la.
nope
t
vxprcsed
Wat
lhe
hatches
were
all
closed
k
y
before
ihe
ir.nt
wenl
down
mid
that
Ihe
crqw
are
sllll
"
"
,nlive.
ANOTHER
STAY
niiviuun
uirii
i
Al.conlH1K
lo
lhe
cnltuj
(f
Will
A
I
CM
CAT
E"'e
l,ap"8,,-
Hie
Mibmar-
lIllALLill
iniiiuuu
ilAliFj
ulUJU
yvHH
""'
"
lifthU
when
iPy
era.
bed
into
her.
-
Portsmouth,
n.il.
Sept.
:c.
Month's
Delay
to
Give
Opportu-
A
wtree
message
picked
up
nlly
For
Second
Mortgage
there
Mule
n
follow:
"lier
Bondholders
to
Salvage
reports
submarine
resting
on
lis
"
I
keel.
An
alli-mpl
Ilia
le
In
com-
1
i
'II
YUH,
Sept.
'0.
To
iiitmirafe
with
the
rrew
m
un-1
in
serond
mortKUh'e'
successful
The
vessel
ha
a
tT
of
Uie
bankrupt
I
la
rsr
hole
in
hoi
purl
side
abaft
l'nii
A
PaMr
Mill
to
lhe
conning
tower."
further
tor
the
pur-
-
.
lie
fU
of
Ihe
con-
n
rjrc
nDIlMD
ATlf
Mr
-liMlte
AW
Aj.
MelMnJDrtAUL
UAUtimUtIV
Supreme
ikmrl
.titled
a
Miloiieinenl
.
or
sale
from
Seplem-Oclober
30.
anl
of
I
In
company
upproxunatelv
IM.ooii
iv
iixil
Angus'
lat.
nr-Kn.'i
WiilkiMii.
re-
NEW
SECRETARY
STATE
TODAY
Hon,
Walter
Foster,
Former
Premier
of
Now
Brunswick,
Glvan
Pnnltlon
11
A.
Sepl.
.'(..
II.mi.
A
ii
t
iT'lni
v
4if
ial'.
Iin
-
''I
In
Miri
folio
in
liej
'
"ii'
King
povcriiineiii
anu
-"Hluui
liu
been
arrept-
"ip
is
beig
appointed
t
5
nai.
uud
Hon.
Waller
l'os-
fonner
premier
of
New
'
i
fWicK.
ha
been
appointed
'ary
of
stale
PURSE
SEINER
ON
ROCKS
OFF
MEXICO
MN
PI'DHO.
Sept.
20.
The
pour
keiner
Invincible
i
a
al
to
on
the
rocks
off
lhe
M
xi
hi)
coasi.
The
vessel
is
a
a
al
KI.IMI0
and
her
cargo
i
f
f
sli
al
1
0,000,
liberalsISinate"
COL
EDGETT
IN
YALE
I'l
NTII
TaV,
Sed.
20.
-
Liber
I'
of
lhe
Yale
ridlitig
in
eonven
'kmi
here
yesterday
nominated
1
ol
(
L.lgell
0
K.
11,,'ir
slnnd
a
M
bearer
at
lhe
forlheoniJng
Her"
pin.
-J
FOR
SALE.
Tax
Sale
of
City
lots
will
be
held
In
Ihe
Council
Chamber,
Cily
Hall,
on
WEDNESDAY
NEXT,
T
September
30,
at
10
a.m.
I-IsIh
mny
lie
obtained
l
the
City
Collector's
office,
I).
.I.
MATIIKSO.V,
Col
I
eel
or.
Thirly
-
five
officer
ami
men
of
rene
ol
Ihe
aceiileul
in
127
feel
BACK
TO
ISLANDS
After
Week's
Stay
In
Port,
Big
Log
Carrying
Vessel
Cleared
This
Afternoon
for
Logan
Inlet
Afler
ii-.-ini;iiiK
-'
million
feel
ol
lo?
at
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
Spt
ure
Mill
iiiul
Jiavlnn
niipor
re-adjustment!)
matte
at
Ihe
dry
doek.
Ihe
Hecate
Strait
Towing
Co."
teel
lumtter
carrying
barcc
lirumrnrk
in
low-
of
the
lug
I.orre.
left
port
early
Mil
artcr-iioon
Tnr
Liigiui
Intel
where
he
will
load
nnolher
cargo
of
log
for
di-lrery
at
Ihe
Powell
Iliver
pulp
and
paper
mill.
II
i
ex-peeleil
thai
tin
Knimioek
will
be
hark
I
it.'
ni'Xl
month
with
an-ullier
cargo
of
log
for
the
local
mill.
MEIGHEN'S
TOUR
THROUGH
PROVINCE
Will
Speak
at
Southern
Points
Only
According
to
Present
Schedule
VANCOl'VKIt.
Sept.
.'(!.
Hon.
Arthur
Mciphcn
will
address
Ihe
first
merlin?
of
hi
llrilish
Col
umbia
lour
at
llcveisiokc
on
(lelober
0.
al
.North
Vancouver,
.New
Westminster
and
Vancouver,
on
October
7.
returning
east
liu-
inedialely.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Arsenal
I.
Leeds
lulled
0.
Aston
Villa
Nolls
County
I.
IHriniiighaiu
3.
West
llroinwich
0
Hlnrkburn
Cardiff
Lily
J.
Ilury
:t.
Sheffield
United
I.
Iluddeisfiebl
i.
Manchesler
C.
i
Lelc"s,lcr
City
5,
llollou
NVU
2.
Li
vet
pool
5,
Kverlon,
I.
Manchesler
0.
Hurnlry
I.
Sunderland
.'I.
Tottenham
II.
0
West
Ham
U.
I.
Newcastle
U.
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
I.
Morton
2.
Cetlic
II.
Falkirk
t.
Dundee
.'I,
Clydebank
I.
Hearts
3.
Rangers
0.
Kilmarnock
I,
Cowdenbeath
I.
Mothtr.vell
2.
Alrdrleoulatts
I.
Parllek
Thistle
3,
Hamilton
A.
3.
Itaftli
Hovers
I,
Hibernians
0.
SI.
Johnston
I.
Queen's
Park
I.
SI
Mlri'Mi
2
Dundee.
United
0.
TAXI
W
and
til
Boston
Grill
mdfj
Ambulance
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Service
Large
.Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
..
with
newly
laid
dancing
""Hem
'!.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
i7.,.
floor
for
hire.
and
6th
St.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol
XV
SO.
2'M
uses.
I
he
responsible
factor
lhe
large
packs
in
Smiths
uud
Contra
and
Bella
Coola
areas
pack
this
year.
Nexl
week
will
tho
canneries
in
District
No.
2,
except
on
Ihe
(Jucen
Charlotte
Islands
where
lvo
canneries.
I.ockcport
and
Lagoon
Hay.
and
three
salteries
which
are
now
having
a
good
run
ol
chums
may
continue
roc
three
weeks
yet.
Details
of
Pack
Details
of
the
pack
ror
lhe
dis
trict
to
date
are
as
follows:
Total
Sockeye
Naas
Iliver
811,000
iy.30l
Skeena
Hiver
....
270,000
71,000
Central
l7'J,3to
I7.t0
Delia
Coola
C5.770
10.910
.Smith's
Inlet....
30,150
33,350
Hiver's
Inlet
Il5.lf.li
128,570
U.C.
Ids
18,780
The
sockeye
pack
may
be,
re
garded
us
complete
as
the
season
is
ended.
Fishing
now
is
only
for
cohoe
and
chums.
In
Ihe
Naas
Iliver
area,
Iwb
eanuerics',
Nass
Harbor
and
Ar
randale,
are
still
packing.
In
the
Skeena
Iliver
area,
six
canneries
it
if
still
running
Inverness,
Claxlon,
Sunnyslde,
Haysport,
llalmoral
and
Soincrvillc;
in
Del
la
Coola,
four
Tal.lheo,
Manituu,
Kims(uit
and
Hella
Coola,
and
in
Hivers
Inlet,
Stralhcona
and
(loose
Day.
,
Smith's
Inlet
is
through
roc
Hie
season.
On
Ihe
Queen
Charlotte
Is
land
tho
total
pack
to
dale
of
18,780
rases
is
made
up
of
10
:
AIR
STATION
CLOSING
DOWN
Flight
Lieutenant
Earl
MacLeod
Leaves
for
Vancouver
today
Mawdsley
and
Hull
Leave
Next
Week
rilglll
UieUICnaill
tai
l
JIaC-
Leod,
who
has
b-en
in
command!
of
lhe
Disby
Island
station
of
the:
IHoyal
Canadian
Air
Force
Jurins
the
fishery
patrol
season.
ails
this
afternoon
on
Ihe
Prince
Mary
for
headquarter
al
Jericho!
Iteach,
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
oilier
members
of
Ihe
personnel.
The
station
I
now
being
closed
down
for
llio
winter
and
I'oght
Lieutenant
K.
Mawdsley
will
remain
here
until
next
week
lo
wind
things
up
on
the
arrival
of
riying
Officer
A.
II.
Hull
from
the
(Jueeii
Charlotte
Islands.
'IV
latter
wilt
fly
through
lo
Van-comer.
Flight
Lieutenant
MacLeod
has
been
under
orders
for
some
lime
io
proceed
lo
III
a
to
Ink?
charge
of
Ihe
Air
Force
Station
there
but
it
is
not
impossiibic1
that
there
may
be
some
eliaugr
in
the
coder
aitd
Lieul.
MacLeod
is
hopeful
that
he
may
return
to
Priiwe
Kuperl
again
next
year
on
fisheries
patrol
work.
VIC
FOLEY
WINNER
OF
BOUT
WITH
VIC
KING
VANCOl
VF.lt.
Sept.
26.
Vic
Foley,
bantamweight
champion
of
Canada,
retained
his
title
when
he
knocked
out
Vic
King
ol
Aus-
jtralia
in
the
seventh
or
a
sched-
piled
fifteen
round
bout.
King
claimed
a
foul
but
the
referee
disallowed
it.
for
the
increase
in
sockeye
were
Hivers
Inlet
areas.
Nan,
Skeena.
showed
a
decrease
in
sockeve
see
the
closing
down
or
most
of
100
cases
of
chums
and
2,080
cases
of
pinks
from
lhe
Lagoon
Hay
and
I.ockcport
canneries
This
is
in
addition
to
the
fish
being
iiul
up
by
two
salteries
at
Skidegate
and
another
at
Jed-
way.
There
is
a
good
run
o!
chums
on
lhe
Islands
now-'which
is
keeping
lhe
canneries
and
alteries
busy.
LEFT
WINTER
CLIMATE
TO
FIND
SUMMER
HERE
"lhey
were
starting
winter
in
Montreal
when
I
tell
there
and
I
arrive
here
to
find
it
Miminer.'
That
Is
what
pleased
Mrs.
W.
H
Morgan
or
101
Hays
Cove
Circle
who
is
home
alter
a
rive
months'
visit
to
Montreal,
Forunlo
and
Vancouver.
NEWFOUNDLAND
BOAT
LOST
SIX
DROWNED
NORTH
SYDNKY.
Sept.
20.
Captain
Joseph
Valcher
of
New
foundland
schooner
Inez
0.
and
five
seamen
were
drowned
last
night
when
lhe
vessel
capsized
while
attempting
to
make
litis
port
in
a
storm.
;:::
1'ltlXCK
UH'KUT,
H.C.,
S.VITIWJAY.
MKPTK.MHKH
20,
1025.
Ynrd.,-t
circulation
i73
strut
ut
sw
PRICK
FIVR
RENTS'
SUBMARINE
RAMMED
AND
IS
UNDER
WATER
COHSPIRACY
TO
KEEP
Submarine
Rammed
and
Sank
but
Crew
may
be
Saved
if
Ship
Raised
fll
.siie
i
.
....
.
i.
num.
nc,i.
-ju.
i
"
muie
Minmartne
perished
Jusl
night
when
the
'wise
steamer
Utly
or
Home
rammed
uud
souk
Ihe
Mibincr-fonrlecti
mil.'
enl
of
lllork
Maud,
M.l.
Only
three
men
;
ned.
lhe
hemp
pi.
ked
up
by
Ihe
Cily
Hume.
LONDON.
Conn.,
Sept.
20.
The
sunken
submarine
wo
lunui-u
hum-
me
GRAIN
FROM
COMING
WEST
CHARGED
AT
VANCOUVER
I
i
ANOTHER
TRIP
!
TO
CASS1AR
BY
AIR
PLANNED
!
;
jVlckers
Viking
Machine,
Piloted
Bv
Col.
Williams.
Mav
Go
1
North
Again
Next
'
Year
I
hat
I
rank
Perry,
one
of
the
propector
wlio
led
the
aerial
expedition
into
the
Caiar
di-
trlcl
lui
year,
i
attempting
to
finance
another
uch
trip
next
year
and
that
the
bis
Vicker
iking
flying
lntat
helonging
lo
Ihe
Uaurentide
Air
Service
which
carried
the
propeclor
in
thi
year
i
bfing
left
for
Ihe
winter
in
Vancouver
inlead
of
being
taken
liM
a
originally
inlend-
el
if
the
word
brought
hark
from
Vancouver
by
David
Thomson
who
relumed
home
(hi
morning.
Ol.
William,
who
wa
in
charge
of
the
machine,
will
return
lo
Montreal
from
Vancouver
next
week.
Mr.
Tbonieon,
who
made
Hi-
rilglH
ironi
here
i
vanciuver
a
couple
of
week
aao
a
Col.
Wil-
iium
guent.
ray
llial
M
wa
i
wmmerjui..
exierleiice
nwl
yue
tiial
he
iijiartyilivuMIHil
If
ivpenl
whenever
occasion
Mrie.
lie
peak
highly
of
the
abifitie
and
kill
of
Col.
William
a
a
pilot
and
ay
that
he
would
venture
anywhere
with
him
at
the
helm.
Mr.
Thomson
cay,
however,
thai
Co
I.
William
i
a
go-gel
If
r
w
hen
it
come
lo
an
automobile.
Col.
William
ha
been
spending
lliu,
past
fortnight
in
Vancouver
viiting
with
hi
molhci
who
reside
there.
He
i
anothei
llrilish
Odumbia
man
who
has
gained
fame
as
a
pilot.
He
attended
M'hool
at
Cumberland,
Vancouver
Island,
and
al
one
:tme
lived
with
his
parents
al
Dawson.
COMMISSIONED
VICE-CONSUL
Dale
W,
Manor
Is
Graduate
of
Wets
Point
and
Served
In
War
Overseas
Dale
W.
Maher
or
the
United
Stales
consulate
here
ha
been
commissioned
as
vice-consul,
lie
has
been
in
the
cily
for
several
mouths
in
connection'
wilh
Consul
Wakefield's
ofriee.
Mr.
Maher
is
a
graduate
or
West
Point.
Le
served
in
the
mcrirnn
army
oxerseas
and
later
in
Ihe
Phillipines.
WOMEN
OBJECT
TO
FEDERAL
ATTITUDE
VARIOUS
SUBJECTS
VICTOIHA,
Sept.
20.
Al
the
concluding
session
of
the
Women's
Christian
Temperance
Union
a
resolution
wa
passed
disapproving
Ihe
federal
atlitudel
lo
lhe
H.U
Lfipior
laws,
l-.x
replioi)
was
also
taken
to
the
inclusion
of
(he
machine
gun
sec
tion
in
the
cadet
training
at
the
high
schools,
the
Issuance
of
beer
licenses
and
the
sale
ol
tobacco
lo
minors.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
llrooklyn
7,
Cincinnati
1
8.
American
League
'
SI.
Louis
1,
Washington
3.
Cleveland
l,
Philadelphia
5.
Detroit
1U
Uoslof.
3.
4
RECSTflATIOKS
ARC
GOING
WELL
j.
120
HERE
SO
FAR
-
.
:
About
I2()
'new
regis-iialion
f
:
have
hecn
made
'
fi;ice
Ihe
office
opened
early
in
"the
week.
J.
l.orne
McLaren
who
is
registering
those
whose
name
begin
with
Idlers
from
A
lo
I.
report
70
and
J.
W.
Mckinley
who
takes
Hie
remainder
of
the
al-pl
ahet
report
about
50.
The
reyistrxr,
are
registering
those
who
are
o:i
4
JU
I
lie
lil
elsew
here
and
who
vvi!i
to
(rantfer
to
thi
ridil.g.
FOUR
YOUNG
MEN
CHARGED
WITHMURDER
Alleged
to
Have
Performed
II-lllegal
Operation
on
Girl
Who
Died
as
Result
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
2C
As
4
the
result
of
ante-mortum
statements
made
by
Evelyn
Campbell,,
the
21
year
old
Vancouver
girl
who
died
In
the
General
Hospital
:Frlday
as
the
result
of
an
alleged
Illegal
operation,
Sam
S.
Montgomery,
aged
33,
alleged
to
have
per-
j
formed
the
operation,
John
Clash,
27;
Joseph
Green,
21;
and
Roy
Nelson,
21,
have
been
arrested
by
the
police
and
I
charged
with
murder.
Sockeye
Pack
for
This
District
Larger
Than
Last
Season
but
Total
of
All
Varieties
is
Less
With
the
parking
season
now
practically
over,
lhe
lolu!
salmon
pack
for
Xo.
2
district
(his
car
stands
at
N07..X00
ease
as
compared
wilh
1,1
S0,(t70
case
in
lP2i.
Despite
the
decline
in
the
total
pack,
the
pack
of
sockeye
in
the
district
this
vear.
:!!.),
(ill
cases,
is
larger
than
1021
when
the
figure
wa
;t05,
12S
Conspiracy
is
Charged
to
Keep
Grain
Moving
Through
Eastern
Ports
VAXCOI
'VKIt.
Sent
f;
(hat
efforts,
arc
made
by
lhoe
interested
in
the
Kaslern
route
to
keep
grain
from
being
shipped
West.
Most
uf
the
moiiied
inltiest
are
anxious
lo
have
Ihe
business
kepi
in
lhe
Kasl
ami
reports
are
being
spread
abroad
on
Ihe
prairie
llial
the
treatment
ineted
shippers
i
not
a
gowd
in
the
Vel
as
in
the
Kasl..
Many
of
those
using
Iheir
infliienee
against
Weslern
porh
are
Anierican,vlio
wish
to
keep
the
shipments
ol
grain
going
ihrough
lluffaio
to
United
States
ports.
Ihe
effect
of
the
campaign
is
clearly
shown
in
the
fact
that,
only
a
few
cars
of
grain
have1
been
shipped
lo
Vancouver
whereas
he
shipments
to
the
Kasl
have
been
unusually
heavy.
The
matter
was
discussed
here
by
the
conference
or
mayors
audi
il
is
understood
that
concerted
action
Will
be
laken
lo
Imd
out,
jusl
why
lhe
grain
is
not
coining
WesJ
and
to
correct
Ihe
injustice
which
is
being
done
the
Western
portt
.
TORIES
CONDEMN
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
Former
Conservative
Candidate
Refers
to
Extravagance
of
King
Government
at
j
Prince
Rupert
....
i
IOIHJ.MU,
:sepi.
20
Alle
needless
elevator
at
Prince
llu-
perf
was
one
item
mentioned
by
Dr.
II.
J.
Maniun.
Tonner
cabinet
minister
in
the
Meighen
govern-
menl.
in
a
general
condemnation
or
the
Mackenzie
King
govern-.
ment
for
extravagance
in
an
elec-,jai
lion
speech
uenvcmi
nere
this
week.
j
INDIAN
BOY
GIVEN
i
I
TWO
YEARS
TERM
i
Convicted
of
Theft
at
Smithers
Lad
Goes
to
Industrial
:
School
I
SMtTHLItS.
Sept.
JO.
The.
young
Indian
boy
apprehended
by
Prov.
Constable
P.
I'.arr
of
Hums
Lake
and
charged
with
bieakingj
into
the
store
of
Win.
D.
Lukens,
ot
Palling
and
stealing
several'
article?
was
tried
here
on
Thuiday
heroic
Magistrate
llos-j
kins.
I
l
he
boy
was
found
lo
be
KiiillyJ
ot
the
theft
and
received
a
nen-tence
of
a
term
of
not
less
than
two
years
at
(he
Indian
Indus
trial
School.
PRINCE
GEORGE
MAN
AM
ACCA11IT
rtlADPC
I'aekiug
men.
is
iitiiiouuceu
uy
UN
AJOAULI
IHAKut'lhe
Seattle
Time.
The
deal
is
I
expected
to
be
closed
very
soon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
llellos.
and
operations
will
begin
next
who
recently
arrived
here
from
Prince
Oeorge,
were
principals;
in
an
assault
case
that
came
upVIIipn
DV
TRAPTftR
ft
"
in
the
police
court
Ihi
morning
Li.
.7.
unit
wa
adjourned
until
Monday.
Mrs.
Helios,
who
laid
the
information
against
her
hus
band,
alleges
that
be
assaulted
her
by
striking
her
with
his
fist.
Helios
I
mil
on
200
ball
pending
completion
of
lhe
trial.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid.
Asked,
D.C.
Silver
.!(
t.to
Oladslone
.
.2
Mi
.28
Hazellon
...
.01
Vi
.02
L.
i
L.
...
.10
.ID
Marmot
.
.10
Premier
...
2.20
2.35
Silvcrcresl
.07
.10
iSiirf
Inlet
.07
.0
Ilerw.rt
.ire
I,
Mill-
reeeive.l
here
COMMITTED
ON
IViri
lfllMf
4111
I
liir
HI
IKI.H
K
Y
I
HAKSir
1
VllUUltl
V11H1U1
1
-
t
Joseph
O.
Williams
Alleged
to
Uavt
Stoned
Nama
nf
Par.
mer
to
Checks
SMITHKHS,
Sept.
20.
Sonic
quick
work
on
(tie
part
of
the
provincial
police
or
the'
district
has
resulted
in
Joseph
O.
Williams.
.being
committed
ror
trial
on"
n
tMiargMoj'serjr,
aj
'
About
a
week
ago
Williams
was
in
Smither
and
is
alleged
lo
have
cashed
two
cheques
with
local
merchants,
one
ror
$50.00
and
othe
other
for
$01.00
and
signing
the
name
of
D.
Ii
Moore,
a
farmer
of
the
Driftwood
sec-,
Hon
WhHll
,
Hie.ine
were
me.
!tenl,.ll
...
.
,,ahk
VrilUlv
lhe
for?:ery
xva,
110tiCed
uh.l
Ihey
were
lracej
0
VjHianis,
who
i,a,i
ur,.:,dv
left
for
Prince
.,,,.
chniit..
un
tni.l
l.v
Kennedy
wlu'i
hal
cashed
0M,,
f
jie
cheilites
and
Williams
was
arrested
at
that
town
and
brought
back
to
Smithers
w
here
he
appeared
before
Magistrate
I
I
tW
k
111
-t
ltl
Til
H
M
i
I
-x
fi
It
)
!-
Hmlnarj-
heating
and
will
be
tried
before
Judge
Young
at
Ihe
coming
session
of
lhe
County
Court.
27
CANNERIES
BEING
SOLD
Skinner
A
Eddy
Officers
Nego-gotl4tln$
For
Alaskan
,
Paeklng
Plants
SI1ATTLK,
Sept.
20.
.Negotiations
Tor
the
purchase
uf
27
salmon
canneries
in
southeastern
Alaska
involving
millions
ot
dollars
by
officer
of
the
Stinner
F.ddy
Corporation,
Seattle,
wartime
shipbuilders
and
Alaska
.
..
i
j
.
...
t
.
i.-
spring.
Al
StlUNU
NARROWS
VACOIVI'R,
Sept.
;'0.
I'all-
iing
beneath
tr
tractor
al
lhe
ap
proach
ol
the
second
narrow
bridge
under
construction
here,
Duncan
tSewart
was
yesterday
crushed
to
ileftlh
TRADE
TREATY
TO
BE
EFFECTIVE
OCTOBER
1
OTTAWA.
Sept.
20.
I'remler
Mackenzie
King
announces
the
proclamation
of
the
trade
treaty
between
Camilla
ami
7
Australia
will
become
effective
on
October
nji.
fa?
.if