.alurday,
January
5,
1920
ini'-m
leri'jfiiu
Utile!'
.i
In
;i:
S'i'W
':
1
tlV"
LIMA
HAILS
PRESIDENT-ELECT
HOOVER
I
.i.nii
If'ivrT.
Presiticnt-I.
-t
hi
v.-
I
nitfil
Status,
is
here
seen
on
his
arrival
in
Lima,
,
fc
wan
enthusiastically
greeted.
On
Mr.
Hoover's
left
is
Ambassador
A.'
P.
Moore,
Ki
ll,
on
ins
right
is
toreign
Minister
Kada
y
Ganio
of
Peru.
Waterfront
Whiffs
:p
-
rlions
Commence
for
Opening
of
Halibut
Season
;
.uciican
Yard
Provided
Villi
Float
;
jack-Being
Repaired
Following
Fire
Aflv.-nt
of
the
New
Year
is
usually
the
signal
for
the
Manna
i
o.'i
.
operators
at
rnnce
ttupen
to
commence
con-
L-ni
!;it((i
activity
in
the
matter
of
Retting
their
craft
in
io,i(Ii:,l.-.s
toi
the
approaching
opening
of
another
fishing
i
?j
i
i
i-
..i
At.'
i;
!
isoa-nt!
aim
consmeraoie
worn
aiong
mis
une
is
now
in
Iprnrvss
here,
to
tiid
work
of
oyer
i
ices
Ui
.m
ri
can
halibut
boat
Jack
i
i
I
i'
TihMtia
ami
when
WeeK.-t
i'i
1
d:
magf
couple
of
u'
V,'
I.
tin
m
:..
.
I
..ir
..
;u.i
re
-ll
Kir
fri
ni
!
M.r,;
llTt
I'
1
.If
vil
;
i.go
in
a
lire
wnicn
oroae
.li
the
waterfront,
is
now
on
the
.
.
ty-.
l
Heal
Cow
for
re-
I:
is
neressory
to
take
oat
iiei-
si-nrt-lli-.l
.
reieivi'fl
no
irhtcr-
Sal
'
toulh
.
it
h
ry
iumbcH
I'm
o
.
(
-tr
adWwh
Cotf
,
rnri
Catf.
doing
itaenal
ssnioeiaijflae
Ptiate
Rai
ert
Salvage
A
Towing
Co.,
made
a
trip
last
Sunday
to
Wales
Is-
i
a
-vim
1
1
"
f
entby
aorchasert
y
.
.
h
vt.
Mnt
Port
Simpson
with
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkinson
and
on
to
offer
the
left
instead
of
the
right
biscuit
hook
m&Jtheref
ore,
is
now
acqaa;ntMi
fftth
what
it
feels
like
to-Oe
Hit
Htfuw
f
Wale
In
any
tuac,
Uk
dig
family
la
lio
ing
nicely
ami
Brock
will
span
add
floo
-walking
to
hi
already
wide
repertoire
of
experience
.s.
'T'ie
halibut
boal
P..
V.,
Capt.
Annker
Wick,
is
now
u
idcrgoing'
bii.:.'ii)o
overhaul
at
the
dry
dock.
The
38
h.p.
Gardner
'':e'.'l
engine
lor
Capt.
Nels
Peter
ten's
halibut
boat
Terncn
has
arrived
and
in
t
:t
llnt-wirf
W'll
atari
at
t
ht.
Arv
Fine
weather
this
week
gave
ejeourage--
utithairel'of
t
week.
and
jboats
gynri
toteirifta
irieW
J."
will
mmnerTM.V
Ruling,
and
repoflirig
of
oth
Pitting
in
of
for
the
machine
tifim
and
ne
w
r,iiH
:Xi
u
m
.v
eogtjte
bed
tor
1
mnt
motor
will
bo
"neeesury
.
old
old
SO
o
h-P-
Atlas
gasoline
th'thc
Christmas
ad
IfW.
as
well
as
cortMiktogcsP",mrm
"y.,,
oi
lr.
..
tlvitk-H
over,
all
ea-
for
Ot
company's
j.
.yterdy
aa
will
later
be
inHall-
vv:i...
nt
in
prepari-
'
:
ied
in
tb.
new
.at
whieh
CapUin
r..umi.tion
ef
fUhing
'
etri"
uiiw
':s
?uilt
l
.
...
I,
floats
wn
which
are
.
QarMtars
of
the
Gatialilan
Na-
!sh'!3Bl?!&r."7
the"
orheld
hs
lKn
equipped
JTr".
..
,biiimiu..
rekei't
qu
1
1
wo
i
whartMe
Potting
in
of
new
brae-
.
:T
,
iuv
ia
tke
chkef
feature
of
the
i'!ii
r.
a
tr
me
moorage
o.
iv
iih'iig
vessels
Ti-
tliMiston
In
thde
stt
nfition
of
hle
I
tii
hi
tt
provi
de
relief!
at
sim-
BatMttt
,
TherattnAaat
3mr4,
ey
-win
no
tnariea
anaa.
mmcm-
w
'
'rflWUiifraenf1--Prince
.Rupert
Salvage
Towing
Co.'.b:g
power
t:i
Salvagp
Princtuts
il
out
of
Mic
l-y
tlock,
where
sue
ha
n
umit
j-'oing
annual
overhaul,
and
will
be
leaving
shortly
for
Tlell
on
the
Queen
Charlote
Island.-
to
undertake
the
recover?
oi
aiaeiljneyy
ma
eqwljp
n:eia
tflaB&fce
whpwl
log-carrying
barge
PuU.
-
While
the
steamer
Princess
Mary
i
was
in
port
Wednesday
afternoon,1
Isiy
Goldstein,
prominent
Juneau
j
mervhant
ami
vice-president
of
the
Juneau
Cold
Storage
Co.,
took
op-
vessel
was
moored
"-;
portuml.
,
w
a
viMt
to
M.
,
quaintance
along
the
locaj-water-
;
front.
Mr.
Goldstein
was
on
his
ViUmin
U
researches
should
go
way
to
Seatle,
where
he
will
meet
number
of
hull
as
on
with
renewed
test
from
this
on
j
Mrs.
Golds
tern
and
family,
who
k
flanks
which
were
since
II.
N.
Brocklesby.
assistant;
are
returning
to
Alaska
from
a
Otherwise
ltoveta
nncur
01
uw
rrnrce
aupwi
ihu-;
inp
w
uuieraia
.
.
serious
hurt.,,,.
...
arlta
aiperimenial
aunon.
nan;
cmetbing
more
tangible
to,
wort
Wo
lctorptMTiif
i:
lnMI
-
naw'ltarlr
.:.!
Mi
i
.
....
.
.
.
.
voi-
is
due
&
pom
for
in
the
form
of
a
pair
.at
tnwv-j
n
fealHat
boM
'Bwse
-mtm
ht
the
first
of
flext
,
ing
twin.t
with
which
he
was
pre-:
Capt.
Axel
Olson,
is
now
noariat
I
.
...
.
'
DmmW
i
1.41
.
.1
41
i
AL.
ii
rferirn
far.Ainen
tz
nenieu
tn
ir
itm
"""iwuivnuuu
mi
in
ntww
wmm
t
o
sting
of
100,000
never
knew
before
the
arduoslty
.
Priact-
Ruftrt
8alvag
TWI
le
uW
W.to
of
handshak
ng
and,
so
great
has
Co.
.
n
garavv
f"r
h
en
the
strain
for
the
past
few;
,-aiiit
''
:"
.
,
.
.i...,
i.
i
i
,mm.l
I
'i
i.
!..
...
..
n.
,.,
etnti
lor
1
ly'''.
.
.
l.l1-
.'
na
;m-ii
wnn-...
.
iir
i
rn.
uiii'i
i
i
ii.uvih"
i'A'
:
;
it
i;i;oki:
Tin:
sn:i'
v
ov
Tin:
v.v:'!.'!:
with
vn
d:--
imny
ions
ii
.
.
.
I
.
,
.,,.!
s-l
iefitt"-l
h
naval
safety
test
vessel,
wai
finally
r:ini
by
,';:;
t:tz:izz
which
...
bullied
in
the
mud.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
at
the
station
jlh
lines
of
marine
research,
particularly
in
the
study
of
dogfish
pll
for
vitamin
content.
Prince
Rupert
.will
act
as
host
lo
the
Canadfajtlrlharies
Asoci-
jation
convention
iri'iyl
The
Sate
liia.i
not
yet
been
set,
but
it
will
j
.1,-obably
be
some
time
in
August.
!
i
inee
Rupert
promises
a
royal
time
and
Vancouver
has
promised
to
co-operate
with
Rupert
in
putting
over
a
big.
and
entertaining
gathering.
Those
who
attendeu
me
vancouejrlwnvention
in
still,
retain
pWkn'nemories
oil
i
the
'wiry
they
bo
thltigk
on
the
west
;
coast.
Put
the.
convention
down
j
on
your
memorandum
pad
as
one
of
your
business
vacations
for
I
next
summer
Canadian
Fish-!
ti
man.
j
Hen
ng
Reduction
!
The
permanent
policy
of
the
pro-j
r
acial
government
is
opposed
to
the
use
of
herring
for
anything
but
food
purposes,
states
Hon.
S.
I
I
rerimental
station
will
shortly
be
vincial
government
is
concerned,
'
cause
an
active
demand
for
the
commence
prospecting
for
herring
issuipg
scientific
articles
report-
to
have
these
fish
completely
pro-1
fish.
On
November
1
but
5,450;-
!
before
next
month.
It
is.
usually
ing
progress
that
has
been
made
tectefd
from
reduction.
The
pro-j
980
pounds
of
halibut
was
held
in
February
when
the
first
sign
of
vinciai
government
s
recommeoua-
an
Canadian
coifl
storage
plants.
Jie
tun
appear
in
coimguuua
wa-
tlon
to
the
federal
authorities
last!
ters.
A
run
of
herring
in
Skide-
fall
for
a
partial
open
season
for!
J.
J.
Johnson
of
San
Francisco
gate
Inlet
has
been
reported,
but
herring
reduction
was
made
only
has
been
in
Burns
Lake
recently
it
is
believed
to
have
been
small,
to
meet
special
conditions
in
the
completing
arrangements
for
the
There
are
understood
to
be
plenty
reduction
business
in
the
way
of
early
erection
of
a
cold
storage
of
her.ing
to
talce
care
of
the
bait
larg&xpendlturejiMwhich
had
been
plant
near
there
f.
e
.fiujteoBC
raj
uir
emenjt
Ji
thefhalihut
fleet
made
by
the
Operators
in
expecta-pf
providing
storagJfiif&if
fo$
RnJnjtesappljHs
available.
uon
that
they
would
be
aMe
to
whitefhh
and
lake
trout
which
are
use
these
fish
for
reduction,
Mr.
secured
in
that
vicinity.
Prop-
Passengers
arriving
here
from
Howe
explains.
ierty
has
beep
leased
on
the
lake
the
south
on
the
Princess
Royal
i
front
for
e
ection
of
an
ice
house,
yesterday
afternoon
included:
Dorothy,1
avi
Piously
carried
on
fish-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McRae,
II
S.
The
halibut
schooner
operations
ou
the
lake,
Mr
Walker.
0.
Wadsworth
Misa
nt.
Ole
Hvatum,
is
leaving
Se-
is
familiar
with
condi-
Tervo,
Miss
A.
Denman,
Mrs
A.
atle
in
a
day
or
so
with
the
scien-
;Jnn
tiflc
staff
of
the
international
i
oj.
tre
and
predicts
a
big
Coleman,
Sirs.
Reid,
Miss
E.
Ray,
uture
1
or
the
local
'reh
fleh
MeDermott.
fisheries
commission
for
the
north
,
$
nD-s
ffTii
Pacific
halibut
grounds,
where
,
du"try-
,
,
"Us
B.
Holt,
Ole
Satero
and
Miss
perimental
deep
sea
dredging
and
"
j
J-
Field.
i
1.1.
1.
ll-U
I
Okf
I?l
'
lyarograpnic
wort,
upon
wurcui
ouci
future
regulations
for
conserva-
Shef
Thomson
has
been
suffe--Uon
of
halibut
will
be
based,
will
;rfr
the
latter
part
of
this
week
be
resumed.
Normal
L.
FTee-
with
the
popular
flu
malady.
Only
,
man,
local
representative
of
the
in-
indomitable
energy
prevented
ternational
fisheries
commission,
him
from
taking
the
advice
of
Doc
is
one
of
those
who
will
now
go
Cade
as
well
a
others
and
going
out
on
the
Dorothy.
Good
prices
are
expected
to
be
offered
for
halibut
during
at
least
L.
Howe,
commlstoneT
6t
fisheries
the
early
part
of
the
coming
sea-for
British
Columbia,
and
this
year
son
.
Cold
storage
stocks
are
c
omit
is
intended,
at
far
as
the
pro-
paratively
low
and
this
should
to
bed
and
staying
there.
Flu
may
come
and
flu
may
go,
but
boats
wiU
leak
forever
and
the!
)ump.i
must
be
kept
going,
says.
Shef.
i
Local
seining
outfits
will
not
Dr.
Alexander
PHONE
375
BESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
r
Greatest
Man
intfoeWorld
v
ten
TO
those
dear
to
you,
you
are
the
greatest
man
in
the
world
.
.
.
the'wiscst
and
the
most
far-sighted.
They
trust
you
to
protect
them
from
hardship
and
privation.
And
to
the
best
of
your
.ability
you
would
do
so.
Yet
there
may
come
a
day
when
you
will
no
longer
be
here
to
shield
them
.
.
.
to
provide
for
their
needs.
Will
their
faith
in
you
then
be
justified?
You
realize
that
their
confidence
challenges
you
to
greater
vigilance
in
their
behalf.
Have
you
made
the
provision
for
them
diat
you
know
to
be
necessary?
Is
your
Life
Insurance
sufficient
to
meet
their
needs?
Do
you
realire
that
5,000
invested
at
6
yields
an
income
of
less,than
Jf6
per
weelc?
For
the
sake
of
those
who
Icve
and
respect
and
trust
you
those
to
whom
you
are
the
"greatest
man
in
the
world"
.
.
.
take
pencil
and
paper,
and
figure
how
much
you
luvc
done
toward
the
"building
up
of
an
estate.
Then
call
in
the
representative
of
any
Life
Insurance
Company
and
loam
how
little
is
the
cost
of
adequate
protection.
(7jrA
ove
That
Stffr