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Show 2 r - Immense Lobby Favors Boulder Dam, Utahn Says WANTS NATIONS ALL DIED . ' . ; ' ft 'if ; WL -- zs-r on Saturday. In of representative that report the Utah congressman s tlnuites there having been no congressional Investigation to bring out th exact figures that advocates of th hill have apent at least floo.txiQ boosting the bill this session of congress, and have atpt fully half a million dollars In promoting th bill during th past six years. For the purpose of bringing the subject of the Boulder dam liibby Into the open "In order to determine what hearing Improper and misleading Influence ha had or may have on the proper understanding" of the Boulder dam blll,lr. Leattierwood goes Into ort, th subject In some detail. In his saying: Lobby Hss Been On of Largest And Most Active In House. "The lobby In behalf of this hill dilation," th foreign minister de-- -r Is and for years hss been one of the clared. largest and most active lobbies in He laid on th lagging disWashington. I doubt if there Is a armament emphasis discussions, and cited as congressman who has not been butrefutation of th common argument, tonholed either In th halls of conthat universal disarmament la impos- - gress or at som social gathering by sible, the case of fiermany, which has a Boulder dam lobbyist. All kinda neen ruuy disarmed now for more than of lobbying have been used social six years. lobbying, direct personal contact lobbying, propaganda lobbying, etc. Spe cial favors. In the satur of trips to TAX REDUCTION In the house and their asslstanta, ths lonnyists, were required to make thei dully and weekly reports aa to their progress In their attempts to win th support of Individual congressmen to thi Dill. ChlciQO Mayor and Host Of Publisher Ar Booster. "Nor has the work of this giant lonuy Been confined to California!!. The mayor of Chicago, with a sps clal trnlnload of "Boulder Dam Boos tern," came to Washington last year ar. in neignt or tne Boulder nam de. bat in the Lnited mates senate, in order that he might exert Ms power ful Jflftuewsand-.feitellMten- t leadership in nenair 01 tnia legislation. Th publisher of a great string of ne wa turners cam to and personally called In some twentyWashington of his employees and assistants from various sections of the country where his paper are published, in order that they might add their Influence over senators of the I nited States to the herculean eitnrts in behalf of this legislation. I'urmg in past several vsara a large percentage of the members of both th house and the senate ha been most hospitably entertained In California by the enterprising promoters of thla project, Thla entertain ment nas not been confined to members of th committee considering th ::yivW;':;i mm J?4. 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VACUUM CLEANER high-vacuu- Wi Have the Beit and It Costa Ton No Mora These lenses have caused "The new mode r Millbrae Seamless Worsted Wiltons Sickness Recalls Murder in Idaho k- 25-fo- And Our Famous (Oenrlaaed from IHure On.) American Kusba. colony In Siberia. a. a hayen for "oppressed workers in America. At various times Haywood Is said to nav. grown tired of hi. lot in Russia and to have decided to return to the United States, but so far as known he never made any serious attempt to come back. . SjTIlMl? ? HAYWOOD IS CRITICALLY ILL . I .Grand Wilton Rugs Anglo-Persia- n 3, acr-fe- ' LOS ANGEI.KS, March Jl (AD Th battle over charges of Insanity and Inebriety which C. C. Julian, oil and mining promoter, had burled against his wife wa announced aa ended today by her agreement not to fiKht ths Intemperanc chargea and to enter a sanitarium for several LOS ANGELES, March (AP). A series of charges of blasting powder, In all, were act off In month., to recover her health, CS pound road construction below th west wing of th 8t. Francis dam arch four days before th great structure collapsed th night of March wiping out 100 or more Uvea, This testimony wai given today at th coroner- - Inquest over, dam vic tim by J. If. Bouey, nglnetr in charg of maintenance of th dam. Bouey snld that Tony liarneschfeger, caretaker of th dam, who was drowned when It gave way, had set off th charg during th building of a new road leading down behind the western dyke wall. The blast were set about 90V feet from th lower aid of th dam. Bouey declared that th explosion had not sprung any new leaks In th dam. although numerous smill leak had been noticed In th west bank of th structure, all, however, eeplng only clear water. Testimony was .produced that less than a half hour before th dam broke there wa no indication to pasaers-bof th impending disaster. Dean Keagy. Loe Angeles power bu reau shipping clerk at power house !o. 1. above th dam. told th coro ner' Jury that he bad driven past th dam at 11:30 Monday night, March 12, had noticed no unusual amount of water and had heard no unusual amount of noise. Keagy aald that h learned later a motorcyclist had paased th dam In aafety and had arrived at power bou xo. i artsr n aid. Kit Munx. rancher of Slltabeth Lake, said he was at the dam Month It gave way, and that day day, in caretaker, who was one of 'Is had mad victims, light of th seep age, aaying: , "There are only a lew little leaks and there I absolutely no danger, t "n " Of n Unrt-herg- y Mist Oveta Culp, 22 yean of age, lawyer, to assist greeting delegates. rr v regarding activities, Colonel Charles A. landed here today after leaving Washington preaumably with New Days Before Collapse. California and gifts of grapefruit and other California fruits to congressmen and their friends, have been judi MEETS THREAT ciously and Inoffensively distributed. but haa extended to memTh Woulder dam association hss for legislation, ber of other committee and tn anv (OaatlatMd from Select years raised and spent large sums of other members who were available Houston Women Out.) money ior activities and ror a trip to California. Any governto th Boulder dam bill, requiring propaganda lobbying for bill. A .cor their ment official, whether on official busiSithat at Umatilla Rapids shall be de- of lobbyist! who represent and are ness or Temple, Texas, Girl to merely on a pleasure trip, Is veloped under th terms of th fedth Boulder dam association, always assured ty not only of an eral power act and not by th gov- paid th Los Angeles bureau of oower and In Calisouthern ernment. light, th Imperial valley Irrigation fornia, butreception Help Entertain. Incidentally of an oppordistrict, th state of Nevada, the city tunity to make Dam Will Never Revert his position with refof Las Vegas, Nev., municipalities, of erence to th Boulder Dam publicly T States, Leathsrwood Show. southern California, etc.: are so con known, either at a publlo dinner In h Th force beat th stantly with us when congress li Jn hie "HOUSTON, Tex. (AP). Among th honor or in the columna of th amendment, Dut not until Mr. Leather-woo- d session that they seem almost to be newspapers. Automobile to younger hostesses who will greet th trlpa had put Into the record a showInstitutions. They have teen with ua points of Interest on the Colorado Democrats at their national convening that under this bill th dam and year after year for six yeara or more, River and In th Imperial Valley .r. power plant will be forever owned sometimes tion her in June will be Miss Oveta before commit- freely provided always, of course, ac and operated by th federal govern- tees and at appearing other times their companied by on or more Individual Culp, executive secretary of th Hous ment, and will not revert to the states, money and spending theirearning In Intime abl to point out th merits of th ton Woman's Democratic club. as will Boulder Dam, If It ever terviewing congressmen. Interviewing Boulder Dam project. out. This mad the lssu one of pays unAlthough eh Is only twentr-twmen, taking poll of the conditional and perpetual government newspaper house and yeara old. Miss CulD haa been lerai manufacturing And Proponent Should Keep operation and sal of power, and the circulating anat, nuvisor 10 me state DanKing depart devising ways Still About Lobbying. committee deliberately voted to put and mean propaganda, ment and parliamentarian of the Texai by which this or that View Of the foreirnl 'In th government Into th power busihouse of representatives. She studied congressman can be controlled or a oner summary of th lobbyis ness at an estimated cost of 145,000.-00law in L W. offlcd the of her father. by th folks at home, setting ingoniy In behalf of th bill, I up 'backfires' on these congressmen hnv activities been awestruck by th auda- cuip, wno lives at Temple. Texas. folks with the at home, and exercisColorid Man Offer of proponents who that ing th other well known ievices of city the bill is being opposedrepresent Protecting Amendment. by. a lobby, form. Although many Marches and the skilled lobbyist. has it seemed to me that on this subSenator Waterman of Colorado, who inquiries nave oeen made for It, It hat ject their silence would Indeed be not waa the on Colorado River adviser California Has Furnished to our view yet been golden that th discuslson of lobbying The committee exposed appointed by Secretary Work who re- Thousands Annually, considering thi bill u om.uiu to nmue a srarcn ior it and all we could aistasteiul fused to make a report, has proposed extremely "Thousands of dollar annually have them. Jltl ImanitniMl f n t hot MAtln. n . una were tnese other work spent by these organisations of P Johnson Boulder Dam bill awarding been "And what of this other powerful, Ing for the bill. Th. lobbyists only evidence California and from donation of th sinister I seen and have acre-iew . u. ..1 ii of this 'power trust' lobby or flamboyant lobby which i.wv.wn corporations, such as the Imsome rather stupid telegrams water. His amendment would require public aeduclng were perial valley Irrigation district and la aald to be engaged d her In anH em io memoers last year rronrfnan 53 California, by It legislature, to ac- the Los Angeles bureau of power and us, in forcing knowledge the eternal right of Arizona light, the chambers of commerce. ceptibl congressmen to vote against agera and officials of nower rnmnan ies advising ua that they were opposed t, to at least 3,oo,ooo and also From one source alone, namely, from this measure contrary tn thai,. K.t. Th treacherous, lecherous, to th government ownership features In no "That event Judgment? shall there th county treasuries of southern provides: ver be demanded or required out of California, malefactor lurking behind oi me Din. ir that puerile effort repa fund of 50,tt00 is being treasonable on th main stream of th Colorado or has been raised for lobbying in every tree th highway trod by resents the best this 'Dower trust River, by the atatei of Arisona, Cali- this single session of congress, it Is thia fair maiden called th Boulder can do, and so far as I know It waa Is Dam bill fornia and Nevada, or either of them, said that the county of Los aald to be a 'power trust' their magnu. opus, they are getting On any water In excesa- - of th amount alon Is contributing 125,000 Anl magnificent credit which la not their to this lobby.: and gathers from th press due. If congresstn are overwhelmed reports apeechea of proponents of apportioned to them by article I of fund. In addition to thla fu nd. larre me Colorado River compact, to b sum tiav been i meaa whs mat monit.i-oy a telegram, wlatt has happened to HDomrriafjt hv th. ticallyuju preventing th enactment.Mfl. them delivered to them or any of as a result the work of this at of them, council Los of city Angeles and other Toft's np alKawh.,-- . " citle and by th other omninHim. Business; that no con- other crowd of really skilled workers? The senator regards this amendment abov named. gressman la safe from their plot- and as aesentlal to protect th rights of "It aeema malign Influence either Inside or out- - REASON GIVEN conservative , ik,urA,. . . ..... C. IU th upper basin atatei to their oi nis ornoe. w ar told that , estimate that th tmi the real Teaaon for th failure of th of water, accorded for WHY LOUISIANA lobbying actlvitie this experiment In government ownership them under the 'compact. Under during single session of conrre. win - i Senator Waterman's amendment, th 000 at Muscle Shoal, is this lobby and IS FOR SMITH and that of a half million if la It upward of that the Interior could not pronot watched the people secretary ceed with th Boulder Dam project un- dollara have been snent for lnhhvin. will b. deprived of this great gift of activities th during til the California legislature had by years Boulder Dam. I doubt If there has (Costumed from Pegs Ons.) . "Th. hfinn...., past several law acknowledged th rights of th evrr uten BO mucn written anri Mv.b-- n have been In th public offices of it. and so little seen or heard of In handling election details. clerical upper basin states. any The representatives in congresa. Last year being as of these "power trust' lobEwing forces, confident In their a former officer of the American Farm ROYALTY MAKES ARRIVAL. It be of the hobgoblin. control of the party, decided It would unless byists, Bureau who waa th di !uuiis usea oy Dad nurses to be a waste of time to call either :; ATHENS, March t (AP). Queen rector offederation, the activities th lobby- frighten district conventions or a state con refractory children. atari or Kumania ana rrlnc.. Ele ists, set up his office Inof one of th "Thi. bad lobby must indeed be a ventlon for the election of delegates Flra'U '"Oay.n rout. room, of th. Senate Office ,nCv1V.ed secret organisation which work. In to the Democratic national convenbuilding In(j there the California i.i. injnmwuua ways lis wonders to per- - tion. It would be mors quickly . and less expensively done, it was by th5Democratlc central committee. and It was don than and there. ' Th abolition of the conventions for th fourth year period could not b accomplished, of course, without a fight, but it was a short one an outburst of protest has followed. Tl'.l. come, from the minority forces who feel that th party ha been outraged, and that th right of th people to a vole in th selection of a presidential candidate haa been denied by a pliant political committee. Thla ha. caused rebellion in several of th congressional district. Th opposi tion 1. .debating the Dronoaltlon of calling a .tat convention tn defiance of the stat committee and of electing a delegation that will contest the right of th Ewing delegation to be seated." if In spit of th apparent Indignation among some of th Louisiana voters, it Is practically certain that th selection of a Smith delegation from Louisiana doe not run as counter to popular sentiment ar it does In Arkansas. The Louisiana opposition to Smith 1. based on his w.tness and on other reason, distinct from hi. religion. While Louisiana Is as natlv. American, and has as few aliens aa any other aouthern state. It has a large and Influential Catholic The great new Model 11 Eureka is here. population of French origin whose an what cestors cam there more than ISO , LET US SHOW YOU 0US WONDERFUL SELECTION Exploded Near Inebriate Wife Agrees To Stay in Hospital St. Francis Dam Four March 21. Lobbying, so far as the WASHINGTON, Boulder dam bill is concerned, has nil been in favor of the dam not apamst it, according to the minority report of Rep O. Leatherwood of Ltah, filed with the house resentative March BERLIN. (AP). Th league of nation, must npt default In Its disarmament prcgram. despite tin apparent Impotcncy of Its organism Foreign Jilnleter Stresemann told the Society of Foreign Journalist. In an addreaa at Ita annual dinner tonight. He .tressed Germany' right to de aa niand universal disarmament vouchaafcd by the treaty of Versailles and the protocol .ipnrd by the Locarno poweri In 1925. "The whul problem of dlaarmament fiMa ureu iriL ai tun yuuu aa a result of the failure of the Ge neva discussions." he said. In his audlenca were leading flgurea in oermiin diplomatic, lira us trial, pax lismentary and financial life. "Desplt. th. conflicting emottom aprlnxing from alternate currenta of skepticism and hope, we muat not despair of ultimately attaining the common goat of international recon- -' news- as Til destination. Lyons. Th trio wre mt by frlndj In company and taken In an automobile to th fUar cam her Colonel of Breckinridge a with hla persons attorney, Colonel horn Henry H. Breckinridge, and a Captain brother, Ir. Scott D. Breckinridge. - a Tor Th Powder By HARRY J. BROWN, ' Staff Correspondent. 2S it PiU in Minority Report, De clares Half Million Has Been Spent in Propaganda in Six Years. Germany as Example. 1928. Democrats Pick BLASTS SET OFF Notable Aviator Lands in Safety Lovely Hostess LXINOTO?j. Ky March II (AP). 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