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Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01
new CANADIAN WHEAT
GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT

Pedirreed seed of the Kitchener
wheat a new variety originated by Dr.
SeaEcr Wheeler the noted plant
breeder at Rosthern. Sask.. Canada. is
being grown on the Sweet Seed Farm
at Carbonate. Colo, this season, with
"A view to Introduction in the principal
spring wheat areas OF tho intermoun-
taoin region. II is an early maturing
hail and frost resistant. number hard
wheat Of exceptional milling qualities
destined to command premium of 10
to IL cents "A bushel over spring va
rictics now generally grown in Colo
RADIO and neiEhboring states.
The first importation was made by
Lou d Sweet In 1920. coming in under
tho Canadian Seed Growers assooia =
ton certificate No. s9ss. This was
grown In a seed plot and tho yield
from an acre and onc-tenth was 1iir
bushels OF grain that tested IS pounds
The harvested grain was cleaned.
selected and treated and sown this
spring on 10 acres OF potato ground
Prcsert prospects Indicate n hounti-
ful harvest which will result in the
dissemination OF several carloads OF
pedigrecd Kitchener seed The matter
is being taken up with Farm Bureaus
in tho san Luis valley. Gunnison val
ly and northern Colorado. with n Wow
TO having tho seed distributed as wide
ly as possible Western Farm Life.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01
Rattlesnake Buttes News

Another big rain visited this section
Thursday afternoon.
ctas. Hcndricks harvested his rye
this week.
C. II. Sch.li merchant. and postmast.
er WAS Pueblo bushes, visitor tn.
first OF the week
Miss Gladys Hamilton lief. for Pu.
ohio Monday afternoon.
Charley Butler is harvesting his
wheat this week.
Mrs. c. II. Schsil and daughter Jean
have returned from a several weeks
visit with relatives in Denver.
The women's club picnic was no.
we'll attended Wednesday on account
OF the rain.
Mrs. Tim. Egrermau spent the greater
part OF the week with her husband
and sons in Pueblo.
The early corn IL looking ane and
several OF our HON esneadors report tina
they will have roasting ears In another
week.
Thorc who go fishing. report nne
fishing at the big Cucharas dam and
reservoir. A great number from Wal
seneurs spend their vacation here.
Mrs. =. l.. Wright from Colorado
Springs ia visiting her uncle George
Butler,
Mrs stone and her mother. Mrs
Cruthcr from Squirrel creek who have
bean visiting at the George Butler
home for some time. have returned
home.
George ". wookey has Just returned
from Colby, Kansas. vnere no has
becn working In the harvest.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01
MODEL RANCH FOR SHEEP
BOTH SIDES OF THE CREEK

A visit was made to r. n. Carpen-
ter's Elk Creek ranch above Sspinero
and We we're surprised to SEQ the
improvements he has made in the
past two years Mr.. Carpenter has
one 81 the best sheep ranches In Gun
nison county. and every year he clears
and plants more ground TO hay and
timothy, until now he has hay fields
on both sldes Of the creek for nearly
a mile. + n. says his crop Is almost
ready to cut and within another week
no will start at It He has erected
fine large barn and several large
sheep sheds, 50 II II becomes necee-
sary, he can winter part Of his sheer
on his ranch. Nontrose Press.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01
COMING VEHICLE
FOR SHORT HAUL
IN The COUNTRY

Even within sound of the roar Of
the giant trucks hauling food mud out
of Pueblo, and conceding the SUCCESS
and Indispensable character of the
ship by-truck system now operating
between cities of Colorado. the aver
age observer refuses to give UP the
faint notion that the future may yet
develop some different method of
of stawny roads stretching across the
slopes and thru the valleys of this
country of magnificent distances
That this idea has some foundation
for conjecture Is proved not by pos
Tive features but rather ny negatives.
The truck freightlng is all very tipe
but 1t seeems to reach a well recog-
nized limit
Therefore many of us read with
great interest the article on The
Trollihus" presented in the Automo-
bile section OF yesterdays Sunday
Chieftain.
II states that the Trollfbus lie IN ac-
tual operation in the city of Richmond.
It is not an entirely new idea; The
principle of its mechanical working was
given elementary trial in Europe two
or three years ago and is probably
now in use in a suburb of Paris
The Trollibus is run by electric
power has a trolley wire but no track.
therefore must he much less expensive
of construction than any railroad. II
may be the long awaited vehicle va
need for transportation over a thou
sand desirable short-haul lines such
aa tho road to Beulah. the road to
Avondale. the road to Rye, etc.
Therefore the story makes prompt
appeal to the farmer folk, as to others.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01
FINE COLORADO WHEAT
AND IN BIG QUANTITY

Raca county farmers are olhted
a. the excellent wheat yield this year.
This section is all dry land and the
wheat shows az good grading % any
raised IN Kansas. one million bushels
iE tho estimated Yield for Rsc1 county
and the farmers are getting top prices
on the mArket.-Chieftain Corre-
tnnhdonL
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

A small hoy was scrubhing the front
porch OF his house tho other day when
n lady called.
is your mother I'M" Fhc Inquired.
do YOU think I'D be scrubblnG tho
porch II she wasn't" was the. rather
curt rcplN.-O. 4. L Rmllnfln.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

Joseph W. Fordney, Michigan
congressman. is father of the pend
ING tariff bill. Fordney Is chairman
OF the powerful ways and means
committee and has sat in the lower
house of congress since 1899.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

cred an entire year. and it is believed
that for all practical purposes the to-
tails may be considered representative
of the industry for the calendar year.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

Pa. what's postgraduate
"A fellow who graduates from one OF
those correspondence schools / sup
rose. - Boston Transcript
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

William Hutchinson and family loft
yesterday by auto for Pueblo. which Ia
their frat stop on tho way to the
mountains for two weeks vacation
MIR. Hutchison intends to do some fish
Ing and they will visit many of the
beauty spots OF the state.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

During tho recent electric storm
lightning struck a chimney on tho rosi-
dence of g. r. Thomdn on South Fifth
street Beyond dcmoiishinG the chin
done Mfr and Mira. Thoman were at
home but escaped injury.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

a II. DcVault, has formed part
norship with Mayor +. j. Wagner for
the purpose Of doing n general real
estate business. Tho new firm will
have their offices with +. n, Draper on
East Olive street. Mr.. DC Vault came
here from Lafayette. Indiana and will
mako his home in Lamar.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

Mrs. Katherine Van puyn. ot rue-
bio. is visiting her daughter MiHs II
NJ. Van Duyn Mt lamar, Colorado
over tho week end.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

tomary methods lie heavy fruit r'rup
rather than ielv
rectin may hc saHiry extracted from
apples. also from the citrus fruits. and
kept raadv FOR use With juices dAat
Lack the ingredient.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

Mira Creole Davis gave sS o'clock
dinner at her home ios W. Maple In
honor Of Mrs * NJ Van Duyu who
iH visiting here for n few DAYS. Tho
table was very tastcfully dc Grated
with n variety Of beautiful n>wers.
The guests were Mrs Van Duvr. Miss
Van DUN, Ruth Goodwin. chariot, 70
Davis. wnyn. and Elsmnre Davis and
the hostess Mrs Greed. H. DAVIS
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-08-01

" r Miller, who has been with INC
American Beet Sugar compsuy Al
Rocky Ford, has MAYED To Lamar and
TN tho future viii 10 with the firm ri
jiller Brothers, Overland dea'erE
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
SAILED.

Strs Comanchc, Charleston and Jackson
VILE; Manchuria Hamburg via Plymouth and
Cherbourg: Empress of India (Br), Liver
pool: Graciana (Br), Newport News. Alex
andria. &c; Lackawanna tBr), Manchester; !;
Tucatan. Havana. &c: New Britain. Ant
Philadelphia: America Utap. philadelphia.
Naples and Genoa: Everglades. Jamaica
Bay: Mnddeouet, Cardiff: Stanmore tBr) !,
Glasgow; Bayern (Ger). Hamburg; City OF
st Louis. Savannah; Hamilton. Norfolk: /:
Bibbco. Buenos Aires Via Boston: Gaiiieo
sttrs Cananova, San Juan; wicringen
Dutch. Sharpness; Santa Theresa tBr),
Havana.
Uss James X Paulding. sea.
u S Mallard and Lark. Vineyard Haven.
schrs Sally Wren, Charieston Richmond.
Tug Ienrico. towing . barEes (passed out
Sandy Hook at f2 40 PM.
Sailed 9Th, tug Bristol. towing barge Wal
than. Fall River for Newport News (and
passed out Sandy Hook at : AM same day..
Sailed 9Th. str Pennsyivanian. San Pedro.
The corrected reading of the barometer
reduced 10 sea leve) at New York on
Thursday. Oct @, 1921, nj AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
t,venty-nine and ninety-five hundredths
l2a p5) inches. This closely approximate
seven hundred and sixty and seven-tenths
f760.7) miliimeters. Captains Of all vessels
NOW wing IN or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advnntageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adiuotmert.
Wind NJ Sandy Hook. Pm, NV. miles;
clear; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
ARRIVED.

str Carmania tBD. Liverpool Sept q.
Queenstown 2sth and Halifax Oct Z. to the
Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd, with 235 first.
s66 second and 337 third olasa passengers
malls and mdse. Went to pier "a. North
River.
and sundsvaal f7th. 10 Moore e. Mccormack
with mdse. Went 70 foot OF 18th street, Eas.
River.
-. 70 Funch. Edyc 4 Co, with mdse. Went
10 pier 3. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Ea8tgate (f3r). st Vincent. CIV. Sept
20. TO Louis Dreyfus q Co. in ballast. An
chored of stapleton: 81;
Str City Of Norwich tBr), Hong Kong July
o. Manila 18th. Singapore Aug 6, Penang
10Th. Port said Sept Z. Oran 10Th and Bos-
ION Oct 4. TO Norton, Lilly & Co. with mdse.
Str Donald Mckay. Melbourne July ~.
Lyttleton Aug Q, wellington iith. Napier 1871
and Cristobal Sept %. 10 the New York and
Australasia Steamship Co. with mdse. Went
Str Tivives, Puerto colombin Sept %,
Santa Marta 10th and Kingston Oct 2. 70
the United Fruit Co, with passengers, malls
Str ) A Bosiwick. Lobos Sept 2s. TO Robert
Z Hague. With crude oil. Went to pier 8.
Constable Hook, Nj
Str Virginia. Lobos Sept 2s. 10 the Texas
Docis, Bayonne, NJ.
Str John u Rockefeller, Lobos Sept 2s. 20
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil. Went TO
Sir | G white, Tamplco Sept 2s. 10 the
pnn-American Petroleum and Transport Co.
wiiA crude oil. Went TO carteret. Nj
to tbo F,,rness- bermuda line, with paaeeril
gers, mails and mdse. Anchored In Quar-
Nssr Creole. New Orleans Sept 30. to the
rndee Went 20 pier 80. North River.
Str Collamer, Baltimore, TO the Cosmopoii-
tan Shipping Co. Went TO Bayonne, M.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

PORT swETTENHAM. Oct 3--saAied. ST.
City OF Canton (Brl, from fokonaSna ioi
Boston and New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 6--Sailed- str HaVer-
ford (Br), from Liverpool for Philadelphia
ROUEN. Oct f-Arrived. str Einantei Nobel
(Belg). Philadelphia.
SANTA MARTA, Oct 4--Sail0d, str san
Mateo. Philadelphia.
SANTOS, Oct 4--5ailed. str MiITtna WASH
ington, New York Ui.300 bags coffee)-
SHIELDS, Oct 2--Saiied, str Sfroma <brl
Baltimore (not MontreaD.
SINGAPORE. Oct 4--Sailed. str Steelmaker.
New Orleans.
Sailed 9th, str Tuscan Prince (Br), from
Hong Kong for New York.
Sailed 9th. schr b r Tower ur). New
ST MICHAELs, Oct 5-Arrived. str Roma
Orr). New York for Marseilles.
SUEz, Oct 5--Arrived strs Eastern Clond.
Manila for London: Steel Trader Calcutta
Arrived 5th. str Java Dutch. T'adang for
SWANSEA. Oct 5--sailed. str Canadian
Trader (Br). Montreal.
SYDNEY, NSW. Oct o--Arrivcd, str Mag
ara (Br), Vancouver.
VERA CRUZ. Oct 6-Arrived, str Orizaba.
VfBoRI, Sept 2s-Arrlved, str spcs tNor).
VICTORIA. Be, Oct b---Arrived. str To-
yoolza Maru (Jap). Nagasaki &c.
Arrived 6th str Hawaii Maru (Jap), Yoko-
hama, &c.
Sailed 9Th. str Boveric (Br). from Now
York for Shanghai, &c.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 2-Saied. str Korea Maru
(Jap), from Hong Kong for San Francisco.
Arrived Sd, str Protesilaus (Br), Seattle.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
CLEARED.

Str Exeter City (Br), Davidson, Bristol
(generaD-Charles Hili & Sons.
Str Wieringen Dutch, Eylemaker. Sharp
ness (wheat)-t uncn. Edye & Co.
str Bayern (Cier), Schwamberger. Ham
burg (general) al)-United American Lines. Inc.
Str Gasconier tBD, Saunders. Antwerp
(generaD-Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Deucaiion fBr). Kendell. Yokohama.
Kobe. &c, via Panama Canal (generaD--
Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Cananova. Mundy. San Juan. Ponce
and Mayaguez (general) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str ] A Bostwick, NcGerty. Port Lobos
(ballast)-Robert L Hague.
Str Yucntan, Seastrom. Havana. Progrcso,
&c (generaD-New York and Cuba Mall
Steamship Co.
str Santa Theresa (Br), Calderwood. Ha-
vana (genera)-American and Cuban Steam
ship Co.
Str Acme. vaux. Beaumont Cbaliast)--
Standard OIL Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Torrey (Nor). Froyland. Norfolk tbal-
last)-S o Stray Steamship Corporation.
Str Delaware, Robinson, Boston (generaD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Masconomo (Br). Woods, Providence
(ballast)-Stnndard OIL Co.
5chr WapitI (Br). Hayes. Halifax tcoaD-
Gilmnrtin Co.
Barge Hamburg (Br). Hatfield, Windsor.
NS (bailast)--J F whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given In miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.J
L Kent ~ NE Barnesat eth.
Aeolus 3i7 Ambrose 6th.
Alabama 1873 ESE Sabine bar 9th.
Albert L Watts SO Port Lobos 9TH.
Amelia 49, Ambrose 9th.
America lat 4S 43, Ion 10 46 5.h.
Ampetco IS Sc Hatteras 9Th.
Apus sos W Honolulu Pm 81
Arapahoe 20 n Hatteras 9th.
Ardmore IS z Sand Key 9TH.
Ario is0 w Tortugas 5th.
Arno Mendi lat II 43, lon n fS 9TH.
Baltic 800 Ambrose 9Th.
Baton Rouge Rouge I;o lTo z 2 TampIco 9Th.
Bethelridge 800 ENE Jupiter 9Th.
Borgestad 1g5 Jupiter 5th.
Brush i2e s San Pedro Pm ar:
Calgaroits 40 u Msta Redonda 4th.
Camden 10 ESE Carysfort 9th.
Canadian Traveller 255 Ne Honolulu s Pm
chantier 3s5 T. Ambrose 9Th.
Charles Pratt 100 " Jupiter 9th.
Chinampa 25j r Lobos Island Jth.
civ civ Of spossne T $50 W Seattle iy Pm IN. H."
Concho 3e5 : Scotland l. V 9Th.
Corning $50 u Tamplco sth.
Crawford 25i w by S bermuda 4th.
Granite State 2,oio W San Francisco PM
Cuba 200 from Balboa s,h.
Dannedaike % T. Sand Key 9th.
David McKelvy 255 w by S Tortugas 9Th.
Devoiente SD Z " Sand Sand Key Si' 9Th.
! Durango 100 sSW Hatteras 5th.
| u Kemp n w Sand Key 9Th
| y n Bedford f6t W Sand Key 5th
| II W Sinclair iT3 Ambrose 9th.
| Eastern Glen los Sc san Lucas 5th.
Eastern Queen Lar sw Balboa 9th:
| Eastern Soldier 1Sd II Cape Henry 9Th.
| Ecuador i.57s from Baltimore 5th.
| Edward J, Doheny. Jr. 40 w Sand Key 5th.
| FL Aha - n Hatieras 9th.
| III Captain nS5 s Ambrose 9TH.
| III fsleo ~ n Hatteras 9Th.
/ III Sol i03 WNW Tortugas 5th.
| FL Vale 2ii Scotland I. v 9Th.
| Essex 20 Winter Quarter 9th.
\ tlestco $50 WNW Balboa 9Th
! Franklin X Lane 80 Hatieras 9th.
| Frederick X kellogg 10 NE Jupiter 9TH.
| Freeman M Northeast End 6th.
| Fred w Weller J % W Sand Key Jth.
| Galveston 500 y Cape Henry 9Th.
| George IT Jones 40 + ny Tampico 5th.
/ George w Barncs % w Sand Key 9Th
George Pierce go y b. s Cape san Antonio
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph.l


| ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct 6-Arrived. str
| Jean, Boca Grande.
BOSTON, Mass. oct 5--Arrived. schrs La
vinie tBr. aux. Northhead, NIB: L Mayfield
tBr), Parrsboro.
Arrived 9th. strs Lake Favonia. Charles
ton; Harvey II Brown, Norfolk: tugs Boston,
Portland. ahS d. towing town barge N0r,heIr s1 81, No 5S
FOLK Lehigh: Rocixland. towing barge 7s5.
do. and 1885, Portland for New York.
Sailed Sth Pm. strs Montoso. New York;
Sailed 9th, strs Quantlco. Norfolk: Scythian
tBr). London and Antwerp via baltimore.
York. Coastwlse. do (at l PAD; Norwalk.
Yarmouth (on special trip Prince George
(Br,, Yarmouth; Springfield. Portland do
finish dlschargingl Agwimoon. New York
Cat AND schr W II Waters (Br), ST Mar
tins, NIB: tugs Confidence, Bath Ito return
with new barge Bourne) w ~ Yerkes, Jr.
towing barge Jim Hughes. Bay View: Nepon
set Sandwich, towing barge Davidson
Lehigh. New York. towing barges Is, cfrcrn
Rockland). 1856 tfrom Portland, ISl and
7S1: motor barge Socony g.. New York.
Wind at Highland Light, w. 20 miles; clear;
BALTIMoRE. Md. Oct 6-Arrived. strs
Ilampden. Portland: Evelyn, Boca Grande; ;
Lake Bridge. New York; Munalbro. Boston.
Cleared 9th. str PAX Ling (Br), Hamburg
Nis Sailed 5th. AM. str Newton. Boston.
Sailed 9Th. str William McKenney,
BEAUFORT. Nc. Oct 6-Arrived, tug WILL
lam Mills, New York for Miami.
Arrived at Cape Lookout Cove 9th. tug
Wilmington {? Wellington), towing two
barges for New York
BUZZARDS BAY Cape Cod CanaD. Mass
Winnegance and Tennessee, from Norfolk.
and Henry Endicott, from New York. for
Boston; II NJ Waterman. towing barges Hope
and Vastly. New York for do.
CAPE HENRY, Va, Oct o, 9:1o AM-Passed
In, tug Laborer, towing 3 barges.
Passed out 5th, I PM. strs Indian Balti-
more for Boston: PM, Phaliron (GreeO.
do for Port Maria Thos II Wheeler. do for
Tampico: 9th, 30 AM. Lord Downshire
CONTINUED ON NEXT PACED
The New York herald., 1921-10-07

had fire among oil cake and starch; fire
extinguished; discharging cargo,
BOSTON, Oct 6-Aux fishing schr Ella.
which arrived to-day, carried away main
mast Tuesday during light breeze and COM
paratlvely smooth sea; accident caused by
Iron band that holds stay and mainmast
breaking mast toppled over astern, smashing
skylight and knocking piece out of wheel.
LONDON. Oct GA telegram received from
Dardaneiles states that str La Crosse. last
reported at Piraeus Sept rs, Is ashore at
Chanak.
Canada, has been beached badly damaged by
collision at Flushing; vessel capsized.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 6-rhe third
officer OF the str Hattie Luckenbach, from
New York, reported sighting derelict APP
prox,matey 40 miles off Cape San Lucas.
on the Mexican coast. The derelict proved to
be a yacht about go feet long. A stiff gallo
was blowing and the vessel could not make
an investigation.
ST JOHNS. NF. Oct 8-The severest storm
In many years swept the island tonight,
causing great damage on land and destroy
ing much fishery property along the coast.
A heavy toll among the fishing vessels on
the seaboard and the Labrador coast Is
feared.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
PHILADELPHIA, $50 AN Csup

Cabello, str PHILADELPHIA. $50 AN (sup
$3.50 AM -.
Costa Rica CUBA. Canal Zone and Pam
Limon. str CALAMAREs. 8 AM /.
Bermuda. via Hamilton, str FORT lIAMIL-
TON, 80 AM.
Cuba (s). via Havana, str MEXICO, 8
AM T.
Dominican Republic (except Monte ChristD
via Puerto Plata, Sanchez, La Romano, San
Pedro de Macoris and San Domingo City,
str MARY, $50 AM.
Porto Rico, St Thomas and S,1o St croix. via
| $50 AN lsup Q: 80 AM y.
South Brazil Argentina, Uruguay and
via ,t h4 sS1To aM and
Turks Island. Monte Christi and Azua
lother parts. Of Dominican Republic .. via
| Sanchez. Samana. La Romano, San Pedro de
Macor!s. San Domingo City and Azua. str
| fungus. AM.
| tCuba, Canal Zone and Panama y, via Ha-
yana. . cristcosi, Caliao. Molisndo. Arica:
EpR assSe aM asn aSS AN str
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10.
| Ceara. Pernambuco. Parahyba and Natal
(other parts of Brazil -. via Ceara. Per-
| nambuco. Rio Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
Transpacific Mails.
! Close at New York at PM as follows;
z Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Francisco.
str HOOSIER STATE, Oct Z.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str MANOA.
| Oct 7.
Japan. Corea and Netherlands East Indies
/ Especially addressed only, via San fran
| cisco, str SIMALOER, Oct Z.
| Japan. Corea, China, French 1ndo-China,
Netherlands East Indies Except Sumatra)
| and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and
| Victoria, BE, str EMPRESS OF ASIA. Oct 8.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
| China and Netherlands East Indies (excepi
Sumstra), via Seattle. str WENArCHEf,
| Oct 10.
Hawaii. Philippine islands. Straits Settle
ments, Sumetra and specially addressed NAL
| for French Indo China. British India and
| Ceylon. via San Francisco, str WOLVERINE
! STATE, Oct 10.
Tahiti, Marauesas, Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. via San Francisco, ste
TAHITI, Oct 23.
sMpst be specially addressed for this
! steamer.
| Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
| tParccl post malls and specially addressed
| correspondence.
! Mails of the following dates. Manila Sept
| g. Moukden and Shanghai 18th and Yolso-
| State were despatched east from Seattle on
| Oct and are due In New York on the
| morning of Friday, Oct 7.
| Mails of the following dates, Singapore
| Sept 8, Mahila 10th. Hong Kong 18th. Shang-
! hal 18th. Moukden 10Th and Yokohama oath,
| which arrived per str Empress OF Asia,
| were despatched east from Seattle on Oct 3
| and are due in New York the afternoon
! Of Saturday, Oct 3.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Bergensfjord (Nor). Christiania. &C,
for New York, is expected TO dock at foot
OF Both street. Brooklyn. Monday morning.
Str Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam. &c. for
New York, Ia expected to dock at foot OF
5,h street. Hoboken. late Friday or early
Saturday.
York. is expected TO. arrive at Providence
Friday morning.
Str Aeolus. Buenos Aires, &C, for New
York, is expected TO dock at pier 3, Hoboken.
late Friday afternoon.
Str Missouri (Br), from London and Ant
werp, was 200 miles r OF Boston at noon
Thursday. VIII arrive at Boston about AM
Friday.
Str Prtga, from Calcutta. Is expected to
arrive at Philadelphia Sunday.
Str Celtic (Br) Liverpool for New York.
was ,250 miles r of Ambrose ightship at
1854 PM Thursday. VIII probably dock Mon
day morning
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

EMPRESS OF FRANCE (Br), from Liver
pool 9Th for Quebec.
GIUSEPPE VERDI ItaD. from Genoa 9Th
for New York.
GOLDEN STATE, from Hong Kong 9Th for
San Francisco.
KOREA MARU (Jap). from Yokohama I'd
for San Francisco.
York.
MARTHA WASHINGTON. from Santos 4th
for New York. e
NiEUW AMSTERDAM Dutch, from Bou-
logne 9th for New York.
OLD NORTH STATE. from London 9Th for
New York.
OLYMPIC (Br), from Cherbours 9TH for New
York.
PANNoNIA (BD. from Gibraltar 4th for
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
SAIL SATURDAY.


Str Cheyenne (Br). Philadelphia Oct 3. 10
a & r Smith, in ballast. Anchored off
Stapleton. 81.
str Matura (Br). Perth Amboy. to Furness.
Witty g. Co. In ballast. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier "a. Brooklyn.
Str Texas. Providence.
Str Eocene. Providence.
Schr Josephine. Tampa. Anchored off Red
Hook.
Schr Altana NJ Jaeger.
Tug (supposed) Neptune, towing 3 barges.
Tug Jupiter. towing barges.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mall.

BARBADOS. Sept 17--Arrived. strs Sar-
malta DIAM, Norfolk; 23d. Intaba tBr).
London
MONTREAL. Oct ARRIVED. ctr Basis
ouEBEC: Oct 1--sailed. str Empress of
Britain (BD. Liverpool.
ST JOHN. NIB. Oct 3-Arrived. str Gauto
Sailed Sd, str ] A Mckee (Br). Montreal.
SYDNEY, CB, Oct 3--Sailed. str Rose
Castle (Br), Montreal.
The New York herald., 1921-10-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LFrom the Hydrographic Office.

A flashing red acetylene gas light showing
IL flashes every minute has been established
Mt an elevation of 80 feet in q red lantern on
q white square wooden structure with
sloping sides on the extremity of Sleepy
(Rouge or La Chesnais) Point. on the north
ern side of the entrance to La Scie Harbor,
Nj. Position. lat 40 SO 30 N, Ion 55 80 so
w. ION II Chart 2425)
A flashing white light, period 3 seconds,
Is reported to have been established on the
extremity OF the neck Of land on the north
ern side OF Galera de Zamba Bay. Colombia,
In approximately lat 10 48 N, Ion 75 20 W.
The light was observed from distance Of
12 miles.
Celebration OF the Naval Radio
Compass Station at Hog Island. Va, call
w hroun Oct and the station will be
cut OF commission until midnight OF Oct Z.