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Show Before the Railroad 1 Mail Must Go - , “RES Through ai Sunday Herald 11 The Week in Review Re-Enactment’ of Stage Coach Run Evena Python ‘Student Backlash’ Against Student Recalls Days of Long, Long Ago :3:#2.=.p. : Rioters ShowsInternal Resistance : contuntal pointed out Ronald Rea ganji of the FORT CHURCHILL, Ne-v.ipletion n provide a better image. play along the t “C'mon y'onnery critters, git was a beer can wh ang its remail between St. Joe andat San Francisco in a dizzying 24 days. No story of the West would be complete without mention of Promontory one of the team in a burst of speed grapher those special events, so the which approached a trot, meanstagecoach was hauled here and while dodging the sharp stones poised on the old trail to “show which poked through the sand. how it was” in days gone by} “They don’t have to worry the hell-for-leather stage driver when it cracking a whip over his gal- land's loping horses, was clattered into wearing CNY a Buck- about that when parading down) The W rf The reptile was discovered) Station and on to this Market Street,” explained the told of terrible weather wh urging them on- guardian of the rvute to Virgin- Wells Fargo spokesman. of stones and bottles. two t “They stagecoach passengers endured erk Dale Richardson © a broker slat of Negro weeks violent ash at Columbia and Around the World: ities pitted white’ in nrctesters who have kept Cor ampus in turmoil for more stude t ann two weeks. A: where an open sho { the strife at CCNY within the SDS lines, down radical follow m ions of S ere were re the Negro and Pu knett of rural Jac 8 cost of $7.25 0 At Cornell, protesters shes between white st who leveled his camera shootpictures of the stagecoach }, interior and saw another photo. grapher shooting back passive suppert to the SDsS-ied g at the univ ip $s. display t plaguing U. colleges 2nd high schools. Wells Fargo fleet that included appears only on s 150 coaches and 1500 horses. sions. a used for ta It carried passengers, mail How It Was ye turned and nearest t D 2 and treasure through Indian) The Golden Spike Centennial stared reproachfully, then led ck wes an Orien country a predominant- wd Plugged-Beer Can The only evide The manes flowing. same overland trai! it traveled for long - haul stagecoaches. flared and Wells Fargo operates a bank driver agreed that would indeed) a century ago. the 1860's, it was part of a now, hours. irsday, ne n (UPI)—There it was, a genuine railroad at Promontory Point movies always showed Stage picture of the end horses at full gallop, nostrils ing a stage Wells Fargo stagecoach on the marked the be; Paris—The Viet Cong pro- ast white posed a 10-point “over-all ia, an attempt by) solution” at the Vietnam peace least seven persons were|th ts for a Democratic talks Thursday, stipulating that injured in battles fought with Society (SDS) to take over ala) U.S, troops must be and clubs Wednesday, campus building met with scant removed from South Vietnam with a string of expletivesia City and the Coast never saw this road until they of dirty men jammed in with ¢ the thr of them seriously enough sympathy from moderate before any further steps could a which set the artists of that p,” shouted the driver, got off the truck from San dainty women who sought to”, nake's he e ato require hospitalization for'students who gave at least pe taken, profession apart from ordinary a sprightly woman withthe vin-/ Francisco.” keep their spirits up and their);jack in th S Washington—Navy Secretary men egar of Calamity Jane. | The spokesman informed the long skirts down. The ed clerk yelled But like the old gray mare) The team of six beautifully|press this very coach had been) The weather this day was!wrere's a snake as big as ci . John H. Chafee announced that of the storied past, Wells Farge matched horses stepped away/the “‘target of numerous ban-/fine except for sudden sand-:.5 in there,” sade nother Hearing Set on Arches no further action would be ain't what it used to be. Com-'at a slow walk, A photographer dits, including Black Bart.” An|storms which blew in when the ink Zane “Tubby” Kir . ! taken ayainst the crew of the ‘ = = = " gx |press helicopter landed. A mini- come running se ’ ¢ skirted blonde perched on the “Kilivhase whiy is COlpitol Reef Measures back seat of the coach was aM- ox:ching rattlers, stroked the ple evidence some things have ovthon's head and gently lifted improved over the years. But it out of the wooden crate to make things “like it was,”| SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)—,and the third, May 17, at Moab, fered enough.” It was ane Also to be heard are amend- nounced that - Cmdr. Lloyd Me si) jt wanted was some The Senate Parks and Recrea- she was replaced by some men 44, in western garb. sur # |. Wells Fargo said food on the | old stage lines consisted of intelligence ship Pueblo on the ground that “‘they have suf- » said Kirkland, reas-|tion Subcommittee is scheduled ™ents to the bills submitted by Bucher, captain of the Pueblo, ery fellow workers. se 2 at Sen, Frank E. Moss, D-Utah, has been assigned as @ n't hurt a flea.” Turnknett say y, ©0.9PeN hearings May 15 on two that wo::ld considerably reduce management student to a Navy «bills that would chenge the ex- the overall acreage from that school in Monterey, Calif. beef, beans and greasy pola oping to g panded Arches and Capitol Reef included in President John-| Beirut — Lebanese troops |toes.” Men aupposedly could jacksonville Zoo afte g National Monumentsinto nation- son’s proclamation e:anding killed five, wounded 10 and jalleviate the discomforts of a live meal of several small al parks, the two areas, captured 40 Syrian-backed guer- |stagecosch travel with whiskey chicke Thefirst hearing wil! be held Sen, Alan Bible, D-Nev., chair- 'rilias in 2 clash near the Israeli j“but women had to suffer “1 sure must be hungry after in the State Office Building man of the parks and recrea- border, Israeli jets attacked @ | through the rigors of the trip 8 that trip,” he said auditorum, The second hearing tion subcommittee, will pre- suspected guerrilla base best they could. : ar May, 16 will be at Richfield, side over the hearings. miles inside Jordan, Onthis trip, there was a box COMMERCIAL ART lunch. The chicken was good) Virtuallyall peoples of ancient but the potatoes were still Europe are knownto have pro- |greasy. Men and women alike duced and eaten sausage of aboard the air conditioned bus) sausage-making had become an which brought them here. art practiced commercially y in | For three hours, the stage rip localities, moved up and down a short) — oa section of the famed old trail. The only obstacle encountered } was a Cadillac which interfered momentarily with the photo- TO THE BUYERS and SUPPORTERS graphers. Eventually, the driv- OF THE 45th ANNUAL er coaxed her horses onto a paved road leading the short \distance to the fort, now a state park 33 miles east of Carson Ci UTA? STATE JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW odie Warpath SPANISH FORK, UTAH “Paiute Indians on the warpath, disrupted Pony Express mail service, and the need to protect the silver and gold mined at Virginia Ciiy necessitated the building of the fort in 1860,” volunteered Wells Far0. ™ os " TYPICAL CHEMICAL MUNITIONS (POISON GAS) loading operation is shown in these recently released photos from the U.S. Army Rocky Mountain Arsenal at Denver. Top, Bottom, the announced arsenal worker loads the 1%4-ton containers into the railroad car. plans last week to move the chemical munitions to Earle, N.J., for ultimate disposal in the Atlantic Ocean by loading them into old Liberty ships and sinking the ships in a deep ° Shore. 1018 Ib. Hereford Steer, Price per Ib. $1.05 be remains, it was easy to picture the setting a century ago.| § Reserve Champion Fat Beef—irests, owner. Glen 3. Roach, Palmyra, 1050 Bluecoats marching on the par- Ib. Hereford Steer, Price per Ib. 57c. . ade ground...the Stars and stripes waving high above the sand and sage...a bugle call) 3 echoing across the valley. Butthe reverie was shattered ‘by a sonic boom from a jet plane and another sandstorm stirred up by the helicopter. ‘The press boarded the bus to return home. The horses headed PLOTTING Reserve Champion Fat Lam per Ib, $2.25. pensive |quit the stagecoach business, re-| New framed by trees York’s Central Park. ; CARPET 3 NEW YORK (UPI)— Phelps|with the notable exception of Copper Range’s policy is based Dodge Corp. this week boosted|Copper Range Co.—are expect-/on the sharply higher prices its price for electrolytic copper ed to follow suit. Copper Range) charged by foreign producers by two cents to 46 cents per|jumped its primary copper and some U.S. suppliers. Boyd, pound,effective with shipments| price by five cents to 50 cents’ Om wednesday, JamesRange, | president of Copper |per pound early last month. Friday, May 9. It was the second two-cent) Other larger producers were charged that the larger U.S. boost by Phelps Dodgethis year reluctant to follow the Copper| producers were maintaining an and brings its price for elec- Range move, but copper 0b-|artifically low copper price and icati trolytic copper eight cents a servers generally expected wer, Boyd said some of the small- _| tions. Other domestic producers—| Kennecott Copper Corp. on er domestic copper producers mee Tuesday hinted it would boost|were selling copper in the up- price advances were undone by range and the larger ones with pricing actions of copper fab-| foreign operations were getting ricators. Kennecott's caution on more for their copper than the Several Towns Phone Service |= b= teste shine copper pricing policy is based parent firms were charging at ia) WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sev-| eral small communities in| northern Utah will now have} NEIGHBORHOOD improved telephone service be-| cause of a $926,000 loan from) ZN the Rural Electrification Admin-| == Nylon Face i ville, Portage, Fielding and Thatcher, “The money will go ot the | Utah Telephone Co. at Tremon-| ton. In some of these communities are eight party lines, mak-| SS ing a simple telephonecall almost impossible to make.” The new service will permit new subscribers 14 miles of new ie improvedtoll el and direct distance dialing in et oi ‘ | Emma M.Nutt, appointed in Boston, Mass., in we, was the first girl to become atelephone operator. That job had been held by men prior to that time. | | 100% NYLON FACE WAS $9.95 WAS $8.95 Now $94 Sq. 4 Yd. : NOW | $499 Sq. Yd. starring oy ered in SSR SERENITY INTRIGUE SHAG SHAG 100% NYLON FACE WAS $10.95 100% POLYESTER FACE WAS $10.95 LONG WEAR — EASY CARE FREE ESTIMATES _ SS SSB SSS SS SS La = SG GIOLA Zs . Teil SUNDAY at. 8°e SPECTACULAR BUY THE HOUSE “PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION” JACKIE GLEASON Glynis Johns FINE QUALITY FOR ANY ROOM IN And away he goes! It's Jackie Gleason with » peculiar condition. Pvae ae Local Buyers First an ey a EASY TERMS ROYAL VISTA HOME SUPPLY PRONE 373-2134 Tip Top Shee Repair ‘j ce eres ‘Allen's. Market, § i aw er sa ar Trophies and Aoot Roach Mate rorsee oan Eldon Berney me |e voyann Se latc(t Serr Pos tate [oto Pele Gee vee Ss. es ae divasDrug, Cavers: seravitl Se amesee, hints daa toteBerks Springvitie $08 Guaty_Cleaners re Johnson Tractor Co. ie Timoity Moran helipad Jeanseime’s Cafe, Price Cowboy Conere —lale'sAste Sri Andersen's At [Brockside Realty esRene Lou Sons, Baizly and Salem LayneChristensen, vette HAL peptic arse Te ie SarisFork White's Quality Meate Spanish Fork FFA Smith Avie AJ. Allen eeaay Jack Larsen / om rine sy Kel Shep Beeodare ras Bros. Sree) Foe settee Larsen William ee Springville vantings Mariaton La ; inte Payson Caden Dressed Meet, typingisean Pinegors Feed Fee eee a 3Western Sport theme House of Mik and Honey eS Utah Co. Holstein neuenestoui cocks Veber: eres Hest ee Gommion mt Mt Oe jagp Sh Clark Nelson and Sons, Mel haaak Lee Ray Shepherd Out OFT Angel Caras usm Don Preece, $.L.C. : Shepherd Shoe Shop Allen Jarvis Welding Money Apartments oo ee Joe Doctorman end Son, Ceachman Pancake HOUR,|pean soanish eae Fork Lions Clu SLC Frank O’Brien | Utah idaho Sugar Co. Geaitia: Beit, Moree baanee Coe ieieee ‘ £ seoe Inc. | Utah Service Wat canis, Apna oo Hansen Cattle Co. Cie 8. ate eee aaButler Mark Garage Be Ennis oo Wotfinden os Sem Jt. Lundell, Payson enn Buyers |Ross Beck, Alpine So. Utah Feeding Ce, Dr. Grant C. Jensen Thomas Farms Porter Fi Dr. C. H. Dairy Federated ederal ry Farms fjiract pues feo John Clay Co., Ogden National Serum Co. 8.L.€. Jordan Meat, Murray ‘man and George T. Alwood caiaaytiicce Norm Bitd, $6. Dt ceaniy een PARON! maticen! Par eee Seniesa Spanish Fey Retry eho Unie Rew Sale elites eee beer ERE aes Kuhni Sons, Calf Scramble Donors: JohnCar Dealers, First, Security Bank, New Spanish Fork Livestock Auction, Bank of Spanish Fork & Mitchell Realty, Johnson Tractor, M&R Equipment, and Anderson Equipment, Reed, Rex & Leon Christmas, Utah Valley Auction. Civic Groups: State of Utah, Utah County, Spanish Fork Chamber of Commerce, Spansih Fork City, Spanish Fork Livestock Assn. Nebo School District, Kiwanis Club, Lion's Club, Rotary Club, Jaycees. R 480 North 200 West Provo, Utah Local Buyers aeeeSH Sone, he tees oa ea soer Clair Anderson $299 7B” sq, va. now 6" wif now $9=99 ee *s _ we Rictemoimttericpen, Tremonton, Bear River, Snow- the six cities. SHAG its priceif its efforts to restrain | per levels of the 50 to 60 cent To Get Better rat. : 100% sour higierthan 4 was when| there would be eventually a Hoeearettee the lengthy 1967 - 68 copper| boost of more moderate propot-| price level. strike ended last spring. Ra ig adoon First Security Bank, owner Jay Phillips, . Jack's Cate Utah Valley Auction SHAGTIME Federal Land Bank, Provo, owner Alan Kjar, Gunnison, 102 lb. Hampshire, Price Spanish Fork Packing Co., owner Clarence Fost- Reserve Champion Fat Hog=scringvitle, 219 Ib, Duroc, Price per : oe HOA. Poodiiner SPRING . Grand Champion Fat Hog—tr'tate shore, 216 1b. Duroc Price pers. $110 [having reaffirmed its decision t0| fier Sheann seems [turned to its bank. Spanish Fork IGA Foodliner, owner Lee Brooks, Henefer, Summit Co., 100 Ib. Hamp- shire, Price Ib. $3.60 a new Jacquenovel,| haps, authoress |back to the van. Wells Fargo, Zions First National Bank and Circle V Grand Champion Fat Lam part of the ocean. (Herald-UPI Telephoto) Flectrolytic C Copper Dodge B Boosts Electrolytic Phelps helps Dodge First Security Bank & Roy's Food Mart, Span- ie ‘As one poked among the ado- . B. BEN ROACH, Manager MaseSw (BARS Union Farmers hop itah State All Stock Show ooo TASTe ommitteemen Auctioneer—Bill Adams, Salt LakeCity >. Ringmen—Clark Nelson, Grant Tingey, Neal Scott Auction Clerks—Leslie B. Winter, and Clair Acort Photo — Dixon Photo Publicity — Spanish Fork Press, Mildred Ream, Virginia Evans, Frank King, KONI Radio, Glen Larsen MONEY. Presid HOWARD CREER,Secy. - . aa , BUYERS OF THE CHAMPION ANIMALS: Grand Champion Fat Beef—icr'rorc ana Payson, owner Ty rineey, Lake MON ‘ resident FRANK M. NELSON, Ast. Mgr. WALDO SWENSON,Treas. ESRI a |