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1929
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PREPARE
FOR
CONVENTIONS
Prince
Ru-t
has
not
yet
had
many
conventions
meet
in
the
city.
Being
off
the
beaten
track
and
rather
far
f
rorii
SALMON
TRAP
COMMISSION
'
j
It
would
be
bad
form,
if
not,
illegal
for
any
newspaper'
to
anticipate
what
action
the
commissioner
will
take
as
a
result
of
the
inquiry
into
the
desirabfyity
of
placing
fish
traps
in
Pierce
Sound
on
the
Alaskan
boundary.
The
fishermen
put
up
a
good
case.
It
was
well
prepared
and
presented
with
ability.
The
canners
refuted
many
of
the
arguments
of
the
fishermen
and
also
presented
their
case
well.
Doubtless
the
commissioner
will
give
a
finding
in
accordance
with
the
whole
of
the
evidence
submitted
i
WHAT
WOULD
BE
THE
BEST
MEANS
TO
ADVANCE
INTERESTS
OF
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
B.
C?
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
1
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1
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News
invites
suirrestions
as
to
the
best
means
of
.
.
.incii.g
th..
icU-WHts
of
northern
and
central
British
Colum
.
a.
As
a
rc-ognition
of
our
interest
in
the
subject,
we
offer
tHrec
prie
fm
fl-,.-
l.est
supination
put
forward
In
a
brief
newspaper
.trticl.
not
to
exceed
,r00
words.
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prise,
5-econd
priv.c.
a
year's
subscription
to
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and'
third,
six
nimi'.hs'
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ion
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boy
r
school
girl
is
just
as
likely
to
win
the
priie
for
this
as
is
a
grownup.
Write
and
mail
addressed:
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Editor,
The
Daiiy
News,
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
The
Letter
Box
SALMON
TRAP
PROTEST
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Editor,
Daily
News,
Prince
.Vnfnunert.
B.
C
J
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The
following
resolQlMfli.
wa,s
passed
by
the
council
the
Queen
Charlotte
Board
of
Trade,
protesting
against
the
proposed
fish
traps
in
Northern
British
Columbia
waters:
;..
j'Whereas,
we
leamjjrAhj
Wss
reports
and
other
scsireea'um
a
movement
is
cm
foot
to
establish
Vjfish
traps
jn
waters
contiguous
6.00
7.50
to
the
Alaskan
boundary,
and
whereas,
the
granting
of
such
licenses
would
seriously
add
to
the
depletion
of
the
fish
already
existing
in
these
waters,
and
whereas,
it
would
greatly
affect
the
livelihood
of
many
now
in
connection
with
the
fishing
industry,
therefore,
we,
the
council
of
the
ueen
Charlotte
Board
of
TAf.
strongly
protest
against
tm
establishment
of
any
fish
trans
and
would
suggest
that
steps
be
taken
to
collaborate
with
th
International
Fisheries
Board
with
a
view
to
abollsfilnif'
.'fish
traps
in
American
wafer!
qtmtf-
uuici
ccuwciiuiiuuiiiiiii
uiofvea
il
uuiikuiu
mi
we
city
KU0U8
to
Northern
British
Colum-I
to
cater
to
bjyyems.
A
yedv
or
two
ago
the
Hpspitais
i3r
vfift
0
Association
m-awftul
to
meet
frx
Prince
Rupert,
butas
the
'Thanking
lyflUw
advance
wr:-
time
approahwl(illAvas
changed
to
Vancouver.
(
.
publication,
This
yeaiPrince.Rupert
has
the
Associated
Boards
of,
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
annual
convention
on
June
27
and
28
and
the
convention
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
August
1
and
2.
Both
events
are
important.
We
mention
them
now
to
suggest
that
it
will
be
well
to
make
early
preparations,
so
that
the
visitors
may
be
made
to
feel
that
France
Rupert
is
a
good
place
to
visit.
Particularly,
plana
will
have
to
be
laid
for
housing
the
vis-
if
two
in
nnno
In'
A
Vi
rvf
rl
r
n
vr
y-i
rt
f
o
V1
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4-s
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1
1
4t-.
In..
M.
E.
NEWMAN,
Secretary.
ivui
o
in
woe
wic
nuiuia
i
c
nui,
ciuic
n.iimii!
wie
iui
"u"-
A
meeting
was
held
by
our
as-
ber
who
will
be
here.
The
busy
season
will
be
on
at
the
end
sedation
in
Oi.n
rwinit..
ra
v
of
July
and
Will
Still
bevcontinuing
at
the
beginning
of
on.
April
8,
and
another.
meeting
fb8
at
Prince
Rupert
6ver
KJR
at
AUgUSt.
ANOTHER
POIilTlOAL
MEETING'
HIPPS
ISLAND
TROLLERS
Skidegate,
B.C.,
April
14,
1929,
Editor,
Daily
News,
Rupert,
B.C.,
in
Skidegate,
April
10
whereby
a
resolution
was
passed
and
un
animously
supported
by
,75-
mem
ibers,
protesting
against
(the
pro
During
the
Easier
holiday?
local
tfeaple
were
apked
to
po6ed
fish
traP
for
Northern
b.
give
up
their5livities
m
order
to
attend
a
political
m'ebt-P;;'.
t.
;
,v
.
'
1L'
ins
at
whicMJB
Jlrady,,M.P.;.was
the
speaker.-MittheKl
'd!5S,1f,
'
are
to
be
asked
to
attend
dnother
meting.
,T.
D.Tattullo,
which
read
in
trt
iu.UA.,
ana
Lapt.
lan
iuacK.e2ie'arje
nisnnlnpto
arrive
a
"Judge
E)1J
is
auyioriied
.
to
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
April
10.
1929
the
fish
traps
on
the
American
side
of
the
line
are
largely
responsible
for
the
drastic
decrease
of
the
sockeye
output
in
the
Fraser
River
District,
from
837,-000
cases
in
1905
to"l29,000
cases
in
1919.
The
sarno
is
true
of
Alaska
where
fistoktra&s
,.r
also
used.
.ifuVwho
oSffvljcf'
wants
the
fish
transl
reffhe
citizens
of
the
couot?ll5ltthe
fisher-
hjen?
ThenfWeV
isf
no."
It
is
the
big-njonfcd
interests
the
bigi
fish
combines,
who
want
the
fish
r-
trnpsi'And.yej,
atjhisame
time,
I
there
arey
Sa,map
'inquiries
j
About
the
.defitfqn
iof
the
sal-1
mon.iand
the&
JsoTmuch
talk!
$)Qit
theirAneFy'a'yoti,
j
If
Ihe
bigTmoines
succeed
In
getting
in.
the
thin.edge
of
the
j
wedge
and
establish
one
fish
I
trap,
it
won't
be
'long
till
they
have
a
dozen.
Then
the
trolling
fleet
of
Nor-1
them
B.C.,
comprised
of
a
thou-
sand
boats,
valued
at
more
than,
a
million
dollars,
and
owned
by
j
a
thousand
fishermen,
will
be-!
come
a
thing
of
the
past,
and
the
silver
hoard
will
be
no
more.
I
Yours
for
salmon,
conservation.
Hipps
Island
Unit
of
Northern
B.
C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
Association,
Skidegate,
B.
C.
fi.
F7
ROBERTS,
N
Secretary
"in
flPRES-HOOYER
MAY
BE
HEARD
Prince
Rupert
radio
fans
may
have
an
opportunity
to
hear
Pres
ident
Hoover
Monday
night.
He
is
to
speak
for
an
hour
or
more
at
the
annual
luncheon
of
the
Associated
Press
that
evening
and
the
Prince
speech
will
be
broadcast
over
the
I
combined
Columbia
and
American
yslems.
.The
president
should
be
heard
;et&le
commencing
at
10:45
Pa
cific
standard
time.
Failing
this,
t
may'
be
nicked
un
from
KEX.
,t
,9rUand,')or',KUA,',SJdkar.e.
..qastj.Me,.u
H
igh
McCIinchy
pnner!)i
,
wjtU,
the
city
police
befe
and)
now
sta(gned
a(
Mc-)i-id
.wj.th
Ihe
provincial
iollce.
weeK
irom
next
Wednesday
anu
they
will
both
speak
at
a
inquire
into
the
qutstiojn
as
to'
nnr
on
rrived.,lp
the
city
from
the
in-
public
meeting
Which
it
is
planned
to
hold.
Mr.
Pattullo.
"Aether
it
is
in
the
public
in-
'rain
and,
v
the
local
member,
has
been
making
a
creat
name
for
him-
tereat
t""1
trap
for-
erio
self
in
thrsouth-asHeader
of
the
opposition,
and
3Qit.y;"JrtV?r.,1"10P
110.
b
er-.
"
-3
yesterday
afternoon
Si
vill
returWtbtha!6-
r
tomorrow
morning,
having
j
sway
Joe
eigmunu'
oil
Mackenz
f,
who
:
was
a
minister
for
a
few
weeks
only
m
b.c
...
.
fm
triaj
I
ot.
a
charge
of
fals
the
MacllMn
auinmistration.
has
been
an
able,
lieutenant'
1
Oll
nrtuwer
id
"nn."
In
,fnrf
an
lrptpurpn
in
fnnnwltnn
with
the
i
II
I.
-i
.
-1
J
T
'
Tr
...
.
-
ana.
IS
a
jpp
SDaer.
It
IS
prqpaple-fliat
Pruice
Rupert
.mwy
ia
absolutely
unneces-
afctng
cf,
orders
for
picture
en-i
people
Wl
Wish
to
make
a
demonstration
on
that
OCCa-
''-
Everyone
knows
the
des-
j
lanrements
.In
th
McBride
dis-
sion
which
will
indicate
that
the
political
prophet
is
not
ruet,w
ver
of
the
fish
traP.:trict
lart
fall,
He
k-as
brought
withnnt
hnnnr
Avon
in
mvn
nltv
nM,l
o,
bey
kill
large
and
small
alike
to
the
city
from
the
Islands
yes-
,
u
WV
"'o
unii
nd
fl,i
that
,
thpIr
terdnv
bv
Provincial
non(.tnhl
people.
FORCING
RAILWAYS
TO
ACTION
The
railwaVS
Will
verv
soon
be
forced
tn
nrtinn
in
tho
Peace
River
through
the
fact
that
thousands
of
people
are
going
in
there
and
making
homes
for
themselves
and
making
it
so
important
that
the
railways
will
not
be
able
to
stay
out.
If
the
big
companies
do
not-undertake
the
work,
private
concm
will
and
they
will
have
the
full
support
of
the
people
of
the
country.
(
There
has
been
talk
of
opening
th
'Peace
for
many
years
and
now
the
time
has
arrived
for
action:'
A
move
must
be
made
soon,
or
the
people
will
make
themselves
heard
so
emphatically
that
even
tardy
legislators
ViU
ba
moved
to
action.
way.
It
is
a
well
known
fact
that
Martin.
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Uus.-i;i
ufter
the
huge
volume
of
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thai
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f
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,
FLEET
.Admiral
ChaVChak
JPPv
-
left),
naval
leader
of
the
Chinese
fleet,
of
which
'cruiser
.
"dying."
or
Flying
Kagle
(
above)
is
n
important
part.
She
is
shown
in
Cnton
Harbor
.
during
recent
;
.
below
(left)
two
manouvrjss,
sr.
Chinese
"Un."
on
the
'Telylng"
during
machine
gun
practice.
On
the
v
ht,
however,
is
a
gunner
aboard
a
Canton
Miles
boat
about
to
light
one
of
the
ancient
cannon
still
..rrlcl
on
the,
boats.
Incidentally,
of
this
type
strike
terror
to
the
hearU
of
piraUs.
and
ar
evei.
nore
numerous
than
guns
"
thelr
w,,r,r
prototypes.
14
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mi
i
Q
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In
goi.;
fresh
Coc.oanut!
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....
v
Anrt
out
thty
ccmc,
tipped
in
delicious
lato
carj51tr.
t.c
utfa&
Choict"
Bar
r
JSanqti'-fyihg,
delightful!
A
cltocolaf5
bar
that
louche
the
right
spot
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