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Friday,
July
14,
HALIBUT
FISHING
PROBLEM
The
closing
of
the
halibut
fishing
season
on
July
29
this
year
as
announced
by
the
international
fisheries
commission,
draws
attention
once
more
to
the
difficulties
under
which
the
halibut
fishermen
labor
in
connection
with
the
regulations
now
in
force.
One
of
the
reliable
halibul
vessel
owners
states
that
the
average
catch
of
the
industry
this
year
so
far
has
netted
500
per
man
and
that,
if
they
are
lucky,
there
is
a
possibility
of
making
another
hundred
dollars
before
July
29.
This
does
not
give
the
men
enough
to
live
on
much
longer
than
during
the
fishing
season
and,
as
there
is
little
other
employment
to
be
found
in
the
district,
they
feel
themselves
badly
handicapped.
Under
somewhat
similar
circumstances
the
wheat
growers
of
the
prairies,
also
dependant
on
one
crop
a
year,
"Campacs"
THE
LATEST
&
FINEST
SUMMER
SHOES
ON
THE
MARKET
See
the
new
thick
crepe
sole
with
steel
arch
for
lightness
and
fitting
qualities.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Pbetie
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Far
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Priced
:
$3.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
MISS
YURI
Dressmaker
Ladles'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price
Phone
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880
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FRASER
8T.
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lilt;
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JlillUUl
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1
14
O
III
1,1
1UUII
v
guaranteed
price
and
got
it.
The
fishermen
here
are
not
any
better
off
than
the
wheat
growers
on
the
prairie?.
Some
of
them
have
moved
to
Vancouver
in
the
hope
of
getting
more
winter
employment
than
thev
could
get
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
have
not
yet
heard
if
they
have
bettered
their
condition.
It
seems
that
some
of
them
are
worse
off
than
before.
At
any
rate
the
condition
is
serA
i
1
f
'
il
il.
.
1
.
1
Oil
I
jous-anu
is
wormy
oi
me
careiui
consideration
oi
mose
who
take
an
interest
in
the
future
welfare
of
Prince
Many
of
the
fishermen
blame
the
halibut
commission
j
i
11.
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tL!
il
l
1
T
!i
xor
me
position
in
wnicn
mey
are
piacea.
in
opposition
to
this
it
has
been
pointed
out
that
had
there
been
no
halibut
commission,
there
would
have
been
no
halibut
to
catch
by
now.
The
fishing
banks
would
have
been
depleted.
Yet
it
is
the
present
situation
we
have
to
face
and
try
to
mafcej
the
most
of
it
as
it
is,
not
as
it
might
have
been.
If
the:
regulations
can
be
changed
in
such
a
way
as
to
improve
the
condition
of
the
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
fishermen,
ah
effort
should
be
made
to
secure
those
changes.
It
Would
be
most
unwise
for
us
to
sit
idly
by
and
allow
the
business
to
disappear
so
far
as
this"
city
is
concerned.
It
has
been
suggested
that
the
Canadian
fishing
boats
might
be
bonussed
to
the
extent
of
one
cent
a
pound,
the
handicap
they
suffer
at
present
in
competition
with
American
boats.
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TENDERS
WANTED
TENDERS
wanted
not
later
than
July
20
for
construction
of
concrete
basement.
Lowest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
Particulars
at
Collart
it
McCaf-fey
Ld.
(165)
Smith
was
folkd
by
Krause
who
did
well
to
later
clear
from
Mc-taetluu.
Moigan
.tn.ua
over.
A
ha
J
drive
by
McMeekin
struck
Parsons
In
the
face
but
the
back
intinucl
praying-
Smith
went
Defeated
Naval
Kesenre
By
Score
ckwe
with
a
-header
and
then,
in
Of
3
Tm
Last
Evening
a
hot
attack,
Baker
headed
on
to
the
top
bar
and
Morgan
Just
Last
evening's
football
fixture
flstd
clear.
.Vlnk
was
nearly
In
the
Mobley
Cup
series
brought
through..
A
long
drive
by
Davits
Veivtt
and
the
Royal
Canadian
beat
Krause
all
the
way
and
the
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
teams
to-
Navy
was
a
goal
up.
Velvet
played
gether
with
Velvet
winning
by
harder
but
Davles
was
defending
three
goals
to
two
after
a
very
ex-
veil..
Darrow
Oomez.
who
was.
citing
game.
playing
a
bang-up
game,
got
across
Play
was
even
Until
Davles
was
a
centre
to
Baker
who
passed
It
'
unlucky
enough
to,
drive
the
ball
on
to
Ferguson
who
equalized,
'against
his
hand
and
Referee
Do-
Bryant
went
close.
F
Oomez
gave
iherty
had
no
option
but
to
award
way
two
corners
but
kept
the
1
a
penalty
from
which
Dickens
Navy
out.
Baker
again
went
close
ibeat
Mnrean
with
a
well
olaocd
with
a
header
and,
before
the
ball
shot.
The
Navy
attacked
strongly,
was
cleared.
Darrow
Oomez
head-
193...
'and
Chrlstlson
forced
his
way
ed
in
a
third
goal.
Smith
was
(through
to
equalize.
The
game
was
nearly
through.
Cameron's
corner
i
foueht
out
at
a
fast
rate
with
play
went
clear
across
and
the
ball
veering
from
end
to
end
as
the
went
over.
F.
Oomez
saved
a
dan-forwards
tried
for
a
goal.
Vlnk
serous
situation
and
then,
with
shot
over
from
Dickens'
good
pass,
the
Velvet
defence
all
In
a
tangle.
Krause
kicked
clear.
Eby
blocked
Krause
did
well
to
save
twice
on
Vlnk's
hard
drive
and
Morgan
his
knees.
Davles
stopped
Camer-saved
on
his
knees
from
Baker,
cn
and
Krause
saved
twice
but
i
Morgan
caught
Dickens'
centre
Velvet
held
the
lead.
and
Cameron
headed
past.
Morjan
Teams:
saved
on
the
line
from
Cameron.
Velvet
Krause;
Parsons,
F.
Oo-
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of
Scotland
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Wrstvlew
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once
In
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when
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adan:l
to
third
on
two
hits
and
w
error
but
Magnet,
pitching
for
the
Hill
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struck
out
the
next
three
bat
ters.
Again
in
the
nilh
westview
threatened
but
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was
not
until
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sixth
Inning
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Friday,
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or
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KrltJnri
Columbia
mez;
Oreer,
Veltch,
D.
Oomez;
Cameron.
Baker.
Ferguson,
Vlnk,
run
H.
Dickens.
R,
C.
N.
V.
R.
Morgan.
Eby.
Nelson;
McLeod.
Davles,
Keays;
Bryant.
Chrlstlson,
Smith-
Am.
strong,
McMeekln.
Referee.
P.
Doherty.
i
Linesmen
Sunberg,
Ronalds
and
W.
Qomex.
Thrilling
dame
!
The
game
was
one
of
thrills
and
at
times
some
very
sood
footbar
It
was
a
hard
fought
game
and!
Velvet
was
Just
about
value
for
the
win.
Morgan
got
mors
to
do
than
Krause
and
did
it
well.
Eby
was
his
usual
reliable
self,
coming
through
with
the
ball
many
a
time..
Donnie
Nenlson
showed
up
very
well
boUi
In
kicking
and
judgment.
Davles
added
another
goal
and
tackled
well.
Keays
alv)
was
good
and
McLeod
gave
a
good
display.
McLeod
Is
a
teal
prospect
:as
h
Is
pre;red
to
take
advice
.loo..
Bryant
wasted
few
chances
a.d
his
centris
were
dangerous
t
urii-sai
played
his
usual
fast
hard
game
and
Smith,
at
centre,
was
always
dangerous.
Armstrong
played
weU
and
feeds
the
other
forwards
effectively.
McMeekl.i
Was
a
constant
source
of
danger
Krause
did
well
and,
with
a
little
more
determination,
might
develop
Into
a
really
good
goalie
"Mc-
Oomez
played
a
"whale"
of
a
game.
He
Is
not
so
wild
as
he
wo.j
Par-sons
was
very
effective
Veltch
put
up
a
strong
jame
and
Oreer
and
Darow
Oomez
were
very
valuable
wing
halves.
Darrow
put
a
lot
of
pep
Into
the
forward
line
when
he
wtnt
to
centre.
Baker
gave
a
g.vod
display
and
Ls
improving.
Dickens
was
clever
ard
j
played
hard
most
of
the
time.
Cameron
Ls
still
timid
at
times
but
'his
speed
Is
a
great
asset.
Ferguson
j
tries
hard
but
seems
to
find
the
1
forward
line
unsuitable
to
his
styie.
Vlnk
keeps
trying
and
Is
a
real
help
to
the
team.
The
auality
of
play
and
the
sportsmanship
warrant
a
much
larger
attendance.
If
the
players
can
get
"up
the
hill"
and
play
tor
an
hour
and
a
half
surely
sports
lovers
might
make
the
grade
too.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W
D
P
F
A
Pts.
Navy
2
0
17
0
4
Velvet
.2
0
1
8
6
4
Pioneer
0
0
2
2
5
0
hits
with
three
errors,
scored
eight
score
two
runs.
,
Mamt
pitehed
&
steady
win
and
faltered
only
once
in
me
xtu
Oritntson
started
on
the
n,
jund
tor
Weatvlew
and,
after
the
dii.
troua
fifth
was
replaced
by
O'Neill.
The
Next
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In
thU
league
su
be
played
next
Tuesday
wlUi
Acr
polls
meeting
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