New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-27

ne ls,t ire scene of the wreck
'EATcOlVER. c. Aug 22-str Spring
l.' rortland Ore. and Seattle FOR Port
diss bled In the Gulf Of Georgia yesterday
Eucder became unmanageable. Proceeded
ASTORIA. Aug 1S-str rjlsondari. San
francisco for Batavia. while leaving port
mere to-day. went aground but later float
An for Punta Arenas Chile pre-
yiousy reported ashore at Dctit Point.
HALIFAX, y s Aug zs~Enorts we're
Sh,ae, to-d 1 to pull the United States
SS fnt,pa board str cily OF brunswick.
dangerous ledge al the mouth Of Halifax
Harhor, which she struck during the nj ght
;asssted by two tugs, the vessel worked
conditions were favorab Bile. A life saving
c rn". tut OUT from Duncans Cove, ave
gencies Fishermen who visited the shoals
reported that tho vessel was settling de-
s s2l atsempts to float her and that the
San FRANCisCO, Aug 2s-Orders have
been received by the district division Of
construction ard repair of the Shipping
Board to sanction no repairs for cargo car
rers or tankers upon which the damages
amount to more than $40, 600 Vessels in
steamers. Harold II Ebey. district director
OF operations Of the Shipping Board, over
has been raging, left to-day for Wash
ington to confer with Chairman Lasker
Only such repairs as are required for the
VOYAGE to the Atlantic VIII be made on the
str Great Northern before the former
army transport sails for New York The
recondftionng will DO done at an Atlantic
for Bremerton September 8, and return
ing leaves for New York on September IL
Gerald z!ts, second officer OF the str San
the steamboat inspection service under
charges of negligence. He was on watch
when the San lose grounded on San Rogue
Island Taking out tho first cargo OF u-
brcating oil for England in months the
tank str Afnpullaria (Br) sailed yesterday
for st Catherine; England. with 10000 bar
SEATTLE. Aug ae-Two officers and
government Str Canadian Importer. left
the weasel IN small boat August 10 to
obtain assistance and have not been To-
Gated, said wireless message to day from
the str Cordova The captain and forty
porter and refused assistance from the
Cordova. The str anadian Observer
from San Francisco August 20 for Van
OF the Canadian Importer. which is water
logged.
TACOMA. Aug as-Lumber shipments
Jumped from 1,bs4bo5 feet during tho
first six months of 1920 to sas43.494 feet
during the first six months OF this year
according to figures announced by the West
Coast Lufnberman's Association. Japan
showed increase OF 81 per cent. taking
10000, 900 feet the first half OF the year
Decreases were shown In European lumber
exports 81 per cent; Australia So per
cent. and China, IL per cent.
PORTLAND, Ore. Aug 26-The Japan
csc str Kofuku sailed with wheat for Eu-
rope. The str Chifuku Maru arrived from
Japan to load wheat for Europe.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Aug 2s-In tow OF
Tiki wioo passed IN the caDes to-day.
others that arc reported to be brough
here and placed out OF commission pend
ling the present oil troubles in Mexico.
The immigration commissioner here to day
advised all steamship companies that.
Acting under instructions from Wash
Ing ton, effective September l, tho board
Ing officers Of this service Will notify
the masters OF all incoming vessels hay
Ing Chinese in crew, signed taken
on at any foreign port place, that they
Will not be granted shore leave per-
mitted to land at this port. except upon
he execution and nling with the irnmIgra-
ton officer In charfe OF a bond. with APP
conditioned that such Chinese seamen Will
depart from and out OF the mainland OF
the United States within sixty days"
HALIFAX, N s. Aug 26-The United
States Shipping Board stry City OF Bruins
wick. which went ashore at Sarnbro Lodges
yesterday. appeared tonight to be doomed.
Efforts OF tugs to free her were unsuccess-
full and the officers and crew gathered their
belongings and put OF in lifeboats and
not rise 1t Is hoped to salvage some Of her
cargo OF lumber. cotton and -four.