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the more kick.
EddM started off like . vhiriwfnd.
carrying the fight TO his opponent
and throwing over his right In good
fashion
PinIxman rsscmbled . breeze In the
second round. n Fowler started
using his Ian 10 advantages. and he
had all tho best Of ths infiEhtins.
rinkman vas hanging on for dear
life
Pinkrnan staged . comeback In the
third round. and shot over his night
for points. II was his round By n
shade.
There was plenty Of action In the
fourth round. with Fowler again e.
ceiling at infighung. with Eddic's
right hand causing trouble In the
Fowler camp.
| Eddie looked better again last
night. but he stirl has trouble pro
tccting himself In the clinches. and
he can't keep away from left hand
But II he continues TO shoot over his
right. II will be about the only do
Tense he needs
Willie St Clair, the colorcd miller
from Portland. who subbcd for
Archie Rtoy. In the semi. windup, was
far too clever for Johnny Jordan,
the colorea boy. winning In the sec
ond round. He had Jordan stopped
In the first session. knocking him
cold with a fast right but The bell
saved. or, rather. ruined Jordan.
Tho Anatortes boy was revived In
the minute rest, and then he had TO
take II again. He was knocked down
twice, ST Clair catching him In the
air with a crushing right. and Ref
cree civcns rightly stopped the bout.
The dusky Porflandsr showed a
I lot OF class. while all Johnny showed
last night was plenty OF gaInenesa
Al Bi1dIe. the newest member OF
Pete xIo<'s ring stable 20 come TO
the fore. made another nifty show
ing last night when he beat Young
waigrin. a Jersey boy. In the third
bout Biddie carried too much kick
| for the visitor. Biddie's punches
under the heart slowed walgrin mp
In a hurry. Rod Murphy called the
verdict for the Anacortes mitt
| toeser.
Soldier Woods was ~ wfd as
ever last night and had no trouble
beating Roy CibbA Sam Beikln
was tho third man.
Joe Aiartinsen and RED Calhoun. q
pair Of big fellows. put on . gory
suggest In the first bout with the
former winning. They both took a
lot Of punishment, MaAsnscn In
particular getting an eyeful OF
gloves Ad schacht called the YER
dict
The show. staged by the CaScsde
A. c. at the Pavilion. was filled
with action. and there wasn't
tame bout on the BIN.
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TITLE MATCH
is CANCELLED

DAS MONIES. Iowa. Oct H.
The worlds championship heavy.
weight wrestling contest between
Earl Caddock. Walnut. Iowa. former
champion. and Stanislaus Zbyszko.
Poland. present champion. was post
poned for the fourth time today,
and will be held the evening Of
November Z. according 10 announce
mcnt by the American Legion.
which Is sponsoring the bout Mis-
reading OF a cablcgram from zbys-
zko. who left Poland October IL.
caused the date to DO set too early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
NEW HURLERS
TO WORK FOR
1922 SEALS

TNfE collapse OF the San Francisco
i pitching saff was undoubtedly
the cause Of the Seals downfall In
the Coast league raoe. Charley Ora.
ham IL contemplating many changes
before next season. according to re
ports from the Golden Gate
Lefty" o-Doui. Johnny Couch and
Walter CLEARWATER viii be retained.
Jim Scott win either retire or win
be traded
Ernie Shore win bs sent hack TO
the New York Yankees
Sam Lewis may be traded to Los
Angeles.
Herb Mcouaide WIN be Harmed out
10 Des Moines In the Western
league.
Bobby Keefe win b let out SO
win Pay Crumpicr.
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BOLDT NOW
HEADS BALL
CLUB HERE

TIN BOLDT Is president OF the
= Seattle Coast League Ball club
today. following the annual meeting
Of the local club yesterday. Ho sue
ceeds william II Keeper. The
change was announced several days
ago.
George Hardenberyh win act "a
first vice president, with Frank
Ripe as second vice president w.
J. stcinart is to be sccretary-treas-
urer.
John r.. Drummey. George Bou-
chaort and David IL BoIdt complete
the directorate
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German Protests
Ban by Seattle
Ring Commission

A protest against the suspen-
sion of Joe German. PortlAnd
lightweight now In Denver. ~
the Seattle boxing comnisu1on
because his name was used IN
connection with the smoker IN
nounced by Austin 4 Salt for the
Arena last Friday. which was not
held. comes from the Rose City.
German claims he never Agreed
to box. and says that he should
not be barred without hearing.
II il Understood In local ring CIR
clcs that while some Of the mcn
billed for that show were warned
Of the suspension II they boxsd.
none Of them have been given =
hearing by the commission.
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GOOD NIGHT.


Washington track prospects are
considered very bright. according to
the way things shape up for fall
practice. which Is under way. Head
ed by Captain Charley Frankland. a
squad % 10 letter men are out for
practice. Vic Hurley. Casey Ander-
son. Ernie Hathaway. Don Douglas.
Reg Pratt Harold Williams. Earl
Mason, Harry Beali and Henry
Foster.
Gus Pope. champion weight man.
Marsh Davis. distance runner. and
Robert Linton. pole vsultsr. are all
lost 70 the squad.
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Brn . pccvcd wicn this:
. I after smoker night
a
easier jokes terrible
a
from WALL first
and thai
Sds playmates-
Roy =
washburn
punch Jim yelled loud that couldn't that
f39
Basham, Rod Murphy. Riley Mccoy, w O'NeL
he
have had 10 dodge Third traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
CONFERENCE TO
OPEN GRID PLAY

The Coast conference football
season will get under way Saturday
with Washington and the Oregon
Aggies playing at Corvallis and the
California and Oregon teams meeting
at Berkeley.
Washington State meets Idaho at
Pullman and Stanford takes on the
Pacific Fleet team at Palo Alto in
the other big games Of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

They're talking In Los Angeles of sending STATE to
the Chicago Cubs next year. With his natural speed
and because he likes to play baseball he may make 60
Of it, But it seems that the wsest thing for him to do
would be to spend another in the Coast league
and with the experience that he would gain from play
ing every day in this loop he should be ripe for major
league berth in another year. STATE is only youngser
and has plenty Of time to make his mark in the big
time, and he should work out his system of play
ing which will be perfected only with experience.
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MIDDLE SCRAP
is OFF AGAIN

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Oct.
fc.--The Mike Gibbons.Mikc O'Dowd
fight. scheduled 10 be held at Tulso
rcxt Tuesday. viii not he permit.
ted. Governor Robertson said today.
Chased from Wichita by action Of
Kansas authorities. the promoters OF
the fight viii have 10 look eisc-
where for q site. the Oklahoma
chief executive asserted today In a
lengthy statement
II was understood here the fight
promoters were considering moving
the fight to n point in Missouri or
Colombo.
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Ito hi-he
a ethanded
handed
investigated his record found that most Of
his wcrccr beating hunts EroundcA
that he bat the right side for the next few
understand that liberty
cept reject advice
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RUGBY
TEAM TO TRAVEL

ambitious plans
They leave Paio Alto for British
Columbia, where they play the Brit>
ish Columbia university on Chrisot
mas day at Vancouver. B. c.
They then journey eastward to
games at Toronto and Montreal
meeting McGul university on Janu>
AIRY Z.
The team may make arrangementd
to 20 to England in 1922.
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Rogers Hornsby's Suggestion for STATE

champion Of
Mid Winter
In California with whom Stair playing with statement hsi unless
doomed thu misD
batting left handed What
Hornby published recently the Les An
gelcs Record Is interesting reading
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advlscd nm TO turn HlOunu Dat
and finished the with mark .300 Statz
made better of his speed by getting off to fast start
from the left side Of the plate Seattle fans who him
sterling baseball here during the final showing
of the Angels will remember his great speed
But STATE didn't get any into his hitting batting
from port side of the platter He changed around for
efhanded pitching and hit harder but not often lot
of baseball figured that batting lefthanded against
Coast league pitching another would give him plenty
Of experience and with his natural strength for he
well built fellow and natural athlete the power would
come when he perfected his style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Stats
With he
vep htters
Of baseh In
knsck Of getting them changing Sides
I
ham win land Job in the major leaguesr'
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STATE GETTING
Lots of Advice
Change This, Change That" Is All That He Hears
Now Rogers Hornsby Says He Should Shift Back &c
Batting RghtHanded Again
BY LEO n. LASSEN

RNOLD STATZ. The promising young Los
Angeles outfielder, is undoubtedly getting
more advice than any other prospect in
the Coast league.
Last year the young Holy Cross gradu-
ate came into the Coast league and failed
to win regular berth with the Angels
because he couldn't hit. He was pretty
fielder, had good arm and was as fast
as streak. He was batting right-handed
then.
This spring Wade Kllefer, Angel pilot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
BY LEO.H. LASSEN


The New orrid
decisions to
would fights who called the
figured that Edde punches carried the most
steam.
the
third with his h punching while Fowler had big edge in the second
slight fourth Eddie nhtng
used his left hand advantage but Ed punches carried by far
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Another Bit of Criticism


he a badly making
his hips and making
ashrow makes big trying
catch a
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handrd him G1ans
nd no was very righthanded batter then.
OF
It's just mixture Of and
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'eeR
! Ghlzg12
Jsck MeL~aa, II the West Seattle
soccer team. has left for Oakland

yseh MeL~an, II the West Seattle
I soreer team, has left for Oakland
= The west Seattle grounds have been
Z a-naYkcd. and Manager MeGrath says
j fisid Is In fine shape for games from
i ~.eA
! rhs west seattle-Napis Leaf Post
kame may be shiftedsto waiia Waiia or
Ruth PARK. because tho Lincoln park
|roun are several yards short OF being
>euiation size The smaller grounds are
X. for junior gamek but the SENIOR
exrns should play on regulation fields.
Washipgtoa Park and the Cowsn
C1rns Co are furnishing the feature
gsms Of the junior division sunday.
They're tied for the lead In this
section with the Ballard juniors. The
farmer pair Of teams wiIi ciaah NJ
J washington park
Changes IN registration for Sundays
games must Be made In writing before
$50 o'clock tonight.
- % -
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PREP LOSERS TO
BE ELIMINATED

Losers OF this weeks prep games
viii be counted out Of the running.
All four teams starting this week
have been defeated In their first
starts. West Seattle Is slated TO bat
tie Broadway on Friday and Ballard
viii play Lincoln on Saturday. Both
games win b played ct Denny field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Two Of the tnggcst erfd games In
the East Saturday win feature big
Three" teams Yale plays the Army.
while Princeton plays Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Lotte Pickford has gone TO Eu.
rope 70 join Sister May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

January Is. 10 and ~ have been ct ~
the dates Of tho California state open
Oh am pionship tournament over the course
Angeles James NJ Barnes present
American champion. Jock Hutchinson.
British open champion; Leo Deigci. Dave
IAvis and Charley Mayo are among tho
Eastern professionals who contemplate
entcrfng the tourney. Joe Novak, apo-
kane professional. win also participate in
the event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Hard Schedule
for Big Teams
Warrington and Penn State Face Big Games Before
They Clash IN Stadium in December; Fret Infor
nation on State Lineup

9TH Penn State and Washington, the two
football teams that will meet in the big
East-West battle of the 1921 season, have
formidable schedules from now until they
meet in the Washington stadium in De.
cember.
Washington faces its first big test of the
year at Corvallis. Ore. Saturday, when they
run up against the powerful Oregon AQgie
squad. Then they meet Stanford, Califor-
MIA and WASHINGTON State in turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19
Eddie Pinkman Shows Old Time
Kick and Beats Monk Fowler

Shrinking Violet New Orleans Many Fans
Missed CALI No More Willie ST. Clair
Johnny Jordan in Second Round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Fun course dinner. 7sc. at Boidt's.
Served to . p. m---Advertiscmen
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rem State is scheduled to take Harvard Georgia Tech
Navy Carnegie Tech and Ptsburg, all strong opponents
Washington
this the Win the
periencc enough to they
Penn States three letter Hentz
back. and Captain
freshmen
i've perfect boots
kednger left half of
last
Bcdnh right guard and saer. left before
the subs
Jay Mcmahon the giant pounds
stands feet inches lie heavyweight
with Mcxahon
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Mk|zlz

The WiAge1 Fsse dssif ciub. com-
pseed - ussmb~<p 81 the New 1ssk
A. C.. has paschase1 rse-scrs tract
at New Rochelle. known - Wyksgyi
park. The club viii hay out . se-
hole gclf eoussN. one Of the largest
In the Eaaf. aad yin also cDnstruct
. roomy club HOUSE.
During the current golf season . total
~ 81 piayers hoied out In one on various
Canadian golf courses. and Of the number.
three were women.
Gold has bssn recognized a. . sport
at the North Central high school at
Spokane
Advance reservations for playing
"a Chicsgo's municipal courses are
10 be tabooed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-19

Denver Ed Martin and sergt. Ray
femIth are boxing 10 rounds In Port
hand tonight. They're heavyweights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-14

y. Y HARBOR LINE BOARD VIII,
hold public hearing 1880 a. m. Septem-
Der 80. 1921, Room 512 80 whitehall
Street. New York, to consider application
for change In easterly boundary lines of
western anchorage area, Upper n. i Bay
between Staten Isand and Ellis Island
Interested parties invited 10 attend or be
represented
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Foreign, Ports

DANYIG. Sort 5-~str pcionia tpan,
rAMBIiRG, asrt s--Str Mauchuria
C0PENH AGl;N. Scps S--str vincennes
ARicA sept ia-str south American
cornNnAemN. sept ls--su Helns
ANTorAGAsrA. sept ll-s,r Santa
Iuiss
FLUSHING. Sept lo-~str storm King.
pATRAS, Sept l1--Str Italia tDr) via
Nigo.
KoRsoSR. Sept s---str Pittsburgh
Bridge.
LoNpoNnERRy. sept lo-str Delavan.
HULL. Sept l2--Str Camilla Gilbert
(Nnr)
AvoNMouru. Sept 1e-str Lake Far
ROTTERDAM. SEPT la-str Rotterdam
nD. via Plymouth and Boulosne
HULL. Sept l@~strs Chantier and
Francisco tBrl.
BREMEN, Sept is-str George wash
ington via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Departures for New York
CONsTANTINOplE Sept Str Acme.
HoM3AY, Sept S--Str Robert Dollar
(Rr).
PORT SAID. Sept io-str Heleuus (Br>.
'Rrl. from Hong kons.
GIBRALTAR. Sent l2-str kossuth
Ference 90. from Trieste.
ANTWERP. Sept lo-str Gasconlcr
RoRDEAux. Sept Str oreifryaa
lslrl.
MARsEIII.Es. Sept s--str prara urr)
HAMRrRG, sept s-Str Mount Carroll
LIVERPOOL. Sept. l2---str vaaari (Br)
ffNo'n Bremen and Plymouth via Queens
town.
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BALTIMORE, Nd Sept 13-Arrived
strs Bella, Port Maria Finar del Rio (Br)
tBr) Liverpool via Norfolk and Newpor,
News; snar (Norl. New York.
PHILA DELPHIA. sept l5-Arrived. Strs
sagua. Port Antonio; Paraguay. Port Ar,
thur motorshtp Mississippi, Baltimore
Sailed strs Svein Jsrl (Nor). New York
Nobel (Belgl. Autwerp Via Rouen; L S
Alabama. Southern drill grounds; Santa
Barbara. New York
sewalrs Point; schr James Coburn, Jack
sonviue. Sailed; Strs Franklin X Lane
Tampico; Gloucester. Norfolk and Balti
more.
GALVESTON. Tex, sept 1a-Arrived
Strs Walter Hsrdcastie, Tampico; Ell Occi-
dente. New York: II NJ Flngier, New York
Francisco; Knoxville city. Kobe. Apsle3
tBr>, barcelona: Elswick Tower (Br)
Hull; Cowrie O3r>. London; Meline (Nor)
JACKSONVILLE Sept 1s--Arrived: Str,
Persian. Baltimore: Mohawk. New York
Van. Miami Sailed: Str Comanche, New
MOBILE. Sept 1s--Arrived str For.
Antonio (Nor). Belize. barge Ohio, towed
by tug L Russell. Port Arthur Sailed
NEWPORT NEWS, Sept ls-Arrtvsd
Strs stephen r Jones. New York; Kenne-
colt Baltimore; Prygona tBrl. New Or.
Strs Withtng ton t8r}. New York; T. ~gons
(BV). Rotterdam; ortega (Br), Liverpool
NOfFOLN, sept ID arrived LIN. str:
Masca. Tampa; 18th Avonmede (Br>. Lon
don Pi'ygona tRr,. New Orleans, Kenhans
Head CBr). New Orleans. Sailed 18th, Str
BryndhIld (pan), Manatie. Bassa (Br)
Dakar Nottingham CBr). Montreal
Paraios fCik) Galveston; Kinkasan Mar,
Jap. Yokohama, Michigan tFrl. Havre
Camaguay Vera Cruz; Santa Andrea UtD
Genoa: North American (Br), a Chilean
port i3ih Afghanstan tBrl, Rotterdam
Ortega OBJ spanish ports Whiting or
(Br). Newport News; Terrier (Nor>, Port
PORT EADs. sept 1a-Arrived: Str,
Antonic tGer). Tampico: Coppsname. Por
Barrios; Corozal. Porto Rico; Durango
Alr,s' ert!a m. Ell Lago. New York; Fred v
Weller. Tampico, Hibueras tHon). Blue
Talnpico; Saramacca. Teia; Schoodyiac
Tampa; Yuma. F'rontera; schr Tragaes
Tampa. Sailed; Strs Artzas Mendi lSpl
Client: Carib. FreepoTt; Headclire lBr)
Rio de Janeiro; Montana tNor). Tampico
Narragansett tSr) London Q T Warning
{Br} Emden. Germany: Penmorus tBr)
Antwerp; St Patrice (rr) Calais; Sche
nectady. Manchester.
PORTLAND. Me, Sept 13--Arrived: Sch
Theoine. Perth Amboy.
PORT TAMPA, Sept isArrived: st
Karachi Maru tJap). Genoa.
SAVANNAH, Sept lS--Saiied: Strs Cal
vert. Barcelona and Seville; PIE AIDES, New
Orleans; city OF Montgomery. New York
TAMPA. Sept 13--Arrivcd: Tug Edga
Coney, towing motor ship Norwhal. Isl
Of Pines. str Progress lDnnl. london.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Sept 13-
Arrived and sailed Schrs Annie T Chase
New York for Machias, Rebecca q Whiii
dn New York for Calais. Charlotte i3r)
New York for Nova Scotian, port. Arrived
schrs A II Corncau fBrl, flew Richmond
Quebec for New York, Sarah Quinn, Nan
tucket tor New York.
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outgoing Steamships

The hourr given below are standard t,,n i.
'eT daylight saving time add one hour.
Sail To-day
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str Bay state had been eilocatrd to the
line as the fifth "Ga5" liner in the Trans
Pacific run out OF thIs port
Paclftc asrvtce Of Struthers 2 riven out
ot Puget Sound have been resrinded, and
the alterations OF this line viii be con-
tinued
10 satisfy libel claims. assrexating
SEQ ooe the sehr T'etsy Rose was offered
At public auction by tho United Statea
owned IN New York.
vIcToRlA. Sent 1.-THE str Canadian
iu'nhia River on August 50. arrived here
to-day In tow Of the tugs Sea Lion and
Sea Monarch she will be dry docked
for repairs. requiring month
A effort 20 raise the patrol str Givsnchy.
which sank September on a reef near
HHila Anna, was started Yesterday by the
SAN PEDRO Sept lS--'rhe Str Vest
Chopaka. last vessel built for the shipping
launched here Monday She Is 1900
ton frcighter or the nush deck type
SAN DtEGO, Sept IS -Four months out
motorship Katherine T. arrived here reg
terday to operate between san Diego and
Mexican and Central American ports. SUE
was formsrly the yacht Eneiine. Tho
long voyDge was due to engine trouble
BERMrDA.. Sept 1l-schr : n Han.
w WHIT rudd 2S s'oa s5Se' here
LONDON. Sept schr Cecilia sudden
New castle, $ w. for caliao has been
ahnnuoned az sea on IRE Crew saved.
PONTA, belgrade. Sept Str Hayden.
Genoa for New York arrived here to-day
With a detective pump.
UEENSTOWN. Sept fO-Str Peel5slill.
New Orleans ana Charleston for Liverpool.
aTrIN ed here day with boilers Damaged
BALTIMORE sept l3-~uoss We're a
feature today In the arrlvals of strs on
board the Eimsporl Was d pet that be-
longcd ii victim of the dirigible ga.
when she fell into the Hum her River
England, Tho dog was placed on boa
two days before the drgihle made it's
one of the American officers who asked
TO have II taloen care Of and delivered at
Norfolk.
A German police dog and two pups were
carefully trea;ed passen myers on the SIR
Mount Vernon Bridge. from Scandina via n
ports These oogs arc consigned TO Gus
toms Officials "a New York
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Maritime Miscellany

LISBON, Portugal. Sept 1s--The British
Royal Mail str Almanzora, which went
ashore off Cape Espichel on Thursday last,
was relocated to-day. The vessel is pre-
ceeding to Lisbon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept is--The five
masted schr William H Smith, 1853 tons,
Iquque, July s. for Seattle, put into this
port yesterday in a leaking condition and
with pumps disabled. She will repair and
proceed.
The arst shipments OF the new crop Of
California onions. amounting to $500 tons
is loaded on the str Willsolo, to sail for
New York tomorrow.
The Creek flag will be seen on the Pacific
Coast fnv the nrst time in months throuE Il
the chart ering of the str Fety to load
grain at Portland for the United Kingdom
Continent. Others chartered in the
grain trade are: Strs Anglo Saxon (Brl
Orient City tBr). Boston Maru dap
Metwu (Japl and Hokkai Maru (Jspl.
Tie Shipping Board 502 str Creole State
altered and repaired at cost of S45 600
will depart tomorrow for Manila and
East India under Pacific Mail operation.
The str Maui arrived here to-day from
Honolulu with 20S asaergers and capac
ify cargo. including 92.s1l sacks Of sugar
and e9,o21 cases OF canned pinea pplas.
SEATTLE, Sept l3--Announcement was
made to-day by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company that the shipping Board
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SPECIAL
MEDSTE RRANEAN

Cunard and Anchor Steam Ship Lines
Is Broadway. New York