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Waterfront
Whiffs
Salmon
Canning
to
Commence
With
Opening
of
Sockeye
Season
Tomorrow-Night
Halibut
Landings
Light
This
Week
siderable
activity
ls
expected
in
the
train
,from
nere
fr
the
East,
A
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With
the
difference
between
canners
and
operators
as
to
the
sockeye
price
for
the
season
iroincr
to
arbitration.
packing
of
the
fall
varieties
of
pinks
and
chums.
The
fishermen
are
ask-
Trince
Rupert
Delayed
ing
47&C,
the
same
price
as
was
Making
of
repairs
to
the
steamer
.Cambrai
Chapter
Outing
Enjoyed
Twenty-Two
Members
on
Thiirsday
Evening
Ticnic
preparations
to
return
home.
Mrs.
T.
Fraser,
regent
of
Cambrai
Chapter,
was
In
charge
of
gen-
The
bis
diesel
powered
cannery-tender
Ketchikan,
one
of
the
vessels
of
her
type
ever
seen
,
here,
arrived
In
port
at
9
o'clock
waning
iba.uoo
pounds
at
Seattle
.this
morning,
bringing
in
tbe
yesterday
as
follows:
Reoublic,
38,-
Ketchikan
baseball
team
which
000
pounds,
San
Juan,
7c
and
7Vic;
Coolldge,
32,000,
New
England,
will
play
a
series
of
three
games
with
Prince
Rupert
this
evening
E
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up-to-date
on
values
when
you
decide
on
your
new
car.
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the
only
low-priced
car.with
all
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modern
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.
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oZy
low-priced
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that
combines
83-horcpowcr
performance
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that
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52
juui
menus
;
nuy
a
nevroiet
benefit
by
its
modern
completeness
and
pocket
your
gav.
ings
on
first
cost,on
running
costs,
on
upkeep!"
low
Monthly
PoymMfc
m
lh
Cf
raf
Motm
ImMnwnf
fan
ROYAL
MOTORS
A
Jrd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
George
Is
Right
In
Line
Of
Development;
Town
Progressing
In
Various
Ways
.
By
II.
F.
rULLEN
wtv
-
Iuuvuu
Ttnh
nntiVinnfpfl
rnnirl
irrnwth.
In
both
places
visitors.
two
1
'l.
"
'
J
osAVly
one
of
the
most
promls-
members
of
Cambrai
Chapter,'
,
sold
ij
at
m-Pmmnhlv
hifrh
nrices
Prince
imPeriai,orderofDaughtersof
theireal
estate
was
unieasona
ing
features
of
Prlnce
Oeorge
l3
Empire,
participated
in
the
chap-
Rupert
and
Prince
George
were
to
be
sister
cities
witn
tne
fact
ntat
lt
ls
developlnK
,nt0
ter's
annual
picnic
which
was
held1
considerable
edge
going
to
Prince
Rupert
as
the
terminal
an
important
air
centre,
one
at
the
summer
camp
of
Mrs.
George
port
of
a
huge
transcontinental
salmon
cannintr
is
sehpflnlprl
tn
rot
nnrW
wav
in
P-inrc.
Peters
at
McNlchol
Creek.
Between
railway
system.
Prince
George
has
5:30
and
6
o'clock
the
members
fulfilled
the
expectations
to
about
Runert
district
Snndav
pvpnino-
eVnmg
with
th
nnonincr
nf
0f
tUa
fnl
f
LS,
,?fly
lth.
tnt,Perin
theiwere
conveyed
across
the
harbor
by
the
same
extent
as
Prince
Rupert
Season
for
fishing
With
SOCkeye
glllnets.
Expestations
are!Bruce
Wilson
and
Geoffrey
Willett'both
falling
far
short
but
keeping
for
a
fairly
good
rim
of
SOckeyes.
While
the
market
for
who
had
offered
the
launches
for
about
the
proper
ratio.
They
are
this
variety
is
not
very
strong
this
'the
occasion.
pretty
much
independent
of
each
year,
the
canners
will,
ho
doubt,
be
at
10
P-m-
on
her
return
to
Van-
AIter
a
hearty
supper
in
the
cab-
other,
serving
the
northern
part
of
open
to
receive
all
the
fish
that
of-
Ouver
and
waypoints,
brought
In
jn
tne
girls
gathered
on
the
beach
the
province
as
distributing
centres
fer.
For
cheaper
grades
of
fish,
somc
sixty
passengers
Including
aroimd
a
huge
bon-fire
where
the
'
as
shippers
of
national
products
however,
the
market
is
reported
to
about
twenty-six
round-trippers
playing
of
Softball
singing
and
and
providing
at
the
same
time
.
.
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.
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a
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dc
.quite
guoa
wus
year
ana
con-
vut..w
wu
luutw
evening
story
telling
took
nlace
until
ten-,ine
'wo
Dest
"laitwewa
iui
iuv-ai
the
development
of
agriculture
Both
really
exist
in
order
that
they
may
serve
the
nation
and
not
as
paid
for
sockeve
last
vear.
while
Prince
Rupert,
which
stranded
in
rni
nrrrtntrpmon
,-hiiP
Mrs
r.nntJ
merchants
sometimes
think
so
the
canners
have
offered
45c.
This
Johnston
Straits
just
north
of
Sey-
Irey
willett
supervised
the
serving
that
tncv
mav
make
monev
out
of
is
the
noint
that
will
eo
to
arbitra-
rnour
Narrows
In
a
dense
fog
on
f
TPfrochmpnts
'the
country.
Most
business
peopl
tlon.
f.HJn..
1
i
1
1
i
,
muu
uiuiiiuig
wiuie
uiunouni
Thnw
nrMPnt
.Pt-f
Mrs
T
Prns.
would
like
to
exploit
the
country
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver,
.
,
...
...
..
'
.
...
I
rather
than
serve
it,
judging
from
Halibut
landings
were
light
at
Is
taking
longer
than
had
at
first'
Ci'
iV"-
""."
-"ew-!the
way
they
talk.
We
ask
them:
Prince"
Rupert
during
the
past
week
been
anticipated.
It
had
been
ex-,
man-
Mrs-
Oe0Te
Peters-
Mrs-
Jack!
"How
is
business?"
at
a
total
of
only
331,900
pounds
of
pected
that
the
Prince
Rupert
(
Garrett,
Mrs.
Wm.
Brooksbank,
Mrs.
1
They
immediately
becin
to
figure
which
73,300
pounds
was
from
Can-
would
be
ready
10
sall
Jrm
Van-
J.
A.
Barrie,
Mrs.
T.
A.
McWaters,
1
thclr
turnover
or
their
profits
and
adlan
vessels
and
308,600
pounds
couver
on
Monday
evening
of
next
Mrs.
8yd
Elkins.
Mrs.
Geoffrey
WH-.not
the
service
tney
are
Bivlns
tbE
from
American.
In
view
of
the
week
and
arrive
here
Wednesday
,ett
Mrc
Q
c
You
Mrs
D
R
.
c"itv4
enroute
to
Skagway.
Now.
however.
'
Prince
George
looks
alter
tne
lightness
of
landines,
prices
were
,
,
,
considerably
stronger
For
Can!
word
has
been
received
here
that
Barclay,
Misses
Wllma
Wilson,
w
Max,
weil-beinS
of
a
small
but
steady
adian
fish
the
high
price
of
the
there
will
be
n0
sailing
out
of
Van-
Ine
Heilbroner,
Helen
McCaffery.
stream
of
tourists
who
drive
in
week
was
7.8c
and
5c
which
the
couver
Monday
night.
The
steam-
Creddie
Morgan,
Frances
Thomson,
;
from
southern
British
Columbia
Cape
Spear,
Kaien
and
Unome
were
er
Prin
George,
however,
will
be
sheila
Stewart,
Molly
Ellison,
Ella:the,
U"lted,
f
tat!?
T
.
Eastern
Ca
paid
for
catches
of
600,
3,500
and
vlng
Vancouver
on
Wednesday
stecni
Norma
Rogers
mtf
LuciUe
!
te
S
S
sS
pt
8,500
pounds
respectively
while
the
J
teht
onlhe
WJJ
Brooksbank.
'
j5?dS.
Sey
also
p"oZ
low
was
6.4c
and
5c
received
by
the
DnnBs
ner
n-re
iriaay
morning
'
.
.
'
.,;.
fn,
Capella
for
1600
pounds.
ForyAm-
enroute
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
iJs
erican
fish
the
high
price
of
the
Normal
service
will
be
resumed
with
bastlarii
6c
and
Llng
cod
was
Jal
a
tatiSi
wcck.
was
o.ic
ana
ac
wmcn
me
"
"
f--
Edgecombe
and
Chelan
were
paid
from
Vancouver
on
July
11
for
for
11,600
and
25,000
pounds
res-
sway,
nc
sailing
mrougn
nere
pectively
and
the
low
7c
and
5c
3
8
to
Anyox
and
Rtewart
ls
also
which
thP
Ppripmi
rpr-PivpH
fnr
id
.
cancelled,
it
is
announced.
500
pounds.
The
grand
total
of
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
season
up
to
yesterday
had
reached
5,612,150
pounds
of
which
2,612,650
pounds
was
from
Canadian
vessels
and
2,999,500
pounds
from
Eight
vessels
sold
ha:ibut
catches
selling
at
4c
per
pound
and
sable-fish
at
5c.
som
smaller
mills
with
a
purely
local
business
Sawmills
Busy
fl
Oiomc
the
Facie
'Lake
Sawmills
Ltd.;
with
A.
R.
Stack
as
manager,
-will-
be
cutting
aboui
fifteen
million
feet
of
white
spruce
this
summer
unless
there
should
be
another
bad
setback
in
the
market.
The
output
is
approxi
mately
100.000
feet
a
day,
keepln?
7y2c
and
7c;
Jane,
18,000,
Booth,
I
and
tomorrow.
In
addition
to
the
150
men
nrofltahlv
emnloved
at
6'ic
and
6c;
Presho.
15.500.
SaniDlavers.
the
Ketchikan
broucht
in
trip
mill
onrt
t
tVp
nrnnHe
v
n
H
-H
now
cfcam.F
ni
iu
i
.
.,
-
....
.
,
.
.
"...
;
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"
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u-uc,,
juan,
oc;
jxoraic,
ib.uuo,
wniz.
6-ftc
&
large
party
or
lans.
They
will
be
tlon
to
the
employment
provided
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
which
ar-jand
6c:
Forward,
10,000,
Booth,
j
here
until
Sunday
night.
Capt.
Con-1
in
a
secondary
way
In
supplyin-rived
In
port
at
3:45
yesterday
af-,
7c;
La
Paloma,
20,000,
Sebastian,
'
rad
Wllfare
is
skipper
of
the
Ket-jthe
needs
of
the
men
and
the
mill
ternoon
from
the
south
and
.salledj
7'c
and
6c:
Yaquina,
18,000,
Se-
:chikan.
!The
product
goes
to
the
centra;
TTT
JTr"m-
r,
i,
M
w
.
buv
the
ontv
EtonomvTBR
WITH
HLL
IHESE
FEATURES
!
VESTERN
MADE
FOR
WESTERN
TRADE
W
Mtilrr
J
ilodth.
and
eastern
United
States.
Provld
margin
of
profit.
Last
year's
cut
Is
being
shipped
now
arid
this
year's
cut
will
be
shipped
next
year,
at
least
six
month
beint
rt-
quired
for
the
lumber
to
dry.
Lois
are
cut
green
but
the
lumber
must','
be
seasoned.
ITincc
oeorne
peupic
can
urivc
over
their
highway
system
to
most)
the
mills.
They
can
also
drive
to
Vancouver,
Hazelton
and,
by
I
means
of
a
small
network
of
'local
roads,
to
a
number
of
small
lakes
Pnnnrf
nnd
Prince
Georee
were
laid
out
at
and
flshlne
streams
where
thev
nl,tif
hn
nmp
rime.
P,nth
exnected
to
be
cities
of
im-
entertain
themselves
and
their
thirty
when
the
happy
party
made'iarm
proaucis
ana
uius
u.ip.us
ui
piane
muses
lis
uase
mere
an
me
time
and
ft
ls
on
the
line
of
filch.
ed
there
is
no
hitch
in
the
plans
and
a
stopping
place
for
plants
the
mill
will
operate
steadily
until
going
to
the
Yukon
and
Alaska,
to
the
end
of
October
or
possibly
Into
the
Peace
River
and
the
Macken
November.
,
zle
basin,
also
for
east
and
west
Other
mills
at
present,
cutting
planes.
It
ls
suggested
that
Prince
lumber
Include
the
McLean
Timbei
Rupert
should
get
In
on
the
clr-Company
at
Shelly;
the
S.
B.
Trl-
cult,
securing
this
by
the
granting
cah
Lumber
Co.
at
Aleza
Lake;
the
of
a
mail
subsidy
for
a
service
Upper
Fraser
Spruce
Mill
at
Hans-
from
Prince"
Rupert
to
Prince
ard;
the
Sinclair
Spruce5
"Timber
George.
Co.
at
Sinclair
Mills
and
the
Red
New
Vost
Office
Mountain
Lumber
Co.
at
Penny.
,
Prince
George
expect
to
have
In
addition
to
the
mills
now
new
post
office
next
year,
a
sum
cutting
and
shipping
lumber,
the
of
money
being
already
provided
Stack
Lumber
Co.
ls
building
the
by
Parliament
for
that
purpose
camps
for
a
new
40,000
foot
mil!
The
town
ls
right
In
line
of
de-at
LeGrand
not
far
from
McBrlde.
velopment.
The
businessmen
are
According
to
Information
supplied
alive
to
the
situation
and,
aftei
it
expects
to
be
cutting
next
year,
all,
the
progress
of
a
city
depend
The
capital
for
this
mill
Is
coming
to
a
larB
extent
on
the
merchant!'
from
Concord,
New
Hampshire,
and
Just
as
the
agricultural
develop
the
lumber
will
be
taken
from
gov-
rnent
depends
upon
the
Tarmers.
ernment
leases.
Cedar
poles
may
'
May
I
add
that
the
establish
be
included
In
the
shipments.
j
mcnt
of
the
creamery
at
Prince
The
lumber
market
is
poor
at
,
Oeorge
was
a
very
Important
move
present
and
the
operations
are
be-1
and
Prince
Rupert
benefits
by
srv
ing
carried
on
with
a
very
small;
curing
from
It
a
constant
supply
of
excellent
butter.
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