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fresh.
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it.
"the
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPEIiT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
New,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation.
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
Nov.
23,
1027
II
the
rutMrmrii
would
co-operate
be
with
confidence
on
fttture
f
forta.
H
ramlndad
them
tta-t
there
were
tare
hundred
ill
mm
whlf
ta
salmon
went
to
spawn
l
ts
to
the
Shim
MT
J
to
watch
all
tht
m
if
tkc
ttttMie
i
to
broak
the
law
wbenavar
po-4-
Mc
the
Mtrol
would
be
noenalv.
The
.acpar
unc.it
aimed
to
secure
Um
OB
oast.
iwn
01
irate
engaged
ut
taw
nspaina.
;The
aim
ol
the
denarWtnt
wma
to
'serve
thane
Owfafvd-
In
Us
latftMtry
a
we
baa
ad
vac
tag.
ui
kmohctmiat
ami
i.h
knm.s
On
th
Atlantic.
Mr.
Found
uH.
the
had
got
the
fishermen
to
farm
aattoeta-Uoua
wMctl
asreed
not
M
break
the
law
and
to
inform
of
any
law
breaking.
Ho
waa
coavlneed
that
law
oafdooNneat
was
what
the
flaherman
waatarf.
Tha
Mat
majority
desired
that
the
taw
be
onesnwd
jr
a
man
agMMaj
-tian.
It
was
not
fair
to
the
rest
of
tho
ftta-
wKneti.
D.K-UMlnc
the
auneatad
reduction
of
licenses.
Mr.
mind
asked
who
wa
be
eliminated.
They
ware
dwIHit
with
something
that
waa
a
puMat
right
sad
not
omothinc
like
houses
SRPIVi:
m
nvpv
iv
ntniviv
;whirh
could
be
baaght
or
aeM.
It
the
,.
,
number
of
Ueaaaat
wore
ThflPO
IK
!'
nlnni..
...-l
1
I
..II
J:
il
i"0"';
umi
w-iicnien
tor
uuiiuhik
into
me
,
condltlona
muat
be
made
mciti
hM
It
cave
imer
.
.
-
country
"nv
ana
uouutiess
uvuuiii
co
some
scheme
will
be
evolved
would
funir
nviiriftr
win
ik
evuittru
j
wouia
pay.
pay.
He
lie
wa
not
wtm
the
to
which
will
eventually
result
in
construction
of
the
railway.
Anpar-
;ernment
had
pom
rer
M
entlys
Jhere
are
men
who
see
all
sorts
of
financial
advantages
in
pro-
unr
of
Uceoaaa
Thia
i
motlnc
a
.rhmp
and
thv
am
rllin
i
.,i-
hi
f-
r.
now
before
the
coum
and
reatrtct
1
vat
wswtd
be
-
".
&v
nil
in
iui
a
1
.
consideration.
The
whole
matter
la
badly
complicated.
,r,ued
tb"
fbrurT
"
the
,
(f
it
were
not
for
the
de.ire
of
the
Provincial
Government
to
"
nTL-
iret
rid
of
the
P.fi.H
nvihinv
m
i
Bmni
tv,
n..
.
Under.
h.ta
P1
""B.r
f
ZC
.
A
"
"""i--
nuc
jneu.
ir
there
were.
toy.
TOO
aWMnnea
u
t
t
n-
would
be
built
either
to
Prince
Rupert
or
Stewart.
As
it
is,
there
in
the
dutrm.
and
the
eloae
mm
waa
B'"?
excuse
ior
tue
eiion
to
linK
up
ine
I'.U.K.
with
the
other
noura
eh
wee
then.
tfcoaM
the
lines
In
the
hope
that
some
day
it
may
pay.
The
hope
may
be
a
vain
lBUmber
01
HHn
inetwue
nna
lint
i
ni'.nln
it
lkn
u
.
11
I
.1
1
1
..v
ti
me
uirimiiciii
can
sen
u
iney
win
nave
money
to
devote
to
other
nurnnce.
Prnm
n
itrlotlv
rnllii-o,.
nnlnt
il.
...ul-
a
i'lne
.
......
.....v....
1
,,11
1
ui
icv
me
nuuie
iuoerneni
is
.
.
.
ridiculous.
It
is
noticed
that
neither
P.
W
V.
............
.....
u.v..,i
iu
w
thii
n.
iiicj
wain
a
line
inai
win
men
morwi
to
anothw
880
tk
the
ilnwi
close
I
time
would
he
ntsHi
an
no
boura.
leaving
it
at
the
dtaarrttan
of
we
depM
aenajint
to
(toe
aU
luntne
at
1,.
.0
mmciniMi
m.n
jTi.ui
rcununauie
neip
.wr.
lieauy
wouiaiono
iiconee
would
be
required.
The
build
to
Stewart
and
if
the
jrovernment
.would
back
him
there
is
no!41
wowM
l
to
promote
as
eooownie
douht
Sir
Hpnrv
Thnrntnn
u-nnlrl
Un
.rl.l
n
n,i
n.
tt
i-
i
oondltkn
whteclur
ta
fi.h.
.1.114
.......wa.
.
.
..uH.
vv.
jsmu
ti'
uuu
a
1
cuii
mier
1
1
trvic
I
-
w
-.u
to
his
svstem.
Kllripr
nf
thnao
inmt
.t,n
irnrulate
affair
trieraaelTea.
.
v
u.ru..a.Aa
"WUIV
VL
f.Uli
1IUIII'
the
addition
of
tho
lino
If
mn
n
n
;iHa.n,ir
.u
u
I
(iTltt'lt
M"Hl
Kins
-
-
mm
a
M
M
w
aa
lltUL
UC
liULUL
ri
II
Lllf
1
1
Ilr"
would
probably
follow
the
example
of
other
small
concerns
and
co
:
Wr-
ReW
K".
chainaan
of
the
broke
and
the
government
would
then
have
to
come
to
the
reeue
;nin.ue
of
the
North
bo.
Salmon
nanennen
Aaaoclatlon
read
oror
the
IX
PITIU
If
IXTKIIPCT'-nviv
Ueaolutlona
which
had
been
paaaed
by
V
the
flahermen
at
a
t
j
1
1
1
a
prevtoua
moetlnc
,
,
....cv
Ktrc.uB
w
innc
utrcu
uiKen
in
a
critical
and
commented
on
tbeat.
Uief
had
editorial
article
published
two
days
ago
in
regard
to
the
conduct
of
jt
do
with
airplane
patrol,
law
eaferee-the
Provincial
Police
in
this,
district
Our
chief
criticism
has
been
mnt-
w-uction
of
Ueenaee.
iupenkm
in
reirard
in
thp
upmi-mililarv
HintoraViln
n
....
.
....I...
.
-oi
ail
nelnln
for
four
vmm
..........
uivuhiibiiii
.
u(i
uimci
ine
nBiem.
by
which
ti
efforts
are
made
to
keep
the
newspapers
from
publishing
bWTto
wlucU'1
P41-
oonf
news
which
we
claim
the
public
i
entitled
to
have.
il00.
bou
womtment
Whenever
it
is
eeh
that
an
attempt
is
being
made
to
keep
12?
ZmTS?"
theDeonle
in
the
dark.
thr
U
unuthi.,,
i.v.sj
...ui.u
...in
A
!
.
:
"
nv.
po'eN
ui.im
uni
mn
hoiot
ine.r
echall.
He
(tated
that
to
l
m
11
v.
r
i
...
'
.
.
.
.
....
IKIttotta
there
were
about
twenty
aetn
e
nave
hart
several
communications
in
regard
to
the
matter
,n
DOto
Pr
owned
Vy
the
natlrca
.
and
aJo
visitors,
most
of
whom
pnly
thr
urge
new
points
of
attack
or
tVyi"1
u
rtnia
to
intfioduce
personalities.
Howe-er,
we
refuse
to
make
this
fn
anvi'rre
ttbo,tahf
he
mQ
would
be
-up
way
aTnerxonal
mattpr.
U'
.nmr
nnthixit
r
u
:
.
j
;fnt
If
i
all
their
salna
had
iec
io
him
only
in
his
officiaicapa'cUy,
"in
thaV
he'
tri'e7to
-5
hlm-'liT
ruur
self
up
as
a
d
ctator
and
adonta
Afnaanllni
u-
.7
ce.
to
conawerataon.
He
1
c
nut
uao
aaaea
ior
toe
rignr-of
Indlas
to
i
..j.t.
u
l
,
,
.
..vwucu
Hiieiner
ne
is
io
uiame
ior
this
or
whether
there
itch
fuh
in
the
creek..
An
Indian
"uiie
ueiniiu
mm.
e
are
ueaung
only
with
a
condition
that
rm"r
ouw
take
from
iso
to
aoo
exists.
flah
whUe
the
whltea
took
them
by
the
Qur
attention
has
been
drawn
to
a
number
of
thinirs
that
arp
!
boUMnd-
Indiana
owned
somewhat
outside
the
armie
of
hf
mm-
Ui,,
i
:i
i
country
and
abouM
have
aceelal
concerned
with
is
in
giving
the
public
the
news
and
when
the
police
1
;
JJL
"IT
V"
12
T'
f
be
,,,cc;t
Mked
Chief
sets
himself
as
onnol
tn
fhnt
4.
u.
that
.
I
,T7
.
i
V
"'""!U
lu
lnee
De
to
osntlnoe.
ti,
t
tu
The
fact
that
we
fail
to
publish
reports
of
Chinese
cases
vhlchj
Mr.
mund
objected
to
diaerimtnatlrvg
seem
to
be
hushed
up
does
not
lose
us
any
subscribers
nor
would
!tot
newcomer
to
the
country
m
their
publication
increase
the
snip
nf
tho
miur
in
n
i..i
Ti.,,-the
tMufne
of
iwi
if
.h
i
.
.
.
i
.."i.
mail
.
.
..
T
-
-o
me
imim,
miai
ib
at
siaKe
is
me
liberty
of
the
press.
We
refuse
to
be
muzzled
in
regard
to
police
news.
It
is
not
allowed
elsewhere
and
we
do
not
propose
that
it
shall
continue
here.
'
We
recognize
that
there
are
times
when
news
must
be
withheld
temporarily
when
the
police
are
working
on
a
case.
We
have
always
tried
to
co-operate
in
connection
with
such
cases
and
shall
continue
to
do
so,
but
when
it
is
set
up
as
a
hard
and
fast
rule
that
news
must
not
be
given
out
to
the
public
but
everything
must
be
done
in
the
dark,
we
are
against
such
a
system
and
shall
fight
it
to
the
best
of
our
ability.
The
fight
has
only
just
began.
...
,As
we
have
said
before,
we
refuse
to
admit
personalities
into
this
diseuseion.
We
have
absolutely
nothing
personal
against
Inspector
Spiller.
It
is
only
his
official
attitude
to
which
we
object
THOMPSON'S
INTERESTING
,UE.0RTV
,i
,
The
report
of
Will
F.
Thompson
on
the
habits
of
the
halibut
based
on
information
trleaned
diirinv
teresting
to
those
who
heard
it
and
to
those
who
read
the
report
in'm
mere
was
a
good
deal
of
biological
information
in
the
report
that
has
never
before
been
published.
Hitherto
the
life
of
the
halibut
has
been
a
sealed
book,
but,
little
by
little
Mr.
Thompson
and
his
staff
have
been
delving
into
the
secrets
of
the
ocean
and
findintr
out
about
thin
Thov
v,,
tlona
followed
the
same
line
of
reanon.
Ing
there
would
be
no
new
people
come
to
the
country.
In
regard
to
the
attire
situation,
it
must
be
remembered
that
the
Indian
today
la
different
tfpm
the
native
of
the
early
days
and
waa
qufte
a
factor
In
Industry.
,
Harry
Streethorse
complained
of
the
method,
of
seiners,
who
he
claim!
were
depleting
the
fisheries.
One
flaherman
told
of
pulling
wire
net
out
of
a
creek
on
Dundas
Island
which
was
now
deDleted.
H
ivi
better
publicity
tn
regard
to
fishing
canes.
-inw
would
help
some.
-
OaptaUt
Hanson
'
complained
ofset
HWgof
netVrH
iKi
!Tlfll
TllVet
Major
Motherwell
explained
that
Tlfll
Hlver
waa
different
from
other
streams
that
It
flowed
Into
unprotected
waters
where
seiners
could
not
well
operate.
Representations
hao
been
made
to
the
department
that
several
returned
men
resided
on
the
banks
of
the
stream
and
that
they
found
it
--
.......
iiu.c
nuiitcu
niolt.Il-
...
atically
and
thorougly
and
one
by
one
the
fact
concerning
K
the
6
"Ie
lifJ
w
.
.
""
8
"vlng
thw-
Ucenge
histon-
Of
the
halibut
are
hpinr
ni,.P.rl
t.,V,.
e
Uued
to
five
of
them
to
use
net.
opposite
r'
their
hvaij
property
and.
auu,
.
tt:-
tuuraiTiK
THE
DISPOSAL
of
Geo.
D.
Tites
Stock
IS
Continuing
Today
Hundreds
of
Bargains
II
it.
to
Qh-efhejimvlu
a
New
OrtAophom'c
ictroIa
for
Christmas
A
e
to
the
report
had;
taken
1889
cohoes,
a
steelheads.
and-
.'8
Dinks.
If
anvnnj.
could
Inform
'tbejn
fthat
the
privilege
naa
oeen
aeuised
action
would
e
Uken.
Jonn
Murray
told
of
the
manner
In
which
creeks
all
over
the
dlsfrlct
were
depleted
where
formerly
thousands
of
flan'
had
spawned.
It
was
the
common
belief
among
fishermen
that
seining
waa
the
cause
of
the
depletion.
KKF.EXA
FISIIKUMEX
Mr.
Beynon
urged
-
that
In
all
m
pro-
broader
advertising
be
given
of
salea
of
seized
gear.
He
had
never
seen
any
1
new
1
'.s;
as
had
been
done
successfully
at
Rivers
Inlet
but
the
hair
seal
waa
different
They
were
so
scattered
that
It
waa
difficult
to'
attack
them
effectively.
Thl
was
not
.
a
problem
that
was
peculiar
.to-tols
tdlltiict
tos'thU.'iuoaati
It
obtained
everywhere.
John
Murray
brought
up
the
question
of
the
use
of
herring
for.
fertilizer
and
objected
to
It.
Mr.
Found
did
not
think
the
depart
ment
should
tell
people
wa
swrvjyir
IKJW
how
th.
VXlCJ
secutlons
all
due
publicity
be
given
to
should
dispose
of
their
catches.
They
I
I
tliem
In
the
nubile
Dress
and
that
.miiH
k
...
1
i
would
be
consumed
rin
en
i
ma4
In
n
the
m.
most
nrofit
I
able
manner.
The
product
of
the
re
auction
punt
today
such
ss
fish
jn
leal
thing
in
the
press
about
these.
He
land
oils
utilized
more
labor
tn
the'oro-
--
""""""
juoi
ccm
man
aid
Doxmg
of
run
and
send-
handed
him
which
had
been
passed
by
ling
them
to
the
Orient.
It
was
lmpor-tne
fishermen
of
the
Skcena
Itlver.
Ii.nt
th.t
.w
.
.
.
.....
.....1
..an
u
not
taaen
The.
had
to
do
with
the
reduction
in!
for
but
any
purpose
what
was
done
Oriental
licenses
and
auBscsted
that
In
reducing
the
number
of
licenses
the
Orientals
be
wholly
eliminated.
It
was
suggested
that
one
Japanese
cut
meant
the
addition
of
one
Canadian.
Thev
I
asked
that
no
license
be
Issued
through
i
fo
n
n.tHa.
.u..
.
.
.
"ii
aatjuaie
protection
against
stats
be
Instituted.
Sam
-Olsen
suggested
that
a
lawyer
be
appointed
to
assist
the
patrolmen
in
proving
their
cases.
This
suggestion
was
received
favorably.
Harry
Streethorse
told
of
the
ravages
of
trout
on
salmon
eggs.
Sam
Olsen
'
objected
to
so
many
licenses
being
issued.
He
had
watched
the
salmon
tn
the
creeks
get
fewer
and
fewer
since
the
seiners
had
been
operated.
Now
In
some
of
the
creeks
all
the
fish
were
gone.
The
only
remedy
waa
to
abolish
the
seine.
I'MtilK
Of
XK.W.S.
Mr
Hoffmsn
suggested
that
one
side
of
the
mouths
of
streams
be
kept
clear
of
nets.
As
it
was
the
fish
had
-no
chance
to
get
past.
He
also
spoke
of
the
seal
plague
Mr
Pound
explained
the
difficulty
In
dealing
with
seals.
They
could
attack
the
sea
lions
in
their
breeding
places
with
them
did
not
affect
the
aitutim
The
question
of
whether
ther
should
h.
caught
on
the
spawning
grounds
was
one
to
be
decided.
Capt.
John
Morrison,
secretin
,..
Halibut
Fishermen's
Union
said
they
.at....
.
1
.
....
.
"
"
w
"in
De
taken
for
fertilizer.
Herring
waa
scarce
and
tht.
...
bait
had
gone
as
high
a.
120
a
ton
wnereas
usually
they
paid
about
t0
Some
of
the
big
boats
were
i.m
..
long
aa
three
weeks
.owing
to
scarcltv
ft,
Knl.
.
,
...
.
-...
.nc
nernng
nad
been
depleted
In
Alaska
and
the
same
thinu
,,rs
occur
here.
They
had
no
objection
to
taking
them
in
Hecate-'
'stralu
but
not
on
the
spawning
grounds.
'
SKlfiKNTlOV
FOIt
1'KOTKCTIOV
Bob
Hanna
made
a
nrnnh,,
gestlons
for
closing
fishinv
I
o
iiua
nu
changing
the
areas
whleh
would
have
.
kqoo
enect
in
pretecting
the
salmon.
Only
after
twelve
years
effort
did
the
sales
of
"SALADA"
Tea
exceed
two
million
pound
per
year.
Now
this
amount
is
sold
in
seven
weeks.
Elcctrola
No.
12-25
$790
kctrold
is,
:.
entirely
electrical
in
operation,
which
gives
you
music
from
a
mere
whisper
full
orchestra
volume
under
instant
control
Muic
.
.
.
the
protest,
the
latest
.
.
.
wlmt-evcr
and
whenever
yoiir
mood
dictates.
Hsar
it
in
an
ethereal
vhipcr
...
in
the
majestic
volumeof
thefulUirchestra!
...
in
the
degrees
lietween.
Regulate
yotir
muwc
exactly
to
Euit
the
room
in
which
you
play
it.
Always
'receive
it
with
perfect
realism,
sonority
richness,
tlcpth.
The
foremost
artists
of
the
worfd
aJwa-
at
your
command.
In
this
new
model,
Victor
artisans
have
pro-tluced
a
caliinet
of
supreme
beauty.
Distinctive,
original.
Striking
the
modern
n&te,
-et
conceived
in
the
exquisite
pood
tatc
of
the
classic
desipicrs
of
ywtgriUy.
.As
-an.
extra
feature
this
instrument
pfoVWe
llA'cfu
a
wonderful
loud
speaker
for
your
independent
radio
K?t.
Hear
it
play
today.
Regulate
its
volume
to
suit
yourself.
Obtainable
on
budget
payments
at
all
I
lis
Master's
Voice
dealers.
Orthophonic
Trade
Mark
Re'd
1
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
Montreal
ni
Electrolacnly
if
it
bears
this
Trademark
DEMAND
4j
!'-...'!.ii:::':iamj
"Rupert
Brand
-
Kippers
THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
L'4
Prince
Rupert.
B.C
He
would
move
aU
the
ivelnlntr
areas
farther
out.
close
the
blind
slough.
horten
the
season
and
In
the
fall
stop
trolling
aa
well
aa
seining.
John
Eyolfsen
on
behalf
of
the
fish
ermen
of
Osluird
nrruntfil
a
memor
andum
asking
that
eanners
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
issuing
of
licenses,
that
independent
buyers
be
allowed
on
the
Skeena.
that
the
river
be
not
closed
without
due
notice
to
the
fishermen,
that
a
higher
bounty
be
paid
on
seala,
that
seines
be
substantially
reduced.
j.
wannope
urged
arealer
activity
on
me
tart
or
th
ii.n.,i-.nt
lie
told
'
of
the
manner
In
which
the
law
had
j
.continued
on
page
sn
MILK
PflCE
Reduced
to
12
pints
for
7
quarts
for
.
'
$
12
pints
for
Cash
price
tlekett.
JlcUride
Street
store
v
closed
Valentin
Djffl
uiiur
nnu
Teltphone
6a7.