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Show THE HELPER JOURNAL, HELPER, UTAH In History G-oIc- l TITHE A RELIC OF OTHER DAYS Intermountain Hews Briefly told for Busy Readers PEA PRICES DOUBLE WILL FIGHT COYOTES WINS WORLD PRIZE COUNTY DEBT FREE But Is Recognized as Property by English Law. AMPLE PEACH CROP In southern The recent revolt of 10,030 farmers who had failed to meet bis tithe payments due the Church of England. In the present situation, auctioneers who have tried to sell the property of farmers who owe tithes have met with as little success as the auctioneers in foreclosure sales In parts of our'own Tithe payments are a relic of ancient days, when persons were called of the produce upon to pay of all land and labor to the support of the church. They were stabilized in England in 1925 by an act of parliament, which laid down a fixed schedule of payments. Since then, however, the prices of live stock and agricultural produce have dropped by about 50 per cent. The tithe probably originated in a Mid-Wes- t. tribute levied by a conqueror or ruler upon his subjects, and perhaps the custom of dedicating a tenth of the spoils of war to the gods led to the religious extension of the term. Before the Eighth century payment of tithes was enjoined by ec clesiastical writers and church councils, but the earliest authentic example of a law of the state enforcing payment Is probably that in the Capitularies of Charlemagne. In England the earliest example of legal recognition of tithes is believed to be a decree of a synod in 786. The church received tithes in the Middle Ages, but trouble arose under the reign of Henry VIIL When this monarch raided the monasteries he transferred their tithe privileges to his friends. The tithe is properly, and if the government abolished it or even amended It In principle, ii is argued, It would thea have to rer.irm all property laws. So the tithe (pestion is one of parliament's kniiitiest problems. But Jut Where? The cla.ss had been Instructed to write an essay on winter. Before they began, the teacher gave them a few hints, and among other things he suggested that they might Introduce a short paragraph on migration. One child's attempt read as follows. "In winter It is very cold. Many old people die in winter and many birds also go to a warmer England to resist the payment of tithes directs attention owners to this form of taxation, which has N E V. Li vestock ELY, f from time to time been the cause of behead of 50,000 sheep grazing tween Cedar City and the north considerable agitation in that coun Nevada state line held a conference try. More than a year ago reports with officials of the U. S. biologi- came from a Sussex town to the efcal survey on means of fighting the fect that angry farmers had attacked a bailiff who attempted to raids of coyotes on the flocks. jelze sheep belonging to a neighbor MORGAN, UT. W. E. Crldtlle, a ! ".;? farmer near here, has received a check for one hundred dollars as premium for fifth prize on Trebl barley, entered In the world's grain and conference, at exhibition In Gold Diggers of South Africa Playtim. Canada. This prize was won with the entire Prepared by National Geographic Society, gold production since the discovery in competition Washington. I). C. WNU Servian. of America can now be definitely world. standards, gold located, says the director of the MOSCOW, IDA. Seed pea dealgold rushes, gold United States mint are quoting $3,50 per hundred ers values, uses of gold, and In Half Used Industry. In comparison with $1.75 or to pounds other references gold myriad Since 1492 the world has mined have kept the yellow metal before more than $22,000,000,000, as off- toes paid one year ago. the public eye In recent months. POCATELLO, IDA. Over a milicially reported. Of this, about 80 Gold coins brought from the per cent was produced snce 1800. lion pounds of rodent bait has been wreck of Robinson Crusoe were But today, the world's nations shipped from the government poiworthless to him. On his Island, hold, as monetary gold stock, only son plant here during the past year. nobody was In sight from whom about $11,940,000,000. BRIGHAM CITY, UT. Box Eldhe might buy. What, you ask, has become of But when Crusoe was rescued and the rest of It? Where are the miss- er County went through the depression of the year ending March 31, -could mingle again with other men, ing ten billions or more? It closa manner that such in 1933, then his gold would buy anything It went, much of It, Just as In he wanted. What a simple lesson olden times. Into ornaments. In ed the year with a net Increase In cash available for county governIn the power of gold I 1931, for Instance, of, roughly, to the Lust for gold, and the power It of gold mined In the United ment of $21,052.25, according exaccountant the of wields, recast Old world geography public report States alone, about $29,000,000 was in the plundering raids of Alexander amining the records. It Is noted by consumed In Industry. the Great It brought changes to To understand gold's place In the the auditor that Box Elder county Europe's map In the Punic wars, world today and how it affects our is entirely free from any bonded NEWS PHOTO FLASHES FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE and in the campaigns of Marlus, one must first swiftly indebtedness or tax anticipation nr. BRISTLE WITH INTEREST. Unpainted neglected JulPompey, Paulus Aemlllus, and trace Its use through other times. notes. for years America has finally awakened to the need Jm f ius Caesar. of paint In every section of the country in every Europe's gold when Columbus TONOPAH, NEV. 209 cars of Leaping the Atlantic in the wake first sailed westward amounted to ore have been walk of life painting is the order of this new day. shipped out from this s of Columbus, it was again the gold less than some present-daAnd Paints.famous for quality and of all family city during 1933, and nearly low cost, lead the way in the nation's biggest painting fever which led the conquering of had this Europe fortunes. Part went to Utah smeltrevival. Renovize protect save with Sherwin-Williahordes on those long explorations mined, part she had plundered from the shipments VI DO OUR PART ers. quality paint this Fall. Don't let Winter rot which not only wrecked and robbed other lands. Cadmus, a Phoenician, rust do further damage to unprotected wood and and licenses the Aztec and Inca empires and PROVO, UT. Marriage s "Paint Headmetal. See your local opened a gold mine In Thrace about slew or enslaved whole tribes of 1594 B. C, and "carried thither the to the number of 303, which is 33 quarters" at once. Write for a free copy of the new s "Home Decorator." The Indians, but laid the first lines of alphabet and other germs of civili- more than were Issued for the same Co., 605 Canal Road, Cleveland, Ohio. what Is now the map of the west- zation." Jason, on his piratical gold period of 1932, have been Issued by 6 Mil sv m ern hemisphere. quest to Argos In 1203 B. C, gave the local authorities. tm', Yet a third geographic chapter the name Argonauts to BEAVER, UT. The 25 Virginia in man's world-widgold quest Croesus gained wealth from boys at C. C. C. Camp Delano, have COW CALLER S0UCIE dawned when the trail wove back ancient to Fort placer mines of Smyrna; and forth across the Pacific, from so did Midas of the legendary gold- been ordered transferred CATCHES "FEVER." members the All af other Douglas. California to Australia, back to en touch, .CelebrManleno, C. C C. camp will remain here. Alaska, then away off to South ities in all walks of Darius of Persia looted Asia Camp Delano, located at the Tush-e- r Africa. life are catching the Always, on the cultural Minor, Greece, and Egypt, and levranger station site In the Beaver map, the goldseeker left his mark. ied gold and silver tribute. Part painting fever. Mr. . mountains, won the blue penant Consider California. Treffle Soucie, 75 years The of this Alexander retrieved when by rating first place in the state of seven times a rush to Its rich placers old, turn and In he plundered Babylon Utah. It is also rated the third in started that western migration which other lands of enormous sums. champion cow caller, the entire United States. still brings 'em in from was to build railways and cities, d Holes dug by Ha"- ? half a mile away and cover the when he worked the gold veins of found Industries, LOGAN, UT. An Improved outwithout a megaphone. West with farms, sawmills, and what now Is Hejas were recently fit for snow control on the state He's painting his barn schoolhouses. Gold strikes. In the seen, Dlodorus tells In dramatic roads has been ordered by the auCommonwith same way, swelled the human tide detail how naked slaves, with can- thorities of Cache county. wealth Barn Red a to Australia and hastened Its setPAINTING PRECEDES NIGHT GENERATION" "4 dles tied on top of their heads, SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Salt -- 4FCi! oil 7f "quality" champion, PARTY. Essexville, Mick. (R. Ii. No. 1) With tlement and growth. worked the hot tunnels of Egyptian Lake's postoff ice payroll will be Intoo. of motor car aid the mines of fabulous gold mines in the cruel days of creased by $10,000 monthly beginWhen gold headlights, painter works far into niciht to finish painting the "wee bit wealth opened In South Africa, they the Tharaohs. ning on the first of October, accordhoose" ot Mrs. A. MacDonald, 87 years of a?e, In Dark continent the the put Some of early Europe's gold came ing to the postmaster. The increase in time for the gathering of the clan. The occato and world's eye led, Indirectly, from Siberia. Gmelln, the German will be due to the postoffice desion is Grandma MacDonald's birthday party for the Boer war. Cripple Creek, the traveler, says the tunnels were so 6 months her youngest great granddaughter SI - mil- - if , f partment eliminating the payless old. Four generations of MacDonalds were represented. Sherwin-WilliaKlondike, northern Ontario, now small that men had to crawl on Paint, the preferred each postsystem whereby furlough brand of the MacDonalds for many years, was used on this job. the greatest gold area in the west- their bellies to get at the quartz, al employee must take a three-daern world, all have had their profrom which they picked gold fila- leave each month. "SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S found effects on human progress. ments with tools pointed with boars SALT LAKE CITY, UT. AssessFOR ME!" Indianapolis, Gold Is Not Static, fangs. Ind. A typical scene in -- , ed valuations in the State of Utah worked their gold was Egyptian kings used When gold leading department and merely as 1933 at a rate decreased during Sherwin-Williawith and dealer slaves, Carthage personal adornment. In plata, or In mines ranging from IS per cent in Rich stores everywhere as the decorative arts, It swayed the not only enslaved people In what county to 4.92 per cent in Wayne ' also now but is brought Spain, of who those possessed destiny only movement gains speed. county, according to the statistician, to African of slaves hordes help It, as in Peru and Mexico, or when for the state tax commission. Only Rome paid chariot loads of It to work these mines. one county, that of Wasatch, shows India Hoards Gold. the barbarians to save herself from an Increase, which amounted to .74 being sacked, nut when gold came India, In time, became the world's of one per cent into wide use as money, to meas- greatest gold hoarder. "The treasST. ANTHONY, IDA. An Insect ure wages, prices, and the cost of ure sink of the world," she has made in the Targ-he- e living In all nations, then it bebeen called. Just how much gold survey is being national forest gan to influence the whole world. Is still hidden In the secret vaults Tariffs, the gold standard, foreign of her princes, nobody knows; from POCATELLO, IDA. Enrollment exchange and debts, arbitrage 1873 to 1930, however, the records In the C. C. C. camps In this disgold brings thera all Into the picsVow that India imported about trict, with headquarters In Poca-tellture of international relations. In gold. has dropped about 500, or $2,800,000,000 from approximately 4,000 at the Sou think of all this when you Even after America was discovwalk through the United States ered, Europe, though her own gold peak to about 3500. The decrease mint In Philadelphia and see the supply was Increased, continued to is resultant from the policy of P shiny new gold coins come tum- obtain less by mining than by con- the project which allows the men to resign when other employment bling out; or when yon explore the quest and plunder. Corteas and robbed In the New world as is found. vast, silent vaults of the Federal Reserve bank In lower New York Sclplo and Alexander had done In OGDEN, UT. Boise contractors city, sunk far below the Hudson the Old. were the low bidders at $193,140.30 Few books record Hie fact, yet for the construction of more than river level, with their stacks of v4 gold bars and bags of coin worth Japan In the Seventeenth century nine miles of graded earth road be1 xt fat billions. High above you, in the supplied Europe with an Important tween Ketchum and Clayton in Cusbusy street, armored trucks and stock of gold. The Portuguese and ter county, Idaho, in the Challls naarmed guards come and go with Dutch managed this, beginning gen- tional forest, when bids were opened still more gold, the gold that Is erations before the American Com- in the U. S. bureau of public roads. NEW YORK ARCHITECT DOES MASTERPIECE IN PAINT. the modore Perry opened Japan's ports forever crossing and SALT LAKE CITY, UT.-G- ov. New York CiVy. N. Y. Mr. Perry M. Duncan, winner of the oceans, the gold of Paris and Lonto world trade, coveted Winchester Fellowship at Yale University, has produced exquisite room II. Blood has approved a don, of Tokyo, and Buenos Aires. Fernao Mendes Pinto, a pirate Henry program, drawn up by the s effects in his beautiful new Bronxville home with quality paints. building For gold Is never static; inces- from the Portuguese colony at s book The Home Decorator' a valuMr. Duncan says "I found the 1 of administration state emergency form and It changes able for source was place, Nlngpo, China, driven upon the santly suggestions in planning exteriors and interiors of homes." public works, calling for the erecand yet endures. Japanese coast during a storm In tion on behalf of unemployment Look at your own gold watch 1545. When he returned to Nlngpo ON BIG TIMEI Atlanta, Ga. new buildand think. Some of its gold par- with tales of much gold In Japan, and national recovery of This big, timely reminder to "pause and all of the state's at ings practically have come otides might conceivably refresh yourself" is 15 feet across. It is the other Portuguese fitted out ships institutions. With the $10,000,000 even from the gold of Solomon's and began trading. brightest spot in the "upper stratum" of enreclamation program already Atlanta. Thousands daily seek its big, red temple; from an old treasure ship Nothing stirs man's Imagination dorsed some face or call Walnut 8550 and hear a sweet by Governor Blood, plundered by buccaneers of the more than tales of huge nuggets. -n "electrical" voice recommend Coca-Col- a and $1,512,000 building 1, 1. Spanish Main; or, again, from new Small ones have appeared In the time ago, the i MB the correct time, night or day. This give will Just bring approved gold mined only last year In Aricraws of chickens and turkeys; program mammoth timepiece is finished with Kem of public works, submitzona. Bulletin Colors another s children at play have found others. the total in board to federal the ted Utah, A fourteen-year-olCalifornia boy Look at the motley heaps of secQuality paint. millions. of to a total eighteen named Perkins, playing with a toy ond hand gold jewelry In any pawnshop window. Visit one of the great water wheel In a Calaveras county OGDEN, UT. Plans are progresfactories In New Kngland or around creek, picked up a nugget worth sing for the annual convention of othcostume and where $1,800. Manhattan, the Utah Municipal League to lie ' HOLD IT! WIN $25 CASH. Near Dutch Flat, In the same held er Jewelry Is turned out by the I I at Tremnnton, Septemtier 21, Cleveland, O. Del Long and carload, and you see again why state, an old miner. Pan Hill, 22, 23. The convention will be held TINIEST MAN GETS HUGE OFFER I News Clarence Schultz In a wash to his so much all hands of uses stooped gold III. Mr. Klmer Chiatzo. St. Aubin, Industry want interestat the sumo time os the annual Box Photographers a In saw water and brook the the consider fortunes smallest Or world's man, contemplates produced. ing pictures. $25 for every one Elder fair and Trcmonton rodeo. an offer of $500 to paint huge s emin gold leaf laid on the crosses and chunk of gold as big as his head. published. spectacular sign with SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Nevada domes of churches, such as St. He got $12,300 for It ployees excluded. Pictures must S-Kem Finishes, This mammoth be unusual, newsy include the North Carolina does not come to will ask for public works loans agPaul's cathedral In London, the sign faces "A Century of Progress" s use of some mosques of Meshed and An Najnf, mind first as a gold state. Yet rec- gregating at least eight millions of and the Illinois Central Railway product. Send pictures to Del such structures os the Woolworth ords In the United States mint show dollars, under a preliminary proat 24th St. and the and Clarence care The Sherwin-Williathat It mined gold as early as 1793. gram now being drafted, it Is reOuter Drive, Chicago. The midget, nd American Radiator buildings Co. Enclose Reed In old In Its is CabarMr. inches 36 From mine, fortunes or Aubin, tall, weighs the St In New York, ported at the regional headquarters stnmped envelope, if 22 is and old. came a 'S pounds veritable stream ;i this city. years you wish photographs returned gold worked up every year In the rus county, of nuggets that ranged from bean-siz- e dental and slgn pnlntlng trades. up to gold chunks of 23 pounds. 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