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Show A THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, MINING 1939 BUILD UTAH GROUP RAILROAD AND D ISTR ICT SI I'outically Indepeiideni P"Acr - M r- nrn 'INSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR VOLUME '4SER SHOW SLATED Kiwanis Club Seats New Officers TO SEEK a. FEB, TAX ON IMPORTED GAS 9, 10, 33 NUMBER 2 KIWANIANS OF TWO 11 i TAKES RAPID FORM CLUBS HONOR FOOTBALL CHAMPS Carbon county's three lawmakers A biRger and better Dnys of '49 One hundred twenty-twwho are representing us in the state members show ' February 9. 10 and 11, this year of the Helper and Pnc.j Kiwanis which legislature, , i. officially opened ! 's, V. ? than the very successful one held'luhs, and special guests from Salt last Monday, Senator G. U. Lindstroni, in 10ns. is anticipated by the and Jordan high school, met and Representatives Frank, Bonacc: mittee in charge who nvt last Sun-.a- t the Helper civic 'auditorium last and Val H. Cowles, are expected to day to outline the progress made by night to pay honor to Coach Pr make a determin ihe various committees and to plan Summerhays and thmv-'h- i ee mem- ' ed rigm in Dehaiiil ' ' . ' future details of the show. " J 'ers of the 19:!S State Championship VJ'AL-'of the coal Indus-I- I I.. The first matter pertaining to the' Carbon footfall team. which affects; . . t - 9 entertainment planned for the show, , The meet ing served :k the first &. in V V ' everJ person iho "MOer Dance." was discussed and 'uter-clus gathering of tne two Ki-- a l4--Carbon County. clubs for 1939, with the proposition offered by Robert will only-iresenot They legis-to furnish the music was being arranged by Dr. James lation pertaining to the coal industry, He will, Ruggeri. who presided and introduced by the committer. cepted will but add impetus to the use of I, "J present fl orchestra, which is a former Carbon coach. C. W. "Stub rock asphalt as a road laying medaffiliated with the local music union by" Peterson, as master of ceremon- ium on our state highways. to furnish music for all three nights lies. Dr. Charles Rugger;, physician Southeastern Utah Associated Inof the show. Another conclusion was for the Dinosaurs, was the first dustries, through their legislative the 'decision to use both floors of sneaker. He paid a gloving tribute committee, will advocate a tax of two the auditorium for the carnival. The to the members of the 'earn tliAir cents rer 1000 cubic feet on natural ' lower floor will house the games coach and every oMier individual i gas imported into Utah during the and the main floor will he used for who had cooperated in making the present session of the legislature, Is the '49er bar. dance floor and pos- fine bano.net and the past year's an arnouncement made by Silas sibly a few concessions. football season the success it was. " s ? ft, Rowley, executive secretary. if Ajl f No fire arms, whether loaded or Other speakers heard on the pro The new bill provides for half the not. will be allowed Inside the build- - gram included Melvin Wilson, prin- tax rate proposed in a measure two . . . J t it i nose snow, r.. it? 'uuung ine iavingCinal of Carbon; Dunn Tavlor. coach years ago which after passing in the this sort of paraphernalia will beiof the .Ionian team who" bowed to lower house, died in the .sifting comasked to check them upon entering 'the local team in the state J. plavoff- mittee of the Benate. the show rooms. Mario Brar.nigan. sports writer from Aid To State A committee from the Kiwanis the Salt T.ake Tribune: Coach SumTo avoid hindrance to possible de-- , jClub will have charge of the pub merhays; Vernon Merrill. former velopment of natural gas within the were Carbon coach, and Ike Armstrong, licity and advertising, and state the new measure will be drafturged hy the general committee to University of Utah conch, whose ed to provide for such a contingency. get started early n a campaign that. team just recently won the from to left Reading Front row. John l.ange, director; Fred Bosone, treasurer; Cii!f Big right: will surpass that used last year. This Seven Conference Memmott, Mayor J. Bracken Lee, president championship. Mac secretary and immediate Jack Houston, director; Back row. Earl Acord.' h! Committee of the association, said development met W. last night and tenta- Ray Lopez, of Helper, gave a humdirector; Warden, president; Henry Hall, U. Governor, Hist. No. i; Dr. James Ruggeri, of Utah rock asphalt also will be orous interpretation of the game of Chris Jour-las- , tively outlined their program, It was announced at the Sunday footall. urged in preference to use of imdirector; Eugene Gibson, M. P. Street and Omar Biu.no!. directors, were abrcnt when picture was ported road oil. meeting that a specta! marker will taken. Mr. Brannieran. in representing his soon be available for people to ob- pa.per. commended the Members Listed activities of Members of the legislative com;ain and wear, which will be signi 'he Kiwanis clubs, and praised the scene a Amid of an of the good simonsen, assistant cashier of th directed a mV h,n.i pleasure r ,r Days of '4!. mittee of the association which Inhigh type of football displayed by is: "What the Dinosaurs during the past season. cludes Senator Lindstrom, H. H. fellowship the newly elected olficers Helper state Bank; LeRov Kane, meeting, which was the highlight of1 The slogan ,0P1 Jones. Albert Roberts, Frank Bonaeci of the Helper Kiwanis club for 1939 Trainmaster for Helper Division of the evening from 'an emel'tainmenti1568 ,he.Day M "rtpa make Coach Summerhays .'xpressed be. HeIPpr" and Val H. Cowles and Mr. Rowley, were installed into office at the fhe Rj, Grande: William Wetmore 'srtamlnoint lief that the 193S football season had Mr T!,t have advanced five reasons for the civic auditorium last. Friday night, roundhouse employe, and president 'awarded the story tellin- - prize she' AH oranIzations in Helper are done much in bringing the county of to assist in putdng on the Carbon, and Approximately 70 members and their of the Rio Grande Service club; being the only woman contestant proposed tax: especially Helper and f 49- - The comnttee urges 1. Inported natural gas is in direct wives or partners were in attendance Former members, Thorit Hatch, Hel- Price, closer together in a harmonOthers who were heard on the'pro-,Daylf ym y witness the installation and to per attorney and James Galanis wn contacted. ious spirit of cooperation. He thankin-gram were Mr. Memmott, who bnef. that. competition with Utah's coal s" 1 auenfled ed and praised the Salt Lake participate in tne excellent program manager of The Vogue, reviewed dustry. the activities '.n ly of the past . xtt ,De Tp-to next meet" for their support in publicisingpapers 2. At present the gas enters tax:arransea- Perry, who is employed by year and urged the same cooperation . ""T""' ,oul, his ,ne " W. H. Wariell, uho tor the past; the Helper Furniture and Hardware with the 1939 officers thnt had been team. free, save for a small property tax, , ' Jan,,ary Mr. Armstrong, who ts a member and is unfair comeptition with the; eleven years has been principal of ."omrmv. became a member of the during 1938. President War-- ! 49 SHOW - club of became rew ,111 the Salt Lake Kiwanis club, recoal industry. the schools, after presHelper the Immediately meeting, vv.i lAiciqi ilia IJJI fUIULlUU lJl ( viewed brieflv the 3. Coal mining is a major employ- ident, succeeding C. N. Memmott but was not officially inducted. He the opportunity to serve as the club's; NEW BOARD re MEMBERS cently taken by the Utah teamtrio er of labor and indirectly and dir- Mr. Wardell has served the club aSi'in-possibly three other members new president, and pleaded for an which ' took them to Hawaii and El Paso. He ectly provides work for more persons secretary during the past year, and 'vill he officially admitted at the! active and aggressive organization.! Dr. Ruggeri and Mr. Bosone com-- ! than any other single industry within also served in a like capacity for; next, regular meeting. urged the members of the Carbon flVv-mente- d team to continue their schooling if Hall Installs Officers the state. Natural gas provides rel- two years during 1933-34- . briefly on the alue of ser-- i ,U "WUWIIIl. Dr. Lieutenant Governor James George! succeeds possible but not to get the idea that Hall vice little Ruggeri Kiwanis. employment atively Henry through 4. Utah's coal industry their football ability, would carrv will decline Black as the new vice president. He "as the installing officer, and Qlirls OFFICE SATURDAY Four Have Perfect Attendance them to unprecedented unless natural gaR is placed on a served as chairman of the program 'Jouflas, chairman of the 1938 Four members of the club were; heights of success in the world. "If you can more equitable competit'.ve basis. As bership committee, inducted the new honored by Mr. Bunne! for having! during the past year. At the regular January meeting of lose courageously and win gracious Fred J. Bosone was Installed as members into Kiwanis. deman i falls off. men will be out of gone through the entire 'ear with a! Carbon district school board on ly, one of t'.e Since the beginnine or 1938, and perfect attendance record, and three work ar,n purchasing y.ower in the treasurer lor the second consecutive greatest lessor.a pos 14 one new member atm sible has been learned." he ftate curtailed. year, and C. N. Memmott will serve including last week's meeting. 21 .others were mentioned as having! January m.u leeiecini memners Will take of Following the banquet. Mr.stated. names Have been added to the roster missed only one and three meMine-5. A tax on natural gas will pro- as secretary. Arm local rlb; eighteen are 'i;w. Those with a perfect attendance according to Clerk George Ockey. Earl Acord of Castle Gate. John f vide additional revenue for th- - st.ite. strong showed films taken - their arei fice, . . . . ,,, t Tun eei nrst to squad photographer of the '3S games ",c Jack Houston, Cliff Memmott, John Lange. Jack Itouston. Eugene Gib- - uHmDers and three are for.nr '49 SHOW ' W" Played with the Utah Aggies and ' Chris Jouflas, M. P. Street and,,,ws 'bo have rejoined. Mi are still Iange and Jack Phalen, the Utterlr J 254 PERSONS BOOKED Omar Bunnel become Uio new board the regular board session Colorado. the active list of the ..I :b except having tarnferred from the Price ing which ff!wi1 be he,(l- - c- - W .Peterson, Kenil Besides honoring the football jtwo, K. I Moriarity and 'T el Mar- - eluh November of directors. ami BY SHERIFF'S 1m beti, transferred having New Members Inducted by the record since that time. Ernest Flaim r'rUj; foPr,r roa.ch at Carbon hish team, the combined Kiwanis cluos school, will take his place as he be- - of the two Carbon cities carried out OFFICE DURING 1938 iR'o Railorad to Grar.rj Jut-c- - and S. P. Colton have Four new members and two former only one . " ' He s,,0Ppe,,s one of their major objectives. "Aid were admitted to memDer-.""miss, and Thurman Carter haa three. i?,n"M h," Tye "I X total of fifteen counts were members X Co " s umera- who lid ing the Omar Bunnel occupied tho position Several other members have at the They night party. youth of America in shaping ?aylor' records Friday charged against 254 persons by the ship is their future destiny." i' new A, S. AVahl, man of master of ceremonies and ied the well over 90 per cent. The club,n0t 8epk r(,e,PPtlon- - Mrmembers. are: Sheriffs office during 1938, according now an instructr n vocational arts story-tellincontest with a number average for the year is 76 Five new members of the Helper per cent to a report made this week by De ager of the Avalon hotel and member , of clever stories. Robert Carnival! Harris lat CarDOn Junior college. club were introduced by W. H. Warof council; 49 SHOW the city present puty Sheriff Hugh Taylor. Fir81- order of business when the dell, they are: Charles BertoHno, new board convenes will be to choose John Laboroi. Bruce Charges of embezzlement accountMoffitt. Bert SIGN NEW BANK HAS ed for more than half of this number STAG PARTY SMOKER PRESIDENT'S PARTY officers for the coming year. Orson Milano and Jesse Perry. 140 persons being booked on this H. Guymon, Price, whose term does '49 SHOW Main street in Helper was made ED FOR count. not expire for three years, is now Nineteen were arrested on much more attractive this week when LOWENSTEIN'S HAVE f.ALE FOR LEGIONAIRES charges of driving while under the The Helper State Bank completed JANUARY 30th HERE president, and Mr. Naylor is vice Lowenstein Mercantile nresld opened up influence of liquor. Neon an attractive of erection the t9 a"nua' January clearance Committees neen sale have clerk, and John E Pettlt Ockey. appointed Others were hooked as follows: sign in front of Its place of business. AT ROOSEVELT SAT, and plans are being rushed for treasurer. The other hold-ove- r luwmay. an'' according to Sam . rep-joCriminal homicide. 2; rap, 2; aggra- Besides .being attractive, the sign is manaser- the Rtme is chuck-part-y the annual President's Birthday resentative, besides Mr. Guymon !s vated assault, 2; larceny and theft, equipped with a large clock, some-- . D. iW. scheduled Wilson, Standardville who still'" ? attraotive bargain for every throughout the over $50 value, 4; under $50 value, thing this city ha.s needed for a long According to Information received member of the family. United for ihas 30. one States year to serve. 12: ftlltO thfft January nrrut Itlltlnn on.J time. The clock is guaranteed to keep this week from Department AdjuSilas 1?e 1",b,ic is cordially invited to was The reelected board members areappointed commercial vice, 2; burglary, 10; sex perfect time, tant A. S. Horsley of District No. 5, chairman Rowley for W. Carbon whoi"? !n8,e,n'a a vis 1 an1 with Taylor Turner, "ounty, Sunnyside, , American Iegion. the district will offenses, 8; offenses against family to )ffer- No ,,ef'ni'-y The sign was hung up about two Donald defeated Francis J. Dimick, Welling-I Hacking and George Spratand children, 2; violating road and 8 bppn 8et for the end of .e weeks ago, but Saturday was the first hold a "District Stag Smoker" at ling being chosen in like canaci- - iton, bv. a one-vot- e :. in margin tb. driving laws, 2; suspicion, 12; oth- time it bloomed out In a lighted Roosevelt Saturday at 8 p.m.. Deties for Price and Helper, respec. December election; and L. E Dur- - this mammoth sale at one of Her- W. Rrnest partment ers, 32. was clock the pers oldest business firms. and color combination s tlvely. Edward Scherer, Latuda. jrant. Castle Gate, who had no Crocker and District Five Command'49 SHOW set. Cox, Helper, Jack Richanls jpoflltion to his candidacy for the five, year term In er Vern Davis, made a trip through district No. 1. and Earl Jones of Price, complete ; the northeastern part of the dis trict where arrangements were made unty.enewith Thmelrt,('ecomunRy for the party. . chairmen being listed as members The party will be stnetly stag, a The names For Men Only: Today has been sorlal artists will go prizes that fit fans will basketball of Caon county these men unare .conference center whn decreed by Mayor G. F. SDratline-- in the occasion. The Judges in all con- - place where every Legionaire and konwn at this time. ,have an opportunity of seeing two a former Aggie Interman can and an will be people testa V. enjoy A meeting was he'd in Price j0 v, the best amateur teams in the heighth 6'2"; . o .neci.1 nror.imn towering Bob Rust' fun of the until known made evening not entertainment, will esting he in action state the at civic auditor a hm-ficial time to start Tuesday night, at which time It ho starred for Logan and a dutch lunch. high and is event is judged was decided to hold the annual ium Saturday night, when Beckers- a mere f,'4" in Da an arii-pr!sinr mQ,u.., heihth. In Mr. w1U b.e Wilford urge post every Horsley Kowu rrlzofi eacl nIgh of meet will Uinta dance unde at the the civic auditorium Helper Uays of '49 ehow Bcheduled for Feb-- ; Yat('8' Lee Carn. Cliff ,the lady and gentleman having ,e the district to be represented by as here. This conforming with a for- feated Logan Knit squad from Txgan, Poole. Karl Smith. , ruary 9, 10 and 11. Fred Aste and i .best ooptume in keeping with the many members as possible. mer arrangement to alternate the The Logan team is M. O. Porter, adjutant for All males win ne expected to do Bpirjt 0f the show. In this contest, t n! the "ne-nCmp,e,e ..party each year between Helper made up of former Aggie appear here this week. the best they can to cultivate the Judges will again be people from Post No. 21, stated that a large dele ...and Price. stars ilv.s fw out. The local beer team had I brush patch between the hair-lin- e gation from Helper is expected to atout of Helper, A more detailed their and complete ! and standing high school grad the collar line. For the best re-- i heretofore perfect record warred last year the idea was carried to tend the Roosevelt affair. will be program announced later uates from Salt Lake. Basin Post No. 64 will be the en j suits from the angles of density, at-'- a Saturday when they lost to the in the Journal. very successful conclusion with g Ogden and Logan. itractiveness, messlnees. scrawniness, 'rearly every man or boy in town tertaining hosts to the district. Uinia high school team '49 SHOW '49 SHOW 5239. Beckers were scarcity, dignity, or what have you, having some sign of. vegetation on According to Inform- playing without the Judges will Belect winners. It is his face. Mrs. Celeste Dalpiaz returned Mon.it,on received this week Mrs. John Pland of Salt Lake, the services of Klnner. Walte and-hoped that the barbers can be per-- ! AngcIeaJby Ed Marchettl. manag- Read the Mayor's proclamation tn formerly of Carbon county, spent a day morning from viwuiuier, wnicn naturally weakened to uaded the team. The game was furnish men with hoes, this Issue of the Journal, and start week here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe! where she visited with her daughter.! r of the local team, the plaved at a Milano Hnd friends. hiwnmowers, etc., to remove them today, January 12th, Anne, who is a student nurse in the traveling Logan squad is Vernal. growing for you at the show. To the winners beard, and lining up appropriate '49 SHOW ISt. Vincents hospital. Mrs. Dalplaa made tip of the following Saturday's game will precede a u the oliage contest, find to the costumes to wear during the Pre-- ; Elmie Bernard! spent Tues-iiinjalso visited friends in Santa Monica players: dance at the auditorium which Is dinners among the In ton-- , Salt Iake City. 'while the coast state. Eldon Wateon, former Aggie r11- - sponsored by Carbon Days of '49. county C.I.O. j e eoni-jLak- iy.Kitry '- -' Car-jwan- pro-mo- nl 1 t.l. if '"ill vL J i r. II jrj v ? . t; - Jnnt 1 i J ..ei ilted T?'1 !' so """' " v.. : sun-enjoye- d P-- - gr.OO-iml- e i Ill ..... j mem-committ- b-,- . it !. , de - g rvwjT j - !i- - - j - 1 op-Jes- GROW A BEARD- BE A REAL '49ER j BECKERS MEET LOGANKNIT SAT "r'sim. e n t 'Tlf I rhT C,m-lo- Tt i .sT , I p |