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Show The kind of girl for a to marry is th always as gmilnig and good at a candidate for office. SnYOU Know mer-- f Helper from ;t0 select find will "you , natur-e- I HH ii inn ij m d 3 better have - vcun- HF.I Jul Lk .here- - n-- f UtTTSeptember OFFICIALS REQUEST AID rom; trans-Atlanti- ties; -- auuj Mayor 1927 Number it , i"-"-"- 'Oi- - 1 3B(i make - , wort - ' - sail j001Duaiuiiuiu5 Session On es day Evening el lewst; it jji-- marked the Sep-- r the Carbon meeting of Board cf Education. Sever-th- e members were unable to and with stormy weather the prevalent throughout session freif Pre: r ith Tuesday's school as :?, Times the the Carbon for district fo the year in the published newspaper was re-- i meeting finan-stateme- nt and approved. qtstion of delinquency thru-- e con- county was discussed solutions to the con- Toiced by the men. Whether Id be advisable to appoint a !e officers to force delinquent n of school age to the school was not definitely decided, ill remain under considera- iatil the next meeting. Mipal G. J. Reeves of the county High school was t and reported an enrollment at that school, with the e knowledge of at least 10 and My, 8 soon. with last enter to My This compares year's enroll- - of merging church affairs, by the orting of children to the new ic school at Price in the ? school trucks, was made Jst, after pro and con disss by Monsignor A. F. Gio-and the members of the inadvisability ? and ai John Gerandas and son, returned home Thursday visit at the homes 7, a Rives in Springfield, Illinois. Nelson of Price, Mrs. GionattI of Helper, Miss Win-an- d Bill Harvey of Columbia to Salt Lake Wednesday N. Miss Winifred ''tend school and the coming Bill win- - VISIT CARBON CO. I he will officials organization Wednesday. he will visit with - i(ui'y sessions with in SL t0 Louis, Mo., city within two re-- lf this time. 8 Sn Brvner college 'wo in ;lorine e ra lhe completes his last at the B. Y. univer- this school vear. He chemistry and will Bachelor of Science de- spring. ne i8 the' son j ,.,,. . 1 ' Primary Bazaar Kvelvn. will f Mrs. A. S. Horsley and on at the year SPhnoI r, and baby motored Olson a Mrs. Carl im,yu ijryiier, Mrs. 01- '3 also studying chemistry to Castle Dale Sunday. unive rally. rewu Thn trin left son had been visiting ween hool town since her husband left a Monday. casue to assume duties at the her first T T 111mm111111111l111.il 1 iinniilMtHiiftiiiiMiuiiimiin miMiininniiintnnTiniminiiitmniininTntinHinnnimiiHiiniiniiiinHiniini WANTED! b- ' firt l iiHimiiiiniiiiiiim 1 1 T SCH00L BUS RUN BEGINS stop latum count y In standardizing equipment of the school district mat- - r,i tiio-- Horsley nchool. a visit for Dale in Castle Mrs. s i I remained with relatives. to re- .Joe Palpiaz left MondaySouthern p enter the University of U9 thl which f week. truck The California at Los Angeles, at . avno . schoo the In ..uuy on a ton and a school he is a junior ,1M(1s:e ,uu a cupili-- i.J of dentistry. Other Helper student - , chni nun of "UHiren The bus is paint of the university, and followers .Tames s wnspif. 1011s ri is yellow color, and the same course 01 mu..j safety ...... rrowley. They.i u-a-uc....v.. nun luuuuii jtiigirpil e . .. . Monday. fr,,,. also IPTL IUI IJi'S '.'n, with George n, dri . Vpr has thfl Inne-Pfttthe COllnlu I Thurs . 1 Mrs. John Bof.in0 left last with revisit extended 1 rlce" an 10 n,n- day for Hrom '"UllH to Iho rminlv annt. latives in various parts of Cam. . n 125 Men, 100 Women, 25 Children for Motion Picture work at Helper. Register Immediately with, A.S. HORSLEY, Sec. Chamber of Commerce Aia - camps. canyon Highway routes were badly damaged through the canyons but were sufficiently repaired Saturday to permit traveling, although rough going in parts. Traffic Is ala being routed by way of Salina. Damage to Helper water ISnes, piping spring water to this city from Scoficld, is greater than that oaiifod from previous floods this . nummer. The greatt damage lies in the area aroin 1 Castle Gate, Heiner and Rolapr. Superintendent cf waterworks, A. LitUzette has a corps of men nun'bcr.'n.; 23 busy on repair work. The Spring Glen Bottling Works suffered their thirl los within a few weeks, when swirling flood streams broko their channel north of the bottling works and poured into their plant. Water to the depth of four feet covered all mac hinery, equipment and supplies causing the Ijrs to run into hundreds of dollcrs. While the recent flood was as fierce as the preceed-ln- g ones the loss sustained by the company was less, due to the fact that a large holiday stock was not on hnnd, as was the case the time of the previous floods, July 3, F. Steele, member of the company states. It will only be a short time before the factory will resume production of its famous drink. PESOintCFFULNESS SAVES SHOP WHEN EIGHTY EEET OF LAND AWAY BY KIVER AHE EATEN e e. His sister. Pon con be made. Governor George H. Dern with Secretary Crockett have spent the first of the week in this district reviewing;, what he declares an area of flood devastation never before seen in the state. Wednesday at the close of school find that much damage "I has the attendance in the local instibeen done to all of the canals of tution of learning had increased to this district," Gov. Pern said. the total of 562, an increase of 42 "Three flumes in particular being over the total enrollment of 520 taken 0ut and general damage Is last Wednesday as reported by reported from other sections. The Further farmers are in no position to pay Principal A. S. Horsley. increase in the number of scholar an assessment to make the repairs is looked for as the flood condi- - 'needed. The company owes a great tions clear, and the roads are put' deal to the state already. What in more passable form, allowing they wish to do now is to have the the return of families out of town, state lend them enough money to The divisional enrollment of the complete repair work this fill." I school follows: State Bridge Engineer T. 15. Eighth grade, teacher, L.U. Bar- Housecroft and State Road Engl-ru- s, j neer A. S. Keer, and Henry II. students 46. sevcntn, section 1, renton Hick- - uiooa, cnairman or tne roaa com- mission have also surveyed road man, 38. Seventh, section 2, Thelma Fay- - and bridge conditions throughout th flooded district. lor, 34 total 72. With the repairing of the railSixth, section 1, June Murdock, 35. road bridge at Woodside, WednesSi.th, section 2, Mona Rasmus- - day, which was swept out at 10 o'clock Tuesday nifrht, sen, 34 total 69. passen-reFifth, section l, Alta Thompson, and freight traffic is resuming nor mal schedules. The first trains to 35; section 2, Eva Hanson 34 move after the washing away pf total 69. Fourth, section 1 Delila Sprat-iin- the Woodside bridge began Wed31; section 2, Evelyn Madsen nesday evening at 8 o'clock. 31 Intermittant total 62. moving 'of the trains began last Wednesday, when Pagano, the first cloudburst broke upon the ' section. 2, Josephine , 00 LULcll lO. vicinity and tied up all rail serSecond, section 1, Verde Rasmus- - vice until Thursday evening. Fursen, 40; section 2, Ruby Jones, ther deluges of water tore out re38 total 78. pair work and Friday train service 4 8 teased for a period of Alice 1, section Bullen, First, thirty hours, or until Saturday evening, when section 2, Vivian Smith, 45 tracks were again relald. Trains total 93. ! of were held during this time at Solchildren under the age Many six years have ' been sent home, dier Summit and Helper. Repaii and will continue to be dismissed j crews were kept on duty for a perfrom school as they are determined iod of thirty-onhours repairing The school law, damage between Kyune and Castle to be under-agdeclares no child eligible to first Gate, where tracks hung suspendgrade work under the age of six ed in air, for distances of 200 feet years, and such ordinances are be- where the river had eaten away ing complied with, by local auth- the foundation. The east .bound Mine car at Peerless were piled high with debris as flood waters poured upon thit canyon town At Martin the pumping plant that supplies water for the round house and tanks of the "tab. Railway was put out of service Saturday by two great streams of water cutt' ing the earth away around it. Three hundred yards of the Utah Railway track was Bwept out. Tramway and bridges at Heinet were put out of service. The bridges between Mutual and Helper were rendered impassable or unsafe, but have been repaired uffidently with repair structures to allow passage to the last of tho g, . smes8 the outbursts that little prediction 29. using every precaution possible to prevent the spread of the disease. Masonic men throughout Carbon Dr. P. L. Holman, county physteian, county, constituting the two lodg- is using every available method to es at Price are making prepara- counteract the malady. tions for a visitation of Grand lndfre officers to this HistnVt Cot. A letter recently received urday. LOCALS by lodge officers informs the local orders of the visitation nlans of the officers, and while it is not; yet certain ag to how many officers will journey to this d.stnc Dana Robert returned T. Smith, Grand Master and S. H. , .... , s noilu wiLii natives in jiaiil nrca Cocdwin, Grand Secretary will no Junction, Colo. doubt be among those present. The Mrs. G. E. Stover returned Sat-- , evening will commence at 6:30 o'from sDendine the week urday clock with a banquet served in the friends at Soldier Summit. visiting dining hall of the Masonic temple, left Joe for Sunday Perry Naomi of by the lrdies chapter, 0. E. S. The remainder of the even- Omaha, Nebraska, where he will school of medicine ing will be devote! to a joint ses- register in the 1L L11ITC1311J. 'lCJ6.ll.U.l sion of the two Price lodges, which Mrs. R. A. Nilson and small include in their membership many returned Thursday from men. daughter Helper a three week's trip along the Pacific coast line. left. Sunday Robert Buchanan for Salt Lake City to reenter the The Primary Bazaar held at the Wrest High school for the coming orities. railroad chapel Saturday, under winter's work. D. C. Woodward, superintendent the direction of the Primary offiMiss Eleanor Daugherty has gone of the Carbon county schools, and cers and teachers, proved a success to Grand Junction, Colo., to finish Miss Clara Kremer, primary supersocially and financially. her course at a local business col- visor, visited the schools Monday, The bazaar opened at ten o'clock lege. inspecting the rooms and reviewing in the morning with a cake and classwork activities. to Mrs. J .B. Douglas returned The handiwork disTuesday evening Mr. Hickman, apron sale. Lake Salt in Wednesday her home played included various articles of after a three week's, visit at the music supervisor called a meeting of the musically inclined scholars beauty and utility, and included home of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. 'for the purpose of determining the articles made by the Primary children. The beautiful Primary Bluepossibiliites for a schhol orchestra. Mrs. J. T. Kelly and son return-- ! The number of aspirants totaled bird quilt was also on display. ed Saturday from Aberdeen, South 50. Definite training steps will In the afternoon a fishing pond Dakota where she was recently much begin shortly. was held for the children, called by the sudden death of her to their del sht. The numerous Mrs. Erwin Crandall and two tourists, awaiting; the moving of,laine Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilsteaa or children returned to Provo Sunday relaythe the trains which pended Provo left for their nome iriaay after a month's visit at the home ing of the tracks, were generous after a visit of several days at of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. patrons of the bazaar, and were ser of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bergera. home the the ved with refreshmets during The couple are former Reynolds. afternoon. Miss Theora Erickson is visiting concluded Helperites. An evening program at the F. P. Fisher home. Miss daughand Blanche Mrs. Whitby was givthe day's festivities, and is a teacher at Vernal Lake Erickson ter and Miss Nelson of Salt en in the order following: return home as soon as a visit will and for Piano Duet Charlott and Beth arrived here Saturday weather and road conditions perof Mrs. Whitby's parhome the at Mo (fit. mit. ents at Standardville. Saxaphone Solo Harry Clark, jr. Mrs. Miss Eva Whitmore of this city by his mother, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Bryner and a underwent from Clark. H. forHii I roinmoH Mnmlav . " OUl, !,,,, e at Price Uity riospiuii iaK, a Carter, tion Betty 10 play uceiuc Finger nine uay moior She is making an excel- wonders in southerninpUtah. They Friday. Abbott and Lorna Frandsen. lent recovery. Violin Solo Francis Johnson. visited Kaibab forest, Zion's Natr. r Chorus Stella Abbott, Mr v.Uen fieer and son, Lewis, ional park and Grand Canyon. Francis Johnson, Bernice Kelly. pf Thompsoni Utah, spent the early. and the Stewart Lakie and Art Haycock Fern Haslam, Dorothy Wilson part of the week vjsjting in TTavcock. :v,nmoc of Mnnsienor A. F. Giovan- - arrived home late Saturday evennon I of Price and Dr. and Mrs. M ing, after being held on Friday's J. Bayuk Martin C. Melrose of this city. train No. 4, at Soldier Summit and Mr. and Mrs. to enroute returnColo., Holmes ynue for a total 30 hours awaitof Walsenburg, Miss Marguerite and relatives week's a six visited from tra'k repairs necessitated by ing Lake Salt ed home Sunday here floods. The two had enjoyed a She vifiited relafriends iu this city, arriving vacation trip. resided in Mr. Bayug nTn,iatf tives at North Dakota, and among motor trip from Salt Lake to Los e ago, at Angeles, years twenty-onvisiting Santa Monica, this vicinity others, her brother, Edward, in the Mrs. Pasadena, and other Her Hollywood mother, Wash. and at the present time is Tacoma, in the J. Holmes and sister, Irene, met adjacent cities of interest during general mercantile business ths week. her at Salt Lake City. Ad-di- Humphreys, general secretary ; Y.M.C.A. left Monday morn-o- r Denver where meet r JUL ol neaitn meetin? with : rminrll of tanr-... .u ,)i, Mime manner help the mayor an.i ,.,.... " to nn made such heavy losses in the North ...iontlv prevent nave j;y Sanpete district Wednesday state of Utah future evening, issued orders to rl sppeal to the a;i If the necessary finances can belschoolsCommis-E- j Picture shows. rhurrh the State Road of the arranged through state or county clubs and anX other public gath other departments help, or in any other manner, it is' ing in Xorth Sanpete district for in meeting the for assistance the desire of the Mayor and Coun-!- a pfriod of. two weeks as a preeau-ci- l property owners to make an extensive river ..e(!S of the msure against the spread abutting upon the Price provement practically the entire of infantile paralysis, from which distance through Helper City. The'tllere haVe been two deaths in Mt. through Helper City. the recent series of floods, the reports rieasant- At present there are no whether not yet known be forthcoming, will appear elsewhere in this nevv cases ,n Mt- Pleasant, but five jested ' that the State issue, ''"wn the absolute cases are reported In Fairview, is believed assis, of of such an improvement. three in Moroni and one in Fcun necessity the urgent need) tain Green. Printed bulletins are being sent MASONIC MEN TO to all homes in the district asking for the cooperation of parents in pass Carbon county is regaining, its normal appearance of prosperity, with clearing skies and, subsiding flood waters, which have kept inhabitants In a turmoil of fear for the past week. While it is hoped that the flood season Is at an end, so unusual and sudden have been Infantile Paralysis Closes Attendance at Helper Schoo!sinSanP'eCounty School Shows Increase STATE ON PRICE RIVER FROM 15, CARBON COUNTY MAY GET AID FROM STATE win all American abroad now have a room set apart for c aviators J Boston Globe. PERT Helper, Carbon Comity. Y ii ii 11 II II . 0111111111111111111111'"""'"'''""'"" 5 The Helper Building company narrowly averted the loss of shop, machinery and tool equipment Friday, when wild flood watera confeet in sumed an area of sixty-fiv- e front of the shop. The building is located in the northern part of town on the west bank of the feet from river and was sixty-fiv- e the bank. During the afternoon passersbys notified V. W. Faucett, member of the building firm, of the perils, and hastening to the scene of havoc it was found that four feet of ground had already dia appeared under the foundation. Quick action on the part of some fifty men saved the machinery. The building was torn apart, and by the time all was moved) and the of the floor taken up, distance under the foundations had caved away. The river had moved a total distance of eighty feet, and is only one of the many instances where the channel has radically diverted from its natural course. track, lying next the river, was the most, so efforts were d to reoairing tracks and all traffic was routed over this line. Families .have moved back, into their homes along the river banks after their rapid exits, during the perilous flood spasms. Spreading to a width of several hundreds of yards in places, the Price river menaced homes never before approached by high waters. As the waters subside, practically the entire course of the river has changed someplaces removing itself from the thickly populated east side to the farm lands west, and again cutting its channel with a nearness to the business district that forbodes more disaster in the next high waters. The frequent filling of basements in homes and business houses has almost become a common occurence BUSNESS AND PROFESSIONAL so frequent have been the deluges CLUB HOLD DINNER MEETING damaged devoted west-boun- two-thir- which menaced homes. A common The Business and Professional Women's Club of Helper held their first dinne meeting Monday evening at the Grill Cafe after a summer vacation period during Ju-- y and August. Mrs. E. H. Thomas, prepident of the club, presided and Reread greeting to the group. were made members and by spond offl. Musical numbers were sight along the river district of this town was the precautionary measures of doors banked high with mud end beards to prevent waters from flowing through the homes. Many familes living In lower abodes removed the evidences of flsod with shovels, where the thick deposits of &and covered the -- floors. Farm lands throughout the countv which hnrHrr the Price ' Hvfr lay blanketed with sand, varying in depth from inches to feet. Field eroded where the swift flood streams from the surrounding flowed to meet the river, Many farmers report the tyws of chickens and pirs. A team of horses was bore down the river, tne eariy stages of the diir)n floods. David Ellis, owner of the Spring Canyon Dairy, located at the head of Snring Canyon suffered heivy losses when his garden was laid in ruin, and 25 registered hogs and 200 chilckens were carried ' - away. The. mining districts In the sur-- ' rounding canyons were all losers, M Konilworth rock and dirt' filled Mine No. 1, ctuiHin.tr its shutdown Spring Canyon was tied up : when nf twelve feet of water unon it Saturday. Tons of ularir were crrivl nway. the scale house ; wrecked, ynrd tracks covered and the mine tipple unders ds ; v.- - - i i curses. Invitsttans d able to attend. With the enthus-cattl','!m fiready shown bv local busl- n81 v:omen, the club Is destined for "cess and will be a moving torf" far good in this community. Cov; J were laid for fifteen ladies. e, PYTHIAN SISTERS ENTERTAIN GRAND LODGE CHIEF Mrs. O. Williamson of Provo, nd chief of the Pythian Sisters ' " Utah, 'made an official visit to l'ie local order Inst Wednesday evening. Members of the lodge In the adjoining vicinity were extended invitations to meet with the C j ' to Mrs. S. Roberts. president of th Price clvb, to re view the events of the national con-ar- e ventioi at Oakland, Calif., but neither she or Misg Clara Kremer, organizer of the local club were " - -- Helper lodsje, but adverse weather conditions and high waters made difficult and the transportation attendance was mainly confined to mined. Helper sisters. A social time with At Rains the tipple was all but refreshmonta followed the business" taken when hich waters undermine session. While In Carbon county ed the structure. Two highway Mrs. Williamson also visited lodges down bridges were carried tho at PHt, Hiawatha, Sunnyslde and canyon. Scofield. 14 |