Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-28 | Page 2 | Traditions Maintained

Trariitions Maintained. VANCOUVER, B. Oct. 27. Krnsr- mentary retorts sent out from the I'rln-0eaa I'rln-0eaa Hophfft before she took her In -it plunye Indlrated that members of the crew lived up 10 the traditional heroism of the sea. D. M. ROMaaon of Vancouver, Van-couver, her WlrelesJ operator, afurk to bii post till the end and nn late ai d o'elo'-k on the night, of the foundering sent out oUs. Robinson'i last maaaage said the Sophia So-phia was slnklnff. In answer, the :. H. H. Cedar made laai vain attempt throuni the bllndloK storm to approach the yr-rU. No bin could be seen of ihe Sophia lo the sforrn. W'heiher she bsd elrewdy (tone down, or whether stie 4 lung precariously to the rocks for several mote 0 11 1, prtfhahly never will be known. The Cedar, unable to make her anchor bold In the narrow ' hu o n l. tiKalnst the storm, pi 1 1 L k to f" ws I ert.