i
sr.
3
a
prominent
lumber
mag-,
i
arstr-a
Canada,
has
been
an
ted
:eun
I
-governor
of
Manitoba
is.
ti
c
rroor
Aitaena.
Bi-rwi
went
to
Winnipeg
"
l
Orreria
Altkena.
Burrows
went
to
Winnipeg
Hi
t:
1
;tr,
waa
the
etty'a
first
vnr.
Two
years
later
he
eater-.
.:
j
-sber
and
sawmill
business.
i
s
te:
ib
Otlaaa
In
1857
arte)
:
t
ANCOUVEK,
Oct
9,
A
party
of
uver
butinew
men.
thirty
or
forty
Z
lll
sal
for
Japan
and
Chtim
Man
h
17
as
a
Canadian
trade
com
:::
to
tour
the
Orient
according
tJ
lc
.Jon
reached
kv
a
rommlttee
Of
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
ThJ
:'.:;r
will
vl.lt
lha
rhlrt
nlm
of
r
i
n
sworn
etatetnenu
flatly
contradicting
the
word
of
the
acciued
evan-
Tie
poet
Oliver
AlUtorm,
bubbling
over
with
an
urge
to
be
heard,
aald
WtPherson
employed
him
to
writ
a
atory
entitle!
-Kldnappere"
but
catlej
f
wiea
the
investigator
announced
they
had
found
evidence
to
prove
her
W
GOVERNOR
OF
MANITOBA
oimiki:
milium
a
prominent
It
Mill
KM
4N
I
OKMI.KLY
I
HUM
oirtuA
uti
position
rTAWA
Oct
9,
Theodore
Burrows.
a
nrssbrr
of
the
federal
Partia-
pittance
at
Cannel
with
OrmUlon
while
,
hrr
body
wa
being
sought
beneath
the
I
wve
of
Banta
Monica
beach.
AlUtrom
further
charged
that
when
U
McPherson
professed
to
the
Orand
Jury
that
ahe
knew
nothing
about
two
men
drowning
while
searching
for
her
hudy.
the
evangelist
had
expressed
regret
to
htm
over
the
drown'ng
of
one
man.
Ed,
Harrison,
the
diver
The
Attorney
stated
that
a
man-
daughter
charge
against
Mrs.
McPhrrsou
,
and
ber
mother
might
be
laid
si
I
re-'
suit
of
the
two
drownings
PROMINENT
MEDICAL
MENYIS1T1NG
CITY
Mrmbrt
(
I'arullt
of
I
nltrnlty
of
Manitoba
'rrird"l'rwm
mlrr
on
ITItir
Kaprrt
T
1)1
;
lh
"
n
educational
lour
of
s
rt:
Jsw,
of
John
Burrows.
the
of.lh
P"nce.
a
party
of
prominent
S.
a
the
preocnt
alt
old
Canadian
iNCOUVER
MEN
TO
MAKE
TRIP;
l"t
HIUM
IHtlli:
COMMISSION
10
IMT
ORIENT
NEXT
-.1
a
well
aa
Hone
Kona
an.l'i,,
Rt
rnul.
Minnesota.
She
had
reach
h:hai.
Invitations
to
make
Ud
the
advanced
age
of
83
years.
l
hare
bren
cabled
by
the
Assoeia-1
jjrs.
Leroui
visited
her
mother
this
r
uf
JsnaneM
cimhni
nf
Commrrcn
'
.nil
found
her
In
very
poor
.
-
-
-
-
-
-
,
imerclal
organlratlons
of
the
Orlcn:
1
10
mourn
her
Ions
four
dsughters.
Mrs.
IANGED
SELF
WITH
NECKTIE
IIIMIM
l-IIIII-llll
TOIl
III.AT
t
V
h'VN
to
whom
hi;
i.oht
money
AMI
W.K
AltltESTEH
U06ETOWN,
Sask..
Oct.
9.-
Using
a
-ktie
for
a
nooae
Pred
Elal.
a
pool
fn
prloprletor,
hanged
himself
early
''y
at
the
Ronetown
Jail
aftfj
betn?
I:.ted
In
connection
with
a
sever
Ming
administered
to
John
JJalrd
who
a
serious
condition
as
a
result
of
I
t-UU
encounter.
u
aald
to
have
lost
more
than
f
to
Ualrd
(n
a
crap
game
ao
the
later,
it
la
alleged,
went
to
the
"n
ncsr
here
where
Balrd
os
en-
frm
as
a
harvester
and
beat
htm
Into
consciousness
with
a
club.
WO
VESSELS'
LOADED
GRAIN
I
VANCOUVER,
Oct,
9,
Two
vesseU
luded
grain
here
thl
week
for
export.
F"y
were
the
Buenos
Aire,
which
took
333
bmhel
and
the
Cannon
which
Ned
only
6i7
bush,
(medical
men
consisting
of
ur
u.
B.
Mac-
Pt:
.:ir-
Mr
Hurnw.
...
mem-
Ky.
proiBMOT
01
gyneocoiogy
in
uw
(a
tV..-
.
from
1904
to
1908
and
'
University
of
Manitoba.
Winntpeg:-
Dr.
J
Brandson.
professor
of
surgery;
Dr.
I?
(
1604
was
land
cotnrnl-j
Not
Ihern
nicooisou.
awsnai
preinm
.m-itJosry.
and
Dr.
Lyalt
Hodgtns,
chairman
of
tot
educational
and
publicity
committee
of
the
B.
C
Medical
Association.
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
C.
J.
Fletcher,
secretary
of
the
DC
Medical
As
sociation,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
stesmer
Prince
Rupert
todsy.
The
party
will
coiuull
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
and
will
leave
on
Monday
-for
Prince
Oeorge.
MOTHER
LOCAL
LADY
DIES
AT
ST.
PAUL
Nal
llrrememeiil
f
Mr.
Uul
lxru
of
Ihli
(
My
Mrs.
Uuls
Lrroui,
Seal
Cove,
hss
re-rrlved
the
sad
news
of
the
death
of
her
surd
mother.
Mrs.
Ellen
Trudfau.
C
Burque.
Seattle.
Wah4
Mra.
John
Stsplcton.
aoquet.
Minn.;
Mrs.
T.
8.
.
ns
v.ti.
mA
Xtr-m
t
T
srrii
v
nf
.
iRYlll
Dw
HUM
mit
Mas.,
..VH.(
thl
city
PIONEER
HOTELMAN
DIED
AT
SALMON
ARM
..ttinM
invf
net
o.
Jnppnh
Rich
ards.
known
both
on
the
coast
and
In
the
interior
as
a
pioneer
hotel
man
of
British
goiumoia,
-
lengthy
illness.
Mr.
Richards
was
oorn
a
ntw
mlnster
and
was
a
aon
of
the
late
Sheriff
R.
P.
Richards
oi
vicwria.
w
lso
waa
the
first
fireman
of
the
hU-torlc
Hyack
fire
brigade
of
the
Royal
City
B.C.
POTATOES
ARE
ORDERED
BY
MEXICO
BUT
NOT
SUPPLIED
9,
British
Columbia
.
VICTORIA,
...
.
....
Oct.
mental
reputation.
An
hgyg
wuil
vv.
for
delivery
to
Mexico
order
of
100
cars
had
to
be
reruwd
largely
th
nrovlnce
had
not
specl-
arowrf.
v.
.
.
allred
In
the
vanevi
-
-
MtJOIt
IIINON
DIES
MONTREAL.
Oct.
9.
--
Ma
or
Henry
Dixon,
53
years
of
age.
formerly
of
Ver-,n
102nd
Buttsllon
OJU-..
died
here.
ALL
GOT
SAME
i
FISH
PRICES
MV
AMI
UK
AN
M'HOONtltS
P.tlll
II
AMI
g
CENTH
ON"
lACIIANUE
Tlll
MOKMMI
This
morning
on
the.
fish
exchange
six
Americsn
schooners
were
paid
14c
and
6c
'
fur
their
catches
and
one
smai;
boat
got
13.30c
and
Sc.
Canadian
boat
were
1
given
IS
10c
and
10c.
and
1490c
and
10c.
j
Csle
were:
.Ml;kl('.t
Slit.
15.000.
to
Royal
PUb
Co.
At;.
26JTM.
to
Atttn
rherU.
Planter.
6
J
.000.
to
Ccld
Storage.
Kanatak.
28J0OO,
to
BMtli
Fisheries.
Trinity.
35.000.
to
Booth
PUlur.e.
Liberty.
25
00.
to
Bxth
PUherles.
Oony.
3.000.
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
TAN
till
N
Cspe
Swain.
5
XXX).
to
Cold
SUirage.
Johanna,
1.400,
and
E.
Upett.
1J30,
to
Atlin
r.sberlea.
I
Agnes
B.
SjOOO,
and
Yule.
1.600,
to,
Royal
FUh
Co.
THREAT
WAS
MERE
BLUFF
111
IT
I
THE
iTATE.MENT
OF
l.(
KETAKY
OF
t
.NION
KE
ttlTHtlltttVAL
OF
HAII.TV
.MEN'
MiMtoN,
Oil.
-The'
llifrsl
l
the
leader,
of
Hie
miners
to
bring
atwat
wllhdraaal
f
Hi'
sifely
workers
U
rUarslcrled
a
-mere'
bluff"
by
efrrlsrv
Milrfclrof,
tli
union
ronlrolllng
the
iitrtly
of
the
safely
men.
He
dmkirrd
the
union
would
nl
allhilrjw
I
he
wiMlrrt
upon
alioe
rlturti
the
flilliig
of
the
pits
depended.
Other
union,
rowenird
he
added,
alo
would
rrtu-
PRINCE
GEORGE
IS
GOING
AHEAD
TIMIIIK
OPERATION!
IN
CITY
ANll
IllHTKKTS
A
HI.
.MAKlMi
(IOOII
TIMEH
IN
TOWN
!AY!
AI.EX
1IIIMI.
Prince
Oeorge
Is
going
ahead
fast
ar.d
the
future
for
the
"Spokane
of
British
Columbls"
Is
venr
bright
state
Alex
McB.
Young,
barrister
of
that
totn
who
ha
been
In
the
city
thl
week.
J.
D.
McArthur'
550.000
foot
mill
in
oldv
South
Fort
Oeorge
I
under
con
struction
and.
when
completed,
will
provide
the
Interior
town
with
a
large
permanent
payroll.
The
prospects
for
the
establishment
there
or
tne
long-mooted
pul
pand
paper
mill
are
also
taklne
on
a
more
definite
aspect
and
the
operation
of
the
other
mills
In
tho
district
at
the
present
time
Is
aUu
helping
to
make
good
time
lu
the
city
of
Prince
Oeorge.
Mr.
Young
will
return
to
the
Interior
on
Monday.
COLONEL
RALSTON
ENTERS
CABINET
OF
W.
L.
MACKENZIE
KING
OTTAWA,
Oct.
9.
Colonel
J.
L.
Ral
ston
this
afternoon
was
aworn
In
a
minister
of
national
defeuce
at
Government
House
In
the
presence
of
Oovernor
General
WUllngdon,
Premier
Mackentle
King,
and
Minister
of
Justice
Lapolnte.
Later
In
the
day
he
attended
hi
flrt
cabinet
meeting,
PREMIER
RHODES
HAS
PROTEST
TO
MAKE
semU
Telegram
In
Premier
King
Pew-lotliii
Aguhi't
OrUy
In
Publication
of
Ouiirun
Report
HALIFAX,
October
9.
On
hi
return
to
hi
office
after
an
Illness
of
several
weeks,
Tremler
Rhode
of
Nova
Scotia
addressed
a
telegram
to
Premier
KlnR
protesting
against
further
delay
in
tho
publication
of
the
report
of
the
Dun
can
commission
on
maritime
rights.
.Advertise
lu
The
Dally
New
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Anbulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
inywharc
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
lund
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SOOA
FOUNTAIN,
and
sin
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
WATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
least.
Phon
487.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL
XVI
No.
237,
PRINCE
RUPERT
B
C.
SATTJRpAY
OCTOBER
8,
1926.
Circulation
1875
Sales
5-M
?r:cz
rivr
cria
T.
LOUIS
WON
BASEBALL
GAME
10
TO
2
kervatTves
will
choose
leader
at
dominion
party
convention
my
Poet
Enlivens
Proceedings
in
Case
of
Aimee
McPherson
LOS
ANOELES,
October
9.
A
fiery
and
voluble
pott
from
Texat
Ulu-
IjU-d
the
drabneaa
of
the
proceeding
In
the
Almee
McPherson
criminal
con-
Ltr
lal
lata
yerday
when
he
called
the
defence
attorney
a
liar,
haggled
li
:
:asf
saaiea
ciow
w
armi
nunsrn
jor
contempt
of
court,
and
wound
8T
LOUIS
WENT
WILD
on
the
day
the
Cardinal
cinched
the
National
Leayue
basebail
championship,
thereby
qualifying
to
take
part
in
the
WorU
Seiles.
The
picture
show
a
ccn.'HU
strewn
street
(a
the
Missouri
city.
St
Louis
Victor
Ball
Game
Today
Winning
by
Score
of
10
to
2
i
NEW
YORK,
October
9.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
de.'eated
the
Yahkee
ten
to
two
today
In
the
sixth
game
of
the
World
Series
neces&ltatlbg
a
seventh
game
here
tomorrow.
The
Cardinals
drove
Shawley
from
the
mound
and
also
Shocker,
who'
succeeded
him
In
the
seventh,
Tbomas
finishing
the
game
for
New
York.
While
drover
Alexander
was
effective
throughout,
the
Cardinals
launched
a
terrific
batting
bee
In
the
seventh
Inning
scoring
five
runs
on
five
hits.
LestJr
Bell
equalled
the
World
Scries
record
for
runs
driven
In
In
a
alngle
game
four.
He
scored
two
men
In
the
first
Innings,
with
a
single
and
another
two
1(1
the
seventh
with
a
home
run
-
St.
Louis
clinched
the
game
In
lln.rtrfIA
first
frame
by
scoring
three
run.
They
W
T
n
M
vTPlK
k
V
added
another
In
the
fifth,
five
In
the
seventh
and
another
In
the
ninth.
New
York
scored
one
run
each
in
the
fourth
and
seventh
Innings.
Alexander
struck
out
six
men
and
Is
sued
two
past.
Babo
Ruth
failed
to
SOUTHERN
CITY
hit
the
ball
out
of
the
infield,
being
re-
PLATE
fil.Ass
WINDOW)
BLOWN
IN
turned
at
first
three
times
and
walking!
AT
VICTOltIA
YESTERDAY
KF-uice.
The
score
was:
'
.l1T
lmi.
Runs
Hits
Error
,
R?t
Y!rk
A
I
VICTORIA.
Oct.
9.
The
first
storm
cf
St.
Louis
in
10
13
2
the
winter
struck
Victoria
yesterday.
The
'wind
havlns
a
velocltv
of
45
mllea.
an
ATE
BAD
SALMON
i.r
TJr'fV"1??
WITH
FATAL
RESULTS
bsfi
M'"
TACOMA,
Oct.
9.
Woodrow
Furseth,
ten
years
old,
la
dead
and
his
mother,
Mr.
Ivor
Furseth
and
a
brother
Kenneth
eight
years
of
age.
are
not
expected
to
live
as
the
result
of
eating
home
cured
salmon.
1IK1M..M
IN
HIES
TORONTO.
Oct.
9.
Gerhard
T.
Heintzman,
81
years
of
age,
head
ft
the
piano
firm,
died
this
'morning
after
a
long
Illness.
Ullill
HEART
FAII.I
RE
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
9.
-Apparently
sue-cumbing
to
heart
failure
C.
W.
McArthur
died
suddenly
at
a
dairy
lunch
here
Just
after
he
had
finished
breakfast.
Mrs.
Reginald
Beaumont
of
Vancouver,
formerl
yof
this
city,
Is
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
making
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
DUTY
ON
MAGAZINES
AND
NEWSPAPERS
IS
WANTED
FOR
CANADA
OTTAWA,
Oct.
0
Among
the
applications
for
alteration
lu
the
Canadian
custom
tariff
to
be,
heard
by
the
Tariff
Board
here
on
October
1
i)
Ui
application
of
magazine
publishers
for
duty
on
all
foreign
magazines,
periodicals
and
neaspapera
coming
Into
Canada,
o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Zeffert
are
pas
withers
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
returning
to
Stewart
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other,
cities
"Mn
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Frank
Clspp
are
now
In
California
where
they
will
spend
the
winter.
i
Conservatives
Will
Hold
Party
Convention
in
June
to
Choose
Leader
and
Adopt
New
Policy
TORONTO,
October
9-The
Conservatives
will
probably
choose,
a
new
party
leader
and
formulate
a
policy
at
a
Dominion
wide
convention
to
be
held,
here
m
June
next.
The
party
executives
of
eight
province
have
replied
ts
a
I
Circular
sent
cut
by
the
Dominion
president
asking
If
It
1
the
wl;h
of
the
rank
and
file
that
tbey
hold
a
convention
to
adopt
a
new
policy.
In
e?ery
car
9
.
the
reply
has
been
favorable
but
the
British
Columbia
executive
baa
not
yet
replied.
Sir
Thomas
White
has
been
prominently
mentioned
as
a
possible
lealrr
although
It
la
thought
probable
a
younger
man
will
be
chosen.
It
being
cons
d-ered
that
the
leader
chesen
new
will
be
at
the
head
of
the
party
for
many
ysirs.
MOKE
fillAIN
COMING
TO
LOCAL
EI.EVATOK
I
OK
JAPANEf-E
CAIMIO
Grain
la
beglnnrng
to
roll
this
way.
Today
It
Is
reported
that
another
fifteen
cars
hare
passed
Red
Pass
Junction
on
therr
way
to
Prince
Rupert
and
It
Is
expected
early
next
week
there
will
be
a
stream
of
grain
moving
this
way
to
fill
the
order
for
the
first
shipload
to
go
from
this
port.
IBAND
TO
PARADE
TO
UUIljlUllllLull
UU1LU111UU
I
AND
LATER
TO
DINNER
f
Will
be
Photographed
by
Arthur
Bailey
i
and
Receive
Proficiency
.Medals
at
i
Huston
Hall
j
The
Boys'
Band
Is
to
parade
this
afternoon
and
give
a
concert
doet.
town.
The
lads
will
have
their
photo
graphs
taken
tn
their
new
uniform
at
the
Court
House
at
four,
and
at
five
fhey
are
being
entertained
at
dinner
at
the
Boston
Hall
where
proficiency
medal
will
be
presented
by
Colonel
KlcholU.
The
photo
today
la
being
taken
by
Arthur
Bailey
who
photographed
th!
band
when
they
visited
the'
Skeeua
River
canneries
and
presented
them
with,
an
enlarged
framed
print.
The
boys
will
looks
much
smarter
In
their
new
uniforms.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAUIE
Division
L
Aston
VlUa
3,
Derby
County
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
4,
Manchester
TJ.
0.
Burnley
3,
Anenal
0.
Cardiff
City
3,
Sheffield
United
0.
Evrrton
0,
Huddersfleld
0.
Leeds
United
4,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Leicester
City
2,
Sunderland
1.
Newcastle
United
1.
Liverpool
0.
The
Wednesday
2,
Yest
Bromwlch
1.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
6,
Birmingham
1.
West
Ham
United
1.
Bury
2.
Division'
II.
Clapton
Orient
3.
Mlddlesboro
3.
Darlington
4,
Notts
Forest
3.
Fulham
1,
Blackpool
0.
Hull
City
4,
Bradford
City
0.
Manchester
City
1.
Barnslcy
1.
Notts
County
3,
Port
Vale
1.
Oldham
Athletic
3,
Reading
1.
Portsmouth
1.
Swansea
Tqwn
0.
Preston
North
End
3.
Grimsby
Town
2
South
Shields
3.
Chelsea
1.
Wolverhampton
W.
2,
Southampton
3.
.SCOTTISH
LEAUI
E
Dillslon
I.
Clyde
3,
Hearts
3.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Partick
Thistle
3.
Dundeen
3,
St.
Mlrren
1.
Hamilton
1.
Dundee
United
1.
Hibernians
1.
Motherwell
1.
Kilmarnock
0,
Aberdeen
0.
Morton
0.
St,
Johnston
2.
Queen's
Park-Alrdrleonlan
nqt
played
Falkuk
3.
Dunfermline
0.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
1.4
U
B.C.
Silver
1.75
1.80
i
Dunwell
...'..
1.00
1.04
Gladstone
.
.
.
.'
.30
22't
Independence
.OfllJ
.07
Indian
.,.t,V
-05
M
U
&
U
,
.08
Marmot
.
.08
1;
.11
Premier
2.08
3.10;
Porter
Idaho
07
.08
Surf
nlet
.03
REPORTFAVORS
MRS.
McPHERSON
'.
TWO
l'EK.ON
ALLEUtO
TO
BE
tON-.NEL'TCI)
WITH
KIONAPPlSu
MKE.N"
'
IN
DO
I
(i
LAS
LOS
ANGELES.
Oct.
9.
The
secret
report
of
Alonzo
Murchlson
of
the
Douglas,
police
force
made
last
June
after
Mrs.
McPherson
turned
up
there
after
her
'
disappearance
on
May
18.
wai"
finally
'
revealed
to
the
public
at
yeatevdsy's
sea-
slon
of
the
famous
conspiracy
caw.
t
The
defence
stressed
the
statement
that
the
document
which
was
definitely
brought
up
for
Inspection
of
the'
char-,
acters
"RcseV-and
steye,"
whose
names
"tally
wrnrttee"1vMi
"ny
-the
;
vangelisi
as
two
of
the
three
persons
charged
with"
'
'kidnatiDtn?
her.
The
report
was
produced
while
Mur-
cblson
waa
concluding
hi
testimony
today.
It
aald
that
"Steve,
who
Is
part
Indian,
weighed
about
175
pounds
and
Rose"
had
a
large
nose
and
weighed
180
pound.
The
report
said
both
had
been
seen
In
Douglas
about
the
time
of
the
reappearance
of
Mrs.
McPherson.
PARLIAMENT
TO
MEET
DECEMBER
PREMIER
.MACKENZIE
KING
MAKES,
ANNOl.NCE.MUNT
BEFORE
LEAVING
FOR
E.VGLVND
OTTAWA,
Oct.
.
-We
are
.counting
on
Parliament
convening
Tuesday,
De
;ember
7,"
stated
Premier
Mackenzie
King
at
the
conclusion
of
a
lengthy
meeting
of
the
cabinet
council.
The
Premier
left
by
special
train
early
this
meriting
for
Quebec
at
which
place
he
will
board
the
Megantlc
sail
ing
for
London
where
he
Mill
attend
the
Imperial
Conference.
CONFERENCE
NOT
TO
BE
DELAYED
IMPERIAL
PAKIEY
WILL
BE
CON-
DITTED
WITH
AH
MICH
CELERITY
AS
POSSIBLE
LONDON,
Oct.
9.
Every
effort
will
We
made
to
expedite
the
work
of
the
Imperii!
conference
,
the
Canadian
Press',
It
Informed.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
a
session
of
the
Canadian
parliament
I
to
be
held
before
Christmas,
the
Imperial
government
haa
Intimated
thai
It
fully
appreciates
the
necessity
of
conducting
the
conference
"with
such
celerity
aa
will
be
compatible
with
thoroughness
of
discussion."
TUGBOATWAS
"
CUT
IN
TWO
TEN
MEN
DROWNED
WHEN
COLLISION
OCCl'KKED
NEAR
DOCK
AT
HAVRE
HAVRE,
France.
Oct.
Ten
men
of
the
crew
of
the
French
tug
Ursua
were
drowned
when
the
boat
nk
after
llxi
collision
with
the
French"
.liner
Pala,
at
midnight
while
docking
here.
The
tug
pas-d
across
the
bow
of
the
liner
which
w
under
way
The,
bott
waa
cut
In
two
linking
immediately
and
rnly
five
of
tha
crew
wtre
sared.