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Show rAGE EIGHT STRIKE CROWD IS ROUTED AFTER BATTLE IN PRICE H'diiliiiurtl frtiiti l'xi flnr) the deputies in pursuit. After rent Ling tin Cuibon avenue intern! turn a bicxk frum the court Jioum. the rmn and women were herded to a oiiit opposite the federal building one biix k south of Main street. From then, they were man lied along the road and railioad tracks back to their curs, and ordered to leave the city. Mr. Sylvia Crouch, wife of the organizer, was arrested and lodged In the county jail. Three other atrikera were also taken in custody, one of them being Mower. The other were Dan Leonard of Helper and Tom rmcf. V O C l THE " A T. 11'- I'eU ) t alii h iMth 1 1 ' rl MuUoIL-Ulanal T-- rz V jtu A few days lifter the j la twodays later. in the foul d ph kets were camps, the mines resumed uetiv ity and conditions in the camps havi r, been peaceful since ttiat time conducted was a strike where tual, the early part of August, also tiie other sumed ojHratiuns mines. A force of special deputies numbering approximately 100 moved into Helper about 8.30 a. m, Tuesday to enforce the countywide civilian martial law and to keep down trouble which may have arisen as a result of the riot in Price Monday. A majority of the hotels and rooming houses in Helper as well as ap30 dwellings, were proximately searched by the officers in an effort to locate Paul Crouch, union organizer, who escaped capture Monday. Crouch is wanted on a charge of dl--v- n. Geo! E' ,e al J lot at Plymouth Notch, Vt. ,) off, " No ' II , ,,, '1' ui ' ti d 1!l Mu-l!e!l- 1 M ie-wi- th Locally Owned pl WEEK-EN- SPECIALS D 10 Llw Cauliflower A. AVIs f( HEINZ CATSUP Made may bring forth, and small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises. Pens, Pencils, Inks and Note books for sale at the te. Tomatoes 14-O- z. You will find our good quality and low prices Please You. This is Lamb Week. Eat more lamb and help bring: back prosperity to one of East- ern Utahs greatest Lamb Leg, lb. 18c Try one of these for a Sunday roast. 75c to $1 will buy a nice one. Salad Dressing QT. jak LARD, 8 lb. 69c Take advantage of this bargain. The price is low. HENS, lb. 14c SODA CRACKERS honey LH. PAIL b. LARGE SIZE 2 FOR Box 39c Onions, 10 19c lb. bag These are sweet Spanish. A real bargain. EGGS, Dozen 17c Day old, candled pullet You will be deeggs. lighted with them. w 1 JpC 0 A&Q AVC 0 O R SKAGGS BARS For 10 HAMS MISSION SKINNED AS CUT, Lb RIB BOIL Lb HOT DOGS 2 Lbs LIVER, Fresh SLICED, 2 2-L- b. Box 29c S I I I Spare Ribs V 10 FRESH, Lb Link Sausage DECKELS BEST, lb. k JJ vk Prime RIB Rolled ROAST, lb.. THE REXALL STORE Phone e t 97 i the first choice 7c PORK and atf -- w ol Beautiful women everywhere eager to P the alluring, captmtai their complexion appearance to much desired, depend on Sun powders and make-u- p aids. 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Lay in a supply while the price is down. No Limit. GREEN RIVER iPkg. AQ . RIPE OLIVES, O' WATERMELONS With $ BLUE BELL BUTTER, 2 POUNDS FOR t CANTALOUPES MAZOLA AC 0 JJ Price, Utah AJV 9 tfr --PI- NT 10 OIL TOMATO JUICE, CAMPBELLS PIERCES, 3 CANS PEACHES $1.95 BUTTER, lb. HIGHEST PATENT FLOUR, RED & WHITE, 48 Pounds .... COFFEE, RED & WHITE or HILLS, POUND K i- CANS, 2 For... 2 E. Main 10 BARS RED WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP RED & WHITE CLEANSER, 4 CANS FOR r OLIVES LARGE, SELECT & For roasting or stewing. A bargain at this price. The peach season will be over before most people realize it is on. Huy now, $1.95 per bushel. Extra charge for container. 53c A 14 C MAXINE TOILET SOAP, 6 BARS FOR , b. 0 POUNDS FOR 24 o Bag aa. RED & WHITE SOAP WEEK 21c 3-L- 10-L- An Avl PURE LARD, 2 FOOD SAVINGS 1 Adkl SLICED BACON, POUND Utah Utah Fine Beet 11 Ayt SHOULDER, POUND LAMB ROAST, YOUNG LEGS, POUND From Ripe SUGAR J SNOW WHITE, Lb Sept. 1516 Specials 6r Frl.-at- ;e ONIONS 3 No man can tell what the future ' S't r Ig'a.- East Utah Enjoys Rodeo Exhibition nd ' SVb, Za Large Crowd From ta C; , 8 Dixon-Tayior-Russ- ell Jac-quet- --- R K v rial It ft m 'he to fi fju ntly uk' the Putts of their j Wa ut rifli s ui dubs A stiearn from a fire jj,.;. j eouiiiil ity to Lose w as t min'd on tin shouting mob, iiii'.ng public' I event wbiili im lotted many women, who gatherings of nwtf continually hulled oaths and insults at the officers. pr'" ';:;-;rThe water had the effect of making the demonstrator retreat omewhat, !J hut they (till continued to offer resistant e. Several smoke bombs, followed by Corak of Coal City. a barrage of gas bombs, were then When they returned to Helper, the X M that of 80 special deputies hurled at the crowd, some of the linker milled around the business the force being rev grenades being thrown back at the section for some time, but later Wallington, Spring most of them returning to deputirs. Castle Gate ardviile Latuda and In the confusion. Crouch escajsd their home in various mining camps, which patro Outside of a detail and has not yet been captured, alOscar Larson, Communist leader remained the streets, the deputies though a close watch is being kept from Salt Lake, was reported to be W3S ma the city hall, a no for him. a member of the mob, but officers to hold a meeting. With smoke and gas from the were unsble to find him. cir Distribution of mimeographed bombs filling the street, and affectDuring the disturbance at the criminal syndicalism. through"d No trace of the union leader was cular. m Helper? Price ing spectators and officers as well court house, one of the gas bombs was reas the demonstrators, the crowd turn- was thrown through the large plate found, and it is believed that he has out the former strike area Sheriff by ed around and fled down Main street glass window of the ported Wednesday night left the county. Furniture store, forcing emFifteen men who participated in Dli.'i. The circular, which was unsigned, ployes to remain out of the building the uprising Monday were arrested of defense for several hours until the gas clear- in Helper and brought to Price, urged the organization law in Carmartial smash to ed away. where they were placed in the ex- squads who had men It urged The riot Monday was the out- hibit building at the fair grounds bon county where hid them firearms to keep growth of strikes conducted by the with an armed guard on duty. found by deputies, be not could National Miners union at ConsumThe prisoners are as follows: Peter they for use in (Continued from Isse One) ers, National and Sweet Mine in the Coztanza, Chappie .Williams, Tony so they would be available " defense squads Smokey Smith of Hill Creek rode Gordon creek district, and at Spring Bonacci, James Schortis, Sam Kar- these the winning entry In the wild horse race the first day, with Loland Duncan of Fcrron taking honors Sunday. In addition to the ruces, approxiHOME TIIE SKIN mately 30 head of contest horses, steers and bulls were bucked each OWNED OF A day. AND One of the fatures of the exhibiDEPENDAHLE tion was a cowboy-cowgi- rl RELIABLE quadrille STOKE on horseback. In which four couples from Nine Mile participated, accompanied by the KDYI, Ranch Hands. Those performing in the quadrille were: Harrison Russell and Miss ., Cowan, Lee Gainey and Miss Housekeeper. Mr. and Mrs. Van Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Barney. Van Cox of Nine Mile won the OF, BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE fancy saddle awarded to the best Rod & White Stores are individually owned and controlled, and each is enrider in the bucking contest, but he won the honor only after an extra tirely independent of any outside interest. You may be assured that we ride Monday in competition with are cooperating with President Roosevelt and the N. R. A. Long John, Altonah Indian. At the end of the two days' of the rodeo, the two participants ha3 the same numSTEER BEEF POT ROAST, ber of points. POUND In addition to Long John and Van Cox, the following participated in the PRIME RIB ROLLED, bucking contest: Arvan Rich and POUND Cotton Rich, Nine Mile; Merrill Mead of Kiz; Chester Waters, Myton; Le-laRUMP ROAST, Duncan, Fcrron; Lee Barney, POUND Nine Mile; Smokey Smith. Hill LAMB ROAST, Creek, and Oral Barney, Nine Mile. dis-perse- d, in,, A new dn granite memorial i4ks' the grave of burner President quarters i v.q 'aMn Couhdge ill the family burial the imreanng ,IUI'! new five foot ASK S335.00 ALL RADIO. 39c about free WAVE to time ip jfS Mt V' |