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Show ': road 24iL A THE JOURNAL OELtVCREp ONLY INO fill! I nil ' OH BY H SCHOOL Iff Pessetto, for- now .m contractors and definite uke have taken hasten the construction and :.uC,tt 3 ugCo. jrnam&l ever ui IS Help project of an eight nf tun- calls for the Lake eon-- , a six room high com- the ra:t ,so calls for , it the Carbon to - orK Tne Din whs iei but the full amount Ides the purchase price rials the board has on hand (81,725. construction work. the In was obtained from demolition project dur- ci the Peerless ana winrazed were ijaners achools There was no pro- luring. for the con- in the contract of joB any heating system raterial U - Prop. work is i financed being by funds and money obtainirough an additional - H'A J'inal uetans work contract worked out last week with Cannon & boad of architects, iommissioners. proposed Jae sail hj. presented to R. A. ot ker was it administrator PWA - v.u- k Hart, of Salt City. fctordlng Jeeves, this ;i good G. to Superintendent of the the finances year are in exceptional For the first condition. many years, it wary for the body to will not be to borrow re- in to operate until they their regular tax funds this te This factor is highly ot the administration, as lie past it has been necessary commence borrowing funds as so con- ply as September and m until the tax monies were bived in December. Loans be- - FEE and $1S0,000 have during these periods previous years. Service of two nurses in the schools will be discontinupty ity the ERA. It s believed how- p,me siaie win give iu percent $50,000 (areceived necessary to continue h service, with local taxing units pishing the other 50 per cent. h school board would supply p, the county, Helper City and m City $25 each, in the plan h. board has approved its share N the proposal will be present- It to each of the other units for lie runds Ijproval. PKING DIES Mm GLEN MAN AT SALT LAKE Arthur Stowell, 25. resi- Glen during the died Sunday al general hospital trouble, following a 3 of Spring five years, Salt Lake N ! kidney W illness. survived by bis wife, Rath-inBuckley Stowell. and three 'Wren, Raymond. Donna and El- May Stowell. nit ct Snrinif Re Is e as mother, Mrs. Ellen blen: Sto-- e of Price, and the following others and slaters: Mrs. L. A. y Mrs. Lynn Warren, and E. Stowell, all of Price; Mrs. A. su uine iny; u. and N. E. St- . well, Gunnison, "'I and peria, H J. Stnwell. California. E. was born Julv - h.ith of at 15. 1910. a Bon of Heber John ili Ellen Stowell. He wa mar- y to Katherlne Buckley of Glen five years ago. 'Wal services have been gPt for Frlday at Sp ing (0eilwith burial taking place In town cemetery. g Olen,, ag ten-Wvel- y - Latuda resident PASSES SUNDAY "'6 Annotml r.o .inmnfa1 '" at Latuda at 1 p.m. Sunday carcinoma of the chest, MrAnstlnii was born 1 ' ic. ... . Komedio and Dorothy Rlccl D,iHp had been resident wuila 1 s'irvvins; li,,re ftIe w0(hrn and Bisters; of ,,n. and Alma funeral -- TT(fhTrTTO I Helper, Utah Wednesday, Nov. 27 1935 Fall Observer 14-- 0 THI JOURNAL IHDPPIN RECEIVED COITION TO EVERY HOME FRIi DCLIVLREO An-ml- Miss En i lea non .llntf arrangements. f u- 1nfl. CHRISTxMAS J SU LiSCRlFIlON $2 A YEA k HELP YULE CHEER WELL Candy and fruits will be distributed to children of Helper by the Carbon post No. 21, American Legion, as part of a program to bring Christmas cheer to the city. A lighted tree is to be placed along Main street and baskets cf food are to be sent needy fdinilies by n.e post and its HERE TUESDAY We Give Thanks This Week To J 5 CARBON POST NO. 21 FORMER CHURCH MAN HELPER SCHOOL PLAY THE CASUAL SHOP EARLY FOK v. HERE WILL OPEN ANNUAL SHOW According to announcement here Our forefathers who landed at A packed audience saw the Helthis week, Monsignor A. F. Rock. Plymouth LOCALS FIGHT ON EVEN TERMS Nearly every one per school annual play Tuesday AFTER in Helper will have will represent Bishop ' spesom'hing Bonnie theatre FIRST ILVLF. BOXELDER GETS EARLY cial to Ho on this day. Most every-rn- evening at the at the opening of the Kearney ill co home whether their with one of the best coached and Carnival annual Catholic third START, TO SCORE COUNTERS -r to act on the; auxiliary. home - mi Helner or Weilinirtnn versatile casts evDecommences which Thursday, August Litizzette, vice comSchools closed todav and overlsta'? noor Uie 1cal school. The cember 5th at the Silver Moon ?tinirinir living WKn ,rue andl and R. Crissman C. hel11 tne au'l'nfe from the mander; aS;"n came to the rescue with one- 5000 youngsters were turned lose pla-ballroom. Monsignor Giovannonl Glen Ballinger have been namthe Boxelder of his timely tackles and cut the'until next Monday and what a first and presented a laughing, eteatiy accuracy, the be will guest of honor at the tree , for the ed to arrange Bees, Saturday, reached the pin- Bee that was really which down on the Carbon time they'll have with that drum stirring comedy formally opens the capiain banquet and refreshments. James nacle of grid sucess when they stick. In preparation for this holi- appreciated. The plot dealt with which has grown to a affair line, execuCrissbeautifully and commander, crumpled a fighting but sadly out- ted tackle from the the visit of some country relatives day, merchants through-ou- t prominence during the behind. man and Ballinger form classed Dino-saunot used to the ways of city ariscrew from Cartook entire city special precaution two sessions. It was under last finished Biaegger the he the for committee job bon county, to take the seat at had tocrats with whom they were stayParted when he dropped back to stock their stores with the highMonsignor Giovannonl that the the top ot the scrambled prep into project. est ing. of sweet turks, quality yams, bis own territory and rifled first thoughts of a Catholic edurace for th.; Utah State gridiron a and all that goes with Through the humorous' wit of institution originates and cational pass to Tingey, who again dash- potatoes he bird. The publishers of The Sally Simple, played by Marie honors. POSTPONED ed his MEETING to score. The batteryears as the priest of many the country and city folks The final count was. Boxelder-1Journal wish everyone of Helper Dame de Louides Notre Mai the tell Nelson plunged the ing Carbon-0- . a rrateful day on Thanks- were eventually reunited so that in Price prior to beirg church ball over for the conversion and yon there was a friendly understand- UNTIL NEXT MONDAY transferred to Salt Lake as this is a memorable The Bees displayed one of the the City in store stood 14-- for Boxelder. giving ing and not a disagreeable spite. most po wet ful offenses ever seen remembered well are 1929 by the Soon after the second half got The principals or the cast inin Utah High school prep circles followers of his faith as well as underway, Lewis Tezak, Carbon School Play Is and cluded students the following The scheduled formal openin submerging the gallant Dino- pass t most every Caibon county resispecialist flung a beautiful Said To Be The Best the personage of the play: Kather- of the Helper chamber of saurs. Prior to this game neither 50 ing at that timj. dent yard pass to Aramaki who was Louis commerce for the. coming year Yes, that's the comment of many ine. Gross, Mrs. Parker; leant had been defeated yet this Kearney was originally Bishop from the Bee goal line of the residents who attended Bunnel, Loring Parker; Teresa was postponed this Monday season and Boxelders 14 point and fifteen scheduled the speaker at the iniyards from the near- "When Sally Conies To Town", di- Quilico, Esther Parker; Evelyn Deand will be held Monday, margiin of victory was quite tial opening of the carnival, but est Bee defender. The Jananese rected by Miss Ruth: Felicia Winston, Olive cember 2 at the city hall. EvMary Ruggeri. Not for. However, the victory-wa- s flash seemed was unable to get away at that highly nervous how- only did large crowd attend both Lloyd; Marie Leger, Sally Simery director of the recently well earned and the light ever and he time. He Is scheduled, however, ball and matinee and evening performances, ple; David Colton, Joshua Perkins; dropped the named new organization is Dinosaurs played a charging game six points for Carbon. to be at the carnival Friday eveN't everyone was agog over the Albert Cook, Theresa Holbrook; especially urged to be present that would be a glorious tribute ning, and It has ween designated bad Another break for Carbon rhow after. The students selected Lord Ccc'l Raleigh, Robert Jones; while the public is invited to to any prep institution. as Bishop Kearney Night. Tenta-tiv- e followed and a bad pass from cen- ir- - the cast seemed especially La as well. Rouge; be in attendance Betty Carter, Birdie After a scrappy exchange of ter gave the ball to Boxelder arrangements are being ma le to their parts and played The producing staff comprised Committees for the year's actistruck .swiftly on the Carbon the bishop entertain the to have punts, Boxelder line. The them well. The make-ucosCaroand of Mary Ruggeri, director; vity program along with the with humorous songs, he audience with a series of 27, 12 and 11 yard Dinosaurs then gave a dramatic Fred Bosone tuming was very striking and the line Stein, make-up- ; nany proposed projects for accomplished in especially being sprints by Biaegger and Tingey. demonstration of what the word production as a whole reflects and W. H. Wardell, business manthe chamber to work on this line. A Carbon this penalty against "fight" means, with Tingey and greatly on the caliber of the coach- agers; James Bryner, Pete Fode-reryear will be dealt with during A public address system will be momentarily held up the Bee rush Biaegger, who had averages of ing staff of the Helper school. Ben Reddington, Frank Rothe meeting. used Newell Tin on next the during the entire proceedbut 8 and l yards a try respectively, play, Of course, the whole show was mano, stage managers. One of the MISHAP HUNTING of the carnival and it is ex left half tote thru a the Bees attempted to push over! under the overseer of Principal ings gey, pleasnig contributions to the perthis feature will enthat of BOY the line, another score. It seemed that the W. H. Wardell, but we mu't give formance was that of Prof. hole on the left side FATAL TO s pected of the prosmoothness the -- ucked hance the Carbon secondary de- Dinosaurs had something to say credit to two of the local girls seband. Some excellent conductwere Funeral services gram greatly. fense out of position by his ap- about that for Nelson's last plunge and products of Carbon county lections was rendered by the band Clubs are being invited, to enwas stopped on the one-foline. and both of whom are graduates between acts and previous to the ed Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Boneta, parent dash for the left side-linWesfor of John ter adult applicants In the Amanorth Duchesne, reversed his field nicely, and ran Carbon kicked out and Dougher- of the University of Utah Miss curtain. school teur Contest of the Carbon County Carbon 17, 12 yards down his right side-linhigh Stein. Miss Caroline and Logan, ley ty recovered as Braegger fumbled Ruggeri student, killed while hunting near Catholic Carnival. Entries being for Boxelders first score. A pass on the Carbon 47 yard stripe. Bur- Miss Rugseri made an outstanding made from all sections as follows: Duchesne Monday. to Fishburn aicunted gess again punted and the Beese record both at Carbon high and KIWANIS HEAR TALK Biaegger DeOpening night, Thursday, The youth, according to word for the extra point. took the ball on their own 20. An at the university in this line of adults moun9:30 5, was no night. cember p.m. and is the received "ork here, hunting stands performance The we.;t side cfthe exchange of punts followed ant ON SCHOOL PROJECT tain lions with Ray Tidwell, 17, Friday afternoon, 2:30 p.m. fo were echoing hilariously from the Carbon took the ball on their own f'a'tery of her record; while Miss in has Stein of Utahna. when shot down by Ed Price junior school children under always specialized shouts of rabid Boxelder fans for 20 yard stripe. work in has this and art ward Haddeu, Duchesne, who was 15. majored Carbon score the Bee but another With two minutes left to play A discussion by Mrs. G. D. Wood numerous also hunting mountain lions and Friday night, 9:30 p.m. Price line held their onslaught on their and the game definitely in the bag line at school. She has student lunch project was unawaare on display in the Uni- on the school children over 15. of senior other the party. paintings the line and as quarter for Boxelder the Diuosaunis struck di: Of the Kiwanis club lunch program The the rifle art She, department. versity slug pierced Saturday afternoon, beginning ended, Gardell Marshall, speedy. thru the air. Burgess to Austin, now being conducted daily In the make-u- p rected and the 2:30 skull. costuming. p.m. Carbon county school CarLoan boy's the Marshall 20 yards. J. Curia to Dinosaur left half, gave Helper schools was the outstandexonerated children officers living out Bide of Price. Investigating bon supporters their first chance l." yards, J. Curia to Aramaki, in ing number on the regular Wed- Haddeu of blame in the' mishap. night, winners of the Saturday on Furnish Groun ball to cheer when he took the noon day meeting of the complete. But wiin the ball on the nesday will compete a contests various born was September youth Bee 8 yard line Forsythe was un- a fake kick and stormed Students Hot Lunches Helper Kiwanis club this week. 22,The Four prizes to each other. son of in John the 191S. Manti, gainst restr.ble to snap the ball in time for Mrs. Wood who ;s in charge of into pay territory , the oval had awarded He be Ethel and during intermissions Logan. at the project whki Students unable to lunch is enabling Wesley ing en ihe Bee 3ti yaid stripe. On a Dinosaur score as the gun endball. at months at nine Price, lived grand only sensational ed the game and ning down the inninr in the next play, the Tcniif,iwu yUUIlfiMeiS, UUa.re IU UUV UI 1I 1U urine, i i He was Mrs. Charles Ruggeri, ehairmaa s . i f ,mu Timing here from Boneta. curtain on the most thrilling prep .mi R..nr.vldP were Rerved fl rlish'.K.. Braegger intercepted Lewis the Amateur Contest with Mrs. Vt of latter friends the place pass and raced for a certain grid season ever experienced in of hot food Monday noon by WPAifood through WPA and under the visiting . occurred accident Ruggeri master of when the Henry i to Marshall a pro-workers open direction of food experts who see utall touchdown but Gadell his are his father, Surviving gram sponsored by local organiza- that the proper nourishment is mother, now Mrs. Ethel Logan Mrs. tions. Wood contained. explained UNION TRUCKERS' sisters, Mary Adjournment Taken RAILROAD DATA Some 650 students were served how the food was prepared and Barton, and four Elizabeth Logan and Thelma, HelIN CARBON COUNTY Monday and 450 more are expect- the nature of the dispensing metIn Coal Wage Meet en and Fay Barton, all of Price. by opening similar hod to the children. She urged ON SAFETY WORK A truck drivers' local union is ed to benefit projects at other schools of the that everyone continue to coopeNegotiations between Columbia being formed in Carbon county. county. Mothers of tudents rid- rate with this new program in HELPER RESIDENT Co. officials and a commitSteel Lake of Salt G. Hall, secrtary ing buses to the Carbon high Helper in order that it might be tee representing members of the The railroad sarety program Teamsters' union, has been in Car- school to sponsor continued through-ou- t are the entire United Mine Workers of America reaches four groups of people: 1. bon county to promote the organi- a hot food organizing school. school year. at PASSES TUESDAY employed at the company's coal that project Mo3. 2. Employees, workbeen has Hall Passengers, zation; Mr. Mrs. G. D. Wood of Helper is The public Affairs committee mine at Columbia, adjourned nei, torists and 4. Trespassers. in cooperation with Frank ing of work in is the the throughout club the of charge supervising gotiations on a new working agreeboard member Passengers Railroad men are Kiwanwith Mrs. Aaron William Franklin Woolsey, ?8, old ment after a conference Tuesday, the the county, by program sponsored record they of the United Mine Workers of justly proud of the Sunnyside; Mrs. Lou Rob- is club. R. J. Vaughan is chair- time resident of Helper passed the committee announced. in transporting America. have attained Mrs. Vera Hill. man cf the group. the fami- ' Negotiations will be resumed nt at Tuesday evening Helper; inson, a slogan their passengers, tt is Plans call for the unionization Wellington ami Mrs. J. H. Phillips ly home in Helper due to condit- the call of the operators, accordbacked by performance that "The of truck drivers of Carbon and of Price directing t'.ie work in ions Incident to a heart attack Club Women's safest ing to the committee comprising American' Railroad is the of kinds WPA Is hir- Helper The suffered earlier In the day. Emery counties. All each community. Orvel Peterson, D. L. Day and Ike momAnnounced of Transportation". truck drivers are elgible for Officers known method deceased was born in Neva- Evans. Provisions calling for wage The 14 women to prepare and serve ing Witness the fact that not a single hershin. Membership of the local. da and later went to Wyoming increases have been granted, but VV. 111 1C "in a train Mrs. G. D. Wood has been namunion will consist cnieiiy oi to.u were So- passenger was killed' in the coal other where he engaged anJ vegetableg provisions remain to be ed president of the Women's club , accident in the f. S. during the truck drivers. A charter for the to coming Dreservea during the occupation mining prior the group announced. The Monthis of announced year was of it Helper, new local will be granted by the summer for uses hi the work by first seven months in 1917. He has Carbon to county agreement would last until April, July not yet avail- Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauf- the Helper Kiwanis club. Price day. (figures sh-cbeen employed at various mines 1937. M. Mrs. P. Street, able). in the county since taking resifeurs, Stablemen and Helpers. post No. 3, American Legion, and Mis. L. Kelly, secretary, George PaThe Rio Grande has a record ofand dence here and made his home in Wellington the Sunnyside acreturned rent Teacher associations, acting and Mrs. Henry Uhle, treasurer, Helper in 1923 where he has since AHEPASTOHOLD no passengers killed in train Pappacostas Jimme are ether officers named to di lived. years. nine cldents for over from a short a business aa sponsors of the program. A .... II m. KI'J V Tuesday rect the oranization. Mrs. Clyde ne l raniu o SaU L((ke CMy Employes Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. SIXTH ANNUAL Miller, literature; Mrs. F. L. Wil- William Woolsey, six sons and began their continuous CLEARED GUYNN Mrs. Jack six son, social science, and 1924 when they set out in 18 chiland grand paign redrivers striking them on crossings. OF RIOT CHARGE Cima, music and nrama, were cho- dren.daughters to reach a goal of 56 per cent The sons and daughters inLODGE DANCE have preached sen to head working committees. clude Mrs. Elsie Blackburn of Cor-tez- , by Vet the railroads duction in employe injuries fifteen years with for em advertised of art the and charged Charles reduced project Guynn. Acceptance 1914 Thev actually Colo., Elven Woolsey, Mrs. "Cross Crossings rioting in the 19is coal strike, outlined by the Utah Federated cent in that their slogan. Rcsella Fausett and Mrs. Sylvia ploye injuries 77 per The sixth annual Thanksgiving to Cautiously". was acquitted Friday in the dis- Women's clubs has been made by time nml are now coming all of Price, Mrs. Clara Day ball of the local Woolsey three-dachapter of ur i.,,.....B i respassei the local organization and plans Pierce of Salt Lake City, Hannah trict court at Price after a make a further reduction or v, I.. nln'nVB U' h American Hellenic Educational the .1. outan was will be case work the out The appeal to cany trial. Duncan of Los Angeles, Calif., and ier cent bv 1940. The reduction vu, tine uic sta674.000 trespassers were from the Helper justice court. lined at a meeting to be held in Elven, Ia Vern, Myron, Corilla, Progressive Association will be tlrcadv made means there werej g. Over Siltomorrow in the evening ged railroads of December during in the Y.M.C.A. Guynn the building Following the acquittal ejected from injured Curtis and Elmer Woolsey all of ver Moon Ball room at Price. Spe16 000 'fewer employes tres200 .v... time this -vear. About District Attorney Keller moved the 10, accoording too Mrs. Woods. .nlil have Helper. i;s4 aione, iium iuv.r cial efforts have been made this killed every moiuu court dismiss a similar caase n hn.i the 1923 rate coninueii. passei .,s are Funeral services will be held year to make the affair the best . v..!T....! on also Inla .1.. Wetherbee Charles no cum... icim on laiiioaus. The rate is baseu on iuc ;iVIL SERVICE. Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. in so far and from "present indicawith this prob- an appeal from the Helper court.! the price ward L.D.S. tabernacle tions, it surely will top all prelumber of hours worked so that manner of denlng EXAMINATIONS been tried. by The dismissal was granted with interment In the Helper city vious as far as attendance goes. ven wlih the decreased employ- lem has yet Rail transporta- Judge Chritensen. S. U. up: of the Summing ment the railroads Civil Service cemetery. United The States A large sale of tickets has been this year's Sam Harone of Helper, found , i,,.n nooo men alive tion Is so safe that by Commission has announced open utiv e ni"i "recorded by the committee In a made person guilty on a charge of Mayhem, been kil- record already competitive examinations as fol- vision, $6,500 a year, Children's charge. o!ay who would have 350.0OO times more not rail to was travel sentenced by been could Fiday Bureau, Department or Labor. led had no Improvement lows: The chapter members heading around the earth without a fatal than two years l;i fje state peni-- j Farm agent, $1,.!00 a year, In- the dance committee include Go. Assooclate (recov:rH(le since 1923. metallurgist Is less service Christensen. Railroad Un1iary by Judge The R'o Grande likewise, has accident. ery), $3.20o a year, associate me- dian Field Service, Interior De- Karras, chairman, Mike Marakls, In hazardous each year and a great The sentence was suspended until nad- - n splendid Improvement tallurgist (physical), $3,200 a year, partment. Separate registers of . and Manos Salvurakis. There deal more improvement Is possi-Me- a motion by defense attorneys fori assistant will be established as fol(recovery), metalluigist educing employe injuries. Automobilists can avoid most a new trial could be acted upon. were 1200 reportable injuries in $2.0no a vear, assistant nietallur- - lows: General farming, stock raiGAME POSTPONED of the grade crossing accidents by 1931. 1.13 In sing under range conditions, irri192 5 ami but (physical), $2,600 a year. to wnrn'ftit or Work on signs placlug a'cl-ientTrespassing ordinary prudence. Motorists Motor vehicle of impending danger tional branches are: Ferrous, non gation farming, and dry farming. Due to a game early next week an unsolved probCertain education and experiat erodings present a most railroads is still of ferrous, and ore dressing. herds and curves from bad About with the Rifle high school, Grand dangerous. and it very ence are required for these positPrincipal medical officer difficult, problem for the railroads, lem Junction high will not meet the to trespas- range stock has been completed accidents the of hair be can , prevent Calmette-Guerin)few of them $.',600 a ions. Carbon gridders on the proposed along highway 50 In Spanish Fork of ser! on railroads are fatal. Full information may be obtainIndian Service at large, ed by the railroad men. Most year, Soldier across summit, and canyon 10 Thanksgiving Day engagement. as accidents far so In j nutonio-ed fiom the Secretary of the Uni- This . .1 Department. them can be prevented by state announcement came Monday the! Sullivan, Jack patrolman. concerneu are "- p'oyes Director, Division of Maternal ted States Civil Service Board of when word was received from th bile drivers running mm 11 injur- - announced Monday. The worK was at Btanda now D&RGW week and Child Health. $6,500 a yeaar, Examiners at the post office or Colorado school to this effect Fl nmin lt . During the last in- - les for each one million man nours two Rio Grande employes were Director, Crippled Children's In- - customhouse In any city which JU)lla "' lured - one fatally by high sped worked. e nl v Ga-lari- inter-mountai- n d the-fiuan- r Le-ge- 4 d Fe-ad- d p all-stat- e Edel-man'- e d 30-3- 0 m. Te-ak'- five-mont- h sub-distri- Dim-mic- .... 1 y ii. 1 ..'. . ti-- a j j Kansas. nt Flvnn's niHv call n,ral hom In PtnA HI - .Mai T. s tne following . Baltista Spring Canyon;; Mrs. OtMrs. Marrhetu, Ijifuda; - " 1 d the board of coun- - iilowed by 1 0 1SJ.J5 3ES r - v room scnooi , high instruction and is or con-4i of many years and dr.ve. The con-- ' i In Close Game YEAR work on the prance the school itV junior high next commence wiU f .uln,o irn'on Gridders V Uli ILL inr pm,7. P ly.u,. ON to K OB 1 i The Only XewBpapw in the World That Civ ex u Dnmii About Helper fxXX No. 19 ftemi I i rir "cket, jl IT T7. ' T'"TI tiii trf 'TOT ..,s AND n VVJ nu (Ba-c'lli- ' n |