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Show I7TTS3. and 11 ifcii IK ilroad oiiOTIEWAlL A Helper j 0 Owned Newspaper j Politically Independent tfVYT No. 1 Helper, Utah, Friday, August 14, 193& CAROON DEMOCRATS HE CASUAL server TOWARD GOV. BLOOD food rectlJ.tp i the nine F en-- ' pro-B- e the distasteful imunr law and 8M"-- of This .. police time viim the 6am even ,M pigeon" not 18 that the thU.In -v i- act again and )'et more SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE Is Announced. Many Valuable Awards Ofrd REPORTED LEANING that mere r making a living state liquor law--is the demand for this scores are business that batter at and bread belr i little person would be Bake a living by selling fous Sm Approximately sixty-twdemo crats from this county will represent Carbon at the state, ongres-sionand judicial conventions being held at Salt Lake August 15 (Saturday) and will cam 29 votes allotted to this county In these confabs. Z Fallowing a party caucus Tuesday evening at which time the various party leaders of the county met, a strong leaning toward Governor Henry H. Blood was manifest In the Carbon delegation and which was purportedly held to be 20 votes for Dlood and 9 for Herbert Maw. The bulk of Blood's support is found In the Price and Helper delegations. o a SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR edition to cvkhv rt Horran moms Tax Carbon Levy Free Issues Journal Totals 3,000 Mills Less for 1936 Helper Taxes to Be Low 5-- Tills issue of the Helper Journal is given to you freo of charge. There are three thousand copies of the paper printed this week and distributed thoroughly in Helper and its immediate vicinity. The annual drive for new subscriptions to the paper Is now on. and people of this county who want to support a Helper newspaper will now hare an opportunity to subscribe in a regular caiuaign. If you are an old reader, check the date by the side of your name on the paper next week and see if your subscription has expired or not. All unpaid subscriptions will be cut off of the list within the next two weeks. If you want to read Helper The yearly drive tor new and renewed subscriptions to The Helper Journal will open next week under the direct supervision of tbe Stack Circulation Service of Seattle, Washington in an effort to give the Helper publication the largest, complete and effective coverage of any weekly in the state and by far and most effective means of, reaching approximately 1Q.0O0 persons living in western Carbon county. In keeping with the policy last year by the Jour nal, prizes or awards will be given to the various candidates. But the prizes this year will be somewhat different in view of the fact 'hat th jouNNAk bcuvimo HELPER TAX LEVY SET AT 16 MILLS 3 A 5.3 mill reduction on all property assessed ,by Carbon counfor the year of 1936 under that of 1935 was set by the board of county commissioners last week making the levy for this year 25.5 mills compared to 30.8 of 1935. Although the principal reduction. about through curtailment state and state school levy is 6 mills this year against 1935, eome of the S.3 mill found in the county administration Hbd principally In the county school levy which last year stood at 12.50 mills and is this year set at 10.65. The real and personal property tax levy in Helper this year will be one of the lowest In the last twenty years, according to flls. Together with the county and city levies, property owners of Helper will pay 41.50 mills on each dollar r ;. of valuation as against last year. In the county tax levy the commissioners, made the following re- came of the which 9.5 of cut Is the policy of giving scholarships FOR YEAR has been copied and duplicated Keese M. a!r;-:'din Reese, incumbent the county this ! heer with- - county treasurer and candidate for by another publication. ... wr ine The annual tax levy by the city state were the state office, received full inCondemned Once of Helper was set recently at 16 . r a JMB,t. tlltt dorsement of the county conven" Although the policy ot selling mills by actionof the city council ;0t news in a paper EARNESTLY, tion last Saturday and the full 29 on the paper by meatus following conference with subscribers SINCERELY PROMOTING the county votes of the county was pledged a campaign was once condemn- officials on .the assessed valuation him for. the state treasurer post of of Helper against development ed as "high pressure salesmanship of the the opposition of other comcity property. to which he aspires. Word was kndt and "spare me a dime taint," there The yearly mill levy on property munities of the county, then also received that the Emery counis now little question that cam- is set on the assessed valuation subscribe NOW for the Helper j ty delegation was also behind paigns ate both beneficial to the ant a tinna. u is and this year the valuation of Journal. Yet: bar. Reese, the over Irinks paper and the public. . IE in Helper was reduced about $100,000 6a has rouna auuui Marl D.Gibson, county chairman w This year prizes will be given by the county and state govern-- ; wno nave and Mrs. C. R. jjnty this year Fahring were to the winners in material and! meats so that a mill levy on the STATE READY TO named as delegates-at-largto at actual values of a lakmg a living uy will not now yield valuation tctal nature, tangible ne tend the state meet. bar, Many more migni. ductions, in mills: County roads, Three, giand prizes will be offered as much as in previous years. The ADVERTISE BIDS Ten were named from Helper .1; bond and interest, .2; old agfl was tojto the first three winners in the- assessed valuation last year recent civic club meeting, attend the Salt Lake conventions pensions, .15: county schools 1.45, form of beautiful, valuable dia- $1,622,532 and will be. about $1,- JANET UNDERPASS The only increase was in the counliquor Commission Chair- - and five votes will be cast by mond rings. These goods will be 522,532 this year. This reduction ; us tnat these democrats. Those named of the highest quality and most in valuation by the state made it ty bond sihking fund, which was IuA. Brown, told, increased .5 mill. L Bany features about, the from Helper and the various min- enticing to the eye of any boy or necessary to. raise the number of The state road commission inFollowing is the division of the should be revised ing camps in this vicinity are list- girl. Lt really 15 over last levied from jnills year formed levy into the respective! Mayor George county as . law Spratling the ed as follows: to 16 in order to secure from taxju jaw stands Many Prizes this week that the publication of departments with the levy for Ronald Gardner, Jack Cima, Mrs. nUte at this" time. It says same the Four beautiful wrist ation approximately gold bid notices for the construction 1936 and 1935 given for compariD. C. Cavenah. Ted Jouflas, Geo. aor cannot be sold by amount as was obtained by the 1 will watehfS be for given away of the Janet street Underpass ia son.:., i is up 'to" the liquor" oom- - Karras, Thos. Judd, C. R. Pahring, ' fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh mill less levy of 1935, this city are now ready. The only 1936 ' 4 1935 tol'nforce as much' as pos f "N; lemmott, Frank Banacci, iiri'.esi TliASn watches full v fl(s- of the city obstacle in adverof the the, 9.5 6. path schools & L provisions of the law ' state and Claude Argyle, , Spring Glen cribed on Klire 6 of this is8U,j levy to the various departments State now is the official approval tising "1.8 1.8 fund Mr.' and of Mrs as general the is listed follows: County and Kenilworth, at any ratev'the city provision will be Gruens and Elgins. Nine of all plans of the state by the 12.5 10.65 schools liquor law prohibiting, any Robert Henderson, George Rowley, other prizes will also be offered 1936 1935 city council and the formal and County 2.5 2.4 fund & road bridge W. C. Silas County Rowley. oa selling Murray and liquor by the 3. with the contest and all are very Interest on Bonds 3. execution of the newly CYiunty Indigent Poor fund .5 Segal .5 Peerless,Spring Canyon, and shbuld revised be a. useful, valuable and will be dear- Sinking Fund formed back street which will fund 1.3.1.5 Interest Bond County Latuda and Rains, D. A. ly cherished my anyone who wins Water Works 3. 3. j,.lf there is enough busgive exit to property owners living County Bond Sinking fund 1.5 1.0 to Carbon 3. county by selling Tidwell, George Cook, W. W. Hill, one. Full details on the rules and Contingent Fund 2. on Janet street where the under- Old .5 .35 Age Pension- to employ several score of Ed Shearer, Then. Reese, A. H. regulations of the 1936 campaign 15. 16. will be built and those living County Indigent Mothers, etc .6 .5 pass Wallace and Treat is men, Joe; o( new subiH.nbers .to .this news surely there is en- White, The, .increase-.- of one mill was on Railroad ,n venue and Palmer Temporary relief ...transient .5 y,& ablic demand that the law ravignano. itoiapp, v;asue uaie, paper will be found on page 6. designated for the contingent fund streets. 24.5 3u.s ..';.,'. 'r; nged. This county is not Heiner, Earl Stevenson, Mr. I. N. Turn to this section and read full which is used for the purpose of The new street that will exand Thacker. Fae for Handy, the Incorporated Tax levies state ypical of the .whole . details. tend from the middle of Welby financing unforeseen city expend Distributirin of ' the county delerespect; But make allow- tures during the. year. By placing street between Janet and Yoll towns of Carbon county are: Price Drive Has Backing I- - if 19 mills; Helper, 16; Scofield, the majority of : the gation follows: Price, 7; Helper, year the publishers con- the additional funds in this de- down through to the Palmer and city, ltst' 1'; and 5: Clear Creek Scofield, 23; Hiawatha, 2; 80; h Wellington, only '$ ..""the" state cluded one of the most successful partment, the city of Helper will Railroad streets has been formto Carbon, Rolapp, Castle Gate and Heiner, 2; drives ever conducted in Helper be in a position to divert the use ally named lay the. city council Castle Gate, 3 Sunuyside, 1.5. lie compared Special tax levies set by the should still .be enough de Spring Glen and Kenilworth, 3: or 'Carbon,.-countyThe integrity of this money to anything which us Wilson street.' include 5 mills on commission Spring 'Canyon. Stand- fer sale of drinks over the Peerless, Most streets of have Helper and reputation of the paper itself might arise during the course of state bounty tnx, and 4; she and p, Latnda goats Rains, ardville, warrant a change in the is behind the movement to bring next year and would include"fert-era- l been named after, prominent Rio 2 mills on horses and .. .. range Columbia, Sunuyside Wellington. officials Grande and this street aid projects. more readers into its fold. Every and 3 mills and state tax, and Xine Mile, 3; Consumers, Hia bounty The mill increase of Helper city is named after Hugh Wilson sup- on offered last fall has been tuberculosis indemnity. Spite watha, Sweet's Mine and Wattis, prize in full or the tax levies for this year can in erintendent of this division. there parties paid . Liquor 3, and one delegate-at-large- . The will council no or the city be to attributed precede way city to, can collect at any time M it now stands, the public CARBON PRESENT free commer- comity government administration. to close the last and final legal given winners being county is very much iu Miss Teresa The state tax commission made a details this week and the publica- cial scholarships. REPUBLICANS HELPER with those who have t Priano of Helper won first prize twelve and one half reduction in j Hon of he ordinance making this AT WATER HEARING barged by the state. It in im-street this issue of the Journal of all j with a complete Beauty school the assessed valuation ant to see these makes the persons NAME .DELEGATES as state in in well the right of way final and school provements course at the oat of business by any law will soon complete as making adjustments in the as-- j effective so that the city will CONCERNING RIGHTS She Salt. "iMMnd for drinks is too TO COUNTY MEET the course and be ready to enter sessed valuation of various mines wire the state as soon as the city And most of alt, we do not under a new schedule. This reduc- - attorney is able to file the new business in this profession into be state to take over the tion of valuation just naturally i ordinance and cinch any legal Nearly two score persons repall. on a contest to sell subscripdrinks over the loop-holthat lnterfer the various interests of bar even return on with to the smalled might a leads resenting met this newspaper. tions to Helper republicans 'Wor act were amended. were in attendance formal to the notification a state Carbon from mill the return A mill. smaller county Confined To Helper evening and named It. is expected Wednesday road commission. the meeting called dollars of on of at' number the these levy of the prizes! county The offering delegates to attend nocommission the will be that the State leaves the by Engineer to consider convention at which time 34 dele- this year bv the Helper firm is assessed property just OSE TO ATTEND tomorrow or tified the of the Price River that the funds without counties and today cities problems and on the backing again founded gates will be named to attend Water Conservation district. to operate normally accordin'y city is completely ready to start. state Congressional and judicial integrity. The contestants are it seems that the objection by into the office of a raise in taxes is necessitated of the G.O.P. to beTited JIE CONVENTION in vir- Six Denv so this is and state land board to settlement secure happening the and August! at Helper held at Salt . Lake City, the Journal Charge of a debt, of the district for $10,000 9,? for' ho nuroose of naming fn information and details and tually every community of the Of Lifjuor Violation as previously suggested and infoi the various state! the assistance of the campaign state this year. & number of the local nominees governor, a manager who the Stack service Of the nine persons cited on formally adopted caused considerpwl of the Loyal Order of offices includingand a, two able dissension between the Carto conduct TVO Divorces Asked district to Helper sent has congressman charges of violating state liquor bon and leave today to attend j Sanpete interests. The conWe the program. Court laws 'during investigations Jn judges and a district attorney. effect of the dispute was the proana essential drive at votes main of five ducted The Md at have will operatives recently by Helper Tark C2ty August construction of a dam on in me j 1Vo divorce SUjts vrgie fjej i the state liquor commission, six posed 'Kordintr to word received the county meet and the delegates;' wiU be concentrated Fish creek from which if upper little anyj with and waived cast very Price each district tcourt this at will through water arraignment, the distric from A. J. Carlson! named would be to the " transported Week and plaintiffs are Elizabeth their attorney. J. H. Braffat. Fri vote. Those named at tne pnm- :ettort neing of the of means Helper Lodge. watershed are Sanpete traue by other before in not are any Joe; readers guilty an() riPOrga spPncer Asay. day pleaded aries held Wednesday "Wfab will a drilled mountunnel me commence with nori,nii-the en through ai .TiiKtire t W Hammond. 1 r? John Vanchan. The aim being direct . r H Saturday afternoon at unj UKtiiw. iv. v tain. area. trade of set in be will the the for Dates trial Helper A. she Nilson, moulding Qeorp;e Baiiey to whom Quilieo, S. P. Oolton, R. Jwe a large class will avail-abilitThis would deprive Carbon and be a Heiner winning, was married at Price, November near future, depending upon f Tony Tasker, George Spratling. intn into the counties of their natural order in the Albert Ricci, Mrs. A. J. Stafford, boosting residence. Emery of witnesses. Sh complaining IM.". on grounds of cruelty. "fgree. water and would greatly all-- j were who denied Those rights month charges Vic Litizzetti, for $30.00 per Wallm. Charles Mrs. asked to J. Potesto, "Red" Jordan, Price; endanger industrial enterprise In Silver King mine James Galanls. Thorit Hatch, Glen ren by a previous marriage. Mrs. niony and attorney fees. Colo.; Clty will be It seems that the G. S. Nelson, country club: Eva "this, county. mad. Satur- - Ballinger, Charles Ledger, Dean Wihna Clark. Ouray, Fort Mrs. Asav charges McKenna. Fannie am not want to let the $40,- Wniing Mrs siate and Steve Bolotas. John but the initiation Jim to.Gazell; Preston Asay LeRoy Halt, against Mrs. Henry Tilton, Roosevelt; uliom the McKenna. she was married in May,! Davis, Alphonso Osanna and Emil! 00 pay off this particular debt Principal feature of the Loftis. Mrs. E. H. Thomas. Mrs. All-reand George David Pro?ram. and esne, asks restoration of her) Parcich, are scheduled to appear as a small water right was invol 1934. She Sam Stein, Carlo Dalpiaz. and a brother, ved in the deal and this right Gate, Castle fnr arraignment next week. the initiation a r.llna;- maiden name. St. David, Arizona. Allred,' (So it Is thot by Carbon interests) W J will be held before would be sold or given to the San" """"h IS UINTAH MINER as guests of the pete Interests and thus entitle "y hostB. them to a legal claim on the Fish creek water tesources in the BY ROCK KILLED "Witless Se8Hfnn in iha to all eastern The invitation" amount, of the state right. Aug- - of Helper. "I and lasting Utah (o attend this affair has aluntil noon for HriPer Dav on Carbon county made It clear P,;,ns e all - club, ; members will at- ready been Issued by' the Kiwanis that there was to be no trifling WHItam bhreil. 49, was ml 27th. annua. lon.David 2 !e. Tu Ihe afternoon. club and plans to make the cele- with the water on its own natural killed bv falling rock in No. f 'lfion of (frfi,.. ('Vf'n, .v. the I.ke and Ogden Covered Wagon bration free from one end to the shed and the chairman of the land niui iiiu mine of the Vtnh Fuel company W ion . ".riB n 1 thiHear promises to days will be, brought to Helper other are definite" with every ac- board decided year'8 meeting at Castle Gate fate Monday afterto appoint in ti,i.c rodeo tivity except the rodeo.- ' w the order of " Tie tier for this ceieorauon. a committee to work out some chamnoon. Allred had entered a he the mobi I'm-- -' .i,1Cr" of one Eats to the kids and the public means of agreement on the diswrformance is the only will he given ber of the mine to work loading Dav ever held in lWPf. late kind being held in this part in general will be given away as pute. A repercussion of the arguits T t Sunday afternoon coal after the area had been pro"as been Bet an(, promiBeg usual. Sports of all sorts are be- ment is the claim The appointment or ur. Mn fM aside for nounced safe. that the Sco. ..... . . ., norai chairman oi " of the nest snows pur. ing planned for the city park In field dam is unsafe to hold one he in a acting of the Women him the The falling rock covered the afternoon and vaudeville water impounded behind t. on in this county. extriwhen dub Helper and the of chapter .,',. y most completely, weekly meeting In order that the Price district . Trick riding, (downs, races and specialties are being planned for , take part in cated from the debris a few mou - tnr. V, kIK are now VIncommittees and will be iu vogue in staging early in the evening. water steers degree work. kind might make the dam safe, the of roping any before ments later, died for the sponsormg The grand closing will be the it is purported that some means on Helper Day and the ddintrw adminis- mulated Helper t.vit.e be could aid various i'hsi dictator of .medical fH.i. day with its ce.e Helper hall park will be marked unique, hilarious street dance on of repairing the dam is being newest feature of the tered, His neck was broken. The for horse races In several dis- main street to which .everyone planned. This would enable the ne " """Nation. A. Horv ces will Vbration which is solely mr of can come free of charge. The local water users to preserve tances). Corrals for the release ajl l8n' JrHary of the Helper ducted nt. Leota today ar main street will be roped off and utility' of the dam and be in a and steer? horses the bucking to the state as-- i at. La Point. show one of the hfld ho horse a and band will provide mtisc position to safely retain the discrack to he usedj rodeo p west ac- - will be hauled her dictator B. N. Surviving are hi swldo. , it tM the first wild for all. day, (h(I puted water rights. tllp 0rf,at North Arvis Jabe AIlwi: a in on ice lu' Vpr put child-- ' tnltic Utah legion . five Carma. P. fiartle Gate; U Subscribe for 0 0 0 0 EXT vs-a- 1 s" wui .... e j j ; -- " . . ! Stan-dardvill- e, . , , .... " ar' . ct!e ' , j j ITALIANS TO CARBON . ATTEND STATE MEET AT LAGOON Three thousand Italian residents of Utah are expected to be in at- annual tendance at the celebration to be held at Lagoon, August 16, under the joint sponsorship of the men's and women's Civic National league. Several hundred from county will be present for the occasion which promises to he one of the most outstanding of its kind ever held Jn Utah. Seven from Helper and three from Price are serving on the honorary committee in charge of general arrangements for the affair. Those from Helper include Joe Barboglio, Charles Bertoliho, Angelo Puseuzzi, John and Joo Quilieo and Barney Vleta. Price committee members include K. and P. O. C'oli, Henry ; Rugger! all-stat- Italian-America- e n Cur-bo- n Silvagni. ..... of the One of the main objects " outing is to finance a university scholarship for some outstanding high school graduate. Beginning at 3 p.m. a program will be given at the Bowery, with A. Fello acting as master of ceremonies. Features are an opening number by the Royal Serenadors: Accordian and banjo, Vito Carone; " ,Piajiv ,x Everett ; lareeBtdruuM. Jacfc Berkinshaw ; t saxaphone, J. Bruce Holtly; greetings from Governor Blood; greeting toKentigfo Grillo, Royal Italian Counsul General, by Cav. Fortunate Ansel mo; response by Itoyal Italian Consul Cav. Rcniigio. Grillo; General, greetings from the president of Civthe women's ic League, Miss Elsie Gini. . Officers of the Civic League, sponsors of the outing are, President, Joe P, Bosone; vice president, Marcel! Richeda; secretary, Ernest. P. Mariani; treawomen's surer, Fred Richeda; president, Miss Elsie Gini; vice president, Mrs. Madelene Gius; recording sec, Miss Rena Richeda; Miss Teresa corresponding-sec.,- . Miss Uda Ravarino; treasurer, Boiettlno; historian, Mrs. Edith, Italian-America- n Italian-America- n , " , Franks. i e PnnMIMCMT PHAI - OFFICIAL SUCCOMBS j e j ' District ; mil' one-fift- h r i i nw y j non-suppo- Duch-Almend- a d toile Sclteslisled Helper Day M T . bns-repor- C'fZ,7Xn ,. ; 1 ... . L o-- otV. uu. h .George Allen Murphy, 68, promiUtah mining engineer, died Monday of heartdisease in a Yellowstone national park hotel, according to word received here nent, Wednesday, , Early in his career in the coal d business, Mr. Murphy was with the Union Pacific coai company of Wyoming and Kenilworth coal company of this ' county. For the last several years, "Mr." Murphy has been serving ths Spring Canyon Coal company of this county in various high executive capacities and he is well known in official circles of this county and state for his abilities "8 a mining engineer, He has been employed at Spring i.anyon iu an executive capacity for many years and has been in- strumental in making this concern one of the state's largest, producers. He acted as superiitendnnt of the local mine until relieved- by David Brown in 193.'!. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Emma Louise Murphy of Ixs Angeles, Calif.; a son, Willinm J, Murphy, Long l!aiii, Calif.;"' a daughter, Mrs. Laila Evans of Ixs Angeles, and a sister, Mrs. Lutie, Graves, Los Angeles. The body is at Klngdon-- es .Mortuary. Funeral services will be announced later. , - Bill White Wins The Grill Cafe, of Helper, Utah, won ' a "Liquid Tapometer" in a recent, contest sponsored by The Carbonic. Corporation of Liquid Chicago. The objective of the contest was to identify a p'cture of that famous humorist, Irvln S. Cobb. ' |