Despite numerous attempts to save her, the famous Art Deco ferry Kalakala was expected to be towed in January from her mooring in the Hylebos Waterway in Seattle to the Blair Waterway to be scrapped, Kalakala, which means 'flying bird' in the language of the Chinook Indian people of the Pacific Northwest, was completed by Moore Dry Dock of California in 1927 as the conventional ferry Peralta for San Francisco Bay service. However, after being heavily damaged during a terminal fire in 1933, the hull was sold to Captain Alexander Peabody, owner of the Puget Sound Nav Co of Seattle.
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机译：尽管为挽救她做出了许多尝试，但著名的装饰艺术渡轮Kalakala预计将在1月从她在西雅图Hylebos水路的系泊设备拖曳到Blair水路被废弃的Kalakala，这意味着该语言是“飞鸟”太平洋西北地区的奇努克印第安人于1927年由加利福尼亚的摩尔干船坞建成，作为旧金山湾服务的传统渡轮佩拉尔塔（Peralta）。但是，在1933年的一场终端火中遭到严重损坏之后，该船体被卖给了西雅图Puget Sound Nav Co所有人亚历山大·皮博迪船长。
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