The San Francisco call., 1910-06-07
Presidekt sails for tho south


Tire Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's President sailed yesterday for
southern California with about 300
passengers. Among them were:
Miss 6. Layton Mrs. C. Jordon
Mrs. y. S Estcb Miss Jordon
Miss H. ). Moshcr Miss r. Bailey
Miss ~ Crsndell Miss c. NJ. Sutherland
Miss J. Caraile Mrs. F. Smith
Miss II. Enderlin Miss D. Smith
Miss DpPenbeinler 7. j. Benz
T. olassey and wife Mrs. E. J. Benz
{. N. Mall and wife F. c. Benz
=. B. Mackey l. NJ Dodd
=. SkOr C. Watson
Miss I. Alien Mrs. de Armean
5 Hammer Miss II. Rusng
Miss NJ. Christman Miss NJ. Mathes
Miss q. Aseh Mrs. Reynoldson
NJ. Oppenheimer A. MartineIf
F. Daneri and wife r. Chambers
J. z: Scott Mrs. w. S. Fox
a Meeker Mrs. Craghan
]. Z. Hoffman and wifsi Miss Vincent
A. Van de- Naillen Miss O'Rourke
Korea VIII Sail Today
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, Cap
tain Sandberg, will sail at ! O'clock
thls afternoon for Honolulu and the far
east This IS one of the Korea's off
trips, as both passenger and freight
lists Will be light. The Korea will take
from here only about 100 cabin pas
sengers, and of these many are going
only as far as Honolulu. Five hundred
tons of the 5000 ton cargo are also
FOR the island port. The cargo for the
orient includes 600 tons OF raw cotton
for Japan.
Among the passengers will be Miss
Margaret l. Venton, private secretary
cifc mail company. Miss Venton is
going TO make the round trip between
here and Honolulu by way of vacation
Another passenger for Honolulu will
be Assistant Surgeon Z. r. Marshall
Of the marine hospital service.
Tyee Station Has % Whales
The new tanker J. a. Chanslor,
DfOHlSrnT a Z ~ f17o Ioc- af -
Whaier Lizzie Sorenson, which was
sunk some weeks ago by a blow from
a whales tail. The loss of the Soren-
son VIII not affect the work of the
station very seriously, as the company
has the whalers Tyee Jr. and Fearless
When the Chanslor left Tyee they had
they were busy converting into fertil-
izer and other products. The Chanslor
left 10000 barrels of fuel oil at the
station.
Japanese Liner on the Way
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru.
Captain Smith, is due next Friday from
the far east and is expected to reach
this port about 10 o'clock. in the fore
passengers, S5 Asiatics and 2,45O tons
of cargo. The freight includes 43 tons
OF raw silk, 10 tons Of mating and 3O5
tons or tea and overland merchandise.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber Yesterday by sea
The tug Hercules left Astoria yester-
day for San Diego with a log raft in
tow.
The navy colHe>Justin. Captain Mer
riweather, arrived yesterday from San
Diego and proceeded direct to Mare
island.
The Norwegian steamer Jethou.
which arrived yesterday, 73 days from
Norfolk, Va, brought $500 tons of coal
for the United States navy.
John K. Bulger, federal inspector of
steam vessels. left yesterday with Mrs.
Bulger for vacation in the Yosemite
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru,
which left here May 81 for the orient
arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Pacific Mail liner City of Pan
anna left San Bias June 4 for this port.
cruiser Marblehead was taken along
side the bunkers at California City
Sunday to be coaled.
Fate of Merchant Marine
NEW YORK, June 6;-one by one
to this port from all parts of the world
to be dismantled and converted into
coal barges, which, according to ship
ping men are more profitable.
The American bark Charmer. just in
from Elizabeth, South Africa. is the
latest arrival.
The American ship Shenandoah.
which is now I10 days from San Fran
cisco. is expected at this port soon
and II also will become coal barge.
The vessel is the biggest American
sailing ship afioat and is 20 years old.
BY United Wireless
Monday. June 6.
STEAMER COL. E. L. DRAKE-Hencs June 4
for Seattle; June 3, p. M, 10 miles southeast
Of ST. George reef: clear; light northwest wind
and smooth; barometer 30.lS; temperature 56.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-Hence June for
Portland; June ). p. m.. miles south of
Cape Blanco; weather fine: clear; calm and
smooth. barometer 5000; Temperature 81.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-Hence June for
Hilo: June s. .. m, 256 miles OF San Fran
cisco; partly cloudy; light north northwest
wind and
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
for San Francisco: June 6, a. M, on Point
Sur
Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.