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Show m L 7l Helper is the Railroad arid Coal Center of Eastern Utah, and the Busiest Little' City in the State, DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS AND DEVELOPMENT Volume 9 QUICKLY SETTLED All boilermakers, machinists, and electricians and their helpers at the local railroad shops went out on a strike Sunday morning and refused to return to work until the machinist foreman and the,, boilermaker foreman were removed. According to the stor-rie- s told by the men, they were dissatisfied, at the treatment received at the hands of their foremen. Officials of the road came down from Salt Lake and the matter was ' quickly adjusted. Both foremen handed in their and the men went back to work Sunday night. E! w HELPER AND HE PRICE RIVER VALLEY. Number 26 Helper, Carbon County, Utah, Friday, August 8 1919 STRIKE AT LOCAL SHOPS II OP ONE OP THE GARDEN SPOTS OP THE WORLD, res-ignatio- UTAH HAS VERY ns DI- WHY WORK Weather and Crop Report Y. M. C. A. NOTES Light showers fell over the Associate Secretary John G. western portion Qf the state, Moore, and wife returned from stes Park, Colo. Y. M. C. A. moderate showers over the eastern and heavy rains over the summer school Thursday, where mountain districts. However, it or the past two weeks Mr. is becoming dry agairf in the lloore has been receiving special southwestern portion and rain is training that will make him greatly needed over the western more efficient for his lifes wprk. winter grazing areas. Early We are pleased to see them back. We are pleased to notice the peaches are ripening everywhere AUGUST VACATION CHLENPAE and in the number of men increase the fruit being rather small; early apples have done fairly visiting the building. Our thirty-eigTALK UBYIU MRK WOwWlK WORK WORK WORK WORK Menu SOStlP BOOKS Fun &9LF HUSK. m beds are used some days well. Potatoes are still rather Aia conFRtSrt auto NO have Pwtc frOOD poor; beets, however, lfty times. The reading room WORK WORK WORK WORK WORK WORK Rides CAMS Aik Food tinued to progress satisfactorily. is greatly appreciated along WORK WORK udrx with other good things men M WORK WORK Time Once a find here. Upon FMUV W COOL MTSIIi. SONfr MC.K Hum SONS NDttfflK WORK WORK WORK WORK WORK NOOK! muttI"0 HOINfr IrAW Once upon a time a man inMy! What a delightful meetMTilf SILLY LMINO which NOnEV vented glasses with peo- ing that was last 'Sunday night. WORK WORK WORK TALK WORK WORK dfif ple could see their own faults. No wonder! Everybody came He died of starvation. expecting a good time and the MR SPENDTHRIFT THE THRIFT FAMILY Once upon a time a preacher following talent gladly gave WHO WHO DID DIDNT told his congregation just what their services: Prof. Griffith, SAVE THEIR SAVE HIS Miss Olive Reed, Mrs. H. D. 1 hey deserved to hear. He was AON EY MONEY Easterly and the surprise of the ynched. evening was a piano solo given Once upon a time a villege done his duty. He lost by little Miss Ruth Carter, All spending and no W. 8. 8. means all work and no pirn She did so well lis job. the people clapped their hands Once upon a time a lover told Mrs. A. Horsley is in Helper SHORT STORIES G. D Cunningham, this week a guest of her brother ms girl that she was the only with delight of shops at Salt girl he had ever kissed. She superintendent There is no coal shortage in E. A. Greenhalgh. Lake City dropped in and gave dropped dead. the Kaisers future home. talk. Once upon a time an editor an interesting ten minutes A.L. Woodward, music teachlike we At this writing it looks about a bride Perhaps it would be just as er in the Jordon school of Salt published the truth next for would Sunday have well not to ratify the. peace Lake county, was in Helper this and groom. He is still running. music service bp special night's treaty until we make sure that week, a guest of his brother D. Miss Griffith, Prof. Ruth, Errest Salt to W. S. Avery went C. loodwBr, England. hasfiWvery thing shp Eke Wednesday to meet Mrs, Metz, Ossie Fink and Miss Olive. wants. Mrs. Max House went to Delta Sidders and baby who were re- Reed, and for a speaker, Rev! A. Kem-mereB. Sidders, a former paster of Colo., the first of the week to turning lrom a visit at Over a thousand Czecho-Slova-k the Episcopal people here. Mr. Wyoming. veterans of nearly five years of meet her sister, Miss Gladys Sidders is an intererting speaker who will visit in Helper fighting have just crossed the Smith, Mrs. Smith of Grand Rapids, and he will keep you awake. United States from Camp Kear- for some time. Michigan, is spending the' sum- Everybody come over and make in Helper at the home of this service one of the best ney, Calif., on the second lap of The Jolly Bridge club met this mer their long journey home from J. Sheppard, Gen. Sec. week with Mrs. Thele. Mrs. her daughter, Mrs. Max House. Siberia. These Czechs range in Dyer carried home the point After you have won an arguHelper Union Sunday School ages from thirty to seventy. prize and Mrs. M?rklp, substi ment fair and square, doesnt it Services every Sunday morn-n- g for Mrs. Mock, captured make you mad for the other felat ten. R. R. chapel. EveryMr. and M?s. Henry Ruggeri tuting the honors. After a delicious low to lot a and dig up go away and baby returned home from body invited. Come and bring a luncheon served by the hostess, of was friend. Salt Lake City during the week. figures that prove he members adjourned to meet the were and J. G. Moore, Supt. wrong? you right Henry has not made his plans for with Mrs. week. next Blumberg the future, but it is more than likely that he will resume his Uncle Sammys Minstrels, comlaw practice here in Helper. At of returned solleast his friends hope that will posed entirely diers, played to a crowded house be the case. at the Liberty Tuesday night carried a good band and Mrs. Ralph Walters of Poca- They their performance was above tello, Idaho, has been a guest at of the usual run of the home of her parents, Mr. the average shows. They gave a minstrel and Mrs. Steve Gianotti, for the dance after the show which1 was past week. Mr. and Mrs, Waltattended and greatly ers recently spent a few weeks largely all. at Yellowstone but were enjoyed by ht m m 7 77 J 7 m 7 po-icem- VERSIFIED CLIMATE That Utah has a very wide range ot climate is evident from a bulletin recently issued by the Utah Experiment Station en- r-- i: I . titled, The Climate of Utah. Woodruff in Rich county and St. in Washington county George f. "i art the ecvru hdders- - in" tenr-, perature, the former with a winter record pf 50 degrees below zero and the latter with a V , , summer record of 116 degrees The largest annual rainfall recorded i$ a little over 31 inches at fhe Forest Service experiment station in Sanpete county, and the smallest, which is four in- ches, at Wendover, Tooele Co. re, The longest growing season ceived is 225 days at Midlake of the Southon the Lucia cut-oern Pacific railroad, and the shorsest is 19 days at Scofield in ff the coal mining district of Car- bon county. Mohrland 16, Helper 2. Helper dropped another game Sunday when they were easily defeated by Mohrland 16 to 2. With the exception of a fast double play make by Helper, the game was featurless. Helpers two runs came in the eight inning when Bosone and C. Flaim cross the rubber on Phillips two bagger. Next Sunday the locals will go to Price and the following Sunday Hiawatha comes here. Legion Asks Men To Preserve Uniforms f .A bulletin has been issued to all American Legion posts requesting that members preserve their uniforms for use at future public" meetings, parades and patriotic demonstrations.. Wesley E. King, state chairman of the Legion says. If the men will stop to consider what the uniform will mean to them in the years to come, they wil never think of wearing it Except on separate occasions. r, fife MODERN W71R IS DECIDED BY ORGAAIZTITia The problem of our country park, called to Salt Lake City last Attention is called to the noweek on account of the serious tice on another page regarding illness of Mr. Walters father. payments of light and water bill; The city council have de Local wrestling fans are lookcided after due consideration, to forward with interest the ing that hereafter consumers of wrestling match between H. C. light and water who are in arTanner, the terrible Swede from rears more than two months on or water bills, Omaha, and Geo. Nicholson, the payment of light will be cut from the service and Greek Demon from Ogden, at an extra fee of $1.00 on each the Elpe theatre Saturday night will be charged for connecting August 16th. Tanner is a very up again. The council have clever mat artist and he was found it necessary to take this picked as the most likely man to step for the reason that the city Nicholson is losing too much money on topple Nicholson. made many friends here in his people who live here for only a bout with Ross a few week ago few months and then move away and he will have a big following without settling with the city for at the ringside. The match will light or water consumed. Your be for a $209 side bet. Good pre- attention is called to this notice liminaries have been provide for so that in case you are cut off you will have and. a special invitation is ex- for tended to the ladies to attend. no one to blame but yourself. -- today is the organization of all its resources and efforts. 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