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WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Summary
of
Halibut
iMarkctinj?
Situation
Salmon
Situation
May
Not
lie
So
Had
Springs
Arc
Running
Well
,
Developments
in
connection
with
the
attempt
to
market
halibut
co-operatively
from
Prince
Rupert
and
other
Pacific
Coast
ports
continue
to
be
watched
witlV
interest.
New
developments
come
often
enouch
to
sustain
the
in
terest
that
is
being
taken.
The
week
just
past
threatened
to
unng
a
crisis
in
me
aimus
.in
me
unucu
i
awim-
j.
iau-eries,
which
is
handling
the
halibut
co-operatively,
but
the
concern
was
able
to
ride
over
it
successfully.
Apparently,
new
finances
became
available
for
it
during
the
week.
Af-
ter
a
temDorarv
hold-back,
the
com-
pany
Is
also
again
shipping
fresh
out
the
Job
of
repairing
the
gang-
halibut
to
the
eastern
markets.
One
feature
of
the
new
arrangement,
however,
whichi
continues
to
irk
the
p'eople
of
Prince
Rupert
generally
Is
the
effect
it
seems
to
be
having
in
practically
keeping
American
halibut
from
being
landed
at
the
port
Needless
to
say,
the
American
halibut
boat
are
not
going
to
waste
the
time
and
expense
involved
in
bringing
their
catches
on
to
Prince
Rupert
when
they
are
being
paid
the
same
down
payment
at
least
at
Ketchikan
as
here.
Whether
or
not
it
is
going
to
prove
an
ting
any
appreciable
amount
of
fish.
As
a
result
men
have
lost
em
ployment
at
the
cold
storage
plant
and
elsewhere.'
J
It
is
the
belief
of
some
that
the
:
To
Hartley
Bay
The
Indian
Department's
power
way
to
the
lisneries
noais
collapsed
a
few
weeks
ago.
which
John
Dybhavn,
member
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada,
and
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
acting
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
are
expected
back
In
the
city
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
afternoon
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
been
attending
a
meeting
of
the
Pacific
Coast'
sub-executive
of
the
Biological
Board.
Many
of
the
Puget
Sound
halibut.
efficient
system
to
pay
the
extra
schooners
are
reported
to
have
pal
handling
charges
involved
in
re
ihipping
fish
from
Ketchikan
to
Prince
Rupert
instead
of
having
the
one
handling
at
Prince
Rupert,
time
alone
will
tell.
Under
the
arrangement.
If
the
system
is
not
efficient,
the
American
fishermen
In
the
end
will
suffer
through
lower
proceeds
if
the
co-operative
principle
is
carried
out.
They
rimy
eventually
find
it
to
be
profitable
to
bring
their
fish
to
Prince
Rupert
and
avoid
the
extra
charges
and
loss
of
time
Involved
In
the
extra
I
movement
from
Ketchikan
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
matter
of
local
management
of
the
concern
at
Prince
Rupert
Is
also
being
followed
with
interest.
O.
W.
Nlckerson
was
In
charge
for
a
short
times
and
for
the
pact
few
weeks
the
Royal
Fish
Co.,
of
which
led
at
Ketchikan
during
the
past
few
days
en
route
to
the
fishing
banks
on
their
first
trips
of
the
season.
Bait
and
ice
being
available
.
at
Ketchikan,
few
of
these
vessels.
hare
called
here.
The
Prince
Rupert
fish
handling
plant
of
the
United
Pacific
Fisheries,
which
is
engaging
in
the
co-y
operative
marketing
of
halibut
for
the
benefit
of
the
fishermen,
will
be
ready
for
use
by
the
middle
rot
next
week
and
will
soon
be
in
ac-'
tive
occupation.
It
is
a
fully
equip-,
ped
plant,
the
work
of
fitting
It
up
having
been
in
charge
of
T.
Ross
Mackay.
A
crew
or
nine
men
were
engaged
for
a
couple
of
weeks
on
the
work.
It
is
possible
that,
after
all.
pfac-
jonn
uyonavn
is
manager,
nas
ill
the
MnnrrtM
nrf
th
been
handling
the
co-operative
fish,
skeena
River
which
were
In
opera-It
is
stated
on
good
authority
that
tton
last
year
wtn
again
work
this
there
will
be
another
change
when
yeari
on
the
higher
grade
of
sal-United
Pacific
gets
Into
Its
own
mon.
at
least.
It
will
be
only
among
shipping
quarters
which
are
being
the
plants
of
the
B.
C.
Packers
that
prepared
on
the
government
wharf.
,
there
will
be
any.
serious
reduction
The
co-operative
movement
har0f
operations,
it
U
expected.
This
so
far
this
season
been
successful
In
company
will,
it
is"
understood,
op-preventing
the
old
buyers
from
get-
erate
only
Claxton
and
Balmoral
canneries
this
year,
Sunnyside
to
be
used
as
a
fishing
camp
while
Port
Edward
will
not
be
used
at
all.
Plants
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
and.
other
smaller
concerns
will
op-
battle
for
control
of
the
Pacific
'erate
as
usual,
tt
U
expected.
Troll-Coast
halibut
fishery
will
be
fought
!
ing
operations
will
not
be
inter-out
not
here
at
the
source
of
supply
jfered
with
and
there
should
be
an
but
on
the
eastern
markeU
where
;
adequate
market
for
gill-net
fish
the
large
mon
led
interests
come
m
which
case
the
salmon
fishing
actually
into
competition
in
the
'should
be
much
as
usual
this
year.
marketing
of
fish.'
Oopd
runs
of
spring
salmon
are
on
at
Island
Point
Pore
her
Island
Pearl
Harbor
and
Warke
Canal
in
cruiser
Naskeena
left
Tuesday
night
i
Prince
Rupert
district
and
a
large
for
a
trip
to
Hartley
Bay,
returning
to
port
Thursday
night
Having
In
tow
a
service
pump
bargesof
the
Union
Oil
Co.,
the
Pa
cific
Salvage
Go
's
steam
tug
Tepic
left
Vancouver
on
Thursday
night
of
this
week.
The
tow
will
be
de
livered
to
North
Island
where
it
will
be
anchored,
and
the
Tepic
will
then
come
on
here,
remaining
at
this
port
if
sufficient
work
offers
to
warrant
her
being
kept.
The
Tepic
is
a
sturdy
100-foot
vessel.
There
is
no
definite
word
yet
as
to
when
the
hangar,
airplanes,
etc.
of
the
newly
formed
Northern
B.
C.
Airways
will
leave
Victoria
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
outfit
was
supposed
to
have
been
here
already
but
unforeseen
delay
prevented
Its
arrival.
The
company
expects
to
be
in
full
operation
here
early
In
the
coming
season.
The
Catherine
B.
ah
American
fleet
of
t
rollers
is
out.
Flewln
Si
Several
of
the
vessels
of
the
halibut
fleet
are
reported
do
have
had
a
rather
rough
trip
In
the
vicinity
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
when
Samples
are
now
being
sent
to
Ot-
tawa.
More
than
once
In
recent
Pete
Anderson
and
John
Murray,
years
ambergris
finds
were
of
the
real-old
timers,
who
ed
to
have
been
made
although
it
Friday
and
Saturday
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
VM.
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a
u
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Great
Laugh
Team
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WHEELER
&
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In
Saturday,
April
li
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"blues."
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:
PAIN
after
eating
WHAT
many
call
"indigestion"
is
very
often
nothing
but
excess
acid
in
the
stomach.
The
stomach
rcrves
have
been
over-stimulated,
and
food
sours.
The
corrective
is
an
alkali,
whjch
neutralises
acids
instantly.
TheJet
alkali
known
to
'medical
science
is
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia.
It
has
remained
the
standard
anti-acid
with
physicians
1n
the
50
years
since
its
invention.
One
snoonfal
of
this
harmless,
tasteless
alkali
will
neutralize
instantly
many
times
as
much
acid,
and
the
symptoms
disappear
at
FPHIUiPShH
or
Trouble
STOMACH
once.
You
will
never
vn
method
when
once
you
li
,
efficiency
o(
this
more
plc;is,i
'
A
small
bottle
is
sufficient
t
its
merit.
Be
sure
to
get
genuine
P
Milk
of
Magnesia
prr-u
ni
physicians
for
more
th;m
V
in
correcting
excess
ami
bottle;
any
drugstore.
(.:
directions
for
its
many
u
enclosed
with
every
bottle.
Tlx
GtnuiM
Milk
of
U
;
U
altrags
a
liquid
nnrr
a
.
Look
for
the
Phillips
name
un
Made
in
Canada
3
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Easter
Brings
New
Ideas
For
Your
Living
Room
See
our
selection
of
occasional
table
and
floor
lamps
all
new
'
.
designs
and
quite
stylish.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
nauoui
landings
ai
prince
Rupert
so
far
this
season.
A
total
of
301,200
pounds
was
brought
In
of
which
268J200
pounds
was
Canadian
and
33,000
pounds
American
fish.
Over
fifty
boats
landed
catches
during
the
week,
all
being
taken
by
the
United
Pacific
Fisheries
on
the
basis
of
10cand
7c
down
payment.
So
far
this
season
halibut
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
have
totalled
but
884.510
pounds
as
airalnst
3.-
Brown
have
opened
up
their
camp
333,100
pounds
for
the
same
period
at
Victory
Cove,
Poreher
Island,
kut
year.
Canadian
landings
so
far
and
are
packing
fish
to
Prince
Ru-
this
year
aggregate
669.000
pounds
pert.
.
Johnny
Clausen
has
alap
op-
as
compared
with
953,300
pounds
at
ened
hit
camp
on
Warke
Canal
and
the
corresponding
period.
Amerl-i
packing
to
Prince
Rupert.
Indian
can
landings
totalling
215,540
are
Doiti
are
pacKini
in
irwn
i
mn
Insignificant
alonwide
the
2.369-
Harbor
while
fishermen
are
doing
their
own
packing
from
Island
Point.
Developed
Leak
800
pounds
at
1930.
the
same
date
in
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
flying
boat.
In
command
of
Flisht
fr-
navlng
developed
a
leak
soon
af-
geant
E.
P.
II.
Wells
with
night
ter
going
out.
the
halibut
boat
Im-
aergAnt
A.
Anderson
as
relief
pi-pereuse,
Capt.
Sigurd
Orunfur,
putf
jot.
was
to
leave
Victoria
this
week-
uck
mi
port
on
vyeuneauajr
w
re-
f
nd
to
SSttt
II.
M.
C.
8
pairs,
me
vessel
Droutm
m
a
smaii
tierres
Ip
guarding
thousands
of
fur
ww"
01
10UU
pounas.
j,,
on
their
annual
migration
trailer
which
was
seized
and
con-
were,
ci
no
iiu
casualties
cHuarnn
ur
or
damage
uaiiifc
ui
of.
flscated
two
years
ago
for
violation
i
Importance
to
any
of
the
boats
of
the
international
fisheries
regu-
However,
However,
It
u
was
was
a
a
rather
rawer
strenuous
strenuous
latlons,
having
been
remodelled
suitably,
will
'shortly
be
commissioned
as
ferry
boat
between
the
city
and
Dlgby
Island,
taking
the
place
of
the
Rhona,
which
for
years
has
served
on
this
run
and
which
MTnW
been
rondemned-as
faras
passenger
service
is
cflncern,ed,.jnt,
as,
yet
Pending
the
catnenne
a.
Deingj
granted
her
passenger
carrying
licence,
the
lighthouse
tender
Birnie!
Is
taking
care
of
the
Dlgby
Island
'
run.
capt.
Harry
caiaerwooa,
sxip
per
of
the
Rhona,
will
be
in
com
mand
of
the
Catherine
B.
man
who
brought
In
the
substance
Capt.
Llonil
H
t
.;na
on
this
occasion
liwr
of
masters
and
n.
r
'daughter.
Miss
M.
Linu
The
past
week
saw
the
heaviest
spendlnz
a
week
m
h,
from
the
south
to
their
breeding
grounds
on
the
Prlbllof
Islands,
off
Alaska.
The
seal
patrol
off
the
entire
length
otf
the
B.
C.
coast
will
Continue
for
tWO
months
nnrt
th
the
big
storm
struck
there
toward
aircraft
will
make
dally
flights
over
tlrf
end
of
last
week.
Happily,
-all
the
migrating
seals
to
Insure
that
were
able
to
run
to
shelter
and
there
they,
are
not
molested
by
illicit
nunters.
time
wtyie
It
lasted.
It
is
reported
AmeHCan
t
TT
HallDlit
11
by
me-
-
.
A
local
fisherman
brought
into
Dort
about
160
oounds
of
substance
bchooner
Is
Here
found
at
sea
which
he
thought'S'arrona
Disposes
of
30',600
Pounds
might
be
ambergris
but
which
has
h
To
lJiIired
RVlflc'feK7V4
been
positively
identM
-
I
i.Ju
Gl
iVAL
fled.
Scientists
at
the
Prince
Rupert
.
Tne
first
large
American
schoon-
Flsherles
Experimental
Station
do
er
of
the
season
to
unload
heo
not
believe
It
to
be
ambergris
al-
halibut
catch
here
is
the
Narrom.
though
they
have
not
been
able
to
which
Is
In
port
today
with
a
positively
identify
the
tumorous
catch
of
30,000
pounds.
The
vessel
substance
which
Is
full
of
tissue,
disposed
of
the
fish
to
the
Vnitm
i-acuic
nsneries
on
the
basts
iuc.
ana
7C.
down
payment.
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schooner
Ionic
was
in
Dor'
stalked
thp.se'
parts
before
some
of
was
found
later
they
were
not.
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from
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grounds
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morning
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and
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by
on
the
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their
return
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