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HALIBUT
INQUIRY
frontinuf-d
from
ijre
1)
massed.
j
Expects
Order's
j
For
Poles
During
j
Coming
Year
"We
are
at
present
trying
tb
mdve
iff
the
poles
that
we
hive
already
purchased
and
they
are
going
rather
slowly
but
after
the
new
year
ve
are
expecting
things
tb
change
ind
we
look
forward
td
doing
a
I
"bed
deal
of
business
ih
this
part
of
i
t)e
country
rosSxt
year,"
declared
L.
T.
Chapman,
pole
tieaier
of
Spo-jt4ne,
who
ntos
in
trie
city
Visiting
Jtth
Olof
HjftiMn
MP
yesterday.
tr.
dhapmah
z&li
he
looked
tor
in
improvement
In
the
business
cry
soon.
lie
ild
he
had
bought
a
great
many
poles
from
the
lian-on
Company.
Early
In
the
year
the
olg
companies
are
in
the
habit
of
booking
their
orders
and
then
it
is
expected
they
will
be
looking
to
the
!keena
and
Bulkley
Valleys
td
sup-nly
part
of
thelf
hee'ds.'
"We
have
had
a
quiet
time
in
our
i
business."
Mr.'.
Chapman
stated,
i
but
things
cannot
always
remain
;
hat
way.
The
turn
for
the
better
j
has
commenced
and
we
all
expect
improvement
very
soon,"
Uittri
to
Gtritttl
Ekctrk
Vagabond!
every
Juttity
Evtnlng
over
Camdi'bidt
fittwotk
t
...
.
PAflTt
fTttrH
THE
tfAttY
MTWi
5E4H-
3
Defeated
Maple
Leafs
to
Consolidate
Hold
on
First
Place
in
International
Section
CHICAGO
LOSES
F1KST
MONTREAL,
Nov.
27:
Montreal
Canadiens
increased
their
margin
of
leadership
In
the
interfigtlonal
section
of
the
National
Hockey
Ledgue
last
night
by
defeating
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
3
to
2.
The
Montreal
Maroons
dropped
two
points
behind
their
townsmen
by
tying
one
all
with
New
York
Americans
in
overtime
at
York
Grotto,
Oddfellows,
Moose.
MufcUe-teers
and
Sons
of
Norway
Tied
in
Whist
Whist
League
scores
last
nlgHt
were
as
follows:
Grotto
6,
Empress
3.
Musketeers
6,
Totem
Park
3.
Legion
1
1
b.
6.
i$.
,
"
.
.
Seai
Cove
6,
Sons'
of
Norway
3.w
Moose
5,
Fish
Packers
4.
Whist
League
Standing
w.
l:
Grotto
4
New1-
O
O.
F
4
1
Moose
4
Boston
Brums
ot
thto
wlnrilhe
Sons
of
Norway
stride
by
defeating
Chicago
Black
Musketeers
Hawks
one
to
nothing
and
moved
Empress
into
third
place
ahead
of
Detroit
Legion
Falcdns.
It
was
the
first
defeat
of
Seal
Cove
file
uuvin
Mr
tfut
tiWtlr
TTotrVa
irhn
Fish
Packers
arestfll
in
second
pUwehi
the
Am-
Totem
Park
1
erican
section
but
with
a
margin
of
but
oil
ptrtnt
oter
the
Bruins.
,
JQQp
1G3II1S
Hockey
Standings
;
International
Division
w.
r3.
l.
p.
Canadlena
3
i
2
7
Maroons
2
13
5
Americans
1
2
14
Maple
Leafs
,
0
2
3
2
American
Division
W.
D.
L.
P.
Rangers
5
1
1
11
Chicago
2
3
1
7
Boston
3
0
3
6
Oetrdft
2
0
4
4
Badminton
Club
Tournament
Is
Very
Successful
Cathedral
Club
Member
Guests
of
I'rioe
ltuprt
Raiminton
Club
Last
Evenliic
The
nafhedral
Bidmlnton
Club
members
wrr
Ht
evntair
iruests
of
the
Prints
Ruoert
Bidmlnton
Club
st
an
Am-rtean
tournament
on
the
courts
of
the
latter.
Sixteen
couplet
tdok
feart
arid
Uiere
was
some
fvt
olv.
final
round
he
CRiBBAGE
November
30
Soil
Cove
t.
Elks.
Musketeers
vs
Batlsa.
Moe
vs.
Swift's.
0.
0fto
vs.
J.
ft.
OVF.
K
0
s
Vs.
Pftnce
hoTrf
Hotel.
December
"
Swlff'3
vs.
rhv
Rufert
Hotel.
Miis!:cte"rs
vs.
Ornttri
Mf?e
vi
fctti!
Cove.
Enz'e
v
Hits
1.
O.
O.
F
vs.
K.
C
OILS
A.
P.
Con.,
10,
nil.
Cttlrrfcfit,
d.
nil.
rtUhetisft.
20,
fill.
Dev.nish,
1.
nil.
Fabyan
Pete,
3,
3V.
Royatite.
Uo,
ido.
Mercury.
9.
nil.
tMtecf.
ntl,
10.
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
4
5
r
Imr
wn
Mr
Rannie
Allen
And
MU
uSS,
IJi
Vancouver
Stocks
ri
l
the
we
Wetaa
15-5.
18-14.
A
ft
it
oHV
.was
eoneTndiS
fe-frefhnfnt
were
served
in
charge
of
Ml
Mrrrtonia
nd
prizes
were
pre?
n
ted
by
Eric
Oee.
For
Tonight's
Gaines
Named
Tonieht's
basketball
line-ups
ale
announced
as
follows:
Juniors
Boy
Scouts
V.
Miller.
E.
Sait-turbane.
G.
Vlerick,
W.
Smith.
L.
Wilson.
J.
Lindsay.
League
of
Nations
E.
AntonellL
A.
Dominate,
J.
011-lier,
J.
Yaegar,
B.
Tobey.
D.
Arney
Intermediates
High
School
A.
Walters,
B.
Uri-r.
O.
Wlhgham.
B.
Vance,-
R.
Forbes
and
O.
Hanson.
Merchants'
E.
Dlngwell,
J.
Plere
J.
McNulty.
J.
Currle,
Fred
Dlngwell
and
J.
Comadina.
Ladies'
League
Cardinals!..
Lowe,
C.
Irvine,
P
Ston.
A.
Gilchrist
E.
Rlvett,
and
V.
Krikevsky.
Comts-E.
Steen,
J.
Robe'rts,
P.
macOulre.
P.
Harvey,
A.
Connexy
and
B.
Jitk.
Seniors'
League
Panthers'.
A.
drdsS.
R
Irvine
T.
Kelsey.
H.
Macdonald,
J.
McNulty
and
H.
Lyon.
32
Taxi
D.
Gurvich,
D.
Frfuell,
Vic
Menzles.
D.
Stalker,
W
Pretrial
and
S.
Gurvich.
.
set
the
fish
that
were
being
taken
.
W.
NickersQn
cild
not
believe
that
the
smaller
American
and
Canadian
boats
would
have
an
equal
break
with
the
large
American
boats
if
the.re
were
division
into
areas.
The
larger
boats
would
be
able
td
fish
hi
the
ope'n
areas
which
could
be
used
by
the
smaller
bodt
and
would
have;
the
advantage
of
being
able
to
proceed
to
the
farther
off
banks'
where
the
small
boats
cfaUia
n6t
g8
affer
the
closeMri
areas
had
beeri
fished
out.
Under
siicH
a
systerii,
the
Canadiati
boats
p
might
be
"broke'
ih
a
Single
sfca-4'!ion.
Mr.
Nickersoh
asked
why
the
fetlo
df
the
catch
of
the
last
few
4:
seasons
could
not
be
ascertained
4
J
arid
the
American
and
Canadian
Boat
fee
limited
to
their
proper
.'
portions.
Air.
rouna
disagreed
wun
some
oi
Mr.
Nickerson's
suggestions
along:
this
line.
Capt.
Charles
Edwards
suggested
that
toning
gear
might
be
standardized.
Small
hooks
could
be
done
away
with
and
that
would
help
to
preserve
the
small
fish.
Both
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
and
the
Canadian
Halibut
j
Vessel
Owners'
Association
expres
sed
themselves
as
betflg
favorable
to
the
closing
of
the
Massett
and
Timbered
Island
so-called
"chicken"
areas
to.
fishing.
The
boat
owners,
however,
felt
that
the
area
thereabouts
to
be
closed
need
not
necessarily
be
so
extensive
as
set
out.
Capt.
Dan
Larsen
presented
the
views
of
the
boat
owners.
Both
boat
owners
and
fishermen
Joined
in
the
suggestion
that
something
should
be
done
along
the
line
of
providing
penalties
.for
the
landing
and
buying
of
hallbiit
under
five
pburids
In
weight.
This,
it
I
was
felt,
woiild
fib
hluch
toward
the
aiseohtlurilng
6f
the
taking
of
immature
fish.
Capt.
Leon
Sandvar
rriadd
the
statement
that
about
60
of
such
fish
after
being
caught
would
revive
and
live
If
thrown
back
Into
the
sea.
it
was
pointed
but
that
the!
commission
had
no
dtithorltj
tb
set
or
impose
such
penalties.
f
.
:
Matter
of
Duly
Capt.
Ledn
Sandvar
Inquired
from
the
commission
as
to
what
was
being
done
toward
bringing
about
9
fehiovSl
of
th'6
2e
diit?
on
Canadian
fish
entering
the
United
States.
Mr.
Found
pointed
out
that
it
wai
entirely
a
rrtattef
for
tltt
government.
However,
both
:he
ds-partfhent
and
the
Hovernment
wer"
fully
alive
to
the
situation
and
we-seeking
to
bring
about
some
satisfactory
and
definite
solution.
He
v?as
hopeful
that
steps
with
that
end
in
view
woulU
.soon
be
taken.
Mr.
Babcock
stated
that
President
Herbert
Hoover
of
the
United
States
had
told
him
personally
that
it
was
His
(Mr.
Hoover's!
ci&ire
thUt
trie
flsh'ehes
of
United
States
and
Canada
should
be
tin
art
equal
'
footing,
i(Eef6re
the
close
of
tlie
rrieetlng.
,T'.
Hiohri.h
moved
a
vbte
of
vthanks
6
Mr
Bibcock
-Mr.
Found
and
Dt;
ThiiinTJsdh
for
tlie
time,
efforts
and
iHW
they
had
expended
in
the
valuable
work
they
were
doing
in"
eotirieetlon
with
the
international
Fifhe'rles
Cohtmssibni
It
was
only
men
of
such
proven
ability
as
these
who
could
tackle
the
Important
problems
presented.
The
vote
of
thahlja
was
seconded
by
Capt;
J.
D.
Thurber
and
carried
enthushmidallv.
In
clttstng
the
meeting,
Wr.
Babcock
Invited
all
present
when,
In
Seattle,
to
visit
commission
headquarters
there
And
inspect
the
wbrk
that
was
being
done,
the
case
of
the
Pacific
halibut
fishery
he
likened
to
that
of
a
sick
patient
on
whom
the
performing
of
an
operation
was
necessary.
The
operation
might
involve
some
palh
but
It;
would
be
of
ultima
16
benefit
and'
wis
necessary
to
preserve
life.
He
I
fctyed
that
the
halibut
fishing
in-1
terests
would
take
the
"doctor's"
advice"
and
permit
of
the
neces-!
sary
operation
being
performed
and
t
a
permanent
remedy,
as
was
hoped
for,
effected.
Mr.
Babcock,
in
con-1
elusion,
expressed
aopreciatlon
for
the
vote
6f
thanks
which
had
been
Mi
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