page
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Waterfront
Whiff
i
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Whije
t
Jie
Massett
Inlet
canneries
did
not
do
as
well
as
was
expected,
the
pack.
in
view
of
existing
conditions,'
might'
be
called
a
fairly
satisfactory
one.
The
big
vb'lume
of
the
season's
pack
In
Mni&ptr
Inlpt
rannpripa
was
made
pinks
in
Naden
Harbor
for
two
or
three
weeks.
Skfdegate
Inlet
canneries
have
also
reported
a
sno
i-age
of
chums
this
season.
Massett
Canners
and
Langara
canneries
were
the
last
plants
to
pack
this
season
in
Massett
Inlet,
Watun
River,
Shannon
Bay
and
Ferguson
Bay
having
closed
down
several
w'eeks
previous.
,
The
power
vessel
Delphinium,
Capt.
Dan
Larsen,
used
as
a
service
boat
in
connection
with
the
Massett
Canners
plant,
arrived
in
port
from
the
Islands
last
Satur-
over
by
Dr.
James.
las5t
Inlet
Canning
Now
Over
for
Season
Uix
Boom
of
Logs
for
Sawmill
Capt.
Pete
Anderson
Plans
New
Boat
John
Dybhavn,
manager
of
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
and
the
Massett
Canners
Ltd.,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday
after
having
.Spent
the
summer
at
Old
Massett
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
personally
superintending
1&28
packing
operations
at
the
cannery
of
the
Massett
Canners.
Though
there
were
rumors
of
another
run
of
fish
in
Massett
Inlet
it
was
not
deemed
sufficient
to
keep
the
cannery
open
longer.
The
usual
run
of
chums
at
Cape
Kdenshaw
did
not
materialize
this
year
and.
while
there
were
a
few
fish
for
a
while
on
the'
west
coast
of
Graham
Island,
the
chum
run
as
a
whole
this
season
on
the
Islands
was
very
disappointing,
Mr.
Dybhavn
reports.
Consequently,
there
was
little
doing
either
in
fishing
or
packing.
along
the
railroad
track
south
of
the
city,
arrived
on
Wednesday
from
the
J.
R.
Morgan
logging
camp
at
Mussell
Inlet,
near
Bute-dale,
behind
the
ppwer
tugs
Certha
G.
and
Zanardi
of
the
in
August
from
a
good
run
of
I
r,.nc
R,,per'
Salvage
4
Towing
Co.
s
fleet.
7
he
two
tugs
had
a
long
and
arduous
trip
in
bring
ing
the
tow
north,
having
left
here
a
week
ago
Monday.
Bad
weather
and
unfavorable
tides
hampered
progress
with
the
heavy
boom.
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Tow
ing
Co.'s
flagship
Salvage
Prin
cess,
Capt.
Frank
Tyler,
has
been
city
on
the
cannery
tender
Jed-
J0WTn
the
coa?'
wth
Howa.rd
!T-
rnes
resident
mining
engm-
way.
Capt.
Johnny
Hartlin.
which
fs
to
be
given
annual
overhaul
be-i'
pK.h?teeD
I"Ieft
"fi"
sIey
Pnt
nd
other
mines
winterineI'
Pa
fore
being
tied
up
for
the
if
no
other
employment
can
be
are
"
yen
xne
annua,
once
found
for
her.
To
augment
the
fleet
of
packers
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
in
coping
with
a
large
quantity
of
chums
the
company
is
bringing
north
from
the
Alert
day.
having
in
tow
the
seineboat
?a'
"gion
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
Pachena
PriflA
hth
ArttteA
..w
Jn
s
power
tug
j
....
'ft
for
the
south
-i
North
and
a
gale
on
Island
sustained
damage
which
was
princi
pally
confined
to
the
keel
and
the
rudder.
Repairs
will
be
effected
to
the
Pacific
in
the
local
dry
dock
and
the
Delphinium
will
also
be
tied
up
here
for
the
winter.
last
Friday.
The
vessel
should
be
back
soon
with
a
full
load.
To
Can
Crabs
An
interesting
innovation
will
be
the
use
of
the
Langara
Fish-
j
ing
&
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
in
Tow
of
Logs
Massett
Inlet
for
the
packing
of
The
largest
tow.
of
logs
to
reach
crabs
during
the
coming
winter,
the
new
sawmill
of
the
Billmor
Reports
reaching
the
city
are
to
Spruce
Mills
on
Kaien
Island,
the
eYfect
that
the
manager
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Offlrrt
lllwrM'ii
llliirk
M:l.tf)S,
in:.
principal
owner,
Capt.
E.
H.
Simpson,
is
putting
jn
the
necessary
machjnery
for
crab
canning,
the
crab's'
to
he
caugty
in
Naden
Harbor
by
the
natives.
The
Langara
plant
will
also
engage
In
clam
tanning
again,
this
w
inter
.as
hns
Ibeen
its
Custom
for
some
years
past.
The
halibut
boat
Sea
Maid,
Capt.
Henrv
Dorrean!
returned
to
Prince
Capt.
Pete
Anderson
of
the
halibut
boat
Helen
is
contemplating
the
building
during
the
coming
winter
of
a
new
boat
of
some
50
odd
feet
length
which
will
be
equipped
with
a
50
h.p.
Atlas-Imperial
engine.
It
is
expected
that
Capt.
Anderson
will
shortly
let
the
contract
for
tfie
the
Prince
Rupert
yards.
Mean-
,nfl
Ufb
time,
he
has
been
making
a
trip!
cri
the
Sea
Maid
to
familiarize
himself
with
the
engine
on
that
vessel.
The
Helen
I.
is
now
tied
up
for
the
winter.
Capt.
John
Barseth
has
taken
over
command
of
the
halibut
boat
!
Emblem
I.
in
succession
to
Capt.:
Haakon
Lund,
who
has
disposed
of
nis
interest
in
the
vessel,
the
j
principal
owner
of
which
is
Peter
Bruno.
The
Emblem
I
will
engage'
in
fishing
until
the
close
of
the'
season.
Recovered
Rudder
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
it
toil
,
,j,
fi
home
on
Tuesday.
He
went
to
Massett
Inlet
with
a
crowd
of
other
local
boys
about
the
first
of
Augugt
to
work
in
one
one
of
the
canneries
but
soon
joined
the
crew
of
one
of
the
fish
packer
cannery
and
had
a
numuer
01
in
u
terestlnir
experjtmce&.during
trip
to
the
west
coast
01
uranam
is
land.
He
will
probably
take
up
a
trade
here
during
the
coming
Rupert
on
October
16
after
a
six
j
winter.
weeks'
charter
to
the
Langara!
"
Fishing
Packing
Co.
for
pack-'
DppDT
CKT
Ufll
nULJJd
IK
ing
chum
salmon
from
the
West
(WffMU
Coast
of
Graham
Island
to
the
cannery.
The
vessel
is
to
make
a
couple
more
halibut
trips
before
the
season
ends
and
left
for
the
first
onVedne?day
night.
PRELIMINARY
MEETING
Committtc
Appointed
to
Draft
Plan
for
Organization
for
the
Winter
At
Rupert
East
Church
last
night
there
was
a
preliminary
gaih'ering
for
the
purpose
of
or-
ronjln
the
young
people
for
th
comfng'winter.
There
was
a
pro-irrunuof
cummunity
singing
and
Miss
Llsxie
Woods
gave
a
coupk
of
vocal
selections.
There
was
alio
a
recitation
by
Miss
Geor-
A
conimitee
was
appointed
U
make
a
plan
of
organization
ant
eport'
to
the
next
meeting
Frf
clay
of
next
week.
The
commit
tee
consists
of
Mrs.
Willianr
Harrobin,
Miss
Wilma
Wilson
Sid
Elkins
and
Tait
Galland.
ADAIR
CARSS
CHAPTER-1E
HELD
YESTERDAY
AT
HOME
OF
MRS.
McLEl
The
Adair
Cars
Chapter.
I.
0
D.
E.
held
a
tea
yesterday
at
th
home
of
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
Sty
Flffh
Avenue
West,
Mm.
Or
Capt.
Robert
Gammon
did
a
div-J
chard
MeLeod.
the
regent
retefv
(ng
job
at
the
dry
dock
this
week
Hn
with
the
hostess.
Thos
hnd
was
successful
in
recovering
pouring
were
Mra.
Darton,
n
he
rudder
of
the
auxiliary
schoon-'
gent
of
the
municipal
chapte
er
Effie
M.
Morrissey
which
was
.
MPV
Ben
n
th
8M'
droDDed
while
the
vessel
was
re-
ap(l
ml'fig
Mrs.
Bert
Weat
a.
ceiving
repairs.
1928
halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
are
maintaining
the
lead;
over
the
1927
record,
the
total
up
to
October
19
fonthis
year
standing
at
23,799,200
"pounds
as
compared
with
last
season's
22,974,-950
pounds
at
a
similar
date.
The
Canadian
total
stood
at
6.916.400
pounds
as
compared
with
6,030,600
pounds
a
year
ago
while
American
j
it.
vessels
had
landed
1G,852,800;
pounds
as
against
16,944,350
pounds.
Landings
during
the
week
October
13-19
'inclusive
were
rather
on
the
light
side
totalling
682,300
opunis
of
which
497,800
pounds
was
American
fish
and
134,500
pounds
Canadian.'
Prices
were
at
a
fairly
satisfactory
level
throughout
the
week.
The
high
bid
for
American
fish
was
17.7c
and
8c,
which
the
Pierce
received
for
8,000
pounds
and
the
lowest
prices
was
12c
and
6c
paid
the
Nordby
for
30,000
pounds.
The
X.aL
V.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Home
cooking
sale
was
i:
charge
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs
II.
L.
Landry
sang,
accompanie
by
Mr.
Rochester.
The
caahie
was
Mr.
,Rtchfprd,
who
also
hat
charge
of
a
raffle,
the
winner
being
Marie
West
with
ticket
54
The
whoie
event
was
most
sue-essful
iid
the
sum
of
well
over
'.wen'y
dollars
was
netted
from
:
DELEGATES
TO
CONVENTIONAT
PRINCE
RUPERT
Liberal
Choose
Thirteen
Men
tc
Take
Part
in
District
Gathering
Nov.
15.
At
the
nMeting
of
the
Print
high
Canadian
price
was
17.5c
and
:
Rupert
Liberal
Association
hel
8c
given
the
Helge
H.
for
12,000
last
night
in
the
Elks'
Hall,
prt
pounds
and
the
low
13.1c
and
7c'ident
W.
M.
Brown
in
the
chaii
received
by
the
D.S.T.
and
Pair
of
thirty-two
delegates
were
appoint
lacks
with
catches
of
1.400
bounds
ed
to
attend
the
nominating
con
Tsnd.totpoDilds
respectively.
j
vention
her
on
November
16,
am
q.'-rv-V
Zf
r'fc.
l-.,.
Y'fh,r,n
alaa
se
Indicating
that
the'sherip.
inuHtj
.ected.
The
delegates
are
W.
I
have
had
his
eves
On
the
tiovs
at
Hrown.
S.
K.
Parker.
W.'T.
Ker
I
th
"fronf-and
thought
that
they
gin.
H.
Y,
dlawv.
Fred
Stork.
V
f.ould
not
have
been
working
very
J.
Greer,
L
W.
Patmore,
II
hard,
the
jury
list
at
the
Assizes
Fraser,
.1,
Gurvich,
J.
McNulty
this'
week
was
picked
generally
J.
A.
Lindsay,
J.
Judge,
Johi
from
personages
at
the
sea
shore.
Currie,
W.
F.
Cameron,
A.
Basi
As
a
matter
of
fct'
it
looked
Bert.
A.
Ivaraon,
E.
H.
Mortime:
more
like
a
marine
convention
in
D.
P.
Stork
STJ.
Bacon,
D.
Ken
rhe
courtroom
"on
Wednesday
and
pedy,
D.
Thomson,
Thomas
John
Thursday
than
a
real
serious
on.
J.
A.
Smith,
J.
Dick.
T.
Tr-court
of
law
for
there
among
the
tier,
L.
W.
Kergin.
Alex.
McRat
jurors
were
Frank
Allen,
Paul
S.
P.
Mi
Mordie,
M.
M.
Ijimb,
A
Armour.
George
Hushby,
John
T,
Prudhoimnw.
Thomas
McCly
Davey,
Harry
Daggett,
'Walter
mont,
and
Jack
Mcltae.
"
Hume,
Harry
Love.
Bill
Nelson,
Alternates
were
H.
Astoria.
G
Joel
Plllsbury.
Stan
Parker,
w.
NickenMMt,
B.
M.
Simpson.
M
Georgejludderham,
Hubert
Ward.
iMjioAt
norge
W.
Johnstone.
H
and
John
Williamson,
Some
of
Memles.
F.
W.
Hart,
M.
P.
McCaf
ipem
are
wonaenng
now
u,e
resi
ferVi
M
Gonsales.
Dr.
Carson
happened
to
be
missed.
Home
From
Injands
'
Alter
art
absence
of
two
or
jhree
months
on
the
()ueen
Char-lofte
Islands,
Tom
Ivelsey
returned
IINDSAY'
triage
?nd
Slorac
Phone
i58
'
-irinyv
Warehousing,
and
ilHtrlliutfiitf.
Team'
or
Motor
Service.
I
Sand
slid
Gravel.
v-
utri-lMllf'ln
Plmio
and.
F"rllr-.Mlnt.
Alex.
Mclla
and
,
J.
Krikevsky.
While
th'
billots
wr
jtsln
cot'in'
-I
a
motion
to
pledge
th'
Inle"
'
to
HMpnort
Fred
Stor'
met
v"
h
ore
onponltlon
and
wn
wih('
wn..
TMs
wii
followed
lv
"
moHnit
oi
enfkMire
in
M
,nrl'
nd
was
''csTried
unani
ifill
'
V
S'orf
isie
brief
address
in
uhi,.h
h
th-ned
!
meetlntr
j
'-
lt
vtte
of
rnnfidence.
He
h.'i'l
rei'ent'v
m'"'!
ri
t
'hrough
J
roiif
fiuency
mid
he
h;id
not
I
Hcnvirc'd
tf-'1'
bi"i--
o'.noiiMon
I
to
blm'M'lf
which
hal
hvvn
mir
vp1iri
in
the
nrM.
The''
were
'alwsy
ople.
who
were
dlnnjiti-.
fifd
),r
-nmtiiUv
thr.
rp.Jiaa
lami
ri&s?''
f'f
their
r.ttitud".
It
OA
half
hour
luell
spert
Jffia,
,yJT
-rL
no
satisfaction
equal
to
that
of
a
THERE'S
personal
achievement
which
is
at
once
use-ful
and
artistic.
Fcr
this
reason,
a
halt
hour
spent
in
making
a
batch
of
one-egg
muffin
is
decidedly
a
half
hour
well
spent.
To
see
the
glow
of
gratification
spreading
like
sunshine
over
the
faces
around
the
table
when
you
brini
on
the
muffins
hot
and
crinkly
and
brown
m'm'ml
Well
your
joyful
pride
is
fully
justified.
lj
cups
flour
ONE-EGG
3
teaspoons
Magic
Baking
Powder
A
teaspoon
salt
MUFFINS
1
small
egg
cup
)mk
Yi
tablespoons
melted
butter
Yl
teaspoons
sugar
'
Sift
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt,
add
sugar.
Beat
egg
thoroughly,
add
it
gradually
with
milk
to
dry
ingredients
andbeat
hard.
At
the
last
moment
aad
melted
butter.
Drop
the
baiter
into
hot
buttered
iron
gem
pans
and
bake
in
a
hot
oven
25
minutes.
"Sake,
yowi
ouni
unify
mm
C
DAK
NG
raWDER
tnpoaslble
to
satisfy
everyone.
Mr.
Stork
referred
to
the
build-!
ng
of
the
elevator
here
as
an
in-:
stance-.
It
haa
been
condemned.
by
the
Tory
press
and
attacked
by
'
conservatives
everywhere
and
.hen
it
was
referred
to
the
people
f
Prince
Rupert
they
said
by
heir
votes
that
they
were
not
in
avor
of
it.
''"
Mr.
Stork
said
he
had
been
ac
cused
of
pulling
the
other
wav
when
appropriations
for
this
district
were
asked.
Thin
was
ridiculous
for
he
was
as
much
in-
erested
here
as
anyone.
Every-'
thine
he
had
was
here.
Ilia
r.-'
cord
was
in
the
hands
of
the
aa-l
ioclstion.
If
they
saw
.
fit
to1
change
horses
it
was
all
right
with
him.
i
Dives
He
claims
to
h
rlatl
to
you,
and
says
he
can
prove
it
Dodson
The
man
s
a
fool.
Diggs
That
may
be
a
mere
i
m
wmM
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II
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joy
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