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Show I r 3 r t ToTXXXI. No. JOURNAL SHOPPER S EDItTon OEL.IVLREO TO EVERV HOME iCITY SPONSORS CLEAN UP WEEK i: Gaining Reputation For its hospitality, Helper city 4-week again distinguished Ppst l -- it-f- friendliness liberal '4own to the nobles of El Kalah Viple of the Myst.c Shrine. The Wraith of Helper city's reception 4d not simmer away in spite of &l brisk wintery breeze and the my tI atmosphere. 4 I dirbon-Emer- r y sportsmen Plan I Ion holding the annual riot in An extensive Helper this year. fete would be staged here Ito-daa,l would be the first of its kind efer slated in Helper. But in order Jai Helper to secure the recognition of such a program, itwill be accessary for us to get behind the Helper members and officers ot tjp local fish and game association completely and put this affair with a .united and complete olr fnt. i lEvey function the city has is an alraction that builds up its pres ide and mien. We cannot permit t l" we uie wcnaie ui ui, by iaiy. ii neiper puts tins &Uair over, it will be by support. ij iyone,'s support is needed. j vIispute last week had an immediate effect on Helper and Carbon county as strained business &8d industrial conditions relaxed I ai assumed normal proportions 0B( e more. The net results of the f U(M.W. of A. negotiali ns for a ne a contract were a benefit to fV' ' jone. I Employees of the mining com-- I panics here w ill draw about $17,-- I C a day more as a unit than pre-vkiialy. This increase of pay will jUaT.ge close to four hundred thous-- I (UKl dollars in some months when h working days are used by the till operators. Surely this seltle-irfn- t can be' said to' be a victory' I ik laboi for business, and for 5 j? - 1 JIOOSE ELECT NEW C L- "El Kalah temple owes much to the people of Carbon county fori the success of its ceremonial, said H. Eugene Glenn, illustrious' potentate of Utah's Shrine un t vnv - The case of Gust Janis vs. Ilel- per Coal company and Wm. II. Lawley was settled last week by a jury in the seventh district court when the plaintiff was awarded $430.43 with interest cn his first cause of action and $1S4.-9on a second case of action. Action was brought for $1332.60 o nn hp first r, ni ' iuc ociumi cause iur services jams had rendered as a watchman blacksmith and minor fm- ih. company. DISTRICT OFFICERS t here because numbers of ouH nobles learned much about Carbon! county and your hospitality won us all over." The potentate also lauded the1 efforts of Mayor J. Bracken Lee of Price and Mavor George P Spratling of this city, who headl the committees ia charge of tharran-- e reception and general meats. The Denver & Rio Grande AWs1.-- : era special train, which bore more' than 4t0 nobles from Osden, Salt: Lake City, Provo and other points, rolled into Helner at 4 n.m. in hi.i greet ea Dy tne Caroon county nobles. The novices, under the per-- i sonal protection of Marshall W. L. Payne, were given a special cheer as they were taken from the! train. j Headed H. E. by Potentate Glenn and members of his divan, together with El Kalah's patroP captained by J. A. Johnston, and; the band, directed by L. A. Yest. the hundreds of Shriners paraded through the Helper business dis-- j triet. The patrol entertained with a drill, while the band Played a full program. The Ogden Shrin? club formed a special section. Elmer C. Young, C. R. Fergus-soof Price and R. J. Vaughan ot martin directed the parade ana " in Piico audi the Helper. ceremonial bnnq iet Then the was sived, with choice viands for the nobles and brta.I and water rec-- i for the ambitious lad-ies of the Eastern Starr f served the repast. Prepared for Trek took! D. C. Gibson of Helper over the candidates and prepared: j 1 - t V i 2 , I ' NAMED Bonacci Candidate To Succeed Self Tle present officials of diEtrirt. Workers of Am- 22, United Mine erica are candidates for reelection at the referendum election t bo held among the local unions thru-ou- t Utah and Wyoming on Aptil 20. The officials who are canili-- ' dates to .succeed themselves are: John M. Ross, president; Albert' Roberts, vice president, and Virgil Wright, IN - secr.ctax The nominations for district of- ficers started on March 20 and will continue until April 20, the time of voting. x .. ! i rpi. i ii - uiiiccis are eieeieu lor iw o- year terms. Mr. Ross and Mr. Wright are serving their second term in office, while Mr. Roberts is completing his first term. Their present terms of office expire "on "side-.shows- j j thtn ti-i- annua the cnils Play in the Central Utah baso- ball leasee will begin on May 9th cnielaHy. Th:s was decided at a meeiiog of kague officers Mon-jtanight at Spanish Pork. The teams to definitely enter the ct mest for this year are .Helper, Price, Spanish Fork, Fay-- i son, Nephi, and Dividend. A coin- !;' schedule will be drawn up y l:y next week so that every 'ciUi get arranged for the coming campaign. Gene Hillman, league secretary of Payson, is drawing up the schedule. There were the same six teams in the league last year and the number will not be increased as itirst expected 'for the current eascn. Helper is the defending tate championship team in the Thomas . Howell Kague but JJividend is the defending league champion as Helper was the runner-tiin the league Moose To Hear last year. Lodge Super hi tewdeist Helper was represented at the From M oosehiveii meeting in Spanish Fork Monday by Al Wahl, John Allison, Prod Oris Maulsby and Ed "Thomas M. Hovveil Niehi" will Bosone, be observed by Helper Lodge No. Marchotti. Baseball meeting at the Grill 1659 of the Loyal Order of Moose' at. a 'meet in e to h liwld at iho K Cafe club rooms Friday (today), at 7 p.m. All members of the team of P. ball Saturday, April 10th. be present. On this occasion Thomas M Howell, superintendent of Mouse-- j home for old folks in: Third CailCer Sleet haven, Moosehaven. Florida, will be pres-- j Called ill Carboil ent and will talk on the Florida heme of the lodge and also Moose,70 w, A moetin sponsored at. heart at Mooseheart Illinois. w th o,.i,i,;., In honor of Mr. Howell, who Women's Field Army for Control " l" ,l" eaw- - Thmi.Pl! r Mrs. Colorado, and Wyoming, a elms J. C. Hubbard, county lieutenant will also be initiated as the Them-- , announced Tuesday. as Howell Class on the program. The meeting will be held in Mrs. Howell will accompany connection with the regular sestlio Mooso official and will speak sion of the woiiK-n'auxiliarv to to the women of the Moose at the the United Mine Workers of Amsame meeting Sa tut day night. erica. Speakers will be Dr. M. T. Johnson of Columbia and Dr. J. C. Hubbard of Price. GIIOOL Attend Prank Bonacci, field worker of the UMWA, said that "I'm sure satisfactory to Utah miners." j p FiEG MAPS one-hal- if.i., h,r-.,t- an r j 0:Si!i;C r Wahl Injured Sunday Morning FHA1 Harold Wahl cf this city Mrs. E. E. House of Price were taken to the Price city hosTen Years pital for serious cuts and bruise,? collision between autoClerk George Ockey cf the Car- following bon school district announced this, mobiles driven by their husbands week that $12,000 worth of bonds,1 on highway 50 two miles west ot part of a 1020 seiial issue of $120,-- j Price at 2:30 a.m. Sunday. Tmniilv Sheriff Warren Peacock 000 were retired by the district on 1. left The retirement nlyi reported the Wahl Car was travelApril $3(1,000 of the issue unpaid. ing toward Price, and, in attemptMr. the to Ockey, ing to avoid hitting Carl Carlson According payment on April 1 brought the of Rains, who was walking a'otis total amount of bonds retired in the shoulder of the road, the machine struck one driven by Mr. the past 10 years to $204,000. The district's bonded ind.ebted- - House. Carlson was struck, but ness now amounts to $590,000, in-- ! suffered only minor cuts and eluding $44,000 on two serial bonds ib.uises. Xeither of the drive'? -- $251,000 on a bond inaturing in was seiiorsly injured. May 1, 1940 $225,000 due Anril 1.! 1943 and $70,000 due April 1, 3945. RESISTING OFFICER Mr; :!'l8tircd ?:2G1,000 a'n-- Father e 'RESULTS IN CHARGE LEG10M AUXILIARY SAL j frtaining. this year was under of Mr. E. Reid, with Held Ir) Carbon-Emer- d Kiwanis club meeting rpmilnr Wednesday evening at the Grill Cafe where officials of the game association placed the proposi- of civic leaf.' . Hon before tli Helper. pr. It. B. Goetzman, A. S. Horn- lk-rley ' Ray Walters and Eimie ami ihoos oi nardi all of nice th? do- the association ?, h: K'"n- vliich tails of the rfc;t ice. in held Pi been The, crally rre?. Elmio Dornardl wiP 21 Phon ?i to Vhone civs item Udpcr Join vat. .... ... n.-.- . re-Li- . j ... ... . -d so-:-f- p Bar-bogli- 0 Attends Retail Grocers Schedule Business Meet Monday Helper In May te school faculty assisting him. The annual Sportsman's Riot Fish and flie proceeds are to be used to of the be held in will association Game bass horn ,4urchase a to help finance a trip to Helper during the month cf May, liand Junction the latter part of according to action taken by the body at a recent mooting. iis month. Formal steps to put this cele- bration over wore ' taken at the Flizabeth Taterson, owner of h' Style Shop, left Wednesday morning for West Virginia, where he plans on visiting with her Mrs. Peter Oarroch, who l?.ies shortly for Scotland. While SJiss Pnterson is Rwny, her sister, "s. Christie Houston of Castle 0; 'n, will have charge nt III"! SJ'-lfrtiop. Mhss Paterson will re tu n Pie fitly part of May. Be ' Utah-Wyomin- j '' was made this Announcement received by Mr. telegram week by Superintendent George Bonacci last Friday fiom Virgil Schultz cf the Liberty Fuel comWright of Cheyenne, Wyo., sec- pany that Dr. I. K. Cummings of distretary cf the Standardville will succeed the late rict, read as follows: Dr. Wm. T. Elliot of Helper ai? "Agreement reached this after- physician and surgeon of the Libnoon and ratified by miners and erty Fuel company at Rains and operators. Notify all local unions Latuda. to resume work at once under new Dr. Cummings has acted as comwage agreement.'" pany physician at Standardville Mr. Bonacci, Friday night was for the Standard Coal company transmitting the information to for the past several years and his the 29 locals of the union in Utah. appointment to the new position Higher Wages has been regarded as complimenMr. Wright was informed by tary to his service with the latter John M. Ross of Superior, Wyo., company. district president, and Albert Rob erts or Rock Springs, vice president, that the new wages will be DRIVERS 70 cents per day higher for mechanical workers and 50 cents highHIGHWAY er for other day rate miners, nine cents a ton higher for contract, miners and 10 per cent better for Valentine Tomsic was fined $100 "dead" work and yaidage work. A with the alternative of 50 days ih f stipulation of time and the county jail, when he pleaded for overtime and Sunday work guilty Friday before Justice also was accepted by "both sides. of Peace J. W. Hammond to the will seven be The work day hours, a thaige of driving while tinder week. with 3 the. influence of liquor. the of Moroni Ileiner, diiector Judge Hammond imposed a $73 Utah Coal Operators' association, fine on William Monk, who pleaded in contract who has been active to disorderly conduct, reguilty discussi ins, warned coal conKitm-- j fiom resisting an officer. duced ers that the wage increase grant-- j was arrested March 2S when Monk ed the woikers would result in :ti to prevent State he attempted pr.ee boost, hut otherwise he was Fn'ioiman Jack L. Sullivan from happy that "things turned out as arresting Waiter Hull on a chaige they did." of drunken driving at Martinelli Rise Uncertain curve. Hull will have until April Mr. 1! el ne.' Raid it is." uncertuin 10th to appear in coin t, hnw much coal nov just prices will rise, but that a small price increase is "certain.'' BARBOOLiO Western United States miners will be employed on a higher yao;e NAMED PiESiDEriT than the oaotorn miners due to hazardous working conditions but the basis is figures from the ApWW iJoSd Office palachian settlem "lit which Is now in force until 1939 (April 1st). Of The agreement provides for the increases: following Announcement was made this Fifty cents a day for day-iatweek of the appointment of Frank ton on the cents nine a workers; combined cutting and loading rate Baiboglio as president of the HelState Bank to succeed his for those paid by the ton; 70 per the late Joseph Baiboglio, father, cents a day for loading machine Sr. The new president will also 10 cent for yardoperators; per hold the same post on the board age and dead work. of directors as his fat her. A joint employer-mino- r commisMr. Baiboglio has previously sion will he established under the served as assistant cashier of the agreement to study mechanize! Helper Slate Bank and Is at the mining and make recommendations time serving as the newly present, for the next agreement, on which appointed cashier of the First NaMarch will be started negotiations tional Bank tit Price. He is a 14, later than 1939, a month graduate of the University of Utah usual. where he majored in business finance. Othfi to officers continue COST OF SEMINARY terms In the bank administration are Dr. F. R. Slopansky, vice presPLEDGED BY STAKE ident; Jack Vignetto, cashier; and Arthur Dalpiaz and Frank J. assistant cashiers. DirectDonations covering the Carbon ors are Frank Baiboglio, Dr. SlopL.D.S. stake's 40 per cent share ansky, A. Laborio, Joseph Quilico of the cost of constructing a $16,-00- and John Quilico. seminary here have befn pledged, liarley H. llhead, chairMan man of the fund campaign, said He!per Motor Truck Confab Tuesday. The remainder of the will the be furnished by money S. P. Colton has just returned L. D. S. church. from Salt Lake City where he was on for work Plans beginning the structure will be made the guest at a big dealer meeting ot latter part of this week during a the International Harvester motor visit to Price of Dr. Lynn S. Ben-nlo- truck organization. .The occasion assistant superintendent of was the announcement of an entirely new line of International church schools. motor trucks. Mr. Colton is most enthusiastic about various improvements incorporated in the new Internationals. The complete new line consists of twenty-simodels in seventy-seve- n wheelbases. A Because he attempted to pre-- j vent Patrolman Jack L. Sullivan' TO GOflOOCT A from arresting his companion on a charge of drunken driving, Wil- FOOD SALE liam Monk Tuesday found himself facing a charge of resisting and an officer in perform- The members of the American' obstructing ance ot nis duty. Legion Auxiliary are going to conA complaint charging Monk's duct a food sale Saturday (tomorrow) at 10:30 a.m. one door south friend, Walter Hull, with driving of the Strand Theatre. All of the while under the influence of liqfood which is to be sold has been uor, was also filed by Patrolman donated and members of the aux- Sullivan. Both cases will be tried before iliary have reported that this is to be one of the biggest projects Justice J. W. Hammond. Monk's ever undertaken by the organiza- hearing was set for today. The Hull case has not been scheduled. tion. The men were arrested Sunday donfood the for The response ations has been most successful in Helper at the Martinelli curve and the members appreciate the where Hull was recklessly trying kindness of those who have don- to pass between two other cars. ated. This is the first of a series of projects to be sponsored by the Auxiliary and the proceeds of this food sale will be used for child welfare. The funds from the next project a e to be used for cancer a chairman for the function in control. Retail grocers, merchants and The Auxiliary will appreciate the next few days and definite cutters will meet Monday meat This at steps to formulate an interesting the support of the public at 8 o'clock at the Amer- Co-- j sale so are asking each and evening will then. taken be every; program a: person to help raise funds rcr:ican region can in rnce. nans operation of eastern Utah as In the to increase membership whole is assured to make the af-- ! child welfare. organization will be made and a. fair a success, Dave Allison is visiting In Yuma program for activities throughout Other features of the Kiwanis discus-redmeeting Wednesday was a liars Arizona. He loft last week and' the summer will also be Letters from members of the contest. Thwarted in his attempt) will be away for the next month s have ben to retain the honor he has held, In the interest of health. During, state organization at bydherior the ceived rhoyrn his absence Allison, sen, without' for the last twenty years Roy Jack Vignetto finally will manage the Allison Machine! the last meeting conijraPi'.i-thiIther.i rn their sucsess in orpanlz- was ousted from the liar's cbotn-- ' Supply company. ing (be retail grocers, merchants pionship this year by TMinnon Mrs. X. J Tullina iro'.or,d t and moat cut' rrs f C'irbon and Carier. Little did fellow Ki'.vo'ioto ; : .. ... in T'-r :.o o ,, ?t ...t.i foil L: '. Win1 r.ni'Oy fot.-n- if. l.o f cmi-.n ! k.how tm: i ;!:-!'tO-d-O o lots I, cm ta D.r, pt'"!''' totsc'i too'd rhnnp. IV' th'.ve. to it;;.; : f !V: Wo ot r.od 1:1 ; f. a; r"iv ?csn. P::'c: ol W. H.. fr.f; IifO ' ' t!i new I ! 1 aid r . H o. tlot )'. orr;:iii::: V r, runner-ti'fi Mr, men' Yy'. miCht need ot any time. io ty.? tnmual ctit.-ot- Sportsmars Riot To 1)K. CUM3IINGS WILL SUCCEED DK. ELLIOT 'com-Imunit- Man-derin- o -' bUBsCKll'HON $2 A YEAH NEWS COITION ON SUBSCRIPTION Members of district 22 of the United Mine Woikers of America went back to woik Monday under a new contract resulting from the Appalachian agreement last Friday between operators and work, of the 400,000 members ers in New York after a one day walk-ou- t of the union from coast to coast. y i Bt.-t- ; New Contract Reached April 2nd. Provides 50c 70c Day liaises. Sets up Mechanization Com. - d ri Week - 25 16 perators Sign PaC hi - b-- much-neede- j '1 BEGINS MAY 9TH trit-fH- tlinin ' THi JOURNAL OEUVCRCO ONlV Six Teams Are In League red-hose- d The locale was the Silver Moon saw onlv !'"11. but the rookies HEAD FOR YEAR storm clouds and thunder and lightning. Directors M. E. Lipman and Simon Rosenblatt guided them A. II. Livingston To through canyons and over desert January 1, 1938. wastes. At the end of the journey i Frank Bonacci, local reprosen-Be Dictator they were refreshed by Mat tative of the U.M.W. of A. will for reappointment by mour, Price. He was the genera! Election of officers for the cur-ff- 't refreshment chairman. officers succession and district his year was held last Tuesday in the present office is highly at Moose in the Lodw earning Stella De America Iqe K. of P. hall. A. R. Livingston favorable. o Spring Canyon was named 'dicDance Successful tator for the coming year. He was PRICE TAXPAYERS vjee dictator last year. The Stella De America benefit Other officers elected were U. D. daneo which was held Saturday. ftddis of Spring Canyon, vice APPROVE BONDS March 27 at the Libei ty hall pvov-edictator; Lester Weight, prelate; to be a very successful affair. ..J F. Peterson, treasurer; Moroni A large crowd was in attendance Hunt, three-yea- r at this annual affair. The funds trustee, W. II. Is Endorsed By f wylor, representative to the su- derived from this dance aie to Two - Hundred be used for the beuent of the sick iiver I'eterson as alternate to tne members of the lodge. By a vote of 5 to 1, Trice city convention. The committee in charge of The outgoing officers of the taxpayers last Friday approved a the arrangements was Mrs. Peter of $85,000 as their Klge are W. H. Taylor, dictator; bond issue Bosone, chaimian, Miss Mary Biof a new city hall and civic anco and Mrs. Katherine Ori. share R. Livingston, unianley Young, prelate; F. Gogos- - auditorium to be constructed n, treasurer; and C. F. Peterson, der a WPA project. The project has been approved, but no appro- TWO STATE LIQUOR )'ee year trustee. COMPLAINTS FILED. as yet been made by Installation will take place priation has In favvote The the government. Sfine time during this month at an or of the project was 200 to 42. County Attorney Marl D. Gibson! ypropriately arranged ceremony now will council take announced Price Tuesday that complaints! city td occasion. the potential bond sanction to had been filed charging two Car- PWA officials in Utah and in bon county men with violation of targe Crowd Washington, D.C., as contention ttle Utah stale liquor control act. The defendants are Ralph Helper Band Dance for the grant for this agency. of Helper and David Sus- Whether the money can be se terich of Spring Glen, who are The Band Dance which was held cured now has been regarded highof selling whiskey to accused officials of favorable by city 1st Saturday night at the ever- - ly Price and members of the county agents of the state liquor control pular Rainbow Gardens proved commission. government administration. f be the largest dance of this find ever attempted by the band. I A special floor Bhow was pre-- ' and proved to be very endance ilieThedirection Circulation This BASEBALL FLAY To Speak Here Carbon County Claimed Keal 'IjTost To the , Visiting Fezzes Judgment In Case IE in Trump limit. MIX GABOON SATURDAY Janis Given Court TO - KOBLES FbTEO The week from April 12 to April 17, 1337, has been set aside and designated as clean up week in Helper. The Helper City Administration is sponthis campaign soring and they ask that the citizens of Helper join with and aid the city in cleaning up the tovu. The city will hire an exfn crew cf men and trucks and will clean up all of the public streets and they request that all of the property owners clean their yards and pile tke rubbish at a place where tho C"" trucks will Ins able to reach the same and haul it away. Settlement Of Ttie Soft Coal hiustry. Helper, Utah, Friday, April 9, 1937. mi Observer t ; rolitically Independent 36 THE CASUAL the ft Pk Kailroaa Newspaper - d One of the main purposes of forming the organization here is to help 'enforce the fair trade bills passed by the state legislature. The organization is affiliated with the state and national or- ganizations and should prove most useful and successful. All merchants, retail grocers and meat cutters are urged to attend the meeting Monday night. Officers elected laot week are as follows: president, Oon,.-- i P. Peacock; Price; vice proMtient, A. I). Keller, Castle Dale; secretary-treasurer, A. T. Jones, Castlo Cute; directors, William Maack, !: r.ilv, fiith; B. IT. IIyb, Helper; Ch:t:Irs li.oiolino, Price; L. W. Peterson. Fernm. Surely Steadily Substantially The Helper Journal has been gaining in paid subscriber reader interest through the only sound method of such an accomplish, ment print first, last and always the NEWS without fsar cr favor, maintaining an independent and justice-to-al- l editorial policy. This method is, of course, cftci soms-whslow, but it incvi,-ib!gains trie prestigs tor a publication ,ble which mnk?3 it the y m:i:.ri for all Ti'3 Journal to the value cf dollar. avo' a:':!-!. |
