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DAILY
Early
Dellvrry
Throughout
the
City
I
1
sf,sti
l
r
miieape
W!1mlW
worth
in
one
dav.
The
dull
weather
has
extended
all
up
tne
coast
and
as
a
result
the
fish
have
been
swimming
below
the
reach
of
the
nets.
Rivers
Inlet
has
gone
down
a
little
over
last
season
but
it
Is
as
good
as
expected.
cept
those
thSl
came
In
on
the
sock-eye
nets.
Pinks
have
already
shown
up
in
:onsiderable
quantities
around
Na-nu
but
that
Is
the
only
part
of
the
district
where
many
are
being
ta-
xen.
Cohoes
are
coming
In
from
I
part
had
to
be
sent
away
to
be
re
newed.
If
it's
a
fine
day
tomorrow
Dour
expect
to
have
everything
running
as
before
and
once
again
the
residents
of
Westvlew
will
see
that
queer
blue
streak
up
tho
harbor
which
is
said
to
be
the
wake
of
a
tittle
14-foot
craft
that
can't
ho
seen
because
of
the
speed
it
la
mak
ing.
Nameless
is
run
by
a
52
hone-
power
Evinrude
that
almost
lifts
her
out
of
the
water.
It
Is
officially
known
as
a
4-60.
Mrs.
Jud
Thurber
has
Joined
the
ranks
of
the
yachtsmen
by
taking
over
the
Elslnore
from
Stan
Parker.
Stan
has
bought
the
Donnlc
R.
from
'Alex
Rlx.
He
went
out
in
her
to
jWarkc
Canal
a
few
days
ago
and
icame
home
with
a
bunch
of
fish.
'8he
behaved
so
nicely
on
the
trip
that
Stan
decided
she
must
be
his.
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It
Is
reported
that
George
Dawes
was
out
Sunday
with
the
Valquero
when
the
engine
became
disgruntled
and
in
spite
of
all
the
petting
that
could
be
done
refused
to
work.
Slowly
and
sadly
the
usually
spry
looking
yacht
relumed
at
the
end
of
a
rope.
John
Manson
Is
another
citizen
who
now
Is
entitled
to
the
prefix
"Skipper."
Captain
Manson
is
the
proprietor
and
pilot
of
the
boat
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturda'
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Slight
Falling
Off
in
Salmon
Catch
Little
Change
In
Halibut
Situation
Nameless
Will
Soon
Be
Back
in
Service
Owing
to
the
dull
weather
there
has
been
a
slight
falling
off
in
salmon
fishing
this
week
but
the
Skeena
River
is
doing
well,
the
catch
to
date
being
just
about
the
same
as
it
was
at
the
corresponding
date
last
year.
This
is
better
than
was
expected.
While
no
one
is
making
big
money
there
are
pretty
good
wanes
beintr
earned
bv
fishermen,
a
Sunbea:n,
well
yachtsmen.
known
to
.
local
U.
Suga,
the
Cow
Bay
boatbullder.
returned
during
the
week
from
a
visit
to
Japan.
He
says
that
the
So
far
as
can
be
gathered
none
of
'
country
is
making
progress
In
cannery
managers
have
receiv-
dernlsatlon
but
money
Is
not
much
ed
any
new
Instructions
yet
in
re-!
more
plentiful
there
than
it
Is
In
gard
to
the
lower
grades
of
fish.
The
'
Canada.
He
visited
the
central
and
instructions
at
the
beginning
of
the
southern
parts
of
the
country
and
season
were
to
take
no
pinks
ex-'
found
it
very
hot,
90
In
the
shade
being
not
uncommon.
Business
con
ditions
were
only
fair.-.
.
Admiral
Frank
Stevens
has
added
another
ship
to
his
fleet
this
week.
It
is
a
craft
he
built
himself.
16
feet
in
length
and
equipped
with
sails
as
some
of
the
trolling
grounds
but
well
as
oars.
Now
when
Frank
is
in
they
are
not
very
much
in
demand.
They
will
not
be
running
full
until
the
middle
of
August.
Much
Interest
has
been
taken
here-
in
the
ramming
of
the
halibut
boat
Sunset
last
week
lri
the
south
by
a
tanker.
The
boat
brought
36,000
pounds
of
fish
to
Prince
Rupert
and
was
offered
6c
and
3c
but
refused
It
and
went
to
Seattle
with
her
catch.
It
is
reported
that
both
the
vessel
and
catch
were
insured.
There
has
been
little
change
in
he
halibut
situation
in
the
past
Areek
or
two.
The
base
price
has
acen
six
and
three
except
for
yes
terday
when
the
Tahoma,
an
Am
erican
boat
was
offered
only
5.5
and
chree
and
held
over
until
this
aiornlng.
Thursday,
morning
an
American
boat,
the
only
one
In
port.
sold
for
something
over
nine
cents
for
first
class
fish.
The
halibut
boat
Curlew
was
tow
ed
into
port
Sunday
with
a
broken
ngine
crankshaft.
She
is
having
re-
alrs
made
at
the
Star
Welding
ihop.
.
During
the
week
the
Annie
O
of
Port
Simpson
brought
in
50
cohocs
out
failed
to
sell
them
and
took
them
away
to
the
canneries.
Packer
Edenatiaw.
chartered
to
he
Canadian
Fishing
Company.
las
been
diverted
now
to
Butcdale
instead
of
bringing
her
fish
here.
The
salmon
are
being
frozen
at
the
plant
there.
Doug
Frtaell's
speed
boat
"Name-
ess"
has
been
laid
up
for
a
week
or
two
as
a
resulfof
trying
to
lean
a
log
at
the
wrong
angle.
Doug
say
It's
no
trouble
to
leap
A
log
or
a
dozen
logs
as
long
as
you
Uke
them
at
right
angles.
When
the
boat
U
going
forty
miles
an
hour
you
hardly
notice
lumping
a
pile,
but
if
vou
try
to
do
it
while
turning
a
corner
there
is
trouble.
That
was
what
happened
when
the
boat
broke
her
tear
casings
two
weeks
ago
and
the
a
lazy
mood
he
can
lie
lazily
at
the
bottom
of
his
vessel
and
let
the
lazy
breezes
waft
him
back
and
forth,
and
when
evening
comes
and
the
wind
goes
down
he
can
take
to
the
oars
and
return.
It's
great
how
this
marine
life
gets
some
people.
.
Jack
Armstrong
of
the
Booth
Fisheries
got
lost
the
other
morning.
Fog
covered
the
harbor,
or
at
any
rate
he
says
it
did.
for
nobody
was
up
at
that
unearthly
hour
Ex
cept
the
fish
buyers
and
a
few
other
people
whose
worries
have
driven
them
crazy.
Jack,
it
seems,
sauntered
Into
the
fish
house
two
hours
late
and
if
it
wasn't
the
fog
that
keptfitra,
it
was
something
else.
At
any
rate
the
excuse
was
accepted
so
why
should
we
care.
.
Monday
of
this
week
Dr.
Martin
of
Toronto
University,
'who
is
now
making
his
headquarters
at
the
fisheries
experimental
station
re
ceived
a
quick
call
from
the
Naas
River
stating
that
the
mud
which
at
times
causes
such
consternation
there
among
the
fishermen
by
clinging
to
their
nets
until
they
sink
to
the
bottom,
was
again
appear-
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HERE!
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is
what
you
arc
looking
for
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I
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it
81
417123
5th
Ave.
ing.
Within
a
few
hours
the
pdofes
sor
was
on
the
Job
there
and
he
is
setting
his
scientific
mind
to
work
to
try
to
find
the
cause
of
the
phenomena.
It
is
said
Jhat
there
have
been
similar
occurrences
:n
past
seasons
at
other
points
In
the
neighborhood
but
not
to
the
extent
that
has
been
reported
from
the
Naas.
Within
a
very
short
time
the
bacteriological
department
of
the
ex
perimental
station
will
be
moved
to
the
upper
floor
of
the
new
bunding.
One
or
two
of
the
rooms
are
already
completed.
The
general
offices
of
number
of
men
reporting
having
taken
over
forty
dollars!
the
stauon
win
be
in
that
depart
merit
very
soon.
Captain
Thomas
McMeekiri
has
just
assumed
a
yachting
cap,
his
right
to
its
use
being
because
of
nis
acquiring
a
yacht
from
,
Norman
Moorehouse,
the
same
that
was
once
the
property
of
Louis
Amadio.
It
is
equipped
with
a
three
and
a
half
horsepower
Holiday
engineand
it
Is
said
can
make
ten
miles
an
hour
downstream.
.
.
.
There
are
so
many
captains
on
the
waterfront
that
when
the
mar
ine
editor
was
told
of
Captain
Elsie
McOuatt
being
in
town
he
nature
aully
thought
she
must
be
skipper
of
a
boat.
Instead
of
that
he
finds
she
Is
skipper
of
the
Salvation
craft
In
Winnipeg
attached
to
Grace
Hos
pital
and
that
she
Is-
In
the
city
vis-
tins
with
Miss
Almond
on
Second
Avenue,
getting
away
from
the
scorching
winds,
the
biasing
sun,
ind
mosquitoes
of
the
city
that
con--ders
itself
the
centre
of
the
continent.
Word
was
received
from
Ketchikan
last
night
that
the
trollers
at
that
place
had
marketed
50,000
pounds
of
salmon
since
the
men
started
fishing
last
Sunday.
The
salmon
pack
for
Southeastern
Alaska
up
to
yesterday
amounted
to
210,000
cases.
g
Friday
and
Saturday
2
TWO
SHOWS
7
&
9
p.m.
Admission
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&
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I
Jul.
THE
LAST
WOUIMN
ROMANCE
"KISS
ME
AGAIN"
With
Uernice
ctalre,
Walter
Pldgeon,
Edward
Ever
it
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Collyer.
A
French
love
story
set
In
a
back?,
n,.
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M
jj
Beautiful
Melodies
by
Victor
Herk
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AND
ALIy
IN
TECHNICOLOR
j
Comedy
"A
HAPPY
LITTLE
HONEYMOON'
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Wide
Variety
of
Fish
Distributed
Government
Hatcheries
Active
In
Sending
Out
Fry
of
Salmon,
Trout
and
White
Fish
OTTAWA,
Jury
25:
More
than
479,000,000
fish
eggs.'
fry,
flner
lings,
and
yearling
fish,
and
a
few
older
flsn,
were
distributed
last
year
from
the
hatchery
establishments
operated
by
the
Fish
Culture
Division
of
the
Canadian
Department
of
Fisheries.
There
were
Atlantic
salmon.
speckled'trout,
rainbow
trout,
brown
trout,
loch
leven
trout,
salmon
trout,
cut-throat,
Kamloops
trout,
cutthroat
and
Kam
loops
crosses,
ouan-aniche,
landlocked
salmon,
pickerel,
white
fish,
sockeye
salmon,
spring
salmon,
coho
salmon,
chum
salmon,
steelhead
salmon
or
trout,
and
Kennedy's
salmon.
By
such
distributions,
which
go
on
from
year
to
year,
the
Fish
Culture
Division
assists
nature
in
maintaining
and
increasing
the
existing
supplies
of
fish
in
various
Canadian
waters,
stocks
lakes
and
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streams
which
,u,
troduces
dtff.-i
.
i,:
into
areas
to
wl
indigenous,
thus
ii
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swim
where
few
aiding
both
tin
Iman
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Thr
largest
di.
:
i,
,
.
the
hatcheries
in
vtnees.
From
tin
illshmtnts
in
Man,
i,
,
white
fish
dLstni)
130.000.000
and
(
tion
of
over
107.imm
i,v,
.
there
was
a
salm
:.
tlon
of
upwards
:
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,
,
!the
hatchery
at
i
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nearly
i
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were
sent
out
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greater
part.
m.hi
and
some
brown
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wv
reached
a
total
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Bring
your
best
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to
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Prince
Rupert
The
Fair
Hoard
is
anxious
to
encourage
residents
in
the
district
around
Prince
Rupert
to
bring
their
best
to
the
FALL
FAIR
Which
will
be
held
the
FIRST
WEEK
IN
SEPTEMBER
Local
residents
believe
that
they
can
grow
flowers
better
than
any
place
within
two
hundred
miles.
Can
they?
The
Fair
Hoard
would
like,
to
have
the
districts
pit
their
horticultural
skill
againtt
the
Prince
Rupert
Flower
Society
and
gee
if
they,
cannot
wrest
away
some
of
the
nrizes,
especially
that
for
the
bc3t
floral
display.
A
cordial
invitation
is
extended
to
all
to
competed
Further
information
can
he
obtcained
from
Secretary
W.
D.
Vance
.
or
from
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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