New-York tribune., 1921-06-29

Norfolk for Genoa, put into Gibraltar to-
day to make repairs to steering gear
ROUEN, May 26-Str lie Cog, from Mar
seilles. grounded while entering the River
Seine Was later hoated and arrived ap-
parently undamaged.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s--tTive Amer
lean sailing vessels, OF which four made
smart passages, arrived here within the
last. twenty -four hours They were bark
entine Alicia Havisidc, in ballast from
Iquique; barkentine James Tufts. 81 days
from Levuka with LOTS tons OF copra
schooner Lottie Bennett. 55 days from
Levuka with 500 tons of copra; schooner
tons Of copra and ship Annie M Reid
S3 days from Honolulu with $500 tons of
sugar. The last named was slightly over
due.
detailed report of the sabotage on the
liner Creole State has been received from
Manila. All auxiliary pumps and both
and both generators and both main engine
crank pin bearings burned out during the
voyage. Repairs delayed sailing until to.
day. Joseph Wing, oiler was arrested at
sea and emery dust was found in his
pockets. He implicated three others. They
will be returned to San Francisco for trial.
Adolph J. Frey, head of the Los Ang eles
Steamship Company, has left for Wash
ington 10 confer with Chairman Lasler of
the shipping Board, and there are rumors
of his possible appointment as director of
operations. He is opposed by other ship
ping interests because his company did not
reduce wages May l.
TO the United Kingdom with a cargo of
wheat, the tank steamer Swift Eagle was
libeled for $4,000 by the Standard Oil
Company.
Board steamer Yosemite, previously re-
ported disabled with machinery trouble
and anchored ten miles north of Willapa
Harbor arrived here yesterday in tow.
SEATTLE. June 2S-Roald Amundsen.
Norwegian explorer, is thought to be q
passenger on the American steamer Vic
toria, which sailed from Nome for this
port Monday night
The Shipping Board. liner Wenatchee,
Whicn w was disabled both outbound and in
due to arrive here tonight.
SAN PEDRO. June 28-The Shipping
Board is conducting survey Of the steam
! coast by the Nawsco Line. and it is pos
sible the vessel may be withdrawn from
service. The West Togus had engine trou-
Die on her voyage to this port.
VANCOUVER June 2s-siik valued at
Maru, due Friday from the he Orient ''''' '''''
BALTIMORE. June 2s-As the pioneer
~ rI.,!.n the regular gu r. line between Baltimore
Canal Zone to San Francisco, the str
Venezuela, Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Passengers for Baltimore, besides a cargo.
me three banana importing companies
h?d each an arrival to-day from Jamaica
with 7S.073 punches Carefully guarded
there were also on board the Ormes sew
enty cases of wines and liquors for the
Mexican Embassy at Washington. The
arrival of the ship we'll timed that
when she doclod truck from Washing
ton waiting to take the liquors away,
the Custom House formalities being soon
complied with
total Of 200, 900 barrels of crude oil ar
rived to-day TO the Standard Oil Compa ny
from Mexico in the tanl<ers Zoppot and
Charles Pratt. The tankers Baltic and
Rapidan bound here from Mexican oil
ports. Sulphur is moving to this port in
larger volume than at any period for
years.
PORTLAND, Ore. June 2s-The British
str Bendoran under charter to Balfour
Guthrie & Co. sailed for the United King
dom with wheat
The Japanese vessel Boston Maru sailed
with wheat for Rotterdam. Another Jap
anese ship, the Port Said Maru, sailed
with wheat for an Italian port yet to be
named They were the first Japanese
ships to enter this service
The British str Bendoran left with
wheat for United Kingdom port to be
named al Panama,
The six vessels of the Atlantic, Gulf
and Pacific Steamship Company are so
swamped with freight for the Atlantic
coast that they have stopped all bookings