uruay,
juarcn
v,
I
1-
1
1
-fT
'
CHALLENGE
MAUUETANI
A
WITH
FOUR
OF
THESE
i
JUIIIIInilllir
III
III
II
II
fin
S3
sSmi'.HM
(
iti-man
Atlantic
liner
"Europa"
will
be
propelled
bin-ton
bronze
prop
Her.,,
manufactured
in
England,
"
n
bid
for
the
Mini
retania's
speed
record.
Waterfront
Whiffs
bad
Neither
Hampers
Halibut
Fishing;
Herring
.-.viiunj
Still
Going
On;
New
Halibut
Vessels
Mearing:
Completion
)
!
..
v
0
able
weather
during
the
past
week
has
consid-.:aii;jei-ed
halibut
fishine
operations
out
of
the
nort
i
.1.1
'.ii
ii
it
'ii
i.
in
i
mi
iimmnnrs
ir
is
nvnnnTn
runt
thnm
feat..
il
I
Ml.
some
uig
uay
8
landings,
t
or
several
days
dur-
.ci'K
me
poifuiar
bquaaerec
anchorage
on
lJunuas
crowded
with
boats
sheltefH
.
..
virluany
lying
m
hi-
ior
an
opportunity
to
venture
torth
to
the
iisniiig,
grounus.
in-.
.-i
throughout
the
ui..
i
f
10c
and
6c,
were
in.
;
teady
and,
withal,
i,.
k,LT
than
last
year
...
..nc.
Mucn
of
in
,
i.iii
found
iU
way
into
.
.nj
n
at
Prince
Rup--.
A..tjrt.
Landings
for
i
i.
n.tii
uj.OOj
pouiiUs,
I
2M.000
10
'
.;
i
iUil
i
n:-
the
tte.ii.on
u
.
'I
.IRH
tOUll'
..(K)
lbs.
'in
jibunda
Ai:
.
w.tn
last
y
.
.ir
date
of
up
or
46B,!
.mi.
I
l,l:,6U0
nadian
rica
pounus
poumU
,.,'i
i.jig
catches
during
I.
i
!e
UA
follows!
.
I
i
Ringo,
600
pounds;
..ii.
L...000;
Emblem
I..
.
Impei-euJe,
1600;
May-."."(;
Margaret
1.,
4500;
.,
.,!..(;
0.io,
10,000;
it.
i,
snub.
IS.000;
Viking
'
'.inula,
1410.
i
,
i
(
hum,
G000;
Caro-hi;
Fldorado,
30.000;
Fore-.':
iluvHiiii.
PJ.0U0;
lletgc-
lM)0
nc
is
engaged
in
getting
out
iiiK
for
toe
it.
C.
Packers
.
He
using
the
cannery
company's
bo.it!
u.
P.
Co.
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
big
power
,iX.'"ErjWW-
ma.
Ihw
pfeaoirt
engine
front
K.iiu.ga,
zs.uou;
or-
in
.and.s
Second
Catch
m
.Il
boat
Gunda
was
the
!
i
liui
vessel
to
market
lta
;t:
of
the
season
at
iiii'iri-l.
She
brought
In
Uiids
on
Thursday,
having
:
tin-
previous
week
with
liihU.
Co-incidentally,
the
Mt
the
same
price
of
11.1c
mi
both
occasions.
The
uid
Covenant
ri'ieatd
yca-
Had
Toothache'
'
Th.
Im
al
halibut
boat
Ciipc
.
.
,
i
i
t
nl.l..
'.iif'-r.
tail,
liicnaru
uioncf
irnt
I'-lii-r.
'i
y
afternoon
in
order
tnat
i
i
Hi'
members
of
the
crew,
'
'l.n
urn,
might
receive
den-
Ui:i;tion.
the
Red
Roy
will
not
.
:.o;
omaney,
2t,90pr
J
plocW
Uifti
wpti
with
a'
'00:
Panama
;
24,009:
motor:
.
z
.000;
ThoriW3;.
"
i'.j.'
.
.
.
nUh.
27.000:
BOT-il.
.
;
i
lo.
T.00C.
be
re-
dlesel
.
With
Capt.
Ghril
Larkin
in
command,
the
Pacific
Salvuge
Co.
is
keeping
the
jwwer
tug
Pachena'
fleet
busy
im
.the
Skeena
Rver
'gravei
'
run
for
the
Alberta
&
McCaffery
bunkers.
Herring
Seining
The
Gammon
&
Watt
seinoooai
ert,
since
herring
seining
opera
tiens
started
n
round
Port
Simpson
some
s:x
weeks
sgo.
The
Zenardi
is
now
filling
a
contract
for
2U0
Uini
for
the
H.
C
Packers
for
iny
grounds.
March
25
Is
scheduled
as
the
date
lor
the
launching
at
the
dry
dock
of
Cant.
Dan
Larson's
new
53-footer
which
has
been
named
Capella.
The
50
h.p.
Bolinder
CO
3Hk
m
WML
enu.agai
-
-ar-.t
i-
i.
Tr
i
owvag
veracity,
theugfrwe
masPHaVc
,P
K
bringing
up
a
scow
:
own
phvate
opinions
about
such
laden
with
120
tons
of
machinery
things,
we
poor
benighted
scribes
as
well
as
a
small
power
boat
for
,
must
perforce
raise
our
weatner-J:e
N.-.tiorml
Airplane
Lumber
Co
j
beaten
heudwear
to
the
lawyers
which
is
building
a
new
aawmill
!
to,
fearing
that
1111!
may
keep
to
OH
Porpoise
Harbor.
The
SCOW
.him
word
and
mi-k
th.m
on
uk.
we
will
be
added
to
local
service
fleet.
the
company
will,
with
regret,
bid
Bill
a
literary
adieu
for
the
time
being
at
least
and
mav
the
lawverm
hiv
Repair
are
now
being
made
to
mercv
unon
hi?
rocket
book.
the
110
Frisco-Standard
engine
in!
the
big
power
tug
Ited
Boy
which
Mitchell
&
Currieare
about
to
was
recently
bought
by
the
Pa-
start
on
the
contract
for
the
M)0-cific
Salvage
Co.
lrom
the
Skeena
foot
wharf.and
buildings
for
the
Kiver
racKlflg
Co.
Contrary
'
to.
Home
Oil
Co.
on
the
local
wutei
hi.
uriin.
u'ntu.:
..
.
.
...
.
.
r
The
laying
of
n
ivaftr
main
by
the
"ity
is
being
awaited.
Fishing
Fleet
Honored
The
new
series
of
postage
stamps
issued
by
Canada
pays
a
compliment
to
Canada's
fUhing
The
COc
stamp
show
the
Lunenburg
fishing
schooner
"Rluenose"
under
all
sail
and
in
the
act
of
winning
the
international
fishing
schooner
race.
The
stamp
is
beautifully
engraved
and
every
ueiati
or
rigging
enn
oe
Zeuardi
has
now
dellveml
some
made
out
even
though
the
picture
2000
tons
of
herring
to
packers
of
is
so
tiny.
the
Rupert
Marine
Products,
Ltd.,!
for
reduction
in'the
company's
TlfTTATMP
PI
STirrrTV
plant
at
Tucks
Inlet,
Prince
Rup-
VII
H,
PI
hi
I
Vll
w.
nt
out
on
Monday
nn4.
mild
euro
and
shipment
east.
Will
Lead
Yacht
and
Rowing
'Or.
the
limp
intervening
.t-
The
Rradbury
&
Yelf
seineboat;
ganizntion
This
Year;
Alex
Anchorage,
unable
to
Fuith
of
Sechart
has
also
been
neon
account
of
..rough
tlve
in
Ihe
herring
seining
foi
returned
toV-tiorU
oiv
hnlil)ut
boat
purposes.
Although
his
boat
ABurite,
which
was
seised
by
the
fishery
The
Yncht
NEW
CLUB
HEAD
Mcltae
Re-elected
Secretary
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
Club,
at
its
annual
meet-
patrol
last
wee4c
for
alleged
fish-
ing
last
night
in
tho
city
hall,
jng
within
the
1'earl
Harbor
elected
officers'-for
theyenr
aj
.,
..,.1
An
1l...s.
1
SlHlWIlinK
nlKn
iyh
ikiuuuvii
.uii
lliliunni
"
"'I
"f
Salvor,
Capt.
C.
bond
a
few
days
later,
Capt.
Ule
'
liie
in
port
this
week-
Skog,
who
was
seining
under
con-!l
'
urgo,
including
five
ears
tract
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
!
pipe
for
the
city,
150
Storage
Co.,
has
discontinued
op-j
i
washed
pen
coal
for
the
eratlons
for
the
souson.
I
"
'k
and
five
rurloads
of
nine
!
:tl
loo
barrels
of
lime
for
Albert
M.'fuffery,
Capt.
Merrill
Sollow'a
new
50-
Honorary
president-
Vv.
H.
Tobey.
Presidentr-C.
G.
Minns.
Vice-president
G.
G.
Uushby.
Secretary
Alex
MeRae.
Kxecutive
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
Dr.
II.
L.
Alexander,
Alex
Macdonald
font
linllhut
boat
Relief,
built
dur
nnd
R.
E.
Benson.
Inirthn
nast
winter
at
the
McLean'
The
financial
statement
showed
Hurry
Scott,
well
known
district
Yard,
Seal
Cove,
Prince
Rupert,
the
club
to
be
In
good
standing.
:
p
wan
in
towndurinjr
the
should
tret
away
in
about
a
week's
Three
members
were
suspended;
tm
Captnih's
Cove,
where
time
on
her
initial
trip
to
the
fish-
for
non-payment
of
dues.
j
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
"ALASKA
BILL
REGARD
FISH
dieHel
engine
had
already
been
In-1
.
.i
i
stalled
in
the
vesserWhicfiill
jgii-
Kijled'
in
Which
Salmon
j
otherwise
be
almost
already
fdr;
mi.i,
Nn
it
HcM
sea
before
launcning.
"
The
end
of
March
should
also,
KETCHIKAN,
Mar.
oRo
sion.
wpi.
inuroH.rs
now
warding
tlle
efforts
of
the
Com-
Ik'
at
t
ice
May
in
lommis-
Co.'s
reduction
plant
on
the
west
preserver
in
me
ironing
ooaw
ior
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The(""re
thnn
48
hours
after
they
vessel
will
leave
to
take
up
luoei't
and
iandinifs
were
a
miori
den!
lin-nrpriwork
about
June
15.
l-U'iil
have
been
cxncctpfl.
Niu-Arthplpu
ihn
h.n,l
i
The
Pachena
and
Red
Boy
will
i
...
...
...
i.
n
.i...:
,
'
.
ihandle
j.
in
vuiumc
is
iieuiL!
wuji
mumiumeu
anu.
aiier
the
company's
bu3ines
locally
during
the
summer.
lug
Salvage
Princes,
Capt.
Frank
JfecrWlatffflofntiJg
to
us.
iycr,
wnicn
,it
Vancouver
a
weolc
airn
HnirilUv
um
urn
,.ir
pounds
Ca-4HsctedtorfejSnduy
or
Monday
pounds
Amer-
,ast
.trtfeiirsou.n,
biu
been
is
not
,
before
cros
Rill
Shelim,
he
of
Kelpie
fame
and
mom
familiarly
known
as
!-Rl'JAc!iliver,"
has
been
bitten
witijhaiig
of
righteous
horror
of
njjff$!ly;
While
we
know
that
Rilliinattwwcll,
we
certainly
are
regrijnil
y
have
him
tell
us
that
heuwutillur
to
make
us
the
victim
o6lfffi?l
.uit
if
we
continue
to
tWTiHi
oame
in
vain.
The
fact
tlihiv
have
only
been
trying
to
be
frloft'lly
raakas
it
all
the
worse
It
all
tomv
vve
fear,
of
the
fact
that
Rill
has
been
getting
to
friendly!
wim
jtnf,
lawyers.
in
any
case.
ne
,
ha&fe&n
to
ta
of
Sfur
lrarufd
ounuwii
Ia-JJi
over.
sc
nooner
e
vent
the
word
of
one
mcrclal
Club
of
Ketchikan,
a
bill
has
been
passed
by
eongress
nul-
'University
of
British
Columbia,!
'f
laVr,
,1,?h
""f1
rt
fun'a?vfu.1
has
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
tojP'W?
f
lSf
an?
become
assistant
to
Norman
L,!"
caaht
Freeman,
local
representative
of
I
hours.
,
,
the
International
Fisheries
Com-i
ThiB
became
known
here
when
mission.
He
will
hold
down
the
h
Nw
England
Fish
Company
commission's
Prince
Rupert
of-;
r;,w'
v.-wun
from
Dan
l.ce,
n.us
enabling
Mr.
Freeman
Sutherland,
delegate,
to
congress,
to
work
on
the
outside.
Mr.
Free-
man
left
today
on
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Juneau,
Sitka,
Wrangell,
Petersburg
and
Ketchikan,
Alaska,
on
commission
business
and
next
month
will
make
a
trip
to
the
l
halibut
fishing
grounds
on
the
commission's
chartered
schooner
Dorothy.
Mr.
Kask
is
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
having
resided
here
as
a
boy
and
reviving
his
early
education
here.
'A
few
years
ago
he
was
identified
with
the
Lan-gara
Fishing
&
Packing
Co.'s
cannery
at
New
Massett.
Princess
CharlereJ
l
Pacific
Saivagero.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
has
been
chartered
for
the
summer
to
pack
pil
chards
to
the
Nootku
Packing
nuh
rc.ids
as
follows:
'Till
to
con-act
fisheries
law
i
f
1D0G
w
th
regard
to
preserving
i
.
ilmon
within
48
hours
after
fish
;
r.3
caught
passed
congress.
Full
j
text
as
amended
as
follows:
'Sec-j
tion
7:
It
shall
be
unlawful
to
preserve
for
sale
as
food
for
!
human
consumption
any
salmon
unless
it
shall
have
been
canned
salted,
iced,
frozen
or
smoked
'r
dried,
within
48
hours
after
being
killed.'"
The
Commercial
Club
asked
for
Ihe
amendment
to
the
1906
fish
law,
basing
their
request
on
the
fact
that
it
was
passed
when
modern
fcirg
methods
now
used
on
trolling
boats
were
not
known,
and
because
when
properly
iced
r
froner
the
saimon
are
properly
Something
to
think
about:
Throughout
the
world,
the
productive
Dunlop
properties
cover
so
vast
an
area(
that
if
combined
into
one
place
they
would
form
a
"Dunlop
City"
of
over
100,000
acres.
The
Best
Thing
on
Wheels"
Speaking
of
world-wide
popularity,
think
of
x
this:
Over
26,000,000
DunlopTires
are
on
the
road
to?
day.
Dunlop
Tires
are
available
in
every
City
or
Town
at
the
leading
dealers.
Dunlop
Tire
Rubber
Goods
Co.
Limited
mm
Canada
I
m-
I
IS
I
I
111
I
I
ml
i
II
A
II
this
re
caugnt.
g
ZZS
rir..
v,-r.
sjf7Z5-s7erfa
-
'
ii4"2ij.i2r!Tri.
-r.Tj.i'r
Ti:E
mini
i
i
ii
i
;
rn
;."
j
v
.u
ii-
"
-iT'mHiiif
wx
-.-
v).-
jass.
:
t,im..ii
itai.uv)Mi
I
rrH.A
ill
w
'
"
Mi
Cross
Section
of
2"
cable
Thii
leod-covercd
cable
rum
in
con
duiu
underground,
replacing
as
many
ovtrhead
uireiu
could
be
car
TteJ
on
twentybur
poUt
eadi
with
ten
croft
drnu,
and
thrmi
which
caW2,40o
people
may
coti
wtk
tJ
,.'cise
and
privacy.
expresses
ot
JL.
the
human
voice
ALONG
each
one
of
these
little
tracks
JL
ji.your
voice
moves
aporoximately
with
the
speed
of
light.
If
you
could
girdle
the
earth
seven
times
you
would
notice
no
appreciable
lapse
of
time
between
speaking
into
the
receiver
and
hearing
your
own
voice
at
your
ear.
f
Such
efficiency
meians
that
each'
wire
must
foe
in
sukted
from
every
other,
and
it
must
Ije-'tlotie
lip
1
Emilfuily
that
in
all
the
miles
of
cable
scattered
the
Dominion
today,
no
serious
leafage
occurs.
Literally
thousands
of
these
little
tracks
are
bound
into
the
great
cables
that,
underground,
conduct
each
voice
unerringly
to
its
proper
destination.
'
The
manufacture
of
these
marvellous
cah
(
'
n"(
ti
one
of
the
many
activititsof
the,
TiortherU
v
Ekctric
Company
ando-ne
of
its
contributions
M
4
to
modern
civilization
and
the
ease
of
living.
Northern
Electric
.
Compamv
Umitco
A
atiojuil
Electrical
Service
1
el
.n-..i
il
HI
I
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mi
.
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