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THE , OREGON" SUNDAY. JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY "MORNING, JANUARY 18, . 1910.
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OLSON&MAHONYT
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Will Operate Passenger and
Freight Steamers in Compe
tition With the Richardson
, Steamship Line.
Zeppelin VI to Be Put Into
Commission Between Ham
burg and Berlin in July.
A' ww linn of tfmr for paaHen-f-r
and frltht aTVlee. bHweon Port
land and San FYanclnoo, liaa b-n In
augurated, acrordlna: to Information r
cuivad ' yraterday afternoon by The
Journal from a reliable source. Th
kpWs lint will b composed of tlio
at camera belonging- to the Olaon Ma-
hony company, the MoCormlck Lum-1
br company and the Loop l.umhr com-1
pany, and will br operated under th
nam of the Olson i Mahony Kteam
hlp line. The local H grot a will be1
W.; II, Llttlo. formerly agont here for
the Loop Lumber, company, and W. L.
Crawford.
ohadala ot Annoasoad.
" The achedule for the aalllnga of tho
ateamera which will operate on the
pew line ' has not been announced aa
yet. but it waa stated that the vesnpla
would make frequent nailing, enperlally
aa they will nearly all of them handle
pangera beaidea the crneral cargora f
wMM, Iia will tkl. .. A i
"Z",: x-::". : miar ita.n sua to
V' "I?-" l:.-rr"ll'"jQo. W. Klder. s.n Pedro.
i vuiij iia.viiiihii uuuiriri , RM1V.H ('Mil R. V
(Iut)lirtira' I To. Iitaaed Wire.)
Kerllti, Jim. 15. On of tne Important
unilertaktnfc-K of Germany' indefatigable
airship expert yet exploited will be
launched In Germany next aumtner.
In July the neweat dlrlglblr. the Zp
pelln VI. will be iienl to that city, where
rrana;ementa are bring completed for
the erection of a temporary reception
alied. Then It In Intended to atart an
alrahlp paanena;er aervlce between Ham
burg; and Itrrlln with a view to the ea-1
tabllnhment of regular alrahlp connec- j
tlona, following aa cloaely aa poaalble a
fixed time table.
Zeppelin VI la large enough to accom- !
inodate 30 peraona. Prince Henry of
Pruanla la an Influential aupporter of
the project, and It la "aid that the Ham
burg atate aenate in prepared ftnan-1
cially to back It. A permanent alrahlp
hall will probably be built next year.
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of flfefe
Wc have, never known any furniturehouse to turn its stock of goods -over
faster than we do; therefore our furniture is always the newest
in the city. If something remains on 'our floors three months we
clear it outwithout profit ( if necessary. What we lose, in prpfct v.
we gain in prestige, for everybody likes to buy the latest when fur
nishing their homes. We held a big removal sale before occupying ;
our new building and cleared out most everything.- Whenever we'
find a scattering piece we cut the price, cash it in without profit '
The ranges and dining room furniture specialed this week were
moved over from our old store; and has been in 'stock nearly six
months. While you will note no difference between it and other ,
furniture, yet . we have .an' ambition to keep cleaned up, to have
everything entirely new. .' You profit by the reductions. Please
remember that our goods are not 'priced so high, regularly, that
we can give 50 per cent cuts. If they were we would not have done
such an enormous business, therefore a 15 to 25 per cent reduction
is a BIG CUT ON OUR GOODS.
day, schooner Churchill, from Aatorla. i
Tldea at Aatorla Sunday High water: i
4:43 a. m.. 1.0 feet; 4:82 p. m.. 7.4 feet, j
Low water: 10:63 a. m., 1.4 feet; 11
p. in.. 0. feet
MAHINK INTELLItfEXCE
company, which baa large and well fur
nished paaaengcr accommodations.
The Olaon ac Mahony 8teamahlp line
will run to Oak atreet dock, and will
b an active competitor of the Rlch
ardaon Steamahlp line, which formerlr
handled the Olaon & Mahbny ateamers
running to thla port. It la aald that
tna field looked ao promising that tho
owners decided to operate their own
boat.
The ateamer belonging to the Loop
Lumber company, the F. R Loop and
the jonan Poulsen. have been coming' Manx King. B,aa Meraey
here regularly for lumber cargoes, butlKelburn, Hr. bk Inman-Poulneti
have not brought freight north. Ttv Htepnanotla, Br. as Inman-PoiilNen
the new arranaement ther will hrina- Sully,
Arrire. I
....Jan. Id
Jan. 1il
Kanaaa City. San Francisco. . . . Jan. 17'
Klamath, San Francisco Jan. .0
Roanoke, Harj Pedro i . Jan. 21
Roae City, San Francisco Jan. 24
Santa Clara, Ban Francisco Jan. 1(1
XagtOar Users Due to Depart. j
George W. Elder, San Pedro. .. .Jan. IS;
Hreakwater, Coo Hay Jan. It i
Kanaaa City. Han Franclaco Jan. tl
Alliance, Coos Ray Jan. 2i'
Roanoke. Ban Pedro Jan. 2t :
Rose City, Kan Franclaco Jan. 28 ; I
Santa, Clara, San Francisco. .. .Jan. it .
Tassels la Fort. I
'8ul
Ft. bk.
fen.nl ,1.1. .. .,ti .. i leyiano orgs., or,
r"tl . i:.'m": w " """ Donna Franfceoca,
; Klamata Due Tneaday.
Tbe- Klamath, which will be the first
of the line to bring up passengers un
der the new arrangement, will be due
to arrive here Tueadav morn In mil
instead of coming to St Helens, as was
at first Intended, she will come first
to Oak street dock, where she will dis
charge her passengers and general
freight before going down river to take
on a lumber cargo.
Among tbe steamers which will be
operated on tho line are the Olson 4
Mahony steamers. J. MarhofTer. Thomas
L. Wand. Jim Butler and Olson & Ma
hony; the F. S. Loop and the Johan
Poulsen of the Loop Lumber company,
and the Klamath. Yellowstone. Cas
cade, Yoaemlte and Shoshone, belonging
to the McCormick Lumber company.
M. 8. DOLLAR ON WAY.
British SteAmw Will Take Out Lam-
4 ber to Chins.
For a cargo of lumber for China, the
British' ateamer M. g. Dollar of the
Jtobert Dollar line of steamships, sailed
jcateraay rrom Victoria for Portland,
and should be due in the river tomor
row morning. Jie has a small quan
tity or pig iron aboard for this port
amounting . to about 100 tons, which
will be discharged before she begins to
joHa jumner.
ine British steamer Stophanotia,
which-Is under charter to the Pacific
Export Lumber company for -a cargo
i muui a.Duu.uuu reet of lumber to
.mna, arrived in the river , yesterday
b uuo io arrive at the Inman
Poulscn mills last night or this morn-
AEHALEM HAS LARGE CARGO
itarge Left Last ISight in Tow of
Geo. II. Vosburg for Nchalem.
Laden with 800 tons of general
freight, the barge Nehalem, In tow of
the sterner George R. Vosburg, Cap
tain Rorvlk. left last night for Neha
lem. Besides the freight on the Ne
. halem, the Voaburg carried about 60
tons of general merchandise.
Of the freight on the barge, 600 tone
was railroad iron for the Pacific Rail
ay & Navigation company, 60 tons
was' construction iron for the Sweeney
Construction company and DO tons was
general merchandise, hay and other
supplies. al jr Nehalem.
: ALOXG THE WATERFRONT.
vun tib tons of general freight and
, about 70 passengers, the steamer Alll-
i nnce, captain Parsons, sailed last night
for Coos Bay.
1 Laden with 1160 tons of cement and
senoral merchandise the steam schooner
Nome City will be due to arrive at
Couch street dock tomorrow afternoon.
"The steamer Northland will be due
, ,tu arrive at Couch street dock Tues
day afternoon, from San Francisco,
with a cargo of 875 tons of cement
and general merchandise. She will
' also have passengers.
With passengers and freight. the
aieainanip santa uiara. Captain Noren,
Bailed yesterday afternoon for Eureka'
; and San Francisco.
Carrying passengers and general
; freight the steamer George W. Elder
will be due to arrive today from San
Francisco.
Work on the loading of the oriental
liner Selja was begun yesterday and
sl?he.took on a part of her lumber cargo
which waa barged down from the In-tnan-Poulaen
mills to the Alaska dock
fihe will probably move again today
or Monday to the Albina dock where
ic mil i on aDout 4000 tons
flour, which with the lumber will
to Chinese and Japanese polls.
North Bank
ah St Johns ,
Jean Bart. Fr. bk North Bank
Belen, Fr. bk Aatorla.
Altalr, Br. bk ..Columbia
Poltalloch. Br. bk Victoria dolphins
Berlin. Am. acb (Jobla
Henry Vfllard. Am. slw Astoria 1
Brabloch. Br. bk St Johna
Glenalvon, Br. ah Portland Lbr. Co.
Oulf Stream, Br. bk Standard Box
6t Nicholas. An. sh Gobi
Selja, Nor. SB Alaska
King Cyrus, Ar. sen St Helens
Andre Theodore, Fr. bk. .Montgomery 2 .
2a Bout to Lom lumber. I
Welleale. Am. aa San Franclaco ,
Churchill, Am. actv. Honolulu
Olympic, Am. as San Francisco
Casoo ..San frranclsco
Inoa Am. sen. ...Dan Francisco
& K. Wood, Am. acb, .... San Franclaco i
Marboffer . San Francisco I
H B. Bendlxen. Am. sch. San Francisco :
. . . . . a a o xy i
Dk..kMn. A m mm Can ITa nrtl mir I
Dliuniiuiio, mm a .uuvinv. .
Rainier, Am. as San Francisco'
Carlos, Am, ss.. San Francisco;
Tamalpals, Am. ss San Franclaco'
Forester, Am. sch Ban Francisco
Tellowstone. Am. ss San Franclaco
En Kontf tfith Oamant and. Oansral, .
Hoasuet, Fr. bk. Am warp-
Crillon. Fr. sh. Antwerp
Ernest Legouve, FT. bk. Hamburg
a Perouae, Fr. bk Antwerp
Leon Blum. Fr. bk Ban Franclaco
Marechal Noalllea, Fr. bk Antwerp
Notre Dame d'Arvoir, Fr. bk.. . .Antwerp
Wnvertreo. Br. sh. Liverpool
Arctic 8tream, Br. sh. Tyne
Orsia Tonnage En Xonta In Ballast.
Amiral Cecllle. Fr. sh. Honolulu
Comllobank, Br. bk Valparaiso
Le PUier. Fr. bk uubiin
Pierre Lotl. Fr. bk. , Dublin
Rene, Fr. bk. San Francisco
(Ml earners n aouu.
Atlas, Am. as. San Francisco '
Asuncion. Am. ss ....... San Francisco
aVrgylo. Am. as San Franolaoo (
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MODESTY, WATCHWORD
OF J. A. HIGINB0THAM
Chics go, Jan. 15. "I have the honor
and pleasure of presenting to you one
of the nation's brightest wits, moat pro
found philosophers and most briliant
orators," announced John U. Hlgln
botham, Introducing liimnolf to an au
dience at the Press club. "He is a man
from whose Hps eloquence pours in torrents-
of scintillating logic, and from
whose massive brain thoughts flash like
livid lightning, illuminating in a single
Instant tho entire universe; a man
whose wisdom embraces the wisdom of
the ages; a writer with the wit of a
Cervantes, the skill of a Ralzac and the
genius of a Hugo. In fact, I think, that
is where ho got most of his stuff."
The audience was not annoyed at the
nice things Mr, Higlnbothatn said about
himself. He had explained that they
were written by Douglas Malloch, who
bad promised to Introduce him. But Mr.
Malocb happened to be out of town.
After Introducing himself Mr. Hlgin-
botham gave a lecture on Holland. j
of
go
Continual Headache
May lead to serious troubles.
Coffee causes headache
And various ailments
In many persons who
Don't understand the cause.
Try leaving off coffee ten
Days and use well-made
POSTU
M
MARINE NOTES.
. Astoria, Jan. 15. Condition at the
. mouth of the river at 5 p. m.. smooth;
wind southeast 24 miles; weather, raining.".'"-
.Astoria, Jan. 15. Sailed at 8:40 a. m.
.steamers Golden Gate and Elmore, for
TlUam'ook; arrived at 8:40 a. m., and
i-.t t us i at 2 p. ., ' British steamer
Mephenotia, from San Francisco; sailed
at 11:15 a. tti., steamer Rose City, for
San Francisco; arrived at 4 and left up
at t p. m. steamer Geo. -U' Klder, from
Sajt Podro fttid way ports; arrived down
at $ p. mJ steamer Argyll. -
Ban Francisco, Jan. "ISv-Arrived at 2'
a. m.. steamer Casoo. from Portland;
arrived t A a. n., ateamer Roanoke,
rrom "ortiana. ror Ban Pedro; sailed at
1 p. in., ateamer Kansas City, for. Port
tnnd; sailed last night steamers Dow
doln Cascade wnd fome City. tor-Port-land.
, !; -
Ak-toria Jan. 15. Sailed, British
Varqer M. B-i Doilaror Portland.
VVosu-oit, Jan. 15. Arrived yeflter-1
As the regular table beverage
It contains no drugs,
Like caffeine found in coffee,
Nor other harmful substance.
POSTUM is made of
Clean roasted wheat and a
Small amount of molasses,
And while it tastes
Similar to mild, high-grade
Coffee tt is a pure food drink.
Served piping hot with
Good cream, it's delicious.
'There's a Reason"
Special Chiffonier Bargains
One Massive Chiffonier, quartered oak, colden
finish, rubbed, colonial design, swell front, oval
mirror, French plate, beveled and hung land
scape, top 21x38, 4 large drawers dQC fl
and 2 small ones, val. $47.50, at. . .DODeOU
One Birdseye Maple Chiffonier, straight lines,
mirror 22x28, in birdsevc frame and standard
to match, wood knobs, very best -workmanship.
This is an extra fine chiffonier, good enough
for anybody. Priced low at $-r5. 1 1
Special D'tleOU
One Solid Oak Chiffonier, golden finish, colo
nial design, top 2()xH(, with beveled mirror 12x
20. rectangular, value $i;..r0. Spe Q QQ
Sanc as above, without mirror, val. rfA AA
$12.00. Special tjlioUU
Best
Ranges
Reduced
25 Per
Cent
! nVi a a.. i.ii.J
Rugs $16.95
9x12 Axminsters
xl2 Axminsters, just received; newest
designs, tans and browns, varied pat
terns. Sp 1, while they last 910.05
xl2 Axminsters, other than above,
special, each, only ....$18.75
k12 American Orientals, value $32.50,
special, each .$24.40
14 American Orientalsvalue $40.00,
special, each $27.50
cl2 Seamless Tapestry Brussels, value
$12.00,.spccial, each ........ .$8.00
d2 Sanitary Rugs, value $8.00, spe
cial, each .$5.05
fT Superior Axminster, tan floral, val.
$18.00, special $12.85
9 Superior Axminster, scroll design,
value $18.00, special $10.00
4x6 American Orientals, varied colors and designs, value $8.00,
special, each $5.95
Net Cash at Above Prices.
$33.75
Bcf6re moving into our new building we had a big
ale on Ranges, prtfernng to cash them in without
profit rather than to move same. We succeeded" so
well in our efforts that our line was badly broken
up. We have a carload due to arrive in a few days
and another to be shipped in two weeks. There
fore we have decided to finish closing out the old
stock on the same terms as they were being sold
during our removal sale 25 PER CENT REDUC
TION. These include the famous Banner Line,
which have adjustable flue strips to regulate the
draft in range to any chimney, so you will have
no trouble if you move into other houses. They
have drop feed doors, long flue boxes with hot
blast features in each. Pouch feed, nickel guard
rail, extension and shelf, deep and high ovens, and
lain nickel trimmings, which are easily kept clean.
arranted 1U years.
No. 16, Faultless Banner, the regular 07 CA
$50.00 value, specially priced this sale fJf 0U
No. 18, Faultless Banner, the regular tiOQ CA
$52.50 value, specially priced this sale aad U
No. 18, Trojan Banner, the regular
$45.00 value, specially priced this sale
$20.00 Malleable, with reservoir, the reg- ttC? AA
ular $75.00 value, specially priced now v)U.Ul
Famous Acorn Ranges
Reduced
The Acorn is'made by the oldest stove makers in
America and is used by millions. These are extra
heavy ranges and warranted for 20 years. Have
hot blast fire box, drop feed door, extension end
shelf. Oven made of 12 gauge steel and guaranteed
never, to warp or buckle. Wc are also including
our broken line of these in our sale, as we have
another car to bo shipped in two weeks.
No. 16, Aurora Acorn, with reservoir,
the regular $47.50 value, special, at
No. 18, Aurora Acorn, square, with res
ervoir, the regular $42.50 value, special
No. 20, Victor Acorn, square, reser
voir, the regular $55.00 value, special, at
No. 16, Modern Acorn, square, reser-
voir the regular $50.00 value, special, at
No. 18, Modern Acorn, square, reser- tlf "71?
voir, the regular $55.00 value, special, at aflalD
25 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL ACORN
COOK STOVES ALSO
Carpet Remnants at Below Cost
We dctire to mabe a cteamweep of Carpet Remnants and'will even sell
them below cost all under 10 yards in length. We have a number of
beautiful Biglow Axminsters, 2 yards long, that will make elegant rugs.
rugs worth over $4.00 if made by the carpet mills. These will go at 11.90
each this week. Come early if you want one. Some patterns in Borders
at fl.45 each. We also have a number of high grade velvets, 2 yards long,
which will go at fl.65 each; borders, fl.25. Tapestry Brussels, 2 yartfs
long.-at $1.60, and borders at $1.00. In our Longer Remnants we have
some beautiful patterns that will make hall runners or two rugs, all up
to 10 yards, below cost. From 20 to 30 yards we have some excellent pat
terns that Will cover small rooms. These will be sewed, lined and laid for
106 per yard, artd we aim to merely get cost out of them to clear up
our floor.
Also we have some 5 to 12 yard pieces Inlaid Linoleum that will be
sold below cost per yard.
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Clearance Prices on Dressers
One Quartered Oak Dresser, golden finish,
colonial style, wood knobs, 2 "small top drawers
and 2 large deep ones, mirror 20x32, rectangu
lar shape, top 22x45 inches, 'very rich design.
An attractive piece of furniture, good value at
the regular price of $50.00, Soe- Jorr fn
cial at.... ......... :..i.M.DU
One Golden Oak Dresser, semi-princess, in
large design, with 2 rows of 3 drawers, each
extending tip on either side of mirror, one long
drawer at bottom. A very striking and at
tractive dresser. Value $40.00. Ann A A
Special $30.00
Circassian Walnut Dressers, swell front. with
neatly shaped mirror 24x30 inches in size, 2
large drawers and 2 small ones. Size of ton
is 20x44 inches. Nothing in furniture is more
beautiful in its simplicity and harmony than
this class of furniture. Must be seen to be
fully appreciated. Reer. orice $35. An
Special , . tbZO.aW
One Solid Oak Princess Dresser, rrolden finish.
neatly shaped French plate mirror 18x36, one
long drawer and two small ones. rft O 4 A
Value. $17.50. Special olJ.4U
Solid Oak .Golden-Finish Dresser, standard de
sign, 2 small top drawers, serpentine-shaped,
with 2 large drawers below, straight, Top is
22x42, with French plate beveled mirror 18x20
inches in size. Value $15. Spe- ft f or
cial
Genuine Oak Dresser, golden finish, colonial
design, top 20x42, with beveled mirror 24x30,
rectangular in shape. A rare of- (t r AA
fering. Reg. price $20. Special. hl JU U
Great Dining Chair Spec
ial
We have several hundred Hardwood Dining
Chairs, different patterns, on special dt A A
sale at iDlUU
Pillow Special, $2.25 a Pair
Six-pound Mixed Duck Feather Pillows, made
by Charles Emmerich, special at, per or
Pr CL.LO
Clearance Sale of Dining Room Furniture
85 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ODD DINING TABLES,
BUFFETS AND CHINA CLOSETSr-TO CLOSE
, OUT BROKEN LINES
Poatum Oreal Coi T,td.,. Cattle Creek,
'. V ."m : , Mich. .. .
7
II Brass Beds
h r si if
ID ' 3
$35.50
$31.00
$41.75
$37.50
; Did you ever hear
of the like. Cheap
er than Iron Beds
elsewhere. W e
have the finest
Brss Bedroom on
the coast and
want you to see
our display. Brass
Beds reduced .
15 to :
25 Per Cent
China Closets Reduced
One quartered oak China closet,, mirror back of top shelf; also
mirror back piece on top shelf of cabinet; bent glass sides and
door, 4 shelves, large and roomy. The regular tOQ AA
$38.00 value, specially priced for this great sale yaOaUU
One large beautiful quartered oak China Closet, bent glass sides
and front; 4 shelves, with mirror back for top one. tfOI AA
Has rope column on either side of door. Reg. $35 vUUU
One quartered oak Cabinet; bent glass sides, straight front
with small door opening from "top shelf only; mirror back in
this upper compartment; has 3 shelves in lower part. ttO CA
The regular $32,50 value,, specially priced tjiis sale (Pa4TraOU1 '
One solid oak' Cabinet, quarter sawed; bent glass ends and
swell front; mirror in back, of top piece; 3 shelves. 4M AA
The regular $21.00 value, specially priced this sale )10avU
One quartered oak China Closet; bent glass ends, straight
tront; 6 sneives; plain design; a .bargain at the reg
ular price of $18.50, special price for this
Clearance Prices on Buffets
One quartered oak Buffet; 2small drawers. 1 linen drawer anr!
a large bin in bottom; good French plate beveled mirror. This
is small but very neat. Good value at $30.00, fO CA
specially priced at the low clearance sale price of ?a.dU
One quartered golden oak Buffet with 2 small drawers and
large bin; good French plate beveled mirror; very M 7 AA
tasty in design. Regular $22.50 value, -special ataM,UU
One Early English Buffet, quartered o,ak; swell top and straight
front below; 2 small drawers; 3 French plate mirrors in back.
This piece has 4 small drawers, 2 small bins and 1 linen drawer.
Excellent design and finest finish, fine enough. for Jt 7C
any home. The regular $55.00 value, special at
..One Early English Buffet, A-No". 1 finish; quartered oak; mis
sion design, glass front, canopy top; large and roomy size
22x52 inches. A good bargain at the regular price rn
of $50, specially priced at low clearance sale price of yu( DU
One golden oak quartered Buffet, large mirros back; 4 small
drawers, large linen drawer and 2 bins, size 20x48 fcC Crt
in.; French legs and claw feet, reg. . $47.50,yspecial pJd.JU
Dining Tables Reduced 25 per Cent
One square Table, 6 foot extension; 5 square legs, top when
closed 42x42 inches. Early English finish; a good M J Crt
table at the regular price of $18.00, specially priced 9iJOU
One square Table, golderi finish; 6 foot extension; top when
ciosea xm incnes; a round legs witn tiuted bot- ffJQ fA
torn. The regular $18.00 value, specially priced at PlJauU
One quartered oak, Early English finiSh, Extension Table;
45x45 inches when closed; square pedestal base; thoroughly
mission In design. Good Jock on pedestal, holding top and base
securely. An excellent 'opportunity to get a good, high class
table here at the price of a cheap one. The regular (Oi re
price is $32.50; specially . priced for' this sale at PaCfl.uU
One solid oak, golden, quarter sawed, polished Table; 5 large
round legs with claws on bottom; 6 foot extension, 1 O AA
Regular $4.00 value, specially priced at P10VU
, T inv-a. ivv. avvMuiai wa-r.w vaiuvt pi
jOne solid oak, golden finish Table, extends 6 feet; 44 inch top;
he reg- 9 A A A round pedestal base; neatly veneered; claw feet. AA
sale is Don't overlook this bargain; low at $22.50, special at PlUaaU
w. u acoBOAir, ma. oxo. . atckubt, Sao. s. u. xoboak, tim rr
Our Own ( IN ew) Building
69-?y .yvfflp13'' Cor As
.Grand ffl ' "
Quartered
Oak Ladies'
Writing
Desk
-Special at
; $5.00
This " is - a Temarkabie -. bargain.' See ' them:
u -,