Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 75

8-M SakianD Oibune "JULY 18, 1926 SHIP and I PING NB OAKLAND'S WATERFRONT Nelson Co Buys Ship Problems Being Solved By Model Wax Fleet crfc DOG A "VaT I II apanese iner To Arrive Just Four Days Late Will Make Fast Turn Around for Royalty When the N. Y. K. liner SHINYO MARU arrives In the Golden Gate it will be four days late Seven Vessels rom Ship Board of a breakdown in its machinery. When it sails- on August 4 it will' only be one day behind schedule.

i Tank Tests Said to Save Shinyo Maru, Delayed by Re sin in stevedore aat on the Rumor Coastal Line Will Replace Present Boats With Steel Hulls. itrlnger and gazed out Into the ea Shipbuilders- Large Sums of Money. turn to Port, Will Have Royalty as Passengers, tuary. A atranger evidently from the plains of the arreat middle xves where the largest body of water have fresh milk. In order to overcome the difficulty of Insuring the supply the railroad company had a cow in a special car attached to the train bearing his lordship through the Canadian provinces.

Humorists and funny papers on both sides of -the -line- made great capital of It. The earl was scheduled to rlstt Vancouver, In anticipation of the visit the citizens had spread bunting and the British flag to the ia tne iuisnssmm ana the larcrea craft a rowboat. strolled ur. Bxprimnta mad, with wax ship modli In th William Frond National Tank at Teddlngton, England. Enirlne troubl which caused th Nippon Yuaen Kalsha liner Shinyo j.

Maru to put-back to Yokohama for "Odd," Isn't it, where this water all comes from and troes to without A Dew fleet of ships said to ba -supplanting the ateam schooners now engaged in the lumber carrying trade haa been purchased from tha United States by the Charles Nelson company. Seven ships have I been bought under the direction of repairs after having: started for th Golden Gate, will bring: the Japa- overiiowin-, imi it, now!" he re marked. I don think ao." returned Rill neia vessel into port rour aays late, according; to announcement of Takeg "Th" explanation Is Quite aimnle. Ye winds in all quarters and on the main thoroughfare had erected a Yamamoto. local manager.

-in James Tyson, president of tfle' Nelson company, who is. at present in -th east with A. A. Scott. vice-oresl Shinyo Maru will reach San Fran A nimn from Yokohama, on Julv 29.

magnificent arch or welcome. Th aee it is hks mis. wnen night time comes nearly all of them ships is tied up at their docks. Consequently arc iald by tha XM. x.

journal ot Commcro to har resulted In the development of much valuable data In regard to hull design, which may have far-reaching- effects on problems confronting both shipbuilders and owners. The apparatus for determining; the water resistance to the motion of the ship model, or for making; other measurements required. Is Installed on the carriage. The models are made of paraffin wax. first molded to approximately tire form required, and then shaped, with tha aid of a SDecial cutting ma two American gobs had crossed the boundary, from Bremerton navy The big: vessel will be a day lata arettlnir away for ine urieni wnen tnere sun i no utaturDanoe in in water from their propollors.

Then til' sea has a chance to rnlm rlnwn yard ana were tailing in tne Bighti In civilian clothes. Likewise they it sails, departing: on August 4. Aboard at that tima will ba Crown Prince Auarustus Adolphus and an- come to a trlven -level. In mornln', however, all us hard work-In" stevedores tret busv an' com had imbibed rattier too freeiyjrhey wandered about and seeing the flags far flung to the northern breeze, inauired the occasion. It was rvnwn PrlTirR of Sweden, mence pllln' cargo Into th' boats.

As chine, to reproduce exactly the lines who will be sailing for Japan and far eastern points. In order to anr the departure of the vessel th cargoes ro In morn an' more exnlained that Han (Jray was com th' hulls sink deeper into that water ing. Tiiey were also tnrormea oy of the snip as assigned. The use of wax enables) the model in mnlillr and accurately made. upon that date the dock force of the the BoDDy of whom tney secured wnat nas come to a normal level, Then It begins to have to give way, and allows or tne rorm Deing alfrari in tAst tha effect the Information that the procession honoring the earl was due up the main stem in a few tnlnutes, and of suitable modification's of the hull.

A series of tests of a ship form for that they wouia nave-. lo get onto dent. Th boats were built for th Shipping Board and consist of th Buffalo Bridge, Tashmoo, Chtopa, Plow, City, Fort Armstrong, BUweld and Marsodak. Th price paid la aid to be In th neighborhood of $35,000 for each vessel. Ships of th type secured by Tyson ft Scott cost the government $1,600,000 to build six years ago during th height of the after-war-time rush.

The seven vessels ware all built at that time. Th fleet is said to b. particularly well adapted for the west' coast lumber. service. Tbe Buffalo Bridge, Fort Armstrong, JPlow-'.

City and Marsoday are-all of 6600 tons regis-ter. The there are of 6340 tons. Speculation'! rife as to what th Kelson company plans doing. Fo the past -year th concern whlai owns and operates lumber mill and yards at several places alone th coast as well aa having freight connection has Tn disposing of th, older type of carg carrying- ship and securing tel hulled craft such as th Glvmont lav tne siaewaiK. xney aia so.

resistance over a range or speeds, from which Is derived the horse Then began an earnest conversa tlon between the two. Finally they power required to drive the ship at tha corresponding speeds, can be were seen to toss up coins ana on There Is only one place for it to go an' that Is up. Consequently we say N. X. K.

W1U De lusraenitn. Among: the passengers aboard the of. Bhinyo Maru will be a party of 60 Japanese students and six instruc-' tors who are coming: to make a tour of the United States. The tour la being; sponsored by IC Nakamura, member of the Japanese diet. In addition to being: an educational trifl for tha atudents It also has as Its 'r purpose the closer cementing; of re-j fatiflna between the Unitea States and Japan.

f.r, Capt. Harloe Is inai in- tiue nas come in. is that completed witnin a ween; xnis includes the time for making of the "SinVa the completion of the tank "Well. now. that ia amazinsr.

earnestly declared the stranger from In 1911," O. S. Baker, director of the tank, said in a recent Interview, Ve I HTV-rrf rr'ir rc" I se ai i aaeaaaai aa iiiiiiii in mi-uuu nansas. "i always thought that the moon naa something to do with it. nave lestea aDoui uuu waA models of various forms.

The latest work we have In hand In the tank You know, attraction or whatever apparently lost. They disappeared' into a nearby clothing store. 1 The strains of patrlotio musla -was it is tney call it." Mr. Kent's rougn water iesi. vye "Oh.

no. That's lust bunk." re neara aown tne thoroughfare and Locomotives On are trying to find out where the wata cn to when a shiD loses her the crowd craned forward in antici LWUU All Awaa, s-r- pation of seeing the visiting British California's Sea Wa ter May Make 4 sponded Bill. "You can see fer yer-self that la only a theory. When we have no moon shtnin' at all we have tides jist th' same an' they ain't much different from th' ones wot Oakland today, and th Doylestown, due in th eatuary tomorrow. Much Traveled statesman.

An apparition met their Braze, Wort haa been received era from speed In rough water, what are the causes of the loss of speed, ajid how they can be remedied. This work has been going on for two anda half years and It will take another two nd a half-vears to complete; Coming un the street, far in ad- Russian Order Sold to Chile Mare Is. Naval Astronomer in New Discovery "vance of the earl and his escort meandered two figures. The lead Best Looney Gas we has when th' moon is full. If my friend Soapy Rogers was here he'd be able, to tell you all about it In technical lantruaare.

All I can I. Copenhagen, DenmarK, ot in oeiin there. July IS, of Captain Marcus g. Harloe. He was In command of one of tha European line ahipa of tha Moore and McCormick company ing one was wearing a tweed can By that time I hope we shall have nm.

i-Aoii uRAfnl data to hand Skipper on Trip 21 Round Globp ana a monacie ana carried a cane. He walked in a niksr superior man over to shipowners and shipbuilders. "it nata nhnnt 9K(1fl Bounds a year ner. Behind him.t led by a rone. do Is tell it in Just a simple way." "I'll say you can tell It in a simple way," growled the Boss Stevedore as the stranirer from came another figure.

This one car he died, JJeatn was ou iu i rheumatism and lumbago, according-(i. ta the message received by his wife, "Mr. Nellie Harloe, of 2211 California to run to William Froude National ried a bundle of hay and was bent Cacique and Colusa Will Carry Machinery From Seattle Sou tlx. Experiment Ship of Government Testing Waters for Bromine Content. Kansas 'walked away "Wot do ye far over.

At every few steps it Tank, and I should like another 30 per cent on that figure to make Captain Omar J. Hum'rihrav. sralta gave forth dolorous, srroanlng the worn reaiiy sausraciory. a Buunas. street, San Captain Harloe was In command at a transport on the Atlantic dur- ina- tha war.

After the war he was matter of fact, we are namperea The crowd gazed astounded, hv lnr.lt of cash. Yes. we earn ably -the -most traveled marina from the Pacific coast, -la 'bow art route to New York to take om mand of his ship, th Fairfield City What could be the meaning of .4. th shinDlnr board in Nine locomotives, part of a ereat this? was unheard of. don't money at the tank.

Each year we corn nhnnr half of the 9500 oounds. pAPT THOMAS J. J. SEE, "n-val astronomer at Mare Island, is said to have discovered that variation of latitude, or disturbance of the earth's axis, is dne to the tides in the Pacific Ocean. This discovery was the result of 40 years' Vndy of the tides.

The findings unTTer his hypothesis are said to agree exactly with astronomical observations in many countries over a period of 35 Japan. He was a member of the San ye Know. quantity of railway equipment and supplies costing: millions held in Then we are helped by the Chamber Francisco loag-e oi aiu Several policemen ran forward and start off on his twenty-flrai circumnavigation of the glob. Foil the Dast five years ha ha bean las Shipping, ana tne snipounaers and seized the two nromemaders. Thomas post.

1 They were the two American gobs Seattle since the World war. have been sold to the Anglo-Chilean Consolidated Nitrate Company and will be shipped from this Doi-t in ves and shipowners. "If a shipowner sends us a new design to test out we charge him command of the Fairfield City, ana gaged In the around th world arv California sea water ia probably going to come to the fore as the chief source of the new "looney Saa' more technically known as ethyl gasoline. The gas is derived mainly from bromine of sea water. The government experimental steamer Ethyl Is now working off the' California coast to determine if the material can be manufactured ruriougn.

"I say what's the Motorship Makes ica of Norton. Lilly Company. Ha 40 pounds, uur maximum nmrse sels of the Grace line to Tocopilla, Chile. for an exhaustive set of experi I. ments Is 300 pounds.

This Is cheap, The locomotives and other rail Fast Trip to P. has been spending th past twa) weeks visiting his family at Seat tie. While there he took a eruls oM the yacht Sueja with his frltnoa ecause it often leads to ine snip-wnir savine-. many thousands of years, ine period of polar motion is 427 days, tidal researches show, thus confirming a theory way equipment were assembled here In for the Russian government. The locomotives are of the narrow gaufre type and were built bv here in paying" quantities.

captain James uriiiitn. pounds on his first ship, to say nothing of the others. We have Accordinsr to the first announce the advance by Dr. C. S.

Oiandler of achieved some results of notable Boyd, Weir eewell reports rrlval at Manila on July 7 of --I. Manila on July 7 ol the Baldwin. Locomotive Works Eastern Ports tne sternly demanded a sergeant of. ment of tlue tests of the Ethyl, the vessel has been producing approximately 100.000 pounds of the bro Knavhank onerat- Boston in 1891, based on varia tions of latitude believed due to They are knocked down and boxed and will be shipped in the holds of vessels of the Grace fleet plvinfr from Seattle to the wst coast of New York Arrived. July 16.

stmr importance to shipowners and shipbuilders, and to develop this work we only need a little more support-from those who are practically concerned with our experiments." lark of rieiditv of the earth. mine a month. The California sea waters, and especially off the southern coast, are said to carry a high solo, hence June 22. Sailed, July IS, American for Ban Francisco; Joly 14. Nebraskan far Baltimore.

In- In the American and Oriental line's service, 47 days out of Jsew York, via Panama canal and ban JFranclsco. The Speybank left New York on Mav 20 and her voyag-e Just completed at the Philippine port is South America. The cost of the locomotives was mean by tellln" such whoppln' lies, Bill?" "Do you know a better explanation?" argued Bill "Do you know any other explanation?" "Well, I can Just (explain (th1 why and wherefore of it," answered the Boss Stevedore "But I know you are wrong." "Sure, that's th' way with all you scoffers when one of us scientists advances a theory. Say, we're wrong until you learn different. If ye live long enough maybe ye'll find I am right." "I'm afraid, Bill, I'd live to be ten thousand years old before that time came along.

An' while you're thinkin' up a new one I got a fact that ye'd better turn to wit that cargo." "Sure alius takln' advantage of a guy when you lose an argument," growled Bill, starting to work. The American sailor has always been noted for starting things. But It devolved upon two gobs on leave to almost bring about international complications with Great Britain several years ago when the famous statesman, Earl Gray, was paying a Visft to Canada. Owing to a bad digestion or some! other trouble, it became necessary for the earl to Baltimore Arrrved, July Is. atmr Jt braskan from New York.

about $270,000. They were sold for much less than this fieurn bv thn Wireless Reports Trans-Pacific Mails ProvlHenea Arrived. Jnly 1. atmr PaMfBB from Philadelphia. New York Arrived, mm, stmr ataiai Bowline; from Aberdeen; stmr Iowan, haae June 23: stmr Paul Lackenbaeb.

kae resrarded as uncommonly laui i route she took. All of the American and Oriental line's new motorsnips In far eastern trade are performing: well as to speed and prompt deliv- ponce. "Sirra, unhand me," imperiously ordered the leading sailor. "But who are you?" asked the police officer. 1 "Underling, I am Karl Gray," was the astounding reply.

"Well, that may be," responded the unconviftced cop. "But who is this blighter followin' you an' what is 'e makln' them funny noises "That, sir, is the cow." The crowd entering the spirit of the thing laughed heartily, Jsut it did not save the two impersonators of British dignity from going to te lockup. Nor did it save them from official punishment when they were returned to the navy yard. Due Jnne 24; stuir President Adams from. Beat- content of the dark brown heavy bromine.

Germany leads the rest of the world in the production of ethyl gasoline, the newest development in the fuel, fteld. Early experiments with the substance in this country resulted In a number of deaths. It Is understood that since the processes have been perfected, however, more than 200,000.000 gallons of the fuel have been produced and consumed. Manufacturers of internal combustion enerlnes are particularly Interesting themselves in the outcome of the experiments of the Ethyl. ton, sailed, July id, stmr Mongolia nr.

aaa; ITranclsco. ary of cargo. It was saia. Baltimore Sailed. ISth.

stmr West top for San Francisco. To Depart Tim ot closing at Sal Francisco post office: 'HI A July 18, 9:00 p. President JJcKinley. July 20, 0:00 p. Empress of Asia.

lAI'AN KUKKA July 19. 9:00 p. President McKlnley. July 20, 9:00 p. Empress of Asia.

HI TIB tiAS'l INUIKS A Ll NlMMHl.MA- July 19, 9:00 p. President McKinley. July "0, 9:00 p. Empress ot Asia, rllll.ll I'INh. July 19, 9:00 p.

President McKinley. Philadelphia Arrived lstb, atmr Walter Luckenbach from New. York. Sailed Russian commission in New York, representing; the old Russian imperial government, under permission from the United States government. Four of the locomotives complete will be loaded at the East Waterway dock by the Grace line Cacique, Thursday.

The five others will be loaded by the Grace liner Colusa July 29. The Anglo-Chilean Consolidated Nitrate Company is constructing a great refinery at Tocopilla, which is about 75 miles north of Antofaeasta. The plant will cost $12,000,000 and will be ready for operation in October. The locomotives will be used in the transportation of nitrate from the fields to trie refinery and the refined product from the plant By RADIO C0EP0RATI0X, July 16th 8 II. Oliiva San Pedro for Yokobama; 3250 miles from San 1'edro.

Sieel Scientist Honolulu for Manila; 1966 miles west of Honolulu, noon. Meigs Honolulu for San Francisco; 1297 miles from Sau Frauclseo. West Faralon Sun Francisco for Kobe; 312 miles from San Francisco. Harold Dollar Karatsu tcr San Francisco; 207Q miles from San Francisco. President Jefferson Yokohama for Seattle; 2107 miles from Seattle.

N'iagara Honolulu for Victoria; left Honolulu at lOoO p. m. lie re ii Adelaide for Astoria; 1600 miles wist of Astoria. Salina San 1'edro for Manila; 1B1T miles HandiT JulT It. into, stmr James B.

Duke for Ssit Fran Vaiatlaa cisco; stmr Melville Dollar for San Fraa-clsno: stmr Pacific for San Francisco. Longview rrE4 ou'u' apologies were forwarded to the. Canadians. New York Said, 15th, stmr Bucarseco fas' San Francisco. Taniaiiiaia Kuesa Tuesday, July SO.

July 20. 9:00 p. Empress of Asia. August 20, a. Thomas.

HAWAIIAN Ifi.ANDS- Cbllf Hamburg July 19, 9:00 p. President McKinley, irum san l'earo. Reduction to Be Made by Navy in Civilian Staff Ffrubank Yokohama for San' Pedro; '3D50 vn tne oocks in tocopilla. trom August ZU. a.

inomaa. July 20, 11:30 a. Ventura. IISIHAI.IA AM) NEW ZEALAND July 20, 11:30 a. Ventura.

Jnlv yrt. n-iHi n. N'iairara. Trader Ventura 8pringlank Elkridse Jane- Cbriateasoo Otina A KllifSirj Alexander Scble? St-a Fcam wnicn the nitrate will be lightered miKs irom i-earo. Sandoa fridnvj UiDila Saraaaak IOBdc Victoria Victoria Astoria Euirka rresidfot Jackson Seattle for Yokohama: to ships in the harbor.

The locomotive parts are in huge UEXICl). CENT. AMERICA, S. AMERICA ooxes. some or wnicn are rorty reel July 19, 10:10 a.

Chihuahua. long ana ten reet wiae 2653 miles from eSattle. Loclikatrin- Balboa for San Ptdro; 1151 milts from San lJtdn. Jtobin Hood San Pedro for San Francisco; 15u mile from Stn Francisco. Balboa for ban Diego; BOO miie.s from fau iitgo.

HarraM Lot Aogvlel Transports I Anle Admiral LeweT 563 Boy3 and Girls in California have already secured one of thti Lumber Trade to HongkoDE Kurea Maru ewport Laa Aojelea Tbe folio wiiig nr tbe approximate de Christenson Humboldt liarlures aud amvul in itie ujuvtuieiil ot tii ADeraeeo iLo Anareles Portland East Coast Is H. Mtyer Mary Moore Liuiied buui Arui iruuepyri bervice; Luuibtai lu iSau Frauciacu. .00 IVER JOHNSON .00 $60 560 Cbault tu 'Jnierry bum a Irom Ban ran Tahiti San Francisco' for Sydney; 850 miles from ban Fraancisco. Invt'rleito Liverpool for San Pedro; 1360 miles from San Pedro, noon. Indian City jf-'orrUod for Osaka; 819 mllt-s from 1'ortuaud.

Oakpark jloncluiu for Havana; milea front Honolulu, nouu. Albrrt Jefiresb. Graya Harbor for Ban Pedro; 524 miles from A Aberdeen. Madras City Portland for lokohama: 521 Patwi 2i00 On the Improve JulT Si. Orders for reduction In civilian personnel in line with the president's economy program were received at naval district headquarters from Secretary of the Navy Curtis D.

Wilbur. At present no sweeping reduction In civilian employees is planned, according to Secretary Wilbur's letter. The instructions received here are that vacancies occurring in the civil list are not to be filled unless absolutely necessary. News was received that the retirement fund deduction for civil employees will be increased from 24 per cent to 3 per cent, effective at once. Mnl Brooklyn Cisco for isew lufk, July 'l.

Ctittutiium bttu tfraucibco to Manila. Gruui At bau IfrttuciKto. iitntltrBou to Manila. Meigb Manila to Esan frauctbeo. St.

Mibiel iSew Xork to 1' ana in a. Nomine 6an b'rancihco to Manila, iijomas In tian b'raneihco. Port Od ford J-ort Bragg Wednesday, Boaolala Eureka Monterey Tokobama Brattle Willapa 1J arbor Paisy Freeman The lumber carrying; trade is BICYCLES ABSOLUTELYFREE through the Special Offer of the Koseveit miit-B from Cape lit a is. shotK-ing a pick-up tendency, arcordr KIdorado ine to Information from the north. wairupa rairnig; island lor Vancouver; 1-jTu miiea from ban Pranciico.

Viib -Ijiiina iionoluln for iiun Francisco Vu'a rialKa trom Saa Krancisco to Dutch Lumber freights to north Atlantic coast ports are reported strong at Harbor. Santa crua 13o.i miles from San Francisco. WilUpa Tale Rnth Alexander jkte Angeles Makikt Port Allen for ban aranciaco; 135 milea from San Franclaco. Cleared J1J tor August space. A price of 113 is beinr asked for September parcels.

Further stiffening is looked Thursday, luly Mobe Kotterdam fcr ban Francisco; 695 nsnnaws Hew York mil-a frcm aan Francisco, noon. F. Alejander for covering' shipments the latter feifportco-f Oraya itartror lor ban Ftdao; 143 Seattle PhiladehiM miief) from Aetoria, noon. Notice to Mariners V- Lut'kenl'ach San Juan Admiral Farragut Los Angi'lca JULY 16. Br atmr Canadian Farmer, Hall, tot Tan cuuver; lodwU Company.

Jjau ma Australian, Chriiitenson, tor Fort land: Kaat Asiatic Company. htauee-San rrancsco for Linaton; 237 miles from Linnton. FriaKji ainwml turn SsoM July 23. Liebre van Pedro for Xslngto; 1063 milea Admiral farragut from saq Pedro. tjiiiir Harvard, Maues, lor San Pedro; Los Harvard part of the year.

Opinions by steamship operators indicate confidence in freights maintaining the upward tendency in view of space limitations because of the prospective movement of canned goods and other seasonable cargo. The change In tone over the condition of several weeks aeo. after freights were shaded in WHY NOT YOU? Manoa San Francisco for Honolulu; 727 il'-s from San Francisco. By FEDERAL TELEGRAPH COM PANT, July 16th 8 P. M.

Point Sur New Ortfana fcr Ban Pedro: Angeles Steamship Cumpauy. btrur Admiral n'iskr. iSuhst, for Portland; Pacific Steamship Company. Jap atuir Paciiiu Miiru, Yebina, for Port laud: ditut'ral Kteaaialnn Comimny. 210 miles from San Pedro.

sStmr Maunawlli. Htibbmiette, for Uono- drays Harbor Entrance, Depth on Bar, Concerning "Wreo. lnlorma uon itoncerning Wrem luiurmuiiou ba. tieD received liu uitue cuiuuiaudintf ufticer ot tbe L. h.

Coast and. iiecUeuu Sutvej-atcauier Guide, uuder dale of June 10, tbat tile contruliiiiti dtjilli in the cbunuel across tbe bar at I lie eutrance to oruya Harbor was leet at mean lower low water. ile alau a.atea tbat Ibul uart of Lbe wreck ot tbe Japanese steamer iloratiau Maru, wbab luy iuiuiediatel' southeastward nt the red liuud buoy, baa disappeared. Ihc other pait of tbe wreck which Ilea about 40U ards to the eastward Is still Los Aiurelea Pertland Ioa Angeles ho Angeles IlTerpool Kew York liexice Bofloluln Montevideo Victoria Astoria Bnrfca Kureka Santa Crns ly Angeirs Jjnm Angeles Ia Angeles 1 lli a I uon IS a i La ion Com ua uy InverKlafi aimontb lor Saa Pedro; 220 i si from San Pedro. biair' Tiger.

Henriui. foriNeW York Tia Socbjaiia Batorday, JulA S7. Drechtdyk Manchuria Bolivar President Cleveland tamarjo' Canadian Coaster Newport Mayfair Eatherine Cleone Hnmnoldt Yale Admiral Fitae May from $15 to $12 and even weakened to $11 on parcels, is apparently chee.rln? to coast-to-coast operators and lumbermen. Baron CartDttjf Portland for Colon; 120 nn i'earo; iiiiani.i.ine. miles froln ban I'edro.

fttnir Alvarado. boieiibou, lor Seattle; bua dtn lieitmau. Canadian Frcsjw-ctor Montreal for vic A factor depended on to stiffen toria; 12 iiilleg fr.im ic torts. Domestic Ports Argyll b'au Francisco for baata- Bosalia; 5 mil's from Santa Rosalia. Santa Inei Ouav ma a for Sao Pranclaco lumber freights to intercnastal markets is the decreasing- stocks in the east.

Building operations are gradually lessening abnormal lumber supplies that were accumulated In Florida and that caused consign miles froni ban Francisco. Astoria Sailed. July 17. 1 a stuir torba Llndo London fcr ban Pedro; 840 J. A.

lottett lor 2 a. miles from ban Pedro. ma Cairiso lor fionolulu; a. stmr To Arrive ttacarbon ban I'edro for Balboa; 2060 tcr ban fcianclsco; a. stmr mil a ronj Bullxia.

Multnouiah for ian Francisco; July 10, ia position ana puns, oi it are usiuia at eatrciue low water. Captain L. C. liauseu of the Am tank steamer 1. U.

bcotielii nucrta to tins office by ltadio that only July 14, I'JM, at ni, In iat lonK w. lZl.lti. passed waterlOBiied dcrelct deckhouse with small smokestack cit.udiUK ubaut 10 feel out of water. Uangerous to navigation. Commander 1.

8. lu cliarte. ments to be thrown into eastern range markets. mh $mwm Mr (mMI WmnPr0mmW4 n. stmr Hamlin V.

McCormlt-k for Kan Providentia Uraya flarbor for Ban: Fran- 'A'M miles firm Han Francrsco. 4 Vancouver for New York; 380 The far east and Australian out i'edro; 11 p. stmr Ltaisy Miitthews for look is also reported as good. Kan edro. Arrived, July li, a a.

stmr mil a from Cape Flattery. KU'lbury, hence July 1-1 July 1, 11 p. Jlarnnuiter Ohaka lor oraya uaroor; mw atmr Liai.y l.aillij. heuee July a. mihs from f.raya Harbor.

stmr MiiniudicK, hence July 1.1. Foreign Ports Si attic Arrived, July lb, 1U a. stmr Eastern KtiigUt Portland for bfianfhal; L't miles from Taie Maru Japan for Portland! 300 miles Lakina from Abirdeen: 7 a. stmr Uuth Alexander, hence July 2 p. atmr Baring 8ea, Bogosiot Island, Position The commauder the Utrinn Sea patrol loree repoiia that Uoiioslof llnd la located 15.

Br itmr QTjKr.tjwti-r Arrived. July rm Portland. tdutia from ome. July 10, It p. Ktmr Uauna Ala for Honolulu: 11 a.

I'oj? piKHaiaf from Asturia. arport Laval for Portland; 120 milea rom Astoria. about live miles souiuwara oi i preeui charted poaition. -do Jun- 11120, the V. S.

"Coat Oliald cuttef paKai scutliwarfl of Bogoalot WeiR Maru fmui Ntw yrk. Kldridt' Everett for fibansliair 1330 stmr' Pcmona, beuce J-nly 12. Sailed, July 10, 10 a. Jap stmr Africa Muni for Shanghai; 9 a. ms Los Alumos fcr tian VoKo.sau.a Jfaiitd, July 1, Br tmr J.eu- rniU-a from Everett.

lWfeiK (r At--ria; July 14, -tur W.t Ca'l- West Ihlip Kouihlum for mj Fraanciaco: Bandar, July II. Tsinjian West O'Jtowa Dostun Pennsylvania Portland Km port Fan Dieco Admiral Schley PhlladHlibla Margaret lollar Monday, July 19. Arkansas Antwerp a Ha lira New lork Man. buna Baltimore alanbattan faliua Cros Bolivar Honolulu Mannaiel Portland Ik-wj lorn Anreles Humboldt (tan Diero Harvard Aan lietf Lrama luetiay, July 20. Antwerp r'auadtan Winner Slcstoo Katrma Liir-kenbarh Kew J'ork Spr nulmria Victoria Bath AlauuVr Pen tie BuO'valla Unlerey Ufutt Wednesday, Jul? SI.

Manila Melri Kiw York fsuraino Kolte Florida Maru Pedro. Hoint Helen Passed south. July ID. noon for Portiaod; Jau tir.r Maru for -474 milea from Sn Franciaca Ktmr Admiral Parraaut from Antoria for San Tairood San P'dro for Tokuyama; 1880 lalaud at about jii hour alter iochi appieui noon fe-ading W. The diatauce from tstle Mock waa obtained tiy bow and beam bearlnta.

Tbe latitude waa from meridian altitudes of tbe sun ttaken by three ofticers simultaneously and differing by less than use mile. Apuioxluiate pcsitlon Krancisco; tug Sea Hcout towing leg raft from Astoria for Han Dlexo; p. tinr M.irlha lluehnei from Coos bay for i 1 from ban Ped ro. noon Hakurihika Maru Astoria for Tokobama; 1371 mile from Astrria. Boren Adelaide for Astoria; 1600 miles from Astoria.

mm ban Frauclseo. San Pedru Arrived. July It. stmr H. of Bogoalot island, aa charted: Lat.

oj i' louir. Hi" 00' W. II. Kcenhana Passara. Taku Inlet, Alexander, hence July 15: stmr San Ulcgo from Mcntebello, hence Jnly Fan Francinco.

July 14. Jap ftntr itaru frtai rya Uartor. Sailed, JtW 11. tmr anrr City for Kohe. iiribi-aiK Arrived, July 14, atmr U-Jleolc ffjro hau I-'di(j.

Arrir4, July 14, Br ma Hau-raki. Ler.rt Jun 22. Vaii-riiao SaiM. July 8, atmr Cfaarl-t'tn Hall "for Taiela nlta. K.

Janeiro Arrived, July 11. Br atmr alHiK-tiuriab Prince fmm York. Rvhariv ffallfd. July 11, alu-r Crcfton from Hu Jtiniro. tsiianyhai July 11, atmr Cbatta-6-x-a it f'-r Calcutta.

Victoria. B. aiM. July 16, Jar. atmr Buoys EiUblnhod, further InlormaUon.

Sun, Moon, Tide lo; Br stmr E. 1. Klngiey Horn ancouvct, tmr Yale from Sau Uieto. Sailed. July III, Ilp.re Are a Few of Ourlloccnt Winnors un ilay it, l2n, the following buoys were established In 'laku Inlet: Takn Buoy I.

a second-class ircn stmr La l'urlsima tot San Ftaueisco; atmr Urn ma Aleiniidr for Sun Krancisco; atmr i.par, painted black, in 48 leet of water, on Margaret for San Francisco; Jap By 0. (. Cot ana rvit! ttmy. TsloiDS Bide. Han rranclacv.

Kundaj-, July IS, ASK YOUR DAD about the Iver-Johnson wheel. For fifty years there has been no better bicycle made for men and women, boys and" girls 3 1 ftuir Korea Maru for Han franc-moo; stmr tbe bearing: 'lake flivtr. north snore 4" Mt flat I'olnt, tangent' Vif; 'J'aka lilacier. Kdna I'briitvnscu for Hau Francisco. Ar .5:00 I Sua acta.

run ritt-R-(. Taku luiit Hiur 2. a second-ela Iron Uyoka Alartj lor Ianras. Arrived, JUJ 7:31 1:0 a. m.

Vr ma Jfh la. htw July 12; Br YOU CAN HAVE ONE ABSOLUTELY FREE tpsr, painted red In 3 feet of water, on the bearings: Taku I'elnt, (agent lived. July 10, schr Mindunso, hence July 12 in tow of tug stmr Edna I'bristenaon from Han Diego; Mei atmr Siu-aloa hence July H. Sailed, July 10, atmr Din for New York. Arrived, July 16, atmr Idaho from Aberdeen; Fr atmr Alkansss Tb.

Cm. and of Mrs la IB fat wwiof I' 8 Oast sod fodtlc Bnrsa tebi Houoliiln 1m Anftles laJe Thursday, July S2. Jfew Tork RawiHaa New Turk A-uuu Varu 0eattte Admiral S--bree iMItimor Will.o la bile P-iint Mur bau Admiral Farragut laa Anaelea am Juan Friday. July 13. rlotnn Panaman a l'rrk Columbia Puitlana Admiral FUke arc b-iwb at rrirr Poidi at tba entrance ta COUPON mb r'raiwiaro bar for Were tar airrat bridsa add .0 minatee '1 ska lnh-t, point went side ot loo Klst Point.

UDKent Las Angeles Harbor Light Station, Kadla Tag Signal. Characteriatio Changed. On July laa the radio fog aignal at Los Angelea Ilaihor Light 8taon was ebanired to sound every 1M aecrnda. alngle dabe for 0 aonds, silent IZt) aeconla. without other change, position: LU a3 42 dl" long.

XI8 15' W. Jnly 1 to July 23. lime rt tl Time ft. Tlaw. ft 1.1 from Antwerp; stuir Koyal Arrow frcm Hongkong: atmr Un-bmoud, bene July lli: stmr Empire Arrow from New York; Iir stmr tansdisn Winner from stmr Admlrsl Hcbler 'rom Psn Diego.

Sailed. July IA. Ilea stmr Hinaloa frcm Kallna atmr H. r. Alesander for Kan Francisco; stmr ePnnsrlTsnlsn for Han Francisco; Nor stmr Komnliis for Antofagasta; atmr Tamal-paia for Eureka: Jap atmr Manju alard fir Tokuyama: Nor stmr Key Weat for Eureka; Sit atmr D.

Klngaley for Van Law. Moatrrey fleoue Ria-k FREE PRIZE DEPARTMENT, OAKLAXD TRIBUNE. Oakland. Cnlrf. Tell -me how to get the 60 iTpr-Johnimn Blcrcl rREE.

wftboart PylnK or collecting anj monej. (.4 3.1 vardirtD'tiire, h-meJuiy JJ. Ktr Arrirtd, July 14, athr Ecola, bf'nce Ap-il 1. Victoria fiaiU-d. 15th, atrr.THanca Vial-afa frf Japan.

Br. City, vf fT Jaj.au. Arrived, Kutb Aleiatidr, nee 13th. hljanchalArriTfd, lth, atmr West Bix-toii; Way Gil'rait-r lub'l. July Italian ttur Dttrk- Aosta.

h-ii'-e (h for Barc-l na. Arrived. IStli. 'J a i. Br atmr Dauaf II ad.

from Nov Wtiniinvtf-r; July 14. p. hj Br atmr Vrh iiy from V-loiia: m. Br tnir Canad'tn ohrrT, bi'Dtt July Ju.y 14, 1" Br atmr Canadian for lahfw. ft an; Vr atmr Ilattna for Jnunn: lpm.

Blr atmr CaidonUr for N'-w Sura A rrirt-d. aiior Sonoma, b-oc Ijonnd for Ptiny. Taen I'uro J3th. atmr Bierra for lvoa A naT'i-a Lot Aaselea Harvard H.W. feturdajr.

July 24. 26 57 2.7 0 Hifh Low. i I I 1 1 L.W. H.W. I 1 'I 1 1 SJS OS 1 i 3-22 -fl 1 .1 -l L.W.

18 11:17 4 11 12:47 4.2 1.41 4 i 4 7 3: 9 A 51 VHA JtCISCO PltH WIMtCI-OHf tircil.U 4r'rlit 3.0 8:00 4.3 3 1 82 9:30 couver. Tokaittattua I Arift-ki Name) Mn Diego Arrived, amy IB, atmr ailral ftcbley from Haa I'edro; atmr Emma Alexander from San-Pedros stmr Man af U4ea MilE-'s llw I'an uoalstlos I0KTB OF MAIKXT SIKCET, Full particulars a ive yours for the asking. The first step is to send in this coupon and then get "ready to pedal away on Your Own Brand New Model $60 Iver Johnson Wheel Without Spending a Cent. churia from Ne Tork. Sailed.

July IA. atmr Admiral Hcbley from 8a Pedro; atmr Manchuria for Saa Pedro. Street AddroM Canal Ports San Kraut. two va H'-noJuafl. Wrt.

Pli, Wssblsgtaa 27 i. Jarasua I 2 Pacific VI Broadwa 1 Bruadwar 1 1 1 vailOa I tnv oolt tln art given la tba trtSef af 'o-lr aerarreDrc. eosaasraelat srltk tka early atiaiaa tid in cba aft aaa4 exaaia ana Krmj hi tide as lhe arear Oi anas days nut ibre toa mr. tba fearta amw Ifir flMwtog saorttlB lb wiiun of ai(bi cl ra akraaltoa a aacb tid anr. tar alaia al rerrr af Cwast ana tteoSfiie Barna ekan aaana LoMhar ISanaonM 6Va ItOBtKOJery Powell AberdeeB Arrlv, d.

July IB. stmr West lamargo from Seattle. Haibd, July 10. 5 p. atmr Daisy Putnam for 8a afn.r Wat Iran, btn'- lyth Iruit Bey Arr-wl.

Jul 11. atnr Wat Bo? or Girl Franclac. Oreee I 4i Pr r' rt frum Ianila. fCtnrtfior ArriT July atnr Weat Traaaport fjaloa 1 Island Ports Parent's rTame) 7..... talon Baarat 1 rpt tBrr tb auaBra lit Ht44 n- tb B.ao alga af 4a a aa tb batgkt at talw.

rat'L o. wurrnst. Oomdr .0 arr Inraoftna i- ta I mm Manila Hailed. Julv IS. atmr President u.Mari If yoa are TKIBCXK Carrier, plM Ut li.

nrewirk Taft foe Saa rraacisco; Jul 8, atmr Jadden for Hollo. SOUTH Or BTAtT lisiai. albo (aild, JulT 1 itmr Itr ft fii; Cttjr i'a da ma fvr 6aa Fraa- I rt'lMi! nfld, Jnly 15. Nnr tror Pur tt iwr OmtiM.nca for Sew -k: ftr atrur Pta Jeraoima Ur Isonfa o. hha il4.

Jul 14, aiiar aveciuekiao. hmm ra ofl M(. fianta Tirla tVr Ta l'm imr Kwla K. Fina for aya-n! ttnr Mata liiM for YalriM: tn.r P-mra fur ftati V4ro; Itnr Harry iTtr tnr faa Fraariaoa, ataar al.aUc i uHsa) 14CBI. ttwir Hvrraln frr lrfc; B.

C. I 9mr lit Arrow Sw Twk: to for Nw Vara; atmr Hmr -a for aar lark; aiaar Fiaiaaal a-i lark. Hilo ArrlTtL Jnly IS, stmr wiiminftoa PKt. I J'. Miscellaneous from Heattl.

and DlstrtiS 4 isatoa I M. 8. t. Cm. I rnH.1 i Cf rmou rtm C-1 it 6aicviaWsailed, ktfa, atmr W-t Cho.ika fwr Bataria.

Mrrat-y Klfpr-SaH-d. 14th. atmr Lordoa Mrt-hnt for Pen Franriw. A4 lalde Arrived ltii, asa Handicap from An or-a. jtnt wp Arrired, 12th, atmr Zacn, bene Jf.iy 11.

Horkr.f Arrlred, Uth. ana Spejbaak. hrnrp lOrbu 4r ArrlT, 13th. wt4 atmr aUxea. beev Jw I.

Tokftbaata AniT4. lSth. Jap trar Cv fcxh Mara frmat Avtoria. FaiUd. ltb Jap ataar faraa atar ir lac.

Hsaolnln Artirea. July I atmr Shear- aiaad frcm Sydney. Sal I'd, Joly 18. a p. l.

Howard riras nr atmr Marara roe vancoavrr; tmr rolava. I I u. ca. Prealdent I'lesrlaad for Tokobama: atmr Caaadlaa Proapxrtor Proas (laecr Jane 10 for Vsnraier, ransffT4l a atk a-mil ao ta 1'. attar Canbral.

fraaa Vitk. Jan 2. for a.aa Praarlara. an-ara-'cj ta vriraW-aa rl4 bra tadny. r.

8. 8. Tsmhrai vipetu ta arrlra la tea Fraa- Malalaa aMMr rkina PbafBsea for VanoBver. Arrived. Joly 1.

1 ti p. Br atmr Marara from Sydney: a. atmr President I.Hwola. a-oce Jaly 10; ataar Fraak G. Vnm from kaa Pera.

Hert-a I S4. raarta I a la. 4.