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Vidual Common to All Canco Customers Fi11d the Benefits of Such of Their Businesses The West Coast Fisheries, Volume 4, Number 11, August 1932 Item Type monograph Publisher American Trade Journals, Inc. Download date 08/10/2021 14:02:11 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/1834/31942 '-''·"'-''u<..< aO"V'ar;tagets of untold benefit to the machineil and Htlt~Ol?.:J:'i'l.flhted That the American Can '-''"""f.'"'" has been able to contribute its share in progress is due in to its .resem:ch laboratories. Lles.!QJtled to serve the indi- vidual common to alL Canco customers fi11d the benefits of such of their businesses. H San Francisco ::=·· c 0 K E H E 111 $ 4 now PI n " , I E EV AUGUST, 1932 3. ~RT E TISE IJ IJ IJ A M American Can Co. ------------ 1 Marine Hardware Co. ---------·---26 Arden Salt Co. ___________________ 2() Miles Linen Co.. .24 Monterey Bay Salt Co.__ _ __ .24 BUT BETTER TO USE! M utuai Supply Co., Inc. _________ 32 B B. St. achine Works______ _ .. 26 N Blumenthal, M. N.__ .... 33· Booth (F. E.) Co., In.c. ________ 2() Norman, Dr. J. G____ _ ___ : _____ 26 No-rthern Products Corp._ .. 22 c 0 Central Calif. Fish Co. ________ 32 Oakiand Fish Co ... Central Fish & Oyster Co. _____ 34 Charwood Typewriter Co. _______ 26> Cincotta Bros. ------ .24 Clinch (C. G.) & Co. .... 24 p Coast Fisheries _____ .. 30 .Pioneer Fisheries __________ .. 34 Cohn-Hopkins, Inc. ____ 19 Pitcho•meter Propeller Co. _ .... Z4 Continental Can Co. _______________ 4 R D --- __ 30 Davi Fisheries ....... 24 Davis (John H.) Co.... ..24 {9/ course, it's not easy to pick and choose all the :fibt·es that go into s E San Fran,cisco International Fish Co. ____ 32 Wall Oakum. How much easier it would Ets-Hokin & Galvan.. 24 San Pedro Body & Top Shop .. 26 be to just bundle up loose ends. True! San Pedro Iron Works ___________ 26 But how ordinary-how inferior the Santa Cruz Fisheries .............. 32 F Schmidt Lithograph Co .. _______ i 9 product would then be. Seattle Glove Co. ____ 28 Fibreboard Products Co. _________ lg Security Trust & Savit1gs Wall is enjoying its second century of Fisherman's Pkg. Corp._ . Bank _____ 28 Shockey Boiler Works __________ ... 2fi leadership. This requires an extraordinary Spaulding Inspection Bureau .. 19 Spenger (Frank) Co. ______ . 24 degree of care in manufacture. G Standard Fisheries -----·---- ... 32 Result: the :fishermen have a mighty Gross (E. B.) Canning Co, ____ 20 Sunset Photo Supply Co ______ .20 oakum and Wall maintains a T mighty good reputation. H Tarantino Bros. ..24 Haines Oyster Co. -- .30 Fishermen begin to save money the Tarr & Wonson, Ltd.__ .26 Higashi Fish Co. _____ _ - .32 Tubbs Cordage Co... _ 27 they specify Wall Oakum. Once Horman., J. p __ _ ______ 34 is caulked with Wall it stays tight. Made in America by American Labor r u Unio-n (The) Ice Co.__ ___ 26 Ingle Mfg. Co. ---------------------- _ .28 WALL ROPE WORKS, Inc. Isenberg, M. H.____ ______________ 34 48 South Street, New York, N.Y. v Factory, Beverly, N.]. J Van Camp ( Gi.lbert C.) In- surance Agcy., Inc. ___ 18 Pacific Coast Agents Jr. Norris Galvanizing Wks .. 26 Van Camp Sea Food Co., NOR.Mi\N S. WRIGHT & CO., 41 Spear Street, San Francisco. Cal. Inc. __________________________ 34 K w Koulouris & Co., A. K. _______ 34 Wall Rope 'Narks, Inc West Coast Oyster Farms, Ltd. ·--- .32 L Wreden Packing & Co< Larco (S.) Fish Co.. ____ 34 Lawrence (J. E.) & Co... ___ 30 Linen Thread Co.__ __22 Long Beach Salt Co.____ ____ 19 y Lo~ Ang-eles & Co. of S. 4 WEST COAST FISHER:Es p•·o"ide§ t~reote•• effi«:ienc::-, in the Continental oval sardine cans and closing machines add to the efficiency of any Cannery. Continental has developed for the Sardine Packer smooth, well-formed cans and better equipment with which to close them. Value is measured by the volume and quality of output. It will pay you well in increased profits to use Conti­ nental cans and closing machines. CoNTINENTAL CAN CoMPANY, INc. SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK CHICAGO 155 Montgomery St. 100 East 42nd St. 111 West Washington St. SEATTLE • LOS ANGELES · SAN JOSE : OAKLAND "IT"S BETTER PACKED IN TIN" I WEST COAST FISHERiES u JOHN EASTON BRO\V1';, contributed articles PROGRESSIVE+ + INDI::.PENDENT of interest to its readers whet!zer or not 'Views expressed coincide with its but takes no Sardine Prospe~ts Grow Brighter ARDINE CAKNERS of California, canners) representatives of the t1shennen who for some time ha ''e been an­ and officials of the citv of · ticipating a dismal 1932-33 season, San Francisco on -27. d :;ring the last few days of July suddenly lerbach, third of more optimistic in their views and was not present. in the northern part of the state heard discnsslons of the in-, began to hurry their preparations for dustry, the lasting sev·eral hours. cperating. This change of view in part Montere-..r civic pointed out t]:-at be credited to hopes that the coming the city ~~as dependent upon canncnes year will see impro,·ed markets for their for a good share of its annual H1COnl.e, canned fish, but its chief cause ·was the and R M. esti- of permits for a total of 110,000 reduced to edible meal and oil The problem of combining a proper re­ for conservation with 6usiness expe- long has disturbed the sardine in­ dustrv. In the earlv davs of California sardi11e-canning- (the- busfness \vas begun lJ)- Frank E. Booth in 1901) there w-ere nc, concerning the amount of fish could be caught or the uses to that the canners which it was to be put.· , however, pilchards without California State Fish & Commis- a certain percentage. sion decided that conservation measures This l1as been rnade on I:nany were necessar\' if the fisherv \Yas to be occasions the past it 1Jrg·ed that prmectecl fron1 over-exploitation. \Vith the the fish and game rlted not ad,-ice of the canners and of trained scien­ be concerned ove1~ \vhat clone with set to stuclv the a])l11lclance and life­ the fish after it was sbt:.-~nld of tl1e SJJecies, ,-arious laws vvere Fran!? E. Booth} J'>rcJident) F. E. Booth Co. interest itself in the ho•;v a"··d fi11al1v the rt11ings much safely could he caught each \\ hich e.acb Cr~nner C011lpelled tO can This year - in;;;;istent }n 1!rg1ng be perc1itted out of each ton of tlsh he rc­ two classes: land factories which have renuchon, 1n •,rie\V of ) "·ere put into effect. heen Dcrmits to reduce pilchards , and floating plants fact that no control can be exercised crver the floating plants. the three-mile lim­ code 1vas state juris- Seel.o Reduction Permits diction. there V\·Tere tYvo licensed one at sea; dur- "\,\.?'e J1ave been this year there may be two of each: permitted to reduce Gra1n Co. and Bavside Doses, v,·hich is Flour Mirafl;res", law." explained v. of Santa Cruz J:t. B< Gross Canning Fish- ing the 111eeting~ on it possible for tis to n1arkets for ed1- ble nroducts of our reduction Dlants. A11 fish receipts. to sonlc­ a that~ ''Tc ask is opoortunitv to do Since that tin1c, ho\YCYtrJ cc_nnpetition :for ourselves.)) "'-a.._· of canners thing~ 11arr~,., ;;;~d Ltnfavorab!e econon1ic conditions have and \u,,e mnch harm to ma•·kets for both were not planning to open their factor­ of commodities. lands Pn ies this season, and none of them was expected to operat~ at or to be- _ ha,:e sufficient buying power to ah­ 111 gm on the seasons {lay~ This tile California pack, and even if thev Co., to do so, cheap Jap:tnc,;c and not only was a poor for cannery officials and workers, but also spelled and indicated packs would tend to shut out the felt the granting- of reduction hard times for tlshcrmen who were ex- to product. Fish me:1l and oil ha'" be the only solution the a like fate, the demand having to earn their livelihoods by ca tcb­ supp!ying tlsh. K. who to while foreign competition has Hovden Products (of Hold Con/erf!n.ce \'vhich he 1s president) fron1 a visit to external competition for their urincipai eastern n1arkets. also sDoke ~n ',' packers of Pittsburg, Monterey, In order to avert this outcome if favor of tbe Li each, \;\Jilmington and San Pedro ble, President ]. Dale and other confronted vvith domestic rivals missioner Earl B. Gilmore California sardine Fish flour H lfh ese are of State Fish & Game Commission met with have found it a 6 WEST COAST FISHERIES ketable food We are losing five firms had announced their intentions Five canners received reductions ground in our for markets and must of starting their reduction plants to work their assessment rolls, the total turn to other products if we are to sur­ during the part of the month. ing to $11,815. Reductions vive. The Japanese government has sub­ These were: B. Gross Canning Co., as follows: San Carlos sidized five canneries in Chosen (Korea) Hovden Corp~, Del Mar $2,635; Del Mar Canning and they are able to sell their fish for Canning Co., San Carlos Canning Co. and Hovden Food Products $2.25 a case in the Dutch East Indies. San Xavier Fish Packing Company~ San $2,900; E. B. Gross Canning Co., Portugal also is subsidizing its canneries, Xavier also was planning on packing dur­ Monterey Canning Co., $3,000.
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