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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
September
29,
1951
EDITORIAL
essage
To
Hunters
DON'T
shoot
harmless
wild,
i
life.
Practise
on
crows,
magpies
'and
that
ilk.
Found
Super
Fishing
At
Tlell
River
Texas
Newspaper
Publisher
Enthusiastic
Coming
Back
Gene
Howe,
retired
newspaper
publisher
and
radio
station
could
not
get
a
better
supply
of
ested
in
Prince
Rupert.
Indeed,
newsprint,
the
shortage
of
which
there
is
something
of
a
parallel
is
a
continuing
bugbear
to
Am-:
between
this
place
and
Amarillo.
erican
newspaper
publishers.
Icelanese
Corporation
of
Amer-
He
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
'
ka,
which
built
the
Columbia
by
plane
Thursday
and
headed
Cellulose
pulp
mill
here,
has
homeward
from
here
on
last;
started
a
$25,000,000
acid
plant
night's
train.
j
at
Pampa,
Texas,
45
miles
from
Howe
was
particularly
inter-
I
Amarillo.
fry
and
respect
the
-
-k
to
hunt
pi-rmi-sion
,,,r
private
lunds.
jp,
iron)
shooting
toe
4)-.
building'.
T
a
farmer's
property
0T
hunting
accidents
wjli
i'
sport,
obey
Uie
law
VB
be
a
suorUsman.
fi,
Kit
unless
you
cleariy
I
J;,,
sure
of
what
you
I;fci
.
at.
It
may
be
a
doe,
nth
MAN.
.
DON'T
enter
a
boat
or
a
car
with
a
loaded
firearm.
IJONT
discharge
firearms
from
an
automobile
or
other
vehicle.
It
Is
dangerous
and
against
the
law.
LEAVE
A
CLEAN
CAMP
and
a
clean
record.
You
nuty
want
to
come
back.
TAKE
WITH
YOU
a
copy
of
the
Game
Regulations
and
comply
with
them.
The
laws
are
for
the
benefit
of
all,
not
a
few.
Could
Be
Exploited
RUPERT
nimrods
and
hunters,
and
their
PRINCE
number
is
many,
know
where
to
go
for
the
unsurpassed
fishing
and
hunting
that
is
to
be
had
in
the
grand
outdoors
of
this
district
and
how
to
get
there.
They
have
their
boats
and
their
cars.
They
have
their
accommodation.
They
do
not
require
guides
to
take
them
into
the
good
fishing
waters,
the
wooded
hills
and
meadows
where
the
deer
abound
or
the
swamps
and
flats
where
the
geese
and
ducks
rise
on
the
wing.
It
is
different,
however,
for
the
visitor
who
would
essay
to
share
in
the
sport
of
the
outdoors
which
is
so
commonplace
and
taken
for
granted
by
the
most
of
us
here.
There
are
practically
no
organized
facilities
available
for
them
in
the
way
of
accommodation,
transportation
or
guiding.
Opening
Season
For
Hunting
OPEN
SEASONS
in
the
Atlin,
Fort
George,
Peace
Rier.
Omin-eca
Electoral
District,
and
In
that
portion
of
the
Skeena
electoral
district
within
the
eastern
district:
MOOSE,
bulls
only
September
1
to
December
15.
Bag
limits,
one.
BEAR,
GrizzlySeptember
1
to
June
30.
Bag
limit,
one,
except
north
of
57th
parallel
where
bag
limit
Is
two.
BEAR,
Black
and
Brown
no
closed
season.
CARIBOU,
bull?
only
north
of
the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
(Jasper
to
Prince
Rupert
I
September
1
to
December
15.
Bag
limit,
one.
DEER,
bucks
only
September
15
to
Novemoer
30.
Bag
limit,
one.
(Western
DLstrlct,
September
8
to
November
30.
,
MOUNTAIN
GOAT,
over
one
year
of
age
September
1
to
November
30.
Bag
limit,
one.
DUCKS,
COOTS
and
GEESE
(except
Wood
and
Eider
Ducks)
A
Hunting
Trip
owner
of
Amarillo,
Texas,
who
spends
the
most
of
his
time
these
days
travelling
and
produces
a
dally
column
about
his
peregrinations
for
the
Amarillo
News-Globe,
is
writing
home
today
to
tell
the
folks
that
he
has
found
"the
only
good
salmon
flv
tisning
spot
on
the
Pacific
Coast."
It
is
none
other
than
Tlell
River
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Howe
called
at
the
Dally
News
office
yesterday
to
see
the
editor
who
had
been
answering
the
letters
he
sent
inquiring
about
the
Daily
News
yesterday.
is
not
complete
Carries
On
Through-
without
your
pipe
and
Tobacco.
Uur
hunting
and
our
tishing
could
be
made
into
But
i
ve
had
my
share
and
I
worked
for
them,"
he
philosophized.
"I've
scaled
the
most
of
these
mountains,
for
all
of
me,
but
the
deer
can
stay
up
there
from
now
on."
However,
son
'Bun,"
a
chip
off
the
old
block,
is
carrying
on
"Bun"
was
out
the
other
day
and
bagged
a
fine
three-point
buck
(Continued
on
page
6)
i.
a
real
tourist
attraction
if
these
organized
facilities
!80on
fishing
in
this
area.
untams
are
getting
,
tuo
high
for
me,"
It
is
actually
the
seeond
year
J
for
many
a
year
v
I
We
have
what
it
takes
to
make
.
I
iM
;
i-v
c
Kup-.
it's
most
in-hunii-io,
confided
to
i
your
trip
complete
1
H
the
Lone
Star
State
publisher
had
been
at
Tlell
but
this
was
the
first
time
he
had
got
around
to
call
at
the
News
office.
And
he
is
most
enthusiastic
so
much
so
that
he's
already
resolved
to
come
back
again
next
year.
Nineteen
cohoes
in
eighteen
days
was
considered
"very
satisfactory
fishing
by
Howe.
He
1
were
available.
Nor
would
such
facilities
be
used
only
by
the
outside
tourists
who
would
rapidly
hear
of
them
and
keep
coming
in
ever-increasing
numbers.
With
the
growing
industrial
population
of
the
area,
there
should
be
a
large
and
developing
'
local
sheet
anchor
of
patronaqe.
Some
day
this
opportunity
is
going
to
be
seen
and
taken
advantage
of
as
a
business
enterprise.
Certainly
we
have
something
to
offer.
This
is,
indeed,
a
sportsman's
paradise
which
we
might
share
with
others
and
accrue
pleasure
and
profit
for
ourselves
in
so
doing.
NTER'S
CLOTHING
The
Grotto
Cigar
Store
634
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
372
used
a
light
fly
rod
and
caught
plenty
of
fine
cutthroats
as
well.
eeptemoer
15
to
November
13.
Bag
limits:
Coots,
25
daily;
season,
150.
Ducks,
8
daily;
sea-
i
son
100.
Geese,
5
dally
;
season,
25.
(Western
District,
November
10
to
January
8i.
!
GROUSE,
blue.
Franklin's
ruffed,
willow,
sharp-tailed
September
15
to
October
15.
Bag
j
limit:
Grouse,
except
sharp-tailed,
not
more
than
0
of
one
species,
or
8
In
aggregate
daily;
season,
24.
Sharp-tailed
grouse,
2
daily;
season
12.
.
(Western
District,
Blue,
September
15
to
September
30.
Willow,
October
20
to
October
31.
REMEMBER
IT
IS
UNLAWFUL
to
discharge
a
firearm
or
hunt
any
wildlife
on
Kalen
Island,
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Electoral
District,
which
Is
known
as
a
game
sanctuary.
Skeena
and
Bulkley
Heavy
Vool
Shirts
Dry
Bak
Clothing
Carss
Mackinaws
Howe,
who
started
out
as
a
printer
and
hat
spent
51
years
of
his
65
in
the
newspaper
game
in
an
active
way,
is
the
son
of
the
famous
Ed.
Howe
of
the
Acheson
(Kansas)
Cllolie
who
became
celebrated
throughout
North
America
as
"The
Sage
of
Potato
Hill"
and
was
for
years
the
most
quoted
newspaperman
in
the
Inked
States.
His
companions
on
the
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isr.uus
were
Don
Harrington
and
Ted
Houghton
and
M.
T.
(Hapi
Johnson,
oil
wealthy
ranchers.
and
Coast
Valleys
Iff
ion
Best
In
B.C.
Regi
-wis?
Up
in
the
Skeena
Valley
country
and
further
around
the
coast
recion
of
Prince
Rnnprr..
pan
hp
They
were
guests
at
The
Dunes
Bent
Pin
Or
Hunters
Get
Hungry
Too
found
some
of
the
finest
game
country
in
British
.
1
MVCf
mS
Slagboom
who
he
describes
as
Columbia.
l"
"
'
Complete
plans
for
the
hunting
trip
must
include
$1,000
Tackle
The
ardent
trout
fisherman
;ee
us
for
a
full
selection
Tor
the
hunter
and
fisherman
haps
the
most
famous
one
be-
1
Jne
moslu
etiicient
woman
I
alike,
there
is
unlimited
scope
Uig
the
250
mile
circle
south
have
ever
known.
Such
is
the
to
pursue
his
own
particular
fro
Ootsa
Lake
district
em-
trlb"te
after
observing
how
she
I
runs
The
Dunes.
He
11
run
her
came
and
nnp
rinpi
not
hav
t
bracing
Tweedsmuir
Park.
has
come
a
long
way
from
the
if
ACTICAL
CLOTHING
FOR
HUNTING
some
good
sized
hams
and
steaks
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
PHONE
957
WE
DELIVER
trpit
miiP
in
nrH.r
tr,
rov,
,
I
"
Not
ione
will
such
a
triD
be
P'eture
in
the
Amarillo
News
suitable
spot.
Its
accessibility
is
possible
for
part
of
the
country
GIobe-
Rood
a
hlnhwav
leads
right;'1'!
be
entirely
changed
follow-
Howe's
visit
to
the
Islands
inc
flooding
by
the
Alcan
pro-
,
followed
a
trip
to
Powell
River
O
v
Ject.
where
he
had
gone
to
see
if
he-
utie
boy
with
a
bent
pin.
If
he
is
a
genuine
purist
in
the
sport,
his
tackle
may
cost
thousands
of
dollars
and
requite
special
containers
to
keep
It
at
the
right
humidity.
To
test
new
flies,
for
instance,
the
ardent
trout
fisherman
may
get
In
the
bathtub,
submerge
his
head,
and
see
how
a
floating
fly
(Continued
on
page
6)
Into
the
heart
of
B.C's
wilds
a
point
which
the
sportsman
with
limited
time
available
has
to
consider.
Deer,
bear
one
which
there
is
a
full
open
season
some
goat
further
back
and
of
course,
moose,
offer
a
real
prize.
Geese,
ducks,
grouse
of
various
kinds,
and
even
some
pigeons
can
be
called
upon
to
provide
a
true
sportsman's
setting.
:!flTTS
&
NICKERSON
Costs
75c
But
It's
Priceless
Two
hunters
trudged
wearily
for
hours,
retracing
their
steps
SPORTSMEN!
aet
your
...
High
Powered
Rifles,
Shotguns
and
Ammunition
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But
mayje
the
hunter
has
!
for
many
miles.
One
was
more
time
on
his
hands
than
1
searching
for
a
valued
pipe
he
left
behind,
the
other
walked
yX3
S'
V
,
Hunting
Caps
o
Hunting
Jackets
Heavy
Shirts
j
just
for
a
week-end
jaunt.
More
and
more
sportsmen
are
becoming
acquainted
with
that
section
of
country
that
extends
In
a
broad
sweep
north
Of
the
Cariboo,
from
the
Rockies
to
the
coast.
It
Is
in
this
area
of
central
B.C.
that
Is
found
tin
finest
game
terrain
in
the
country.
Moose,
cariboo,
deer
and
bear
are
here
in
a
setting
of
rugged
beauty
that
breathes
the
very
esfence
of
the
great
outdoors.
Trips
by
canoe
are
possible
with
very
little
portaging
to
do,
per-
beside
him
in
begrudging
company.
Finally,
the
two
arrived
at
their
last
camp
and
the
pipe
was
located.
"Ah,"
sighed
the
smoker,
as
he
lit
up.
"Am
I
glad
I
found
you,
baby?"
"That
pipe
must
be
worth
an
awful
lot,"
observed
the
other.
"How
much
did
it
cost?"
"Seventy-five
cents."
"What?
You
mean
to
tell
me
...
.
"It's
priceless."
Worm
clothing
'
as
necessary
to
the
hunter
as
his
rifle
ond
shotgun.
THE
VERY
BEST
SELECTION
IN
TOWN
IT'S
HUNTING
W
ICAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Jus!.
Nli
v.
ABEL
&
M
Avenue
ODOWES
(Next
to
Capitol
Theatre)
1
Phone
3
JOE
SCOTT
PO
Box
98
SEASON
i
YOU
CAN
GET
EM
ON
THE
FLY
JERE'S
B'AR
IN
THEM
THAR
HILLS
...
and
for
the
Hunter
we
wish
every
success
t
IF
YOU
AIAA
WELL
Be
A
Sport
y
'fvK
They
say
a
bear
'
can't
run
down
hill.
If
you
want
to
make
sure,
buy
one
of
our
rifles.
BUT
.
.
.
Be
Cautious,
Be
A
Sportsman.
Don't
Kill
More
Game
Than
You
Need.
ir
I
ihlUi
i
VIA
W
HI
1
mJbt
m
Complete
Stock
of:
DOMINION
AMMUNITION
WINCHESTER
MARLIN
SWEDISH
end
B.S.A.
RIFLES
and
Have
Fun
IF
YOU
AIM
TO
HAVE
A
COMPLETE
HUNTING
OUTFIT
CALL
IN
TO
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
FOR
HUNTERS
'
Rifles
and
Shotguns
Browning,
Ithaaca,
Husgvarna,
Cooey
Repeaters
All
types
of
Ammunition
WE
HAVE
wonderful
Hunting
Country
at
Our
Doorstep,
but
Our
Game
won't
last
forever,
unless
we
take
strong
measures
to
conserve
it.
.
-
COMPLETE
STOCK
OF
HUNTERS
CLOTHING
I
MEN
CONSUMER'S
CO-OP
PRINZE
RUPERT
Rod
&
Gun
Association
THE
SPORT
SHOP
251
3rd
West
Box
DROP
IN
1127
22
3rd
Ave.
West
Phone
Blue
69