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achievement
ofCcmrnunity
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enhanced
by
the
introduction
of
thi
tplcndjj
elicit
lUnJ-ctrred
tacffcct,iud
iiggetting
the
gorrroui
Chew
of
esrly
Dielith
days,
'
Coun
Cabinets
are
cure
tohtveitrtmeadousvofue.
Ai
trrtingt
for
fine
lilvrr
wwe
nothing
could
be
more
pproprute.vct
the
cot
it
surprisingly
low.
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v
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WITH
TMt
CIDCn
BENT'S
LADIES'
READY-TO-WEAR
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Made
Cravenette
Raincoats
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ferctil
1iatlfi,
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J.
BENT
Third
Ave.
Phone
651.
LUMBER
We
are
marvnfj'
'"ring
r
ugh
and
drff-ed
lum-u
-jxe
gr
mi
lioal
fi!a
Halibut
and
sal-nvn
!oxp.
Ak
Fop
Prlcei
Seal
Cove
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
562
George
Rorie
Chartered
Accountant
and
Auditor
llcrc.ver.
Liquidator,
Trustee.
Ao.
Phone
3S7
New
Address:
243
Second
Avenue
West
unci:
niTKivr
Fur
Coats
cS:
Jacquettes
An
Kxqulslte
Block
of
Fui
TrlmmlnKs
at
low
prioe
B.
C.RJR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave.
MILK
From
Bulkley
Valley
FRESH
MILK
AND
WHIPPING
CREAM
We
specially
recommend
oar
Table
Cream
at
16o
for
Half
pint.
Quality
and
Service
Special
lo
Delivery
8ervlce
Valentin
Dairy
Phone
657
f
BAT"RDAT
OCTOBCB
2S,
1936.
ran
0SIE7
wawa
PAGE
FIVE
.1
I,
9
t
WA
TERFRONT
WHIFFS
Permanent
repair
of
waterfront
roadis
being
requested
local
salmon
packers
are
returninghalibut
total
under
1925
1
A
petition
drawing
the
attention
of
the
elty.
provincial
and
federal
author-titles
to
the
utuatiafactory
condition
of
the
road
running
from
Third
Avenue
to
the
Cow
Bay
bridge
and
beyond
toward
the
f
dry
dock
In
one
direction
and
the
,
gsvernment
wharf
tn
the
other
and
asking
that
immediate
atepa
be
taken
to
'lepalr
the
road
la
being
widely
algned
by
couceros
and
people
.doing
butlnewi
.
ateng
the
waterfront,
j
The"
petition
la
worded
aa
follow:
i
"We
wlah
to
draw
your
attention
to
the
present
condition
of
the
road
I
running
from
Third
Avenue
to
the
Cow"
Bay
bridge
and
on
the
other
aide
of
wage,
one
section
running
to
the
pro-a
i
.
.
...
1
Hnelal
government
wharf,
the
othei"
to
jtbe
Imperial
Oil
Co
property.
I
-We
would
point
out
that
tbla
road
!
wa
never
buUt
properly
from
the
flrt
IN
PROBATE.
I
IN
THE
SUrnr.SU
COURT
OF
BRITUM
,
COLUMBIA
hi
Id-
Vall-r
uf
Itw
iUainiirstHia
Art;
sntl
I"
II
Oallrr
nf
I
he
I
tl-
of
tnrrw
Mr
v...tti.
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i
kn'.wo
Aiwtrew
;
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int.'
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dated
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it
rent,
M..
s
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Sf
Take
Arm,
nrTir','OTT.'F'
tlil
nelnM
Symes,
.
?.i..r
iiiil
nullrltnr.
of
40
Vet
I'en-
iiirfH
w.?1;;;1
'm.h
Cl)iu,i,u,
tl.t.
inr
1
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Miner1
Certirirsie
No.
'.".'M.
inlrnl.
al
dyafr..m
the
dte
J"
V
n
arVnlv
In
1
the
Mlnlnir
Iteroriler
;
tr"",''.,.!
tn-
"
ln.l.r.iven.e.11.
for
tl
f
hl""n
rr,,wn
0nxAl
purlK.
lKi'
FrnTHMI
TAKK
NOTICE
that
...
.i-iiiin
miiM
le
ronmii'iireil
i&"The'W';;f
wirh1
rertirir.ie.
cf
city
muat
use
these
roads."
Powerboat
Pschena
made
a
trip
this
week
to
Murder
Oove.
Macaulav
Island.
stand
up
to
the
heavy
traffic
going
!and
jio
t,,,
in
,
cow
containing
25W)
over
It
each
and
every
day.
ittt
ot
Jumber
which
had
been
bought
"It
has
been
temporarily
repaired
from
lut
wek
for
Albert
ti
McCaXIery
by
,time
to
Ume
but
the
method
and
ma-
Clpt
8wnon
who
went
down
In
the
ti
iwru
wm
not
nana
tor
any
lengtn
Uyfanwy.
The
Bchaeffer
sawmlU
at
tn
ume.
"The
condition
of
the
road
to
those
who
ue
it
constantly
csusea
rapid
depreciation
of
cars
and
truck,
especially
trucks
carrying
hesvy
loads.
"We
would
ask
Immediate
"action
on
the
repair
of
thM
road
so
thst
excessive
wear
and
tear
on
all
trucks
and
ears
will
be
eliminated,
and
will
greatly
help
reduce
the
cost
of
upkeep
which
at
present
is
very
heavy
and
.unnecessary
If
thai
road
were
properly
buUt.
"We
are
sending
this
petition
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
provincial
government
and
deputy
minister
of
railway.
Ottawa,
a
the
last
two
have
lease
with
some
of
the
firms
Interested
and
we
consider
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
should
do
tie
share
as
every
car
in
thla
Murder
Cove
la
now
dosed
for
the
winter.
A
Capt.
Alex
Saint
aboard
powerboat
28
took
Capt.
Larry
Thomson
out
Wednesday
night
-to
meet
the
Japanese
grain
steamer
Telfuku
Mn.ru.
Putting
the
pilot
aboard
the
big
freighter
oil
Triple
Island
about
midnight,
the
28,
bung
ground
in
the
fog
and
got
back
to
port
about
8
o'clock
Thursday
morning.
Bob
Thomas
sailed
on
the
28
aa
cook
and.
while
Captain
Thomson
can
recommend
his
coffee,
he
ssys
that
Bob
fries
a
very
rubbery
steak.
At
that
It
might
have
been
Pat
Burns
who
waa
at
fault.
Jim
Bacon
i
erecting
a
new
and
com
modious
amokehcuse
at
the
rear
of
his
new
premises
"
on
the
government
wharf.
T
Furniture
and
equipment
la
being
moved
into'
the
fblologlcal
station
on
the
government'
'w-harf.
-
Chris
Elk
Ins
and
Bill
Brown-are
finishing
furnace
Installation
in
the
building
while
the
finish
ing
touches
are
being
put
on
the
in
terior
decoration
by
Painter
Blsaett.
D.
B.
Finn,
who
will
be
director
ot
the
sta
tion,
la
well
pleased
with
the
layout
and
expects
to
carry
out
a
good
deal
of
valuable
and
Interesting
research
work
H
H.ktn
wMJ
prw-rwl
i..
swear
lajup
hU
week
for
the
winter,
left
Thurs-
t
am
deal
or
use
sM
Asoeew
r
iflir
nieht
on
t
trio
to
Vancouver
autrt.
nlhrrwtar
ID
WW
s
AlHtrew
i
il4l
WU.IJtV
A
GONIAL.
MHeilse.
Iki
nntl-r
flrtl
imbhsiied
nw
the
I
ita
!
wtutwr,
A
l
.
Hit.
WATCH
NOTICL
I
Dl.eealen
an
V.
therein.
Oeorge
PrtU
returned
to
port
with
the
Margaret
II.
this
week
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
he
ha
been
packing
this
summer
and
has
left
for
the
westward
on
a
halibut
trip.
Merrill
Soltowa.
captain
of
the
hali
but
schooner
Rlnglesder.
which
was
tied
t
Ills
msny
'
friends
along
the
waterfront
will
be
interested
to
know
that
'
word
has
been
recerved
from
Earl
Haines
i
who
la
now
at
the
Msyo
Clinic.
Roches-It
er.
Minn.,
and
that
he
is
malting
sat-Jlsfactory
recovery
following
treatment
!
l,ul.
vnin
iiwi
hiimti
wmt-
i
,
ii,.
i.ii.ii.
whi.e
ddn-
i
Interne.
rsnnery.
decent
injury.
I
ill
afl
tor
a
linrnre
le
lake
and
Capt.
Clarence
Campbell
and
hla
bro-
wMrn
fkiw
!
ther
left
thla
week
on
the
hailbut
r'tlETrEln
.Ut'
schooner
Joe
Baker,
which
ha
now
dls-
I
M
ttl
u.l..
t..
..
M.kl...
m
i
a-i.
cvuimuru
till
IUUV
AtmtHU
IIM
IUV
v
w-
!
water
will
be
diverted
rrum
Ike
;tream
j
it
f
m-
101
"
weeks
"
hunting
"'"""'B
at
Dundaa
JUX""
P.ni
alui
ko
feel
mini
it
niuulb
i
anil
will
lie
umh!
tor
uuine.iir
ana
rinwij
lining.
piirrie
iiki
the
land
itrrrlbrd
M
.
"A
.
kllaWO
I
.It.
IB1
IWWT
i.n
thr
mM
il
inr
i
in
uai
'n
r--.
lotllhel.
Iff.
A
rip
.u
.laairaiinn
nuruisal
itiereio
snd
to
.t
.
.
.
'
u
In
"V
alar
1
-.
mm
IM-
ntM
ti
sen
1
Cspt.
jud
Tsuroer
used
ine
naiioui
f
ihi
n.
.tire
and
achoonrr
Muirueag
thla
week
to
bring
III-
l-l
in
IW
Ul
load
of
aand
and
gravel
for,
use
In
ex-
Ifiee
nf
the
Water
rteewiter
al
rrlnre
temal
decoration
of
the
Fourth
Avenu
iMerlMMMi
t
Ihe
aplllrllin
mr
,
lluieri.
mi,jfDce.
rwioence.
tlx-
filed
wilh
Hie
'
Water
Reeurrter
or(Ml
.
alaanla-ml
.
I
IftfS.
n
nl
niw
ir
mam'.
im'.
iwiik
ihe
CMiuitrujirr
.
1
1
n.
HlWfln..
tVimtmil
n
W
T-
r,t
u.rrl.
IT.rr
Vlrfairta.
Vlrtort.
II.
II.
C
C
.
.
wttl)in
WltlllO
'!SS?
ff"S
V.rwffiThe
nde
a
trip
to
Oeorgetowt,
Thursday
iiav
.if
lie
rlrM
puliliiaiK
nr
tni
mxire
aju)
brought
back
a
pair
of
scow
with
HliBF.RT
0fXiBE
J.lllXSTfi.
LAND
ACT.
Applimnt.
'
lumber
for
the
Big
Bsy's
local
yard.
i
The
boat
pouue
a.,
on
wnicn
Anoy
'
Akerberg
habeen
trolling
thl
seaaon.
Nolle
of
Intentlsn
to
Applj
t
i
up
for
the
winter
on
a
Cow
Bay
In
rnnee
unpen
i.iu
nr..u,a
.
.r.'
i
and
Jtuair
al
Jedwt)
lUrtxM-,
(,uern
cradle.
rriai-li.ilr
!lnd.
j
1
TUE
thl
Vnnerjllle
Cnnerjr
the
Cow
U
I
NOTICj:
rf.f
Brun0,
Bay
barber,
,
B.C..
oi-eupytlcMi
ltd..
Vnrnnrr.
r..h
iiiii.jhx
raeaeA.
(niewN.
lo
lHly
for
a
!
J
not
expressing
any
great
measure
of
i
.,r
the
rnlkiwtnr
trrilied
lnd
,
thank
to
the
rgostlcally
tmerou
gen-,,Xo7-e?'nr
u,nvVV,tleman
who
dismantled
a
cradle
he
'
.
laim
fullnwlnir
the
is'trrl.v
tmumUry
In
nai
made
In
order
to
build
one
for
imrilierh
dlrerium
t
rhainn;
llvure
himself.
M
.
ornea.lerlA-
it
-haln
lo
hi
Hi
w.ter
mark
thelire
outlM-lerly
Hour
the
lilrn,
.
i
water
mark
l
rham;
'"'Jile
'
Attn
n
Henlve
overhaul
J6b
at
the
ini'ini
nr.iTimrVinro'i!
and
roiitiinlnit
tl
McLean
way.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln'a
yacht
'...
FuU
Uoon
u
now
thorough
I
(
rlt,m.
riivPivv
j
soMKIlUlXr.
Anp1,nYY'
,
painting
both
In
aide
and
out
before
Per
F.
li.
Miher.
,
leaving
the
shop
where
ah
ha
been
naiwl
arplemlier
lh,
lt
;for
ibout
,
month
NOTICC
OF
NTtNTtOJ
TO
APPLV
The
schooner
R.W.,
Capt.
A.
Wick.
aX-
one
would
never
have
Imagined.
It
appeara
that
mariner
have
got
used
to
the
value
ot
signal
on
steamers
whistles
in
a
double
way.
the
sound
and
also
th
appearance
ot
steam.
Motor
vessel
are
equipped
with
a
eompresiirr
air
whiatle.
and
the
offcer
on
watch
on
a
nearby
veaael
la
deprived
ot
the
corroborative
vlaual
slg-
Croup
at
Night
CaaaachetktdlaU
lsi
kr
rtlng
IIwm
a
hst
ltk
Vlft.Ut4lm
I
hi
Ireatnteni
Maallf
vsr
a
sight
.
VaoRub
nal
afforded
by
the
(team
wtilatle.
Mow
cornea
the
"Visible
Bmoke
Unit,
which
la
a
device
giving
a
vlalble
amoke
puff
concurrently
and
of
same
duration
aa
the
audible
elgnai.
The
device
la
putj
on
the
market
by
the
B
perry
oyroxcop
Ca
of
London.
At
flrat
they
built
motor
ahlpa
without
a
amoke
a
tack,
but
they
aoon
had
to
put
on
dummy
funnel
for
appearance
aake.
Now
cornea
the
need
for
dummy
(team
for
the
whistle.
C.
S.
Williams,
the
genial
IX
aomewhat
persistent
representative
of
Canadian
;
Fairbanks-Morse,
wa
Doing
hla
stuff
on
waterfront
row
thla
week.
Q.
8.
it
con-
I
centratlng
hla
effort
at
this
tune
on!
the
putting
over
of
a
new
full
delael
two
cycle
engine
which
so
lar
is
the
only
thtng
of
It
kind
on
the
market.
Other
companies
are
reported
to
be
working
on
It
developments.
IX
there
are
not
some
of
the
new
motors
In
use
her
next
season
we
will
say
the
energetic
C.
F.
M.
agent
1
not
to
blame.
Schooner
W.T.,
Ctpt.
Charlie
Edwards,
has
returned
to
port
sfter
having
spent
the
season
packing
for
J.-
P.
Todd
it
Son
and
la
fixing
up
for
a
halibut
trip.
Charlie
Edwards,
who
left
here
some
time
ago
following
the
loss
at
sea
of
his
halibut
boat
Azores,
has
been
packing
salmon
down
the
coast
thla
season
with
a
new
boat
he
had
built
at
Van
couver.
He
is
now
working
around
Van
couver
Island
where
chum
seining
is
still
In
progress.
At
last
a
real
proof
has
been
found
that
prohibition
In
the
great
Republic
to
the
south
Is
achieving
auccess.
It
is
this;
A
(or
"the")
Sea
Berpept
has
been
sighted
on
no
less
than
eight
occasions
recently
in
B.C.
water,
whereas
there
bs
been
no
reported
similar
occurence
In
the
water
of
the
Pacific
Coast
of
the
VS.
The
Inference
Is
obvious.
Union
Oil
Co.'a
motorshlp
tanker
Olinda
waa
In
port
Thursdsy
evening
unloading
at
the
company
local
tank.
Aboard
Skipper
Bryant's
Harla.
Geo.
Bryant
and
the
boy
and
-Harry
Pullen
left
bright
and
early
this
morning
for
the
Ogden
Channel
vicinity
where
they
win
give
temflc
pursuit
to
the
wily
deer.
The
party
took
enough
provisions
to
lsst
a
month
but
Monday
it
Tuesday
will
probably
ee
them
back
with
tangible
results
of
their
prowess
In
trophies
of
the
chase.
StW
CANNEKV
R.
O.
Johnston,
mansger
of
Inverness
tannery,
baa
obtained
a
site
on
the
In
dian
reserve
at
Klemtu
(China
Hat)
upon
which
he
will
erect
a
two
line
tannery
which
will
be
ready
for
operation
In
time
for
next
years
fall
fish
ing.
This
explains
the
recent
trips
made
by
the
popular
Bob
to
China
Hat
which
is
about
130
miles
south
of
here
and
In
the
central
fishing
dlrtalon.
Port
wardens
aurvey
fees
for
grsln
rrssrla
using
this
port
were
set
at
MS
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
thla
week.
Thl
1
the
ume
rate
aa'
applies
In
Vancouver.
The
Japanese
flh
packer
Shushona,
which
haa
been
In
dry
dock
getting
repair
following
her
wreck
In
Hecate
Strait
In
Auguit,
1
now
about
Eddie
Hudson
returned
to
port
this
week
from
Bella
Bella
where
be
haa
been
packing
salmon
this
season
for
the
cannery
there
with
his
boat
Allda.
a
Ringleader.
Capt.
Merrill
Solltfws;
Joe
Baker,
Capt.
Charlie
Campbell;
Iris,
Capt
Jack
Candow;
D.8.T..
Capt.
Jim
Parson;
and
MA.B,
Capt.
Jack
McLean,
have
finished
hallbuttlng
for
th
reason.
Atll.
Unome.
Marguerite.
Mulr-seag
and
P.
Dorreen
hare
already
been
reported
tied
up
for
the
winter.
It
la
ndw
beginning
to
look
aa
If
the
11)20
hallbnt
landings
at
thl
port
will
not
4
be
a
heavy
aa
list
year's
.
With
but
thre
Weeks,
of
fishing
left
and
possibly
tour-
and
a
half
or
five
before
all
the
landing
arei
arounted.'
f
or,
the
total
to
dae
is
34tQ2JJ00
pounds.
It
Is
hardly'
to
"be
etpected
that,
almost
flva
million
-poundi
will
be'
linded
now
to
bring
the
total
up
to
last
year's
28.920.-TOO
pounds.
The
24.022,900
pounds
so
far
this
season
1
made
up
of
17.913,-BOO
pound
of
American
halibut
and
0,-109.100
ot
Canadian.
American
Columbia,
5S.0O0;
Chelsea,
4S.0O0;
Attu.
52.000;
Panama,
38.QP0;
Paragon,
02.000:
Fortlock.
40.000;
Yukon,
33,000:
J.
P.
Todd,
3,400;
Democrat.
S3,-
OO0;
Anna
J..
17.000;
Wave,
1.500:
Re!
public,
58.000;
Sunset,
38.000;
Rainier,
In
tlw
land
Perordlnir
MMrlit
of
Atlln
!
ter
having
spent
the
summer
packing
1
40.000;
Resolute.
38.000;
Eagle.
50.000;
Mlninr
invi"'
f
.'
"l.V-,l-ill'i!!.,:a..
nM'for
Bella
Bella
cannery
U
now
being
1
ralrway.
9.000;
Cedrlc.
26.000;
BrunboU,
kin
ltd
1
1.
-
rrIMeiMI'nimm
'-n-
I
jji
rpmt
CV
.IM
m
IMIIWUI
.4i-
UVaUIV
wllUln
the
rrovltire-
or
Hri-1
..iTrating
Mai0
ior
nam
Alumina,
a
niinin
ruin-
Vi.h
m-mrnllon,
i
i?v
l""
rt-
"
ni
'
f,,r
,"'"'""'
Hf!!'!
VLlSni
too
E
Ilrna
must
have
cackle
and
boats
muat
have
whlatlea
and
It
appears
that.
i
on
the
latter,
the
noise
must
be
seen
a
well
a
heard.
In
thl
regard,
the
a.niheriv
tto
iiet
more
nr
leaa
to
hi
irh
I
Increasing
use
of
motorshlpa
haa
crrat
r.'ii.r
mark.
iiii.
Ihrnre
Wraterly
100
reel'
rd
a
demand
for
a
new
dei'lce
whlca
38.000;
Ithona.
15,00;
Onah,
8.000;
Leviathan,
S5.000;
Thelma
II..
e.000;
North.
28.000;
Valorous,
8,000;
Eastern
Point,
3.600;
Akutan,
38.000;
Yakutat.
52,000;
Arctic,
41.000.
Canadian
E.
Llpsett,
8.000;
Rose
Spit,
5.000;
Torberg,
1.600;
Tramp.
12.500;
Mayflower.
3.000:
Helen.
2.300;
Pair
of
Jack,
5.500;
Nautilus.
1,000;
Trrnen,
5,-200;
Katen,
5.000;
Scrub,
8.000;
Caygeon,
2.300:
Cape
Spencer.
2.000;
Aiken.
7.000.
The
pact
weeks
landing
totalled
867,-600
pound
of
which
Canadian
boat
brought
6800
pound
and
American.
790,400
pound.
Price
fluctuated
con
alderably
during
the
week
going
aa
low
a
14.2c
for
first
das
and
aa
high
a
30.6c.
Finishing
touches
are
being
put
on
the
new
forestry
power
boat.
Alpine
Fir,
at
the
dry
dock
and
the
boat
will
soon
be
turned
over
to
take
up
her
service
with
headquarter
at
Swanson
Bay.
The
Alpine
Fir
which
l
forty
feet
long
and
powered
with
a
18
hp.
Vivian
en
glne,
will
be
used
by
Ranger
j.
B.
Scott
for
the
time
being
pending
a
mooted
switching
around
ot
the
diatrlct
otfl
crtof
th
dtpartmtnt.
it
,
'I
The
Well-Managed
Home
THE'
manager
of
a
household
is
the
purchas-
ing
agent
for
a
large
proportion
of
the
family
needs.
In
order
to
do
a
good
job
she
must
know
what,
when
and
where
to
buy.
She
must
study
goods
and
the
concerns
which
make
goods
and
have
them
to
sell.
She
must
put
her
"home
on
a
business
basis
and
run
it
on
business
principles
in
order
to
make
the
most
of
,
the
family
income.
Information
is
the
only
basis
for
intelligent
purchrsing.
And
the
right
way
to
get
the
est
amount
of
necessary
information
is
to
read
the
advertisements.
Advertisements
tell
you
what
is
new
and
good
in
merchandise.
They
reveal
improvements
and
inventions
to
make
your
home
life
easier,
more
com-forlahle
and
more
convenient.
.
They
give
you
information
about
a
thousand
and
one
things
that
are
useful
and
interesting.
Every
manager
of
a
household
every
member
of
the
household
who
shares
the
responsibility
for
the
family's
welfare
should
make
a
habit
of
reading
the
ads.
MUSSEL
HAS
Read
the
advertisements
in
order
to
buy
wisely
CURIOUS
WAY
BEING
BORN
SriEXTISTH
TKV1MJ
TO
IMITATE
NA-Tl
HE
AMI
THINK
THEY
HAVE
Sl'CTEEItEI.
WASHINGTON,
DC
Oct.
23.
A
solution
ot
a
battling
but
Industrially
important
biological
problem
waa
measurably
aproached
this
summer
by
research
work
at
the
bureau
ot
fisheries
station,
at
Falrport.
Iowa.
Dr.
M.
M.
Ellis
ot
the
University
ot
Missouri
successfully
hatched
out
In
a
special
culture,
at
the
end
ot
a
series
of
experiments,
the
embryonic
spawn
ot
the
fresh
water
mussel.
Mltl.l.S
AKE
VALI
AHLE
A
sedentary.
Inedible
and
unattractive
creature
from
most
viewpoints,
the
mussel
ordinarily
Inhabit
the
mud
bottoms
ot
th
Mississippi
and
tributary
rivers
tn
the
middle
west.
In
rare
cases
It
se
cretes
a
true
but
misshapen
pearl
within
Its
shell,
and
ha
been
long
hunted
out
because
of
th
trait.
In
recent
yeara,
however.
Its
entire
shall
has
been
found
satisfactory
raw
material
for
the
manufacture
of
pearl
b'ittona.
Bom
time
ago
It
became
apparent
that
the
drafts
ot
shell-using
Industry
upon
the
natural
stock
of
mussels
was
rapidly
exhausting
the
supply.
Th
government's
scientists
began
to
ctudy
the
possibilities
of
artificial
propagation,
and
ran
Into
an
almost
Insurmountable
obstacle.
Nature
had
but
one
way
of
bringing
up
baby
mussels,
it
wss
discovered,
ad
that
waa
through
the
use'
ot
a
most
weird
and
undupll-cated
floating
Incubator.
ntOIHTE
PEAKLS
While
th
parent
mussel
released
uncounted
myriads
ot
It
embryonic
(pawn
annually,
only
uch
Insignificant
proportion
of
the
progeny
hve
ever
aurvlved
aa
could
attach
themselrea
by
accident
to
the
gllla
and
Inner
Jawa
of
certain
flhe.
on
which
they
had
to
live
tor
tlx
weeks
as
parasite.
At
the
end
of
that
period,
If
they
ucOeded
in
detaching
themselves
and
dropping
upon
a
mud
bottom,
evading
the
eaaler
chance
of
getting
Into
the
adjacent
stomach
of
th
hungry
lncubstor
fish,
they
attained
a
normal
lit
and
ptrhapa
pro
I
duced
a
pearl
or
fabricated
the
fastening
for
a
blouse.
1
Until
(uccesa
thl
summer
rewarded
'
Dr.
Hills
work,
no
mussel
ever
came
tnrough
Its
first
summer
without
the
I
intervention
of
the
chance-sent
fish
;
foster
mother.
There
are
still
some
detail
ot
the
new
artificial
propagation
process
to
work
out,
but
the
fishery
ex-i
pert
dn
the
basis
of
success
achieved
now
have
considerable
hope
that,
the
mussel
supply
can
again
be
built
up.
and
placed
upon
the
firm
foundation
tfcat
ihas
been
given
by"
scientific
research
to
'
the
growing'
of
oysters
and
the
hatching
,
of
salmon.
ORIGIN
OF
UNLUCKY
THIRTEEN
IS
THEORY
NEANDERTHAL
BRAIN
(Ketchikan
Chronicle)
Some
Industrious
statistician
has
recently
attempted
to
revive
the
superstition
that
once
attached
to
the
old
tllver
quarter
because
ot
the
many
thirteen
to
be
found
In
Its
decorations.
Its
thirteen
stars,
thirteen
feathers
In
ihe
eagles'
wings,
the
thirteen
letter
In
hhe
Inscriptions,
etc..
have
long
at-
traded
attention,
but
nobody
hears
pf
quarters
being
refused
in
change
because
ot
them.
It
Is
very
difficult,
ssy
a
writer
in
the
Manchester
Quardlan,
to
get
at
the
reason
tor
the
dread
Inspired
thirteen,
but
we
may
sense
Its
origin
In
the
paleolithic
day
when
West,
Europeans
began
to
count
on
their
fingers
up
o
ten.
A
hairy
genius
next
pointed
out,
no
doubt,
that
by
waggling
one's
two
thumbs
subsequently
one
could
Indicate
eleven
and
twelve.
After
that,
however,
the
mathematics
of
the-
thtng
got
too
formidable
for
Neanderthal
brain
housed
in
hardly
leaa
cramped
cranial
quarter
than
that
ot
a
modern
gorilla,
and
It
may
well
have
been
the
case
that
public
opinion
tn
Esse,
foreseeing
that
arithmetic
would
give
the
world
a
lot
of
trouble,
chased
into
th
wilderness
and
slew
the
first
"smart
Aleca"
who
devised
and
(ought
to
popularize
the
310,
4-10,
5-10
mode
of
complicating
cave
KL'IIIIINn
IT
IX
The
meanett,
man
we
know
of,
1
th
warden
ho
put
the
tack
In
the
electric
chair.
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