Drrw-iy.
I
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
HATIKDAY,
JIXY
27
LARGE
CAIIARET
".
J7.8
ft
inch
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturday
17:21
p.m.
18.3
It.
'
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Mght,
9
to
It
tow
11:03
a.m.
(.3
It.
t
'
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
p.m.
7.0
ft.
I
f
.
Accommodations
for
Private
Fartle
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
4S7
Vol.
XX
,
No.
172.
PIUNCE
RUPERT,
B.C
FRIDAY,
JULY
26,
1929.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTn
Soviet
Russia
Atrocities
be
Committed
by
Chinese
MOSCOW,
July
26.
Disturbing
retorts
of
atrocities
by
the
Chinese
military
and
white
Russian
bands
along
the
Chinese
Eastern
Railway
continue
to
reach
Moscow.
It
is
creating
grave
apprehensions
in
the
minds
of
the
Soviet
leaders
lest
these
provocative
acts
force
the
Red
army
to
rescue
Soviet
citizens.
Mass
arrests,
beatings
and
torture
of
Soviet
citizens
is
said
to
have
become
a
daily
occurrence.
FRANCE
BLASTS
TENNIS
HOPES
UNITED
STATES
HM
Only
On
More
Match
to
Win
(lut
of
Neit
Three
to
Kerure
Matin
Cup
TAJUS
July
38
France
blasted
tl
h
ra
f
America
for
a
Ivl
Cup
day
when
Ooebet
crushed.
T
Ir
in
straight
seta
8-1.
8-1.
8-2.
(
af.rr
Borotra
had
vanquished
Lot
8-1.
14
4,
7-8
rr
require
only
on
more
vie-
'
iiori
the
trophy,
either
the.
::
;onv
rrow
or
one
of
the
single
t
.o
8;.
artsy
FOX
SMASHED
TWO
HOMERS
Helped
to
Make
the
21
Runs
for
Athletics
Vh.
Philadelphia
Yesterday
'T
W
YORK.
July
26.
In
the
'
"
rne
innings
of
tlie
Cleve-,
Philadelphia
game
yesterday,
F
i
pmashed
two
homers
and
con-'
l
ri
to
the.
hlttlnir
onrv
of
the
i
wtnh
accounted
for
21
runs
li!
Athletics'
score
sheet.
Fox
i
:no
second
place
tie
In
trie
ir
'to
Vat
ling
race
with
22
home
.ign
drove
Larry
Benton
"i
io
mound
and
beat
the
-i1
'
n
an
eighth
Inning
rally.
'
r
his
27th
and
Wilson
his
i
ti
mcr
during
the
game.
s
m
follow:
National
LeRgue
'
w
Yo;
k
5.
Chicago
8.
I
'
n
2,
Cincinnati
14.
PI
arVlphia
8,
St.
UuU
10.
fc;
klvn
at
Pittsburgh,
pot-1
American
league
C
;
dj:i
:,
Washington
1.
c
and
:t,
Philadelphia
21.
IV
;
at
New
York,
postponed.
I."uis
at
Boston,
postponed
.
GLORIA
II.
GOES
TO
KETCHIKAN
r
lijat
Gloria
II
which
wen.'
re
early
in
the
week
was
coming
I
t
i
Be
Passaae
in
foe
and
rain
and
fc
'
Twin
Island
for
Kltkatla
Pa-';
M
ran
up
on
the
rocks.
She
up
by
the
Pacific
Salvage
'
pa:
y
and
slid
off
without
any
in-
On
arrive
her
the
boat
wag
pl
1
ted
'
:'o
wan
at
th.
PuAfie
Bait
'age
1
be
Uken
to
Ketchikan
for
'
'iiplf'ion
of
repalra.
which
will
M'.'
uin
to
much.
ENGINEER
IS
GIVEN
POSITION
Th0
t'.
.1
v
c..uncll
decided
last
night
r-....
J
application
of
r.
u.
of.,,
v,ncuver
to
fill
the
position
VAVr..!'IU(
11
Mr
WIIIUT
u,UyER'
,u'y
a'-The
price
of
quoted
today
on
th.
exchange
1
00
1-3,
""',Un7
n-ur.'
tttufnl
r?"to
U
the
the"clty
city
this
thl.
V..,..',0"
th
nc
Ruprt
ffmj
Concerned
Alleged
by
BEACH
STEAMER
DUTCH
HARBOR
I
TmiKrry
ll-wtr
to
lie
Made
to
Freighter
UUdrn
1'orrH
68ATTLE.
July
38:
When
forced
to
give
up
the
attempt
to
proceed
under
Its
own
power
for
Dutch
Harbor,
the
freighter
Golden
Forest,
which
was
refloated
yesterday
off
Avataoak
bland,
was
tewed
stern
tint
to
Akutan
by
tbe
lialda.
It
will
wait
there
for
favorable
time
for
beaching.
VICTORIA.
July
38;
The
steamer
Serfage
King
left
last
night
for
Aku-tn
to
pick
up
Um
steamer
Golden
Forest.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
nt
8.
D
Johnston
Oo.
Ltd.)
Barelew.
31-3.
J.,
BJ
Missouri.
1
44,
l.U.
Cork
Province.
1,
II.
DuthU
Mlaea.
M
Oeorge
Copper-.
9.10.
9.18.
Georgia
Brver.
4
1-3.
NU.
(Mean,
1.4W.
1.08.
Orandvktw,
44.
441-t.
Independence.
9.
9
1-4.
Indian.
4,
Ml.
Inter
Ooal
Ac
Ooke,
88.
IT
1-3.
Kooteaay
Ftorenee.
IS.
IS
1-4.
L
k
v..
3.
mi.
Lucky
Jlaa,
9.
11
Mohtwk.
81-8,
4.
Morton
Wootsey.
S.
H-t.
Marmot
River
Oold.
NU,
41-3.
Marmot
Metal.
3.
NU.
National
BUver.
131-4.
It.
No
Me
Five,
St.
68.
Oregon
Conner.
34
1-4.
38.
Fend
Ore4Ue,
1.18.
8.90.
Premier.
1.T3,
1
74
Fnrtnr
Ideno.
M.
4.
Reetea
ManstannM.
I
ll,
Nil.
ntiriM
Argente.
38.
30.
RUth
Hof,
.
ST.
-silver
creet.
6,
NU.
SUverado.
88.
TO.
Silversmith
.
8.
10.
Sicca
Ktng.
4.
S.
Stooan
itaaibler,
NU
13.
.
8nowftoae,
4a.
48.
efnaloen.
NU.
1.3ft.
'
Tsraslnua,
3,
ft.
Topttf
RIontMa,
t.
r..
VviUngton,
NU.
8.
WnlteweMr.
N,
81.
Woodbtne,
41-3.
(.
Oils
A.
P.
OoneolldaSed.
3.9S.
3
B7.
Oalmont.
4.8.
4.94.
rtalhouale.
1
98,
4.60.
rxvenlsh.
S3.
8ft.
Febynn
rete,
101-4.
101-3
Home,
38.
It
JH.38.
vMyind,
9
88,
10.00.
McUwd.
3.88.
4.00.
Hanjal.
1.48,
l.tft.
Mercury,
1I6,
1.9ft.
Dallas
3.80.
3.88.
Freehold.
1.87
1-3.
1.40.
Intern
tlmk
Bhrrrttt
Gordon,
7.
80,
NU.
FIELDS
CHAMP
WELTERWEIGHT
TMTBnrr
.in
it
36
-
Jack
E.
FUdi
of
Chicago
won
tlte
welterweht
cham-nr
ih.
world
Tburaday
night
when
he
defeated
Joe
Dundee,
title-
holder,
in
the
aecona
rouna
-ncheduled
l
round
contest
on
foul.
Iwndee
was
knocked
"n
"
ln8
wnen
h
was
evidently
fouled
Field.
I'OINC.tlllK
T(
KIKIN
.
.
fm-
An
uaoonflrtncd
reewrt
today
stated
that
Premier
Poln-ealre
had
fledcVd
to
resign
Immediately
on
account
of
ftta
111
health
and
dis-
triuloM
in
uaoiwv
J
Haslett
will
sail
tonlnht
on
th
princees
Msry
for
Vancouver.
William
1B,t?
Over
Them
to
Forces
PREPARATIONS
FOR
COVNENTION
Fisheries
Association
Holds
Meeting
to
Arrange
Details
of
Reception
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ruprt
branch
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
last
evening
in
the
city
hall,
T.
II.
Johnson
presiding,
with
fourleen
members
present,
at
which
final
final
touches
were
put
to
the
pro-
igram
of
the
fisheries
convention
reception
.
Welcome
streamers
are
to
be
placed
at
the
Canadian
National
dock
and
also
at
the
foot
of
Ful
ton
Street,
in
ortkr
to
let
the
visitors
know
that
Prince
Rupert
feels
the
impo.tance
of
the
occa
sion.
Arrangements
are
also
beinr
made
for
a
photograph
to
be
taken
of
the
members
of
the
conventier
at
noon
Thursday
in
front
of
the
courthouse.
Other
arrangements
remain
pretty
much
as
at
fl-st
published
The
guests
are
expected
to
arrive
on
Wednesday.
CONTRACT
AWRDEP
FOR
MELTON
STORF
HAS9XTON.
July
36:
James
Downty
'X
gjroltner
nea
secured
the
oontraet
for
eoaetrortlrn
of
a
large
new
store
for
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company
In
KaftMon.
The
new
Hudson
Bay
buUdlng
will
'be
located
one
street
west
of
the
rrnt
tre
onunprhM,
'the
ette
pre-vtoualy
token
by
the
orkahop
of
Mr
Sharp
and
other
property
The
building
will
be
OOsM
feet,
and
la
addition
to
4.
full
bnaetnen,t
there
win
k.
two
oxtli
kbove
live
sround
level.
The
baaement
'and
the
foun-
IKHIBW
nrur&
will
m
v&
wwhvh
Uirovgjbout.
Buatnea
In
the
Haretton
section
baa
abown
a
gratifying
Increase
In
recent
yeaM
and
this
has
served
to
overcrowd
the
present
Hudson
By
store
the
msnsgement
deciding
on
the
new
and
larger
building.
HEADS
IMPORTANT
BOARD
Lord
l
ilswat.
r.
who,
as
Rt
Hon.
Jumi'9
William
Lowther.
was
Speaker
of
the
British
House
of
Commons
for
sixteen
years,
has
agreed
to
preside
over
the
committee
that
will
deal
with
electoral
platforms
in
Great
Britain.
PARLIAMENT
OF
BRITAIN
ADJOURNED
UJNDON.
July
38:--The
British
Parliament
adjourned
thla
afternoon
until
October
30
after
an
animated
session
in
the
House
or
Common
over
question
of
Egyptian
policy
and
the
forth-commit
ropexaUom
policy
conference.
Miss
Vivian
Bowd.
a
school
teacher
from
Robliii.
Man
.
Is
spending
her
iiilni.n-
visiting
with
her
aunt.
Mr.
ir
n
st
ucs.
Swedish
Fliers
Storms,
motor
trouble
and
all
the
tough
treats
which
airmen
can
have
are
combining
to
hold
the
crew
.,f
the
great
Swedish
lme
at
Iceland
alter
the
second
leg
of
their
flight
to
the
Uni
ted
States
from
Stockholm.
Ieft
Ahrenberg,
Alex.
Flodm
and
Robert
Ljunglund,
the
crew,
being
welcomed
by
the
mayor
of
Rekjavek,
Iceland.
GUN
EXPLODED
ONWARSHIP:
Six
Killed
and
Nineteen
Injured
on
Cruiser
Devonshire
VALETTA.
July
2.
Six
ma-
ines
were
Killed
as
Ute
result
of
!u
in
uiiuii
ui
a
oi-iiiui
kuii
.board
the
British
cruiser
Devon-
shire
in
the
eastern
Mediterranean
today.
In
addition,
there
were
19
men
injured,
three
titically.
The
aecjdent
ha'raeel
durin?
being
blown
away:
tTie
dead
are'
all
royal
marines.
lauding
one
captain,
two
sergeante,
a
corporal
;
and
two
privates.
The
Admiralty
snnounosd
that
were
two
13
-
-
ilosten
1
ST-
L0Ulsi?H,
jIIll
iii
iriL
Airvi
ST.
LOUIS,
July
2G.
At
noon
he
St.
Louis
Robin
completed
its
I7h
hoi
'n
thi'
air,
seventy
hours
better
than
the
former
record.
The
pilots
reported
everything
going
well.
FRENCH
PASS
DEBT
ACCORD
PARIS
Julv
2G
-The
French
U
n..
.ir?'
:
yJl
JJIZT
a,
Hiimiiivitt'
vr,v
vwi'i-v'v
ratification
of
the
British
and
American
debt
settlement
accord
,
The
formal
presidential
decree
will
make
the
settlement
final.
ASSIZES
IN
RUPERT
LATE
IN
SEPTEMBER
VICTOIUA,
July
20.
The
Prince
Rupert
Criminal
and
Civil
Assizes
are
set
for
Septembe"
26
and
the
Prince
George
Criminal
Assizes
for
October
2.
GOOD
WISHES
FOR
BROMLEY
Premier
Tolmle
Wires
Intrepid
lljrr
On
live
of
lcuirttiwc
VIOTORIA,
July
36:
-Premier
Tolmle
on
behalf
of
the
government
and.
people
of
the
province,
wired
Lieut.
Harold
Bromley
at
Taooma
today,
heartiest
wishes
tor
hit
Sucre
In
his
great
venture
In
blazing
the
aeronautical
trail
of
the
Taelfle
Ocean
and
expressed
confidence
that
he
would
ae-cmpllsh
the
deed,
which
among
many
aviation
triumphs
has
remained
undone.
Bromley
la
'awaiting
favorable
weather
condition
before
hopping
oft.
The
Princess
Louise
arrived
In
port
this
morning
at
730
and
sailed
again
at
SAO
for
Alaska.
Fred
Olendennlng
who
haa
been
spending
a
few
weeks
In
the
city
wUl
sail
by
th
Cardena
tonight
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
Held
at
Ice'and
.
to
right
are
Captain
Albion
!
;
i
WAS
DRflWNF.I)
Bodies
of
Campers
Found
on
Lake
Shore
in
(jutbec
Province
OTTAWA,
July
26.
Mrs.
J.
1
ii!rnJ
riii.uri
hAV
n
iiini:
iii
uri..
iiiii'm
iiiaarvis,
aim
wire,
mira
Mamie
Tage.
aged
86,
of
Hull,
and
Miss
Irene
Lagmont,
aged
32,
of
Hull,
members
of
a,
camping
party,
were
drowned
at
Houders
Iake,
Quebec,
60
miles
north
of
It
is
befieved
that
one
of
the
party
ventured
into
deep
water,
and
the
others
were
drowned
in
attempting
rescue.
There
were
no
witnesses
of
the
tragedy,
only
mrM
nmiiefi
in
luiffiiiif
sui
ncic
found
on
the
lake
shore.
NUCLEUS
FUND
1
!
FOR
GYMNASIUM
!
OTTAWA,
July
26.
"Canada
is
quite
willing
to
keep
Canadians
out
of
the
business
of
running
liquor
into
the
United
States,"
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler
stated
yesterday,
in
outlining
offers
designed
to
assist
Americans
in
stamping
out
liquor
running
from
Canada.
"Moreover,"
the
minister
stated,
"if
the
United
States
Authorities
wil'
insist
on
clearance
for
their
own
boats
to
enable
them
to
check
and
control
their
own
people
and
the
violation
of
their
own
laws,
the
Canadian
Government
is
quite
ready
to
consider
any
further
reasonable-
measure
of
co-operation
with
them.
The
minister
declared
that
practically
100
per
cent
of
the
rum
runners
were
Ame-ican
citizens,
who
ply
the
trade
with
American
Doais,
out
if
Canadian
citizens
and
Canadian
boats
engage
in
the
traffic
the
Government
will
be
nrewtred
to
enacl
letrialatinn
W1.
SIS
Caff1".
iPenPdinngteJ
....uv,
omutsiiin;
i
menu-
rf0orT
equipment
tor
the
countries.
dUtc
mining
cf
coal
fr
the
coast
Mr.
Euler
unequivocally
denied
market.
F.
B.
CnetUebunh
returned
that
the
Government
was
favoring
tne
liquor
interests'
in
return
for
cumnaiirn
funds,
nointinir
to
the
Iiirnl
action
tnkon
nirninst
.
hrou-nn
--.-...
and
j
distillers
j"
Vni
as
proof
of
this.
I
(l
I
l
AM
I
UILL
lllUIHli
VilllLr
Ulfc
TlVRQ
J
Kli"
aIPDTfaV
u
lUX
,,
Is
Ij,
Jo
Rest
yith
Impressive
r,i..MAj
I
I
r
n.i
Church
H
A7.RLT0N,
July
26.
Walter
B.C.
Coal
and
Land
Onrapany
ad-Gail,
who
has
been
chief
of
the
Joining.
Efforte
will
be
mad
to
Kispiox
Indian
tribes
for
seven-
brod1
immediate
market
in
teen
years,
died
on
Friday
last
in
preparation
for
the
day
when
the
thp
Hizeltnn
hnxnitnl
huge
dlstlUatkm
sehem
has
fceen
de-
'"The'
lndian
Unltffihuh.
Kis-
..
Piox'
was
fil,ed
to
capacity
when
Celebration
tmUV
M.mU
Over
R!V.
T.H.Wright.
B.A..
of
8S30
Toward
liuHdlng
HhKh
HRgeton
United
Church
conduct-
led
very
impressive
sen-ices
in
the
last
evening
church
and
at
the
grave
on
Tues-
tw,
wu
a
meetina
of.ttee
of
th.
d!I
day
afternoon.
All
the
neighbor-
SSmn.
Aid
A.
a.
Frud-
ing
Indian
tribes
were
represent-
homme
presiding,
to
decided
what
was,ed
in
large
numbers.
They
had
to
be
done
with
the
sum
cr
asss.
the
Mirplue
that
was
over
from
that
days,
celebration
after
all
expense.
wer.lmemory
of
the
dead
chlef
of
Kig.
P
I
Q
.
It
WB
QIXIUCU
IU
iv
HIV
aibvw
to
the
building
of
a
community
hall
or
""
The
Oyro
Club,
which
w
reprca-
"
mUn
ux
r-
w.u,h.
had
ted
a
campaign
Having
in
new
tne
duim-
cn:ei
01
me
lrspiox.
lie
was
ing
of
a
gytnnaaium
in
the
city
but
very
highly
honored
and
respect-h.it
iKUnil
tu
matter
lioolnr
that
the
.4
k..
oil
it.
MU,
Tiv
citv
might
ndcrtke
it.
Thia
,
having
fallen
through,
it
na
seen
ava
siiiisidiaif
uggi
nrl
h.
h.
nm
miBht
uain
o
into
the
matter
and
possibly
undertake
to
lead
a
campaign
with
a
view
to
Ing
a
building.
BRACKEN
FLIES
VANCOUVER
July
36
-En
route
to
Winnipeg.
Premier
Bracken
and
party.
flying
in
a
,uper-Fkkcnoplne
of
the
Weatern
Canada
Atrway
lett
thi
morning
tor
High
River.
Alt.,
via
Crow's
Nest
Taas
They
expect
to
make
the
flight
in
six
hour.
TISDALL
IS
NEW
C.
N.
MANAGER
MONTREAL.
July
3d:
Tls-
dsll.
aasl.tant
to
W.
A.
Klngsland
at
"
aesrsij
n,
"t'"--
-
n
manager
of
the
uxwtrrn
lines
of
the
c.N.n.
KNIGHT
OF
GRAIL
WON
THE
LIVERPOOL
CUP
THIS
AFTFERNOON
aZr:TZr&
Z1
P
today
Ore
Scot
.
an
second
and
Ilartrorcl
third
Ti-
race
was
worth
1.400
pound
t
tin
winner.
Most
of
Rum
From
Canada
to
States
American
Citizens
Minister
of
Customs
Declares
Canada
Willing
to
Do
Her
j
Share
to
Prevent
by
Keeping
Canadians
Out
of
the
Business
come
from
neav
and
far
to
pay,
their
tribute
Of
respect
to
the1
rxifay
Chief
Gail
united
with
the
i
,u.
..
:
mil
In
L
'
.
,
,
,
e
'
.
i
.
V
''e
?n"owirg
year
succeeded
his
un.le
Abraham
in
the
capacity
of
"I
u
oil
me
nanc
invnn
'J
h(1
hone8tv
and
industry
.
w
he
set
.
hJ
P'pie
a
gooo.
aaaA
examDle
example
Great
mate
ial
and
spiritual'
progress
has
been
made
during
his
term
of
office.
There
i.
a
school
and
a
well
organized
church
with
a
regular
missionary
(
and
field
matron
to
minister
to
the
needs
of
the
people
.
Tlie
Indians
were
much
inter-
sted
by
the
simple
and
impres
-
,
.ive
message
of
Mr.
Wright,
who
baed
his
remarks
on
"A
good
name
is
rather
to
be
chosen
than
riches."
The
.
,.hiers
remains
were
laid
to
,
the
beautifuj
ccrnctery
at
.
,
Mspiox.
ONE
BUYER
AND
ONE
PRICE
PAID
Thero
was
only
one
price
and
onlv
one
buyer
at
the
fish
ex
change
this
morning,
a
pretty
good
j
,
,nrf
fo
the
catcn
of
the
three
boats
offering.
The
Ca-
nadisn
Frsh
&
Cold
.Storage
Com-
pany
purchased
the
halibut
at
15c
Dm
Ih.
hnntn
hn
n
t
I
nil
vi
ni
viiij
tyvHtQ
uvui
t
Prosperity,
12,000
pounds.
Happy.
10.000
pounds.
.
DUcovery,
10.000
pounds.
N6
Canadian
boats
were
In
to-
auy-
'
The
Canadian
.nr
ateamer
Fr.n-
oew
Mary
t.
due
in
port
at
6
o'clock
tonight
and
Will
aali
aouth
again
at
.
10
1
Runners
DEVELOPCOAL
COPPER
RIVER
,ip,nt
scheme
Being
Eroived
Ieclare
It.
Chettleburgh
f,
,
r
"f-
to
TeUwa
this
week
after
an
absent
in
Vieteria,
y
tae
la-
tcrtw
News.
Last
February
Mr.
Ohet-
tleburgh
beeame
aeUvett
osnneeted
London
tnMresIa
takbae
over
the
TOkwrr
.Tr
ecu
deposit
for
exploitation,
sad
on
bu
preeent
rut
u
rareui
Mr.
Taggart
14
eonnoetion
wttlt
an
ag-
1
"
d!F!?Sat
?
,
t2222.t?taM
!J"
Tf?
uTg
TSSSZ
Zrn-
Ivorve
miinon.
of
douar
and
Z
an
opening
more.itnere
win
o
the
matter
of
marketing
oal
on
the
eoeat
and
ior
ine
local
maricei.
nw
smmhi.
tnent
wUl
result
In
operation
on
a
considerably
larger
scale
on
the
pro-
oertles
of
Telkwa
Oetllerlea
and
ths
roiiowtng
hi
present
trip.
Mr.
Chettlcburjh
will
Z
tTvVctorU
for
a
few
daya,
after
wtilch
he
wUl
spend
the
majority
of
hi
tune
draft.
tag
out
the
many"
interlocking
detail
nnecteo
with
th.
g
derdopmt
TuZ
JTTZ
OW
Country
capital
involved.
BENNETT
ASKS
FOR
PROTECTION
Country
Mioulil
Not
Be
Eronomlrally
Dependent.
He
Thinks
SPtLUMACHEBN.
JUly
38:
In
launching
hi
tour
of
British
Columbia
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
late
on
Thursday
uPn
T,rnf
lv
10
1,
,r,
cndi
conservauve
leader
urged
the
action
ror
the
protection
of
Canadian
Industry
and
workmen.
He
said
ttta
he
had
a
profound
conviction
that
the
country
could
not
remain
an
eoonomle-
any
oepenaeni
oouniry
ana
continue
so
be
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
POPE
BLESSES
200,OOOPEOPLE
first
Orclon
In
Man
Year
lor
Pontiff
to
I.ravr
Vatican
VATICAN
CITY,
July
J8:-Tbo
long
loluntary
Imprisonment
cf
the
Homkn
Catholic
PonUtfa
In
the
Vatican
oaaae
o
an
end
Thursday
evening
when
Fop
Plu
nergA
Sfcm
,lAlc
8i.
Feter
into
U&itohM
WM
J
ft
nd
blesd,
a
throng
of
two
"nundftd
thousand
people
who
knelt
befow
aim.
The
procession
left
the
Vatican
about
turned
and
a
h
FOUNTAINS
OF
FIRE
HAWAIIAN
MOUNTAIN
llim
Ifovuoll
Jut-
9fl
Thn
lZSi
on
Thursday
morn
ng
With
four
fountains
of
fire,
two
of
tnera
Nhnoting
flames
200
feet.
I