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Show OTTO THIS ( Mining and j Railroad I 1 i. Newspaper olf(D)lURMAIL The Only Xewipaper In the World That Gives I 37 PL. XXX NO. Tuvrorggyo. HELPER BALL GLOB WILL SPEAK TOKYO GIANTS TODAY J ! The first game of the season! Baseball to day on the ball diamond of the local club when th . if,-,- crew local Carnionl and Johnny Allison takes the field against the highly touted Toykya Giants of Japan at 4 p.m. The Giants are the premier professional baseball team of Nippon and came to this country three months ago for a barnstorm ing tour that has taken them up and down the entire Pacific coast and in most every state of the west. Their demonstrations have been spectacular and they are sure to give local baseball enthusiasts a fine erhibitlon of baseball. Prom twenty to thirty boys have' been working out in th Pirv park every night for the past ten days, it is reported by Johnny Allison who says that some fine ta ent is being developed for the teitm this year. However, it was not yet certain as to who would be in the starting line-ufor the Helper team. Team Manager Al Whal urges every business man, railroader, minfr, and farmer in the town" to ccnie out and support the boys in this first game of the year. He says that the support that the boys get for this game will surely help get the local crew on its He promises some more feet. fast ball for Carbon fans if they will support the game today. It is expected that feature ball teams from the east and the coast will be brought here to play on holidays and other occasions if the townsmen will come out to the games. INGLESTON CORP. EG10N PLANS SHOW ). JUNIOR BASEBALL are rapidly being 1336 season of Legion Junior baseball. !s is part of the Legion's It is na-- i program. Is and wide in its scope Preparations 'pleted for the n de-jne- d especially for boys, provld-- J healthful and well regulated fcreation during the vacation nths. for several years past, Carbon 1st has sponsored a Junior Base-- 1 program for boys of Helper d nearby camps. The success of js program is clearly shown in fact that for the last two sea-i- s Helper's American Legion am has been a contender for e state championship and that ft season the state champion-Si- p series was played in Helper. J A8 a means of helping finance s year's baseball season for the ys, Carbon Post, with the of Mr. Sutton of the frand Theatre, has secured an jtstanding attraction. Corporal fob" Ingleston, one of the Am- ican Army's official signal corps official totographers with his ignal Corps motion pictures "Am-fic- a Under Fire". Corporal In- Aston will appear personally and iscribe in humorous descriptive fughboy language the complete fuon of the picture. His most wvere critics throughout tho mnn, J' credit his performance with 4 laugh a minute. j Tickets will be offered for sale people of Helper and vicinity I' boys who hope to enjoy the fivileges of Legion baseball this d thru-servic- pice. i 19-- . Rob-Johnso- n PARRY WINS SPRING CAMPAIGN I Junior Parry 0f Standardville tno "Prtng subscription cam-- f Kn of The Helper Journal, and ill1. r(ceive the tuition credit of 0 at any educational institu-- f 0n of his choosing. The award I8 ofrerp(l t0 niors of the high school and prov-f'highly successful. Mr. Parry won second place In V f?n campaign of the paper ot'DiemiiaK " "iu iius tober , rj-M- Car-count- y 1 ... filowm ln stamlnrd.: communities of the He will use the award where he Is known. ;",u a n,... i it Lake City where practical-- ! a full C0lirge wm be Rlven hlmi narRe of his i'rllent fin 1no Dy virtue i on bud- "iinuihrup ?"Ptio,19 to the Journal. Helper uss Teresa Trlano who won the 2 I r?!- - w" Prize soon ofTh. complete her . 112-00- S4'000 57000 utah 52,000 Wyoming DZ.UUU 21'000 28,000 68,000 32.000 Sl.vuu - 000 MOOSE INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Might Be Burlington President licenses to wed were fanted this week by County B. H. I Young. They were lven to Alfred Pratt and Ethal fankaskl of San Francisco, and Madeline Shields I Seattle and Price respective-f- ; Harold Marton of Provo and f'VIra Faio of Spring Glen, lories Larson Jones of Pioche, ada and Zola Marina Alger Elmo, and Edward Edwards J H ,Ada Ornish both of Stand- - np 1935 3,782,000 112,450,000 28: waahino""::::: Says It J Five 4 115,2X4,000 North and South Dakota - f 6,372,000 , New Mexico pleasing program there be an outstanding fea-r- e picture and at no increase in and other VISITS HERE IN BAND MEET A great number of Helper band students won individual honors during the Price intermountain band and musical meet last week. The most versatile and brillant performance for any one individual was made by Stanley Litizzette. win? won contest ratings of "good' on the piccolo and superior" in the violin and 'superior minus" in class A drum major competition with senior high schools. Young Litizette, however, was not a novice in the band competition as he showed the experience of a veteran and he was last year he performed for Notre Dame Bchool. Other honors won by local students are" listed as follows: Pete Simonette, tenor sax, superior; Jimmie Kirsbergcn, E flat sax, high B ly superior; Phyllis Overlade, flat clarinet, highly superior; Bob Jones, bass clarinet, highly superior; Angelo Vantinelli, E flat clarinet, highly superior; Albert Cook, cornet, superior; James Jouflas, drum, superior. Raymond Weeter, flute, good; Marie Leger, xylophone excellent; Johnny Malaker, french horn, superior; Don Colton, bass solos, superior; Jane Lock, piano junior, superior; Homer Miller, trombone, excellent, Burk Berry, baritone, superior; Lorna Frand-sen- , soprano, excellent; Rose M. Squire, contraUo, fair. The girls' trio also won a rating cf "good" and the girls glee club won first place honors with "highly superior" iK " V i J ! v , i C. PENNY J. PENNY TO ADDRESS MANAGERS AT PRICE Store Manager M. P. Street and his associates of the J. C. Penny Company will go to Price on Wednesday night, May 6 to attend a meeting presided over by the founder of their company, Mr. J. C. Penny, who is visiting a number of Penny stores in Utah. : . To those not acquainted with Mr. Penny's aims and his methods of achieveing them, it might seem that this is an unusual procedure for the chairman of the board of director of the largest retail department store organization in the DIRECT PRIMARY IS United States. ButIt there is nothto those who ing unusual about know Mr. Penney. Each individDISCUSSED ual Penney store is a source of personal pride and Interest to him. Each one is a means to an end BY VARIOUS HEADS a means of rendering a necessary service, and of doing it well. He has otten said, "A merchant will eleo a we direct primary "Had tlon system ln this state four not last long who loses sight of years ago, we now would have a the true relationship between him different representation in Wash- self ami his customers and sees and last instead of ington" William Knerr, member money as first of permember of the state- - industrial seeing it a an essential service." forming of a commission told meeting Mr. Penney Is an idealist, but a the Utah Direct Trimary Elecvery practical one lie opened his tion League at Price Monday first store in the tiny mining town evening. of Kemmerer, Wyoming, with a attended by Monday's meeting, total capital of $500. The hard labor and political leaders of Carana their families bon county, was the first series working miners soon discovered that Mr. Penny's of organization meetings planned little 20 by 40 store carried just for throughout the state by the the things they wanted, and that league. he and that young fellow Sams Val II. Cowlcs, state chairman who were for worked hint about of the league, pointed out there were two major objections to the as fair and square as they came. The business grew. proposed system that It would The business has continued to to more state opcost the money and today the Penny comgrow, erate and that it would permit pany operates nearly 1500 'stores, to centers the large population In located state in the Unevery control the selection of officers. ion. "A remarkable and splendid band organiza- The of Observers department store was first he admitted true, in this country attrioperations UniverHarold of belief the was the but Bachman, expressed tion," bute much of the company's sucsystem more than overshadowed cess to Its made of Chicago rigid adherence to Mr. cost. he The added its second, penny's band original plan of vesting to Helper ln Fridayhigh said, has proven a false belief to- states where the direct primary full merchandise control of each has made outstanding showing store in the hands of a local manis in use. of musical di- method Mr. Roberts of Rock Springs, ager who is in a position to study day is surely indicative of the wants and needs of the people is leading Wyoming, vice president of dis- of his own young as Mr. community, Work22 No. Mine United trict and .who ia i Sams young Penny The Helper band made one of band of the contest, playing ers of America, pledged the full now I: judge comof the Penny president the finest showings ever made by "Activity March", "El Capitan support of the miners' organizadid in Kemmerer. pany) Then, by primary I any junior high school to enter and "Stars and Stripes Forever." tion in securing direct pooling the experience and knowlegislation. to The stadi marched contest competed bands and the the Trice ledge gained by all managers, each senior high ium from the business district and one keeps In touch with popular right along with Board To schools ot A, B, and C classes; took seats under powerful electric style trends, new manufacturing however, the local band was en- lights. A salute simulating a bom processes, wearing quality tests, A committee consisting of the and other things that his customtered in the stiffest competition bardment, officially opened the 07 Hie entire contest C 1 a s s A, night ceremonies. members of the board of educa ers can profit by. and gave Carbon high and Grand t From Round Kill, the low notes tion with the superintendent of Mr Street vt3 Junction some real close shaves of the contest gradually swelled schools will make a county-wide- . associates look forward to always in practically every field of en- in volume as the other musicians study of the problem of teachers' Mr. Penny's visits with a great deavor. deal of pleasure. "He has remarkindividually took up the refrain cottages. The question of rent and main- able memory for faces and names in group activity, the Helper from Woodhill, the bfeh school and the palisade of the tenance generally will be consid- and is so eager to remember a band did remarkable! The local building A brass ensemble play ered by the committee and the real service that he makes it very Btadium. rated superior" "highly musicians in sight reading anead of Grand ed a selection on the same points survey will be conducted with an easy for any of us to discuss our Junction and Evanston high school with a bright spotlight focused on Idea of creating a more efficient Individual store problems with and economical convenience for him." in class A and second to Carbon them. the teachers living in the mining high. In band contest, a rating i communities of the district. Subscribe for Tbe Jaantal of superior" was given in class The Journal. Subscribe 11 competition, a third place and ahead of the Evanston, Wyoming band. In parade, the Helper school rated 'superior". A listing of the Individual honors won by band members is contained elsewhere Both Southern Utah and West- Utah. Daniels canyon near th High ranking officials of two in this issue, but it is to be reern Colorado are united in asking Strawberry reservoir was closed, attend to Invited been have states membered that the Helper boys that transcontinental highway be for a few days at a time this win y and girls ln the meet hung up a meeting ln Grand Junction routed into Grand Junction over ter and each year the road Is exApril 25 of the Associated U. S. 40-- and hnee into Utah gome of the best marks In indl tremely treacherous The distancvidual honors and really made the Civic Clubs of Southern Utah, over U. S. 50." While to other es are practically equal. community proud of a Helper rep whose members will be the guests other sections ot both states this Communication, automobile reof the local Lions club and Cham- seems to be a selfish resentative. request the pair facilities and general accomthe for tones da. of Commerce clear the ber resonant Low and facts regarding the possible route modations are far superior on U. of four cornets wafted "Taps" over Invitations have been sent to Gov. ! are decidedly In ravor of this S. 50. This cannot be dlsput-ed- fact to and of Utah Blood H. Satur Trice at Btadium Kiwanla Henry stand anColora of C. sixth Johnson Gov. Edwin day at the close of (be The southern route at present , Salt Lake City has given the nual intermountain and state reg-- - do. Whether either or both will Is by far the best from a viewbeen An estimat- be able to accept has not yet impression out that tbe only way inniil music festival. point of comfort and convenience to attract visitors from the Rocky ed crowd of 20,000 persons, keyed made known It Is open the Mountain National park of Coloto the traveler. to the principal up for 72 hours with the musical, j ln relation whereas the northern rado to Utah is over U. S. 40. In entire year be will contest-which ness of the meeting of 2500 student route Is over high mountain pas- shows that under the ants from Utah, Colorado and Wy- - there during the session, the ses that during the winter months' vestigation p t .on.i.,,0- of the c0ioraiio Grand Junction Sentinel says: oming, attended. hazardous to travel, to say the rf)fU,3 th traveIm, noed be off a "Very little business, aside from Leading up to the finale was the least. Heavy snow storms close hard SHrrace road oniy a Bnort dls- r the of discussion a and thorough massed concert of 26 Junior tance to connect with the Grand will it each year. high school bands, directed, ing of the Roosevelt highway snow is not hazard The Junction only business highway from the natioa at the bv Harold Bachman, bandmaster be undertaken in Colorado but also ln al park. prevalent session. of and; Chicago Cf Ike University -- AT PRICE MEET J J five Get Rights To Nuptial Bliss I fHp PREDOMINANT HELPER BfJNDIS also 1 SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR T::"ho e Corporal UNIQR ' At week ending April 4 Ingleston will appear The nation, Calendar year to date The Wer American Legion Nation, auspices at Western States, Week Ending March le Strand Theatre. Helper, on Colorado pesday and Wednesday, April 28 Montana N 29. in addition to H1 e '49 Simmer. I Corporal f gleston's Lupo Oostello. three year old sou of Mr. and Mrs. M. Costello of this city, who was hit by an automobile driven by Moroni Hunt April 10 on the Martinelli Oarage curve of the state Lighway in Helper is still living at the Price city s conhospital in a dition. Young Lnpo was struck down accidently by Mr. Hunt and was taken to the Price hospital with a serious skull fracture and cuts and Ther boy regains conbruises. sciousness at times but is on the left side. Doctors were fearful at the time of any hope for life, but it is expected that he will Recover slowly now. semi-consciou- ! j HELPER BAND IS D. K. Downey, chairman of the pes of railroad equipment. An en Helper Traffic Club of the D&RG gine ot the 2600 series will be V railroad announces tliia placed at the freight depot along the second annual "Railroad with one of the new Week" to be held in Helper five ed lounge cars that have just redays, beginning Monday, April 27, cently been placed in and continuing through Friday on the D&RGW. Inspection May 1st, which date will be desig- of this equipment will be op.n to nated as "Railroad Day.'- the public between the hours of According to Mr. Downey,. A. 10 a. m. and noon, Friday May 1, W. Kay, cashier at local depot, has at which time employees will be been appointed general chairman on hand to conduct ELKS TO HOLD personally in charge of arrangements for this tours of the roundhouse and other K 1,1 atUntl(m t0 Mr- "ay the facilities of the local railroad r1,owlS committee has been plant. DAYS OF chosen to assist him in the handl The committee in charge of the ing of the various phases of the day is negotiating with the mercelebration: Dean Tilton i,n chants of Helper tn an endeavor The days of that colorful charge of entertainment and in- to secure their cooperation by iod in the nation's history, spection of the shops, yards and closing the business houses during ticularly attached to the develop in this inspection period to give all ment of the west will be delightequipment; H. L. Peterson, barge of financing and Mr. R. A. an opportunity to make the com- fully depicted in Price on Satur Nilson, representing the Helper plete tour. day, May 2, when members of the Chamber of Commerce. local order of Elka stage a "Days Mr. A. J. Cronln, Assistant Railroad Week" is being held Traffic Manager, and Mr. Hugh of 'W celebration. i for the purpose of making every- Wilson, One of the feature events of the Superintendant of the one more conscious of the greut Salt Lake Division, are cooperat- day will be a parade. Those in have part played by the railroad in the ing closely with the local commit- charge of the celebration development and growth of this tee in an endeavor to obtain the secured the use of an old time It will be ieaturred by latest equipment for the inspec- stage coach for the parade, this county. early-davehicle to be associated advertising and pamphlets con- tion as is possible. of simthe cerning railroad, showing the Mr. Downey states that it is the with many other "relics" improvements being made in equip aim of the traffic club to make ilar nature to g:ve color to the ment and handling of business. this celebration an annual affair big party.of the Many neighboring Elks' According to Mr. Peterson, tags in order to keep the public posted win oe uistriDuted to the mer on the latest developments in rail- lodges are expected to partiripate chants of Helper in somewhat the road service and according to those in charge. "It Grand equipment. Junction has already promsame manner as last year to be is benemy opinion, that the full a ised goodly sized delegation. to each a given person making fits and enjoyments obtainable purchase at the various stores. In thru railroad service can only be Members of the lodge will wear frontier day clothes. addition to these, each railroad appreciated by the public through The celebration will close with employee will be furnished with a use of the railroad facilities and a grand ball in the Silver Moon of labels supply gummed bearing some people are "from Missouri" UTAH COAL STILL at Price. hall the quote, "This purchase made and have to be shown," says. Mr. of & an the Denver by employe Downey. "That is the reason why DECLINING Rio Grande Western Railroad. all railroad employees Dance Mutual should Please reciprocate and Ship and make every effort to his acquaint Travel by Rail." These labels will neighbor of the efficient service! IN PRODUCTION There will be another of the un be pasted to each mil for a pur- now being given by our railroad, j dances at Mutual U8Utt, good-timchase made by the employes in The support of the entire county Amusement hall this Saturday, ' Coal production in Utah and order to acquaint the merchants is being enlisted in order to make April 25. A picked orchestra of many other states of the west is with the . enormous., .purchasing a county wide celebration of this; local musicians will play for the continuing to decline according to power of the railroad men located day. The civic organizations of. affair which should be one of the production statistics for the week iin Helper. Price and Helper are being solicit- best held in the hall so far. "Railroad Day" will be featured ed to give their aid and make of March 28 over the same week The manager invites everyone to of the year before. Production for by an- - inspection of the round this day an even greater day than come up and join In the fun. Ad this week in Utah dropped approx- house, car shops, freight depot, in the past. mission 50c per couple. imately 25 per cent over that of passenger depot, and various ty- the same week in 1935.. The coal production through-ou- t Mrs. Curly Thomas, formerly the nation, however, .increased Miss Ruth Metz, is expected by approximately 100 per cent for the her parents the latter part of this 4 and thus week. week ending April She will be here on a OUTSTANDING for 1936 the vacation visiting with year weeks tnree production kept same perso far still ahead of the ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. iod of last year. Metz. ' Following is the production. BITUMINOUS COAL PRODUCTION TONS '1 Li' by Luke uVJ: INJURED BOY IS SLOWLY GAINING TO OBSERVE Subscribe for A Helper Owned Newspaper Damn About Helper Helper, Utah, Friday April 24, 1936 Carbon County Railroad Week TO PLAY J . full Possibility of the Chicago Burlington & Qulncy railway system acquiring the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad by purchase was admitted Wednesday by Ralph Budd, C. B. & Q. president in Salt Lake City to attend the "Rio Grande" day celebration recently. "There are now no financial committments whatever between the two lines, but it Is not beyond the range of possibilities that the Denver & Rio Grande Western may some day be purchased and become a part of the C. B. & Q system." said Mr. Rudd.. "There is no truth in the report that such a purchase is imminent.' Moose Lodge installed its officers for the year, starting May 1st. Fred Hall, Past Dictator of the SuHelper lodge, represented the preme Lodge doing the installing. Following are the officers: Moroni Hunt. Helper, Past Dictator. Earl Shuniway, Trice, Dictator. A. R. Livingston, Spring Canyon, vice Dictator. Stanley Young, Trice, Prelate. A. J. Carlson, Helper, secretary. F. H. Gogosian, Price, Treasurer Trice, 2 year J. B. Litizzette, trustee. Fred D. Hall. Helper, 3 year trustee. Stephen Lakotos, Trice, Serg. at arms. Castle Gate Boy W. Anderson, Trice, assistArmy antAlma Serg. at Arms. Weight, Trice, outer guard Lester Private Jack Hamby, son of guard. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Hamby, Castle Letter Weight, Trice, outer gard McGate, Utah, arrived at Fort Dowell, California, on March 30, fin193(1, and is now awaiting deparJoseph Skerl of Helper wag 50 of on Islands alternative an with Hawaiian ed 100, ture to the e the U. S. Army Transport Repub-li- - days in the Carbon County Jail, by CalJ. W. Hammond justice. f i Peace saXng from San Francisco, Wed- nn a tiruimeii .lrivlnir rharee . , , .t.l ..i iin win arrested oy Tt, iiomhn oni stert in mu, lTnt(Pf, stfttes Army at Castlflj guim.aI,f s(ate highway patrolman. r arrest-pwjHo Klvln chapman, who was a-i-t r:aij on March 17. in1936.. HelperHawaii the on , stationed oVpT-ctto be eftr, Sunnay Patrolman Price highway by State for the next two years, Vernon Davis, paid a line oi i reckless driving. beauty course at the for Salt school of beauty culture in or one Lnke and is reported to be Miss I ois Allred from Altonah, has school the students visitor at the home of the finest to Utah is n Mrs.' Jesse JBarlow. She came ever had. She won her tuition an .,- - kn,..tr aehool by the excellent 20 and will remain for miies" ability to sell Journal last April time. . indefinite fall too. Enlists In '"" s ...... the remark aftet listening bandmaster, sity "and the play junior that the group the type students." the rector that Study fr UTAH CLUBS MEET IN COLORADO Sat-ruda- -- rout-senio- |