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Provo, Utah, the Metropolis of the Intermountain West
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HV LEONARD KOWI.ER,
Fl'eclal Ctimmlsslonr r, The Omaha Be.
many factories furnish ravrolli. nearby
mining camps provide an Insatiable market.
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QI-I6T man with twinkling wh a populaton ot ic.ono It. past U the
th office of the William M Roylance com
pany at Provo, Utah.
of all this stretch of orchards and 01
chard lands Mr. Koylance has approxi
mately fifty acroc; all of It In bearing. He
saw the llaht: the comlnK demand trn
years aKo and Rot ready for It. Raiaed on 1 10 Pr ""t on valuation of $1,000 per
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down to the hard pan of dollars and cents:
the return on the money invested. And If
gray eyes sharp. discerning
eves un h eyes. Indeed, as are
possessed by that attentive fel
low who sits In the City
National hank, saying '"yes"
and "no" all day long. IJke the
mountains In whose shadow he has spent
the greater part of his life, the peak of him
Is whitened. The mustache hides what one
thinks to be a dreamer's mouth sensitive,
full mobile and his cheeks have taken
their color from the apples Jonathans and
Wlnesaps which grow In such profusion in
the orchards he owns; else from the ruddl-.
ness of the Saxon folk, who, long ago, were
tits forebears.
.Such is the man who sits here this after
noon quietly talking of Utah's future;
anely weighing the possibilities against the
probabilities and intervening with the un
touched resources, the fertility, beauty and
charm of his native valley.
The. head of the house of "William M.
Roylance company, carlot shippers to the
ast and west coasts, provisioned, com
mission merchants, with a special leaning
toward the ripe. rich, red apples of tha
Utah valley and of Provo bench, Mr, Roy-
jance an authority on orcnarmng m mi The th. eroglon of the whlch hM o( the moo com ,
v-ruoa ui mo iniennouniam wcsi. iore b,e gong on f0P centuries, has laid over
than that he Is an ardent disciple of the tnw Uct) ot thMe an1, a deposit not unllka
belief that so soon as the fruit from this that of tn, action of water, containing
valley becomes known new standards of phosphates, and thla. too. adds to the
color, quality and stxe will be set in the wealth of proltflo production which has
markets of the world. ., . i u h . ..inv nn. nf hm
VTnvn vaii .t unoor i. v,. i,irfl w, -,i .v u..... chard as though on
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largest city In the state of Utah. It is 0? the entire wmL Of all this vast tract
1nnastsH nn th main trnnlr rm nf t h Tn. 0 1 I... un 1A ftfiA In hsirlnv
ver & Rio Grande and the San Pedro. Salt now actually producing fruit. Within the ,as' ear hPP,J c.rlomd. of farm. k.,ed this year apple production from sev-
.u. , t. i.-.i i,.... r . i-,nm garden and orchard produce. Of this ,nteen acres, totaling about 1.S00 trees. I
the blue-gray peaks of the Wasatch range acres have been planted and are now grow-
tower within two miles of the town; on the ing young trees saplings, yearlings, 2 and
other Utah lake spreads 4t) square miles 3-year-old bushes, which. In
of shimmering silver in the summer sun.
2ZAY OAY WLNZ
sap rscrs mmoox
history of a very slow, most conservative
yet sure and certain growth; its future, be
cause of the United States Strawberry irri
gation project, is rosy with hope. It was
within six m les of this place mat mt. a farm Wth lh9 ideals of farming bred cre out ot a rarm or mine I shan t sell it le,a ou, of doorB. the lntr mo.intam weft for fr.itt
William M. Roylance selected his birthplace lnto hlm by pr,Cept and example, it was for Vr acre because I absolutely know ..In my n,t proflti , mut.t rnunt f.irt We've just g..t t.. get It fr'mi )ou nr
Or mayble, he hadn't anything to do with eapv for h)m to count on n, probable ,,lat " the next man applies the same tnat th, administration of my business without.-
selecting It. But the fact remains that at profit8 iong before he had "set" a tree, snse, the same skill and the same set of na. taken me to Los Angeles. Omaha. St. No," he repllnl. "Theie are other ai-
Pprlngville, six miles away, he was born a But evf,n he ln hlg warmest moments of methods toward making his land produce I.ouia. Chicago. Kansas City. Denver, Vu- pi,, countries. W.natrhee. Ws.l, . has set
scant forty-fiv years ago. high enthusiasm, did not dream of what 'hat I do. then his return will be lust as Phlo, Seattle; his brought me Into cm- standard. befai It advertised an1
Immediately around and adjacent to that orchard would produce; what it would Breat as mine. That's the way we calculate tact with the sharpest, most alert men; nia'le irles famous. M .1 river In re.
Provo there is a total of 100.000 acres of cume to he worth. At the time of plant- orchard land values in the west. I assume the very highest class of business men; gun has dmn u, same. The Whlfe l-
otchard land, which means soil particularly ing it was purchased for $l,2n; lei-s than It would be most difficult to pick up any that I live here in the city. ln e It Is nvn valley In Wa-hlnirt.ii has f rgd t.i
adapted to the raising of commercial fruit. U0 per acre. Within the last few months land immediately on Provo bench right now cheaper to rent a home, if one must tctit, the fnr,t and will continue t- do e... Th
This vast area extends from Sprlngville Jlr. Roylance has repeatedly refused JT5.- for less than $500 per acre. Yet at that in the city, than to take up the same Yaklnja a!l'-v In Washington I famous
on th south to Tleaaant Grove on the 000 for this fifty-acre plot of ground, price, without a tree on it, it la far cheaper amount of land on one's own orchard, the world round, as Is the Rgue river
north. Much of it is "bench" land, located Sounds like a fairy story, doesn't it? But than the best land In all of Iowa, for ex- And I have no laborious tas. My bus- country in Oregon. But we are rearer t.
directly under the face of the hills; great it g not. There Is the ground; there are ample the United Stales government re- Iness is clean, fine. and. In the slang you. w can get our ftult tn you mmrr
walls of granite and country rock and the hills; there are the trees; here are the porta show that the average production of phruse of the day, "a gentleman's Job." and n hotter condition. Re.ides thai, the
porphery which attract the heat all day long long, sunny days; the nights never hot; corn throughout the corn producing states I stopped him long enough to ask this entire JDM) ai res of Und In this valley
and, at night, distill It; the warm atmos- always cool; there, like a red blanket varies from $13.77 Jo $1S01 per acre. If question; cot:ld neer supply th demaod If It ere
pherlo waves falling down the slopes a covering all of that fifty acres lies the there were any four trees in my orchard "Well, Mr. Roylance. can any man make all planted in apples something manl-
nlght progresses, keeping the trees from ROft upper coat of eroded hills; a bed of which would not produce that much I'd In- this success? Are there not pre supp fed festly impossible and all the trees yielded
extremes of cold. By morning these rock phosphates; cooked nitrogen, and all struct my superintendent to cut them own, standards of intelligence, skill, fjre-knowl- six boxes of good apples to the tree. As
masses are cold; the absorption of heat through the summer the bowed trees bent burn them for firewood, wait f.ve years "1P' nl experience?" you must know, last e.ir the apple crop
recommences and this process goes on and to the ground with their weight of fruit, for new ones to grow and make money by "Xot a bit of It," was his quick answer, of this country wa 12oi".fK barrels short,
on, thus helping to make of the "benches" gieam first green; then crimson In the sun; so doing. Trees ln my orchard are planted "Any man with sense enouah to pour The demand for apple la Increasing The
the most aesiraoie orcnaru lanas on earm. Ki0inK redder and redder as the time ninety trees to the acre. Then I cultivate. 8Wt11 t0 tn P't" c,n make Identically the recent storm on th Carrthean sea. though
spray, smudge and spray and cultivate and am success. The soil, the sun and the remote tn Its rtin)um, yet. In the
its legit
"because i printed
suterners
It have
nt from
But more material than aught else In prop until I have the maximum of produc
the city of Provo stands the great general tlon. I apply. In other words, the same
offices and warehouse of the Wm. M. Roy- sense tn my orchard that I do to my bual-
lance company. Its business and profits ness giving it the samo attention, the same
founded on the produce of this one or- organlxation, the same care. The result is
rock. This one or- that I estimate that my orchard pays me
chard is the foundation and cornerstone net a sum in excess of 10 per cent on a
of this great business; a business that valuation of $90,000. Up to now I have mar-
aoo carloads was of fruit alone, and of that have gross return of about $6 per tree, or
almost twenty carloads came from the tol pr Kra. it is thus easy to be seen
another vear orchrd owned by Mr. Roylance on Provo that my land is Just thirty times as pro-
DnnV. TV, ntl valila A Va a, tsuantU AMASS- m .. .... ......
or two. will be bearing apples, peaches. ' . 7, ,"1 .7.. I'll' 7 oul-uve " ln aTr corn ,n ,n" biasing hot throughout the growing sea- of the Wesrern fruit Jobhers- ase-lafcon
Northward but forty miles lie. Salt Lake pears, plums and all varieties of deciduous " mm-west and almost forty times as pro- th arft not ,re no u n,.rilb,r nf ,hB rn.
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wamr oo me inta. i mat li nestroel nundreds or acres
"Then why," I persisted, "can't we do of Florida orange uroes. will force up
the sanie thing ln the mid-west?" the price nf apples and Increase the short-
"You're not sure of your rain In the first age over practical and probable consump-
tnstance. We are. We have, it running tlon this ery year."'
In ditches along our farms. When we T, mn speaks as one having authority
want rain we open the slide la the canal He Is only S years of sge. but at this
and turn it on till the trees have had moment he Is the president of the r.rmmer.
their fill. Then you haven't the soil; the clal club at Provo. Mas Just finished a
hills, whose sides have been washed and term as mayor of the clfv; is the presl-
wcshed. each washing bringing down dent of the Utah Wholesale produce
more and more of the natural phosphates Dmler' association. At the age of Jr he
and nitrogens that are a property of that was the speaker of the house of the Utah
cooked rock. Besides which, your sun Is lealslatnre. He is the ftret vice r.aM.ni
the set-ond and third
City, the metropolis of the Intermountain fruits. The other 75.0M) acres are on the " , . ., ' r. ". , - ouuive as inai co wnicn cne (nirrnmrni rTrl hills, eternally covered with snow ; sessions of tl. Utah leg.slatur. He has
west; south and east Is the way to Denver, market, some at low prices, others held for ' ,u"1'"" " V ' V , , ,ve' ,ne 'OWe,t rt,n'- 1 "a" Terntmn"T no vast expanie of water. Inland sea, held almost every offtce of hoacw. Uuet
Kansas Ulty and the east; north and east the sure and certain Increase of values. ",nea 1ono tor tnat nrty-acre clump or that I have here quoted, most loosely, the fre,h an(1 it, to temper your nights and oP preferment In his nefUe my. II. has
lies the pathway to Omaha and the east. Added to all of this there Is all that vast lar ,n1 Wlfl tre'"- production, figures and returns from seven- dsys. As a matter of fact your Itentc,, ,,,. mentioned bv the l-a1era ..f his party
Among all the cities of the Intermountain expanse of peach and cherry and apple "There's but one way to calculate the teen acres only. I could give the exact Harbor country. In Michigan, is a fine as a repres.ntatlv to ottre.. ha bn
west cities which are to know the tre- lands which the United States government worth of a thing." said Mr. Roylance, "and figure to a cent if I had my books by me apple country simply because It has Just asked to run f..r governor of the a:at..f(e
mendoua Impetus of new growth that t i reclaiming under the Strawberry valley that is by the return you get from it. An and the time to dish it out. But the fact one of the things that we have, the Lake Is trusted here at home a id throuhHit
coming to the west Provo Is the most Irrigation prelect, ln all there must be old homestead may be worth more to you remains, that , f rom seventeen acres ot at its door.- the whole of the Inter-mountain '. lie
favorably situated when Ita products are close t' .) acres of arable, tillable, then to anyone else. Hut there are no old apples I have already handled more real "Tn which r," I f-iltered. "tlie east h is h-rr a aurr-eeful business n f r
taken Into consideration. A woolen milt and productive lands within telephone dlstsnce of homesteads In the west. And so we get money than any S"9 acres of corn land that and the mid-west must always depend on the last twenty seven years and ! rn-
nw-t4 with a great many enti prises of
various cbra-iert throughout tah. He
Is a rommuiib ant of the domlns t rhurrh;
Ms grand parens ame to th- Stat as
pioneers and bis g'andfathrr w a mem
ber of the Murwn battalion. imous In
the snnals of t'ie state of Uta .
' Utah been retarded In
In.ate rtevr! ptnenf ." re saul.
of the lal'imrlra that have he
h-.ut Its imii. Rut these
who have rome here to know
found that we are not much diff,
Presbyterians. Methodists, (.'alb .lies. op
good neighbors ef any other den islnatlorf.
The practice of the plural u on has
entirely did out In this stste vave In
the cx-. at.f.ei Instances where nare still
survive (am. lies of the now a ot' for
gotten past. We are developi m Utah
along the same llnee that gooc business
men, whatever their creed, dev. rp Iowa,
Missouri Nebraska, Kansas, or 'it other
section of this great country if which
e are ail so ry proud. The I vestment
of money in Utah at this tu is the
leeet that any man ran make, tie state
has all the buty of Swltat aid; tho
fertility of the valley of t s'Be; th
i I'tr.ate. ranging from that ot aJIfomla
or Italy, to that of northern K w Tork.
r Kngland We are being dlscvred by
capital right now an the hat-v t of our
eare of malting Is about In M reaped.
The Un'fJ Ptatee govarnroent ' reclaim
ing ) acres of fertile farm 'tnds In
this valley, around fpaulsh Foil fayson
and subadjacent to irovo. TU shows
what the experts ef the governrrs.H think
of our Und. We have tio si We
have sn the on-omlng of cn state's
prosperity and I, for one. am prepared
f.r it."
Mr. Kaplan Is enarrled and las five
cM.dren. Three of these are tx -whom
la traveling In fcurope,
'thr n attending s hol.
femilr la tnat of a model Ameri.
bold, good ftr4f. splendid mother
alrt children. Tbe home In th
Provn s is ef th most sou t social
renters la t s sstrtlon of Use s a.
. one ot
tad the
entire
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rfied'.ent.
city of
U A New Airstup bcnai oy
rJHerbert Quick
Asicr cf -DOITIX TROIXIX"
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of the
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neer, anU a wild, weird freax like Criix
head could escape Shayne In his Wall
street Jungle seemed unlikely.
Thev even said that Aerostatlo Power
had acquired Inventions Identical in princi
ple w-tri the Virginia, but antedating that
aerial marvel by many years, and they
smiled and said, "The old game'." and "I
tuld you sv'" The newspapers published
( arson s plcturu as that of a man who was
to bo robbed of the greatest Invention of
the ages A Mobile dispatch suok of a
certain Wizner as tl-. real inventor of the
Vir1nia; th niachlne wh.ch made the air
a manoe'.vertng place for the destruction
f navlea and cit'es, an I 1 med.um for
tMe swif'at trarsportarlna yet known.
Then si rne one d:scoverel that on tho
lay the t'ri-t'n!h1 comcanir had
hert firiieit, tha I niversai Nitraree and
Air Frod'icta company n born, with dl
ri turs and si oek Mulders identical with
Him of the Arncf conni.nnv. and that
tne had stent a gr-at Mminijn f';nd In
S"'ttne7 lexo-e and grants f"r n extro-
ee pre r.pr.eent-v, of trie v" lrn'n tn """"" a nitrate, end
...r- . are-m . r.1 t A-roef c,,.p.,v. Tie !u "' 1 8-1 Pl-.-l
f e t.Ktev' V. by
Mr t"ra sn I t.-H.k inartl pleasure tn his
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noon and get a bearing Tiere in a few
days. In a very few weeks we ahall win
the greatest legal triumph of recent times;
op snuffed out"'
"And 1" sa-d Carson.
"And you, fair youth." said Craighead,
"will be eligible one way or the other to
repair again to the Sibyl of the Mountain
Top. Walter, a magnum of choice unfr
menttjd grape JiUca sparkling with carbonlo
au:d from the soda fountain. Perish the
thought that FUley of th Faplent Phis
shall fail in establishing a legal principle
clear as day. and approv-d by pie' Dr'nk
with me, gentlemen' To triumph'"
That night began the s-rles of s-naatlona
thit made so m-mr-ible the war f.-r the
us- of tne air In the courts of every fl
erai di.frtct and th state courts of Wait
Virginia. Me. Fiilev filed hla Injunction
suits against the owner ef enry anowu
airship, and, by th da is used In lalwr
d eput-e, bound a'l persona, w richer named
r nut. who might, with the d.-fenilant. or
lndeiridentSy. design tr-epas a4liiat the
plajnurt's rlxhts.
The btil in New Yorlt recited ili-t the
pl.cmiiff was the own-r nf ail rights of
nvinrtii'n In te ir In cr'aiti prs-rted
bit -.r ha i i.ls surround ng tne city of
Now irk. .iiM lina it intu tiortlms. nl
gridlroning the cuiiitinit . th t the it'jnit
ant. h.d tn the !t htbf.ail . t c-ei 444t
n.i turn. ;.. f'. n hit tiiriii in ur.rii-s,
hat the pesea.o to "f from ms city of
s - .V t 11 .-r ti'4 t.e -in.m -,r r,i-.,-r
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case" grew more notlceaaie from dav t.
day while the world walr-d for the hearing
on the issuance of tha temporary injunc
tion. The Aeros'atla Power company w 4
known to be feverishly active in U11
preparation of Its cae evea whil- fi'l n
the preesi with ridicule of "t'raight adls-n "
Some Journals in th Shayne Inter.-st ad
vocated laws to make it ImpoaalM- f ir .
crank like Craighead to annoy people bv
absurd law suit. It was laughable; h- t it
wa. for a I that, an outrage. L ih'-r.
tio, was out of place, when peop'e of su'i
stiince In the community must ai''.wsr an I
answer the crav all. -canons of a lunatic
In that phase of parino.a producing th.(
delusmna i.f ilealtne witrt .rMMt irf nn
owning the erh, be:ng preiidanf or .M-s-sisli.
To all of which Mr Crai",nead r--plied
In a grave disruaeion sa t th- ''i
tinctinn. if anv, h-twaon samt.' In Mi
editorial neiw. and !mhs-ly F.aw-t
beg4n pirtrg o er .1.11 it . i rt witli
r gliis in and oser 'nd. nnh r.. n
.'ibity aat to th iuiom ,.f ' Tn- I niv-r-sul
N'titioa and Air Prml in. i ni iiinv
444.ini 9hkno. at .!
Nv h n tl. caae - ame in t.. t,.,rl
laugh ha '.t'i'eai a. the varv 4i'ii- i.f
lawyer, ai'i'.entur fur the lern-l4iu rii
derng it a anue matter T'.e ).,ti' -4
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travel Iim iX'Belbl r'tni-y M.ayne; and iet
thse who stood for niont-oly and thral
dom of the heavens to tho earth. wr a
gioup of adventurer who were sioM.niv
b-.-onie a port-nt. And th cry to caraag
wa In the voicn of Jusnc Mer'addai
drm!ng forth tl.e wort. I aivril '-tra'-s.
etc. vi chayn ef ai:-"
W hi, th p!-4ilip-s and aff'. l1is ra
r-4 I Craigurad !ri1 tr. bai.ift.
liuff.1 hi. l-t. and lr inun I oa tn
lati until th- mirt tapped for sil-n.-.
"W wi I lo-sr fi,m Hi pia uuff ' t
J i U e Mcr'a.i-I. r And aa lis I. '4
e-m pr4..-tii'iiy un'livfi'ra-l -
'But. y -me honor ' prutr's-f in- on',-s-(
f"r tl-, ia-f-ts 1 a 11 ' .i'iu,i n u
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tff own i .r'.in ii.n.e ill 141. 1 1 .-. .li .
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