Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 11

DaklanD CtiDunc DECEMBER 4, 1922 11 MONDAY EVENING Qsid Mil Oil FfllDM IS FOBE-RUIJNER OF FLEET END STRIKE IF LIGSMKII -1 a en mi nr-nr imr 1 BIGPRiNCELINER 1 TO LOAD CHHEQ bANAL HtVLNUtb SIKH EI, Direct From Oakland to France i he big ireighter OQEAN PRIXCE. second of to mil at Oakland within a month, is to load canned fruit and will sail direct to HavrtShe is the first ship in many ypgrg to do this. The Ocean Prince will load at the Howard Terminal and tail Wednesday. BWflH gattfyajafie agrafsi lifV A Vs "ivt. J'OPf sa 11,8, id zLhf i Dopr Watch I wr-f" Br FRANK CUFF.

WltTrsWinr tTtl St flUtllsnfm 1 I1 1 r-- aaaamaawlirlrtn Notice to Mariners Former German Ship lo Sail Oakland Direct toHejvTe. The aeeond cf tha(bls; Prince ling eteamerli will sUlt Oakland when tha Ocean prince, bound for Havre, London and Hull comeg to th Howard terminal. Tha Ocean Prince Is coming to load abonj $000 tona of cased goods, mostly canned fruit. Thl It being cent to France. The Ocean Prince will be the first tWp to aall directly from Oak-land to a French port many years.

The bis; freighter will head directly across the Atlantic 'from the Panama canal. After discharging her Oakland carpo at Havre aha will proceed to English ports to eollect eargo for tha return to the Paeifto Coast early negt year. Captain A. Gray It In command of tha veeeel and Swayne Hoyt are the local operators. The Ooean Prince la a glster ahlp to the Eastern Prince, which recently loaded a cargo of grain for the United Kingdom the Albert terminal In the outer harbor.

She ig of i960 tona register. The line hat tome of the best frtightert thgt enter this port In the carriage of generAl merchan. dise, Most of them are boats which the Germans were) building at tha time) of the war. At the close of the war the ehlpa on the ways were all seized and allocated among the allies. The boats are in first-class condition except for the fact that there Is no brass work on them, braaa being scare In Oer.

manv when, the boats were constructed. Its jilace it. taken by iron. Wireless Reports For past 24 houm Wireless reports 'from 12 m. December rrIDElUt iajjio.

President Madison Yokohama for Seattle a-640 alias frouj Seattle. Wm. tenn New York for Huaolula 80 miles seutbcaat of Honolulu. Presllent Taft San franclaco for Toko-esma 375 miles wrest of Honolulu, Eathan AllenHonelulu tor Bslbos 11J0 illes emirbeaar of Honolalil. Jacob UKkenbach Aatorls for Seatt.e tt miles loutb Cape Flattery, W.

8. Porter Lysntwi for Osrlets 11 allies frees Lynatoe. Log Angelea aa Pedre for San fraa-tco T0 miles from Sas Francisco. Olaruiogt gaa Francisco tor Raymond-US nlle eolith Raymond. Yoeemlte fort Lndlvw fog San Francisco -ll aiiles south Blanco.

FVank H. Buck San rrsnrlsce for want tii miles from I.ynnlon. Merlden Seattle for kSso PedVo 1ST snlles south Cape Flattery. Harrsrd San. Pedre jfor.Sanranelsco-7 60 miles north San Pedre.

Keunecntt San Pedro for -San Francisco ISO Billet sooth 6 an Franclaco. Oieum 8- Diego for alansaBlllo 480 anile aortk Maejanlllo. Pedre far Ban Franclsee tin miles south Sin Frshclioc. te Purlilma Portland for Sas fedro IU snllee nnrtk San Pedro. Slaklrou tlas Pedro (of Belllnghsra 0, sslles from Bellfnebsni Colombia San Francises for New Ters J2B0 miles south Sas Franclaco.

President Moeols Sen Francises for Tqtoliems 174 allies froni Ksn f. perrtn Ijnoton tor Beattle--lBJ asllee from Seattle. Melellle Dollar Baltimore for Bss Pedre )J5 milra sontb See Pedro. 'Moektoo Port Sea Uile far Sesttls BOO Ilea aorta Baa Iols. Dllworth San Frenclacrt for Port Ssn lols 40 miles from San Francisco.

Sonoma a.rdny- foe. San Francisco 430 abllee front San Franelaro. Frank O. Prum 'Moptsrer for Area At California ritr. Hartwood Sas rranclaco fee rjrayg, Bsr-pur 4.

mllei north Pan) Frsnclace. Torbs Mndg Ran Pedro for fceattls eillcs from Rrneat B. Merer Tltarett for gaa Pedre f-tO miles from Eeerett, QulnaultRan Pedre for Seattle 880 ssllea from Seattle. Celllo San Pedro for tag rsnelscoC4 Use sosth Sas Frsnclaeo. Humholift San Frsnelaeo for Sea Pedre At linnts Bsrbars.

Oregnslas Saa Pedre for San Franclaco 220 mllea aoi'tb San (noon). TEDI1AL BADIO. Prealdsnt lefferarm Seattle for Yokohama -IMS miles from Seattle. President Cleve'snd Yokohama fog Bag Prenciscn Wtm uilleg. west Honolulu, Banley VancmiTet tor Yokohama tSll snlles ifmirr Seattle: West proenect rTougkong for Kobe 1283 ajiles from Hongkong.

Ventura Sas Frenetic Brdner 4808 relies from Ssn Frsnelaeo. u- Harry lhckanbacu NewTnrk for Ban To Arrive Manila fteree Nagasaki Broad Arrow fcyduer lot Annies Neereaafle, N. S. W. Casadiai TVavekr Naatf 'ork New Raosoos MSra York Bsltlmore brttlsU Columbia Virgtaisa Brttish Columbia Priece Angeles ewt uirgo ann Lo Anrslea.Butk Aleaaesr Iseadsy, Deo.

t. npxtong .1. Men Slugaixire H.rdiiejr Bilo aud Maul British Columbia Seattle and Victoria DorotbT Aleianiler MiiuuiDit rivn, Wadneeday, Dao. 1 Hamburg NtBgannrc Nc-w i-niiaaeirmia Manranlllo Meileo Hothflulu Puget Sound. Hall Portland City Ie AngplfS Los Augi-les Tkertday, Dee.

T. New Turk Tjarkenbsrb Baltlmors Commercial Trader Una Lurkenbach Alexander HIW ktakena British rolumblg.i Canadias Farmer ijot Antntt Harvard Hti Dlrgo Adiairsl rsrragut Friday, Dee. f. New York New York Mars 1 oin'iilila rlrer Portland Portland treat latarday, Deo. f.

Hamburg llaQibiirg. Asgaia lie Aniidea H. P. AUiande Ban piego Vale snasgy, vte, ie, Peattle and Admiral IW Ix Angeles Humboldt Monday, Deo. 11.

BnlHmora Cltr Now York Hague Mam Central Amerfcs Cuba Kan nipgo PordtbT Alexander gaa Plpgo Harvard Tueaday, Deo, It, Hongkong Siberia Mara Bon Kestucklan New Tork Harrv Ijpkenbaph Seattle Admiral finortrlrh To Depart Portland Eureka, Cons Bay. Portland. A8m. Goodrich Creecent City gorjth Coast Tueaday, Dee, s. Harre and d'candtnarla San Franclieo Japan China snd Manila Bearport Seattle and Tacema Bulb Alexander Seattle rowt King Krt Bragg Point Arena city Albion Hants Crni and Mnnterey Cornells Us Angele Harvard Wedneaday, Dec.

f. riarre and Inrion Ocean Prince t.lrerpool and lndoo Virginias r-nulbaruritrm and Kmitb America klara H'-siro Nararlt llone'ulo and Manog anil Tacoma Stanwiv (niue'le Rlrer fan Simeon snd San tula San Antiwls lie Antelea Alexander Loa. Angeles Ttie Dee. T. Hongknne and Sblnyo Maor Port Arthur and New Orleans Panueo Vletorta and Admiral ahUv "Hle and Tacoma Ttrerton awriiean as rnrtland Annette Bolpti Jlsralideld and Ceos sy Msry Hanloa Iis Ane'e Hnmholdt Lf Aleindei Menngaevtl I'liilndelplila Hdwaed f.nel:inl,arh Centrnl Afterlci farmer Portland Tlrrsgnt Portland Vr.nl.

atAi.t Portiend CItJ fitrPa f.o An-etea Harvard 1 OS aneelea Sasts Cms Mnitrcv gaturdsy. Dee. I. Maneeatt tx TTwte Voknbe ma Tllleboet New Vork M'nnotntss Cntf Porte KMnran esttte H. T.

Atexand and Areata T.oa A nge'e Vale tv admiral Evass Sundav. Deo. 10. ftlaeimw aad IJvrrrl TikhiiiM, Vokobasn Bryo Marti afosday, Dee. 11, New Tork Sasta flllvia toe Angeles 1 uesnav, Dee, 1.

rmedon and Rotterdam "ntla Thoraaa ylcnllrta atarfl Vew Victoria (Ve.dlan fliwerrer V'ctnrla and1 Sentt'e. Alexande' Is Anelea Transport Service Argonna Bn enete Atlantla. fHiforrt Out ef eomralialos at Bag Fran elaco. Chan roost At Manila. Camhral Rn route to TTonnlsln.

CjnellarK route tan franclsee fro Morfnik. Irf. ts. Chstesu ThierrtwTa sail foe Honolslfl Dee. Plx Pus from Honrilnln Pee.

Bdgesioor T.n ennte to Hew York. Orant At Manila, fin'd ttar.Bremrtn. Henderson At Norfolk. Mla-At Manila. Kewnert Mewp fo route te 1st Vraaelsos fmni Manila.

Pemaeola At Meslla. Kaonahanneeit At Sas Prsneteee. Slrlna At Norfolk, elflc coaat. Sherldae0nt of esaistlicloe at Baa frae elaca, aordma At Sas "raaelaew. Tkomsa In Raa Fraaelaee.

Vr.i-At San Frsnci.ee Transpacific Mails I I 'I I The time of clcalns unless etberwlse SPeel-fled, at Oakland neatnfflesi CRilna- Dec, s. ttinye Maru. Dec. f. ao s.

si. (le testtlel, Praal-dest Jeffrrwa. lanag and KoreaW Dee. a. Sblnyo Mara.

Deo. s. Prealdent leffersea. Phtlinpipa Iilands pee. 8, 6:30 a.

V. 8. A. T. Thomsa.

Dec. T. s. President Jefferson. Shanghai (17, Pottoffiss A'asey) Dee.

I I 1, a thinvn Maru. Dec. a. President lefferaoe. Dnteh Iirt Isdlss seTranah lade Ckisa Dee.

1 TJilstiet. Rawslias Dm. a. A. T.

rsnjbral. Deo. It. 6:80 a. S.

A. T. Tbeoss. Dee. I 1.

Marines. Dee, a. thlnvs Mara. Ai'trII asd West AnatraUa Dec. 8 I BV Msungaaui.

New Zaalant Dee, l. s. Irnioma. Tahiti, Kaiseaas and Cook Itloa-. Dec.

I. stmr Maungaanl. Bamaaa Iilan4a Dee. 18, s. tenoeie.

Oiiam gng Ltdreas lalaada Dee. K) a. atmr Vegs. Nexlos, Centrsl sad gonlh A -navies Deo. s.

Anye Mars. Anvil to Go Into Alaskan Trade Deo. -The raetoV- ahlp Anvil of the KualtoWwln BacTasoento nivcr The following llfhta will be established in the fisLcrameito Blvar. about December 6th, and will thereafter be maintained annually from November 1st to March 16th. i 1 Pocket Pump light To be established about December tth, on the piles of the Pocket Pump on the starboard aide of the river channel, at point about Ittr mllea below tbe street Bridge In Sacramento.

Lleht will be fixed red of 50 candlepower ahown at aai elevation of about ta feet auout the low water mark of the river. Chicory Bend Light To be established about December Ith, on the etarboard hand aide of the channel at a point about 3 mllee below the Street Bridge In Sac-ramenlo. tight will be fixed red of JO candlepower shown at an elevation of about 12 feet above the low water marls of the Sacramento Kiver, from the top ef a 6-pllo dolphin, painted white, marking the end of a rock jetty. Merkelrr'a Maht To be eetab- Ilsherl-about Decetrrbor-Sthr-cn-the Starboard aide of Uie river enan-pel at a point about 2 miles below tha Street Brides In Sacramento. Light will be fixed red of 10 can- dlepower shown at an elevation of Ti'ont Business Looks Good This Week TACOMA, Do.

the arrival here Sunday of aeveral large carrlcrt and the prospect for several arrivals Monday givet assur-eince of a heavy cargo-movement for the week. Prominent among the arrivals was the How.ick Hall, flrat ahlp In from Manchester, England, for Several years. The big carrier came In fronveattle during the morning tod epent a bnay day taking flour and lumber, leaving at I p. m. Coming to take a part eargo of copper tbe Santa Olivia (' fastened lines at Emelter dock the morning.

The Amur from, Granbjr, B. fg at the tame dock with ore cargo. Tbe John C. Ktrkpatrlek dropped bar hook in the stream during tbe morning and will load eut lumber for Califorsl porta. Domestic Porta Los Angelee arrlTed, Dee.

etmr Harvard frsui Ban Diego; stair Tale from Sas Frsnclsco; stmr ButU Alexander from baa a. 1... hm. STBir 'uert Luchenbsch from New Vorki rranciaco jraoer jnioi Baltimore, stmr Northers Star from Phila delphia; atmr Lebee tram Seattle; stmr Vsquero from Bants HoasTtsTand. Sailed, etmr Harvard, SaA Franclacoj atmr Ruth Alexander, Puget Bound; atmr Venezuela.

San Francisco; stmr Charles Chris-tenaua, YVfllapa; atmr John D. ArcbKald, 1 ir a-H av.n. Hwi atmr Us Angeles. sUrttoesi stmr Oregonluu, San Francisco; atmr Dalar Oadsby. San Diego: stmr 0.

A. Smith, CT Bay; stmr Brunswick, Fort Brngg; atmr Algsrlne. VancesVer, 0.1 strut Agwiatsr, New lorx. Seattle Arrived, Tee, I. Torhra 'from Mobile, 1 p.

b.i Thomas F. Beat from New York. 1 Admiral Dewey from Oakland, HM p. ma Donna Lane from ri Franclaco, 6:48 p. Northland from i'ecoma, ej.

m. Sailed, Hawaiian, New Tork, 1 m. Santa Ollfla. New Tork. 8:30 a.

tie-torls, soothweitern Alaska, a. m.t Protest. Isus. Tacoroa, 1 a. La Bres.

Sas Frss-ciaco 1:15 p. Moerdljk, Hamburg, I p. Eldorado, Mobile, 0 p. m. Tacouia Arrlred etmr Ollrla.

New York, a. stmr Johu 0. Ktrkpatrlek. Can Francisco, 10 a. stmr Uswattaa, Kw Vork, 0 stmr Manukar, Honolulu and Saa Francisco, 4:0 m.l stmr Amnr, Orssby, B.

3:4.0 a. atmr Bowlek Hall, Seattle, 8 a. m.l tanker LaBrse, Cali fornia porta; p. Mlled, stmr Nor hland. 11:15 a.

m.t atmr Bowleg Ball. Manchaatar, Sngisnd, m. Portland Attired. Pee. I.

Resslts Ma. honey, San Franclaco, a. w. Jtp ttmt MtrB Ke, Valparaiso, 4 p. m.t West Carets, Orient, I D.

Cold Hsrhor. Boston. BD.ns. Ooos Bay Sailed Pee. stmr Johanna Suilth, San Frsnclaoo.

noon. Bureka Arrlrcd. Dee. 8. stmr tents Barbers form saa Francisco, 10:30 a.

Pee, I. The erhooner Eric sailed today for Vaneourer, B. where she Is to losd Ismber for Anstrslta. Ths schooner K. V.

gross, with eargo of lumber from Wanna for Auatralla, shifted te tbe local harbor this mornlog. She rlgned ea her crew today and will sail tomorrow. The steamer Jacob Tiekenbach. with general freight from Portland snd 6000 cases -of raoiwd salmon from Aatorls, sailed today far New Orleans, vis Beatll. After diacharglng 800 tons of coal st the Aatorls terminals, "the' Jap "tsrtier Toehtds Mara No.

1 shifted tonight to Weatpert, where she will load lumber. The steamer Oregon Fir, with lumber from Weatport, sailed today for Anstralla. Cargo shipmanta of flah from the local terminate during ths month ef November Included esses of canned salmon. TP. barrel and 241 boxes of salted and frosen fhb.

I eaeha of mild cured salmon and S3 boxes of shad roe. OOOS FAT, Dec. The steamer Johanna Smith, which came Into port Saturday afternoon, aalleif today with l.HK),. 000 feet of lumber for Ba Poiut. Calif.

ban Pedro Arrlred, Dec. atmr Btaa- Wood from Tacoma: Dee. I. stmr Chatts-' -ncoca Cite from Bound. Tia Saa IHego; stmr H.

M. Blorey, hence Dec. atmr Northern Car from Pailailelphlai atmr Ltbec from Seattle; atmr Tale; atmr Robert Lutkenbacb from New lork; atmr Us An-galcuce, hmce Dec. 1. tailed, Dec.

t. etmr Celllo for Saa Franclaco; atmr South Coast for Saa Franclaco; atmr Iakotan for New tors; atmr beo. Olson for Aatorla; atmr Klav: fr Aatorla; atmr Coallnia for Sn Francisco; ftmr I Coycna for Eureka: Tier, jj, atmr Ruth, Alexander for Ban Fiancaco. I -J-uflcau Arrived, I'cc, i-, itrnr El S'igunao from Kftchikan. Everett Arrived, Dec.

3. stmr Multnomah, hence oNt. -iw. Pec. 2, atmr Ml'ms-sotan for ban I'riuc'scn.

Port San I.uis Saninl. Dec. i. tot atmr IjiHabra for Vancouver. EvfrettArrlvcd.

3, a. atmr Wahkctna from htattie; Dec, 2. atmr Saginaw frvnj Astoria Sailed. Decg. 10 a.

atmr W. S. Miller fur Sm Francjico. T.irr.ma Arrlr-d, De'. 2.

6 p. itnr yorihiatiit frim Soitile; Pec. stmr Amur fr-m Pntf-'t iiuid. rlallerf. lec.

2. 10 p. Jn stmr Manila Mart fir a'n I'rir. ca Aota ftr a.Ua; Jair t'-r A'i'Ta. ttc.

5. 3 s. stmr W. F. live Linen I Due in Bar Within the Next Two Months.

When the Laconln arrive In port sit Friday on her rowid-the-'World our, aha will fc the forerunner pf aV fleet of five giant trans. Atlantic Hnri wbloh are to follow through "tCUden Gate wl(h cply few ay' Intermission. Tat LaoonlA will tha flrt II.A come to San Francisco bay and wjlf likewise be the largest paonenger steamer to pan through Mia Golden (lata, She will have COO pasrnnerre from New "York aboard aad wi take an probably a hundred mora at this tort, The liner will tie ovar two day and will then pro-eed to the Hawaiian Islands. Tha Laconla will' be followed by tha Resolute, tha Empress of Japan, and the Increased Cotton Shipm entsJo-Japan Ofe'AKA. Japan, Dec.

hipments ta Japan have shown considerable increase and the Japanese cotton mills are petting most the product from Amarioa now. Viva or als years ace about T9 per cent of raw cotton used In Japs-'Mesa mills came from India and only I about SO per eent from the United fttafAat Vai ansa sissies K.A naa Anl nt ithla raw material is supplied by America. For the twelve months landed July, Japan bought lit MO balsa of American aotton, ae com- 'fared with balea for the year ended July, it. ei j- Refrigerator Ship Is to Carry Apples 1 Secauae ef.th large "crop of ftppjis and other perlslisW freight 'n this coast for the? United King-lm. be Blue Star He of London feas decided to add the refrigerator htn RaviI Rta A tta Mac nlvlni 1.

i ure oruain ana orame ceordlng advices reoeived by 'the Admiral Oriental Una, Paclfle coast agents (or live service. Lumber Shipments To Atlantic Heavy The movement of lumber Iruru North Pacific to United Bute At-laatie porta by boat for the eleven knoruhe of Ith syear amounts ta) between and 600,000,000 feat, Thia exceeds earlier estimates 'by approximately 100,000,000 feet, Ikeeordintg to Charles JHeCormlck, lumber and shini'lnR leader, who returned Wednesday from New "York. Eastern PorU Arrived, Dee. Jap etmr SVina arM from Aston. i Baltimore Bailed, Dee.

I. etmr Benti Culalla for San New urleansr Arrived, Nov. 27, ajtmr MempWa City for Galveston. Baltimore Arrived, Nov. 27.

etmr teet-WrlterfT6m NewT0r Norfolk ClearedixNov. 24, etmr IvVindlng Crulf for Aherdeen. Cape Henry -Passed, Nov. 11, atmr fanta Veronica from Baltimore for fees Francisco. New TorkArrtved, Nov.

T.r fctmr Canadian Vloter from Sydney. BAY AND RIVER DISTANCES wlrt4Utsnoes fr Ossised Mualcipsi pfcarf, foot of Webitsr atreatl Te- MHe. Past Island tatbsis-fsoa Lliht 10 '4 Brntfaep? Lighthouse Iv4 Proole Polut Hu 11 are Island Usbt 2S4 Army Point IPfcUjt Edith Island light 41 WliUie Petit 44 itake Point 44 lKw fork youth, Wett Bad pp asoraveato RiTrU tea Jainis Blrw To Mlled Tw- Ullss isa B3-ai urot sv ollinavllla Mile ie fttts teeetboet tonajb (lower flOH hlptga 71 i fe TSii R'siset 81 Srtcn'i tending ITaik's 64M Itesuibnsi Slnugh S0V, PortUnd 87 lolliatrr'e I.and- ri i TWltH 02 V. Nr rerk Btovgfe tait (Be Lliitit) B'4 istlock 64V6 K.l..- H.r tt'i Mtl T-Mlie Mnkelmrae Eivtr.tlU Old filver 1t vm) Blvrr 7M Wklfky Head 14-Mile tOMIIe' OalKtrsi Vorth atarktea Chsnnel.fitM Btacktra HM rtarktbort a 14 pswk Ibosli.V'SH fctrlrkrtirtt kiittmiHe Bimmt DIRECTORY Ilmsdwsy Ferry. CUf street (MimlelpalV.

Quay Wan (Miioltlptl, Cernce Tormioal. Howard Ko i Hovard No. Uoert 8b1plmtldln( Coaipiay. 0. A Oi LnmVr wharf.

Kerttra Hsrtftc wkarf, fteirtbara raulfic el. Altwra Mllllni Co. Parr'i Termlnsl. Vnm Conatriietlnn C. wharf.

feASI OF HOiDWAT- Trasklla tret No. 1. franklla street No. I. Wthater street (Menklvil), Hexaa wbsrf.

Casts ft wbeff, wieet Lnmhrr Cnaipiny wkirf. Hanlnn Drydork Co. i IV PYenipry wharf, Ls Rae Pork snd Wirehonae wharf. IjTlrnfjtoi atreet (Monklpall, t. Wood I.nroher Ce.

whtrf. ffalim Bss Rnulne C. whart, Standard Gn rJnslse wharf. Wearers Milting Co. wharf.

Feanills Paolflc Civ wharf, raolfla Tank ana Pine Co. wharf. 4 FHANCiaCO TIER DIRECTORY I0ITH OF ASSET ITBEIT. Pier. iPler.

PaHtll JH1. Val eio'ss -Orefn'ST rnfn lle Greenwich i MoiTanmerT Monteomery Kearnr Grant Are. rnlm 5'41 Powell Powell flreenwt tilS Transport gODTH Of KAIRIX 'fist. I Pier. b4 MI'lon'32.

Main 1134.,.,, Bsie Tremoot P.rt 2U" Flrt M. S. S. C. RtcnarfMI Tifrfl r-'n r.4 I juriu is.

a. Imbsrd Sanaomej Mnwimetter International Leader in land Conferring With Longshoremen. PORTLAND, Doc A. A. 3.

president of the International Longshoremen's TJnlott, who arrived here Friday' try to bring tattle, ment svt the' waterfront ttrlke which has been In progress for more than a rhonth. hat held several conferences with the local lonrshoremen 'officials "hot hat not thus far eucoeeded In bringing Into conference any representatives of the employers. According to officiate ef the weterfront employer's onion abont 1100 men were at work In vessels in the harbor Saturday' with 31 Vetsele IXar worked with cargo. The employers declare their strike hat become wholly ineffee-tlve. Foreign Porta VaVahama Arrived' Nov.

3S. Jar Stmr gliidauoka Maru from Seattle. Wellington Arrlvea, tiec. i. stmr Tahiti, hence Nov.

D. SydneyArrived. Rec 1. Nor stmr Hellen from Portland. Newtaetle Sailed.

Dee. 1. Br ear Canadian Transporter for r. Vancouver. London Balled.

Dee. Br tttsr Royal Star for Seattle. Yokohama Balled, ewe a. snr President -Cleveland for San Fran claoe via, Honoluln. Talara Sailed, Dee, IV ttmr nawa Crns for San Pedro.

Arrived, Dee. I. frtrnr Admiral Dewey, Hence wow. so. Sailed.

Jap ttmr Qyoka Mara gov Japan; Br ttmr Ainertonte rov sn rraneieco! atmr Dorothy Alexander for San Francisco. WEATHER REPORT saasJ Oakland and rlclnlty; Tontarhf and Tuesday generally fair? fentle variable winds. Northern CallfornUt Tonight nd Tuesday fair, except probably rain in extreme northwest nortlon, Wfht to heavy froet In tnUrror In the morning; gentle variable winds. Sacramento. Santa Clara and Van Joaquin valleys: Tonight andTnea-day fair, light- to heavy froet Jn early taornlng; gentle yarlahla winds.

Southern California: Tonight nnd Tuesday fair, light froet caponed places in morning in interior; gentle winds, mootly weeterly. Nevada: Tonight and Tneeday fair, not so cold tonight north portion. Idaho: Tonight and Tnesday occasional snow. Washington and Oregon: Tonight and Tueaday rain west, snow oast portion: gentle variable winds, CONDinOMS. A storm of decided eharaeter overllee the Lower Missouri valley and a large high preesure area re central north of Montana.

Rain nni anow have fallen In tha North Pacific statea and rata haa occurred tn Tennessee Southern Illinois. Temperaturee have fallen decidedly In-Montana and weatern portion of the Dakotaa. Tee outlook Is for rain or anow tonight and Tuesday In the North Pacific etatee and for generally fair weather in California-and Nevada. JD. A.

BEAIXS. Torecaetef. Pry. Wet. Bnsa.

Teeemt aooa fll.O eA OS Pecember 8, II p. 64.0 40 December 4, 6 e. 4i 0 4i. lAISTALt DATA. tasned dally st sa.

(December 8 Saascaat Bessoaal Hormsi te est Station. tonal, tods te. laatyr. Esreka 7 0S J0.U Red Bluff T.77 01 lS Bavramente 8.74 S.W l.ae Saa Franclaco 4.41 ,40 Haa Jose e.SS I'll Fresno 1.1S LIS Haa Lia eoo e.si Lo Anselea 3 04 l.W l.M 6aa IKege 107 U4 341 TZarFZKAXTJBXaV His Liw BliaLsw Abilene 74 801 Oakland 04 321 Okls. ei as at 84 44 84 (3 40 S3 IS 46 14 IS M.

44 44 SI 84 10 10 34 ST tiaker 31 bsrkerrlUe 20 nllllngs 41 s-K-a Phoenix 32 Plttstmrfa 33 SA: Poeatello 3 Kl Point 31 33 Portlsnif. Ors. 43 Albert. 4 42 Prince Knpert 30 Rapid S3 Boise 4'i RostOO 3S Kuffslo 44 Rnll Harbor 3d C'elgsry 24 Cblcaso BO Dearer 88 Pes Podge 62 SSI Ked Blsf! as 44l Rem 44 Dnlufh 80 Kl Paso Kdmontoa Eureka 12 Flagetaff SS Fresno e) Batrettoo TS Orand Jonc. 4S Marra.

i Helena S3 Honolulu SO Rosabirrf 43 821 Koawell SS 41 Sscrnmentt ES Ss St. SO 34 ft. Pail. 40 421 Halt Lake C. 4 SSISae 44 82: S.

Franclaco ss e'San SO 2IS. Lr S4 Santa 44 Huron Independence. K.iltsBe,ll Kamleoiis Kansas City. KnoiTills T.os Marsbflcld Memphis Mdena Needles Nw Orleans. Near mtatie SheHdaa 4 nlV Siwfcatw :L.X 2 1 22' Swift Correol Jl 84 4S Tampa 7S AS oO'Tstoosh.

JaM. 41 40' 43 i Vaocvr. Ft. a. S4 SS 1- Walla, 40 S4 eo'Wssblnatoa 40 so'winistna 21 es 44 SI Wwlnnlrie.

14 42 32Yak(tns 4 44 SS'Tuma 68 4fl North Head NorU Platte. 52 S2' 1 marrTrAlx. Blll'nas. jM: WnTl Harbon .44: nulnth. BI rs.

Fnreka, Havre. Helena rtallsr.elj. Kamlcop. KwttI11. Varshrlelds 5Io.vha.

New Tork. Ptioents, .10 Port'and. I. H-'sehttrc.) S4: St. Sa't take.

CltT .10: Ssn Pleen. .21: Sants FS. ,14 PberhJsn, 01: Simkanf. Swift .10: Walla Walla, WUllttfa. .13 1 .10.

I Sun, Jloon, Tide The time and halcMs of tides te the tot; lowing C. f. Coast and Geodetle Surrey table sea given at Fort Polirt. sf the etrsaeet. so Frsnclsco bay.

Foe Webster stree bridge. Oakland, add approximately tea minutes, 1 si i sl.uci.e, (iecmbOT a sua 4 to j'ecerober 10. Clma sad Hetcht sod Low Water lime rt fee rt' Tlcert Time Ft H.W. LW. 1 8W 4 12 i 48 4 4 4 4 4 8 4 5 4 7 4 4 1 6 10:40 5 ti 1 3 oS 3:.17 Jt JT 11:10 1.8 11:4.1 12.11 SO 1S 2 2.7 8 'S 41 sffe fn 4i' aca esrnlat'oo tide tkV n-il; 41 t'jes are atb orlc of their ciHurS'-li- i' ear'e nce.

irjir ti.le In tbe and the tiuc as fr.r ts-tir. On some dta ut three t'dos of 'cf. ti. rXmr ocrorriji tb- fl'i 0-v'll 0 O-l! re--of ti r' e'--s- nt ar rif 9 e- r-r bar a-'-v" pfs. 1 '-m i c-r i.

st e.i-es S. 0 4 8 81 4T 8:140 3 4.S 10:0 01 anout let aoovo me iuw prentlas from Albion; stmr boa an-tnark of the river, from the top of neles from aSn Franclacoi stmr H. 14. a white 5-plle dolphin, marking tbe Htorey from Saa rranclsco; stmr Erndrk end-of a rock Jetty. from Hamburg; atmr fraa) 8ss Decreases in Foreign Through Big Ditch Coast- vise Trade Grows.

The revenue ef the Panama Canal have Increased and a bright outlook appearg for the big ditch according to the annual report of Col. Jay 3. Morrow. Zone Governor The Increase in the net operating canal revenue, the total for the year being placed at approximately $3.450. r.00.

an increase of about Over the total of the year before. Thlt waa brought about, the report eaye, by a material reduction In operating expenses. The report has Just been published. The canal business Including mechanical shops, material storehouses fuel oil plants, showed a profit of J323.IS8, aa against tnS4.SH the year before, while the Panama Ttajl Ttoad Company tbawed a lota of fTin.SOl. ae compared with a profit of 183,212 In 1931.

The namber ef weesela passing through tbe canal during tbe fiscal year was 3.7J8, ae compared with list the year before, but the net tonnage waa ellghtly greater, denoting, ef course, an Increase. In the average site of vessels using tha waterway. "Eiportt from the -Atlantle and Golf porta of tha United Btatee te Sonth America fell from ttl.tnl to 314.114 tons. European exportt to flooth -America declined only from tlT.MS to 182,104 tona. "Exports from South America through the Canal to the UnltsstJ, 1 States were 141.

101 tons, compared with 375,697 in 1921 and to Europe (63.127. as compared with 123.493 Crude oil shipments from Mexico to 8outh America fell off from S54.659 to 258,663 tons. The total loss of cargo In this South American trade was 1,711.666 tons. The trade with Australia has also fallen oft. The total lose of cargo amounted to 164,411 tona.

In thla case also economic conditions are In the main responsible for the decline, but there also has been tome diversion ef traffic from Pan ama to competing routes. "Exports from the United States to the Far East Increased from 1, 113,906 to 1,726,171 tons. Imports from the Far East fell from 421,644 to 301,311 The moat remarkable gains of the year were the trade of the Paclfle Coast of North America. Exports from the west eoast of the United States to Europe were tone, as compared with 164,613. Western Canadian Importa from Europe Increased from 20,413 tons to 141,653 tons and American im ports from 144,531 to 136.396.

moving east to west. In the United Btatee coastwise trade increased from 653,420 to 1.283,076 tone, and eargo moving. com west to east from 673.969 to 1,274,452. This rapid development of the eoattwlse trade It the meet eon gplcuout feature of the year's bus! nsss. It has compensated for lossee elsewhere and maintained the volume of traffic at nearly the tame level' as In 1321." As to vessels aslng the canal, America led the lilt, ae heretofore, with a total of 1,095.

British were next, numbering 935, and Japanese third -with .139. American craft showed a falling oft In numbere, but an Increase In tonnage at compared to tha year British vessels decreased both In numbere and tonnage. The number of Japanese vessels lnoreased fifty-three and the tonnage roae from (13,343 to 672,466. French. German, Dutch and Swedish vesaelt also registered an Increase.

Arrived 1 DECEMBER 1:20 a. m. Mex atmr Nayarit, Arena; 15 days from Sallna Crux, via San Pedro 33 mdse. to Dlmond Co (Jepson, pilot). 1 a.

m. Jap atmr Rangoon Maru, Dote; 3) duya from New York, via Balboa 18 days, bound to Kobe, put in (or fuel (rJllovich, pilot). a. m. Stmr Helen P.

Drew, Kendrickson; 14 hre. from Greenwood; 210,009 feet rjfr lumber to Goodyear Lumber Co. 12:60 p. m. Stmr Frank O.

Drum, Xngalls; 11 hrs. from Monterey; oil to Associated CO. 1 tn. ttrjr Wesuiort, Frgderlck- ison; 4 hre, fram Crescent City; 2400) feet of lumber to Bobbe Wall Co. 13:10 n.

Stmr Stan Antnnlri. Stendahl; 11 bra. from Moss Laud ing; mdse. to Santa Cruz and Mon-tery ti. 8.

Co. 12:20 p. Stmr City of Reno. 35 hrs. from Sau I'uJro; oil to -Aseoclatsd Qll Co.

ra. pwr hohr Coquelle, Adler; 15 hrs. from Monterey; rndse. to Ssnta Crus and (tonterey 8. S.

C. 2:25 p. tn. Ms Mary Hanlon, Mad-ssn; 70 his. from Cooa Bay; 410,000 feet of lumber to Chamberlain CO.

8:20 p. m. Br stmr Roman Star, Macloed; 47 days from Shields, via Saa Pedro 38 hours-, mdse. to Balfour Guthrie Co. (Ointy, pilot): 9 p.

nv-stmr Lannlng. Phlliipson; 21 his. from Port San Lulateli to Union Oil Co. 3J5. m.

Stmr AdmlraJ Schley, IIwils; 30 his. from Seattle; pasa end to Pnciflc S. Si 9:40 Stmr Krana 0. Stout, Grande; 63 hrs. from Astoria; feet of lumbef to C.

4 O. Lumber t'or 9:40 p. 'm, Stmr president Pler je, 30 days, 20 mine, from Manila, via Yokohama IS days, 17 hrs. 44 via Honolulu 6 days, 20 bra, i0 raes. and cuHe.

to Pacific Mail 3. hi. Co. (Kirnrtu pHetU p. m.

stmr hrs. from Port OOfl fiet Of lumber to Pop Ik Talbot JV i pfClCMllKR 3:30 a. su- mr Celllo, Larsen; 35 hrs. Pedro; ballast to Chas. K.

MoCorniick Co. Island Ports Honolulu Sailed, 4 Dec. 2, schr Fred J. Woodfor from, the' Sorhfi seas. Arrhed, Deo.

2, stmr Ida from Tort Arthur-via Balboa. Palled, stmr Moon, President Harrison for Sati Pedro: Br Niagara- for Sydney; slmr President Tnft 5:15 m. for Yokohama; si-hr Watson A West fnr 1'ui-et returned tn-dav snd Injurtd (list jiuite aud TTlth the toupletlon of the Mat-ton Navigation Company's pew building In Baa Frenotsce next apring, aeveral novel featurei of window dieplay will be lustltated, According to W. H. Sellandsr, general passenger ageht of the liaison llaa.

One of these will be an aquarium of Hawaiian fishes. These are noted for their rainbow color- tng. The fishes will be shipped from Honolulu In specially designed tanks, and upon their arrival In fan Francisco will hae.taken from the ship to the company's aquarium by automobile, the car having a Special- pump to keep the fish tank water circulating. In. the aquarium, which will be on the main floor of the Matson building, will be tankt containing filtered aea water.

For decorative effect, plecos of Coral, dried six months before by a special process so aa pot to kill the fish by its decomposition when dstached from Ha native reef, will be scattered around the tankt. These are themselves ef a special design, with em metal parte coming in contact with the water or fishes. The new Via so a building will have large dieplay wlndowe In which Hawaiian acenlo viewt or models depicting Island Ufa and Industries, will be shown. The ateel tratyiework of tha company's new tkyeoraper. II ttorlet high, Is now entirely In place, with the exception of the tower, which will be decorated with a design representing Hawaiian agricultural prodactt.

WEST KATAJT FLOATED Cables 'have been received here announcing that the freighter Weet Katan, which was previously re-sorted ashore on a reef at Willem- Stad, has been aafely floated and la once more en her way to Buenos Aires. The steamer, which carried a large amount of Oakland cargo, also had aboard several local people aa passengers. FISH1XG FOR AST AfrCHOIt "The Crowley Derrick Barg No. 55 and a Ked Stack tug are fishing in the bay oft Alcatras Island "in the hopes of recovering the anchor of the freighter Carolyn. The gear with 46 fathoms of chain, was lost there a week ago.

The tug hae been dragging In the vicinity for a couple of days and haa managed to hook onto the anchor. Its weight la so great however, that It ie neceasary to get the derrick to raise t. COOS BAT WANTS REC043MTtOcJ The Chamber of Commerce o( Coos Bay and of North Bend have Ketitloned the United States Sniping Board for recognition aa a port or. can tor snipping poara steamers. The board recently page-ed up Coos Bay on tha contention, that there waa not enough deep water.

to accomodate the vessels of the service. Recently, however, two Ships, oq of 3800 tons register, and. another of 13.000 tons, came Into the port and loaded. They also passed out safely fin.dilg plenty of water In, wnicb to operate, ine united Chambers of Commerce are now seeking on the etrength cf this "showing, to Induce the ship- ping board to change tta decision. llerrla for las rranclsco; stmr Steel Ranger for Seattle; a.

tug Sea Lion (towing etuir Daisy Gsy) fo Ran Fsnclacs; it, p. tn. atmr Porter for San Frsnelaeo; p. ta atmr Paauco for ban Francisco. Saa Pedro Sailed, Dee.

atmr B. Storey for Sas Franclaco; stmr 0. A. Smith tor Ceos Bay. Aatorla Arrlred, Dee.

etmr Admiral Evans, lwni-s Dec. 1. Ssilrd Dec. 11 at-, Nor schr Brie for Vaneourer. SeattleJArriTed, Dee.

4. 1 f. stmr Thee. P. Seal, hepeg Nov.

28; Hoar Dochra from Astoria; I a. sii Douns Lane, hence Not. 30. Sailed, a. stmr Victoria for Alaaks; Dee.

2, mldntsht, atmr Dorothy Alexander for gaa runrrsw, Juneau hailed, Dec. 3. stmr Alameda for Seattle. Aatorls Sailed, Dee. aooa, stmr Jacob tfickenbacb for Seattls.

Aberdeen Arrlred, Dee. 3. 11 s. stmr Bdna Chrlatrnaon from San Padre, Ssn Pedro Sailed, Dec, 2. atmr City of Tas.

Angelas for Honolulu; ass Ktnatcott for Sen Francisco. Tetooab paased In, Dee: I. 4 s. atmr Admiral Dewey, benrs Not. SO f0r Seattle.

Port Ansalea Dae. 3. 7 a. atmr Birmingham, hence. Sot.

10. Aberdeen Arrlred. Deo. 3. 6 p.

Stmr ATalon hence Not. SO. I i Tt An tn Sea Dion from Pedro; 8 p. atmr Thomas P. Beat frm Seattle.

Tatnosh Parsed Pee. I. U. m.r saa Dbnna I.sna, henca Not. 29 for Seattls.

S-attle grrlTed. Dee. t. 4 p. m-.

atmr Atlanta Cite form Fhanrhal; 1 p. stmr UBres. hence Nor. 1 p. slmr Tornoka ilarn from Kobe.

Monterey Arrlred. Dec. 9. 1:30 stmr Snn Antonio henceDec. 1, Sailed, 3 attar fan Antonio fo rSaa FTanclscn.

Arrived, 3 p. rower schr Connelle from Mns landing, snd sailed 1:30 m. for San FYancl Kverett Arrlr.d, Tee. 1, atmr Fort An-' from S-sttle; P-c 4 s. ttmr Pacific from San Pedro; 10 p.

stmr Thntrae CrpwlfT fra San Pso. Sailed, tS stmr west Kntna rr San FrsndFco; atmr Ernest II. Meyer fur Pan Pedf.1. an Pedro ArrlTed. Pec.

t. atmr Rrnrfa-wlrk from Fort prapf stmr Tlsisr- from Aberdeen; atmr Daisy Matihewa from As'orla. Sailed, atmr Harvard for San Frantrv Ssnta Psrtura Arlved. Dec, 3, stmr Rum-boMt. lienre l'e.

J. Cntn, sar -Silled fee. S. nin, stmr Joiinnn. S.nitli f-r S-m Franc sco.

Scit Pec. 3, p. stmr Admt-a) p.t--r, bopc- W.e. SO 1 s'mr la Urea Vn Ira. aeraaua a llrno lisibi TO oo established about December 6th on the port eide of the river channel, at a point about of a mile below the Street Bridge in Sacramento.

Light will be fixed white of 40 can- Olepower (tiown at an eievnjion 01 about 33 feet above the low water mark ef the river from the top of a t-pile dolphin, marking the outer end of a rock Jetty. I Careinlnea Strait The U. S. En- gtneer Office at San Francisco, gives notice that tne racinc Gaa St Electric Company will raise cable from the bottom of Car- quinea Strait to the high towers located at Eckley and Dillon Point on or about Monday, December 4, 1822, gwtfrsnre Bank light Vessel Previously reported adrift, waa replaced on station December 1st. By authority of the Commissioner of Lighthouses.

Jt. RHODES, Superintendent of Lighthouses. Wandering Light Ship Back on Post PORTLAND, Dee. Sure bank lightship, whloh went( 1. .1..,.

been returned to and secured at her Station Oft the Oregon. Washington ooast, according to word received here today. rLn.riin.n n. T64 miles form Ian Fraaclaco. ProTldcncIa ban Hedi-ok for Sr Frsnelaeo SO mllea south San Franetaeo.

Canadian Travaler Slra for San Franclsee 4r7 miles from San Frsnclcao (noon). 1 Nanking aSd rrtuciS'-O for Yokohama 10X4 mllea from San Franclaco. Dorothy Alexamler Seattle for Saa fraa-clseo -'14 mllea I rum Suattle. City of Lo Angeles San Pedro for Hono.ulu 365 mllea from San Pedro. Bobin Grtj id Francises for Han Pedro 0 BiUss from Sau Pedro.

CV A. Smith San Pedro for Coos Bay- 61 mllea from Sas Pedro. Admiral Farrasut Sau FVancleco for San Peoro 100 miles from San Pedro. Ma Charlie Watson San Pedro for Polst Wells 590 miles from point Wells. Admiral Evaus Pan Franclaco for Port-Ignd 12 miles aouth Columbia river.

Atlaa Aberdeen for Richmond mllea frora Richmond. R. J. Hamia Rlibmood for Ssn Pedro JO miles from Rlchmnnil. K.

It. Klns-ibur RleUmond for Point Wells 2JO miles from Point Wells. W. S. Miller Portland for ban redrn 73 miles' from San IVdro.

Tig 8ea IJon (towing arhr Palsy Orayl Aatorla for San Francisco MO mllea from Baa Frnucisrn. W. S. Kheem Richmond for San Pedro 131 miles from Richmond. Jubanns binlth Cs Ray for Baa Fras-elsco 74 miles sonth Coa Bar.

Canadliis Farmer Ocesn alia for Ban Pedro 26D mllea north San Pedro. Cottouplant fcan Franclco for Coos loS sulles north San Francisco. Sants Iocs Oraj-s Harbor for 8a Pedro lei wiles north San Pedro. Virginian Vaneourer for San Francisco 72 mil's enuto Cape Blanco. Santa Rita (towing acbr Rose Mahony SeHttie for Saa Pedro 4ul miles north-Srr Pulro.

Ruth A'eiaader San Pedro for Sas FiHiKiscD nille. ff.nth San FrancNcn. Ma H. T. Harr.r Sun Pedro for Pacific Seattle for San rcfri 516 mllei aith Cafe Flatter BT V.

8. WEATHER BUREAU. Maui Lt. 5.SS ioi.g. 129 Cloiidj, NW.

tulles. Vatann'a-Ut. ISMS W-Cloi'dj, NT, IS nn es. t'ltv of I.oa Ansrlis-Tat. fi.v N.

long. 127.24 part cundy. Mi. 14 miles. Nlssarn iBn I.at.

14 rung. 102. IS Oar, NF-, 14 b-'Im. 'id long. HLI2 SR.

14 ifr -Tat. ".4 f. lit. ii tit j' i fcU, li a. rranciaco ihh allien aonin nan renrn.

I.aeonla New York for San Francisco tB(0 glH" south Ssn Fi-anelsco. I BY RADIO COBPOHATTOir. Roys! Arrow fas Pedre for Hongkong 40V) mllea from Ssn Pedro. fhauraont Manila fqor San Francisco 4000 miles from San Francisco. Chins Nagasaki far Yokobama SO niles from Yokobams.

West Iran Ssn Pedwre for Yokohama 88T4 miles from Ssn Pedro. Pomona Yokohama for Seattle S1T0 tulles fmra Sesttle. Matsonla San Franclaco for Honolulu tSJ mllea frora San FtssoIiko. Slnalos San" Francises for San lose de Ons tersals IMS miles south San Francisco. Makens Hllo for San Francisco 1020 miles from aSn Francisco.

Maul Honolulu for Sag Franelaco 401 miles from San Francisco, I Santa Orns Tslars for Saa Pedro 2760 mllee snntg ats Pedro, Csmbral Ssn Francisco for Kew Tort 4IS miles north Be'rioa (nannV ti. Scofteld New York for Ban Psdro tBea miles snth San Pedro. 3. A. Moffott Tnnlnne for gaa Pedro 8T14 miles south Saa Pedro, F.

H. Hllmsn Philadelphia for an Francisco mllea south San Franelacn, OaTaca San Francisco for Masatlan 211 ajllea sonth Ssn President Hsrrleori Honnlnlit for fsn Pero 4 Jrt mllea f'om San Pedro. Ocean Prince Var-eoneer fnr San fraa. eseo 820 miles fmm Sas Franclaco. VT or on Pan fnr Panama 448 ml'es.

south San Trsclee. Mahiiona Grays Harbor Bar hound st Irats Harbor. Tug A. Talhot San Franelc for (Viiiiriblt. rlrer 10 mllee aortk.

San Fran-else. Orterlc Woll for San Frsnclsco lSfO m'cs from Ssn F-enclsco, A. F. I nees Ta tnlon forfsn Pe1rn 402 miles' froitl 'Sn Pedro. Utanard r'0W Sao fcr Sbang hel TTO relies frnm San Franelsea.

Wanntanul Srclncv fir San Frssclacu 140 frm Sat Francisco. Paris fltr Csl'o fee San Francisco STO mllea fnm Sas Francisco. 0-lffrin Sn Francifcr, for Beattle--200 ml'ca from Fan Franclaco. fl. F.

AI'Tander San Francisco for Seattle Si I miles from Seattle. Pltle Arrow Sao fn? S't6 miles frm San F-anclsco. H. M. st.ireT San T'edre for Richmond IS miics fmm Ssn Pdlro.

Melco-Han f.bo foe Erarnada 111 miles soiih Fn-fondn. rMlmS" Ssn Corlnto mil-s nrl'twet r.t Kir- F-sncic for Pa'fa HH v.i'h Sn F'snri-c. SiskaHI-Honiii ft Jsa F-auHsco I Transportation company, will the Beutheaetem Alaska trada She-will leave here with passengers nd freight next Thursday, calllnK at Ketchikan, Wrangel) and Petersburg, The Anvil will operate on regular schedule during tha winter between Seattle and Soqtbeaitern Alaska, After undergoing repairs at the Heft'ernen plant In West Seattle, the s'earpship Nike, purchased re eently by the Kverett Packing Company, will enter the eoastwise lumber trada. The veasfl Is eg peotel to come orf the dry dock Te etntLtr 13 or 11..