The San Francisco call., 1910-06-15

Portland traffic. High insurance rates yes
sells crossing this bar and the great amount
of freight being handled the Portland ana
San Francisco run by the Elder and the Roanoke
are said TO be the reasons for this reported
change.
The freighter Francis H. Lsggett shifted last
evening to the Dolbeer & Carson wharf, where it
will load 10000 ties for San Pedro After they
are loaded 1t returns to the Samoa wharyes 10
complete cargo.
LOS ANGELES. June 14-Arrived- Steamers
Governor, from Seattle; Helen r. Drew from
rus and J. i. Stetson, from Portland; Whittier,
from San Francisco: Lacy, from Umpgua river.
Sailed-Steamers George W. Elder for Port
land; San Jacnto for Grays HarDor Olympic,
for Bellingham. Grace Dollar, for Redondo; Are
tic for Hardy Creek.
PORTLAND. June Twin 10000 feet of
lumber for San Francisco the steam schooner
Bowdoin Captain Iibbetts, has cleared at the
custom house.
Carrying 800 passengers and large amount OF
freight the steamer Roanoke Captain Dunhani
sailed tonight for Los Angeles, by way OF san
Francisco.
That another large cigar shsped log raft viii
soon be made ready to send to California ports
is evidenced by the fact that the steamer
Thomas l.. Wand which arrived last night
from the bay city. had large amount of raft
chains which it delivered at Stella on the way
up the river.
Captain Maresca arrived Rt 1043 o'clock last
night at the Linton ballast docks. After dis
charging 1t Will proceed to Prescott 10 load
lumber for the Oregon pine export lumber com
pany for the United Kingdom.
10 load T50 tons of wheat for the orient the
Norwegian steamer Henrik Ibsen of the Port
land aud Asiafic line shifted from Banhelds dock
to Oceanic dock last night
Captain Glenn Randall. superintendent OF the
Red Stack tugs in San Francisco. was in the
city ON his way home from the east. While here
he visited the Willamette iron and steel works
and looked over the new tug 0neonta, which ex-
cited his admiration.
Arrived Steamers Beaver and Johann Paul
sen. from San Francisco.
Sailed-Steamers Roanoke. Tamalpais and
Eleanor, for San Francisco; steamer Thomas L..
Wand. for Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, June 14.-British tramp steamer
English Monarch steamed for the lower haFbor
today with cargo of 100000 feet of lumber.
which will be supplemented by nearly 1900 900
English Monarch 5 cargo will go to Africa.
Steamer Coronado arrived today from San
Francisco with passengers and freight.
Schooner Manila which received a crew from
! Tacoma. sailed this afternoon for Callao.
Steamer Carlos sailed from Hoquiam for San
| Francisco.
Bark Jane l. stanford arrived tonight from
Honolulu and the steamer Daisy Mitchell from
San Francisco.
Ponlsen arrived today from san Francisco to load
! lumber for a return.
Steamer Golden Gate. which has been equipped
! for passenger service, sailed this morning for
/ Tillamooh with freight and passengers.
] Steamer Eureka arrived this morning from Eu-
reka and will resume its rams between there
Steam schooner Rainier arrived today from San
Francisco to load y lumber for . return
Der for san Francisco went TO sea THIS morning..
| TACOMA, June 4.-Arrived-British steamer
strathspey. from Comox. B. c.; japanese steam
/ or Chicago Maru. from Yokohama: American
/ steamer President. from San Francisco
/ DepaFted--Britisf steamef Ardmount. for Aus
i tralia; British steamer keemnm, for Seattle.
/ SEATTLE. June 4.-Arryed-Steamer Hornet,
from San Francisco: steamer City Of Puebia. from
San Francisco: steamer CiIy of Pueba. from
>ornd ports: barge AIciaBope, from Boat harbor:
steamers Columbian. from Salina Cruz. via San
Francisco: British steamer Keemum. from Ta-
coma; steamer Northwestern from Port Blake
hey: steamer Delhi from Los angeles: United
States gunboafs Wheeling and PetreP TAI Brcnl-
| ertonl, from San Francisco
Departed-Inifea states steamer Mapza1iia
/ for southern Alaska British steamer Canfs. for
! Victoria: steamer flcrlcf. FOR Tacoma: steamer
Cottage City, for SEagway; steamer Spokane fol
southeastern Alaska crIiise.