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Show THE Paire Six Shipwreck Believed Answer to Stirring Mystery of Lovers9 Canoe Tragedy Tittle of standard viile trdered a new Hperial ' mliT Kwlaii job from the Kerid i ii'. t o. j:i-- i France-i-T- he riddle of the red rubber canoe, bearing a. Social Calendar his report was requested as the lieiper womeus club contemplate; tin- furnishine of milk tn nmlei- - j ,rno.!.j nourished 21 children h It.iS !HtIl j la il'Ulio, Ijit iioiiie the past two' ii" ii mill, is now beter. j iv oiini'd Si;r lo LiM..tlt !:.!:! t home the i i itiib a severe iiitaci; of th:-- ' flu. .Mi. Litizzettc's many ':i'n.!si !iir it and felinK h.-- r Da-i- ..x iiiltKun of . i j Ii i ; l '' J.:er ' - :.ing a it fair. o:i 'k in Helper l: 7:3" n p. ii. - i.iu ami v,n sioii! tli.' pa.il visiting ai t!i ,).,,,. & v Professional i II-- Directory 00' 39c $1.39 .i . 59c 49c 22c 24c O. P. s. Rolls and OVER 90 OTHER 0. STORE FIRST HELPER DRUG CO. ; hi mam QUICK! Telephone If fS It r. - ... i r- GIG t . - f t ' -- f i j i L,,.. ... Raisin-Cinnamo- n The only a few, days. de- mand is almost more than our can bakery produce. Many people tell us they are worth 15c, though we sell THE MERRIEST SPOT IN THE STATE Carbon County's One Smart Place To Dance m SAVE MONEY SPECIAL BARGAIN HELPER JOURNAL Our Rye Bread 3 Many people for it. Colds, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, Sciatica, Muscular Paint, Pert' That's edic Pain. Dr. Miles' Aspir-Mirelieves quickly, pleasantly, does not upset the stomach or cause Constipation. Mrs. Mar low, Red Wing, Minn, nt Dr. MM Aspir-Mi- nt for Colds and would not jeel tafe uniesa J had U in tht house. It given ruch quick relief" Your druggist has Dr. Miles' Aapir-Mi- nt Why don't you ask him about It? B vprrd, frt prbr. jn Br pitif n soontir tiian foa think. iMlf rsckwt lie 8mU lit. DR. MILES' dough. It usual flavor ciumbley of sweet has a most and un- never have items that can't be Hunting & Fishing Needlecraft Etude Music Magazine S. we carry a city bakery bread at Boy's Life sur- 3 for 10c. Shop here and save money. D.P.5KGGS -- of Purity" SEND IN YOUR ORDER TODAY- - THE HELPER JOURNAL, Helper, Utah. Enclosed find $2.60 for which send me the HELPER JOURNAL, 1 year, and the 3 magazlnps marked above with an X. NAME P0ST0FFICE R F. D 'A Suretv 1 year months 6 months 1 year 6 months 1 year 2 years 6 months 6 Boy Parent's Magazine Breeder's Gazette other health, raisin and white breads at 5c. Then 0. P. ALL FOR ONLY American Our pan rolls, our passed. $2.60 PUBLICATIONS Poultry Tribune is when sliced, only We also 5c. dif- 0. P. S. Sweet Rye is made Bread OF THESE Mark the 3 publications you wish thus (X) Pictorial Review l year Delineator Magazine 1 year Country Home 3 years Pathfinder (52 issues) 1 year Woman's Home Companion 1 year Christian Herald 6 months Better Homes & Gardens 1 year McCall's Magazine 1 year American Home l year Farm Mechanics 1 year Woman's World 1 year Reg- ular Rye Bread is made of sour dough. YEAR AND YOUR CHOICE OF ANY O. P. S. ferent. 1 havued D SUCH MUSIC! SUCH PEPI 1 this new item is ays: RAMBLERS CAL'S them at only 5c per pan. do not care , i S. never seen or tasted. - j SAT., FEB. 20 is an item you have probably niiei-,-i.iu- hnsiiies-meetin- P. Rolls have been in our stores Is Your , flARDENS SUCH FUNi of our own. are creations TRY YOUR REXALL 111 s RAINBOW Bread BARGAINS . ,; DANCE g high-power- prm-rapi- Washington Bicentennial 32c - 1 At The For Cash , , Greet Your Friends Special - eiii,.i-(.,i,,,- Utah Phone 60 Helper wan-Ins- d - M eat & Grocery in-'- j 1 SATISFACTION r- - if 1'iai-indi- i PRICE Phone M. s - QUALITY Society Fridays 7:30 p. m. 200-fo- Si-- Meats aioioal St. Antony Church Ittv. w. A. Ruei Ut v. James Claffey. Asst. ... l..'i-con8:20 a. m. fined at hi home the past wee!: M;i ii iii" '!:. ' is now .Keltinj; Siiial.iy School - - 10:30 a.m. ., o o o i inri'ly. O Mrs. Lee Spears and children ol Helper returned home Monday West Africa No Longer from Salt Lake City where they spent several weeks visit , Submerged in Darkness have DE. C. L. KLINE with relatives. Many chungea may be noted as O and Surgeon Physician evidence of improved social condiGlen Ballinger was a business Office Hrs: tions in West Africa. Cannibalism caller in Latiula Monday of this 308 West First South :. Is nearly extinct. Slavery Is week. One block west of Helper Hotel Fetishism is greatly decreased. Phone: Office 250 Most of the harmful secret societies : Utah Helper are practically at an end. Murder Is very rare, as compared with Its DR. M. C. MELROSE frequency in the United States, Physician and Surgeon is very greatly decreased. New A. J. Stafford Building The language has been reduced to Residence 131 Office Phone 22 wi ning and the New Testament, porHrs. 11-- 5 and 8 Helper tions of the Old Testament and ninny textbooks have been printed. The majority of the young men and DR. WM. T. ELLIOTT boys, and some thousands of women Physician & Surgeon and girls can read and write. Young Office in Henry Hall Building women have more freedom as to Phones: Office, 99-Reg. 132 school and marriage, and some are HELPER, UTAH tahlug nurses' training courses; some become teachers, and others DR. F. H. LOW dressmakers. Time was when all days were alike. The Introduction Physician and Surgeon AVALON HOTEL of the Sabbath was a novelty to the WHITE KING Phone 185 people, and has proven a great Helper Wnshinsr Powd. 11-- 1 - 5 - 8 Last year's statistics Office Hours: blessing. 3 FOB showed that the attendance at Sunday school averaged 94,000. New J. E. FLYNN CEYSTAL WHITE York Sun. Undertaker and Licensed SOAP. 10 FOR Embalmer PRICE - - UTAH Egyptian Stone Cuttera Phone 29 Service Ambulance 1 Lb. IniDorted Despite prevailing impressions to the contrary, the ancient Egyptians CASTILE SOAP ONWARD LODGE No. 15 discovered and used hardened steel Meets Every Thursday Evening in Scientists, who 4 Lb. Bar Iiinrtd have made extensive Investigations K. of P. HALL of the Egyptian stone curvings, can .1. A. Gill, C. of C. CASTILE SOAP refute what most writers on the subP. C. Bertolino, M. F. ject say, that before 1300 B. O. the W. H. Brown, K. R. and S. 2 Qt. HOT WATER Egyptians did not have Iron or steel tools. To deny the use of steel for BOTTLE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE by the ancient Egyp tians is, to a steel metallurgist, alHelper Lodge No. 1859 MIDNIGHT FACE most like denying the cutting Itself, Every Tuesday Night, 7:30 P. M. Tor hardened steel Is the only subKnights of Pythias Hall POWDER stance known to man which could have served the purpose. Before the BOB WHITE dawn of history the Egyptians made SOAP. 10 for amazing progress, for they were able to produce beautifully carved statues of hard stone and such a pile as TOILET PAPER. the high stepped pyramid of Sakkara. 6 FOR : street. WIDOW WOMAN' uwds work; any or office kind of housework cleaning: hy '.he dav. or as desired. MR?. PEARL DAVIES, Lpr, .Vl'S. S. i 18, 1932 A lot of fellows who in 1929 were looking forward to a castle in Spain would now be satisfied with a cottage just off Main Groceries a. in. ii. .iiup iiyroi'. l a. - 4:lo) u .M;)i:days iei ;!'m Tile:.. - 2 On ji. ii 'I':" siiav visitor in n ' elis stone-cuttin- ,r a,, 1 p- - i i rii i.i ol A L. Nielson, .S'.ipt. stone-cuttin- i .11 day leli"l' ,!, per. One reason why money flows out of a town is that people are not sufficiently informed by advertising- of the margains they can find in the home stores. Want Ads .'ay Saints tiiureh ';.!i ll,!..fi fast Ih date Uil.r in cs''av of this veeli. l.i;i;iiic- ;i -- -' Mr. and Mrs. A. Roberta m leered to entertain the Indies sit; Price were hosts at u 6 o'clock a function similar dinner next Sunday, February' 14, at Wednesday Frazee Home H'p home of Mr. and iin t..,i eveiiitic. The gentlemen w ill n i Mrs. M. Frazee was a charming all arrangements for the dam-irStorey, hostess Saturday evenuiR, Febru-jawill prepare and serve h Valentine colored flowers and ary 13, at her home when she en-- ! luncheon which, it is understood .place cards, enhanced it,. i,.i,. t o ou a i r i.uiuoi win ne an elaborate tufair. in laiiim ai iiinner, witteli was enjoved bv H M ssrs and Mesdiimes supper. Tad Storey Places were laid for 11 guests, Mr. and Mrs. Andelin C. Xelson, H. C. i, Rice, Nick the tallies being decorated with intevtam at Dinner Mrs. II. Madson. Mr. and .! M....ft. M l: M,. l. or pretty Valentine colors mid placein r i". r. II istier tin nu, .mi. unit .O, iV .Villi' II cards Those sharing in Mrs. Fra- tertaitied a few friends at u hot and hostess. zees noxpuamy were .wsnames Mr. Mrs. and m Tad Thursday partv evening t! Kirebbnrger, J. Rehol, H. Taylor, lmt week in tlHljl. bridge prizes. O. Wahl, J. J. McKenneh. F. P. 'tin. the evenine hnms ,.,,. ' i,i Fisher and Miss Inez Regulo or in fonnn II v at five hundred C.n .. Tuesday Bridge Club Helper, and Mrs H. Madson, Mrs. f Ulp s ,h(!,r ts at Bobbins' Home B. K. Olsen and Mrs. L. Weten- - Faye xvere Mr. limi Mvs. Harold !rs. it S. Rohliins of kamp of Price. 'Morrison, their son H.Hvan! a" was hostess to the Spring Mrs. Fisher received the honor Tuen-d.iCarol, Miss R:il.v IV mi 'iiiiyon daughter hridue club at her home, bridge score and Mm II. Taylor an,, Wiss( If,v 1Menunn(t luncheon the low. being served at 1:30 at t th- Mrs. Ovover Hostess Spring Canyon boarding house. The Professional and The Business following women enjoyed At Bud8e luncheon hridpre: Mrs. R. S. RoMiins, Mrs Women held their regular business Mrs. 1.. K. Crover was n lovely Rov Hi re hard and Mrs. Dave meeting Monday evening, Febm-- 1 hostess at her home Monday evc- - I'huvii of Sprinsr Canyon: Mrs. I: ary 15, at the city hall. V.'a!i!tron and Mrs. 11 w !ntnsr, February 15, when she PH'-eReal Gratitud Mrs. Roy Woodhead. Mis at a bridge luncheon jtertained 1.. ' Follow-"The obligations of gratitude, like a delictum two course .lackson, Mrs. R. Robinson and I, Announced luncheon bridge was the evening's: h r mother, Mrs. N'ott.me, and all approved obligations, are a low Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Litizzette .entertainment Vaitchn of Kenihvorfh ;' Mrs. form of morality. Real gratitude O nests were Mrsi Mii-a en-, Sr. of Helper announce the A. ,1. VatiKhn. Mrs n h t- v. R Oreenhalch, Mi.s. II. iondoes not consist of loving a person A. F Drnry and Mix. R. . 8ell Mrs T Hatch. Mrs C I. Kirmem in int-i-i .innSnii-- i who does us a service and in doing to Mr. Pete Cavelle of Denver, n.ivis Mrs c,ihson and Mrs. Vo!L Sheldon of Helper. him a service In return. Gratitude oio. ui weuoins won first bridge honors for the ev nit ..lis Mielilnn bridge . M,.a Vott veiti, The place in the near future. ai,u m?,,,.,. ;pri:' and Mrs. Drurv won second consists In profiting by the service Mrs. Drtny will that has been done so that we can young lady Is a graduate of Car- - ;8en receiving neeond. th- -! sponsor bon county high school. I'e.t meeting of the club at her act as well as possible toward the The young couple intend to Valentine Party Held home In Helper March 1. man who did us the favor and tomake their home in Denver. . U Notre Df(me ward the whole of mankind, and not Ha,j lEiVhday Party ior Miss Kleanor only toward the individual to whom pie-siDinner Party at we are grateful. He has no right at a Valentine partv held hv i ,, 'Mv.i. Robertson at Bolnnn The Uhle Home to anything more. Perhaps the servPrice young ladies sodality at the A Valentine wa.birthday Mr. and Mrs. It. J. I'hle had as ice he has rendered turns out well ,,,, o,mn,n ami is'en in nonor or .Mrs. party Ada Rohtheir dinner guests Sunday eve- i.vM.ii. .mo:, .mi a hi sr i i.;!ii:i i' si n Nil r on n for him, perhaps it brings him harm, at ., evening Kolap: Wt.... at their home, aim mits xaroara .Meie ning, February 14, line nours tielng spent infonnallv hut this is a secondary matter. Mrs. George Griffith of Price. Mr. the hostess. A program ofassisie. musl land enhanced Frederic Paulhan in Nouvelle Reby a delightful and Mrs John Lnboroi and I lee and stunts preceded a luncheon which was delightful! vue, Francalse, Paris. greatly tor Decker of Helper served luncheon. by all. Present were Messrs and Mesdames George salesSpeaking of Farewell Parties for Eight Guests Entertained :Neldon Williams. Ray Robertson, iVnnisnn men it seems that the At Biidge Luncheon Monday Mrs. Pizza Milo Peecorelli jLoren Peterson, book agent didn't have anyd ..llll... Ulltfl-IlThe ladies auxiliary of the - c.n , Mrs. nen thing on the modern vendor of 1. Fi. idin. t neker, Ivan ... ....,.. i. """a" trainmen's club gave Mrs. F. Pizza Mondnv nt European and South American v. la.-imam .McDermnid a farewell party and Mrs. Long a luncheon at her home. bonds. Ray Woodward and surprise birthday Places were laid .... party, .1..-Monday . cllU'te.nell ..n..l.. Watkins. jo, ni iiic iimii' lsilfSls. After a delieii-llDainty Valentine schemes car of Mrs. 1). Lamtisoii. e0ii. bridge wan the afternoon !iie out the table centerpiece ar-- : . Mrs. Pizza received a lovely set version, will) niUi ,,: .. ran cement and decoration thruoul oi nun nfi aim 10 .J IS. Ridlol i ne nome. matcn trom ner trienus. wniie .Mrs "jlnK I hose enioyiiig the Long was presented w ith a beauti- were J. Ki run bur: ful picture. I. Ii. Griffith. M. Fra.- -. C Mad C:i-i- I'ae altar society of Helper lipidg regular monthly A dainty two course luncheon son. .1. R. I Ton t z. S. I! llminel and Friday evening. Febrnarv was served and enjoyed by all. J. Rehol of Helper. in your neighbor's ,2he home of Mrs. Angel'o Mrs. Long will succeed Mrs. i U7?.i. Six A ' members of as club luncheon Pizza and the attend" Mas uiv- -i president hoe,,, also Father I ome? Ruel. At the close of Mrs. C. Miller will take the place of Mis. Nelson Tueed iv ail. !VI. ihe evening a daintv two course of vice president. Those enjoying hy her daughter Mrs. Iiick.-iWith a telephone in your luncheon was enjoyed. the evening were Mrs. Menial. cited fcinsts were Mrs ,M. Mrs. Long. Mrs. Pebben, Mrs. Mor- Mrs St. John and Mr-.- . Dai own home your friends can The Sodality club members o gan, Mrs. p. E. Lambson. Mm. L. Clink. Helper will meet on Thursday eveI.anihson. Mrs. Pizza. Mrs. Lloyd reach you quickly and you ning, February is. at the home Women's Club Met and Mrs. C. Miller. Kdith The Perry. can call them any time you The nuilt club gave Mr. and Thursday. Feb II girls will t:ii oik on tneir mult, which is ,., i Mrs. Frank Pizza a farewell party The women's met Tlmrs :? he raffled off when wish. It will run countless at 12, completed. Friday evening, February aflernoon in the the home of Mrs. Pizza, a lovely clttbrooiiis. with Mrsfiali :'eivin DniM NOTICE errands for you and is alOF ESTRAY ! hot supper being'served at 1:'). Jiresidini,as chairman of tin . I... M. l.t Those enjoying the party were: Washincton dav " im.u muse, w hue hind ways ready for important Messrs. and Mesdames C, Penman. on face ;,d two white Mrs. Rue Redd san:; a sk -- spots star on the right side. calls in case of sickness or Lloyd. C. Crawford. Benedict, R. arrangement of .Mtii'iFound ' u (). Weeter F. Pizza. Gale, Barrett while Mrs. L. R. Metz lays ago Owner may have same a w; g..ve and Denning. emergency. iiitercKtinp paper on the "H .,.' hv provlmv pruperlv. paviti- - feed ' The bill and cost of advert islnu evening was spent in play of (Jeorge W'ashincton." Fn .IONKS. Helper, A French ing games. horn oh. vn., M:ike your next call from " o- o dered bv Smith, an imi pa a Miss Itesf.de Devietti snenl Club Entertained e. led at the piano hv Miss Wiilia:-ycur neighbor's telephone a l;ond t'te home of ),er mothof Prhe. Husbands Monday Eve Mrs Perth er. , M,,-Devietti. n,.. call to us for service of your Roll call bitiiiiilil The ladies o( the G I. G club inaiiv i: vle'il is a Mudeiit at l!,.,,;,,,,.,-ntert.iltied theft- husbands Mon- terestliu. fi.cts i onrernl'i:: the :'. hf-- i' s coilei;,. it, Salt Lake of W'aFhini'tiin. fjiv day evening in the railroad chapW. H. Wnrdell. principal of th, Dr and M el, with 24 present. The evening U'llHa"! T. Klli, ,tt n to music was spent In dancing fur Helper school; ('. r, Cir!set 'U'ii nit! ;"" hie from a bus-It of he ois sillier? Ill nished hv the toy Senijt.s oreh'-Hp to l.ske Citv, Dur- ..r Miss s. Poiilter. r lrlbeing supervisor n, h,.u light of Dr i:ij.,'t. ii,. w to privet' h" invited rved. i:iv. (jre in 'li,ir:.'o ' li- ssed pleas- made of school children in The hush.-and volun- - cnl schools who are n need of milk over the !'" ''" " il In The Journal. Oriental Supper at The people who fail to get all they desire ont ot their home town to failed life, have commonly St. Barnabas Chapel. Helper make contribution of their I'l.lon Pumiuy School. 9:30 a. m. own to any that life. Mis. L. R. Metz. Snpt. o o to 1 a. m. Holy Goijiiiiuniuu If you don't support your home . . Itt-rII. J. Jolins-tiiPastor. town by buying your supplies at home, don't expect it to support you with good wugts and business Til e Community Cliurch chances. ihv. .1. il. MiK'ltill. Pastor . !. .! . ::.i:y j. ui. (jet our prices on job printing. i - - II a. m. ivorshiii '.virth I.ciiKiie 6:30 p.m. ':;ii:; vorship - - 7:30 p. m. 1 lxv-n- February Thursday, 1 ..! ai U' li JOURNAL CHURCH NOTICES LccaUndjknerai pARIS, the bound unclothed form of a beautiful woman, may never be solved, but the early Sensational theories of thia Mediterranean mystery have given way to the more logical explanation of simple shipwreck In a storm. The woman. Mile. Henrietta Irene Caravagliez, 28, a vivacious ' ", i s f tti in Paris dress designer, and Alain Subouraud, 32, son of a Paris physician, had been close friends for five years and were highly respected and popular in sporting ' I circles. They were fond of sea bathing and boating, and frequently spent their holidays together on the Riviera. , ft"""" Early one morning the couple 13 left Monaco Bay In a red collapsible Indiarubber canoe, fitted with, two red sails, a small auxiliary engine, and balloon bags to pre' vent its capsizing or sinking in rough water. They proposed to sail across to the coast of Corsica, and took food enough to last them In the Mediterranean bearing the bound body of Sllle. Irene three or four days, but only lessly LaravagUez, (inset). The woman's companion, Alain Subouraud, enough motor fuel sufficient for 82, prominent Paris sportsman, is still missing. The above photo of two hours' cruising. Laughing at the canoe was taken some days before the fatal voyage, andLgabouraud friends' warnings of the hazards Is seen In the stern. of the journey, they started off in a calm sea. A gale sprang up mitted suicide to end torture in happy together and- had never duced by fatigue and thirst. Per. seemed to quarreL Also, that the suddenly two hours later. Nothing was heard of them for haps he had shot her and. being 4 holes in the canoe's sides might a week, when a little Italian fish- strong swimmer, made his escape. very well have been punctures ing smack sighted their craft sev- Newsapers everywhere sensation- from the broken canoe ribs. eral miles from the coast of Spe-zi- alized the drama. The family of the young; man The red sails were down, has accepted the explanation of the masts broken and the canoe stories went on for days, the tragedy as given by his broth-e- r. was full of wa'er, but the balloon rpHESE but the young man's father Jacques, who Investigated It bags kept it afloat. In the canoe refused to entertain them and personally. The boat was caught was the bound body of the girl, sent members of his family to in- in a gale, which swept away the who was later Identified by her Alain bound the girl so vestigate personally They found mast. A wound in the girl's that passport. the young man bad sent his that she would not b'e washed neck suggested murder. The boat's clothes to a hotel in Calvt, Cor overboard. Her clothes were torn sides contained several holes, sica, that he bad not taken along off in her struggles; the wound in which led to the theory that It had his revolver, and that the girl did her neck accidental and her death been fired upon. not take her valuables with her. the result of thirst and fear. Alan There was no trace at all of the Further investigation disclosed was swept Into the aea in trying The tragedy that the girl's wound might have to protect her. girl's companion. French and Italian mystified po been caused by a falling mast, His family, however, are hoplice officials. Logical and Improb- that the young man bad tried to ing hope that definite able theories alike abounded. Per- prevent the girl from accompany- proof against will appear that will unhaps In- mutual agreement the ing him because of the danger. questionably dispel the cloud that ilmt the girl and com- - and that they had always been has " hung upon his character HELPER STATE. m |