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Japanese Freighter v Abandoned In Sink- f ing‘ Condition. _ (A. P- by Gill-film's Special Wire) f,

BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2l--All

was in a sinking condition in the North Pacific with a heavy star» board list, were rescued today by the United Statw mail liner PN-y?

i-aovcwmmsozunuuazons. with“ a».

aident “Jackson-

Ia

rge DarFis/zery Trade Pickup Well ll-lalhtained During

Closing Quarter Of 1934. I00 Per Cent Increase In Landed Value

88 .

1......

0f P. E. I. Oysters.

'I_‘he following article ls from the surrent issue of the "Fisheries News Bulletin" published by the Depart- ment of Fisheries, Ottawa:

Carladas landings of sea fish and shellfish in the first eleven months oi 193A were greater by seventeen per cent than in the corresponding period o! 1933 and their value to the fishermen mcreased by

thirty-three per cent.

In the same eleven months, the

Dominions export trade ics products, including

fish, increased in value per cent. More than half crease. or $1,253,000, in

ures, out of 9383.739, was in the the United Kingdom. whith was greater thirty-one per céht than it had been in January-November, 1933.

Each one or the five sea fisheries

business dorn with

1.81‘ of 1934.

bonding period of 190a, landed

in fisher- freshwater by twelve of this in- round fig-

by

provinces-British Columbia. Nova

So0tia,_ New Brunswick, Quebec, and Prmm Edward Island-increas- ed its catch during

months. The peroen he

ranged from two per cent in New Brunswick to thirty-rive per cent

in Quebec.

similarly, the fishermen of each province received more for their catch than in the like period of 1933. Stated in percentages, gains in landed value totals ran be- tween twenty-one per cent in New Brunswick to forty-six per cent in (Prince Edward Island, with the British Columbia figure thirty-three per cent, Nova Sootias forty, and the gain for Quebec forty-one per bent.

Altogether, the

0f

Canada's sen flshqrioi kept '11P

the eleven

eleven-month landings from the sea fisheries, as calculated from ofllcial but unre- vised statistical records of the Do- minion Department amounted t0 8.009.460 hundred- weights, as against 6,816,720 hund“

of gain

the

fiiliires, as compared with less than $125,500.

Fisheries.

previous November. The

I

the good work in the closing quar~

That is another way or saying that the landed value of sea fisher- rcs production in the last quarter of the year, October-December, has exceeded tr/z total for the cones-

there was increase in each of the earlier quarters. Figures for Decem- ber. 1934, are not yet available, but even should they be smaller than those for the earlier Decem- bo‘: the landed value total for the quarter will show gain. In 000cm;- the increase was not far short of $250,000 and November statistics, re- <=ently compiled by the Dominion Department oi’ Fisheries, show that there was another increase in that

British Columbia landed value for the month-that ls, the value of the catch to the fishermen as land- ed-"WBS about $35,700 greater than in November, '33, and on the Atlan- tic coast there was a much larger beiicmieiii- v1" nearly $192,600. Value mounted higher 1n each of the four Atlantic provinces, but the bigger gains were in Nova Scotia and New ‘BFUDSWWCK. The Nova Scotia. total lncmased by a little more than 100 per cent, reaching $252,170 in round

AHANTIC CATUH BIG-GER.

nut-ll of tllc Atlantic provinoeslal- S0 Imrlviised its landings for month. but the total gain, over 1M.- 000 hundredwelghts, was more,tha,n offset by adecresse 1n the British Columbia catch. which was less by 211,425 hundred-weights than 1n the

coast drop was traceable to lessen-

wu 817.050 and cod value GUAM-

shortly before two p,

was on her way. for a.

weather."

mishap to mar the rose

ARBIVIALS :

just as SAILING-S:

VESSELS IN BER/I'll:

Arleaux Bunkeripg. Barge N0. 2 Berth.

Montrose Loading. Pulaski Discharging.

mvriih, approximately 8128.300 3mm, c, .. » ty loading gfiaeflgggfmnalng that mmh d9‘ Beaverburn Loading.

Ringhorn Loading. Belle Isle loading. Acadlan Berth.

Jflll.

Bulairla from Glasgow.

slightly

the Llnaria from Boston .

22—-Thomr.1s Walton York.

Pacific

305

iloiig- Jeuary ,

TON EXCURSION‘ .

r.

.3001!!! o"

zap-Returning leave ‘llflfleton ‘ 29th.

11b“?!

Brant Country loading Lady Hawkins Discharging. Lady Rodney Discharging.

m»

U9,

Cochrane Discharging. City of New York Discharging.

VESSEIJS DUE T0 ARRIVE:

from

This information was flashed to the Globe 'W1re1ess Station here from Captain M. M. Jensen, master of the Jackson, which left the Jap- anese craft behind at latitude

north, longtitude 129.54 west, "and p1 ‘ ’ toward Victoria, The rescue took lees than two

hours. The President Jackson have to near the dlstresed freighter Pacific time, in response to! the lattel-‘s SOS, and at 3:45 p. m. the liner

nu seas delayed the lifeboat: l e, as waves already were breaking ‘over the freightefs stern‘ due to a starboard list, but the last - word from the Jackson was "finel

l

fhere was no mention of any‘

Halifax Port A rrivals

lady Hawkins from Bermuda. Ladly Rodney from Jamaica. .Montrose from Saint John. Pulaski from Gydnla. Bristol City k011i New York. Arleaux from local Harbour. Beaver-burn from Saint John.

Arleaux to Local Harbour.

Daisy Marguerite, 108G133.

19-61;. Joseph from St. John’s. Montcalm from Liverpool. Ausonia from New York.

‘JO-Man. Hero from Saint John. Nova. Scotlu from. Liverpool.

Chedabucto from E. C. Ports, l-aconla from, Liverpool. Airthria from Saint John. Zk-Llndenbank from Calcutta. Chomedy from B. W. Indies - Dominica from 5t. John's. City of flint frcfli U. S. Ports. Cairnesk from Saint John.

New

Rydoboholm from New York. ZIi-Liverpool Rover from New York.

Bras from Immlngham. 24—Nova Scotla. from Boston.

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most important changes are that henceforth the only fees will be the annual membership and cer- tificates of registration. Formal in-

tions substituted, which is optional with the breeder. The dirocto. and members were the guests on

Saskatoon Foxbreeders Association.

safetyglasswindshield;largeilpbufltluggwe compu-t. SALES max FRUuHl mac, Ll-(HSE OnLv TO s2 Aooln ment. Extraordinary economy. . t nlaloruo Mal-ruse Under nlm- 1.5mm 12211;‘ avnvloodslnanclgwn " " l ' l f F NW“ cmismfinoflm! our u o» uuv- u... Supt». u Island Directors . O . ox .,,,, m... m...“ w... Nglecitstioniml: saute. Claus, by Pgmyldsttewlinxzmga... p r . or the Pawn“ a 5mm! m‘! d“ , . MACDO . ]fl53 gig, y . ' ’ Drill, o Carladfl, by elaht zirls- ma Lockerby .... so Bfe ede 1's . A s s Q Q l a t1 Qn ma?“ g}: “m_*’°“m“_ meld’; Dialogue, Grandags itorynmagy Mrs. George Cazlerldn" Em” ‘m’, chaulmlm - Ralph MaoLean an G n - Mrs. William na The ‘ouowmcuth. wwnm. Dougall. Mrs. Dan. Morrison .. .35 R F S k t n ' Recitation, What 1 Should Like. Mrs. JOhII Sinclair as etarn ran‘ as a 0o irgm °“°'"'L—°" m’ m" ' 11>’ m!“ °°"'°*“‘~ M“ “m” cm‘? '35 Recitation-Christan! mo, by T°~b1°‘"' Hm“ “W” H°“""" M“ “WW1 3mm“ '25 The Island directors cf the Cnn- placed by .1. s. Couture -ol’ st. Hueyqgy, Highland Fling by Dorothy Golr- Miss Mattie Ramsay .. .25 mm National Suva m‘ Bream “an”, Mm L“ T‘ mam“. sum“ Diuoguknow the awry an" b, “w” w‘ Elem‘ Ram" '25 era Association returned Mcnds/y bury, N. s, was appointed pm- Ida and Olive Woathelibie, Isabelle ' Garland drill by four girls. A Friend . . . . . . . . . , . ........... mam mm Saskatoon when‘ m” m“? L A. Local-m x 1 Hume Mum“ Jmelnowthw m“ R°°“““°“' Th“ “mm” “m” 1510 Ittended the maul meeting‘. The r. n.'r., V100 Plesidmt; o». uu- and rty Gay. - mu’ by Catherine Belts‘ 1‘ ' amendments as presented were Callum Bummcrsido, been , ‘Violin Solo-by Eric" Ballen. Lmlabii 5°“ “Y ‘°“' 5"“ “mu” H‘ Mu‘ h; Wgsflm m‘ adopted with some changes and and cléo s Oallbeck Manager of . nonunion-ma mm smooch 11 Wfguiigz- w““‘““°‘°“ 1mm" b’ m“ s‘ M” ' ami- they are approved, by the the Markstlng Baud: Garvin Mel/Inlan- - - . ,- 1'1 r Be b Reclmmon, Jolly Om g1" Nlcholag, Mrs. G. Rodd .75 Minister o! Agriculture will be in On the way home the directors Julian-fins mas 118, Y "in! Mrs. H. Gander 50 eluded in the constitution. The stopped off at Winnipeg m ‘Blur: 01‘ P" -

dayandwerggueetsofthollmi- lobe lb: Breeders Association ton luncheon at the Fort Garry Hotel. ‘rho luncheon was presided over by Mr. A. M. Doyle, President of the Association. The luncheon was given so that the visiting Jozmen would have an ‘opportunity of meeting breeders of Manitoba. In- iomlal discussions and short speeches were given by prominent fox breeders. The general opinion

Solo-Waiting at the 060a fil Katie, by Wilfred Lawton. Recitatlon-Jwhy is it? by Gordon Moore. I Solo-Away in n Monger by Cath- ' ' cine Judson. » Recitation-JIM ‘Prepare Story b) Lame mes. ‘ Playette-Tho Blot Doll by Lorne i Acorn. Ida Weathcrblo and Wanda » Ivory. Recitation-by five girls . Ollvl-

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been done away with of advanced registra-

, at a luncheon given George Hotel by the

Yourllorveo on

nod-weights in January-Noverllbzr, , A steamer from Saint John. i090 _ 1933' whim Quebec smwed m‘? ed herring landings’ which w” the wJeav°flmd "m" 5mm “h” IlLlr-g ‘l? lllttailDgxrlgl-rliesalfi Elias}? R°d “damn” ' 1m the president, br. R. H- MacDon- expresséd was that business ' was md ma weamdbledigomtm m“. y, result of a curtailment tn - m a. r McMillan .. .. 1.00 Isaboeie Hume and uriel Jones- iehelt Pflventage o: catch gain, as I - or 0 Duchess of York il-oln Liver- em, Gown“ n aid, presiding. inrplovlng all over Canada and in mmmmkmmfl “WM” b, already pointed out. the largest mmllh” ‘mmng ‘lining °PeY°"-i°"5 lml- Santa, mm brrived on the yen: P‘ ‘L N” "5'§""' " 1'80 The principal speaker was Dean the West things were slowly oom- Glad" Hum, y actual increase was m British Co]- cfliifieqiitm ‘upon the lvgulstionoi’ Cavalier from Nassau. and dlstrlbuted ‘ma, ggndy 5nd gwcmmsn t w " '50 Shaw of Saskatoon Agricultural lng back. Those returning East: L, Monologuejganm mmbyhmu ,~ umbia. where the guln was 121.090 "w Prfliiictlon or drysalted herring Can. Challenger from Australia les to teache" and pupils w“ “m” °" " ' college who Rave an interesting '1'. Lcemlm, Salisbury u. n: r. n. In ~ hundredweights. by the British Columbia Salt Fish Pulaski from New York. W}: vote o, than w“ then‘ lend- "°"°“B “"11, ' talk on the impel-tuna, of good Oopp Port Elgin, u. 1a.; A. a. §,'1,,‘De,,,' Lmf, mm“. b, Asrmrm landed value for the 3”” “5“°“~*"'~’“ "n?" ‘he M" Norwegian from $81M John» cred the teacher to which she made m” “l? " so breedlnx. Selection of coon breed- Lockhart, o. o. Baker, Kenslnflton; mu-lal Jones ' eleven months was $14,846,970, or a “"1 Pmducts Markeu“? M‘- Th” Mflfl- “V5190 "W" 59"" J90" a, nttln reply Ifor the work and ‘L 1%“, f?! '50 In: stock applied to foxes as much Major A. S. Robertson, I‘. G. Ken- rims,‘ L50“ mum 11y salu of $3,100,740. handed value Chins-is melt“ is W 011"" f“ Jlfl- trouble Kiiikm l» WW“ 8W1 a A d 13%! telilf 15o u my other livestock industry. nedy chal-lotuwwu- Geo A Csll- Geo e you... ‘ m.“ by pmvmml m, m, eleven British Columbias dry-salted her- 28—Montcalln from Saint Jolln. 5 umud mg"... M“ °°5 it‘? ° 50 Qthgr mm," w," mm q gun. swims R p mm’ sunimel-mv, m: “F141,, mhgnqwmmul‘ months, and the totals for the cor- riiis- and we 0i the two PHPPMS orllaholm from ouihenbure “u. sinzin ofule National An- “be” flmn '5; "so ton Sharp Minister o: ‘Public Hon. a sllélm sun-pa who m... log a... e Jones Iubello responding months or 19w- are set “>1 “W11 “m s" “S” Fwd W“ Caledonia from Giassov ' th lb ou n? e. ve leasent cven- D" H” ' m’ '50 Works r é r and Ml‘ Fremont um mu attendlnl the klulual w" resbo othrgln r ‘Ga and °“" i“ “m” "m" m m” m‘ created '5 w resume markmn“ 5° C1“ ‘mm Jame!“ inzmw l; vgim w r " so x0 ‘Queue "The old directors meetlnl’ or the o 1v e r a Assn a022, B-lrfiwlly 83' w l ' lowifl! table: that the “adv in time fiih my b’ rev-samurai from London (Patriot Please copy) Iso were. all returned m u» board at Saskatoon stopped ‘of!’ at. wlui 'Vio1ln solo-by Prudence Ings, Jim-WW Jim-Nov “plgnvgnjamfimhftfsY fsl-‘i- Ohedabucto from a. c Ports so with tho exception cl’ Sven Kllnt- nipei for a few days and will also llencored) - 103s 1934 ° PP W511 - v provinces. as ' ' ' ' ‘ km", Q01 ___“34,5;13q $7,003,740 compared with results for the pre- gg_Ifi:ll°enlllsl€rcl'TomN§-l7a1l2;k' liMlllers Worm Powders act mild- bark, Birds H111, Men, who was rs- {ihilt before returnlnl to 01111111!!! by *0" Nova, Booth aasanlo 4240.860 Willi"; "°v°mb"-_ We" as Y°11°WS Dominica from New you 1y “d "Mm" ‘"1"’? "° ‘h’ ‘Md’ s menu . . . . . . . .10 ' ~ mtennlssoh and sale of boxes New Bnlnswick 1.453.340 1,102,940 ‘round figures only being used.) but 294.0,“, no,“ mm pom‘ §“§d,m°’f, m‘ b‘ “° “m” °' "w" The following 25o. ‘each-Waite - Recitation - Have You Ever gflghicmléhltl-iti- fiffielgigiio léaf-ggéi Liv-Egg?“ rlziujffd "grifzjjg; {JO-Sllveryew from Far East.‘ have yogenecltrl ‘IllZEcsZrOl? 13.1w: Rleklilm- Ire Rackhlm. Jneirhwch- Canadian F 3013GT)’ chm, “Wampum h, “M, i, Noticed That, by Muriel Jones. Continuation of the upswing which availing for Notgmbel‘, mfg. un- NINE m“ GEEK SCHOOL llfftfmtglflficgfgtfi §§,‘.’°$§‘§,d,m‘§““ $t‘l§’l‘.".u”‘éi‘fl’;¥ nuaielolaleergllael-alli-lbll Cheese méffligwaglgffzsgfnfm bysmqllfiwlllih‘ m“ Jam cum . became appalent in fisheries export “W 8111115 i!" 9 up 8t 0 0nd CONCEET Th h ' ton Robertson Mrs. Frank Bagnell. f)“; ' ma; mam’; cold by trade about the middle or 1903 was 0i’ November. 1933, are s15.) 51v“, ey ave proved their power in “m” H_ “an” A mlend. A '_"_ n a.’ pound. r “PM compared “wk . Bruce . . evident throughout January-Nov- for that month: m annual Chmmm Tm and liieuiihssriimessar: Batista-veil £0. mm ' Tomqmm Adoordlll! to ‘The Aarieultural with asapou in rm. . ?m'nfgd“ggmwy“mdnmut ember 1934- when the business . . N" N“ Concert of Nine Mlle Clflik School c for ‘the good offices of lull ' - '5m“"°“ “d “mm” “'-"°“" '0 b’ Hume and Ivy Gav- v amounted u» saosausos. as against British C<>1umbm~ 1m 1934 District was new in the s'hocl r‘om superior compound would have con- ""1"" "'1'"- Y" "m" u““"lpubmed by the mum“ “pm- “m “an” “Wm m,‘ Ibecitati —A sum in arlthmom “$441,955 in m9 like perlcd o1 '33_ Catch . . . . wzwts. 558,400 345,000 on Friday night mcembar "P “mud we“ and ehfeemed Icy ls M11. W. L. Joni-h: ma“ or Ammnwr’ in °°'°P'r5"°n MIN‘! INSTITUTE I", Gay. As llffifldguglnwd Otllt, U18 b61181‘; NI-‘anied $51119 --$ 254309 299-090 gw¢my_flrst_ ' ' ' ' with tlgr¢oe ng o! “M” 5nd -i_ Bolofiqay EH0 3311;“; 15309111.). ., ment in ness wi h the Unite. . cva co a- _ Mrs. John Huntley .. . 1.00 “mm v 1W" - The lar mont moo of -Ll Bill s Ohrllt- . Kingdom my...“ the tfadjng_ n. Catch owls. 104.500 100.120 m;',*,-;;fl<;1-,b;,*g ‘éflffufg ‘£63; Protestant Orphanage Mrs. Wilfred Furness 1m iionin 0mm continues to decline. W, rm m, Jtflym, ha: o; fimzfi§aflothy ‘I22,’ y the first eleven months o: the pm.‘ Landed value Us 125.435 200,110 a,“ ,0, me bécamn wmch e5 to Annual Conections 1m- John M. Mvleod -- 1-00 "m" °'“°“1“"°“ hm“ °“ ‘h’ Mm Normw Lina for their Jm- solo-mm, Star, by vol-no Wood- vlous year the sales to Great B1'l<,N2/W‘BlY'l-|n-<Wlf"k-—~L 33 M0 62770 “m, m, mm,“ £81m‘ ig” the w: wagon: ‘rvaulrroy irlgglgiggna! Ililgggoefilmfaefifllnwhlil: um mam,‘ q mgmbevf’ m4 3 “wit.” ___wmn P, 5mm, by tall-l had n. value of 04.077533, but ‘a 1C1 now. . , ‘ , . v. . . er . mm 4n ggwndgmg m,“ '7' _ , h, the “me month, o, m, they‘ Lands,‘ value n; cones 104,000 “m liligrwgilfi-rl m” (LONTINUED) c. E.Wh1te 1.00 cent of the total output, it is estl- We”; m, m, Ewan“, mg, ‘gzjgznei-Geums mom,u°,,_|,,_ p amounted to $6,330,517, an increase Qut-bcc- _ _ Doug,“ emaMy-pmsihed u chm "mum P M M T .1. o. Irvi .... 1.00 mated that the make will be about 8mm o, M, R011 Cull wu Lame-IDS! and flhlrlvy JOW- ' of s1 per cent. Catch cwts. 7,225 11,335 m“ “d m 1011mm we“ “l”; M, a; Es. . aylor l: mngwcll Mcbaod 1,00 9B million pounds in 1834 u oom- ‘named Wm‘ N" Y." "mmuom ohmhwlm mm 511mm‘, w Buslnem with other countries be- Landed value ..$ 16,800 28,515 program w“ ‘earned an?” _ 5' ' "W5" Mrs. W. L. Jenkins .......... ‘L00 Dir-rod with lllblfllflnpounds in m," we" no ram“ ha‘ 0mm the school’ g side Britain s13) improved. but by- Prince Edward 1s1and_ Remmm by Chaim“; M“ 'Mben Bur as loo Mrs. William Ross ,, so 1033. Cheese productio in Ontario “m.” M‘ M n", w“ 'u An" m,‘ dun‘, m“ GA“ I I $1M’ Percfiiwfs- ha“; b18818?‘ f“°filld~~l~°wlss- 13f: gig: Chorus, "Christian Awake" by Mrs. my ioolrerinv " loo Y’,.',°;'°,’,, ‘,';“‘,:.{,',,,,,~,;------~---- $115, gwgcgrgfiligvmvggg- um. ill-luau a new members on- muotlmsenwdthrw Bimdny 811W!’ slneas oon lnue to one wt an c va 110,, , , _. ‘ ' ' ' - - ' ' . ' with Certificates for P011065 m.- United States. but the increase . _ , by mm p“ u‘ gjzflfioulgigm’ 1-32 Mrs. David Ffllci‘ so {ixttivr Canada :11‘ ‘i; ll expected "m mm,“ m" m‘ Rm“ A u m. m, y,“ .. . in this case was only six p!!!‘ wit. VALUE LWTERS. mm,“ by 0mm; mm P - um “wk 5mm“; '50 -'°°°Ph 5'0"" -°° I; W“ a“, m mum,- ‘ “w, g_ an than arrived median-abuses “w Mela stead-ml a‘ ‘WWW 1°’ . Duet Southern moon... by mu Elmpaon o0 __ learn, '83,... m, "Yum M‘ Next meeting to held- on the presents to n11 the will Mu ti" January-November, r933, and sa,~ In British Columbia. azaln of 100 “an ‘Q14 wum 0mg." ' Mm Mum, Tum, H 5° s N’ '11-'75 to mm fi chem’: but”, ‘m’! "N," “w” ‘t u” ha” n‘ bgguflju] gowns“ use, t-__~ 450W for Jflnverv-"Ovflflb" 1"“ P" “mi i" “"11"” 1811"’- mim. Recitation, some m...“ 5pm,, by Miss Annie Phillips . Iso . m fact 1%: nlatlvol h m“ rm. mom Buntaln, Roll our lo The lolly evenihe than w“ l" ""- md“ "m “m” °°"“‘"” b“ a” “mpmw Wm‘ “'7” ‘m "l" Ewen Betw- Mm 4w" Rem-w "160 "out... soutlla a u w zoo rol- out}: in com’ y ti... cl-loele be answered with sine 8e! or Pny- I 0°" W "lid" u" “w” ' mo. the United Kingdom and the m; factor in raising the prmllflclu. , _ _ u... Mud,“ Sh,” _ ____ __ M, Mom, e w ex § ‘I’; ‘e '1' '0 u , o, m, “w, o, m, “m, 1mm, n, m,“ 1,, my“, Anthem. Much credit la due to thl United States totalled assumes. as landed value mm above the figures ..up,. mm than m per m, m m, "mm, “m,” m 4" ° ", ‘Y " " 3'3 “ti; '° m, u, “mm “w” awn» toacher w. mrolsuwton who no t nonrpared with $0,010,100, a gain of for November. '33. “an w,“ scallop and mwkem Mflhwlllffdd Ramsay .50 Endowment h“ “no,” ' m. wemm u” mmm‘ w . m“ - oaremlly trained the pupils in their _ . - "w" m" F" “m- wgg$jgs m‘; {f}: mmugqig. values no, rose slmrply. _ :1. mm: McKglvle so rat-w un. Julia Ann Mc- vincel u indie! that uo- i ' W“ i ‘ ' ' - v - ~ {A1107 Brunswick showed p. "- T130? -........ .50 Phonon. City llonwls tainedin llflbut the ' OONflNUED UPTBIND the grandad! anchor: ‘Md’ m“, o, “m” ‘m. _ _ Mn. Ramsay . . . . .50 L-rlfl-i-fl-ii ‘ Volume ll owlptlrnltulidly (mall. The