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Show I in? 5 6. and fi Slim MlSLPISIE pilroad " 9ooa Help,, Politically Independent frXxXXI- - No. 41 THE JOURNAL SHOPPER'S THE CASUAL Last And !. r" 1 InqtJi- Helper, Utah, Friday, May 14, 1937 15 helper cooking school a success: Colour, Competition Nan,, . lDIT,ON Band Meet Promises Observes eo"diti,, J Over Two-Hundr- TNE JOURNAL'S MWS COITION ONLY OH SUBSCRIPTION OIUVIMO AND CONCERT AND PARADE WED. of trie Members Helper school band uriuer the direction of Eugene Reid, musical director of the school, and W. H. Wardel who directed the marching performed for townspeople Wednesday evening on the eve of the Price band contest. Some spirited marching was exhibited on the main street of Helper before several hundred spectators and fhe demonstration was well received. The trim and tidy stepping was largely attributed to Principal Warden. marcning, hollowing - the to the the band adjourned Director Liberty hall where Reid took the members through the playing paces. A large audience was present and the was impression especially pleasing as everyone spoke well of the fine musical selections the students played. If we are to judge, they are sure to be on the winning end of the contest at Price this week. ed Are Present Don't 3Iiss The Sportsmen's Riot 5 J SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR Mining Congress To Aid Coal Industry Rocky Mountain Interests Will Be Represented Watts, Clarke, Herres Speak for Utah Concerns The fhst school everi ... i. , cooking . . . hl.l ui neiper closed last Satur"cm iiness i'arade, Marches Principal piohlenis facing the coal operators attending the 14th day afternoon before a large aud2 Coal Mining Convention and Exposition of the American Annual ience of women fn the Junior high solos, assemble, and concerts Liberty are ana R!: were conducted yesMining Congress to be held at Cincinnati. Ohio,' May nan, ending ti,e two-daeduca-- l terday as the annual band tournament and contest in presand Increased those efficiency improvement upon hinging at Price cpne,l Moral course on home cooking' .on." with more than 14U0 young musicians ent production methods. The coal industry, bituminous and anthraparticipating i with the aid of electrical appliClass C contest and Bight reading was also held on the ,Ue ,fai. cite, produced 500,000.000 tons of coal in 1936, an increase of day' openi,,. ances under the direction of Mrs.' a, Is- The tons over 1935, but still 65,000,000 tons below the record fcs c- - Heloer .The program for the remaining t. Jeannette Neld.m of Provo. j in 1923. made Six local linns sponsored the yrms luen Student lw0 uays tf tne C0lUest is liste( posters to eei u,..,, To " tor ne.per auu ag foHowg. program ail(1 include sho;1 Included on the program and Y" the Helper! Graduate n 1 MIT nnnU and Hardware, Palace fte issue over to. u.. Friday-Se- nior the most interesting fub- - uAnDUIl WlA HI I hieh school sio.among men now and every Miss LaRue mwmbl h, Rowley of Spring f'an,ly St010, Muta' Mercantile,! jocts are: 'Streamlining Mine tDls u,1 tcmral Commission. The Helper e 8:30 a.m.; senior hish orrw Olen has been inmrn. ., . ing, Mechanical , BY REDUCED FUND ne Ventilation, loading on A of iDfluence U,8h PWer &! tra concert, high hool. 1:00 p.m.; Idld.te for the Bachrdor of an L Home , Southern of conveyors, Bringing safety Son,-AU. ic Clubs company. splendid in,' c,aS8 c and c,ass B bam, " Bnsllanl i to the miner. Modem mine drain.Hat would be wrong with the Young, stiuctio,, was given by Mrs. Nel-- j test at tabernacle and . WPA project activities in this ' at of a who just recently had returned e Sixty-firs- t com-- j ' Helper ignation age, Face preparation for mechMasonic temnle An l'n,versity district will be considerably curto worK out me p m . 6 Slh- - ac;''dins lv:m a lri,1"S course in home ool Committee ' band anical loading. Mining extension dasg ,0 'g'stiar John E. Hayes. program tailed this month because of a cocking at Cleveland. Ohio. Over ,, ills :f lhe financial tn'hprn!,r,; ci,,, ' courses. Coal cleaning. Bitumin' Miss Rowley has women registe.ed at high schorl addUion in spent four ous coal research progress, and reduction in funds, J. R. Roaf, dis al 1KU' attor lun g'wma-- , lBe scllon' and secure the support of the , mg its two days in at Silver Moon 9'00 nm Securing teamwork between man- trlct sefiior engineer, announced scncoi. sue1 """"u Hrpal.-f:ie- t iiiu fnv 1 . i. .. . ; . and labor." One of the last Friday. . . .... lx" i Ull,t i. agement ; IS 'lllfl Lti lfll'intr wao J Prizes were awarded each day kuuw lurti UtaDT minor- ""?u direct01.a anil c,;..! outstanding Three projects will be carried on highlights of the Conm SnIia 1 rxt will nreanization mi... in . V)rl1.. that history. gave- great Lt'i t uv uii s null tntr . nicto ""'."is ' ' - " 'i liuiuufis. i lit? to he seen .Mid discussed in Carbon county, vention "w.u.uvo ce namely, im'c-hinetas to the Helper auditonunv cenifiladies b following received .sket a . ensemble8 in tabernat.,e (times by the expected 4,000 delegates. provement of the fair grounds at of groceries on Saturday: Edith CARBON TEACHERS Carbon junior college, roads, !for is a motion picture of a trackless Pi ice, riprapping of . Price river Vents thege t Jt She 18 u,e daughter of Mr. and! Verdi, Mrs. W. V. marv other forms of activity Winters, Mrs. ,,.,1! mine. " ' " here at Helper, and work on the 5 Row 1" Silas , civic and social lines in u7"lMrsley. Lesley Rice of Castle Gate, Mrs. Operating men of the Kocky diversion dam at Spring Glen, he ii.o'i a.m., bpruial7' SLUIHS, ACCEPT CONTRACTS o".t, B. J. Mofi'it, Miss Betty Ballinger,' ftion ccunly. Main street, 12:30 p.m.; parade! Mountain coal industry who will said. Mrs. Jennie Williams, Mrs. Ted BEER contest Main take an active part in this con 1:00 ORDINANCE street, Materials for the fair ground p.m.;! IS :5c The Helper Heldman of Castle Gate and Mrs. and the subjects vention massed which band concert, Kiwanisj will be available during project " tens Who "1" t red nuvia. An elenric grill was will present at sessions of the they starium, 8 p.m.; dance, Silver; period that started w on project all of Carbon f(MV. the teachers ant to see the community con-- e the Mrs. If. P. Lloyd of Helby PASSED BY COUNCIL this meeting include: !5e Moon hall, follow ing massed band May 10, and this work will ho while Mrs. C. Smith was school distiict have signed and to giovv and prosper and pu event. Utah, A. C. Watts, Gen. Supt., pushed as rapidly as possible, ac- to see students awarded the grand prize, which returned their contracts to date,! Utah Fuel e who want Follow ing is the complete list of; company. Castle Gate, cording to Roaf. Approximately Ms district EFFECTIVE was a valuable electric roaster. according to G. J. Heeves, super-Man- "Use cf Battery treated as fairly! Locomotives in 38 men will be employed. 38 organizations to qualify the other household effort to regard to reasonable staples intendent of schools, Thick Pitching Seams;" Walter F. No effort will be made to seenter the contest: Class D: and were given to the women in at-h high school each day, we Until the recent meeting of the Clarke, Gen. Supt., Independent Notre cure bands, Kenilworth, Dame.j 19 approval for new projects bid start right now and name tendance by various concerns. Carbon County Teachers' associ- Coal and Coke Retail Fee Set ctmpany, Kenil until the present ones are com- Gordon Creek, Columbia, Hiawatha, of The dis- :gh school committee. when collective the policy ate official who conducted the tion, "Track-mounteworth, Cutting picted, he said. $180. Wholesale Spring Glen, Spring Canyon, Cas lion apparently of the Helper school, Chas. Sessions f the Utah bargaining was drepped, virtually Machines with Mobile Loaders; :5c inber all tle Gate, Harding, Sunnyside, To Be w contracts ere & cf commerce Power $200.00 .unreturned. this year of "-J'rLight of Provo, was so'aU Carbon county; Grand Junction, es the pathway Out of 167 teachers, 155 have clear for just with the results that Hel-HELPER WINS SECOND pleased Dixon and Fairer junior Cclo.; Helper city beer dispensors will per ladi?s were virtually assured returned tne signed contracts to L9f ii an organization. Funds which of Liiairman company, salt sorn be operating under the new; of a similar event next the district. The contracts pro- the Thursday morning session, for chamber generally used year. (Continued on page G) i vide a BASEBALL GAME for on ordinance this week ommerce dues, could just as city passed salary payments and Their Effect on Production m consequence of the new IS of basis months divided into nine ly be transferred to a high liquor ' Phone news Items to The will also present "Mine Accidents 12 payments, ol fund. Every businessman TELEPHONE COMPANY revisions made in the state law Helper ioumol. and Production Costs." by the last legislature and whiciii ielper should he interested in Colorado: T. K. Jenkins, pres- Helper Nine Raps Out bocanie effective this week. proposal. And adequate funds Fuel company, National ident. HOUSE PLANS OPEN , Victory over Sheii timer uie new anyone ponsor the project should he Denver. "Mechanical " Loading on who " ' led now. About as much as pays the price of a beer lichas Conveyors;" Throe Shell Oil hurlers of Grand' ense' in. the city can sell the beer. been done about Helper's JL Junction felt the sting cf a heavy The retail license will be sold by,' school can be done without May 21st Set As Will laid down by the Austrian barrage hittirg the for reerrder flSO city Is. per! Nothing. baseball in a game Helper Visiting Day year on the basis of $90.00 every Present Lectures In . at Grand JunctionnineSunday after- six months. Week noon which ended in- - a disastrous Announcement was made today 16 Cai'bOll (si SlIIl., May There will be no difference be-- j First 12-bv Ernest R. Lee. manager of the walloping for the Shell boys. tween bottled beer and a draft; oking school in the history of Mountain and States Telephone stick wielders tapped Albin of Helper St. Fr. Gnidovec, Cyril, beer as far as city licenses a.e; ier was Will Noted Marksmen successfully concluded.; Telegraph Company that "Open .Several and Taylor for MethcdiiiH Church and Rock Sfaploton, at McCurry tor either t women w ere in House" will he hMd at the tele- - concerned, lhe price 15 hits, triples and In home runs will arrive Springs, Wyoming, Keen. Contest Proves Trap Shooting. Kingtish idar.ee at this We phne office on May 21st between win be iiso.00 and the purchase; affair. of this week figuring prominently in the bom-t- o the latter Price part ' of the license will entitle the y nope that the ladies who, ibo hours of 2 and 5 run. and 7 owner city mission for bardment. conduct a live-daTlie program for the annual Sportsmen's Kiot to be held in Hel-tlto sell either draft cr bot-- l attend appreciate this service Two triples and a double gave and 9 p.m. Carbon-EmerAusti of Car- 23rdpersons of 22ll1 under 011 the the auspices Per M:)y or both for the same mice lead in the .Oc fh the local sponsors render-i- n An open invitation is extended Wholesale beer distributing lie- - Fish an1 Game association, has been completed accordin t: an bon county, A special opening' Helper a three-rupromoting such a school, by the Telephone ccmpany to both is to be held on Sunday, opening inning, and Shell never mass Jouflas. announcement Chris chairman, by general sense will be $200 per year and this we also hope that the next May 16, at 11:00 a.m. in the Price caught up after that. Smith, after telephone subscribers and to ne paid a oonn T)e commiUeeS in charge have, Cc s school will have a much of the in lhe first, to be guests Notre Dame de Loiirdes churcn' getting a A to hand be conceit by given is regmred or any applicant tor a; er enrollment. . evehome or a out run In the smashed ., afternoon is been in of remainder the ,.., the The splendidly program company cooperating andin,. at fi! hp beer license in compliance with followed up with an then seventh, planned. efforts being best forth ning. their are putting the liquor cortiol act. All orem p.m. on main street. At (5:30 p.m. .5c CTnetor Of This is the first attempt to hold encore his next time at bat. Five The "Behind the Scenes" visit i;;es from wh:t-wi!l bejto make this occasion one of the an invitational beer the ban- Inn? lwmnnrl oi.r...spoilsmen's lnpfil ...in such a mission here, and Father hits were good for a like number ' Faces Liquor events nnet for quests rnmmitteea anil . . 'l dispensed will have to be sine-- j year's most ouislandln ,. Charge distance seventh j is the first Austrian of runs in the Gnidovec uamuru cans are tioned by lhe board of health oi.i , Hf,lnev TliP nroeram will be!.,,.. , his! be for will the All to crew, this visit Helper inning " oe the county. of me , iieiu win equipment Miiieciurn at priest urin vid Sustarsich, r.tlxr r.n1 fn i.init.Iv tii-,' proprietor of operation In Slavic' . Patterick, outfielder for Shell addition, many inter- with state heal'h resulations as more varied and extensive than explained. 'TOW :l's Bar in at ne nalnhnw lectures will be preached in ,J(ale- A Spring Glen, Sat- two last for and Austrians summer, who since moved in the order been that may before, days have arranged the; 9 exhibits Gai.(lPns beginnlng at y was arrested p.m., will jever we for the illegsl esting wan aeuyiy. understand and benefit from here, played against his former teem in win telephony, city fully nroeram conmlete with progress of intoxicants. The showing Saturday's Licenses will be paid from July arrest al- - teammates and contributed to the The state fish and game the teleplizea to be given away at the course. Some lectures may announced last Friday night materials that make up 1st to December 31st and January ex-;is servin' Helper victory with a pair of hits B. Newell , services at so heard be the n missioner, about evening information She enforcement 1st to June 30th. Applications division of the phone, and runs. Spring Glen. ice here and in the state and high made during these dates, if grant- - pected to attend the riot. Other f liquor control commission. arTtl rifle men trap professional in history telephone lights KIWANIANS TO MEET ed, will cost the licensee the pro expected to be in attendance at in mr this affair are C. E. Huish of oi rata iiiiiuiini nine ifii AT KENILWORTH ,9f six month period. The ordinance Richof Marlines Frank LFRAZER LEADS KINGF1SH CONTEST ON Eureka, will take effect at 12 o'clock noon Members of the Helper field; Gus Becker of Ogden, Russ SUIT AGAINST HELPER LAUNDRY OWNER today. club will hold their regHawkins of Nephi and Jim Wade FiiiST COUNT, FOURTEEN VIE FOR HONORS; Kenilular at weekly meeting of Suit Lake City. worth next rice Student Active Wednesday eveThe program will open at 10:30 The case of Charles Johnson against L. R. Bills, owner of the in the boarding house coronation the 22 ning with on School May Utah At Troy Laundry here, will be heard by a jury in the Seventh Judicial sat interest Is dining room, according to M. of the Kingfish, which will take shown in the eontest for Kingfish honors at the district court at Price next week with choosing cf the jurors comP. Street, chairman under of ths man I'll Sportsmen's Riot to be held in Helper on May Miss Kimball Rugger! of Price place at the city park. The mencing Wednesday. Plaintiff Johnson is seeking civil redress totalreaffair. "uspices of the Carbon-EmerFish and Game Association. was nominated last week for the who is crowned Kingfish will ing $10,000 for injuries sustained by him for Defendant Bill's allegIt is planned to hold several outfit. an ceive fishing expensive alienation cf affection of Johnson's wife from March to Septed treasurer class of Junior Mrdin? nu..: position T..in. at the various camps in the morning meetings Other features n in juunas,, ember ni of of 193(5. Utah. at the University ' HHr.-.Yrft- K Of the event in this district in the 'future will be a parade at 11 and a fish fourteen, IMIlft.L. week this will held be w Elections w wi-Plants .r. inii tilt Idi'P HflCl lUnil The complaint alleges that the as policy of good-wiof the 7 petition pond during the noon hour, at the proceedings were in progress for end. was in the employ of the divorce. is exceedingly keen. This club. first will be the plaintiff acpark. city been has quite Miss Ruggeri FOUND -ui BODY NOT Bills during the period of alienamil" Frazer is in th meeting and the first time The greased pig event will start Johnson alleges that because his tive in music circles at the Uninow, but tion and that the defentant visited such ever has been at 1:15, attempted. activities he will have to afternoon the entwo her year was wrecked and completely home during versity a's heels to hold Mine and labor officials of the home of Johnson where Mrs. 2 p.m. this key there. She was defeated followed by a barbeque to rollment 0nbi'cken up, because his family life Votes are now nn ealo the Johnson and their two children Kenilworth community Search Virtually for the position of student repre- and children's sports, fly casting, :ores of was destroyed by and husband an happiness when were in will her and be attendance residing contests beginHelper and everyone Abandoned sentative on the music council and bait casting 6ed to gjVe own actions and fur- the defendant's at was The work. is excellent complaint program being 2:30 Q p.m. thp nn,n,ia... week by the very slim margin ning about last enamour his for H. wife, he has W. Bills Proceeds states ther for the affair. that knowingly h from the sale of Bait casting for men and boys old Idonna of one vote. The body of suffered $10,-00her at damages the with Johnson of Mrs. Warden in is aggregating met distance be used to defray the charge for both contested She is a sophomore at the Utah will be UI at least. was Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. home when her husband 'he Kingfish program. and accuracy. has: school. Mr. Johnson married his wife, ,'n financing working in the day and early at the relnhratlnn T. W. Morris of Spring Glen, " tur-jnight and they would keep secret Bulah Beard Johnson, in 1931 not been recovered from the and they had two children and 'inner win be company. plckeil a bulent waters of the Price river had lived In Helper prior to the that The further alleges plaintiff the before the riot so into get since the little tot toppled dea work alleged domestic trouble. or on about 193(5, the 2(i, July for your favorite river last Thursday while at play - fendant Induced Mrs. to, DeViJohnson ,llowini Hall, man; the th Henry Barney with .v. annual, tion will close b, " 'o vote total with other childeen along Pfi Cain , ,i,i celebration street dance In the evening if the etti, Louis Dankworth. Helen Zeese Named go 'to Salt Lake City with him' The Helper Day 8 up 10 l"e time river bank. 7 urnal William where they kept company at a 2 the this Advertizing: MacKnight, t to press: weather permits. which is to be held on June The children with whom Miss Helen Zeese, junior studAt a meeting of the Kiwanis chairman; Cliff Memmott, W. H. drinking party with others. ore Plm Morris lass was playing rushed year will be under the sponsorship It is also alleged that the de- ent at the University of Utah and Black. Wardell, George 130 evening members club was the Wednesday father, and it club Kiwanis for Dalniaz help of the Helper screaming were 340 Sports: Ernest Flaim, chairman; fendant urged Mrs. Johnson on daughter of Mr. ad Mrs. George employe of the Denver announced this week. Fred Bosone more pi. ns and assignments a part-timCliff Memmott, Dr. Dalpiaz, Dr. May 26 to divorce her husband Zeese, formerly of Helper and 250 to the members. & Rio Grande Western raiiroau, was named as general chairman given . and she left ff Mea,mo him and went to now head of. Success Maikets In should James 110 Ruggeri, Dr. A. R. Day made This year's Helper "Pifor tbe affajr whtch should piove led a party of searchers inWest Virginia, where the Salt lake City, was appointed most Bartley, of the one 470 to be prove aianwu Smith of farmers, Sheriir mrst successful and enjoyable. Chris Jouflas, defendant urged her to stay until editor of the "Pen", monthly litStreet Dance: 1 60 CCC and successful events and enrollees of the Price Although the program has not teresting M. G. Crawford, divorce action would be taken. erary magazine at the state InJack crowd hasta Vignetto, and were here held It be to 170 large nets PU1 Knc been definitely made up yet, camp. Three wire Finally the plaintiff acceded to stitution. The appointment was the is expected to attend this annual Thurman Carter, chairman. 110 placed at intervals along at a has been announced that theie ily Lunch committee: J. D. Tappa- - his wife's request for divorce and made this week and Is felt an es120 event. all of but will be a parade, sports MrGoniEai river for several miles, school Ciialrman'Bosone announced the costos, chairman; Bill White, Jack same wa3 granted. But Mrs. John- teemed honor at the hill-to120 the search was klccls, a game of baseball, soft-balThursday hour late son returned and was seen with where only four editors seive A. Nilson. angerfleid R. for serve to Houston, committees darkness. 110 of the for following free refreshments abandoned because Johnson Parade committee: J. R. Loftis the defendant at numerous places student publications during the irnmed- Celebration program: 110 of finding the body Dalnla, kiddies and the swimming pool the Hope - chairman. and resorts of the county while, year, chairJohn "" Quilico, Finance: 110 celebra kk will be open. The grand Latin. 5) page '110 (Contlnued f- Castle mie aer Jones station. And iadio - the Price a of lieu In ansition jvycicu of i .ii y . y j now,, lm6" -8 'T'1 I Highl,, ..',,;'.! lc . 1 l,lre -- - . , m.-M-i . ii 17-2- Je. I - . "i""1" i if EGOiiS 1 at vrss: 1 i j :oc ii set-up- m j ians iof Mortsmen s Riot Next Week Set m m - Priest Participate In , e j - n .. three-bagge- r j Bar high-scorin- ' l ' - ,,... com-jman- y O-o- ,, j 22-2- t' 'I ll - r8"! 0 1 lper i Day Scheduled for Jurje 2nd e Dem-nian- F- l, 1 |