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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

Omaha, Neb., March 25.--The tornado which struck this town day bAfore yesterday. swept a swath through the city six blocks wide and eight miles long, den1olishing I,2OO buildings, mostly residences, doing damage to property estimated at $i0,- OO0. .O00, killing 40, injuring 2i0 and leaving the town a scene of indescribable desolation. -. Ruins Aflre.
 The ruins were atire in d dOZ- en different places and the de- partment was unable tQ reach any of the fires because of the heap ed up wreckage in the streets. However. the torrential rains which followed the tornado eX- tinguished the fires. Refugees were forced to flee through the rain to public buildings, which had been thrown open as ;hospit- als and places of refuge for the homeless
 The Convent of the Sacred Heart was raZrd to the ground. but he girls and mairons escap- ed from the building before it collapsed, fleeing for refuge to other buildings out of the path of the storm. --- .,.,r- .---.
 Brave Hello Girls.
 The girls in the telephone rN- change remained at the >witch- boards in order to allow coImmun- icatiun as much as possible in order to render relief to the stricken district. They were fore ed to quit when the building was pract ically demolished.
 Miiitia in Charge.
 Two regiments of the National State Guard are now in charge of the ruins and have orders to pre-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

Dougherty & Ferguson receN- cd on the steamer Sampson a supply of fresh groceries, fruit and vegetables.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
Rain Falls In Torrents and Distinguishes FmesLooters Shot, Militia Arrives to Protect Property-Death List 140, Wounded Number 240- Many Missmg-Pres-
 ident Wires Offering Aid.

have arrived here to assist the injured. Churches and public buildings have been turned in- to temporary hospitals, where they are attended to. . Medical supplies. of which there was a shortage. are now arriving as fast .as needed. The long distance and wide swath of the storm has made il hard to immediately re- licve some of the injured. who first have to be carried for miles on a stretcher before being al- |ministered to.
 Communication Established. Communication with this city was established by the superhu- man efforts of the linemen, who. immediately after the storm. rushed work to make connections with the outside in order to get relief to the stricken city. Addi- tinnal wires will be strung as fast as possible. as the present ar engagement can not handle the eX- tremc press of business. Only official messages arc being re- ceiVed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

FOR, RENT,-shaall ,fopr-roon furnished house Inquire 6f Mrs. W. SCrary. Phone 4l.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25
WHIPPING POST
 F0R SLAvERS
Would Stop Joy Riding and the Rag Dances, and Tax Bach- eIors Also.

Springfield, Ill.,. March 25.- The witnesses who appeared yes terday before the O'Harra vice committee advocated the whip ping post for white slavers. The Mann act, they claimed, did not go far enough in it's punishment Of men and women who secured women for a life of shame.
 The whipping post, they said, would stop it quicker than the passage of laws providing for jail sentences. The Mann act only provides for interstate traffic ill girls and they urged an addition al state law providing whip ping post.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-25

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Stop Joy Riding.

They also asked the committee to recommend the passage of d law to prohibit joy riding. as they asserted that many girls had been ruined while taking joy rides
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suxeusp trs.

2urtmburg. Dem Iangidbrls
gen MiIitdrdr3te Germ Or. alsl4
ipurbs auF isin Qlnfuhen ebrenpolIe
GntIaIIung aIB MiIiidrorSt bspils
Iigt. gu Ieintm 9a6FOlger ipurbs
Or. MILLER bon 9obn.
bof srRannt.
G6ttrnad. Die 25idbriae
FanbssIoIe SoIepbine G9nFFnsr ges
riet inter ei1en I'm Der @obnbofs
ItrnBe Doriberfabrenbtn Qutofpagen
unb ipuroe ihnsr berIfbt. Die @ers
ursIiidts Dsrfaisb cine GtunOe
burduf.
8onneneg. Die gonnsiDsge.
nr Bride lit BEN abbrnd perfoIs
len. ST tpirb bur9 bic UIrmd
.S6mib Greres bofesnOmmen fptrbsu.
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Growing Safterr.


Grit G4Isa. Sn Ser al.
Sobanntstir9e erfolgte i'm 5aupt
~qottesbenF bic feierIide ginfiibrung
6es @etItliden 8oerIi9 aus gberss
pdloe In oas Qmt als 0berpfdrrer
unferer Gemein6e. Die 5infi6rungss
re6e bielt Guperintsnoent Slider aus
Gtdenoprf.
5ulIs a. @. Graf b. 6o8ers
t6dls 36ltau ItiFtete gum an0mteu an
feline jangIt Dsrforbsne gema6Itu
100000 Gl. fir Das In gao Duers
ren6erg 8u erti6tsnbe atu0srsG Grips
Iungsbeim.
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6enfeuer bat Die an Der gahnbofItrube
asleaeue 8dmpfmii6le bon s. Bends
Ter 6eimgeIudt. Gs bat Die 8etriebss
qebGuoe Ser Mii9ls - aefsIbdus.
Mhiblsngebduoe uno Gpsihsr - Dols
fanoia 3erItGrt. gtur oas Mobnbaus
un6 6ds Bureau III BON Dem Geuer
perI6ont pDroen. Der G1aOsL Der
0ur6 bic Nerni9tung Der @e6duoe
il. T. h. tpte du9 Der groBen Getreis
Decorate sntltanb, lit bsoeuteHo uno
pirO auf sinige 100000 Wlurt &C.
Iiadbt.
MsiBenfsls anf Der Station
aeibling puros Der Gtrsdenurbsiter
NIpin Wlsulel uus aeidarOtsiperbsH.
GIs sr sinem u~ntpmmsuOsH giitsr'
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GtorgarO. Der Gigentaner
qaiil 8rummuno, friber In 3ims
mermannsborR, isbt tn Gaurrfu,
fpnr0e BON G66ifengsri6t tpegsn Dors
idblther uno gsfdbrli9er aorperpsrs
lebnng mittsls binterIiFigen uebsrfal,
Isa inter @~erlagung mtloernOer uns
Fadnbs Su sinem Sabr Gefdngnis bers
utteILt. 8rummuno battle am friiten
WgDrgFu lginvn eigeneH bD6betnpien
Batter unf BEN Mege BON JrieDritss
lpalbs nah MDrIbfeloe NIT einem
aniipptE gsfdbrli4 mibbauoeIt. Bns
milisn3pippteiten iparsn bic l1ria9s
aelpefen.
Gmms6l. Run merben nud in,
Esrk aaRIlguis ibre Gabsn rm 8 Ilbs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

gon and Washington 1924 acres here
tofore reserved for water power were
restored. examination having indicat-
ed that they are not valuable for
the purpose for which they were with
drawn.
About s9,6OO,OOO acres OF land have
now been classified as to their Goa.
content 6l,4S4,O32 acres have been
classified as noncoal land and less
than 20,0OO,O0O acres have been elias.
sified as coal land and values of 1vc"
s760,O00.0O0 placed upon them in &C
cordance with the provisions of the
coal land law and the department reg.
ulations. The remainder has been ie.
stored without classification.
The survey has also classified as
non irrigable and designated for en-
try under the enlarged homestead
acts more than 2O0,O00,0OO acres Of
lands in those western states to which
the 800 acre homestead principle hos
been extended by congress.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09
FUNERAL HELD
IN SECOND WARD
Cont nued from page one.

worldly possessions for the gospels
sake.
The services were very Impressive,
marked respect for the deceased be-
ing richly manifest. Sympathy on
every hand was manifest which will
no doubt be a great comfort to the
wife and children who mourn The
loss of husband and father. Good
natured, genial, satisfied, happy Char
lie Holmes will be generally misse! l..
His soul was one that attracted tho
multitudes, and It was not long un'!l
the last acquaintance was on friendly
terms with his big heart. We do net
know where he has gone or wha, he
is doing, but we are sure that some
where beyond the shadow he is busy
making sunshine amidst the clouds
for such a genial, sunny, disposition
would not be long In any sphere
without being busy, and Charlie
Holmes busiest moments were among
his hsppiest moments. The sympathy
OF the entire community goes out 10
the bereaved in this their hour OF
great sorrow.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09
MONUMENT TO
PRIEST. B. {. RICH
Returned Elders Who Have Labored
Under Him to Contribute Fund
To Provide Memorial

Salt Lake City, Oct. IA move.
ment has been inaugurated for the
erection of a monument over the
grave OF the late President Ben e.
Rich. The movement is the outgrowth
Of sentiment expressed at the re-
union Of the Southern States mission
aries held last Saturday evening when
a committee was appointed to take
the matter in charge and push It on
to completion.
According to the plan adopted ev-
cry missionary who has labored un.
der President Ben e. Rich, either in
the Southern States or Eastern States
mission will be asked to contribute a
small sum toward the erection OF a
monument in honor of President Rich
1t Is estimated that fully $500 mission
aries have labored In the missions
named during the presidency of Ber
r. Rich, and consequently II will not
require very large sum from eacf
of these missionaries to secure 9
suitable monument.
The movement has the unqualifie,
Endorsement Of the First Presidenc'
Of the church, and Of the member
Of the family Of President Rich. Tn
committee named to take charge O
the matter IL as follows: J. ID
Stokes Jr.. F. NJ. Nicholson. Johl
Glenn, l.. r. Anderson, Nephi Jer
sen, Leonidas Fisher. o. W. Rawlin
and Charles e. Dinwoodey.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
RESTORED TO ENTRY
Geological Survey Classics Much
Territory During the
Year

Washington, Oct. 7..-Three quar-
ters of million acres of public lands
were restored to entry last month.
These restorations were based upon
recommendation made by the United
States geological survey as a result
of its classification work in the ives
tern states. The only area with.
drawn was one of 235 acres in Cali
fornia, temporarily reserved from en-
try because of its possibilities for de-
veloping water power. The largest
restoration was in Montana, where
525,747 acres were restored to public
entry as the result of coal classified
tons completed. In addition to this
214742 acres were made in Colorado,
reservations of coal land involving
New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah and
Wyoming. In California, Idaho. Ore