| Show T STATE MEWS — SPOBTt —CLASSIFIED AOS —LOCAL THE SALT LAKE TRIByNE SUNDAY MORNING IEWS MAIN NEWS SECTION—Second Part FEBRUARY 23 1935 Page B f‘ Masons of America Water Outlook for Many Texans Demand Floods Imperil Midwest Areas Exiled Cuban Honor Washington Free Use Homes of Many Map Defense in Closer Song’s Homeland to Edges In Alexandria Rites Regions Best in Several Event of Floods In Idaho Region Years Survey Discloses Ex-Preside- AUSTIN Texas Feb 22 (UP)— State and school officials tonight joined in asking Oscar Fox San Antonio composes to surrender his copyright on the University of Texas school song “The Eyes of Texas" Fox was urged to abandon his plans for commercializing the song A protest was included against what was termed “an attempt to 'cash in' upon a sacred tradition" Use of University of Texas colors and the Texas centennial lnisgnia on copies of the song sold at music stores also was criticised An emphatic denial was made that “The Eyes of Texas” was a “maverick" tune belonging to the first person to claim it “With or without your consent” the signers told Fox “Texans will sing The Eyes of Texas’ so long as there are songs" nt by the statement that he is and needs to be in a “warm country” But in New York Dr Orestes Ferrara former Cuban secretary of state under Machado and now an exile said this: Return Predicted “Mark my words that man will some day return to importance in Cuban life and politics” It was to Nassau only a few miles from Cuba that Machado fled after the Cuban revoltin’ of 1933 In fear of death at the hands of Canada the United States the Do- sworn enemies Machado sailed hasminican republic Germany Switzer- tily from Nassau to Montreal in the land and France is officially ex- - winter of 1933 d NEW YORK Feb 22 UP) — do Machado one time dictator of Cuba is edging closer to his homeland after nearly tjiree years of jumps ahead of extradition papers He appeared suddenly in Bermuda a few days ago and announced he was headed for Nassau British West Indies whence be began his long flight from personal vengeance in 1933 Claims Illness Machado's return to the western world after a series of hasty and secretive flights that landed him in Gerar-tplalne- ill Va Feb 22 Washington Mason was honored by that fraternity on his birthday anniversary today by delegates from all over the country in the George Washington Masonic National-Memori- al here Representatives of 41 grand lodges participated and directed completion of the interior of the shrine which can be seen from Mount Vernon his home Alexandria where he transacted business and Washington the nation’s capital Later the delegates journeyed to Mount Vernon and placed a wreath on Washington's tomb The Memorial association reALEXANDRIA UPb-Geo- rge CHICAGO Feb 22 (A5— PrecauNAMPA Idaho Feb 22 IS5— Several crews of canal riders farmers tions against widespread spring Precipitation Below Normal However in Eastern and citizens of Nampa were work- floods got serious attention in a ing feverishly tonight to control the half dozen midwestern states today and Southern Parts of State Lake waters of Indian creek which overAlthough weather bureau officials flowed Its banks today for the first in Washington have concluded from Levels Show Early Rise time in 10 years and drove scores of their study of national conditions residents from their homes here that general floods will not neces(Continued from Page One) the area with 15 Inches of snow The with crews were sarily follow the thawing of record working 12 lowing table shows the condition of which subsequently settled to shovels and other implements in an snows old timers on the banks of are water-ahedinches there Salt Lake conditions principal Range City effort to open the creek to waters corn belt streams are Inclined to regarded as near normal and in Bull which have swelled small rivers to take no chances valley and Enterprise ranges ? 3 are in the best condition in years ? ? abnormal proportions Governor Clyde Herring of Iowa ?£ On the Arizona strip there is about M M announced he would seek mobilizaall officers of two water to feet three From one foot of snow The Lower LovTo Address Contractors elected of C C C workers and various tion Completion of the sbrine at a cost of homes and forced abandonment M ells will be range good floods provided event in the 10 other agencies R A Hart acting P W A director of $450000 was ordered undertaken u u0 it is not overstosked the cultivated areas In this vicinity expected in his state materialize W Utah will speak before members step by step The Memorial hall for A Average In State were being covered with debris and Several cities have requested W P of the Intermountain branch As- will be finished first It will cost 12 74 17 12 12 18 City creek sociated General Contractors Mon- $80000 I A large bronze statue of Average precipitation in Utah Snowfall In the fresh runoff funds for levee and rjp rap work Mountain Dell 10 36 12 66 9 15 based on a mountains in the ice brought in by the Defense Meet average as re east end of the basin 8 60 day atthe Beason building A mo- Washington gift of the De Molay 8 OS 8 61 mountains from gig Cottonwood is reported conadjacent Brighton t 18 54 25 26 21 42 ported by approximately 100 station picturdefthe building of the chapters of the country will be the mayors of 13 Fox In Illinois to losses their estimated Farmers AMARILLO Texas Feb 22 (UP) San Francisco lighter Provo Watershed tions is 128 inches the weather siderably to were towns bridge will be shown placed in it invited of RivSr thousands run into would valley In Monticello season’s snowfall land Texas stated —The bureau Panhandle from It ranged to reported on to waterAurora meet the Provo at of map Precipitation Sunday is 4455 Inches The 1935 total was dollars Ity estimate damage shed is 109 per cent of normal for 10Q6 in 1931 to 1083 last year drop' 695 and average is 5756 inches defense against the danger progress today in trimming the edge acres of exposed land while the dust ‘Taps’ Peal Requiem It homes eouid be made 30 of the the season T Frank Wentz Provo ping as low as 952 in 1934 The was estimated river on the Missouri ice With could whose man One "dust bowl" to con- area this year has been reduced in-to identity snow that a million and a half acres with river water commissioner reported peak during that five-yeperiod fall is 7775 per Saturday be learned drove his automobile inches thick farmers in the Yank- vert it not cent of normal and For General Mitchell again into a "bread bowl” sufficient vegetation to prevent eroSaturday and upward to 43 per cent was In 1932 when the average was precipitation measures 597 of the in the Sixteenth avenue subway ton S D vicinity made prepara1336 inches snows of an unusually severe sion damage to the soil ahead of last year Heavy bottom the from tions was for and flight normal here this morning early figure winter have brought heeded moisAlthough January 1935 was a Comparison of precipitation this Snow measurements in all mounforced to abandon his car in six lands Jn the case the “break-up- ” Southeastern Utah to the soil ture MILWAUKEE Feb 22 0D— Three of severe dust storms on the month come should had year with the same period a year tain areas are made generaljy in men several water suddenly of after feet soil high plains not one was recorded volleys were fired in the cold still H H Flnnell at government stored been has ago and with normal figures is the last of March hence complete Snowfall in mountains in south- failed to move the machine Dynamite eastern is Utah information on deposits is not availshown in the following table: reported to be light The flooded section extends over Blair Neb and other points where conservation director for the high in January this year a "duster1 air a bugler sounded taps and the able Those made monthly however having little moisture content A asserted that only last week being the first serious one body of Brigadier General William distance of about 10 miles but there are bridges for use in break- plains area show the following condition as of report received from Monticello SatMitchell commander of America’s Ew sr done ing up ice jams But Captain H slightly more than half as much of the season 0® of the most damage Oft H T Coliman government me- air forces in the World war was February 1 when the last measure- urday said the "outlook for irriga- between Nampa and Meridian B Lope? army district engineer Panhandle land is exposed to wind 8 tion water from Blue mountain is ments were repoi The waters abated somewhat this at Omaha where the ice in the erosion this spring as there was a teorologist here predicted that if lowered into its grave this afterWinter moisture afternoon bureau: discouraging” 3 present conditions continue there noon and gave promise of tem- Missouri is two to three feet thick year ago over the valley wheat-raisin- g areas He pointed out that the will be only a third as many dust re- said the explosive would be no help Simplicity marked thd funeral ser- -' were but relief they is 50 per cent below normal making porary wind erosion area last year storms this season as there were vices held in St Paul’s Episcopal have will to in big They jams the outlook for the crop none too ported rising again tonightat Sand break themselves church up Captain Lo-p- included two and a half million last year Two bridges promising Winter ranges are in Hollow highway said northeast distance a short like The condition season has been Provo 6 25 Engineers Watch Heher 8 37 mild but due to lack of moisture of Caldwell were being guarded Snake creek waters 14 10 watching the perengineers the as Army swirling carefully San Juan county ranges are not Mr Wentz also reported snowfall of the Mississippi river formance the highto obliterate threatened looked upon as in good condition in Daniels canyon as deep as seven closely said it opened up today for Last measurement made on Clear way feet in Strawberry valley five feet: Farmers were keeping a watchful the first time on a large scale since Strawberry Summit creek near disclosed more Price four feet at Snake creek and three Alton Summit over Alton 111 than 122 inches of snow containing eye on the Boise river which has freezingwere noCairo toand Bryce Canyon (Upper feet on Kamas bench Colonel 24 There hours jams the in past Sevier) 792 inches of water on the level risen steadily In the Uintah basin region snow1 J N Hodges army engineer in St storms are to said have Subsequent fall unofficially estimated at from short of deluges of precipitation oc- Louis Mo said there was no apincreasedthis deposit 20 to 30 per cent more than a year so frequently as to be dis- parent need for- especial precauBecause of curring drouths recent years ago is the best since 1932 There Snow on the would bring the lakes back tions “right now” in several have resulted water tressing in ground shortages it is no snow in the valley Average Beardstowa on the Illinois river towns is more than it was at will require more than normal rain- to normal or average stages within Utah however is below normal there and scene of disastrous floods in years same in 1935 according to fall to restore normal ground condi- two or three years the time in the Monticello territory snowfall tabulations of “It has been so long since we had past relayed word there was "noththe Utah Power and tions Meteorologist Alter exIs 7775 per cent of normal and prea” normal or excess precipitation or ing to do but sit still and wait” in plained company Light cipitation is but 597 of the normal Ogden snowfall we are inclined of course the hope its levees would protect for has 614 Excess Moisture average Range conditions in San inches and noneexample a normal Amount as it They will take care of the flood 'was recorded “Northwestern Utah had nearly to rejoice at Juan county were termed "discour-gihg- ” great Brighton waters as high as 30 feet year ago Bingham has 15 inches twice the normal precipitation in being comparativelybut a negligible has for example to two last Eureka year compared January and February to date has Washington County without snow this time last year brought a considerable excess to fraction above the normal Stockmen in Washington county has 25 Inches and on Soldier Sum- most of snow on deposit Park City is Swiss Society to Give the state” he said "Lake American normal Viewed prospects more optimistical mit the clipping just of 93 is the deposit levels have turned into upward depth Play o Native Land carries only approxi ly although moisture in that "region Inches compared to 16 in 1935 trends lowest stages of Fork canyon from the a notnot normal also is subnormal In St George a supply mately record and snow is piled to comBasin Area Gains able excess for the date The Daniels precipitation since the first of the “Graetlidorfet uf D’r Wengern-alp- " paratively great depths in the mounof Snowfalls the three weeks last totals inches 178 country snow year a Swiss Alpine play in three compared have tains for prospective irrigation with 147 a year ago 153 in 1934 and helped conditions in Uintah water deposit is just touching normal and acts will be presented Wednesday supplies is basin summit canyon-Help185 for the same period in 1933 Indian particularly in the west the at 8:15 p m in the Granite L D S “But it must be remembered that Snowfall on Alton Summit be- Measurements made by the forest the area from but little better off than normal Payson to Preston not enough to brag about The Sol- stake tabernacle Ninth East street tween the Sevier and Virgin rivers service on Indian Canyon summit where about Avenue under the 80 per cent of the Utah 4 Creek and Hollywood dier measured 26 inches February 1 February 21 showed 40 Inches of population resides of the Swiss society of has had an un auspices snow snow of an abundance has containing eight inches of precedented drouth country compared with 33 inches a year ago Lake Salt City for five but The deposit however is above nor water on the ground Much of this or more years up tolasting they had many many The play will be under the directhe close for these are heavy tion of Walter Trauffer the in times mal Bryce canyon snow deposits fell after January 30 when but of December 1935 The very past president intensity of snow regions Thus we must not on the same daty were far below 1501 Inches were measured On this drouth of the society and all members of may be better compre- crow too over a great depth the loudly normal but along Coal creek east March 31 1935 snowfall there to- hended by noting Swiss choir “Edelweiss” will that much if not of Cedar City the last measurement taled 406 inches and the five-yemost of this region is about two of new snow which may settle to participate Dancing and refreshfew weeks a in half its Showed 482 inches of snow Nor- average is 30 depth years behind in precipitation reexcesses ments will follow the production 4 whatever “Moreover mal there at this time of year is Official measurements for other ceipts that is the accumulated defisnow fields the in be not there watersheds will be available unmay 882 inches moods cit now amounts to the Farms Imperiled A national park ski survey made til the end of March Unofficial re- tion in two normal years precipita- aloft the supply must suffer furorder of 22 a EVANSVILLE Ind Feb major (UP) early this month disclosed 455 ports Saturday showed five feet of “Some parts of this area are short ther depletions Inches of snow at Cedar Breaks snow on Upper Rock creek 37 but one through the 'desic- — A threatened breakup of a normal precipitation while passing year’s in the Ohio river late tocated soils toward the irrigation ice gorge containing 115 inches of water In inches at the Moon Lake construc- but even that is not to be compen- streams and reservoirs There may day imperiled farms in fertile low1935 snowfall totaled 613 Inches tion project two feet on the Little sated for by the excesses of a month and precipitation 13 inches There Yellowstone three feet on Penny or two The fact is to make up a be a few reservoirs and lakes that lands and sent scores of families were 374 inches of snow aiong Duck mountain at an elevation of 10000 single year’s deficit every month need replenishing but they are only scurrying from the the drop of a bucket compared to area feet and 16 inches on Dry Gulch must have a 50 creek and 7 on Harris flat per cent excess for Meteorologist M S Collon dewatershed two years or double the normal the general soil moisture reservoir Under Normal will scribed the situation as "critical” Snow along the divide between amount for one year which has that now needs priming and Wolf Cieek Pass demand its toll before any stream City officials and Red Cross units Widtsoe and Escalante measured Estimates - indicated there are never occurred in history As stated 164 inches February 1 slightly un- from seven to ten feet on the head some Important parts of this area may yield its scant residue to the have been marshaled for relief duty der the normal average of 171 of Wolf Creek pass between Kamas must have double the normal pre- water users” inches In the Great Basin of San and Tabiona and four feet at Desa cipitation for two whole years to catch up to normal pete county east of Ephraim 367 sawmill on Blind creek inches of snow was measured comThere is no snow in the valley Lake Levels Rise pared to 26 a year ago Normal along the Duchesne river and but "The lakes are accustomed to ris seen in VOGUE and HARPER'S BAZAAR there is 396 inches little on the desert where sheep are ing in January having practically In the Pine valley country of ranged along the south side of the always done so hence their Washington county forest officials basin Total snowfall for Duchesne rise howsoever great must present not be said the last snowstorm covered up to Saturday was about six 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