New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-23

ment is made that the Yamashita E1sen
haisha will inaugurste another steamship
Ilhe between Portland. Seattle and San
francisco arl Japanese ports The first
shinng from Portland will be the Tsuru-
shllna Maru on August Is
The western Iewarls sailed with general
cargo Tor London Glasgow and Antwerp
damage to the hull Of the Effingham,
which struck rock bank of the Colurn bia
Wednesday night, is so extensive that she
VIII be drydocked. She is unloading cargo.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-The steamer
attie with IS passengers was disabled last
night outside Golden Gate by explosion Of
man n. sod fsed pipe. Clarence Riggs. fireman.
orlfted In dense fog, with calm sea- for
seven hours. Was picked up and towed
back to port by Rel Stack tug Sea Eagle
MADE and Will proceed tonight
New rates established by intercoastal
ca easibound conference are: Candy in cases
81 hurdredweight; felt and felt shoes 81 rs
IN carload lots and $3.50 in less than car
iots Pacific American Steamship Asso-
ciati1n yesterday adopted resolutions OPP
loslh proposed Shipping Board line to
Alaska urging the maintenance of the
Shipping Board sea service bureau on this
coast and the assignment of training
ship. and calling upon Americans to pat
ronize American vessels.
Harrison direct line (Br) announces that
Pacific Coast European service will be In
creased from monthly saiings to tri W. eek
~ sahngs, with two departures in Sep
TENDER and October. Bringing a full cargo
OF news print from Ocean Falls, steamer
Canadian Rover inaugurating new coast
wise service of Canadian government rner-
chant marine. arrived here last night
Japanese steamer Rakuyo Maru, arrived
from Hong Kong yesterday, is first pas
aenger vessel built IN japan since the war
according to Captain j. Yawata. En- route
TO South America. the new vessel will set
precedent by calling at Portland before
going southbound, loading 2, 500 tons Of
wheat for Peru.
Gail II. Carter. in active charge of w.
r. Grace & Co. here since the war. has
been promoted to new position at New
York He IS succeeded by e. T. Ford.
SEATTLE, July 22-Str Roosevelt. on
which Peary made his successful trip to
the relief expedition to bring back Captain
Road Amundsen's schooner Maud, now
headed for Dutch Harbor. The Roosevelt
will leave before the end of the month,
BY agreement between the operators
and workers, ongshoremen's wages will
be reduced August i from 80 cents to so
cents an hour, for day work. and from
sl.S5 to $40 hour for night work. at
ships tackle; and from so cent? to 20
cents an hour for day work and s1.2o to
sl-o5 an hour f9r night work from wharf
PORTLAND, July ae-Cargo of Ship
ping Board str Effiugham. before
ported damaged by grounding is being
and will be taken by Shipping
Board str West Lewark. due in four days.
ASTORIA, July 29--Str Georgina Rolph,
previously reported aground in lower har-
Dor, hoated undamaged and proceeded TO
Portland.
Jap str Raifuku Maru and not Ryufuku
Maru, reported. lost both anchors here
July 20
VANCOUVER, July 22--Offcials of the
seafaring unions yesterday declared the
Canadian government merchant marine
unfair for the reduction in seamen's
wages from SIS to $50 a month
BALTIMORE, July 22-The Matson Line
steamer Hawkeye State, from Baltimore
June 25, for San Francisco by way of Ha-
vana which put into Salina Cruz, Mexico,
with sea cocks open, reported Wednes-
day A. proceeding slowly for her destna-
ton because of the leaking condition of
boiler tubes. She expected to reach
San Pedro to-day and San Francisco on
Sunday. Complete repairs will be made at
San Francisco. from where her departure
for Honolulu is indefinitely postponed.
Immigration missioner here reports
that for the fiscal year ended june 80 his
force inspected LOSS incoming vessels. ex-
amined and passed upon 60,946 seamen en-
tering port and granted clearances to
ST, O55 on departing ships Two hundred
and eighty-fve aliens were admitted.
There were 200 stowaways investigated.
Captain Springfield, of the schooner Ed
ward L. Martin, reports that last Tuesday
night he passed close to the wreck of q
small bay vessel thu ee miles southeast of
Point No Point. south OF the Patuxent.
chair, hat and lot of wood pulp We're
fOati- in the vicinity