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New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Maritime Miscellany

assy 2.-~ssSsr G w Mijls tAmA. lett Pas.
| ess1ula for Havana wha burne,l to wst ef''s
! sdgc and nbatsionea hy crew wing are ot
hnard tht y 8 sebn,Arlna trs,ter Camden
nllas southwest OF i4ngEcrheua Key.
AsE i--Str Eushnoc tAni). left Kusafic
| end Snnt1a for tnis pofts part Ut cnrsu
y,,ssl VIM s2 i snss'ins g; y,ss, q pipe ths
noon: she wan previously repurted With
boiler trouble.
/ BALTIMORE. May s--str Axtcc tNor).
whish isit Tainyico .spril Is FOR this port,
cargo OF crude petroleun
BOSTON, May o~--Worsi way recefyed
from the str Hog Island (Am), that the
Pollock RIP Slue ltCktship was dying d
owing to rough weather the Hog Island
was unable to approach close to the light
ship. The str Esther Dollar (Br), rent 1
radio saying that the lightship did not
snswer her signals. Ltghtship apparently
MARSHrIELD. Ore. May g--Tho Jnpa-
nese freiyhtcr Tokuyo Mnru To nflrs vi seq
and sinsing fast in latitude 40 and
lorgitudc 1859 west. according to a radio
Service The srrny transport Buford is
standing by, picking up the crew of fifty.
who put off In boats.
:, NEW LONDON, Conn. May 2.--Ths
hoated YESTERDAY. after going going ashore as ore
Thursday OFT Block Island. arrived here
early to-day under her own power After
undergoing temporary repairs she will
proceed to New York to enter dry dock
PENSACOLA, April 2o--Schr Hortense
tAml. in port here, was sold BY s
TAMPA, Aprii ao--schr b L comeau
tBr) in port here, was Iibeled by the
vessel will trade between this port and the
West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03

Point isohos 70 8 Beibe : pN May /.
rolafiae Earnegat MAS Z.
Porto Rico 400 4 A'hiure siay l.
Sroin Maisl May 4.
Rnija#n 50 n Hatterns May &
kishennrn ESQ n Jupiter May =
: Vt podd 500 San rraaeiseo rN
ssboiawnn 100 Is A.nhsose Mnv i.
salsss sounsy ss sw sfoslls hai May i.
san Jovc io,s Il santa aisria Nav !.
san Jnnn syi sE Anoreee May i.
SO. Matse lso f:spc San Antan!o May i
s'ansa Ana 7so u Scotland IN May i,
ssnty THERESA lat All ha Ion 4; 40 MAY i.
santiago iss y Iiattsras Msy ],
San ssSsnsssa nssa' * nasT,ss niar5ss Mss Msy
sstattta 10 Nh Cape Henry May l.
schenec,ady ~ Hiimhcro May /.
sc,,,ask'i, schoansn soS ss 5 ,s' Msttrrss y May /
sonnrrset II sw cabe rss rear Mas May ).
stocsto;, @ sos from San Francisco 6 I'M
sarinsspe u g contcy Island May 1.
e. ss.ri voynGer 40 San Dlego May |.
franaplo so s. Scotland Lv May =
Tekoa $40 e Jupiter May j
The Angeles s75 IL Sandy Hook May 2.
Transportation IS So: ,.apo Cod May q
Venezuela e.77s w Honolulu 5 PM Apr 80
Vittorio. nnrnanueEc III 200 FL Ambrose
w l. staed las n Jupiter May i.
Waco 242 b Ambrose May D.
Walter u Mufaon c12 9 Ambrose Ainy I.
War Jandoll pd Key West May 2.
WsSi pM MGaannrsS Apr g. s'sas from San Francisco
West canas i,soa san Pedro PM
May |.
chasa IL IL ENE sE c.ps Cape Hsny sny May MAY
West Compo 120 s BY n Hattcras May 3.
West Harshaw 222 So South Pass May /.
West Keats ,ooS w Columbia Eter Apr 30.
West Nivaria ao0 " Columbia River 8 PM
May /.
Whestland Montana 557 from Vancouver
Apr 80.
Western Sea S Five Fathom Bank May l.
Went Seauana a.s31 y Balboa 8 PM Apr 80.
Wilhelniire l,0sC from San Francisco s
I, PM Apr 30.
Wilii'nantic Is Ambrose May l.
William Green 2i5 70 Tainptcc May
Winifred rs e Jupiter May J..
Naka lat Sa IS Ion 69 D5 May 2.
valsa so s San Pedro PM May /.
YucatAn 152 N Jupiter May l.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
American Ports

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Arrlved: strs:
Spo New york; ssnuE Masu sssp, ca
cutts. Via New York; Robin Hood. Rio DE-
Jansiro; Ethan Allan. Narvik; Clemsnes
Tampico. Sailed: Strs. Ramon Numbru
.sp). Genoa; Fort Gaines tNorl, Port
Fort Gaines. Port Maria: schr. d. NJ. Skin
ner, st; Gearges tEermudaD.
sehl Nans Ksya ea fsr nsy nss,on sed Msg
BosvoN. May s.-Arrived: strs Esther
dslphia; Everett, Norfolk: J. II. Devereur,
stantinople; sachem (sr>,- liverpool, San
rrsston, :, Cuba datter thrse MAY s:
tHrli rpiA LIYsrgqo ny rs%nN teosh Max a1 rr,v.a
strs Apaohe. New New Fork tand and sailed JacS.
sonville); Saxon. Wilmington, c; tug
ciincho, with barge Warener.. Havana:
ap5 5ap5 Wv NV sss0ns Yors Hsnns naeaes aes
Ayr Ayres; Roseaeurs yDan2 M Hsysna Sailed
Port Lobos; Briarwood lbr5. Avonnouth;
Lanslsy IseIys6N2,,4 fBr9. hiysrpSYpl. v sY. Nav
Str Van, Miami. Sailed: strs Merrimacis,
Philadelphie: Mohawk, New York; Lake
Ellenorah; Boston.
Melbourne P Smith, Cuba.
NORFOLK. May 2--Arrived. Strs Mo.
3avs, nermaas pns,a. rspita Mu5ru Ssp. Rot
New Orleans; West Galeta, New York;
schr Jesse {. Noyes. New York. Sailed
Str Hesleyside tBr}, Phiiadeiphia; British
Vine tBr), New Orleans; Kincardine (Br),
Gibraltar; Newton, New England.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. May 2--Arrived:
str 9 T WarinY, Baton Rouge: schr Sailie
Persfs Noyes, Key West.
PHILADELPHIA. May ARRIVED Stre
Salen tSwed), Baltimore, Amelia. Port An.
tonic; Essex. Boston. Sailed: Strs Casper.
Havre.. etc. West Hepburn. New York
Rushvlle, New York: Santiago. Vera Cruz
and Tampico; Devolente. Port Lobos; n
POET ,I,I. EADs. Nl.s May May s-Arrivsd: Str,
Toro; Chalmette, Havana; Ellis {Nor).
Tsla; Cianafjord tNor). Port Barrios;
White, Mexico; Lake Gorin. Vera Cruz;
Texas. Port Lobos; Trinidadian, Port
Arthur; Truxillo. Tampa; volturno Ut),
Norfolk. Sailed: Strs Coshuila Mex,
Tampico; Fueiol. Port Arthur. Hamlet
tNor>, London; Lucelium (I3r}. Tampico;
Maxine Conner (Cuban,. Havana; New
Quay tBr,. London; Q. r. warins. sayan-
Tsgwcigalpa tHond). Ceiba; zeeiandia
SAVANNAH May 2-Arrived Strs
Monviso u). Baltimore; Nantucket. Bal
timore land sailed Jacksonville)
TAMPA, Fla, May ARRIVED: Strs
Mobiles, Pensacola; Narwhal, Nueva
Corona.
PORTLAND. Me. May Arrived: Str
Jo1ncy. Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Japanese E eel
Competition IN
Pacific Tratle
minor, Y,scn Kaisha Line
ls Cutting Running Time
81 lis Vessels Sailing
From Seattle to Orient
American Ships Speeglier'
yards 5S5-Footers Tan
Make Run in 10 Days, as
against Other Boats Is

f,onpesition is growing sharper il
il trsaspacific carrying trade.
Following the action OF the Shipping
Bsard in assigning the 5s5-toot com.
ksst;on freight and passenger liners
Slser State. Bay State and Keystone
shse to the Orient run, the Nippon
yussn Kaishia Line, which has been
r,irksining sailings out of Seattle for
~s.rs, hss announced that the stcaming
8 s,,se will he cut and that the Japanese
ijners will make the voyage from Heat-
ii 10 Yokohama in thirteen days.
As the Shipping Board liners can
n.ke the run from Puget Sound to
ysiokama in ten days, If pressed, the
.siyantage lies with the American yes
ssls The first of these, the Wenatchee.
sSerated by the Admiral Line, he's ar
siyed in the Orient on its maiden trip.
The Fushimi Maru, which sailed from
Sesttie recently, is the first vessel Of
ihs japanese line to observe the thir-
feen-day schedule, but the Katori Maru,
Suua Maru and Kashima Maru will ali
make this time. They are coal burn
ets. Wills the Shipping Board vessels
bpsn fuel oil.
Whea al Ave Of the boards liners
sre operating from Seattle there will
81 uanspacific passenger sailing
(. from that port at least once a week.
The Keystone State will sail from
New York June 1, arriving at Seattle
June IS, and leaving there for the
orient July 9. The Silver State will
Il delivered to the Admiral Line at
New York, sailing from here June Is
and arriving in Seattle July 8. She
VII sail for the Orient July 80. The
Bay State is to be turned over to the
Admiral Line early in July, and will
lave New York for Seattle about the
middle Of July. giving the Admiral Line
total OF four liners in service by that
dste. The delivery date for the fifth
liner has not been announced.
The Shipping Board is running ahead
of the delivery schedule announced
esslier in the year. The third vessel
slloeated to the transpAcific route was
not expected to be ready until August,
while the fourth was to be ready in
September. By speeding UP construc-
sion work the third comes in June in
ssead Of August, and the fourth in
July instead Of September. With the
delivery Of the fifth vessel the Admiral
Line will inaugurate sailings from
Seattle for the Orient every other Sat
urday.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Foreign Ports
Ocparturc3 Tor Now York

dHERsoUR9 iaaDi Hsy May -ss s@str A''s1i Wheaton
(Jap), William II webb tfrom Hong
Kons), Durbon Maru (Jap) via San Fran
TELLIcHERRY, April s7--str Laertes
ROTTERDAM. April ss-str plpestone
ANTWERP, April 2s--str !rishman tHrl
GENOA. April 25-strs Regina d'Italia
90; IS, city Of st Joseph; ~, Fenchurch
GIBRALTAR. April so-str Hibernia
(Swed) (from Genoa).
LIVERPOOL. April so-str Collamar
BORDEAUX. April ss-str Montana
c GcHEiR1srrANIA. April ao-str United
BARBADos. April 27-str cushnos
(from sna,.Ss Santos2; 9, q 2,; Bsitimore -
tania (Br).
Arrivals From New York
GENOA. April 24--Str Olympic (Fr)
NAPLES. April aT-Str San Giovanni
sAyoNA. April s7--str siiese trr,.
TEN -TsIN. April as-str Knight Com
RoTrnRDAM. April so--str waaldijk
DxKAR. April so--str Tuckanuck.
vIGo. April se-str La Bourdonnais
(Fr).
oDENsE, April s4-Str Ageroen (Nor>.
CUxHAvEN, April ec--Str Lituania
{Dan).
MoNTEv1DEo. April 2e--str strinda
(Nor).
LISBON. April as--str Britannia (Fr)
ANTWERP. April 2a--Str Lake Fair
port.
Dollar fBr).
GIBRALTAR, May str cancpic (Br),
via Boston Tor Naples.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Marine Reports
faxures Indicated are stsAdara tims.
TtlE rstiN !
Arrived Yesterday

ssr Nlagars sFers. Hamburg Aprit "a II
the C4nipxgnie Gensra,e Trnnsatsantislue
NM wMn p p, cae'n, ISs sscernse pass and
SIR BerFvnstjord gNor), christfania
aprla u sssvasger and Bergen April "a,
mats and nsdaes Anchored on puarah-
TINE; vsHsel viii dock noon to-day ii SOth
str csro.sa, Arroyo April ii, Yasucoa
Any.t -. Te5arttn April Is. tu A III Tsuil
- :. sos With snEar; rier %. Bskiyns
@f 8, Mans ss AlsSantsr ,s ssra psrasas April
$40 secentts i.@Ss ssscrage pass Nnils AMI,
taast aneharsd OF Qasrpntlnr vess.
VII aoYk st rter y. n'klsn. .his q.
Ss'a'sasnis "a; Gsmessle Sc Trsnsat'sntiaus. With
pass r es Norss sna g sfsr saass npsn ssr ~ r.
e, Santos April I, ST Thomas April 81. Is
the American stnr Line. With islduo Pie-
I, Bush Decks, Bklys
the Texas Co. with crude oil; TidewAtcy
Docks. Bayonne, N j.
Str Espsranss, Tampice Aprn 81. Pro-
Arril as. to the New York / Cuba Msis
Steamship Co, with IS pass. malls and
Puerto Colombia April 30, t. the carihhcan
Steamship Line, with mdse; Qi&r 3. H1a>-
pirc stores H'klyn.
90. to the Furnrss Bernas,a Eine With eco
pass mails and n,ase; Pier aS. N r.
Stt Waiter A Muneun Mstanzgs Arril
~. to the Mrnson SteAmship Line, with
SUGAR; Warmers Refinery, Edgswatsr. n j.
STR Thode Fagcland tNor), fsucnos
Ayres March 80, Trinidad April 2s. to tho
Kerr Steamship Line, With iinscea. II OF
str comus New orleans Aprn "a. to the
ss9s Southern Pacific Co, with pass and ndse;
str Thorgerd {Nor). Matansas Aprl, s7,
to the Munson Steamship Line with
sugar. Warmers Rehncrv. Edeewater. J..
Schr Nat l. Oorton. San AndreAs April
10. to Franklin. Baker a Co, with Cocoa
nuts: 1T ot Verona 1t. Bklyn
Schr Katherine May, Bath, Me, April
IS to Pend.eton Bros, with indse: Pier
A, Lehixh valley f n. N j.
Str West Hepburn Philadelphia April
40. to U S Australasia Line; anchored
str Rushvilie Philadelphia May l, to
& CUBA Mail Line: anchored oft Bay.
Motor ship Landvard tNor). Jackson
vile April 20, tn S 9 Stray g. Co. with
fsdsc; Pier 46 B'klyn.
Str Ausaale Philadelphia April 30, to
Foreign Transport g. Mercantile Corp;
Pier ss, II. Vessel passed in uniden-
titled May l.
Str Polnrine. Texas city: to Robert l.
Hague, with crude oil; anchored Off Tofnp-
kinsyille. S l.
Str San Pablo (Br). Truxilio April a7
to the United Fruit Co, with mdse: an
chored off Quarantine.
Str Cssrgeanna Wecme, Baltimore April
30; 70 Halschaw s s Co, with mdsc; an
chored off Red Hook Flats. Bkiyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03

Fsors The Tribunals Washington Bu-eau
WASHINGTON, May Army orders
Issued to-day follow
Air Service
Waller. 1t. A. E.. to Sacramento.
osiIss. Ii. + F. s.. to to sacramsnae. 81 Ssnasnen'o
WcrshinFton. 1t. r. s.. to Sacramento.
asyisy. II. =. b., to Sacramento.
ss sssasds s. csps sf g to sa sasaaanta msmp,on.
R.sSy. Capt. 4. B.. to Hampton. n.0A'
Hss.li. sn y, G.. to Hampton.
sasn.v hmea. CAPT. T. ". to Mitchell Field.
nmlta * ]. A., to Hampton.
waSws Il J. H. to Camp jackson.
Z wassler, Capt. 9. r., to Dayton.
1eBoy, Capt. r. b., resigned.
Dental Corps
White. Capt. j. H.. to % Camp JACKSON. sn
swaeelIey. Capt. w. W.. to Camp Grant.
xNiey, Capt. II. r., to Camp Jackson.
Engineers
s2sna Maj: 3. c., to New York.
s'smins' Maj. 3. r.. to Camp Humphreys.
PAT NJ, Capt. R. O. 20 Waiter Reed Hos
;.; Peter; Capt NJ. A.. to Walter Reed
g.yns5 s.s, Capt. W. X. to Walter Reed Hos
Nsyer. Maj. NJ. c.. to Washington.
Cavalry
Sellln Capt. p. c., to Brownsville.
Asnu'es, Il. b. w, resigned.
Infantry
4sndolph. 1t. Col. g.. to Fort Leayen-
Aoehler. Maj. G. r.. to Camp Meade.
(, Field Artillery
sy, u L. b., to Camp Travis
AsWDcads Col. H. L., to Camp Dix.
Miscellaneous
Stone, Ii c. f., Fin. Dept, to Charleston.
844QA1 IN
Arsenal
sasfansr. Capt. J. H. 5r.. sig. c.. to Camp
Deck. II. L. L., Vet. C., to Camp Dix.
gsoe, Capt r. b., c. A.. to Fort Monroe.
ss,nllesser. Capt. A. j.. U. 3. A.. to Doug
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
ytvw TIE Tvibuns's Wa.Airgton Barssx

ffoss The Tribxns's Washington Bays6w
,..MASHINGTON. May Navy orders
ssasd to-day follow:
nnesustinc. 1t. G.. o.. to e. s. Quail.
n{Stsmans 1t. A f.. to u. 3. 8, O-6,
~ ssssststmeier, 1t. H.. TO u. s. 8. Bushnell.
hevennah
css'.ys. ccsssy. Il. W. E., to U. s. S. Hancock.
cossaus Com. j. H.. to u. s. 3. Maryland.
- aeI II. L.. to Annapolis
6~Sssh, 1t p. j., to Portsmouth.
Hss,Ss IL. p. Al to Y. s. $. Black
TSssss.ss.er, 1t w. to Norfolk.
Hssss Hss IL s.. to u. =. i. Bushnell.
anpson. astssl. Ems. u. w. 70 U. S. ReinA
| a'ss, e ss,;.I Ap. clk G. H. 10 .. $. S. Rapps-
! ssss; 'sss:. Ems. J. g.. 10 q. s. s. Reina Nor
fSssss'marsk. 1t. g.. TO U. 8. i. Arisoua.
2Sssp sssx.p Ill = H., 70 Annapolis.
isssss Ens g., 10 u. s. 8. Cara ba ssett.
ss.sn,. ray elk. r. w. to san Francisco
Ssras Ens. H. g.. to Y. s, 8. Rolna
5Sesr. II, A.. to VI. s. S. Beaver.
3 kb,esat II. ". s.. to u. s. S. beaver.
4 Nersssu Ems w. ~, to u. S. s. Reina
:ifses Mach. II. c.. to New YORK.
Tia;tes Ti;ttsess IT. q, TO u. i. s.. K-7.
1t. r. L.. Ia u. 81 s. Ws nin Az
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
raa1s-P Parifir Mails

The cornsgt!nt mail. cscnc at ,hc cen
sras 81 FettoNcc snd City Hail postoYi%r
s'sstsfu New York, at j.. ia, 80 follows:
sanan Cores, China, siheria, Frsnch lrao-
@ snlna mnd Netherlands Vast Indies (ex-
vcpt HumaerNS. via vsnvnuyer ana yir.
1arnn ,SrIa' Nc. =. 9. ssssnshln atontsagle. May l.
lands East snsiics Especially sttdresse "a
Only, nniy,s vie san francisco, xtcamshiu
. TJikeMbang. May &. - =
HawSh and specially addressed mail for
.sa aaMpa q SoreN ant! China. via San Fran.
uSscos steMmshtp TcAyo Maru NAV <
hsiinina. Atay s. ~ wv.
Hawaii. phistppine fwiaox. s,r~t, s,.4.,5s
,ss 1menss Sna specially addressed mail fn,,
Indta aaa ceyien, Ma aan gr.,ncissa ci,s ,sn
!. ~ " sninrnsp Creole Ststs May 4 49,
shpAn, Corca. China Descent shanrt /,
Sisy, n,..,I s,l,,efa Ftench indschina and
'snsis inatrs, ~ Eass snas indies tssccpt su-
Maru, May 4. iAa'ori
Sonlas May III ~''A'H'p Mat
aswsh. samoan ISLANDS. Auxt-ai,s 80
ship Sonona, May 81. sscan'-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Cleared

Str Sixaoia (Am). Captain Lam. Puerto
Colombia, Santa Marta and C-istohal;
United Fruit Line.
Str Dante Altghiori It), Captain Nan
caro-, Naples and Genoa; Mcdonnell &
Truda.
Str Aauitania t5r). Captain Charles.
Cher5ourg and Southampton: Cunard Line.
Str J NJ Danziger tAm) Captain Groves.
Tarnpico; Pan-American Petroleum &
Transport Co.
Str Kossuth Qt). Captain B Media,
Venice and Trieste Phelps Bros.
Str Eastern Crown fAn1) Captain r
Rose. Auckland, Napier, Wilmington, Lyttel-
ton, Timuru, Dunedin, Melbourne, Ade-
laide United American Line.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Montreal To Be Busy Port

Thirty steamers of the Canadian Gov
eminent Merchant Marine will make
acntreal their home port during the
navigation season of 1921. Altogether,
tsn cargo services will be run, to all
parts Of the world.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Sailed Yesterday

strs Drottnin ghoIm tSw) Gothenburg
City OF ST.. Louis, Savannah; Standard,
Tuxpam Jefferron. Norfolk: Torrey Nor
folk: J NJ Dsnziger Tampico: U s Put
nam, Rhode Island; U $ Haraden, New
port, r T., Schr. J X Mitchell {Am), Ber-
muds Joinar, Norfolk; Beilersy (Br),
Ipswich.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Berth Changes

Vessel Transferred to
Colon Pier 81, " r
Schr Elisha Walker. ....... .Cartaret, ~ ]
Estonia. ......... .Shewan's . ID, Bklyn
S1hr Florence Phillips. Oak Point, e r
hazernbe Anchored In Jamaica BAY
Lake Geneva Pier IL Bklyr1
Lake Traverse ~. National Refinery, L C
Matura. Pier "a Bkfyn
MUNRO. .......... Robins d u, Bklyn
Salaam, m,.........i.......s.Ft eafh st. Bklyn
Tuscan Prince. Pier 4, Bush D, Bklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
Outgoing Steamships

Tho hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
ARMY Orders

Fsons The Tribunals Washington Bnreau
WASHINGTON, May Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-25
WANTS BANKS TO
CARE FOR FARM
Federal Reserve Head
Recommends Liberal
Treatment
LOWER CREDIT BARS
Agriculture Must BE Made
Remunerative or Whole
Nation Suffers

BY w. II. ATKINS.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The
American farmer must be kcut in
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-04

cyclical Letter OF Ours, to place be
fore you AMI 70 make known 10 you
the expression of Our deep gratitude
a spirit of philanthropy, you have ex'
tended to Us both by individual per
sona donations and through the sus-
taining assistance and alleviating In.
strumentality OF the Near East Relief
Organization. individually and Collec-
lively, combined In one body as II
were. you gave and you brought to Us
the fruits of your offerings. to the Fal-
walton and protection of Our Flock
MISUNDERSTANDING which We attrib-
ute 10 The rigours OF the War of Lib
GRAFTON. and to the cruelty of Our i'm
placable Oppressors.
an expressing Our thanks for your
generosity and for your evangelical
commisseratlon. We. as the recognized
Head of Our Spiritual Children. COM
prlsing the. entire Armenian Nation,
would be glad TO view your acts Of
mercy us tokens OF your continued as
sistance ia the future. and that II is
your purpose to continue TO assist Us
in Our regeneration and complete lib
Grafton. in the habiliment of self
governing Nation. With these things
In mind We appeal to you all; 10 he
Prelafes of your Churches: to your
devout bishops. Our Brethren and he
loved In Our Lord Jesus Christ to r1en
endowed with political and civil acu-
men, to those who have been called
upon by the Lord In the Conduct of
Public Thought; and to every soul In
which rhe spirit OF Christian philan-
fhropv CLOVIS. Come to our defense
and ~ the cntse of the Freedom of
Our Flock Come from the pulpits of
your Churches: from the seats of your
Council Chambers from the platforms
of Public Associations: from the sane
tum ~ your Journals. Raise the mighty
volres OF your Nation and OF your SYM
pathetic people. as those of unfa!lins
and unfalferlng friends. We need them
for the salvation OF Our Flock tor
turcd In body and soul through con-
tur'es Of suffering. And Our people
viii forever stand In history MS Wit
ness thai Great Nation. prolific of
stretched IFS helping hand and
mighty arm TO raise them up.
"'rhe Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ.
and Our thankful Blessings be with
you all. evermore. Amen.
GEORGE v.
"Cathollcos and Supreme Patriarch of
An Armenians"
During the VIII. year of Our Pafri- |
Archaic nj the Mother See of Ararat-
Etchmindzin the Holy.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1921-03-04
PRESIDENT GETS
LETTER FROM HEAD
OF knAENIAN CHURCH

Washington. Archbishop Khorcn.
whose archeplscopal see IS Erivan. cap
ital OF The Armenian Republic. Jour
neyed seven thousand miles to present
President Wilson one of the quaintest
and most touching documents In he
archives OF the State Department II
is Illuminated by the monks Of Etch-
mladzin. the seat of the Armenian
church since It's separation from the
Greek church. after the Council or
Chalcedon IN the year 451.
The Encycleal Letter, which the
Archbishop presented to the President.
reads:
GEORGE Servant of Jesus Christ
and 10y the Omnlscient VIII OF God.
Arch-PrIest and CATHOLICOS or
ALL THE ARMENIANS, Supreme
Patriarch of the highest Armenian See
of Ararat and of the Apostolic Mother
Church al Etchmiadzin the Holy.
ITO The NOZZLE CITIZENS OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
"AFFECTIONATE GREETINGS
AND BLESSINGS from tie CATH
OI.ICOS OF ALL ARMENIANS. and
Apostolic Chief of the Holy Church OF
Armenia
with placid. profound feelings OF
devotion. we desire. through this Sn-
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irrigation OF his lands. and that the
company has commenced and contin-
ues to do So :"
Now, If it be a fact. and we
must take it to be fact from the
pleadings herein, that there has not
been an ample supply of water actu-
ally furnished for the reclamation
of large tracts OF the land embraced
in the project, and there has been
no actual reclamation, it follows
that the appellant company has not
been injured and is not, therefore, in
position to maintain the suit
against the officials of the state" .
'eThe application then made by
plaintiffs assignors (the proposal to
construct the works., contained the
statement that 10000 acres could
be irrigated under h project
scheme They evidently we're in err
ror in the very initial step they
took. The board, for is information,
referred the proposal to the State
Engineer, but the report of that Off
cial cannot be held to have been in
formation upon which plaintiff enter
ed into the contract The state of
Idaho made no representations to
the original projectors in reliance
upon which they were induced to
enter upon project pursuant to the
Carey Act The record shows that
certain individuals made a written
proposal to the state land board and
set forth that they had been engag-
ed in surveying and estimating up
on the Salmon river project and
wished to build irrigation works to
cover and irrigate and make the
lands fit for agriculture. They
asked the board to have the land
segregated and stated that If their
application W s approved they
would have a corporation formed to
undertake the work. In due course
their proposal was accepted and they
or their assignee, this plaintiff be-
came bound"
Eve cannot see that by action
of the state land board and the Sec
rotary of the Interior n approval
Of the original project, rights be-
came vested in the appellant and
precluded inquiry into the ultimate |
fact of reclamation when application |
was made for patent; and as Incl
dental to the investigation into the |
amount of water required to re-
claim
This opinion upholding that of
Hon. F. S. Dietrich Of the United |
States District Court at Boise, in the
view that the right of lien of the
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construction company reaches only
the acreage to which it furnished an
ample supply of water.
The original proposal on the Oak
ley project was to irrigate more than
43, 900 acres of land. This was vol
unfairly reduced to about $4,000
acres and at about the same time
that the above action was taken on
the Salmon the State Land Board
decided upon request of the Settlers
Association made in June, 1915, to
reduce the acreage on this project TO
20,500 net irrigable acres.
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