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THE DALLES DAILY CHRONICLE FRiDAY, MAY 27, '921.
OHEGON WATERPOWER !
CONSUMPTION SMALL1
iit: i
(Chronlclf'r Snleni llurcntt.)
s sXtTEXr, : tire., Mny 27. (Special)
Rpcords on file In the offleo of Percy
A, Cupper, stale engineer, hIiow that
not more than 5 percent, and prob
ably-lens than that amount, of Ore-!
Ron's water power possibility Is ac
tually developed end In use. The lat
ent biennial .report of Die state ensl
neer In general flguren Kays It Is
tlincted that Oregon streams, Includ
ing those on the boundaries, ale ca
pable of proiliirlrm between ,1,0(10,00(1
and 4,000,000 horsepower, and that
less than 200,000 has been developed,
while the ultimate; development of
Mien- at which power Is now belwj
used in len than ,100,0011 horsepowe'.
UrIiik speellle fi;ur'K, oilier rec
ords on Hie In the. engineer's office
place the total hornepower at :i,441.
4117, Of Ibis tieiiiendoiis amount
2,i;0,:i"0 horsepower repiesents unde
vtiloped projects ibal have been Inves
tigated by the mate, L'1!I,!)00 horse
power reprerenls other power possi
bilities that have not been Investi
gated, ?nd 4S7.187 borsep)W(!r repre
senl developed and partially devel
oped projeels. Developed projects of
less than 20(1 horsepower have not
been listed.
Undeveloped proposed projeotn
which buye been In vest iga led by the
stale, t hp first three shnwln.". In add!
Hon to continuous power, I lie esti
mated power for eight months of tin
year when the water Is high, are, tn
pari, as follows:
Columbia River
Cascade project Conllnuous horse
Vowei, 200,0011: elcht-momh seaaon
horaepnwer, 4'(l,00(l; river discharge.
fiO.UOO aecond feel, minimum; bead,
44 feci.
The Duller project - Cont t.uotiK
hoisepower. 4H0,0H0; elght-monlh tiea
son, NOO.Ilfill; river dleelmrfje. r.O.OOO
second feet, minimum: head, if. lo lor
Uinaillla project-- Continuous hois'
Iiower, 120,000; ehi-monlh season,
:t2y,0(m; river dlnchiM'ge, 40,000 second
feet, minimum; head, :!,ri feel.
Deschutes Kfvcr.
.Moody project Coiitinuniie liorao
power, f.l.ooo; river dlschanje, tTiOO
Second, feel, minimum: bead, 1112 lee1.
I.ocltll pioject Continuous lumu
jiower, 2S,(i:i0; liver dlrcbaij'.e. 4,00
Kecond feet ml'ilmuiir; head, 70 lee .
;;herar Kails iiroject -Coiiiiniioim
boiaupown, I0,!lli0; river illMshmw.
IfiflO aecond feel minimum: head,
100 feet.
Onlt Hprlui;:i projeri -Coin inuoiin
bornepower, 10,S2o; river (Uncharge.
:i700 rrcoud feet, minimum; head 112
t'nul .
Waupln iiroieci Continuous horse
powr.r. 44,r,(iti; river discharge, :170H
Kccond feel, minimum: bead, 1112 fitet.
While I lone Itaplds project - Con
tlnuour; hornepower, 17,200; river ills
ehnrro, "700 neconil feci, minimum:
Head, MS feet.
.Mecca proJ"ci- Cenilmionr, hniw
power, 27,7(ill; river discharge. " f51
fecond feel, minimum: head, uo feet.
.Metollnn project ConUnuous hor.'e
power. t;i,!li;il; liver discharge, :!400
juToinl ft minimum; head. 210 feel.
FEMERS SEATEO
. IN BELFAST HOUSE
Ity lliilmt News
IHCI.CAST, I, eland. .Mil) 27 K.i-
iiiiiiiii de V.iler.i, pi.'l.i in oT th !'
called Irlsli repithllf, Arthur c,.li'
llib, linpii. Jind viie pr. I'ldenl r
St'Iti lVn, ami Alike C dlinn, hiui-
nun. inhi I, known us 'he h "Hd of the
n imlillcan aimy," all w.m siulu in
I ho iwiliain livian.l p-irl limit m in
hu ehc, Ion, It I). cum - kn iv n lo 'nv
Till I'lllOlll-'.-l not l." III i In I"
,s' ' ..ml .lot De. in. Hi N t
GRAND
ttni' i!a v.iul Sunday
l'5!'.f! CLM
in
. 'Vl!' Vvlv: a.
Possession"
A rot. cover.' 1 r
m-ncc dial ne.tl s
c'ono lo (he v .1 (li.
A' I'.t 'amount l'ii'turo
Cmwv .-
'"I'l C t ' I. -.'.I'.N i lit.
(iow! I'otjjo."
A Marshall Ncilan
Production
tlonnllsts, took the sixteenth, uaf
shown by complete lelurns for the
city.
He Valera and Sir .Inmos Cr.ilK,
the Plater Cnlonlsl leader, head of
Hie northein parlliiini nl, each u-on
a sent for County Down. Ortlttlli
was leturned by Tyione and Col
lins by Aini.'igb.
(Closing out my millinery i;oods at
cost. It will pay you 10 inve.mijjate.
Hallle Weaver, K02 Union stleel, oppo
site poslofflce. Telephone black 3171
il
BLAIR CONFIRMED
DESPITE JOHNSON
Jiy Unltfit .News
WASHINGTON'. May 27 Deter
mined opposition In senator Hiram
.lolinsou ol California, failed to pie-vi-nt
confii matinu of David II. Blair,
of Norih Carolina, a commissioner
if internal leveniie.
Tim senate voted Thursday, ufler
our hour- discitssioii V'liiirl closi;d
dooi.'i, in lonflrm hlair. Tim voie,
.enaiois said, was ."!) to lr,. The
roll call was not made public,
Johnson aigucd Hint income lax
rates, as filed by lilaii 's father in
aw, ,1. W. Cannon, v.ere s.icli Ilia
ih'';. mafic Hlair unlit lor u one
.Tiisslonersblp. He also said Ulair
iolated Hie law of North Caro'.lmi
U the Chicago convention of tint
epiiblicen party, lilalr, aecordin lo
lolinsou, was instiucied to oie for
ilm as iireMiilential nominee, but dli!
,ii t follow Hie ins'i-uctions of the
i oters.
An attempt by Senator Harrison,
if Mississippi, lo have the semtle
jpt'.'i lis doors during w coinidm'
itiun of 1 1 1 : i i t nominal ion failed.
I'll1 senate discussed the iiieslion
or tin hour and a hall, and linally
voted against Harrison's pioposal,
it) lo 2.1. Johnson supported Harris
lull the republican leaders ' favoi ed
secrecy,
Harrison, it was said, argueii that
he public was entitled to ii"ar all
charges against Hlair, whettier or
ml li was confirmed.
WEST TO BUILD HALF
OF NEW SUB FLEET
( f 'lif .ni'-'e' v a' I'.n !( !:.: e.!:i )
In the accetirt'V' of an ainrndt.ie :'
lo the naval 'bill the ..entile li.ia c'.e
ed Hie va., fir Hie ci.n.i.r,iciion oi'si-;
llllge i ccnu-g'-in; '. ! I i lllin..:
lines wli.c.h ,.(. .".tlhor!: d nr :
mo.'i.ha a:;o, luil v !ii:'b co;:l I not b
liuill bcciMi.,.1 of p.ovl in iti th
.ipproprialiou bill agiltiiit its.ii'; tin,
purl of lb,' lump sum lor cu.::t rtu
t ion of submarines.
Kona'.or I'l.imli ler o i.e1!' mI a:
aiuendr.ieui lo pe. m!i U: build. up, o
one t I'iiusijorl l ri)!:; iltl. iuiiip sum, I
Is oxpecieil Hun wl.'i lite ay, eftueil
lo Hie disarmament ; meiuliiicni He
naval bill mum will r i m i'oiii'eri,ii,i
Tlii !)i(ivi:.iun l.ir ihu bin. ilni; u
nl.: new i.iibi.i.ii in '.. oi i.ie Itu-'
type mean.. In a! ji: obaliiili;, U.at a
leant hall' ol Hies.-" will b. bi'lll o:
llio veal ce.an id II they r.re lini'
In iirlvaio yc.ids liter, .'ll! be vi'.
conipellllon batwien the vtud.; in l.u.
Angeles, S:ui l'":.ii"i. . ;i, I'tirC.aud an,'
Sealllii, lo g"l at le:i.,t a portion ol
llilh liusir.ci'...
Bring in Your
Films
Otru finishing tlcpurt
inent, rhruugh up-to-date
uicthodt; and ciitipiucnt
ami expert handling, can
help yiu get the kimi of
pictures you want.
To use a slang expres
sion; "We're tli?ve at the
liuifih."
BROAD POLICY OUTLINED IN RESTORATION
OF PRIVILEGES TO RADICAL PUBLICATIONS
Gy Ralph K.
(fJiilliil Ni-wh staff
.May 27. -lesi-i
WASHINHTON,
master Cencrn! William ll.'iys, In
extendlii'; second cIiih.-i mailing
privileges to the Llbeialor, a
called radical publication, litis
fined I he adnihilril rat ion's p.diey
wind fieedom of I li pr ss.
lie-to-
Ily bis actlrm, WedniMilay,
i:i i
gianting the Hilii
titter's ii.pliciilioii
mi nt on It's deui-
rind through connni
.-loti, flays established tlie.,e i,ints;
(1.) I'ublicaiions "lio.tld b." :;ti
Hrely supireas d an i their proprl"
,nrs prosecuted or lliey siiould ;r
given eii.ial rights In ecnimnn with
other periodicals.
:..) Arbitrary power lo dt-citie
what form of printed mailer Is or
is njt oi nubile bciicl'li wa.; n-vet
!u:i tided to be lodged In tlm p m1
maaier geneial and it iiball nil !) ia natiiio bycoint:, a mutter of in
l tiviiln.il million. nr. Jud.'ce of
(r;.) H any liublk-atlon hailmrn
ori.'ipirticy io df-niroy the giem-. 'i'l:er is a ccr.-nn cm. in l:-i.'
ineiM Jiy I'o.'ce. then the depitrtnti ill ir.rti.lllion: in whit li the Inst i 1 11
,f J unt ho will deal with tne i-iu-' . .a of f .villain (."' the pr s., iilnt.eK,
ipirniots in Hie i.'iiii.ner pre.ic.ibed I bii, i,e In thin fount ry Itav pit-
by law.
The Liberator's applicat on has
b,.( tl on file since Hie mugimti wn-i
peiabilsiiul on June 11, a.; i
lie nrso: lo Hie .vlasses, 'I in- p.;i i
idiiilnis r.iilon loot: no' action on
lr recji; :;( but accepted : very is
.li; of Hie publication for mailiiu a!
Ji'nl class postiiga u.tes. Hayu' ac-
Hon was acootnpaiiif (I by a
,i I he paper of tll.1'77, the
tice l-.twucn the sum .aid
Iil.d -la:s postage i.n.l Hr. i
iie ; ip. i would li'iv. ptiiil
lie seenml class privilege
le.'itnd
th.
r.uiJii.il under
Yol Ho! Fcr the Bright Lights
And Free Lunch, Say Mosquitoes
Ity Unit
C1IK;A(10, .May 2" Th HI2I
mosquito is III" wildest, mils' b'ood
I li li st y tiling wearing wlnga,
Naturally pestiferous, uie idea of
wearing 'oin higher and rolling 'etn
lower bus so encouraged the mos
quito that he has the appetite ami
recklessness of a backslide deacon
In Havana.
Kirsi reports from Hie swamps tire
Hint Ibis summer's mosquito is as
feiocious as a starved tiger and has
the capacity of a spoii';e.
"The styles aio responsible foi
the mosquito epidemic," said Sup -r-
E3k
i
KUCPgfgjrarrinrti'Mi
Turner
'nri,'.-itinilmi!0, '
I'ointl'fg- out flint
the I.lbe.'i.tcr'n
cat.o .Msifd sokly on whetiier it eon
::litutid mulliihle nuiiicr, Hays sa.d
not only had' the maga'.i'ne be. n no-K.-f,i.u
i'.ltl.tli;' th: Via., bill lh"re
was I. km reason no-..- fn b.uii-ift' It,
Lvunuao u-mpoi .tiv
War ii.uVlnio.m
I iiad been (i i.'.ilif-d.
The war Is ovei," !.!!
:tl,l llayr, in
enunci.iHr.i; a bu.ad poiuy. "W''
n.ust i-cC.iiu to the oMleie.l I'.'cedoui.
oar mo, hoti of .safefjunidltiK
111,:
public U'uli'nie viilie at
tii j same
H'.iie maiulaiiiin;
licedom ol tile
pioss hub btwi found tli.o.igh a .n.
pi i Sod Of s.able evil llb.'i'iy belief
.i,. Hi..- public wclfav.' ati.l p.-isoial
.-.rai.-lty of cltizirw than lo iMtablisn
.i bin eae. alio eem.ors!iii, which in
ap.fn
fcired io pity such cos's from lime
to time, father than d s ek pro
f.c.ioit ihio.tgh i!uj liistoilcal dis
.1 i t 1 duvlcvs 1 1 Iniieiiucra.ic
ov-i'i iim-.nlH."
I'uj; iiUiitititcd : hi. t sec trl ciarJ
iriv'ilev.er, wr.u'.d til. o !). accor'.o 1 !
Hie New Vmk Cell and I he Milwaukee-
Leader, Viator liergoi"; p-tpr.
whlali li.ivv-(applied for rrad.nil ance
.1 j.' tiieit. uxcbi.ii-n d.ir n i . thr
vfar. . Their cii!t,-s would lr crmsid
,i.l, hu (-..! id, .n the b. sli of tin
.; i .eipl; :, which guided hii.t ' in Hi.
I'ltor'n case.
'.'I NrW.H
iniendent. Aiiluir llolnnn, in char'-u
ol exterminating th. blasts at itivoi
Forest. "lt uutd-lo bo Jhat a nios
quito with an ordinary set of (pet!
would weiiV ou! his ill Ills in an hoiu
or two and go back' to tin- swanu
lo die of chagrin.
"Now, received
trowntight
en
coin ageniotrr.
Willi
knee leiiRtl
r.klr..
w Ity
anff
istockings
rtj'.ied down -
oveiv
;t ino,qiii!o
cif-i sep tl;
1
il.
nswer ttf'llliit
' . ittinu oil on lh( swamp.'- ilo's
n'1 do i,njj,.good tins cui.m, r. Th
i. .; ifOi are halting ih' it i-!v,',
YOU certainly want to save
money, and you wouldjike to
have better bakings.
Then use Calumet. It's the
biggest thing you can do to im
prove the quality of your bakings
and lower baking costs.
Calumet is made in the. largest,
iuost sanitary Baking Powder Factories
i:i the World. No Baking Powderis
made under better conditions none
can bs better in quality.
U contains only such ingredients
r s have been officially endorsed by the
J. S. Pure Food Authorities. An abso
lute guarantee that it is pure.
It received higbest Awards.World's
IHire Food Exposition, Chicago Paris
Exposition, Paris, France positive
proof of its superior merit.
It is used by more housewives,
domestic scientists and chefs than any
other brand. That would not be the
case, if it were possible to secure a
higher quality leavener.
It is sold at a moderate price. All
you have to do is to cumpare costs to
determine how much you can save by
buj in j Calumet.
A po jnd can of Calumet contains full
V$ 9: Some baking jxnvders come in
li 95: foetead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you "et a ;oundwhen you want it.
lr se from the kerosene and head
,r. i. .tiaif;li .'or the bright llghis an'
tl e I'rre ltmcll.
"Th" lid Is off for the -skeeteiH,
it l.ai.t.'
Taxi Mayfleld's Tl
I'eiepbone main 5021. 2711
Wascfi, Nioro, Graao Valley Starje.
Leaves Motor Service garage. 7: JO
a. m. dally. Arrive Wanco, !):lfi; Moro,
10-00; C.ra.'s Valley, lOHm. Leaves
Cr.irr "alley, :::00; 'Moro, .IM:,; Was
co, -J lfi rrlve The Dalles. H p. m.
17tf
DEWY PLANS TRIP
rn nnoirin ru
f. 1 1 tJ it
n
(i"ln onlide':! Witshin? on. fiure.au.)
WASIIIXHTHX. L'7. -Seer",
tar., of Hie Nf.v Ponby nay: that h
will be able to deride lcntallve'y aa
to Hie dates for bl Alashan and wvi
eni Irij) In a i'r ,v day.-. I, was mid at
tho navy department that the r.eer"
1 1 1 1 v iit.-iiiili'd iii 'in iii Al:i"!:Vi In tlii
afler h-iuine, Wai.hinglon, and thai In
Altsha tie v.-attid examine miu'iti.-iv
the cnal r.iiitajlon in the teniti-ry
On hi.-- leturn from Hie Alan Ran In
npeition I: !, bis plan to vul the
l,or'.s of the Pacltie and spend :i?
much lime a ; po'-.t'ible in cacli of thr
lar'jev' c : lit 1 1 :i.
TcnlpHvely lie will begin at. Seat
He and follow with bis visits to fort
land, San Francisco, Los Angele:i and
San Diego i.i tho order named, re
turning directly from Southern Cali
fornia to Washington.
Free Clinic No Charge For Examlna
Hon Tuesdays anil Thursdays.
Dr. liaum, chiropractic physician,
Thiid nnd Washington, main 501. if
There's A Difference
If you've been a "ready made" man
in Hie past, be a "made to order man"
In Hie future. First class hand tailor
ed suits In measure, $'i!5.00 and up. W.
it. W'ebbor, ono block east of post
iff ice. ' 61 f
LUMBERMEN TO BE
AGENTS FOR U, S,
(Chronicle's Washington Bureau.)
WASHINHTON, .May 27. Final de
talir, of the conference of Secretary
Hoover with the lumber Interem ? nr.:
now cleaned up. It was ugreed 'hal nil
of thn great lumber organizations
1
'tor BYTisr
Calumet CitM
3 cups pastry,
flour, 3 lc-vd tea
spi.ona Calumet
Haking Powdr, H
' cup I utter, Hi cupa
uranubtcd suuar.
Yolks of 3 egga, f
cup cold Witter,
Whiles cf 3 eggs, 1
teaspoon uranue
extract. Then luu
ia the regular way.
Fhoitld hereafter represent both mnni
beis and nonmembers in the collec
,tlnn of data on nccunmlatlons of
I stool:, market conditions and other
ifaclor.i hearing on the price and dis
jtrlbutlon of lumber material.
It was nlno agreed that the contfl
.bitting associations should close their
books, so fur as this data Is con
cerned, not Inter Hie:: the 27th of
each month, and rush the Information
gathered to the department of com-'
mnrce, where the bureau of census
would rollrct, analyze and ptlnt il In
Hip form of a bulletin nol la'.er lha.i
Send it
t.. A.k.H.ca
Let us remind you again that we
can help you greatly with your
houseclean'ing. Anything that can
he cleaned with soap and water
we can handle for you to your
complete satisfaction. Call us on
the 'phone and get full particulars
about anything you have in mind.
MODEL LAUNDRY
Regular Saturday Sale
, -AT THE
'PUET'DEPLACE STORES '
FUDGE
40c PER POUND
Regular Price GOc and 75c
PHETTEPLACE STORES
Second and Court 1008 Union
We have a Fresh Supply Daily of
Strawberry Sherbet Strawberry Ice Cream
BASE
TWO GAMES
SUNDAY, MAY 29
AND
DECORATION DAY, MONDAY, MAY 30
Fast Harriman Club
. Of Portland
vs.
The Dalles
Sunday Game at 2:30 p. m.
Monday Game at 2:00 p. m.
OLD BALL GROUNDS
1 ejMKs
I F'li Pi lv J
(IOLDENDALE, YAKIMA AND ALL EASTERN
WASHINGTON POINTS
Ar reached the easiest by way of Grunts and Mary lull on th
MARYHILL FE11RY
A 10-mlle paved road connects Maryhlll and Ooldandala
FERRY RATES $1.21 par car and passanqers ona way.
H-00 for, round trip, 10-day limit.
the lflth of the month following.
Secretary Hoover was alao advised
that production In the northwe.-.t
would bo more (ban 65 percent of the
production of 11)20.
Secretary Hoover Is sending n let-,
ter to all of the larger nnsoclatlons
authorizing them to act as reprewnln
Uvea of the department for the col
lection and transmission of this data,
from nonmembers an well as mem
bers and asking general cooperation
for the plan adopted.
Carpnntoring and bulidins. ,C. It.
Merryinan, telephone red, 5741. MM
Main 41
ALL
BALL
Dr. Geo. P. Nowhouse
Eye Specialist
V .
Wo nro equipped to nlve your
oyoa tho vory best of rare. Eyes
tfHli'd, tilasi-.es ground.
Second and Washington 8trts
The DjlTea