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Show i hohetoesru IAYI PROPOSED LAW WOULD THROTTLE FREE SPEECH AND LEAN TOWARD TYRANNY TN StMnior Helds That tha a Restriction Wfcleh i 1 BUI It Free gpssch, it around The Safety Vat vs t Government Ind. Tbe village of Evansville, Griffis, swept by tornado and fir last Wedneaday with tb lose of t t llvea. was practically least isolated Monday by flood water of the Wabash river and smaller Salt Lake City. Governor Georg U. Pent oa Tuesday vetoed the bill providing for the regulation of teach-rcertificates, requiring an oath of allegiance. The governor holds that the bill la a restriction of free speech whk-Is the safety valve of governfound A skeleton end two pieces of ancient pottery were wed la the grate shown above. The grate ment. and to attempt to muscle criti- beneath the ruins of a house la a tillage believed to hate existed tew thousand years agw The snrtcnt Hty, erected cism is a step toeard tyranny. The by an aboriginal Amerbstt tribe, believed to have bora I be nldee la the tuited States, was recently partially dug out veto message, which la addressed to of the sandhills la southern Nevada. Secretary of State 11. E Crockett, fob e' fifty-eigh- streams announced Monday by tbs' department of the interior. The Bpokane, Wash., agensy will be consolidated with Colville office, with a remaining at Spokane.. Carson Indian will taka school at Stewart, Nv ever the work of the Reno office and rnlloh, Nev agency will be merged with the Walk? office. The Omaha agency will be abandoned and ita work transferred to Winnebago, Neb. The Killed On Acceunt ef Fog: Am Pour Whits Man ef Crew; 'Others Wat; Nsgm Passenger New Oreleana. Thirteen persons lost their Uvea la a wreck early Sunday whan two fast mall trains of tha Bouthora Pacific railroad collided during a fog at Rlcohoc, La., between franklin 'and Patterson, four of tha dead worn whltamenf thojuther FWe wars seriously Injured. According to an official report, 'No IS. eaatbound, ran by a signal In a fog and crashed Into No. 109. westm. bound. a about Tha dead included frank Stafford, news butcher; E. D. Conery, engineer, and frank Neblly, fireman on No. 109; August Aupast, baggageman of No. IS, and nine negro passengers. Others riding on the train were shaken up. Tha bodies of tha dead were taken to franklin, where nn inquest was conducted. Tha injured wem taken to Patterson. The engineer and fireman on No." IS and three negro passengers wera reported seriously Injured. Tha official report said Engineer Malhewa of the eaatbound Ban Antonio express cam through tha fog and passed tha awitch signal at Rico-hoc-, wham ho was scheduled to hav In for tha westbound mail.. About put 900 feet past' tha switch lha two la. aub-agenc- y President Prepares Arms Parley Basts President Cool Id ge Washington. has suggested to Secretary Kellogg that certain definite preliminary steps be taken toward laying tha ground work for a new naval limitation conference. The work, aa the presides! sees It, divides Itself Into two phases, the first being determination of tha technical aspects of naval limitation that remain to be concluded end the eerond the eoundlng out Informally of tha sentiment of the other powers as to tha desirability of catling a new conference. ' Chile Drives Many Frem Hemes Limn, Pern. Charges that Chile la asJag violent means to control the plebiscite to determine ownership of the province of Tacne and Arlcn wera made la the Peruvian chamber wf deputies. The chamber met to consider the chargee which Included claims that one Peruvian had been assassinated and SOS others driven from their homes to prevent them voting at the plebiscite, Utah Prepared te Furnish Man Salt Lake. When the next national emergency comes, Utah artillery will be officered by Utah men, Major George 8. Gay. director of military science and tactics, asserted at the Rotary dab Tneaday In outlining the progress made in the Reserve Officer' Training corps at the University of Utah. Ha said that Instead' of ninety-wigmen enrolled in the corps and four graduates as officers, aa It was In 1120. there are now 451 men enrolled for. training and this year them will be seventy-fivgrsdnated as reserve officers. ht e - trains cams together. The baggage car and tha front passenger coach of No. IS telescoped. The negro occupied tha coach. The tender and baggage coach of No. 109 also telescoped. Engineer Mathews telephoned rail- S2S Knew a Dead, Dead FUI Morgue; Emergency Lest, and 1300 Injured Fill Ail Available Injured; With a Property Building; Relief i Less ef Over (10.000,000 Pouring tn Eatlmat Shews Dawn Friday found, death swept Little Egypt beginning to squirm out of the mass of destruction left by Wednesday's bitter cyclone. The hourly casualty liata placed In various spots over the stricken am so sufferers may find out what has happened to mining friends and relatives showing 621, known dead. 731 reported dead and mom than 2504 in- jured. Prostrated, but with the hurried efforts at temporary relief supplemented by the arrival of trained workers, supplies and medicines, tha storm stricken area of tb Ohio valley Friday continued to count the terrific loss in life and property of Us greatest tornado castastrophe, A committee from the state legislature visited the stricken area ThursSmall, who day and Governor also toured tb dlatrlcL was expected at Carbondal Friday to eld la directing relief measures. Seven hundred and fifty tubes of antiteUnus serum, the last available aupply at Indianapolis, was being rushed to and Murphyaboro. Relief meaaurea wera well under way and further increments In strength of personnel, housing faculties for tha estimated 8009 homeless foodstuffs and medicines waa promised from federal, stats and private Car-bonda- o a. i Over-Decis- is m - -- Liv-rpoo- a f Entrance to the town waa cut if from three direction and a highway leading to the village from tbq fourth direction was covered by water. Their Supposition The Wabash la atill riatng and a Great Scott wo nstoundediy rise la the Ohio will prevent the eja. flood water from draining away rap- nlsted. you ran your car la broad full-tilhead-eu- , daylight, idly. against tb Supplies for tha few refugee of side of the locomotive, although the whistle waa blowing, the bell the town original population of 4 and Stathe engineer and firemen ringing Rarrett's collected at were being yelling tion, two mile cyst of Griffin, and at the top of their voices? What tn taken to the desolated vlDag on a the world made you do that? Wn thought they were daring o gasoline handcar oa tha Illinois Centhe pimply, pinfeather youths, replied tral railroad. wr and couldn't stand that" j Kansas worker All persona except relief Star. weed forbidden by military authori- City ties to enter the town. Governor Jackson, who made a personal Inspection of the entire drove out of Griffin over a highway covered with on foot of water. Tha governor waa considering calling a special session of Ihn state legislature to appropriate funds for tha rehabilitation of tha stricken district. Tb list of known dead In southern Indiana stood at 109 and a systematic search of tha ruins of Griffin waa still In progress. die-tric- 731 R sported sources. Day dawned oa a tented area. Where Wednesday them wem dot-en- a of Industrious little cities and towns, this morning wera tanted villages scattered among the debris. Six elates maktag survey of their road official he was badly hurt II loasea In Uvea and property from waa said to hare stated be beqpm afternoon's Wednesday tornado, lost la the fog and did not know ht brought out figures showing: had passed the switch. The known dead total. 177. Over 509 persons nnacoouated for. Conery, with forty-twyears oa the Southern radfle and second oldest Approgtraately 3099 Injured. The property damage wUI reach engineer la point of service, had mad 1 10.009.009. preparations to retire soon. In Missouri and IUlnola them are Stafford, the newsboy, was making his first trip, having alerted out from 428 deed; 99 la Indiana and 53 la Houston. Tennessee. Kentucky and Alabama. At the Inquest at franklin. It was The heaviest property loss Is la testified No. IS had orders to wait southern Illinois. at Rlcohoc switch for No. 109, but The extent of the tornado showed that Engineer Mathewa mad no at- it the worst In American . history. It tempt to stop at the east end at the reached down Into Alabama, atruck' switch, end although his conductor, with Ha mala force first la Missouri, Crane, signaled him three times to devastated southern Illinois, aped into j stop and finally put on air. the train Kentucky and Tennessee and ladt-anwas struck by No. J09 before It came where it showed great fury. to e atop, haring run over the awltrh. j When questioned, the engineer saTfl Per Angry ' hs had mlssedtfy block because of Washington. With Petevlsn troop the fog. guarding the United States embassy Sunday's fire was one of seven ap-- j at Lima, Peru, against a threatening parently Incendiary biases within a mob angered by President Coolldges period of 34 hours, according to police sward In the Tacna-Arit- i .boundary records. dispute, official report reaching from Police Sunday were searching for a Lima expressing hope the difficult ait man. who, garbed In the whits uni- nation soon would be under control form of a baker, turnM in the alarm Despite the censorship estaollshed la for the East 47th street blaie and Lime, reliable dispatches arriving in ,en' disappeared. Washington indicate widespread and a popular demand to j reject President Coolidge's arbitration British Steamer Hits Reef Port Sudan. The British steamship decision. The Peruvian ambassador Maasilia.. 329! tons. Bombay for here, llernan Verlarde. denied that grounded last Tuesday oa Win- he will resign aa a protest against But the decision gate reef, near here. The passengers the Tacna-Aric- a were landed at Tort Sudan by tugs. atmosphere at tha embassy is tease. I, dependent Act ten Taken by Egypt Fir Destroys S9 Acres ef Timber Part. Although Great Britain la Shaffer's Crossing, Colo. Reported supposed to control Cairo's foreign policy, independent action by tbe to be the first forest fire of tbe seaEgyptian gorerment developed Tuea--, son, flames destroyed eighty acres day. It forwarded to the league of of timber along Elk creek, near hrre nsrionr the TXnfltafToh; ilgnerTjf JT he blaiVoriginatcd. It was reported, King Fuad cf the league of nations from a smoldering campfire left by vonTf-Btioby tfee simplification of tourist. A crew of fifty men placed custom formalities. This is the first the fir under controls wuh in three e- of a a Egyptian ratification filed hour, although a high wind threat-- , Independently by Egypt vrlth the ened to spread the flame more exten-- j ' elvtly. I CITIES -LITTLE EGYPT" MANY LIVES ARE LOST AND ENGINEER FAILS TO BEE SIGNAL DAWN FINDS SLOWLV SQUIRMING OUT OF MUCH DAMAGE IS DONE AS SET AGAINST HIM AND MASS OF DESTRUCTION WIND GOESTHRU ILLINOIS COLLISION ENSUES and Nebraska, with an attendant estimated annual saving of foO.OOO, was -. t, EASTEHN Indiana In Three fitatas Merged Washington. The consolidation of ight Indian agencies Into four Jurisdictions in Washington, Nevada npr-- V r THIOTEEII DEAD et . uilivL. lees; "I am transmitting herewith with-wmy approval house bill No. IS, by Mr. Fowles, entitled 'An act relating to teachers' certificates, repairing as oath of alleglaace for leathers' . prohibiting disloyalty oa the part of teachers and providing for lha revocation of certificates. ' la substance, lha bill provides that any public or prlvatt school or educational institution who baa ridiculed, epokea. or acted with disrespect toward the constitution of the government of the United States or of tbs state of Utah, or who has failed to take an oath of allegiance, shall thereafter be disqualified from leaching and shall have his certificate revoked. A part of the Intent of the hill cannot be accomplished because teach-er- s In private schools are not required te be licensed by any state authority, hence. the penalty of revocation of oertl fleets could not be Invoked. The bQl Is therefore futile so far aa private schools ere concerned. ""Moreover, IromauchT information aa 1 have at my disposal, 1 conclude that this legislation la unnecessary tor I can End no condition In our public school ayatem which would justify the enactment of auch n measure. 1 am apprehensive that approval of the bill would be a false advertisement of conditions In Utah. Litre the family the benefit of its Oegju teeth too. Keep it always ta flie house. Cbsts link helps awe- Counties Settle Treubt Genera. The frontier dispute between Poland and Lithuania haa been sealed. Lithuanian protested to the league of nations' early this week against aa attack on Lithuanian-froh-tleguards by polish, patroia. A communique given out by the Lithuanian legation In Paris said the Polys attacked without provocation last Monday night and haa threatened te occupy the district of Slrvintal by force of arms unless the Lithuanians evacuated It. Double Carbondale, III. More than half n thousaad persons are knows to be dead and conservative estimate place the total loss of life at from 309 to 1009 aa the results of tb tornado which devastated a score of .Illinois and Indiana (itles and towaa on March - rights ntbTsa Ma addition to the lose of life, between 3900 and 3009 persons wera injured, scores of them probably fatally. Other thousands wem mad homeless and property damage estimated at between 17,000,090 and 18,000,009 waa caused by tb freakish play of tha elements. Twenty-fou- r hours after the catasthe federal trophe, government, state. Red Cross and privet institutions and Indtvldoala combined In tha herculean task of raring lor the Injured, giving shelter- - to the homeless and hunting for bodies yet concealed tn the flattened debris. Improvised morgues In n doxen little towns and village were packed .to tha doors vrlth long llqea of tbe victim of tha tragedy who throughout the day had remained u neared for except for the essential ministrations of tha morticians. The neglect waa due not to lack of reverence oa tb part of the mourning loved ones, but to the fact that the needs of the Injured and dying engaged the Immediate attention' of the bereaved survivors. In many of tha towns wbem tha tornado struck rescue workers toiled In ntter darkness, searching for other victims, while Inadequate corps of doctors and nurses with limited sap-pil-e ministered to the hand reds of Injured by Improvised lights. further relief on a wholesale scale was in Immediate prospect la addition to a company of troops at Murphyaboro and one at Weal fraakfoit, company 1 and company K of Salem and Cairo, respectively, were ordered to West Frankfort, and company L of Hillsboro, a medical detachment of tha On Hundred and Sixty cavalry,' and a medical detachment of the One Hundred and Twenty-nintInfantry were sent to Murphyaboro. from Chicago a medical regiment of 309 men, eleven carloads of supplies. sight carloads of rations and sixty PuUtnaa cars were dispatched to the stricken district, while extra nurse and doctorf hurried her lets from Chicago, St Louis and other hard-presse- L d h the CondnionwererpWlyJni Preying tha other town la tha pocket of southern Indiana which were struck by the tornado. Princeton. Owensville and Posey-vlll- e In have buried moet of Bar-rac- k Its victims, thirty-threof whom were killed In an explosion last Tuesday night. Thoae in charge of tha rescue work announced at I o'clock that the last. body had bean recovered. All the bodies but two have been Identified. Rioters Ordered te Hemes Manila. Out of approximately 1000 members of the society Katlpunan Marabula Macasilage," who were arrested by the constabulary for alleged participation In the recent uprising la Nuevn Ecija province 09 will be released and told to go to their homes. About 100 leaders hav been held and charged with sedition. The constabulary reports that the situation in Nuevn Ecija la now quiet SOLES Wmmdmr Seim fee Wear MVrshtlNsehsniil -- sad for a Better Neel srema-- nr nmu ij." United States Rubber Company e English as She's Spoken The third grade la the local public schools waa having spiling. The pupils pronounce the word, spell It ind use It In a sentence. One of the words In the lesson oa this particuThe teacher lar day waa each called on John to pronounce the word spell It and use It ia a sentence. H pronounced It and epHled it correctly, but this Is the sentence be gave : Du r Indiana polls dog has the each. New. Theatre Crowd Sees Man Shot Chicago. Lives of persona at the crowded entrance to a loop theatre ware endangered Sunday night when luliua Welaberg, real estate agent, .hot and seriously wounded Morris Goldman, 31, at the result of an altercation between the two the night before. The two met accidentally, and several shots were fired by Welaberg before be was seised by police. Could Raise Something Say," said the Berry young man. entering a barber shop, ia my credit New. replied the good for a ahavaf raise a quarter cant If barber, you Boston on whisker." keep raising Transcript. Evolution Barred In School Nashville. Tens. Tha teaching of evolution is barred in the public chooia of Tennessee. A law prohibiting such Instruction, aa passed by both houses of the gen-rassembly In session here, was 1st Monday returned to that body sixty-fourt- h rl bearing tha signature of Governor Auatln Peay. . Jew-elr- y, per-wn- al u g T1n e efl Make Probe Publis USKIDE Last ef Bodies Taken From Min Fairmont, W. Ya. Mine 41 of vllle Monday gav up the last of y Wewld vith their dead. Creeps Guard Palm Beach Palm Beach. Fla. Martial Uv was neer-bcities. lneffcctat plea a; Thdfi 111 ppa rentlTefl moot or resort a disastrous fire, following heavily apon people of limited means, which destroyed the Palm Beach and women and children. In the long the Breakers hotels and caused a tolists of Identified dead the names of tal toss estimated at several millions. very few persons who hsd attained WhUe a company of national guardsprominence sera found. men petroled tha street, guarding Murphyaboro, West Frankfort. D thousands of dollars worth of Roto and Gorham, all within a radius clothing and personal property, vf twenty five miles of Carbnndale, saved by the wealthy, search waa In the southern Illinois soft coal fields, mad In the mine for bodies of fire bore lb brunt of the disaster person reported missing. Palm Beach haa long been the mecca of the rich Historical Relice Are Destroyed and famous and many of the wealthy Imdoa. The full extent of tbe loss quartered at the two hotel lost In the burning of Madame Tuasaud'a effect. Others' were able to famous wax works show la Maryle-hoput valuable la pniow slips sad tons road had sot been ascertained, them from window but it is feared many historical rel- reached them. " Rescues before flames were made of ic have been destroyed. several confined to their beds Washington Senator King. Utah. Democrat, bee announced he would move to throw open all further bear-lu- Life of Your Shoes Telephone Girt Stick t Peat Mapleton. Minn. Heroism of Mi Dor Simon, telephone operator, who remained at her post in a burning fijisArcK fQyizasph LaLriciticn crcr Friction New standards of perfection n4 new . records of achievement art reached by YisuiJslst 02. and Wp- Friction la hof-tle- d need. where ttssaHslsf 03 ia conBuy only HsMmuS 03. Use h difference You'll see the sistently. after the first hundred miles. fiaa Fraadec, Cat Lee ! MonaTTotor 03a & Greases College L D. S. CIness nor BcrtooL or terror All me isrialM M ABsIsH BOOKS M rkew BAtTUBt East Sat Tempi CITI. ! by mail. COD Deseret Book Seit Lake Gty. C, n 10 of the Oouxens committee In- ram nearer wmolJL?lsLancer eat igstlng ihe rnternaF revenue town. aaved th bagt neea section sad said concernKing prohahly the entire testimony town from destruction from fir. evasions by large ing alleged waa made in public corporation periMeet Death in odic reports to the senate aayvay, Biasing Ptanc Moscow a renter dispani, and be believed open bearings dursays ing tbe Investigation would be of ;,T,!JOTlvrt Korerument official were when u military renter publie service. Vem TlCIe e Such urn airplane flying caught b-e- tat, TkeNcv TnQfliSr ShwingStick rcrTenderfaecs tWlDElT im'CffiM. AhTjHF |