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Show I 'V.l1 and til r.-- it1 7w--j 5 pailroad I J ! Tlie Only XeWspaper In 3 fggXXX NO. 34 MARL D, GIBSON IT Wo rid That MEET HERE MAY STATE CHAMBER THE CASUAL TM g p FRI., flPRIL 10 Mil-f,c- f d 1V ' o i f TC COITION NOU dUUSCKll'lION $ . J j A YEAR HELPER JR- - HIGH . at 2 p.n). Plans for laying the corner stone for Helper's new junior high school were completed this week and the ceremonies as nearly as possible were outlined by R. J. Vaughan at the weekly meeting of the Kiwanis club Wednesday evening in the Grill cafe club rooms. mem-1,'nree- consider-fcjalsean- iKOmN DEDICATION SET County Attorney Marl D. GibVes, tins matter of subscripof son named chairman cf the Cartions given away by the sen. ... , dialed Civic Cluba bon Democratic central commitjom-unot I". flh will national number scheme efof tee at election of central commitchamber vide fected by the Journal tate last club. la &L vveck proved to be quite efvirtue of action tee officers held in the Liberty The meet hall last Saturday evening. Mr Helper chamber of comfective. The Journal offer, 7a the regular monthly merce made Gibson is one of the prominent at week for application ed onehundred last body subscriptions one of the regular meetings to members of the attorneys of the state and takes Ibis decision by the United of the club ever and the duties in the Democratic the designaMine Workers of America for brought tion of Helper by the body is six months and payment of comment for the party in vfirbon county previous-- ' one of the greatest distincSilas held by by was Spring! 0f ly 50c, and forty two of these thought Rowley It leaders as tions ever accorded this comthe Glen, asses-- j mumbers were redeemed at present secuoua county ui various in Utah sor. Mr. Gibson's election by the! munity ty riiis evergrowing the oft:ce of the Journal hat if the southern state precinct officers of Democratic' dub devoted to the interests ... ofcnnid unite into following the release of the of the smaller towns and issue which covered the enuiiv " uul" Carbon county came unanimous aber, Salt Lane counties of the state. Plans tire Carbon county. Four subfrom any upon motion from William A. En-- ' Refraining jnineer. wili be formulated goon for scriptions were honored from whatsoever in a gle who was the other contestant! tae Trancing or the meeting I t..i toana the action of the in the race for the chairmanship.! Hiawatha, four from Sunny, of the J. L. Peterson of Columbia was! he; e. side, ejeven at Spring Canyon, the say-sb confined to ix at Castle Gate and the named vice chairman of the n..! imtry." i balance was scattered but the iri e 'iecuon or a vice, FALL effort to brir,T more mmee. an ELECTIONS TO effect was remarkable. Utah chairman this year is the firs 1st traffic into southern such a time to that decided has position Saturday directors Giving away a few subscriptions on the central com- OPEN POSTS OF the next meeting in Grand been named on such an occasion as this prov25th. mtttee. etion, Colorado, on April ed to be, could not in anyway Mrs. C. It. Fahring of Helper matter of that meeting the hurt Helper. readers will serve as county chairwoman NINE INCUMBENTS lead Helper news with anHelper nscontbental highway, will be of the Democratic party and as gles and ideas. But that isn't all. sumes the duties vacated by Mrs. principal matter oi dusuichs. fourteen voluntary subscriptions Voters of Carbon Utah southern Empey of Prire. Mrs." Anna the with county will' v, ere sold over the counter Frirtav ! long the Colorado civic clubs Carl vote on of Steckleman Hiawatha wasi eicut local a fa. no u pie nii'HKianu Saturday anil rnnio .o v . . ..... ... . ....... BiHIV ut f . . -' tV fitiu interested In having the route nlf.lf.r1 uuii isiufiu. mix real interest in the ets over at the election this fall, and Colorado and Utah position being a new one on the Two subscrippaper's columns. this number includes two state tions came as a This will bring official list of the committee. S. No. 50 result of saying Don Hacking. district court representatives for the iower certain things about one individrists in Utah from Grand J unc r house, oiie state senator, one over a route from which they clerk, was named ual and one subscriber was lost of the party. He is a formon county commissioner, continue their journeys into because of certain things said commissioner. Canyon resident and about an individual so, it's still part of the state they wish er Spring A county attorney, a district a hundred per cent see during the entire year. The. well known in this end of Carbon gain! No. county. The advisory board of judge for the Seventh Judicial diser route suggested, U. S. committee was not trict and one district attorney for it was reported, is closed sev-- j the central A congressman for REPUBLICANS months each year due to the. named at last week's meeting but the district. MEET the of Utah, a govfirst 11 district ir. js ei)cieu mat mis Douy will state he state road commission will be chosen in the very near future. ernor, secretary of state, FRI. AND SAT. auditor, state treasurer, attorney asked to attena the meeting one court general, of juswith supreme members . the the Mr. Mrs. )i William McKelvyj and a superintendent of publorado road advrsory board and and Miss TO NAME OFFICERS Dorothy Wilson spent tice, and lic will all be listed instruction ef engineer. th e week end in Salt Lake City.! f JOURNAL. HUVlUt HELPER JUNIOR HIGH The regular monthly meet-luof the Associated Civic flubs or Southern Utah will be held in Helper late in the month of May, according to word received by Jack Loftls, Jr., Carbon county member of the board of directors of the COUNTY CHAIRMAN ' iilws u Damn About Helper CIVIC CLUBS TO DEMOCRATIC WITH P the Helper, Utah. Friday April 3, 1936 CLUB WILL TIE-U- J Subscribe for A Helper Owned Newspaper BAND READY TO COMPETE AT PRICE After several weeks of intensive practice the Helper Junior High School band, under the Direction of M. J. Edlcman, is ready to participate in the Intermountain and Music Festival, Regional which will be held In Price, Utah April 10. 17, IS. According to the rules and reg- ulations the Helper Junior high The ceremonies and the laying school band belongs to class "C" or the corner stone will be held! SURVEY INDICATES but it was decided recently that Friday, April 10 at the Bchoolj the band should participate in class "A". plot on townslte commencing at NO FLOOD DANGER Mr. Edelman feels that the band 2 p. m. Kiwanis club members members will gain substantially will inarch from main street in a FROM HEAVY SNOW even though they may not win body to the site of the building the trophy thl3 year. for which the foundation will be "Win or lose, we should enter layed at that time. the contest, because I feel that The program- - includes the folEarly irrigation by fanners us lowing: song, America", audience ine water from the Trice River players will benefit even if they and Helper Junior High band; Conservation district supply stor lose. But one competing organiprayer, Thurman Carter; remarks. ed in the Scolleld reservtir will sation can win, and all the others of do must lose. Whether or not a los-- ! G. J. Reeves, superintendent away with practically any dan-ge- r band will profit from a con- Carbon district school, and Orson ing of the Scofleld dam hazard, of the i H. Cuynian, upon president according to a report made by a board; introduction of the Helper T.tv and Indus-- ' ,ea'- - Hi ability to accept and f ' school faculty by Principal W. H. trial heads in view of ascertain-- ! profit from defeat, and his ability .. 1..11 . to stimulate the players under uA. uu l YViUUr-'ll- , i,..i n h,ito BIMC'VLIIFM, utulM, ing the possible' danger of a break to George Ruff, former president in the dam due to the excessive him to put forth their best efof the board and many years a snows of the current winter forts. It is better to be prepared for disappointment rather than to friend to Helper while serving on months. of that disappointthe board by Henry II. Jones. Sixty-fivmeasuring courses have reaction Dedicatory address, John were checked by the party Satur- ment, also to have a determination to raise the standard of playgovernor of the Utah-Idah- o day and water contained in snow district or Kiwanis Internat- on the shed was tentatively esti- ing next year," Mr. Edelman ional; laying of the corner stone mated at 50,000 acre feet. An av- said. over which Orson Slack, lieuten- erage of 11 Inches of water was "IJt's not forget that life itself ant governor of the southern found in snow on the ground over is a contest," he added, "and an I'tah district, nnd assisted by the entire shed, according to Important purpose of education, is President Jack Vignetto of the Ralph Anderson, Price river com- to equip the coming generation to get to the s for their struggle Helper club and representatives; missioner. The reservoir now This must include the abilof the service clubs and fraternal 10,000 acre feet of water top. In and ha a to bodies having headquarters accept disappointment and ity acre of 43,000 capacity to profit from It." Helper. feet. The Kiwanis club of Helper In addition to checks made secured consent of the board of above the reservoir, measure- KIWANIS CLUB HAS Following the re organization of education several weeks ago to ments were taken at various conduct the services at the time points on the Price river water-- j Democratic heads last county of the corner-stonlaying and an shed around to Indian canyon on LABOR SPEAKER WED- week, the of the is being extended to all the north. invitation Measurements from Republican central committee of Carbon county will take place Sat- citizens and clubs and organiza- upper Gooseberry, which also tions to participate on this pro water to the reservoir, urday evening at the Carbon i ne story or the right labor nas gram. were being made by another party made for county court house t n Price. better conditions was and will be included in figures reA meeting has been called for told at the regular weekly vividly leased from Salt Lake Qlty, ac Friday evening by Alex Lakie, PACK SOUGHT IN meeting of the Helper Kiwanis cording to Mr. Gerber. precinct chairman of Helper, at club Wednesday evening by The Survey was made by T. H. Jamea which time precinct officers will international repMorgan, be named to represent the Helper CARBON COAL YARDS Humphreys, state engineer; B. F. resentative of the U. M. W. A, Lofgreu, assistant state engineer; who was visiting In Helper during of precinct at the Lincoln Marshall, director of the the Eight-Hou- r the party in Price the following Day celebration. Price river conservation district; Mr. will also be Search for Ben J. Pack, night. his many 21, Delegates related Morgan C. named at this meeting for the wanted for questioning concerning Carl Nyman, engineer, and-'Aas a laboring man experiences state convention to name repre- the murder March 22 of Ruth Watts, assistant manager of the and his talk was thoroughly enat Castle Utah Fuel company sentatives to the national Shaw, centered in Helper this joyed by all. D. Gate; George Clyde, irrigation as week Frank Bonaccl, local U. M. W. city police officials and were in- engineer for the Utah agricultural A. representative, was also praiscounty police officials Dr. C. R. ed formed that his hideout might be experiment station j by Mr. Morgan and Mr. BoncommisUTAH RAILWAY in this vicinity and traveling by Fahring, Carbon county accl spoke shortly on the program and Hugh which was A search sioner; Mr. Anderson rail "ala frate carr". presided over by R. J. superintendent, Vaughan. of the local yards was conducted Wilson, division Reports were also GAIN several times this week and look- D & R. G. W. railroad. , made by Cliff Memmott on the out was made along the route Soil Conservation project of the from Price to Helper to CORRECTION. Salt club and Mr. Memmott informed The business of the Utah Ike. Salt Lake authorities be C. R. Fahring was announced the members that permanent company, one of the state's lieve that Pack in an attempt to by the Jounral last week as a' organization had now been effectcomruls-- : ed. principal coal carriers, showed a elude questioning has taken to candidate for two-yea-r decided improvement last year the "rods" and the vigilance sioner. Fahring tells us that this A saxaphone solo by Don Col-toover the previous year, according along such a line of ha was a mistake as he aspires ;for escape accompanied by Marie Leger, to the company's annual the four-yea- r report. been tightened. commlBsionerBhip opened the program. filed Tuesday with the public serTuesday more than 430 law en- on the Democratic ticket this fall. vice commission. forcement agencies from CalifornSuit was filed in ihe district This was one of a number of ia to the midwest had been sent this week by Ida Bruno court and from other railroads reports circulars seeking the apprehension utilities placed in the hands of the of Pack, and his picture and finagainst the D. & R. O. W. railroad for damages alledly sustaincommission in accordance with re- ger prints had been sent to cenjCOUNTY ed by the plaintiff, following in- quirements of the state law. tral indentlflcation bureaus in lltlrnu nauuir Viir fin 'otrartf ff tha Income Operating Sacramento, Denver, Washington, while in the performdetendant COURT Operating income of the Utah D. C. and other centers. Detec'' 9 ance of duties of the railroad. Railway last year was $1,061,452, tives M. D. McGinness and W. E. an increase of $325,652 over that Eggleston said addition circulars Mrs. Bruno claims material 1 HOUSE of 1934. Operating expenses were are available for any localities damages in the amount of (1600 and ask3 exemplary damages am$706,110, an increase of $160,119 where Pack might be reported Net op- seen in the future. over the previous year. to $1000. The alleged, inounting NEWS erating income last year was jurious assault Is said to have the previous $198,865, while in happened along the premises of PROPERTY OWNEHS Mrs. Bruno ' in Helper last year there was a loss of $35,184. n U , v. . 4 l"H- secretary-treasure- r two-yea- - four-yea- r I on the i ! ballots of Carbon county voters along with the president and oa the national ticket. Marl D. Gibson, incumbent county attorney, has not yet announced his candidacy for THOUSANDS DURING but it is expected that he will be in the field for this position. Mr. Gibson was ejected by a commandelection of ing margin in the 1931 on the Democratic ticket. Judge George Christenson, who has presided over the Seventh Judicial District court for the past constructive and fifteen years, has made no declarI 'When labor does He ations on his yet. ftieficial to labor, business, professions and citi- - was named tocandidacy the bench in the ns as a whole M. election of 1932 for his fourth aided", on the Democratic ticket. term ad-essiesident of the of Labor, in Fred Keller, Monticello, inthe crowd Rainbow Gardens Wed-sda- y cumbent holding the district attorneyship, has been prominently afternoon on Eight-Hou- r mentioned as candidate for the y program and ever held in judgeship. He has served several unty. terms as district attorney and was to the present term in elected if. Peterson went on to tell Junior high school band which IW2 on the Democratic ticket. businessmen, and G. G. Mrs. D. C. Gibson professional led the parade up main street are clubs and fraternities are at of Lindstrom Canyon Spring noon. f, shortly alter the Carbon times legislators county cold to Due the exceedingly promoting constructive weather Wednesday, it was de whose terms in the lower house ements that aid Individually They were both cided that the program would be have expired. Produce one desired ticket Democratic the on result, elected all held In the dance hall and oue or the good done by has 1934 and Mr. Lindstrom in off. were The called ' grand groups is SO tfillinn- and far sports his announced candidacy ball at Rainbow Gardens in the already cting as the good done by concluded the program for the state senatorship to the labor; for when the work- - evening inGeorge M. Miller, for the celebration which proved Journal. gians, all those coming in was senator, cumbent Qirbon most successful one of the with him are benefactors to.be ever held in Ileiner despite the elected to this post in 1932 on everyone Really comes in cold weather. the Democratic ticket. iac' with the work in George Schultz and C. R. Fahring are the Carbon county com!'rPl Wright, a, serrcto,, uio' missioners whose terms expire. J 2 UTAH MINES ARE of the u. M. (r announced W. A. also Fahring has already iZ: ,T Spring and James himself as a candidate for reHiiemational representa- HIGH IN election on the Democratic ticket Un'n aUd per80Dal He commissioner. for four-yea- r tentative of John L. Lewis. in the to this named was post -- eofme U.M. PRODUCTION W. A., out election of 1034.. George Schultz, 8torle8 con Latuda, has served on the board n or labor ?nr the of commissioners since 1934 and Coal loadings from Utah mines was named to this post as one of role. Fnk Bonaccl Praised for the week ending March 7 de- the two Republican candidates UNION LEADERS ARE Morgan 12 per cent oinrtmi to office that year. His creased . approximately urciilliv V inmn vvujuir under that corresponding week of and candidacy for either commissioner PLEASED WITH AID Bonacct. locM March in 1935, according to re post has not been suggested by or leaders as one of the port given outi by the bureau i him but many political his g UnIon mcn 10 mines recently. are mentioning nf the county en, Frank Bonaccl, local U. M. W. r or fonr-an- d "e told f e While Colorado, Montana, North name for ejther A. representative, extended specBonaccl and South Dakota, Washington year commissioner. related J ial thanks Thursday to the citi3t experience he and Wyoming showed remarkable! with t? zens of Helper for the wonderful , Onnnfc TVfppf increases over the Bame periodi response with which the citizens Mil 1 KJVWMl "union mines of Carbon' Utah and New Mexico coal mines l the business men, city administra' nA.lll..lin Irinuum.""". renorieu uecreaseu Scouts hold their meet- tion, and the board of education Morgan nTu The girl nation t the o'Production through-oullie I!elPer ''a, every Sunday at twelve woiked to make the Eight-Hou- r doci eased slightly but the produc- ings clock noon at the Y. M. C. A. Dav celebration a success. tion to March 14 for the entire elect "Never before" has Helper takShirley Ann Dowry has been and the nation is still ahead of the same ed Patrol Leader, Mary Simonson, en sucTi an ac"ve part In welcomiie,per back period from January 1 to March Patrol Leader; Olive ing the union and cooperating 9G assistant 14 lor 19.15. Approximately str!k0 Marg-a.c- t troulle ttime Melrl Benedict, secretary; with the union in one of its profor listed the cent figures of, per Ann Wilson, Jeany Dalllnger he said, and we are especi';:rit,,BB Speak Utah represent Carbon mines. Fol- and Helen Wlhln, reporters; Jean jects," for this assistance." grateful ially nrn flio fttiltlstlCS I0r lUU fank 1? presId3 ovei Imrlno for this assistance." ...fj ... ."VRchor. i oil caller. grateful Schools of the county were clos- Ma?r Geo- - woeka indicated: TONS 1 miTTION PRf of 0ne ed Wednesday afternoon for the, BITUMINOUS COAI 1935 1936 occasion and residents from every ,ntroduced "Sn;. 8,829,000 5 ' 7,500.000 14 real unln in the county were to bej March Week Ending 335.032,000 310,017,000 ;i,w,? "worship of the city The Nation. cn the ftrccts of Helper! seen Coal Year to Date out the SI,raUlng point- - The Nation, Maicli 7. last Saturday until this from Week Ending 118,000 .. Western many nmW States, , 137,000 end. week 63.000 Colorado 70,000 'e clty l make "to To work out the details for the Montana 30,000 26,000 emnMnK polnt 'or mem-... m.A Helper business men, railroad .13,000 New Mexico Urn'n ,n Carbon conn- whole a as citizens and Dakota ployees, 'm 57,000 North and South the Helper chamber of commerce 31.000 Utah 42,000 he! anHPOke Bh0rt,r some a vice-preside- Helper Host To Celebration Date something are said Paul Utah Federation at the the first annual celebration Peterson ng "v .t.t. vi-- , e Fag-ersted- con-tain- e con-tribut- . CO-SHO- this $325,652 - or-W- tilZtiih ? I u?lAhim ? two-yea- ... ......... - r. ,ea ""JC1; ' W ur!hof 1 W zi: t V. I bi ,Ve - d 4tiered 7ml 9 O" 8e,oct'on8 the Helper Washington Wyoming : 115,000 103,000 Exchange J J ASK STREET AID The property owners and borne owners of Helper are asking the city in a petition for the sprinkling of city streets for the coming summer months or a thorough oilthis ing of the streets needing kind of work. The petition is written to Include all streets of the city and i not confined to Just one or two as stated last week. The full con- - i tent of the netltlon Is given as foll0wg. "To The Honorable And City Council or Helper j I unr I J th owners and tax payers of the city of Helper, respectfully petition that the streets in front of resident's property be sprinkled or died before the City's money is spent for any other project." According to the records of County Clerk Brlgham Young, failed to parallel the mark made by last year's dart during the month of March. Twenty-onlicenses to wed were granted in March of 1935 but only 17 were Issued during the month cf March this year, Those receiving the licenses during the past ten days include Leonard and Charlotte Barney Ashcroft of Provo, "Charlie Bleggl ani1 UoBe Sparclch of Hiener and Sprlng Glen' Vlnce Shiro anu Prima Isabelle Perettl of Price, Gilbert Howell and Naoma Lewis or Craig, Colorado, and Beatrice Nebraska, James F. Wilson and Parolee Bullock of Helper, and Clifton Nelson and Nellie Behl- ing of Ferron. cu-pl- d e The case of James Edward Turner, colored, of Helper who is charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a felony charge in the district court has been taken under advtsement of the district Judge. Turner Is alleged to have entered into a shooting fray in a Hel- per hotel last February but has been convicted of tlie charge- alThe court is considering ready. the sentence execution. - The United Mine Workers of America have riled suit, in the district court ror back wages due from the National Coal company to two members of the union for labor entered into under contract with Chns. N. Semken and Theo Gentry. The locals of Sweets mine, and National are named as plaintiffs in the suit and they hk inr D.1PK p.y m me cine"" of $1310.00. The wages are to have been accumulated by .Semken and Gentry rrora September cf 1934 to February of 1936 and that the defendant has refused to make payment of same after the services had been per . Clerk Young that reports Gertrude Wahl, daughter of Mr. twenty seven residents of Carbon and Mrs. Al Wahl of Helper, ite.l the week-enIn Helper. Miss county have filed papers of of intention to become Wahl is employed by the BUte naturalized citizens of the U. S. tax commission In Salt Lake City. These are the first papers filed was excellently handled and con- by an applicant seeking to acsiderable credit is due the mem- quire citizenship rights in thl bers of the group which Included country. A period of Dr. J. J. Dalpaiz. Dean Tilton, must pass before the second step P. to acquire citizenship can be time Mrs. George Spratllng. M. nninteH committee formed. M. and J. taken these residents. Prof, by Street, Edleman, committee. of the work 60. The vis-cam- p n d two-year- s Con-sume- al-le.- |
