FriJuy.
June
13,
1021.
Pattullo's
Record
There
are
a
number
of
people
living
In
Prince
Rupert
today
who
are
not
familiar
with
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo's
record
either
In
this
city
or
In
Parliament.
For
their
benefit
and
to
remind
others
here
who
know
but
may
have
forgotten,
here
are
some
of
the
more
Important
Items!
AS
A
PRIVATE
CITIZEN
Pattutlo
took
an
option
with
others
on
the
Woodworth
Lake
water
supply
to
be
turned
over
to
the
city.
This
source
of
supply
had
been
alienated
to
a
former
president
of
the
Conservative
Association
of
Vancouver.
Pattullo
played
a
conspicuous
part
In
creating
a
public
opinion
that
forced
the
McBrlde-Bowser
Government
to
take
action
which
re
sulted
In
the
transfer
of
the
Woodworth
Lake
water
record
to
tne
uuy
or
rrince
nuperu
ine
ngnt
snouid
nave
been
reserved
to
the
city
In
the
first'
place
but
It
cost
the
taxpayers
$15,000.
Pattullo
secured
the
telephone
franchise
for
the
city.
TiAn
eomnsnlai
hart
fennr.tilana
fnr
Ihn
telonhnnn
tee.
vice
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Pattullo
called
a
meeting
of
clti-
-
-
-
-
r
r
a
tor
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
offered
to
install
the
lyslem
and
give
the
citizens
the
opportunity
to
subscribe
for
slock
In
the
enterprlze
rather
than
have
It
pass
to
out-
Mera.
The
meellnn
decided
in
cull
for
ciihcrrintlnn
In
(t)
(0)
-
--
-
i
nhtAMM
An
a
nry
iks
mill
m
uj.
inrna1
nuA
trt
f
M.
.itu
UWIVI
lfIWII
U
I
U
III.
IJPIVlll
n.
kUIMVU
WW!
kU
kllV
WI1J.
Pattullo's
action
saved
the
telephone
system
for
the
city.
AS
MAYOR
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Pattullo
initiated
the
bylaw
for
the
hydro-electric
pro
ject
to
be
Installed
by
the
largest
financial
group
in
Canada
snd
In
a
written
statement
he
strongly
urged
its
passage.
.
Pattullo's
opponents
used
the
occasion
both
to
defeat
him
and
the
bylaw.
Had
the
bylaw
passed,
the
strongest
finan
cial
group
in
Canada
would
have
been
working
for
the
city
and
it
Is
the
general
opinion
that
this
city
would,
have
now
been
several
times
its
present
size.
The
people
who
engln-
1
1
!
I
1
L
.1
t
-
t
.J
n
I
k
.
.
eerea
ine
oppotlllOII
ni
wiai
lime
arc
irjiny
iu
uu
mo
amc
thing
today.
AS
MEMBER
OF
THE
LEGISLATURE
As
member
for
the
electoral
district
of
Prince
Rupert
Pattullo
secured!
(a)
The
erection
of
the
Provincial
Government
(b)
(c)
(d)
()
A
large
appropriation
for
the
Booth
Memorial
School.
Five
times
the
city's
quota
for
soldier's
houses.
(This
was
made
possible
through
other
municipalities
holding
back
for
political
or
other
reasons)
Eighty-one
acres
at
Salt
Lakes
for
park
purposes
for
the
Ctty
of
Prince
Rupert
and
also
annual
grants
to
build
the
approach
to
the
lakes.
Appropriation
for
the
building
of
the
road
across
Cow
Bay,
linking
up
Third
Ave.
with
the
water-fronL
The
completed
work
was
handed
over
to
the
citizens
free
or
cost
to
them.
An
appropriation
for
building
floats
at
Cow
Bay.
The
Terrace
bridge
which
Is
well
advanced
to
ward
completion.
(h)
The
appropriation
for
the
building
of
the
Port
Clements
Tl-ell
road,
work
on
which
has
been
proceeding
for
two
years.
(i)
Appropriation
for
the
road
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
work
on
which
has
already
begun.
A8
A
CABINET
MINISTER
As
a
cabinet
mlnjster
for
the
north,
Pattullo
has
consistently
fought
for
the
rights
of
Northern
British
Columbia
against
heavy
opposition
from
opposing
political
and
other
adverse
Interests
In
the
south.
AS
MINISTER
OF
LANDS
Pattullo
Initiated
and
administered
the
Government's
timber
policy
which
Increased
the
export
timber
business
over
1200
per
cent.
He
Initiated
and
administered
the
Provincial
Government's
grazing
policy
for
the
upbuilding
of
the
stock
Industry.
He
Initiated
and
administered
the
Provincial
Government's
Irrigation
policy
which
saved
the
southern
Interior
dry
belt
from
ruin
and
preserved
such
prosperous
towns
as
Vernon
and
Kelowna.
Pattullo
has
been
one'
of
the
strongest
Influences
In
bringing
about
a
vigorous
Immigration
policy
In
the
Dominion
of
Canada
and
has
pledged
the
Provincial
Government
to
co-operate
In
placing
Immigrants
on
the
farms
of
the
province.
In
this
connection
it
Is
notable
that
when
Immigration
stopped,
emigration
to
the
United
States
started
and
continued
until
the
commencement
of
the
present
policy
was
beginning
to
be
felt.
The
periods
of
heaviest
Immigration
Into
the
United
8tates
were
the
periods
of
greatest
expansion,
the
largest
Increase
of
wages
and
the
greatest
shortening
of
hours
of
labor.
He
secured
the
settlement
of
the
foreshore
question
as
between
the
Dominion
and
Provincial
Governments,
which
has
been
outstanding
since
confederation.
Also
the
Indian
reserve
question.
GENERAL
RECORD
Pattullo
has
been
one
of
the
most
powerful
influences
In
the
progress
of
the
Province
and
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
has
worked
consistently
and
perslsteptly
for.
the
city.
If
elected
he
will
continue
to
use
his
Influence
for
the
advancement
of
the
city
and
district
and
for
all
Northern
British
Columbia.
8uch
man
Is
worth
a
great
deal
to
the
district
and
Is
receiving
the
support
of
those
who
wish
to
set
the
district
go
ahead.
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE
In
the
Letter
Box
CHEAPER
RAILWAY
FARES
New
Haxelinn,
Junn
II.
Kdilnr
Daily
New.
Sir.
I
notice
Hie
niinotinre.
tnenl
in
your
wi.loly
rjrriilaleil
paper
of
(he
low
cummer
ox-eur'ion
rale
over
Hie
('.aii;nlin
National
railway
In
eaMern
-an-a)a,
amt
Hie
Triangular
lour,
ami
Hie
eeial
week
end
liekeln
from
I'lince
lliiierl
lo
Terrace.
Tlial
i
all
very
well,
imt
whal
I
want
In
know
i,
where
ilo
lhoe
people
re
ofT
nl
who
live
a
In
tip
the
line
of
Hie
rt.T.P.
section
of
Hie.
Canailian
National
Hallway.
Ilefnre
Ihe
war,
for
in-danee.
Hie
return
fare
from
New
llazel-ton
lo
I'rinre
Uuperl
wa
J.I0,
iliee
the
ximiitlK
of
the
AtmU-lirc
however
it
wan
iii(ri'.ii-i
(o
I3.;'0
inrlihlinjr
lax;
we
m'uel
pot
forjfel
Ihe
Inxi
ami
it
ha
remaineil
at
I
hat
figure
ever
oiure.
Cannot
ciiiii-liiiifr
he
dune
10
lirlnjr
the
fare
down
lo
a
more
'eaonahle
level
Net
Popular
I
do
no
Hi
ink,
nor
doc
any
nne'peroii
Ix-lieve
that
hangup
oiij
for
lii'h
faro
i
going
to
make
railway
fare
popular,
and
I
know
for
a
facl
Dial
many
people
living
along
the
line
(In-
Man
especially;
refrain
from
iiing
Ihe
train
Iterative
of
the
high
fare
charged,
and
lal
iimmer
it
wa
particularly
noliceahle,
and
last
week
quite
a
large
numher
of
Indian
drove
over
Hie
road
lo
all
end
a
funeral
of
one
of
their
friend,
which
wa
held
near
here,
rather
than
pay
Ihe
high
fare
demanded
at
the
present
time.
Vet
we
ee
day-after
day
trail)
paing
here
practically
empty.
How
ridiculou
II
all
cem
to
any
perou
po.
eh)K
Hie
enl
hit
of
common
ene.
The
I
rain
cn-w
look
pretty
fat
on
it
any
how,
and
the
lalion
avent
pul
on
.nice
broad
mile.
The
numher
of
people
travel.
ling
on
llii
-eel
ion
of
the
Can
adian
National
railway
i
very
mean
indeed
to
what
pertained
when
Hie
railways
were
in
Ihe
hand
of
Ihe
(i.T.P.
llailway
Co.
and
fare
were
lower,
and
all
train
headed
for
Prince
Ituperl,
and
that
city
Iwnefiled
I
hereby
Not
it
now
Ih
ou;ili,
all
Hie
cream
of
Hie
irallic
going
lo
Vuncouxer.
H.C.
Like
to
Visit
Coast
There
are
many
people
engeged
in
edenlary
and
other
occupa
tion'
whoe
monelary
mean
are
very
limited
hut
who
would
like
to
tnke
a
Iriii
lo
Hie
roal
of
Prince
Ituperl
or
eUewhere,
a
one
can
make.
onie
very
enjoy
able
trip
around
the
coal
from
that
port.
Why
iio(
inc
cheap
rclurn
ticket
from
all
the
lalinus
along
Hie
line
to
Prince
Ituperl
ami
give,
people
n
chance
to
gel
down
hy
Hie
sen
and
thus
en
able
Iheiu
lo
do
a
little
hopping
there
iiloi,
Would
it
not
facl
I
i
tale
lni!"ine
and.
make
railway
travelling
a
little
more
popular?
llt'CKI.KY
WELL
KNOWN
CLERGYMAN
HAD
TOO
MANY
WIVES'
Rev,
Dr.
Ross
Smuggled
Ladies
Into
the
Sitting
of
the
Church
Union
Committee
.MONTH
HAL,
Juno
13,
(Can.
tullan
Pre
.
When
llevv
Or,
(itfiirpe
I-!
Uu
u-.ii
nl
flllnw:i
at.
TO!
DAILY
IIWB
PA0B
FTT1.
TELLS
ABOUT
'
FIJI
SLANDS
Colonial
Treasurer
of
Qroup
Speaks
to
Local
Club
and
Other
Citizens
at
Luncheon
About
ixly
of
the
leading
iiuineM
and
profeional
men
of
Prince
Ituperl
at
down
to
luncheon
yelerday
wjlh
Hon.
II.
II.
Iluhlin,
cploniu)
Treanurer,
who
ii
on
a
viit
to
Ihi
city
on
u
trade
minion
and
who
deliverr
ed
an
interesting-uddre
on
Fiji,
The
occasion
wa
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
notary
Club
but
almoil
every
member
had
brought
one-
or
more
guest.
'Ihe
aildre
was
replele
with
humor
and
wa
;uuch
ejijnyed
by
all
present.
Much
of
the
informal
ion
given
,wa
covered
in
an
interview
given
uu
paper
yesterday
but
many
thing
were
aid
which
were
not
conveyed
in
that
article
Imt
the
humor
and
delightful
ease
of
the
speaker
cannot
be
conveyed.
He
smoked
a
cjgaretle
a
lie.
spoke
anil
in
Hie
middle
of
I
he,
address
slopped
lo
light
another,
adding
an
air
of
nonchalance
to
the
proceeding
which
wa
novel.
Mr.
Iliishion
said
at
Ihe
lime
he
did
not
know
whether
lo
be
grateful
to
Mr.
Stork
for
insist
in?
that
be'must
visit
Prince
Itu
perl
but
he
wa
now
sure
that
he
wa
grateful.
The
only
thing
he
mised
wa
not.
meeting
representative
of
the
beauty
a
well
a
Ihe
business
ability
of
Ihe
city.
Finest
Scenery
Here
Speaking
of
the
trip
west,
he
said
that
from
Jasper
westward
be
bad
seen
nothing
more
won
derful
in
Ihe
world,
yet
he
had
travelled
a
great
ileal.
A
town
urrounded
by
such
natural
beaut
ie
could
not
fail
In
become
an
important
centre.
I
lie
speaker
weui
on
to
say
that
Fiji
wa
noted
in
the
mind
of
many
for
if
cannibal.
It
wa
fifty
year
ince
il
was
ceded
to
Ihe
(Jut-en
of
F.ugland
and
now
belonged
to
the
.King,
'the
native
were
very
particular
in
re
gard
to
Ibis.
They
did
not
re
cognize
any
such
person
a
secretary
of
tale.
King
Tha-
kembeatl
wa
the
last
of
Hie
can
nibal
king.
In
those
day
it
wa
an
honor
to
be
clubbed
to
ileal
h
ami
eaten
and
men
often
fought
for
the
honor.
They
could
un
derstand
what
an
honor
it
would
be
for
a
fat
missionary
to
undergo
that
I
real
incur.
The
heathen
temple
still
exist
where
the
brains
of
Ihe
captives
were
knocked
out
against
two
stones.
One
of
these
stones
wa
now
used
as
Hie
foul
in
a
Methodist
Church
were,
infant
were,
hapli.iil.
Happy
Children
"The
people
of
the
Fiji
nation
atr
a
lot
of
happy
children"
declared
Mr.
Hushloii.
'l
doubt
if
the
future
ha
anything
greater
in
store
in
the
way
of
happiness.
They
live
a
communal
life
but
I
heir
contact
with
white
people
i
increasing
their
demand
for
the
amenities
of
civilization.
Still
they
retain
many
of
their
ancient
custom
and
ceremonies
They
have
dance
in
which
they
II
down
and
they
sing
beauti
fully.
oine
of
I
heir
newer
song
lieiug
about
modern
thing
such
a
th.'
arrival
of
aeroplane.
there
is
a
rainfall
of
120
inclie
,ihi.
and
the
country
I
very
fertile,
o
fertile
that
if
you
plant
a
pair
of
old
shoes
in
the
ground
at
night
you
will
find
u
crop
of
n.u.h.ooni
above
then,
the
tendiny
the
billing
of
the
private
in
bill
committee
on
the
church
i,nn",inK-
,,..,
trouble!
Mr
llnh
on
spoke.
ni,o
fi-wilh
union
bill
ho
got
into
the
n,uch
harass,.,!
guard,
-imncial
condition
of
vrounlry
whose
duly
It
was
lo
keep
the
'''fl'.
excelleu
,
lie
came
de.'
Canada,
ol
a
a
bankrupt
but
door
of
the
room
I
where
Wliere
the.
tlin
,iej
'
the
arguma'iil
knew
il.
Ihey
kept
their
eye
nn
him
and
when
he
made
a
dash
to
gel
in
Hiey
did
likewise.
On
one
particularly
exciting
afternoon
Or
six
ladies
in
close
nl
tendance,
approached
the
guard.
To
Ihi
personage
the,
doctor
explained:
"Oh,
yes,
I'm
a
member
f
Ihn
the
capital
slock.
They
had
by
u
mid
suliiiun
turned
ftiiurh
tiusi-
ness
to
llritisii
Columbia
in
soft
Moods
and
salmon,
but
the
trade
Ito,
with
five
of(wnu
.(.anaua
siiuuiu
ue
greater.
I
hey
wauled
to
export
as
well
as
I........
I
'I'l
.......
I...
I
II.!..
fruit
ami
beef.
committee
-and
besides,
my
wifc.usiiiK
all
the
civilized
articles..
The
triumph
of
a
master
blender
"
BRSNn
COCKTAILS
DRY
MARTINI'
month
il
wa
extremely
plea-!
nit.
'1
hey
had
no
malaria
or
other
tropical
disease.
The
people
did
not
die
'bill
gently
faded
away.
Hi
mission
lo
this
country
was
to
jdace
Fiji
on
the
map.
He
thought
if
a
Western
Pacific
League
wa
formed
on
Ihe
coast
it
would
prove
of
value!
in
promoting
closer
relationship
mil
belter
knowledge
one
of
Ihe
oilier.
This
was
a
great
dominion
and
Fiji
was
-
a
small
crown
colony
but
both
were
partner
in
Ihe
yreatesl
empire
ever
eeu.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
June
13,
1914.
For
three
hour
lat
night
a
number
of
citizens
discussed
permanent
street
with'
Ihe
city
riuiucil.
The
majority
were
in
favor
of
.discontinuing
Hie
plank
road
policy.
Those
present
included
T.
D.
I'allullo.
John
Buckley.
W.
Sihbald,
V.
P.
Lynch,
K.
II.
Mortimer,
Oeorge
Angell,
A.
II.
Allison,
M.
;
M.
Stephen.
W.
M.
Law
and
A.
('ars.
IhiVan
Ho,
-the
well
known
conl
raclvr,
is
I
lie
new
owner
of
the
lloyal
Hotel.
He
wa
the
purchaser
in
Hie
?in,noo
deal
announced
exclusively
a
few
day
ago
by
Iho
Daily
New.
The
Daily
New
says
that
the
recent
regulations
governing
fisheries
by
which
the
number
of
Indian
license
is
reduced
work
a
hardship
on
canneries,
fishermen
and
Prince
Uuperl.
WATER
NOTICE.
(Dlxrilon
and
Uu)
TAKE
0li:K
ihn
lluine
H.
Dtblnrton,
hnut
adtfrea
i
Marlt.
will
anr-ly
for
'a
lirrnrt
to
tike
and
ur
1.000
ration
of
wurr
nut
or
an
unnanuni
pmd.
Tne
atrr
mil
i
uiverira
inin
iih
poim
ai
a
about
too
ri'ft
north,
nf
the
north--M
ronir
nf
lilmk
4Da
II
I.
7.
DUn
916.
Queen
GliirHI:-
Inlands,
and
will
be
usett
for
Ind'istriw
1nn"e
upon
ttie?
land
de-
rrltsi
t
tork
is
1
1
J.
plan
Vie,
Queen
(JwrLilt.-
Marat.
T
lit
nuiire
waa
lited
n
tb
iroiiD.I
on
the
tailt
dav
of
Nay.
A
rnnr
ut
IhU
m.llre
ami
an
aiwlt
ittfm
rstiant
therein
and
to
the
"Water
Art.
ivii."
win
n
riien
in
ih.
nrrire
nr
the
Vatr
Reeorder
at
Prlni-e
Hupert.
Ob-Jeetluna
lo
Ihe
aprllratlon
may
be
filed
with
ttie
tild
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
imnpiroiier
cir
vvlr
iutnt.
Itorltament
niiUdinr,
Vletorta.
..-...
within
firty
day
arter
the
Ami
aw
irnnre
of
tMi
notice
In
a
loral
evl
-
The,
date
of
the
rtrt
pubtiratkin
.r
m
notice
la
Nay
16th.
'
H.
B.
SMtlXllON.
Applicant.
NOTICE.
Tender
V
111
he
rerelveJ
lv
lh
Cliv
of
Prince
mrar
hiTl
nu-n
for
tor
the
ine
purlia.e
j.unmv
of
or
Lot
LOI
!
"'"
"""g
uauo
,
-
'.
liberation
were
held.
Or.
inn?
auoiuer.;
urrx
eliirlldn
for
ndm
llnnce
H
I1CC
":
I"
I'"
'
u
"neme
tor
tut
uc
lie.
wa
n
member
of
the
nnti-"",n,,
...
.
.
t
I
ailil
lilatit
I
aif
I
lilt
ItMiiln
i
f
link
union
cniumlliee,
ami
cenain
"'r""
ladie
wlio
also
wanted
lo
hear'11'"1
"P
'
per
cent
ot
invest1
Tender
to
o
In
the
orflre
of
the
Cltv
m
iera
numw
-Terwer
rr
Lnts'
not
later
than
It
a.m.
Katurdur,
June
14,
lt4.
IN
PUCBATr
IN
THE
SUPREME
CatIRT
OF
BRITISH
nrnfei
enllnl
liirllT
tin
snfl
vvnnd
'
COLUtat.
-
m
me
Matter
of
II.
and
K.
r,
JO.5;s.
Clty
ayrk.
ACminNtratlon
.rt;
In
the
.Matter
or
the
'
itate
of
Wonr
koca,
liereated,
lnteUtt
,TAk'r.
.VOTICK
Itiaf
by
Arrti'f
of
Kit
Honor
MrH.
Vimnir.
made
th
7th'
day
of
June.
A.U.
104.
I
wa
appointed
ArtJuji
AdmliiUtramr
of
the
rotate
of
VVonir
kont.
deceased,
and
all
partle
hattnir
rUluu
arahi-t
the
said
rltlale
are
Itepetty
required
""I""'-
"!
uiru
x.vijiiimi,..,,
fiiri.Uh
ie.
tr,ieHir
.Mfii.'
SILK
HAT
Brand
COCETAIIlS
at
a
new
low
price
T
W
ine.
that
WU
produced
except
Ironical
l(lt
or
berpre
the
9th
day
or
July
XD.
..,!.
.
.
...
.,
IVH,
amt
all
partlea
liulebted
ih
.,aiii"
t-u,iie
are
reiiiiired
lo
-
tne
amount
or
is
to
i.ea'k
Ihi
afternoon."
Hie
Hie
speaker
mention
sucit
cur-
guard
let
iiim
pa.
also
the,
is
ceieinonle
as
the
walking
ladies,
evidently
assuming
Mis.
Ilo
was
"anning
them,
The
feat
wn
repented
until
IB
or
Id
ladies
hud,
tinder
the
wing
nf
Or,
Floss,
gained
adiivllliinee,
Then
Hi
guard
demurred.
"Sir,"
he
said
lo
the
reverend
geiillem'an,
"you
have
many
wives."
on
healed
stoned.
While
people
were
afraid
to
trust
themselves
to
doit.
Tourist
Resort
Fiji
was
u
delisjhlful
tourist
resort
with
all
Ihn
delights
of
the
south.
It
whs
warm
Ihreo
months
in
the
year.
For
nine
heir
IndeMednes
to
tne
fnrlhwltrt
VVAI.1KH
HUE.
Arllnir
orrirlal
Ad:iilnl
rtr(,r.
Hated
thU
0th
dav
of
June.
IV
BSM
T.
I
B
IVI
CAfARRH
el
tha
BLADDER
'EacSCepeulajJjyA
baara
name
tT
Hewn
w
vteoHHttrfKu
$0.50
bottle
At
All
Government
Liquor
Stores
Guaranteed
to
ix?
a
JDO'i-
)!cnl
or
raif
ll'iuom
and
llqurura
imported
from
Torino.
Italy;
tendon
Kn(
land:
Cognac
and
Mar-llles,
i'rancr.
Hfady
to
rve
InfinltVljr'
litT
than
home-made
cockt&ila,
at
a
fraction
of
the
coat.
Nw
low
price
now.
at
all
Government
Vendors
$1.59
a
bottle.
'
I
Ask
for
Silk
Hat
Brand
Cocktails
Thin
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
COCKTAILS
I
H
KINNtO
ttO
..'nr
v.
If
The
great
tonic
appetizer
wrVi
BRAND
Manhattan
4
T
To
keep
your
prints,
a
Kodak
Album
You'll
enjoy
all
over
again
the
week-end
trip,
the
summer
vacation
and
the
fun
you
have
just
around
the
house,
as
ivell
when
your
prints
are
stored,
safe,
clean,
and
in
order,
in
a
Kodak
album.
Precious
now,
your
Kodak
album
will
be
priceless
later.
At
our
Kodak
counter
you're
sure
to
find
an
album
you
w
ill
like.
We
have
open
and
dosed
back
styles-most
of
them
loose-leaf
so
additional
pages
can
be
in-;
serted
in
a
variety
of
attractive
cover
designs.
A
complete
stock;
'
-
-
v
.
Kodak
Albums
1
20c.
up
Ormes
Ltd.
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
from
Quick,
B.C.
Owing
to
the
shorter
shipping
distance,
all
Milk
niid
Cream
arrives
in
A
I,
.condition.
ANY
QUANTITY
DELIVERED
DAILY.
PROMPT
EARLY
MORNING
DELIVERY.
Phone
657
Valentin's
-:-
Dairy
McBrlde
StrML
"HELP
THE
INTERIOR
FARMER."
STRAW
HATS
Light
Underwear:
Boys'
Sweaters
Reasonable
Prices
STEVE
KING
Third
Averts
Phon
Green
8S