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Show Thursday, THE HELPER JOURNAL Page Two THE HELPER JOURNAL Entered aa second class mail matter Carbon County, Utah. GINSENG IMPORTANT ITEM IN COMMERCE LECHTS of NEW YORK at the postoffice in Helper. ..Editor and Publisher DeLOS E. BRANDON Crop United States Grows but Does Not Use. -- THURSDAY Ginseng's popuWashington. with the Chinese seems to larity .S2.00 Subscription Rates, per year in advance. defy falling nnrkets and political disorders, for last year inure than 1932 a quarter million pounds were ex14, Carbon July Thursday, Utah, County, Helper, to ported from the United States from a bulletin Hong Kong," cays GRATITUDE OF OUR ALLIES the National Oogruphk-a- l society. in Over at Lausanne the other day allies of the United "Ciiisenjr has been an item commerce since ColoUnited States Result, with Germany. war World States in the got together nial times. The first American carall now are try ing to beat us out of our 1 1 billions of dollars go boat that cleared New York for advanced to make it possible for them to successfully combat Hong Kong. In 1784. carried ginThe Chinese drink ginseng seng Germany and hold their governments intact. tea for its tonic ounlity. Though af If their Dlans mature, it will mean the United States, we raise It and sell it, the tea has bear will expenses never been highly regarded in the those nations, saved European ter having little Is r.f the entire war. Word from Washington indicates our gov United States, and very here. consumed ernment has advised it will be glad to sit in on the "world "fiinseng is a plant that grows has economic conference," a meeting being held to invite us to from 8 to 20 Inches high, greenish-yellobears leaves, an obligation cancel 11 billion dollars in international debts, blossoms in midsummer and ivhirh will fall back on the taxpayers of the United States. red berries In the fall. It thrives temperate Wp were draeced into that war because of our money In mountain areas of Asia. The North America and the and old three was most it when years and man power, above-grounportion of the plant firmans had covered Belgium, were floating their great air is not utilized; It is the thick root KV,inS over Eneland and Italy, blockading ports, and almost that enters commerce. "Ixmg before Marco Polo passed rWino the doorbells of Paris. We entered in the interests down the Cathay coast, ginseng tea souls. sold our we like had of humanity, and it looks now was a favorite tonic among the noWhen the armistice was ended, Germany had pledged bility and wealthy people of China. of dollars in The. noor could not afford to drink among other things the payment of 65 billions the brew. It was once worth its reparations. At Lausanne the other day an agreement among weight In gold Last year's shipour former allies and the Germans was reached to let the ments averaged about $9 per Germans off with payment of approximately $750,000,000. pound. Made Oriental Nobles Rich. demanded one Following the war of 1872, Germany "Most of the early oriental ginbillion dollars from France in settlement, and German troops seng grtv In the mountains of were stationed in France until every dollar had been paid. Korea and Manchuria. Every plant owned by the ruling houses. It would have been easier for France to have paid ten billion was Korean kings derived most of their now than one billion then. revenue from ginseng roots. rulers waxed rich. Each of the nations present at the conference was agreed owed debts cancel by should now States "Shape has much to do with ginthat the United their seng price fixing. The more a root nations obligations paid them. Had those European like a man, the more Is shaped to us the present economic condition might have been averted valuable It Is on the Chinese marPUBLICATION DAY WEE of the things aparuur.. miss most dwellers of New York were young we When is an attic. attic and a every family had an as cellar ami some had outhousesfront In the came ttiat well M':'li rethe.door progressed s'luwiy to who persons were positories. There out the made a pretense of cleaning was It always but attic every spring and mystery of full a storehouse There you could find historv. M,.h h:u belonged to your .i, to grandfather and grandmother, nncie to your your parents, nnd things which .noflUU either bodv definitely could place, I suauy me for use or ownership. but frequently attic was floored, boards there were places where no laid. Then it was iun i..h for bn.vs to walk the beams. fin BC cident happened; as. the time Julian for example, went Street's foot slipped and he tho nlnster up to ills hip. Some of the McWilliams family to see a Oio ct!.rtied human leg waving through the ceil lng above the stair well. One NAPOLEON'S ISLAND HOME TO BEMUbtUM French Government Takes Over House on Aix. new relics of Napothe Island of Aix, on life leon's of Where he pr.ssed the last days n o before going in France life his come n exile at St. Helena, have French gov- the possession of the ,.ari,.Rare crnlueiit the house It has been announced Aix will nt lived where Napoleon museum. national become a Mr. and xr Republics in Europe u,, Before United States snent I Two important European .. repub- lics antedate the little Unlled States of 1776 Holland and the Both percity state of Venice. ished In the tangle of the French revolutionary wars, but both are a worthy of honored memory, says writer in the American Review of 1932 r"" 7 with rew! TV via-- J f Noticed WYALOEBEioj Helper Ufa was Venice, though republican, is' r'lce9, Frank Barker, J; far from democratic. It was ruled drawn A- - J- by an unlimited oligarchy, Carlson, Sec 4 W from aristocratic untitled families . Every , Tuesday who bad amassed fortunes through trade. Yet there was complete social tie lore part democracy for the proletarian popno oieeis ulation, with religious freedom, fcvery ThurS(ja feudal obligations, and the tamous IT nt v V tt.. j Tnnnisitinn to protect the common r a aggression. aristocratic E er from r . r . Vt 5( certoiino, The people were actually freer tnan J- - A. irt Gill, K I their proud oligarchs. Pastor me ana a. b War between Austria r,;30 WALTEErlij an a. tFrench Jacobins found Venice nnnrmed decadent neutral whose Attorney at U ali SW1- Un- I . 11 a. i Invaded. was quickly territory Court House, price Venetne In 1914, l&e Belgium Phone Price ; tians failed to resist; but they refused no less than four offers of Phone Helper ll:J a- alliance from the Irate Napoleon. SUP1- rinnllv In 1707. at the peace of 1:30 DE. C. I. rjimnn Forniio. Venice was given to and St Physician . . 4:00 a defeated Austria to compensate Office Hrs: P2:00 remained for losses elsewhere. She 308 West uw f Austrian till I860, when Bismarck One block west ol Hel5 united new to the restored tho city Phone: Office i Italy. Helper :XA Ed- - Reviews. r5S The familiar painting of Napoleon aboard the British warship .,'..i,....h,,n shows the defeated and disheartened man. who a few days before was still emperor, gazing t i. .,., tiip Island of Aixof and the coastline the mainland of France. Fled in Stage Coaches. after the dis r..i,, fn.m Paris aster at Waterloo in 1815. the fugi sought to escui-tive his pursuers by flight from France, him Fast stage coaches rushed the but coast, Atlantic to the south was barred. At path to freedom men o' war lay British port every coast waiting io iruu u n.,t thorp is no such thing as an off the who had become a Corsican New tle in attic for those who live outlaw. hunted v,i, annrtments. If you are so In It was June 22 when rsapoieuuA drugged by the seent of flowers his empire in Paris, renounced roamed fine! tha fields where Proserpine he reached Rochfort dnv later BE. M. C. MEIM The for that you let some Sicilian sell you Subscribe seeking Aix, to nearby.rnscpd ' . , o .9.30 an antique chest, so ancieni mat $2 per year. Physician and SnrJ in a friend's home, J my o. still has fresh sawdust in an me shelter Aix Napo at inndins nofnra ion? coams vou cannot when you get It New A. J. Stafford El the Ruel to' the United States, just put leon had been harbored aboard hnr-i- t Saale ana among Office Phone 22 ;!ley. Asst. Mi t tn the nttic and forget about It French frigate museum to be FIRE va indeed. You nut it in the foyer h roiiQ tn the Hrs., 11-- 5 and 8 a Is Aix at diary of his life AUTOMOBILE opened or the hall, which Is narrow enough while reflections tu)uiu niuing ACCIDENT dr. wm. t. inn anvhow, where It Is convenient to and Hi HEALTH,LIFE run Into It In the dark. And, If that the Past r i Physician & Surg bl, Surrendered in July. relative whom friends always said of middle July n o rtnv in the Office In Henry Hall Bj should have been a painter, gives one in v.nMmn leT't the house at Aix for you the picture copied from himself Phones: Office, 99-Insurance Agency the Louvre, vou cannot put it In an the last time, surrendering uei- - q tne of Maitland of chance to a fair with getting Captain attic, HELPER, UTAH u it down in time in case the relative lerophon. With the old his went comes to visit No, you have to the voyage into exile BE. P. E W Baron Gaspard Gour- hnnz the thing on a wall never in Physician and Surg HELPER to tended for pictures anyhow, be gard. who shared the sontuae oi but, instead, they spent larger sums for armament each year ket is the only place where Napoleon's life on tne Darren roc that cause AVALON HOTE; "Ginseng played an Important there is room for it The closets in the south Atlantic than would have been required to meet their annual payCANYON BINGHAM SevIn of the aide- part in oriental politics the Phone 185 The are filled with folding ments to us. Gour-gauenteenth century. Manchu nobles, naturally Baron cam the old present magazines, brldtre TELEPHONE tables, by Jffice Hours: Possibly our representatives at the coming conference seeing their supply of wild ginseng ems. score cards, empty suitcases has been responsible for buyto their laws protect should made nations those pay depleted, and Aix convince they able to present the mansion at may be clothes and shoes. There certainly their plants against the raids of is no room for anything on the ing It to the nation. MRS. J. E. FLYNS vum me Aeht to us. We doubt it. ing of Protection southern Chinese. state the to eiven for has oMoc mnntelnlere. nr Undertaker Licensed Ed Our government loaned $11,598,501,000 to the allies, ginseng resources was one of the those ash trays picked except After 8:30 P.M. Only up in vari many books and other souvenirs of which exclua on laws the reasons for owed by Germany In attendance which does not include the amounts ous parts of the world, the bronze Napoleon, which the baron nas ed all Chinese from the domain of and ivorv elephant's, crystal balls account of our army of occupation. Great Britain is the the Manchns. Operations of PRICE - - UTAH in them and snow flakes with $3,863,650,-000- ; Station-tO'Statio- n smugglers, however, persisted. whichfigures rates. greatest debtor, owing $4,398,000,000; France, are the when PI globes fly Ambulance Service Around World in Ii Russia, Chinese prefer the wild ginseng, Trip the and boxes, Italy, $2,004,900,000; Belgium, $400,680,000; on Federal tax Plus cigarette shaken, Czecho-Slovakialthough the American layman can few little knicknacks brought by Possible Now 36 Days Poland, $206,057,000; $317,953,006; amounts over 50c. not detect the difference between HAEEIS SQIONSli York. A trip around 0 from China, Japan, Paris. from the wild and cultivated roots. With friends $167,071,023; with eleven other nations ranging Mexico, Sweden and Atlan the world Is now scheduled by train Notary Public the depletion of the oriental wild London. down to $352,627. Cltv. together with the cute lit and steamship. tie coi American the einsens supply, HELPER, UTAH wounded Hon we Rv nslne airplnnes the globe trot A moratorium for one year was granted those nations onist readily found a market for tie carvings of the iece: book ter can make the Journey In about the and In was Lucerne, and it in payment of debts, which expired July 1, 1932, the roots which grew at the back purchased Florence. There is also Jules of d the from trip ends said several months ago in Washington that no further time doors of their tillages. to be sure, the iron gondola match Verne. The new belt line follows att( American gin first the "Perhaps safe from Venice, and the paper roughly the route blazed by Gatty would be granted. It now remains to be seen. who were collections trappers seng State tow Instead of the beaten path Mb discovered the plants while making weicht from the Empire There Is and Post Suez canal, And there the via stay. Mediterranean, er. they fore the the search for Mrs. John Buchanan left their rounds. Later Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter and Into no attic to which they can progress. and India. children, who for the past few part of the week for Wendover, plant led professional hunters ' The short cut across the United Quick the for forests. American will visit she T.yrelleTit Meol. the trackless weeks have been visiting in Chey- Nev., where You could give those things away ocean Pacific the and spans States new CONNECTION Thus ginseng helped open up no enne with relatives, returned to next three weeks with relatives. HALL charitIS KIWAN1S DIUING except for the fact that Keeping from Seattle to Japan. regions to the Colonists. their home here the latter part of able association would take them well to the nortli Siberia Is crossed CaTbon County in Cafe Most Attractive last week. Ginseng Farms Established. and you don't like to give them to hv train, reversing the famous jour The Rev. H. J. Johnson, manIn moun thrives "Wild anyone you know; what is the use ney made by Marco Polo in 1OT. ginseng NIGHT ager of the Utah Service associafrom Minnesota to of making enemies. You might, if The new route crosses Russia and tain regions months a for F. J. Hischler, representing the tion, left Tuesday to Gulf the them In were the southward Maine and country, pile the you Moscow and HELPER Standard Oil company, with head- vacation to be spent in Denver coast As in the Orient domestic in some meadow, but there you from trotter proceedsLeningrad the shortby is he globe While gone, relatives. with quarters in Provo, was a business wild roots became scarce and high would have an attic, which would est route to Sweden. On the thevisitor In Helper the fore part of John Gallagher, night watchman, prices paid for the roots led enter be the natural receptable. If you ory that a straight line Is the shortwill be in charge. the week. nrisine Americans to establish tried to pile thera outside In the est distance between two points Bi-ttfab farms. Some growers have profit- cltv. thev probably would arrest the traveler sails from Gothenherg but ed from ginseng cultivation, you for littering the street, conspir and skirts the northern cape or When in Salt Lake City put your car in the small fortunes also have been lost acv against the street cleaners, dis Scotland on the direct route to New of seven to traffic six from years It takes orderly conduct, obstructing York, The new belt line reduces expert care to develop a mature and driving withont a license, the trip from about 25,000 to 18,000 root Some domestic ginseng farms I can well remember once explor miles. have been established in the woods Others ing In the attic of my childhood and where the wild roots thrive. have been established in clearings, finding a bow and some arrows. It Russia Plans Dam to but In these cases the farms are was no Indian bow, but a relic of Irrigate Waste Lands Just below tlie Newhouse Hotel of the Interest In archery of some mod Do you believe any store can or will give you roofed so that only of The Moscow. the I Irrigation the day's sunshine will strike the ern. And would that bow shoot middle Volira drought region by the "something for nothing?" Or do you realize GASOLINE, OIL and SEEVICE Even In my Inexperienced hands, It a i plants. a of erection hydroelectric the fallacy of such advertising? gigantic the arrow right through "Most of the ginseng exported drove an station, announced recently by Jo from the United States today Is of board wall of a cowshed belonging sef Stalin, and Premier lacheslav no I had a to certainly neighbor. the cultivated variety." There is only one "lowest price" any merone of the greatest en be could cow a leaning Molotov. Is thought that chant can give you. That is the price that I gineering projects In modern hisof wall. Inside that the pftlnst Gold Tadpoles Found never could quite decide which car tory, according to Soviet scientists. remains after he pays for his goods and adds The station, supplying 2.000.000 in State Fish Hatchery rled on worse, the cow or the kilowatts his cost of doing business and the smallest of power for machinery Columbus. Ohio. T. H. Unglois. neighbor. some 10,000.000 acres of to WNU Irrigate Bell 8yndleaU.) legitimate profit upon which he can continue 1951, 8rvl. chief of the bureau of fish propagalands, will cost the Soviet at grain to operate. tion of the division of conservation, Post Parcel Sail Lcava least 1,500,000.000 rubles. It will Inreported to State Conservation Dresden. Tenn. Tobacco growers volve the construction of a dam Commissioner William Relnhart here have discovered they can sell When a store offers you more in "free exVolga at Kamlshlnsk that golden tadpoles had been their leaves by parcel post Instead across SOthe meters about high and gome three for at article fish of the the state In the tras" than sale, found hatchery price of attending markets, and many kilometers In length. Ohio. Xetila, of their assured that deceit and misrepthat have disposed crop you can be Research work preparatory to forDeclaring that he bad never way. of final plans already has resentation are being practiced. mulation a heard of golden tadpole before, been started. Actual construction la IanglolR expressed the opinion scheduled to begin In 1933 and to they were the young of the leopard We offer you the lowest possible prices on be completed by 193T. tadsuch frogs. He observed that Falling Downstairs BUY NOW. THIS OFFER IS LIMITED. VVbk dependable merchandise. . Lower initial costs but black, were ordinarily poles Caused 1,800 Deaths Poison Gas Is Being thru volume buying and efficient merchanthat the golden color may have restock lasts we are selling Firestone Extra Value T"i London. Falling downstairs, from pigmentary changes. sulted the lowest with in Used Drive dising methods, together Squirrel of out bed, and over broom Still another theory was ad" LIvermore. Calif. Poisonous gas, handles and buckets, may be legitimate profits are responsible for our year-roun- d at Tax Free Prices. When these are gone pris vanced by state museum authoristraw sulfrom and In made droll most burning accidents be cases, low prices. ties, who pointed out It "might but they caused the death of phur, Is being used by Alameda albinism, although albino phases go up. Don't delay. Buy now and save. women almost In 1,800 last county agricultural authorities In adult been discovered year. never have a new attack upon ground Ten progressive store outlets increase our This was revealed recently frna and albino tadpolea would Miss Ilondfield to white." by be Margaret stocks fresh new the that extent to turnover naturally T. S. McGraw, In charge of couna women's session of the Na, The golden tadpoles are being A COMPLETE SEEVICE FOR THE KOTO&ST are constantly arriving. tional Safety congress held ty rodent extermination, hat desegregated by Ernest Haroer, sut vised a poison gas machine which here. The session wa considperintendent of the Xenla hatchery, he believes Is 00 per cent perfect, ering the problem of "Safety for study and experimental Our buyer is now at the Chicago furniture as compared with the old method In the Home." market, taking advantage of the present low of extermination by means of Figures presented to the conpoisoned grain. gress (those of HKtO, the latest prices and new styles being offered. Unearth Indian SkaUtona McGraw's machine uses 12 sacks available) showing that falling Peerfleld, Mass. Three Indian straw a day ns fuel, and opof cost In lives downstairs the ofC75 unearthed been skeletons have erates at capacity on 40 pounds HOUSE "BUY AT THE persons, falling out of windows this town In recent months. The of crude sulphur. took i:i5 more, while falling latest specimen was that of an AND SAVE" The gas Is generated tn a steel from bed sent no less than 58 adult male. An Indian pipe made tank and Is carried through several Into the hereafter. of white sandstone was found lines of hose, with the aid of a nearby. blower, Into the squirrel holes. M. 0. rOETER, oval-shape- d U--Hel- ir g V -on Occa-clnnuH- i n,h 11-1- - i elpe man-o'-wa- r. lELLWOODjfi Man-churia- preat-erandso- n 11-- 60c 35c gln-sen- a, 30-da-y $63,-000,00- TELEPHONE one-thir- 80-da- y GRILL C AF ! OPEN DAY AND , n Nothing? Something Covey Garage one-fourt- h (. TAX FREE-WHI- LE THEY LAST J ONE-PRIC- SERVICE! E Dixon Taylar Russell Company No PUce for Idleri the greatThe scorn of Idlers est American Invention. American 1 Magazine. Wide Eampread A rabbit shown at a pet show In LondOii had an "ear sprend" of ".1 Inclii. pioneer Pinna Malera The lirst piano made in this coun try was made In Philadelphia In 1775 by John Electrician' ThoKe 342 Help |
