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Show lffl I nav of A .1 J quarter to THI7 f Industrial Ac "Uvt CIRCULATION That I, Pro ten HELPER, UTAH JOUIMli .. ......... o.i.,V..-..--- NUMBER 49 con. CARBON TMC In Readiness for Helper's Day of Days Is ADVERTISING That Brings Results FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1934 Most Danererm K of Insect Tribes THE JOURNAL SHDPPCR Otl.IVt.RtO FHtl City Park Meet Ended Distribution Black Widow Spider Captured to De Ubserved Be oig feature by Spring Glen Lad; Vicious Varied Program of Day to Be Vixen Has Bad ,lt Tuesday; Reputation on for Treatment Even of Main btreet Concluded With Dance Mate Four Orators Deprived of the 1 nvilege of Practicing Their One of th & -j Forensics emenis ior ncipc members iuguu on arrange- - . urauiy and Tw o of Them e at the reg- - ments and report everything in etymological family, the Srrsnf Taken to Jail. Widow connection the with celebration is Spider, was cauirht of the Helper .o uue .. . ".ill aIi.H well organized. Much j... "a SDrins'a fikn tm iWa rr k Dy Ine hub at me u,,u V1U" club for the fin son of William Putnam. the An attempt to conduct a meetre joung late and Kimn The j... u i fcteruaj' ... i . m youngster has been making a col- ing at the City Park wm hflrn urn r It tViaw Vioira the long Ue day by the Farms uav or novo lection of insects, and seeing the ers' and as one of the big uiunuuic nciuer . r ui 111 nccr iay r- ! T At Inception f -"- . twed !per ri of . activities maneuvers the its way 10 uiy md concerts, which are flowed by tennis tourna- L swimming matches, and candy for the youngthe make I tie big sporting event bv. Helper Central Lea- team ling on an all-strom the Eastern Utah A fast team of ball play- Ibeea chosen from among " m League players, and 9 k k The Zephyr - u bands from the sur- .iistrict and the Ameri Drum ca junior Fife and "strut their stuff for L ' start with heuvera -- i . ... Helpers . its kind in fck rit i I EN able weath, fifth in the State of Utah, 26 million; largest coal and undeveloped oil structures in the world. Burlington's Zephyr is to pass through Helper next Sunday, westbound to Salt Lake. Returning, it will again be In Helper, June 27, when it may stop here for an hour. The Zephyr Is America's roost famous new streamline. Over a distance of 1015 miles between the Union station at Denver and the Halated street station, Chicago, the d t lier maintained an average speed of 77.6 miles an hour for its run of 13 hours, 5 minutes. The Zephyr's speed at times reached 112i miles an hour. Twelve hours,. 40 minutes was cut from the regular running time of the Aristocrat, the Burlington's crack regular train, which also will pass thru Helper each day beginning next THE Diesel-motore- Black Widow, was trying to capture her with two small sticks. The boy's father arrived on the scene, enclosed her ladyship in a beer bottle and brought her to Helper. She now is pickfcd and on display in a local store. The Black Widow is so called because she stings her mate to death immediately after the mating season. The male of the species Is harmless, but the old girl herself Is one of the most virulently poisonous insects known to man. Her bite brings about instant unconsciousness. There has been an epidemic of Black Widows In Idaho and California of late and several persons have been reported to have died from the bite of the creature. The Black Widow is distinguished by a red marking upon the bottom of the large paunch she carries. The marking is described as being two triangles with their apexes meeting, somewhat in the form of an hourglass. The insect is velvety black, has eight legs, a small head and a large bustle. The vilest of its species, It is claimed, may inhabit any cold, dark place. Workers' Protective Union was forestalled Sunday with the arrest of four would be speakers. A. Ostovich and Lawrence Mower were taken to the county jail at Price awaiting trial on charges of disturbing the peace; T. A. Bon-acand John Tomsick also were arrested but released Monday. About seventy-fiv- e of the Union gathered at tho park in response to a call Sundavafternonn Btiri th meeting was broken up by city ouu uuumy omciais. speakers were arrested as soon as they rose to address the audience. Trial of Ostnvirh u..u inl AVWCI will be held in city court before Judge M. W. Ross some time next ci ween, Ostovich and Mower Freed we were to divide $100 between 100 iiM'ii in the same manner our national wealth is now divided, according to u economist, one man w ould get $59, the second w ould get $9; 22 men would get $1.22 each, and the remaining 78 would have less than 7 cents each. That's one reason for TO EDITION HOME EVERY SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR City Promoting Tired Toilers and Better Lighting Merry Idlers Meet Helper City Dads met in regular session last evening and pondered long and diligently over the problem of giving the city a brand new set of Neon signs. Mayor E. F. Cianotti and Dr. James Ruggeri have contacted power and sign company officials, and a resolution was passed which provides considerable inducement to local merchants to illuminate their respective places of business. Under the plan set forth by Council all present owners of Neon signs will be granted six months free "juice" for the signs, and buyers of new signs will receive six months free current from the date Every person in Helper Is urged of installation. Six merchants alby the city administration to co- ready have placed orders for large operate in cutting down water con- signs. sumption. The drouth lias reduced CCC OPENING FOR VETS the local supply 40 per cent. WorkE. R. Crissman, head of the loers were employed all day Wednesday repairing pipe line and exani-In- g cal Legion Post, has received a communication from Salt Lake the lines for leaks. Municipal water shortage is a headquarters that there will be grave matter bringing with it dan- openings in the CCC for World ger to the health of the people of War veterans on July 1. Veterthe city, besides the inconvenience ans who already have served in involved. Every citizen should co- this branch of government service but raw recruits, operate in every way possible. It cannot s announced that stern measures physically capable of manual lawill be taken by the authorities bor will be accepted. Mr. Crissto put an end to any waste of the man will give further particulars to any interested. The offer is local water supply. only for Joe Barboglio, medical student NEW EXALTED KL'LER at Creighton University, Omaha, C. A. Knobbs, city marshal of is spending a few days here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bar- Helper, Wednesday evening was boglio, Sr. He will accompany his installed as exalted ruler of Price parents to Glenwood Springs for Lodge of Elks, succeeding A. W. Averill. a week's vacation soon. SHORTAGE OF CITY WATER! Women to Clash on Munici pal Grounds in Popular Softball Game Recently Introduced by Sterner Sex. Two teams for the Helper Womens Softball league were completed this week, with the opening game scheduled for Thursday, June 21, at 6:30 p. in. at the municipal grounds Helper Townsite. The two teams with their captains are as follows: Number 1, "The Toilers", Miss Alice Bene; number 2, "The Idlers", Mrs. E. F. Gianotti. Two more teams are under way, any one interested is urged to. get in touch with Alice Bene. Team number 1, Toilers: Inez Regruto; Juanna Buchanan; Mary Ethel McConnell; Prinna Vietta; Elizabeth Martinelli; Josephine e Martinelli; Marion Bonaccl; Street Margaret Houston; Kath-erin- Alice Bene; Caroline Stein; Skrinner, LaPearl Weeter. Team number 2 Idlers: Bertha Mary Sullivan; Spratling; Evelyn Posse tto; Emma Rebol; Ann Downey; Betty Gia notti; Olive Nilson; Mary Gibson; Gretchen Wible; Vesta Barboglio; Dutch Dalpiaz, Kate Happs and Myrtle Perry. An-ton- ia Mes-dam- es to furnish a Tony Palonl and Jack Vignetto fans. The will do their golfing in Salt Lake Lawrence Mower and Adam Osin their lineup next Sunday, playing on a team tovich, who have been in the counfcottl, Plnke Burns, Earl from Price that will contest with at Price since ty Sunday last, jail Joe Tezak, all of Ken- Sunday. the Nibley Park B team. were released on bonds of $300 last 'Jack James and Frank evening, the bonds coming from from Price; Boyd Lindsay, It is announced that the Legion Price friends. lo and John Naylor from Both men were arrested during The Misses Lena and Flo Ossa- Attorney Joe P. Bosone of Salt Auxiliary of Helper will hold a e; Joe Paur, Mike Miglio-- . an attempted meeting of the na made a motor trip to Salt Lake Lake is visiting at the home of his cooked food sale tomorrow beginBills, Leonard Datke of Farmers and Workers Protective Saturday, returning the following parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter ning at 11 a. m. at the Success knd Louis Tezak of Market. Union at City Park Sunday. Rolapp. day.. the game the scene of aca H BB S BOB ta moves to lain street Miss Irene Gazel was the leader fd sports, in which all will of 36 entries in the contest for uces' to participate. Fol-th- e Helper Day queen last evening, sports, band concerts with Charlotte b Moffatt, Catherine ield. Devietti and Lillian Ross, Ajidretta (o'clock the street will be Dart holding positions in the order Finds Use of Local Press Most f and the creme de creme named. Effective Method of Introday's entertainment, the The Queen contest is being sponace, will close the day. sored by the Kiwanis Club to producing the Beer That "Tells Mrking committees from vide a reigning sovereign over the Its Own Age." ser Kiwanis Club have been Helper Day festivities next Tuesday. Tickets are being sold at lo It was a little over two months cal stores and by private parties, &gQ that tne Blatz Brewing Co. of iers who are boosting their favorite en- - MiIwaukee introduced into Helper try. The final count will be made market a that carried a neck a label on every bottle, giving the nounced. Votes are 10 for a dime. exact brew date of the contents Wage of that bottle. The Journal was one of those ates of District 22, United chosen by the advertising execuoncers of America, tives to bring this message of unable to aeree whether what was then hailed as one of fc or reject a proposed coal the greatest advancements in the scale approved by Utah Maurice Tatton suffered the loss brewing industry in over 20 years. orators. or nis rigm arm iaonaay aiier- - It brought to the public for the Invention of U. M. W. A. noon while unload a crush- - first time the only visible guarhelping . . .. ... i car .. . l . la nnnMi..n i r ;H n.l i j a antee of the age of the beer that macnme ranroau on p. .cvuuvcneu .aiunuay ai ing It Lftkp T .0 hnt- ever has been made in this couna planned to be a short & Coke Co. at Kenilworth. try.. J. J. Bergera, of the Helper union delegates said According to Superintendent vv. Mercantile Co., local distributor E Qiht that ftrppntanpA nr tha aoniAont nrrnrred for the Milwaukee brewery, when of the schedule is expect- - as the machine was being rolled Interviewed on this subject, said: noon. "Yes, I know that the m&iz vs.uh..- uii ine car. lauuuo Waire soal nnfor mn. in the coes of one of gitu crusher company has chosen The Rrewln? the ia 15.44 of Blatz per seven-hou- r wheels, pulling his arm under the Journal to carry the story Beer, Dated elBrew underground workers. the nid below Heidelberg wheel and severing it car3 bow. He was removed to the Ken- and that your paper not only N Mrs. John B. Demman ilworth hospital. ried the opening campaign, but g ' "a Helper Sunday for a will continue to carry tnis aaver-tisinW visit with rita Vn for the next two months. a "Wo re nleased at the reception femman. Mr. Demman re- -a as have given graduated from the the people of Helper a' medicine Dated Brew at p:irvtAn Old Heidelberg Blatz knowl'ty, Omaha, and Beer. To the best of our will begin acflshlD at T. n a that beer the is only it Funeral services were held yes- edge the first of own age. tells its July. terday afternoon at the Railroad tually "This Brew Date is an actual Mountain in burial with Chapel, that the contents of View cemetery, for Harry Biani-hin- i, guarantee Is tice fully aged, and is a bottle each home at his age 29, who-dieeffects of several protection against the ill unfortu-nat- e Sunday morning, following It's beer. water unaged green, I r. with no shortage exists weeks' illness. that there is so much misimmediate pros- Decedent was born August 30, beer. BB of branding and mislabeling of 1 r'v'ciiiem,. 1905, at Turbigo, Italy, the son industry. the brewing "b cianotti, Mayor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bianihini. Sur- It is hurting with the idea of I By the nowpr vAitA,i n "Mislabeling, his are JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BANDS FROM SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES viving besides his parents Biani- conveying the wrong impression as ""uuon passed hv th Mpi. Adeline Seppi Mrs. .. rv.. . wife, content is much to be fin korok.. ' V VJJ UCUll C Gloria, of Heand 'mS restrictions as to the hini, one daughter,Angelo, of Tur-big- condemned by those who are rep -brother, Mrs. resenting the old eaoiiKu within the jurisdic lper; the with ..... Italy, and one sister, ,, erica w w or w complying Rose Colzanl, of Helper. of each state, ). laws and regulations i34: the to public an honoffering . . TOkllnp nf I vrr A nHrew Stevenson left Mon- - .nri . ...nliflP Tirwluct. tnr her home in Wellsburg esi qim.'J "a "Htncted to i are glad to represent the "We . . of I "'III: nl.a visit Mil! una nours: West Virginia, following a ft. Company of Brewing nwt Hi.w.- Blatz me non In at duration weeks six been engaged have vv..!T!.... who ""naavg. . . nnri Mrs. Robert Houston of waukee, Blnce 1851. fr beer of was the production from Co a . 10 o "u 1 Castle Cate. Mrs. Stevenson wr. . and from 7 p. m. acompanled to Salt Lake Dy Dart arrived Sun- - B son their nd i tiADMn D. Jto.-pita- l. . Uliu min. tw"lu" tint night from the L tTi,.... '" 'I'r and daughter, Jack and Margaret. day Salt Lake, where she is a weeks Thursdnvs nml nurse, to spend two . . . nwrday engineer, student with her parents, L. R. Metz, D.&R-G- . from and Mr. R. A. Dart, of Helper. iiB "' "nu irom 7 p. in. will be employed lo Mr and recently Ba 'lltl,n..." ... conserve water, cally. iftia left Monday aji r , Salt at K Utah of a t"'m a,,d othpr ml for he University of - irs. iuiiijr triQnhv Chevenne, a her trrand.ini sum. rplMUon will '""nut and she will attena Sargent, Mrs. Jerry adniinlstration daughter. e- b tfntl K school Kn.. .,M"nT In Us power grandsons.WiIIiam and Joe rrv. ttelner Junior High "a at afternoon lan, arrived in iieiper of band, Saturday weeks' visit at the home a i gave clock, . ' . ..i.iiiwi Mrs. oarrUnjr flu. Pnr',st t nn Main BLrcvv was Miss Margaret 19WaU"r June hereby Helper Day, "guested. Knobbs or iieijr. le promises baseball include How They Stand In Queen Contest , Blatz Chooses bViVbiViVbBbViBbVbV BbViVb IBBI BBBI Newspapers for Brew Date Adv BOflaflll SB Still br adlocked on Matters Kenilworth Man Lost Right Arm p ! itesaay, June I y BBBBBBBBBBBHBBB n Again the People of Helper Welcome you, as always, to their annual Helper Day Celebration IB BBBBBBBBBBHBBI Succumbed After - Lengthy 5 Illness ,ni p. to Public i5 d PROGRA M Band M aneuvers 10 A. M. fx iic PORTS o, f ,iv -.- A Daroecue.... Street D sines.... Candy.... Kaseball.... i. .i-iti- r h - i Bring Your Friends, Bring Your Family. This Celebration is for the Pleasure of Old and Young, One and All. and a- Nj ,, IZlZZr Free i |
