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New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Class of 2l Graduated by
State Nautical School
Big Opportunity in sea Engi'
neering and Navigation En-
phasizcd by Speakers

Tuenty-one students OF the New
York Nautical School we're graduated
yesterday al exercises held at the
+; iaritime Exchange In addresses By
well-known steamship men. the new
cncers we're told that they were en-
ternr a profession undergoing devel-
opments as great az AZ any time IN
the history Of the sea
Captsin Felix Rosenberg OF the
American Bureau Of shipping. and j..
Livingston Booth. Of the General Elec-
tric Company. said that marine en-
gineers were watching the growth OF
the motorship and the internal com
bustion engine as a type OF propulsion
that probably will take first rank. The
electric drive as applied 10 merchant
ships. was explained by Mr.. Booth.
Captain Reisenberg said that the art
Of navigation might Re affected pro-
foundly By the use OF radio.
Addresses were also made by ?. H..
W. Ross. president Of the National
Marine League: Captain B. L. Reed
and by Charles II Potter, president Of
the Maritime Association. who pre-
sided al the exercises Reginald Fay,
chairman Of the board Of governors,
made the introduction. Diplomas and
certificates we're distributed by Frank
?. Graves. Commissioner OF Education.
Archibald VI de Boer. as first honor
graduate in the deck department. was
presented with sextant, awarded by
the Maritime Association A binocular
award By the Marine Society, was uon
by Carl " Cetti for activity aloft.
Allen r. Hseussler. as first honor grad
ute IN the engineering department.
received a drawing set from the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. A silver
medal for engineering was awarded TO
John Dondero. and another for navi-
cation 20 l.. A. Round jr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Passenger Ships Due

Mauritania (Br). Southampton May %.
20 Cunard 6 Co with malls. is expected
10 dock forenoon AZ Pier s. y west
Prlncers May (BD Kingston. 70 Di
GiorEio g. CO with malls. will dock a. Pier
7ER
United states Lines with malls. IL e1-
psctsd 10 dock about noon al Pier J..
Csmbrsi. Antwerp May IS. 10 United
States Army Transport Service with mails
IL expected 20 dock forenoon ~ Pier 2
Army Base b klyn.
susquehanna. Queenstown May .s %
United Siaies Lines with malls. is sN-
pected 10 dock afternoon al Pier 4. Ho-
boksn
Pr~sld.nt Monroe. Chsrhourg May % 70
United states Lines with malls. ls s1-
pecied 20 dock late a. Pier 4 Hoboken.
Concho. Galveston May 2 20 Mallory
Line. will dock Al Pier -. r.
CITY % Augusta. Savannah May 20; 70
ocean CO. will dock a. Pier 55. y r
Due Tomorrow
Noo-dsr, cDp. Rotterdam May -; 20
Holisnd-America Line with mails. is sK-
pected n dock afternoon at foot eth 81.
Eobok.n
Ws1ieo. Havana May 80. 10 NY& Cuba
Mail : CO With mails. T. expected 10
dock forenoon a. Pier IS. Bklyn (Crace 81.
Due Sunday
star Line with malls. r. expected 20 dock
afternoon AZ Pier 50. y r tWest 18th SD
Toioa OBI. Havana June ] 20 United
Fruit Co With malls. Ia expected 70 dock
Afternoon 81 Pier l5 r r maiden Larel
Hsnss (Gerl. Hamburg May Is. 70
United American Lines with mails. ia eN.
pscted 70 dock forenoon a. Pier IS. p
west 4Sth sil.
LaconiA lRrl. Liverpool May IS 10
Cunard Lin. with malls vii dock forenoon
a. Pier IS. lWesf itfh So
Maracsibo. Mayzguez May 10 20 Bliss
Dallett A Co with mails. il expected 20
dock sfteynoon a. Pier IL. B'klyn mon
tsgge st).
Dee Monday
Vessel Port Agency.
IA savoie Havre Moy ~ ... French Line
kroonisnd. Antwerp May 20 r Star Line
Oropcsa. Southampton. May -
R.yal Nail steam Packst
Porto Rec. San Juan May g..
NY6 Porto Rico CO
Eero. valparaiso. May "a
Pscihc Steam Navigation CO
Mary. san Domingo. May 81
Bull insular Lin.
Due Tuesday
Providence. Msraeili.s. May %
James " Eiveii a CO
OrizaOA. Havzns. June
NYk cuba Mail s CO
Due Wednesfay
Hor-rie. Southampton. May =
Ciuseppi Verdi. Naples Nay .5
Mcdonnell & Trude
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Sailed Yesterday

Comic posso Gn. Napies and Grr0a
Gedsria fDsnzi Lobor Tuscan. Nrrf0lF
Wlntefton Nantes Bsluders. Riga Sew
france SABINE city ~ Freepori. 'ien.
fuAgos Comanche jacksonville ard
perns,l,aria Seattle Bsrern
Ger Hamburg Waife- ID Munson Ma
'snzas United states CDanl. 'hrisuania
Tronuols Turks Isle. Heleflc lbfl
Mania Fsperanza Havana and ProgreFl
Os~fgo houston Rayau0 Nassau torin
castle tRrj. cape Town. Lom fNorf. >e"-
rorf ~ews. Fochambesu Frl. harre
Canada fFrl. Lisbon
= FLETCHER FARRELL. Tampico. 2 J. nohfny
III Tar,pico Pavamo. Nassau and Ha-
,sna Lake Fenpood Port Antonio. Goth =
fSwsdl Csrdenas and SaCus. city 0.
MONTGOMERY savannah Stanmore fbrl.
phNsdslphia stephen fprl. Ceara. Per
narbuco. etc. Via Norfolk Clement smith.
TeNss City
Joie. Tsnerlns sansstsd tNor). 81
John. y y
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Change of Masters

Melon Y BIake succeeds larrfs Free.
f-sn command steam screw Msfcury.
" n Williams succeeds john + Frira
command harE- Delhi
" n Williams succeeds DAVID curtis
command barge walton
Martin Johnsen succeeds Peter psttsrson
command gasoline yacht Aleslfa
4 T. Hrfrry succeeds r " TaQlrr com
-and steam rrrew Pennsylvania
r ~ Robinson succeeds Horace q iohn-
sor command steam screw Nsv HamTfhire
charles Smith succeeds " Hams com
wanf barge Dorothy MAJ
lanes Thnfmpf0n succeeds Tfsderick n
Pink command steam screw I~ghfr
Joseph WrIfn~r succeeds Michael weld
nrr command barge carroll n Nifi
ramrr RuhInO succeeds charles Rein
hardf command harEs T. s 20 20
3 " Hamlin sucr~sds Horace O. john
son command steam screw Nee Haven
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Dangers TO Navigation
tBy 4 :. Hydrographic office
North Atlantic Coast on the American
shore

shore
TIE foliovlne obsfructlons we're report
in diameter pro;eotlng n out of water.
ewiftsure May 30 lat q a. Ion
itss. umhsg holted together stand
'ng uprisf and protecting T.
= sulkh.ad fSsSL,r Frs,eh. May 30. lat
- "a lon - ie. h--sy timbers spiked TO-
gsfhsr. apparently fcs OF WIecssge
piece of heavy wrecksgs - n long. s~ash,
three firbers a. one end projecting n.
cuf of water. evidently Part ~ hull.
rs 0s. wrecksge awash. Coashoma County.
Nay 80 lai g ~. Ion IS 81 dead whale,
Cape Roman, Nay 30. lai - ~ Ion - q.
DEAD whale. W \. Dosess NAY ~. - m..e'
IN ist IS 20 lon - -. large boat half
fgr - vafsr. Lake Eisemere May 81. IL
miles ioi deg from sodie isisnd iAghi IN
. sian projec,inr 90 q cut Of water.
So-ds-,eriks probably sane Obstruction
reported ~ The SUSSEX tBr sfr). on The
ssa dfl: i.A ' Il ss i. fS5 ss fIoT + SSG; S.,
-. ~ rnles i2.t dee from Galveston Bar
BUOY. in .aprfoxlns'siyl lai - -. len
- 81. part 81 bar. deck house With
one double b.f' and concrete object Of
y square attached covered with marine
growth. T. z. o'Neii.
Along the Overseas Routes
Ths following obstruciions we're -.
rortsde Nay IL IA; 50 IS lon - o. piec~
Of Zip slde about 70 4 Ions 20 u wdc
s.rrah MAY y. iat q 2s lon - a.. wreck.
age ~ q squsr" psoiee'ing = out ~
rso Vhtstilng buoy marked IL over
Mr." MSsuda
lee Reports
lee "a. been reported a. fnllows May
y las tfi - lon a. Al. large gro~ler lat
a. ~ ior a. 81. GROWER. lat a. !. Ion - 70.
lsrFe berg. ana lat 90 30 ion ~ - iarFe
bers and May -. lat 80 5s Ion q - two
GROWERS Albania
May 20 iaf IS IS lon 81 10 lst N rs ion
lfts passed great number ~ iarE>
icsteTFs and groTlers ~ the latter POSI-
tior denss FOG shut In. but We we're com
plsisiy surrounded with lee. Sirrah
International lee Patrol Service
-. <.aowins radioEram was received
rem fre rnfe3 states Coast Guard cut
~ Nodoc MAY - position Ia; 81 20
Ion 80 fcs reportsd yesterday berg.
lat 5os ion tst two berss Ia; - Is
lor - -. berE la a. ~ ION - ~. ana
20 t~rss vicinity ~ t5e ion - 40 .ce
south of tsd parable
Ths following rafiorran vas fscsivsc
from tho Coast Guard cgtttr Tampa Nay
a.. posifion. lat a. ION a. 50 beres 70
ported along east si1e - Great Bank
south 70 40 parallel. Searching area
to-day - ice foufn lat a.
Lster-May ~. the barge Cirnfu.eos
fgrk ln laf - "a lon 1tW pfth three
rsffs showing 20 n out of ~atsr stspies
Trsnsportstion 90. theport .by. RADIO.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
By Independent Wireless
lei. Co.. Inc.

Distances ir miles. position a. noon. unles,
otherwise fpecifed1
AUsEuash lat - % Ion 81 - May 81
Arizonlan $50 2 Ambrose ~ May a.
Blair 5ss Ambrose ~ May o.
Bolivar sff 81 AmsTrfe Nv MAY 81
Coilamer 1881 r Ambrose ~ Nay o.
Corfon : fs1 2 cape May May 90
Erercreen city 2l10 E>E Hole In Wau
May a.
Editor 1855 " Dunkirk MAY %
Eastern Breeze 1875 = Ambro-e MAY q
GaIzoyis 1fl " Cape Henlopen MAY AZ
George Washington sf1 Ambrose Nsv "a
Garncy l..7f Ambrose May e.
Z 81 storey sib y Colon May u
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Marine Disasters

ASTORIA. Iur- Rose cry. san Fran
cisco for Portland ore foiiidsd With - ~
Raid - dock 1f'h damage 20 ioch es'l-
mated AZ g. fnr vessel urdawrgcd.
SEATTLE June survey showed
steamer Andrea Lurkenhach unfamagsd
bv grounding near FoIf Gamble
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Marine Reports


East Guif--Moderaie south 20 west winds
and rartiy cloudy weather showers over
east portion
west Gef % Mcsico-Modsrat- vsriaels
~ifds and fair weather
CNrioNran sea and Wln1Vard ie'faGf
Moderate variable winds mostly maiffD.
and partly overcast weather
Sorth ~ sandy Hook-Moderate fari.
- ~tnas mpsuf East and s"stn. ana
W.. -~ftled ana rhovery weather
sandy Hook 20 Estferss-fresh easferlr
viods ard overcast and shovery Heefhef
Hatf.ras - Florida straits-N oderaf~
to- fresh isoutherlv Winds and rfnsra.A
overcast wsather. with passing showers
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Maritime Miscellany

san FRANCISCO June ship orn,rs
and Merchanfr TuElosf Company fNe1
STACK rs~n absorbed san FranrlfCn ruE
h0af Company tHiark gfackal. Effective
isi Eighi tugs 10 BLACK stack fesf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02

CITY Island

Round south sch 4 Carpenter. New
Haven f0~ Sow YORK.
Bound East-sch viking. New YORK Tor
>arflltef
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mall Information -iI b FOUND
or Travel page Elghfh Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02

Van pyck Ric ds Janslro. Mar =
Lampofi a Holt Lin.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-02
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

lDlsance lg given In miles Rsporfssrs
dated al noon unless otherwise specihsdl
, 1922-02-24

My.J. w. Carruth Oil Company was oversubscribed thousands and
thousands of dollars within a very short time. Every present indication is
that The Hog Creek Carruth Company will be oversubscribed within an
even shorter time. By wire, by mail, by telephone, and by personal calls, the
It will be only a matter of a few short weeks until this company win not
they believe in the ability of Hog Creek" Carruth.
Once before a group believed in that ability and they were paid $40
1875 for every 500 invested They had dreamed dreams and 1 made their
dreams con true. / gave them fortune and all that it means-homes. mo-
tor cars independsncel All those things were attained by my shareholders
opinion, to start upon the road to wealth.
Grasp this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will not be here long. 7 I'M uHhrIv
confident that if you will send M $1,000, $500. $3.50, 500, o even $50.
on the coupon below, you will be rewarded for your action lust as my
shareholders in The Hog Creek Oil Company were rewarded.
The sam ability that made the famous Hog Creek dividend of s1o,1 85
CASH for every 500 possible is back of the effort to make fortunes fr
everyone of my shareholders now; and behind the assurance to you that when
these fortunes aremade they will be distributed to you is a name that always
has, and always will, stand foursquare for honor ;and that is the name Of
, 1922-02-24

NoTE-shares in the Hog Greek Carruth company can
be secured ONLY direct from this company. No broker
or Individual can deliver a single share of this company
, 1922-02-24
Mexia Well Now
Below 1876 Feet

Down in the Mexia-
Workman field the j. w.
Carruth Oil Co. is drilling
nearer day by day to the
gusher sand which I am now
more confident than ever
will be found Under our big
lease of zoos acres there.
We are now below 2,876
feet and drilling in sandy
shale.
It appears probable that
the bringing in of a fortune
making gusher by the j. w.
Carruth Oil Company will
occur at about the same
time as the oversubscription
of The Hog Creek Carruth
Company.
You may not have been in
time to become a sharehold-
err in the j. w. Carruth
Company, but you can join
this new company today.
Do it!
, 1922-02-24

Less than four years ago 1 paid everyone Of my shareholders in
the famous Hog Creek Oil Company CASH dividends totaling $40 15
Ior every 800. within less than six months time.
That dividend startled the whole world and has been a standard 10
winch all men nave aspred since that time.
Nc man has succeeded. No group Of shareholders has we re-
ceivco ucn tremendous profits IS my shareholders did in that company
Yet such rewards are possible. Some men have not the ability, to
mak them. others have not the honor to pay them if they IN made.
The whole world knows that 1 have the power to make inch dvi
bends, because l HAVE made them. My shareholders and the peo-
PIE u Texas will tell you that / have the honor to pay them nut when
they are made.
In Hunt County, Texas, on a huge domain of 2,s12 acres / am on the
roao u what 1 believe Will be a new discovery oil field that will mean
as much to my present shareholders in The Hog Creek Carruth Com
pany q my discovery OF the Desdemona field in 1918 meant to share
holders in the Hog Creek enterprise.
In size, the Hunt County empire of The Hog Creek Carruth Com
pany rs very similar to the holdings of the famous Hog Creek Oil Com
pany in the Desdemona field.
From a standpoint of possibilities I believe that our huge Hunt
County acreage is second to none that I have ever seen.
We are IA miles south of Greenvile and our acreage adj
joins the town of Lone Oak on the west. We are 1a miles east
" the BALCONIES Fault and we If located squarely upon the
highest point of the CeesteLeonard fold and at the exact
spot where the great oil structure is crossed by the antclineq
that runs northeastward from Mexia and Workman.
I have walked over every foot of this acreage myself. The
big companies that are my neighbors have had their biologists
go over 1T. Our opinions are the same. Every mar who knows
oil structure and who has seen this property in Hunt County
believes THAT WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF THE DIS
M COVERY OF A NEW OIL FIELD THAT WILL PROBABLY
- BE THE GREATEST THAT TEXAS HAS EVER KNOWN.
, 1922-02-24
J. w. "HoC CREEK cARRUTH

J. W.. "HoC CREEK" cARRUTH
The Greatest Fortme-Maker for Others
tho Oil Industry Has Ever Known-the
Man Who Paid $1O,135 for Every 500
Invested With Him.
In 1911 he traced a true Oh structure from strawn to
Desdexnona. Texas-
For seven long and henrtbrea,dng years he sought to
interest others In his discovery.
He organized the famous Hog Greek on company and
brought In the discovery well on leases which he himself
had secured.
He tsansformsd a desert into a land that fOwed rich
wealth from every pore
He paid every one Of his many shareholders s1o. 1875
CASH for every 800 they had invested with him..
At Mexin. his second enterprise, the J. w. Carruth on
company Is drilling In n gritty shale at 1887 feet and a
paving the way for millions for his shareholdsrs in that
company. ~
acres. he is determined to make The Hos Creek Carruth
company men as much IN the lives Of it's shareholders a.
his former Hog Creek achievement meant to those who
Joined hands with him in 1913.
, 1922-02-24

j. w. 'IOG CREEK" CARRUTH. President.
The Hog Greek Carruth Company,
Dan Waggoner Building, Fort Worth. Texas
Dear MIR. Carruth. wyo. 5000
Your record of sf0135 CASH paid on every 500 invest
ed in your Hog Creek Oil company, proves not only that
you have the ability TO make tremendous profits in tho
oil business, but that. when these profits are made, every
investor receives his full share.
These facts. coupled with the knowledge that you are
determined to equal or excel your former achievements.
convince me that / want to be with you in THE HOG
CREEK CARRUTH COMPANY.
So here are ....".......-.-. for which issue
me ..-................ shares OF your capital stock at
their par value, $500 each. An shares are fully paid and
forever worcestershire, and 1 am to receive my pro rata
share Of the profits from everything the company owns.
develops or shall acquire.
Name
Address
Place
Make all checks payable to The Hog Creek carruth Co N
, 1922-02-24

] believe from the very depth OF my being
that the opportunity for huge fortunes which
my shareholders in The Hog Creek Carruth
Company have is just as great as the opportu-
nifty which was grasped by my shareholders in
The Hog Creek Oil Company, and which led to
their becoming the wealthiest group of investors
that the world has ever known.
This opportunity to become one of my share
holders in The Hog Creek Carruth Company is
open to you today.
, 1922-02-24

The greatest wells thct were everb brought in It Desdemona were on
acreage which / selected myself long before the actual discovery of oil.
AT for my !. W. Carruth Oil Company. / have gone to
what I believe is the very heart of the entire district.
With The Hog Creek Carruth Company in Hunt County I have made
the location of u well over where / predict the Woodbine sand will be
from 800 to 400 feet thick, a far greater oil producing sand tina n has ever
been found before.
Just as soon as it is humanity possible to do so I will start active drill
ing It's my intention to push this well down just as fast as / can-bring it
in-sel it quickly and pay n enormous dividend to all my shareholders.
, 1922-02-24

DR.. B II. Turner was a practicing physician
at Cleburne at the time Mr.. Carruth organized
his famous Hog Creek on company. He held five
Of those shares and when Mr.. Carruth made that
great dividend possible DR.. Turner's shares
netted him $50.675-
, 1922-02-24
The Dividend That Thrilled a Hundred
and Twenty Million Hearts

f1og Greek Caruth Made it and Paidh ito Every One of His Mnv Shareholders in
me me rammousI F1g Cree hi Today o. a Vast Empire of 2812 Acres or ? True
II Oh IN F1nf county, l@as He is After Fortune Agai-Hs Shareholders in This
NEW ompanyA Are Dueto Receiver il.
, 1922-02-24

Jim Nah was a conductor on the Texas &
Pacific railroad out of Fort Worth towards the
west in 1917. He heard OF the Hog Crock ~
company. Organized by Mr.. Carruth. and decided
to invest in Its shares. He did so and his invest
ment OF $500 was turned into a total Of s2o.27e
within about six months time. Mr.. Nash mas
now retired from railroading. In. the picturea
above he is shown proudly displaying his HOG
Creek company shares on the streets Of Fort
Worth
J. S. Ernest Of Shreveport, La, had only s5o
to invest. He wanted to put it with Mr.. Carruth
SO he did SO. A FEW MONTHS LATER
DAY AND IN THAT LETTER A HEC ToR
s5.os7.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-02-03
Page Seven


'Weish out more tilhh ne weighs IN
A greater grievance Is that ut pres
ent the held farmer has little or no
control over the time and conditions
of marketing his products, with the
result that he ia often underpaid for
HIS nroductS md usuoIIv overchorgad
for ,rorle,irg sor,,co rho dinar
,
"""' vac
ceiNeS anu WHAT tHe consumer pays
OFTEN eAceeus all posslpIlity OF lusti'
tication. To cite a single illustration.
Last year, according to figures attest.
ed by the railways and the growers,
Georria Observation-Disclosures received
on the overore : = cents for q ma,on
tho ro,,roods 90. TO- oort, Co.. on.,,
NV s $500 ',r,,I sot -' 'so 'o' e"''
'"s It " ,'''''o'e anu tte eo''Su''
pau one uollar' leaF'hs 1913 cents Tor
the service OF marketing and lis risks,
as against w cents for growing and
transporting. The hard annals of
farm-life are replete with such com.
mentaries on the crudeness Of nres.
ent nroctices
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-02-03
ITO be Continued Next Week.)
SOME ASPECTS OF THE
FARMERS PROBLEMS

Continued from Page g.
rather with the conception that the
marketing Of farm products has not
been modernlzed.
An ancient evil, and n persistent
one, is the undergradlng of farm prod.
ucts, with the result that what the
farmers sell as of one quality is re.
sold as of higher That this sort Of
chIcanery should persist on amy i'm.
portnnt scale In these days of bust.
ness integrity would seem almost In.
credible, hut there Is much evidence
that II does 50 persist. Even as |
write, the newspapers announce the
suspension of several firms from the
New York Produce Exchange for eX.
porting to Germany MS No. wheat n
whole shlplond Of grossly inferior wheat
mixed with oats, chan and the like.
Another evil Is that of Inaccurate
weighing Of farm products, which, II
Is charged, Is sometimes matter OF
dishonest Intention and sometimes OF
protective policy on the part OF the
local buyer, who fears that he may
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-02-03
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER with his grandfather,
small Ramsey Milholland is watching the
Decoration Day Parade" in the home
town. The old gentleman veteran OF
the Civil war, endeavors to impress the
youngster with the significance of the
great conflict, and many years afterward
The boy was to remember his words with
startling vividness.
CHAPTER lin the schoolroom. Il
lew years afterward, Ramsey was not
distinguished for remarkable ability
though his two pronounced dslikes We're
arithmetic and REGULATIONS" In sharp
contrast to Ramseys backwardness is
the preCocity of little Dora Yocum, a
young lady whom in his bitterness he de-
dominates Teachers Pet"
CHAPTER lII.-In high school, where
he and Dora are classmates, Ramsey
continues 10 feel that the girl delights to
manifest her superiority, and the vindic-
tiyeness he generates becomes alarming,
eliminating in the resolution that some
day he would show" her.