TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
Mete
Largo
Up9tair
Dining
Hall,
5
and
with
nrwly
laid
dancing,
Ambulance
.
f.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
',
IB
wedding
dances,
banquets
and
parlies.
.
-
For
rat"8,
apply
to
Boa
ton
M
MAYS!
J-KM
HWB
-,4
fifth
SL.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Orill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
4B7.
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VIPgCK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
....
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vn
I
PHINCK
HUPEIIT,
H.C.,
'MONDAY,
JINK
1,
1023
tturdiy't
OlrcultUon
1684
Sir
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
way
through
the
clouds
that
Ining
northward
oer
Mount
.
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1
1
1
inn
i-i'iii'i'i
mi
nit'
iii.nrn
hi
iiuiiiuii
fiith
cues,
winch
Im
now
made
it
possible
lor
inen
lo
i
ly
in
5
-
-
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!
a
few
hour
(o
an
F.hluiuilo
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r
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rm
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in
Unce
on
Saturday
at
Indianapolis
i
in
r
riiiii
i.i
DIs-
I
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1
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II
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llllli"
1
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rat:
a.
(lie
youuiniui
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lil
111
III
Mil
II
til
it
HUM
ill:
1
Ik
fori
a
itovI
enUniali'il
al
l.tt,.
1.
I
I
I.
..Ml
11
ever
witnessed
a
sporting
ne
paola,
who
iiroxe
an
uie
.
i
...
inilr
ait
eniKo
of
101.13
mile
hour.
As
wijimM
lie
fii'tc
FLOODS
IN
AUSTRALIA
i
li;ti
i
ii.
til
t
ii
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iiioir
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j
riiiiuiinai
ktu'i
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til
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iinlf
and
a
uuarler
behind
in
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rii
likimiiv
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mhi
l
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WERE
RESUMED
w,,vo
Hnain
riro
invo
w""
and
Mortally
Wound
One
Student
at
Shanghai
SIIVf:lllt
1.,,,..
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.i.Miihii.
inn:
i
ail
nti.l
ii.
ii'iiiimlf'il
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ii,
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ii
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u'vi
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y
licie
Salurday
due
to
iigitaliou
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I
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fil'lillWl
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llll
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atiee
HiilnniiiK
mills
strike
1
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h
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Inlcul
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lliin
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fl
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ninii
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1
or
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wlfi.
mill
ilii'i-
ehildreu
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flnn
'"luiiiintr
son
whs
seriously
in
jured,
SYDNKY
AiiiliM.liM
.lime
1.
image
from
recent
floods
in
V.
r
.
.
oouiii
waics
.is
esnmaicii
"l
112,000,000.
hit'li.
when
there
was
last
a
goM
rush,
would
have
liiken
many
ila
or
weeks
to
reach
by
root
or
wal
or
transportation.
Tlie
take-off
was
in
Ibis
wise
a
iiiclniesuue
eenl
and.
who
knows,
may
proe
an
epochal
one.
On
IcHvrhg
heie,'
the
intention
Hof
Chhu-J.-cnlt-WVilltiims,
pilol
of
the
plane,
was
lo
reach
Wran-i-M'll
in
about
an
hour
and
a
half.
Mr.
I.illle.
leader
of
the
expedi
tion,
has
some
business
lo
transact
al
the
Hank
of
Alaska
there.
This
finished,
il
was
the
plan
to
lly
on
this
afternoon
to
Telegraph
Creek
where
the
fust
base
for
the
machine
as
leen
established.
As
far
as
the
machine,
was
concerncil,
everyuiinK
was
m
nerlecl
order.
There
was
an
other
lest
flight
on
Saturday
af
ternoon
afler
which
the
plane
was
filially
loaded
with
airplane
pirils,
benol
and
cast
nil
oil
for
its
Imp
today.
Mils
morning
me
rii.,,-
nmiv'
nfler
its
three
weeks
slay
here
at
the
Prince,
llupert
Jlolel,
packed
up
its
ei-
fects
and
was
soon
away.
Fascinating
Flight
There
is
.something
of
the
same
raseinaiiu;
iiiuiuiniiuj
about
the
nelial
Argosy
which
has
left
Prince
Unpen
for
me
Cassiar
gold,
fields
as
there
must
1...H.
I
i
when
Loluinbus
leu
r
.1
:
-,....1
a.fl
I
It
.oil
hl-i
VOllK:
i"
"w"''
America
or
when
the
anciems
i.
....
iLiviinilnf
in-
Caesar
set
SIH
II
IIS
.in
nut
for
"more
worms
10
cum
oner."
u-i.ii.,
vii'iii
ha
i
l.ll
(
it-,
me
ii..ii-..ii
inii'inn
engineer
head
admitted
that
ing
Ihe
expedition,
i...",
iioiiiid
to
explore
a
rich
...imii'iii
nld.
word
of
which
had
been
broiwhl
lo
the
outside
world
by
Fraok
l'erry
aml
(Iwi-gij
who
will
plaler.
Ihe
pros-peclur.i
....i.i,.
ii...
iiviissiNc
nlane
on
ils
iiiu,-
in
.i.i.
flight
in
from
lelegrapn
wwk
,
Dease
Lake,
he
and
his
i
i
miwi
cer
a
uiy
ne
mu-
llli.ft:i
.,1
t
vinced
that
they
are
ioiio...b
n.i.ir.
nwii'K
hail
a
nine
SOIIU
'
ii'ni
"i.i'iwiii'rlor's
fancy."
.
il.:....
Il
is
no
liaphazaru
cm-cuiuuu
1
1.
.
I
I
.
.
..I
I
Ul
I
but
has
b'
careiuuy
imuuh...
and
expense
has
ap.areuii)
merely
a
secommry
eonsim
it
t
..
I
l
it
III
II
kimr
of
the
plans.
in
i"
"
lion
.
,
.
,
Not
ufily
has
one
of
the
most
cosily
airplane
in
Canada
been
,.nKll,,Ml
for
ihe
Hummer,
and
perhaps
longer,
for
Ihe
work
but
I
I
I,.
IMTMIIIK!
inents
bao
eiai'i'i
mi'
.
,
.h,
nwule.ror
its
operation
a
d
.emole
field
in
which
the
..innliine
is
lo
la
High
Prices
Paid
for
167,000
Brought
Inby
U.S.
Boats
With
I'JO.noo
pounds
of
hnli-
jhut
offering,
prices
loday
jumped
to
I
u.j
(I
Tor
American
boats
while
Canadian
got
only
12.10
for
best
quality
fish.
Of
Ihe
lolal
sales
American
boa
In
had
1(57,00
0
pounds
and
now
they
arc
rattling
mimic
real
money
in
their
pockets.
Details
ol
the
sale'
are:
American
Sunset
25.000
at
15.70
and
(J
lo
Hoolh
Fisheries.
I.iluya
17.000
and
North:
21.-
noo
at
15.70
and
Or
to
Pacifi'
Fisheries.
enith
Ua.oob
al
15.70
and
Cc
lo
Cold
.Storage.
Augusta
20,000
al
li.7U
and
0
lo
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Humbler
5,500
at
1
1.
70
and
b
to
Alliu
Fisheries.
Foremost
28,000
at
15,70
an.
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Muirneac
0,000
at
12.10
and
5
to
Cold
Storage.
Mamie
1500
al
12.10
and.
5
to
Allin
Fislieries.
r
Allen
7.000
al.f2.Hl
and
5
lo
Cold
Storage.
II.
A
II.
5,000
al
12.10
and-5
lo
Cold
Storage.
Hraiil
J,
tOO
al
12.10
and
5
lo
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
BERLENBACHIS
NOW
CHAMPION
Boat
McTlgue
In
Fifteen
Round
Bout
at
New
York
Saturday
Night
AF.W
YOltK,
June
I.
"lierlcn-bach
become
Ihe
world's
light
iium
A'u-iiilit.
ehanmion
on
Sat
urday
night
by
oul
pointing
Mc
Tlgue
in
a
fifleen
round
limit,
ti.
ii.i.
rh
I
Ihree
rounds
llor-
III
l,l'
...
.
leubach
was
master
but
from
me
rolirlh
lo
Ihe
seventh
Meligues
ai
l
fill
left
was
conl
biliously
in
his
opponents'
face
and
Ihe
hit
ler
seelned
unable
lo
peueuaie
the
older
man's
defense;
'Toward
Ihe
end
of
the
bout
ii....i..,.i.'iiiii
voiinth
and
strength
began
lo
weary
MeTigue.
finally
i.
roving
the
laller's
downfall.
I
LABOR
WINS
the
new
house
turns
are
in.
sulltt
are
Labor
ists
and
other
St.
LOUS,
iii.i.i-iileil.
such
.Slelcber,
who
an.ullr,M,en(s
can
only
be
mane
expense.
In
the
lit
-very
Kwul
rirsl
Place,
Ibis
big
Vickcrs
V.k-
is
.....
.
hut
airplane
Mm.etl.ing
in
the
neig
iborhood
of
')5
000.
'The
charlering
or
It,
account
of
the
risks
to
which
continued
on
pae
six)
ELECTIONS:
Will
Probably
Have
Baro
major
ity
In
New
South
Wales
SYDM'.Y,
June
I.
-The
Labor
iles
were
viclorious
in
the
New
i.
..ini.i
Ii.tw
sialurdav
oouui
.ii-
ores
and
it
is
expected
Ihey
will
have
died
...
I.aie
majority
of
members
in
when
all
the
re
in
date
Hie
re
It
and
National
LMoiios
ll
wilh
six
iloublful
seals
to
hear
from.
JOE
STETCHER
THREW
STANSLAUS
ZEBYSZKO
June
1.
lost
the
weight
wrestling
championship
to
SI
rangier
Lewis
four
yetiM
.
.
.
.
...
.1
.....
ago,
tleieaicii
Miuusiaus
ko
Ihe
tide
claimatil.
.,ebvs.ko
was
laken
lo
UiO
iiniiiiiil
ii
fler
the
match
bill
il
was
found
Ihat
he
was
not
set
liously
injured.
OLD
HUN1ERS
LEFT
TODAY
IN
AIRPLANE
.
-
-
-
mrv
irm
it
i
r
11
I
17
iVwSIYT'YlVTYFl
EN
ARRESTED
AT
HOLLYWOOD
FOR
FLU
Hint
10
KIDNAP
fflAKY
rAUUKV
irplane
Left
Today
in
Search
of
Gold
in
Rivers
of
North
B.C.
u
www
re
r
n
w
w
m
Z
w
w.
is
tr
u
-
u,
mm
mum
w
spectors,
is
very
costly
to
operate
but
results
expected
II;
M
horse
power
Napier
Lyon
inolor
giving
forlli
u
i
v
ilriine
ii
nit
lis
silver
wings
g
1
lit
It
ti
ill
orriiMoiiul
hursts
the
-nil
s
rays,
the
big
irkers
fljing
boat,
wlncli
will
curry;
ihibald
Litllc.
Detroit
mining
engiiu'er,
to
the
Cassiar
gold
ii
i
l
..rf
il.:..
..!
II
MI
n...
Ili.i
t
j
..-I
K
ti'iiirriii'''
11-,
I
I
"
j..
p
-
-
'
"
.
AMERICANDAY
FISH
EXCHANGE
l'ruf.
J.
T.
Scopes,
TeniK.-ee
high
seliool
leuflieiV
has
uetn
urrrsled
on
a
charge
of
k-ai
lniig
iwolulioii
rouirary
lo
Ihe
slate
law.
Clarence.
Darruw,
famous
Chii
ago
lawyer,
Williaih
Jennings
Uryan
and
Dudley
Maione
of
New'
York
have
asked
to
defend
him
without
fee
Five
Thousand
Lives
Lost
in
Earthquake
and
Fire
in
Talifu
in
the
Province
of
Yunan,
China
I'KKl.N,
June
I.
Five
thousand
lives
were
lost
in
an
earth
quake
and
fire
that
destroyed
Ihe
town
oi
laiuu
in
uie
norm
west
part
ur
Yunan
province
on
March
Mi,
according
lo
Falhe
ci.
oi
..r
ii,..
i
:.-ii
lnt
!
misvion
there,
whose
story,
of
Ihe
nolo
Ullliui
i'
i
ov
w
i
i
-..in.il
fi:i
ins!
rearlied
here
mm...
ii.wti
vi"i
'i1ninil
inm
iiit;
n
ii
.""
i
-
'
-
oersons
being
trapped
in
the
Haines
following
the
shock,
i..n..
rivM
nil.
pi-
towns
also-suffered
severely
in
the
same
neig
hborhood.
9
FRUIT
IS
FAILURE
IN
THIS
PROVINCE
EARLY
REPORTS
SAY
YICTOItlA.
June
i.
The
fruit
crop
promises
lo
be
light
this
year.
Not
only
is
a
small
yield
of
strawberries
certain
but
other
small
fruits
are
variable
anil
the
apple,
'plum
ami
pear
crop
are
very
light,
while
in
the
interior
apricots
and
peaches
show
promise
of
being
a
failure.
Judging
from
the
outlook,
much
rruil
will
have
lo
lie
imported
Ibis
year.
THOMAS
MARSHALL
DIES
I
1
!
WASIIINOTON,
June
I
.
Thos.
U.
Marshall,
a
war
time
vii'f-
idcnl
of
Ihe
United
Males,
here
this
morning.
SILK
BROUGHT
FROM
ORIENT
MICHKiAN
CITY,
June
1.
Five
Hundred
Shriners
1
Empress
of
Canada
has
Biggest
Passenger
List
of
Yoar
So
Far
YICTOItlA,
June
I
.
-
Carrying
700
passengers,
Ihe
largest
list
Ibis
year
for
any
trans-Pacifle
liner,
the
F.tnnress
of
Canada
iloeked
Ibis
morning.
In
addi
lion
lo
the
passengers
and
oi
dinary
freight
Ihe
strainer
also
lirniiuhl
a
iiuaiilily
of
silk
valued
.it
somewhere
around
four
mil
lion
dollars.
LEWIS
WON
"Slrancler"
Lewis
retaliated
Sal
unliiv
for
Ihe
much
disputed
de
i:
feat
last
wilder
al
Kanslis
Cily
al
Ihe
hands
of
Dig
Muml
by
de
feating
him
three
falls
lo
two.
Men
Arrested
Charged
with
Plot
to
Kidnap
Mary
Ptckford
During
Visit
of
Shriners
to
Los
Angeles
i
rm
AMiF.I.F.S.
June
1.
Three
men
were
arrested
here
Joo
Saturday
night
in
connection
with
uii
alleged
plot
to
kidnap
heavy-LMarv
Pickford
and
hold
her
for
riinsdin.
,'
According
lo
detectives,
who
sliattoweii
uie
men
wmu
weeks
ufler
chancing
to
overhear
Hie'
plot
discussed,
it
was
planned
lhal
Ihe
kidifappers
should
disguise
llieinselves
us
ci.,.'.
l.iii.ili'i.iU
nf
wIiiimi
:ire
now
iii
couveulioii
here,
and
.ilii
mi..-,
iniii.ii
v
....
-
.
..
i
.
..I..I..aI
II...
tiifil.irn
wlnt
nw
th..
retnrneil
from
he
s
11(110
ill
lier
UIIUIII
I
lliw
I'li-ii.i.
k-.ii.
'
,
...
.
.1
111.
Tin.
home
or
Miss
Pickford
nml
her
husband..
Douglas
Kail
hunks,
has
been
heavily
guarded
for
Ihe
past
week.
Due
to
Arrive
Here
on
Visit
During
Next
Week
Over
five
hundred
Shriners
will
visit
1'rince
Hupert
next
week
in
two
large
excursion,
parlies
lhal
are
being
handled
un
der
special
irruiigemeiils
by
the
Canadian
Aalional
Hallways.
Special
trips
of
the
steamers
Prince
Hupert
and
Prince
(Jeorge
will
he
involved
and
resultant
changes
in
the
regular
schedule
will
be
annoiiii.ced
tomorrow.
Some
225
members
uf
Assyrian
Temple,
Cinciiiuali,
will
arrive
here
on
Tuesday.
June
P.
at
1
o'clock
in
the
evening
abuard
the
Prince
(ieorge.
They
will
spend
three
hours
in
Ihe
filv
iii'in'ceilinir
lo
Slewarl
al
i
-
i
-
--
....
midnight,
lleturuiug
the
next
eening
at
7
o'clock,
they
will
go
Must
by
special
train.
The
second
party
consists
of
ivec
300
members
of
Ziihrah
Shrine,
Minneapolis,
whu
will
arrive
from
Ihe
south
al
0
o'clock
Thursday
morning.
June
11,
on
Ihe
Prince
Hupert.
A
spe
cial
train
will
ta&e
them
Fast
the
same
morning.
WEATHER
REPORT
'
FOR
MONTH
OF
MAY
111
HRS.
SUNSHINE
Theweaf
her
the
mouth
of
May
al
Ihe
station
al
Island
shows:
FOUND
PARALYZED
taken
Digby
Mean
temperature
50.
Minimum
temperature
Hi
on
May
15.
M
iniinum
temeprature
at
on
May
21.
Ilainrall
3.8(5
inches.
Sunshine
1
1
1
hours.
Maximum
wind
velocity
33
miles
oil
May
1.
Total
wind
mileage
3211
miles.
report
for
AT
WARKE
CHANNEL
I
Dan.
Cameron,
Well
Known
Trai
ler,
Rescued
oy
t-rtenos
anu
Taken
to
Simpson
HosDltal
Dan
Cameron,
well
known
Warke
Channel
hand
troller,
was
found
in
liis
cabin
at
arke
ne!
this
morning
in
a
par
alyzed
condition
by
fellow
Irol
lers.
He
bad
apparently
been
jn
lhal
condition
for
some
hours
ami
il
was
fortunate
for
him
thai
help
arrived
when
il
did.
Ho
was
taken
lo
me
1'ori
:?ioisui
hospital
by
a
packing
boat.
CUSTOMS
AND
EXCISE
RETURNS
ON
INCREASE
iTotal
for
May
1325
Is
$35,048.82
as
Compared
With
$26,744.04
In
May
1024.
Customs
and
excise
revenue
for
the
mouth
of
May
lolalleit
!635.'.M8.H2
according
to
figures
given,
out
Ibis
morning
al
the
customs
house.
'This
shows
ciTiisiderable
increase
over
the
total
for
May
l'J2i
which
wui
$2ti,o77.01.
;
ROB3ED
BANK.
CHlC.UiO,
June
I.
Five
Lers
belli
un
the
Haker
STILL
CONTROL
AMERICAN
BOY
W.
S.
Harr.'s
and
Associates
In
terest
English
Capital
in
Promising
Mine
at
Hazelton
Regarding
the
recent
,
deal
whereby
Fuglish
capilalists
re
presented
by
ArthurDenby
of
London,
becameiinlerested
in
the
American
Hoy
mine
at
llazellon.
V.
Harris,
-owner
of
the
pen
perly,
announces
lhal
he
and
his
associates
still
relain
control
of
the
mine.
They
disposed
of
a
fjuantiy
of
stock,
however,
lo
the
Knglisli
interests
whp
will
put
up
the
money
for
continuation
of
active
development
work
wilh
a
view
to
shipping
ore.
to
Swansea,
Wales,
for
smeller
treatment.
A
ash
payment
was
also
made
lto
Mr.
Harris
and
his
partner,
John
Mullen.
Mr.
Harris
returned
lo
the
city
.
,
..
r
....
on
Ihe
Uaruena
yesieruaj
aiur-nooit
from
Vancouver
where
he
had
been
in
connection
wilh
the
deal.
He
will
spend
a
couple
of
lays
here
proceeding
lo
llazellon
on
Tuesuay
or
eunesmij.
NARROW
ESCAPE
rob-
stale
batik
of
Cicero
and
escaped
wllhj
$15,000
this
morning;
KILLED
IN
MINE
lllllMIXiillAM.
Ala..
June
l.-
Slx
white
persons
were
killed
Insl
niirhl
frum
an
eXtdoslon
of
bla"k-
damp
in
u
mine
al
I'ipei
OF
FISHERMAN
H.
B.
Thompson
Loses
His
Boat
,
Violet
But
Is
Picked
up
Himself
by
Emll
Sollld
H.
H.
Thompson,
well
known
Warke
Channel
hand
troller.
lost
his
boat
Violet,
and
had
a
narrow
escape
wilh
his
life
on
Saturday,
according
lo
word
brought
lo
town
Ibis
morning.
The
Violet
struck
-the
shore
at
Ten
Mile
Point
and
was
Kift
in
a
bad
position.
A,
strong
west
wind
came
up
overniglit
and
the
boat
began
lo
sink.
Mr.
Thomp
son
owes
his
life
to
T.mil
SoJlid
oT
the
boat
Stroller
who
stood
by
all
night
and
picked
hijn
up
in
Ihe
morning.
hat
Is
leil
oi
the
wreck
is
being
salvagod,
FIFfY
WERE
GASSED
WITH
YELLOW
FUMES
Liquid
Chlorine
Container
Burst
and
Vapor
Swopt
Over
Town
ANNK
MASSK,
Fraijcc.
June
1.
Fifty
persons
were
gassed
in
the
streets
here
ye-jlerday
as
a
I
hick
screen
of
yellpw
ish
ruiues
from
a
lank
or
liquid'
chlorine
swepl
over
the
lowu
when
the
container
exploded
from
'Twelve
of
the
victims
are
serious
condition
Mr.
sailed
nui'"n
ieat.
In
a
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
last
night
on
Hie
!'rine.
fur
Yatioonver.