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Show Mining and ,5T3SSaTNo. 35 ' ,,411 ' i" r r TM j Circulation This J ! JVeek - 2546 ; Politically - Independent Helper, Utah, Friday, April 2, 1937. JOURNAL muvhiio IHDFPII'I IDITIOM FfUl TO CVIftr HOUI TH JOURNAL DKLIVCRXO ONL - m ;THE CASUAL i , """" v? - SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR COITION lUlirnniAU Join Bfatinfs Strike . TRIBUTE who did Ke.was a "right guy" his! while and day fjbi'-- every the not memory; great, was srd L will long remain ,l? goodness I uj hearts of many. They that can find Lg i1rt cf a good friend fc. utterance to express their loss. who placed their utmost Hence and faith in his ability his u'i j physician cannot forget While the laugh we all ,;iE0 well is Bulled iGieVei", will live on 1 5 goodness of you I I longe he remembered. No, Doctor fon't forget you, I ONNEWS I I mm i Shrirje Patrol Parades Here Saturday. Afterrjoon ""x!J""''" A Mel ini j&ilroad Newspaper Thursday Afternoon Meeting Ends In New York Without Reaching Extension. Carbon county members of the United Mine Workers of America will join in the nationwide soft coal strike today affecting 400,000 miners through-ou- t the entire United States following failure1 of negotiations for a new wage contract last night after the old contract had expired March 31st. liss. ,1, vVj.iiaaj j.,., ' ,? n s. According to Frank Bonacci. dis trict representative of the U.M.- - HM HhK . v " . t. v.a. uric, meie wutuul uui u a sunt& jiwwt jfavw X1T A v. . mm 9 1 m UUUtilI Ur possibility of local unions returnHONOR SLATED ON ing to work today or until a wage the or been contract had Allison. signed Submitted by Roy present contract extended temYEAR'S OFFICERS SUNDAY, APRIL 11 The Associated Civic Clubs of porarily. seadin the aany paper one A telegram received at 6:30 p.m. Southern Utah will hold the Sept . t of war jicdsf gets their fill ; from New York City ember meeting of the group in last night a about we talk if say To of Shorty Boys in Maulsby are where from to word progress be-fnegotiations Helper, according Msi all the time you get to Will Receive Awards is quoted as follows: Tom Jenson, Mt. Pleasant officer Patrol Will Parade On Captain Nine Main in it. Well, we folks over Helper 5:30 1st of who visited the p.m. April organization, tare might be crazy Americans Saturday. 500 Expected to Visit, Officers for the coming season in Helper this week. Members of the New York City, N.Y. boy scout . It fiost of us have got brains were Bonacci named the Frank members of by The clubs met here in May of troops of the district will receive ' jbefigh to mind our own business the Helper baseball club at a last year, but the meeting this Helper will welcome Shriners! Salt Lake and Provo iu Helper at Helper, Utah. awards at a court of honor slated sd till we are not crazy enough 3:30 .pmPolicy committee will meet to be held in until Sept- of El Kalah temple here Saturday! situ- - meeting held last week in the year was postponed b uaderstand the European from Ogden, Helper on Sunday, Grill cafe at 9:30. Details will be wired rooms, again afternoon as banquet ember of in members order the this civic that the ion.: or any other foreign situaThis will the invasion be The first 11th. exercises will be April later. Al Wahl will serve as business auditorium be mystic Arabic order make their of building might southeastern Utah in the hisite Is explained to us when it manager in held Junior high the Pres John Helper (Signed) for Ross, visitation to first available Carbon the for service during the year. He has county. rfther apparent that greed, of" El Kalah temple. More Albert Roberts, Vice Pres. building. The nobles led .by the patrol tory 11 tavdsy, and mama for controll- - served in this capacity ever since session. than 500 Shriners are expected to will parade through the business baseball was first introduced in (District 22) The program will De under the make the trip from Utah on the g flower are about the simplest U.M.W. of A. direction of Court of Honor ChairAll locals the of of, district at and 3:30 has his Helper mess. Helper p.m. proved ability COURT OF REVIEW foliations to the whole a and number train special large I in this line long ago. Much of the Saturday afternoon just after the will come from Delta and Grand in" Carbon county were contacted man G. J. Reeves of Price and will of success yesterday afternoon with regard be assisted by District Scout Lake from Salt state train the special City championship tortug is in the air and most of Junction, Colorado, by automobile to instructions to carry out a Commissioner George Rowley. arrives. Carbon crew shriners atof is last county Helper fancies turn-jare year j Joung I) guys MEETS APRIL 5TH will Miners have perfected strike. on to to auto Price tributed The program has been outlined of Al. the work journey by to thoughts of softball and said Mr. Bonacci. a strike plans", caravan escorted follows: invocation, Bishop state highby who Allison was jbwtall. The situation looks good Johnny "No picketing will be practiced Byron Carter; investiture cereway patrolmen while the main last year will act as team Will Us year for softball prospects, Review Scout at all unless absolutely necessary. mony, Spring Glen troop; musical body will go to Price on the train. jiepe have been no rumors of any manager this year. He has beeg We expect a peaceful wait while numbers, Helper junior high band; 50 candidates Award Prospects Approximately aldopts as yet, but K. C. may a member of the regular nine for the Appalachian agreement is be- stunts, members of various troops Salt from Provo, J some Lake, Ogden, seasons eniseveral and has been trouble with their ,t Coloof the district; talk, speaker from ing worked out." and Carbon eastern county A Court ot Reviews will contwicers. In organizing the league gaged on various circuits of the L. Lewis advised operators National John k initiated will rado be Parks council; closing lttip-HOTtnrl H Q ilioa Saturday ha state. niv vene at the office of the board to arrange Thursday afternoon services, Helper troop under dirI appoint three judges to rule Oris "Shorty" Maulsby will be 'of education in Price, Monday, night, when El Kalah temple with the union's district officers ection of Omar Scoutmaster f pDtests and declare them con-- 1 the captain of the team. He has April 5th. The members of the holds its spring assembly at the ' for a suppiy of maintenance men Bunnellituaonal or vice versa to end been starred in various positions court include C. H. Madsen, Supt. Masonic temple in Price. One of Helper's highly respect- to keep the mines from bcJng Elmer C. Young of Price is District officials are making a bn the team in the last five years G. J. Reeves, Cliff Memmott, Pres. i arguments. and most liked citizens passed flooded during the strike. ed concerted effort to enroll as many ftnd is known widely in Utah base- - George Jorgenson, Father Wm. A. in charge of stunts during the Usually well informed quarters scouts in the merit ranks as posof away Sunday night at his resiTbie should be an announce-ntjrea- l ball circles for his ability on the Ruel and District Scout Commls- - visitation, and C R. Ferguss-ostunts during the initiation; Clyde dence here, when Dr. William T. said the miners' final proposal sible. It is expected that several soon about the coming mound and with the willow. Era- - sioner George Rowley. of Columbia, reparation Elliot, 47, county physician and called for an increase of 50 cents star , life and eagle badges will !t8. The writer will see about est Flaim was sustained in his The group will inspect the ap- Roberts v of the hot sands, and R. J. Vaugh-a- piominent civic leader, succumbed in the daily pay of those miners be awarded not to mention t week. are scouts of who all position as secretary and treas plications of first class, second class and. Martin, the parades at Price to a heart attack before me.lical paid by the day and for 9 cents cheverside wins in Spain, urer. Ernie has generally been idea in line for awards of star, life, a ton raise for those paid by the tenderfoot .. badges. eameT and eaele badges at the court of and Helper; :D:vCi Gibson fit Hel- - aid could be administered. inoae ngaung rcr me tified in this "end nf th f ton 1 or with' timSaha ' were conducted services Funeral and of in candidates, charge live to tell it. since he became too old to par-- j honor scheduled for Helper on The operators were fJat Gilmour of Price, refresh- - Wednesday afternoon in the Mas over-tim1 4. April 11th. ticipate in the sport itself. to renew the PRICE LEGION NAMES to offered said have onic Price at Joppa by temple ments, We- all thank God when wars No. 26. F. and A. M. under present stftle. lodge east of All Shriners Spring living I ended, but we can thank men the Union members through-ou- t Glen will meet in the office of the direction 0f Worshipful Master ' starting them. CONVENTION AIDS DeRell Gunderson. Carbon Post United States will remain on of Price Bracken Lee J. Mayor Sn country that has the bigexor until contract 21 an strike No. a American of the west Legion at 2 p.m. Saturday and those st navy win pay like hell to tension has been agreed upon. of Spring Glen in the Helper city and Utah chapter No. 416 of 40-t i& of committees Chairmen to hall at 3 p.m. The Carbon county assisted. make local for the arrangements of Mr. Krissman of Dr. a Elliot been Tony has Bingham resident a meet train will special groups Noif if they just keep postannual convention of the t Utah Helper and Carbon County for the visited friends and relatives in x f the much talked of Eur-i- of the American Legdepartment past 18 years and had been em- Helper and Spring Glen Easter ion and war it is one swell way of in August were Auxiliary UNDERPASS JANET at as Sunday, company physician ployed announced Wilting it. Thursday. Rains, Spring Canyon, and Mutual. 4 Arthur S. Horsley is general He has conducted his practice Names Wahl Al Central PER CENT IS LABOR UTAH League LAW chairman, assisted by Earl Jones and office in Helper for the past SCHOOL PLAN and Scott Fausett. The executive Treasurer. Play Slated May Ninth. eight years. Besides being active committee includes these three, o of Dr. circles in the civic cunty, EXTREMELY LIBERAL Val H. Cowes and Sheldon L. COMPLETED TODAY R HIGH SCHOOL Formation of the Central Utah ule for the coming year will be Elliot was also identified with the Anderson. Baseball league was made last adopted. It is expected that the Democratic party. Chairmen cf other arrangements be of will the when first game year the funeral WednesFriday evening at Payson are: Housing, L. D. Young; regrUDENTS OUTLINED representatives Work Will Be Rushed dayFollowing Will Set Up from prospective held on May 9th. cremation of the body took istration, Wilford Jensen; trip for town entrants of the district atFrom Now On "Little- Wagner" Helper was represented at the place in Salt Lake City from where delegates, Don Hacking and Royal to was tended and named officers of the league it Illinois meeting by Peatone, shipped baseball ould Also Include league for the coming Utah is the only state in the Frandsen; drum corps contest, L. Al Wahl, John Allison, Ernest According to figures given out for burial, the home of Dr. Elliot. tTnion to enact legislation similar J. Worley, Columbia, and W. It. M. O. season. state assistant Ed Fred Dr. Elliot was born March 31, Carlson, Flaim, Marcetti, Bosone, by Shop Addition road engineer, progress on the 1S83. He graduated from North- to the Wagner act of the federal Toy, parades; Nick Bernard! and Gene Hillman of Payson wos and James Verdi. W. W. Hakalo, junior baseball, In Helper Janet Street Underpass has been western university and had been government, although the Wiscon- Clark named as president and secretary Wright; invitations, J. 33 per cent completed at this practicing medicine in Carbfrn sin legislature now has such a of the league. A. Nord of DividBracken Lee. George Ockey of the Car- FOR JUDGES PRICE was bill under it on in the abutments time. Work consideration, was elected vice president. county for the past 18 years. He school Rodeo," Fred W. Keller; publidistrict announced end the bottom of the underpass has was a past president of the Car- reported by- William M. Knerr, will act as of Wahl S. Helper A, y that the board of educa- Walter D. Dangherty; novcity, of industrial state chairman the been finished with the pouring bon County Medical association. treasurer.""" NAMED OND as approved a new VOTE Elmer Young; legion auxilelties, unplan of concrete last week. The verActive in Masonic circles, he commission, upon his return from At the present time there ai'G hich the eleventh and twel- Ted Thomas; dance, iary contact, tical steel girders will be braced was a member of Joppa lodge No. a trip to Washington. Vernon Davis; transportation, Anade pf the Carbon county teams in " line for membership emto is law state referred The of concrete in for the the 26, F. and A.M. Last Saturday he pouring communities: gus Johnson; program Ichool will be' operated in from the following booklet, Tax Issue next few days. was initiated into the command-ery- , bodied in H.B. 03, passed by the William Nephi, Payson, Dividend, Helper, Nick Grofan; banquets, tion with the junior college sevrecent and signed legislature The structural work was 38 per 2nd Knights Templars, and was Set Provo, Fork, Spanish Price, '.AnderApril Salina, Sheldon Rinetti; finance, -! constructed here by the American Fork. The cent complete and the road work one of the candidates to be initi- eral days ago by Governor Henry f league ot- son; concessions, C. R. Fergus-son- ; dissupervised by the state ated into the Shrine when the H. Blood. It guarantees to labor being election Recorder Ben Ward the ficers following City Deputy music, W. W. West; decorthe right of collective bargaining arrangement will involve league con- Saturday announced judges for road commission was also this far Salt Lake City body makes its and meeting places, Arthur ations nal buildings on the junior cussed prospective com Industrial and establishes the of the opinion the special Price city election to along. The work on the project pilgrimage to Pi ice tomorrow. were S. Horsley. and testants mission as the state labor relasite, the increased facili- He served in the World war. could je held April 2 (today) on the has been held up heretofore due be provided by the Carbon that an eight' team league tions board with power to aid in conof was chef de Elliot Dr. to weather but 0 gare conditions, $85,-00this year. There nroposal for ai bond issue of be attempted St. industrial disputes. RULER OF CARBON in the league to finance the city's share of tractors, Strong and Grant, plan Utah chapter No. 41(5, 40 and 8, settling nth and eighth grades will were only six teams of employes "If Ameron was representatives also in and active ahead full the it speed pushing for conPWA a project $150,000 last year. insferred to the high school from now on and 10 to 15 per ican Legion and Price lodge of and employers will subscribe to Another meeting has been called struction of a civic auditorium. g, while the Harding junior ELKS' LODGE NAMED the procedure outlined in this of the total work is expected Elks. cent 5th at Spanish Fork at The appointees are: South Price, Mr. Knerr said, "it ought to Central and Southside for April bill,'' Is He most suivived each The week. his widow, by sched completed which time and place the Mrs. Marie Hanson, Mrs. Lillian will accommodate reduce the necessity of strikes to of the underpass has Edith Elliot and his mother. only difficult Gardner, Mrs. Zoe Leonard; East now beenjob st six grades. an absolute minidum. I believe with the laycompleted Erin II. Leonard was elected Price, Mrs. Vivian Bernard!, A. C. that unless workers and employers arrangement is known as Japanese Baseball of the abutments. WILL TAKE FILMS A. Mathis; Northeast ing John exalted Diddle, ruler of Price lodge No. some to submit their grievances plan and is the latest Team to Be Organized Price, Karren Axelgard, O. H. At the present time contractors SOON OF HELPER B.P.O. 1550, Elks, last Friday post modern school setup, empowered governmental agency, a shortage of Ethel S. Taylor; North-es- t are experiencing in tfieir night, succeeding J. Bracken Lee. both to protect parties The Japanese boys of Carbon Guymon, fkey said. It was approved skilled labor including carpenters, Price, Mrs. Mina Brooks, Under the direction of Barney rights, our labor controversies His only rival, J. P. Phalen, withI e N.E.A. at the national county plan to form a hardball workers. structural steel and Rath-mil: Arthur Ruth Mrs. Flynn, manager of the Strand will become more intense as time drew before the balloting. DiViette, ftion in New Orleans last nine with the coming of spring. on men Thirty-fivare employed Mrs. Frank Central Price, Theatre here, motion picture films foes on." Other officers were named as the job. Although a strong combination is of the business houses, owners, follows: Esteemed leading knight, I plan would also include a not to be expected from the start, Averill, Mrs. Francis Miles and Mrs. Harry C. Smith. citizens and the public improveWilliam Davis; esteemed e loyal Jhn in Helper where an ad- - Yoshi Amano, Helper Associated Clubs Effective Next Week ments and ci!y streets will be County Clerk B. II. Young anknight, Nick Bernard; esteemed to the Helper junior high Junior Legion slab artist, and To Advertise Again lecturing knight, Silas Anderson, taken next week. facilities would be made. Saige Aramaki of Wellington will nounced that 730 taxpayers are Union Market Hours issue. on vote the to now be These films will qualified taken The Associated Civic Clubs of Consumers; secretary S. J. Sweet-rinIP for manual Instruction in probably be the starting battery the screen of on of and shown A the schedule new Utah will again adverSouthern treasurer, Eugene Coli; operating ftry, mechanics, etc., would mates. Maurice Tatlon; trustee, J. Commission Meeting hours for unicn meat maikets in Strand Theatre sometime in April tise in the Rotogravure section fit here, and the first or sec- - : They will be supported by Ray ' Carbon county and in Mohrland by a special 18 millimeter motion of the Salt Lake Tribune, which Bracken Lee. Masa (far of high school would beiwamoto, Toshi Fukunaga, new officers wHl be InHiawatha went into effect picture camera. The films will be will be published in the scenic Tht, and 4 partly in Helper. of Carbon the Members county Otani Shinukl, Tom Aramaki, given to the tily of Helper by .the edition to be circulated late in stalled April 34. and board cf county commissioners yesterday. whole' plan would require brothers. Kaiyo Hayakawa S a.m. and Huish Theatre Enterprises and May. "Old Timers" night, .was obseswill at hold a will open Shops monthly regular "uiitung logram costing in others. be for will on served 6 in The clubs at Price close southern court public house every Friday evekept property. by the lo !;. working p.m. organization ighborhood of $75,000. The Although the schedule is not sion at the of O.Ien, be- - will pay one half of the cost of ning. Arthur -- wr, of the These films This will on Woolley undoubtedly 0th. Saturday. including day teams Tuesday, educa-rApril wishing board of any compltli!, exalW grand Routine and business matters schedule has been adopted by the come highly cherished as yearajany size space that communities district deputy now considering details games later in the spring can 1 In i'oM Leon of aril Salt and of to on continues locf'l Lake Salt 15 time. local and branch counties ruler, at go in taken the it will that be Helper up J?k represent.', out a PWA application communicate with , Franklyn In wish to take. Copy must be Lake City, past exalted ruler of "(Joan and grant for this pro- - SuKiyama at the Npw Cafe in Payment of warrants will also be union ,No. 537, Amalgamated Meat change from the environment the Price lodge, were the speakers. it now is, Cutters and Butcher Workmen. taken tip for consideratl :n. plete by April 15. fa the county. Helper. r BALL CLUB NAMES ASSOCIATED CLUBS I SSiriners Visits Bat. talk-fcwtfo- lks District g Street ; . i Dr. Win. T. Elliot Rites Held Wed. Sudden Death n 7 4 m H '4 4 H H P, H A H Of one-hal- Central Utah Baseball 8 League Names Officers Utah 4 ) H num-erous- 38 ' Property ' js- l; e one-tim- ty-le- r, e cora-whic- h |