Last sailed from Seattle, WA on 18 March 1929, bound for deep sea fisheries. Vessel was anchored at Neah Bay, with a crew of and cargo of ice and bait (16000 lbs - value $75). Master checked weather at around midnight and again at 0230. Sea conditions, strong wind, heavy sea and clear. Vessel broke anchor and drifted, master attempted to start motor after first striking but too late to avoid stranding. Location 1 1/2 mile south of Coast Guard Station. No assistance rendered until wrecked.

Wreck Report

Alice B., halibut schooner, drive ashore at West Bay in March. Newell

At 6:20 [A.M.] the crew of the American Gas s. Alice B. arrived at the station and stated she had stranded 1 mile west of the station but could not be floated until the cargo of ice and bait was removed, then calked [sic]where she had opened. Crew arrived at the scene at 6:35. She was found to be a large halibut fishing vessel. Crew stood by with tools to go to work as soon as the sea left her, but she went to pieces at 7:10. Crew assisted in recovering equipment washed overboard from time of arrival to 8:00. Assisting with salvaging of equipment from wrecked Alice B. from 8:00 to 4:00. Assisting with salvage from 4:00 to 6:00. Furnished fifteen meals to shipwrecked crew. National Archives, Lifesaving Station Report Baaddah Point 21 March 1929