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Show .r "ON;,' mm A alining and Railroad Newspaper r b' 41aJ Pi JLiJar HELPER CHAMBER TO Helper City Officials Take Over Duties H OPPOSE EXEMPTION The Helper chamber of commerce Tuesday evening went cn CONSIDERABLE STIR OVER APPOINTEES record as being opposed to the state liquor store sysI ACCOMPANIES ADMINISTRATION ADVENT present tem, so far as to the dlvertioa of practically all revenue from this to Salt Lake City. At the over' city the mayorship of George Spratling took time the liquor store in present noon succeeding R. H. Helper city this Monday Helper is - exempt from paying Nilson, who has held this post since the resigna- any license at all in Helper for a tion of Dr. Gianotti last September. An entirely commercial enterprise due to the measures of the state liquor law. hew 2T0UD will govern the city for the next two It is the purpose of the Helper I of commerce to publiyears with the exception of M. 0. Porter, hold- ehamlK'r cize this feature of the liquor setOver uuuncjuuian. up and a project is being entered incoming city a four-by the local body with the AssociJ cfals include John Quilico, DEFY GOAL ated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah J. Dr. J. Dalpiaz, year councilman, for the discussion of this topic at s B. Bunnel, and Albert Ricci, all two year members of the coun6UFFEY TAX LAW one of the next meetings of the club. cil. Arthur Dalpiaz will succeed as treasurer, Many property owners of Helper city Vignetto Jfck Cash drawers in the bituminous are finding great injustice worked wjiile Ernest Flaim succeeds Mary by virtue of the presrkk9 as city recorder. Miss Riggs coal commission remained nearly upon them , it is contended. Be ws appointed last September to empty today, 24 hours after the ent Zero hour" for paying processing fore the opening of the Helper succeed Eugene Gibson. irhe councilmen are taxes under the Guffey "little liquor store, there were a dozen or more businesses in Helper cimde Argyle, Gus Tsangaris, NRA bill. a few scattered that were illegallly (illegally un payments Only was R. H. Nilson 4d Roy Weeter. 15 per cent tax based on der state law) deriving a living of the was he the at time named g mayor of coal at the mine from this traffic and contributing finishing a lour year term on the price to local been made. in the form of have council. the Many producers are contesting rent. This revenue to local propThe city appointments that have the soft coal code in the courts; erty owners has virtually been officially been made are those of agreed to comply with cut short now and there is pracc A. Knobbs, chief of police; still other but have obtained tem- tically no aid to be given to the , the code, R. and Garvaglia Hj orders against taxpayers of Helper and Carbon porary restraining police officers; Pete lax The payments. complying op- county from this traffic unless and superintendent of lights erators would be say oponents the state liquor law which has unPfwer; Alex Lakie, justice of the a better position been formulated in the competitive doubtedly peace; Thorit Hatch, city attornif tax payment were made by code interest of Salt Lake City is eys Dr.. A. R. Demman, city physiso as to permit some of cian, Vincent Bonza, garbage co- signers immediately. As a result a situation so com- this profit from liquor stores to and August Litizzette, llator, plex that apparently only a su- be returned to the municipalities. court decision can break preme The matter has been referred 'committees for the administrathe jam that has arisen. to the legislative committee of lb ? tion of city affairs for the next which local chamber includes two years were also named by Mrs. D. C. Gibson, chairman, R. A. Mayor Spratling and are listed MURDOGK IS LISTED Nilson. John Milan, August a 3; follows with the first member Art Ray, and Dr. A. E. jaimed acting as chairman in each TOWNSEND BACKER ColettI and definite action will be 'jease: taken iu the near future.. ; Water, John Quilico, M. O. Porter, and S. B. Bunnel; Park and Abe. Murdock, CHAMBER UNIT Representative cemetery, M. O. Porter, Dr. J. J. for this. district,. Sat-congressman, and Albert Dalpiaz, Ricci; Streets, "OPPOSES PLAN S.B. Bunnel, Dr. Dalpiaz and Al- urday was listed among 39 con-bert Ricci; Lights, Dr. Dalpiaz, gressman purportedly supporting) A report unfavorable" to the the Town.send old age pension M O. Porter, and John Quilico; a in which posed apcommunity budget plan was compilation Building inspection, Albert Ricci, John Quilico, and S. B. Bunnel; neared in the Townsend National given before a meeting of the according to an Asociat-- ' per chamber of commerce Tues-epublic health, George Spratling, Press dispatch from Washing day in the city hall by a board Dri A. R. Demman, C. A. Knobbs, foif. md Thorit Hatch . appointed to study the plan. The The weel.ly, the dispatch said, chamber considered the budget listed the congressmen as having system as a means of curbing HELPER AGRARIAN solicitors for funds promised to tupport the pension) for charitable and social purposes. n or tension this congress and pla in intentions was their It deemed replies impossilbe by signified H PNEUMONIA VICTIM to a questionnaire sent out by the committee to raise enough headquarters of the drive for $200 funds during their regular meui- payments to those over bership drive to care for the I Antonio Felice, 57, farmer of 50 of age. needs of charitable and social years lelper, died Saturday at 3 a.m. As of December 20, the weekly organizations, n the Price hospital of Pneumo-lia- . GO A bid for the April meeting of replies had been received He had been a resident of aid, of Of these, it said 39 signified sup-- j the Associated Civic Clubs lelper for 32 years and came to was mailed his country 37 years ago from port; five were opposed; two were) Southern Utah and 14 were undeci-- i nesday by Thorit Hatch, chamber taly. ded. secretary. f Mr. Felice was born at Cleto, taly, June 13, 1879, a on of Louie j ad Rose Juglietta Felice. He is urvived by his widow, Mrs. Car nar Felice, and the following hlldren: Mrs. Ralph Yenzi. Mrs. at r out-goin- g . Batchelors Have Good Qualifications Yes, girls, this Is leap year and you will surely like to get inside dope on some of the good qualified "batches". For the benefit of girls around town. The Helper Journal has conducted a very technical and useful survey on some tax-paye- Win-kelrei- . T 3. Jack Vlgnetto, Helper banker was Installed as president of the Klwanls club at banquet and program In the Carbon County Country club rooms Wednesday evening. The Installation of officers was made by Orson Slack lieutenant governor. Vlgnetto of Provo, Utah Idaho district succeeds Henry Hall as president. ' John McAdams, president of the Provo club, spoke on Kiwanis ideals. Other officers Installed were: S. P. John Quilico, Colton, secretary; Clifton Mem-niott- . treasurer; and George Black. Dr. J. J. Dalpiaz, J. It. Loft's. R. J. Vaughan. Chris Jouflas, Dr. A. R. Demman, and Thurman Car- GRADUATED SCALE MADE FOR ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS ON ABILITY TO PAY The annual membership drive of the Helper chamber of commerce will commence this week with Mrs. S. B. Bunnel as chairman of. the drive committee. Assisting her are Ange Martell, Mrs. A. J. Stafford, C. J Allen, Mrs. George Spratling, and S. P. Colton. A graduated scale of membership has been worked out so that business houses and firms in and out of Helper have been assessed on the basis of ability to pay. This enables the smaller firm to take a membesship without so much hardship and difficulty while the larger firm will bear the greater burden. The fees range all the way from $1.00 for Individual memberships to $15.00 for Industrial memberships, and the entire city has been systematically outlined on schedule with definite areas assigned to different members of the chamber of vice-preside- ONE ARRESTED SHOOTING AT CLIMAX ter, directors. The program included the folWilliam Hamilton, 63 and colorlowing numbers and events: open ed was lodged in the county jail invocation, Wednesday following a shooting ing song, America; Thurman Carter; introduction of scrape which took place Wednesspeakers, R. J. Vaughan; intro- day evening at the Elpe hotel duction of program guests, Cliff when Hamilton shot and injured Mrs. Genevieve Bardwell, also colMemmott: summary of club's D. J. J. Dalpiaz; vo- ored. cf prospective batchelors in and cal solo, Elaine Jones; banjo solo, Although the cause of the shootaround Helper. Here's the dope Danny Colzanl; saxaphone solo, ing uas unknown, it Is expected and, girls, use it to your own ad- Martin Milano, accordion1 solo; that criminal complaints of as- commerce. vantage. Find your man in this Rudy Krlssman; presentation of sault with a deadly weapon with It is expected that the member-ehi1935 champion liar, Jack Vlgnetto; Intent to kill or do serious column and then go after him. bodily will be completed by the end toast to Heading the list, we find Dr. outgoing president, J. R. injury will be filed agiinst Hamil- of the month, and the business Loftis; response, Henry Hall: in- ton who was captured by Chief James Ruggeri: houses are urged to support the Dr. Ruggeri: No piibh over for troduction of new officers and 'of Police C. A. Knobbs, and Geo. new which has outorgacization narrator of evening, Leland any girl is quite fussy. Girl must Garvaglia, night cop, at a resi installation of new officers dence in north Helper shortly lined a constructive and useful have nose just so and a dainty program for the year. carnage with an aristocratic air. Orson Slack. The evening was after the affair had happened. A committee consisting of Mrs. concluded a dance Hair must be fair. Would give program. The condition of Mrs. Bardwell by Byron Carter, chairman, Ethel Four new members were admit- was reported as not outsider better chance. being serious. Bryner, Mrs. Emma Rebol, Ernest Ed. "Marchetti: This boy might ted Into the club. They are George The bullet lodged in the left be hard to cut in with, but don't Pizza, Fred Bosone, Dr. Antony breast and ranged through and Flaim, and Leslie Williams was naed to consider projects for the g.ve up the ship on the first at- ColettI, and Ernest Flaim. coming out the right arm. National Yousb Administration. tempt. However, It is reported Carbon county has been alotted he f!at already is in the doubt- GOAL MEN HIT CIVIL SERVICE $2100 from this federal agency ful column. (Would not advise EXAMINATIONS and cities giving projects to be more than three trips to Bountiworked on by young men" or " TON MILE LEVY ful.) women will receive this money The United Civil States Service Ralph Wahl: All sewed Conmlssion providing the projects are okehed. announced hag open believe there is a chance. A folas examinations competitive disfrom brunette did it. relief the Requesting lows: PDlUAia -- ira t Alphonse Ossana: Will have to criminatory provision of the .i- Junior-- "Graduate" "nurse,' $1,620 a "of execumembers tax," the tmtil he gefs his first $10. year. ;0o saved up. Would be a good tive council of the recently incorAssistant to technician (forestUtahcatch if once interested. Coal and Produce porated LOW PRICED CAR $1,620 a year. ry), Truckers' Not association, presented Rarney Blumberg: fussy Assistant geophysicist, $2,6x0 would take blond or brunette. a petition to Governor Henry H. a year. Would be good home and family Blood Tuesday afternoon. Styled with refreshing new Accountant and auditor, assistman. Is very economical and savW. D. Fitzgerald, presiaent, said the Graham supercharger, beauty, ant accountant and auditor, sen- which ing. Graham introduces to the that the enforcement- of the ior accounting and auditing assistBruce Moffitt: Present indica'ower price field for the first tax upon trucks having a tions would lead one to believe weight of 13,000 pounds or in ex- ant. $2,000 to $3,200 a year, Bur- time in automotive history', promeau of Motor Carriers, Interstate ises to that there is no chance". Is the cess, is highly discriminatory. set not. only new perforCommerce Commlsion. bashful type and looks like intenmance standards but also a dis"The Imposition of the Certain specified education and tinctive tional delay until leap year. tax", Mr. Fitzgerald said, "is style note for 1936, acare required in con- cording to experience Dick Rogers: Is in doubtful directly affecting more than 5000 style authorities in the nection with these examinations. column, but any industry. English girl families witsin the state." Full information may be obtain-eIn commenting on the recent might have a chance. Is the "He Long, low rakish lines In the from the Secretary of the Un Man" type that would possibly arrests and criminal prosecutions Supercharger are accomplished by settle down and stay home nights. now pending against truckers who ted States Civil Service Board or an entirely new body design of Chris Jouflas: Good looking, failed to abide by the law, Mr. Examiners at the post office or all steel construction including a and striking personality. Fitzgerald said that the state Is customhouse in any city which new rumble steel roof. The proof has a Would be good bread winner. In making "citizens lose their spirit post office of the first or entire car exhibits the latest aethe second class, or from the Uni- ronautical doubtful column as facts indicate of citizenship." Influence in clean cut pedagogical leanings. The Utah Coal and Produce ted States Civil Service Commis- design. Frank Dalpiaz: Once you get Truckers' association represents sion, Washington, D. C. In aa unusual and highly efhim interested, he will be espec- more than 40 per cent of all the fective treatment, the designers ially persistenthe has the "never trucking interests In the state. have achieved individuality in disHELPER MAN GETS In the opinion or Edwin D. di'' spirit. tinction and style by bringing a Gus Tsangaris: Is the faint Hatch, counsel for the associasweeping band of body color vertihearted type, but would be good tion, the AHEPA PRESIDENCY cally through the center of the tax "la unjust catch if once interested. Wants and should be altered to conform radiator grill. The Impression conconditions". quality and not much quantity. with present-daveyed by this original departure Must bee good dresser and neat The petition requests that "in Announcement was made last In styling is one of power, grace, appearance. some appropriate and lawful man- week of the recent election of of- and fleetness. Behind the two Jack Houston: Would propose ner Immediate relief be afforded ficers and members of the board chromium grill radiator panels are if he could speak English and find the petitioners." cf governors for the local Order latera lbands of color that con of some one who would buy the marAhepa, as follows: The association suggested that trast strlkintlv with iho r,hi.. George Karras, Helper, presl - ance of the car riage license. Governor Blood reconsider secI Ross Bunnel: Has the "niooney tions 133 , , ..TtlQ and 134 of chapter 46, dent Nick Sermos, Castle Gate, vice for eyed" gaze already. Taken president; Gust Saradakls, an advancement of session laws of Utah, 1935, which far reaching Price, secretary; John Daskala-kis- , granted that he's serious. Not comprises the tax. to the popular priced much hope sngle bliss to last Castle Gate, treasurer; Manos importance automotive field", declared Robert They would also favor that the Salevurakis, Price, much longer. of C. captain become "Inoperative entirely law Graham. Executive Vice PresiNick Frank Goodart: Good natured Malekos, Price, dent of the Graham-Paiguntil such time as the whole and guards; Motors would be susceptible to James Pappacostas, Heltype, entire provisions of the laws shall chaplain; "and this developCorporation, stand a lot of and if Steve per, warden; Diainenti, ment is become operative with uniformity expected to inaugurate a Price,, inside sentinel; Kosmos new right woman come, could easily so and revolutionary trend 1n the from relieving petitioners be "taken to town". Price, outside sentinel; the entire the hardship . of being the only Andrelakls, industry. Superchargers, Bill White: Is modest, unassumNick Bikakls, chairman; Mike of motor because In vehicles the operators they produce more powing, will need wife right away etate as Steve er Harry per pound of motor weight at against whom such act Zollis. Columbia, and Price, to aelll beer. Is, ripe for plucking, Angelo a greater saving of fuel than is is new being enforced. and reported as having a wad In Hiawatha, members of the possible without them, open vast The law, which became effective beard of sock. governos. new possibilities In the developDespite effort of the Journal January 1, required all trucks to ment of automobile engines-Jus- t be an with equipped odometer, to "save" Thurman Carter for liOAKD as t sealed lnAtrm.n Ua,haA they opened new possibilities this column they proved of no ,u in vu.-.- s aviation rear wheel of it a truck and MEETINGS1 SETS regisavail. His would have been a good basic uevelopment that must sooti ters every time the vehicle is in one. An ordinance setting the meet- come Into general use in motor motion, whether on business or pleasure. ing dates of the Carbon county cars". HELPER WOMAN' Appearing with Mr. Fitzgerald board of commissioners has been CLUB SPONSOR before Governor Blood were M.J. drawn up and approved by the HELPER DIRECTOR Myers, vice president, and E. O. commission, B, H. Young, clerk, IS ON COMMITTEES A community corus for ladies Burton .secretary and treasurer. said Tuesday. will be sponsored by the Women' The sixth and tweuty-firs- t days club of Helper, according to anof each Jack Loftis, Jr., was chosen a ionth were selected for MINE WORKERS nouncement from Mrs. Del Ward meeting dates. However,' when chairman of the Industrial commitPLAN MEETING these dates fall on Saturday or tee of the Associated Civic Club President. It Is planned to have the chorus consist of two groups. Monday,' the meetings will be held of Southern Utah last week by A meeting of the two Utah and advance singers and Mr. Friday or Tuesday, res pc lively. President Frank Martines. United Mine Workers of Because mines generally work Loftis was also named as a memwill be under the direction of Prof. M. J. Edelmnn. Prof. Edel- - America, will be held Monday eve hose days. Mondays and Satur- - ber of the labor committee for res days were ellminated from the the coming year. He was a candimm nfkn every lady both young ning at the and old In Helper and vicinity taurant In Price, Orval Peterson pchedule to permit miners to be date for vice president tf the body at the election. In Deceubr and to contact him or officers of the of Columbia, secretary, announced heard. r'i'b xnd nrrnife to be out for Friday. Regular business of the! I. F. Coulter was appointed is onts of the Carbon county diunion will be LanCed. the first practices. county road clerk by fhe board. rectors for the organization. pro-pla- d - j door-to-do- ton-mile- " ton-mil- e ton-mil- e nnunuiti iiimnnifAPo m:nis - " ftr 1 - J j j am-Htl-i- -- j J.B. Lee Seated In Confused Price Race aines Marchese, Louie, Charlie ind Rosle Felice, all of Helper, did Mrs. Elmer Hamilton; West-vood- , California. Campaigns Members NIGHT Bur-res- n si Chamber of Commerce p Jacob-hlgon- Gj-og- WEDNESDAY With the exception of M. O. Poiter, a complete, new council and ci'y official personel has been indue ed into office in Helper this . There has been somewhat of an intensified feeling at the city hall as the various aspirants for city appointments ilutteied in and out of the council room. Outside of prospective candidates for city Jobs, beer held the most marked and weighty discussions before the council members. The city has levied a license fen of $80.00 on retail bottle beer petmits, $200.00 on wholesalers' permits, and $500 on draft beer retail. Wasted SOBSCRiraON $2 A YEAR THE JOURNAL SHOPPE (OITION OEUVLREO PRES. TO' EVERV HOMI YEARS INSTALLATION New City Head Hold First Meetings Dollars Spent at Home are not Damn About Helper KIWANIS CLUB HAS Observer OF LIQUOR STORES set-up- H m THE CASUAL EN H the World That Gives Helper, Utah Friday, Jan. 10 1936 THE JOURNAL. KlWl COITION DELIVERED ONLY ON SUBSCRIPTION Vol. XXX No. 22 H Jim MjL 4 TIte Galy Newspaper In H j t ton-mil- e y . I1JURED I DISPLAYS GRIT IN :T ce J. Bracken Lee took over the much coveted post of mayor of Price Monday after stiff battling of opposition since final count on the outcome of the election last November at which time he was giv en a two-vot- e margin over B. W. Dalton. YOUTH SEEKING AID 'The story of a display of courage was disclosed re last Saturday as details be-!, une known of a gun accident in ' bli h Cyril Allen. 17, son of Mr. $ id, Mrs. C. J. Allen of this city, rri as. accidentally shot. Yjung Allen, with his brother, 4 "ogald, 10. was hunting rabbits, m l lark Valley south of Price Frl-- j M y, when he was shot through 19 chest with a rifle Dei swas carrying discharged as he climbing out of a wash. The lent happened at 4 p. m. ith the aid of his younger her, Cyril managed to walk He over the desert terrain to parked car. He then drovn the immobile over rough roads for miles to the Price Hntington KB way. where be was unable to ; farther in his weakened out-aidin- jJ J Not content to let Mr. Lee take over the office with such slim lead A. 1. W'hitniore, chief of police! and a appointee serving under the former Mayor Dalton, Lee's opponent, filed a civil suit In the district eourt to contest the election and compel a recount. A. S. Horsley and Fred W. Keller are attornies under the suit, Mr. "llors-lethe then acting city attorney and holding this appointment uny Former Mayor Dalton returned from California this week, having been conveniently absent since the suit was filed December 20 and the "mud slinging' began. Immediately upon taking office, Mr. Lee recommended George Y .' hen-peckin- Ma-raki- Ban-Ha- s, former county sheriff, chief of police, succeedign Mr. Whitmore, plaintiff in suit to .'ontest Mr. Le:-election, H. ('. Smith was recommended for flic-pustice of the ceace with Frank Hanson as cliy attoiiuy. .ill three of the recommendations wre approve.! by the council. Mr Mtn.Hon succeeds Horsb-y- , M'. v hi was acting as el't nttornev and council fo the plaintiff In the case to contest Mr. LVh office. Taking the oath of office wi'h the new mayor at noon wis William Campbell and il. K. Cbld ? ter, newly elected and John Ilolden, incumbent councilman, and Sheldon Anderson, twoyear the latter two being returned to office. William Groijnn, Incumbent recoder, and Carlyle Pace, treasurer, also took thfs oath ..jMKbUN , two-yea- r e e :or der Mr. Dalton. In the nisyorality contest case which opened in district court Friday b.'fore Judge Herbert M Schiller of Salt Lake City, sitting for Judge George Chrlstensen, who was diFqnalified, it was 'Ordered that the statement of, contest previously fled by A. L; Whit more be amended so as to separate the dlffeient causes of action and that the amendent be filed by four o'clock last Saturday. The conteKtee was given until next Friday to file an answer. 1 Ko four-yea- r 'unidentified men brought The case was set for trial a 10 14 matter 7 injured boy and his brother a. m., January when the uv into cuy noipiiai. iuuus1 of whether the ballot boxes wilt yw'a condition was reported lm-- j be reopened for a recnnvat:s of ,ied, but very serious, by nt thfl votes cast In the thiee conMints at the hospital, but Id, tested precincts will be decided of office. bis own atYhis time. by Judge Schiller. con-Jon- ton-mil- HILL conn-cllme- ) coin-cilma- Rlnetll-Capltol- I . |
