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R QUARTER OF A MILLION POUNDS OF FISH ‘MARKETED YESTERDAY

 

  
  
   
 
 
 
 
   
  
    
    
   
   
  
 
  

enty-Foot Shortt Plane

Has Arrived at Vancouver

Capable of Making Flight to this City; Carries Five
People, Pilot, Observer, Wirelesser, Photographer

____ and Mechanic
e Rupert to Have BETTER RATES
Landing Field and Hangar ARF ASKED ON
THE STEAMERS

Board of Trade Takes up Matter
of Hiah Charges With Heads
of Traffic Dopartment

 

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eded mn North for Ph nes
d Forest Patrol
OUVER, September 13.
rived here for the Air Board station.
aft capable of making a non-stop flight from here to
pert.
irpiane will carry five a pilot, observer, wire-
tor, photog and be located
arters at the new station being prepared at Kitsilano.
ite start will be made in the spring at Prince Rupert pia ss t wh hh
paralion of a landing fleid fer aeroplanes and it is jasscns i \
0 be ready for the accormmodation of the planes which
din the fisheries and forest patrol! next year. Hangars ;
will be erected ‘there, ‘ os wrt dix “at (ee
official airboard flight with the mew machine will ing On i and there’ «
from Vancouver to Kamloops. special rates rennin i

QUT QF  — METAGAMA RUNS ON Se mae et

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Fish: rie ervice

A big English Shortt seaplane
it is a magnificent

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to Move Her

RAINS CONTINUE siness Space rates were
VANCOUVER FAIR Vancouver, §

ER SETTLEMENT

7" Outdoor Entertainments Have to
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last night \. J. Court Fartial at Victoria Held in —
t po thana via Presence of Work Point
ba trip east Troops.
RINCR a CTORIA Sept 13 In the
UNCER RUPE RT MUSIC AL SOCIETY eee i troops at Work
; t ba i cu Giraha i
dame Wj if d “wwe hv artialled and
nifred Lugrin Fahey | °°: losortion d
VILL GIVE A ng ihe wa
R . darale vas drafted in 1018
d ecital of Vocal Music ind got to the old ¢ a vy, wher
§ a “ESTHOLME THEATRE he was 8 * ane wi tate oe
y, Septe mber 14th, 1920, ae . { sta .s why c ¥ i
“Sion, $1 00 rM d hh o Saanich
Make Reserved Seats, $1.50
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Another Large Fish Sale
At Exchange Yesterday

\mounted Auctioned Sunday Morning Amounted to 275,0C0
pounds, Boats with Halibut numbered 28

 

 

The fish packing houses were busy yesterday aud this morning
for
orning and
int handled
from 28

preparing the big lot of halibut bought yesterday

Fleven cars were in the yard this

morning
shipment east.
The am:
was about 275,000 pounds

ten of these were used for yesterday's sales.
at the

| boats.

exchange yesterday

arrivals’ and sales yesterday:
ey tin ten

‘SENSATION AT
INQUIRY INTO
POISON CASE

Following are the
Canadian Boats.

Marguerite, 8,000 Ibs.; Atli, 9
and Tramp, 8,000 Ibs.,
at 14.4¢ and 7
B., 6,000 Ibs.; Pair of
Jacks, ibs.. and Kouyashu,
to Atlin Fisheries at 14.5e and 7c.

N. & S., 6,000 Ibs., and Hippo,

000 Ibs.,
Pacific }
Agnes

6,000

isher ies

5,000 Ibs., sold to Pacific Fish-
eries at 14.3e and Te.
Fisher, 8,000 Ibs.; Fanny F., or ee
25,000., Imperieuse, 8,000; Daisy, Evidence Says Jack Pickford and

Wifes Were Intoxicated
After Night Out,

25,000 Ibs., and Saturn, 2,500 sold
to the cold storage at 14.3¢ and]

 

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Joe Baker sold 3,000 pounds iol PARIS, Sept. 13.—After the
the cold storage al 13.5e and 7c.|/Pelice inquest had accepted the
Viola. report that Olive

sold 3,000 ibs, to the cold | pOyeictan’s
storage al 14.2c and +c. | Thomas accidentally drank poison

A tenn Bit the judge ordered an autopsy to

“Ertront Sot 7 A Retreat HEE = aceadentc, Piis caused
a sensation in court,

i}Allin Fisheries at 14.5¢e and 7c.
| June, 10,000 Ibs.; Cora, 5,000; Hotel employees testified that
libs., and Dolphin, 10,000 Ibs., sold Jack: Pickford and his wife were
Ae the Roval #ish Gn. et diSe and intoxicated after an all night
re : party devoted to dancing and a
Beaver sold 11,000 pounds to ane supper in the nutor-
jie Pacific Fisheries at 14.3¢ and ious Montmartre district.
ne
Olympic sold 23,000 pounds to
sing west fithe Sea Produets al 13¢ and 7c.
WV es rr rr. Restitution sold 28,000 pounds

Sentences to be Passed
Next Thursday —.

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McMordie says No Reason for Further Ad-
Kenneth McKay’ Convicted

Magistrate
yournment;

the Booth Fisheries at 15¢ and

QUELL REVOLT

* Outbreak of Sccialists in Milan
and Trieste Looked Threaten-
ing es a Time

Ommaney sold 58,000 pounds to
he cold storage at 12.9¢ and 7e
Adeline, 5,000 Ibs.; Chancellor,
and H. & R., 5,000 pounds,
» the cold storage at 13.5¢ and 7c. |}
cold)

10.000,

Yellowstone sold to the MILAN, Sept. 13.-—A Socialist
storage at 12.9e and 6.7¢ j
: revolt was supp sed oby slheu
esta sold to the Atlin Fish-],
jitahan troops alt ste at the

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ries at 13c and 6.6e.

salmon arrivals

'week-end For a time the streets

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LOPE: I fishing t : about . a. | were barricaded and a battle took
e interested spectators in the] Tee a at ee ee place between the military and
jfar as tlre local exchange is con-}, : oa
g hear the expected sentences of pet ateaadld ithe revolutionaries. Some Milan
t whiskes vestigations, but these } ae "eae aah chemical works were oecupied by
‘ s iworkmen, whe hoisted their red
Harands were further male TRSLIE GROSSMITH In
i flags on the signal being given
Vhes« ts were made on the} : .
e and Magistrate McMordic ENTERTAINS TONIGHT pecepTy GIVEN
x d thal there w { be uo further remands ON VE
: was extended. The main public WIth Aid of Violinist WI Give FOR MADAME FAHEY
tere mad the convietions and the evidence Varied Program Followed
rition Act and was re- by a Dance. . W. E, Williams Entertained
rhere e to be t t inded until September 16 fer Delightfully on Saturday
12 ah . i this morning Leslie Grossmith Afternoon.
rhe ee Reroe: wes Cmper aneeen So. Bie: Dae se pen About fifty ladis = called at the
Oisen and Black. Kesner selling cases were all re 4 sha : al the auditorium, w a n Rocuhnil hosts “Apes Re
. arded until September 16, “[/"@e Urea Upoh them the import- : :
I ' ‘ d Mlack cast v 5 Williams on Safurday afternoon
3 as vhy stnien shou iq; @uce of character building in edu- ; ,
! \ “ *, ah , " S } jyjfor the reception in “honor of
rono aad hen.” said /eation and the value of the study wp
‘ d pronounced then, a iMadame Winnifred Lugrin Fahey,
~ the of musie as an aid to this end.
t ue t Letstrate and if the notes the eminent voeal soloist The
ta I ‘ lenight Mr. Grossmith will
illeged |)“ \iended shall net remand ooms were daintily decorated,
+t uwy further.’ give his big entertainment, fol-| , ; in : iniiied ‘but
. i« . hh / il el es . ’ : . carries ’
a Che 8. A. 4 . ae can {lowed by a dance at which he and|!@e seBeme Be
inder tl ' erley case has be mainly with swee as
dine eo) Sie : Heel S&S. Barbour, violinist, wiii ;
ait yiedens tifiil tomiarrow fer ihe; , Mrs. W 8. Fis eusin of
: . peovide special music. Both the
making tle , bee ; sive consideration - Madame Fahey, poured, Mra. A.
= , dance and entertainment are given
pant re- advisability of using «Une for the one price W. Cameron served the ie os and
a Ke elh MeKay evidenee in this|*’ . ; ad , : J MoLeusacins
ae . i rhe program tonight will be of coe : poreee , a ~ s
bb t — Case. ony . i “ if Aso Sled
eee bad a mixed nature, There will be, oe aie 2 5 a ;
ioag r had lsome classical seleetions from)“!'0 fi resR '
| Mes. L n, urother of Madame
the great composers, popular). ' , nti pe ae
its : as also i ored guest.
‘ - oiuted lconcert numbers, humorous char- | *8”ey, Was aso at honored gu
, % er acter sketches, impersonations, §
, =. TIED TO POST and monologues as well as dra- e ’ *
“ well
uu _ readings, } T night th Night
vided, ies Seige Mr, Grossmith is well known in| 0 S e
ral act sie 4 : . » > is é
° DUBLIN Sout. 43. After a| Vieloria and Vaneouver He is @ ‘
=? oe : meniber of the great Grossmith
the is |fialway policeman had been fatal-
. ; ; SED f the! !* amily and his entertainment will!
t and not |!¥ shol, the police tied one Of thet, bh that he ean return and|
issassins to’a lamp-post and Bhol| of ' " ( ee ‘ ry a
i fentertain a@ large towuse Dbext year, .
) bith thany times Death was ine 8 ; R k 8 15
\ #  iantam me | ink at 8.
‘ | Canada’s greatest soprano,
Other Cases. \. St, Claire Beindle, the mining|Madaine Fahey, will be at the) CONCERT AND DANCE
h lek vu id engineer, left on this morning's) Westholme Theatre tomorrow} ‘

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