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Show rr.inAY. LIQUID LATEX Seli Vialcaniing t Any thickness, all for all .urpust-s-, m .M-.l- . sprav, diji r lru!i wuik. Write P. M, CF.F.U. 8620 Madisoi Ave. Southgate, Calif. l British Field Vzrzl.?. Turned Dcwn Ly A. R. P. 1.0NIX;N -- F;.'.J :.lrh;,l l.crd ix F5r:i:h v forces in Silf T.iiiu ii!':J ti:e army if ihc B!of!s pi i.iring the World v.i.r. bill li.c V.'islni'Ps'.cr tLw.dnni air r;i:;!s prtrautinns comrrii'.tiu cjii use his services. He c!Tcrcd tJ do any work they co-Jfi:;d fur him, but was turi.ed down. Lord Milne was f r evtn cais l the chief of the imperial staff. He has filled many other important position. He thought that hi qualifications would permit him to be an adviser o.n sandbags and park tieiu-heur even to help with a few lectures. ' But, no." he explained. "They aid there was nothing they could offer ire. I don't know who the people are who are holding the jobs, but I've always thought I knew a bit about it myself." ?.:.d r.u THE TAILOR SUITS MADE TO ORDMi and nCMODEI.F.I) for Ladles and Gentlemen cleaning ri;r.ssi(i 1060 EaNt 21 lit South s nTTOTMITlTTTlSHI KMiMOm r.plv Szr-arat- The pron.w.1 Colorado river-Gr- eat described hera as "owe of the mo?t impor-t.r- .t proU'tt was ha.-- , whL-in connection with the general appeared E'irvfiv cf the Colorado river basin." for the WASHINGTON1 the Tli cf t Piii of the 1". 8. Jj'nn :.f r.cljn'.?.ri:.n i lie replied ft St nit 'or V.'iiiiiin H. ti ci!c'.1-''ic iiumit-tp.- i Uiiiii cf T'inh in a sn.-t'.a bill to uth:rii;e r:i luuriij Init.i'.i ST 3 J w:t!. fjr crntiii-ji'ii- s ir.Vii-.'.jd'.sj- l'se'.f conte:i;p'-a-t froiii the uii i:r Col bstm tt4!.sport:ni it The i.jvjiit tskinc livr HiT.i.ii thj V.iji;:)i to mrmnt-itn- j I'tsih's valleys. i'Tiiiabij ari.'s Ai tn In'tGi'Hl rait of lb-- proper, ? power fo- - T":. ' I" tli ' Hiver-fircAssji-i.i-f.Ti- y. : Yt :'a tcvitn."sny w,!s citizen aie . v.cnld hi dertloiieJ M'.rics. Of tliFS3 l.i.j in April. givn imereet to Vtahi hitilisrhta : ti th9 first point, br?n a tentative allot-nrn- t of (50;0)0 from the funds for the fnbial iuyestlKation of rrojc.c'?", allotted to this tiudcrtakhiL-- . That, of course, Is expondahle over the next two years, find we hare b mind at least meeting all tha sta'e funds which are svallibb during the two-yea- r period from ft? atip'opriarlona made avail r able far general investigations the reclama'ion law. That is Mr. Fag5: ,,.,. at the Terla-ma'.i.j- n un-ds- anil (Sift 2120 South 11th East ltnji Hy. 8382 Here in our new LOCATION We have added a Complete GIFT SHOP to our JEWELRY DEPARTMENT -t f'uJ'til thj facts cncst':il:: i:. :l- S ft New Liner cf be we know ii'H.ild PLAY SUITS and SLACKS N Survjys in Prcarcss "iT.i perhaps ri!iieiiiljr t'.iut the net ilire:t;d the bnrtau to prepare a summary or m inventory i f the Irrii'H-.io'- i and prwer possibilities r'.ver basin. That work has been tc'.r.j; on for several vtari; in i ti this 1 a feature, i: should he studied In c.muortl.in wi'h the general summary. Acta.il-lthe survejs se in iirngres. unJ Mjtl surveys in the vlilnity of Kid:-fielami I!Ua and othor plaits to $1 00 Valus-- i A LADY GAY SHOPPE In tha in by tin Colorado It sin V.'at ;r Viirs to the r rrv!y where '.' mi-'- ( them GRADUATE WASH DRESSES ' $i09 I vuUn-.tnC. mi I.ADIF.S' and fHII.DREN'S ta S.nstcr Kind's Questions on Hearing for to Complete WuiL. isvi;i!,:d Lovely Gifts SPEI i!H:imatiun Chief Hrinjs Out Htnefits to Ctah Land in t.-.- r gu-.tru- F. W. KIEPE UPPER COLORADO SURVEY IS TERMED "MOST VITAL mat it. ima the re son whr the department. I think, repnr'd adversely on this particular bill, in that there is suf ficient lez: f1 tire authority for to rarry on this type of Investigation. Ssnatcr Kino: "The department: U in fs'vcr of the Investigation, is it not?" Mr. Par?: 'This is one of the, rr.".st laino'tant projects whlrh have' in ronnrption with the 1 Colorado. frmt-t- i rurvpv of th lSor basin Ktilhorizod by tha act, In bai I.'uh quite rnpMly in th3 WLlild hi srvi;'' liv trsiisniouiitaiii v.hiih this pro'poaiJ dirarsRn. there have been a "likewise number of studies made mi the from eight prsspecttvc sites on tha Green and Yampa rivers at tha origin of this aqueduct. Thosa Include neiigraphti-M- l studies of various sites for runnel construction. So that actually the surveys are well initialed ami. In fart are making good prozress. The state, thrciuli impropriation, made pvailable (62.500 for this project r for the period, tnd v,t welcome the opportunity to meet state money, because we obtair two dollars' worth of work wltfc one dollar's worth of federal ex pense: and we have the definite policy that wherever states innk money availabla In that way they hare a preferential status In the study of tha projects in such stats and for that reason we content plate carrying on as fast as It car. ba efficiently done with the fucd which ara available. "Th3 project Itself Involves quite a comprehensive program. Tlu map illustrates what Is proposed There Is a pretty high pumping lift at the Colorado rlvr, for storage fnd the generation cf power from 'dams on tha river, and a diversion at an altitude of soma 7000 feet, permitting the water to go through power plants ion the way down to the high class arrigitble lands. Some of them are already irrigated in tha Salt Lake basin. It Involves recapturing a iarge part, perhaps 50 per cent of the power which Is not needed for he original pumping, and distrib uting It where settlement has been or a Ion period In progress and ivhere Very high agricultural pro- ruction Is possible if an adequate water supply is available. "As a matter of fact, Utah is In position where, unless some such hfng as this is done, It has pretty ell reached the limits of its agricultural possibilities. Thev have retty well developed in Utah all he irrigation possibilities, and as n consequence those areas are in riany cases over populated ; that Is, he holdings are too small for sue- essful farming operations; and nly by augmenting their water upply and promoting the produc- ion of more intensive crops can hey maintain their present popu- atlon and maintain their present conoinlc prosperity. two-ysa- trans-Jmounta- ln East 21st South 1051 Cireful lnv;:t;3u'ion ' i!:,i! s .:tyn t hi this, " ".vliusij btntii: v'i.l.l lio su ii.niH n; i'.i.ii;:il "arefiilly tie JMtl ol liclli'tit til '',.i,.'iiie !l:e stutf r'.l'Tuli in tirihiiiziiu and Old Theater Diicovered In Abandoned Brewery t;.-l- wii-'I- '!. PHILADELPHIA. I Aiitririrttini; iliir tigiicul:urhl to demolish an abandoned Philadelphia brewery. According to records, the theater was first known as the Philadelphia Music hall, later as the Concordia. The date of Its construction is unknown, but the brewery was built in 1867. Sections of the proscenium arch, the balcony and the "peanut gallery" were still intact. Sanatsr King: "In jimknj; those studies I HS::uiue it will involve a jstudy of the wers of the Colorado jriver in miy of the upper basin (States, iiuluding Ciljado?" Mr. Page: "The eiral surrey of the Ccloiad) rivtr lsin Ciintem-piatef- e a ra:tfiil inve?itation of nil possibilities, in the (iirado liver basin, and tiff is one of the major features whiih have appeared in the state of Utah. Mxt of the others are of relatively 'small importance.' There are ti few small projects In eas'crn Utah but, generally spfrklttf. the soil qunlity is not such as to Justify any large expenditure on them." Senator King: "Your investigations have demonstrated, have they net, that there are larae areas of very fine agricultural land which would be served if this project were to no through?" Mr. Pagi: 'Oh. es. There Is much more laud in central and we ran hope to weiiiani Utah get v;;.ter for cut of the Colorado tli-u- A long forgot- ten Civil war era theater was rediscovered when workmen started P. Frisky is Smart Dog; Takes Taxi When Tired CLARKSDALE, MISS. When- n ever a hard day of visiting friends leaves "Frisky" too tired to walk home, the hefty bulldog rides a taxi. He "hails" the cab by going to a taxi stand and scratching on a door. Master Sam Hochsteln foots the bill when his pet reaches home. down-tow- river." Senator King: ''S3 hat if water were l hifnet for the lands to which you hare Jast referred, homes could ha inde for a- large - uiimher cf petit Is?" Mr. Page: "Yes; thousand of people. As I sv, the aaricultural development of Utah is about at its climax. There are nnt many places where water can ba made available to improve the conditions." Senator King: "This appropriation which is being sought by this bill is necessary and would be for the advantage of the upper basin states and would aid in determining Just where rower and irrigation projects are feasible and might be constructed?" Mr. Page: "Yes. I think that much more than the amount specified In this bill is needed for that purpose In the upper basin states. This Is one part of the general program which we hope to have adequately financed by appropriation under the general authority." He is haiijiiest, he he king or pensant who finds peace, in his home. 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