The provided source text does not contain biographical information about an author named W. S. Harris (William Shuler). Instead, the text details the history of the W.H. Harrison, a steam schooner that operated along the coast of Oregon, the lower Columbia River, and southwest Washington state from 1890 to 1905. During its years of operation, the vessel served the regional salmon cannery industry, which was a major business along the coast at the time. The W.H. Harrison transported passengers, general freight, and lumber, while also supplying materials to coastal canneries and transporting cases of canned salmon.
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