PAGE
POD
Ha2
CAILY
IJ2V73
ALPINE
CLUB
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
(
WHAT
Tp-
THE
WORUD
CASEV
TOLD
Me
WELL
WHAT
tS
soee.
AMD
wes
Well,
it
takes
CAfty
ENDS
MEETING
-rf
wait
while
these,
to
woaav
r
BEEN
GONE
lM
THREe
HOOBS
TO
LKE
UAQRV
MORA'N
-
IT
LOOK.
A.
t)ENT
HE
JUMPED
ABOUT?
THERE
FOR
TAVE
A
RATlA
i
-z.
FENDER
Of
tM
"THE
WATER
THREE
HOURS
Camp
Closed
at
Week-End
After
t
1
FLIVVER
I
j
i
TO
TAKE
A
BATH.
Turret'
Peak
Scaled
For
First
",
Time
and
Women
Conquer
Gelkle.
JASPER,
Aug.
9.
The
Alpine.
Club
of
-.anada
closed
tile
tnd(f
uccessful
camp
in
iU
history
yesterday,
the
final
hours
being
marked
by
two
outstanding
climbs
be
firt
was
the
ascent
of
Turret
Peak,
of
the
Rampart
Range,
hitherto
unclimbed,
and
(he
second
the
climbing
of
Mount
Geikie
by
two
women.
V
Turret
Peak
:
To
A.
V.
Drinnarj,
of
Calgary,
Sund
Lawrence
Orassi,
of
Canmore,
jAlberla
jroes
the
credit
for
the
conquering
of
1
urret
l'eak,
reco;r
nized
as
.
the
tiiol
difficult
of
all
the
peaks
of
the
Rampart
Hanpe
and
a
cnmb
comparable
to
any
rock
climb
offered
by
the
Alps
of
Switzerland.
These
two
Alpinists
probabjy
the
finest
pair
of
.rock
climbers
Hie
club
has
seen,
made
the
ascent
and
descent
of
Tiwxet
Peak
In
record
breaking
time
and
it
is
improbable
that
lncir
feat
will
ever
Irp
.equalled.
They
left
the
Inkweljs'-at
the
foot'
of
the
mountain
njb
1:30
a.m.
and
were
on
the
summit
at
9.30
a.m.
and
back
at
Iheiase
of
Ihe
mountain
ticain
at
1J30
p.m.
Holh
describe
the
mountain
as
an
extremely
tangettjs,
cjjinb,
.
They
fou,nd
Uie
enlireoji
tolie
composed
of
huge!
boulders
held
together
only
by
frost
and
ready
to
topple
withj
the
first
long
spell
of
warm
wea-Jher.
YVlien
they
neared
the
top
they
came
upon
a
face
of
rock'
which
they
descrilie
as
an
absolute
double
of
Ihe
famous
sphinx
of
'
Egyp!
and
for
a
time
they
though'
its
sJiape
would
prevent
from
reaching
the
peak.
They
discovered
a
narrow
ledse
running
around
the
north
face
of
the
mountain,
however,
an..
-y
creeping
alotisr
this
they
were
abla
to
locale
a
route
to
tbepcak.
TJie
ledge
was
so
narrow
tfiat
only
one
man
could
negolialc
it
al-H
time
ami
it
was
necessary
for
both
lo
discard
their
clfiiibinS
Jiools
nnd
In.
put
on
rubber
solejl
shoes
to
get
across
it.
Voman
Climber
:
Miss
Esther
Thomson,
of
Winnipeg,
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Manitoba
Agricultural
College,
will
be
officially
credited
with
be-in;
Ihe
first
woman
do
ascend
.Mount
(ieikie,
10,800
feet.
She,
;
With
Harold
Graves,
of
Vancouver.
II.
F.
Thomson
of
Retina,
and
Hans
Fnhrer,
-
of
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
composed
thi?
first
rope,
.
andJJiey-arrived
ai
the
lop
o,f
the
mountain
about
half
an
hour
in
advance,
of
Ihe
second
rope,
which
coniprised'Rev!
R,
Sharpe,
Cleveland,
Ohio,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Mun
land.
Ohio,
Sr.
and
Mrs.
Don
Monday,
of
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Mun-i
day
was
the
first
woman
to
reach
-
the
lop
pf.
Mount
Ilobson
in
192
1.
The
asc.ent'of
Moynt
Ceikie
by
these
parties
occupied
twenty
one
bours.
They
left
camp
at
3.30
Friday
mpnyujr
and
did
not
arrive
bac
Until
12.30
the
follow,
injg
morning.
The
lop
was-readi.
e
d
about
one
o'clock
noon
Friday."
Those
who
accompanied
Miss
Thompson
Iglve
her
great
credit
fori
her
ability
as
a
climber,
Hans
Fnhrer,
the
Swiss
guide,
describing
her
as
the
Iest
woman
climb
er
be
-has
ever
seen.
The
desiiuil
of
the,.
mountain
was
probably
more
difficult
than
the
ascent
as
(lie
.most
of
it
had
to
he
done
in
(he
dark
and
nrore
than
three
uours
were
occupied
in
iaiorou
ly
cutting
steps
down
snme'of
the
preciprtious
rock
sloiie-
WHEAT
YIELD
IS
AFFECTED
Hot
Weather
Injured
Prairie
1
Crop
But
Not
so
Bad
In
Northern
Districts
The
Hank
of
Montreal
weekiy
crop
report
says:
vorable,
although
rain
will
beneficial
in
some
localities,
llritish
Columbia
crops
generally
are
doing
well
but
rain
is
slit!
badly
needed.
Details
follow
Alberta
Western
Area
Conditio.!
generally
continue
satisfactory,
with
exception
that
lack
of
moisture
has
redevd
estimate
yields
in
limited
areas.
Xortb
Kastern
Area
.(Snips'
,on
w;elj
tille1
lands
are
progressing
fair
ly
satisfactorily
-in
snitf
of
proi
lonped
drought.
Scattered
show
ers
and
even
jrood
raiiis
rvcenl-
ly
imported
from
diffen-nt
area
will
benefit.
Prospects
remain
unsatisfactory
in
Chipman
ar.4
Vegreville
ind
on
eastern
brrv
oer
oi
me
province.
oui'i-i
eastern
Area
Weathr
eondilk.iisl
e-intinu
unfavorat.e.
yield
on
tht
tvesl
dry
tends
is
es.
timated.
about
iO
bushels
per
acre,
ltalanee
.s
poor
to
t.vt
but
Irrigaled
t
rops
are
?ood.
Saskatchewan
Northern
Area
Crops
:on-
them
linue
,
io
suff.
r
from
not
dry
weather
and
.ondilions
are
un
salisfaelor;
in
central
and
south,
wnere
yield
will
be
liubL
Prospects
are
materially
belief
in
north.
Southern
Area
Kxres
she
beat
ami
lark
of
moisture
Ibave
mused
damage
and
yiW
will
te
generally
I
is
lit
north
of
Canadian
Pacific
main
line.
Conditions
are
still
fairly
satisfactory
in,
south.
Manitoba
.
.
Kxtreme
heal
has
continued
with
only
local
showers
and
d.
terioration
has
taken
place.
Crops
art
now
far
advanced
aiid
will
not
suffer
serious,
damage
froin.
rust.
British
Columbia
There
is
an
average
yield
?rain.
barley
is
well
advanced.
I'ola-jmatches
the
shoe.
A
crystal
toes
and
roots
are
doing
welllnecklace
and
crystal
lieels
look
but
would
be
better
with
mon
I
wonderfully
"chic"
with
black
moisture.
Apricots.
peaches,
Latin,
and
ruby
or
emerald
wt'n
plums
and
prunes
are
somewhnilame.
above
averaere.
Apples
should
i
t
.
i.
oe
air
average,
,,ui
me
in-
When
the
dinner
jacket
for
iene
nriies
prevauin?
will
re-
ll.
..:l.i
t
1
i
:
i-
.
uuer
,c
u
MV
'"
hi,
wa
Uie
house
of
"Anna'
.
well
In
...t
,
I
.
started
it
it
was
mel
with
doinff
very
and
a
good
yield
js
expected.
Pastures
need
rain
and
dairy
cattle
are
being
fed
in
the
interior.
LONDON
FASHIONS
New
Idea
for
Evening
Wear
Started
by
Royal
Family'.
Paisley
Shawl
Used;
Sashes
are
Used
Worn
on
the
shoulder
strap
of
her
KOvn,
the
effect
was
strikinz
more
ridicule
than
admiration
Nobody
realized
the
extent
tn
Ahich
it
would
"catch
on.
A
great
many
of
these
cos
No
Incentive
jf"
be,voue,
and
mostly
hang
from
the
inileft
.shoulder
to
the
rishl
(tide
of
the
waist
line.
Plaids
also
are
hem?
used
in
material
for
evening
pown
but
usually
the
plaid
sash
is
worn
over
a
simple
frock
of
white
or
light
colored
ma
terial.
Artificial
sjlk
experls
will
earn
the
thanks'
off
'J
he
modern
miss
by
pulting
a
npw
shower-proof
Mocmngjwi
uie
niarkci.
In
tills
raiuf
climate
city,
girls
it
her.
have
to
change
their
dockings
after
.-.a
riourney
to
own
or
go
the
rest
of
the
day
.vith
mud
splashes
showing
on
-heir
flesh
i'ojored
hosiery
'iiie
new
Invention,
it
is
claim
ed,
nrevents
mud
ami
water
from
Wheal
adherinjr
and
can,
he
dyed
any
color.
PARISJASHIONS
Dinner
Jacket
for
Women
Suitable
to
Smokers;
No
Full
Skirts;
Transparent
Heels
for
Shoes
1A!U.S,
Aug.
9.
Why
have
smart
women
taken
lo
a
sort
of
zlidin?
step
like
a
mannequin's
walk?
queries
a
writer
in
s
fashion
magazine.
Is
this
apparent
imitation
of
the
sprightly
maiden"
vioe
life
is
devoted
t,
lowing
off
new
styles
merely
vanity?
J
Not
at
all.
The
reason
is
that
Ihe
heels
of
evening
shoes
aovf
ire
made
,of
crystal,
or'
colorl
galalithe,
land
other
transparent
substances.
The
heel
matches
the
necklace
and
lliey
either
ron-
ofllrast
or
harmonize
with
Ihe
rotor
Harvesting
of
oats
ae
f
tne
'l"t
wbicb
of
course
times
now
are
lo
he
seen
at
the
marl
restaurants
in
the
Hois
d
lloulopne.
When
worn
by
really
legant
women,
fays
a
writer
In
A.O.H.",
,
Jh
'
nf
the
leading
magazines
of
fashion,
they-
lose
I
heir
slightly
doubtful
siunifi-
anee
and
are
quite
a
pretty
a
the
pretties!
decollete.
It
I
LONDON',
Aug.
9.
One
of
the
generally
admitted
that
they
g.i
lames
or
uie
noyat
family
lias
ver.
wilh
short
hair
and
tLe
started
a
new
fashion
fori
women's
evening
wear.
She
appeared
in
the
Royal
box
at
Covent
Harden
wilh
a
large!
her
left
shoulder
instead
of
the
ordinary
posy
of
flowers
iabil
of
smoking
now
flo
Renerat
imong
the
sex.
One
of
the
most
effective
seen
ately
was
made
of
a
sort
o
nette
of
rose-tinled
tulle
onjsreen
nilk
rep'
wilh
thread
lain.1
and
was
worn,
with
I
pleated
gold
in
lace.
Attempts
tn
make
and
already
many
socfely
women
leorsajres
fuller
and
have
ordered
similar
shoulder
wait
upward
have
puffs
for
their
evening
gowns.
lerowned
wilh
success
a
skirt
of
skirts
and
move
the
not
been
The
straight
outline.
with
Herent
revival
of
the
Paisley
I
ideated
skirt
and
jumper,
has
or
Spanish
shawl
for
afternoonlbeen
in
vogue
for
a
very
long
and
evenuwr
wear
has
induce!
lime,
and
utill
has
the
preference
aroinTs
in
women
s
lasiuon
loiover
more
complicated,
styles.
looit
around
for
omethln?
fresUI
Influential
leaders
in
the
for
the
society
dame.
dressmaking
world
like
Madeleine
They
have
gone
back
as
far
Vionnet
and
Paul
PoiroL
however
Lack
of
rain
and
hot
weatlierjas
Queen
Anno'
lime
for
Uieii
are
endeavoring
In
bring
about
a
uiri
tllllluL
III'"
WIHMU
Ul
llll'
prairie
provinces
are
causin?
wheat,
tor
ripen
prematurely
and
are
materially
reducing
-jrtd,
sifliouKli
scaTlerei
areas'
report
'
Hiarcond
illori
s
ii
re
iSallsfaclbry.
In
Manitoba
culling
will
he
gen
eral
within
a
week.
--'In
Jueheo
an
crops
continue
to
nrowrrss
favorablyj-but
now
need
rain.
Ir
Ontario
recent
rains,
followed
Ay
warm,
bright
weather,
have
Improved
crops
and
pastures
and
conditions
are
promising.
U
Maritime
,
provinces
all
ideas
tind
divised
a
shawl
verylreaclion.
similar
to
those
worn
in
Queen
Anne's
days.
It
ly
-mail
nffair
lriansular
in
sha.
made
of
Not
Superstitious
PolicemanThis
Is
the
Iwelfl
bright
colored
crepe
de
chlmj
lime
I
vf
een
you
outside
th!
ith
fringes
at
the
side.
bank.
Jramp;-'
Fall
rigbl.
I'll
be
hen
Another
old
world
fashion
has
,',Ka,n
,'"n0''rmv.
I'm
not
super
been
rei
iveit
in
enliven
Ilia
mnn-l
"IHlOUS
olony
of
modern
high
and
lowl
waist
lines.
Employer
Sam.
I
hear
vnu
and
Ibis
is
Ihe
adoption
of
sashes
Oeorge
almost
had
a
fiabl
for
evening
weariliung
from
the
Sam
Yassab.
boss,
wn
nil
crops
shoulder
to
walsf
and-
finished
V
had
a
terrilde
fracas,
onlv
the
continue
lo
make
good
progress
.with
a
big
loose
bow
wasn't
nobody
there
lo
bold
us
and
prospects
generally
are
fa-
Plalr
sashes
arevery
much
Inlapart
Life.
CC?,.LtEl
J
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
eo.
Abbott.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
ENJOY
SPORTS
AT
BOICNIC
Scotsmen
Foregather
at
Olgby
Island
for
Annual
Event
Under
Ideal
Conditions
The
SL
Andrew's
picnic
held
yesterday
at
lugby
Island
was
a
great
success.
The
weather
coit-
dition
were
ideal
ami
a
large
nu.nlx'r
of
adults
and
children
attended
to
enjoy
the
sports,
boalicg
anil
swinuniag,
which
proted
the
great
attractions.
The
shirts
resulted
as
follows:
irli
5
years
and
under
Kitty
Cap.eron,
Jennie
McLean.
My
years
and
under
J.is,
Waugh,
Spenrer
Davis.
Oirls
'
year-
and
under
Helty,
rtliur,
Winnie
Cameron.
!
Hoys
7
"years
and
under
Hobby
Webber.
James
Irvine.
(Sirts.7,.10
9
Hvelyn
Dalgar-
no.
Helty'Arthur.
Hoys
l.
tf
Oeo.
Willie
Hill.
Hits
H
tn
IS
Mar
'.velyn
Datearno.
Hedde.
Hyrne,
Hoys
9
toui;
Martin
Hanson,
VJIan
Hale.
iirt
it
lo
14
A?ne
(iuton
-Nora
Uud-lerhani.
Hoys
12
to
1
1
Willie
Hal-
on.
Hoy
Franks.
Married
men'
race
A.
Mur
ray,
T
Heaui.
Married
womenjs
rate
M
Hunter,
Mrs.
J.
McLeain.
Fat
men's
raee
8.
D.
Mac-
donald,
James
S.
Irvine.
Football
kicklnir,
ladies
Mrs.
Football
Kicking,
men
Joe
Drown.
v
Ladies'
pofato
rare
Mis
l.li
lian
Lowe.
Hoys
under
K
Willie
Hals-
mo.
.
i
Tmt-of-war
Married
men
vs
iiWfle
Married
men'
won
The
general
rnramillee
com
prised
Howard
Steen
(chair
man:,
Hen.
Dalgarnn,
James
lllack,
I).
Finlayson.
It.
Fer
guson.
S.
D.
Macuonald;
Aid.
V
.
Hrown,
lames
Kelly,
Mrs.
C
Taylor
ami
Mrs,
.laincs
lllack
noa's.were
iparpvi
ny
uie
ioi-
Idwlne:
Dr.
to
e.
D.
IT.
Stuart
eo.
Frttfri
J(
i
HIriL
itniU
the
i.
1
:
i.
.
.
.
'
:
-
.
.
iiuiiiiui
cuoiier
i
enieii.
npi
Xels
Nelson.
SPORT
CHAT
Ihe
sport
in
world
will
con
gratulate
Miss
(iertrude
l.derie
he
New
Vork
girl
who
swan
the
Kiuli-h
Channel
on
Friday
from
Cape
(iriz
Xez,
l'rauc,
lo
Kitwsdown,
on
the
soplh
coas
of
Lngland,
in
the
record
tint
of
II
hour
31
minutes.
This
i
a
wonderful
feat
of
endurance
for
a
sir!
of
such
lender
year
and
uoes
to
show
what
can
be
accomplished
by
strictly
adiier
ing
lo
proper
diet
and
cxercis
during
the
training
period.
Miss
Kderle
trained
at
CaK5
Criz
Xex,
France,
and
parlici
pnled
jn
a
good
deal
of
cycling
and
walking
a
part
of
her
daily
exercise.
Earl
Rarrie
brought
up
th
suggestion
of
a
central
gymna
slum
in
the
city,
wilh
a
fully
qualified
instructor
in
charge,
a
last
week
Rotary
luncheon.
TbC
suggestion
is
n
good
one
and
all
Ihose
interested
in
amaleur
sport
in
the,
city
would
doubtless
like
to
see
such
a
suggesljon
acled
upon.
While
It
may
not
be
an
auxpiclous
time
just
now
to
get
such
a
scheme
under
way
WANTED.
YVAXTF.D.
One
reliable
man
m
every
townr
merchant
prefer
red,
to
lake
orders
for
best!
custom-made
clothes
in
Can-
ada.
Highest
commission
Hex
Tailorimt
Co.
Ltd.,
To
ronlo
21
S07
WAXTKD
New
location
for
shoe
shine
stand
down
town
If
you
have
one,
or
know
t.f
one
available
now,
pleae
lihone
35.
Archie
Hobln-on.
WAXTKD
Secondhand
chil.r
wleker
go-eart.
Phone
Hlae
1HC.
IH5
MAID
Wanted.
Mrs.
P.
Mel).
Votinc.
Fourth
Avenue
Bal.
MAX
wauled
for
hotel
work.
Apply
Hotel
Central.
187
WAITHK.
Wanted.
Apply
Ho.
ton
Cafe.
FOR
SALE.
SEVKX-IHXlMKD
HOt'SK
in
Sec-
lion
Kighl
for
sale.
All
modern
convenience.
Hood
pro-postlioti.
For
further
In
for-alion
write
Hot
317.
Dally
News
Office.
;
FOIt
SAI.K.
Measure
laum-k
"nwen,"
in
Kood
condiliofl
powerwl
with
four
borseimwi
Kathope
eaylw.
Apply.
Pu".
len.
Daily
Xtw.
it
FOR
SAI.K
lintel
MassUL
A
good
bargain.
Ill
health
cause
for
sell
I
w.
Apply
William
Hudson.
MassclL
H.C.
FOIt
SAI.K
Saxophone.
C
me!
oly,
in
good
condition.
Coin
Hell,
satin
finish.
Phone
lllack
13.
.
181
TIkNT
FOIt
PALI-'.
New
till.
yrar
and
used
only
one
week
Price
iO.
Pullen.
Daily
New.
FtHt
SALK
Dining
room
suit
in
sood
condition.
Phone
lllack
730.
if
TO
RENT
FOIt
RENT.
Larsen
building
ai
171
Third
Avenue
Hast;
six
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premise
on
streel
Ifoor.
wAprdy
I'Hyd
Transfer,
139
Serum
Avenue.
FOR
REN
IV-Two
first
das
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranes.
water
paid;
nno
furnished
Weslenliaver
Hros.
FOR
RENT
Five-roomed
mod
ern
house
on
fixlu
Avenue
est.
Phone
Creep
130.
u
louaw
ior
iieni.
pome
are
furnished.
$20
and
up.
App.i
215
Fourlb
Avenue
tasL
FOR
RENT.
Pianos,
phono
graphs
and
sewing
machines
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
Four
xoorn
sulle.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smlt
Si
Mallet.'
FOR
RENT
Five
room
Sevcnlh
Avenue
West.
730.
hou
Phone
If
.MODERN
HOUSE
for
rent
Five
moms
and
halh.
Munro
Hros
probably
next
fprjng.
when
H
i
expected
the
population
of
tb
euy
win
iw
increasing
with
the
operation
of
the
elevator
eommilfee
could
be
formed
fron
uie
ititterent
sport
organiza
mum
m
uie
euy
ann
ways
and
means
drawn,
up
of
financing
sum
a
project,
jr
m-t
P,eni
i
seriously
mooted
it
would
b
wen
io
iiiciinie
i
ue
provision
of
an
Indoor
swimming
tank
In
ui-ii
ii
iiiiiunna,
iiur
ncr
n...
winfer
such
an
Indoor
attraction
should
prove
a
'drawing
rant
nnd
one
irum
wiucil
considerable
re
venue
would
be
derived.
rilvn
i
:1
O
1926
i
Ur
.
F.n-
S..w.
T
iftr
Articles
st
and
Found,
Ac
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
1IOA1ID.
The
Inlander.
83a
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKKLSH
LolttlK.
near
Terrace:
Visit
LakeUe
lithla
Ho
Spring.
Lithla
is
one
of
th
finest
mineral
water
knowi.
for
rheumatism.
Oool
fl
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
it.
LakeUe
lake
ami
river.
Motors
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
!.odge.
Telephone
connected
to
Terracw
J.
Hruce
Johnstone,
manacer.
CHEVROLET
Why
he
without
u
ear?
$350
makes
the
first
payment
on
a
New
ltnpmve.1
ClIKVllOLCT.
the
balance
in
twelve
sueeeive
eay
iastalmenl.
Let
us
demonstralfl
KAIEN
OARAOE
Dealer
in
all
ileneral
Motor
Produrls.
Drake
lining
by
mt-
binery.
Cylinder
reartadlnft
and
rehorinir.
Find
ivrrhaii!tnjr
at
Wrecking
Service
dar
and
nljhl.
The
foitaw
ng
lfclie.
Full
tlovfrntueiif
tax
I
nee.
are
now
PriJ'ie
Itupert.
inelnded:
8rtl.0'M
..
-
.
Hunaliout
?forl
Roadster
foitring
Coupe
Tudor
Sedan
Pordor
Selan
Light
Delivery
Lt.
Delivery
Van...
Commercial
Chassis
..
Truck
CbasU
Sir
ennii)
-si.
oa
7fi.00
831.0ft
oiv.no
tHH.Ou
5
nt.
no
Self
starter
Included
on
all'
models.
Term
payment
arranged
if
if
desired.
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealer.
?I9
Second
Avenue.
FRANCOIS
LAKE
LODGE
Heaulifully
situated
near
Landing
Ferry
Altitude
2H5
feet.
Camping
nd
Fishing
Trfpa
arranged
FIRST
CLASS
TAHLK
with
produce
I'RESH
FROM
THE
FARM.
Take
a
Trip
tn
the
Lake
Counlry
It.!-
tins
y"r.
Mr,
llenkel.
Francois
Lake.
H.C.
TAXI
Phono
67
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
or
Oust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal-any
lime
HU3S
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
I'.mpres
Hotel
PRINCE
RHDrn-r
rinr
a
Monday,
August
9
I
-H
a.m.
20.3
H.2t
p.m.
1W.0
,
nw
H.ia
a.,.
3.3
20.22
p.m.
7.2
Tuesday,
August
10
mkii
,j..in
2.(ji
aj,,,
20.1
UM
p.in.
10.5,
Low
'8.15
n.iii.
3.1
...
,
2ft
rirt
P
"'-
n
Wednesday,
August
11
2.U
.i.
20.1
,
r'-2l
p.m.
10.3
Lnw
.ll
a.m.
3.7
2-2H
p.m.
ft.7
Thursday,
August
12
"fh
30
n.rn.
10,5
I5.r,r,
p.m,
t
o.t
Low
0
3
a.m.
i..t
22.03
p.m.
6.7
wTia
aoria
Wtl,
Vaurvwin
n
lli-rUM-
lo
ufc
too
fhl
0riu
i
lit.
v
t
plr
Inn
Tint
nll.
t'
i-
llw
liui
At,
a
pMrt(l
iwrri,.
(l
."
Will
l
fil
up
in
USUl-.r
'rHanti
Dmi.t
,
r
ittrt
iur
fif
ijj.
hlj
w
Ui
i
.
,
111
dtlr
i.r
ii..
-tie
It
Jul)
i
-.
m.MUHO
IM
-I
tvir.
so
r
a
HMI,
VllHMIIrl
H
IW
in
ttlr
i,..
flw.
f
itt
''
tixk
Uftuw
.
Hf
sad
Urtitf
ilf
nuie.
n..iii
tht
n
m.
si
lt
t
llfint
ttmu
I
m
c,
ke
tm
Mil.
)
kMtnNr
BUrr
y.,
Tkt
Onilr
a.
X
rvf
M
ibi.
ti
i
puraiH
tlwrrl.
lt,"
wttl
U
f
Wtlt
IKwW
i
.
SHilerOw
a
iw
ftlmd
lia
liar
U
W
lk
Oau(iiwtrr
.
,:
ul
tttinr
v
llMftr
U)
'
tlirr
V
IM
MHir
m
rtl
-
Th
dsl
t
lb
'
Oottt
l
tutt
II
STIDnil
HIM
EZ.
USD
ACT,
41
fl
((ft.
L
ACT.
iv
1
''.
Tl
iiU
,
;r:;.Mi
TAJ
i.it
i.
ij-i
WATIB
kOTKI
DltsrtiM
Um.
MUa
!
liiUalU
I
ImJ.
i.
l.
,
CjMHnlle
I
fa
sV'i
"1
Tr
.iiiTii
t
i
;-
ran
i-srt
rjumtmur
-
ewiertr
lu
rtMi
,.
f
-n
fuOrf
n
f,ml
t
VMllllBM
19
IrrK
r-
IPC
avi.BH.
...
...
Pi.l
Idh
4.
itt'
ccsrririCATC
or
iesoism
air
f-nni
vi
t
ti
w
f
i
ia
nm
Allia
Miamr
-
'
oir
ixsinrl.
Wm
-
t-
'
Ml
Mllhl
nf
Hi
1
'
'
l.iwl..
fc
-
-
-
I
.
I
.
In.
,
free
Mlnfl
Cfft
an
s
J
l-M.
Mir
ty
!'
-a
u
io
.MI'l
l
IU
Ml'
1
"V"
lifw.t
nt
lmtr
"
mJ
fr
at
nbttioiav
a
ma
-W
'
Awl
f
rilr
Itk
c
-
mmXrr
trrium
It
m
t
T
.
-
-
-
-
am
nrjer
iii
ittn
r
i
unprbtefnrnK
.
.
luted
lht
III
UT
r
Blifk
Stnllh
Mine'
H.
'
SUNIRSL
CT,
CfNTincaTi
or
meaoii'J
.k.
.
.
H
ii.....
....
,
i
I-
'
inri.
vvnrre
Ktraieo
a
,to
.w.
..1L...I..
....
-
H
1MI
:nfn
mu-iii
nur.
-ti
"
TS.K
JIOTKI!
tht
fre
Miner's
ferllf
tt
Ui
Allin
Minint
Pl
irlet.
Wlw
lofild
"
iriliuiary
uf
fuiir'''
-dji.ininr
the
mrrt
no
ill
Miuinerir
"tar
um
Si
inn
'
u
Irnd,
uljr
r
dii
.
re
in
itfhr
the
Ml!
i
VI;
ur
'
Certiririte
ol
Imw
i
a
p
f
otitatnlR
l
tbnie
rlsim.
hi
r.MU.
ak
Mr.:tf
i-
umler
srrllun
it
ni
1
w
hefor
lb
lo
of
;
t
btld
IhH
III
6tJ
y
,,i
MINtaAL
set.
iwrsons"1'
ccRTirican
or
trv.
Iru
Mliurl
Lrrlirinie
....
k
IIHI.
UIJ
U".
--
iHv
10
its.ir
10
ih
samttiw
rrtlflrM
r
linprnt
-w-
b
,
f
i
mu
t,t
nl.Klnlnr
1
'
'
ilu...
,1a
hi
.
.
I.T
Iifiorf
Iff
lsur
.
l
i
,
baled
Hilt
IM
lil.j'
rM'JJ,
tamo'
acr.
Nat
Lea
af
IrrtasUaa
I
PS'f
1
In
Trlnee
nmr1
l.n
r
"
fttff
HIT,
men
in-i,
--,,
1,1.1
........
.
-
...tin
1
rrlno
fiiilwrl,
B,
'
'
"
V.rml"''1
ii..,
-..i
.-
...
n'nii'
,
nan.
ntrmli
in
ll'"
Ji",
......i...-
ik-
'.unit
nr
n'-'".
..
iy
i;.,.,nrln
at
li"l
I""!".
"M
w.
rnnwr
or
isi
11
ltaml
PIMrlrl.
Ihi-nr
ihMH
well
11
ihain
......
IV"
'
.
Illaii
lViir
Mar
la
v"
men
I,
and
ronltlnln
lets.
Dittd
;ue
Utb,
rnvsns