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Show THE HELPER TIMES. UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE KEWS NOTES Kenil worth News THE HELPER TIMES HELPER. UTAH Nineteen Utah Aggie football The Winter Quarter at the Colplayers with Coach Roinney, Chairman P- V. Cardon. manager Harris lege will open Wednesday, January and trainer Nelson, left Logan 4. At that time many new courses Tuesday, December 6. for Honolulu, will begin and new students can beHawaii, where they will clash with gin their work just as well at that the University of Hawaii football time as they can in any other quarteam on December 17. The players ter. The Winter Quarter will conwill be home again by the first of tinue to Friday, March 2S. but thev will get an opporJanuary t, There will be a girls'rifle team at tunity for a week in the Islands after the football game. The players the College. A great number of woMelba 13 mice. who were chosen to make the trip SANTA CLAUS men students are practicing daily Miss Elenora Umber wa3 taken ill are Captain Linford. Gibbons Cran-newas to last Who Bays there isn't any Santa rushed Ogcleu Ber?eson. Schaub, Martindale, and tryouts for the team will be Friday and was on held In the immediate future and a where late that Jensen, operated Warburton, Smart, Worth-ingtoCiaus? If any such there be, let Call, team of about twelve will" be Hurren, Hawlcv, night for appendicitis. him read this. The beautiful doll given away by Sparks, Gardner Saxer Sorensen. Nicholas was an actual per- the Kcnilworth Theatre last Thurs- D'lhle and Judah. son. Ho was bishop of Myra, ia Ly-(i- day, was won WANTED TO RE XT 3 or 4 room by little Miss Julia Asia Minor, in the first part oi Garavagli. The card cheering stunts that Furnished House at once. Inquire the fourth century of the Christian The Kcnilworth teachers went to were executed by the students of the nt The Helper Times. C'.llenrf at the University-Aggi- e era. I i is father was a wealthy mer- Helper Saturday to attend tiie instifootball game oa Thanksgiving were Heltute demonstrations at and the chant, and Nicholas was known, as the best ever seen in the Rocky per school. Moaatain Conference. 'These stuntt dispenser of the good things of life. school Union ha3 been The Sunday received almost as much publicity Thus he came into universal popu.r.iiticing for the past several weeks as did the players themselves. Six larity as the generous giver. m a Christmas Service which will hundred took part in the students The American term, Santa Claus, oe held next Sunday morning, Desays one au- cember 18, at the Auditorium. The demonstration and among the variprobably originated, thority, through the slurring of the Sunday school will also have its an- ous things formed by the colored generous old fellow's earlier name. nua! Christmas Tree and program cards were the American Flag, the Beehive with Utah spelled below, U. Saint Nicholas. This authority Sunday morning. of U. on one side in red and white thinks American children are probaA lunch was served Friday at noon and U. A. C. on the other in blue bly the only ones in the world who by the members of the seventh and and white, Aggies, Utah, an Indian call him Santa Claus. eighth grades. The boys and girls head Utes, and a "Farmer for the handled the serving very nicely, tak- Farmers. RESPECT FOR LAW ing delicious cocoa and sandwiches to the various rooms to the boys arid Dr. F. Zucker, a well known EuA private detective engaged to girls who wished to have their lunch ropean student of soil bacteriology LF YOU'RE AN (shadow jurors in the The children enjoyed it has in school. OWNER OF A CAR il case and "assertain the finanrequested the College authoriever so much, and some of the rooms to know where to you ought ties that he be allowed to spend cial condition of jurors" has been where the majority of the children some time come for the better grades of soils in the detecWhen laboratory fjund. government to lunch had real little part- at the college. Dr. Zucker will Auto supplies, since out store is tives got him, he had enlisted in the stayed ies while enjoying the refreshments. well known to automobile ownspend about a year in America dl- marines, and would have been on his Little Keith Huntsman narrowly ers in this territory. All necesway to Haiti. One juror in this ' SUMJIONS case, involving a rich man and a escaped being severely injured last sary parts, tools and implements he was week when accidentally of former Cabinet officer accused desired are here for quick servknocked clown by an automobile on In the District Court of Carbon bribery, said, according to governat most reasonable prices. ice, Avenue. Fortunately County, State of Utah. ment testimony, that lie expected, Kenilworth our card with you. was Keith Carry in not the least hurt M. E. vs. when the case was over, to have an Itncdes, Tlaintiff. a two. or for second Ophelia L. Rhodes, Defendant. automobile "as long as a city only stunned CAREON RUBBER & REPAIR Some one asked who it was who had THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE DEblock." had the accident, and the FENDANT: Our prosperous men, Phone 66 aspecially and Keith was You are hereby summoned to. apthe very rich, are supposed to set a quite able to answer, "It's just me." pear before the above entitled Court f.ood example. At least, they are inWe are giad to know that Little within twenty days after the service terested! in maintaining respect for law which protects them, first of Jack and Frank Owen who have of this summons upon you. if servall. what impression is made on been ill for the past fevweeks are ed within the county in which this the average mind when a detective now very much improved and will action is brought, otherwise within agency "trails" members of the soon be able to play aain with the thirty days after this service, and defend the above entitled action, and oil jury, plainly seek- other boys and girls. Mrs. Waino Hill suffered from a in case of your failure so to do judging some juror that might be ment will be rendered against you bought. Suppose a detective agency cH'-'-- of tonsilitis last week. f TOBACCO. COLD CIGAES, went about examining rich men's Little Calvin Simmons was also according to the demands of the comhouses to find how burglars might on the sick list last week plaint, whirh has been filed with DRINKS ECT. suffering the most' easily break in. Would that from Clerk of the above Court. This now to ablo is but tonsilitis, be tolerated? action is brought to dissolve the Evidently an attack be in school again. bonds of matrimony existing between $ on the jury system in the interest of Next to Grill Cafe Mrs. Kenneth Smith arrived in ? you and plaintiff. liijjh finance is different from a Kenilworth several ago. days Helper, Utah C. D. POPE burglar's attack on the back door of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Leavitt had prosperity. Attorney f ;r Plaintiff, Helper, Utah as their house guest last week, Mrs. Leavitfs brother, Ilex Winters of Rules For Investors He came Friday and Huntington. It is about as hard to keep your returned to his home Wednesday. Miss Ilelga, Jones visited her sismoney safely as it is to make it in the first place. It requires almost ter Mrs. Alice Bulleii at Helper Satns much care, ingenuity and fore-s- i urday evening. a business Wednesday night ,ht as it does to earn the money. Joseph It. Nutt, president of the meeting of the dramtic eltfb was Union Trust company, of Cleveland, held at which the officers were has given us a list of questions elected. Miss Phyllis Burton was EE IS SO which an expert analyst would elected business manager, Clyde HAPPY want answered before reaching a Dugmore stage manager. Smith Man-so- n BECAUSE decision about a bond. property manager Stanley UmWE By the way, one question a friend ber electrician, and Miss Williamy TAKE CARE of mine who has large means said tiiu'aes secretary and treasurer. OF HIS CAR he was always asked about a bond These officers, with the director, H. McMillan, met at the was, "Will the bank buy it?" If William the bond wasn't good enough for a home of Miss Phyllis Burton Friday Our Shop is Equipped to take care of the Largest or bank it wasn't good enough for him. night. Their object was to name the Smallest Jobs Mr. Nutt's questions are as follows: organization and draw up a NO JOB TO LARGE OR SMALL TO DESERVE THE BEST What is the corporation's earning IsMUtxi ,,., Jean viding his time between the local college and the University of Wisconsin, Wetlnesu Every Thursday at Helper .'? marr " MEAT & GROCE G1 :., will be l;r-,ndj- j i Decern George rview. a, a by Success Meat & Groc Mvzp&zsyzk'z ma Body by Fuher Fall-Sincla- ir 9 Yin Hut J t3v. e h tt t BiHf I ttn CI for thousands of miles Buick for 1928 combines exquisite beauty with get away, power and handling ease that have set entirely new performance standards. Give a Euick for Christmas! Pay on the liberal G. M. A. C. txme payment plan, if you i prefer. ul good-natur- t CIGAR STORE ir UTAH CARBON MOTOR Iff WE HAVE record? Have the earnlng's been .analyzSometimes a sufficient allowed? ance has not been made for main- I ! PASTRY I all Kinds I tenance and1 depreciation, although the earnings of the company amount to more than their interest charges. 1 What is the company's financial Cakes Pies Doughnuts Etc. ? condition? also How much of the assets are in GOOD THAT EEEAD 1 ventoryf Have the company's books been audited? Sometimes without auditAmerican ing, the books may show a company UTAH to appear more prosperous than it HELPER, 4 really is. What is the character of the company's business, competition, etc.? One of the most important questions is. How well is the company managed? Have all necessary legal precautions been taken? If the principal and interest guarantee amount to and is it enforca-ble- ? SERVICE GARAC Motor Fax QUALITY IS A BETTER Si IS A PIECE OF MERCHANDISE. IF LUIG PIG WHEN ONE BUYS THIS CAR FOE IT IS "0. K." The l Krai.ic has just fomplft l 'n ir p an les of (.dense with iiv; t alnations. Which n r:. r ; !..i.-.helori' tt, though Ihey ij in of Nations the rieu'!: ire nkii chances. thine HELPER. UTAH !S : L Chinese Dishes A 1 rr' tit- - ci v Select Hour Christmas ais rr jrt rrw Apex Electric ALL CM) L l' Central Commission I ft 1 Supply Company! Radio Notice!! Please fill in the following questionnaire and return to the dersigned Radiola dealer: . WHAT IS YOUH OPINION OP THE NATIONAL BROADCAS ING COMPANY CHAIN BROADCASTING? 2. WHAT KIND OF PROGRAM DO YOU LIKE BEST: 3. Cleaners---SIPKicE- L USEFUL OR 'Im; newspaper man have to worry about v !k'1iit tal tax cut is $223,i,'.,'"'-'- - i J I .. noo.OOO, . j a j Phono 87-HELPER. ut.:i Hi MUSIC? OR CLASSICAL BROADCASTS OP PRESENT CHAIN A MORE VARIED PROGRAM FR WHAT STATIONS ARE YOU ABLE TO RECEIVE WITHO INTERFERENCE The Helper Furniture Hardware Co. Helper DO YOU LIKE THE WOULD YOU LIKE THESE STATIONS? GIFTS KELVINATORS Suey House I 1. 4. 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It is better to submit to an investment house or a bank in whom THAN POINT PHONE S7 - I TALKING 1 itipenor Garasre t Bakery ( PRICE, UTAH i The nice "k to Jill be m 3rd, in We invite your patronage high quality merchandise lowest possible prices. Aiwa A first in everything. Service Satisfy Quality n, Fall-Sincla- Canyt ::S y, ever-cheerf- 11 Dd lir. Last Monday evening the Bee Hive irls met at the home of Miss Melba liuuee. After the business meeting, (Cctered in the Postoffice at Helper a the girls played games, and Melba KecODd Class Mail Matter. served a lunch. The following girls were Miss Anna B.aekham, Subscription Kate, $2.00 I'er Vear m Lit'H present: Miss Elenora Umber, Keeper; Advance Miss Wanda Simmons, Miss Gertrudj Lloyd, Miss Barbra. Jensen, Miss C. L. CONNER. Publisher rdys II Ji.tsman, Miss Maude Leav-itRUTH METZ. Editor Miss Frances Davis, and Miss Carbon County, CtatL Utah &. . FROM OTHER STATIONS J HELPER ELECTRIC 1 AUTHORIZED RADIOLA DEALER v |