The San Francisco call., 1913-08-12
TWO | L|NE rs FOR
ORIENT TO-DAY
Korea and Hongkong Maru
Will Sail at l O'Clock
This Afternoon

Two regular passenger liners will
leave port at 1 o'clock today for the
far east. via Honolulu. The Korea will
leave from the Pacific Mail wharf, pier
z2, and the Hengkong Maru will take
its departure from the Western Pacific
pier. AS the Pacific Mail company and
the Toyo Kisen Kaisha cooperate In
the matter of joint sailing schedule.
double sailing is an unusual occur
renee. 1t never happened before and
PROBABLY will not occur again. The
Hongkong Maru has just been put back
on this run and to make a place for
It the schedule has been reorganized.
BY the time ii returns TO this port the
Hongkong Maru viii have been worked
into its proper place in the new
schedule.
The Hongkong will take from here
full cargo. but few passengers. There
Will be only 20 in the cabin. S. Ebara,
the Japanese peer who came to America
to investigate the alien land legislation,
is returning on the Hongkong. George
c. Hanson' American Vice consul at
Cheefoo, viii be passenger on the
liner. There viii also be number of
missionaries
The Korea's passenger acconlmoda-
tions have been sold out. The liner
will carry 100 cabin passengers, 80 in
the second cabin and 175 Asiatics.
The passengers will include seven
priests from New Orleans, going to the
Philippines, and seven oil well experts
who are going to Pearl harbor to do
some work for the navy department in
connection with the big drydock.
There will be about 80 missionaries
among the passengers and 15 fnsular
employees, bound for Manila.
Sierra Sails This Afternoon
The Oceanic Steamship company's
liner Sierra, Captain III. c. Houdlette,
will sail at o'clock this afternoon for
Honolulu. The liner viii carry full
cargo and 103 cabin passengers. Among
he no x1~f1l hn
Parker and Mrs. w. NJ. Langton. pub
Usher of the Paradise of the Pacific,
viii return to Honolulu on the liner:
Other passengers will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Leonhardt of Los Angeles
and Miss Elizabeth O'Connell OF Chi
cage.
Point Arena Goes to Pieces
Word was received yesterday from
Pigeon point confirming the report that
the steamer Point Arena. which went
ashore there Saturday morning, would
be a total loss. According to latest
advices from the scene of the wreck,
the vessel has gone to pieces.
siberia Is Due Friday
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. home
ward hound from the orient, was 1888
miles from here at S o'clock Sunday
will arrive about 9 o'clock a. m, ac-
eording to a wireless from Captain
Zeeder-
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to $4,000 feet.
The Oceanic Steamship company s.
liner Ventura. due Thursday from sgd
ney. was 1928 miles from here at
S o'clock D. m. Sunday.
The Union Steamship company's liner
Moana left Sydney August 8 for this
port.
The liner Nile arrived August at
Hongkong, also the Tenyo Maru.
The Pacific Coast Steamship COM
pany's new liner Congress sailed from
Delaware breakwater Sunday for this
port.
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania
will sail at noon today for Panama
direct with so cabin passengers.
Change of Masters
Schooner Ruby, A. J. Anderson, old
master; John Desecker, new master.
EnroIimenfs
Schooner Muriel, ]. S. Hellingsen,
master