Prince
Uupttt
Saturday,
Dailp
rectos
tto.
May
22,
1948
1
1
1
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"THIS
A
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HATm
ii'd
'state
i,r
i.
Incubators
do
everything
but
cluck.
Their,
capacity
u
'
fr
10,000
to
18,000
egg,yand
are
made
of
Queensland
silky
AUSSIE
WOMAN
RUNS
HATCHERY
Alexander
Gooch
Dies
In
Seattle
Alex
Gooch,
"who
conducted
the
Pioneer
Rooms
in
Prince
Rupert
from
1935
to
1942
died
recently
in
Seattle
in
his
eighty-seventh
year.
Born
in
St.
John,
N.B.,
he
was
through
the
Kldn-dyke
stampede,
remaining
In
Dawson
until
1905.
He
was
located
in
Fairbanks
until
1918,
subsequently
moving
to
Seattle,
where
a
son,
Edmund
Gooch,
and
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Ethel
Oliver,
survive.
fore
the
Wa
tH
as
far
afi.ij
1
the
dos
JW
Mr-
Pear
Mill
SUAV
Chicks
from
the
Gamble
'
hatcheries
are
sent
all
over
the
SUNDAY
AT
Waterfront
Whiffs
Prince
Rupert
Gets
More
Halibut
Prices
Surprisingly
Strong-Trolling
Disappointing
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MONDAY
AND
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Predictions
made
months
ago
that
the
Area
Two
halibut
season
would
last
little
more
than
a
month
echoed
back
soundly
this
week
with
the
announcement
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
that
the
area
would
close
at
midnight,
June
1,
just
32
days
eV
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She
Is
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over
the
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of
some
30.000
chicks
each
week.
At
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with
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after
they
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from
a
week
to
10
days.
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Union
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Catala.
Cant.
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in
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at
1:30
this
afternoon
from
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south
and
will
sail
later
In
the
day
on
her
return
to
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and
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FIRST
The
sport
of
greyhound
rac
ing
originated
in
Egypt
and
is
at
least
1,000
years
older
than
horse
racing.
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"He
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his
hair
cut
Starting
at
15.4
cents
for
medi
ums,
the
price
has
not
only
held
strongly
during
the
last
three
j
weeks
but
has
increased
until
Friday's
sales
activity
orougnt
a
peak
of
20
cents
for
medium,
18.9
for
large
and
10.5
for
chicken.
Or
Liiing,
however,
.that
has
been
torne
out
Is
the
failure
nf
chicln
halibut
to
retain
Its
faV01d
place
on
the
marker
Whei
as,
in
former
years
it
com.
maniied
good
price,
it
is
now
less
in
demand
than
either
of
the
largei
gftdes
and
the
market
reflecti
it.
Spring
saimon
season
this
year
has
been
a
marked
disappointment
so
far.
Vessels
on
the
Skeena,
of
which
there
are
about
30
fishing,
report
small
catches
as
"do
trollers
in
Chath
am
Sound
and
off
the
Queen
Charlottes.
The
navy's
oceanonraphic
ves
sel
Ekholi.
which
arrived
here
early
this
week,
went
out
on
its
first
expedition
into
Chatham
Sound,
returning
after
its
initial
experiments
last
night.
Purpose
of
the
experiments
is
to
deter
mine
salt
content
in
the
waters
at
the
outflow
of
the
Naas.and
Skeena
rivers.
Four
scientists.
under
direction
of
Dr.
J.
P.
Tully
and
Dr.
G.
L.
Pickard,
have
divided
themselves
Into
two
teams'
which
will
alternate
at
sea
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continuously
between
now
and
the
middle
of
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While
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this
year
have
been
experiencing
some
rough
weather
in
the
Straits,
particularly
this
week,
the
weather,
as
a
whole,
has
been
better
ami
deliveries
have
been
sustained
at
a
higher
level
than
a
year
ago.
Also,
there
are
more
boats
fishing.
Several
days
this
week,
the
sea
has
been
too
rough
for
small
vessels
to
haul
gear
but
the
larger
boats
kept
at
it
and
de
liveries
have
continued
steadily.
Comparison
of
the,
landings
from
regular
halibut
boats
at
Prince
Rupert
with
those
of
last
year
does
not
confirm
reports
that
this
port
has
received
less
than
in
1947.
Landings
here
between
May
1
and
May
22
totalled
3,937300
bounds
while
during
the
corresponding
period
last
year,
there
were
2,840,000
1
pounds
delivered.
Just
how
much
halibut
has
come
in
from
the
numerous
fish
camps
is
not
known
but
it
is
believed
also
to
be
greater
than
a
year
ago.
Larger
American
landines
at
this
port,
too,
have
balanced
more
evenly
the
percentage
delivered
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
and
the
fish
companies.
This
year,
according
to
the
daily
landing
reports,
the
Co-op
has
received
about
55
percent
of
the
landings,
while
last
year.
Co-op
deliveries
totalled
more
than
65
percent.
-
As
has
been
stated,
one
of
the
reasons
is
larger
American
deliveries
here.
Seattle
and
Alaskan
boats
so
far
have
delivered
717,500
pounds,
all
of
which
has
been
bought
by
the
companies
as
compared
with
320,500
pounds
for
the
same
period
a
year
ago.
Total
landings
from
the
regu
lar
fleet
at
the
Co-od
ud
to
Fri
day
were
2,138,500
pounds
while
at
the
same
time,
1,799,000
pounds
were
sold
over
the
exchange.
All
Co-op
landines
were
from
Canadian
boats
while
fish
sold
on
the
exchange,
1,081,500
pouncis
came
from
Canadian
vessels
and
717,500
from
American.
J
ust
what
is
holding
the
price
up,
no
one
seems
able
to
determine
but
it
is
confounding
many
of
the
pessimists
who
predicted
dangerously
low
sales
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