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Show Tin: SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, Id islffl! tiAnlrft of th Pnak LlHtMhHnl Aftst'rtN TL ownm, ImihI urkti rl v rtif)r intcre; hR ut in the TO TJHE . SI1E ii Hir va!!y, Mr. m ntlment of this thl t rottru itdilN. Khml h oi hil prortJoiiHtoly of i'ttrnruohA iiidlam tl v of th th H it i hr rl tutttic. too long for foil jjuhll.Miun Kelt. Hr kKiii h o : Th .an, outlin'd a trlfiv r to Ihkih Mt th l.t.idwatcra of in VomliK, end hy the Snake in high iiftrssury Mltitufln in thut Muta and aimi At tiiltouA point In the alley In Idaho, to of ntuie npproklinutrly 4 ikki 1m) water vihidi row flow over Milner Uum and In hum;c(1. rlr Figure Given on Largest Contemplated Irrigation Talks Project in World. nt.g Ii rrvoir Storm 1 vu Insure Abundance iJMx of Range Feed, Declares in Rig Figures. Don B. Colton. controlling feature of the engt-h- -. wora to l done U the construcdam too f t high at tion of a American Fan, wnre a reservoir oer-in- g 'i,hh acres of bottom land and with o9M of atock in Kuo)torm U. S. Recla- a tflpaiitv of 3 OoO'tHHi is to be built This will be the iutgtst reservoir Uintah county tin's wintor, but the at of for iinaiion in the world The aine novr which proved a tletruneat Service Discusses Ttm this dam I estimated at $15.hM,oO0. eonMrui tion of the dam doom the will innure abunOanl raute feed and deetroo-ilopresent (My of Ametuan hall to b Hugo Scheme. as for wlthli the water during the grazing eeaaon t ia pm t of It D area whlth wifi ti b low the inrfac of tear, Poa H. Colton .Vertial aaid the lake ci cited by the (bm. Mr. Colton ia in bait Lake ue the cost relmstc are, the ycaterdaj'. 131 ti f1iit-h- ( at ted who are finely to predict cn route to the meeting of the South lh Tribune f.tlbue s)i mid not forget that in the Snake west Idaho. March 2T. UAHu KALU league at Loa Andea. lie ! River valley today it irrigated liona, resident of outheatern Idnlto In from tho Wvotmng lino to where the member of the delegation appointed by the Snake river forms tho boundary of eastIn the article, Tamlii Governor Bamberger to look after fbo Musk " which wav published la a recent ern Oregon, uie the show place of the intereata of Utah 4t the gathering. Amerhan number f the Reclamation lievord and great Th Minidoka and Twin Falla projects, Heporta have been circulated that reprhited by tho Juclflc HuHder and containing 44,o0 acre of irrigated lnL the 1om of aheep ami, cattle in Uintah f J. Hlarehard. atatlathUn by produced tn jyi a rmp valued at $ in or an average of t9 per acre, accordeouuty thia winter was exceedingly of the t'nlted Hate reclamation aentce. enhe Mualc said. "We have had a an The Kler valley offer ing to the state engineer. The Holse and large, gineering and aortoojth ul problem of a Layette valleys are equally well known severe winter, to be ure, but condimagnitude which cull for all the wealth for their abundant and valuable crops tions were not so bad aa pictured. Tho in the upper valleys, where the season is of experience gained bv the Irrigation enloss was among the sheen. somewhat shorter, the crops are rcstru ted greatest gineers during the pat fifteen years, The building of a dam at Ourav. . triA article to cereaiS, sursr feet, lisnly vegetahles The Mtiulvth ian aaerta that the eventual and foragn rop for livesiork, which which in-is - a part of the plan to reclaim Snake RKvr val'ey development will coat latter coicdltute an important and land Tmperial vaJlov with water m all, that It will rank aa ore profitable Indu.ury from the Colorado nver and its tnbu- ii Fixation work's In the of tho great The accumulated In careful would defeat the building of by; , d.ia, . . . , i tarie. world, comparable with the tremendous of Kugiish In achievement engineer rendor uselees immense deposits of coal Jvgypt and ind a. It ia h Vhalijse to tho can be (Hmstructwd within lh estimate Mr. Hmiuhard of to $12i per acrw to furnish a guar- and other minerals and would submerge Hpnclty of Uunocrao av a. anteed water supply, the lands benefited ;iO0,i0d acres of farming and grazing Th development is being worked out ty tan wusilv bear tile tharge. mgethir with land. the federal govri.ment, the sato governInterest on payments spread over a term VTljy should land be ruined in the ment. rare) act people and private com- - of yiars. Uintah basin to reclaim tracta in Immil-loti- im fY7d l, fo-th- .MOKM.NU, MARCH 28, m- - th rx inmu-fth lnrcwr litor'Hi, tlnui privMt tohalt thur SUNDAY g Statistician of mation the t, n, "lre Kty dert uon.-twi- o, , ROGRESSIV'E lioibicwiveg everywhere tens of them, many of whom have never done their own washing before are dow buying electric washing machines and saving the expense of having their clothes washed away from home. And not only that, for an electric washer provides an abundance of clean clothes and makes them wear If you already do your own washing there is all longer. the more reason why you should own an AUTOMATIC Electric Washer. tlion-saodn- , perial salleyf SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO SEEKS BETTER ROADS 1114 ivcj.il ts Ths Trlbtms. PUCATELIO, Idaho. March Idaho will not get muUi atata aid. according to recent derisions of W. J. Hall, slate commissioner of pubiie works. Th roads outlined for work this summer are from Handpolnt to Bonners Fer- ry. Fourth of July'1 canyon road, roads on Camas prairie, n 8t. road and the tlarilsan-Ueaut- y road, bay In ail north Irijno. The ohemiier of commerce and County CnKlneer Havener haie recently taken up ultli the atate the of construct S ails road as ing the Uoratello.Anie-kii- n vital link in the state hikhway svatetn This part of th hlghwuv I throuah sand and will no doubt be mudo of macadam or bltullthlu material. Merle,-Harriso- Automatic Washers Sold in 21 Days In the first 21 days of our SPECIAL MARCIf OFFER, 1114 AUTOMATICS were sold a world's record, we believe. eat linens or your heaviest blankets. a washer and wringer It's Our SPECIAL MARCH TERMS down and $3 a month make it possible, for anyone to buy NOW. It will not be so easy after April 1. The AUTOMATIC is the most washsensible, economically-pricemachine made in low first ing cost, long lasting, sturdy And fully $3 d ACCUSED RADICALS ARE RELEASED guaranteed. PHILADELPHIA, March 07. At the request of the commonwealth, four New York labor ' louder., including one of five Hooiulint zuspended bv the New York assembly, wore diaoharged in central police court today when arraigned for a hearing on charges of inciting to riot. The lawver representing the commonwealth, in nuking for the discharge ef the men, said they appmontly hud expressed oniv thoir private opinions nnd were entirely within their rights. There lind obviously litvn uo incitement to not aud no disorder, he added, and as the state had nothing to do with the row over the New York Socialist assemblymen, it was satisfied to hne the prisoners discharged. of If" washes everything fin: your -- Order your AUTOMATIC today without delav. - FOR SALE BY ALL BRANCHES. Salt Lake, Utah Eureka, Utah . Bingham, Utah Park City, Utah CoalylUe, Utah Ogden. Utah Layton, Utah Midvale, Utah Logan. Utah Oatland, Utah Provo, Utah American Pork, Utah Lehi, Utah Pleasant Grovo, Utah ' Idaho Falls, Idaho Preston, Idaho Montpelier, Idaho Rexburg, Idaho Rigby, Idaho St. Anthony, Idaho Ashton, Idaho McCammon, Idaho The Price Positively Advances April 1 Wood Club Organized. ejwcl.il to The Tribune. HlPERT, Idaho, March IT. A Leonard club for Minidoka, countv was or"offices of in the law ganised yesterday Creason A Vetiy. Another meeting wl'I he held Monday night. The organizers expect to enroll a large membership. Wood Youre Proud of It! HEN you lift the cover on the instru ment and your visitors eyes catch sight of the word Sonora they know that you have purchased the finest phonograph it is pos- Speed Demon Now With Mormon Co. Field Man - -- sible to buy. And when they hear the S&nora, the magnificent tone, clear, true, smooth, lovely, full cf life and expression, quickly convinces them that the praise which they had heard of the Sonora is truth indeed. After you once listen to the Sonora, the Sonora is the only phonograph that can satisfy Superb Models $50 to $1000 Wholesale Distributors SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH ilfteJfighesi Glass Jalkvag SHacftinein ifieJtorld UTAH'S PHONOGRAPH LARGEST DEALERS 'Y 4 ROBINSON BROTHERS MUSIC COMPANY 6 SOUTH STATE ST SALT LAKE and PROVO , frifttH 1 4 We draw our own drafts on corre- 'jt spondents all over the globe and keep in daily touch by wire with the worlds exchange markets. - , I 0 Thus we are able to furnish exceptional service to those wishing to buy foreign exchange. We advise against' exchange for specula--' tion and do not care to sell for that ' purpose. Brt N HARDWARE CO. 1)4-3- Foreign Exchange , - STEEVELL-PATERSO- dollars' of two hundred r thousand Salt Lake City, Utah, SPECIAL WATER BONO ELECTION, (1200.000)- , for the purpose of acqul-in- g 1920. Cottonwood In Little water 27th, April right PUBLIC NOTICE. Pursuant to Ordinance No. SO of Salt (jUKSTION 10. Bonds to the amount mmaimfifnMwim-umw'iini' nj'IU of three hundred thousand dollars Lake City. Utah," adopted and approved of on the 22nd day of March, A. I). 1920, (1300.000)- . for the construction In a of conduit from mouth Little spethat the public notice hereby gien Cottonwood canyon to connect with cial election will be held in the respecthe Big Cottonwood conduit; tive polling places In each ward In said QUESTION It. Bonds to the amount Tuesday, the 27th day of April, cityn.on1920. of four hundred A. thousand dollar submitwill be conatructlon of (1400,0901, for the At said election there ted to a vote of such qualified reg. tstorage reservoir In .Littld Cotton-- w ood canyon 7 itered electors of Sait Iaike City as shall hate paid a property tax therein In the The polls will be opened at seven year preceding such election, the follow- - oclock a. m. and continue open until seven .oclock p. m. of the same day, and mg questions; !.ake will be closed at that hour. 4 Shall Salt Lake Pity, Salt There shall b no special registration (founty, Utah, create an indebtedness of voters for the said election, but the by issuing its negotiable coupon bonds tn certain amounts not exceeding In official register last made or revised shall constitute the official register" for the aggregate the sum of three milsuch election. lion. three hundred thousand dollar , The ballot to be used tn voting on (13,399,(109), for the purpose of supthe questions submitted will be prepared plying said city with water by mean and furnlHhed by the city recorder to of the specified projects hereinafter the Judges of election, ti be by them stated for inereasipg, improving, enand furnished to the voters. The election will perfecting larging, extending, be held and conducted In all respqcta. water to the present supplv adtl.ng as nearly aa poesible. In conformin' with and waterworks system of Salt Lake said the general election lawe of the state. Pity. I'tah, and for supplying with In witness whereof, the board of comcity and the inhabitants thereof missioners of Salt Lake City, In. the State additional water, the said additional waterof water" and the Utah, huVe caused this notice to be water,' rights works for supplying such water to be published and posted as required by law', this 22d day of March- - A. D. 1920. owmed and cbntrolled by the said E. A. BOCK, Mayor. municipality, said bonds to be abso(29) Attest; due WiA LEATHAM, and twenty payable lutely - year from their date and bearing in(Seal) City Recorder. First publication March 29th, 1929. terest at the rate of five per cent Last publication April 27th, 1920. (5 per cent) per annum payable kM12 semianminlly, ns follows; 1 Bonds fo the amount Dingley, veteran racing driver, QUESTION NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR. e now manager of the field maintenance thousand of f.te hundred fifty-fivSealed proposals will be received by dollars ffliiS.nuO), for the conetruction department for the M&rmon, who ia the undersigned at th office of the clerk distriadditional of conduits, supply W. K. Lovering company, visiting the of the board of education, City an( Counbution mains and conduit equalllocal Mormon car distributors. ty building. Salt Lake City. Utah, until ing storage basins and canal enlarge13 oclock noon Monday, April 5th, 1929, ments; for the labor and materials required for Bert Ling ley, who has been named amount 2. Bonds to the Ql ESTION the contracts for AN ADDITION TO THE manager of tne newly created field maindollar of three hundred thousand JACKSON tenance department for Marmon car serSCHOOL, located at 750 West (3309,000), for the purpose of acquirNorth street, and also for the heatFirst vice. readied Salt Lake Frtdav and will otheror ing by purchase, exchange remain for ae.eral days Inajiecting the ing and plumbing contract for AN ADDIwise additional water right In Mill TION TO THE OKANT SCHOOL located Marmon. service station of the w. i local Cottonwood and Greek creek; Big K. at 825 South First W'est street. Salt Lake company and. Incidentally, QUESTION 3. Bonds' to the amount City, Utah. giving suggestions and advice to local dollars thousand hundred two of Marmon owners Drawings, apeetticattons and Instruc(3200 0(1(1), for the purpose of enlaig-in- g Mr. Iilng'ey will bo remembered as one tions to bidders inay be examined at th the Mountain Dell storage Reseroffice of the clerk of the board of America s most daring racing driver voir in Farleys canyon; the regular hours of each businessduring He It was who In 1909 won over Joe day. 4 Bonds to the amount QUESTION Drawings, apec.fications and instrucTracy by a nose tn the Vanderbilt elimof one hundred twenty thousand dolto bidders tions be ination test. HI obtained may actual at. and win" oier lars (SJ20 009), for the purpose of enremoved from the office of the clerk of Tracy waa by about fortv seconds after the at the pump.ng plant larging the as board, drive. upon He was In the French deposits follows; gruelling head of the Jordan river on Utah General contract: First set, a deposit (Jordon Bennett race the same year and lake and for additional pumping of 325 09; each additional set, 315.99 m' fee performed well at the Falrmount with canal in connection the plants and 325 90 deposit. lark race. sy t cm ; and conField maintenance work opens up a Heating, ventilating plumbing 8. Bonds to the amount QI ESTION tract, A deposit of 515 00; each additiontaut field of endeavor for a man with thousand of two hundred dollars al set, 510.99 fee nd 515.09 deposit. the wealth of motor knowledge of Mr adconstruction for of the 3290.900), A contract bond In the sum of fifty Inngley. He will be responsible Tor the ditional atorage reservoirs in City per cent (60 pet cent) of the contract service faculties of Marmon distributors Creek ranvon, executed by satisfactory sureIn eery section of the country. amount, It is QL ESTION . Bonds to the amount ties, will be required. within his province to visit and Inspect thouof sexen hundred twenty-fiv- e The shall be proposal a'l Marmon service chops and ascertain by sand dollars (3725.0091. for the cona certified check made accompanied payable to the that the method and sgtem employed of reservoirs in struction storage Big undersigned, amounting to at leant fiv are tip to Marmon atandard and calcft-late- d Crdtonwood cwnyon; per cent (5 per cent) of the amount of to give that measure of satisfacQUESTION 7, Bonds to th amount Die proposal. tion to Marmon car owner to which they one hundred seventv-flv- s thouof The sealed proposals will be opened In are entitled. sand dollars (3175 900), for the conpublic at Qie office of the board of eduTha V. K. I.oi erlng company greeted of storage reservoir in Milt struction cation at U oclock noon, Monday. April Mr Ulngley quite royalty. It being a 7s Creek canyon; 6, 1929. cardinal principle with tin company to 3. Bonds to the amount QUESTION The rght Is reserved to reject any or gte only the best service pose. ole to of r.e hundred twenty-fiv- e thousand all propose 's. Marmon owners and It welcomed the dollars (3125.009), fop the construction Board of Education, Bait Lake City, v to hare a man so well informed of storage reservoU lu Emigration Utah, and capable as Mr. Idngley apja.se the on cant By L. P. JUDD, clerk. imUsMls, compan) VU ESTION 9. Bom) to the amount KS222 But to those desiring to end money to foreign countries for legitimate purposes we offer opr iworld-wid- e facilities. Walker Brothers Bankers . liij feii; link. mmiiVIll A Tower of Strength Wi'i'D IMKIM111I VAijmiirr-- ' HI'!!"" v Founded 1859 ' , |