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Show 13 5 4 tbie. ice a A feti-s- . NUMBER 34 32. VOLUME MINING AND Politically Independent NEWSPAPER DISTRICT RAILROAD THURSDAY, AUGUST SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR 25, 1938 vv h : i AFFAIRS OF RIO GRANDE BAND Helper City TAKES SALT H H jlenry Hall and X H Labor Day Celebration Will Be Bigger & Better Than Ever LAKE BY STORM Salt With the most gala parade eve seen in Carbon county in the makto E. L. Hill ot t ing for the Iibor Day celebration in Price, according Lake Firm Get 5th celebrathe ot September chairman arrangements, Sprinjt Canyon, 8js jte Living up to all expectations the Contracts ,w P4 of the Price color Mounted Metering i. guard tion promises to be outstanding. Helper Rio Grande Service Club wiU . American Legion the of post The Helper city totincil sitting in band took Salt Lake by storm yeshead the parade with a marching HENRY HALL GROOMED unit irom tne special session last Monday opened terday when they appeared at the neiper post wcuuu m of the $114,000 Capitol city as a part of a celebra- bid5 for the first part the procession. Prizes will be given awarded ,tion sponsored by the Salt Lr.fcp waterworks project, and Tor various typeo of floats, and the LT. FOR KIWANIS contracts to the "Waterworks Equip- Service Club. marching and drill teanig from differment company ft Salt Lake for furent women's auxiliaries ot the United to Alfred Martin, presAccording matwt-ial- s other and meters 42 UTAH Mine Workers will vie for honors. GOVERNOR ident nishing of the local club, who accomQF necessary for their installation, panied the band, they arrived at the Thousands of members represent a to Henry Hall Plumbing a- -d C.I.O., U.M.W.A. trade unions, ing was presented and and A.F. of A resolution Heating for ihe labor and instant-j7:3L, craft locals, will am an(1 immpivialey 7jayed a the of week's at last meeting oh of the 'meters. side passed march by side in the annual concert. Club proposing Hen- event. Kiwanis Xhe Salt Lake firm's bid was Helper Following the concert at the deA revival of the old Pony Express which includes, besides Ihe pot the band matched ry Hall as a candidate for the office up town to Bill Lines will deliver a mesAUTHORIZATION TO days, meters, pipe and other miscellane- the Tribune-Telegraof Lieutenant Governor of the South, building where installaHOLD for to their needed REPUBLICANS the parade committee direct ous items dis sage ern Utah division of Utah-Idahthey again played a short concert. OCCUPY FEDERAL Robbers' was bid for from "Hall's Roost, giving author Mr. $2,92S, tion. trict of Kiwanis International. jFrom there they were taken by bus BUILDING RECEIVED to start the parade. ity and includes all labor and installing. to the Veterans' hospital where A similnr ranvp. they INITIAL RALLY "Old time prairie schooners, freight Work was started Tuesday, one gave an hour concert Word was received late tod&y via was Tnent started wagons, 'injuns', Spaniards, bad men dav arter contracts iiaa oeen awaru-- j At thf) conclns1on o the concert telegram by Postmaster Eugene Gib ... ,L.i of the old days will women at uiei and to year Is government jhsi which according ed. FRIDAY for the patients at the hoBpjtal they son that the federal post office defor the parade,' revived be ronveihtioti. again Price specifications. where proceeded to the state capltol partment had accepted Helper's new Mr. Hill said. time the but when t ft.4 Crane company of Salt Lake and they were received by Secretary of Federal Post Office buildinc from will Senator Elbert D. Thomas The Republicans of Carbon tounty came Tor the, electhem the contractors. Authorization was Noel Wliite of Helper were the un- state Monson. who welcomed and national district the of at head list went Mr their ol tion poiitical officers, successful bidders on materials and to the city, and annoum ed to approx. made to move into the new building local speakers at the program which on the held house in court withdrew Hall gathering of 700 tourists and citizens as soon as possible. ilmately labor, respectively. will follow the parade in the mornlawn in Price Friday evening, witn favor of Heber of water meters the city that they would present an The Installation Mr. Gibson stated that snless con to betw een Jones music a band of ing. This will be followed with a supply Eureka, of is only hours 'concert Helper throughout the city trary information was received lay 'ewas the competitive sports program. An elthus speeches. making a small portion of the waterworks! Following the concert at the capitol Saturday, he would move, all equip campaign imination contest will decide two the Wily element noticeably lacking, lection of the Eurelin tax- - tne members of the b&nd were taken ment frt.m the old as the project recently approved "by the ILL confined teams to- play for the purse on Laboi ibmserves candidate speakers payers of the city and the FWA. The to the Rio Gvande yards where they that will to discussions building policy. Hall Day. Tennis, horseshoes, coal shovelwhich a Henry will be 'again appeared on program remainder of the project new be in the used is a of were member Mr. Hall charter ing and races of all kinds have beeuf The speakers of ttie rally started in the near future and will'Was under the direction of D. G. as is has .C. Salt and arranged by the committee in charge, of the who served club tiifice Br. post Helper Satur) Wherry Late, include the replacement of approxi-- Cunningham. Wilson McCarthy, The cup to be awarded for the First was several vice president, United States president, and seeking nomiuhtion 12 miles of pipe in "Helper's trustee for the Rio Grande. Secretary day afternoon Aid fourof ttator of as competition has arrived from the board member who the a the and supplied years main line from Kyune to the city Motiboti, and Earl J. Glade, manager Sunday ' Coal Operators association. Mr Utah member cowpuncher band, and LeRoy director.., and chairman and station KKL. appeared as an piece Wish tnls A big Iabor Day dance at said. Hill in is Is. of committee who of . every Ogden, Young practically attorney, speakers at the meeting and praised resid- nouncement Moon will wind up the Silver the clu!o. far Congress the iseeking taomination the Helper club for the fine project. Let's Cut The Weeds I ents xf He!er will .'Jrom this fffstrict. Music is to be furactivities. to convention is be This . day's had year's exceptional hand" " they andJhe next start union orchestra. Bonacci's " nished Monday by j1 Mr. Young, admitted J:he need foi held at Sun Talley, Idaho, September Lasfweelc a saortrtftfe'a&peareffVmail tlwtr gecurg cit-- j 13. dele The and 11, 12, at following the 7:30 tft p.m. m the Helper Journal asking the differ pointed FoTlowing a parage 4 from the modern ence betwsen tzens of Helper to cooperate with the whicn was jPd by the local hand, regulation and dictator gates were elected to represent the AID FOR DAMSITE -. losdc'fiee new "post He mocked tl ere teted at a dinner. The agrkitiltural club: President C. N. Memniott, Erncity by cutting and piling all weeds tney on north ship. of 'Eugene Gibson eateb. est Flaim, and Thurman Carter, R. J. as policy around their homes. This Is an ex- - feature of the dinner was the "scarcity" econtmically across XTnll main tle directly ir..imlnn to set on the move unsound, and drfnjdea the 'capitalbeautification SPntation of a wallet and key AT JOE'S VALLEY Ricci from Market. street trans-servde-- ! e istic system as the only true "Ana ected as alternates. Ihe delegates President "Martin, Who Is being part 6f the city officials, and dedication had that It b;en hoped will go to the convention with the erican system." f erred to Grand Junction September unlimited praise. ceremonies could ht performed bechief objective of electing Mr. Hall WOULD OPEN LAND A William 80 crowd estimated picat was -i of "the by side presented The another gift However, fore occupancy of tne new building Music i' to the Lirentenant Governorship of attended the persona ture has been presented to the writ-- i Toy. director of the 'band. rally. toot place, but due to th uncertain furnished by the cowpuncher band the Southern Utah division. er of thts article, which directly af- date of tiimpletwni and ecceptan-oA large delegation from Joe's Valmove-; met wtth popular approval and a Convention Committee Appointed fects the city's beautification no definite plans Tiave tieen ma'oe number LOCAL COAL MINES Mr. Hall were ap- ley, in Emery county, and Carbon and John Lange favorite of and old the Western observe will but one Kent: If for the dedicatory exercises. The pointed as a convention committee and Sanpete counties, attended a popular tunes were public property In Helper; the city rtistmaster Gibson stated today loudspeaking system requested. to make arrangements for the dele- meeting ot the state land board in was tarnished the underpass,: SHOW INCREASE hall, the auditorium, he'httfl written "Congressman Abe that Salt I.ake Monday of last week, for Dr. gates elected to the confab. "Wherry. by the playground, the city park, the: Murdock an invitation to appear Gibson John and the purpose of asking support of that Eugene Lange wilL cemetery and ball park, yon here as ttie government's representawere appointed to fill the unexpired body for a proposed dam at Joe's find the ground literally covered with IN PRODUCTION ARSON SUSPECTS tive and officiate in the dedication terms of Louis Dankworth and M. G. Valley. an extremely healthy crop of weeds, ceremonies. To date Mr. 'Murdock BOUND OVER TO Crawford as members of the board of The proposed dam would afford floating in the breeze ana spoiling j report that additional :has not informed Mr. Gibson as to DISTRICT COURT the directors. Mr. Dankworth has moved storage facilities for watering more With erweed the effect of the , proposed Standard-vill- e. the date he will be able to attend. to Murray and Mr. Ciraw ford's work than 60,000 acres of valuable growr men have been added at adication move started last week. coal were necessitated his resignation from the Dragon and Smylia Obren Arrangements will be made and a Spring Canyon and Royal ing land to an extent that would tnat per-- ; it nas been suggested program worked out in the very bound over to district court Friday club. tne cmtiiuj mining mines, bring such properties to a crop prohaps more Interest would be taken afternoon following preliminary hearnear future for appropriate and was H. as elected Barney Hyde, we ducing quality, according to those if s by and tenants ceremonies, was the announce-meir- t ing before Justice of the Peace J. W. chairman tf the Boy Scout. Troop who are at the p,.esfnt time than sponsoring the project. It could point to our ptibltc property J Hammond when they were charged committee of Iostmaster Gibson. mid.winter. 1 .replacing Ernest Flaim, it estimated that this would make - mah's and say. "we have set an example. . in arson with connection the with An.qt o ' -who has served for three years. Har- possible the opening of at least 0 in Uie wren now you follow suit." burning of their home in National on old Patterick and Thurman Carter nntnnt was 30.000 net tons, a Spring Canyon Woman acres of currently unproductive! July 11. were elected to assist Mr. Hyde on land to crop application. considerable rise from the :22,000 net Burled At Ferron More Chic-Minde- d ness acNotwithstanding the fact that the the committee. Retiring committee weeR. tons total of the preceding Much of the land which would be the na Funeral services were conducted couple were in Salt Lake at the time members besides Mr. Flaim ,are C. thrown open for crop production is Another step. In the right direction cording to a report made by L.D.S. ward thapel at Ferron of the fire, County Attorney Marl D. N. Memmott, Gus Tsangaris, Victor in the Buckhorn area in Emery was taken a couple of weeks ago tional bituminous coal commission. m the cor- Sunday for Mrs. Lea Jensen Worthen, Gibson charged that they were printne 45.000 In with Litizzette, and Dr. A. R. Demman, county. It is also claimed that the wnen the owners of the Grill Cafe This compares last year and wife of Joseph A. Worthen of Spring cipals in that they arranged for the the latter three having dropped from dam would make possible opening building, Pete Jouflas, and Sam responding week of to as they had the active membership in the club. of some land in Carbon county, lotne 34.000 in corresponds Canyon, who. died Wednesday at the homeworthbe ofburned, Lowenstein with Stein, owner of the insurance on the esin chiMbirth. Price Robert J. Carnival!, distributor for cated south of Price. The Buckhorn hospital 1936of week building, cooperated with the city born July 2, tablishment which was actually worth Wonder Bread and Hostess Cakes area to be was inWorthen was Mrs. production Utah's While g opened consists of apofficials, in having almost 1912, at Orangeville, daughter of about $1200. The fire was begun in for Carbon county, was admitted to proximately 14,000 acres. Are hazards and shacks creasing, the nation's stayed was oil where coal Jensen. the "basement, Mrs. George membership in the club at this The proposed plan is to have the torn down, which stood back of their the same, being 5,810,000 net tons as Mr. and are her husband; two found sprinkled about In some kind- meeting. prethe Surviving in 5,900,000 federal government with construct the buildings, and in their place a neatly compared Louise Anna ling. 3.2 per cent daughters, Phyllis and dam under the vast reclamation probuilt fence constructed. ceding week. A gain of two brothers, William and Henry Rugger!, attorney for the gram which has been mapped out, This week will practically com- is estimated for the United States, Worthen: of Castle Bale; and a Obrens, held that they were away at CLEAR CREEK MAN Jensen Hal ended August week Congressmen Abe Murdock and Wm. plete the public-spiritegesture of however. In the sister, Mrs. Jano Clark of Castle the time of the fire and that there Robinson having strongly supported these two property owners on main 13. to no was evidence show that they the proposal, according to its supDROWNS WHEN street Cumulative production of soft coai Dale. Burial was in the Ferron cemetery had anything to do with starting the lower cent 30 per is date to won1938 porters. Should the plan go through In It's a fine example of what a blaze. Wallace of under direction of the and the land be opened for crop proderful difference a little work win than in the corresponding period UNSEATED BY HORSE duction claimed as possible under the ammaciw do in Mr. and Mr.g Noble Lawley anmaking a once unpleasant 1937: Pennsylvania setup, it would mean much to Eastsleht take the aspect of an orderly down 13 per cent and all coal is a of arrival nounce the baby cent Mayme Hansen was a Salt Lake ern Utah through the probable inPiece of property. estimated to be down 29.2 per bom Saturday. weekend. While trying to swim his horse visitor over the coming of a large number of farmers from what it was last year. across Bolger pond at the head of and the opening of property for taxGEM3IELL BOWS TO Huntington canyon. Barrel (Dave) ation which now contributes manager to play the game Sunday pracMangum. 23. of Clear Creek, was tically nothing in the CATCRON 9 TO 2 at Magna as a part of a celebration of governway meat drowned Sunday afternoon. met with the approval of tne mental support. IX PROTEST GAME has Mrs. Amanda Mr. Mangum was unseated by the club. Howeyer. plenty of fire Those who attended from Carbon Saturday is the last day for reg- Northeast Price. CJaude Endberg, horse and weighed down by heavy of voters prior to the prim- - ley: South Price. Leon Leonard, were the commissioners. Dr. Carbon's cellar place team in the been drawn from county and sevScofield. Mrs. Santa Gorishek; boots and other apparel after reach- C. R. State Industrial league asain proved Pinney Beverage manager Wm. Engle and Or-vary election. Unless you are already Fahring, the it i absolutely impera- Clear Creek. Walter J. Jones; Castle ing the middle of the lake. He sank the thorn In the championship as- eral league officials, protesting Mrs. registered Peterson, Mayme Jameson that It would live that you take advantage of this Gate, Mrs. Earl Stevenson; Spring Immediately and It was several hours and Val H. Cowles. Commissioners pirations of GernraGl! Club of Pfn(J-ha- change in date, stating in Kenil- later before the body wan recovered an advantage Glen. Mrs. Stella Murphy; last day to register. when they shellaked them 9 to give the Millmen Fahring and Engle spoke britmy on t, Mrs. Cecil Day; Peerless, Mrs. by Wallace Gordon and Frank department last worth, the 2 on general at voted behalf of Carbon county In support Pitching If their you their own field yesterday. two el- Harry five hits, Marsh; Spring Canyon, Mrs. companions of the victim. Carbon bunched election or at the last municipal of the project. After giving his permission to use to score seven ection The accident occurred about 2:00 It sella Ostler; Standardville, Mrs. W. error an n registered. and are already walks you young Nick Mascara, American to check up, D. Wilton; Latuda, Mrs. W. W. Hill; o'clock and the body was recovered second frame. RELIEF SOCIETY FOOD SALE recruit. In the ball game, A1 runs in the to is advisable, however, about 6:00 o'clock. Bingnamltes the that sure held Club-mfyour name Rains. Mrs. Erma Taylor, make to Slugs Ablett, fiery manager .of the just out Black-ljgt Mr. Mangum waa born September Home made bread, pies, cookies, hits and struck Wellington, Mrs. Eudora has not inadvertently been left off Issued a protest to the league seven scattered Hans Denison; Har- - 17, 1914, at Bicknell, Wayne county. and cakes will be sold, on Saturday all four of Carbon s Prnnyslde, burn; record to Carbon heads, asking them to cause four, per, Mm. Jane Hancock; Wattis, Mrs. Ho had been employed for some time August 27th, at 12 o'clock noon. to forfeit the wins this half. Following is the list of registragame to them. - Maude EdNext door to Success Market. Mrs. Bowen; Hiawatha. Mrs. Alice as a coal miner at Clear Oreek. East Helper. who tion agents' According to Fred Bosone, ENDORSEMENT Mrs. his are Reginald and Mr. Martin, Surviving West Cromble; parents, 2nd RECEIVES So. 89 East; team aMpd as manager of th of the ward Laursen Ann Martell. South well; Columbia, Charles Georgedes; Mrs. John A. Mangum of Mohrland; M. Mangum of Lawrence. Mi At the last regular meeting a mpetlng is called for Mil-Carmen widow, Mrs. Lola Ward Mangum; of Hallway Funeral services were conducted street- - Northwest Helper, Mrs. Consumers. Mrs. Gladys Martin; in Salt Lake to iron out the Brotherhood Scher-t- r Main Edward Sweets three sisters, Mrs. Mary Stevenson Wednesday, In the CJear Creek Orson Nelson; ler No. 459, street; Creek, South Lodge Bryner Porter O difficulties, and to determine where was given the unani- Northwest Price Mrs. Drucilla Tow- - Mine, Grant Charles worth; Rolapp and Miss Phyllis Mangum of Mohr- L.D.S. ward chapel with burial in Sundays game between Carbon and mous Latuda endorsement for state represen- p11 East Price Mrs R. S. Williams; Mrs. Jim Wilson; and Carbonvllle, land and Mrs. Nina Bernson of Am- the Price city cemetery under the wl!l be played. It is erican Fork; and one brother. Cliff direction of the Wallace mortuary. Mrs. D. J. Colltol. district No. 1. Carbon Central Price.' Mr.. E. E. Jones; "fhoduled for the Helper park, but tative from county. request from the Magna-Garflel- d 4?i u Z H H Z H Z H 0 Z Helpers New Federal Building K Z H Z H I H "AT-PRIC- Z H S H Z , H g Z H Z H 1 Z : H Z u n j Z H Z H Z H strt. j Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H z j H Z H'f iI t i,&t home-owner- s " H I H Z H - 40,-00- $2,-50- 0 X - long-standin- eye-sor- e d Be Sure To Register Last Day Sat. Hors-istratio- 4 Av-eret- Le-fcio- Sid-Help- yes-tprfia- if j Magna-Garfiel- d |