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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
transfers In
Real Estate

Martha j. Marriott to Charles
HintZ. land in Baraboo, 81.
julius Mold to Richard Whitman,
land in Lime Ridge, 81.
Percy r. Huntington to Berenice
Johnson, land in Delton, 81.
Berenice johnson to. Percy r. Hun.
tington, land in Delton,.aS1.
James A. Stone to T. j. Clark, land
in La Vale, 81. fs
T. j. Clark to James A, Stone, land
in La Vale, 81. ea
August Dune to Richard Wiley,
land in Delton, $1,225.
Bartholomew Ragatz to Zaida l.
Westurn. land in Baraboo. 81.
Bertha Hill TO John Vandenburg,
land in Baraboo, 81.
John w Wright to Marion Wright,
land in Baraboo, $40.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
r. N. NELSON FORMERLY A RE SIDENT OF
BARAB0O, HAS MADE GOOD AT GAYS MILLS
IN CRAWFORD COUNTY--SECRETARY OF FAIR

A. w. Hopkins, College of Agricut-
ture, Madison, has sent this office a
clipping from the Prairie du Chen
Press which tells of the success be-
ing made for T. N. Nelson, former
resident of Baraboo. The item in part
reads:
When T. N. Nelson, secretary of
the Fair, came TO Crowford county.
y years ago there was scarcely a.
full-blOoded animal in the county. To-
day there are hundreds of them. The
total deposits in all the banks in the
county was less than $4,000; today
there is over 100000 deposits in
Crawford county banks. County
roads were just passable with team
and wagon and today we have the
best dirt roads in the state.
The Gays Mills fair has assisted
in educating the farmer to produce
better stock, raise better crops and
has been the means of bringing full
blood stock of all kinds into the
county. Everyone interested in future
welfare and progress of Crawford
county should be a booster for the
only fair in the county.
Mr.. Nelson is a product of Sank
county. He was raised on a farm near
Baraboo, completed his education in
a county school, engaged in the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

creamery business at the age of Is
years, came to Crawford county i'm
1901 and was employed by the Elgin
Creamery company at Mt Sterling
and Gays Mills for three years and
later operated the Farmers Co-opera-
tive creamery at Steuben successfully
for two years. Seeing the possibili-
ties of the growth of the dairy indus
cry in this county, he established
produce market at Gays Mills and
later buying the Old Farmers cream
cry building which he moved across
the river and installed modern ma
chinery in same and built up the
largest creamery business in the
county, at that time making a car
load of butter per week. For several
years this creamery was known as
the best market of the dairy i'm this
part of the state.
Mr.. Nelson engaged in the Insur
ance and real estate business in 1914.
In this business he continues to COM
mand the confidence of the public.
He succeeded z. G. Briggs as score
tary of the fair in 1920, the present
president of the board of education
of the public schools of GAYS Mills,
has held several responsible public
offices. Since he has held this Office
new building has been erected
each year on the fair grounds.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

was the ranking member, and it is
quite likely that he will be promoted
to the head of the committee This
committee will handle one of the
largest and most important pieces of
Legislation to come + fore the legis-
lature this winter. This is the re-
vision of the licensing and further
taxation of the interurban trucks,
which have multiplied in the past
five months due to railroad condi-
tions.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Curry accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Seeley of North
Freedom spent Saturday and Sunday.
at Richland Center.
Everett Tinkham is having a seige.
with quinsy.
Miss Gladys Henke of Excelsior is
staying at the Max Springer home
and attending BaraboO High school.
Guy Farwell has sold hts residence
to Mrs. Rotzol of LOganville and
will move TO the city.
Clarence Newell of Minneapolis
visited at the Lima Tucker home re.
Gently.
Mrs. Nettie Mccoy Of Dslton is
visiting Mrs. Guy FaTweh
Mrs. Ida Newell is visiting at the
Howard Newell home IN Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Cluber of
Gilleth, Wis. are visiting al thc home
of his nephew George Entoff.
The play The Old Maids Conven-
tion given by the ladies social circle
was given TO a full house and much
enjoyed by all.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
COMPLETE REORGANIZATION OF LEGISLATURE
AT MADISON EXPECTED AS RESULT OF THE
RECENT PRIMARY TAUDENMAYER FOR ROADS

AS a result of the recent primary
and anticipated outcome of the forth
coming election, there will be a com
plete reorganization of the legislature
at Madison when the solons convene
next January. There will be many
new faces in that body when the roll
is called.
Senator George Staudenmayer of
Portage, who has just been renomi-
mated will probably be chosen to
head the committee on highways of
the senate. At the last session he
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
HENRY FORD ESCAPES
FROM REFORM SCHOOL

Henry Ford is missing-not the
Henry of flivver fame, but 16
year old Henry who has been con-
fined to the Industrial school for
boys at Waukesha He and four
ether inmates of industrial schools
made their escape
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
Radel Taken
To Mendoza
tFrom Thursdays Daily

Sheriff II. c, Neitzel made a bust
ness trip to Mendoza this morning,
taking Gustave H. Radel of the Town
of Troy to the state sanatarium at
that place. Mr.. Radel was adjudged
insane by local physicians, who exam
ined him on Tuesday afternoon. He
seemed quite willing to go to Mendo-
ia, evidently thinking that there he
might escape the Balzer murderers,
whom he believes to have him in view
as their next victim.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21
WOMAN, "A, BEATEN BY
LADIES OF INVISIBLE EYE

Mrs. |. c. Tatum IA Fort Worth
Texas was taken from her home and
beaten by four women who said they
were a committe representing the
Ladies of the Invisible Eye"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

o. Manning and William PTielipp
went to GAINESVILLE yesterday in an
automobile and attended the funeral
of Mr.. Manning's brother, charles E
Manning today.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

the tide of opinion with the keenest
observation.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Six Nations Begin
Drive to I Compete
With III. s. Vessels
Great Britain Also Is Com
,innins LIS Policy Of
Mail and Admiralty Subj
sidies 10 Aid Lines
From rhs r,4bume's Washimotoa gYYeau

rrom The T,ibume's Washington gssyeaa
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. Japan,
Norway, France, Germany. Italy and
Portugal are putting into force meas.
ures designed to benefit their shipping
in competition, with the American meg-
chant marine and Great Britain is con-
tinuing It's policy Of mail and ad
iliralty subsidies, running into mix
lions OF pounds yearly, the National
Merchant Marine Association disclosed
to-day In q statement urging immee-
diate action on the Administration's
ship subsidy bill.
with the legislation to aid the
American merchant marine still uncn-
acted the associations statement
said. "othcr leading maritime nations
are putting into force measures de-
signed to benefit their shipping in
competition with ours. Japan, Nor
way, France, Germany, italy and Portu-
gal are all hard at work trying to in
crease their overseas carrying trade by
legislative and other means. Direct
subsidies for operation are being used
in several instances. Ship building
bounties are being granted. Even pref
erential tariff rates are being invoked" :"
In summarizing what other nations
are doing to benefit their merchant
ships, the associations statement said:
Japan will soon have feet of new
high grade merchant liners, built with
government loan OF 250,000,000 yen
(S125 600 ,000), the saving in battle
ship maintenance under the four-power
treaty
Norway, whose ships do heavy
ocean carrying trade for other nations,
has already appropriated 25,000,000
crowns tss,5oo,oool to subsidize its
ships this year.
France is restoring it's sea boun-
to $13,000,O00 year. II disposed Of
It's government owned ships soon after
the war to French citizens at 400
francs (sS0) ton. She is now ac-
cepting AZ part of the German repara-
tions one ship of $4,000 gross tons, to
cost s,500,00o gold marks (s2,125,000),
and another Of 10000 gross tons, cost
ing 100000 gold marks ($1,5o0,0o0).
When completed these vessels will run
between France, India and China.
Combination cargo and passenger
steamers, built with government aid
during the next four fiscal years, will
cost the Italian government 325,000,00
lire ($6b, ,ooo,ooo). Terms under which
this money is granted provide for what
is virtually shipyard trust under
government supervision and the crea-
tion of we'll balanced merchant feet
suitable TO 1taly's trade.
preferential duties in the form of
10 per cent reduction in customs dues
and 10 per cent decrease in assess
ments against vessels flying the Portu-
Guese flag is part Of Portugals plan to
rehabilitate it's merchant marine.
"Great Britain continues it's heavy
yearly subventions to its old estab-
lished lines, like the Cunard (s1 ,06G,-
1882, P. & 0. Line (S1.4s4,13o) and
United Castle Mail Steamship Com
pany (S656,910), etc"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Cleared

,op Fort I g. Gso5gs eBr,; Mckenzie; Hanil-
schr @ Maud Gaskell tBr); Hamilton.
Windsor; ! r Whitney.
Cananovn; Krantz; Port Antonio. At
lantic Fruit Co.
Norway Maru tJap); oshima. yoto-
hama and Kobe; Harriss- -Magill
6iullo Cesare Gtl; Schiffino; Naples and
aenoai Navigaztone Generate Italiana
Canadian Seigneur {Br); Potts. Mel
bourne TO Boston; Wilford Mckay
Preaident Van Buren,; Moore; Queens
town and Plymouth; U $ Lines.
r,,,: Araphoe: Deyereaux; Jacksonville and
gorwalk; Crowell; Boston,; Eastern
ohioan, swickeri Boston; United A.neri-
.PhtadeiphiA, Leek; Baltimore; clyde
Line.
= san 81. Z; Sy;ast,nto; rAvsry, Galveston and Key
Jasksouvilie;" Hi / Som 'i Mahs'aWean
France tFr); Roch; Havrsi French Line.
Boston City tBr1; Carey; Bristol; Hill
: Hanover tcser,; johnson; Bremen; North
German Lloyd.
!, Verona (Noro, Olsen; Kingston; Di
GARLIC; LivingstonI Kingston and cris-
tobai United Fruit Co.
Malm tNor1: Bernssen Havana; Gulf
port: Cuba s s Co,
Nishmaha; Redfern; Galveston; Lykes
Bros u
Anaesonaa; Jones; Antwerp; Black pia-
EUROPA tIt,: Mineeti: Naples to Phila-
deiphia; Nayigazione Generate Itaiiana.
Argus; Humphrey; Antwerp to Phila-
ceiphia; Black Diamond s s Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Departures

MARsEtLLEs, Aug e4--Tsourbonnais
(Tr1 (ex-Pert do Boniogne) New York.
ST. NAzAIRE Aug 24--ophelie utr).
GENOA, Aug 2s---America dtaD, New
TRIESTE, Aug at--clu)ia trtalo. New
York.
,r..I ARpRossAN { Ms,,.sa., AuR ss--ranad Head
HAMBuRd, Aus 24Mount Clinton.
New York.
DANzId, Aug 4--samland tnslg>, New
York.
GENOA, Aug a5--Giuseppe Verdi t1tal).
NAPLES, Aug 2s--Iux5aliie, New York.
ST VINCENT G v, Atig 26---Clan KEN
nedy tBrl from AlEoa Bpy). New York.
PALERMO, Aug 26--- Mongibcilo tItaL,
COLOMBO Aug 2e--suycric (Br) rrom
Caicutta). Boston and New York.
SHANGHAI, Aug 27--P President Jeffer.
son tfrom Hongkong). Seattle; Victorious,
HoNsKoNG, Aug ss--Apus tfrom Ma
nila1 San Francisco: Suruga, New York
COPENHAGEN, Aug 2sAsia tDan),
I. 70 LoNpoS, : Aug ss--cranley (nro. Bot
:. A!ccRA. Aug ae-- Boutry tBr). Now
SHIELDS, Aug ss--Basls (swed). Pnila-
deiphsn; 2Sth. Middleham Castle tBr)
BARRY, Aug 2s-Anglo- Saxon tBr).
.GTRRAi.TAR. Aug cameronia tpr,
Qron, Constantinople. etc1.. New York.
Kongkongl, San Francisco
:. VALPARAISO. Aug 29--Italia tswed).
CARDIFF, Aug 2o=-Grelealdy (Br), Bal
:. HAyRE. Aug 27--La savoie CRY, New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Kiyarra. Liverpool. AUG 10.
Elzasier. birmingham, Au;. IL.
Dryden. Trinidad, Aug Via Boston.
sark Rio de Janeiro Aug To- Kerr s S CO
Lannport & Holt Line
T1revider. Barry, Aug II Norton, Lilly q Co
Muroran Maru. Alexandria. Aug o.
cederic. Shields, Aug Il.
Alstern, umea. Aug IL Furness, Witty ( co
Helder. Buenos Ayres, Aug l.,
Funfs,. Edge g. Co
Liberty. Barry. Aug is. Cosmopolitan , ta IIas
Exeter City, Cardiff. Apg Is; ~,
Atlantic City, Bucnos Ayres. Aug 4. 0'A'
u S Navigation Co
hanindie', Rio Do Janeiro; @ Aaa i;
Albany, Rosario. Aug Z. '''''''
:, Simpson. Spence & Young
MARGARET Dollar aenoa' Aug 5oIisr H., 6 ) y.,n..
Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam, Aug ii. A''''
Black Diamond Co
Due To-morrow
CITY OF Lahore. Gibraltar, Aug ..
Norton. Lilly & Co
niswick Grange. West Hartlepoo]. Aug 49,
1-iherty Clio. santos. Aug 4. A
international Freighting Co
Due Friday
Dakartan. Liverpool Aug IS.
City OF Newcastle. Perrin, Aug us' 1s' A' A''i''
Kazembe oran Aug ~ Norfon. Norfon. Liiy iy Go Go
= warming. Marseilles, Aug IL.
Standard Oil Co
Duo Saturday
Archinedes, Liverpool Aug IL.
celebes Maru, Gibraltar, Aug 20 ssnspof' Lane
0sen shosen Kaisha
Bronte. Para, Aug 81 Lamport g. Holt Iins
Cape Roman. San Francisco. Aug I.
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co,
Auronian, Liverpool, Aug 20.
White Star Line
Duo Sunday
Masolp,c MMasoppo; Cape Town. Aug ! Norton LILLY
Tyrifiord, Naryick, Aug u.
Balsam. cara,r MAorwssian-Anerican A0r Line
Moore 8 Mccorrnack
Duo Monday
Siam City, Shields. Aug 10.
q s Navigation Co
Wssssrdi5k' Rotterdam, Aug -,
Wells City, Bristol. Aug 10. SNi' : '0a A''n'
Charles Hill & Sons
Robin, Gray Los Angeles Aug ii. A'A'
1sthmian S 8 Lines
Duo Tuesday
Sutton Hall. Palermo. Aug 10.
vesuvto. Penarth. Aug "a, '0'i' -1-''s g 70
Monmouth. cardir. Aug e. 4N''er'oa Line
Clan MacBrayne. Shields. Aug "a. WI >
poya, c,4, a, Barber s S Lines
Navigation Co
Duo Wednesday, Sept
Menominee. London, Aug 2s.
Yn,, Atlantic Transport Line
,,,.,. Black Diamond S Corn
rrns!Ha, -ondon, Aug 10. .Cunard s co
craster Hall. Iquique Aug "a = ~
Norton, Lilly G. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Arrived Yesterday

Pert antonio fNor), Port Antonio Aug
-; 70 usnised Fruit co. With fruit; Fier
Etna 30, gaFas.a M rsiy "a ,. Mos,sv'aso @,,s ,'s
seed; Keticgg's Docks, shads'de. d..
Muna mar Nuevftas Aug 2bi To Munsnn
q i Lines. with ~ pass and mdse; Pier 10,
: orlzasa. Havana Aug 80; 70 n X q Cuba
MAJ! &c, witn les pass fnaiis ana
cubore, Cruz Grande Aug s. clsatobai 10;
to ore 8 Co. with ore: Ore Dock, Con-
Europa is sii2. oenoa Aug u. Naples as 4,
Palermo IS: 70 Itaiia.Amertoa Linz, with
90 cabin. 73s shtra class paas. mails and
wooaaeid tIsr). Barry Aug Il; TO
Houlaer. Weir s Boyd, with coaa; Pier e
y,u@ phoehus tFr) Phiadeiphia Aug %: to
Three Star Line with ndse; Erie Basin
Breakwater, p 'kiyn
]. na,sas p;s1 i Msys s,I,,a 5ae' phiaasipha Aug
Cauto, C.cnfuegos Aug 25; 10 Ward Limo,
with rndse: Of Liberty.
ward Line. with mdss: Warmers Refinery,
Iithonia fBr,. Cardiff Aug IL; to Cory.
Mann & George Co. with mdse; Pier 40.
cacioue. Colon Aug 20. to w n Grace.
with mdse; Pier 8. Gonnaunipsw !.
Pier 3e. N II.
veneznela, San Francisco July 20, Los
Aesiueis i H. 1aadD Ia hDersaa H. s corinss ass
Cristobai IL Havana 81, Baltimore 28i to
Pacific Mail S 8 CO. With ss pass mails
and mdse; Pier SO. B'kiyn.
lean Line, With 1 cabin, ass third class
pass and rndse; Pier IS. n r.
Burutu tBrl. Bonny July Ia, Lagos rs,
Aocra 81. Cape Coast Aug :, seccondes X,
sicrra Leone H. st vincent c v. is: to
Daniel Bacon with mdse; Pier e. Aineri-
Illizabeth. sydney. c b. Aug 90; to A II
Bull & Co. In ballast; Off Red Hook Flats.
President Polk, London Aug 10. Cher
with 1s9 cabin. ~ third class pass mails
and surs rndse; Pier q, Hoboken
Norton. Lilly q Co, with coal; of fed
: Herbert 9 wgiie. Tampico Aug 20; to
with crude oil; of Tornpkinspille, 8 T.
Marayal tBrl. Perth Amboy; to Furnesr.
Witty 4 Co. In ballast: Pier "a, B'klyn
rinion TRANSPORTATION Co, with pass and
indse Pier g, N r.
e.o1 osgs gss @ 81 = %hs. gssa s. npa cn5
s9o first. 4os second 23s third class pass
''lsdls n s. and !. J, 4 N mdse Pier 50, r.
Tesss asnsnooas; en- w, ,, Fort Arthur Aus 20 to
Aim lNor). ST Lucia; to American
Metals Transport Co, with mdse; Chrome.
John worthington, Port Arthur Aug Al.
,o & L Hague. with oil; Pier 6. constable
Walter A Luckenbanh. Seattle via cr,s-
seoal. see TO hvckenbach s s Go. with mdse;
Orleans. Seattle via Cristobal: to Luck
N Y. 3sAAeepsie,
Potomac, Rotterdam: to N NJ Smith. IN
ballast. off Tompknsyilie. /. -
Shunko Maiu (Jap), Singapore June TX
yonebs, stohehons p, Shanghai 80, Kobe july 10.
tobal 20; to Barbers s 8 Lines with ,ndae
Lake Giiboa. Brunswick and Wilning.
ton; to Clyde s Co. with mdse.
Francisco vie Colon Setn
Agwisun Port Ioboa.
Gaute (Br), Barry,
Venus II (Nor), McKinnon ryaYhor NJ g
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day


Fort Victoria (Brl Bermuda Aug IS to
Furness. Witty s. Co with maiis is ex-
pseted 70 dock forenoon at Pier ss. N n
nj SUD. Galveston Aug "a: to Southern
pacitic CO; IS expected to dock forenoon at
Pfcr s9, N r 6Bank st3.
due Tomorrow
Berengarsa tBr3, southampton Aug "a:
TO Cunard Go with malls; is expected
West 18th st1-
:, vandyels sRr). Hamburg Aus 10; to
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co with mails;
Is expected to dock forenoon at foot l4th
ST. Hoboksn.
Bsseqaibo tBr>, Havana Aug as: to Pacific
peessd e aool forenoon enc mia Il pier
tMdrton st).
Madonna eIt,; Ct Michasls Aug II; to
pected to dock at foot slst st, B'kiyn.
9ivives, Savaniiia Aug 20; to United
Fruit Go with mails; VIII dock forenoon
at Pier Is ID ldaiden Iane).
Fort Victoria SBry. Bermuda Aug 20: to
Furness. Witty & Co with malls viii dock
forenoon y Pier 9s, N r West 5sth stl.
French Line with mails; is expected to
deck afternoon az Pier ~, N r lWest
silvio lBr,. st Johns Aug ss; 10 Bowring
& Co with mails; is expected TO dock fore
noon az foot lava st. Bkiyn.
:, solnanehs. Jaeksonvilie Aug rs; to clyde
, = GO. is expected to dock at Pier s6 81 r
stChariton STD,
Due Friday
al ct8fiia tIsEJe lSoutHafnp ptGN Aug 2G.
70 Cunard s S Co with mails; IL expecse.;
70 dock forenoon al Pier "a. n II lWesf
Taorilsina tIt9. Naples Aug 1s;to r.ai,a.
America Line with malls: Is expected to
dock forenoon AZ Pier 95, n II tWest
s5th st9 "a r. - -
Reliance, Hamburg Aug IL: 10 UnIted
american Lines with mails: is expected to
aock forenoon at Pier S6 ~ r {West
zbth ST.. -
Eresident Roosevelt, Bremen Aug e2: 10
q Lines with ratis; is expected Ia doffe
forenooss at Pier I. Heboken -
Ltfuan1a fDan1, Danzig Aun ~. "a
a5Altic lsli a american Lines with mails is cs-
nscsea e. deeh forenoon at Pier s, Bush
Kins Alexander IGriS1. Piraeus AnE ss Il,
y e5aianos 4 CO syifh malls. Is expeesed "a
dock forenoon al Pier %. B's<lyn. =
Rngia tCeres Hamburg Aug is. I. To TTnItes
American i@inea with I.a tie is sx ysactr Il !,
a5th ss3
snsa5eIr1o Peiree sIt,. Naples Aug rs %
Fetrce Bros. Inc, with mails; .s expscreS
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Ship Lines Renew
Levant Conference
And Advance Rates
Fifteen Companies Agree TO
Restoration After Ocean
War Lasting Since Winter;
Far East Carriers i'm Pact

Representatives of fifteen steamship
'iines IN trade between United States
North Atlantic ports and the Levant
and Far East met yesterday at the of
fees OF the Shipping Board, As Broad
way, and agreed to the restoration of
the conference, which collapsed last
winter. The end OF the ocean rate was
marked by the adoption Of new tariff
carrying substantial advances over pre-
yious figures.
AZ the session yesterday, following a
preliminary discussion Last week, the
Fsr~East lines finally agreed to main
tain the conference rates. thus break
ing the deadlock. Companies running
direct TO the Lcvant, which includes
Adriatic. Black Sea, Palestine and
Syr3an ports, have been ready for some
TIME to re-estabiish the contract. hut.
could not do SO until the lines plying
through the Suez Canal were willing to
accept the same rates.
Among the new rates adopted ycstcr-
day.. were the following: Structural
steel, Sl2 ton; rails, Sio. plate and
other steel, So; -four, 26 cents hum
dred pounds for September, 80 cents
Tor October and S5 cents for November
tor: provisions, S16; sugar. ST.
The meeting, which began late in the
afternoon, did not end until we'll TO-
ward evening. The decision to restore
the conference was not generally ex-
pectad, as several previous efforts have
failed through the refusal of one OF
more companies to enter into an agree
ineF7s.
The Brazil and River Plate confer
ences met yesterday for the first time
IN several months, following the re-
newaa of the Brazil Conference last
week. No changes in rates were made.
The meeting Of the Far East Confer
cnea On the cash forfeit of s25,ooo,
which was scheduled for yesterday, was
postponed until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Maritime MISCELLANY

WASHINGTON, Aug 2s--Inabiiity OF cer-
tain bidders TO ba present next week at
sale OF wooden fleet caused Emerg ency
Fleet Corporation to-day TO postpone until
September IL private competitive bidding
on wooden ships. Sale Will be conducted In
office of director of eales Sidney Henry,
beginning at 10 a. m. Sale OF LAX ebridge,
vessel OF 5000 deadwesllt tons, TO X
Wood Lumber Company. of San Francisco,
and Tunica, ex-German freighter Of 1864
deadwetght tons, to American Merchants
Shipping and Forwarding Company. of New
York City, was announced to-day by MI,
Henry. Sale price wns withheld Moore
shipbuilding Company, OF San Francisco,
has purchased four s2s horsepower Diesel
engines from Fleet Corporation, at price
not disclosed.
PORTLAND. Me, Aug 2e--Eastern 8 s
Lines to-day announced reduction Of vir-
tually five per cent In freight rates be-
tween New York and Portland, effective
September 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-30

cHrrr Aug as-Ma Nesro tsps New
Orleans.
ANTWERP. AUG as---Mslita {fsrS, Mon
treal.
MALTA. Aug ss--sol tHr,, Port
Arthur,
KARAcH1, Aug a7--city ot Benares
{Bro, New YORK.
Now York.
New York; Knsana (f3rj. New York
NEWCASTLE. Aug 29+--Gairnross tBr)s
Montreal,
sYDNBY, II s. w, Aug 2g--Meigen Maru
tJape. Aatoria; Port Chroline t5rJ. New
York vim Melbourne. etc.
Now York via Plymouth.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug eo---Aauitania
fBr1. New York.
Yorlt via Havana,
IiONGK oiSG, Aug 2s4-Hawail Maru
tJapj, Seattle. President Madison, Seattle.
MANILA. Aus ss-~-Taiyo Maru tJap),
San Francisco.
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-30
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
Sf4IpNASTTRS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
pf tie positions Of merchant vrHsels ree
eofvrd through the independent Wire
lees Corporation ana shs Radio Corpos
ration of America. Shipmasters OF
yaFseis with radio apparatus .ney, with
out charge. report their tfRl noon
positions through Tho following cnn,-
i11rrcial radio atations In the United
States propsr, 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at room each day In order that they
may be received in time for publtea-
lion.
Position reports can also be sent
theouh h tho stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph comrnny, Inc. New
York city tWCG9. Babylon. IL T.
tsSsE1. East Hampton. L. l. tWSA.}.
New London. Conn. {WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
rho Radio Corporation Of America
witt receive position reports through
tho following stations. Cape Cod
sNGC), Siasoonset, Mass. tWsC), New
Lcat,on, Conn. tWLC), Cape NAY. New
York city tWNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tson OF America by tho y, s. Public
Health Service.