New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 17

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD. Pages 1A to 1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA.. FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1921. 700 FOOT DAM ASKED BY WESTERN DISTRICTS TOIRRIGATE THEIR LAND SPOT IN BOULDER CANYON HERERIVER WHERE IT IS PLANNED T STATES AF-ALSO ARE A MAP OF THE COLOR ENTERPRISE, FOOT DAM. THE ELOPMENT D ARTHUR P. SSTIGATION OF (By Juck Jungmeyer.) Washington, May 6.-——Seven western d in asking congress to them tame the unruly Colorado and hitch it to the plow, ls work would enormously extend food producing within the hited States. he first unit proposed to provide h-- ation, flood control and power de- opment is creation of a great reser- ir behind o 700-foot Jdam at Boulder nyon his, together with steps to be undes- n later, say the promoters, will psform the agricultural and indus- 1 life of the entire southwest, DAVIS, area WHO IS COMPLETING f'he government is asked to conduct | supervise the work so that the de- ent of the Colorado may be un- htgken on a unified plan. ress lald the foundation for the br Canyon project at the 1020 ses- n, providing for an Investigation. hur P. Davis, director of the United tes Reclamation wservice, with a rd of experts is completing a final vey. ollowing Davis' ngressman Swing of Imperial, introduce legislation behind which y district affected is expected to line recommendations, I'he plan is for these districts to ance the project by issuing bonds, various amounts being propor- Ined to benefits that shall accrue, this be determined by a federal commis- . * timates place the cost $,000,000 and $100,000,000. he government would be asked to ly its pro rata for improvements to ite and Indian lands. ulder Canyon dam, If the Davis port declares it feasible, would im- nd a volume of water practically | to two years' normal flow of the lorndo. Canals wolld divert it where between buld vastly extend the present ir- area In and near Imperial val- and stabllize and equalize the erratic er flow, t would at the same time eliminate threat of disastrous flood. ixperts declare that the contemplated bject would develop a maximum of ),000 horse power hydro-electric rgy which could be radiated through- a BOO-mile circle, reaching as far Man Diego In the south and Salt Lake y In the north. ‘heap eneryy would thus be made jlable In a land where fuel Is un- wmlly expens.ve, and make possible industrial development thus far hdered, at th Wndling oll supplies ['he harnessed ‘‘kick’* of the Colo- Bo, felt In city, hamlet, farm ana at ls now sterile desert, would en- 20 the heart of an area comprising -third the continental United States. Cal., | same time conserving | ON THE COLORADO FECTED BY THE ENTIRE RIVER A GOVERNMENT IN- THE PROPOSITION. WOMEN GOLF STARS | WIDELY DIFFERENT Miss Sflrling and Miss Leitch Present Opposite Types Misa Alexa Stiriing—24, bullt and girlish—presents contrast to Miss Cecil Leitch, the English woman's golf champion whom she’ll likely meet in the cham- plonship matches this month on Scot- tish links. The girl from Georgia, our Ameri- can champion, is one of those types of ourdoor girls who has developea her golf game in spite of her physical han@icap of being small. Miss Leitch, on the other hand, is the super-woman type. She is strong, rugged and large. She is called the ““Babe Ruth" the English golf links. Her drives carry from 20 to 30 yards farthér than those of Miss Stirling’s. There is nothing feminine about her game. Miss Stirling's chances to win, it the two national champions do meet, will rest In the fact that she is more skilled in the short game. While the Atlanta girl can drive the ball long distances, too, yet she is outclassed in this by the English champlon. Miss Stirling is the most skilleda American woman ever to invade Eng- land. She possesses the ideal competitive temperament. Miss Leitch comes from a family of Britons noted for their great strength. She won the mational title in England in 1914 out of a fleld of 166 entries. Last year she repeated in a fleld that contained four ranking players from America. She outclasses all women ¢ompeti- tors in England so far that she fre- quently engages In matches with the men professionals and shows them up. Recently she played against Cyril Tolley, the English pro champion, and finished ahead of him. It these two champlons clash in the final round in Scotland it will be a battle between Miss Leitch’'s “Babe Ruth” drives and Miss Stirling's skilled golf wrists. slightly a direct of 2 Ibs. best butter $1.00.—Russell Bross.—advt TAKING TRIP, .... 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