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Show THE HER ALA. THE BAIL a tavor on this confer Yoo " 7" wiu.oufy off yoBdontjetjowHemld. NO. 39. YEAR. THIRTy-EIGHT-H COKE OVENS WILL LOOK LIKE HE! unit I HUH : ' . - - I V-"HER- I ," Visit Flower thp nprnnn Jtil.-i..J- ! 1 A International News Service. liAKDEN CITY, NY, July 27. While ins passengers peacefully lept, Eddie Stinson, Dayton, Ohio, airman completed the first night flight between Chicago and New York, alighting at Curtiss field here at 8:30 eastern daylight time, this morning, having left Chicago at 11 o'clock (daylight time) last night. Charles Dickinson, president ot the Aere club of Illinois, and Art Grey, a mechanic, accompanied Etinson on the flight His plane, a Junker monoplane, equipped with a 1?0 horsepower motor, has accommodations for seven people. "The eight hours and a half we spent in the air was without incident," Stinson said on alighting here. "We took out from Chicago with a full moon in our favor. At 3 o'clock this morning, just as we jwere passing over Cleveland, the moon went behind the clouds and Hid not come out again. We flew the rest of the way in pitch dark" ness." non-sto- LAW W, CONOVER. Provo City is often spoken of as the Garden Citv. and the ontioa! naturally arises, do we deserve that name? 1 would answer "yes,' aud capitalize the "YES." Our great trouble is we do not know our own city. It is worth while to take a stroll and just note what is being done by a number of enterprising citizens in the culture of flowers and gardens. The surprise is the many people who are vastly interested in the raising ot flowers and kption: ; "The Koppers company coke oven at Provo, Utah." Work on the Columbia Steel corporation's Ironton plant has to a stage where there Is visible proof of the coming to Utah minty of a great iron and steel industry. But there will be other kroducts come from the same plant, according to the Union Pacific cagazine. "The products of this plant says the U. P. magazine, "will be ig iron, coke, ammonia, tar, motor benzol and gas, and the product f the plant will be distributed throughout the intermountain and Pa-ifi- c coast territory." President Harding Comes Home NOT WAR, IN PROVO. j Mrs. L. C. Potter, state president of the Service Star Legion, has asked all churches, of Utah county to give special prominence to "Law Not War" sermons and addresses Sunday. In many Provo churches such addresses will be part of the regular Sunday services. p - The picture above Is reprinted to The Herald with the permission w the Union Pacific Magazine, where It was first published over this Gardens of the Garden City By DON ... D. C, July 27. thus beautifying their home surPresident Harding will be greeted roundings. on nis return to tne states with a When tvisitlng your own home nation-wid- e expression of opinion town note also the interest of the on the world court, according to children of these enterprising citizens in the growing of these, the plans announced for the observ most beautiful things in all nature, ance of Law Not War day. July their Interest in the home surby the National Council for roundings is sufficient compensa Prevention of War. tion to the parents forthe expen-- l Cities In 36 states are now or sive outlay in the production of ganizing demonstrations on this such beauties. ninth anniversary of the outbreak I wiU now tell what a number of the great war. Including New of people are doing to cause Provo In to be named the Garden City. I York, Philadelphia, Dayton, dlanapolis, St. Louis, Washington begin with Mayor-O- . K. Hansen, and Chicago. State-wid- e observ who lives just within the city ance of the day by church limits, on North First East street. local branches of the''-NHis specialty is the culture of tional League of Women Voters, the roses, the home being surrounded W. C. T. U.. the Women's Interna- with many of the most lovely of tional League for Peace and Free- American Beauties. dom, the National Council of Jew Dr. E. G. Hughes has just recentish Women, is planned for Vir ly set out a most creditable collecginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New tion of peonies and roses. Eugene York, Indiana, Colorado, Oklahoma, Jones, on Third East, between SecTexas and California. ond and Third South, also has, a In Philadelphia, a Citizens' Com- large bed of the famous early mittee for a World Court, including peony. 100 prominent men and women, has The largest grower of the early arranged a complete and varied peony is Thomas Allen, on the two-daprogram. All religious de corner of Third South and Eighth nominations are represented on the West, Mr Allen having a bed of committee, as well as business or 200 plants of one variety. Abram ganizations, taoor unions, women s Jones, 65 West Fifth has WASHINGTON, 28-2- i pjj 11 UIUI D 1 PRICE TWO CENT& Herald Readers Here May SETS r MtiftiMC UTAH Fair and ' warm; Sunday probably fair, PROVO. UTAH. FRIDAY, JULY 27. 1923. WHAT COLUMBIA - THE WEATHEB ALD attractive collection of poppies and other garden flowers. Zina Dunn, 245 North Fifth East. has. her gar-den filled with the lily, the daffodil! National Commander Alvin M. and other flowers. Mrs. Jesse Owslev. of th AmQ,i i llllltl Kill ir.ab V.CUICI, UM A UIVOV .,J1 Vfl i Provo Wednesday, oi ueuuiuui umeiuvn luupa, cannasv roses, red sage and snap-- , August l, according to the andragons. Wyman Berg, corner ot nouncement made this morning by Third South and Fifth East, has a Frank Demlng and Mart W. Roy. garden of cosmos and gladioli-Manlance of the Provo post of the others could be mentioned, American Legion. but time and space will not permit, but in closing would urge that a ' Commander Owsley will be greet visit of your home be made and ed at tne union depot on the arwhile many lots will be found filled rival of his train, which is schedwith, weeds, others will show the uled to reach Provo between 6 and contrast of beautiful flowers and 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. well-keThe exact moment of arrival will grounds. be announced in The Herald later. The Provo post ot the Legion, the bervlce Star Legion, the American GOAL ROAD TAKES Lgion Auxiliary, Battery c, and other business and civic organiza tions will unite with Provo citizens PROVO YARD to give the Legion commander hearty welcome. PICTURES t AH W. i 1 y ' y ' Lfs&y it is probable that Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, national president of the "American Legion Auxiliary, win be on the same train and will make a short address to Provo peo ple. Commander Owsley, one ot the foremost American orators, will speak briefly durins the few mln utes the train Is held at the depot This will be the commander's sec ond visit to Provo. He was here during the state convention of the Legion two years ago. Operation of ttiaJBiovo railroad shops and yards is to be trans"We made the trip as an experiferred to the Utah Railway comment We did not try for speed, according to reports current pany, and I believe that the flight can in local rail circles. be made in about six hours with The Union Pacific, now operating ease." "I will try for speed later," Stinthe shops and yards, will turn the son said.' operation and management over to By GEORGE R. HOLMES Stinson and his passengers will rails, steamed quietly by. The the Utah railroad, it is said. The remain here until tomorrow when brnational News Service Staff president's craft returned no U. P., however, will continue using a will flight attempt jthey both shops and yards. Correspondent. Commander Owsley and PresiForty destroyers, slim grey- - j by daylight No announced reason for the dent Barrett will be on the way to SEATTLE, Wash.. July 27. I nounas oi me ocean, ana a nost ol ksident transfer is maae. cut k is staiea the Utah state convention of the Harding came back auxiliary craft, made up the bal that the U. P. policy of shop and American .Legion, to be held at First photographs to reach Amerome" today to the accomuaui- - ance of the fleet review. It was an ica of Marie Marguerite Fahmy, win do continued Price, August 2, 3, 4. yard enlargement nt of deafening welcome from impressive : A . ... 1, display, made i by the 32. and her husband, Prince All as " uubiucso rrovo wno no uoioiuiio, will jicic delegates Pacific fleet, assembled for re- - fact that it was the president's Kamel-Fahm- y some time ago it was said the motor to Price will board the for whose n Bey, w In Seattle harbor. g after his journey to had purchased a'jey train here Wednesday evening death she is held by London police, Pacific fhe Henderson came out ot the Alaska and his visit to Canadian VETERAN SPEAKS South, organizations, and educators' and the best collection of the white controlling lniereBx in me u tan- and. accompany the national an The prince, a great favorite in Lonly mists overhanging Elliott bay soil at Vancouver Thursday. and would eventually ab-- state officers to Price, don society, was found shot to young people's groups. find the battle squadron of tie dahlia in the county; he also has a railroad, The Canadian visit made a deep The following are the Provo dele death outside his luxuriOU oltfl J An evanarelist of the nw order! In Dayton, Ohio, the Council of great 'variety of other dahlias, a sorb the coal '' road in the U, P. sys-- l ilic fleet drawn up smartly in and lasting impression upon Van v -- ':Y'";.V the Savoy- Hotel, Udon:' HU 'v I addition to V well as a large planting of glad-tola- tent for presidential inspection. couver and British Columbia, and spTTalBaut M. ance err s of the day at all religious Harris, J. B. Tucker, bride was a French citizen. George iin miiiuii iioui William Jones, brother to fTc-ISkeyhllL Australian war "vet- B. L. R. Edwards, In cooperation with Abram, Robert al Hilary P. Jones' flagship, the derson last night a tired and happy Patterson, has, meetings, living at 457 South Sixth I A HAWQ DILEMMA. TTa wont fthnarH bored cruiser Seattle, 'was th9 man ,P. S. Heilbut, Hewitt Strong, Dr. vnvfnafi eran. globe trotter and Student of the Women's International League West, has a large garden of the affalrs was listed on the for Peace and Freedom, secured I worid j Fred Dunn, Jesse D. Hunter, A. W. International Newa Service. coming note of the president's too. that bonds If kinshin that nv he Is also credited with HAMMOND, Ind., July 27 OM programs simply as a me acuve neip oi me leaeratea dahlias; a Morrison, Hugh C. Ross, Seymour after three weeks' ab- - exicted for more than a hundred Chautauqua having wonderful bed of peonies Hammond family is between a pig Mr. SKeyniii was ciUD9 the parent-teache- r "lecturer." But O. S. John Ice from the United States, Claude societies. Gray. Beesley, years between Canadians and more than a lecturer. and other varieties of flowers. and the police, so to speak. The tne catholic societies, the labor Ash worth. she first gun from the Seattle in Americans have been strengthened John W. McAdam, assistant shoat, came trotting pig, a more intelectual flrle Ei takes It Alternates Kenneth Decker, unions, the Jewish organizations, postmaster, Is also a lover of flowpresidential salute of 21 guns, by his brief stop In the western 1 s into the family's yard. First it er than the lecuf the ordinary Wm. Edwards, Harry Butler, Women's Missionary society, ers, his garden being filled - with a signal for a succession of Canadian metropolis and that howthe flower beds and found to make men the League of Women . from ever vexing may be the questions capable, ot .ffl jW. Allen, George Fox, Sterling sampled to suit its taste. Voters, the dahlias, gladioli, roses and other detonations Shaking women nothing for listen and awake and W. C. T. U., the Y. M. C. A. and the summer W. J. Stiehl.Orval Singleton, er assembled battleships as the which arise in the future between McjBean, and flowers. fall Mr. form of flower the its roots li':l last the International News Service, almost two hours. Y. W. C, A. The plans as an'George Vincent, Lloyd Sutton, Clar- Adam lives at 456 South Fourth pderson moved slowly along the the two countries they will readily snout, it trotted around too the gar-- j; reply jehce Harmon, E . D .Bean.; I of ships. One after another yield ta "neighborly" adjustment It takes more than a lecturer scuf-to nounced include "a poster in every West. Albert Rasmussen, clerk at PARIS, July where it feasted on carrot den, home." n keep youthful listeners from Utah county, will have 35 the local postofflce, living at 350 to the British reparations note has ps from the battleships Calif or-- from both sides of the border. and cabbages. The' family; 1 beans when on their the floor feet , New In York fling the' at state an City, independ- South Fifth West, has the credit convention, ap-New Mexico, Arizona, Mary-- I completed, It was stated at gates The president faced a busy day; l. A U the pig and held it hostage captured ent "No More War" demonstration of follows: I Idaho, Mississippi, in Seattle. After landing at -- in.A being the largest raiser of glad the foreign office today. A copy! Portloned n .. aij for the damage done. A city ordin itn,AnAj is Fellowdirected the rrovo r being torn motor by tu, fay- ance Irada, Pennsylvania, li, spanisn ioli, having been spoken of last was sent to Brussels yesterday if , Oklahoma,, o'clock he started a prevents the keeping ot pigs ,1 " ,m'rculu"' """" ship of Reconciliation, the Wom- year as son 4, Lent 4. Springville 3, Salem kas and New York boomed out. 'ride around the city, through the! the gladioli king. in the concity. The owner of the an I-- j, are the his the Belgian negotiations en's Peace society, and the Womyouthful speaker expounded Shlll this year announces Orson coming the president home and business and residential sections, to claim it and neigh refused mal cluded in time, the note will be disdoctrines of a world renaissance. en's Peace Union. The Provo auxiliary will have himself as a grower ot flowers; he Ittering the morning stillness of also parks, where thousands of threatened bors police action It the world London tomorrow. Mr. to to In According patched Skeyhill, seven delegates at Price. Chicago, the Women's Inter- is bay. The Henderson, her ma-- 1 school children were drawn up to with the specializing gladioli, held it They also warned 'be family most will from Recent and the Ruhr the first reports peace national League for Peace and Among the names mentioned as ies anrt sailors lining 'tne aecic welcome him. roses, sweet peas ana other cut state that the local is possible choice for state commander against turning it loose n the population important step in bringing about a Freedom is arranging for special flowers. Wilford Perry, our local changing Its attitude towards occu-i- 3 to do more damage, i renaissance of civilization. But playground pageants; In St. Louis, that of Judge Jameg B- - Tucker, neighborhood for the several seedman, past years said. were not world peace is enough, he the National League of Women has been an extensive patton. Germans in the Ruhr ot Provo. Another is that of D. T. grower of said to be showing an increasing HEAT AIDS LAWYERS. "The endurance of our civiliza- - Voters will have charge of a meetLARGEST OTHERS JOIN III Lane commanedr of the Salt Lake International News Service. , ' own he his hot flowers,, having I to with the tion depends upon the young men ing to discuss proposed plans for cooperate Sum-me- r, City post, and who is said to be 27 well as a beautiful garden tendency as house INDIANAPOILS, July French. and young women of all nations," preventing war; In Indianapolis, the leading candidate. 483 with its hot weather tempera Tn rnnspnupnpft nf this rhane-Ar- l "To insure the local section of the Peace and of flowers. His home is at Mr. Skeyhill said. West. North and vacations, is wrekcing many BALSAM FOUND MOONLIGHT HIKE continuation of civilization we can Arbitration Committeejpi the Coun- FrankEighth Sr., 245 North Sev viewpoint upon the part of the GerPerry, Ljmes in Indiana, pudging from re- not go back to normalcy.' If we go cil of Jewish Women have charge mans, the French military authori- Is a all of enth West, grower nearly ports of crowded court dockets and i back we will go back to the condi- of the local demonstration, and varieties of GUARD WITH RETURN one of, flowers, RLPINE being SUMMER SCHOOL, busy lawyer s omces irom ui pang war. world regu0f modinc?ltlon tions' which fostered the from their national headquarters occupational v we iu iu lue of luia the state. nisi euier liij" PEN GROVE, lations. The first was the lifting 'The younger generation and the there, the Peace Society of Friends field. N. A. Booke. July 27. "Will The Provo City Recreational de on the who are able to get along living Couples blockade. In minds of in the every America is with men young wonders of Utah never cease," directing the partici- corner of Eighth West and Fifth partment announces a mooniignt 'passably in the more comfortable are in accord with the de- pation of Quakers in all parts of the s the cry of Dr. The sanitary detachment of the; ..lh. finA hnt palher and an In South, also began the cultivation of International News Service. Henry C. Cowles hike to the top of Timpanogos for country world peace. There is not country. for sire 145th F. A., with Captains Fred R. en he was led into the flowers and shrubs a number of presence Saturday night, This outing .ac more blood-shecompatible mater more than they MANNHEIM, July 27. French in the Ruhr disand Ross V. Knighton in can stand, attorneys say. Vacations Taylor He has a large collecago. years white mountain balsam about in Baden, at men Reinhue, today troops cording to recreational director trict today because the young charge, returned with the remain- which puts husband and wife con tion of many kinds, his specialty are expelling the German police. fen feet in diameter. "This Dell Webb will be held in connec will not fight. They are flabby der of the national guard from the peony. being stantly In each otners company at be the largest tree of" that climb al- pacificists, but, they will not accept Camps Gigling and Del Monte on often endg , a d0mesti:c crash, they East street could North Fifth the with moonlight tion, g ecles in the United of an old States," he Wednesday. DR. FRED TAYLOR RETURNS well be called the flower street, as col the dictates exniain. A hot Sunday is a nard ilared as he sized the forest ready announced through the order. Soviet Russia has not JoinThe sanitary detachment has to day for Ui.marrled couple, the Mon- - 1 culture seems to here flower the Herald. the of William umns of the Mose Lewis Lewis, Mt up. Five feet, not more than ed hand with Asia simply because Dr. Fred R. Taylor has returned do with the physical health of the! have become quite general, among m(rnma- rush ot irate wives feet in diameter is the limit of men are weary of war stores company has come to Provo to the coast. men and are trained to care for husbands at the lawyers' omces, extended an from thoa their homes Word came from Salt Lake City her yourte upon trip beautifying and destruction. They want peace, to superintend the completion and! this street with flowers beautiful are He attended the meetings of the them in cases of accident and take pwth of these trees. This fellow which follows the day, indicates. this morning that Mr. Cornell state or stocking of the new Mose Lewis filly seven feet In diameter." realizing that only during times 68 North Fifth East, American Medical association and them to tne nospitai snouia tney : Robert Curtis, will News ..priTmg Irom the back seat" on 1 store here, which is to occupy the ?a order to be positive that he editor of the Deseret I peace can gentlemen, statesmen, roses and many kinds and varieties visited many hospitals In San Fran- be injured. automobile trip is said to in Sunday to hikers of used Fletcher a artists join and by party building formerly certain, Dr. Cowles looked 'bring scientists, philosophers The members of the detachment be tne freqaent cause ot family u ; Mrs. cisco where he paid particular atbis collection; among being wasatcn & of climb the He be manais to the Thomas. work-Froprogh the books available in all the exist" are Earl Phillips, Kenneth Kt!rr' heavals. "" Jennie B. Jones, specializing with tention to surgery and In addition there win do a which the utmost. limit ot Mr. Skeyhill pointed out that the ger of the Provo store. : 5 , Jesse Spafford, Los to John went U. growth Giant. there he Hinckley, Angeles John beautiful beds of pansies; Power Utah the Lewis now his Mr. in said brother from Dartv uie oaisam was Fred Hinckley, great interest''beir.g manifested Clinger, 90 North Fifth East, has where he followed the same lines. Byron placed at five or gmall HASTILY J ACTED Buchi, HE and of Ogden and Light Company wy rare cases sir feet. all countries is indication that a is in New York City puchasing the most beautiful bed of zlnnas in He met Mrs. Taylor there and re- Nicholas Bird, Rulon Openshaw, International Newt 8rr1c. federal of the new the of members the stock for five iThe Incident culture and opening 26. SAN FRANCISCO, renaissance of learning July of the balsam de twenty as many ether turned home to go on the encamp- Victor Hedquist. Bernard Storrs, of Salt store in Provo, which he thought, the city as well fied is at hand. Never again will CapUin Von. during a short scientific trip reserve banking system ment with the national guard whers Frank Mitchell. varieties. would be opened aabout the middle Salamander lake, about two Lake City. The men had to do with the care Schermbeek of the good Ship j The Vacher brothers, Charles and he is captain of the sanitary de-- i of August. BLAMED BY SEAMEN pes north of the Alpine summer CAT of the men sick in the diphtheria TJisalak act oyer .hastily.- - , clerks . of corner and First tachment. on the men Leon, living Provo business i Ar.MliMrc flF SHIP. ma pc looi campus. On the shores of and the regular routine ( The Tjisalak sailed from Batavia I and Second North and Fifth East, with their wives are ur FIREMEN- SURPRISED. 1 lake a eiant hnlunm wan lvinz. News Service.AWAY. occurred. They had June 9 for San Francisco.' On that f Irtrnhtional that sickness BODY dahSHIPPED of outing. wonderful a collection In the have s to join invited NORWALK, July, 27. True time but were much dis- date the dry port ruling became J a 156 f" totted away." Dr. Cowles' could gently W. good Don Mrs: lias. Conover, The climb will begin ai aspc are the crew of the steam pro- International Newi Service. believe it was a balsam- on Tho body of Ysaac Valdez, Mexi- appointed that they could not have effective in the United States. a dahlia gar27 has Fifth North M. East, O.. DEFIANCE, P. makes Hopping 9:30 nigm Saturoay July nt of its immense size. Pro- - Grove peller Joanna, which daily off on account of was killed Thurs-- , their week-enCaptain Von Schermbeek heard ' and the hikers will reach tne top a round trip between Nbrwalk and out of a bed in the wee small hours den cf fifty varieties, showing the can, age 55, who in ! 0f the the After quaran-Fork the "r Cottam, who was present, ot to afternoon the ruling on the high Seas and , I Spanish and quarantine. day the mountain in good time sun- Kast" River points with freight. and, fighting fire until daybreak Is dainty Mary Plckford in which he tine was raised, however, they en-- : before entering this - port dumped I can take vnn tr a. larger a Ford when trailer Is She also Kaiser. and and But firemen. King for of rontiue eenerallv WaS dawn day a Pat hl.nrk offerwitness the 70 cases ol peer and 200 v f wetaat is still standing."" not half rise. ; Jarvis evidently thinks dif-- ; a grower of most beautiful ( rose was riding, cut loose and toppled joyed themselves in Del Monte, overboard ;"nd on the vessel. Joanna ran and of to cases Salinas, Pueblo, Colo., was and 'over, They Upon arriving cus- - f t. liquor. Monterey,' shipped each of gladioli, aay from here "Let us marigold, asters fog on a Sound ferently, for he awarded shore. In a . dense Dr. powles replied. v . a..Thursday by the Berg Mortuary. stopped with the troops in San toms authorities told him because Arrangements for the outing may nnorlon WrtSIlPP TirtMIlt!! WlLtl H. li Ulll IllliCIlS Ul ULIIC1 IVii-Jraieseor Cnttnm nnriHnirlv be made by telephoning to Dell !!8la"::.av,. -a blaze at the Rivoli - Mrs. Mary duff, corner Second Funeral services and interment will Francisco and report a very enjoy- of the date of his sailing he might it." tv,. of director at tn there. Pueblo, of relatives have retained the liquor. in able ri,ej recreational day spent charge North and Fifth East, has a most be group to the mammoth Webb, theater, which he owns. clared the crew as one man, 209J. at City Provo organ!-zatlons- . , - non-sto- p inALilR . ... y home-comin- ,2. ; 1 Ows-Unio- gte: : s. , i gray-haire- 27.-Fr- ance's j dele-Jbee- J j V two-hou- M I MS d & war-makin- - all-nig- y I ' r - mar-iner- -- d gor-eeo- i.... r- f5 ;'. - . m ' . I ; , of Salt Lake City. south of is the newspaper any circulation largest The Herald's m P |