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SIS
o
Waterfront
Whiffs
Year's
Halibut
Landings
at
Prince
Rupert
Well
Ahead
of
1927;
Many
Hunting
Parties
Out
Oyer
V
eekEnd
;
Daring
Rescue
w
$18.25
cean
rare
TO
CANADA
for
the
Wives
and
children
of
British
Subjects
who
arrived
in
Canada
prior
to
June
6,
1928
Children
under
17
years-FREE
Apply
at
once
to
..
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SERVICE
..
Ounard
and
-
Anchor-Donaldson
Lines
022
Hastings
SU
W-Vancouver,
R.C.
or
nearest
agent
f
With
the
entire
.
missing
as
the
result
of
explosion
.
a.
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mi
inj.1.
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v..
h.u.
iiuMicmueni
ui
uie
uuse
season
uii
iuveinuer
iu.
ine
msi
ick
au
w
ouuimim
mo
of
the
Canadian
boats
are
expected
to
be
in
by
Monday,
underwriter!
as
a
total
loss,
will;
h
ish
having
been
rather
scarce
on
probably
be
offered
for
sal
by
her;,
the
northern
banks
a
few
weeks
recoverers,
nreviou.
maav
hoats
rnntinnwi
aie.
American
landings
stood
at
147,700
pounds
from
Canadian,
week.
Capt.
Pt
Mpuse
nade
a
On
the
whole,
high
prices
featured
trip
to
Poneher
Island
with
Reg.
the
week's
bidding.
The
best
Webber
ajKi
Cajijt.
Jack
ChriMfan
u4it.J.
v
I.
..I
ui
ie
uii
iwcxnn
iniKiiu,
aim
P.M.U2frthem!
in,rJSatupdy
"d
returning
ket.
In
the
meantime,
the
intentions
of
the
authorities
in
connec
MAt
home
thryr
maVing
mrrry
B(th
the
vhile
and
scarlet
LcrryMrote
Kipling,
lonjincly,
from
a
dUtant
lanl.
$oon
there
will
be
Yuletlde
merriment
in
pour
Old
Country
home.
lie
there
In
time
to
hear
the
trait!
fclebrateChriatmat
enjoy
Boi-log
Pay
and
New
Year's,
too.'
Thla
wonderful
holiday
la
well
within
your
reach.
A
round-trip
oeean
ticket
with
eomfortable
third
claaa
accommodation
enata
nIy15S.
Book
yourpaaaage
now
en
of
our
famoua
ChrUtmaa
Ships
and
enjoy
crooning
gay
with
the
apirit
of
the
aeanon.
Cunard
and
Anrhor-Donaldiion
aerrire
haa
been
famous
on
the
Atlantic
aince
1810
and
our
Cliriftttnaa
aailinga
hare
lteen
popular
with
Old
Country
people
for
many,
many
yeara.
Low
winter
rattt
now
Return
ThlrdClat
fK5;
Return
Tout
it
t
Third
Cabin
ftS4.50;
One
ireg
Cabin
fare
from
tUO.
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CHRISTMAS
SAILINGS
i
Dallfaa.
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Lpo.
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Ilfut,
L'mm4,
CUa.
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your
local
litamthip
agent,
or
tcriU
CANADIAN
f
SERVICE
and
"C22
Hastings
Street
W.
Vnn
duver,
R.
C.
;
n
euneswiy.
To
Campania
Island
iwas
engaged
in
hwt
sat
vry
Friends
of
AW
McRae
are
pulling
for
a
KM
uriae
for
the
popular
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Yaich
&
Row
ing
Club
far
AJax
proved
himself
to
be
a
rval
ro
last
Monday
in
his
miiniauUfloa
with
Ale
Mac
Donald's
power
cruiser
of
the
rescue
at
ctedgsen
Reef
of
a
disabled
power
beat
and
its
occupants
who
had
drifted
far
twenty-four
hears
in
the
troublous
waters
of
Chatham
Sound.
Quite
a
feat
wsts
performed
with
skill
and
discretion,
much
to
th
.
relief
of
at
leaai
town
ft
the
parties
concerned.
Theugh
Alex
an
i
his
t-ompanioiuv
llill
Wilkinson
and
John
McRae
did
not
bring
home
from
Btr
Say
ao
vary
nstfo
in
the
game
Unet
they
did
fetch
a
mighty
scared
young
lady,
which
is
a
good
deal
more
than
the
most
of
the
boys
have
been
able
to
do
so
far
this
seasoa.
A
Cold
Hath
John
Matsoti,
well
known
local
fisherman,
had
an
aitperiance
last
Saturday
on
the
floats
of
the
F.
E.
Hunt
Oa.
Ltd.
which
might
easily
have
been
attended
with
disastrM
results.
Going
down
the
approach
to
the
floats
with
a
heavy
box
of
groceries
while
the
tide
was
low
he
missed
his
footing
and
slipped
into
the
water,
lie
was
caught
In
such
a
manner
between
a
fender
pile
and
the
line
water,
ronunaieiy.
aia
was
THE
DAILY
KEW9
Thomas
Camm
for
the
Peace
niverllmmediately
forthcoming
and
GOVERNOR'S
NEW
AIDE
DE
country.
John
was
extricated
from
a
pre-
dicament
which
could
have
proven
a
very
serious
one.
and
fJre
which
sunk
the
vessel!
j
k
,rnjsay
and
party
aboard
I
several
months
ago
at
Butedale.
Uhti
j
L
w
l
V
kallV.iif
Knot
rivininn
I
'TT
...
i.c
rare
successful
huntsmen
over
.
salvaged
last
week
by
the
Prince
y.nuAav
week-end
The
x-
With
sorrfc
70
large
American
schooners
estimated
to
floats
of
the
salvors.
The
engine
Igland
gome
seventecn
buckg
more
be
inward
bound
from
the
banks,
it
is
expected
that
hali-
w,as
kn
out
of
the
boat
imme
.
u,-fc
a
goQi
thinK
for
but
arrivals
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Seattle
will
be
heavy
fllrnLnoition6
thrdewihat
the
season
is
do
.
..
......
.t
-j
Jind
is
now
undcrgoingrenoatira.
,
,
,
,.
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i.
j
j
?
i.i
i.
v,
n
mn
uunng
vne
coming
ween,
anu
mat,
uunng
mat
periou,
me
The
ve9gel
whJoh
was
owmd
by
-
-
last
halibut
of
the
year
will
be
landed
following
the
com-
Dominic
Mara
and
Capt.
John
u
?"y
wun
these
Lindsay's
aSBomlrig'fort'frin
a
Christie
raff
whicn
makW.hTm
very
dlg-
jnlfied
indeed.
Capt.
Tony
Martin-
1
.
.i
i
it
,
i
operations
u.ti!
the
last
boar
of
18,709.200
pounds,
as
compared
The
trolling
boat
J.
and
N..
upon!
l,
l
the
open
season
at
mid
night,
No-
wlth
18.369.860
pounds,
while
the
which
her
owner,
Jack
Beale,
lost
"'V
veraberlS.
This
shbuld
make
for
Canadian
total
was
increased
to
his
life
last
Saturday
in
a
fall
on
"front
fnend?
hla
week.
Tony
heavy
landings
during
the
week
7,882,500
pounds
from"
6,388,200
the
waterfront,
is
now
lied
up
at
has
landed
owner
all
thin
following
the
dose.
Punds-
Landings
during
the
final
the
fIotti
of
the
Prince
Rupert
h
carnage
last
With
both
the
American
and
Ca-
week,
it
is
expected,
will
boost
the
Salvage
&
Tewisg
Co.
aad
wl,
a
J"
"de
?ne
nnsHan
insula
crwtwlnir
trairxa.
Kali
American
total
still
further
...
lwlino.
at
T'rlrw-
Pi,.
Ax-
that
Of
1927.
.U
hv
4h
Affti.,
nHmlnf.trfltnr
T
Wa
W
8r
K,n
the
year
up
to
yesterday
stood
at
Landing
during
the
week
ef
2fi.091.700
nnunds.
well
over
a
mil
Kiturdiv
tn
PriHou
u
jn-,
Ttefnrp
tvinir
un
lion
poun
in
excess
of
last
year's
light,
totalling
only
336.100
for
the
winter,
a
samber
of
the
in
recojmite
them
24,789,950
pounds
at
a
similar
pounds,
of
which
187400
pounds
local
halibat'trtat
skippers
made
.
wi
from
Anwricaa
vessels
and
hunting
trips
during
the
past
omO'l'
the
boys
are
beginning
a.-
t
.
.
i
i
...Ml
l.
r
i
"r
lnBl
WI"
their
vessel
V
.
To
IWr
Iky
ixiore
One
goose
and
several
roalhmlx
vj1he
bag
of
J.
A.
Hinton.
received
by
the
Onah
for
10,500
Saturday
aid
retrI
Weddjr
,1?BiJ
'
'r
'
Ilcbenn1
II.
Mortimer
who
made
pounds,
and
the
lowest,
16.1
and
with
2
dvcks.
8c,
paid
the
Jack
for
a
broken:
catch
of
400
pounds.
Prices
for
i.anaoian
nsn
nuctuated
from
irin
to
Kunw0an
lnlt
aU-anl
am
R
a
trip
to
Big
Bay
on
the
Btheldu
nt
Peie
.
Tmp-n
made
a
other(l
leng
at
tMj
timt,
a
rough
trip
was
experienced
by
18.;
ana
c,
received
by
the
.Nuba,
the
Verna
with
Tom
Dybhavn,
Os4o
and
Zero
for
catches
1000,
Helge
Essen
aed
C.
Herfie.
BeJth
Pny
iu.uuu
ani
iuuu
pounds
respec
tively,
down
to
18.1
and
6c.
tween
thera
they
got
one
buoJc
laving
on
Saturday
and
retu
rn-
ling
on
Wednesday.
After
adx-erti.ing
the
vesael
for
..pt-
C,vr
rletoe"
and
sale,
the
has
now
liee
boat
P
A
hunting
party
consisting
of
for
local
youths
Willinm
Richard,
Ralph
Edwards.
V.
Di-ooks-bMk
and
Ray
Ingruham
over
whose
-fety
anxiety
had
been
felt
ahi
e
they
fild
to
return
home
by
Tuesday
morning,
got
back
to
town
safe
and
und
Wednesday
night
after
having
experi-
certain.
Though
no
definite
of-
Living
last
Saturday
n1gfeUced
some
aaexfeted
4nidenU,
fers
were
made
to
purchase,
a
pt.
Ole
Skog
teals
a
large
hun-jthe
most
distressing
of
which,
number
of
inquiries
were
made
in
tiH
Prty
to
Campania
Island
apparently,
waa
a
shortage
of
connection
with
the
boat.
Con-
aboard
the
seineboat
Aiurite
in
eatlBg1
material,
an
important
stable
Raybone
is
now
in
solitary
raet
of
ar-
The
expedition
nwttft
for
such
thrivihg
yOung
command
of
the
P.
M.
L.
2,
foilaw-
"
expeciea
10
return
home
the
genueinen.
ing
the
departure
of
Conetable
of
thi
wfk-
SAIL
HOME
on
one
of
these
famous
Capt.
Clarence
0.
Campbell
and
his
'better
half
returned
hom
last
Sunday
after
a
fiv
daj-
tjfp
to
rorcher
Island
aboard
the
halibut
boat
Joe
Raker.
The
cranberry
patches
were
ri4led
.
and
were
found
comparable
with
the
marshes..
of
the
sWppw'n
native
In
their
fraaboat
Dolphin
the
party
Jeft,
town
on
Saturday
af-ternon
and
nwched
Kumeleon
Inlet'
incident
Prospects
there,
jhowe-r,
did
not
seem
sat-1
-wwry
the
course
was
setj
homewards
with
the
object
ofj
fpetttag
a
Jw.
on
the
way
back,
i
Then
the
trouble
began.
The
I
first
thing
the
youthfnl
navigat-'
Nova
Scotia.
A
MtWe
Am
fLrs
dM'Wki
to
hit'
a
rock
which
vasn't
so
bad
as
the
tide
floated
them
oft
fter
a
time.
Then
the!
bnjrint;
broke,
down
and,
after
ome
difficulty,
harbor
waa
saTely
j
.ade
is
oste
of
tfee
I
'ore
her
Is-,
land
bays.
Food
runnMg
siiort
.he
engine
failing
to
start
in
spite
of
ingenious
pertuasiona,,
j
II
distress
signals
failing
and
things
starting
to
look
more
and
ioie
serious,
gnera14y,
Richards
and
Edwards,
after
the
party
had
jeen
marooned
almost
forty-eight
j
hours,
set
forth
in
the
dinghy
for
ssistance
and,
after
-
arduous
uty
at
the
oars,
reachaB
iaver-e
on
Tuesday,
spent
the
night
ihen
and
walked
into
twn
yes-;
.trday.
A
iishkig
boat
was
there-upon
wilt
out
and
reiarre
to;
;ort
at
midnight
last
night
with'
rook&hank,
Ingraham
and
the
UsatUat,'
The
Star;JVeldlng.
Post
Office,
Royal
Bank
And
Big
Uay
Lumber
Co.
staffs
weVe
again
at
full
ajtrenffth
this
mowting.
The
jirerinxrial
police
liaat
P.
M.
L
2
w$t
out
Wedneadar
peaum
ably
t
saawh
for
the
lost
hunters
but
the
Utter
tatl
that
it
passed
them,
apparently
without
detecting
their
distress
signals.
A
1
ward
the
seineboat
ZeuarJi,
;
Capt.
Chariie
Urkln,
Hubert';
Ward
left
Wednesday
evening
to
pay
u
visit
to
his
mining
claims
in
Griffin
Pass,
this
side
of
Mil-bank
Sound.
He
ws
aecompao-ied
by
j)r.
and
Mrs.
Ned
Taltj
and
they
wtli
tlo
some
hunting
on
the
null.
Th
uarlv
exnectg
to
re
float
that
his
head
was
held
under
iturn
home
on
Monday.
TRAPPERS
Get
every
ceWywr
FURS
are
worth.
Ship
them
or
bring
them
to
BOYD
YOUNG
Port
SImivsfin,
B.
C.
One
of
the
longer
and
msrej
suiiefisful
hunting
expeditions!
ithis
week
was'
one
headed
by
IV
i
W.
Ale-rfon
and
II.,
B.
Stlleej
'which
returned
port
lust
evt
ning
after
a
week's
trip
to
Kura-I
eleon
and
Kltkatla
Inlets.
There
were
six
in
the
party
which
travel-
led
on
the
Anderson
boat
ZenoWa
and
the
bag
consisted
of
ten
buck
'ftni
tome
fifty
or
so
mallards.
,
dtner
members
of
the
,l4rty
fioorge
Roger.
E.
IJttU-man,
John
Vlererk
and
Stan
CAMP
Captain
It.
II.
Ruyncr,
who
recently
cumi
from
Knglanrl
to
take
over
the
duties
of
Aide
de
camp
to
the
Governor-General,
Viscount
Willingdon.
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