New-York tribune., 1921-10-04

day by the naval tugs Sycamore. LylSens
and wrecking craft of the A Scott Com
pany. OF this city. and towed here. Her
bottom damaged and for the last
three days she was kept ahoat mainly
through the use Of compressed air
LONDON. Oct Str Persia Maru San
Francisco for Hong Kong, had fire aboard
in port Yokohama, Cargo damaged by
sea water and heating.
BUENOS AYRES. Oct 3-The American
str American Legion arrived here this
days seventeen hours and forty minutes
actual steanins time from New York with
stops a. Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo
Chinese delegates to the disarmament con
ference at Washington will arrive here
October 80 on the Shipping Board str
iawkeye State. They will board the
liner at Shanghai. According to advices
from the Orient the Japanese delegation
will be divided in three parts, of which
two will come by way of Puget Sound
and one via San Francisco.
exporters are paying high as Sl8 since
the government ceased to participate in
tho trans Pacific lumber movement. when
the rate was $40 according TO officials
here. Tho Shipping Boards action was
taken only & few weeks ago and the mar
l1et has been improving steadily.
Struthers G Dixon have been alocated
the Shipping Board str West Prospect for
port, replacing the str Hannawa. The
West Prospect is the third flush deck
She had her tra r sasurdaT na Is
ready for service, while the Hannawa
would have to be taken from the mud
fats
After overhauling that cost 500 900
ne n ;, staHdard 9aa, on tank Str Gaddo returned
dspa tched for dTydocking bee because use the
Canadian firms underbid the American
c u A
Admiral Watson at Kodiak. Alaska. re-
vealed that damages received In ground
ing at Seidovia Harhor, previously re
CATION unsafe and accordingly the vessel
proceeded Saturday for Three Saints Bay
and Alitka.
After a delay of one day. caused by the
the str city of Seattle sailed last evening
for southeastern Alaska.
BY receiving quarantine inspection while
passing through the Straits of Juan dc
Fuca, the Shipping Board str keystone
State vas able to make port here yester-
day. For overland shipment by express
the liner brought 1888 bales of raw silk
and 200 cases OF silk goods, valued at
g. comnetition OF the Shipping Board
53b" liners has resulted in Nippon Yusen
halsha, largest of the japanese steamship
lines, announcing that its trans Pacific
schedule VIII be maintained hereafter on
a n-day basis, instead of nineteen
days. heretofore
SAN PEDRO, Oct "A decision handed
S.e~ 600 + W. NJ hwarus SAL
for assisfinp tho 81 Srentiss no ofe pi,anp
Point Dcce7obnr ~ 1qso The praSt,ss
was towed into mort he's after iosne- her
propeller. '-e '-O'
SAN DIEGO. Oct s-Tor the first time
IN nearly n quarter of 8 century, coal ia
being SHIPPED from AustIeija to this eoni bort
The Shipping Board Str West Hxton is
bringing 3 900 tons from New Castle
BALTIMORE, oct One new steam
s.. p line will start service from Baltimore
on October 10 and two other lines. one
to serve Gulf ports and the other 10 con
meet Baltimore with South America he ve
opened negotiation With Baltimore steam
ship men, according 10 William NJ. Brit
tain. general manager of the Export and
Import Board Of Trade. The south
American line. il Is said win take ND
the service of the Green Star Line which
formerly sent it's ships from Baltimore
to countries south OF the Panama Canal
and whose offices here have been closed.
The new line Is part OF the Intercostal
Sea Carriers Line. which has retained the
Robert Ramsey company as its agent The
service will be to Pacific Coast ports Its
entrance into carrier business from Balti-