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Show r i and oiJaDUiLhWA Politically Independent TH JOURNAL'S NIW COITION DCUVtRUt OMCV ON SUBSCRIPTION IJ1E COMMISSION ALLOTS FUNDS TO NEEDY NEW SITE BEING CASUAL Helper, Utah, Friday, October 9, 1936. SOUGHT FOR P. O The Carban coul-j-- commissionat a special meeting in Price ers, W KF PPR wnu oked the allotment of Tuesday, III IIULI 1.11 U $900 for aid to the aged, blind, and dependents as the Carbon Reform A new site other than those j l'OUEty share of the fund in the vell as the nation ready filed is being itifS a sought by the Sooial security plan, would be patronage. federal Other routine business was car far Helper's government urtiiui. uua ue , Trip on in the form of sales of ried . Htuuuu ly proposed post oitice build the adminisirauou i ing, according to announcement certain county property to indiv4 under larkaon tor reai auu i rum ii. is. uunDar. JrfU postal msnee- - iduals, appioving pay rolls and . hnni tllTlP that - llll r for Bites, who was here Tues- bills and recording of judges for rtjjtinuea i'".,tn i and more m iue jday and Wednesday with an en- - the elections. nrtr&ciIV and hnfnrct ' - - h;ia gmeer to take the uw.-.The date for the regular meet;,tthan technical ing which was to be held Tuestfd into measurements. ;tt and hamlet, The two previous lailroad land day, October 21, has been poststate sites and which were favored by poned until Friday, October 23. of the various of occunation the ill our government weie adjudged too cm a knite s edge are high in price and another location ber HIAWATHA MAN IS ft "jow because of uncertainty is being solicited now. The lot Most administration. 6tate just to the south of the city hall aie allegedly and the lot just to the north of GIVEN PRISON TERM e,e employees hwranse of Dolitical the city hall were favored as Lj tnese locations for the new post office jml L for the machine. but the prices tanged from $14,000 Tony Kassapis of Hiawatha was to an indeterminate sentenced to $16,000 and the Primary gavernnient pirect of term from one to ten years in would not A Long okey such a cost .for the state piison when he pleaded toward abating the in- land. ' . lYiarhine noliticS itS Another lot is beiug promoted guilty to voluntary manslaughter new and is the land just ,to the Wednesday morning in district .i.,. nr art nartv is north of the sign boards across court at Price. The defendant is alleged to have from the Faucett store on main i"c "a to use me Fhot and killed Christo Gianakakis state of influence street. And the ji In a conversation with Mr. Dun- of Hiawatha, on March 31, in a Laments to build up a machbar Wednesday he said that the dispute at a coal camp. According voifcvu-i- Pe'P the investigating officers, But the effect of money appropriated for the Helper to in office. 7 two men en-between trouble the e a'most can Machine post office would not revert to if the state of any other fund or would not be started at the boarding house in obliterated on its statute lost as Jong as the government Hiawatha and culminated in the U would ana rigid civu has set this money aside; but it shooting late in the day at a ,is i strict would that put road, might be lost thrqngh diversion coffee shop. law ,jce Gianakakis was alleged to have patrol and the into some other channels in views highway L other .employees working at of the fact that it w.as originally threatened the defendant withwasa chair and it was asserted he caoitol in a competitive emergency money appropriation. and make it The sooner an' appropriate site shot in the ensuing fight. rj servi.ee Kassapis surrendered to .jbibitive" for these same persons can be selected, the sooner1 and officers and was held on, a county in politics. more sure the town will- be of a participate actively first murder charge. He degree communnew post office. Some I State HiBhways . a withdrew plea of not guilty to ities which teceived a similar al, murder the charge and entered: location as did Helper and at the Sao have become such a vital of guilty to manslaughter his plea now of are time assured same I m to toe Buue i"v. n n Wednesday, when he appeared beUt .practical to allow such an the new postal headquarters as fore the District Judge George Urtant factor in the govern-h- t they are actually under Chiistensen. to be polluted by the taint most political favor which BENEFIT SHOW "political con- - Reserve Officers Have k'Kor.are our., highways such Meeting October 15 Menial safety zones as to aiTO BE GIVEN h the highway patrol to Jbe ro-Rtnerve officers, Eastern Utah sen-with the in accordance under the temporary chuirmanshio of the ballot, box. 0 H: Lindinao," first lieutenant The Catholic Church Building far real issues In flection of. will meet at the Committee Hiawatba, the is sponsoring to one not be for mi party: barracks of the Piice COG tamp shows at the Strand Theatre wire control of the hand of October 15 to discuss plans and Sunday, the owner, Mi. Huish, and under the present activities of the group during the having donated the theatre to this Is stem this but the case winter. coming cause for the whole day. This is mid moreover stand for the Lindman was named temporary a very generous act on the part an who is running, his record head of the organization, which of (the management, and it in si the issues of the day that are was formed last week, with James? for this sil and necessary to the im- Cassano, second lieutenant, also hoped that, 'appreciation a hill house at shown be will by of minent government of Hiawatha, secretary, to foster every performance. The proceeds Wf From and promote interest in the organ- will go toward the building fund. In Question ised reserves and aid members The committee wishes to take this politics there is the case of in carrying on inactive duty re- opportunity to thank Mr. Huish jtr I'hle, hardheaded Dutch-- quirements. Reserves and those for this splendid cooperation. The barber, who won the ; Jack eligible from eastern Utah are tickets are available for 25 cents Wm the Yanks Tuesday and we expected to take an active part in and may be obtained fsom the Mat see him to work until the organization. committee. The publicity commot-te-e pirsdajr afternoon. He says that comprises Rev. W. A. Ruel, i the first one he has evei Phone news items to The Mr. Barney Vieia and Dr. J. J. Observer al-- j I , IDs' - - eij em-lin- o ' 0II-- c sjc Go JVI (0 j, nr , set-u- p Cp-bo- - ' Wgh-O- j - -- pat-etf- e Of V . Rupgeri. Helper JourtuA. m FUNERAL IS HO ON SUNDAY who 46, PoSStticaS Snttiaattflon Him Vflirtwall Stalemate was house-to-hous- e man-to-ma- n in ' C0Unty ZwJZ Mr.!""" r muni the uV ft I. d n - ,An ili CI Hwnby and Sam Oliverio, Tbm Hilton, 34, were in a "bounce" buried lttt th,t,' tons jr iar men were and of e 7 h06P'tal. rf treatment at the Hamby was dead receiving utrlcated. il Survivul .. i,i- h.. v.:ii j n- r i w " , ij pearl Nichols Hamby, Loie J wUe ,U i; The coal- - inform! . seriously 85 lle" . T liUA oil. 1 Gate; his mother; a Mrs. Fred Reeve, Salt son, jack Hamby, 'he naVal. tr.roa in .v., v. O jU who is tlnnnln. V III' . 1 Fandson: "otheri and and the following SSteia ull of Call. UJ: frank Hamby, Mrs. W. O. Mr3Fannie Baker, Miss u Hamby and Mrs. Edith - p'lle ' Oct. loth re-- . Telegram canvasser ported that so far after contacting citizens in Price in the various walks of life and then securing ballot expressions in Helper, there Strong senuuic.n n'9 4 fl nrettv l' and Meiper Peery Harmon toward of a Peery more be to proved while the stronghold than Price for the strong were pretty camps slightran Dillman mayor. ' nalnow jones -- Roosevelt dieting Gardens. the entire ticket in Carbon county over Oct. 11th Catholic Bene-- will go do admit that they however, 'lbW at S,rnn(1 Theatre. close races. some Oct. there will be 12th Special Headquarters upencu Day exorcises at the to Marl P. Gibson, According K. of c. Party at ;noo. of the coun M rtl n chairman r. A..mnn,.in not seneuuiru ct. 13lh Moose Meet- ty ' the party has nor out'nit nl tnur of Ihe county ,0n but "all. ' W..: .. of campaign of Hth Klwanis linen hiij fmi ay- Oct. 15t- hBank Night ' Stiand and Silver Dollar i nr . .i tin ieli " me held next week a nil W '. . & bar building at Price and this wiU be the democratic j center from now until the election, i Republicans Active At a meeting of the republican central committee last week in price, several of the phases of the campaign were put before the party organization and advertising and publicity was decided upon. Contrary to rumors, Henry RugOgden and Price in of Peery ger), nominee on the republican ly abend Blood ticket wishes to say that he is was just ahead of Governor facts these running on the republican ticket in Helper. Although as to this fall with the intent of giving uncertain fomewhat were the race all that can be mustered i.fini.a ficures. but this was the about all the in strength and force. It had been and trend general news representative was obliged told around various centers that Henry Ruggeri did not want the to release. nomination and did not care about Democratic Rallies iasi making a race for this office. rallies Following stirring and "I am in this race now and will Frice in Wellington were it a fight to the very finish," make democrats Helper, the local tuthe said Saturday. somewhat enthused over the lenders the and uation The that Commissioner Contacts Welfare Board R. Fahiing C. Commissioner made a hurried trip to Salt Lake last Tuesday and returned the to atearly part of the afternoon meeting tend the commissioners' Mr.' John at Price held that day: Maulsbv accompanied Dr. Fahring, both and while there, they the Mr. Glen D. Reese of to order in male Welfare Board, commodities and ,.i,.thinir " " ULMitill at Bonnie. welfare and form will becounty's Vubm for mw,tini5 at Grill Cafe. expen.mu- .hca.luuarluimiii'iuiii. 01. lfith On hon Grand considered. In the cases. been opened up 'unction Football have ter game. Col-Uml- .1 t- - hJhh Uigent requests that all eligible voters in Carbon county who have not as jet registered in preparation for the coming election, do so as soon as possible, are being given by the county clerk's office as the time for polling draws near. Three more days, during the month of October, have been signified as registration days, and all unregistered voters are requested to take advantage of the opportunities, and make early registrations. Days open for registering, are October 13, 27 and 28. AT PUBLIC RALLIES Henry Blood, as- sisted by the entire state ticket, opened his bid. for Carbon county's wayward Demociatie vote in rallies at Price and Helper last Friday night. His plea for support from this , 5 SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR KOM JOINT INSTALLATION OF LEGION OFFICERS WORK PROGRESSES The Janet Street undetpass is moving along fast. About 40 per cent of the work to be done by the railroad being complete now. The false work for the east and west main lines is finished and the piles have been driven so that all is ready for clearing and construction of the fulse-woion the switching lines at the inter- Joint installation of all American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary officers was held at Price Saturday night at the hall. Department Commander Dave Gorifriedson of Richfield and DepHitmont Adjutant Otto Weisley of Salt Lake were Legion the installing officers. , The officers installed for the section. Auxiliary were: The contractors have also made President, Mrs. Elinor Rehor; headquarters, (Strong & Grant) Mrs. Gretchen and are preparing to get the Secretary, Mrs. M. II. WiljWible; $150,000 project in lull sway son; Treasurer, Mrs. A. S. Wahl; e next week. Historian, Mrs. Grace Van Swer-jveCOLUMBUS DAY Ghaplain, Mrs. Mary Fullmer: More YV.P.A. Projects Sergeant at Arms, Mrs. James TO BE OBSERVED District Okeyed Brisnahan. The Legion officers installed ' ' were: .. W.P.A. projects which have reColumbus Day will be observed ceived the Commander, August Litizzette: of President appiovhl in Heiper w ith appropriate ex- Roosevelt, but for which funds 1st Vice Commander, J. B. Willis; 2nd Vice Commander, Dr. W. T.: ercises and programs sponsored have not yet been allocated, inLouis Dank-' Elliott; Adjutant, by the churches, schools and clubs. clude in the Price district the worth; E. R. Service Officer, Appropriate services will be con- construction of a city hall and Crissman; Chaplain, George Rowducted at the Catholic church court house in Emery county, the ley; Historian, Glen Ballinger; for both Masses on Sunday, and improvement and extension oftth at Arms, Dominic Albo; Sergeant the schools will observe this day water system in Orangev'ille, the Executive Committee, R. A. with special exercises and prog- improvement of the, canal. at ttl'ui'f LitJack August Vignetto, a and construction of sewer and ram on Monday. B. Mr. J. and Dankworth izzette, ernor termed "rather commendMonday evening, the Knights of drainage system in Price. Willis. able." The federal government has apColumbus, will entertain the mem: After the installation ceremonies' Abe Mnrdock of Beaver, cong- bers and partners at a program proved $19,284.70 for the Emery a very prepared elaborately ressional candidate, also made a and party to be held at the Strand county court house and $2,485.75 luncheon was served to tlie, as- strong plea for the reelection of Sweet Shop. There will be a for the Oraiy;evi!!e water system, seiitbled guests at the Community Governor Blood to preserve the C:ast to Coast broadcast over thj also in Emery county. The canal church.' During the luncheon" hour,' and the of in San Juan a consistency strength N'BC networks, during which Mr. project at Bluff, very entertaining program, conhew deal policies. Martin H. Carmody of New York county, will receive $2,657.50 fiom of singing and dancing Price sisting City will.be the principal speaker federal funds, while the was rendered. Mr. Don Hacking ft p.m.. This program will be project will receive $8,015.50. of Price acted as Toastmaster. A FISH AND GAME TO at heard by the guests, after which very stirring and inspiring an attractive luncheon will be . speech was given" by Mr? LIBRARY,-served at small tables. Dancing W.P.A, MEET ON TUESDAY Weisley. Remarks were made by and cards "w ill conclude the eventhe Department:., Commander and ing's entertainment. PROJECTS; STOPS jail jngoirig Post-- 5ommanders. . The committee in charge of arThere will be a meeting of all The guests then returned to the members of the Fish and Game rangements include: Mr. Albeit colored hall, where brilliantly Protective "Association of Carbon rattiste of (Vistle Gate, Chaiimen; Regrets and protests notwith- photographs of the National Con-- I and Emery counties at the court B. J. Vieta and Bob Ossaiia. standing, the W.P.A. Library pro- vention at Cleveland were shown. The city will commemorate the ject for the payment of the lib- These uhotos were taken house in Price, at S o'clock p.m., by Mr. October 13, 19:16, for the purpose day by the display of flays on rarians salary has been discontin- Godfrietlson. and proved a very of voting on amendments to the Main Street. ued. The B.P.W. C7ub is doing Interesting, as well as educational Articles of Incorporation and everything possible to keep this feature. Dancing, concluded the" All members are asked to necessity and evening's entertairnent. Two hunLEGION CONVENTION much needed be present. for education' mirposes dred members w fefe" present. alive and open "to the public. EsAt" this meeting, information concerning pheasant hunting will pecially would it be tragic Should AT HELPER be given and for your information at this DR. ELLIOTT HAS the library have to c'o time of the year, while the school you are advised that the season for shooting pheasants in Carbon Carbon 'Post No. 21 of? the. Am- terms are on and the Junior high NEW ASSISTANT and Emery counties will be for erican Legion, will be the hosts students in particular need the four days, with three male birds to the American Legion District help and knowledge obtained Dr. Wm. T. Elliot wishes to per day. The shoot will com- Convention on October lKth, to from a source of this character. that Dr. Clifford Danger-fielmence in Sunday, November 8, be help at Helper. The Post is An appeal is made to the varoffices who had medical ious 9, 10 and 11th. civic other and organizations here last Fall, is nor working out plans' and "krrange-Tnens- t assisting The season for quail" is closed for (his convention and to enlist their support in keeping t in his medical duties for a in both counties. There shall be further details wiM be reported this project going, at least ' until him of six months at least. Dr. period no shooting of pheasants on what next week. Mrs. Elinor Rehor is the auditorium is completed, which has taken over the Dangerfield is known, as the Millerton Dairy . the Chairman in charge of .the building will then absorb this Canyon Spring practice, fhile Dr. Ranch, as this place has been set c ntertainment. Helper is indeed project as one of its features. will continue with his Elliott In towns this size, the salary apart lor game sanctuary. (fortunate in having thi conven- Helper clientele. Ther,e will be no shooting of tion here, as it is the first of its for a librarian Is usually paid by pheasaiits before 7 o'clock a.m. kind to be held here. Credit is the city, and perhaps it is poson any of he days or after 6 p.m 'due this Post for , its efforts sible for all organizations inter- DR. KOS GIVEN on said days. Also, give wanting ; along these lines ested, the "city council aad the school heads to work out some that any illegal possession is subCOLUMBIA DUTIES solution for this problem,' in the ject to a fine of not less than Peterson To event that the WPA sees fit to $25.00. Von arc also advised that Gunn, no rifles can be used in the refuse the reinstating of the libDr. Paul Kos, son of Mrs. Mary Speak Here Saturday rarian on one of its payrolls. All Kos of Helper has taken over the hunting of pheasants. or organizations interest- office of Dr. Johnson at Columbia Speakers at the Roosevelt rally persons please contact Mr. Mayme while the latter is in Salt Lake Student of Kenilworth to be held at Rainbow Gardens ed, ; receiving medical treatment, which Is Business Manager j Saturday under the auspices of Hansen. duties will be somewhat indefinite. the Nonpartisan league of Utah Dr. Kos until recently was associJack Owen of Kenilworth, jun-- ' lnc,ude A,f Gunn- V S- Marshall, DROP RECORDED ated with the Holy Cross hospital ' ami n fain i 'diaiann rauiri.nr ior.. in., commerce, at.. Bneh: m LICENSE ISSUANCE in Salt Lake for an indefinite Utah of state the federation cf has received Young University, of time. It is gratifying period the much coveted appointment as labor. Issuance of drivers' licenses at indeed to see one of Helper's own Musical also are numbers being the regular weekly examination, sons make business manager of the "Y" year a profession in good book, "Banyan". Last year Jack arranged and it is expected that held last the which in takes of hard morning many years Saturday a large number of was advertising manager, and his hall. Price, by State Patrol- work and patience. Helper resicity visitors from will be here every success in that capacity secured Verne dents and the Journal wish this men Jack Sullivan and for him this year's appointment. party of eastern Utah. The rally took a drop over the pre- young man success in his medical Davis, scheduled at to 7:30 is begin p.m. As a junior in the college of ceding week with 27 licenses be- career. commerce at the "Y' Jack and a dance will follow. Frank ing issued. The week before, a scored another triumph when he Bonacci, state chairman of the 32 were given out. ONLY NEWSPAPER league of Utah, is ; total of was selected as a representative examinations for both License from the Beta Delta, local chap- acting chairman of the dance. EFFECTIVE HERE operators and chauffers are given ter, to attend with Dr. A. Rex every Saturday morning between followA thorough check-uJohnson, he national convention the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon. of Alpha Kappa Psi, national proWAYMAN DENIES All the Journal annual ing Helper persons in this section who fessional fraternity of commerce. subscription campaign recentdo not have their permits, are At this gathering, ir is noterevealed some interestMURDER CHARGES asked to contact the examining lyinghasfacts on the coverage worthy, that the "Y" chapter was officers at that time. awarded first place, by the naof this newspaper in this loThose who applied and were actional fraternity, in the national cality. Pleas of" not guilty to each of cepted, were: Mary Bozolakis, The Journal has more comefficiency test, the Provo college two first degree murder charges Price; Frank Smith, Helper; avattaining a higher three-yeaplete and effective circulation Equscue and Elmer Bertot, .in were entered at Price Thursday Carbon 'Western erage than any other college In county by Hugh Wayman, Ferron farmer. Price; Frank McDonald, Sweets; the United States or Canada. which comprises about half RowDean Adams. Edith Helper; Wayman is charged with the the population of the county murder, on August 22, In a field ley,. Spring Glen; Martin Peraero, REPUBLICAN TEA near Ferron, of Sheriff W. L. Heincr; Francis Scartezina, Price; than any other newspaper that enters this district and Emery county and Roy Elsie Perrero, Heiner; Scott this does not bar any daily SLATED TUESDAY Black ofbrother-in-la, Maniana-kisWellington; John of the deBlack, paper from imsideration. KenArthur Oldham, Helper; but no relation to the fendant, . Although there are half a club of sheriff. The Ladies' Republican The shooting assertedly ilworth; Paul Ciisneroa, Helper: dozen weekly publications in h a will tea and sponsor Denison public Hans Rollen Helper Duke, was the result of a water dispute state the having greater cir2 next Tuesday afternoon at p.m. which Sheriff Black was attempt- Bernice Ellis, , all of Sunnyside: culation than the average I. M. at the Strand Sweet shop. Two Blaine Snow, Kenilworth; ing to straighten out. of eastern Utah, there weekly B. E. Castle GHte; prominent speakeig will be here, was fixed for Ludvig, Trial of is only one newspaper that is one coming from state headquart- November Wayman Wellington; Cox Christensen, 4, by Judge Dilworth serving Helper and Western ers and another coming from the M. H. Marshall, HuntWoolley, Wayman was returned Kenilworth; Carbon vicinity so effectively ;; Huntcommittee. The candidates to the Carbon national county jail at Price ington; John Brlnkerhoff,Latmla: so conclusively and it is j and on office the republican after the hearing to await trial. seeking ington; Herbert Gill, Jr., in Helper. published ticket this fall are also slated to Amy Christenson, Spring Canyon of this more ' effect The a and few words the public say inis reflectWM. HURT coverage STAPLEY Fuel penetrant following company Utah is ijivited to attend. afterof .adverin ed the sustained gain Inhuge Monday in juries committee The charge i numboth in the noon nationally and while working tising William Stapley, nominee for cludes Mrs. R. 0. McGonigfil. Mrs. advertisers as j; these of the mine company. three locally , ber board Bullin-genof term the the R. J. Vaughan, Mrs. Glen now have something on which j Mrs. Tom Migliaccio, Mrs. of county commissioners on the The condition of Mr. Stapley is can rely and in serious as any not they Is ecjt j) regarded convalescing Robert Nllson, Mrs. Frank Wible republican ticket.' results. In the Castle Gate hospital of the 'w a y. and Mrs. Nellie Morrison. democratic stronghold was based upon his tax reduction program, labor legislation, educational philosophy and support, if elected, of direct primary laws fur Utah. . He militanUy defended the present state administration regarding social security legislation by pointing out that Utah was one of the first states to receive the benefit of the national social security law. Picking at rand. mi three notices of assessment, one each from Price, Helper and Wellington, the Governor pointed out that taxpayers of this county received an average reduction in taxes of 20 per cent. An appeal for the organized labor vote of the county was based upon the record of the present administration, which the gov- t, be-fo- i For -- Nil-so- '' . after-dinne- . . j d, i t for Isaac N. killed last iay in fln accident at Castle wa somewhat slow Pohtical activity in Carbon county this weekcanvass made mine, were conduct- by the and outside of the Castle Gate Sunday at 2:00 salt Lake Teleoram in a straw vote to determine the sent.mentm annal, at held nati ' " thC St3te services mT. ASK FOR VOTES Governor coition iKorrari journal TO KVCRY run DCLIV1RIO Five Registration JANET UNDERPASS Days In October MURDOGK, BLOOD H. tw il Subscribe for ' A Helner j Owned Newspaper I con-tacte- d - i I - n ft I Non-Partisa- n p . ( Pwi-denc- e 1 f J r . Lid-del- l, ( Hi j Med-ran- ; k two-yea- r 1 I |