tNY2
VJVlQ-vnc.
1
or
m
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
ltj
Ambulance
service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
vi
ii
XVI
M.
20.
a
w
iiniim
linn
nnpnit
urn
n
ui
Liirrv
Conclusion
of
Debate
on
,n
Address
Jti.
-Mi
i-i-ry
iroieet
of
ear-
Shot
Through
Stomach
With
Rifle
M
l.siiN.
i-eti.
Iiolphiii
Ly-j
t
iiniii!.
i-
eaii
ot
ago
oi
.ci--!
an
elect
rienill
by
Inulc,
is
.
ml
mnl
Ak"'
Janu
Multhewi
i.
Mm
hospital
helieeil
to
he
ii
a
tlynig
eoiiilition
with
(ww
i
liullet
in
her
nlomach
ai
a
iiii
or
Kim
firinn
early
Sun-Oay
inorniiij.
I
lie
Kiiiieinent
inuile
liy
Mrs.
Ma
Iii
wh
Is
that
Lyoniiai,
after
a.,
iu
her
lnisliiiinl
x
rillo
into
anolher
room,
clicked
il.
return
entered.
is
lo
Ihe
kitchen
where
he
elmttAuilatll
lie
tw
ice
I
lien
luriicil
I
ho
I'lftel
L
inter
Uni
wuneee
i
V.T.HarH,uH1oiiirlalMilpf
UAD
DDEMIED
U""r',u'
.u.H.eu,
iu
Hjejho.
f
uk
rKLlflltiK
,
.JJ&V1s
Wa4leJIt
WillVMN
IN
-
-r
M'TAW
A.
Feb.
l-l'-HnYi
liie
'hiui
IndependenV
I.
Nominated'
to
I
no
iliinl
M-ek
of
pew
io
Mm
ml
a
with
alliiosl
oer
nil-1
ui
uiliouriiliis
lie
...
.ii
Cmi
-la
til
i-
liranl
were
in
Ihe
virinily
f
tlw
r.niiiliilatei
I't-
warelllll,
when
a
tax1'
rP
um"
MB"
I....l
II,..!
Illl.Vt-
ll
VIH
lailta.l.
n
......
.Irlver'.
the
man
Aiiilulil.
Aiiilahl
.
'
.
.
went
ilitn
the
warelinife.
fnllnw-
i
k
v
n
ninire
oi
a
inmnni
lor
',...,.
,.v
1
...
.
,.f
il-ll
llllll
I
If
i-a
M'
I
.-
III'
111
'llM1
iitl
I
lli
aiMv-H
Ulil
II
t
...
i
i
..
..
.
i..i....
narrri
unurr
111
arm.
nn'
vi
I
in
'
1
in
u
miryiinmiini"
j
,
.
1
1
nil,
.
ii
i
ii'iim
i
ii
if
iiiieii-
i
3
.
.
i
1
ii.M
.,P
un
IMllli
:t
III'
41'
'
O
i
1
1
iw4tirilli
i
)i
fi
man.
EARLY
SUNDAY
Nnlnon
Man
KltlftH
and
Worrvan
fieei9
raine
up
to
the
taxi
am!
nlmwiil
their
hailire.
The
pareel
fi'Uiiil
rtnireiiltil
lietweer
Ainlalil
knee.
The
iiarrel
wa
prttilueeil
in
eniirt
ami
aiiiple'
bv
witiMMft
w
hn'
i
hi'
la
ml
il
t"
i'
Johnny
liewar'
Senleli
wiiifkv.
Ihe
iMiilie
earrieil
un
ytivernmeiit
ea!
lint
mi
it
wait
a
tau
uivm-:
tlie
adilreA:
"K.
Auilahl.
lie-!
nlnle."
ami
NtntniK
that
IlieJ
liipmt-
vie
for
expnrl
only
ami
wiii
for
furl
Iterance
to
Ketchikan,
Alaska,
iu
enmpliaiu'e
with
the
provincial
law.
Amlahl
wai
nrrettiKl
ami
taken
lo
Ihe
lock
up,
up
was
cnanreii
wimi
iiavmu
llipior
unlawfully
in
hi
piife
.ioit
ami,
fniliiwt
lo
mipear
in
aiiwer
to
that
cltarpe.
fnrfeiled
bail
or
5.
No
Export
Entry
The
next
ilay
Ihe
offlrere
visited
the
varehoue
where
they
follilil
a
eoii-iileialile
ipiailtily
of
the
.atne
hraiiil
of
liipior.
Thoy
itearcht'H
for
all
Ihe
book
of
Ihe
cninpaiiv
which
were
lurn-
eil
tiv
er
In
I
limit.
They
found
no
export
enlry
euveriiifr
Ihe
sale
U
si
Imnself.
LvoimaU
ilinl
In-
Mr.
Honiales,
witneK'n
aid
stain
ly.
'
did
not
know
thai
Amlalil
wan
an
NI
IXlX.
I-fti.
in
ion
Mr.
Mai
hewi
ilicil
Hits
morning-
TRAM
STRUCK
AUTOMOBILE
Woman
Sustained
Fractured
8kul
and
May
Die
as
Result
of
Acoldent
IIKI.LINOHAM.
Feb.
.
Six
pernuim
were
Injured
last
uiKht
when
the
II.C.
Kleclrio
Vnncoii-er
Chilllwack
train
cra.ihcil
Into
n
HellliiKliam
auloinobilo
near
Hie
ml
I'l-nat
ioiinl
boumlary.
Mrs.
fiilfonl
Moe.
wife
of
iho
driver
of
Ihe
ear.
Mislulneil
a
fraclurcd
'hull
tmj
may
die.
rrov-
evaiiiiuat
ion
American
thoiirh
ho
uinlerslood
the
boat
llt'Milule
vva
of
Unilivl
mate
reffi.lry.
.M'tiner
.vir.
lli'f.ner
nor
Mr.
l'jie
liad
at
templed
lo
conceal
anylliintr
but
hail
rather
agisted
Iho
officer
In
their
work.
Andrew
(Irani.
Iho
second
l.iipior
Hoard
officer,
j'ive
evidence
eorroboralivc
of
Con
.lutiln
llnrrLon
n.
I
heft'
were
Hi,.
niHivvnV
only
two
wilnc.ifes
Asked
Dismissal
Milliin
.(loiuale.
counsel
for
defence,
embinitlcil
t
lliat
me
iM-iiwn
had
nnivi'ii
no
cii!e
niriiincl
tlie
Uonsolitlaled
Kxpnrl
ere.
Il
had
been
ailiuiltcd
I
hat
Ihe
company
hail
an
export
lleeiiM'.
I
lust
the
ltc.tohile
was
an
American
boat
and
that
Audahl
wa
un
American.
It
vva
uece.t-
-nry
ii
prove
'lint
m
over!
n
I'dKar
I'liiiiin-y,
loxt-r.
waa
hrttulil
In
I
lie
city
from
Locke
Mirl
l'
iro
lnrial
iiire
oi'fieerc
uIiohiiI
the
lauiieli
1'ai-lit'iiu
on
Hiilnnliiy
afli'rniiiiti
uri
is
now
loilvetl
in
I
lit-
eity
jail
on
an
oi
,
eharire
rullowing
trouiilc
early
lol
Wfttk
when
Allien
Saml-it
nun.
iiiinih'T
locr.
who
slniek
in
I
In-
Ii
Hly
Willi
Iiie
tniixile
caul
In
lini
heen
n
khi
S(llnltrnn.
lMe
cim.
Ill
i..
!i
if
ahio
in
lie
o
nrriiMiit
(hat
.lie
nnilil
iiiti
ln
lii'inplil
tiPre
.
i
I
ti
inial!
ImuiI.
will
arrive
on
Ihe
net
oleamer
iiml
the.
rae
a.'.unt
I'hinney
will
iirolmhly
be
nut
iriireeilei
wild
mill)
dial
tini.
The
IriMililr
i
anl
to
have
arien
in
ihr
i-iinie
(I
n
drinikeu
brawl.
AN
ELECTION
Oppose
Mackenzie
King
In
Prlnce
Albert
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Feb.
1.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Is
to
have
opposition
In
the
constituency
of
Prince
Albert.
An
Independent
candidate
was
nominated
today
In
the
person
of
D.
L.
Burgess.
Premier
King
speaks
here
tonight
and
will
address
a
meeting
tomorrow
night
at
Rosthern,
returning
to
Ottawa
probably
on
Thursday
and
leaving
the
fight
lo
be
carried
on
by
his
supporters.
Tho
election
takes
place
on
February
15.
EARTHQUAKE
AT
SOLOMON
ISDS.
NKW
YOltK.
Fell.
t.
A
cahh
(tram
received
al
the
national
office
here
of
the
Society
for
Ihe
Propagation
of
the
Faith
rcportf
that
lite
Solomon
Mauds
liavo
been
linkeu
by
the
wore
I
earlh-
juaki
experienceil
in
years,
cen
treing
in
Ihe
vicinity
of
Timall
Aet'firdinn
In
Ihe
Catholic
mis.
nion
church
at
Yisnle,
no
loss
of
life
is
reported.
PROVINCE
DROPS
ITS
STREET
SALE
PRICE
Goes
Down
to
Two
Cents
In
Van
couver
Today
In
Newspaper
War
VA.NV.Ol
YLIl.
Feb.
I.--
Meet
ins:
the
price
of
two
cents
on
I
reel
sale
aniioiinced
hy
tli
livening
Sun.
Ihe
province
loday
sells
for
Ihe
same
price.
The
Morning
Star
sells
for
five
cents
had
been
commilteit
and
he
did
not
sen
that
this
had
been
done
lie
asked
for
dismissal
on
tl.
jmninil
that
Ihe
presiunpl
ion
hud
lioi'if
spent
ami
the
crown
had
iio
proven
Us
case.
I
W.
I'atmore,
iitoseeuling
siibiultlcjl
Dial
the
crown
had
proven
irremtlarilies.
Could
it
be
stiggcled
thai
an
American
could
come
into
Prince
llupcrt
iiml
go
to
a
store
ami
purchase
in!
Me
of
liquor
ami
cull
it
export
fronlinued
on
page
six)
eiiiiiiB99iM3ZiSaiaCuF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'IIINCK
lU
PKHT,
H.U.,
MONDAY.
FBHIlt
AllY
I.
108.
gturda.v
-
arruUllen,
1((7
SSt
MKri
IMtlMACY
The
IU
Itev
J.ih
i
f.anlner
Mnn
n
nphl
whii
re
en
Iv
mhiu"'
III''
jininaev
mi
1
Pnlte
taut
Kituial
iJh
ir.
h
o
inriu
a.
(lio
ngi
ipht'd
wil
ltili.i
tiarlaml
Phiia'lelphia
(
llul
Trimly
(Ihun
h
in
l'liilaileipliia.
where
Ihe
new
Km
-en
pat
i
linn
li
lienil
"iMike,
New
Year's
Uay
Master
Mind
of
Nanamo
Bank
Robbery
Gang
Killed
Trying
to
Rob
Bank
at
North
St.
Joseph
SKATTLi:,
Feb.
I.
Frank
lll'an.
who
was
liol
ami
kille.'
while
rubbing
a
hank
at
Norlli
SI.
Jn-eph.
Mo..
Salnnlay,
i-
iiJcnlif
iei
1
1
police
officii)!-
here
a-
"(xilifurnia
iteil"
alias
It.
ti.
W
illiam-
(he
,iualer
niinii"
of
Ihe
gang
which
robheil
Ihe
(loyal
Hank
at
.Nauaiuio
of
?
IV,
000
in
Dcceniber,
IK'.M,
ami
Ihe
tiiilv
one
of
nine
suspected
inen
who
muuugcil
to
escape
arrest.
Local
police
credit
Williams
with
the
plan
lo
release
Ihe
Nnuuiino
suspects
hebl
here
last
April
when
the
attempt
to
ireak
jail
was
frustrated.
DIED
FROM
FALL
Esquimau
Councillor
Passed
Away
as
Result
of
Accident
,
Earlier
In
Week
at
,
Yarrows
i
James!
YICTOUIA.
Feb.
t.
Niehol.
councillor
of
F.sipiimalt
Municipality,
died
Sunday
as
a
result
of
a
fractured
skull,
when;
he
fell
from
one
of
the
steel
I
aissous
which
is
beiisr
built
for!
Ihe
new
drydock
at
F.sipiimall
by
Yarrows.
The
uccidenl
took
place
Wednesday
of
last
week.
In
bis
terrible
-fall.
Mr.
Nu-lioll
fraetured
his
-skull
and
sustained
severe
bruises
on
the.
ritfht
leg.
The
unfortunate
man
vva-
fbuml
by
fellow
wnrkinen
lying
it
the
bottom
of
the
caisson,
re
cully
launched
from
I
lie
Yarrow
nlant
and
now
iiertheil
alongsid
the
comnany's
wharT
in
F.squi
mall
llarlior.
VANCOUVER
EXPORTS.
29,221,787
BUSHELS
WHEAT
THIS
SEASON
YANCOl
VKIl.
Feb.
I.
The
toal
exports
of
grain
through
lh
torl
of
Vancouver
during
tho
present
crop
year
amount
to
22I.7M7
bushels.
This
is
in
addition
to
iibntil
:.
000.000
hushet
iu
the
local
elevalorn.
CREW
OF
FREIGHTER
RESCUED
MID-ATLANTIC
iNF.W
YOHK,
Feb
crew
of
the
huleli
freighter
Alkuid,
disabled
in
u
storm
a
thousand
miles
nTf
the
coast
of
Newfoundland,
was
rescued
this
morning
by
Ihe
liner
W'eslpha
li.tu
PERNAMBUCO
IS
REACHED
BY
FLYERS
PERNAMBUCO,
Feb.
1.
Commander
Franco
In
the
Spanish
seaplane
Neptusultra
completed
his
transatlantic
flight
from
Spain
to
South
America
by
reaching
this
port
Sunday
afternoon
from
the
Island
of
Fernadodonoronha
off
the
Brazilian
coasL
GASOLINE
CRUISER
TANKS
EXPLODED
AT
gist
:
Strwt
Salf.v
139
JURY
EXONERATES
MOUNTED
POLICE
FOR
DEATH
OF
JOHN
SMITH
No
Criminal
ResponslbllY.y
for
Deith
Homicidal'
Maniac
In
Yukon',
lAU
sj.fci
reu-U
Kxnnera-'uii)
Uie
ilyval
(J'anailiaii
M.
u-,i
jrfAeefrtMit
tuJmtital
re.
..,
..iiiiiHyj
fih
tlvallrVof
ji
Sniitiiji
iitfjiiy-fiiai
maiiinr.
v
o.i,
lieaiieifjiiineir
fl
Ui
t;
al
SUfliUf$frVi
k
lat
wee
af
f
in1:
ha-I
riiNinniei
with
a
fti
.
vf-an
ewuiat
m
jji
tertlh;i
re
ui
teil
Sai
u
dafc
by;'
a
jury
Wi'
.i
or
i
-i
.(!
H.
iVEATHER
REEORT
FOR
and
Sumhlne
16.5
Hours
The
folt
loilipfflwea
for
tlie
m-Hitl
issued
th
if
jiv
Jrtf-kiMimp.Uoi
Mi
an
teinpe-alure.
13.
MaviiiMini
temperature,
5i
January
1,
7,
8
and
1
1.
KETCHIKAN
SHOPS
FRED
STORK
GAVE
Word
received
from
Ketchikan
says
the
gasoline
cruiser
lluck
eye
valued
al
5.00(
wus
demol
islied
near
I'enuock
Island
last
week.
The
boal
hail
been
taken
lo
Hew
ill's
machine
hop
ami
while
the
owner
was
ashore
thn
tanks
exploited
blowing
Ihe
decks
mul
upper
works
clear
of
life
hull
o
t-t
I
hen
she
hurst
inio
flames
WHARF
AT
KLEMTU"
HAS
BEEN
REPAIRED
Material
was
Suoolled
by
Qov
ernment
and
Native
Residents
Did
tho
Work
KI.F.MTF.
Feb.
I.
Hepnirs
to
1.
The
Hie
whurf
here
to
the
extent
of
about
frl.ooft
have
Jusl
heen
completed.
vMalerial
was"iuiplied
by
Hie
governmenl
and
the
wovk
vva
ibiue
by
the
natives
who
also
put
on
'
he
some
iob.
additional
louche
to
weathcrreportj
rvVJ:liniarv
vvasl
un
Minimum
lemeral:ire,
.'J
on
January
20.
Itainrall
t.Ht
niclies.
Stinhine.
t'5
hours.
Total
wind
mileage,
0102
miles.
Maximum
wind
velocity,
00
on
January
1.
tireatesl
wind
mileage
in
2
4
hours,
8l3
'ii
January
1.
AUTO
ACCIDENTS
IN
WASHINGTON
YESiERDAY
Two
People
Killed
and
Number
Injured;
Car
Overturned
Into
Sea
Near
Bremerton
SKATTLF.
Feb.
I.
Two
per-
i-oiis
were
twilletl
ami
one
sert-
uisly
iujiiieJ,
twelve
others
i
un;ully
liurt
in
automobile
ae
nlents
ovr
the
week
end
in
noi
Ihvveslern
W
ashington,
lirace
miuners
uu
killed
when
a
car
sktilded
iutti
a
milk
slamt
on
the
Pacific
Highway.
C.IiarR
Zen
uol
was
uiowiied
when
a
ear
liirned
over
at
ttte
sea
wall
near
llretuerlon
ami
dropped
20
feet
iulo
I'ugi'l
Sound,
.en
not
was
pinned
iimler
(he
car
in
four
feet
of
water.
ADDRESS
WEEK
END
Spoke
to
Reform
Club
at
Mon-
trtal
Attacking
Conservative
Politicians
and
Policy
MO.N-Mtl
AL.
Feb.
1.
At
the
week
end
Fred
Stork
of
Prince
llupcrt
addressed
the
Reform
Club
in
a
fighting
speech
in
which
he
ultaeked
the
Conserva-!ives
and
their
policy.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
part
cloudy,
light
wind:
leiun.
30.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm;
temp.
35.
Stewart:
Clear,
calm;
letup.
20,
llazelton;
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm,
letup.
'0.
Sniilhers:
cfondy.
calm;
temp.
-9.
Horns
Lake:
Cloudy,
calm:
temp.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
lai.J
dancitiK
floor
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
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Phone
457.
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Liquor
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is
Charge
Being
Tried
at
Police
Court
Today
vidence
tor
prosecution
ana
aerence
heara
this
morning
by
Magistrate
McClymont
and
case
continuing
this
afternoon
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export
wure-i'
of
tlit
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were
tin
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in
ii
tti
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court
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morning
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charge
again!
thai
concern
under
lilt
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ami
when
I
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wo-
taken
al
12.10
there
remained
otto
dcfeitic
wit-
l
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lie
liiuril.
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Hits
I
here
are
a
number
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which
are
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of
immediately,
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and
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defence
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the
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STRUCK
IN
BODY;
I
SERIOUSLY
HURT
'Provincial
Police
Officers
Ar-i
rlteJ
From
Islands
With
Prisoner
Saturday
w
SHUFFLE
AMONG
NEWSPAPERS
OF
SOUTHERN
CITY
Vancouver
Sun
Drops
Out
of
Sunday
Field
Leaving
It
to
Province:
Star
Morning
-;
Paper
VXNaifVEH,
.Feb.
'i--
'Hie
Sumlay
t'uii
artnouiicr.1
3"
change
.ti
the
Vanenuver
'ilafly
Pilper.s".
srtmi
tlii
time
.i)
that-naner
wijtpubji-iii
urti'y
i
the
evitiwiiis
atnlB
the
.
ar
will
be
the
morn-ln?
t'ai"
i.
There1
will
be
an
e-
tiar!?e
of
''crrcXiUtioiv
arid
vo'il
a.
ill
.f
It.u
!itn-vr.V
iltt
fir'
t
clrfulalinn
ativtflijwlll
ii!
Un;
f
the
lAeuMijlar."
Ciiiimi'
none
'foiiay:
the
.Sta?
will"
i)ul'!i.h
ax
ix
ilav
mot-iihis
aajier
auil
tin
Jiuii
a"
eir"
lay
eV'-nliig
Iaier.
leaving
the
-I'm
MnNT
?nfe
AN
AKY
v
-'
lV
paper
in
in.l.f.ll
ILL.
nl
Inl...
i
uiiilay
field.
SFATAUTIES
IN
VANCOUVER
Two
Lose
Lives
In
Auto
Accidents
and
Boy
Collapses
When
Playing
Hockey
VAXCOFVKIt,
Feb.
!.
There
4
were
three
fatalities
over
the
week
end
here.
Saturday
afternoon
Kileeu
llrummalt,
aged
13,
was
killed
when
d
car
driven
by
her
father
collided
with
another
in
I'diirt
Urey
the
girl
being
thrown
to
Ihe
pavement.
Donovan
Meliren.
to
year
old
high
school
athlete,
collapsed
when
playing
hockey.
Il
I
.
I
'.i
C
n
lltilirri
i.dl'll
Clliill,
a
nirii
known
cricketer,
died
Sunday
nigh!
as
a
result
of
injuries
received
Saturday
when
an
auto
he
was
driving
collffltsl
with
a
street
;ar.
U.
i'-.
I'eel.
a
eom-
oaiinin.
received
severe
injuries
but
il
is
'xpected
he
will
recover.
FIRE
CAUSES
HEAVY
LOSSES
Million
and
Quarter
Damage
from
Destruction
at
South
Bend
IIITII
HF.N1.
Intl.,
Feb.
I.
Fue
in
Ihe
business
district
this
morning
uesiroye,!
nine
establishments.
The
loss
is
estimated
at
a
million
and
a
tpiartrr
dollars.
Another
blaze
at
Ihe
satin
time
raosed
ios
of
.'00.000
to
liie
Standard
office
Pudding.
Otto
1
1
reman
was
killed.
LUMBERMEN
EXPRESS
CONFIDENCE
IN
HEAD
OF
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
WTNNIPKIi.
Feb.
t.
Tito
l.uiniiermen's
convention
at
the
week
end
paed
a
resolution
of
confidence
in
'he
administration
of
the
Canadian
National
flail-ways
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
The
resolution
followed
an
whlres
given
by
the
railway
president.
HEAVIEST
RAIN
IN
YEARS
CALIFORNIA
SAN
FIl.YNCISCO,
Feb.
t.
The
heaviest
rain
in
three
year.
drenched
virtually
all
California
Saturday
niaht.
emlinar
the
long
drought.
In
I.o
Angelen
the
streeN
were
HOOdCli.