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Show f fDiv Carbon Ac- I v 0e ,. industrial ..Ath a normal , nuarter ot a 3ination 1 : monthly JjYars move--- CIRCULATION That I, Pr0K ' Have 4 THE JOURNA1. Mw, EDITIOM o r (V HELPER, UTAH 0 FRIAY, MAY 4, 1934 May Day Parade iled to Develop Tuesday; ht Commotion, 5 Arrests beduled i coxes Man Wanted in East Found Here Saturday CARBON ADVERTISING That Brings Results UftLIVkRtU riTKK Marshal Knobbs Remembered State Fish and Game Commissioner Issues Proclamation; Few Streams or Lakes Available; Drouth z jud County Authorities Clamped Down on Communist Conditions Are Physiognomy on Circular a Over Hundred With Armed Deputies; rt Brick Responsible for Restrictions This Summer of Escaped Burglar Movement When Be Continued by City Officials,' igressive Opposition to He Met Very Man on Street Newell B. Cook, State Fish and Game Commissioner Battle Into Camp of the Enemy. Vho Are Carrying Whereas, by reason of the pres the authority vested in me by the James Farrel, who escaped from ent drought conditions and the laws of this State, do fRlKE - tion would be determined prepa New Jersey hereby pro-r- esult of forthcoming. prison farm two early season, it has become advis- claim and declare that all streams .... and pnnntv ;tr able to permit fishing in certain of this State and City Hostile to Leaders years ago, where he was Bear Lake, locatserving of the streams The city administration is deter- time of this State prior ed in Rich County, Utah, for burglary, was ithorities tne uoramumai except apprehendmined to a to June 15. 1934; put stop to any further ed by City Marshal C. A. sched- as herein below otherwise provided md demonstration Knobbs Communistic activities by Now, Therefore, I, Newell B. shall be opened to Saturday night last on M!n a fiasco." fishing comof the leaders of the Cook, fish and game commissioner V.V.V.. jrMay 1 proved 4 a. m. Sunday, May group, Janet street. at mencing sent been had and by arresting all distributors of Marshal Knobbs of the State of Utah, by virtue of 13, 1934. The lckr llieiatun-following lakes and recognized the streams of this State shall be closcaning lor incendiary literature within the man by photos sent to the local of- ir last city. ed to fishing until 4 a. m. the "ce at tne time of Farrel's escape . . t-:urda U Tuesday, starting irom nr.... ln ivioy took and the of June 15, 1934, iieiper morning soutn immediately him placed in the arch at the torm or a showdown and the num city jail, where he All lakes in the Uintah mounhas ... been e held i 2 and proceeding along uer oi Dusiness men and tains lying above an altitude of well since his arrest awaiting the arJanet street and thence known people who served as derm rival of 7000 feet and that portion of all deputies to return him to the streams in the Uintah mouna brief meet- - ties indicates to large degree the the New Jersey prison. It is exypark, where local sentiment toward the pected he will be called tains general dolying above an elevation of with La to be held, for within "big Communists. 7000 feet (this includes the lakes i3 be the next few days. effort Every Roller the Rink, foflowing at at the head of the Provo, Uintah, ing mane by the authorities to break up the organization and to AUTO STOLEN AND Would Tax Foreign Fuel; Pro- Duchesne, Rock Creek, Green and Helper, in the evening, me leaders, whom they Rivers, but does not include the events materialized. rout DRIVEN TO LATl'DA test Mail Route Change; Fa- Bear Moon Lake in Duchesne county). INE Over 100 Deputies charge with inflaming the minds vor Legalization of Liquor; All of the Weber River above of people throughout the county, A car belonging to Toffie Gazel deputies, numbering over the which is located three )0D Ll was in stolen from in front 6f his resDisplays Empt Windows milesbridge ad armed with various "perwest of Holladay Park, near idence Wednesday evening, and re isistenti Howell's ranch, Summit county. fpatroled the streets of the turned yesterday, after it had been All members of the Cham e Best mm early Tuesday morning All of the waters of the observed by a friend in Latuda, ber of The of- in the evening. Commerce, with their above the who informed the owner. The perand were Helper citizens Summit county. are to attend dam, the urged guests, son who took the machine from All of the Provo river and its as men, state nignway pa-- a Mrs. Margaret Neminich pleaded its parking place has not been meeting next Monday evening above the Soapstone county special deputies mon not guilty to a charge of placing at the Grill Club Rooms at 8. tributariesWasatch and Summit ainers from Spring Canyon, Bridge, unsound meats in a public street ASKA counties. Rolapp and Wellington. on vs. coal natural yesterday morning in City Court, 4' SPEECHES IED All of the tributaries to Beaver Parade Recruits Gathered on foreign fuel gas and her trial was set for 7:30 p. m Summit Creek, above Kamas, at tit 35 persons gathered tomorrow. to wholewas a and She placed under plan patronize only county. ton about 2:30 in the after- bonds of $300, and up to last eve salers who use Carbon County coal Freemont River, Sevier county, but made no attempt to start are to be the features of the regu- its entire was held in custody in ning being trade." Mrs. length. Charles Guynn, of lieu thereof. . Frank Bonaccl, local organizer lar monthly Creek, Sevier county, its of the Communists, and the Chamber of Commerce the arose from ,The Helper May Day of the United Mine Workers of charge entire length. one of the leaders g when Mrs. Neminich la al America, returned to his home in at the Grill club rooms next MonJohnston's Reservoir, Sevier to riot in connection trouble, to have invited Mayor E. F. Helper Wednesday from Salt Lake, day evening at o'clock. county. labor troubles here and at leged The directors of the organizaGianotti to take a vhiff of the re where he is participating in the Forsyth Reservoir, Sevier county last year, was among those met in regular session last tion not was she which lief stated U. M. Creek,' Sevier county, its ham, LsUt the arch, but did not negotiations between Utah and Mrs, Wyoming coal miners and the op night and passed several measures, entire length. for human fit consumption. and could not be located among them being a protest over Neminich was released shortly af erators of the same district. Huntington River and its tributhe afternon nor early ter her arrest Tuesday, due to ill Prior to the joint conference that the proposed removal of the mail taries above the point where It route from Price to Salt Lake and junctions with Bulger Creek. ness. began Tuesday last, delegates of Smell That Ham'" was The postponed trial Provided, that the portion of agreed the miners from the two states of the local FERA office from congregated across the upon after Adam Ostovich declared had been in session several weeks Helper. A telegram is to be sent Red Creek in Wasatch and Duto Congressman Abe Murdock con- chesne Counties lying above the '.from the City Hall later in he, acting as a committeeman for drawing up a proposed scale. Mr. u'ternoon, and it was there the I. L. D., had not had time to Bonacci states there is no deter- cerning the removal of the mail point where the Victory Highway would mean a loss of lie only action of the Continued on Page Three ocprepare a defense for defendant mining how long the joint session route, which a raonth revenue to day about $4500 JJrs. Margaret Neminich will continue, but a year contract ' festivities by shoving a has been set as the goal of the Carbon County. is The Chamber considering of relief ham under Mayor meeting, which is reported to be a Junior League base sponsoring Glanotti's nose and no friction. with inviting proceeding ball team to compete in the Amer take a "whiff of and -- prose-cutio- n week-en- d por-Help- ril Activities of Helper Civic Organization uy er V to to-w- of of Mrs, Neminich's Smith-Morehou- Trial Tomorrow late Smith-Morehou- ia, Operators and Miners Session luncheon-meetin- ; g ?r convict-incitin- of (S If long, In BToup , ' k him banners ham was not fit ed ham," proclaiming for human imption. Woman s Arrested juncture deputies the started crowd and Mrs. Ne ll was taken into custody and i to the city jail after she toe tattle with two officers, teame ill, complaining of her 'Moras released, her trial last evening in city f sperse ?!r Pot Is- 90 Days for Another . became with officers worge Brajkovich i to arrest her. DnrW Nggle her husband at.terrmt- - r aid her- Dist. Manager Jr. B. B. League Glen Ballinger has been pointed member of the state board for the American Legion Junior Rnsohnll Leaene and is to have charge of District No. 3. Mr. Bal lineer has had full charge of re vamping the rules for this depart ment and has been highly compn mented for his work. Commander Johnson of Hiawa tha post reports that the junior league has met with much enthusiasm in that community and that he will have five teams in the field. Carbon county posts are at pres ent active in instituting and spon soring spelling contests for the county schools and have announced that they will give medals to the winners of honors in this branch of schooling. w'hereupon he was taken to jail by faced trial tv, aarna F City- Court nnr) wa.o v,uir H i mterferine- with on F discharge of duty, ATTENDED drawing STAFFORD Pice of 90 davs in- fan LAKE MEETING --SALT iO'Jfifl . i, . .uiposea by City Judge Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stafford were orajnovich fought and stern fers measures visitors in Salt Lake Friday last, of the sary to quell his pugilis where Mr. Stafford, member on Committee Governor's Advisory an offiattended te0Vichwa3 Control, Liquor es, who informed her cial meeting of that organization. Mr Presence was nnt Before the committee appeared v,y, and that u ue brewery representatives, hotel men ,c vvuuiu r int. --custody at the first in- - and others interested in dispensing r vu w enany more trouble on hard liquor. General discussion of part. committee sued, and finally a literal ra nine was selected to draw a report Is Banned wr in tw recommendations to submit Kmii.:and y wen Moroni, with His to Tom Korak were Excellency. there i Dasslncr rw. According to Mr. Stafford, dis!.. state a for move is a strong erTw.Were held in the city which he believes will on a charge of va- - pensary, no better, if not rnnrtitions a .... ... w .w in, ivau prSe" worse ftmher. man tne cuiimum, nr purden M witn wnicn rumorp! of bootlegging variety, ... , offlirtod for SO W ,mm,ffration officers uian naa Renort is that tne J 1 :acMvft.nouiiea or to 'WCH fit nn. dispensary are the for """"i-uizenm the big shots r. . -a sunmu "'at some further ac- - circularize and r,oiro tr ihP members or tne ieKi cHE( k iv7 . lature. and if enougn oi UnCe be gotten into line" a special Gcan Rnfl F. 6nn M wllh the iml- - session of the Assembly will mZ called to put over the dispensary - ana r"w luei He f. -- 'ased M . tj... ---- w s m- w V 'fuiT,,zat,on spent fr matter, office wr 7n depart" raiinieiit or proposition. , ounty I()0kinfir connection with tlnnminnna &?Vt0r deportation 'of is " 'adtwVounJ cases are at fat r TJChecked. !Pa!lLL,N'TC'II '!HvPlQuilico wi" 1011 and eighth grades in the 'S?01 held at Price roal, LESS OUTPUT FROM COLO. COAL MINING re-a- p " ican Legion Junior League., The legalizing of liquor is to be desired by the Chamber, and all state legislators from this region will be asked their stand on the proposition, and will be asked to support legalization. Another project was brought up in which it was explained that the vacant windows of defunct places of business leave an undesirable impression upon visitors to the city and that local merchants and wholesalers should fill these windows with display material. Earnings of Rio Grande Western Climb Upward The Denver & Rio Grande WestOn March 31 this year Colorado ern Railroad company in March mines had produced 137,624 less showed a sharp increase in net tons of coal than was brought out operating Income, compar- railway in the period corresponding during ed with March, 1933, the report mine inspec 1933, the state coal disclosed Friday last. Net railway tor's office reported at Denver operating income was $225,340, Saturday. compared with $15,870 in March, 1933. Operating revenue hopped to $1,406,227 against $1,056,583 in March last year, but operative ex penses moved up to $1,047,059 $918,615 in last March. Net against 223 FEWER JOBS FOR income for the month showed a A letter dealing with the rela WEEK ENDING APRDL, 14 deficit of $228,099, compared with tion of wholesalers ana grocery a deficit of $437,645. and meat merchants has been sent A slight decrease in employment For the period January 1 to out by the Grocery ana jaeai in Utah during the week ending March 31 this year, net railway oprm.npii fnr Carbon county and April 14 is shown in figures re erating income was $611,632 as manv wholesalers have replied, leased today by Gearge A. Yager, against $126,275 in March, 1933. to comply state director of the National Re- Net income for the period showed stating their willingness feet down by conditions the with employment Service. The decrease a deficit of $765,300 against in March, 1933. the council. amounted to 223 lewer jods. The letter stated, briefly, mat There was little change for the wholesalers are asked to reiram period in the distribution of new SURVEY WARNS OF THREAT from selling their products to any- placements among employment TO UTAH'S COAL INDUSTRY one who was not in business with trroups. During the week ending A federal program of developthe proper equipment to handle April 21, 2 per cent of the place sta- menU were made with the CWA, hydro-electri- c the goods. Pool halls, service ing plants is seen as tions, hardware stores and the like- 62 per cent with private industry a threat to the Utah coal industry as eligible pur- whereas, during the week ending In a survey of the were black-balle- d job saving and nhoQors from the wholesalers wnu Aoril 14, 3 per cent of the place Investment protective bureau for deal in groceries and meats. The ments were made with the CWA, the coal industry of Chicago, reto 63 per cent with the PWA and 34 ceived letter was sent in an endeavor yesterday by the Salt Lake of merch per cent with private mausiry. the to buying Chamber of Commerce. a stop put The survey said the government andise for wnoiesaie vy FROM WEST VIRGINIA aims at utilization of who do not retail the goods apparently of for themMrs. Andrew Stevenson all water power, which would elim bought, purchasing them Wellsburg. W. Va., arrived in Hel inate power company markets for selves and friends. counthe that stated per Tuesday for an extended visit coal, cause loss of millions of dolletter The whole- - with her sister, Mrs. rtooeri nuuu-tn- n the to lars to the industry and throw cil has no objection Gate. Mrs. Steven thousands of miners out of work. Castle of weir salers selling sls- houses and restraunts, .. son was well received by her busi-.Eliz Miss and Houston their FISH DESTROYED tprs Mrs. who use the goods in havor selling candy, gum, clgar- abeth Paterson, the three not are that virtually all the Reports or confection- ing been together for six years. fish in Ferron Reservoir were ets, etc., to poolhalls In the ice during the past frozen ery stores. out as a re winter. Apparently, the lake level The letter was sent hem a was so low the fish were unable meeting of sult folthe to survive, the absence of the usual those being present being . mr.v..c snow being responsible for AS FAR AS LOOK heavy lowing representauve A. T. Jones, water the freezing to the bottom. B H. Hyde, Helper; THERE fVOU CAN SEC.OET Price CasUe Gate; G. P. Peacock, Clell A3 QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE L. Peterson, Price NEVER A SALE IN Giaco-f- et John and WITH SAFETY, AND YOU'LL j ferry, Hiawatha HELPER LIKE THIS! the absent I MAKE TIME. o Helper were of the council when the Page two of this issue of The Ster was ordered distributed. Journal is devoted to the sale now Must Use Care In Wholesaling DEATH OF CHILD 6, son Byron Jackie Stakcr, aged w. of Mr. and Mrs. uyron student of Spring Canyon, died at his par school ents' home) Sunday last, heauu. -- at the Carbon County nee . for a i two sisters n.im his parents, has been enie brother survive. Funeral services president of tne siuueuw while were held at Cleveland, birthplace the New Deal banner, has of the young lad, Tuesday. Bunne'. also of Helper, office same the for nominated was . TirUot. Jack Jones Mrs. J. E. Gcase of Helper the for named the other conten-- j one of the directors the meeting at Club Ladles Elks der, on tne held in Trice Wednesday evening. NormaTnWPp au S 5 ,,. w TO EVERY ' HOME AfcVA." 4 1 1 L.i U Where and When You May Helper Rates 'Superior in Cast a Line in Utah Waters Colorado Music Contest ilk eicome able weath, fifth in the State of Utah, 26 million; largest coal and undeveloped oil structures in the world. Helper Central School band came through the Western Colorado music contest last weekend with a "superior" rating in marching, concert and diminutive Walker Diamenti received "superior" for his work as drum major. 76-pie- Auto Accident. Fatal to Miss. Milano Sunday While Journeying to Colorado d Truck Car in Which the Woman Was Riding With Friends. Side-swipe- Miss Natelina Milano, 33, of was killed In an automobile accident Sunday, two miles east of Thompson, when the car in which she was riding was by a truck driven by Geo. Coombs. Miss Milano bled to death from a badly gashed shoulder. The unfortunate young woman was riding to Grand Junction, Colo., with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson, also of Carbonvllle, and their four children, where the party was to attend the funeral of a relative of the Wilsons. Sheriff J. B, Skedes of Moab arrested the driver of the truck, later releasing him under bonds of $1000, pending probable filing of charges, according to the report of Art Heavener and Vernon Davis, state patrolmen, who are investigating the accident. Mr. and Mrs. Wrilson suffered minor cuts and bruises. Miss Milano was long a resident of Carbonville and leaves to mourn her passing her mother and the following brothers and sisters: John and Lee Milano, Mrs. Kate Martina, Mrs. Mary Alice, Mrs. Pose Warren and Mrs. Nilla Leonard. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at Notre Dame Car-bonvll- le side-swip- The band contested in C division, composed of smaller high schools and received the only superior rating in the division. The next nearest was a C rating, good. Joseph DeLuca, contest judge, stated Helper school band would have received an "excellent" rating in any division. Signally Honored Besides the rating made by the band they were treated royally by the people of Grand Junction and received the distinction of being the only band invited to play in public concert. They gave a concert on the main street and were loudly applauded by several thousand auditors. The band broadcast from St. Regis ballroom over the Grand Junction radio station. .The trip was made possible by the generosity of Helper business men and citizens, and the school desires to extend their appreciation to the community, the Kiwan-1- s club, the business and professional men and the city authorities for the excellent support they have given the school band. FURNISHED CARS those who furnished transportation for the Helper band last week and made possible their trip to Grand Junction are the following, to whom the band members desire to publicly extend their appreciation: Messrs. Fisher, Howa, Eaquinta, , Gianotti, Wardell, Olsen, Paye and J. Among Col-to- Qull-Ic- n, o; Mesdumes Locke, Gibson and Lambson. Dedication on Memorial Day Work on the American Legion Memorial at the Legion plot in the City Cemetery is going on apace and the shaft will be dedicated on Memorial Day, when Hiawatha and Price posts will join with Carbon Post In the regular Memorial church at Price. Day exercises in Helper. The memorial, which Is a shaft Inter-Clu- b of stone and concrete construction, three colors, was designed by Fred Voll, adjutant of the post and past commander, who also has had charge of the building operations. of J. J. Boyd, district governor Besides the shaft the Post has the Utah-Idah- o district of the been working on a wall around the was hon the International, and an ornamental entrance. inter-club plot ored guest at the Meet of Kiwanians ls is banquet at the Strand Sweet Shop Monday evening. Price ar.d Helper clubs joined in honoring the j visiting official, Mr. Boyd, Jacob Coleman of Provo, and S. L. Men- denhall, the latter two being present and past governors of the Southern Division of the club, respectively. Dr. Sanford Ballinger of Price, was the toastmaster at the banquet and called upon Mr. Boyd, who gave an Interesting talk. Following the banquet the assemblage enjoyed dancing. A large crowd of Kiwanians and their ladies from Price and Helper were in ORANGE SHIPMENT EAST d of Henry Hall sent out his orange crop to Decatur, 111., Tuesday and announces that the remainder will b shipped as soon as the orange market improves. The shipment consisted of one case of No. 1 oranges (1 orange to the case) and was shipped to Mrs. Hall's mother, Mrs. A. M. Ashton. The orange sent out Is from the tree in Mr. Hall's window next door to The Journal office, and the fruit measured three inches in one-thir- I. O. O. F. ANNIVERSARY Approximately fifty Odd Fellows O'BERTO'S BOAT MAKES and Rebekahs of Payson journeyed DUCKS TAKE TO WATER to Helper Friday evening to join with Helper Lodge No. 56 and Among the large number from Utahna Rebekah Lodge No. 39 in Helper to visit the Scofield reser- observing the 115th Anniversary voir Sunday was Tony O'Berto, of the founding of the Order. visitors included Past who had his speed boat on the water most of the day, in which he Grand Master Henry Jepson of prowled around over the surface Payson and Past Grand Master of the lake at from 35 to 40 miles Harry Phillips of Salt Lake City, and one member from Texas, one an hour. This boat, the fastest craft this from Missouri and one from Coloside of the Mississippi river, is rado. An interesting program was proving a sensation to the vast enjoyed. duck colony on the reservoir. So TWO FOR. A QUARTER fast is the boat that the aquatic birds raise at its approach, and Isaac Walton Buchanan paid seeing they can not out distance plenty for a couple of young it, they dive down into the water whales he caught In Gooseberry and remam until it has passed. Creek last Sunday. He was fined $25 by A. J. Lee, justice of the AT PENNEY CONVENTION peace in Price, yesterday on .the Manager M. P. Street of the J. charge of fishing out of season. C. Penney store of Helper, return His plea was self defense, but failed to Helper Tuesday from an ex- ing in these premises, emphatically tended Penney convention in Den- declared that any kind of fish are ver. The convention was held at safe out of season from now on in, the Brown Palace hotel and the lo- so far as he is concerned. Out-of-to- cal store manager states that over 200 managers from region were present. A spirit of optimism and good fellowship prevailed at the affair and better business generally la reported by the managers throughout the entire intermountain region. CARD PARTY The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rea-go- n Ratliff was the scene of a cleverly arranged card party for the members of the Sunday Night Bridge Club. Those present from Helper were Messrs. and Frank Williams and Sam MUSIC WEEK Stein; from Price, oJseph Schlegel, Next weeK, May 6 to 12, has L. R. Fullmer, C. T. Axelgard and on at Schramm-Johnson'It Is been designated in many states as Mrs. Loretta Adamson. Prizes for well worth anyone's time to peruse Music Week, in conformity with the evening went to Mrs. Axelgard a national observance. and Mr. Williams. the entire list of offerings a proposition. Buy one artiMOTHER'S DAY STAMPS cle and get two for the same Congressman Abe Murdock has A large quantity of Mother's recommended D. M. Faddis for money! All of the merchandise offered Day stamps have been ordered by postmaster at Spring Canyon to in standard grade, in keeping with Postmaster Jacobshaven of Helper, succeed George Murphy. the high quality always maintained which will be on sale during the SubHcrtb for The Journal coming week. by this store. s. two-for-o- Mes-dam- es |
