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Show Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, Novemk, TIflE HELPER JOURNAL Page Two Entered as second clasa mail matter at the postoffice in Helper, Carbon County, Utah. for the boys of our school is Sixth Grade W Lions Foxes 3 3 2 Tied 0 1 1 Wolves 1 4 3 0 Cubs VOTING ON THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3 The following article on the proposed amendment to Panthers 2 Tgers the state constitution which comes up for ballot next week Eighth Grade 2 5 Pirates nas been offered by the Utah Taxpayers association: 4 3 Eagles esorNo? It is likely that in our enthusiasm to secure Hawks 4 2 the success of our favorite candidates on November 8 we are By Alyce Bergera, Ada apt to overlook voting on the proposed constitutional amend Elmo Perry, reporters. 0 PUBLICATION DAY THURSDAY Subscription Rates, per year in advance $2.00 Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, November 3, 1932. Leopards L 1 ment. While candidates come and go, constitutional amend ments are known for their staying qualities. It is essential, therefore, that the citizens of Utah should not only acquaint themselves with the real purpose, both ap parent and hidden, of the amendments, but should also see to it that they do not forget to vote on the proposition on election day. As is well known, there is considerable dissatisfaction in some of our cities with their form of government. They now are opposed to the things that a few years ago they applauded. They have found that the experiment has not worked out. That is why the constitutional amendment is submitted -- to give the people the right to determine their own form of government; to write their own charters without legislative restrictions. This at once raises the question whether approval of the constitutional amendment will mean more rights to the politicians or to the people. If the people approve this amendment and the experiment proves a disappointment, how is the damage going to be undone? Knowing the history of amendments as we do, we are safe in saying that it will be a difficult task to make the change back to where we are. There is a strong feeling that the state cannot afford to relinquish its hold upon local government in the interest of uniformity of procedure and protection thruout the state. Is there another way out of the difficulty? Yes. If the cities wish a change in government they can apear before the legislature with their proposed new setup. That is the way that the commission form of government was established. The people went before the legislature, demanded it, and got it. Now they want to get rid of it. A study of the proposed amendment shows at once that it gives sweeping powers to the municipalities on the extent of taxation, on bonding and on other financial affairs in which the people are today so deeply and grieviously It is therefore a question whether it will prove to be in the interest of the people to remove these restrictions and limitations which the legislature has put on the taxing and bond- ing power of local officials. It resolves itself, therefore, into a taxpayers' problem. So there are two processes by which relief can be had. 1'j The way contemplated in the proposed amendment. If things do not turn out as we expect, we must again go before the legislature and have them pass another constitutional amendment to annul the one that is now proposed and then present it for the vote of the entire state for their approval. If this is what we want, and feel safe in doing away with present constitutional and legislative restrictions, then we should vote "yes" on the proposed amendment. 2. The other way is to go direct to the legisalture in case we are dissatisfied and get a change in our form of local government, without any constitutional amendment. If we feel safer in following that procedure, we should vote "no" on the amendment. But we should be sure to register our vote for, or against, the proposal. 1 Seventh Grade 3 4 2 2 Salt Lake City's Newest Hostelry BE IN UELPEB SIN DA republican pro- of Editor and Publisher gressing rapidly. The summary as follows: is played games Society Editor 2 2 0 0 will be in Helper Sunday. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES Eysight S King -- HOTEL ialist at the Gift Shop Frank Barker, Dictator Eyes Examined ..Repair Work.. Every Knights of Pythias Hall ONWARD LODGE NO. 15 Judd, Meets Every Thursday Evening K. OF P. IIALL J. A. Robey, C. of C. F. C. Bertolino, M. F. J. A. Gill, K. R. and S. C. WALTER GEASE Utah Helper Will II lTHM.tvanT'M n-- Phone Phone Price, Utah Price 392 Helper J 6-- DR. C. L. KLINE The third, fourth, fifth and selected members of the sixth grade Physician and Surgeon 8 4 2 are preparing an operetta which Office Hours: will be staged during the week 308 West First South preceding Christmas. It is called One Block West of Helper Hotel "Santa's Not Guilty," and is being Office 250 Phone directed by Miss Rae Christensen. Utah Helper anThe Helper school gave its WM. T. ELLIOTT nual Halloween party Monday at DR. and Surgeon secPhysician S. The the L. D. first, chapel. Office in Henry Hall Bldg. ond, third and fourth grades were 99-Res. 132 entertained in the afternoon and Phones: ' Office Utah the upper grades in the evening. Helper A spookland entrance and a burlesque surgical operation were features of the evening. The follow Physician and Surgeon ing prizes were awarded the best costume, Dean Winters and Helen AVALON HOTEL Marie Koulas; funniest costume, Phone 185 Carlo Nemenick and Luella Dav-ieHelper 11-- 1 8 5 the best "tiny tot" costume, Office Hours Lois May Spratling. The general committee included the Misses Ivy DR. A. R. DEMMAN Memmott, Orpha Faylor, JoseOlsen. Carl and phine Pagano, Physician and Surgeon VOTE 7-- 2-- 11-1- DR. F. H. LOW 200 TILE 100 ROOMS SPRING CANYON COAL CO. La : .,iy arr fte Pai ( JfcSi I -n B.tIiAI Rates SI.50 to $3.00 ' I a mark of distinction to stop at the TEMPLE SQUAKE HOTEL It's Service First RADIO CONNECTIONS FOR EVERY the' Spring Canyon Coal noti I is ROC ot ef Union Pacific Bus Depot in Temple Square Hotel Be?. Interurban Depot just across the street. Union Station J blocks east Just across the street from Mormon Temp' lJ ERNEST C. KOSSITER, jUs ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Court House la (: ST .Leinple HELPER LODGE XO. 1659 0 The N. B. club of the seventh grade held a Halloween party on Monday evening for themselves and partners. Games and dancing were features of the evening. Refreshments were served. Those in , charge were: Annie Pappazahar-isTeresa Quilico, and Virginia Greener. Miss Orpha Faylor, club advisor, was a special guest. Dr. N. ; LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE A. J. Carlson, Secretary Tuesday at 7:30 P.M. Von v Twis of Provo, photo xx Will. located in grapher of Provo, has with his time, short a for Helper studio located in the Stafford it to press of the Journal goes As The building, four doors north W. W. Seegmiller, that advised is series The interclass baseball candidate for governor, postoffice. THE HELPER JOURNAL School Notes DeLOS E. BRANDON MARION BONACCI W. W. SEEGMILLER - x.e'4U i . ' Miners and Shippers of the Celebrated PROTECT Spring Canyon Coal Mines ALL OF UTAH'S INDUSTRIES at Spring Canyon, Utah PROVIDE General Offices 817 Newhouse Building, ! JOBS FOR THOUSANDS Salt Lake City, Utah PRESERVE THE PRESENT SMOOT SUGAR TARIfF s; 7-- 2-- RE-ELEC- ' COLORADO SCHOOLS REPORTED CLOSING VOTE State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, HELPER S. UD 7-- 2-- NOTICE TO WATER USERS C r.o ITS AUTHOR ' DALPIAZ HOTEL BLDG. Res. Ph. 100 Office Phone 80-11-- 1 8 5 Office Hours Mrs. Thomas Migliaccio and her Helper Utah two sons Tony and Junior return ed Monday from a week end visit MRS. J. E. FLYNN, Mgr. with her parents in Grand JuncLicensed Embalmer tion. Mrs. Migliaccio advises the Undertaker in attendance schools in Montrose closed last UTAH PRICE Friday for lack of funds, that the Phone 29 schools at Peonia were expected Ambulance Service to close this week, and that there is some discussion of a possibility HARRIS SIMONSEN of the schools in Grand Junction of the after the first NOTARY PUBLIC year. closing Iry T UTAH P. COLTON Notary Public October 6, 1932. COLTON MOTOR CO. Notice is hereby given that Helper Municipal Corporation has HELPER UTAH made application in accordance with the requirements of the Laws of Utah to appropriate 2 c.f.s. of water from Beaver creek in Carbon County, Utah. Said water is to be diverted at a point which TRANSFER and DRAY bears 10660 ft. N. and 5195 ft. E. of the NW cor. Sec. 4, T. 13 S., Hauling of All Kinds R. 8 E., S. L. B. & M. and conveyed a distance of approx. seven miles where it will be used from January 1st to December 31st incl. of each year for domestic HELPER to and municipal purposes by the inhabitants of the city of Helper. This application is designated in the State Engineer's Office as File No. 11307. by TELEPHONE All protests against the grantTHERE IS NOTHING LIKE SAFETY FIRST ing of said application, stating the One of Carbon county's leading democratic women re- reasons therefore, must be by afcently advised us she believed it would be a democratic land- fidavit in duplicate, accompanied After 8:30 P.M. Only slide for Roosevelt this year and, lest we gather the impres- with a fee of $1.00, and filed in office this within (30) honest thirty her days $1.40 was that she she was prejudiced, sion explained after the completion of the publishe was a democrat. Station-to-Statio- n cation of this notice. opinion, and not formed because Rates GEORGE M. BACON, Well, the editor has been a republican ever since he cast Plus Federal tax on State Engineer. his first vote, as has been his father, and as was his grand- Date of amounts of 50c or over first October publication, d r AS P I R I N P The Bayer cross is not merely trade-mar- k, but a symbol of safety. 'a The name Bayer tells you that it cannot depress the heart. The tablet that's stamped Bayer dissolves so quickly you get instant relief from the pain. CARTER'S There's no unpleasant Uistoor v&ut to tablets of Bayer manufactui: no injurious ingredients to uprei the system. PHONE Tablets bearing the familiar Bayer cross have no coarse pti'dw V irritate throat or stomjwJi. 213 Senator Because DEAN OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE CHAIRMAN OF SENATE FINANCE COMMUTE - VOTE SAFE VOTE STRAIGHT REPUBLICS San Francisco $2.55 father, and as we believe would have been our great-gran13, 1932. father had the grand old party existed at that time. And we Date of completion of publication, November 10, 1932. honestly believe President Herbert Hoover will be be on to office on Tuesday, November 8, altho it may not a landslide scale. However, just to be safe, we have set aside splendid likenesses of Messrs Hoover and Curtis, and Roosevelt and Excellent Meals Quick Service Garner, and whichever party wins, The Journal will carry their pictures in its next issue. Kiwanis Dining Hall in Connection Most Attractive Cafe in Carbon THE KING;PIN RACKET County Someone now has discovered that slot machines are the per cent commisgreatest of all rackets and with their 60-4DAY sion arrangement are pouring millions of dollars annually HELTEIt, UTAH rilONE 191 into the hands of gangland chicfiiam. The slot machines are made up of three wheels, each wheel having ten stopping slots, and when t!ic same proper EVERYTHING FOR design appears in the correct place on all three wheels, one Skdh'm . BUILDING the chance in a thousand, the player wins jack pot. We are well to meet prepared Insulating Paper New York police recently destroyed all slot machines your requirements for construcwhich could be seized, and it is stated they swung the first tion materials of every descripFelt IHV tion. clean-uOur stock is always comwhich will a in hammers campaign engulf ledge plete. By concentrating all such .he nation. here . r uoings o Us joaume uang -- 'Virmicam THIS IS CERTAINLY A GREAT PARTY yOF YOURS V S Jr "tar: YES. THE MUSIC IS THE BEST IN THE UNITED STATESAND THE ENTERTAINING (th. NUMBERS ARE GOOD - TOO- TELEPHONE THE GRILL CAFE 0 p Fred Hischier, representative Baby Peter Charles Cresto, son if Mr. and Mrs. Cresto, who has for the Standard Oil company of i3en ill the past week, now is re- California, with headquarters in Provo, spent the latter part of covering nicely. last week in this vicinity spreadMrs. Sam Scallion and Mrs. ing the warmth of his cheery smile Trank Plastino and son Jimmy and looking after the interests of s;ent from Friday to Monday in company business. capital city visiting with Say your read it in The Journal, OPEN Mil w AND NIGHT WE CAN THANK OUR NEW PHILCO RADIO- - ITS JUST LIKE BEING BESIDE THE ORIGINAL ORCHESTRA ,7 purchases you will avoid the possibility of disappointment. Deliveries are made promptly, exactly as promised. 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