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1 JAPAN CONDUCTING FISHER
IES EXPERIMENTS LARGE
Special to The Gateway
VICTORIA. B. C.. — Referring
to the Japanese vessels whicl
| were earlier reported as fishing
i for halibut in Bering* Sea anc
Alaskan waters, John Pease Bab
cock, Chairman of the Halibul
Commission, is now advisee
from Washington. D. C., that or
receiving the report the U. S
Coast guard cutter Chelan was
dispatched to the scene and or
jJune 30 last found the Japanese
cannery steamer Maihoyu Mari
anchored in 37 fathoms on Baird
| Bank, 21 miles north of Nelsor
| Lagoon on the Alaska Peninsula
in Bering Sea. This vessel oi
! 7,334 tons. 500 feet long and 52
I feet beam, was manned by a
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PAULSTEINER’S SEA FOOD MARKET
Fillet of Snapper (boneless)
per lb.30c
Black Bass . „...30c
Fresh Halibut, per ib_15c
Fresh Red Snapper, per lb..15c
2 lb.J55c
Fresh Black or Rock Cod, per
lb-15c. 2 lbs for 25c
Halibut Cheeks, per lb.25c
Fresh Cooked Crabs
SAlt Gray Cod, per lb...
Salt Black Cod, per lb.12c
Attains 56—Wholesale and Retail—Attains 14
John Paulstiener, Prop.
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Our Regular $1.50, now . $1.40 — 3 prs. for . $4.15
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crew of about 300 and was ac
companied by the steam trawler
Myogi Maru and a number of
power launches.
It was observed that the ves
sel was engaged in fishing for
i j and canning spider crabs.Mar
f I kers and floats for gear used in
' these operations were spread
: over an extended area. There
was no evidence that the vessel
’ j was engaged or equipped to en
I gage in any fishery activity
! oilier than in respect to crab op
! orations.
on July 4 the cneian again
,,1 made contact with the Taihoyu
’ Maru and found that vessel with
| its attendant outfit had moved
| approximately nine miles east
ward. Large piles of spider crabs
were observed on the forward
i and after decks of the steamer.
Mr. Babcock is further advis
ed that while the coast guard
,; Chelan was at Unalaska, the
Japanese government vessel Ha
kuyo Maru anchored in the
| nearby waters of Dutch Harbor
on June 26 The Hakuyo Maru is
a training ship of the Imperial
j Institute of Tokyo. and is a
modern steel vessel of about 2,
000 tons, Diesel power, and well
equipped with modern appliances
for deep-sea investigations. The
1 personnel consisted of 30 in the
; crew, 10 officers and instructors,
iand 32 students. Regular class
| rooms with tables, benches and
| blackboards, were located aft
and forward on the main deck.
There w^as also a miniature can
1 ning outfit.
i “This is. as far as I am ad
vised.'’ Mr. Babcock stated, “the
first year that the Japanese
have .conducted operations in
Bering Sea and off the coast of
Alaska. It indicates forcefully
how actively the Japanese are
extending deep-sea fishing op- ;
Derations. Their operations in .
Bering Sea this year have ap
parently been confined to crab
fishing and canning and they
have not engaged in halibut
fishing and, under present mar
ket conditions, are not liable to.
In the last few years the Japan
ese have shown gieat activity ,
in extending their export of
Canned fishery products. Their j
export of canned crabs to the f
United States and even to Can
ada is increasing yearly. The
crabs canned in Bering Sea this
i year are evidently intended for ,
I export." I
"Why is it," Mr. B.ibcack asks, j
1 “that our ifshery interests do not 5
engage in the rich cod and crab j
i fishing in Bering Sea, which are j
as open to them as to the United ;
States and Japanese fishermen?'* j
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF
ALASKA PRESENTS THE FOL
LOWING CANDIDATES AT THE
GENERAL ELECTION,
NOVEMBER, 4,1930
For Delegate to Congress
JAMES WICKERSHAM
For Treasurer
WALSTEIN G. SMITH
For Auditor
CASH COLE
For Commissioner of Education
W. K. KELLER
For Territorial Highway Engineer
JOSEPH ULMER
DIVISIONAL OFFICERS
For Senator
ROBERT S. BRAGAW
For Representatives
CAL M. BROSIUS
of Seward
FRANK H. FOSTER
of Cordova
JOSEPH H. MURRAY
of Cordova
L. D. ROACH
of Anchorage
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