PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
'Sflridsjv
by
Prince
Rupert
...
PfiJIj-,,Njewj,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Manajrin-Edltor
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
June
16,
1929.
already
taken
action.
It
is
hoped
that
each
board
in
thejthe
boats
piling
up
quite
substantial
earnings
for
their
i
district
win
nave
its
lull
quota
ol
live
delegates
at
the
garnering,
u
tney
come,
we
ieei
tnat
we
can
promise
they
will
be
given
a
hearty
welcome
and
given
every
opportun-
SL..
i
1
il
1
'It
,
jty
to
enjoy
uieinseives.
aiso,
meir
views
win
De
given
proper
consideration,
although
all
such
views
'may
not
necessarily
be
endorsed.
Just
now
there
are
a
number
of
important
matters
which
may
come
up
for
discussion.
It
is
important
that
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Jasper
be
constructed
as
soon
as
possible.
It
is
important
that
the
western
outlet
to
the
Peace
country
be
commenced
and
pushed
through
to
completion.
It
is
important
that
investigation
be
made
to
see
that
northern
British
Columbia
get
its'
share
of
Government
expenditures
and
that
if
it
is
not,
such
action
may
be
taken
as
is
necessary
to
bring
about
a
change.
These
things
are
important
and
can
well
occupy
some
of
the
time
of
the
delegates.
What
must
be
avoided
at
the
convention,
if
possible,
is
for
any
section
of
the
north
to
try
to
push
through
resolutions
which
would
tend
to
play
off
one
part
of
the
north
against
others.
The
Associated
Boards
undoubtedly
will
have
a
great
ded
of
influence
if
it
continues
to
do
its
work
wisely
as
it
has
in
the
past
ALWAYS
GETS
THE
KNOCKS
'
It
seems
as
if
Prince
Rupert
always
gets
the
knocks.
A
number
of
local
people
who
were
listening
to
a
broadcast
from
the
Canadian
National
radio
station
at
Vancouver
.were
much
annoyed
and
disgusted
at
the
txa
riband
objeetkritable
mention
of
Prince
Rupert
in
an
adwertking
talk
stpposed
to
tell
of
the
attractions
of
the
triangular
tow,
tf
which
this
city
is
one
of
the
pivotal
point.
No
raentkka
was
made
of
the
wonderful
scenery
of
tneSkeena
River
aad
anything
said
of
Prince
Rupert
woirtdf
better
have
be$gi
left
out.
;
The
probability
is
that
this
has
not
been
broujprt
to
the
attention
of
officials
of
the
company.
We
do
not
Uiink
they
would
allow
it
if
they
knew
what
was
going
on.
Possibly
evn
jetafc
may
not
be
too
late
for
a
reprimand.
CV,.
WORK
0
PRINCE
DAVID
While
we
always
draw
attention
of
the
railway
company
or
any
other
persons
if
they
neglect
Prince
Rupert,
or
do
anything
we
think
tends
to
injure
the
city,
we
also
nne
to
give
a
woro
oi
commendation
when
it
is
earned
One
case
in
point
is
the
Prince
David.
overhauled
here
and
the
job
will
give
a
lot
of
employment
Watertront
caoxtOaUons
show
tb
Cape
Swain,
Oaat.
atnelalr
iRedt
Pierce,
with
arnlaga
to
date
estimated
at
tlJOO
per
man.
to
be
the
high
boat
ao
far
toll
year.
Several
beats
re
giving
the
Cape
Strain
a
keen
run
lor
hanom
lnrliuHna-
th
Johanna.
Cant.
inhn
Wlrk-
nownuit
Cant
Hans
I'D-
res
trrtM:
Itelttf
Cant
Morrill
Scllowa.
fnln
and
ItovlDe.
Capt
John
Ivarson.
all
which
have
mm
nr
Um
aHuh
hMn
AS
th
Qml.
have
dropped
from
though
they
may
yet
get
in
the
run-
Lawled
Meet
I1ti
The
Covenant,
to
OaVr
has
landed
aaora
fish
than
any
other
elngl
boat
of
the
Canadian
halibut
fleet.
She
has
brought
In
MB.0W
Bounds
In
seven
nn.
Tlw
l.trlnniTAM,
.nil
n
A
T
the
season
to
date
being
96.020
pounds
and
S8J00
pounds
repr-:;vly
Ag-
waamtt
Umalttw
fnr
tiv
hn.U
that
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Fishermen
Doing
Well
This
Year;
Salmon
Canning
Starts
Next
Week;
Summer
Program
at
Biological
Station
From
the
financial
standpoint,
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fishermen
are
having
a
vastly
better
season
this
year
than
last
and.
if
things
continue
during
the
coming
five
months
THE
BIG
CONVENTION
as
thev
have
durinir
the
nast
four,
it
should
prove
a
banner,
Towaoo
lioo
olvnnrlir
annninfij
rlnln.
'
knntn
WliaiviaB
tliii!
rimo
Tncr
1'
.
m
t
L
1
J
f
tv
nprpflK.rriR
ijiiik
liiaL
VP1
vctii,
Awnkt.
una
cwnuuj
upbuilt
kcu
uciegrtlCB
MJ
tnc
ciilllUill
J
KiXl
i.Ur
lllitll
UX
UlC
uuais.
imihim
uiw
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Northern
the
majority
of
the
fleet
were
merely
grubbing1
along
to
British
Columbia
and
others
will
follow
if
thev
have
not
!
rat
out
of
the
hole,
the
month
of
June.
1929.
finds
many
of
Board
ef
Caaada
from
July
U
ta
SI.
iiippo
ihiii
rail
at
Narkn
lilma.
there
bare
ban
practically
aa
agsrtnc
salawa
at
lllppa
inland
on
the
Queen
Charlottes,
ao
far
this
year,
and
the
trotters
have
now
the
latter
to
the
former1
running
high
in
the
mutter
of
shares
"
77
year
there
was
alao
a
"
at
Hippo
Wand
which
In,
bare
eaarpteted
the
areata.:
.umber
of
trips
rir
nine
their
total
landing
for
j""
t
tt
AWB
utUUef
Byviftiut-aa
aaw
vaaiiiM
awai
i
Platotttf
Oo..
B
C
Packm
and
CaDA-i
Ptab
St
Cold
Staft
Co.
an
I
fi
mi-aswB-a
VjadW.sa
Its
Isili
il
it
hare
ao
far
bean
aa
Jatlows:
Cape
wain,
att
trips.
5A.500
pounds.
Jo-
-
1
i-anna
seven
tains
MJBO0
ocunda:
Re-.
The
wW
staaon
program
of
overhaul
lief,
four
trips.
00.&00
pounds
Melville.
aal
pahrung
has
been
on
during
the
seven
trtat.
B9J00
pound.
P
aaaka
for
the
Prince
Bwpart
The
Bdorado
at
again
making
the
halibut
fleet.
Moat
of
the
boata
have
heaviest
kandliawt
of
American
fah
at
aeen
wiusarjawn
irom
aervica
far
a
Prtnea
Bupart.
having
brought
In
1SW,-
'
week
or
ao
to
have
austa
wort
per-B
000
peZflBBi
m
ftve
trlpa.
Other
Am-1
rrmea.
trtcan
pbttiah
tch
havs
landed
heavily
ft
Prtnsa
tUspart
thla
year
nave
been:
.
The
new
ataty-foot
ft
packers
Is-iuaa.
tfy
trlpa.
liajMW
pounds
At-'
fioo
I
aad
Japaoo
It
built
at
the
gtntlc.
Ire
trlpa.
138
M0
pound:
Eagle.
Prince
Ruserr
Dry
Dock,
are
expected
four
artga,
ln.OOO
pnaaids:
Orant.
four
o
leave
on
Taeaday
neat
tor
tb
Weat
trips.
IttWO
pounds:
HelgeUnd.
three
Ceaat
of
vtoateuver
acktad
where
they
tripe.
1M.000
pounda:
ttMdleton.
five
will
be
used
by
the
Waad
Paoklng
Co
trips.
lat.oDO
pounds:
Mltkof.
five
'n
plkhard
packing.
Oapt.
Al
VVete
trrpa.
HMw
pounda:
McKlnley.
lour
will
be
in
aammaad
of
aae
of
the
beats
rtlpa.
1JB.000
poundv
North,
four
trlpa.
with
Oapt.
Harry
Barrte
aa
the
other.
MBJMB
pVmaa:
Nordby.
four
trips.
H.
J.
BfdbUfjL
.yc
of
the
head
at
Vaa.080
pound:
northern,
three
tnpa,
the
camcaaw.
iftaa
aam
narth
ta
ga
Wa.OOa
pounda:
Omaney.
three
trips,
down
with
the
boaM.
000
000
iMM
pounda:
Panama,
four
trips.
I
pnuno:
aaunarr.
tour
tnpa.)
PnwtlaaOy
ajl
the
salmon
pwunos;
sunm.
iur
traaa.
tm
tsie
Ksss
aat
(&
a.uw
pounoa.
in:r.
lour
trips.
IN.-
ta
tWhu
n-t
aw
pounds.
Trinity,
three
tnpa.
100.-!
wi
Mt
aoeraUaasa
uaater
araa
as
Jau
ounda.
Western,
five
ounds:
trips.
166.-'
jo
n...
Thnairlar
with
the
aaMnusa
Wlaard.
four
tnpa.
107JWO
r.f
ah
w
ra.
-t
pounda
usual
lane
nusahor
mt
lulu
um
ta
hm
The
high
American
boat
Bunde
haa
.-.
YV
landad
two
trips
at
Prince
Rupert
u
,nrioBa.
At
least
a
faMy
gead
far
thla
season
for
a
tnti
or
mana
.
,
That
boat
is
be
pnuuU
termK
landau
catabea
tO
-
at
although
there
aeata
ta
be
same
doubt
unsu
oor.s
.
)-,
tl,
ut1.
m
haa
landed
the
greatest
tar
the
ran
;
we.
h
wa
be
aa
off
fear
and
help
to
improve
conditions.
While
we
think
the
com-
numbw
of
a-ncan
caus
at
prmc
;
oi
fu
varieties
m
the
Queen
pany
should
always
keep
their
own
shipyard
busy
when
TnM
""OB
"
,our
vuTlot
JZ
"
there
is
work
to
be
done,
we
are
glad
to
recognise
that
I
The
various
caanenca
have
all
are-
they
are
doing
their
duty
by
Prince
Rupert
in
this
respect
J"
lrriurr
ip"0
amjieted
d-
,
,
,
1
,
"o.wiijvv
D
B.
Flan,
rm
i
,i
i
i
,i
direr:
vt
the
TTIun
r
tif
nii
rnlnr
nf
Ihr
naaan
aim
Tiere
should
be
a
busy
time
at
the
drydock
plant
for
the
Rupen
nahen-
Kmertme-tai
moav.
th
ftn-
leent
ia7ha.
m
reft
01
tJie
year.
TO
Vancouver
neat
month
to
i
pearat
organ
Ixatkao
give
a
aeries
of
lectures
on
physics
and
lve
work.
Systematic
uving
fulfills
hopes
for
tie
young
tnd
iv
suits
CDniforts
for
tie
old.
Build
up
your
savings
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal
where
small
accounts
are
welcomed
and
encouraged
to
grow
into
larger
ones.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
TOTAL
ASSETS
Established
l8l7
IN
EXCESS
OF
$900,000,000
Prince
Rupert
Branehi
A.
H.
CARSON.
Manager
Duada
Island
aag
Wart
Canal
trailers
went
o
strike
this
week
tn
'
deroano
for
better
prices
than
be
companies
are
of
lert
There
was
recently
a
further
two
eeatt
reduction
:n
priam.
bringing
the
otferuigs
far
rl
aprtags
devro
to
14c
It
I
not
eapeeted
that
tb
I
strike
win
last
long
ana
the
buyers
are
;
not
much
concerned
about
It
.
It
has
Champion
holds
Jlib
I
Wcrld'alltM-ord'
in
every
'5
J.
1
aw
-v
T).
-rn
o.
r
.
"a
a
-Caa,
INl
'a.
rw
.
'a
'
rv.
SLa
v
-
m
-"'o..
a,.
-a
CAWADUW.M
A
lit
PBOUUCT
been
reported
that.
If
Caaiadfaa
oon-ltbe
boat
bai.ng
hla
name
I
peeking
'w
win
not
pay
suitable
prlcwi,
the
mm
North
latand
to
Butadato
sad
'hwrmen
may
bring
PeT
twm
the'ala
to
the
Oanadlau
Planing
0.
hesa,
south
aad
offer
their
flab
In
Alaska.
A
number
of
the
Prince
Rupert
hall
couer
After
spending
tj
days
on
th
flat.
I
tog
grounds,
the
halibut
boat
D.
S.
T..
bttt
hoeta
baa
dlxaonOaued
halibut
Capt.
Peter
!,
wae
fishing
to
take
up
salmon
and
pilchard
turn
to
port
jHVM&ak
faoklng
ohartar
lor
toe
aummer
.
trouUt
ta
months
jounda
Co
on
Island
as
lAUUdF
Lf'M
The
Baablem.
Capt.
John
iwae4h.
The
P.
Oornwn
Cant
baa
been
cbarusad
to
the
ULuut(.p--
wale,
eamr
tit
wMh
TjDQO
tuoada.
-
4JT
tne
Weat
Ooaat
of
Van-
alao
aulfeniw
with
twln
t,M.
vIXTtt
'
.
"
"
has
also
ben
the.,
nuoor
nature
Seat
Maid.
Oapt
Henry
Dorrattt.
The
Cape
Beale.
Capt.
Ufla?
ArawH.
riii
,
.
ovuui
ana
aiwj
wir
1
liniu
Mma
Urnarard
urnainra
1
1
iv,-.
better
lit
tu
bar
i
far
Mi
,
proeltvltlea
Leo
SandV'
"
,V.
.
f
obtmlatnr
at
be
BU"m
.
m
bi
aw
him
IrMeht
service
out
of
here.
Prom
Um
-
'
Oohanbia
nr
rnclau
01
at
imuc
.
.
crui
r
wm
or
aouiun
li0k
,
thliirt
tb
renovation
lob
.
1-
a,kh
hr
tha
tamwd
state
v..
i
..
.t
.
-
.
biu"
J""
"
cxptranem.
ljw
whuiw
m
...,
t
-v
......
u
iu.ua
um-
quite
a
large
cprratlun
tlttloti
w
to
the
gvewine
Alter
having
been
or
three
,
under',,.
ovw
kui
ano
minor
"
HHiBui
IlTir
tJir
Md
last
year
packn,,
auauner
staff
of
!
i
new
mun
Prlnac
Davia
alrtarf
t
"iwiront,,
at
.
..
,
."
m
aaalatMH
to
thir
Porobar
island
at
Humpback
Bay
L
7
J
aeaaon.
hu
h.h,.
tn"
om
Hallfa.
Much
of
alao
will
the
local
aelnebeat
Zeoardl.
0
T
,ou
rhe
hcusawork
la
be
ln
to
removed
R
Oammoa.
Capt
,ud
th.
vawl
will
be
cumpirloy
r-
L.!!!
"nlv'r-
"wwi
wsiet
I
modelled
tn
connection
with
ih
uiu-
a
eradu
aa
Baa
ajnee
been
..
to
la
to
wh'.eh
wrn'
the
dry
dock
traduaae
wart
will
t
;:
skcihui
oi
the
new
-taUun.
Hi
win
leave
wpenrlM!
Um
drawing
of
IV.
owaer-.
rattroadtec
m''
Dlek
Kao.
WI
know.
tendent
ezluMr
for
Canadian
National
iZT'
Dr'"
An
auctlaa
sale
was
held
at
at
mf
Dlgby
by
;
Coe
SteaaneMaa.
M
here
to
Btipervla
,
Mand
by
Oeoae
J
Dawea
Dawee
aa
aa
Thumday
Thumday
;
i
Capt
Capt.
Brandy
Wewell
epeot
a
couple
the
work
Though
ahe
looks
a
an
fcwiiit
li.ti
lii,
J
'
of
lour
gill
Betters
and
one
aosall
faa-a
daye
In
port
this
week,
betnf
on
hu
'crappr
at
preawat
due
having
been
Tzfi
""Jw"lr
boat
noafliaiiliid
Ut
year
by
the
nan-
way
iron
tae
wuean
Charkate
Islands
tied
up
far
aomc
tune,
the
Prince
Ba-'
,"
"
'
lor
violation
of
the
10
Butedale
to
receive
Instructions
f-l-
rid.
when
the
MeoodlUonlng
work
i.
Quite
a
crown
oi
towing
mr
isuurr
01
vne
apnng
aalmon
ceirrnetM
ahcuM
be
s
lntesteted
btddera
attended
the
sale
and
flahlng
t
Hlp,-
Island
whence
he
had
little
vemel
well
suit
.nappy
looking,
t
JBd
Will
ism
an
.
aa
Mr
shared
some
II
.000
all
the
baata
arfered
were
knoekel
aown
I
beer,
packing
Henry
Bdenabaw
with
she
u
to
take
up
an.l
a
m!b
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