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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
WORLDS CHAMPION
TO WRESTLE HERE
Caplin and Dern Will
Wrestle at Legion y
-..s... Hall Friday.

Ira Dern and Abe Caplin will be
the principals in q wrestling match
at the American Legion hall this
Friday evening. 'T6
Caplin has been here for some
time and has participated in some
good bouts. Dern Is the man who
beat Sampson In q big bopt at Saltair
and made such a hit that his friends
presented him with a fine bath robe
with the figure of an elk,s head loom
ing large In the back. Sampson was
the middleweight eastern champion,
and the Woodmen. of the World Of
which Dern is a member, have taken
great interest in him.
Chris Christensen of Shelley is
going to referee the match tonight
and there are to be- three good pre-
liminaries. ,s,eg,., .t...ss
-. Bingham county sports, who want
to see. some good clean matches
should be at the American Legion
hall at 8 o'clock Friday evening,
March 10 with $1.10 to pay admis-
sion. :;%
Farley Flitton is the one who has
promoted this match, even in the
face of the fact that the series, put
on already have not proved profit
able to him financially. But he has
faith in these matters being appre-
ciated by the. lovers of good clean
sport, and as the oportunities seem
to grow with each succeeding match
he still puts them on. He was
fortunate in being able to book Dern
for this occasion because Dern just
happened to have an open date while
he was IN this part Of the country.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
NEWSPAPER TRIAL MONDAY

The libel case of Whistler against
The Idaho Republican and Byrd
Trego, which is the same individual,
is set for trial Monday, March 13, at
10 a. m.
The charge is that Trego published
an article about Whisler's lawsuits
that was untrue, malicious and de-
famatory, the publication being made
in January, 1920. The suit was filed
last August and six months have
been used in gathering evidence to
get ready for trial.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
Care Should Be
Taken When Using
Canned Vegetables

The following is a letter recently
received by the county agent from
Miss Amy Kelley, state home demon.
stratoiion leaders:
II wish to again call your atten-
tion to the care that should be taken
in regard to the use of canned vege-
tables in the home.
1.-TWO years ago when there was
a case of botulinus poisoning in
Boise, asked you to urge the public
to boil all canned vegetables before
serving. Because of the recent case
Of food poisoning at Cambridge,
Idaho, I am again asking you to
publish in all your local papers the
following from the Farmers Bul.
letin No. 1911:
"(1) Make it. the absolutely in
variable rule never to can any vege-
tables or fruit not in first-class con.
dition; that Is, a, do, not can food
which is slightly moldy or specked
oversoft, or, Just, ready to .spoil,,' OF
partly rotted. Cutting out the soft
spots and using the rest for canning
may prove very poor economy In
the end. .t4s .,.
"(2) Give al canned food care.
full and rigid inspection at, the time
the can or jar is opened, and discard
any material having an unusual ap.
pearace or odor, without even tast.
ing it. 1t is a useful precaution to
notice. the odor of the vegetable
while it is boiling; for an odor SO
slight as to be unnoted while the
vegetable mass IS cold may be quite
plainly perceived when intensified by
heating.
"(3) Boil the food as it comes
from the can before tasting it. In
this type Of poisoning, fortunately,
most bacteriologists believe that It
is not necessary to destroy every
bacterial spre, bit rather the toxin
or poison formed by the growth of
the bacteria, which is much easier
matter. 1t must be clearly under
stood, however, that this does not
warrant us in boiling spoiled food
and then consuming it. "Hf
"(4) The final disposal of canned
goods which have spoiled, or are
suspected Of spoilage, is a matter
of real Importance. Chickens and
other animals may be and often have
been fatally poisoned by eating such
spoiled materials. Even worse than
this danger is the possibility of
spreading the bacillus botnlinus Cor
possibly other dangerous spores)
thru the soil. With such considera-
tions in mind 1t would seem that
spoiled canned goods should be
treated as we should treat any sort
of infectius material, such as the
discharge from a typhoid tuber-
cular patient or the carcass of an
animal, which has died of anthrix;
that is to say, they should be burned,
or, if that is impracticable, they
should be boiled, for an hour with
some efficient disinfectant in order
to be sure that all danger spores
are destroyed, burying them deeply
in the soil with generus covering
Of quicklime will prevent the poison
ing Of domestic animals and may
have some influnece in preventing
infection Of the soil with highly
dangerous organism" t
Will you please see that the infor-
nation is given as much publicity as
possible? %a>@
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
Save the Garnet.

If you do not wish your stair carpet
to wear unevenly. put padding under
meath it, There are pads prepared ex-
pressIy for this use, out wanting these
or anything of sufficient body to protect
1t, use newspapers, on the stair and
folded 80 that they will project three or
four inches beyond the stair. If thick
enough they will save great deal Of
wear and tear Of he carpet. also dead
en- the sound of footsteps
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
DEATH OF MRS. CHR1sTTANsEN

Mrs. W. H. christensen of More
land departed this life on Monday,
March s, and the funeral was held
on Wednesday, She had suffered
from pneumonia following an attack
of influenza.
Mrs. christensen was in her
thirty4fourth year and leaves hus-
band and four children, Thelma,'
Carl, Wanda and Denton.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
Home From Visit ",
With Relatives
in California

Miss Alice Jones, linotype operator
at The Republican office, returned
Tuesday evening from three
months visit in southern California.
Miss Jones has been with the Of
fee about five years and had not had
vacation for a year and a half. This
was her third vacation trip to the
coast, and when she came back into
zero weather and deep snow she said
she quite enjoyed it.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
GRAZING FEES

Information has just been received
that the grazing fees on the national
forests for the season Of 1922 may
be paid in two equal installments.
The first half Of the fees must be
paid on or before the date the stock
enter the forest and the second in
stallment may be paid at any time
up to December 1, 1922. There will
be no interest on the deferred half.
EARL G.. SANFORD,
Forest Supervisor
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
Annual Livestock
Show to Be Held
at Salt Lake City

The fifth annual intermountain
livestock show will be held at North
Salt Lake, April 8, 4, 5, 6, 1922.
Admission and entries will be free.
It is given under the auspices of the
livestock committee of the CONNER
cial club and the chamber Of COM
merce. -,r
Further particulars can be OBJ
tanned by addressing J.. H. Rayburn,
secretary, Salt Lake City.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
THOREsONs no THE COAST

Mr., and Mrs. Edward Thoreson
left for Portland Sunday, where they
will spend some time. They intend
to visit with their son Wayne, who
is attending the Agricultural College
at Corvallis.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
COLLECTOR HERE

Special revenue agent, j. H.
Rosengreen will be at Blackfoot on
the fifteenth of March to assist peo-
pie in making their returns on the
income tax, and will specialize on
corporation and partnership busi-
ness.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
Best Picture Wire.

They have recently been expert
mem NJ II England on the best sup
por ~ y cturrs. and the Scientific
"A n i~Eas found that plain
!" u SRA 1 Is far sul,e-
r, r',. and copper
10 rllst
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1922-03-09
BACK FROM CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Jones returned
from Los Angeles Tuesday evening.
They travelled as far as Brigham City
in their car" but had to store there
on account OF the deep snow.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Admiral Line Lifts
Libel ON Alexander:
Vessel Sails To-day
Former Great Northern. the
Fastest American Ship. to
Start at Midnight for Pa
cific: Dollar Is Passenger

Tho Admiral Line Yesterday CAV.
sscuri.v for thc Si.5l5.6OO libel hlea
.s,.sir.t .he steamer H +. Alexander IN
.ho sun SMpyard 80 Chester, "a.
Freed from court restraint the inner
was due In New York AZ 3 o'clock tnls
morning 70 sail for the Pacihc coast
o. midnight tonight
Tho n. r. Alexander. formerly me
Great Northern and the fastest vessel
urder Che American flag, was held or
q short tine iu Chester on claims
growing out % the collision with the
Prnsh steamer Andree In the Deia-
waro River last week.
d, sending tho II. +. Alexander on
che coaqfgfso run the Admiral Line
ba. encountered a run of bad luck that
"a difficult 20 match in shipping MS
.o~v. The company FIRST purchased the
Northern Pacific, sister snip OF tno
Great Northern, rom the Snlpplnk
Board This was destroyed 10y hrs
~ sea on hcr trip 20 tho Sun shipyaru
for rccondition.ng. After stIenu'ous,
efforts in Washington. inc AoinlIaI
Line then obtained the Great northern
fror, de navy, which was using her as
tbo flagship Of the Atlantic Fleet Inc
york Of citing out the second liner SCI
now record for American snipyards'
thf- task was completed. the steamer
coii.dod with the British freighter'
tr.nre. fhe passengers gong OUT on
.fo lrrr tonight arc II. J.. Alcxanoer'
president OF t|c company. Tor "hom
tso ehi, is named. and Robcrf Dollar,
.c+cran head Of the Dollar Line and
mart owner Of thc Admiral Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

coNsrNT-rNoPLE Msy ,i-cis,y Nsz
%ApLEs. ,fsr ,i-r.u-ps'r.. S.r YORK
goth carlton N~w O-'ean-.
KoRsoER. May :s-Maiss'ia CBr). Bsi-
finlof-
NERDoN. Nay r-ohio CFrl. Bs'umor.
YOKOHAMA. Nay % Baltimore Maru
fIauI. Salresfon Tor Noba. H4kufo Mafu
fIarl. Portland. ore. for iionEaorg in.fo
Marn fIapl. san Francisco for n0ngkong
NoTTEHDAM. May 'i-iiomes'ead. bs.-
quANGHAf. My si-Wa-ss--, polls-.
san Francisco, preeif.nf jefferson. Seattle
wr-' Faraion. san Francisco.
GIBRALTAR. Ma - returned Glen
White hence fof Hsl'ir.0r@.
pLYMOl rH. Msy 3i-paris fFrl, New
..-x for W~vre land proceeded.
f-fRnALTAn. Mnr 10-Pasfsf. Dante
iIer~ GtsN. NHw York and Boston
o. -pies snd Genoa.
fNGFDRs. Ma :o-Rsdonfo. New
York NeFfpcrt Nsw York; May -. RE
oPoRIo. MAJ .a--Arrivai o, Tsxan-
c-ie- from Tampa Vas an sfror
GOTHESBuRG. May :i-S'urehoim
(swedl. Nv orleans.
Francisco. May -. Empress Of France
BoRbEGUy. May .f-callforni. Fr).
puNKIRK. May a7-oi.n. View York.
May - PiDegione County. Asw York.
York. Nay 20. Eslanrer theigl. Nsw
GsixGAPoRE. May ,7-wes, Mahom,I
~ UoxGKoNG. May so-Pins Tr,. STATE.
Manila Tor Tacoma Stewart Dollar. Port
LIvERPooL. Nay 5o-En,pr..s % Brit
an ibTl, quebec.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Departures

iWWINGUAM. May ss-Isrinsion fBr).
nnENEx May :s-Ivar tDsn). saysn-
rrh
opENsE. May ;'-N'y'da cD'nl,
nouEN. Msy 's-nfam.n Poin'. rhi,a.
iiXynE. Nay s5-ra eivoi' cFO. Sew
rESANG. Nay ;i-Karroo tnD. N'v
antwerp. May e. -somm. ursn'.
porto. Neu Yora. May -. feisier 'he'sl.
cAiErrrA. Nay B.n.fsetor tn0.
s.r YorI. orfsrlc lnD. Sew lnfA, "a.
.srfa. Nev York
,OfoMRo. Nry 20 Dnnc.ptha thr.
United states. May 81. HendHl '''i'' 'hfl'
rr~ERfrrE. Nay % vihorg- .psn)
Iff.n ,auenharenl. HAMPTON Roads
NAPLES. Msy -3-ouis'eoheA. NeF or
MrRoRAV. May .'-fivepoo' Mar
IauI tfr1u k1bel. Portland. nfA. lh
,ifr Naru iIapl ifrom k9b.l. lpI' p.
orc. sweden Nsru j'pl tfom Aooel'
pIrbiEi.fi. Nay ;s-Franes Msru
popDFAf,N Mav st-Ontar'o tFD
from fisFr~l. rhNafsiphia ,,..
SHANGHAI May 1l Empire state ifiom
HonF asnll. San Ifancisco.
LIvERrOOI. Stay 30 West Ioiani.
isANTihGo. chile. Nay ii-san'a rul''
Sew york.
rALERMo. May .i-Masanislo un.
roRro FERRARIo. Msy is-Fri Maru
tfapI philadelphia
porTERpAN, May 81 - Rotterdam
SHIELDS. Nay so-chiumseay G0.
BELFAST. Nay -vnior'o Emanusi'
rlf baltimore
MANCHESTER. May y -Nevi.isn OBJ.
Sew York. Gyp fBrl. 'hiconi niln''
sOTTIANPTON. May "a iiomsr'c
IHrf New YORK.
rEiTH. Msy % -- csirnva'ons fBrI
.f..f. Ia
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Radio Corpn. Of America

Distance r.ttn f1 miles. I7slfirn' ~
noon uni.ss others go s'af-d1
Aloha fsfeam yarh. t 81 newport
MAY ~.
B-rengaria t0f T. Ambf -i average
speed - hrofs
Birnlngham City 80 p A. 'nr 1i.
CRY ~ Atlanta 100 NNE pi. Soy ~
ctfy - columbus i1s S Amhrt
C0fesf laf ~ 1s Jon g. g. Maf
Dorchssfer 40 miles O. degrees o..
ln Wal May 7n
Fdnh s7f Amhror~ May 60
Eugene 70 ThaYer o. ~ Diamond Ma
J. q BsrN0w $50 sW IIaiifsx May a.
Woven % ENE Ambrose Nav 2i.
Joseph seep on r San'urfef May -.
ltrisa 1of 8 Nantucket Nay ~.
Mauretania -.-1i from thefhoufg Nay u
duo Ambrose An FRIDAY. average
speed for distance run aft2 knobs.
rsw Britain al p Ambrose Nay 81.
Nora ~ a Ambrose May 81.
Or'norn go 8 Haffefas Nav ~.
Oscar u Henn~ff 10 s Ambrose Nsv -.
Phil Pubilcser % 3 Delaware Breskwaisr
May 1l
p~esiIen, Pierce 1871 y Ambrose May 81.
Rayo 100 sW Riocis Island MAY az.
Rcsolufe saz = Block Island May a.
sararac 20 sE Ambrose May ..
gchoharie 319 + Ambrose May -.
scyfhia Win arrive Cucenstown AN
friday.
steel Ranger Ifi p Ambrose Nay 81.
gunon $50 Z Delaware Breatwatfr May a..
Thomaa ~ Wheeler 100 SW Halifax May 3i.
transportation ~ Ne Winter quarter
West Hsrdhvsy lat 81 - lon q -
May -.
zuHa 7a3 Scotland Nay 80
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distances IN miles. Sosition a. noon, unless
otherwise specifed)
Arizonsn i1i0 Ambrose May 20.
Ailiguash 40 ENE Bermuda May 90 bni
Baltimore
coIllnsswOrih lat Il 10 y iont 9, 10 W
cor1.ls t2s y san Juan May 80 snd
Boston.
cSmbris UsAT) 1859 2 Arnbros. Nay ~.
city OF Eureks 275 + Ambrose May n.
Consori tAb from Ambrose May 81 from
Edith s7i Sc Anbros. May 70.
Eastern cross 745 Z b. y Caps Henry
May g.
Ea.t Bresr. lat a. q y long - a W
EdE.hrl is,s Y A-aoro,. May 20
Finland 1871 z Ambrose Nav 90
Geo Washington 1880 = Ambrose Nav -
Hanover 1t0 p Ambrose May o.
Margaret 80 " AEuadnla MAJ 80
Aontserrat left San Juan Pm NAY 70
bnd Havana.
Manhattan Island s77 z Ambros. Msv 20
Einn'sotan 1900 Cristobal May ~
Mayaro ii7t SSW Cape Henry NAY 20
MohswS 81 : Scotland LV MAJ n
President Pierce 1926 Ambrose MAJ -
President Arthur 1905 Ambrose Nav -
President Monroe 1884 y Ambro-e Ma a.
san LORENZO iib Scotland Nv 4 IN,
susQushanns so z Anhross MAJ e.
Saccarappa ft0 from Chs-ie.fon
HocksWsy Park lat Is IS long e 2 u
Nay 80 80 81
y:nsrne Ir.. n .ss san Juan NAY 30
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Arrived Yesterday

Nsfos Norfolk. May 5o. 20 cossv Wis.
Transportation Co. with mdn Per -
Harvey y. Brown. Norfois. MAJ 30. 20
casfnor. Currsn 4 Built with coal
Piar a. -
waukegan. Hampton Roads. Nay 20. 70
q q army. per Army Base. hfn
Bayonne. Philadelphia May So 90 vac
uum Ou co, IN ballast. bsyonne -.
Nunplace wilmington. y G. May ~ 70
Munson Lines with indse. Pier 10 X
Rylayi. Norfolk. May so' 70 Pocahon'''
Fuel Go. with cOal. 1890 ~. X -,
cape Roman. Seattle. APRIL a. colon
NAV 20. 10 Atlantic. Gulf and Pscihc CO.
with Indse. Pier 50 = y ~. -. o.
Lake Fannin. Brunswiok. NAY 90 "
Cfvt. Line. with mdse. Pier - y
canfigny. Antwerp. MAY is v.a 'hsfies-
con MAJ 20 20 T. 3 Army Transport serf-
ice. with pass end mdss Pier Army
"a Bsiyese-. r,sD. Trieste Nay - Napiss
MAY a.. 10 phelps Bros, with rs's nai'
ana wdre Pier T Bush DOCS n'n
Erhnim fNoD R'rnur'0. Ma. ~ 70 81
, whitney w'fh f.isc Gstn ~ hlyh.
Beir. l>Dr,. Port Antonio Nay ~ -
Atlantic TIUii co in ballast snen'iea o."
Ggs1i.nsmo. Guantanamo Nay 20; -
= Y & cuba Mail CO with inose' fis'
M1nsTd.n CBr). csrd.nss May -. Ma
tsr-as %. Newport Nsws 20. 20 Munnh
limo with sugar; Federal Refinery, 1onkers.
Juusna (sp). sSntsnder April j. SDon
% Nigo ~. Hueiva Is. Csrthagene y
p.rceious May =. Tarrsgona .. Nelene a -
Alicante N. Gibraltar ~. Seville ls 20
Garcia q Diaz with mdss' Columbia o.
B'kiyn. - -
Chateau Thi.rry. Antwerp NAY ~ 20
= Army Transport Service with 100 hfs''
1l5 second cabin. sss troops ana stores
per O. Army Bass. B'kyn.
santa Marta. Porto Barrios May ~
Porto Cortez ~. Tela 50. Kingston ~, gan
tisgo 20. 10 United Fruit Co With % pass
snd mdse. Pier 10. n r.
Mount Carroll. Hamburg May is; 70
United American Lines with us pass ana
mdse, Pier &c. r.
Ribe DAM, Lagos April 10, Addah 10,
IccrA Is Wlnnebsh ~. Seccontee 70, Mon
rovia MAY :. - Vincent, G. Y, 10: 70 q d
Lake Ternwood. Tauarno May y. barscoa
s5. 10 Atlantic Fruit Co with fruit Pier
2e, ER.
BelilnEham. Hue'vs Jsy 10 Bermuda -
20 the Tampa Interoceau 5 CO with iron
pvrltes. Erie Basin Breakwater klyh
Brk fNor), Newcastle. Eng. May l-i 20
Kleppe Corp IN ballast, Pier 1, Erie
Basin Bklyn
oscar d BENNETT Tampioo May -. N
Pan-American Petroleum Transportation
Co with crude oil. anchored on Tompkins-
VILE. 8 T.
Tuscan. Norfolk; 20 the old Dominion
Trans co. with mdss.
Hereford (Br), Newcastle. Enc. May 70
70 Norton, LNiy \ CO, with mdse
North American (Br), Cslloo April ~
Arica 80. Caidera May s. Guayacun IL %
the s Metals Trans Co, with moss
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Passenger Ships Due

u.r,o~.r fCer1 bremen Nay 20. 70
s.orth German Lloyd with malls. q. et-
rsct,d 10 dock afternoon st foot 9Th a.
''SSJ colombla. San Pedro May g. - W Il
Grace with mails. will dock a. Pier D.
Mohawk. Jscksonviii. May -. - clyde
Line: win dock at Pier 20. y n ,Chari-
''e csrrilio. Kingston May ~; 20 United
Yrut CO with mails. r. expected 70 dock
forenoon a. Pier rs. = II (Nalden Lane.
Due Tomorrow
Mauretanla (Br). SOUTHAMPTON May ~ .
% Cunafd 3 co With mails. n stpected
20 dock forenoon a. Pier o. tWest
Georse washington. nr.men May -. 70
United states Lines with malls. 10 et
pected 10 dock about noon a. Per J..
su.qushanna. Queenstown May -; 20
United states Lines with mails. - ~
p.ctsd 20 dock afternoon a. Pier 4. ho-
Pr.sid.nt Monro.. chsrbourr May 80 70
United states Lines with malls !s' st-
pocted 10 dock forenoon a. Pier Hoboken
Canchc. Galveston MAY ~, 20 Mallory
Line. Will dock ~ Pier -. n
Ciiy ~ augusta. savannah Mar 10. 20
ocean s s CO. viii dock a. Pier %. r
tspriag stl.
Due Saturday
voo-dam CDu, Rotterdam Nay "a %
Holland .Arsrics Line with mails. = sE-
psetsd 20 dock afternoon a. foot ON a.
Lseonis CBr). liverpool May 20; 20
cunard s : CO with malls - expected 10
dock forenoon A. Pier &C. y x lWest
csmbrai. Antwerp May Is. 20 rn'-d
states Army Transport Service with malls
y expected 20 dock forenoon a. Per g.
Mexico. Havana May 80. 20 Hv& Cuba
Nal 2 co with mails n srrecfef 20
doca forenoon a. Pier ie klyn Grace stl.
Due Sunday
Psi,ic. liverpool. MAY q white star LIN.
HsusA. Nsmburg. May - INIT An Lines
q oloa. Havana. June l..t.. United Fruit 60
MAfGcsibo. MaysEuez. May 80.
Bliss DAils,t a Co
Due Monday
"a ssvois, Hav-s. May 20 French Line
Kfoonland. Antwerp. May 2s r star Line
Oropcsa, Southampton. May 2s
Royal Mail steam Packet
Porto Rico. San Juan. May 81.
NY& Porto Rico 9 8 Co
Ebro. Valparaiso. May is
Pacific steam Navigation Co
May. San Domingo. Nay 81.
Due Tuesday
Proviasno. ~ar''ili.s May "a
ori1sbs. Hsvans. June q.
NY 4 Cubs Mail SIS Co
Du. Wednesday
Hom,rie, Southampton May 81
Giu,sppi Verdi Naples. May 2s
Van Dyek Rio a. Janelfo Msy "a
Lsmpofi & Iioi, Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
NOTICE 70 owSFRs. AGENTS AND
SIIIPMA-IFHS

The Trlnune publishes daily reports
% ~ position Of fu-rr hanf vessels 70
ceis~d through tho Emitted states Naval
Communication Service Shipwatfrrs ~
vessels vl'h radio apparatus nay. with
Cut charge report thelr fTkl noon
positions through The f0IIowlug naval
radio stations IN th- United SfEf.s
proper Bar iiarhor. Ms tDtferciiffesI
cape Earsraa -. e.. Jupiter. Fla
hey west. Pa. New Orleans la
These position CrRl reports shoult
bs addressed only 90 fhs radio station
faisd and they viii b@ forwarded 10
New Yofk ff is important that fhsss
reports should BE- sent promptly - noon
ssrh dsF in order that fhey ma be
received In tine Tor publication.
Position rspoH- can aiso b- sem
through tie stations ~ he Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc New
Yort cry tWC6l. Babl on. D.. I
tNsEH Easthampfon, T.. D. tWsAJ
New Londo.. Conn iWsTl
so charge made for m-dics or
surgical advice. latest news ana weather
reports.
The raflo Corporation % Lreric.
49, receive position reports through
fn- following stations. Caps cod
fWCCl. SiascOnuset. Mass fWsCI. New
London conn fWLCl. Cape May New
lnfh CITY lWtYi
Medical and surgical advice vii b.
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton OF Amefic4 b. The o 5 Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
vs-si Port Agency.
V.rsnfia Liverpool. May - Cunard = CO
p pho.bu.. Marseiiies. May i1Thrss Star Line
Thomas T Beal. san redro Msy IL
Houider. Weir & BOYD
Western Scout. Hamburg. May -
Bsnkds.. valencia. NAV -
Captain. Msuric. Eugene. qieTsi,Ar "a: T..
Birmingham city. Looe9o s,5.,15 May ~, Il, Co
O0' nv" V'"'' " Fumes. wiiny 4 CO.
New Britain. Palermo. May !.
pisck Diamond Corr.
yl. De Dtibout Oran. May Is
Algerian American Line
Saxon Prince. Rio d. Janeiro MAY -.
Furness Witty 4 Co.
Due Tomorrow
sNeoIi.. Dunkirk. May -
prfsh,oo. Tsnarno ....... Atlantic Fruit Co
corons. pueno, Ayres MAY 2 Kispps 4 Co
Eastern Breeze. Helsingfors. Mar -.
Moore & NfDorfnnck CO
port Antonio. Port Morauf. MAY 2t
Atlantic Fruit co
Due Saturday
Chicago city. Brstol Mey -' .,o.
consori. Bristol. May q.
Tsu. City shi.ias Nay - L s Tavlss' 60
Hertiord. Portland. May 20. Norion-Lily
Due Sunday
West 1sista. San Francisco. May 10
%awsco Lines
Ha,lrsr, Homie May 70 VIA Boston.
Moore & Mccormack Co
Due Monday
Ninian. Antwerp. May 81. Whr. star In.
Rioi. Shields May 2l...... " n smith 4 Co
Edgehlll. Antwerp. MAY 20
Black Diamond s Corp
siiens, L.ghorn. May 2e.... Three star Line
Due Tuesday
Rst Cape. Lisi.r-. May 49,. Kerr Lines
Northwestern Miller, Hui May 20
Furnrss witty 4 co
Vnconia London. May 13... .Cunard Co
Due Wednesday
ColiEmtr. Bordeaux, May 20.
Cosmopoii'an Line
conis- Amsterdam. May -. .Furnss. witty
Henry Grove. San Pedro. MAY %.
Atlantic Guif & Pacifc Co
Collsu.r. 81 Nazsire. May %.
Cosmopolitan Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-01


Agwnnoon Iaii-ras May g.
America iNorl - Dry Torfugas NAY g..
Baunack goo B. cape Henri Msy 70
hfiifh Sun 20 W 'hafleffon Nav 81.
Ccfro Ebaro 'os s. Jupiter Msv 81
chester Sun f1s NF Jupiter MHr o.
colombia -sa /. llatala MAJ 20
comus io2 NW Tof,usas Mar ~.
iorsoft rs T. Af4hrofe l.F Nar ff.
'Yrrirr fta Jupiter May o.
Da7nefsi.e Ff5 = cape hrniopsn May 70
David Mckfiti ~ N SAND L.t Nay D..
Fred w weller - Jupiter Nav ~
Georgian t3s p Bos,on iishi Nay %.
tulfconaf IN Jupiter Na" iI