The San Francisco call., 1910-02-01


though lacking many of the modern
improvements of the other liners, is
one Of the most comfortable boats
crossing the Pacific. It's spacious din
ing room and its commodious social
tal have always commended il to
LoQIlsiS Il VIII carry in its holds a
L4i complement OF freight.
VIII Take Many Passengers
ne Oceanic steamship company's
steamer Aarlposa viii take IS passen-
gers when IL sails for Tahiti tomorrow
morning. Among the number are d
AtWater and wife, who have many in
tefests IL the islands, Mrs G. Coutts
81 81 B3eT,ReleT' VINO is going TO sydney;
= fellett, who is president Of the
ffanco-China bank at Papeete. and
MIS-. Pellet, q. l. Guthrie d mining
@nEineer. and Captain John Simpson.
eral merchandise.
Vessels still Bar Bound
The following vessels, all lumber
-anell- are stlll bar bound at Westport.
" ASH They are. the steamers Kilburn
theIalis; Tamalpais. Santa Monica:
Helene, and Carmel and the schooners
t-dWarc r. West, Sehome, g A Tavlor
1smet. Dauntless and Charles r.
War Vessel Sails
The British sIoop of war Algerine.
taptain Edwards. left for Esquimalt
yesterday afternoon. II has been in
tHe harbor for the last week taking on
supplies.
TIE Algerine was one Of the vessels
l-at represented Great Britain during
Inc Portola festivities. After the car
sa'.5 alE@t h. the Algerine proceeded to the
HoAthern coast points. where it has
since been until its return TO this port.
Blows Gale on Heads
heavy gale swept the entrance to
lie Golden Gate Yesterday afternoon
and caused the pilot boats off the heads
O'Clock the wind was blowing at the
rate Of $ miles an hour at Point Reeves
ana ~ The FarallOnes il was sweeping
along AT the rate Of As miles an hour
HiIOnian Due This .MornIns
According TO d wireless received late
sunday night from the steamship
31-lonian. that vessel was 545 miles of
ialS port and expected TO reach here
~ CLOCK this morning.
Arrives at Honolulu
fine Pacific mail steamship Siberia
rElved at Honolulu yesterday. bound
r The orient. II sailed from this port
.enlary -.
Wafer Front Notes
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
yesterday by sail amounted TO 100000
The transport Logan. with the First
th.s port from Manila February Il
Searches for Missing ship
SEATTLE. Jan. 31.-The steamship
Victoria is making a special run from
seward % Cyak, kadiak Island. Alaska.
To search for the Alaska steamship
companT's steamship Farallon. which
left PORT Graham January for
liamma bay and has not since been
heard from. The past month has been
very stormy in northern waters. and
while The owners express confidence
that the FarallOn is safe and has taken
shelter at some island port there is
deep anxiety among shipping men. The
arallon has stores for three months
She has no wireless equipment.
Seize Opium on Liner China
Another seizure Of opium was made
on The steamer China by Inspector
Richardson, who found 25 tins CON
cealed In the steerage baggage and
among the freight Surveyor of the
Port Edward I. Woodward has pro
NOTED Inspector Patrick OBJ Hufaker
- day Inspector in the place Of H F.
EurhrOf resigned.
By United Wireless
Monday. January 81
eIEAAER MANN SIITE-Hence Jan - for
Coos bay; Jan. 90. p. NJ. % miles south Of
northwest Seal rocks; Eight west wind; wester-
iy swell, cloudy; barometer 30.I4.
STEAMER KANSAS CITY-Hence Jan % for
Astoria and Portland; Jan. -. S:3O D. M IS