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Show reatesi Fair Ever Staged In nastern Utah Op ens a Price OFFOW iiiornieg; Rodeo, R aces an d Sports vents A boxer who recently crossed from America to England remarked on the roughness of the sea. Nothing annoys a boxer more than to be attacked below f.e belt. Punch. You Know Do HAT mer-ran- Helper have M better to select from fan you will find "SI fsewhere. Richardson, assistant Red of the American Red director J,s of disaster re-(- (, department s.s, was in Carbon county Tues-i- j in connection with the recent J. which have deso-jjagricultural section of floods the el county. ifc the day in flooded the j Ions, and although he had no filial interviews with victims of I disaster, he was successful in information refiring valuable manner of handling ading the relief. He said: I spent in securing a Today fnessful grasp of the situation. fact that no dire emergency Ration exists has made possible I procedure in a more deliberate inner than we are enabled to This will hq jrsue ordinarily. tflcial to the relief situation, for ten hurried estimates of amounts 9 made purporting to cover the grant of damage they are either too conservative or ,jlr. Richardson spent intensive survey of to fre-snt- ly exaggerated. w prestige and the contributing pub-i- n the efficiency of the survey, I wired the Salt Lake chap-!6- J'This destroys Sfidence of the jsay of the American Red Cross, re- nting that it immediately send executive secretary tf the Salt chapter to Price. This is Miss p feda Wedgwood, who is a high-- ? and economic work ' ", 0ne difficulty which, will be Countered early is the Red ws policy of long standing which dibits the usage of Hed Cross Jtds for the rehabilitation of pubiikilled social fI c' works. This will .make impos-M- e work in so far as the flal of the Carbon Water com-ui- y is concerned. This work, I iferstand, will probably be taken of by the state, however, and $ assistance there will be hard-- ? relief necessary. iter . Vawa HeJper, Carbon County, Utah, September 22, 1927, 17 , Rosenkrantz Dies at Infirmary j Mer Rosenkrantz, 51, who died county infirmary at Price 'llirday, was at one time one of (",the prominent stockmen in state, according to word there as preparations were made to inter the body. Terence in papers belonging to dead man, to a brother in Salt e. brought out the fact that brother, Nelse Rosenkrantz, is of the wealthy sheep owners of most re-w- ed ' Number 30. Liberty Hall Opens For Steve Bornbas, Winter Season Oct. 1st Spends YeeklnCar bon Flood Area t. TVtrnlt Helper Times ea tros sOir ector 4 ter ts locks jlUME Posterity's picture of this age will depend partly on whether the arch- aeologist digs up a book by Sinclair Lewis or one by Gene" Stratton Por-- 4 mm Check Stealer, Entries Coming In In Large Number From Over County Preparations For Largest Crowd Ever Assembled in Eastern Part of Utah are Being Made by the Fair Board Members Carbon county i3 to have the greatest fair ever staged in eastern or southern Utah at Price on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week, notwithstanding damage in this section by intermittent floods. Entries have been coming In in large numbers and interests In the proposed fair is county wide. The horse, which has been an indicator of progress in the west in the past and which has been rather discarded for a number- of years will come into his own aS a result of the prizes offered at Charles Robertson the has charge of this feature. The cattle show in charge of Robert McKinon and Rolla Jew offers rewards for the best exhibitions of Holstein, Jersey pnd breeds favored Sheep Guernsey. are Rambouillet and Hampshire and will be under Charles Larsen. Albert Horsley will be in charge of the poultry show and reports he .will have entries enough to compare with an independent fowl exhibition. Farm products are under the supervision of Ray Branch and Ashley Bartlett, wheat and other small grains and garden products will attract interest in this feature B. W. Dalton and Billy, Lines, have arranged a three, day race program and rodoo. Entries for the races ore being received from as far south as Parav.-aand Pan- guitch, and from Ogden and Logan in the northern part of the state. A $200 silver mounted saddle will be yie principle inducement in the The popular winter dance hall of Helper, known as Liberty hall, will be opened to dancers for the October at "We are, however, keenly inter- winter season 1st, Postmaster J. F. of ested in welfare and in the recov- which time the extenisve improve- Price was . advised MacKnight that Monday ery to the predisaster standard of ment and remodeling program will Chief of Police A. D. Decker of living of those of the victims hav- be completed. Grand Junction, Colo., had arrest The work, under the direction of e(j Steve ing urgent needs caused by the dis Bombas, 52, of Price on aster. In other words, awards th8 Helper Building company has a charge of forgery in connection from a Red "Cross relief fund are been under progress for the past with the of checks stolen passing made to Individuals and individual month, and will be completed with- from the Price in July. rodeo. postoffice families on the basis of needs and in the next week. An extension of Bombas, a Greek manufac A feature of the races which candy r twenty-foufeet of dancing space turer, had not on the basis of loss. wil be unique as well as interestpassed a check there at "This policy requires anj inten- has been added to the hall by the that time which later was proven ing will be the entry of several sive study of the financial! struc- tearing out of the old stage struc- to have been stolen from the Price Indians with their mounts. These ture of each family. Intimate fact3 ture, and the extending of the postoffice. horses are reputed to hav fabuwhich are developed by this sur- building eight feet to the west, af Postal authorities lous speed, and they have never have long additional space to tne known that the vey, however, are kept strictly con- fording postoffice was beh?(j the opportunity of vieing with 24 area cf by 40 feet. fidential. I am not in a position e but had been unable the ing pilfered, ponies of this section A balcony has been erected for until after a contact has been ta center the crime on anyone. for the largest Preparations made with each family to state the orchestra to the east of the Many checks were missed and incrowd ever assembled in the eas how much of a relief fund will be building. New rest rooms for the vestigation showed' that they had tern part of Utah are being made I noticed one thing, dancers have been built, and an been subsequently cashed by firms required. by the Fair board. check room provided. however, which impressed me with enlarged in Ogden, Salt Lake, Provo and Other improvements include the Grand Junction. The check the spirit which your citizens posin of the hall and the rerpofing Flows sess. was cashed by the Best Motion Company Everywhere I went today I question of the dance floor. New saw people working with scant ColoMercantile company at the in Line funds and scant materials, but fixtures will be installed through-cu- t rado city. It was drawn by the To Film redebe the and will Ulterior Oil company and was nevertheless working to repair the Continental V. Litizzette an' losses which they have sustained corated. Manager payable to Ralph Winn. Railroading in the late eighties Water was again flowing in the nounces the newly adorned hall Checks mailed to the local banks will form a background in the past two weeks. a for season of will open the winter city water mains Friday, after the with generall indorsements were" motion "They wait not upon the com- dancing Saturday, October 1st. to be taken at series of floods during the past two picture missed and cashed at various ing of a relief fund, but in their Helper and Thistle, within the weeks had worked considerable places throughout the state. limited means they start out to is being held there on next two weeks, upon the comple- havoc with the g repair as much of the damage as F. Dead theBombas the of between such tions until aid. One negotiations charge can forgery without citaauela. .Although some of the reasking they time as the iederal authorities James Cruze, Inc., and the Denver house that was ruined is being rework made so far is only temCharles F. Curry, 3 6, a civil en- have preferred charges of robbing and Rio Grande Western Railroad pair built with .crude but effective porary, permanent repairs will be in gineer of national repute and the the mails against him. He will The thing paramount to information company, according completed within the week, the minds of the people now is designer of the new Castle Gate then be brought to Salt Lake to Chamber received the Helper court. by federal in face at the of Utah sethe the of City waterworks, A. trial tipple plant whether they will be able to P. from of R. means of Commerce several Bombas died Fuel at Price used Morris, the I company, water. Litizzette reports. cure a supply of culinary The extent ofj At representative of the film corporfollowing acquiring ma, il it is alleged. am of the impression that this City hospital Saturday was greater than suffered damage will be taken care of through the an operation for acute appendicitis. times, he would watch box hold- ation. that sustained by previous floods . Curry was recovering nicely when ers open their postal boxes and state road commission. Reed Smoot Senator summer. Beginning at telegraphed this at "I understand that the chlorina-tio- n a attack of heart trouble claimed memorize the combinationfindand of to the in canyon, a mile and a haljf the secretary charge would that other times he of water will have to be taken him. above at affairs of Indian Rolapp, the damages extendCurry was in the employ of when a postoffice box had been department care of also,' and I discussed the reto ed the last city limits, and required Wednesday, & Garcia, construction enginslammed shut a little juggling of Washington uation with the state sanitary en- Allen five some and to repair. Other ocIndians fifteen days that cause rethe questing the dial indicator would eers of Chicago and was highly gineer and he was alive to the casional breaks farther up the can This latter two squaws from the Ft. Duchesne in the engineering line. The box to unlock itself. possibilities which maybe present- spected to three day's work. Wheretook take be yon permitted new Castle Gate tipple, is the most would hold good when the dial in- reservation ed. He assured me that if I found feasible the line ver it in the appeared picture. had not been spun after part it necessary to summon him that modern of its kind in the United dicator seemed whatever was anto a tha There is changed possibility box closed. was the and will be completed early Slates he would be at the service of the next cient rolling stock of the Denver a safer location. However, it would month. Carbon county farmers." and Rio Grande Railroad company require a master mind to foresee HELPER SCHOOL NEWS The body was taken to Bozeman, will be utilized in the production, the danger of future floods, so divserFuneral Mont., by his widow. The population of the local and there will probably be a wreck ersified have been the onslaughts vices will be held there Thursday. R. R. Officials Visit that have torn out pipe this sumschool house has increased this scene. mer. and to for 570 the chosen include was week Thistle pic. scholars, KIT CARSON'S TRUE LIFE Basin A change made in the city a steady Increase since the ture because the mountain roadbed, marks STORY IS NOW REVEALED opening date two weeks ago with the sweeping curve and possibili- water line at Castle Gate some 2 ties for panoramic ."shots" are weeks before the flood seige proved A flurry of railroad talk was Volumes have been written about an enrollment of 520. Constitution commemorating) very advantageous, both financialday, ideal, Mr. Morris declares. caused in Vernal and throughout the famous frontiersman, Kit com- - ly and in the faciliation of getting the adop-- 1 of of 140th the Chamber The anniversary novelHelper dime the because but the Uintah basin the last of the the Previously have applied their sensaation- - tion of the United States constitu- merce have been lending assistance water to Helper. week occasioned by the visit of W. ists was had followed observed mains and the details of in are, tion being by Friday, highway, the arranging ai methnds to his career much of move was made placing R. Freeman, president of the Denthe truth about him has been obs-- 1 correlated with the regular history instrumental in getting the film rnd the headthem Germen to make Helper,, their along the railroad tracks, ver & Salt Lake railway, and cured. Recently, however, the story lessons.. u- ue which .S. A win ciassworK. proved a much safer course. lioutme secretary Horsley, quarters. ald Hughes, attorney for the rail- of Carson's life, as dictated by the and the was those It is afternonn, Pcnsed up the Chamber Friday apparent that the water-mainubsigning -' 0( arwmt Both the officials (rrout himftplf has been way company. atto Price suffered more than of who wish to take part in the pic are residents of Denver, and both, fished by' a Taos (N.M.) woman, children sriven opportunity Ft 100 of this city, rnd water Carbon men. those 125 did tAnd the County fair which V.i ture, requires 4.. wbipll are vitally interested in the fordeexhibit 25 w?3 The Educational Price. Those children. women flowing through the arteries and tunes of the Denver & Salt Lake rcflects the greatness of the man, w- - k "".Ir-- of A. S. siring parts are instructed rein advance of a to the under supervision The has at the true story cf his life railway (the Moffat railway). -' Pof the it as w'as feasible Mr. as superintendent Horsley, Horsley early gister with officials went to the Uintah basin last been revealed. . an be will two be to use Education is ' will There cooperated department, th'j probably possible. by automobile and it was their inAlthough Carson lived much of. and of breaks at Fair the each other's until feature two work pipes, Important requirements day's tention to go as far west as Duch- bis later life at Fort Lyon, Colo., ended. be were fill the school rre urging all scho Thistle will some time and of all esne city, but the inclemency his name is written large over! attend and re Sorr.o thre and a half miles of of the weather and the bad condition the West. If you would know, lnrs and parents ttof the various taken up with the shooting line is being changed work view the the local railroad scenes station, the at Helper of roads caused them to return to something about the REAL Kit Price the and schools of river in thr time canyon, to make The county. declares. Mr. Horsley feature! to Vernal cn Tuesday evening and Carson read the illustrated construction work of the for later. be will announced way wages Denver Thursday morning. The rticle, "Kit Carson Speaks 'or comRfsynolds-Elthe construction object of their visit at this time Himself," by Elmo Scott Wat3on: and are RETURNS BjOME pany who improving PLAYED OFF HERE SUNDAY was to make en unofficial survey in this issue of The Times. the canyon highway. of prospective tonnage provided by Leslie Bohne will be Thle -- ork is progressing graduaV, of baseball Friends Price and Hiawatha the Uintah basin to warrant conteams will clash bats on me giaa to Know tnai ne nas reuover-fo- r advrTving only with the road work struction of a railway from Craig, from his recent It probably consume three thefi sufficiently Helper diamond Sunday, was A meeting Colo., to Provo. illess to be able to be moved months time. of halfious the of winner honors held at the commercial hotel in his home in Mt. Pleasrnt, Sun- Gordon Moramotte, 21, a rancher of the series of the Eastern Utah Vernal Tuesday evening, attended at died CASTLE GATE BABY DIES will Sunday The of Spring Canyon, day. After a nine week t: illness at Baseball schedule. game by the railway officials and a In folCarbon the held Hospital has when County play-ofthat tie a be of a pneumonia f pleural number of business men of Vernal. Price, viola Marie Speroni, lowed an appendicitis operation of since the 24th of July when the Price, Mr. Bohne was moved to Mr. Hughes is a prominent atof Tresa Alna and Leo Sper-r- e His rKld weeks was n three ago. Memmotte this Mr. city two weeks ago. merit.g 0f the individual teani3 torney and financier of Denver, Castle' Gate, died at the of has with eppendisitis at the cj tj,em in equr.l standing for first mother. Mrs. G. F.. Bohne. and chairman of the board of dirhome of first since the fimily Saturday afternoon at of the flood conditions theiriace The long delay was caused been with him ectors of the First National bank height 5 The friends o'clock. baby had been iU Mc C. His E. many Dr. to as Helper 'first of the month. July. by considerable dissension cf that city. He and his associates of 23 hours short the period a him speedy wish only complete be would answering Gate, of Castle Dermid where the deciding game have purchased large, blocks of infantile was and frcm suffering for a physician braved the nlayed. The matched teams, the Moffat road bonds and they con- the .call Marie born Viola convulsions. vps and of the game and the downpours and flood streams, trol the road. November 15, town the has at Gate mining Castle of conditions a most to Hyatt Wesley indicate the trying rivrlry all combine While at Vernal the Denver cap- under left for California tt attend a successful operation. most exciting play of hall. italists inquired into the feasibil performed Funeral services were held Sun-frfrrd University. Wesley graduated, Mr. Memmotte was clmost recoverbasin Uintah being of capital ity last day at the St. Anthony's church fn m Hollywood high school Mrs. Clarence Johnson and dsn ed when pneumonia set In. raised for the surveying and con-tan this city with Monslgnor A, F, as returned to their vear. He made nuite a record Joyce, He is survived by his parents, eh ter. ruction of a railway to traverse Interment as Gtovannoni officiating. Memschool, after home in Ma.na. Wednesday nthlet at the California William C. and Agns Crcsby the basin. at Castle Gate rem- - s the was made Mauls-b- y he did at W. attendance an his n at the and two week's visit during motte of Spring Canyon, 0 .etery. Lake. home. Carbon County high school. i The xim8 for Christmas Cards. uncle, D. A. Haven of Salt Forger Caught n j - horse-sho- paie-fac- Picture Picture Water Again Helper Through Helper . Charles water-supplyin- Curry . , urat-erial. - Super-erintede- Cran-dall- Uintah nt 's Country Car-se- n, j ns j j fc also wealthy. fl'8 recluse nnnn liia rpversals. with an. illness which him from supporting Silf further. Hi3 wife divorced and heartbroken, he was mittert to the infirmary at e He was too proud to corn- Nate his plight to his rela-I- s and the word they received fis death was the first indica- f they had of his whereabouts I seized Pacitated . years. was born in Manti !8'5' He is survived by one and a sister, Mrs. Christina "hep ot Manti. The body was fn to Manti by relatives for fwnkrantz frment. ' j y recon-Ktruc'-- -- ig j Rancher Dead aer-fir- st first-bor- n plac-ctrike- .. A. Mt. Price Hon,j, formerly Pleasant, left Thursday to M a position with the J. C. Co. nt ttfrh field. Mrs. " and little daughter, Patsy wnd some time in Mt.' Plea-'it- h her parents, Mr. and P. IV llT.ti l.t.l.,. wan, ueiure jumiuR of ! . !.- inip-n-tan-- " Stan-1192- o it y employed in ""ntilo company also here. the Lowenstein at Trice, and j , , |