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14 MARINE REVIEW January, 1925 Haynes Automatic THE HUTCHINSON FLEET: Gross Tons Str. Joseph Block - - - 10,000 Str. N. F. Leopold - ~ . 9,500 Str. Amazon oe - - 6,000 Str. A. A. Augustus - - - 9,000 Str. Australia - - - 6,200 Str. Frank Billings - - 8,500 Str. Joseph G. Butler, Jr. - - 10,000 Str. James E. Ferris (neeF.R.Hazard) - 8,500 Str. Charles L. Hutchinson - ‘ 10,000 Str. W. H. McGean - - oe Str. Price McKinney - - 8,000 Str. John A. Manuel (nee E. L. Pierce) - 8,500 Str. Martin Mullen’ - - - 7,000 Str. Harold B. Nye - - “3110 Str. William A. Paine ~ - 9,000 Str. John Stanton - - => 9,500 Str. J. J. Sullivan - - - 10,500 Str. G. A. Tomlinson - - - 9,000 Str. James P. Walsh - - - 8,547 POSITIVE PROTECTION for Masters and Ship Owners The Haynes Automatic Sounding Machine gives accurate and continuous soundings during every moment of a ships movement. It places a definite depth record constantly before the master of the vessel—and makes disaster due to shallow depth a horror of the past. The .Haynes Automatic Sounding Machine sounds warning at any pre-determined depth—and is not affected by snow, ice, or weather conditions. Write for full details of passenger and freight vessels already equipped. FE. J. HAYNES 1512 W. Clifton Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio Sounding Machine PROTECTS the entire Hutchinson Fleet Side view of vessel showing Installation in place How Automatic Sounding Machine Records Water Depths = C VY iin Gea ee Wipf Li Giga ee a “sf % rene ak a siof re oa Hips BSS Ny LO SATATAT Dd) ‘) SAOnNS a Y} Yip Wi ify Wy My THOM My ht {} M {} \ \ Depths Automatically Recorded by Lake Vessel on Run From Bar Point to Buffalo Please mention MARINE ReEvIEW when writing to Advertisers