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Show NUMBER 28 W.. UMESS " t.' PI Itrn ggg,TIf II FT ilLHlLU M CVY A this and surrounding communities, Ignnual Swim Week at the Helper Jidpal pool will begin on Monday, 24. it i. was-a- this week Vernon Jalrmaa Merrill, the of and saving Hf, t aid committee d the Carbon cha pter of the Cross. jean Red Gibson, David of the ,upervisor local . will plunge, associated with in dir Mr Merrill ecting activities of be Vernon Merrill training. Miss Patsy Clark : .1 PROGRESS REPORTED Merrill Ameri- course outlined n Helper classes yiuviues and adults, . both for children beginners and experienced swimmers. the daily The L2L ON WATER SYSTEM, lor iubuul-tio- chair- Independent -. B.LIV.- SLATED FOR SUNDAY Greek-America- BALL PARK PROJECTS schedule will be as fol VT Thursday, julv 13, 1939 Increase In Postal receipts Indicates FREIGHT RATES ON Business Good Here COAL UNDER STUDY Indicating a healthy and improved economic situation in Helper, local postal receipts for the first half of 1939 increased substantially over the revenue for the corresponding period of last year. Postmaster Eugene Gibson said this week. Income for the six months ending June 3V amounted to (5150.53, as compared with $5062.84 in the first half of 1938. Revenue for the second Quarter this year totaled $2436.57, a large gain over the 193S figure of $2286.40. The business increase was greatest in the last 30 days, indicating Helper is successfully resisting the usual summer slump, GAPA CONVENTION The Association, ff SLASH IN RAILROAD Progressive known as nationally GAPA, will hold its annual convention at Colton Springs, on Sunday, Julv 16. Prior to the picnic special services will be held at the Hellenic Orthodox church in Price. Approximately 150 members of the association and their families are expected to attend the affair. Established in 1924 at Pittsburgh, Pa., the GAPA's chief alms are to develop citizenship anion its mem. bers through special schooling, to teach the traditions ana laws of the adopted country and to cultivate the virtues incident to good citizenship. The district, comprising Utah and a portion of Wyoming, Is headed by James Galanis of Helper. n N'ck Thomas, Little Stansecretary; dard, John Hon. Helper, and Jack South worth, Peerless. According to. Mr. Ed Scherer Scherer, a strong effort will be made to secure Senator Homer T. Bone of Washington for the principal speaker. Separate invi: Local Church Head On tations to the senators are being exStake Fund Committee tended by the industrial union council and by State Representative Val Bishop Cecil Broadbeht of the Hel H. Cowleg of Price, who has Been a per L.D.S. Ward is a member of the friend of the prominent lawmaker finance committee appointed by the for a number of years. Carbon stake presidency . to raise Senator Bone has established an tuuda t0 aid in tne construction of a enviable record for progressive legis.'Btake storehouse and work center at lation, and if the Carbon council is prjCe. ' successful in securing' his services, ! The cost of the building is esti-thundoubtwill celebration Helper mated at $22AW0, and while the have greater distinction than JJoi. portion , of this sum will be in the state. counted for by donations of labor Although the schedule of events and material, the stake has been conhas not yet been outlined definitely, ducting a drive to raise approximateamusement lovers of Eastern Utah ly, $.WiO in cash.. are assured that the program on LaOther members of the finance com. bor. Day, will be, replete with enter- mittee are:, William BU.Stapley. of tainment for both adults and child- Castje Gate; Angus E. Johnson and ren. Among the chief events will be rietcner a. Hammona, Jt'rice, and a parade, a program at the city park, Asa T. Draper, Wellington. games, sports, novelty contests and man; and James Colzani Incidentally, Mr. of Price. ud Mr. Gibson are qualified can Red Cross examiners: The training ColuniDia, m.uc me the , As the hub of Carhon county's mining and railroad activities Hel per's importance as an industrial Senator Homer T. Bone center was again called to mind Sought As Speaker On this week with the issuance of a urogram In September report showing that Carbon ranks fifth among the 29 counties of the Preliminary plans for state in the 1939 assessed valua- ty's next major festiveCarbon coua. event the tion of mines and utilities. The re- Labor Day celebration to be held In port was released by tbe state (ax Helper on the first Monday in Sep commission. tember are well underway, President The assessment on property of Edward T. Scherer of the Carbon this classification is set for this County Industrial Union council re year at $13,040,857, as compared iported this week. with $14,335,127 in 1938. Only Salt . The general com Lake, Box Elder, Utan and Weber mittee in charge counties reported a larger mine of arrangements and utility valuation, with Weber includes the fol enjoying only a slight edge over lowing: Carbon's total. Claud Adams A0rine recreational, healthful and -- Mr benefits of infinite importance nounced ,, nans Inaugurated For Helper Labor Day Fete , Revealed By Report III JULY UIST WEEK T - Helper's Importance As Industry Center MUNICIPAL POOL 7" PoUtically M 1 J II U.I II r - r. A proposal to effect a reduction of 50 cents a ton on coal freight Is under discussion by railroad rate offi and retail fuel dealers of the state. Representatives of the two groups met at Salt Lake Thursday to consider the suggested change, which would affect intrastate rates on prepared slies of coal. The reduction in freight costs was proposed as a pieans of meeting ' competition by coal truckers. The Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad and the Utah Railway had representatives at the session. J. Edward Taylor, secretary of the fuel dealers' association, who called the meeting, asserted that the retail coal dealers over the state are suffer ins from a number of various problems that are hindering the business. He said they hoped to attain stability of price and a lower freight rate to conVpete ' with persons who truck coal, chiefly from the Carbon-Emorarea. Any reduction in freight rates would have to. be done at the Instance of, the Utah public service commission. cials 1 DRIVE LAUNCHED BY UNIONS TO DEVELOP MAXIMUM STRENGTH With the 'dual 'objective of building Progress on two important com- . .. local unions to tbeir greatest present the under twelve of projects jmunity improvement a.m., beginners HELPER AND PROVO possible strength and organizing new water system and the wars of age; 9:30 a.m. beginners jthe municipal mem. units of employes, an Intensive under 18 years of age; 10 a.m., swim, renovation of the grandstand at the bership campaign, 'scheduled to cover KIWANIS HOLD MEET mere10:30, a.m., special women's Helper ball park was reported this a .90;day period, was launched this week, 'v' class; 11 a.m., life savers. week under the direction of Frank ! to Reco'der Beginners who qualify will, receive Ernest According Oity Bonaccl of Helper, C.I.O, represen An Inter-clu; meeting between the re the Fiaun the u ate. l;e i roject is ibout badges while those meeting " ' tative.' and Proyo Kiwanis clubs was illelper SO test! .life of cent the and unless quirements per saving, completed, Approximately held Wednesday 'evening in the Helw ith emblems. TheN.ofkmen will be presented are retarded dv unforseen in per civic auditorium. A., D. Johnson 3000 workers awards will be provided by the Carb- delays the undertaking should be of Provo was the principal speater, Carbon and county " on chapter. , wholly finished by August 15. discussing Americanism and mainadjacent regions remindare Prospective applicants The project involves laying of apnow affiliated taining that the present form of govare ed that the instruction will be given proximately eight miles of with the O.I.O., ernment in this democracy should be without charge, and the general publast iron pipe, replacing wood lines. and it is expected continued. ic is cordially invited to enroll. Completion of the work now unuer- that the drive now j He emphasized the brilliancy of the The Helper course is ohe" of' three' va will ive Helper citv a metal under way will re- men w ho founded this government, planned in the county this year. pipeline between here and Kyune, sult in a substan- 'particularly lauding George Wash' ichoolhas already been tela in Price !agsurmg a ecfiCien. and sani- tial increase of in- 'ington. a second will be conducted deiivery of culinary water. tnere'tary dustrial . union I . Otherentertainment included a tap next month, Mr. Merrill' '.gald.4- dance by Miss Helen Rae Nilson, with Mr. Flaim said that approximately members. In addition to j piano accompaniment by Mrs. Clyde; 40 men are now engaged in the work. " .the solid ranks of Miller. M C Porter, city street supervisor, URGE NUMBER OF a dance. coal who miners Itaid the grandstand improvement Frank Bonaccl are members The Labor Day celebration, which CONFERENCE HELD ot j On Committee project, which is one unit of the is alternated between Price and Helthe United Mine Worker of Ameris HELPER RESIDENTS wide beautification program, city National Conclave ica, the C.I.O. Jn Carbon county has 'ipproximately 70 per cent finished. per, is recognized as one of the most BY MINE WORKERS C. R. Fahring, chairman of the common affiliates Dr. events in this part laborers,' among in the middle stands important annual Ail of the SEE WESTERN SHOW stone board and Carbon fete of and of commissioners, said this masons, cooks the bartenders, state, year's imhave been replaced, and general this week that all county elective to eclipse its predecessors waiters, musicians,, barbers, laundry local District officers promises union and on other made are being provements, '. in aueuuaiice uiiu variety 01 delegates from Carbon county are employes, asphalt worker and bot- officials are planning to attend the Those stirring, virile 'days when thvportions of the structure. ' Attractions ; ttenumg the twelfth . Biennial con tling plant workers and distributors. annual convention of the National , , ! A will rne be Association of to effort 01 Officials at Og. enroll center strong made was tbe County 22 of 183btitutional convention 'district "'7"-;"'lords of the lea and Dr. Frank fnlninhft Here Hel')er observance whlch attl.act.!of the United grandees Mine Wor!urg of Am. all eligible Workers In the foregoing den, Monday, Tuesday and Wednespass were recalled to thousands of! Jn Dr. Demman S . - .... day.' AbSence)eJ st!Veral thousand visitors to thisiica which opened in Ogden Tues. classifications. ' eastern Utah residents at the third ' The t l.iov" a . even An is member Dr. and .enter. of the larger plant Fahring bottling ....' employes t . . n j. Tw L'T.atib I'rt.nmnn ui - urmiutin: . ... . unuai KoDoers . Koost hv in nnn nrtuUtoA were Kounaup committee re of only arrangements organized - j charge Utah delegates include Prank . . n vprsiTu at umaiia. .eu.,i" ohtin mca conciuaed . but already tbe unit Is prov-!iiv- e for convention entertainment. at rrice j l::cci, Helper, C.I.O. field representa-;cently- , ot Dr. A.J3"-""1"of the in : practue lis charge evtJng. unqualified success, Mr. Bon-!- f and acting delegate from theln6 Demman during tne lauei s -- ul K. Climaxing the spectacular and !accl a,d. nd gives prom'se of being local Alfred union; unnyside Carey, FARMERS OF HELPER Dr. Colombo, three-daBUSINESS HOLIDAY event, the third f,ence on his vacation. Scofield. district board member; J.ione of the staunchest operating a native of Sunnyside, is a graduate VICINITY URGED TO PonBored by Price 3 the No. of post board der the C.I.O. banner. Columbia, district ... ..,1,, aowtinn of the Carbon county mgu stuum. Amerlran tch of The Central Council SAVE WATER SUPPLY County member and the following envoys) at Crei-tinPLANNED ON JULY 24 !from his stud-eof a rodeo Is cooperating Auxiliaries - Women's queen on the final eve- - After completing Caslocal B. A. unions: Hyatt, a year Cooperation of farmers of the HelMi9 verin 'ounn f Meve- - khton he was associated for tie Gate; J. Llewellyn, Clear Creek; iwiiuieueaneuiy m iue unve, anu for a; and district ln conserving Irrigation Omaha hospital per an lnd was the. 1 with comneti-innpr of th Uav. Monday, July 24, will Arthur ManKum. Roval: John Rich- - resentatlves of the group will attend was requested this week by here he was water to coming fion, prior of year of Carbon $50. a a meetings business holiday ln'.,rrt8f Spring Canyon; cash prize receiving the, John 'Bond, jregular be observed as Memorial Dee P. Andirson, water commis'-slone-r, Thomas Miss Erma Ralph at located Keller of Price and" Met-- ; Nick Thomas, McLean Mine; jdustrial Union council to participate according to an announce-'nains- ; who warned that the storage lene Halls of Monticello discussions concerning the were other hospital, ment Tuesday by Secretary Chris if.k Murray, Kenilworth; J. E. Brln-- ' u of 10,500 acre feet of is accompHiueu approximately Colombo Dr. 'toners, their cash award.i amounting project, of the Retail Merchants' as- pyi Sweet Mine; William Yates, in Scofield reservoir will sufwater to HO his wife, the former Roc Demman sociation. and! each. watha; David L. Day, Columbia fice for this season only in the event Hundreds of of Sunnyside. Helper residents Stores, public offices, the Helper Arthur Smith, Sego. there is no waste. store the rodeo. The Rio Grande ON BANK STATEMENT State Bank and the state liquor "Otherwise there will be a defiService club CARBOlARTIsfTO band, with Stanley branch here will be closed on that Mrs. R. O. Weeter, daughter Zella, said. "A survey is now he ciency," to Yellowof Helper as drum major, and son' Raymond, flew (ay being made to determine whether or Krtieipated in. the parade held each 'o Dublic celebration in observance stone Natioanl Park last Thursday, CONDITION RELEASED not conditions warrant further leasing an, wening prior to the rodeo perform-incewhere they spent two days touring! if the day will be held, but the SUBMIT BID FOR of water. Applications for additional m the park. Enroute bacl : by plane tney , lnlttitution t0 be ln leasing may be made with County niversaiy of the pioneers arrival the gh in addition to the several score Utah will be commemorated with; visited relative, fn Salt Uke and ; tfc na Treasurer A. N, Smith, pending comp POSTOFFICE MURAL services in the L.DS. church rroVo. Especially impressive accord-- ; foboy8 of the nation who vied r special q pletion of the Investigation." 'w Prizes in the conventional rodeo on Sunday. July 23. Bishop Cecil ijier to the vacationers, was the con'ilg8Ued thlg week At the beginning of the season conditions weather in nts, entertainment was furnished while) Tfae gtatenjenf revea8 resources Scofield reservoir contained 26,500 jtrast was rcceiv-H- l this week Broadbent announced. tha.. following specially performers: stmering irom a .neai wave, 11 was totaling 11,046,579.04, including cash acre feet, substantially less than the J' theCarl Postmaster Eugene G.bson j were Pizza necessary to keep fires in the park and liquid assets in the Bum of $615,. normal of 30,000 acre feet. number . a educated Mrs George her and and for Mr Henry rL,n Trsett of Price, uOTSe "Swecthoo..". nana VTtna j continually. burning ::u::: , 545.51. Of this amount $250,832.38 is of the N.w Similar requests have been addressBingham visitors Sunday. a Trixle!of fancy and bronc formerly and Sd, riding; represented by United States bonds, ed to all farmers served by the Price Students' league of 3 stocks and securities, while -- r tha board 0f directors fancy rope river water conservation district. ,oer "ver brothers trick twirling; Paintf vnral and is represented by cash on roping MULiriv Votinnal TT.t. I ana Jasbo,"'L. 'T, ' hand and due from banks. Loans and J "'"i nuivomo mit bid for the painting HOPPERS MENACING era, win ..v.ifi7ori for fe"on, comedy acts. discounts, including overdrafts of r the mural recently $1,368.33, are listed as $431,032.63. Ithf Helper postoffice. or in Ne-The banking house, real estate, fur .. ointerf . GARDEN PLOTS HERE JJEW RECREATION "r ...raunuii dur'ng and fixtures is carried in the niture ars of y - nmher DEVICES WILL BE CALLED BE statement at the nominal figure of $1. War on the grasshoppers menacing HELPER WARD BISHOP EXPECTS BIDS WILL Lilcb time he gained wide recogni-!ti-the NEW $25,000 BUILDING WEEK FOR PLACED NEXT OF Listed as liabilities are the- follow- gardens in the Helper and Castle PART FORE He PARK pnted in art- circles. items: Capital stock $50,000; sur- Gate regions has been declared by " ni liic Uhhif ing amusement a Relief an Child; ren'n hall, n In an effort to permit construction chapel, in;mura,s n the main inveRtine his $80,000; undivided profits and Carbon agricultural officials. Wm. H. plus, ..u ?e Helper finr-l- will 1.oe AnlniKTA,! In IPriro Civi auuiiui"""! the end or thls momn, nkwij un, :.rr.. wm reserves, $21,897.67; vnnwTedge 01 r Ktart by enlarged "ii"""1 deposits, will the of Two a kitchen. the' intimate in Bennett, county extension agent, sal qassrooms future with the Installation work with an meliminary details involved, including demand deposits of this week. To curb the ravages of e under of eab the inrated the . inn nr tne new am.vuv time deposits of the pest, poisoned bait will be made equipment P"r- - n.s su i? the only "!round building. The chapel will bave a $381,067.41, and v' K in , - iU.i "ilP III ri i'" stoffice fun. I. r hVnrt are being pushed forward rap. $513,613.96. ui,.Vi . in- thp nf -- nrt available to gardners of the two ,tin '"'ocecd o tor BroariDeni Cec "f the annual Days of '49 lone In i.iiv States ?ed United an the of crowd communities. the large unduly lcieDratlnn rfard said this week. - by ievent CARBON FATALITIES SHOWN to an an-- j been ipifor the ooun, ' '. according amusement hall may be Allotments of the preparation have . 011 fnr hlds will be issued the adjoining nepanu ux treasury to Two tted overaccommodate to persons met death in auto already been made to a number of utilized wbrn the any after and must be week, next ce,ebrat,o:i permanent Lcurement division of the treasury fore part of mobile accidents In Carbon county applicants, and others whose gardens little mmittee nivuM has 2, be church TacSd will of Construction during the first half of 1939, accord. arc threatened may obtain the bait the October in getting the be , , chen.new Pa devices will IncTude department by pro-Twelfare a as on ing to a report issued this week by from Mr. Bennett at Price. No excarried project, the as I Sect underway inasmuch en'8 e state and a num-sltMEETING a for travp, highway patrolmen of this dis pense wll) be involved for gardners large employment GROUP CALLS already been prepared and'vidlng . 4m0. 1. mili 8. Iadder. The cost of the .. rnnnto In Ih trict. No fatalities occured during who are qualified to mix their own auhnn Tlmarthpnt on r ia amount of matena, IU bold large the $100, Mr. wil, o.ca SnSn corresponding period of 1938. The bait after receiving the necessary Indiwtrlal w ther Hei. ground. total months number ot automobile deaths gredients, but otherwise a small mixsix within after MmnMA , Tho church ...win oe cu"""-- " regular monthly meetly Friday, last year was four; h Rtart ne of work. mfinDing fee will be charged. auditorium A,rt brick and will inciuur entertained the Tues. per civic fie"ng club tJnla week. 21, at 7 p.m- lows: 9 - T' b e ma-edl- y ac-an- y . - J Fahring For I .... - .,rt,)iiril samruajih"" . sue-ttssfu- y s mem-Joufla- s p Lit-foet- ; . tf " ... the,'' $358,-713.1- - j i Church Building Project To Get Underway Soon r o IN - ! j u.uulu, . ; M ' .1 1 dlf-lHo- w-- merry-go-roun- d " JV ..... d' - ' "ZTL $891,-681.3- ; |
