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Show I -- ' rT offers its advert!thru circulation te itl- - poaribletoie- Interest entso a w att y JfAL When you buy In Helper yoa Htrji porting the merchants who help support the town. Too, local prices always compare favorably with those of the larger towns. 3 "f 3 XXII UME T 1 L are T HdpCr Carboa Cu""Y. L'tah, Thursday, September 8, 1932 GOP MEET THE RETURN OF THE TORMENTOR Demos Name ON SEPT. 17 Pickett Helm, pioneer PIUMAR1ES ARE ORDERED IN THE VARIOUS COUNTY PREcorrespondent has CINCTS TO SELECT in at the win- TLth houses of congress, tuning the miscellaneous A republican county convention Z it. members for the which has been called for expenditures for Saturday evehv the eov- - ning, Sept. 17, at 8 o'clock, by i He tells his story in the Matt Gilmour, chairman of the re a republican county central commitjsgton Swindle Sheet, Republican nominees for state BLOOD office, W. W. Seegmiller, nominee for governor; George P. Barker for attorney general; and Byron Anderson, republican state chairman, were Helper visitors Tuesday NAMED AS ELECTOR gathAt the democratic state conven- afternoon, holding a political tion held in Ogden Saturday, Mrs. ering in Kiwanis club rooms with A. Frank Drury of Helper was local republicans. Leaving Helper, the party connamed as a presidential elector, on to Price where an organtinued her selection being by acclamation. Mrs. Drury, who is very well ization banquet was followed by a court known thruout Carbon county and political meeting in the the short talks with house, by the entire state, has been a hard worker in the interests of her par- nominees being enjoyed by a large ty over a period of many years, gathering. and is deserving of the honor that has been conferred upon her. CONGRESS; HENRY FOR GOVERNOR tee, to be held in the court house at Price, for the purpose of nom- He inating county officers as follows: One state senator, two state where it cost nearly to spend a representatives, one com i for six senators one commissiontms vacation of eight days missioner, of Florida, inves- - er, one county attorney. e everglades The county convention shall con possiDie national were paid for indi- - sist of 64 delegates apportioned on jfares a basis of one delegate for every drawing rooms uu j TWO hOUSeDOaiS coai a inn- - 35 votes or major fraction thereof - cast for the Hon. Don B. Colton, I $1675.50, while 14 pnotoin 1930. s for each senator cost ioa. congressman, The various precincts of the Three county, according to Chairman EBAL WATER $31. Gilmour, are entitled to delegates senators and their salaried - to the county convention as foltena on $1983.67 spent wti lows: Scofield, 1; Clear Creek, 1; inW life survey in Minnesota. Rolapp, 1; Castle Gate, 4; Hiawa;al water for this trip cost 3; Helper, 15; Spring Glen, 2; tha, nunana fishing licenses, 2; Peerless, 1; Spring Kenilworth, for bait, 75 cents. , 2; Standardville, 2; Latu-dp expenses euuurciawru.j aic Canyon, 2; Rains, 1; Price, 33; Welling8 few of the many wasteful ton, 3; Sunnyside, 2; Harper, 1; of he people's money. Wattis, 1; Heiner, 1; Columbia, 3; s Coal City, 1; Consumers, 2; Sweet OTHER OLD STANDBY. He Mine, 1; and Kiz, 1. jsea' goes into the mileage The Hon. Don B. Colton will be travel expenses of members of in attendance at the convention who are reimbursed at and will make a short talk on rate of 40 cents per mile of matters political. The public is each way in returning to cordially invited to attend. 3SXMAS visit Helper DR. KLBEKT D. THOMAS VOH li plication. State Nominees State Ticket ABUSE. .n NUMBER 14 VACATION. vi ar (u. Spring Canyon Takes Tennis Title Here At the democratic state convention held "in Ogden last week, the following were chosen as candidates for various state offices: For U. S. senator, Dr. Elbert D. Thomas. The Spring Canyon tennis team, For congress, first district, Abe Murdock. first half winners, defeated ColumFor congress, second district, J. bia second half winners in the play off for the Carbon county net Will Robinson. For governor, Henry H. Blood. championship last Thursday and For justice supreme court, D. W. Sunday. The Spring Canyon wins came as a sort of an upset for the Moffat. For secretary of state, Milton favored Columbia team, but by H. Welling. winning two straight Spring CanFor attorney general, Joseph yon proved to be worthy chamChez. pions. """" In the meet Thursday the first For state treasurer, Charle3 A. half winners had a real job, on Stain. For state auditor, Julius C. An- their hands to defeat the determined Columbia bunch three matches derson. For superintendent of public in- to two. Spring Canyon won all three singles matches and then struction, C H. Skidmore. For presidential electors, C. lost the doubles. PRECINCT MEET CALLED Mont Cowley and Ed Buchespice Clarence Neslen, John F. Welch, Thorit Hatch, precinct chairMrs. A. Frank Drury, and Mrs. W. battled for three seta to determine man, has called a meeting of HelS. Greenwood. a winner. per republicans, to be held in L. D. The sentiment of the convention Booth Kilfoyle won in two sets S. chapel Tuesday evening, "Sept. was for repeal of the but had plenty of trouble in disapparently of the for 13, selecting purpose eighteenth amendment, while con- posing of the left handed Boyd delegates to the county convention The problem of meeting our county taxes this year will fidence of victory at the polls in Lindsay. at which candidates for county November was expressed. Lewis Hunsaker rallied after be will offices and legislative he a serious matter for many Carbon county residents and Those atending the convention dropping the first set to win two business institutions, and there is no reason to presume our as delegates from here were Mrs. straight and the match from Fulrailroads and coal mines will not be equally hard pressed to A. Frank Drury, Mrs. D. C. C.Gib-R. ler. In the doubles the Spring Canson, Reva Beck Bosone, Dr. meet their obligations when they fall due the latter part of Fahring, Jack Sullivan and Joe yon team was no match for the inThe C irbon county teachers Edwards. well paired Columbia boys. Hugh for is all. be burden November. It a to going heavy was at held Price, stitute Monday Fuller and Boyd Lindsay defeated a successful occasion, according to 22-2- 4 Feeling there should be some small measure of relief B. Kilfoyle and Mont Cowley in W. W. Christensen, county super- from this taxation, The Journal this week took the mattwo sets, while their team mates heavy reas a and of schools, intendent C. Walter and with ter Buchespice and Dance were disAttorney Prosecuting County up teachers now have a concise of Hunsaker and LivingSalt Lake, Sept. 7. Freshmen sult posing of is extension method a an finds there the and presfollow lo routine Gease, 12 whereby during ston in a like fashion. entering the University of Utah ent schol year. 30 days time can be secured on the final payment date of In the meet Sunday Spring this fall will take their English Discussions and short talks by exand lost only one match. Hugh psychological taxes. Canyon placement were educators enjoyed Fuller Mont Cowley in defeated aminations Wednesday, September leading the as advocated The method, by County Attorney Gease, gathering, principal three well played and hard fought 21, and will register during the during which was that of Presisets. next three days, Sept. 23 to 24 in- amongKnudsen of the state board of would require the presentation of a petition to the county An meeting of the dent Booth Kilfoyle had for an extension of the time limit, and Italian important commissioners asking clusive, according to the annual was held club at Political W. education, and Superintendent in the of university just defeating Ed Buchespice 2 and catalogue W. Christensen. bearing not less than 100 signatures of bona fide residents. the Utah service chapel Sunday off the press. Registration for made with r.'.dresaea of evening, by number pupils Also, this petition would have to be submitted not less than Data as to the Lewis Hunsaker found it easy other students will take place the President Frank Bonaccl, Attorin the county this year registered and 26, 30 days prior to the final date of payment of taxes, which ney Joe Bos le, Peter Borla, Dr. to defeat Charles Jones 2 following Monday, Sept. another for available be not will Spring Canyon turned tables on class instruction wm commence week, according to Superintendent this year will fall around November 29. J. J. Dalpiaz, and Dr. A. R. Dem-maColumbia and won both double 27. in behalf of Italthe Tuesday, Sept. Helper Christensen. This method, as aproved by the state tax commission, B. Kilfoyle and Mont matches. in courses hundred ian club. Thirteen . would give property owners of Carbon county an extension more than 40 departments are listMrs. A. J. Stafford spoke to the Cowley downed Ed. Buchespice Bill Dance 4 while El ed in the catalogue, copie3 of of 30 days before their taxes became due, placing the payment gathering in behalf of the Helper and mer to week Hasemyer and Kyle Living last tax association. which were mailed date close to the end of the year when a brisk business season Wm. Burham, June ston were playing their best ten the 550.0 students who graduated Bryner,. J. be nis of the year to defeat Chuck more would met. and the been schools has easily the A. payment and enjoyed from McClure high Cibrario, Robie, last spring and Hugh Fuller in the oth of Utah. Inasmuch as interest accrues on taxes at a rate of about Domenick Alice on behalf of the Jones er double match. club. Price Italian 8 per cent, a 1 per cent per month penalty attaches to unpaid The Following is a list of the mempurpose of the meeting was DEMANDS FOR CATTLE taxes, and additional costs, the additional 30 days grace in to meet the coming election wdth bers of the Spring Canyon tennis Booth Kilfoyle, Mont Cowthe payment of taxes this. year should mean a great deal to a united front and elect good and team: coun ley, of Kyle Livingston, Elmer HaseEmery erowers 7. Cattle well qualified candidates for each Zion National Park, Sept. Carbon county tax payers. myer, Lewis Hunsaker, James of affiliaoffice received been ty report that inquiries are beginparty has regardless Bedford and Arnold Thompson. the Anouncement The Journal believes tax payers should lose no time in tion. ning to come in concerning from Superintendent P. P. Patraw cattle of fat classes numbers and of Zion and Bryce Canyon national discussing this vital subject and taking the necessary steps Cotumbus Day Celebration Here RECEIVES TENNIS TROPHY At a joint meeting of the Helthat will be offered for sale tins parks that the fore part of Sep- to secure the 30-da- y extension of time. Taxpayers are enwas fall. Practically all the livestock tember will see hotel "accommodait Italian The Spring Canyon team this organizations, per are in excel titled to this small measure of relief and should avail them- decided to celebrate Columbus day, week v.is awarded the tenni3 trograzing on the forest summer in those parks somewhat tions im October 12, with appropriate lent condition with for the remainder of the selves of it. phy offered by the Sun Publishing curtailed presThe centra! lodge at age holding out well. From company of Prjce and the Eastern season. PETITION AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE The following committees were Utah Electric company as county ent indications it would seem that Bryce canyon is to be closed, but of of Attor number a At the request taxpayers, County selected: For the Italian Political net champions. The cup was won the heaviest demand will be tor the cabins will be maintained and steers and young siock. be provided in ney Gease has drawn up a proper form of petition which now club, Frank Bonacci, Fred Nicas-tro- , last year by the Castle Gate team. will service dining B. J. Vieta; for the Italian National Forest News Notes. the new cafeteria. is available for signing at The Journal office. Civic league, Joe Bosone, Dr. DalThe only curtailment of service a repiaz, Dr. Demman; for the Italian in Zion national park will be which service, lodge Stella D' America, Steve Gi- duction to informal differanotti, V. Brachettl, James Roin effect is not appreciably lando. service. full the ent from A special meeting will be held j at 7:30 p.m. at the Utah Sunday CHANGED WINDOW IS service chapel to complete the If you are a regular reader of program. any magazine, there is no longer Jess of Perry a plea Answering any necessity of paying the high of Reeds Riteway that we take the we single copy or regular subscription window, Dr. L. John Nuttall jr., profesF. P. Fisher this week anounces elephants out of the rates. now and the change made and education sor of democratic have elementary subscribers to war his candidacy for the have a display of Indian pipes, and nomination as four-yea- r county director of training schools at the The thru this Journal, office, now arrow clubs', tomahawk heads, commissioner. University of Utah, has been may secure their favorite magarelics of the other and heads of Salt the spear superintendent Mr. Fisher formerly served as a zines at actual wholesale costs: Indians were at days when plains of the board of county Lake City schools by a unanimous member American Boy, College Adventure, the height of their glory. wanted comissioners in 1929-3- 0 and was vote of the city board of educaHumor, Colliers, Cosmopolitan, Mr. Perry reason tion. Dr. Nuttall fills the vacancy The Delineator, Etude Music magazine. was because one of the men who helped intro- caused N. of the death George the window changed to was by Word in received Helper Field and Stream, Good Houseeach duce oil and asphalt highways Child on July 9; he will serve the last week that Mrs. Fred Fisher it was becoming quitetoa task the Carbon county. and bring work remainder of the term for which pf this city has been honored by keeping, Harpers, Hunting evening after two terms famserved Life, Fishing, He Literary' Liberty, formerly the of Perry and apcintment as sergeant-at-arm- s Mr. Child was appointed, junior member of Digest, McCalla, National Sportsafter work as a member of Helper city coun- which expires June 30, 1034. the American Legion auxiliary of man, Parents Magazine, Pathfindily over each evening Carof resident a been has while and cil hour an around and stand the department of Utah, the ap- er, Popular Mechanics, Red Book, window bon county for the past 25 years. tae baby gazed thru the COLLECT pointment having been made by Review of Reviews, The Scinetific WILL COUNTY local contractor, is a He employdaddy, and cried Mrs. Harlin, newly elected state American, Scribners, The Sportsis past president - r- - several men, LEASE MONIES FARM a ing was Also, it president of the ladies organiza- man, Time, True Story, Vanity of the of Helper Kiwanis club, a member ,. 1 1 inn for the balance tion. atFair, Vogue, and Womans Home and of Order Moose, of the Loyal At a meeting of the board of ' Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, returning Companion are but a few of the collection as the little fellow of the American Legmember a us rea dv had wheecuea county commissioners at Price this to Helper from the annual state many splendid magazines we now o ion. mru " small week, the clerk of court was in- convention at St. George, visited have listed which you may secure, a has wide Mr. Fisher acquainHere is a late picture oi oi uei- - ways. structed to take the necessary Zion national park and other in- in some instances, at savings as I'lianeellor tanceship thruout the county p.nd Rteps to collect money due on the teresting points in the southern high as 50 per cent. Over 125 r,,..1:M..ht Paul von be friends who will numbers many in;inv. tlioson uy visited leases of farm lands let by the part of the state. H. B. a Mrs. Hyde temporal and Hln.i.-l...rP magazines listed, the pick of the Mr f for", pleased to learn of his candidacy I. ! land. with relatives in for this county this year. The leases were Germany Monday office. for over important government Mrs. J. C. Ossana and son Robmade for the amount of delinquent a .capta n c( Drop in The Journal office the then Von Paper,, to Ephriam. tax money due, about 75 tracts ert accompanied Miss Tnora Os- first time you are down town and as mm h German army. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ward of having been lea3ed under the relief sana to Salt Lake City where she get our splendid rates on these C. a- now is Washing,,.. D. recall.ul Miss Marguerite Clcrico u ai is a student at the McCune school magazines. They are handled by Glen are the proud parents plan. van Ha American Candy Spring in the ndie assisting of dancing and music. Mrs. Ossana The Journal as an accommodation Miss Victoria of a baby son born Monday eve.,y the K,. r ou relir-vincompany, No charge for printing news and Robert returned to thoir home to subscribers, and absolutely wit.; in .Salt ning. Mother and babe are getlocated is now who I Lftzar, " the here Wednesday. out profit to us. items Phone 21. naval activity ting along r.icely. Lake City. States. a, The homes. Washington to for which he regular fare Baltimore is draws down taking a profit of $11.62. It Senator Wagner of New 23.78 to return to his home. draws $96 for the one way, Senator Borah of Idaho gets leage allowance one way of the fare for which costs 'exactly $239.56. Swindle Sheet nothing to say about passes, x is possible that some of the tiers may travel by pass. OF CONFIDENCE. can members of congwho: allow laws to remain on tute books of this nature be upon to conduct an eeonom- government? It is an abuse, travel cost of members of ABUSE !W ss was $226,000 for 1931. it is presumed that same al- ice is made when they are on legation and other trips ne sted by congressional order, posible this law wa3 passed days when travel was neces- by stage, when it might have i this much per mile for meals and lodsrine. i :not socialistic, as some charge, to call attention to by public officials. Correc- ! of these evils will move- -- delay wiiiiuuinaut; way. tail to correct a known V" m nce in Government and arp who has a to follow a leader of correction. "yte People see wrong- - whew ,no wrong. They do not "stand and sometimes are in fn? of mind t than the truth when the We emotions of life are in conditions MS .at present. ft REVOLUTION. criii's appears to be jMag in the German roih A 7e ap- A revolution appears possi- uecomes known that gov- liraent even by coalition is being " y the Von Pan,.!, P. hioh insists that the reich- BPDOrf tV,a - . me uveuuiieni a W Or ho i i!h Hitlor ...V Fd annrnvi..,.. . i .r.u,wlclJ, ia toot ine Chief Hontonont .... J rnnnon i ltJ POliticnl murders growing P 'numerous. The communists KjooS J11embp'ship close to S th"2 Suats in e reich "u naz's- The two fcathu polled "early six Nion . m Mil ' vvl,lle the "ational- 13,-K- - 1 r JThe latter is the smallest has ha'1 a desire to two latter srrouns have as the Catho-nav- e rf'agPartiin common, S refused "ilonalists. US hiv, Iforwd thniltS h K itieir Z W ton. niiinn Hitler's Rml t0r" the to Prt' V'hite people "shock Th.Tment has taken 119 1 :bv.u..crroriat campaign put haa vtnZ'tT1' apny a toHitu. t Bunt r,.v 1 10 ""ichstatr v. t ..... . Elliott led- rced the leadershiD jr tt dissolution Of another election feared that may come any time. C'fV015, V,, rt ,, 'tinned At,mtting his ' questioning by James j. wnivr on I'acrf! - Two Institute At Price Is a Success U of U Exams ! jf ' PAYING OUR COUNTY TAXES o Sept. Columbus Day October th Program little-troubl- e 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- n, . 6-- Accommodations In State Parks 6-- 2, Will Be Lessened Magazines At Fisher Is Out for Dr. L L Nuttall Heads Education Commissioner New German Chancellor Wholesale '? Tw"- of tne rich. Civil war -"taienori in,.!-- . tne "tiwtTii " th0 nazls as fihtins more anu more ercneral pale. rr 4Year Term Department Fred Fisher Appointed to Mrs. If ?: State Office A() "el-fun- t, ri. J " M a; nun: Paid-in-advan- |