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Show r. w. THE JOURNAL, L6GAN CITY, CACHE COUNTS, UTAH Friday, August 3, 1923' PAGE THREE SURVEY THE Will; FAMOUS GRAND . ' CANYON ' The problem of developing the Today and Tomorrow, Aug. 3 and 4 isaisEsss waters of the Colorado river for IolilHMitf Collfie of ftiigliiorrinff . . Joseph M. Schenck presents ISth nn1 Madison Ma, Oakland. (1. irrigation and power and to lesBig Opimrtunille- - fop Ktigiiiwra sen danger from floods in ImThis College maintains the most and piaetical courses in perial Valley, is arousing great complete engineering, of any similar school in general interest- - The first thing the West. Degrees granted to graduates in Heeded in connection with any tn Civil. Electrical, Mining. Mechanical c 11 such development is a surveyr; and Architectural Engineering 3 e a Sh but two years time by ondtt'ng stretch of this 1500 mile river, including the subjects Concentrates On Subjects Esquired Intensified ruggedest part of the Grand training - Individual instruction Canyon, has not yet been sur- Small classes New Electrical. Hydraulic and veyed in any detail. The sur8 Reel of tbe Best Ever laboratories. OLD IN YEARS veying and mapping of this Steam AH expenses reasonable. Number Directed , by Sidney Franklin stretch, which includes the dan- of students limited to 500 still a youthful beauty t gerous gorges of the Marble and intonfobile tSngtnCerlng and Special By Edna Wallace Hopper is the great picture that Ellis Parker Butler, Grand Canyon was started on Igiiftton and Electpical t'minei A new complexion. !Vr 40 jears I have boon in thj Youth Clay hngru, a new com and for 32 xerrs a stag" limelight, August 1, as wan announced at . author, wrote the six advertisements 'Hc'ingram star Yet I still am pU'ing youthful piqxion quicklx it purges the ljiu E.Gibsom the Department of the Interior. v. pr5' clous causes he of of all it a look that about and like the her T iu in parts, girl Saturday Evening Post . $ ' This part of the rivers course, sal low ness, blackheads and blemish teens a distance 430 of miles, which is crowdedwith bad rap- geles, Thousands of women see me es. Vo. If draw the blood to the skiu to ids that swirl between steep rock i The real test, however, will dallv, and marvel at my looks nourish and The iCsultl!. rviixe it,. the and come Manv haxe asked hie secret, when the party is in the banks, has been traversed on onme to supply teem wbat 1 that rosv afterglow 53? for at some places the urged one at first. ly six previous occasions.- - It was canyon,below Use. Wt the rim is more than It firms the kin, combats the first explored in. 1869, by Major depth I have now decided to do so, as a catuse of lines end wrinkles, redmes John W. Powell, later director of a mile. This is particularly true duty to mv" sex. I have arranged enlarged pores. Many women. In 30 I wife at El so wish tourthe all the may get helps Tovar, principal the Geological Survey w ill make seem to drop ten years minutes, I believe and And found that Mv bloom snd contour at mv grand, a trip by boat from Lees Ferry ist point of the canyon. From they will bring hope e 4, to millions what thev old age shows what constant use will lT, through the canyons to the here Los Angeles is ,390 miles brought to tpe. do 1 e mouth of the Virgin River, in distant by air line. Women cannot look their beat da) iffy. The party will consist of ten use of clav Nor caa :,v Arizona, a distance of about 300 Many veais ago French experts without the men The xouth. users their H. of keep , chief they tile me use of And Birdseye, will that, clay. make records of taught miles, and stand out in every crowd u engineer of the Geol- with other helps, made me a famous clav the slope of this entire stretch Now this mv White beautv. Youth Clay Is placed at your comof the pver and" of the topog- ogical Survey, in charge; E. C. The first nnd were crude clays La Rue, hydraulic engineer; R. mand. It does the utmost that a raphy. muddv, such as many still employ can do. Vou will alwavs thank The Colorado, one of the great O. Moore, geologist, and R. W Their results amaaeri me. Rut they. clay me fur It when vmrtPBmrlurwTinnrfr rdT new all Fuch? e a of have r txpe since clay lopograph perfected It means. tv rivers of the country, is often manifold effects Hooper's Youth called the Nile of America. It the Geological Survey and E. which hr.ngs have studied Certain scientists Clay is supplied bv all druggists and drains nearly v 250,000 square C. Kolb, head boatman; Lewis clavs for more than 20 years. They toilet counters Prices, 50c and 1 R. H. and Freeman, Leigh Lint, an area to mineral rare found have of that miles, clay, that equal per tube. Also my Youth Cream, hbrings maximum re- which should, follow the clay Also th Atlantic Cpast States from, E. Blake, Jr., boatmen; F, B. laden, whic have reto found ways sults They my Facial Youth my unique liquid Maine to Georgia. The highest Dodge, rodman and Frank Work, fine it. to remove the useless mud cleanser and pathos! and some of the best Drama, thrill,-fuAlso my Half Youth, cook. in its basin ard the peaks The clav I now use is white and which brought mv luxuiiant hair points Mr. ever. Butler acting Earlier Explorations. says that Constance Talmadge, dean and dainty. My Beauty Hook comes with each. of the Continental divide, which drama-picturmore want this The Can first If Grand of von section added her factors in found you beauty Thev have amj stand more than 14,000 feet creates a Ming Toy who new benefits longer youth, these are the ways to many will above sea level, and a part of jts the Colorado was first crossed in which tellbung be surely oneof thebest loved characters on thescreen, me this white clav, which attain them. They cost me xears of water finds its way into Salton 1776 by .Father Escalante, a They I call my Youth Clav, is the last searching and a fortune They cost devW'allace HopIt brings en you very little word in facial clays A. gripping picture-froSea, in southern California. Spanish missionary. , Little the populaf play. If lively new conceptions of what clay per, Bti m ii ess lAddfessr Yihui k estix, Which lies more t?ian25CT feet olopment took place m the basift can Ad tak& Wise, do. million ten until a became it people by storm, Mr. however, part below sea level of near the United Butler the will miss his States, Stretches. aggregating about guess. acie. Some of these duetjon 1200 miles on the Colorado and middle of the last centuryT Pvior SO YeafS Sees Sligfht beneficialperfactors"'are"the'"iil-fluehc- e A First National Attraction.' its principal fork, Green River, to the Civil War the 300 miles Gain In Potato Yield of the agricultural exand several hundred miles on up from the mopth of the driver statons, agricultural perimental Per Acre other tributaries have already to the needles had been excolleges, and the United States been surveyed and mapped by plored, and a few small steamers of Agriculure, Department As we are potato growers, the Geological Survey, and these plied a somewhat uncertain imentations, through expei on lower these reaches. trade st.ll in small the potato class, stretches, together with the and extension work; stretch to be surveyed this In 1869 Major Powell made hi3 if we are to judge our standing the influence of the bordeaux-mixtur- e boat You Can't Afford to Miss This One treatment m the control year, extend continuously from trip of .exploration, by more by the gain in the average pro1000 miles or duction acre the made in the through per town Green of the River, Wyo., of fungous thseases affecting on Green Rrrtfr, and from Grand of river and canyon from what United States in the last 55 the potato; and the development is fetation of now the railroad yetrs. Statistics gathered by the of special secRecently more attention has certified seed and seed of high; crop of the country by many Junction, Colo., on Colorado RivRiver, Wyo., to the mouth United States Department of tions where the average yield is been er, to the Mexican boundary. Green given to the production of quality. The use cf high-gra- De- - millions of dollars. Good seed is The results of these surveys are of the Virgin River, Ariz. A. agriculture during the last half often from two to three times one of the determining factors in seed, says the United States shown on a continuous river that time there were rumors of century show that the average the general average for the better seed by growers who are partment of Agriculture, would he production of maximum of the production per acre during the United States. making a specialty of producing increase the returns from potato crops of potatoes. map in sheets of convenient great waterfalls, passages tun- five year period, was river underground 2 through size, generally on a,scale of nels and other like terrors. Pow- 98.7 bushels. Our grandfathers DESIGN FOR A TOWEL inches to the mile. did almost as well 50 tgo. Will Rapids and Radio Messages ell disproved these rumors, and producing in the five years year per' Detailed examinations are to although hfs party encountered iod, 18681872, an average t of smashed and rapids dangerous be made of possible dam sites, 94,5 bushels to the ;acrev ;Iii which will be considered from one Jboat, bo lives were 'ost on s our ability to;, grow the t rivet. 'Uf iparty , both the engineers and the flopotatoes ha lownear who fb the thVKCsr Four boats view. of rist's point have been con- er end of the Grand Caftyon Wnre these- 55 years! only enough to, of special type raise the average production by structed to stand the rack and killed by Indians. 4.4 per cent. strain of the work in the From 1868 to 1888 the averand each member of the BRITAIN UNITES age yield decreased steadily un' til it was but 74 bushels to the partywill be equipped with life Since that time the averpreservers, The boats will be THE EMPIRE acre. yield manned bv skilled boatmen, all has been steadily inage until it is now the highof whom have had experience in creasing the rapids of the Colorado. The LONDON, Aug. 2 During est it has ever been. A number Use several sttetch the war Great Britain seized a of reasons for the decline irt outline stitch, using the same color. rapids in this WE) kr looking for ilmple Trace the outline of the pattern to outline sonfe of the wildest wrnter of foi-ititebes which work sp quickly the end of a towel Just above the I French blue embroidery cotton strands of embroidery cotton end German submarine cable run- yields durihg the first half dewill only have to wrap the these lazy Bummer days, and you hem. One half the design is riven, in the United States, and the ning from Emden to the United this period are given by the Die spaces lh the pat jjjj line dotted can the here find the will most the ee,Jle once. the In! pattern given thread for are thrming States, and at the conclusion of partment, important prepared r'thenUre tern with large French knots party be" embroidered In record time, lng the center, among them being the ravages of experiences. ; Every precaution hostilities one end of-- ths-h- ne, has lcn taken for' their hafety was drawn up to England and the Coloradcrpotato beetle during the early period of its inand for the protection of the the othe rdi verted to Halifax. of thd eastern United vasion and apphotographic surveying Today at Halifax the wire Sate& the financill depressions paratus, , joins . the telegraph system of 1877 and 1893 Which brought , Part of the outfit includes a which extends from Halifax about a decline in Special radio receiving equipment across Canada to Vancouver and agriculture in New England, and arrangements have been thence under the sea to New York, and other heavy made with the Los Angeles Norfolk Island, Australia Fiji, and potato producing areas, and a Times snd the Deseret Newrs of New Zealand. soil fertilof gradual depletion Salt Lake Citv to broadcast As a result messages can now .items of interest to the paity, he sent from London to the An- ity.This downward tendency has which in turn will send out tipodes in 30 minutes. Thus are been checked by a number of bv courier at the trail the h factors which have parts of the All helped to crossings. The radio outfit conheld together. and empire the yield average pro- sists of a standard regenerative receiver with two steps of ampBy Qiiria Sughroe MICK1E, THE PRINTERS DEVIL W lification, modified m the instruA New One Nnii.i Dm SurGeniwiVsl ment shop of the vey to meet conditions which AuwKfft SCMShUiUdr VBU fct rtrtE SSkmay be expected in the canyon. CNtS Um EH.S Hv5 CA- WNS , NViO vwsma pock 'The antenna wire 150 feet in Ajrowtete tom." nHeC.E VJN'i tHE rt'kO 'CVS.E C0)Efi5 HAW&NVlG ti4 length is carried by the partv Vwuivm N&o SOtO x EUX&. N on a small real to facilitate windSHPEOS OM 'IU1 RgNP. ?OQ QCOPWB OP tUESE HERS 'XNW.C ing on moving camp. 'ConsiderHE SEX HE OVJOt &OY gOOUlUES PRokktHEnV fePARS SN VMS. able static trouble is expected. Owing to thei frequent thunderstorms in August and September, but the party nevertheless most of the messages. As a .UO rtbOAH HE eovxe 1VJ MiO SEt BEM' UlVA, to be able 'to receive NuD WvO rtUfct Abb PEbb Xb' PIECES, nU' COVERS most of the messages. As a matter of fact word was received SO HE GAO VMVCH EOUbOUt OWOeRSYAW, that the party at Less Ferry late WM AUO SfcbP (SoOV-E EEE I View OUT - in July before the " expedition started down the Canyon was able at 9 p. m., to hear 'radiophone messages from Los An ConstanceTalmadge f 00-mil- es -- A$Ts W$T. ial I : 1 Iut tfi 1 THIS j -- which-amar- es fft 1 new-typ- ton-Ograp- , BUper-cl- a tvrSi Edna-Walla- ce 1 n e, , it-does- m Also Buster Keaton in The Balloonatic ns 300-mi- le j potato-growin- p g de x 1 1918-192- other-word- f . ! - r caja-yon- 300-mi- s, le I 11 1 uurnmer , , well-marke- d -- bul-deti- ns far-flu- ILJlOOO Bri-tis- ng B.Y.C. Gym To- - Students, Patrons and Friends Cordially invited mmwi .ft w -- V mat-expec- -fo - f ts O u v x 4 ; V I r t I |