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Show THE HEIPER TIMES, HELP EE, UTAH TELL. 5 .A X -- 4 TALK'S V IS n in VI Vsh4aT5 On VoUR MINT) MOW 7 7 ? i 1 fef I t L ALL. EXC ITE.D AM OKIE. TflS, t . , I -- An 3)0 roTjE II . nfwC r .. Cm - FARM RELIEF BY CHEMISTRY r in nitfi ' inn rr a w Wn ONE CRITICISM Jersey technician recently took me to task, concerning one of my articles on the colon baccillus; he staled, in print that, my sketch was "both harmful and misleading" and, that it was out of place in a newspaper. His contention was, if I read liim correctly, that, the "bug" is a harmless one, its presence being determined simply to find out if other, more dangerous bacteria are present, or, if fecal matter was polluting suspected specimens of drinking-wateMy statement was to the effect that, is harmless if in the the human colon, but, a very ugly customer if it gains access to the bloodstream. . I have, mysolf, seen a dangerous wherein 'this garm ap A LOCAL Charles C. Baldwin, of St. Louis, in a letter to the Public Ledg- Mo., PENEVGi er advances the thought that the farm relief problem may be solved by the chemists rather than by the economists or politicians. He tells Leroy Babcock of Mt. Emmons how when he had a surplus of unmotored to this city last Thursday salable apples some years ago, he with a carload of basin produce. turned thousands df bushe',8 into cider, other thousands into vinegar Mrs. Prima Wjlson of Woodbine and could, he says, have gone furthhas moved to Sunnyside to reside. er if he desired, by turning them Roosevelt Standard. into apple butter, apple jelly, apple He went sauce and marmalade. Miss Alta Thompson, local school further and fed the steers which he teacher, enjoyed the holiday season bought, on the pulps. He feels that with her family in Ephrlam. this line can be followed with regard to other products, and calls atHarold Young visited over the holtention to the fact that oil has more coal iday vacation with his wife and than a thousand children in Mt. Pleasant. about a thousand, lim.estone four hundred and lead, iron, zinc, with Mr. and Mrs. Silas Rowley and also a considerable number of side children of Spring Glen went to Pro-v- o uses. In contrast he said corn has during the week, and are to return only one hundred, but ' wheat only home today (Thursday). a dozen. His thought would seem to be worth considering. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Elliott went to Salt Lake City Wednesday to spend We'd worry a lot mere over a posThanksgiving day with relatives. sible air invasion of this great, reThey returned home Friday; public of ours if the successful Atlantic flighs were not exclusively Clarence Johnson visited with re- going east. Detroit News. latives here over the Thanksgiving season, returning to his work at Bootleg whisky may be a success Magna Sunday. In the fuel tank of an automobile, but it will never do the steering Lemoyne Smiley, a University of Utah student, visited his parents, wheel any good. Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Smiley, at Cono sumers through the holidays. WHY IT AIN'T HERE YET r. baec-illu- s gall-bladd- peared to be the infecting agent. I have, myself, seen certain forms of arthritis, cured by vaccines prepared from strains of the baccillus communis coli. . I have, myself, found the colon baccillus infecting the human bladder in chronic cases, and have seen them recover with vaccines and local treatment,; one case of thirty years standing. In all the above cases, there was a history of ulcerated rectum and hemorrhoids. I cannot believe that my note of warning was "misleading" or "dan- Ochlmacher the use? O, what's Poor Poo? Percy 310 There are dozens of them; I cannot understand how a scientist of today, Quite correct was Percy Black jli could look upon an inhabitant cf an Until he sat down on aitacljjch' appendiceal abscess as harmless! But when the tack and I I therefore repeat: If you have a He forgot his book of etiq.t,yer. rectal ulcer, or a diseased rectum, vy's have your physician take care of the the iPk 'Sway Goes Mcney a condition; the colon baccillus is es blood. if in your dangerous entity, "What became cf that .por of lack to To deny this, is betray :.esse garage cf yours?""" y thoroughness. John Joseph James, "I tied the dog to it the t 0 si M. D. day and a cat came by." f iae g l'e:-cv-t- noli: NOTICE In a way Secretary of Navy ? mi gerous." bur really promoted Admiral J The Will all members belonging to Let me mention a few eminent ruder by placing him on the O. I. No. a me: Rebekah who 40, authorities Lodge ;ree with Purity O. F. Castleate please attend next ing list." Now the Navy is 109 ho Willard Stone, Achard, cent waiting waiting to see tith Gwyn, Schotimuller, Buxton, meeting, Dec. 14th. Special f and unprepared. M. 0. & J. H. happens Schorer, Hauger' Rovsing, Rolleston. i San-arel- li, Ben-euad- e, Ut . Star-Telegra- Miss Lois Treloar visited the part of the week with her Michigan has at last given us ten reasons why Edsel Earl, at Eureka. and Pa haven't put it on the'market yet. Mrs. Joseph Rasmussen of Salt (1) Henry bit off more than he Lake City visited over the week-en- d could chew on the new proposition with her husband and daughter in an() is on the verge of bankruptcy. this city. (2) They found a few bugs in the motor and are therefore putting the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jacobs and faminew model through exhaustive roan ly motored to Emery county Wednesto manufacture In quantets day where they enjoyed the Thanks, tities. prior giving holidays with friends. (31 Mr. Ford is waiting until all Mrs. Joseph T. McEwan of this the present dealers go broak through a cf Ford cars to sell, so city spent Thanksgiving day with Jie shortage can start elean with a new bunoh her daughter, Mrs. George II. Elliott of dealers. of Standardville. (4) The designing engineer forto put a reverse gear on the blue got John Maulsby was one of the Unwhich wasn't discovered until print, iversity of Utah students to enjoy the had stamped out nearly 40,000 they He holidays with his parents here. the darn things, so they had to returned to the capitol city Sunday. of make a complete new set of dies. They have all been shipped Virgil Miller (if Salt Lake City and(5)are being held throughout the visited over the week-en- d with reon demurrage, unin they country latives and friends in Helper and can release the whole mess at the Spring Glen. same time to dealers on a nationwide basis. Miss porothy McAllister returned (6) The new ignition keys wouldto Wasatch academy at Mt Heasant fit and couldn't get any of n't Sunday after visiting with relatives 'em slcrted. they here during the holidays. (7) He's waiting for prospective to save up their down pav- Miss Nan Axelgard and Harry buyers ment. Johnson motored to Green River Sun(8) Ford employees went day. They had dinner in the desert on strike for hours ?nd Ies lufger community and returned home in the iy. nery nr.s ncen Treating em evening. too good. (D) Mr. Ford is waiting for t'te Robert Buchanan, passed the ones now in operation to viar out. season of home at the Thanksgiving Since the placing cn the (10) his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John of the new model will He left EVinday for his market leave millions of "orI school work in Salt Lake City. A tourist from y phans" wander ins aimlosly nhcut, must first 'be mi de to rrrangeiier.ts Mr. and Mrs. George Cook' and p':'ee them in homes r to arrange ; ' ''fiVraflyof Kenilyvorth have recently moved lo Helper; and are now mak ing their residence .in., the Bert Mont gomery home. - the;r adopt:on in private families. Srenic Motorist. v- The King Cf Arabia is having a Totor ear built large enough to take Naomi Miss and Louise Harmer his tvven'.y wives with him on a were among the students thik of it; twenty bark-!eto visit parents during the school drivers! holidays. They returned to Salt Lake . Sunday afternoon. out-of-to- nt .v-- Nash returned to hei M'ss Na--- v duties in the local J. C Pom--- ' strrr Friday aftT spending Thursday with her parents in Grand Junction, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Bay G od returned their hom in Winnomucra. Nev., rftor a month in this citv visiting r the homes of Mrs. Wm. Floyd and Mrs. L. K. 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The The EoamlJie Cut Silk vXcktf Mrs. Emll Nyman anl two children came home Sunday evening frr-nSalt Lake Citv where they Ind pistol Thanksgiving season at the horn-o- f Mr. j' " "Choose Men's Giib in a Max's Store" Gift9 to wear, Oi'conspi uous charm, bear this label t tor Better Printing I WILSON ROTH ERS D Haberdashery v t He "Quality Goods Only" HELPER UTAH f- - t I f .8 i S |