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Show 193s 'UR UbAND j Jr. l on AD "'at 1 ' V ' iiji Al'il j , j Monday, The Only Newspaper in the World That Give s ffxXXNo. 17, TMI JOURNAL'S Ntvwa In.-no- . OEUVEBEO ONLY ON UeSCHimON a rew ' ' 'ann6v Armistice Day PROCLAMATION i UD ' ' ' 1 IsEAS the fBt '.. d,y" I. ' ,j 1 1 rause for which millions n. th,i, .:..' ;tice THE CASUAL day 11' S? . Just as one Party to Another . BAJD n op-ple- the boys klnia went to Tuesday it looked pretty fcood for the Republican party in eueh a "Democratic stronghold" i s this, but the editor is just going to make mention of a point ere of the sacrifice one party made for a victory of the Republican ticket. Many of the business men and other citizens engaged in various occupations believe that the broadminded withdrawal of Principal "W. H. Wardell from the race enhanced the chances and the election, of virtually sewed-uMr. Sprattling. If Ihe Democratic ticket had been headed by a may- rolity candidate, the story might lave been considerably different n this pot and very likely would have favored Frank Porter who made a game fight for a Well, A Republican avalanche struck Helper in Tuesday's poll that sent the entire ticket into office Carbon Beats twn with one exception. George Sprattling, former city councilman and engineer of the D. & R. G. went into office by a majority of 211 votes over Frank Porter who was seeking to return to the office which he had previously held four consecutive terms. Mr. Sprattling led the entire election. Morgan, Plays Richfield Mon. Hot on the trail of the state the Carbon High shampionship Oridders will travel to Richfield to play Monday in a game that promises to be even more exciting encounter than the played here some weeks ago. The game is a quarter-fina- l match, the winner to advance into the semifinals with Jordan, 1935 champions. The Dinosaurs are given a decided edge in, the encounter, but an upset by Richfield is not overlooked for in view of the way Morgan outgained Carbon, Friday in the other quarter-fina- l match. Scoring with decisive thrusts in the first and last two minutes P'a'- - the Carbon HJeQ Dlno-saurs, Friday, pulled one of the John Quilico was named four year councilman with Bert Albert Rieci and Dr. Joe plaz being elected to the two-yea- Uun-ne- OFFICIALS ARE l, Dal- r NAMED IN CITIES coucil positions-- The city recorder-shiproved to be one of the mosii Interesting and did upset the dope Five other municipalities of Carconsiderably when Ernest Flaim, uniting on an independent ticket. bon county named city officials for walked away from his nearest rl- - the coming two years at the elec.al, Harris Simonsen (H), by 118 tion held Tuesday and include Hiavote lead. Mr. Flaim 'led the third watha, Sunnyside, Wellington, Cas-Ul- e Gate, and Scofield. ntry which was John Bonaccl by about the same ote. Folowing is the list of officials The ciosewt race of the election in each of the respective towns We Must Have Had was between Thunnan Carter and outside of Price and Helper: Some Honest There was only one ticket in the Arthur Dalpiaz, The latter was it j.i.im. ust t,,pi.v field at Sunnyside, and the follow-inadCalM northwest points place tne Stolen Price Auto 52 vote "Office a into by swept , i Mr. Galanis, commander, with j were elected: Horace Naylor. . c vantage. Of the new officials e- Loduct at a disadvantage .. I . Found In ArionzajFred Voll Jr., adju:ant, form the Republican landslide until the of- i ....., (prickett and Mr. Penn also mayor, 30; councllmen, John Jones, . are serve to four lected the city, the when lire the they submerged celebrations committee of the post. ficial dope was released from the . 39; A. E. Hopkinson, 39; James paring briefs in behalf of Morgan, active business men including Mr. Word of the finding of an aban-'Mrs- . Eva Hansen, president, ami judging sessions, Rumors throgh-o- ut fighting Trojans from Peacock, 59; T. W. Turner, 39. is which ah association, Mr. and Mr. Ricci, Juunel, Quilico, to Summit dietnet stolen! Mrs. Florence Dennison, secretary doned sedan automobile, the day set both sides astir Only one ticket was entered- in a more favorable adjustan is 6. Uj Dalpiaz. Mr. Sprattling from a Price agency early Friday, representing the auxiliary. as at one time Mr. Porter was re- the tune of 12 the town poll at Hiawatha Tuesrates frum the Carbon on Grande while Rio the engineer The game was one of the most has been received by local officers ported to be leading almost day. William Bunt received 133 area to points in Kansas matches seen on Dr. Dalpiaz is a practicing dentist votes for from deputy sheriff A. T. Hartley to be untrue and al- fiercely-playe- d This proved president, and the fol braaka, the Utah operators is Flaim Mr. CARBON and. employee. WORKS city Arizona. The car was! of reverse when the final the local gridiron n many Indian most Winslow, the on the Citizens' ticket, all comlolwng, of ling that the Wyoming summers. The boys rrom Morgan acting as deputy in the office found on a street in the latter city tabulation was given. were elected trustees: L. F. Cro-gahave the advantage in pre- now. recorder the were tough, hard as nails and early Saturday. D. V. Garber, F. E. Gleason, PROJECTS OPEN schedules. One interesting point brought game as a fighting trout. The fact Just A Case Of is believed by members of the It H. B. Llndeman. Cbesiterfleld coal company. was election out the prediction by that they were fighting their False Teeth local sheriff's office that the carj Candidates on the Citizens ticket straw-voti mine at Sego, Utah, is at- made by the Helper Journal can hearta out for be victory, was 22, re-- ! Pete stolen Harris, by of Carter Was were elected to affice in Tuesday's that who, Byron cn 3 Work ig well under on the result final the and (f to intervene in the case of cently released from the Provo Qf thft wpA projectg recentl .,,p. not in the election, lost heavily tested by the trips five of our boys election at Wellington. The vote patbern Wyoming Coal Oper- dream-lan- d after terri- mayorship. In the straw vote, Mr. was: Citzens' It is also thought by the of-- proved for Carbon countyi allll thp the polls when he misplaced took into president, Thayne 87 141 for to rolled issociatlon, which has pe- - jail. up Harris drove to theitourthf thjlt of constnictlI:K run. his false teeth while cantering ver- fic Impacts with their nprtheru Spratling 77; trustees, Behunin 91, Drap r Id for an Increase in the rate ficers that a of ratio is which Mr. Porter e dope favCarbon county jail and liberated wayg and grading tha 0arbon bally voting his ballot. There opponents. The 57; Larsen 91, Vonng90. ProgresSego to Idaho and the Paci- ored Carbon by three touchdowns for Sprattling. On the final vote sive 33. a fellow prisoner H. H. some have been Price, might question an,, ccn. president, Hansen 43; trusbrthwesL The (lf Mr th(U ourihi in ,he districts both for 4hat coun(y Helper, is request who was a? out losing these teeth had Mr. and the Dinosaurs started like, a Utah in the county Birch jail, 32; IJddell 40, Pinefcar tees, feego rate the 291 to voiles 502 ran be made 10 cents grading tracting rmn,ays up Sprattling aggregation. . held to face third degree !, firbon COUj.1v airBor W lti n Carter..- complained - the-- morning college-trainewhich is in 38, Brysonil. of the Carbon county being for Frank Porter in Price. A. T. Jones was elected town (started Friday, accordlr.; to J. L. after election (Taking note of the hit Mr. Prickett is filing burglary charges round figures almost exactly hilarity that prevailed when the G. O. P. THANKS Roaf, senior engineer. Chesterfield company and which ratio was the figure president, receiving 50 vites in inter- at Castle Gate. Jack Vignetto was a Salt Lake TUe airport project calls for an results came in Tuesday evening) Jw petltloa. VOTERS FOR HELP arrived at by the Journal straw-vote- . Tuesday'sheelection but Mr. Carter nor any other candifortunately just visitor this week on business. This shows some accuracy Neither expenditure of $4707, of which sent ot a call for the teeth in the $39S3 represents the federal grant. The final tabulations ot the votes and reflects the degree of fair- dates on the Citizen's ticket were The following were electday and in the Helper The largest of the three projects afternoon of election city election was ness with which the straw poll Inpposed. trustees: J. R. Jensen, Tracy ed vothird now underway is a $25,000 road thereby cleared himself. pleasing to leaders of the Re- was administered. Every C. F. Peterson, Earl WarJones, was list Caron the In ter and program in Spring Canyon. The registration publican party Helper Yesiiree, Sixteen bon county. The figures clearly in- drawn by the committee in nam-i- ren. project calls for the removal of a Consecutive Years There was ho contest in Tuesdicate that residents of Helper are the parties to vole this surelarge averhanging rock between comOf active to the service election at Scofield. James ! day's Peerless and Standardville, repair-thinking right along the lines of ly proved an effective barometer of the is record the Wallace received 28 votes for pre-- : of munity sections election the t of come out the on other through-oucities land realigning the ing bridges, Treasurer and the following were ? Jack sident, city Vignetto!! as nearly seventy-fivmore accurate (the road and resurfacing portions per cent of and considerably with asphalt. More than $17,000 Jack hits been elected eight con- the municipal officials elected than the school polls which favor- lected trustees: William Matthews, by the secutive times in city elections Tuesday in the states of the union ed Mr. Porter even on the day of Francis D. Wilson, Louis Gorishek, cf the total is furnished .1. B. Sillitoe. The i government. project is ex-- i and once or twice he was unoppos- were Republican and Utah was no election. norted to furnish employment for ed for the job of looking after the different from any other state. revote total is the following 409 men over a period of three city's check book. Can you look Most of the cities tVOr B. W. Dalton Of Price lOSt of this state ceived by each of the candidates PRICE TAVERN bitter WILL in else or Carany place Helper swept Republican administrations out side of the mayorship: Jy contested drive the polls; months. . ... , a bon and find record like mcounty into office with good sized majorsystem is ueiug tvj Four year councilman, John Quimce Bracken A spnnKiing attributed to ities and all this is in keeping d ,and8Caplng work is that! One factor Tuesday when his opponent, BE INFIRMARY R.' 389; R.O. Weeter, D., 244; lico, Jacks success in politics is his with the new trend of the of the nosed out with a two progressing in the new city pant modest thought Ivan Krizmauicb, Labor, 154; two-yea- r People's and unassuming attitude, of the federal people. We assure ,the citironcilmen, Albert Ricci, R., F margin. Mavor Dalton led the count by seven at a cost of $5490, the while another is ithe advantage of zens and taxpayers of Helper that The Old Tavern hotel will be this project amounting for Bunnei. R.. 420; J. J. Bert grant 423; ft four districts having reported complete, to $3098. Seventy men will receive the treasurer not having to offend the Republican party is and will Dalpiaz, R., 395; Claude Argyle, the county infirmary from now on Lee took the edge on ot live dis- - employment and it will require any oue or step on any one's toes. continue to serve the people to the D., 257; Matt Blondich. D., 206; bv virtue of a $12,798.49 purchase best of the ability of its two months to complete the work. John F. Hunter, U, I'i5; William of the building last week by the a nine vote margin. report P. Nielson, county rommissio'i rs from HanThe other project which is now The Last Vestige G. Wooras, D., 154; j Of a Reported nah Braffet who held title to the contest to Price proved to B. is the Simonsen Harris laying constructions (Signed) son 722, Parley P. Johnson 663; re- under L., 132; Chris Pozun, L., 127; reof the closest ever held building. a tunnel the purchase! of Transaction is Chairman repairing of treaa Independent, Ernest Flaim, William pipeline, 1435; corder, Grogan corder, The building was bought fron r and brought several issues surer, Rulon A. Bryuer 446. Pro and building of a diversion dam in last week of the old Tavern hotel 35S; H. B. Simonsen, It., 240; John 'the owner with funds received of '"ace in the course of the for the Price in county for the purpose infirmary Arthur D. coun219; THANK YOU! Spring Canyon Bonacci, (treasurer, gressive mayor. Lee 740; from the recent "comnrorat.se set' The principal one being cilmen William Camp- furnishing culinary water for Stan for the sura of $12.793.i3 and pur(2- - years-- ) Dalpiaz, R., 394; Thunnan Carter, tlement" of the F. F. Fisk of the monbequest city hospital which the bell 913; E. N. Chidester 737, Carl dardville and vicinity. The projec' chased conditionally from the 342. vn ers of Helper, we wish D., To the to Carbon county. $22,500 was s;iv-e- n "tent administration defend- - E. Olsen 666; treasurer, Carlyle will cost $9442 and will give 103 ey Carbon county received from to take this means of expiessing to Carbon county by the "setiSli cited facts and figures to Pace 1019. Holden and Grogan; men employment ror tvo iuuuui. the F. F. Fi.':k estate. It was pur- our appreciation for the support tlement" out of the $75,000 gift ACAMP CARBON 'nat it was of considerable were endorsed C.C. Hannah from chased Braffet. given us in the city election this by both tickets. " to the town originally bequeathed by D. Fisk lthough there is no semblance of week. and county and for a hospll.il. a and a likeness between hospital Prating on a paying basis. (Signed) George Spratling MEMBERS RECEIVED "sue really proved to be the SEVEN GET NUPTIAL! poor house, the county finally did and the Republican Ticket CHOLFRA EPIDEMIC Rn of the see-saget a little relativity as to the inaffair that BIDS THIS WEEK Fisk-t- hat n down at. was Dr. of tentions IN CARBON COUNTY Price Tuesday. THANKS, ANYWAY b Contended Engaged principally in road build geographic relativity, you know hnwovnr that area control erosion ,lle in A recent (outbreak of hog cholthe ing terms of the will of Dr. the infirmary is, just across the Seven licenses to wed were I v. i.ih to thank one and all of and tha construction of gravel era in the Gordon Creek, Price. tracks from where the hospital the friends who f he bequest could never have granted this week from the office supported me in paths at the camp site, 97 enrol-lee-- i Wellington and Spring Glen farm-- ' would have been! iccepted by the countv. This of Biigham Young. Those receiv the city election held this Tuea-of local soil erosion control ing districts prompted J. B. Jew-kein controversy though. ing the permits include William, day. I am exceedingly grateful for camp of the civilian conservation ' ' district agricultural inspectthe Wholo mwollnn It (u Olmstead and Sylvia Haycock of! this support and hope that it can corps began work Monday. The appointment of two scale ROAD SHOW WAITED to issue a warning to Carbon or, Ned that the city of Price Lamereaus,! be returned in (the course of time. Spring Glen, Waldo committees to meet with coal mine It is expected that by the end county citizeus Monday to beware omenta of Carbon county Lapoint and Clarissa Leavitt of was made at the final Harris Simonsen of the week, the work at the of uninspected Dork. j operators (Signed) astern Utah have now a Piovo. IN CARBON STAKE session of the 6ca!e convention of Dr. R. G. Swalberg. camp proper will be completed, af-- 1 Spanish medical authorities United Mine Workers, district Everelt Allred of Price and Hel-jthter which the enrollees will b pork veterinarian, spent Sunday APPRECIATION AN rrhjtecf, ,,ay tnat the bui(,. en Duke of Provo, Jo Wilson of. No. 22, comprising Utah and placed at work involving cutting ((n Carbon county assisting in the The annual road show of the and Viola Pierce of Welling-- ; ming, Wednesday I wish to take this occasion to of cedar post and erecting lences vaccination of cattle on farms 'n F.i".ny. " "Mpllai Guinn of Sweetsmine' The convention, which has been Carbon L. D. S. make Mutual Im- ex: end my appreciation to friends surrounding the control area. Chas. ton, Gordon Creek and west Price. He V. Holden will serve as n pesrion in Salt Lake City since provement, association will be giv- and supporters for the vole of conand Dorothy Tanner of Price. The local conservation company Is expected to return Wednesday mr councilman while Shel-- , Jot- - Thomas of Columbia and October 29, made plans for the en Tuesday and Wednesday eve- fidence given me at the municipal Is is charge of the following ad to continue the vaccination work with eight election held ""son, William Campbell, Donna Kuietich of Helper, and for nings at fix worker this week. It waa in- visory stuff: Captain C. D. Jones, on farms in Wellington and Spring andjrafety of mine condl-anacts. The aH deed of wardtt Cllileter wUl act as George Lurny Watt of Wellington presenting betterment Lieutenant E. A. Glen. ths general to me to re- commander; very gratifying nifinitfTs of the city body. are to be presented at Columbia ceive such support in my first con- Kles, adjutant and mess officer; under which they work Norma Livingston of Price. According to Mr. Jewkes, the dicom- - and SuDiiyside at another date. . offi- sease in r...i mil OMU IIIUH IU scale committees, medical two M. D. fhe Dr. the at Sberram, test polls. highly contagions and as c'ty recorder with Car- Each of the acts were written of members 'of the union and C. K. Davis, educational may be acquired by persons thru Flaim Ernest cer, (Signed) V,e acting as city treasurer. tf om Utah and Wyoming, will meet by members of the various ward advisor. the eating of rceat. Mr. Jewke-- i Pa, e led I1.b work is fully reports that an outbreak of plural operators of their reepect- - organizations and will consist of Mrs. Joe RaBmusses of Salt Lake th the the After camp "P nearly a in order to work out the musical numbers, drama, recrea- City was a Helper will tie started pneumonia among Carbon county this organized, visitor a VPr nis .,hi, m.iinr ofl!b-S-ivct state, l tional demonstrations and dance week. opponent, Rulon Bry- r for construction of dams cattle has been placed under possible agreement on all calling the PTA of Nrfre Dame school I act. Talent from the various Alitlnnt and dikes in Dead Man's canyon. beld Tuesday, No-!use C"aCt tabu,atl0n Price will be of, A tOtT"1 '8 e M i it r wards will perform in the act the barring a is Bull canyon and Cordlngly canyon, Salt White Bill Ijike City name, "' 12 Notie f the at ,. ... r ,hfi rpf,PeCllvfl mem-- vember Glen. Pric h.l erlnA secnid camp of 97 men from f'f" ... m . on P business week this ... according to Warred W. West, visitor CD the two at 7 Knox at Louisville, Kansas, Fort tickt In the ,hurch head of camp, of the conservation manager the conventPon and wil, Jones, three named af-- t has be iv assigned to the Price t the at Price visitIs me to Sunday A Prove of returned .Allen Mrs. who ey Tatnavpfa ... wMI bo (he pr'nnlpalfsneiker and; rawed Tuesday evening and at camp. They are expected to reach s U t. Indus-- ' a trip to St. George (or Busses be pre.en ed to ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tm "Patriotism". talk will , vv. here next week. ' week. yrB-- jonn this Mlllett ,ilen Orson at 6,30 p.m. on 8) page 2 years. will run from Helper councllmen states. (Continued of the respective uAlired cn. Sheldon Ander and everone la Invited to attend. nors d y ' p d lTOH,""iIr of SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR BDITtON Kvcnr homi SPRaTTLING LEADS BY 5 TO 3 Observer Q ii to tXtenSl Vely Here par',de the Armi celebration o Carbon I nattle, Spost Xo. 21, American Legion, at y & com " nations of the world have set this day aside in ob Helper, James A$. Galanis, command snri pciuouna in' an effort tn nrnmM r cause wt r"w" k er, anom-o,bat to Tuesday. Flans for the "e pir,t among a.l people, for the we.fare and sanctity .f eonjyleted with A. of the R. Heip-rJmayor ier f of Nilson, City THEREFORE, Help -November 11 a holiday and urge that all, The L proclaim, Monday ,u,m . p is in and th occasion for th. Per's nhr.i.. eiper junior high school atat lne Jv"i f Help1 CIOSC 10- been L Armirti" Day Sa.m. and the line of march will It. A. N'ilson - e amy I I (Signed) jextend along main street to Janet J sine88 and back to the Bonnie J anipaifE that,'e' 'here a program s to be held. The liKtlArtAl TO prize FILE winning ieal ou PLAY ON RADIO He,i,e'' 8t'h0' bi"ii win lead the . parade, which will feature more Id nmf. J ' 500 Helper school Residents BRIEF of who are CASE Helper children, RATE vism. in hearing local talent contingents from the post, auxil-oterested WW Ken, the air should tune in over! 'afy ant' other civic organizations. KSL a Saturday afternoon at 4.15: Otto Weisley, department arju-p.m- . coal supporting Utah and hear the Helper School !tant fl0m Salt Lake City, will of for readjustment on the state boy scout diver anti address "Why War to play "y all j Armistice Day program which will!End War?" Gold Star mothers of com-bcommerce interstate the city will be presented medals secre- - be on at that time. B. P. Manley, and special honors by the auxili- The band is in to Helper play tram of tag utaa uoai ujrctao Lake at Salt state during the program. A number the and;;rv capitol H .W, Prickett Dave Pai a, and musical numbers are being other as a possibly public places the L. Penn, representing and Mr of KSL and the Deseret' ranged and special ceremonies are ml . inyon, m, News for the boy scout program ': ,e conducted by post members, for operators are asking A dance will be conducted Satur-anAll band members! Lake. at Salt "Jd Mrs, 01 plOV'al Saturday! day will evening, November 9 th at leave chaperons s. D. K. itendlng that fuel from the tne Rainbow Gardens ballroom, 7 at a.m. surf DfinSS aaa iveumie'tu uio- - morning with August Litizzette in charge Denuaas bein; shipped to Idaho and ;e0f we HOma muihb ru Republicans Sweep Into Office To Be Observed . armistice il. end- anniversaiy will be observed Monday the seventeenth year since this great conflict. ri,i the c"'',"',' - ( this citv county, state anrl- nitin. ...:n . .., ..H ui mc . THI JOVIINAi. Armis- - tice Day a Damn About Helper ttelper, Utah November, 8 1935 ' our eed All Stores Close ' !0fra"t3- .-- m-l61 p . g 1 title-holder- 2-- j . j 1 5-- pre-gam- 5-- 3 i j Dalton Loses Tight Race at Price Tues. a for at J re-electi- on n out-goin- e-- e but ticket but the last pto the with ) j . Coal Miners Name Scale Committees 1 s, i e Wyo-Elm- o ii 'n ' .. d Notice r d ... Pn.,r.?.n . r- i ".. - .. fit |