The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-04-08
I'M SUBMARINE
KS TO BOTTOM


niRhtfai faded this
Ul ben chain loop attached
led craft slipped and the
ISIS back again on the bed OF
Optimistic Of The naval
conceded tonight that
s.. DO reasonable chance Of
E ~ Y submarine 5 crew of y
|SE H. taken out alive. The
kNI EEiger California, from the
iseS. E naval station, had lifted
IS M eeU before tue lnishap oc-
plunged the vessel back
-- ia Of the submarine crater
- sd lodged.
au N1Bly, however, fresh ef-
N egun to obtain another
IL. NN WI bulk. Owing 10 the
Oy 'Ng so fathoms--of the sub
sting place and the pc
Atfon Of the oceans floor
snyii N1 outside Honolulu's har-
OF passing chains under
Extremely difficult. Div
|nMo NN eork effectively at that
0'S NN the casting about for a
sarIly more or less hap.
\ OF IL M mother ship Of the sub
la here, is lending all
NIN TO the dredger. As soon
Is elevated to a point
ANe Hiyers can operate, lifting
MiIl be made fas to the hulk's
and alnrn. and then it will he
hKatlNely easy for the dredger to
AS aHbmarine to the surface.
ers worked with feverlsh
| Thu cheered by confident pre-
efbe officers that life would
w some of the F.4's crew il
o eoitld he raised to the sur
eH light.
sns,. ke numerous heaTt.break-
r. I, Once a cable, groani
a * e dead weight Of the hulk,
5, An ged, releasing its hold on
;ah,. 'er, just after chain
-. nccesSfully passed und
.. ssA slipped of the smooth
~ e disappointment of the
n relA ffhed its climax when the
sitter baving been raised the
loht. again shook off the chain
: q Yaak
bubbles rising to the surface
were taken to indicate that at
|rtms ono os tue F-4's three compart-
u lEh h4a bnrst.
onas nieyed that the bo1ieS OF
~ aAe eFew vii he found in the
i. hfd compartment, the smallest
strongest of the three.
e., ~ vel ID the crew residing here
~ :, y N Nandon hope.
/" tackle with which the rescue
'"' are nQnipped is said to be hard
,..alanats Tor emergency work OF
" Kind Need of diving suits for
water was apparent, officers
|" md the big dredger, they
az" ted cut was so unwieldy that
iea difaculty was being experience
|rU Inanipnlating the cable cradle
mhAoh II Is hoped TO obtain a
lean aflp Ga the submarine.
|lleys lalna6a ia Honolulu has been con-
ideuna Il alout half its normal ca
hg since Rord-came that F4 was
|noWnIs1feas All army social affairs
|ity been oanceed and tile work Of
IS. te6cua assels is closely folloWe ed
will he entire population.
|eoOh tfn WoFk vas resumed late today,
toifr IL iia been decided To continue
lnles esunn lIH night. the first heavy
ne1 81 cnaiFl cast from the dredger
|odlI f0rnl snght the hull OF the sub
fnn. nafA moment later slipped
rep ln nHlng hauled I'm for new
|ek Z ole cHain was fisked with gray
hes palnl
y a na and third casts proved
+ MlaM h0k the workers again he-
p Cha nfk Of maneuyeIiHg the
no ~ afeaNe about the buoyed spot
|pe0snaAN lich lies the helpless craft.
|e oQnna6 ID hour TO complete this
f m'
clea naitlne. March 27.-At the
|An of s which brought no re
80 k raw department from
|orn e4 Rear Admiral Moore, com
hisinR tnk naval station ut Homo
nor cDnmander Smiths o. the
Ood snbmafins division Of The Pa
are feei alc,als had abandoned all
- slsat ~ VI the officers OF crew
|lSF aafien f survive, No woru
- heen Esceiyed since last night,
|lOtm Admirsl Moore report . the
lice 81 suoaafrged in 81 faihoms Of
le Ter
lie 1aaie a1ps sas found in an early
l. tfllcsai Ieport that ships had dis