The San Francisco call., 1906-11-14
Say They Did Not Iutiny.
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific.

TACOMA, Nov. 13-The German bark Nal
sailed from here today with a cargo of wheat
for Birkenhead. The French bark Canrobert
TTitb wheat 1ibe schooner v-iiism Royyden left
for San Pedro today with cargo of lumber.
The British steamer Inveric sailed from Union
Bay today with cargo of lumber for Aus
tralia.
Genuine summer weather was experienced by
the steamer Umatilla in steaming up the coast
from San Francisco After taking cargo she
left here today for San Francisco via ports.
The bark Gerard C. Tobey arrived here today
from Honolulu and win load lumber.
EUREKA, Nov. 13-The arrival of the Arctic
was reported today. The steamer Guslala which
sailed from San francisco Monday. also arrived
There seems TO be conflict of authority be-
tween the headquarters men of the sailors
ion at San Francisco and Sorenson. their agent
here. The local agent seemed to want TO ignore
the basis of settlement made in San Francisco
which would permit union sailors to take lumber
from non-union longshoremen and deliver freight
TO them the wharf. and under his fnterpre-
taton of the situation the agent yesterday called
out the crew of the steam schooner Dispatch
which to have been loaded by the Hum
boldt Stevedoring Company. The Milmen's AS
sociation and the Stevedoring Company yester-
day complained of this of the local agent
to the headquarters of the Sailors Union and
the sailors notified Agent Sorenson that he must
return the men 10 the vessel. This was ac
cordlngly done today and the union sailors are
now working with the non-union stevedores
PORTLAND. Nov. 13.-The steamers Alliance
and r. A. kilburn are due to arrive in this
The steamers Roanoke and Costa Rfca sailed
for California ports last night. The Costa Rica
carried passengers for the first time in many
months.
Announcement was made this morning of the
charter OF the British ship Conway Castle TO
load a general cargo at Antwerp for Portland
at % shillings. the highest rate at which a
vessel has been engaged to transport freight
from Europe to the Pacific Coast for years
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. chartered the British
steamship strathford. 2599 tons net register.
this morning 70 transport wheat from Portland
to either Shanghai or Hongkong This firm
mas also secured for the same purpose the Nor
wegian steamships Norman Isles and Hercules.
which were taken with the option of loading on
The steamer Meteor win finish loading lumber
Francisco with 1.75o.o0o feet.
The Norwegian steamer Terje Vixen is ex-
pected to finish her lumber cargo today. She
goes to Port Pirie, Australia, and will return
for two more cargoes
The American bark Homeward Bound cleared
for San Francisco today with 1887 $40 feet of
lumber. The British bark Gagate will clear
for Valparaiso today with 100000 feet of
100000 feet of lumber.
The steam schooner Johan Poulsen cleared for
San Francisco last night with 100000 feet Of
lumber
The steamers Alliance and F. A. Kilburn
are due to arrive in the harbor tomorpw morn
ing from Coos Bay and San Francisco
The American bark Homeward Bound cleared
for San Francisco today with 1,Ss7.34o feet of
lumber
The steamer Meteor will finish loading lumber
Francisco with 1.75e.000 feet
Storm warnings again displayed along
the coast and fresh disturbance is expected off
the Columbia River bar. District Forecaster
Beals says the present storm is one of the most
prolonged recorded in this district
Because the main fall snapped today while a
sling carrying three barrels of cement was being
hoisted froIa the hold of the British ship liver
ness-shire, a. French. longshorcman. lies In
/ a critical condition at local hospital. His
skull is believed to be fractured and his rccoY-
cry is doubtful.
Captain Jorgensen. finished diseharging her lunl-
ber cargo and cleared today for Eureka, taking
freight and passengers.
| The schooner w. J. Patterson is out two days