Saturday
.
August
3ft,
1
02
4.
THE-DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
-IT
PAY,
IF
IT'S
ON
OR
UNDER
THE
WATER
WE
DO
IT.
Diving,
Dredging,
Lightering
Con
I
in?
Ships,
Heavy
Rifling,
Oencral
Salvape
Work.
Pumping
a
Speciality
VANCOUVER
DREDGING
AND
SALVAGE
CO.
LTD.
COW
BAY.
Phones:
Green
259.
Green
487.
Record
Month
The
"bundling"
tof
Canadian
American
schooners
on
Hie
1
I
.
.
1
II..
.....
r
ki?tl
OPOIS
lias
iieen
i
n
iiIum:
hi
II2UIP!
liailllUI
IHI1HIIIK3
I
ill"
vi-i:
llian
foi
several
weeks
past.
Ow
ing
(0
'HP
goon
prices
one
rintr
l.if
haliliut
at
Ketchikan
at
lite
hrnl
of
Hie
week
liy
the
fish
buy..
rs
for
fold
storage,
nurpje?
Intir
American
schooner
sold
1
10
000
pounds
of
halibut
nt
rthe
atlliern
port
early
in
the
week
hr
iiiseuce
of
this
landing
lias,
luyiiorc
niatvrially
reduced
itlie
I'Aiiip.
nt
halibut
sold
,on
illie
Kal
r
li
hxrhange.
Last
Bionlh
s
landings
!nan
.'a
cln.se
conil
when
the
total
halibut
ii'lit
here
wa.,3,388,IOO
while
i.i
uigust,
IM3,
3,300,000
pounds
bf
halibut
was
shinned
from
Mncc
Hifpert.
Prices
(hit
week
'if
both
ianadlan
and
American
first
nn,
second
class
landinvr
pave
clianj.inl
very
Ultle
from
Ihosp
prevailing
in
(he
previous
juried.
In
fish
buying
circles
i!
nnlicioalhl
thai
haliliut
land
ings
will
be1
given
a
decided
ini
Unai76'Z
PPius
in
f
lo
doming
week
with
tne
arrival
of
both
I
ho
Canadiar
and
American
fishing
fleet
r.
r
force.
No
untoward
bannfimnc
I
have
been
Tennrtcil
limine
tin.
period
under
review.
.
Fish
Business
From
Monday
to
Friday
Mil,.
300
pound-
of
halibut
has
been
marketed
on
Hie
Fish
Exchange.
Canadian
were
highi
15.1c
and
Kc
:aud
low
at
13c.
and
7c.
Amer
icans
were
high
nt
IS.ile
and
7..rc
and
low
at
ll.0o
and
5c.
Arrivals
were:
American
lirolhers.
llc-
liance.
Itatnicr.
'Teddy
.1..
Ta-
torMif
Sadio
K.,
Senator,
Republic,
llrisk,
Wabash,
Preslm,
For-luna,
Hravo,
Kasfern
Point,
Hadio,
Young
America,
Ivanboe
and
(iroth.
Canadian
Point
Mny,
Hippo,
Fisher,
Tillie
S.,
W.
&
V.
P.
Doreen,
Swing,
Iti,ngleader,
.Mrr-
nalire,
M.
M.
ChMstopiier,
Hose
.''pit,
liramlt,
Alliance,
Minnie
v.,
II.
and
11.,
Kobe,
lligred
II.,
Fannie
F.,
Toodie
am
Viola.
This
week
a
large
number
of
native
launches
have
put
into
port,
havinp
concluded
their
river
summer
fishing
activities,
and
conserjuenlly
the
city,
particu
larly
the
waterfront,
has
put
on
quite
an
animated
appearance
from
a
native
standpoint.
These
power
boat
owners
are
lookinar
very
prosperous,
which
is
a
silent
tribute
to
tin
pood
remuneration
received
at
the
canneries.
Many
of
tliPin
intend
In
stay
over
until
after
(he
fair
while
others
will
provision
and
proceed
to
their
respective
homes
reluming
for
title
fair
week.
Hubert
Ward,
managing
dir-
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Slllnr
from
rrince
Ilupert.
and
Alert
Biy,
Tuaaday,
6
P.M.
or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
For
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alart
Bay,
and
Swanson
Biy,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
for
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Walaa
Itland,
Sunday,
8
P.M.
or
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nan
Rltar
Cannarlas,
Friday
A.M.
Itt
Ind
A.tnut.
i.
Birnilay,
Aatnt.
Prlnca
nupart,
B
O.
1
r
1
Jbr
over
160
years
HlllS
&UNDERWO0D
IONDON
DRY
GIN
the
gin
You
will
askf
or
again
$3.25
A
BOTTLE
83
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
ly
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ot
llritish
Columbia.
a
I
eclnr
of
the
Ward
F.lcctrlc
Co.,
proceeded
to
Anyox
on
the
steamer
Prince
nupert
on
Wednesday
evening.
Hubert,
while
in
the
smeller
town,
will
Inspect
one
of
the
(iranby
Co.'s
scows
as
.re
presentative
of
the
marine
iui-
derwrilers,
which
went
aground
recently
in
firenville
Channel.
lo'bn
Jtulger
had
a
snag
run
into
him
while
over
at
the
Ball
Lakes
last
week
end
in
his
coastal
cruiser,
resulting
in
ttie
breaking
of
a
window
in
the.
observation
cabin.
The
snap
took
Hie
form
of
another
boat
which
drift,
ed
into
bis
launch
while
moored
nt
the
landing
wharf,
the
bow
of
the
visitor
pushing
itself
through
he
window.
I
lie
power
boat
lied
I
op,
of
Kilkatla,
has
been
on
the
Ward
ways
this
week
undergoing
re-caulking
and
a
general
overhaul.
The
Canadian
schooner
While
Lilly,
Cnpt.
Hroderious,
left
purl
early
in
the
week
on
a
cruise
to
the
high
spots
to
see
what
i
d-u
ing
in
the
halibut
line.
Charlie
Nelson,
who
is
much
in
need
of
a
complete
change
and
rest,
went
along
lit
investigate
the
bad
effect
of
sunshine
resting
too
long
on
the
decks
and
gear.
-
The
Mate
of
the
Birdie
B.
A
little
rhyming
episode
Ih
llu
life
of
the
male
on
the
schooner
Hirdie
II.,
with
apologies
to
Wall.
Mason.
We're
off:
Tired
of
the
land
alid
the
nMsy
life,
and
Sweethearts
one-two
three,
be
signed
his
name
on
lit?
dotted
line
as
mate
of
t
lie
Itirdio
H.
Joe
was
the
skipper
and
en
gineer,
a
skipper
of
note
was
he,
he'd
take
a
chance
most
on
any
thing,
even
males
on
Hie
Ilirdic
I).
To
fish
for
salmon
and
humpbacks
loo
the
fishermen
bit
for
the
sea,
Ihe
sea
was
lougn
and
so
was
the
male
on
the
good
Rhfji
Hirdie
II.
The
boat
it
rolled
like
a
new
stale
bun,
but
tbo
male
stuck
it
out
with
glee,
he
stuck
himself
to
the
deck
with
glue,
ilid
the
male
of
the
Hirdie
II.
At
the
bailing
of
hooks
the
mate
was
there,
and"
he
never
wailed
to
see
whether
fish
or
a
doughnut
tailed
off
the
line,
be
was
male
of
the
Hirdie
H.
They
were
fishing
one
day
in
the
wallers
cool,
in
a
sea
as
calm
a
could
be,
when
a
humpback
humped
itself
aboard,
for
Hie
mate
of
the
Hirilie
H.
The
boat
look
a.
list,
the
skipper
a
smoke.
"Well,
I'll
be
kicked,"
said
he,
when
the
humpback
chirped
"f
don't
like
cake,"
to
the
male
the
Hirdie
H.
However,
they
fished
and
fished
anil
fished,
till
Ihe
deckrail
hit
Ihe
sea,
"I'll
tell
you
what
we'll
do
right
now,"
cried
Ihe
mate
of
the
Hirdie
II.
"We've
too
much
fish
and
nothing
to
eat,
not
even
a
bite
for
lea.
We'll
eat
up
the
fisli
to
lighten
the
boat."
Hrainy
nialo
of
the
Hirdie
11,
;.
.
.
The
power
boat
Towena,
Capl.
I.
Field,
returned
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
early
in
Ibo
week
with
a
busied
tailshaft.
The
I'owena
was,
tnken
up
on
the
Wanl
ways
yesterday
i"orning
for
necessary
repairs.
1
How
to
Get
Lumbago
It's
all
as
simple
as
pulling
salt
fn
a
bad
egg
this
gelling
lumbago
and
It
Just
goes
to
show
that
a
gas
engine
does,
not
start
up
the
same
way
as
an
electrical
washing
machine.
At
least
these
are-
the
deductions
of
skipper
Cross
after
an
exhaustive
study
of
how
to
nienil
electrical
wash
ing
machitiPs
Prior
to
engaging
in
the
lallef
skilled
occupation
Hie
skipper
was
in
a
ferfect
state
of
health,
and
derived
much
lii'iii'fii
from
his
abdominal
ex
water
tub
while
screwdriver.
working
the
valuable
Airdale
pup,
look
plact
While
in
port
this
week
the
schooner
Murineag,
'Capt.
Jud
Thurbcr,
had
an
Atwater-Kenl
ig
nition
system
installed
and
added
some
new
equipment
in
the
way
of
gear,
etc.
native
boat
from
the
Xaas.
weighted
down
witli
good
things
to
eat,
swamped
while
moored
in
Cow
Hay.
A
receding
tide-
pound.
ed
the
bull
on
a
rock
with
the
result
that,
a
holef
'made
.
ils
ap
pearance
through
which
the
saltchuck
introduced
itself
to
the
interior.-
At
lowMifethe
water
was
jiumped
ouL
-a
ad.
.necessary
repairs,
niade
lg
4he.Jull
In,
per
mit
of
'ittr
being'
refli'UtPd.
Swell
Birthday.
Party
The
waterfront
was
the
scene
of
a
swell
parly
on
Thursday
af
ternoon.
The
party
was
given
in
honor
of
the
birlhUnjs
of
Miss
Margaret
Glappcrton,
little
grand.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Clapperton,
who
is
spending
summer
holidays,
at
the
water
front
residence
of
her
grand
parents.
;
The
.
;aJler!ioon
was
pleasantly
spent
Irt"(hc
playing
of
games
and
music
after
a
de
lightful
party
luncheon'
hail
been
parlaken
of.
Upon
a
vote
being
taken
as
to
which
was
Hie
most
delicious
confection
on
the
table
an
overwhelming
niajprity
was
given
in
favor
of
ice-cream.
fhose
present
included
Misses
ltandie
anil
I.aila
Jacobsen,
Miss
Hetty
Suiillison,
MisS
Kathleen
Duncan
and
Miss
Kathle
Watson.
Canadian
Schooner
.Hth'el
June,
Capt.
(ieo,
Hussell,
has
recently
undergone
..interior
remodelling
al
the
.N.
;M.-McLean'
yardfe.'
'
f
,
;
After
completing
tfie.
of
a
30
h.p.
FriscotHlandnird
engine
the
Canadian
-schooner
K.
I.ipselt
is
on
the
McLean
ways
undergoing
painting
'and
general
retouching.
-'
-
Shark
Hunting
The
waterfront
was
thrown
into
a
stato
of
commotion
on
Thursday
morning
when
the
skipper
of
the
launch
Maevo
ap
peared
on
Ihe
scene
in
the
early
hours
declaring
that
sharks
had
been
sighted
in
Ihe
harbor.
So
hurriedly
had
Alex,
left
Ihe
house
to
engage
In
Ihe
hunt
that
ho
had
inadvertently
stuffed
his
pyjamas
into
his
pocket
in
mistake
for
a
handkercief.
The
gunners
were
ordered
to
their
stations
and
the.
Meave
pulled
out
amidst
deafen
ing
cheers
raised
by
a
singlo
on
ercises
taken
in
conjunction
with
looker,
who
it
appears
had
not
a
bolh-way
flywheel.
However,
been
nome
mat
evening,
no
nav-lt
doesn't
always
pay
to
know
all
n
presentiment
that,
solne-
about
machinery.
The
washing
i
I
hing
unusual
was
going
io
nap.
machine
at
home
beenmo
unruly
and
infused
to
turn
nut
the.
socks
on
schedule,
hence
the
reason
for
the
skipper
being
shanghaied
infrt
the
electrical
engineering
business,,
After
many
Irials
and
I
rlbul.it
ions,
plus
much
heaving
and
shovitig,
the
darned
washer
'started
to
wash
while
the
lum-bago
started
in
on
the
skipper.
The
secret
Hervlco
claim
that
pen
that
morning.
We
regret
I
o
report
lhal
Capl.
Freehurg
t-at
,he
Canadian
schooner
Hanaro
.is
laid
up
suffering
wilh
a
severe
chill,
Canlno
Trafldy
The
Princo
lUipertnHoal
house
suffered
a
severe
loss
this
week
and
J
he
naul
icals
employed
Ihere
the
lumbago
resulted
from
the,
are
keenly
feeling
their
loss.
Thn
skipper
keeping
on
foot
in
tin)
death
Of
their
pet
nvimrny,
and
a"
early
in
Ihe
week
they
having
been
poisoned
by
some,
misguided
person.
Hummy
was
a
great
favorite
on
the
waterfront
and
the
cause
for
the
poisoning
is
unknown
unless
from
the
motive
of
some
petty
spile.
However,
the
secret
service
have
their
ear
to
the
ground
for
the
culprit.
Hoth
were
pedigree
dogs
and
the
properly
of
Capt.
A.
Swanson.
The
Somerville
Cannery
tender
Awagi
arrived
in
port
on
Wed
nesday
having
on
board
W.
J.
Jefferson,'
manager
of
the
can
nery,
who
fs
irt
t
tic
city
on
bust
ness.
Repairs
to
the
boat
are
beinp
carried
out
by
Akerberg
&
Thomson
II.
L.
Landrey,
who
has
been
employed
in
the
fishery
patrol
service
Ibis
season
aboard
Ihe
power
boat
Heron,
reiurneo
to
port
on
Wednesday,
his
duties
having
terminated.
It
is
pro
bable
that
Mr.
Landrey
will
take
over
secretaryship
of
the
G.W.V.
Association
succeeding
O,
K.
Lord
recently
resigned.
-
--
The
power
boat
Wanderer
hav
ing
on
board
Xcls
Nelson,
Nels
Larson
and
Geo.
Ness,
who
have
been
employed
ih
salvaging
ore
from
the
wreck
of
Ihe
motorship
Kennecott,
arrived
in
port
this
week.
The
parly
have
been
suc
cessful
in
recovering
between
250
and
200
Ions
of
ore
from
the
wreck.
It
is.
now
lying
at
a
point
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
awaiting
transportation
to
Ihe
Tacoma
smelter.
Reward
Offered
Having
been
given
Ihe
oppor
tunity
to
borrow
a
small
power
boat
Norman
Moorehousc,
the
budding
electrical
Wizard,
has
been
applying
his
few
leisure
hours
in
endeavoring
to
coat
the
engine
into
action
but
without
success
to
dale.
Norman,
a
very
resourceful
young
man,
has
about
come
to
the
end
of
his
tether
as
far
as
stunt
to
start
her
tip
are
concerned,
and
wears
a
gloomy
expression
reminding
one
of
an
old
cat
wilh
coal
oil
in
her
milk.
So
eager
is
Norman
to
gel
Ihe
darned
thing
doing
some
thing
that
he
is
offering
a
stupendous
reward
to
anyone
who
can
make
the
2V4
gnat
power
box
of
tricks
get
a
move
on.
Here
is
a
rhaneo
for
some
rising
gas
manipulator,
to
make
a
name
for
hlmseir
nnd
incidentally
a
colos
sal
fee.
Cecil
Hartley,
merchant
of
Vanderhnof,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
is
registered
at
the
Prince
Ilueprl
Hotel.
'
LAND
ACT.
Nollca
ot
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lata
Land.
in
Uiiern
Charlotte
maim
i.ami
nismri,
mM'oruiiiK
iiisiriri
ui
rrim-r
nuprri,
n.i...
anil
HlumlP
noar
Tow
11111,
Oralimn
Island.
TAKK
MOTICK
thdt
I,
Oeorife
VV.
r.r
snst
Cambrlrta-A
Street.
Vancouver.
M.C.,
nrrupNtlort
manufacturer.
Intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
leasm
the
follow
luar
described
lands!
Comniencln
at
a
pnt
planted
near
the
root
of
Tow
Hill,
east
Hide,
thence
northerly
to
low
water
mark:
thence
westerly
followlnir
low
Water
mark
so
chains;
tnence
aoutneny
inree
chains:
thence
easterly
80
chains,
to
point
or
commencement
ami
containing
id
acres.
more
or
less.
OEOItOE
V.
DOWLINO.
Applicant
OAVK
HUTTEN,
Agent
Date.
June
A,
1094.
OS
Lakelse
Lodge
Lakelse
Lake,
via
Terrace,
B.C.
Now
open
for
service
under
management
of
Mrs.
M.
Raven.
Ideal
place
to
spend
your
summer
holidays.
Reasonable
rates.
Good
home
cooking,
Comfortable
rooms.
Fishing,
Roating,
Ralhing
in
Lakelse
Lake
and
Streams.
BATHS
AT
THE
LODGE
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HOT
SPRINGS.
Terrace
TAXI
Motors"
Operating
Taxi
and
Launch
Service
between
Terrace
and
Lodge
landing,
assuring
guests
of
quick,
comfortable
trip.
Also
operating
taxi
service
to
all
parts
of
the
valley
For
reservations
and
rates,
apply
to
LAKELSE
LODGE,
OR
TERRACE
MOTORS,
TERRACE,
B.C.
Say!
1
POUND
CAKE
FROM
YOUR
GROCERS
WHY
NOT
TRY
AN
ELECTRIC
BAKE
7
Today
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PACIFIC
RAILWAY
B.C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
ALICE
PRINCESS
MARY
For
Vancouver,
Victoria,
and
Seattle
September
3,
6,
16,
26
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau,
Skagway
September
1,
12,
22
8.8.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butedale,
Swanson
Bay,
East
Bella
Bella,
Ocea.i
Falls,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver,
every
Saturday,
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamship
Lines.
Full
information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD,
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Pince
Rupert,
B.C.
BACK
AGAIN!
AND
AT
YOUR
SERVICE.
HIGH
CLASS
DENTISTRY
AT
MODERATE
PRICES.
Dr.
J.
F.
Maguire
Smith
Block.
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Phone
575.