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Show I y i VOLUME 32. NUMBER 29 k t k. . . . i " - . AND VUINING . DAIIQVrN Politically Independent politics In Carbon Co. BUY AT E DRIVE i 2S47 STARTED THIS WEEK DISTRICT NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR - ITAff PIONEERS- - THURSDAY, JULY 21, 193J AFFAIRS OF Helper City CiVlG CLUBS HEAR 1938 $ RAIL OFFICIALS On Sunday, July 24th. all Utah will pause long enough to pay their respects to those hardy and valient Mormon Pioneers who 91 Carl Nyman New AT JULY MEETING yeais ago entered the Salt Lake Valley, and started in earnest to Engineer City C make a bairen and wasteland blossom and bloom like a In last week's issue Carl Nyman, present county enginof the .Tn,,m.,, rose. 1 and had a found Ynnntr They haven of rpst at Inst. Rrmham Two officials of the Denver mm it was announced that coun beginning! chosen leader of their band, paused on top of a divide in the Wasatch i;Rio Grande Western Railroad com eer, was appointed by the city mei uuiamy, juiy ls, chants, business: and uttered the now famous saying. "This is the Place," mountains, men and service clubs would J.pany last batun ay take effect immediately. OI vyluun Uie ASSUL'UUru erate in a drive to promote more' Mr. Nyman replaces After having suffered untold persecution hi Henry H. 3 Southern Utah "to assist In placing Jones. who has served the city for their former homes, this gallant group of relitrading in Helper. The drive is beine! ,the Jones res sponsored by the Retail Merchants gions mirtjres, like the Pilgrims, set out in JR, DEMOCRATS TO motor carriers operating when he discovered igned and was promoted by ? search of a place v.beiv they would be fra.- to recently 3 southern end of the state. his duties as suuerintendent of the Charles W. Gordon, eommunitv trarfi live their own lives as they so desired and V Hugh Wilson, supenn enden or WITH AFFILIATE 5 wbeie they could build a mighty soverinty and Asphalt Company at Sunnyside promotion expert. Utah division and W.llard Richards. toiai or imrty-sevelocal mer- expand their ideals and religious beliefs. A com! of the Vspecial representative chants have 1,lace w here they could raise families, and thus' their support to: of Salt Lake expressed regiM STATE AND NATIONAL une movementpledged .t now Ui(ier ,.0Iwidei.. g add their part to the building of the greatest' and each have a set the company had .been . unable! that . rtl.lOU. 'of twelve window cards that will be nation under God's heavens. .a pay but per ceni oi meir ia. Engineer Nyman will be in comfor twelve consecutive Junior Democrats from Helper and displayed for this year. us even tells that felt History though they charge of the PWA waterworks plete meir windows, these cards'? 'P their own Price met at the civic auditorium "We realize that seeral southern' Twitiuni fwni' ml voi'f i uoH iGod had thenhearts that guided' ' are largely counties ah last Friday night where they listen-- ; briefly express the benefits derived! V to the tops of the dependent ' and Mountains info f 10111 the .''Trade at Home" Rocky campaign j to Allen Crockett, deputy "county the fertile valley of the Great Salt Lake as a place for them to coniun our railroal for payment ot c street Brld now ln Progress. Lake and of Salt county, taxes with which to operate county, To B Uanted attorney tinue their existence, they were still subject to a long, hard struggle someone , WH-over-it AMata for state ores dent of the r"r ipar mignt have governments and rchools" Mr. nature'3 elements and the Redskin who had many years be- alllhorized bv the looked the names of the 5 against It is extremely sou said. "How-awrfoi. e inhabited parts of Utah. young Democrats, to install two lights oa council City of we are places business, again pub- 5 nii'f'cult for a raiiroad to do much the Mr. Crockett urged which spans hanging lishing those names that appeared J5 When the entire nation ceases its activities for a short span H business with Iruck lines opetat.ngi the two local units I'rice river on Canyon street. Acweek along with the following last in this fast moving asie we are now living in, to dot their hats and on all sides at cut rates." county to form a cording to Ernest Flaim, city recordseven additional names added to the;5 pay homage to those pioneers, will forget their differences in re- Rates Slashed they affiliate! and the lights will probably be iner, league since the Journal went to press ? ligious beliefs, and honor them for the unselfish progress they foster- ;list The two railroad officials explain- stalled this week. with the state and last week: Divvy's Pep Service; An-ed and lived to realize. We should thank God we are now living in an ed that the railroad, operating under1 n a tional organizatdrieni Market, Fabrizio Mercantile,!? age of religious tolerance, where every creed continues their wor- - 5 the Utah public service commission ions. He pointed Deputy City Recorder Mary Kiggs Pat's Supreme Service; Ricci Mar-shiping, mindful that those of opposite faith are just as sincere a:4 V as a common carrier, was reauir?d left Saturday for a out the advantages f trip to , c 5 to maintain regular freight and pas-- the Hawaiian Islands. She will jket, Carbon Rubber & Repair, Amer-ithey. acthat could andtr jS jican Candy Store. senger schedules at cut rates, llow- - company four former teachers in the derived be would will no this the be in celebration there fact that Despite Helper Names reprinted from last week's contract ocal schools: ever,, they said, "too many from this affiliation. Ruby Bean, Orpha . .3 i. ; year, Mayor Spratling and the city council are desirous that the citlist: are s.aiueu. licenses carrier Pae and Ilae Christensen. Kay,or our Mr. and izens of Utah observe merchants will which this holiday Accompanying city L. & A. Drug, Success Markets, io biidu It possioie ior iiuckb will assist in the Gardner Catherine be observed Monday, July 25, by closing their places of business, Crockett from Salt Journal Publishing Co., The Gift rates, operate 'wobbly' schedules, rtcorder's office dining Miss Riggs' and their hold ln reverence were out the of Ideals Lake Ann flags setting symbolic Shop Jewelers, The Toggery, J. C. take the business away from the vacation. and dauntless Utah Pioneers. those Bar bara Wallace, Penney Co., 0. P. Skaggs System,1 railroads,, and make it impossible for Musser, Calvin the railroads to pay the full amount New Culverts Received Helper Furniture & Hardware Co., Ed Sheya Me 1 ba Rampton, The Vogue Dry Goods Co., The of taxes assessed by the southern 13(i feet of iron culverts for use on Shode and Chas. Smuitnerwaite. AU Fashion shoPi Helper. State Bank, BOY SCOUT BENEFIT Utah counties." KIWAMANS HEAR streets, were received this week, city are members of the Salt Lake league, The railroad officials said the com- - mill will hp installed nil streets whei'A Helper Ding Co., Mutual Mercantile, R1AUICIAN SHOW DISCUSSION ON Mr. Miss Wallace and Smurther- Lowenstein.j, Merc .Co.( Henry Hall pany, during 1937, paid out in Utah;better d)ainage , neede(1 foi. calry. waite are members of the state or- -' UTAH'S PIONEERS 2.085,2U for,, 116,459,630 In wages; pimbing and Heating. Cornet 5 and ALMOST A FAILURE ,le oflen vift. ,ood waterg tfiat ganization committee. They each 1 2,607,000 in taxes and that Uieit Roy's Ba cry, Bunnel Motor Co.. fuel; cU n a were the o()r made for the ' When Magicia Arrangements Marquis lowed up Mr. Crockett's plea for a! vi0Sressive part of the $7,005,600 spent Market, Greenhalgii Drug, show, sponsored by the Kiwania Kiwanis picnic at Mud Springs some- major local county affiliate of the state and coiton Motor Co.' Strand Theatre, was expended within the;Spec)a of tho Boy time during the woek of July 31. A for supplies ,mprovement District for benefit the club national leagues. State. Bonnie Thertve, Rio Grande Service cn .QiriAallr Pnesihl Bunauditorcommittee in of civic Omar the Scouts consisting opened Mr. Rampton is. at present secre-- 1 In a picturesque setting, only three! At. a Helper Super Service, Palace ium last Saturday night, there nel, James Brisnahan " and special meeting of the city Barney miles from tary to Congressman Will Robinson,' c;l::dy Stui the gateway of Bryce council last Martinelli Garage & 134 paid admissions been to work have were Monday night. Mayor Hyde appointed exactly and is located in Washington, D.C. state Bridge Service Station, Central M. R, Tillotson; out details and report at tin next Canyon national park, a committee conon hand to witness the perforappointed Spratling I.G.A. Decide To Affiliate & Supply Co., told the association members of the Commission of Joe Rebol, chairman, John definite for week's the Of the 134, 86 were childdve mance. sisting meeting After hearing Mr. Crocket and the square Deal Store, and Workman's value of tourist trade to Grand Can-iyo- n the outing. !Quilico aiid A. S. Walil, lo make a ren under 14 ; 26 were students ' others from Salt Lake, the meeting national park, of which he is In jjgrket. Kiwanians liRtan.'d in a verv and 22 adults. preliminary survey of people who was adjorned for a few minutes to discussion on early Utah superintendent property in Helper to determine jown As a result of the attendance te.esting The July meeting was held at how permit, the Price and Helper groups of Pioneer much realize and the not facd side- many want haru-su- i will HOST history, Scouts crossing the , . . IS , . CARBON t U 1. ..' i anil Inn T3'rA Pamrftn time to discuss- among their respeco ..., Uj th-v,,..,v,, D. a. assistance. HtjeetS financial an( .walkg by of Tidwell, present in the form plains, tive members whether or not they was presided over uy James bargeni, member of the state legislature. The committee will contact all inThere has been some speculaof the clubs. would affiliate. president comPINNEY F. local dividuals TO the Mayor George wjpo own lots and secure tion of thought "by Spratling explainImmediately after the meeting reed the features of tha proposed the number who are ready to have a mittee in charge of arrangements convened, President Russel Williams waterworks bond election scheduled LEGION OFFICERS special improvement district declared for the show, as to why more of the Price group and Edward Sheya AT PRICE SUNDAY on their respective streets. Following for August 9. He urged members of of Scouts and parents of the Helper unit, announced that the club to study the proposal, and this survey, definite action will be other citizens were not present. . to accept a charter' ... No definite conclusions wer if they felt favorably inclined to sup- NOW COMPLETE they were taken to make all legal and engineerto raise Carbon will attempt from the state and national organiza-- ' but it is believed by the port the project, to assist the couning arrangements for work to comIndustrial league reached, the in tions. A meeting was called for mence on the favorable committee that the price was cil in explaining the important feawhen it tangles With the appointment of M. O districts.immediately jiith day, July 22 at the court house ln. standing Sunday is a bad tures to their friends. L night Saturday Sa t of Post high; of Carbon. as Porter Beverage adjutant Price, where a county unit will be'Pi K. L. Moriarity, trainmaster for No. 21 of the at Magna night for businessmen and people American Legion; Bill and organized and officers elected. of& the Denver was Rio like magician Grande, don't generally iit nf O iitI n rr fnr vti a&nnTifi Alley To Be Paved ..! All communities in Carbon county Monday, The alley which is located bstween ficially welcomed into the clu! as shows. will be issued a formal invitation to' y i" Regardless of the reason chosa new member. He recently replaced chaplain; Fred Voll, chairman of the.."'B J. R. Loftis as trainmaster here, and representative present at the; & by those not there, the show wu sons of the Legion committee and Furniture and Hardware company and also succeeds him as a member of Flaim property, will receive standing financially a flop. E. R. Crissman, athletic officer. by t" Mary The Helper unit, which was organ-- ; 5f' n aerage in "L league Kiwanis club. the coat a of asphalt this week. many. " Lrded n -- d about three months ago, have''1 This is the result of an agreement over now are 39 officers complete. FERRON RESIDENT already Joined the state and national! Their wins made last fall between Mrs. Mary LEGION BALL TEAM " " " TV Other officers who were elected Flalm, John Quilico and Henry H. organizations. When the local league! earlier this summer besides those Jones. The cost will be $2t0 and will KILLED INSTANTLY already mentioned are: Dr. G. Q. be paid by Mrs. Flaim and Mr. QuilVHJt: Miliar DUI1UCI, DROPS CLOSE: ONE yicaiucui, Dividend. first vice commandei ico, who own the property. Christensen, president, and LaFel Oman, secretary will Elmer Tate. fireball a artist, Pete and ani trD9,,ir Aillo, sergeant at arms. OVERTURNS in Sunday's AS MOTOR u Water Line To Be historian. Glen Mr. Sheya presided at the meeting probawy Ballinger, TO PLEASANT Extended Pienic Sunday contest Although no announcement which , Hn,w hv .nnrnnmatelv lu.... made to date, ueorgo k Water Superintendent August anthe motorcycle he was riding the When announced that Wilson Mr. forty from the two cities. tha In a game scheduled for seven in- nual District 5 was authorized by the mayor 'General" Sluga will no doubt be Darrel Zwahlen, 26, of would overturned, picnic Legion the Millmen was instantly killed Friday nings, but which required ten in- be held at Mud Springs at 2 p.m. and city council to make a hurling choice against Ferron, on FIVE REPUBLICANS ;i the holiday battle at Magna two night. Zwahlen was thrown 50 feet nings to complete, the Mt. Pleasant Sunday. Legionnaires from the Uinta water line extension from D street to recorded suffered a broken neck and a town team eked out a 4 to 3 victory Basin will furnish the eats and those Dodge street. Monday. George has so far and leaders over the Helper American Legion from this side of the mountain will With this improvement a circulatlacerated face. wins over the league II- - badly SEEK NOMINATION team at Mt. Pleasant last Thursday. "this season, his latest being an who L. Sullivan, ing flow of water will make it pos- refreshments. the J. Patrolman liquid supply State . s The Legion team left here early inning thriller at Price juiy It is expected that the department s'b'e for those who live in the to Investigated the accident Saturday sluggers powerful the on high can-limited ; he from Salt Lake will be in 'east portion of Helper, Three prospective Republicna morning, said skid marks indicated Thursday of ast week to engage ' ground, to have available water at didates for office filed a designation six scattered mis. aim the motorcycle had struck a wet spot four towns in Sanpete county in as attendance. hits. H times. In the past when n threo afexhibition games. However, of nomination with County Clerk B. in of people in officers elected many auu posts ouea on Newly tne iuu and Jack Hardin Marchettl the of lower town were no ter there Ed discovered H. Young not been portion Zwah-5 who have j they are: District arriving already Ray yesterday. They According to an eyewitness, for yeoman duty if and '.awns, those in this area uau oeen maue sprinkling me menu inducted will be a unan&r installed ior officially of friends Naylor of Clear Creek, county treas- will be ready a told group len had needed. were without water. that' games, and it was only after severa. into office at the summer outing. urer; Carlyle Pace of Price, county when they are 31. the few minutes before the accident July Sunday, Glen hours Ballin about The following for commander by of Davis clerk and John Holden, Price, four-J'ea- r Vern running Hei Price, up. ride to standing of former Mayor Frank Porter of where they he was able the Mt. Pleasant contesi the district will be In charge of the locals travel to Salt Lake commissioner. in left the group and' rode down the'ger that as a delegate to the slate gang Helper Beverage Another Republican candidate for engage the PInney turned around and, was scheduled. They returned home general assembly. oiled to be held in Salt Lake highway Tark. twin-bil- l at Community the one game, r Delegates Chosen was coming back when they saw the' following commissioner, John Redd, a 30. City July The local juniors forged ahead in filed his Intentions of seeking a place The following delegates were chos- two-maof the machine go out. It was! A lights committee consisting of As Car .v on his en to represent the local post in the Ml - porter and John Tomslc, were not known, however, wneuier ue iinu;" party's ticket Mr. Redd la Two Injured ,, in thp eroun . of held until the last of the seventh state convention In Cedar City owner and manager of Redd Motor ...i iu to Investigate all local aitemiHeu Leaves Highway the machine, when the Mt. Pleasant boys tied on 5 and 6: M. H. Wilson. August company in Price. up friends standing to offlce pi.ant8 his sister, things up by scoring two runs. From G. Q. Mrs. Ida J. Thomas of Price, an Girlo Metakovich and Krfssman, local jonn Zwahlen was born in Ferron, a son then on until the last of the tenth Litlzzette. Glen Ballinger. Dr. chairman, uien, hOUnced bpr nanrlMfiPV fnr tha office Martina, of .Spring Christensen and Fred Voll. Alter- resided at thn meeting whinh r . ..noronilv -Jrnt of Joseph and Viola Zwahlen, now the game was deadlocked. car their l of county are: Easly Fortenberry, attended. recorder on the RcpubiU an jured when ft Pountirui. mosi ot iub Arco Palon! acd Angelo Venturellp nates "c" ,. ,....v tv- p R. Oris- "ket She has been a resident of out of control and in raatia rap. and ;;.Gor. me as worked on the mound for the loca. man and R. A. Nilson. on the trrig Price for the past eight years, and is Consumers Ferron. He attended sciwuis m boys and kept 10 bits very wel. at present managing tha Deseret- - don Creek road. STORES GLOSE frac Dale. .uffe.ed scattered. Metakovich Non-Pa- rt Thomas hoaiileo hi narents.i Miss isan i. ,.tnj League mortuary In Price. Her bus-nn Laurseu with hits two lee and lt.pl nd died aboul two and one-bal- l lured collar bone " .otne hy the fo owing Droule C. J. Allen, president Indorses Stale Her of the his team mates in the hitting depart arR flff0. and face lacoratlonB. Mrs. Bradford Jensen of Ferron, Leo, ment. Retail Merchants AssociaaEd Pas Helper Venturelli Mascaro, Office Incumbents Mr. Naylor has been a resident of; was also severly cut about Margaret, sic made Kenneth. Albert, nniH tion, announced today that all the only other hits off the Carbon ot Sul- - Barbara, Lyle and Keith Edward county practically all his and scalp. Jack league met stores ln Helper will close MonHelper's Nonpartisan slants, of Shepherd, Mt. Pleasan olnian to llfe. and has served as chief clerk According uMmU Bountiful. hurler. Monday night and unanimously voted day, July 25th in observance of for several different 'conl companies livan. who investig ai " . Mo e;u!or?r Utah's three United States b Cnrl0( Utah Pioneer Day. the with went wrong . jrjethins me county. He is at prosent noia- the car, who is a t !?"" road D. Thotrt- Sonator Elbert Kut'ertfwi Lee Trice, of the cancel which Mr. Alien aud th Rflfa!! Mersteering apparatus 'ng a similar nosltion nt Clear Creek. luldenly skiuu,.. Cons.e.isnian Abe Murdock, and protege of Jack Dempsey and overturneu. accident. are chants JIr. pace Is a Carbon county born where organization hopeful Rob. I. to Will Robinson for been fighting under the name of The couple were brought to Helpet all merchants will that mi". having lived in Price all his forth-ween in offices E. arrived the ert their io last Lee, sp'mu respective coal truck, where life-In observing this Utah holiday. by a Spanish Fork ' He Is the present Price city few days visiting relatives and: coming election this fall, was rendered, and then aid first treasurer and served labor In as deputy was selection business friends. O'her the coutid,, anJ .cUv. moved to the Price city hospital county clerk during Mrs. Hadley's in the county. activities term of office, 37 Ji FIRMS GGM3IKE sage-covere- .hmmw - V' M -i . , j - foot-bridg- e i . i 1 j 5 six-wee- 1 7 L J! far-seei- j fol-!25- r. . XV Fri-tandi- Pe haa i y'S Magna-Garf.el- a!' "LT. '"v " "1 Magna-Uarne:- uu ML -- North-officer- if n four-yea- j Aug-jchose- n - .I Wil-jwel- - T 1 1 For j '" .rmtlv as-u- st - a Will |