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|port of Prince Rupert for t

|in production of Canadian h
jin the low prices which prevailed
for fish almost throughout the sea-
son. This condition made it impos-
sible to operate the gasoline-driven
vessels at a profit. The only boats
that had a chance to make it pay
ithis year were those equipped with
the more economical diese} engines
and even some of these lost money.
|The net result of the low price si-
tuation Was that such of the hali-
but vessels as could do so deserted
{the halibut fishery for other lines
of endeavor while many other boats
tied up for varying periods during
ithe season. The 1932 season was
‘undoubtedly the worst on record
so far as the Canadian fleet was

 

 

 

 

“Rupert Brand”

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The Fish which made Prince Rupert Famous

concerned financially. Happily en-
ough, fatalities were at a minimum
| during the season although early
‘in the season two or three of the
Canadian fishing vessels came to
grief by burning and other causes.
Weather conditions on the banks,
taking it as‘a whole, were about

| average.

' Following iis a table showing the
number of trips made, the amount
of fish landed and the avérage fare
per trip for each of the boats of the

jj Canadian fleet during the 1932 sea-
son

| No.of Total Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Trips Catch Trip :
Atli : 10 109.000 10-900) *he third greatest number of trips
a ‘Alken 4 33,500 8.375 —1% for a total of 189,000 pounds
| Alice May 4 10.900 2725), The Takla Capt Chris Parkvold
| Aleve 7 31.400 4,491 ae the greatest average poundage
Albert K 7 32.300 4.614) Per trip this year—36,500 pounds.|
Borgund ‘8 <n 10.500 3.500 The Cape Beale, Capt. Edgar Arnott
Prepared Daily By | Bayview 10 63.500 6,350 kwhich held the poundage record ‘of 4
\Cape Spencer 7 70.300 10.071 33,86 pounds last year, was second |
Fi h ld S z C Lid 'Covenant 10 180,500 18,050, ‘MS year with 26,667. The Covenant
Canadian IS torage 0., t a Cape Race 2 11,000 5.500, C@Pt. Hans Underdahl, had the
. Cape Beale 3 86,000 28,667|"iTd greatest average — 18,050)
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. Capella 12, 117,000 9,750 | POunds
Clipper II 4 28,000 7,000 nt
D. 8; T. 1 1,500 1,500 A Bird Out of Hand
Domino I 2 — 5.350) From Big-"Bay last week-end
CANADIAN PACIFIC jDrott é . nee 7 came a good hunting story to show
To Vancouver PRINCESS NORAH--Oct. 12. 24. Nov. 2 [Sdward Lipsett 7 52,000 = 7,429 linat there are geese tales just as
To Vancouver PRINCESS ADELAIDE—Fridays, 10 p.m. via Ocean atc Ray ? mare os well as fish tales. It seems that
Falls and Way Ports. |Embla ‘ 35,500 8,875 three of our doughty local hunt
To Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau, Skagway PRINCESS NORAH Fanny F cit 16,500 SAD ean han: shit down two cece sina it
Oct. 8, 20, 29 For Information call or write }Gibson 16 140,600 8,750 were trudging lake the Mas or
W. L. COATES, General Agent Prince Rupert, B.u. Icuivik 12 = 117,000 9,750 earrvine beads ne the the sanitiie
=» |Gony cll 187000 IL SRBR en one of them decided that it
pean | Helen II 10 120,000 12,000] wouldn't be a bad idea to bleed hi
UNION STEAMSHIPS LIMITED ee B 0.0ND 7800 [bird in the conventional fashion
at Steamers leave Prinve Rupert for Vancouver Sean Batikey 1 950 950 After some discussion tne other
T.S.S. CARDENA EVERY TUESDAY, 1:30 P.M. | . huntsman decided he would
Via Ocean Falls and Waypoints, arriving Vancouver Thurs jIngrid H 12 111,500 9,292 | likewise and had just released hi
T.S.S. VENTURE EVERY FRIDAY MIDNIGHT. }Pohanna 3 16,500 5,500/erasp on the bird’s neck when, lo
Arriving Vancouver Sunday midnight. approx Joe Baker 2 4,500 2,250
Weekly sailings to Port Simpson, Alice Arm, Anyox, Stewart and Naas IR 2 26200 13.100 and behold if the blinkin’ thing
River points, Sunday, 8 p.m j ’ ’ didn’t up and fly away just like
Further information regarding all satlings and tickets at | Kaien 3 43,000 14,333] that Much to his disgust did thi
FRINCE RUPERT AGENCY: Second A venue. Phone 568, Livingstone 12 157,000 13.084 eetieman tit meet tind nh 4 a
ecg HRMMe ARENA ate Inthe hands wort
W. M. Emory of Toronto, who/jlaide last evening for Vancouver | Morris H 1 77.500 11.714
has been spending the summer in whence he will proceed east |Mavflowe: 3 8,500 2 833
the Atlin district as pilot of one of | Emory came out last week from At-/} Minnie V 2 7.700 3.850

the Eastman flying boats which has|lin with one of the flying boats } Melville
been engaged in prospecting work! which he delivered to a purchaser | Margaret I

there, sailed on the Princess Ade-/|at Anyox

 

 

5 67,000 13,400
2 15,500 7,750
Molly B 1 500 500
Nuba 5 18,500 3,700
Prosperity A 10 150,500 15,050
Pair of Jacks 10 107,200 10,720

 

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THE DAILY NEWS

WATERFRONT WHIFFS

 

Canadian Landings Down This Year — Relief
_ Brought in Most Fish This Year — Individual
Production Records For Season

The grand total of Canadian halibut landings at the|
he 1932 season was 4,142,250!
| pounds as compared with 5,697,800 pounds in 1931, 6,445,-!
500 pounds in 1930, 7,452,750 pounds in 1929 and 7,481,300}
| pounds in 1928. The principal reason for the large decrease |
alibut this year can be found |

 

| Takla 2 73,000 36,500}
Teeny Milly ..8 65,500 8,188]
Teddy .... ] 700 700
Viking I 14 148,000 10,571 |

Miscellaneous 1,350

The above statistics show that
the Relief, Capt. Merrill Sollows
brought in the most fish of any in-

fleet, her season’s catch being 189
000 pounds in 13 trips. The Coven
ant, Capt. Hans Underdahl. was s«

pounds in 12 trips. The Cape Beak

ume of landings, brought in only
86,000 pounds in three trips this
year to Prince Rupert.

The Gibson, Capt. Chris Henrick-
sen, made the greatest number of
trips this year, namely 16 for a to-

made the greatest number of trips
last year, was second this season
vith a total of 14 fares for a season's
production of 148,000 pounds. The
Relief, Capt. Merrill Sollows, made

 

Vera Beatrice 12 131,000 10,917}
White Hope ....12 148,500 12,375]

dividual vessel of the Canadian]

cond with 180,500 pounds in 10 trips}
while the Livingstone, Capt. Tony |
Martinusen, was third with 157,000 |

which led the fleet in 1931 for vol-

 

 

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men’s and Children’s wear ar-
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Very low prices; large selec-
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Best values in the city given
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tal catch of 140,600 pounds. The}
Viking I, Capt. H. Erickson, which |

 

 

Rivers Inlet pack

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LAMB’S RUM

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iP. Dorreen 3 25700 8 567\ Lamb's Fine Old Navy”
| Palander 4 14,700 3,675|§ PROOF oo
\R. W 10 83,300 ~—-8,330 Old and Good!
|Royal III 2 9,800 re Ack the Betich Havy!

| Relief 13 189,000 14,550 aD - at "oO eae
} _— - ¢ irec rom vovernment il-
se — : ‘ ae aa quor Control Mail Order De-
Fs partment, Victoria, B.C
;Sea Maid 5 49,500 9,900

Selma 1 4,000 4,000]

| Southend 7 108,000 15,423) This advertisement is aot pub-
|Signal 8 100,000 12,500) lished or displayea by the
| Toodie 8 64,500 8,043; Liquor Control Board or by
| Ternen 6 53,500 8,917 the Government of British
Tramp 12 124,000 10,333 Britiah Columbia

  

n the bush, was not so hot after

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all |
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Without mentioning any names,
e might suggest if ‘any one does}

not trust the veracity of this-story, |

1e might get in touch with Paul |

Armour, Harry Ormiston or Charlie}

fvitt who may have further parti- |
ulars.

The latest official bulletin on the;

Aritish Columbia canned salmon

jack shows that, up to October 22
he total coast pack this year
tood at 1,020,013 cases as compar-

d with 664,207 cases at a similar}

date last year. The Naas River pack |
was placed at’79,052 cases this year |

as compared with 14,674 cases last

he Skeena River pack at 223,322)
|

cases as against 173,543 cases the |

71,634 cases in|

ompa ym with 76,517 cases, the}

iso!
{Smith’s Inlet pack at 26,362 cases
aS against 13,915 cases, the central}

area pach 264,629 cases in com-|

126,934 cases and the

Queen Charlotte Islanc pack at

1.851 cases as compared with 6,187

Coho trolling i continuing on
Skidegate B ccording to word
received in town, a few boats pack |
ng Prince Rupert for themselve
Since the buy left the Queen |
sharlotte Islands, the run of cohoe

reportec nave peen extra good

Cap 1m Larsen, one of the pio- |
neer trollers of the Queen Charlotte
isiands, had the misfortune recent-|

to break rankshaft at Cum
hewa and ha 0 be towed back to
Skidegate Inle Capt. Larsen ha

1uled his bo which is named

the water and will

put in the winter with Jack Rennez

t Last Chance Farm, Skidegate In

Articles By Local Men
A new progress report which has

>|

been published by the Biolovica!

Board of Canad contains inter- | anot!
esting and instructive articles by
three membet of the scientific

{ of the Prince Rupert Fisheries | anc
Experimental Station. D. B. Finn | Rupe t
director of the local station, writes
on the subject of “Advances in | while on
Knowledge of Freezing,” Otto c./5!
Young on “The Dehydration of Fish |
in Cold Storage,” and P. A, Sunder- | wate!
land on “Analysis of Pacific Coast | cleared
|Porpoise Oil } soon

saiiisiiiee |board took

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