OCR Text |
Show se ?ulT 6. The Alining and 1 Railroad Newspaper " fo. XXXI. No. J H TEW oiuvimo rmc to Politically Independent Helper, Utah. ivih hohi THE CASUAL j Subscribe for J THl JOURNAL SMOPPIII S lOITlON 26. TEDTI73 DILIVERID Senate, House Bill Available at Journal COLLEGE JUNIOR by vry Mfwyal Public Should Ball to be Held Here; Huge Throng Coming i ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION IS Carbon Legislator Scores Labor Bill AGAIN THRUST BEFORE wha are interested in the State Senate or House of Representative bills and journals, may secure same at the office ot The Helper Journal. Through the efforts of the Carbon legislators, the Journal will receive all copies of bills that are introduced In both houses during the legislative session and any person of. Helper or Carbon county who is interested in any particular bill may call at the office here and secure the bill or thereto. Information pertaining Persons SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR THI JOURNAL'S NIWI IDlTIN Friday, January 29, 1937. STATE A Helper Owned Newspaper ; LEGISLATURE SENATOR LINDSTROM FAVORS movements orj B interested NEW MEASURE REPRESENTATIVE F. BONACCI , miners in this area expr-SFsat- Worms that will tend to place; INTRODUCED MEASURE FOR isfaction with the proKwl bill bafidence in our leaders in gov BENEFIT OF MINES The junior callege problem, contents. its aud The amusement ctnter of Carjoa county will undoubtedly be in ern and ronder the oath of; which was a major issue during Another measure introduced by uruay evening wnen the fourth annual Birthday "e,Per lnla mrL more sacred, to the Mine labor in the state scored Mr. Bonacci which will also prove was puDUCiBan fQr the twenty-firs- t wiu be heid , th TaWo Gardens under legislature, We know our ity councils, j the auspices of the county-wid- e projected into the limelight of the a decisive victory in the house to be an improvement of the statcommittee in charge of this grand and boards meet and worthy affair. current, session of the state leg- of representatives of the Utah us of miners pertains to condijommissioners a strike. islature last Tuesday by G. Q. Fifr-t regular intervals and transact last Friday when the tions at the time of Oirhon rn.mtv m..n are Lindstrom'a bill, of Carbon Coun- legislature old and existing etatute on The ase Price Radio Station house passed a "miners' qualheading the groups working on fflcial business. ty. At first, it was proposed that the books now does not limit prourish-thFrank Bonacci of Dof we realize that these meet the programs. ification" bill, sponsored by Rep- duction from the industry that is PLAN branch establish a the HEADS OF Broadcast Cuts G. G, legislature Daily chairas general tuts are open to you and I? That! Helper, selected of the University of Utah in Car- resentative Frank Bonacci (D), of being struck against by its emfood, Ivory bonifide taxpayer or citiaenman has turned his work over tobon county, but Tuesday Senator Carbon county. ployees in case the national guard According to announcement this EXTENSIVE PROGRAM your f this .uemmou as ne is ai prescalled county or state has an Lindstrom withdrew the original The qualification labor act pass- or unorganized militia is n Salt Lane Uty attenaing week, the daily broadcast of the staple measure and introduced a sub- ed would qual right to sit la and attend bill sponsored by Mr. a In put. will Price radio for s for KEUB, is Memmott station, provide registration uch. meetings which are financed the state legislature. stitute which would provide for a Bonacci, all production will have be closed every evening at 8 p.m. UNDERPASS junior college instead of a branch of qualified coal miners and would to cease in the industry in quesSKATING lad maintained by the public atctmK chairman and secretary. POND, 10 six of a month instead establish p.m. apprenticeassisted by ueorge r. i treasurer, DEDICATION SET when any state militia or of the state university. can The Price station has operated ship, which would be accordingly tion Spratling, S. P. Colton, Ronald and producconstituHe his late explained that two numbs and the followed by a safety examination. police are called out kftOwino This of the Helper cham- ents felt a iuaruner, oeorge iiama, nauj fcr the past of broadcast Directors until resumed be cannot tion might junior college hours jar; that examinThe bill uxon ana uori .uiusueui, trn vi daily slash RS : Marty Of ber of commerce met at the city be more readily adjusted to the ation boardsprovided law has been withdrawn. 25c; advisable was would or deemed committees by Manager na do how manv of us can tind "eiper. rnce conimiueemen aie hall Tuesday and talked tentative- needs of the district than a branch will make it 15c; Lisae Dr. S. Weiss sometime ago, but form be set up in such counties as con- In effect, the bill for the to attend public meeUngs and Don Hacking, Val H. Cowles, of the program an for ly activity of the university. industry to em20c; al steps were not taken until tain coal mining activities to any unlawful lOTercise the full extent of our varies nuSgen, o. j. oCcu.6, pros- Arthur labor when Jotfey, year a a ming production ,f"KU"ol any kins. The station ploy inB "e,uou; considerable extent, a. wuzzeue about ten days ago. Juenara. j. each too are We at the is exei- day. busy meeting mem, power rigtts. discussion over the junior college the state police piebiu ill in nnn the dav's n(in the Ed J Traces representing Sherer, History this and bread land the vaiKJUs pro jeiis cir situation, a decision to appoint earning our daily cised. program every morning at 8:30. j Bonacci, in u. Fred a committee of three to draft a win apply to the electorate at """" 6'"i Representative by Secretary up brought floor a lt' adoption of the proposed special features and llosane. ' large. which will encompass the CAIU5UN RED CKOSS show will be given "(luring the AUDITORIUM traced an interesting history to WORK decided The get , But how 'many of us would read directors fori""', tire program college junior entertainrse of the evening's STARTS DRIVE 'behind a skating pond for the the year. This committee m ill of ,,line disasters in Utah. He also is making arrange- Hiking on the touched now comparatively , citizens' and are and 'city meetings being plans payers' have as a basis, the discissions and to the At a meeting of the various Red STARTS FEB. 1ST nt disasters that occured in if they were given to us in print to secure a vacant lot figures tabulated by the state i supplementary deRed Cross workers in the county 'Carbon county. Mr. Bonacci asd availabe in your local new Inhere water is available for sur- committee of nine. receenthusiastically last Tuesday, plans , courthouse miners" and the qualification a convenience But before the motion to ap-- j dared spreading. Rttendant8-studiver? of'Such committees and PLANS OFFICIALLY APPROVED face was , dlscriniinwere m would adopted not result bill Tuesgovern-the local at decided caralso county It your point the special committee po)1 Fjnances drivi W.P.A. BY AUTHORITIES an extensive to start and named new to anon inexperienced oi every ment would be given ilav session to name a committee ried Senator Lindstrom manured jt to raise an funds iner. Red out that He for workers. ot pointed Cr(s ,ead-,'n'for the date citizen o Carbon county in a b 11 purpose at a later 't0 get hia biu on tne lhir(1 s der,ved re- Construction on Helper's $100,- fees would in all probflatted figure of . $485 ,. as- this f,.,-,M- u miMieitv f.ir L it ...i ...in i m.v.icw.wants win icumiu examining presented to the state ualatuie it caieiuitn iitiiiuuijg j.. ling has o which 000 civic auditorium, ., ih gions quoui lor u.e ability pay costs oi sustaining The objective is to is hroader last week. legislation city. ork Hflper a 10 uKui into compact iuna been neid up for several weeks board, ana explained now- a un- sufferers in the various sections asts infantile paralysis case repoi ieu j acCount of the country. blI botn b"'1 asse(1 Is and urg The debate which accompanied Her;t0fore fjn1"""s' in the Salt Lake papers lb; Members of the Bed Cross orof the legislature during tin last Surest a! Means Hel remaSL under is lines revealed date there measures the Helper ntic favor 8la-rin voted who will solicit funds be to i ganization wouuay, session, bad only senate! scandal govern and To air reuiumjr i was . . per news uems. strong sentiment in the resh to the individual! restricted r- chanfees 01 recommended unR1 the the in camps of Carbon county lne s: X .wora mnt publicity of county The dedication of the new Jan- in favor of passing the Llndstm!' . ;: all ' es- - 'include aum- t'i L. R. Eldridge, J. W. WFA are p. local the hich PI1 incorporated by to is a discussed of safeguard the eeedings 'tv..t bill before further study the,"" underpa8B .wa8 al80 w . " wnu Cowles. H. nnm nnr nuo nif Val rur'Pivwi Hammond Din. .and ent oath of office and a deterrent to at the meeting, the chamber set problem was undertaken. o thhis No Opposition the . Others .who will aid in the drive hT this celebrating political dealings with the tax Claea 10 for formally w to7arth plans scheme, . a imhlie been lry 01 which for the. allotted figure include w ra clause of a Tt., Elimination . u r m occasion The treasurer of J a.l commence to WiU'ord TERRORIST. Price, chairPRICE Mrs. uthorld Jensen, meetings ror ui (made mandatory monthly tnis affai, ofttciai against puDiicuy appropria,.e4 ,r(, will act as temporary custodian'"? O. Mrs. move, of man the in all !of the examining boards own actions and accounts to the of the finances which will be!"""" idue to a solicitation by the orKuth council and ofand Mrs. the of Flynn. the. city In him nad Spratling which explanation counties, electorate that placed ganization last year and maintained in a separate fund GOES TO PRISON It is expected that Carbon of miners where interdependence observance was postponed. fice? Surely, in the interest of from other pmmtv monevs. The The new civic auditorium or w ill again answer the Red of . to constructed be the to led . asphalt is ,,. county suouiu ,.,.. concerned, srood government everyone (safety' the. lland is t0 be . faced w"h for additional fund's and call Cross Ut one with' bill's be in favor of notifying the public !event of a naralyala case reported cement passi'gi .. . . HERE jacK. v uuy, at, s Tt hH . p.Arl(,r1i v SEWER WORK es- - the ,r. of nvoccmlure $485 is anticipated by votfc (, " " goal iu v"n" """" in anv Dortion of the county. In .7 Puol,c err A OKirn T Ji CT WWITir Monday to oneto Jen years in the in n;as,. ffflcials Other. believed, that witn tne moaern!t3AnivxJLF,jLtr.ojL charge within tho j. nnnatTuctive leisUtion as this Is' Joiwe,, tablishjsd piv. j j j nexi. weeks. been few have state which uves approved, George by Judge prison taniamoum. 10 ia.u..u6 fhrht can he waged i . activities Christenseu. He was convicted by j The passing of this act, without, Special improvement building will be one of the most oi puouc auaurs anu imi aralnBt the dreaded disease, of sewer facilities the the indicated state. Helper's here lasl in court In a the district further a doubt, jury a sinister aspect. joa Becker's Uintah Sponsor j The site of the auditorium hasjPPtr townsite were started late Friday for grand larceny. strength of the group sponsoring OllOVv Oi At atimnt nan mailp hi- V. ILMnW and social lceiiilf.tion. and been in readiness for activities! last week, according to wora re nnd ceived here Monday. Residents for some time, authorities said. Hammond, attorney for the plain- indicated the strong sentiment Members of the Becker's Uintah behind Repiewmtative The building will be erected about Jess Halverson has been detail- tiff, to arrest pronouncement of support I Found much to say concerning team cf Helper are basketball three-fourth- s of a block south ot ed by the city to act as foreman sentence because of an allegod Bonacci. Casual Observer (Most all mmj tti nec- - error in the instructions given to the this week for the of tickets of the for the won selling This bill baching the pipes laying comment was favomble In Helper) fV the Janet V underpass project and; U will cost in the neighborhood of essary, while the entire propose,! to Jury. O'Day was charged with house after supporters ha 1 arguod show at the Strand "Ride 'em and the aspersions relative to thej project will be under the super- robbery, but convicted of grand it was solely a safety measure, al- Cowboy" on Tuesday and Wedconstruction of a junior college in k I $81,206.00. TT Many nesday. vision of August Litizzette. Price. So strong has been the larceny. Hammond contended that most entirely 1 EiKW The team members are doing which and that was for has taken conthe Plans work, less than $50 the sentiment encompassing this in order to defray expenses some time o he could not be guilty of grand for been Journalthe brewing set forth by jectures ACHIEVEMENTS LISTED that have been incurred by the cally, received official O.K. from larceny. The motion was over-WPlast we: k, that a public gathering REMARKABLE INCREASE IN inHammond Independent League schedule on officials, under whom the ruled by the court. in the interest of, a senior high COAL OUTPUT AND new a which move and for would are he dicated they are performing. They being sponsored school for Helper has been urged. plans EMPLOYMENT NOTED FOR SCHOOL OIST. are asking the public to support work was begun on January 20th. trial upon these grounds. t their drive for tickets. It is expected that a Although No King Winter officially reminded be The satisfied when to will need news Phone t items of the Eastand Organization of Jn the residents th(J twenty-firreport Helper tivities are finally completed. Has taken this matter in hand) Prrl umn that he is getting strong-yet- ; Helper journal. Phone 21 Superintendent of public instruc- CARBON SCOUTS TO Figures there have been round table er instead of weaker with the tion of the state of Utah, the ac- Year Show Gain discussion at the various clubs years, when the lowest tempera-anCarbon ' of the complishniPiits of $530,000 Output A IM PLAN OBSERVANCE meetings held during the past turf s in the history of this area county school district since July few days. At the present time, a were recorded on the extensive 1, 1934, were completely tabulated Coal mining In Utah kept pacoj Preparations are now in full icroup.of influential citizens are! instruments jn tjle state Road and listed by G. J. Reeves, superswing for the annual observance considering the formulation of a! Commission's Camp a few miles with other branches of the Beeintendent of this district. hive state's vast mining industry! Scout Week, Boy .standing organization to carry on; south of here, Mr. Reeves' report was an an- - of National 7 to V,, in Carbon eoun- the fight for a high school. The temperature, which hit an in increasing output or ine uar-- j achieve the of FebrUiiy contribution nual county mines, low of 4 1' degrees below ban and Emery 'ments of this district and said in,ty, according to Ray Walters, 1929 SINCE BUSINESS BEST in Salt road Lake and other 193(5. shops With The zero, shattered every existing rec- during jnead of the oca, (.orailliUee hl ENJOYED BY LINE THIS points in tne state would be Kept Frost Biting ord that was officially1 tabulated: Production figure for' the year curtailment of the a "As result .charge, at full speed in keeping with YEAR, OFFICIALS SAY And exemplary exposure of some in this district. Although fair and.1 just closed show that the 20 coal A program featuring the scouts increase in (in the production of coal, many their impressive of our students in this vicinity j warmer weather was forcast by mining .companies now operating the and phases of their work is at to leave forced were families Officials of the Denver and Kio business. c. al camps of Carbon county. A present oeing arranged Dy mtj Western rai road, pausing s attend last Saturday, Jack' Frost seemed cf bituminous coal in 193(5 as .each 'morning to Price shift In population crowded thej various scout leaders in the ot a school, the movement to secure; to regard the early morning of pared with 2.917,731 tons in 1935.1 m Utah on an intensive . inspec- court is and it Weltheped ty in Price. Helper, and ICE REMOVED FROM recognition of Helper as a high that day as an ;opportune time to, An additional 20,000 tons may be'tion tour- - stated that upwards. oi The Carbon county school honor will be arranged for ington. will be spent for butiget sume wiui uiHingiu oiasts. school location grows stronger. added to the 1936 output when $9,000,000 Th district hoard ot district with the cooperation of Not only did last Saturday's sub-- . complete figures are tabulated. expenditures in Coorado and Utah meet the last - scout 'directors will HELPER constructSTREETS !the federal government, : of. all .The additional .tonnage repre-jtniyear. Isom Lamb Writes zero temperatures butdispose an eight, room addition to the' Monday in every month, accordjed the present sented an increase of more Wilson McCarthy, Dearer, records, existing in to Mr. to order g Walters, thanj : high school at Price, completed On Plan . also followed the heav-- ' J530 qoo in the total outout foH,ee il1 charge of operations, stated main an eight room junior high school be aUte to- torw ard iiicir accomDeep ruts in Helper's iest. snowfall in the history . of 193c, thus adding more than half!,ne railroaa would spend approxi t tiivhu-acouncil rnftucttl "w lV a In Helper, and made additions to plishments . to the Provo who broke into this area. At first it was. j Isom Lamb, claimed, a mil,ioii doUarg to- the viUue of mately $3,000,00- - on locomotives', k i v v 1, 1 , litadqiiartn-sia. tci , and ouun uxrui at. vi g the Wellington buildings comment in "Time" magazine, that the blanket of snow thatfthe gtate-- .mined-producover for. the line. mtlted by rising afternoon temper- Kenilworth by the beginning national last week coveieu mis m vjiuu tne 1935 valuation "Outside of our ordinary mainschool year. atures, have at last been removed. of the 1936-3when the Chelan county (Wash.) in laio oversnsiowen me present and tenance OUTSTANDING SHOWS expenses, operating The 193fi production This refreshing information to "In 1935-3figuresi the school district Old Age Revolving Pension plan one, but careful investigation reMr. Salt in asserted McCarthy, was innaugerated in a letter to vealed the. fact that the present fhew that the mines are" approach- Lake Monday, "our railroad . will autoists of this section came as considered that the boys and giiis the production peak of 1929, a result of the efforts of Helper out of school should be reached ON FEBRUARY BILL the Journal announces that he drifts were much higher and have ing spehd upwards of $9,000,000, inwhen tons 5,100,000 were of coal after the State road commis- and brought to school. A visiting city has been appointed district man- taken the aspect of remaining on woduced. Total vnlnnttnn new of 15 the purchase nf ik cluding sion had started movements to- teacher was appointed . . . and One :of the most outstanding ager of the second congressional the ground for some time because 1930 is approximately $7,-- locomo,lve8 atthe co?t of 3'000'' wards clearing the city streets real cutput has been made in months of. theatre products w ill he progress district for the "Townsend Plan." of the cold. Te" tVhe ,m?? l0Cm: of ice. 533.000 as compared, with a peak J.00Mr. tanvb headed the Chelan accounting for all children, bet- presented to the public of Carbon Along w 1th the cold w ave comes valuation of around $13,000,000 in ,,ves ' " t?e tyPf Activities towards the removing ween the ages of 12 and 16. during February at the at Chelan, the refreshing news that virtually 1929 county j county be will enterprise passenger jfive of the ice, which had heretofore The use of library books has,stran,i theatre, Helper. to of told Washington, where $200. was do- - every mine In Carbon county is The trustee plans More than 3000 men are em-i- , caused many freakish accidents heen encouraged through the dist, ,iiwiii.ii tiii: nated to Ourtis C. Fleming, (53 working to capacity and many of ninvpd 80 miles of new iiwun ii j, , t f ,..'lay to occur in Helper's main bus-ri(' senaV(l bPen assorted H ish, ow ner and V. A. Gilhool, He Colorado. they and Utah year old orchard worker, the first them have requested . special Il'"" ,m Mon- . . circulation booking manager 0f the Huish ,) classified . of the month and he has had the cession from the contracts that , rail will be used Iness section, started early when scrapers morning huge day five-dathe district, and ex- - Theatres, this latest ami newest time of his life spending $176.23 bind them to a week. cn curves. Mr, McCarthy pointed throughout mines were first opened on a ten- s inee then. All of the two hundred changed by the school each month show production calendar is out the line will be completely broke the ice loose from its scale in 1908. on Production for hold and largo .the pavement . dollRrs with the state able in connection were tagged and under their with "jn conjunction Crand ballasted Junction between Bails that year reached 1.842,792 tons. Two swept it to one side, During the:an, COunty, two nurses are pro-- policy of making Helper one of Hie the original plan, two per cent and Helper. 1936 The are cf production gains was to b contributed only on the To Bo Held in Camps... "Our railroad Is still going for- rest 01 me aay ana pan 01 iues jVapd who vjalt rhp 8chools on a outstanding show centers of Ibe i to continue to continued expected throughout: wan, ,!f finite schedule and assist thej state with the early showing of in which the, tagged purchases ,)p fi(at(1(1 nVe had a f ine day- - cltv vorRerH the current year as the demand m truCK!, teachers thR,r ,cy carE 1929.1 Ioad Besides' the large county-widin looking after the pictures. Mr, Jolley, manager ot dollars figured, and the tax waste in best since i93cthe yfar of the school children, j the Strand announces he has such on hls'WUU!1 nauieu ine aPD,I!, , to be given to the "kitty" which Birthday ball for the President the high quality Utah coal in He was accompanied jhealth the westc Gardens creases throughout tour by George Williams, general JMII perpetuate the pension fund. being held in Rainbow Practically every school is visited: big pictures booked for February on the Pacific coast, states and balls two A other tne Bcnoo! nwM as "College Holiday," "After the indicated ; traffic manager, and Oliver J. Saturday night, survey this week Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holhrnok Thin Man," "One in a Million." that only 97 of the tagged dollar are also being held i the county Grimes, who assumed duties last and Mr. and Mrs. W, Eugene Miss Helen Memmott- - and Mr. "Camile," "Beloved Enemy." "i'h bills spent were in the hands of and include the dances at Kenil- - Worker locals and an extensive Monday as acting assistant traf- Reld were Mr. of Mrs. and guests "You Lite th ticket selling campaign has been fic manager of the railroad in Dan Reid of Hiawatha, last Sun-d- Oiles Farnsworth were guests ot rialnsnian," Only merchants and the. "kitty"! worth and Latuda. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reid on. Sat- Once," "That Girl from Paris," anin LaVe. dances conducted of Both Salt the mining camp contained by the committee only $27.35 and efe&Iiig. and many ether big attractions. Mr. McCarthy asserted, the rail- are sponsored by the United Mine ' charge of the affairs. other month close at band. urday evening. in. p, t I I lre , . ' - i i en-;"- I re-an- d ZTTLl - - j j un , lfJ" - j "r f c.;; i ' ..." 111 - "T i ,' j. P", j Co; j "."r,:": j . j .... ,.,. f . (RECORD COLD tepr j I llllvCu A Jf OTDIIPO nrppnil U ' lCIieilt i - j Allf Coal Industry Is Making Gains long-sough- i Production. Past ' d niA f.p A TO AfiF EXPANSION PROGRAM H ' . all-tim- e i I V corn-Grand- e j cotm-school- j 1 C'iu-bon 8 e Journal - ati-txn- - ... 1 8 news-weekl- ts raiu iii 1 Mi f 112-poun- .t ;:'Zh;Z j J.:.r, j 11 avail-aciou- I j Birthday j .1 j tTl P ' e I y If ;, 4 |