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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
March
21,
102
i.
Putting
Much
Money
Into
Fishing
Boats.
Agreat
deal
of
moncf
i
heing
put
into
fishing
boats.
Not
only
are
boats
being
built
locally
but
in
Seattle
u
great
many
new
vessels
declined
for
Ihe
halibut
banks
are
being
constructed
and
equipped
and
the
coming
year
promises
to
see
greater
production
than
ever
in
the
history
of
the
fishing
industry.
How
long
this
can
last
no
one
can
say,
but
it
is
not
likely
(hat
the
banks
can
stand
the
drain
for
many
years.
The
boats
will
I
lieu
have
to
turn
to
other
kinds
of
filfing.
In
the
meantime
must
of
the
owners
r'e
making
money
and
they
need
Ui
for
the
outfit
is
expensive
and
the
life
i
a
hard
out;.
Seattle
Magazine
.
Discusses
Subject.
$!:
"Halibut
rih.prnjeii
of
the
Pacific
have
seldom
if
ever
enjoyed
a
more
prosperous
year
than
1923,"
says
the
pacific
Fisherman.
"Consuming
demand
for
.the
fish
in
practically
all
markets
has
been
exceptionally
strong,
and
prices
as
a
result
have
probably
averaged
higher
th.an
for
auv
previous
vear.
Pro
duction
also
has
been
satisfactory:
considerably
larger
than
for
11)22,
and
above
the
average
of
the
past
eight
years.
Both
owners
and
fishermen
have
-u-cordiiislv
prospered..
Their
orosneritv
is
well
deservod,
and
has"
been
a
matter
of
the
highest
gratifica
tion
lo
all
connected.
with
the
indii.-try.
It
is
accompanied,
however,
by
an
element
of
danger
against
which
vessel
owners
will
do
well
bi
be
on
their
guard.
.
"Tliis
danger
is
the
possibility,
of
over-development,
involving
a
greater
investment
than
is
warranted
by
the
nature
of
Ihe
fishery.
Vessel
owners
ami
fishermen
who
have
been
careful
of
their
earnings
have
had
surplus
fluids
to
invest,
and
the
prospect
of
continued
prosperity
has
been
a
strong
inducement
to
expansion.
A
further
inducement
has
lain
in
the
increased
efficiency
of
modern
heavy-oil
engines,
especially
when
installed
i
in
boats
of
up-to-date
type.
The
result
lias
been
the
greatest
impetus
to
new
building
in
many
years.
Boats
have
also
been
diverted
lo
the
halibut
industry
from
other
lines
of
fishing,
and
the
fleet
of
the
Pacific
Coast
as
n
whole
has
heu
augmented
by
perhaps
a
much
as
fifty
vessels.
The
shipyards
are
s4ill
crowded
with
work
oj
this
nature,
and
it
is
becoming
apparent
that,
if
the
present
tendency
continues,
lliere
are
likely
to
be
more
vesels
fihing
for
halibut
ifTan
can
makAe
satisfactory
returns.
In
fact,
those
who
have
Ihe
welfare
of
the
industry
most
at,
heart
and
indeed
themselves
profit
considerably
Jiy
the
present
building
boom
are
begiihiiug
to
be
alarmed,
and
some
bluntly
wonder
whether
the
halibut
people
hate
gone
crazy.
Heavy
Investment
In
New
Vessels.
"One
reason
for
ronrerif
is
the
heavy
investment
represented
by
a
nw
hulihut
vessel.
Both
material
anil
labor
'required
for
.
on-irurlioii
are
far
more
expensive
lhan
in
former
years,
and
the
new
engines
aUoj-un
into
high
figures.
Decidedly
good
roliirus
mns(
,e
realized
if
a
profit
is
to
be
made
on
this
out
lay.
Further,
while
last
year's
total
production
was
large,
it
was
very
wiibdy
distributed:
the
average
trip
landed
at
Seattle
was
less
than
lO.ooo
pounds.
Tlev
nearer
hanks
are
already
depleted,
ami
wilh
the
present
large
ami
highly
efficient
fleet
in
operation
-il
is
uncertain
how
long
the
more
dislnnt
banks
will
'stand
the
slrnin.
The
future
of
the
market
also
is
an
nncerlnin
factor.
lender
present
conditions,
the
price
of
fresh
halibut
to
Ihe
consumer
is
often
hipher
than
good
cuts
of
meal.
This
can
hardly
be
regarded
as
o
normal
or
permanent
condition.
It
is
cerlaiu
to
limit
consumption,
wilh
resulting
decline
'in
prices.
Indications
of
this
are
already
seen
in
the
large
qnaiitily
of
lialibnt
carried
over
by
Pacific
Coast
freezers.
These
paid'
high
prices
last
year,
but
will
not
be
disposed
to
pav
as
much
this
season.
"So
Tar.
there
is
nothing
to
indicate
that
the
halibut
fleet
will
not
continue
reasonably
prosperous,
notwithstanding
the
increased
number
of
vessels:
but
conditions
are
such
that
Ihose
who
contemplate
further
building,
should
think
cnrefullv
before
investing
their
money."
OFFICERS
ELECTED
FOR
fALL
FAIR
AT
TERRACE
THIS
YEAR
4
TKiiftAci:,
March
21.
Terrace
Kail.
Fair
.adjourned
an.
nual
meeting
look
place
on
Friday
evening
when
a
very
representative
gallieriug
decided
that
it
wait
essential
In
rarry
on
Hie
jiioal
fall
fair
for
Hie
ensuing
year.
The
election
of
a
hoard
of
directors
then
took
place
when
the
following
were
chosen:
A.
Kerr.
K.
T.
Keimev.
J.
K.
Cnrilnn
I'
II.
(Thomas,
D.
A.
McKiniinn.
II.
'lfalliwell
ami
Mrs.
Bleecker.
I
At
the
conclusion
nf
the
pen-
eral
meeting
Hie
directors
met
and
appointed
Hie
following
officers
:
President,
II
T.
Keiincy.
Vice.presidenb
J.
K.
Cordon.
Secretary.
Mrs.
Illeecker.
Auditor.
V.
C.
Sparkes.
II
is
the
intention
of
the
board
to
make
nn
early
'drive
for
inem-hers
and
contributions
so
thai
Ihe
prize
lists
can
he
made
tip
icarly
in
the
season
and
it
is
up
!to
every
settler
and
citizen
lo
lend
assistance
to
make
the
fair
J
mayor's
dog?
Hie
mosi
successful
yo
lield.
MAN
WHO
SHOT
INDIAN
POACHER
ACQUITTED
Shown
by
Evidence
That
He
Had
Been
Trapoln?
Foes
and
Had
One
With
Him
H
.
XF.U
.
Mar.
21.
A
coroner
s
jury
exonerated
Ole
llayne
caretaker
of
the
-San
Juan
Fo
Farm
Ranch
at
Sisters
l.laml.
8ft
miles
from
here,
for
shooting
and
killing
Billy
Cray,
a
Ketchi
kan
native.
II
aujiears
thai
Cray
and
another
jnalive
Mere
trapping
mile
nixes
on
ine
rancti,
or
poaching.
The
shoot
itig
ttceurred
when
iray
came
to
his
eamfi
carrying
a
blue
fox.
(lie
llaynes.
At
King,
Al
Ithynies,
ami
Chris
Bacer,
all
fox
men,
were
wailing.
When
(iray
was
asked
lo
throw-
up
his
hands
he
dropped
the
fox
and
ran
behind
the
lent.
Willi
the
other
watchers
llaynes
then
swung
ins
rifle,
into
range.
shooting
through
the
tent
he
hit
the
Indian
in
Ihe
chesl.
(iray
lived
for
only
a
minute
after
ward.
The
Coast
(iuard
culler
Cygau
hvilh
assistant
U.S.
District
At
torney
II.
I).
Stabler
on
Iniard
armed
at
the
place
I
lie
next
morning
and
drought
the
four
while
men
and
the
dead
native
lo
this
city.
I'he
other
native
has
not
yet
been
located.
The
while
men
located
several
Irvps
set
for
foxes,
in
which
three
of
the
animals
had
been
already
caught.
The
BItie
Fox
Fanners'
As-social
iou
represented
llaynes
and
his
associates.
ENJOYABLE
DANCE
TELKWA
MONDAY
St.
Patrick's
Day
Celebrated
at
Bulkley
Valley
Town
In
Proper
Manner
TKI.KWA,
MaTch'si.
In
spile
of
Ihe
fact
that
the
roads
are
almost
at
their
worst
Hie.
hall
was
crowded
lo
rapacity
on
Monday
nighl.
at
a
dance
given
by
and
in
aid
of
1he
Telkwa
Athletic
Club.
The
hall
was
very
gaily
deroraled
wilh
mianljties
of
green,
while
liny
shamrocks
served
as
adniis.
slop
lags.
The
members
of
the
Telwka
Orchestra
nre
not
nil
Irish,
hul
they
excelled
them-
isehes
In
Ihe
production
of
pretty
Irish
music
for
the
occasion.
During
Ihe
supper
Interval
a
pleasing
number
of
Irish
songs
were
sung
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
Chettlchurgh,
J.
P.
Wheeler
and
Corp.
T.
C.
price.
visitors
from
Smithcrs.
Quick,
ilouiKi
Lake,
Woodmen'',
lluherl
ami
Walcolt
came
for
Hie
dance.
which
Ihey
nil
voted
most
enjoy.
aide.
W
ww
w
TOBACCO
'
1
i
THE
DAILY
NRWa
Friday.
Mm
The
Man
ii
the
Moon
SAYSj-
t
.
.
.
TERRACE
NOTES
a
I
I
I
I
h
Hung
Ilia)
made
Ihe
diers
returning
from
France
value
Dial
the..
world
wit
iniicj.
like
it
used
to
.e
was
nolirlio.
thai
women's
fashions
in
hats
and
things
were,
just
as
foolish
as
ever.
IT
seems
a
wonder
how
Prince
Ituperi
ran
hope
to
prosper
wi,lh
out
a
slogan.
t
'
i
TIIFIIK
is
no
race
between
the
British
and
American
round
I
ho
world
fliers
hut
each
will
try
to
vet
Jj
the
end
of
his
flight
ahead
of
Ihe
oilier.
The
Britisher
pels
a
week's
slarl
of
Ihe
Yanks.
r-
SOMK
young
couples
marn
j
out
of-
charily.
They
hale
t
sMi
another
family.
IF
rcsirirtiiig
the
Intake
of
litpinr
fails,
why
not
restrict
the
output?
SOMKTIMFjsJ
wonder
if
Bill
reajizes
Ihe
honor
of
being
Hi
WITH
look
demure
She
se
hp
trap
In
hope
that
soon
A
man
mayhap
May
fall
into
Her
ilkenr.nel
And
-he
may
thus
A
hiishand
cL
I.
IKK
a
pig,'
the
radio
outfit
would
not
he
so
hail
if
it
would
stop
squealing.
.NOW
that
Ihey
are
using
so
many
lie?,
up
nn
Ihe
C..V.H.
whal
about
getting
rid
of
a
few
of
ih.-idd
Christmas
presents?
TIIK
best
loe
making
i
dona
by
amateurs.
TIIKItC
is
a
decided
difference
of
oninioti
as
lo
whal
is
a
luxurj
or
what
a
uecesiiy
Some
men
consider
two
automobiles
a
necessity
while
Others
wouhl'
consider
Ihe
old
fashioned
buggy
a
luxury
Some,
men
con
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
Ihe
Terrare-KilsiiuigaHiiiii
Parent
-
Teachers
Association
look
place
in
progress
Hall
Thursday
night.
There
was
con
siderable
discussion
a
to
vari
oils
ways
ami
means'-
of
raising
funds
o
he
expended
in
adding
lo
Ihe
athletic
equipment
of
the
school.
At
Ihe
close
of
Ihe
husjness
pari
of
the
meeting.
Mrs.
(ieu.
I.illle
gae
a
most
in
teresiing
lalk
on
her
trip
lo
Honolulu.
Ilefreshiiieiits
verrfl
served
at
Ihe
elose
of
the
meet
ing.
Mrs.
and
Miss
lleliwe
left
for
Ihe
we
tin
Saturday's
Irain.
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
was
Int.
less
al
a
most
enjoyable
oarlv
in
honor
of
her
daughter
Miss
Mary
Wilson
in
Progress
Hall
on
Friday
evening.
About
Ihlrly
young
guests
were
present.
Dancing
and
various
old
fnshion-ed
games
were
Hie,'
order
of
Ihe
eening.
Miss
Sylvia
Taft
recited,
I
here
were
duels
by
Misses
Kathleen
Burnett
and
Fannie
McLaren,
and
Misses
Kathleen
Burned
and
Mona
(Irieg.
Miss
Mary
Wilson
gave
an
inslru-
uienlal
selection
and
Miss
Betty
Anderson
some
.
Seidell
dances.
Mr.
(irilllu
was
master
of
ceremonies,
I
Kit
wood
Brooks
made
a
trip
up
from
llupcri.,
over
Ihe
week
end.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
pjilen
and
family
left
for
Ihe
prairies
on
Saturday.
Major
Taylor
wn
in
town
on
business
Hlis
Week,
Mrs.
Cook
went
down
lo
Itti-perl
on
Monday.
Miss
ll.-lle
Frank
and
.lack
Frank
were
in
Ituperi
a
few
days
al
Hie
end
of
tills
week.
pen
Ager
was
i
business
visitor
in
Hupeit
rlaliinhiy.
i
The
Progressive.
Club
gave
a
Box
Soclul
in
their
bail
on
ftt
Patrick's
flay.
l
s
the
fjrsl
dance
Ihey
ha
given
for
a
couple
of
years
and
the
proceed
I,
sider
a
bootlegger
a
neeesstly
'
while
others
are
content
with
a
jure
t"
a
look
through
the
door
ttf
Ih.
'(expense
(ioveriiinenl
tiiuior
store.
i
rci-rni
i
:S"wy
Bed
Linen
fragrantly
clean
,
CUlktt
wikti
tritk
Simlitkt
.V
0tt
mtlmrtlly
(Ulli,
mtl
ikimictllf
tlfntd.
Tk
fit
Samliikt
Uikrr
xtl
ikrputk
tJ
Ikroafk
tk
thlktt,
Utttritf
Hit
mud
tr-Iftn'af
tmik
iktraJ
lorn
mtltml
mit
-
Ml.
t.iward
ilrfrayutg
Hie
of
Hie
iiiiprovi'iiieiils
inuilc
in
Hie
hall.
It
was
u
very
joliy
atTair.
TELKWA
Mr.
Osenr
Ilk
man
nod
her
children
are
spending
a
week
wilh
Miss
(I.
Banks.
-
Al
all
points
along
Hie
line
the
He
inspectors
an'
busy
supervising
Ihe
binding
nf
Ihe
winter's
cut
of
lie.s.
Mrs.
w.
B.
Couhlwcll
was
holess
ai
an
afternoon
tea
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
After
a
severe
attack
of
"flu"
II.
II.
Phillips
is
again
al
vjvork.
So
fur.
Ihe
epidemic
of
moasles
has
only
spread
among
Ihe
grown
people
in
one"
or
I
wit
instances.
and
most
of
Hie
children
are
up;
ami
niioui
again.
Housekeeper
-You
sav
you
al
ways
feel
fatigued?
i-nn'l
tin.
lersland
that.
'
llolto
ll's
hereditary,
mum.
Me
father
was
the
original
Tired
HiuiiK-ss
Man.
Bosion
Trans
cript.,
MOTHERS
SHOULD
NOT
!
NEGLECT
BRONCHITIS
IN
THE
BABIES
Mrs.
E.
Un(lrti.
UnrOon,
ont..
writMr
My
lialijr
Ix.y
hd
kronctiltU
wimhi
!
two
mftk.
(,ii,
lm
rsnitrrrni
roin
Ihr
mark
inn
lor.k
,,,!,
wvaral
riKmlhl
laiff.
ami
en
account
nf
lh
t
verity
1
a
alMKt
panlc-drlikrri
to
know
lwl
li
di
for.
him.
My
nw.tlwr
ulrl.isl
nw
m
try
lr.
W.sf.
?(ftrway
Pln
jrup.
a
r-he
nal
msijiI
U
f'"
wral
jcara
with
pl-nlll
I
t
a
tx.uic,
and
aftr-r
I
had
uwil
It
Mihl
Mm
derlclrrt
liiiprrivrniitnl
In
him:
fir
vral
Is.uW-i
I
ai
cum-
pllly
rr-llcrd.
My
Isty
i
now
two
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family
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put
up
only
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Co.,
I.lmlted,
t
Toronto,
Ont.
HOW
sweet
and
wholesome
is
thut
welcome
sense
of
fragrance
winch
comes
from
well
washed
linen.
How
refreshing
it
a
lo
lie
between
clean
sheets,
to
rest
one's
head
on
a
snow-white
pillow
cose;
to
breathe
deeply
in
an
atmosphere
of
purity;
to
feeT
and
to
know
that
the
things
around
you
artV
absolutely
clean.
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brinfl
about
thii
rcfrcliin
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in
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mind
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or
family
it
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triumph
well
worth
the
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any
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wab'rproof.
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apply
and
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finish
.
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is
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iiuirkly
to
A
In
All
The
Popular
Colors
ORMES
LTD.
The
Rexall
Store.
.
The
Pioneer
QrugQht
If
You
Are
BOAT-BUILDING
We
have
Hardwood,
Fir
nipl
Otlar
Bnl
Lumber
If
you
ore
trrnl
of
KahotiHne
and
Paper,
try
Fir
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If
you
nr
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of
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n
house,
wo
have
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lumber
you
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Mills
Phone
383.
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wr
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the
most
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FURNISHINGS
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.
Third
Ave.