Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY PWA Money Man Woman Lacking for Die As Storm Canal Plants Hits Colorado Ickes Says Valley Will Loans Imperial Not Get for July 28— Protests by governors of the upper Colorado basin states against construction of power plants along the n canal in the Imperial valley district of California evidently made some impression on Secretary of Interior Harold L Ickes despite his refusal to act in the matter Although Ickes as head of the Interior department indicated last week he would not be moved by objections of the governors he announced Tuesday as public works administrator that the Imperial irrigation district will have a hard time borrowing money from the government to build the plants No Funks at Hand “I don’t believe we can loan them r- ny money for that purpose because we haven't got it” he said after explaining that he was still waiting for a report from the bureau of reclamation on the telegrams from t the governors John C Paige acting commissioner of reclamation had previously told inquirers that he understood an application for loans to build the plants was being submitted to P W A Money to build the foundations of the plants at suitable points along the canal route is available from the regular canal appropriation he laid Made Report Paige prepared and submitted his comment on the upper basin protests last week pointing out that theImperial valley has contracted for no power from Boulder dam but that authority for pqwer plants canal is conalong the tained in the Boulder dam act PWA has made loans for construction of power dams as part of several irrigation projects so Ickes’ disinclination to extend the policy to the- Imperial valley was attributed In some quarters to a desire to avoid further controversy with the tipper basin governors at this time r i - Moves e Across Florida Tip Lineman Fatally Hurt Projects Special to The Tribune Washington Near-Hurrican- DENVER July 28 UD— Storms whleh brought Bear-floo- d waters to the Arkansas river in southern Colorado left two persons dead Tuesday Mrs W A Greathouse wife of a Baca county commissioner was killed when the roof of a garage torn loose by the wind fell on her as she was feeding her chickens The accident occurred near Walsh Politics and People Optimism Among Republicans at New High Democrat Leaders Becoming Rattled -- near-hurrica- crats than those already mentioned was lost two months and nearly died will (e found supporting the Rein Antarctica last winter saldlhere publican nominee when November Tuesday night that ‘I'd like to go arrives Their exodus from their back and some day I may" party may well assume the proporHe arrived here with Mrs Ells- tions of the Democratic revolt of worth after 8 three-wee- k outing at 1896' Lake Louise Canada These things have cheered up the rilling Beauty Sensational Performance d priced loiver than any former President Here is performance which can be measure j all this there’s amazing gasoline eeouumy for the wheel of only jin terms taking that gives an entirely new concept tion of passenger comfort -s- afety which surpassed all previous ideas in body construction bodies-t- he and design solid-stebuilt today largesfl top yoursef-roomn- ess a car so big so sturdy so powerful -- due in large measure to Studebaker’s famous overdrive whereby the car travels three miles for each two miles of engine speed feather-touc- e h hydraulic brakes-a- nd most notable of all the automatic Hill Holder -- not available on any other car at any price' Thus noes Studebaker build safety into its cars fot -- t i- - ' nineteen-thirty-si-x ut all of this only begins to tell the story of Stuc tinker's great new President There’s breath-- i iking acceleration -astounding top speed- s- ustained surging power-a- nd S udebaker’s New yet with Prkn Dtlrmad lo 468 BUCHANAN Si CO BUCK WEAVER GEO A FISHER Ely Nev CHARLES HAYWOOD REPAIR CO- - Kcmmerer Wyo EARL JUDD Moore Idaho W LARSON MOTOR CO Preiton Jdaho 1936 by Post $894 lo Hurry! 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CHICAGO July 28— Optimismtheadquarters strategists Moreover over the outcome of this year’s pres- some of the most difficult party orare lending impasses idential contest is more general and ganization to solutions These dethemselves level has reached a higher among velopments along with the early stratethe Republican leaders and results of informal polls have shown gists at the party’s headquarters the realists among the Republicans adhere than at any time since the that they can win if the trend revent of the new deal on the Ameri- mains In their Threaten and moves can political scene sufficiently fast to reach full blosThere are some at Republican som by election day headquarters who are doubtful Enemy ‘‘Rattled’ whether Governor Alf M London Perhaps the best evidence to these In the three months to flection day can overcome the great obstacles Republican leaders that they are in his path— a Republican machine making progress are indications demoralized for three years and an that the new deal is getting camp opponent raising a class appeal and “rattled” One of RoosePresident backed by an administration with billions of dollars to spend between velt's greatest assets has been his nOw and November calmness growing out of a sureness But the majority of those on duty of touch and a confidence In prog- Colorado ‘William Reilly power company employe was killed at Rocky Ford when a power line at Republican headquarters have damaged by the storm dropped become convinced that they can win from a pole and struck him Tues- despite these obstacles Not more day The line carried 13000 volts than half of them thought so two months ago Then they were disNearly Bank Full The Arkansas river was running heartened and lacked enthusiasm nearly bank full of water as a re- fbr the task before them Now they sult of heavy rains on the eastern are hopeful and zealously striving to good on the chance that has slope of the Rocky mountains Resi- make dents of the valley had been warned come to them of flood dangers Outlines Trend the chief reason for this Perhaps — MIAMI Fla July 28 Iff) A of attitude is the revelation change tropical storm moved across Flor- that the trend favors Governor Lan-do- n ida's extreme southern tip Tuesday Since last January he has night leaving the east coast resort stqadily gained ground His rapid belt unscathed amazing rise as the choice of A utility lineman was burned fa- and his party was evidence that he had Miami at tally during preparations a drawing power within his party for the storm that crossed - the Since his nomination he has forged stream from the British Ba- steadily ahead gulf 9 hamas but up to p m the highis notable that not a single Reest wind here was the 37 miles an It of any prominence has publican hour recorded at 8:30 p m given any signs of bolting his party Out since the selection of the Kansan Moving The disturbance bringing winds Senator William E Borah weekly force to isolated develops more enthusiasm for his of None of lighthouses off the coast and party’s standard-beare- r sparsely settled Key Largo 40 miles the Republican progressive bloc that south of here was said by the had not boarded the Roosevelt bandweather bureau to be moving west wagon several years ago has ex'northwestward across the flat land pressed any dissatisfaction with of Florida’s tip some 60 miles south Governor Landon On the other hand virtually a paof Miami Meteorologist George E Dunn rade of prominent Democrats has said the central part of the storm started from their party to the Lanfirst reached the coastline at 7:30 don door According to reports of p m He estimated the top wind Landon scouts to the Republican velocity at 60 miles an hour headquarters many more Demorain-soak- JULY MORNING ftwC BLOUSES — In all shades Short sleeves crepes and organdies tiebacks Sizes' AA 34 to 40 Values to 129 08C ALONCON LACES— Values to''! yard Lace edgings Insertions and cut outs Idea) 50c for lingerie yard HOOKED RUGS— Made-mad- e Reg 129 each 40 only at this price no two alike for bedroom bath or CflU kitchen 03 G PANEL and RIjFFLED CURTAINS— Broken assortment only two or three and some soiled 1 Selling out at ale 2 plICS |