If the plan Director Davis has in mind is accepted by congress when the report is made next December, Boulder canyon at the southern extremity of Nevada, north of Needles, and on the northeast boundary of Arizona will become the highest dam site in the world with a reservoir 40 miles long. The dam is to be between 450 and 500 feet high and will store 25,000,000 acre feet of water.

It will generate between 450,000 and 500,000 horse-power of electrical energy. The power to be generated by this dam will be available for San Diego and will help tremendously in furnishing the energy to drive industries.

One of the basic reasons for the investigation called for by the Kin-kaid Bill is to determine the feasibility of building the All-American Canal which has been under discussion for years in Imperial Valley. Director Davis has emphatically endorsed the plan. If the canal is built, between 400,000 and 500,000 acres of land in the Imperial Valley now and will be reclaimed and will practically double the wealth of the Traveling Passenger Agent here.

E. A. Klippel, Jr., traveling passenger agent for the Union Pacific system, with headquarters in Spokane, spent last night in Moscow. Mr. Klippel says the business of the railroad is increasing so rapidly since it was returned to private control, that it is difficult to secure equipment and motive power enough to handle all of it.

Moscow owing to the closing of the Lewiston.  Riparia road. 