The San Francisco call., 1909-10-29
pAssENeERs PAY sTowAwAYs FARE


shortly after The liner Siberia, which arrived
here yesterday. left Honolulu there emerged
from one Of the coal bunkers an unhappy look
Ing youth who gave his name as James Hawkins
James sSio Captain Feeder. before whom
TIE stows|ay vas taken. we VIII turn tAe
ship about and put yen ashore -
9smes interposed an objection He was an
American citizen, be SAD, who bad gone to
Oh alligator pears and piDesppies IN the event of
his not being able 10 get job The job had not
nsterIzlizec- Watchdogs and fences had inter
posed between him and the pears and pines He
had starved for the last five days Of his stay at
the island port. and IN desperation had slowed
Passengers who gathered sround and heard the
stowawsy's tale and watched the ssltF tears
cheeks begged Captain Feeder 70 let the boy stay
est lock and ssid -So:.
lar in Il and invited the others 20 chip in They
cl.ipped until the hat held the amount Of steer
age passage The money turned over 10 the
purser. and yesterday James Hawkins without
baggage. but ne longer hungry, stepped ashore
busted but ~ home
HEATED CARGO COOLED Al SEA
The Americsn ship Hawaiian Isles, Captain
Mailet. which arrived yesterday. 12S days from
Philadelphia. brought 1892 tons Of coal consigned
Il Balfour Guthrie & Co. The ship left Phila-
delphIa JuEe p and August it Was discovered
that the coal in No. hold bad become heated.
Tba-non,efprs showed The Temperature OF the
hold 70 be I60 degrees. Hstches were taken of
and for seven days all hands were kept busy
trimming the heated coal
IN this way Captsfn Mzliet succeeded in re-
ducing the temperature to the safety point, and
10 further trouble was experienced
days Tor refusing duty The Hawaiian Isles
spoke the Norwegian bark Frank August p on
Cape s. John
WILL CARRY BIG NEW YORK CARGO
The Pacific Mall company has been handling
much New York freight recently By way Of the
Panama railroad. The freishter Aztec. which
sailed the ether dsy for Panama direct, carried
about 900 tons Of New York cargo The Penn
sylTsnis Captain Saunders, will sail today for
The isshmus with 4.oO0 tons Of cargo. 2.o0O tons
freight on the Pennsylvania includes 1900 bar
rels OF California wine and 600 tons OF dried
California fruit
BRINGS ONLY ONE CABIN PASSENGER
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco. Captain g. c.
Trssk- which arrived yesterday from Panama and
way ports. brought only one cabin passenger.
William C. de B. Lopez, an engineer from Costa
Rics The liner brought Is sfeersge passengers.
including seven Chinese II brought treasure.
most Of il from the Buffers mines in Salvador.
cIuded shipments Of pipe steel and paper from
New York ana So bags Of coffee.
CURACAO ARRIVES FROM MEXICO
The Pacific Cosst steamship company's Curacao
way ports with 20 passengers and cargo which
included bullion. ore. live turtles and tropical
from Mazatlsr ay the Curacao was valued at
S2e. 600.
CHANGE OF MASTERS
Barkentine Gleaner--0lds master A. W Hall:
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Steamer Phoenix-0ld master, Charles Matsen
new master. John Hsyen.
Steamer Pennsylv2nia-OI6 master Hans
Thompson. new master, J. W. Saunders.
Steamer Scyo-Old master, Charles Lender
new master. G. A. B, Johsnssou.
EDrolled-Stesmer Melville Dollar. C. J. Fosen.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The United States cruiser Albany. Captafn
Oliver. sailed yesterday for Aagdslena bay for
record target practice
The schooner Lily. previously reported ashore
On the north spit Of the ImQua river, arrived
yesterday Umpqua and is loading for this
port
70 245 600 feet
Doctor Bass has been relieved BIZ Doctor Hawk
hurst as<urxeon of the liner Nippon Msru
SHAVING EEAR BANANAS UGLUczy
According 70 1ou Him. Chinese steersSe paE-
spnzer on the liner Siberia. il IS uniuckv while
sharing. TO have bunch OF bananas fall ON the
raznr. Tou Him has deep his head 10
prove that his prejudice Is not founded enpry
superstition
Ii wzs the day the liner left Honolulu thar
lou decided = shave ~ A--. He selected Z