Why
Not
Take
Vote
On
Beer
With
Election.
There
may
be
stun"
good
reason
for
holding
Ihe
heer
pleh
iscilo
and
the
provincial
election
on
separate
dales
lint
if
there
is
We
have
not
heard
it.
To
hold
Ihem
on
Ihe
same
day
would
lie
a
giral
sating
of
expense
and
that
is
what
is
wauled
just
now.
n
V
PAUI
TWO.
THE
DAILY
NEWS,
Friday,
A
wife
i,,
:
In
1892
Life
of
Halibut
Fisherman
we
first
offered
the
public
our
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News
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ons
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you
tried
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Afternoon,
excspt
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Itupeil
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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
April
I,
193
1.
According
to
all
Ihe
advices
from
the
capital,
Ihe
election
i
likely
lo
he
held
in
the.
summer
or
early
fall.
'That
would
he
a
suitable
lime,
il
would
seem,
to
hold
Ihe
plebiscite.
'
On
the
last
occasion
of
a,
plebiscite
there
was
a
good
deal
of
erilicism
at
Hie
cost
or
holding
it
on
a
separate
dale"
from
the
Plenum.
If
there
is
a
good
reason
for
Ihe
separate
dales,
we
should
like
lo
make
il
public
and
if
there
is
no
reason,
then
the
votes
should
be
on
the
same
dale
ami
Ihe
expense
to
Ihe
public
be
saved.
Edmonton
To
Adopt
A
Service
Tax.
The
city
of
Fdmoiiton
is
to
.adopt
a
service
fax
or
what
they
also
choose
to
name
an
educational
tax.
Another
name
for
il
i
a
"mongrel
income
tax."
.Single
persons
with
incomes
as
lov
as
$70
pay
while
married
persons
are
exempt
until
Ihey
reach
via
i
m
t
is
grauunieu
according
.to.
income.
ror
single
men
those
below
$l,p00
pay
$5';
below
1,500
pay
I0;
below
2,00fl
15;
below
2,500
$:0,
and'sn
On
until
$0,000
when
the
payment
is
$250.
For
married
people,
the
grading
is
similar
only
il
is
5
for
those
below
$2,000
and
$250
for
those
below
S.00O.
1
There
are
certain
exemptions'
and
other
modifications
and
it
is
provided
thai
persons
paying
Ihe
full
$250
shall
tint
have
lo
make
any
return
of
their
incomes.
The
bylaw
has
not
been
adopted
in
detail
yet
but
the
prin
ciple
has
been
approved.
By
jt
the
council
hopes
to
make
up
the
amount
they
asked
the
trustees
lo
lop
from
Ihe
school
estimates
and
which
il
is
understood
will
be
allowed
to
stand.
Reform
Of
Canadian
Senate.
,
One
of
the
Senators
has
suggested
that
there'
be
a
reform
of
Ihe
constitution
of
the
Canadian
.Senate.
The
suggestion
i
an
evidence
of
Hie
trend
of
thought
in
regard
to
that
body.
To
amend
it
would
lie
better
than
leaving
il
as
il
is
but
lo'lop
il
off
would
be
better
yet.
What
is
the
use
of
wearing
a
carbuncle
on
me
Itoily
politic
all
Hie
limn.'
Pronouncing
And
v
,
'
Correct
Spelling.
There
are
people
in
the
world
who
niusl
he
absolutely
cor
rect
hi
everything
they
do,
even
in
their
speech,
their
spelling,
their
manners
and
their
dress.
If
not
carried
to
extreme
this
u
a
very
good
feature
in
anyone,
but
pronunciation
is
largely
a
mailer
of
custom
and
so
is
spelling,
and
both
are
arbitrarv.
In
nrenkiug
rules
in
either
case
there
is
ho
vital
principal
at
stake
iu
juw
jears
ago
spelling
was
very
loose
and
pronuncia
iiou
worse,
hveii
today
in
Prince
Mupert
a
dozen
people
will
pronounce
in
different
ways.
This
is
especially
true
when
there
Hie
pcopie
in
inc
community
that
use
dialects.
In
this
cilv
It
frtl-v
.
....rim,,
.it
I..
I.......
..
1
I'
f
I.
.
Where
Is
Correct
English
Spoken?
.i
"
ni-ur
nni.Hi
rtcois
oiaieci,
a
rrencn
or
nxvciiisji
iiiaieci,
an
OxTord
English
dialect
or
an
English
dialect
iii
which
Ihe
person
drops
the
aspirate
from
its
proper
location
and
inserts
it
where
it
should
not
be.
Even
the
premier
of
Ihe
,,,,
ui.iH-ci
jinn
uicaiiy
a
is
-very
common.
wu:iu
is
me
correct,
Kuglisli
spoken
Many
a
city
claims
o
have
a
monopoly
of
Ihe
best
pronunciation.
Inverness,
Dublin.
Cardiff
,
Upclown,
all
have
their
volaries,
vel
each
has
an
.....
i
i
on
n
is
peculiar
.........
to
it.
The
i-
i..
iv.
j
up
.uiicriraii
American
drawl
urawi
,
largely
,
used
and
Ihrealens
lo
overwhelm
all
others,
while
is
Eastern
very
Canada,
loo.
is
developing
an
individuality
in
speech.
None
w
m
in.
,in-
rorreei
ior.no
s
niw
on
v
i...
i
......
i"
.
ii
un
l
I.IIK'II.
A
Growing
Bank
Account
Is
an
incentive
to
greater
effort,
and
a
stepping
stone
to
success.
For
58
years
the
Union
Bank
of
Canada
has
helped
many
thousands
of
people
to
save
their
earnings.
Open
a
Savings
Account
NOW
;
acquire
the
habit
of
saving
regularly
;
and
you
will
have
that
feeling
of.
security
which,
comes
with
money
in
the
bank.
94
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Brajich
A.
T.
Broderfck,
Manager
Is
'
Filled
with
Danger
and
Romance
of
Continuous
Work
Under
Hie
li.lle
"The
Halibut
llunlers
r
lluperl,"
fieorge
AViMtillaiid,
manager
f
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
station
lie
re
lells
in
Hie
Imperial
Oil
Ueview
of
the
value,
of
oil
and
oil
pro
ducts'
in
the
halibut
fisheries
and
of
the
development
of
the
in.
duslry
.and
its
centering
around
the
I'ort
of
Prince
lluperl.
I
hen
he
skelehes
interestingly
the
life
of
the
average
halibut
hermnit
and
choices
I
he
telling
of
a
trip
as
follows
Hie
is
n
Canadian
lioal
of
sixteen
Ions
registry,
fifly
feet
loner,
equipped
with
a
27
h.p.
Alias,
heavy
duly
pas
engine
and
arrying
five
men.
We
will
now
equip
Iter
for
Ihe
fishing
grounds.
She
proceeds
to
the
Imperial
Oil
wharf
at
Prince
llupcrt
and
takes
on
approximately
:,)
gallons
of
Imperial
Knginc
Pistillate
and
ahoul
30
gallons
of
Imperial
l'olarine
Special
Heavy
ami
about
.'.i
pounds
of
Imperial
Arctic
l.iifi
Orease.
Seven
Tons
of
Ice
She
next
proceeds
In
the
plan)
of
Hie
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Company,
l.imile.l,
where
he
lakes
iu'i
approximately
seven
toils
of
crushed
ice
and
three
Inn
of
frozen
herring
hail,
if
in
summer,
or
I
wo
Inns
if
in
winter;
Ilial
is,
If
fresh
herring
hail
is,
nol
procurable.
The
fro.en
hail
is
pul
cnooner
ivnien
a
an
illustration
lies
of
risli
heside
lialilmt
brought
up
from
deili
varying
from
twenty
lo
ope
hundred
and
fifty
fathoms,
e.g.,
gray,
red
and
black
cod
dujr
fish
and
an
nr-easiona!
shark.
The
dog
fish
and
Ihe
shark
are
Hie
fishermen's
enemies,
more
especially
Ihe
lat-ler
as
he
not
only
destroys
the
ear
hy
Idling
il
hut
sometimes
Idles
pieces
mil
oj
Ihe
halibut
As
many
as
three
or
four
hali
hul
might
be
hit
ten
in
two
rigid
ill
succession
o
Ihnl
the
fishermen
'think
thai
.Mr.
Shark
laxity
waits
for
Ihe
fisherman
lo
haul
his
pear
and
at
Ihe
lialilmt
am
drawn
nasi
him
he
lakes
a
bile.
One
of
the
h'ieiv
on
Ihe
"Kaien"
informed
us
Dial
on
a
recent
trip
Ihey
caught
a
shark
on
a
hook
and
fie
had
wrapped
himself
several
limes
around
wilh
Hie
ground
line
and
was
brought
to
up
in
squareldoeks
the
surface,
lie
.
must
have
weighing
fifly
pounds
and
isiwciphed
about
151)0
pounds
and
thawed'
out
before
being
placed
was
ahoul
fourteen
feel
long.
As
on
the
hooks
for
hail.
soon
as
he
was
brought
lo
Ihe
After
taking
nil,
ice
and
bait
rM
of
Ihe
boat
Ihe
crew
iuimed-
Ihey
yo
lo
Ihe
outfitters
and
lake
on
?ear
and
rood
slulis.
I
lie
equipment
consists
of
eiphleen
skates
of
rear.
A
skale
of
gear
is
made
up
of
hemp
line,
weiph-in?
about
forly-eifriit
pounds
and
three
hundred
fathoms
in
length
Anchors,
dories,
huoy-ke.is.
etc
are
also
taken
aboard.
A
buny-
kep
is
a
small
fourteen
gallon
Vcf
wilh
iron
hoops
on
it.
II
i
very
strongly
built'
lo
stand
heavy
lidal
pressure
as,
occasionally,
Ihey
are
pulled
under
the
water
hy
tremendous
tides
and
burst.
The
boat
is
now
ready
for
the
fishinjr
grounds.
When
the
fish
ermen
are
in
port
or
on
their
way
lo
Ihe
fishing
.ground
hcy
over
haul
Ihe
xkalcs
of
gear
and
rig
up
Ihe
new
gear,
which
means
thai
small
loopsare
pul
In
the
line.
The.
loops
arc
called
"bec'kel.s."'
and
are
mad
thirteen
feel
apart
and
to
each
is
lied
a
three
fool
line,
which
Hie
fishermen
call
a
"ganion."
To
each
"jranion"
a
hook
is
faslenAI
by
band.
These
hooks
;ir
made
from
the
very
best
sleel
of
a
certain
temper.
Strings
of
Gear
With
gear
properly
rigged.
Hie
boat
arrives
al
the
fishing
ground.
The
hooks
are
then
bailed,
the
book
being
placed
through
the
centre
of
Hie
fish.
The
gear
is
then
set
in
strings,
and
run
oul
over
the
chute
a!
Ihe
stern
of
Ihe
boat.
Each
string
consist.,
of
four
skate
and
generally
Ihree
strings
ar
put
oul
at
a
set.
Each
end
of
a
siring
is
attached
(o
a
twenly-five
pound
anchor,
which
latter
is
attached
lo
a
buoy,
already
dei.rriheiC
Al-faehed
lo
Ibis
buoy
by
a
Iwclw
fool
rope
is
a
bamboo
pole
twelve
feel
long
and
about
one
inch
and
a
half
in
diameter.
Around
Hie
centre
of
Ihe
pole
are
twelve
corks
to
float
II
and
al
one
end
Ihere
is
an
eight
pound
wejghl
to
hold
II
erecl.
On
the
lop
of
Ihe
pole
is
a
Hag
which
Is
placed
there
so
thai
the
fishermen
may
readily
find
where
his
gear
is
set.
At
night
lime
a
small
eleclrie
light
lakes
ihe
place
of
the
Hag..
It
is
connected
by
wire
to
a
small
ballery
fast
ened
a
Hie
centre
or
bottom
o!
the
pole.
This
baltery
is
waterproofed
by
immersion
jn
Imperial
1'arowax.
Mug
Up
After
Ihe
set
is
made
the
boat
"lays
to"
for
about
three
hours
during
which
lime
the
crew
rest
and
have
a
nap
or
refreshment
or
as
me
iisiiermen
call
II
-a
miig-iii."
It
Is
now
lime
lo
haul
Ihe
gear.
One
man
attend
ing
Hie
winch
or
"gurdy"
which
is
yeaiHil
lo
Ihe
engine,
roil
down
Ho;
gear
as
il
comes
in,
anoUier
attends
(o
Ihe
gear
as
it
comes
over
the
roller
at
Ihe
side
,of
Ihe
boat.
Jusl.
as
Hie
"ganlnns"
come
to
Ihe.
side
of
Ihe
boat
he
catches
(hem,
and
wlllt
a
swih
jerking
motion
as
one
would
snap
a
whip,
remove
the
fisfi
from
the
hook.
The
guiily
is
not
slopped
to
take
off
the
fish
unless
the
fish
is
exceptionally
big
There
are
a
great
many
varie-
iately
al
lacked
him
wilh
choppers
anl
cleaver
and
dispatched
liiMl
Ihey
look
Hie
keenest
pleasure
in
so
doing.
Listed
for
Sale
On
arrival
al
Prince
llupcrt
Ihe
skipper
lies
up
his
hoal
wilh
iuiuierous
others
in
front
of
the
fish
docks
and
hails
his
catch.
Which
is
marked
down
on
a
large
black
board
in
a
room
which
is
railed
the
fish
exchange.
In
other
words,
his
fish
j
listed
fur
sale.
They
are
lifted
as
No.
,
No.
2
ami
black
rod.
The
No.
Is,
which
obtain
a
better
price
than
the
No.
2
s,
a
it
(he
fiMi
weighing
from
leu
lo
eighty
pound.
The
o,
2s
are
Hsii
we
ij
lung
over
eighty
pounds
and
chicken
hali
but
which
are
Tea
pounds
and
under.
The
calrh
is
then
auc
Honed
and
bid
for
by
Hie
various
fishing
companies
and
concerns
and
prices
ranging
from
7
cents
lo
20
4
cents
are
bid
for
No.
I
fish
and
from
't
cents
lo
1
1
cents
for
No.
2.
The
fish
i
knocked
down
lo
the
highest
bidder
and
immediately
unloaded,
packed
in
ice
in
200
pound
boves,
placed
on
express
refrigerator
cars
and
forwarded
mi
the
day
thai
it
is
brought
into
the
harbor
straight
lo
Toronto,
Chicago,
Ilnslon
and
other
eastern
markets,
For
Physically
Fit
Such
is
the
routine
of
a
fish
erman's
life
when
the
weather
is
fair
and
Ihe
seas
are
kind.
Al
such
limes
il
is
a
greal
life;
a
life
for
full-muscled
men
wilh
something
of
the
Viking
in
their
souls.
Hul
il
is
no
place
for
any
hul
the
physically
fit.
The
hour
of
work
and
Hie
physical
exer
tion
required
call
for
prodigies
of
labor
which
are
simply
tin
believable
to
the
man
who
lias
never
seen
this
grand,
champion
of
all
Ihe
toilers
of
Ihe
sea
in
his
own
environment.
When
Ihr
halibut
school
is
located
the
work
is
as
nearly
as
continuous
as
human
endurance
will
permit
until
Ihe
ship
is.
loaded
or
Ihe
school
is
lost
which
is
seldom.
Twenly
lo
I
wen
I
y
four
hours
il
a
si
retch
Is
by
no
means
un
usual.
With
Ihe
full
sweep
of
Hie
Pacific
to
conlcnil
against,
the
halibut
fishermen's
"fine
weather"
would
be
simply
lerri
fying
to
a
landsman,
and
even
to
tile
deep
sea
sailormaii
who
view's
TONGUE
COATED,
BAD
TASTE
IN
MOUTH,
EYES
TINGED
WITH
YELLOW
Liver
Trouble
the
Cause
a
Mr.
A,
c.
Mron.
"runwn,
ont
whim:
"I
luvo
Iss'ii
trouMciJ
wllii
my
liver
for
t
few
(rim
lii'k.
nl
hi
bad
1
did
mil
fwl
able
l
tin
niy
work.
allow
coinrleildit
I
had
rrail
a
rret
deal
alxml
Mllburu'K
Mia-tOrr
IMIla
and
ditrldi-d
I
would
try
vial,
and
arirr
laklnar
twu
nr
Hire
I
found
I
va
frully
linlfovd,
and
ran
truthfully
nay
lliat
I
frit
iuir
like
II
vtuir
and
ran
nw
do
niy
own,
work
wIUmmii
any
trouble,"
Mllburu'a
I
aa
l.lvr
fill
ire
tec
vial
at
all
drab-M,
or
will
l
inalhvj
direct
on
rM-Mpt
by,T'
T.
Miiburii
Co.,
Limited,
Turiiiilo,
Onl.
Manufactured
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada
Limited
Ihe
lace
of
Hie
ocean
from
Ihe
bridge
of
a
modern
leviathan
the
diminutive
lialilmt
craft
looks
like
a
bail
nk
in
normal
weather.
Ill
bad
weather
il
is
worse
than
that
-far
worse.
Many's
the
lab
of
tragedy
that
has
been
ad.
led
to
Ihe
folk-lore
of
Prinre
llTlperl's
waterfront.
They
do
nol
talk
ahoul
it
much
before
strangers,
lhee
fishermen,
probably
for
Hie
same
reason
that
the
man
from
the
Irenchcn
is
silent
in
Hie
presence
of
Ihe
s'ay-at-homes:
liecatise
Ihey
realize
that
such
nil
audience
would
never
understand.
Hul
Ihe
wrecks
and
loses
are
a
mailer
of
record
and
some
day
Hie
Conrad
or
Oalsworlby
will
Come
along
who
will
(Mil
In
words
Hie
ejoe
of
Hie
halibiil-hlinler's
life,
and
the
dominion
of
Canada
will
thereupon
awake
In
dis.
cover
that
Ihey
have
a
race
of
men
wlioe
heroism
and
cxploils
enlille
Ihem
lo
a
niche
of
honor
in
Hie
nation's
ball
of
fame.
SEAL
COYE
MARINE
WAYS
WINDING
UP
Company
Goes
Into
Voluntary
Liquidation
Walter
Oale
Receiver
and
W.
Gllchrlet,
Truetee
The
Seal
Cove
'
Marine
Way
Co.
litis
gone
iuln
voluntary
liquidation
wilh
Oaller
Oale
al
ollicial
receiver
and
W.
IlilchrisU
trustee
for
Hie
sale
of
tlm
planT
The
company
was
formed
several
years
ago
lo
go
Into
the
small
hoal
repair
business.
Local
men
were
Ihe
principals
with
W.
I'..
Thompson,
manager.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Pilnce
Rupert
April
4,
1914.
II.
C.
lliTwsler
and
John
Oliver
addressed
an
enthusiastic
meel.
ing
which
packed
the
Weslholine
Theatre
lo
the
doors
last
night.
They
illustrated
the
unhealthy
condition
of
provincial
iidminls.
traliou
and
described
Ihe
government
as
a
gang
of
political
adventurers.
T.
I),
Pallullo
presided.
The
monthly
luncheon
of
Ihe
Prince
llupcrt
board
of
trade
was
I
luid
ver
pain
In
my
M'tnai-h,
held
today
on
the
steamer
Prince
bad
I
rimlu
hardly
.land
u.ii
at
in.i
(;,...(.
O.
II.
Nelson
.was
Ihe
cuamd
lniru;
bad
tal
ln;
Oh;
HiuiiiIi.I
.
...
..i..(
i.,.i
t,...,
his
being
subject
Ihe
of
,y,l',akcr,
Mn.iiy
in
u.
asiriimiri
ihim
tiutfsi
mill
jHi.m,
and
ImiI
muddy
aiid..ew
rruire
unpen
ami
us
ie.
nvi
nils.
W.
I'.
lllilonf
general
Irnffln
manager
for
Ihe
n.T.I'.,
and
O.
A.
MeNiclirill,
Industrial
rommls.
sloner,
arrived
from
Ios
Angeles
on
Ihe
Prince
Oeorge
Inday
nnd
left
Immediately
for
Ihe
Inferior
lo
be
present
at
n
temporary
linking
up
of
the
road.
find
ing
finish
25
"
35
ELKAY'S
STRAW
HAT
DYE
7'
Make
old
Straw
lints
look
like
new.
II
permanent
waterproof.
Kay
to
nppljr
and
lne
ipm
klv
lo
a
lat
In
AH
The
Popular
Colors
ORMES
LTD:
The
Rexall
Store.
The
Pioneer
DruggltL
Decrease
the
Family
Food'Bill
Serve
ft
(ieneroiis
Amount
or
?'4
"ELECTRIC"
Bread
wilh
every
meal
and
cut
down
on
oilier
more
m-lly
roods.
Select
"ELECTRIC"
Bread
at
your
grocers
It
Slays
Fresh
Longer.
mi''
A'
'
'
-v-
i
aaKl
This
mlvcilMnirnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
hy1
the
l.i(iinr
nnnlrnl
Hoard
nr
by
m
riovernmeitHrrf
Itriliih
Columhia.