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Show EBEEH n -- ...... ftinwiwiBw,, THE SALT LAKE. TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST .. , - nr. tm ,..,, ... t. t.- - 19, 1923. ... , r.,T;.;.;.:..i,.:...:,.r.r.r,T.-,T.i...,.:.fc- v, i:ui... - i.rr.T.w y.r.nr.mi M Yearly Yachting Festival Attracts Brftish Society to Isle of Wight ; Mammoth Water Project Involves Thousands of Acres in Utah Desert r 1 Engineers Plan Transforma- 'tion of Arid Sections Into Locker'-Lampao- not nearly such an enthusiastic sailor aa hla majesty and one of the- - days was found missing lust before the Im portent races. About two hours later, when King Oeorge wus growing rather concerned aa to tha aafety of bia con sort, she returned with a big basket on her arm. Laughlnrly and anolnaetlcally th queen explained to tha king and the! guests that she hsd been rambllnt around the countryside In search of plants for her rock garden at Balmoral the royal Scottish home. Thla rock garden la said to be the finest In the world, and every root has been planted oy tne queen a own nsnds. Among tha hute smart throna- - at Comes are many well known American Prominent among society people. thent la Percy Cbuhh, of New York and Long Island, who dined on tha royal yacht one nltht and animatedly discussed gardens and gardening with tne amg ana queen. Ltdy "John Leslie, formerly Miss Is Fertile Agricultural Center. The weight of trtter that tumbles down th course of tha Bnaka river In Idaho and eventually aieandert into tha Pacific ocean And tha fore ef tha falling mitt of tha Bear rlvar tn teutheeetern Idaho and nnrtbarn Utah that raada tha briny Oraat Salt lake la 'to be mad to lift water from tha laiy and turbid Graaa rtrer hundrada of mllaa away And literally maka tha daaart aa tha roaa. Tha daaart la question tl that Green River, Utah, on tha m.ia Una of tha Denver di Rio Granda Western railway In ursnd and fcmen counties, on do in aidaa of tat mar ana on both aidaa of tha railroad. Estimates vary from 16.00 to 41.004 acrea aa to tha area of tha rich farm Unrf ta ba benafttad. Srientifle laboratory matboda comtined with tha experience of practical farmert In tha Graen Rlvar section ara ta ba aombinad toward ma king thla da velooment not only a raal auccaaa. but to accumulata data oa baiie methods and oroeeduree which will ba applies bra elsewhere. Tha lor moat considers. tion In tha antlra undertaking la to ar rive at a plan of development for thla oa eco and other sections tnai wiu . nomleallr sound." tn matter tha any lntareatad Tbu. all la the mora filled with aaauranca of realiaatlon because of tha vary nature tad cascades ' i, r f i bloe-ao- ni t Jerome ef New Terk. hat been teen LADY DICIIt. a lot In her smart ensemble ef II fUnlversaf). A about tnd tweeter and white society baa beta at Cowee, the tccne acariet beret pleated skirt wltb her son. Seymour of tbt great yearly yachting festival Leslie, famous young writer, who la st the Isle of Wight, this week. Queen very popular with the younger set. Others noticed have been Mrs. Oliver alary board'd the royal yacht Brltannli the former Mist with Kint Georre on Monday, but eh By OIRTRUOK LONDOX. Aug. i vis-It- s, for study In both sociology tnd eco nomlcs. Tht whole plan Is not to much a proj act aa an undertaking already com menced. The farmers of Green river sre working out their part In the plan. The atate and federal experta and ape J. a i i. - :. ft s. - 1 ': A . 1 kfr III ( St Typical Scenes Around Green River delists are studying the many Inter estlng problems connected with the program te Inaure that It shall succeed from the start. Engineers have ttnrted Upper left,' an orchard abandoned after three year of cultivation, still showing a spark of life; upper Tight, showing the productiveness of the Green Biver country under irrigation; lower left, corn eight feet high, with two more feet to grow before cutting. Insets, one of the oil drilling operations near. Green River;a string of fish caught with a fly in Green river. . of tha undarukina. It ta not a promo. Ion ef a new colonisation project, but development la which there la com Plata cooperation for mutual banaflt - Haaldenta of tha Green River section who own land that only naada water to maka It broduca In abundance, expert from tha staff of tha Utah Atrlcultura colileee, V. 8. reclamation eervlre man Rlsnca Paget, of California; Princess Wlaaemaky, daughter of Gordon Self- - ' ridge, and Senator and Slgnora Mar eonl. During next week everybody will e It Is rushing north for shooting and Scotbeing aald around London that land baa been leased to the United States this year. Certainly the number ef Americans who will be shooting tenants In the highlands thia year breaka all records. Blair castle, the glorious historical home of Duke Atholl, Is being occupied by Harry Payne Bingham of New York. K. L. Hewitt of New York. Mr. Congers of Philadelphia, John F. Har ris of New York and Mrs. runner are lust a few of the others who have taken lousea and who will entertain distin guished part lea All our prominent royalties, inciuaint the king and queen, the duke and duchess of York, Prince George, Prin cess Mary and Viscount Laacelles art to spend soma time In Scotland dur- ng the next few weeka. TRe queen, who la making around the country will not arrive at Balmoral until early In September. Lon Deaplte an don seema aa full aa ever and there thin dur . tre even more people In town Ing last month which Is believed to have been the heaviest for vlaitora ' ever known. learning and ctbaret entertalnmenta of the ttill are In full awing at most mart hotels. At the Savoy --one night this week I noticed how great Is the ogue for old panels of needlework let Into dresses. These are pictures of mbrolderr with gilt frames which were worked by eur grandmothers and are much sought after by collectors, Mra Oeorge J. Forteecue of Detroit created something of a stir at the So- voy restaurant when she appeared In an elaborate full length gown with no fewer than four panela let into tne skirt. Each was exquisitely worked nd they represented the four seasons. Previously these pictures had hung tn the London home of a royal duchess nd tht set wst estimated to bt worth a J f. ' 'A and erflneere and specialists of tha f Utah Power Ufht company ara tha 2 ' S ne now active in working out the .T problems that ara to ba met. eunteeut Crept , New Grewlna. Moat peraont tra valine through thla ection or tne country aee from tna train or ata'lfn. platform Just a little bit more of the aame kind of barren, for bidding deeert country they have bean riding through for houra. Automobile tourists aa t rule merely atop overnight, taking dinner and breakfast there and hastening away Into mora Inviting country. But It theee people would take the time to get even a mile tway from tha town and Into tha farming country that ia already under Irrigation, they m jm k4f vrouKJ take away quite a different Im of the region. pressl-. On the Ir. King farm tbef are L healthy apple treea producing between I forty and flf'y boxes of Delicious and the most part showed only that tha tne pun Before praaldent K. G. Peter Koinan Beauty applet per tree! There farmers here were courageous tnd re son, Director P. v. Cardon of the U. rre vast onion beds so luxuriously green eourceful and that the land la of tha A. C. experiment atatio-i-, Professor that it looks as If tha toll were car quality to be found In the ueorgs ciyae, irrigation, expert, and peted. On the Bet ha ranchv Hastings, choicest the manager, proudly polnia out corn state. Secretary Russell V. Bsrntsen. all of eight feet high and with two feet yet But the coat of the water waa too The Utah Agricultural college, received to grow before cutting time. The eara great. Too, tha Immediate obligations assurances that tha college, at state run almost to the tops of the stalks ahlch had to be met In paying for the Institution Interested in the developnow. His beans, lying on tha ground, Installations Inundated tht farmers ment of the agricultural resources of ara better than knee deep. He cult with debt that resulted In abandonment tht state, will place at the disposal of four crops ef alfalfa. Hla hots ara fat or iremenaousiy costly iscnuies. An the Green River farmers every necea-aar- y n resource to Insure development e and sleek. Hit chlckena are thriving elaborate installation of ana tne capons using cheap coal fed an exten of tht region along sound lines. This yonng giants, pumps but In the pot are tender at can ba. sive network of canals and laterala and work hat already etarted. Laboratory complete tucceie at far at de- analysis of the soil la to be made. A Fine was Majestic turkeys strut about. onions and potatoes art growing with livery of water waa concerned, but the study of the climttological .conditions a fine, healthy color In the green. Beet newly broken up raw land would not la in the program. It is to be deterbear the bur- mined what crops thould bt planted at busy at tne proverb would have product eropa that would trt ttiem. Before tne rarmnouse a pro den of paying the hills no soil In tht there. The proper tmount of wtter to be placed on the land Is to be studied world would, however efficiently fusion ef flowers offer a riot of color , and determined. A study of the avail on tall tnd robust plants. The trees able market la to be made to that are so burdened with fruit that, even This network of ditches It still Uitrt production will bt regulated and prlcet though carefully pruned, many of the after having been used only three sea ef n in is nave to pa propped up. All In sons. They trt available for the presproduce maintained- at a figure that all It It a picture of rural magnificence. ent undertaking tod need only te be will make the firm Ins- onaratlona nmf- A. u. iwit errnara presents t si ml cleaned out and repaired here 'and Itable and assure gales In competitive ar picture. And so do many others. there. The one problem la to get water markets. It it to be determined how Tha fact ta outstanding that wher Into them and the solution of this much of the crops should find ready aver water is tpplied tnd cultivation Is la tight, .engineers who market In season In the vicinitv and at carried on the sou proclaims its won. Eroblem out tine tolutton sty thtt dlatant points tnd how much may he packed and marketed for consumption derfui fertility In tha result. tht cost of the water will be entirely out of season. Cooperation of departThe great problem In the past has reasonable tnd that tha production of oeen to get tna water on ine tana aco the land will mora than Justify the un ment of agriculture specialists in these It alto tstured. studies There art areaa where nomlcally. dertaking. taking tha water from the Green Wtrk Is New i drowth Industrial River unt'rttni tarry It lower down by It Foreseen. gravity. There art others where water Under Way. An Industrial development for the r wheela ara lifting the water into ditch Thorouehitess Is to mtrk tvarr staate systems. Aside from the original cost of the undertaking. Mayor Bennett of glon la viewed at a natural outcome of the water rights and the construe Green River; George iieebe, merchant, of the plan betrj worked mt. Fruit tion tnd maintenance of tha ditch sys- land owner and a man prominent In tnd vegetaible packing plants, crc.im-erletems, there hat been little additional publlo affairs In Greon River and Urn. alfalfa seed and meal mills, poul coat tor tha water necessary for irrigaery county; W. J. Thompson; Cashier try plants, clay product lactones, . cat tion. J. E. jorgehson.of tha Commonwealth tie .an d sheep feediner stations, shearPnstmaater Billlman the bank; French; and numerous pena ing IndusIrrigation It other t dairy; W. f. Aalmtis and John Krlts. tries growina; out of the Intensive Ftaaiblt. and practical of land now lyimt waste for the mosr merchants, colonisers But there trt other areas, and they farmers; A. D. Lewis, orchardlst nnd comprise the greater part of the tillable nrartrai-farme- r: J. B. Ever.. Dr. Klne larm lande in ana around ureen River ana many oinera in tne locality have I where tha water must be lifted annrox already gone into the poaslbllltlea pre :Imately 25, 45. SO, no and MO feet from tented by the and are en : the river level to the thirsty aolL Here thualaatlo over engineers the entire clan and tnfore the efforts to do tbit have been are eager to aea tha work progress. An disastrous financially for a variety of important pnase oi tne work has been reasons. Nevertheless, water was put started and will be In less en some of thla ground tnd crops tnd than a month. The completed Utah Power tnd trees planted and the remits were lit- iiant company, a prime . rsr mover In the i tle abort of marvelous. The effort for undertaking, upon laying the details of '-- 4. r Bans m wis in t (team-drive- rona-nir- t : d. t ct-na- la . . . , - tl A s, tht extension of a 44.000-vo- lt transmission line from the Sunny-sid- e iwltchrtcjf of the Utah Power aV Light company through tht country south inewast of Prloe, through Green River tnd en to Thompson's tnd Rate, tht letter the location of a producing coal field of vast extent. Pole aetting and construction of the line Is to be completed at onoa and next spring will tee the tumbling wstert of tht Snake tnd Bear lifting the lasy and muddy Green onto tht thirsty deeert Instead ef wandering aimlessly and uselessly down to the Gulf of California and out Into tht Pacific. In Green River today, the slogan Is, letst 15000. "Keep your eyes on Oreen River you haven't aeen anything yet." The whole It Is easy to get a partner with money Invest through the instrumentality program Is a community undertaking, with everyone lending a hand. of The Tribune Wants. , work locating rants, pasture grasses, cucumber, as- use of water. Then, there ia an unparagus, cabbage and all 'ruck garden failing and abundtnt flow tn tha Green Items. Apples do marvelously well in throughout the long growing season. It . VV "L. quality and quantity. Ilees are honey la unnecessary to plan for a means oi makers there on account of the abun- bringing the water from the north to dance of nectar beating crops. Dairy- thla promising land to the south; but ing la especially profitable. Sheep have Its usefulness may be taken anywhere. fine aummer feeding In tha valleys and The force of the falling wtter In the the winter range it at tha thresh hold. north It conveyed throkgh strands of . f Hogs thrive on alfalfa tnd corn. Beef wire to do needed and useful - work rattle In small herds find ample feed. wherever required. In this gay, the are large and luacioue. A va- water that flnda Itt wty into tbt PaPeaches tw riety of other orchard fruits do well cific and Into Great falt lake la to bt Summed there. up. a visitor who gets made to irrigate the Green river counoff the highway and out Into the sur try by operating electric rjumn. that rounding country about Green River. will economically raise) the water from east, west, north or south, is imprests I Green onto tht mesas that only . , with the rich productivity of the soil a wan. in coming to yieio to tne farmer for Increasing the richness and the poselMUtles of the toll there and re many times the productive area. It it ward him In new wealth extracted from evident that from a population of about the land that now Ilea blistering In the '50 at present, the land will support tun, lasy land and unproductive. many tlmea that number and that t large Increase in population tnd ac One Big Cooperative . tlvlty tn tht region ia bound to follow, Cffort, bringing Into crop the thousands of area of now unproductive land lying Leagued In thtg undertaking are the or wtter alone. expert knowledge of the staff of the natural out- idle tor tne want part are all vlewsd This deficiency, under tht present Utah Agricultural' college, the U. S. growths of tha development plan for to reclamation Is be met eervlce. the lifting and by making tht Sntkt plan, tills regiom! Bear rivers lift the now of the working power that comet hundreds Situated on the main line of the Den- tnd miles of over onto wire lines tnd tht courriver tht perched desert ver Rio Grande Western and on a Green of Utah. Deep down un J age, Imagination, genius and willingtranscontinental highway, ahtpmenta aeraoutheaatem ness to work of the sturdy farmers. By is over assert tnis impervious cisy. to a widespread market by rail and it Is a sandy sou of great deptn, over such cooperation, tha reault will he In. truck present unusually favorable poa with brush and with almost no created wealth wrested from tht toil, aibllities. Green River is the natural grown to rock contend wltb. Water put on Incretaed opportunity for the youth of outlet for the oil resources of Grand the the crops tht region, the attraction of new tet. higher and Emery counties. Though retl.ient there tnd ground waters to tht clay and tiers, the bringing In of new taxable concerning the extent of this undevel- filters downpercolates the sandy soli tt property and a lowerlns of the ta r t. oped wealth, every one In the vicinity tne crops in through tne lower levels, it it a and taxes of Individual land owners-- all asserts with full assurance that this ef splendid example resulting in new growth and develtublnigatlon mak wealth la on the verge of materialisating for the moat economical use of opment for a region In which wealth ion.- Evidence seema to support them, water. has Green river carries an long lain dormant. It offers the for no one can visit the Green River abundanceThe of fine ailt that will further suggestion that In many localities ef country tnd fall to be Impressed by enrich tha soil at it It deposited state the the aamt thing may bt done, during Inthe Intense activity of large oil unce oronen up tnd town to bringing growth In Domilation. In. terests there, tt wall at by other st- irrigation,farmers cretsed have found end enhtneed opporthat tht alfalfa, prosperity ern Interests developing the known dehumus It ouickly formed. tunity for future generations. There necessary of vast The developed posits potash. supports tlmott every evidence tnat the west. has for coal measures within strtktmr distance after which the land Its destiny the nroductlon of aitatenn crop that may Be planted on It. of Oreen River also suggest still fur tny for tht rapidly developing' eatt, where tne of interconnec Met modern it it tner industrial activity to center inert. tion of electric generating systems that industry is fast supplanting farming. Tht agricultural possibilities of the makes tne present The American conquest of foreign mar. plan or develop region are Indicated by the results the ment feasible. The hydroelectric pow- kets Is behind all this. Its progress has farmers have already obtained In this er resources of Utah, Idaho and neigh been steady, and the reliance of the section of the state. The list of crops boring slates available to the Utah east upon, the west has pace with that are, can be and have been grown Power eV Light company present the this changing aspect ofkept national life. in the section la a long one. The AgSo far Interconnection of of tha west to fulfill tht ability put through tbility ricultural college survey and the re ting power to useful work from Hunt- Itt destiny In thlt regard hat had no ports of E. O. Larson of tha United ington. Oregon, to Huntington. Utah. test Its resources have been States reclamation service will brine; from existing lines. The tremendous scratched. The hidden scarcely treasure nf out the economies f force of tht Snake river has vast gen- western hills and mountains and the reprogram. Indicating the crops which erating power as It spends Itt energy sources in the fertile soil of lt viii-- v. may be grown most successfully and in whirling the turblnet In the power will increasingly be called upon by the with the best market and, therefore, planta of tht Idaho Power company. AH crowded country east of the Missouri the greatest profit of thia force may bt employed tt high to keep Ita factorlea busv and lt water season on the company'! system era fed and clothed. The Intermountaln Will Support and the excess diverted to the lines of country, wltb Its vast atretches of nn. Big Population. the Utah Power aV Light company, developed land, has room for uncounted Prominent In the crop list are ale while the excess, water of the Bear thousands to com In snd live, work and fnlfa, beans, potatoes, cantaloupes, river la being stored In Bear lake, te prosper. The Green river development watermelons, tomatoes, T,eas. (cranes, be drawn on In time of low water. may be regarded at pointlnr the w.v lettuce,, onions, corn.- - fcpets. frooseber Conservation, equalisation and control for the realisation of the deatlnv of rles. atrawberrie. ra lerriesL cur contribute thus to the most beneficial the west. It affords an Interesting field counter-attraction- - - J 1 . . You are invited to Visit Our Enlarged Salesroom and Offices .... tt . ! have one of thd finest sales rooms and offices in the state. Our- - patrons ; and friends are assured the unexcelled service for which this company is noted. " - "yE 4 - - - , , 1 H. 0. OAXLISLE, President. Samuel 1L Bringhurit, Manager. .. : ..... --r Carlisle Motor Co 4810 SOUTH STATE. " Murray, Utah. i . ja a h , . best dresses ft HI C. CARLISLE you can buy Monday in our Down Stairs Store v. A! Candidate for Nomination for for fall and winter County Commis sioner at the . Stand for a Clean, Decent Administration. (Political Advertisement.) In remarkable qualities of heavy satin crepe georgette fashionable new style features for fair - Democratic Primaries " So very splendid these dresses, we had every intention. of marking them at least $10.95, but decided to give a superlative value and marked them $10, 8 unburst plait skirt modernistic linei in use of fabrics light vestees or frilla new diagonal necklines, tucks tiny tiered skirts faggoted models lace trims f new scarf throws rhineitone ornaments all-ov- er Many different styles many copies of much" higher priced dresses ''... line, straight effects models for flappers, young women and older women -- . Very excellent dressea ia every them with Compare wty. "dresses everywhere that you. can buy for ten dollar. None. can even approach them. . New fall shades ; tans navy ' browns bluet cocoa greens wine plum imperial blue Extra salespeople - - is range is unusual .aiiei 18 to Z2V. The to give you special service. Sale when the store opens. 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