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Show '..INTER RANGE REPORTED - r becau TOPIC IS BASIS his work would center within Car- ihe district in Question and half of the available fundi? for tUe 8 bon and Emery counties. DISPUTE a Although cooperation of the four district were expendedno during inspectors months" period, The topic of appointing and main- counties was solicited by the state three taining a pure food inspector for agriculture department no agreement are now operating in the district, the county has been basis of much was entered into. Mr. Jewkes serv- Mr. Bennion explained. He also stated that the authorities discussion for the past months. A ed, however, until October 31, alALWAYS CONSISTENTLY GOOD PICTURES Carbon county and Emery county of Bennion from Mr. a commissioners the of letter county meeting though at Price concerning the same, held had informed him that his duties nave never inuieaieu a last Wednesday is reported as fol- would terminate September 30 un- to cooperate in the matter of paying lows: less an agreement had been entered a food inspector's salary. Determination by the board of into before that time, Mr. Bennion Coining For Three Days of Carbon stated. county commissioners JUST NOTICED county to have a "showdown" with Mr. Bennion stated that on Octothe state department of agriculture ber 12, at the request of the mayor Walking down the main street 9 regarding the matter of the appoint- of Price, he met with the mayor one iusf couldn t help noticing me,j ment of a Carbon county food in- and city council and the commis- very attractive window of the Globe MASTER-PIECTHE WORLD'S GREATEST DRAMATIC spector was expressed at a meeting sioners of Carbon and Emery coun- Shoe Store. They have displayed d held Wednesday at the Carbon ties. At this time, Mr. Bennion statnf. Rnst Ever Boudoir M i"L, county courthouse. Commissioners ed, ha proposed the two counties pay Slippers in a very attractive manner. Sam Wood head, W. E Knox and John the salary for the inspector for"three A. Mathis were all present and demonths, inasmuch as the state had Plenty Keitt, a negro living in cided to see the state department met his expenses for the preceeding Budgeport, Conn., says he will be and determine why Carbon county three months. No controversy arose 107 years old in December. He spent is being discriminated against in at the meeting, he said. 40 years in Slavery, has been marYou Must See It At Least Once ! ! this matter, as the commissioner alBecause the department's budget ried 5 times and has 35 children leged. provides only for one inspector in living. Matinee and Night 25c 50c Matinee Saturday 2 :30 p. m. Figures presented to the board show that both Davis and Utah WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE UL'ILT, EUICK WILL BUILD THEM counties have two inspectors each. Nov. 20-2- 1 Carbon asked for one food inspector Coming and dffered to pay half the salary. The reply from the state board of 'j, agriculture was in the form of the p.... '.,,...1. appointment of J. B. Jewkes as agriIt cultural inspector for Carbon, Emery, Sun Juan and Grand counties, with the stipulation that each of the counties pay a pro rata share of his salary. Body by tuher R Commissioner stated that Carbon county is fifth in the state taxes. The consumption of f foodstuffs by the population necessitates the importation of a considerable amount of meats not properly their new stock of Best Sver House 3 inspected, he said, and, since Carbon county refused to ratify the appointBuick for 1925 hr.3 won ment of Jewkes with the salary as stipulated, the appointpopv.!a:i;y .irr.or ment was withdrawn. 2 and v.o!iien ai'i.c, be- men Mr. Woodhead stated that Carbon ii admires its beautiful came bocics es'Ciyo by Fisher, county is not asking as much as Utah With Ailcen Piingle, Norman Litmus Duco cr!ors and Davis counties, but still wishes i luxurious closed car interiors Kerry- Lionel liarrymore. the state department of agriculture assure fci3 qtsc-aiiu cecr.use its i.turcy construction i A Great Moving Human Doeu- to designate a man as food inspector long life and unfailing depcncabSity. . .ment for this county alone. SbL VNS 1195 1 $1 9?5 COUPES fllvS to $1550 A Tale of Love Hot Enough to Harden Benniou, of SVilt Iake, commissioner of agriculture, when SFORT MODELS 1195 to A525 Meltj Alpine Snows. interviewed Friday regarding the AH p'ricc f. ib.rii Mountain of Love zm'cmmmt tux so A 'I he G.ui. i.C. plan, tue most tichtij!c,is tjraiiaiile, situation in Carbon county, stated A Glacier of Romance that he had not been Informed of A Blizzard 'of Passion He the meeting last Wednesday. MISS DON'T stated that the state was divided by the state board of agriculture into FOOD INSPECTOR GOOD OF 1 f age THE HELPER TDEES, HELPER, UTAH 'ovember 10 1927 Plowing Progressing and Harvest Crops Is Nearing Completion .11 During: the week ending' November r. moderate temperature prevailed er Utah, according to the weekly port on weather, range and crop indition!, issued from the state of- e of J. Cecil Alter, government v.eather observer. "The weather proved very fav-- r 'able for live stock grazing on fall asturcs and the winter ranges," says Tie report, "and for the germination ; r.d grains. Fall growth of 2ed;ng has been about completed, .'larly sown grain is making splendid "rowth and late seedings are com-u- p CARBON-STAT- E uiiuj,y A HJ W THEATRE Pive & fli! j imi Helper Thur.,Fri.andSat,Nov.l7-18-1- E fall-sno- w If nicely. "The sugar beet barest has pro- ressej favorably and is nearing completion; though the work was delayed somewhat in some sections by wet soil. Some plowing is being done, with the soil in good condition livestock and ranges are reported in r.ood to excellent condition generally Movement to the winter range con-- f tinues. "Winter range prospects are good at Pocatello, Idaho. A good: crop of potatoes has been mostly dug at 11a-ikIdaho, and winter ranges are in excellent condition due to the recent rains. "Winter grain is looking good at Clarkston, Utah. About an inch of f9 Sunday and Monday, p , y, Style rain occurred at Richmond; winter grain is in fair condition; sugar beets are about harvested, wth a govxl yield. Livestock and ranges are fair at Kelton. Sugar beets are about three-'fourt- twit w that women Woo-dhea- urahiikv ..u-esir- harvested at Garland, with the tonnage about average; fall grain is growing nicely. "The weather has been very favorable for fall grain at Ogden, and grain fields are looking fine. The ground i& too wet for plowing at Provo. Apples have been harvested at Klberta; the crop was good; good rains occurred and livestock and ranges are excellent. "A very satisfactory crop cf sugar beets is being harvested: at Price; livestock has been put on the winter range and is doing well. "Ra'n put the soil in good condition for seeding at Ilolden. Grain is coming up good at Oak City, but not so well at Moroni. The winter range is the best in years at Emery. Livestock and ranges are fair at Nada." ten districts, and that the district which embraces Carbon also includCARBON SCORES 19-VICTORY es five other counties, Emery, San OVER CATHEDRAL Juan, Grand, LTintah and Duchesne under an agreement entercounties, The Carbon high school gridders ed into with the state department of downed the Cathedral eleven, 19 to installed a food inspectagriculture, f, at the high school athletic field, or, meeting half of his expenses. Friday. The locals outplayed the J. B. Jewkes was appointed as visitors and scored on all brands of food inspector for the other four football, getting one touchdown on counties, it being understood thai a pnss, one on straight football and another on a break, when Cathedral fumbled a punt on its own The Best line in the fourth quarter, Jeans 1; hue recovering and making the counter. L. Chidester, a newcomer in gridiron play at Carbon High, was sent into the game as fullback and provHOME MADE NOODLES ed to be a star. Jeanselme also was sensational in his ball carrying and In Helper defensive work, as were Kay and Anderson for Carbon. Paddock and Chinese Dishes A Specialty Cook starred for Cathedral. SANDWICHES Carbon scored in the first quarter when a pass, Pressett to L. Chidester, Try Our Good Coffee sent the ball over the goal line. The locals made two more in the last period, one on the fumbled punt and the other on a series of line plunges, Jeanselme carrying the ball on the scoring drive. Phone "87-As for us, if we lived in Mexico HELPER, UTAH we wouldn't want to bo even mentioned for President. Dallas News. Un'r that men BUICK demand fr J Mr Y 1, ii? - uy UTAH CARBON MOTOR CO. mi' J IT! PRICE, UTAH 6 10-ya- rd Chop Suey Now is the time to figure that New Building. We have everything in Building Material Helper Lumber & Hardware! 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