PAOESTZ
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Salmon
Packing
Starts
Next
Week
Many
Boats
Get
on
Fishery
Patrol
Power
Cruiser
Argo
Changes
Hands
-
.
Fishing
for
sockeye
salmon
in
District
No.
2,
of
which!
Prinpft
Rnnnrr.
is
tho
ppnt.iv
will
o-pr
unrlpi
wnv
nf
m.r?.
I
night
tomorrow
after
Which
time
canning
of
fish
Will
be-
A
bulletin
issued
by
the
United
vagc
Co..
power
tug
Salvage
Prm-
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f?arvt
IPrinlf
Tutor
lull
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II
couiu
guneiai
on
mu
anemia
aim
iaas
n.vers.
mere
will
urtau
oi
runenes
snows
'
-i
:
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iL.
ot
ti
ii
nhnt
thpro
h"e
hn
hn
been
more
than
h,n
ociockon
Thursday
mornine
at
aI
be
nine
canneries
operating
on
the
Skeena
River
this
sum-jihat
uhas
SIh
?huJSh
?T.inB
for
the
50Uth'
Xt
15
JdoubIe
tnc
hallbut
landed
at
Scat"
i
V"
expc'r
mpr
m
pnmnirPfl
with
eiVht
last
St
vpii-
whilp
nn
"
tho
NaaS"e
.
mm,
thrggSgy
this
year
than
last.
Up
to
the
11
will
be
away
for
about
eration
whereas
there
was
but
one
In
1931.
In
the
central
area
two
canneries
will
be
in
operation
this
year
which
is
the
same
number
as
in
1931.
The
packers
will
concentrate
this
summer
on
the
choice
and
higher-
Canneries
in
operation
on
the;
Skeena
River
this
year
will
be
Por
cher
Island,
Claxton,
Carlisle,
B.
A.
(Port
Essington),
Balmoral,
Hays-
port,
Cassia
r,
Sunnyside
,and
Inverness.
The
plant
which
did
not
operate
last
year
was
Balmoral.
'
On
the
Naas
River
Arrandale
which
operated
last
year.
Mill
Bay
and
Wales
Island
will
be
packing
this
year.
In
the
central
area,
Butedale
and
Namu
canneries
are
to
be
In
oper
ation.
There
Is
still
some
doubt
as
to
which
canneries
will
operate
In
the
Bella
Coola,
Rivers
Inlet
and
Smith's
Inlet
seining
areas
where
fall
varieties
will
be
largely
put
up
and
where
canning
does
not
usually
start
until
later
in
the
season.
Canning
plans
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
also
uncertain
as
yet
but
It
is
expected
Langara
at
New
Massett
will
l)e
the
only
plant
to
operate
and
It
will
be
on
a
limited
seale.
Between
900
and
1000
licences
have
been
Issued
for
the
Skeena
River
thU
year
which
figure
Is
about
the
same
as
In
1931.
Among
Prince
Rupert
vessels,
most
of
them
fishing
boats,
which
have
been
successful
In
getting
charters
from
the
Fisheries
Department
for
fisheries
patrol
work
this
summer
are
the
halibut
boats
Joe
Baker
(Capt.
Clarence
Camp
Smith,
H.
and
R.
(Capt.
Robert
Shrubsall)
and
Unome
(Capt.
David
Ritchie),
the
service
boats
Billmor
(Capt.
J.
M.
Morrison),
Dixie
Ru
pert
(Capt.
George
Newcombe)
and
pncea
socKeye
variety
01
saimon
trollers
Mabel
(Capt.
John
Pres-
ana
mere
is
still
some
aouDt
as
to
(M
..,,
.
,,
.
T
u
cott),
Maivin
r
Jack
.
.
....
(Capt.
McLcod)
,
t
w
iL
Inst
nnw
pvtpn.itlvp
will
hp
fhp
nrn.
duction
of
the
lower-priced
seine
fish
of
the
fall.
and
Seminole
(Capt.
Ivor
Wick),
the
seineboat
Ogden
(Capt.
J.
W.
Moorehouse)
and
Joe
Howe's
cruis
er.
Capt.
John
M.
Morrison,
for
the
past
three
or
four
years
agent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Deco
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
which
organization
closed
down
Its
Prince
Rupert
office
last
winter,
Is
returning
to
nautical
life,
being
about
to
assume
command
of
the
Prince
Rupert
service
boat
Billmor
In
fish
eries
patrol
work
for
the
summer.
Before
he
assumed
the
position
of
agent
for
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
at
Prince
Rurjert
Cant.
Mor
rison
was
owner
and
skipper
of
the
hallbut
boat
D.
S.
T.
There
are
not
more
than
a
dozen
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet
operating
on
the
flshlne
grounds
at
the
present
time.
Sev
eral
of
the
vessels
have
taken
on
other
work
for
the
summer
Includ
ing
fisheries
patrol
charters
and
saimon
pacKing
while
some
are
waiting
for
an
Improvement
In
the
price
situation
which
shows
little
tendency
towards
betterment
Capt.
Henry
Edenshaw
of
Mas-
sett
is
those
whose
vessels
are
engaged
In
packing
salmon
from
North
Island
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
to
Butedale
for
the
Cana
dian
Fishing
Co.
He
made
a
call
DOES
YOUR
BUSINESS
NEED
A
DOCTOR?
,cnu
u
nym
iianuui
landings
ati
Seattle
totalled
5,324.379
pounds
as
j
from
Mrs.
O.
a.
Bushby.
The
Argo.
which
was
acquired
by
the
late
O.
O.
Bushby
from
J.
D
Lawrence
several
years
ago.
had
been
used
as
pert
and
Mr.
Bushby's
reduction
a
service
boat
between
Prince
Ru-
plant
In
Tucks
Inlet.
The
vessel
is
26
feet
long
and
is
equipped
with
a
20
h.p.
Kermath
gasoline
encine.
The
new
owner
plans
on
making
a
number
of
improvements.
A
good-sized
Indian
power
cruis
er,
which
was
paying
a
visit
to
port,
anchored
at
the
mouth
of
Cow
Bav
Just
west
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Row
ing
&
Yacht
Club's
floats
on
Wed
nesday
night
and,
early
In
the
morning,
filled
and
sank
after
having
become
stranded
on
a
rock
which
had.
apparently,
not
been
no
ticed
by
the
native
navigators
when
Now,
Mr.
Businessman,
have
you
ever
tried
to
diagnose
the
reason
for
that
sudden
drop
in
profit
over
the
figures
of
"last
month?"
If
the
temperature
of
your
business
alarms
you
there
is
no
need
for
you
to
lose
any
sleep
the
remedy
is
simple.
,
ADVERTISE
"Ah
!"
you
say,
"But
that's
all
very
well.
I'm
only
a
small
.......
man
and
can't
afford
it"
That's
the
.
reason
.
v
.
.
the
,,iv
small
uiiiiui
man
iimn
remains
a
small
man.
The
big
men
in
business
today
did
not
become
big
by
hiding
their
light
under
a
bushel,
they
advertised,
and
Advertised,
and
ADVERTISED.
Advertising
is
as
necessarv
to
a
"sick"
business
as
the
doctor's
services
are
to
a
sick
person.
And
it
will
find
the
money
to
pay
its
own
bills,
if
done
judiciously,
from
the
increas-ed-volume
of
increased
profitsStart
with
a
small
IN
"THE
DAILY
NEWS"
L0S1oTr.an(1
tcst
tho
idea
for
yourself
after
all'
it's
IlbbULTS-that
count
today.
We
have
an
expert
adver-tising.manat
yourservice
at
any
time
He
il(
advise
you
as
to
size
of
space
to
use
and
see
that
your
space
is
filled
with
"business
bringing"
copy.
PHONE
98
and
make
an
appointment
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
june
..
..
bound
from
North
Island
to
Bute-
natives
sleeping
on
board
the
ves-
dale
In
the
Edenshaw.
jsel
and
they
had
a
narrow
escape.
Later
in
the
day,
the
sunken
vessel
boats
wnicn
are
engaged
In
fishing
"car
me
floats
wnere
it
is
now
De-
l
ttvvnv
uvint
to
navtto
stave
well-
-mmo
uui.
a
w
w
um-v.m
led
at
Prince
Rupert
for
bait
dur-
little
damage
as
a
result
of
the
im-jlng
the
past
wepk.
These
included
-merslon
which
was
complete.
;
the'
ttnVtncc'
Wac.flna.rl
klnJn.l.
fiMmavaai.'
anrf
'
TAet
I
..
I
nn
w......
TTilVlnir
in
tnnt
1
tpntli
n
f
Hflv
llim-
.wuumitl
dliu
aVCOa-aa.la.iaUaa
Ul
..aafc
.4.
tun
aaaas
.
w
WWJa
ba.a
which
are
making
regular
deliveries
ber
from
the
Billmor
Spruce
Mills
J
tL.r'LTche
-
II
1..
1
1
ill
1
!
n
(i
t
T-
TV
I
-
1
jjiam,
ui,
rorpo.se
imruur
.ur
ut'-
Mvery
to
Vancouver,
Pacific
Sal-
compared
with
2,126.924
pounds
in1
Tne
Fisheries
Department
i..
nuw
the
same
period
of
last
year.
At
uslng
the
floats
of
the
Pacific
S;U-Prlnce
Rupert
American
landings
va&e
Co.
for
the
mooring
of
its
pa-up
to
the
end
of
April
this
year
are
tro1
vessel
while
in
port.
The
cir
'piaccu
at
i.DJi.auu
pounds
ana
Ua-
t""cuua
uwii
uusu
on
we
kv
.u
Irene
T
L
(Capt.
Lome
Peek),
andad!an
at
jooo.
Last
year
there
waterfront
was
wrecked
by
u
raJ
naa
oeen
no
naiioui
lanaea
nere
up
aa"
w"ucr
aner
wnicn
u
was
iowt:a
to
the
end
of
April.
Alaska
landings
10
DIgby
Iiland.
for
this
year
up
to
April
30
totalled
;
2
A77
rtmmrie
oe
o
K.V4
'
Harrv
flrnH
hp
nt
Tlnlrnr
Tilii
year.
At
Vancouver
landings
for
this
lne
conclusion
that
his
labors
of
year
up
kj
tne
ena
or
Aprih
totalled
w,c
h'
wmier
ana
spring
naa
war-
217
7nn
nnundi
as
nnolntt
itunnn
Hinted
Inri
parnpH
him
a
n
all.
juua.vao
ho
U(yCtOlr
tUT,UW
"
"
.....a
aa
na...
,
pounds
last
year
while
Vancouver
merlted
vacation,
suited
the
i
Island
landings
up
to
the
date
In
thought
with
action,
and
arrived
In
question
this
year
mounted
to
55,800
Prt
on
Monday
aboard
his
gasboat
pounds
as
against
39,800
pounds
last
Li,a
and
has
since
been
a
prominent
year.
j
figure
In
his
automobile
on
the
I
Streets
of
our
fair
citv.
Harrv
in
not
.
(certain
as
to
how
long
he
will
be
;
Argo
Changes
Hands
J
abie
to
stand
vacationing
but.
if'
une
01
tne
trimmest
and
best.thlnes
net
'tiresome
hr
h
mBV
Known
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rurxrt
i
takn
a
i
ivuw.
vW4V
VII
IK
hI.ab...
t-
1
.1
m
.
1
......
vwiuiK
ouaw
iicet
cnangea
nanas
miter
injet,
he
made
a
shipment
of
recently
when
Norman
Klnslor
purchased
the
power
cruiser
Areo
logs
to
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'i:
sawmill
here.
Changes
Boats
D.
S.
Cameron,
fisheries
Inspector
for
the
central
division
with
headquarters
at
Swanson
Bay,
ar
rived
in
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
with
the
patrol
cruiser
On-erka
II,
which
he
has
been
using
of
late,
and
transferred
here
to
his
regular
boat,
the
Senepa,
on
which
he
left
on
his
return
down
the
coast
yesterday.
The
Onerka
II
will
leave
soon
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
her
regular
station.
Minor
repairs
are
being
made
on
the
fish
floor
of
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
fish
handling
plant
on
the
local
waterfront.:
Jim
Hun
blacksmith.
well
known
local
joined
Capt.
Tom
the
halibut
boat
Ringleader
which
is
to
be
engaged
in
fisheries
patrol
work
this
summer.
Ron
Pitcher
and
Jack
Macfie,
employees
of
the
woodworking
department
at
the
local
dry
dock,
are
at
present
at
Esquimau
taktnc
their
annual
courses
of
training
as
mem
bers
or
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
The
lighthouse
tender
Blrnie
has
been
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
incidentally
naving
a
new
tails
haft
installed.
Other
boats
which
have
recently
been
on
dry
dock
for
cleaning
and
painting
have
included
the
halibut-ters
Livingstone,
Southend
and
P.
Dorreen
and
the
Indian
Department's
cruiser
Naskeena.
A
10-foot
rowboat
has
been
built
at
the
local
dry
dock
for
A.
J.
Squire.
Halibut
Landings
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1032
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
had
reached
a
total
of
5,496,040
pounds
as
compared
with
6.386.540
nounda
at
a
similar
date
last
year.
Landings
oi
American
nsh
so
far
this
season
have
totalled
S
.542.000
nminrln
a;
against
3.5t5JM
pounds
so
far
mi
year
while
till
year's
Canadian
landings
to
date
total
1.953.750
pounds
In
comparison
with
2J01
J00
pounas
up
to
the
same
date
in
ivy.
During
the
week
endlnv
vmtr.
day
landings
totalled
4
OS
,500
pounds
of
which
American
vessels
brought
in
364.000
pounds
and
Canadian
38,500
pounds.
The
price
situation
saw
nine
change
from
the
preceding
week
with
Canadian
boats
re
ceiving
a
high
of
55c
and
3c
which
the
Gibson
received
for
7.000
nnunrfi
and
American
a
high
price
of
65c
and
2c
which
the
Ethel
received
for
4,500
pounds.
The
low
Canadian
price
of
the
week
was
4.5c
and
2c
and
the
low
American,
4c
and
2c.
Sher
Thomson,
caretaker
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
it
Yacht
Club
floats,
who
is
enjoying
a
month's
vacation,
will
leave
this
evening
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Ho
'Intends
to
go
through
to
Soap
Lake.
Wash
.
for
a
visit
to
the
hot
springs
at
that
point.
I
Back
To
Sweden?
aHaalaHaaaat'
k
A
chiiminii
new
portrait
of
the
film
siren,
Greta
Garbo,
who
recently
announced
that
she
would
paw
up
her
weekly
$12,500
contract
and
return
to
Sweden.
Choir
Picnic
Is
Enjoyable
Prwt))
trrian
Church
Sinters
Had
Outing
on
Mr
by
Island
The
choir
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
had
its
annual
picnic
last!
evening
on
the
sandy
shores
of
Dig-by
Island,
about
thirty
persons
being
present
at
the
outing
which
was
very
enjoyable
to
alL
Oames
were
played,
there
was
singing
around
the
campfire
and
delicious
refreshments
were
provided.
The
picnickers
made
the
trip
across
the
harbor
In
Charlie
Curried
power
vessel
C.
R.
C.
leaving
at
7:15
p.m.
and
returning
home
lust
before
midnight.
J.
A.
Teng
and
S.
J.
Hunter
were
in
charge
of
arrangements
for
the
outing.
Rev.
Canon
and
Mrs.
T.
D.
Proctor,
who
have
been
attending
the
synod
of
Caledonia
diocese
here
during
the
past
week,
will
leave
on
!
Monday's
train
on
their
return
to;
Pouce
Coupe
via
Edmonton
En-1
route
thy
will
pay
brief
vi.-lts
to
Kltwanga
and
Hazelton.
REDUCING
SPECIALS
for
l
Saturday
&
Monday
Aylmer
Blueberries
per
tin
Pumpkin-2-lb.
un
2
for
Gold
Dust
2
pkgs
Swansdown
Cake
Flour
per
Pg.
Molasses
-3-lb.
tin
per
tin
Waffle
Syrup
Quart
tin
per
tin
Munro
Malt
Extract
2'4-lb.
tin
Rown
tree's
Cocoa
tt-lb.
tin
'
Aylmer
Raspberries
In
Heavy
Syrup.
2's
3
Dot.
Eggs
and
1
lb.
Bacon,
for
Strawberries
Arriving
iTiaay,
per
box
Certo
Der
bottle
15c
25c
1
45c.B
27c
20c
42c
GOc
22c
24c
58c
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