PAGE
SIS
HOLT
THE
DAILY
NKWS
MANOEUVREING
UNDER
DIFFICULTIES
Waterfront
Whiffs
I
m
ft
ACME
livir
UK
it
Merrill
Sollows
Lets
Contract
for
New
Halibut
Boat;
Disaster
af
Brunvoll
and
Imperial
Confirmed:
5th
Annual
-
-Boats
Back
From
Vancouver
Island
Scaling
even
the
loftiest
peakg
in
the
course
of
their
training
becomes
second
nature
to
Italian
artillerists,
a
detachment
of
whom
are
shown
in
the
above
picture
high
up
on
a
mountain
in
Northern
Italy,
with
mortars
ready
for
action.
The
picture
is
one
of
a
series
taken
by
order
df
II
Duce
for
illustrating
correct
mountain
technique.
;
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BEST
Canadian
National
Steamships
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operation
li.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Floating
Ury
Duck
En,lneere.
Machinists.
.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmiths.
Pattern
makers.
Founders.
Woodworkers,
Etc.
'
v,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
ia
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
ol
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
Capt,
Merrill
Sollows,
well
known
Prince
Rupert
and
owner
of
the
halibut
hnnt.
Ri
ncrli!irlr
Vina
niMivl-
ed
the
contract
to
the
N.
M.
McLean
yard
at
Seal
Cove
for
the
construction
of
a
new
halibut
vessel
which
is
to
be
completed
by
the
opening
of
next
season
on
February
15.
The
boat
will
be
48
feet
long
with
a
substantial
beam
of
13
feet.
Capt.
Sollows
is
negotiating
with
Capt.
Nels
Petersen
for
the
purchase
of
the
30
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
engine,
at
present
in
the
halibut
boat
Ternen,
for
installation
in
the
new
vessel.
Cant1
-
Peterson
is
planning
the
purchase
of
a
36
h.p.
Gardner
deisel
engine
for
the
Ternen.
It
is
likely
that
Capt
Sollows
will
endeavor
to
sell
the
Ringleader
which
he
has
operated
for
a
number
of
years
and
which
is
one
of
the
better
known
local
boats.
on
the
beach
In
the
vicinity
of
j
j)or
Kinn
Upturning
ianaiai
connrrmw
iears
wnun
i
d.
E.
I'inn.
director
ot
the
nave
ueen
ieu.nce
me
nsning;,ace
Uurt
Fisheries
gxperi
season
elosed
on
November
15
that
the
two
well
known
Ketchikan
halibut
boats
Brunvoll
and
Imperial
had
met
with
disaster
and
that
all
the
-thirteen
men
(aboard
the
two
vessels
had
gone
down
to
a
watery
"grave.
There
were
seven
men
aboard
the
Brunvoll
which
was
owned
and
skip
pered
by
Capt.
Charles
Blom-
yived
by
a.
wjdqw
and
two.
small
thlfdren
resldntin
Pririte
Rup-
boat
Yule.
He
also
with
a
skipjer
and
engineer
to
oring
back
to
Prince
itunert
tho
Arnerfcan
registered
halibut
boat
whfch
he
owns.
The
vaspI.
which
was
engaged
for
part
of
tne
timt
this
summer
In
salmon
trolling
in
the
north,
has
now
been
tied
up
in
the
local
dry
dock
"
I
for
the
winter.
Finding
of,
wreckage,
this
week!
niental
Sutinn
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canuda,
will
return
to
Pfinee
liupeft
tomorrow,
after
a
,two
months'
absent
during
which
he
has
visited
various
cen
tres
of
marine
research
in
East
ern
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Returning
west,
he
spent
a
w.eek
or
so
in
Vancouver
where
he
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Pac-
quist
and
six
men
on
the
Imperial
ffc
Coast
executive
of
the
Biol-whose
owner
and
master
was
oiripnl
Capt.
James
Rolman.
One
of
the
i
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Brun-1
K.
Tumara,
Cow
Bay
boat
buil-voll
was
Fred
Lindquist
of
Prince
ir,
has
about
completed
the
con-Rupert
who
up
to
this
year
was
struction
of
a
38-foot
by
10-foot
part
owner
and
member
of
the
(Unnh
pnmhlnailnn
Vltl..l
1
1
erew
with
his
brother.
Csot.
Chas
n4
tn.ii...
...
..
.1
l.
ji
.
..
...
V.
ma
a
nuv,
lawn,
in
Undquutof
,
the
.
prince
,
Rupert
i(t
being
advertised
for
sale
boat-Ingrld
Hi
Lindquist
is
sur-
elsewhere
in
these
columns.
Y
Sllokim
V...
I.N
k
I
t
?J
i
f.
th?
w-
the
48-foot
halibut
boat,
the
both
the
Brunvoll
and
Imperial
'contract
for
which
he
was
recent-
were
an
wen
Known
in
rnnce
jy
awarded
by
Capt.
Jud
Thur-Rupert
and
the
disaster,
which
hr
rn
Tk..
:
is
now
almost
certain,
oaused
a
sU
Jn
the
new
veMeI(
whk.h
...uu.i.inHvon.
11
came
as
line
to
be
'completed
by
the
opening
7"""
T,
BCTT"J,
Vwn
of
nMtt
nt
the
20
h.p.
Atlas
had
been
fairly
free
oi
nifsadven-!
engine
at
,
the
Mujj..
ture
as
far
as
.the
halibut
fleet
which
ve89el
Heag
wi
off
d
M
IU1I1.CI
HCU.
f..
-1.
t.api.
ueorge
rnw,
rewrnea
to
Th
Rir
Rv
i..,.h-r
r--.
Vrinte
Rupert
on
Wedn4day
of
t
r.
k.-
J..
this
week
with
his
halibut
boat
uwd
u
thirteen
mi,1n
fot
Margaret
No.
1
after
having
spent
of
logs'
which
were
stored
at
Dig-the
summer
at
B.peranka
Inlet
by
Isiand
about
thc
time
the
ioca,
on
the
West
Coast
of
V
tncouver
m,
op!Jl,ed
,Mt
,
Parlhe
Island
packing
pilchards
for
one
log
deliveries
for
the
plant
will
of
the
Imperial
Trading
Co.'s
re-
hp
r,.,in.A
rM,,m
it,.
duction
planti.
i.
mnlM,
i
i
i
Capt.
James
Byrne
of
Prince
ino.
rfftwn
fK
Mm
fn
.
,
Rupert
has
decided
to
remain
on
Dant
the
West
Coast
with
his
halibut
spent
the
a
r,n
u.n
i
i.
.
.
,
...
.
.
..
I
v,.mmm
nauviHli
wiirn
summer
pacKing
pucnam
ana
ine
;tra,n
hfl8
qnange
is
reporteu
10
halibut
ttins.
'
?
AffiTT"
"
?
r.
I
U
AO
1
IB
BIUDI
AnMmiH
hve
been
!!.,.
in
rv.i
h.ii.JiA.
..t
beneficial
to
his
health.
His
wife'
the
trwkg
t6
the
rear
of
and
family
are
soon
going
south
fi(lh
hWMa
m
t0WTamrA
Lttpt.
L,ars
voge,
wno
engaged
in
this
work
Alberni
was
also
With
his
Geor
Smtth
wall
Un.n
halibut
boat
Zapora,
has
decided
timer
of
th
city,
aMumed
his
new
to
remain
for
the
winter
in
the
south-
He
will
probably
return
;n.millf
urf
fW(.
i
.....
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-
l.TIJ.-.
M
I
1U
-1.-X
,
m
ru!'""
cession,
to
Harry
Daggett
Mr.
me
iiu
ivii,
vaiH.
ii
iiiwiu
,,
1
I
kA.W...n.
forfji
1.
ui.
Camnbelli
Jjl
another
vessel
that
1
has
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
af
duties
us
wharfinger
at
the
gov-
to'entrawe
in
at
leaat
a
low.a.-i.L
..j..
i
inose
WIIUW
L
c
.associates.
hearty
ny
ths
water
ter
having
been
engaged
in
pil-1
Salvor
In
Port
Chard
packing.
She
was
operated
Galt
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
W
,
.
.
l
TV?
!'"
Uu.
arrived
in
port
from
duction
plant
on
the
West
Cbast'the
Honth
oJ)
XuMdll
and
aft
of
her.
owners,
liradoury
&
Yeir.
.hn-,
,
paran
vMlll
O'verhi'ul
Work
jsisted
chiefly
of
coal
for
the
dry
Though
it
will
be
after
Newdock-
9"d
Thursday
on
her
re
Vr
l,forB
nvprhai.l
unrV
on
the
turn
UOf.
The,
Vessel
is
ex
halibut
fleet
at
Prince
Ruirt
V,vi'
H
bout
December
16
becomes
general
in
anticipation
w,un
'""'rT
"
X
'
an
of
the
opening
of
another
season.
PaHlL'r
,or
Albert
McCaffery.
mirh
work
i
npvprt
hp!p
tiotnir
i
'
'
carried
out
at
the
present
tlme!,
water
ront
wu
soon
by
some
of
the
more
forehanded
'n
f
il
,best
kno"
"nd
cI",en"
,n
th
mott
W"1
owners
who
believe
in
taking
ad-
IJob
vie
who
will
vantage
of
the
dull
season
to
get
i"on
good
service.
,ellve
earljr
ne3tt
montn
for
Van-
t,
tr
r
ru-n
couver
to
take
charge
of
one
of
Lindquist,
is
having
an
extensive
f1
Aratoffs
business
under
engine
overhaul
at
the
me
Star
aiar
Wei-
wei-
:
'
'
a
.
a
i
1
i
m
t
-n
i
.
Except
dur-
-
-
i
ti
mi
i
tm
ii
-
-
Freehold
Oil
Corporation
Limited
CAPITAL
1,000,000
SHARES
NO
PAR
VALUE
if
5
i,-
'sive
renovation
on
deck
is
bein
&
McCaffery.
Hla
many
friends
wun
a
severe
com
toward
ir
nuie
wen
"he
h
and
prosperity
in
hi.
new
Mend,
will
wish
!
,
Jpeedy
res-
I
White
Lily,
Capt.
Wlek,
has
been
on
the
Ward
Ways
for
hull
Iieia
n
ine
Z.
work.
I.
.
..
.
.
.
...
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
made
a
trip
this
week
to'
Petersburg,
Alaska,
Club
Though
weatner
was
nne,
inei
ine
ury
qock
nas
jusi
aoout
Cupert
xatcn
nowing.compieieu
me
construction
or
a
not
send
forth
manyjnew
41-foot
tug
and
work
RS
Men's
Skirts
Men's
Hats
20
DOZEN
MEN'S
SHIRTS
In
pltiu
shades
and
pin
stripes.
Matfp
by
the
best
makers
in
Canada.
Regular
values
up
to
$6.00.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
81.95
Mens
Sweaters
HERE
IS
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
SECURE
A
SPORTS
SWEATER
at
a
bargain
price.
Regular
values
run
to
$7.45.
TESTATION
SALE
PRICE
4.95
OUR
WHOLE
STOCK
o,
M
HATS-Brock's,
Biltmor,
,
,
L,
beat
makers
in
Canada,
off,
v
a
discount
of
25
per
cent
'
,t
striotions.
Take
your
i,,(,
!
any
hat
m
the
store.
Our
great
variety
a-s
i
,
finding
the
very
hat
you
,
you
can
always
do
with
a
,
m
Men's
Hose
A
LARGE
VARIETY
FOR
Y.i
choose
from
in
Pure
Wu
,:
y
Regular
value
75c.
TEMIT
T10
SALE
PRICE
The
cine
Importers
Third
Avenue
Freehold
Oil
Corporation
LUl.
owns
on:
r
9
acres
of
structure
in
Turner
Valley
ai
4
No.
1
well
is
now
drillingt
approximate
2
feet,
a
fds
flow
of
4,000,000
feet
havii
stnick
below
the
2,000-foot
level.
i
900,000
shares
of
this
Company
have
h
written
by
Miller,
Court
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
an
1
ing
offeretl
to
the
public
at
$1.00
per
'
proceeds
to
be
ueetLtp
finish
drilling
'
to
iui
objective
in
the
limestone
and
i'"
rriient
requirements'
'
(
noon
of
the
20th
dy
of
Deoepbflr.
6
i
"
1
i
of
M
lWwlmee
lirice
mu
acepmpanv
a.
I
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
0172ml
Avenue"
W.
P'
Agents
l)r
MILLER,
COURT
&
CO.,
LTD.
hunters
at
the
end
of
the
week,
for
John
Currle
&
Son.
The
vei-Jack
Lindsay
and
party
on
the
8l.
wirfi-h
will
take
place
of
the
Irene
L.
visited
Big
Bay
and
..u..
...
:
ZZ"
.
il1rn,iwv1t
.
nUm
.-......
"ut
ding
plant
and
In
Cow
Bay
simi-
J
.
identmil
S
VltartV"lrt
.ndS
'
iuVbout
ready
for
the
lp,U
w
Lp1
'r
"I'Snn0;.
tSlr
trldThS
J
since
tn2
on
the
Tseekw
brought
back
a
lation
of
a
60
h.p.
Frisco
Stand-
T
-
1
"
ooii.m.
f
ti
ni,t
Wo.thnima
eoupie
irom
ueiuiion
uw-
lard
sM
was
M
engine
encine
w
with
m
wnwn
sne
var.
Lumber
Co.
and
for
many
years
will
be
.quiped.
The
Ruby
May,
the
new
boit
Is
A
real
bargain,
M
h.p.
Frisco
Ktflndard,
complete,
like
new.
6
h.p.
Yale
complete.
Halibut
boat
hull
at
a
gift
price.
Prince
Ru
boatert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
LOCAL
ELEVATOR
NEARLY
Sixty
carload
i
kwdd
from
iii
a.a
i
cai
eievsior
'ert
Salvage
&
Towinir
Co
exten-
has
ben
an
official
with
Albert'
apperton
has
been
suf-
i(
Is
understood,
will
be
oIferwlj285
carH
wen
Hi:
ported
to
be
vvM
coming
here.
The
elevator
i
nunrterM
full
'"'
filled
agln
unl'
come
to
load
i"
days.
No
vessels
were
rejwrted
ui
IS