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Show III .Comments fcv Editor t 0 s. DATTICTC MOURNED Spwie nw Exercises Herald School's NflMEDT0HGH STATE K.C. POST U ueaa Littlejohn Is RDT Al'it todk at price End For County Graduates of Castle Gate, was l,ath came quietly and peaceful Saturday elected State Deputy for short-Saft',JMrs Elsie Haas Littlejohn Ptah of the Knights of Columbus at Price the at noon last Friday the 3 ath animal .state convention of It was just as she had tha lodge mi tlx K. of C. club rooms hv nuum m Salt Iake City. hoped and prayeu iuc maker made that last teu I'' !11h succeeds Charles beckon rail. il!. Nelson of Salt Lake City as the Vith the passing of Mrs. Little one of officer of j.., this community has lost j highest iJT most t h e 'i he lodge in progressive and capable business has i state. cttizns. The theatre Active :n K of otl,' of Eastern Utah's pioneers. ner nusoauu, uer o u lodge wo:k tor the But n!ost of all ten years. Mr foster children have lost a kind. lialf.-t- c Today T IS. Put Mat)),; Hetpf Masses turn -- 6.7) ijrr.:'. l.'letK'i on ana aim ULluriaifluuiuh V. . . imuun o . T vjiik- - lo n V, ti M .j uiiuijuii of her ex- If dead, out the memory i Aits while a member of this am in live will long communities r tge hearts of all who knew her. XljUra, Littlejohn'8 business life was Jwded full of activity which in- 'VvlUPTt . ii 1 music opened semble with p m.. Carbon was l instrumental competition county s officially solo en-itin- - begun Price iivlc auditorium, taber-the Price LDS tti-i- 7) at annual Helper spvlll ears n; that in degree woik md served two and alt' ternis as ilalld knight of the C.irooa council. he has received Utah Leoion hrolic Members of the Ptah Legion the Loyal Order of Moose will he entertained at their an he held nual lotion frolic ! this year in Helper Saturday and Sunday. May la and 16. A iaii'e group of lemonnaires and heir wives which make up the Second lleirree of Miiiim' are e;ec!c,l to attend the two-dahere from Salt irolio. eomini: Lake City. Ogden. Park City. Price and oilier Ptah lodge. ill commence The Iridic with the largest urda dance ever staged ill the local nme of variety to ill be the year infiucuratmn of two new contest division-;athletics and spelling. Aidine hi, division cotiiniittees are i'eriv McArthur and Arthur Wilson, C. athletic-- ; H. Madsen. spelling: Clark W'rit'ht in charge of a special art exhibit to be shown in connection with tin- - festival, and K V. Williams. Melvin Wilson and Silas Anderson will be in charge of mu- Win. Littlejohn Al--i- evu-nin- ! new Addins a fe,tjval What is comparable to high school commencement exercises will be held for students of Helper junior high and Spring tllen junior high school next Wednesday ami Thursday respectively. About lie students who have completed junior high school work at Helper will be feted in the Helper chic auditorium May 'Jil at s pin., while II Spring Cb-student will receive diploma-- : in the) Spring (!len school auditorium the following evening at S o'clock. The proe.rani at Helper, which is designed on the order of a radio the "Cavalcade of entitled to bo prpeselited en:iiely Youth." with Jimmy by toiiili grade studi-ntMiglioccio, class president, as Hie the "voice id' youth'' Following program which is under the direction of Mrs. Lots and Ceoigo Pizza, class advisers: Song. Poland Nelson and Calvin Craig; class prophecy, Leland violin solo. Pichard Clerico; cornet solo; double tr( Joe Agiiin-eLeland Nelson, Donald selection, Perkins, Hilly Lamph, Pauline Merry, Leah Nielsen and Annie Star. Wanda Wilson and lyirraino Huffmire will deliver the feature lalku, and entire class will partkipate in the finale with Pauline Merry as the goddess of liberty First number of the Spring Glen exercises will be presented by ;i ladies, chorus followed hy invocation. Tony Hatsts will continue the program with a vocal selection accompanied by Margaret Murton and a trumpet obligato by Rowland Rowley. First, student address, "Character of Our Fii-H- t Line of JJefense," 1r to bp delivered by Jean Woodrow (Continued on Page 5) Pious hor Annual to-e- the Lou ) tmcle and the Price ommuiuty cnurcti. lies P'.te the fact that the feMival this year will be conducted n a much smaller scale than it :ias in tiie past, there will be no scaling down of the contest's traditional quality, according to commit in charge of contest arrange rnont-- . is A loose Helper, Spring (ilen Students To Ik Honoml Next XWvk this pro-gia- i.- Bnttiste MRS. WM. LITTLEJOHN duded participation in the insurance two awards from the lodge's with her tional council. Mr I'.attisto h:ii been 'justness and from 1925 she two employed fur the past twelve years PASSED IN PRICE became owners of jfrsbaud ot the C (late ,'atrot in Price and one in Helper, m rhi mar Wasatch stove. All Moose legion-regula- r ith all her duties as a business Moose hall HOSPITAL LAST WEEK found time joe iionacci oi Helper, tor trie pas .: nail es lodge mellfhors Iforaan. Mrs. Littlejohn am! their gm sts are invited to JL make a fine home for her hus-fcn- d nine years state treasurer of the sic competition. be active in lodge, was elected to the post of Mrs. Elsie Haas Littlejohn. 47. j and children to attend this affair. 1. J. Reeves, superintendent of D. state John affairs. of William civic wite secretary and ot succeeding Littlejohn. owner Sunday morning at 10 o'clock paternal Carbon couunty schools, is chairman Lie Bonnie Theaiie in Helper, and! of the ireneral committee. a fellowship meeting is schedJ Mrs. Littlejohn was a builder and Rice of Salt Lake City. club and business woman Succeeding Mr. Bonacci as treas-- j uled to be followed by a Utah Entries in the musical competition trough her farsightedness the city urer is Edward Brophy of Ogden. !of Carbon couuuty. died last Friday! have been received legion meeting and the annual of Helper has enjoyed much tangible from the followbeautState warden of the lodge is Dennif mornim; in the Price city hospital. election of state legion officers. schools: improvement in the form of a (lien. ing Helper. Spring i. it., i .,, ,,,, ... , ,mili...i,A Luncheon will he served in r Creek. Htinnysiile, iful theatre building, a home and namuKiou of r.uieRii. who was re Keiiilworth, Rater-to and a elected that Paul was post, It the Helper Moose hall at noon truly ilveral Apartments. Kentucky. Mrs. Littlejohn was the Price Junior high small band, Node grand knight of the. daushter of William nnl Ada May I lame. Price Junior high. Hiawatha, Veiling ladies are to he guests fcleht day when Mrs. Littlejohn and man, present Lake Salt council, was named Johnson Haas. Her father died when Wellington, Castle Gate. Carbon seninterested in of Helper and Price Moose City became Jjer husband in Helper, for this com- state advocate taking over the post she was four years old and with ior high and Carbon college. This chapters durign the frolic. is Moroni Hunt general munity has gained far more for hav-ft- of Harvey K. Cahill of Salt Lake. she then moved to makes a total of 12 bands, sixty soloher mother, of the enTwo delegates were named to at-- j in chairman charge had such progressive citizens en17 attended She Indiana. and choruses Kvansville, ists, eight tend the national lodge convention tire affair. ftan they have gained personally, and sembles. public schools of Fvansville held between be sometime August! later was f Every Fair-Donald on person who knew Mrs. to Page Eight) (Continued employed by 8 and 25 in Memphis, lennessee. Mr. child of that city as an assistant littlejohn and her family joins the make will as state deputy $rarnal this week in a sentiment of Battiste public accountant. Mr. Nel DOUBLE-HEADE- R I apathetic understanding and feel-- the journey accompanied by she was married to Or. In S' for the bereaved father and son. Alternate delegates are Matt to Ross luovinc Franklin Tanner, R. Rita tlldren who will never find their Edell of OOgde nand William Chicago, Illinois, where they lived 9-- 7. AND (Continued on feme quite the wrne, but who will until 1H 17. They then crime to Ptah. her place Jnow, beyond doubt, that Dr. Tanner died in 191. few who fe now among the chosen It was a combination of Loyd After his death, she returned to BY HONORED MOTHERS lave lived their lives well while slants on the VOLL NAMED HEAD OF . Kvansville where she was again em- CITY RECEIPTS SLIP LIndsey's ere on this earth. his mound, eagle batting eye; some ployed by Mr. Fairchild. Her mother 'fine relief pitching by Albert "Ab" Tills community and the world in KIWANIANS AT died in March. 1920. and Mrs. Little"SALVAGE FOR jfaeral have been enrichened hy j.'iay; and two potent bats manlpul-jatejohn again came to Utah, purchased Little! by Harold Patterick and Harry tining had Mrs. KIsie Hans her home in Salt Lake City and LADIES' MEETING as one of its citizens. VICTORY" DRIVE HERE Vogrenlc that gave Helper a became agent for the West Coast win In Lie first game of their Life Insurance company. double-heade- r Are We Doing Our All? with City P.ngham by Mother's Iay v. as houoied In November. 1921. she married Fred W. Voll was yesterday named I here last Sunday It to 7. In the night-leaKiwanis club William Littlejohn. 'non-'nrrof Helper topped at the expenditures that Helper City who, of the Helper salvage chairman 1 Are the peoplo in this community the locals bowed fvl to the nicht at tiie civic auditorium time, was general superintendent of receipts by $60.99 during the month drive as the state salvage committee loing their ail toward the p;epara- - list out-hit even their tho they ,vi;h a fitlitiv program arranged by the Utah Fuel company. Castle Gate. of April, according to F.rnest Plalm. Peaches, Hon this country is making for con completed plans for a "Salvage for recorder. Departmental receipts rivals 12 to 9. j Pr. leased Mrs. city Joe and Mr. Palpiaz. Later Littlejohn llnuatkui of the war to a happy Victory" campaign, which began toscaFor seven Innings Lindsey ' Mav program chtnr- the coal mine .it Clear Creek, where and disbursf iiients during the month day and will con fi hits, which combined with a ttered as follows: Wives of they lived until 1925. The couple were tinue ror trie oura-tioi With the i espouse some of our nu-of visitors errors ; the couide $1183.-10gave I5uiness licenses. HeceiptB were specthen moved to Price and leased The of the war. Jopahd; niade to a recent survey fines and fees, $86.00; sewer five runs. Pothered with a leg in-- ; with weie theatres and anl ial along Star M. J. Greenwood, quests Lyric otidt;ctis.l to interest people in purto in the way Poyd water Day gave connections, jury SI; witn a toesentod the Strand theatre in Helper, all of connections, state salvage chairchasing War Ponds, this writer is f 4"..0; rent of city property, $''.: middle of the eighth, who groved into spec-as a were later hud which incorporated lose named man, who 1! Jndlnpd to think. We Are Not! he far and Conger meter politely electric light deposits?, $2fin;ones ial favor. Mr. Littlejohn Theatres. Voll with as along some that a homer reliably reported electric light, water, garbage and nlamed it over the fence for Kiwauian Edward 136 other civic and Since that time Mrs. Littlejohn .sales if the real American Spirited Wo-fjoa on was the base. mate This au tax collections, $6,093.00; jwith Sh'-yi- , carbon counlender has been widely known In business ditorium community who rallied to the call made by $136.80: dog taxi only hit Day gave up while striking receipts, delivPrice Lake in Salt both City, attorney, circles ty throughout the state 4. However, Day's mound appeartit fur mayor to conduct such a eim-aipJot? of sale jo cemetery featured as local committee and Helper. Until the time of her receipts, $62; insulted and. ered the were grossly and caretaker fees, $10, making ajance proved costly to the local team was which owned and the she chairmen, address, operated death urged all jfcumiliatpd by some, of our citizenry. when he hurt his throwing arm. Just total of $7eSS7.26. and glowing on to t'tahns Four) coopertimely Pagt (Continued this is is his how indicate hasn't facts Disbursements-Publiseriously injury true, and the affairs and) Jt heriate with .salvage t is, but he Is expected n determined, then those persons guilty of tribute to the finance. $"4x.9.-,-; public safety, $771.-Fred Voll of all mothers. committees by uch actions and si wers, $1.371'2; to be out for a couple of weeks. 69: streets certainly should be tage DEATH MEETS WORKER I In th old rubber to refered scrap tributing "Mth an Investigation as to me irio water denn rtmcnt. JttJl'.H: electric; articles und old rags. great national and Ed Sheya h"ir Americanism. a had in first track the day parks really light department, $2201.86; Mr. Greenwood listed three typ I We might as well face the facts i international leaders who sometime IN KENILWORTH MINE and cemetery, $138.31; public build- game. Between the three they col of admissions made had salvage which T'tW in their lives tjifiii musuo!(iers 12 of EitliHr the ir hits for tho we buy War Bonds and $895.69 : garhupe truck service. lected ings, ! attribut-are asKcu u contrioute. rney are: Itamps and thus make an invest-"'n- t that their success could be U: contingent fund, $150.10; locals. Lindsey and 1'atterick's hits 1. Maurice Wen ion. 31, of .Spring $312. t. ac'iings and guid-Scrap metals, including any were of while tho ln our own future, or we will ed to the early refunds. t:ingle $250. variety, makingi was instantly killed Tuesaluy electric meter made of iron, steel, brass. Referint,' thing mothers. of to(;ien, ance their a a got k'e our money extracted from us double, triple and twoi a total of 57. DIR. 25. as a jiupiic iiionilug at i o ciock while operating copper aluminum or load. (...... n w. v t'nev wei ll'fir hut experience his at vini'les .... personal throueli r,,r,tieu D 111 r, the UMJl, so Item boosting Principal excessive taxation," j 2. Rubber, Including old tiros and Mr. Sheya pointed out that n fihovel in the Kenilworth mine of fcarn times. Willis Larson, of Castle was the cost of con- - 1 o;ir national leaders. Already official com- - expenditure Coke and Coal had he rubbers, galoshes, mats, hot itubes, criminal the Independent nrnriieiillv every annual duct ins t.h is gaining momentum Helper spring Gate softball fame, took over shwrt- water bottles or even rubber heels had nai.v. According to George n. Jack i Kori.i violation triA fnr cn came fine in duties and thru Jn congress for a nation-wid- e campaign which was charg- stop sales ib"d Mr. clean-ufrom wornout shoes. his mother standing by his side son. snperintftident of the mine J5 style for a beginner. He contributed' that would ed to the city street and parka hurt tilenty a room of in 3. Old rags, was castofi working hlsiWerriou including end. Oiicludln I hand-the In until very hits first and hen added to the game jtwo the already tax bur-f"- n ;t piece of coal fell when clothing, mine burlap bags, draperies, the on Page Eight) error. led four without chances (Continued ;ne. faced with during the linm mo tace ui the room striking Pete Tabone, who contributed Hel-- i mattresses, pillows, carpeting orany-thinpcseir j.ar which contains wool or cotton him on the back of the head and CARBON POST ELECTS per's other hit, played a whale of Pointing out that the nation's BOARD REVEALS RUBBER forcing him down on a sharp edge BUY WAR BONDS at first, and Patterick conh gam of the shovel. tinued his sunerb play behind home paper mills and warehouses are filled with waste paper which cannot be that GREENER COMMANDER m sueoad tj, t!e fatality is This APRIL plate. Vogrcnic also played a steady moved SOLD DURING il worth mine immediately, Mr. Greenwood lv in the occurred at has third. game If You Have said waste paper is not sought at i f At Take Lead In Second meeting held in the j vour special lur vr' Wenion came to Carbon coun- - Helper civic auditorium Monday eveDuring the montn oi With Bob F'itzke on the mound present. He advised that people eavo released, board ten Colorado .1. comAMetal Greener wan elected the locals jumped into an early lead newspapers and magazines, if they Canyon City. Helper tire lationiac ning. Call re-- j have storage space, as collections tires, Km at 21 the .uuked of following N'o. .fl, the of Post mander Carbon in the second when they collected ,i?;0 jfor purchase a re-- . to of time E. according ,. It. four hits and a pair of runs. The will be resumed eventually. ,lKI, bngih f American I'e:;,o!is of Helper who have Legion, succeeding c?ps and tubes, Other local chairmen in Carbon we. k by hrnesl Mrs. h widow. "rs been Greener submitted has Mr. .in. long Peaches evened the count in the Crisman. ivin), port Sljn P'l'riotjraHy observed a local ar John R. Allen. Wellingcounty alsons. set tary Clayton FlaitM. board fourth and went ahead in the fifth he! Werrion; tvo active in the local Letrion post, national drive for rerap ton: Mike 'Cnber, Scofield; 'nr hte-'- . one Mre ano nice. oflam and the elective to is Wenion. overcome. Paul never first he this Cartel, though ;i1",a! hy gathering quantities one tl: c Payiioa Price. .James P. .Johnstone. (p'-n- . continued his battering. fice lie has held. school bus; Join M !l ,. a. Vogrcnic Annette Werrion. all of pl'illg ach metal K D from around Warren. Castle t;"ir.vP"rtatir):i i h It. Kirp onsen named Lit is ,'t the Mit lu ll fun"! a! on Zito, who took the mound Hiawatha: bo va:t J. two recaps, ly The and homes and yards, but find H. Jones. ' re a and one n:i". 'late, ar, Henry funeral .1. Ii. night-capIn Willis with the b'r. Vice tint in for tho visitors Mills, "iv by home in Pric ""nveniont to take it to T' Mimas Bonebateil to the position of second pounding out two singles and a laundry Sel VI th leer V'iio s r''y's collection pen may vice comma l.r. Post chaplain is double in four times at bat. This aeci. two t hav, 'I collected by a city O. Porter M. alded to his first game achieve-tnoiei;- TIPSY DRIVER GETS and fruit 'Pic Soout s Arrange For ideci ion ,f officei-- - merit f.iive the Follow in; to ti NINETY-DA- Y tvo ic'i. yolili'r coal TERM A; Honor of Court Ki'.Rle. i'laiitities of metal will .ei-7 for IVctiMl hit i I "A apthe n miner 'j at fir meet; !)' two day. Henry Diaz. , ,rd C. ciil li te h;po'ted by the city to IO (Co;;tin;ied on Pa:re Three l Pleading guilty to the charge of A ul on a poillt' OI tiie North Cn- -t 'ill!- -' ral a North Main street ihe at nil''.! d: trit t coiivcnti !i of ua ii while under the influ- riving ' for ti will ,'i laics. '" n owning the met il Mi id Mrs a r.'l auxiliaries of eastWilliam Doit?, an f.ce of intovientin ml tw liij aor. Herbert of hopo;- Le.'luu post two an wo lilts Lade :! I P. of Helper wis He'piMf.2. office of ;; r in sot: ot San Di 'go, arrived Tue-da,ntn- er'i F'ah t'i 1k held 'his in 'o- - lb Hi" I. US Cl.'ipt p week t' spend Mother's Pay t'ltced In tie Seventh Judicial distJune 7. Legion of reconlor. Sins !;. This an-ta1 rig to Kari Hei,.-rlb Iiliae ,.,rn: .tl'le, v":"w i a n: ion Cr-- i wil'i M.. lh iW.i mother, Mario Detlr.. rict court to serve ninety days in was made by C. to t .,o mirt of honor . gat !e C.n'i man l.o'.ii of f A i.m Ii fV 'i.n. t ennrnander and ice He returned to San Diego Sunday, the county jail. Hiviy days will be r. 'V ilNti of the ,i ' district. thi' ' I'l'liT expies-ev! ";';'. m till drive, ntid di legate-distric- t leaving his wife and son to remain su pend"d on the defendant's niPiil-jh-in next commander as auxiliary good win Vav... n H tor for a few more days. Ml officers. behavior. ::!. iv " elect Hyde. l.ihn Journal. A - s . j i j g J j j i j Pagfl-Fout- HELPER SPLITS 5 4 WITH PEACHES, ) left-han- j r d j ) p - ? n. n ? br-t- i c 1 J'd I V. i j . i i 1 , i Ein-el- i i i- m ,M - i j Scrap 52 m Ma-an- Ny-ma- 1 - ( 1 rnio-.-niei- t . - - Il- ,ecei-(-cour- i t ' . i del--'u- 1 j , i I in lke Cit la- - K id. i i bt I |