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l!l:.i!!;"
Wjllllhl!9l.mber
of
Audit
Rureau
of
Cirljlatlons
dail'edition
When
th
LtTtagatoiM
ahovea
off
tbout
February
8
on-
her
aeaaon
open
Saturday,
Jan.
2S,
192S
Waterfront
Whiffs
Intense
Activity
in
.Preparation
for
Halibut
Season
Hall
but
Roat
Sold
Clam
Cannery
on
Dundas
Islands
Hooted
It
can
now
be
reported
that
preparations
locally
for
the
reopening
of
the
halibut
Mason,
little
more
than
two
weeks
hence,
have
reaped
a
point
of
much
intensity.
With
overhaul
work
on
boats
ancltfJiifines
proceeding
merrily,
members
of
the
various
crews
are
enjraKVtl
with
vim
In
the
essential
and
skillful
occupation
of
gear
rigging
and,
on
all
hands,
there
is
much
hustle
and
bustle
which
is
welcome
enoutfh
following
a
winter
of
general
and
unprecedented
quiet
at
the
port.
The
present
busy
air
will
continue
on
even
a
more
energetic
scale
during
the
coming
fortnight
at
the
expiry
of
which
time
most
everybody
should
be
ready
to
"take
off"
on
the
Initial
trip
of
the
,
.
.
.
.
Int'n
,0"
lnt
"
IOr
W
h"
season.
White
met
of
the
boat
wdl.
usual,
set
out
from
her.,
there
W.ll
'
K
tn
Bu
be
a
few
to
north
the
wk
,
,
.
i
hlr
28-foot
tlng
boat
cpentag
to
aurt
frcm
the
closer
AUb-:f
w
th
'
I"
m,r,n
ein
and
kan
porta
to
the
westward
bank..
Those.
'"i
Ilu'"1'8
PMt
lnter
"
contemplating
adopting
.the
latter
"f
c
"!Cf
el,
Cltmenl
wU1
luck
at
t'oM"s
"
800
"
tl
"on
course
include
th
Emblem
I.,
Capt
John
Olsen;
Tahoma.
Capt.
Winnie
'fX,
.
'V
U
nW
pUtUng
Pierce,
and
livlngstone.
Capt.
Tlbbltt..
,1hingH
:'uches
n
nU
new
c
E-
Sloan,
who
came
here
aa
Cle-
C.pi.
Winnie
Fierce
of
the
Tthoma
TnJT""'
""V"
M
Mn
'8
"w
'''"
proudly
elate-
potion
of
th.
beat
T
n!J?
'
e
Star
Welding
Work,
temporarily.
rv
Dae
Ritchie
If
doe,;t
agne.
any-
,
tnree
or
four
rd
:
It"
t
v
iMvin
rb,
tETa
'
?
the
"";nw'!
th
-
hard
all
known.
Hi
many
frlenda
will
rtgret
bis
decision
to
leave.
ing
trip
to
the
halibut
grounds
via
.....i
.
.
,
'
rank
Allen
had
h.
.,
hla
power
crulaer
Alaaki.
a
formidable
crew
aa
ever
..
,,,
.
.
.
.
confer
on
the
8uga
"
Waya
for
two
or
et
Xortti
upon
the
troubloua
watem
of
thr
H..
fc
f
co-t
"f
zrz
-
-
-
-
tL
"
Ior
the
'truo
htmg
aeMon
which
working
w.ff
off
tte
pent-up
energy
;
i.
n0w
in
the
offing.
theae
paat
few
month
of
Idleness
on
j
the
occupation
of
the
day-
Rear
rigging
under
Mil
Hlckeraon's
watchful
eye
Mike
Kurru
h"
Jt
completed
the
Under
Acting
Skipper
Tlbbitts.
will
insta',',"
hl
thirty-foot
trolling
bulk
bcat
Half
Moon
01
u"18
hP
nw
UTf
to
the
eye
none
other
ihan
our
old
friend.
Capt.
Bill
Pawns,
who
",,!t
PBlmer
engine
to
replace
an
old
hat
7
h
p
Ho,llo
-
The
work
was
carried
signed
on
a
flrat
mate.
Bill,
how-
erer.
will
have
his
fcye
to
he
windward
out
at
,he
8gWays.
looking
for
a
command
and
if
anythirif!
'
"
v
1
turnt
up
he
wUl
be
there
to
grap
It
j
AX
ARl'l'H
TKIP
Whererer
or
however
the
coming
season
Bwldet
anywhere
from
thirty-five
"to
find
BUI.
It
la
anticipated
that
dur-
:
150
ducks,
according
to
whose
story
of
tng
1928
be
will
be
a
more
frequent
,
bag
one
chooses
to
believe,
the
visitor
to
port
than
he
wax
fast
season
:rlp
over
lost
week-end
to
Naden
Har-durtng
which
he
skippered
the
well
r
M
Ml!t
Gonzales,
Lou
Kergln.
Nor-known
schooner
Chief
Bkugald.
man
vv.ut.
Charlie
Ivitt.
Hubert
Ward
To
reund
off
a
practically
new
crew,
and
Doug
Stork
aboard
the
Salvage
Joe
Evan,
formerly
of
the
Sitka:
Scot-
Primus
as
guests
of
Capt.
Paul
ArmoUr
tf
Oerr.
ivoeatly
on
th
Sea
Maid;
Abe
has
proven
replete
with
stories
as
to
Xing,
last
year
on
th
Toodie.
and
,
each
other's
conduct
under
stress
of
Arthur
Breotsen
have
been
engaged.
In
:
weather
to
say
nothing
of
the
the
wilds
of
Francois
Lake.
Abe
King
behavlous
of
each
one's
self.
Never
-haa
apparently
become
lost
and
a
starch
1
thelesa
from
the
various
fiction
that
party
may
soon
be
sent
to
fln.1
him.
He
has
so
generously
flown,
it
may
be
was
last
reported
at
Glen
Annan
via
gathered
that
there
was
not
a
one
of
Endako
hibernating.
jthe
boys
who
did
not.
In
the
court!
of
When
Tony
Martlnaen
finds
out
whs
;
that
hectic
voyage,
suffer
from
th
Is
befalling
the
Uvlngstuiie.
oi
which
pangs
of
mal-de-mer
and.
as
he
wbole-he
Is
the
owner,
he
will
undoubtedly
;
heartedly
fed
the
fishes
and
called
up
rush
home
even
In
a
trans-Atlantle
I
hu
pest,
tiilnk
deeply
that
on
occasion
flying
machine
If
he
can
book
passage
j
U-err
are
pleasanter
places
than
Hecatt
lie
may
esm
forget
to
get
n
urrled.
to
S'.rai-s
and
Dixon's
Entrance
with
a
aay
nothing
of
taking
an
extended
I
tiff
nor
'wester
on.
Yes,
those
hunts-
honeymoon.
Capt.
Knife
Pierce,
who
haa
been
spending
the
winter
ln
Ketchikan
with
hit
halibut
fxiat
Wabash,
la
expected
In
port
any
day
now
to
complete
outfitting
for
the
initial
voyage
of
the
IMS
season.
E.
Clements,
who
reached
ihr
city
lat
tall
from
the
MacKenile
River
country
purchasing
the
light
20-foor
powerboat
mpn
wore
sick
and,
what
la
stranger,
were
willing
to
admit
it
Departure
was
made
mi
Friday
and
It
was
a
mush
tamed
sextette
that
returned
bom
In
.he
mystic
hour
of
4
a
m
Wednesday
.norning
Admitting
that
it
may
hare
teen
a
little
lumpy
on
the
occasion
of
ielr
trip,
there
are
not
a
few
would
like
t.
know
.
(het
the
brar?
n!mrc4a
would
hnve
done
had
they
bumpecflnW
.1
real
storm.
Some
consolation
may
be
nken
from
(he
fact
that
they
will
live
"Miss
Nonnan"
at
that
time
with
the
nvd
learn
If
they
live
long
enough.
It
life
r
2
First
the
Boy
then
the
Man
XQURJwy
can
start
life
with
a
balancain.
th&Bank.
-
-Many
a
boy
has
$100
or
more
saved
-from
his
r"pockertnoney-and
it
proud
of
his
banlrbookr
A
thousand
dollars
saved
at
18
may
mean
,a
college
education
or
a
good
start
in
business.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F
E.
Robertson,
Managei
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
j'Bi
At
New
and
Lower
Prices
Roadster
$625.00
Touring
....
623.00
Coupe
740.00
Coach
740.00
Sedan
.....
833.00
Imperial
Sedan
-
890.00
Cabriolet
....
813.00
..Commercial
Chassis
470.00
Roadster
Delivery
-
623.00
,
One-Ton
Truck
633.00
AU.
Prices
at
Factory
Oskava
,
Government
Taxes
Extra.
OFFERING
marvelous
new
Fisher
bodies,
styled
with
all
the
artistry
of
world-famous
master
designers
.
.
.
embodying
scores
of
new
engineering
advancements
.
.
.
and
providing
a
new
and
thrilling
type
of
performancethe
"Bigger
and
Better"
Chevrolet
is
everywhere
exciting
wild-fire
enthusiasm.
Study
this
great
new
car
and
you
will
discover
countless
new
features
that
typify
the
progressiveness
which
the
pub
lic
has
come
to
expect
from
Chevrolet;
a
stronger,
sturdier
frame,
.with
a
107
inch
wheelbase
4
inches
longer
than
before;
non-locking
four-wheel
brakes;
extra,
independent
emergency
brakes;
patented
dual-action
shock
absorber
springs,
90
inches
on
each
side;
ball-bearing
worm
and
gear
steering
mechanism;
improved
valve-in-head
engine,
developing
34.6
per
cent,
more
power;
alloy
"invar-strut"
pistons;
completely
enclosed
instrument
panel
indirectly
lighted;
deeper
radiator
with
automatic
thermostat
control;
larger
balloon
tires
30"
x
4.50";
and
many
others
in
addition
to
the
world-famous
features
which
Chevrolet
pioneered
into
the
low-price
field.
In
spite
of
all
the
engineering
advancements
made
from
year
to
year,
Chevrolet
has
never
before
presented
an
achievement
so
sensational
as
the
"Bigger
and
Better"
Chevrolet.
Come
in
and
see
it
today!
was
a
fine
trip
fulry
enjoyed
by
all
at
east
part
of
the
time.
Another
extended
trip
was
that
of
Ed.
Gibbons.
J.
H.
PUlsbury.
Joe
Scott.
Thor
Johnson
and
Tom
Watt
on
th
Bertha
O
After
an
absence
of
five
days,
they
returned
horn
on
Monday
morning
from
Khutce
Inlet
with
a
satisfactory
bag
of
eee
and
duck.
Aboard
the
(Sea
Maid,
a
party
beaded
by
Oeorge
Bryant
and
Ben
Self
left
a
week
Friday
for
Kbuts
Inlet
and
way.
points
They
are
expected
horn
this
week-end.
The
Gammon,
.5:
Watt
selneboat
Bertha
O.
Is
on
the
dry
dock
being
sheathed
with
iron
bark,
better
to
fit
her
for
running
through
1c
when
occaaloln
arise.
The
halibut
boat
W.T.
Capt.
Charlie
Edwards,
la
in
the
McLean
shipyard
at
8eal
Cove
tor
annual
overhaul,
repairs
to
her
huU
and
installation
of
nw
Halibut
boat
going
'on
the
Ward
Way
recently
for
overhaul
preparatory
to
the
opening
of
the
season
have
in-eluded
the
Belma.
M.AU..
W.
and
P..
Vnome
and
Edward
UpseH.
The
tow-boat
M.T.
3
was
also
up
for
some
minor
work.
Fortunately
no
damage
wa
done
on
Thursday
to
Capt.
Davie
Itltchles
hall-but
boat
Unome
when
the
vessel,
while
being
dropped
with
the
tide
on
th
Ward
Waya
for
overhaul,
failed
to
settle
properly
and
keeled
over
Into
the
wharf.
Only
by
a
margin
of
inches
did
the
pilot
house
pass
between
the
plies,
thus
averting
what
might
have
been
serious
damage
With
block
and
tackl
and
th
aid
of
an
empty
drum
and,
a
derrlok.
the
vessel
was
soon
righted,
ttiuch
to
the
relief
of
all
concerned.
Oammon
tt
Watt
have
chartered
the
sslneboat
Meketchum
from
the
B.C.
Towage
at
Lighterage
Co.
and
will
use
tne
vessel
for
tending
pounds
as
soon
an
the
herring
run
commence.
Headquarters
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval'
Volunteer
Reserve
on
the
east
nd
of
the
O
T
P
wharf
sr.
being
given
a
thorough
Interior
renovation.
Mitchell
&
Currle
have
the
work
In
hand.
The
reported
traooln
last
Buudav
of
a
blue
fox
on
Tugwell
Island
hy
a
Met-
laxatia
native
ha
caused
conalderabl
speculation
and
a
little
studied
thousht
has
Just
about
exploded
the,
theory
of
tn
animal
having
com
from
Alaska
a
was
suggested.
Whan
One
thinks
that
the
fox
to
have
come
from
Alaska
to
Tugwell
Island
nnd
avoided
swimming
any
steed
body
oi
water
would
have
Had
to
have
aklrted
around
Portland
Canal
and
th
headwater
of
th
Naas
River.
It
might
be
reuaomMe
to
assume
that
the
fox
would
have
to
b
very
persis
tent
and
longllved
to
reach
hi
destination.
Perhaps
more
may
be
heard
cf
this
fox
story
The
selneboats
Anna
S.
and
Aaurlt
were
out
prospecting
diulu
the
week
but
found
no
sin
of
the
herring
run
KAIEN
GARAGE
Dave
Ross
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
which
I
now
about
due.
Th
Zan-ardl
waa
also
out
during
the
wk
getting
the
pound
site
near
Mctlakatla
In
readiness.
v
Arrival
of
the
(Is
ft
is
now
expected
momentarily!.
Undaunted
by
at
least
four
or
free
previous
and
vain
attempts
that
havt
been
made
to
connect
ship
and
air,
Jack
Milton,
cook
of
the
lighthouse
tender
Blrnte.
recslvcd
on
Thursday
afternoon
a
five
tube
it
o
on
which
he
haa
since
been
busily
.
ounting.
The
Uys
on
th
Blrnl
are
so
:
-rid
of
work
that
they
cant
even
hear
a
dinner
bell
so
Jack
ha
hit
upon
th
mora
nr.
suaetv
msans
of
cr.lllng
them
to
break
fast
with
an
Australian
church
sermon
to
luncheon
with
a
New
York
dinnsr
dance
and
to
auppor
with
an
Oklahoma
revival
meeting.
Th
Intentions
of
His
Cook
may
be
all
to
th
good
but
Jack
Flint
was
seen
to
be
slxlng
up
the
contraption
as
if
it
might
have
bee.-.
an
infernal
machine.
to
Vt09tV&&QE9&ti&l
Vw4i-
on
Ttflirida
f
jVciTTWfc
mbdV
...
talaed
a
fall
which
resulted
ln
several
rib
btng
broken.
Speedy
return
was
mad
to
port
from,
the
vicinity
of
Captain
"a
Gov
and
the
lad
la
now
recelv.
lng
repairs.
The
Newlngton
set
out
again
on
Friday
morning.
Jimmy
Neville,
well
known
In
local
fishery
circles,
returned
to
th
city
this
week
after
having
been
Identified
for
the
pr..
t
couple
of
years
on
the
west
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on
page
five)
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