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When Your Fish Is Sold Whaes the Story? The West Coast Fisheries, Volume 2, Number 3, January 1930 Item Type monograph Publisher M.W. Eley Download date 27/09/2021 01:05:17 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/1834/31872 When your fish is sold Whaes the story? HEN your tuna, your sardine or salmon package is W opened what's the answer? Have you won a steady customer because of its quality- its appetizing appearance. Chances are you have if you've packed it right- in the right kind of metal fish package. Canco metal fish packages are outstanding in workmanship and appearance-in the knack of keeping tuna, sardines or salmon as they should be kept. You can maintain a high level of sales-win permanent customers for your fish with these splendid containm. \ saves ..... time .. .. .. labor A-B Spiral Chain Exhauster .. ... .. spaee a 'l{_eal Profit ·Maker for the Fish Canner .. .... money A Certified Performance Survey the cost of frying solution is en­ by the A. C. Nielsen Company, tirely eliminated. Moreover the independent engineering account­ machine is so designed to provide ants, showed a saving in one plant maximum output capacity in min­ equal to a net annual return of imum floor space, another out­ 89% on the investment for the standing advantage that will be A-B Spiral Chain Exhauster and specially appreciated where floor the raw- pack method over the space is limited. frying-and-drying method. It represents a distinct improve­ Moreover, the report continues: ment in exhausters for handling "If there were accurate figures oval, flat and irregular shaped on former steam requirement it cans. is believed that the saving effected You can increase your profits would be sufficient to more than by decreasing costs. You can pay for the equipmeut-$16,000- decrease costs by installing this iu one year's operatiou". improved exhauster. Write for With this exhauster four men complete details or talk with your now do the work of sixteen and nearest A-B representative. A copy of the Nielsen Srm•ey sfzoll'illg the sm•ing of the ran·­ ANDERSON -BARNGROVER MFG. CO. pack --method o1•et .dryi11g-mrd­ DIVISION OF FOOD MACHINERY CORPORATION fryiug method in the Del Mar Cmmiug Co., Monterey Calif is 70 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO yortrs for the asking. Factories: San Jose and Hayward, Califordia A~ B SPIRAL CHAIN • FISH E HAUSTER Tlw \Ve~i. Consl Fi~hedes j,; published numth!y, .January to Nn\'ember, and ;;emi-llJunth!y~in pe~er,?hi:?"· at,:Municitm! ,Fh;h Wharf. San. Pedro,_ Cu!ifon1ia, by .i\1. \\'. Eley. SubHcr-iplion $:U;o per year in the Unitetl State,; anti lnsulnt· l'os~e;;~wnH. Jouretl!:ll, ::i·l.nO. hnh~n·d al Snn Pedro PostnJhce a.~ ~l·cutl<l cln~.­ nmtl<~r November ~-1, 1\l:!R, tmder At•l uf March!\, 1S7\l. Vol. ~. Nu, :L JANUARY, 1930 3 FRANCISCO -SAN PEDRO DIEGO-FISH HARBOR The Cook With Patterson Sargent Co .. MANUFACTURERS MARINE PAINTS, VARNISHES, Bottled Gas SPECIALTIES, COPPER P'AINT, THE NEW AND PERFECT FUEL FOR BOATS RED, BROWN, GREEN, Convenient-Safe-Clean P'roducts the Tratle Have Learned to Respect C. J. HENDRY CO., 27 Main St.• San Francisco C. J. HENDRY CO., 111-121 South Front St., Distributed by San Pedro C. J. HENDRY CO., 764 Tuna St., East San Pedro (Fish Harbor) HENDRY CO., 930 State St., San Diego C. J. HENDRY CO. Y OUR AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS San Francisco-San Pedro-San Diego · -------·- -- Let the Sun Shine y and the Wind Howl • and the Rain come down in sheets they will have no ill effect on decks fitted with KUHLS" Other It is pliable and elastic VVhy run the risk of ruining an other­ Kubis' Products under the most severe Elastic Seam Composition wise perfect cruise by gotng shipmates No. 2 provides perfect, conditions. Even after with an antiquated or decrepit galley positive protection to the your boat bas been laid hull. Elastic flat yacht range? white; elastic gloss yacht up all Winter, you will white and trowel cement There is a SHIPMATE the proper - complete season-1 on g find her decks as good size and type for your galley whether protection is assured. as new if Kubis' has Elastic Composition No. 3 you want to burn coal, wood, briquets, for laying canvas on decks been used. In five col­ oil or gas. housing and hatches. Also ors, white, gray, black, for canvasing and repair­ ing canoes. yellow and mahogany. H. B. FRED KUHLS Sole Manufacturer 65th Street and 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. s IPMATES Established 1889 THE STAMFORD FOUNDRY CO. All Marine Supply Dealers carry Kuhls' Products STAMFORD, CONN. 4 THE WEST COAST FISHERIES c 0 N T E N Underwriters Approved Shall People Lose Their Birth1·ig/zt? Is Czarism in Asce11dency? .............. 7 Fishing Boat Construction is Going LlJX Forward Rapidly ··············:··············· 9 1s now being installed in Tuna and Sardine Paching Seasons Jl!/ a king Good Showing ................ :11 many of the new boats By FORREST FORBES including Stormy TF eatherHinders Fresh Fish Rainbow GJACONI and KORDICH Production on Coast ..................... 12 Musketeer ANDRE\\' ZAMB£RLIN Approaching Lenten Season Gives White Star K. CESAREO Hopes of Good Fresh Fish Markets . .13 SLAYKO IVANCIC Senator By WALTER R. SMITH Vvhy not add your boat to this growing list. Totuava-A Tf/inter Sea Food Delicacy ......................... ............... .16 LUX FIRE Beginning a .Monthly SurYey of Fish Available on the Fresh PROTECTION Markets of Southern California A Trip to Paradise ................................ .17 means that your boat and catch comes home safe from fire losses. LUX DISTRIBUTORS Southern Northern Northwest DEPARTMENTS California California Alex Cow, Inc. Paul W. Hiller Hough & Egbert Seattle EDITORIAL ......................................... 14 Wilmington San Francisco FF\T .................................................. 19 Installment No. 2 of the Encycleopedia of Fish, Fruit and LUX AGENTS V cgetables. R. V. Morris . ........ , , . , , ...... , ........ San Diego Yacht & Motor Sales Corp .. .............. Wilmington FISHERMEN ......................................... 27 Craig Ship Building Co., , ............ · .... Long Beach CANNERS .................... , ..... : ................. 34 William Sylva Co . ...... , , . , , ..... , ... San Francisco Beebe Co. .. , ..... , , . , , , ................ Portland FISH MEAL AND OIL ............................... 39 Seattle Marine Equipment Co .. ............... Seattle Hoffars Ltd. , .......................... Vancouver RETAILERS ......................................... 40 FRESH FISH ........................................ 41 Walter Kidde & Company, line. 140 Cedar Street (Contozts CojJyriglztcd, 1930, by M. W. Elcy.) NewYorlt JANUARY, 1930 5 ADVERTISERS Dependable Power -with A N Extreme Alaskan Glacier Seafood Co... 48 Naylor, Geo. F ......... 55 American Can Co ....... Front Cover Nehalem Bay Fish Co ... 50 Economy American Fisheries Co.. 56 Neubay Oyster Co... 43 American Fisheries, Inc...... 53 New England Fish Co ... American Fi!lhermen's Pro. Newport Fish Co ... "50 30 5 ... A~~r~~-----B~g;~ver :Mfg: 0 Co.... --------------Inside Front Cover Anderson (Arthur) Fish Co.. 42 0 akland Fish Co .. 45 Arcadian Seafood Co,.. ..... 45 Ocean Fish Co ........................ 53 Oregon Fish Co ...................... 51 B p Berry Bros............... 33 Blumenthal. M. N .............. _,,,.. 46 Pacific Coast Fish Co .... 53 Booth (~·-E Co., Inc......... : 37 Pacific Mutual Fish Co., ·r~~: Bottle:l. o. of Calif........... 29 "WESTERN ENTERPRISE" Paladini (A.) Inc.......... .~i Brenner J, },) Oyster Co.. 49 Parke & Kibele, Inc...... .. 29" Bristol Bay Packing Co... 43 Patterson Sargent Co ........ .. 3 DIESEL-MARINE ENGINES Peoples Fish Co...... 56 Designed to meet the most exacting re­ c Pioneer Fisheries 54 Portland Fish Co. 51 quirements of hard service with an unusual California Press Mfg Co. ...................................... Back Cover factor of economy a~d adapted to all types Cenac {C.} & Co __ _ 45 R Central California Fish Co .... of commercial and pleasure craft from small Rask Shipbuilding Co ...... 29 Central Fish Co...... ..... tugs to ocean~going yachts. Complete in~ Central Fish & Oyster Co .... "55 Reeves, J. H ........... 51 Central Sheet Metal Works "31 Ripley (Edwin) & Son__ 49 formation and specifications are contained Chesapealte Fish Co..... 56 Ripley Fish Co., Inc .. 49 Coast Fisheries .............. 45 in our Catalog No. 505. Columbia River Packers. 42 s Crab-Salmon Fishermen's ProM WESTERN ENTERPRISE ENGINE CO. tective Assn. ..... 30 Salazar, Luis ........... .. 31 General Offices and Factory Cunningham. Allan ............... 33 San Die11.:o Fisheries Co ......... 56 1005 Alhambra Ave,, Los Angele-s, California Custoni House Packing Corp. 38 San Diego Fishermen's Assn. 913 Western Ave., Seattle, Washington Inc, ...........-... 30 Di.stributcts: D San Francisco --i"~i~~ti~-~~ Enterprise Engine Co., San Francisco, Calif. Fish Co, ................. , 57 Kruse & Banks Shipbuilding Co., North 9end, Ore. Davis (F. A.) Co .. 15 Sanitary Oyster Co................. .. 44 The von Hnmm Young Co., Ltd., Honolulu, T H Dowden, Henry Co. 42 San juan Fishing & Paeldng Edward Lipsett, Ltd., Vancouver, B. C. · ' 0 49 Peden Iron & Steel Co .. Houston, T"'xas E sa~ .iu1~cFi~·h·-co::::::::::::::::::::: 53 San Pedro Boat Building Co., A. R, Robbins Murine E.ngine Works, San Diego, Calif. Ets-Hokin & Galvan............... 33 Inc ......................................... .. 31 San Pedro Fish Co................. .. 54 & F San Pedro Grocery Supply Co ............----~------ .................. .. 31 Feller, Chas., Inc, .......... 42 Sardine Canners Association
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