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Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Bedtime Stories
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE PAINT
ED DUCK
Copyright, 1922, by Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
Bv HOWARD r. GARIS


BY HOWARD r. GARIS
"'Dcar met exclaimed Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy in Uncle Wiggily's hol-
low stump bungalow one morning. My
goodness / wonder what is going to
happen?'
"'Please don Z tell me the Fuzzy Fox
or the Woozie Wolf is coming along! -
begged the bunny rabbit gentleman.
~ IN not ready, even yet, to let them
nibblc my ears!
"Oh, it isn't that" laughed the
muskrat lady housekeeper. "You are
in no danger, but | am.
How is that?' Uncle Wiggily ask
ed.
- Because think / am going crazy! -
laughed Nurse Jane. Here have
gone and baked two pans full of corn
uuffins and ! should have made only
one Look!' She pointed to two large
pans filled with crisp, brown, corn Inuf-
fins, warm from the oven.
81 How did it happen?' asked Uncle
Wiggily "Not that it makes any diff
ference, he made haste to add. ." For
the more corn mullins there are the
better | like it.i'
Bl4hh one pan A"ii - 49,
enough, spoke Nurse Jane. . can
imagine how it happened, that ! made
two
"Well, ! suppose you must have
baked one batch Of muffins, and then
you got tl1!tking of something else ano
imade up asSecoad pan fpil, forgetting
all about ~. first, said Uncle Wig
gily.
"'That's it," laughed Nurse Jane
"And now that wc have more than VIZ
need, II give you some to take to
| Uncle Butter, the goat.
''That will be fine! exclaimed
Uncle Wiggily, aud soon he was hop
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Todav,s Best Kid Story

One evening when little Mary had
fractured one of the rules governing
table behavior she was removed from
the family board and made TO eat her
dinner at little table in corner. Her
presence was ignored by the other mem
bers Of the family.
After a period of silence the family
heard her giving thanks.
"I thank Thee Lord for preparing
for me a table in the presence of mine
enemies. - And that was the last time
that Mary ate away from the family
table.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Why Doctor Bill Was Big

4 Santa Rosa man told the doctor
he wanted a girl and if the baby was
a boy he wouldn t pay the doctor Il
cent. The doctor agreed but stipulat-
ed he should be paid double fee if
the baby was a girl. They shook
hands on it and the next morning
there wer~ two girls, which proves it
is wrong 10 gamble.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
One Minute Essay

Telephone conversations from cOntiu-
ent to continent across oceans are pre-
dicted in the tentative report Of the
government radio telephony conference.
A band of wave lengths from 5000 to
5000 meters has been set aside for
'trans,oceanic radio telephone expert
mcnts, and the report states that
''when trans-oceanic radio telephone
experiments are 10 be conducted The
department Of commerce should endeaV
or TO arrange with other countries foI
the use Of the wave band 5000 to 6,00(
neters assigned for this purpose. e."
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Limerick No. 432

A lady, who purchased her trousseau,
Now thinks she was foolish to doesseau.
For the man she would wed
Has just bolted instead
That is why the poor maiden boo
hOOseaui
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Chaptar w

CudpCGI It
"Squaring the Inner Circle ~ he
replied tersely as il it were all in the
day S work.
They caught the afternoon train for
the city.
1t was Il perfect summer evening in
June. They mounted the breakneck
spiral to the top of bus and joted
and swayed across to Fifth avenue,
then uptown in blocks of motors and
taxis. Everywhere swere gay crowds,
almost as if New York were itself a
summer resort.
Sauntering slowly down Forty
Ninth Street, they found the address
of the Inner Circle, big old brown
stone house midway in the block west
of the Avenue, back of Il high iron
fence with plain brass knobs setting
off the sections, Heavy grilled doors
opened into an English basement. Two
or three smart motors were drawn up
along the curb.
Recherche! - nodded Dick, hesitat
ing a bit
Garrick turned in at the gate and
pressed button by the side of the
doors. "Aren't l select enough for
the Inner Circle?'' he Strengthened
with true British swank
The door swung open. Garrick in
qured nothing, explained nothing. He
inclined slightly toward Dick to pre-
eede him and they passed the Amcri-
canized butler. 1t had been a magnifi-
cent gesture on Garrick S part. The
most difficult thing had been accom-
Mi Shal On shppr nerve
He might have owned the place. as
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Old Time CogitateS

! kin remember when mother uster
cover our school books with calico to
keep 'em from gettin' soiled.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for This Day
in Past Years
June IL, 1910

Previous estimates of $1,000 acres of
cotton this year in Imperial Valley are
confirmed by reports of planting and
signing seed contracts.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

What we can t understand is why u
man who is too reserved to talk with
Il stranger in the next seat will try to
talk to one in the next world
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Must Be ReXal Dentist

a Smith Center dentist, not to be
outdone by the merchants, has announc-
ed he will pull one tooth for 81 and
a second one at the same sitting for
one cent.-Great Bend Tribune.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
June II, 1912


Directors of No. II Water Co. held
an interesting meeting last night at
which Francis Sillew, project engineer,
submitted data on connecting with the
Laguna project.
Up to Yesterday, the valley had
shipped out 511 carloads of cantaloupes
for the season. 1t is expected ship
ments will average 40 carloads daily
this week.
Messrs. G.. c., L. r. and +. F. Wood
house have decided to place gasoline
launches on the Salton Sea for pleas
ure parties.
July 10 is the date set by the board
of supervisors for balloting on the prop
osition to construct good roads
Calexico Woman S Improvement club
has elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. F. Steindorf; first vice
president, Mrs. c. NJ. Brown; second
vice president, Mrs. j. M. Edmunds;
secretary, Mrs. J. i. Peck; treasurer,
Mrs II. II. Griswold.
At commencement exercises held last
night in Holt opera house Clinton
George He'll and Beryl Rapp received
diplomas. Prof, Thomas of the state
university, Principal Nichols and NJ. W.
Conkling, were the speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

A farmer judges a dog by the service
it performs; a town man by the number
Of points il scores at the show.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

So many ingenius schemes t git bus
mess are bein tried that TIL idea of
allowin' us t trade in q last year s
straw hat on new one is at least en-
titled t consideration, says Abe Mar
tin.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

il is also well to remember that there
is no special distinction in being =
fool.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

Bride who killed her husband on
their honeymoon probably saw him be
fore he shaved.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Impressions
The Preacher Declares

God alone marks our lessons when
the day is done. And He alone may
know whether the poor worker with
the pick has not stood highest of all.
''Eve was the first flapper, SAYS
professor who may have been looking
at her pictures.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12
Did You Know

That in 1921 approximately 100000
gallons of gasoline were produced a
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

The most important practical result
of the signing Of any bill in Washington
i sthat it interrupts a golf game.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

Most of us can be glad we don t get
everything coming to us.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

The baldhead barber nearly always
knows sure cure for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-06-12

The Imperial Valley Press i5 delivered 10 city suo
scribers Is weak So cents per month"; 5000 pei
year. by carrier. BY ma any address in Imperial and
adjoining counties $500 per yoa:, six months $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

Guided in the stevedoring costs. The
maximum which they can ask from the
government has been definitely fixed
!; u the contention of the board that
under the old system the costs were
excessive in many instances. The sched-
nlc covers thirteen trade routes and
involves from ten to twenty commodi-
ties on each berth
The principal features Of tho new
rates were agreed upon earlier in the
week at Washington. but details were
finally adjusted yesterday. Mr.. O'Con-
ror said. Tho schedule is to remain
in effect tentatively for sixty days. and
& decision VIII be made then whether
il VIII he applied permanently.
The present schedule covers fifteen
typewriter pages. Included in the
rates aud conditions arc the loading
dischargng and bunkcring OF all yes
sells owned by the Shipping Board n
tho Port Of New York.
Tho rates applied on tho different
trade routes vary slightly according to
special conditions. but they arc largely
thc same. Tho following rates apply
to the United Kingdom. French. Ger
man. Baltic and Scandinavian trades:
Loading Dischars inc
pcr payable per payable
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

Of propulsion that has been accepted
for quarter Of century. Grover "A.
Whalen, Commissioner of Plant and
Structures. has described the new mn
chncry as follows:
ain order to secure greater economy
in operation than is possible with re
ciprocnting engines. it has bccn dccid
cd to install n steam turhine driven
generator supply g high tension aItcl~
mating current to n motor at each end
Of the boot, the latter beiNg dircctl y
connected to the propeller shaft. l.
will thus be feasible TO run tho two
propc!lcrs at different speeds. which. It
is expected. viii result in increased
propulsivc ci|icicn = as compared With
the present method Of attaching both
rropcllcrs to ono through shaft and re-
volving them ut the sanc succd.'
The boats arc to be conl Lurucrs Yhc
operation OF tho craft Will be watched
with great interest By naval architect.
marine engineers and chip owners at
Incorporating the usc Of electricity
which has made rapid strides in thr
last few years
NV. WhaIcn declared that careful
consideration was 2lrcn to ;hc rolA,iN.
advantages of stoam- electric again
Dicsol-clcc'ric. and that tho department
decided that ut present i, could he
best not to attempt the use Of trc in
tcrnal combustion engine. despite it's
Ercntcr economies in some respects.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

dock n at Pier Is. r lMaidcn Lanel.
city Of 81 Louis. Savannah Feb ?: TO
ocean 5 Co; is expected to dock fore
Arapahoc, JacksonVilie Feb .: to Clvde
: Co, is cxpcctod TO dock forenoon at
Fer Sc, II tCharlton st.
Due Monda,
stavangcrtjord. Bcrscn. FEB g..
Norwcg ian American Line
Adriatic. Naples. Feb .. White Star LIN.
Nicuw Ansterdsm Rouerdam Feb l.
Leon Mi, cadiz Ian ac
Spanish ROYAL Mail Line
Mcgantic Nassau. Feb TO- White star Limo
Santa Luisa. Valparaiso Jan %. Grace Live
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb II:
FurNess. Witty 4 Co
Maracaibo, Curacao. FEB s. Bliss -Dallctt
Due Tuesday
o'y11p pic, Southampton. Fob SW Star Line
Rocha rnheau. 1tavre Web o.. French Line
Centennial state, "ueenstown; Feb
Orizaha, Havana. Feb TO-. Ward Lin.
City Of Atlanta, Savannah. Feb H.
ocean $ S Co
Lena pc Jac hsoNVille Feb il..... Clyde Line
Duo Wednesday
Mo1So,ia' '1G.,; Hamburg. FEB l~American Lime
49,, rothland' Antworp Feb Red Star Line
itcinlst toclss. Ham burg, Feb t.. \ Galano-
COinanche. Jacksonviile, Feb IL Clyde Line
Due Thursday
Providence Marseil,es Feb Fabrc Line
Trrria lba, Crfstobal Feb United Fruit Co.
-Araguaya, bermuda Feb &
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Feb IA
Apache Jacksonville FEB 1S. clyde Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

AF'wiwoTld 81 n Jupiter Ecb ..
Choluteca 10 from Porto cortcz Fob .
Nomanchco pd Key West l'eh =
Corson 40 ESE Ambrose Feb 8
Crawford due bermuda sunday
Currier % NV Tor,ugas Noh 9.
Duouesno SW Ovcrfalls Ecb Q
El Alnliranto sa5 NNW Tortugas Feb .
r;l Estcro lo6 y latteraa Fob o
George G Henry 1875 : Nantucket Feb .
Gulhand pd Icy West Feb towing
ha-Ecs
y il i5oserras "a "a Y Y Sand lSsy 'se
Hanover 303 81; South Tass Fob .
Hewlcye state so from St lohn's NiNor
l1enry . Wilton qa5 T. Sabine sar FEB .
Huron 40 Sc Amhrosc Feb s.
J 4 Monott ir 90 e Ambrose T~b .
1ossn h0nn'l, NJ A. SE "ISrle1s e o T@"
T.al,c Giltedsc 10 S st rhom"s as' rcb .
LehiSh 81 r LIS seS "yGy["s Nly i, Feb .on ,on
Martinlouc eSl y St Thomas Feb s.
Metspan Si,.p ~ \, cristchal Feb .
Munargo $50 Scotland Fob .
NcwburGh 1855 SsE Ambrose Feb o.
Nora. les " sand Key roh ..
Oklahoma City 1o5 u cap" Henry Feb
Palona SO \ Jupiter Fob 9
Quaker Cj'y isS r Cape Hsnlorcn Fob ?
Ra1ah = $50 So by $ South lass Teb .
t\'a'!NNc 40 M llonNS iSl1NI irn ..
Sabine sun 244 w Key Wcs. l7eb
Ssccarappa 45 w Sand l(~y Ioh
sag HaThor a6 NE Tcrtugas Feb p
Salaam 29S SIC Mississippi Bar Feb ..
Santa Marta 100 Scotland Feb
Satar,ia l26 Delaware Bkwtcr Feb g.
STANDARD 30 SW Sand Key Fob ..
Swiitwird 1oa Nc Jupiter Feb ?.
loloa All Havana Feb q
Trinidadian s35 E Sabine Bar Feb o.
Warwick l?2 NE Tampco Feb o.
West cNesWald l1G V Ncy West Eco T.
West 'orum 30S Nantucket Feb Q
West Norranus tgs SIC Pensacola Feb .
Mest"rn Glen ~ \ Jupiter Feb .
Western Ocean l23 Jupiter Feb
Ninifred SE South Pass Feb o.
Rayway lat So % Ion IS 90 Fcb o.
Chester Valley $50 SE Cap. Alav Feb .
Clement Smith l9' SW Nantucket Feb 2
r"ld water 1850 T. JacSsonVilic Fob O.
Eastern Victor 225 SE Nantucket FEB ..
Gaffney $40 Sc Ambrose Feb o.
l.aNe Stirling ENl, S"a Gi;t reh O.
oscar y Hennctt a. : Tovncy Rocls Feb Q
Pamela io5 e Ambrose Feb ..
fannonin lat 50 - Ion : 4G Feb
steel Worker lat 81 ., lon 5, 2s Feb ..
Nes'a l15 Scotland FOB o.
W aNahachle 2o5 E:E Cape Henry Feb O.
Hulia 80 : Scotlani Fcb O.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Cleared

Esperanza. Avery; Havana aad Pro
gfesso & cuba Mail Co.
Carisho!m (Sw). Rergmau Boston and
Baltimore from Stockholm; furness. Witty
st. Mary OBJ. Pescod; Port Antonio:
Atlantic Fruit Co
Elisha Walker. Prayer; Tampico: Pan
American Petroleum & Transport 60.
Bradford City (Br). Egerton; Hamburg
United States Navigation Co.
Comanche, staples, Charleston and Jack
sonvillc: CLYDE : Co.
Carib, Johnson. Norfolk: \ & Cuba
Mail s Co
James McGee. Mason Newport News
Robert L Hague.
Iowan. Curtis, Glasgow TO san Pedro
Via Panama Canal; United American Lines
noulia, Pine; Port Lobos: Walker &
DAILY
Harriet (Nor). Tvedt; Newport News; p
Kleppe & Co.
Sch William Melbourne (Br) Publicover:
liverpool y S; j Z Whitney & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

Ice Reports
Mack Denies $1,000, OOO
Cost Of Ship Transfers
Says Change From, Jamaica Bay
to Hudson Involved Not More
Than $3.50. 600

A. +. Mack. Eastern director for the
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Cor
poration. yesterday denied the report.
made by Representative Kindred. of
New York in Congress, that the trans-
Ter Of the fleet OF idle ships from ia
maica Bay to CaldrelIs on tho Hudson
cost S2.o0c,000. The total expense was
not more than $3.50 900. he said, adding.
that the exact figures could have been
obtained at any time from the Offices
OF the board in Washington.
Representative Kindred on Wcdncs-
day introduced resolution in the
House asking for an investigation into
the reasons for The transfer Of 1850
vessels. Mr.. Kindred said that the
Hudson anchorage grounds were ice
bound and dangerous. while Jamaica
Bay was landlockcd safe and compala-
lively free from ice.
The reason given by the Shipping
Board for the change is that Jamaica
Bay is stormy, the bottom is constantly
shifting and is shallow, while ON the
hudson the ships arc safe behind a
point and that the ice does not iniurc
them.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
May Fine Ship Lines
For Excess Immigrants

Fines Of 5000 upon steamship lines
for each alien brought to the United
States in excess OF the legal quotas
would be provided according to the
tentative draft of the immigration bill
now pending in the House Immigration
Committee. This fine would no. be
remittcd or refunded. and the vessel
bringing in the excess aliens would
not be allowed to clear until the tine
was paid or sufficient bond filed.
limit the monthly quota to 10 per cent
Of the annual immigration. The bill
would admit bona fde students, blood
relatives, skilled labor in emergencies.
snd would provide that the nationality
Of a minor child should be determined
by the country of birth OF either
parent who, having the custody Of
such minor, was entitled to admission
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Passenger Ships Due

Santa Marta. Santa Marta Feb 2; to
United Fruit CO with mails Is expected
Araguaya (Br). Bermuda Feb 7. TO
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with malls :
n r (Morton st).
Asia tFr). Marseiiles Jan %; to Fsbrs
A.'ne With malls is expected to dock at
:ist st. R'klyn
{. Huron, Buenos Ayres Jan Il, Montevideo
-. Rio lie Janeiro % TO Munson Line
With mails is expected to dock forenoon
q Pier ., HoSohcn.
General " G C;orgas Cristobal Feb 5
- Panama II Line; is expected to dock
City of Savannah. Savannah Feb 7; to
Ocean S Co; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier So, r (spring ST..
Due Tomorrow
George Washing ton. Bremen Feb via
Cherborrs and Southampton ); TO S
Line with mails is expected to dock NJ
at Pier l. Hoboken.
Baltic (Br}. Liverpool Feb via Queens
town O. TO White Star Line with mails; is
m a Pier 50, y R lwsst 2sd -.
cunara Zine wi With ss is eapectea a 10
reach Quarantine about noon and will dock
q, ESQ p m at Pier %, y tWest lAth sD.
Spanish Royal Man Line with mails is
expected to dock IN al Pier 8, e r
(Cuylers Alley)-
Cuba Mail Line with mails; is expected to
dock at Pier Is. klyn (iraoe sD.
Guiana (BT), Trinidad Feb .. to Furness,
Guiana (BrJ. Trinidad Feb 2; TO Furness.
Witty & Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier "a. B'klyn (Amity ST.
Comal. Galveston Feb 4. to Mallory Line;
Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier So,
n (King st.
Due Sunday
Orbit4 (Br), Hamburg Jan 81 via South
en- pton and Cherboure 81: to Royal Mail
Steam Packet Co with mails; ia expected
- dock forenoon at Pier ~, r tMor-
ton 81.
Giuseppe Verdi Qi>. Genoa Jan 27: 70
Mcdonnell T. Truda with maiis; IS expected
20 reach Quarantine .Hte Friday and vii!
{ ock about a ut Pier 2i, y (North
1'oorc ST.
Esntieny. antwerp Feb j: 10 Army
y .an:pn.t Service VIII! mails; IS expected
cock at p.cr .. Army Base, B'klyn
tsth a.).
7oloa 'Hr,. Port I.in1on Feb s. -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Arrived Yesterday

raneholrn 'pan). Philadelphia Feb :;
20 simpson. Spence & Young; Robins u u.
Esyo. towing barge 0 co No %. Tam
n9o plr9 Jsn a,T -, to-, 70 hebert l. l'"sue with
John d Archbold, Port Tobos Jan 81:
TO Robert J. Hague. with crude oil Pier
g. Tonstsblg Tos,a,a plL Moog. \ j. .
luinbus Shipping Co. with crude oil, Pier
6. Bsyonne \ J.
Seattle Spirit. Buenos AyreS Dec IS,
Santos Jan .. Boston Feb S TO Moore &
AcCormack With nldso. Pier 12 R'klyn
Mnnainsr. Antilla Feb 3, to the Munson
> Lines with pass and mdse: Plcr O.
suwanee tB->. Shields Jan so. to y NJ
smith In ballast; Pier ., Bayonne, \ j.
70 the Clyde Co. with pass and mdsc ::
Pier as. r
Munsono. baltimore Feb .; TO tho Nun
son Lines with mdsc, Pier p r r
Hamilton. Newport News and Norfolk ;
70 the old Dominion S S Co, with ndss
Richconcal. Tevas City Jan 81: to Nc
.sslister Bros with nxisc; anchored off
TompAnsslle. J.
East Wind. Boston Feb S: 20 the L 5 &.
Australasia IAuc. with ndse: Pier 3 Ar,u,-
Base Bklyn
Aspinet ORD. Providence Feb s: to
Tom plNnsville. l.
Fort Victoria Br,. 1Bernuda, Feb : TO
mails and mdse: Pier %. \ II.
Mary La Romano. Feb !, Turks Island
:: 20 the Pull Insular Line. With sugar;
Pier 81. B'klyn
:. Schr Luther Little Jacksonville: to A III
Eu''. With Indse; anchored off Red Hcol.
Flats B'klyn.
city OF Adelaide eBr). Boston Feb s: to
Norton, Lily tS Co, anchored OFF Bav
Ridge. klyn.
Eastern Guide. Queenstown Jan 22: TO
Z X. ~
Schr Margaret Thomas Norfolk: to
Crowell &; Thurlow, with mdse. anchorc ]
Araguaya tBrl. Bermuda; TO Royal Mail
steam Packet Co. with pass. mails and
J. A. Moffett ir., Hamburg.
Hansoon Maru (Br, Hongkong and
Texas Lobos
Vega AL S 81 NeW London
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Marine Disasters

ST JOHN. y II. Feb 9-l.ittlc hope OF
SsYing Boston Owned schr senator. which
liarbor. Cargo likely to be complete loss.
HAMHuRC Feb 9 Mount clay. from
New York; toWed in yesterday with broken
ruider.
Ice a, mouth OF Elbc proving most
serious hand!cap to navigation in last sixty
years Many vessels frozen IN and Ice
breakers unable to release them
MADRID, Fob (By Tho Associated
iress) Spanish transport Palma. from
Island of Majoroa, in Mediterranean. de-
nounc"mont to-day Transport's crew per-
ished, but troops rescued. Fire caused by
ignition of gasoline.
Tho harl'cn'in~ 5 G, Wilder before re-
OF Tho : lIaNkeye STATE and was SO
miles from the - John's River Ear (rlaD.
at noon re5 s.
SrATTl.E, Feb. s--Firc broke out Sth in
va ,ouch', III port here Cx.inguished after
forty-nNe minutes. damage confined to
boiler room
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb a.--Bessic Dolar
'hr', NancouVer January % for Singapore
reported hy wireless Sth returning to Van
couVer was l.09G off shore; cause unknow:
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass. seo q -
E'ehteen Of crew of This'lemorc. aground
on Peaked Hll Bars. taken off Yesterday "
reio'ned captain and rest Of crew ga, on 4,
stranded vessel late to-day. Vessel rrstinr
easily thick snow at high tide tonight
upset plans to float her. Coast guards
Vessel leaking badly in several places. but
it WAS believed would not suffer ,nuch
IYrr 9sy n 2iShS. sar, FreShter went aground Tues
HALIFAX, i'eb 9-Ruddcrless Swedish
Thyra towed into port to-day by
Tanadian Hovern,nent's Lady Laurier. after
since January 20. Lady Lauricr went to
Thyra's assistance after three other ships
reported inability to get towline aboard.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

vessel Fort. Agency.
Caprera C;Ip, Messina. Jan 12; Italia Am Line
Clontarf, Palermo, Jan 1s.......A II Bull
Earn y; Liverpool, Jan Il. "a II Bull
Argon, Rotterdam, Jan T.. Robert l. Hague
tTssness' .Tssn' huil. Jan U S Navisat GO
Nestalia. Genoa, ian 15....... Peirce Bros
Thodc Fagciund, Rio de Ianeiro Jan H.
Amarso, Imminsha'n Jan q.
Pacific Steam Navigation
West Corun, ST Thomas. Feb 8
carlsholrn Gothenburs Jan a.
Steel voyaser. London. Jan p. '''"s ~
Janus. Bres'. Jan % Three Star Line
Sa''uSt' Pernambueo lar H..
L.smpasa Galveston. Feb l....Maliory Lin.
Nesaba, Lonccn. Jan ss. Al Trans Line
Chicago City. Bristol, Jan 20.
" II Tilford. Rouen. jan 2s....R l. Hague
Consort' Avonnouth, .Ian %.
maaswasAa. Boston FEB : b Winchester Co
Houder. Weir {. Boyd
Stanley Dollar. San Pedro, Jan 20.
Dollar Line
Due Tomorrow
STe'lls Lonocn, Ian 27.... Cunard S s Co
"id'4 Nl'y, Sh.elds. Jan u 7.....U S Nav Co
Due Sunday
Brazilier. Antwerp, Jan 2s Belgian Line
eastern Guide. Queenstown. Jan 90.
Moore, Mccormick e. Co
Due Monday
american. Los Angeles Jan "a
United American Lines
Fecndyh. Port Said. Jan 25
HollanG- America Line
Faraby. Leith, Jan 30 II Winchester & Co
Due Tuesday
Schoharie, Ham burg. Jan a. Kerr s S Co
Somerset, Hamburg. Jan "a Robt l. Hague
Eastern Crsg, st Nazaire. Jan 80
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Wednesday
West EidaIa. Brcst. Jan 81
COsnlo politan Line
Tarantia. Glasgow. Feb l..... .Cunard Limo
Nandahar, Gibraltar, Jan 25. Norton Lilly
Cien. bunkira, Jan 81. Cosmopolitan Line
Nueces, Galveston Feb s...... Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Buchanncs Shields Feb l.. Navigation
Maine. London Feb 4.
Atlantic Transpor, Line
Maryland. Bordeaux Fob L.. French Line
Amcross, Bucncs Ayrcs Jan 20.