Show ' 1 - r' 4 w ' i a - '14 i 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 1 ------ ‘ - SUNDAY MORNING JUNE — ----- ----- D 5 19374 20 ---- Photo' ins First rize in 'School's !tut' 'Theme 1 '1k-- I 4 1 - 1 ' Rights of Boulder Dam Upper Basin Stâtes Threatened I c- iri " :k ' e Ø :! ' ira '' ' ‘: § 41-- "it -- p ' & t A44 ‘ By HARRY J BROWN Tribune's Washington Bureau WASHINGTON June 19—Regardless of what may be the ulti- mate outcome of California's attempt to amend the Boulder dam act now that President Roosevelt has called off action this session the past three weeks of hearings wrangling charges and countercharges have developed three outstanding facts concerning the four upper basin states: 1 To date the states of Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico have bad no benefits whatsoever from the Boulder dam ::::': ::::?: :''' :'' ' :' '' ::'::: I - 0 ''''' ' ''''''''''''''''' '' 't t ' it k L '' ':: ' "" ' i'' k :::' 4 : -- ei A ' 4 '' ''''' ' ' ) $ ' -:- it 4 - X re"i 41::! s:' ' ' '!'"" ''''' rt': a 09 It:::''' 040 " va t "''' ':'s ' ': '4Nrt-- ' 4 04 - ' ' ' :r 4':''::::::‘'N'' ' ::: '"'":::"' 's e4te e000" — :g - at- '''': ' ' ''' ' :' l ' :''' '' ' s'''''' ' ' :::- '' v - ' ::: :: The college graduate stands on a high hill overlooking the city The course he will follow has been outlined All life is before him but from now on his own initiative will determine whether it will be a course of success or failure Such a picture is "On the Threshbune-old" winner of the "School's Out" division -of The Tefegram amateur snapshot contest The 'winning picture was taken by Mrs Robert Funk 16112 Fourth avenue Salt Lake City and depicts an entirely new and interesting interpretation of the "School's Out" theme Chosen for the first prize of $5 in the weekly competition "On the Threshold" gives every young man or woman something to think about ''''' u A:: ': k rAr71174-074 t 9 t d 0 iI tl- 'Outdoor Spiarts'Subject for This Week's Competition and 'Week-EnRetreats' for the Following Week 1 '' ' 2 :' ' ' s Second prize of $3 " Earl J i '' r02t1-1- ' '::'- :'':::: ' ' ': '': rtrn7rr l 7111 tWearIP4locro1"1""114 4s 4p k s:i ea 1 ' ' t ' t n 'A) )r' :it 1 ' : L : ' t74: v s ::::::::3:::::: - ' ItP'''''''' le e" ' - — — ' 1 s 1 It " t ! I 1 Immediate Surveys Important If Utah Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico Are to Learn Probable Benefits e Entries Pour Into Tribune Contest Photos in Tribune Contest Prize-Winnin- g '9- 4T 6'o t' : 1 3V - -IL 1 fl A 0 :4 flue 1 was tGLlaadkee cty1:1709r awarded Lohisgapni t— eta:re "Ah Shucks—Where's the Gang?" This picture of three boys waiting for a baseball game Was chosen from the flood of entries that poured into the amateur snapshot editor's desk as the best portrayal of the general Interpretation of the theme It is a typical picture of children trying to now that pass away the time "school's out" Third Prize Winner "Children and Babies" atibmi(ted fr l ave Douglas received honorable mention for his picture "School's Out" The snapshot shows two girls 'strolling along a country highway School is out and they are awaiting new interests for the vacation months Another flood of entries poured offices into The Tribune-Telegrathe last week showing virtually every version of the "Let's Go Fishing" ttheme Winning photos in this appear in next Sunda VA nuRe aYS ael ! Wenger t Lake I t5y1° 4 ' ''''' I :' ' b' or17--'' ' 4'4 - '1' :'''': l' t ' 041 k :lt:-'114't " '4 " not one of the basin states knows even s21)4' i Today ' r''' ' upper i'l 1 f 4 ' ' to p':‘ the 40 'extent which it may hereafter benefit approximately e 4 3 op kmor A 41 t tit 9 ' 1 : I ' 4101t tbrough the development of the upper tributaries of the Colorado srs 9 444 4s 4 ic' ''''''' 1 e tIss: 'L ''' '' '''- '-' 50 river and cannot know until surveys of the entire upper basin ''''' IR - ' 47 "" l'O'' '"! ( ti'' 1 ' - s1: 1 are carried to completion Rec ' 34401:' - --14s '''' 3 Mexico and not the lower basin states—unless it be Cali44" ' o 40r1 t -IL' I to ARc -t 4 1 fornia—is the menace that threatens to infringe upon the water lo S ''4'!'" 4 rc rights presumably assured the upper basin states by the Colo- ":'iiio — "Pbek- -' :::r' -- e' - i H -4 -- 0' " 1 j x e 11 e rado river compact and the Boulder dam act Jo ' 0 - 4Isar sa 1 Isim44-----tr4- : ! :::i 4:' I e ::1' I nt And this week you candid camerailhat Law Contemplated '' " i1! ' street Boise Idaho won "ird prize ' 444 ' :' 4:--kf::: 7500000 acre feet of water per men can get out your equipment and '::s:'44: As the Boulder dam act was writ- of for a $2 theVeek Showing group ::':4::$:::::::::: :te of "Outdoor Sports" ! by the ten it wu not required that the year by the wmpact-an- d of children demonstrating their Vi- t- snap:your ideas ! i: : wide a which a '' ' ' subject provides -: s - ' rious q: " ' Ik'' ' " states on S' ' basin derive : should abilities :5 upper !4 sitillgliet A i St ': playground ap- field for the enterprising amateur t 16 $ 6 :t ' "'"i'''3" ''he ther the upper states can eco-paratus the picture is another that The field is wide i— ' st :4::::?:::: tr ti open and any pic- N!ir :::::::: A: Kti:'l is of the fund to be set up as California and theme typical ''' ' ''''" 4::4:M''::te l:'::::: ::' :::: srl ' ture of outdoor athletic activity will ' :::'lit::lZs4 ) 4 ' 441iii:40060x fit the lower basin pay back the money nomically or reszonably use half ' stand a chance to win a prize ' ti:: ' Invested in the dam power 'plant this amount of water or all of it Glade Jr 1479 Logan avenue Salt :' :: :4 : ::' ktp""4""1::st:4:40-:: Open to All Amateurs ::::: The 't states ::: in are the works "Children and appurtenant Lake City and Babies" :::: Rather upper wholly y :i::::) ?4ssI41' On the following week June 27 the law contemplated and stipulated dark winner is shown at the third prize ? ts 44vi r: :m iV::"::::: :::::‘4''F?::t to July 4 the subject will be "Week-En- d n right center It was taken by R :: that development of the upper This is true because funds have "044:'-:!::':Ttiqiii1:::::::::::: ::::A ::::::::::::: iik ' " IRetreats"so you " ::: 'H::::: ::i:::::::t :r:":4410:44::Mtia444601044Al basin should await complete amorti- not been provided to complete the might aa well ''f:ii‘t 5ij!::wds4g:7 sle Stanley Werner 609 Hays street :: BOIFIC et zation of the Boulder canyon proj- surveys There havt been one or Idaho Honorable mention snap your ifgrsion of this topic while "On the Threshold" first prize Fourth avenue Salt Lake City :::: was awarded "School's Out" lower ect But the time has arrived when two appropriations for surveys in winner in "School's Out" compeyour camera is in working order iltt At the upper right is "Ah Shucks ' 1 The contest is open for all amas: upper basin sentiment is changing the Colorado'river basin some have tition photo snapped bytRoy C Wenger 11iWolgtoti k ft: xl':34 teur icameramen with exception of and there is now a demand that the been in the lower basin and some 'ait r'""'::':'': it em- course of' Tribune-Telegrasn 4-4 tos aks " 4s: upper- - basin states begin to ut above Lee's Ferry but in the main taken 9404 e A 4st et : :4 ar t t 1 ployes and persons dealing i4 photosomething in the way of a practical they have been soil surveys to det 40 4 and an annual compensation so termine the suitability of various allotted quota of Colorado river graphs or photographic supplies and 41 their families that development of the upper basin areas for irrigation in the event it waters 1) T c41 : Whether you have a box camera may not be held back for 40 or 50 should be found feasible to bring It is becoming more and more 4 f 9 an expensive machine get into or water onto these lands 0e rn9° years vor that Mexico rather than "9 the awing and win a prize At the As for engineering surveys at apparent Desire for Immediate benefits 4e401" close of the competition the winners Q' crystallized into demand when Cal- prospective dam sites either irri: : ::i71:: Clqdrpbv:kt:4: 0767t in four national classifications will t ifornia came forward asking that gation or power dams or both states Boulder dam is regulating i $10 prizes and will be enreceive the Boulder darn act-- be amended comparatively little has been done to the flow of the Colorado 1 ' 46' ::f4' ''r''''S': ' - 170 c ': river :' tered in a national contest to com': I e4 so as to give the Los Angeles area date in Utah Wyoming Colorado or Taking advantage of this Mexico is o To some onlookers this spells (444 ' By KIRKE SIMPSON s' :4:'" :a' 144 4: pete with photos from all sections ‘ii1440'" Ss cheaper power than is called for by New Mexico and on no single po- rapidly expanding its irrigated area WASHINGTONJune 19 UPI— Roosevelt o:s s r ::: :: :':''4"‘ the country for $10000 In cash 4 of looks to them It in tential strategy four these states ‘11 t 1 contracts lower and a project outstanding vtiif Ai south nt the international line Whether 14e :'::: '::::::::: infor- like a awards sesout to they :: round t rate of interest on deferred pay- have engineering studies gone to a just the sclieme :'ils r"lx" 4iitli'j41t4'7':4t4!'"t'?? That part of Mexico has a vast mation or merely have been doing sion iin a whirlwind of ments than is required by con- point where it is possible to deter' :' :::' of fertile land that can - i''ks'"'Mi'0 ''''11': '' ' ::: :::': :: ?:4:::eii:' that information circulated genertracts now in effect California mine whether projects are reason-readil- y acreage and cheaply be irrigated some wistful wishing many con- legislating on such matters as pow- Y'k4::1'1 ::: ::' as a matter of fact asked for bet- ably feasible how they should be once water 13 made available from gressmen1 have their eyes focused on er ::: ally 040''''''''''' measures perhaps wage-hoYet there Is a distinct difference ter terms just about the time its built their scope or probable cost the Colorado river Not only is August as adjournment date Nobody in house or senate haz- ome-tax between Mr Hughes' reasons for The Imporseveral contracts were to go into or how much water they can utilize Mexico now increasing its diversion for irrigation and (or) power as of water from the Colorado river ards any such idea out loud Ad- tant element in such a maneuver full effect staying on and those credited to some of his over-7- 0 colleagues eligiTo insure the cooperation of Ne- the legal profession is disposed to but Mexico is bringing pressure to ministration leaders if pressed would be the will of congress to get a As demand thatconof York New and mumble vaguely about an October governor ble for full pay retirement It is vada and Arizona ' California express it away early bear on the American state departn At the White House an attentive student of the way his purely personal with the chief jusgress sign here Wrapped up In its proposed legis- Surveys Awaited ment for an assurance that it shall there is much shoulder-shruggin- g Weather Is Working lation a sop to both the smaller Obviously many a house mem- immecuate - predecessor — operated tice The court controversy and its - have still more water from the and a notable absence of Until surveys are completed no- Colorado if it is to any "must" Unquestionably such a will is ber would like to go home and talk President Roosevelt is well ground- outcome have no place In his de"' lower basin states in the form of its relinquish list But it is to be dison the hill as the weather over much of the projected legisla- ed in rush tactics to cision guaranteed annual payments of body will know how extensively the right to some of the surplus water legislative 1300000 in lieu of taxes for which upper basin states can use the of the Rio Grande river which the covered privately that many a leg- grows hotter Air conditioned legis- - tion with his constituents before he get through pet bills If that is what Is Not Ambitious water that is guaranted them under state of Texas is most anxious to ob- islator who might be in the know lative chambers have not changed has to stand up and be counted on is in prospect now word of it will bait both states quickly fell In his seventy-sixt- h year Mr is planning a vacation or some poe be passed the Colorado river compact It tain around quietly soon A Hughes finds himself untouched by things very greatly in congress Mid- - controversial proposals Up to Put Forth Counter Demand litical for summer tentatively as is of are utmost the sessions therefore administration leadership in "must" program Jettisoning much time In his physical and mental imporl unpopular August as ever The president's ultimate both houses had confined itself to into next session wit take shape powers so far as thiviinal When congressmen from the up- tance to the upper states that sur- Issue Not Pressed phase of - be on could be that- pushing monCy bills and calendar Hot and bothered new dealers in his long record of public service is plans completed as quickly as - For some reason the state departpreditated per basin awoke to what California veys was attempting to Slip through con- possible: Reclamation Commissioner ment has not pressed this issue since for the sea had made use of the It certainly is significant that at chicken feed through the congres- congress will be told that if they concerned—and probably happier in the time when cries of "dictator" sional mill The legislative decks are put that through they can quit his environment than he ever has gress they quickly countered With Page says he will need $1200000 congress convened itr January but water would place Mexico in a poa demand that if California is to be in all but wants only $100000 a it is not at all improbable that sition where it consistently could in- are still ringing in his ears Mr remarkably clear right now in that with presidential blessings been Ambition save as to the rechas laid down one after respect contrary to custom By the ord he makes as chief Justice does given new benefits under the Boul- year as the job is' of a charac- if and when congress adjourns the sLst that it had established valid Roosevelt to Carry On Hughes the a series of same movother are token major projects major legisnot touch Min yet energy for which der damact it must make substan ter that it will require three sea- Mexican water proposal may be re- rights against the upper basin and lative Whatever other members of the he could find no adequate outlet In objectives irFgeneral terms ing slowly tialconcessionsto the- four states-abov- sons inthefield to complete the vived and a new treaty with Mex- had established them underlhe very principle of law which prevails in Not since he presented his hill for The result is a great appearance supreme court maybe planning as to retirement still surges within him First they opposed the Cal- surveying ica may be negotiated of of on federal the Judiconfusion the program And retirement Chief Justice Hughes He has said frankly to intimates rejuvenation ifornia program in its entirety then If the money can be provided in True such a treaty would have to western United States The tribunal would be 'obliged to ciary including the supreme court all the time a growing itch among Intends to carry on He has taken that he would be lost for occupation they relented to the extent that they those amounts and at that pace be ratified by the senate but once find has the a to administration bill strictly that the water was flowing into membership to get away and pains to make that quite clear to off the bench He has no absorbing would go along with California if Commissioner Page expects to be the state department with the state-o-f out his projects accompanied get started with campaign prelimi friends He even intimated that he hobby no desire for great wealth no California would go along with able at the end of three years to furTexas behind it concludes a Mexico because the United States carry these naries no There has would welcome their aid In getting wish to resume the practice of law been proposals them in setting aside a guaranteed nish a list of all projects that are treaty bartering away water from was not using it that without difeasible—all that car' be built at tge Colorado in fund for the development of the for water version in Mexico it would flow a cost that 'will not be prohibitive of the Rio Grandeexchange basinthe states of the uused into the sea that Mexico by California not without reason He will also be able then to tell upper basin will It ave difficulty in diverting and beneficially using the asked the upper basin states to ex- how many acres in each state may preventing the ratification of such water had established a prior right plain just what they wanted in re be brought under irrigation with the a treaty The influence of Texas is as against the states which claimed 1ff but which were not using the water turn for California's agreement to waters of the Colorado river system powerful would And what tribunal can the how have much be two took e It power weeks It generated help them get But there is a further Mexican p to develop an upper basin program at the several dam sites how much menace so far as the Colorado river to find? It could find anything 100 '':''' and while it was being developed of this water can be used within the water is concerned It was a com- upon which its members could I' iwoonOlOONO feeling between upper and lower Colorado river basin and how much pact between six American states agree but it would be difficult for alike be international tribunal fair out diverted an can of basin the to aroused a point basins became ratified by the American congress Where everybody wanted to fight both Utah and Colorado being pri- that undertook to apportion 15000- - to Mexico and the United States about for what he himself wanted and marily concerned 000 acre feet of water each year to sustain the claims of the upper RD------diversions to oppose everythiiii the other felIn the Colorado river half to the states when their rights in the A' low was after AT lower and half to the upper basin absence of use rest upon nothing " Much Exercised Spokesmen more an than interstae compact and Mexico was not a party to that Finally the upper basin decided of act some an ONO' recent of 'the agreemerft and was not asked to weeks It would be satisfied to let Califorcongress During ''' zia have what it wants provided upper basin spokesmen have been be The water was contributed Senators from upper basin states over exercised Mexican the possibility mainly by the upper basin states are saying little about the California would guarantee the up- much "14442)xper states 000000 a year to begin that Arizona through the building and the Colorado is wholly an Amer- menace: but not for quotation sev' development of their part of the of the Gila river project may be ican river until it reaches the Mex- erttl of the best posted among them ' dKr4cNfler admit that if Mexico proceeds freeColorado river system diverting' and putting to use some ican border to divert this water while the of the 7500000 acre feet of water ly congreas Can or American the Upper Basin Embarrassment that has been guaranteed the upper can six or seven American states upper basin states do nothing to ' ' The chief embarrassment of the basin states the right of Mexico to further put their share of the water to benedeny Li that they do use Mexican of and ficial Arizona Senator states basin Hayden appropriations l'' Coloof increase its appropriations tipper not know and have no means of Reclamation - Commissioner Page rado river water if Mexico makes might easily be sustained by an in-' IT aAe knowing to what extent they can are in agreement that if the Gila these appropriations in advance of ternational tribbnal vtilize the waters of the upper project be completed to its max- development of projects in the seven Survey Rush Important Afeeltarear tributaries of the Colorado They imum dimensions that diversion basin states? h'al - For this reason as much as for do not know what projects they coupled with the diversion at the — any other it has become important' could build if the money should be Parker dam and the present diver- Attitude of Mexico nt In other words if Mexico relying that surveys of the upper basin be dumped in their laps tomorrow sion onto the Yuma project would ebaila7:: There is not a single project irriga- not begin to utilize all the 2800000 upon the doctrine of prior appro- rushed to completion so those states nit: ' ennsi is to an nail which to have Arizona acre In of feet the four -may opportunity any tioa tar power 't s priation which applies so generally down their vg Boulto the corn their terms of been °Pr: the titled under has Mates that supposed rights yet the west goes ahead upper al throughout lagrre:2 -der dam act with its irrigation development and stipulated share of the waters of pletely surveyed few on which any I or unso Colorado show' been river the have Senator jolts system Hayden's figures engineering surveys Steadily increases its draft upon the ef that the Gila added to prior filings Colorado river as it flows into Mex- much of them as they reasonably dertaken IR alone completed rgecicsd — -use Arizona's can not and is of would exhaust half basin The upper guaranteed ican territory will not Mexico by The interior department appros reason of putting this water to benepvcootsvrel Adwet knOPen 1 -- -:7 ficial use establish the same kind priation bill as it passed the )1ouse IP P T I AMOTOR DI for Colorado river carried $150000 It of right that would be established c MICRICIAN cm Grtaral but is Motor" that money north of the boundary by American system surveys s Corporation lower to be and upper spent lb both 414glilappropriators depending on the i basins Unless this appropriation same doctrine of priority? TO GASTRIC HYPERACIDITY Is or unless substantially increased In the event Mexico increases its Tender and inflamed scorched by acids burn- - for raiing Tut MOST SRAUTHOUL THINGS ON OHMS OENWPIAL MOTORS TERUO TO SUIT YOUR PURit appropriation of water from the some other way is found ing with pain gnawing appetite but such a 7 in the' for money as upper Colorado surveys'' unused I river it flows it ' penalty paid for gratifying III 11 I I I Into her doniain and if those ap- basin the field work will drag over What à picture' And how unnecessary thanks to ' fJtqliitt:i"1'':r' 0:oa3 I t4'11ICII1-3- -1' ''ir--each propriations In time reach a point a long term of years andMexico —1141Y" where there is not sufficient unap- year of delay 'will afford VON'S 4114 ")) 1 ia:V' 4 opportunity to g commonsense propriated water to meet the re- just that much more '':t ihlo magic 3etof ut it—just human -61 water can of the it what take unof the basin that upper quirements relieving A 061 !114 der the Colorado river compact flowing across the border VON'S PINK TABLETS quickly demonstrate Not h'91:1(41' it S4lavilt Each additional appropriation In what will happen? on sale at Drug Stores Call at our office or— lb 111111 Vti!dall - I International disputes normally Mexico is an added threat to the -1 1 I Atystates of basin the I upper are rights settled arbitration That MAIL COUPON by GUARANTEE VIC7hei0 EXTRA inches elk EXTRA inchea of leg EXTRA miles per gib EXTRA EXTRA inches of seat would mean that some tribunal Itge FOR ' trunk lon room to let to smoothness space reiaz record width providing elbow allowing give you to let you you FY' al would be set up to hear this case 50 more I la comfort rest as you ride room for all breaking economy and Mexiat would be able to show 04N elt4NCIthat PON CO Arerftle difference delivered price Pontiac De tore eir—rwocloor—sedatrand ril odil three erne cam Pacific ttnikling 4th and Market Putts 684 Dept N — that it had put to beneficialtise all Betted on iterate in 168 representative cities See your Pontiac dealer tor exact Jocel Altura b Man Francisco Calif FREE! itthad appropriated and eon"ce'tlin'g' tlpilepti mend tdniveerViteadter e7a"b7intiqbn es VBER a BOottLet "THS1 PROBLEM UP fHIC SUirtrElle Kindly ' development 2- ' - 4 a -- i f1 ' : ' - r: - - '' c : A ' 0- s list '4- - olskT"Ar- -- -- -- T STV 0 i t 54:: s s vls' :' 44-- 4- - 7- it ! t' t s LW 2 a - - - :4 ' - ' :::4:: : fp: :44::: k - 4 -- ' '' ' 7 -: go - 4: 89 " 4 i s gr ::: ' ::: :': 4 - ::: ::::: : It'''V444 ' ? 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