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New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard time.
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

., Str Vancolite, Lobos Juue 6, 20 Robsrt 7
hague with crude oil; Pier 6, Constable
:, ssr Turrialba, Tela June I. to tho United
- str Mount Clay. Hamburg June 3, TO the
United American Line. with 1885 steer.
age pass, mails and mdses Pier SO, y r.
str Denis tBr). Maneos May a. Para
MAY ~. Barbados June s. 20 the Booth
nuae' WITH liz pass. mails and n1dsc
fisr o. N1sh Docks, B'kiyn.
ST Tilford, Tampico June Z. "a
Constable Hook, J.
str Nesterdyk tDD, Rotterdam m June !
70 the Holland American Line. with
iAGse r Sth st, Hobokon " j.
STR City OF MONTGOMERY, Savannah tc
rndse Pier So n r.
str FL Norte. Galveston June s. to the
Se4t hern Pacific Co, with mdse: Pier 81
Str Ell Lago. New Orleans June ., tc
tae southern Pacific Co, with pass and
mdse, Pier 40, r.
t1agena June /, Porto Colombia juno G.
h>iinsston t>i June Z. to the Caribbean Steam
str Apache. Jacksonville June II
Irarleston June IL. TO the Clyde Steam
shir Co, with pass and mdse; Pier SO
Str Francisco ,Br>. Hull. to sandersor
tine.
str Hamilton, Norfolk to Old Dominion
Trans Cowith mdse.
Str Oscar II (Danl. Copenhagen and
Ghristiania to scandinavian American
Line with pass, mails and rdse.
Str Mexico, Havana June H. to New
York and Cuba Mail 8 s CO, wish aTs pass
mails and mdse.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York

CAPE TOWN. June 11-str Corfe Castle
MoNTEvIDHo. June 11-str Elisha
cHRisTIANIA, June s-str stavan-
gerfjord (Nor)
PATRAS, June 9-str Calabria (Br).
GIBRALTAR, Juno 12-Str Hiberula
(Swed), for Piraeus
FREMANTLE, June 1o-Str Port Chal-
mers tBr).
BAHIA June 1s--str Tapajoz (Braz)
RIO DE JANEIRO, June 13-Strs Cati-
nat (Fr) and Pacific (Nor).
NAPLES, June s-Strs San Giovanni QD
end Giuseppe Verdi QD
Rio de Janeiro
BRISTOL. June 13-str Seminole (Br).
HULL, June 14--str Croxteth Hall (Br).
ALGIERS. June Str Wabasha (Br).
Departures for New York
GENOA. June s-Str Monviso 90.
ALGIERS, June Str Tresillian (Br).
MARSEILLES, NJ June 10-Str Patrta
(Fr).
= caR1sTIAN1A, June 11-str United
States DAM
ROTTERDAM, June 11-sir Edgar F.
Luckenbach
ANTWERP, June 11-str Hundvaago
(Nor).
CoPENHAGEN, Juns Str Mexico
(Dan. motor)..
HAMBURG, June 9.-Str Mount Carroll
ALEXANDRIA, June 11-Str Jersey
City tBr).
HAMBURG, June 11-str orbita (Br).
BUENOS AYRES, June 11--Str Ne
ponset.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Cleared

Str Huguenot tAm), Captain Lawrence:
Fizerta via Ponta Delgada: Columbus
St str rsoGa Gaians sn5, Tasss.s {ySH gsFn,iesas e.
au-Plata. Sanchez; Columbus shipping Go.
Str Guglielmo Peirce UD, Captain
Rieardi; Naples; Peirce Bros.
Croskey: Bremen; U Mail Line,
Str McKeesport (Am) Captain Hilton;
Havre and Dunkirk Cosmopolitan Line.
erpool; Cunard Line.
str Mauretania (Br), Captain Rostrom
Cherbourg and Southampton; Cunard Lima.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br), Captain Francis;
Furness. Witty & Co.
Str Jefferson tAm). Captain Horsiey;
str Matinicook (Am) Captain Long;
Texas City; Robert L Hague.
=, Str City city Of Montgomery tAm, Captain
Str Norwalk (Am). Captain Crowell: Bos-
ton: Eastern S S Co.
Lobos McAllster Bros
str Mary (Anl, Captain Goodman: Porto
rata sta Monte Crist 5T Buil-Inspiar Line
& Co.
Str suwIed (Am), Captain Anderson r,I,-
Str swiftstar {Am). Captain Sawyer;
Point Lobos; Swiftsure Oil Transportation
Str Alfonso XIII fsp). Captain corbeto ;
Havana Luis Llanso.
Str James McGee (Am>, Captain Mason:
Point I.obos; Robert L. Hague
NJ ST.. str ISABELLA tAnl, Captain Helgesen;
Msyagaez; & Porto Rico Line.
Point Antonio; Atlantic Fruit Co
c,s str STANLEY Dollar (Am), Captain Nc
Clements; San Francisco; Dollar Line
Str Massillia (Sw). Captain rIthuar.
Havana; Moore & Mccormick
str Montserrat fSp) Captain Aperico
Havana, Vera Cruz; Louis Llanso
Str Liguria (Sw). Captain Richardson
Plraeus, Salonica, Constantinople; Moore
Sc Mccormack A'ofe
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
American Ports

BALTIMORE. June 14-Arrived. strs
Anchoria tBr), Liverpool; East Cape. New
YORK; Sassenheim tDt), Boston. Strpth-
lorne (Br). Dremen;. Greenwich tBrl Port
land. ENGLAND; Manchester Mariner (Br)
rf,x: Mailfax: Fort Morgan tNor,. Port Matia
Henry. Hamburg Heiikon (Norl T,iahon
BosToN. June t4-Arrtved; strs Mary
Calcutta; Colombo. Perrin and Port said
Lovisa, Preston, Cuba City OF Coium bus
savennah Sorea,s ,7s nylayi Norfelk coastwise
folk and Baltimore; Nantucket. philadei-
phiai Lake Faribault. Charleston and
CHARLEsToN. $ C June 14-sailed
ssrs Jeff Davis. Greece: Lake Ellenorah,
Boston; ls.' Arapahee' Jacksonville; Jackson
JACKsoNvILI.E, Fla. June l4--Arrived:
strs ,,,,,n Cutting I1r P9rt Arthur Junlata Bal
sarsn s,Tore' 81 EFa Mar" lar Ia2D Rotterdam
Rgns 2 e {Horl; y, !, Port Bsrrioa.
Str Roscden (Br1. Rotterdam Sailed: strs
Artagan Mend (Sp), Genoa; Lucerna (Br).
New New Orleans Hawkeye state, Baltimore;
War Roja tsp) Galveston; oural (Belgy,
Hamburg.
NORFOLK, va, June 1t-Arrtved: strs
Maru dap, Rotterdam; Balsam, Baiti-
more; City OF Alton, Liverpool Newton
Boston; Boston; HsrInodis tBrl, Havana; Julia
kessler (Br), Liverpool. Sailed: Strs
Winterswijk (pD, Falmouth; Truth (Nor),
Buenos Ayres; Mount Vernon (Nor), Kings
ton; Cornish city (Brl. Falmouth; Kurdi-
havana; Clan McBeth (Brl, Havre
Rnahine {Br1' Auckland; Leeds city tBr),
Gibraltar Greenwich (Br), Baltimore (;
Winding Gulf New England summerleaf
Havre; Pisoo tFrl. Bremen; Warkworth
mouth; Brazil Maru tJap).. Smyrna: Ar
llngton, New England Sterna DAM,
Oporto; Jacques Cartier (Fr)s Hamburg;
Rr Val n
New England; Lucerna (Er9. New Orleans
Eastern Cross, Omoa; Lucitend (Br),
Rouen
Str clavarack Baltimore sailed: strs
Galveston. Galveston.
PHILADELPHIA. June 14-Arrivcd: ::
Strs West Tacook, Glasgow; Limon, Port
Antonio; w NJ Burton, Fort Lobos; j II
Devereux, Boston; Kremlin (Ben Trieste
Sailed; strs Schodack Shanghai. etc. ;
L'owlands (Br), Norfolk; Devolente, Port
Loe9s sSy4nns dmG nay0qne n IL Merit
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, June 1t-Ar-
rived Strs Dirigio, Providence; Gulf of
Mexico, New York. Sailed: Str Reaper.
. PORT EADs, La, June 14--Arrlved: strs
Baton Bate Naetn, Rougs TsanI Tampco British Baron
uteca tHond(. Port Cortez; Hekia CDan),
Vera Cruz; Noccaluls, Rotterdam; Paris
nina Bocas del Tore; Rapidan, Tampico
Sword. Glasgow Fagernes 40, Genoa :
Olancho (Hond), Port Cortez: Pennsylva-
nian, Boston, Saramacca, Port Barrios
snar (Nor), Cienfuegos; sosua (Nor),
Kingston.
PORTLAND. Me, June l4-Arrived: str
Norfolk, Norfolk. Sailed: Str Transporta-
tion Baltimore.
SAVANNAH. June IA - Arrived: strs
Nautic (swed), Holland City of Atlanta
Boston. Salad: Strs Essex. Philadelphia,
City OF Savannah, New York; bark Santa
UD, Genoa.
TAMPA, June I4-sailed: Str Narwhsl
Nueva Corona
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK

JUNE 1.-THE str Turrialba. which ar
rived here from Tela, reported she passed
the Italian bark Pensacola, 10 miles north
of Jutias Cay. The latter is bound for
Genoa and reported all well on board.
The following radiogram was received
from the U S Coast Guard cutter Seneca
June 11-Position, lat Al 80 Ion As 90 trac-
ing the edge of Gulf Stream. Crossed edge
in lat Al so long so 90. Bergs below tail OF
Banks drifting westward. June TO- = AM,
berg in lat A 80 lon 4S 10 and two large
bergs and GROWERS in lat 45 so lon a. 81.
The schr Harvester. with a crew of thirty
men. long overdue from Vavan. an island
in the South Seas is posted by Lloyds as
missing. The schooner left Vavan for San
Francisco with cargo of copra lasr No
Nember It is believed that floating wreck
recently came from the Harvester
BERLIN, June 1.-THE body Of Captain
c # Smith, of the United American Line
steamer Mount Carroll. who died suddenly
Friday shortly after the vessel left Ham
burg will be taken to New York on the
steamer Mount Clinton. which leaves Ham
ourg on June 16, First Officer Hafsdoer-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Foreign Trade Notes

Imported jewelry and silvcrwars Of
Western nations is in fair demand in
Siam. With lower prices revival of
the foreign jewelry trade, it is stated,
is sure to follow
The demand in India for paper will
increase with the carrying out of ex-
tensive educational plans under way.
Poland has prohibited the importa-
ton of all beans of American origin
for reasons Of safety to public
health"
The British safeguarding -of-indus-
tries bill passed the second reading in
the House Of Commons by large ma
jority.
According to official figures, the Mex
lean petroleum exports during April
amounted TO 100000 barrels, repre-
senting decrease from the March fig
ure.
The depression in Finland's paper
and pulp industry has now reached the
point where less than half of the paper
machines in the country are in opera
ton.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 14-Arrived
Strs Western States, Detroit; See and Bee,
Buffalo; City of Erie, Cedar Point; w G
Mather. Ashtabula.
ERIE, June 14-Arrived strs Key West,
Montreal; Brantford Montreal; Venezuela,
Fort William; Canobie, Fort William );
Amazon, Fairport.
TOLEDO, June 14--Arrive6: Strs o
Jenkins, Superior; Huron, Conneaut Home
Rule, Sandwich; f j Earring, Milwaukee.
CONNEAUT. June 14-Arrived: Strs
Conneaut Wyandotte Alpena. Milwaukee !;
W Wolfe, E l. Ford, James Davidson
Duluth: Fl D Williams Two Harbors.
ASHTABULA, June 14--Arrived: Strs
Lakeport. Montreal; Ignifer. Ogdensburg
Presque Isle, Duluth; w L Robinson,
Ogdensburg; J Kopp. Superior; F.
Taylor, Port Colborne.
LORAIN. June 14-Arrived Strs II
Robbins, Duluth; Thomas r Cole Duluth
fillmore. Ashtabula; Cowle, Fairport ;
General Garretson, Conneaut.
DULUTH, June l4-Arrived: Strs Coal
Byers, Princeton, Dalton, Wtdener w l.
King. Moses Taylor Block, Niko, C H
Bradley, Brightie.
MANITOWOC. June 14-Arrived: Str
Argus Ashtabula.
MILWAUKEE, June 14--Arrived: strs
William Livingston, Toledo; w T. White,
Sandusky; Leonard B Miller, Lorain.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis, June l4-Arrived: {:
Str William Reiss
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Aquitania (Br>. Southampton To-
yooke Maru tJap), Kobe; General o II
Ernst (Am), Cristobal; Sue,co tAm), Nor
folk; Jean (Aml. San Juan: Robert
Maersk {Am), Philadelphia; Lenape (An),
Jacksonville; U S Dallas. Newport. r /:
Lake Freeizns (Am), Tampa; Princess
Matoil,s (Am). Bremen: Mckeesport (Aml
Havre; u S Winslow. Charleston: L S
Benham. sea- Huguenot (Nor), Bizerta
Arto (Am). Tam3co; Tosto (Nor), Puerta
Plata. Guglielmo Pierce (It), Naples
E~nNmore (Er), Newport News: sehr 7 NJ
w Hall tAn). Ferry. Ca; Alfonso XIII
tSpan), Havana; Mayari tBr), Banes;
Italia CBr), Vigo; Masilia swed), Havana;
Albatros Nor). Rio de Janeiro: Swiftstar,
Tobos
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

Kaufman & Baer. r. 4. Peters. trunks.
travelling bags; 404 4th av
Kaufman Department Store; A. "
kuehn and Miss Ratsky gowns; o. Loeb.
furs, H. Meyer. mems clothing. 1851
Levy Glove Co.; II. Levy. mems furnish
ings; Pennsylvania.
Kaufnan's Dept store; o. S. Loeb. furs.
fur coats; 1851 Hway.
Joseph Horne Co; J. Martin cation
piece goods aanneis dornesfics; 225 5th av
Kaufman & Baer: $. NJ. Kardon. base
ath ay.
PORTLAND. ME.
Eastman Bros. g. Bancroft; J. D, Arms
BY silks, dress goods; f04 4th av.
PROVIDENCE
j, Samuels & Bro. NJ lsaacs. ladies'
ready TO wear AIfrsd rnEtl 1l6 w s2d st.
Mrs. Brugler. dresses; 226 5th av.
sloley, Lindsay & Curr: Miss Epstein.
SALEM. MASS.
w g. Weber Co. }. J. Walsh. donles-
ties. linens. wash and dress goods 4o4
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
Western Skirt Mfg. Co; c. Schwartz.
mdse mgr, ready 10 wear. woolen piece
goods. trimmings, fancy braids; Pennsyl-
yania,
SEATTLE. WASH.
J. $ Graham. Inc; r. L; Besseirnan,
mdse. mgr; jobs wool and silk skirts, also
dresses; Ann Livingston, 225 5th av.
- Bon Marehe; +, l. Be@sselman. @ mdse,
iHBF- races, EN- DrOiueTleS, 20 9TH aV,
ga LOUIS
Famous Barr; l. II. Peres. basement
men, men ItuirTnitshings; II. Kraft boys furnish
derWear; 81 w. 26th st.
Meyer. Mueller, Goodman Co; H. e. J.
Meyer neckwear, silks, knitted neckwear;
Pennsylvania.
stix Baer & Fuller; w e. sitlngton,
dress goods Mr. Bouterse. assisting; H w.
Scnultz, neckWear. veilings; Miss c. Hamn,
joos jle,s cotton, silk and cloth dresses; 1io7
TAMPA, FLA.
Maas Bros; Mr.. Mckay, silks and dress
TOLEDO
JiGdtke Rr2a4 qt C9; C. L. Fine mems fur
H. H. Butter store: G. Adelman. n,er-
chandise manager; 1864 B'way
rs weinberg, ready to wear: Pennsyl-
TULSA. OKLA.
Siedenback Co.; c. j. Siedenback, ready
av.. 18th floor
WASHINGTON, d. c.
ooiasaf1 Eans0urgh & Bros; g W. Trail; white,
Jobs ready to wear; AS 7th ave.
The Hecht Co; Miss J. Lipman, corsets
and Lingerie; w c. Stokes, furniture and
rugs G. b Duncan. assistant mdse man
ager' NJ Kadden. mems and womens fur
hisnlngs; G. 70. Redhead, mems hats and
luggage; Is West goth st.
> kann Son Co; Miss Hoyt ladies'
neckwear; Miss II. Schute, muslin under
wear; 432 4th ave
Hecht Co; J. kamerow. children's shoes.
sandals; Well & Hartmann, 115 w. 30th st.
WATERFOWL, N. v.
II, Ellis; Mrs. Ellis, wash and silk
33d st
ns.a Frank 4. Empsan Z. Co; Mrs. NJ. E.
bentley, furs and ladies' ready to wear;
Alfred Fantl 116 West 32d ST.
H. Ellis; Mrs. II. Ellis, coats. quits,
dresses waists III w. 33d st. care Hof-
man Il Hartblav
WORCESTER, MASS.
j. C. Machines Co; d. w. Aubuchon,
gloves and hosiery; 432 4th ave.
YORK, PA.
James Mclean & Sons; G. Kleindinst.
COTTON piece goods; Miss E. Weltzhofrer,
hosiery; 4S2 4th ave
wear, childreu's wear: Pennsylvania
EVANSVILLE. OHIO
a. Il, starr; Mr.. Hirsch, hosiery, under
wear and gloves: l15O b WAY.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

station, New York at Z D. rri as follows.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China via San Fran
:. cisco, steamship China. June IT,
hawaii, via San Francisco steamship
Manoa, June IL
Jsnsn. Corea China, Siberia, French Indo-
China AUD Netherlands East Indies eek
cept Su'natrn) and Philippine Islands.
via Vancouver and Victoria B c.. steam
ship Empress of Asia. June Is.
IanHL Marquesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco. steamship Tahiti, June 80.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies eek
cept Sumatra), via Seattle, steamship
Suwa Maru, Juno 10.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Eek
cept Sunatra) and Philippine Islands,
Seattle, steamship Manila Maru June 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Fire Record


is.l6-457 e. 1esth St, the Bronx.
-. ajax SINNER ........,,.. ...,.,. Y Cnknown n
i2.so-i52 W. 2Sth St. unknown None
f;e0-s45 Columbus av., j. Epstein.
Unknown
S;1o--1sth s. and Sd az, autonqblIe.
Levy Dairy co ............ .Unknown
.'6o-g1S5 5th av.. Lucy Stalling rriting
s'oS'-5fi T.. 2S3d st, the Bronx, AL
bert Freedman ..,.. ...,.. Unknown
sao-ioo Broadway, American surety
20. .Trifing
s3o-E. i7Tth st. and Eastern Bouie-
ward, the Bronx, Department
Street Cleaning ............ None,
m:so-365i Holland av.. the Bronx.
Frank Cantrille ......... Unknown
- - :oo-ll w 1o6th St, unknown .Trihing
ti'Ve~~Morris Heights railway station
aud Depot Lane. Harlem
~, River, city dock .....4. Unknown
A'Se-2le1 lat av PasGuaie Carat
II 6o--e3oth St and broadway. IT.
r NJ. station 9 s. None
nIo-l7ss vyse av the Bronx.
fence. unknown ..,.4... ........,.,.None
1.se~~ls79 Madison av. Joseph
-, besenatelu ..... ss...-- Unknown
siS5-{26 w. 12Tth st. Rose Levy. Slight
f'so~-IT3-7sf Il. 1s9th st, the Bronx
kn Jghn Hoffman .....-,s.... -, None
stS-zs7 Pearl st. Theall, stefan A.
ssS--la Broadway, A. A. snowden.
siS-lol W. iooth st.. paniel kap- "
sss-ss w. 2,th st.. New York r,dr
SoPply 20. -s-.t...a.'a'3-ts ..s'' 'Siisht
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Town, i'm Referendum, Votes
Ban on Sunday Picture SIlov

MARLETTE, Mich, June t4.-Strict
observance of the Sabbath has been
voted by citizens Of this village in
referendum suggested by Harry Ho-
holth. proprietor Of it's only motion
picture theater BY vote Of 270 20 10,
the electors placed the ban an Sunday
movies.
The fight for and against Sunday
performances had waged for several
months until Hobolth suggested ref
erendum, agreeing to abide by the de-
cssion. An intensive campaign re-
suited, virtually every citizen Of voting
age casting a ballot
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Ruling on Suez Canal Tolls

During the war the Suez Canal i'm
posed tolls on shelter-deck spaces only
when used for passengers or cargo,
!waiying on account of war necessities
It's. former rules. These rules have now
been restored and shelter-deck spaces
VIII be liable for tolls, whether or not
actually used for cargo or passengers on
the voyage through the canal, if such
spaces have been so used before August
!, 1914, or after March l. 1921.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Employment Increasing

Employment in Cleveland is gaining
fairly rapidly. During May seventy
nine establishments reported increases
in the number of workers, amounting
to total of more than 1900 men. In
creases are noted in all industries in
the city, with the exception of lumber
establishments. At present about z
per cent more men are employed in the
city than in January.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation,
Washington, d. C,
OFFERS FOR SALE

Approximately 10000 tons of steel
stored at the various plants.
Sealed bids will be received on or be-
fore June a.. 1921. at II A. M, at
which time bids Will be opened publicly
covering sale of steel as follows:
McClntic- Marshall, Leetsdale, Pa,
approx 15,95+ tons,
McCliatic- Marshall. Pottstown, Pa
approx. 6,3S2 tons.
American Bridge Co., Elmira, N. Y.
approx. 1906 tons.
American Bridge Co., Toledo, Ohio, ap-
prox, 4,2o3 tons.
American Bridge Co, Gary, Ind, ap-
proX. 1,l35 tons.
Globe 8. B. Co, Superior, Wis, approx
433 tons.
Alliance Structural Co, Alliance. Ohio,
approx. s64 tons.
Nashville Bridge Co, Nashville, Tenn,
approx. l,227 tons.
Newport News S. b. & d. D. Co. New
port News Va, approx, 81 tons
Pusey & Jones, Gloucester, n. j. ap-
prox. S,50S.5 tons,
Bids must be submitted for this ma
terial on proposal forms which will
show detail list of the material to be
sold. Forms will be furnished on
request by addressing Director Of the
1 Division OF Supply and Sales, u. 3.
| Shipping Board, Washington, d. c.
Shipping instructions for the removal
! of the material must be given within
| I5 days after the award of the bid,
4 and all OF the material must Oe re-
| moved within sc days after the date
of award.
Material to be sold las Is," no claim
for condition will be allowed after
l opening of the bids. Bidders should
inspect the material before submitting
their bids.
Railroad weights will govern and
payment for such material must be
made at the time OF weighing and
shipment,
TERMS:--To be sold for cash to the
highest bidder. 4 deposit of, aess OF
the total amount of bid must accom-
pany the bid.
The Board reserves the right TO re-
ject any all bids.
Sealed bids should be addressed to
the Director OF the Division of Supply
and Sales, United States Shipping
Board, Washington. d. G., and marked
sid for steel. Do not open until
June Esd, 1874
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15

wlhelnilna 7es from Honolulu s PM June
IL.
william Henry Webb s7s Honolulu s
PM June IL
WilIimantic 2to e Ambrose June II.
VIM NJ Burton so 8 Overfails juno a.
Xacnpa 644 s Scotland fsV. Iune IA
2oppot 16 Jupiter June IL
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Orduna Sailing Hour Changed

The embarkation and sailing hours of
the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's
liner the Orduna have beens'changed, as
follows: Embarkatiou hour. / p. M,
New York time, June Is; sailing time,
4 p. m, from Pier AZ, North River, foot
Of CHRISTOPHER Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Hound South

Schrs Gertrude Pausoas tBr), Walton,
n S. for New York. Flo r Nader (Br),
Shelburne. s. for New York; John Brace
we'll sullivan FOR New York; Cleaner, Nan
tucket Cor New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
MandaIay Opens Its Season

The steamer Mandaiay opens its reg
ular season to-day between the Battery
and Atlantic Highlands. N. j. This
steamer has become New York summer
institution and its popularity seems to
be on the increase.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Traias-Pa.ifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Gem
eral Pustonice and City Hall PostoYics
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time for daylight saving time add / hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
City Island

Dante Alighcri, Naples 1880 AM II 90 AM
Tivives, Santa Marta, $3.50 AM 1000 AM
New-York tribune., 1921-06-15
Sail Friday

Mongolia. Hamburg -. 700 AM II
Monterey. Vera Cru2... s 100 AM IL
Apache. Jacksonville, 10
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-06-30

visit with his daughter, Mrs. y.
l.. DeBord and Mrs. Fred Klingback
and their families.
Miss Marion Lowe, who has just
finished her sophomore year at
Whitman College, Walla Walla
Washington, arrived Wednesday TO
spent her vacation with the home
folks.
Fred Klingback and son Kenneth
and ID. n. Tuft visited Friday at the
q. w. Benton home at Nyssa. Mr..
Tufts and Mr.. Benton having been
friends years ago while farming In
North Dakota.
Mrs. 6. E Schweizer and daugh-
ter Della here Vale visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. DeBord and
family and ID. ~. Tufts we're guests
to dinner at the Kllngback home
Sunday.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-06-30
DiPoUNDING NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that. In
pursuance of Ordinance No. 236, OF
the City of Ontario have taken up
and impounded the following des-
cribed animal found running at
large within tho corporate limits OF
the City OF Ontario. In Malheur
County. State OF Oregon, to-wlt;
Black Mare, branded 8 left shoul-
der, white strip In face weight
about 300 lbs. age unknown.
Grey mare. Branded 10 left stifle,
Wright about $500, age unknown.
and that will on the End day Of
July 1921 at the hour OF o'clock.
p. m, of said day offer for sale aud
will sell above described animals at
public auction 20 the highest bidder.
for cash In hand. at the Eagle Livery
in said City OF Ontario.
Taken up this 18th day OF June.
1921.
Posted this 2bth day OF June.
1921.
II. c. FARMER
City Marshal
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-06-30
IRONSIDF NEWS

The dance at Malheur was well
attended by the young people here,
and all reported good time.
The base ball game between Iron
side and Bonita was held at Bonita
Sunday. with a score OF to - I'm
favor Ironside. The game was
well attended by the people here
Arthus Van Buren and Orville
Nichols went to Baker Monday with
truck load OF wool. They re-
turned Tuesday bringing n load OF
groceries for y. A. Lotion. 80.
H. G. Elms left for Richland Sun
day where he will visit few days
with his daughter Mrs. G. ID. Hous-
er. He went by way OF Unity and
was accompanied from there by his
daughter. Mrs. +. q. White.
John Smith from Brogan was up
Monday trying TO get men for hay
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lotion went 10
Unity Sunday 20 spend the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morfltt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield from On
tario passed through Ironside Mon
Ike Elmandorf and Ben Ruther-
ford started on a prospecting trip 10
Basin Creek Monday.
Wayne Allen and wife from Vale
we're In Ironslde Sunday.
Bill Guerln from Bridgeport was
here visiting with his mother. Mrs.
Seton last week.
II. Smith and family IRON Brogan
spent Sunday with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs ]. p. Smith
Rolph Harvey went to Ontario
Wednesday after truck repairs.
Elms aud Mr.. and Mrs. otto LaPort
Elms and Mr.. and Mrs OttaSaPort
from Unity came over Monday and
took their sister Minnie Elms who
has been very sick TO the hospital at
Vale.
Fred Lawrence and family and
Dave Lawrence went 10 Drogan
Wednesday after load OF pigs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence
went 10 Vale Wednesday to prove
up on their homestead. Arthur
Van Buren. Oscar Rutherford aud
Bill Lotion accompanied them a.
witnesses.
Mitchell Moore and Scott Davis OF
Ontario are visiting friends here this
week.
ellis Howard from Baker is here
visiting with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. NJ. Molthan.
Mark Rutherford from Malheur
was an Ironslde visitor Friday.
Mr.. McKamie of Fruitland has re-
turnad with n load of cherries and
is selling them In this vicinity.