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Show -- i HELPER. CARB02T COUNTY, UTAH, THtTRS., WM. T. IGLEHEART.r. . .Editor Entered in the Postolfice at Help-eUtah, as Second Class Mail matter every Thursday. Free-Hittin- The Helper state league team took defeat at the hands of the Salt Lake Moose nine Sunday in a closely-playe- d free hitting contest on the local diamond which ended 16 to 3. The locals put up three pitchers, while Barney in the Salt Lake box held Helper well In check, allowing only six hits and walking one man. Shorty Maulsby, Helper right fielder, made two sensational catches, in addition to being the heavy hitter. Alec Allison was the only player to pole out a home run. The best hitters for Salt Lake were Tadevich, Dow, Evans and Wilbur. Helper O A B H .. 4 3 3 0 Maulsby rf .. 0 0 1 4 Minor 2nd 1 0 3 1 Vecchio cf 1 0 0 4 J. Allison ss 0 1 0 4 Zaccaria If 0 4 0 3 c Ward 7 1 1 4 A. Allison 1st 4 0 0 0 Jackson 3rd 0 0 0 0 Kinney p 2 Per Year Advertising Rate on Application. Address all Communications to the Helper Times, Helper, STAND ASDVIILE NEWS t Ro?" Allred received a badly smashed hand while working on the tipple. The right hand was caught between two cars, and as a result, may lose the middle finger. John Qnick has resigned his shovel. position on the steam Mr. Loveless from Martin has come to fill the position. Mary Larsen is visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. Perkins. Thos. Healy has resigned his position here and will go to Helper to live. ' Mrs. C. J. Powers formerly of is spending the Standardville summer vacation in New York Brasher 2 1 1 p Tezak p Carmoni 34 Totals Salt Lake Wilbur 6 If ... Dow ct Cowan ss Tadevich 2nd Evans 3rd Michels 3rd Anderson rf t' From Helper to Greenriver 55c Gunnison 50c are "bstCaH Long Distance 6 16 4 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 3 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 2 lower. quicker. (ffc LTELEPHONE- - 5 S 2 2 1 0 2 49 16 18 7 Summary: Errors: J. Allison 4; Alec Allison, Brasher; Home runs: Alec Allison; two base hits John Minor. Stolen bases: Allison, Michels; bases on balls off Kinney 1; Brasher 3; Tezak, 6; Barney 1. Wild pitches: Kinto ney, Tezak. Credit victory Barney; defeat to Kinney. Umpires Jacobshagen and Barney. in tmmmmmv. man" wraisHBtwjsi"'' In' iiii 1 2 1 0 0 20, 1931 has returned to Sam Stein and Ben Stein went to Mary Meto her home in ScofielJ, following a Salt Lake City on a buying trip vWt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the first of the week. fete Jouflns at Helper. Mrs. Jesse Dowling of Buchta-n- e has been visiting with friends the past fow days. i i Helper, James, 'Alex, Robeit, and MalLittlejchn accompanied by Miller Haas of Louisville, Ken leit this week for a ten day vacation trip to Yellowstone National pari. colm Mrs. Myrtle Stalker and child- Mies Lola Nelson is spending several days of her vacation visiting with friends here. Miss Nel-fo- n recently arrived from Washington, D. C. to visit her parent at Price. Mrs. Abo Schoiifleld of Salt Luk'i visited from Wednesday until Friday at the home of Mr. Sam Stein in Helper. Every time your motor turns in gas and oil over it costs you money wear and tear. With Hupmobile's Freewheeling, lOOO engine revolutions take you as far as 1500 used to. That's why Freewheeling is a long step toward free riding ... 1 HUP MOBILE ... Send us your kodak rolls and we will develop and make you AT NO CENTURY SIX SEDAN. EXTRA COST JWi CENTURY BIQHT ren have returned to their home six glossy Velox border prints for SBDAN,$1295j THB8B OTHSR 8IOHTI FROM $1595 TO $2295,- FRICBI AT FACTORY in Standardville. having spent the 25c. Orders gent COD, are 15c expast two months in California. tra. Uollo Studio, 32 W. Center SERVICE GARAGE Strset, Provo. n Misses Faye and Rae Christen-seof Elsinore, accompanied by Mrs. W. A. Jones of Salt Lake HELPER, UTAH friends from Salt Lake were week City was a Helper visitor the and visitors in Helper and Price. first of the week. Mrs. Jones 'We believe the Hupmoblle to be the best car of its class In the world' recently returned from a California visit. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Andersen of Standard have been visiting with relatives and friends One Conolaiion at Fountain Green and returned of nil 'lie hcnlih rules Observance to their home this week. They would probably cause ns to live were accompanied by Elmo Ander longer than we could nfTnrd Tlor Thousands of Satisfied Customers son who went to seek employence (Ala.) Herald. ment. Mt. Pleasant Pyramid. o o teleiplhioaie Meats) Groceries John Deviette was a business caller in Salt Lake City Monday. 0 0 They are guests Thompson. Mrs. D. W. Shanks has been very ill for a week. Dr. C. L. Kline is taking care of the practice at Standardville and Latuda for the present. The children of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Lamp gave a party in the hall in honor of the twenty-fift- y anniversary of their parents. About thirty couples were present. Dancing was enjoyed with luncheon served at the hotel later in the evening. Mrs. Wm. Moffitt, mother of Mrs. Lester Worley is very sick at the Price hospital. tlon day ratea ratci are 1 5 4 0 5 0 0 0 Totals mm Helper Times Phone 21 enterMisses Day. of Mrs. Al. LONESOME Krentag and nteht by number 6 0 0 0 1 2 5 6 6 -. Barney p visiting relatives. Mrs. George Fullerton tained complimentary to Betty Vavora and Martha Someon is lonesome lone ou borne for your voice, telephone will take ant--you tow them. So fast, at oat you'll be surprUed. For example, atatloa to ate Call Euberg- Down Locals In Game g r, 2.00 Brown 1st Salt Lake Moose ty Jielper Urates Angust Ralph Deuel returned the first the week from Grangeville, Idaho where he had spent the summer at the home of his uncle, Dr. B. Chipman. Besides visitingl relatives, Ralph had opportunity g to gain experience in while in the fire belt region. of NEW Windsor Hotel forest-fightin- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter and two daughters are home from Cheyenne, Wyoming. Mrs. Carter spent the greater part of the Carter summer there, and Mr. went up several weeks ago to bewith his little come acquainted daughter recently born at Cheyenne, and to bring his family QUALITY PRICE SATISFACTION The Quake in Qui Iter Asked to write an essay on Quakers, a little Rirl wrote: "Quakers are very meek people who never fiht and never answer back. My fallier is a Quaker, hut my mother Is not." Toronto Globe. II centrally Located 225 So. Main, Salt Lake City, Utah Everything for comfort and convenient of our guests. 100 newly furnished outside rooms. FREE AUTO PARKING t Bates $1.00 to $2.50 Meat & Grocery I Helper - Phone 60 Utah iome. B'iiaii-m-ia- i h WBi-- NOTICE TO C0NTEACT0KS Office of the City Recorder, Helper, Utah. Sealed bids will be received at this office by the City Council' of Helper, Utah, until 8 o'clock p. m., August 20, 1931, and at that time publicly opened, for. the grading,' graveling and laying of 1 2 inch compacted of Utah Rock Asphalt wearing surface on Bryner Street in Helper, Utah, a distance of approximately 1410 linear feet, said pavement being 18 feet wide. Plans and specifications are on file in the office of the City Recorder of Helper, Utah, and with the County surveyor at Price, Utah. J City Recorder SEAL First July Last publication, August 20, 1931. publication, '? . a ! W. R. JOHNSON, 30, s ? 1931. y a- fit y way?" r m l ISP m whJr, wm mm NOTICE OP INTENTION NOTICE is hereby given by the City Council of Helper city oi the intention of such City Counimcil to make the following To grade, provement, gravel and asphalt an 18 toot strip along the center of Bryner street, between the west boundary line of Helper City limits and the south boundary line of the State highway on said Bryner street, a distance of approximately 1410 feet, all according to plans and specifications on file with the City Recorder. And abutters portion of the expense and costs thereof by special assessment upon the lots and pieces of ground to be effected and benefitted thereby, said costs to be divided in the following d of enmanner, tire costs to be paid by Carbon d of entire costs County; to be paid by Helper City anil d to be assessed to the abutting property effected and benefited thereby. The total cost of the said improvement is estimated at $3,102.00, or at an estimated cost of per front advertising; foot, engineering, Interest on interim warrants, and Issuance of bonds, etc., 10 per cent of the total cost. All protests or objections to such Intention or to the construction of such improvements must be made in writing, signed by the owner of the property effected or benefitted, describing the same, to gether with the number of front feet effected by the improvement and to be filed with the City Recorder on or before the 20th day of August, 1931, at which time the City Council will have a special meeting and consider the protests and objections that shall have been made. By order of the City Council of Helper City, Utah. Dated this 29th day of July, 1931. SEAL W. R. JOHNSON, City Recorder First publication, July 30, 1931. Last publication, August 20, 1931. mm to-w- it: 58 i-- S a.'K .,3. 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