Waterfront
Whiffs
Strike
of
Gill
Xetters
in
Rivers
Inlet
Petering
Out
Closing
Date
of
Halibut
Fishing
Party
Of
Adventurers
Here
tarpaulin
-stretched
between
the
ftwo
craft.
This
croricles
adecuate
inciter.
sSffl
fifty
boats
on
picketing
duty
safl
is
used
on
occasion
from
a
five-1
themselves
along
but,
undoubtedly
due
to
the
police
foot
Vnoti
.h
grade
in
order
to
explore
the
DAILY
JvETTS
reached
a
total
of
640300
pounds
mo?es
tnem
and
out
to
break
no
.but
the
method
of
transportation
the
glllnetters
of"
which
3.48000
pounds
has
come
records'
th
boys
camp
ashore
each"
will
be
more
definitely
decided1
1
Announcement
was
made
this
week
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
that
the
fishing
season
In
halibut
areas
No.
1
and
2
will
end
on
August
10
at
midnight
by
which
date,
at
the
present
rate
of
fishing,
the
year's
quota
of
21,700,-000
pounds
for
the
two
areas
is
calculated
by
commission
experts
to
be
exhausted.
No1.
2
is
the
area
in
in
which
the
majority
of
the
small
Prince
Rupert
boats
operate
and
for
them
it
will
mean
the
end
of
the'season.
A
number
of
the
larger
boats
will,
of
course,
continue
to
fish
in
Area
No.
3
where
the
quota
limit
is
no;
expected
to
be
reached
until
well
on
into
the
fall.
The
closing
of
Area
.No.
2
this
year
Is
almost
a
month
ahead
of
September
6,
last
year's
closing
date.
There
was,
of
course,
an
earlier
start
this
year,
C;
P.
Ri
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
arrived
in
port
at
7:15
last
evening
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
The
vessel's
pas-eshgers
IhcTucieH
53
round
Interesting
Visitors
fWaterfront
visitors
of
outstanding
interest
this
week
were
four
California
college
boys
who
are
on
a
cruise
of
adventure
in
two
canoes
along
the
coast
to
Alaska
with
Flberia"
as
their
ultimate
destination
next
year.
They
were
Wilfrid
Cash
of
the
University
of
California
ai
Los
Angeles,
Phillip
Fallls
of
the
Colorado
School
of
Mines,
Gene.
Zabriskle
of
Pomona
College
and
Kenneth
Wise
of
Santa
Monica
Junior
College,
All
four
are
Sea
Scouts
of
America,
the
rating
of
Cash
being
apprentice,
that
of
Fallls
mate
and
those
of
Zabriskle
and
yise,
quartermasters.
On
arrival
here
Wednesday
evening
the
quartet
had
been
out
of
Seattle,
Just
one
month,
Having
stayed
while
in
,
port
at
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
Ajj
Yacht
Club,
they
left
at
5
o'clock
this
mornlnz.
intending
to
mnVo
Ketchikan
In
three
days.
In
about
I
tern
to
school
In
the
falL
!
ways
Junkers
seaplane,
bringing
The
Quartet
TejxxttG.
that
thejjln
a
party
of
Are
passengers
ln-
ihad
been
afforded
every
courtesy.!
eluding
Duncan
Munro,
Bill
Vance
There
had
been
no
adTenturesj
hospitality
and
conaderaUoo
at
all
any
more
exciting
than
might
hive
I
points
they
had
visited
so
Jar
dur-
been
expected
on
the
trip
up
toirng
their
trip.
They
hare
had.
in-
The
strike
of
gill
net
fishermen
in
the
Rivers
Inlet
areal"
vtm
steamer
Maiaspiaa
at'
the
SOUth
of
Prince
RiinprtfishpHp?f?istnVf
-fW
har.
happened
along
at
the
time
and!
Pinks
are
running
in
Increasing
and
Bob
Onne.
This
morning
the
plane
hopped
off
again
for
Stewart
with
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson
as
a
pas-
reaching
Prince
Rupert.
Possthfrideed.
almost
to
fteM
off
fishermen
'senger.
Returning
here
tomorrow.
.the
most
stirring
episode
had
been
land
others
desirous
of
giving
them
it
will
make
another
flight
to
Stew-J
the
crossing
of
Queen
Charlotte
'lifts.
"We
may
be
crazy,
doubtless
(art
on
Monday,
taking
back
the
Sound
where
a
squall
was
encocn-jthe
most
of
folks
think
we
are,
but
passengers
it
brought
from
there
jtered
after
they
were
about
half!
we
are
not
hitch
hikers
anyway."
Sway
OTer.
One
boat,
turned
into
'remarked
the
bewhiskered
Zab-jFaUe
Egg
Island
and
was
beached.
SrisxJe
who
said
he
had
not
shaved
I
The
other,
however
could
not
turn)
since
he
left
home
and
did
not
ln-
back
so
kept
right
on
going.
The
tend
to
unta
he
got
back.
Delayed
ing
seriously
interfered
with
fishing
during
the
first
two
SL
T
llht
to
l?
at
int&-
or
three
weeks
of
the
season,
resulting
in
the
closing
down
wTooSfv
hIT
S.t
"
6"wuuwu,
nuiini
m
ai
viva
Ze
e
it.
.1
porc
01
some
01
the
Canneries,
appears
now
to
be
petering
out
government
ship
should
do.
how-
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
U
i?-.
1.1
?
?
1
1
war
Ka
1
rl-
t
w-
.
,
r
OlJOWing
the
action
of
the
provincial
government
in
eiv-
CTer-
Malaspina
hovered
in
the
at
11:30
on
her
return
to
Vancou
leg
poHee
protection
to
the
boat
1
.neighborhood
until
the
adventurers"
yer
and
waypoints
The
vessel
had
wtihing
to
fish
after
the
strike
aero-iust
ta
thrtt,
weeks
lh
to
hre
case!
on
board
50
round
trip
passengers,
committee
had
refused
to
"bi-
.anything
-J
should
happen.
Seymour
Some
of
her
delav
was
caused
by
trate
with
the
cann-rs
on
the
price,
s
v
j.Narrows
was
avoided
by
travelling
having
had
ttf
rush
Into
Ocean
dispute,
some
one
hundred
boats'
tTO
canoes
which
the
young
;
through
Encleiaw
Pass
and
Mfl-'
Falls
with
Chief
Engineer
Fred
started
out
to
fish
this
week
and
men
miDz
are
of
the
latest
de-
bank
Sound
was
misejd
by
goine
i
iiatheson
who
harf
,n
f
w.
latest
reports
are
'hat
the
nam-
'sign
and
construction
in
their
type.
to0?
h
Jackson
Passage.
ipital
for
an
emergency
operation
ber
of
boats
returning
to
fishing
of
craft.
They
are
seventeen
feet
inj
Alter
reaching
Skagway,
three;
for
acute
appendicitis
and
who.
at
increasing.
Exceptionally
large
jengtn
vith
rmmd
bottom,
double
members
of
party-Fallis.
Zab-jlast
reports.'
:was
doing
well.
Tho-catches
art
being
made
and
Goose
planking
and
no
ribs.
Each
weighs-rl,kie
and
Wise
will
ship
their
mas
Dick,
second
engineer,
has
as-Bay,
Wadhams
and
Namu
can-
abont
axly.nri!
pounds
In
addi-;canoeOTer
Wte
Pass
Railway
sumed
the
duties
of
chief,
neries
are
operating.
There
are
ttrw.
t
,nn
i
.
to
the
headwaters
of
the
Yntnn
1
1
yesterday.
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte.
Capt.
W.
Q.
Palmer,
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver
with
a
capacity
list
of
passengers.
Is
due
In
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
from
Alaska
and
will
sail
a
couple
of
hours
later
for
Vancouver.
Skipper
O.
P.
Smith
Is
leaving
for
the
trolling
grounds
today
with
his
boat
Billy
Boy
after
having
been
in
port
all
week
receiving
medical
treatment
for
a
badly
smashed
linger,
the
injury
having
been
sustained
In
an
accident
with
the
engine
of
the
boat
while
it
was
tied
up
at
Inverness.
"O.
P."
Is
taking,
a
man
along
with
him
to
assist
him
in
fishing
until
the
digit
Is
sufficiently
healed.
j
With
general
cargo
Including
a
I
large
consignment
R.
steamer
of
lumber,
C.
wince
'John,
now
protection,
they
are
reported
to
be
cotJntr'
minutely.
The
Is'
Z!0
equipment
as
cameras
and
a
sealed
intention
volume
in
hnh
svln,
,n
in
general
freight
ser
iter
discharging,
will
sail
on
her!
couver
last
night
for
Alaska
andl
800
pound
from
American.
Up
to
lne.
lwo
0211068
on
to
ne
Cash
will
be
leaving
the
nartv
on
evnin,
wT.
k!
4
J
15
on
-the
coast
stances
of
next
Thursday
to
srjend
the
day
before
sailing
Honolulu
direct.
Booth.
10c
and
8VsC
not
interfering
with
the
boat
fish-
proTide
adquate
V
and.
proceed
down
the
Yuko
Rir
;
Rlvers.
accordlne
to
renork
rP
ivice'
arrlVed
W
xrt''at
11:30
this
,
southbound
,
-
w
m
.
.
.
-
iuw
uiwuuiiL
ai,
uic
-;
i
.
.
.
'
m
as
uiey
can
Deiore
winter
sebt
n
'
i
......
-
..
uuuu
riditcties
oiiice.
Barracuda
in
North
..Halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
i
Exo,orin
the
nirv
.
th
J?nc
cross
me
Sea
to
Si-
sockeye
run
Isontinuinsr
steadily
ni!ou
via
tfte
Queen,
Char-
A
barracuda,
a
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1935
season
,
...
:
Dem
next
year.
They
do
not
Intend
ThP
wVovp
tieht
thu
,Iolle
"nds.
The
.Prince
John
is
ary
habitat
of
w
.
.
.
.
aione.
wnen
ann
mw
tru
nirtt.
.
.
-
.
.
.
..
.
up
10
ana
mcinamz
yesteraay
naa
r
j"
'
10
uaiuorma
dv
canoe
Wn
aaain
n
r,
,
"
vwmxuauu.
ui
vupi.
ueon;e
nia
ana
rionaa
w
for
fish
the
ordin-
hlch
is
Califor-
aters
and
which!
j
Coles,
replacing
Capt.
James
Watt,
had
never
previously
been
record-!
(Who
has
been
assigned
as
pilot
to
ed
north
of
Pueet
Sound
where!
from
Canadian
vessels
and
2359,-
mni-
lf
procedure
is
to
haul
when
the
time
comes.
rhar,p,
,vo
,
f
'
"3e
DJg
slainer
Prince
David
there
have
been
one
or
two
the
corresrxmdlnz
date
last
vear
ana
s,eeP
111
sleeping
bags
under
a
arrival
at
Skawav
in
nr
,
o.
1.7
:
.
WiU1
a
,ar8e
wur
"y
from
New
caught
was
captured
in
a
fit
t.-
...-i
-
.
-
'
vom
me
x-atuic
Air-
Air-
1
orK.
ine
Prlnee
Day
rt
1ff
Vnn.
tn
f,h.
the
.
total
was
6,259,650
pounds
in
eluding
299.150
pounds
from
Canadian
boats
and
3.360.000
pounds
from
American
During
the
past
week
landings
have
totalled
313.600
pounds
Including
168300
pounds
from
Canadian,
boats
and
141300
pounds
from
American.
Prices
during
the
week
remained
at
a
"fairly
steady
level.
The
high
bid
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fish
was
7.7c
and
55c
which
the
Kyrelle
received
for
11500
pounds
and
the)
low
65c
and
55c
which
the
Bum!
and
Joe
Baker
were
paid
for
catches
of
7,000
and
9,000
pounds
respectively.
For
American
fish
the
high
bid
of
the
week
was
85c
and
6c
received
by
the
Pierce
for
15,000
pounds
and
the
low
75c
and
6c
which
the
Tahoma
and
Mars
were
!
paid
for
20,000
and
14,000
pounds
respectively.
-
kVVll
iW
tlVlli
Prince
Rupert
seineboa)
line
iisn
was
31
4
inr'n,
land
excited
some
speci
.
ill
1.
,
.
.
"-'UB
I8
QMI
.
lit
was
landed
at
ph.
Four
boats
sold
halibut
catches
.and
idenUfied
at
the
pT;.
totalling
104400
pounds
at
Seattle
Thursday.
The
day's
sales
were
as
follows:
Thelma
J..
4,500
pounds,
Booth.
94c
and
9?4c
(also
6000
Dounds
sableflsh
at
3c
and
1500
'more
mnrp
than
than
red
cod
at
3c
:
Electra,
43.000
north
of
Puget
Sound
pounds.
Whiz.
10c
and
8Vc;
Crowded
with
a
list
of
tourist,
passengers
taxing
all
her
capacity,
a
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Alice,
Capt.
Clifford
Fenton,
arrived
in
port
at
9
ajn.
Friday
fromi
Vancouver
and
sailed
a
couple
of;
hours
later
for
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points
whence
she
Is
sche-
duled
to
return
here
next
Wednes-
j
day
afternoon
southbound.
j
Bringing
north
a
good
sized
list
of
passengers,
C.
N.
R.
steamer:
Prince
George.
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.l
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
10
o'-j
clock
Friday
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls,
and
sailed
at
3
in
the
afternoon!
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she'
will
return
here
this
evening'
pert
Fisheries
Exper
.y
mur
.
'ft
Kanaea.
36.000
oounds.
Wasning-l
Keacn
ine
most
nermi.
1.
.
c
.
"
-
f1
in
.
ton.
10c
and
8c;
Narrona,
24.000,
'
and
district
with
an
advert....
1
-
:
in
-..-.a.
.
1
ol'.
.1.
the
Via
n
U
TK
I.U
VtV
Whale
Passage,
abou
tu.
in
Daily
News.
LAST
TI.MFS
TONKiirf
Last.
Complete
SI:
y
9
William
Powell
Jean
Arthur
Togcther!
The
niu
ja
ing
detective
who
c
,
an
audience
gucsin
the
most
hear:
,4
charmer
who
eve;
k'
tecuve
on
edge!
a:.
a
Cj-
in
-
"THE
EX-3IRS.
HKADFOItD"
-
with
Jimmy
(Ilrason
Itobt.
Armstrong
(At
7:40
Si
9
41
News
-
Cartoon
-
Comedy
Coming
Monday
WARNER
BAXTER
la
-KINO
OF
BUHI.ESqiE"
and
George
O'llritn
in
"Thunder
.Mountain"
1
'
:,A:rmmsr-z.
'mmmmmmmmmm
.
I
II
1
i
.M,IM
,
.
,,
iilinliHIB
lllniMiliMMil
HM
1
Mil
I
III
I
I
S
II
'lira
Pnfaef
Xlrlr.
1
Ul
-
w.ow
v.io
vuu
snouia
Know
.
.
.
"
wwmmmmrnfmmmrmmmmmmmliljMm-ll
rj
-
(
...nym0Mn;;
for
ten
,ho,fl,1
worker.
X
off
26,0(KM0()
.
...
,I,1C
Mf
fll
'
"
,,cl
'J?.
"
.
pavrolU
nro
!.,
ees.
o,
capital
is
Invested
in
the
forest
!
piuiu
"
r
f
if'
.U'm,n
'
'
'
50,000,000
!;...
41
1..
.
...
x
aiu.c
1
rear
desolation
of
mm.ninin,
.
.......
.
,
..A
i
1
M
lakes
tlni
"""hi
muy
uy
scarrca
Mn
idKcs
mat
reflect
trim
ske
Mnn
11.J4
siaiciv
irees
.
.
v,w-
e
t
1
.
.
"""I'm
mm
uiilu
nuiu
nont
pools,
pare
he
d
for
Z
,Tl
1?
onIy
a
scrics
of
sta
w
)f
and
rn?L
Bha?c
watershed
cover
.
.
.
ffamc
Rone
ts
n-ih
wha
iZl
firS
StiI8
bUr,,,C(1
'
?nd
thcn
will
know
Columbia
th
,
,fh
"
Viul
S.
can
,,aP')cn
t0
ny
forest
in
British
lie
sure
your
match,
cigarette
or
camp
fire
is
dead
before
you
leave
it.