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Evening star., 1928-03-28
CITIZENS |NDORSE
SAFETY CAMPAIGN
Stars Golden Rule Drive
Unanimously Favored by
Association.

A resolution commencing The Eve
ming Star for carrying on the Golden
Rule campaign for careful driving was
adopted unanimously al the meeting Of
the Iowa-ThomaS Circle Citizens As
sociat!on meeting in the lecture room Of
the Northminster Presbyterian Church
last night
The measure. offered by NJ A Rob-
bins and seconded by DR.. F. r Evans.
follows.
Resolved. that we commend The Eve
ming Star for the educating effort 10 in
culcate the purpose 10 drive carefully
al all times and thus avoid accidents.
The Golden Rule way 10 drive as We
would have others drive ought 70 awak-
en- those driving automobiles 20 a reah-
zation Of the importance and need Of
such practice"
Neieh Bill Endorsed
A resolution urging the passage OF the
Welch wage bill for Federal employees.
proposed by DR. Evans, also was passed
unanimously
Vincent L. Toomey spoke on the
Farmers Market question. urging the
association 10 oppose the plan for To-
eating the market in the Southwest
He dcplored the attempts TO have the
uadGkek Cof&5ioeIe0 As wholesale one
saying that II offered the consumers
their only chance for preventing retail
stores from gaining a monopoly He
urged the mid-city site.
win Write 10 Capper.
Mrs Ella N Thompson. who presided
recalled that the association had al
ready voted IN favor OF the mid-ctfy
site, and after a discussion IT was de-
cided that the only new action which
the association would take would be TO
have the secretary, Horace M Fulton.
write 70 Senator Capper opposing the To-
cation Of the market south Of Pennsyl-
Yania avenue.
The association approved Of the move
To have the north side OF p street from
kingmsn place 70 Fourteenth street
changed from residential zone to q
FIRST commercial zone. and adopted a
resolution calling on the Commissioners
10 take action 70 stop the alleged i'm.
proper Use Of triangles adjacent to cir
cles in the neighborhood The latter
action vas taken after the complaint
@aS made that noisy gatherings took
place IN the Vicinity Of Iowa Circle
late at night.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
BABE RICH IN F0REBEARS.

MAY6VIff.E Ky. March "a ~ 4
baby girl born here yesterday may hold
a record f0T living tGfebeafs.
Ehe hes q maternal great~gfeal-
grand mother, four gfeat~gfand par
ents and four grandparents.
The mother, MTs Joseph fsim0nds. u
vas Miss Elizabeth Eroshears, captain
of MayaYile basket ball team. WhlCh
Won the state high school champion
epiu ia I43E
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Mock Trial Condemns Carclcssness
In Monroe Schools Safety Program

The sfen criminal ~ automobile sc-
cidsHta has Been revealed. trled by a
Jury ~ nls peers and condemned 10 sil
ne Dunisbmeuls known ~ mankind.
Tie arch criminal Csfelessuess last
night stood before the bar of Justice
and heard ali the littie HilnoT tTaflc
faults testify against him II sil hap
oeued "a . naGcE Trial staged 81 the
Mynroe School snn given by thf stIr
dents ~ lhe eighth grade oi which
Miss Alice Irene EsndeTgon ia teacher
Arthur McGsTrlek eighth grade pupil
MS ths director
The plsy opened ia the courtroom
when nine defendants we're brought
betoTe tlle bsF, JBeg we're Hgskes
Amber Light Cfoss Wslk Speed Limit
headlight Eeho0l Child stop Sign
Pedestrian and CsTeiseenesk Ons by
one they Rsrt Questioned bg Tic die
Evening star., 1928-03-28

triet attorney and found innocent unti
the last one, CsTeieasnffs accused by
sli Inc others, ~ss found 10 be The
sole rauae Gf aIl the trouble He Was
sentenced ~ eternal banishment
The pisy was watched by offlcials 0f
The American Automobile Association
and the parent,Teacher Association
Nh0 pronounced n a vivid lesson IN
safety Realism Was lent by the use
~ stop sign and speed limit sign lent
Ny The TrsffIc Bureau The play viii
be repeated today and probably two 0r
three other timss this week
The eaAt Included Victor InOss
Charles Hayward Eugene holds. Morris
TarT. Jsmes Blaine 0rsnyille Cave
Jacob leWeiff. Abraham Friedman
Peter Staples samuel Mafinila. Howard
Compiler, BENJAMIN Smith, samuel
DenFnbefs William Wilson Leonard
Kaiinkkg ana Claude Williams
Evening star., 1928-03-28
REICH VOTES CRUISER
OVER LOUD PROTESTS
Social Democrats Fail 10 Block
Naval Budget Which includes
$4,000, 900 for Craft.

rs the Associated Press.
BERLIN. March 28The Reichstag,
entering the hnal week Of It's iaborS.
last night adopted the naval budget
over the yocifcrous protests OF the So
cial Democrats.
The budget includes the first INSTALL
mcnt of $500 900 for the construction
OF new l0000-ton battle cruiser.
Gen Groener, minister of defense.
participating IN the debate, asserted
that Foreign Minister Stresemann also
had approved building of the cruiser
The Relchstag disSolvcS Saturday
New elections are to be held MAY 20
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Venice Bans New Novel.

VfEAhA, March 10 tA)~-A novel
entitled Laughter on the Eteppea'
has heen placed on the 0ffleial hides
here because n cArleatlres Regent H0r
Thy and asserts that Hungary Is ruled
by fnrgers, chesspiAgefa and lady or.
eheetfss The book waA written by
Maurice Dse0bra and u. H. Amlnade,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Cuba Plans for Sugar Market.

HAVANA. March % CE1. THE Ma
tional Sugar Defense Commission has
asked President Machado 70 approve
recommendation that out OF the
100000 tons Of sugar held In reserve
$4,000 tons be placed on sale for ship
ping 10 markets other than the United
States. The suggestion is made that this
will give Cuba advantageous prices
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Il thought / was
going to be mur-
dered, said thebach-
elor, leaning back in
his chair, and in
stead Of that | made
a friend for life. Late
at night, a lonely
road, a figure loom
ing through the mist.
But instead Of want
ing my watch, he
merely asked for a
cigarette.
" Good Heavens!'
he cried after a draw
on aYorktown. 'whv
have | never tried one
of these before! 1t is
what / have been
looking for all my
life.
And that is just
how people feel when
they first try York.
town Cigarettes. The
mellow blending Of
the seven friendly to-
baccos makes new
converts every day.
Have you tried this
thoroughly satisfac-
tory smoke?
Twenty for 15c.
Larus, Richmond. Virginia
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Congressional Leaders IndOrse
Stars Safe-DriVing Crusade
BY SENATOR CAPPER or KANSAS.
Chairman Ot the Senate District Committee

every moost Washington pledge
country exmpned the Golden
Crisade by
A all the but
in
likely expose
o accident
conditions Washington particularly with regard
the Golden Rule
regulation
should embrace this reducing Of
they drive
Evening star., 1928-03-28
PROBERS ASK 100000.
Lord Approves Increase in Senate
Contingent Fund.

An additional sl00 900 tor lhe ex-
penses 0f inquiries and Investigations
ordered by the Senate during the fiscal
year ~ 1920 was requested IN q recon-
mendation transmitted Ia Congress by
ia President Yesterday afternoon
The addition 10 The Senate contln-
gent fund was granted on request of
the Senate when Director Lord Of the
Budget Bureau originally proposed
$4,000 f0r the inquiries
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Forty-two courses that have To Do
with religion are now being conducted
At Columbia.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
BY REPREsENrArIyE zmLMAN oF MARYLAND.
Chairman OF the House District Commit


Of
pushes what for the public
the
driving All cooperate Golden
reduce casualties in the
the Union and bring about OF
the neyi
dispute that that should take
Evening star., 1928-03-28
BY REPRESENTATIVE MADDEN OF ILLINOIS.
BY REPRESENTATIVE MOORE OF VIRGINIA.

opinion
would In view Of the increasing congestion Washington
desirable make particularly
precautions This general observation the deabiy of the effort
which
safe for children and where people from all of the
the
empnhed by the
Evening star., 1928-03-28
ny SENATOR KING OF HATH

Ranking Democrat on the District
that induce
consider
the streets, beneficial
will In
in
bring the public
reduced the
especially
children appealing
residential
are o be a
the pubi what
accomplished
of Washington
REPRESENTATIVE CONNECTICUT
ReDuhlt Floor fsa
who usually plays
automobile the father OF children
eed and wish the Golden campaign
This impressive focusing
but have sslutary effect After
would
The campaign
BY REPRESENTATIVE MADDEN OF ILLINOIS
o
a
careless driving has been and is being INDUCED
foot to act though the foot trac rights onpoe
the streets rights of the majority ridden
II there anything do TO help OF this
Evening star., 1928-03-28
MAJORITY OF DC.
DRIVERS WANT TO
! OBEY GOLDEN RULE

Continued from First Pagel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27

the good fortune to pick up XII
after midnight with excellent re-
suits. Our log for this evening was
some twenty-odd stations, in vari-
GUS parts of the country, broadcast
ing mostly dance music.
Friday and Saturday evenings
also were excellent for receiving, on
all wave lengths from 21O to 545
meters.
This years Fada has two out
standing Enthusiastically and
tone. Both local stations are tuned
in without interfering, and stations
on the lower wave lengths may be
separated, in most cases.
The Fada Model 10 is equipped
with the new Fada dynamic power
cone, a powerful cone with dynamic
type drive and built-in power sup
ply. There is faithful reproduction
within the entire musical and voice
range, seemingly at any volume.
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Excellent Reception Is
Achieved i'm Tests With
NezU Fada Model No. 20

ing the loud speaker are open, it
discloses the walnut grille, backed
by silk screen, housing the speak
err. The loop on this receiver is of
the disappearing type, folding with
in the top of the cabinet, and when
folded in place automatically con-
meets the antenna for operation.
When unfolded, it automatically
connects the loop for operation.
During the time this test was
conducted, stations were tuned in
from many distant points. Monday
evening, due to static conditions,
was unfavorable for radio reception
and we were forced to listen to local
and nearby stations. Tuesday eve
ming conditions for radio reception
we're ideal and we found many sta
tons from New York City to Den
yer broadcaSting the Radio Indus
tries banquet.
This program was tuned in from
fourteen different stations including
KSD, st. Louis, an old friend that
we have not heard for several
months. Following the banquet,
good reception was had from WFAA,
WTAM, WOR, KYW, KWKH,
KSTP, WCCO, WRVA, WSB, WRC,
KYDS, KOA, WIS, WMAQ and
several others.
Los Angeles Comes In
When WRC, Washington, D. G.,
signed off, 10 and behold, XII, the
old reliable Los Angeles station,
came popping in with sufficient VOL
ume to fill the room, with the use
of the inside loop antenna only.
When this station was switched
to the outside aerial the volume was
almost as great as on local stations.
Wednesday evening again offered
excellent radio receiving conditions
and several worthwhile programs
from the big chains. Among the
many stations heard were WCCO,
WRVA, KMBC, WSB, WTAM, WIZ,
WEAF, WAX, WSAI, WLW,
KNOX, WIS, WMAQ, KYW,
WBBM and several others.
Thursday evening we again had
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27

Workmanship on both cabinet and
set is of highest type.
The Model 10 Fada also is
equipped with photograph attach
ment, allowing one to play records,
using the dynamic speaker for a re-
producer, which gives the same tone
reproduction as the new electric
photograph.
The complete Fada line consists of
six models, three table and three
console models, all of which are AC
operated. Two types of speakers are
offered this year by Fada. the dy-
manic and magnetic cone, which
may be had at purchasers option,
with any model. Fada radio is sold
in indianapolis through nine deal
erS.
Next week.. The new S-tube All
American Mohawk AC Set.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27
WORLD SERIES ON AIR
Columbia Chain Named to Broad
cast Baseball Classic.

By Unlted Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-All games
of the 1928 worlds series will be
broadcast by the Columbia broad
casting chain, it was announced to-
day by Judge K. M. Lands, national
baseball commissioner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27
SMITH SPEECH
ON AIR TONIGHT
rs Stations in Hookup for
St. Paul Talk.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. Ex-Governor
Alfred E. Smiths speech at st. Paul
tonight will be broadcast over the
RED Network of the National Broad
casting Company, and six Pacific
coast stations-KPO, KEO, KOMO,
KGW, KHO and KFI-making
twenty-six stations in all.
The broadcast will begin at 8
p. m, Central Standard time.
Two hours earlier the Red Net
work will carry broadcast by the
Republican national committee, with
Speaker Nicholas Longworth max
ing the principal address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27

THURSDAY
-NBC System CWEAF)-
5 :3O-Hoover sentinels.
6:00-Fortune teller.
7:OO-Halsey Stuart hour.
-NBC System (WJZ)-
4:00-U. S. Navy Band.
6:00-Different orchestras.
6:30-MaXWell hour.
8:00-Governor AL Smiths talk from
Minneapolis.
Columbia Network
6:00-Opera, THE Little Duke"
-WNYC, New York
5:00-Tenth anniversary meuse-Ar-
gonne Offensive.
-WRVA, Richmond
7:15-Discovery hour.
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Make of Set-Fada.
Model-No. 70.
Number of Tubes-Nine.
Type of Tubes-SiX of the indi
rect heater type, two power am
plifiers and one rectifier.
Acknowledgements from both
loop and outside aerial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27
FEDERAL RADIO OUTFIT
TAKEN ON BYRD'S TRIP
Distributor Here Receives Word OF
Tribute to Set

Guy May, manager Of the radio
department of the Vonnegut Hard
ware company, local dealers and
distributors of Federal Radio, has
just received word from the FEEDER
al factory at Buffalo that Lieuten-
ant Thomas B. Mulroy, chief en-
gineer of Commander Richard Z.
Byrd's South Pole Antarctic expedi-
ton, has selected a seven tube Fed
eral Ortho-Sonic receiver for his
personal use aboard the City Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27
Freshmen Register Today

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 81
Students who are entering Indiana
State here for the first time this
year registered today, opening OF
Freshmen week.
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Nlne-Tube Outfit Differs
From Many Radio Sets
Now on Market.

the latest developments in the radio
Tines a'e In this dsei series The Times Radio
Editor will give complete description
Of one radio set weekly, telling just
how 1t works under actual demonstra-
ton. These articles are prepared to give
The Times readers and prospective pur-
chasers of radio equipment and sets,
latest information on everything new in
radio.
This department has had a
thorough opportunity in the last
week to observe the new Model 70,
Fada radio receiver, under actual
test. This set, operating from the
electric light socket or house cur
rent, is the latest product of the
F. A. D. Andrea Company of New
York and has been distributed in
this territory for the last five years
by the Gibson Company, Capitol
Ave-, and Michigan st.
The Fada set differs a great deal
from many of the AC. sets now on
the market, because. of the employ
ment of the 227 type, direct heater
tube, in the radio frequency. This
type of tube, designed primarily for
the detector socket, is more stable
and less sensitive to AC hum than
the 226 type of tube in the high
frequency circuits
These tubes operate at about 20
per cent below their normal rated
voltage and should last longer than
similar tubes. They minimize power
line hum, and are not subject to
line voltage fluctuations.
Burl Walnut Used
The Fada 10 console is of two
lone burl walnut and has matched
purl walnut panels in the front
drop, covering the radio receiver
tuning controls, and swinging doors
directly beneath, inclosing the
Fada dynamic speaker.
When the swinging doors inclos-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-27
Daylight Hits
Central Standard Time
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
A. M. -NBC System tWJZ)-
8:OO-Dr Copeland hour.
-NBC System (WEAFO- =
9:15-Household institute.
--WMAQ, Chicago
9;O0-Overture hour. p
--WSB, Atlanta
10:30-Public schools program.
--WBBM, Chicago =,
1;00-Luncheon musicale.
-WGY. Schenectady
11:30-Television broadcast.
PM -WMAQ. Chicago
1:45-Sox VS.. Cleveland; also WON.
FRIDAY
-WMAQ, Chicago
li:00-Musical potpourri
12:45-Sox VS.. Cleveland, also WON,
WIFI, Philadelphia
12:00-Talk. Famous American
Writer'S.
WIS, Chicago
1:30-Homemakers' hour.
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WKBF (252). INDIANAPOLIS
(HOOsier Athletic Club
THURSDAY

New York, during the epochaI trip.
The Federal F model was selected
~ Lieutenant Mulroy after several
weeks test, during which time sew
eral hundred stations were logged.
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City Stations
wFBM (e75.D INDIANAPOLIS


indianapolis Power and Light Company
THURSDAY
NOOn-Correct time, courtesy julius C.
Walk e. Son; Lester Huff on
studio organ.
I2:SO-Livestock market, Indianapo,is
and Kansas Cityi weather re-
4:OO-LucilIe PetithOry's Tea-Time talk.
4:5O-Items of interest from Indian
,o apOiis Times Want Ads.
5:00-COrrect time.
5;15-"WhaFs Happening" Indian
$500 chapter a day from the New
Testament.
S:45-$aiety talk. Lieut.. Frank Owens.
indianapolis police department.
6:O0-COrrect time, HOagy Carmichael
and band from Columbia Club.
6:30-Mae EnglO, staff pianist.
1:OO-Basebau scores.
1:O5-Timely topics, news events from
the magazine Time.
7:1O-WFBM SinfOnOtta.
S:OO-Chamber of Commerce message,
Ed Hunter, secretary.
SODA Shelle Choral Club.
8:49-Silver Crescent Saracens.
9:30-Sleep time tunes.
1O:15-"nThe COlumnist," indianapolis
WKBF (252), INDIANAPOLIS
(HOOsier Athletic Club
THURSDAY
A. NJ
IO:OO-Recipe exchange.
l0:I5-BrunSwick PanatrOpe.
1O:25-IntereSting bits of history,
courtesy indianapolis public
library.
10:30-LivestOck and grain market;
weather and shippers forecast.
lO;45-WKBF shopping service!
p. NJ.
5:00-Late news bulletins and spOrtS
6:0O-Dinner concert
7:0O-ChristensOn School of Music
7:3O--StudiO hour, under direction of
Mrs. Will G. Hitz.
8:30-Atwater Kent local girls contest.
9:30-Iris Players.
Evening star., 1928-08-26
MICHIGAN VICTORY
IS DEMOCRAT GOAL
Party Centers on 0rganiza-
ton 0utState From
Detroit.
special Dispatch TO The Star.

1ENrlat Dispatch 10 The Star.
DETROIT Mich. August 2S,--In-
jcnsive organization work, particularly
outState. on the part of the Demo-
Gratis in an cndeavor to carry rock
ribbed Republican Michigan for Al
Smith and William A. Comstock. Demo-
cratic gubernatorial nominee, is fea-
turing the political campaign in this
State
Mi Comstock has spent two weeks in
the State in organ', ION work The
goal Of the Democrats i to enlist 10000
Democrats outside of Detroit in a Smith
organization that will function in every
town and hamlet in the State election
day Party workers report success to
date in The organization
The Democrats are claiming Detroit
by a large majority. The Republicans
claim they will carry the city but their
majority figures are nothing compared
to those advanced by the Democrats.
Both sides admit a hard fight must be
made in the State
On Wednesday, in Detroit, preceding
and after the receipt of Gov Smiths
acceptance speech, thousands OF luStv
lunged Democrats gathered In front
of the city hail. where aerial bombing
band music and loud cheering were fea
tured.
George w. Welsh OF Grand Rapids,
fcrm"r lieutenant governor, is making
strenuous and bitter fight against
Gov. Fred w Green tor the Republican
nomination for governor. Welsh CEN
tered his campaign in Detroit for three
Evening star., 1928-08-26
REPUBLICANS OPEN
NEVADA CAMPAIGN
Wingfeld Viewed as Foe of Pitt
man-C0mes Out for G 0. P.
Ticket.

RENO. Nev. August 25--Georee
Wlngfield Republican national com
niftreman fnr Nevada opened the
caa1paign here this weak when he
ie4iIcd long statement recommending
the election If Hoover for President ~
sam Plat for United states Senator
and s s hrentz for Congress, HIS
statement VeK regarded as the open
ing gun rf the Republican campaign
and locally there Is much siRnihcance
attached ~ IT,
Win2feld Eeyadas Weait1iest man
and owner of string of banks, always
nas been ii close friend 81 Senator Pitt
man lie h. said TO have been luke
Aarfu III Oppo4ing i'ittmhn Ia previous
camgaipna. but nov. hH statement in
dicat,s he Ii going t0 fight FitLmnn
and work Tor f.latt, Republican noni-
nee HIS statement IL said 10 have
been lsslied al the instance of Platl.
ah0 had heard reports that Wlngilelo
Hak quietly backing Piitman, along
vita Hoover and Areniz.
ln'ii after the primaries. there Is
every indication That both nartY
central committees will mark time A
conference " Republican leaders Il
being arranged u be held lleTe shortly
after the primary, EsptsmbeF 4 and
II ts expected the Democratic leadert
! viii gather here IN about week, fol-
| IoHiag the arrival ot Senator Plttntan
who Is expected about August 20.
EDGAR REIhHART,
Evening star., 1928-08-26
Hoover Women
To Keep Babies
As Mothers Vote

Pennsylvania mothers who want
to vote for Hoover will not have to
stay away from the polls because
they have small children to care for.
Word reached national Republi-
can headquarters here yesterday that
the Republican women of the Key
stone State, in organizing to get out
the woman vote. have arranged to
take care Of babies while mothers
vote
Under the direction of Mrs George
Horace Lorimer, president of the
Republican Women Of PENNSYLVANIA,
flying squadrons of vote getters will
cover rural sections Clubs will be
formed where the communities are
large enough
A statement from Republican
headquarters said the Keep Cool
idge Inn" tearooms operated in the
1924 campaign will be reopened,
probably under the name. Hoover
Curtis Inn"
Evening star., 1928-08-26
OREGON PASTOR
ATTACKS SMITH
First Barrage Is Delivered From
Pulpit-Dry Law Is State
Issue.
special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch 70 The star
pORTLAN Greg, August 25.--NoW
that Gov. Smiths speech OF accept
ance has been delivered and can De
comparrd with that OF Herbert Hoover
the presidential campaign in Oregon
viii get under wav as quickly as pos
slble. Republicans have already set the
wheels in motion and are organizing
the women, while the dry organizations
are supplemcnting this movement
In oregon, as foreshadowed months
ago. prohibition is the sl-lmpoftant
issue with an undercurrent OF religion.
Rev. Norris J. Eeasoner, pastor OIL the
Church of Christ, addressing his con-
gregation at Salem. charged that tne
election of Coy. Smith would De
menace to liberty in religion and the
minister predicted that more money
would be spent In behalf OF Smith tnan
on behalf Of any presidential nominee
in recent years. This Is the only out
and-out attack made on the Democratic
nominee because Of his religious ANNA
lion from a pulpit in the state.
While it is too early 10 get the full
effect Of Smiths speech, there were
TWO points in 1t which should interest
Oregon. oregon Is one of the fore
most timber and water power States
of the Nation. yet the governor DIS
cussion OF reforestation viii moi excite
even casual interest, despite appear
ance Of hundreds Of thousands Of acres
of logged-off lands Water power pos
Sibilities in Oregon are immense and
there Is more horsepower in the De&-
ehntes River alone than at Niagara
Fails. but this IL all seWed np now ny
the Government. The same Is true
with other streams, II viii he difilcnlt
fo work 10 excitement over water
power as an issue Prohibition is over
snadowing all else In the Oregon cam
psi2n. JOHN w. KELLY.