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As the to draws of 1932 I apparent tun ucuiu- Jdtng a stacked deck, lie slip can be passed re succeaaiui (K Irinir from the straw j, nation. lprtion would mean confidence j restoring eneaffed in i. rvpnnle Lt-lcbuilds the payroll 'fv titer which way it goes i 6'4 government of ours but Will proDauiy i reach the levels of jjoyed in the past, I h If ft js of the farmer and the success of the jstry hangs on their with foreign nations eater wealth in agri-lui- ts the demand for a low I have reached )Bs 11 iting it is noted that friend-presidejrease in the Hoover is the people begin to I the President has f trying to keep the on a steaay course I troublesome waters, jets have swung into ter and many repub-louga few months ' 3d-- not vote for Hoov-ii- g back in line, while f others who have tn will cast their bal- - nt ht J VOLUME XXII NUMBER 22V2 - iivij..cr, waroon The other day, Crora Sheridan, it was Ho follow the trail )bud or Cheyenne and then to trail across the reservation of the Action of the'Custer It had been many f traveled that trail, good highway now We enjoyed our pic-- It Custer creek, the Iriginal camp of In-H- fol-.Xe- VOTERS HAVE A SERIOUS AND PROFOUND DUTY TO PERFORM AS ELECTION DATE OF COUNTY STATE AND NATION'S OFFICERS APPROACHES All Should Vote Intelligently ESPECIAL CARE SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN SELECT. ING THOSE WHO WILL CONDUCT THE AFFAIRS OF CARBON COUNTY IT NOW IS UP TO THE VOTERS TO EXPRESS THEIR WILL With election day, Tuesday, November 8, but four days away, candidates for the various offices now are rapidly winding up their campaign talks and preparing to submit their cases to the voters of the nation. During recent months, many charges have been made by candidates of both major parties and, according to one's political affiliations, they are easy to believe or refute. , -- Cus-lx'fo- anti-Hoove- re , Sep-JPQ- O Bell-owne- -- the-maxi- r ar iifr t Ricci Opens Market ir,.from tnrV 1 ' mrt PFTi rTMT rnvriJAHK PTTV iv ucidcd ext I iiesctay CANDIDATES WINDING Reva Beck Bosone Ralph C. Jones Armistice Card Day Boxing for the for the Legislature Legislature UP CAMPAIGN TALKS November 16 Program AS VOTERS PREPARE The Presidential Ticket The greatest interest centers today in the election of a president of our nation. The republicans as a whole, are supporting naturally President Herbert Hoover for In the opposition camp we fail to find the sentiment as strong as the r. In fact, almost any candidate would have sufficed on the democratic ticket as an outlet for resentment against President Hoover, either their separa-c- e j real or fancied. on the Sioux tribe Elections, however, were not intended as a medium for expression lilch resulted in the of resentment against an office holder, but for the purpose of peraCuster and his men. mitting the public collectively to choose for office the man best fitted iltage point we could to the work. It is not our duty to vote for some presidential or other t the Lame Deer In-- jf candidate in a spirit of resentment. It is our task now to determine the Cheyennes and which man is the better fitted for the job. President Herbert Hoover for it will be one of these two gentlemen f section of historic or Franklin D. Roosevelt fidian lore. We fol- -, who will be elected. .;. All have had ample opportunity to listen to interesting and encreek on the west Into the valley of the lightening radio discussions of the political situation, read newspaper n to the point where and magazine articles, and exchange personal opinions. If you are thoroly convinced that President Herbert Hoover is camp the night be fit battle. It was an responsible for the world-wid- e depression; that he forced Great Brilay. tain, Germany, Argentina and other nations off the gold standard; that he developed the present machine age which in large part is re'f for much unemployment; that he has done all of the thoussponsible tES. During the past and and one things which the opposition has charged, then there relder3 of the Ameri-j- e to be said. and .Telegraph Co. mains nothing further of the tariff walls with its attendant infavor a If you lowering I dividend checks. of flux made cheaply foreign merchandise, such as Roosevelt has ittal letter indicates In a gradual increase promised; if you believe the expenditure of several millions of the taxdollars for new federal buildings will put the country back Jtaonea and a slowing payers' on Its feet; if you believe an issuance of fiat currency such a Roosejnes disconnected, velt has stated he favors would bring you untold wealth, then we fat net loss for arrive back at the same place there is nothing further to be said, which telephones, to below that of any and on Tuesday, November 8, you will be given an opportunity . of doing so in a spirit of vote own instead convictions. But, your i'April and about one-t- it our nation loss of 268,000 for resentment, do it with a view toward the best interest of on as the even earth. is still rated greatest which, today, d "14,020,000 Only time can prove which party's policies would be for the betHow in service are .of the nation and whether we choose right or wrong interests ter, CAM vjcent below no difference all will have to follow in the same pathway, make will Jment, a point reach-tTh- e be it bright and sunny, or dark" and stormy. Therefore, let us think earnings for the . before casting our ballots. .. puiaa oi ia33 were carefully Tho County Political Situation are, altho the divi- Ive totalled $6.75 per At home here, we have several important offices which should be of the reserve. The filled with greatest care, those of the state legislature, both upper the nine months and lower houses, and the county commissionerships. For the legislative offices, we believe a combination of John it of $15,422,862.17. Redd of Price as state senator Ralph C. Jones of Price, and Reva of Helper as members of the lower house would prove fS. The estimate of Beck Bosone combination. The public should fight shy of any sane and safe ,a I department is that the professionalism class in politics. What who candidate approaches icuvaiope ana news we need now is legislators who will work for the Interests of the pubrs, stamped, will be lic at large instead of going into the capital to make medicine and Jig the four years bepolitical obligations. The Journal believes the candidates prell, 1933. At least a pay herewith will fill that requirement. sented been let to the I'ist The County Commissionerships Knvelope company r-The county commissioner offices to be filled, a four year and a at a cost of $11, us more i Kovernment has no two year office, are of greatest importance, and will affect I enter into eompeti-- I directly than any other office. The Journal has presented the name, four-yecommissioner-shipnewspaper and the of R. J. Vaughan as the logical man for the which greets him is of the nation than the increasing popularity and it appears from py other line of in- - day after day that we have chosen wisely. Those who know Mr. Vaughan appreciate he will not be a "yes" 7 deman In office, and that his actions would be taken only after due were in the believed event he the in they and then liberation only m the name of 5 of county government. 1 swear to execute, best interests For his running mate, we believe the public can accept uie name "Mion, the orders of county commissionership, with the serve with all my of E E Pierce for the two-yewould lid the county of any danwiin my blood if assurance that such a combination edifices erected on windy knolls school brick handsome of J cause of the seeing Facist ger and the lack of foresight of ads the new oath as a monument to the great open spaces of county funds. the to them expenditure entrusted had men have who Jtered to those who 1913, is a. about since Carbon county in Pierce' resided has Mr 1st party. They are the for county balance the proper luired to swear al- successful farmer, and would be ' commission. ls king of Italv. The reflection on A These comments are intended in no wise to cast any Jon forbids Facists arc offered and this office year other candidates who may be seeking for the best would be the believe we of what VOTE Bl only after a due study Carbon in why Interested knowing be offices mentioned. All should from JoM.-00- 0 varies which sum ILK KATIRDAY a j annually and collects expends county be to $700,000, and if any savings are possible they should and ' f. k wl'l be held Sat-'- 1 thoughtfully, for, in We should vote studiously, intelligently me most who serves - CX P. "He Homer: of Iliad imortat Bkaggs grocery the words of the ! tttpervlsion of ladies serves his country best." - I. A. Proceeds of the amount wl ievoted to ing more than twice the renovation ice daily. of required 1 L. D. s. ,-chapel. Mr. Ricci will handle a complete VOTE line of meats, fresh vegetables, etc. He has had much business exrSEH AT HELPER perience, having established the Castle Rock Merc at Rolapp which vtov utah, Albert Ricci of Helper, for sev- later was moved to Helper; estabfor a limited 'J 5lppr in eral ' J: years past connected with the lished the Central grocery and the the Stafford doors north of postof-- , Success meat department, on Sat- Mutual Merc. With this issue of ric, reasonable. All work urday of this week opens his own The Journal, the Ricci meat marbuild- ket takes its place in the Helper J 1CU!iS SnP shots 25c meat market in the Stafford . t I; afternoons or eve- - ing next to the Gift Jewelry shop, business world, and his apening etyk'8: mcxJern meth- - formerly occupied by the Smart announcement will' be found on ici ' the back page. shop. ' VOTE VOTt The building has been remodeled with refrigerator show cases, a The Journal has onepf the best J"ette returned large storage T refrigerator, and indepartments th week from a of a large ice plant in equipped Job printing reasonable. ;lof Prices state. JtJSalt Lake aty. stallation In the furnish of the basement capable 1( ountv. Utah. Saturday. Nnvfmhcr 5. 1Q? Regardless of Your Political Affiliations Vote (Editorial) f ML. i QURNA po-Ig- Because of the fact that the ediC. Jones, candidate for In tor has had legislative experience the Ralph Utah state legislature, we Plans for a joint celebration of and understands more or less the have a man of wide and varied exArmistic day, November 11, by type of person perience, a the Price and Helper American a who makes the man who has Legion posts, have been completbest legislator, seen the to be ed, with the celebration The , Journal bright and at observed Price. this week pre- dark sides of George Baliff of Provo will be sents the name a newspaper the speaker of the day and the of Reva Beck editor's desk, Bosone of Hel- who II public is urged to hear his address 1 has i. ? in the tabernacle at 1Q,:30 a.m. A per as a fitting worked his musical program will be presented candidate for way to the at that time. the lower house of position The parade will commence at of the Utah master and 10 a. m., followed by the program. state legisla pilot in the Four bands will participate in the ture. rough and Reva Beck Bosone Jone, Kalph parade, in addition to the Helper life Mrs. Bosone, because of her tumble and Price American Legion drum of river boating, and who finally and splendid education and legal bugle corps. At 12:30 p. r.i. a on the unending task of men will be for has a thoro understand- took banquet the word of God. held in Legion hall, with A. S. ing of law. Thru her years of preaching Our next legislative body will Horsley as toaslmaster. At 7:30 practical experience before legal bars she has come to know which be confronted with many wild in the evening a band concert and laws are good and which are bad; schemes to put the state back on parade will be held by Carbon she appreciates the greatest trou- its financial feet and it is going to county high school band, with an ble today is not that the country require a cool head and mature Armistice day ball at Silver Moon has to many laws, but that it has judgment to meet the various bills hall in tha evening. as they sTre presented, with sane too few good or worthy laws'. . action. The session of the state legislaThe Rev. Ralph C. Jones was ture is spent in passing one law born in Parkersburg, W. Va., and after another. of these Many laws are meritorious; others are on completion, of his elementary without merit and usually intro- schooling entered and was graduduced by some professional poli- ated from Ohio Weslyan college At a meeting in the courthouse tician that he may pay off some with a DD depee, with at Price Tuesday evening the reat at work Taylor university political debt., formed organization of taxcently Ind. Upland, We believe Reva Beck Bosone payers practically was disbanded has a clear understanding between During his years of experience following a general resignation of as a the man, and newspaper editing and elected if wrong right officers. would devote her time to the en- Galopolis Journal and the Vinton Certain of the members, it has actment of good and just laws County Hawkeye, Ohio publica- been have not been as which would be for the benefit of tions, he was interested in the liberal reported, in their payment of taxes but the masse?. She is sincere, consci- conduct of affairs political on property as others might have entious in. her efforts, cannot be constantly refusing public office, wished, and some dissatisfaction record matter of It a that classed as frivolous or unthinking, being to once refused the nomination has been expressed from time and would prove an excellent bal- he to as time the what organization of Ohio. ancing medium for the class of for lieutenant-governhas accomplished. professional politicians who conGiving up his career as a newsstantly seek and are elected to paper man, he turned to boating State office. on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, Jack Taylor, state mine inspecIn the matter of appropriations rising rapidly to the ranks of pilot tor, motored to Salt Lake the fore we believe she would hold the and captain. part of the week. It was a rather long jump from good of the county and state above the wishes of those seeking the life of a boatman and the professional politician, but unwise expenditure of the state's to that of clergyman, but he we believe in this time of duress burned his bridges and took up all should look well to their ballot money. Mrs. Bosone's candidacy for of- the work for which he felt he was and vote for the good of the nafice also has been endorsed by the best fitted and for which there is tion and state." need. an Utah Federation of Labor. He has made his home in CarReva Beck Bosone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Beck was born bon county for the past 15 years, in American Fork, Utah, her fath- residing at Price, and has made . Sheathing er being one of the prominent countless friends thru his honest, straight-forwarmode of address. business men of that city. Her Insulating Paper ;With a mind which has been elementary education was received there, following which she entered trained to separate falsehood and felt Westminster college, Salt Lake, truth, with a life which has been for her junior work, and .complet- dedicated to the serving of maned her senior studies at the Uni- kind, and a reputation for honesty, versity of California,, at Berkley. truthfulness .and sincerity of purHer law course was completed at pose, we believe Ralph C. Jones is the University of Utah, perfecting well fitted for the state legislar her legal course in two ture, and it is our opinion that the and a half years and being grad- people of Carbon county would act uated class of '27. wisely to give him their most serBetween graduation from col- ious consideration in naming their lege and the taking up of her le- legislative ticket. There may be years ahead of us gal studies, she for five years was a teacher in the Ogden. senior when we can gamble with the type of office seeker high school! She was vice president of the teachers association in that city and for three years ar, a Taxpayer's Body Dissolves , . post-gradua- or ....... two-fiste- d ever-increasi- d IMA three-yea- Lovers of the manly are of self defense and sports fans in general will be pleased to learn that a snappy, high grade boxing card is to be presented at the Kenilworth amusement hall Wednesday evening, November 16. Ralph Uondt of Helper, a popular lightweight boxer well known in this vicinity for a number of years, is promoting the matches and offers a double header of six rounds each: Leo Hansen, Salt Lake's leading middle weight, and Mel Young, the best boy in Carbon county, hailing from Wellington; and a match between Tom Jackson of Kenilworth, known as the county's hardest hitter, and Peg Johnson of Salt Lake but well liked by local fans. These two bouts will weigh in at 150. Two snappy four round goes are lind up between Pete Perro of Heiner and Paul Mancini of Price; and Jake Schiro of Helper and Var Witcherly of Price. A fast p is slated between Vince Schiro of Helper and Harry Hart of Salt Lake, with both boys tipping the beam at 125. Thia should be a snappy go and draw almost aa much interest as the lii; in evt .its. The curtain raiser and preliminary have not been arranged yet, but Mondt savs they will have to bo ood lo oil che ca'J. semi-windu- . . VOTE Record Breaking Registration of Voters Washington, D, C, Nov. 2. n millions of people are registered as voters in this year's elections. This is four and a half million more than registered in the Hoover-Smit- h campaign of 1928, and ten million more than actually voted. It is the largest registration in the history of the country. Forty-seve- EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING We are well prepared to meet your requirements for construction materials of every description. Our stock is always complete. By concentrating all such purchases here you will avoid the possibility of disappointare made ment. Deliveries promptly, exactly as promised. Prices are uniformly low. harum-- scarum ranged and directed the Classi-cali- a pageant in that city which has earned much renown thruout the state. During her activities as a teacher in Ogden, her students twice in five years were awarded first place in public speaking, dramatic art, and debating, an achievement reflecting much credit, upon the ' teacher. ' ' At the University of Utah she met and became engaged to Joe P. Bosone, local attorney, being wedded Oct. 8, 1929; Following com-- , pletion of her 'legal studies, she made heF home in Helper and to this happy union comes a daughter, Zilpha Teresa Bosone, aged 2 years. Reva Beck Bosone received her AB degree at the University of California, and her LLK at the University of Utah. . She is a member of the International Legal fraternity. Phi Delta Delta, and is a member of the Society, of Mayflower., descendants, California chapter. ... Active in club and civic affairs, an attorney at law, and a parent, we believe Reva Beck Bosone Is well qualified for the office of state legislator from Carbon county, and urge her support. Doingsoftiw . W meGang" byPhiko Phil THIS IS CERTAINLY A GREAT PARTY C ' S OF YOURS' -- J A h& --- YES, THE MUSIC 15 THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATESAND THE ENTERTAINING - NUMBERS ARE GOOD TOOj fm rim Wo-me- (W CAN THANK OUR NEW RADIO- - ITS BEING BESIDE PHIUO LIKE JUST THE f ORIGINAL ORCH E STRAJ ySiy r1h ff ft TM!M!3!s!:i iSlXMUilSB?' ' SlW' 'TJTM Two trains of the D&RGW this week were withdrawn from service, numbers three and four. The discontinuance was .made necessary as a partof the company's economy program. Postmaster Harris Simonscn advises the change in train schedule makes it necessary for all east and west bound mail to be in the postoffice not later than 6 p. m. Mrs. F. C. Smith of Springville, Mo., arrived in Helper this week to join her husband, they intending to make this their home. Dixon-Taylor-Russ- ell Co |