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Show Mining Railroad k and i si Jbj'X vewspaper 34 VOL. XXX NO, I .Jj.yfL JL qJJCDIJM PA The Only Xewgpaper la the World That Glv w ouv7.s-c;ro- Injuries received in an accident at the mine of the Columbia Steel company at Uolumuia fatul luXimprovements in to Homer 11. Johnson, proved . 22 late water been com f city of Helper have week and last Mr. Johnson died a few minutes 1d Neatly to the security arter being brought to the Price the water ays- - hospital. His chest was crushed efficiency of 1 A in the accident. ( the town. on Birch line Mr. Johnson was a brother of the of stretch cast Dr. M. T. Johnson, let was replaced with thea res company phywill make sician. He is survived by his pipe and f L of the southeast part of Hel-mother, Mrs. Martha Johnson of sure of a consistent and Kanawha, Iowa, and the following Ce water service. The new brothers and sisters: Mrs. Max L replaced the old wood pipe P. Schrank, Cedar City, Utah; H. used in many of J. and Oren H. Johnson, Kanawha; ,b Is being Mrs. Ernest Philips, Sioux City, 2 city's water mains. and Bixty foot Iowa; Slyvla Johnson, Chicago and Lslon was made on Vernal Mrs. Gertrude Milnes. Kanawha. nnd a water t. In frnnt nf Irant was jo11q L0 Mon-day- two-hundre- d s llama at Helper. Utah. Friday Anrii MINE ACCIDENT EASTER SERVICES TO FATAL TO MAN TWO WATER LINES Subscribe for ; J J A Helper J Owned Newspaper j 5 BALL CLUB TO A beat PRACTICE MON. I,LLI BE HELD IN HELPER The llelpor ball club will hold iu- - fn-sofficial practice session 01 Hi Monday evening at the local ball paik. All members of laal year's scruad as well as every individual interested in trying out for the team should be out at this meeting. Allison and Copilots, Johnny Luke Varmont will be in uniform and will pnt the boys through some elementary paces for the training season. Jt!.V- J- in iqsr un pcd Ll1 i Helper Dnv QnmiT 1 . Program Is Set Junior High UUUWI TROOP IS ACTIVE t Sunday morning easter services will be held in Helper for the first time in its history for the public and will be convened at the Strand Theatre at 9 a. m. der the auspices of the Helper FOR DEDICATION OF y.-a- un- u a vlATT" subscription Over sixty boys of Helper and district were in attendance at the regular weekly meeting of the recently organized boy scout troop held Tuesday eventng in the Li- berty hall, according to Omar club. There will be no Bunne!, troop scoutmaster. admission charge and there will "From the response given the oe no collection made during and high school will be dediHelper's new a movement scout for troop boy uier the services and the public 2 p. m. cated buildirjg commencing in Helper, sufficient Interest has is cordially inviiea to attend. Helon Townsite two been show n to organize troops auspices I lie program includes the folin Helper," Mr. Bunncl said, "and one of Plans Kiwanis Club. lowing: Opening prayer, Byron REBEKAHS HAVE two troops can very easily be Carter; "Hock of Ages, Helper handled in the community If some comprehensive junior high school Glee Club, unone will take the responsibility." held in der direction of Prof. M. J. Edle-ruan- ; Helper have now been completed Hnu-pvetnr lhn tlniA hfllnir ANNUAL TWENTIETH been laid. scriptural reading by J. F. the scoutmaster with the recently Wibie; instrumental music, Donna work will named committee troop Tho program that has been arLou Warden ; vocal solo, Mrs. R. of on organthe Bank troop perfection On Friday evening Utahna BeC. Sheldon; second selection ranged by the KiwanU club dedi- TOKYO GIANTS i.mior hleii school now Helpe by with the boys that are now cation committee or which R. J. ization 39 becca No. of this the of this Most New Report Lodge city, glee club, "April"; instrumenler construction. s . ... Vaughan of Martin is chairman is a Ktr TTKT A an th tal selection, Bob Jones; vocal so- celebrated, its twentieth annlver-- ' enlisted. The boya were grouped into patrols at the Tuesday meet- - included as follows: Opening Be K. in the P. Hall. Mrs. Louis Dankworth; closing The excellent condition of the lo, u donated by the federal The Giants opened their 193G America" sung by the A very fine program was enjoy- ing and plans for naming leaders' lection, tour against an Aland the city supplies tne ma- Helper State Bank was reflected prayer, Mrs. W. II. Ward ell, barnstorming master are scout an and assistant audience to the accompaniment cf ed and refreshments served, top-- ! this week when the local firm isto limber fails. now beinK lormuiaiea. W.nA- - nrnv-- : ameda Japanese team sohnnl tuninr thu hlih ping off with a juetty birthday! a arter chlorination bouse was sued its quarterly report to tho lonK bit their "P Journey nroarram is summer nr. An active T,i.rnv, rrtor- r.mrir cake bearing twenty candles. across the Pacific. They have a Inew last week at Kolapp. state banking commission. worked the out by of the being troop' u, gon Quymon, president Charter members present were The marked improvement of lo- SONS OF LEGION August Litezzettt. long schedule ahead of them which and Mrs. Henry Hal and T.j leaders and preparations of the board of education: remarks. R. will take them to Southern CaliMr. ia-Ij- s cal of was conditions works water In Helper the are expressed also testa scout first of A. Btate being; director public Hart, Mr. Hall acted as C. Smiley. This house will be the various phases of the stateus. fornia, Arizona, Texas. Oklahoma, TO INSTALL SAT master of ceremonies for the made in an attempt to get every: wcrks administration in Utah; h n store the chlorine of th ment and . which is contained in or of above of twelve boy and years state of Introduction county Idaho, Oregon, Washington and ovKTiinir hnvinir cent,! ntVttttHL'ht summer this issue of the Helper Journal. i f A during the coming work. , .,. a ficlally into the scout n boards of education, G. J. Reeves, British Columbia. They will sail aim ii.ii, uic yi catr ui uuib uinim,. for home from outths and when it will have to Assets and liabilities of the local summer ending and of hikes series nf Officers fho Hnno nf the To.! Miss Elizabeth Paterson, and Mrs. superintendent of Carbon district a three months' Vancouver, tour of the PaInjected into the water lines institution balance this quarter gion, work the wkh ings regular selection. along cchools; junior Helper N'obb? of junior boys organization Hall, who was the first at 9S8,6611C while at the com- i.he local of the scouts is be:ng outlined by hitch band, announcing contents of cific Coast. They leave early this post of the American Le-- j Grand of the lodge. of the the leaders. mencing year of 1935, the gion, will be installed at fitting the vault placed in corner Ptone, year to enter Japan's first proSince its origin, the local which fessional baseball is logame figures totalled $921,061 or ceremonies to be held league of The committee the in a tribute Dr. J. J. Dalplaz; troop at the CenLodge has been honored in rated about the same as the ma- DIAMOND an approximate gain of almost tral school evenmiinv wavs havinc in ita nipm. cal organization Includes Ernest honor of Bishop George Ruff, for- Jora in this building Saturday country, ?SU,0(K in a period of a little over R A. Cliff Memmott. Dr, counFlaim, mer president of the Carbon at 7 : 30 "p. m. kii. in r, i mhar, Their hitting this year is much one year in the actual banking ing, commencing Vic HlnAr! and Gus nf tv.lwinrrf Demman, Tsangaris, of have held offices in the Giand! Angus Litizzetti, chairman LEADERS CHOSEN business. dle t0. th! P,nters Board Member Henry II. Jones,1 the Sons of the Legion commit- Lodge, Giand Encampment and! Litizzetti. them by Frank (Lefty) 0' Doul, Gains in various phases of the Fager-ptedt- , John Farns-wortaddress, dedicatory tee, will officiate and B. K. Rebekah Assembly. its Degree idol of the Japanese baseball report were 6hown over the predistrict governor Utah-Idahchairman for staff is noted for its splendid departmental world. will Invade Helper, COAL They on Ameri- ceding quarter in 'loans and disOPERATORS ie state committee Klwanls district. International; the legion committee, will be here work, and has been winner in April 21 and play the Helto counts" and "time deposits." Of- and Legion junior baseball Placing of the corner atone, Friday in the program several degree work contests participate, atj Ball Club. per je this season was announced ficers of the institution inciude, Union White, Chas. Leger, director; "Star Spanthe Grand Ixdge sessions. Helper grand S-IN MEET TO Hen Balinger, Helstate chairman Joseph Barboglio, president, and of the . gled Banner" and flag raising. and George Shupe, can well be proud of having suchj week. Joe Quillco, A. Laboroi and John both of Ogden, will be here to a splendid fraternal order, whose' per Junior band and Jamea Gala-nl- . WEED CONTOL mmlttee members are Dr. Ar- - Qullico, directors, and Jack commander of Carbon post 21 officis as as of well take part the very finest,' membership legion PROJECT PROPOSED W. Olsen, Salt Lake City, is the acting cashier with ers and 40-- officers of the dis and whose principles the veiyi Coal operators and company ex of American Legion. will Btate western of ecutives set No. 3; Wilson Forrest. Arthur Dalpiaz, assistant cashier. trict. best. meet in Salt Lake City for the! County-wid- e . eontrol of weeds bam City, Districts Nos. 1 and The officers being installed inThe program rendered was as' thirty-fiftthe' IS of summer is proposed in a pro- session annual this Helper 'rancls Lundell. SDanish Fork. clude Johnnie Quilico, Captain; icious. ... I. ... I . 1 ... ... In . kh-- n nuiouuciory remark, Rocky MoUntaln Coal Mining in licts Nos. 4 and 5, and W. C SUBSCRIPTIONS umug ouuimupu iu me car Now Mar-telOpen Daily 1st oi Galanis, l.t, rreseniauon Billy nan; George wenry uag,; 23 wnlch for 8titule bon commission muniopens April and county Delta, Districts Nos. 6 and 7. SHOW BIG GAIN 2nd It., Fred Voll, adjutant, Mrs. ureennaign anu Airs. Lvy Carl W. Sinclair, gen-- ! j three days, cipal governments by B. J. Jewkes "h member will be res Hoi-lepons! Gross, sergeant-at-arnis- , '"America", congregation; l!us Hines; Helper's recently opened library Btate agricultural Inspector for of the meeting, an chairman eral :or organizing play in his as- a nounced Junior Parry of Standard ville is now serving the literary needs' eastern Utah. vocal solo, Mrs. R. A. Nilson; Peterson,' chaplain, Jim Sunday. No meetings territory. color bearer, John Galanis, brief history of the lodge, Mrs. A j Business sessions will be held of the many of tlie young folks of is the The project was prepared by the' Journal leading Helper I been scheduled for the com-- e standard bearer. Glen Ballinger, E. Greenhalgh, :Irs. . Gertrude - at the Hotel Utah, and arrange the community as well as a con- state correlation committee and as yet, Ballinger said. suDscriptlon spring campaign historian, and Alan Voll, buglar. House and Mrs. F. L. Wilson, ments have been mnue for a nan-qu.- siderable number of adults, ac- calU for the expenditure of $9118.- -. ns for an extensive campaign wHich will "close next Saturday, cording to Mrs. A. Vanwerven, li- 40. It would be done August Litizzetti, Blackie Willis clarinet solo, Dona Lou Wardell,' there April 21th. through W I already been launched at April 19. The campaign was ln-- i and George Rowley head the Car- horn solo, Bert Berry; dancing brarian. P A, with the cities and county, have 5een Committees designatand Magna, F according to augerated some time ago by the bon Post No. 21 committee in number, Barbara Nilson, lighting ed, with Jospeh Parmley chairman The library is open every day supplying $750.90 for purchasing The Logan program Helper paper and has been openly Fer. of birthday cake, reading of of this movement. 2 p. in. to C P. m. and from from charge and of finance committee the the tools .and paying rental materials, be conducted with the city's contested by three seniors of the ters from abseut About on equipment. following heading other commit- 7 in the evening until 9. itional an dplayground work. Carbon high student body. A $25 First officers of the Noble tees: six now availare books hundred Moroni Eradication of quack grass, CanarrangeHeiner, state committee has adont- Applications Grand in Relper when the lodge ments; L. R. Weber, entertain- able and many more are scholarship will go to the winner, adian being thistle, morning glory and pollcy of securing n this amount to bo applied on a was organized in 1916 were Mrs. ment and Citizenship High Mrs. Moroni added to the shelves each day. the control of whitetop is planned. banquet; ier Of hOVR. in fha rromA tuition account at any school or Leva B. Hall, noble grand; Mrs. ladles entertainment; I.. Drives to secure more bocks will The project would extend over a Twenty-seve,r than the development residents of Car- Agnes Snyder, vice grand; Miss Heiner, of trade institution of the state. be made by the Business and Pro- period of three and one-hal- f M. Kuhns, exhibits. months ng teams. The standing of the other ac- bon county have filed applications Dorothy Sauer, recording secrewho have ac- fessional Women's club, sponsor Among speakers will take and for tive candidates is as follows: citizenship papers tary'; Mrs. Leah Nelson, financial cepted invitations to appear this on of the library project, and NOTICE lone neu's iteni to The James Greener, Helper, second. the citizenship examination next secretary; Mrs. Daisy Smiley, the program are'll. B. Lindeman, organisation will De assisted by court of in the Judge treasurer. May given er;oMrnoL Kay Bunnel. Helper, third. Hiawatha, whose topic will be many other gToups and bodies inThe annual election of officers; George Christenson, according to "The Occurance of Rock Areas in terested in building up a real li- of the Notre Dame Parent-Teachers Carbon county Young, Brigham the Wasatch Plateau Coal Fields": brary for the community. Service Special association will be held Tuesclerk. Pryde, vice president of L. D. S, Church George day, April 14, at 7:30 p. m. in Those who will take the examUnion Pacific Qoal company the the church hall at Price. In conination include Mark llovait of at Rock Springs, Wyoming; J. A. tha fanitn junction Sherer, Special Easter services will be Hale of the Utah Power & Glen, Edward Spring Light Barlow Entertalni Elite the School wg. In held at the Carmino Muto, Givauni Sunday Rains, company, who willd describe the ing held immediately following. Tho school bus will be operated h Club Sunnyside, Francesco Saccomano, L. D. S. Church next Sunday at company'a new power plant under . - (. for River Green mam ftnl visitor The left Elite Bridge club met Thurs-jApri- l ex num is and Invitation An 10 Mayor o'clock. George Rains, Spratling Josef Szuba, nniipr iu nice ana renurn. Columbia, construction near Provo; Burt B. Councilman John morning. Friday a to leaving Helper at 7:15 and return2nd at the home Quillco made Pi ice, Ida Hvala tended to the general public of Brewster, William Moorefoead and special inspection of the Members of the party, all from James Murguly, ing after the close of the meetSaccoBarlow. attend. Helper jJesse After a very Salt Lake Chiolis, Price, Pasqual I). J. Parker of the United SUtes City and Ogden, were: water line from Fish Creek ing. Lie luncheon city Following is the program that bureau of Aalvarez, was served, Aquilino mano, Helper, safety and experiment. to the Price river canyon WednesFrancis V. Bader, worthy grand A program, under the direction ere laid for two Angelo Zamberlciti, Ro- - will be rendered: tables of S. Culp, worthy Helper, Homer parton; day with the idea of generally of Mrs. Elmle Bernardi of Price, Clarinet solo, Donna Lou War Those attending Price, Nicholas Dritchas. lann. were F. E. B. Langstoa, Kenihvorth. Boy H. outlining a program of repair and has been arranged for the enterHughes, Mrs. Bill Mor-w- - grand patron; George Fatils Beveridge. Latuda,! dell. associate on the line this tainment of members and guests. grand matron; Mrs. Eli- Laura Margerite Hanson Fadel, A L Deason, Mrs. M. H. replacement Reading, Kay Bunnell. "Y" C. Sutton, associate grand zabeth when weather permits. Broad Edna Mrs. Mrs. spring Vocal Duet, Rade Peinovich, Sweets h Clyde Miller, Mrs. A. Maud Culp. Hiawatha, to August Litlzzettt. Dankworth. According and Elmer bent H. Warren Prien, Mrs., Frank James conductress; Price, Jack Owen, Kenilworth, was re Abbie Schraga, mine, George of the city water Helper um Retold Story, Lathella Elliott. Maurice Allied Werrion, Kenil-wonrrice, Mrs. Bish Lloyd, grand chaplain; of the superintendent elected secretary cently Nominated Dlcla and Waters, works, the line was in fairly good grand marshal, toy Barrett. Mrs. Tom Talk, Edward Morgan, Price. Fata. Helper. Pasquale Delta chapter of Alpha Kappa Phi. Mlg- there' Esther. condition and will Mai b no Horn grand French solo, Johnny irs. James Zumadakis, Sergios Haralampas national honorary professional com need of Kavenaugh At the regular student nominar4 fn.l improvements Elmo KarkI, Standardvlile, aker. mercc Price. at Brigham on it in any great fraternity, tions held last week at tho Unat Meet to of the fact Hall. Mrs. that the Delphian Chapter Vocal solo, nonors was won eplte lonnnis Constantin Nimpompolak!s by Mrs. Young university, according to Dr. line has Juat weathered one of the iversity Ct Utah. Jack Jonna nf talks Easter Mler and Mrs. Marvin Mrs. Reagon Ratliff'c Two short by Price. Clark; Hiawatha, Josef Vogrinec, A. Rex Johnson, regional fraternmost severe winters since its Helper was named for the office ,on won The regular meeting of Apolla Fredrish Nevan Bradshaw, Rains, Hall and Volea Crowther. the guest prize. of Student Representative on the ity director. held Bernard Tuesday be and will Delphlans Joseph Skerl, Helper, Along w ith Dr. Johnson and Mr. University music council. of Former 14th at the home of Mrs. H. Schmidt, Helper. To Reservoir April Elmer Griffith, Mid vale. Mr. Owen City ' Ml Primary electitions will be held Aannounce d Reagan Ratliff in Helper. Topics Soon was chosen also to represent the Two licenses to wed were grant- at the Utah school oa April 17. Finished Be A" month, follows: as are "Eighth ?t Knobl8, city mar- chapter at the national convention ed this week by County Clerk B. to be followed by the finals on COAL PRODUCTION " of the fraternity, which will be II. Young and were issued toDar-re-l April 24th. "fper, received an an- - second program the Study of of the renovation on the Work Mrs. Fullmer, leader; "The Production of coal through-ou- t held in Waukasee, Indiana, SepHansen and Etta Robinson of e Mr. Jones, who graduated from 1170-11Scity reservoir above town-sit- tember 3, 4, and 5. Helper week for " the Sources" pages and its nation Plot entire the and Theo W. Ghristenson the Carbon i Emery a"te. io Harvey this Is county high school temporarily suspended Mrs. E. K. Downey; "The ending Mtrcn 21 dropped approxi-mniPiMr. Owen has been very active and El3le Marie Huff, both of uL Cfteyenne- The last year, is a Freshman at the 1180-119over the cor ' week pending warm weather, at in student arfairs at the Brigham i cr cent place at Fort Collins Beginning of Action", pages of the University, and has been active Mrs. Oscar Hansen; "Ath- - responding week of 1935, accord-- , which time th e pouring jjr April i. The Young university, being advertisl In music circles at the taKe wall will state cement dividing j their home in alle's Demand Through Mattan," incn trt renor issued by the . Bureau nl.tn KabserttM for The Journal. ing manager of the Banyon, stuschool during the past year. m most 1193-120Wra. Littlejohn. Of Mine?. , Production Mrs. the dent year book publication during Mrs. wertorn r him rt . . i w . v. n . "Jeholada'B Plan, He is the present school year. uu I Merrill; "The Outcome, also a member of both the B. Y. the week of March 14, while, "asm oi iue :'J Mmintt Entertain W b. MORE DAMS, AMD THEN WHAT? U. concert band and symphony Mrs. Reagan Ratliff. mines of North and Soulh Da- , mnue ou I Cliff Memmott showed the alum-n- l euuraj . and was orchestra. he Last kota Washington year entertained ilivldlne- wall will be set in me i. The Norrls Mlsslppl Valley bill to set of Alpha Kappa Psi cnlv increase for this a secretary V. 'A. T. masn'ficd up evening bridge club D. H. R. Meeting to center and enable the city all over the country Is of vital importance to the coal -ih nerlod rf a year before. Thi3 is Mr. Owen' Latt Thursday and industry the reservoir last year. members of that Industry protested strongly at the recent at year college. junior their had regular A. D. hearings The R, without a time endangering the! at out berore the Senate cornmitteo. ln was re o ons 7a 1MB tor Interesting statements made Included: spent in play- - meeting at Mrs. Ray McGonigals the-citl supply persistency. Mcuol2. Charleston, West Vlrginla-"T- o March 14 to 39.000 week ending curtail the produc2 The program CHAMBER '"Ha SiZ aUending WeTe Thursday April tion of coal by using public funds to promote the use ol laborless in this year. included the yearly report of the for the same week The Phone newt itemt to of fsubPtltutea Is an economic Wui.der that Mrs. jark giv- Following is the weekly report MEETS MONDAY of vitally affects the existence tffia state Regent, which had been 1 2 Phone millions or people. the for per LoftlB. Mn. ir the Federal Congress would expend the coal journal. the production Helper Thorii en In the state convention in Salt Na- iods Indicated: Jess Perry, Mrs. R. Lake The Helper chamber of com same billions on the txpansion of markets for coal, and employ the Oity. and also a talk on Mrs. merce will meet next Monday at iame concern for coal operators and coal miners It hag exhibited for llL ..amea Bott,no tional Defense by Mrs. A. D. Sut BITUMINOUS COAL PRODUCTION TONS " on by Mrs. A. R. ton. Tho members prcsem nc the citv hall at 8 n. m. to handle agriculture, the coal industry would be the most prosperous of any (Durcau of Mrnes) l93o 1936 Mn inft rerular monthly routine cf industry in the nation. of Wattls, Mrs. II. Hillabrant "Investment of public funds In gigantic dams for the purpose of 9,394.000 Mrs. business of the club and consider 21 of Mohrland, VV. N. Wetzel Offii...""" The nation. Week Ending March 355,441.000 activities for the coming month. developing water rower, the ultimate cost of which Is projected into Mrs of Price, Dave Parmley The Nation. Coal Year to Date develIt Is expected that arrangements billions, means that we are on the threshold of hydro-electriThomas or Price, Mrs A. Vv'H-D.- Western States, W-ending March 14: In this country that will further dfprea the coal Industry of 104,000 opment of M. tne be roaie II. for wll, Mrs. Prnvn handling of grand Oniinn nf Odorada ; 57' 00(; G3.00U. th,, rezular monthly meetlne of the nation. Coal mines will lose their markets, they will suspend ope 10 the Naomi 1. f)M son or Helper. Besides th Montana and 31,000 thousands of miners will be automatically forced on the erations 23,000 Civic Grubs tn Associated of Mrs. Clyde EaStcrn SUr' bors the guests were New Mexico Prtce m 32,000 WW southern Utah, which organization unemployment rolls. To relieve unemployment is the major problem ivminr Mn Frank VVlble, Mrs. North and South Dakota 61.0000 Wjii convene in Helper during; tha or the nation, and here we have the Congress proposing to expend . Sulll-I Kate W. Delxmg, Mrs. Jack Utah 32.000 millions to create unemployment Exchange 33,000 part of May uonoret a van, Mr, Ted Thomns of Price at e Washington 112,000' at! ; f 93,000 I j Mrs. Emma McGonigal. Wyoming " ttUi ceremoniala be Tea was served. , . f -- junior today J site per r ! at at the under the of the for the most and far reaching programs ever and the setting has r State u"vu Issues HERE APRIL U j T 1 j I .,. i h IN i :,i ronr o L chef-re-garr- e 40-8- Vig-nett- o '. Library -- l, n Bris-nalia- ft For n Easter Society IRotes At INSPECTION . f f Admitted At Student Is at "U" ' Ath-alie.- j v ' i Chey-Wyomin- 1204-121- j 1210-122- Z ieun-jiuui- Si hit7 fl.r' y HELPER O-ir- (?. , 1 "JifTo c :Llatl0 . - i;,. ! |