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AND
558
After
leaving
port
last
Saturday
for
her
firss
trip
of
the
sea
son
to
the
banks,
the
local
halibut
boat
Vera
Beatrice,
Capt.
Jud
Thurber,
got
"heated
up"
and
It
was
deemed
advisable
to
return
to
port
from
Captain's
Cove
for
adjustments
to
the
-oil
system.
The
ther
discussed.
There
is
also
an
article
by
Louis
F.
Smith
on
"Large
Scale
Production
of
Fish
Glue."
The
Petersburg
halibut
boat
Lancing,
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert,
is
ready
for
another
season's
operations
after
having
had
a
44
h.p.
Washington
diecel
engine
Installed
during
the
past
winter
at
Seattle
in
place
of
her
former
gas
shipped
a
new
gurdy
and
winch.
Committees
have
been
appointed
by
both
halibutters
and
trailers
at
Ketchikan
to
support
the
movement
Rasmus
Kvlnge,
reached
Seattle
recently
from
her
Initial
trip
with
4.000
Dounds
of
mixed
cod.
She
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Halibut
Landings
Are
So
Far
Very
Light
Vera
Beatrice
Forced
Back
to
Port
New
Kcrgin
Boat
Nearly
Ready
Although
the
most
of
Prince
Rupert's
Canadian
fleet
has
been
out
for
a
week
or
more,
the
week
passed,
without'
seeing
the
season's
halibut
landings
commence
in
any
ap
preciable
quantity.
However,
it
is
expected
that
another
tew
days
will
see
large
numbers
of
the
local
boats
back
with
their
first
catches
of
the
season.
The
American
fleet
is
still
tied
up
over
the
dispute
between
boat
owners
and
fishermen
in
the
matter
of
what
should
constitute
the
"boat's
share"
and
only
a
few
American
boats
are
on
the
banks,
practically
all
of
these
few.4
being
manned
by
owners.
Mean-,
and
Ednaco
River,
45
miles
inland
time,
the
United
Pacific
Fisheries,
from
Bella
Coola.
having
made
an
arrangement
to
pay
the
boats
10c
and
7c
down
for
their
fares,
the
balance,
if
any,
to
be
distributed
after
the
fish
has
been
sold
on
the
market,
is
still
the
only
concern
that,
to
date,
had
received
any
halibut
from
the
regular
fleet
at
Prince
Rupert.
While
the
scarcity
of
landings
Is
being
felt
at
all
ports
on
the
coast,
the
condition
will
at
least,
it
is
hoped,
allpw
for
the
disposal
of
some
of
the
frozen
stocks
and
bring
about
more
stabilized
prices
later
in
the
season.
On
the
whole
the
past
week
brought
forth
little
new
in
the
situation
generally.
THE
FISH
CURE
"The
one
thing
that
could
properly
be
called
a
national
dish
today
was
fish
and
chips.
"The
substitution
of
the-less
sti-1
mulatlng
but
highly
nutritious
fish
for
the
beefsteaks
and
roast
beef
of
Old
England
is
a
most
important
thing
for
the
preservation
.of
our
neaun."
i
Significant
pronouncements
made
at
a
recent
luncheon
at
Olym-
pia
to
medical
officers
of
health:
What
is
Britain's
foremost
need?
Fish
V
chips!
What
supports
the
bulldog
breed?
Fish
'n'
chips!
What
keeps
Britain's
foes
away?
What
preserves
us
from
decay?
Raise
your
voice
and
shout
'Hooray!
Fish
'n
chips!'
What
should
feed
brave?
Fish
'n'
chips!
afternoon.
,
.u
,,
v,,,
the
bold
and
vessel
got
away
again
on
Thursday
Prnm
thp
rrar,u
,n
,ho
araw
k
ion
ii
bAiim;
j
.
What's
the
manna
that
supplies
The
stage
will
soon
be
set
for
the
Rm...v
,Uh
hr
ii.,rm,
v9
launching
at
the
local
dock
of
dry
what's
the
fare
that
thinkers
prtee?
the
fine
new
33-foot
power
cruiser
Uh
'n'
chips!
Aledor
which
has
been
built
at
the
order
of
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
well
Who
said
oysters?
Better
far
known
local
physician.
The
vessel!
Fish
'n'
chips!
is
being
equipped,
with
a
Red
Wing
Try.
Instead
of
caviare,
engine
and,
as
stated
before,
is
go-!
Fish
'n'
chips!
ing
to
be
a
real
acquisition
to
the
AH
the
things
that
doctors
praise,
local
pleasure
fleet
and
a
craft
of
Vitamins
and
violet
rays.
which
Its
owner
may
well
feel
!
Centre
In
that
noble
phrase
proud.
Fish
'n'.
chips!
T
r!
A7Haf
rAt
Via
tin
fr
thn
o
I
rO
A
recent
progress
report
issued
by
i""'
rT-TT,
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the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
L.
f,""
contains
an
article
by
,
Robert
H.
L-h?f.f
Bedford
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish-
L
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no
?'P"
.
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eries
Experimental
Station
in
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which
the
use
of
salt
for
control
of
'
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t
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...
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ui
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is
lui
Fish
n'
chips!
!
Luck),
in
"The
Manchester
Guardian."
'
I
A
Canadian
edition
of
the
British
Columbia
Pilot,
Vol.
11.
containing
a
description
of
the
northern
portion
of
the
coast
of
British
Columbia
from
Cape
Caution
to
PorUand
In
let,
and
Including
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
just
been
published
by
engine,
at
the
same
time
having
a
Hhe
Canadian
Hydrographic
Ser
new
keel,
new
engine
bed
and
new
planing
put
In.
The
vessel
also
vice.
This
Pilot
embodies
all
No
tlces
to
Mariners
referring
to
the
district
up
to
and
Including
No.
39
of
1M0.
When
fish
leap
out
of
the
water
Into
the
arms
of
fishermen,
that
Is
for
the
improvement
of
Keku
Strait
nw-
farmers
living
near
Mud
to
accomodate
all
classes
of
small
craft
Including
cannery
tenders,
purse
seiners,
trolling,
boats
and
halibut
vessels.
It
is
being
urged
that
the
channel
be
deepened
to
a
minimum
depth
of
twelve
feet
over
a
width
of
at
least
seventy
feet.
The
new
halibut
boat
Lane,
built
at
SeatUe
this
winter
for
Capt.
struck
a
strong
market
and
sold
her
Kt
""on
immediately.
Bullheads
fare
for
87tc
to
the
Whiz
Fish
Company,
which
was
near
the
top
of
the
winter
market.
Capt.
Kvlnge
took
his
boat
with
her
30
h.p.
AUas
die-sel
engine
cod
fishing
in
advance
of
the
halibut
season
to
break
the
boat
in
before
the
season
opened.
She
Is
a
seine-type
46-footer.
Only
44,000
pounds
of
halibut
was
landed
here
during
the
past
week,
all
of
it
being
from
Canadian
boats.
The
landings
per
boat
were
as
follows:
Helge
II.,
7,000
pounds;
Ingrld
H..
7,000;
Pair
of
Jacks,
7,000;
Tooi
die.
3,000;
Unome.
7.000;
Viking
I,
5,000;
Volunteer,
3,000.
.
,
Lake,
New
York,
arc
telling
,
the
story,
and,
.says
the
Ogdcnsburg
,
Journal,
it's
not
a
"tall
story,"
either
1
for
the
paper
says
it
Investigated.!
Mud
Lake
is
shallow.
So,
when
a
hard
freeze
came
along,
practically
all
of
the
water
turned
to
Ice.
A
farmer
walking
across
the
ice
saw
a
fish
frozen
In.
He
saw
others
swimming
frantically
about
below.
With
axe
and
saw
he
dug
a
hole
in
the
ice
a
foot
square
to
let
air
down
to
what
little
water
remained.
He
popped
up
through
Uie
opening
so
fast
he
rould
not
put
them
back
In.
Farmers
from
all
around
heard
about
the
good
fishing.
They
came
with
shovels
and
bags,
and
five
secured
700
pounds
each.
Many
of
the
fish
were
sold
for
25
cents
a
pound
in
Ogdensburg
markets.
And
still
the
fish
continued
to
pop
out
of
the
hole
.
in
the
ice.
Oame
protectors
heard
about
it.
They
Investigated,
Some
farmers
were
arrested
and
fined.
But
there
were
plenty
of
fish
for
Lent
throughout
the
area.
The
halibut
schooner,
Cape
Bealey
owned
by
Capt.
Edgar
Arnet
left
Toflrio
on
the
Vest'
coast
of
Van-
nuiujiuiunti.uiui.ninirri
rv,
cia
couver
Island
a
few
days
ago
for
have
gone
Into
busloeaahUhe
Cowjt-he,
fishing
grounds
oil
the
Alaskp
Bay
machine
shop.
They
have
been
!
She
vrtll
make
Prince
Rupert
employed
in
a
similar
line
here
for
her
headquarters
for
the
season.
On
years
and
are
well
known
and
po-
.the
way
up
from
Vancouver
to
To-pular.
Their
many
friends
wtll
wish
'Jln0-
the
crew
shot
a
cougar
which
them
luck
In
their
undertaking.
I
swimming
from
one
island
to
lanotheroff
the
entrance
to
Barkley
In
the
current
issue
of
the
British
Sound.
The
$40
bounty
was
a
little
Columbfa
Fisherman
appear
brief
windfall
for
the
crew.
It
was
Capt.
articles
on
angling
possibilities
on
Arnet's
father,
Jacob
Arnet
of
To-the
Tachi
River,
which
flows
into
flno,
who
had
an
exciting
exper-Stuart
Lake,
north
of
Vanderhoof,
lencc
with
a
cougar
only
a
few
months
ago!
when
it
attacked
him
while
in
a,
small
open
gasboat.
This
time
the
cougar
took
to
another,
member
of
the
Arnet
family,
but
a
j
boat
that
this
time
was
much
toO
uneven
a
match
for
It,
the
Cape
Beale
being
an
85-foot
schooner.!
The
members
of
the
cougar
family
on
the.
west
coast
apparently
have
an
old
grudge
against
the
Arnet
family;
Trie'
seiheboat
Aliema'
also
sailed
for
Prince
Rupert,
where
she
j
will
operate
for
the
nxt
few
months
purse-seining
herring
to
supply
fresh
bait
to
the
halibut
fleet
sailing
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
herring
are
caught
and
kept
alive
in
large
wire-netting
ponds,
being
sold
to
the
halibut
fishermen
in
ton
lots.
There
is
always
a
good
demand
for
live
herring
bait
in
preference
to
the
frozen
bait
generally
used.
Karl
Arnet
and
Hubert
Eik,
the
two
owners
of
the
Aliema,
In
the
respective
capacities
of
captain
and
engineer,
took
the
vessel
north,
accompanied
by
three
other
fishermen
comprising
the
crew.
On
account
of
slackness
of
fishing
operations
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
the
United
Church
.mission
boat,
Edward
White,
is
being
transferred
from
Cape
Mudge
district
to
Belki
Bella
where
Dr.
Darby
will
take
charge
of
its
work.
This
will
release
the
Thomas
Crosby,
Capt.
(Rev.)
R.
C.
Scott,
for
other
duties
this
summer:
While
running
north
last
week
from
Vancouver
to
the
halibut
banks
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
j
Islands,
the
Vancouver
halibut
boat
i
Nordland,
well
known
here,
was
i
rammed
and
sung
in
Malaspino
Strait
by
an
unknown
vessel.
The
captain
and
owner,
Capt.
S.
Nord-hus,
and
his
crew
of
two,
J.
Johnston
and
O.
Petersen,
escaped
miraculously
with
their
lives,
taking
to
their
skiff
as
the
Nordland
started
to
go
down,
sulking
finally
in
80
fathoms
of
water.
The
men
rowed
two
miles
to
shore
and
proceeded
to
Pender
Harbor.
The
boat
and
everything
on
board
was
lost
Herbert
Hampton
returned
to
the
city
this
week
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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