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Show . do raoularly, Telephone P- i.et.fy the office - and we'll "die-cuss-" with your carrier. the matter I THIBTY-EIGHT- 85 P,BOVO, UTAH, FRIDAY, Wants Divorce r Ml a Mi STB Hi mm V V St 41 Mai "7 .in MO Or romance wbe TEST ... 1 orn of the war wat tested it wife C wtnor axem, nun aalra Boston aatomobUa deeJffi to 20 - (TO 21 I -nwr UtilllMu lj 111) STATE TO Fajf tonight and Satur. (tSof summer! PRICE TWO CENTS. n7 Ml JV Popular Abroad sr - ff -- -: I 1 - . -- . YEPJM . . to Feet uKe wVolp - : rv . llrfc-JfiBari- nniTioTP nn : UTAH day; first JUNE 22, 192ST - ' . - t 14 'I , W Sl!fflP';r ) I i . . International Neva Service. NEW YORK, June 22. Follow- ing eleventh hour instructions telegraphed from the treasury department the United States customs authorities' this afternoon boarded the Canard liner Berengarla when she docked at the foot of West Fourteenth street,' broke the British customs seals on a supply of liquor in the ship's storeroom and fSoeeial to Tkc Herald.) SPRLNGV1LLJC, June 22 A new picture of Mrs. Elbert H Gary, wife of tha chairman of thj U. 8. Steel Corporation, who gain treat popularity at sotfamff&a - If lurUut toeir.triB teoft4- Preparations for the annual hike to Timtianogos are already being worked out by the physical education department of the Young university. The famous hike wih be staged this year on Friday, Satur- Spring-- i vilie today is host to "all the old folks of Utah stake. The annual summer outing of the old folks's commltee Is being held here today and ' the aged from every ward in the 'stake are iri, attendance. The outing was scheduled to Be held on the City park lawn, but on account of tlie continued ratrr --of the last few days it became necessary to lioid the celebration In the j Third ward chapel. From early in the morning the old folks' coroittee--of the 21 wards in Utah stake have been bringing their old people here in automobiles. officially seized it." The arrival of the White Star liner Baltic a few hours earlier, also with liquor aboard for ever-f- age purposes on the return voyage was not expected, as in the case of the Berengaria, and the Baltic's ' iltll Mil i 118- iay THE WEATHER Uncle Sam Seized British Ship Rum Cargo at Nfiv Ynrh ml lUe . TOEY 'DAILY NEWSPAPER IN UTAH SOUTffOF SALT LApCITY. YEAR." NO. 16. II ' , THE DA LY IfiftALB THE IIEKALD iwrcelw your Herald . ; ""if you y - 'I day and Sunday, Jul20, ?l and 22. Indications are that more psople than ever before will scale the which. dizzy heights" of old Tlnip means that not less, than 3,000 lrikers wtli participate in the climb. The annual" community hike is fast becoming known throughout thenation- - and manyT people are expected to bo in attendance from -- 111 other states. . , Among others who will be tramp Ing up the mountain sidethis year "A tttdge" wTn"Tjf'"Iac6dr acrosar waa alnnpr 8ved SOCIety ha" of" the are Dr. Henry C. Cowles and a the Provo river at Wlldwood this . Third ward. score or more students from the -.. ' ' summer. Springville. chairman of , the old University of Chicago. That is. if the officials of the Sprlngville, chairmna of Everything that can possibly be be folks' stake committee, called 2J done focihe comfort of the partici- Denver & Rio "Grande Western to order and Welcomed pants of the hike has been done act favorably- - on the peU ; of the aged to the ' this year by tte university com-- " railroad celebration. tion of the summer home owners rulttees. Besides the' commissary ' bo welco, me was of Wildwaod, the bridge!-wil- l m v . c "' , " mainiamen at Asnpn r.mva ti.oVo K. trv; : wnstrueted fn "behalf t)f Ptoto Srrinnl : '"" rovo was in trA,l..j tZI"-.of ceremnnfc. those who .do not .wishto-bothe- r .J . Jacob Coleman will. City Attorney V 'uv'i to take luncheon atnHT All dentists of Provo and Utah liquor was- - merely placed - under county will attend the thirty-thirIt will, however, be dealt guard.annual meeting of the Utah State with later in the same fashion as Dental society at the Newhouse that of the Berengaria. The first test of the treasury de- hotel in 6alt Lake City, beginning the ruling following Ipartment Wednesday, June 27, and closing United States supreme court deciSaturday,. June 30, according to a sion concerning the bringing of decision reached at the monthly sea: liquor within the three-mil- e meeting of the Utah County Den- llmti by c tal society early this week. arose unexpectedly today The convention will open Wed- - liners when the White Star steamship Besday morning at 9 o'clock with Baltic without from f . . .v- r, preliminary warn httfne may be properly fed. ah address of welcome by Governor into 'port slipped ing carrying Charles R. Matey, and a response Several new buildings are being rigeTeral yean ago a bridge for her return voyage. by .Df.'K. L. Watsonj president of liquor customs officials had not The " ' the state dental society.' is which a versify, among spacious nected the necessity of taking state highway anticipated . danre Two sessions will be held each pavilion. action with the arrival of the railroad tracks," said Mr. Coleman U , i u'Ho,vc a i,0., ti. trail day of the .convention, and various Cunard liner Berengaria and the ..1 lii J, (J UJUfC US AOfa J ,11 of Kiih raid lakr. Ynaklrtg the ascent VMM ...... clinics and. demonstrations will be Baltic's . ...si... v....... l.,. arrival drove offi difficult than In previous conducted at the various meetings. cials to previous Tne hurried moved conferences.' is. tot knovn.- It seems rt Some of the foremost dentists in mbs. The new path winds to me that It would result was a technical seizure of busl-junn. JUcAda u u l"r America will be present to give ai an easy ness for the railroadgebood 'ca the I'omnium'iv under! which was the to placed - lectures on liquor compttny r S in work some nd'tale3 of the. new 1 1 I special .research Jesse Crow tj I I customs guards, but the seals of such a bridge. u build. man 'n jscenery to carried on b? them for years. l?tah countv 'wlin a the.canyon. Hope of executive clemency be- I II 11 the British customs on the liquor - I "Many people not owning auto- vears is haoe and "Na 006 8h0uW Bet tlred on tbe mobiles-would ina-- exercised by Governor Rich- .h'i Among the visitors are Dr. John store room were not Immediately I I H )ie able to go to ' those climb this LJ P. Buckley of Los Angeles, presiin said I over Lawrence E. of .ardson behalf I Director 80 oi U I If ycaV' li'ge. to ,he fl V years broken. Grove as well as to Wild-woo-d " Aspen 19 old banquet , assoCampbell, dent of the American Dental table. Michigan Roberts, the daddy of the Timyear on the train. . At present It was pointed out by the cus uirs. Mary Loveless youth, who is scheduled to be'ex- panogos hikes. "The new trail conditions ciation; Dr., George Thompson of toms authorities that the ' 83 i seizure are very unsatisfactory; toSan ecutcd at Quentjn prison I I royo, was introduced makes tbe climbing easier a?id ,ul a4' Chicago, Dr. A. W. Ward of San of the Baltic's would auto'ft such' persons. LP 1 1 was abandoned this Because of the la Is 111 day, liquor early comfortable-thachildren. be-more ever." n i Dr. Howard C. Miller of Francisco, p' , l, V. Tvln. cause the arrest of lac'Kof a bridge at Wildwood tfiey also matically ". now fhro Th -roll .. v.n, i.... an , , .Chicago, Dr. Rank Wadsworth and the commander, Captain Roberts, uvc nni rr: :.. .i. . Governor Richardson refused to iuuu'. . , I I Dr. W. G. Dalrymple of San Pran-- " ' Sirs. HelcTi F.f V v an Park and . selections , for alleged violation of the Vol thn wallr fn i v or tee canyon, should make Uir Cisco. '.W;, cmiiti'( woman. moriou, oan rrancisce more thaifa-THllrathe and students ofiHimh stead law Wldwood, : by asjnterpreted Va as who'arrived ; here a "Teachers class late last night to are the Two Uta.h eounty dentists are' on 3 States Supreme court decic By GEORGE R. HOLMES intercede for the condemned worst paid of public officer and several gave! "Bu "to the extremely cold although- the train stops at; WlldV the program for the Saturday United " no action in this wood, sion." ;' However, ' j than. Sufi weather thus far thi i siimmpr ' tlm ENROUTE WITH PRESI- youth. Dr. M. A. mornning session. they should be the best paid," de- cd More 7. were seat-- 1 . would be a great accommoda was taken immediately. "It respect ,.iuiis .7. A written" at the confession, signed by 22 us an Conant of Provo will give a paper ;snow is at DENT HARDING, June nest ban(iuct table. the way up clared pr. Edwin" Lee, of the Uni' tjon to the traveling public and'.' pal, on "Somnoform Anesthla and Ex-- , When the Baltic reached quar President Harding sped on his way Charles I3aTS Campbell's jtlie mountaiiuido and the glacier would increase the traffic for the versity of California.Speaking becusotms offi exonerated the antine of .which the boarding Campbell cllmb-er- s never has been The fore better: Provo hethe tractions," and Dr. L. N. Ells- cials were that club this convinced Rotary Three-fourth-a actual slaving, was presented to presented with a mant westward Joday are assured a better slide down railroad company noon in Hotel Roberts. worth .will read a paper on "Ethyl or the passengers leaving the train. list has immeasurably strengthened the the governor, but 'faied' to alter his commander the festo ship's by "Organized public opinion is the Chlorid Anesthesia and Extrao(4he wonderful glacier- than ever atVivian Park are headed .or attitude. Campbell's parents are ing, besides 70 bottles of ibrandy case of 'the international court be enroute back y. z iVfrer- ' Jxtlons.,, to Marquette Michi. most powerful .actor in our state fore the people. .. . Grove. Witk theestabllsh-'T-" medicinal allowable .purpose&J for. and national government," - to -rDr. after blddinuf in their son "As l. gan the Wa- Aspen not eport-said that he the, past has years According, is coining the ment of the Alpine summer school stored as Lee said, urging that Rotary make list liquor 4:03 At following KHe this satch Mountain Climbers from Salt from the officers of the etate asoirrevocably to any par morning summer univeWty, many for the Baltic's return toyage: . Darts is" serving a life sentence use of its organization in the of showing method" Lake City snd the Deseret Gymna- by the Young elation, thA convention will be one Five thousand five hundred seve- ticular of educational it ideals. students who are not auto owners Sin Cjuentin But prison. it America's willingness to embrace took a sium club from Lake at Salt . of the largest attended will peep the Herald The two youths were convinced" . "The future of the land rests up- Almanac wolud avail themselvesv of the- nty-six bottles, of lager, ale and the principles of international ar. (ther.e still are a few again Join the Young university ate. clinics ever given by the stats 306 bottles of whiskey and bitration; he has indicated clearly Of the TOtjrtlcr of Leslie Nichols, on the success and efficiency of more' or them train sertice more stout; frequently leu which may be and Provo in making a success of should society.. Dentists from the entire broker, our pubKc schools," Dr. Lee added. had 38 that he is willing to accept any. San Francisco insurance 119 bottles of wine; a bridge be constructed at ,. by at annual He the the in calling wa state wfll i In attendance to take brandy; hike." killed the who the near entrance desert, community to protested against office) "reasonable reservatons" Which the Wfldwood." bottles of rum. one that the "good old advantage of the many clinics that When the customs officers who Republican irrecincilables may de Niland, Imperial county, where he of politics into the publii school had in in dethe ride .a his or business given' system, boys teaching cide are necessary but further than will be given daring the convenreally had arrived boarded the Baltic discovered that this, his friends said today," Air. machine. ' partments. Following the arrival of summer tion. ; , : aboard this had "The of educamotive1ack the our liquor csme; some more rain and ahlp ' The election of officers, of the Harding will not go. winter ed tional system- should be to give' weather, but authorities at the 'eus-- i The' president considers that in ETTA SCORUP IS at 10 nVinM, .n. YOUNG STUD state society will be at the Friday tney-wirand every boy girl that type of m6rning the torn house and when the Baltic his speech at St Louis last night WATER SYSTEM session. weatherJiuresu morning , education which bests fits them for began docked at the pier, at the foot of he made every concession to the their lives. uioiureriug Signs Of. "fair and that consistently can be West Twentieth street, other cus- opposition Another idea prevailing in some w"rn,efasked of him even by the irrtcon-ilableLEAD 'II toms officers plied the store room USE COPS TO FORESTALL' . He takes the position that school places is that the public a few days Utah people COSTLY1 R. R. ACCIDENTS under' guard which means a tech Republican platforms .for 20 FOR STEEL CITY teacher and officials should not will"Within years complaining about the nical seizure of the liquor. Fur have pledged the party to the take sides in 'public questions. This heat,''begin Insists a weather eporter. is wrong. I he teacher should have ther lnstructldns, as to whether or world couffldea and he considers Etta Scorup holds the lead In the ' Sweltering hot days and nights not the liquor should be removea that he has now offered the party Work on the new water system I the backbone to take side, and have The summer school students of International News Service- Columbia contest conducted by the engulfed alteastern. cities, I NEW HAVEN. Juno 2.-few from the boat, were awaited by the an opportunity to "make good" on from Slate canyon to the Steel City he. oc she should be supported in and there the people are packing the Young university will visit w2,?t5.M unliJcaLeounclLfof- - the me picugc ana wun ns.own rerms addiuoB is progressing rapidly, rigni. ine Koiary club, will -- Soxennoundsof oreTentionlsTiet- - customs authorities from the in doing -it n kordrng-tcrupporHeichersHrrnheir Tight of up ears and hustling to the cool 1M American rork"t;anyon Ualhrffay Fourth of July celebration. r Miss H Ray. Bartr a multitude jf surgeons treasury department ltWaMug. "l ira so . mate of the mduntaln sUtes. eager for the ultimate week the irec speccn. ' under the direction of the physical Scorup has' already attained 18S in work the . dlglng bills, and so tha H. ton. ti.'u "that I "Still accomplishment" another erroneous Officially, summer began here at education department idea, votes. was trenches la commenced and ' R. R. has stationed uniformed in am interested op harmonizing that teachers are well oaidfor three minutes past 4 a. m. today. ' Rochne po' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The committee in charge ot the and Mrs. Coach Knute to completion. pushed being more to . anxious elements, us important graae short hours. I .know of no teacher Summer will be with us, according uv.uiea ,. posing V cotnest count the standing of the" Dame ot Notre will the A Bulletin.' contract has been also university let to our to naiw effect commitment helpful crossings In ConnecUcut. Rhode yno. qoes not works-long, hours, to the almanac-- , until of the excursion, j contestanta"eaclrevenlngr the rourt. than I am to score a vi-c1 slaBdad- of whom spend years fitting many Massachusetts tqroo!TtDo:on "K"0"11 23. ' for executive", insistence." The party will leave in autosl thcmselvcMo teach, and who eon. September neljnotbsrjBrMeel-jr- J that Utah county has the tory during the . mmmw .mntitha In AVith this disavow-aTo-t was white as and from Etta the fountain at trucks the moreAhan tinue educational 1S5, follows;. that 370 while is In' Scorup feet effort, had long. has already years? "checking nutomoblllsU who' try "to fruit croo it house dictation which was loudly university at 9:30 Saturday - fore- Gladys Brimhail 150, Maud Dixon beat trains out at the crossings. V. prospects tadi. cheered by hisStr Louis audience It is expect'ed that a larger flow of teaching.. 5ervicef or service , the . That market TRONT PAGE STORY.. noon and will ;.go through Tleasant 125, Violet Johnson 123,. Anna schoolteacher receives less cate good returns, to - the and with the reiterated pledge that water will be found when the new publicthan, any" group of public pay and Manila to the American Thompson 73. Norma, Hughes 50, ' Is tunnel completed. the court does not mean jS"'inch servants, and they should b& theJ An old printer, who had been a Gcove joining' grower?: Weston Kern EO, Elva Crosble 25, Fork . 2700 canyon. More of than feet eight : EAST. TOR FURNITURE. is money yalue joining the leguc, Mr. Harding' . of all. '' printer's devil in the days when The .Tlmpanogos cave .will be Muriel Smart 25, aid Alice Taylor be laid,' and 7000 feet of bet paid will case. his He content will to rest over a U pipe fruit mu'sical for crop ororam the the Horace Greeley was writing bounty's , visited In the forenoon. after which 25. refer to the court only incidentally six inch pipe. ; The pipe 'la now In Rotarv meeting furnished, by editorials, and "Journalism was Sidney Russell, manager- - ef million doilara yearly?, waj. the he other the pirty' wlll proceed. to the head ' The votes for the contest are tor speeches many during Comnere. the furniture department of the Mrs. badie Kamsey,.TOwalist, Mra , That the Chamber , of a matter of personality, served of the American con- transportation be devoted to will questions Fork canyon, sale at one cent each at all the Lebna Van Wagdner, pianist, and as a merce is working constantly tor cerning domestic issues, transpor company, compositor in several of where a wonderful view of the drug stores ot the lty and at the ' ' Mrs. Prank violinist KLUX KLAN WAR KU Jr., Ramsey, leaves ; tomorrow for. eastern this Industry, the upbuilding of tation,- - taxation, law enforcement, u Edwin S. Hinckley, secretary of the sequences of "X Front Page grand old' man, TImp, la obtained.' Hansen Catering company. Ballot ATLANTA; Gi.-Junof furniture . markets to purchase' social justice, etc. by teUln the ouUlde world Ku Klux Provo Chamber:,'' "of Commerce, Story," shown at the . Strand within aeain the There the camp tor the day will boxes are also at all of these raged The president left 5t Louis early furniture. for; that, store.. .'.Vi tb aunerb nualltlea Of our fruit theater tonight He took likbe established with a large bonfire. places. , this morning on the second leg of Klan today when Hiram W, Evans, told of the C of C membership Mr. Russell will . divide his h lileal advanuies oi ing to Edward Horton, the Following' the dinner, games will The eontest will continus uatJ imper al wuard, filed an injunction dive to begin in two weeks. his western The trip. presidential time in the east between Grand n md uc tion we have? , D. , Hunter asked Roury if . hero, ant it is little wonder, mthejultonsupenor court: to be enjoyed and. short hikes will be Saturday evening at o'clock, June special is duetto arrived Kansas restrain William Joseph Simmons, the dub would inarch as an or. for Horton Is a very likable fel Rapidr. Mich.F" Chicago, ni.,' Give- - the Chamber oPComnoon before and there made to nearby beauty apota The 30. The winning contestant will be City shortly trom in and RockfordVIfi; three of the of Fruit re.! faniiatkm the Fourth and founder,July rlow nd"Tnakeitrteadawhermerce wiir deliver Emperor tonight Mr." Hardin return, will, be made shortly be- Columbia In the' Fourth ot July of the was the secrets newly 'parade. Toe suggestion dis largest furniture ma&nfapturtnf ever he goes. his expected address on the rsiL vealing - Grower, oelebraUoa. auase.- , fore -Camelia I majority-rote, organized Knightsrof -Iapproved by a i centera of America, road situatioi d - gpaiii trans-Atlanti- '- - II II II r H Ml lll IV '"r ? -- ji-- 1T T ,i, 7c ,fcS,l.n,nae LI """"" ft II I IIIfiIII II II II r' ft rFTri IT1 III III II TflOlfl lllillM ' -- Uhll iirrrnrii III ILIILIJ T Z iiirii. 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