The San Francisco call., 1913-08-07
SAN PEDRO To BE
4 PORT OF CALL
Arnerican-Hawaiian Line to
Make Improvements in
Service
Provisions Are Made in New
Schedule for Direct Ship
ments to Charleston

Williams, Dimond g. Co, general
agents for the American Hawaiian
line. yesterday announcer number Of
important changes for the improve
the steamer Nevadan, leaving here
August so. some of the steamers will
make regular calls at San Pedro TO ae-
eommodate shipments originating IN
southern California.
All steamers from here will handle
both domestic and foreign cargo. The
Tehuantepec railroad at Puerto Mexico
have promised ample sailing to insure
the prompt lifting Of foreign ship
ments.
A steamer will be dispatched from
here every few days. but not all the
seuthbound steamers Will call at San
Pedro. There will be sailing from
that port every % DAYS. The COM
psny's northbound steamers will con-
tinue TO cali at San Diego. The rates
from San Pedro will be the same as
those maintained from other Pacific
I'VE expect also the announcement
continues. "te have two or possibly
three steamers. which will lift cargo
Tehuantepec route. We will handle
carload shipments of canned fruit and
vegetables. canned fish. dried fruit and
beans. subject to rates 10 cents per 100
peuH .ave New York rates.
nected to have the first
sra 'esmer sail from orr Pa
enc COHS ITS the last n9lI ~ sep
tember er the first half OF October.
There will be a second one in NaNerr-
her and possibly a third steamer the
last half of December"
The treasury department at Wash
ing1on has. according to advices re-
ceiyed here yesterday. upheld the pilots
in their controversy of some weeks ago
with Collector Stratton regarding the
regis tratien al this port of all foreign
tonnage. The pilots insisted that such
tonnage should be registered here and
matter was referred to Washin gton
and is now decided, in favor of the
pilots and against Collector Stratton.
Acapulco Arrives From Panama
Crowded with refugees from Mexico,
the Pacific Maii liner Acapulco. CAPTAIN
Trask, arrived here yesterday from
Panama and way ports At Mazatian
more passengers were awaiting pas
sage than there was room for on the
Acapulco Through the influence of
the American consul refugees, more or
less destitute were given first chance.
The passengers included:
From New Yerk-AIiss NJ A Arueld
Jusuita T. Menneft. Mrs. Steila Pyster. Robert
Pyster, Miss Margareta P5steF Thomas E.
SchelleF
forinte-Fred Craib.
Saltns Cruz-James Carson Mrs. May E Car
son James Carson Jr,, Miss Map Carson
negro, Alfonso de Ia Gerds. Louis X. Fletcher,
Mrs Gertrude x. Fletcher. sydney n Suther
lana. Mrs. cara v. sutherland. Percy e. WILSON
Msnzsnillo-sfiss Msrgarifa Baker Miss Flo
ritz Baker, Mrs Sarah A. Baker. Jakob A. Bon
neFie Mrs Maria T. Bradford. Alfred R. Downs
Juan Douglas, Mrs Carmsn de Douglas. Miss
Marie Douglas. Mrs. Sarah de f. EmhurF. Miss
Gertrude EmhurF, Carlos r. Espino. Mrs. Car
leta 7. de Espine. Mrs Jesus Lirs. Miss Mati4de
Espine. Miss Rutla Espino. Colonel James J.
TifsEerrell, Mrs Minnie II. Ford. Mrs Edwidge
2 Garner, =. E Nyherg, Mrs Mary G. Payne
Roberto s. Silva. Mrs EIoisa S. Silva, James G.
TsEsres. Mrs Vina r. Wilbur, Armand c. Weill,
Edward r. Ward.
Two big Liners Due Today
The Japanese liner shfnyo Maru
Captain H. Stanley Smith. is due to-
day from the orient and, according to
wireless message received yesterday,
will arrive at daylight The Union
tain Evans. is also due today and is
expected to reach quarantine about 7
O'Clock a. m Both steamers are
crowded with passengers and the port
officials are prepared for busy day.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The Japanese liner Chiye Maru ar
rived at HoHgkong July 81 from this
The liner Manchuria left Hongkong
August 3 for this port
The harbor commissioners viii hold
their regular weekly meeting in the
ferry depot this morning.
Customs EnroIIments
The following enrollments were
registered a [ the custom house yester-
day: Schooner Linnea, f. o. Wenquist
master; steamer Leader. ". H Stoffel,
master.
Register al Masters
The following changes of masters
We're registered at the custom house
yesterday.
Steamer Midnena-New master. EA
Pomtn; late master Manual SWartz
Schooner Magnolia-New master AL
fred Christensen; late MASTER r. A
Sehnalle.
Steamer Onisbo-New master. C F.
Christensen; late master, w. H Stoffel
Steamer Grace Dollar-New master
9; J. Fosen; late master. John Nc
Clements
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