Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 22, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1929 — Page 5

JUXE 6, 1929_

THREE STATES NEAR ACCORD IN RIVER FIGHT Boulder Dam Agreement Is Awaited: Peacemaker Is Absent. RV FREDERICK C. OTHMAN, United Pr*.s Stiff Corrunondent DENVER, Coi., June 6.—The Colorado river fight, which sometimes was wordy, sometime bloody and always bitter, neared full settlement for the first time in a dozen years in Washington today with perhaps its most outstanding peace-maker absent. Delph E. Carpenter soft-spoken Colorado river commissioner, renowned for his exhaustive knowledge of western irrigation problems, a knowledge which helped much to speed passage of the Boulder Dam bill and more than once aided suppression of ifiiniature civil wars among militant and thirsty ranchers, suffered an attack of paralysis shortly before the bill was passed. With river commissioners from California. Arizona and Nevada in Washington at a meeting which is regarded in many quarters as having possibilities of being the final one of a long scries, Carpenter was unable to attend. Carpenter, who onto left a sick bed to attend a river conference, indicated he would go to Washington now if it were necessary. He explained that the conference is intended to settle the tag ends of the dispute which, after keeping the west in a constant state of turmoil for years, finally resulted in passage of the Boulder Dam biii and adoption by Colorado. Wyoming, Utah. Nevada. New Mexico ana

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to the gulf of lower California through Sonora. Mexico. Years ago the water practically all was impounded by northern farmers so that, when the river reached Arizona and Nevada it usually was nothing but a dry, rocky bed. After years of negotiations, the northern states allowed a large percentage of the water to flow on to Arizona. Ne-

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| vada and California, where deserts ! were turned into gardens. Erection of Bolder Dam on the lower reaches of the river will furi ther conserve its waters, and when the lower states have settled actual I allotment of water the west's greati est flight will be ended. | B;i United Press 1 WASHINGTON. June 6.—Contro-

versy bettween California and Ari- \ zona delegations over distribution of Colorado river waters has become! focused on apportionment of the j 1,000.000-acre feet not allocated by j the Swing-Johnson bill, and one i conferee from each group was to | meet with Chairman William J j Donavan today to strive informally | for a basis of agreement. This way out of whaat threatened!

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to be a deadlock was suggested by Donavan late Wednesday. Couple Will Go to China f v Times Puccini MARION. Ind., June 6.—Passports have been obtained by the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Devol, Marion college, who will sail soon to take up missionary work in Lohu Ku. China.

GENERAL BOOTH WORSE Former Salvation Army Head Suffers Relapse in Long Illness. Bit United Press LONDON, June 6 Gen W. Bramwell Booth, former commander-in-chief of the Salvation Army, has suffered another relapse after

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several weeks of favorable progress# in his prolonged illness, the Daily | Express said today. Shooting Victim Burled Bit Time* Special I MARION, ind.. June 6.—Funeral* services for Robert Hale, 16, who $ accidentally shot and killed him- ■ self here, were held at Terre Haute, ! his former home. 1