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Show ..sd'"' e- lip ., ....,, .. , NORTHERN Redounds eight; Thursday momly fair. IDAHOPair I etinettla r night and Nbunday freezing temperatures Nedneadar night. , Roof at Roof of - Boston Bldg. Kiosk, Boston Bldg. Kiosk. Max. Toes, 6 a.m., Wel.. 19....27 Mtn. Tues. .2:....31 9 a.m. Wed. 42....39 Min." 'He& .39....2 6 Noon Wed. . '4041? ,,, - - 'olke Ea-Itil- ID) 1 Fr.,. pe - lb I . sr,. !'"-1- or,,w--;d- .... qf . ... w - We. , , vs. pol , IF A b .iFNAl..:i':: EDITIQM:'' .i 4 .....& .49.61 ' Ats , PRICE FIVE CENTS - - LuJ t.;,-- 4 , - N- 7:',11-:,- - CPA)---Gener- -- - ;., o , I , 3::.;;;-:ii-;'L'1MIIIMIIIIIC1100L- 7 , : - - i t Refugees Search Mu- COOLIOSEALIERS lectionaiL preer,... de nt. h as ave4lui- -i a nosaton. - Ar, i lb i ! , ; - I' LI:?1: arty who N.c- - Strange- - - 1 - 1AFTR,f,0011.flP11 4 conservative government and now His Unknown Passenger chimed with favoring the liberalsis. here The official. explanation Still Has Gas s Enough --that as long as one ads thtnkwit rt the has a chance of winning at elecFor Four Hours Flight. polls, the demand is for a fair , tion. supervised by; the Americani marines and as soon as ft becomes I would other side MONTREAL. Cone, March IL apparent that the auperisimat win. then no Am hoptt that the Brithih r is desired end the hope-i- s that plirs.- flier. Micheline and will his plane had reached the shores . real lore and intimidation the the at polls. America front England a$s telt day cliff, here tine afternoon upon reeelpt General Chamorro bak 'himself' a message by the Anglo American , chosen resident after lir e revolt,- - Cable company 1111011fleing a plane lion. which he instigated. But the with an unknown name had been American government refuted rec- peen at New Youndiand at 1:33 amnion, - Adolfo Diaz. the present p.sai.. Eastern Standard time. was a Compromise tietie. The message was bare in detail president, ed oar for ths intervening pees& and the sender of the message was until new elections mind be held. unknown bp-ttable company of. formally requested the Amtrl- ficials announced. the - The- - plane : can government to supervise tn.over sighted ... no liberels the did election asd Hearts content. .. der General Moncad& who agreed Anxiety deepened with eitrY te lay aowa their- arms - - U assured Cl passing hour today as the black ' fair election. gold monoplane, bearing The American. government coal land Hinchcliffe, and another that bound e iders itself' by believed to be the Hon. Elsie ment Which was negotiated by' Atackaydanghter of Lord -Henry L. Samson. personal repro-- B- cape. failed to put in an appearance' ewails of President Coolidge- anywhere along the Atlantic sonata Ittrritrit relations refused to approve a request that American forces con--be The Niror TORS. March 114.(INfif painted monoplane I took offbrightly front Nicaragua, at 3:40 am. yesterday tN withdrawn Lydia Dia:, (above), grand. tending that the agreemerit should (3:40 am. New York time) from daughter of Porfirio Diaz, former ;: carried IS some Cranwelly airdrome "iron ttiau" of Mexico,' hatt become cams . to the Chamorro General mile north of London on a pro- enmettited in the dry law net of watt-er- n Washington recently In the hope of jected , a Atsterkw. Sbe itt in a New York flight. ocean which coon charged with selling trine to appeasing the American governex- nevercrossing of the not could eras be told but anent, bao and been a prohibition agent. accomplished i , at it was ant of whch has brought pert --recognition, disaster and -the of cardinal principles the death to an those plot previously Amertimn had made the treaty between central attempt. countries than any man leadirs a New At 12:45 this afternoon, be not himself should revolution FE York time, 36 hours had elapsed l eligible for election. , since the takeoff. 14.,waa last So General Chamorro left here fora certainty less yesterday determined to make trouble. Ilis, than 200 mile early off the Irish coast. domination of a. few men in the eitin Have Chance., Nicaraguan house of deputies was DIE Upon the that they sufficient to defeat the proposed planned to flyassumption to Nova Benne they 1 electoral.- bill by a vote of 21 to 17- - were approximately seven hours loverd ue. The American government bad! Anxious eyes. .canned (he skies, I , booed for legislation thoroughly in from the coast of Newfoundland I ' accord with constitutional practice Inhere Escape As it was thought the plane Passengers in hacaragus. but in thwabsence of might reach thia 'i morning. if the Breaks Out the to will Enzine that Away proceed Iheaderinds thatprevail on a wry entered into by the ex- more- - prool1 Nicaragua and the liberal in Cars From ecutive noLeaping But nounced than anticipated. 1 . where was the big ship sighted. one of the difficulties is that po- 1.3leanwhile-ri- t Embankment Yampai -laical leaders do not wish te an-be !Island. preparations were made to MM, in the position of giving legal receive the flyers. The plane. al proval to the terms of the agreecarried approxi-- 1 '. PHOENIX- - March merit with respect to the suporii moiety 45 of gasoline gallons the as On iOn of Abe elections Throe peraona were killed and which would give it--a cruising time ' : can be considerable man sierioubly injured hte labt one capital et about 40 hours. according to stump : made against any one who agreed beet estimates. when the Santa Fe train 'The night ' te what has been termed a SUITVII If by sundown the ship fails to Seour left the rails near Yampal, iof der sovereignty. put in an appearanco however. Ariz. The aead are: ...There is on the other band. some 'fears of a deaster will be enter Tom Cole, engineer, Need'en, . n dioubt as to the constitutional era'f 'Celt. :Of the of pres- J. GT Salley,- fluvial'. Keedlcs, the mempership Weather' is ' tug out Nicaraguan congresa The boldCeit. however. is Dispatches to internationq News int of an election. J. J. Dougherty, mall clerk, Vento be essential and al- Service from various points along -I . , ,.deemedit hers Atlantic connorth the that fbr taken repotted is granted ready Injured: Seriously today for O.- - I.- - Bryant, mail Winning candidate In an elec- - ditiona' were favorable Visibility was good and tank. Calif. , lion supervised by the United States- . flying. were comparatively government will be aceprded recog- temperatures , Dispatches to There was very little fog. And recognition means! high. nition. from the scene of the wreck : InOriti support as well as phrJical: London dispatches stated While rail caused thy . state that a-- broken . - -had been -- 'stab that it if virtually reques--States United aid by the llama that Capt. Ilitichliffe's com- accident. to executive sew protect the ed by were badly shakes 1 I Passengers Lonie Mae the revolution; ...It Mackay, panion life and property . IOW 11213-- , - don agent et. Ittacbciallitv atarveir Ibut not injured, they declared.. The engine and twe mail ctrs Lloyd, aid he was convinced it was , loft the traels and went- down a not.- ; WILLIS --' y1.1-11- E Yet Miss Mackay's close friends steep embankment- - , Wrecklitz 1 were certain all was a paseenger 1 crews arrived at the scene within I and the London Daily Express an. a few hours, and began 'pork of .ROBERT QUILLEN enticed positively that the flyers clearing the tracks. The tram left were Minchcliffe and Mies Mackay Los Angeles at 5:30 Tuesday :: d mg. The Endeavor carried no t2 that fact buoyed the hopes -of those who still believed early TT :Ntrill 3 J. that this afternoon the big ship w.i would-goo- n roar into view. , -- -. : , - - , I 41NS)---Ne- Capt.-Walte- . , , . - he , - - . committee ' trans-Atlant- ic - - 1 in - TRAIN SANTA ::VjRECED.3 ,k agrement party-leaders.- at , li. Stineon-Detrolt- er - - . - - ' - 1- ,- - -" - '- -- - 1 sr - - YOUTHS MADE EscAps-7------- --- LAST SATURDAY OGDEN.- March NIGHT Don Poulnon,,of C.tgden;- Lew- Anderson; o( Logan, and Pat McLaughlin. of Salt Lake. the three boys who were captured in a atolen automobile at Los Angeles today after running gun battle In the down town streets escaped from the tate Industrial school Saturday night, according- to- Supt. Francis Child of the Institution-Th- e three youths broke front marching fine of pupas while being taken from a moving picture show- - inthe school auditorium to - theicdormitory, According to. Supechnesdent Child the youths are suspected of the theft of a car here that night. the abandonruent of the same et Haysville and the theft of a truck at that town. On arrival et Salt Lake they left the truck and p!eked up e larger and speedier machine antl since then have not been heard of altbough4-thewere trac ed south. until The Deseret News advised the school bead of their capture in the ,coast car-Poulson has only been back In the school ter two months sintv his escaPe last A second termer. haring been back his second time less than rdontha, while McLaughlin has been in the institution approximateig two months- - ' - October.:.-AndrettaM- Farm , lo-opfrat- ive - (men g Loans Proposed Farm Bill,Amenciment Would Make Avail-- able $400,000,000. - WASHINGTON, 1N8)e-2-Treasur- y Man 11 Ignore Nicaragua House co-o- Q nt Sho tooled idantma.7oll was mad. an I'd my deg are utters bettabit . his teeth it was tooth pasta Made him olobbee - a - - tCoWYridllt. , 1r21. Pubitshorw Syn 11 , I i ., AGM1i it ... , - )' i ) 4.)c: - ,i4, ; , .'', ', -- :. t x" . IL LANDES. NEW YORK. W orth 14,(INS)1 New York Burbank. - SeAttie' PeléAtid W. C. banker.- - had a that - declared-- toda-r- learned on 'authority.' that' 'President Tern 7.flói-Sic-.6-fid t Devastated area 100 square miles. Three investigations under way to determine the cause of dam break. At Santa Paula 200 houses washed away- Santa Clara valley towns in path of flood were Piru,- Fillmore, Satocoy, Bardsdale, Santa Paula, Mont- - - Crops destroyed Santa Clara valley orange crop, valued at lest - - . , - r-looking House to Get Bill may-neve- BY ARTIICEL .L., MAREK..,e 1 L M. S. . Staff ' Correspon demi jAdl AfiGELES. Calif.. March 14. Flood devastated Santa - Clara valley yielded seven wtore of sts dead today. This discovet7 brought the toU to fi7 known dead In the St. Eras. cis dam catastrophe shortly after sulm- Hope-for-States---- -- Endurance Test S) Traps 1928, t. a c.. Marrh men are knosti to 14 have bees killed and several !Wred when a tunnel caved in on a Canadian Nations& railway welt train near Kamloops today, according to word received here. Relief- - crews Press Association.) Consolidated - 4 ,,,, midnight Tuesday alien IS billiot water broke through the v likened concrete - arch. surged down an Franciaquite canloa. trapping hundreds of slumbering persons In their homes and carry- ing to destruction the Los Angeles aqueduct power house, homes lied ranch houses. lasimates of damage shot . oP"r ward today front $10.00.000 to as huh as $70,000.000 SS mar reports of property losses came hi. Wi'fthreports that le additional bodies had been sighted among the tangledarea. Undentheriff Eugene alscailtia. Newhall-Saugsec- charge of the tor. reaffirmed his prediction that the final death count would reveal 5a,teenoolitu l..0 toesollyt:23orklitain. ----- - i - i ,i i ? Z 7 .,? - - ,;' MISSIttir I ' f !.' - -- ' lerice."--- the night beacon:1'th f:gures glowed through the digt,, zie of rain that fell in the taller as dead work animals and silent. age were bunted. Governor C. C. Young. who at. An during 1 I ' , (Continued on vacs two) (Coil ima oman Confesses - Drowning- Baby NOLLAWOOD. Cat7rI1arch Karen handed a patrolman hers- today a 'written confession that she droned her It- - daughter at littyti. S. 1S2. and burned her home to COMICeal the crime. months'-ol- d D.. ea April - Pollee are investigating., 41. - r----AuN- 4 11 1,'Z Coolidge Offers I - I Government Aid - fran- - 1' 9.9 tically to extricate le worker' enWASHINGTO N. 74 arch .. I 4. tombed by the fall of rock. t INSiPresident Coolidge s" 147 ess- -expr l. The roof of the tunne collapsed ed hie sympathetic interest tod ay 1 while ft was being relined. In the California flood lbsastor- - and -- . , wilted - are '"Antlydetters. proffered any, ' - ' ' relief govertnnental . George Parkes and Mr- - G. Umon, agencies that may be required, , , 1,1, ,' , all of Kamloops. The president 'called kertator , , 1 . ,, Shortridge 4RJ of California. to .. , , ' :, z 0. the White Mouse and discsgeed the FIVE DROWN IN WREAK. ' Shortridge told .!. the president he did not think there ALLENTOWN. Pa.., March 14 'TWO AVIATORS 311,A i persona were drow.ad ame anything the goreenment could (Ma)Five the automobile when Kent )IAXSTON. England. early today "I a askt expecen. 0:Poste See March Two The president followed hie tali' British in whkh they were returning feom -with officer, Were killed today In tha4 dispatrirmg a to mead the night but I Millet peril plunged Into ColibrY Eckemail or their airplane after col- - I creek. dead. Mrs. Frank . Uslon silth a second plane. The ert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer. and second plans succeeded In landing their daughter, Olga; and Michael the government 'areliable for rebel tCopyright.-1S:S- . rublishers Sys-agilely, I - --- ' ; , , shint, 1:6. - . 1 ' chantsmeet. P) -- ' ; , 2, lot 'LAC : , , Sa- - t -- , t 7- real- - Hour by hour a new horror el- tending the disaster as revealed as relief work got under may and drastic sanitary , measures We're enforced to halt posaiblemcatiT --- nt WANCOCVER, , gallons of on Dam Tomorrow T:. ,, , amordial to the enfornsa- in-t- he March IAPiGeorge Eastman. camera neanufacturer of Rochester, N. Y.. and the Eastman .hunting part? ofte .rontehoms from the heart of Africa. were among passengers of a train who narrowly 'escaped when fire swept two coaches, including their Pullman. Ail the films which Mr; Eastman had model MI his trio were Mr. Eastman himself destroyed. lest 4"w:sped in ,his.pajamits and' members of his party similarty lest everything; Most of the passengers on the train were American tourists- - No se was seriously injured. $2,000,- - - Army of rescuers dig in silt and debria for additional bodies. Los Angeles city votes $50,000 relief fund, citi. zens contribute $2,600. 000, ; I a , . CAIRO: Egypt. - 4 as farms, ranches and orchards tion recerved Burbank .attributed the recent niztou) R SWISHER. , Big Majority strength la the stock market to Special Correspondent of The Dmthis alleged "inside Information." eret Nowa. "It is all around Wall street.' LOS ANGELES. Calif.. )(arch I& said Burbank. EATTLE, March 14.(AP)-..- devavtatka which Mrs. Bertha K. Landes. first woman WASHINGTON. March 14. swept Ban Francisquito canyon aPtwo pears today to have 'Pared many' of mayor of a metropolitan city in tits lINSi--- Tho president's statements speak - for timataelves." the 1.21 persons who were caught United. State; wait verwhelming- This WOW the only comment ty beaten for by ,rrank - White Edwards, a dark bone whose cam- forthcomingfromthe-isith reference to House today Timely warnings saved mays oh paign RITIMMIStiOn included the Now York reports. quoting - W. C. were able to get into the hills bethat as shot that "the mayoralty could be Burbank. banker. stating be a:candi- fore tHe surge of water struck. satisfactorily filled only by s'mau." Ir. Coolidge-woul- d and a large proportion pf the minsEdwards won his decisive victory date for The two statements referred to ing are expected to be saved. face of.a campaign tu which the newspapers supported Airs. the president's announcement-las- t Landes and urged the women to summer in the Black Mills. when though the death toll Mal reach IOC rally to her aid. lle conducted an he issued he famous This correspondent toured the intensive campaign, but refitad to , pronouncement. in amplification meet the woman mayor on the and his later devastated area for The Deseret he when suggested same platform. Washington, News and the Consolidated Press 'Too knew it's useless to &ratio to the Republican national com- association. with a woman. he exPlaineci wnen mittee that the party should to - The-- floodasiterw hadrecede& campaignissues succeed him. bout for leaving the. formerly happy and with her. peaceful valley covered with debris The election brought more than and stacked with waste. Homes. 109.000 persona the pollsa recorange groves. gmin fields were ord in municipal Watery. Edwards all swept clean. How many bodies received a malor.ty of about 12,400. lis buried under the yellow sill Declaring that Edward. Wag an he and wreckage which unknown quantity both in indurecovered. is difficult to determine strial and civic affairs. Mrs. Lanof the Whallia foreman Killen. des based her campaign en her Edison company plant, 18 miles six years of eervice to the city below the dam, mid: council and the success of her arousedbwAllemanrin inWratitom-eirpotally the devtlop-- sheet the poser sent off. I ment of Os municipality owned rub-ti- c Chairman Abandons duty called Itn.,mes to seek the cause utilities. when ouddenlywe beard this cressing roar of the coming flood. sounding first, likes train but rap. ink" trOWIDIt louder. Running out Agreeing. of the building we discovered - the water rising and knew the dam had buret. I aroused me wife famWASHINGTON. hiar.14.--(INily and employes and all of us es. house Irrigation committee's caped. WEST lrALM BEACH. 114. "We saw many bodies swept pest favoring the A Le- report March Leant bill be flied us down the current. One num Boulder Canyon In; bad In the house tomorrow, Representative-S- floated by on a mattress. It came vine announced today that near the bank and we rescued him. abandoned for the prevent his pleb, mith-AR) ot Idaho. chair- He to attempt an endurance flight bare man. said said be had floated For mides... today. The morgue was quickly estaband would probably leave todel for When the committee voted fav- lished New Tork in his monoplane. Coat Newhall and there and on the measure. It was at lumbia. with Wilbur Stutz at thel orably to hold hurriedly established Morgues at the until up agreed report other points the tiring have been controls and Miss Mabel Bolls as a March- 1 4o giss.intersated states -- relatives , a chance to compose their differ- seeking among the recovered My wife." Levine declared. "ill mres. It as almost impossible yesterVI41 III and has asked me to rencte to litnith today indicatfor anyone In get up to the dam her side at -the earliest posatble mo- ed Report that there la no possibility of day as all roads were Amen out sit. ment"- -an agreement The disaster is rated as the greatest. n California since the Cave-i- n San Francisco firs In 19041 Prop10, erty damage is conservatively es$10.140,400'---tticitsditimated the, S3.1,00.000 dam - and Power lie S. Camera Maker EgyprTtaiff Fire - - alvo. Coolidge be a voluntary candidate hi, the corning presidential recs. member of the Blirbank. a and banking house of Clark-ChiltomPong said that President Coolidge would soon announce tau he has toceasklered his decision not ls Park Horse Who Flays ia'T eats ' , he would -- 011.1 LOSANGELES,JCalif., are the high lights of the St. Francis dam catastrophe: Estimated dead 600; known dead,.257. Reconsideration of His' "I Do Not Choose" Is' Held Reason forGain.1 Wall Street ,, -- las: Burnt. II DISASTER &WRY IN BRIEF. .,,' 7 ' -- - Declares President Will Announce VOluntarCandidacy ily in the Near Future. Banker- , r dlorRelatives; Troop IL YaSAYS Protect Relief Camp! Swing-Johne- c 431 - --- wire-!,..'In- . - the Levine Abandons in 400.000 000 for the of farm products pool inoperation Mete etery in the union is ender an amendment toprovided the McNeil. Hansen farm relief bill adopted bythe House Agriculture committee today. Representative Andresen (1,0 it Minnesiota. Proposed the change, which would allow small ratives In each state to combine. form a corponttion ender state saws and borrow from the gover, Police Border Hunt WASHINGTON. . March I 4. nment The plan is an addition to uin terfeiter nand fiNfilThe American government the equalittion fee scheme. , tiratenda to Proceed with the super-- NOGALEs.,,,itriargfarea:14.... rising of this year's NICIIIIISUall Flu Epidemk Closes refusal of the both aids. of the lectionadespite the (AP)Polico onborder of the Nkaraguan international today are lower house Schools; 707 Pupils HI to the approve McCoy etAgresa a band ot, roulittir. for searching . ' ' ALBERT LEA. )1inn-- . IlLerch fetters .thought to be working in Plum This was announced at the tate , schools in Am the district. The ban& acierding to govern- - deptertment today with consider-wo- city of 11.040 population were orofficials., hare been, passing able Wmphanis. Ms department dered eloped today bemuse puptia----on- e third the school counterfeit American coins both in takva Mr positloa 'that this Mexico and the United Slates. Thettrnment bee committed itself with rollment--ar- s suffering from in. coins. they said. are good samples the present Dias regime to suPee- - Buena. eht well insuippeiliiiiint I vise the October clectinmi, and that land point-tomanyeaselfor the manufactwo of the spur- - nothing can altet- that . commit- - terised rhysicians as "meters. sous money. , merit. ao been there hat , fatality. . , . I, v . March 14-- (AP)--Thrrouths. Don Poubton, IV Andrea-44-1l7. and Pat Mc. Laughlin, 14. who police said were escaped inmates of the Utah industrial chool.. were caught here by officers after a running gun battle through downtown streets today. The boys were in a stolen automobile,which was demolished when it crashed into a parked car while the youths were teeing front the AnittM,,, The police car crashed into Th. wreckage, seriously injuring kottlaon and two pollee officer Although !several empty shells were found in the youths car no gun was discovered,. Polka declared the boys threw a gun from the machine. -- --' ', ANGEL. LOS . - coma-Merry. Z - ...., Also DeOfficer's molished After Running Battle in Streets; One Youth, 2- - Police Hurt. --- 7 e,.. ',,P Capture Comes After Trio Who Fled From Ogden Guards Saturday Wreck Stolen Car in Flight. I I) AviatorWith : : ... Machine Flies Friends Toward Coast; - In Fearful England For Hinchcliffe Fate. tented the house eraguan of deputies front adopting the leg, iodation whereby the coming aceby thet . thins are to be supervised United States The pendulum has; aung bark end forth in Nicaragua! with the United States gevernmrnti Daring accurred lazt liar Of favoring the . , i '77' wee., batioiT on:;eiin tiln AllitiAll I For tt Central ''.. '....' ior'llop 'be 71.iten. )1 ....I'''sr. 1 1441 --- ' STA110,171111011 :71111111AIEStAggi1i nell el - I 1 PeatIs-- . , 4' , o--o - ,, 11, i - 0.0 e - WASHiNGTO- - - esc ... . By David Lawrence. - Chamorro. mart genera fix crni tPd Jkjia-41overthrew of the legally te.i.ed government - in - Ntraragna - &Tut e he 'has-- himself deeraAmibeen , YEAR. .. tagua-- -. , EIGHTII SEVENTY - ,, U. S. , SuperyisTliig r- 1928 More LTrouble-fo,. 14 11A11-61- 1E 0 DEPOSED CHIEFI Tlitiatens r 1 IVED1kESDAY LAKE CITY SALT ' |