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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Col. Watkins Appointed
Marine Superintendent
Reorganization of Ship Board
Office Here Being Completed
bv Manager Mack

reorganization of the New York
Office of the United States Shipping
Board is rapidly going on under the
supervision Of A. f. Mack, the new dis
trict manager. He announced the res
ignation yesterday of Captain O. @.
Parker, marine superintendent, and the
appointment Of Colonel r. NJ. Watkins,
to succeed him next Monday as acting
marine superintendent.
Colonel r. II. Montgomery devoted
the greater part of the day to question
ing members of the comptroller's d-
vision as to their experience and quail
ifcations. This is forerunner of a
general cut in this department.
rlo decision was reached in the con-
trJyersy between the stevedores and
.he ship companies employing them
Anthony j. Chlopek, president of the
longesh oremen's union, refused to talk
for publication. He admitted. however,
that no agreement had been reached.
p. A. S. Franklin, president of the
international Mercantile Marine Com
pany, and h. F. Mack, district manager
of the Shipping Board, expressed the
hope that an amicabe end soon would
be reached. There is no probability OF
a strike, it is said, because the only
known difference between the two par
ties is the length of the new contract
The men want it to be in effect for a
year and the operators desire 1t to re
main in effect six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Shipping Men Plan
New Measures to
Aid Marine Laws
Operators and Builders Will
Submit Constructive Leg
islation to the Shipping
Board 10 Protect Fleet

Allied interests in American ship
ping met yesterday and resolved on
vigorous, constructive legislation for
the American merchant marine in re-
enforcement of existing laws. 1t was
one of the most important progressive
moves yet made to assist Chairman
Albeit D. Lasker of the United States
Shipping Board in his efforts to re-
habilitate The greatest commercial
wreck in history"
The conference was attended By rep
resentatives of ship owners, operators
and builders and was presided over by
Homer L. Ferguson, president OF the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company. 1t was held in the
office of the American Steamship Own
ers Association, II Broadway.
At the conclusion of the meeting
Winthrop L. Marvin, vice-president and
general manager of the steamship
owners body, issued the following
staten ant:
Selection Of joint committee Of
owners, operators and builders to work
out positive constructive policies for
the encouragement of shipbuilding and
navigation beyond the terms of the
Jones merchant marine act of 1920 was
intrusted to President II. H. Raymond,
head Of the Clyde-Mallory Lines, and
president OF the American Steamship
Owners Association; President Homer
L. Ferguson Of the Council of Ameri-
can Shipbuilders, Inc, and Charles f..
| Potter, president OF the Potter Trans
portation Company and president OF
! the United States Ship Operators As
ISOLATION.
"These three executives will choose
| three or more officials OF each Of the
elements of American shipping headed
/ by them to work out definite legisla-
tive policies on which american own
ers, operators and builders can unite,
| for presentation TO the Shipping Board
and to Congress.
"The full committee will be an
nounced at an early day, and it was the
instruction of the conference that the
work be rapidly proceeded with and
that especial attention be paid to
points in which the Jones law may
possibly be deficient. The general
opinion EXPRESSED to the conference
was that the Jones law was likely to
be enforced in full at an early day,
that its strength and its weaknesses
would be forthwith disclosed. and
that there was need of Immediately
uniting upon still further expedients
for .'e full development Of the mer-
chant marine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
American Ports

BALTIMORE Sept ls-Arrtved: strs
s i H0 mi ao tKn> copsnhassn and
Gerty UtaD. Galveston: Maasdijk tDut).
P Pamou5E sssS Ranser phaaePhis
Hampden Portland. Me.
BOSTON, Sept 1s--Arrived. Str Jun
saI Bal Raitim mo-, and Norfolk Sailed: strs
Limon; Lake Elsmere, Charleston and
Jacksonvilla.
CHESTER ,Fs Pa, Sept 1s-saied: Str
GALVESTON. Sept 1s-Arrived: strs Ell
Sol New York; Mexoil, Tampico;. Hegira
range, New Orleans; Carnarthenshire (Br),
Hull Carts New Orleans. Sailed strs
s saxon, baaltimore; Alfred lGer), Denmark;
New YORK; Vnuchlin ORR, Havre and Ant
wS NIB Hok x nd. Nerl: Denmark.
Havana; Fairfield City. New Orleans; Port
Antonio (Nor). Belize.
H. M son T sas Sept 1s.saiIsd ssrs Ham
(Rr). Liverpool: Mary Amelia (Br), Azores.
NORFOLK. Sept ls-Arrived. 18th: strs
City lsy, OF Glasgow ODD New York; Eirene
Arthur: Penmorvah iBr). New orleans;
Strathiorne {Br). Baltimore: Algic. Phila-
delphia; Pencarrow (Br). New orleans;
England; Clyde Maru aA ljaps s"i Hamb nTw
Sailed. 18th; strs Kifuku Maru. Portland,
Ss. New 4stsT Ssra psra
Harry c Deering. Portland, Ne; Henry r
Krestger. New England; Josephine A Nc
Cuesten. BOSTON: strs Bourges (Fr), Mar
settles; Maiden. New England Hoxie. Bel
fast and Dublin; Ramon De Larrinaga
(Br). Genoa.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept Arrived :.
Strs Lexington (Br). Glasgow. etc. Via
Boston; Soestdyk (Dt) Rotterdam via
Boston; Edgar F Luckenbach Rotterdam
and Hamburg via New York; C DonnelL
Port Arthur Indian, Savannah; Merit
mack. Jacksonville and Savannah. Sailed: :
strs Frednes tNor), Bristol: Lumen OBI.
Amsterdam: Fletcher Farrell. Houston
Robert Maersk tDan). ST Johns, N F.;
Pontia, New York
c Bedford, Port Lobos; Csrdium (Br},
Elliott, Port Lobos; Momus, New York !:
Port Arthur. Sailed: strs Danviile. Tam.
pico: Fred w Weller, Norfolk: George
Pierce. Galveston; Missouri (Fr), HAVE
Orleans, Hamburg: Rajah Progreso
sagua DOM. Jnearo. Cuba; Sweden Maru
lJap), Hamburg: Truxiio, Tamplco /;
Western {Br). Genoa.
PORTLAND, Me. Sept 1s--Arrivod and
sailed schr Frank Brainard, Apple River
S, for New York. Sailed, Schrs VIII
liam II Hartman, Hampton Roads A
Ernest Mills. Norfolk.
SAVANNAH Sept 1s--Arrived: Str Dun
clutha (Br). Norfolk: City of Columbus.
Boston. Sailed: strs Farnworth IBrl.
Havrs ana Antwerp; Bjornsterne (Norj.
Bremen and Hamburg; Essex. Jackson
villes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Reports by Wireless
BY U. S. Shipping Board
Service

Albert q Watts ISL wsw Sand K.,
Arapahoe rs N Hatteras Sept IS.
ArFon 1853 NE Jupiter sept is
Bayway 1913 sW Hatteras Sept rs.
Beatrice 10 SW FRYING Pan Sept 1e
Calvert 100 E Hatteras Sept 10.
Capillo Great Isaac Sept Is.
C Cayo Ma IN 9 2 $3.50 Ambrose Sept Is.
David McKelvy 100 u Lohos Island Sept 10
Donald Mckay 2o4 sW balboa Sept IS.
Editor 40 r Ambrose Sept 10.
Fdmore 24s w Seattle 5 PMlSept rs
Edward L Doheny Jr 7 from Alligator
Sept 10.
F J Luckenbach ITO Scotland Lv Pm
Sept Is.
Geo9FFse G Hem sts Il Tsmpico Sept is.
Culfcoass $50 f Sabine Bar Sept 10.
Gufprince ~ sw Hatteras Sept IS.
II Rogers 70 Tampico Sept l5
NJ Flagler 27s EsE Galveston Sept Ii.
Inspector 40 sW Hatteras Sept H.
J a Bostwck 81 E Sand Key Sept IS.
O'Neil 81 sW by s Hatteras Sept 10
julia Luckenbach $50 NE Colon Pm
KnoEvill. city 557 sw Galveston Sept Is
Lake Fife 1914 S Ambrose Sept 16.
MARGARET II sW Sand Key Sept IT,
Matinicock 40 S Jupiter Sept is.
N--.So'.'S ~ - Jupiter Otpt
Newons IS NE Tanpico Sept is.
Nsewport ~ Balh\a PM Sept IL.
New England 1903 Y Cape Henry Sept IS
New York % Z Sand Key Sept Is
Noordam 52S from Ambrose Sept 49,
occidental so e Sand Key Sept 10.
Orient City SO from Balboa PM Sept Is
Parisnlina 223 Sc South Pass Sept Is.
Penearrow passed Hatteras Sept is.
ss,ennsylyania So 2 Tampico Sept Is.
Salem County 116 SW Hatteras Sept 1s
San Lorenzo 145 SW Hatteras Sept 16
San Mateo ITO N Tela Sept Is.
Santa Eliza 1,144 S Scotland Lv Sept 49,
Selma city 277 San Pedro PM Sept is
Shenandoah 173 NE Lobos Island Sept Is
standard 2ss W Sand Key Sept Is.
Sunshine 31o e Tampico Sept Is.
Swiftstar 35 Hatteras Sept 15.
Swlftsure "a Hatteras Sept Is.
T II Wheeler 164 S Hatteras Sept is.
Tivives 43e Ambrose Sept is.
Trinidadian $50 Sc Sabine Bar Sept IS.
w Teagle 65 Lobos Island Sept Is.
w l. Steed As Il Tampico Sept is.
Walter Hardcastle l65 S Galveston Sept IL
Westmoreland is " Nantucket LV Sept 1e
William X Doheuy 80 N Jupiter Sept Is
Yoke Maru off Astoria PM Sept is.
zoppot rs SW Key West Sept is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Navy Orders
Fro,u The Tribune's Washington Bureau
~ .Utrr,-r,,rf>r Govt 16 -N,x,,y or4e-

F'root The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.--Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Ashc. LIT Com. q. T., to Z. S. S. Hunt.
Berry 1t. Com. r. T, to Annapolis.
Comerford, 1t Com r J., to U y =
Nevada.
conror. 1t. Com. f. II, to Annapolis.
Jupp, 1t. Com. w. b. to Washington
Lowry, 1t. Com. G. NJ. to Pacific feet
Moore. Lit Com. j. d, TO Annapolis.
spore. 1t Com j. S. 10 Asatc aeet,
Wilson. 1t Com G.. D., to Washington
Wood, Lit. Com. B. +. to Pensacola
clark 1t. b r. to Washington.
Fortson. 1t. r. NJ, to ANNAPOLIS
HaIland. Lit E., to T. S. S. Pensacola
Hicks. 1t w. A, to Annapolis.
Harvis, Lit b. L. to Atlantic feet.
Lau 1t. w, to L. s. s. Delaware.
Lorenz, 1t. W J.. to Annapolis
Mccormick. Lit. l. D., to Annapolis.
Pippo. 1t. F. A. to Charleston.
Schneider, Lit. A. P. to Pensacola
schrader. 1t. A. E., to L. s; S Texas.
Scott. 1t. L. B., TO Annapolis.
Vckrey Lit. c. c., to Annapolis
struble 1t A. D.. to Annapolis.
Webb. Lit. L. D.. to L. S. 5. Eagle 80.
wyatt. 1t b. to Pensacofa.
Stevens. Il. &. NJ. to New York
Delaney, Ems. d. B., to New York.
Gilmore Ems. J. P, to New York.
service Ems G. E., 70 New York
Taylor. Ems J. A, to New York,
N MaHo It, G Com A. 10 \ NeS " 81 Nss'
Delahanty 1t. F. P. to Atlantic Fleet
Alssand eaul II NJ O. Il 10 e Esy West
shea ,,. Ap. elk. g. j.. to .. s. S Bridge
Anderson. Ems B.. to L. S. S. Jacob Jones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17

America, cherbcurg. Sept 1e. N s Lines
Wiilhio, Cristobal. Sept L.. Williams 8 Co
Cameronia, Glasgow, Sept 10. Anchor Line
Argentina, TrlaNe. Sept 2. 49,. Phelps Bros
Stockholm. Gothcnhurg. Sept TO-
Swed-Amcr Line
Mexico, Havana. Sept Is Ward Line
Virgil, Barbados, Seps IL.
Lamport Holt Line
Mt Carroll. Hamburg. Sept 0 I'm Am Lines
Due Wednesday
Canada. Palermo. Sept 6....... Fahre Line
Huron. Santos, Sept $1,000. Munsor Lines
Huron, Turks Isle, Sept Is. .Clyd d Line
Due Thursday
vasari, Liverpool. Sept IL.
Lsmport & Holt Line
BraRa.t Marseilies, Sept &c.,. Fahro Line
Oregouisn, Hamburg. Sept Sun Am Lines
Due Friday
Lafayette, Havre, Sept 49,. French Line
Dante Allghieri. Naples, Sept 8.
Mcdonnell T. TrudA
Due Saturday, September ~
Finland, Antwerp. Sept is. Red Star Line
Manchuria. Hamburg. Sept "a Amer Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Tramp Steamers Slash
Into Grain Cargo Rate
Millers' Federation Confers
With ". !. Love TO Obtain
Relief on CHARGES
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau

L
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-Represen-
tatives of the National Millers' Fed
Grafton conferred with w. J. Love,
president of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, in charge of traffic
questions, to-day over the rates or
grain shipments in the North Atlantic
lanes to the United Kingdom and the
continent. The millers presented con-
vincing evidence to Mr.. Love that the
present rates on grain cargoes, APP
plicable to the liners were being Sc.
riously interfered with by tramp
steamer which were not subject to the
conference rate fixed by the board as
are the operators of the liners. The
millers said that they have felt that
the construction placed on the con
ference rates fixed for liner cargoes
was interfering with the movement of
grain, and they urged that the neces-
sary relief be given.
e-President Love informed the
delegation, which was headed by A. L
Goetzman, of Minneapolis, chairman OF
the committee on rates of the Millers
National Federation, that he would &c
to New York Tuesday to confer with
the North Atlantic operators to ascer-
tain if some agreement could not be
reached and the relief sought by the
shippers be granted.
Under the agreement with the board
and the shipping lines, technically re-
ferred to as the conference rate-nak-
ing scheme, all liners subscribed to q
fixed rate for grain, while tramp steam
ers were free TO accept cargoes al
lesser rates than the liners. AS re
suit the competition has been damag
ing to all concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17

From The Tribuns's Washington Bursnv
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.--Arny orders
ianued to-day follow:
Medical Corps
Hewitt, Maj. J. M, to New York.
Fikins, Capt. c. E. to Camp DIX
healy. Capt NJ c., to Honolulu.
Mcclellan. Maj. II. r., TO Camp DIX.
Greenleaf. Col. H S., to Fort Thomas.
Evans. Capt J. H. resigned.
Quartermaster Corps
johnson. 1t. Col F. c.. 70 Camp Dix
Freiie Capt. r. E.. to Washington.
Iotten. Capt G. H.. to Camp Holabird-
Pforsheimer. Capt. H, to Fort Hancock
Dental Corps
anthony. Capt. A. e. to Fort Des Motnes.
Woolley. Capt. w. w, to Fort Riley.
Cavalry
crarnnr, Maj. s. w. jr., to PhiladelphiA
Alien, Capt +. a ir., TO Norshfieid.
Infantry
s1ymanski. 1t, Fl. l., to Evanston.
cote Capt. c. l.. to Camp Travis
Finance Department
Sonnor 1t J. M. 10 Fort Sam Honsson-
aon. Capt. z. P. TO Portland
Miscellaneous
aarkins, Chaplain r. A. u. s. A, tc
Ws.ssost; Chaplain H. r.. Z. s. A. sc
Adams Capt. II. J.. sig. C. to camr
shby. 1t. L. D.. r. A. to Chicago.
SIT, Maj. @. IL. Air svc.. to Grassy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Sailed Yesterday

and Colombo; Eughli (Br), Norfolk; Tuck
anuck lAm). Boston; Eastern Queen
4Arl, Pago Pago, suyn and Brlsh,ae;
IAn). Norfolk, Ceara and Mscieo; Gen
erel George w Goethals tAtnl Port au
Prince and Cristobai; bark Cecil p Stewart
(Am), Brunswick, Ca Cavalla (Swed)
Gothenburg. Niohe, eBaumont; Melville
Dollar (Br). Norfolk and Savannah; Prira
Der Nederianden dup, Port-au-Prince
Moyo Maru (Jap), Yokohama via San
Francisco Eagle. towing Oneka, Provi-
dance. Erholfu (Norl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Foreign, Ports


Arrivals From New York
HOUTN, Sept 12--Str Pawnee.
ANTW ERR, Sept 13--Str Eglantier
(Beig).
BIEEA, Sept 1t---Dromore Castle (Br).
CALLAC, Sept 14-~-Str Esseuuibo (Br)
TRIESTE, Sept lt-Str Italia tBr).
LONDON. Sept 16--Str Centennial State
NIGO. Sept i5-Str Reivedcrc tIt).
bristol. Sept 1b--Str New York City
MANCHESTER, Sept 14-Str Clan Mac,
1lren (Br).
RENAI, Sept 3---Strs Lackawanna Val
ley and Piow City.
Departures for New York
PADANG, Sept 13--Str lava (Du)
COLOMBO. Sept 1t--5tr City OF New
castle tBr). from Calcutta
PERM. sept 15-Str City of Agra (Br)
from Calcutta.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Sept 15-str Canad,
Msru (Jap).
LONDON. SEPT l5-str virgilia tRr).
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept lS--str Finland
from Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Fire Record

A Nj. LOSS
I2:o5-s Ferry St; Reither & Co. Unknown
Iz:60--csth ST and 18th ave-; vacant
LOT: w. J. Farrell. Unknown
:5o--Huguenot st. and Boston Post
I'd: barn ....,...' Unknown
3:45-2l7 East 23d st.; awning. Unknown
s;s0-S Chatham 60; Chatham Lunch
Trifiing
7:oo-lssa Brook ave.. Bronx; 10
hannah Lander ..."... Trining
9:15--3s6 st AIMS ave-, Bronx; Kari
Rose riiiInA
lo:So--6o Spring St, Bertha Alberta
Unknown
Pm.
4:10-s4s Kelly St. tho Bronx; Harry
6 :o0-I4 lst St. David Kessler Mona
7:15-24s E. l06th St. unknown. Unknown
.5.s5--s7 Elizabeth ST.. unknown
Unknown
s2o-1sS Rtvtngtom St; Sarah
6teinulan .IrininS
s:6S-Wiiiiamsbridge I'd. and White
Plains av., the Bronx; auto,
Edward Livingston. Unknown
1e:o6-Canal and Hester SITS; Sec
end Avenue L structure. Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Cleared

Str Leopoldina (Braz), Captain Coutoron;
Havre; French Line:
Str Hubert (Br),. Captain Aspinail; cera
Str Cavalla {sw). Captain Engstrom
Gothenburg and Malmo; Furness, Witty
sl 2o's Hata sqn snc Fq Pu CO. Captain
Str Prins der Nederlandsn do, Captain
F Pan runch Edye a Co ana Fort
Str Celtic tBr>, Captain Beaanell; Liver
pool; White Star Line.
Line.
Str vellavia tBr>. Captain Fear London
Str Londonisr (selg). Captain Palm;
Str General G. w Goethals (Am) Captain
Oakley; Port au Prince and Cristobal;
Panama R Line.
str Fort Hamilton tBr,. Captain Francis;
Bermuda; Furness Witty & c.
denheuevel; Rotterdam Via plymouth and
Boulogne; Holland America Line.
Str Bristol City lBr). Captain Cruiks;
Bristol; James Arkell 4 Co
Str Saxonia fBr>. Captain Hassock: Ply
mouth and Hamburg; ~unard Line.
= Str American Legion .Am}, Captain
Buenos Ayres; Munson Line,
str Melville Dollar Obj. Captain Wright;
savannah: Dollar S Co. AVA l'~ anu
Str Northland (Am), Captain Allen;
Boston; Eastern 8 S Co.
Str Niobe (Aml, Captain Lake; Beau
Str city S'' Of MONTGOMERY us M, tAn,, Captain
Hs an, s9s savannah 1sn2 Ocean s. Go:
Str comanche (Am) Captain chiches-
ter: Jacksonville and Charleston; Clyde
Line.
Hamburg United American Line
Str krooniand fAm). CAPTAIN Newman
Str Princess May cBr>. Captain Hill;
Kingston; ID Giorgio & Go.
Messina and Catania; Funch Edge d Co.
Str Dorothy (Am), Captain Higgins
Puerta Plata and Sanchez; Bull Line.
Progreso. Vera Cruz and Tampico; Munson
Line.
Str carrllo (Am). Captain Livingston
Santiago and Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Str Pastores (Aml. Captain Glenn;
Havana. Cristoeai and Port Limon; United
Fruit Co.
sen Port Lobos: walker s DAILY. - ~'-'''-'
p Str ED EditP oD SA) csp Rn, Rrgs'; San
Str Str KsnnsmsTlana 5pt5; Captain in. sruin.
Wis; Amsterdam; Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Mundelta (Am). Captain Fleming
Schr Charles F Gordon: Captain Bower;
Perth Amhoy; Whitney.
schr Audrey p Brown tBr). Captain
BROWN newark T. Nv nlthey.
Due To-day
Vessel. Port Agency.
Vnsconia, Shields. Aus 30. .Cunard Line
Roma, Lisbon. Sept 4......... .Fabrs Lins
General H + Hodges, CriEtobal. Sept s.
Panama r Line
Albania. Liverpool, Sept -. cunard Line
Berengaria, Southampton, Sept 1o.Cunard
France, Havre. Sept 10. French Line
Noordara. Rotterdam. Sept T. Holi-Am Line
Caracas. Curacao Sept 10...... Red D Line
Due Tomorrow
Caronss. Liverpool. Sept 10. Cunard Ltns
Huron. Santos, Sept e..-...- .Munson Lines
Lapland. Antwerp. Sept 10. Rcd Star Linz
Mexican. Boston, Sept IT. United Am Lines
Camoens, Barbados, Sept TO-
Lanport & Holt Line
ulua. Havana. Sept H.. United Fruit Go
Due Monday
Baltic. Liverpool. Sept 10. white Star Line
Stavanserfjord. Bergen, Sept TO-
Norwegian Am Line
wiIlSeno, Hamburg, Sept 7.WiIiiams s CO
San Mateo, Tela. Sept IL. United Fruit Co
Santa Elisa, Callao. Sept 7.....W Gract
Euperansa. Havans, Sept Is. Ward Line
Texan. Colon. Sept IL. United Amer Lines
Ponce. San Juan Sept H. ~ II SIS &c
Due Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton. Sept s.whits Sta,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the General
Postoffico and City Hall Postoffice Station,
New York. at p m. as follows:
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
Japan. Corea and Siberia. Via Seattle
steamship Manila Maru. September 10.
China. French Indo China. Netherlands
East Indies Except Sumatra) and
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. c.. steamship Monteasle,
September 10.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. steam
ship Sonoma. September 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
City Island


Schrs Nova Queen (Br). Csmpbellton
X n. for New York; A II Comeau tBrD
New Richmond, Que. for New York; Marine
(Br). Gaspe for New York; ] Lloyd Hawk
ridge. Providence for New York.
Bound Fast
Schrs r K Bentley (Rrl. Jersey City for
st John: Lincoln, Port Reading for Buck
port.
schr Hazel L Myra (Br), from Eliza
bethport. st Johns, F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17

Winds ut Sea To-day
Hatteras to Key West---ModerAte varf-
able winds mostly east fair weather.
East Cult Moderate east winds and
generally fair weather.
West t;ulf--Moderate east and southeast
winds and generally fair weather
Caribbean Sea and Wsndward Passage
Moderate variable winds, partly overcast
weather and local showers.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderate vari-
able winds and fair weather.
Sandy Hook to Observation-Disclosures east
to south winds and fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
Out2oing Steamships

The hours given below are standard timc
for daylight saving time add one hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17

ST JOHN. N u. Sept I6-salled schrs
Whiteway tBr). Passport; Waegwc &c,
New York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-17
SEEING YACHTS

ALL AROUND NEW YoKK-Ls. Battery Piss
10 So 2:so Lectsrer refreshments. TsL Broad 1854.
To SANDY HOOK aud tbs OCEAN. 1870 r N,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

Town OF Rock Greek:
Swedish 00odtemplars, hall as
sessed value, $500.
r. J. Beg8s Co.. potato warehouse,
assessed value. $3.50.
Gertrude johnson, potato ware
house, asseased value, $3.50.
Rock Greek Coop. Cry. Co. ma
chinery and fixtures. assessed value
$500.
Town OF ROyalton:
Frank c. Woodrich. store fixtures
500; scales, $50.
c. II. Carlson, store fixtures. $25;
scales, $26.
Sturgeon Lake Village:
Cunningham Nero. CO., warehouse
assessed value, $500.
Paul kOlosky, warehouse, assessed
valuc, 500.
On motion the Board Of EQualixa
ton adjourned without day.
Nels Oakland,
Andrew p. Edin. Chairman
Clerk OF Board.
auditors Seal)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
Town Doard Proceedings.
Town Of Partridge.

Regular town board meeting was
held at town hall on Aug. 1; all
members present.
August Hansen requested that the
fence he removed from the section
line between sections ~ and 1.
The job Of making a ditch 20 rods
long and 70 rods OF off-take ditch,
between sections 80 and - was let
to H. Simonsen at $4,000.
A communication from the G. N.
Ry. Co, was Mt hand asking the
board to remove the brush which OBJ
structs the view Of the crossing two
miles east Of Askov. The board
agreed to clear the view when the
crossing IL put In.
ID. j. AdOlphsen and Fred Deger-
strom were appointed committee
to investigate and view the roads.
On motion carried DR.. p. N. renger
was appointed health officer for the
year on a salary OF $500.
81 III n.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
NOTICE TO HOUSE MOVERS

Notice is hereby given that the
school board of Dist. No. 81 will re-
ceive bids up to noon Aug. goth.
1921, for the moving Of one school
house size % II. by SO II. by IL IT..
high, one mile.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

All bids must be accompanied oy
certified check of per cent Of
bid.
The board reserves the right 70
reject any or all bids.
For further Information address
the undersigned.
Dated this End day Of Aug. 1871
Mary Kyasnicka- clerk.
p. q. address Bruno. MINI.
Aug. 4-18)
Read the Ads.-lt Pays.
Try an American Want AID.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

Elevators. warehouses. structure.
and improvements on railway land
Village Of Pine City increased 2,
per cent. Towns Of Mission Creek
Villages al Bruno and Henriette in
creased 100 per cent and Town q
Dosey decreased 66 80 per cent
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

Steam and meteor boats. etc. Town
al Windemere increased 100 per cent,
On motion duly carried the County
Auditor was instructed to add the
following real and personal property
on the tax list.
Town Of Dell Grove:
Produce Distribution Co. rotate
warehouse, assessed value. $500.
Groningen Potato Exchange. potA-
to warehouse, assessed value, $500.
Kettle River Township:
stanley Dscck. Separator (item 25l
assessed value, $500.
stanley Daock. steam engine item
ee), aneeneed value, $500
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

The Board al EQUALIZATION met
this day pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
It was ordered that the following
changes be made.