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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
OF WEEK
At T0OELE CITY
Social Affairs in and Around
Thriving Capital of County
of TOOele.
ANNIVERSARY OF PROPHET
Is FITTINGLY OBSERVED
Pythian Lodge Organized, With
William S. Marks as Grand
Chancellor.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
TooELE, Dec, 81,-Memorlal services
We're held in the Tooele ward meeting
house last Sunday in commomoration OF
the 1o4th anniversary Of the prophet,
Joseph Smith.
Doctor and Mrs. V G.. Logan are mals-
ing their homo at Hotel Tooele for the
present.
Miss Fay Lodge Is visiting her parents
DR.. Frank Davis was called home from
salt Lake, Wednesday, on account of
the serious illness Of his little daughter,
Vivian.
=, Wedneesday. the Ladies Sewing club
met win Mrs. Samuel Merritt at her
nome near the smelters. Those present
Iere; Ifo Ms. N, II,oWTardd Wallice, Mrs, Fred
6rinton' The afternoon was spent in
playing whist, Refreshments We're served
and an ENJOYABLE time was. spent.
Dr. Ferren OF Mercer made a business
trip to Tooele the last OF the week.
r. Dustin returned from Salt Lake the
middle OF the week.
Dr. 2eno Logan. Archie Latham and
Guy Pratt of Ophlr visited Tooele
Thursday and Friday
Mrs Hunter and Mrs. Taylor have
moved TO their homes on Fifth avenue.
Jake Iseral ltraveling salesman. was In
Tooele this week
The Tooee Home Dramatic company
present presented .fhe the play Wednesday evening
the company will put on some more good
plays.
Miss Florence McFarlan and Thomas
n, Morgan of Stockton were married at
the parsonage in Tooele. December 81.
Miss Eva Dunyon and Miss Johnson
OF salt Lake are guests of Miss Dun
yon's aunt, Mrs. Libbie Lee,
The Pine Canyon Smelter and Tooele
valley Railway company contemplate
moving the office TO Tooele the first of
the year.
Last Sunday. DR.. Fuller lectured in the
ward meeting house. his theme being
Temperance and Prohibition The
doctor is a learned man and delivered
an interesting discourse
Mr. Young. Junior partner In Hotel
Tooele, is spending the holidays In the
east.
OF Prophet Joseph Smith.
Catholic services were held In .Tooele,
Christmas day. Mass was said by Fa
ther Lawrence Alt,
case OF smallpox is reported.
attending school elsewhere returned
home 70 Tooee to spend the holidays.
DR., V. G. Logan made a trip to st.
Frank Evans Of London. England is
the guest of John T. Flinders at Grants
The parents class held services at the
Mormon church In honor OF the anniver-
sary Of the birth OF the Savior. Inter
esting talks were given and the choir
rendered several pretty selections,
William II. Vowels has recovered from
typhoid fever.
Miss Josephine ScrIbner and Walter
II. Smith were married Christmas day.
home of the bride In the presence OF
the family and few friends.
Last Wednesday the Knights Of Pythi-
as organized lodge No. 26. with William
S. Marks as grand counselor. A special
train brought members of the Salt Lake
knights. After the installation, ban
quet was given at the opera-house The
special train left Tooele about > o'clock
Thursday morning for Salt Lake.
An excellent public school is just COM
pleted at Lincoln.
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Monday evening at the Farnsworth cafe

Covers were laid for five.
Miss Prudence Paulson most delight
fully entertained Saturday evening. An
Victoria Ghram delightfully."- entertained
number Of friends Wednesday evening
Company E, u N. c., gave a ball
Wednesday evening at the Anona The
soldier boys were there In full uniform
The Elsinore Commercial club save It's
annual banquet and ball Tuesday night
This was the big social event Of The hol-
idays. The Parker orchestra furnished
Miss May Baker delightfully."- enter
tained a number OF friends Sunday even
Ing. Games were played and a dainty
luncheon was served.
Mr., and Mrs. Leonard Ogden enter
tanned alta dinner patty Monday evening
Mrs, Roy, Horne entertained II number
OF her lady friends Wednesday after
noon, a dainty luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs juno Ogden entertained
at an elaborate dinner Wednesday even
ing; with host OF friends as guests.
The twenty eighth wedding anniversary
OF Mr., and Mrs. Harold Christopherson
was suitably observed last Sunday by
the Royal NeiShborS and their husbands
at the, Christopherson home. An elabo-
rate dinner was served and the evening
was spent in social pastmes.
iting in RichfieId.
Judge Chidester, ]. IL Erickson and
Soren Christensen are visiting in Salt
Mabel Christensen Is visiting In Mon
roe t..ls week.
Lee Krlsman is here from Salt Lake
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Hettie Alfred OF Salina spent part
OF the holiday week with her son. Percy
or, and Mrs Frank Galloway enter
tained Mt dinner on Wednesday in honor
Of Miss Zella Crawford and Cal Cox OF
Manti.
Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Mcintyre of Salt
Lake are visiting the parents OF Mrs Nc
Intyre. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Fl. Erickson.
Miss May christensen delightfully."- en-
teTtained at house party New Years
eve. An elaborate supper was served to
large number OF guests.
Miss Firm Thurber entertained New
Years night at a house party. A de-
licious supper was served to twelve
guests.
A progressive card party was given al
the residence OF Henry Baker on Tues
day night. Claude Baker won the first
prize, Lola Farnsworth second and Eras-
tus Peterson obtained the consolation
prize An elaborate luncheon was served.
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THREE KILLED IN
NORTHERN WRECK
Passenger Train Behind Time
Crashes Into Freight Near
Oxford, Mont.

BILLINGS, Mont, Jan, 1-PIowng
along In the midst Of a terrific snow
storm, which blinded the view of the
engineers. Great Northern Burlngto
transcontinental passenger train No. A
met In head-on collision with a freight
train between II and IL o'clock last
night at Oxford. on the Great Northern
railroad, killing the fireman OF the pas
senger. the mall clerk. and presumably
one OF the baggagemen, who Is reported
missing and Is supposed to be under the
wreckage.
The Dead.
a. J. GIBSON. mail clerk, Billings,
Mont.
FIREMAN OF THE PASSENGER
IRAlN. name unknown, OF Judith Gap.
BRAKEMAN. name unknown.
Ihree men, said TO be miners at Red
Lodge were the only passengers in
1ured. according TO the only reports OBJ
tanned here.
The passenger train was several hours
behind It's schedule time and is said to
have been running at high rate Of
speed
Suddenly. and without an instant's
warning, In rounding n sharp. curve. the
flying passenger train and an extra
freight crashed together and the huge
locomotives were tclescoped, while cars
were piled up in confusion.
Three OF the passenger cars the mail,
baggage and smoker. Immediately
caught fire and were consumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
CAMPAIGN in ENGLAND
BECOMES RATHER DULL

ings OF the general election ONLY a Fort
night away, the campaign shows less
popular excitement than the last stages
OF previous general elections.
Since the first tremendous uproar over
the rejection of the budget by the house
Of lords, and the general explosion OF
oratorlcal fireworks, with a rernarlSa BILE
amount of personal abuse by rival poll
ticians' the contest has settled into a
dull bomhardmont OF speeches and news
paper articles dealing with the house of
lords and tariff reform.
The list OF candidates still is far from
complete. while factional squabbles be-
tween tariff retormers and free traders
In the Cnionist ranks forces the Radicals
and Laborites In the government forces TO
leave many opportunities for changes In
nominations already made in order to
avoid three-cornered fights. o.
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END OF A RED NOSE.
New Flesh Colored Product That Heals
and Hides Skin Imperf ections.

A peculiar feature Of poslam, new
skin discovery, is that it IS naturally
fesh-colored and contains no grease, SO
that when used on the face for the com
ple1ion, or for pimples, red noses, or
any other inhammations, blemishes, or
discolorations. it's presence cannot be
detected, 1t can thus be applied In the
day time, the natural color Of the skin
being Immediately restored and the act
ual healing and curing process accom-.
plished in few days. 1t con be had of
any pharmacist who sells pure drugs.
The +. J. Hill Drug Co., make a spe
cialty of it. Fifty cents worth will
answer either for the troubles men.
TONED or in curing ordinary cases of
eczema. Itching stops at once.
Any one who will write to tho Emcr.
gency Laboratories, No. 80 West
Twenty fifth Street, New York, can So
cure, by mail free of charge, a supply
sufficient to cure small eczema sur
face or clear n complexion overnight
and remove pimples in twenty four
hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM
IN THE CITY OF MANTI
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MANTI Utah. Jan. lone OF the pret-
ty social events OF the week was that
waite In honor OF Mr.. Otto and Miss Eva
lima Buhler OF Salt Lake Wednesday
evening. rabbit hunt was engaged in
party. the losers to furnish supper for
the crowd. The losers were Otto Buhler
Spencer Madsen and Lawrence Lowry.
The rooms were beautifully decorated in
holiday attire.
Albert Bowland and II. Fitzhugh Of
salt Lake. Miss McGraw and Rex Jen-
sen OF Mt. Pleasant have been spending
Frank X. Nelson OF Salt Lake spent
Christmas with his mother and sister
here. returning Sunday
tanned Monday afternoon from to In
honor of their daughter, Florence, the
occasion being her birthday A dainty
luncheon was served.
came down from Provo Friday TO spend
a few days with j. Fl. Hornuns and fam
Miss Helen Jorgenson is visiting friends
Mrs. L. B. Becker entertained num-
per OF young people Wednesday evening
In honor OF WINS Walker Of Mt Pleas
ant. who is visiting with Vernon Becker.
a delightful evening was had.
The basket dance given at the Ar
mada Tuesday night, for the benefit OF the
Suutb Nniu 4hutudl liIipEo'eIHent ASSOC
brought basket filled with good things
to eat, which was auctioned off to the
highest bidder.
Miss j. P. Nelson entertained at dinner
Saturday In honor OF her brother Frank,
OF Salt Lake. Covers were laid for eight
The table had a beautiful Chinese lily for
centerpiece.
Mrs. Jacob Fixstad was hostess at a
dinner party Monday evening given in
honor OF Perry and Hal Lund OF Salt
Lake City. The same gentlemen were
entertained at dinner on Sunday by Miss
Viola Peterson
Miss Leona Farnsworth was awarded
the prize OF $3.50 for suggesting the most
appropriate name for the new dancing
hall and drlllroom. The hall was named
Armada
Rex Jensen. Vernon Becker and Willis
Walker entertained at bob slcighing
party Monday night followed By an oys-
ter supper at the home Of Miss Mary
Martin Mrs. G., w. Martin and Mrs. L.
II, Becker were chaperons,
Miss Marian and Maggie Tennant en-
tertained Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Rcva Tenant. A dainty luncheon
was served.
The Sunday school pupils and parents
OF the Presbyterian Sunday school spent
Friday evening at the church. An inter
esting programme was carried out, after
which supper was served.
Twelve couples with their lunch bas-
kets spent Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lowry.
Calvin Cox and Miss leila Crawford
Miss Jessie Crawford entertained Mr..
and Mrs. r. Belliston OF Nephi Mrs. AM
derson Of Provo Mr.. Lnnd of Ogden and
Mrs Warner OF Manti.
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WOMEN OF WASHINGTON
TO FIGHT FOOD TRUST

WASHINGTON. JaG Women OF the
national capital, with a number OF wives
OF congressman, will meet tomorrow to
discuss the scope and plans of the pro-
posed national antitrust league, which
Is TO be organized 10 keep down the
prices of foodsmffs.
The promoters of the new league de-
clare they already have enlisted the CO.
operation Of a number of important
members OF congress. and through them
Immediate steps will be taken toward
organizing state leagues throughout the
country. There will be no clash with the
law because OF the boycotting of certain
foodstuffs, the organizers insist for the
activity OF the leagues members will be
devoted to the reduction In price of
commodity and not be directed at indI-
vidual firms. This reduction. II is de-
clarcd, win follow the falling off In de-
mand for the article which the league
Will instruct its members to cease pur-
chasing
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I'm EioteI Corridors

J. c. SULLIVAN OF Eureka was at the
Cullen Saturday enroute To his home,
after a months trip In the east
W. D. JOHNSTON Of the Telluride
Power company was in Salt Lake City.
Saturday. Mr. Johnston has been in
Grace. Ida, for some weeks In the In
terests OF the company,
ALMA STRAIN OF Springylllc, Utah.
was registered at the Cullen. Saturday.
c. O. ELLINGWOOD. formerly OF this
city, but now a resident OF Boston, was
at the Knutsford, New Years day,
Fl. w. ROBERTS of st. Anthony. Ida.
spent New Years day In Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Roberts was a guest OF the Wilson.
THOMAS L. BASSETTY OF ReXburg
Ida, was guest OF the Wilson. New
Years day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION
Quickly Cures Rheumatic Pains, Also
Splendid System Builder.

One ounce compound syrup Of Sar-
saparilla, and one ounce Toris COM
pound, Add these to n half pint of
first class whiskey, and use a tablespoon
full before each meal and at bedtime.
The bottle must be well shaken each
time. This simple remedy is one of the
most effective known. The restorative
action will be felt after the first few
doses. Any druggist has these ingre-
dients or will quickly get them. Any one
can mix them This formula is also es-
pecially beneficial to old people and all
persons of failing strength, as it will
eventually restore full physical yigor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
TALES OF CRUELTY TO
PRISONERS C0RR0B0RATED

ATLANTA. Ga, Jan. John Dodd
former overseer, at the city prison. testt
flying before the council Investigating
committee today In addition TO corrobo-
rating the stories Of cruelty to prisoners
and OF filthy and unsanitary conditions
declared that the food served the prIs-
oners was unfit even for the lowest kind
Of animals Prisoners frequently showed
bread. containing files. he said. and one
man brought him a piece OF bread con-
taining a spider. He declared the place
was ovcrrun with yermIn.
Pearl Bryan. one OF the three white
women who were hung up by rings while
at the stockadc. said she was strung up
nearly forty-fve minutes. and was only
taken down when they saw blood run
ming down her arms
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realizes the value of irrigation and by
this plan thousands Of acres are being
reclaimed.
Garden Of the World
E<The west heretofore has been pro.
ducer Of cattle and lumber, but there is
no reason why 1t should not become
the garden of the world Districts
which high altitude makes impracticable
for farming regions are few, from what
! am told, and | believe corn and vcge-
tables of practically every nature can
be raised in the west.
~ took particular pains in the gold
and silver producing section of the west
to make a study of many metals. OF
course, ! have been interested In the sill
Yer question for great many years and
have talked with many eminent students
and fnanciers, and l can only say now
that many of the big men ofSthe world
are becoming silver men.
81 cannot see why London and
Washington do not act in harmony on
the solution of the money question.
With silver recognized as a medium
fully as valuable as gold, it would mean
cheaper living. higher wages and ex.
tended trade"
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE,
SAYS SE|SMOGRAPH H
Location of Disturbance, Which
Must Have Caused Great
Damage, Unknown.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

by Leased Wire to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D, c., Jan. Am
earthquake shock fully as violent US
That which wrecked San Francisco was
recorded OH the seismograph at the
weather bureau today. 1T is estimated
chat the earthquake occurred about 2000
Prof. Willis T. Moore expressed the
opinion that great damage would re-
suit, regardless of the location Of the
earthquake If on land. he said, the
damage would be tremendous, and il
under the sea, an enormous tidal wave
would follow, He expects that his bu.
reau Will begin to hear definite reports
not later than tomorrow morning.
Distinct shocks were felt ut -four min
utes after six this morning. There was
a second shock at eight minutes past
SIX, and at eleven minutes past 6 o clock
there was shock sufficiently violent
to htt the needle clear of the seismo-
graph
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
BRET HARTE'S DAUGHTER
IS GRANTED A DIVORCE

BOULDER. Colo. Jan. l,-Jessame
Harte Steele, daughter Of Bret Harte, was
today granted a divorce from Henry NIL
ford Steele, formerly prominent in Dem
yer financial circles Mrs. Steele was
also granted the right to assume her
maiden name.
The suit for divorce was Instituted In
this city last spring by Steele himself
He charged his wife with desertion
Counter accusations OF extreme cruelty
Ingram sustained the allegations OF this
cross s-complaint. Mrs Stecle's evidence
was. presented in a deposition made at
fonkcrs, n. 7.
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CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT
TO DYNAMITE BRIDGE

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. 1.-Following
an attempt last evening TO blow up the
Gay street bridge OF the Baltimore 6
on a charge of conspiracy with intent 10
dynamite the bridge and also the Mount
Clare machine shops of the railroad COM
pany-
The bridge was not seriously damaged.
William B. ShIpley. Hamilton w. Lighter
and William II. Zimmerman. all ma
chinists, were later taken Into custody
Detective Captain Humphrey claims TO
have evidence directly duplicating the
men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
NEW YEARS SERVICES In
SEVERAL CHURCH WARDS

Special musical and literary pro-
grammes will be rendered by the mem
hers of the Mutual Improvement assocla-
tioHs in the various ecclesiastical wards
OF the city Sunday evening.
The. pupils OF Hugh w. Dougall Will
participate In a musical programme at
the Fifteenth ward chapel Professor
Charles Kent and Il number or his pupils
will appear at the Nineteenth ward
chapel DR.. ]. q. Talmaee will deliver an
address at the Twentieth ward chapel on
'iThe Apostasy," and programmes will be
rendered at the Third. Twelfth Thirteenth
and Waterloo ward chapels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
Suffragette Is Violent.

LONDON. Jan. IA woman believed
to be a suffraeette attempted today to
destroy a quantity of campaign literature
at the political headquarters OF John
Burns at Battersea with acid. The
clerk in charge was seriously burned
about the face and hands. The woman
gained an entrance to the headquarters on
the pretense of addressing envelopes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
Priest ATTEMPTS sricide

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-The Rev. Rich
ard Grogan. Roman Catholic priest of
by shooting. at the Grand Union hotel,
today. Attendants who hurled to his
room were admitted by Father Grogan.
the right temple. calmly explained that
he had had a 'branstorni" and had
sought TO end his life. He will I,scoycr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
The Fight Is On
Every moment Of your life, when
you are at home or abroad,
awake or asleep

Between the poison germs that are in air,
food and water, - everywhere in fact,-
and the billions of your invisible friends,
the little soldier-corpusclesi in your blood.
If these little soldiers are kept strong
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, you need have no fear of dis
ease. Begin using it at once if you are
at all under the weather, or have
troubles of the blood, stomach, liver
and kidneys. Get 1t Of your druggist.
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KILLS WIFE, WOUNDS
son, COMMITS SUICIDE

PITTSBURG. Jan. 1.--William Gibson.
aged As years. a resident of Munhall. a
suburb. tonight shot and killed his wife
seriously wounded a son. fired three
shots at his fleeing daughter and then
killed himself
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CLEVELAND, O., Jan. IA consid-
erablc disturbance of the earth was
recorded on the seismograph at ST. Ip.
natlns college here today indicating an
earthquake shock about 5000 miles away
and from east to west IN movement.
The shock began at 5:07 n. m., as
registered here, and ended at 6:06 the
most severe disturbance coming between
5:l5 and 5:lS a. m.
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BIG FOUR TRAIN WRECKED;
ENGINE CREW INJURED

MUNCIE. Ipd., Jan. 1.-The Big Four
wrecked at Dawn. o.. near Ansonia, at
11:40 tonight according 10 telephone re-
ports reaching here. THE train struck
a defective switch left the track. and
plunged through store. The engineer
and fireman were said to be badly
In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
YOUTH ENDS HIS LIFE
AFTER NEW YEARS REVEL

OF an unidentified youth seated upon a
chair with n bullet hole through the
head. was found today by a hotel clerk,
who had gone TO guests room to wish
him happy new year
The pockets of the dead man were full
of confetti. indicating that he had been
one OF the reNelers OF the night before
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Bad Fire in Hotel.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, Jan. IA blaze
early today at Gallatin. Mo, drove score
OF guests from the Woodruff hotel in
their night clothes. Many of them lost
their baggage. but none was injured ex-
cept from exposure, The hotel was de-
stroyed
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SEVERE WINTER FLOODS
NEAR PUEBLO CITY

PUEBLO. Colo. Jan. 1.-The worst
winter foods in thirty-five years are oc-
curing along the Arkansas river east Of
Pueblo, The floods are caused BY the
OF the heavy SHOWS of the last few weeks
Twelve miles east the river has divided
into four or five distinct streams and is
flooding a large area.
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LYONS LOCK LINK

A perfect button for shirts with cuffs
attached or detached, Locks in center;
Unnecessary to remove to turn up sleeve;
absolutely secure and easily adjusted.
Price, by mall or at your Dealers. S15O.
c. d. Lyons Company Manufacturers.
Mansfield Mass
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Fortune in Tobacco Burns.

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, Jan. 1.-The
customs tobacco stores, containing to-
damaged by fire today Flremen. assist
cd by 200 sailors from the German
cruiser Freya, succeeded in saving the
greater part OF the tobacco. The loss Is
estimated at 81 400. 900,
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS In
CITY OF RICHFIELD
Special to The Tribune.

opSNiai w = hc i'ipunc,
R1CHF1ELD, Jan, 1.-The Misses Sue
and Irene Seesmiller and Mrs. w. III,
SeegmilIer were hostesses at an elegant
chafing dish luncheon on Tuesday after
noon; noon; There were place cards for twelve
Alma Westman gave bachelor supper
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REALIZES POWER OF
WONDERFUL WEST
Continued from Page One.

realizes the value of irrigation and
this plan thousands Of acres are beir
reclaimed.