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Show age Four HELPER THE Our Bill for Schools And HowjlWe Pay it Thursday, The polite man of yesterday used .to tip his hat every Through the medium of the time he greeted a woman acquainLeague of Nations an equitable tance now has a collegiate sob J settlement has been reached In the who doesn't wear any hat. niation we learn that an automo- Far East whereby China gets evbile traveling at 00 miles per hour erything Japan didn't ask for. Boston Herald. has the same capacity for inflicting damage that the same automochurcVnotices bile would have if it were driven o o y off the top of a biiiliung, Notre Dame deLourdes Price ;120 feet high. Plenty or i: would WIDOW WOMAN' needs work; any Rev. W. A. Ruel take a chance by driving .KU miles or office kind of housework Rev. Jamtn Clatfey, Asst. an hour, but very few would elect 'cleaning: bv the day. or as de8:30 and 10:30 a m. to hurdle the old bus off the top Mass sired. MRS. PEARL DAVIES. y of a Phone 89. building not and St. Barnabas Episcopal Helper stay in it. CAPITAL Rev. H. J. Johnson, Pastor The annual cost of the conseWE HELP Vol' RAISE IT. INquences of automobile accidents in I'nion Sunday School, 9:3u a. in. CORPORATE COMPANIES. ARAirs. L. R. Metz, Stipt. ,tlie lulled States is two billion RANGE STOCK, OR BOND IS- - 11 a. m. live hundred million dollars a Morning Prayer SUES. ORGANIZE. jsum greater than the annual cost ANY SMALL, LARGE OR of public school education in ihe Community Church Price OBTAIN NEW BUSINESS Rev. J. H. MacRlll, Pastor United States; equal to more than "BLUE SKY" PERMITS IN half the amount required to main-- , Sunday school - - - 10 a. m. ANY STATE. WRITE FULLY. tain all the agencies of the fed- Morning worship - - 11 a. in. THE BOND HOUSE OF ILLIeral government each year; live Bp worth League - - 6:30 p. m. NOIS. 210 E. OHIO STREET, times greater than the country's lEvenlng worship 7;3n p. m. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. average annual fire loss. M. Latter Day Saints Church The annual death and injury toil from automobile accidents m Helper Ward SUMMONS a. m. practically the equivalent of In- Sunday School A. or L. resident killing every In the District Court of the SevNielson, Stipt. juring in the states of Nevada, Wyoming, Evening Services 7:30 p. m. enth Judicial District, in and Delaware and the District of CoBishop Byron Carter for the County of Carbon, State lumbia. But, we wouldn't stand Primary Mondays - 4:00 p. m. of Utah. for that. Relief Society Tues. - 2:00 p. m. EMMETT R. WILSON, PlainGenealogical Society Fridavs In the five year period ending tiff, vs. WILMA A. WILSON. De7:30 p. ni. in 1921,. there were BS.552 deaths fendant. from automobile accidents; the peTHE STATE OF UTAH TO THE St. Anthony Church Helper SAID DEFENDANT: riod ending 1926, 9S.551; 1931, Rev. W. A. Ruel You are hereby summoned to 152,732; for the period ending Rev. James Claffey, Asst. 1936 who knows? appear within twenty days after 9:30 a. m. the service of this summons upon Truly, the world war was a ter- Mass rible thing! Sunday School - - 10:30 a. m. you, if served within the county LEFT-OVER- Do YouKmw? S yorid war Was Amateur Event j t The following "Nautical Novelties" are furnished The Journal by Mo; I today are agreed the l ulled States navy recruiting' that the people world wa; was a terrible M. Lewis. J. Lake Siilt station City. a with affair, mortality list and Lieu ten an l Commander. Are you informed of the la. t number injured which leaves on" thinking deeply. that -- Tin- - first submarine In regular Statistics, which is somewhat I commission in the 'nited Static like the little bird in that it alnavy was the Holland." which ways is imparting informal ion wa purchase. by the govi rniiie:i; which was unknown, tells us that in ISDO. r0,51u members of the A. K. F. l Editor's Note: The following in "And yet. the weight of public a radio address delivered by Wil Inertia is so great thai a modern, G. liam ('air, director, Rexearch just and effective tax system can Division, National Education As- only be secured with the greatest sociation, over the network of the difficulty Frequently the very National I!roadeanting Company, people who would be the mutt benby a change, are the most February 14. 1832, from the stu- efited dios of the National Education As- reluctant to vote for it. On December l.". 1775. a com- were killed in action or died of "What may the people of a state sociation. wounds during Is months of the "The American public school do to improve the tax system so mittee recommended to coiigre.'-sgood schools can be provided the adoption of a flag with Li red world war: that 152,674 members system will begin to go to pieces that unduly and while stripes ami with a union of the A. E. F. were wounded, not on the day that the American pub- for every child without : the burdensome taxes? The people composed of the combined mortally, in action t'uri.i.-- j lic ceases to he interested in it. have already taken the most im- of St. George and St. Andrew. world war. The tax payer Hhould know how when they decide This flag was never otiii iully Now cometi the Travelers Insurmuch his schools cost him and portant step that their children adopted by congress but becane. ance company with a Jisi of staemphatically what he is getins for hie money. must Mown was by the tistical figures relative u deaths be well educated and that, very popular and School people welcome Intelligent if necessary, the tax system shall first American fleet. in automobile acciOn June 14, 1 777, when con- jand injuries and critical discussion of the coat be revised to provide that educadents which makes the world war Hum. the gress and value of public education. But, tion. present adopted In doctoring the financial look like an amateur event. the stars represented a new group just now the tax payer la likely ills of a state, diagnosis must come of These figures, taken from accu- states appearing in the unito be alarmed and confused by before prescription. In most status Irate government records, tell us careless rumors that enormous the tax doctor will recommend verse ami originally they were during the IS months ending sums are being; wasted in educa- that a larger share of the cost of placed in a circle us a symbol of that Dec. SI, 1:!1. Sil.CfiO persons red war, represented eternity, our on of national be a statemuch financed education too tion, that killed in automobile accidents in Me will notice that white peace and blue industry. income is invested in the develop- wide biwis, The new flag was first flown ithe Lnited States -- a death toll exment of our children, and that we wealthy and thriving centers exist by John 1'aul Jones on the Itanger ceeding that of the world war by have passed the limit which cau side by side with poverty-strickeand was first saluted by a foreign 13140. can areas. The former good schools. for buy be safely expended This same set of figure.-- ) tells us power when the Hanger entered "There is no good reason for schools for their children with Nantes, Fiance. during those same IS months, jthat cannot moderate the latter taxes; On June The facts speak 17S2. congress ;1,S76,X40 persons tiuch confusion. 20, were injured. so even though its do possibly the present seal of the not fatally, in automobile for themselves and are readily con f ideated. Vet the adopted be property I a coat nited States. In selecting Let us begin with tax- children In both available. thruout the nation 1 ,394,-- 1 places will be- of arms for the seal, congress 166 more injuries than were rees. We spend only 10 per cent of come American citizens, equal in ratof the figures heavers, our national income for govern- political by members of the A. K. F. rights and legal respon tle snakes, pine trees and anchors ceived Great Britain ment services. Iduring the world war. The state, being the unit which were sibility. the popular during From this same source of ini'or- spends 22 per cent; Germany, 20 responsible for education should war and adopted a per cent; France, 17 per cent. The tax all its wealth wherever it is revolutionary bald eagle as a symbol of strength belief that America is SEVIER COUNTY WILL found in order to give a lair start and freedom. as compared with the rest of the to each of its children. On the seal, the eagle holds 13 ATTEMPT TO civilized world is just another pop"Such a resolution need not in arrows representing the states FINISH SCHOOL TERM ular delusion. crease taxe on property. The slat 3 readiness for war in one talon and RICIlFIELI)7"March 16. The the see what part can levy types of Indirect taxes in the other talon is an olive "Now let us schools play in the total tax prob- that are too unwieldlt fur the lo- branch with 13 leaves as a symbol school board and the teachers ar-- ! endeavoring to work out a satisFor Instance, a of the wtates desire for peace. In 192, the latest year for cal community lem. In the comparatively short pe- factory arrangement for completwhich complete figures are avail- number of the states have discovriod of two years the cruiser ing the present term of school. able, our total tax bill federal, ered that the income tax and cersteamed approximate- The board has suggested cancellastate and local was just under tain other taxes are. on the w hole, ly 53.000hasmiles. tion of all teachers contracts, pay We spent this money fair and efficient revenue produc10 billions. In with its past repu- for seven anil months, a a aronn to buy things which ers. If we had time we might tation keeping and high tradition, the with the teachers contributing an of we could not possibly enjoy as in profitably discuss this question in on was the job extra two weeks. again length. That, how- navy We spent it to main taxation notat now dividuals. The teachers are asking for a our purpose. But earthquake stricken Santiago de is ormeasures were tain the army and navy, to enact ever, Cuba. .Relief full conwe two draw eight months pay and In remay Important and enforce laws, to protect our- clusions: of ganized and medical personnel and turn offer to teach eight and a the cost that First, selves as a people against inva- education is not. excessive in view supplies were landed. half months. The ZRS-o o o airship now buildsion, crime, disease and ignorance. of our national economic ability; cor- GUNNISON VALLEY Each one of us cannot individually and. second, the road to better ing at the afford to hire a policeman to pro- school financing lies open before poration plant in Akron, Ohio, RESIDENTS tect his life and property, a teach- us as soon as we, the people, are will be inchristened the IT. S. S. DANCE FOR NEEDY honor of the city of er to instruct his children, an en- ready to insist that the burden of Macon, Macon, othGeorgia. and his build Resi Gl N N ISO N ,Marc h 16. to roads, on be most those taxation gineer placed In naval aviation in 19.10 there dents So we able Co of Centerfield er servants innumerable. recently carry it." one was in but fatal accident a dance, held the proceeds handle these jobs cooperatively hours flown. The figures com- if which were to be used for Food, clothing and shelter are and it costs us 10 billion dollars the bureau aeronautics piled by the basic necessities of life wheth of the needy. a year to get them done. Contributions show that the pilots flying of "Public elementary and high er mankind is in a state of savag also most money and food were received had hours the the year per bila or and civilization. schools cost two quarter ery, barbarism during the evening. of all Seven or eight millions of people fewewt acicdents and that pilots lions, or about with the largest "total number of tax to MORE UNEMPLOYED these basic accustomed Other our taxes. important earning hours in the air had fewer accibills include highways, which are elements of life for themselves an dents than those of less of politics, however, nevCritics experience. costing us about two billions each others are now deprived of the op er tell us what we could do with and so. for This has of past and doing payment year portunity A CRUCIAL0PERATI0N politicians if Jhere were no polipossible future wars which cost us greatly lowered taxable wealth in tics. Buffalo In this matter of taxation the far more than all public education. all the slates. This predicament There is little doubt that the world of millions is not due to the fail problem is no longer how to pluck war alone cost more than the total ure of nature to produce abund the goose with the least squawk, bill for public schools since the ance of raw materials nor the fail but to perform a major operation beginning or our history as a na- ure of man to provide means of on the poor hird without anesthettion. working them into finished pro- ics and still leave him a bare Boston Tranchance of recovery. "But nations, like individuals, ducts to sustain life and civilizamust buy in terms of what they tion, but to the failure of man to script. amount that create means of equitable distri earn. How does the BILLIARDS cation than any one state. In prowe pay in school taxes compare bution of produced wealth CARDS as the Be which income? civilization Our with our national portion, therefore, change SOFT DRINKS fore we answer this question, lot many thoughtful people regard rel in economic conditions in the. lie pause on that word 'income.' It atively as the first level beyond United States increases the income Meet friends here for vour is a slippery term. When Mr. Jones barbarism, cannot even hold its disparity of the states because of social hour a uses of taxable of centralization the check he to his own, advancing say nothing weekly pay gets without homes, libraries, pictures, wealth in certain states, that part of it to pay his grocery bill; ANGEL0 PASCUZZI. the grocer, in turn, pays his doc- music, literature, parks, places of wealth should be taxed for the Proprietor tor bill; the doctor pays his bills, pleasure, schools, colleges and oth- educational welfare not only of and so on. The same money is er agencies of education for all the the weaker states but for the naused as income by a whole series people . All but the basic necessi- tional welfare. Such is the drift of of people in the course of a year. ties of life food, clothing, fuel opinion expressed in the report of How briefly it lingers with most and shelter are now largely en- the national advisory committee of u! For practical purposes we joyed by the masses through a wise on education which declared for may think of the national Income use of the taxing power and the a department of education with a Hiiiitiiminiitm(inim.iHHimmmtiitHitHi as the total amount received in a ballot. Down through the devel- secretary in the president's cabi n net. civilizaamount opment of year by Mr. Jones plus the received by Mr. Brown and Mr. tion the taxing power and tin: Mr. White and every right of ballot was not conferred Black and k rtuHimtiHwttttntt niim.iuitt other one of the hundred twenty upon the people. They fought for In 1928 skilled the Hse of these rights to maintain millions of us. financial experts in the national their liberties. Shall our civilizabureau of economic research added tion recede for the want of a wise DE. C. L. KLINE up this great total and found, in and constructive use of the taxing Physician and Surgeon round numbers, a national income power and ballot now? Shall our Office Hrs: of ninety billion dollars. Of this civilization be retarded for the 308 West First South total amount which we had either want of vision of its greatest ben4 One block west of Helper Hotel Ml 1 'r to spend, save or give away, we eficiaries, the owners of vested inPhone: Office 250 spent juet under two and a quar- terests to join freely in such a : ter billions for the public schools. movement? Utah Helper reThese astronomical Nature having provided the raw figures I duced to terms that you and can materials in such great abundance y DR. M. C. MELROSE handle, mean that out of every ten and this generation having inherwe Physician and Surgeon dollars of income, spent, about ited the results of the inventive New A. J. Stafford Building 24 cents on public schools. genius of the ages out of which Office Phone 22 "Most people will agree that the and with which both the basic neResidence 131 evidence just given shows that the cessities of life and the means of Hrs. 11-- 5 and 8 Helper he I nited States can well afford a civilization in full had may Coldi, Headache, Neuralgia, of are education duties what the measure, complete and generous DR. WM. T. ELLIOTT for every one of its children. Yet those who have the light? If the Rbvmatiim, Nuriti, Lumbago, we all know that in some commuowners of vested interests, the Sciatica, Muscular Paint, PeriPhysician & Surgeon nities tax bills, like most other stew ants' of our great national odic Point. Office in Henry Hall Building with difficulty. wealth, have not the vision to tax bills, are met Phones: Office, 99-Res. 132 Dr. Miles' Aspir-Mirelieve Last year's taxes are still unpaid themselves to meet the urgent et HELPER, UTAH does not up-in some places and some home needs of society, then from out of quickly, pleasantly, the stomach or cause Conatl-patlo- o. owners and farmers are wondering the masses of the people muM where this year's tax payments come leadership which will save DR. F. H. LOW Mrm. Mar low, Red Wing, Minn. are coming from. How shall we mankind and advance its welfare and Surgeon Physician conaccount for these apparently to more secure levels of life and AVALOK HOTEL progress. haw used Dr. Miles' T tradictory situations? Phone 185 Helper American society owes much to Arptr-Mi"Entirely aside from the presfor Coldi and 11-- 1 - 5 Office Hours: ent depression, our tax system does the philanthropy of individuals of vxndd not feel tafe unless not rest properly on the great wealth but ItB greatest debt I had it in the lioute. It ability of our people. For of gratitude is to its leaders wlu J. E. FLYNN quick relief." too been of we in hands the have the peoplp years placed leaning ?vti ruch Dr. Miles' has and Licensed Undertaker druggist on the ballot the and the general property heavily taxing power Embalmer Why don't you ask lax. Experts have called it "the that the people might provide so- Asplr-Mi- nt PRICE - - UTAH worst tax known in the civilized cial necessities out of the wealth him about it? B prepared, set a pfttknffc, ra Mar In an airplane age w of society's own rreal ion. Ambulance Service Phone 29 world.' IMnk. aOTfier than roa it We hear a great deal about the faiLrc Pacfcaa lie Small lit. try to finance our government bymethods that were thought appro- unequal distribution of political ONWARD LODGE No. 15 DR. MILES' priate when the tattling stage power in the opulent centers of the Meets Every Thursday Evening coach represented our ideal of rap- eat and little from that quarter of the unequal distribution of id and luxurious transportation. K. of P. HALL s of the cost of wealth. From this quarter they "Over J. A. Gill, C. of C. d local government is still paid by complain of the disparity between F. C. Bertolino. M. F. taxes on property. This tax has Ihe burdens and benefits of the W. H. Brown. K. R. and S. become, in most places, a tax on diflcient states, as if they had no real estate and homes. Intangible responsibility to great national: LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE property frequently escapes assess causes which should he ofsustained the nament altogether. Competent tax out of the total wealth taxed found. where and Helper Lodge No. 1659 experts agree that the property tion Wealth and natural resources in Every Tuesday Night, 7:30 P. M. tax should be largely supplemented and Our this republic belong in a broader! Knights of Pythias Hall by other types of taxation and not to BILLIARD PASL0R antique public revenue machinery sense to the nation, states nor alone individual ye the has been creaking and groaning All Kinds of Cigars, Cigarettes along for many years. At last, un- to Individuals in the sense of thej Tobaccos, Candy and Soft rich man." "a certain of wealth of Htress der the peculiar present Drinks perIn a liner meaning wealthy threatit has economic conditions Tlie Best Billiards in the ened to break down altogether. We sons and corporate bodies are but Notary Publio and County maj fix it temporarily with a stewards of their holdings new gadget here and there, but the should feel proud of such a status HELPER. UTAH Utah Phone 8 Helper The nation has a collective and re wisely urging tax mechanic of edu- cause In the stake us to trade It oTTNliipw model. greater , rros-u-.-- j n acci-jden- ts over-taxe- JOURNAL who Want Ads ten-stor- ten-stor- j Marcii 17, 1&32 in which this action is brought, otherwise, within thirty days after service, and defend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint which has bef-- filed with the clerk of said court. x This action is brought to dissolve the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between you and the plaintiff. n BOSONE & BOSONE, Plaiutiff's Attorney. Helper City, Utah. First publication March 3. 193. Last publication March 31. 1933. SHERIFF'S SALE the Seventh Judicial District In Court, in and for Carbon County, State of Utah. JOHN QU1LICO and JOE QUIL-ICdoing business as THE HELPER FURNITURE AND HARDWARE CO.. Plaintiffs, vs. MARY LEPORE. Defendant. To be sold at Sheriff's Sale, uu the 29lh day of March. 1932.. at 1:00 o'clock p. m. at the front door of the.Court House, in Price, Utah. Lots and 12 in Block Seven (7) of New Helper Townslte Survey, together with ell improvements thereon. DATED at Price. Utah, this 7th day of March, 1932. S. M. BLISS, Sheriff of Carbon County. By A. E. Gibson, Deputy. First publication March 10, 1932. Last publication March 24, 1932. d . "Pon-sacol- one-ha- leaking Life Richer at Less Cost. lf 1' 5 n oodyeai'-Zeppeli- 4 A 19,-07- 0 SS ' Mj.M $fmm !rV'J7 " one-four- Courier-Bxpres- '' II II l V re-i- W "a,- - " - lllli K art1 s. Help er Billiard Parlor -- 4V V. WKS- - vi.iaJ V Three cents to hear the world's greatest in your home , . . C7rOi Professional Anglo-Saxo- ommi Kcliof If Directory i 8 Three cents is all you pay to listen in on the radio all evening. Less than a dollar a month. Isn't this do you get more for your money than in buying Electric Service? electrical service a truly great value? Or consider the other services illustrated below. Has any other industry ever given you more for your money? t'"W 0 nt nt 8 g four-fifth- "" BANK CIGAR STORE Harris Simonsen You can use any of the following electrical devices in your home for the approximate period of time shown: On our in ctunliiimtion urie-niel- On our regular Unfiling rule Lamp mhing Machine Iron Radio (Average ISO Walls) Percolator Toaster Vucuuin Cleaner 50-Wa- 3 tt hours 1 W H 1 Vl H rule. nith Electric Cooking 6 hours ' " 3 " 2 Vl " " " ' ' " lf t See your dealer in electrical appliances or visit our store for further information concerning the advantages of these household servants . , UTAH POWER S. LIGHT CO. EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE O |
