[12 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed. Jun. 3. 1904. i - V _ . . .  .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Large Part Of Fish Catch 
     
     Is Thrown Away Each Year 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ OTTAWA I01‘-‘i — Canadian ously ‘iimiting the deer popula- 
     
     ,commercial fishermen throw ition. Particularly hard winter: 
     
     ; tahway at hlarge proportion of setemted todhave a much greater 
     
     j eir cac every year. a ma- e ec on eer. 
     
     [fine biologist told a group 0 Dr. W. J Maher of the Uni- ‘the Canadian wildlife service in- 
     
     iwildlife and fisheries research- versity of Saskatchewan’: so-ldicated that reduction or controt 
     
     ers here. - ology department told the meet- or merganser ducks in the At- 
     
    

    
     Dr. C. S. Linds:ly rgolthe liJni- ing of hl]StSlud)}I1_0f tbl: predatgu la-ntic fpnovinces miglit be glen 
     
     versity of Briti um ia’s ‘prey reaions ip ween e ay 0 ncreasing e num r 
     
     institute of fisheries toid a joint rpomarine jaeger (an Anctic of salmon reaching maturity 
     
     meeting of the Canadian Soci- gull» and the brown lemmings the area. 
     
     ety of Wildlife and Fishery Bi- iin northern Aiaska. : A final paper on predator: 
     
     [Olt)£1SI.S and the Canadian .Com- PREY 0N LEl\_‘lMlNGS and their prey. presented by 
     
     mittee on Fresh-Water Fisher- Dr. Maher said filial} the _jae- iDr. J. W. Moffett oil the U2, 
     
     ies Research that "a large gers preyed on te emmings Fish and Wildlife Servce trac ' 
     
     €}:n0um.. oftthe fish iiiaughtdig ‘l gnly in the lastntiwo y1earsTl:if the history of the sea lamprey 
     
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     able. -numbers of the lemmings to Wlped 0"‘ 131‘? “'01-” ‘D V110 
     
    

    
     He said North Americans n some extent.’ but they were not great lakes system. 
     
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     gggngrewvgge m‘gs‘{°P;§:§}§TI1ree Engineers Will Seek 
     
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     caught were completely uti- 
     
     llzed. 
     
    

    
     A method of keeping fresh- I‘ 
     
    

    
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     ggstgibiamut a‘w;nt;'m::.nt§r;:§;i QALGARY tCP'—-Three Ca- 1 His mates will study power fa- 
     
    
   
   
    
     'entirely responsible for any ex- 
     
     tensive decrease in the lemming 
     
     population during a given year. 
     
    

    
     A stud by A. J. Erskine nl 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Columbig b‘;g1ogiSt_ Dr_ T_ _ éiadiai} en§)ineei-sth wflll tlfigve cilitties atnt‘li_make land and irri- 
     
     Northcote of the ac. fish andjsggés 3:; fag‘ ngdhlfgs mpgyga ‘°" 5“ ‘°‘- . 
     
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     igame branch‘ iaimed at finding a market for ‘MEET ‘N OTTAWA 
     
     EXPERIMENTS WORK ;Canadian exports. ‘ When all surveys are com- 
     
     ; Dr. Northcote said experi- Headed by John Davis of C31. 5 pleted the participating con- 
     
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     merits in artificially circulatingigary and sponsored by the }sulting engineers will meet 
     
     is small lake in autum by‘e;-31 government and cnnadinn i Ottawa to consolidate informa-; 
     
     ipumping air through pipes laid trade counseis, mo ' tlon and prepare 
     
     n40 ft. below the surface from spend three weeks in southeast Mr. Davis said most of the 
     
     ‘an air compressor, indicated,Asia engineers {liking PEN "1 the 
     
     urve s 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘that trout could be kept alive;' The men will make pt-enm. s have considerable ex-I :2 
     
     through the winter benea ;inar_v surveys on poten 'al of D91‘_19“C€ 1" the C0_lml|'l9S ah fig ’ 
     
     many fee ' n ad j 3 n engineering teen- which the trade studies are di- ‘ in 
     
    
   
   
    
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     W Artificial aeration of_ the ‘iake imques, personnel and materials rected. It l5 h'0Ped the SI-Udlfis 
     
    

    
            the trouts oxygen £2;‘I0F[))ir:ge(;Il:til)Illlslhe various de- ;i(l)lreleta:‘dmto$ 8;     
     
     Other scientific papers 9 other gmups w“‘ "‘-5” 500th year or two. he said. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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