Plaa for Eugenics Law. t Dr. George E. Hyde, in charge of the state mental hospital at Provo, has In mind a plan to suggest for consideration of the next legislature for a reasonable law dealing witli the question of eugenics. Dr. Hyde was up from Provo yesterday and expressed admiration for the work being done at the institution of which he :s the head by Miss Mildred Covert of New Jersey, who is making an investigation investiga-tion and survey in eugenics for ihe United Stales Eugenic society.