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Show J 5 . f r"! TTT1 ciuOiUMif AIL uTSS Railroad r VeW-spape- TUe Only f a'g,, Band tl10'36 E AUDITORIUM I Lte pwa"offcials I give , LOWDOWN- -- PROJECT llelper city's municipal auditornow .... ..naslum project state and nation- win administrations Pti'A 4 be nrt undoubtedly fniua.., administra' KainrH hid .,im but as to whether year la -- m he done this the A. R. Hart, said able." ti irmor of Tublic Works ,. in a personal con-t.ftration or ..nth the publisher Journal last Friday. Lon. Mr. Hart Bald, "the only federal that prevents the Ton mo project right now 13 lev and unless the federal gov. 'i rkns the PWA more action of congress than by ley now has. it will $'department b possible to place the grant loan proposition to the people fJibvthe I T I; f nir L Helper tills year:' with O. Mr. Hart in company the PW tor council chief c;ayi the state and former Carbon attorney, appeared very toward the Helper pro-fa--,i,- jjjaty It calls for a civic which audi-Jiu- m and recreational center In cost Is community and would Of course, $100,000. froximately tna pointed out Dy Air. way have Shougb the present funds l-congress exausted, when inn again next session and the retained in the recovery continued expansion igram the Helper project wll be jg.ed squarely before .the people this community and It will be it up to them to decide whether 4 city should go in debt for its k'im of the construction, which this case .would amount to $'A is jram on a The local 553.000. which has jpnd pro-I- t been pushed by ;ernal and civic organization I the past year, will be the first I go into actual consruction if PWA remains a part of the fovery program of the next ad i jbistratlon. ioth Mr. Clay and Mr. Hart, said that prospects for project getting money before m session of congress adjourns Is not hopeless. "Sufficient Insure on the Utah congression al delegation would help secure pe in the way of getting f in-fas- appropriations for the P A which at the present time has fansted all funds allotted or is I the progress of spending the i j j j fney granted. HELPER-PRIC- IDVERTISEKS ARE 1 GETTING SERVICE I vr w KIWANIS INTERCLUB MEET Continued increase of In the Helper Jour-Uthe last year is solely attributed to the HAVE E H Jpeneral iesis improvement of bus- conditions. sending out The Journ-- f the greatest erage weekly tnat has ever given by a Helper r concern. Regular pub-J'ttta- lo-- Perusing that goes in f Paper each week automa-pall- y and at no increase of IS EditionaCedas IUwell.the I Including 1 catuv "S t0wn3 county W & u lu. Utah-Idah- the regular Issue and the, svinn. we patter W Edit Inn anti.. Sho anl citlea of are covered: G,en' PfiDg ""Uda, . w before tne weeic, Qolura- - conslteutly ser-J- f ' K,ve COV- d'wtlsing In this "klVif"' " seball l0porati n ?5 V ov, U " yu - mi t0""! Apr. 24 of ,...t f to convene at an lnterclub meeting In Helper was staged last Friday evening in the Grill cafe club rooms when the Price and Helper Klwanls clubs met, following tne dedication of the new Helper junior high school that afternoon. inSpeakers for the occasion Weiser, cluded John Fagerstedt, Idaho, district governor of the o In- district of Kiwanls Orson Slack, Lt. Gov- ternational; district. R. ernor of of Public director A. Hart, state Works. Mr. Slack spoke on the district convention at Boise, Idaho this year and invited all members to the meeting this summer. Mr. Hart cited some of tho out standing work of the PWA and related facts concerning the Hel per PWA projects. Hel Henry Hall introduced the waiwhile Ray Club members, per ters, Price postmaster, introduced Cliff the Price Club members. Memmott acted as chairman or the program with Jack Vignetto, actpresident of the Helper Club, une oi iu lng as toastmaster. nienfllnir features of the evening was the rendition of several vocal Utah-Idah- o Louis uanicwu.ui. solos by Mrs. Mrs. Dankworth won applause vervone and her pleasing from with personality was most striking members. t thA ciir-sand club Prld. UV fiiiiue Giants scheduled 1 W p m . Helper's post office will officially go back into the second class rating commencing with July 1, according to Eugene Gibson, postmaster, although this announcement is not official and actual recognition of the local office will have to be made from the postal department at Washington 1. C. The rating of all post offices depends chiefly on the sale of stamps made at the local office and the Helper post office fell back into the third class rating 1,1 declined BtaniP sa lack pori0tls of ? ?mins th . uu I LAID BEFORE Herald-PatrioUharlton, Iowa, If you sometimes doubt that advertising pays, remember t. A LARGE THRONG that there are ZZ mountains in Colorado that are iiigb.tr Can you than Pike's Peak. name them? Neither can we. 1 Ike's Peak has been given publicity and plently of it, so it gets all the business, and the other mountains just sit, or whatever mountains do, and complain that business is Don't let your busipunk. Easter was observed at three services last Sunday morning In Helper. The public program by the Helper Kiwanis club at the Strand theatre included opening prayer by Bishop Byrou Carter, selection oy the Helper hand under direction of Prof. M. J. Eielman, scriptural reading by J. F. Wible, song, "April" by the Helper junior high glee club, chorus, intonation of "The Pells" from "Chimes of Normandy' and the Mountain" by the Helper Women's club chorus, Instrumental selection by Donna Lou Wardel, epon-sore- d STATE AND COUNTY HEADS PRESENT FOR EVENT i Ul" I y 1!,,t the business in stamps done by the local office up to December 31, 1935 was so much im- proved that a group recognition was reacfled. Approximately $9,-- ; 400 in stamp sales is necessary to secure the higher ratine and (lie local oft'icf was wplt nvpr thoi One On The definite cer-- ! whirling Joe $10,000 mark. A widow, dying and arriving at of the tainty promotion of the of-- ! fice rank was made known last' the Pearly gates, asked to see herj her week following the check-uby husband, who had preceded in death. postal inspectors here. "What's his name?" asked Saint Advancement into the second class rank makes the office ell-- ' fptf'r- gible for a federal building by, "Joc Smith," was the reply. envprnnient. snnrnnrilinn nnd also1 "We HlllSt have better identifl-- : throws the employment into eiviU cation than that.. What were bis. last words? We classify new ar-- l service. rivals by their last words on: p earth." PLANS OUTLINED "Well, just before he died Joe turn over in his grave it I ever went out with au ACTIVITIES! FOR other- - man." "Sure, I know him, come on la. Up here we call him whirling Final plans of Carbon Council, joe." fori 2011, Knights of Columbus, iorthe in order's participating QARBON POST IS wara movement arm live ikuui PLANNING SHOW program of progress were complete ed at a meeting in Helper re-- j eently, with Grand Knight Battistei plans for some kind of a public of Castle Gate, in charge of ar-- entertainment to raise funds for the benefit of a junior baseball rangements. The international project being team in Helper this year are now launched by the Knights being considered by the Carbon s bus includes increased effective-- ! post No. 21 of the American in the efforts of the order., gj0n. several proposed projects are the formulation of new council, n programs, creation of a definite being considered but the within every council tee in charge is especially con-t- o more adequately publicize the cerned over one attraction and is activities and accomplishments of .trying to secure this number to be the organization, providing mutual given to the public here some-aito distressed families of mem-- ( time in the near future. If the bers through the insurance de- - number can be obtained, lt Is partment and to stress the frater-- J planned to announce it In next nal concept of mutual aid, and week's issue of the Helper Jour-th- e maintenance of council man-- j n!li. . The committee In charge of the power through a campaign of se-To gain the arrangements for the drive to lective membership. latter objective, mree marsnais rajae funds tor this enterprise havfl been appointed by Mr. Bat- - consists of E. R. Crissman, man tiste to whom are to be reported afror cien Ballinger, Fred Voll,! the names of eligible candidates Harry Wilson. for induction into the order. Mose ! told me he would Le-ne- commit-organizatio- ; d j "r.."" STLSSS "iSS; MEMORIAL SERVICE were named ma'.shals The Loyal Order of Moose, Hel ner ot TVVstein .i M.u Lodge will conduct memorial nr. in honor of departed services Barbara Salt Lake and daughters, next iioi-r.- . ai onnueis at lur .. . Hall hi. wunuay m Mrs. John huiu, huu the home of Mr. and will be in charge of the service Buchanan. ami rwrnihr enAiu fhA weeK . mortar under tho stone. retold story, lAthella Elliott; tal'r. Short addresses were given by FINE IS Edward Morgan, Price; French $50.00 Chas. H. Skldmore, state superinHorn solo, Johnny Malaker; vo- IMPOSED HERE tendent of public Instruction: a. cai solo, Mrs.; Hall two short Easter talks by Clark Hall and John VlakovLsn was fined 150.00 J. Reeves, Carbon county superintendent of schools, and Mrs. D, Volea Crowther. and sentenced to 30 days in th O. Gibson, Carbon county repreAlex city jail by city justtice, sentative at the last state legislaLak'e, Monday morning when he ture. Musical numbers were JUNIOR PARRY IS playplead guilty to a charge of drunk-- ! ed by the Helper junior high conduct! enness and disorderly school band and flag raising certo is Viakovicn have paralleged LEADING CONTEST emonies were conaucted by the ticipated in a drunken brawl in American Legion post. ono of the city cafes last week and the fine Imposed this time Junior Tarry, Standardvllle, is was made excessive In view oi. COMMITTEE NAMED leading the Helper Journal spring the fact that he was fined and ' TO HANDLE MEET Mtbsciiption campaign being con- sentenced for a similar offense' ducted by th e publisher for sen- last fall. Jack Loftis, Jr., will act as iors of Carbon high. The winner will receive a twenty-fivgeneral chairman of the chamdolber of commerce program enlar cash award to be accredited UTAH COAL STILL ter ttniiiment and arrangement to one of the state educational for the handling of committee institutions for tuition. It closes DECLINING the regular 19tn. monthly meeting April Saturday of the Associated Civic Clubs Mr. Parry won the fall camof Southern Utah which will IN PRODUCTION paign last September and is again be held in Helper late in May. leading the list. James Greener, Mr. Lofris is one of the Caris the other candidate Helper, bon In county members of the that is heading the race close on Production of coal Utah, board of directors of the club the heels of Parry. The campaign ninety-fivper cent of which is and has been active In secur-Ig- n which was originally conducted produced In Carbon county, deCarbon county regonltion to bring in the elapsing clined for the second week In In the group. subscriptions that were sold last succession during the week ending Assisting Mr. Loftls are September has proved to be high- March 21 as compared to the; ly successful and It is erpected same wfek a year previous. Thej Jack Vignetto, R. J. Vaughan. that lt will be conducted each slump for this week was appro-- . George Spratling and M. O. Porter. This meeting will be thirty per cent under spring and will precede the ular fall campaign which will be that of the week of March 21.1 the first that has ever been, held In Helper by the club held next September at which 19G. and la regarded as ono of the time the Helper Journal will bring The decline la Utah production highest honors ever given the in tho Stack Circulation Service was in keeping with the decline The request by Mex New community. over west of all whre the agency Seattle, Washington. the Helper chamber of ComThe Stack Circulation Service ico alone was able to maintain a Is undoubtedly one of the largest production comparable with the' merce for one of the monthly meetings of the club was firms in this business and it Is year before. The output of made last fall. All civic the nation dropped al-- j expected that some real scholar- clubs and fraternal 33 cent the mont for will week, be to offered organisaper the hips young folks of Carbon county. Purchase ending March 28. Following is' tions, will be asked to and assist in making of new job presses and a con the report on the tonnage fori the project successful. siderable amount of floor and shop weeks indicated: equipment will enable the Journal BITUMINOUS COAL PRODUCTION TONS to commence publishing an eight-pag1935 1935 all home prin weekly lata March28 Th Week 6.300.00O nation, ending 9.630.000 In August and lt Is expected that 367.879.000 365.071.00 the Helper paper will make such a The Nation, Oial Year to Date concentrated drive In expansion Western States. Week Ending March 21: Colorado 85.000 104.000 a a to bring a recognized subscripMontana ... 52,000 67.000 tion list of a really effective figNew Mexico 24,000 24.000 ure throughout the entire area of North and South Dakota . 23.000 27.000 Carbon county. 3s!u00 . Utah 56,000 --. Washington 30.000 32,000 L . Wyoming 74,000 95,000 (Bureau of Mines) TONY O'BERTO MEETS lines wn.ie wo.,.. ....... , line pole itiwuv arms Ulr o rviu-o1. nn.1 eiAt .4 fifty yards on uie "gui on the of the railroad tracks and Rolanp. g thrown pas.-inhighway he While in the art of pulling overbalancbecame he nw wire, with a ed and came in omiact vnu wire from which an exluinlsn to made tension was being .. ... tin. em BOwer to the city enmrma fi rwl came inRtactiy nflIlth tion. r Pre-seaso- n CORNERSTONE IS This ! lo-- 20-2- -- GO SECOND CLASS j Helper city chlorinating plant According vicinity. that in cat.d to witnesses. OBerto was puinn across Western Union p j '49 Tony Oiierto, 42, time resident of Helper, wtts eleetriculed Thursday morning at 11 a. m. while worker at Rolapp in noine wire into the n vnnriHi POST OFFICE TO well-know- Putt- - Iil CLEAN-U- P WEEK wun for An. A. APRIL 20 TO 25 an baseball clala . i to Mayor George According annual clean-uthe Spratling, week has again been scheduled and f .r the week of April re.wun """"'"lasts will the !Mi and should city tho In them ,?n.'e..roa dents In assisting the Hi. Inn. t.i . f i.,i..i.lnnii nn official clean-u- of the hTuhon Wing out The first weeks i.knttl'e during the past 'oty was proclaimed several weather cold a;ro, but due to the t ewora I hml I " are Hel- - and ftorm at that time.ll making the ,.r ' . Itun I in The city Will IlH.V Euira in v. nmn on lur ttun lira v t ... . a ' n.Kntra ... rub-- , n,. .m ""I muni ties of will gamer UK the d L . ridents who bamt "K : . ..l,,?i.u:'.u they "V. I, " tour mat ism ami rc'ose nV,..;-""olirh the middle of place it In containers on In front of the bouses. !:t u Then Read WELL ATTENDED j Ono of the largest groups Axe You an Advertizer? HELD HERE SUN 1 1 du-ln- V i sUBSCRlTOON $2 A YEX- R- EASTER SERVICES 1 A Before a largo crowd of citizens and visiting state and county officials, Helper's new Junior high school corner stone was laid last Friday afternoon at the building site on the hill over lookiDg the community. ness suiter from lack of adPrincipal addresses of the day Make It a pike's vertising. were given by Henry H. Jones, i'eak. Helper school board member, J. H. Fagerstedt of Weiser, Idaho Utah-Idahdistrict governor of ELKS TO HOLD Mayor Lee Takes Stand That KJwanls, It. A. Hart, acting state director of PWA. Almost evereyone in Carbon vocal solo, by Mrs. R. C. Sheldon, '.lr. Jonas pointed out the long OF DAYS county agrees to concerning the instrumental Bob selection by valt of the residents of Helper beer Liibine.ss and other things Jones, vocal solo, "The Holy Cfty", for this kind of a building and the liquor law. The Price mayor by Mrs. Louis Dankworth, and colorful of The that has earned the name oi all thai the expressed desire tnat It would not closing prayer by W. II. War-dell- , led In days end now. lie paid tribute to Bisnation's the Isn't a pussyfooter. People of history, chaplain of the American to the attached Carbon hop Georgo Ruff, former president develops county are beginning to Legion A large crowd attended tlcularly meat of the west will be delight- - of the Oarbon county schools and know him as a man who will take these services which were highly a stand openly and defend it he fully depicted In Price on Satur who was always regarded as a appreciated by all. true friend .to the city of Helper. isn't a back straddler nor a fence Easter Bervices at St. Anthony's i day. May 2, when members of the Mr. a of locsl Elks order Fagerstedt delivered tha walker. And when he told Hugh church Included: stage "Days Low mass at addres and lauded club S. Brown, chairman of the liquor 8:;!0 a. m. dedicatory " High mass at 10:13 members for their activity in se commission "I have the h'ghest will be a Those in curing the building, which Is an " E a s ter personal regard for the members brant. Processional have j eight room structure, and declared of the commission, but feel they Hymn" by Cardinal O'Connell. charge cf the celebration old of use an the secured time it was in Keeping wun me tuwan-i- a one of worst the represent politi- Kyrle, Gloria Credo, Sanctus and Weals of promoting material for the coach cal setups ever originated in the Aiigna Dei from Korman's "Masj sta?e parade, this vehicle to be associated advancement as well as good felstate of Utah" he won a lot of in honor of the Sacred Heart," eaily-dawith many other "relics" of sim- lowship and other concepts. admirers. sung by the St. Anthony's choir. ilar nature Mr. Hart, acting state director to give color to the The problem of the liquor rev"Regina CLeir. RecesOffertory of P W A in Utah, outlined the enue which is leaving the small sional big party. End Man" of at "Blessing Many of the neighboring Elks' public works administration procommunities of the state and go- by Cardinal O'Connell. are expected to partirlpate gram for Utah, declaring state lodges ing into the coffers of Salt Lake were Special Easter services to thone in charge. officials had two motives the de- according and state the City departments , beld in the Sunday School at the and water will undoubtedly be one of th3 L. d. S. Church at the Cential Grand Junction has already prom-- ; velopment of school In a sized mind. systems ied poodly delegation. to be discussed at the school at 10 o'clock. icremost Charles Leger of the local club monthly meeting of the associated; Following wasi the program tiat Members of tho lodge will wear Civic Clubs or Southern Utah was rendered: Clarinet solo. Don- - frontier day clothes. presided, over the placing of the The celebration will close with stone, and officials of the when they meet in Helper next na Lon Warden ; reading. Kay city, ball in the Silver Moon civic and fraternal organizations a month. Bunnell; vocal duet, Mrs. Edna hallgrand at Price. of the city each placed atrowl of Broadbent and Elmer Dankworth; f i IlMir AnHi 17 icnft bji.d Wee: In Eastern Utah The Helper band U ready to compete in the intermountain banu moi-- t at Price this week and is (loing something that never before has been attempted by a bana organization of a junior high school the local organization will jump up into the Class A competition oi the senior high schools. The Helper band will undoubtedly be one of the most closely watched groups of musicians entered into Uie meet. sixty-stron- g Hot-sley- a Damn About Observer Helper Junior high school band is ready to open competition in the sixth annual mtermountam and state regional music festival at Price today and tomorrow and will undoubted ly hang up some1 enviable marks in stepping ud . ,i a linen f nnt:i: fvnm uaaa me class A group vmjjcuuuu mio for senior high schools. The Helper will undoubtedly be one of the most marked organizations in the contest and should provide interesting competition for any eenior high school band, both In concert playing and in marching. Liit bands from Colorado have oft'iciall tutored the festival to contest date, Arthur S. director, said Friday. Headed by Director W. H. Gould, the outstanding Grand Junction high school band, which won honors at Price last year with Its ability to play while maneuvering, is returning 75 members strong. The Grand Junction junior high, the Palisade Antils- inner hieh. Pollhran hie-' mn hich nifrnn hi an,! Pn.it vale high are the other Colorado schools to be presented at this year's meet. The Evanstoa high school band! of Wyoming, which made its first appearance in a music contest! ias ha. .nt.rf Din! and .will travel the greatest distance and be the largest outside band at the meet. The organiza tion is made up of SO musicians,! directed by James II. Barrett, who is six feet seven Inches tall. Uintah high school of Vernal is organization. entering a The crack marching and playing Cat bon high school band, which is directed by E. M. Williams, is in fine fettle to serve aa host baud of the festival. Emery county will be represented by all three of its high school school bands, Ferron, Oastle Dale and Huntington each having entered. Hiawtba, Sunnyside, Spring Glen, K e nllworth, Latuda, Columbia, Gordon Creek, NoCanyon. Spring tre Dame at Price, Wellington. Castlegate, Harding at Price and Stewart Junior high of Salt Lake City are other Utah schools to enter this yea's festival. GW e THE CASUAL READY TO COMPETE RIG HT BEG ARDEDB TUi HdperTutah. Friday is Helper In Price Musical PROSPECTS 1 Xe.Papr la Ihe W orld Subscribe for J A Helper J 5 Owned Newspaper j : j e e h reg-llmate- ' te e, ......... DETH DISTRICT COURT Grand of the Helper lodge No. D6, NOTRE DAME it was several minutes before he I. 0. 0. F. and has bean active la OPENS AF1HL 27 was rescued from the cross arm this NAMES organization for many years. Efforts of the mine Besides of the pole. his fraternal and occupaThe Seventh Judicial district rescue crews at Rolapp were of tional Mrs. J. T. Kelley of Trice was court will open for the second Mr O'Berto Is activities, no avail to revive him and Dr. well known In eastern Utah for name! president of the Notre term of court Monday afternoon, E. V. Young of Castle Gate pro- his activities in the Carbon-EmerDame Parent Teatchers Assoc ia- April 27, at Price at 2 p. m. with mmced him dead shortly after. Fl?h and Game association and Oeorge Chrlstenson presld-Tuesda- y Mp Q'Berto was born at Castle whs one of the first organizers of tk at a meeting of members Mrs evening. Harry j Uato and came to Helper thirty-tw- o this body. calendar :f fi Mv of Stockton and Mrs. Ho is Holper survived he his which time by wife, John, jucludPs filx crlmf, acU years ago at Martha Marchello ranch just his fcallas of Helper were elected thA Q'Berto O'Berto, clvj j ca3M nQj 2(J natliralUaUon i ...... J the city limits of Helper. mother, Mrs. p. O. Berto. two tb-- i vice presidency add secretary, hearlnes. it u v. respectively, and Father tna. tner mnr. PP!m!nit With his brother, John, he operat-th- brothers and one sister and three t01 treasurwas A. Ruel named Will, l.rnthJ ITU nf nit Uolnor w for ehil.lrpn here cases w Kiverside dairy V filed before the term ac- ter. pveral vears. He has ers are Joe and John and the opens. Tne wetlng was attended by a tually ond'sii'ter P.otis Mrs. M. off Katherine served aa city electrician The children surviving are,,are number of Helper and Car- - ctihwls and Vern Davis, state paon since residing here and has tino. bon residents at the Notre Dame trolman, pave a talk on safety M:nnl electrical Tony, Jr., and John. been employed In tne school In Price and a delightful precautions. Busses were run was The of to taken Trice wortc the body mechanical and city! was followed from to the meeting and program presented, Helper where funeral arrangements are during the thirty years residence by refreshments. Dr. R. F. Me- - returned after providing transpor a was h He rasi jnooio uujh. here. iLaughlla spoke shortly on tuber-- tation for out of town members. PTA OFFICERS y - lastly6 rtod |