Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-02
KLAMATH goes II
ALASKA AFTER
THIS TRIP

They stood in lines, 10 and Is people
at a time, in front of Purser George
Howard's office on the steamer Klam-
ath today. some booking passages and
others trying to arrange accommoda-
tien for future trips. 1t is predicted
that the Klamath will be booked to ca
pacity when she sails for Pearl Harbor
tonight prior to her departure for San
Diego.
The Mccormick blue star steamer
arrived rat daybreak from San Francis
co With light cargo of lumber and a
heavy shipment of piling. the former
for Honolulu and the piling for Pearl
Harbor. She locked at Pier II to
discharge passengers and later in the
morning moved to Pier Is to unload
the lumber. She leaves for Pearl Har-
Dor tonight and will return Saturday,
probably to Pier 6, and her schedule
calls for a departure from that wharf
Saturday night.
From Honolulu the Klamath will go
to Hilo where she viii stay three days
loading 10000 ties for the Santa Fe
railroad and ohfa blocks as a cargo
filler. Thence she will go to San
Diego, making the trip in about eight
days. She will remain in that port
for two days and will then proceed to
San Pedro for a short stop prepare
tory to going on to San Francisco.
Included in the passenger list of the
Klamath from San Francisco today are
DIR. E. F. Scott and Mrs. Scott. DR..
Scott is a Hollister, CAL. dentist and
a good Elk so Purser George says.
They are making the round trip in
the steamer.
Miss Margaret McAllister and Miss
Blanche Delaney are two Portland
young ladies making the round trip in
the Klamath. j. W. Dalby, Panama
canal employee, arrived on the steamer
to settle In Honolulu. Mrs. o. B. Earle,
wife of the chief electrician OF the
submarine F-2, returned to Honolulu
on the vessel.
j. Rivers and Mrs. Rivers are Cali
fornians coming to reside on Maui.
Alfred Craven of London is tourist
who said the trip of the klamath was
great sport. Mrs. e. Bullen Of Evans
Vile, ILL.,, likes the klamath SO well,
so she said on arrival today. that she
has booked passage for the return.
Mrs. F. w. Hedegard returned to
Honolulu on the klamath. W. D. East
man is a San Franciscan who Is trav-
cling on the steamer for his health.
Thomas r. Cotton is here to visit his
brother for few weeks. r.. Y. JelEI
ings and Mrs. feelings lived in the ISL
ands for 20 years or more and lett |
here a few years ago. They returned |
on the Klamath today and intend to /
spend the restoof their days in Hawaii |
nei. &c 20
Mr. and Mrs. Gudemeir lived in
London. although he is Of German /
birth. They are coming to Honolulu
to RENAME until after the war.
1t will DE several weeks, II not /
months. before the klamath docks +
mere again. This steamer has caused
more talR along Honolulu's waterfront
nam any ship which has touched here +
,ifce the advent OF the German gun
ooat Geier. She Is going TO Portland I
rom san Francisco and thence 10 {
Alaska for one trip. Whether she will (
;ofne here Immediately atter fhat Trip
8 not knewtJ.. -: II:
thief Engineer Jahnsen Is aceompa-
lied on the trip from San FRANCISCO !.
a Honolulu and return by Mrs. 1ahn. !;
en-. HE two. daughters. Hiss Irene and
Madeline Jahnsen aud by his son. +
JahnseR. They wanted 70 +
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