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Show i v'.Mt I iV I Monday, July Utah and Concert th at Heloer arade Ball G ame SEE NEXT WEEK'S TIMES FOR PROGRAM lly It will be noted also that You bo Know la giving us L gs the Boy's ;al ma r 8:( inis teams, s;l r its g would have to suffer ' rlP! m Helper, Carbon County, Utah, July 17 IE We'll bet that when he is out fis'iing, President Coolldge doesn't scare away the fish by any unnecessary talking. i i 14, 1927, NO. to FAIR BOARD MEETS WITH HELPER AND PRICE COMMERCE BODIES A committee from the Price Chain-tinber of Commerce., and the County ' Fair D ard met in session with' the Helper chamber Wednesday at the city hall. The purpo.se of the meet was to become better ac-- 1 quaintcd with the workings of the Fair Board, and was also an effort the same which the county might other wise receive. The Helper chamber com.idred plans for a fitting: celebration for th? Pioneer Day, July 24th, which will be observed Monday, July 25. Dr. E F. Giaiiottl was appuin'J d with other members chairman, to devise some means of cooperat;-- j Iiyron Carter, J. II. Lambert, J. A. 20 ion between the two chambers inj Pansy and T. H. Joufl&s. These Endeavors men will meet Tuesday to appont supporting the fair. are- being made to find some means other committees, and arranga de of soliciting premiums to be "given tail plans. The plans now are to ifor the Fai,r exhibits. It was tjhe match Helper baseball team with IBuggestion of the board that tl)3 some other team of the county. The chamber commented favormerchants, of the county contribute merchandise or cash, to the amount ably upon the splcndd work acof $15.00, which is deemed suffice.nt complished by Superfntendent of to cover that particular phase of the waterwcVks, A. Litlzzftte and the. work. his corps of woVkers whose rapid President Chas. Leger appointed work furnished the city with water a committee of three, composed of a brief period after the supply had J. Barboglio, C. D. Pope and John been cut off by flood damage. The Quillico to meet with a committee railroad and other concern utilifrom the Price chamber at the next zed the Helper supply until their meeting of the fair board Monday mains were repaired. At the Monday meshing of tha night. These committees will work conjointly, devising ways and means Fair Board committees frbm, both of putting over the coming fair. chambers were present, as previousMembers of the boardi present at ly planned. Tha problem of premthe Helper session 'were Sec, Man- iums was again a topic of interest, ager J. B. Jewks, Mrs . R. T. West, with the resulting decision these A. S. Ilorsley. The Pricje Cham- might be either merchandise or cash ber was represented by Mrs. Orson just as the donater saw fit. Mrs. F. Brooks, Mrs. E. Rice, E. Gibson, Stores and Manager J. W. Jewks Mrs. Fred Stores, also Orson Mad-se- will do the soliciting for the premiums. The county was proportioncounty farm demonstrator. The county road problem, one ed as follows for obtained the of the amount mutually important to both cities premiums; will be solicited from represented, was discussed; also. neoessary After considering the condition of Price, from Helper and the Price and Willow creek roads, tha remainder fom the rest of the the newspaper items concerning county. the same were reviewed. It was the Since a larger sum of money necwish of both bodies that more essary to erect permanent buildings information be sent to the does not appear available at this outside newspapers concerning the time, .it. was, decided. tteUJ&tehStiUi. roads, by Carbon county's over am- would have to resort to the securbitious news reporters, in order to ing of tents for the coming Fair waylay the bad reputation regard- g Timdc DRD feral! ielvesbj J , WHS drvnne truth' theex-hiliratin- Dakota atmosphere has not caused the President to lose his equilibrium. J - custom. ham' centuj lave 135 Helper Loses Ball Game to Foot Front- - apstij 'aid le e Main Street. on Kenilworth being moved and gen- taken care of for business block to The Helper ball team lost its office. It north of the Times sejeond game with Kenilworth on iilding is to be constructed by the home grounds by a score of 4 ielper Securities Company, and to 2. The game was exciting and e 135 feet frontage by 100 feet kes are ptcp! rangements r one story ' could liej fulL or? interest throughout, keepthe large crowd of fans cheer- ing rH nlana are not de.cided nally for the home team and the contract has not been!1"! and at the last part of the game nt further arrangements will trying to rattle the veteran pitch Hv be made by next week. er, . Dudler, in hopes of getting the "... 9 r. i ..ii .u rna in . , w"-"Mil r"V aonrxrirt nil , n0t 10 ' ' , rt that the Securities Co. be. " the fact Dudler Despite that ponsored. Helper's business pitched a fine game, Sherrill, Helin is rapidly growing and im- per's new twirler, may 'be said to have pitched a better one, for he allowed only 8 hits to Dudler's 9, IHJinCERS" BEAT struck out 7 to Dudler's 5, and alNINE 9 TO 3 ess of s do!- - ' seen lishing w& . ; cast iickest MISTY :etting I Jfllf mm .1 ( oi WC thej Com-- Help Carry On I n, One-ha- lf one-four- th lowed only 1 base on balls to Dud-ler- s 3. Helper also had one less Sunday, exciting game took the error than Kenijworth, but the Crushers" the ."Rusty i from Nine," home team's proved to be the most loft the representatives of the cdstly;"" for Reese's error field when he missed a fly was the Glen S DecBottling Company a run in the ninth. (ram their opponents by a direct result of idence earned run they oberery Helper of 9 to 3. This is the first more. and tained, suffered Nine by the Rusty i, and while the ''Crushers" year, Helper took the lead in the secMrs. F. Porter was called to Provo been beaten by Rolapp, altho ond on a home run by S. Allison, Friday, by the' illness of her mother Rusty Nine defeated Rolapp. and held it until tho sixth, when Mrs. Wm. Seilam. earns are to meet again soon the Miners scored three runs on will four hits. Helper made one more in have another probably J. B. McKelvey returned Wednes" scrap, as they are evenly the seventh when Perry came home, from a visit In Salt Lake since day !d. and remained scoreless from then! the of the week. first Kenilworth obtained another "Rusties" took the lead in on. error on the by Ncond on one run, but the one in the ninth R. Humphreys, local Y. M. C. A. &r" tied it in the third and Reese. It was a moment of real went to the capitol city secretary in' tle ninth when, another in the fifth, which excitement the sri a few days. for Tuesday opponents tied in the fifth. with two men out, Reese singled Al? sixth the Orange Crushers over the secctnd baseman, and Rev. and E. L. Butler, of Hia;erte men two, with Then walked. seven ison runs on a pitching watha, visited friends in this city by the Rusties, which prov- - on,' t,he fans yelled themselves Wednesday. came to the be the e m margin of victory lor hoarse 'when Carmoni A three bagger would tie The Rusties made anotjher plate. in Mr. and Mrs C. J. Scheaffer and of or a the But Carmoni fanned on son score! the not seventh but could Bobbie, spent last week in Salt and- f?0 tunVlitio' on the u tM jjuuiei a gieao ivrm.-- o slugging onslot re tv...,i. Lake. H tor to H' The teams re- - blasted the hopes of tnose in wic victory. d scoreless from then on. grandstand. W. R. Welsh of Lakeview, WashO A E II AB Mia hurled of his a great game for Helper ington is visitng at the home AlHsnn 3h ,rbonr inners, while, outside of the T A. Greenhagh. E. Mrs. daughter. .3 0 2 0 0! nt ainnitag Bosons and Vigor Perrv. ss rd , Mr. Welsh arrived in Helper Friday 1 J " i a consistent eserci '! game for the Reese If 3 0 0 0 0 Ossana, catcher, who holds Vignette cf Mr., and Mrs. J. Malaker are the evenc . . ;'Sging record for the Rusties Carmoni, paients of a boy. born Saturday lb led the onslot with a home S. Allison, ing. July 9 at the Carbon Maternity 3 2 2 2 0 2b Maulsby, of the losers, and .laeobshaeen in Price . Hospital 0 15 0 . ss of the ,....3 Krisman winners, got three 10 10 0 Mir", and Mrs. Clyde Miffler ire Litizzotti again caught Sherrill, P 10 10 0 visiting friends and relatives in A. Allison rf I'Fruit Juicers". 9 27 ai 2 36 score: Totals Alliance, Neb. They will be away HOA E AB ? Klne:0 10 0 Kemilworth 3 from this city for sixty days. 10 on an Orange a , - IT. OF U. NEWS acting superintendent of the Licster Gease and Miss Marie experiment station of the Dr. Dorsey A. Lyon, formerly U. S. Bureau of Mines.. Jensen of Richfield motored to this city Tuesday. They will visit at chief metallurgist and assistant The aim of the department as the J. E. Gease home several director of the U. S. Bureau of outlined by Dr. Lyon will be to weeks Mines with headquarters in Wash- - make the University of Utah school ' . . T , . .1 l. . . of mines the outstanding one in ue,-- I."UM voluueu v Mrs. Mary Smith returned to United States. There are at his the Wednesday from Price, the University of Utah to act as disposal now three branches of Helper where she visited the fore part of, the new director of the mining and mining research work research department governmental the week with her daughter, Mrs. metallurgical health and safety, technicovering M. House. ol the University. He will also be cal mining, and economic interpretation df mining statistics. The Miss Katherine Gease of the J.C. local station is tho only one in the DIPPING INTO Penney store force is on her vaca$ United States where all three are tion She will visit in Richflela, located. SCIENCE Trovo and Salt Lake before returnAdditions to the present teaching ;:o:::o::co:::co::::::cc::o:::::! ing home. Inter-mounta- 4 j .;;::;::::':;:::.:;.:;..: They week from Colorado. visited relatives in Leadville, Castle and Grand Junction. .52700 .51700 ed to ... phe: 10 1 i n 7 n n n 9 5 vl"v'" h 1 S'rl ad guests, who wpre from Helper, numbering sev- - 1 A Wontfirn Newspaper Cnlon.) II. Cox. ......si" 1110 n t!27 ; Meg Have A Ex-Servi- ce Mrs .Charles Nyman returned to, 4 Pnt Sullivan of Salt Lake came to i,- in Salt Lake, Saturday hHm i iln . . t an ...Tl tt T1'.Jn.Jnr Lu ,c.u... 4 12 0 0 wkc a week's visit with her sons m ue.iper after j 0 0 ume. ur n 1 ' 11 3, (lennaie lengin and Price. ' j Helper 3 0 1 0 I the home of his brother, Jack Sul- 15 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baxter and livan, Persistent ahowtirs of rain, and nitivl" for the dance and banquet. 4 0 14 1 Lilian rptnrnea nmue uiummj cfthis indications of more, restricted the Amn' 7 those attending from here in 4 2 2 3 0 . Eugene Chatlin, postmaster num O nv0 week's motor trip Mr. Dudler p reweeks two for 13 men's wcr Mr. and Mrs.F.P.Fisher, city, left Monday alt( n,ianoe fcf the . 8,27 3i0rpgan , A. S. Mrs. A. E. Mrs. anr' ota.s Ilorsley, He is at present' creation period. Frirtav. Snfur- - Gi . Emery Mrs Mr. and Ran for Hogsette nhalgh, reek. George to her fishing at Rock S. Alii- Mrs. M. J. Ruland returned Wd of Rains;Mr. and Mrs .D. Summary: Runs, Perry. srend-- I Milner of Trice is substituting riMft- nninrxAn nfter ou.in Y h(,me who venture of Trie?, Mr. and Mrs. B:ib did the nn. Gardner. Clift, Hogsette, families :ng trip clerk in the local offee. " ' m-iRuns, a ing six wccks v.. showers mer ( and of Hiawatha, also the ner-- r the had brave very Mrs. Klnilworth- -3; First base on balls tcr, jIrs. nPVa Rice and sister beas and inel of the Night Hawk orches- -' predicted Samuel Bonnaci of this city and enjoyable time, u J. uun rr a was fun all. there for and their wives. The affair wiis cwHll 1. Dueller, y , of fore Glen, aplenty Johnson Spring 3: was which main The in houne by the Forty and Eight on."arcd court fishing, sport Ball-B,asas, the ; at Helper 9, Krtitlwort(h were married F F Glanotfl and Olrn Strurkout - resulted in a friendly contest among .:nd the American Legion. Hammond W. peran-J. home Runs, S. Allison; j Price Friday. Double ,c!er sre participating in the Carbefn Y'oiture lfi, Forty and the men. Rivalry was keen, and bv Sherrill 7, Dudler 5; t masons to of caravan Krisman nnal ec.eived were to an invitation honors Tenhshaecn to awarded have the final Eight Utah. They - V. P. Fisher, whose symbolic of his from the Duchesne Voiture 7S7, to S.' Allison; Kincaid to Lane to S. ban forest in southern R- - Crisman of Price is in HelpE. by left here Sunday for the outing. Hl't by pitcher, S. Vc Veeck; er this week making arrangements! appelation was noted as the lwst assit Uiom with initiation ceremonAlli-- j Manr.hish. ourlu. Unices, Elite Jewelry fishcrnwn. Boating was another ies at the Strawberry reservoir on Reb-knthe opening of the lodgesO. 0. F. and r. u.. rnj-mT11nU TUa ,.,,.n" Saturday, July 16. nf Came a imum e Tlma There will bs necunuea iu in ine located K. of James. store. son, uwv.,ui installation 'at the neiu junn men leave the of a and at store Inn Score jniuns". the by Skougaards representation banquet A larsje!Mr Crisman will manage 20 minutes. P. hall Til esti ay to for be has with ?x at Mr. tha Crisman Moss. ready many hall, county E. Saturday dancing visitors! R. for everal Helper: crowd. wil motor hy way Sterl- - service men from and J Richfield the fun, Th?y at from visiting returned to lust present Hits w .irom communities of Duchesne, and leave wit,h tty 0 l 0 0 0 o i v His wife Is visiting Lher surrounding QtaIn nf ine. Colorado. Runs wom. ine witness to for the lake the fea- - i buddies from there for the rcser Glenwood ,,,., motoring tn at rreent Springs Ken il wort h: R 1 . . j ,.turcs. The n.t IoLa n renreneuiur Hawks furnished voir. Night Gardner, 2b, If, Hnrietta Minniesang wasj Lane, 2b If rf a lawn party Wednesday Clifit, If mtMusical selections were S. Vefck lb' the guests at various J. Veecfc cf als during the afternoon Hogsettys c . P'ate luncheon was served Jackson 3b 18 113 One Mr. and Mrs. T. S. McCoy returntheir home in Fruita, Colorado Thursday aft.er a week's visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. B. re- 1 There are two theories on oil. is that It Is a vegetable product stored In the earth as a result of millions of years of vegetable accumulations, subjected to tremendous pressure. The other theory is Hint oil Is animal matter caused when volcanic eruptions segregated 3 large pnrt of the sty with Its animal life, and that these eventually became oil due to earth pressure. have New Miss Susan Maulsby, Miss Dorothy of John Maulsby, McAllister, of McDermid Lonzd and Helper SaturLake Salt to motored Rolapp day. They returned home Monday. i staff are contemplated and plans are now under way to place a physical chemist of national repute on the corps. It is also planned when funds are available to have an economic geologist added to the mining faculty. "With these ad-- ; ditions", states Dr. Lyon, "The University of Utah will have the best and most complete mining and metallurgical research department in the country." At present fellowship men are the only ones working on problems in this department but the aim is to open it generally t'o all graduates of schools of mining in the country." Where Does Oil Come From? Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bray and son are expected home the last of the ....53121 0 ft rf Outing at Fish ...i.4 -- j - Crace and Miss Anna Kelly Smith urn t the home of their broth-'- 5 Kelly. They came with Mrs. Kelly when they re- - 'Wdeen ' 3ti rom their vacation ' Hll!s. and thev will 'ral in the remain Wwk8 went to the Holy Salt Lake Monwill receive tTeat- -' '"r stomach ailments. Dr. I),ntt accompanied him, and Mspltal in ere he -. HedtiOTda y. A- Minor and baby, of 5'ung Hel s"nday. . w ,.- Bash " Price i'i in j ....... evt-'"i- i. lll2003l ,. i'i. i' 0t , Hits Runs i Lae |