The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 11

PAGES 11 TO 18 wsnorion two] The Seattle Star TTLE WASIL, FPRIDA COLORADO HYDROELECTRIC. PLANTS £. ASWLEY CRIT ESTP Bec YULE RIVER. “CRYSTAL RIVER rit tet t OL ee eho CLVE wT haved + SPLIT Pr. CAN Yor rm MALO + RATTUBSNAKE #eouthweat would have to look to the | “industrial” east or the agricultural middie west for few of the things it! desires to make life worth livin PLYMOUTH SHOE CO. 1406 Second Avenue This Store |. This map shows the con-| |templated development of the |Colorado River Basin by the! \federal. government and the! |seven states that will benefit, from it. | company, in planning distribution of | power, in event its application for one of the major power sites ta! Granted, hag planned to carry power, as far as San Francisco, 600 miles distant. | The possibilities of power develop. ment on the Colorado may best be | —— visualized when it ts understood that in its 1,700 miles of length the river) drops more than 6,200 feet. In the| 350 miles between Glenn Canyon and Boulder Canyon there is a drop of 2,500 feet. And the annual volume of water passing down the gorge be- ——— tween Glenn and Boulder canyons . would cover an area of 15,000 acres P. f to a depth of 1,600 feet! airs 0 FLOOD SAFEGUARDS Hearing on Giant Task to|Akeeasewmraty oA Ladies’ and Men’s Be Heid in Arizona ing possible vast power development, Next Month ater ge fix arab rk cel dr I oes saferuard the fertile Imperial vailey | BY HARRY HUNT of California from disustrous floods. | WASHINGTON, Feb. 74 —How| Such fx the topography of the! to harness 6,000,000 water horse | country thru which this river flows, | power, belonging to seven states. | however, that the sites for maxinoum | convert it into electric energy 404 | power development, such ax Glenn irrigate 5,000,000 acres of land with)and Boulder canyons, offer small | the same water that furnishes the/opportunity for water storage for| power, is the problem to be tackled | irrigation or for flood regulation. | by the Colorado River commission, | Dams for these purposes must be headed by Secretary of Commerce} puift farther upstream and on the Hoover, at hearings to begin &t/ more important tributaries. “genix, Arizona, March 15. All these conflicting factors make ‘a preliminary session, just con-| necessary a general comprehensive | cluded in Washington, agreement) and co-related development. i was reached upon developing the} with is program definitely es; power and irrigation facilities of the | tablished, the bi¢ question remaining | river a» a unified whole, each de-\to be decided following the Phoenix | velopment being considered as a part | conference—if it is successful in set: | nated system. tling the conflicting claims of the; A dex the magnitude of | states—will be the extent to which | the ¢ development of the Colo | the development in to be done by rado's power porsibilities alone, Pro) public agencies. It is believed Sec posals from private interests, apply-\ retary Hoover will recommend the} ing for the right to di-} development of the “key” sites by vidual si provide ateithe government direct. States an expenditures of more tt munic: i” ™m. be given prefer. Hl 900 ence in 4 ping others. j SEVEN STATES | "To the extent that private eapt | AKE AFFECTED tal in guxnted: development rights, it ; The problems of the Colorado af-| will be required to co-ordinate its fect directly seven states, and the| plants to fit harmoniously into: the necessity for reconciling the de-| general echeme. mands and claims of these separate} Given the reservoir of power pos. | the creation of the by the Colorado river’s har-| fed by Hoover, Bach |negsing, and the increased fertility ted—Arizo Cali. | that would come with 5.000.000 addi. | , Nevada, New Mexi-| tional acres of irrigated lands, the | Great Reductions on Boys’ and Children’s Shoes Come Quick PAGE If You of the state fornia, Colo ©, Utah and Wyoming—bas a repre: | sentative | CELEBRATING their three an example of there conflictin®) endeavor to obtain the West § ipterests, California—which COM | tire station now at 45th ave. 8. W.| tributes least to the river itself—|.14 w. walker st. the West Side stands to benefit more largely by IS) Women's Improvement club will y of the other | y the stat 2 nd Utah, which; in.-th fire v fourths of’ the} ned to press e water for their prior diversion fe Before 5 peace pact these states, sion of the compact would tion by congre state legislatu 6 1 be made a t be reached between iding for the divi 260 miles to the] e the firet large an | | ~ will find it much more effective { foctive in dyspep- ‘initia ‘imple laxative hens with pepe iq routhwent )F erates ' however, ties egies = Mae handy when needed. Sey 1° | Bi send sour name i wutheast in the mining districts | |) Caldwell, 514 Washingsan St) Monticello, * near Phoentx, UL, Write tna today. . doves of Dr. | It gives you arti | subject to ratific pal ee oes than ebewing tablets and flavored | wr || SATURDAY 4 DR. CALDWELL’S | ‘THE FAMILY LAXATIVE’ fe and constipation. It isa /ombin- eeenee in. i the package. 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