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Show Forward to the Biggest One Day Celebration Ever Held by Any Community Jgaster Dap LPER programs ST. BARNABAS CHURCH HELPER Union Earner Day. Sunday school. 8:30 a. m., Mrs. Metz, su VOLUME XXI perintendent. Holy communion, "il a. m. Rer. H. J. Johnson. royal arciTmasons HELPER, Plans Now Being Made To Observe June 8 As Event Helper Day-B- ig s ST. ANTHON YCHURCH ItBLPKR Special Easter services will be conducted at the St. Anthony church of Helper Sunday, March 27. at S:30 a m. Rev. James Claf-fe- y will conduct the high mass. Appropriate solo numbers will be given by Mrs. V. Litlzzette. Mary and Grace Mlgioccio, Geneva and Marlon Bon&cel and Elisabeth Marttnellt. o o o SPELLING CONTEST AT PRICE SATURDAY A. M. in iub uvaie jl aptumig wilt be held at Carbon ' in school Price high Saturday morning at 10 o'clock with contestants from schools in Emery, San Juaa, Grand and Carbon counties entered. semi-fina- ls About 30 entrants are expected, 20 schools of Carbon count Mrs. J. Bosone has represented. been chosen pronouncer tor the contest, with Mrs. J. Hlllebrandt of Hiawatha, Mrs. O. R. West of Pries and DeLos E. Brandon of Helper as Judges. A short musical program alu will be given. with JUDGE HELPS CLEAR HEAVY CAJLBOX CALENDAR Judge Dllworth Woolley of Man-- ti arrived In Price Monday to assist the seventh district court in Carbon county to dispose f one of the heaviest calendars in 10 years, is accompanied by Clair Johnson, court reporter. E. S. Horsley, court clerk, said two separate courts will be conducted tor the next two weeks, Judge George Christensen presiding; over one and Judge Woolley over the other. Vic Perry ooo returned ia Helper Monday morning from Denver and Grand Junction where he had visited with friends for a week. j EVERY DAY IS HELPER DAY BUT JUNE 8 IS HELPER'S BEST AND BIGGEST HELPER Utah's Attendance Last Year Exceeded All Hopes IMMENSE CROWDS FLOCKED INTO HELPER LAST YEAR TO CELEBRATE WHAT HAS BEEN DECLARED TO BE GREATEST SINGLE DAY EVENT EVER HELD IN COUNTY HISTORY Kiwanis club of Helper started something last year when sponsored the first annual Helper day celebration, an event the popularity of which never was equalled in this part of the state. At their regular meeting last Thursday noon in the elubroonu beneath the Grill cafe, the Helper Kiwanis club again determined to sponsor this event, with the coop- eration of all other civic and fra- ternal organizations ot the city to MRS. VIGNETTO IS HOME FROM CALIFORNIA TRIP the end that this year's program would be still greater and better, Mrs. Jack Vignetto, wife of the Wednesday, June 8, being set as cashier of the Helper State bank, the day. Mayor F. R. Porter this year returned Sunday night from Los will declare June 8 as Helper day, Angeles, accompanied by her son a day when hilarity and happiness and daughter. Jack and Jill, aud will reign supreme, with the bus- Mrs. John Colzani. Miss Jill has iness houses closing in honor of been studying advanced dancing while in the southern California the occasion. Free buns and barbecued beef, metropolis and is home for a brief It is possible she may cake, coffee, candy for the kid- vacation. dies, a baseball game in the aft- later return to that place to accept ernoon, and street dancing at a stage contract with the circuit. night; everything will be fre, aco o o cording to Gust Tsangarls, who has been named in charge of the GIRL SCOUTS TROOP TO program. ENJOY NATURE JOURNEY Helper la known as the "hub city" of this portion of the stale, Mary Amano, reporter of the and it is hoped thru this festive Girl Scouts, reports that they will occasion to become better ac go on a short hike March 26. They with its neighboring will learn how to make a camp-fir- e quainted towns and settlements, as well as and learn the woodcraft signs. o o o attracting attention of the entire commu state to our prosperous MAN SENT TO JAIL ON nity. Helper also owes much to its MISREPRESENTATION CHARGE supporting communities aud takes Henry Wilson, 21, of Sallna, this manner of expressing its apInvites pleaded guilty to obtaining money preciation, and cordially one and all to participate in Help- under false pretenses and was sentenced Friday by Justice J. W. er day, June 8. Hammond to serve 30 days in the A similar charge county jail. ROOSEVELT PLANNING TO Wilson's brother, Joseph, against LOWER FEE 28, was dismissed when Henry Wilson said he was entirely to 23. ROOSEVELT, March City blame. met last of here officials Roosevelt The two are alleged to have week with citizens for the purpose fraudulently represented themot discussing a proposed decrease selves us agents ot the Singer Sew-- " in light and power rates. Drastic ing Machine company and to have cuts have been urged. collected an instalment payment of $6.10 from Mrs. Judd McDonald SCHOOLS OF JORDAN of Standardville. o o o FINISH YEAR'S TERM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The MIDVALE, March 23. OFFICE IN CITY HALL schools of Jordan district como pleted their present term on March Thru the courtesy of Mayor F. and school board ordered the 12, R. Porter, a spare room in the city the schools closed following defeat hall has been tendered the Helper cf a proposed bond issue. The cit- chamber of commerce as headquar izens now are appealing to the ters for the office of Miss Ruth teachers to keep the classes In- Metz, secretary. Miss Metz is plantact, after voting down the bond ning to install herself in the new issue which would have insured location in ample time to be ot their pay. service to tourists and others seeking information relative to highways and local data. THE LIGHT-POWE- to his home DAY Taxes-Whe- The Money re Comes From and How It Is Used A ENJOYS PRICE P-NICE PROGRAM TUESDAY T Members of the Price P.-A the completion of the new tax assessment rolls in. Carbon enjoyed a nice meeting Tuesday WITH The Journal believes a presentation ot the receipts and afternoon in Notre Dame hall with disbursements of Utah tax moneys during- the fiscal year end- a splendid attendance. An inter ing June 30. 1931, will be ot general Interest to its readers. The eating program was furnished by following should be children ot the primary grade, folItems Per Cent lowing which Mrs. L. R. Eldridge, Receipts $ Taxes SUte 34.11 president, took charge of the meet5,026,038.91 State roads, all sources 2,676.090.07 18,17 ing. There were about 50 present 5.3S funds o o Redemption 788,381.00 o 2.99 Fees state officers 440,331.61 AUGUST LAP0RE PASSES AWAY Motor vehicle registration 6.76 848,248.75 Gasoline sales tax 13.00 1,914,714.30 Lapore, 11, son of Mr. 2.84 andAugust Interest and rental land funds 418,920.76 Mrs. Anursisto of Lapore State boards, institutions and commisHelper, died of spinal meningitis sions 4.36 at 640,988.65 his home Sunday at 7:30 a. m. 2.01 Inheritance taxes 296,447.13 Deceased was born August 21, 2.07 Interest on state funds and Investments. 305.748.78 and has been a 1921, Hi 1.33 resident ofHelper, 196,535.04 Cigarette stamps and licenses Helper all his life. Fu.14 neral services 20,600.60 Oleomargarine stamps and licenses were held under the 1.02 Pish and game 160,288.70 direction of the J. E. Flynn funer.43 al home 72,205.28 8tte bounty, T. B., etc with interment in the .14 Mountain View 20,293.89 Pines, forfeitures and reporters fees ... cemetery in Help V. 8. .63 er to match state funds From 93,620.17 at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday U. of U. Union building 1.76 259.700.14 are his and .39 twoSurviving Mrs. E. parents Forest reserve fund 57,806.17 Mantino of sisters, .29 Moab and Rosie 42.197.60 State fair asosciation Lapore of Helper. .12 Premium taxes and agents' tees 18,282.26 o o o Miscellaneous receipts and refunds .64 94,826.20 2.40 360.441.64 Utah state building commission Total Permanent funds Temporary loans Loan repayment '. S14.731.807.64 100.00 1,159,076.48 900,000.00 400,000.00 Gas sales More Bargains For Shoppers O 0 As was the case last week, The Journal this week again is a first-clashopping guide for the house wife Jewelry, Easter cards, can dy, millinery, clothing, groceries and meats JuBt anything needed can be found in The Journal. Also, there Is a solid page of bargains advertised by one of the local merchants which will causo you to wonder. The opening Bale of 6 cent to $1 articles held by Chapman's last week, together with his closing out advertisement on Bhoes, brought one of the great-eresponses ever enjoyed by a Helper merchant. Residents of this vicinity have money to spend, as is shown by the generous response to baragiiiB advertised in The Journal each ss Grand total $17,190,684.02 Item Education Slate roads Interest and sinking fund Administration Penal and charitable Judicial Fish and game Disbursements $ 6,663,642.99 S. 294. 398. 19 public debt. 1,166.029.00 622,304.69 621,110.39 241.426.97 169,958.98 Miscellaneous 163.723.93 and defense 63,634.20 Military 64,022.72 Slate fair War veterans and welfare societies 17,992.12 . . . animal control and 107,127.69 Bounty predatory 27.850.21 State power plant Livestock and agricultural Inspection ., . 160,631.21 67,806.17 Forest reserve fund 62,106.42 Legislative 619,679.62 8tate building commission .... TfUI Relr estment and permanent funds Temporary loan from gas sales Repayment of temporary loans Grand total .... $14,913,245.40 1,593,904.67 400,000.00 900,000.00 117,807,150.07 OU 8 Free Fun for AllBarbecue, Baseball Game, Street Dance 1QD IPtk! M. WHEN YOU BUY IN HELPER You Encourage Business Men Who Pay Taxes Here, Subscribe to Our Charities, and Make It a Better Place in Which to Live JtK JL Local Mines Will Operate Summer During the o o CONDITIONS Formerly The Times Special Easter services will be conducted at the Community church Sunday, March 27, by n chapter t of the Royal Arch and Charles Fred Jennings commandery. Knights Templar, according to the Rer. R. C. Jones, of both organizations, SECOND ANNUAL HELPER DAY WILL BE OBSERVED WEDNESchaplain of Carbon lodge No 16. DAY, JUNE 8, WITH ELABORATE SPORTING PROGRAM, and A. M., and Joppa lodg No. DANCE AND BARBECUE 6 will be Invited to attend the program. Ma-so- Helper Day, June Per Cent 37.98 35.60 7.88 4.18 3.49 1.62 1.14 1.03 .42 .43 .12 .72 .18 1.08 .17 .41 3.48 100.00 week. That is why housewives have learned to depend upon The Jour nal as a shopping guide, aud why the merchants use this paper conHlstently to get the best results. Journal advertising pays the retailer and the consumer. CARBON MOUNTAIN COUNTY, ROADS UTAH, OPEN NEW YORK, March 23. (Special wire to The Journal) All main roads over the continental divides now are reported as open and passable, but somewhat slippery in the higher altitudes due to thaws and melting snows. Chains still are advisable, says the Texaco national road report. THURSDAY, MARCH 24. 1832 BUT THIS SUMMER DIFFER LITTLEFR0M PAST PROBABLY War on High Price of Gasoline to WILL With rumors circulating that the mines of Carbon county will word shut down this summer, comes to The Journal that the Spring Canyon mines will operate about the same as usual this sum INVESTIGATION SHOWS CITY OF HELPER HAS CONTRACT TO mer, with an average of about d of the regular winter force, PURCHASE GASOLINE AT IS CENTS PER GALLON LOCAL MOTORISTS PAY 24 CEJiTS IN HELPER WHILE PRICES OF according to George A. Murphy, FROM 15 TO 13 CENTS ARE SAID TO PREVAIL IN SALT LAKE superintendent of the Spring Can yon Coal company. At Kenilworth, we are informed. the tipple probably will be shut down with the coming of summer but. other activities will carry on about as in the past. . o o o CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VOTES TO SUPPORT HELPER DAY UINTAH HIGH GIRL WINS PROGRAM DANCE AND STYLE SHOW AT RAINBOW GARORATORICAL CONTEST DENS BEING LANNED AS EVENT OF THE NEAR FUTURE Miss Lsabelle Dillman of the LEGAL HOLIDAYS NAMED Uintah high school at Vernal won Because of the tact that motorists In this vicinity apparently a place in the state finals of the are being discriminated against in the price paid for gasoline, the Salt Lake Tribune oratorical con test on the constitution by defeatHelper chamber of commerce at its regular meeting in the city hall ing two other entrants in the east Friday night went on record as favoring a lower price for gasoline. Evidence submitted at the meeting indicated an average of from ern Utah regional elimination at Wednes15 to 18 cents per gallon was being paid for gasoline in Salt Lake City the Carbon high school and vicinity, while it was further day. Miss Dillman's subject was ' Our learned on good authority that the BOY SCOUT BENEFIT AT Law, the Constitution." Highest city of Helper has a contract to Other contestants were Miss LouRAINBOW GARDENS SAT. purchase gasoliue at IS cents. Cono While the matter is being taken ise Hvala, Carbon high, "The stitution and the People"; Leland A public dance for the benefit up in regular manner with the Wlscombe, Roosevelt high, "The of the Helper Boy Scouts will be wholesalers, the sentiment exheld Saturday evening:, March 2fi, pressed at the meeting favored the Constitulon, a Rising Sun." The winner's extemporaneous subject at Rainbow Gardens. Cal and his dealt with "Why People Break the Rainbow Ramblers will lurnteh Law." the type of syncopation and harJudges were Attorney Henry Local service station dealmony which is making this popuRugger! and W. E. Fleetwood, ers advise The Journal that lar dance hall one of the slate's Price, and Mrs. Bert Bunnel, Helpthe gasoline being sold in the leading recreation and amusement er. Principal Norman Hamilton vicinity of Salt Lake City is a centers, and un unusually nice of the Carbon high was chairman low grade ot gasoline manucrowd is anticipated. of the contest. factured to combat the preso o o This" year is the first in five ent gas price war on the other PLENTY OF WATER IS Hide of the mountain. years that an entrant from a AVAILABLE TO FARMERS school other than Carbon high won o first place in the divisional finals. A plan of supervision of the cao o o nal or the Carbon Water company, installation of an independent gas whos ; holdings are heing fore- oline service station by the city of closed by the state land board, Helper in the event other meashas been adopted and an organi- ures failed to procure a fair and zation known as the Mutual Canal equitable price. It was shown company, has been formed to rep- that other towns have used this resent the water users. It was an- method to bring gasoline down to nounced Sunday by E. E. Pierce, a fair price and keep it there. o 0 secretary of the new group. Business Hours MINES SHOW INCREASED The state will exercise general A canvass of business houses. of DURING LAST HALF OF supervision of the canal and the Helper by the chamber of comdistribution of water, which will merce 1931 has evolved a new set of basis. be allotted on an acre-foo closing hours which it is believed A charge of 30 cents an acre-foo- t SALT LAKE CITY, March 23.--will he of ample convenience to 'or 90 cents per acre for a full J. Schultz, state deputy coal the public, and which have met water right will be made. with the approval of the business mine inspector, this week commended the following coal mining houses. H0RSESH0ECHALLENG E for their excellent safeDuring June, July and August companies all places of business will close ty records during the past year: A team of horseshoe players at Columbia Steel company, operat u:30 p. m.; September and Ot: d U. S. Fuel comStandardville, according to a lie-- . ating at Columbia; m.JN'ovember tober, and Tjp, advertisement Issue, cemoer, 8 p. m. pany, operating at Hiawatha, Mohrland and Heiuer; Liberty challenges any set ot players in the county. The Standardville boys Lt gal Holidays Fuel company at. Latuda; the Business men of Helper, thru claim they are good. Coal company with a mine the chamber of commerce, have ac- at Scofield; Castle Gate mine No. of the Utah Fuel company, and cepted the following as legal holiSTATE EDUCATORS MEET days, on which occasions the stores the Independent Coal and Coke o will remain closed: New Years company's mine at Kenilworth. A jrathi.-rinof educators ..from The mines produced two million all parts of Utah as well ns. from day, Decoration day. Helper day, 4, July 24, Armistice Jul day, tons of coal during the last six sections of several surrounding Christmas. and months of 1931, a substantial instates will lake place in K in.ta- Thanksgiving day crease over the preceding six bu ry hail. University of Utah, on Style Show and Dance March 31, April 1 and 2. The local chamber will iu the month period. o o o near future sponsor a style show SCIENTISTS WILL RETURN ami dance to be held at Rainbow LINDBERGH KIDNAP IS SOON TO DINOSAUR BEDS Gardens. STILL A MYSTERY Dr.. J. J. Dalpaiz has been named chairman of the comHOPEWELlTnTj., March 23. CASTLE DALE. March 23. Word received here this week ad mittee for this occasion, with ar- The Lindbergh kidnaping case tovises that the body of Los An rangements to be completed later. day was aa much of a mystery to geles scientists operating in this City Engineer Henry H. Jones investigating officials as ft was vicinity last year will return for was present at the meeting Friday, the night Charles A. Lindbergh jr Police frankly ada further exploration of the dino- and outlined a substantial form of was stolen. saur beds so booh ax weather per- concrete and coal which would be mit the case is at a standstill, but mits. Residents of Emery county used as the base for the entrance are searching for denizens of the believe the beds should be pre- gateways over the highways ap- underworld whom they hope may be able to shed some light on tha served as a national monument. proaching Helper. matter. Plans also were discussed at the PASADENA BAnVpRESENTS the securing of a suit- JURY AWARDSDAMAGES CONCERT AT ST. GEORGE meeting for able parking space where visitors TO MAN HURT BY AUTO a leave their care while shopST. GEORGE, March 23. The might,in A jury in the district court Helper, and the needs for ping Bulldog band, California's largest a civic auditorium also occupied Wednesday awarded $1250 to musical organization, presented a discussion. of the evening's George Kapassas, who sued Oliver concert here one evening lost week part Discussion as to the possibility Sutch and daughter, Lucille, for for the benefit of the South Ward of securing a recreation hall fo? $10,750 for Injuries received Occhapel. children of this community was tober 1, 1931, when struck by a o o o had, and Dr. L. R. Grover was car driven by Miss Sutch. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS The accident occurred near named chairman ot the committee Standardville on the Spring CanThe United States civil service on this matter. The next meeting of the club yon highway. commission has announced that n April 1. until April 12 applications will be will be held Friday, Mrs. C. W. Dougherty returned o o o assofor of the to accepted position her home in Helper this week In the SEVIER COUNTY HAY AND ciate daiiy husbandman from Salt Lake City where for the GRAIN ARE QUARANTINED past three weeks alio has been rebureau of dairy Industry, department of agriculture, for duty at ceiving medical attention la the IUCHFIELD. March 23. Be- St. Marks hospital. She is getting Lewlsburg, Tenn. The entrance salary will be be- cause of the presence of Canadian along nicely. thistle in certain sections of Setween $3200 and $3800 a year. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bonacci and Full Information may be ob- vier county, a quarantine has been tained from Harris B. Simonsen, placed on the shipment of hay, daughter Betty left Monday mornStates grain and seed. This step la taken ing for Salt Lake City, where they secretary of the United civil service board of examiners at in an effort to stamp out the ex- will spend a few weeks visiting with relatives. istence of the troublesome weed. the post office in this city. Be Inaugurated by Helper C of C one-thir- Firemens Ball Apr. 9 Will Be Gala Affair The Firemens annual ball, to be given at Rainbow Gardens Saturday night, April 9, by the Helper volunteer fire department, will he one of the hottest blazes of the year, according to Paul Pessettu, chief. Chief Pessetto advises the dance will be in the nature of a contest between tjie orchestra and the Cat and his Rainbow dancers. o o Ramblers are going to try aud set Carbon county this year will re- the place on fire with their red ceive but $1800 per month to be hot music, but he believes the expended in building new roade crowd will stamp it out as fast as and maintaining present highways it gets to burning. according to E. H. Leonard, road Anyway, it will be a real occasion and the only regrets will be supervisor for this county. There are 425 miles of first and held by those who fail to attend. o b o secondary roads in Carbon county, Mrs. and it is going to require careful Andrew Armstrong ot handling of the funds to keep the Ephriam spent the last week visroads in fit condition for travel iting at the home of her daughter, this year, acocrdlng to Mr. Mrs. Hllden Peterson of Helper, returning to her home Sunday. Carbon County Gets $1800 Month for Highway Upkeep County Commissioners Preside at Spirited Meeting to Discuss Tax Protect School Funds SCHOOL BOARD ASKS THAT ONE MILL BE TRANSFERRED FROM SINKING FUND TO GENERAL FUND TO PERMIT OF FULL NINE MONTHS TERM NEXT YEAR DELINQUENCY AMONG MINORS INCREASES AS SCHOOL TERM LESSENS SAYS JU- VENILE JUDGE No. 44 PLAN TEACHERS PAY CUT LARGE gathering of taxpayers and parents gathered in the court rooms at Price Monday evening to express their views relative to rearranging the county mill levy to permit of a full nine months of school Instead of the eight month term now contemplated for 1931-3The Carbon county school board, thru its spokesman Charles Le ger of Helper, asked that one mill be taken from the sinking fund and transferred to the general a changing of the funds, and still fund for operating expenses. Such others intimated a decrease in the a transfer, advised Mr. Leger, school mill levy would be desirwould permit students of Carbon able. The matter was thoroly discounty to enjoy a full nine months term at no added cost to the tax- cussed, and the board of county commissioners advised the matter payers. In basing its budget, the school would be taken under advisement board is compelled to use the tax and their decision given some time levy and receipts of. the previous this week. - . o o o D & R G W EMPLOYE IS HONORED AT RETIREMENT The board of county Wednesday afterJoe Wahl, for 42 years an em noon made known their deciploye of the Denver & Rio Grande sion to disallow the request Western railroad, was honored at of the school board that one a banquet last week by a number mill be transferred from the of his friends in the local Roundsinking fund to the general house Shop association. The occafund. This means Carbon sion was the retirement of Mr. county schools next year will Wahl following the years of faithon a of basis eight operate ful service to his company, ami months school or less. was further marked by his being the first, shop man on this division to be so retired. Mr. Wahl was presented with a year as a guide. The' 11.6 mill reclining morris chair by his forlevy for the school fund as made mer fellow workmen as a fitting Is and 1931, during 1930 again token, the presentation addrew at asked for 1932. made the banquet being by Dave The present arrangement gives Griffith. the school board 7.5 mills for op 0 0 0 eratlng and maintenance expens COUNTY BOARD CONSIDERS es, and places 4 mills In the sink NEW TRUCK ORDINANCES ing fund to meet the payment of school district bonds when due. Erin Leonard, county road suThe proposed arrangement would place 8.5 mills In the general fund pervisor, said Saturday that the Carbon county commission waa and 3 mills in the sinking fund. considering an ordinance prohibDelinquency Increases iting overloaded trucks from travAttorney Bart Dalton, juvenile eling on county highways. This judge for Carbon county, was practice has proved very damagamong those present at the meetto roads. ing asking that the school board's ing County crews are at work gradrequest be granted. Judge Dalton advised that past records had prov- ing the Gordon creek highway. en that as the school term de- Heavily loaded trucks were blamed creases, juvenile delinquency In- for the previous poor condition en-of the road. Workmen also are creases. He further stated that In his gaged In making improvements on to the shoulders of the Spring Canopinion it was an Injustice measure the future of humanity yon asphalt stretch. 0 0 0 on a money scale. EDUCATION BENEFIT FUND Utah Has Low Cost TO BE RAISED FOR GAPANS Other testimony submitted to the comi. ff.doners was that the A varied program of entertainstate of Utah ranks 38th from the comedies, dancing and singtop ot the list In a comparison of ment,has been arranged by memschool operating costs as compared ing n Probers of the with other states of the nation. tective association, to be given in Economies Effected 3. The Liberty hall, Sunday, April Mr. Leger, In discussing the po- proceeds from the occasion will sition of the school board, called be used to further educational attention to the fact that tax re- work among members of the orceipts were decreasing each year, ganization. o o o and that the school board was making every effort possible to- MOTOR PASSENGER LINE ward economy. He advised that MAKES NOON STOP HERE last year the board so arranged Its curriculum as to eliminate the The Colorado-Uta- h Motorway services of sir teachers and that bus lines now are making Helper present plans called for the elim- their noon passenger stop for ination of five more teachers next lunch, according to information term. B. H. given last week to Hyde, Further, he advised that It was president of the Helper chamber planned to cut teachers' salaries 6 of commerce. per cent next year. Additional, there now are 786 students in Carbon county high school, with a ( possible 950 In sight for next term. Increased attendance has caused COMING EVENTS an increased school operation cost, advised Mr. Leger, while lowered March 26 '(Saturday) Boy tax assessment rolls and decreased 8couts Benefit Dance. tax receipts have cut the amount Rainbow Gardens. of money available thru the 11.6 April 3 (Sunday) Gapans mill levy. Benefit Carnival, Liberty Carbon county valuations durHall. ing the past three years have Fire- April 9 (Saturday) mens Ball, Rainbow Gar- dropped from $27,000,000 to $22,. dens. 600,000. Some of those present to oppose April 15 Arbor day. the change in hundllng of school June 8 (Wednesday) Help- funds were under the Impression er Day. the school board was asking for an additional 1 mill. Others opposed, . Greek-America- New Store Closing Hours Endorsed Coal Operators Are Commended For Safety Record OUT-PU- T It. clas-fiii'le- s Sco-fie- ld .'1 '. oo o The U. o o Are, Reliable O O The United .States mails are reliable that is why we trust the delivery of our personal letters, monthly statements, and other valuable documents to this great delivery service-No merchant would dream of throwing personal letters around on the porches or in the yards of anil ncnmtiutaiicos hophis ing they would be found and read. ltd Advert lis. which is the act mil life r;f any successful bmdnexs. is Its a highly Important message. delivery cannot be 'entrusted to t It must he placed In the hand"- of t!ue whom you wish to leach with absolute certainty If rof.ults me to be obtained. That is why merchants use The Journal to bear their Important advertising mosr.ases to the house wife. The Journal is delivered thru the United Slates mail -- aud it always is a welcome medium. It pays to advertise In The frit-nil- liom-litles- on. FOREVER FREE! Mails S. By NICK PICKOULAS HELLAS has versary of our national freedom. Our Country UnIt Is a time not only of rejoicing always been a free nation. der 12 generations of physical for the bravery of our ancestors bondage the hearts and souls of and the triumph of our cause, but the people held that enthusiasm to pay homage and reverence to for liberty which their ancestors our only light during those terrihad shown on the plain of Mara- ble four hundred years our Orthon and which they were to show thodox church. Hellas ia smaller than the UnitIn the terrible seine of Missolon-gb- i. ed States only in size. The same which we consider our Then came the Ml niggles of the principles Hellenic heritage were the ideals Asiatic revolution against, the of that great and good man, horde-Then was every mother thru whose a Spartan and every man a hero. George Washington, United was creefforts the States Oik e more the ancient hills of ated. And in the Morea, that spot Greece heard the drums of war of ground where liberty was first !,os, same hills on which six hun-e.r- c claimed to an awakened world thousand Persians had poured niic:ht well be commemorated: their blood Into the dust. 'Here once the embattled farmers In those days Greece was glostood rious and blood-rewith joy of And fired the shot heard round At battle and glenming kwoiiI. the world." ho Goddess of Libth.'it moment The Greek communities thru-ou- t erty was born in llcllus armed the United States will celewith (he sword of patriotism. brate the centennial of Hellenic It is our honor now and privilIndependence day, Friday, March ege to celebrate the llllh annl- I d I |