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Show ' RAILROAD - MINING llll IS I ifAl KMC I'y Ml inocn o ., -- i Convention r,ice will be hosts - Saturday-bunda- y Saturday ami Sunday I I I hotel 6 II I I 1 1 I I 1 i I I An to the Utah State Mooe of Moose and Ladies of the Moo-'e the state are expected to congregate' in elude a list of candidates for initi- in the state. convention persons from all aver This number will for tUe confab. the five lodges of each aiion in v.lil be SPe-'t'- Among the guests who is Cap-- I meet the for honored dally of Salt Lake, re-- I tain Herry Glenn director who has 'been ponal Moose visitor neie, ju Le yaai. a frequent Others will be the gelation's officers, which list includes President John Vice Causer and Ted ThoPrice. Other Bias of George A. Gasparac, officers are: Park City; Howard Speech. president. M. Smith of ley of Ogden and Scott vice presidents; J. J. Park City, and Murphy, Park Cdty, secretary; treasurer. A. C Mesner, Park City, Registration of delegates ha3 been slated for both days, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and from 8 a.m. in the Savoy to 8:45 a.m. Sunday lodges Veariv 6 - in their annual WO lobby. added attraction at the con- - excursion to the I Wellington Satur-- I to Stanley day morning, according I Young, dictator of Price lodge. Parade To Be Highlight I 8 Highlights affair of the two-day mil include a parade and a grand ball on Saturday, and an open meet accordiing and banquet 'Oh Sunday, ng to Dictator Stanley Young of Price lodge No. 166 of the Loyal vention will be an Dioxice plant near y An Hebrew em- S. P. GOLTON SEEKS ployer remonstrated when one of his employees asked for a raise on the ground that he worked too hard. "Why," protested the employer, "you have an easy time of it. You do not work at all. Look! There are 365 days in a year. Eight hours each day you sleep. That makes 122 days, leaving 2i3 (Utys. Eight hours of every day jou have all for yourseif. That leaves 121 days I give you an heir for lunch every day and that amounts to 15 days more, leavitg lOvi. You do not work on Sundays, - more ('ays off, leav.ug 51. You Set Saturday pfternoons off. another 25 days, leaving 23 days. You have two weeks for vacation every summer and you take off about a week for sickness. Only 7 days a year to woik and New Year's, Washington's Birthday, Decoration Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Xmas are holidays. Besides, you take Yom Kippur off. I should give you a raise? You owe me money! ASSESSORSHiP ON NEWSPAPER G.O.P, TICKET THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1938 .Metering City Is First Part Of $114,000 Municipal Water System W.P.A. Project 2 That Helper will have a new $111 ,M w;iier line was made evident Tuesday when US taxpayers voted in favor of the proposed $t3,00) boml issue with only 2il expressing theniSidves as disapproving the issue. According to City Recorder Ernest Flaim, the official vote accordON G, 0, P, TICKET ing to districts found 70 voting in favor and 9 against in the east dist- " rict: 17 for and S against iu the; IVY west district, and 19 for and 3 again FILE MUST res Wilford "Pish"' Ruff, long-timst in the northwest district. There ident' of Carbon county, announced NEXT SATURDAY were two spoiled ballots which last week that he would be a canditerm of county date for the four-yea- r Aspirants for seats in the Utah makes a total of 1SS voting ou the commissioner on the legislature should bear in mind important municipal water bond isRrepublican sue. that they must file for the positicket. state of the with tion Announcement was made by Mayor secretary Mr. Ruff is a son of the late BishAugnext on or before G. F. Spratliug Wednesday that iu a Saturday, who op George Ruff of Scofield, ust 13. This rule is a part of tho special meeting of the city council, served as a member of the county which Is the city engineer, and attorneys, it board of education over a long per-- ' new diiect primary law Into this effect year iu was decided to procued with the adiod of time, holding the office of, being put for the first time. vertisement for bids on the first porpresident of that group for manyj Utah Candidates for county offices tion of the project, the installation years prior to his death in 193.). have until 15 days before the first of water meters throughout the enThe candidate for the commission-ershiSeptember tire city. nominating primary, in home Price has made his 13, 19.38, in which to officially Bids must be received by the city during the past eleven years, having file for the position sought. on or before Monday, Augrecorder Gate. at Castle previously resided To date there have been only ust 22. 1938. at his office, and will He has lived in the county since thr'ie from Carbon county file be opened the same day with work for many 1900. His employment Ihe'r Inientions for the two state scheduled to begin the following years has been selling mining machlegislative seats. Val H. Cowles day. inery. of Price is the only one to date In order to qualify for the governElsewhere in this issue of the who has filed from district 2, ment grant of $51,545, actual coaJournal will be found Mr. Ruff's (southern part of county), Edst ruction must on August 23, announcement. Latuda and 193S, with no begin ward Svherer of chance of a possible Frank Bonaccl, incumbent from of time being permitted delay by Helper, have both tiled from disthe authorities. SERVICE CLUB HOLDS trict 1. Final surveys, plans and specifications will be made and submitted to OPEN MEETING, LEGION AUXILIARY the state and national offices of the PWA for (heir final approval, by C'ty Engineer Carl Nyman. AIRED COMMISSION 4-YE- AR ft' - ..... LA "3!SH" RUFF SEEKS Carbon Co. hy- ' SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR Politics In MAYBE YOU'RE PAID TOO MUCH - DISTRICT Politically In,l,Tn, price Is Host To Utah Moose I - p Announcement was made this week S. P. Ferd" Colton. garage owner in Helper, that he will seek the nomination for county assessor on the Republican ticket in the forihcoming nominating primaries. bv j Mr. Colton hi? been a resident of Carbon county for 3- twenty-on- e years, and has been affiliated with the Col ton Motor companj of Helper 1929. Prior since to his coming to IMper be was employed a s office manager for Redd Motor com pany of Price. ,.. . f 9BLEMS iWiill iiiffi iff- ' Ti HONORED AT .1 s. i Cc;;on Colton has been a long and active member of the Republican tarty of Helper and Carbon county, Laving served as precinct secretary ;:i Helper for several years. The announced candidate has been a "member of the Helper Kiwanis (!ub for e'ght years, having served as club secretary for four years and ai the immediate of the club. The Rio Grande Service Club held Mr. OAD COMMISSION STATE CONVENTION its regular monthly meeting at the civic auditorium Monday nighi with TO ASPHALT The American Legion Auxiliary President Alfred Martin pres;d'ng. of unit was at honored in form: Helper the at the, Monday's meeting was of an open meeting to which the Department convention of the Aux-- j SUNNYSIDE ROAD i the Elks hall Saturday morning, fol- OPENS SATURDAY puhiic was coriuauy.uiYU.ou.. me Je,jjliary ,he!d at Cedar Cift , , w (t Ipued. by, a Legion .of.,.,the Moose4 12:30 cently organized D & R G W band by being meeting and class initiation at presented with two beauti-- j men in Carbon county Seventy-onunder the direction of Wm. Toy, ful K p.m. A ritualistic contest for various MCUf silver trophies. One of these was wore assured last COMPLETE! IS satnriiay that HL1I I teams of the state will be conducted tne! he Edna Harlan trophy presented nt t.i flock Asphalt plant )U)elrh8 at the Elks hall and ing Four speakers, representing Carbon high un.t showing the largest in- - an1 tnhl0 nt sunnyside, would last coal mining industry, county tax-tPatrons of the always popular s. bcnool in the afternoon. The parade f C"eme m men and ,f,e otherthewas the McRaeVlslighlly longer when the toUtah state problems, Helper business is scheduled to begin on West Main strand Sweet Shop will again have Poppies; 10ad (.0mmission agreed purchase the railroad were heard A street at 5:15 p.m. an opportunity to frequent their BOMAGGI SEEKS doi"S the 3000 tons of native rock asphalt to X,,,' thf "'. n 4 nf Kpn.iu-r,snoke In the evening, a Moose meeting haunt 13. Ule "nes 01 com surface a highway from Shnnyside t Saturday, August ( f m nu,mosiyom a'ns on the J and class initiation will be held ai After being cloned since h h fcfr f ' nrn mill hp junction to Sunnyside. July 7, He! and the Railroad industries' ball f tie Elks hall, with the grand tivities. announcwin remain niese uopmes Alphonse Ossano, manager, Tlip derision was made after ft : , following at 9:30 o'clock at the Sil- ed today that urge,! me peop.e genenmy iu 6 the pol;session of tlie unit for U,e delegation Carbon from they are now ready to county. behind the coal mining industry ana comjng year ' an(1 jf ver Moon hall. continue operations in the most TO LEGISLATURE IHM.HM! imu- iiy in. l . n. rniuiuR. ... Hint1 .i ..r.tivilv ' A breakfast for visitors will be modern and 18 rortunBte euol,g!l t0 wi" man, and William A. Englo, member place of its r''S'"W held Sunday might lend support to its piog.ess. them for the two coming years tl.ey'of U'10 morning at the Queer kind in eastern Utah. Since elosinigi counly commission, requested Frank resident have permanent possession oi tw Bonacci, City cafe at 7:30 o'clock, and a fel his Helper County Assessor Silas Rowley immediately. place, Mr. Ossano has compeltely purchase i antax state legislator, kraskip breakfast at 8:30 in the Rin renovated and remodeled the Strand and incumbent cussed valuations and problems them. m wnrk fm- ,.iin ti . . ... ... TT 1. .. I l: 1.... .iil i edi and Capitolo banquet room. e utu oi caruou wnorus iasi C., auiui nay Hates uaaier jumrru l..t couuiy. ne puiutcu wui. to six Hign weeks for 71 from from f out to back. month ' filed w ith the secretary of State's mat the coal mines and railroads The Auxiliary chorus of Post No. mon ',mployed at the rock asphalt Deputy Supreme Secretary E. A. was done by interior The designing office last week and would again: Killen of Mooseheart. Illinois, w ill bo 75 per cent of the taxes col-- j 3, composed of twenty members ,,n,Tv and Will' somewhat alleviate a new man in Carbon county. Jack seek a seat in the 1939 Utah state: paid in Carbon county each year, eighteen of whom were present at ti.e nnif.. nrmnlnvmpnt situation in lected tje main sneaker at the open meet now located in Price. It is : uig scheduled for 10 o'clock Satur Fornian. legislature on the Democratic ticket "If Carbon county and its people are; the convention, is under the direc (.arll0ll county arising from coal out as an old fashioned Span- from district' No. 1 which includes layed to continue enjoying the fine schools, tion of Mrs. Ora B. Harding of Price ni'i,1P layoffs, 'delegates said. h day morning at the Price theatre ish Patio, with four sunset scenes Carbon county. thev are enjoying, something . will A very great honor was bestowed Other talks will be onj Road commissios.Ts said the highgiven by Mayoi which shows the sun setting in the the northern part of Mr. 'Bonacci has been active in have to be done to stimulate these the chorus when they were awarder J Bracken Lee; George A. Caspar west at the most beautiful time on this fall if way will be surfaced labor organizations. He was elected industries," Mr. Rowley stated, at first place at the state convention weather '. ec of Park City, president of the permits. If weather condidesert. The grand .Coxlins the A trio, selected from the chorus tions are adverse the asphalt will State Moose in 1936 as one of the conclusion of his remarks. association; ,and Har against the evening skyline, old J. the composed of Mrs. Ed Hansen ant he piled in stock piles along the Charles Leger, manager of Carbon county's reLewis, junior past dictator oi with the desert haze lying against , Central Commission and Supply com- Mrs. Harvey Thomas . of Price an road until spring. . Salt Lake. Music will be furnsihei the blue ridge of the mountains. presentatives to the ty the Price American Aux pany, represented the Helper mer Mrs. Harris Simonsen of Helper, also Approximate cost of the asphalt Legion 1937 legislature, and give it a distinction of appeal thai rewarded for theii and surfacing operations and discussed the freight rate were greatly lliary chorus under direction of Mr? will chants be can olily be understood and appreei" business: efforts by winning first place in th' $40,000. during his term of problems confronting the . George B. Harding. ated by seeing the paintings. office was very ac- men of the entire country. He as- - contest at Cedar City. This mean: Sunday noon, a banquet will be With the new arrangement, the 5 held that both the chorus and trio wT PAIK BOUND OVER TO at the Notre Dame de Lourdes tive in promoting sured the railroad employes that the will be able to a trip to Los Angeles in si Sweet Shop Strand were in very j cbuuh with p. Helper such laws as the. merchants LeRoy Nelson, Og- accommodate private or bridge club weeks if favorable arrangements can DISTRICT COURT toward the den, "ship by 1 Woikman's Compenrail") pathetic serving as toastmaster. At he , made. and dancing parties. sation law, a bill slogan of the club, and complimented Frank Hart. 24. and Robert Hale, f .j Pm a band concert and picture are v a Invested Among those attending the Cedar 19, transients, were bound over to club.) of quite has on the the Mr. Ossano them was organization scheduled 1 he , tthit'.i for Carbon High school. 'U new remodeling I). A. Tidwell, roundhouse employe convention from Helper were: Mr. the district court Monday by Justice of. He was business sum of money in his i Following this, the formal be complimented should and the Rio Grande, gave a brief his-- ' and Mrs. M. II. Wilson. Mrs. Harris J. W. Hammond, on two counts of in session will k pass also active be conducted at the activity and Litizzette. and each. Charge in each case was secof railroads Simonsen. August ii'SU , school, at which time officers for his aggressive ing the l nempioy- tory of the development Glen Ballinger. He is very He that stated United States. in mil be the spirit. ond degree burglary arising out of community building Frank Bonacci ment Compensation elected. j -the people of Carbon county as well the illegal entry to two service stadesirous of having all the old friends and Old Age Pension laws. j as the nation in general owed the SENATOR THOMAS or the Strand return this Saturday, tions here tho night of August 3. approhouse of the member As a R DEMOCRATS railroads a great debt of gratitude and bring their friends and friends' trfr1! Report of the burglary of the two wvj j Bonacci Mr. for the early pioneering part Played1 friends to see the great change in priations committee, places was announced the following for the : secure $150,0-0to was able Shop. Sweet Strand the by them in the development of the;!' UIw UxuUli, day and the boys soon were caught TO ATTEND construction of the Carbon junior West. 1, by Grand Junction police. This is the TTl,rt b juniur uiuieu nuues sen half vote each, as they are entitled college, now-- under construction at Laura Bonnello of Price played a viuuEldred second time within 30 days that the M. ator, has been Thomas, adan to five full votes. violin solo and was accompanied by secured as the of the neighboring city have Price, and helped to secure STATE CONVENTION police main speaker for the It was decided by the organization ditional $27,000 for operation of the Mary Louise Cances, also of Price. Labor picked up wanted men on short noon program conven Day here Septto the th.nt thev would go its first year. The concluding part of the pro- ember 5, for college during is at present CIO repaccording to word received tice. was additional band music by this Helper's junior Democratic league, tion uninslructed or unpledged Mr. Bonacci On July 21, Albert Van Velkin-burggram week by Marl D. Gibson, county for presi- resentative for Utah, and has ma- Mr. 5" affiliate and his band. Toy of the state and national either candidate running wanted for violation of the Democratic chairman. will hold a The aided the establishment of a federal Dyer act, was picked up less terially Just his Ionization, will send ten delegates dent caucas delegation first completing in affiliates at the Hotel Roberts state convention at Trovo short great number of CIO union term in the United States Senate, than 30 minutes after they received Utah Grocer Heads Prove Saturday morning at 9:3'0, in the state. He served as state i m week-end- . the Utah solon has been an ardent notification that he was wanted. ' In Visit ,. it i Helper to the convention. chairman of Labor's The Hart brothers were returned "lurojng to Edward Sheya, pres- - just prior supporter of President Roosevelt and elhave '""t of the Helper unit, the The Price unit is expected to for two years, and was executive his New Deal policies. He Is chair- to Price August 4, by Deputy SherJ. league Stephenson, Stanley j at the ected treasurer of the league last win opon with n raliV) a a delegation in attendance of the Utah Manufacturers man of the senate's labor committee, iff Warren Teacock. in secretary aratlo and convention. week at the state convention dance Friday night in association, F. J. Lucas, president ot an unusual distinction for a comnar Garden Salt Lake. the Utah Retail Grocers association,! ative new comer to the upper house Officers Hold Three pitv Tho rnnventloli . . To Close incumbent stated that he I The y i'i'l 0Ilnn R. Llovd. secretary-manageot0f congress. t w pv.0.r() Water Pageant on his past record as the Utah Retail Grocers association; stand would school The Labor Day celebration in Price Week y building, where Calvin Red Cross Swim a means of Reeking the nomination Fred Griffcn and Don Fisher, oijis being arranged by the Carbon ....Three CCC enrollees at the Price nt present secretary to I unton, Announcement was made Wednes in the September 13 primaries. Union council. camp were lodged in the Carbon 'he Ameilcan Lady Baking company, County Industrial ;"igreSKinan J. Will Robinson, will visit manager of the were Rosone. the of Salt Helper the celebration Fred all Heading committee county jail as a result of an alleged Lake, by keynote address. day piiver Reo Hoys and girls who have successfully ors and Tuesday. The en- is E. L. Hill of Spring Canyon. theft of a number of blankets from Monday I purpose of the convention is Helper swimming pool, that the requirements life saving In passed the Price to enroute was the camp. rwrRfinize the state organization. Cross Swim week which is now tire party will division Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tilton moved dir in the junior and senior where they attended a meeting ot Warren Teacock, both progress at the pool, under the According to C'0('1et i(f and symbolizing Cuss, felt badges HyHm q. iiito their newly built home in Provo rwtlateren be awarded Merrill, retail grocers Carbon s the county Vernon the of I sheriff, boys packed their deputy candi-ke ection are announced now qualified are !,., for that on 5th North and 1st East. they Instructor They bags and left camp, packing a num.Monday night. the office of president. swimming and in their respective class. moved from Provo" to Hel- ber of government concluded fcatuf I 1,Hp'itt,o and Lucas ... . originally Lloyd i Mr. blankets along be will i Stephenson, demonstrafrom Price, ' irom jieipei All types of aquatic fcf.lpj. water carnival. at the meeting and per a number of years ago. Mr. Til-to- with their clothing. t- -e speakers wrp pubwl.Itii to Slipya. Oman Krnest day night with a will be given will work on the Heber The trio was apprehended in Helwho have achieved tions JpSB Cox, Mrs. Edward Scher-- , time as Mrs. Giffen'and Fisher were hosts Swimmers l,.r lic is invited to attend. The be will branch of the Rio Grande per by John L. Sullivan, state traffic week the by luncheon a presented 7 30 at 'nurtnan Carter, John Ilowa, Joe honors during the is Bosone Mr. Raiiroad. awards aniounced t by 1, a TTlnoi nnnl. Lady Baking company. patrolman. . StGve Dlament! and Noel awarded badges and other me ch'!IP!1, ai saiuruajr p.m. achievements. i Each delegate will have one- - depending on their 'T Order of Moose. Opening the conclave will be a titers' and secretaries' meeting STRAND SWEET SHOP dic-f- - past-preside- te M,'' ' i . CENOWION Jhin "iv c,i 1 . ( dis-pvi- ! ui : . j i ' d f . sym-jhav- e g j 1 I tV 5ni IJAi TT-- 1 six-yea- r n n r rii-cu-- j'ard 5 n City-Prov- Am-ica- . 1 n o |