Show UTAH SOlON T TO BE SPEAKER m mj ON j BASIN vE E E 0 O. O Leatherwood I L Down for Address I I t. t t at Colorado Meeting Steps Stops looking to the i- i tion of the Colorado river pact pactS or ox the drawing of a new agreement between the states of the Colorado dver river basin will be discussed at the i forthcoming l joint national conven- conven of the Rocky Mountain Public utilities association and the Rock Rocky k Mountain section of the National I Electric Light association which L Lare 11 are to be held at Glenwood Springs A plo pio Sept 14 to 17 17 inclusive it was learn learned d Thursday i N Among the speakers on this sub- sub f who are planning to attend the gathering are Congressman E. E p. p Leatherwood of Salt Sau Lake and bly Governor ex William Spry lio Is planning to visit Glenwood f 1 next week after a a. trip to Denver r. r Leatherwood's address acI according ac- ac cording ding to the program received I will have for tor its subject ct Too The River Project and the 1 Boulder Boulder Dam Bam while nile Mr fr Spry's s r irs FA r remarks marks will be general in charac- charac r along the same lines An address on The Colorado RIv- RIv i id the Upper Basin States will willbe be delivered by L. L Ward ard Ban- Ban II Ister r president of the Denver Demer of commerce Other speakers at the convent conven- conven t Ion tion include Edgar A A. West general gen- gen jeraI J eral manager of the Utah Light 5 i 1 J Traction company Marshall Samp- Samp 1 izell sell l president Central Illinois PublIc Pub- Pub lIc Service Ser company M. M II Ayl Ayles- Ayles sn s- s n rth managing director National ElectrIc Light association Dr Charles A A. Lory president Colo- Colo fado ado State Agricultural college chancelor Heber R R. Harper Denver Denyer I f u university George Tenne Tenney manag- manag hg editor Journal of Electricity orIO A. A DavIs Oklahoma Gas R company compan O. O P. P Anderson ison lamp works Harrison N. N l. l J Henry Swift Ives hes secretary f Casualty Cleat Clearing House Chicago 0 r |