Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-03-30 | Page 26 | Neeks Opposes Federal Aid in Boulder Dam

NEEK OPPOSES fEDERAl RIO AID IN DAM OA I Government Ownership He Ic Declares Will Withdraw Withdraw With With- I draw drav Tax Revenue Belonging Be Be- Belonging longing t to the States JY WASHINGTON ASHI March U 29 See Sec Secretaries ek Work Wor and Wallace tn m r their capacity as members of the fed federal lal power commission upheld before the hous house Irrigation committee committee commit commit- tee c today their report opposing the Boulder Foulder cany canyon n dam project as pro proc I posed Rosed inthe Swing-Johnson Swing bill Secretary Weeks chairman of ie I I commission reviewed revie objections to federal aid lId outlined in the report I and nd declared the c commission did not favor tavor 1 01 the government go undertaking such enterprises when private ate m- m t rests could do so well wen in-I in 1 Under examination cross Sir 11 I I II I A MAN l OF INTEGRITY A physician who reaches out to Benefit humanity leaves a n. record him that is worth while Such a- a a anan man nan was Dr R. R V. V Pierce I of ot the Invalids Invalids' Hotel in N. N Y He lIe was an lent physician a leading and hon hon- red citizen known for his hon- hon sty and executive ability ty Ills His tudy along medical lines and his of the remedial tics of herbs and plants Jed led to he discovery o 0 7 his wonderful erbal remedy Doctor Pierre's Pierres Fa- Fa onto Prescription the tho womans woman's id which has had the greatest umber of supporters for the past Uy years It is Just the herbal I required if It a woman is borne I I 1 own awn by pain and sufferings gs at I I I gular or irregular intervals by eJ or dizzy spells spens head head- che or backache Favorite Pre Pre- can now no nobe be had in tablet rm rn as well as liquid at most rug stores pd lOc for trial sample to Dr Invalids' Invalids Hotel in m Buffalo iY F. Ady Adv I 1 I Weeks Ve ks said governmental c censorship censor censorship censor ship would withdraw from taxation the biggest property values in inthe Inthe the conyon section The reVenue revenue from front his property should be left heft to toI the vari various us states In which It Is loI JoI lo- lo II I rated 3 ted he added Y I The war ai affirmed l his beI behof be- be I hof lief in the Colorado river compact md nd said he ho hoped Arizona would ratify latify the agreement EV EVADES pES QUESTION Asked Aked led by bJ- Representative Raker Democrat California if H the applications appl ca' ca fons of private interests fop fo power pow pow- er sites site on the this river ll were being being held up pending ratification of the pact and possible legislation by congress con con- gress gross Mr 11 Weeks said he was not il in a position to answer as S the quest question ques ques- question t tion Ion should be determined by the commission Ho lie added however that he would bring the matter be before before before be- be fore the commission Secretary Work Vork was asked ased by Representative Swing Republican California if there was n not t a discrepancy discrepancy discrepancy dis dis- dis- dis between hi his individual re report report report re- re port and the report of ot the commis commis- sion Mr Work replied if there were sero discrepancies they were vero very Slight Mr 11 Swing inquired which report contained his correct views but the secretary said he would not discuss discus any possible discrepancies unless the they were specifically brought bought out u EXPRESSES S SURPRISE I I I I I 1 I I Mr lr Raker inquired of of Mr Il Works Work's I attitude on the granting of private applications pending possible beg leg leg- l latIon The that if congress goes ahead Ill I'll support support support sup sup- port it He said he was aware forthe forthe for forthe the first time toda today that private applications had been filed flied I Mr 11 Work said that for two or three months he had been accused of working in the interest of private private pd- pd vate power companies He lie added he was too well seasoned to pay any attention to such attacks He emphatically emphatically emphatically em em- declared he resented any criticism that he was not Conducting Conducting Conduct conduct- ing lug his office efficiently Secretary Wallace told the com corn I the commissions commission's stand on private applications of power sites should come formally from the tho commission and Mr 11 Raker Baker moved the commissions commission's opinion be re requested re- re quested Chairman Smith said the motion would be taken up later