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Show ' or 1 1 T7TTl 15! li-ii -- Li i tii u U' JT I XJLf i i Mm. I,! I i- 1-- XYYf - ij c5 A Helper ; ' Owned Newspaper j Politically Independent HrTxXXL No. 11 THE JOURNAL'S NEW COITION DELIVERED ONlV ON SUBSCRIPTION CARBON BEET ICASUAL CROP PEERLESS LADY IS HARVEST IS I Helper, Utah, Friday, October 23, 1936. CosiSaft Held NOW UNDERWAY RAILROAD TRACKS SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR SHOPPER'S EDITION Hill DISTRICT LEGION STRUCK DOWN ON 17 THE JOURNAL DEUVLRCD TO EVERY NOME TRADITIONAL auuscrioe lor 0 RED CROSS ROLL RIVALS CALL HELD CARBON AND MOAB. Here AT PRICE TUESDAY TANGLE FRIDAY Approximately 60 tons of sugar Red Cross delegates from six The Fifth District convention TRAIN CREW EFFORTS TO beets a day are being shipped HEAD COMMITTEE K. By Johnny e eastern state counties assembled Georgedas of the American Legion, held last j this week, AVERT ACCIDENT FUTILE Price the from and Wellington for the annual deer nn the AS WHISTLES FAIL Sunday, proved to be one of the j People of the Hub city who in Price Tuesday FACTS TELLS dumps, announces Ray Branch, Call conference, Journey to Price today to witness Red Cross Roll most successiul district conven-- j riSul cKnrt time. local representative of the Holly & Capitolo resi,.cf Rinetti at the held befootball locomo-an i the annual skirmish MruoK eastnount ac oy state ever heiu in tnis 0JU" tions Of ...tnhPg Sugar corporation. tive when noise created by a west cording to all outside visitors who ABOUT AMENDMENT tween Cat boil county high school taurant and bringing the state jUree stoned by I Uliw Digging started a week ago in bound train prevented her hearing were present. A larger representaand Grand high school of Moab chairmen here as guest speakers. ifles oi run""" its approach, Mrs. Rachel Eliza- tion attended than was expected Miller Creek and the Discuss Problems M. Jr.. and Dr. H. Harris,, representing in the Kiwanis stadium will be beth Ward, 6S. wife of J. It. by the . t No. districts. Carbon Post Mr. to Under the direction of Carlylo According were uac. Ward of New. Peerless, was fatally 21 and the Auxiliary. Mrs. Eleanor the public officials' educatioual rewarded with a rare treat as far Colorado the concern Cross will Red Branch, am. Pace, 9 'morning at handle 300 tons a day beginning injured near Castle Rock, west of Rthor, the Auxiliary president, committee of the state, was a as a football game is concerned. county chairman, the meeting was 8:45 a.m. was chairman in charge of ar- visitor in Carbon county this lasthe Grand county grid camp, the; devoted to a discussion of present onionpl' next week. Total tonnage from the Rolapp, Wednesday at at ,this Mrs. limit was ir who Ward, area walking is thf and future problems as well as rangements. expected week and addressed a gathering; . summit on CJrabon county east along the tracks to visit her Both the Auxiliary and Legion iwHis ever since ineir u to be 7000 tons. providing time for mapping thof city and county officials at,batk jn tnejr own back Dy annual Irene K. jrer. bv of taken at the Manguni. fieldmen show members Samples registered membership drive. Several case of Jack court house in the Dinosaurs last year. in tie a high sugar succumbed to injuries within an P. hall, after which separate ses- the Carbon county along with Dr. F. guest speakers, u o n Thurs- - the beets as having Price on facts of the proposed) According to word received from S. Harris, the state chairman, after hng struck by a lone sions were conducted at 2 p.m. content, the average of those the amendment the Gran dcounty grid camp, the were given opportunities to month ago running 15 per'enKie of the Utah Railway the Auxiliary meeting at the V. stat. constitutional 5" Odds that Jack ed a Since are coming into the which was enroute from M.C.A., while the Legion lemain-e- No. 5 which allows for exemptions that il)anv. time the beets the delegation on matters with plenty of confi- 'pertaining to the annual ;rless again this year have to fray Soldier to Summit on home and homesteads up and the average Helper. ripened at the hall. organization, of the nine Scheduled should be nearer 17 per cent byj According to an investigation Mrs. Clen Miller of Vernal, the $2,000 according to the option of dence, partly because Reports letternien who returned to their made by officials of the road, a district president, had charge of the legislature. the time they are shipped. Reports on the work accompU of & the Denver Rio westbound Grande stated Mr. that will city squad from last year and partly lished by the Red Cross during Harris be session. business the Approximately $10,000 Auxiliary . . .. i the undefeated season the 55 pi e emeu The was as follows: and county here would lose $62,- - because of now spent during the month's harvest tvG&Lnu tiniiiiuitu years of its existence, were program are enjoying. In their read to the visitors with explanwhey various candidates: in labor. The bvet dump at Well- her hearing the approach of the new S62 annually by this ReMrs. Eva Ashton: Allres. collection of last two starts, the Moab eleven ations of where financial support with a I tali Hallway company engine. ti,e local county iicrt. ington has been equipped maiks by Mrs. Ora Harding, state 'ment in the .. the has been thrown. . up victories ovei lav i naihen - Faring: (To Deanj 10 ...h ,.rnertv. wuvti l" horepower motor in place of J. J. McKenna, engineer, said he music chairman, who spoke on the lilAes rtS B Junction Jr. ttratl(i college hard no tax saw a woman a when the will within and were present from handle" would be exempt. Helper city gasoline engine Delegates Well, Dean, benefits of better music: Soprano v aroer Lincoln team and in over." all nign the is tlic few and all of feet be ihrew from cut beets Miller her the $5,667, this would Creek' a of Grand, San Juan, counties the without "The ; after Stain,'' receipts solo, Flag bon's own district. Duchesne $23.6:10, and the school and' - "No, Dc, you bto district. The Price dump will re-- ; locomotive into reverse, but could Mrs. Louis Dankworth, accompan- county Emery. Carbon, j;on The Dinosaurs on the other I'intad. No mention was in ceive the beets from farms be-- ! not avoid the impact. Other train- ied by Mrs. Cecil Broadbent: Re- district $33.862. of given experience, first my hand have rolled over three op- the . Helner cltv: tween and of saw Price attend-the valuation .men in of number The accident, of Wellington, Godfriedson Mrs. impending not along persons marks I'm by quae oiu and while suffering a setback ance !ponents ooi but could dj nothing to attract Richfield; Piano solo by Helen R. would the state highway. but be decreased approximately 35 or ipfS." at the haiids of the Grand June-- 50 were there. The Holly Sugar corporation has Mrs. Ward's attention. 23.2 per cent. There are two a! Mrs. HowComments : 'I'm by Nilson; toum ..,lw,fsl llnuaVDi' 4..... Peterson 3lmdie" "'fi" """ vi, 8 farms under contract in this A resident of Carbon county for ell, of Ogden, child welfaie chair- ternatives to take in the event, when the two tradition rivals fair deal to everyone." amendment district. 13 Mrs. nlic of was this Ward years, past man; Tap dancing number by of passage Zr. "Well, I guess I'm can happen and Fashion Show norn in uiunne, iowa. ;n March La.Iean Dennis and Jean Rebor; cut down the efficiency and ex- tangle anything Hate settm1 into this the gained by both Wednesday, Oct. 28th 2,S 1S6S, and was married to Mr. tent of local government by not teamsexperience in their recent encounters HUNTING IS Ward, a caretaker at the Peerless Addressof by Mrs. Ronald PHEASANT taxes from any other; Ogden, department pres levying T think the to point to a ball game of Final arrangements have been ' Ruggen: counter-ac- t the decline! tends Asmeans on to I at 12, of the October 1SS4, mine, report Complete ident; II scratch plenty. order. The probable made for the . B.P.W. Fashion mmm the highest IIITIIAniTlf pen, Colorado. national convention at Cleveland, of tax receipts, or levy addition- starting lineup follows: 0f course, there Show, which i to be held Wed AUIHUIilU iteon: besides husband. her Surviving, by Mrs. Gay Warner; Membership al taxes on those producers not; Carbon Moab k spots on any ticket." nesday,.. October ..28th., at " the inre five daughters, .Mrs. Beulah reports were given by all the unit affected bv this amendment. A ' R. Marsing .. .. le .. Learning Strand Theatre. The show is 3onacci: "I'm represent-Dale unit 7.4 mill increase in county taxes Geo. Drossos ..B. Dalton ..It for the benefit of the Helper By proclamation of X. B. Cook,! Wallace. Los -Angeles; Mrs. Ethel presidents the Castle group and one cause." -f be " issued Whited, Mont- Vista, Colo.: Mrs. reporting that its complete meni- would be necessitated by passage Max Allred .. . lg ... Taylor which project was closed KatchT ""Now,State Library, Ward. Lbership Jsalready in; Presenta of this amendment, if same faxj Chris DeCola .. ..c .. Stocks by the W.P.A. Models have been laws should be re- this first of the week. Emery and Bmery collected each ... ..Turner linea up, re Austin Carbon counties will have four Ma'. Salt Lake, and Mrs. K. C. tion of cot sages to the follow ing monies were to be representing the var- . Mrs. Lucile officers year. by M'Kee, grandchild-thiir Mohrland; ..P. Dalton vwo 9iaunaiimcMia ui nciucr anil department rt Robertson sell: "Well, I hope they days open sesaon on pheasants Mrs. Mrs. Litizzette: Helper city would have to levy Nelson Ashton, '' fivp .. Perkins will display rg fall. The dates set for shoot-- ! rpn scratch me." gorgeous styles. The an , additional 4.5 mills, the county Marshall .... .... qb funer-9of Pending .....Walker Helper Beauty arrangements c. Hubbard: "The Operators have ing these birds are November on school a 5) 1.2 the mill a,nd .Page increases. (Continued .... .... ....lhb Burr consented to do the hairdressing. 10 and 11. There will be no!aI services, the body was Jaken Gurgess be represented." district 1.7 mills for ft total of 7.4. Reid IUlierai In tliest two '0 ,ne r lynn home at rhb ..Summerville The feature picture in conjuntones: "If I ever get to nnon spasnn nn mini Although the talk of Dr. Harris Corey Price. HERE G. Dalton DANCE NO . fb with trie Fashion Show is. Senate, ction they'll know I'm was neither pro or con to the No shooting will be allowed be-- ; 'Gentleman from Louisiana, plus THIS SATURDAY state amendment,, .the question other shorts, according to Mr. lindstrora: "The Senatorl fore 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. on' FATHER OEHM TO was asked the county governing LET IT BE A no dance at will be tor j There fc this county will have pneas-the open days Joiley of the Strand. . aany.of heads how they would raise this Rainbow Gardens this Saturhis hands. . inasmuch as this show is given jant. i ne proclamation ofproviuesj cut. of tax receits in event thej pheas-;;Tsuch a worthy cause, it is for ithat two days' legal kill PREACH HERE ON lining to the Editor: day, according to announceLESSON TO YOU proposed law was passed by the Jack Vignetto, ment from ridin' me with spurs."; ants shall be the possession limit. hoped by all concerned that there-wil- l legislature? to Due no hall. of rifles that the a good turnout. Without further be manager Providing MISSION PERIOD ANOTHER LEARNED jsome cooperation froh the public,, the great number of persons u new items to The shall be used in pursuit of pheasants or qual during the hunt. it is impossible for the Club to being out o ftown on the curMRS, A. E, THOMPSON rent deer hunting season, it , carry on the library activities. was deemed alvisable not to Father Andrew A. Oehm, C. Ss. (Editorial) DIES SUNDAY sponsor ft dance this week. Wednesday morning the resid- Mrs. Allison Buried R., of California state will be the will orchestra outside An ents of this vicinity were bewildCatholic the here during preacher At Huntington Sunday be imported for the week folered to hear of the death of Mrs. mission which commences on SunMrs. A. E. Thompson, wife of which on at 30th from the on caused the and closes Ward, lowing grinding day, October 2o, Mr. A. E. Thompson, superintend- wheels of fast Funeral services for Mrs. Martime there will be a grand freight above Rolapp the following Thursday. at Hazel Westwood Allison of died ent the of Standard Mine, garet with witches had ball a that rounded sharp just Rev. Oehm was born in Chicago Sunwho died last Wednesday last the Price Helper, hospital mascity curve and the train crew despite and goblins and a real and pursued his classical as well 11:55 p.m. from all efforts to in the Price at city hospital, were day evening is urged stop rolled the querade. Everyone intensive drive to reseat Governor Blood She had in the capitol is as ",s various complications. held Sunday at the chapel of the atto make who Mrs. Ward to into m.uheavy preparation malley momentum in the state and the effects are already being IPcai siuaies in pron.u.e.a funeral home. Burial was been operated on recently, which was tend this social. walking down the track from Flynn ne mis uwn iu wniuium Carbon county where the Blood organization has been working aries. proved successful, but New Peerless to Rolapp to get in Huntington. operation tt"u with some favorable results. !10r lne Pasl wa other complications set in. Mrs. Allison was born Decern her "j the morning mail. first five of these were devoted Democratic Rallies in Colorado 36 born was She 19, 1892, at Huntington, a daughter were more Hint money to be coined in this new Blood drive was bankerfjt0 no If there facts. parish at Fresno, . . Wattis and Mutual years ago, and was, a graduate of than we of Mr. and Mrs. George Westwood. above and Monday night at the Carbon council of the United California where he acted as as- the revealed. Jit. Scholastica Academy of CanWard miiRf In addition to her husband, D. S. kmv that Mrs srker$ when after considerable debate and argument the,sistant pastor. Tne last 'five years A Democratic Rally was held at yon City, Colorado. After her gradshe is survived by a was not A,li"on been deaf she have but representing every local in the county of the miners unions nave been spent in missionary Wattis, Tuesday evening. The can uation she taught school in Colo- Miss Bernice Brewster: daughter. deaf and was in good body and wpport Governor Blood in the election. It is reported thstjwo..k jn tije field throughout the , who spoke were thoseirado for seven years. a didates, Roy Allison of Helper; of mind at the time. The truth the; pwas not unanimous in any way as was the case with the,state on the local ticket. At the time of her death, she matter is her father of Huntington; three was wsements made at this meeting. she that are walking Hetner members of the faith G. W. Westwood' of Mail Gibson, nominee for Conn-- Was president of the Altar Ladies brothers, fortunate in having tv Attorney, addressed the a adi-- Society and was very active in down one track that was clear Price, J S. Westwood of Moab in in answer to the of on other the front her while a prominent preacher for the ence on conditions in Carbon church circles, as well as other charges that he had failed to and E. J. Westwood of Vernal; main line just to the side of her Prin Utah. Mayor Peery recently said that the state federa- - nljssion which will open on under work. the and Mrs. Jack Hurst of charitable three progress sisters, county n reason for aother long freight was passing going on record as being opposed to him. l(,aJ. evening at 7:30 p.m. in the the New Deal. Dr. C. R. Fahring, She is survived by her husband; Lake, Mrs. Bert Sttibbs of the same time and which Salt quaxt-o- f "What the Railroad temporary chapel, no commissioner, three children, Al Jr.," Virginia at Ocean Park, Calif., and Mrs. Gernominee for federation does or what its officials do is seemed to drown out the shrill ers of the church in Helper. mine uh.th.. u. fart trude McCom of Youngtown, Ohio. spoke on reductions in taxes in Ann and Teddy; her parents, Mr. whistles and frantic shouts L. James Kearny, Rev. jengine Most 'will not attempt to Pjthe laboring man is a question the state. Cliff Memmott, secre- and Mrs. Nelchei Vavra of Lafay- of the crew on the train that was !dD, will preside at the opening tary of Helper district, spoke on Ptto two hrotheis. fnlnrflrtodown the track toward LYCEUM NUMBER TO 25. alirl:COm'nK October services on conditions of the school teachers Otovo Uoir.o nf CtonrliirHvillo iftlier Mayor Peery could aoulv the same statements to the tne victim. Colo-in Utah as compared to Kansas, Rudolph Vavra of Lafayette, 'on if this walk on the railroad Never county is another question. 1 rallv was held at Mutual railn ami four sisters, the Misses CANDIDATE BACK BE PRESENTED HERE is the warning that That tracks canVavra of Lafay and Betty Herbert Maw Here Saturday William Stapley. republican Wednesday evening also. Nomin-- ! Helen .. , railroad officials here give to thej .. commissioner, f President of the Utah State senate in the person of Herbert didate for Under the auspices of the public. Even in the case of their Salt Lake Those giving talks were Dr. C. R. Mrs. Ann McManos of Cbicago. from week this ffwM make a in Helper this Saturday returned appearance personal in own and central school, another nation- hired help working at a confined loses v.y around the Fahring, Arvel Peterson, G. G. The community Qlt the Liberty Hall in a plea to "vote straight and return City where he was al or various the assemblies production will be at yards Blood to the St. Marks hospital following Lindstrom, Marl Gibson, Frank good citizen in the passing of Mrs. office. never in Helper tonight at line do the along points presented they rewhile at Bonacci and D. A. Tidwell. Thompson, which is deeply ('are Informed that both Ray E, Dillinan and Harmon Peery injuries he sustained allow the men to remain on any the central school auditorium at Mr. all her. The who knew gretted by I apPearances in Carbon county before the election. Peerj work ten days ago. Although ? Journal and the many friends of track when a train is passing and 8 p.m. Ul6d he reports that is around, newsThe to he n items Stanley tor is b('Iieve'1 y('' ,nat bm tinie ,,efinite any !Mi The this for is the reason. feature this very evening to wish Mrs. express still quite painful. Helper journal. Thompson Phone 21 . Lin"108 .the riate for next Dillman. republican candi- his condition An impossible situation was the character showing of Abraham their sympithy to Mr. Thompson Possibly be here week. of the middle during the Lincoln woman Albert Russell with of this (loath by good and the members of the bereaved tragic wtJ0cal politieal situation is Donald as General Grant, IN with she had GO SAN 'DUNKING' that JUAN TO Hayes Wednesday morning NAVAJOES smoothly along quite moving family. even followed the instructions of Albert Russell also appears in kr.?n(Iidat''a on the fotmty tickets. Helper is the recipient m lll,!,p various nominees for office every day of the Two Divorces Granted the railroad to its employees, she his latest John Hix, "Strange as co"tinue as such until election day Both factions Two thousand Navajo Indians Brbm . CASHING OF BONUS L 7 luunty are going to wage a bitter drive for support on IriCeirst place never make a practice Hollywood film of Lincoln. Ad-- " 15y tOUrt will go adunking "in the raw"; CERTIFICATES I ;of walking on railroad tracks and! mission is 25c for adults anl 10c in the San Juan Clarence E. Alder was granted !n tne SPComl piaPe if you are! for students. tfiis week-enMr. Otto Wiesley of Salt Lake, divorce, custody of three minor trespassing on railroad property' river in southern Utah. M.H fiiiia and personal property wheri a traiu .. in movement. yon '.Ana T? been known to start fires that TTfira,y while attending the Legion con- children It will be part of their ' ... .... . HonrP-- -h hv TilHca fiatnrrlav 1000 ne prone to uisiinguisn more ""o" over than iwiii ... noi have burned "j anl IF.. clealast vention here gave ceremonial Sunday, Chi," sacred Northwestern Christensen. Alder, in a complaint whether there are two trains! acres. We will appreciate ' it if ning dance, being conducted the following information for all filed earlier in the day, charged WARNING in at. a close that moving vislnity 18 to 24 neat Bluff. Utah, those John O. Vieta, son of Mr. and The his wife, Laura E. Alder, with time or not so hunters will put out their own whom it concerned: off all tracks. get river. of the h hanks may fires Mrs. J. Vieta of Helper, is one of certificates tbey bonus of Kerfilworth fires and any other from the are Both cashing cruelty. Pen Reason nn tor the twenty-thremen and were married in Williams- Utah students Ervin Palmer, director of pub- by the heirs of the find. county. Juan Welfare Board San is for it ti.. enrolled at the Northwestern unay. October in mind that a very difficult thing and in 1923. 20 lis In Please in " nrki keep Kansas, J5t a gnu on the Tuesday advised Darrell J. urcn nnirpi th (nmnletinE'" of verv comAsn.rJ wan "prant Meets At Price iversity at Chicngo, according to "umeroiiH l ! nr ,1 fire ' ad- ed c.anrtra 'Snenror have unlawful to carry welfa a P1 as a result word received htie this week. now public is state was it which pit. and his forms Preston trnrpst from LeRoy divorce Mni nt n.. plicated was the first time in 'vise that is Joint ff Hoard met The this the Welfare on men opening tn.it cash t.efnrn graduate of the of hunters who County both Wellington, v Asay, lllie ...0,.0 " fIre, staged their bonus certificates now on have Indians Utah school cf medof the instead at Hunters season. evening University Her to Price, Tuesday of failure provide. i,nnHr grounds lit- , 'range to warm them Ml u,......r - f.,..,...f where he was nn honor .i. e die nay the ,c remonial , north oi tne tan this account. men who maiden name, Georgia. Spencer, of Monday, due to Columbus Day. icine early morning. We may go onio ute . months f his grad- . nrii.-"im" nr cer- was restored. The couple were Regular routine business was put student at the time bonus ivei in:m tmcashed die leaving to these fires oeiore me ,,..nii-i" "i" He indicated that w ill He Those j nation. from froin Help-to at through. present graduate much leave 1934, allowed tificates preparation etnanglement married May 28, are not w,7" iH take (he pains h..t .Lev ,i find most iii- er were Dr. C. R. Falling, demo- Northwestern this coming year . die camp' with isnectaiois which only the Treasury Departfpotn mem. tier oia " Al,"K'"sii com- - and will commence his internship i cratic candidate for the Hosing days of (he ment and probate proceedings can 'frpstr' within from the ioifMjter emThursday. about .lying ami Winning next spring. Charles Leger. missioner, ' iro h i may have been botint tries perore tin- "i Subscribe for Tbe Journal. dear. Mant i National hh"" nui's before have Stra j A ...-- a 'o. -- n host-post- newly-electe- m" U"1 - giand-daughte- test-jnm- fleet-foot- s ,r corn-cen- ss Sand-Rider- s d j , ; .1 jij - aniend-vearl- - v w- - j - - - V,;n-1- at Strand j Wads-wort- fif 5tl h i b! ' x tl coiii-do- giv-e- n Game-Commissio- Prieet-M?,-Mil- dren s . j - d ' , e j POLITICAL eek In Carbon County "hard-time- " . i'' s - 3la ..... at p-n- i step-son- i 1 1 n recog-jSU(.- Sun-ps've- n j i I - j two-yea- t. r Pie - week-end- .... j j ! - j L at inr j "Ya-Ba- - At 111 Oct-t(,h- &36 j e - ,,, - ! , i e ! .hfm ,;a i f ,. r - I- R I wa..-j()- f - f". - ",n r "v n |