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LCJ1UIUS5
Most
people
tare.'
agreed
upon
the
desirability
of
an
advance
in
the
'wages
not
only
of
school
teachers
but
of
all
workers,
very
few
of
whom
have
not
during
the
last
trying
half
decade
had
to
take
reductions.
An
advance
of
wages
,all
around
would
be
one
wav
of
increasing
the
nur-
Here,
If
you
can
understand
it,
is
the
latest
thins
in
art
'psycho
'
iglcal
portraits".
Designed
by
Kenneth
Brltton.
noted
Holywood
novelist,
the
studies
portray
believe
it
or
not,
por
aiK
of
Miry
Pkkford,
tiefti
and
Walter
Wlnebell.
In
the
Winchell
creation,
in
the
centre
is
a
seal
balancing
a
narcissus
bloom
on
his
n
js.
In
baclc
are
measuring
Instruments
and
ninepins
One
of
the
ninepins
is
knocked
over
by
a
baby
s
nipple
held
by
a
wedding
ri
iir.
As
with
tin
rest
of
his
"portraits"
Brltton
lets
people
guess
what
it
all
means.
In
the
Mary
Plcford
design,
rising
from
a
buncn
of
somewhat
crushed
violet
Un
electric
light
socket.
In
the
socket
is
a
globe
on
which
are
grafted
glass
bubbles.
Three
spike
naHs
stand
near
th
globe.
Can
you
figure
it
all
out?
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Plans
For
Season
at
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Ex
perimental
Station
Carson
Opens
Halibut
Liver
Plant
at
Vancouver
Fish
Landings
For
Week
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
announces
a
projected
new
Saturday,
June
i.
193b
departure
in
connection
with
this
season's
work
of
the
station
in
the
way
of
preparation
of
samples
of
various
paillL
pi
(Juliets,
iiyuiugcnaicu
una
(iuuimiij;
icUJ
cinu
sjiur
-i.eacnerjy)ijrnnce
nuperi
are
asKing
tne
cuy
comrais-ltfchnii'
fishery
products
with
sioner
for
anall
around
ten
percent
increase
in
wages
ef-i
potential
industrial
possibilities,
fective
September
1
this
year
and
have,
by
their
request,
these
samples
to
be
used
in
connec-
opened
a
subject
for
much
public
discussion
pro
and
con.lt,on
wlth
the
circularizing
of
var
lous
firms
which
might
be
Inter
ested.
In
addiUon
to
the
paints
and
oils,
one
product
of
which
It
Is
proposed
to
prepare
amples
in
this
way
is
silk
cloth
impregnated
with
pilchard
oil
and
drier
which
yields
chasing
power
of
the
people
by
permitting
them
to
re-ia
e"e!ve
7at,fLroof
ma"
.ducts
will
be
prepared
and
sent
had
to
without
well
comforts
of
life
by
necessity
go
as
as
out
wlUi
fUu
information
as
to
which
in
this
day
of
civilization
and
enlightenment
processes,
etc.
up
to
the
stage
of
peopje
may
rightfully
feel
they
are
entitled
to.
Wages,
un-i
actual
industrial
application,
der
ideal
conditions,
all
agree
today,
should
provide
a
suf-j
work
to
be
carried
out
by
the
fident
martrin
over
the
actual
post
nf
livino-
fnr
nennle
tn
scientific
staff
of
the
station
dur-
Dm'mr
cnmntin,,
i,v.,o,,w
(;n
r.t
ing
the
coming
season
has
now
.
.
.
1
hwn
been
mannpn
fill
well
as
to
put
something
away
for
the
future.
tenings)
and
medicinal
or
vitamin
oils
as
well
as
other
mapped
out.
In
addition
to
I
nnCP
hnnrHJinir
rhn
mcii-irr
rtr
.uronroo
rT
anir
noi'tinulni'
,
.
his
general
su-
the
freezing
medium.
Rate
of
expansion
and
contraction
with
temperature
of
frozen
fish
and
the
glazes
applied
to
them
will
also
be
gone
Into
by
Mr.
Voung
who
will
collaborate
as
well
with
Dr.
Bedford
In
the
Investigation
of
canning
of
shellfish.
B.
E.
Bailey,
scientific
assistant,
will
continue
work
on
seasonal
variations
In
Vitamin
D
In
pilchard
and
other
fish
oils,
the
measuring
of
Vitamin
A
in
fish
oils,
nature
of
coloring
matter
in
fish
oils
and
the
relation
of
the
pigmentation
to
vitamins
as
well
as
routine
vitamin
assays.
P.
A.
Sunderland
technician
in
class
of
workers
will
argue
that
it
would
hardly
seem
to
carter
win
carry
on
investigation
'S
S'aLtlni
up
be
the
proper
time
to
raise
the
wages
of
one
section
of
,
the
extraction
of
oil
from
fishkeep
of
the
8tatlon.8
lnformatlon
the
public
service
whil
the
state
finds
it
impossible
to:mea,ISJfor
PurPse
con-'
bureau
on
which
he
has
already
provide
useful
work
for
the
numerous
unemployed
whojJJ?
with
mnk
chlmVat
work-
are
Still
the
lole
which
them
rvllle
assistant
chem-keen
on
permits
hardly
enough
tolsistant
chemist,
he
will
continue"
Denstedt,
bodV
and
SOUl
together.
!
mllahnmUnP
In
the
nrenaratlorf
of
lst'
who
U
due
to
return
to
Prince
The
argument
wiU
also
be
heard
that
the
city
of
Prince
!
bulletins
on
the
preservation
of
,R"Pfri:
about
thf,
of.J"De!
Runert.
or
anv
other
local
flntfirnr!SP
for
that
matter,
is
ttitt
nets.
l
'
u
n?
,
us
t
ii
'
RrnrVlPshv
aMne.Int
"
wcuul
w"versiiy
auring
The
improvement
in
general
conditions,
it
will
be
said
by
some,
has
not
been
marked
enough
yet
locally
to
permit
of
wages
being
raised
for
employees.
The
possibility
of
raising
wages
is
a
matter
which
has
been
engaging
the
serious
attention
not
only
of
wage-earners
but
of
wage-payers.
Both
agree
upon
the
desirability
of
doing
so.
It
is
on
the
practicability
of
doing
so
where
the
tlifference
of
opinion
may
arise.
Many
employers
have
found
it
advisable
to
put
the
facts
of
the
situation
squarely
before
the
employees.
Resultant
mutual
understandings
have,
in
many
cases,
brought
about
agree
ment
upon
ways
and
means
of
carrying
on
with
sacrifices
on
both
sides
until
the
general
situation
has
become
sufficiently
improved
to
permit
of
increased
business,
more
substantial
earnings
and
higher
wages.
Very
possibly,
the
local
teachers
and
the
city
commissioner
t
will
be
able
to
reach
a
mutual
understanding
upon
what
it
is
may
be
possible
or
impossible
to
do.
The
Daily
News,
in
any
comment
upon
the
question
at
this
time,
does
not
wish
to
be
construed
as
taking
any
sides.
Suffice
it
for
us
to
observe
that,
until
such
time
as
wages'
are
increased
for
those
at
present
in
employment,
until
those
now
out
of
work
are
in
employment
and
until
the
margin
of
both
public
and
private
business
is
capable
of
bringing
this
happy
situation
about,
prosperity
will
not
have
returned
and
the
depression
will
not
be
over.
The
most
of
people
seem
agreed
now
that
there
will
have
to
be
some
more
'drastic
overhaul
of
the
economic
system
than
has
yet
been
essayed
before
this
happy
state
will
have
been
reached.
1
W4iMtiii
the
H
...Ill
:
1
L.1-
1-
chemist,
wlU
continue
his
work
nVM"
wm
u,U5n
UP
,us
wor
methods,0"
Palnte
and
oiI
this
summer,
connection
with
improved
of
extracting
liver
oil
from
fishes
Netxt
ear-
following
his
perman-for
their
vitamin
content.
lent
return
to
the
station,
he
will
Dr.
R.
11.
Bedford
associate
bac-1
P'obMy
be
placed
in
charge
of
all
vltam,n
work
00
fhn
oil-
"leasing
terlologlst,
will
engage
In
research
1
in
connection
with
the
application
I
?r
B"cklesby
tor
work
on
Indus-of
formaldehyde
disinfection
to
;
trlal
an,d
otner
"dentine
aspects
ot
canneries
simUar
to
that
on.
flsh
nsh
olL4
Mr-
Denstedt,
before
re-boats,
In
study
of
survival
of
bac-
j
tu,m,n8
to
Prlnce
nuPert.
to
give
lecture
on
as
derlved
om
terlal
organisms
on
fish
when
ex-'a
posed
to
various
conditions
of
Pchard
oil
before
a
convention
of
temperature,
alklllnlty,
acidity
and:ne
Canadian
Chemical
Association
the
effect
of
salt.
comDletlon
of
In-i
m
S.
um.
ne
wm
oe
re-
vp.titraH
nr
tho
riiMncr
nf
hnii.
turning
to
Montreal
this
fall
for
but
In
cold
storage,
study
of
dry
rotj
another
year
at
McOlll.
In
fish
vessels,
Investigation
of
j
canning
of
sea
foods,
particularly)
Dr-
3.
II.
Carson
of
Prince
Rupert
shellfish,
and
the
preservation
of
1
opening
a
branch
plant
for
the
halibut
livers
at
sea.
O.
C.
Young,
assistant
research
engineer,
will
continue
on
the
last
phase
of
his
fish
refrigerator
car
experiments
Including
the
roof
manufacture
of
halibut
liver
oil
at!
the
foot
of
Oore
Avenue
In
Vancouver
with
his
brother,
Sherman
Carson,
In
charge.
Dr.
Carson's
plant
at
Prince
Rupert
on
the
tank
cooling
system
and
the
fol-l
Government
Wharf
has
been
turn-i
lowing
of
the
shipment
of
a
load
of
fish
across
the
continent
In
such
a
car.
In
connection
with
the
arrangement
of
this,
G.
M.
Goad,
chief
of
car
service,
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
due
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
within
a
few
days.
Mr.
Young
will
also
conduct
experiments
on
the
rate
of
freezing
of
British
Columbia
fish
as
related
to
the
temperature
of
freez
ing
out
halibut
liver
oil
since
this!
spring.
Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1935
season
up
to
and
Including
yesterday
totalled
2,596.800
pounds,
of
which
1.325,150
pounds
was
from
Canadian
vessels
and
1,271,700
pounds
from
American,
These
figures
compare
with
a
total
of
5,839,505
pounds
at
a
similar
date
last
year
made
up
of
2.841.506
pounds
Canadian
fish
and
2.603.000
pounds
American.
During
the
week
ending
yesterday
landings'
totalled
415.000
pound
of
which
130.000
pounds
was
from
Canadian
vessels
and
285.000
pounds
from
American.
Prices
dur-
Ino
thp
u'Mlr
u.'ro
atlll
nn
tho
nni
several
boats
received
and
the
low
6c
and
"5c.
Reports
from
the
Dundas
and
Stephens
Island
and
Warke
Canal
trolling
ground
Indicate
a
rather
light
run
of
spring
salmon
with
many
boats
In
operation.
OasboaU
monopolize
the
field
at
Dundas
and
Stephens
Island
while
at
wajke
Canal
there
arc
numerous
1
hand
trailers.
Making
her
first
voyage
of
the'
season
on
the
Alaska
route.
C.P
R
i
steamer
Princes
Alice.
Capt.
William
Palmer,
arrived
In
port
at
12:15
noon
today
from
Vancouver!
and
sailed
2
rjours
later
for
8kag-way
and
other
northern
points'
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
on
Wednesday
afternoon
southbound.
The
vessel
had
a
capacity
list
of
passengers
and
over
300
tons
of
freight
Thirty
persons
sailed
from
here
for
the
north
aboard
her.
Returning
south
after
a
special
voyage
to
Ketchikan
to
plrlc
up
a
--STET--
The
Washable
Kalsomine
What
It
Will
Do
STirr
Will
alhw
you
to
wash
off
smudges
and
blemishes
which
often
spoil
an
ordinary
Kalsomlne
wall.
STKT
Colors
will
not
fade.
STET
Walls
need
no
sizing.
STKT
May
be
applied
over
new
plaster
without
fear
of
burning.
It
is
not
necessary
to
wait
six
months
before
kalsomlnlng
with
STET.
STKT
Is
so
easy
to
apply
and
to
mix.
No
bother,
no
waiting,
by
the
time
you
are
ready
for
STET
It
Is
ready
for
you.
You
will
be
agreeably
surprised
at
the
I
RTI'T
Will
pnver
njnfjr
sfnln
perfectly
with
two
coats,
Kaien
Hardware
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group
of
passengers.
C
P
R
steamer
Princess
Adefalde.
Caut.
8.
K.
Oray.
is
due
in
port
at
3:15
this
afternoon
from
the
north
and
will
all
shortly
thereafter
tor
Vancouver
and
way
point.
The
Adelaide
arrived
In
port
at
10
o'clock
last
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
'.1:30
am.
for
Ketchikan
side.
The
high
bid
of
the
wetk
for1,,,
""J,
m
of
halibut
on
Canadian
fish
wtis
5.6c
and
5c
"-
;
ln
"
boaU
In
with
Mather'
were
which
the
Edward
Llpsett.
11
and
Viking
I
received
for
oatehes
'
cath-
of
12.000.
1200
and
11
W)
pounds
.
rwpecUvely
and
the
low
S.leWC"
N-
"T'Prif
PJ
CaP-
aw.rd
Mabbs.
will
be
back
Drott
5c
which
the
Cape
Race,
and
Annabelle
were
paid
f
03.500.-1
on
W
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,bwf
and
Van'
5.700
and
(1.000
pounds
respetrtlvely.!"
"
wck,
!n
Pce
ot
t
ing
mediums
and
the
shape
of
flshor
American
fish
the
high
price
of
j-
-
.7
"
as
well
as
the
methods
of
applylng.the
week
was
0.8c
and
5c
whleh
-
r
;"r"
:
month,
the
summer
schedule
wlU
'
go
into
effect
providing
for
sailings
to
Alaska
with
both
the
Prince
Ru-1
pert
and
Prince
George
on
the
run.
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,.
hIst
sell
Timothy
Hay
Wiicst.
Of
and
Barter
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
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rhotifx
sss
The
Salvation
Army's
Self-Denial
campaign
lias
been
launched
for
1935.
Your
asistance
during.
pmpennrf
timet
and
,n
lht
years
of
adversity
has
enabled
us
to
carry
on.
The
need
Is
as
great
as
ever.
The
mulls
rest
with
you.
Don't
withhold
your
upp'"
Whether
Little
or
Much,
GIVE
Iiaden-Powrll
Roy
Scouts
and
others
who
have
volunteered
,0
asklst
will
call
on
you
this
week
wearing
official
collectors'
ribbons.
D.
ELIO
RUYS
EVERYTHING
SELIS
EVERYTHING
FURNITURE
DEALER
&
AUCTIONEER
We
Sell
New
Dominion
Linoleum
by
the
Yard
GREEN
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