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DAILY
.EDITION
Saturday,
.October
31,
1936
United
States
Election
Canadian
people
are
divided
in
their
sympathies
with
the
presidential
candidates
in
the
United
States,
election
which
takes
place
Tuesday.
In
this
district
we
should
be
all
for
Roosevelt
but
we
are
not.
-There
are
plenty
of
Lan-don
sympathizers
even
here.
Frnm
n
selfish
and
politics
is
mostly
self
ishness,,
we
stand
to
gain
f
r.om
the
continuation
of
the
RoospvpH
they
who
took
the
cent
a
nnurul
off
rVm
Vialiitnf
inf
o,i
it
was'thev
who
made
it
possible
lor
Canadians
once
more
v
.iwi
mwcj
jiiiu
vue
umwu
ordies.
j
nose
,me
ponaes
mac
neip
us
in
.tne
northern
part
of
British
Columbia.
Some
Canadian
p.eopje
wer.e
Republicans
in
the
United
States
years
ago
and
they
.continue
to
sympathize
with
that
party
here.
There
also
are
many
Canadians
of
a
conservative
turn
of
mind
who,
fear
that
the
radical
policies
.of
Roosevelt
and
his
party
Will
spread
into
Canada
and
affect
the
political
programs
jn
tWs
cpuntrv.
For
that
reason
they
would
like
to
see
Roosevelt
.defeated.
The
election
in
the
United
States
is
a
very
strenuous
one.
Landon
is
opposing
Rqosevelt's
policies'
but
is
proposing
nothing
in
their
place.
,He
seems
from
his
speeches
to
be
against
everything
,but
for
nothing.
One
of
his
supporters
m
radio
addresses-js-tryifeto
show
that
the
president
is
a
thief
and
a
murderer.
Hesaid
that
in
his
university
davs
Roosevplr
W1
n
Porl
.ninis
.mat
the
n
II'
V
pr.es
-
r
"
"j
K'
"PAimv
causea
tne
death
.of
Huev
Long
and
a
long
,
list
of
prominent
men,
some
of
-whom
died
natural
deaths
The
Republicans
are
evidently
stopping
a
nothing
that
.they
think
wjll
defeat
their
Opponent
SK
sp
cause
.a
avulsion
.of
popular
Sft
?
Wwihln'K:to-
the
man
they
wish
to
defeat.
The
people
of
English
.speaking
countries
the
hP
political
nnS-eSf
m
th,eir
m
A
str
limning
in
to
.speeches,
woU.ld
wonder
what
sort
of
people
hlt?finS
wePPle
-of
ItalyGermany
and
Rus-'
"'TlSyn?
across
,thP
f
a
Vnd
say
to
themselves:
.
.
llianK
Uon
W.P
rln
nnf
liirn
in
o
"
ii
;
,.u
(m
,4
a
wcitiyux
acv
i
M'e.t
uiose
are
.i.ne
thp
sort
of
men
thov
nWt
ob
W..
iy
"
j
icaiiei
a.
Drivers
jtf
Autos
The
average
Prince
Rupert
,car
(owner
.drives
most
cir-cumspeetjy.
tfe
,ealizeS
conditions
S
Tht
are
such
.as
to
make
fflSf
An
,
.'
.
i
.
dty
y
iViaf
that
flV,iiij
r,T-.v,.W6
vugciuus.
ne
Knows
children
p.
ay
,the
.struts
.because
tliere
are
few
playgroups,
M&o
,th.e
.atets
ire
narrow
and
it
is
Z
easy
.tosee
.anyone
turning
irxto
the'
streets
from
rest
ckleMrivers
wip
4o
wcac
Mujgs,
,i.ney
on
the
step
gas
and
u
m
in
many
.cases
,do
not
.evpn
hnnv
,a?ut.
there
have
been
childrn
Vilioi
tu
sul
Uf
driving
.cars
and
,ther,e
W
be
others
in
a
few
tV
1
r?
4
rv
Tf;
-
jt
it
-v
not
.curbed.
teehe
fey
.daring
.and
it
j8
.difficult
to
avoid.
nv
accidentsspecviaily
When
wpwids.them
are
playing
together,
rushine-
hithpr
nnri
fVuv,
oi
TVirt
.ifi.ii
wholesome
-fear
and
it
as
a
.wnndp
w
Z
1
.
WST
W'-W
accident
we
should
Rocked
.and
steps,
would
be
iaken
to
avoid
a
repetition..
It
is
better
4o
hp
snfp
f
V
P'a1n
I
lien
POmPS
til
swim
nn
.(tt
loft
Hb
tlnn
In
thlc
xoli.li
ir,n,,l
u
uyerbuiidinp
of
Heet
while
,one
eye
inira,ts
to
.He
he-sary
for
a
,tUne,
Jf
not
permanently.'
The
.cause
was
evident
ln
the
clde
its
fellow
on
jU;e
upper,
.right
Restoring
Of
Yield
overbuilding
of
the
fleet.
When
,.de.
At
that
Ume
the
young
hall-
.
.this
iwDoened.
not
.only
was
the
out
rk
a
'JL
The
commission,
omder
Its
pow-
e
with
the
Ileet
and
exlstlng
total
catch
from
each
area
and
drifts
inshore:
to
U
le
S
,
trade
divided
.among
a
greater
number
in
.the
bank,
it.
V.
hL.
u
'?,5Posai.
m
an
annuai
of
boats
year
by
year,
but
the
total
til
it
migrates
for
spawning
That
w
"7u
UUJ
8reaier
a'-catch
uLn?
"ady
than
it
would
have
itself
decreased.
Three
times
occurs
?!!
been
had
oot
a,
o
.:.
..,,.n.,..vkiUie
decline
gone
unchecked:
a
.
v'
v
pfltfn
wnfnli
Hoc
.o
lilnVa
nnKnn
i
south
or
cape
Spencer,
there
have
;0nce
this
Jlife
.history
was
.known,
'
;Tfl
"
0L
I
neon
oroot
Inoronrac
In
tno
omn.,nt
I
.
V
x
..
'
'.W
'
ta
WBe
OI
f
r
IlrSt
ret
ClaiS
,
fiSh
and
Whicll
h,,'
I
of
fishing
within
the
area.
Each
tlnn
nr
rntWw,ut
Tv,
!
can
be
taken
less
i
time
the
result
was
the
same.
The;
by
means
of
net
h-iuls
Hauls.
worn
JP!
1"
n
l0ng6r
made
at
a
increased
fishing
brought
In
.
iWfl5ftS.?f
tfj1
expects
that,
as
the
greater
total
catnh
for
a
time.
,citic..at.dlf
erent
times
and'
SaVt.
?m.U.nt
l.f
P
"cr"ses:
the
then
this
fell
to
a
new
low
level
and
remained
there.
It
remained
there
until
a
new
Increase
In
fishing,
encouraged
by
better
prices,
repeated
the
stoiy
and
brought
the
total
yield
to
a
still
lower
level.
The
production
in
Area
2
fell
in
these
three
steps-fro
slxty-flye
million
pounds
to
twenty-two
million
ln
1930.
In
these
plain
facts
which
compared
the
yield
and
the
amount
tain'
that
by
less
fishing
a
greater
amount
of
fish
can
be
obtained
for
division
among
the
boats,
be
ttvelr
number
what
It
may.
At
first
this
was
not
readily
seen.
Until
it
was
realized
that
the
different
sections
of
the
banks
were
behaving
as
separate
units,
no
one
thnueht.
tn
ppnnpntj
fh
re
cords
accordingly
and
a
decline
I
out,
It
seems
plain
enough
that
there
were
distinct
stocks
of
halibut,
because
each
area
of
the
coast
went
its
own
way
regardless
of
the
others.
The
banks
off
British
Columbia
were
once
far
more
heavily
populated
than
those
in
the
quir
of
Alaska,
and
were
depleted
until
they
were
far
more
lightly
populated,
apparently
without
affecting
the
abundance
of
fish
either
to
north
or
south.
The
Iso
lated
stock
to
the
south,
off
the
Columbia
River,
remained
at
a
high
level
until
1915,
was
abruptly
n
TfaA
,
i
i
1
.
,
7
av"l'
""v
iiiii
is
still
depleted
aepieieu
by
Dy
a
a
very
very
intense
intense
fishery
fishery
ever
be:n
rebuilt.
It
was
a
snlen-
did
natural
exneriment
the
practical
independence
of
stocks.
.HaUbut
Differences
At
the
same
Ume
that
these
cn-
cral
evidences
of
separate
stocks
of
Hanout
were
.being
gradually
discovered
by
a
slow
nroress
nf
on).
lectlng
and
.analyzing
,a
vast
mass
o
siausucal
evidence,
a
more
dl-
ect
.attack
was
betne
made
problem
.by
other
scientific
me-
mo,as.
u
was
first
Jound
that
hail-but
,from
different
regions
differed
In
.s,uch
things
a3
tne
length
.of
th-3
neaa,
characters
that
could
not
be
apruptiy
chanced
as
t.ho
tth
happen
to
change
Its
place
of
lly-
A
anore
direct
method
.WAS
l.
co.rngiy
;USed.
ilumbeced
.metal
tags
.were
placed
,pn
lve
fsh
which
wc;re
be,rated.
A
record
was
kept;
of
.Ue
tls,h
.and
..ts
place
of
.liberation..
A
tre.ward
.was
paid
for
its
re-coye,ry,
,when
information'
aqqom-1
pauica
.ne
.tag.
,Of
,6078
Jiallhnt.
freed
in
Area
2.
m
oian
v.n..-
been
.recaptured
and
.of
ithese
only
halibut
freed
in
Awn
5
enma
1
1
90
-
i-.
,yt
'
iiw
nave
been
j:ecnninrH
K,.f
en
m
tArea
2
over
a
pejlod
of
eight
'
Don
on
Tfl-
tQ
J
jya..o.
.wmmwnruj
the
results
for
a.ge
,pt
the
ireturne.d
iflsh.
the
time
object-lesson
should
not
be
necessary
in
order
to
hvl
ve
Jeen
out-
e
.amount
of
about
safer
conditions
on
both
sides
lng
neceff
,fl
capture
them,
and
other
factors,
the
migration
0
DAILY
HtHi
Saturday,
c.
'lb.-;
I
;
:
'
-
.
v
HALIBUT
BANKS
COMING
BACK;
between
the
areas
of.fish
Jessithan
k
I
T6davfs
Weather
H.
CONSERVATION
CONSERVATION
MEASURES
MEASURES
BE-
BE-
spawning
cnanrnino-
a
I.
Is
almost
nil,
N
nnrf
and
-
ill
age
INC
ATTENDED
WITH
GOOD
RE-
of
mature
fish
a
fraction
of
a
per
SULTS.
cent
Der.vear.
Although
the
occa
-
'
"
JD
T:
slonal
migrant
zivea
fthe
snecula
(Contmuea
irum
pare.
1.
uve
fisherman
something
to
talk
But
by
careful''!
Collection
available
record
-the
story
been
brought
to"
light.
The
that
Jthe
Ishery
for
many
lived
by
constant
expansion
of
the
grounds
as
each
,new
bank
hi
turn
declined
ln
yield,
ind
that
the
total
for
the
coiH
ell
ln
spite
of
this
jexpansion,
Is
but
part
of
the
story
and
throws
no
light
on
the
reason
for
the
decline.
To
discover
this,
statistics
were
collected
froml
company
records,
from,
vessel
log
books,
from
government
files,
and
from
periodicals,
and
they
were
sorted
out
by
regions
or
areas
These
areas
were
defined
by
other
Investigations
and,
only
.
when
they
were
known,
did
.the
cause
of
the
depletion
of
qach
bank
become
of
spawners
can
produce.
.
i
Do
Not,
Drift
These
experiments
liad
to
do
jnly
.with
the
fteh'of
marketable
sljse.
It
remalned.riecessary
Jo
prove
that
halib.ut
did
not
.drift
from
one
area
to
another
'
aUeggs
iprajs
Minute
Jlpatlng
youg.
I,nr,tfie
;jace
at
my
command
for
this
ar-tcle
I
cannot
go
deeply
Into
the
fascinating
story
.written
by
the
ommirsion
scientists,
of
how
the
ijJUiut
jerk
is
laid
lnslowlv
anov-
number
of
lines
of
evidence
cor
rcboratlng
each
.qther
and
con
firming
the
observaUon
that
the
areas
have
from
the
beginning!
shown
that
they
are
distinct
be
cause
their
behavior
was
different
,
as
nsning
depleted,
them.'
'
'
Tbe
.cosclus)on-
that
lessening
would
giy
a
greater
annual'
vifld
was
so
contrary
trf
what
had-been-
generally
thought
that
before
rely
ing
on
It,
the
commission
sought
to
find
out
Just
why
it
was
true.
Th
staff
set
to
work
to
reconstruct
as
nearly
as
possible
what
haDDened
to
a
halibut
:each
year
of
Its
life
from
the
time
it,
came
of
commer-
l
clal
size
until
It
met
death.
By
the
1
use
.of
marks
pn
the
ear
bones
the
age
was
determined
By
the
use
of
P0
rVfEJt
CLEANS
NO
F.OLISHCS
Bathtubs,
Wnshbasina,
Wbdow,
and
Mirran.
Cannot
scratch.
I
(Oovernmea
Telegraph
)
(Terrace
Clear,
jralm,
30.
Alice"
Arnw-Calm.
26.
Stewa'rt-Clear,
calm,
25.
J
about.
H
13
totally
negligible
irpm
Hazeltpn-Xlear.
.calm,
20.
'Prairlle;UandpolhTof-mkfclnlng
Uie.
UHfil,;
calm,
frost-jrjj
y
;
;
h.as
(euppjy
ln.
either
JaVa'
twben
coiilWf
?BumrtoKericalm?22Pfj
;
fact
fact
pared
to
the
.number
of
young
r
.pAnce'
Geprge-Coudy,
'riorlh;
years
years
whlch
which
jjyen
oye,,
a
a
sadly
Lfnv
'.mpa
denleted
staple.1
stock:
wind,
12
.miles
per
hftur;,.
Jtes&-
meteao.H.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
.calm:
barometer,.
30.30;
temperature,
zl;
29.96."
4Ueep
water,
fcpw
ihe
young
fish
,
'J
,
2
oi
:pats
upright
like
Qther
Jishes
.fcr
!
.'pur
or
five
.moaths,
.and
:how
4t
i
sea
smooth.
'"jTrlple
Island
Clear;
fresh
northwest.
wind;
sea
choppy
EstevantrCleaf;'
northeast
'
wind
Itlght
"miles
per
.hour;
barometv
)
V
Vlctoria
,Clo.udy,
jjorlhwes.
wind,
10
rajles
per
hour;
ar.p
meter,
20,83.
Vancouver
Clear,
northwest
wind,
four
.rrUles
per
bour,
baro
..
W1
,UU11S
,tantlal
fracti0n
of
the
former
.
wmeea.
restpred.
The
economic
problems
Distinct
Areas
which
the
fleet
has
always
faced,
These
are
Important
conclusions,
It
must
leave
to
others.
that
the
stocks
in
different
areas
-.
are
riktlnr-t.
anH
hnhnvn
Hirror.
i
.
v..
.
u
Mw.iMw
uuici"
r
ently,
.that
each
must
Droduce
its1
itcacn
tne
BUjSt
PeoPle
,n
clty
i
"
of
fishing
determines
"rraiaes
the
the
annual
annual!
.of
fishing
for
the
first
time,
was
to
y
eld-
U
important
to
note
that
be
seen
the
cause
of
decline
over-
fishing.
And
the
conclusion
is
cer-
tnese'
conclusin
based
on
a
in
one
was
opscured
by
an
Increase
ln
another.
Now
that
the
secret
is
own
spawn,
and
that
the
amount
:
fnldlstrl(!t'
wlth
an
advertisement
"
"JC
lJiUiy
wews
jf
You.
Hum
a
em
ASK
YOUR
DOCTOR
IHI5
lagging
.experiments
.orne-estimate;
A$k
Him
Before
Giwlno
Your
""r
was
reached
as
to
tneTate
at
which
ruiu
Ch,,d
if
l
29
halibut
were
captured.
On
an
nkppWJi
eniey
banks
they
were
lound
to
be
disappearing
at
a
rate
of
sixty
percent
sach
year
of
their
age,
on
-others
less,
and
that
few
reached
the
mn.
xlmum
ages
of
thirty-five
or
forty
years,
it
was
already"
known
to
what
extent
they
migrated.
It
was
found
that
It
was
nrnfit.;
able
to
leave
halibut
pn
the
banks;
a
longer
time
because
they
were!
gaining
more
by
growth
than
they
were
wsing
Dy
death
from
natural
"
Practically
any
doctor
you
ask
.will
vtvtn:
"
Don't
givt
your
cli(d
unknuvn
jtnirdies,
without
asking
yout
doctor
first"
When
jt
comes
to
the
..widely
ustd
children's
remedy
"milk
,61
mag-nesja,"
the
standard
of
the
world
is
established.
For
over
half
a
century
many
Uoctors
haye
said
VPIJ
I
LLI
PS'
Milk
of
Magnesia."
Safe
orKchiWreri,
No
other
is
"quite
like.it,"
Keep
this
in
mirid,.and
say
VPHIL-LIPS'
MILK
OF
MAGNESIA"
when
VOIl
hllV.
NTnwnUn'in
i
nKlol
(nm
Get
the
fVX
form
you
prefer.
But
see
that
causes:
that
f
thev
were
!p
u
o-.
v...
v.it
yaniu
i
ne
accumuiatea
BiucK
on
ine
banks
was
larger
at
any
one
.Ume
and
that
what
the
fisherman
lost
tn
less
fishing
was
gained
ln
a
larger
catch
per
day
or
per
set
of
a
niece
of
ppnr
n,
that
the
longer
time
on
the
banks
not
only
allowed
for
more
growth
but
that
the-
fish
were
able
to
reach
spawning
si?e
in
greater
numbers.
Greater
ernwth
nnH
.
greater
production
.of
.eggs
..were
to
.
i
ik
Mao
.wiinout
decreasing
the
to
found
to
differ
prpat.lv
,vt
tho
.
-
.
US?
Dy
tne
....
,
-
ci"
.
vv
bAiCOV
dlyldials,
dlyiduals.
.however
howevsr
Henr
qlear
.they
the,,
,,,0-oiw
..
,
u.
-
--"
w
i1-'""8
iVV"
wnal
"
lit
I.
were
on
the
.average,
and
It
was
conceivable
that
.a
.certain
number
of
in-
awiauais
w
ght
drift
from
one
area
tp
.another.
it
as
taken
years
nf
rnrofni
n
ji
.
..
vv
.vuover.
Huillce
it
tp
say
that
4xe
.details
.are
.on
lecord,
and
that
put
,tato
practice
by
the
commission
the
.concluslpns
reached
have
f
rpyed
rrect.
The
.banks
are.
be-r.g
,retocked
withput
decreasing
the
.annual
catch
.
i.
log
.accomplishment
in
yle,w
of
the
wuei
MM
a
.radical
estrlc-
Phillips
Milk
of
Alagnes,ia."
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caul.
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teupoonful'
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