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Show t THE HELPER TIMES, HEEPES. UTAH THE HELPER TIMES ir ." Issued. Every Thursday . at Helper Carton" Couaty, OUh. Entered ia. the Poetoifice at Helper at Secocd-CIaiMail Matter. e Subscription C. NOTEQTG SO GOOD FOR INSIDE CF MAN A3 OUTSIDE OF H0RSI aUr-ntioa- . n " . ment the education of its- ycuth PROBLEMS BEFORE should sain iiamftjiiite CONGRESS SEVENTIETH be greatlraided by the-irThtsc of the public. tcrtst I .Washingtonr D. C. Many legislaThe president in his message to tive measures confront the present congress expressed himseif as being those session of congress. Among In favor of the establishment of such which at present are most outstandHe said: a department. tax flood are control, reduction, ing "For it has been the years many Dam farm relief, the Boulder proFederal government to ject, and the disposition of Muscle policy of the Shoals. It will also be necessary to encourage and foster the cause of money are bring up and pass the deficiency ap- education. Large sums cf to carry on annually appropriated failed bill in which the propriation millions vocational Many training. An session. senate at the last idea The of the many bills that must die in go into agricultural schools. committee is gained when it is learn- general subject is under the immeed that 5,400 bills and resolutions diate direction of a Commission of While this subject is were poured into the hopper of the Education. and local function, it a state strictly on house opening day. should continue to have the encourFive of the progressive of the National government. group in the senate have united in a agement I am still of the opinion that much demand upon the Republican organcould be accomplished through ization for assurance of a vote on a good establishment of a Department of the farm relief bill, a bill to limit the into which and Education Relief, with courts powers of the Federal functhese of all would ba gathered respect to the issuance of injunctmember of one tions under directing ions, and a resolution calling for an the cabinet." investigation of the United States policy in Latin America. is The author, Rupert Hughes, A bill providing for the creation "digging up the dirt" on of a department of education with a still no Washington which secretary in the President's Cabinet George will, no doubt, be again introduced doubt is exactly what he would actbefore the nation's legislative bodies. ually be doing if George were alive. MANY Bai (2.00 Per Year in Advance L. CONK K R, Publisher RUTH METZ, Editor A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT DrJrank Crane S;ber Refeieticn America's great ci'i-- j zenn nave cied quite receuuy; uue had not reached Mxty; the other not fifty; both v.ere known nationally; both ditd of disease in the digestive tract. To j bad. Both of these men died of preventable diseases; unconsciously, overlooked the strict letter of the law of right living, until it was too atc. It is stran;e t; me, that men taking vacations overlook the great, in their pure, American search for vacation spots. Too often they crave nothing quite so much ps a sojourn around and of the Old among the compost-heap- s Tv.'o mere of e.i-.- Washington, D. C. One of the humorists in Washington discussing the senate's first week's "work summarized its activities as consisting af swearing in a chaplain and cussing out t .vo senators. And it is a little bit disturbing to discover how calmly this characterization of the proceedings is taken. Without any attempt to weigh or World! balance the merits or demerits of A man who travels much should the Smith and Vare cases, there is immunize himself against typhoid, no denying that a precedent hai and kindred infectious diseases or bi'en established by the action of better, stay away from possible conthe senate in refusing to administei tacts. Life is cf infinitely more the oath, thus automatically barring worth than ail of the scarred rethese two senators from the uppei measures across the sea, even if they are mains there many Though was made chamber. The situation a Sam were Uncle such other of ours to occupy. immediate bill, importance Among things ridiculous, as well as danegrous is a poMen eat too much and die bewhen the same august body after looking forward to the assurance of needs pretty badly "just n.ow, in the most dominant fac- litical ring that won't blacken his cause of the crime. Methuselafi emphatically deciding that the men progress probably lived cn goat's milk, and were not entitled to seats, then just tor in a Republican form of govern finger. as solemnly referred the cases for trial and consideration to a senate committee. In plain words, the senate first found the men guilty and then provided for their trial. This is an unfortunate precedent. If continued, It makes possible a situation by which a group of senators by refusing to allow new members who they do not like to take their seats, could', in the end (if this were carried to its logical conclusion) ' direct and control the membership of that body. The right of a state to select its representatives has been thrown out the window, and a sovereign state from now on could be justly pardon ed if under this new dispensation it felt that a new legal preliminary to the exercise of its right as a sovei- eign commonwealth to elect its rep resentatives, was the careful can vassing ahead to make certain that the man or men so selected were agreeable to the senate. The ac ceptance at such a precedent is dan gerous, no matter how elevating the motive which may have influenced the adoption of such a rule. , new-pap- er That is an old saying which man; Americans, who are fond of horse back riding, like to quote, and if t one is true then some of the horst-me- i eve too,) who are eo? ligl the flesh nf the kid and the lamb, (and horsewomen, in riding feat 8 before frying-pan- s were invented: engaged should be healthy individuals, in gl'O he doubt!e:-- s ate fish, and partook deed. ; due e. of thl fruits of the vine and There is an interesting featun pea He stopped eating before he article by Elmo Scott Watson in thit ute took on enough cf the coarse pro- issue of The Times which tells abouj i art vender to make him sick. He ate these riders. Its title tsl to live and lived. I doubt if an is Ridin' " and it also teil3 got "Ridin', American would tolerate a crumb of how the famous poem cr the coarse brer.d that Methuselah by Badger Clark, the ' that name bv "poet lariat' L crumbled into, his goat-milof the west," was written and how :iie Long life is the result the re- it has become the n and V3C ward of temperate, plain living. A most often-quote- d in the west. TlK poem ucivous system that W'H stand fif- Be sure to read this article. j piT ty y.ears of normal activity, wiil Thi succumb to twenty-fi- v of double-straiMen marry to settle uovn, anj and Two hours of golf on a Sunfrom then on it's a matter with them in day afternoon, will not restore a of ? ; chi! settling up. brain that has been violently ever-taxe- d in six days and nights each 0l3, week; when will intelligent men J cease blaming Providence for penal- out-doo- rs Says long-distan- fig-tre- long-distan- k! best-know- n. ' Gar ties they bring about themselves? hav in Placing the tax ahead of flood lief by congress i3 an indication that some high hopes for effective Mississippi protection are going to be punctured. re- hoi; is the 1 at Bra Tell the news to The Times. wee A mas and ' as REFLECTIONS ON THE STREETS OF HELPER A en "Hello, Bill!" Lat "Hello, Jack!" "Say, Bill, I just had luncheon; nin1 at the Grill, and take it from Stai me it is some place! They serve T the best food of any restaurant I err, V know. I was surprised at the size of the portions, and pleased with She the polita and prompt service firs The hot sandwiches, home-mastat pies and the coffee were beyond his my description. You really should beei try it once like I did, and I'll bet mai I'il s'jo ycu there every day. Well is i here's my door! See you tomor- up t tow row!" "All ri.?ht Jack, I'll be there! suc T We serve a Special Table 1" Hote Dinner on Sunday. vilb d , pan The Grill Cafe IV Chr cau " ' 4 THE ABBOTT MORTUARY I 0 t ; torn FUNERAL DIRECTORS I Ann Licensed Embalmers Stafford Building Phone 129 cra: 01 I s Helper BIG SUM WILL BE SPENT D. & R. G. W, NEXT YEAR Approximately $5,500,000 will be spent next year for improvements on the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad according to a budget ap proved in New York this week by the board of directors of the com pany, . The budget virtually will round out. the improvement campaign inaugurated by J. S. Pyeatt, president, seven years ago. " Pyeatt refused to make a statement concerning the budget. He will ancnunce the budget formally POPE & POPE t " . tail J- - glee L E. FLYNH tra( Undertaker and Llcenaed Lmbalmer 29 Telephone rts Price, HELPER CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 56 ' i I ; Meets every Tuesday evening at 0. 0. F. I. the Hall. K. P. Important business at every meeting. to attend; "ome. Members urged brethren weW J. w. Draper, N. G. D. E. Lampson, Sec'y visiting UTAHNA LODGE NO. 39 Treasury cash and income from 1928 operations should be sufficient to pay for the improvements, according to the directors.' The 1928 improvements will bring the total expended for betterment to $47,500,000 in the.ight-yea- r period ... ending with 1928. :'An annual maxi--- : nium budget was reached in 1926 for , .when, the road" spent $9,000,000 ; improvements.1 ,' This year the budget reached .ten new mountain! type REBEKAH : V of Each Month ( Florence Lambson, N. G. Gladys Johnson, V. G. Ella Burgar, Rec. Sec. Sue Maulsby, Fine. 8ec Mary Allison, Treasurer. .., i ; Fourth Fridays Meets the Second and DR. F. A. MGLIORE Physiotherapist and Chiropractor Office hours: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Evenings 7 to 9 &nd spent for, elimination of curves aud correction 'of grade took a large share of the appropriation. In a recent issue of the: Rio Grande Bulletin the statement was made that. '"The program mapped out by President Pyeatt Will be continued, and when completed thd new Rio Grande condition" an facilities for the safe and expe'dious handling of traffic by any western railroad. min Lawyers ties. freight locomotives 1 " Offices in Provo and Helper Helper State Bank Bldg. Phone 118 , Helper, Ctafe later, he said. Rail and truck material will take up approximately $1,600,000 of the 19?,8 budget, the directors decided. will be In addition, $900,000 spent for bridges, culverts and trestles; $70,000 for changes in grade '. alignment; $575,000 for additional block signals; for yard $500,000 tracks, siding and industrial tracks, and $200,000 lor ballasting. Provision also is made for improv-- " ing locomotive water supply facili-- . Mallet ; scIk PHONE ; ; 11 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Price, Utah Wine is. HENRY H. JONES Civic and Mining Engineer ; Homestead Specialist 1st Nat'l. Bank BldgPrice, Utah will ; . - li PHONE DR WM ? ELLIOTT T j Physician and Surgeon Henry Hall Bu'lding NINTH ANNUAL SHOW LIVESTOCK J i PHONES OGDEN, UTAH 1928 JANUARY Office, 99m Residence, DR. R. I. BR0CKBANK Urn Palmer Graduate f Chiropractor 305-Electric Bldg., Price, Utah Office 6:30-Hours 10-5 Office Residence Phone 15 Phone 323-- 2, 99 11-- FARES Limit January 15 3 132 2-- 2 11-- FARES Limit January 24 2 DR..M. C. MELROSE - DENVER & RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILROAD 8 Co Physician and Surgeon Helper State Bank Building UTAH HELPER, ..Tickets with limit of January PHONES 15th will be on sale January 5 to 12, at 1 3 Fares for the round trip. 131 M. Tickets with limit of January 24th will be on sale January 5, fares 6, 17. 18 and 19 at 1 for the round trip. DR. W. A. HARDY DENTIST Helper, Utah 1- -2 Bunnell Chevrolet Company, Price, Utah Rio Grande Call on nearest Agent for detailed fares and train service. Kg)- - W v in Henry Hall Bldg. Phones Office n Res. Office 95-- LR. llclfw-'- Jut.. ! Phone R. 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