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Show a'? I,.;- -'- 1 N4 'J 'J ', . .. .. Friday, December s mf) THE OGDEN POST Cost Expected to Meet Limit on Reservoir Figures given by Dr. Elwood Mead, United States commissioner of reclamation, in his annual report, indicate costs to the that the final acre-fofarmers under the Echo reservoir unit of the Salt Lake basin project probably will be well within the $40.65, which was the maximum which the water users pledged themselves to pay before work on the project was beot ,r t v 4 ' - Observations Impressions Conclusions w. P. EPPERSON. IN THE GREAT CITY Here In New York, where the theory was first given out of this cause of as the and where it is accepted as the gospel, one need but to walk streets to prove the argument bunk. over-producti- ic, commission ever since the tie commission. This commission has charge of the building program adopted by congress and when fully carried out will make ca li pE of their Thanksgiving about 30 carloads of birds, it was announced recently by C. G. Edmonds, upon bis return to Utah from the pool, aggregating or 750,000 pounds 1 Sr Washington the most beautiful city east in all the world. The buliding comMr. Edmonds is general manager of mission is made up of two senators, the Northwest Turkey Growers assoof and quartettes are There pairs wo representatives, the capitol archi- ciation, marketing agents for a gicrosspolice at almost every street the acting supervisng architect gantic pool embracing about 80 per tect, gun. ing, but not enough to prevent hungry the of treasury, director of public cent of the commercial turkey producand In getting within the cost esti- men from sidling up to passersby and parks, and a secretary tion of Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Wyomates under which the project was begging for money to eat on. One buildings commission. the of when ming, Montana, Washington, Oregon, initiated, the bureau of reclamation, goes through this experience bill to a Nevada. or bill, and The buildings when public , or entering rectheaters it is claimed, is but preserving a entering The northwest pool containing CO ord it has made in recent years si alighting from cabs. It is only the provide for buildings necessary for carloads or 1,500,000 pounds of choice record quite different from the ex men one sees on the streets, and one carrying on the business of the suitable apfor tho of meat, sold on the California and the condition providing perience with the projects of earlier can only turmiHC tho embel-ishin- g and New York markets this and not iroaches are beautifying metropolitan children. and when women They HIS big bus came to a stop days of reclamation in the west, f was about New the $500,000. Final checks for passed of surroundings, year costs quite frequently exceeded the singing "On the Sidewalks with a Jolt whlcb burled Its out mailed now an approfor payment are being York" these days, but there are thou- May 25, 1926, and carried estimates. tired On passengers against the the to and of well January set up $50,000,000. producers. of men, some priation It was recalled at the state capito sands eats ahead. The powerful Utah and all .other birds included well dressed, some down and out,J 3, 1028, a supplemental bill was in the northwest pool brought the Tuesday that Dr. Mead a few years some black, and a few girls selling 'passed carrying an additional engine whined to silence: ago, in a public address in Salt Lake, of New 00,000. The government at Wash- - highest prices paid on the markets, Sidewalks For a long moment nothing on the said that in recent years projects of York at 5 cents each, haa a working force of near principally because of the organizangton was said. Twenty people the federal reclamation service have and for many years has been tions tremendous bargaining power, 70,000 these of at tire hark of the apple several stared are There been completed, with only one excep hort of housing for its many depart- its strict adherence to federal grading driver. . Twenty pairs of ears heard Is ruand it in block; stands every than lower costs at lion, considerably standards, and its stabilizing effect ments of government. mored, but it is hoped that it is only the engineers estimates. the market. Further the birds the wild rush of wind outside: a noise a 1929, upon December 3, of houses date commission Under that the rumor, time bad bees The estimates for the Echo reiser advanced the price of apples from oncurrent bill, introduced by Repre- included in this pool reached New which np to this motor the speeding drowned in better California York by and Weber-Provshape o diversion $1.25 to $2.75 a box soon after the sentative Elliott and Senator Keyes, voir and the ' others. tbe than the night. through further benamend any canal across Kamas bench were that to g ontemplates campaign for the Unit net prices that are being paid The driver was young. He bad wide the project was not to exceed $3,001),-00-0 efit of the unemployed got under- act of 1926, and subsequent amendother the and this in the be to amount and a fresh color In his growers and boulders on the basis the in cost, that ments, by extending states mentioned are five to seven cheeks. He was used to these long, Columbia of users pledged 'to repay the costs to way. District in the There is a human side to this grave xpended of which amount not cents per pound higher than those cross country runs: he knew bow to the government. condition in the great cities which is by $115,000,000, indemay be expend-- d paid members of the smaller $15,000,000 exceed efDr. Meads report was to the handle people and be understood the Not only are o most commendable. same in this land for operating pools pendent within the areas specified fect that the expenditures on the res- meetings being held daily to combat temperament of a bus as a mother unervoir and dam were $2,199,030, or want, woo and suffering, but much ot belonging to the United States au-or territory. her child. derstands As result the Northwest Turkey Just under $2,200,000, at the date of is being done in the way of relief. He district of Columbia," $15,000,-0- 0 Growers association will settle with He turned about In his seat to face the report last June. At that time Thousands are given food daily and thorizing the expenditure of net on members the its silent tbe price following people. Sorry, folks, were the contract for the. dam was 94 per furnished shelter every night. Pubannually. basis: A faint shadow seemed of luck. out cent complete, and it is deduced that lic welfare organizations have aptriangle, containing Tho U. S. prime young toms, 29 cents to rest on bis face. Were hung up the materials furnished by tho gov pealed to the United States army and the 70 acres included within Pennpound; U. S. prime young hens, . . . a hundred .miles from nowhere." ernment, as well as the right of way secured the use of blankets and cots sylvania avenue, B and Fifteenth per 28 cents; U. S. choice young toms, A rustle of amazement had all rare for the reservoir, passed opportunity 27 cents; U. S. choice young hens, practically for sleeping the army of unemployed. streets, afforded ft monumenof A been paid for. the listening passengers. thermometer group the through for a very grand 22 Wednesday night U. medium 26 & cents, cents; toms, man climbed over a seat mate and The reservoir capacity is 74,000 hovered around zero in Chicago, and tal buildings so designed and related and medium hens, 21 cents. archiacre-fee- t, which, on a $3,000,000 thousands of men were given shelter as to constitute a single great Prices received by the independent began talking In a loud. Irritated voice, Within this in police headquarters and public tectural composition. basis, figures out $40.65 an acre-fovaried from 24 and 22 cents I You mean to tell me thla blasted bus pools of storage capacity. At $35 an acre buildings. Men and women of wealth triangle will be located the depart- pur pound for top grade birds to as wont move another foot tonight? That foot, the total cost would be $2,590,-000- and great corporations are contrib- ment of commerce, bureau of Internal low as 14 cents per pound for those we must stay here the Whether the final costs will be uting hundreds of thousands of dol- revenue, archieves, department of lamedium quality. As both these sgts ? On Christmas eve and the office that low will not be known until the lars to relief funds; and men, whose bor, department of justice, post com- of prices represent those to be paid folks home waiting for ns? A line; commerce final figures tre made availabc hy time as executives of great corpora- department, interstate the producers after all overhead ex- fat driver you are! the buieau of reclamation. But those tions runs into five figures, are giv- mission, and buildings for independhave been deducted the great The young man was unperturbed Interested are figuring front Dr. ing their time .and most profound ent establishments. The 8eoeral de- penses value of the large organization is Mead's report that the total will be thought to the wqrk in hand. Church, sign and plans for these buildings evident and ready, No use telling you I cant found to cut well under the $3,001,000 society and club women are just as have been approved by the commisThe results shown are heralded as help It They gave me a bum bus. an mark. busy as the men, and they are con- sion. a singular victory for organization old one; because of the holiday travel. The Deer Creek Project . Under the plan as formulated hy and scientific marketing. tinually abroad carrying relief to the They gambled oq my getting through They go L'Enfant through tho personal superRecommendation that the federal homes of the unemployed. of the northwest . . . and lost .. growers Turkey congress at this session make .the ini- singly, in pairs, on foot, and in their vision of President George Washing- association are to be congratulated ""Ain't even going to get out to tial appropriation for the Deer Creek cars, driven by their chauffeurs on ton, an extensive park from the cap-ito-l, for having made such a splendid show- look at you it? demanded the man unWhite the of relief. of aouth errands their to the park unit of the Salt Lake Basin reclamaing on the Thanksgiving market The tion project will be urged on the Utah And let it be remembered that the House leading to the Potomacs edge, northwest agency is now a recognized pleasantly. "No, boss, 1 ain't 1 know thla bus water storage commission at its spe- homes of the unemployed are not, as is provided. The north side of this power in turkey marketing, though cial meeting Friday. The Deer Crock a rule, homes of squalor and pov- parked space is bounded by B street ihis is its initial endeavor, Mr. Ed- like an old friend. It's plumb give out unit is estimated to cost from $6,000,-00- 0 erty. This great army of unemployed NW., the north side of which is to be monds declared after completing the and I told them so." He looked the to $10,000,000, according to the s made up of men who have enjoyed fringed by the south facade of the sale negotiations. protestor straight In the eye. Whats and The excellent results, obtained de- more, we're the last one through toplan of development adopted. Tho living wages as skilled mechanics or new triangle group of buildings, various plans will be outlined in a masters of their trade. But now, under the Arlington memorial bridge spite depressed business and economic night Laugh that off." g act this street is to be widened and conditions consumand a report on the project to be completed with their jobs gone, with their Out of a dim, rear seat rose a glrL enforced O. carried through from the Potomac ers buying power, are only a good Her hair was E. within a few days by Larson, spent through long light It seemed to ripoffice senate building,, indication, however, of what the engineer for the United States bureau dleness, with the borrowing capacity river-tmight be ple Into curls as you looked at It Her a becoming great of reclamation. of their insurance policies reached, thus expected in a normal year and with face was pale with weariness, but an organization embracing all turkey Features of the project are a dam they must have assistance or starve. ceremonial avenue. he smiled. "What . say, fellers, we the within now women ,out men in this northwest area, Mr. EdPermanent buildings If these men and on the Provo river,' below the confiu nabuck end have a party of our own? centhe are np industrial time in monds said. the work of the Mall at ence of Deer creek, and about a mile present great He cant help things, she nodded tolf and above Vivian park, to ters of the east were employed there tional museum, the Smithsonian instiwards the driver. Hes done all the confine not only flood waters now un- would not be an over production of tution, the Freer gallery, and the de- Government work and had the worry and now all used at the Provo river, but also flood anything in America --there would partment of agriculture. Two other waters from the Weber river and also, ;ust be a comfortable surplus. Just buildings, however, will be located in he gets handed to him la a bunch of Many under some of the plans, from the enough to Insure against food short- this section when the George WashCome on. folks I We're safe growls. Duchesne river, on the Colorado side age in our own land and to feed the ington memorial building is completwarm. and The United Civil Service States Nothing can hurt ns. Well people in lands where poverty, want ed and the proposed national gallery commission has announced of the divide. In the morning." comhelp get open office Monumental those uncombated erected. woe stalk by of art Is The stored water would be used and examinations as follows: She smiled at the big man who whs who have the wealth with which to buildings, statues, drives, and mirror petitive Home economics writer (radio), for water supmainly supplementary of a development biting his mustache. She laughed In lakes will complete $2,900 a year, office of information, the face of an ply for lands in Salt Lake and Utah buy. on a axis central old who was fur the we capital citys As in the opening of this letter, counties. department of agriculture, for duty in tlvely wiping her lady with the cornnation. of the scale is not a worthy this maintain eyes still that panic Washington, D. C. Salt Lake City is on record as it is a panic of Senior pathologist (cereal smuts), er of a handkerchief. She grinned between 80,000 and 40,000 acre-fe- of over production both America in under consumption, $4,600 to $5,400 a year, bureau of at a boy of fourteen. of such storage. A fraction of is a stock gambling Some of abroad. and It The bus driver showed a fine set of plant industry, department of agriculthis might be used as exchange water on still tho and goes gambling for D. in panic, C. and or white ture, teeth. Some grand little sport," Did duty Washington, with farmers in Salt Lake county, See, We lack in the field. now using on their fields water from from day to day. There is no he Then aloud, whispered is no lack of gamDid See Junior chemist, $2,000 a year, for "I got to warn toyouhimself. Some the various streams on the western of funds; there no folks of lack of anything blers; there is duty in the departmental service, else. too. Nothing serious butsomething slope of the Wasatch range. kind of but employment D. C., or in the field. N. Y. We did not Washington, NEW YORK, Perhaps 75 or 80 per cent of the who Full indeed, are those may be obtained with his spats and from A.inforamtion amount, at least, ultimately will be liveFortunate,small R. Ward, secretary of the cities and towns and see O. O. McIntyre in the standwoman see a did to we Lake Salt brought City by pipeline on the farms of the west They have cane, but United States civil service of examinconduit, construction of which is estiing in front, of the Pennsylvania ers at the post office in this city. shelter and they have food, they have hotel socks. cotton mated to cost around $5,000,000. wearing comfort, they have warmth, and out We did not see a silver dollar given Tuesdays developments in connec- in Utah most of the people have their tion with this unit and the represen- own homes from which no landlord out in change, but we did see paper New Members Elected tations to be made to the Utah water can bundles as large as a To Davis School eject them. Moat of them have dollar bills in storage commission at its meeting a surplus OYER PRODUCTION IF roll of toilet paper. These easterners silver that Friday included announcement of a YOU PLEASE laid away in their are so prejudiced against More than usual interest was meeting of the interested water users pantries and cellars to supply their we are anticipating their asking that shown in the school board election to be held Wednesday in the office of future needs. As we pen these paper bills in held in Davis county Wednesday. denominations be John F. in and Mayor the city thoughts our train is steadily sliding Bowman, In district No, 1, where Samuel C. and county building. issued. on into the west, the west where our Howard was the only candidate on The meeting was arranged by hopes are, where our home and We did not see any electric motor-drive- n the ballot, opposition developed and but did we buses on Broadway, Mayor Bowman, at the instance of tlie friends are, and where but few of the Wilford C. Woods name was written county commissioners of Utah county. unemployed are sleeping on the soft see a dray horse on Fifth avenue on 183 ballots, while Mr. Howard regrain out of ceived 225 votes. In district No. 3 A letter from Dr. Elwood Mead, side of a hard board in a police or munching his noon-da- y station. a fire federal commissioner of reclamation, nosebag. John W. Thornley, present incumbant, made 'public Tuesday, points out in We did not see spring lambs quoted easily defeated John G. M. Barnes. Our east has its great wealth, its answer to a direct question that con- great captains of industry, its splen- above 8 cents per pound, but we did In district No. 5 LeRoy B. Smith was gressional legislation would be re- did, charitable, philanthropic men and pay at the rate of $4.44 per pound for unopposed for the election. I Have a quired before construction of the culi- women, its shrines, its palaces, its a grilled lamb chop. . The complete returns is as follows: Flashlight, 8ald the Girl. nary water conduit could be financed art galleries, its schools, its banks District 1, comprising south and Whos Got Another? We saw the elevators crowded takwith federal assistance. It has Uen and giant industrial plants, its all ing visitors to the top of the Chrysler west Bountiful and Centerville contended that the Boulder Canyon and everything which contributes to distressing. The lights are liable to building, the highest office building Samuel C. Howard, 225; Wilford project has set a precedent for such national greatness; and last, but not in the world. The monopoly will be Wood, 180. go oat any minute. I got a trouble light financing, when part of the plan is to least, it has men and women, many ended when the Democratic party and District 3, Farmington and Kays-vill- e with me, but that's all. aid the Los Angeles water supply of whom the west has furnished, who A1 Smith have driven the Empire John W. Thornley, incumbent. "I have a flashlight," said the glrL from water stored above the Hoover are the chief executives and managers ten stories higher, which 281; John G. M. Barnes, 137. "Whos up building got another? dam. in the great plant which we call in- they are now doing. Who says the District 5, Syracuse, West Point, It turned out that five passengers The prospect of favorable legisla- dustrial America. and Clinton LeRoy B. Smith, 150 had Democrats are poor? flashlights. Haul them out and tion in a matter of that kind is not It is up to us of the west to apWe saw that pelts increase in price rotes without opposition. weU hare a party, anyhow, called good, comments Dr. Mead, and at- preciate the greatness of the east, several hundred fold after getting inthe glrL A woman arriving in this tempting to do it might delay con- but let us not forget that we are to the hands of West Thirtieth street The bus grew a little chilly but the struction indefinitely. The better daily and hourly contributing to that fur dealers. after a short visit abroad wascountry asked would not allow them to think the girl customs official plan, therefore, seems to be for the greatness and may thus, in a measure, by the at saw We that the average New landing itself of to finance to that Now each of yon must choose city the conduit claim a portion of it for our own. We Yorker can be satisfied with a very port: Anything declare, madam?" a present from your own. to give No," she replied sweetly, Noththrough a bond issue. must not be jealous of the greatness mediocre show, at a big price, if it is some one else here Such comment docs not extend, it of the east, of its numbers, of its on at his favorite theater. The show ing." Then Madam," said the official st home would be tonighttoThe folks was pointed out, to the canal line, wealth. Life out here in these moun- girls are quite pretty as a rule, but glad aarriflee which might, become a feature of the tains, on these desert plains, is not we suspect that but few of them are gravely, "Am 1 to take it that the fur one gift for the sake of us giving tail 1 see hanging down under your some fun. We'U Deer Creek unit, and which would without compensation. We love our natives of Manhattan Island. make she him, is coat your own? bring water from the reservoir by west, we love our east, and as our We saw that about everything but smiled at the driver, "be Santa Claus, gravity as far north as Parleys can- train glides along into the twilight of the financial district and Trinity and If any of you have eats 1 say. yon. While the city would use the this Thanksgiving day, we are made church had moved town. Wall have a heart and pass 'em around." canal for exchange purposes, it would happy by the thought that the dawn street is not much up for length; but, She went quickly from one to anUsed furnish irrigation water for agricul- will reveal to us the mountains which with money all its length and along other. The old lady's wrinkles crinkled home. mark our tural lands. Need of city participareligion at its head, it is indeed a facIn tion in the largest and most economup laughter as she fumbled In her COAL RANGES tor in ruling this world of ours. ical development of the Deer Creek snabby gladstooe bag. The fourteen The Beautiful Washington City 'V aw and dined at a club on the unit was emphasized by Dr. Mead on year-olboy came out of his grumps When a citizen of the United States fortieth floor of an office Terms! building. and offered to do hifJa9t vi?,t t0 S1 v'sits Washington, the capitol city of The altitude was high so were rLk. c, ? anything from singoei and his country, especially if it be his prices but we did not mind. We the ing to song the bus a pushing .f toragc wa- - f .rst visit, he is thrilled with its beau taken up in an elevator and an were suggestion which was greeted by a old-titer, the city, Snce it plain, might ty. If he be a citizen of Utah he iz roar of laughter from the driver. friend who has just secured a UTAH POWER expect to participate on exactly the We ought to have a especially thrilled when it becomes $27,000,000 contract for his company same basis aa the farmers, which known tree," mused to him that a senator from was our host, and he did not he & LIGHT girl aloud. "We cant do a thing basis contemplates payments to ex- Utah, Reed mind CO. is and has been either. without a tree." tend over 40 years, without interest. the chairmanSmoot, of the public buildings W. r. EPPERSON. "Hey, I got an Idea, called a voice. $25,-appl- 4 Res Some 2,000 turkey growers in Utah will receive nearly $250,000 for the creation of bale gobbler gov-mme- i Utah Turkey Growers To Receive Quarter Million for Product ft fll T gap) Te jinn U fheA eroi nt, es apple-sellin- so-call-ed ftiy nmn shut out t a i and himself Into a fur reat door, driver . . . I'll be hack lu of minutes. A blast of cold air ,5 the man slipped out. He came'bsck presently with a ,!, r.KCed bu Found It here by the roadside. . . snrnt little blizzard going oar He shed his coat. He asked for string. Bundles were untied sod the cord offered. Ily tying several lengths about the center of the imsh. ind then stretching them taut to various s the bush wa made secure ly upright In the als'.e. Now for trimmings. Who" got ae-j- , w - seat-brace- " The cross man was busy with bundle. He was a trifle reluctant, itili he continued to. unwrap paper, goon a glittering angel with tinsel winp was In the hands of the tree trimmer. Gently, almost reverently the angel purl IU fficii fieri ke P it sual layei (ring iae, in kra otpu The ke ii ftrac utirn ends bem rrer 1928. nmh liras don the er, tin me Lord-lcnows-- o east-and-we- st one-ha- Offers Opportunities M do-siri- ng et the Things Not We k Board 50-cc- 25-ce- nt, 10-ce- nt, - a a 1 f. '1 ... h., ? c tbe crate: how-long- al ; rice--i ot sub-norm- tb d, sex iny rear. A . sav-ng- ti ga des, for a nthu A repot iamb itten lay awn. pite (d at Set Eye On You Ye Belonged to Me." g o thi was fastened to the top. The disagreman beamed. "Anyone got any white tissue paper ? asked, the glrL More gifts were untied and their wrappers volunteered. With nimble fingers the girl folded long atrip of red and white together Into a sort of accordion effect "What's jour name, drlverl suddenly demanded the glrL Michael O'Hara. She glowed with pleasure "And tbe top of mine Is Katy Connelly evenin' to ye! the Then the fun began. Michael eii possessed of an lrreslstahle humor. He sent the old lady Into stltcbea by presenting her with a package of cigarettes. He completely disarmed the cross man by giving him an irtllldil rose, bowing with so much ceremony that hla hair almost touched the floor. The fourteen-year-olboy wu dand begun cane elighted with a candy to demolish It at once. There wu i gift for everyone. The bus rocked with laughter. It was Katy" this and Mike" that Tbe drirer thought of everyone but hlmielL The girl had a moment of acute die tress. There was nothing for Mike, swiftly she thrust her hand Into ber box. bag and brought out a 'snail MidueL to With thla she went close "Heres a ' present for you. bozo," aid lightly. "Go 'way wld ye 1" remonstrated tbe man In surprise. No, please I mean It" Somethlni In the bine of her eyes decided bin He opened tbe box. Out of It cam a silver cigarette lighter. Gosh . . . what a swell preoeut. But yon mustn't . . ." If you don't take It Til uetw declared speak to you again! itpoi "I Knew When ... I eable ... Tb sever The risito falo rear, ala e: Thi throu tb dais to the buyi trend tb to level noun insui two thoui entu Stc R d ... ' Amusement snd tenderness mingled . In his thanks. The ton went on. Twelve odou ..two. The old lady dropped off to sleep. The bus grew quiet tm rear girl curled up In driver stared out Into the tornj-hbdd " drew out the lighter and darned U against his lips. "The darlln," he murmured. On Christmas morning they transferred to another bun At city terminal the passcngeri wu from one another with the greetings. But Michael trnan"" P,rt" Katy Connelly did ana h home, went on to Michaels hla mother saw the M laughter, and her blushes, opened her arms. be fl I knew the hye would hls lady suddliit. Its the o Hr She dft not even Inquire bus. Her son was home. It and puw mat . . . on with the turkey kin pies! da But tbe cigarette lighter, Michael asked, how did J 1If . "Oh. I Just lMught It nrament looks. And 1 knew the eyes on you that It belonged with "And. said Michael act I eye when grin, "I knew me. to belonged ye "Hooray!" said Michael w. on thu , plumping the turkey ...one. et e . P- (A. mo. 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