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Show TV iiVr-i7- ' A VOLUME 32. NUMBER 38 MINING AND RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR Politically Independent Rio Grande Club Sponsor Industry Week NEWSPAPER DISTRICT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1938 22, Kiwanis LOCAL MASONIC 'RADIO BROADCAST TO FEATURE J, BRACKEN LEE IS AFFAIRS OF To ORDER HOLDS HELPER OCT. 10 NEW MUNICIPAL Helper City s has been the custom during the pat few years, Helper will ag.in f)oiisor of a Railroad and Mining Industry Week. The purpose 'of celebration is to advertise our industries and to establish a better the two industries and Ling of cooperation between the emt,lo-ve- s merchants anu uusiuess men ui touimuuity. . the regular meeting of the Ki According to a letter received by the Helper Journal from Baines, of the Wrigley Spearmint Gum company of Chicago, this city is going to be signally honored on Oetouer Hi with a national broadcast advertising Helper city and the retail storekeepers. The letter stated that on October 10th, at just one minute before 12:30 p.m., over the Columbia network via station KSL at Salt Lake City, Mr. Baines would pay tribute to our city. The broadcast is male possible by the Retail Storekeepers, association, of which Helper has several members and their cooperation shovild be appreciated and remembered by every resident In this section. Mr. Baltics stated in his letter that he wants this tribute to Helper to be as fine as possible, and asked the Journal to submit any information about our community that would add color to the salute. In answer to this request the Journal sent all available information that couM be gathered concerning the activities of our city and the many fine improvements made here duxing the past several years. 'Therefore, we can expect a fine tribute to be paid to our city. "Remember the date, Monday, October 10, at 12:30 p.m. The Teascm for this distinction is because of the splendid and hard work on the part of our - A 11 IKLUnWUL. HKhVHIHN Auditorium Payment No. MacJe By He,per City According to Krnest Flaim. city .1. In a close race, Mayor J. Bracken W order, the present members of the Vaughan of Helper, master of Lee of Price was naraed to succeed ,.jty eo'tncil authorized payment No. Carbon Masonic Lodge No. If., instihimself as president, winning over: 2 on the auditorium bond, which waa tuted an idea that will no doubt o make Masonic history in Colorado first payment was made Mayor Mark Anderson of Provo. The ' JURY CHOSEN uaniS CI"" " was Mayor John L. ;i(e jn 1937. nf P.svnev third candidate an,1 Utah, when for the first 'niin rnnsistirjtr limp j TjCp (OUIUMll"., there With the recent payment Sevy Jif. of Richfield. Upon motion chairman, K. L. Moriarity, work of a lodge in this Hvde Mr. Anderson, the election was remains a total of $51,000 left on the N of J. Dr. J. and ENGLE Dalpiaz, state was put on by the Eugene Gibson, made unanimous. St. George was set-- ; urincinal of the bond, w hich was a meeting of the ere asked to call local lodge at Grand ected as the 1939 convention city, the floated in 1937 to build the civic of Kiwanis the directors of ioard last Junction, Colorado, other contender being Nephi. auditorium. of the Rio REMOVAL CASE lub and representatives Friday. are: officers elected Other newly (toService Friday together More than two hundred members Grande Playground Project Okeyed forMayor Anderson, first vice president; To Begin October 8tb of the order were in morrow) night to discus3 and sevEight been jurors had attendance, chosen late of Commissioner John B. Matheson ..1, i li piiKmllliiil nlra vcrrMl n (1 fll eral western CoJoardo lodges mulate plans for a full week of act- Wednesday to hear ' will be held at being testimony in reSalt Lake, second vice presiednt, and; recreational was meeting The ivitymoval from office proceedings against represented and two Colorado state project for Mayor F. Joseph Law of Bngham f 7:'30 p.m. Mine sup- William A. Past grand masters the city hall at being present. Engle, commissioner for . . City, third vice president. mvttrnmmt erintendents of this area will be Carbon county, instituted Following the lodge meeting a ban: ,,. by County for After the results ofh' . president were, this attend meeting. was invited to quet served Marl D. the Grand JuncAttorney Gibson. by Commissioner Matheson. announced, T a nf T?af .amnnt Provo Here Next Week tion A special venire had o be called lodge, an entertaining program ' .'. who had been elected first vice pres-- l iW'PA nirertor for arnon countv. The local club will be hosts to, the at 3 p.m. to provide a full panel of being presented. ... Tavor in of withvlrew , Mayor u ident, Kiwanis club of Provo next Wednes IB from which to choose Among those who attended from those who . 11 i Anderson, which makes the latter , to meet this nt gwimm! in section ay nignt as a lediuie oi uiwr reg. wffl sit addition to Mr, Vauuring fte AnQther fl leading contender for the presidency of HeaUh war ' ln starting the case occurred in; gnan were Taul Pessretto, Johs "Hous- at next year s convention Mayor ie ent of cltibs in this district to make a the morning over admittance of 0.toBAce Hiner, James Turner, John Law, who had been named second . uintpr Rkft,lne Tisitation to some sister club ,Hnd K. Clay of Price as associate pnnatrnotntr counsel yunico. Helper; L. R. Eldridge, A. vice president, agreed to become! , W. Mack, Robert C. provo is carrying out this idea by to assist D. L. Dart in the Murray, Tony defense, vice president, a position crethird members here and their Federal aid on the project amounts bringing and of Fred K. Kelley as associate Kgliaccro, R. j. Turner, Rev. Thomated at a moment's notice. as to the $19,687 and the city's share being program. of C. Mr. Gibson. E. Evans, presenting Beveridge, J w Cities and towns of Utah made a the local club On October "5th $10,097, making a total of $29,784. Hammond, T. W. Thomas. William Hears Motions bid for increased revenues and turnthe completion of the proWith members and their wives will journey Motion of the defense requesting uavjs. Price; E. C. Bowen, Arthur ed longing glances toward two imto Eureka to participate in another that "Mr. Gibson furnish the Helper will more projects posed Hiawatha; Dtvid Craw- portant sources of state Income ever be the center of Carbon than meeting with the baby ant with a list of his witnesses was ford, Columbia liquor Trofits and taxation of real jcounty,s recreational activities. club of the tfistrict. Approximately granted by Judge .Will L. Hoyt oT The Grand Junction lodee will vis A. similar request for de- it Carbon lodge in 193S. forty members and wives are ex- Nephi. The closing session of the State Mayor Attends Meet pected to mSke the trip. The follow fense witnesses made by Mr. Gib- Mayor George F. Spratling repres "Municipal "League of Utah adopted ing week, October 12, they wTfl hold son was denied ented the city administration at the re communities resolutions SEVEN OTFrCES favoring their regular meeting at the "Kenil- With preliminaries disposed of "50 per cent of the net profits recent Municipal League of Utah ceiving worth boarding house as the guests Wednesday, testimony of witnesses at Ogden. The parley was convention a of from the and segreretail merchants. sale liquor ef Mr. rr!scol. manager. This ar- - is expected to be heard Thursday LISTED IN of taxes whereby the munici held September 15, U and 17. gation was made in cooperation morning. The action agamst Mr. En- .rangement palities would be the units solely emwitr the Knights of Columbus, who gle is a civic proceeding for removal LEGION AUXILIARY powered to tax real property, except CONSTITUTION WEEK have a banquet planned on that night from office based on a number, of RUN-OF- F ELECTION that the state would continue to levy at the auditorium. accusations alleging malfeasance in for school purposes. CHORUS AND TRIO office, which were filed last month. Filled Vacarcy OBSERVED BY oiuuU voters aa nad uuuniy opList Of Charges of Mr. Lee, w"ho for the COLLEGE CLASSES to Supporters portunity to register prior tie il The accusations include alleged run-otpast several months filled the unex- election aext Tuesday an THIRD HONORS legal purcahse of county road equip term of former "Mayor E. B. LOCAL KIWANIANS 'pireil ment and coal lands and illegal use September 20th. This date was the:' EXPECTED Krwm of Salt Larce City, contended to PPrttinity register between of county property 'fo rprivate' A telegram r:eived Tuesday by Dr, r5e was entitled to receive an official eiecntun anu me xufloli. pose. C R. Fahriag :stated lh.it the Amer election to the position because of Consitution Week was observed by The list of jurors who wfri hear However, several more days are des-- i scan Legion Auxiliary ;trio and chor his ''meritorious services" to the the Helper Kiwanis club last ThursSTART THIS MONTH lgtiated for registration before the1 day night in a ladies' night program. testimony are S. S. Holdaway, Mrs. us composed atff women ifrom the IIel-pe- r league. Public Affairs committee with Nora Watkins, Dave Anderson and general election on November Sth. The and Prices auxrliafjes, took third New directors named were Mayor The runoff election for Carbon;! President Eldon B. Sessions o Foster Shimmons of Price; Hal TayM. P. Street as chairman, wag in in contest in the Miller Albert of St. place sponsored George, Mayor Carbon Junior college announced this lor and of the program. R. A. Nilson, R. H. Jacobshagen or Helper, county is exceptionally heavy when Los Angeles. Alameda received first O. A. Thome of Springvllle. Mavor charge with week that vegular class instruction most of compared the cstunties "SL KenHworfh and L. P. Pearce of committee member, acted as master Ma "Minnesota second. with of Barnes W. TCaysville, George of the .state, with nominees for seven place will be .started before the end of L.' Carlson of astle Gate. ceremonies. of of Tooele, offices to be voted on at that time,! The prize the local rauxiliaries won yor "Nelse Bloomstrom September. The buildings themselves The program amounted to $T50, besides the great Mavor George H. Harrison of Roos to Mr. are nearly according Young. featured a three completed, and lockers, B. amount Carbon of Commissioner and evelt Vern county priblicity JUDGE DISTRICT Offices for which nominees willi furniture and other equipment are piece orchestra be dscirfed in the runoff are: Four- -' will receive 'through such splendid "Murr of Logan. en the way. which pla y e d of the units in the contest. rating year icemmissioaer, with both DemWhile the exact date of several numbers tepening thewas TWI contest in SENTENCES CONSTRUCTION OF Participation ocrats and Republicans participating, cannot be set for a few during days, it will made possible by generous contribu- SHOP Coli D. and A. comtie before Tidwell Eugene BUILDING course of the the end of this month. 'individuats and business from tions peting ior the Democratic nomina6tudents may register, however, as dinner. Don Col- FOR JAIL TERMS SURE FOR and Price Amton and Edward Sheya spoke tion asd John H. Redd running houses, by the "Helper early as September 23. Auxilraries briefly the and erican Legion Advertisement of bids for construc- on phases of the constitution and against John W. Holden for the Rep- American With the (opening of the new incities. both of Legion posts ' Terms in the state tion of a $12,000 shop building as a Omar Bu'nnel assisted by Mr. Coltort r comprison tor sec- ublican nomination; stitution, young people of Carbon were given Wal- missioner, with Orvel Peterson, inond part of the Helper junior high school entertained with a short skit feaburglary degree county and w;JH eastern Utah be was begun this week by the Carbon tured by the latest newspaper bulSHOWN INCREASE ter Clyde Rambo and Roland Jen- cumbent and :Emmett K. Olson vy liven increased extto opportunity school district. The project is to be letins pertaining to members of the end their education. This year, the nings McDonald by Judge Christen- ing for the Democratic honors; eoun- OUTPUT IN COAL carried on under a PWA gTant. club. R. J. Vaughan was also a brief freshman year Of college win be sen after they pleaded guTtty to they clerk, Mr. Young, incumbent Dem- uistrict con- speaker. Bids in will be As demand and the winter :Ben upon opened Ward, bcrat, arraignment presetct approarbes, (imposes charge Provided, and next year Carbon 'collpre- assistant tract let by the school board on President C. N. Memmott presentin Utah's bituminous coal output city recorder of Price: ege will ndd the sophomore year. court Monday. The youths bad names as Frank county treasurer, Viola O'Berto, intheir is gradually increasing, going to October 8. according to George E. ed the newly elected lieutenant gov Basic courseware given viously planned for tbo;se 24. and Robert Hart, 19. They cumbent Democrat, contending wltk 56,000 net tons in the week ended Ockey, school clerk. It is provided ernor oi District No. 1. lio intend to 'complete four year Hart, were' charged with breaking into Arthur Iff. Smith, present Price city 3. This compares with mat me Dunaing must De compietea Kiwanis international, Henry Hall September courses in higher institutions after who gave a short speech of amireefl and Pat's Supreme ser- justice of the peace; county sheriff, 49,000 in the preceding week and by February 1. graduation from the junior college, Divvy's Pep, on the night of C. A. Knobbs, present city marshal work is at the present time atfon to the club for the cnnfuipnno. here hi with the stations 75,000 Shop vice Dr. Sessions corresponding said. These studies "will sentenced to one of Helper, competing against G. A. week of 1937. being carried on in the Mamanakls expressed in him. by them, in sponthe fundamentals 'from which Iha August 2, and were um Williams for the Democratic desig issued one to a on 20 building on north main street, and soring his candidacy to the office. According to report ourgiary years tudents may progress to degrees in will house classes until the new ne was elected at the ntai,.TH0i, sentence on another count nation; county attorney, Marl l). this week by the national bituminlike a and engineering, law, medicine, agricultous coal commission, the nation's building 1s constructed. district convention at Sun Valley, Gibson, incumbent Democrat, is run ure, education, liberal arts, sciences was suspended. soft coal production climbed to Idaho, last week. and Orson Mathena, 19, Price, was also ning against Edwurd Sheya; nd ether fields. Three club members' district court, pleading for county assessor, Silar Rowley, 6,875,000 in the week ended L.D.S. Conference For those wb birthdays are 'interested ia arraigned in were observed, W. H. Wardell M. P. burglary in incumbent Democrat is competing 3, as compared with third to degree inguilty Sessions teaming a trade, the trades and Are net tons" in the week preim Street and C. N. Memmott. ' dustries division of the college in connection with weaning mio one with Charles H. Semken. on Well Attended vious. C. Mr. Sheya in his speech, emphasHubbard Mr, Young said the coming borne of Dr. J. Provided. Training of an intensive of of cumulative Imt.osition The ized to month. or exceed production that there is little, if any danis last equal expected nd Attendance at all sessions of the practical nature Is available this aifternoon soft coal in the year tc date now of the United States ever subfor Thursday morn- the word vote of the primary. set ger was sentence Tear, Dr. Sessions pointed out, in stands 29.5 per cent below that ln L.D.S. Carbon Stake conference con- mitting to a dictatorial form of govat 10:00 o'clock. uto mechanics, carpentry and wood- ing months to th the and in Mrs. James and the corresponding period of 1937; ductedIn at Price Saturday and Sun- ernment. The only way, he explained, Bergera M,r. years Six the Stake tabernacle, were that work an J working, machine whop are spending :a ,few weeks the cumulation of both hard and day this could ever be. accomplished, stafee prison was the Kiialty imposed son, Jerry, well attended. welding. very 1937. after below cent 28 in San 31. Price, slft coal, would per Francis. be an almost entire collapse Russell. Edwin The Carbon Elder Joseph F. Merrill of the college catalog, con- upon to 4hlrd degree of our present economical and politiPlead guilty had he Council of Twelve the taining outlines of courses, explanatattended the against ion of the general purpose of the burgalry charges, brotbt conference ln place of Charles A. Cal-li- s cal system. the into Mr. Colton dwelt on the historical breaking who had been scheduled to apallege and of the activities wbfch it him fw allegedly in Helper facts E. McN'ary Norris surrounding the framing and of M Ronald Bradshaw, Rol pear. The latter was unable to come sponsor, is now ready for dis- home A new record for recent years in Wellington; of that great document. signing . In of a because Aldeath tribution. Copies may be had by last uioota. his family. at app; fPaul Kelairdakis, Price; George Frank- district court was established lor sentence Kiwanis club in the United of Every Imposition writing to the registrar or by calling Marakis, so attending was Elder Sterling H. States held similar 1 Price, when Judge George Christen-se- Telonis, Price; John K. meetings during Nelson t the high of the lin Leslie Williams, Jr.. church welfare general admitted 38 awlicants as na- Price; Demonich Cristelli, Standard-ville- ; school, building. Constitution Week, (last week), in charge,, was committee. guilty to embezzlement next U'urs turalized citizens of the .United Lack Of Housing Meachael Price; Tsihlakis, 10:00 a.m. A priesthood session was conduc- observance of the 151st year of Its of the greatest problems In also set for Mike Kamals, Price; Nick, Chougar- States. ed Saturday evening, followed by a existance. connection with the junior college Is d Inrtttd-- J According to Rowland F. Wyatt, is, Price; Steve Foundas, Helper; church for hearing Bet o'ther cases butat of finding adequate housing security meetfng Sunday officers that Luigi Bolognesl, Helper; Mike Dakis, failure naturalization examiner of the they will have a repAcuities for the rete DeAflgeles, wilful and naturalizat- Helper; Georgios Emmanuel Viam- - morning at 9:00 o'clock. General ses- resentation here next Sunday to meet students. of reau immigration 10:0(1 23, sions were held 0 10:00 at a.m. provide, September and Already a difficult problem so far with interested persons of our comcontractor ion, the class of applicants, on the akis, Helper. and 7:00 p.m. "s Nicola prlo is concerned, this will be T G Rowland, college court was one of the best he has Joseph Colzanl, Helper; to discuss preliminary orwhole, munity Plans for work to be carried out a justice ftade more acute Faliano Gnzzo, Columbia; Karl Ham matters. The meeting Is upon the arrival of who is appealing a ganization Sep ever examined. fee, during the were disInvolving called for 2 p.m. at the city hall and With the next naturalization day per, Helper; Margherita Cargnino cussed, no coming spring J"' students. In an effort to meet a d Dragon a.m. made for this 10:00 plans being mber 28, situation, persons having accomh not scheduled until the second term Griffone, Price; Caterina Alotto fall because of lateness of the sea- all interested in Its organization are National, charged odations for students are requested Smylia Obren, Price; Mary Herman Zupon, son, of court next year, It is anticipated to George Jorgensen, urged to attend. W telephone Price 310-number of applicants at that Helper; James Aldred, Consumers; stake according as soon as arson, Monday, the that Saturday night the Price unit will to charges president. wlble. and have their names Pike who plead not guilty receive its official state and national time will set a new record far above George Tritslnis, Helper; Luobomer ,w f ace1 "Pon the list with those hav- violating the Radnkovich, Hiawatha; Earl J. Arno, the one established last Friday. charter at a banquet find dancing " State Chamber 15 are Spring admitted housing facilities. Canyon; Arthur Anderson, Friday, those Of Monday, 1:00 Pa.m party at the Country club. President To Hold accommodations are found to be similar Charge. Greek by birth, 12 Italian. 4 Yugo- Standardville; Teresa Hele laqulnto, Val Hicks of the Price group has and Ossana ""ufrieient, it Is feared that many John LcDuc, 4 English, 1 French. 1 German Price; Frank Damalas, Castle Gate; extended an invitation to prospec Hre Sep slavs, Meeting violations, Sunday 'laents who would otherwise at- - Peter Tabone. liquor Louis X. Berbls' Castle Gate; John and 1 Norwegian. tive members of the Helper ulnt to n the Last week the Journal carried an Mede Farliano Concetta Feny Canyon; Spring are: Jordlson, school will go to other tember 28, 2:00 the party. Those desiring to attend They Paollna Caruson, item stating that an attempt to or attend are asked to make arrangeMike Kolovlch, Hiawa- Blzjal. Latuda; institutions. Pic- Price; Casimir Royal; Antonio Caruso, Royal; Em- ganize a Junior Chamber of Com- - ments with Mr. Hicks. xrr. Hubert Bellodl and Una scnoo. u tha; Gus Kalatgia, Price; Vr' and attending are Dan- manuel Tulos. Mutual; and Giuseppl Imerce in Helper was being made. who Atban cionl Mrs. Cecil Broadbent are the Auguste Gauthier, Price; Remember, the Helper meeting at ' visited here over Word has been received from state Joba Proud paxents of a Falsome, Price, Anella, Lake, Salt Helper; iel the city hall, Sunday at 2 p.m. Arvans, girl baby wri weekend. Wednesday morning. COLORADO MEETING Sca;-tersoo- d tfce . . ',av defend-;Apperffia- inter-clu- ME f I I- - I llfc.mui.ll I I A fi .,' " i .,, n.h 1 J'. 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