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Show UTAH ""Pl.-HELPE- R, HELPER PAGE SIX THURSDAY, ISA Funeral servir..,. Wednesday by Rih of the Price the Mitchell funeral FALL FROM MOVING Letters From Men Ix RAILROAD NEWS In Tfie service Drill Is Okey, But Rookie Dislikes Mud j) I Bv N. j SI J. Tulllus - Carman Hess, who supposedly wentFireman Luke Oarmoni took the to Sali'la last week to only visit his ball team to off help Sunday day win a couple of names. He started with his family and then bring them back with him. has taken a job the second frame and by sheer made himself po for four down there won't be back. Now the full rounds. The dust musta' jot him laundry won't have to worry about 'hat pair of lost overalls. down! - (lay Rails-Engi- FOR SMALLPOX, WARNS HEALTH HEAD neer Sam Graves, who is still Engineer Fred Buvia was off over the weekend. Must have seen Sun- at the Salida hospital is doing pretty day's wind coming and made a run good down there insofar as getting for the well is concerned but is a little Rails worried about Doc and some of the Engineer nave Gibson was off the other boys up here. We suggest that work board the forepart of the week some of you drop him a line and try to recuperate from the big wind to cheer him up a little. Ralls slorm and snow flurry. Joe Simonetti, afternoon hostler RaN i Engineer A. P. Burnham has gotten at the roundhouse, is still at the his release from this terminal and Salida hospital receiving mtical Is now working out of Grand Junc- attention. l it e u range rained all day." he com-Vshoot, had to lay down in Plains, of mud and shoot t inches ,vo abaut the ram. Then we had to kneel in and sit in it and shoot." To top hi- - tale: of muddy territory. Ray later adds that they have to keep dif-A- t t.ieir sh.- -s sinned every day. a of writing time the fuu It task, this letter. Kay was on K.P. duty because hi i bayonet was dusty at inspection. Their recreation is veil taken ,if he savs. "We have a 8 well readday room, which includes two a pong table, ping pool rooms, ing table and a radio." Other Carbon county boys he has seen are Untie Lupo aud John Juliano of Helper, and Dave Baird of Latuda. CHILDREN VACCINATE the tn wt-i wil-pow- Rails Cal- Hassinger. at Fort Ord. the mind dosen't s:iys he hikes and other stiff drill. t n mi e but he can't quite bring himself to - t'tinai- i the constant mud. "The e t possibility of a smallpox epidemic breaking out in Carbon county storm-cellawas pointed out this week by Dr. Edward Van Aelstyn. district public health officer, but he also asked the public not to te too alarmed. Only one case has been discovered, he reported, and that was in one of the Price elementary schools. But that one case is enough to put parents on their guard and see to it Ralls that their children are promptly vaction. the cinated. "For," said Heck, doctor, Appreciates The Journal; night yardmaster, George Rails s Stationery Fireman T. I). Morrisey, is back on the scene of action again "smallpox spreads only about as Pokes Fun At terminal poet and short-storace, after doing a little "time" at the fast as a prairie fire." William Topolovic, who is getting has been off the job the past few hospital down at Salida. It is not safe to trust a vaccina- the paper way out at Fort Knox. Ralls days because of sickness. tion for smallpox longer than five Kentucky, is very appreciative, it is J. F. Carson, who was working at years, for after that time they begin Rail indicated in a letter received from Flash! Shorty Proves his Intelligence the Summit, is now working at his losing their effect, the doctor con- him this week. "If it wasn't for the .. tinued. Even including those who Helper Journal. ....It was brought to our attention home point. Grand Junction think I would be Raits have been vaccinated more than five lost way out here in Kentucky." he this week that a certain person from Carman Warren Lampshire, newly years ago, not quite 50 per cent of are as bad down in carrot county bought himself says. "These at the child school a boat to form his own private yacht out of the apprentice population of Carbon coun- as can be." Fort Knox is located is working here now ty has been vaccinated. "At least 90 next to the largest armored division club, after being turned down by Grand Junction, board. on extra the of and Commodore per cent of the people have to be in the United States, he says. He the general staff Rails Immunized Dy vaccination to be able admits that they have the 'nicest' the old charter organization. Milton K. Strodtman, carman, of to check an epidemic once it starts," Mr. Thayn was to have gone army, with about 65,000 men located Salt Like, is working here as an Dr. Van Aelstyn emphasized. on the purchase of the boat but right at that Fort. o extra man. Early signs and symptoms of away the guy puts one over on Rails smallpox are a sudden onset with 6horty and buys it himself for 111 Fox is still at home "grippe-like- " Carman Harry NAMED to and then turns around and tries symptoms, headache and FORTY-EIGH- T a recent sick spell. backache sell half interest to Shorty for SO! recuperating from usually severe; rash ap80 and 80 equal 100 Does that look pears from the third to the fifth TO GRADUATE FROM Gives and is usually seen about the like a day proposition? Highway or wrists. The rash first appears face Well, anyhow. Shorty didn't fall Years Seven Of as small pimples which soon form CARBON LDS SEMINARY for the crafty deal and the new Report The Utah state highway patrol, blisters and in turn become filled' yacht club still has a crew of only ONE! during the seven years of its ex- with pus. Forty-eigh- t will graduate from the Early vaccination of children was The boat was launched, after a istence, has made a total of 34,472 comat bottle of the Wrecker commissary's arrests, including 7. 417 for speeding. advised by Dr. VanAelstyn as the Carbon L.D.S. Seminary toheld be to exercises mencement catsup had been broken over the 72:5 for drunken driving, and 737 for best and surest preventative. morrow, Friday, at X p.m. in the noble craft's prow. She's the newest reckless driving. Price civic auditorium. R. W. Groo, superintendent of the addition to the Scofield fleet. Ixng Proclaims Sat. Mayor All the students will participate rea announced that also sail! may she patrol, in a pageant. "The Mantle of the Rails markable record of safe driving has As Poppy Day; Plan the D. G. Cunningham, master mechanbeen established in the seven years. depict Radio Prophet." which will events of the pioneer trek of the ic ,and E. V. Carlson, general During that time Its members have Mayor B. H. Hyde of Helper this Mormons to Utah. were here one day early traveled 7,766,840 miles with only last week on a check-uInspection seven accidents. ,aa 'average of one week set as.ide Saturday. May 24 as President George E. Jorgensen of ' - ( Poppy Day here in a proclamation the Carbon stake will each year. tour. s present issued by the mayor as he called to the following applicants for upon the citizens to observe the day graduation by wearing the memorial poppy of Jack Curtis Abrams. Lamar Anderthe American Legion and Auxiliary. David Thomas Avery, Lyle Bruce son, Besides the wearing of poppies, which are made by disabled veterans Bryner. Bruce Bryner, Lela Burnett. and sold without remuneration by Joseph William Bean, Jeanette A. Alethea Eleanor Colorcs. members of the American Legion Burton, Marion Maxine Elliott. Rose Cook, Auxiliary for aid to disabled veterans, the occasion will be further ob- Fuller. Fack Whiteley Gwilliam, Fern served by a radio broadcast over Hansen. Grace Harmon. Ixis Hrein-son- . . Mary lionise Hussey. Fern radio station KEUB tomorrow, FriHamilton. Larry Morley day, from 3:30 to 3:. .5 p.m.. under Norma Jean Jones. Allen J. Johnthe sponsorship of both the Price and Helper chapters of the Amer- son. Joseph Elroy Jones, Vivian Mer-eKing, Irva June Leonard. Lelia ican Legion Auxiliary. On this program ,the principal speaker will be Liddell, Rex Mangum. Glen Rae Arnold .Muhlestein. Phyllis A. Mrs. George Jackson of Kenilworth, whose subject will be the History of Overbids. J. Richard Pace, Rose Lee the Poppy. Drew Christensen will Peterson, Rex Taylor Powell. . "v m .v Kenneth Leltoy Rasmussen. .Maxsing "My Buddy" as the concluding ine Rath. Lucilla Eleanor Robb, Ornumber. son Grant Rowley. Dee Robertson. Peggy Ballinger and Inez Dalpiaz I.ena Rich. Gladys Tanner, Helen TOT. M PT . No A J IV lift Tuesday to attend the alumni Tanner, Ruth Thomas. Ivan Tidwell, : ; : ... tart! y iv-Elaine Beverly Tidwell. banquet at the Wasatch Academy, Kenneth and planned to remain for the grad- Thorn, Norma Walters. Alice Waterman, Evelyn Wilder. Molly Worley. uation exercises Wednesday. N. Y. C 90 Proof THIS WHISKIY IS 4 YIA$ OU. kh.l.v Dtorm.1. Corp.. Bourbon WM.l.y. W,M A r. -., AUTO KILLS CHILD fall from the back seat of a moving automobile Sunday resulted in the death of Dwight W. Wadleigh son of Dwight and Jr.. of Price. The Allied Wadleig'j Glenna fall, which came while the car was moving at about 5o miles per hour, caused a skull fracture and internal injuries which were responsible for the child's death an hour and 45 minutes later in a Moab hospital. Hill-Billie- y 1 'hill-billie- thj ar There b An ABERDEEN DEALtl In Your Community INDEPENDENT GOAL Price on June 1G. 1038, three Jr. is survived by G. O. Mrs. and Mr. grandparents. Allred of Ogden and Mrs. Alice Wadleigh of Oakland, Calif., in addition to his parents. in ( , . Iank Er Comfort According to Bert Dalton, state who gave the highway patrolman time of the the at car the of speed mishap as "about 50 miles an hour," the accident occurred at 2:10 p.m. The child died at 3:55 p.m. fVO T-ic- heat" The child was riding on the rear seat of a car owned by S. V. Owen, who was in front with Mr. Wadleigh. 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