Arizona republican., 1921-11-26

pared to finance the great Colorado
 river enterprise.
 Sir Adam Beck, head of Hydro Corporation of Ontaria, Canada,
 which manufactures power at Mia
 gara and furnishes electricity to al- most 300 Ontario towns and cities under community enterprise, will
 present the case for the advocates of development under public or govern
 ment enterprise or ownership.
 The leaders of the successful de-
 velopment in Miami valley, Ohio,
 where conditions on smaller scale
 were parallel to those which confront
 the people of the Colorado river
 basin will tell the story of their ex-
 periences.
 The Western States Reclamation association and the Northwestern States Reclamation league will be
 represented.
 Secretary Frederick L. Long of ie
 Water Power League of America
 will come from New York city to
 present a plan his organization has
 worked out in the hope it will solve
 irrigation, flood control and power
 problems on all the great streams Of
 the continent.
 Lieutenant Colonel William Kelly
 
 who under the secretary of war has supervision over navigable streams,
 Will be present. It is also expected Commissioner Burke of the Indian bureau, Commissioner Spry of the land office, Secretary of the Interior Fall and other government officials will be present as well as several senators and congressman.
 President Obregon of Mexico is ex- pected to send delegates and the gov- ernors of Sonora and Lower Califor- mia are expected in person.
 Each of the states in the Colorado River basin will have a principal speaker on the program to present the crystaliZed thought and claims of each representative state. Each large city or district concerned in the development of the Colorado river will have principal speaker on the program to define its position. Salt Lake City is sending former Govern or Bamberger; Denver, former Gov. E.. M. Ammons; Los Angeles, Chief Engineer William Mu1holland. The American Mining Congress has appointed a delegation consisting of W. J. Loring, San Francisco; Bulk eIey Wells, Denver; R. S. Billigs Kingman; George Dern, Salt Lake City; Gov. Emniet D. Boyle, Reno. The st. Louis chamber of com merce will send a delegation to rep resent the Mississippi valley; the Chi cago chamber of commerce will send a delegation to represent the Great Lakes region.
 Other organizations of national scope will be represented. The citizens of Riverside under the leadership of Mayor Horace Porter have organized a number of compe- tent committees to minister to the comfort and entertainment of the delegates and visitors to the meeting of the league. The entertainment committee is organizing a great in- formal reception to take place on the evening of Thursday, Dec. s, at the celebrated GlenWood Mission Inn On the afternoon of Friday, Dec. 9 the visitors will be taken on a tour to the environs of Riverside and will visit Redlands, San Bernardino, Up- lans, Ontario, and other points of in terest in this beautiful region. finish ing with visit to the Sherman In- dian school, where a flag drill will be staged by Superintendent Conser in which the 800 Indian pupils will par ticipate. On Saturday evening a
 great banquet will be held at the Glenwood Mission Inn- It will be wise to make early reservations for
 this banquet. Other special hospi- tality is planned by various organiza- tions for the entertainment of is- itorS