ii
Vlil
XIV
NO,
?o2
Purchase
of
the
Lumber
Mill
at
Prince
Rupert
Preliminary
Arrangements
are
Made
and
City
I.
Being
Approached:
for
Power
and
Water
and
Tax
Rate
SHINGLE
MILL
AND
BOX
FACTORY
v
ff..ilHii
lor
the
anUiilion
uf
(In
Seal
time
mill
and
I
i
1
1
in
it
from
Hi-
Kiiier-nii
eslule
bt
iuteivil
which
lie
re-mM-
have
reached
u
point
where
all
that
in
now
required
i-i,-lmior
urruugrtnc
lit
with
Ihe
city
authorities
with
regard
.v.
water
utid
Hiwer
and
with
Hie
Canadian
Nalioiml
Itiail
.
irjiinliuK
II"!
lease
of
tvalerlronl
ihiiioihhi-
I'rmik
I..
!.
Hie
well
known
district
lumber
oM'i-atnr.
who
is
miI-lii
ril)
in
connection
Willi
the
mailer.
I
llmklcy
w
ill
lw
here
llltli!
.
-
-
.
.
I.u
and
hope,
before
In-
.
hl'lUg
hi
loi'Hl
lirgollil-
..
ii
successful
close.
If
-
,,-
lhal
work
vf
rei-oiidl-.
nixl
ctmllng
the
mill
niiiM-iHi-
forthwith
and
It"--ii.
-uld
lie
ifid
for
oier-i
.
.-.irly
next
spring.
ItUi
kle)
sees
IIO
ITaoll
im
Seal
Cove
mill
should
niierHliiiir.
Then'
i
ill
ill
of
timber
available
.
!
lh
lite
IJtieeii
Charlotte
Tliere
ha
lieen
considerable
-
,md
Hi'-
mainland.
When
p0ir4.
ariitily
during
I
tie
!
I
il
wan
ruitii
intr
mine
car
week.
Advire.
from
Stewart
re-,
M
Hockley
upplied
a
great
ale
lhal
W.
I
Mini
w
arreled
i
'in
logs
from
(iraham
l-
mi
October
S
ami
appeared
before1
In
(lie
lal
tear
of
Magistrate
Searlell
on
a
charge
...ii.
twenty
lati
raft
of
of
unlawfully
telling
liunr.
(tlliej
m-ie
floated
arrow
Hecate
Uiell
and
Ml".
A.
Yohn
wen-.
-
1
1
mo
Hnrkley
Hay
In
the
al
the
same
lime
charged
wild
aj
ant.
lntlar
utrence.
.vii
inree
were
Water
and
Rail
tb-f
loiiiicnl
that
eeini'
t'ely
in
lore
for
Prince
lia
been
one
reaMiu
for
n
thai
be
i
now-
makiuK
Hie
Ioi-hI
mill
ill
operalhin
av
Mr.
imrkley.
It
i
i
lo
iiinke
nhipinenl"
ImiIIi
i
and
rail.
(lnr
roinlinc
uleil
with
am
In
may
be
I
lo
the
prairie
with
i
'
Ship
would
carry
lum-
'
the
mill
to
the
Oricn'
i
In
A
I
l.i
n
I
ic
Kuaboard.
i"
i
object
would
le
the
rut
-
I
clear
!pruee
for
I
he
it
Kmudom.
Duly
recciiily
a
i
i
of
carload
of
clear
liae
been
shipped
111
Ii'tc
nnd
Ihe
market
fur
'
priiee
i
rcuviin.
The
market
would
alfo
be
i'V
Die
mill.
Increase
Plant
Itr-niin
opcralm?
the
local
-.1
ti
it)
in
ii
full
present
capar-
'
!
Km.liiiii
feel
per
iOiiM.
il
l
i
"-iii!
.ed
to
immeilialely
pul
in
:1
laetury
and
hinile
inach-l.aler
the
rapacity
of
Ihe
"i"
would
probably
be
inciTaed
'
ii
.mid
easily
he
made
lo
I'liiiliii
r
iv,'.oe
a
much
lumber
a
j'i
niii
eiinpmenl
will
peiinil.
Iiicn'
(periiiioii
would
mean
a
I11""1"'
of
nl
leal
HiJo.OOO
a
h
lici.lc
I
lie
loitKill
which
w
and
mean
anolhcr
835,0(10
for
iliiin
i
hexi.leM
Ihe
ilevcloi-n,i
ii
or
tin
cily
ii
a
Ion
niar-
Kl"
f!i..l
!i)x
i'h,,
I.,
,,-
i
..,.
..
....
i.,ken
Crabs
LIQUOR
CHARGES
;
HEARD
IN
NORTHS
a
'W.
Dann,
Otlle
Russell
and
A.
Yohn
of
Stewart
and
George
Graham
of
Anyoa
Allege-
remanded
for
seven
days,
mid
re-1
leased
on
bait,
which
the
niaffi'-'
tnite
et
at
sl,50
each.
penninry
.lamnraie
i,ioiw'
wi
i
.
hail
A
new
leaxe
I
Itcinp
Miiuu1illlaliliul
I"'
I
'iinadian
Xalional
Hail-
Salmon
ed
to
Have
Sold
There
wan
aim
a
flurry
of
ll.lni.i.
An
hm
u
I
I
lltilV
U
lMrM
SI
I
.
I
also
imposed
fine,
of
f0
on
I'.l-te
McCoy
ami
J.
Xelson.
found
guilty
oT
haunx
Inpmr
in
pre-u,ie
opi'iiiii'd
for
.ae
of
soft
drinks.
MRS.
SMITH
WILL
URGE
BROADENING
MINIMUM
WAGE
ACT
AT
SESSION
YICTOItlA,
Xov.
C
I.euistalion
which
will
broaden
oni
Hie
minimum
Wiikc
Act
and
make
U
ap
plicable
lo
boys
ns
well
as
wills
session.
FISH
LANDINGS
FOR
The
official
report
on
Hie
fi"li
landings
at
Hie
port
or
Prince
Itupcii
for
Hie
month
or
October
follows:
Canadian
American
"'il
nl.-,,
i
Slniiniis
....
J1"'
(omul
Trunk'pacirio
llailwayj
"'I'M'tf
the
mauageiucul
was
I
principal
-IIUIIKC
,
Los
Angeles
Lumber
Pro
lbs.
i;i.5ru
5oo,
too
8b
"'I
m-r-
i
lw.l..,
lbs.
52.
tort
i,7io.;ioo
17.100
MAY
BE
SLAYER
i
OF
DAVID
LEW
Witnesses
Identify
Chong
Sing
as
Man
Who
Did
Shooting
on
Pendrr
Street
VAXCOI
VKH.
Nov.
0.
Chinese
witnesses
from
Victoria
and
Xa-iiniiiin
r
I
;i
identified
Chong
Siim.
recently
arrested
m
Victoria.
a
tin
slayer
of
Oat
id
Lew.
prominent
Vancouver
Chines'1,
ami
a
charge
uf
murder
wan
laid
again!
him
ly
Ihe
police.
I.ew
wan
shot
to
death
on
Pender
street
n
(lie
evening
of
Sep-1
(ember
2
1,
as
he
was
leaving
u
rex
I
an
ran
I.
BUDGET
WILL
SHOW
MILUON
SURPLUS
Careful
Administration
Qlven
as
Reason
for
Good
Stale
of
Provincial
Finances
MCTultlA.
Xe.
0.
It
is
aiil
Iieie
I
hill
the
binli'l
to
be
itub-inilleil
by
Hon.
J.
i.
Mrlean
will
liow
u
balance
on
the
Mailt
Mile
of
the
leilaer
of
Miinroiiinulcl.v
niiltiun
dollar!",
due
to
rnreful
admiintialiou
by
the
ypteru-loenT.
iMHIM-l'ifJ
uf
inofe
before
I
hi
i
bmuuhl
down
and
in
the
meantime
(lie
member
are
tin
their
time
on
the
debute
in
reply
to
the
hpeerli
from
the
throne.
Vle.
I.
Pairr-'Oti
of
lella
i
I
lie
eliief
Liberal
whip
III
SUC-renMiin
lo
Speaker
llUi'kham.
INQUEST
IS
BEING
HELD
ON
ACCIDENT
Coroner's
Jury
Sits
this
Afternoon
to
Investigate
Death
of
Jerome
Hugh
McDonald
An
tire.
'
ii'wm-i
linn.
..
in,
r.,,,1
(1i
i
i..,
.I,
m
uf
i
t,
wiiM
i-niseil
fur
Joe
Moore
f"r
'lie
prei
I
iinin'-l
into
the
death
of
mler
Mining
Co.
from
the
milk
riind
as
a
result
of
Hn'jlwclti!
monthc
"i
i
r-i,
at
s
r.
P.
ii
'
'etcni
.
'
1
''
lluuh
Mehonald,
who
lo!1
the
cily
police
court.
The
jurymen
are
William
.Mcllac.
II.
II.
Ilem-miiiK"
Harry
Alkins.
It.
I'..
Ilen-S4HI,
Thor
.lohiisou
and
('.
.Minus.
Witnesses
are
Conslaliies
Crale
ami
Walkinsou,
who
reentered
Mclionabl's
biniy:
lr.
J.
I'.
Ciule.
who
examined
Ihe
remains;
Albert
Hidden,
eyc-wil-nes.
or
Ihe
accident:
Cily
Police!
Constable
.Macilouald.
and
a
bro
ther
or
the
ylrl
who
also
lul
her
The
body
of
horolhy
Cosnell
has
not
yet
been
reentered
in
spile
of
icricul
ilraKi"-.'
in
Industry
will
be
uik'
-I
by
Mr.iopirnlioti
and
a
reward
is
now
Mary
Klleii
Smith
during
tln'i
nffered
for
ils
recotery.
The
thai
his
court.
ltiehnrd
iMiillv
in
Court
yeslerdav
iificrmon
on
a
s
happened,
has
been
picked
up
on
charge
of
receiving
stolen
goods
Hi'.i'y
Islam!
near
Ilia
iuarautine
and
his
case
was
remanded
tint
il
MONTH
OP
nrT(lRFR:wl'",,r
whence
il
d
rifled
ufter.lhis
afternoon.
He
was
defended
1IIVS111II
VI
.,
capsizing.
by
W.
O.
I
nHon.
GETS
TWELVE
MONTHS
Joseph
Hoar
Alias
Joe
Moore!
Pleaded
Guilty
Before
Judge
Younq
In
County
Court
Yesterday
!
Klerling
for
.speedy
trial
and
:illll
,li..lllllr
rtillle
l...f......
I.
I
"
C"
"
l...HJ
,'
,MI.
to
.JVT
I
Young
in
t
he
County
Court
yes-
llarold
Campbell
ofjleiilay
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
Ksiiulinall,
formerly
of
Priiii'n
obtaining
money
under
false
pre-.
Hiiperl,
had
charge
of
a
llallowj
tences
by
oblainlng
cash
from
l"cn
masinieraile
in
coiiuciiionlS.
(i.
llarlaml
on
a
woi'lliles
1
1
1
1
1
1
u
I.
.
...
-
...
...
....
.
i
.
m
a.t
'"'
'anker
i;i
Cedro
Is
duo
ai
ttilh
the
school
on
rrhlay
nigiu
iciicck
inr
;
Hagshaw's
son,
Cyril,
pleaded
guilty
to
In-raking
and
entering
!
Harry
Jackson's
store
on
Ihe
FOR
FAKF
PRFTFNfFi"0Nerni
it
wharf
nn.lfslraling
a
s
a
iiuwu
a
llUaUllvaJU
shotgun,
bread
and
some
vrocer-
parents
hiay
appear
in
Waller
(Sale
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
llunerl
for
Vim-
Joseph
Hoar
nllHslcmiter
where
he
wilPassume
his
WHS
SeillCnCCd
lo
new
.Inll.i,
.,r.r.l....i
I..
n.
at
Okalla
Prison
provincial
government
taxation
tl
pai
hiic
'i.
25
TAXI
ntl
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
f'oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parlies.
and
Gth
8U
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fur
rales,
apply
to
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
drill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
PIUNUB
ItlTMIHT,
H.C.,
Till
IISOAY.
NOV
KMHKIl
0,
IU!i.
YMUrtftyif
Circulation
1,771.
Tin
exceptionally
fine
irw
lnw
Iho
7A-?
a
he
eiiterdl
Ihe
hangar
Hi
Lakehuol.
N.J.,
frilh.w
ing
:i
Iruiiv-Alluulic
flight
from
'ticriiniiiy.
The
Ihikc
iiioiicIw
will
lie
liurthed
aliilfSndi-
her
-istcr
hip
(he
Shenandoah.
fur
Ueonre
(Iraham
-taken.
,'"
"
"
"
by
.M.
P.
,McU.rrery;
,n.
loi.ey
tnifoee
bim
on
a
eharireof
ellln,
"
""I."'
"
'
'"'r.'
.""""
:"
Iivwmhi
engineer:
i
.
,11
..-illii
anerniMin
at
I.
.in
peiorc
iiiiiior
hi
i.oini.
.iiii
iMiiui
.
.
.liiHiiiai.
.N'oriimii
i&nikdiil
A.
1
Wall
nil
in
III
Exhibits
From
This
District
Being
Assembled
For
Holy
Year
Exposition
to
be
Held
in
Rome
Sample,
of
northern
Urilih
Uoiuiulnu
mineral.,
lumber,
plaiiK.
flow
vr?
ami
Indian
uuvcnii
will
hurliy
be
liiied
by
itihni
lliitioz
lo
Home
fur
incln-ioii
in
Hie
Industrial
Kx.li
ibi-liou.
which
lakes
place
in
the
Valican
during
Ihe
year
1025,
Uatholic
Holy
Year.
The
exhibition
is
lo
be
opened
on
Chritmu
lay.
Thi
iiulii-lriiil
exhibition
take
place
every
quarler
of
u
century
during
Holy
Y'ear
ami
exhibits
from
the
entire
world
will
be
on
display.
Ilishop
Hunoi
i
lie
i
lip
assist-
i
:
:
:
:
:
n
I
in
iiiilheritiK
the
local
exhibit
Clolhicr.
resident
iiiiiiinir
en
cer:
and
the
lliir
(lay
Lumber
Company.
The
Uig
Hay
Lumber
Company
are
preparing
maiiufac-lured
export
samples
of
Pacific
coast
hemlock.
Sitkn
spruce
anil
red
cedar
which
will
be
suitably
labelled.
BAGSHAW
CASES
ARE
REMANDED
TILL
TODAY
!
Father
Pleads
Not
Guilty
Charno
of
Receiving
Stolen
Goods
Boy
Admits
Committing
Theft
William
skiff
answering
the
description
of
lea,b
i
not
I.
..
I
r
1.
1..
I.
1
1
I.I
I
'
i
mid
nolo
wuim
ine
iiri'iueiii
,
in-
j.
to
llllslliiw
(
the
County
i:
t
RADIO
MESSAGE
FROM
MONTREAL
HERE
VIA
DENVER
A
pol
card
was
re-erited
yesterday
by
Mrs.
A.
Mackie
or
this
cily
from
an
amateur
radio
station
in
henver,
Colorado,
sayin?
they
had
pickup
a
message
frniu
Mrs.
Joe
Hutchison
or
Prince
llupcrl
wim
was
on
her
way
with
her
husband
lo
the
Old
Country.
The
message
was
sent
from
station
3I.Y,
presumably
at
Montreal,
reading:
"Arrived
at
Montreal.
Had
fine
time.
All
well."
INTERIOR
LIQUOR
SELLERS
HERE
ON
'
WAY
TO
OKALLA
.
V.
Ilobison
and
W.
Itazcltou
and
J.
Kelly
Scott
of
of
Smith-
ies
from
a
scow
the
property
oers
were
brought
Ironi
the
I
Ihe
ltlg
Hay
Lumber
Co.
Sen-1
lerior
-on
last
night
s
train
in
by
Icnce
was
reserved
until
this
af-
iprovincial
police
olllccrs
and
are
Icrnoon.
i
lodged
in
the
city
jail
pending
Wilfrid
Thompson,
charged
,
lb''
continuation
oT
a
trip
to
loiully
with
young
Itagshaw.
wnsjOkalla
Prison
I'arm
whence
they
remanded
until
tiisvuflenmnu
so
are
going
each
to
serve
six
months'
terms
for
having
unlawfully
sold
litpior.
They
were
convicted
by
interior
nmglstralu.
Lecture
by
A.
K.
Wakefield,
ttrttt
!
42.
aid
lo
farmers
and
rishrrir-
con-sertafiou.
.Mr.
'hatie
criticized
Hie'
(internment
for
expenditures
in
riiclilinz
a
private
controversy
with
Hie
railroads
over
freight
rates.
(renter
consideration
rorlhoe
engaged
in
mining,
agriculture,
and
the
lumbering
industries
vvns
urged
by
ColojicI
Fred
.
Lisler.i
Conservative
or
Creslon
who
said
the
failure
or
the
(Soverunicul
to
provide
trails
into
the
mining!
districts
of
proven
wealth
had
I'niled
Stales
consul
on
"flcccnt
Taylor,
.Society
I
rooms.
Friday
liscouraged
capital
and
made
the
independent
prospector
practically
obsolete
,in
the
province.
He
urged
that
the
(internment
write
down
loans
asainst
the
soldier
settlers
to
the
actual
present
value
or
the
properties.
ELWOOD
BARD
IS
IN
TROUBLE
AGAIN
Charged
This
Morning
With
Un
lawfully
Pointing
a
Gun
at
Angus
Mclvor
Alleged
to
Have
Fired
Shots
Charged
wilh
unlawfully
a
gun
al
Angus
Mclvor.
Kl-
wood
Hard
was
arraigned
in
the
city
police
court
this
iiiorumz
:or
preliminary
trial
before
Magistrate
McCtymout
and
was
remanded
unlit
tomorrow..
Hard
was
arrested
last
nish'
about
0
o'clock
bv
Cily
Polid
Sergeant
A.
II.
Hailcy
on
Third
Avenue
near
the
Pioneer
Laundry.
II
is
alleged
that
he
threatened
lo
shoot
Mclvor
and
actual
ly
fired
shois
troin
a
sholgun
although
they
did
nol
reach
I
heir
supposed
mark.
T'.ij
incident
is
supposed
lo
hate
been
the
outcome
ir
a
private
quarrel.
Hard,
who
has
often
been
in
trouble
before,
only
recenlly
re
turned
lo
the
city
from
Okalla
after
serving
a
six
months'
sen
tence-
for
assaulting
a
Salvation
Army
girl
by
knocking
her
down.
TWO
CENTENARIANS
LONDON,
Nov.
5.
-
Having
lived
under
live
sovereigns.
Hug-land's
oldest
"Oerby
and
Joan"
are
in
the
limelight.
Mrs.
Sophy
or
Chctsricld.
Kent,
ha
Historical
Changes."
SI.
Andrew's
Just
celebrated
her
lOOlh
birth-
etctiing,
jday.
and
her
husband
becaiu-
!
;r"ii
'a"
l.i.l
April.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
DEAL
Fli
SEAL
COVE
PLANT
ANNOUNCED
DESPITE
PRESENT
INDICATIONS,
BUSY
SESSION
AT
VICTORIA
IS
PREDICTED
Bucklev
Negotiating
Beer
and
P.G.E.
Likely
to
be
Liscussed
by
Legislature
but
Government
Will
Survive
Safely
.VlCTOHIA,
Nov.
0.
Willi
the
eMun
of
the
legislature
,iere
now
lairiy
launched,
wilh
J.
A.
Hucklitim
prculit,
uislfd
,y
ft.
(i.
Perry
of
1'iince
(icorge
and
with
the
stream
Of
oratory
oiilinning
with
iucreuiiig
regularity,
one
ide
urging
the
good
ioiul
of
the
governmeiil
and
defending
its
action
while
the
other
trie-
lo
pick
lioIe
in
its
armor,
interest
in
its
program
ii
IIICI
CHMIIg.
Tlie
spt
eeh
from
the
throne
told
HI
He
of
wh;il
is
likely
to
happen.
It
mentioned
only
the
change
in
Ihe
limber
royalties
to
conform
to
extent
wilh
-
-
-
-
-
-
r
some
CRITICISM
OF
CONSERVATIVES
Members
for
Cowlchan
and
Cres-ton
Both
Take
Shots
at
Government
Pacific,
llreaf
Hkslcru
llaihvmy,
Ulie
nepresentations
made
lo
il
by
i
the
organized
timber
industry
of
Hie
province,
and
the
bill
to
cm
I
lie
Horse
racing
period
in
two.
It
is
known,
however,
that
other
mailers
will
be
discussed
before
Hie
session
is.
over.
Tliere
will
be
a
resolution
on
the
question
of
beer,
moved
possibly
by
one
of
ihe
members
for
Yancou-xcr,
but
il
is
nol
likely
that
legis-
VK3TUIUA.
Xo.
C.
Tbei
'aliou
airecliu
it
will
be
passed
beech
from
the
throne
Was!"lis
year.
There
are
several
stuii-
eharncterized
as
barren
of
infor-l
porters
of
the
(?overn;iw;nt
who
malion
promiswl.
by
C.
K.
Davie.lare
unalterably
opposed
to
any
Conservative
or
C.owichan,
New-j
reiaxaiion
or
the
present
regula-caslle,
in
the
Legislature
ye.-ter-
lio,,!
bul
would
prefer
a
tishlen-
day
ariernoon.
He
lamented
th
")P
"P-
neer
will
-tie
used
for
failure
of
the
(joveruiiicnl
lo
re-
rainpaign
purposes,
but
there
fee
.III
Hie
beer
ulebiscile.
Ihe
"O
Clianre
Ol
bill
fn-
ablinif
relaTiius
by
-
the
glass
pisins
the
House
just
now.
The
P.(?.i:.
is
a
perennial
thai
is
hound
to
occupy
the
time
of
the
House
but
as
the
premier
has
intimated
thai
he
hopes
to
sell
the
road
to
one
of
the
companies.
probably
to
one
who
will
use
il
as
an
outlet
from
Hie
Peace
Iliver
country,
nothing
will
bo
done
un
less
it
be
to
srite
the
government
power
lo
proceed
with
the
sale.
The
government
has
2t
straight
supporters
out
of
a
House
conrprised
of
17
members
present,
with
one
seal
vacant.
II
is
clear
that
there
is
a
much
larger
support
than
seems
on
the
surface
!jiid
the
government
is
confident
it
can
weather
I
Ii
e
session
without
any
difficulty.
.None
or
the
members
wan
I
another
election
just
now.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Nine
Boats
Marketed
Catches
Totalling
88,800
Pounds
at
the
Exchange
This
Morning
Halibut
arritals
at
Miiimge
this
inoruiu;
IS.
800
pounds.
Five
'ma
Is
had
CO.
500
pound.
the
Fish
r
totalled
American
i
and
four
'
Canadian.
28,300
pounds.
Ar--ivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Mildred.
23.000
pounds
at
t7.Uu
and
7c,
to
the
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Fairway,
1
1,000
pounds,
at
lHc
ami
7c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
d
Cold
Storage
Co.
(Soucy,
7.500
pounds
;
Oona.
0.000
pounds,
and
Tfrddy
.1.,
10,-000
pounds,
at
IK.Oe
and
7c,
tu
the
Canadian
Fish
v
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Kaien,
23,000
pounds',
at
IC.5u
and
7c,
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Tern
tin,
3,000
pounds,
at
16.
to
and
7c.
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
&
Cojd
Storage
Uy
I.illiaui
M.,
1,300
pounds,
at
IU.3c
ami
7c,
and
Ringleader,
?.-000
pounds,
hI
I0t7c
und
Jc,
to
the
lloya
l'i
h
IU.
In
addilioii
u
her
23.000
I
pounds
I
liis
morning,
the
Kaien,
arriving
yesterday,
brought
3.000
pounds
of
unlccd
Hsh
which
was
sold
lo
the
lliijul
Fis
Co,
al
2lo
and
He.
J.
W.
Palmer
of
the
slab
or
the
Hank
or
Montreal
lc'(
last
i.g't'
''or
V
-'.i
..:
i.
.lit.
m