Historia
This schooner, three-masted (auxiliary) was built in 1905 by Kronenburg, J.L. in Prosper, OR.
Notas históricas
HMCS Rainbow intercepted this US-registered vessel on April 23, 1914 near La Paz Mexico. A boarding party, after a search, arrested her and this vessel was sent with a prize crew to Esquimalt. It was reasoned that this vessel was actually a German ship whose neutral register was a disguise for activities which were in the interest of the enemy. This vessel had to be towed for a majority of the voyage home.
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1905 she was in Oregon coastal service. During the First World War she was operated in the northern trade from Seattle. During the First World War she was owned by Japanese owners.
In 1926-1927 she was owned by Siberian Fish & Cold Storage Co., Seattle WA USA.
In 1933 she was renamed as the Apollo Maru at Kobe Japan.
Capitanes
Captain A. Grove (1926-1927);
Remotorización
Soon after construction she was fitted with a 150hp gasoline engine. During the First World War she was fitted with gas engines by Cowley Launch & Tug Co.
Referencias
Lloyd's Register Vol. 1 1926-1927
