TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquet
a
and
wed.
Anywhara
at
Anytime.
ding
parties.
Stand
floyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.'
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOI,
XV.
NO,
1(5,
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LP
HI
IT,
B.C.,
TLKrfDAY,
JANL'AHY
20,
1025.
VtfUrdir't
ClreuUtonl
17B8.
ttrol
StlM
441
.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
MANY
STORM
GENERAL
ALONG
COAST
AND
INTERIOR
BUT
LITTLE
DAMAGE
RESULTS
STORM
GENERAL
ALONGCOAST
Umatilla
Lightship
Broke
Adrift
at
Cape
Flattery
Practi
cally
no
Damage
Done
Here
That
the
suu-m
oT
yesterday
,-if
re
muii
Hinl
last
evening
was
.y
mt
means
local
is
indicated
,i
news
received
by
the
Digby
Island
wireless
station
llial
I
In;
inulllla
lightship
Capo
Flallery,
fcslii.li
guides
Irans-Pacific
ship-;
,i:-
nidi
tlic
Straits
of
.liiini
ilc
I
::n,
broke
adrift
yesterday.
II
it
'iri.ji'.
s
immI
that
(In
lights
hip
Kvas
ami',
miner
nrr
own
sieam,
iii'ii
shelter
ami
is
pro-nMy
in
In'
position
again.
a
Tlic
storm
wim
general
along
Hlir
pmiiiI
but,
as
far
a
is
known,
i
lit
nl
peuelralc
inlu
Hit'
lii-
Sc
ir.f
Mr
!
between
1
yesterday
inn'
,
ami
li
ui
iiigm,
mere
Rei
k
'.-)
iiiiii
reached
u
veloc
ity
::r
on
mile
an
hour,
S.
C.
J;::
Dominion
lili'li'iiliiln-
L
'iiiii
lx.
'I
lie
only
danfiige
I'l
.:
y.
as
far
us
could
be
h'iJ
Wis
mnruiu,g,
was
In
.
:
..!K
up
of
IC
fret
of
i;.'uk
i.i'Wtilk
on
First
Avenue
leu
'h'
Iti
ft
nor
Apai'Liiii'iils
dur-i-j
in
i
i
(.'lil
It
was
dropped
in
I;
''"Hi
re
or
I
II'
slrccl.
FIVE
CHILDREN
FIRE
VICTIMS
(Woman
and
Family
Durncd
to
Doath
In
Shack:
Two
Die
In
Hotel
Fire
:)(
IIHANF,
(inl
.Ian.
id.
-
ws
were
lost
lien
(hu
li'iiNKi
ui
N.
lli'diiur.
a
hoine-
:!!
was
ih'slroycd
by
fire.
-
vii'
mi
were
Mrs.
Hcilour
'
lie,
five
1
ill
e
e
illdien.
It:
aiinlher
fire
(he
Canada
Iiciiel
a
ixiaiilliiK
house
and
pool
rttniii,
was
lolally
destroyed.
The
Imui'I
uuesis
I
'.d
ward
llaxeoiirl
::il
l.inesl
l-resclielle
wer.
liu:
teil
mi
dealh.
BELLINGHAM
NEARLY
IN
TROUBLE
DURING
STORM
LAST
NIGHT
fer
leaving
the
lloyal
Tlsli
I
I
lIllPL
tvlllll'll
wllll
llisl'lllll'tJI'll
'i
carloads
of
frozen
fislr
for
""ansshipinenl
easl.
at
Ti
n'elnrk
vi'sieiilay
arieriioon,
moloisliii
lb-
liiiuliiini,
Cnpl.
I.en
Williams.
iniil
engine
trouble
in
the
harboi1
iiinl
was
blown
almost
on
In
W
i
ilfo
llainl
by
lhe
lmsllii:
tiiiIIicihI
irale.
r'orluiialely
'inwevur.
(he
vessel
obtained
an
iinnicc
close
lo
lhe
Island
and
'"sinned
her
uiynnu
uhoiil
10
"
clock
last
nlylil.
The
linhl-
Ii'him"
lender
Newiilou,
Cap
I
''rinisloii,
anil
lhe
power
boat
I'aclieiia,
Capl.
Swanson,
put
out
fi'oni
their
iniini'inps
lo
offer
as-slsliuiee
liul'
Capl.
William's
found
il
unnecessary.
I'll"
llelliiiftham
is
lioiiml
from
here
lo
Sealtle,
havlnjr
can-'o
for
Mint
polnl
from
Kelchlkau.
GREAT
INCREASE
IN"
TEA
CONSUMPTION
'I'lie
t'onstimplinu
of
lea,
it
'sldnaleil,
Increased
In
1021
iiilrly-nine
million
pounds.
The
price,
as
a
resull,
may
go
lo
l
I.t
pniiiiil,
lmi
even
Iheu,
lea
is
Ihi)
cheapest
beverage
in
III
world,
aside
from
waler.
NEW
EDSON
ARGUES
AGAINST
BRULE
Says
Railway
Over
Proposed
ftoute
Would
be
Through
Unproductive
Country
Fdson
Hoard
of
Trade
is
otil
wilh
a
strong
argument
against
Ilic
suggested
llriilc
route
lo
the
Peave
lli
i'l-
and
it
lias
a
pet
mull'
of
ils
own
lo
propose.
Tin;
same
argument
Used
by
lhe
Fdson
people
would
apply
lo
Ma'
more
westerly
roulf
only
with
greater
force.
Tin'
slali'iiH'iil
issued
by
I
lit
Fdson
Hoard
follows:
In.
discussing
die
loi-alion
of
Ihi'
.proposed
railway
for
ivin-.r
western
oulli'l
lo
lhe
Peace
Hivcr
district,
it
dors
not
seem
In
have
bi'i-n
siilllcieully
considered
thai
Hie
supply
of
free
land
in
1
lit
wesl
siiilalile
for
scllle-nienl
ami
near
lo
railway
accommodation,
is
now
very
restricted.
v
The
railways
proposed
through
eilher
of
I
lie
passes
in
lhe
rorkics
(,r
,y
way
of
Itrule.
do
not
open
ihi
land
which
is
fell
led
or
will
be
attractive
lo
settlers.
Throuqh
Passes
-"A'
line
through
on"
of
the
passes
must
In;
anticipated
sooner
or
laler,
bill
il
will
be
rosily
and
dillli'iill
lo
consti'iiel.
The
lien
lo
Unite,
which
was
sup
posed
lo
lie
caitable
of
serving
i
continued
on
pave
six
GUESSING
BRIGADE
IS
BUSY
AT
OTTAWA
Not
Likely
that
an
Election
Will
b0
Held
Within
the
Year
Officials
Say
O'lTAWA,
.lime
-'0.
The
poli-
lieal
i'liessiiiir
briynde
is
busy
making
a
new
guess
every
day
as
lo
when
the
(loveriinienl
will
make
an
appeal
lo
lhe
eoiiulry.
'hiding
Ihal
lhe
siiggeslion
Hint
an
election
In
.lune
was
nol
like-
lo
bl
Irue
they
have
liow
s-i
the
late
autumn
as
Ilic
possilile
lime
for
the
vole
lo
be
taken.
In
spile
of
these
'reports,
which
aii'
usually
seni
oui
ny
musr
.iiosed'
lo
the
Uiiveriuiient,
.
V
.
V
.
I
here
is
no
pi
t
seui
iiiu-nium
ui
(he
(ioveriiineiil
lo
t''
H,
ouulry
wilhin
the
next
year.
L'nless
Mime
iiiiporlaul
change
lakes
place
during
the
cominn-
sessiou,
anolher
session
will
In
eld
before
an
election
lakes
lace.
NEW
OFFICERS
OF
PYTHIAN
KNIGHTS
Fred
Carton
Heads
Lodac
ro
Forthcoming,
Six
Months
Installations
Last
Night
Skeena
Lodge
Xo.
la,
Kliilthls
or
Pythias,
installed
ollicers
last
uiglil
for
the
first
six
inonllis
of
IUi5
as
follows:
Chancellor
Commander,
Fred
llarlon.
Viee-Cliaiicellor.
K.
Hudson.
Prelale.
II.
M.
IHake.
Masler
of
Work,
.lack
llulger.
Keener
of
Itecords
and
Seals,
F.
W.
Wench.
.Master
of
Finance,
Sid
llamb
liu
Masler
oT
Kxcheiuei',
f.
W
.lolmsloil.
Masler
al
Arms-W.
W.
Wood
Inner
(luard,
I'.
.1.
Wynu.
Ouler
(luard,
F.
W.
Hart.
The
luslalliiig
olllcer
was
H
M.
Hlake.
dislrlcl
deputy
grand
chanceilor
anil
Iho
ceremonies
Iiiiii
itlace
lii
Hie
Hosloii
Hall.
Iterieshmeiils
wcin
nerved.
FISHING
BOATS
BEING
once
every
seveit
ye.tr
lo
allow
room
for
Hie
oaks
I,
;rovv
in
now
taking
place
and
scenes
remiuiM-enl
of
the
Canadian
woo'is
enacted
within
fifteen
miles
of
London.
Fiiug
Fore
si
i
"thinned"
impaired.
The
Illuming
is
are
daily
OLIVER
DENIES
REPORTS
ABOUT
OTTAWA
VISIT
YHJTIHIA.
'.Ian.
.'OV
-
.
I'j
ciuu'jt
.taliu-r.
denies
tin,'
..
report
that
tin
I'aeiric
,
llieal
Kaslern
Hallway
is
no.
Jotiger
a
factor
in
the
development
of
the
Peace
Hiver
eoiin
ry.
He
de-
clare
he
is
more
hopeful
4
about
the
railway's
future
than
he
was
before
going
In
Ottawa.
FIRE
AT
HOPE
BURNS
LIQUOR
Seven
Thousand
Dollars
Worth
of
Wet
Goods
no
up
In
Smoke
B.C..
-Ian.
ill.
-Oceii-
i,i
n
Is
of
the
Haymoiid
Hlock
.
ii..
were
roreeil
lo
escape
irom
un
buildini:
in
nighl
alt
Ire
by
a
fir-
which
compli'lely
deslrnycd
lhe
liuihlliiL'.
lhe
slock
in
the
"yiiuuor
vendor's
store
valued
at
....
,..
,,.
i,
,Uliu
l,is
iiii
a."
u
it.-"
furnllure
and
eiiiiiiriuenl
in
lhe
reslaurnnl
and
general
store.
I!
is
estimated
llliil
the
loss
Hinounleil
lo
:K),IMMI.
FEW
HERRING
YET
IN
THESE
WATERS
Frcdella
Out
Scouting
For
Schools
But
None
Large
Enough
Yet
Found
Ileporls
iii.licale
that
a,
few
.small
schoiils
of
herring
have
ar
rived
In
nearby
waters
bill
nol
in
any
iiiiuiiiilies
large
enough
In
make
il
profitable
to
fish
Tor
them.
The
cold
storage
herring
boat
Fredeliu
is
out
in
charge
of
Capl.'Skog
scouting
Tor
lhe
fish
and
il
is
probable
Ihal
very
soon
some
word
win
ne
recciveu
of
larger
schools
which
will
be
caughl
fin-
Ipilibul
bail.
.
BILL
H
ART'S
WIFE
WINS
LEGAL
SUIT
I.OS
A.NOF.I.KS.
.Ian.
:'0.
Wlnnirreil
Weslover
Hart
lotlay
won
a
victory
over
her
former
husband,
Hill
llarl.
obtaining
lhe
legal
right
to
return
lo
.screen
work
unlit
she
obtains
a
divorce
d
erlie
In
the
Dally
News
Number
of
New
Fishing
Boats
Biing
Built
in
Opening
of
'v.
.
The
ot.ciiiug
of
lhe
Jialilmt
:i
mimlier
of
new
vessels
engaged
in
the
industry
and
during
soring
ollieis
will
enter
lhe
business.
Seattle
yards
are
ensured
building
for
(lie
fishermen.
The
more
fish
than
evnr'vvill
be
caught
as
long
lhe
bunks
stand
th"
train.
Telling
of
Mime
of
lhe
new
boats
ami
also
of
lhe
white:
iliiurlers
of
some
of
lhoi:
already
in
the
busiue
number
of
the
Pacific
Fisherman
says:
F.xcepl
for
a
few
boats
out
af
:
.
r:
.1.
II...
....I
.
..f
1
1.
A
:ei
scrap
iisu,
mr
nw-w
ui
i"
Pacific
halibul
fleel
are
lied
up
,'or
Hie
closed
season
al
the
vari-us
poris
along
the
coast,
where
i
here
is
exceptional
activity
in
he
way
of
overhauling
ami
pulling
the
boals
in
fifsl
class
shape
for
the
new
season.
Must,
of
lhe
vessels
are
wintering
al
various
points
on
1'iigcl
Sound,
including
Salmon
Hay,
Lake
L'
n
ion
and
yards
along
the
Lake
Washington
Canad,
Poulsbo,
dig
Harbor,
Tiicoma,
etc.,
allhongh
there
are
a
good
many
al.
Hrilish'
Columbia
and
Alaska
ports.
Many
of
the
yards
are
also
busy
on
new
boats,
some
of
which
will
be
ready,
to
go
out
al
lhe
start
of
the
season,
while
others
will
not
lie
completed
until
tale
in
lhe
spring.
Probably
Jhe
largest
number
of
boats
al
any
one
point
are
moored
around
Hie
Fishing
Vessel
Owners
.Marine
Ways,
sVallle.
where
nil
available
space
is
crowded
lo
capacity.
Al
this
plant
Hie
80-fl.
schooner
Paragon,
owned
liy
II.
Xesland.
F..
I.rickson
and
Capl.
p.
.lacnbsoii
was
recently
launch
ed.
She
has
an
IH-fl
beam
and
t'Vi-fl.
.depth
of
hold,
and
is
powered
willi
a
Hi
5
h.p.
F.uler-
liesel
engine.
Her
winches
were
manuraclui-ed
by
the
l
ishing
Vessel
Owners
Marine
Ways.
The
Paragiiu
will
be
a
replica
of
lhe
Foremost
wilh
the
exception
I
hul
her
planking
will
be
one-fourlh
inch
thicker
throughout
and
Ihal
her
bulwarks
will
be
of
solid
eoiislruclion.
Hunks
ami
lockers
for
a
crew
of
12
men
are
localed
in
lhe
forecaslle,
while
lhe
ship's
galley
wilh
ipiarlers
for
the
cook
and
engineer
are
localed
afl.
She
will
be
ready
lor
her
trial
I
rip
about
lhe
last
of
January.
The
Havana,
owned
by
Fred
J.
Soreusou,
recently
launched
by
Sagslad
i
Mobcrg,
Seallle,
is
being
filled
up
Tor
her
trial
I
rip
about
lhe
middle
oT
January.
She
is
7214-fl.
long,
with
a
t'J-rt.
beam
and
depth
of
NVjft.
and
is
powered
wilh
a
110
h.p.
Washington
F.sli'p
diesi'l
engine.
A
(i'-ft.
long-line
halibul
(continued
on
page
0
the
South
for
Season
Akxt
Month
hi'ason
on
1-Vtiruury
Hi
will
vi"
Inisily
fie
thai
the
January
4-
NO
WORD
A30UT
ELEVATOR
BIDS
Though
word
has
been
expected
eagerly
with
res-pect
lo
lhe
awarding
of
the
contract
for
the
foundation
and
dock
of
the
elevator
here,
nothing
uas
been
received
officially
up
to
early
Ibis
aflernoont
II
is
assumed
that
the
Department
of
Trade
ami
Commerce
is
taking
longer
lo
consider
lhe
bids
than
has
been
expected.
There
has
been
wire
trouble
between
here
and
the
Fast
loday
and
this
may
account
for
the
delay.
RAYMOND
NOVAK
KILLED
SELF
Note
Savs
ho
did
so
Because
he
Had
no
Monoy:
Daughter
said
to
Live
Here
VA.NCOL
VI'.H,
Jan.
20.-
-Among!
the
possessions
of
Haymoiid
Novak,
whose
body
was
found
ip
Stanley
Park
yesterday,
where
he
blew
the
lop
olT
bis
bead
wilh
a
revolver
H
moii
Hi
ago,
was
n
note
reading
"Xo
money,
must
kill
self."
.Novak's
daughter
is
said
lo
reside
in
Priiiee-
Hupert.
4
SNOW
AT
TERRACE
TF.HHAOF.,
Jan.
20.
There
was
a
blizzard
here
yesterday
afternoon
ami
evening
piling
lhe
sturw
around
the
fences
ami
buildings
and
almost
covering
I
hem.
Fred
Allen,
ehaiged
in
the
cily
police
court
this
morning
with
supplying
liquor
lo
Indians,
was
dismissed.
PASSED
AWAY
LAST
EVENING
i
Death
Occurs
Peacefully
of
Mrs.
C.
L.
Younqman,
Prominent
I.O.D.ti.
Worker
After
a
lingering
illness
of
two
I
years
from
which
there
was
no
I
hope
of
recovery,
.Mrs.
Charles
I.
Villi
tl.rtllil
11
li:ltiil
ii;i
ft.
fit
M
V
,'.-,.v.
L...,in.r
,.i
,.vi,.,.l
1,-1
her
limnc
on
liruhaiii
Avehue,i
Westview.
I
me
late
Mrs.
lounginan
was
born
in
.Newcastle,
Ontario,
and
passed
her
tliirly-uinlli
birthday
lasl
September.
She
was
lhe
daughter
oT
lhe
lale
C.
11.
Lock-hart
and
Mrs.
Loekharl.
Her
mother,
who
resides
in
Port
laud,
Oregon,
arrived
in
the
cily
sev
eral
months
ago
and
was
present
I
at
the
end.
Hcsidcs
ner
husband,
deceased
is
also
survived
by
two
daughters,
Audrey
in
I'orllaiid
and
Vera,
here.
'A
sister,
Mrs.
F..
Coales,
formerly
Miss
Vera
Loekharl
of
lliis
cily,
resides
in
Portland.
Having
resided
in
Prince
Itu-
pert
since
l,wn,
the
lale
Mrs.
Youngm'an
look
an
active
pari
in
the
work
of
the
lurperial
Order,
J)augi'Fcrs""Ur
Ih'c
Ivmplre.
She
was
a
member
of
Adair
Carss
Chapter
and
was
largely
instru
mental
in
the
valuable
work
now-being
done
by
the
chapter
in
connection
witli
the
care
of
lhe
soldiers'
plots
jn
Fail-view
Cemetery.
For
two
years
she
was
re
gent
of
Adair
Carss
Chapter
having
been
compelled,
through
ill-health,
lo
relimiuish
-those.
duties
last
year.
Her
passing
will
be
a
mailer
of
deep
regret
lo
a
wide
circle
of
friends
and
Hie
deepest
'sympathy
Is
being
expressed
for
Hie
sorrowing
family.
Funeral
servics
will
lake
place
al
2.i)0
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
lhe
.Presbyterian
Church
Hall
to
Fairview
Cemetery,
Itev.
Ur.
ll.ll.Orant
officiating
llayner
Ilros.
have
charge
of
arrangements.
MILITARY
TRAINING
Classes
Boing
Conducted
For!
Merrvbsrs
of
Local
Regiment
!
by
Instructors
From
i
Victoria
Classes
in
Infantry
Instruction
ami
in
signalling
are
now
being
held
in
the
cily
Tor
members
oT
lhe
North
II.C.
Hegimcnl
by
Sergeant
Major
A.
Youngnian
and
Signalling
'Instructor
Sergeant
A.
L.
Ilussell
or
the
Princess
Patricia
Canadian
Light
In-
raiilry,
Work
Point
Harracks.t
Victoria.
The
classes
will
.lakel
about
six
weeks
time.
I
.
,
.
Sergeant
..(
Major
Youngnian
has,
,
.
.
i.
tr:
i
in
hi
s
classes;
ror
uiiiici-s
win-
missions,
Provisional
Lieutenant
I
Xorris
W.
Pringle.
Provisional
Lieutenant
Wdne,v
lia.U'll-Jones
and
Provisiouaf
Lieulenanl
Alex.
Hix.
For
sergeant's
rank,
Company
Ounrlrr
Masler
Sergeant
It.
K.
Hudson,
Acting
Sergeant
Al
bert
Palmer
and
Acting
Sergeant
(1.
A.
Cadwallader.
In
Sergeant
Husm-H's
signalling
class
are
Lieut.
Jack
Harns-ley.
Pie.
(I.
V.
Wilkinson.
Pte.
Peter
lllaek
Jr..
Pie
(leorge
Hell,
Sergeant
A.
J.
Squires,
Pie.
0.
L.
Warner,
Pie.
A.
Sinilh
and
Pte.
W.
Hurgess.
Sergeant
Ilussell
is
also
giving
signalling
instruction
to
23
cadets
from
the
Prince
Hupert
High
School.
BUILT
AIRPLANES
FOR
GOLD
DIGGINGS
Proposal
to
Operate
Two
from
Wran?ell
to
Dease
Lake
this
Spring
PLANS
ARE
BEING
LAID
'Alaskan
Now
In
S.attle
Arrang-
lnfl
for
Purchase
of
Machines
for
Serlvce
SF.ATTLF,,
Jan.
20.--A.
O.
Sahliuer,
an
Alaskan,
is
here
negotiating
wilh
lhe
Hoeing
Airplaul
Company
for
two
planes
vvi.ieh
he
proposes
to
operate
between
Alaska
and
the
new
gol-I
diggings
in
the
Oease
Lake
country
of
Hrilish
i'.olunibia.
He
is
also
making
arrangements
willi
the
customs
departments
of
lhe
Lulled
Stales
and
Canada
so
thai,
his
operations
aero-r
th
boundary
may
not
be
hindered
by
international
complications.
Hydro-Airplanes
The
present
plan
is
to
operala
two
one-ton
hydro-airplanes
capable
of
accommodating
12
passengers.
They
wil
mako
(heir
headquarters
in
Wrangcll,
clearing
at
Hie
customs
bouse
at
Houndary
on
(he
Sfikine
Hlver.
I
lease
Lake
would
be
the
other
terminus.
Tlie
new
service
will
begin
(his
s.niitg
and
will
cater
to
the
gold
seekers
wiio
are
said
to
be
all
reinly
to
rush,
into
F.aglo
icontinued
on
page
sixj
FINE
AND
JAIL
LAW
OFFICER
Prohibition
Agent
Has
to
Pay
Thousand
Dollars
and
Serve
20
Days
FAIHIIA.NKS.
Jan.
20.--
t.
W.
Flannigan,
prohibition
agent
for
lhe
federal
government,
has
to
pay
1,000
and
go
lo
Jail
for
20
days
for
assaullin-J
Peter
Ken-dell
in
an
alleged
illegal
raid
on
lhe
hitler's
home
here.
Flannigan
is
well
known
in
southeastern
Alaska
where
he
was
connected
with
lhe
I
.S.
Marshall's
orfico
at
various
points.
CARDENA
DELAYED
BY
WEATHER
AND
LATE
FROM
NORTH
Union
steamer
Cardcna,
Capl.
A.
F..
Dickson,
is
delayed
by
stress
of
weather
in
the
horth
and
will
nol
be
in
from
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
until
six
o'clock
Ibis
evening.
The
vessel
will
sail
at
(U0
for
Vancouver
and
wayporls!'
Aplong
these
booked
lo
sail
on
her
for
Van
.
W.
It.
McAfee.
A.
...
K
...
1
couver
i
'
tilt
are:
ii.
mw.n.
.
.......
..,..,,.
vUllIISlOIl,
I
til".,
,
,.
(tray
and
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
i.
.'i.
Taylor
and
family.
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
CHINESE
THEATRICALS
Louis
Wing
and
Lee
Sam,
e-prcscnling
lhe
Pyne
M
In
Society
loday
met
lhe
executive
coinmit-lee
of
lhe
hospital
consisting
of
I'..
II,
.Mortimer,
Jus.
II,
Thoin'p-son,
and
Pres.
l.
C.
Mellae.
Arrangements
were
made
for
lhe
society
to
put
on
a
show
at
lhe
Km
press
Thealro
February
0,
lhe
proceeds
to
bo
for
the
benefit
of
the
hospital.
The
novelly
of
a
Chinese
show
will
insure
a
full
house
it
Is
thought.