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Show CACHE AMERICAN. FOUR BIG PROJECTS TO COST 2 BILLION Dams Will Provide Mil liont of Horse Power. 11 Outwelglilnf Vtili(im. o!hT slntl roiwlructlv niteryrlw of msoklnd except Ili bulltllng of roads snd nrilroad. four gtguntle inter power projects now under way In Amertrs will tusk economic bUtory nbeo hroiifitit lo comple-(jonCotnl owl of the four Tli Ilian 2,tM.U). la nior project Tb four projects art Ilia Muncls . Eboat proji-c- t on Hi rlrer, Hoover dam on Hi TenneColorado. propon'd EL iJiwrenc dam or dam, and tli propoaed Columbia (i rlrer dam. Tb Muole Slnwla project, built after lb beginning of tbe Worbl war, an primarily lo prorlde a de aupply of nitrogen for pcndiibl Iloorer dun, making explnulvo. now under construction, la part of a rant plan for providing (Mover, conserving water for Irrlgallon and prerenllng domestic uw. and Tbe St. Lawrence project Is flood Intended to provide power and to a pen the Great Lakra to drop ter navigation. Tfia Columbln rlrer project, also, (till an englneer'a dream, will permit ocean vessel lo go farther up (ha river for Irrigation. To Coat $2,000,000,000. at present Indicate that will ha needed to cover tbe expense of dama, power plant, and work directly connected with them. Tba power produced when the planta are opr-atlnIn full capacity will be between C,i0,000 and 7.0H0.00U borse power sir nearly half tbe capacity of all the existing water power planta In the United State. which army engiInstallation neer last autumn recommended for tbe Columbia rlrer alone would yield the equivalent of more than 40 per cent of the total production of electric power In the Culted Slatea In 11)30 and only a little less than the total amount produced In Estimate at leaat $'M).0UU,)U cost the government In the neigh borhoml of IlMHXKl.lsiO. The dam and the plant were nut until Ifl'.'.'i. Since IXi completed! the dam haa been producing power, though, because of an Inadequate distributing ayslem, not to Ita full cnpaelly. At lime the Tennessee seniti down enough water to pro dure I.imhksI horse ower, and It ha hew) eslllmilod that If Ihe river were Improved along lis whole mw.-could length 3,iMX) be developed, I loo. or ii.iin. originally known as the onlv one of Ihe I.onldor dam. no four major projovt tlmt I under Way It Is limited In the lilnrk can von In Arirotm. The Hoover Dam. Although llmvi-- d.im will he ex reeded In power production liy Hie Et. lnwrei.ee and the t'o'uinhla It this rlvi-- r power ileVcIiqiiiii-ncertain Iheatriral qinillllc arising from Ihe rugged nature of the re glon and the river, vinh ns no oilier power project In Ihe world pos s q he t.i iii will he ntde to Indd two jear of normal flow of the Colorado river It will develop alioiit I'ski.taai ninsiaul horse power, with a maximum capacity of about twice that mm h. The total cost to the government of Itoovi-- r ill. iiv tin put at iml more than IKYi.taMi.ono by act of congress. The ilevelopuient of the SI. Law renee river la part of a far flung plan to Improve on mil lire by opening the Groat Lakes lo deep draft ' Jje Sccrc Qf IN WATFRMANS SEAT COCAN. UTAH Well ,. DrCSSCtl frli-tto- a By CIIERIF. NICIIOHS ge Util-lenit- y I'uli-stli- : r End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion I r ; , Karl C. Filmjler, a Kcpuidicun, wlio came D.roiigh the III was elected iimlslhle safi-ly- . dorado to serve out the iinexpired erm of the lute Culled Male Sen Dior V, W. Waterman Mr Silinjler I an HHorucy, lie look Ids scut lit Ihe liccembcr '. y - . ".1 The plan Ihe Colimihla river are still on pa The possibilities of the Coliim I, I, i, ns shown In army engineers report, are nothing short of In the river and Its trill ultiries, ll ha been estimated, is a potential horse power of about ID, In ten dams, wliliti have lamiNSI hci-proposed, (here would he about S.hX'.'HX) horse power. now believe that Economists these four project will he a major llem In the economic history of the United Slates during the next dec- for the development of ade TALKIE FILMS USED TO AID EDUCATION Pictures Help Students to Understand Talks. llf-'- O, Chicago. They're taking the Proposals for Improvement of the Tennessee river, which drops MX) yawns out of plijslc and chemistry of Chicago by feet In flowing C52 miles, were at the University Into them. film talking putting of a the crisis head to by brought tnole the World wnr. The Culled States Not tlmt the dance of the Jii7.x or a set to been cult's'' has needed tilt rates. The Muscle Shoals or nn.v thing of that sort plants were built to provide them chfstra, have gone the uiovle by taking them from the air Instead, scientific. use the a process requiring through What the savants of the Cnl of electricity. or Chicago set out to deni verslty The result was the Wilson dam, a majestic structure 4.300 feet wide, onstrate la that the fundamental 142 feet high, and equipped with of science can be far more vividly and speedily Impressed on a stu bO great timid gates. To date It has dent mind by an animated film tlmt runs a few minutes, than by a pro found lecture that lasts more tli.m Comma Makes King a few hours. But there is no dan picture ousting of Siam Real Mad ger of the motion the Instructors and turning Into a Bangkok, Siam. The king of and professional robot. Lecture Slam Is very mad. films now will be dependent on each He's imid about a comma or other, with the student's maximum rather about the absence of one, progress the goal. In for If the comma had been Molecules Dance on Screen. the story there wouldn't be any For Instance, on oral description now the flush whenever roynl of the activity of molecules may not story Is mentioned. register deeply with a class. But Mall out the left The Malay the via demonstration visible comma. It published a story screen, with celluloid plngpong balls with this headline: Impersonating the rnucb magnified "Ipoh Man Says He Is Credmolecules skittering around Inside itor of King of Siam." a huge Jar, clarifies the principle Darned Whitaker A gentleman leaves an Indelible mental Im and was examined In bankruptcy Thats precisely what happens age. proceedings In Ipoh. Among litIn the opus "Molecular Theory of tle accounts owed him he cited Matter. King, of Slam, $57,000. Taken alone, It was emphasized A copyreader on the Mall saw Prof. Hermann L. Sehleslnger by no significance In the commas, of the chemistry department, the dropped them and wrote the head film could 'not convey the proper Implying that his majesty was amount of Information to a class. Whiton Mr. to the cuff $57,000 Shown after the basic theory has aker. been explained and discussed, howHis majesty spun about on his ever, It provides the most graphic regal ear when he saw the story. possible Illustration to the lecture The Item, it has since developed, Professor Sehleslnger and Prof. an one S. J. King, referred to B. Lemon of the depart Harvey Australian tin miner, who lives ment of physics prepared the mate In southern Siam. The editor of rial for the two films, "Molecular the Mall now goes home by a Theory of Matter and "Oxidation circuitous route so he wont have and Reduction." Twenty films are to pass the palace doors. planned for the physical sciences division of the university, of which gome already Hie under wuy. "Each of Ihe film (mis Ion min utes," Professor Sehleslnger commented, nnd Includes detinue, ex pensive, and dllllcult experiments with the lies! tvpes of apparatus. By photographing these processes we can save much time and labor for other Institutions which will buy the films lint which could not afford the time nnd Ihe money to conduct the actual experiments for smaller clashes. There has been (nicked Inlo these ten minutes so miuli male rial and such varied experiments that even the lectures alone on these matters would occupy more than five hours, and the scries of experiments several more, to sa.v nothing of the many additional hours of prcparnlion. This is sup posing that each experiment would go off successfully in class. Ere quently they don't Man Offers to Repay U. S. for Army Pension Maxwell, Nell. O. J. Israel, (,'ivil jears received United States he sa.vs. he government. years old, has war veteran, has for a pension from the Now, government. wishes to repay the Israel, eighty five enough money to assure him a com fortahle living. So he has offered to donate the use of the forint r Maxwell State Bank building to the government for its post office. The building has been vacant since the bank was closed several years ago. Farmer Seriously Hurt as Mule Chews His Leg New England, N. D. Arthur Ken dnll, farmer. Is recovering from a rritlcal condition after Ids leg had been nearly chewed off by a mule. Kendall was pinned under a heavy sack with the mule when Ills wagon broke down. The animal, frightened, seized Kendalls leg with Its teeth. It was necessary to pry the animals jaws apart to free the leg. r-i!- iy J. v S2S ',(Vv ?.I v " Is now Sponsored by the chambers of commerce of the Pacific coast cities, the steamship Point Ancha on a cruise unique In shipping history. The vessel Is Itself a veritable Boating chamber of commerce and In Its Interior are exhibits of western manufactures, with agents aboard to explain them and take orders countries. Ihe Point Ancha will tie np at thirteen ports In the Latin-Amerlca- n 014w. J BERETS AND TOQUES INSPIRE MILLINERS fllirs tM.lH'tK ntif mi The fact that the beniberg crepe which fashions It I red la significant, for seldom occur a season In which red of all degrees la so much In evidence as now. Just a glance nt the lavishly dres to the right styled and one Immedately senses Its proper place. It environment I at an afternoon club reception, or tea at fire, or a matinee or a muslcale oi some such gathering of the elite A gracefully draped peplum distinguishes the blouse which I made Tbe of quality-kinwhite antln. skirt and the lower portion of the Tbe sleeve are of black velvet Idea of combining satin and velvet is one which ninny style leaders are Of course there must advancing. he a touch of fur, which In this In stance Is expressed In a bordering The of silver fox on the sleeves. velvet toque with Its subtle little veil Is typical of millinery trends for afternoon. An evening dress, and It could he mistaken for none others, is It also follows shown to the left the late mode of making up satin and velvet together. Note the fitted line across the diaphragm and the longer skirt The cire satin of the gown la brown, so is the wide velvet ribbon which trims It for brown ns color Is decidedly In a the ascendancy. rit. two-piec- e 1932 Western CHAPPED' HANDS Sli jo htiaiiti to U0 M ml Mm). Bell bus irt iirt Jg or 5 $5 Pcron rEKoS ( tale. 41.1. id. $250 $250 taa alik H.ik TIIE HOTEL TWO HEWHCUSE I TAB SALT LAKE rtTT. W. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. Your Finger Tips! Cuticura Soap ta.qnnllfr.ft Price 23c. in mdto oerviclng, Proprietor,: Potter Drag & Chemical Corp, Malden. Maoa. St, Salt lata at makes a turn out to baby be Newspaper Union. OF CELLOPHANE B 11 1. HIE M( IIOI, AN The maid's eye view of the hat for the moment is something It has a heret Inspiration, hut dilTi rs from this long popular piece of head covering In that on the left side II is cut up Into a point with the fines leading to it swerving in nliiuvd a seroll fashion. A flower or a pin often Is placed In the apex of the V. or again, a narrow piece of ribbon crosses the crown of the head and terminates No hair, or even in a small box. tho lobe ot the ear, Is visible on Ihe right side of the head, and the left side is not left nearly as exposed with either the beret or the By means of the toque vogues. swerving line to and away from the point of the V it comes further down over the tip of the left ear. As for materials, these new bon nets use fabrics almost exclusively, either stitched flat, quilted, or left Cellophane fashioned into belts, purses, cigarette cases and even hats plain. and berets Is latest news traveling the rounds 'n the realm of accesRussian Touch Is Seen The cellophane belt here in Headgear and Shoes sories. which is folded and woven shown, the not must We forget, during kindergarten fashion from half-incfor big collections of winter clothes strips of cellophane, got its start the sinn.fl woman, now being shown to fame in Hollywood. It Is now here, tlmt Hie head and feet are th- - star among the season's smartThere is a very est accessories. Sometimes the Just as important. belts strong Russian influence In hat are crocheted from ribbon cellokid and Cossack caps models. inch wide. The phane shoes, for instance crochet is done In single stitch. One of Lueiie Canty's models Purses and cigarette cases to match wore a pair of those high pointed the belts may be either woven or back slmes we mentioned not long crocheted. Berets In color to match ago This particular design is be- the costume are made of the celloing experimented with hy all of the phane, together with woven or croleading bootiers. hut especially h.V cheted purses in which to slip the Costa, who feels that it answers a lipstick, powder and hanky. These need for an original thought in various articles are lots of fun to shoes. Tlie high hack line follows moke. They cos' next to nothing If tlie line of t he ankle quite snugly, you do the weaving or crocheting nnd ending in a point, it Is very yourself. The cellophane may be flattering to the leg. procured In eight vivid shades as well ns in blark and colorless transIt may he bought by the Fur Is Used Lavishly parent. on Modish Formal Suits sheet, roll or already cut In half and fourth-incribbons. In weaving the The formal suit N lavishly furred, belt the width Is used with or without a shoulder cape folded lengthwise down the center Broadcloth, with its smooth, suave of tlie strip to give the several texture, fashions tlie most Interest thicknesses required. jng models, with silver fox and Per, sian lamb used for suitable contrast. Short Jackets There Is u new fashion saying Doing It Up Brown tnke lnclihs off your jacket and A stunning brown costume con At sists of dress of brown wool and you fake years off your age. waist deep cape ot brown Astrakhan any rate the new little bolero made with slits for tlie arms to go jackets, and those which reach just through. A tiny muff to match goes to the hip bone, have a young look with this. Other accessories are also that Is most refreshing. And they are so casually smart, too. brow n. 32. Is always rcadj to fcocp your Lands in I good condition. Pure, and containing the emollient and protective properties of tbe Ointment, it does much to prevent redness and roughness. broadcasting, commercial radio, televtiton. ate. Beat training aeailablw modern equipment free literature. Kern tuition. Wooten fJoclncal Cotaga, 1X3 Roiaot ' h AHT CU., it IMENTHOUATUMl position liw wil rrov assort mnt Isltn Avr, Monroti, Csllf. To quickly relieve chapping and roughnest, apply toothing, cooling Mentholatum. WANTED t 100 Hathi 400 Room $2.00 to $1.00 Family Room ff CPEAKIVC, about this nutter of whut to wear and when to wear It. the real should Ik- - placed on that little word "when. for no nui Her how costly or how perfect In deiull (he ensemble. If It he a ajiort costume when It slumbl have been a dinner gown or on aft ernoon dres when It should have been a formal well, why describe Hie feeling I As to Hie secret of being well dressed, It really I no secret at all, at least to the woman who pos Bosses the happy faculty (It doe seem to be a gift with Some) of knowing exactly the right costume for the right place and at the right time. Consider, for Instance, the trio of handsome costumes herewith lllus (rated. At a glance one visions the selling In which each belongs. Let us begin with the smart daytime dress posed In the center foreIt Is every Inch patrician ground. nml precisely wluit It looks to be a costume to wear about town. Tins Manning dress Is made of a beuutl till soft ratine crepe of beinherg (a new fabric), which lends Itself particularly well to the mold to the tig lire silhouette which Is favored hy best dressed women for their strccl costumes. Its modified width at the shoulder. Its convertible iiwkline (the gray astrakhan scarf collar may a bo he worn swirled low at the throat) and Its novel cuff treatment are all points of style Interest. Gray and silver details provide a striking contrast to the deep red of Ihe fab H it Vk mode new half-inc- - science. Powerful but hvrrule. ITrasant to take. No narcotic. Your druggist will refund your money if anv rough or cold no m rttrr how lung Handing i not relieved by Oromulsiuo. (tdr.) . h Floating Chamber of Commerce on a Cruise Mon Living found by the recent Aborigine Min buy . aerial survey expedition to Central AuMrnll.i ure reported to be a primitive a Stone age men who PAKKtK'S Inhnldted Europe fi.mat years ago. HAIR BALSAM Their rites nnd ceremonial are very li t MopiHairlaUlM it crude The huge lieiiddres worn by Imports Calsr tsdml Half BMtttytoUrarMd warrior during n rorrnboroe, a celefew st UniKSMiu T k m it conIs'' tlie bration among pinto tribe, SHAMPOO I wsi -(sisted of grns nml feat her bound VLOkLilON Msssslhs lisifllstssm MHurtiunwithi arkr hair fl oral Puffy 60 rmu by (Mil or tltirui rial. Uncus ChmomU Vturk, I slctaruc N.Y Stone-Ag- e M-- oo vessel. huinnn hair. No live eat with THEN WHAT HAPPENED? finger Traffic Officer "bay. w bats youi "p n ridge" comioaed Lsd; the HreT Ill of ground gras accd, and fir U hurry. M here Where did Uiuii originate? wooden Prlvcr "In your eye, you grost b! made between by never ha been definitely birthplace , uaed for car- gorgeous policeman ! located ami pertuip never wilt, but alileld nnd a woonu-rasmall article. Emu new on. rying the hunt merrily evidence on the origin of mail I BnsUr'a Magaphnw claimed by T. D. McC'own of th TRIP TO ENJOY The lesson tb radio "crooner" of California and a member of an expedition digging around In have t u light I being put to practical SAIT LAKE AND Thl exKlltlon Im un- u at th Scott Field (111.) rmy NEWKOUSE In cave earthed some rare camp. There the bugler round hi on th western edge of Mt. Carmel. reveille, me and (up csll Into the n any Ida finding Indicate mouth of a huge megaphone, hung that man In "subhuman but auper-anim- from a mem! pipe and adjusted to The call can form first appeared In Aala. the proper height. be beard easily In remote part of Ilia evidence consist of fragment the camp. and complete skeleton of nine men, women and children who lived nnd died some .Vi.miO year ago during the latter part of the Mousterlun culture stage. They are wild to represent distinct but preof human being historic specie Don't let them get a atxangln bold. with heavy bone ridge over tho eye Fight germ quuUk. 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