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a
irnun
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rm
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AT
CONFERENCE
Along
Linos
or
Bankers'
Proposals.
Herlot
May
Give
Way.
P.WIls,
July
20.
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ANA
IA
h
AT
FOOTBALL
Hl.l.k
tflh
Aa.clnallan
Eleven
SYDNEY,
Australia,
July
20.
In
n
the
sixth
test
match
between
iill.slar
football
earn
and
an
all-Australian
eleven
he
laller
won
by
one
goal
10
no
on
ir
snvenu
ianau
aus
were
i
ii
..
iL..
or
iiv.
trmii
n'liurr
ur
iuc
uuu-
ricks,
and
all
the
accessories
which
iro
to
make
up
a
modern
salvage
station.
Tug
Boats.
At
present,
I
lie
power
tug
Diggs,
(.'apt.
McManus,
which
is
tilled
with
20
horse
power
Albion
Steeple
compound
engine,
will
do
all
the
necessary
tender
work
in
the
north.
An
additional
3,000
horse
power
lug
is
now
being
built
at
Paisley,
Scotland,
which
will
he
185
feet
long
and
will
develop
a
speed
of
17
knots
pet"
hour.
When
completed
the
new
lug
will
be
one
of
the
most
powerful
on
llu;.
Pacillc
coast..,
It
is
the
intention
of
this
salvage
company
to
use
the
prefix
"Salvage"
in
the
naming
of
their
boats
in
order
that
boats
uf
this
line
will
be
easily
distinguishable.
Wide
Experience.
Capt.
P.
1".
McManus
has
spent
years
in
the
salvage
game
ami
is
thoroughly
conversant
with
all
phases
of
the
work.
During
t
lie
(real
War
he
joined
the
British
navy
ami
became
Lieut.
-Commander
of
a
destroyer.
Mr.
McManus
is
very
optimistic
about
the
present
and
future
salvage
undertakings
of
his
company
in
I
lie
north,
and
is
sure
that
witli
a
practical
and
complete
outllt
ready
at
a
moment's
notice
engage
in
salvage
woik,
their
efforts
will
meet
ilmtw
witu
InkiMi
li
till)
hosnltul
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tlf
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all
I
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1
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PI
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Mnvles
Show
That
It
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Not
a
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The
Canadians
have
now
won
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wii
and
one
has
been
drawn.
BLOW
THAT
FELLED
I
CARPENTIER
WAS
FAIR
Foul
as
Claimed
by
Support
ers
of
Frenchman
EDAM
MVMPIP
TAMC
tliat
the
blow
was
loo
low
and!
1
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ft
V
U.HIIUU
Trlnrl
In
Provoko
JurJae
to
Flaht
Duel
so
Is
Ruled
Out
PAIUS,
July
2B.--0re.-ile
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vimiir
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whs
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coniesi
tor
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1
1
Kariau
Jinlne
lo
a
uuei.
nils
is
me
first
niv
in
the
history
of
(he
present
day
Olympic
games
dial
l
disciplinary
...
mvasures
have
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I'll
I
LP
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Chicago,
I;
Philadelphia,
10.
SI.
Louis,
13;
New
York,
5.
Pfilsburg,
2;
Boston,
I,
Cincinnati
Brooklyn,
rain.
American
,
None
scheduled.
was
Iherefore
a
foul.
FAMOUS
CANADIAN
AUTHOR
AND
ARTIST
DIES
AT
HIS
HOME
NEW
YOHK,
July
20,
-Palmer
Cox,
the
well
known
author
ami
artist
or
Oranhy,
Quebec,
and
creator
of
(lie
Brownies,
died
nt
his
home
at
Gran
by
yesterday.
He
Was
a
Canadian
but
lived
for
many
years
in
New
York.
COAFFEE
WORLD
RECORD
PAIUS.
.Inlv
!n.
Coaffee.
the
She
'
LONDON,
July
20.
A
Rotterdam
despatch
says
Major
Pedro
.annie,
an
Argentine
llyer,
who
announced
his
intention
of
flying
round
the
world
arrived
here
this
morning
from
Amsterdam
and
left
for
Le
Hougct.
.annie
intends
to
follow
the
route
followed
by
Major
Mac-Laren,
the
British
llyer.
REGISTRAR
GENERAL
DIES
AT
VICTORIA
Frank
J.
Stacpoole
Was
Well
Known
Lawyer
of
Yukon
and
Coast
Cities
VICTORIA,
July
20.
Frank
J.
Stacpoole,
K.C.,
registrar
general
of
titles
under
the
provincial
government,
died
here
following
a
paralytic
stroke.
Mr.
Stacpoole
who
is
well
known
here
among
old
timers,
was
born
in
England
in
1800
and
came
to
Canada
when
32'
years
oirage.
in
iviu
"S-..
"w'
Victoria.
.
"
Mr.
Stacpoole
practised
law
in
the
Yukon
and
In
Victoria
pre
vious
to
being
appointed'
registrar
at
Victoria.
FISH
CANNERY
AT
WRANGELL
DESTROYED
Loss
Is
Estimated
$200,000
Alaska
Packing
Co.
Owners
W'HAXGKLL,
July
20.
(
The.
fish
cannery
of
the
Alaska
Pack
flamfs.
YOLCANO
ENVELOPES
Two
Natives
Lose
Lives
Others
Homes
and
all
Belongings
,
MANILA,
July
20
Two
natives
Iiwl
Ihnll"
vni
III
I
il
lllivv
ill
i:ivn
SUPPLY
HARVESTERS
FOR
THE
PRAIRIES
WINNIPEG.
July
20.,!.
It,
McVely,
superintendent
ot
the
iB.
0,
government
employment
be
able
to
supply
six
thousand
men
for
the
harvest
Ileitis
of
the
west,
this
year.
AUSTRALIAN
RECORD
in
ninn
r
niniMP
3teto
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly,
laid
dancing
flour
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
-
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phono
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
175,
PRINCE
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
20,
il)2'i.
Yesterday'
Circulation,
1816
Street
Sales,
113
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
F,
COMPANY
ESTABLISHES
BRANCH
'""'.;'
"
WONDERS
OF
JUNGLE
SET
FORTH
BY
RETURNING
EXPEDITION
TO
PANAMA
Branch
of
Salvage
Co.
Is
Established
Here
Capt.
F.
P.
McManus
in
charge
of
plant
with
Tug
Diggs
operating
out
of
Cow
Bay
The
Vuncouver
Dredging
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
which
recently
amalgamated
with
tlic
I'acuic
salvage
1..0.
oi
Victoria,
lias
recenlly
established
a
braiirli
here
with
Tull
salvage
equipment
at
Cow
Bay
to
take
care
ui
tiivuig,
salvaging,
ureug-iug,
lightering,
heavy
lifting,
general
salvage
work
and
pumping
with
Capt.
'
1'.
F.
McManus,
a
skipper
with
years
of
practical
ex-
:
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it
consists
OI
IWO
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pump,
iwo
o-iuiii
unii,
uuce
u-uiun
.
.
.
,
.
1
II.
!,
I
I
.1
pllllips,
allll
IWO
1-1I1CII
pumps,
lugi-uicr
iui
muc,
uimin,
uci-
ARGENTINE
FLYER
STARTS
AROUND
TO
FOLLOW
MacLAREN
Above
is
pictured
Professor
Timothy
A.
Smiddy,
who
has
been
appointed
minister
plenipotentiary
lo
the
United
Stales
from
the
Irish
Free
Stale.
Two
Indian
Children
Burned
to
Death
in
House
Yesterday
at
Prince
Rupert
Cannery
;
ing
Co.
was
deslroyed
by
fire
here
blaze.
By
the
time
they
got
there,
young
woman
and
yesterday,
the
esllinated
loss
be
lo'ing
set
at
$200,000.
etc..
that
,
Efforts
to
save
the
cannery
with
the
'were
made
and
the
steamship
approval
of
all
nautical
men
on
Admiral
lingers,
which
was
in
the
coast.
The
local
heailquar-'porl,
proved
Ihe
chief
factor
in
a
lers
of
the
Vancouver
Dredging
."t
fight
to
prevent
the
spread
of
the
Salvage
Co.,
Lid.,
have
been
installed
at
Ihe
olTice
or
the
Ward
Electric
and
Marine
Supply
Co.,
i
Cow
Bay.
Hubert
ward
acimg
as
i
the
local
agent
of
the
company.
to
from'
the
roof
of
the
house
in
''I...
however,
it
was
already
too
late,
pathy
is
expressed
with
her
in
the
The
fire
bad
made-
such
headway
calamity
which
has
befallen
her.
in
the
dry
wooden
structures!
Manager
T.
II.
Johnson
of
the
that
it
was
quite
impossiblc
lo
do;Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
more
than
prevent
its
spread.
jCo.
and
Ihe
Dominion
and
pro-Unable
Save
Children
,vincial
police
were
early
on
the
friends'"5
with
a
gang
of
firelighters
The
anxious
mother
and
who
knew
or
Ihe
children
being
and
everything
i.oss
ble
was
done
by
I'cm
to
make
hings
comrort-
wth
there,
rushed
to
the
scene
al,lc
for
tl,c
w'
,,ad
,osl
,eoplc
thc
idea
or
saving
the
children.
....
i.i
.I,,
their
temporary
homes.
l,,,s
"a
,:
lu
uu-
nun
imrnir
viii
rr
.
rniLlrrillC
lILLrtULiThrough
the
window
they
were
able
lo
see
one
child
slill
alive
in
and
lhe
middle
or
the
rioor
but
sur
rounded
by
riam.es,
Ihe.
tremendous
heat
rrom
which
kept
everyone
al
a
distance.
Efforts
were
made
lo
save
the
houses
by
pulling
down
one,
but
f...n,
ii...
nniiv..
ibh.ivn.i
vnleniifi
before,
llie
men
had
accomplished
...I...I.
i
i
.
this
the
flames
had
spread
and
iWiiiun
nils
i.rru
in
riii.iii.Mi
ii.in
-
NEW
YOHK,
July
20
The
pub-
w,,,cll
,,,.,.,,
,,wn
UlB
viage
driven
them
away
and
they
had
lie
were
last
night
shown
pic-',,,,,,
Pnv,qoped
it.
All
others
of
"
PuU
,lnw,
another
some
dis-tures
or
the
Tunney-Carpentier
village
m'anaged
to
escape
but;tani,J
"l
Hie
Hue
of
buildings
so
right
which
shows
that
the
blow
,.0
IU)W
s(nninK
a,
without
W
,l
l''vide
a
gap
where
they
received
by
Ihe
l'renchnton
in
Ihe
cMMm
UCeount
of
not
having
coulil
make
a
stand
and
prevent
round
was
not
a
foul.
r,ro
'reading
to
the
main
rouileenlh
l(mt,
lo
pct
nny
of
(uir
belong-
-
ii
idiiitneil
hv
his
sumioiters
i,,,,.
i
r
n,..ir
i,
..,...
.buildings
and
lo
Ihe
cannery.
This
was
done
successfully
and
happily
there
was
practically
no
breeze
else
all
would
have
gone
The
Indians
living
in
the
seven
houses
that
were
burned
lost
practically
everything
they
had,
Inil
:il
Miii-n
ui'iivisioii
of
elolhitiif.
nvusl
have
started
the
fire
inside
the
bouse,
although
this
is
only
conjecture
as
there
is
nothing
'
left
lo
indicate
what
happened.
Winnliieir
alblele.
was
officially
Walker,
Australian,
set
a
new
re-
son,
her
husband,
Alex
SOVIET
HAS
BIG
PROBLEM
Sets
Aside
$32,000,000
to
Help
Cope
With
Threatened
Famine
In
Russia
blankets
and
tents
in
which
to
BLOOD
ON
CHISEL
sleep
was
provldeii
ami
an
are
lo
service
said
here
today
that
he
'tay
housed
comfortably
ami
work
thought
Hrltish
uoluiuina
would
js
proceeding
as
usual.
Probably
Started
Fire
It
is
thought
that
(he
children
MOSCOW,
July
26.
The
Soviet
government
has
appropriated
$32,000,000
for
the
purpose
of
coping
with
a
threatened
famine
In
Russia.
Half
the
amount
will
be
used
In
providing
seed
In
order
that
next
year's
crop
may
not
also
fall.
The
remainder
will
provide
assistance
to
the
peasants
In
the
worst
affected
districts.
Dp.
THAT
OF
A
HUMAN
McNally
Gives
Evidence
Murder
Case
at
Chicago
Wonders
of
Jungle
Brought
to
States
by
Explorer;
Man
Eating
Sardine
and
House
Building
Toad
SEW
YOHK,
July
2(1.
(By
Uatiadion
Press).
Aside
from
the
"white"
Indians
brought.
back
from
the
Panama
jungles
by
Ihe
Hicliard
O.
Marsh
expedition,
scientists
are
investigating
other
zoological
and
botanical
mysteries
unearthed
by
the
expedition.
Among
them
is
a
frog
that
builds
a
house.
This
queer
frog,
says
Charles
M.
Bredej-
Jr.,
of
Newark,
an
icthyologist
of
Ihe
American
Museum
of
Xatural
History,
builds
adam
in
front
of
the
hollow
he
has
selected
and
when
the
water
seeps
through
to
make
a
lagoon
he
sits
and
chants
a
love
song
unhl
a
lady
frog
appears
to
join
him
in
his
"apartment."
Another
species
of
frog
was
found
that,
with'its
niate,
kicked.
up
a
tremendous
froth
of
water
so
that
the
bubbles
covered
t
he
eggs
ami
these
were
sealed
with
a
concentrate
their
attack.
He
tells
In
CHICAGO,
July
20.
Dr.
William
McNally,
coroner's
chemist,
declared
thai
after
analysis
he
111
DlVILLL
ilulliUTiieir
mother,
Mrs.
Laura
Angus'fouml
that
Ihe
stains
on
the
'lived
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and'.chiscl
and
automobile
robe
put
in
NEW
YOHK.
July
20.
Cyril
Mrs.
Fred
Alexee
or
Port
Simp-
as
exhibits
in
the
murder
trial
Angus,
ot
Ihe
two
young
college
men,
credlled
wit
h
a
new
world
re-cord
in
bicycle
riding
when
he
being
away
al
the
time
at
the
Loeb
ami
Leopold
for
the
killing
cord
in
the
100
yards
race
hero
'completed
a
two
mile
race
In
3
Nans
Hlvcr,
lo
which
district
ho
of
Ihu
boy
Franks,
wore
of
human
jesleiday.
iminules
27
H-5
seconds.
belongs.
Mrs.
Angus
was
work-
blood.
of
a
fresh-water
Hying
rish
three
I
inches
long,
as
Chick
as
blotting
paper,
and
or
an
armored
usn
not
escape
them.
No
Jealousy
Their
religion
Is
a
combina
tion
of
nature
and
devil
worship
and
a
trace"
of
Catholicism,
pro
bably
handed
down
from
some
long-forgolten
Spanish
missionary
priests.
They
usually
have
three
wives
and
there
rarely
is
jealousy
among
them,
for
each
lime
a
wife
is
added
there
is
less
work
to
be
done
by
the
others.
FOOD
SHORTAGE
SAYS
CHICAGO
GRAIN
MAN
CHICAGO,
July
20.
For
the
first
time
in
history
the
world
is
facing
an
acute
shortage
oT
bread
ami
all
food
grains,
according
to
J.
E.
Carney,
an
official
of
one
of
the
largest
grain
warehouses
in
Chicago.
Based
on
thai
lie
sees
the
price
of
wheat
advancing
in
the
near
future.
REBELS
IN
BRAZIL
BEING
DRIVEN
BACK
BUENOS
AYHES,
July
20.
The
rebels
are
being
driven
back,
according
lo
an
announcement
made
from
government
sources.
The
aviators
are
bombing
the
rebel
concent
rat
ion
points
and
a
rebel
airplane
was
destrujed.
SALMON
HERE
BOUND
SOUTH
viscous
fluid.
When
the
dry
sea-1
son
arrived
the
tadpoles
have
Now
Dock
Bol"9
Usd
as
Bond-plenty
off
water
to
develop
in
audi
ln0
Houso
For
Alaskan
later
Ihe
torrential
rains
break
rroauci
the
bubbles
and
release
the
tiny!
frogs
to
a
more
adventuresome'
,,,wi'r
1,,)al
Hellingham
arrived
existence.
'
m
l'01"
w't"
a
shipment
of
6,000
cases
of
salmon,
some
of
which
Mr.
Breder
is
lame
as
a
result
of
his
explorations,
having
been
were
chums.
This
Sainton
is
ship-
attacked
by
a
fungous
disease
in
I)ea
11110
u,c
sc-uuiem
central
his
feet.
If
this
is
not
checked,
s,ales
where
the
negroes
refuse
llie
tissues
will
be
destroyed.
He
lo
.l'at
retl
lmon.
At
one
time
...
ullllintatllu
lf
tl'llfln
onfvn
nrnnn
is
is
27
.i
years
years
old.
oiu.
Among
Among
ouiei
other
-""""-
-
"
.
hardships
he
experienced
was
to
ma,,e
lu
those
districts
liii
a'l
the
point
of
death
from
'abe'
on
Ihe'cafi
said
It
nli.ii.l
fi.vnr.
wli'pn
two
nlJier
"ot
,0
lur
"
'
LI
1
-
II.
scientists
died.
Mrs.
Breder,
'Ve
l"ai
ume
in
the
s
an.t
anu.,
me
"Guaranl
Guaranteed
V
,
.1
r.
j
"
wiu
trails.
negroes
are
laI
expert
on
reuUe
ntCi
joine(
sam
to
nave
reiuseu
to
use
Locked
in
the
house
wucti
they
probably
inadvertently
set
i,iin
.,i
Panama
and
nursed
him
",ai
nas
'"eu
reu.
any
on
fire
and
thus
unable
to
escape
from
the
devouring
flames,
two
i,aci;
(
health.
Salmon
is
being
stored
in
the
little
Indian
children,
Delbert
Angus
aged
five
and
Chester
Angus
i
,-.
Eatlnn
Sardlna
l,,if?
sl'e,,
at
",e
ncw
,lo5k
aml
'3
ged
two,
lost
their
lues
yesterday
when
the
Indian
hou
ses
at
Ii
dee
describes
the
there
inlbond
by
the
customs
the
Prince
Hupert
cannery
were
burned.
While
their
bodies'
department.-
,
,
a
ccjls
f
man.eaUni,
were
uiier
lec.ntii-..
...u
o.u
i-uMiici.ti
pu
.ee
inej
caiuuiv
al,jlle
iiu
s0
vicious
aioiiJ
thal
iiiui
t
a
schou,
ctiiwvi
u'npn
ittiilp
imriii'iliriiiy.liilp
:iiii1
hltm
rnurp
fn;iii
rnnrppd
nimlnpu
...
.
..
-
.
.
r
I
!
I
.
.
of
lliem
quickly
devours
anyone
11
was
aiiuui
nan
ia.H
itu
wucn
siutiivc
wu
iirsi
een
i.-miiiik
iwho
falls
r.,iiu
...
overboard.
.j,.,i
Be
himself,
111
1
UlUill
UU
ihatumg,
"
leu
iiunureus
oi
nips
on
which
the
children
bad
been
left,
jng
in
the
cannery
and
had
locked
.
.
.
.
,
...
.
,
,
,.,.,
l...n.
.......
nl.-A,.
al
n
,
...in..
i
the
in
the
II...
nl.
children
.
.,
il.l
.
In
in
II.
the
n
house
limit..,.
.
to
r.
,.
1119
ivfcs
aim
uvj'i
J
aim
1110
1,1
uu
UlClllII
arm
was
U3
given
(lVll
Ol
once,
111.
U1U
tllHUlLII
III
tilt
IV
pre-
IIC-
.
,
....I,!,-
,
.
...
.
.
n
fninUnn
,
,
,,,
llln
na
lilt
whistle
blew,
and
all
hands
were
vent
their
coming
to
harm
from
..'
.!
,
.
,
,
..
.
.
.,
,
,,.
,
.,
,
,
c,
,sailants
served
.-,.
t
only
i..i
lo
make
,i.
n.m
lliem
sniiimniipil
lo
be
lii
extinguish
(lie
falling
from
the
dock.
She
is
a
I
nyich
sym-
PRINCE
JOHN
Fourteen
Men
of
U.S.
Special
Police
Service
Went
Aboard
Vessel
cook
its
shell
and
in
Ihe
natives
T,s
m0PninR
a
Uni,C(
Sla,
each
much
like
a
crab.
'
lp
ani,n,i
f
fri
,
if,
He
said
the
interior
Indians
for
Kelchikim
abo.m,
u.o
steamer
were
gentle
and
kindly,
excepi
riPO
ini,n
m.wi.i.
-
,
i
when
drunk
on
liquor
ma.
e
irom
nmuscmtMll
was
occasioned
by
the
n.n.vn
..Iint.-n.l
In
.1
..111,.
I...
lllA
l',e
.
..
iiiaii;
tiuncu
iU
1
IUI
most
beaulirul
or
the
maidens.
y
rael
that
the
special
service
men
Milage
(..-p..,,
nlin.iril
anil
llii
nwnll
mv
.I
..
1.1.
i
'
men-
maiiiiei
oi
nn-'De
ttial
some
of
,he
Alaskans
who
ing
is
to
dive
aBer
Ihe
quarry
cxpec,P(1
(o
(as(e
or
(lriak
of
DC
ami
.ur,
ureuer
says
even
uie
very
gamcsl
Panama
bass
can-1
overnnient
dispensary
will
have
to
remain
dry.
product
RAIN
MARRED
THE
EMPIRE
PAGEANT
Spectators
Were
Drenched
To
Skin
Watchlnn
Bin
Affair
At
Wombloy.
u
l.U.NOO.X.
July
20.
Hain
par
tially
marred
the
opening
of
the
Empire
Pageant
last
night
at
Wembley.
The
spectators
were
enthusiastic-
although
drenched
lo
the
skin.
The
program
consisted
of
representations
of
early
periods
of
Ihe
history
of
England,
South
Africa
and
India,
Prince
and'
Princess
Arthur
of
Connauglit,
Premier
Ramsay
Macdunald
and
a
majority
of
the
members
of
the
British
cabinet
were
present.
BUSINESS
SECTION
MORTON
WIPED
OUT
Lo$s
From
Morning
Blaze
Estimated
at
Quarter
of
Million.
TACOMA,
7uly
20.
Willi
a
loss
estimated
at
mbro
than
quarter
of
a
million
dollars,
the
entire
business
sectfou
of
Morton,
15
pilles
from,
here,
Is
in
ashes
today
as
a
'result
of
a
conllagation;
the
origin
of
which
is
undetermined.