WhM
Vu
Want
A
TAXI
in
a
hurry
Phone
99
t
Oars,
and
Beit
Servloa
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
VOl,
XIII.,
NO.
175,
WATER
GALA
IN
PROGRESS
TODAY
Ihe
world
enurl
but
would
like
lo
.well.'
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
Loague
Washlnglou-lloslon,
rain.
Ncw
York
5,
Phihulelpliia
Del
roil
0,
Hhicago
I.
Clevehiud
2,
SI.
Louis
I.
National
League
Boston
V-l,
Plltsliurg
5-t
Hronklyu
0,
Ciucluuall
I.
Coast
League
Oakland
t-D,
Lo
Angeles
0-0.
Seattle
Z,
Portland
.
VevtMli
3,
8au
Francisco
2.
The
people
here
should
tw
buoyed
tin
with
a
great
spirit
of
oitiiulm
for
tin-
future.
The
de-
First
Boats
Left
For
Lakes
at
vclopinenl
utuy
not
come
inline-
Noon
With
Ideal
Weather
dinlcly
hut
they
are
certainly
Prevailing
coming.
Instead
of
silting
down,
--
ami
wailing
for
lhiug
to
happen
'
The
Hoy
Seoul
water
carnival,
we
should
he
out
to
meet
Iheiii1
which
i
being
held
thi
after-
and
heml
every
effort
toward
noon
at
the
Sail
Lake,
under
the
bringing
hImhiI
their
runumma-t
auspices
of
the
Hoy
M'oul'
A,
tiun.
eocialioii.
pot
off
to
a
good
dart
Centre
of
Industries
at
noon.
'
I
he
launches
donat-sl
"People
in
the
oulh'
are
today
by
tUipt.
A.
SwaiiMin,
commenced
Uirc
ontimistie
about
the
fuLur-J
lo
leave
the
prince.
Itupert
lioal-
f
the
norlli
than
they
ever
vere!
house
wharf
at
12
o
clock
Meal
before
ami
everywhere
Hit
di-weather
condition
prevalliiiB.
Jrict
i
talked
about.
In
Cali-
The
proaraui
of
aquatic
events,
foruiu
ami
Oieaoo
and
even
ini
comprioinif
swiiiuiiiiiR
rare.
ii;-
Vancouver
Hie
opinion
i
expres-UiK
coulcsl.
and
canoe
races
u,ai
(,.
years'
tinx
tin
rouiiiieiired
nl
12
o'clock.
Ilie
en
jmrl
of
Itrilish
I'.ohiinbia
will
be
trie
for
the
various
events
beinit
the
centre
of
Hie
lumber
and
pulp
made
at
the
lake.
industries
of
Hie
American,
ron-
Itefreshmeiiii.
will
be
served
on
Unenl.
This
i
the
last
chance
the
grounds
under
the
manage-
for
(tic
resource
In
other
iarl
of
i
ineut
of
Aid.
(ieo.
Muuro.
the
coutitient
are
diminishing.'
The
day
will
be
roncludeil
w
ith
,,.y
realite
in
the
soul
It
thai
an
open
air
dance,
under
Ho
here
we
have
alt
the
nccessaryi
auspice
of
the
llotary
Club,
water
power,
timber
ami
trans,
which
wilt
bo
held
loiiiKht
he-
porlatioti.
Tlie
taller,
by
rail
tween
Seventh
and
Linhtli
Street
hiuI
sea,
a
f
font
deliveries
lo
all
on
Second
Avenue.
The
hand
of
the
world
at'
a
low
a
cost
as
the
11
Northern
H.C
llcKimenl
fwm
nny
other
Vait
of
the
con.
will
be
in
uttendance.
Comnni-
linenl.
All
that
is
reipiired
i
hlly
sIiikIuk.
which
i
soinething
capital
to
develop
these
indu-new
in
Prince
Itupert.
will
be
a
trier.
feature
'uf
the
evening
riilerlaiu-1
"people
in
the
south
are
also
meat,
and
a
bumper
crowd
is
ex-
very
enthusiastic
about
mineral
peeled.
WORLD
COURT
IS
CONDEMNED
U.S.
Senator
Hiram
Johnson
Urges
America
to
Keep
of
Scheme
Out
prospect
of
this
district
which
are
al
tract
imr
a
great
deal
of
attention,
'the
Premier
Mine
at
Slewarl
last
year
produced
2KVi
per
rent
of
all
the
silver
und
to
per
cent
of
all
the
gold
Hint
wa
produced
in
Hie
world.
Thai
wa
in
great
record.
Sir
Charles'
Vision
It
seem
lo
me
Hint
the
vision
of
Hie
late
Sir
Charles
M.
liny
legarding
this
port
Is
about
lo
te
fulfilled.
There
is
no
iueslion
Ni:V
YHHK,
July
2(L
-Hrand.
(hut
u.
wa
right
nbout
Prince
ing
Ihe
world
court
of
Justice
Huperl
being
the
logical
port
of
proposal
a
heimr
an
utterly
fu-Vnlry
and
the
outlet
for
Alaska
tile
ngency
for
peace,
Senator
business.
Once
Hie
shipping
laws
11
Irani
Johnson
of
California
nre
adjusted
.satisfactorily
to
al.
spoke
publicly
on
hi
return
from
iow
for
Hie
use
of
Ibis
port,
there
RAIL
BONDS
GET
97.889
$22,500,000
C.N.R.
Issue
Biggest
Transaction
Handled,
in
Canada
OTTAWA,
July
26.
The
Canadian
National
Railway
Issue
or
$22,500,000
or
guaranteed
five
per
cent
flfleen-year
equipment
bonds
was
awarded
yesterday
by
Hon.
W.
S.
Fielding,
minister
or
finance,
to
a
Toronto
syndicate
headed
by
A.
E.
Ames
A
Co.,
the
Dominion
Socutl-tles
Corporation
Ltd.,
and
Wood,
Gundy
A
Co.,
at
a
rate
'
or
97.889
per
cent
and
accrued
Interest.
v
Mr.
Fielding
says
that
Is
the
largest
financial
operation
ever
handled
In
Canada
by
Canadian
houses
and
speaks
well
ror
the
credit
or
the
Dominion
and
for
the
strength
of
Canadian
financial
Institutions.
MISS
DORIS
MARLATT
OF
BUCKLEY
BAY
IS
IN
CARNIYAL
CONTEST
I......
II...
,11
I
II.-
II..
I..
IimjIm.w.I
'II...
I
'1.
..I.ll.l
1,1
1.1.111,1.
gel
United
Stale
Into
the
scheme
jn
xjevv
,,f
tlsaaL
fuel
that
the
a
a
definite
tep
Inward
liavlna
.demand
for
the
use
of
this
por!
League
of
Nations
and
world
uf-
into
the
ear
of
President
Hani-
fairs.
lug
and
his
party
at
every
hand
on
their
recent
visit
to
Alaska,
Mr.
Dawson
look
for
good
re
sults
lo
ensue
in
respect
to
the
reform
of
present
shipping
law.
The
uuauim'ou
way
in
which
the
cast,
was
presented
lo
theni
will
make
it
Impossible
fur
the
United
Slate
executives
not
to
act
Thornton
Impressed
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
Ilail-
wa)s,
was
even
more
impressed
wllh
till
port
and
it
possibilities
tl.nu
local
people
might
have
be-
lleveil,
said
sir,
Dawson.
A
an
indication
of
tlio
impressions
thai
Ward
has
jusl
been
received.
the
nation
participate
in
the
for
Alaska
business
was
dinned,
With
the
increased
population
on
the
Islands
Ibis
year
behind
her,
Mis
Marlatl
should
pul
up
a
hard
contest
for
the
oilier
candidates.
'
nomination
from
Smither
is
expected
at
the
l
air
Office
this
afternoon.
Puborib
for
tho
Dally
News,
Sir
Henry
had
received
here,
Mr.
Dawson
said
that
ho
had
told
peoplo
at
Vancouver
aboul
Prince
Huperl
and
it
possibilities
and
had
made
no
hone
about
It,
Mr.
Dawson
explained
that
Sir
Henry
had
not
yet
returned
.to
his
lieml-ijuarlers
In
Hie
Kast
from
hi
Western
lour.
I'JUNCH
ItlU-KHT,
11.(1,
THlitSDAY,
JULY
20,
10211.
DR.
KINO
WILL
BE
HERE
FOR
TWO
DAYS
Hull.
III'.
J.
II.
Killg.
federal
uiinisli-r
(if
public
work.
will
he
here
uexl
Wednesday
ami
Thursday,
August
I
uinl.
2,
according
'
lo
word
received
Mil
morning
by
Fred
Stork,
f
M.P.
He
will
arrive
in
Hie
(
city
on
Wednesday
afler-
noon
on
the
steamer
Prince
HuKrl
from
Vancouver
j
ami
will
leave
for
Hie
cast
:
on
Thursday
night'
Iraln.
!
Ile
will
likely,
lie
arroin-
pauied
by
Hon.
Charles
,
Slewarl,
minister
of
the
interior.
Arranzefmtil
are
now
mulei
Ha:
fur
the
inler-
viewing
and
eiilerUuiiiur
of
I
lie
ininiicrs
when
Ihey
viil
I
ite
city.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Bella
Coola
Asks
Provincial
Government
for
Establishment
VMUrdtjr't
Circulation
1S7S
To
this
little
grotto
at
(iarfui,
Scotland,
come
hundreds
uf
people
from
all
parts
of
die
country
lo
pray
for
restoration'
of,
health.
1
Pattullo
Takes
Exception
16
Daily
News
Editorial
and
States
Matter
Untrue,
Argument
Unsound
The
following
letter
has
been
.received
from
Hon.
T.
I).
Pnllullo
in
reply
to
a
recent
editorial
in
this
paper:
,
Kdilor,
Daily
.ew.:
Dear
Sir
In
your
issue
of
July
H!
under
the
heading
"Prince
Hiipcrl
Party
Needed,"
you
slated
editorially
as
follov:
"These
parlies
are
all
very
well
for
the
high-ups
in'
those
parties
but
what
is
needed
today
is
a
Prince
ItufTerl.
party
Hurt
will
tell
all
Ihe
other
parties
hi
go
lo
(ichcnna
unless
Prince
Huperl
gels
what
is
her
due.
While
it
is
nut
wise
to
be
insular
or
lo
lie
over
selfish,
yet
il
seems
necessary
lo
fight
ourj
way
all
the
lime.
.Vine
of
the;
parlies,
as
such,
care
any
thing
about
Prince
llupcrl,
except
to
gel
the
votes
of
the
people.
They
are
not,
interested
in
local
problems
except
in
so
far
as
these
alTecl-
Hie
general
policies
of
Iheir
party.
Parties
that
are
out
are
usually
full
of
promises
and
criticisms
and
those
I
hal
are
in
put
us
olT
as
much
a
possible.
If
we
unite
in
our
demands
ami
positively
refuse
U
support
any
parly
Dial
doe
mil
deliver
the
good
locally
we
shall
make
headway.!'
Declares
It
Untrue
I
am
a
member
of
tin'
Liberal
party:
I
am
a
member
of
the
Local
Legislature
for
the
const
iCuency
of
Prinre
Itupert.
and
I
continued
on
page
two
New
District
and
Own
Member
U
l.l
lll'l-illl
H'lU
lurillK
Will
lie
II
OIK
.VIU9HU
HU.-.IIH
.-5.
till
W'-0
Mliunuin
.c..i....-
.
,
..
I
:
'
.
I
...
I.,.
I
....
.
I..
J..,
coasl,
Ihe
Hella
toola
Liberal
Association
lias
passed
reoui-
i
......
i
.
i..
i
..f
..
.i.
...i
I...!
ii.
i
i
r....
i
ii...
rim.
ii-
a
iiiiuo
nuies
to
Mrii
mil
tii
in
naiHiieo
111r010.11
i
roue
m
inn,
iihc
pii
u
nuu
mi-
u
n,
uuuu-
.
,
.
.,
...
,.
i,4i
Ilitf
provincial
government
lo
make
separate
eleo-
u,
....
,i
.
ile
ni.i
...
Ai...
n.
.....
iv
l
i
ii...
iur.r
croiv
al'
'"
akin.
a
i-.-
i-
-
un-
u.r
.m
"...v
...
.
......
.....
-
,
,
......i:
....
f
ll,,.!
.1
hnl
Hurope
cared
.ml
a
r,p
ror.l.enefici.il
to
u
but
to
Alaska
a
Wen
contest
i
the
person
or,'
-
.
.,;,
,,.,,
,
,,,
,)ililv
vws
,,v
,,
I
llrvnildsen,
president
of
the
Hella
lloola
Liberal
Association.
It
l
is
as
loiiows:
"Whereas
a
redistribution
bill
will
be
passed
and
a
rearrangement
of
seals
iii
the
province
will
be
made
at
Die
next
silling
of
the
h-uislaturc
a(
Victoria
ami.
Whereas
this
particular
portion
of
Hie
eoasl
is
now
included
in
Ihe
Prince'
Itupert
electoral
district
and,
Whereas
under
Ilie
present
arrangement
lids
does
not
give
lo
Ibis
section
of
tlio'VoasI
satisfactory
representation
for
the
following
reasons;
,
Hi-cause
Ihe
financial
investment
In
fisheries,
pulp
and
paper
mills,
mines,
and
timber
in
this
section
of
thcdislricl
amounts
to
many
million-
of
dollars
and
x
Under
the
present
condition
the
undeveloped
natural
resources
cannot
and
will
not
be
ndc-iualey
brought
under
develop
ment
unless
II
is
possible
to
have
a
represtvnlulive
who
is
able
lo
come
in
close
contact
with
this
district.
Therefore
we
ask
Ihal
this
porl
ion
of
the
present
l-rinre
Huperl
district
be
al
Ihe
red
is-.
Iribufion
of
seats
given
its
own
member."
Boundaries
Hounded
tin
the
south
by
Ihe
M
sl
parallel
and
011
I
be
east
by
the
present
l.lllooel,
(Jarlboo
.districts
and
on
the
north
by
the
5
till
parellel.
Including
all
the
coastal
island.
from
Strut
Salt
St
2.
f.illl.
:n..l
rillou'sliin.
II.
is
in
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
time.'
A
iwe
rejoice
in
your
advancement
eries.
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
VANCOUVER
ACCORDS
UNITED
STATES
PRESIDENT
GREAT
RECEPTION
TODAY
Vifsifs
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
President
Harding
may
be
of
Moment
in
Port
Development
'Mia
i.f
Cit.
lf.ki.fv
'I'lutpiiliiti
lis
fin
ilUlrirl
iilltl
Itli
gill
I
11
'
I
I
III
111
1
I
HVM
P"I
V
.7
-
v
il
Of
President
Harding
to
Alaska
coming
one
on
lop
of
ilie
oilier,
will
irolialily
prove
to
lime
been
greater
factors
for
Hie
benefit
and
future
of
this
port
lliun
any
oilier
happening,"
lc-
dared
T.
(i,
Dawson,
director
of
Hie
ditimliaii
National
Hail-
way,
in
an
interview
this
morning
with
Hie
Daily
News
on
hi
return
from
California.
"Kvery
time
I
go
south,
I
come
hark
more
and
more
enthused
iihout
Hie
future
of
this
dMricl
when
I
compare
Hie
oilnlitiei
here
with
those
in
the
booth.
They
ld
wnmlcrrul
thing
in
me
souui
t
with
inurli
less
to
work
with
than
we
hae
here.
Whrti
one
con-'
cider
mr
resource
here,
no
douhleaii
he
fell
a
lo
the
future.!
Harding's
Address
to
Canadians
Urges
Good
Fellowship
and
Faith
VANCOUVEIt,
July
2(1.-
"The
ancient
bugaboo
of
United
Stale
scheming
lo
annex
Canada
disappeared
from
all
our
mind
years
ago,"
declared
Warren
(5.
Harding,
president
of
the
United
Stale,
speaking
before
a
huge
crowd
here
in
Stanley
Park
lo-Jday.
"Heaven
know,"
he
continued,
"we
have
all
we
can
man
age
now
and
room
enough
lo
spare
for
another
hundred
million
K-ople
before
approaching
the
intensive
stage
of
existence
of
many
huropeau
slale.
"If
I
might
tie
mi
bold
a
lo
'-
offer
a
word
of
advice
lo
you
il
-rim
faced
fori
ifical
ion
mark
would
be
this:
Do
no!
encourage
our
frontier
and
ho
huge
ball
te-
uiy
enlerpri-e
looking
lo
Can-'hips
palrol
our
dividing
waters,
da's
annexation
of
Hie
t
oiled
no
stealthy
snies
mrkjn
our
bor-'lale.
Vou
are
one
of
Ihe
most
:der
hamlets.
Onlyl
a
scrap
of
capable
governing
peoples
in
I
lie
paper,
recording
hardly
more
vorld
but
1
eiilreal
you,
for
your
than
simjile
understanding,
safe-wn
sakes,
lo
think
twice
Lefore
guard
live
and
properties
on
inderlakiuir
the
management
of.llie
fircat
Lake
and
only
humble
lie
territory
which
lie
between
'
inile-posls
mark
he
(ireal
Lake
ami
the
Him
boundary
line
for
the
invisible
thousand
of
ruude.
No.
Let
u
wo
our
own,
miles
through
farm
ami
forest.
sails
ulomr
parallel
roads
you
'Our
nroleelion
iijjur
fraternity.
..
.
1
I.
..I.
...
.
t.
HPi
itriiiiitf
us
.inn
we
nci'iiii,
juu.
our
arinur
js
jinr
I
ami
a
So
Ions
as
"each
country
main-
tie
that
binds
mure
firmly
year
laius
ils,
own
independence,
and
by
year
an
ever-"increusing
ac-bolli
recognize
their
iulerdepen-
ijuaiiilance
and
comradship
deuce,
Hidse
path
cannot
fail
lo
through
Ihe
interchan.'ie
of
citi-hcVheiliioway
tf'progre"ind'i
prosperity.
(perishable
-parchment
but
of
fair
Fraternal
Greeting
"d
honorable
dealing
which,
v..ii..,...iiu-
..J
i,.
i.
!d
'rant,
shall
continue
for
alt
..niii'iiuuij
iisitiiKui?
v
j
w
Hie
supreme
factor
in
modem.
existence
and
our
very
propin-
milv
iniiiiiit
lliul
inns!
fTiel
i
I
Scrunulou.
Credit
further
evidence
of
Hie
in-
'
"
"
......!....
.
.i
...i
i.nlv
'
ion.
i
uc,.ruurnvC
..o.....oi-:ilion
u-hieli
mnifs
l.
I
I
il...
t
-i.
:
I
I
l
I
.
k
:..r..
i
il.
..i
n.
that
spirit
thai
I
have
slopped
".
,mu
'
",t
:
mi
ftiv
v:i
v
lmiiit
rriim
:i
isil
hi.
"
.'
had
,ou""
found
"
ils
our
pioneers
in
Alaska
lo
make
.
n
ituiii'r
null
tiiiitii
nnr
vpr-
of
,v.iiiau
aim
nit-
oiiuru
flail's.
President
Hardiiiir
said
he
bad
...ui
,w.i-lil...r
..r
M.al
ri.seinal-
vestment,
half
of
it
in
provincial
ing
Irouuois
name,
Kanada.
loiu,,u
municipal
bonds.
whom,
glorious
in
her
youth
and!
strength
and
beauty,
on
behalf
of
my
own
beloved
country.
stretch
forth
ttolli
my
arm
in
fraternal
greeting
willi
grateful
ness
for
you
splendid
in
iny
heart
ami
from
my
lips
Ihe
whispered
prayer
oT
jiur
famed
Hip
Van
Winkle.
'.May
you
all
live
long
and
prosper.'
Referring
to
Hie
fact
I
hat
he
was,
with
the
single
exception
of
his
immediate
'
predecessor,
the
first
president
of
Hie
United
Stales
lo
set.
foot
jon
politically
foreign
soil,
President
Harding
staled
thai
such
an
iiihibilatiou.
which
had
developed
into
tradition,
may
have
been
desirable
in
Hie
early
days
inistice.
approximately
$2,500,-000.000
way
from
I'niled
Slates
lo
Canada
for
in-
This
wa
(continued
oa
page
t)
1
FISH
ARRIVALS
ARE
BIG
TODAY
Twelve
Schooners
Market
500
Pounds
or
Halibut
at
Ex-
change
it
Halibut
landings
totalled
237.-500
pounds
this
morning.
Highly
American
schooners
had
190.50U.
pound
and
four
Canadian
schooners,
17,000
pounds,
which'
was-sold
on
the
Fish
Exchange,
this
morning.
The
Canadians
ob-
wlien
time
wa
tuhie,i
b,.iler
Drjcs
for
iuth
firiL
the
chief
requisite
or
travel.
As-
R
set.0IU
ciasts
catches
.than
did
suredly
loo,
at
present,
Ihe
chief
jj,e
Aniericans.
The
arrivals
and
magistrate
of
Hie
great
republic
sajea
Wei-e:
l...,.l.l
l
nl.tllliill.
II.
I.
Iiul.il
llf.
M
Claiiiiing
that
their
district
has
al
all
limes
been
sorely
1
w
u
,,,,,
.....n,,,.,,!-
....,
,
nnn
,
neglected
by
all
governments
and
believing
that
if
the
Inctl,,,
Uu.
(arlll
bul
(.inada
was
,,
,
u,
a,u,
p0.",A,bBlro,ltSt
3i0oo
can
ohla.u
a
nieniber
pf
its
own
who
will
he
m
closer
touch
with
ll0,bie
ex-
ice,01lf
a
lnosl
u
at
13.2c
ami
Oe;
to
the
us
unities,
Kii-.m-i
tii-t
iiiiuiiiiis
uidj
hi;
miniu
Nifiiiu
unuig
t
!..!!.,.
f..,.,,.
..voi-v
v
eu
11.1
11
of
iv.
ii,.
.
rvM
ul..r.,u
the
United
Slates,
'ou
are
not
Co.
only
our
neighbor."
he
said,
"but
Grayling.
ii.Ooo
pounds,
at
vou
me
a
very
v'ood
neighbor
and
12,
Ic
and
S)c,
lo
the
Pat'ifio
Fisli-
and
admire
your
independence
no
eirn.,
13,000
pounds,
al
12.0;
less
sincerely
llian
we
value
ami
9c,
lo
Hie
Atliii
Fisheries,
your
friendship."
;
'ioiu
l'
Al,
12,00.0
pounds,
nl
Intense
Klndredshlp
12.6c
and
Uc;
Washington,
1G.0001
......
.
1..1.
n
11.
1.1,
pound
,al
12.2c
and
Uc;
Iloahl
11...
11...
-
ii...-
.....1
..iii.rw.i
Amundsen,
m:
1.1..
......
,
..
II...
.........
!,.,,lln.
.,f
suriv....
'
-"c
"
VI,
II.
I-
.fl.lH.
,.-j.
....
,....-
...
to
each
o.her
lit
limes
ot
need.
;
Thousand
of
our
brave
lad"
...
'
,,'
,,'...
niiu
rv
ivs
tuu
jwni
x
nun
irn
......
it
s
1
perished
in
the
gallant
and
gen-
.........i;.,.,
r
erous
action
for
the
preervutloii
Canadian
of
our
union
and
many
of
our
i.,,t..,.i
n
i.mnn
i
it:.
3
tltlllK
lllt'll
IUII..Vtl
till-
t.llllUUIUII
colors
to
the
battlefield
of
r.OOO
pounds,
at
lo
Hie
Hoyal
Fish
U
f
.II.H'I
M
UV'"
1'UUH'l.l,
Ul
IUU
and
10.5v,
to
the
Iloyat
Fish
Co.
i
'i
1-ia.iu.i.
.11
nni.
iiiiim,i.
nt
nr.i.
1-ranee
before
we
eptered
lhe'niu
10.Cc.
to
the
Allin
Fisherie.
war
and
leU
.their
portion
1
xw9
McCoy.
5,000
pdunds.
nt
killed
to
share
the
graves
of
your
i3.lc
nIll
0.0c
to
the
Hoolh
intrepid
sons.
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
"What
an
object
lesson
uf
Nornen.
10,000
poupd.
at
12Ao
peace
is
shown
today
by
our
two
'and
10.5o.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
countries
tu
all
the
world.
No
Cold
Storage
Co,