New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
Maritime Miscellany

HELs1NGToRs, Finland, Sept 2o--Ine me
American steamer bound for rstrosrad a d
with cargo of -four has grounded IN INC me
Gulf OF Finland The vssss ,lo, IL s.ys s''y TO
PH1LADELpHlA. sept 2o-The tanker
Dixie Arrow. built for the standnrd Trans-
t copany ns Ncw Ysw York shpSudns Gr
plant in Camden. N ], to day. Miss Isabel
Brown. daughter Of r. r. ,,, Brown. Dallas, }.,ra
! leum Company, was the sponsor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2o-Thc Ship
ping Board liner Hawkeye state now IN
| tho Orient on special voyage for tho
Admiral Line, Will call at New york after
returning to Matson Line operation upo,n, p,,
her arrival at San TrnTciseo nnsh she rye M,.l
apples Honolulu for New york.
According to cable advices received nero
fore reported a total loss somewhere in
tho South Seas, was wrecked on ono or
the Fii Islands When one DAY no out % oo or
sh loading for Europe:
Insurance on tho schr Columbia River
previously reported lost at sunday isiana, q.
Francisco. New York and London. Later
cables state that the captain and tho
thirteen members of tho crew got ashore
when the vessel grounded The captain
md six men made their way to Suva In n
small boat. and Eunboat was sent out
to rescue the remaining seven men and to
dismantlc tho schr.
The motor ships Bobyalla, Bahindn arrd
Benowa assigned to the Anglo Call
fornia Trust Company. ms trustee. ycster-
day by the Ocean Motorship Company and
the Australian. Commonwealth assigned
the motor ships cethana' Cha'lamnra. ,,n,,,H
tion. The seven vessels werc operated
by tho Pacific Motorship Company. which
has been reorganized as tho Ocean Motor
ship Company.
In ballast, the tank str Tamiahua. larg-
est tanker on the Pacific. sailed early this
morning for the Panama Canal. for orders.
Thn tn, h,I1 hoI jtyqf nj too
for tho Southern Pacific Company.
VANCOUVER Sept 2oTho largest
shipment of canned salmon to be made
on the str Monaghan Prince (Br). for the
United Kingdom. Tho consignment con-
ssts of 1l0,0 0o8 cases
Survey OF the patrol str Givenchy, be-
fore reported sunk September and noated
September 25, reveals that a large hole
was STAYED in the bottom and the vessel
she viii be towed here from Chatfeld
Island. where she sank.
Sixteen million shingles. the largest
port to the Atlantic. are being loaded on
the str Florence Luckenbach for New
York In addition. 1000 tons OF copper
will be carried.
sEATTIE, Sept 2a-The Shipping
Board steamer Pine Trce State, allocated
to the Pacific Steamship Company, is to
sail from New York November l. accord
ing to present plans.
r. NJ semmes and II. II. Ebey district
directors OF tho Shipping Board at Seattle
and San Francisco, respectively. will con-
fer with steamship operators on Puget
Sound and the Columbia River at Portland
Friday.
ASTORIA. Sept. 2y-Ten Japanese fish
ormen, who had been without food and
water for eight days. were rescued from a
small fishing boat on September 5 by the
steamer Abercos. which arrived here yes
terday from the Orient The Japanese
were transferred to the steamer Eldridge
ct sea, September 16. and returned to
Yokohama.
The steamer Brush cleared yesterday for
the Atlantic Seaboard with a cargo of
100000 feet of lumber and smaller con-
signments of lath and shingles.
PORT TOWNSEND Sept. 27.-The Ship
ping Board steamer West Ison in from the
Orient, passed through quarantine yester-
day after delay of eighteen hours, dur
ing which the quarantine officers were un-
able to board the vessel because or heavy
seas.
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 2s.-The Japan
ese steamer Azumasan Maru arrived to-
day from Seattle to load wheat and lumber
for the Orient
oGDENsBURG. N y. Sept 2e--The steel
freiEhter Marquette and Bessemer.. bound
from Sandusky. Ohio, to Montreal. went
aground to-day the rocks ut Far
rands Point. few miles east OF here
The craft, which is owned by the Lake