'ti
Waterfront
Whiffs
An
Infant
Industry
Atlin
Fisheries
Closes
For
an
Hour
Fishing
at
Falls
River
Jaunt
to
Ketchikan
Graft.
Possibilities
'
One
of
the
infant
industries
nf
Prinno
Rnnorf
nn
w
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V
UIJU
district
,
,
,
is
.
the
building
of
boats.
I
am
told
that
boats
are
built
cheaper
here
than
at
any
place
on-the
coast.
So
good
and
cheap
are
they
that
hulls
are
built
here
for
Vancouver
riAfinlo
Rill
PtnVinwla
io
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mn
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L
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io
juou
nuvv
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6w"h,v-
,y
John
Group
at
Oona
River
and
Oona
is
about
the
same
fle
Pilrr
CHo
t
Ha
1
foot
long
with
a
Palmer
engine
and
should
be
delivered
toward
the
end
6t.
next
month.
She
will
replace
the
Calista
which
Bill
sold
to
Walter,
Home,
Don
Crerar
and
Jack
Iv-arion
and
which
made
her
maiden
(rip,
under
the
new
ownership
to
"jyark
Canal
on
Labor
Day.
I
am
toJd'
tJiat
the
new
owners
act
as
kipper
In
turns
and
It
takes
a
little
thne
or
them
to
learn
all
the
gagets
of
the
new
liner.
)
The
steamer
Oray
which
was
In
portyesterday
took
about
15b
tons
of
coal
for
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Co.
to
the
whaling
station
at
Rose'
Harbor.
She
was
loaded
at
thr
Albert
it
McCaffery
dock.
.'
-
-;;Tfttrday
being
the
funeral
day
in
Vancouver
of
the
late
Bob
Payne,
the.
Atlin
Fisheries
plant
was
closed
bfjween
two
and
three
o'clock
Just
M-'was
done
at
all
the
other
plants
owned
by
the
New
England
Fishing
cL'and
its
subsidiaries.
It
may
not
be
generally
known
that
'Bob
was
production
manager
o
.
something
like
twenty-five
"plants
on
this
coast.
There
Is
the
Atlin
Fisheries
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
at
Bute-
PRINCE
RUPERT
PORT
DAY
1938
1
.1
:
'"S
.
with
thanks
contributions
to
the
Edwart
Lipsett
Ltd.
T.
JL
Hunt
Ltd.
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
Jeuy-ijugias
6t
Co.
Ltd
'1W.
H.
Malkin
it
Co.
Ltd.
......
v'AfB.C,
Packing
Co.
Ltd.
(North
Pacific
Cannery)
S.
C.
Packers
Ltd.
'Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage
Atlin
Fisheries
Ltd.
;
.Phlipott-Evltt
it
Co.
Ltd;
Booth
Fisheries
Corp.
.
'
8.
C.
Thompson
.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulo
dale,
four
canneries
on
the
Skeena
River,
five
in
Alaska,
one
at
Goose
Bay,
one
at
Kildala,
one
at
Taliho
near
Bella
Coola,
another
at
Bones
Bay
near
Alert
Bay,
one
at
Nanai-mo,
two
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
one
at
Steveston,
several
In
the
United
States
and
a
big
one
at
Vancouver.
James
L.
Lee.
manager
of
the
Atlin
Fisheries
here
is
also
a
director
0f
the
Canadian
Fishing
Company
and
Is
said
to
be
in
line
for
a
directorate
of
the
New
England
Co.
We
always
had
an
idea
that
Jim
was
a
big
man.
But
to
get
back
to
bob
Pavne.
Everybody
speaks
well
of
him
and
reerets
his
casslne-.
He
pm
fn'
have
had
more
friends
In
this
north
country
than
any
other
Vancouver
man
we
have
heard
of.
He
knew
the
businessmen,
the
fishermen,
the
dock
workers
and
the
deck
hands.
He
was
an
all
round
good
chapj,
the
kind
of
man
that
fishermen
like
to
know.
One
of
the
thlngt
fishermen
are
talking
about
today
Is
when
will
the
halibut
season
close.
Last
fear
it
closed
somewhere
around
October'
Standard
OU
Co.
of
b'c
Ltd.
Easthope
Bros'.
..."..J..
Northern
B.
Cl
Power
Co.
Ltd.
Valentine,
Dairy
Matsumoto
Boat
Builders
.......
Smiles
Cafe........L....;..il'J
8.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
...
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Ltd
25.00
J
25.00
H.
M.
McLean
Co"
25.00
Star
Welding
t
25.00
urmes,
uia
25.00
Jones'
1
22D0
Dibb
Printing
20.00
Boston
Cafe
20.00
Market-;.-
Co.
.
Bryant
Co.
Ltd
W.
F.
Stone
...
Grotto
Cigar
8tore
15.00
15.00
Fraser
it
Payne
15.00
North
Star
10.00
Watts
it
NIckerson
10.00
Pioneer
Dry
10.00
Carnation
Milk
10.00
Annette
Ladles
Bottling
Works
Cleaners
!....
Products'
Ltd
Wear
:
T.
McMeekln
10.00
ZZZZI
lo!oo
jqq
the
following
totalling
A.
MKenzie
Sllversldes
Bros.
O.
P.
Tinker
'
Geo.
Hill
W.
J.
McCutcheon
Traveller's
Cafe
Howe
&
McNulty
Wrathall's
Dry
Goods
it
Novelty
Shop
Gordon
it
Anderson
Commodore
Cafe
M.
Hellbroner
A.
T.
Parkin
J.
L.
McLaren
Macey's
Confectionery
.
Vance's
Home
Arts
-H.
A.
DuHamej
8.
King
Wallace's
Ranee
it
Hardy
Collart
it
McCaffery
Ltd.
F.
Wilson
Evening
Empire
McRae
Bros.
A.
Ki
Nelson
Dybhavn
it
Hanson
L.
Rayner
T.
McClymont'."1"
R.
E.
Benson
v
M.
T.
Lee
4
M.
Dougherty
O.
SeW
cut.
.
.
.
,.
.
.
-
v.fc
wi
u
v
uau
possibly,
a
U-x
days
later.
At
any!
rate
there
is
another
five
or
six
weeks
of
fishing
for
the
big
boats.
-
I
The
curious
thing
Is
what
has1,
happened:
to.
all
the
small
.
boats'
that
were
supposed
to
have
tied
up
.
after
the
end
of
their
season.
I;
THE
DAILY
NEWS
am
told
that
many
of
them
are
The
records
of
the
International
trolling
for
salmon,
some
fishing
Fisheries
Commission
show
that,
dog
fish
and
doing
little
chores.,
for
the
period
from
April
1
'a
All
are
away.
'August
31,
1938.
the
follow;;.?:
19
and
It
Is
not
unlikely
it
may
be
suffering
people
of
this
province.
'ek;.
Wit.h
AIex
Huntc.r
away
and
Oslofjord,
flagship
of
the
Norweg-about
the
same
time
this
year
or
It
may
or
may
not
be
graft,
as
liei
Balagno
"
witri
him
what
'
can
w
lan-Amerlca
line,
MMV,
and
MitU
the
fcilC
largest
)Ud
Ch"'
of
Commerce
acknowledges
Port
Day
celebration
on
August
J5th
as
follows:
.
;
.$100.00
.
75.00
.
55.00
25.00
25.00
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Ltd.
(Carlisle)
15.00
owiii
uanaaian
Co.
Ltd.
.
Burns
it
Co.
Ltd.
S'Z.
W.
R.
Love
Electric
..""'"."".
Sunrise
Grocery
Pacific
Fisheries
Ltd.
ZZZZ
P.
M.
Ray,
Northern
Shipping
Co.
Capitol
Theatre
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
Union
Oil
Co.
0f
Canada
Ltd
impenai
uu
Lta
Contributions
were
received
from
Standard
Machine
Works
Royal
Hotel
Commercial
Hotel
Ling
the
Tailor
Miller's
Cigar
Store
Imperial
Barber
Shop
Dominion
cafe
Rupert
Butchers
Royal
Motors
Yokohama
Barber
Shop
H.
K.
Yamanaka
i
Star
Store
,
i
Tome
Lee
Co.
'
Dominion
Baths
'
Rex
Cafe
Prince
Rupert
Baths
.
R;
W.
Cameron
froyal
Lunch
York
Hotel
Tort
Clements
Cafe
Central
Hotel
Brackman-Ker
Milling
Co.
.Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Bharman
Co.
N.
E.
Arnold
'
Mm.
Miller
,
.Ross.
Bros.
yarlety
Store
'
:'
.
iiotel
Prince
Rupert
,Mrs.
H.
8.
Parker
Anonymous
Little's
News
Agency
O.
K.
Barber
Shop
'
v
a
complete
list
or
all
contributions
Is
available
for
the
inneri
.
1938,
In
each
of
the
local
branches
n.
fhe
:lfSl.?!Ctlonorany
At
the
week-end
a
fishing
party
was
out
to
Falls
River
In
Bruce
Wil-
vwi'n
hnat
Tte
hearv
rain
on
Run-
day
night
raised
the
water
behind
the
dam
about
three
and
a
half
feet
so
fishing
was
not
so
good.
However,
there
was
enough
trout
to
keep
them
all
eating
and
a
good
time
was
had
by
all.
In
the
party
were
Bill
Elkins.
Sid
Elkins,
Miss
Eileen
Green
and
Bill
Brooksbank
and
his
wife.
A
good
many
people
along
the
waterfront,
want
to
know
what
happened'
to
Tommy
Trotier
at
Ketchikan
at
the
week-end.
I
can't
tell
them
aU
about
it
but
what
I
doi
know
Is
that
he
went
to
see
some
of
his
lady
friends
and
that
he
receiv
ed
a
very
hearty
welcome.
What
his
local
friends
all
want
to
know
is"
just
how
Tommy
does
it.
He
cer
tainly
has
.them
coming
no
matter
where
he
goes.
Harry
Scott
thelogglng
magnate
was
in
towii
iids
week
and
he
was
telling
some'
wonderful
stories
about
the
sea
serpents
and
whales
and
other
creatures
he
has
seea
In
his
time.
O
well!
If
we
knew
the
right-brand
we
also
might
see
the
same
-kind
of
creatures.
It
does
not
seem
as
If
the
waterfront,
would
le
the
place
to
go
to
hear
about
school
books,
but
that
is
what
W.
R.
Love
can
tell
any
person
that
Inquires
just
what
should
be
done
to
the
people
who
Inflict
schoolbook
changes
on
the
long-
COMMITTEE
,
10.00
..
10.00
..
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
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5.00
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5.00
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5.00
5.00
5.00
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5.00
$738.00
$159.00
Thompson
Hardware
Dally
News
D.
Elio
Mrs.
Joe
Brown
Sincere
Grocery
Gordon's
'Hardware
J,
Slaggard
Mussallem's
Economy
Store
Chris'
Mill
Bakery
Wm,
Oahv
Florist
People's
Store
Kaien
Hardware
Alberta
Market
R.
G,
Vaq
der
Sluys
Sterling
Market
Ri4pert
Bakery
Empire
Baths
Family
Shoe
Store
Toklo
Tailors
John
Bulger
P.
H.
LInzey
Suehiro
Boat
Builders
H.
R.
Love
E.
Evenson
E.
Cavenalle
O.
V.
Wilkinson
Ben
Ferguson
Dominion
Dairy
t,'
'
Johnson's
Grocery
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
A.
Sinclair
Grand
unu
Total
joiai
Joyv.UU
.
contributor
until
September
30,
suggests,
but
It
Is
very
expenslv
for
parents
la
have
to
buy
new
books
so
often.
In
this
province
where
school
books
are
supposed
to
be
free
it
seems
as
if
the
demands
of
parents
are
sometimes
almost
ruinous.
amounts
of
halibut
have
been
landed
In
the
various
ports
on
the
Pacific
Coast:
Area
No.
2.
U
S.
fleet
13,297.314:
Canadian
flee
i
9.537.639.
total
22,834.953.
Area
No.
3,
U.
S
nect.
15.817.032;
Ca-
nadian
fleet,
1.203,009,
total,
17.-
020.-131.
For
the
period
from
March
16
to
August
31.
1937.
the
followins
landings
were
recorded:
Area
No.
2,
U.
S.
fleet,
13,259.005,
Canadian'
fleet
9.771.979,
total,
23,030584
Area
No.
3.,
U.
S.
fleet.
16,243,472,
Canadian
fleet,
1.072,420.
total,
17.-'
315.892.
It
should
be
noted
that
In
1937
the
halibut
fishing
season
be-'
gan
on
March
16
Instead
of
April
1
as
in
1933.
j
For
the
month
of
Ausust.
1938,
the
following
amounts
of
halibut
were
landed:
Area
No.
2..
U.
&
fleet,
512,300,
Canadian
fleet.
379.-533,
total,
891.883;
Area
No.
3,
U
S.
fleet,
3,590,391.
Canadian
fle?t
676.061,
'total,
4266,452.
John
Haldane
was
this
morning
convicted
by
Magistrate
McCly-mort
under
the
Fisheries
Act
for
being
illegally
in
Dossession
of
sockeye
salmon
In
June
last
prior
to
tne
opening
of
the
season.
F.e
will
be
up
on
Monday
for
sentence
Steamer
Princess
Adelaide
was
In
port
yrerday
afternoon,
salllne
later
in
the
evening
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
Waterfront
people
are
lucky
to
have
any
kind
of
a
column
this
you
expect?
However,
I've
done
my
best.
Cheerio
I
H.F.P.
j
Pattern
Pool
j
From
England
,
HELSINKI,
Finland,
Sept.
10:
(C
f-Keuters)
The
swimming
pool
which
Is
to
be
constructed
here
for
the
1940
Olymnic
Games
will
be
modelled
on
the
lines
of
modern
English
baths.
i
The
Finnish
Swimmers
AssdH-'
.(aJ
1.
.
1
...
I
Jicii
vu
oe
reDrcsenica
at
thei
International
Swimming
Congress
in
London
by
T.Aro
who
during
his
visit
will
make
a
study
of
English,
swimming
pools
because
they
are
Seen
from
the
air
as
she
arrived
In
New
York
is
the
new
motor
liner
and
highest
oowered
vessel
ever
He
signed
for
hydraulic-geared
Diesel
engine
propulsion.
The
new
liner
cuts
the
crossing
time
between
Norway
and
United
States
from
seven
and
one-half
to
seven
days.
Offers
Praises
f
rp
,
n
I
f
I
,nqf
IVlilLr
C
1
U
UUtU
i
IHK
New
York
Writer
Notes
its
Fine
Points
for
Human
Consumption
YORK'
10:
(CP)
cr)
-
.
'Contrary
to
PP1
supposition
a
dletltlan
write".
there
is
no
Pronounced
flavr
to
goafs
milk.
vor,
but
only
through
its
whiteness
ana
greater
richness.
The
milk
Is
almost
twice
as
rich
In
fat
as
cow's
milk
and
the
fat
globules
are
Infinitely
smaller
and
more
completely
diffused,
so
fine
I
the
cream
never
rises,
says
this
au-
thority.
The
curd
sennrate
inf
clcts
which
are
soft
3nd
and
80
so
Solub,e
soluble
,
w
"
d
.
,
g"te
ln
aboat
half
th
considered
the
most
suitable
models'.,
cann01
m
mosl
Instances
be
dis
on
on
which
which
to
to
base
base
the
the
ni.
nlam.
w
for
the
tv,tlnguished
from
cow's
milk
bv
fia
construction
of
the
Olympic
Pool.
Pleasure
Seeker
Not
For
Nursing
Australia
Finds
Difficulty
Getting
Right
Type
of
Girl
for
Job
1
www
a
iiitfiw,
VJUtllr
5
P)-The
chairman
of
the
board
or.fH
,and
ph,oSphat
the
Royal
Prince
Alfred
Hospltal.1
Uy
millC-
U
ls
declared-
when
giving
evidence
at
an
inquiry
into
the
desirability
of
establishing
'
a
new
hospital
at
Canberra,
said
all
Sydney
hospitals
were
experienc
ing
great
difficulty
in
obtaintne
the
right
type
of
recruit
girls
who
did
not
want
to
go
out
pleasure
seeking
every
night.
i
Sydney
hospitals
had
been
forced
to
accept
girls
who
not
long
ago
would
have
been
rejected
as
unsult-i
able,
he
said.
Many
nurses
left
the
1
profession
to
marry,
and
his
experience
was
that
about
60
per
cent
of
young
doctors
married
nurses.
ACTIVE
AT
100
'
RAMSOATE,
Eng.,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
Miss
Florence
Goodwin
celebrated
her
100th
birthday
by
arising
at;
7:30
and
opening
50
letters
which
I
arrived
by
the
first
post.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
m
mm4
Srt
Cm!,
MUmtrU
AcwtTlM
VcJdinc
J1UU
m
SavatOI
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Longer
Time
Asked
By
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Committee
to
be
Appointed
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
meeting
last
night
In
the
Knox
Hotel
passed
a
resolution
requesting
the
President
to
appoint
a
committee
to
take
up
with
the
transportation
companies
the
question
of
stopovers
for
their
boats
at
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Idea
of
Increasing
the
time
given
passengers
to
see
the
city.
The
matter
was
discussed
at
some,
length,
It
being
the
opinion
of
some
members
that
adiustments
mlehi
be
made
In
the
timetable
which!
would
be
of
advantage
to
the
city.'
The
committee
was
asked
to;
point
out
that
whereas
formerly
there
was
little
to
see
In
the
cltr
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with
the
exception
of
the
Cold
Stor-
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were
puouc
and
private
gardens,
a
museum
and
totem
poles
that
Interested
a
great
many
people.
The
question
of
making
the
dty(
even
more
attractive
by
co-obera-l
Hon
of
all
bodies,
public
and
private
was
also
discussed
briefly.
Appreciate
Work
Junior
Chamber
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
dinner
meeting
last
night
passed
a
vote
of
appreciation
of
the,
work
of
the
Junior
Chamber
in
staging
the.
first
annual
port
day
thls.year.
The
President.
F.
A.
McCallum.
was
In
the
chair
and
he
emphasized
the
value
or
the
effort.
The
resolution
was
moved
by
8.
E.
Parker
arid
carried
with
enthusiasm.
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Williams
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behalf
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