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Show L : Contett Sunday Ends First Half 1 THIED STATE LEAGUE PLAY RETAIN LOCALS IN POSITION half the second. Although schedule of the Utah State baseball league opened Wednesday with games between Salt Lake and Provo and Helper at Ameri can Fork, the Btandlng of the teams for the first half Is1 pend ing the outcome of the postponed which Lake gam Helper-Sa- lt will be played on the local diamond Sunday afternoon. If the local Railroaders are winners la the; Sunday fracas there will be noVmaterial change In the final standing of ' the teams for the first half, since Helper, would re- tain their third place at six vie- 98c crate We have arranged to have a big quantity of large cherry enrrants on hand for Saturday's business, which we "will sell at only 98c a crate. This is the' season you need Certo. It will pay ou to lay in several ottles at this saving pric. - sures, to j Be1ft ounce ' get the can, . not ounce size. 2 full , the Markets : featuring veal for this week end. This ii excellent quality at a saving price. We are . , . VEAL STEW Pound i ii ......10c v VEAL POT BOAST Pound l. 12c - LEO OP VEAL ROAST . 4 2 S 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 8 1 0 1 0 3714 2 8 3 2 1 3 0 8 0 0 8 4 1 0 3 0 1 8 27 14 SALT LAKE CITY, July 8. The whistling sl.ig from the rlflo of a bloodthirsty Ute missed Its mark way back In '66 and na a result John H. Woodbury, a pioneer of '47, Is now able to relate his personal experiences in In early Indian uprisings Utah. His experiences of the early days were recalled to the mind of Mr. Woodbury as a result of the "Covered Wagon Days" celebration, to be held in Salt Lake ." 'which he will atJuly tend, together with several other of pioneers of '47, as a guest honor. . It was during the Black Hawk that Mr. Woodbury escaped the deadly intent of a warring Ute. "I thought I was going to miss that war in the first place," h said. "I told 'em I couldn't leave dollars and 1 .gave twenty-fiv- e to help In fitting out some one else. Then toward evening Henry DInwoody and Thomas came around and wanted me to take my team and drive some of the men to camp. " 'Bout sixty of us went from the city, fifty as infantry and ten on horseback. When we got to a camp between Big and Little Cottonwood nobody canyons wanted me to go back bo 1 went on with 'em and we all camped at the head of Spanish Fork canyon nearly a month. "The Indians had been driving off cattle and horses of the set tiers and taking them up into the We camped along Strawberry. the Indian's trails and tried to Pound 19c ORSKAGGS fOOO STORES "A Surety of Purity flU'CASBON 40-in- barrel. "I ci a shoot half it easier," he said. . a mile with Mr. Woodpossesses a U. S. army Tennis Fans Helper Propose Local Courts of a tennis The possibilities court for Helper looks encouraging, is the opinion of a group of local tennis enthusiasts who have been investigating ways and means of establishing a court in this community. Financing of the project, the selection of a site and plans of Tganization have been problems which have been confronting the the local fans. This evening proposition will be placed before the Mayor and city council in the hopes a definite program may outlined. City Completes Equipment On New Pipe Line Th Coot - Floor - Music - Rainbow Gardens - Helper - FLOUR Thrift Brand Pure, bag Sat, July YaPc Rainbow IXamblers Always a Good Time uo-tiris- t3 fox-tro- t. Miss Mary Bergera s leaving the last of the week fsr an extended visit with her brother, Frank, in San Farncisio. !!ll!li!i!l!!lli!!n i ! ' tX ! Review Mrs. R, J. Vaughan and sons, David and Dick left Saturday for a two weeks' motor trip to California. David is returning to resume his course at tie Boeing air school at Oakland following two weeks spent with his parents. Bids will be opened July 1 for construction of 19.2 miles of gravel road and six bridges between Price and Cat canyon, $4,-00- 0. !!! Hi!!q!in!i:niii!iI!!!-iH!i;n!!l!!ll!HI!IUMili!:!l!!!M!'!!r- ; ! ii i ii '"llliilll1 Kdc'jst- - nf- i f . I' . ' m I lilil 3, V n estimated to cost $250,000. OGDEN Bids opened for conto Madison "school Mr. and Mib. Leslie Thorne struction returned Tuesday to their home building, estimated to cost at Provo having spent several OGDEN weeks in Helper. City purchased car of Utah rock asphalt which will be The trouble with a great many used for maintenance of road in girls is that they love the water vicinity. Mrs. Acel Minor and daughter, and Miss Angeline Martelle were visitors in Provo Wednesday. JPililiilli Utah News . ' if 1 mm n) MM ft A WAY ) sc. t .i i ktr V, ,; -- h"--;: ire . Bif.n- - . the a chlorination and QQa 29c BROOMS VINEGAR Each Heinz Pint Bottle w II A good, le 39c fW iRl 1 ?Ur9' SaUn i mlX' HAND SPRAY- - i oummer Aid 3 packages 25c Safeway Meats I M ( jl pi P rih Pound U 14c df lH BACON J Fancy. Wrapped Pound fj j " . Frer.h, Young Pork Squares jHelr 14c 6c . . . New Low Prices on Star Brand Shoes in Steer Baby Beef Pound - - - jp jr M rjh g g.a.i,t"J Pork Roast 1 ISlul . Pot Roasts Uj attain-in- all of the desired slenderizing beauty c& 5c A flne Summer Drlnk 2 5c hue and cry gives the ankle a chic, trim appearance, while the sheer, clear, even texture adds 5c Large pounds is the the desired effect. The.Slendo Heel Pint Can pound 2 as slenderness the ankle also claims its right. For this reason we select Kayser Slendo Heel Hosiery FLIT 23c - - CANDY HP As LONG which goes such a long way toward Fresh Creamery 1-- FOR THIS SLENDER AGE 15c BUTTER Pound Kayser "Slendo" Heel Hosiery Strained quart Jar 1 Sir t Whit-nor- HONEY I Lettuce t five-da- y 15 35c Helper 11 of 16 oz. size 4 for IBread iM -- Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGonigal at the seashore but don't like It returned home Saturday from a In the dish pan. outing spent at Fish No wonder the furniture busilake. ness has been bad for a couple e of years. There is no longer any Mr. and Mrs. William demand for rocking chairs for Mid their nephew were to Jleber City ;or the grandma, since she took up the fourth rf July celebration there. ammonia machine on the Helper pipe line system at New Peerless, for the purification and treatment of the water supply before its distribution in the city lines A gravel and sand filter is being placed at the head of the n ;w 'ntake on Fish creek this we :k, the work to be complete in se en days. The filter Is being instal.ed at an approximate cost of J 30 and together with the chlori7ia-tio- n and ammonia machine completes the equipment necessary to place the newly finished city pipe line system in first clis condition. Prices Effective Saturday, July 11 Orange Pekoe, Lights Oh Boy, What Fun city has completed installation TEA 1 9, 1931 bury a!o sword that was made in 1865. John Haskell Woodbury was born September 11, 1845 on a farm which his family had purIn Smith chased from Joseph His "parents Nauvoo, Illinois. were Catharina Rebecca and Thomas Hobart Woodbury, and with their one they arrived, Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Redd went small son in the valley of the Great Salt Lake in September to Salt Lake City last Thursday to attend the wedding of their 1847. o friends. The newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. George Hedge were weekend guests at the Redd home Of over the holiday. 1 JOTS JUIT place rear, and sold it, for we never saw any of 'em again. the Mr. Woodbury still has gun he used on that day. It is muzzle loader a Springfield rifle, n.ade in 1855, with a son-in-la- w fj iAMCIMG UTAH, TUTUS., COUNTY, head them off tut after We had been there a monlh" and hadn't sen any Redskins. We got kind of careless. "One day when all the fellows were out and there wasn't many of us left in camp, George Lambert rushe in and said he had Jmt seen a big Newfoundland dog. We guessed It was an Indian In bearskin. A little later we saw some figures moving in the brush and when we shot at them, they went off. We found moccasin tracks and I told 'em, 'Be a wonder if we don't see Indians before night." "Just as I started out to round up the horses, I heard a gun go off. I was on a mule, and 1 the spurred him up towards cedars to see what the trouble was. A counle of the fellows staggered out in the open. The redskins 'd got em. One of them, a fellow named Brown, died before we could get him back to camp. Then I saw the Indians riding toward us, waving blankets to stampede the horses, and shooting. One of them got the mule I waa riding through the lung and nose, but be sure miss ed me. "They had better guns than w had and more of 'em. We only had two long range rlflea in the camp. I ran to get mine, and as I got Into camp, I saw a buck leanin' over Brown's body ready to scalp him.' I shot, and he dropped his knife and raft for his horse.; We found the knife af forwards, . . "Captain thswey sent two express riders to Mt. Pleasant for help. The Indians kept coming back, and we had trouble with them all dayThey were part of Chief Taby'e tribe. He was friendly, and wouldn't have let Ills Indians attack ua, If he'd been there, but he was away, started and Jim, his 'em out. They got away with moot of our horses before they were through. Suppose they took the herd up to Falrvlew or Borne 24-26- Ill Our 4 ,,, 5 6 . Borden Milk : 40 14 27 11 Early Pioneers Recall Battles With Red Men 23 c 1-- p.... Totals Certo 14 .....6 Totals HELPER Ward, 3b Minor, 2b J. Allison, as Vecchio, cf Zaccarla A. Allison, lb Jackson, rf Carmonl, c Kinney p Currants ' torfes and 'six ' defeats," however, if Salt Lake defeats Helper they will tie with Provo nine lor first half honors, and a playoff will ' be necessaryThe Railraders took Sunday's Forkers contest from American diamond. 9 to 6 on the - local Kinney In the box for the locals was hit hard, but held up in the pinches. John Allison played his usual stellar ball In the field. Ward and Zaccarla were the leading hitters with Holm-stea- d hitting well for the Cavemen. , The box score: A H 0 A AM. FORK 1 1 0 6 Bennett, 3b 2 4 rf Homer, 1 8 I Santlstsvn, 2b 1 6 1 Webb ss 0 4 11 Holmstead. lb 0 1 1 4 College, cf 0 1 0 4 Barnes, If 0 4 1 4 Swenson, c 1 0 0 1 Mott, 3 I t 0 Polling p ' CHICKENS FRYERS Ladies Shoes in all Leathers and heels. Wonderful values at $2.98 Men's sturdy shoes for Work at $2.29 and jf ROASTERS 1 yoiaeo .Mil. e UI!l!lllllll!ll!!ll!ll!l!ll!l!l!!!IIII!ll!!l!!l!ll!!lllll!l!!ll!lll!lllllll!innii Store V |