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Show $6000 LEGACY SEEKS FINAL RITES HELD HEIRS OF ONE PAUL JORGENSON TODAY FOR An CHICAGO, ILL., Oct. 30 rpban fortune" of about $6,000, estate, is : earching When Cox, through-fa- t probate IN CARBON but Carbon's most popular young ladies are waging a keen contest to rule over the annual homecom ing celebration that opens tonight :at Price and Helper. The campaign was a real contest, taking ' on the hue of a political battle with hand bills and posters liav-ing been most conspicuous. Monday of this week the contestants were reduced to six, and Only one can be chosen, 13 SCHOOLS IMPROVES Attendance 20S S. LaSalle St., Chi-go- , in tracing w"ho Hpeializes school- - in Car- fit r. weeks bon county for the of the present school year increased to 95.5S per cent of the total enrollment as compared to 1 t. in UTAH U8PAVLocTQBEt The book is particularly usable since it is arranged in alphabetical order, with an index of subjects treated under the various REFERENCE BOOK letters. While the author states clearly that L.D.S. Scriptures must be considered a complete colJOURNAL not AT HELPER , lection of references, the general reader will be more than pleased Book for; with the adequacy of both the subIndexed Reference Latter-DaSaints available. Near-jects treated and the excerpts covering 319 lv 2.vH"i references quoted. various subjects are included in Certainly Mr. Orme is to be con. this much needed alphabetized gospel reference book. Invaluable for use bv missionaries, teachers. and speakers, L.D.S. Scriptures, nrovides the answer for those who wish to know and be able to present authoritative material. NEW LOS SCRIPTURE MARK ATTENDANCE of NATIVE OF ITALY for children Walter Homecoming Queen Contest Waxes Keen; Finals Are Today j or other 4eecendants of Paul Jorgenson, Pni6h emigrant, who may legally 0&Pt it if they can be located. This was disclosed here today Utah HELPER THE HELPER JOURNAL EIGHT PAGE per cent last year, it was reported today by the office of the board y smtulated on of ,ft theTT Vs work large should find it 7Urleo commendable to use in the whole body ofV?--- C4: The book U tk,; . craft, Salt L " vurcnased at t Journal, who are LDS church book; . ?r' . wi. . a. outer reffrnnr.a unn Mvt 13 -- books. u U s K: .Htk all 1 4 New Management! new-scho- j j Rette-Len- e Sco-fiel- j Shop d ' 1 j ALL j Patrons, A Pay STRAND o The People May Know! 7r- M-G-- wtt ' -- EiZ3 A Livffig in i C ,.' . 7 i GENE of for as ManeMcDonald Short an and the the Party, or Party. his preliminary a attend. as the years ticket, Party. vre that After for for that o run for as past s that that tunerai iieia ror 9i8ion co ,m the the city at other part during has not , that this as ivfs" that of the ticket JOE J ticket with that nr and years 1 2 has years for are other for ticket an s his and and m are and times This past our voters that ti wtlofci of education. The increase, it was reported. can be attributed to the The six contestants and their successful publicising of the sponsoring clubs are: Lucille plan which allots state Bon Athletic on a student attendance monies club; Gilbert Charles Orme, the author Jorgensen, IRENE'S SHOP IS NOW THE freshman nie Bailey, class; basis and also to a plan adopted of L.D.S. Scriptures, has made it acthe and, his in to school time, Enid Seaton, Senate club; Dar by tithe the a year early point board of education whereby stu cordingly, has pent at least two lene Carlson, Carbonettes; Jan the inheritance reverts through et Miller, associated scholars dent bodies reporting the best at- hours daily in theological study. Jorgenson to his children or, pot-- : Because of this intensive research and pugiists. and Diamond Sia tendance receive cash prizes. 0itly. grandchildren. the six For weeks, first the he has become aware of the need peris, majorettes. Owned And Operated By Mrs. Rette Wilde "Jorgenson is known to have reference was awarded $15 for for a comprehensive were school held services Funeral this 6? en born in Denmark in about morning at 10:30 for Mrs. Mariet today the finals will be held to the best percentage of attendance, book. Moreover, as a result of his And Mrs. Helene Lewis Of Helper lf59. He came to this country as ta sec-- ; B. Iiertolino, was qualified to produce he 68. a choose the queen and her two at- 98.76. Spring Canyon was Elegante study, 0 young man and settled in Utah resident of Carbon county since tendants. The high vote will de ond with 97.89 and Wattis and such a book. In about 1895. during a period of 1900, who died after a lingering jtermlne the queen and . the attend ' ClearCreek tied for third with Although L.D.S. Scriptures is an considerable Scandinavian imm- illness at the Price ants will be he runner-ups97.81. Second prize was $10 and hospital city complete reference exceptionally state. to the j igration Queen candidates and the spon-- third was $5 which was divided jwork, suitable for the trained per-- ; at ahoue 10:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. fol"Unfortunately, papers left hy 27th. between the student bodies of the son, it is also an unusual book soring organizations are as ON f& MERCHANDISE deceased fall to show exactly A Arlene Thomas, Sigma Nu; two tied schools. All of these of Mrs. Bertolino native jlows: Italy from the point of view of the gen- rnere in the state he located, but was REDUCED AS LOW AS born in Italy on Goldie Marakis, Pi Gamma Chi; schools are in the elementary di-- ' eral reader who will find it of there is evidence that Jorgenson Oct. 13. 1879. Pratelino, Dolly Feichko, Homettes; Darlene vision. of the a daughter Whether person interest. great married and reared a family in Diamond In the junior division, first prize is and Minnie Carrera Boetto Carlson, Carbonettes; preparing a talk or not, he is Utah, and that the descendants Joseph Arleen Ware, went for to the Price genuinely interested in the subShe came to this country in 1900 Siaperis, Majorettes; attendance re still living there." first settling in Castle Gate and Camera club; Janet Miller, Asso- junior high school with a 96.69 jects which Mr. Orme has comshortly after moving to Helper ciated Students and Pugilists; per cent total attendance. The piled and for which he has comwhere she has since resided. She Shannon McDonald, Junior Class; Carbon senior high school was piled invaluable source material. We Invite All Old And All of 0m 96.60. two Hence, the reader who desires to married Antone Elegante in 1900. LaJuane DeAngeles, Senior class; second with Only To Us Friends Visit Soon class; prizes, $15 and $3 are being given be well informed will find this who died in 1923. She married Bonnie Bailey, Freshman Enid Seaton, Senate club; Bar- in this division. Basilio Bertilino in 1923. book a welcome and extremely 155 SO. MAIN ST. HELPER Inasmuch as this plan is proving usable and valuable addition to She was a member of the Stella bara McGowan, Pep club; Lucille Athletic Vivian WHERE THE BIG club; Catholic America and Jorgenson, de the successful, the board of education his library. lodge church. Rosary was sung at the Brotherson, Eaglettes, and Helen has voted to continue giving the PICTURES PLAY Mitchell Funeral home in Price NMlson, Sophomore class. prizes. Enrolled in county schools this last night at 8 p.m, and service at the St. Anthony church this LEGION AUXILIARY year are 5.5O0 students and the first six weeks enrollment was morning were under the direction 95.58 of the Rev. Francis R. Lamothe. THURS, FRI. SAT. per cent as compared to Burial was in the Helper Mt. View PLANS AID TO 90.82 per cent of the 5,110 students enrolled during the tame cemetery. Survivors besides her second period last year. VETERANS DISABLED husband include one daughter, Mrs Thersa Dambrosia of Helper; 3 HELPERRAMS UPSET sons, Joseph and Charles of Help Plans for bringing the joy of big, Pv-n- TI Provo. Ten of James war and to er, Christmas disabled giving uw, tip topical grandchildren also survive as do a veterans in hospitals are being CARBON SUBS 12-- 7 musical! brother Thomas Boetto. Helper, developed by American Legion A and Mike. Louis and Miss Paulina Auxiliary throughout the Country, By Jimmy Scarcelli Louise Boetto of Italy. t according to Mrs.. Minnie Wahl, h i t?h wo u a ni rrh ir MpI ritp Tn n l the of Chairman Rehabilitation school last Thursday, and happy local unit. UTAH STATE PLANS ....they had a right to be because Gifts from the Auxiliary will tlle"' football team came through veterans, with a go to the liospitialized thrilling upset victory over FOR HOMECOMING Aux-I but this is only part of the a tough Carbon team. With this lliary s vast Christmas program, they proved that their 20 V.h. victory wm AND 8 NOVEMBER o 12 win over Dragerton the week Steve Diamanti Joe Tullius Kenneth Mower Jess Cox Ernest Flaim part is to make it possible for before was no fluke. gifts from the veterans to go to The Rams got off to a great "Miss Utah State" this year their families at home. start. They kicked off to Carbon will rule the largest homecoming disEarly in its efforts for the - crowd in the history of Utah State abled men, the women of the but forced them to punt on fourth starring the ProgresMany people do not understand why some Helper started on its own Agricultural college, with the am- Auxiliyfry discovered that jpreJ down. KELLY 39 and by picking up one first sive Citizens' candidates, who formerly were elected as Dembitious slogan "Colorado U and ..if. senting gifts to the veterans was' the Conference Too." The largest not enough to make Christmas a down they drove to Carbon's 35. ticket.. reelection on a non-partisocrats, are now running student body in USAC's history happy day in the veterans hos- a reverse and shot off his own With a first and ten, Plaga faked if. making elaborate .preparations Democrats we still Democrats Yes, we were elected pitals. They found that the great to welcome alumni on November est desire of the men was to be left tackle to go all the way for a Democratto and intend remain Democrats. We did not leave senrp Th trv (nr rnnvopclnn woa 7 and 8, the USAC alumni office News Cartoon able to send gifts home. This led qJqcJj ic We were left by announces. C. L. Pocock is gen- to the establishment of perhaps we should say-b- y "giftj- Through th gecond quartpr , eral chairman with Ken Webb, shops in the hospitals. The numwho those now our dominate a baUIe flf the lineg as student ber of these Richmond, acting has increas-- j Jack D 'shops' TOES. James McNaraarai SUN,, MOIL, chairman. Leonard McDonald is ed each When the present Mayor called year until this year they Martinez and Max Woodhead per meetings for alumni secretary. are planned for practically every the purpose of discussing prospective Democratic ticket, we forming hrimantly. Carbon's top Kickoff for the festivities is the veterans Continuous Showing Sunday hospital in the country. linesmen were Salazar H not consulted or invited to in downWe could only conclude traditionally pep rally The Auxiliary shops" op- - Tonc and Coult From 2:00 town Iogan at 7 p.m. Friday even- erate for a few "gift Mullins would seek reelection before weeks Mayor. The tMrd quarter brought Car ing with uniformed band. Spurs, Christmas. They offer a wide var when bons touch(lown LindseV) Sponsors & Intercollegiate Knights iety of with gifts from women and' eeped ,around end for a gcore serving for nearly two present candiparading from the campus to main children, all donated by the Aux- we date we decided Things ,ooked bad for Helper Mayor on the Democratic street. Homecoming sport dance iliary. There are no price togs when RuUevina plowed over for and will be held in the Aggie field-hous- e and no cash could not honestly and conscientiously endorse policies registers. Everything the tra point to make the SCQre at 9 p.m. There the Home-c- is free to the disabled veterans Carbon 7 and reason could with him. not actions, reelection Hl.,per 6 ning queen will be introduced who come to the and "shops" A cost Carbon fumble the ba made of the and announcement We knew of the outstanding leadership of D. K. Downey mase rnose unaoie game, because it was on their winners in the house decorations to leave selections, beds to come to the own 18 their line. some Behind yard we knew that contests. The alumni will dance rooms in the during the time he served Mayor of Helper, hospitals where the beautiful blocking Helper drove to at the Eccles hotel at 9:00 p.m. he had, and would, cooperate with us, the "shops" are set up are visited by a first down on the threp Aftpr 9 city officials Friday. ' for workers with carts full Hne the of of all Auxiliary the these reasons good elson people of Helper, and payg failed Allen USAC Foresters will meet at the of gift selections. The gifts are on a we over snPak (lrove invited Mr. Downey to head a non-partisquarterbaok Bluebird Cafe for a homecoming as candwrapped and mailed by Auxiliary ,to pive the Rams a 12 to 7 ead breakfnst idate Saturday morning at for The Utah Department of the The extra point failed ,,eoause of Mayor. 8:30. The annual "A" Men's club volunteers. Ia furnble. will held at dinner Homecoming two served with K. D. Marquis During the will operate a "gift HeIper-,bi? test 00mPS Thurs the Eccles Hotal at 11 a.m. Sat- Auxiliary us this and we know year day wbpn thpy mPpt Prjce Jnnjor shop" (or "gift shops") he is honest, progressive efficient, and r- urday. m iii jr at , .ait veterans iane. Tt on prre-Hospital, hieh fnP spt fipd. Storing he will work Thousands of students, visiting economical and clean government, and for JUNE HAVER MARK STEVENS alumni and townsfolk will line these reasons we with him.x same happy to be on IkncUtf bi UDTO IAC0N rrodutw) by KMttt KSSQ the streets for the "big parade" The first indication of domestic Saturday morning, featuring some Helper Coal Miner We have been accused by the candidate for happiness is the love of one's 60 Mayor on the opfloats made by enthusiastic home. NEWS"' Daniel for Montlosier Funeral services, position ticket, of failing to cooperate " student organizations. All service him. During the past , Obradovich, 56, a resident of Car-- ' two we have been able to cooperate with each other, and Cartoon and Short organizations and complete ROTC bon county for the past 33 years, i,n "eer the u" unit will join the parade. Roy W. Dame with all other who died Wednesday. October 15, officials, except we, who have Mayor, Climaxing the two-da- y pageant at his home H35 mt con-J! were in Helper, served for many years, have been able is the gridiron clash between Colo- a to cooperate all a (h ,,Qn0i nf People visited the Museum dur- rado and white and with the Julv other ONLY an' university WED. THURS, during August. should indiMayors and all Mi.oii f,,norai hnm ,,nHPr.,n5 city officials. blue of Utah State at 2 p.m. Satcate Halthe lack of cooperation the direction of Rev. Richard two years has the urday. Sororities, fraternities.1 and Commu the Price of pastor been on the of the Mayor, and dormitories will hold "Open House' rbert, church. the lack of cooperation SHOWINGS DAILY for friends and alumni guests af- nity which has been evident, He was born on May 13. 1891, been our making. ter the game. in Bruvno. Yugoslavia, a son of Webb Chairman with Citizens' Assisting At Box Office Opens Daily Every one of the candidates on Mr. and Mrs. Nick Obradovich. Progressive student arrangements' are Blue in ticket have had experience in the came to the United States NACCWIU of house He city govern2:00 p.m. & 7:00 p.m. Key fraternity,H.in E.charge operation of 1904 and had been employed as a NOT D. and we ment, feel decorations: Redford, entire should receive the supFeature Starts 3:00 and 8:00 coal miner during his residence HEAT Logan, parade; Jones, in Carbon Meiiyn port of Democratic voters, in Helper. county. well as all other WCWIU Dick Wheatly.Lo-gan- , Mnrray.dance; include his Survivors widow, FIH IT Admission Advanced Jim rally and broadcast; Mrs, Ann Obradovich, and two f West, Smithfield. queen contest. Prices ELECT OFFICIALS WHO WILL COOPERATE sisters and a brother. Mrs. Doia CbMPLITC WITH EACH OTHER and Staka Mrs. PARENTS OF 7 GET Krenela Drubac, 6 MONTHS FOR NEGLECT Milan Obradovich, all of Bruvno. FOR A BIGGER AND BETTER Rurial was in the Mountain HELPER. . Stanley Walton, 39, a city gar- View cemetery at Helper. bage collector in the mlddlewest, The The Most and his wife Ann, 38, were each Old State Capitol Draws Tourists Respectfully submitted by the Democratic candidates on the Honored Visitors from every state in the Academy the sentenced to six months in Progressive Citizens' Ticket. Film of at Hridewell after a policeman tes- Union were in attendance Award Old tified had Utah's the historic State couple Capitol neglected Our Time Picture! JESS R. COX their seven children. building at Fillmore during the ; WIMNll or t ACAOtMTAWAtDSI "It's1 a pity people Ilkr you can ast season. In addftlon, parties DIAMANTI STEVE "THE BEST YEARS have children," declared Judge registered from Holland, Alaska, N. TULLIUS Michael L. Rosin la as he passed .Cuba, Ireland and Canada. i niiR i sentence in Domestic Relations The building which is kept in ERNEST FLAIM ; Court on a charge of contributing good repair hy the State DepartKENNETH MOWER ment of Publicfty and Industrial to the dependency of minor (Paid Political Adv. Ken jjower) by: Jess R. Cox, stev e Diamanti, N. J. Development, houses an Interest- Tullius, Ernest Flaim, Hissing relatives to settle estates, took over the hunt. "The money was left," Mr. Cox Mid. "by a relative who died with-tm- t if sup. and of whom the living' never heard. Inasmuch as hdrs Vs.' fte deceased left no descendants, I |