J
Pierrots
THE
DAILY
XEW5
Waterfront
Whiffs
Seinefish
Are
Now
Befinnin?
to
Show
Lo
In
Thi
nistHrf
Walihnt
T.anrl.
I
ings
Fail
Off
With
Closing
of
Area
No.
2
According
to
word
receired
from'
the.
Queen
Charlotte
Wands,
the
regents
of
Skidegate
and
Sklde-
gate
Mission
are
still
somewhat
agi-;
tated
about
the
refusal
of
Canadian
National
b0a.t3.to
land
at
the
new
wharf
at
Skidegate
which
has
been-declared
too
small.
A
petition
has.
Seine
fishermen
are
now
beginning
to
take
salmon
in
more
substantial
numbers
m
waters
contiguous
to
Prince
Kupert
such
as
the
Naas
River.
Lowe
Inlet
and
Butedale
although
there
is
still
much
to
be
desired.
The
run
of
pinks
in
Massett
Inlet
has
not
materlized
to
any
ex
tent
to
date.
Gill
netters
in
the
akeena
and
Naas
Riven
ire
averagiaz
abost
tiratT
sock-
eye
to
the
boat
with
srrenty
tol0
Bt
to
r'oi
Hanson
IIP.
asi-
elghty
ntavt
There
his
been
a,lnS
mat
the
mail
ssbsscy
tor
sme-
itStnz
off
in
the
cotao
rsn
on
the
treCing
grounds.
As
a
rercrii
of
the
recent
dosing
down
cl
halibat
fishing
in
Area
No.
2,
the
past
-reek
was
marked
by
a
sharp
taihng
off
in
hattbst
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
only
271JBO0
poends
being
brought
in.
Of
this
79,509
poands
ni
landed
by
three
Canadian
tcs-
gate
ana
sncegate
XUsaoa
be
glr
en
to
the
Vnxm
steamship
Co.
Chartes
Bruce
and
Arnold
PaH
ant
of
Skidegate
haTe
jutced
the
fisheries
patrol
senice.
according
to
word
received
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
George
Coles,
which
arrived
earlier
sels
and
19103
pounds
by
eight
jin
the
-reek
from
the
Queen
Char-
American
boats.
With
the
landings
Ugh!,
prices
shored,
a
distinct
np-xard
movement
The
top
price
of
the
week
lor
Canadian
fish
was
93c
and
6c
paid
the
AUi
for
8900
pounds
and
the
low
Tte
and
5c
received
by
the
Constance
B.
for
32j009
pounds.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
of
tbe
week
was
lfl.3e
and
6c
paid
the
Hazel
H.
for
21.000
poonds
and
thej
vm
S-2c
ana
ec
wnicn
tne
Arrow
received
for
35JG00
poends.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
HoKby
and
txo
children.
Monica
and
Gvea.
re-tamed
home
Thursday
after
being
guests
of
Hubert
Ward
on
a
boat
trip
to
Mr.
Ward's
name
on
Princess
Royal
Island.
Intensity
in
ranaOfog
a
ship
to
land
was
displayed
recently
at
Skiiegate
Then
the
steamer
Prince
John
tag
lotte
Islands,
sailed
Thursday
on
her
return
to
VancouTer
with
ealli
at
Clazton
and
Butedale
to
load
canned
salmon.
I
la
nns
spent
yesterday
and
all
night
making
ber
calls
in
the
Skeena
River.
Union
steamer
Car
dena.
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
7
o'clock
this
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
8:50
ajn.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
EaHbut
landings
at
Junean
op
to
August
8
this
year
totalled
1,-7Q0j0O3
poonds,
being
2O0JK0
poends
higher
than
at
a
linJIai
date
last
year.
Prices
this
year
at
Juneau
haTe
been
about
the
same
as
last
year.
Two
western
schooners
sold
hal-
stopped
in
response
to
mes-lt
catches
totaffing
76JO0
poundi
sent
from
shore
to
snip
by!
Seattle
yesterday
as
lours-:
Set
ose
of
the
horn
and
lights
of
an
astcmobSe.
Orfci;
to
rtpairs
beta?
riide
to
tbe
Qseen
Charlotte
City
dock,
tbe
Canaritan
National
steam
er
haTe
sot
been
able
to
can
there!
ka,
itm
pounds.
10c
and
Sc:
Wal
ks-
35JDO0
pounds.
Whir.
3e
and
Sc.
The
-en
knom
Seattle
haSbst
cl
USJt,
The
steamer
Prince
John
.
.
vxs
not
anre
of
this
hea
it
casiefn4lt-
.h
v,,uZ.Zt
.
.Vr"Tu..C77Z:.
r-J
to
Nanaimo
by
a
local
tag
-
r:aid
1D
go
on
to
Seattle
in
to
of
5
tJV,1?
Call
at
irn
that
port.
fcen
Dr.
MsCaU
and
R.
C.
ItrKen-l
r..
-rto
-srre
at
Eildfate.
irnall-
Serenty
tagged
hafibat.
mostly
led
the
steamer
tth
the
horn
and
(from
the
Goose
Island
banks.
haTe
Eghtz.
Tbe
John
thereupon
tem-jbeeii
reported
to
the
International
ed
into
EiHegaie
and
landed
the
IFisfcerjes
Commission
so
far
this
tick
mas
-rfco
is
oerr
progressing
year.
favorably
at
the
Qaeen
CharSoUei
Rc-rpitaL
I
1,0
boats
being
In
with
catches.
r
'there
ias
no
sale
of
halibut
pn
fit
The
ner
cannery
and
redaction
Exchange
aamin$
pUnt
of
the
BX;.
Packers
at
Pacofl
-r.
fxeihter
Chfluack,
oxnW
Qrn
Charlotte
IsUnds.
has
nox
hf
Union
Steamihip
Co.
an
bt-n
and
is
ready
to
competed
operate
on
a
long
term
Urt
packing
Local
labor
was
to
cJaTter
the
pj.
Waterhsf
Jf
SS11
construction
capt.
A.
W.
Ogden
ir
"
p
ieommand,arriTed
in
port
last
night
.
,
,
.
.
.
from
VancouTer
and
was
this
Capt.
Albert
Jones
of
the
trotter
M
discharglng
uusiiiS
caiJ-
StertsUm
reports
Hecate
Straits
TirtaaDy
aBre
wHh
pink
salmon.
CPP
steamer
Princes
Charlotte
There
U
some
speculaUon
as
to
.
Capt
William
Palmer,
southbound
whether
these
are
Oue-n
Charlotte
from
Skagway
to
Vancourer
with
Iilind.
mainland
or
American
sal-ja
capacity
lla
of
passengers.
Is
raoT.
Old
timers
say
they
are
I-!
due
in
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
land
salmon.
and
wfll
sail
at
5
pjn.
Caot.
W.
p.
Armour,
manager
oi
the
Armour
SalTage
Co,
sails
this
eTening
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancourer
enroute
to
Rochester,
Minnesota,
where
he
will
enter
the
Mayo
Clinic
for
treatment.
Many
friends
will
hope
for
the
popular
Paul
a
speedy
and
effectiye
recovery
from
his
ailments.
December
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
MANY
GET
PENSIONS;
An
Fioiimes
Nw
Shirr
la
Old-A?e
Payments.
l'SJtlS
Last
Tear.
OTTAWA,
Asgsst
13:
(CP
The
Dominion
treasury
paid
est
S2&.-J
521337
in
aid-are
pensions
far
thej
fiscal
year
ended
March
21,
figures
obtained
from
the
finance
depart-1
ment
here
disclosed.
The
Dxntc-'
ion
pays
75
per
cent,
ef
the
penstocs
Vr
J355
a
year.
Payments
Uniform.
Pension
payments
are
uniform
jhrougnoat
Canada.
This
-om
practice
In
the
United
States
rhere
each
state
6tasits
xonthly
pendens
to
persons
over
state
with
the
nroTiso
that
in
mi
BISHOP
RIX
so
the
pensioners
receired
sose-j
,
rr
tt
i
n.
1
TA1I
what
above
J3SJW0.0M.
A
HAK
.
ON
This
ns
a
eonstosrabte
bitreise!
.
l
j
opportunity
of
meeting
His
Lord-
snip
stity-HTc
Under
sxial.
security
17
T
1
-egisiaUoQ
the
Federal
Treasury
at,
I
I
dllLUlo
LdKc
Aashragton
supp&es
half
the
am-'
junt
of
the
pensions
paid
in
each
xxpenences
Ui
JS
;
Local
Boy
At
FRANCOIS
LAKH
An?
13:
se
shall
the
Federal
share
be
orer
I
per,
is
spending
the
holidays
in
the
.15
a
month.
States
that
pay
$35
a
Francois
Lake
district
and
erery
MDis
naTe
to
suppry
szs
monthly
hetssetTes.
!
In
Canada
ail
the
cost
of
adminis-ermg
the
fund
must
be
paid
by
the
prorinees.
moment
is
fraught
with
new
dis-
eoTeries.
He
got
within
twenty
feet
of
a
young
bun
moose,
caught
a
big
grey
trout
at
Francois
Lake
and
was
the
guest
of
the
Hougen
At
the
close
of
the
last
fiscal
year
family
at
Tatalrose.
tbe
MePhaij
:he
total
number
of
old-age
pen-,Raneh
on
Bald
Hill
and
at
tbe
toners
In
Canada
was
175.675.
Foi-jbome
of
the
Harris
Oichestra
on
wing
are
the
numbers
of
pen-)
Francois
Lake,
finding
odd
mocv
oners
tn
each
province
witb
the
m
which
to
visit
his
fathei
sreentage
of
pensioners
to'
the
to-
Albert
Ed
hind,
who
is
foreman
on
al
number
of
persons
over
seventy
telephone
line
construction
a
the
province
in
brackets:
A1-!
Hil
Iatt
experience
was
when
erta.
8,725
1
52.23
per
cent.);
Bri-
a
defective
stove-pipe
set
fire
tc
h
Cotumbia.
11.5C3
'
42.55
;
Mani-;th
bBnk
tent
Wch
blazed
mer-oba.
UJ&OO
52.70:
New
Bruns-rfl'-
vruh
T3Se
presynce
of
mind,
fek.
11.142
531;
Nova
Scotia.
TO"1
Davey
seized
bit
lather's
pe
327
tfAfAt-
Ontario
o
rs
1
razor
and
cut
the
bumins
clotii
5;
Prince
Edward
Island.
lZll"om
tenl
and
halted
the
ZlXnt;
Quebec
HZ
21),
Sa-
bUl
wWch
tui
burning
HisJ
katchewan,
11,775
53.35
;
North-
i
aUiers
socka,
having
jusi
under
,
vest
Territories.
9.
7.44i.'
Ztxte
a
bath,
offered
a
solution
tt
i
Dominion
contributions
for
the
who
q,lwchd
the
remain
j
ast
fiscal
year
by
provinces
follow
flre
wtth
thc
Albert
will)
Alberta,
J1360371:
British
Colum-
a("u,:
a
e
r-r-
great
vU,$U55J51:
Manitoba,
iljm
19V
danjwa
done
as
thr
fire
waf
.'ew
Brunswick,
U3373
Nora
conlined
to
one
kh
may
be
Scotia.
3135,701:
Ontario.
S3J27.-
7
raind
'53:
Prince
Edward
Island.
$167!-
330;
Quebec.
53.K6.2M
including
PKOVINCCS
NAME
CHOSEN
back
payments;
Saskatchewan
$1-
.
r,ih,n
-x
75734;
Northwest
Terrltoriei
li.
fConUnpe1JP
f5e!l
71-
forwarded
a
note
to
Sir
Edward
Since
the
old-age
pensions
first
whfch
read
in
part:
Tame
Into
effect
in
1923
the
Do-'
"As
there
exists
a
Colombia
In
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvei
Monday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
3
pn!
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
pjn
.
Wednesday
Ss.
Princess
1
Charlotte
5
pm.!
Friday
ss.
Cardena
....
10:30
pjn.
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
pm.
ss.
Cardena
10.30
pm.
Saturday
Ss,
Prince
Rupert
7
pjn.J
Aug.
7
and
21
ss.'Prlnce
Robert
4
p.m
,
rrom
Vancouver
,
Bunday
ss.
Catala
4
pm
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
..
.10:00
am.
Frl.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10.
am
.
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pm.
1
Ss.
Cardena
pm.
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
am.i
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Alice
ry
am.J
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
T
tiding.
Al
Tra
md
Cmm
m
OrrhTila.
KEN
RAYNER
For
Your
RADIO
SERVICE
MODERN
EQUIPMENT
REASONABLE
RATES
'
PHONE
BLACK
112
Find
Sundays
In
Winnipeg
Quiet
American
Twtrbl
Had
It
Difrtrult
T
Pat
la
Tbse
WIXXTPEG.
Axe
13:
"CP
A
st
pped
dock
added
to
the
dis-craniied
state
of
siad
of
tvo
Am-rrxaa
tourists
Tis&s&g
here
on
a
iSaaday.
Ttred
aad
thirsty
after
tradgias
Jv
streets
kn
a
rxta
effort
to
par-chase
draks
ether
than
those
soM
m
cafes
aad
dr5
stores,
the
pah
'
gxtneed
at
a
dock
in
the
Canadian
Pacific
rotunda
before
depaxtir;
for
the
vest.
worn
rai
w-icadllrts
OTiait
f.amMi
The
cteck
ns
out
of
order
andi
35L
Some
of
the
increase
ns
due-
.
.
.
i
r
t
a
.
And
Baptism
at
St.
Peter's
Church
claiming
the
pensions
last
year
but'
HAZIXTOX.
As;
13:
JO.
Brr
ing
the
first
fun
year
that
Qvebecjrirtd
in
HarrKpn
ast
Friday
aad
and
Nex
Brunsrkk
had
old-age
M
Sunday
coming
condacted
spe-pension
schemes
in
operatioc
cial
serrxtes
hi
St
Ptlert
CiKirrl
.
Nex
Branrrick
started
tu
pen-
a
lrg
coagregatiaQ
betas
in
st-stons
on
Jdy
1.
1.
and
QeebeettfT:rt3n-
iK
on
August
1.
15.
When
thej
C10
ilay.
the
aifant
daughter
scheme
started
in
these
prtmnees'0
Jir-
ad
Mrs.
t
A.
Myros,
uos
there
-ra
a
rush
of
appBcaaBfa01?6"1
P-
hfch
cluttered
the
reeeiTins
of-1
Frank
BsrBng.
mtsswoary
fkes
and
accordingly
many
of
the!
wzs
ordained
to
the
dia-
naTir.enti
had
to
b
made
riTO--cocate'
oescs
presemec
w
urn.
uUrr
"The
rannnitc
an
an-varlRiwP
br
RT.
J.
E.
BSChaH.1
in
last
year's
figures
althoush
real-.rtcwr
f
Sthers.
His
lordAip
!y
applying
to
the
late
months
of
fJTff1
a
21091
imprcssTe
1835.
jheipfcl
sermon.
Holy
Commeaion
serrtee
uhteh
r-
-i
.7!:
by
Per.
J
E.
Buchafl
ana
filti
TT
.1
T.ut,
Rer.
Frank
Bortinc.
nUUed
to
$28
o
a
month
if
their
hlt
WTate
tocome
does
not
ceed:Bisho
at
St
Peter's
Rec
$125
a
year.
If
the
prfraie
income
tftrT
An
w,,
M
rather
than
confuse
passengers
officials
had
coTeied
the
face.
This
txj
expiaiaed
to
the
United
Stats
Ttsstors.
One
of
them
replied
dole-fafly:
-Oh.
I
thought
it
ns
Just
part
of
your
Sunday
requirements
in
this
city
E
i
ei
j
thing
else
is
so
tiiitly
closed
I
thought
perhap'
you
had
to
carer
your
clocks
too."
TERRACE
Mrs.
C.
J.
Korrtngton
armed
on!
Monday
from
Prince
Rupert
and
is.
the
guect
of
Mrs.
Win
Robinson.
I
Sunday
brought
a
serere
electric
storm
to
Terrace
and
district
al
though
n
dam?e
has
been
re-1
sorted.
The
storm
xas
esoeciallTi
sere
re
in
the
Lakelse
Lake
counUy
The
delegates
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
other
visitors
to
th
u
aooTe
Lcai.
uk
peiKHxier
a
ki
i.
...
.
.
.
mUtled
to
enouh
to
erre
fcta
or
.
,
.
,
.
"--MSnnners
ceieorauons
returned
on
---
1
m.i)
iiu
icwiMra
an
exceuem
show.
The
orator
for
the
Indians
lack
Joseph,
is
receiring
special
mention
for
his
timely
remarks
reminding
the
white-
inhabitants
if
the
Bolkley
Valley
of
their
Ten
-ecrnt
arrrral
in
the
country.
Mrs.
R.
Jeats
of
VancouTer
Is.
visiting
here
with
Mrs.
O.
J.
Kir-
kaldy
at
her
summer
home
at
Takelse
Lake.
Mrs.
Jeats
and
lam-:
ily
lired
here
some
yeass
ago.
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S.
Richardsun,
nsheries
m-i
vpector
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
was
at
Skidegate
and
Queen
'
Charlotte
last
week
on
depart-'
mental
business.
M.
J.
Williams
has
completed
a
new
store
near
the
hew
wharf
at
Skidegate
and
has
It
stocked
and
ready
for
business.
Reach
the
most
people
in
city
ind
district
with
tu
ftarerttsezneat
'n
the
Dally
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FUUMJ
FOUND
Dark-rimmed
glasses
on
Fourth
Avenue
East,
near
Dr
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office.
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may
have
same
by
calling
at
Dal!
News
office
and
paying
for
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tf.
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minion
treasury
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$123,393,834.
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of
$20
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fiscal
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there!
were
1.945
and
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amounted
to
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