La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1925, Image 2

Monday. April 27, 1025.
PAGE TWO
THE LX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "
Have John and Mary been filled with a pair
of our new "Cut-Out" Children's Slippers?
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
TIGERS WIN TRIANGULAR MEET
Soys
VKTITHAV STA YV
, Maimucr taul r Hums at flic
tin world cliaiiij will h mime
nue irry tlife aur Uml K K"t"n
Id haiidk-ap lot or t'.i iUmt mu
ptiV lTaKllt' IhmIitn.
It in thl: When I Inn-is mnLe-s
liU pllt'ltlnir srlwlioiih Im knows
iJio itil-t tl-lVHhl tit d(i lln
liurlimt knowi ttlmi l K nil lntil.
In many fiuariera Ihe "kbl man
aifir" of the National has been
taken to Uutk for hit lefusal to
waive on a number of veteran
J.lU tii-i h.
Harris in plnnhitf his faith on
f -r:il twirl rji who urc known to
I'uv' i-j.'h tl tin- peak of ih'-lr
Kii rue.
Of tim'M' IlurrlH hits a hitm-h of
n-aatii-. f r cliiilnt; to .such a -tem
it lathe lo hi pitching Ma IT.
Itlfi ATII(TI'
Ii im-.uix imi' ll financially for a
world i'ti;ini)iun elob to be up tn
t hi rue-. Mm h a Itvio in atwaH
an iiMr.clum u I', in pia-tinti good
hall.
While he no duuhl naliz.s that
jV-ry .shorliv he muM wiurt lo re.
1 build tli.- National, 'he pitching
' ulal f iti pa n icular. he L-t content
. lo v.ilii Ihe v t. raus for t his
1 MCilMOll,
I Harris i w II uwaif of the part
thai pthhiriK pla In buKebulb It
. Is ulHil obiuU.S to hint thai M V-
it-ral or Lis piirht rs haven't tin
1 .si nl i of 1 1 -a i 'i anu.
L t n I h out;' it t hi-v an laokinjr
ome of ih.- old-tune Mil if, they
know hny to pilch; ih' i ar: rraity
workmen.
Vlu'ii Ifarrlt nimt-H ;ne of his
veteran pitcher to uork, i is a
ii-rtatiilv Ihui the Ktum will Ih
, well pitched fit-in r.H aiiulo if
: rrafilms.
WALLA WALLA,
BUCKS BEATEN
AT PENDLETON
Hockey Stai
Seven Firsts Captured by
Blue and White Ath
letes in Three-Cornered
Contest.
The Tigers sprang a surpriv o
tin opr'Otii'ioti at tin t'nr liar
d ut l' ml let uii Sat urday
wulkliiK unuy v.ith m-v-n ttrn'
plur-M uik) a ni!iiil-r tf ttt-ronHs.
thirlH ami fourihH atuj IuKiok Hi
match.
Th final n-ckonlriK. after IN-n-
1 h tort txui won tin r lay, uuvc I.;
drum 0 I - J points. J mi I
ri 1-2 and Walla Walla 3n.
BEES, FRISCO
TIED IN LEAO
Imbler W ins
Two Games In
Umatilla Co.
rAt iric (st
I'ltlhs
Kail U'kc
San KruiirlHfO
I A AntSI-.-i
Sacra m-nto
oaklaml
S'-ailh
Vernon v
I'orilaiiii .. .-
:m.i:
V. J-.
r. 4
4
V' t.
1 1
M
U'
.412
.TAW
l.v
IiilrotlinliiK 1-rank 1- rtilt-rlckHUii oi
.h Ictona C(jUKaiH. world s pro
frftflionul hK-kiy chuinpluii Krd-
, tor ierkk.son dy center le anc Ih re
rarded a one of the Kreattrrit play.
I,a (ii aii'l Hi hi plar m wen won
in tin yard dash, the low
iitirdh-H, iht 4Jo yaid da.sh, tin- niiV
on. the shot put, hi;;h httrdh-i,
and tlx- liith jump.
I na miiiio I ripp'd IlKhlly p.i.t
lite th-ld In I In- ihihh uml .H
the fltil.sh of lln- race was ahoul
1 u yu i ds u ht-a d of t In- m a rest
man. Hih tune tor the event was
23 and U-1 ut h k condH.
Hhcrwood tied hi.n own KiiMern
OreKn rcM'or il Ht last year
rti In the name. Kuxt is, Itw tunm
uTectlonattly call him the "Ty Cubb
of hockey."
apid trip aiound the
Tiarth had a
circuit.
J' (I'll- ton had nn-anwhllc mad
two Kcoi-fK. Hm in th fourth
w h n with a man on third has.
anot In r on firM y.tole second,
Iturth whipped tin hall to Helms
and tin man was In. The Hecond
"oy neon- for the !ucks was made in
Katiirda) ' Si-nns
Portland I. Oakland .r'.
Salt Lake It, j.os .-nt:'l';S ii.
San I r;incisco Z. Sacrann-in ij 2,
S-attle 4, Vernon 7.
KimiiIh's Sin
Milt iJike -5. I.ns Alleles 1-1
l.il ANtlKLKS (Al'l it. II. I-.V
(Salt Lake 4
I Los AntfHes 1
1 Hut it-1 leH Sin lt tori and
J 'ay lie. hoot and Sati-llier;.
Second game
!Salt Lake fl
i Los AtiKeh s 1
j llatti'i'jis: fonder mid I
K;iazn r, Wriht and limits.
t 1
4 il
"ook;
II. i:
t- rs:
-still OT-C
sales mount
upward
FROM Lot Angeles,
Salt Lake, Spokane,
Seattle, Tacoma, Port
land, San Francisco . . . .
everywhere in the West
. come reports of In
creasing C-T-C tales!
In 1924, the number of re
- tmildcalmtwUingC-T'C'taaade
cremvtuiou Increase 120
per cent gain over 1923.
, And rjttill C-T-C ulet mount
upward 1 It lookt at though
unquestionably 192$ talci will
tc leau double thoe of l24l
.r., ' "
leaping the low hurdlen in lit flat, tin- nixth by Tavlor. Who iiiKhd
Hm had hard luck in the hihh 1" Mrsd. went to second on a hit
hurdles and wan diwiuahlied by by lark, stole ihir.l and tame
knoeklnn down to many or wo ild hoim- on llodKi'H hunt.
have finished Hecond in the event.
The llrst place In tin high hur- (
dlcn wuh taken hy McKetnion OI ' m.H'j1
i. a i ramie, y o v. ay, so i in- i ik
rs hud some Haiisfaction. .Me.
Kennon tiot over the poles In
uisi; I IK Ml ltS
i Yontifr t wirlerH, w lih far more
I natural al.lilty than fadlnK vet-
eraiiH. fuuii renhz.- there i4 much
, more to plichliiK than the mere
lliluWlliK of the hall over the plate,
i An oiiin't of Iralns Is of fur more
i value than n pound of hrawn in
exiricaiiutt ft pitcher from a tick
lish. Kituailon.
Hival Irams always take keen
pleasure In heailiu; world chuin
pioiiH. WashtuKton finds liself In
that position this year, l-ast sea
son it was lln underdog-
The road of the Washington
club In mire to he filled whit many
mure oij.iiacn-3 mis year than last, f Jensen won the mile for the La hut nuthinv definiie has heen fix
oone reaMze-i thai fact more than Grande U ntil with Urown close at , t d up. At any rate the pirates
Stanley Harris. htn heels hy the simple expedient i will open the home season at lia-
Itnlly United.
flrande's final tally w:v
u th.- i ihth InniiiK hy Hin
and the Hucks finished their scor
iiHK in tin- eighth also with one
more marker brought in by Tay
'lor. 1'emlleton tae,( what- look-
The real aurpriseit of the dayed like the he Kinnlntot of a rally
were when Hrnutz won the 44u'at Ihe start of the eighth inning
ii nd Sherwood the shot put over I hut H ins w ut right on pitrhtnK
the nnich touted Walla Walla and hall and the reht of tin- tt-um tlght-
I rii' -4, snciaiiwnlo (I-tl
SAN I'ltAM'ISi'u (Al It. 11. I-:.
Surraim-nto S I
San J'raiitisco " 14 T.
liatterie;; .Mart in, Thompson,
If UK lies ami Koehlcr; tint tit h,
Moudy and Vellc, A.m w.
Second Kiime .... j:. h. i;.
Sacramento n f. o
San I'VaneiM-o 4 'J 1
Ifattefies: I'allfieUI and Shea;
Pf'-Kt r and Atfiiew.
j TMliLKlt, Ore. (Special to the
Observer) Good fortune continued
to perch upon the banner of linh-;i-r
hixti Hchool'ii baseball team in
Jiht two Kumes plaed in I'niatHla
: county tlie la.st of tin we-k
j 1-Yiday Helix w.ss worsted by n
j score of i;j to 2 while the next day
jl'mapine. the strongest fb-ldms
jteum so far t ncountered. lot y to
.1. I'ijt I niiipine ihe flr.-i man up
inade a ch-tut single and ci-ntually
,-scoreil on an overthrow. This .sin
gle was the only hit or run I'ma
) pi tie r- (s'isii r. d as Ledtn-tti-r was
(invincible in lln hist eiht inninii:-.
! I dh it r has pitched I :t inniiu-'s
j wit Ii only one hit made against
j him. Scor e; ;. j-;.
I HeiK mm o u n n o i 2 :t
! Imbler ii 2 a 7 12 1 m h l :l i u 4
l:atieri,-s: Xi-uskf and Lesli.-:
McKiiinis. (,. ubeiler, Welch and
Marshall.
! It. II. K.
Cmapine i (i n u n o una i l 4
Imbb r u ii n :i ft 2 ii 0 4 !t "1 4
Uatl. rie.-,; Alexander. Hulick and
Marl. til; Ledbell.-r and Marshall.
FORFEIT GAI
T8 CLEVELAND
w. i- P-t-
N :i .757
! ror!l:!ncl 2 0 3
;:iim-H' h: l-'wi. r uml HnkT:
Whiti-rn, Itm-liuc and Howlaml.
-cond Kurnt 'allr(i al -ri-l of
tu - lflh luniiit:; tlai kn.-fc.1:. Srort
1 li 1.
ami:iiii ax I i:
Clubs
n-vHunti
W'ashuiu'.oii
rhild'lHptiia
i 'hii-aKD
SI. I.oui
X-w York
rlroll
UijMon
NATIONAL LI
X( Yvrli
t ,tncil!tKti i
l"lnr;a;fl -
I'llihl'l'lphia ... ;
SI. Louis
liroolib n ..
Pitlianirj,'
nation
.in.",
.: 1 7
,4li
Al.l
w.
.;,s:t
.441
.4 17
Shirts and ties that rs
flcct Springtime cheer
fulness niul your own
jrood taste.
The sort you should in
vest in even when
they're worn under a
vest they'll look fine
when your vest is put
away for the Summer.
And they'll look g-ocd
'way to v e s t - o n timo
next Kail, or longer.
rilll'ACU (Al') Till- np'llilll,
uaini' i twi'Wl lln' t'hl-aKii Wtlil''
Soy uml Cli vi lanii In.lians aa for
l.iif.l lo ill.- lain r. Ii In h Snmlav
In On- ninth iniiinj:, wlu n Hi'- m
:lors w I.- Ii ailing 7 lo
Tin' mnil. loo In 44. nviiriii-
i-, on lln- li'l'l ad1' ' Whit"
Sox liail lin n n-lin il in On- ninlli
innintr. Tin- tiiiiiin-s ainl lioliii- al
t mix- 'I lo "i... lln- II' ! I lini w ii
),..l,.s. II- I'-
Cli A'l'lainl " 14 :
Cliii'ai;.) - '' -
lialHTli-s: Kniilli ami Mvalt;
Tlmrsliin. ''onnrillv anl Sihalk
Pi-lHlliMoii moll. Hniul. minlo l'iij
circuit In B7 m-romls flat tor l In1
dash anil Hhcrwooil Iokmi-iI tht
ahot 3K.0. Ni'lllit'r vvi-ro parlicu-
lurly IiIk'1 marks hut uci- Kooilicluli lo ki'1 i
notlKtl lo win. ! prartlun am
ni'il ilown on l ho support anil Ih.
thin; wa.s Hoon loioTil
l-:r I'orlH aro lo'ine inailo l.y Har
ris I-'ri-ni-h. manairor of tho local
loam in hero for a
TlmrHilay alti-moou
ScntlU- 4-2. Vernon
SKATTLI-: AI')
V. rnon
Si-atllo
liatlerics: Kcki-rt anil
Stryk-r ami Halilwin.
Soi onil K-inic
Vernon
Seattle
Hal teiies: I'ento-r ami
lil-amlt anil Tohin.
Ill
it. ir. t:.
4 4 1
Hannah;
IL
il
11 14 II
.2 7 3
W'hlim-y;
Oaklnntl 5. I'orilaiiii 2.
I'OI'.TI.ANIi (AC) H. H. K.
ru.kl.ina 5 in r,
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
With Kafli rackaire While Kinit Soap
I HAU TOM.KT SOAI- I lil.K
Willi llnrs Ml-slon Hell Toilet Snap
i vkc. wiirn: ki; soai. :i iiahs itiii.LT soai- rm r.
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Back of Oarr'a on Fir Street
PUONB MAIN ft7S RAT BAV&f FRED DELIVERY
WASHINGTON ai) it. ir. ::
ew York 3 8 0
Vahiniln! - - i
L ilieri. s: .lories nud t'Neill;
.iiier ami Km 1.
I.KTKCIT (Al') It. H. R
St. Louis "i 7 ll
Ii.nl 4 9 2
Katterjes: Kur il and Ibxon; Col
jin:!, Shtie r and W'oodall.
1 : 1 : 4 m jKLVN (Al') Koston shut
mil Itnioklyn :i In ' In ihilr opn
iu' c!:i;.h u( the season here Sun
dav. Ktihe .Mai'imird was rr-diL- ,
- .I wild the vidory. H. H. K.
Iln.slini II S I
KreuUl'. il " 'I 2
.n i. ri- s: Mariiard. I'. van and
Uibson; t ; i i ut and Taylor.
riNClNVATI (AP) It. H. R
chi.-anu '! ir, (i
rjneiiiiiati ,1 II 3
!::tten s: Kuiili and Jacobs;
(juper. lii-ntoii and Winjfu,
ST. l-iil'IS (AP) U. 11. K.
PitlHhurK 8 13 4
St. Louis 17 2
I .ait - ries: Adams and Smith;
Unities, Smart and Schmidt.
i:v Yum-; (AP) it. ir. r.
I'hiladelphii! 1 7.1
New York 4 9
Katteries: Kinj-; and Jlenlino;
K- rHley ami Hartley.
Thai in v.hy I am certain he Ih of getting uhcud and Maying there
imtltiiK Hit' burden of huccchw up find Hroun Just stayed with Jen
lo a veteran piichlnx niaff f sen. Time, r ininuteM and M ser-
known value, rather thun youth-.unds
ful staiM who
)nch .
untrieti in the
Ztindel eniployed similar tactl,-H
In the hltfh Jump. Tjbby didn t iTil ,or. '
er next Sunday against the Colts.
Ih Score;
Adams, 8.
Olson, if.
TK reason ? Engineer be
hind C-T-C ire keep teg their
promise I
They came Wen from
Akrou, where they held hiuh
executive positions, to build
even better tire in the West.
Motorist say they have done it.
We shall be glad to give you
expert information about your
tires, and if you need them
put on C-T-C s either bal
loons, semi balloons, heavy
duty cords or ovenixe cordt 1
''Quality uill nrvtr be
. sucriiced to meet a price"
President ' '
Columbia Tire Corporation
PLAYLE OIL CO.
111I.OAK1) J. H. Owiley
IMUI.r.K A. Tnire & Son.
KUll.NU. H. HlbLar.l
WALLOWA Wallowa Implement
waruware t;o.
KNTtKflilHK II. H. rUninnan
IOVK Welluor llroa.
ll ovolalim why lie o.l.leil till. vM
'run miii-, I neler.kle, 11. oilier ami , acli
i.reim. to Waller iIoIiiimiii. ;riru
Morlilf;.. nntl T.ini yi.-liary, .uiak
lH. an e.eii hair tl.ien nut-timers
on lit ..tiirr.
jump during- tin; entire
Clark.
ih.
mi9
event, lln wan lea.l off man ami "o'luea, Sh
lime rlean-il the liar In an 1 " 'l 1'
apparently effortlesM fashion until ; fallen, el.
lie went over ! reel 7 ami t he ; 1 )"''" lf
other hoys .Jroppi-il oul. Kmc. Ih.
Sherwood was hlRh point man ' ";'r1, ."
of the meet wMh un even" 'iJ4 "
polntn.
BAKER DEFEATED
I'MO.N TRACKMEN
TV I1TT4T r,'W'TPr,t:rn hft held at Pnlon next Saturday
l. IJLAL lO.MLbr ,, th, B,.,.k 1(,.r , KuMW
.MucTuvlsh in grooming the bovs!
his week for the county meet to
UAKKIt. Ore. (Special) IIu
ker htKh wehool won handily
fn-in th.t Pnlon hlh Irack and
field uihb-tes. Saturday ulter
noon. ihe final score being;: Ba
kr K3 l-ri. I'nion f4
I'nion vun six flrMs. .Muys,
I'nion uuarier mllcr. won in the
last time of t,i '-b Metondn and
h Cord, linker, won the 2 JO yard
in H 4-i, heconds.
(. WH S TOIl.W
Anierlcnit I.enu
(Cleveland at ChlcaKO.
Si. Loul:' at liroil.
New York at Philadelphia.
Wiudiincton ut Ho-tou,
(trtKon
coin dude
I at Lu tirande
m aaon.
PENDLETON
DEFEATED
BY' PIRATES
(ContlniiKj from. Parje One )
; liellun, S. .
I Williams, s
j Cro.ssi tt, ;i
jltarth, t. .
I (avis, rf. .
Alexander.
Knight, lb.
H'-infi, p. ...
Hand-built
Full Ballaoat Seml.Balloom
Hvy-DotT CordOvcrlic Cordi
Nutlonal Leauuo
Iloston at lirooklvu.
riilhi.lell.nl,, at Ni w Voik.
t'hti-aKO al , 'im-lnuatl.
rillBhurB al St. Louis.
I'M Hl.TI' HID Atri l'iril.
AfTll:l.. nr.- Tli., Invltnllnn
of Lvei . It, Wash.. eMemleil hy the
Cel. I'. ;. Ahluintsl to the IK.'li
eoillen in e of the Lutheran I'd
lilinl.iaii metloii of the AiiKU-itana
.Hlo.l, una a..,'i i!..l hy th,. dele
Bales atl.nilinir the l'.i:.', ronfer-i-ni'ii
of the kio ii here.
Those mailed tin delegate lo
Hie annual avnoill.-al nieetltiir at
SI. I u ni. .Minn.. In June, wcriv
Lev. i It. Svvailsi.n. Itev. M. L.
Su.lli.m. Hev. ll. II. Umiseil. Itev.
.1. A. l'l.lllln.l 11. -v A An. I.-.. VI
I-:. t;u--.;at.'.iin, A. MosslierK. A. I.
Anderson, M. s-luiiiler ami Oj-
i-af t aiison.
making any rorea In the. first half ! ndleton
of Ihe Innlnu. j Huns ..
lliirliunn Slum's. ilit.s ...
llnrtman led off and col on first La (lian.l.
wllh a BlliKlo. llelma Hiieriflied Huns ..
and put Ifartimin on fi-eon.i and J,itM v
he. eame In on un error hy Ihe i
Pendleton ueeond liasi'iiian. Jjit- ! Sloh n
er in the Intitnir (loss,. it secret! I llarlin
Williams hy a double to renter.
Kolhlnir moro or lmportanre
happened for the I'lrates until 1 1 1
fifth frame when Helm mnn.-ked
out a rlean three lias., hit past the
center fielder who fell down Irving
to Vet the hall In his li.imls Sun. I
llater sneaked In home uud won a
eloHe deeislon from the iiiunh.-.
The real ex.it. 'in. -nt of the name'
oeeiirnd in the .s.-veml, ininnir. j
La (liamle was tinahle to score in ',
III,' MXtll. Ill Ihe SiVelllll K.-Ksioil
WllltlUIIS Klliel.il. ttussi-tl liOKteM-
n: aii it ii ni a j:
.'. 0 0 0 0 2
4 ll ll 2 ll
4 2 2 7 2 1
t 4 0 2 0 1 2
i 4 0 0 0 2 2
4 110 7 1
2 0 0 0 0 0
4 0 0 1 0 ,)
:i o o H -i o
I o o o.o o
3 s :t it s
!: A It It H PO A K
If 4 13 10 0
u l a o 2 l
i 4 2 2 0 1 1
Ii r. 12 2 10,
5 1 1 10 a 2
5 0 1 2 0 0
t'l. ..4 0 1 I HO,
4 0 0 1 1 ll Ii '
4 1 1 o 1 1) o ;
40 7 1.1 27 2" 4 '
on hy Innings
1 2 3 4 a ii 7 S 0
.a n o l n I o 1 o 3 j
.a i ii 1 o 2 o 2 o f, j
i
.2 0 0 0 1 0 31 7
4 1 0 0 1 2 2 3 x 13 '
I..1HI-
Ihiulap, IlalU-n,
I If ho advertla.s It. ha knowt H'i
i no-l
HAT DYE
Cokiritc
HAT HRITIv
MCIin-rp We"
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
first t hrmifK'h Adaiu's
made
and
Sarrlflre hltfl: Ilartmnn, Tlunlap.
Home runs: liaith.
Three bas hits: Helm, Taylor.
Two base iiit.s: iros-t(.
Left on ha--.;.: U. Crande M,
isndh ton n.
Strmk out: l.y Heln 11. by Hun
lap fi. Kartird runs; La (Irande U.
I'fiidletun Plrst on ha I In: i iff
Ih in 1', off Dunlap 1. Wild pilrhes:
Iniiihip 2: tiedlt victory to Ib-in,
rharc defeat to Ihinlap.
t'iiNt b;use on errors: ,a (irande
I'eiMieton ;. I'a.ssxd hall:
.Maietaiii
High
way;
rrtr and i
then Al Hal I h. Pirate rat-h.r. mi.)
I his I. iK sthk and btted the
halt out aeros left field where it
hid undiT lhefari. IteKiilt; three
more markers tor I n (Irande :nd
i Ha rih
i iflb'ial:
Marrah. I
Keenev.
Time of (.'inn
uten,
I I ew ,
ndleton.
ll Grande;
Scorer. .1. H.
hours Hi mln
Our
Growth
v r Mfiiet; of our
liellablo S4r-.it-,
s I .r.oo.ooono
UNITED STATES
t
TACKLE
Do You Buy Just Tackle
Or Do You Want Something Better?
We have made a study of Tackle Re
quirements for Union and Wallowa
Counties and feel that we. have the
finest line of Tackle ever offered to
the fisherman of this locality. Yon
are invited to look our line over and
decide for yourself.
Wc Have Angler's Licenses
Angler's only, J?:i.00; Combination $5.00
Oregon Hardware 8c Imp. Co.
"A SM V. CAMITIIll- IS II Will i; TO IlL 11()S1.
THAN ;ltl AT t All Ill s OF flMI.-
it
'estruction Must
epaired
Costs Millions Each
Year to Maintain
Oar Highways
"" 1 1
: ev5
h ' , v-K--K J
CAL'SE AND EFFECT
The Highway Commission finds 90 of the damaRe
is caused by 4'To of Ihe traffic. This 4 includes for
hire trucks and busses operating as common carriers for
their private gain.
The last legislature passed a law requiring these for-hire busses and trucks to nav a
moderate charge to reimburse the State and Counties in part only for the damage these heavv
busses and trucks are doing to the highway. Whether this law becomes effective Mav S
1025 rests with the people. " "l '
The. Motor Bus and Freight Truck Associations are circulating referendum petitions to
hold up this law until Novemlxr, 192(5. If the people sign these referendum petitions the
private car owners and the. general taxpayer will continue to pay the tremendous cost of main
tabling these highways without receiving substantial help or aid from these for-hire truck"
and busses that are doing most of the damage. b
When you are. asked to sign one of these petitions remember that it is a commercial bir
or truck company that is asking you to relieve them of paying far the great damao-p tu
thev are doing to our roads. ' ' ' l
Refuse to sign these petitions and advise your neighbors to do the same.
Oregon State Association of County Judges and Commissioners
It. I.. Maslnoiuk, Howl River. J. T. Adkisson. The Dalles, , 0 .,, ,
President Vice-President K. Smith. Salem
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