The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners OF
the Pacific
Especial Dispatch to The calll


EUREKA, Aug. 1i..csptaln Nick Rosich, once
breaking trips made BY the schooner Fortuna q
| from eight mouths visit In Europe. During
his absence Captain Rosich visited the scene Of
| the Balkan war, having been near at hand when
| Scutari fell
| Word received from westport Ore, states
that George Hammer, who was swept TO sea a
| two fishermen from drowning at the mouth of the
Klamath river, has been landed safely there by
the steamer Shasta. The two men had gone out
| In small boat which capsized. Hammer started
in another boat to rescue them. but met the
watchers on the beach saw Hammer picked up
/ by ap unknown steamer which proved to be the
Shasta from San Francisco.
! Steamer City of Topeka arrived from San
Francisco this morning at 7:40 bringing i21 pas
sengers. This is the largest list for several
weeks. The Topeka sails again tomorrow
| Steamer Alliance. carrying 40 passengers and
! freight. sailed for Portland. Via Astoria and
Coos Bay. at $3.50 this morning.
! ABERDEEN. Aug. 1.-THE launching OF a
fishing craft which has been under way at the
| Endresen yards is scheduled In two weeks. The
vessel Is to be named Myrtle Endresen, In honor
be added to the fishing feet In Seattle controlled
| by the Endresen company 1t is 90 feet long. is
| feet breadth of beam and 10 feet depth of hold.
schooners Wilbur F. Smith from Antofagasta.
Alert from Honolulu and William Olsen from
| Apa. Samoa. will go drydock before loading.
| Arrivals-Steamers Doris Chehalis and Stanley
/ Dollar
/ Repairs on the steamer Centralia were com
pleted Saturday and she will sail tomorrow.
Steamer General Hubbard will complete her
cargo of 100000 feet Of lumber today and clear
tomorrow for San Francisco.
| Friday and Saturday registered heavy ship
ment of lumber from the harbor On these days
six steamers and one schooner cleared. Friday
steamers Columbia and Daisy cleared with car
goes totaling 100000 feet. and Saturday the
Hoqniam 750, 600 each and schooner Fred j. Wood
cleared with 100000 feet. This brought Satur-
days total output to S.750.000 feet. The ship
ment for the two days equaled 5,175,000 feet
PORTLAND, Aug 11--To load a cargo Of
wheat for Europe, the British steamer Celtic
day coming from Puget sound. She will take
some general cargo for Santa Rosslia In San
Francisco after leaving here.
Both the schooner Omega and the barkentine
John Palmer, which arrived in the river Satur
day night to load lumber, will go on the Port Of
Portland drydock for cleaning and painting be-
fore beginning to load
ToloaG lumber for San Francisco the steamer
shoshone dropped down at Oak point tonight
The steamer Temple r. Dorr Is dIscharging at
When she sails tomorrow for San Francisco
the Paraiso will have a cargo of 45O tons of
freight for transshipment to New York. besides
large amount of freight for San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Aug. little British steamer
0ceano, with cargo for Australia. arrived from
up river this morning and sailed tonight.
The steamer Breakwater arrived this morning
The steam schooner Klamath arrived from San
Francisco this morning to load lumber.
The steam schooner Saginaw arrived this
morning from San Francisco and proceeded.
The steam schooner Temple e. Dorr arrived
last night and proceeded.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. I.-Steamer Yucatan ar
rived from Portland and proceeded for San Diego.
Steamer Raymond arrived from WilIapa Harbor
with 100000 feet Of lumber. discharged part Of
cargo and proceeded for Santa Barbara.
Steamer Cricket arrived from Tacoma with
1 500 600 feet OF lumber.
| Steamer Multnomah arrived from Portland car
rying l. 100 600 feet Of lumber, and proceeded for
San Diego.
Steamer Bear cleared for San Francisco
SEATTLE, Aug. observation-disclosures Presi
dent from San Diego; German steamer O. Ferd
Iaeisz from Portland; steamer Hicks, from San
Francisco; revenue cutter Unalga, from Ber-
ing sea.
EVERETT Aug 11---Sailed-Steamer W. s.
Porter, for Port San Luis.