The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 20, 1922, Page 4

A PAGE 4 BPOKAN: Bia Basin dv Ge" When they struggied to “ry ow the desert itseif is on the} Verge of defeat The Coluntdia 1 More than 2.700 Southeastern Wash Over its wastes ar the failure scores of de: left by the . Fears of unremitting ¢ 000 irrigat SOKt of $254,000,000, water will be into the basin, and will re Mearty 2,000,000 acres. i Buch are the hopes for the Col bia Basin project, world's larrest | don plan to get beyond the ‘Maj. Gen. George Goethals, builder “the Panama canal. after a thore) ration of the project, has de-| im @ report that it is entirely Goethals estimates the whole area De turned into productive land at b coat of $145 an acre. He thinks the should be financed directly by | government « in his report, declares the | reclamation project could be in six years. } ago the Columbia river, be ing south and weat where Dnow makes the Oregon- Washington . formed a huge inland lake. | ghanne! shifted, and the lake was) Tt left the Columbia Basin | ° ‘Two main plans for trrigating the; tract have been put forward One | plates a gravity system, with er from another state. The other Guld pump water from the Colum | im fiver, This has been given Objectionable Hairs {Aids to Beauty) } A simplified method is here given the quick removal of hairy or growths, and rarely is more one treatment required: Mix a paste with some powdered dela-| and water, apply to hairy sur. and after two or three minutes ‘off, wash the skin, and every has vanished. 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Simply mali coupe Po it today—you do ‘no FREF TRIAL COUPON TER ASTHMA CO. ara and Huds ta. 516-C ‘ Buffa N.Y Send free trial of your method to: Give esinol a fair test 31 it with Resinol Soap that eon a“ eruption. It prom; Sone itchin Jad allay irritation, bringing sure and lasting Te’ ee S, WAV RESINO Soothing and Healing At all druggists Basin Desert to Viel the | hill and over the E THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922. SEATTLE d to Dust Eaters’ | Avengers! fu) bearing the Northwent's vet hala the big task, which would put water} will be 1) desert area m of is the Yakima pre for the « e} bia river built by the t much unusual benefits, too. orsing the area are fe &. reclamation olin san to woll te, In the two are juare miles drains into Pend Oreille jon ee, Te ; & ke, in northern Idaho, Krom thi Snake rivers are YAKIMA ChRors 4 the Pond Oreille river carries it to Aeetonal . Sollits ¢ | SUCCEBBE : b highways afford yet « 6 Yakime ‘, wees Nearly equal distant between rope are o he A toe Sane Wass kane on the east and Are pronpering jgiving the state the right of} youth, Thousands of women have tinted ; Tacoma and Portia n the wert.) ast year the Yakima valley spent|¢minent domain in such cases, pro their hair to natural shades with ti 4 hing | UM Project has uni $6,000,000 f tomobiles and tires,| Viding for condemnation of any such Think what (t weold mean om o beauty, Any shade from of powerful pumps, stretch NS ltor shipping ite pri ssl orc gape, | lands to you to know the wonderful, bro ack, Acts instantly, exe } lined cana ng tune nd natural | for more than a third of a mile, TRE) wise to the coast 4 Three millions go Kast from there . in| cvething, costing Poslam com we guaranteed harmless to bait, g and artifical lakes, the water will be | Grand coulee, once d of the CO | ine Orient ry year in ume on insur ‘onstruction fort. Why doen't you get & St scalp or skin, All dealers SOc and $1.50, } carried over hills and ravines to the | lumbia, woul water, this noe Oe hoe and begin treatment te- Triat bottle sent direct for 10. The arid acres. time as the al for the pent food, | w Sinith Bight! You cam tell by ite very Kenton Pharmacal Co,, 610 Coppin e now u emell Vial ithe guing todo goad. open the way ‘The first touch veually gives relief, and almost overnight the eruption begine to die spear, Posinm Soap helps Gus treatment greatly. -CASTORIA ould be Wetered thu this plas. and For Infants and Children IN USE For OVER 30 YEARS ' the per acre coat would be higher ~~ of the bik tasks Tunnels uy in length, huge steel 5 a inverted siphons will equal to that of the Merrimac river down one Yolumbia Basin project in six before congress may E as the Yakirna| But with expenditure of over $250, construction alone, as large oject 000,000 in main Keeping down speculation is one spread over a number of years before | supporters of the water in avatlavle po the lands, the} entage of | big. interest figure may force some? Al! special enw nt to bring into fruit-! other; a monster juct over the Spokane river| this muat be added the cost of the the city’s limite-—these are|iand, about $15 an sore at preae of the features connected with | prices. An additional $15 per aore | Signature o: Putting the water on these lands will cost about $145 an acre, To project face. A the land in privat Sixteen Facies After pe Still ‘Sweet Sixteen” = Vo} \é Ye And here we picture a few of the thousands of these delightful, inspiring and fascinating Suits, Capes, Wraps, Dresses, Coats and Costumes Developed in the very highest grades of materials, the greatest variety of charming styles, the richest in color variety and the finest of craftsmanship for Misses, Juniors and Women of all ages, in sizes 16 to 44. 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