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Show MINING VOLUME NUMBER 33 THE 20 AND JOURNAL SHOPPER S EDITION FREE TO CVEBv HQMr fain Theme members of the Helper Kiwanis program THl JOURNAL' PFtiVFRED ONI Y ENDS 40 YEARS THURSDAY, MAY EDITION NEW SUBSCRIPTION ON ij n HELPER BAND MAKES ENVIABLE neiper Mwarueu RECORD 18, 1939 iin n..i uaruuii Emery Sportsmen's Riot Chris Jouflas Heads AGREEMENT .REACHED! Committee For Second Time TODAY BY COAL Dates for the annual MINERS, OFFICIALS Friday and Saturday, at Pocatello, Idaho. The Salt Lake Tribune had this to say in their aory on the concert results of the contest: "Utah's supremacy in music was upheld by the railroad town of Helper, Ptah', which gained a division one in class C section." Our band's achievement Is more notewoi thy when we consider that they entered this and the Price contests as a junior high school, or class D band, and. at their own request, stepped into a higher classification where they competed with senior high schools throughout the intei mountain states. Not only did the Helper band rate division one In concert, but received a like rating in marching, sight reading and most of their soloists gained the high rank ing score. LOWENSTEIN MERC. of Club Meet NEWSPAPER One of the most enviable records evei made by any organization of young people was climaxed with the announcement Monday through the Salt Lake Tribune, that the Helper Junior High School Band was the only band from Ptah to gain that coveted. First Division rating in conceit playing, in the National Music Contest held last Thursday. junior High Band Friday Americanism And Mother's Day DISTRICT Politically Independent va! f I RAILROAD T Carbon-Emer- Riot were tentatively Sportsmen's According to a telephone to Mother's set for June 24 and 2f at Helper, to pay homage afternoon this received early sage theme of IN BUSINESS HERE and Chi is Jouflas w as elected geri-erand continue Khe May from Albert Roberts, chairman, at a meeting of the Americanism. of the of District No. 22 He dub. board of directors, held last Thursto tribute a of After operating in the mercantile America, United Mine Workers 0ma. Bimnel paid day ninht in the Helper Furniture and Dr business in Carbon county for the and ooerators address coal brief Salt from in a Lake, mothers of Price, delivered past forty years. Lowenstein Mer. miners reached a decision this and Hardware store. Charles Ruggeri Mr. Jouflas ser- on Americanism, icantile closed address Annn company its morning which agrees that the an inspiring t ced na similar U.M.W.A. is the chief bargaining last Saturday, and are preparing to iueust T. Jones for the capacity area. in union sell all this furniture and fixtures and rastle Gate pre l'JI!7 Riot which was .Miners will resume operation rent the building which has housed The local band this year was led by one of Helper'.? own native .ided as chairman l and staged here, upon notification of the operators, the Helper store since about 1911. meeting sons, Harry Clark Jr. A graduate of the Brighani Young University, of the exof the because and Mr. Roberts was of the opina former member of He and Jck Houston According to Sam Stein, manager Helper and Carbon's bands of yester-years- . in cellent manner be ion would postnotice that this and part owner of the company, had the fine cooperation of every member of the band, and the very was in charge of handled which he funced today, and mines begin rtble assistance of Principal W. H. Wardell and his faculty. the program. they didn't quit business in Helper the aff.iir he was tioning tomorrow. ' j the choice of the because they were forced to, but Doiwa Lou War This agreement Is the outcome Helper is proud to have such talented children and such because of other reasons strictlv jell presented O bo.ird for this year's of series of conferences between teachers in her schools. We are all proud of the fine record and He clarinet solo stated Monday, that he personal. festivities. made by our band and glorify in the widespread publicity given our operators and U.M.W A. officials Street was convinced Helper is ftill a good; Catherine Following a profrom Utah area. when the the are broadcast the Appalachian scattered community reports throughout entertained with a place to own and operate a business, cedure practiced In west. miners have been out on strike and that Carbon county will enjoy slano relection. Chris Joufl.is the past, Mr. Jouflas since May 4th. Jesse Perry and August Jones prosperity for many years to come. Every person who assisted in any way to make this achievement Details of the agreement will be was authorized to appoint his own "HaroM He further stated that lie was hope-- i Patterick possible should feel his breast heave with pride that he had someIn next week's issue of committees and call meetings of the published another store of similar nature' briefly reviewed the lives of Harris ful thing to do with bringing glory to Helper and her citizenry. group when he felt It necessary. He The Helper Journal. Carnivali, in would open in the building now being; announced Simonsen and Robert Monday that he will Every civic club, our city council and the people of our communmake committee selections sometime honoring their birthdays which trans vacated, within a short time. band an ity should together and fete, in appropriate manner Helper's Mr. Stein and family plan on leav-- ' plred during the past month. during this week and call a meeting L.D.S. BUILDING newest champions. W D. Bryson, general iu the near future to outline activisuperintend ing for California sometime in the and future to make their home. He ent of the Utah Fuel company ties for the celebration. Results of the soloists and band ratings will be found elsewhere was, The 1938 Riot was held at Price Walter Adams of the Salt Lake Ki- not sure of the exact date. IS CERTAIN, in this issue of The Journal. wanis club, were guests of the club, with Charles Atwood of that city He announced to the Journal that' To Fete Winning Band as soon as anything definite was de- -' serving as general chairman. APPROPRIATION MADE A decision was reached by the ofA special committee consisting of cided one way or another, regarding ficers Dr. James Ruggerl, B. H. Hyde, Jack and directors of the associa the opening of another business or, 1937 that the annual Riot tion in Houston and President W. H. War-del- l the of the A permanent closing building, long awaited announcement by! Chairman he would make the announcement would be alternated between Price, was appointed by members of the L.D.S. Church in Jones to arrange for a special Helper and Emery county, However, public. Helper, was realized last week when the Emery sportsmen enme to the and program to entertain HelpBishop Cecil Broadbent was notified conclusion last year that they did not er's interraountaln ohampionship band. by the authorities of the church that have sufficient facilities and niem: Only Utah Band To SERVICE CLUB HOST an application for constructing new bers to conscientiously put the affair a meeting of the comFollowing Rate Division I; LEGION AUXILIARY church building in our community over. A decision which leaves the mittee last night. It was decided to Soloists Score High had been favorably accepted and the two Carbon county cities as the sites fete members of the band and their TO MEMBERS AND for' the' celebration each year. parents, at a special banquet in the """"' school band Junior Helper TO SELL POPPIES High m civic auditorium a at salt i,ane All activities, which usually inFriday evening meeting snowing upheld the honors achieved during the and clude kids sports, trap shooting, rifles with 6:30 p.m. Dr. Rugger! heads LD.S. xYeek is In charge LOCAL BUSINESS MEN nine the past years of competition injlaat S. of the program, Mr. Hyde the banqClaud Ashworth rangei and fishing contests,, will be music and band' contests throughout Bishop Broadbent, SATURDAY, MAY in Helper and Uie Sportsof stagctl for prov architect uet, and Mr. Wardell, publicity. appointed when western the they placed, states, Members of the Rio Grande SerDance men's at Belle Isle dance pavand instructed draft to Mayor first division in every unit contest .the building Spratling, the city council vice club and Helper merchants if arrangements can be made ilion, to Every penny of the money contribe and Superintendent Reeves are being and Plans specifications National in Music the they entered were treated to a very interesting buted for memorial with the owners. This latest amuseInvited as poppies on Poppy held at Pocatello, Idaho, last.miUed to the church building com- special puests. program arranged by the former Day, Saturday, May 27, will go to aid ment center is now under construcwhich mittee for final after approval, Speaker Pleads tor Rearmament group at the civic auditorium Tues- disabled veterans and the families riiursday, Friday and Saturday. be let and work tion near the Blue Cut. contracts will Dr. They entered Rugger! eloquently pleaded for day night. President William Definite dates and committee apin need by the death or disabilstarted. left a rearmament of the class C competiand Secretary Francis Lucas spiritual and will be announced at a to Viola to pointments was Mr a instructed Ashworth veteran, according ity of moral phases tion, which is a of American society. were in charge of the meeting. date in the Helper Journal. allater of Carbon chairman include were such materials 'is O'Berto, Poppy He pointed classificahigher out that if America is Mr. Wetmore presided and preI unit of the American Legion Auxiliready on hand in his specifications, to continue the greatest country in sented a brief report on April Tip ary. Distribution of flowers will be tion than a junior so that they could be utilized in the the high school is list f world, then we must become and Secured card business. He inERTHA SPRATLING construction. conducted by volunteer workers and ed, and competed more tolerant of each other's points troduced Mr. Lucas, who officiated all contributions will go in their x to with senior According Bishop Broadbent the of view, and work high together for the as master of ceremcnie into the rehabilitation and structure will cost approximately ELECTED HEAD from four advancement of American ideals' and Chiv; Joutlas, entirety funds of the Legion and bands welfare states. First div$25,'.';0ft. and will include a chapel, a Principles. represent in;? Help- Auxiliary. J recreation hall, ten classrooms, a were ision ratings Next week's er business men. meeting is to be an Mrs. kitchen and the latest modern equipAssisting in sight achieved OF PYTHIAN SISTERS meeting with the Nephi spoke on the sub-- . o.Bert0 wiu be ment throughout. Special emphasis reading, marching dub. with The as i the hosts. Helper the Mrs A. S. Wah) will be placed on the acoustics of jeet. "What aud concert playvisitors are scheduled to W. H. Wardell Mis. George F. Spratling was elarrange the Railroad Means to vri0 ,s n of when which nine the Out completed building, ing. Program. He very ect phirge of thei Utah bands entered in the meet, will make it possible to hear per- ected grand chief of the Pytliian - ' Sisters and James H. Dale of Tooele ablv pointed out poppy sale, auxil Helper was the only one to be rated fectly in every part of the chapel. was named grand chancellor of the REBOL BUYS PART first division in concert playing. If tentative plans for the edifice the importance of Mary members and; of Pythias ut the closing Knights NJ Junior to the the V Harry Clark Jr., directed the local are followed, the recreation hall will f grh of sessions the two-da1 will annual conJ ;ary. The sale situated on one end of the main band during the past year, this nther vention of the X1 state Iff INTEREST IN t on' directed organizations ing his first year as a band director, chapel so that sliding doors can he Janie P.. Loftis, he at the I.O.O.F. hall DAY main ftreet as in He is a Helper born and rajsed boy 'opened when it becomes necessary Saturday night assistant superinin Salt Lake. Elaborate ceremonies R. Loftis with former years j. and a graduate from the local school, for additional seating room. tendent of the Salt PROGRESSIVE MARKET witnessed by more than 250 memin an unoccupied build Carbon headquarters high and Brigham Young! The building will be located on the bers from all and Grande Lake division of the Rio main street. 'southwest corner of Blake and Pal- - the installation' parts of l'tnh, marked ing on south University. fcnd dollais of the new officers, a former trainmaster here, spoke dimes. The Quarters An W. was mer streets, and when completed, H. Wardell Principal announcement was made this He urged continued Officers of elected boxes the Security," into by the Pythian dropped eek of the band and Vill face the toward . . Hat- - marching director by the Progressive Market that . . t- diagonally riiilrnarl PIT1- ,i r,nn. in addition to Mrs. Sprat- ut Sisters, on worKers coopeiauu.i Mr. in 'the poppy Clark Rudolph ""assisted group training rorner had pu. . "Rudy" Rebol . uui.irOB. ling, were Mrs. A. E. Nelso-- of Salt nrinc oal source or support . ,. K . pnl rged the interests of Barney Vieta oloyees and.iieiper The building committee in charge Lake, grand s car-hihe briefly summarized:. the reef am, welfa,.3 w0,k his senior; Mrs. Emil Johntext, on ing and is now (Continued page 8) s of construction Is, Bishop Broadbent, son of serving their many Ogden, grand junior; Mrs. speech by stating that the type QUt by tne Auxiliary throughout as butcher in the meat depart Carter, S. Bett Bunnel, Wm Mayberry of t an)0Unt to Qa'lield, grand of security we were all interested ment. Elmer Parker, M. H. Crawford, Lynn , worn Mrs. A. W. McFarlane o aim to manager; veterans, disabled the right or the REORGANIZE M.I.A, Geo. Jne deal was consumated May , In. is Overlade, LaMar Crawford and ' . GaiLild, grand mistress of records living. BUt ,,her families and for theandfam-we this honest wasn't announced Kelly. until fincl correspondence. his in praise nies of tnoae who have died, Mr. Loftis was hibh eek. Mr. Broadbent stated Tuesday that IN HELPER Mrs. because James Archibald of Park In club. distress WARD, those Service 'believe that Mr. Rebol from local generous contributions becomes the partner of of the Helper entitled to mistress of finance; Mrs. are City, grand sacrifices general assistant of patriotic H F Burnaugh, members had made It possible for Vieta, and his brother, J. L, for done of Magna, grand be can of Harvey Grubaugh the which everything the Helper Ward to assure the ReDl, who have beeu associated freight agent for the system, PLAN ACTIVE YEAR Mrs. Nimer of protector; George on the !them. present church authorities of their percenttogether for a number of years. He Denver office, spoke -made has outer Mrs. r'rf. Provo, guinl; government of the railroad. He; while the as jage of the necessary funds, which Turner grijd employed as a clerk in the groc-er- traffic problems of Magna, representative to Muu of the Reorganization iui Helper sumniar zed ireigm provisions by the speeded up the appropriation department from 1928 to 1937. at is never tual supreme temple ,and Mrs. E. !Va8 ik-- n. association Improvement WI,fch time iness of the railroad duMof the war disabled, justice uiii he resigned to accept of Salt Lake, alternate. Shaffer am ween ana uie oy tnis automatic completed It i exnpcted that the buildlne will uisuop ceai thp n,ls is years, by poinuuR employment ln Oregon, where he to needed Mr. Dale, thosa elected by Besides nften ...... n Broadbent and his councilors Gertjbe completed by September 1st, or .nAt l u uu n .1 a 1A IIAIJ if tha femalr-ebe-- ' neariy a year. After reof Pythias were Frank case the properly Knights veteran's Parker. Elmer and the W Bunnel G history. brlng in the D & R after. turning to Helper a little over a year A g.cat number H. McGee of Salt Lajte, grand vice was appointed pres .shortly government. more freight the Hyde, fore Barney handled "W he worked lines as a bartender at chancellor; Judge J. A. Howell of did in:of the disamed do not come w thin ident of the Young Men's department. Matt's SCH00L BOARD TO PLAN n 1937 than they Place, and for the past few Bun Ogden, supreme representative; S. M. 'CAL ENrjAR FOR 1939-4with Lynn Broadbent and Omar the provisions w i." . . . i- ttnths has been working in the coal either 19W or in"') two fttis Bliss of Price, grand prelate"; E. R. narasmp Real hii business. . . 10 . assistants. voura i gs ino compensation. mines. Calendar for the next school year . sidereu t.Anm ' hecome un- 1Q9fl: . vn .of Ogden, keeper of the rec "-- Geiger is the new pres- O'Berto Mrs. Viola nut." iainnie moreceii'is tneir with the above announcement. Tfawever tne gross iwin oe an impwwui, ueiu iui and ords or Ladies' seal; H. M. Olson of Ogden, as require work the of t0 Young dollars h0P'tal,zaJ ident ,ar montnly mept. af the L Rebol stated that were over 10 million over 2G million comrades arms. master at their am) Mr Thursday ftm, Iiaur3pn pearl mpnf Naturaiiy. t)on. their l with slightly company 1s planning to remod- iirsi R. their C. of Magna. inner are was' Moyes Hill assistants. revenue and Auxiliary in Lpginn ;boar(1 Satur(lay aftPrnomi, according jjrs 0r90n Cl "'in install some of the most In 19"7 The decreaserates chargd for.90urre J. W. Stevens of Salt Lake, active that is T guard; aid. of It very i anticipated . tQ 0 Re?VM( superintendent. e tn'the reduced equipment now offered outer guard; J. C. Watson of Park j'lem wnen. be "Through wearing a passenger transpororganization will 'late markets. . DM,npromoted both fieiRIU and . . . . . ovorvnne can help US be in the ,,nen. trustee; George Z. Edwards of w.b-iCityTne usetui and r. Vieta upractical A . . ..f!.U hasn't announced to tation. cw ran. to Mill L1CHI, l. ine ac Kinmi ...!.., this new rhurcn building to respond inuuiir, mill .n, Musical Program for the Millions" ..M;lthPmatirs r,a,y D "aie hat his plans for the future . ... , . .. ,. r .na HQ UlirillK tn r, ...ill nvif nllv trr .a m ww.c " wm in are .wnicn aivun T "Lancelot Hogben. Ihe fniinwhiK musical prBi' srat.i ... .. was. presented . Jexcheauer. n ..hnreh roanixl several The nnnnv. which honors dance, wno those next aids also Vein the .P, and solo. .' dead, was opening g0( (hP u harmonica ypa)g Girl a Seeks Collection On Note ueau.. "K r" ,n nnin-eEvelyn Stultz attended will mean starting trom Flalm; nnt die but who lost Cpntember r , -- Alleging that dance, tan m,.r.ii,,io ,., convention In Ogd n Tuesday, .Scout carried be will d Summer and me activities $420 is st.M due and 1..1.V h instructors Class in Hnnacci beeinnine. naiiuu Tnnv the .(.oner - f Mini-'" U, 1'eie tr o. ... 'ng on a note delivered to Falco and Thursday ,of last , , ,i. rendine. Catn-- i n.ipr the the remainder or tne organization iorui, accoruing to jnsnop uroauoeui. Wednesdaya L. ' ' wo, suit against from the Helper and The service A, week aa summer of socials consist each and and delegate the will skit Dixon by done be during usical m Ray a 8hortwill ... and a ou- of which she Is Scout leader. Clark was filed in district erine- ct..n,i( month. troop imonm.. the -program. hre last week by Falco Flsco, members or tne Junior (ConcriL i f Price. club of Helper. a combination des-S- d L well-traine- ; ban-que- mes- - I d Helper Band Upholds Utah's Music Supremacy In National Contest t 27 j . We'-mor- e Inter-clu- v l be-ib- e flit iW s pat-fon- y t,Zr ,a 1 1 IT tonat 0 ' m-rSin- u' iu, . coin-;abl- e depart-;CURsio- i'it; . n t ... , 1 1 .,.,( , s -- - ph 1 .,, .i a I ' to""' |