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Show r tT..u &RS3 i TV. ? ftt ii - ir r j T? jubiehi LJI L CARBON CIRCULATION Th r i 0 a. uend r..nr yfi, 01 c Will FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 6. WS SO Engineers Sees Other Uses for J ,t Diamonds in Industry in Near Future; Would or icid. cn. hospita ln(1 was l r J Vft. We ence. brighter future in J' .. ,J.,,.nlfn jostry tnrougu ucruUF were ,IISes for this fuel Eavenson, Howard fuy ', American Institute of a Qe Engin- - Metallurgical ? Cmi TO CONTa in 1932 coal provided more than 40 per cent of all the tonnage handled vy ine American railroads. In same year the value of coal that was two and times that of all meuus proauced in the country. WITH THtlA one-ha- lf one-legg- 't Castle Gate Is Quarantined J'! ' Three boys between the ages of and 15 years are waiting for their parents to call for them, after having been detained here during a runaway trip from their homes in Hutchinson, Kan. City Marshal C. A. Knobbs found the trio in a refrigerator car in the local D. & R. G. W. yards Wednesday, in company of a Negro. The marshal secured the boys' names and immediately wired the chief of police in the Kansas town. A wire received from the parents of the boys a short time later said they would be called for. The youngsters stated they had left their home Sunday to see the world, and from the, start they had, several hundred miles in three days' travel, bid fair to accomplish their purpose. Marshal Knobbs turned the lads over to George A. Rowley, county juvenile officer, and allowed the Negro to continue on his way 11 Lake City Monday. if ,h rrn inn :iSson described prelimic for a nanuii-wiuw supported by the gov. QUI " ',. ,w nn unDroductive " wt rrti tteir aevei- - Castle Gate was placed under a GuaranZI L um sucn quarantine for one week, beginIiEtil I 'ates. v ning Tuesday last, by Dr. E. V. ill h '0re ft' to keep the market from Long, company doctor for the Utah ifet "'embers J ted and at me same nine Fuel company. 5s 'irice. Several cases of scarlet fever, vital natural resource f0r the World 4 Important Held Here Meeting at Price Is On SVW HtU VIGORS cnemisiry io neip. Output; I SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR Youngsters Metallurgical del THS JOURNAL SHOPPIH EDITION OltLIVLRED FRCK TO IVIHY HOMI prent " J.""! g able weath, fifth in the State of Utah, 26 million; largest coal and undeveloped oil struo tures in the world. ADVERTISING That Brings Results HELPER, UTAH VUMiJtK 12 HOPES HELD FOR COAL MINES I atheroOui.J SCaPei I, Pr0,, ! -- Of h ather T7 CROCOtHU FRIENDLY J VUUS IV VI CftViGrtt TE0 0? fNO HMMNEft Agitation revolving around "wagon mines" and their operation, running rife for many months, came to a head today, with a meeting at Price beginning at 9 a. m. NRA official from Salt Lake, proprietors of the mines involved, and district officials of the I'nited Mine Workers are in attendance. An attempt is being made to Iron out all difficulties. ADVISORY BOARD GIVES OKAY TO FOUR PROTECTS Four Carbon County projects were approved by the governor's become a "will and chicken diphtheria be pox are now being treated, but no serious advisory committee on emergency i 01 raw taawciiaio relief and public welfare this week. or except cases are reported. vet undreamea one door , ICarbon was one of the 15 counties t " He tuDuring the time the quarantine repui Leu luai 'tore. Ph 1 rt receiving an okay. is in effect, all public western railroad is gatherings The projects include planning westward. oil burning loco- - and house visits are barred. Pub1 0tAE H0SlRV tHt COST OP engineer, $15; supervisors, food jjnto coal burners on one lic schools are closed this week. COUM&US U1UE - Adults preservation, $173.88; retaining udous decrease of coal cononly may leave or enter the wall. Castle Gate, $817.15; widenmcreasing price of petro-- J town, but children are denied this tlP0VTl04 H ing highway, Castle Gate, $763.50. privilege. Fifty-seve- n krOlVKt projects throughout .iv si of natural gas c'ompetithe state were approved, and will in is fjich already resulting USE0 Cecil Pehrson and Frank Deven-is- h mean an expenditure of $225,054.11 isidous decreass of coal con- were taken to Salt Lake Tues- of which $163,556 will be FERA M0UT 1000 ST ion was recommended by Mr. funds for labor and the remainder . .1 u . V. day by Sheriff S. M. Bliss to begin POD. "e asaerieu uittt uic will go for various other items. to of from five terms their years sent promised a study of for in State life the Penitentiary problem, but as yet notning Members of Carbon Post, Amer Sentence was passed by xen done. DEMOCRATS TO MEET rape. ican Legion, met at the Strand District Judge George Christensen JT emphasizing the importance P E1 XT C TTTTt7CrAV. cr Sweet Shop last Friday night and 5; KING AND in District Court last Monday aftswal industry to the country, MICHELSON TO SPEAK er the two had been convicted of soted statistics showing that elected officers for the coming CENT DROP THE AIM the charge last week. Pehrson year. Installation will be October Carbon High gridsters had no was convicted Wednesday and to announcement 30 16 and the are October 10, 6 at the joint installation, which According 9,' A fifty-ceby per ton rate in taking a weak Spanish trouble ml a entered of guilty. plea the Democratic central committee is to be held at the Sweet Shop, on all coal carried to Utah dates set for registration of voters tame arFork were Devenish and Pehrson aggregation to a 14-- 0 .cleanwith all Carbon county posts par- points is the object of the Utah for the November election. All this week, the county convention outat the Price field Friday, in their rested ing following alleged be will held October 5, in Friday, Citizens Rate association in the ticipating. Price girl the season's opener. of the Carbon raging of a New officers are Ray McGonigal, case now pending before public persons who can meet legal quali- the auditorium Coach Preston on July 5. Summerhays' fications for voting are urged to County High School at Price. brk on. Helper's new theatre, commander; James McFall, first utilities commission at Salt Lake showed a good early-seaso- n boys E. J. Holmes of (Ed) O. Porter, sec- City. M. Rolapp one these on of dates. j form, register Bonnie, is progressing although early season de rapidly, ond will act as temporary chairman of SPORTSMEN OF COUNTY The first hearing given the asso Glen Ballin-ge- r, William I ittlp-inhwere Clerk B. H. Young again the convention fects noticeable. Boyd Fishmirtipr nf County HAVE OUTING AN TO until one is named finance officer; E. R. Criss-ma- ciation was in April, 1933, and re- advises those who voted in the er and Harry Kennick registered I new house, announces that the Senator the William by delegates. VI Lmnir Ante nnnn will hp nn. per ton de last general election, when a vote H. adjutant; Fred Voll, service sulted in a fifty-ceOfficials of the Carbon Emery the markers, one in each half, and King will be present and will officer; H. L. Peterson, chaplain, crease at that time, but the mem- was taken on the beer question, an- Jackson Jewkes boted both tries bers of the association claim that need not vote. Those who voted in give the keynote address. O. R. Fish and Game association for point after touchdown. touches on the interior and F. L. Gross, sergeant-at-arm- s, nounce a jriishing Michelson of and state sportsmen's outing at Richfield, yf me liismuaiiuu ui The executive committee will be that reduction was insufficient and the 1932 of election on i; seuis now presidential September 30, chairman, will be present to ad Scofield reservoir composed of Tony Paloni, E. Horn are now pressing the commission and who did not vote in the beer dress being completed. last day of the fishing season. the delegates, as well. The reconsideration. a for Dr. William and T. present Elliott. of the new building are ing election are not eligible, and must All sportsmen are invited and The announcement of the local (Features Present Post Commander E. R. rates were put in effect voluntarily color scheme, an Im to bring their own lunches, advised ; Bourbons is the made first eith register. by Crissman announces that legion by the railroads last March for a er of the principal political parties plenty of Good Old Blatz being ped ventilating and heating period, representing htem and a new association. in the county thus far. The meet furnished by the arrangement of naires and their wives wilj be cents per ton to twine and seats so that everv guests of Ray Sutton, manager of reductions of 15 John Baerg, Seventh Day bait will" undoubtedly bo one of the Sports, Softball, horseshoes, 25 cents Lehi and north of Irson will be insured vis- - the Strand Theatre at the theatre points novelties and and most other evangelist, recently from. in held the perfect fly casting interesting county In fln1 amnlp lnrr vtr. m this evening. A short meeting will per ton to Lehi and all other points Las Vegas, Nev., has announced be will entertainment. furnished for is since for it years, that reported be held at 8 p. m. after which the in Utah south of there. more candidates have announced It is reported that good fishing the grand opening of a series of The complaint represents seven members and their wives will at m TAX NOTICES The first of a series of enter- themselves this fall than ever be- may be enjoyed at the reservoir. Bible lectures to be given in the producers and manufacturers, as HAVE BEEN SENT OUT tend the last show. Hel- fore. The purpose of the outing is to old postoffice building, adjoining well as the association. Thirteen tainments to be staged by the durcreate interest in the organization the Helper Hotel, beginning SunThe will Commerce of be county Chamber platform steam and electric railroads in the per Tax notices for Ifi-- l tnrnltncr to seaover conditions relative day night, September 30. and look contour and social drawn lines the for up state are defendants in the action. ing the fall and winter A varied program is planned be' to a contemplated FERA project schedwill fall the card a son is put 6000, and aggregating campaign party possibly public Earnest D. Saim, executive secrefrom night to night. In addition have been sent out Ocreservoir. which would the in marked the address the next improve for keynote Monday evening, by by to beautiful d tary of the rate body, said Tues uled tmtv trensnrer R screen TJoaoi A n tober 1, at the D. T. R. building. Senator King. Musical selections make would that the plaintiffs day music will be ents becanie due on pictures, AND ON special SCOUTS FATHERS be on y will listed the as of events, these main Septem-iiprogram, purpose Sflff f and The sponsored by Mrs. Baerg, and Joint installation of officers of specific requests for reductions well. to Fmi wil1 is OUTING inexpenAN ENJOYABLE of delinquent Novem- course, provide around would average queries from the public question all Carbon County American Le- that they cents a ton throughout the sive entertainment, and secondary, fifty I "payers who fail to be will at treasheld Helper the depleted The Boy Scout outing Saturday box will be answered each evening receive gion posts )Qa state, and approximately $200,000 to rehabilitate the l7v pir notices are urged to contact Sunday, October 6, according to a would that civic and of this organization, Sunday at Kiwanis Lodge in by"This speaker. be saved consumers in the ury "in series of lectures," says of at decision reached the county treasurer's office. met. be meeting was an enjoyIt is Huntington Canyon state if the request were granted. obligations may Mr. Baerg, "comes in a connected sported that a able affair to the approximately Mesdames A. F. Drury and E. large number of the executive board of the first payers did not receive their no- - district, which was held at the 100 Boy Scouts, Scout officials and liuj of thought. It will be espe H. Thomas are the committee in GRAND LODGE OF MEMBERS ttst year because of change Strand Sweet Shop last Sunday. and they All schools of Carbon County a few fathers of the Scouts who cially enjoyable if attended regu PRESIDED AT SERVICES charge of the card party, entertainlarly. We hope Helper and vicin mv i aaaress. Seven members from Carbon will participate in the celebration attended the affair. announce it will provide will be benefited by the timely ity to installaare the of Columbus Day, October 12. This J. Langaard, a visiting Scout ment for all. Refreshments County posts attended to be presented." Laying of the cornerstone of the topics CATHOLIC CARNIVAL is in other accordance with tion of a new post, Grand County new leader instructions and provisattended from the every be Norway, served, administration building at the The will run over a pelectures have at No. issued EARLY IN DECEMBER Post 54, Moab, Saturday. by the County educational outing and participated in the proevening Wasatch Academy, Mount Pleas- ion for an enjoyable and directors board at a meeting held in Price gram which was presented Satur- riod of several weeks, continuing The new post has a membership Officers made. been ant, was conducted Saturday last, December 6. 7 and R will be in the receiving Monday last. Each school princi- day night. Mr. Langaard operates every evening excepting Saturdays tho of 25. and Mondays. with the Utah Grand Lodge, A. F. of the club The music begins anset for the annual announce that the m. to greet the crowd. pal will arrange a program suit- a camp in Norway, and arrived in 8 Officials at line p. A large crowd & A. M., in charge. County 7 :30 and the address at 8 p. m. at assisted to able o'uuuc carnival. occasion. is of the a visit for Utah several A mptinr nf nual district convention will be The committee being Programs recently of Masons were present, representThe public is invited, admissions is M tickets by will be given at the morning ses- months. held at Roosevelt on November 18. committee in chn of the state. A ban in the advance sale of all free to all. parts ing reWednesday of noon sions and be at of Games and and The is classes will district kinds Fifth they Ann tenia-JvMartelle, composed many e sports evening, and a attended by several hundred, Miss quet, tadismissed to provide a holiday for featured Saturday afternoon, after are program was drawn ud. New posts in Carbon, Emery, Grand, every was spread at noon, and the dedi port indications hall that will be filled. teachers and children in commem- which a roast beef barbecue was HOLBROOK TOOK HONORS .iuee assignments were made San Juan, Uintah and Duchesne ble in 2 were held at p.m. services IN CONTEST WITH ROBERTS ' catory iouows: counties. event from Helper many reserving enure taoie ior oration of the anniversary of the served. The program in the eve the Attending R. T. discovery of America. This day is ning consisted of talks by Mr. LanAugust Litizzette and J. Bush of were M. S. Wycoff, G. F. Spratling, themselves and friends. Mitchell, vice-chaBuster Holbrook of Castle Gate "aa from Price on CPTiPrnl a legal holiday in Utah. gaard and Merrill Christopherson, is Carbon pnm. Moab were elected district first C. P. L. L. Sage, I. Coulter, County junior singles tiittee; Mrs. Laura Averill Carbon Council, Knights of Co- executive of the Timpanogas Counof Price and second vice presidents. Er- Coweil, William Littlejohn and R. WARDELL ADDRESSED tennis champion, after defeating g Mrs. Nella Tabone story-tellinare Orson elaborate Duchesne is lumbus, Crocker W. of Guycil; by making KIWANIANS' MEETING of Castle nest J. Vaughan, who motored to Mount Hardy Roberts of Price last week commander. plans In observance of the day mon of Price, community singing in rf'mnnerairman and Pleasant Saturday morning and rethe finals of that division. and of have Scout issued a to and laws dramatization of the Carbon County special appeal W. H. Wardell Legionnaires turned the same evening. committee; Mrs. M. W Principal Holbrook had a hard time takn Italian-bor01 and other features by the troops the the vast number of "elper, chairman of llvine making the trip to Moab are Glen Helper Central school, wasweek- and descendants in Carbon but walked ing the first set, -- puraae; B. themselves. state vice county commander; BROADCASTING FROM J. Vieta, Helper, Ballinger, main speaker at the regular with the second set and the away y to enter and aairman of dinner ticket commit- - Commander E. R. Crissman, Ad The fathers Scouts, leaders by mak PRICE RADIO STATION ly luncheon of the Kiwanis club Castle Gate now harmatch, over a this the at P. and Fisher ing F. Fred lodge Voll, Saturday holiday day general stayed Manc'na, Price, chairman jutant at the Grill clubrooms yesterday bors two tennis champs, Jack 01 boxing committee- - minaa among their families and friends. night and returned to their homes Houston August Litizzette, of Carbon Post A complete radio broadcasting noon. i recently having won the foreiHelper, chairman of Sunday. Mr. Wardell gave an interesting The Knights appeal also to all men's singles. game com- No. 21, and Dr. Sanford Ballinger station opened at Price the first of mittee. gn-born residents of whatever Price and A. S. Horsley, of post. the present week, and many Hel- - ond informatory talk on a Century He explained the evo nationality, to join in the spirit REPUBLICANS TO MEET 200 accommodating am ,dinner perites were taken by surprise of Progress. be held HERE NEXT MONDAY VACANCIES IN THE of the day. the first evening of MEETING TONIGHT TO when they tuned in early Tuesday lution from the wooden wheel to UNITED STATES ARMY H. to P. McCardle, According carn'val, with a program in the SELECT DELEGATES to note Price station being an- the complicated machinery of to oft conhead of local the there saxoRepublican a council, "noon and a boxing card fol- Helper precinct nounced. The station is to be kept day. David Colton gave Colonel William C. Webb, Distcu Dy a Bourbons from Helper precinct open three hours daily for ten days phone solo and the remainder of will be radio addresses over na vention is called for Monday night rict dance, being presented Recruiting Officer, U. S. Army, 7:30. at tional at Hall famous the individsecond City given by hookups of f to the meeting consisted will meet at Liberty Hall tonight. broadcasts being given from day. The grand 451 Federal Building, Salt Lake, be will elected Seven to dedicated the ban will be held on delegates day. ual "politicking" on the part of speakers, December Friday, for the purpose of electing 10, 12 to 1 and 2 to 4 daily. Admission to the hall will be 14 delegates to the Democratic Saturday evening, Oct. 13, the to the county convention, which announces that applicants are still Jack Vignetto was the of the Price membership. McCardle H. P. fre Carbon County Knights of Colum- will be held at the Price City Hall being accepted for assignment at until the final evening. County Convention. The meeting is first speaker, his address being presided. will sponsor a public dance on October 6. A constable and a the following posts: Fort Douglas, bus, Je committee will 7:30. meet again called for dedicatory Jn nature. with refreshments at the Rainbow justice of the peace for Helper pre- Utah; Fort Missoula, Montana; ancaday, October 17, in the TO MENTAL HOSPITAL Besides the delegates a justice of 0tre Hum. ,l Gardens, Helper, to which a gen- cinct will be elected and a chair- Vancouver, Barracks, Washington; to lothe t be taken will for the and S. Asayme constable uc uiurucs cnurcn the peace SEEKS DIVORCE ), is extended. eral mi. invitation man, chairwoman and secretary Presidio of San Francisco; Presidio cal precinct will be nominated. A Charging failure to provide and State Mental Hospital at Provo for of Monterey, California and Fort be chosen. will examination secreof y by and filed a period chairman, chairwoman cruelty, Grace Lynn Kyita MEETING OF CITY Lewis, COUNCIL Washington. In addition to commitment JO NEW YORK SCHOOL tary will be chosen to act until the suit for divorce in the District order of a writ of the above musicians are wanted iSS Flora SOCIAL MONDAY NIGHT a Helper City Council met in regnext regular election of precinct Court Monday against Wayno Hyi- - filed Tuesday by County Attorney session last evening at the Members of the L. D. S. Priest- for several band instruments. uay last fnr u v i. .t wuc, officers. ta. She seeks $15 a month ali- Walter C. Cease. Asayme was ular Hall and sho Full details may be obtained by themselves hood and Relief Society enjoyed a " win enter occupied City tracks railroad on the of her the academy of Al- restoration up and picked mony house school at or writing to the Rematters. the social at with N Ar mi routine . fnw. 1 calling Helper a as suspicious outside of Price mc coming wiiuer. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT maiden name. An prooffice, the Federal Build., cruiting i interesting "leyoiino-nMonday night. character and examined by county "mji win major in uhiic- Stanley Litizzette, son of Mr. vocal and in- ing, Salt Lake. of sales Elmer recomrepresentaYoung, gram consisting JHe WAN Q nti rvt n fi na who authorities the medical do for and Mrs. Victor Litizzette of HelJohn Vieta left the first of tive of an Ogden concern, was a strumental selections and readings salt Lake by her was elected student week for Salt Lake, where he will mended the action taken. brother, per, recently Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Gibson will business visitor in Helper yester was presented, after which refreshand Roy Williams. at Medicine body president of the Notre Dame enroll in the School of announctomorrow morning for an ex leave is served. were It ments day. returned Dr. R. G. Woodheai the University of Utah. Mr. Vieta School at Price, for the 1934-3- 5 ed that Priesthood meetings will tended vacation trip, which will inHTy Clark left Monday for term. Other officers are Lawrence received his A. B. degree last June to Helper last night from Chicago, George Zeese of Salt Lake was a be held at the school house every clude the World's Fair at Chicago, v"' where he will enroll at school at the v., where he has b::cn talcing a postJack from pre-mePrice, Aubert, 3 visitor in Helper for a Monday evening at 7:30 and ev-- i New York, Washington, D. C, and business 'Kham Young for the Shiner, Price, treasurer, and James and received high honors for his graduate course at Northwestern j brief time university other eastern points. eryone is invited to attend. yesterday afternoon. oming yPari University for me lasi monm. scholastic work. Shiner, Price, recretary. added, . jlTCt! i 1 4. L pian-conve- Youths Begin Serving Terms Legion Held An Election ... n Your Eligibility k; OCT. Visiting TeanVs Scoring Was 0 nt ineatre to Opened Soon hi n, nt Helper G: of Lecture Series Starts Sunday C Ad-venti- st Social Event Activities of 3j Legion Post hand-colore- Observance of Columbus Day (J the-larg- e M- ir vice-chairm- 7 8-- whole-heartedl- 6-- 1. ll 30-da- M, i. vice-preside- |