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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
HOUNDS
PUT ON CASE
IN SAUK CO.
(From Thursdays Daily

A chunk of iron was run into a
threshing machine yesterday with
oats at the Pat Dowd farm in the
Town or Dellona yesterday and
knocked out several cylinder teeth
which made necessary the suspension
OF work for several hours. The iron
was concealed in a shock OF oats but
how it came TO that location is not
known. District Attorney H. ]. Bohn
was called to Dellona about ten
o'clock last night TO investigate the
case. Bloodhounds were obtained
from Madison and set on the trail
from the oat shock where the iron
was picked up and they led to a
neighboring farm. AS yet no arrests
have been made.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
CAR TAKEN
AND LEFT ON
KILBOURN ROAD
(From Thursdays Daily

A Ford automobile was discovered
early this morning on the Kilbourn
road near the farm Of w. V. Rich.
Websters Prairie. The residents of
the farm notified Sheriff H. c. Neitzel
who soon came out with the owner
OF the auto to claim his property.
The car when last seen was left in
front OF 227 Fifth avenue home of
Jack Maleney, who was owner of the
Ford. The auto did not contain much
gasoline and it is believed whoever
took the Ford from in front of the
Fifth avenue residence had to aban-
don it at the Rich place for lack of
gas.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
BOY,..NEARDEATH:'
!: no eiIsv ST. jG srit75m Cms1 %
ER0M..GAS:EUMES.
! 81 Hf'ffn0f~ 2 an OF = 4
'. .'@.'s I'm: MADISON.

Harold Snircifia siS,9 narrowly les.
capped death early this morning
through gas coming from a detective
water ihedtef in the bathroom of his
home, 454 W. Mifflin street, Madi-
sonh Hehwas discovered iuneohscfous
in the bathtub by Miss Ruth CORN an
who b was awakened by tlfe lights
burning. horuGp Tttf
His mother Mrs. Mary lsnirena7as
Visiting at milwaukee,. subI H7TbIid-
VI. - a---.-- u
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

Mrs. Mark Aontayne has returned
from Niles and Kalamazoo, Mich,
where she visited her brother at the
latter place accompanied by her niece
Miss Pearl Puch- On the return trip
she stopped in Chicago. Her brother,
Floyd Pugh. was formerly OF Baraboo.
but now owns fruit ranch at Kala.
mazoo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
COAL. BOOSTED. D.. X. i: :
:. '$I.25 MINERS. :.
f.: +. CRY ROBBERY
Point Out They Get None of Ad-
vance Made BY Operators In
mr. Z. rafl.G Il. -, an Is h@.U
Lkn0lS -i.5 anFr -- 4.a.E ~ bea

wi. bfd hn1 b.s7.ssI 81 nTaf .
nCoal operators in central Illinois an
nouneed that they had increased the
pbicer Of coal s1,252 a ton and it was
reported in Chicago that some mine
owners had Jumped their price $2:25
a ION. The fficl ease was termed by
I !!n' jmspors hrIega':yed Robbery" and
greeted by the patient household
consumer with CONSERVATION.
The miners, stated they received
bone Of the advance made by the
operators. ,Amod 4" ~ g1.c.Y. -.r.}
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

MIR. and Mrs. George Morse and
Mrs. Florence Stolte or Reedsburg
were business callers In this cts
Saturday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
When the state OF Miehigah has 10

When the state 9i NIGH san has 10
get deYR YpTie 4kness and beg for
e9 gal l fYroPP 9Pso man who lives in, an
other 'statelit isi abopto time tBi begin
ID think about making some sort of
.nt b
desealaaratkiorpr 9 f Independence remarks
the pstE9H Free Rress.lIl y75v b9uaa
.n1ltnn-alrl OH avNl Oh cd
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
y nm . I'D INUVH III aIIINII I-II83
FT7sCANhTs BE nPBTjiOYEI2',

bBIitlsR7 aAtesfheIl might IDS weif
f{{gel fffRit$Snp sasfas'a9 81 not
oanceling any debts. The time has
not get arrived Wien am a6ninFstraa-
ton III Washington ":SslodSq dare dare 10
suggest ISucA action The Horde
stflT 4emeinbef thAt they contributed
every dollar q the foreign T. debt BY
buying GE8fsseFT POPdS si9pF4F Gity
lia) JOpnal, i~aH ,de5JH Z Ioi.hW
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

80 viii "AOA VI III whose presence
these aafaiFs Ehad IrsA Fdiscassea
someone. of thsnt Void have named
the assassins.
| 4at sJqspiy Inne 2fIolbh5.le
thAs matter g6 by dekuitA IT'S county
board should make-essential appro-
Rg Tt8s Pr Pfr4EaRs IsPslnNfiPE d
the, governor and the. attorney gen
erall should be Q appealed 70 ! Il for q as
distance. Alarekard T6ffefef Tn the
name of the staee-might help. A
Prise should. heIrRst on the heads. of
these bEnsa!l crlninals,UBig enough TO
maze tfFefrP nseetRre .aifrt Ii any sahcthafEg
81. te Iotod h7Shho}E Ell T. fif'i1
t6Wlmc9pnlSsin SEats 4ogBr4pnalhus esao7'
Editors rNoteV Districts Attorney M
!. b BohAn6f isauk eouiAtya RaS hssbSeEE!!
much time and individual t Effort, in,
tracing all clues inu tn 3 hope that
one might tIead 10 che Apprehension
lsu.ITB,H hnG 2nibiiu6 el90H nRUD9l
9f the hammey' Slayersy of the Balzersr
Many days and several nights have
seen Mr.. Bohn in various SECTIONS Of,
4"nE rgdPtys aps Pstsiae thss&iats
ln an effort to obtain facts concerning
me oese. s-EIes petfried 4ase, -Tsssdv
- 49, = & 2 e. = & @SNx
Pom an all day tour running down evi
dsnce, The re&sesis ferrd& Reins
lit has only started. - .
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
Thursday Adgu4 81 1922

Secretary Mellon OF the NgffeasS.ry
department. will retire Jnother-billion
Of bonds in December. That sure
-.tItu-g 48t fris Z IN EI1IHS-T r.
beats issuing anOtheEIf bAlion.-rT Top
eha Capital. ssg etH's7 Ell ID @.
.daao -nL-444- ,5,--eL2.l$ has sh1o
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
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After Wearing false teeth fgrylOI
years SJoans Brhker Of Elyria. Olhoj
80 years old and a Civil war veteran
is now outing 7his7 third set OF teeth
Wlfen his laws began TO swell he
thSught1heE had the mumps. His den
list refuses to take back the false
teeth so uncle John will keep them as
q souvenir.
- y =
A hebrew and an Irishman were
flshing in separate boats some dis
lance apart. The Irishman got a bite
and was so nervous that he fell out
of the boat. He sank twice and as he
came up the second time, the Hebrew
rowed over and called out: Mister
can ] have your boat if you don't
come up again "
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

3 f4l At ts...la D -f... q 49, lN.ts..'r'.
The RAILROAD track between :Bara,
boo anS1Reeflsburg was fenced = fifty
years agoehuiiilB TOT sh-o0e- zre,va
no iu-h17tui*q@ Na,rdih " y
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, wife Of the
assassinadedo president was a visitor at
IDeviFs lake fifty y'4ars ago this sum,
Iher.,7 81" a1a yI1HG anlloiom ! .7o5j'
ba'Iso e'odbo% &i* tn5ooHHi Ell
Al tffiis5568go Mo Lind Ina, wash washed
out q gasoline tank with water and
then Rroceeded to solder a hole, No
sooner had the soldering iron touched ol led
the b y tank an than there was ) a loud, ex-
plosion and Lind was fortunate, to- ,es-
cape without injury.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31

Mrs. w. G. Hill, North Freedom
was a shopper here Saturday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
THAT. TIRED EEELlNo.,s a

. sure sign thst yon heed good tonic
abloOd purifier. Hood's 6arsaparihn ID
Eiehy recommended as THE BEST.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-08-31
punished q pfemiuin would have been
put 'sp6s sdtA a4dsiliss. me i.
cape or the butchers would place a
hazard. upon the homes OF other fciti


hazard. upon the homes OF other citt
zens a ~ Gssih18
While no clew has been found that
has led anywhere the case is far
ffonu hopelessn5vT herellsJone Ids
tinetve thing sPOht this erimee4one
thing known about the mnrderrs..
Whoever they We're, they knew, eth
er from contact or from hearsay, that
their victims We're presumed TO have
money in THEIR dwelling. Were one
TO find AL who possess this information
the nurdeFers would be among them.
Itqhay be diaetIf, but II Is not an al i'm
possible task If every person who
knew the financial habit Of the Bal
ker family were to call the names of
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Notice to Mariners
(By " s Hydrographlc office. ,

(By " s photographic Office,)
Tonala Light Ease Coast. Mexico. has
lat IS IL 80 n, Ion "a 0S w. and com
menced to function on July 22. showine
group Hastings white with two flashes The
apparatus Is of the 9Th order and the
luminous power of the light Is $500 candies
with visibility OF fourteen miles
Tho light structure is located on the left
bank of Tancochapan River at a distance
OF 262 yards Gao meters) from the mouth,
near the town of Tonala and consists Of a
reinforced concrete tower Sc feet on
meters] IN height, with the keepers dwell
ing djoining. The tower and dwelling ere
painted In white and red horizontal stripes
and the light attains a focal height of 10
feet (2A meters) The lighthouse Is situ-
ated on spdfsely vegetated dune. but an
abundance of palm trees are found land
ward OF the tower.
On September rs. Puerto Mexico Front
Range Light, Mexico, in approximately
lat is os 80 N, Ion "a "a 50 W, viii be
changed from occultins red to occulting
white and the luminous power of the light
will be. increased to $500 candles.
On the above date, Puerto Mexico Rear
Range, Light will be changed from group
occulting red to group occulting white
with three eclipses. The luminous power
If the light will be increased to $500
candles
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

tPositions are at noon. distances In miles
unless otherwise stately.
Aladdin 1913 sw Nantucket Sept s.
America 1.11s n Ambrose Sept 4.
hhssyria hss,,,,, LAT e 4 4 !, a. Ion es u Sept
brcmertcn lat d3 25 lon 4s 35 Sept 4.
Bifkenhead Sd S overfails Sept g.
Comal 80 $ Scotland Sept g.
Coastwtse 40 NE Cape Henry Sept g.
Dominion Miller lat 40 % lon SO 58 Sept S.
Die 1,7sS NE Savannah Sept 6.
d @ scofeld 30 s SANDY Hook Sept s.
Esremont 5000 u Ambrose Sept i.
Eastern Victor &c E Boston Sept
Eoeene towing Barge ss 2s SE Boston
EIsparta $50 sw Nantucket Sept 6.
Bl Alba ls9 s Scotland Sept s.
Everett ME- Winter Quarter Sept g.
20 L Dohsny Jr rs Diamond Sept 4,
Gslfsoast Gstefa a4s soS NWat,iings 1,n Sept
George II Jones 100 Ambrose Sept S.
fiera l2S NE Diamond Sept s.
Hustonic lat 80 A Ion ss 52 Sept s.
fa9lnieS Gaps S7srn with Don Donald Makay 1sa ME v 10
innok, 100 p New York Sept g.
iowan @ sse Boston Lv Sept g.
0sypR W Ran Seep 5vi.s 10 NM ~ aatteras Sept s.
hetrine Luckenbaoh "a s Oyerfaiis Sept s..
Lake Elsmere II s Cape Cod Sept 6.
olympic a46 p Ambrose Sept 4
orduna 2,269 II Ambrose Sent
Monmouth S56 SE Ambrose Sent
manhattan lat AZ IA Ion e5 ss Sept A.
Manara,,ia Manfe1 ts' aSo NMsntSsket IAN s Sept Z.
New Britain 1.e4s q Cape Henry Sent
NNatirar l10o Il Portland Sept 4
pres Pres Ja Hardlng l5s3 Ambrose Sept 4
Somerset $40 e Cape Henry Sent ''
sun A. % Diamond Sept A.
Socony 96 ENE Diamond Sent f
samuel q Brown s Scotland sent
santa Tecla 376 Ambrose Slant "
william Rockefeller 25 Ambrose sont r
Hacapa 14o Scotland Sept 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Ship Board VIII Hold
= 3. Coal Vessel Charters
5rokers Deny Widespread Eff.
fort TO Cancel Contracts
Since End of Strike

Efforts to cancel charters on Ship
ping Board vessels because of any ad-
verse effect on the coal trade of the set
tienent of the mine strike will be fought
vigorously, it was learned yesterday.
Brokers generally denied that there is
r widespread attempt to throw up con-
tracts, and pointed out that any COM
.pany trying this would be subject to
sssuit. Unless there are special CON
fitions included in the charter party,
Is such as permission to cancel if the YES
sel does not arrive on a given date, the
contract is binding in every respect.
s. The Shipping Board has chartered a
total of eighty-nine Of its vessels for
the British coal trade 1t is under
..stood that, with one exception, there
has been no effort to cancel contract.
although the drop in coal prices in the
last few days has made the outlook
for profits more precarious. Dealers
snow hesitate to commit themselves on
future orders, with the result that re-
gently there has been marked slump
in charters
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
I. M. M. London Service
=, Will Start Next July
Keel Laid i'm Belfast for the
Minnetonka; Minnewaska To
BE Finished i'm Spr;nv

The New York London service of the
5.tlantic Transport Company, Ltd,
probably will start next July, it was
learned at the Offices of the Inserna-
.sional Mercantile Marine Company yes
Ttsrday. The Minnewaska, 81 900 tons,
IS expected to be completed by that
IS me. The keel Of her sister ship, the
.Minnetonka, was laid recently at the
.Harland & Wolff yard, in Belfast, on
ot,le ways left vacant by the launching
c1 the Doric.
tc The company plans TO put four first
class passenger liners on this route,
Where they will be in direct competi-
- on with the service maintained by the
United States Lines. This run was
aoandoned during the war after the de-
s:ruction of the original Minnie"
s..ips.
Reports from Belfast show consider
able shipbuilding activity Building
%as been resumed on two tankers for
:tae British Mexican Petroleum Com
,.pany. Reconditioning has also started
on the passenger liner Asturias, of the
loyal Mail Steam Packet Company,
which has been lying in Musgrave
Channel for the Inst three years. This
vessel, of 10000 tons and one of the
famous "a" class liners, was employed
IS hospital ship during the war. She
was damaged by torpedo in the Eng
.hsh Channel.
The ship finishing department at
Queens Island, Belfast is busy with
ysnore than half dozen liners of $4,000
ons and upward, which are to be ready
20r delivery next spring.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Cleared

William Rockefeller. Lehdak; Port
Lobos Robert l. Hague.
S B Hunt. Barnes; Port Arthur; Robert
L Hague.
Mauretana {Br) Rastrom: Southamp pton
via Cherbourg; Cunard s Co.
Lituania [Dan). Christensen; Cuxhaxen
and Libau; East Asiatic Co.
Mexico (Dan). Rasmussen; Stockholm /;
East Asiatic Co.
Dakarian tBr). Mercer; London to Bos-
ton; Atlantic Transport Co.
Guiana (Br. Charlton; st. Croix to Bos-
ton: Furness. Witty 81 Co.
Bge James Blight, Gregory; Windsor
Whitney g. Co.
Sch Minas King tBr,. Randall; Wind
sor: J It Whitney &; Co.
M9hawk i,l,a Kin, Insra,n; r Charleston and jack
Dimock, Alien; Boston; Eastern
Santa Clara. Stephenson; San Diego and
Los Angeles via Panama Canal; w r
Grace & Co.
$ Co.
City of Savannah, Borum: Savannah;
Ocean S Co.
Invincible (Br). weatherbee; Galveston !;
Barber S S Go.
Matura (Br). Kirkby: Georgetown TO
Perth Amboy; Furness, Witty & Co.
Fort St George lBr9. MCKENZIE; Ham
Independence Hall, Leerberg; Rotter-
dam; Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Tiyiyles Babcock;, Kingston and Cris-
tobal; United Fruit Co.
Florinda (Sp), Garay; Cadis, Barcelona
and Valencia; Garcia and Daz.
Henry f Mallory, Barstown; Galveston
via Key West; Mallory $ s Co.
Virginia Express. Johnson; Richmond;
Richmond & N S s Co.
Teespooi tBr), Mckenzie; Montreal; j
II Winchester &. Co
Bge William y Fancner. sabean; Wind
sor; II Whitney & Co.
Matinicock. Silars; Galveston; Robert l.
Hague.
Norlund, Jensen; Buffalo; Frank
Finsthwait.
Calvin Austin; Holmes; Boston; East
ern s S Co.
Santa Clara, Stephenson: Cristobal via
Panama Canal; w r Grace & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

PORT NATAL. Sept s--cokesit, New
York tarrtvni Port Said nm errorl
PORT SWETTENHAA1, Sept s-4-,rels-
machns fBr) tfrom flonEkongl, New York.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 4-1-Nitonan tBtl,
Boston. Il
COLOMBO. Sept 4---Robert Dollar (Br),
Boston.
TRIESTE. Aug rs--Roaandra tito, Mon
MARsErLLEs, Aug s1--Asia {Fr). New
York 81. Providence (Fr), New York.
HERNOsAND, Aug S1-Iaponia tswed).
Philadelphia.
GENOA. Aug s1--Maddalsna dD. Gal
weston.
SHIELDS. Sept 4.--Malmen tswea).
Philadelphla; 5, Aladdin tNor), Montreal.
ter, Pa
TRIESTE. Aug 2o--Glula (lt), New
York
cAPE TOWN, Sept 4Dromoro Castle
TBr), New York
B1RHY. sept 4wearpool tBr>. Bos-
ton.
NEWPORT. Eng. Sept 6--springheld,
LONDON, Sept 5-Mackinaw eBr,. phil
deiphia.
:. MANCHESTER. Sept 5--colonian orr,
Halifax, N S.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Arrived Yesterday

Bornholm tDan). Point au Pic. Aug 90 :
20 j. Whitney s. Co. with paper; 2sth
Bogota. cartagena. Aug %; Porto Co
lomhia. Aug. 27; Kingston. Aug. es. and
gort Morant. and Aug. 20; to the Clyde
Pier se N r.
siboney. Havana. Sept, 2; to ny 8 Cuba
Mail S Co.. with 149 pass. mails and
Brighton (Br3, Newcastle. Eng, Aug.
10; 70 the Cory Mann George Corp, with
4,h0o tons OF coal; Pier West Shore X X,
Muuargo. .Antsila. Sept. i; Nassau, Sept.
=; 10 the Munson Line, with I2s pass,
mails a nd ner.; Pier g. West Shore r r,
Weehawken.
Guiana tRr}. Barbados, avg. 81; St.
Lucia Martniase and ,tta suadsioppe AYE ss
Groix and ST. Thomas, Aug. 30. to Furness.
Witty Co. with 100 pass, mails and
tner.; Pier "a B'klyn.
Manohuria, Hamburg Aug 2e: to Ameri-
can Line, with 2s7 cabin. la third class
pass. mails and ndse: Pier So, N r.
to bal 10. Kingston &c. Charleston Sept 2;
to. Charles Abel. with mdse; Pier as.
Hague. with crude oil; Off Tornpkins-
City of satule. Philadelphia Sept 4; to
the Halschaw Co, with pass and mdsei
Pier Z, N II.
to the Clyde Co, with pass and mdse;
Jefferson. Norfolk ,ana Newport News;
to the Old Dominion Transportation Co.
with pass and mdse; Pier 81, r.
yestris (Brl, Buenos Ayres Aug ~,
Rio de Jansiro is, trinidad 20. Barhados o.
30; to the Lamport Holt Line, with 80
first. 119 cabin and 136 third class pass,
mails and mdso; Pier IA, Hoboken;.
President Garfield, London Aug rs. Cher
bourg 81; to the S Lines with 1872 pass
and rndse; Pier A. Hoboken.
prins der, Nederlandenn pu1, Para- "a
Carupano 23, la Guayra "a Porto Gabello
25, Curacao 81; Jacmel 20, Port-au- Prince,
30; to Funch Edge & Co, with SO pass,
mails and mdse; Pier IL. bKiyn; - =.
Hague, with mdse; Pier s, Constable
Hook, N j.
Bradavon (Br), Baltimore Sept 3; to
Y S Navigation Co. with mdse; Keliogg's
Eagle, Boston. Sept 4; to Houlder. Weir
& Boyd, with mdse; Pier s. B'klyn.
Dixie Arrow, Beaumont Aug Is; TO
Standard Oil Co. with oil; off Tompkins-
MUNRO, Boston. Sept 4; to Munson Lines,
with rndse; Pier 8, R.
Samuel Q Brown, Tan1pico Aug %; 20
Tidewater OIL Co. with oil; off Tompkins-
Edye & CO. With mdse; Off Liberty. ~
. G. Scofeid San Francisco via Panama
Canal: to Standard OIL Co, with oil; Pier
Montserrat (sp), Havana Sept 2; to
Spanish LINE. with pass, mails and mdse;
Pier s. E r.
zsrsmbo en- ,1h Hartlspool to ,a Black Diamond
Margaret Dollar, Boston. Sept 4; to
Dollar s 8 Co. with mdse; Pier 5, Bush
Docks. B'klyn.
U Lines, with pass, mails and mdse;
Pier 3, Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Rate Guaranty
Is Taken Up by
More Slail, Lines
Companies Plying 10 East
4 s.oast of South America
y Meet ON Plan to Put Up
Cash Forfeit of $25, 900
Ear East Sets Precedent
) sLevaslt and Continental TO
M Consider System; Latter
q VIII Meet Here To-day

Success of the Far East conference
se9f steamship lines in putting through
a plan fer cash forfeits Of $4,000 each
70 guarantee maintenance Of rates has
stimulated the movement ON other
trade routes. Adoption of similar
see ystem was discussed yesterday at a
meeting of the east coast of South
america conference. Officials attend
tng the session said that the idea was
approved, but that definite stems can
e-1llot be taken until the necessary au.
ahorlty Is obtained from the home of
lees OF the foreign lines. Companies
on this route took UP the plan at ure-
vious meetings, but deferred action
Gntii the success or failure of the Far
aEast conference was evident.
The Leyant conference, composed of
companies plying between United
Estates North Atlantic ports and the
Near East, has the matter under con-
1psideration This conference was re-
sfStored last month after rate war
lasting about eight months The cash
s-aorfelt system is gaining favor as a
tariffs.
sos The continental conference, consist
ssng of lines between North Atlantic
ports of the United States and Europe,
Aieets to-day. 1t could not be learned
q yesterday whether the cash forfeit plan
ITS on the calendar for discussion, but
IL is known that the question has been
broached seriously. Many of the com
q Enodities moving on this route are open,
however. and it is probable that little
progress can be made until the confer
ssRcs has regained firm control of the
nsituation.
= The Far-East conference is sched-
of G,,o Y
arrangements will be made for the
transfer of $4,000 deposits, and also
seaor the creation of a new tariff 1t
was said yesterday that when the rate
guarantee was put through last week it
-Mas found that number Of long-term
contracts had been signed by various
lines at figures below the established
tariff. Whether these were executed
- by members of the conference or not
.ecould not be ascertained
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Lines with mails; is expected to dock $50
m at Pier 81, r tWest 2sd s). 4
French Line with mails: will dock ii a IN
at Pier 81, N iWest 18th st).
Niagara tFr,, vigo Aug IS; to French
p m at Pier "A. N r (West s4th str.
zacapa. Santiago Sept /; to United Fruit
Go with mans; Will dock at Pier is, 70 r
City of st Louis. Savannah Sept 8; to
Ocean 5 Co; will dock at Pier b3. N II.
Duo Tomorrow
Homeric (Br). Southampton Aug 80; to
White Star Line with mails; is expected to
dock about 10 at Pier So r (West
CaneronIa (Br), Gibraltar Aug %; to
Cunard S S Co with mails; Is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier s4 r. (West
23d st).
Metapan. Santa Marta Aug 20; to United
Fruit Co With mails: is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier Is. E r maiden Lane)
Fort Victoria (Brl. Bermuda Sept s; to
Furness, Witty e. Co with mails: is ex :
pected to dock about $3.50 a IN at Pier 95.
n r fWest 55th st).
Rosalind (Br). Halifax Sept 4 to Bow
ring & Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon al foot Java ST B'klyn.
Due Friday
Aquitania (Br), Southampton Sept q. TO
Cunard 8 Co with malls; is expected to
aock about noon at Pier n, N Cwest
y. =
President Harding, Southampton Aug 81 !.
10 Lines with malls, Is expected TO
dock about noon ut Pier 4. Hoboken
carmania fBrl, Liverpool Aug 90: to
Cn2ard Co with malls; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier Sc, N r (West
18th stl 80
samland tBelg9. Danzig Aug "a: TO Red
star Line with mails; s expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 61. N r West Goth st).
Matllde Peirce (It), Genoa Aug 90: 10
searce Bros Inc, with mails; is expected
70 dock forenoon at Pier s5. n II (West
: Rochambeau fF'rl. Hayre Aug SO: TO
french Line with mails: Is expected TO
oocR oe about noon at Pier a. n RI West
Esperanza, Vera Cruz Aug 81; to N a.
cuba Mail s Co with mails. is expecssI
70 COCK afternoon at Pier 1s, B'klyn (Mon-
Due Saturday
paris gssgi Ii. Port Agency.
FAsis' aayre. Sept 2.........,. French Line