The Oregon daily journal., October 13, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS TORTLAND. TUESDAY . BVENINO. . OCTOBER 13, , 184S.
Town Topics
TONIGHTS AMUSEMENTS
.
H.lllg , ... ."A Knlfht for Dey"
mr Rioherd Prtngl. s Mlnatrei
Bungalow. "The Ulrl of the CioMen Weil
Orpheum . , .......Vaud.vlll
Ornd Vaud.vtll
l-yrlo ''Young lira. Wlnlhrop'
8 tar...,. "The Rocky Mountain Espreee'
At the Cantral W. C T. U. Mrs. Ida
Maratera of Rosoburg yesterday made
an,. interesting tallc speaking of the
present altuatlnn In that city and tha
recent ravoranie city election, tin. b.
Normrup apoka af tha good of tha noon
' prayer meetings now bring held at tha
Central union. 608 Uoodnouah building,
very day, and tha need of ereanlalns;
a union at SellwcxxJ. Mr a. Andaraon of
New Haven aDoke of her intarest In
tha work. Mra. Margaret Houaton apoka
01 the need or cheerfulness in tha worn
Several ludlea from the convention war
prevent and exprenaed their enjoyment
of tha atata convention. Eaperlal men
tion waa made of tha fine addreaa of
' Rev. Eugenia fit. John and the dellsnt
ful reception tendered the ladles at Uie
neauttrui home or Mr. ana Mrs. tf. u
Telton. Remember the noon prayer
, meeting earn aay at room eua uopo
sough Duiiding.
.Tha United States civil service eom-
mlaalon announce tha following exam'
Inatlone: October it. 29 and Novem
bar ) for tha poaltlon of preparator In
the bureau, of entomology at a aalary
of $5u a month; November 9 for an as
alatant In tha department of agricul
ture. 11.400 to 11,800 par annum:
electrical engineer, $1,20 to II. 000
per annum; chief in tha cattle and
grain invaatlgation laboratory, 11,500 a
year, and foreman bricklayer In tha
united states penitentiary at Leaven
worth, f 100 per month. For further
Information or applications, apply to
Z. A. Leigh, poatofflce department
Judge Will II. Thompson of Seattle
will deliver the principal addresa tonight
at the Armory at what Is expected to
be the second big Republican rally of
the campaign. Judge Thompson Is a
well known speaker. He will be met
upon his arrival In tha city by a com'
ml t tee from the membership of the
Multnomah County Bar association,
composed Of James Kerr, B. B.
Beekman, L. A. McNary and W.
J). Fenton, who will entertain him dur
ing his stay In the city. Tomorrow
night Judge Thompson will addreaa tha
people of Forest Grove.
Charged with embexsllng the affec
tions which Mrs. Josephine Noyes had
bestowed on her loving spouse since
September. 1888. until April 10, 107,
George Boilers baa been made tha de
fendant in a $10,000 damage suit filed
In the ciroult court by A. J, Noyes.
Noyes had held and cherlahed tha un-
dlviued love and affection of Josephine
Noyea for 21 years, ao ha says, until
the handsome Boilers appeared on the
scene and Induced har affections to
transfer themselves to his own door
step snd damaging Noyes' nerves to
the extent of $10,000.
they reached Ike city. Anderson agreed
gladly. But he Is sorry now. Thy got
a room at the l)w.r housa, 0MMd and
Illinois M n .4 railrat AnJarwtn "
at tuldnlirht to find htmelf alune. . Ills
w friend
j r lo ii a toln
... t ........ a . 1 1 n mffiir.fi Aiiufi
Mia potkol, had disappeared
art loosing xor ine
Andarsun Is Jooklii
a.
cu
son had In
also. Tha twll
friendly el ranger.
rvr hia iuo.
Dealt Co. want a thanes to sufply
pfps for tha second Bull, Run pipe tin
,..im A l-l , frAm JimU S Btall
hied with tha auditor, will lis printed
A new association, the Portland News
boys' association, was launched In the
gymnasium of the People's institute last
night. Several prominent merchants
around town have signified their will
ingness to help and Ralph W. Hoyt haa
been elected treasurer. The other offic
ers are as follows: Aaron Cohen "Presi
dent, Louis Goldstone vice prealdent.
Daniel Milton secretary, Ralph W. Hoyt
treasurer and Alex C. Rae adviaer. Leo
.Edwards, Ileck Bloom, Leo Dantoff,
Philip Polsky and Rurras Hochfeld are
the executive committee.
Great factory mistake shoe sals at
201 Morrison street Labels wrong on
fall shoes just arrived. Marks' name
Instead of Dellars. Fr.etory stands loss
and orders us to sell them at a sacrifice.
Men's $4 and $5 shoes, now $2.85: men's
James A. Banister, S. & M., etc., $6 and
$7 values, now $3.85: women's $3.60 and
$4 shoes, now $2.45; boys' and girls'
school shoes, values tc $3, now $1.65:
children's fancy dress shoes, $1.50 and
$2 values at 25c. 50c and $1. Dollar's,
successor lo Marks Shoo Co., 291 Morri
son street, between Fourth and Fifth.
to tha water board this afloraoo asktag
that tha board Investigate the. merits of
corrugated glvanlad tmn p.pe.Whicn,
la manufactured in Portland by iha
beall company and which Mr. Uiall seya
they will guarantee to last tot st .east
0 years.
. Remonstrance have been piling "P
thick and fast In th city auditors Of'
s a iault of the asltatlon against
the defective curbs. Nearly every at reet
that haa an Improvement Is' bslng at-
i.hiil kir n nr mnn nronertv owliera.
Ciiv Knalnaer Taylor aays that since the
mayor set ths exempt th small boy a
all over th town have been breaking up
tha curbs and aidewalka with rocks and
improvised, curb tapping ina-rumenis.
Vj n. Hwlndler. a aneclal dellvsry
messenger of th poatofflce, wbil rid
Ing down Sixth street on a blcycl at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. ws etruea
by another wheelman going up Wash
ington atreet and thrown under th feet
of a paaalna team of horses. He was
severely cut and bruised, but aftr be-
Ins attended to at a arugaior waa
able to b taken to hia home.
Word haa been received by Secretary
McArthur of the state central commit
tee that tha data scheduled for th ap-
naaranca of Senator Dolllver or lowa
at Salem will bar to be cancelled. Ow
lna to th alckneaa of Senator Raver
Idge, Senator Dolllver will finish th
peaking data of tha Indiana senator.
Mrs. A, B. Clark, wlf of a former
tat senator of Kansas and member of
th Eastern Stsr lodu snd Ohio Socie
ty of Portland, died at, 1017 King
atreet Woodstock, last Sunday. Mra.
Clark cam to this city from Independ
ence, Kan., in 1900. Th remain will
be shipped to that city.
Suit to recover $807.51 on account
paid to th creditor! Of D. C. McLeod
has been filed In th circuit court by C
R. Lewthwalte. The plaintiff alleges
to have paid nearly $1,900 of McLeod'
bills at th latter request and say
that $807.0) of that sum has not been
repaid.
A petition from D. J. Malarkey and
John F. Logan for attorneys fees to tha
mount of $770 waa referred to the City
attnrnev. The fees asiced tor were
charged bv the petitioners for their de
fense or riatnan suitor, a pairoiman, tn
a murder trial and in a $10,000 dam
age suit
Ths following articles were found on
the streetcars yssterday and can be re
covered br calling at lost article de
partment First and Alder streets
cap, Key, level, purse,
read showing the congregation" ta her
paaeea a year or unprecedented pros
peril y. Willi a large list of Increasing
membership, and the final payment oa
a mortgage, whicb has bean a burden
tot some, yeare, .
. i mi 1 1 ; , " '
A handsome After-Theatre Souvenir
Menu for tb ladle at th Parkins Orlll
this week. ,
910&M urwAms
Would gladly be paid for a cur
tnanv Aaonla who are ertooled i
rheumatlam. yet if they only knew It,
they ran t cured by a few bottles of
Ballard' Snow Liniment and the prlo
is only Ho, $0e and $1 04 par bottl.
Sold by Skldmof Drug Co.
. 1
Sferer waa a time in elty wfcaa a
am eonld tony a bat wltk tb erios
w as irerlng bow. Thr ax many I
stores wbr yo eaa bny your hats,
bat tkere im obit cb bat factory where
yoa caa wr a
$4.00 Hat for $2.00
$3.00 Hat for $1.50
:,; ul thlM Is
Eastern Hat Factory
M tkxsj. ariAJi ran.
Opom atroaiagv VUl 10 o'clock.
D. Doardman Griffin, M. D.
. na; rra-f '.'
Fur
r,t nail.
lunch box, pslr gloves, package and um
brella.
The ways and means committee of the
city council yesterday1 considered ap
plications from Mount Tabor and other
suburban districts for fire protection.
The applications were laid over until
the annual budget Is given out by the
mayor.
A stenographer for City Park Keeper
MIsch and a clerk for the plumbing in
spector's office were recommended to
the city council yesterday by the ways
and means committee.
p o 1 a lis t
... .: on Una addle.
: i. v tlon and Aloo-
'- holism (former-
-.'! ly of Salom, Or.),
can now b
patient i
Main' 6110.
- M found at 62
s5 Salmon at. (near
1 King), Portland,
11 Or who rare
Jth bablt or dla-
aas in two oars
witnoat pain.
Caa resume for
mer voo a 1 1 o n,
thoroughly' well,
In from 10 daya
to two weeks.
No money until
satisfied, he is cured. Phone
The school board did not meet yester
day afternoon owing to the absence of
several of the members from th city.'
They will probably hold their meeting
some ume mis ween.
Ws spong and press your clothes
shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month.
Main 614. A-4314. Wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark.
Several railroad men employed In the
Harriman officea In Portland have tak
en examinations for the position of
railway accountant for the Interstate
commerce commission and If they se
cure the required grades will have a
permanent position with the commis
sion. There are to be 76 accountants
appointed with salaries ran (tins- from
$150 to $200 a month. They are to be
used by the commission In going over
the books of such roads as may be
thought to be evading the ordera of the
commission.
The regular meeting of the Domeatlc
Science committee of the Y. W. C. A.
win be held at the rooms of the asso
ciation at 10:30 a. m. Thursday.
The estat of Mattle O'Connor, de
ceased, has been appraised at $4,766.(3.
The appraisers are O. A. Lyman, Frank
McDougal and Charles B. Merrick,'
Marlon F. DolDh has asked the countv
court to appoint him guardian over the
estate left to Koy r., Marguerite rt. and
Glorine M. Gardella.
COFFEE
The world is full of a
nonymous coffee: "Java
and Mocha."
Who returns your
money if you don't like
cm?
Tear tracer returns your money II yes deal
Uk. Schilling ' Beat i we par him.
Big Sayings on
umbrellas
A fortunate buy enables us to pUce a fine assort
ment of Umbrellas on sale this week at unusually
low prices. A glance will convince vou that these
umbrellas are well worth the original price. THIS
WEEK ONLY the following prices will prevail:
$2.00 Umbrellas on sale at .81.48
$2.50 Umbrellas on sale at . .81.70
$3.00 Umbrellas' on sale at ...$1.87
$6.50 Umbrellas, fine silk, on sale at $5.00
Child's Midget Umbrella, on sale at.... $1.89
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS "CROSS LONDON
GLOVES
ELASTIC
HOSIERY
Belts and Supporters
XABS
mum
mi rr
MATBBXAXa
OBTAIVABXJI
AM9 BTY
tnca
OViBAITIIB.
nrma
Btrxara
A9 TXM9T
QVAXJTT CXX.X
oasT
Aaa naas
We want everyone on this coast to
know about our facilities for sup
plying this class of goods on short
notice. We want you to-know that
we employ expert weavers and make
the goods in-our own store. Illus
trated catalogue and order blanks
furnished on application.
' Wa ay yea 4 peg east t save
A DOLLAR
, Starts an account in
: our Savings Department,
which may lead to the
road to wealth!
' Since nothing so fully
. demonstrates "how use
doth breed a . habit" as
the practice of saving, so
nothing yields the ten
fold benefit obtained by
the saving of small money.
We deem it a privilege
to explain the advantages
ot our Savings Depart
ment to all interested.
ttt pav Mat allow s4 am ekeofc.
AMERICAN BANK & TRUST
CO. OF PORTLAND
9 Seventh 51, Elks Tempi
U Ol RALSTON .Prea.
O. U If AC GIBBON.. Caahl.r.
DUCK SHOOTERS
You Should Carry
ILVLR-RILADY BOTTLES
aV'Pj L
On Your Hunting Trips
Fill a bottle with
boiling hot coffee,
tea or milk when you
start out in the
morning, and it will
be boiling hot 24
hours from then.
You can't afford to
be without one.
We carry both the Ever-Ready and Thermos Bot
tles; also Leather Carrying Cases.
I
INGILRSOLL
$ WATCHES
Are sold under a ONE YEAR'S
GUARANTEE and keep' just as
good time as a $100 watch. Every
man, woman, boy and girl should
have an Ingersolf Watch. A guar
anteed watch for 81.00
Horse Show
Second annual Horaa Show, Portland
Hunt Club, ORIENTAL BUILDING, Oo
tober 15-V8-17.
' Sale of seats opens Monday, October
f, Rows & Martin Drug Store. Reserved
Seats, 11.60; General Admission, 60c.
WILHOITMINERALWATER
LABBHS A THOMAS, Phone A-Slle.
84 Labbe Bide. cor. 2d and Washington.
At Forbes' Presbyterian church, Bell
wood street and Oantenbeln avenue,
there is a chance to hear the Tennessee
Jubilee singers tonight. They will give
their splendid entertainment consisting
of southern melodies and plantation
sonars together with excellent character
work In costumes. To hear them sing
ss only genuine negro voices can sing
these rich, sweet, almost forgotten songs
of the southland is to enjoy a treat long
to be remembered.
The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
company have moved into their new and
commodloua quarters in the Beck build
ing, corner of Seventh and Oak streets.
All of the city and business departments
oM(L the ground floor, and are
equippedwlth all conveniences neces
sary to accommodate the increasing de
msnds of v the public Converaatlon
booths for both local and long distance
service.
After
dow on
Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas,
Washoueal and way landings, aaiiy ex
ccpt Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at Z p. m.
IS
Elks'
W. Moore,
building. Seventh an
expert photographer,
id Btarn ats.
Dr. Cassedsy, eye, ear, nose, t
and tuberculosis. SIS Dekum bldg.
D. Chambers ft Bon., opticians,
Morrison street, corner of Sixth.
throat
SSI
Woman's Exchan
;b
ge, is Tentn street.
usiness men s lunon.
lunchll:8i to 2;
W. A. - Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. Skiff has moved hia officea to
the Medical building.
signs. 284 TsmhilL Mala
Berger,
31.
Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
a fall of 20 feet from a wln
the inalde court of tha Hotel
Antlera, Tenth and Washington streets,
onto a glass skylight. Daniel Martin,
a roomer at tha hotel, waa taken to the
Oood Samaritan hospital badly cut
about ths face, head and arm a The
police euppoae that Martin came home
Intoxicated and fell from the window
accidentally.
W. C Anderson, a farmer from
Washougal, Wash., en his war to Port
land, met a stranger en the train who
waa extremely friendly and suggested
thst they take a room together when
If your rugs are dirty,
DIRTY through and
through, send them to a
cleaner.
But If they are only
dull from dust and soot
settling on tfie surface,
use Ivory Soap. It will
make them look like
new. F
Drrtititni: Mate t Stlli
lather of I Tory Soap sad w-srni
wirrr (half cske of Irorr
Soap trill male aclet of
lather) and scrub rcf , width -t
j sridtk. Wipe with clean,
damp sponge.
t .Ivory Soap
9946 Per Cent. Pure.
Dr. McCracken, dentist, Rothchtld bid.
Jacobs, the tailor, S92 Morrison st.
' Journal want ads. lo a word.
Low Colonist Bates Via the
Canadian Pacific.
During October the Canadian Pacific
has on sale very low colonist rates from
eastern points to Portland. Tloketa can
be prepaid and delivery arranged by
telegraph. For rates and full particu
lars, apply at local office or addreaa
F. R; Jobnaon, O. A. P. D., Portland.
CITY BIPR0VEMENT
BONDS ARE SOLD
At a meeting Of the waya and means
committee of the otty council yesterday
afternoon SISH.OOO worth of Improve
ment bonds were sold, tne committee
having voted to award all blda of more
than 1 per. cent The largest buyers
were :
Inlted tSates National bank. 125.000
at par. accrued Intereat and 2 per cent
premium; R. L. Dunham. $21,000. par1,
accrued interest and SH per cent pre
mium: Canadian Bank of commerce.
$.6,000, par. arcrued Intereat and S per
cent; wster board, 114. S00. par, accrued
interest and t per cent premium.
Tn what wavrto authoriae the sate of
water bonds to the amount of a quarter
of a million dollara for immediate vne
waa s queatlon dlixmaoed at length by
the committee and R. I UAilon of the
water board. It was deridedvto ask the
city attorney for aa opinion.
Ladies' Style Store
99
Showing the latest creations
in Gowns, Evening Wraps,
Suits, Coats, Waists and an
attractive line of Silk Petti
coats. All our lines at EX
TREMELY LOW PRICES.
Look at These Suits
Just received a line of Strictly
Tailored Suits of Broadcloth,
as per cut. Black, navy, brown,
green. i H-t,
Price $21.00
Free Alteration.
Not Equaled in the City.
Drake & Swan Co.
415 Washington St. " ,
feet at the Eleetrte rountaln in the
Perkins rill snd ret snms of their Juat
ly celebrated Shell Oyster Specialties.
NEW SYNAGOGUE I
. P0R TALMUD TORAIII
A eew and tSandanme ernagngue a(lX
the earner of Vlxik and Hall etret i X
will " fc rrt4 r roftgrsatMei A
NnTh Z4rk TaUnad Tore a. Tbla ac- 1 Z
was served spon at the annual ' a
pwtiiwI .i in. ' "if rw .ill., m.11, 1 tMm
Paaday ntgM. The fallowing affWrs
iert for the ealna tarn:
Pt Hnl. t'. FTnwrovskr: vlc-rr-
I. I-aTvanarr: treaaurer. I. tl-rid-
RrtiiMs; rir,nrli.l aTlry. lrHila
RubMtia: tmard mt d',rrtnra, X -
tf4. A. nmn. U fhark. I. Bre
Anti-Taft Anti-Injunction f
MASS MEETING
Wednesday Evening
October 14th, at 8 o'CIock
' 1Ee ARMORY
Andrew Furuseth
4444)4
w
X
Cazadero Cars
PORTLAND RAILWAY.LIGIJT AND
POWER COMPANY ,
HEILIG W snd TVashlnrton
" Phones Main 1 and A-llll.
TONIGHT AT S:1S O'CLOCK, V
Last Tims Tomorrow Night, 1
The Bis; New Musical Comedy,
'A KNIGHT FOR A DAY"
Prices ll-oO. 1. 76c, 0c.
SEAT SALE
OPENS TODAY
FOR THS! . ; i
'CLANSMAN
A Story of ths Ku Klux Klen. '
HEILIO thbatrb ;
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nljhtav
October 16, is, n.
Bpeclal Price Matinee Saturday.
PRICES Evenings 60o, 76c. f 1. tilt
Matinee 25c, 50c, 76c, tl-
Seats Selling at Theatre box tmice.
ir.tn 117 'A-4224.
This le the third and posltlirely last
v nf the Raker Stock Comoany tn
rn oxbxi ov m oozjdxs wiir
Oct your seats as once. arveninK
prices J 6c, sse, toe; maunee i.e. oo.
Curtain ( a harp. Next week "Browa
of Bar-aaV
BAKER THEATRE
Main 8, A-5H. Oregon Theatre Co.
Inc., lessee. Geo. It. Baker, Gen. Mgr.
Matinee Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday
Back again All this Week the
famous Richards & Prlngle's 1 i
"MIN5TREW"
Night prices 250, 60c. 76c fl: matinee
250.60c. Next week "TUs Hoaeyxaooaass"
8, A-1090.
Kate.'
, Holldaye
IS-25-S0e
Effective Wednesday, October 14th
Cazadero cars will arrive and leave from First
and Alder streets as heretofore.
4M4)44)S)4M
v. Bx. Sundays and 1
THEATRE 1s.2s-so.7se
Advanoed TandeTUls Weak Oo. 1ft,
BeBarea Beztette) Hope, Boots 4 Oo.)
"" ummerrllle, Paul Taladoa,
Howard tt Howard. Irwls . Green,
Black J oues, Orpaena Ploturee, Or
peum Orchestra. ,
PANTAGES THEATRE
ASTAJTOB9 TAVBBTXXZJL - '
tare of All xrettoas.
8 Zingarl Singers 8 :
Presenting the Spectacular Scenle Oper
atic jKroauction,
r T.n.T!
"OTPBT UTB.1
4 Matinees dally, 16c. Two shows
nignt. l&o ana zae.
at
Announcement
To the Ladies of Good Taste WTien looking for something good to
eat, take home a loaf of
Butter-Nut Bread
There are various other kinds of Bread on the market but remember
there is but one Batter-Nut Bread.
Thst is the kind which bears this label. Every
ingredient used in the manufacture of Butter
Nut Bread is the best that money will buy, and
" - W every precaution is exercised in the handling
).M1 r ot this meritorious product to insure you of
1- tne 0Mt Bread it is possible to make. You will
make no mistake by calling for Butter-Nut
bbcxyx rmfiLi rarsmma
Mra. H. Murphy.. Ill Wahster st Mrs. A. D. Stacy. .Woodstock, Or.
Mrs. J. S. 0.burn..ll Serond st. Miss Ethel M ear ham. 114 B. Main
Mra IX E. Chandler. .J1S Sheridan Mlaa. Julia M. Clanahaa. .104 4th
BUTTER-NUT BREAD CO, Second & Columbia
i
!
i
at
aad H. Uid.!!n. A repert waa '
Special representative of the American Federation of Labor,
!
Come One
Come All
LYRIC THEATRE
SLVIK1U COKPAJTT .
Present
YOUNG MRS.WINTHR0P
OotoBea 11 Week '
Beat Week, Oe. ItWBtrlekea ' Bllad."
The STAR Maln ,4,fc
Matinees Wednesday. Satarday, - Sunday
For the entire week of October 1L
Klimt & Osxxolo Present
-THH HOCXT U OUBTAXV BXPBBCS,1'
A new railroad play of the Ooldea
West. Matinees at 2;S p. m. Every
evening at t:lS. Matinee priees lie, lie.
Night price 15c, J 6c. 15c, SOe. SeaU
nay be reserved by either phone. ;
Beat Week At Cripple Creek.
THE GRAND Vaudeville de Loxe
ABOTXX3
liatera Tlleroae,
Daring and Sensa
tional Globe Per
formers. Beblea at Brooks.
Karry Tkoratoa.
BIO KU.
Adams a OaU.
The ZjeAadars.
Tops.Topsy a pa
lre4 Baaet.
graadaseope.
TEETH
W.i.,nr4w i
Save
Money
Flemish and Oak Finish
S1.40 PDl OALLO.f
Uquld Wood Filler
l.ss rsn oalxom
Portland Sash & Door Co.
ta rBOB-r rr.
roanan, oi
Uttle "AileU" tlwij-s pay.
HAVE YOU
A PIANO?
Cwn snd hare fre examtnatlea.
WE EXTRACT TEilH 1"H f
ILVER ril-I-INOg 35 TT
ooud riuuiNaa J6 t p
PET Or TEETH f l.Ot
PPLENPm PFT Ij.l'
GOLD CROWNS . .. 92.BA TO 45. OO
All wrk BTarsiir1 it lea )uit
Ladv aftnviaet always rit
All work dnae aholuUly lllt M't
eaparteaca.
A otane ht Um turn, la r
ma rl'ra. It balpa ta create a e-' A" nrk ab-oUiely "t
Hetfy ben atmnartWe. It ar-clallats af fre-a ll So 7af.
vriTm r away. It would nN
prlae yn knew how eaally ye may
a awed piano. 'Iwr credit la
feed. Cem and a wa. W. nai m-
aaoa; w aia Sail M hmmImi Mr.
K-w r' eaea, err. esoa BBj D
L'saa ptaeoe $19 aa4 na 1
Boston Denlisls
ItlH Morrtsea U.
Basse Paswe .-o yx
Sherman, Clay & Co.
trta aa4 pr-w-H. c-it. pesSafftoe,! Tnnv-r".! ' - '
then H t