pafwMay
Jn'
1
1925.
THE
DAILY
ITEWB
ft
'
i
""''mjx
MP
ymr
Iai)mrite
pipe
johacco
Doing
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
which
is
the
X
cnier
source
of
Prince
Rupert',
prosperity
(ienerally
speaking
the
amount
fhaiibill
landed
ami
I
lie
amount
f
commercial
business
done
on
,l,e
waterfront,
this
week
ha
sen
well
up
10
inc.
average
for
nf
lli
l-U'il
'I'Iiuh..
mis
nun:
i
in
n-
8
lot
or
work
lieing
carried
on
at
'tlm
local
shipyard
while
lh
machine,
shop
am)
electrical:
mim1v
houses
an'
doing
their
hut
snare
of
business..
The
enn-Biierii
arc
gelling
into
the
sca-j
.nft'i
s'riue
ami
jnucii
repair
jwnrk,
of
a
mechanical
nature,
i
i
Iking
carried
mil
in
the
cily.
While
some;
in
me
Kippers,,painici
a
"
nice
iiiiiiuiiii
hrilliant
while
niuir,
-
i'i
ii
Rwlm
have
been
fishing:
on
tho
iliftrili
iiern
banks,
report
fishing;
ilo
have
been
good
and
wealherhru.h
and
report
immediately
for
fiiw.
oincrs
nave
siuicu
mm
un;
oiiiy.
lienrge
was
not
only
an-jili
have
lieen
"palchy"
and
thefxious
to
give
the
good
ship
llarla
wcailier
not
all
thai
niieja
coal
of
while
on
Sunday
Iiu
nilgli'
took
for
in
the
summer.
jalso
indulged
in
painting
Alex.
IV-e
reports
have
cinanaleillMeltae's
skilf.
The
skjtr
chanced
from
different
nortlieni
fishipgjln
occupy
an
advantageous
posi-
l,inis
(.apt.
II.
llarani
of
I
hell
Uw-.tian
sciiooner
nemocraiMieorge,
having
accomplished
Iwiiidi
landed
21.000
pounds
oi
Thursday,
and
who
has
been
final
nx
oil
llapn
peneer
and
I
Kairweallier,
staled
that
so
far
,(
ins
last
trip
was
concerned
weal
her
was
O.K.
and
the
iih
volume
of
fish
caught
came
up
in
expe.
lations.
On
the
other
liasd
Cap'.
I.
Pearson
of
the
ihdoner
Majestic,
with
a
tidal
ar-ymg
capacity
ofr
55,000
who
I
l:a
heen
fishing
on
the
Pnrlloel.
ui,
off
Kodiak
Island,
stale,;
It
bad
run
into
bad
wcallicr
lie
entire
trip
and
thai-
the
were
'patchy.'
The
Mnje.
si
ived
with
a
light
Caleb
of
llifiM
pound
on
Thursday
v
ing.
Salmon
Run
Light
'
.'tipper
Bert
Wcnrmoiilh,
who
t
parking
salmon
Svilh
the
Nar-nlinr,-
frouk
the
Imndas
Island
ii
a
grounds,
arrived
in
pnr.
Wcilnesday.
Speaking
of
the
tahnnn
run
in
that
district
lie,
-iwl
'
a
a
I
it
was
not
very
pond
at
fienf
Iml
dial
Willi
the
change
TIMBER
SALE
X7200.
Scaled
Tender
will
be
rerciv-lseem
ed
ny
District
Forester
not
laleriono's
boat
away
early
in
the
day
Una
noon
on
the
Uli
day
oflbefore
Mack
gits
the
3.000
rev-
July,
11)25,
for
the
purchase
of
j
Litciire
X7200,
adjacent
Lot
(iimhoat
Passage,
C.ll.
.1,
n
'-ut
075,000
feel
board
measure
nf
Sjmice,
Cedar,
Hemlock
unit
Balsam
Sawing.
Two
2
years
will
be
allowed
lor
removal
of
limber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
Victoria,
or
Hlin
bidrict
Forester,
Prince
Iluperl,
H.C
CORPORATION
OF
THE
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
TAKI
NOTIKH
THAT:
I
The
Council
of
the
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Prince
Ilu-P'l't
intends
lo
construct
n
Pavement
fifteen
feet
wide,
con-siating
of
a
mattress
of
timber
"Vit
which
will-be
placed
a
pav-'"f
giving
a
depth
at
"the
crowii
f
ten
inches
composed
of
broken
lone
and
sand,
on
that
portion
f
lh
Avenue
comincnciiiig
fmm
"
point
eight
feet
east
of
the
renlre
line
intersection
of
Taylor
s,vep
and
7th
Avenue,
jhcncoi
Msl
along
7tli
Avenno
as
shnwijj
n
Hie
plans
and
profiles
de-
Polled
in
the
Office
of
the
City
F.iuniieer
lo
the
intersection
of
'Hi
Avenue
and
the
present
mal-
road
on
Fujton
Street,
ns
n
'0cnl
improvement,
nnd
intends
lo
specially
assess
tbo
cost
uprip
land
abutting
directly
on
tbo
Wnfk,
except
such
portion
of
the
j'0s!
as
is
incurred
nt
street
in-iTsprlions
and
at
nohool
pro-Pry.
-
The
estimated
cost
of
the.
wnrk
is
3,780.00,
of
which
vl
2!)
h
to
he
paid
by
the
Cor-P'iilion,
and
the
estimated
nn-Jiial
special
rate
per
foot
frnnt-If
.l85l(H7.
The
specinl
""eminent
is
I,,
,
pnid
in
10
nn"ual
Instalments.
'
'
Persona
iloslrlnrr
In
netl-
lion
'igalnst
midertaklnir
the
ni"k
must
do
so
on
or
before
Ui"
20th
day
of
JulV,
lf25.
K.
F.
JONlS,
Cily
Clerk.
u'ed
this
13th
day
of
June,
1025
of
tides
(
Is
expected
dial
the
run
will
considerably
improve,
The
Cold
Storage
salmon
nncker
Chief
.y.lhassa,
Capl.
,.r
Han
son,
came
in
from
I
lie
llim.o
ts-
I
I
.
mini
iiimiiiil'
ki-ouimis
on
i
nn
day
and
returned
()n
Wednesday
night.
The
salmon
run
in
thaM
district
is.
steadily
imprnvfn?.
i
A
Palntlnn
Fiend
If
you
have
any
old
piece
of
iurniiure
lying
around
llie
house.
li
r
preferahly
something
Mial
floats,
and
you
need
it
just
phone
up
Ceo
rye
Bryant
who
will
seize
his
paint
pot
and
ion
on
the
Yacht
Club
float
and
.painting
his
liner,
started
in
'upon
Alec's
skilT
without
per-
jmissinri.
The
genial
secretary
went
out
to
Shiiwallaiis
with
his
skiff,
not
noticing
that
it
was
painted
again,
with
the
result
thai
himself
and
dog
got
beautifully
tdastered
wlli
llie
lales!
manufacture
of
while
paint.
While
Alec's
canine
pel
likes
In
look
clean
it
does
not
appreciate
being
dolled
up
in
a
coal
of
while
paint
without
first
being
consulted
on
the
mailer.
The
inollo
is
Watch
your
step
when
wandering
around
the
liner
llarla,
unless
you
carry
a
boltle
of
turpentine
for
band
cleaning
purposes.
Purchases
Echo
Hie
latest
amalcur
skipper
lo
join
the
happy
band
of
engine
AVihders
H"
the
Yacht
Club
is
W.
K.
Mack,
of
financial
fame,
who
has
recently
purchased
the
speed
boat
Echo
from
C.
L.
Heindel.
The
Kcho
showed
up
in
bright
colors
during
the
recent
club
re.
gatta
and
if
the
alterations,
which
her
new
owner
contemplates,
are
carried
out
it
will
be
odds
against
other
boat
owner
enjoying
enough
walcr
lo
enable
their
boats
to
float.
It
would
a
wise
procedure
lo
get
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of.llie
"Adminis-
tion
Act"
and
In
the
Mailer
of
the
F.stale
of
Ceorge
Bennett,
Deceased,
.
Intestate.
TAKF
XOTICF.
that
by
an
Order
of
Hi
Honor
Judge
Young
daled
the
5th
day
of
June,
1925,
I,
llie
undersigned,
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Ceorge
Bennetr,
intestate.
;
All
parlies
having
claims
againft
Ibe
said
estate
are
hereby
reipiired
to
.
forward
same,
properly
verified
lo
me,
within
thirty
days
from
the
dale
of
this
notice
and
all
parlies
Indebted
to
Hie
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
Ibe
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
at
Prince
llupert.
B.C..
this
l.'llh
day
of
June,
1025.
X.
A.
W1ATT,
Official
Administrator.
N
PROBATE
In
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
In
the
Mailer
of
tb?
"Adminis
tration
Act"
and
In
the
Mailer
of
llie
F.slalo
of
W.
M.
McOeorge,
Deceases.
TAKI-
NOTICF-
that
by
an
Or
iter
of
Ills
Honor
Judge
Young
dated
Ibe
5th
day
of
June,
una,
1
llie
undersigned,
wns
appoint
ed.
Administrator
willi
the
Will
annex,
of
the
estale
or
ii
Mnfieorae.
deceased.
il
nurties
having
claims
nirnlnst
the.
said
estate
are
here
by,
required
In
forward
same,
properly
verineu
io
me,
wiiiim
thirlv
days
from
tbo
dale
of
this
notice
and
all.
parlies
indebted
In
(he
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount,
or
llieir
iniienien
ness
In
me
forthwith.
Dated
at.
Prince
llupert,
B.C.,
this
1.1th
day
of
June,
lfl25
N.
A.
WATT,
Official
AdmltlUtrator.
olulion
per
minute
propeller
J
churning
the
water
op
lo
1
hint;
Avenue.
Jack
Deane,
'who
has
passed
his
first
year
high
school
examinations
left
for
his
home
;il
Port
Simpson
on
the
power
boat
Taplow
yesterday
and
will
engage
in
salmon
trolling
during
Ibe
summer
holidays.
The
fallowing
boats
have
been
up
on.
the
Ward
ways
this
week
for
painting;
Swing,
D.S.T..
Vesta,
Minnie
V.
ami
Annie
Sophia.
The
power
boat
Annie
Sophia
of
Ocean
Kalis,
which
has
been
commissioned
in
the
limber
cruising
business
for
the
pat
several
'months,
is
in
port
for
a
general
overhaul.
Sandy
Finlayson,
well
known
In
niemlwrs
of
the
Yacht
Cliib,
he
having
beep
for
some
lime
assistant
commodore,
arrived
lr
the
cily
this
week
-to
renew
old
acquaintances.
Sandy
has
Iieer
fishing
the
west
coast
for
herring
for
the
past
several
-months.
Capt.
"Henry
Kdenshnw
arrived
in
port
this
week
aboard
hi
power
boal.
Kderishaw
from
Mas-sell
for
supplies;
W.
.C
Hamilton,
nf
tlancins
fame,
has
recently
joined
llie
Yacht
Club.
At
present
Bill
is
porting
a
ennoo
but
big
things
are
looked
for
in
the
speed
eating
class
after
the
marine
architectural
li?
no
prints
have
been
thoroughly
looked
over.
Rode
a
Halibut
In
case,
there
should
be
-an;
question
raised
hereafter
as
lo
the
credibility
of
ibis
story
we
do
not
mind,
as
a
special
In
stance,
quoting
as
the
source
of
information
none
other
than
Capt
Angell,
skipper
of
Ihu
schooner
Alaska.
Cap
I
ells
Ibe
story
with
solemn
countenance,
and
far
be
it
from
us
to
doubt
its
veracily.
The
story
has
lo
do
with
Dave
Nash,
an
old
timer
in
the
halibut
fishing,
when
out
in
a
dory
hauling
in
the
halibut.
Dave
was
seen
from
the
accompanying
schooner
to
he
straining
EcU-HoldiiufSawr
Fiit-EasY-CirHim
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WORDS
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SAW
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ITD.
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8i.
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N.B.
;
OLD
CHUM
h
the
famous
Vacuum(Air-Ttfht)Tm
j
J
MKlNG
T0BAC0
J
every
muscle
to
haul
in
some
thing,
which
judging
from
the
amount
of
pep
'lie
.put
into
the
operation,
was
something
in
llj"
nature
of
a
sunken,
steam
roller
After
many
,
heaves
and
groan
Dave
brought
up
the
head
otahugf
Llialibut
so
large
in
,
fact
thai
the
halibut
in
refusing
lo
gel
int
Ibe
dory
pulled
Dave
into
Ho
water.
Just
as
Dave
was
leavin;
the
dory
he
grabbed
a
gair
boo1
and
managed
to
jab
it
into
the
marine
monster
by
mounting
on
its
back.
This
made
the
fish
sore
and
willi
the.
peed
of
Benson's
boat
it
swam,
away
willi
the
nautical
jockey
astride
it.
However,
Dave
did
not
lose
his
presence
of
mind,
or
his
hank
roll,
bul
using
llie
galT
as
a
steering
device
he
niiaged
lo
guide
the
halibut
several
lime
around
the
schooner.-
After
several
rides
around
(he
boat
the
jockey
eventually
managed
to
bring
the
monster,
fish
alongside
the
dory
again
when
his
mate,
who
had.
surmised
the
se
quel
of
their
hero's
ilaclics,
grab
bed
both
man
and
fish
and
pull
ed
them
from
Ibe
salt
chuck.
What
you
you
think
of
that?
Tbe
fish
packer
Xorlonia,
owned
and
operated
by
the
Ting-
ley
Brolher,''
rfalleiKin
,for
supplies.
Ibis
vee.kv
Th'n'ortonja
i
packing
salmon
from"
the
Hippo
trolling
grounds
to
.
Buledale
cannery.
The
15
fool
halibut
boat
for
Capt.
John
Wicks,'
is
nearing
completion
on
tbe
McLean
ways.
The
Vickcrs-'Pellers
'engine
has
been
installed
and
everything
will
be
in
readiness
for
the
final
plunge,
on
Monday
oc
Tuesday
of
nexl
week".
The
next
boat
for'building
is
a
1(1
foid
hallbul
boat
for
Capl
llavmoller.
Tills
keel
will
he
laid
immediately
the'
Wtcks'
boat
is
(auncneii.
Tbo
schooner
Marguerite,
Capl-.
"Scully"
lleid,'.
has
been
un
on
Ibe
ways
this
week
for
clean
ing
and
painting.
Capfc
J.
C.
Scot
t
has
had
his
power
boat
Maiven
on
Ibe
ways
jo
gel.
llie
engine
lined
up,
the
slern
hearing
re-bahitled
and
the
hull
re-caulked.
The
Maiyen
has
been
commissioned
'
in
the
fish
packing
for
I
bo
Millerd
cannery
What
a
Life?
(Dedicated
lo
Andy
McDonald
who
mourns
the
absence
yf
bis.
wife)
Andy
leads
the
"single"
lift'
since
wifey
venl
nvvay
In
fact
bo's
started
out
to
dance
by
niglit
ns
well
as
day.
He
goes
to
all
the
movie
shows
when
Muck
Sonnctt's
on
tho
bill,
In
Through
the
use
of
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
OLD
CHUM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
is
preserved
condition
;
it
as
when
it
was
Alwaus
ask
for
fact
his
friends
will
tell
you
that
he's
hitting
down
the
hill.
He'll
tell
you
all
the
girlie's
names
and
what
its
all
about
bul
walk.
in
backwards
lo
the
shows
and
I
hey
think
he's
going
out.
Of
money
he
lias
plenty
.and
like
n
reg'lar
guy
be
loves
to
go
into
'he
hank
and
make-
the
dollars
'ly.
The
teller,
he
will
1
oil
you
jus-how
liberal
Andy
is
for
And?
puts
'em
through
the
cage
bul
that's
nobody's
bis.
At
night
lime
when
he's
lonely
and
wants
a
bit
of
life
he'll
light
his
pipe
i
Ma's
best
room,
you
could
en
smoke
with
a
knife.
Sometimes
he's
feeling
kind
of
gay,
and
jusi
In
make
things
hum
he'll
win
I
the
blnomin
gramophone
and
pit
il
on
the
bum.
But
Sunday
is
his
great
big
day,
and
Andy's
no
one's
fool,
he
doesn't
rise
foe
breakfast
lo
get
kids
to
Sunday
School.
He
lies
and
sleeps
all
through
the
day
till
hunger
gets
him
up
when
be
rises
and
goes
in
next
door
and
there
sits
down
lo
sup.
lie's
never
late
for
bus
iness
though,
of
that
you
may
be
sure,
and
if
be
is
late
for
bed
at
night
his
bed's
the
ofllce
floor.
On
Saturday
night
he
make,
things
hum
by
sauntering
up
the
street;
yon
can
'always
tell
ils
Vndy
by
looking
at
his
feet.
Bur
jokes
aside,
he's
awful
queer
a'
keepin
bachelors
hall,''
'lio
never
used
lo
quile
act
so
and
sit
around
and
stall.
Cheer
up
old
man,
you'll
soon
be
dead,
there's
belter
days
in
sight
and
wjfey
now
will
soon
be
back
I.)
set
all
wrong
things
right.
But
lake
the
lip,
of
one
who
knows,
and
keep
the
hens
well
fed
for
we'll
celebrate
when
"she'
comes
home
as
sure
as
lead
is
leaii.
A
New
Schooner
Tbe
la.lest
Canadian
schooner
to
arrive
in
port
is
the
Cape
Beale,
a
(15
foot
boat
recently
completed
in
Vancouver
for
Capt.
John
Olson
and
Associates.
Tbe
Cape.
Beale
was
In
port
complet
ing
her
outfitting
prior
lo
'caving
on
Wednesday
for
Ihe
northern
fishing
banks
on
her
mulden
trip.
The
new
schooner
is
a
fine
looking
boat
and
is
powered
with
.
HO
horse
pvnver
Knlerprise
Deisel
engine'.
Skipper
John
Wyman
has
re
cently
inslalle'd
n
new
(5.
li.p.
Kaslhopo
engine
in
Ills
power
boat
Yamer.
Seining
Activities
Considerable
work
is
going
on
nl
.the
Akerberg-Thomsoii
shops
on
boats
preparing
to
engage'
in
the
summer
seining
operations.
Andrew
I.ewin
nf
lh
W'ltllnhii'rliLv'u
Irnln
fur
F
nL,
Knllilvn
v
-
Fisheries
stair
Is
havinif
a
seine
winch
installed
on
his
boat
an
for
you
in
perfect
is
always
as
fresh
originally
packed.
the
Vacuum
(Air-Mt)
Tin
Lmpcrial
Tobacco
other
skippers
carrying
out
the.
same
installation
include
Matthew
Hill,
Inverness;
Joe
Ryan,
Sunnyside;
and
Casper
Cordon
owner
of
tbe
power
boat
Dolphin.
In
addition
lo
installing
a
seine
winch
Matthew'
Hill
has
'Jusj
completed
putting
a
new
H
h.p.
Vivian
engine
in
his
boat.
The
Inverness
cannery
Horseshoe,
Capt.
F.
Dudoward,
is
having
her
clutch
overhauled
and
new
piston
rings.
Mr.
Dot-man
has
been
in
Ihe
cily
this
week
from
the
Wales
Island
cannery
in
connection
willi
Ihe
making
of
a
melal
hood
for
Ibe
cannery
chimney
slack
at
Ihe
Akerberg-Tbomson
shops.
Demonstrating
Engine
The
Ward
Kleclrical
Supply
house,
Cow
Bay,
has
recently
received
a
9-10
h.p.
Vickers-Pellers
engine
from
Vancouver
which
lias
been
creeled
in
tbe
shop
for
demonstrating
purposes.
These
engines
are
becoming
increasingly
popular,
several
of
which
have
alrcadv
been
installed
in
boats
this
sea
son,
lo
anyone
desiring
lo
see
the
engine
in
operation
Mr.
Ward
extends
a
cordial
invitation.
Arrivals
.
,
hi
e
ric
n
n.Bq
n
ajix
at
$a
sj
r..
Poinl,'
Mi
tJifl,
'NepYune,
Itainier.
(lOnimonwealth;
I.eviatban,
Itt
loosh,
Venus,
Alaska,
Paragon.
Prosperity,
Vansee,
Kanaga,
Lin
coln,
Kmblcuv
Valorous,
Majes
tic,
Democrat,
Kennebec.
Canadinn
Selnia,
Ringleader,
M.
M.
Christopher,
Verna,
Wilson,
.V.
&
S...
D.S.T.,
Annie
May.
Alii,
Inez
H.,
Volunteer,
Scrub,
Sea
Maid,
Prosperity
A.,
M.
f..,
W.T.,
Caygeon.
Work
is
being
carried
out
on
the
waterfront,
btdh
al
the
McLean
yards
and
the
"Akerbera-Thoinson
shops,
where
equip
ment
is
being
manufactured,
in-
eluding
brailers,
or-
lago
iron
hoops
from
which
ne.ls
are
sus
pendcil,
nets
clc.
in
connection
with
the
research
work
op
the
halibut
fisheries
for
Ihe
International
Fish
committee
undei
Prof.
W.
F.
Thompson.
There
is
talk
on
the
waterfront
of
the
schooner
Sea
Maid,
Cap"l.
II
Doirou,
being
chartered
by
the
professor
for
this
work
0.
II.
Taylor,
former
owner
oT
the
power
boat
Soumie,
has
gone
lo
Bella
Bella
lo
act
as
special
fisherius
guardian
during
ibe
summer
months,
Johji
Dybhavn
left
on
yesler
.
-
-
i
where
he
Is
having
a
summer
r
home
built.
.
fc
'
a
Manufactured
bu
Co.of
Cdnada.Limitcd
Economy-Plus
Thrifty-
ami
resourceful
housewives
of
British
Columbia
see
in
Carnation
Milk
not
only
economy,
bnl
a
pure,
nourishing,
ever
reaily
supply
Of
wholesome
milk.
Your
grocer
has
Carnation,
so
you
need
never
run
short.
Made
In
Canada
Carnation
Milk
John
L.
Christie
Sales
Agent
Prince
Rupert
SPUN
PONGEE
A
splendid
quality
33.
inch
pongeo
for
Ladies
Bloomers
or
Children's
Wear.,
Reg.
85c.
West
of
England
Speolal
65c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
Now
obtainable
Prince
Rupert.
Suprema
Canada's
Fav
orite
Furniture
Polish.
At
all
good
stores
in
small
or
large
bottles.
Also
"SUPREMA"
Mop
Oil
and
tbo
famous
"Eureka
Bleach."
Look
for
the
Rooster
Label.