Roseburg news-review., April 17, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW FRIDAY. APRIL 17. 1925.
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Jdoney
saving
stores
We think a lot of the business we are in to our minds the economical distribu
tion of food is just as important as making laws, running a bank, or any of several
important things.
The love and enthusiasm we have for our work is reflected in our store appear
ance, service and prices, and has made our organization the largest and fastest-growing
of its kind in the northwest.
Thousands of Hoseburg people have found that they can trade at our store
pleasantly and profitably. How about you)
CAMPBELLS PORK AND OQp
BEANS, 18 oz. tin, 3 for L JU
CORN, 3 tins '
HAND PACKED PUREE JM0
TOMATOES, 3 for fjU
DEL MONTE PEAS, med. CQn
size, 3 for r. J ub
Syrup
WHITE KARO, 1 0 lbs. 84c, JJ
BLU KARO, 10 lbs. 74c, QQn
5 lbs J JU
SKAGG'S CANE & MAPLE
2 1-2 lbs., 49c; 5 lbs. 89c; M C Q
10 lbs QliJ J
HONEY, 10 lbs. $1.54, 7 ftp
5 lbs I Ob
Fruits and Preserves
BROKEN SLICE PINE
APPLE, 4 tins for
9 oz. ASSORTED PRE
SERVES, 3 for
6 oz. ASSORTED JELLY,
3 for
KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN,
3 for
CREAM OF WHEAT,
2 for
CROWN WHEAT FLAKES, QQp
large pkg fcUU
CROWN OAT FLAKES,
large pkg
CROWN JIFFY OATS,
small pkg.
SATURDAY FEATURES
BUTTER, lb. 44c; 07n I CANDY, 1 lb.
Roll 0 I U I Assorted Chocolates
BASKET ORANGES,
Big Value
98c
Lettuce, Celery, Cabbage, Turnips, Artichokes, Green Peppers,
Radish, Asparagus, Beets, Carrots, Strawberries, Rhubarb.
;s United Stores No. 255
WE DELIVER ORDERS OF $5.00 AND OVER
1 1 5 So. Stephens PHONE 230 . Roseburg, Oregon
' DEFENSE MADE
OF SALE SHIPS
TO DOLLAR CO.
(Continued from page 1.)
The answer alleged that at one
time Hhljtf operated In the Orient
"'trade by the Pacific Mall had been
'' dlNpoNed of to enterprlKeB con
trolled by foreign Interests.
Accompanying the answer was a
number of supporting affidavit)!
signed by Chairman O'Connor and
CnmmtK.Hionerft Kisitner, Hill and
Haiiey, who conatituted the majnr
it y voting for the mile, na well an
i affidavit from business men and
organization on the raclflc roant, prime ronsmerution
an-
li-HtifylnK to the barking of
jNillttr Interests.
CommlHsloiH rH Thompson
Hummer would file, separate
ewres.
It was the view of Rovcrnment
counsel that although the pro
ceeding were brought against
the Hhinpimr bonrd romniNwionerM,
they were sued collectively as a
board and It was Indicated that If
any of the dissenting members
should seek to answer Individually
as commissioners, their status be
(fore the court would bo cliul-
j lenued.
Government counsel also con
I tended Hint the raclflc Mall,
which at present operates the
fhl ps for the board out of San
Franrlseo to the Orient, has no
property rluht In the vessels, and
that the board had not Infringed
upon the Pacific Mail's rights.
Government counsel In the an
swer filed today asserted that In
warding tue sale the board gave
to the perm
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IN BANKRUPTCY
I
(AMnrlattd Pr4 L-al WIrO
MEDFOItl). 04, April 17. Mrs.
J. li. Zitman. a tourist from Slloam
Sprints. Ark., was st-riously Injur
ed when the ar in whic h she waj
riillni? was struck by a car drlvt-n
by A. K' thcrkllu of Coallnca, Cal .
on the Siskiyou fcraue south of
Ashland late last evening. Mrs.
Zitnian was thrown headlong:
throuKh the windshield, lundlnK on
her head, and is now In an Ash
land bovpltul where she recovered
consciousness this morning. Fetli
erkile will be detained by Ashland
authorities, awaitinft: the outcome
of Mrs. Zitman's injuries.
(AanrUlxl PiM Lnanl Wlr.)
HtKSNO. Cal.. April 17
V. II. KlllKet, Tulare Lake
(train grower. thi:t afternoon
(formed the Kresno lite that
lie had presented Charles M.
HaifM M, Glendale. Cal., ' rain
maker", a check for Ix.ooo
in I'ayiiivnt lor ritintnakinK
operations from Marcli 10 to
April 10.
The texture is as fine as linen.
The quality one hundred percent
pure. It will win you for all time
I to come. (iltl.MM llllOS. MILK
IJUEAD. l'hone 133.
ICTA1I HOSPITAL
IT
IS
(AMorlatnl PreM laard Wirr
RALKM, Ore., April 17. E. J.
Tobln, who for the last two
months has been an attendant at
the glare hospital for the Insane,
was arrested today in the office of
Ir. It. K. Lee Steiner, superintend
ent of the institution, and is in the
county jail charged with aiding
and abetting an inmate to escape.
The charges n-cites that last
Tuesday night Tobin let Orel
(Courier, an inmate out of a ward
at the hospital and later In the
' (night met him with an automobile
unu urovo 10 raus my. roue coun
Ity, It is alleged, to the home of
j Courier's father. From his fath
er, Alex Courier, an old man who
Is blind, Orel Courier was to get
$100 and -another automobile, ac
cording to the Inmate's story.
jThen lie and Tobln were to meet
at Vancouver and drive east to
I Chicago. The $100 was to be giv
en to Tobln. The elder Courter re
fused to let his son have the automobile.
Hospital authorities suspected
that Courier had gone to Falls
City and T. V. Campbell, a super
visor at the hospital, was sent
there to look for him.
of these applications were left
blank.
When MacCowan was called to
the stand, all other witusHes in
the case were excused from the
court room by Judve Dietrich on
the motion of W. F. O'Leary of
defense counsel.
MacGowan said he was employ
ed by Campbell for two years, be
; ginning in June 1 i20. District At
Itorney John Ij. H lattery then asked
him If he had Induced many per
! um) to take out permits and as
j wign them to Campbell.
"I object" said Senator Walsh
and launched Into a long explana
tion of his contention.
Mr. Hlattery then told the court
'that he expected to prove through
.MacGowan that the latter urged
i other persons to take out blank
permits and assign the leases later
to Mr. Campbell. ' I
"We object again" said Senator I
I Walsh. "That is the substance of i
I another indictment in another court
which we shall meet later."
! Judge Dietrich, however, held
i that the government need not oe
' hampered in this case by the indict
I ment in the other court and per
I mitted MacGowan to tell of otheT
i permits which were made assign
able at Campbell s suggestion.
DESTIIT1; TKOT
RDSEBUHG SUBURB
Court of the
the District of
In the District
Culled Slates for
Oregon.
In the matter of John Dornath,
Ilnnkrupt.
'I'd tilt ri-f1tfi.ra i.r l.ilin Tlnrntill.
of Comstock. In the county of ;'"-Ph;ment at
iwiti.-it. a Mil ,11.1.1 r...,i.t 1 ueteiav withoi
bankrupt.
the Courter hoiine barred, but sm
reeded in returning the pa tier, t
Wednesday.
When questioned today Tobin 1b
said to have confessed to taking a
ring from another patient recent
ly. The charge under which he
was arrested is under a new sta
tute which provides a penalty of
$1,000 and six months In jail.
Tobln and Courier are both
about 24 years old. Tobin left Mh
the hospital last
ut notifying nnv ot
the authorities, but returned today
Yesterday afternoon when num
ber 15 pulled into Hoseburg it car
ried a Scandinavian who hail lost
his sense of distance if not his
cense of direction. Hoarding the
train at Rainier, Washington, with
San Francisco as his destination,
he had made Portland, the first
lap of his journey. There he pur
chased a ticket direct to San
Francisco. Nearing Hoseburg, the
end of the conductor's division, the
little yellow ticket was removed
n fnnh t i f lom Mr I-anson's, as well as the
lie joun i , ntiamun'm u
other gentlemen's hat bands. Mr.
Uirson took this to mean that he
had arrived at his Journey's en5
and piled off bag and baggage.
Finding a hotel near the station, he
encaged a room, cleaned up, got
a shave and shoe shine, and went
lo th restaurant to have some
thing to eat berore taking In the
sights of the city. Asking the size
of the town which he thought must
be a suburb of the city, he was told
he"ci(y was between 6.000 anfl
Color of Life
You use silverware and linen, hang up curtains and
pictures, wear fabrics carefully cut and adorned all for
the purpose of coloring tlte drab facts of food, shelter and
clothes. ' "
Advertisements enable you to put this color
into your life. They bring you news of improvements to
quicken your pleasure, increase your efficiency, lessen
your work to feed your hours with every comfort and
convenience men have thought out for you.
Read the advertisements. Their timely messages,
their intimate lessons in economy, their assurance that
advertised goods will please help you color your life
even more.
When you choose from advertised goods, you
choose from the safest goods known. They are value
true. Read the advertisements in these columns. By their
guidance you can obtain the best today; economize for
the best tomorrow.
ADVERTISING REDUCES THE COST OF PRODUCTS
THAT ADD PLEASURE AND COMFORT TO LIVING
MEDFORD KIWANIS
CLUB DELEGATION
COMING TUESDAY
In response to an Invitation given
by the ltoBeburg Kiwanluns a dele
gation of from fifteen to twenty
members of the Meufonl flub will
CALL FOR WARRANTS
.nun. Ills nest was , "How many I
blocks to the main part of San ! come to this city next Tuesday anil
(., i, io nnv white he h:is not r : ne was tout mat over meet me local Kiwanis ciud In
Notire is hereby given that the niM,iii, th tory told hv Courier, j r'"" miles lay between him and i their weekly banquet. The Med-
said John Hornath was duly ad- he has given other information lliat ''be great city which he Imagined i ford men are expected to furnish
.Indicated a bankrupt on the titn t.-ntln to confirm the storv. Conner ', l:iy blocks away. Mr. Lar-jthe entertainment for the meeting
day of April. I!i2!i; and that tin-. WH8 committed from i'oik entity last seen scanning the and an Interesting program is an-
Ilrst meeting of his creditors will f,vr attacking pirls and is said to j table Tor the hour of departure
be held at the office of the unilcP- he dangerous wh. n at large. "r ""' t"'xt south bound train.
All warrants of Union High
School No. 5 up to and including
warrant No. 29. dated Keb. 15. 1(122
and indorsed not paid for want of
funds, are this day called. Interest
ceases after this date.
Hated at Wilbur, Ore., April 20,
1925.
II. E. imOYV'N, Clerk.
signed referee In Hoseburg, Oregon
on the 2iilh day of April, 1925 at i fertilizer on your lawn and rim
1 o clock In the forenoon, at w hich rs will make a wonderful dure
Ice boxes at Powell's.
the anency of the service to be main- illme the said creditors may attend
jiaineu anil auuen mat, w itn an , prove their claims, appoint a trus
and i other factors considered, the price tee. examine the bankrupt and
offered hy rtie Hollar Interests wns transart such other business as
In renlitv higher than that of the ,,, properly como before said
meeting.
Hated April Id.
High grade, extra fancy, rag
ence.
stock.
W'e have
Wharton
several
Iros.
I'aclflc Mail, the only other bidder.
rues at Cowell's.
n
I9:.r,.
C. K HAMILTON,
'feree In bankruptcy.
Hello! Hello!
The Hurry Call
By CLUYAS WILLIAMS
1
Wmi WO RE UAVIN6 THE omT AND
SUPDLN1Y RtMfXBtR VOITVC 60T TO (AU.
UP EP BlEWir ABOUT TMM SHIPMENT
AND HWE JUST TWO MINUTE5 "ID DOIT
111 WTTHO0T MINING VOORTRSlH
rr srrfls if veu had to torn to
EV W PAGt IN Tilt DlKECKW Bi-
roKc riNpiNi tic rnxwT. pmx
AND AS IF AO. THE OWTiATOfci ON
YOUR LINE HAD 60NE HOME, TOR
THE MIGHT
ill-
AND XHFN VO'J Vb CET ONE , A5
IT VOO KCVIR COULD MAKC HER
UtoFER'VrRND ire MMN 25S9
V0U WftNf, HOT 2615 OR-2535
Ml
ArfD THE INrikVftL Or WAiriNO rVR
THE CONNCCHON , POK'iNO WHICH
OUT OT YOUR POCXCT, SEEMS To STRfim NAMC , BUSINESS EK
UN w unt
AND ED'S &1.CRETARV .SEEMS SUD
TXN1V SMITTCN WITH Ell5NESSE
FlOENCY AND INSISTS ON VOUR.
ru l
A'Ttf.H lR WrtM JOS ACTS
VU llillN IDlfi Cq'CZ TlDKt
Cflll'Ni HVK AW FoTh T015 AhV
BODY KNOW VAirKE MB RirWTI n
C MrOurc Nfwspipef Syndkat
Xrt WCN LP FlNAllY AKKivr? HE
?lf MS TO HAVE STUFFED uYlWN
WOOL IN HIS EARS NCAUCt W
CANT .SETM Tf)-IAKE HIMUN,
UbiV VVHO II i j IMKiKha
tVT Tr qiCl ki st part rs that rr HL
oriv w. fjos that way wcaum;
W you muc up you tind the
CAll HAS TAKEN J0.r ONE MINUTE
AND VltTV- SECOMTS
O
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ELECTRIC CEl
IMSULTTDFUfi
PUTS TABOO Oil
tlcipated. A wire was received
this morning stating that the dele
gation had accepted the Invitation,
and expressing pleasure over the
coming meeting.
(ArrUlrJ I'mw l-,
It.M.KKIII. N. C.,
Charles W. Stewart. ,'
Stewart, 23, his son
their lives in the eleclrii
day for a dnuhle murder 1'
SENATE LAND COMMITTEE
WILL TOUR THE WEST
fAnocUtnl Ptmi Lttwsl Wil.)
WASHINGTON. April 17. Pre
parations were completed today
by a sub-committee of the senate
! Public lands committee for a thor-
ouKh investigation of the organ
ization and administration ot the
public domain.
After several weeks of hearing
here, the committee will tour the
west with a view to gathering data
first hand from the stockmen and
rancners dealing with forest re-
(AwHatrHi Pivm Iu,i .r.)
CAVIIItllM.E. Mass.. April 17.
The latest Issue of the Harvard
l wirr.i Ijtmpoon. college humorous publl- ' serves and other phases of public
April 17. Ication. was ordered removed from idomafn.
1. and V.lmer all local news stands by the police The purpose of the Inquiry Is to
paid ith (today under threat of prosecution i write into the law the regulations
ch tir to- : If sales are made. The issue is a Iwhich now govern public gra?ing
t- 'burlesque of a weekly news maca- : lands, forest reserves and otlu-r
i ed in llrunswlck county l.i
The father was led to the chair flag on the front Pago is offensive,
first and was pronounced dea.l af- i Hie police eay.
iter three shocks. To s!i..,ka I The front page design to which
w ere required to execute 111" sen. I the police took exception. Includes
I The to men wi re exc, mi I for ;a burlesque picture of Washington
7lne and the use of the American withdrawn tracts.
i (Jiiestionnaires wero annrnved
! today for submittal to the forest
service and the interior department.
ted
the murder of Sum l.t'.v, a I !
.States Deputy Marshal an.! I . pu
ty Sheriff Long tlenriie, while the
! officers were searching fi:nr jt hl-
jbition violators.
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GOVT. EVIDENCE .
AGMSTSEfffl !
WHEELER EEHS
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: Itlg
hich ;
v hee-
i on
de
- his 1
tad
crossing the Delaware. Washing
ton Is shown wltn a hatchet In his
right hand while his left Is held In
the pose made familiar by prints
of Nnpolron.
The flag Is held by one of the
AMERICAN BLUE8LOODS
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
NKW YORK. April 17 The en
gagement of .Miss Muriel Vander-
btlt, 25 year old heiress, to Kredi
The more you eat the more you
want. It costs more because you
just can't get enough. (iltl.MM
IIHOS. M1I.K I1READ. Phone 133.
Laurel Chapter No. II, R. A. M,
Stated convocation on first
and third Tuesdays. Masonic
Temple. At! members reques
ted to attend and Tlsitlng com
panions welome.
A. A. WH.DKR, High Priest
W. P. HARRIS. SereUr.
I -
Woodmen of the world, camp No.
125 Meets In the Odd Fellow
Hall In Roseburg every first
end third Monday evenings. Vlf
lting neighbors always welcome,
JOHN HULL HESS. C. C.
M. M. MILLER. Clerk.
and fourth Thursday of each
month, in Maccabee ball, cor
ner Cass and Pine streets. Vis
iting Knights alwars welcome,
U C. GOODMAN. Cm.
O W RAPP. R K.
Use News Review classified Ad Kh Tl.r" acn .BeCOn2
vertising for results.
!
X LODGE DIRECTORY li
-
Neighbor ct
and Jointer of America
Meta at 476 S. Main apoond end
fourth Tuesday evenings of
each mc th. All carpenters wel
comed. T F TTOT.MV Rec SeC
EMKRY COLE. Ftftg.
U n Ited Aniii'm Tutoein in Mac
rnbe ball fflrat and third Wed
nesdaya. Visiting members aV
wrvg welrom.
HELFV WHITAKER. M. A.
MILDRED Mcculloch. Treas
RELLP STFPHENSON R(c
Woodcraft, Dlao
Circle No. 49 Meets nn flrel
and third Monday evenings, lo
K. of p. ball. VfflHinc neighbors
Invited to attend.
ALVIA WETHERELL, O. N.
MARGARET WHITNEY. Clerk
. O. O. F Phlletarian Lodge No,
8 Meets In Odd Fellows Tem
ple every Friday evening. Visit
lng brethern are always wet
come.
DONALD YOUNO. N. O.
A. J. GEDDE9, Rec. Sec,
J. R. BAILEY. Fin. Bee.
Eaglet, Rote burg Aerie Meets It
Maccabee ban. on Cass nfreet
no second and fourth Wdne
rtaT evenlnrs of each month, at
8 o'clock. Visit In brethprn in
good tindinr alwavs wtrnme
RICHARD nUSCH, W. P. P.
THEO. V. ALTHAUS. W. P.
B F OOODMAV. Rm
Knights of Pytmas, Alpha Lodgs
wo. f. MeTs every Wednes
dny tn Kntehrs of Pythias hall,
130 Rose street. Visitors always
wplromed
8M CHRTSTENSON. C. C.
ROY O. YOUNG. M. F.
E E WIMBELY. K. R 9.
GREAT KALIS.
; 17.- The Tirsf t tn .- t
1 iltrMt!y on tin- iiitliMtn-n
i I'hargiv St'it.ilttr :urttn K
1 T of Mnntjinj w i;h nppt
h. hair or a t l' tit hMotv t
pjirtitu'iii (f 1 1 i in t-r nr ;tt
' I'lcrt ion io thv u n.,ft. w .
' Into the nvivd at tlu :
j iMMt'i'.ir'fi trtiil h.r toilnv
1 J.:na MarCowim. f.rv
ploye of Cor.lrti rmpii.o
'tana oil nptrwor. for ulhn
I tor W h-'l"r ti ilrritttil nf ,,
ing. to,( on tli ttn-fi
! rncmir.iEing vrr;0 t-r-j
talo out apptlriiltoim for n
ttHrtlng hats. Ho af 1
boat. Another Is ffhown about to
hurl a snowball. In the how a
man la acrn shoving a boat hook
into a shark's mouth and in tho
atorn a fourth is smoking a pipe
and reading a newspaper. On the
port side a man with a landing net
is salvaging a bottle from the riv
er and on the starboard another
Is feeding a lump of sucar to a
polar hpar.
On the shore of tli 1 Delaware la
a sipn reading ' Welcome to Tren
ton. Rnard of Trade."
eluht men with Washington In thelr Cameron Church of Boston. In
surance broker and former Har-
vard athlete, was announced to- i
day.. .-4 1
Miss Vanderhllt Is a great grand
daughter of Commodore Vander-
bilt and a granddaughter of the
latp Senator James Fair. Her fa-
ther is a well known sportsman ,
and her mother la the owner of a
raring stahle headed by Sarazen.
Mr. Church, who la 27. is a mem
ber of a prominent and wealthy
liOwell, Mass., family. He was
graduated from Harvard In 1920.
A. F. A a. Laurm LoCge No.
Regular communications
second and fourth Wednesdays
each month, at Masonic Temple,
Roseburg, Ore. Visitors we)
come.
M S HA MM. W M.
W. F. HARRIS. 8eo,
eni-lon-
na-.ar-
: I Of
to
I pro-many
SNOW AT KLAMATH
(A ( rw tiNl Wtro.l
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.-. Apr. 17
A licht. wet blanket of anow cov
ered Klam"ath Falls this morning
as the culmination of four days of
varied weather q)i which the ele
ments went ffom one extreme to
the other. trace of thesand
whleh swept up from the south
dti'g the windstorm yesterday
a''-hcd with th coming 9 th
snl lrft weather forecasts iiw
dicaie that the storm is passing
and that a return of the spring
weath-r Is In thWiffingt.
Don't Forget
The Shrine Club
DANCE
Pythintj Hall.
tonight;
All Masons Invited.
O. E. 8. Roseburg Chapter No. S
Hnlrts ttirtr rfmlar meetlnt
on the first sua tlitrd Thnrsduvs ;
tn esrh month. All snjoitrnlnt i
hmtbers snil sisters are respert j
fullr lnTfnI to sttetid
CODA n. SINOI.ETON. W. M. I
FTtFff T1HtqOM. oretsr j
ROSKIll'HO I.OPr.B NO 1037 L I
O. O. M. Mt'tfl evry Wwlnpsdnf
BlKht. Moo Hsjl, 24 N Jsrlr
son Rt. CVnb rooms oppn 7: SO t
10 p. m. Vlsltlnn brothers wI
ionie.
W. A. BOO Ann. Dictator.
H. O. I'AnnKTT-R. Swrtry
JN'O M THIIONK. Treasiirvr.
Pythlin Sisters,-UmpujsTTempta
No. 4 Mets tktf second n4
fottrth Mnndsf erpnfnirs of esrt
month, st tho K. or P. halt Vis
itors stwsrs woirorn.
MARTHA mniSTKNSEN. M.E.C.
FVA MARKS. M of R. C
MAY E. PARKER. M. of F.
Umpqua Klan No. B. -Mwt 3vi j
sno in wonnsTs or urn montn , 8 p 0 sto.erara Lodge
Addms P. O. Bo MS. Roso No. S26.-Hold romlar comtnt,
hnr. Or.ro mlra,, ,b, Ek.t Tpmpe ,
Union tncampment. No. . I. o. 6 ' t'h Thnmdsr of Try tnontti
F Mt In Odd F-Mnws Tn AM memtirs rqtla'd to af
Bl on Jnd stid 4'h Wodnesdari j tend rvrnlarlj. sod all Tlsltln)
of earn month. Visltln 0,trt , brothers are cordially lnrltf te
ari'hs sIwst. welrome. i attend
FRED MII.I.FR. C. P. J. n. ry Jr E R.
W. P. WETHERRIJ BcrlU I J. T. GOODMAN, SpcrrUrf
W. B. A. O. T. W Roseburg Re
view No. 11 Holds remits!
mpetlnrs on sooond and foiirls
Thursilsys s 7:30 p. m. Visit
Inn slstxrs Invltpd tn attend rn
views. Maccabee hall. Pine an4
Cass struts.
CLARA nnVEnRAKE, Com.
TES31B RAPP. Col
Roseburg ReneKshi Lodge No. 41
I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fe
lows Temple erery week 00
Tuesday erenlnc. Vlsltlnt
meirhors In aood standing are
ror.tlallT InTlted to attend.
MRS. MARGARET ASHCRAFT.
N O
Ttt.T.m 1 IOTTNSON. Rec See.
F-THF1I, F1I.FT. Fin. Bee
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