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Show HELPED 'Iries Sng To? Son J OURNAL crrbonf n0"1 with a and railroad pay quarter of a dollars montlily a CIRCULATION That Is Proven VOL XXIV NUMBER 14 Republicans Nominate XHE Bourbons Name Ticket Fisher, Gibson Posted HELPER STATE Program, Ball CATHOLICS SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR IDITION JOURNAL SHOPPER DLLIVLRCO FREE TD EVERY HOME OCTOBER 12, 1934 DEVOTION IS HELD BY Prominent Helperites ADVERTISING That Brings Results HELPER, UTAH THE JOURNAL ! MtWf COITION DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION CARBON able weath, fifth in the State of Utah, 26 million; largest coal and undeveloped oil structures in the world. Feature Day BANK ISSUES Of Columbus NEW REPORT Well Michelson, Lane Address Convention Delegates. Race ,ness Man and Former Postmaster Are Named. The forty hours of devotion was Schools of the entire county will state King, financial The quarterly Placed Before Voters Vaughn to be observed last Sunday by catholics for Sheriff High Point. Ingle Upsets Commissioner Rounded Ticket observe Columbus day this after- ment of the Helper State Bank is of this section at the Notre Dame noon Slate. Chairman. with programs commencing sued this week reflects the soundde lourdes church in Price. The to local institution ness of the rituals comenced with high mass at 1: 45 p.m. The county schools serve the people of the Helper dis "What Republican would ask for p. Colton, Harris Simonsen 10 a.m. with Rev. William A. are cooperating in the observance trict. It will be noted from the at the repeal of the bills which the Milton Wycoff were success-- ' of the with Carbon the Council COLTON SPEAK TO day ORDINANCE Ruel as celebrant. statement found elsewhere in this CITY administration has promoted to Helperites at the Republican HERE WEDNESDAY The procession of the blessed Knights of Columbus. last issue hat the assets and liabilities BE ENFORCED bring about the present relief", convention Saturday TO 'ty schools The will observe Helper sacrament followed high mass, been balance for the last quarter at said Senator William H. King in Don B. Colton, Republican fling. Mr. Colton who has while Bishop Kearney delivered the sancity of the occasion with $898,5S3.99 This figure is approxi Eminently identified as a busi- According to announcement his address given before the Democandidate for the United States two assemblies serhour general the the sermon at Friday mately $38,000 greater than for made this week by the. Helper cratic county convention last Sat holy g mall i" Senate will address the resij afternoon, according to Principal the previous statement issued last vice in the evening. " city administration, nine homes urday evening. The senior solon reI; Weil aa iiav.i& dents of Helper next Wedneswas sung at 8 a.m. W. H. Wardell. The upper classes mass and about High $68,000 greater was have had the water disconnecCaroon July county, lated many of the legislative meajed in day evening, it was announced Monday with the holy hour ser will meet together with each room than for the corresponding period ted because of the violation of sures beneficial to labor which he ned by the convention as us the central committee to last Marceau 7 Rev. with by the with at vices program contributing p.m. last year. the recent Helper city ordinbdidate for county treasurer. had and predicted the Mr. Colton Tuesday evening. delivering the sermon. The forty musical and speaking numbers. An Ttjis increase can most surely ance regulating the watering of time supported Mr. Simonsen, who formerly when silver would rise to s will speak at Price following closed Tuesday outside speaker will address the be relied upon as a true barometer lawn. The ordinance provides devotion of hours rved as Helper city postmaster $1.29 per ounce, the effect of his visit here the same evening. with a high mass in the morning. students with an appropriate thot. of the business conditions in this that the water will be disconi is long a native of this county which would be felt considerably was camlbe wil services the This bankwill all The meet in Music lower the classes for wise first the reflects water district and nected from homes using now engaged in private busi- by the coal industry. paign talk of the political race, furnished by church choir under joint assembly as well and a simi ing policies of the local institution from city mains for purposes ss, he was selected as the party at J. E. (Ed) Holmes Miss of local of oc be in direction with to the in the affairs Margaret either the lar in given program spirit conducting Helper by other than culinary purposes. the meet at which Olafpresided adidate fo rcounty assessor. Mr. Michelson, James Rev. Most and The Scartizina. of the two senatorial candicassion will be held. business interests for the best The act of the city should coff, who is possibly the young-ma- n state chairman, as well as Darrel E. Kearney, D.D. bishop of the The grand finafe of the Colum most effective ends. A consider dates. The nominee was formerserve as warning to other resion the ticket, will run T. Lane spoke, and both jointly re was Catholic business added diocese, Lake Salt bus Day observances will be the able amount of the dents in the future, and clearly ly congressman for this district. the state legislature. lated the plans necessary in order of honor at a banquet ball to be held at the Rainbow can be attributed to the increased the administraguest the that indicates Bliss Renominated musiThe the afternoon. held business the that the party might meeet the Sunday enjoyed by Gardens Saturday evening under railroad tion intends to carry-ou- t The delegates unanimously en- was the demands of the people in the fall the for the cal since banquet Rio a Grande completion Colto program of of the ordinance dangerprotect Knights auspices rsed Sheriff S. M. Bliss to suc-?- d E. cut-oas duets election. of clarinet well by as CARBON shortDotsero MANY water the of comprised ous possibility of umbus. Wible's teii piece dance orhimself, while A. S. Horsley Two Helper Democrats wer suc M. Williams and Dorr Hansen, ac- chestra will furnish the music and increased coal mining business re- I AT STUDENTS age. ss named to run for county vocal in getting nominations on Mrs. cessful local Williams; the by companies. ceived companied by considerable work is being done UNIVERSITY The latter was the party's and Scartizina the Miss county ticket at the county selection by E. R. A. CLASSES the organization to make this ice in the last election and was F. P. (Joe) Fisher convention. stud- Miss Marie Villard accompanied by Forty-fiv- e Carbon county social one of the season's best. e rmerly principal of the Helper ents are the sheriiff a and TAUGHT landed post in the Cances Louise BEING the University by Miss atending Refreshments will be served and tool. Carlyle Pace, deputy in the race of the contested most solo by Micheal Maloney. of Utah the current fall quarter. hotly tickets are now on sale to the rk's office at the present time, D. C. Gib G. Mrs. Most while to whole meet, the besides is believed to be the largest This visitors Superintendent Other According s nominated unanimously to run public. Everyone is invited ot tne r son was named as one of the all Reeves number of Carbon students to Rev. Kearney included Rev. J. I. general J. practically with the to come out and join-i: county clerk. E. R. A. adult educational classes party's legislative candidates. have ever been in attendance for Gosselin, pastor of the newly creof the occasion. old time Mrs. Nellie Wilson, V. spirit Rev. The contest which evolved over the school. ated Midvale parish; are now under way, and residents at Utah the quarter any Mrs. Joseph Barboglio was a edged-ou- t A. L. rice resident, an ophave the Madsheriff nomination proved to of the district Cathedral are from this of C. may students Eleven of these Marceau, "The United States Reemployover the Lake in Salt visitor City a in aper of Wellington for the co- , Father be to and the Lake high point of the evening acquire training not a political job portunity city Helper and include Helen Barbog-lio- eleine at Salt week-en- d where she visited with ment Service Isand ty recorder nomination, while courses of and had its repercussions in the useful of number Rosalia Bonza, Kevin, O. F. M., Provo. John great Bene; having people commisr her daughter, Helen, who is at- finder at all, adolph Larcher lost in the race Fred C. Bosone, selection of the Omar Bunnel, such an impression are mislead," instruction. of r surveyor to Ralph P. Anderson, Utah. the University for sioner, which was last in the order are tending dirclasses Two taught state being Barbara Dodge, Marion Loftis, informed George Yager, F. McKnight was named as the Mrs. of business, when J. T. Kelley, a Dale Morgan, Gene Saccomanno, ector of the federal service, in his Helper residents. One by her. candidate for the state legis- - Catherine'" and another favorite for comin sewing, Street and John O. address before the Helper Cham- Vera Judd ture.out to William Americanization lost and missioner, in citizenship Vieta. ber of Commerce Monday night. W. W. Seegmiller, Price. Republican of too studM. Vieta is a second-yea- r Ingle by Mrs. Mary Beverage. "The country", he said, "is in ndidate for governor in the last Hard Race with Henderson A class in auto mechanics is befor politics to ent in the school of medicine, while ha a rendition ction, addressed the convention Mr. Bosone is James at by ex Castlegate Although seven candidates were ing taught enter into human misery", in studying his second d related in sewing aspiring with Mr. Fisher, the race course many of the failings year of law. MrBunnel is a senior a while he the which Hazard, for bureau the and Materials supplies plaining that the administration particularly by Mrs. William simmered down to a neck and necK in the school of education. represents was designed to give is being given administration of the Child Labor to the many bureaus set-uin ' The Idaho and Utah of Mrs. Lorene Canto is battle between Fisher and Bob Farmers is the list of other is sorely needed by Memmott. which service following Law as enacted by the Legislature along the Bear river saved crops rrying Out a program of great Carbon instructing the sewing class at Henderson of Kenilworth. On the county students: employer and employee. deweek from Judd second ballott Mr. Fisher polled this received penditure to the taxpayers. by were at 1933 valued $3,832,906. of Mr. Yager reports that little Spring Glen, and Mrs. Emily Margaret Anderson, Holly Kenilworth. 34 votes to 30 for Henderson. On at course because In Eugene Hanson of Price, after 1934 the The struction re pumping Reeves. conducts G. HamilJ. in the made Norma be J. can Frank Goni, Superintendent progress ree ballots, took the nod over is on Bear lake maile water avail habilitation of industry until sup the third and last vote, Fisher was ton, Johnny Lauris, Robert Little-joh- state industrial commission illiam Stapley of Castlegate for areas drouth stricken the MODELS for able to gain support from other able enforce such AND the ARTISTS is with Esther Morris confidence legal given Rasmussen, charged port and commissioner nomi-tiothe rethe river. state coun the ment of the act, while along PLAY AT BONNIE contestants andof rang-ian agency; and that it mis Reeves, William Roberts, Olga TO reHender43. The a of conclusion George Schultz, Latuda, This is the quired majority Emmanuel Stamatakis and schools are the administrative carried out a system i H. try had son faction which was made up of merly county surveyor and long Genevieve Williams all of Price. agency. - you will see in the ago, port made to Governor Henry "D. years twenty social Undoubtedlyplanning labor representatives chiefly came mining man of Carbon county, and for minors Blood last week"by George of Artists Malno All work economic attraction Julia Branch, permits the struggle present coming .3 r commisnamed for two-yeconservator, water state office the issued from most now be Williams Clyde, eased have" Genevieve a will considerably. Models been Reichert and could uostanding per back on the immediwhich river Bear nomination the The and sioner governor's also of Price, nurses at the L. D. of the Carbon school board. The Chamber members also dis frirmnnce. to be played at the succeeded in and followed Vaughan Named imtwo measures 12 recent ately S. hospital in Salt Lake city, are act in effect requires permits by water committee. October Bonie nights th, cussed the R. J. Vaughan, Martin, was also taking several special courses employers who employ minors un The water was provided when posed by the bankers association and one matinee performance. This boosting Mr. Ingle over on the 46 commed by the Republican central at the University in connection der the age of 18 during school the Utah Power and Light chan- in regard to acounts, eneens anu attraction is one of R. K. O.'s lead' first ballot when he received 35. mimttee last Tuesday evening to the to Mr. votes are 16 dredged Kelley's who that decided pany voluntarily hours. Only youngsters It was with their nurses' training. collections. ing reviews and is headed by Mar rve as county chairman, succeed- In the legislative race, G. G. W. M. Ross be named as oarpt Tillie and Georee Hall. Then Other students are: Margaret years of age or eighth grade grad nel three quarters of a mile at the Secretary reof Spring Canyon lead Lindstrom l Mathew Gilmour, Price, who Davies, Isabel L. Koelling and Ei- uates are eligible for permits dur- - Lifton plant on Bear lake and me the representative oi nave Wade and Wade, Euro thev m held the post since 1929. Mr. on the first balof earth cubic Gibson must Mrs. moved 90,000 yards leen Schultz. Latuda: George S. 'ing: school hours, and permits merchants to meet wuu peon novelty acrobatics ).hat per jaughan has long been a com- - Diamanti and Dan Wycherly, Jr., be secured for employment during in order to pump the water into other Carbon county business men form the most marvelous, difficult lot, but the majority received by these two was sufficient to elimithe river. Inity worker in Helper, having Hiawatha; J. Grant Kilfoyle, El school vacation periods as well. to discuss posible ways and means feats. comcommittee nate the other two candidates. rved as president of the Kiwanis The thus certificates and governor's E. situation Marion to meet the vira C. Robbins and Regular employment are Ash and Bliss extraordinary, users around bewater b here and was also district the Mrs. C. R. Fahring nominated the mended Sam will be issued to boys or girls Robbins, Spring Canyon; protect Carbon merchants against clever dancers who introduce Ki- :sident of the - tween the ages of 16 and 18 for the lake for their unselfisf atti- the increased Helper legislator who served the banking GoriWilliam recently Fratto, Consumers; dance know as the famous the with prospecial in school anis clubs. tude cooperating unexpired term of jIrs. Joe Bosone shek, Scofield; Ford E. Holmes, work to be done during Stair and Drum dance. Then comes in the special session of the legis the burdens. water A. E. Gibson was renamed to to during does of provide course, Kenbut this, ject C. hours; Wdodhead, Rolapp; Robert the orginal "thousand pounds of lature last year. t as secretary, while Mrs. Earl ilworth; Tony Sarraclno and Aldo not apply to minors engaged in emergency. TTATTAXr RFSIDENTS tne to harmony" and do they sing, any refers also The report tdcliff was chosen county chair- J. Nichols, Sunnyside. Among the home work, or agricultural work Named GET ACQUAINTED song you want. Name it and they Reese Incumbents M. Reese, incumbent treasotnan. Mrs. Ted Mclntire, Price, nurses from Carbon county taking performed outside of school hours "constructive and helpful atitude do it. deleown home of the Utah Power and Light comps selected as state committee- - the It has been announced this week Geraldine Ross is another fea- urer, was unopposed and the, unanispecial course for nurses at in connection with his has of which loman. the or selection Lar-secooperation made his his pany, for parents of and directly the University are: Florene a county wide gathering ture you won't forget, nor Danna gates made possible delivery of a large that mous that his record in evenBeatrice L. Day, guardian. on Hiawatha; the held to be is and Loomis who, with their mon- office claimingfor itself. Silas RowItalians distributed water reof the Lester G. Baker and son, George the secure to is Colportion spoke It necessary Spring Canyon; Golda Knox, key shines, give you a bit of every- ley, present assesor, was nominprogram." ing of October 20th. Although Baker, left Monday, for Den-- umbia; Lear Powell, Wellington. quired documentary evidence to under this emergency will Mr. Marcan preside. formuriver thing. system "The entire Bear ated by acclamation also and will Colo., where they" expect to insure the legality of the employplans have not been e ad a few days on business seek his second term election with ment of minors in the state, and of the company", said Fredrick P. lated, the distinguished guest of "has TAKEN Lathel Elliott visited here with all parties having minors perform- rhnmn. of the committee, BOYS HELPER Reese. M. returning to Cheyenne, Wryo., honor will be Count San Marzano, over the week-en"ere CLUB outside of normal do- been conscientiously devoted thru Consul General from Denver, Colo., CARBON services INTO Mrs. Katie Liddel, Wellington, they will locate for the her parents ing She returned late Sunday to Salt mestic duties are urged to contact out the season, from the pumps at sent time. San named for the recorder on the was Countess the his and wife, to initiis Seven new members were attending the office of the school board at Bear lake to the dam at Cutler, Lake City where she Marzano. first ballot in a contest with Mr3. Mr. and Mrs. ated Jack Vignetto and the University of Utah. Monday evening by the CarPrice and obtain the proper forms irrigation purposes in preference of the in committee The charge Mayme Jameson and' Wm. Toy. and its peracand Mrs. Arthur Dalpiaz left in order to protect themselves to power development, is making preparations bon High Lettermen's club, program Comissioner C. R. Fahring pre the at been has continously Nick sonnel announcement to fay for Provo for a week-enby against the penalty imposed by a banquet, and dance to which cording sented the name of B. H. Young command of this committee in for the Among the state for violation. Fasselin, will president. all Italians from, this county ones named are two Helper boys: before the convention who was carrying out the details of this be invited. action with Junior Parry and Vic Fossatt. In later named by acclamation for Do not forget the Columbus Day program in conformity Complete information will be users water the Gardens taken by Rainbow order to gain membership, it is clerk. Dave Parmely, incumbent, Dance at the next week. given was selected to necessary for the boys to have as a candidate forsucceed himself Saturday night, October 13. comone official least at awarded been Five Carbon county communities missioner. D. Marl Gibson, promisschool atheletic award. The have named candidates for justice won their letters in track. ing young Price attorney, was unon the constable of the peace and Fossatt is one of the promising animously elected as the party's named Republican ticket. Those Iball toters on the Carbon high grid candidate for county attorney. for justice of the peace and conloloupn this fall. are: stable in the respective towns Others admitted to membership Two Helper boys are slated Oscar Evans and A. M. Peterson, are: Clyde Forsyth and Boyd Fish, FOUR TICKETS J start at 3:30 p. m. on the Castlegate; Dave Kowiey ana Clifford Haycock, Spring NOW IN RACE Price; . w. tular line-uof the Carbon Kenil Haycock, Spring Glen; r was Allen, secretary; Mrs. Lola Easterbrook, Glen; of Harry Duchesne, commander for h'8 grid team this afternoon of officers Latuda. Installation onrt Paul Veillard, and Four tickets are now in the race worth; Dale Reid, Spring Canyon. Weyer, sergeant-at-arm- s Winst the Westminster present and assisted along Alex Lakie and Carlo Dalpiaz will the coming year for both college for the county election this fall, district Mrs. Eva Hanson, historian. Glen with Ballinger, J. ''"en. Sam Dautrhertv will die while run on the Helper ticket, American Legion and the according to B. H. Young, county Banquet Follows cleats in at the guard post, W. Hammond and Sheridan Powell of the three posts clerk. The last two tickets, Inthe of No. h:le Vic Post Carbon Auxiliary Sanford of Ballinger Officers Fossat wil lbe on the will run at Price. Labor and the Communr toastmas-teheld was as acted dependent In Price post Carbon county T,TiS, 21 installed are: Ray McGoni-ga- l, The candidates named by the according to Coach Pres- been filed the last day. ist, the in held having the at The banquet of James the peace last Saturday evening. comamnder; Democrats for justice bummerhays. Those named by the labor orrooms the club Grill M. following iie local bovs have been and constable in the county are: ceremonies commenced with first D. C. Gibson, Mrs. are: ganization installation. Musical selections USlliner themnnlvoa airlna enrlv the induction into office of O. Porter, second A. C. Hanson and Ardee Hansen, P. Johnson, the legislature; Parley talks and short fincomprised Price son, and it is Dauehertv's Glen Ballinger, Hiawatha, Helper and Clear Creek; Homer Hyatt and J. four-yea- r commissioner; John cornet duet A by hall L. program. the H. at ;rst chance at a Peterson, officers Liberty Byron ance officer; regular berth. Dasklaskias, Cnstlegate; comissioner; CarBirch, Victor and Dominic Bonaccl ',sat has irenerallv been used and were followed by the InCarter and Joe O'Berto, Helper; chaplain; and F. L. Gross, eleven football vocal duet by Orpha with a the back field. Carbon High's lyle 1'ace, county clerk; Bryan Cox stallation of the 40-- 8 officers. Jackson Jew- - David Rowley and Thomas Hay Fri-a- t last featured and Thelma first defeat, met its county attorney; John Milano, Faylor will be shifted to the back- Sims Speaks cock, Spring Glen; L. L. Nielson Officers of 40-- inducted at Simkin's Og- surveyor; Ashley Eartlett, treasMrs. Harris Ernie of the hands the program. Kenilworth. H. Wm. and Lowley, the meet are: Nick Rinettl, Norman Sims, district commonsen and Mrs. R. A. NielCoach Si den Tigers on the latters field in urer; Dave Henderson, sherifJf. cere- E. W. Crocker, Joe Eimmons and R. A. Brown, the at spoke mander, vocal several son rendered '1ou9'y Stated a bitterly contested battle that Those named by the Communist thnt no psme Spring Canyon; A. T. Fotland and conductor; Dan Garber, guard and reminded the monies well. R. E. as to be a matter of nip and ticket are: Raymon Tuson and 0UW be selections corn-mproved Clardisbut Standardville; this H. Fausett, A. Scott to played week, White, la port; members of their duty e was awarded the Fred . tuck from beginning to end. Louis Karcich, legislature; Ivan Parson encounter came-uence Reid and Joe Dowd, Latuda; vayagucrs; F. P. Fisher, abled buddies and their dein the last Karcich, fumble each Voll bad a year given commissioner; trophy Only I Uprise and he took It. The A. N. Wallace and W. J. Burgess, pendents. He pointed out that cheminot locales; Arthur Crato the legionnaire securing the r commisenabled the Weber yoths V. P. Neilson, T. quarter le minster eleven should h and J. Mortensen kirk; ven and Paul Allen, Price; Nephl counter of the sioner; C. G. Carter, clerk; Carothe purpose of the organizalone most members. their score to Plenty of competition for Blackburn, Wellington; Sam Pres E. R. Crlsaman, correspondent. tion was not charitable in the contest. The Miners on three dif- line Tomisc, treasurer; J. P. OldA grand ball followed at the team In view of the ton and Hans Dennison, Sunny-sid'county Officers of the Helper Auxbut was in the interest ct least, ferent occasions when within close did not that it laced the South Liberty hall where over a hunW. W. Murray and William inducted at the services to ham, sheriff. The latter of acquiring aid and assistiliary asof and wives proximity were unable dred for scoring legionnaires cadldatea name school of Salt Lake City attorney, Wm. Simonsen and deDelia Hiawatha Mrs. Sleckelman, are: ance for those who justly the ball over on account of sessor or surveyor. social. in the the " last week, and South had Tittle carry joined county Buchanand Thomas WilUerson, oval. serve such. Otto Wieslcy, depresident; Mrs. June The music was furnished by mishaps in carrying the Mrs. Minpiously downed East High an, partmental commander, spoke Wible's orchestra. nie Wahl, treasurer; Mrs. Beth as well. E. W. Crocker, district ( WVJ1 ff at-me- y. Yeager Addresses saxa-phon- Weekly Chamber Meet Monday n . four-yea- SCHOOL BOARD TO HANDLE - LABOR ACT UTAH POWER AIDS BEAR LAKE FARMERS p Bry-ne- r, n, four-ye- n. ar n Sil-vag- The-Miss- ar com-ssione- es' r. four-yea- 76-6- 0 Utah-Idah- o tfb n, de-fin- te r, be-"- d. d Carbon High To Engage Westminster Justices' and Constables are Filed in Carbon two-ye- LEGION, AUXILIARY OFFICERS OF CARBON POSTS INSTALLED K.oei-un- p Hel-perit- o- Carbon Team Defeated by Ogden Crew "to Mc-Fa- ll, two-ye- ar 5 7-- 0, e 8 chef-de-trai- Criss-ma- n is p four-ye- ar two-yea- fur-,,s- e; ar |
