,4
"PAGE
SEX
Waterfront
Whiffs
Prosperity
A.
Is
High
Prince
Rupert
Halibut
Boat;
Jud
Thurbcr
Building
.New
Vessel;
Hunting
Parties
Arc
Order
of
Day
The
Prosperity
A.,
Captain
Andrew
Christiansen,
has
the
honor
of
being
the
high
boat
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
for
the
1928
season.
Final
tabulations
show
that
the
share
per
man
of
the
Prosperity
A.'s
crew
was
just
about
$2500,
while
the
Unome,
Captain
David
Ritchie,
is
runner-up
with
$2170
per
man.
The
crew
of
the
Pros-
A.
has
been
composed
this
year
of
Frank
Long,
Jei-ity
ohn
Johnson,
Charles
Lowe
and
A.
A.
Jacobson.
The
Tramp,
Capt.
Sam
Haugen;
Rose
Spit,
Capt.
O.
Stagavig
.(Axel
01-
Capt
Red"
Hovig,
which
landed
Ban,
owner)
;
Oslo.
Ca!t.
Axel
Jier
final
catch
at
Frince
Rupert
Olsen,
and
Ingrad
II.
Capt.
Chas.
on
Thursday
was
struck
by
a
'
iPlln
I
Mm
rsr.
Peacetime
Patriotism
A
Fable
for
Merchants
and
Salesmen
HE
was
an
initent
purchuer
of
local
product.
She
knew
the
tecurity
of
her
home
depended
largely
on
hemtf,
and
all
mother
Kke
her
depended
on
their
insutence
of
lecuring
local
product.
For
it
wa
directly
through
the
prosperity
and
increasing
activity
of
local
industry
that
the
men
folk
of
her
country
enjoyed
noire
position
and
Mttdy
employ
me
nt.
That
u
why,
when
shopping
for
an
outer
garment
for
her
son.
tor
demanded
a
local
product.
The
atore
ckfk
hesitated
and
told
her
the
arnole
she
required
wa
out
of
itcck
at
prstcnt.
but
that
a
certain
fecewn-msde
article
ws
"jutt
a
good."
She
refused
the
foreign
prment
and
left
the
More.
Back
f
this
mcther'
irantrntx
s-a
a
pride
in
the
product
of
her
homeland
;bje
true
peacetime
patrntmn.
This
.story
has
a
moral
for
Merchants
The
proKTe
of
Bntuh
Columbia
depend
on
increased
production
and
increased
purchaunc
of
British
CoJ-umbta
products
by
the
public.
De
fair
to
yourself!
Be
loyal
to
British
Columbia!
Sell
more
British
Columbia
product.
BE
PR0UDT0
BUYPRODUCTS
KAYSER
GLOVES
NEW
KIIVTONE
Buttoned
and
pullover
style.
Pair
$1.50
NEW
LEATHERETTE
FABRIC
Novelty
cuff
styles;
assorted
shades.
Pair,
1.00
AND
gJQ
FOWNES
CAPE
GLOVES
Wool
lined,
fur
top.
Pair
$2.95
FRENCH
KID
GLOVES
Novelty
cuffs
styles;
as-sorted
shades.
Pair
2
95
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Laudquist,
are
also
well
up
in
the
giant
breaker
off
Cape
St.
Elias
t0
Canada
rriitce
Rupert
list.
Ihe
i'rosper-
and
sprung
a
leak.
Tumps
had
to
Hy
A.
brought
In
279,000
pounds
be
worked
all
the
way
into
port
in
seventeen
trips
during
the
sea-
to
keep
the
vessel
afloat.
Tern-
cided
upon
before
that
time.
It
.mtnuaa
..
v,
nr,
rr
.
.
.....
.
.......
.
IJUBIIItn.
the
daily
news
SIR
WILLIAM
CLARK
ding
halibut
boats
of
the
season
I
to
land
catches
here.
Some
an-
i
xiety
was
felt
as
to
the
safety
of
the
American
boats
Hounore
and
Imperial
which
were
still
unreported.
Figures,
compiled
fn
the
Water-frontVhifJ).
taking
intojiccount
only
fish
that
was
actually
lan-tled'hew
and
not
merely
bid
upon
ns
it
included
in-the
totals
compiled
by
the
local
fish
houses,
how
total
or
27,086,000
pounds
of
halibut
handled
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
1928
season
as
i
ompurt;;.
with
a
total
of
2S.1U5.-950
pounds
in
1927.
According
to
these
figures,
19,55-1.700
pound:
has
been
brought
in
by
American
vessels
as
against
18,705,850
pounds
last
year
while
the
Cana-djan
total
for
the
present
season
is
7,481300
pounds
as
compared
First
llriti.sh
high
commissioner
with
C,:?7J,lrt)
pounds
last
year.
The
increase
of
over
a
million
pounds
in
Canadian
landings
has
been
the
feature
or
the
year
s
,
son
ana
the
unome
j.m.uuu
jtorary
repairs
are
being
enmed
is
unuerstoou
unit
Uipi.
lhurler(
The
fiiml
landing
week
of
the
pound
in
twenty
trips.
here
before
the
vessel
proceeds
will
seek
to
sell
his
pnseent
boat,
wason
November
17
to
1
re-
The
high
boat
operating
out
of
to
Settle
lhe
M",rnek'
I)uriB
the
ver
presented
a
bumier
total
of
943.-
Ketchikan
this
year
is
the
Senti-
The
local
boat
Emblem
T
I,
Capt
4
he
sold
another
boat,
the
May-
g00
.u,,,
H
f
846
600
LP-
uTi
'
Wls
of
American
and
9800
.
1
hered
$2,940
while
the
Majestic.
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
with
Cpt.
Merrill
.no.--
Sallows
of
the
(;anndian.
Throughout
T?"
uW
fin8i
catchr"n
into
"
8'Weader
is
another
Prime
Ru-
thi
,ast
we(jk
jce
were
at
a
ffoin8
u
kn
hMV:
!h8t
8
dry
Wa
dly
"rt
toi-
who
is
re-
tow
el)b,
the
hi?hwit
Arnerica
toll!
of
.'.46,000
pounds
t
and
the
-smashed
up.
.ported
to
be
contemplating
the
bjd
heintt
13fic
mi
7c
and
the
miertit
480,000
pounds,
both
-
Jud
Thurber
RuildinR
jading
of
a
new
Ut
this
win-
$
boats
havw
brought
most
of,
W
forty-eight
fa
About
feet,
U
ceB
nngeil
from
1Rc
and
7c
down
their
catches
to
Prince
Rupert.
,
Capt.
Jud
Thurber,
one
of
understood,
would
be
his
sise,
to
ll
It
and
6c
-
I
Prince
Rupert's
'best
lyiown
pio-
'
-
'
Stormy
weather
on
the
banks
neer
halibut
skippers,
has
let
the
j
The
Raoan
Fisheries,
Prince
Navigation
School
as
well
as
all
along
the
coast
contract
to
Y.
Suehiro,
Japanese
'Rupert,
expects
to
handle
a
con-
Cant.
J.
R.
Elfert.
harlfor
mas-featured
the
closing
days
of
the
boat
builder
in
Cow
Ray,
for
the
eidembl
quantity
of
cod
andter
and
port
warden,
this
week
1988
halibut,
fishing
season
and
,
construction
of
a
new
halibut
lather
such
fish
during
the
forth-iopened
the
winter
school
of
navi-sewal
of
the
boats
suffered
dam-;
vessel
with
length
of
fifty
feet
coming
close
season
on
halibut,
'gation
in
Prince
Rupert
Classes
age
which,
happily,
was
of
a
min-
and
12
foot
beam.
The
boat
is
to
Some
of
it
will
be
shipped
fresh
'are
being
held
Monday.
Tuesday,
or
nature.
be
completed
by
the
end
of
Feb-.and
some
nmoki-d.
thnrp
twintr
n
Wlnauinv
,,i
Tk..,i...
WlM-
y7iivl
Tlrf.tf
;
I
lL
.
I
J
I
I
1
.
.1
.
.
.
-
...
.
.
I
The
American
boat
Rolinda,
,
ruary
and
the
engine
will
be
de-
ready
demand
for
both
varieties,
nkigs
in
Royal
Canadian
Naval
A
number
of
boats
have
signified
j
Volunteer
headquarters.
About
their
intention
of
engaging
in
this
tenunen
are
already
attending
the
fishery.
They
will
not
have
to
classes
and
it
is
exjtected
that
go
out
far
to
get
their
catches,
number
will
be
doubled
within
which
is
an
advantage.
the
next
few
days.
The
courses'
thus
given
proved
useful
and
pop-1
Cant.
Winnie
Pierce
left
on
ular
with
halibut
fishermen
and!
inursiay
morning
wiui
the
Am-
others
last
winter
and
full
ad-erican
halibut
boat
Tahoma
for
vantage
will
be
taken
of
them
Seattle
where
he
will
spend
the
again
on
this
oecasion.
It
is
an
next
couple
of
months.
Mrs.
opportunity
for
instruction
in
Pierce
and
family
having
left
Tor
variotjs
navigation
studies
that
the
south
yesterday
morning,
will
be
generally
appreciated.
Bx-Skipper
Pierce
is
figuring
on
in-
amlnations
will
be
held
at
the
stalling
a
new
76h.p.
Atlas-Im-
condiftuon
of
the
school
in
the
perlal
full
dieset
engine
in
the
spring;
Tabomn
this
winter,
td,
take
thej
-
;
-
place
ef
the
present
60
h.p.
Fria-j
Fallowing
were
the
number
of
co-Standard
gas
motor.
trips
made
ami
total
catches
of
j
Prince-
Rupert
halibut
boats
dur-
Orrying
Pilots
j
inn
th
lft2g
season
which
is
just
The
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&,
dosed:
Towing
Co.
has
aaaigned
its
aer-:
"
'
Triis
Ttl.
Catch
vice
beat
Pacheim
to
pilotage
AUi
1C
wek
hi
eemectioB
wfth
the
grain
Alkenjj...
.
14
ships
this
season.
Last
Friday
AgnesnJL
2
vwning,
the
Pachena
took
Capt.
WHgo
14
Larry
Thonaon
out
to
meet
the
Bales,.
.
16
incoming
Xaye
Maru
aad
Thurs-
Brant
.
.
5
day
night
of
this
week
Capt.
J.
R.
B.
andX.
7
Elfert
vaas
taken
out
to
the
Rock-
Caygeon
6
P"
Cape
Spencer
1G
QajaL
Paul
Arasotir,
maaager
of
Cape
Swain
12
the
VHmt
Rert
Salvage
&
-Cape
ReIe
8
TsvAh?
Oe.,
ia
SMlteKt
V(
two
ceuvw.
Cape
Spear
12
HiiJ
Lack
Covenant
.
4
fottewkig
a
D.
S.
T
13
trip
to
Van-
Dolphin
1
14
Dreamarfe
H
-
Emblem
1
10
I.
8.
Piaa.
director
of
the
Edward
Lipsett
.
.
1G
yfff
Rw!rt
'WHsries
'
Experi-
Eric
Ry
11
msm
Starien.
h
spkd
Uck
Fanny
P.
16
Mrtr
Wat
mot
IMoviw
a
trip
Gibson
w.,4....-.,
-
l(i
of
several
weeks
to
various
een
Oertrude.
1
m
en
the
-Atlgntlc
coast
pn
busi-
Helen
V
......
t
.
.
.
14
eas
in
connection
with
his
duties.
Helge
II.
...
......
IS
He
is
due
In
Winnipeg
tomorrow
Helen
il
B
und
In
Vancouver
on
November
H.
and
.
R
12
18
to
attend
a
meeting
of
the
Ingrid
H,
r.
1C
Ieffic
Coast
executive
of
the
Hi-
Imperoiwe
14
sTiaI
Board
of
Canada.
Fol-
Inez
ID
.'
16
lowing
the
latter
gathering
he
Johanna
1G
vrill
return
immediately
to
IVince
Joe
Baker
11
Wpart.
Kaien
...
11
Lvingaterie
II.
...
7
"Doc"
Clanperton
celebrated
MsrBiierlte
18
his
aixtr-nlnth
rflrthday
recently
Margsltee
16
and
who
would
believe
It?
Due.
Man
0.
'
1
no
doubt,
to
his
happy
disposlt-
M.
M.
Christopher
14
ion
and
generous
ways,
the
years
Morris
II
14
are
resting
lightly
on
Doc's
head
Mayflower
i
19
and
-aw
jwpitlar
jtpung
-
friend
M.
A.11jV..
7
i
should
be
good
tor
many
a
tass
Muirneag
1G
note
and
football
line
yet.
Many
Marion
1
huppv
returns.
Doc.
and
may
Minnie
V.-'..
4
youth
continue
to
be
your
lot
as
Melville
&
the
years
roll
by!
Margaret
1
3
Mespa
1
Hunting
trips
are
still
the
or-
N,
amUg.
G
dor
of
the
day
before
the
jfcUlJuit
Nuba
4-
1C
boats
tie
up
for
the
intsHEhe
jNatttlluf
V'
9
;iJ.
W..
Capt.
Unaker
.Vlfln.l
ornnW
.
.
J&
.TiUl
Ternen.
Capt.
Nets
PeeaPPbth
Oslo
flPsV-"
W''
I
left
on
Thursday
for
Winter
liar-
Olympftt
lil.
4
bor
and
the
Khutzamateen.
Capt.
PnwperlVjr
.
17
Chris
Olsen
left
wjth
the
Selma
Pair
of
JafikB
....
12
on
Friday
morning
for
Hnrtley
I.
Dorreen
1G
Day
vicinity.
R.
W
16
Rose
Spit
'
1C
Last
Ilnllbul
Ron
Is
Royal
III
7
Tlie
Ameriiun
vessel-
8umner
Ringleader
1G
and
the
Canadian.
Cape
Reale,
In
Sea
Mafd
yesterday,
were
the
final
outstan-
Scrub
1?
147.000
103.8W)
1:5,500
62,000
10G.OO0
i:i,500
88.000
20,000
13G.500
,6W
21H.0O0
G2.100
92.006
71,900
11800
ICOuO
113.S00
118.600
8G.B0O
103,500
..-90M
72,200
131,500
.
41,000
5G.000
118,000
'94.200
12G.000
206,500
WS00
f
A
ATt
9G.000
7G30
GG.900
50500
112,000
134,500
113,000
2t,Q.G'd
as,7oo
1.100
25,500
97,000
Velma
C
AV'nsiApn
PKjm.
MON
4,000
w
T
3C:c::::::
275,000
11,900
279,000
102.500
13G.500
122,000
211,500
29,000
81,400
173.600
188,500
l;
,
.
,
,
Ruth
ZchalloH
S
1
9
9
5
14
IS
2
4
No
More
Indigestion
What
a
pleeture
it
is
to
sit
down
and
eat
a
good,
hearty
meal
without
a
premonition
that
there
will
be
pain
and
discomfort
in
the
process
of
digestion.
Thi
pleasure
k
even
greater
to
one
wiio
for
year
has
been
subject
to
chronic
indigestion
and
ha
finally
found
a
relief
from
his
derangement
by
ming
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
PilU.
Chronic
indigestion
usually
result
from
torpid
liver
and
a
consequently
constipated
Tl
Foremost
Ijinded
Most
Tlie
Amerienn
aehoonsr
most
landed
the
most
fish
of
any
condition
of
the
bowels.
Natur.iJt.
.
'rcirt
headaches
and
biliousness
m
m
n
,
.
:;
:
inuch
irnubility
and
depr?ed
in
,
.,
It
is
so
easy
to
allow
this
:..
t
u:-vetap
that
almost
before
you
know
it
v:u
bewne
a
"dyspeptkH.
But
what
a
relief
when
you
Ir.irn
a;
rD:.
Chases
Kiday-Livr
PilU
ami
pur
tiicm
t:
a
test.
In
a
day
or
two
you
are
l
ex
im
yt
I,
.
a.-.
soon
you
realize
that
you
have
a.
.
;
Hie
moat
effectsVc
regulator
of
the
i.;z;
idnevs
and
bowels.
Dr.
Chase's
Kidiiey-Liver
Pills
The
popular
family
regulator
97,800
North
with
.121,000
pounds
in
II
106,000
trips.
Altogether
11
American
1
1
0,000
vessels
landed
more
than
a
quar-tr
of
a
million
pounds
each
dur-J
7,800
ing
the
season.
They
were,
be-108,000
sides
the
Foremost
and
the'
213,500
North:
KHaga,
nine
trips,
315,-209,000
500";
Portlnck,
nine
trips,
275,-!
293.000
000
iioumls;
HI
dors
do,
nine
trips.
187,600
318,000;
llrunvol,
11
trips,
284,-170J500
0QQ;
Doric,
seven
trips.
272.000;
56.800
Ksgle,
eight
tripav
272,000;
43,300
Sentinel,
12
trips,
282.000;
Alten,
80,000
six
triiis,
MttfOQ;
Majestic,
nin'
9,000
trips,
jtflOO,
79,000
For
ihe
Canadian
fleet,
the.
Tak-434200
la,
,wHh
203,000
pounds
In
nln.
10,500
trii,landwl
the
most
halibut.
05,000
The
l'iilty
A.
was
aeoond
wtth
81,000
mb0(lpm(h
In
17
trips,
and
5,000
tie
T)to
thinl
with
275,000
nounnY
MMO
in
IGtvlpc
IJARLV
U8K
OF
WOQIM'ULP
Papers
were
first
made
in
Can-
ingle
boat
at
Prince
Rujwrt
dur-
nils
about
100
years
ago.
but
prior
jng
the
1988
halibut
season.
She
to
1800
no
wood-pulp
was
um
brmiglit
in
281,000
mw
la
in
jt
mamifuetuw.
ra
beinc
tha
seven
trips.
Coming
next
wn
the
chief
raw
material.
SALE
OF
SALES
Continues
Unabated
A
continuous
flow
of
bargains
tin
left
our
store
every
d:i
Wflelfa
bought
for
cash
by
wise
buy&rs
who
know
bargiiins
imv
me
tnem.
ray
us
that
visit
now
you
have
all
along
lnton
i
iqftkfftg,
before
stocks
gets
too
mudh
broken.
Everything
for
Men
and
Boys
Suits,
Overcoats,
Underwear,
Hats
Socks,
Hoots,
Rubbers
ALL
AT
RIDICULOUSLT
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