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Show CRoundup C. ffATTBRAPON T? rTTvTIiENING. Man HI nearer to the no unne" Doctor Zg ! f larding hsaltH expert llL i a antiseptics other ii rations are effectf' Ulutionla our civilization, radiography -- S ana Ho lists diseases and pic curable are Me as bein; span of vaccination, mnoe flnaestb'tics, ntUS and stated. VOLUME " 'H "1 t I 1 JCj a. ' O P H Jl TmTTTi TAX DATE EXTENDED TO NOV. 20 from Pennsyl- fof John O'Brien who died ! years- leaving of The final date for the payment Idren, the oldest 80 years S months. I of taxe3 in Carbon county this the youngest t .nrf many others will fol- - weeK was extended by the board one of the of county commissioners from No out just which TnViTI A rr 'l'uu! "J tions was useu u jjetemoer 2U. in fword 'fST Tu'y T?V 3 My 3. & . XA la l2 li 5Af I JU 1 VW JUNE BOBBERY. Politics great suggester abcut time. A movement has 3RTEDk la I Started at Gillette, Wyo., to the price of gasoline ana imocrats of two counties ciaim-inienc- y n and Campbell, are s of the movement. they an able to reduce ire and that it may be kept following election. Ben Ross foe iA I J Tribune-Telegra- m Pre-Electi- a 8 4 County ? i on a 3 ui I Cfl B S ?33 - w9 Beaver .. Box Elder Cache . . Carbon . Daggett . Davis . . . Duchesne Emery . Garfield . 22 77 64 76 5 75 28 32 24 Grand . Iron Juab Kane . .., Millard Morgan 14 46 26 12 121 106 163 2 92 31 43 7 30 17 35 11 92 84 100 1 82 27 29 7 25 20 38 23 108 83 136 6 85 31 46 24 18 42 23 21 77 77 81 4 81 23 29 22 13 42 28 13 122 92 158 3 86 31 46 9 30 21 31 24 9 110) 84 64 109 2 55 94 116 5 104 33 40 25 22 40 27 16 27 4 17 20 22 2 45 39 63 " . . 8 . 34 200 1 171 5 242 7 1 1 168 59 76 . 31 1 44 63 .... 36 13 12 2 11 7 13 . . 11 4 7 61 , KSL on October Italian Lodge Has Holiday Program Democratic Rally in Helper Friday f 56-c- DEER SEASON OPENS OCT. 20TH LK WILL OPEN ON NOV. 10TH f con-stantl- Sheep Coming Off the Summer Grass J L G. O. P. Ladies to Entertain Here Sg Sk. ' 'f rXyslJ - two-yea- fr rCLMor v ' LOCAL EFFORTS OF POSTMASTER HARRIS SIMONSEN AND REPRESENTATION IN WASHINGTON BY SENATOR REED SMOOT AND CONGRESSMAN DON B. COLTON CAUSE HELPER TO BE NAMED AS START' ING POINT FOR RURAL MAIL SERVICE Helper has been awarded a rural mail route, according to information received this week by Postmaster Harris Sim-ons- en from the postoffice department in Washington, which will be placed in operation November 1. The route will serve Spring Glen and continue south on the highway to the Gunderson ranch, about a mile north of the Price city limits. Running north, it will serve Martin and Heiner, eliminating the postoffice at the latter point. Delivery will be by automobile, altho no information is available at this time as to who will be the carrier, this being handled by civil service. Patrons to be benefitted by this delivery, which will commence at 8:30 a. m. and be completed by noon, are urged to sign the petition which now is being circulated for the purchase of mail boxes of a type and design approved by the postal department. Approximately 300 families will be served by the new& rural route, with delivery regularly with the exceptions of Sundays and holidays. For the past year, Postmaster Harris Simonsen of Helper has been gathering data for Senator Reed Smoot and Congressman Don B. Col ton, and these two able representatives of Utah have applied themselves to having the route created, with gratifying results. Highway Marking Protested to Dern Hoover Charges Democrats With Pursuing a Destructive Program dd3 l4 FIVE CENTS o SEr 2 3 PRICE HI to Broadcast Over Li - Poll CITY AWARDED RURAL! MAIL ROUTE FOR NOV. 1 tsi Mothers ty Tre- I . ot L. D. S. I . 49 37 61 25 i 48 37 59 22 86 U 24 19 26 17 21 22 22 13 5 3 43 governor ot penalty. The chamber of commerce of Piute 16 24 14 25 22 18 1 12 26 10 40 creep over Lake City ha3 presented a Rich ;alt 8 18 15 11 be should 17 13 9 1 11 8 lit gasoline prkes 26 like plan to its board of goverSALT LAKE CITY. 719 1248 1189 752 717 1250 415 748 1040 43 1983 For some reason cr an-gS. L. COUNTY.... 277 389 out of the idea very nors and it is understood a sim301 359 383 285 333 13 274 119 674 ilar petition will be presented to ner) San Juan 25 12 18 19 10 27 1 2 25 10 37 the board of county commission91 78 87 80 77 93 100 171 Sanpete 30 57 4 lasy to talk about reducing ers there. Sevier 56 74 75 54 351 65 64 18 82 fee of gasoline, but it can .. 130 done Summit 26 41 by any successfully 33 34 44 22 11 2 jf 35 31 67 't unty or state. The oil in-- j 52 63 Tooele 69 47 68 57 1 48 11 49 116 is brazen in it3 affrontery 26 331 28 19 34 Uintah 26 28 10 13 2 54 ling a profit to themselves 93 117 138 112 Utah 132 96 56 80 3 139 234 feral hundred per cent. A 28 43 42 30 Wasatch . 40 1 28 20 47 23 71 fssional investigation Is the 24 22 11 35 21 25 12 29 13 3 46 Washington reduc-jThey fay to bring' about a 26 13 6 12 33 30 27 6 7 1 39 Wayne would give in before 16 Weber 121 233 172 177 236 116 105 203 9 116 357 would allow the people to 2137 31171 TOTALS 1097 3152i 2674 29131 1938 2564i 2162 128 5330 of the profits they have .jaking. 230 WOMEN KNOWN AS THE "SINGING MOTHERS" WILL I JLED REPUBLICANS. It is PRESENT VOCAL PROGRAM pleasing to see many repub SAFEWAY QUITS (who have had a misund-.v-hOne of the most unique singing of President Hoover's organization in western America The local Safeway store in the present depres- - will be heard on the air in a serlast week, following its closto the radually returning ies of radio broadcasts beginning and moving of stock to ing ft republicanism. HELPER CHAMBER OF COMSunday evening, Oct. 10, at 8:45 Price, caused a large sign to MERCE ENTERS PROTEST y have been unfair to the M.S.T., and emanating from the be displayed charging high i which has meant so much to BECAUSE HAMLETS A R E studios of radio station KSL at rental with their failure and The Italian lodge, the Civic POSTED ON SIGNS fation during the past 72 Salt Lake do to local City. people urging three quarters of a This organization, made up of League, and the Italian Political their jrroo-ershopping in During that period the members of the relief society of club observed Columbus day with Charging unfair discrimination Price. cans were in power for 53 on the part of the state highway the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat a celebration held in Liberty hall The Safeway store during and the democrats 16 years. ter-Da- y department in the placing of high1 Saints, is known as "The Wednesday night, Oct. 12, at 7:30. its existence here never enien, Grover Cleveland end markers and direction signs way and consists ol Mothers," volume of business the Singing joyed An interesting program was arJkovt Wilson, democrats, serv-ti- k which give recognition to every 250 Salt Lake mothers who have done by Helper's leading for the occasion, after terms each. Great depres-- l town, hamlet and municipality in voices and like to use them, ranged to and be good appeared grocers which dancing was enjoyed. Existed under the Cleveland the country but Helper, the local and who can find time to spare PHONE laboring under a "jinx." If The program: Joe Bosone, actiiistrat.ion and war came un-- f chamber of commerce at its reguto from their household duties the store was unable to draw ilson's reign, each during ing as toastmaster, introduced by lar meeting last week instructed most one of the in procustomers while local operinvocation by Icond term. Out of the 56 participate Frank Bonacci; its secretary to place the matter gressive choral achievements of Father W. A. Ruel; dance and ating here there is little danbefore Governor George Dern for I of republican rule, ten years American women. This musical Coger of attracting them to consideration. fd times have been suffered. program will be given in connec- song by Jill Vignetto; talk on of and method their Price, A communication from the govI aftermath of the Civil war, tion with a discussion of the ac- lumbus by Father Ruel; clarinet quitting is unsportsmanlike, ernor this week advises the mat8, six years; in 1907 the tivities of the Mormon relief so- and accordion selection by Gene to say the least ter has been referred to Henry H. I President Roosevelt started Chipman and Frank Kranc; talk ciety. R. J. on Vaughan; t on trusts, mergers, monop- -' chairman of the state road by Blood, citizenship These mothers meet in weekly dance number by Jill Vignetto; and the banks which repre- commission, for further consideraunder the direction and rehearsals Italian talk on Columbus by Jas. tion, the governor implying that them, resulting in a bank-fani- c of their leader, Mrs. Charlotte Bessio. WINTER, TOO, IS JUST Mr. Dern as chairman of the for one year, and the Sackett, have a wide repertoir, inAROUND THE CORNER board is responsible for the omis comjot panic which started in classical known well sion. fa little under three years cluding as well as many sacred RAILWAY ENJOYS Oct. 12. With slight positions UTAH Chicago, a paking total of ten years. and patriotic selections. iney COAL LOADINGS snow flurries from all section of ld conditions brought about have been heard in public concert HEAVY the middle west reported during esent depression, and It has and before audithe the past week, it is apparent that Utah during I most unfair in republicans in Salt Lake City The Railway ences numbering as high as 5000. is hiding around the past week has experienced a very winter also Join with the opposition in an They first began their activity heavy gain in coal shipments, ac- corner. Freezing weather has of distress, when the pas- as small singing groups in local from many localiIfirp tint miff m ,j cording to Superintendent R. J. been reported OU CLI1U ViUAVO I of the Latter-Da- y glCil, the thermometer with droporganizations trains ties, two Vaughan, with A democratic rally, with candiJ io aid their party in bring- - Saints relief societies. to 14 above at North Dakota out the Monday ping of canyon coming t J pntentment out of chaos. The dates done work relaying between here and of When the quality points. 'wui program, u allowed to the county seat, will be conducted of evening. made up small these groups, fried out, will do it. Defeat by in Helper at Liberty hall Friday officers and members of tne soce republican program will evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. the thought demonstrated was iety no end of chaos. Among those slated to speak was conceived to organize them all I are now Jlon Henry H. Blood, democratic which into one large chorus, RS. candidate for governor; Joseph Those who during about has been in existence for -Ee to any years past have visited Chez, candidate for attorney genretwo years, holding regular cities have not failed to eral; and Hugh Brown, prominent this time and apper that on the most prominent hearsals during democrat of Salt Lake City. LofuncUP OILING AND at public CLEANING frequent HUNTERS BUSY cal candidates also will have a its p 'were to be found the pearing own director, tions. It has its RIFLES IN ANTICIPATION OF SECURING place on the program, and an excigar stores, occupying own and its own soloists, organist at ty MOST HUNTERS SEEM TO cellent musical program has been high rental values. ... sufficient talent being in the fitt nnmnn.. THE LIMIT i for the occasion, the w the nas of v need gone to meet every P A' i THINK THEY ALREADY HAVE PRIZE IN arranged public being cordially invited to and the referee has group attend. ?u cancelled its 151 leases organization. THE FAMILY LARDER The broadcast will be by remote The meeting at Price will be at the United States. Some control from the great Mormon Pse leases had been made out tabernacle where the Singing With the deer hunting season officially scheduled to Silver Moon hall. fO years. y asand reports This can be ac-- d Mothers give their numbers, Thursday of next week, October 20, for in the fact that II" many sisted by the famous tabernacle open hunters this be will year, plentiful f are smokingO s" WWJ.W 'WIMAW ,.ron TV., first uroeram con coming in that deer uw anu "wa getting more ury wmii and ruies, oiling J pleasure sists of: A talk of the organiza- now are busy cleaning reverb-cratin- " rebeen have 1 ";m man in the 10 and 15- time of sonv for past tion and accomplishments hills of this vicinity .'gars Of a few vpbts acm lief society, and three numbers by and and echoing with rifle shots as sportsmen have applied 'fin ftit' 1 know one who has and the chorus the "Mormon" hymn, of up on mS Permitted Ephrlam, Oct. 12. 'cnmp Thou Glorious "IDayWait themselves to checking from , bv the state game outside the forest and away ac- sheep now are leaving the forest, niline Mendelssohn's Promise," avoid will DEBTS." This areas. deer hunting WAR Thru the act of ed for the Lord," and "ine flock owners being well satisfied commission states that: The cidents and will not interfere with with the condition -naiiy in serving notice Chord," of their stock. Sullivan. th season will be from uciooer by male the hunting. TV1 w"l delay a $4,800,000 The lamb crop was small and this r. vth HatoQ inclusive: oneallowed not shoot until and Claim,, careful Be be payment and a possibly accounts for the exceldeer with horns will Li" Ulsuallment you see the horns. This is a pro- lent due on Amerl. each person holding a license. forage conditions which have be tection to hunters as well as to costs, censes for hunting only may prevailed during the past season, tVT a total occupation deer. the protected of R800.000 that the C says forestry department. had at a cost of $2.00. When you have killed your deer, EI! Cattle are beginning to drift "it .vT 8 PstPned this year. Elk Season November iu un- use and license put your tag your same time, that nation not open down to the valleys from the forThe elk season will " from the gun away. steadilv fnr.o est due to the cold weather at the running ,itu a November, til club of Elk Play the game fair and do not higher elevations. The cattle are The Ladies Republican to the 20th inclusive. 10th Program. Es. before the the start a day bridge hunting at in excellent condition and the fall will be allowed by special Helper will entertain season opens, nor after you have and rooms on hunting winter ranges outside the for9day notice that they tea in the Kiwanis club only. ofpermit killed your buck. Local forest 2 o'clock to be good. Prices est are Cautions for Hunters iiiaKe payments Saturday. Oct. 15, at has is- ficers will lend you every assis- on cattlereported and sheep are somewhat to an announcement by IIowever, there is The forestry department to make within their power due from other Mrs. Harris Simonsen, president sued the following cautions for the tance ll; on the forest pleasant unsatisfactory. obstay if your which, Kn has nnf hunters of u'l the ,1. organization. of benefit Wed. and 11 some of and profitable. there are many No charge will be madewomen served, will greatly lessen to ready ,5 To this may be added: Be care- Republican Candidates republican interested dangers: all i wuon the hunting "uim"" in Kino ; with your gun at all times; ful will here Campaigning in County for a depression, are cormauy invitea w uv""' I Unless storms occur when red cloth on your hat and a wear fire. from that vast advises Joans were made Mrs. Simonsen considerable danger imd l.e R. J. Vaughan, republican canof back; don't drag your gun thru made to be I We are asking the cooperation on dH democratlc admlnistra- - rangements are commissioner didate for four-yea- r take or fence after it you, brush pres a P"iod of war. have an interesting speaker hunters on the followingbe points: In tight places; of Carbon county; E. E. Pierce, with you careful right The forest is dry; r I mi JZ "mning the demo-mac- e ent for the occasion. candidate; Ralph C. finger off the trigger since every year we have keep your are b,,T (nuHtration for thc Iottns fire with be Jones to for state representative; shoot; until of ready son you J , small carelessness .!, i., Robert Haycock, u""ne a re- Are, due to the "Jbue;(n i careful not to stand your rifle and Arthur S. Horsley for county ' . minl3tratlon ,la' a con- - Mr and Mrs. J. It will fall down or can be attorney, were visitors in Hiawath.f "clean up your camp grounds where Heiner Monda! over easily. Be extremely tha Monday. knocked the of tKW ?iat3' Principally leave and Robert .. loans. bury refuse While there they enjoyed a trip icai Bwuuvu. all times and remember at careful -ra fit place areTso that It will be caught the twro the lives of others may depend on thru the model buildings of the farm some year. another to camp Mlllerton dairy. SpratUng ight band in your carefulness. removal of the tE of I Take your shooting practice th. Charkslr new home In cry, necessitating 1 member at the first joint. Leger houses. candidacy for had a feelin,? The Journal offers Its advertia- ers complete m circulation thru this dibtrirt as it Is possible to se-- Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, October 13, 1932 - compliance with a petition signed oy iw property owners. This petition was prepared for The Journal by County and Prose cuting Attorney Walter C. Gea3e. and caused to be circulated by this office in the belief that an exten sion of 20 days would carry the community thru the holiday shopping period when money will circulate more freely and enable many to meet their taxes without I - HOUSE UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF GARNER WAS FAITHLESS TO THE TRUST IMPOSED BY THE PEOPLE TRIED TO PASS BILLS APPYROPRIATING THREE AND A HALF BILLION DOLLARS FOR USELESS WORKS SAYS DEMOCRATIC By C. WATT BRANDON Last evening I listened to one of the most masterful ad dresses of a political nature ever heard. It was President Hoover talking in Des Moines, Iowa, and here at Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, it came off the air more distinct than would have been possible in the auditorium where it was delivered. xmerica heard the charge of a President who has had almost as much to contend with as did President Lincoln during the war, ahd has received almost as much abuse from a fightIn Lincoln's days ing minority. as well as these it was a ruinous opposition. Democrats have branded that speech as a "defense" argument Picture his charges against the democratic majority in the lower house of congress under leadership of the man who now is the democratic candidate for vice president. Had their program passed it would have meant the end of recovery, and if it ever passes it will end hope for recovery, according to the President. He referred to the Garner bill which has been termed a "pork barrel" measure, appropriating $1,200,000,000 for non productive and unnecessary works at the expense of the taxpayers. He charged that Garner and the democratic majority championed the cash bonus bill which provided for the issuance of fiat money in the amount of $2,300,000,000. He charged the democrats with bill, creatpassing a price-fixin- g ing what he termed as the "rubber dollar." He charged they passed other measures with this same reckless disregard for the safety of the na tion. in his statement mat "every thinking citizen knows that the farmer, the worker and the business man are in the same boat and Civil must all come to shore together," he brought home a truth which has not been realized by all. He stated that the prosperity of the farmer means the prosperity of the nation. He praised the tariff bill which was passed one year after the depression had taken a firm hold as affording protection to the farmer, as 90 per cent of the farmers' market is in the United States, and announcing his opposition to cancelaltion of the war debt payments to aid of agriculture. He pledged to work for repeal of the farm board stabilization powers, promised to support a greater tariff protection on agricultural products when necessary, advanced new plans for easing the burden of farm mortgages, and described his battle to save the gold standard last winter. Many of these battles, he said, have had to be fought in silence, without the cheers of the limelight or the encouragement of public suport because the very disclosure of the forces opposed to it would have undermined the courage of the weak and Induced pan- - Hideous misrepresentations and unjustified complaint had to be accepted in silence. Referring to the democratic opposition, he remarked: "It is by their acts in congress and their leadership that you shall know them." If this be "defense" we must make the best of it. His reception in Iowa could not have been more patriotic. His route from Davenport to Des Moines was a succession of forced stops, with cheering crowds jamming the tracks, forcing his train to slow speed. This is in contrast to the warning which had gone out that Iowa was against him and that he would find the farmers hostile. His speech was interby overrupted continuously whelming applause. As a result of this speech, new spirit has thrust itself into the campaign and will result in making inactive republicans campaigners until the general election is a thing of the past. They understand fully now many issues that have been unclear in the past, and understand that President Hoover has had much to contend with in battling a radical class that will admit they can see no good in the acts of the present government. ic. Improve National School Grounds About 15 men have been busy for the past two weeks filling in a large wash in the school grounds at National, about 18 miies west of Helper on the Gordon creek road, and generally improving it. The work Is being done under the federal relief funds and it is expected will be completed this week. CHAMBER CARD PARTY Monday, October 17, at 8 o'clock in the Kiwanis club rooms that is the date, time and place of the next card party to be given under the auspices of the Helper chamber of commerce, with Mrs. E. H. Thomas and Mrs. M. E. Moss as hostesses. Bridge, five hundred and solo will be played, couples b"ing asked to form their own tables, with tickets available at Thomas Millinery, Elite Jewelry, and Lowensteln Merc. Light refreshments will bo served and prizes awarded. |
