Show GARLAND HIE GARLAND TIMES lflHWWMHmHmHHlHM ii California Cities to Get Cheap Water From Colorado River ii conflict with the desert is soon to hare MAN eternal episode one which will be enacted In South era California by Los Angeles and 13 other cities which water district These towns — make np the metropolitan Colton Fullerton Glen-- I Anaheim Beverly Hills Burbank San Marino dale Long Beach Pasadena San Bernardino Los Angeles and Torrance— Monica Ana Santa Santa hare Joined forces In the metropolitan water district of a special governmental Southern California unit created for the purpose of solving the by the stute legislature region's acute water problem by building a huge aqueduct from the Colorado river Tremendous moment am has been given the project by the United States court action In Supreme Arizona's suit dismissing against Boolder dam a structure of vital Importance to the realization of the aqueduct plan Already the government has obligated Itself to the extent of $49000000 on the giant structure Already steam shovels and pneumatic s drills and blasting are disturbing the primitive quiet of Boulder the canyon along rushing Colorado It has been estimated that it will cost the average tarpayer less than one cent a day to buy the world’s largest It will be 2G8 aqueduct miles long and will cost It will take $200000000 six to eight years to build The aqueduct will ‘carry water from Parker's Intake on the Colorado river some 208 miles across deserts and mountains to the 14 cities in the Southern California coastal plain Our illustration shows an artist’s conception of what the completed Boulder —or rather Hoover— dam will look like the work of man being sketched to scale on a of the thousand-foo- t photograph canyon walls between which the Colorado river rushes In the foreground and on the face of the cliff are plants which will generate millions of horse power Behind the dam will Re Impounded 30500000 acre feet of water in a lake 110 miles long A portion of this great inland sea will reach the 14 cities of Southern California through the metropolitan aqueduct UTAH Technical Boss of the 1932 Olympic Sport Appointment of William M Henry of Los Angeles as rector of the 1932 Olympic games ons of the most Important posts In the managing personnel of the International games Is announced lq Los Angeles commitby the Olympic organizing under Mr Hentee This department ry will take care of ail the precise for the fifteen technical preparations sports In the games in consonance with the International federations govIt will also have erning those sports auditoriums wacharge of stadiums ter courses and other places where the sports competitions will be held Sally Ses r —By Jimm You wouldn’t shoulder gun in behalf of a rival army then why be disloyal in the ranks of industry Patronize home industry These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your Support leaving It where everybody could see There wasn't one of those traps hidden so that lie couldn't And It and pull it out without getting caught in it It" BEDTIME STORY FOR CHILDREN SOME GOOD HINTS T By is no more tasty breakfast or luncheon brepd than Graham Gems To one cupful of sifted graham flour add one cupful of sour milk one beaten egg half a teaspoonful of salt one teaspoonful of soda two tablespoon-fulof sugar and three tablespoonfuls of shorteningBake In gem pans THORNTON W BURGESS "Didn’t I tell you Buster chuckled that Glutton IS smart T said he "Pd like to have seen that trapper when he came around the next time" “I did" replied Honker (3 by J Q Lloyd)— WNU Sonic FIBRE! Coffoe Cake Warm of a cupful of beat three eggs stir In shortening half t cupful of sugar and a cupful of raisins mix ail with the shortening and add to five cupfuls of light Mix well add flour and bread sponge A A Wolverine Is very smart A fact which no ona can deny ptty 'tie hie nimble wits In better waye he does not try WHAT GLUTtON DID IS always a pity when nimble But wits are used in wrong ways It Is so with Glutton they often are ths Wolverine and it is a lucky thing for the little people of the Green Meadows and the Green Forest that he lives only In the Great Woods of the Far North Otherwise they would have far more troubles than they do IT French Send Silver Plane to President Vj" - it X T k L jujLljjvllida&iflUkSj entirely of silver this model of the transatlantic plane "Question Is offered to President Hoover by the French flyers Dleudonne Costs and Maurice Bellonte as a mark of their appreciation for the cordial reception given them on their tour of the United States The model was from Paris by the American mayors who have Just brought to Washington coacluded a tour of France MAI'K stir until as thick as the spoon will mix Set into a pan to rise and when Cover light spread In shallow pans with soft butter sprinkle with sugar cinnamon well mixed and set to and rise Bake when light — - 8impl OMMrt Place a layer of shredded pineapple or any good flavored fruit In a glass dish cover with cake or cooky crumbs add more fruit and finish to top with Over all heap whipped cream crumba sweetened and flavored Serve cold WwOra NawaDSpar Union (A Red and White Stripe’ now and goodness knows they have enough as It is As Buster Bear said Glutton la very smart and Buster's eyes twinkled as he prepared to listen to wbat Honker the Goose had to tell him about Glutton You know Honker had stopped Just for the night In the Pond of Paddeep in the Green Forest dy Beaver and was full of news from the Far North from which he had Just come "Yon know those trappers who are forever trying to catch you people who wear fur coats" began Honker "I should say I do 1" growled Buster Bear in his deep “I never could understand voice why these men folks can't be content with their own coats Instead of trying to steal ours" "I’ve always said Honker chuckled “a little while before I left my summer home In the Far North one of those trapper-mecame to live on the shore of the lake where I lived and built a queer little house there He made It out of logs and put a roof of bark on it When he had finished that be took a lot of traps In his canoe all around the shore of that lake and back In the woods and along the brooks that flowed Into the lake He had ever and evre so many traps and It took him days and days to set all of them I could see him when he was at work close to the shore of the lake but I never could And any of the traps after he had set them though I went straight over to the places where he had been at work Just as soon as he had left I found the food be nad Sometimes left there to tempt the little people for whom he had set the traps but I never could see the traps themselves lie jvas Very smart was that trapper"Of course I told everybody whom 1 met hut yon see I sleep at night so I didn’t see many Every once In a while that trapper would go all around to look at his traps and kill the poor little peopte who were caught If they were not already dead Then he would set the traps again and pat more food there It was dreadful" "Traps always are dreadful” growled Buster “One morning I happened to look over to the shore and there was Glutton the Wolverine I swam over to tell him about those traps but be Just laughed at me me "You can't tell anything about them” aald he In that ugly nay of his T know more about them than you’ll ever learn' Guess he did too for what do yon think he was doing?" cried Peter Rabbit who "What?" was listening with all his might "He was following that trapper all around eating up the food at each up Hielrap trap ahd Quick o th Trigger Some writers of the old West state that James Butler Hlckok better known as Wild Bill Illckok was the fastest He held varloos ofgunman known fices and was at one time pony express rider with Buffalo BIIL He was also a scout and spy In the Union niekok was shot and killed army In a saloon In Deadwood S D on Hs August 2 1870 by Jack McCalL was only years of age at the time Amusement in the Air In the early 1800’s a large captive balloon was one of the sights of From this aerostat England a square was suspended platform various entertainments whereupon among which displays by noted boxers were not the least popular were wont to take place "Women aren’t eatlefled with every thing money can buy them nowadays” saye Knowing Nora "They want everything credit can buy1 (Copyrletat)— WNU Ssrvlce Germany Honors “Motorized” Soldiers f vr via Are Forever “Trappers Catch You Who Wear Trying to AMBASSADOR Fur Coata” that a coat than a coat to trap Die" "No but they try to shoot you to eat and that Is Just as bad" growled Buster Honker stopped chuckling “That’s “I’ve been wontrue" he admitted dering If it is quite safe for me here" safe for “Perfectly anytonight "Now what way" growled Buster was It you saw Glutton do?" "Well" began Uouker once mors HOTEL of feather was better of fur They never try is new and attractive frock Is of t red chiffon with encrusted s of white chiffon The Jacket is itching lyons velvet lined through-vltwhite peau da sole to make sply stiff hiiuu center Quiet Boeelihafhr an( Ur priced htM tQrJO---a6ci- o A MEW of the massive memorial which has Just been unveiled In Berl 1 In honor of the of motorized devices such as tanks autos mot etc who lost their Utcs la action durinx the World war cycles 9 - THX deala I2SS to per dry UN CflerdaJ ntM uleameR Sirvie Gantt CvnatcUo we C A SHAY USTEN tNON !3rjT4 to la Manager AMBASaAiTgEMAN ADERS EVERT 8A T‘ 4 : r C |