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Show UTAH THE HELPER TIMES, HELPER. Board of Pardons Grant Seven Freedom Clippings of Interests Denials to pleas for clemency were the order of the day at the monthly OBSERVATIONS OF AN IOWA the young man of this party of two., board of pardons meeting held Sat was talking of a NEWS CORRESPONDENT just coming In said: urday at the state prison. Out to a fellow up in the drug store and total of cases tuuswe. The following letter was publish- - i;e 6ays that the trains a few days there were seven terminations of ed in The Evening Journal of Wash- - ago were held up for thirty six sentences and three paroles granted, ington, la., and was written by their hours by a washout and this cases denials were in thirty-on- e who was traveling to Call- - ,ut is a rt petition of the formei made; six were cases continued, and fornia over the Denver & Itio Grande one." So, he has gone for a walk. one plea was withdrawn. Western. He was detained in this' He sees an interesting point up the One man serving a term of community by the recent September! hills; a mining camp toward which murder and two for second floods, and while past history at this he turns his venturesome feet degree murder were among those hime, the impressions are Therefore, California, seems quite whose petitions were continued by a distance away, yet. We are still the board. They are Andrew five hours from Salt Lake City. Bu serving life imprisonment for Helper, Utah there is nothing to do, but take the murder of Tomy Gegonakis at September 10, 1927 things as they come, and maybe. if Helper on December 2, 1921; Jese We need help at "Helper." Some we are patient, we will eventually Hunt, serving an indeterminate sentime during- last night our train 4 tart again and eventually reah tence for the killing of Abel C. which we of Emery county three years ago stopped and it hasn't done anything the destination toward stalse. Two other trains that pre- are etill looking even if it is a and Lee Lim, serving an indeterminceded us westward, are here too, tionary look at the present writing. ate sentence for his part in the kilWe are still here, at Helper! and they say that on the other side ling of S. K. Park at Bingham last of the washout are as many more No sign of moving yet. A troop train year. The petition of Koulizas for trains anxiously waiting for an op- is ahead of us, the boys booked for tcinmunitation will be taken up at of San Fran- the December board meeting; the ening to come our way. The an- passage on a ship out no ship to have We "soon." a washout! Just another cisco, swer is: parole application of Hunt will also case of "the rains came and the catch, so we 'do not feel such an be considered at that time, while o winds blew and beat upon" the foun- urge as wedanotfeelsurniaa4ptit-.Lin's parole request will come belike we would but as they do, dation of the track and the track ure fore the board in November. The board denied the application gave way, for there was little else to get out just as soon as we can because it begins to dawn upon us of Tom Martinez for permission to to do. there are possibilities tna leave the state, but granted him the A mountain torrent sweeps all that mav become a little monot right to appeal termination at the Helper before it; even good foundations onous to us after a week or two end of six months. Martinez was have great difficulty in standing up here, with no .lady acquaintances convicted on a charge of second deagainst the onslaughts of !a real However, there Is a Y. M. C. A. gree murder for the killing of anian cloudburst in the mountains. ''Help branch here and the secretary has He a Helper gambling house. tr," Utah, is a nice little town of jus;t been over and Invited us to in for two ears, being was in prison about three thousand population make the "Y" our rendez- pardoned last June. There seems to be nothing but town vous If we so building "We have desire, here, though and white sand stone billiards; pool, bowling, a reading PleaEe Cjunt 'Em mountains all around. A torrent of and a library and last room, writing never huu a chance," said "I've a stream rushes through the little night we put on a dance for the the man with t ie hand-doexpres now and a is it city just dirty, train passengers, who were stprm sion. "No matfr what I do my un yellow, angry, snarling stream, still stayed here," trie secretary explain carrying evidences of its very re- ed. We begin to suspicion that wej luckv number uons un and sets me lntQ trouble." cent overflow. are not in a very "fundamentalist "How come? What is your unIn the office of the "Helper community, but it Is fine to have a lucky number f Times" the girl who runs the lino- Y. M. C. A. here, even if it is a little "Thirteen. Tweive jurors and one type machine, told us that the ma- more liberal than some others that judge." chine is not running very well these we have corrre in contact with. Evidays. "It got wet the other night dently the Y. M. C. A. here has deDecoyed when it 'rained," she explaintd. cided that if the mountain will not have "Goodness, you been in an In town' she leaked," come to it, it will go to the moun "Everything added. So, though this is a dry lain. AdioS, for this time. (0. E. ) accident?" "Do ycu remember that play of country, yet it rains even out here mine that was produced the other and when it rains, it pours. (Mr. "0. E." wrote another letter So here we are, held up indefinthe followiug day, concerning Help night?" "Yes." itely. One man says for five hours, er which will be published in ou "Well, they called for the author for twelve hours, and next issue.) another says at the end, and unfortunately I did not realize how much they wanted GARDEN PRIZES ARE AWARDED, been- transformed into an, outlook him." that with its profusion of foliage United Stated Fuel Company Scores and trim buildings affords a contrast Right in His Line to the surrounding dreariness. Achievement in Beautifying Medioc's Wife "And do you Garden contests are divided into think I swallowed that silly really four classes vesrelawns, flowers, Much water has passed by the alibi you gave me last night?" mill since coal mining camps were laul- - garuens. sweepsiatves, wnicn ''I don't know, my dear. But I a includes combination of all three can have winter sloughs of despond in the you . .. . flrtll'O Otirl Vrrrt ntli UQfkC 'lawtl areas oi aesoiuiion: ami A Rarelcns. of nonresicommittee in the summer. Oneratorn have Tramp Efficiency learned that pleasant surroundings! dont citizens, visit the three United "I've asked for money, Tramp: Hiawa-astates fuel company l camps, comfortable homing and recreationbegged for money, and cried for facilities pay big returns in the! tha- Heiner, and Mobrland, and This year in the money." of satisfied employees. A better' lect the winners. Man: "Have you tried working grade of labor is attracted to those (ontefit for 'awns, Dan V. Garber at tor won Hiawatha itr first the Lab-where prize; labor is Hugh places ! respected. I'm going Tramp "Not yet. cr turnover is reduced to a minimum Tilvlor of Hiner, second prize, and Morgan of Molyland, third tnrough the alphabet and I have It and both company and employee1 Dnot come to 'V'." profit by the change in conditions. prize Flowers, Emil Chiada, Hiawatha, The kill must be an In the matter of building up modadult with horns el communities the United, inteR first prize; Frank Larsen, Hiawatha, not less than 5 inches in length. second1 Fuel company has achieved a record prize4, and Gerald Morgan Severe penalties are inflicted for the which any company might wt.H be third prize. of fawns and does. Vegetable gardens, W. A. May of killing proud of. A visit to the town cf Hunters are warned to Hiawatha furnishes adequate basis Mohrland, first prize; George Cap observe the generally of the law re- -: mandate of second pe!Iet'!l Hein(,r. tor this statement. prize, and To reach the! of Hiawatha, third! quiring them to wear red caps in United States Fuel community one Charles In these three classes the! the interests of their own protection passes through as barren a country prize. being mistaken for deer. Infirst prize consisted of a $25 award against t's lies outdoors. Stretches of sagestances have not been infrequent! for the each first second d place; $15, brush, hillsides, parched where the hunters in threshing and $10, third place. gullies and escarpments place, a thicket to frigliten out through In the sweepstakes contest, awardunfold in endless panorama. One is the deer ed to John of Burt Hiawatha and L. shot at. have been mistaken and convinced that Hiawatha must indeed be a collection E. Cameron of Heiner, the prizes cf shacks and dusty roads and hope- amcunted to $35 and $20 each. The junior contest prize awarded to L. less inhabitants. E. Cameron of Heiner amounted to t A swift up a Hteep incline, a rush through rocky baarriers and $5. FOR SALE a turn around the shoulder of the brick house, modPLENTY OF DEER. WARDEN hill and Hiawatha an orderly linen closet ern. Fireplace, of trim houses, schools, BEPOSTS AS SEASON NEAES Furnace, garage, etc. Also butkK3s buildings, church spires set my interest in the Spring in an oasis of trees and grass is Prospects were never better for a seen guarded b the imposing battle- bumper harvest of venison from all Canycn Stage line. John New Helper Town ments of lofty but.'.'cs. mountain puland opeii to hunters of site. Phone 123W Here is (ruly a model industrial the big buck mule deer from Octobcommunity. Stores, hotels, homes a er 20 to 30, according to announce- the The Moose Lodge reqmfts receration hall, schools, churche ment Thursday by the state fish and Numbers 256, 96 or holding parties and dwellings have been built by the Bam department. 87, report to A. J. Carlson, Helper, Cl n P.. Ctnt.ia T,,l I'nitnrl iur com- - n " c io" .v ' acucauy . " utn.i""ipauy ftr i)Pfnro inv nV. m Otobor 31 . . ,. ...ii;.,. me oig Ducks tk.-- i muusn .t f" n, u.u.ij aim uuniuiiuy. rjven a i,0r,, r,,pri u.niy iarm, wun a nerd orla'" r,,,u nign in tne moun- - pa,iand, car ' and hunters will face consid- -' for;y registered Holstein cows, is op- -' orated to supply the employees with C able work scalin? heights for the NOTICE TO CREDT0RS fresh mill;. Pure mountain water same. With a light snow fall on the' has bee n piped into the community, upper ridges, however, the tracking Estate of J. L. Wilson, deceased. A modern sewer system bus b,.en ,)f tloer ,nav be made easier. Creditors will present claims T"9 law permits licensed hunters provided. The splendid school buildwith vouchers to the undersigned t. y lug has been augmented bv a dormiJ holding; eith,.r the $3 combination t Helper. Vtah. on or before the J tory where the teacher's boarding' "shin and hunting license or the 'H'cial hunting license to km ou 8the tlay of Novembcr' 1927' problem is eliminated. The amuseE. A. Greenhalgh, Administrator nient hall, inovine nicture thnntrn hwk riurinir the 11 dav season nnen dance hall, bowling alleys pool ta-- j inB next Thursday, Oct. 20, and con 0f the Estate of J.L. Wilson, deceased bios, lod?e rooms, candy kitchen and tinui"S ""til, Sunday, October 30 Date of first pub.. September 8,1927 soda fountains are run on aprofit-- ! I farly-cigt- u wasli-nportt- ... . first-degre- Ccmmencing Mon., Oct. 24 e Niel-so- i i t ommenri. 3. a JS?on.,0cLi 1 b AT THE Kol-za- s, - m ?:a r, Co, n Helper, Utah IjoqoSj fieaay-tc- - vv ear Shoes and Furniture tj rr c M r I Mr f nB g 1 Hiui-uiiK- We have reduced the prices on our complete stock of Dry Shoes and Furniture, and those Goods, Ready-to-Weawho are seeking to save money, this is your chance. Ycu will find the best values ever offered you at this SALE. r, . Buy your requirements now and save money. It is our purpose during this SALE to offer extraordinary values for economy. ODo the people of Helper and surrounding mining camps really want to cut the "cost of living" ifjyou do, this is indeed your opportunity. - Kalburne t 1. - - B r? 1 '"i"g 14 to Blazers, Men's sweaters, Size All colors and sizes, Ob S in 1 S nil rnAriA C 11 1 -- -- 2 Pair for 9 31 Men's Hose Sateens Cassimcre Dress Hose Very attractive patterns, regular $1.00 values All colors, a very high grade, Men and Boys shoes and oxfords. ofi regular price. Union Suits Men's three season Union Suits, Spccirl $1.29 Men's hats, colors priced Felt and Velour, Prices!! tt:H is Plnin Cr -Pa-nnu! t $2.90 and $4.7a Hundreds of Other Articles at Special Sale -'t- C5 20 per $1.49 at 89c . pi Men's Caps and Hats and Men's Caps newest styles B:y's. same kind Union Suits Flannels per 29c 59c 3 PAIR, FOR $169 is the brakes because it is on them that the safety of the pascengers depend, and it is 1( $3.19 and $4.89 OlOCKllS SERVICE GARAGE -- E.N. Blazers and Sweaters Children s & and tipy: 39c $2.98 Men's Silk Glove Men's Gauntlet Gloves leather faced regular 50c values, now Per Eox of Eight Balls ill on the dependability of the brakes that you save time in driving and stepping. Men's Gauntlett 39c -' The most important part of an automobile $2.59 rieishers Ball Yam, per ball I Motor Fax wear-regula- r Fleishers Ball Yarns j -' Very gcod for every day price $3.50 now Bon Ton Corsets and Brassiers, 25 per cent discount offregular price . I Men's Pants $1.29 1 1 J Per yard Messaline and taffetta a veiy high grade and good assortment of colors 36 inches wide pt "'-"- 'J 3 Silks - I I wide. WANT ADS 0 A se-w- ay cedar-dotte- snaring- basis by which all employees participate in the dividdends Employees have been encouraged by company aid. and annual garden contests to beautify their homes. That such splendid gardens should be grown in such an arid spot is remarkable. Hocks have to b(. removed frcm the ground, soil hauled in from the hills and fertilizer provided before the business of garden in: cen be started. All hauling work is done by the 'ompany frrP of charge. The barbarity of a d'.sert scene ft has been softened by the luxury of fj Homes that would be greenery. diiKtfsurroiuided shacks have yards fi carpeted with gr;:ss, inviting shadi f trees, humri.uit viius and (lowers T!.nm,h labor ;,iid tare j garde;. .4. of a mining camp has Jtho lileakiK-sflx Guaranteed Fast "S7 Lc-ra- wind-swe- Look over these prices and then you will realize that you will want to buy at this big price and stock reducing sale. t i rice per yard . ji oV . ..T." |