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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

Make that Idle dollar work! Put
Il In the bank.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

REDDiNG,--A vague report comes
from Sisson that smoke from the
Shasta Zinc and Copper company
smel'er at Bully Hill or Winthrop il
beginning to kili vegetables In that
vicinity and gardens are beginning to
be- destroyed.
IL gardens and vegetation are be-
Ing biighted In the nciEhborhood OF
sisson. 40 miles In straight, line
from Bully nm. Il is not smciter
smoke that is doing Il. II Is declared
here.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

SACRAMENTO Carload ship
ments Of fruits and vegetables this
SosHon. up o July 2. have been near.
iy twico ms great as they were dur
Ing the corresponding period last
season. despite the Increase in freight
rates. according TO stntIstics Just pub
iished In the Market Reporter. Off
cial publication Of the department OF
Agriculture.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29
THE I.IBEIsTY

"The Blazing Trail" Frank hayo's
most recent Universal photodrama. Is
to be shown tonight at the Liberty
Theatre. will have an especially
fitting presentation. II contains re
markable scenes OF mountain life in
actual mountain settings.
The picture deals with a young
physician whose mind breaks under
the strain of overwork and who goes
into an isolated community In the
Blue Ridge Mountains to regain his
poisc. While thero he saves the life
of girl by the use Of serum for
blood poisoning, regains his mental
power and finds himself thoroughly
inoculated with the love-germ,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

SACRAMENTo-Plans for estab-
fishing CALIFORNIA; first school ON
wheels" the latest thing along edu-
cational lines in the west. now are
being worked out by WIN c. Wood,
state superintendent OF Public In
struction. In accordance with law
passed at the last session OF the Leg
islature.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

WOODlAND-Patterncd after the
student control system In vogue in
80 many OF the large universities.
KIDS rule" is going into effect at
the Woodland city Park. In recent
weeks much vandalism has been re.
ported at the city's municipal play.
grounds. Apparatus has been damag.
cd and mutiiated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

aauN@ 20 tsafg ~ 20 ~
GA 2 q ',aii sayb oGa .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-29

graN og'G n s}s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

.dle-aged. pfect,cal and rbmantic
at the same time and ultra-efh-
Client.
ana sho certainly had an in
stinct for intrigue.
One day lhe handed Motherdesr
a fan letter which belonged 70 n
series received regularly for
weeks.
AS Miss Bcthwll threw down the
letter.. she explodeGs
"Dsguste5 writing How detest,
able!
Perhaps It was her instinct sor
plot which gave Miss Boutwell, her
clue to n big adventure which dis
turbed the monotonous life OF a
movie star,
When she announced in all out.
ragged tone, that n certain persist
ent admirer was taking his hand
writing. M0thordear aad were I'M.
media.ely interested. Rut for
quite different reasons. prohe oily
/ don't know what Molhcrcear
was thinking. but ! honestly hoped
that Jimmy AlcOtt might be the
man! Though certainly Il vas
poor role 10 wish onto Jimmy.
Miss Boutwell, ruined by dra ma,
ct look Ike" she began. then
stepped abruptly. Motherdear had
motioned to her. ] saw the Eas-
ture in . mirror.
Whose? Whose: Anyone we
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
MOTHER gave 1T
Virginia Lady Suffered with
AeheS and Pains Until Mother
Began Giving Her Cardui

DUBLIN. va.-Miss Mary Alice
Hughett, residing on Route 2, near
here, recently told n visitor OF her
Interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss HuShett said: had been
suffering for some time with pain
full was pale. didn't fee!
like going. Would drag around.
and couldn't rest 10 do any good.
I would suffer once a month with
my back, sides. and head. My
limbs would ache and didn't
know what to do, but ] knew !
must do something for / didn't get
we'll by letting II run on.
MY mother is n believer In
Cardui. for she saw what It did
for others as swell as herself. SO
she began giving It to me.
ut wasn't long before saw a
change. 1t was Just what I need
ed. 1t regulated me-. I began TO
eat and sleep, and the pain stop
"cardui is without doubt the
best female tonic made. and I am
glad can recommend 1t TO
others"
If suffering with symptoms
sueh as Miss HuIhett mentions or
other ailments peculiar to women,
NH not begin CARDIFF ut once? Its
merit Ia we'll established by sue
'cessful usa for moro than 80 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells It NC1Ss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
THE CONFESSIONS OF A
POPULAR MOVIE STAR.

rate detective hampered me when
| went shopping.
The cxcitssbIs South American
was depcrted By the government,
il the end. But Motherdear lost
pounds while he was loose in this
country.
l ceased 10 laugh over the sIti-
alton long before 1t was concluded,
for Il certainly was uncanny TO be
the object OF au infatuation. TO be
pursued aud never once TO have =
glimpse OF the p%ursuer.
1t was almost rs strange TO be
continually reminded OF the dero-
t!nn OF girls aud men whom |
never was TO meet; to receive
hundreds OF pounds OF bonbons at
holiday time and score sof bou.
Quets weekly.
To acknowledge these charming
gifts. and TO care for the nail
which Increased tremendously
with the release o. cvorT new pic
ture, Mo;herdear had TO hire an
u E!stant secretary
Miss Mary Bothwcil was mid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright. 1891. n. E. A.

Every hostess wants something
n bit special for tea during the holt.
days. Tea and toast and fancy
Christmas cakes surely add much
TO the hospitality offered to the
chance visitor.
In many families there arc
recipes that have been handed from
mother to daughter for these little
cakes and the baking Of the tea
cakes was as ceriOus a proceeding
as the fruit cake Itself.
These rules arc nil revised for
up-to.lute use but the cakes have
unusual charm and delectability.
Drop Plum Cakes.
Three eggs, : cups brown
sugar. 90 cup butter. 4 cups
flour. IL cup sweet milk. / tea
spoon soda, l teaspoon bakinG
powder. l cup seeded and chop
ped raisius. IL cup shredded
citron, 1 teaspoon cinnamon. IL
teaspoon cloves, IL teaspoon
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

will do. will looR at the photo
graphs, for | want style. and my
FRIEND she Indicated G:acc, wac
had flushed 10 G. lovely rose. VIII
look into the drains and culinary
arrangements. She is domestic
whereas i she waited as Don
paused beside Grace's chair ane
shook hands with hCr. DO you
know each other?'
Mischievously her blue eyes twin.
cled at the embarrassed faces ne.
fo~k her and then Grace began 10
suspect that Betty's lovely plan nao
been arranged with forethought'
Have you been out here before.
Betty?" she asked confuscdly.
Betty nodded calmly Il remcm'
her things" shO said c"rptical!r
while Don stsrcd lh!comnyehendinE,
". Il remember some mighty GOOD
time; given me when you had pl1n'
~ and I had almost nothing.
"Grare," whispered Don two
honrs late" as Betty fingered on IN"
terrace Of the little bungalow on
the lakes edge" che has dccldcH
to take this II her mother approves.
The sale means that ! a make
a down payment on a little cottage,
Shall o he satisfied TO start thai
way?"
Satisfied" brcsthed little Grace.
her dark eyes or his. Yes"
And we'll have a pink gcraniam
on that shelf teasod Betty, return
ing to tho absorbed couple. :
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syudicate.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

and SIT flour salt, baking powder
and soda. Beat eggs Nth milk
Add dry and liquid ingredients az
ternateIy TO first mixture. ADJ
spices and fruit and mix thorough
IL. Drop from the tip OF the spoon
onto a butte.ed and Toured bekinE
sheet. Bake in a hot oven.
Aunt ThankfuI's Seed Cakes.
Three-fourths cup butter,
/ l-2 cups sugar. 3 eESs, Il Tea
spoon cinnamon, IL teaspoon
nutmeg 2 tablespoons cnraway
seed, 3 cups flour. IL teaspoon
soda, ii cup boiling water. II
teaspoon salt. tablespoons
milk.
Cream butter. Add sugar and
spiccs. Beat eggs wen and beat II
gradually to the first mixture. Aau
the flour and salt. Add soda DIS
solved in boiling water and milk
~ necessary to make the right 0
sisteucy to drop from the spoon,
Drop from a teaspoon onta huttered
paper and bake in a moderate oven
TulGtide
Two and one.half cups flour,
IA cup sugar, IL cup lard. IL
Gun sour milk. 1-2 teaspoon
baking powder, IL teaspoon
soda. l egg. IL cup shredded
cocoanut, IA teaspoon salt, L
teaspoon vanilla.
Mix and sift flour. sugar, baking
powder and salt. Rub in lard VIII
tins OF fingers. Add egg wei
beaten and soda dissolved in mix
Put on molding board, sprinkle
with cocoanut md roll very thin
Cut in with a doughuut cutter anc
bake S to II minutes in a hot oven
Christmas Jumhies.
In this day when coffee SO OTTER
takes the place OF tea in the after
noon, jumbles could be served IN
stead Of cakes. This recipe date!
from 1880.
Two cups sugar. ! cup butter.
4 eggs. / teaspoon soda, IL ca
spoon nutmeg, flour to make a
soft dough.
Crcam butter. Add sugar. ADJ
eggs we'll beaten. Dissolve soda II
a very little hot water and add. ado
nutmeg and as little flour as posi-
bile to make a dough just stift
lenouCh to ruII.i Turn on a flouret
hoard. roll haitian inch thick ant
cut In half-inch strips. Twist tw;
together and fry In deep hot fat
Drain on brown pape: and dredgt
with powdered sugar.
stCoayriSht. 1921. y. z. A. Service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

1t vas Nancy who discovered
that queer things we're happening
to FTatty Flonndor and she called
Nick to see. The tired little noun-
der boy hadn't been just talking
when he said that he had to 60
to sleep in orde 70 grow up.
The Twins watched Fatty curl
ousIy, and this is what they saw
First Of all one OF the little fish
fins, The ywerO changing shape
Was living on, but the upper one
to change color. First it got gray,
then 1t changed to a greeuy brown,
and last quite slowly to a dark
brown.
Il wonder il his underneath side
is getting brown. too" said Nancy
IF 1t isn't. he'll be lopsided
FIatty was too sound ASLEEP ny
this time to hear a word she said.
But Nick peeped. He lifted up a
little flap OF Flatty's thin body
NO" he said in surprise, FRAT
TVS still white underneath, when
he wakes up and tries to SWIM
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
THE DAILY
SHORTSTORY
A Pink Geranium
y LAURA REID MONTGOMERY.

eG a Nd So" finished Betty
n breathleBsIy, mother and
4 I have decided to buy IN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
NURSE TELLS her
EXPERIENCE

This Advlea ts Tor You It's Vital
fleetwood, w. Va, BBt5Fa the
use OF Dir, .P1erce's n6diClaes
could hardly walk across TIE
house. suffered. Tor fourteeF
years. But after talnE pr.
Plerce's! Favorite R~psca&aton'
and his Golden Medical plscoYery
together with the Pleasant pellets
| car work all day mud never get
tired. Thaye been nursing for tive
months Maggie Perktnss
To- riverside Drive.
Obtain Dr.. PierselR FamuS
Medicines from your druggist n
tablets or liquid. Write Hr
piorce. Pres Inyalid's Hotel. II
Buffalo. y. Y, for FREQ medical
advice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

aNnH I'm Id awaY-NIek, you may take down the detour sign.
~ tit.lVb EubtisTs q

he'll be brown on one side and
white on the other!"
Just wait and SEQ" said a sober
voice nearby. You've something
to learn about founders" 1t was
Grauddaddy Jellyfish just swim
ming away.
Next the Twins noticed FlaIty's
Tins. The ywere changing shape.
Instead OF a top and bottom fin,
they were now both side fins and
matched exactly
But the most amazing thinG oil
all happened then. Flatty's under
meath eye began TO travel. II
travelled round on top OF him and
settled down right beside the
other eye at one corner OF his
mouth, and there IL stayed. Sud.
denly both eyes opened. Now I'm
grown" he announced My I'M
dcrneath side has become my
tummy and my upper side Is my
b AK. Now III 80 away. Nick. yoi
may take down the detour sign
Ito Be continued.)
Copyright 1921. y. Z. 40
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

alIspice. ! teaspoon nmmeg, Is
teaspoon salt.
Cream butter and sugar, Mix
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

know asked imp6iSfeet
.PieaSp-let mo seer
I sEIaneed az the latter
cried In astonishment:
1T looks Ike McMlsterS wit
Ito Rs contlnd.dJ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Home never was soHs1eat befoff
Devil Gleanser-AdY,
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

OF Holland San Francisco; 18th. barks Star
Of Peru. do: lith. Star Of Italy. do; 18TH,
ship Star OF Russia. do; bark star OF Chile.
DO; 18th. ships Star Of Zealand DO; bo-
CHARLESTON. Sc. Aug i7--Arrived. str
West Fucker. Savannah.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Aug ls--sailed.
tug Murrell Norfolk. towing barges Irene
(frnm Boston, and Emelie.
NEWPORT. RI. Aug is-Arrived, tug
Eureka. towing barges Chatham and Mount
PORT TAMPA. FLA. about Aug 1e-sailed.
str Sunewco, Boston.
PORTLAND. Me, Aug 18--Arrfved. tug
James Dangherty, towing bar1ses 8 4 GO NO
4, Boston for Belfast tand tug proceeded TO
New York with barge Nesquehoning).
In port 18th Ito leave 20th) schr Mary L
PROVIDENCE. RI. Aug 1s-Arrived. sirs
Deepwater. Norfolk Uo tie up) Dorchester.
Baltimore and Norfolk: 10th. VIM y Page.
Rotterdam.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug ARRIVED. sIr
Moerdyk (Dutch), Rotterdam. &c.
Arrived 13th. str John Fitzpatrick. Vic
toIia.
Arrived 18th, strs Author Gr). Seattle for
Liverpool: 18TH Santa Inez. San Pedro.
Sailed 18th. str Phyllis. Seattle; motor ship
Msasf saes ,s 5 str Grsys HanSa HanDss San Pedro
SAN DIEGO, Aug 1B-Sallen. str Santa
Rita. Puget Sound; motor lndien tDan)
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Aug l2--Arrived, sehr
Mndoro. Grnys Harbor.
Arrived 13th. str Venezuela, San Francisco
Sailed f1th, strs Newport, Balboa; 18th,
Amazon Maru (Japl. Kobe;
Sailed 18th. str La Habre (Nor), TOGO
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 15-Sailed. str
Schenectady, Beaumont mot Charleston).
SALEM, Mass. Aug l9-Arriyed. tug saw
age, Boston, towing barge No 10 Called for
barges Nos Il and IS and. supposed. pro-
ceeded for Philadelphial.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By 4iail.l

Evelyn (Br), for New York.
ANNAPOLIS ROYAL, Aug 16-Arrived
schr FGora n CBr). New York.
schr Ainsie CBrl. for New York.
CANPBELLTON. Aug iG-Arrived. str
Scotsburn (Br), Margaree, Ms.
CAPE RACE. Aug f7--Passed, str Canadian
Pathfinder (Br), St Johns for Newcastle and
Leith.
HALIFAX. Aug l7-Arrived. schrs Ear
Grey (Br). ST Johns; Excelda (Br). Twill
lingate
Sailed 18Th. str Imperoyal (Br). st Johns
schrs Ethel NJ Bartlett (Br). Sydney; Gordon
HAVANA, Aug 15-Arrived, str Tuscan
Mobile.
HILLsBoRo. Aug 17--In port. schr Hiram
L Mclean (Br). for New York.
METEGHAN RIVER, Aug 16-Arrived
schr 9netay lBr), Boston
QUEBEC, Aug 1S-Passed in Father Point
strs Corinaldo (Brl, London for Montreal
Meiderskin CNor). Shields for do.
Passed IN Riv!ere a la Martre 18th. str Vim
della (Br), London for Montreal.
Passed in Cape Magdalen 18th. str Cana
dian Victor (Br), Liverpool for Montreal.
Passed In Cape Race 17tn, str Christian
Nicholson (Nor), Tees for Sydney.
Passed in Belle Isle 18th. str cairngowar
CBr). Shields for Montreal.
sALINA CRUZ. Aug 14-Sailed. str Sar
san DOMINGO. Aug 1s-sailed. str Le-
visa. ST John.
bana G8r. ST John, NIB; Lord strathcona
sailed i7th, strs J A Mckee (Br, Quebec
18TH Manchester Civilian (Br). from Mon
tseal for Rotterdam. Trafalgar (Nor). sup
WAI.KERVILLE. Canada. prior to Aug
fs--Arriyed, str General Currie CBr). Phila-
delphia.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

leans; Goth. Empress OF France CBr1. Quebec.
Sailed 10Th, str Minnedosa (Br). Montreal
Sailed 1gth. str Nortonian (Br). Boston,
LONDON, Aug I6-Sailed, str Canadian
Rancher tBrl. South Wales
Arrived 10Th. str vellavia CBr), New York.
MALTA, Aug lo-sailed. str Waddon (Br).
MANCHESTER, Aug is-Arriyed, str Ash
tabula (i5r). Philadelphia.
MOLLENDo Aug ls-Arriyed. strs Argosy.
New York; Santa Elisa. do.
Port Adelaide (Br). New York.
Sailed i2th, bark Hawaii, Port Allen
PATRAS, Aug f4-Salled, str King Alex
ander (Br). New York.
PERNAMBUcO. Aug 1S-Arrived str I'm
Sailed l7th. str Delfina (Br). New York
(not from Dakar).
PLYMOUTH. Aug 19-sailed. str Fr1sia
Arrived 20th. str Minnekahda, New York
for Hamburg land proceeded).
PORT ALFRED. Aug 1S-Arrived. ctr Gyp
ROTTERDAM. Aug 1s--Arrived. str Col
lingsworth, Baltimore.
Arrived 18th. AM. str Western Plains.
Sailed goth. str Edgar e Luckenbach. New
York.
sALoNICA. Aug 1a-sailed. str Massilon
SHANGHAI. Aug i7-Sailed, str Taiyo
Maru (Jap). san francisco.
SHIELDS, Aug f9-Sailed. str Maplemore
(Br) Hampton Roads.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 16--Arriyed. str Ken
nebec CBr) New Orleans.
19th-Str George Washington. from Bremen
for New York. ,signalled expected TO arrive
at this port at AM
ST JOHN. NIB. Aug 19-SaIled, str Chau-
diere (Br), Barbados. &c, via Halifax.
Arrived 18th. schr Robert w. Rocloand
ST MICHAEI.s, Aug l9-Sailed, str Asia
(Fr) from Lisbon for New York.
sULINA, Aug i7--Arrived. str Lord Har-
Arrived 18th. strs Lamington Br). Gal
weston; The Angeles, New York
TARRAGONA, Aug 14--Arrived. str Mar
Roio (Sp), Galveston.
Sailed 18th, str Banlydale (Br), New York.
VICTORIA, Bc, Aug io-Arrived, strs Ca
madam Highlander (Br). Cebu; Waihemo
fBr), Sydney: West Jappa. Hong Kong and
Yokohama.
Sailed 14th str Tsurugisan Maru Gap),
Kobe.
YOKOHAMA, Aug 1T-Arrived. str Saleier
(Dutch) San Francisco for Batavia.
Sailed 18th, str China (from Hong Kong)
San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
CABLE REPORTS.

ADELAIDE. Aug is-Arrived. str West
Hixton, Seattle.
rope (GreeO, Charleston.
ANTWERP. Aug 1S-Arrived. str Ampetco.
Baton Rouge.
AvoNAIoUTH. Aug 19-Arrived. strs Cor
nishman lBr). Montreal: sacandaga. New
Orleans: 2oth. Lakonia tBr). Montreal.
BALBOA, Aug 10. PM--Arrived. str North
York.
Arrived 10Th. strs West Isleta. Seattle
kennecott, San Francisco; Iris, do.
Sailed 18th. strs Rakuyo Maru (Jap). Val
paraiso; Palena (ChiD. do Steel Yoyager.
YokonaIna; England Maru Gap), Yoko-
BARBADOS. Aug io-Arrived. str cnig-
necto lBr. Halifax
BARRY. Aug 19-Salled. strs Great City
(Br), Key West; Svein Jarl (Nor), Philadel-
BARCELONA. August 17-Sailed, str Wear
wood (Br). Gulfport.
BUENos AIRES. Aug 1s-sailed. str Amer
ican Legion, New York.
Arrived i7th, strs Nevada (Dan). Norfolk
18TH. Kate (Greek), Baltimore Qatter not
cALLAo. Aug 1s-saned, str Santa Ana,
New York.
Arrived 18th. str colusa. San Francisco.
CIIERBoURG. Aug 2o-Arrived. str olym-
pic tBp. New York for Southampton (and
ooNsTANTINopLE. Aug 2o-sailed. str
Gul D1emal lTurk). Naples and New York
COPENHAGEN. Aug 15-Arrived, strs In
diana Bridge, New York. 18th, Lackawanna
cRisToBAL. Aug 1o,-Arrived. strs Ano-
way. New York: Port Stephen (Br). London
and Barry: Saint Andre CFr). Antwerp
Willfaro, Philadelphia; Ruapehu (Br). New
port News Anglesea (Br), Cardiff: Ballena
tBr), London.
Sailed 10Th. strs Advance. New York
Dublin: Dublin Steel Steel WORKER. liverpool
DAIREN, Aug 14-Sailed. str West Cad
doa, Mediterranean ports.
New York; 18th, Gothland tBelg), do.
DUBLIN. Aug 19--Arrived. str Carrigan
Head (Br). Montreal.
FAYAL. Aug f9-Sailed. str Cretic (Br)
from Genoa for Boston and New York.
GENOA, Aug 16-Arrived, str San Giorgo
QtaD. New York.
more; r 9 Rlckmers (Ger). New York
14th, Volumnla (Br). Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR, Aug 19-Passed. str Allan
tfco ItaD, Norfolk for Genoa.
Arrived 10th, str canopic (Br). New York
sailed I'm; str Rellerby csr; sydney, CD.
roma (Norl Philadelphia.
HALIFAN. Aug l9-Saied, str CaraQuei
Orr, Bermuda. Barbadoa. &C.
HAMBURG. Aug l1-Arrived. strs Noun;
Clay. New York; 18th. Ernemore (Br). Mon
treal.
HANKoW, Aug lG-Arrived. str schodack
Arrived 18th. str Siberia Maru CJap). sar
Francisco.
HAVANA, Aug 19-Salied, str san Paolc
(Brl, from Boston for Port Limon.
HELSINGFORS, Aug t5-Arriyed. str Gus
tavsholm tSw). New York.
HONG KONG. Aug 17-Sailed. str City q
Spokane Tacoma
IQUIQUE, Aug 15-sailed. str solnna. Cal
lao.
! LETTH. Aug 19-Arrived. str Elmsport
Philadelphia.
LISBON, Aug ls-sailed. str San viccnt,
| (Port) New York.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 10-Arrived, str Melwi
Maru (Jap). Portland. Q.
Arrived 18th. strs Cliona (Br), New Or
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
tcoNTINuED FROM PRECEDING PAGE,


three knots per hour; waiting orders. Ship
ping Board vessels In the vicinity have been
broadcasted TO go to her assistance and tow
her to New York. Str West Selenc, from
Hull for New York, reported that she was
going 10 the assistance of the disabled
steamer and expected TO reach her at mid
night.
DOVER, Aug 2-Str Broxvik (Sw). Liver
pool for Sunderland in ballast, arrived here
for bunkers. Master reports stem broken six
or seven feet above water and plates dam
aged. Was In collision early yesterday morn
Ing eight miles Sc of the Lizard with an un-
known vessel. which was reported to have
proceeded.
DRUMMORE. Aug f--Schr INVERSION (Br)
Maryport for Baiywalter with a cargo OF
coal. was dIsmasted. Hold flooded by water.
which went down through vcntilator that
was broken by the falling foremast. Pumps
unable TO prevent the water gaining and YES
sci was abandoned. She has since been
towed In here by "A motor fishing vessel
HALIFAX, Ms. Aug 20-Str Schuylkil
Bridge. from Savannah for Danish port.
with general cargo, towed into Halifax
to-day with engines disabled. She was picked
up south of here Thursday by str Ala, which,
after towing the Schuylkill Bridge to port,
resumed her voyage from Belfast for New
York.
LONDON, Aug Str Arzlla (Br), Antofa-
gasta for Punta Arenas. Chile, previously
reported ashore at Detlif Point, near Corral,
July 20. according to adyices received
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
ITALY SEEKS OUTLET.
Exoess Population Turns to south
= America.

ROME. Aug. 20..-Italy looks to South
America for the solution OF her emigra-
tion and raw material problems. The
need for the migration of Italys excess
population is paramount and new fields
for her surplus sons and daughters arc
expected to be found in Argentina and
Brazil
} The need of Italy for raw materials
for her diversified Industries can also
be supplied by the rich South American
republics. At a recent conference of the
italian Colonial Institute It was pointed
out by Prof Giovanni Bonacci that Italy
could be supplied with both coal and
petroleum from Brazil and Argentina.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
SALES AT LONDON DOG SHOW.
American Visitors Preferred Old
English Types.

LONDON, Aug. 2o.--Dog loving Ameri-
cans desirous Of picking up good strains
OF breed, were numerous at tho Kennel
Clubs Sixtieth annual show, which
closed here recently, but scarcely any
animals changed hands mainly because
Americans seemed TO prefer the real old
English types such as sheerdogs. colies,
mastiffs and deerhounds, which were
curiously in the minority compared with
the Alsatians and other foreign dogs
which are the craze OF the moment here.
King George competed with a couple
OF Labrador dogs which. however. failed
TO take prize The Lonsdae Cup for
the best male dog in the show went to
Pelsinese and for the best female 70
u bull bitch.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

on July 20, according to advices received
i!lyr Divers can close same enough 10 float ship.
VIII take about two weeks TO make tempo
rary repairs. impossible at present to tighten
ship.
Str Hatarana tBr). Calcutta and Marseilles
for Antwerp. and which arrived IN port mere
July 70. had fire In the cross bunlxers this
AFTERNOON, but was later cXtinguished; dam
age, II any. at present unknown.
SIERRA LEONE, Aug 2--Str Batanga CBr),
Liverpool for the west coast OF Africa and
previously reported aground IN the River
sherpro. foated this morning at high tide.
SAN ROGUE. Aug i1-Str Griffdu, pre-
yiously reported bound Punta Arenas from
san Francisco and .Corlnto and assisting str
san Jose, left port here to-day for San
Pedro and San Francisco with 1911 bags of
coffee and 4s bales OF hemp, which were
taken off the San Jose.