New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-26

Hawkeye State will be dispatched 10 thu
orient FROM Seattle, sailing tomorrow. she
viii return by way of San Ere ncisco, to re-
enter service under the Matson line between
baltimore. san Francisco and Honolulu.
Repairs to tire Shipping Board str Fitting
Fam. seriously damaged by grounding in
the Columbia River. have been completed
and the vessel is 70 Sc berthed for Europe.
Fcur SHIPPING Board vessels viii take
general cargo from the Pacific Coast to
Europe during September
SAN PEDRO. Aug 25.-Laden with the
machinery Of the str San Jose and part
OIL the san Jose's cargo the wrecking str
Homer arrived here yestsreay frorm san
Rogue Island, Lower California. The cap
tain reported that the San Jose was fast
breaking up when the Homer left the
VANCOUVER, Aug e5-Ths str Spring
field. Vancouver for New York. was dis
abled in the Gulf of Georgia Monday when
her rudder became unmanageable in the
narrow waters of Active Pass The vessel
kept off the rocks by running full speed
astern. 1nvestig alton showed that the con-
tact coils controlling the rudder had Been
naliciousy torn out Repairs We're made
and the vessel proceeded to san Francisco.
Refusal OF the United States government
10 sanction the transfer OF the str Empire Is
Of Japan (Br), to the American flag
With fun coast wise. privileges, has term
sEATTLn Aug 25--seattles water borne
commerce for July showed an increase Of
s5.ooo.0oo over the month Of jun. ac-
cording to the report of Port Warden Fred
VI Lathe. Imports were $1,000 900 greater
than July OF 1920. Helpless since August
less disabled the Canadian government str
Canadian Exporter Vancouver. August u.s.
Tor Aqelaide, is adrift southwest OF the
Columbia River. The str Cordova Homo
lniu for Astoria, picked up survivors from
az but one of the lifeboats containing
nlteen men. The vessel first reported
70 nave foundered, but later advices sa id
me captain and part OF the crew vere
sslandlng by. The cause Of the disabling
mas not been determined
PORTLAND, Ore Aug 25-The str West.
maven sailed for Philadelphia and way
ports New charters to load wheat at
NMo No are the Japanese str Hankow
', ,Ai'Il MORE. Aug 25-Captain william
H. Fl. watkins, Of the schr Margaret A. Tray
early to-day. Two negroes who made M
b t'l' schooners crew. who did not know
now 10 navigate and both unable TO swim,
WITNESSED the drowning Of their captain
Ihey were later taken off the boat by the
Shlpper OF the schr Carrie Nears bound
carroll, it is said, Captain Watkins de-
S Sl1ed TO raise the motor tender up 10 tho
got int ~ ne scnooner. captain watkins
iDilance and fell overheard. Captain Wat
nlns was forty-five years old and lived an
Hettefton- he received his papers IS mas
Yer OF the Margaret Travers on Woanes-
gay lie took command OF the boat to-
@. ana left at o'clock bound for the
:, CAPTAIN Shimamoto of the japanese str
Yayoi Maru from Liverpool, reports in
lattude $50 north and longitude 1910
vest 1n@t he passed close to an ebere 60
feet high and 240 fect long ,ruant req
nuoy was seen the day previous in latitude
APO north and 80 west
Joll lkeda, Japa government
architect. who IS a tour inspecting Gus
tom houses in the United States was here
to-aay MI lkeda says he Is getting ideas
10 De incorporated in a large modern Gus
tom house to be built at Kobe