Show PAGE THE READY UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT 6 the a Tullnw the plan that outlined bv Mr Barre company III Lt 'III JA 41' financial plan which it has alutnrn M’nlni in D1 nnmnunv ia ruction of readv found to be uccessiui naiiirij rnnvon hv the const HARNESSING COLORADO feet in (JI ESTIVAL dam possibly 500 height which lulling issuing percentage PAlVimiVH would create reservoir capable m cost in common stock say to pci cent bonding the stock and the extension holding some 00000000 to 40000000 and H A feet project for the remainder of the Barre executive engineer for This would be used as an reservoir by which the cost The committees appointed last the Southern California Edison coni-week equalizing the federal flow of the to take charge of the coming ElColorado through the While the permit frmu been pauy andwhich is planning a huge granted and other canyons below power commission has notthat Chautauqua estival age regulating reservoir on the Grand canyon be kept at constant ami a hearing before held commission met Tuesday and the in Glen and would or outlined camColorado river near until canyon that will probably not be for the demand paign of tickets series of plants figure or regulated as sale The below the states of members of the ticket committee will point calledpower might arise meeting of the of governors on Governor Mabey and for power the southwest has make personal canvass of the town State Engineer Caldwell this "week The Glen canyon site however is in the league confident that his and and it is believed that sufficient seadiscussed the broad features of far from the power markets and it been held willhebe is able showto make tickets can be the son disposed of to deplans of his company I'omminv The profray is quite probable that further down to the commisthe cost of the ject be big sufficient warrant the expendi-ollowing tht ci' In m would programs involves ultimate tsfrmim T1 are the members of the millions of in trranLHiK uiu tures of many dollarsconstructedand further head created sion ticket committee: Mrs A Rob-though Rob-I hr While the project is a bigh'fitone le is Mrs C though it will be developed somewhat by the use of flumes or ?J pipe lines Ik un “ ertson chairman Afu thin Hull IL lv crnpmp Mrs Anna nPeteron the unit as COjlIHKnL system and market for at manlierpoints power would be theere t4 that it will woi'K out Mis Mrs IL J and of the and commewuu-ly son Knox Patterson finances several markets power nearer to Vink-on company VI m 'f’U m Ljustify L'f for along the same lines as smallei shortening' the piii iv xiioitisoii rirs V7 power thus A Tangren Mrs Don Taylor Mrs R 'ismission lines and their resultant power projects become accomplished Mr Barre explained his’ present AL Hoyle Mrs Albert ’each sit to L‘l'st"s fo1’ maintenance Mrs of the ba-) and costs lor facts states Colorado river loss Boyd Hammond of Mr Mrs Tom Taylor sm as having for its object to get energy in transmission Mrs Evelyn Taylor of Mrs P (1 Woods general outline of what it is believed Barre suggissted the use 220000 DRILLING RESUMED Mrs R W Spencer M Shafer volt transmission lines for the Mrs will be the of land purpose CORTEZ WELL which of conveying ON the the Mrs Albert Maxwell Miss Helen waters of theamount and the on long Green power Colorado Taylor Miss Edna Bankhead Miss rivers and required to market their tributaries will be Louie Rites be (Cortez Journal Blanche Johnson Miss n for Each of the power sites used irritration would u llI1K"-mn in tnose L Met oil ln purposes nnrnnsoe b? MeCnrl Hai to Not much to report regarding oil TT1old Bo Long and states above the proposed reservoir relatively nearer some power market inw site He Some of the sites on which the matters this week but everything is !sie' recognized’ the possibility yi ‘rir ir has filed with the federahi four lel)rcsentatlve that After interstate questions on the right company progressing fl the Ellison-White or of commission arc from 250 to 300 lml salt watei company met or nrmrnmiofinn tne of b ni the (lil appropriation irom Colorado power with the committees and went miles as the crow flies from Los Anover will finally be settled on the the trom tne fifty further-' sufficiently emptied plans with them Mr Nott gave that the riehts of the stalos ground geles and and about miles further 'vas thn nn from Salt well to admit ol drilling which is now the the various numIron) Salt Thehe Glen assurance that Lake M rtU luauiivs oi uiv rivei win no co canyon the Good-Salt — in to tiers included on the servoir site is about 350 miles from progress Itgoing down the program are sidereu as prior to those of water rich Salt and about 400 from sand is there company among the best that ever appeared on in Lake miles states further down the river Los the cap He In In the which lies within enniitauqua piattonns further Angeles distance from expect to use general requirements of the upper Los stated that the artists and lecturers The stages the few Teet of the casing ready to cap of the river for Glen canyon to the lowest point irrigation on he who will put on the the the hole should gusher develop The various numbers river which would not inter- the water therefore became an item of the rock is ot will fere with the cap reach Moab early and there will Boulder site the distance through the calculations some importance in canvon be no this being the first confusion such as resulted last of river drops PA vertical uf unknown the a I1 distance course Southern California Kdison the well when failed to about feet It is the well year in entertainers I'nzLo 2250 is steepest nil put heir land by the oil time OUVUJU mu Ituvidi pvwvr CUIIHHISS1OI1 of the river for Leasing appearance on The finally various grant the application of that part any considerable chautauqua festival will make III1 Green and is matched’ only by the companies represented in the west is company for permission to use the stretch River this year of the territory being and the entertainers Colorado Grand river tributary still in progress the will waters in its large projects ofdescent the New Moab from that Colorado near its sources On covered as far as Dove Creek daily come direct" to far So with as estimated part of this place giving assurance that the programs now even stretch lies the almost all the Grand companies are arriving of will irrigable land the upper Canyon national park but it is under-1 Oklahoma being well represented We commence promptly at the reaches of the waters which finally stood that the company’s filings omit note the arrival of N R announced time Gascho of join to form the Colorado river supplied any urther N M who represents the particulars regardingthe development within that Sante with power irrigation will festival are published on nai’D cirrM still water there Soltee Oil Cm that has been drilling area bti be of th the of this edition of The Times-Indcnena Cl!"si(lerablenortion considerable portion Mr Barre said that the market for in that state having having just closed the direct How tor use as storage further! dent in Mr dent California is increasing at sixth duster Gascho will prob11 down the river in some such reservoir1 lte that to promises soon requireably transfer his operations to this as rnai projected ny tne Southern Cal-i mure the possible commercial than section WELL SPUDDED IN ifornia Edison according to engineers the the leasing of the government output from streams available Reports is the There further HIV fact that large there land lying east side yiiuu aa This will form the basis of on the Alter several delays the well of proportion of the flow used in irriirrithe company’s extension enterprises of Ute mountain coimin which shows Inn ii nuas uu company ation will in all nrohabilitv iilfinmi It is oil hoped that other markets for how the territory is spreading ii in Thursday ly return to the Colorado in any event visco wasThe uhole ei will be in of has leased power developed Arizona Tom Marshall Durango afternoon was down twen1’nnennc II LlUU 4U4 Nevada and ty-six feet at noon VAT tnnem uvv uiuugfll Utah and Colorado as much land between the Mancos hill Saturday ami good' when the rights to the flow of these these are development and and the created the power Summitt soon territory Illi nroirrpsls since tnen piogies’s is reported me The rivers are nnanv determined of the will and the well is located half whet various units take lying between there present a mile from Cisco er by the sco treaty commission atr now place will probably be covered Cortez oil well me company ho u'ds 9000 nernc in the by the projected body the to me projected or by some body states As financing he said tb it the is estimated as lying upon an vicinity which is rated as havin which these riverstake now and their origin company alrtac-V already has the nas available oil dome probabilities are good oil possibilities Ellis & will bo monev nvnil-ible money mg V permitted to take wh-itoLr! for the ocpei mated w hatevei will that will long be transferred investigation work which drilling ere Shumaker of Grand Z T 7 Ci‘n PUt t0 bf‘netlcl:d use'probably require some millions of the drillD to the outskirts of this place charge oto the for drilling onoh operations irrigation purposes he lirs ollowing that intimates And so it moves discusses OR plans lor As nf Me Glen L' I n 19!1 j fl s a CHAUTAUQUA a LADIES’ a stor-Hyon-White a a a V AND ALL a WINTER 11 WOOL x A n SKIRTS f n u vi-! I Some Good Real Numbers a At distances Reduction Special a of -Herald) 20 r 1 ’ r-i' P re-! us-ers a A House ew a Dresses at $1 Each 1'1 V Cl M (I r Our Men's of Line and WINTER Boys’ CAPS e a V L v 1 Complete is a Prices 75c to $295 f SEE k A L 1 s THEM BEORE BUYING ELSEWHERE o c I’ BOYS’ 4- c 4J- Brown LANNEL and SHIRTS Only Gray $135 Each (- MEN’S r dol-largc Chautauqua Moab Utah October estival Better irst IVE 19-24 Overalls Than Ever Evening Lecture-Entertainment 3 Dietrick Did you ever hear of “Balopticon” Would you know star clusters if you saw them? Did you ever see the picture of the longue of a butterfly? Did you the drop of ever see organisms of water under a Before 'll When microscope? Will hear Arthur Dietrick’s great lecture ‘‘The JmUniverse” on the opening night of the Chautauqua lot will know these questions and hurt-ilicds more about all like otheis which you probably to ask concei’niiiix1 would the of the wonders universe Mr Dietrick popularizes modern science With the aid of the “Balopticon” he 'strips it of all tedious technicalities enli his ens data with humor and beautiful illustrations He carries his own (uimi'lute utfit of apparatusincluding lantern screen and all mechanical Mrs appliances him as Dietrick accompanies operator and assists in all his experiments Admission 50c you the estival you a ot 12 Supply’ Advance While Prices are Low to $110 ----- years years 16 j g- r ' Grocery Bargains Hour per sack (Cash) Sugar per pound Potatoes per 100 pounds Armour’s Oats large pckg Cream of Wheat Laundiy soap 18 bars for 10 pounds Lard 5 pounds Lard 2 pounds Lard Lecture “Ike ourth Evening House We Live In” V THE I ncul"’e C1U1 affonI t0 miss the lecture on the fourth night by V Shepherd His subject “The House We Live In is nmv and scholarly presentation of the age-old truth “As a man thinketh so is he” Mr Shepherd is writer from California who in recent has rapidly the years forged ahead in Chautauqua lecture world His best ‘‘The known book Great Leveler" and he is the of tht plaj of the clear-mindcd same name He is deep-thinking broad-visuncd man and a lecturer of real ability I ’’ a I a our Admission Upton Musical a ifth Entertainment 40 35 1 Otl 95 j ---- 5 HAMMOND COMPANY 50c III A rare treat is in store for Chautauqua estival patrons on the secondnight Capt T I) Upton athletic and recreation authority who has been making profound impression on our larger Chautauqua circuits in the United States and New Zealand comcg with great inspirational lecture “The our Square Builder” “Dinny" Upton was formerly superintendent of Municipal Recreation in Grand Rapids Michigan and later Army Athletic Director at two of our great cantonments He is a speaker of wonderful force and magnetism know boys and girls as he ew men does ew approach their problems with as great a heart Salem Oregon says: “Upton comes closer to than your heart and mind any other lecturer on the platform better — you can’t help being man or woman after hearing Capt 'Dinny’ Upton” Admission 50c jq 250 II a D T $215 t Shepherd I co-author Second Evening Square Builder” “The Soon Will Good 7 to s Lecture a 00 I a ? a bWnsityof Boys -veas waters all seems to be woven into their music Ne Ponioceno’s ilipino Quartet which comes to the Chautauqua estival on the third night is unique picturesque and artistic organization of native musicians Mr Ne Ponmcenohas chosen artists— masters of the group ot “bandurias" the “laud” the “octa-yma the “guitarra” the “ba jo" and the piano program alsoin includes delightfulnovelty features and excellent The vocal numbers solo and ensemble The singing is done in English as well as their native tongue The members besides Manager Ne Pomoceno are B Del Rosario S Damalario and Mrs Damalario Admission 75c SCIENTIIC INTERPRETATION O THE THE “IMMENSITY O UNIVERSE” a 10 S 13 a A the $5 pling Arthur Will NIGHTS BIG HATS ALL COLORS REGULAR VALUES UP TO $825 NOW AT ONLY EACH Get Evening Patton Brothers’ THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST’ Trio -t a A MUSICAL A notable Chautauqua estival on Three virile young PAGEANT SIX IN EPISODES musical-entertainment event is scheduled for the closing night breathing of' spirit of the great West men which is their homo the Patton Brothers' Trio Thev’ comprise a of six present musical pageant episodesin full Chines’e Sacred Humorous Colonial Popular and Patriotic costume— Banjo and fen' uke ele accompanimentsoriginal dances and pianologues will lure in ea’ their program The company is headed by Lowell Patton pianist whose is familiar one to Western music-lovers name He studied under Rach maninoft and was favorite pupil of that great composer and ter piamst mas Donald Patton bass and Gault Patton plete the baritone tom' personnel of this trio WIT I the a to WWN NEWSPAPERS' family who preferred of charI?e to town tovvn Do it now “Subscribe to your home paper’’ Oris is the slogan of “ VV (Id Lit III" wide by n ovement backed the Nation-' al Editorial association and other agencies any is if (( away will we anyone the member of from home mail you copy iiee designate a n ly-l V UNIVERSITY HAS BIG EXHIBIT-'11 a ' Concert Ne Pomoceno ilipino Quartet Admission O AN EVENING MUSIC EATURING O - There is a swaying Buy AND THE NATIVE THE ISLANDS INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUMENT cadence and sweetness of tone in the ili-pmo than the native melodies of Haw-ni sunsets the dim blue of the distant winds blowing the summer seas the palms and the soft radiance of moonlight on rip- Ticket i VOCAL SEASON melodious music even more Hie lenuties of the mountains the fresh of the I I EIGHT GETTING in-from Campaign a - alluring tropical Season Will No war-tax 75c TICKETS Adults Children because of Ellison-White $225 100 being bind non-profit t0 and Save ew Days Money nat'vo ffnf tics soil e the largest university state displayed in the wIMIK I3 Unive this week by the Utah at the state fair isEvery coiitr the school departmentof tne scnvui before ing idea to place befJrti)te some new idea annual eye of the public at the One One bits ing of of v ever shown declare J Because Utah has been dec in the tne be the only state in umuu both cliff dwellers and mow mem for A ma v v ears ers and besides the well known manv tan taken a large space is being devoted dePa !hey archaeological be by the subjects greatly interested It ot'thl ten the °f’ than ment of the university case is IS’ Lme respondence J pivate cor-hmvCv The student-body m-nri carefollj mi'cht 'n"”’' ing a display at the faireor the other departments that in letter L a the exhibit are tributing to he other hand science prints all home economics nsiivunterest large and the and school of niedicmc small and beitt “ P'e through which Aaeal medium ron mnvins are in picture tho old hnnia fn touch with newly constructed In order to rtimni at a which was erected will be "'0 The shownare this pictures nt-pn ng un an ovr-i-n Aka Of mm Ti extra uusy uuimg au wauK copy ndef w i y pCndent to served Luncheon being el every subscriber who ll S £ f‘”’ it in f This 01wrtes direction of the classesfen of of the extra can h a ?vith the is special subscription university new P hl blank which we exhibit this year born on evervonlr7glrCninB of The campai e-ho and reared been away important “here l in a Ticket that t ST basis Begin back of it far than csIe on the part of newsoinm J0 acquire circulation increased fn S’ 'n efectstep the toward uLn’fication of America hv H1'eCCt more W?°Wcre 1 j r f t i 1 -nntiiiD-movement 4 J t- l-lnf a |