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HELPER ENGAGES fill V AP .IRIH ur juli DIVIDEND . fELEBraXION YEAR IRE THIS tar a Fourth of Help"- tbis ..? legion ncing a to July cele-iyeat arC n next announced abandon tbe an- - reached this fdub ftnd this celebration which annual affair during jTUen years will be staged J (he months of August or was fjl Kraimittee meeting I I I con-- I the Tuesday evening, fnement of Helper Day for America's of .observance was decided. f the fact that It was inadvisable to hold, two Rations so close togetner, me various entatives of the at the meeting decided to again and name a sponsor ie Independence Day celebra-- i'U. led y meeting will be held .Jay evening in the Grill cafe and representatives i;. rooms chamber of commerce, club, jjican Legion, Kiwanis lie club, B.P.W. club, and to fraternal organizations of Community will be present and ,f up a calendar of community s the irations. there will be a Fourth .ration in Helper, however, and final ; decided as definite t';ti.l!wr ran look forward to .;of the largest holidays ever i nere on mis year s rourin. "Sat 1PER OFFICE TO BE SECOND n CLASS JULY 1st office will again second class on the first ;ly. accordintf to offic al no- kition received this week from l postal department' at Wash-(ia- , Jeipor's post ame C. jene Gibson. 3ie office was D. by Postmaster relegated to the tl rd class H 'M shek period i a Republican years and now is due to ading of ? I7f :u 1P23 of the it? the sale of stamps during i fiscal year ending June 30, ff & The touted nine from Dividend will vie on the local diamond here Sunday with the Helper baseball team for lead of the Central Utaa baseball lergue. Dividend vas one of llelpei's 6tronnst competitors lor the leag'i title during tue m.ir3 6eason last summer and they are just as strong an adversary this year. They have already defeated Nephi and Provo, industrial team entry, and will provide an outstanding contest According to Alex Wahl. the game will commence at 2:30 p.m. and the public is urged to come out and support the team In this first of the league schedule. CARBON PRODUCT Provo's home-gam- e HELPER STUDENTS li day This PROVO WILL USE SUNDAY iiub" Mayme in-e- d class office will res'1 service examination .fmployees and an examination be given after July to deter- toe personel of the office. second civil department under certain Rations of the Postal Rulea I Regulations will, however, loy Bruce Moffft as the reg-- f e'erk in the civil service at time the office in July. The nation will be goes second civil service " I h-i- cbair- of cliff Memmott, a vnii James Galania, IL street, Joe Dalpiaz, R. PRESENT LAZY TOWN "Iazy Town," a three act ,a lhp Word Tba com- ical operetta, was staged by the studcou of the Helper school last Tuesday evening at the Bonnie Theatre under the musical direction of Ida Mae Mahoney. The nud was play was presented with a pleasing response from the audience. Lazy Town was a Dutch settlement in a small western town and the Interest of the story was centered around the ltoozee family, all of whom were struggling under financial hardships; and at the crisis of the story, the father returns from an exploration and brings wealth and luxury into the lives of the members of his family. The dancing was under the direction of Caroline Stein and Joe Eileen Schultz, costumes, Schultz. Eileen and Pagano Gladys McCoy acted as business manager. Cast of Characters as they are( introduced are as follows : t well-coache- d Meena Roozee Shirley Cima Ma Roozee....Dorothy Jacobshagen Andrea Smith Mary Jane Helen Biondlcb June ' Alma Jean Daiigherty Snltzy Barbara CJarico Baby Doll Norma Jones Witch, Good Luck Peter Roozee .... Raymond Weeter Eoyd Bunnel Patch Robinson Dale Slim Bob Kelly Tubby Olive Harmer Lotehen Eda Massa Oretchea Tina Shirley A. Downey Lula Benis Lena Louis Gross Xellie Hilden Peterson Harold Orrell Roozee Papa administration settled the matter of paving in the northeast improvement district this week when the mayor politely told officials of the Utah Oil & Refining company just how the city stood on this matter after the oil company had charged the city with discrimination because it chose to lay this street with natural rock asphalt from the quarries f the Rock Asphalt company at Sunnyside, instead of oil muich mixture sold by the oil company. At a meeting of the city commission .Monday night its mem bers denied any such discrimin ation. Rules of the federal bureau of roads, from 'which part of the money for the project is coming, require that bids can be accepted for only one type of surfacing, and it became a choice between one. inch of oil mat and one Inch of rock asphalt, "And our engineer told us the rock asphalt was superior," Mayor Anderson said For years and years, the Utah Oil has been in with the b'g mucky mucks up state and with the state road commission and selling the state oil mulch and the private contractors as well, and getting the lion's share while Carbon county's infant industry paying taxes in this state and providing men with employment In this state, in production of the basic product has met its strongest competitor w ith the imported oil supplied by Utah Oil and other comanles. The oil company charges discrimination now after they have been the benefactors of similar, but far more drastic discrimination during the past ten years. Students to Compete For Lodge Story Prize Students ot Oamon and Emery counties will compete for $30 in prize money offered by the Helper Lodge No. 1659, Loyal Order of for the best pioneer Moose, storres of theTnifed States. " " The lodge is awarding nine prizes to students presenting the best story from the high school, junior high and the grade schools of the two counties. The best story of the contest which closes in July, will be submitted to the state contest In August. IMPRESSIVE SCHOOL CEREMONIES Among the activities incidental the close of school for the year, Interest is being considerable shown In the annual school citizenship award by Carbon Post No. 21, American Legion of Helper The citizenship award is made annually by the local Legion post to the outstanding boy and girl of the local Junior high school. Rules governing the award are made by the National Headquarters of the Legion. Tbe citizenship award is not a popularity contest, but a rating of the qualifications of citizenship among the students as follows: Scholarship, Courage, Honor, Leadership, Service, Character and Companionship. The names of the winners will not be made known until the award is made in a very impressive ceremony in the assembly room of the local school Monday which May IS at eleven a.m. at time the public is cordially Invited to attend. ORDER TUESDAY to Utah's grand commandery of held, for the Knights Templar, at its annual conclave at Price pymg of substitutes and not clerk. Tuesday evening, elected Henry jj'Wlar G. Blumenthal of Trovo to be the grand commander for the next jHMDNnr BAND twelve months. He succeeds Dr. H. P. Kirtley of Salt Lake City. ,! 'or Helner during Other officers elected and apDths is being suggested pointed at the meeting were: Rof veral, and Prof. M. J. Edei- - land P. Diehl, Park City, deputy L,i ! aIredy aaked the citv commander; Glenn B. Walker, consi(ler aiding m the Salt Lake City, generalissimo; Z status of a band organ- - Roscoe E. Bailey, Park City, capgal Claude E. Armtain general: uniform, would be senior warden; Roy purchased strong, Ogden, I 8.traSht white attire would E. Blrchard, Standardville, junior Tbe band would serve W. Barrows, George I:.,' warden; uure community and county. Salt Lake City, recorder; Win. F. Bulkley, Salt Lake City, prelate: E'0. Sisterhood Edwin O. Moe, Provo, standard Nantker, Ogden, ames New Heads bearer; Wm. F. Vinton J. Clark, sword bearer; Salt Lake City, warder, and J. Wm. Stoner. Salt Lake City, cap0. R. Fergusson of Price tain of the guard. cie Two Bondsmen To president of Utah Commander Herbert Grand Past aaPter. p.e.o. Sisterhood S. Sands of Colorado represented 1J tlrSf Stand Civil Suit innn.l held the most eminent grand cominvention Price ark Friday and Saturday of J. S. Pappas and Pete Latses eek. mander, Andrew D. Agnew of the : fh.M were grand encampment of the United both of Salt Lake City civil a "'"vention at which States. Other visitors included: in defendants iAlhlv as named y C. II. Fischer, grand master of suit filed in the district court at zniy omcers- the Utah grand lodge. F. and A.! Price this week by the state of 01 Montana lACn) .'alker M.: Harold W. Brangham, grand Utah to recover $1000 due th Surem Chapter hftfh priest of the Utah grand state by the defendants who se ' who tall. ',tem,,lnK and Instruc chapter. Royal Arch Masons; rurod the bail of Harry Ott th of n,tiur'nf A Jail session. ponding a flf lue was Jf'oa?ed 'rom Harry F. Irwin, grand master him. against Royal representative chsrge council, ;hI the Utah grand grand larceny appeared for trial Ott and Select Maters; Charles W. Friday evening Morse, representing the Utah when scheduled etd has not since th, Is Scottish Rite, and Julius S. Dan- been heard of, and the state defendants Mrs. r..imed Mctem above Kalah Ray m suing the iels, representing El Char,p8 C. Wallm J L for the alleged damage tutferel ple. A.A.O.N.M.S, The Knights Templar were wel- by the violation of ball obligations for 1 r,Cfl- comed to Prir by Tast Command- - nrtsmned by them under bond 0: tah ;io. with Mr. Blumenthal Harry Olt. n Sal e,CJaptPr was 0ran-- ' er Birehard, cllT 'a August pnsldinir. Following the Installwith also eleven , Many York Rite Masons chapters as mem. ation of officers by Mr. Sanda. visitation by official asoiMed by Charles C. Parsons,! attended the assoand Fischer Master . BPfiMnn S.n DmntM Salt Kike City, serving as gTand( Grand No. ke invited the State marshal, the members attended n ciate officers to Orient lodge Carbon lodge and i River at the bannuet. Dr. Kirtley. the retiring, 15, Green . lodge No 26 at """ :. meeting la May.) grand commander, presided at the, No. 16, and Joppa Price. tensions. f 0$ twenty-sevent- h 0 -- ' . deitM ?! tl ; j "nt 'i iacivf iuav au. v4f ' Owned Newspaper ioj HELPER SPLITS WITH Meet Civic Club Observer PRICE IN SEASON OPENERS PREPARATIONS Near Completion That Prof. Woodward ot the into the political whirl. The professor feels that it is his duty to come out for the gubernatorial nomination in the Democratic convention against Henry H. Blood, so he says. A lot of us feel that some one has a duty or sense of justice to oppose Governor Blood, but most of us are poisoned against professors. Four years ago, some smart students urged another professor to run for the Senate; and, the whole idea, being kinda like a novelty, went over with a bang the result netted one professor in the Senate who has disappointed nearly every voter of the state but some of his "students" who likewise are the exponents of a similar cause for Dr. Woodward. Professors are alright in the class room, but we still need B.Y.U. is splurging fighters Helper baseball team split a bill with the Price outfit last Sunday afternoon on the In Price diamond with a loss In the first game an d the second encounter. Led by the consistent whirling of Ed Marchetti, Helper mouuds-math local nine kept pace with a slmillar number of hits and held the opposition to tight on the bases. It was really said to be one of the finest pitching ames ever demonstrated on the and Marchetti Price diamond, mound on the through out stayed the entire contest. The Helper boys ran amiss on the heavy hitting of the Price nine during the second game and were unable to stop the contestants hitting after Morgan was injected into the fray late in the game. Price rang up 13 hits to Helper's four In this game. Following is the box score for both games: double Plans for the reception of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah here next Saturday and Sunday are rapidly rounding into shape1, according to annoucement made this week by Jack Loftis, Jr., general chairman of the affair. Letters of invitation have been extended by the Helper chamber of commerce to all civic and service clubs of southern and eastern Utah and it is expected that one of the largest public gatherings ver held in Helper will take place at that time. The meeting will take place commencing Saturday and continue over until Sunday afternoon. The program la Helper will formally commence with a huge public dinner and program to be held at the city park if the weather A real, genuine Italian permits. dinner will be the order of the meal and an excellent program is being arranged. The price of the meal will te fl.OO per plate but D. K. Downey. chairman of the dinner, says that anyone who pays the fee will get to eat all he or she can there will be no limit. Spaghetti, rav iolis and many other fancy Italian dishes will be on the menu. Th addresses of welcome will be delivered by the Hon. G. F, Spratllng and Wm. Ingle, chair man of the board of county com Tentative principal missioners. Fpeakers are still quite Indefinite, the ship o'state. n 7-- 1 10-- hard-heade- in ' 0 THE CASUAL We See By The Paper j j A Helper J Dama Abmt Helpip 1 n, shut-out- CARBON AND EMERY HAVE NEW W P A PROJECTS s W P A projects in Six new Carboa and Emery counties were recently authorized and work has already started. of a rock wall Conntruction arouud the Helper city park was started this week and will furnish First Game employment for 22 men for one HELPER AB II O A cost to month, the entire project 1 5 2nd Rachelle $2019. 5 rf Tezaw Repairs on a diversion dam 5 2 2 0 b wen milts above Greenriver. in Bosons 3d 1 5 s Myers Emery county, is under way and Allison 5 2 If blan concrete consists of laying a 1 3 ket 450 feet long, 18 feet wide and Verdi 2nd b 1 3 c Blackham An abuttment, one foot thick. 3 2 0 3 Marchetti p also 450 feet long will be con 34 11 16 12 Totals structed. The work is expected to employ 18 men for one month PRICE and will total $3,3S1. 0 5 Taylor 3d b Work of graveling and grading Woolsey If 5 3 sidewalks and streets in Orange-vlll- Hold brook cf 4 5 will begin soon at an esti- Jackson ss 3 0 4 3 mated cost of $1,723. 3 4 S. Fratto 2nd b The grading and graveling of Smith 1st b 4 2 10 0 five miles of streets and sidewalks Tanger rf 0 has commenced at Wellington, the T. Fratto c 0 4 3 0 project calling for an expenditure L'ndsey p of $3855 and 25 men will be em- Hutton p 0 0 ployed for two months. 35 10 27 10 Totals Construction of a dam to form Second Game a sedimentation reservoir above HELPER AB II O A Cleveland was began this week, 4 0 2 0 If Rachelle tbe employing eight men, project Te&ak ss to cost $1,121. 1 3 Improvement of the airport road Curia rf o I"0 near'Prce. costing $2100 will be Boscme 3d b 3 gin immediately, the expenditure Verdi 2d b 3 0 2 0 totaling $2100. This project calls Grecco cf 3 0 6 0 c f Ossana for tbe graveling of one and 3 0 miles of road, earth fills, and Tabone 1st b 2 1 0 the construction of a wooden Burns p For The First Time In A Long while, the fire department drove the fire engine out of the city stall. Some say that it was an intentional false alarm to get Chief Pesetto on the wagon, but he was the chief fooled 'em out of town. And hereafter, when you see a emoky smudge in Sue cess Markets, just ignore It Manager Chris Jouflas says that it's just the spray on the floor that won't settle but let this to Chris and be a warning there was the story Charlie, about the boy and the wolf. but it is expected that A. C. Watts 13 115 13 10 12 14 10 10 14 12 e 110 15 the general superintendent of the Utah Fuel Company will speak on Still Favors the coal Industry and its relation Price and hopes to get a coal to the upbuilding and prosperity processing plant In that city if he of Oarbon county, Including agri can be elected Senator from Car culture. Jack Vignetto will speak bon county again. on financial condition of Carbon We hope that he gets Price county. votes because he sure won't get of the Rio A representative many from Helper. His advocacy Grande will speak on railroads of a processing plant In Price and and their relation, to the pioneer ignoring the city of Helper with ing .of the Industries of Carton some of his "findings' and aiding countv and the development of the city or Price in placing a pro- education, industry and agrlcul ject with the federal government ture. for a "pilot plant" has not been A oublic dance will be held In watched with any too much favor, the evening at Rainbow Gardens with the voters of Helper and this for all and a local dance orches bridge. district which the. Senator also tra will provide the music. The business sessions of the Schools To Close represents. commence He is now advocating a tuber- clubs will Sunday culosis hospital for Price as well. mornlnjr and will be held in the Friday, May 22 auditorium of the Helper school Next Friday brings the summer vacation for five thousand school UTAH PRODUCTION J. C Pennev Visits students of the Carbon district, at which time the school year While Here Short OF COAL closes. J. C. Penney, founder of the The commencement exercises of REMAINS STEADY great clothing institution operat- the Carbon county high school ing throughout the country, vlclted will be held next Friday evening in Helper for a short while last in the stadium of Kiwanis field. to The complete program of the exProduction of coal in Utah of Thursday morning enroute over looked where Roosevelt he ercises will be published next mined Is 05 cent which about per the store in that community. week. 5 per in Carbon county dropped Employees and Manager M. P. cent for the week ending April Street of the local Penney store Bletzeeker Report 18, according to figures obtained attended a baoquet held la Price from the Mining and Contracting last Wednesday evening at which Received Monday Review. Most other states of the Mr. Penney was the principal west showed slight gains over this speaker. lie spoke on business The report of II. T. Bletzeeker period, however. ethics and his career and gave the on a proposed municipal power the na- group his views of merchantlling. plant for Helper city was received Production through-ou- t Mr. tion continued to gain and showed Penney is touring the Monday evening at a special meetabout an 80 per cent increase for western states at this time. He ing of the city council. Bletiecker was employed by the the w eek ending April 25 over the visited in Kemmerer. Wyoming same period of 1935. where the mother Btore Is located city of Helper a snort time ago to make a survey of the local Following are the statistics for; thi past Monday, power plant possibilities and prothe bituminous coal production: I vide the city with suitable data TONS PRODUCTION COAL BITUMINOUS from which officials might arrive 1935 I93 (Bureau of Mines) at a suitable power production 4.877.0O0 7.115.000 23 The Nation, Week Ending April means at a reasonable cost 128.792.000 The Nation, Calendar Year to Date .... 136,983.000 Although no definite action oa a 18: Western States. Week Ending April power plant was taken, the report 64.000 i? 6.000 Colorado was accepted and was immedi46.000 9JM Montana ately referred to PWA officials 23.000 26.000 New Mexico in Washington, D.C., where the 20.000 23.000 North and South Dakota........ city has at this time a project .M Utah entered for federal aid on a muni 26.000 21.000 Washington cipal power plant 70.000 S9.M0 Wyoming Full details of the report have been withheld by the council at this time, but It Is expected that CARBON DOWNS Central Labor Unit the Information contained la the 21-- 6 GRANITE, Planned County survey will be released wlthla the next week. Carbon high, playing spirited of labor onions ....Representatives and showing real hitting of Carbon county will meet at ball 1 t0 power, took a loosely played game DIVORCE ASKED June of evening the Price on Farmers Granite the labor Rena council, against Cage Johns filed suit in organize a central field Friday, 21 to . the district court this week for the latter'a field representaBonacci,, Frank Pres Summerbays' boys divorce from her husband, Albert tive of the United Mine Workers Coach over five scores la the Johns to whom she was, married pushed Wednesday. announced of America in the Cnal In- In 1922 at Castle Dale. She The council is being formed to Initial frame and three bombarded Granite pit- charges cruelty and bad behavior within ning activities union centralize for 12 runs. The Fanners as grounds for the action and the county and at leat six labor chers bunched bits la the second and seeks alimony and court costs. Join to are expected organizations fourth frames to count all of Mr. Bonacci said. Application will their runs. be made for a charter from the PUBLIC MEETING Senator Miller PUBLIC INVITED TO FOR MASONIC ojj)iUMJi.lL city 500-wor- d HEADS ARE NAMED w r ;vwj Subscribe for J 10 10 ,2020 12 r - 113 one-hal- Morgan PRICE Taylor 3rd b ' Reso rf Woolsey ct Holdbrook Kirk If Verdi ss Smith 1st Federation of i P,0m ..f 1 a Is 0 4 130 1 12 3 8 0 4 2 7 1 10 0 1 29 13 22 7 21 Mr. Joseph Quillico of the Helper Furniture and Hardware Ompany, has just received word from the Philco Radio and Television Corp. that he is one of the winners from the territory, of an trip to Havana, Cuba. Mr. Quillico will leave Salt Lake City on May 21st in a special Pullman provided for the wianers of the contest In the territory. At Ogden, a special train will be made up of fifteen other Pullan cars, of dealers from California and Montana. At Green River, where the winning dealers from Washington and Oregon will make up a special Pullman train of 22 cars, that will run as a special through to New York, without charge. Mr. Quillico and other dealers will sail from New York City for Havana, on that 23.000 ton "Monarch of Bermuda." built specially for the fine tourist trade to the Carrlbean Islands. Entertainment and automobile trips will be provided, during the half visit on shore in Cuba. He will visit In New York, Washington and Rt Louis on his return trip. This organization, is to be complimented the Helper Furniture and Hardware company is one of twelve winners out of. over two hundred dealers In the territory, Inter-mountal- n Inter-mountai- n day-and-- wide-awak- Inter-mountal- a e n Mr. Quillico states he Is looking forward to this year's Philco Onilse with more than usual Interest and enthusiasm, as the Plans for the coming season will be unfolded and all of the now mill Radio models will be bown for fh first nm .i ,. epeaner ruu. " 0 0 0 0 LEAVES MAY enough students can be secured The Townsend club of Helper j for instruction. Prof. Flelman will will meet at city hall la Helper remain here during the summer tonight for a regular meeting of( months. the organization, Parents contemplating summer sons i their Mr. B. for Mrs. S. lessons and Bunnel spent andj music ? daughters this summer are urged Sunday May 10th la Caatle Dale the public to contact Prof. M. J. Edelman attend. for Subscribe Journal the If at tbe earliest convenience. p 4 2 4 b 2 0 FIRM MANAGER - May Remain Here 2 12 2 0 2 Totals - Labor. 4 2 4 4 L. Blackham S. Fratto p for American p Totals . -- 12 10 0 27 4 18 fj Jl to tv.tL i h-- 1 Phone news Uernt to Thff Helper Journal. Phone 21 |