4
i
WhM
Veu
Want
A
TAXI
HH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
in
a
hurry
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Phone
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
t
cars
ana
Best
Service
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
Rate
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
YUl.
XIH.J
NO,
20f
L
...
,
'Hilt.
AWFUL
CATASTROPHE
OVERWHELMS
JAPAN
HALF
MILLION
LIVES
Half
Million
Casualties
Result
of
Earthquake,
Tidal
Wave
and
Fire
in
Japan;
Cities
Destroyed
PLANE
CAUSED
EXCITEMENT
AT
CHARLOTTE
CITY!
u-ctu
was
r.rsi
.r
m.cnmr
()
.
,UIMla
of
,
j,,,.
to
Ever
Visit
Islands
Will
iane.r
legation.
Soon
Return
South
j
OSAKA.
Sept.
t.
A
great
ex-
.
ploKiii
ha
occurred
in
Ilnkone.
The
iMintiioii
-itn-iip
(ialrM(one
or
the
ioprfug
f
Japan,
flying
l.i
.
-i:DX.
Flying
(Mil-jlooatrd
altout
50
mile
from
To-
....
L'...l
U.l.....l
...I
.
.......
I
....
till
t.rddv
iii.'rmiitt
from
the
fjuccni
i'i
i
.ii..
....
!
i.
.
1.
......
f...
ii..
w..
.
i
....
....
i
:::r
llri
flying
nutchine
esm
W
wiiM
the
uueMi
crniriotr?
isitfrinVTrfij
hiantmal
svpt.
t.-
'
rrlVHl
l.
Thursday
al!WII
in
flame,
the
loss
Otieen
Charlotte
City
cau
eon-.
M'Kable
exelleoionl
a
tout,
w
the
rr.,le,,l,
,
WV5
a
It
w.,
q.iie
unetpeeliHl.
The
(J.CYI)X
ha.
almut
rinlslr-
.
.
....
.
Ptt
if.
a-f.t-L-
its
V..
ati.f
I
...
.......
.....
.
.
...
....
hhm.
return
lo
...e
jer.rno
uracil
Mutton,
Vancouver,
inun;
"""'i
rt"-
'"T"r"
:
-
-
-
Inch
it
WW.
Ii.unnl.
II
ilenar-J1"
rye
witnesses
at
Kaouc
say,'"8"
'
l!
accordint'
lo
lure
will
de.eiHl
on
weather
con-
liiioii
and
l'liot
Macleixl
will
i"t
vrnlure
rorth
wilh
such
etilel
weather
n
now
prevail.
Cnpt.
Madeod
reporled
round
walhcr
on
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
but.
in
spile
or
this,-
the
ground
tt..
tti.il
Mi.v.r.1
Atm.ncr
II.
i
ninri.
Dm
it.r.Yiiv
vi.iixit
worn,
Ouren
Chnrlolle
l.ity.
I.ngooii
Japanese
earllniuake,
a
tnes-Hay.
Tburslon
Harbor
ami
"Locke-"aKC
rrom
U.S.
Consul
Davis
or
purl.
Shanghai
itulicules.
He
says
the
'
Knipress
or
Australia
and
KnV-
GREEKS
BURNED
ITALIAN
FLAG
message
rrom
Dais
indicates
she
V1.1..1
n
t.-l'!
expected
to
be
in
commission
"WiDIH
Wllllllbl
HIIUU
I
WW
Place
at
Athens
Following
Funeral
Corru
.Victims
ATIIKNS,
Sepl.
I.
Violent
demonstration
against
Italy
took
place
yesterday
niter
the
solemn
ft
i
I
.......i...
i
.11
;..
il...
nH.
i
1
1
hi
wr
li'r
mi
hi
in
tuv
uiiiu-
one
caiiieilral
ror
the
victim's
01
he
0rfu
bombardment.
The
crowd
burned
the
Italian
ring
mid
"Marked
the
Italian
legation.
VANCOUVER
BOAT
CREW
WON
BIG
EVENT
WHEN
THEY
DEFEATED
FRISCO
B.C.
Four
la
Now
Champion
Team
of
the
Pacirio
Coast
in
Rowing
OAKLAND,
Cnl.,
Sept.
1.
Van-oiiM-r
boat
club's
crew
ycsler-
'"y
won
the
lour
oared
shcW
ihami.i.mii.l,.
,.r
il.,.
I'aeifie
oasl
,v
iiLf..,,!!,,
..
f,,or
rrom
'
nn
Kranelseo
s..nll.
Knd
llowlng!m'fome
,,',,kl"
""l
liunnry
''"I':
The
Canadians
rinished
far
hi
the
lead.;
William
Wilson,
tho
l'acirio
l''U"t
tih'iii
t
cur
alhlelic
rowing
cl"inipion,
derailed
deoige
King-''
tr
the
.Vorthwest
1'aclfie
A.
A,
"f
Vaneoiiver
ll.C,
by
len
lengths
'
the
liilermedlale
singles
event
Hie
aiiimal
regalia.
Subscribe
fqr
the
Daily
News.
'',,
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Sept.
4
of
the
earthquake,
tidal
wave
and
to
come,
enough
Is
known
to
say
that
the
total
estimated
deaths
number
over
hair
a
million,
and
that
300,000
houses
have
been
burned.
This
is
the
estimate
or
the
metropolitan
police
or
Tokio.
The
chler
cities
to
surrer
Yokohama.
Kobe
and
Nagova.
iv
ftKin,
sept.
4.
in
tokio
and
fire
number
I50.00O.
accord-1
LONlMtN,
Sept
.1.
-A
il
elllclll
i.Jf
ri-iiii
I'aIiii.
.nl-.
Ilin
nil
InnCi
tlllla
,..fc.
111
111
Viitiiliunin
I
pttilmlfil
ilinlav
;
;vi.;
,r
.(,:'
j
"
at
t5o,
Toklo
Still
Burning
r4
is
ii
-Itiniii
11
or
lire
in'
that
cily
alone
being
at
least
150.
'
""
The
damacc
will
amount
to
i.cr!,p
hair
a
billion
yen
or
"bout
f
250.000.ooo.
Thi
esll-
m
-
ccchcd
here
this
aN
a
a
a
TIMHI
1
111
II
fIfriUI
IfHliair
II
liV
"
.
......
-""
Jhn
'lUi'luakc
leU
no
houses
"anoiuK
ai
.MiyanoMiiia,
a
lasii-
niountnln
resort
15
miles
MHIlll
or
loklo.
I
lie
famous
I'll
Ja
Hotel
was
destroyed.
Empress
Steamers
Busy
WASIIIXtS
TON.
Sent.
l.Cann
an
cc
are
a
readv
n
ni?
in"""'
"
"u
"u
the
work
of
rariiiK
lor
victim's
nf
pres
or
Canada
are
beiuir
uscdl'"?.
hr
rescue
work.
The
I'.nipress
or
Australia
wa
at
Yokohama
when
the
quake,
occurred
and
was
tsliuck
liy
the
tidal
waxe.
Her
.propellor
was
damaged,
but
the
...
oou
to
aid
in
carrying
survivors.
Davis
says
the
casualties
among,
foreigners
are
very
numerous.
Tjie
Knipress
or
Canada
arrived
Monday
with
freight
and
is
also
hunting
supplies
and
taking
on
sick
and
wounded.
Emoress
or
Australia
FIIANCISCO,
Sept.
3.
(Monday
i
A
message
rrom
Tamioka
says
the
lier
Knipress
or
Australia
was
caught
In
tho
fury
of
I
lie
tidal
wave
and
earth-iuaku
while
docked
at
Yokohama
but
sustained
only
a
broken
propeller.
She
will
be
unable
lo
depart
Tor
Vancouver
until
repaired.
SHANGHAI,
Sepl.
3.
The
lire
continues
In
Tokio.
It
Is
impossible
to
estimate
the
loss
or
lire.
Nearly
all
the
concrelo
and
brick
buildings
have
collapsed.
Air
men
flint
il
dllllcull
lo
fly
over
I
he
Japanese
capital
because
oT
""'
"",i"'
heal.
s"
acul
f""l
shortage
people
have
been
trying
to
catch
the
carp
in
the
pond
at
Iliblya
Park.
So
great
I
the
disaster
I
hat
il
is
possible
the
capital
may
be
moved
to
Kyoto
or
Osaka
temporarily.
SAN
FIIANCISCO,
Sepl.
3.
lladio
services
this
morning
estimate
that
there
are
at
least
100,000
persons
dead
In
Japan.
Oiu-
report
oven
gave
this
figure
'
PMNCK
Hl'PKHTi
Tt
KHDAY,
SEPTKAIHKK
i,
1023.
LOST
RESULT
EARTHQUAKE,
FIRE
AND
TIDAL
WAVE
While
the
whole
or
the
story
fire
which
overwhelmed
Japan
seem
to
have
been
Toklo,
alone
the
dead
from
the
quake
Tor
Tokio'
dead.
At
one
o'clock
rommuuiruliou
with
Japan
con
tinue!'
virtually
paralyzed
but
the'on
disaslerous
lire
are
believed
In
lie
under
control.
Fatalities
Increase
"
OSAKA,
fvM-
Sept.
"
3,-
The
1,11
minister
iiiniiier
marine
tiiay
estimated
Hie
'
"""one
from
the
eaithiuake,"."
ooo.
-
,
-
--
-EarlyRport.
...
.....
VA.NC4LYi:il,
Sep!
(Sun-
day
.With
street
heaped
with'
i
.
.
.
.;
..
.
anu
"
'""'
""e
cmn-
'fucMo,,
of
the
place
'
.
7
"""V
Itlt
rill
It
v
ins
mi.
I
tint
n
if
ill
h
.
i
..
-'"
"J
w
mn-
it
...
will.
i.......lnii....
r
...v..r:.l
,.tr,,i
..,.
.
?
atVdv
l'n
-cetve,t
here.
II
I
liu-
"
"''
casualties
but
il
will
exceed
100,-
eil
ouu.
The
naval
slalton
at
Yoko-
iliaina
wa
ensured
by
h
lidal
wave.
The
flames
arc
spreading
i1"1'1""""?
tuwns
i.artli(uake,
shocks
were
recorded
in
Kurope.
indicating
that
n
nev
quake
took
place
somewhere
In
the
fur
east
this
morn-
MOTORSHIP
IS
ASHORE
ALASKA
Carolln
Frances
on
a
Bar
at
Mouth
or
Kuskokwlm
River
Not
In
Danger
SKATTLK.
Sept.
t.
The
inulorship
Oartdiu
Frances,
own
ed
by
the
Western
Whaling
and
Trading
Co.
o!
San
1
rancisco,
went
aground
today
on
a
bar
at
the
moulh
or
the
Kuskokwiui
Jlixer,
Alaska,
according
to
a
wireless
message
received
at
Hrrmcrtnn,
Washington.
II
Said
Hie
vessel
was
iu
no
immediate
danger.
DISTRESS
SIGNALS
FROM
JAPANESE
SHIP
Tat
Yo
Maru
Signals
Picked
Up
at
Bremerton
Naval
Radio
Station
SHATTLK,
Sept.
L
Distress
signals
from
the
Japanese
steamer
Tat
Yo
Jlaru,
believed
to
be
in
(lie
vicinity
of
tho
Japanese
const,
were
picked
up
by
the
naval
radio
station
at
llreiuerlon,
near
here,
early
today.
The
vessel
rinally
got
in
touch
with
the
steamer
Korea
Slant.
The
Tal
Yo
sailed
rrom
San
Francisco
In
August
Tor
llong-
llong.
She
left
Honolulu
on
August
2t
OriJAflf
C
DE
ADUM
uLIiUUliU
iij"Ul
ijil
THIS
MORNING
Slight
Increases
In
Attendance
Indicated
In
Preliminary
Reports
The
putilic
and
hig.i
school
re-
opened
(hi
morning
aHer
the
Ullinier
Vacation-
Sliaht
increase
in
auemiance
are
Indi-
for
Japan
by
a
leamer
of
the
cat-d
fpon
pielljniiiary
reports
or
Canadian
poerninent.
The
in-he
.rinci.al.
tnumiration
or
Ihi
direct
steam-
II
S
If
urn'
4m.ifiiiluii.ln,it.
nf
l.:..
..-..i
i...
.
in
........
'v.,'v.....v,i-i.iiv
i
I'uWIc-
M-hooN,
-ejMrl
7J
new
t
.
.
t
....
.
.
.
'"?
P"pn."an.i
new
j.u-
piiir
in
variou
(:raile
Trom
out-
of
I
he
port
a
an
international
ide
point,
fc.'1'he
teacher
are
trade
port
facing
the
Paciiic.
iJtelLalaiUUl
a?.
Jasl.
earerJIhAnJfAncou.veT..
term.
I
he
Honlen
Street
School
"I
he
comnuinicalion
authori-
..
...I
i:
"
i"
npair,
.
.
n
r
i.-i.-
iiiii--
i.m.-r
iiii-i
r
i
rum
arr
nniiir
uccn,m,M;,,lV,
,
ootl
School
fonr
m
Ki
j..,,.
X(w.
,,,1'lit'
b-ae,er
are
11.
S.
urn.
.rUMng
nrincii.al.
A.
ahM
IIJJ
l
I
MlLn..
if:..
l
-V
"
M"-
.7
.1
""
lr",,v
";ar.
and
,
,,
manual
training
in.
North
A
total
or
I0
pupils,
a
slight
im-rease
oer
last
year.
Is
report-:ou
III
Hie
lllgli
chool.
Miss
A.
A.
I'ierce.
comnierciat
teacher,
is
a
new
member
of
the
starr.
PROVINCIAL
RAISED
AND
REACHES
PORT
Sunken
Gas
Boat
Is
Recovered
rrom
Grenvllle
Channel
by
Capt.
Gammon
The
Inverness
cannery's
gas-
boat
Provincial,
which
sank
a
week
ago
in
Orenville
Channel,
arrived
in
port
at
noon
today
in
low
or
the
Prince
Hupert
Hunt
House
power
boat
Pachena.
liais
Ing
operations
on
the
Provincial
look
up
the
nasi
two
days
and
were
in
charge
or
Capt.
Oammon
who
did
some
diving
in
coii-M,.Pai
s
the
starting
point
nection
with
I
lie
Job.
Assislance!and
is
connected
with
the
Ameri-
was
also
rendered
by
the
gasboat
Hope.
The
Provincial
will
go
Into
the
local
dry
dock
lor
repairs.
The
damage
is
said
to
be
not
very
great,
RAIN
CAUSES
BIG
SLIDE
AT
KWINITSA
Passengers
Eastbound
and
West
bound
had
to
be
Transferred
at
Mile
17.03
Last
Night
On
account
or
the
heavy
rains
ll
big
landslide
mine
down
over
Ihe
CN.lt.
track
at
Mile
17.03
for
about
200
reel
near
Kwinitsa
yesterday
at
noon
interfering.
wiui
noiii
wesii.ounit
and
east-
bound
trains
last
evening.
The
regular
0.15
eastbound
went
out
on
lime
nnd
tranrerred
her
na
-
senners
at
Ihe
slide
to
the
westbound
which
went
back.
The
outgoing
trains
returned
wilh
Ihe
passengers
coining
to
the
coast
and
arrived
al
3,3
n
this
nnirning,
the
slennier
Prince
Huperl
ror
the
south
being
held
until
after
her
arrival
as
there
were
a
number
or
through
passengers.
It
is
expected
the
track
will
be
cleared
in
lime
ror
lonlht5
easlbound
to
gel
throvgh.
Sturir't
JAPAN
LOOKING
TO
THIS
PORT
Makes
Investigations
With
View
J
to
Establishing
Canada-Japan
Trade
LITTLE
ERRORS
NOTED
Authorities
In
That
Country
Think
Communication
Will
be
Established
Soon
Say
Hie
Japan
Advertiser:
The
rm-nt
shipment
or
500,000
feet
of
lumber
rroin
Prince
Hubert
ror
Japan
a
the
firt
cargo
cer
so
shipped
from
that
port
,,as
attracted
the
attention
of
the
jJapanroe
government
authorities.
who
see
in
Prince
Hupert
a
promising
trade
nort
in
connection
wilh
transpacific
shipping,
The
..hinmeut'
wa
made,
on
June
L5
fr
I
In-
Cuna.lian
i...rl
!uii
-re
na
fauwn
ine
ne-
parlnienl
...
or
....
conununicalion
to
Mart
investigation
a
to
the
value
nes
win
,iioruy
oiMribuie
.locu
.
....
..
itnii
iiiiii-niiiinf
hii.nii.
nr
iiai
Ilui,ert'Alaka
lo
iwa'l!0,l
'
,he
i,,xeli-ation
'
'
l'
on
Prince
'
"Yt,a,ner
called
here
to
clear
cus-
panies
concerned
calli.i-
their'101"
an"
ln,m'?-aiion
and
take
addition
to
the
rae!
that
the
port
,
.
"
important
position
ire-i-
lo
Japan's
.raile
will,
American
and
rinadianl
I""
ports.
Prince
tv
Hupert
i
s
500
w
linn
miles!
nearer
to
Janan
than
Vancouver
the
Pacific
serviei-
nn.l
Inn
.day
can
be
saved
even
for
fnosfhl
steamer,
ami
has
a
future
not
al
all
to
be
despised
in
consideration
o(
industry
ami
communications.
"Keen
attention
is
being
paid
also
by
the
Canadian
government
to
Prince
Hupert
as
a
base
o(
shipping
operation
along
the
Canadian
Pacific
coast
and
as
a
starling
point
on
the
Canada-Japan
shipping
trade.
According
to
a
report
announced
by
the
department
bp
communications
concerning
the.
Canadian
port.
Prince
Hupert
is
Mtualed
in
llritish
Columbia,
Canada,
705
mile
north
or
Seattle.
The
port
has
deep
water
ami
is
ice
Tree
in
i
terminal
ooinl
or
the
Can
aiian
National
Hallway
with
ran
and
Canadian
Paciiic
ports
by
rail
and
sleamer,
The
coasting
Iratric
among
"these
ports
is
becoming
heavier
each
year.
Big
Coal
Deposits
In
Prince
Hupert.
fishing,
hi
in.
ber
and
silk
reeling
industries
have
been
rapidly
growing
in
re
cent
years
and
the
coal
oulput
is
reported
to
be
boundless
iu
its
neighborhood.
Prince
Hupert
has
a
population
or
only
10,000
but.
has
a
floating
dock
ami
oilier
necessary
harbor
racilities.
The
Cnniniimirnlimis
nolhorilin
run.
Jiler
,,,al
,hc
0H.,linr
of
lHrpcl
or
indirect
steamship
service
between
Prince
Hupert
and
Japan
will
be
realised
al
no
distant
fu
,in.,
n,
(
tlilt
ex,.nl
u,e
Com
muniraMon.H
between
the
Far
Cast
Bll,
nro,,
wj
j,e
t,uiekened
.,,
uin,
eonsi.letnble
contrihu.
'
n,,..
i.
n...
.,.im.
Mil
"
V
Ml
llllll
III
IIIU
trade."
LAT2
TELEGRAMS
Canadian
Har
Association
opens
in
Montreal.
Hughes
represents
U.S.,
Hirkenhead,
Hrit-ish,
and
Marcel,
French
bars.
Vancouver
won
FlumerfeU
cup
iu
inler-clty
cricket
against
Victoria.
Ill
tu
103.
Circulation
16t1
S'rttt
Sal
S22.
British
and
United
States
Consuls
at
Yokohama
Killed
Rioting
Following
Disaster
LOMfON,
Sept.
i.
The
British
Consul
at
Yokohama
and
aoout
one
hundred
foreign
resident
are
believed
dead,
according
to
de.-patches
to
the
Central
New.
Shipping
Ls
still
unable
to
enter
YokolAumi
harbor
owing
to
considerable
submarine
upheavals.
SHANGHAI,
Septl.
i.
The
United
Slates
Consul
General
at
Yokohama
and
his
wile
were
killed
iu
the
disaster,
according
to
a
radio
message
rrom
the
steamer
President
Jefferson
at
Yokohama.
Heports
received
here
today
say
rioting
menaced
the
de
slroyed
Japanese
cities.
Two
hundred
Koreans
driven
rrom
Tokio
by
soldiers
eiirorcing
martial
law.
procured
arms
near
th
capital
and
started
the
disturbances.
t
LONDON,
Sept.
1.
There
was
heavy
loss
or
lire
among
the
foreign
le.-idents
or
Yokohama
as
a
result
or
the
quake,
say$
Lloyd's
dopalch
Hum
Kobe.
The
city
was
entirely
destroyed.
COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLER
WAS
IN
PORT
SUNDAY
American
Freighter
Similar
to
C.
G.
M.
M.
Boats
Taking
Salmon
and
Lumber
to
New
York
i
ue
.vnierican
ireisnier
t-oni-
mrrriai
TravrllrrrOapt.
.lug;
wa
iu
port
rrom
3.15
to
0.10
Sunday
alien
alteruooii
oon
souinoouiii
souihoouud
iroin
on
a
crew
or
longshorenivii.
She
had
aboard
100.000
cases
ar
sal-,
man
rrom
Kidden
Inlet
ami
Sunny
"
'
1
,
J
,,
"y
"U1,
J
10
-
'
000
reel
or
lumber,
here
desllna-
lion
being
New
York.
The
boat
also
took
a
customs
onicer
from
l'pre.
The
Commercial
Traveller,
wiuen
is
,ownei
oy
tiie
U.S.
Slnp-;ir
ping
noarn
Hoard
ami
ami
is
is
uiuier
charter
lo
I
he
Cnitadian-Anicrican
Shipping
Co..
is
a
deep
sea
freighter
and
is
very
similar
in
buihl
and
appearance
to
the
8,800
ton
C.O.M..M.
freighters
which
rre-quently
call
here.
MRS.
DONALDSON
IS
HONORED
BY
STAFF
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
Mrs.
Donaldson,
who
has
been
acting
matron
ol
the
Prince
Hit-pert
General
Hospital
since
last
March
and
who
ror
a
year
prior
to
I
Ii
at
was
assistant
to
Miss
Charlotte
Hlack,
matron,
was
the
surprised
recipient
or
two
hand,
some
presentations
al
the
hospital
lasf
Saturday.
The
staK
or
graduates
and
the
secretary
presented
her
with
a
black
silk
silver
mounted
umbrella
and
the
kitchen
staH
and
orderies,
a
black
morroco
dressing
case
ImiciI
with
silk
and
Titled
witli
French
ivory
'"'let
articles.
Mrs.
Donaldson
has
left
te
.
.
.
I.
II
I
if
.i
m.spua,
ami
is
enjoying
well
-
...in.,
n-.-i
ai
me
nuoie
oi
tier
sister,
Mrs.
Alex.
Macdonald,
At-lin
Avenue.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Chicago
3,
Cincinnati
t.
Hoston
7,
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
5,
llrooklyu
tt.
SI.
Louis
8,
Pittsburg
2.
American
League
Philadelphia
I,
Huston
0.
Washington
I,
New
York
0.
Cleveland
0,
Chicago
11,
Coast
League
Salt
Lake
0,
Portland
1.
Oakland
9,
Vernon
6,
Los
Angeles
3,
San
Francisco
Sacramento
0-i,
Seattle
2-5.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ITALY
REFUSES
LEAGUE
EFFORT
Will
Accept
No
Mediation
Where
Prestige
or
Country
at
8take
I'AIMS
si.i
i
-.v
u-nJ
v..
o1terhTre-
thi
artennwn'
that
the
Italian
representative
had
In-
r..rii...i
ii...
.,ni.iit
.r
n...
f
.v.
...v..
uum
vi
.in;
ucaMuc
of
Nation
that
Italy
had
reused
,
aCcepl
the
Lea?ueV
jurisdic-
lion
in
the
dispute
between
Italy
and
Oreece.
LONDON,
Sept.
Home
says
Muolini
specifically
instructed
",e
Ual,a"
"W
f
'N'atiUS
ll,al
hc
was
.
uiv'iui
i-i
iiitici
iiiincfi
1
u
inuiu
tain
his
position
that
the
league
s
was
incompetent
to
deal
with
cases
in
which
the
prestige
of
(Italy
is
concerned.
Mussolini
told
the
cabinet
that
v.
the
League
assorts
its
richt
to
deal
with
the
case,
Italy
will
with.
draw
rron
the
League.
DOWLING
GOES
T0KAE00PS
Succeeds
W.
H.
Stevens,
Brother
or
Vancouver's
Member,
Who
Has
Resigned
x
"
a
(Special
Iu
Daily
News
KA.MLOOPS,
Sept.
4.
W.
II
Stevens,
superintendent
or
Do
minion
Government
Telegraph
and
Telephone
service
Tor
Kam-loops.
Okatlagan,
and
Kootenay,
districts
resigned
and
is
succeed-"
ed
by
Frank
D.
Howling,
who
is
transrerred
rrom
Prince
Hupert.j;
The
resignation
or
Stevens
was
the
result
oT
a
disagruejnent
wilh'
the
minister
of
public
works
over
(,e
reinstatement
or
the
night
operator
at
Vernon,
who
was
dis
charged
rrom
the
service.
Stevens
is
brother
of
II.
II.
.Stevens,
M.P
and
had
been
in
,,e
rxh
lltri.
tel,
years
AMERICA
WON
DAVIS
TROPHY
Captured
Tennis
Honors
Without
Aid
of
Tllden
on
Forest
Hills
Courts
FOUKST
HILLS,
Sept.
3.
America
successfully
derended
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
trophy
today
when
William
Johnstone
defeated
John
Hawke
M
,ulrnlla
.0-0,
0-2.
C-l.
It
gave
the
United
Stales
the
third
victory
in
four
matches
with
Australia
thus
vliitchUiK
Ihe
cup
regardless
of
the
outcome
of
Ulo;
Ttldcn-AuJcrsuit
gumes,