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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1915. ) FAIR TEST SHOULD COME ON DRY FIELD SAY RIVAL COACHES Bezdek of Oregon Declares Victorious Team Was "Varsity at Best," BREAKS AGAINST AGGIES Dr. Stewart Xamenta Slopplnese of ricld Which Put O. A. O. at Dis advantage In Classlo Conflict. University of Oregon. Kugene. Or., Nov. 20. The outcome of thn O. A. C.-Orrgun game lias Riven birth to a plethora of statement. Practically nil of the critics, however, praise. Coach Hugo Bezdek for accomplish ing a fent in football coaching. The Oregon team started the ncason with the "dope" in Its favor, but It railed to materialize and a funeral recon struction of the team w;is effected by the Oregon mentor. j Besdek Badiatee Happiness. Coach Bezdek stated that the team that played u.d won from O. A. C. was OrrKon at Its best, although a dry field would have Increased the offensive strength of the lemon-yellow elfven considerably. "I think the boys put up a strong and winning fight. It Is one of the lost teams I've ever coached. People don't realize what a strong team Ore gon put into the game. O. A. C. put up a Rood, hard, clean fight," said the coich, who nays he "Is the hap piest man in the world." Btewarb Lauds Both Tumi. Dr. K. J. Stewart, coach of the frfifon Aggies, said: "The day went against us. All the 1 realcs went against our boys, but ..froth teams played great ball. I cer tainly wish it had been a dry field, tind then I could have grasped Coach -j;ey.dek's hand and told him that the list team won." Umpire Looked for Even Break. ItoHine Kawcttt, umpire of the p;uii, said: "Oregon showed up stronger than I or expected. Hut it was a bad day and a miserable field. I looked for nu even break. It's hard to Bay what would have happened on a dry field. "Tim slippery field Injured the of fpiiMlii' of both teams. In Bucli a oikii tin; team thiit 'an take advantage ol' I'ti .ikn will always win. The Ore- gond showed ureal light and resource fulness in making tho most of thes I leaks, otherwise I would have looked lor an even h in fact no score." Dr. Roi. Deplorea Wet Field. Tr. Tom ltoss says It was the greatest lighting came he had ever eeen. "Kor fierce fighting without let-up for four quarters 1 never saw any thing liko it. It Is a pity the field was In such a bad condition," he said. HARRISBURG WINS TWICE Harrisburg, Or., Nov. 20. Harris burg high school won both frames of a double-header of basketball hero last night. The second team won from llalsey'n second team, 21 to 20, and the first team won from Jlalsey high by a score of f'l to lu. Harrlsburg high plays Albany high at Albany, Decem ber 3. MAKE WAY FOR JONESY Clarence S. Jones of Excello, Ohio, brother of Howard and Tad Jones, two of Yale's most famous former ath letffi. recently won the 100 yard dash In the fall eports staged In the New Haven Institution, covering; the dis tance In 10 3-6 seconds. WAR CANT STOP SPRINTS In spite of the Kuropcnn war, there Is a j-omarkable Interest in profes sional" spri nt inn in some parts of Eng land. In a recent 130 yard handicap j at New castle-on-Ty ne there were 238 . qnn ips neeessi iau nsc av preliminary heats. A 90 yard handicap at Audcn ahaw drew 200 entries. Columbia Gets Swimming. Columbia university. New York city, will stage the annual Intercollegiate Swimming association championships on Friday, March 24, 1916. IF BACK HURTS TIE SALTS TO Says Backache is sure sign you have been eating too much meat. Uric Acid in meat clogs Kidneys and irritates the bladder. Most folks forget that the kidneys. like the bowels. get sluggish and dogged and need a flushing occasion ally, else we have backache and dull misery In the kidney region, severo headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. Y.ou simply must keep your kidneys - active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain In the kldnev region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here. b a tublesnoonful In a sinna of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with llthia, and Is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to nortnal activity. It also neu tralises the acids in the urine so It no longer Irritates, thus ending blad der disorders. Jad Salts Is harmless: Inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent llthia V water drink which everybody should f take now and then to keep their kld- tweyn citritii, wiua avuiuiiig serious com plications. A well-known local druggist says he ' sails lots of Jsd Salts to folks who be- .: neve in overcoming aiuney trounie . .Tfhlle It la only trouble. (Adr.) Fill KIDNEYS NAPA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, BUILDS STONE BRIDGES wM , : :ptMir ' m r rml W&i VT'- - -i-J !$-ir; "fJrf&L - - oS v " . "' 'jC uliniri n ill -m .wyj8Wlly ' JL 1 S-ASxSii TjK's of stone bridges constructed V Han KninciHco, Nov. CO. To those tourists coming' from Oregon, Califor nia or any other part of the west of fers lew marvels of road construction. After seelnK the Columbia river high way with its wonderful bridges of concrete and steel the work in other parts is not very impressive. There Is an exception. That Is in Nupa county, California, where the su pervisors have covered the entire county with stone bridges, all after one general pattern. Stone Brldg-ea In Nipa County. This county has so Jar huilt -S3 of them from native stone and is still at work, covering every creek and every culvert with a bridRe of the stone arch V " BOYS AND GIRLS DELIGHT IS THE mind of the small boy may now wander from the old swimming hole, as mentioned in "Tom Sawyer" and "Huckleberry Finn." to something more realistic in his own sphere, for the school board has presented him with two beautiful new swimming pools to bathe In to his heart's content. Although the semester is only half oer, great strides have been made in aquatics among the grammar grades. There is now no excuse for any normal child not to learn to swim. Competent Instructors are always on hand to thin the ranks of the beginners and to give the more advanced pupils pointers to ward better performance. Leaders' classes have been formed, and, with the advanced swimmers organized, all attention will now be centered upon the non-swimmers. Every member of the swimming classes Is taught practical life eaving and resuscitation. Each member of a swimming class is appointed a commit tee of one to look out for the safety of the others. The hyglenlo care of the tanks is closely watched, and every precaution taken to Insure perfect safety to every bather. All swimmers are required to shower first naked and then to reshQW er with bathing suits on. The water in the pools Is constantly undergoing fil tration, and is always kept at a pleas ing temperature. FOUGHT MANY BATTLES Former Lightweight Boxing Cham pion Oscar Battling Matthew Nelson a few days ago engaged in his 145th ring contest in Kansas City, Mo. The Durable Dane has been fighting for 19 years and still believes he can beat many of the present day lightweights. Mrs. Hundy Starts Practice. Los Angeles, Nov. 20. (P. N. S.) With her husband. Tom Bundy. as training partner. Mrs. May Suttcn Bundy today began practice for her tennis matdh next Thursday with Molla BJuratedt. Mrs. Bundy said that ow ing to Miss Bjurstedt's great endur ance she has to have a man training partner to put her In the proper con dition. V. S .C. Star Player lU-turiiH. Los Angeles, Nov. 10. (P. N. S.) Leo Uvernash, star V. S. C. football player, who has been laid up wjth an ankle injury for several weeks, Is ex pected to be In the big game with the University of California on Thanks giving day. Llvernash w-lll enter in the last half, according to Coach Gla::e. Panama Plays Baseball. Panama has an eight club baseball league made up of players employed In the canal sone, men from the arm' and civilians. An effort la being made to have some of the major league teams take spring practice there In 1916. ft by the supervisors of Napa county, rrpW type. The stone work heretofore has meant a higher cost than concrete but this county has been able to build these types at a cost which in eoch instance has been at least 10 per cent loss than the engineers estimate on concrete construction. The size of the bridges is not lim ited. The Monticello bridge for in stance, has three spans of 70 feet ea'-h. Figuring that these bridges are ft preat scenic asset, the board of county supervisors of Napa is now planning more roads, one part of which will mean the bottom land short cut to San Francisco. On all this work the stone bridge will be used. This work The pupils of the public schools are not the only bathers who enjoy the conveniences of the two new swimming pools, for the hours allotted the public &i these tanks draw hundreds of hap py bathers. The weekly social swims .held every Wednesday evening at both of. the tanks have proved a great success. The evening is divided Into three pe riods of an hour each, the first Btart lns at 7 o'clock, the second at 8 and the third at 9 o'clock. Twenty-five couples is the maximum allowed in at one time, so as to prevent overcrowd ing. The high school boys have the use of the ShattucV pool on Monday and Tuesday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock, and the Couch pool Thursday and Fri day evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock. Busi ness men and older boys have the use of the Shattuck pool on Monday and Tuesday evenings at two optional pe riods, either from 8 to 9 or from 9 to 10 o'clock. ' Business men and older boys have the use of the Couch pool on Thursday and Friday evenings at the same hours as those allotted them at the Shattuck school. Hours for High School Students. High school girls may attend the Shattuck pool Thursday and Friday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock, and the Couch school pool on Monday and Tues day evenings at the same hour. Wom en are allowed the use of the Shattuck STECKER GETS BIG MATCH Yuslf Hussane, the "Terrible Turk," will wrestle Joe Stecker. the Dodge, Iowa, star who is heralded as a worthy mat artist to wear Frank Gotch's crown. The contest will be staged, where the best inducements are of fered. Omaha may secure it and stago the event December S. It is to be to a finish. Players' Sale Confirmed. Milwaukee, Wis.. Nov. 20. (1. N. S.) President Timme, of the Milwaukee club, of the American association, to day confirmed the sale of four of his ballplayers to the Oakland team of the Pacific. Coast league. Because of dlssentions between the olayers and management, Timme is dis posing of every player but four. Juarez Races Open November 25. Winter horse racing will Uegin at the Jockey club Juarez course No vember 25 when It Is proposed to start the 100 days' program. The Cuban season will start at Marlanao, a sub urb of Havana, on December 16 and continue 82 days, closing March 19, 1916. Sprinter Is With Allies. Jack Donaldson, the Victoria. Aus tralia, ex-professional sprinting charp- ! ninn has tw-o hmthem with t h Ane- ' traltan army. One of them is a prom ising sprinter. He Is more powerfully built than his famous brother. . --v.v.-.v.i.v,'. .v . .- v.-. ?: California. Above IJttle Francas hrii - Itrt. 0 - - Is all done without bond Issue, being paid for from the general road tunds. The work on the Black Point cut off is progressing very rapidly and will shorten the distance between Napa and San Francisco about 15 miles. This connects with the state highway under construction .from Sacramento across the overflow lands. This will open up what will eventually be the north fork of the Lincoln highway. Scenic Aspects of New Highway. Along this road the tourist will find many scenes of interest ainons them the famous Calestoga Hot Springs, Mount St. Helena and the home of Robert Louis Stevenson, where he spent his honeymoon and wrote many SCHOOL SWIMMING POOLS pool o,n Thursday and Friday evenings two optional periods, either from 8 to 9 or from 9 to 10 p. m. The same hours govern women's nights at the Couch pool on Monday and Tuesday evenings. On Saturday girls have the use of the Couch school pool in the morning from 10 to 12. Saturday afternoon the Shat tuck pool is reserved to girls from 1 to 6 p. m. The swimming periods begin on the hour and are one hour In length. The boys swim on Saturday at the Shattuck school from 10 to 12 and at the Couch school from 1 to 6 p. jn. Swimming periods limited to one hour. Miss Millie Schloth Is the day In structor for the girls, and Mrs. Grace Kadderly guides the swimming desti nies of the women In the evenings. Miss Lucille Bronaugh assists Miss Schloth and Mrs. Kadderly. Howard S. McKay is the day instructor for the beys and James Burke the evening In structor. On social nights Mrs. Grace Kadderly and Howard McKay hold sway at the Couch pool, while Miss Millie Schloth and James liurke have charge of the Shattuck pool. On the HenorBoll. The following Shattuck school boys hove successfully passed the required ttst for swimming leaders and are thereby entitled to the school swim ming emblems: Suddex Yamashita, David Snlvely, Frank Berando, Isadore Segal, William Xunn, Carl Mullin, HAS ANOTHER CHAMP Now that Cornell has produced a winner on the gridiron the eleven can join hands with the other champion teams turned out by the Ithlca coaches in rowing, track athletics, cross-country running, basketball, wrestling and oclier branches of sport. Army Eleven juits Drill. West Point has stopped military drills for the football piayers and the men are being drilled for the annual contest with the navy, which will take place in the Polo grounds, the home of the New York Giants, on Saturday, November 27, this being the final game of the eastern season. 1 Self - starter, Magneto, or any Electrical trou bles with your car. Remember, "T here's Just One." GIBSON ELECTRICAL GARAGE STORAGE BAT1ERY CO. Twelfth and Alder Street bridge, near Xapa. Below Putah of his earlier works and the petrified forest on the Sonoma county line. In Sonoma county is the Sonoma Mission, the home and plants of Luther Burbank, the Bear Flag monument, and any number of sights all of which de serve the attention of the travelers seeing California. In Marin county are Mount Tamalpals. Muir woods, and the many beautiful vistas of the San Francisco suburban homes. To make tills short cut possible when the state highway commission found Itself short of funds, the three coun ties mentioned raised more than $200, 000 by direct taxation. The work Is now well along and will be completed by next NSpi ing. Frank Mullin, Edwin Boehl, Edward Lillis, Richard Gerdes, Carl Riese, Rqy joubert, William an Annan, Arc hie Iavis, Melvin Clay. Rudolph Smith, Thurber Lewis, I'aul Gray, Charles Cardincl, Albeit Spellnian, Howard Joynt, Meyer Silverstein, Harry Alter, Mannie Adler. The requirements for swimming em blems are very strict and embody such aquatic tasks as swimming the tank 11 times; swimming 120 leet on the back; carrying a helpless companies 60 feet and performing a practical method of resuscitation upon him; per forming a back dive and two straight front dives; swimming 30 feet under water and plunging 26 feet for dis tance. The following Couch school swim mers are entitled to the school swim ming emblem: John Holuck, Lewis Coulter, Paul Hill, Fred Hodecker, La-wrenc Jones, Roy Bibray, Leonard Wilmot, William Smith and Paul liar- Breaks a Cold in a Few Hours First dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" relieves all grippe misery. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling: A dose of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken ev ery two hours until three doses arc taken will end grippe misery and brealt op a severe cold either in the head, ch.est. body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air passages; stops nasty discharge or nose runnfhg: relieves sick headache, dullness, f everishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is tho quickest, surest relief known and costs only 25 cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no Inconvenience. Don't accept a substitute. (Adv.) and Phone Marshall 1752 ITS BflTlES Her Boy Is 16; Xkinks He s a Man H r. r. Mother Is Lonesome; That s the Rut By . Jack Lait. DEAR MRS. N. Your letter about your 16-year-old boy app;als to me, and I can conceive of no bet ter use for the space this reply will occupy If Its message carries to the hearts of otber mothers worried by similar problems. Let me sum up your own facts about your son; He's 16, passes for IS. is pathetical ly anxious to be a sport, and thinks the way to start is to smoke cigar ettes; hasn't been to church for ft year doesn't pal with mother any more, stays out late, plays pool and thinks he's good at it, wants to sit be hind a glass of beer and smile at a cabaret singer; works downtown ; earns little, asks you for money; 1" not steady at his work, doesn't get enough sleep or rest; thinks his boss is down on him. Well, It Is a typical case. And be fore we go further let me tell you the symptoms aren't indicative of a chronic disease. Ten to one he'll lie a fine man. But that "one" frightens me: so let's see what we can do lo g'.:ard against a long ehot romping home for the crooked stable and break Ir.g mother, who always bets on her son. It seems to be given to a great many boys, when they turn about 16. to grow impatient because the hair on the lip doesn't flourish as fast as it did on Hip Van Winkle and to ape the near-men of 21 or so. That isn t ffrtal. The trouble is that the ones your lad apes happen to be the kind who suck hand made cigarettes and go out In the parks Sunday nights trying to s-rape acquaintances with kitchen maids. That he no longer chums with you Is distressing but not necessarily heinous. Of course he should want his mother above any other person on earth. But few boys do. They love tl.eir mothers, but they don't play much with them after they think they're grown up. Why, even older men than your stripling say by their votes that "a woman's place is in the home," as though that proved any thing, oi" as though anybody disputed it. A woman's plate is In the home and a nian'w place is in the waine home, right beside her. But women utand for their end of the rule and men don't, and your boy thinks he's a man and he knows that you wouldn't ap prove of the things he does and he doesn't think you'd be very thrilling in a pool game. And he likes the cabarets. So do T. But I've about quit going to them. The reason Is that I've grown tired of them. There Isn't any especial harm in a cabaret, though I don t care for that 6itting behind a glass of beer end of it. Calarel6 can be thoroughly digested on pop. The most serious part of the caba ret count In the Indictment Is the beer. That's bad. No hoy has to get tired of liquor to get rid of his appe tite for It. No boy need have an appe tite for it at all. It Isn't a natural craving, like some others that aren't healthy. Its tin acquired habit that starts through a boy who Isn't old enough to know better trying to Imi tate men who are old enough but who don't know better. You can stop the beer drinking. Tell your boy that you sit at home and are afraid of his returning. Tell him j-cj expect him any night to stagger In drunk. That Isn't fair. If he can't be with you or won't be with you eve nings, the least he can do Is to relieve you of that deadly fear that kills your whole evening, sick as it already Is without Ms presence. Make him promise that he will not drink beer or whisky or wine. If he'n 16 It can't be a habit ypt. He owes you the absolute knowledge at all times that he at least Is sober. Make him promise and make him keep his Mark the 41 ft i ... M?. I ill iillih y":" - HiilMw G Portland Branch, Broadway at Burnaide OODRICH LlflaBvaaBaeaevaHBBVBBBaaBaaaHD promise. If he breaks It he has no heart and no conscience. i In later life we look back and smile about the way we played hookey and fibbed to mother and teacher; about the way we slipped out to meet tho girl next door and told ma we were going to study with IjuU; about the way, even, that we stretched the truth a bit to get a chance to play pool. And these recollections aren't bitter. Boys aren't angels They have a lot of thoughts and desires that mother couldn't understand, even though she Is mother. But drinking liquor Isn't In that class. A boy who will He to his mother about drmklns something that is poi son to him and poison to ler anj Inay bring him home any night a corpse or a murderer or a thief that boy is get ting far and away outside the priv ileges and flexibility of the "boys will be boys'' license. Stop him. I'm sorry the lad doesn't get along well In business. That's a sorry sign. Of course, a boy of 1G win never meant to attend to business at all. It's only our social lack of system, which twists everything out of its natural shape and bounds, that puts him to work. Hut. since he la at work, he should be on the Job. A man's work probably is the most important factor In Ms life after a certain age. It is his identity. When anyone asks, "Who's that man?" the answer isn't "John Smith's oldest son." but "the assist ant foreman of (he tin can works" or "private secretary to Watklns, the lum ber dealer," or something connected with a Job. Insist that he bo home at a certain hour say 10 o'cloik. It Isn't the pleasantest way to get him home, but It seems the only nay, and it's prob ably better in the long run than no way at all. Always lt up for him. ThHt's a great deterrent against late hours. If ho knows you're sleepily wailing it may prick his conscience, and I'm sure he has plenty of con-Ecb-nce. And don't give him nuy money. If he can't live and play pool on the money he earns, less a decent sum for board to you, he doesn't deserve to spend an. There's an Incentive for him to attend to his business. Make him know that he can't get any money except by earning it and that he will have plenty to spend when he earns plenty. The motive may not be high. but the results will be good, and by the time he gets along I" business he'll get wrapped up in it and cool down a good deal of the raharrt fever, and then he'll have a good start toward a substantial future. I know it's hard to refuse the lad a few nickels. Heaven knows that's all you have It for. What else can you do with It? But you mustn't. Since luck has cast him to earn his living, make him realize that he has to play his own luck. As for you being lonesome that'a where I stop. This Is about tha boy, lady, not about you. I'm sorry for you In your long hours alone. I, my self, probably couldn't endure It. But I'm afraid you must. Mothers, pretty generally, havs to go through the ex perience of seeing their babies grow up, watching over them, weeping over them, worrying over thein, then see ing them fade gradually out of tho life that lives for them. I'm sorry, but that Is life's way. I hope these little (labs of advice will help you get closer to the boy lor. at leaJU, will help him sidestep a few snares that are not necessary or wholesome milestones on the path of a boy into manhood a path that Isn't straight and Illuminated from advent of the "Black-Tread" Goodrich Tire A DEPENDABLE Fabric Tire, with the fine BLACK-Tread style of the aristo cratic "Silvertown" Cord Tire. We can't supply "SUvertowns" fast enough to meet the demand for them (until three times as much of the special Machinery required for sufficient volume can be completed). So? we do the next-best thing, viz: supply the "Silvertown Cord" appearance, in its native and lbng-established color and design, on the standard Goodrich Fabric Tire, at the usual low r air-List pnees. All the Mileage and Dependability that is Goodrich," in a handsome new dress. Observe that in this, as in practically all other real advances in Tire-building and Ruober manufacturing, the pioneer work is done by The B. F. Goodrich Co. of Akron, 0. 30x3 - 303i 32 x 3i -334-344 -36x41 37x5 -38x51 Safety Tread Prices Fred Welsh List of Eligibles Dwindles Freddie Welsh's list of eligibles fm his lightweight championship h.n dwindled to three Charley White. Ted Lewis and Johnny Dundee. W11!J Ritchie eliminated himself by losln a 10 round decision to Dundee at Madi son Square Garden the other night, says an eastern writer. , aitohle EUmlnated Himself. ' Ritchie virtually defeated himself before he entered the ring. His easy mode of living added aurperfluou , weight, and he went Into the arena weighing 141V pounds, about ftv.; pounds over hUt normal weight. Dun dee scaled only 13:Vi pounds, yet ad ministered a beating to the top heavy Ritchie. " Welsh was at the ringside, and smiled a knowing smile while Dundee was pasting RlUhle. The lightweight boss had reason to smile. Here wns a prospective opponent minus a wallop: and it would occasion little surprise If Welsh agreed to take on Dundee first upon his return to tho ring. Welsh Applauds mitohle. The author was sitting alongside Welsh the evening of the Rltohle-Dun-dee match. As the men were about to enter the ring. Welsh was all attention. KltcMs was first over the ropes, and Wel.'.h Joined In the applause. Ill handclapping could almost be heard above the din. and it surprised us. W turned to Freddie and said: "You don't mean to say that you are sincere In applauding for Ritchie?" "Of coursa I am." replied Freddie. "And why shouldn't I be?' If it wasn't for him I wouldn't be lightweight champion." KERRY WINS GAELIC TITLE The Gaelic football championship of Ireland wan won by the Kerry team which defeated the Westford combina tion In tho deciding match, two goals and two points, n total of eight points to one goal and two points, a total of five points, in Dublin before 36,000 persons. TICKETS BEAR SIGNATURE In order to try and keep tickets for the unniuil Army vs. Navy football game which will be played at the I'otV grounds. New York, November 27, with President Wilson probably In attend-, mice, the tickets will benr the name of the individual to whom Issued, written in Indelible Ink. DEAN TO COACH YALE W. K. Dean, a former English asso ciation footbsll referee, has heen en gaged to coach the Yale university eleven which h plwytng in the eastern I nteri nl IrKlii t e league being opposed by Cornell, Harvard. Columbia. Princeton, Pennsylvania and Hsvcrford college teams. RUN IS INBOUlFs HONOR The flrt Prix Jenn Botiln race, which will be nn annual fixture In memory of the famous French runnef who was killed In the war. took pla''S a few weeks ago in I'arls and wua won by Audlnet In 9 minutes 3d seconds. i ne distance was .imio meters, zij yards short of two miles. Sprint Rares Srlipdnleil. The annual sprint bicycle races, which precede New York's six duy bi cycle races, will be staged In Madison Square Garden, December . above, but one that each lad has to find by his own flickering lights. But don't worry too much. The symptoms are typlcnl. There Isn't ver much the matter with your toy that time Isn't straightening out right now. Hopefully. JACK LAIT. (Copyright, 1915, by J Keeley.J new - 9.45 - 12.20 - H4.00 - 20.00 - 20.35 - 28.70 - 33.90 - 46.00 , TO LIST 1- - -r ;-