Saturday,
July
ii.
1925.
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Everybody
Busy
At
Oils
season
of
I
lie
year
boats
nf
lit-
fishing
fleets,
rom-
rising
halibut
tinul.-,
Irollers
nd
seiners
an
practically
alll
but
garnering
in
the
harvest
of
I
tic
deep,
ami
few
bonis
are
a!
present
in
port.
Cow
Hay
ami
vicinity
is
almost
depleted
ofiof
floating
craft
ami
but
for
a
few!
in
nalivo
and
oilier
bouts
in
port
let
indergning
lplayel
repairs
Ihcre'and
Hi
vers
Inlet
lias
not
been
so
s
little
activity
at
tidewater,
Halibut
Arrivals
I
Halibut
arrivals
have
been
up
In
the
average
for
this
lime
of
Ihe
year
anil
pood
weather
j
reported
In
have
existed
on
the
Keep
sea
fishing
grounds
although
rain
lias
been
frequent,
prices
offered
on
the
Fish
Kx-
fchange
for
American
first
and
lii'coml
class
fares
have
ranged
from
12.8c
and
lo.
In
15.7c
amlj
Be.
while
Canadian
fares
have
averaged
from
IO.de
and
lie,
to
LAND
ACT
notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Rc-
rording
District
of
Prince.
Hu-
iiert.
and
situate
at
Hooncy
nlnl.
O
rah
am
Island,
Hntish
Columbia.
Take
Notice
that
Langara
ishing
&
Packing
Company
.milled,
of
.Massett,
H.C.,
occu
pation
Packers,
intends
to
apply
'or
a
lease
of
the,
following
de-
icribed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
It
llooney
point,
flraliam
Island,
it
:
ii
Columbia;
thence
nor-
ierly
fnc
chains,
more
Or
less,
low
water
mark;
thence
west-
lily
along
low
waler
mark
one
lundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
loutherly
five
chains;
thence
Faslerly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chiii
ns,
more
or
less,
to
point
of
liroinmcnrciiient.
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
L'ANOAHA
I
ISHIiXn
Si
PACKLXi
f
PACK
I
NO
tO.
LTD.
4
Applicant.
Per
K.
H.
Simpson,
Agent.
Dated
June
12th.
1925.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
He-
pording
District
of
Prince
Hu
pert,
and
situate
about
one
and
a
ttialf
miles
east
of
Mnssett
Lighthouse
at
tho
mouth
of
Mas-
fcett
Inlet,
Ornham
Island,
Hrit
lsh
Columbia.
TAKH
XOT1CK
Hint
Langara
Fishing
A
Packing
Company
.United,
of
Victoria,
B.C.,
occu-
lialion,
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
n
lease
of
the
following
de-
ncribod
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pbsl
planted
it
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
seven,
(iraliam
isianu,
nriusii
KColumlila,
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Mnssell
Lighthouse
Kit
the
mouth
of
Massett
Inlet,
firaham
Island,
Hritlsh
Cnlum-
Ilila;
thence
northerly
five
chains,
fmore
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
whence
westerly,
nlong
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
Chains:
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hun
drcd
and
sixty
chains,
more
or
less,
lo
point
of
commencement,
mid
containing
eighty
acres,
liriorc
or
less.
LANOARA
FISIIINfl
A
PACKING
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
linn
V
II
Hlmnsnn
Acrpfll
Dated
June
lOlli.
lUi.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
p
Notice
s
hereby
slven
Dial
on
the-
llth
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
npply
In
the
Liounr
Control
Hoard
for
licence
In
respect
to
premises
firing
pari
of
the
buiMIng
known
is
Hudson
Hay
Hotel,
Telegrapl
Rieek,
11.(1.
upon
the
lands
ties-
ftlbed
as
Lots
3
and
I,
block
lap
975.
Prtncn
llupert
Land
Registration
Dislrlct,
in
tho
Pro
Hncn
of
Hritlsh
Columhln,
for
Jie
sale
of
beer
by
Hie
glass
or
Mr
open
bottle
for
consumption
ah
the
premises.
If
Dated
this
2Glh
d:iy
of
May
925.
It
KHIC
McQHMIl,
Lessee,
Applicant
1
i.Gc
nnd
fi.Sc.
No
unlnwur.l
tiapiniiiif
liav
been
reported
lirrTigr
the
week
under
review
in
nalllmt
find
circles,
1
Salmon
Run
Fluctuates
Skippers
of
incoming
paekin
lioals
report
thai
while
Itn
salmou
has
been
fairly
good
I
lie
Naas
river
and
Smith's
In-
dislricls
the
run
at
Dunda
good.
This
is
accounted
for
in
Igreal
measure
iiv
the
fact
I
III!
S-Ihe
weather
has
tieeiv
cold
for
the
time
of
year
lull
a
change,
for
Hie
"belter
in
the
elements
is
looked
for
at
an
early
dale
Arrivals
The
following
halrbut.
schoon
ers
have
landed
raldics
this
week.
,
American
l.urcka,
Kan-
aga,
Yellowstone,
Unimak,
Itain
icr.
Fva,
Kaslern
Point,
Star,
Kagle,
Sunset,
Swan
and
Hilda
Canadian
Muirneag,
Kaicn,
Alll,
Cape
"Swain,
S.A.,
Swing,
While
Lily.
Prosperity
A
W.T.,
Sea
Mafil,
Hanaro,
Mali,
Kobe,
Im-
Ipeneuse,
.Mayflower,
II.
and
U.j
Livingstone,
D.S.T.,
Maud,
Minne,
ami
Hosespit.
Fine
Yacht
In
One
of,
Ihe
snappiest
looliin?
private)
yacht.
In
put
into
port
for
some
time
past
arrived
on
Wednesday
afternoon
when
I
he
lower
yacht
Alfcian,
owned
by
Mr.
Wiley,
who
is
connected
with
the
Todd
shipyards,
Seattle,
came
to
anchor
opposite
the
Prince
Hupert
Hoat
house.
The
yacht
has
been
on
a
pleasure
cruise
lo
Alaskan
points.
The
Aliciaii
put
into
port
to
enatde
her
owner
lo
despatch
some
telegrams
ami
take
on
supplies
before
continuing
south
early
yesterday
morning.
The
Aliclan
is
119
feel
long
with
a
20
fool
beam
and
is
powered
with
twin
150
horse
power
Winton
full-deisel
engines.
The
interior
of
'lie
craft
is
beautifully
appointed
and
embodies
all
the
latest
conveniences.
Part
of
the
ship's
equipment
is
wireless
and
radio.
Many
fine
concerts
having
been
enjoyed
throughout
the
trip
on
Hie
latter.
Alex.
Holmes
of
Anyox
is
hav
ing
his
power
boat
Ff-pirit
remodelled
al
the
Suga
yards.
The
craft
is
being
transformed
into
a
Irolling
boat
which
will
lie
powered
with
a
12
h.p.
Itegal
engine.
A
new
2ft
foot
trolling
boat
ha?
eccntly
been
liuilt
at
the
Cow-
Hay
creek
ways
for
Louis
Miller.
I
he
hull
is
pracucnuy
compieu-u
and
has
already
been
launched.
n
l
foot
power
Jioat
of
the
semi-V.
bottom
type
is
umli
r
construction
by
Japanese
inler-
esls
al
the
old
fchnekley
ways
on
Cow
Day
creek,
The
power
plant
has
not
yet
been
decided
upon
but
H
will
be
of
suniclent
horse-
TIMBER
SALE
X7109.
Pealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
than
noon
on
llio
sain
day
oi
July,
1925,
for
the
purchase
oi
Licence
X7109,
at
beau
or
in-toyees
Inlet,
C.ll.
I,
lo
cut
591,-
000
feet
of
Spruce,
Cedar,
Hem-.
lock
and
Halsam
bawlogs.
Two
(21
years
will
he
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester,
N'lclnria,
or
tho
District
Forester,
Prince
Rupert,
H.O.
TIMBER
SALE
X7275.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
tho
Dislrict
Forester
not
later
thnn
noon
on,
the
3lh
day
of
July,
1H25,
for
the
purchase
nf
Licence
X7275
on
unnamed
bay
Immediately
lo
Hie
soulh
of
la
goon
emplylng
into
Kllerslic
Hay.
C.ll.
3,
to
cut
150,000
feet
board
measure
of
Cedar,
Spruce,
Hemlock,
und
Halsam
Fawlogs.
Two
(2
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
limber,
Further
particulars
of
tho
Clilor
Forester,
Victoria,
or
thelshops.
Dislrict
Forester,
Prince
Hupert,
U.C.
I
Jimmy
f
power
lo
give
tiie
boat
a
speed
;
of
around
20
miles
per
hour.
"Handsome"
Jim
Again
The
Whiffs
man
apologiies
to
his
readers
for
(lie
absence
of
news
concerning
Kapt.
"Handsome"
Jim
Morrison,
.owner
ot
the
schooner
Caygeon
and
now
Hie
whole
cheese
on
Ihe
tughoa.
Tide
Hip
of
Ihe
Hushhy
lowinv
licet.
I'lie
lack
of
news
has
beer,
due
to
Ihe
fact
that
Cap
has
been
busy
looking
to
the
gadgits
of
hi
new
charge.
However,
every!
hint;
running
like
a
mouse
or
wheels
now
and
last
Sunda.
Jim
hit
Ihe
spotlight
of
publicity
again
by
pulling
otT
some
"Sir
Walter
Haleigh"
stuff
at
the
Odd
fellows
picnic
held
at
Pillsburj
Cove.
When
the
boats
began
to
pull
out
for"
the
joy
rendezvoos.
and
it
was
known
that
"Handsome"
Jim
was
at
Hie
wheel
ol
Ihe
Tide
Hip
the
ladies
in
tin
party
made,
a
terrific
charge
foi
the
boat
'a
reminder
of
remnant
day
in
n
departmental
store
Despite
Ihe
efforts
of
Ihe
skippers
of
other
boals
the
onslaught
could
not
be
stopped
with
t
lie
re
sult
the
Tide
Hip
was
filled
lo
Ihe
waler
edge
witli
feminin
beauty
of
the
city.
The
remaining
boats
taking
Care
of
merr
man.
Like
a
harpooned
whale
the
Tide
llip
'snorled
across
the
harborwilh
the
remainder
of
Ihe
picnic
Meet
rraNvlinlM'lfffiH.Wniile
the
ladies
gazed
with
admiration
at
Iheir
handsome
skipper
on
the
journey
across,
their
-gaze
upon
arrival
at
tho
cove
registered
deep
horror
for
it
.was
low
tide
and
not
one
of
them
had
high
rubber
boots.
Hut
did
the
skip
per
care,
we'll
say
he
did
not.
I'lie
low
tide
wus
right
in
hi
mill,
and
was
soon
in
his.
boots
loo,
for
he
gallantly
carried
every
single
lady
aboard
on
his
broad
back
through!
he
niuilto
I
errallrma
chuckling
with
glee
at
every
fresh
load.
Jim
s
tip
,to
picnic
skippers
is
to
see
that
the
tide
is
low
when
the
boat
arrives
and
lo
be
tho
only
man
aboard.
Tho
halibut
schooner
S.A.,
has
been
on
the
Ward
ways
this
week
for
painllng
and
general
over
haul.
The
power
liOat
Heaver
Cove
left
port
on
Tuesday
night
on
a
salmon
packing
exploit
afler
doing
considerable
refilling
in
port.
The
halibut
schooner
Cape
Swain,
Capl.
"Red"
Pierce,
lefl
on
Wednesday
for
Ihe
halibut
hanks
afler
havintf
an
A
H
water-Kent
Ignition
fitted
on
his
engine
nt
the
Akerberg-Thomson
Thomas,
tho
genial
OLD
CHUM
In
the
famous
lkcmm(rJMt)Tm
skipper
of
Hie
power
boat
Viner,
which
is
engaged
on
a
packing
contract
with
the
Millerd
cannery
this
season,
was
successful
in
passing
his
Dominion
government
examination
for
a
coasting
lowboal
ticket
at
Ihe
recent
examination
held
here
by
Capt
Lindsay,
government
.examiner.
The
power
boat
Fujiyama,
kippered
by
Laurie
Lanvbly,
retimed
from
1he
Naas
river
dis-rict
on
Wednpsday
night,
with
a
.argo
of
salru'on
for
the
Millerd
'
'
cannery.
The
power
boat
Pachena,
of
he
P.H.
Hoalhodse
.
fleet,
skippered
by
Paul
Armour,.
is
packing
.'or
Hie
Somnierville'-cannery
thM
vear.
K
Little
bits
of
fixing,
"
Little
dab's
of
paint,'
Often
make
a
motor
boat
Look
like
what
she
ain't.
Sing
a
song
n'slxpencc,
A
bottle
full
of
rum,
f
(Set
your
pants
caught
in
the
wheel
.
;
Then
hav'nt
we
got
fun?
The
man
is
sure'a
perfect
ass
Who
tries
to
slartrwithout
the
MrsA(
.'ltali',
LePiue'.;'(who
i?
holidaying
al
Long'He'a6h,
Cali
fornia,
stales
in
a
letter
to
her
husband.
Ralph
-LePine,
that
moving
pictures
have
already
ippeared
in
Los
Angeles
showinz
h,.
recent
earthquakes
at
Santa
Haraba.
The
leat
In
the
south
has
been
terrific
for
the
pas!
week."
M.T.3.
from
Ketchikan
The
tugboat
M.T.X
Capt.
R.l
Oreen,
flagship
of
Hie
Hushhy
tugboat
fleet,
arrived
from
Ward's
Cove,
near'
Ketchikan.
Tuesday
at
noon
with
a
load
of
machinery
in
tow
for
t
he
Rupert
Marine
Products
plant
including
boilers
and
vats
from
a
depleted
fisli
reduction
plant
al
flint
point.
The
lug
left
again
on
Wednesday
morning
reluming
at
midnight
with
scows
of
lumber
containing
two
carloads
for
transshipment
easl-
over
the
.
u...n.
The
schooner
llanaco
Is
hav
ing
a
winch
and
seine
lunittable
(Installed
at
Ihe
Akeiberg-Thoin
son
shops
in
preparation
for
seining
on
behalf
of
the
Inver
ness
cannery,.
A
"Dandy"
Line
Hauler
Capt.
Jud
Thurber,
owner
nnd
skipper
of
(he
halibut
schooner
Muirneag,
has
recently
purchas
ed
a
new
"Dandy"
line
hauler,
the
Invention
of
Andy
Akerberg
Through
the
use
of
the
famous
Vacuum
(air-tight)
tin
OLD
CHUM
SMOKING
TOBACCO
is
preserved
for
you
in
perfect
condition;
it
is
always
as
fresh
as
when
it
was
Alwaus
ask
for
of
the
Akerberg-Thomson
machine
shops.
Jud
was
Ihe
first
purchaser
of
Ibis
type
of
line
hauler
in
1913
which
lias
been
in
constant
use
on
the
Muirneag
for
the
past
-twelve
years,
and
Jud
swears
by
it.
In
fact
he
stales
that
he'
would
not.
change
his
"Dandy"
line
hauler
for
any
other
line
hauler
on
the
market.
The
simplicity
and
durability
of
construction
is
llie
keynote
of
lieeess
of
the
"Dandy"
and
once
used
becomes
Indispensable
to
Hie
halibut
fisherman.
A
New
Style
Exhaust
The
old
style
gas
engine
ex
haust,
with
its
constant
"pop-pop-pop,"
is
now
a
tiling
of
the
past
and
the
latest
musical
exhaust
is
(he
invent
ion
of
Capt.
(Dr.)
II.
K.
Tremayne,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
launch
Na-dine.
.
The
idea
when
carried
out
is
not
only
very
simple
hut
its
installation
costs
are
practically
nil
provided
the
exhaust
pipe
comes
through
the
lop
of
the
boat.
An
empty
gasoline
tin
is
the
only
requisite
for
Ihe
transformation
of
Jlie
noisy
exhaust
into
an
exhausl
giving
forth
harmonious
notes.
The
formula
is
lo
secure
an
empty
gas
tin
and
place
it
securely
over
the
ex-hausi.
When
Ihe,
engine
is
started
on
no
account
take
the
liy
'otT
or
jlie
effect
is
absolutely
spoiled
and
you
can't
get
your
money
baeli.
Willi
the
engine
hilling
on
all
"one"
the
vibrations
of
the
exhausl
in
the
empty
tin
have
a
soothing
effect
upon
Ihe
nerves
and
remind
one
of
a
machine
gun
barrage
al
3.30
"ack
enima"
on
a
nice
wel,
cold
and
foggy
morning.
Doc
would
doubtless
be
pleased
lo
demon
strale
the
Invention
lo
any
motor
boat
enthusiast,
desirous
of
being
up
In
tliCj
minute
in
Ideas.
Hill
Lcizhton
of
Mellaknlla
Is
having
a
seine
winch
installed
on
his
boat
preparatory
lo
seining
for
the
Inverness
cannery..
Schooner
W.
F.,
Capl.
Wal
lers,
which
recently
sank
In
Por
poise
Harbor
ami
has
just
been
repaired
at
the
dry
dock,
had
the
misfortune
lo
break,
her
clutch
while
en
mule
to
Ihe
Naas
and
was
forced
Iq
put
back
for
re
Capl.
Steve
Ridley,
skipper
and
owner
of
the
power
bnal
Katie,
had
Ihe
mlsforlune
to
smash
his
liming
gears
caused
liy
a
piece
of
metal
falling
Into
Ihe
engine
Repairs
have
been
made
am
Sieve
is
fishing
for
Ihe
Somer
vUle
cannery.
The
schooner
Sea
Maid,
on
charier
to
the
government
for
Ihe
halibut
research
work
of
originally
packed.
Ihe
Vacuum
(Air-Tiht)
Tin
Imperial
Tobacco
Prof.
W.
F.
Thompson,
has
recently
had
repairs
made
to
her
lighting
engine
at
the
Akerberg-Thomson
shops.
The
schooner
left
port
on
Tuesday
night
on
her
second
,
.trip,
to
.
the.
fishing
grounds
for.
the
.purpose
of
tag-glnsrhalhiut.
11
.
Fire
Averted
The
United
Church
mission
boat
Croby,
a
51
foot
craft
skippered
4iy
Capt.
Oliver,
came
near
to
being
destroyed
by
fire
while
at
Oceanic
on
Monday
last,
and
it
was
Minly
due
lo
the
hard
fire
fighting
work
of
the
skipper
and
Dr.
Spencer
that
a
serious
conflagration
was
averted.
So
serious
did
things
look
at
one
'
lime
that
preparations
were
quickly
made
to
tow
Ihe
craft
out
to
sea
lo
protect
otjier
boats
in
the
vicinily.-
A
spark
Jumped
from
the
electrical
wires
and
fell
upon
a
piece
of
oily
waste
which
ignited.
The
skipper
grabbed
the
waste
and
in
an
effort
lo
throw
it
out
or
a
closed
porthole,
it
fell
upon
the
gasoline
pump.
The
flames
nuickly
spread
through
the
engine
room
ami
before
the
fire
was
finally
go!
under
the
heal
had
melled
Hie
spoul
otT
a
two
gallon
priming
ean.
.'However,
aner
nu
hntiin
helween
the
Pyrene
tire
extinguisher
and
Ihe
fire;
the
former
won.
Hut
"for
the
wood,"'
the
interior
'of
the
cran
neimt
scorched
Hide
damage
was
Hone
The
Crosbv
left
for
Ihe
fckecna
river
district
yesterday
morning
wilh
Rev.
O.
Ci.
Hacker
ahoani.
dvertle
In
the
Daily
Newa
LAND
ACT.
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
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at
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Take
Notice
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(rosse-Mii-,
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Limited,
of
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H.C,
occupation
Salmon
canners,
m-j
tends
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apply
Tor
a
lease
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me
following
described
lands:
Commencing
nt
a
post
planted
approximately
20
chains
east
from
northwest
corner
Lot
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thence
south
3
chains;
thence,
west
10
chains;
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soulh
2(
chains;
thehee
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to
etinins
to
wesj
boundary
of
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thence
south
H
chains;
thence
west
0
chains;
thence
north
20
chains;
thence
east
2
chnins,
more
or
less,
to
jieach;
thence
following
meandering
of
shore
line
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
22
acres,
more
or
less.
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washday
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