9
PAGE
FOUR
Colossal
OPENING
OCT.
1
NOTED
IN
MEDICINE
(Continued
From
Page
One)
siderable
part,
has
become
a
stand
ard
work
on
the
subject.
He
was
literature
prize
for
this
work
in
1928.
:
f
The
variety
of
Sir
Andrew's
pro
vember
24,
1864,
the
son
of
the
late
William
MacPhail
of
Inveranle.
He
;was
educated
at
the
Prince
of
Wales
;
College,
Charlottetown
and
McGill'
university,
nis
degree
from
the
latter
institution
being
BA.
1888
and
MD.
1891.
Graduating
from
McGill
he
went
to
England
and
was
attached
to
the
London
Hospital
i
London)
and
a
fellow
of
the
Royal
Ambulance
with
which
he
saw
service
in
France,
from
1914
to
1919
and
was
created
a
knight
bachelor
for
his
war
work.
Another
war
reward
was
the
Order
of
the
British
Sir
Andrew
began
his
literary
career
as
a
contributor
to
the
University
Magazine.
He
was
editor
of
the
l"c
Canadian
Medical
Association
association
ductlons
can
be
seen
from
a-list
of
ua,naaian
,Meaicall
l?is
Jural
long
period.
He
took
'the
titles
of
works:
"Maria
,over
iChapdelalne"
(translation
of
Louis
.J",
m
ine
cut
"ld
w"
nt-1
Hemon's
novel'
of
Quebec
life);,'
lTli
an
f'The
Life
St
John
McCrae"
(a
syml
I
g?'
f
11
Hf
....,.,-
i
,
...
.
.iHe
made
r
reeular
visits
to
Briton
."pathetic
biography
of
a
friend
and
fellow
writer
and
doctor,
the
author
of
the
was
poem,
"In
Flanders'
Fields");
and
"Essays
in
Portias,"
'Three
Pernor,"
and
"Books
of
Sorrow,"
critical
pamphlets.
Born
on
P.E.I.
'
Andrew
MacPhail
was
born
at
iOrwell,
Prince
Edward
Island.
No
where
he
was
held
in
high
esteem
in
literary
circles
for
his
writings.
Sir
Andrew
married
Georglna
Burland,
daughter
of
G.
B.
Burland,
Montreal,
in
1893
and
his
wife
died
in
1902.
ENORMOUS
FISH
RUN
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
Sept.
24.
The
Dena
River,
In
Skidegate
Inlet
at
the
north
end
of
Moresby
Tslnnri
fe
iHrtiiolli,
nlnnnit
n.uu
and
on
his
return
was
appointed
pmk
salmon
these
days.
For
miles
for
fish.
With
the
fish
packed
In
so
tight,
the
bears
are
having
a
great
feed,
having
made
well
beaten
paths
Society
of
Canada.
He
held
the
down
tn
thp
rivpr
h,nir.
t
rank
of
major
In
the
Sixth
Field
'vals
of
a
few
feet.
A
BANK
WHERE
SMALL
ACCOUNTS
ARE
WELCOME
No
account
is
too
small,
and
none
too
large,
for
the
Bank
of
Montreal
to
handle
with
efficiency
and
courteous
attention
to
its
customers'
individual
requirements.
You
arc
invited
to
open
an
account
with
this
bank.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Piince
Rupert
Ilranch:
Stewart
Branch:
UTABLUHtD
UU
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
H.
V.
LITTLER,
Manager
"YOUR
BANK
AND
HOW
YOU
MAY
USE
IT"-i
r
llfi.
South
to
Vancouver'
Calling
at
Ocean
Fallfj
and
Powell
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
Every
'THURSDAY,
11
:15
p.m.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
V-17-33
...
making
their
layover
under
the
voluntary
curtailment
plan
before
actually
leaving
for
the
grounds
oh
their
final
trips
of
the
season
In
other
words,
a
U
boat
UUitl
Illlblll
might
V
layover,
would
not
commence
until
proiessor
of
pathology
at
Bishops
Un
the
stream,
which
not
so
manv
several
days-later.
However,
it
is
College,
Lennoxville,
Que.
In
1907,vears
aeo
thp
fUh
nivor
pntr.H
l
expected
that
catches
in
Octobei
after
after
serving
serving
as
as
pathologist
pathologist
to
to
the
the'therp
'there
arP
are
countless
inf.ip
fh,,H.
thousands
JJwM
of1wl11
be
be
"red
scattered
and
and
that
not
a
Western
Hospital
and
Hospital
for!
the
pinks
At
some
places,
it
is
re-
gat
many
fares
will
be
landed
in
Insane
at
McGill.
He
was
a
mem-1
ported,
trie
bottom
cannot
be
seen
Prl"6e
J
the
most
P1
the
ber
of
the
Royal
College
of
Sur
geons
of
Great
Britain,
a
licentiate
dt
the
Royal
College
of
Physicians
larger
American
vessels
will
be
ronhiW
throueh
to
Seattle
wi'.h
their
final
catches.
Landings
;of
halibut
at
Prince
Rupert
up
to
and
includlne
yes
terday
.had.
reached
a.
total
of
11,-393,050,
pounds
,as
compared
with
11,802,350
pounds
at
a
correspond
-lnjr
date
last
vear.
The
aserpeatp
of
Canadian,
iandlpgs
for
this
year
is
5,446,650
pounds
as
aeainst
6.-
118830
pounds
a
year
ago
J
the
American'
total
is
5,946,400
t
pounds
in
comparison
with
last
i
year's
5,616,000
pounds.
I
j
for
the
past
week
landings
tailed
237,500
pounds
consisting
of
II
for
7,000
pounds.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
of
the
week'
was
10c
and
6c
which
the
Helge-land
received
for
28.000
nonnris
and
the
low
8.7c
and
6c
which
the
tTrinlty
was
paid
for
30,000
pounds
Dr.
W,
A.
Riddell,
for
the
past.
couple
of
years
a
member
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert;
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
Jeft
on
the
Princess
Adelaide'
last
evening
for
Regina
to
take
over
a
new
appointment
as
prov
incial
ianalyst.
The
move
has
been
made
in
the
Interests
of
the
health
of
Mrs-
Riddell
who
has
been
In
Saskatchewan
for
several
months
Appointment
of
a
successor
to
Dr.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
ANDSHIPYARD
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
September
ai
1831
Waterfront
Whiffs
Halibut
Landings
Will
Continue
Month
Yet
Dr.
Riddell
Goes
to
Regina
Tall
Fish
Stories
From
Interior
'
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has
not
yet
been
made.
126,500
pounds
from
seven
Cana-
the
local
angling
fraternity
the
dlan
Vessels
and
111,000
pounds
'past
few
days.
Dr.
Brocklesby
from
seven
American
vessels.
I
made
the
triD
to
Babinp
In
mjwj
luiimiucu
at
a
sieaay
ana.pauy
wiin
ur.
Anay
iritcnard
of
$
?
satisfactory
level
with
the
top
bld'Nanaimo
who
has
been
at
Klspiox'
v"
uaiiaumil
lull
uui"i5
uic
yasi
WCCK
CueCKing
Up
t
and
5c
received
by
the
Constance,
on
the
salmon
run.
Charlie's
com-)
B.
for
31,000
pounds
and
the
lowpanions
at
Lakelse
were
Jack
Bul-
6c
.and.6c
received
by
the
Clipper
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
.
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
ggras
Phone
580
ger,
Sid
Hunter
and
Alex
Hunter.
;
Repairs
to
the
Vancouver
halibut
boat
Constance
B.,
which
stranded
and
sank
at
Klcw
Nugget
In
Grenville
Channel
at
the
first
of
the
week,
are
now
proceeding
at
the
local
dry
dock
and
are
expected
to
be
completed
In
about
a
week's
time.
Nothing
New
On
Elevator
Fisheries
Commission
as
the
final
date
for
the
issuance
of
n
.
.
.
Z7.,,
,
.
clearances
to
halibut
fishing
vessels
for
the
season
to
Area
oEdmonor?!
Tasini
No.
3,
itis-expected-that
vessels
will
be
arriving"'
with
over
Local
riant
catches
up
to
almo'st-a
month
after
that
date.
This
is
due
fo
the
fart.
that.
it.
will
ho
nnssihlp
fnr
vpscpIq
tn
rnko
mit
No
word
word
has
has
been
received
at
their
papers
up
to
September
29.
:
local
elcvatod
elevatod
offices
of
any
change
being
made
in
connection
with
the
operation
of
the
local
Union
steamer
Cardcna,
Capt
house.
John
Gillespie,
head
of
the
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
Olllesple
Grain
Co.
of
Edmonton,
midnight
last
ww
7night
Aiigiib
At
from
KJlik
the
11.
W
'
which
was
reported
to
-
have
leased
m
I
able;
to
arrive
with
a
catch
on
I
south
and
sailed
a
couple
of
hours
tne
Iocal
Plant,
has
Issued
a
denial
.
'
.
.
,
a
i
i
nf
IVia
rnnnvf
semember
29
and
takp
nut
its
laier
on
ner
return
io
Vancouver."1
k"c
ri
clearance
the
same
day
for
thcand
waypoints.
next
voyage
which,
owing
to
the
With
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklcsby
back
from
Babine
Lake
and
DIED
AFTER
RESCUE
SOUTHPORT,
Eng.,
Sept.
24:
(CP)
Khnrtlv
nftor
halnr,
vnen,.
Charlie
f
j
i
,
..
.
Balagno
in
from
Lakelse.
the
gov-
lls.
collanSpd
nnn
riiM
vJZt
ernment
wharf
has
been
the
,ii.
lJ;j
:
centre
.
this
...
week
,
of
.....
tall
trout
....
fish-1
tne
iwuouiciHuic
Inquest
was
recoracu
at
ing
stories.
In
fact
Brock
and
Charlie
almost
have
each
other
-
sold
on
the
attractions
of
the
twol
piscatorial
centres.
Brock
assures
us
that
rainbow
minnows
of
under
I
two
feet
in
length
are
scornfully1
tossed
back
into
Babine.
As
fori
Lakelse,
Charlie
says,
cutthroats
of
under
five
pounds
hardly
cause
a
ripple.
Naturally,
the
biggest
ones,
as
usual,
got
away
in
the
in
terests
of
good
angling
again
next
while,
year
While
the
size
of
the
fish
their
abundance
mav
have?
diminished
none
in
the
tellinr.
.the
Brocklcsby
and
Balagno
e-jlpedltions,
evidently,
had
a
good
'time
and
have
been
the
talk
of
j"
i
5
.
w
f
Be
Sure
to
Visit
ALMER'S
ai:mfr'
i
I
Coffee
Shoppe
t
Corner
THIRD
and
SIXTH
The
Brightest
and
Most
up
to
the
Minute
Eating
Place
in
Prince
Rupert
Open
7
a.m.
t0
2
a.m.
WVW.VAf.W.WW'.VWWvW
Powder
Puff
Beauty
Shoppe
Permants,
MarcelLs,
Finger-waves,
etc.
Children's
Haircuts
a
Specialty.
Phone
Green
883
for
Appointment
Muriel
Eby
437
4th
E.
Phones
18
81
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
SATISFACTION
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents
Quality
Groceries
Reliable
Scrvfcc
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
INTEREST
IS
LOCAL
"Spawn
of
North"
Is
Week-end
Feature
Offering
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Spawn
of
the
North,"
a
picture
of
more
than
usual
local
interest
since
it
is
centred
around
the
fishing
industry
of
Alaska
with
Ketchikan
and
Taku
Glacier
Included
In
the
setting
is
the
week-end
feature
presentation
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
The
story,
based
on
an
original'
novel
by
Barrett
Wllloughby,
popu-1
lar
Alaskan
native
writer,
tells
what
happens
when
war
hits
the
fishing
country,
fishermen,
on
one
hand,
and
salmon
pirates,
on
the
other,
being
pitted
in
a
life
and
death
struggle.
Two
life-long
friends
are
found
arrayed,
against
each
other.
One
is
Oeorge
Raft,
a
ne'er-do-well
but
captivating
adventurer
of
the
northland,
and
the
other,
Henry
Fonda,
his
devoted
friend
and
reluctant
enemy.
Dor-pthy
Lamour
is
seen
as
a
typical
gallant
woman
of
the
north
country.
She
and
Louise
Piatt
provide
the
romantic
interest
and
do
as
much
as
the
salmon
war
to
drive
a
wedge
between
Raft
and
Fonda,
When
Raft
realizes
that
his
war
has
brought
nothing
but
unhappiness
and
danger
to
his
friends,
he
makes
a
great
sacrifice
to
prove
hl.
devotion
to
them
and
the
picture
comes
to
a
close
on
a
high
note.
Inspector
O.
C.
Barber,
provincial
police,
is
expected
back
on
tonight's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior
as
far
as
Prince
George
on
official
duties.
m
1
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