'' ' ' - '" '-- P 4 I TIM SALT LANE TRIBUNE Sunda Colorado River Users List State Conclave Agenda 1 I 04 Is ISO el' PO lb A 4A 10 441ilw ' L 4 " I 7170 W r 'Underground Watee Nevada will send State Engineer Alfred Merritt Smith to spe-aon "Underground Water" California representatives will Include James H Howard general counsel for Southern California Metropolitan Water district who will review "Legal Aspects of DeterminingV Water Rights" and Horton chief counsel Harry of Imperial Irrigation district of California 6 t 04 Or0:? WZ d so I k 150 7 a knc::"---711:r---- s- k 77- IN I 1 ff- - have been extended to senators from all the Colorado river basin states tr - 41clial) tiortoll Ar I! -- acfrz 14 - : V1! ) too sso ' I tot - - 6170 i - A " : EXPLANATION too: did -! too Stream flow among iovest I ck 4DP 4 I E5S of record during Decotaw k1-- L N Siroom flow among highost ' MoMh-in- d 25 of rociord during Doteetber Nigh N 4A ifiNKM!i11Wer 163 Gebotor then tiny weedoge Hormel' i In obsor love LI 'worded during December 413 votion weil 10 Loos Moo env oortentogo in formations heavily pumped noon by solid cirelitil wells proviouoty recordod during Docombot numbers ore percent of normal (mdtlian et fniffotelUe) stroom flo for month of Docombor ) 0 -- - IL problems of optometrists will be discussed at a meeting of the Utah Optometric Assn Sunday at 4 pm in Newhouse hotel M F Burgess Cedar City president will be principal i! :1114 ' to Meet Optometrists Current business 7 4L1 4r4 ' the morning A series of meetings during the El afternoon will determine policies of the organization the secretary-treasurA banquet at 7 said ern Texas the general pattern of stream flow In pm will conclude the day's activWith serious water shortages reported In parts ities of southern California and with little improve- - ! the west varied little In December Excessive runThree talks are to be delivered off is shown in north-centrment in the drought in southern Arizona and west- mountain area W Preston Tuesday morning Thomas Logan department of N agriculture Utah State Agricultural college will describe "Economics- and the Sheep Industry- after which Ezra T Benson member of the council of twelve apostles Church of Jesus Christ of De1egate4 to district 20 of Optimists International will Latter-da- y Saints will talk on not have to wait until their convention May 18 at Salt Lake of "Survival the American Way to a obtain intermountain of comprehensive preview City of Life" The final address will attractions and industry The general pattern of stream be delivered by Dr Herbert J Copies of The Salt Lake Tribune Empire edition will be flow in the west changed little Wollner Boston president Amermailed Sunday to 82 presidents and secretaries of clubs in December Serious water ican Conditioning House during California Nevada and Utah J A Schmuke Salt Lake Film Supplement shortages are reported in parts Mr Nicholsen's talk will be supOptimists club president disclosed Saturday of southern California and the by films shown by Organized 27 years ago "to be a friend to boys and drought in southern Arizona-wester- n plemented S Selar civic is International affairs" Hutchings forest ecolopromote Optimists composed Texas has shown little desert range branch forest of them organized during the last of 1700 clubs with 50 Runoff continued gist Improvement excessive in the northern and cen- service Milford The slides depict 18 months said Mr Schmuke Last year the national orgeneral range management and tral Rocky Mountain region ganization helped 160000 boys spent $250000 The second The general average of stream the operation of flocks on winter Utah Optimist club was organized at Ogden several months flow in the west decreased from range will soon be clubs 120 additional nine chartered of normal in November to forA8 wool style revue is planned ago and pm by members of the auxil112 in December The Salt Lake district convention at Hotel Utah May Winners will represent the iary These facts and others here set 18 to 21 will include district finals in the Optimist oratorical state in national competition are Reforth in contained Water contest addresses by Dr W B Alexander Tulsa Okla sources Review-Unite- d States and national authority on boys work and Cyrus D McCarron Canada prepared by the United States Department of the Interior Santa Monica first vice president Optimists International geological survey in collaboration will be Social features of the four-da- y the govmeeting with Canada of Mines Department ernor's ball May 20 at 7:30 pm in honor of Angell° Rossi and Resources dominion water and power bureau Berkeley district governor presidents and secretaries Salt Lake coOnty Daughters of The are breakfasts May 20 at 8 am and the traditional Old Timers amplified slightly with respect to Utah Pioneers will renew their Utah paper drive Monday and continue breakfast May 21 at 8 am Utah—Excessive stream the week announced flow throughout event Old Timers the Lafayette As background for the was recorded in the greater part Mrs Ensign Smith chairman of ballroom will be decorated with fence rails saddles and of Utah in December reflecting the drive committee ' favorable ground-wate- r She urged Salt Lake residents corral dust A vigilante committee in western costume will and conditions developed by to put their 'bundles of paper at route reluctant guests out of bed at chuck call heavy precipitation in October and the curb on regular garbage colNovember Although rainfall dur- lection days 'Week-lon- g collections w4rillbegin ing December was below average particularly in the northern part Feb 2 and 16 she said of the state runoff at three key gauging stations in the Colorado and th e present preliminary outriver basin remained' well above look is Heavy btorms durnormal Holdover storage supplies ing the poor next two months will be for Irrigation and power are good required to ward off a shortage for this time of year in water supplies Measurements of water levels California — Despite continued and artesian pressures were made below-normrunoff storage rein about 600 wells in Utah during serves and water supplies in genDecember In the central part of eral are reported in satisfactory the state water levels are gen- the area north of San Francisco erally higher than a year ago In southern part of the state is the Pavant valley near Filmore The very dry and the situation is serbeen recharge has exceptionally ious in some localities high and artesian pressures are the highest since 1929 In the northwest and southwest parts of Utah water levels declined some' OFFICERS' what during the year The records of the office of the r-- -) Utah state engineer who is coA operating with the geological surwater investiresources in its vey gations in Utah show that activity in water utilization projects FOR SALE was rather quiet during Decemof 49 A of total ber applications 20 Officers' Barracks ft all kinds were filed for water ap' 10 wide inlengths of 40 ft or I are of these Most for propriation b more Fully lined with plyand largely1 irrigation purposes g0---wood or plaster board Comr sources from ground-watewired: Can be repletely Montana—Runoff was near nor4c''‘ modeled into homes can' 10 mal or above reflecting the above-normi k warehouses cottages yon in f 114temperatures recorded farm build' i storage buildings December Runoff of Yellowstone Located at etc garages ings river at Corwin Springs continued For sale—as Dugway Utah excessive for the eighth successive I where IL month Y 'r'--Ac- Colorado and Wyoming—Flow 'I1:i2 SE' --: SEEN of Roaring fork at Glenwood CAN for Springs continued excessive StorOH DISPLAY the third successive month SALT LAICE well are reserves N age generally 1 above a year ago and unofficial 4 show an above-normreports t ' 4 ''''''''''7P'1'''''' ' 1L snow pack mountain - 1 Ats oleitt — Inquirs: Nevada —Storage supplies in ' i 4-tols s-414s‘k ' reservoirs on streams draining the 416 West 3rd North NeviC-Sierra of eastern the slopes 160 South Main St il ' V vada ' are generally low Snow N 44 I cover on these mountains is light 4 0 't2511 : speaker All December Water Runoff Pattern Newhouse hotel a Appointments were approved I for Vaughn Gardner graduate! itudent as assistant in the physical education department Melvin 1 Bryson assistant in the agricultural experiment ' station and Elva Luella Moore to take the place of Minnette Carlson Pasketti who resigned s Summit countl home demonstration agent- Hai' Resignation of Kathryn as physical instruction Instruct a-- 13-- : the Branch Agricultural cal was- approve4 I in lege Cedar City by the board BEM TERRIFIC! WE'RE CONTIZIOIG OUR HE RESPONSE IIAS so - 3 big ::14sical ritlizz4s 4 GirlBoy Interview t( 'N A ' 111 Pal114 ' '' lirmm J" L' -- Hi lb a on Dating broodcost direct from the 4 c ' Shop - 11) VA4 over KALI ) -- 4 $ 10 Record cibums cokes malts and moron's delights given as prizes at the Hi Shop broadcast Join the fun Mon day at 4:15 l'Alikm: - l' 1 ) ri610 r A' Flow of West Streams Varies Little '4116efie Soil-moistu- For '40 start off I I 0 0 0 $ ‘ 6- ' '- :: Oh H GEINIERAI 1 ::i' : 1 i tit " ID sr - i - " ee4pp - - - "A1 ' nis What a wonderful feeling—to start off the NewTear in a new 1948 on the right foot - - ausornatiazily Drive! Oldsmobile with GM Hydra-Mati- c a new driving thrill to glide away from the curb— without shifting gears without pushing a clutch- - Simply touch a toe to the accelerator and you're off to a smooth start- - Your left foot relaxes with nothing to do There isn't even a dutch pedal in the car- - You go in safety too with both bands on the wheel as Hydra-Nlati- c S 1000 Prs rottillt N tr - - - -) ' m r7 r:4 7 r ft t $ im I -- 21: 341 14 1 - i F qnr"- - r" ''71 1 n - 1 k i4 ri 1 Vk 111‘" " t ' 0 t 11 it t 'Atii i t ' ''' f '7T t' to Viol' : 4) 7 r ' il al al ii 1 l ht:—' 0 ill U S ' :t wr ' 1 i la J ' Iv -- tio livrj A r ti If id n1 Nal TtilL irl FEB iki Army f4 350 3 99 'COVER 395 S Green berrinx bone twill An f exceptional ire Belted two 6 00 pockets : - Value S S S 100 099 43 S S S Army U I 99 BIG SCOOP! 2 & 4 SUCKLE Used—Good Condit ion OlSHOES- SHOES 750 VALUE! REAL SCOOP! received of to pick pairs Just hundreds from Walt On out yourself all on tables A real shoe for a little money i - 7rc 69c VALUE! U S Army FEATHER RED i 33 PILLOWS UTAH BRED HEREFORD 1 i awil BOX 308 69 DUCK - PANTS A-- Two Big Tables LEATHER RUMMAGE JACKET variety of shirts etc pants underwear Values to 495 A Finest quality soft leather Zipper and snap pockets Fully lined I i 395 VALUE! U S SKI 'Priced at Only 9 Army White Watsrproof PANTS BUYING A CATTLE f OGDEN A Name That Signifies Quality el tk 4 I UTAH C 393 VALUE! U S Army Murry Watorp rsiof MOO Vole 2 Styli Air Corps UTAH HEREFORD ASSOCIATION 11 - rnriAition tam 21 BY S All-Wo- ol U S ARMY FIELD i S S SWEATETS 500 Prs Army Type ' S atl-wo- ol 500 VALUE! 36-4- 600 VALUE! U S garmade ment An outstanding valuet Small sizes only Well 71 I 17c VALUE! CAPS CHAUFFEURS For truckers and drivers Well shaped rugged con- struction Oxford trey leather visor Lts e ' sWARA -- SUPPORT UTAH INDUSTRY r—i PI 1 i ' These cattle are carefully bred and selected to meet the Utah Range conditions They carry the best blood lines in America and are and the quality that rugged heavy-bone- d you would look for Optional at extra omit (:' -- S - H B T Army rTi IA L RICHFIELD EALER r 0 721 t Li 80 Hereford Bulls and Females at Auction CEDAR CITY FEB 19 z - --- --' - till' 'r 1'1111111011111E11111 o --- 0 N " r'l a LI DRAWERS These are used but every Pair is to pick in perfect condition PlentyMost all from All out on tables selection sizes Come early for best YOU SEE WHAT UTAH HEREFORD BREEDERS HAVE TO OFFER ---- - 004f -- 1t7 i--- rt 5 Lether RIFLE WOOL WAIT DON'T BUY YOUR BULLS UNTIL 1 I - lit! LHIliIL— - tn 0 ia - gib COO VALUE! U S Arm 4000 U I t ‘ e- rig r- AU are —ew with leather and canvas Keg 1O SCABBARD 1 e009 Li-- ' Arrny EXTRA SPECIAL Real Buy al - 0 - U S 7c " HEW LEGGI::GS Army Big Value n i s MMENIMIIMMII $ U S the on -- r' (i 'YOUR 1000 MORK SHOES '':":-- Drive shifts gears automatically through four forward speeds And for highway passing or hill climbing you Drive's special pick-u- p can count on Hydra-Mati- c of power and speed- burst an extra to give you gear Drive has been During the past 8 years Hydra-Nlati- c Oldsmobile hands 425000 in of more the than proved owners Anil today—as Oldsmobile celebrates its Golden Anniversary by swinging into production on'a Drive is ):rand new "Futuramic" car—Hydra-Nlati- c for the Watch still away out ahead azaomaticallyt Dew 143 Oldsmobile at your Oldsmobile dealer's Out they to! Jackets worth more Come much early for these mM i lea FATIGUE JACKETS EXTRA SPECIAL 95 i - U'S Army Wu Only re I All sizes Wool Brand Now Snug and Warm Lr x warm durable AU al :d All purpose socks PANTS "—I :Igozromerit pa itoIOTOR k-i- N V0111( 'SOX Army SKI !"'-- -- I k I ' S U Army Burlap al s 4 U S A 1 495 "VALUE I M0 MET footwith i 4 I - - GOVErn S U I DUP Renewing Drive tor Paper " SHOP—Third Floor HI PREVIEW SLATED FOR OPTIMISTS PRE-CONVENTIO- 4 - nom : 14 Ler 1 LL V r' Members of the board of trustees for Utah' State Agriculturai ! college approved three faculty appointments' and two resignations during a meeting Saturday in I al Teens! 4:15 Donda'y r st er ' - Approve 5 Faculty Shifts Three southern Civil war heroes revered in the memory of the United Daughters of the were honored Confederacy Saturday at a meeting of the Robert E Lee chapter of the organization at the home of Mrs Earl J Midgley 1607-15t- h er LL:L 0 - K :4tt::fr:el:4 ce I 14 100 40 Cr lks it4:° af ct154 1 - i 691 14 MS ite D a Ilit06 'to tos ' More than 600 persons are ex pected to attend the 41st annual convention of Utah Wool Growers East and 18th annual meet of Utah Robert E Lee and Stonewall Wool Growers Women's auxiliary Jackson famed Confederate in Hotel Utah Monday and Tuesand Cmdr Mathew generals A James day reported' HooperFontaine Maury of the Consecretary-treasurwere the subject federate two-day The conclave will heat of talks navy H P Parmelee Mrs by discussions on public lands ecoMrs F P Jacobs chapter presnomics and wool shrinkage in adident and Mrs Jean S Shea dition to annual reports and talks The January birthdays of the by the group's officers Election of 1948 officials will take place at threethemen are observed annually organizatioe by the concluding session Tuesday Judy Midgley Betty Reynolds said Mr Hooper and Marlene Durham sang Call to Order southern melodies accompanied Nanette Senior After registration ILt 9 am byMrs W D Prosser charter Monday delegates will be called member of the Salt Lake to order by Don Clyde Heber 45 :years ago founded branch president The president's report attended and the public lands CliSCUSSiOn led by Rex L Nicholsen Richmond Cal will be heard during 00 tto KU' USAC Board S LEE JACKSON Wool Session - 'rf-- : 4111 :3?1-- : GItOUPI-IONOlt- :-r- ' '1 -- '7 For Annual 1k Bat-BOI- L Earl J Glade and Sen Sheridanv Invitations Downey (D Cal) 600 Expected P Lt: The bureau of reclamation will Complex problem of determining best Utott of Colorsdo river waters be represented at the conference will be discussed Jan 29 and 30 by regional directors E O LarLake City E A Moritz by delegates from seven states sonSalt Boulder City Nev and A A atten&ng the third annual Denver Development and of Colorado River Water utilization of power from possible Users' AJLIUM- - at Newhouse hotel projects will be discussed by S Wing federal power comThe Colorado basin states rep- Leasher mission regional engineer Colorado Wyoresenting 'Utah ming New Mexico Arizona and Nevada will analyze a bill now pending before congress d esi gn ed to set trp machinery for the can treaty affecting use of Colorado river waters Reports will be given describing possible effects of tram smoun tat n d kverIgion of Colorado river waters contemplated in the Central Utah project Tentative Plans Told A tentative program made public Saturday by Hampton C Godbe secretary of Salt Lake Metropolitan Water district will include addresses by Gov Herbert B Maw Gov Vail Pittman Nevada: Mayor January 18:1048' 1 froIP It