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get the golden collar which has changed
them into harmle sheep"
Then the lovely lady fairy, who told
me her name was Dog Starlight. re-
lated how the wolves had met her in
the woods.
81 had foolishly gone strolling with
out my golden magic collar wherein lies
my fniry power she said. II had
no means Of saving myself unless
could get home and put the collar on.
That l was able to do so, thanks to
your bravery"
She smiled to me so warmly, felt
my heart swell with pride.
And what shall ] do with these
wolves?' barkcd I. "Shall I tear them
to pieces for daring to attack you"
Nay replied Dog Starlight. "That
would be foolish waste, indeed, now
that they have been turned into sheer.
You shall take them home to your mas
ter to take the place of the half OF the
flock they killed when they were hungry
wolves"
| was delighted at that as nv master
was not n rich man and the loss Of his
sheep would be n heavy blow to him.
And l thought that would be the finest
kind OF justice on the wolves, to make
them take the places Of the sheep they
had killed.
"As for you" said Fairy Dog Star
light beaming upon me. "You shall
have three wishes. Wheth.r these
wishes Will make you happy or miser-
able depends upon the wisdom with
which you use them
Saying this Fairy Dog Starllgh,
pulled hairs from her tail and braided
them into three circlets. These thrct
circlets she placed around my neck.
Each circlet IS a wish" said she
"When you want TO make a wish
just break a circlet and throw 1t into th'
air. Your wish shall be granted tha
instant. Good by, my friend! Ma!
your wishes be wise"
With that Fairy Dog Starlight van
ished with the lake and wild garder
and den of silver.
(What Daddy Dog wishes will be tolc
in the next chapter. What do yo'
think his wishes will be-?
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CHAPTER III
The New Sheen


THERE We stood, the lovely white
l. dog and I facing the snarling, snap
ping pack Of wolves. Thus Daddy Dog
went on with his story.
The leader OF the wolves leaped at
me. But ] lcaped as suddenly as he
did. met him in mid -a,r and slashed
him with my Jaws. He yelpcd and
leaped back. sank my fangs into his
throat, As did 20 three wolves leaped
upon me. They tore and cut me.
The lovely lady dog didn't rush into
the fray as l had expected. She sat
down and rubbed her golden collar with
her hind foot
Even in the frenzy Of battle, saw
her do that, and il made me wonder.
Was sho going TO die without fight!
But at the second rub against the
collar, a strange thing happened. The
wolves suddenly lost their ferceness.
They shrank back, covering before the
lady dog. And the lady dog, rubbing
her golden collar third time, barked
a queer charm:
Bow wow wee! Bow-wow- wee
Wolves 10 sheep. Changeree." =
Inc cIltTlu "blh Az bit Nihh VI I'll
eye. The snarlng wolves >Seene
bleatIng sheep. From force wilr+ beasts
they had become tame, timiG growers
of wool. ! was saved,
Thank you. lovely dog fairy, for
saving me with the magic Of your
golden collar" I barked.
Nay, It Is TO you | owe thanks
! barked the lovely dog fairy to me
Had you not come 10 my rescue, brave
! " attacking the wolf pack all by your
| self, would not have had chance tc
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
Daddy Dog and the Fairy
by DADDY

While Daddy Dogs school Is at
recess in the woodS. Jack and Janet
catch a glimpse Of a lovely ,ohte dog.
Daddy Dog says the dog is q tatry,
ard hurries his school into hiding.
He tells them the story Of his first
meeting ,rith the fairy aud hoo he
rescued her from pack Of rolres.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OINEY

$500 CASH buys beautiful modern home. 90 {
West Fishers ave-, close to lncarnation
good section. easy payments; ~ and ~ troll
ieNs AEERNETHN 13gS Chestnut st.
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FERN ROCK

TO ARCHITECTS AND HutLDERs-FIrst::
class corner sites for every business:
have about all hero worth building on; 70
the midst OF, u thriving and popu.ons con. on.
are always scarce: other lots, not corners.
.or dwellings, from sAOO up: terms liberal.
HOPE, ST.. 1921 Nedro ave. List on ap-
pliCa tIOn: opon Sunday.
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WE HAVE; several 2-tamiiy houses for sale
at $4,000. Liv" in one apartment and rent
tho other Real economy; easily hranced.
Don't hold back on this. During the Sosqu!-
Centennial these will bring double the rent.
Each apartment rented now for $50. only
a fna %
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New stone corner homo tic roof less than
block to Pennsylvania station: also HANDY 10
3 I7ths ia-g" lot, beautiful shruhhery: :
car atone garnre: hot-wnt"- heat and every
modern convenience. 2@Ql y. tlst 81. or
pN one over brook T0"i,
IDEAL. cot N1RY HOME
Eighteen ncr-s hIsh locau-n near Somerton
I.Iis country club; Q rooms Colonial stone
dwelling q" baths. cl"r,; stable. garage and
poul'rv house; oil shade ard fru!t n ynTiesy; ~
Sricn SsTOO for prompt sale. W. FORREST
NfAf.E'E, Snnt hAnnntnM. IA.
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Building Lots
$3.50
$4(G)

S4OO $3.50
EASY TERMS. .Byys ! J1T s9I!+5,-
ALL CONVENIFSCFs. COOP TRANSlI.
ALDAN REALTY CO. EAns. 14Ob III
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APARTMENTS
GER MiSTOWN
APARTMENT HOTELS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


1929 y. BROAp-F!fteen rooms: "2x.O0.
1928 Poplar: l3 rooms. hrownstone.
ISIS y. 18TH - rms. hot-water heat. elec.
1888 y. 18th: II rooms, . baths 26xl00
1921 Wallace; 10 rooms baths. electric.
85s Park ave. rooms
S48 y. Goth: - rooms. baths
N w. cor. 4th and Vine; 4 stories and brnt
Al y. 18th. cor: Commercial Bldg.
.. Il. cor. 18th G. Parrish, 50x5O; store dwy
1b10-l2 Stiles; 3-storY garage
N w. cor. 18th and Wallace: 10 apa rtnen:s
1924 Poplar: 10 rooms: modern. 88xil0.
1908 Fairmount ave; store and dwelling
204O Paramount ave; 9 rooms
2I2I Spring Garden--Centennial location.
1g28-oS y. 10th and rear: 36x2l5
2223 y. Chadwick; q rooms
1921 Van Pelt; . story, S rooms
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHFD
Observation-Disclosures
LANSDOWSE

WILL RENT we'll furnished la.rooro a.
tachcd home: bathrooms; large lawn MA ue
lot. located on widest and most hanntdf,Ii
street IN Lansdowne; beautiful suburban
surronndlngs: yearly lease: 1926 per mo
NJ 6l6, Ledger Office Ne' h'"'
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
PROPERTIES. all lccc tlcns. for exchange
Berry. 1927 Real Estate TT, Bldg. Wall
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FERGUSON. Front and York

IlANERCH-Npw singlc X. II. stucco. 3
bedrooms. tile bath hardwood noors. hot
water heat. Apply w. NJ HAWTHORNE
G9th st. Theatre Bldg. Room 1o2. Lans
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GLENsIDE
HIGHLAND rARk

AN oLD house S %in large 0 ,n'.hss m hst Ts"
.rn, trees; incl-sed porch, hot-wnter heat
WALTER A.. McCLATCHY, 10th and Mar.
kct. Phone LansdOwne 2OS4. Open until o
P NJ. and SUNDAYS.
lilGHLAND PARK. 240 Fairv!ew ave. -
Min. stucco. bedrooms. tile bath. w
NJ HAWTHORNE. Goth st. Theatre Bldg.
Lnusdowne o0hl:
HIGHLAND PARk-Stucco on hollow tile.
bedrooms center hall. large lot. Apply
w, VI HAWTHORNE. Rocm 1902. S9th ST.
Theatre Bldg. LensdOwne 205l.
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IS ACRES. North Wales. Pa. suits bio for
factory sites or su6d!vis!on into BUILDING
T. frontage on streets; particularly suit
allie for an manufacturing concern re-
curing considerable acreage. Can divide to
'-'' II T. DAGER,
Pa
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WILLIAM l.. CRAVEN'S SONS

20i0 COLCMPIA AVENUE
932o n 22d, sty,, Il rooms. vacant
9<o-42 y 18th. cor. Fa!rlnount.
3i:e Diamond, sty,, 10 rooms vpoant.
LIE Montgomery, 10 rooms, baths.
1908 Morse. sty.. rooms.
22e.2S Pierce, . sty.. 4 roornr .ach
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MAIN LINE

~ yOI1 desire 70 purchase home or build
'iru s,.ss anywhere the Main Line be-
,uoan Overlook and Frazer consult Treat
q Trent suec!aAsts in Main Line and
suouFTTGnHE TTGnHERST's RS'Tp's 'TREAT, WAYNE, PA.
Tyy0 ACRES With brick-and.'rame house,
"a rGOms bath, heat cleo, stable; fruit;
~ 900 ]. NJ, FRONEFIELD. Wsyns. Pa,
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w. FORREST MAGEE

F0TN T TTIsNtNTI NTT'N' y y ----------
sFNI-DFTNCHEp bricK-and-trnme house,
rooms and bath; financed: $1,000 New
hous,, q rooms and bath. pipel"ss heater
elcctr,cl'v laundry tubs. Cic : good location:
$1,000 Modern house rooms and bath:
garage: $500. New bungalow, rooms and
bath; large lot. $4,000. ISrici-nnd-frame
house. Q rooms and bath. garage: fine lOca-
ton. $4,000. r. II. ALLEN $40 Prospect
ave, Moore, Pa. Phone Ridley Park All W.
COUNTRY HOME and puying poultry prop
ositiun, right at comnuters' r. K. station
10 Philadelphia: acres good land. cunning
water, mansion house with cOnHeni"nce7i
barn. now III 'dern pouitrS- house capacity
al storo church, school.
:, i. THOMPSON, Rea!tor.
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Observation-Disclosures

NINE ACRES - Artistic and substantial
atnu, dwE. built IN 1894, II rooms. o
baths; NV. heat. gas and elee.; Du:ch hall
oran flreplaces: hardwood floors. solarium
garage fo- . cars; stable, poultry house"
splcndd old shade, spacious lawn. perennial
shrubberv and fruit in variety; small lake;
b.dcs situate 500 II. from highway. near
station on Newt. DIV. 40 min. to Reading
Al ,,rir..
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WORRELL & CO.. SIS N. 18th

1887 f. CAREY Sr,-seven rooms: electric:
renovated: stone porch; convenient TO cars
and new /. reasonable
1877 E. CLEARFIELD sT-sl1 rooms,
:, bath. shod; electric; modern al main car
lines and new L.
1880 GLENWoOD AVE Seven rooms. BATH.
porch; electric, hot-water heat; corner
home, with garage.
1910 w. INDIANA AVE.-Eirven rooms
bath; electric, hot-water heat; apt thirrl
moor, suitable for large home or apartments
So53 y. JIDSON ST.-COzy little home IN
nns condition: Convcn.cnt 70 cars
SoS5 y ITi ST Fly rooms bath shed
lot 23xH6. with 3-car garage
H SMITH. 500 ", Erie ave
1922 TO 80 W. CUMBERLAND sT.-I.oC s.
~. front on Cumberland 81 bv A. q
depth; 8 2-$0ry houses bringing a monthly
rental OF SlN8, which will pay 5000 return
on the Investment; this prOpert" Is offered
primarily. However, as u valuable lot Dust
west of Broad ST. IN ne .chborhood where
garages. service stations. etc, are always
In demand and where ground IL scarce and
RAPIDLY Increasing In yn!u"
sHERWOOD APARTMENT AGENCY
l9ai walnut at. Spruce 1900.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ioi7-io n HOWARD ST. iois-5o Hope St;
also 1880 Jefferson st; good lnvestm Is;
NJ GroCkin, 2gl5 n. 10Th st
22la s. WuODSTOCK-Por rooms; hot
W. ,"dIit,S!tSt, ~ hvou ~, S"n'V, O,.
3539 y. iiTH ST.--Threc story: porch; cleo
tric!iti excellent condition; reasonable
MODERN, > story, porch, Dutch hail. parq.
floor; $500 Rueter, 1908 W. Tioga st.
Also see ndvertiscmcnts in large type in
columns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23

MVH8TMENTS-oS houses on iTO0 block y
Norwood ard Beechwood sts. NGth and Co
tumbia ave.); rented at $50; mortgaRed 1880:
Dstos t22o0. Reliable Realty Co. 4630 Ian
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23

WHAT viii YOU give for . line building lots
with water gas and siect"lCity. good road
north Oi CIV Line? NJ i32. Ledger Ohice.
DESIRABLE Germantown plots; ripe; can
arrange advances,
ARERNETTIY 132S Chestnut
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kIRI,I,lN

3400 WEST CHESTER PIKE - one faro
from 6ath st. terminal: new 7. and
o room, modern detached homes: some with
garages; price ss25O and up also 900
choice building. sites. with improvements;
"i"vation. y. i. RYAN. office at station,
klrklyn. or 69l6 Market.
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PRICE only tG25O. 2.story porch front res.
iIarcc hot-water heat, cleo, laundry, etc.
owner occupies. WICk 6 vOLLMER. 4i21
,n
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BROOKIINE--stone Fh!ng!e dwelling.
2-caT '1' saTass sS1i1 "S ". X, iIAwTMoR&E. 90,
st. Theatre Bldg, Room lO2. Lans POSI-
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ARDNIORE

r10Ins, tile bath and unrnished third
floor, all CQnYcniences. desirable location:
lot 5OKl60. ROBERT J, NASH. 1914 Locust
st. or NRrberth station.
ARDMORE PARK, minutes from eeth st.
on Phila. and Western. houses and lots
at attractive prices IDEAL location. ses
Shul, 900 Bryn MaN ave. .
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4 VERY attractive scmi-deta ched home: best
section Of oak Lane, fine lawn; posses
WI L. CRNVEN's SONS, aOla Columbia.
S(.BCRl3AN home. large lot. low price,
right at station, jS25 y. Tth; also cor
rn~ IN and Chci.rnhom road; terms ar
ranged ABEllNETllY, l32s Chestnut At
Also see advertisements In large type In
nreCpding columns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES
Our fastest growing city remained the ono
white spot Of the country during recent do
preBsion; possibilities unllmltrd IDEAL
Weather conditions mako maximum amount
of business days in year.
An ideal locs ton for rent on best retsu
block on broadway, between two OF tba
largest department stores and opposite ono
OF the largest furniture stores on the Goa a, /.
cannot be beaten for woMen's wear or iuvc
nile: about $4,000 square feet; foors ami
basement; possession this fall: 10-year lea So
W. A. HEITMAN CO,
REALTORS
Merritt Building
Los Angeles Calf
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WLSSiNONiING
TIt,,it

MODERN Groom homes block from troll
10y. garages. 613G-3S Hegerman st. $500
$1,000 cash; finished to suit buyers.
ABER%ETHY. 1929 Chestnut
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RIvERTON
COLONIAL HOUSE

I'his attractive brick house. 10 rooms and
'un parlor. ls Just outside the town: rural.
'et not lonely; every convenience: garage;
hree-fourth acre; shade and fruit: photo.
PETERS & SON.G0s CHESTNUT ST .PHILA
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WEST ruILNDEirHIA

3O2a EENSlNGTON ANE.-Two. story store
and dwelling. now vacant: price $4,000:
will nrsn.s
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MOT NT AIRY
LOGAN

U6DERN detached stone dwelling, bed
Tooms marble baths, Gear garaGe; lot
,ooxe36; near trains. tgo,lsys and schools,
% nnO IhODe TiOga 3Ta2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23
Garages
Stores and Dwellings

%EW, modern. woll-lIghted garage or service
building ut Broad & boulevard; 5Gxlio:
sn2. 500 FOR an tmmed sale. Apply Franklin
II Spit2pr & co 1900 ". NnnanDO st
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CYNwYD
DELAWARE WATER GAP
DEVON

THREE-STORY HOrSE. with living room.
dining room. parlor. kitchen on first foor
bedrooms and bath on second floor; bed
rooms and bath on third floor: electric
throughout, steam heat, shade and shrub
berry; q real buy
McCnEA Ardmore. Phone 21o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23

APARTMENT HOUSE. 1890 W. Passyunk
AvA--Three story; etore and apartment
a nrst hcor: apartments on second and
AlM noors; hot,water heat, electricity:
y0AYiy rental So3S5; price Si6 900.
WI. Q. UEYDE lhth and hnYdsr AVA
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;TsI WAGNER AV,-HiODERN THROUGH
4%Tf,r, 7 RiS; SCREENS, AwNINgB 4
sHADEs $500, FREI & CO. $40 y. 2lsT,
sPR ss6s r
Also see advertisements In large type In
pr receding columns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23
Near Phila.-Good Farm Home

FURNITURE. AUTO, . a. NEGETA BLES
Half acre potatoes, acre wheat. chickens.
geese. ducks, guinea hens. ra abbits: furniture
and everything for winter Of comforts good
nge; close depot. village. roadside market:
apples. pears. cherries, peaches. berries:
com Portable 2-story house. cement floor.
garage. poultry house; Insurance $4,000: to
settle Immediately $4,000 takes all: part
cash. See page 25-S. big bargain catalog.
free. STROuT FARM AGENCY. 14-22L
Lard Title Bldg. Phila adel phin. Pa.
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VIZ. u Z , n I-Ns .'IAN
rurohass 2S08 Wharton St, thriving dairy
and delioatesssn business; most attractive
propositton will be made for the purchs 80 OF
the property. fixtures and god VIII; NAV be
seen only upon application to DUFFY
TINNEY, 2lst and Passyunlt ave. Both ph
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.JESKNTOwN

DESIRABLE property In ,wyncote: 5 min
u.es' walk 20 ste,.on; best surround!nssss
rooms. chambers and baths; large
porches gas and electricity; garage for
cars: Old sha lie and fruit: possession Sep
gFNKIS1ToW& BASK AND TRUST CO
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APARTMENTS
THE MONTEVISTA

U3D MD OXFORD SITS
EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS
One of the most imposing and sub,,,..
ITALY constructed housekeeping apartmsr,
High elevation. mi-suburban, an N..,
location In the exclusive Oyerbrook ssc,jesH
with n ?5 minutes OF Citx Hall Via WaryI
st. elevate ted and 03d st. cfosstown lines. NJ
New addition--just compieted-contain,,.
apartmeLis having capacity OF roorrSS
bath and kitchenette; all modern n nno,a..' Do,n.'
ments; dining room service: meals optional
ELEVATOR SERVICE
Telephone Oyerbrook ansQ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23

NINE modern 2-story homes, including ?
corners: ripe for speculation; Oer!nantown, ,
price right. Kohlcr Sh!s!er. 1882 VenanRo-
6Is r JOHNSON ST Twin house. cleo
tricity Q baths: coHy iocltoni $40, 900.
Also see advertisements in large typo In
nalumnA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-23

l2s SOTTH PEACH ST, & rooms bath
electric light. renovated Ike new; a dandy
home. WIN. NJ. tuata Inc. 0Oth and Irving
sts Sherwood MA
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WEST COLLINGswOOD
FARMS

1922 SLOAN AVE,-2a -sty. frame dwg., sr.
40xlI5 IT.: $4,000: easy terms: we'll built
ROLLER. 30o Haddon av.. .Collngswood, Nj.
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]. H. RHOADS
o. 1873 s. 6TII ST

$40 BLOCK Pine st.--A modern 4-story
home built by asprofessional man for him
self, office arranssCent being ideal; hot
water heat, electric i!sht; II rooms 2 tie
baths; a tenement house on street re-
duoes carrying charges considerably. Price
40. 600. 400. I.edger Or.ce.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
-
Observation-Disclosures

BALA--store Colonial; 8 chambers.
baths cleo, .hot-water heat, hardwood
floors; garage; large corner lot: beautiful
old shade and qhrubhory
Y, A. IIAyENs. CO. tand Title Bldg.
ALT"sroNE detached house. slate roof: ..
Ealn-Cynwyd, Cynwyd 242.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-14
SOPHISTICATED ARGUMENT

The editor of the Kingman Miner seems ob- sessed with the idea that Boulder Canyon, over in Nevada, is all there is to the development of the Colorado river. He attempts to show that Boulder Canyon dam would produce more power and water for irrigation than would the Glenn Canyon dam, utterly ignoring the fact that if the dam at Glenn Canyon is built first it will not only double the power and irrigation possibili- ties of the river, but make the work vastly more economical The point he refuses to see is that Arizona wants the whole river developed, not one section to the exclusion of all the rest and then too, merely in the interest of Southern Call ifornia and interests there owning large tracts of land down in old Mexico. Arizona wants a suc- cession of dams as fast as it is possible to build them. Engineer Girand's argument is that if the dam at Glenn Canyon is first put in, he can more economically build the dam for which he holds permit, at Diamond Creek. The same holds good as to Boulder Canyon. The whole flow of the Colorado will be controlled at Glenn Canyon, which will give Southern California and Imperial Valley the protection they desire. The whole California scheme is to take theirs first" with no heed to Arizona's needs or rights.
 States on the upper reaches of the Colorado have recently awakened to the greedy scheme proposed by Southern California as well as to the demerits of the Swing bill and it is doubtful if the government of the United States will allow the steal to go through.
The Coconino sun., 1922-07-14
LAW MUST PREVAIL

In the rail controversy the Labor Board is the government. It is not a mere agent of the exec utive appointed to aid in the administration of the laws, like the coal commission or the em- ployment commission. It is specifically created by the law itself, the Transportation Act, and congress has directed that the board perform certain duties and render decisions binding upon all the country The demand of the labor lead CTS that the railroad operators ignore the rul- ings of the board was nothing less than an invi- tation that they violate the law.
 The president of the employees organization professed to see an "unwonted display" of in- terest in the enforcement of the Transportation Act when President Harding declared that the Labor Board had the full and complete back ing of the government" Every law that con- gress enacts has the full and complete backing of the administration until it is amended or re- pealed. If the railroad owners had flouted the rulings of the Labor Board they would likewise have been made aware of President Hardings stand. When there is wanton defiance of the laws of the land, there is ample occasion for a firm declaration on the part of the enforcement officers, led by the President, that the law must and shall prevail.