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Show a?e FTfl If; n anu jfining Railroad r m W5 rolitically Independent VdTXXXI. No. 13 Itt - - if THE JOURNAL'S NEWS EDITION DELIVERED ONLV ON SUBSCRIPTION Helper, Utah, Friday, November 6, in VLsi" W Q R eese Leads Vote. Blood THE STATE REVEALS PLAN CASUAL n landslide very easily that you demo-"m- i in a vote against a not suffer a damn thing, can WILL FOR cm Two Helper ites Win APPROPRIATE FUNDS STRETCH IN COMING YEAR ' FAVORS DEMOCRATIC TICKET yu'U lose algo that far. f t The long drawn out project forj j Salina via Salina canyon seems to be in the wake with thej if you v.n betters on the election announcement from the state road! on the right quite jubilant if commission that funds amounting joe IJaiboguo, siauncn uur the "tip" of to around a million dollars would orter, followed literary Digest and wagered he diverted to this project within lundon. You'll' see Joe pay off the next few years ami that initial election bet on Armistice day appropriations would be meted out Ray McConigal is this year. ie parade. in on this. of the road will! Completion shorten the distance between Price and Salina about 60 miles.) lj Have : While During a large part of the year.j t hers agree that the election the present routes Eph-- j Utah!. raim to Orangeville and xday was absolutely necessary ut vvhich of the State Route No. 31 Huntington to! irder to find polls was right. It seems Fairview are ejther closed or not straw polls in a condition to be commercially on the average, a darn this year desirably ways of traveling. Now n't worth ilt will take a lot of pencil a trucking company with heavy naoer to explain" some of load faces the necessity of driving fe. The best advice to anyone from Price and other Carbon coun,bets on an election is not to ty points by U.S. 50 to Thistle i straw vote or principles or and then southward to Salina by just U.S. 89, a distance of 169 miles. "hing else influence you The Salina Canyon route when a democrat. Salina completed, leading from and Castle Ferron From through F.mery, Dale to Price, will be but 110 t Ordinary ' an of things came this kind miles long, and the grade ever M concerning the local hoy the divide will be less steep. W. D. Hammond and Preston O. it troop which is sponsored by of the State Road Comlocal! Peterson, Helper Kiwanis club. The com-- . mission, by M. C. aceompanfed jters named their own chief Moffet, locating engineer, ee and went cut and raised from public solicitation and and Ray Gillis, district engineer, the nionev to the families were in Castle Dale last week, on to fellow scout niembeirs last goinb over the proposed work ;4 who were killed in the ac- - this hi eh way. Mr. Moffet is making a Tucon-- : nt in Willow Creek canyon, noissance of the road, and the! fl a fine act a from coming commission stated that a force ofj of adolescents is most compilable and indicates the kind surveyors will be here early next principles that are taught to weck to start work of ihe align ment of the new highway. boys by their leaders. , your and i j'-v- v--. v 'Wm Wwk The MaD ! . Of the Hour Tine to form, Carbon county went democratat the polls Tuesday by even larger majorities than ever before and did its part in keeping the state and national ticket in power and at the same time" placing the entire county democratic ticket in office by substantial leads in every case. ' ic j j - Helpi r was not cutdone either and gave commanding leads to every winner. The regular straight: democratic vote, however, did not prevail in Price and was also cut short considerably in Helper wheiej tho republican candidates were all v given bettor advantages. Price Republican The only consistent republican precincts in the county were found; in Price although Sunnysido did vary radically in the" count for state senator and county attorney and gave Henry Jones and Henry Rugger! strong leads. Price voters gave Dillman (R) a lead in two precincts in the' governor race and favored nearly; every republican on the locJ ticket, in the five precincts. Ja mi- j Armlsf lee Bay To Be Henry K. Biood. east-wes- w ra jsH RE-ELECT- ED t on 10 e "ip Ex-Govern- """"" """ or MINE OFFICIAL IS KILLED WHEN CAR OVERTURNS Charles R. Mabey will deliver the main address during the program, which is being sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary next Wednesday at the Bonnie Theatre HIAWATHA SUPERINTENDENT FOUND BY ROAD NECK BROKEN Clarence Newton Orr, 54, superintendent of the United States I Fuel mine at Hiawatha, was killed of Armistice late Saturday night when the new commemoration in Day. if i sedan he was driving left the The Legion and Auxiliary have A! " road at the junction of the Hiawatha-completed their nlans and have! THE PRINTED WORD 1 Emery Reese Leads county road and over-- ' AGAINST SOUND made great effort t'er a success-' Reese ncumbent Jt. Reese,. Mr. Orr, who wa. turned, throwing ful and appropriate ctlebiation Science has proved that the treasurer, unnning on the the lone occupant out of the county on that day. An impressive parca,. istatc democratic ticket for human eye is man's greatest He was round by a passentirely. ade has arranged, w hich will lead the entire democratic and most effective means of at the ;ntral school at 'accumulating knowledge and ticket in Cuslrn county ' from ing njotoibH,- with a broken neck. K I 1;egiu' Since U:M a.m. and is being headed by information. county to the national candidates. in an 1916, Mr. Orr has served official capacity with the the Ltgion and followed by thej Murdock Abe Congressman Sight brings out the U.S. Fuel Autiliary, the school tend and' company at Hiawatha tained his popularity in Carlon of any object and ftnd he has been identified with the girl stouts. a .W7 over; remains in the memory long by roiling up pluiality uie industrial interests of this Following the 'parade the prog-- j his opjionent. after. An actual picture or an ' fmlllflrJ biukk ,.(..... It... ram will he held and will presided' iuhi ume. V'.Tndge Gecrge Cliristensen lead open letter is more certain in He was over by Post commander August the mind than a spoken des. i the judicial ticket in the county Tliidnnihnn 10bornonoin Newberg, Va., xaa nna came west l.itizette. After the meeting is cription. fth a ::3S plurality ov. r his.in as assistant superintendent ivm cHled to order the traditional ad-- ! Likewise, the printed word (nearest opponent, of the Montana Coa land Coke vant'ing of the colors will be conis more certain to a custom er ' Woolley Unseated , 3 " mrmge. Mont., ducted, and then the guest, speak-jdist-a picture more indusive for a ; Con. Abe Murdock After twelve years on the ta Kingwood, W.. Va., iu th1, n,rnill ei', Mr. Ma hey, will be introduced.' rict. court bench. Judge sale than barren talk in the J Jaiureturned to Hiawatha Mrs. Alma Dankwortli has charge-room. These deductions alone Woolley (R) cf Manti went down in 1916. MRS, LOUTslONZA J. C. Penney Hold of the entertainment for the: oceount for the newspapers to defeat in this county and the He Grill program. of "the country getting more other four counties of the district Mrs. is survived by his widow. Banquet Gertrude Murdock Orr, who At 1 p.m. an elaborately pre-- : than 3 to John Hougaard of Manti (D) greater proporBURIED THURSDAY .was in Salt Lake at the time of The members of the J. C Pen-- ; pared banquet, at which the IVmald Adams (D) of Monticello tion of the advertising budget of was named district attorney a nflthe accident; three brothers, U. N. national advertisers last ney company ln Helper, enter- - "'ls or lne auxniaiy win act as will be given for the hostesses, Caibon by 200 votes overj Orr, Ajo, Ariz.; M. .1. Orr. radios. carried .j year than Funeral services were conduct tained at an elaborately arranged Veterans and their r E. U. Orr k';n'u.i Dur-; partners. The Helper Journal circulSylvester .1. Svveetring cf Prine. Va.; five d for Mrs.. Louis Fvcnza at the banquet at the Grill cafe, Thursin-- ' a Mrs. sisters, the lmir very ing banquet George ates each week to more than Ruggeri Leads OaUiolie church last Monday at day evening at 7 p.m. Mr. M. P. Robinson, Kingwood, W. Va.; Mrs. mus1000 paid subscribers in this A teresting program, including lead the J. H. Henry Ruggeri, (R 10 A.M. A requiem high Mass Street acted as toastmaster. Ford, Fairmont, W. Va.': Mr ical numbers and remarks, will be! district and local merchants local uui' iicuet DUt nts oppon " Grace MoiiK-mnpprogram was: rendered under the r was offered by Rev. W. A. Ruel. very interesting direction of cirare an also 1800 ' given ient, Marl D. Gibson (D) had alv, Interment was at the Mountain given during the banquet hour, Mrs. Dankworth. ' ' culation 1077 in spite guide beshopping which included a reading by Miss' ,f the View Cenvtery. on The day's ceremonies will be sides for a total of. 2800 .na.ke,, pj.pularity of Ruggeri. who R. AIpn caleiiiCa Mr Mrs. Ftonza was a long time res-- , Katherine Street and an concluded by a big dance at the! r re-Mr. .arried ian solo Krissman. will ,..,.-'be and and. Sunnyside and.;fln(i fT. N, 0r- at ended by of ident Helper Rainbow Gardens at 9 p.m. Tae the ftne to be trong in Helper. Miss Elizabeth Martinclli, Miss; jjvroved membered as one of the earliest a, public is invited to attend the settlers here. She had been ill f r; Helen Matekovich and Mr. Dick program at the Bonnie and the MASONIC LEADERS Educed committee the canui-- : Thursday several days, which illnpss caused, Vaughan comprised afternoon from dance. r.""" the r tor on date arrangements. commissioner, Masonic temole hv tho her death. Avho polled over iom piurainy.MnRf.ni. ln,l,o PLAN VISITATION Among her survivors are herj uuimi ida in the Mr. and Mrs. Lynn nr:udbent against Win. Staplcy (R) TiiiRhnml Inis rtonza. a son, Vin-- j NAVAL APPOINTEE IS Masonic, cemetery at Price. Blood Carries cent and a daughter, Mrs. Priano.jare the parents of a baby girl, Govenicr lilood, contra ly to pre- arriving last Wednesday morning , all of Helper. J. WILLIAM STONE, HENRY WANTED HERE election forecasts, carrted the' POSTAL RECEIPTS BLUMENTHAL COMING The Journal and the many at the Price city hospital. Mother ! as are child with and 1000 a getting reported j offer plural-Honza county their, nearly Mrs. of friends . , r j .. n ' 1,11 '"''jiir iiarmon reery Masonic order members of thei ' 3 sympathy to the bereaved family.' along nicely. SHOW HUGE GAIN nnii jjay Dillman in the rmir. henator William Ij. King an Carbon : urea were . .. ..... recipient. nounces that he will have om official visitation of two ,.,m)y .vacancy in his quota of oppomt-- ; to the MONEY ORDERS AND STAMP Fahring, Bonacci Intents to the United Stales Xavnl outstanding leaders of the state, SALES 1! Falirinc and Frank Acntlemy at Annapolis in l.n.7.j organisation Saturday evening. J.j Dr.iL democrats of Helper and to fill such vacancy will con William Stone. Krand high ,nivtl ei e eletded to office, The form- According to Postmaster Eugene . .w duct a competitive examination : mi, i i hi h thiiiiw in. i irpi ill i n i"a r will serve. Gibson of the local office, the a.s fourthe undt r the auspices of the Civil again -. u.r fiirtim Service Commission. jiHr commissioner of the county.! "ontn or October was one of tbo Senator King has received many Mascns. and Henry G. niumenthal,! Vhil the latter will serve Carbon iw,;Kt nwnths in the historv of the i r- . quests fiom young men in Utah; grand commander of the Knights county as a representative at the; local branch of Uncle Sam's mail i Reese M. Reese, Carbon county and savings enterprise. for an opportunity to enter thej Templar of Utah, were here for state legislature. on candidate a was who Money orders written for the it occasion. He that states the Naval Academy. trcasui'fir, month total at $20,128.11 com-is his desire that all ycting men Practically all of the line of- NATIONAL MINERS the democratic, state ticket at pared to SS.flSS.og for the same in Utah, who are ambitious to ficials of the latter group are exTuesday's election and was swept or at for a gain of $11.-- j in the imontn be attendance an to have the niter pected Academy, may into office by the people of the or 233.03, about 134 per cent gain, Therefore he is meetings. The Knights Templar opportunity. equal OUT ON STRIKE state of Ftali. Stamp sales for th month of conducting this competitive ex chief and his officer aides are bon Cai October which are very much the first scheduled to make their visit al Besides being the animation. name in regard to Increase, are r i The examination will lie held 4:30 o'clock, a banquet at six county man ever to be elected to A ttrike is in the act of progalso up about 82 per cent over of one as the o'clock listed 12, on December being Saturday, l!3fi,j ress- at National by the members a state office, Mr. Reese has the same month of last year. The the I j outstanding events, a.m., in Salt Lake, Ogden. f the local of the United Mine total distinction of leading President visita Mason Arch stamp sales thi year for The and Cedar Royal Richfield, gnu, Provo, Workers there on the grounds of October are Roosevelt and Abe Murdock in the while last $725.65, Citv. T'pou request it s possible' tion ib scheduled for 7:30 o'clock, wage pay. year tho sales amounted to only final vote of Carbon county and examination mav be according to announcement. It Is the that are The for an miners striking meet- $130.23. enjoying a larger plurality than given in other cities. Further probable that these official amount of money a little over a The total stamu sales for. the a as servo occasion any candidate running on th1 f Ml will joint J i nformation may be obtained by ' Ings or 1936 compared to that or year Masonic for the gathering ticktt in this county. His total largest Senator King. writing owed for the past everal months. 107,m i- btui vote in the county was G2r7 to ; of the year locally. vuiiolueffli;iy uueaii. Delay and failure to pay th.s IIelper.g Dost n,na 113H for A. Edsel Christenson (R) to RITES amount FUNERAL of several members on the way to a regular mortuary. Salt Lake City. his opponent and he had a 4161 standing Mr. Pehrson is survived by sev- the union after terms had been as a second class SATURDAY BE TO Carbon of voters The post office and plurality. en children of a first marriage; ought brought about the calling which has entitled it to recognicounty paid a real tribute to an six by his second; two brothers, of a strike there following vote tion in the federal Albert for t services Funeral official regardless efficient county government's Pehrson. who died at a hospital one sister and 4 grandchildren. of the men and advise from the appropriation for office post of party and democracy in Utah in Salt Lake, will be held Satur-- J Interment will, be In the city local representative of the union, buildings constructed by the gov honor toj paid a long deserved Frank Bonacci. ernment. p.m. at Intel mountain' cemetery at Salt ljike. Reese M. Reese day at Carbon county! I ' a I ...:.. i'V- -- . ' f j if . 1 j j trea.ii-jtire- ln-ei- i r j -' if - 4 ; 1 -' 1 - t IENDMENT NO. 5 PASSED ONE SAT, j ;w IY j NA against a an oiled highway between Ferron b&tting try just Owned Newspaper PRICE GOES G.O.P. HELPER (.earned the Roosevelt m- dat" J arnes iounty. Murdock High Thinfl 7 A Helper m tfc! fi iPsressde.it Roo sevelt GOVERNOR AGAIN TO DEVELOP ROAD FERRON-TQ-SALI- 1 fcH - SUBSCRIPTION $2 A YEAR THE JOURNAL SHOPPER'S EDITION OEUVLREO FREE TO EVERY HOME 193G. Democratic County UEntire 3- UM AL dJ i .'' Subscribe for at w-- a. 1 . - Den-an- iENDMENT turn Voters PASSES 5 NO. down other five Amendment No. ss the 5 j which cm- - legislature of the state I'tah to increase the home-- ' i exemption to $2000 and the rmtl prrperty property ex- JKioiT to $p,oo was passed by voters of f the state of Utah election this week. pause the final count will not pn iuany nicre than a 3000 plur- favor of the amendment, believed that the legislators Ctab. will take this into con- pation in making a moderate to le presented fer vote than go to the full portent He power iriven. rbon county turned down FT amendment hut the fifth f which was passed by an 11 Plurality. Following is the ";1 county Vote on the six pJments in Carbon county. ' For Against fr r One Two to. to. 1119 1010 1072 1172 1435 120S Three 'our Five to, Six . d . 16 IS 16.12 1543 1437 142t 147,1 FEDERAL PROJECTS ACTIVELY ENGAGED - ?TZ' phn-alit- 1 - j l.,idJ:! !w..,Lm0era"fi two-yea- I i j . i -- A .,.., ! CARBON TREASURER WINS STATE OFFICE . I j SKY-ROCKE- T ; i wi-- .,,.. i"i ts i i- j I j m w. . o-- ! ftfe and sewing ,S8e8 handicraft for adults nre conducted fm!'iy and Friday evenings at central school at 7 p.m. You " 'nvited (0 att(,ui Fridav even-- t . 4 - classes in Americanization Tuesday and Thursday held !"inK at 6:30 p.m. Junior Girls sewing class a Halloween party at the l,0l house Friday, Oct. 30. lni,'R. stories, stunts and were enloved bv the 'berg. j i Mb ! 1 V. |