,,.,:,.
21,
1028
WATER
NOTICE
nlVKIIHlON
ANI
I'SB
viiH'E
that
Robert
M.
1((lr-i
I
1410
-Bth
Ave
,.,
D.C.,
will
apply
f
jr
u
,
,.
'and
use
20.000
gallon-.
,
,n
i'
out
of
small
creek.
,ll''ii
down
southerly
and
iumton
Inlet,
Q.C.
Ulunds
i.ii
wste.iy
from
li.er
,.
,
l
,i
ip.iuton
Inlet.
The
.'.
,1'verted
from
the
stiesrr.
,i,ut
200
fen
from
shore
.'iiroiiRh
twenty-four
acres
,
r.dri
leuw,
and
will
l.e
ml
purpcs
upon
tne
i:ld
In
aid
NOTICE
I.-
my
nanc
t
city
Hal!
.iv
en
uec
ecember.
1037.
E.
r.
JONBS.
Returning
Officer.
LAND
ACT.
II
I
-
.
Kn;ert
Land
Recording
Dis-
LAND
ACT
of
Telegraph
Creek,
apri
Waterfront
Whiffs
Preparations
for
KeopeninK
of
Halibut
Season
Now
fiencral-No
Sign
of
Herring
yet
Reveille
Hack
From
Seattle
Preparations
for
the
openinjr
of
the
1928
halibut
fishlmr
applied
ipr
io
iea
n
j,-eijrilltP
1R
nro
nnu,
,,,,
,
tlii.Hon
.
,,f
ull
hand.s
the
ran
nf
the
'i.'utiw
and
un
application
will
he
in
readings
bv
,
,.
nnri
tn
tiie
"Water
Act."
,
...
they
had
agreed
not
to
buy
flab
until
Maul.
1C.
Cold
storage
atocka
are
heavy
and
It
U
poaalble
that
thla
may
NOTICE
la
hereby
given
to
hint
um
adverse
effect
on
.he
opening
,
of
uie
Municipality
of
the
..
,
"Mon
,:llnn
ichi.
Prlo-
nevertheless,
the
moat
,
Rupert
that
I
require
if
the
aald
elector
at
City
0(
the
boya
have
decided
to
take
a
.
Ninth
day
of
January,
1828,
chance
on
that.
,
kick
noon,
for
the
purpose
I
Thon
to
represent
them
I
Aldermen,
or
School
Truv
Bringing
In
two
fifty-foot
pole
for
.
,,
Mil
Nikcri'.n'.i
radio
station
out
In
if
nomination
of
candl-
...
k
rollr.wa:
We
i
n
.
u-
Tuelina
H.
Capt
Bill
Hiall
be
nominate'!
K:.i!oti.
arr:vd
In
port
on
Wednesday
o!lt
tnemulc:
r
mid
seconder,
and
shap
float
lo
dock
and
nroiind
the
circuitous
;,
fie
Returning
Officer
at
rurvea
and
r
.men
of
the
west
end
of
ween
the
date
of
the
no-
,
.
.
PM
of
the
day
of
nomin-
th
Cow
ta
,tl"
ubject
of
.Hid
writing
may
be
In
the
wonder.
Nevertheless.
It
was
handily
i
rid
:)
in
the
8-hedule
of
aoae
Election
Act."
and
ahall
iineh.
remdence,
and
occu-
r:p'icn
each
peraon
pro-
Oali
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
W.
W.
nu-'h
'nsl
""er
atedy
contract
-nH.'e.BdMw!
-nd'm"1.!!1
11
bf
ini;
neceaaary
such
jo!l
1,1
I01
Intereata,
I
due
next
week
I
u:i
the
Twelfth
day
of
lruin
Vancouver
with
a
cargo
consisting
vert;
hlmaelf
accordliitilv
and
M.00O
fe$
of
lumber
for
Albert
&
McCaflery.
The
Prank
Waterhouse
motorshlp
Ar-lan
Flnh
Is
also
due
in
port
with
coal
lor
local
delivery
and
will
load
out
a
1
carifj
-!
eottosiwood
logs
from
Terrace
III
n
t:
W
INTKN'TION
TO
tPI'I.V
lur
tw
Utminated
Ms
crisis
mill
at
New
TO
I.KAHE
I.AM
Wefctminater
'ii!e
on
the
vmthweat
to:-
rnc
only
towo-.at
oi
the
Rupert
.mumed
bay
on
the
aotith
Marine
Pr
ducts
llect
Ui
rervice
at
the
r
't
chanal.
Oraham
Islund
...
.
liT
0
"
i
P"
tu
UT
e
Island,
in
theprovime
i
nubia.
.;-
,
Ur-ei)
is
making
steady
deliver
lea
''
,
E
,hi
Tihur
RoJertfor'
:-f
jumber
laden
acows
from
Oeorgaiown.
lie,
occupation
a
lumber-
.
1
apply
for
a
lease
of
of
wliirri
lumber
a
the
present
rte-rrlbed
land:
t.nje
is
be!nij
used
in
construction
of
the
.'
'
i
P"t
planted
about
'
,
.
u'-''
.
,,
,
SeaI
r
Cjv
1Ml
.
The
.Merly
from
mouth
of
r.
ck
flowinf
w4
an
uti-
Other
bc;au
of
the
R
HP.
fleet
are
:i
'he
south
bank
of
port
mt
m
stiape
In
anticipation
of
i
.in
southerly;
thence
10
o?
tlie
fishing
industry.
.
thence
4
rhalm
n
x-
h
rellne;
thence
follow!
.
.
to
point
of
eommenc.
Boa
on
the
Ward
way
recently
have
mining
3
arres.
more
or
a.
imlcl
the
lullbut
boaU
U
A
B.
and
8
,m-
,,d
th
IUer
W
and
F
-ned.
A.
ROBERTSCW.
1
-
Applicant
"
1T
I
liKTTIMi
ZAHm
ItRtllV
LAM)
A(T
I
Capt
Lars
Vnge
and
hi
men
are
busy
in
the
loft
of
the
Neleon
Tiwdirur
Co.
ITU
E
01
ISTf.MION
TO
APPLY
TO
n
..
....
w
.
the
halibut
boat
Zapora
L.M)
u
llliClpllt,0
0f
tht
openlnc
of
the
cnarlotte
Islands
Ora-
,ea
.n
While
originally
purposed
for
0
d
Recording
Dutrlct
of
h
:i!ibui
llshmg.
the
opening
of
the
"
'
and
situnte
on
t!e
wet
1
Harbor
at
the
Hr.id
ol
"
tn
P"
making
i
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
her
'irst
trip
In
thW
trad.
All
last
i.
i'mh
Columbia
,ui"n
,h.
n'
.,.
'
wu
WM
tnaaaed
"-
uua
uuder
U
K
thai
British
Columbia
:
K
ng
company
LUnlUd
ol
rharter.
in
packing
and
seining.
Ii'.
i
rcupatlon
Salmon
Can-
A&'.aod.'
'
Capt.
W
Sa.ni
and
Capt.
Han,
.a
a
pott
planted
on
the
numai
are
at
present
engaged
in
In-
:
.i
rteek
called
Twin
Bsrer;
.,
,.
"
tne
f,tlttn
horae
power
Avanoe
.
est,
thence
twenty-one
,.
i
thence
4
cha'na
east
-:iil-dleel
engine,
which
recently
ar-
o.ntour
of
thore
line
riV(.d.
m
the
aelneboat
K
and
8.
Ac-
i
rummeneetnent.
and
con-
rre
more
or
law
'
IIIINO
ft
PACKING
CO
LTU
ApplieaVit
U
If.
English.
Agent
-!
')
t,,her
33.
1911.
',ulreU
y
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
!iileret
lant
fall
after
having
been
praf.Kally
tturiied
to
the
water
edge
-tin
Lr.we
Inlet,
the
K
and
8
ha
been
impleieiy
rebuilt
and
will
be
ready
for
t.oerstlon
anain
on
the
opening
of
the
o
INTKNTinX
TO
APPLY
:i8
lm3n
aeaaon.
TO
I.KHE
,ANT
.
T7T
.
-
W""k
of
rederkinx
that
part
of
the
'i
i.aiiu
uiinci,
uina
unuiw-
CNK
what!
on
which
Shed
No
1
waa
'
the
northwest
end
of
Oladys
ae.tr.jvcd
by
lire
last
fall
I
proceed
-
.
40,
m'!T
."VlSf"1,'
th
n
n
snd
"u
u.v
iM
charred
plank,
having
Van
in
about
lSSdeg.
10
w-v
J
and
about
Mas.
M'
north
heen
d.sposed
it.
war
being
carted
away
thf
week.
The
ahed
itself
will
not
be
'XVZftJi.
Krebullt
although
the
d.,k
will
be
put
In
TMsn
have
in
the
smelling.
sea-
imei.
aaoresny
i
V
unuci
wuv
ai
I
Tine
KUpeN.
UI1
iatgrSi,
!"k,ot.bad
eather
wil1
be
taken
many
boats
in
their
effort
to
i
wi
r'.,m11tlV)ller
the
office
of
the
lanrer
boats
at
least
thai
mmer-ls
to
be
heard
and
the
rattle
of
h
"'Vm
the
lookg
of
thing
everything
et
Uflfc
and
there
will
be
few
of
the
rnot
get
away
on
time.
Once
ajrain
the
fater
f
order
or
,
be
first
on
the
grounds
and
first
back
to
port
with
the
openinjr
of
Victoria.
P"
B.O
!
catches
of
the
season.
Local
fish
buyers,
on
beinir
consulted,
all
Ru'idlnci.
.
r'y
days
after
th
first
ap-
state
that
they
will
be
open
to
buy
.,.
.
22.
1927.
rfKl
y
doubts
that
might
have
been
ROBERT
It.
CURRIE,
:
ei
tertalned
through
recent
report
that
,
XO
SIOX
OK
IICKKIVO
There
U
no
sign
yet
of
the
herring
run
in
water
adjacent
to
Prince
Rupert.
OutllU
are
now
standing
ready
to
start
operation
at
a
moment's
notice
and
the
f!h
are
ejtpected
momentarily
to
put
In
an
appearance.
There
1
a
big
demand
for
bait
purpoaea
and
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
plant
at
Tucks
Inlet
is
ready
to
use
a
large
quantity
in
the
production
of
oil
and
meal,
so
fishing
will
probably
be
as
Intensive
as
It
ha
been
during
any
season
of
the
past.
In
their
recent
voting
at
Prince
Rupert,
Ketchikan
and
Seattle,
halibut
fishermen
favored
the
changing
of
the
closed
season
from
November
1
to
February
1
Instead
of
from
November
19
to
February
16
by
a
total
vote
of
192
tor
and
92
against.
On
the
proposal
to
close
the
Tim-bxn-ed
Island.
Cape
Adding
ton
and
Mas-sett
chicken
banks
for
a
period
of
five
yean,
there
were
188
vote)
for
and
M
against
The
seine
and
halibut
boat
Reveille
of
the
Bradbury
As
YeU
fleet,
with
Capt.
A.
Watt
In
command,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday
from
a
trip
to
Seattle
for
which
port
she
left
here
in
Desember.
In
spite
of
winter,
weather
was
ainplclou
and
a
speedy
Ulp
north
was
mad,
much
better,
a
a
matter
of
fact,
than
the
piagr
south
proved
to
be.
A
aoon
a
the
herring
ran
commence,
the
Reveille,
with
other
boats
of
the
fleet,
will
be
ccmmfaloned
in
this
fishery,
turning
her
attention
later
in
the
season
to
halibut
flatting
or
salmon
arlnlng.
Claud
KsTkendall,
Btanager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Booth
fisherie.
ha
returned
to
the
city
after
spending
the
Christmas
and
New
Tear
holiday
season
at
Seattle.
He
was
ac
cjmpanied
home
by
lira.
Klrkendall
and
family.
Aboard
the
halibut
boat
Sea
MaM
Capt.
P.
Dorreen.
a
hunting
paetr
In
cluding
Oeorge
Bryant,
Ben
Self
and
four
or
five
others
left
last
night
tor
a
week
rlp
to
Khutae
Inlet
or
Naden
Harbor,
the
esaet
destination
having
not
been
decided
upon
at
time
of
departure.
With
good
weather
apparently
in
the
offing,
a
number
of
other
parties
are
planning
going
out
today
or
COURT
PRESENTATION
REGULATION
CHANGED
tVlirs
of
High
rimtllener
Will
Pre
en
I
Women
from
Dominion
st
Ciiilu
ettin
LONDON,
Jan.
1-
The
women
who
hope
to
secure
the
privilege
ol
being
presented
at
court
during
the
coming
aMwon
will
be
Interested
In
the
legulaUons
which
the
Lord
Chamberlain
lias
already
issued
roncernlng
the
pro
Umlnarie.
The
applications
of
those)
from
the
Dominion
who
desire
to
.be
presented
are
usually
passed
throug
tk
el
flee
of
the
High
Commission
tr
of
the
Dominion
in
question.
Altboucjv.ru
:
urn
Trapper.
Intend
to
apply
.ahlueriap
again.
A
goad
site
for
those
.
sjuunsnced
UMiLbaMwM.
.
of
the
lowing
wrfiard
,
l3MUoB
wUI
thus
be
ZSSJSSJBT
ng
at
a
port
planted
at
the
tiered
;
wnj
be
held
in
MT
and
two
In
June.
nd
of
Oladya
Lake,
about
!
AnBlicsnTS
from
the
Dominions
would
-rMSTSlS
Jo-
.
local
member
of
the
I
Z
south:
thence
one
mile
eaat:
Biological
B
ard
of
Canada,
left
yesterday
praMllUHoI
either
at
the
second
QeSUt
,
""
"'W
wmm"iii",
r
T
Vdiicouvet
to
atteno
a
mmui
oi
v.
M
tfte
tlnt
f;0UIt
ln
Juse
I
JOHN
ALFRED
UmtRUX.
Pscillc
eoai
sub-romnuiMsr
on
u;
Appiloant
n
i
w;ich
w.-rk
i
he
taken
up
during
1
!2nlr,nbir
;ll
be
outltived.
Also
,
.f
c
mlr.n
ynr
LAND
ACT
.ntc'idlng
the
meeting
will
be
D.
B.
Finn.
'
1
..;,!...
,.f
me
Prince
Rutiert
FUherle
P"H.
:
Ol'
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
.
.'.n,ntll
Statl.m.
who
!iaa
been
ab-
PI
ItfTIANK
I.AN1I
for
several
months
engaged
in
re-
,
'
"
ui
e
a
Land
Reoordlnf
DUtrlet
of
,,nu
work
at
Winnipeg
and
who
will
.
'-'-v'
.V'i'Tv."1
nd
of
'tuJ?
"
"S-return
return
n
me
city
,
Immediately
upon
the
Telegraph
Passage.
Skeens
r,livmi
hi
.f
this
conference.
M
i
AKK
NOTICE
that
J.
H.
Todd
Sons
i
r'
,,:::,rtB-,liLonV-i
.
.
Br
xkiesby.
scting
director
of
II
ii
.....
!h,.
foilowlne
daaertbed
lands:
1
th.
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
It
ii
'
""'
-nring
at
s
post
planted
at
the
,..,.
,,Hnew.ed
the
pupils
of
the
.
I
rnrna,
t
f
n
t-M
S
fi.i
1
wi
uuh
t,
raiiiB
w.
"ire
3S
chain
eaat;
thence
30
An
Interesting
departure
will
be
made
thla
year
in
regard
lo
presentaUesta
hom
the
Dominion
They
wUI
In
fu
ture
be
presented
by
the
wive
of
tr.tf
respective
High
OommlssloneM,
sad
not,
a
formerly,
by
the
wife
of
the
Secretary
for
the
Dominion
and
Colonies.
The
Lord
Chamberlain
announce
that
a
person
presented
for
the
first
time
can
only
present
her
daughter
or
daughter-in-law
on
the
occasion
when
ah
is
presented.
Wive
must
be
accompanied
to
court
by
their
husbands
if
the
lata
have
ki.
ltd
ward
HlKh
School
on
Thurs.
nreumted.
Those
who
wish
to
be
more
or
leaa
an
blah
water
.
.....
..ummn
on
the
aubieoi
oi
viwiiuw.
k.
tKir
hiihanK
Kntiii
'lience
acmtherlv
alonn
hlah
.
.
.
iv.
tnin
nmved
i
.........
'".rk
to
the
no
nt
of
commence-
The
lecture.
state
the
iset
in
tneir
sppucouona.
ano
n
containing
SO
acres,
more
or
'
pmb'y
more
intereiting
tnan
i
j
they
,noui
nkn
aute
If
the
wunen
J
H.
TODD
SONS.
LTD.
I
Itaied
Dernber
lath,
1997
P-nVKKNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
,
v''lln:
ok
APPLICATION
FOR
IIKKU
I
LUIATi:
I
rncK
18
HBREBY
OIVKN
thSt
on;
I
'
V
n:
iL'jiUi.iy
nexv
tile
miUi-
II
imimuIs
to
apply
to
the
LUiuot"
1
i
U.ird
fur
a
licence
In
respect
,
being
part
of
the
building,
i-
(nmmerclal
Hotel"
ettuate
at1
;
'
"""I-
of
Pirat
Avenue
snd
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Is
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til
that
the
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full
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and
designation
be
given.
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the
sum-
mont
ha
been
Issued
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amending
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Include
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under
the
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ance
Is
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Court
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last
three
years
should
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she
lsst
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and
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she
was
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on
that
occasion
or
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where
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the
session
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week.
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DAILY
NEWB
MAGNUS
HANSEN
!
AND
HIS
CREW
Heroic
Exploit
of
Halibut
Schooner
"Kxplfjrer"
Told
About
in
Seattle
Journal
The
following,
write-up
from
the
"Pacific
Fisherman"
describing
the
heroic
work
of
Capt.
Magnus
Hansen
and
hi
crew,
all
of
whom
are
well
known
her
el
In
removing
passenger
from
the
wrecked
steamer
Northwestern
on
Cape.
Mudjf
recently
with
the
halibut
schooner
Kiplorer
should
prove
of
interest
to
the!
many
friend:
The
fine
spirit
atl
asamanshln
prr
valent
In
the
PaeUle
halibut
fleet
were
eUlkingly
UftisftBitefl
In
the
service
performed
by
ipt.
Magnus
Hansen
and
crew
Of
the
j?ieau
halibut
schooner
"Explorer,'
In
removing
the
passengers
from
the
strahdeel
steamer
"North
w
eels-rn"
off
Cape
Mudge
December
II.
In
a
heavy
gale
and
Minding
snowstorm,
and
under
conditions
which
made
ths
work
not
mere
dU
moult
but
truly
heroic.
Cspt.
Hansen
toot,
off
all
the
paaaen-
sjers
and
many
cf
tlx
crew
with
their
baggage,
and
leased
them
safely
In
the
nelgbborlng
port
of
Campbell
River,
on
the
east
side
of
Vancouver
Island
some
900
mils
north
of
Seattle.
In
s
bllntard
which
obscured
sll
lights
ashore.
Use
Northwestern,
bound
from
besttl
to
Alsska.
was
carried
Ughtly
off
her
oouree
by
the
treacher-Qua
U4l
ourrrnts
which
sweep
through
the
nsrrow
southern
entrance
to
Sey
mour
Narrows,
for
which
she
was
head-
Vl,
and
want
aground
about
s
s.m..
go
ing
bard
and
fast
on
a
bed
of
oulder.
A
Una
eras
put
aetytre
at
daylight,
but
It
waa
impossibW
to
make
a
safe
land-In?,
as
the
bsseh
was
lined
with
heavy
driftwood
whssh
the
waves
were
throw
ing
high
In
the
air.
At
the
call
for
help
tugs
wart
seat
to
the
rescue,
but
were
unable
to
eoniis
alongside
because
of
the
sbnal
water
and
rocks,
over
which
tsvy
seas
were
aonsuntly
breaking.
By
noon
the
lew-
bold
went
floe
aid.
with
waves
rsssblng
the
decks;
and
tew
pasaengers.
though
not
enniiasrsrl
la
Immediate
dinger,
had
put
on
lifebelts
when.
bU
1
fun-,
the
Etplorwr
hov
n
sight.
While
no
real
alarm
had
been
left,
her
Useiy
afgsseraae
waa
halted
by
those
on
board
a
providential.
Wiab
sdatfraMe
courage
snd
si
snahip.
Capt.
Hansen
brought
his
vessel
to
the
lee
aide
of
the
steamer
and
mad
fast.
Down
s
rope
ladder
with
the
sld
of
Ufa
lines,
woman
and
children
war
lowered
to
the
deck
ot
the
fishing
schooner.
The
man
of
to
pasaangers
followed,
wltb
s
number
cf
the
steamer
craw.
The
work
was
much
hampered
by
ley
wind
and
stinging
snow,
as
well
aa
the
movement
of
the
vessel;
but
by
2:46
the
transfer
ws
completed,
snd
sll
were
landed
at
CsmpbeU
Rlvsr
about
an
hour
later.
Ta
passenger
atone
numbercsl
lit
and,
ss
It
waa
deemed'
unsafe
for
thssn
on
deck,
they
were
placed
below
In
the
forecastle,
fish-hold
and
engine
room
sf
the
U-rt
schooner:
young
children
being
accommodated
in
the
captain's
cabin.
There
was
no
doubt
some
dls-
-emfort,
but
It
I
to
the
great
credit
of
all
concerned
tha
nobody
was
hurt,
and
none
of
the
passengers
were
even
wet.
A
second
trip
was
made
to
take
off
food
for
the
passengers,
and
the
Ex
plorer
then
returned
sod
stood
by
the
Northwestern
sll
night
and
most
of
the
neat
dsy.
On
Monday,
with
the
weather
moderating
and
other
help
at
hand,
she
quietly
iSanajKd
her
home
ward
voyage,
reachinj
Juneau
on
the
16i.
MPT.
IIWMjys
AfTOl-XT
At
the
time
of
ta
WHek
th
achouo-
er
waa
homeward
bound
tram
Seattle,
.vbsre
abe
had
landed
aer
last
far
(wr
ha
season.
41.000
sound
of
halibut.
She
ran
into
the
storm
early
Sunday
morning;
slewing
down
to
last
baariug
in
the
bad
stretch
oi
water
near
Can
Mudge.:
v
soot?
!
Slttltstl
and
issmtaai.Nertawesterfa
tastes
through
trie
etafifj
JflMj
ttalkH
Oi
share
with
Usrse
iff
kmg
on
Jief;
sou
sjtuidlg
uoiM
fMii:ntKINi
'v.'
got
a
close
aa
we
could."
say
Cant.
Hansen,
"but
while
several
hun
dred
yards
sway
took
ssundlags
and
found
only
three
fathom
of
water
under
us.
When
wd
were
close
enough
to
make
them
hear
us
we
asked
how
much
water
there
was
alongside
and
they
told
us
there
was
three
fathoms.
It
waa
a
dangerous
undertaking
to
get
alongside,
but
it
was
ths
only
thing
we
could
do.
"Driftwood
waa
floating
about
every-wheie.
and,
an
extremely
strong
tide
waa
running.
The
wind
waa
driving
huge
breakers
in.
while
beneath
us
were
only
three
fatboins
of
wster.
Ahead
and
astern
of
the
ship
wars
reeks
projecting
and
we
did
not
know
when
we
might
be
trapped
on
one
of
thn
and
wrecked
We
finally
made
the
laa
side
of
the
vessel
and
tied
up
That
waa
the
end
of
the
worst
part.
'Everybody
was
In
ssorlient
apt
r
Its
when
I
readied
ths
desk,
snd
Capt.
Livingston
of
the
Northwestern
certainly
deserve
credit
lev
the
way
in
wtUoh
he
had
calmed
the
passengers.
Earlier
In
the
dsy
a
tin
had
bean
put
tsbor.
but
It
was
Impossible
to
fat
a
lifeboat
through
the
driftwood
and
breakers.
Wster
was
running
low.
ths
lights
were
sll
out
and.
(bete
waa
no
heal
to
eook
with
on
the
steamer.
We
decided
thst
ws
oouid
take
everybody
to
Campbell
River
except
those
who
PAIN
from
Bladder
Irritation
ess
ttssd
by
8ANTAL
miDY
Bswars
ef
Imitations
Lok
fee
Iks
word
"MIDY"
r!4
hv
m
drilSSIIl
Asliatss
s
i
e
a
auaky
hmg
liner,
built
on
ruget
tqulpment
aprsTrW
lnHelr
'MSJIH
man
far
October
last
year.
Hsr
power
plant
is
a
135
h
p.
Western-lnterprlse
dleetl
engine,
which
1
served
by
a
De
Level
fuel
oil
purifier,
the
first
Installed
for
that
purpoa
on
a
Pacific
Coaat
fishing
vessel
The
engineer
I
Jo-hannea
Hansen,
brother
of
the
skipper.
Capt
Hsasen
state
thst
the
vessel
has
given
excellent
service,
snd
ha
landed
14
trips
of
halibut
since
leaving
Seattle,
September
4.
193d;
the
quantity
landed
totalling
490.000
lbs.,
giving
th
nine
men
aboard
ebare
at
M.718
each.
Capt
J.
Llvlnxaton
of
the
Northwestern
snd
officials
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
company
give
unstinted
praise
to
Capt.
Hansen
snd
the
member
of
hi
crew,
all
oi
wnom
anoweo
we
giewMsu
courage
and
loyalty.
The
nerve,
sea-manship
and
helpful
spirit
displayed
are
valued
even
more
highly
than
ttte
actual
service
rendered:
and
the
comment
la
made
that
"whan
th
big
ships
get
in
trouble
in
ouHf-tbe-way
places
it
is
the
fishermen,
especially
the
hail-but
fishermen,
who
csn
be
counted
on
to
get
there
and
stand
by
k
ths
last,
and
give
all
help
in
their
power
under
all
conditions."
liom
AltltlVAlA
Prlnre
Rupert
E.
F.
Jonas,
Prince
Rupert:
A.
Flak,
Prince
Oeorge;
A.
O.
Annan,
Endako;
E.
Wood
worth.
Bmithers.
SAVOY
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Nlman.
Purcher;
A.
M.
Pryce.
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sll
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