hand to allowed but three and possibly four beer licenses. Some Affairs; Wm. G. Wooras, as conductor, and subsequently ed. authorship. The Kiwanls are hard at work He was born in Francisco served as yardmaster at The directors have been con- chairman, Jas. Galanls M. O. Porciti:ens, although disgusted with the whole mess, express preparing for the show that prom where, working in San ter, Barney Vieta, Dr. A. R. Dem-mathe wholesale and at Soldier Summit for Helper fronted with a ises to be "the one and only". It is lumber and many ed delight in the final closing of the session for fear even proposition by sevhe Jas. Bottino and Harry Johnshipping business, HelHe was to well in to In known on citizens se obtained the material which he years. eral planned put the affair sponsor a Com- son. the right to sell beer might have been barred had it lastEducation; Chris Jouflas, ven acts. The acts and personnel per, where he had many hosts of munity Chest project. The purpose ed much longer. friends especially among railroad of this would be to eliminate door-to-do- chairman, C. N. Memmott, Elizais as follows: act one, Mr. Bones beth Fatterson, Mike Apostal, C. men. In 1927, Mr. Heinlein retired The measure calls for the sale of hard liquors in bottles on- and Mr. Tambo; Mr. Bones, S. R. canvassing by social and Leger, ChaH. and Dr. from railroad and service active civic Mr. The James Bunnel; Tambo, Rugorganizations. operation Wm. T. Elliot. Elegante ly and at a state maintained dispensories.Such a store will be had made his home in Price since of the Idea would depend upon a geri; interlocutor, Dick Vaughan. placed in operation in Helper. that time. He was actively engag- contribution to a general chamber Legislative; R. A. Nilson, chairAct two, Hands Up. Abner ed in the early days of eastern Ut- of commerce fund at the time of man, Dr. E. F. Gianotti, Mrs. D.C. What was once thought to be the most sacred institution of the Green, Barney Vieta; insurance d ah In the furthering of industrial the membership drive, and all civ- Gibson, John Milan, August 'American nation will now, by course of law, become the most violated agent, Henry Hall; four hold up K. and Publiand railroad ic and social Kaneshige. development. organizations seeking home. Most persons who would indulge in hard men; Chris Jouflas, Ray McGoni-ga- l, and odious in Utah-th- e Mr. Heinlein was born at Galena to promote different affairs would city; Wm. MacKnight, chairman. A. J. Stafford, Bill White. consent to never would such into home the with the bringing liquors Illinois, March 2, 1863, a son of be given a direct donation from Dr. J. J. Dalpaiz Angie Martelle, Act three, Two Belles and All's family. But our legislature compels them to do this now. John Heinlein and Margaret Miller the fund and would not be allowed Paul Pessetto, Henry Uhle and Well. Husband, Clifton Memmott; Heinlein, both natives of Germany. to canvass chamber of commerce Ray McGonigal. Finance; Glen Some of the sidewalk comment on the new bill which Pal, Floyd Fletcher; Peddler, Gus To this union were bom Lawrence members who would already have Ballinger, chairman, R. J. VaugPapa-costaJames has yet to be signed by the governor have been provided for Tsangaris; Doctor, 1 George Heinlein, chief clerk to contributed. The public is invited han, Geo. A. Schultz, Henry Jones, by the editor. superintendent, D. & R. G. W. to attend the regular chamber of D.C. Cavenah and Tony Laboroi. Act four, The Housing Problem. Public Safety; Jack Sullivan, Railroad company, Grand Junction commerce meeting April 2 and ex ONE PRICE BUSINESSMAN-Wh- at was done was to ' Husband, M. P. Street; Wife, C. J. f .'f K f and a daughter, Veronica Heinlein, change views. chairman, C. A. Knobbs Marion be expected.. I don't think they appropriated enough funds Allen; Landlord, Victor Litizette; The personnel of the committees Bliss, Ace Miner, Alex Lakie, An-geEnglish teacher in the highschool for the enforcement not half enough. Children, Ferd Colton, Thurman is listed as follows: Retail Trade; at Price. Pascuzzl, and Joe Polotlno. SALT LAKE BOOTLEGGER I thought I was going Carter, John Milan, John Quilico, Besides his immediate family M. P. Street, chairman, John Quil- Inter-Clu- b Relations; Roy Weeter, Joe Barboglio, and Joe Ctesana. there are surviving the deceased ico, Sam Stein, Gus Tsangaris, D. chairman, Steve Bolotas, R. H. to be able to convert my place into a legitimate spot. But I'm Act five, Mr. Johnson Proves several brothers and sisters resid- J. Papacostas, E. A. Greenhalgh. Celeste Dalpaiz, John PETER B. KYNE well pleased-ther- e's more money operating outside the law. That 5 times 12 equals 15. Ebony Better Homes; Eugene Gibson, Laboroi, Emil Migliore and John ing' in Minnesota. OGDEN BOOTLEGGER I'm going to remodel my Johnson, W. H. Wardell; Pearl afterwards used In the famous Funeral services will be conduc- chairman, Mrs. Victor Littizettee, Ueviette. series. He fought ted by the Order of bar- -I White, Thorit Hatch. Act six, the "Cappy Ricks" expect a big increase of business. Railway Conin the Spanish-America- n war, ductors, of which Mr. BINGHAM CITY OFFICIALIn my opinion, the re Fan Dance; Bob Nielson, Joe Dal-pai- seeing organization INJUNCTION TO much action in the PhilipDr. Merril, Jack Vignetto, Heinlein for many years was a m was World he war In the turn of the open saloon would have been far better than this STOP OPERATION pines. 7 member. Services will be held Sat. and Dr. Gianotti. Act Shooting measure. In the olden days saloons were very careful not to of Bill the Greek; Charles Leger. captain of artillery. 2 M. at the P. at An Injunction to prevent the Flynn mortuary. With such a background and sell anything to minors. The new measure puts twice the op In the early days, Mr. Heinlein Mutual Coal Company, the Carbon with a wide knowledge of people gained by rubbing elbows with was prominently identified with Holding company and D. C. McAl-pln- e portunities for enticing our young people into dives where them all up and down tha world, the advancement of railroads in The Carbon county high school from continuing to dig and far leads worse things. to drinking only Peter B. Kyne is enabled to write eastern Utah and for several years coal from their present oper- will present its opera "Chimes of strip same those sort of stories PARK CITY RESIDENT It looks like the bootlegthe was an official of the original Rio ations in Carbon county has been Normandy," by Plan-quettin the everyday people enjoy. In this Grande Western Railroad Co. filed In the United States district high school auditorium March 27 gers did it in cahoots with the politicians. story of a girl who was really two PROVO CITIZEN If the bill becmes a law, we girls, of her lively adventures and between Grand Junction and Salt court by Dan B. Shields, United 28 and 29. E. M. Williams, music A first aid class will be opened her rescue from the mental shadLake City. States attorney. director, announced Tuesday that should give it a fair trial. at Helper commencing Thursday, ows by an engaging young doctor, The complaint alleges that the work on the opera is progressing To Helper the new bill means, a rather March 28 under the auspices of Kyne is at his best. This story has MAYOK GIANOTTI defendants have been tunneling raapldlyv . , . sus' and drastic decrease in city revenue. We shall, however, cooperate with the the American Red Cross. It is love and mystery, humor, land under public removing Two complete sets of scenery and above all, pense, ' coal to which they had no right. A are qor commission to the1 full extent of our necessarily limited resourc- planned to hold the course overdef-a ACTION.surprise being made at the school for es in the enforcement of the bill if it becomes a law. period of several weeks and a hearing on the application for the the opera, under the direction of inite schedule will be carried out injunction "has been set for March D.M. Williams, woodwork teacher, CITY COUNCILMAN GUS TSANGARIS The new in the instruction. Officers of Carbon lodge F. & 16 by Federal Judge Tillman D. and the painting of scenery is unJohnson. Vernon Merrill, high school tea liquor bill just passed, to my opinion, does not express the der the direction of Carl Olsen and A. M., exemplified the"Vellowcraft S. A. Olsen, teachers. Miss 20 in Basin will of the people of the whole state, especially of Carbon cher, and Frank Averill, safety adat Myton degree lodge Connie coun Carbon in the ERA for visor 16. on March Larsen is in charge of costumes. Saturday, if it can be enforced. county and I doubt very much of Mrs. W. T. Coleman Lynndyl The following Carbon officers ty, will have charge of the class. Glen Guymon Is dramatic HELPER DENTIST I expect to see the bootleggers The director, public is invited to attend. visited at the home of her sisters, participated in the ceremonies: Carl Olsen is in charge of publiH. Mrs. and drive the state stores ut of business within six months. Announcement of the place for Mrs. August Litizette Jack Vignetto, Helper, master; city and Byron Thompson is ticB. Simonsen. be made class will lat the Arthur Opperman, Price, senior HELPER BOOTLEGGER-I'- m holding ket sales manager. going right on er. warden; C. E. Beveridge, Prjce, makin' my living in Helper and payin' my rent every Seventy-dollar- s Members of the cast are: now been has Mrs. A. E. Edson has returned junior warden; R. J. Vaughan HelAgnes in the Helper State bank Morgan, Kenilworth; month. This new liquor bill won't effect me in the least deposited Byron Thomto her home in Ogden after spend- per, senior deacon; Robert G. Murby the Junior Democratic club of son, Hiiawatha; Doran Johnson, however, I may need a bigger bar. ing a week with her daughter, Mrs ray, Price, junior deacon, and Au Helper to be used in the interest Heiner; Harold Devinish, Helper-Ear- l W. Voll. F. gust Litizette, Helper, senior stew oi victims in this vicinity who Holbrook, Castlegate; Winnie SAFETY COUNCIL ard. be suffering from Infantile Garhck, Mildred Villard, might SEEKS CHARTER Pauline ten On Friday, members of the Henry Jones was a Salt Lake in the current year. 35 Bunnell, Elizabeth Stevenson, Gus & A. M. Royal Arch Masons paralysis F. on week of the the caller forepart dollars was mailed to the Warm-spring- s Vorus, Ruth Groussman, Maurine (Application has been made by B chapter, P. E. O. sisterhood, business. were conferred with council deFoundation by the club as Peacock, Nick Faseline, Richard The Speech students of the Hel the Helper Safety council to J. F. elected officers at a dinner at the grees In Utah council No. 1 at Salt the amount due the national body Jewkes and Mark Woodward. per school presented their annual Coombs, president of the Utah home of Mrs. G. J. Reeves last Lake City. J. R. Loftis spent the forepart the President's Ball held from 1 The girls chorus includes: a for charter State stu-council, 1 Safety before a as was assembly the faculty, week. The dinner given of the week in Grand Junction here January 30th. Approximately dent body, and numerous guests granting admission to the state result of a contest conducted dur where he was called In the course Clavell, Carol Bartlett, Ivo two-thirNEW SUBSCRIBERS of the profit from the Kissell, Geneva 1 on Friday of last week. Catherine organization, 83 names being sub ing the year in which two groups of his duties. social was to be retained at home Rask, Merlene Bowman, Gladys Gardner and Rhea Bryncr sang mitted. Berry, Fern Kof-Jornew subscribers were and by Mrs. Evelyn Bever Fifteen captained d mailed to the nat"When Irish Eyes Are Mr. Coombs acknowledged re Doris Everett, Lucy Smiling", Mrs. R. E. Moss was a visitor in added to the Journal subscription ional idge and Mrs. Bess Jones, worked Bonacci, organization. Wells, June Reynolds, Wan! They were accompanied by Betty ceipt of the application in a letter for points through activities. The Salt Lake over the week-enweek. Approximately 100 list last da Williams Dorothy At the regular meeting of the Fahring. A one act play, "Elmer" to Eugene Gibson Mon. He said losing group under Mrs. Beveridge Jorgensen. subscriptions have been received Ida Bean, Melba was also an especialBean, Dorothy presented. The cast was a meeting was to be called in the served the dinner. and Mrs. Fonnie Dugmore within the last month, and the club Monday evening, Mr. as follows: Elmer. .Tamps Rrvner: near future to perfect plans for a one act Olsen, ly interesting, play, "The Mary Llttlejohn, Audrey Officers elected were: Mrs. W. of Ferron were callers at the home management takes this occasion f Susan, Margaret Carmnnl- .Tarde. state wide campaign against high- N. Wetzell of Morhland, president; of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turnbull to thank the many new readers Pampered Darling" was presented Rasmussen, Sarah Nichols, Mer-IVera Jones; students under the diGrange, Bertha Fausett, War-dJeanie, Virginia Gree-- I way accidents. and hopes to be able to provide by Helper I ner; Mrs. Reeves, vice- - president; Mrs. last Sunday . la Ward, Dorothy of Orpha Faylor. The sturection Mrs. Collier, Bessie Weeter; The Helper council, recently orTanner, Virsecrethem interwith reader Ruth Price, supreme Southworth, ofdents participating included Cath- ginia Branch, Victoria miss Pinny, Pauline Bessie Deviettl was a pleasure est. Slmonetti, Quilico; Hu- ganized, has 14 junior police, Mrs. Ray McGonigal, correstary; erine Gardner, Bessie Weeter, Ada Ruby HUl, Barbara Liddle, bert, Ernest Sillitoe; Russ, James ficers. H. C. Peirce, officer in and Zion at Marie seeker The Elsie Journal Mrs. thanks Saturday especially secretary; ponding Albert Cook, Bud Flatburg Marshall and Juanlta Jouflas; Fanniebelle, Liberty charge of the Salt Lake City jun- Street, treasurer; Mrs. James Cowley. Its new subscribers in Price; this Judd, Don Rea CoBryner, George Jouflas, Lena Slmonetti read, "Bet- ior police, offered through Mr. Special boys' chorus includes the community has been the fctrget Colton, and Sam Monroe, Sunnyside, chaplain; Mrs. ween Two Loves". PrompEaquinta. ombs, to come to Helper and infollowing: Donald Child, Joe Gar-- n Richardson and Frank Chester to contributor the list subscription Roy Robinson, Kenilworth, guard. ter was Vera Xanakls. A burlesque debate: "Resolve struct the boys. er, Boyd Fish, Kell are on a two weeks leave of ab- outside of Helper. Mrs. Vernon Merril and Mrs. rian Evans, Norman Grange, Ma"at Sarah Brum is more importsence from the United States na The new subscriptions received Bray, Harold Ottensonr accompanied by Frank ant than Sarah Bellum" was CASTLE GATE BOY LARGEST PRINTING also vy. They are visiting their parents, this week Include the following: Mrs. Herbert Adamson rendered Higgins, Harold Devinish, Earl Presented. David Holbrook, Byron Thompson, Gus WINS MEDAL Mr. Mrs. J. D. Richardson, Spring B. F. Pettuft, Anton Laborio, Mrs. Colton, Ada Judd JOB several vocal selections. A com- Vorus, Martelle u wewellyn, M. Glen. H. Lillyan O'Berto, Johnson, Rodney Crowley, Joseph Barboglio, mittee comprised of Chris Jouflas Day and Glen Preston. Pete Tabone, steady Becker's With Marchello, and Ellen JohnII. J one, R. F. Reynolds, R. P. is perhaps the largest What was and Houston son COmnriaoJ Jack named the club by Uinta forward tv, during ti,. Lewis Eaquinta and Sam Char Barrel, Steve Dlamentl, Pete me aim ujauvc single order of printed matter ever President Carter to arrange for siue, Frank Romano, basket ball season, was awardG. A. Ilarmer, Joe Litizette, left this week for Los Angeles, les Chi of out Marjorie ed rolling began produced the next club social to be held in official Pehrson, Ann Cristelli, Maxine the Sportsmanship where the two plan to L. Martinelli, Alex Lakie, G. A. cago a few aays ago, rjeing me California the near future. -- uge medal of the Independent AmaDiesel the spoke for the negative side. Engi- Harmer, Ruth Swalh of PetersHemphill and summer catalogue of attend spring tourAlbert Cook .took the affirmative Basketball teur Athletic neering school. burg, Indiana; and Charles Mila-n- o a large mail order house. Miss Mary Feado entertained at Duttal, while Jane Locke took nament at a meeting of officof Los Angeles, California. dis be to first The ihe negative. Lorna and luncheon Monday night snipment honor The week. bridge Frandsen and ials late last d FRANK BARBOGLIO Norman Hamilton, tributed, which was only home. The guest list includat her "y Kelly were the two brain accorded Pete was well deservPrincipal of MOOSE PARTY DUTIES the Carbon county NEW filled 102 freight cars HAS of the total ed osiers. Ottesen, Memmott, Ivy Mary consistent the of ed in view highschool, preSATURDAY and consisted of approximately . i The Josephine Pagano, Fae and Rae sented his resignation tn playing of the Castl Gate youth 9000 tons or 18 million pounds. assembly was under the dir A misfit ball will be given at Christensen and Frank Barboglio who has been of Education this week. Mr. Ham- Feado. ection of Miss Josephine and schedule during the league Mary Ruggeri. urn nas Deen at the This supreme advertising effort, employed for the past several yrs. the K. of P. hall Saturday, March his mental and physical behavcounty high-schois being imitated on a some- in the Helper State Bank here has 30 under the auspices of the Loywhich since the fall of 1929 at court. on the while ior to Price transferred mail been now WNDay NIGHT BRIDGE al Order of Moose. The party will BOND MAY BE what smaller scale by other which time he succeeded G. Tabone was also one of the J. LI. B MEETS is directed largely where he has been assigned the be on the nature of a stag affair order houses, Reeves. in the tourney to EXCHANGED NOW of the cashier assistant highest scorers and Mrs. Jack Vignetto of the duties in customers and members will bring guests. prospective During his residence In the coun and was one of the high-poithe Sunday night bridge smaller towns and rural sec tlons. First National Bank there. Mr.. Hamilton- - has served as ty, week received was Word this lut at their home league play. Mr. Barboglio will take over the last week. Din- - men during the was It means that these large concerns Sam Graves a well known fire of the Price Kiwanls and of cashier the president also award Jack er and cards reVignetto, Paul Hanson who by Dalpiaz believe that there is trade to be duties of Eugene on the D. & R. G. is now at man comprised the has two of the Price band directed medal. that State shot Bank, partto devote his full ed the Spectacular Helper entertainment. had, and that the way to get It is cently resigned Glenwood Springs recuperating afcontests. The resignation will take the to came Fourth ies Liberty holding distinction This Federal to the First Savings time Those ter a severe attack of rheumatism Loan bonds through advertising. effect at the close of the school attending the affair were might exchange Helper star undoubtedly for his and Mrs. Eugene Gibson, Mr. all winter. Sam reports his new V In combating the encroachments and Loan association. year. The time. at this these Liberty performance 'ind Mrs. John splendid shooting 8 has a wonderful highway pickof the mail order houses, local Colzanl, Mr. and series eligible for exchange inWIN PASSES the first two night of the tour have many advantages. merchants IvZ3,' Art Da'P'az, Mr. and Mrs. up and has" covered some territory the terminal digits of clude . CHARGED WITH LIQUOR ney. since leaving Helper three weeks The customer can see the goods In rf Nyman. and Dr. and Mrs. L. six and seven. five, of the winners Alex Christie was arrested by pasGrover. weeks no are This there he buys, long ago. GUILTY OF COAL THEFT before for Parties holding these bonds federal agents Tuesday here for no dissappoint-ment- s ses to be given away free for the waits delivery, ar was Jose Acosta, Mexican, are urged to contact officials of having possession of unlicensed or dissatisfaction over the Bonnie Theatre during the coming liq f The past noble special A special meeting of the Helper grands of the rested by C. D. Brinton, the local bank now as this opthe to uor In the county. Christie was to following parties week go not come up ltahna Rebekah lodge met at the Wombusiness for the D. R. G. W for steal-Int- r goods which do and Proffesslonal of the bonds calto get turned over to Justice Alex Lakie who may obtain the tickets by portunity QuaJ 'ome of Mrs. Jack Jones at Cas-- J coal from railroad property. fancy catalogue descriptions. merat the Journal office: Norman en's club was held at the home of new series expires March 27. and pleaded guilty. He was fined local the considered, ling 'e Gate took lity and Mrs. Mayme Hansen at Price. Mrs. KenTursday evening. After Acosta pleaded guilty Further information may be ob- $50.00. The amount of whiskey in prices are usually as rea- Bray, Helper; Inez Jacobson, J. C. Hubbard reviewed "Anthony tained at the bank. I, e regular business meeting a the alternative of serving five chant's Castle Jack and Houston, order mail the of ilworth; as those his possession was but three pints. sonable uncheon was served followed by Adverse." days in jail when he couldn't pay house. Gate. ''ridge. of $10.00. fine the voi-L.-vj- J HELPER, UTAH Cast Named Peter at His Best in MANY BELIEVE BILL WILL BE INEFFECTIVE CALLED "A FREAK PIECE OF LEGISLATION" GOVERNORS SIGNATURESURE The effect of the new state liquor bill has met with PER JOURNAL Annual Play PROVES MOST UNFAVORABLE The man who whisper down a well About the goods he has to ell never Will make the mighty dollars Moral it pays to advertise! n n, or m Win-kelrie- s. lo z, Carbon Opera Dates Listed Red Cross Will Hold Class Here e, .... Masons Exemplify Degree At Myton Democratic Club Deposits Funds Chapter of P. E. 0. Announce Officers Speech Students Present Assembly I d, one-thir- d. - me el Gig-Hot- ti. Ml-lan- o, N. H. Hamilton Resigns Carbon one-thir- ol eve-"ing- -s nt f ' |