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Show " CAMPS AWARDED BEAUTinCATION " THE UTTPF 'I TTV-r- c Tmw. . FOR THEIR COMMISSION GRAVT5 EFFORTS -- AJ $16 WEIK - TVTTTtt-- t WILL COMMANDER BYRD TAKE' OLD GLORY TO SOUTH POLE? COMPENSATION Awards have been announced by the committee hich jl!(ig,(, t home,, yards, flower bed, and dens of the unlted company camp, at Hiawatha. War-land and Heiner last wek Each year a competition 'i3 beld between the employ 0f the com psny in an endeavor to see wbi,h has planned and executed the best lawn or flow,,, h. garden, 1U an effort to 7 make the camps of the company present a more attractive appearance and considerable stimulus is given to the competition by the awards which the company makes Compensation of The Stars and Stripes of Amer-i:- a 16 a until further orders are may soon be carried to the issued warded by the state industrial North Pole if the present plans of at Salt Lake Thursday a gallant Virginian ere successful. to Loui Vrklan for a total tempor- For Commander Richard E. Byrd, the first man to fly over the North ary disability resulting from insuffered in an accident while PJle, is planning to duplicate his dieswa, feat in the Anarctic and the whole employed by the Standard ( company on December 4, i?25 world will watch with interest the result. The company paid him compensaj In this issue of The Times there tion from the date of his injury up is au article Vat-- l by Elmo Scott H"u including March 3, 1927 son which a gives 'in comprehensive according to the records the case, and has paid some ,outUne of the plan! for this latest; compensaPolar dash. Be sure to read the tion since. Now it appears that illustrated feature article, his leg must be rebrokeu "To, and reset South Pole by Plane" in this paper. Following is a :Kt of 'the win- and the commission therefore or-- , ders a continuance of the ners this year in the various compenevents sation as announced for total temporary disD. J. by Hopkins Orson P. Madsen and ability until further notice is l! Grace given. Fouts, who served as judges: Lawn Danny Garber, Hiawatha-H- . -UNIVERSITY OF UTAH NEWS C. Taylor, Heiner; B. 0. Moro gan, Mohrland. Loud war cries are heard in the Flowers Em-iChiada. Heiner; Frank Larsen, Hiawatha; Guild wigwam of the University of Utah Redskins these days, for the Utes, Morgan, Mohrland. Garden W. A. May, Mohrland; Rocky Mountain conference . are preparing to defend George Coppeletti, Heiner; Charles their hunting grounds from the Lopan, Hiawatha. Junior garden L. e. Cameron, barbarous assault of their enemies ch2cked znd rccon- this fall. With the first game of Heiner. Sweepstakes John Burt, Hia- the season, against the Colorado School of Mines on October 1, barewatha; L. E. Cameron, Heiner. ly two weeks away, and the new stadium of the Crimson nearing A Russian,' peasant claims to Coach Ike Armstrong completion, have lived 132 years. Maybe so, must work wonders with his charand yet having lived in Russian ges if they are to resemble anyit may just seem that long. thing like' a football team on that date. September 6 was picked by Coach Ike as the first working day Km the Utes, and some thirty warriors, including veterans, last year's frosh and newcomers of this year, all were represented. Among those reporting on the first day were Billy 9 Bill Van Law, Paul Lawrence, Caffey, Phil Debbs, Paul Cecil, Dykeman, Alton Carmen, Bill Christensen, Owen Iverson, and Frank Creer of last year's versity e squad; Bill Cox' and Shag of former fame; Earl Pome-roLester Heidorn, Bill Harrison, -Byron Van Cott, Occie Evans, Jim Hodgson, Neil Davis, Sam Kincaid John Pete Couch, Glen Hardy, ' Hendry, Dean Olson, and June of the frosh aggregation of and Ralph Young, Howard 1926; HOW-Clinger, and Doug Nowell, newc comers to the camp. Practically all of these boys are Salt Lakers, few of the outside players having shown up yet. Heidorn hails from Now Buick for 1928 has Chicago, where he won his numerfollowed with another als at Northwestern university, and to Harrison is from Boulder, Colorado. Couch is a former Weber college comfort. motoring star, Hendry is from Provo, and McBride Is a former. Wyoming vibration taken Buick has The remainder are local player. SERVICE GARAGE J AN YOU'RE UWiHi." 0Ugbt to know . to where .. j.nttpr " "srades of store-iout since ....applies, to auiuuiuue v""- inOn All neces- this territory. and tools implements :d are here for quick serv-- . reasonable prices. st most '!7 our card with you. . for s Phone 68 one could make a liquid fuel from coal slack, much of the money that goes to California and Texas would remain in Carbon Co. If some county. I j E.N. , y REPAIR & RUBBER iSBON What Carbon co. makes, makes Carbon Jor Economical Transportation v TfSFp r 7 l MELROSE C. DR. M. physician and Surgeon Helper State Bank Building HELPER, UTAH PHONE- S- 1A T?ncidanA .11 7w. A. HARDY in Henry Hall Bldg. Phones Office 99-- DENTIST OJice physician teKooms 1 jlione 130 Helper, Utah fcfflS COUNTY MATERNITY HOME UD CONVALESCENT OPEN B. Pumfrey, Manager NOW Sarah :s. PRICE, UTAH to and Surgeon Physician 59m 132 Residence, POPE & POPE Lawyers Offices In Provo and Helper Helper State Bank Bldg. Helper. Utal se 11 R. BE. WOODHEAD G. . DENTIST a Bank Building Helper, Utah. State Helper 120 . CHIROPRACTORS I. BROCKBANK Palmer Graduate BE. R. Chiropractor Bldg., Price, Electric a Hours 10-- 2 Office 15 "e THE ABBOTT FUNERAL Licensed hi Building Buick took vibration cut o! the engine P. Hall. lvefy ! out of the road by equipping every Buick with Hydraulic Shock Absorb- 2.5 6:30-Residence Phone 323-- 8 ers, front and rear an added luxury that the savings of Buick volume have been able to supply. MORTUARY DIRECTORS Embalmers Phone 129 Test this riding comfort for yourself. We will gladly put a Buick for 1928 at your disposal at whenever you like. Important business Members- urged wel- visiting brethren J. W. Draper, N. G. D. E. Lampson, Sec'y . '1195 to H995 . 1195 to 1850 Sedans . Coupes . Sport Models1195 to1525 FAHNA LODGE NO. 39 KEBEKAH ! "e Second and Fourth of Allpriccsf. o, b. Flint, Mich.,A.government C. financ-in- s tax to be added. The (.. M. plan, the most desirable, u aradable. Fridaya Eaci Month Florence Lambson, N. G. Gladys Johnson, V. G. Ella Burgar, Rec. Sec. Sue Maulsby, Fine. Sec. aryAllison, Treasurer. . VP E. FLYNK Dfcrtakw and LIcenAad Several other stars are expected in shortly, including the Jordan Pete Dow, Jim high contingent, LaMar Vincent, Im Jesen, Lunnen, Leon Jones of Lehi, Goodwin Relph of Idaho, and Karl Hardy, Ham Snarr, Vic Tauter, and other local men who are temporarily out of the city should report within a few days. it is said, stood for sev moments watching Old Faiththe famous geyser, spouting feet into the air; but he didn't whether it reminded him of certain senators. 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