it.
turday.
March
2,
1920
1
1
mi
aierfront
Whiffs
iood
Process
on
New
Cannery
at
Humpback
Kay;
OIc
Skog
Gets
in
Dutch;
Halibut
Land-
g
mgs
ohqw
iJig,
increase
r
!
(
(
,ood
nr&ei'esS
is
being
made
with,
the
'construction
of
'
1
CI
1
T
1'
O
T-
-
j
R
.iii.id
Wilson
of
I'rince
wa9
naI(1
Capt.
Martindike
with
the
West-1
Umon-
sunkut.
dozen
h.:..
roceived
the
appoint-
view.
Wedge
was
paid
$1,000
for
fiflj,
:::"..
ifc
of
trekeeper
and
Capt.
The
hiirh
boat
nf
fh.
Hnnnrllan
his
catch
of
5,000
pounds
and
bsnanaa.
j
iu.
.
Watts,
well
khown
local
feet
last
y&ar,
the
Prosperity
A
.
Martindike
sold
G.000
pounds
to
gIbf:
Comb
.,ar.'.'.V.
V.'."
3
ur
scineDoat
operaior,
is
capt.
A.
C.
Chr
st
ansen
of
tne
Canadian
r
ish
&.
Cold
Stor-
ood
to
be
slated
to
take
Trlnce
Rupert,
also
landed
hr
age
Co.
at
18c
and
13c.
It
was
c:and
of
the
company's
can-
first
1929
catch
this
week
when
only
11,000
pounds
altogether
r
lidi
r
Carlyle
S.
Such
well
she
sold
14,000
pounds
on
Monday
but
the
Vancouver
papers
made
;)
loi
al
carpenters
at
Bert
at
10.
4e
and
3c.
The
Prosperity
uiid
Pod
McLedd
have
been
A
.
shared
about
$2500
per
man
:;ycd
on
the
construction
last
sfcagon,
I
Is
Snappy
Poat
Ole
Skog
arrived
in
Prince
kapt.
Haryoy
Dumas'
trolling
f.ti
Thursdav
from
the
her-
b6at
Leander
Will
be
a
pretty
hi
rics
near
Port
Simpson
snappy
little
vosfset
very
shortly
In?
.eineboat
Azurite
and
now
ofrTmpIetlsn
of
extensive
d
Uiat
his
boat
had
been
renovation
work
which
'the.
owner
,rid
iiis
seining
license
can-
has
been
carrying
out
all
winter
1
p.itrol
officers
of
the
tn
the
boat
as
she
lay
at
the
Pa-(I.
parjmcnt
for
fishing
cMc
Salvage
Co.'s
floats.
The
tlx
IVarl
Harbor
spawn-
engine
has
been
completely
over-
a
I
aptain
Skog,
who
has
nauled,
new
pilot
house
and
stern
',-
m
for
the
Canadian
built,
mast
lowored
and
fish
hold
(.
1
onl
Storage
Co.,
claimed
improved,
etc.
All
that
remains
to
In.!
n.i'
tu
en
actually
fish-
w
done
now
is
a
complete
paint-in
th.'
prohibited
area,
ing
throughout!
and
the
vessel
will
m
will
be
settled
in
the
then
be
all
ready
for
sea
again.
Aiut
a
month's
run
or
1
1
;
t
,
the
herring
have
now
Rriftglng
back
new
scows
which
,
i
i
M-.li
Pearl
Harbor
will
be
added
to
the
Pacific
Sal
'..oils
Faith
of
Sech-
vage
Co.'s
local
service
fleet,
the
'
.
i;;,r(li
have
been
during
biff
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
1
.v
days
unable
to
gpt
Capt.
Frank
Tsler,
is
due
to
i..-h.
Iialibut
boats
ex-
turn
to
port
about
Sunday
or
!
take
oa
fresh
herring
day.
The
vessel
left
Vancouver
10
c'itwartl
to
the
banks
for
the
north
on
Thursday
morn
for
(1
to
return
to
Princi
ing.
She
has
been
absent
from
t
.1
cl
take,
frozen
bait.
!rt
since
Thumlay
night
of
last
i
boats
were
the
week.
,1
!i
.
!!.,
Atli
and
Helen
II.
:r
With
Capt.
Paul
Armour
iwr-
an
awful
fuss
about
it
and
told
how
there
was
a
veritable
riot
on
the
docks
among
crowds
of
buyers
with
their
tongues
hanging
out
who
virtually
mobbed
the
two
skippers
in
the
struggle
to
Obtain
the
contents
of
the
"two
heavily
laden
vessels."
If
the
reporters
who
spent
the
day
writing
that
up
could
spend
a
few
hours
in.
Prince
Rupert
they
might
not
get
so
het
up
in
the
epic
descriptions
about
such
a
"drop
In
the
bucket.'
period
was
iil)utlcr
leaving
this
sonally
In
charge,
the
Pacifidnwr,t..A.L
tl,.
ii-
initial
trine
of
the
Salvage
Co.'s
chartered
boat
;
tin-
ibhjng
grounds
in-
Hertha
G.
made)
a
trjn
on
Thurs-ti.t-
Vetoa,
Capt.
IVto
day
to
O
tannic
to
deliver
a
winch
J-m.
Daker,
Capt
to
the
canagt
th
!..:
snrubsall.
51
"Mitchell
Ourrleavd'-b
A
Had
Start
i
'IslSrKl
this
Vek
in
-prei'ratton
lir
e
men
losing
ineirjives
,u'
"
nraiiwwiBv
"-i
uutt
un
v
.pt
overDoar
rom.yeirMnoi;tfe8trucU9
I
ir
the
first
five
days
f
of
a
new
office
and
operating
and
.
").
halibut
fish-
nower
hftuse
at
the
wireless
sta-,
itie
have
had
a
rathfir
tron.
art,
which
serves
to
glv
r
.,f
ti
e
haiards
which
the
A
new
berWi
has
been
Installed
j-
f
nherm
n
have
to
face
near
the
Trotier
dock
for
the
Bes-
their
tntde
and
making
ned
cruiser
Rosina
II.
Capt.
Hans
.0
ucn
erroneously
call-
Derquist's
mind
rested
free
after
cay
living.
Valdermar
making
several
hasty
trips
to
the
u
n
lost
his
life
from
the
waterfront
during
first
of
the
Takla
on
the
Portlock
week
blows
to
find
that
his
charge
und
Martin
Anders'
andJsjbsYflJiiJg
tbemtfwell.
wnen,
who
were
swept,
a
the
American
schooner
i
The
capital-to-capital
yacht
race
ia
the
(julf
of
Alaska,
from
Olympia,
Wash.,
to
Juneau.
u
il
and
fhvor
ibly
kaown
AIMkn,
Which
po-d
iuoh
a
sue-Rupert.
'
Their
1
04s
has
css
last,
sfimmer,
k
to
be
held
.rely
retfretted.
Capt.
'
again
this
year,
and,
in
fact,
Is
to
i
s.
n
bm
been
sklpper.
be
an
annuril
event
from
now
;
:'
(.
foe
three
seaennsjon.
The
race
will
be
held
early
w
not.
u.s
um.irip
in
June
inra
ye&r
ana
rules
lor
l
as
was
at
first
staled
'ly
News.
Andrew
Johnson's
long
I
the
treck
are
to
be
drawn
by
a
joint
c6mmlttee
representative
of
participating
Puget
Sound
yacht
clubs.
There
is
already
assur-
nn.vi
or
Petersburg,
ance
of
at
least
eight
entries,
in-t'u'
high
boat
of
the
eluding
one
and
possibly
two
from
!
1
i
.iM
halibut
fleet
las'
California.
As
was
done
last
cJi
ti
ibuting
shares
of
year,
many
of
the
boats
will
prob-t'
aeh
of
her
five
men
ably
call
at
Prince
Rupert
In
the
Tuesday
of
thN
course
of
the
race
this
summer.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
ejus
'"g
prices
on
Vancouver
s'oek
Exchange
on
our
;
lisi
board
dally.
'e
can
give
Initant
ser-
n
buying'
and
oelllng
J'-'-
"r
'ock.i
on
Vancouvct
Exchange.
w'
al
0
have
facilities
for
Wheat
order.
011
1
-r.
pfi'Ptjck
Exchange,
"eprcscntlni;
Miller.
Court
ft
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.JotnstonCo.Ltd.
G17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
HC
A
Poor
JuiIrc
Shef
Thomson,
popular
enre-'t-.ker
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&.
Yacht
Club,
took
an
ever
Ining
off
and
got
all
drestnsd
up
!tiif
Wednesday
night
'to
attend
'the
'box
fighting.
If
Shef
wasn't
,'such
n
good
friend
of
ours,
we
'would
be
tempted
to
tell
our
dear
readers
what
an
awful
rotten
judge
he
is
of
pugilists.
We
hope
that
it
didn't
cost
him
too
rnucrt!
iiruthat
even
he
could
have
taken
on
the
man
of
his
dioico
with
considerable
credit
to
himself.
An
unusual
denizen
of
the
deep
brought
in
by
Capt.
Harry
Sclig
on
tho
American
halibut
boat
Onah
last
week
has
been
identified
by
Norman
L.
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
as
belonging
to
the
Cadldae
(you
tell
em
we
know
it
as
the
codfish)
family.
This
fish
is
known
to
Halibut
Landings
It
is
a
matter
for
considerable
gratification
that,
while
landings
of
halibut
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
from
the
first
of
the
season
until
yesterday
were
more
than
thirty
per
cent
in
excess
of
landing
for
the
corres
ponding
period
lastr
year,
the
pricee
have
been
rnaterially'
bet
ter
than
thosfc'wjhlcih
were
paid
me
mst
n-
aays
or
so,pr
the
'
1928
season.'
Since
the
season
opened
ths
J'earj
bids
have
ranged
f
rora
A
liigh
level
of
19c
and
8c
down
la.fi
low
of
lQc
and
6c.
Last
yar
th
highelt
bf36r
this
15c
and
Bu
while
the
low
bids
6f
10c
and
6c.
lltfndT
3c
Generally
speaking,
there
has
been
a
spread
of
two
cents
in
favor
q,t
Arnerican
over
Canadian
halibut
wlilet
both
American
end
Cflnailt.in
halibut
irnt
thp
Landing
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
season
bp
to
and
including
yesterday
'":
,
totalled
1,209,800
pounds
as
compared
with
924,-400
pounds
at
a
silimar
date
last
year.
Canadian
landings
totalled
307,300
pounds
as
compared
with
205,400
pounds
while
American
fares
were
up
to
902,500
.pounds
from
719,000.
Landings
for
the
opening
of
the
season
have
been
heavier
than
In
any
year
of
the
past,
this
despite
that
fact
that1
rough
weather
has
been
general
on
me
oanKs
ana
has
to
some
extent
hampered
fishing
l
ebruary
23
to
March
1
was
a
"million
pound
week,"
landings
totalling
1,105,200
pounds
maut
up
of
2G8(700
pounds
Canadian
and
836,500
pounds
.
American
fish.
Boats
landing
catches
this
week
have
been
as
follows:
Canadian
Atli,
6,000
pounds;
Aiken,
8,000;
Bingo.
3,000;
Bal-
sac,
12,000;
Urant,
4,000;
Cape
Spencer,
6,000;
Cape
Spear,
2,000;
D.S.T.,
1,200;
Eric
Roy,
8,003;
Gibson,
3,000;
Helen
1,
1,600;
Helge
II.,
3,000;
Ingrid
II.,
6.000;
Johanna,
11,000;
Kaien,
7,000;
Livingstone,
14,000;
Marguerite,
2,000;
Margalicc,
1,500;
M.
M.
Christopher,
4,500;
Minnie
V.,
2.000;
Prosperity
A.,
14,000;
P.
Dorrcen,
5.000;
Rose
Spit,
4,000;
Koyal
111.
3,200:
Ruth.
-1.000:
TIIE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVB
Inhabit
the
waters
off
the
Queen
26,000;
Portlock,
47,000;
Pierce,
Charlotte
Islands
and
north
and
8,000;
President,
5,500;
Polaris,
several
specimens
were
taken
by
11,000;
Sherman,
12,000;
Sunde,
the
schooner
Albatross
during
21,000;
Sunset,
9,500;
Tatoosh,
scientific
expeditions
on
the
32,000;
Unlmak,
7,000;
Viking,
coast.
These
specimens
were
7,000;
Vansee,
21,000;
Venture,1
taken
at
different
stations
in
the
20,000;
Western,
42,000;
Wood-
Rprlnir
Roa
of
1nr.Hm
sif
fn
rnur
K
AAA
Vn
Imi
a
t
.
jlR.nnn
'
Kar
351
fathoms
arid
off
the
Queen
rona,
16,000;
Virginia,
12,000;'
Charlotte
Islands,
and
California
Chancellor,
11,000.
,
at
depths
of
158$
and
455
fath-
j
oms.
The
scientific
name
for
Eie
I'.ulUiam
fiOUnu
lUSning
C
raCKing
Lo.
6
new
can-
the
fish
is
antimora
microlepis
at
UUnuinicK.
way,
un
me
norm
enu
01
rorcner
IS-
itry
mat
over
on
your
broad-mcL
eerv
aiiout'20
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
plant
"sting
station).
There
is
no
1
.
1
i
11
1!
C
1
.
.
.nmmnn
,
L
rt.U
1
-
1
Bioulu
dp
in
iuu
reauiness
ior
operation
as
soon
as
the
v""""u"
"
Tim
season
'opens.
The
dock,
bier
shed
and
cannerv
build-
often
caught'
THE
MARKET
Prices
cjrrent
are
as
'ollow.
Arru:
ISpltzenhurg
fas
arc
all
bp
ttowwKi
interior
work
is
at
present
in
prog-
Capt
Dan
WedW
of
VtincA2T.:i
V.I'r
NU'1
CIIKEKt
Came-nberl
cheese.
8
oa.
pkg.
Kraft
Umberger,
Onuuo
solids
......
New
Zealand
solids
.
..
StUton,
lb
Poirtt
Sea
Maid,
12,000;
Selma,
6,000;
f?.1?"
"
Alt.
4
18
SonUngtehicken,
lu.
dreHtnff..
i
Hsei
sliced,
hirst,
mds
.
Ham.
whole,
'first.
-gfade
1X74
13.25
60
50
.i,
i
:
r
u
ij
vi.n
in
nuuii
ijc
urn
vri
ijii
iir
inv:
:n
'ii
win
i;
...til.
i
a
n
ucuciuu.
xvi
.
.
.
.t-.v
lp
-j
--
vuj.civ
yvjui
ma
naiiuui
uoat
cay-
arfeii
co,Vffi-
ipaics
(B.O,
6
lbs.
25
t
0Jl
ot
rur
cannery
.a
firstlatchTf
the
view
,andcd
the
first
fare
of
the
Bex
'V.'
,
j....rjonal
supervision
of
,n
Boa.nn
n
.
en
EeaS0n
at
Vancouver
last
Satur-
.hi-it
who
will
be
its
man-
for'
day
and
was
followed
close
by'Naval
..'
poumh
whJch
U
4c
and
Cc
0r,W(l
20c
to
75c
Dates,
bulk,
new
crop,
z
ins.
ror
..
c
Hiflln
uulk.
2
lbs
25c
Tsble
raUlns.
lb
20c
caniornia
uaiui
uair,
.
.
Cocoanuta
"
25'
I
Emperor
trapes,
lb
No.
1
creamery
-c
and
50o
No.
2
creamery,
3
lbs
$1.35
65
S.V
35c
SOc
45c
fot
,
J-
,Nr
egian
Ooat
.
.
t
Nipoleon
Umbergs:
70i
floquelorl
75-
SwlfU'
BrucMlela.
Ib.
45c
Gorgcnzoli.
lb
To.
McLaren's
Cieam.
Jars
...
4.Vi
and
85.
Brookfleld
8
wits
cheese,
Ib
pkg
SO
drujere
4
Wookfteld
Canadian
cheese.
V,
lb.
pkg
olden
Loaf,
lb
Jack,
lb
Romano
8ardo,
lb
(Jammelost.
lb.
Bravo
Swiss,
rarton
2
45c
50-65c
soc
35c
Chedlct.
carton
KI4
35e
nmUL
4is.
No.
lihard
wheat
13.60
Pa&trv
Hour.
I6.tl
PaiCry
flour.
43l.
Pure
Compouno
B.
C
B
B
flj
i
i.Akn
304
,,
p.(ii
frch
mHleU
4G
.
C.
ircsh
.wis,
dec
45
.
O.
ffcA-Was
ft
Local
seal
n
1W
6Se
38c
and
u
4Sc
6tk
Ham,
flcnla.
lb.
?.
-..
3'
3otue
roiu.
lb
....t.,...io
i-m
Bacen,
sld,
llced.
.
..JOc
and
60c
Veal,
loin
5
ei,
leu
....
.
3?
Pork,
shoulder
....,..,....
3ta
ror.
Jr
sU
-
,
Ayrshire
baetan,
lb
35c
to
KK
V
fci,
loal?
w
Jk
"
Pork,
loin
,.,,ui...iVA
Se
tork.
leg
tjr"
4K
deft,
pot
roast
.i
....
13c
9
Mt
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4,000;
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3,009;
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shell
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26,000;
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22,000;
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28,000;
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36,500;
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30.000;
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14.500;
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14,500;
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Gony,
7.000;
Grant,
38.000;
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23,000;
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lb
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halves,
lb
25:
25
lb
box
S3.50
Beets,
6
lbs.
for
25c
Beets,
sack
13.7s
Carrots,
6
lbs.
for
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.
25c
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sack
12.50
to
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bunch
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per
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peepers,
lb
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cabbage,
per
lb
roe
Turnips,
li
lbs.
iot
Okanacan
onions.
3
lbs
25c
California
head
lettuce,
2
for
20:1
Mexican
tomatoes,
lb
35c
dukes,
hothouse
35c
California
celery
-
15c
and
iuu
Cauliflower
25e
and
Joe
Hubbard
squish,
lb
03c
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bunch
lCc
California
sprouts,
2
lbs
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100
lbs.
yellow,
100
lbs.
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UNLICENSED
RADIO
SETS
TO
BE
CHECKED
This
Reported
to
He
One
of
Objects
of
Forthcoming
Visit
of
Departmental
Official
It
is
understood
that
one
of
the
purposes
of
the
visit
here
.next
week
of
A'.
L.
Gray
i)
tahe
radiotelegraph
branch
will
be.
to
check,
up
on
the
number
of
licensed
radio
seta
in
the
city.'
That
action
maybe
taken
against
owners
of
sets
,
who
have
not
taken
out
llijfmm
v
is
reported.
Only
a
small
-mber11
'
of
the
many
sets
'in
the
city
are
believed
to
be
licensed.
The
American
flag
has
not
always
had
thirteen
stripes.
A
stripe
was
added
for
each
new
state
until
1818,
when
it
was
decided
to
go
back
to
the
original
thirteen
stripes
and
place
an
additional
star
for
each
new
state
in
the
blue
corner.
HUSBAND
(fearfully)
:
"Maria,
m'dear!
Beashly
escalator's
broken
down."
London
Opinion.
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Eyery
corner
of?
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is
clean
and
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when
you
use
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to
use
no
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brilliant,
jet
black
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prefer
paste,
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the
sile
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of
rubber
GOODYEAR
CHAINS
with
cross
links
of
Goodyear,
Rubber
are
quiet;
they
outwear
any
tire
chains
you
ever
used
before.
Think
of
it
no
clanging
on
the
pavement
and
no
banging
on
the
fender.
No
wonder
this
silent
tire
chain
is
universally
popular.
It's
been
proved
in
three
years'
service.
Check
these
wonderful
features:
every
benefit
possessed
by
other
tire
chains
plus
rubber's
restful
silence;
the
tire
protection
of
rubber;
the
grip
of
the
rubber
cross
ribs;"
superwear,
outwearing
other
chains
by
a
big
margin;
Goodyear
Selected
Dealers
sell
them
to
fit
all
tires.
Made
by
the
Makers
of
Goodyear
Tires