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Newspaper Page TextTHE RElrlSTER. GUARD, ET7GEXE. OREGON . & fid.- forrisburg Chamber Of CommerceWorks To Secure Large Game Reserve VEWL THOUSAND JCRES OF PRAIRIE lisisow July 13. fPpe trill have a larpe .. . nn fur it "frr -i... .kA norr few ,h win in ,,"r v - llirn,,lr V !!j,mber of commerce has . - i fur nuite a while trorcms it for nuite .,inted committee "':' r .T. YV. Moore, 1;, chrii-tenwn and Doug - , signatures of land owners ' c , w'b the state. The pro- J ,U of prairie ln northeast Elowaer. in -he territory f " ..j rill h asked to sign Strict fr three J, :ime commission, ..- .. have J if' the farmers are willing, will lHi such. I'ost it '" Jm, sso.i trill police it and bar Vr"r'"wl !" 1 ,,,is B"lnl J, is ,be Ores-Mi field trial nsso- S which tried i"l"-' '''"-ll'T M March. The trial will be J:tnl on the rcscne for three ear? WHO toe 1'nis eomima roerve here District Event ' Held At Marcola WAI.TERVILLE. July 13. (Spe cial I The 27th annual convention of the Walterville Sunday school district met Sunday at the Marcola Methodist ! Kpiscopal church with a large number ; in attendance. j cisr.SWFI.L. July in . Special . , vi i-.K Z",7a v " " Th' "nr"nl Pi' ' t;arden jhel.l August 2S. They announced that i.c"- '" club was new .Moniisv at tne An-ier- charge of the meeting. After the sow; . gnn srnve. A basket dinner waa service, numbers were Riven by mem-1 served nt noon with Mrs. Anderson bers of the different schools. A read- j supplvins part "f the refreshments as inn by Stanley Titus, duet by Phyllis j tr(,t for the club. Mrs. J. II. Moore and Lester Anderson. Bible j Martin presided nt the business meet verses by Carolyn Stacy, reading by j jng. Reports of the recent tour to junior nester, an address ny t(ev. Community Fair At Harrisburg To Be Aug. 28 HARRISBl'HG, July 13. (Spe cial) The fair board met Friday nicht and made preliminary arrange ments for the community fair to be River Road To ' Sponsor Float inier- Mr. Cotton of the Wendlinp. Marcola and Fischer mill pastorate. The con vention dismissed at 2 for the basket dinner which van served-in the par son a Re back of the church. The afternoon service was held in the hish school gymnasium and a larser number was present than for the morninc service. The afternoon service hejjan with a piano prelude by gardens near husene were given. The next meeting waa announced for Fridny afternoon, August 13 at the home of Mrs. Clara Trailer. Those present were Mrs. George Wilhelm and children. Alice Ann. Gretcben and Jackie, Mrs, Martin. Mr?. A. A. Fmmins, Mrs. Frhel Treanor. Mrs. Ti. F. Scott, Mrs. A. Overton, Ruby Overton. Mrs. C. T. Knt and daughter Lucille. J. Harold Frazee, prayer by Rev, HolUs- I H. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Ander ter of the Thurston church, congre- ' son. Rational singing, duet by Mr. and Mrs. ! u rangers meeting Art Rogers of Wendlins. song by a ! Creswell Grangers will take a mixed chorus from Wendling, duet by r,nKS of ""didates to porenn Thnrs Catherine and Alys Wilson of Iea-i,,ny pvppi,1ff to ne initiated in the burg. The business session consisted j first nml decree. Those plan- of rending the secretary's minutes, j " i"kf trip are requested renort of committees, and nnnoint-i lo n,oeT nT i njior a store. ment of commit tee in which Mrs. Frniik Page, Lester Anderson and Mrs. Ray Bntigh were appointed to purchase new report blnnks. The report of nominating commit tee resulted in presenting the names of Wilfred Fra7.ee as president. Mr. Kester, rice-president, and Lester Anderson, secretary-treasurer. These were elected to serve for the coming year and all succeeded themselves. The quarterly conference will meet at Leaburg in October, and Ynrnell was t)tt plnce for the annual convent inn in lO.'iS. A solo was given by Mrs. Rriekley of Ponna. Thurston received I he contest banner on a per cent of i'l. George Willian read a program of the convention whirh was used in 1012. Several at the convention Sun day were also at the 1012 convention and have missed hut one or two con ventions in the 27 years. Mabel wn the prixe of a vnse which the presi dent, Wilfred Frazee gave for the largest attendance at the convention. A quartet from the Eugene Baptist eight candidates for queen were in the rice, six of which have already been named in these columns, and Helen Waggener and Lucille McMul len. The one who sella the most but tons will be declared the winner. But tons hare been received and will be distributed by J. W, Moore. Following the coronation of the queen in the morning, a community entertainment will be provided at the gymnasium. F. S. McEldowney will ham ihBrvai Af th trailr mt A F. W. H-iagland. Mrs. horse $how wiU be combined with the tfair and various contests other than j racing will be provided. Three dances i are to be given, one July 17, one August 14, and the last one August 2S. i This is a community fair and enter ' tainment will be provided Tor f very jone. There will be a ferria wheel and j a merry-go-round on the grounds but ' no games of chance will be permitted. Numerous exhibits will be presented for the Instruction of the public. An 'effort will be made to make this sec ! ond annual fair even better than the ; first. r E Family Reunion of Goodlin and 1 anay Clan Is Held Sunday hmitlSlintO. July 13 (Special) 4r!,c ii,lliii-Tandy reunion was M Sun'l.i.r "t toe neinon-i.aue Th"ii:h there w:is a goodly at-(fin'-e IhTc ""ore not nuite so prr.ont fl Inst rear. The meet A place trnf appropriate, for near nV park is Ihe old Tandy borne Th' oM Tandy bouse built W jesrs ?o still stands. Recol itinps of old days featured the ron- ration A picnic dinner enlivened nrcaHon. jftVfe present from a distance in- 1 1 Nemehick. of Albany, Chester ; '" sf two numbers The 8i.,K fcrti, snd family of Alford. Mrs. i J1"8 wpre Harold r rar.ee, John Harns, Tan.lT of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. ,'"Ton rajee, and Kolnnd talkms. , U-. Phiipott of Noti. Mr. and 'h "ffermit for the afternoon Hrh.rt Tandr and two sons of , amounted to more than $t after ei- fcrolia. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Tandy , I'ensea were pnia. i.ne speaker lor . services at the Baptist church 4 dauchter and Mr. and Mrs. F.I- 'he afternoon was Mr. Russel KuEene Sundae crenini:. Tandy of Airlie. From Harris- 1 nroueher of New York City, X. Y.. ; kr: lire Mrs. Anna Hises. Ivan ; who is in Oreson for the fflril sum- ior. Mr. M. M. Tandy and Mr. 'mer. He chose for his topic, "The , a: Mrs. Arthur Tandy. idi naa now to iteaa it." ine mail carrier 18 Tlie losinj: side of the recent nt- , ' tondnnce contest of Honor Heliekah ! ' lo.K-e will entertain the winners nt a i 7 o'clock dessert supper at the hall 1 Wednesday ovcnlns. The usual busi ness nioctinff will follow. i Mrs. fl. M. doHroekert and child ren and Mrs. lien floUler of Salem spent Sunday nt the home of Mrs. doTtopkert's parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. (7. flrojror. Master .Timmie re mained for a week's visit with his : srnndpnrents. j Hosts at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wnlh enter tained a group of Kpriucficld friends : nt dinner Sunday honorinj; Mrs. J. H. Brunitnotte, I'lntos were laid for Mr. tind Mrs. A. II. Abrnhnmson, Mrs. Minnie Calkins. Mrs. Ella Prid- ! more. Miss Helen Pridmore, Mrs. : Hrnminette and Mr. and Mrs. Walsh and son .Timmie. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bauer of Cor vallis visited over Sunday at the home of Mr. and sJ.s. K. A. Dan- strom. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Marquarl and daughters. Florence and Naomi. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Benton, son Clinton and daughters Fva and Poris, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Hlackwell and Mrs. C. I. Kent attended the evancelistic in Utopia Club Plans Picnic On Thursday MONROr. July 13(SP.ciali State highway men have finished the painting of the Long Tom bridge. Pell.ert Carpenter was in the hos pital in F,ii:ene several days Inst week with blood poisonini: in his arm. He is reported as improving. Betty Ixu Foreman and Jean Yunker were in F,ujrene Monday un dergoing tonsil operations. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stewart and Donald Stewart relumed home Fri day from Payette, Idaho where thev spent July 4. U S. Jackson has accepted the job as filer in a t.akeview saw mill. Mrs. Jackson plans to join him in the. near future. Dr. Mary Anderson of Seattle who has been risiting Mrs. Thomas Car penter has gone to Irish Bend to visit her mother, Mrs. Anna J. Anderson. RIVFIt lit IAD, July 1.1. , cial) All Ilivcr lioad peopl osted in helping plan and build a float jfor the River Itoa.l district to be in 1 the pioneer parade of the Oreson Trail Pageant, are to meet nt (he j schoolhouse Tuesday nijilit at S o'clock. Anyone having old lime relics that could he used arc nkcd to come jto the meeting or let D. 1. Dickinson know of them. i 100 Present at Abeene Reunion COTTAfl K GBOVK. July 13 i Special) The Ttopia club will hare its annual picnic Thursday evening nf th Met ci If prove. A nirnie un- per will he served at 0:30 at which Route. Kuge LONDON, July Kl. (Special) Nearly 100 attended the annual Aheene reunion Sunday at Cedar Creek bridge. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. James MeCIintock and three children of Madison, N. J Mr. and Mrs. Allen Flesher of Rcio, Mr. and Mrs. (itirney Flesher and two children of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Baby Aheene and baby and Mrs. Kdith Abeene. nil of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. ' A. K. MrPherson and Mr. and Mrs. T.oran McPherson of Crow Stage. Tom Abeene nf K.u- Mosby Creek News i Of Early Week Given j . MOSBY CKF.FK. July 1.1. iSpe. rial- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Neu and children, and Lawrenep Palmer of M'diawk were week-end guests at the i Albert Lancaster home. I Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Sussard and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul (ieorge and sou. Keith, of Junction City, were Sunday guests at the Willuir Pall home. From Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hastings of Redmond spent this last week at the Ueorge Hustings home. Visit At SnrlnrjflHd Mr. and Mrs. William ianir. of Springfield spent last week at the Howard Taylor home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clmrlie KaMhurn and COTTACi: CHOVK. July 1.T i Spe.'ial). The h'z fltat i-n mill nt CliMtnpion mint'. Itohenna district, has again r-'snined aniuiien with Ken nel h WatKins of rliigue as superin tendotit. Hay Nelon. who installed ma-hin- rry at the mill two yrnrs ago was at ; the mine Fridav and started tip ill i ruginei and power plant. Armand i Wynne of Cottage (.rove is in charge oi the engine room. Mr. Nelson re ' ports n crew of men are at work and that nn extensive trestle is being built whirl, will be used to convev ore instivnl of the niri:'l tramway that .ii built two years ago and is now Wing us.'d until the trestle it completed. It is expected that within n few lays, the camp will be operating in good shape. Concentrates are being shipped also fmm the Muirk mine and other groups thnt were closed down for the winter, but are now run ning again. Development work In the district is being carried on extensively. (Surprise Shower at j Oakridge in Honor ! Of Donna Woodruff I OAKItir;E, July 13. (Special) 1 Miss Donna Woodruff, bride-elect of ' Noel Nelson, was the guest of honor at a surprise, miscellaneous shower, siven Friday afternoon at the Wood ruff home l.y Mrs. P. O. Hawes and Mrs. Charles N. Brady. The afternoon was spent lisitini; and viewing the Kifls received by the honor guest. J Kef reshments were served. Present were Miss Woodruff, Mrs. Georgia tireer. Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Char lie Ilchcrl, Mrs. K. J. Span, Mrs. J. C. Wright, Mrs. O. J. Iliilie. Mrs. A. . Spnlinger, Mrs. John llrr, Mrs. J. E. I'nildoi'k, Mrs. Mamie Kyker. Mrs. Fred llenson. Mrs. II. M. llarkins, Mrs. II. M. llernhar.lt, Mrs. Walter jlllnkely, Miss Anata tireer, Mi.s ri.o, tllcbcrt. Mrs. Frank Cbenowith. Mrs. I. cm Howard, Mrs. Oral Woodruff, .Mrs. itrany, ana .Mrs. Hawes. Two hundred million eggs are pro duced annually by one species of starfish. children are tnkiiiir a two weeks' va cation t rip to ( 'imniln. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Overton and children went to Winchester bay Sun-ilav. families of members will be special gene, Mr. and Mrs. Iiynl Adkinson S"ests. jnnd two sons and Mr. and Mrs. Uobert Mrs. II. H. Bender of Hnkersfield. ! Adkinson. all of Kugene. Mr. and Mrs. Calif , called on Cottage Grove friends Jc Seavov and two daughters Mr Monday. Mrs. Pender Is visiting ber , and Mrs. Arno Peiterson, all of F.u daughter. Mrs. McAboy. (.,,i Mr ,, Mrf KmM !oi.r,s The W. n. 0. held its rlcnle din. nm1 five children of Springfield. Mr nor Saturday at the city park. A , sirs. Jed Wheeler and two chil business meeting was held at the j dm) ,nd Mr. ,, Mr5 r,p Wb,r armory in the afternoon. Mrs. Addie ,, g children, all of Pleasant Hill. Ilalgaarth. President, was in charge ;Mr. .,, Mrs Jnh Ab(1 Mr Bn The group will not meet again until f, c:i. ai.-.. i- ...j xt. afternoon session closed at 3:4v. I ft- nM J Vfw. The district quarterly conference' lyi. aim itiio. t anicjr w hfM in connectifn wth the C011. To Reside in Monroe v"tion this summ(,r for "t time i cin:swFrj, finre inc cnnierences nave Deen or ganised. Representatives were pres ent for a large number of Sunday schools in the district. Thurston took Home From Trip August 2. Mr. and Mrs. Schoen and son Hoy who is visiting here from Vancouver, Wash., made a trip to eastern Ore gon over the week end. Roy returned to Vancouver Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edward spent the week end at their summer home at Scottsburg, recently pur chased from Merville Veatch. July 13. (Special). E. I-carrier, trip through Yellowstone park flfAn nio.-L-m.-nll e, .ll- -s.. home the contest banner and will keep . it;,in(. t ,he raorin(. tvi ,t ,ht Methodist Kpiscopal church Sunday. Take Fishing Trips ?WRfR. July 13 (Speclall ! dr ird Mr. (ieorge Varnev arrived (- r.f.n.ly from Salt Lake City, i I Dr Ynrn.y plans to practice medi-'tt- in Monroe nnd tins offices lo d'H in the Wilhelm building adjoin k: the V,.nrl drug store. They will, in th. Geneva Hammer prop- I 7. Mrs. Varney formerly resided fc'. being the dnushter of Mr. and , Mr.. VtVne Starr. Hr. Varney plans i tl kire hi offices ready hy Monday j jlo. Csrpem.r left recently for: WENDUNG. July l.T-fSpecial) LHI ;',Mwk,nn' r'if'. from 1 Mnny Wendling fishermen and their 11 nun men 10 ue- "it. Michirg.it! for another shoot. I' Carpenter plans to drive a new .Air. ana .Mrs. .lacK ?nuitz ami .Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Harlow of Eugene spent the week-end there. The Nathan Chafees and Herschel Dor feyg fished the stream Sunday, as did the Roger Hall family and the Cliff Bunch family. GO TO INSTITUTE WENDLING. July 13. (Special) A group of young people from the local Epworth League of the Method ist Episcopal church left Sunday for n week at the Snttle Ike summer institute. Gwendolyn Starr, Pean Dershnm, local rural maillHyers, Vern Bailey and Delmer Pat- has returned from a week's 1 'ce were accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Starr and Rev. Earl Cotton and family. it for the next three months when tne per cent report is again worseu The pns,ri Ker Kvrtett H. Gardner ou' announced plans of the Epworth lea- J guers to leave Saturday for Little . - River to attend the summer institute. Wendling People I Fresh vegetables are solicited by the Mrs. Earl Ecker and daughter' San dra who have been with her people. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller, have left with Mr. Eckcr for Triangle Lake where he has employment. About 40 Creswell folks attended families were attracted to the South Fork of the McKensie over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Banter, with, the Eugene Farmers creamery picnic ;wm n.lrt(,r accompanied ' rirpenter , Ark,n, wh(re f 'il my and work. He has been ft' "ere on a vacation. I Coldendale Woman Visits at Deerhorn f Mn. John llirt has her iruesi 'L,m!' JliM K' I.e Fever of iendale. Wash i,'i;iw,ki ' "iiKit'S a well 1-rm.i.. , 15 'mpl"T,'d hy Osmer 1 Piego, California, is visiting at the i ung Nitmen. Arthur Dodd home. His wife is the I.W V , mm former Miss Doris Podd. ii rnnie tr,,m I'n.il.HJ I . u:- - I'.'llr ret'lrnln. M , 1 niicr suing up UIS "tsllloil isi.u r-n. on .il " n-M" ":h " ' city i he Wilde Caterpillar-Tractor com- rVn-i s, .'' "" ' J"rr- 'rany, Walter Wicks and familv moved -'V na been rpceit.,1 A .1..'.. i- . . . s... , at Swimmers' Delight Sunday -OS- VISIT AT LOWELL LOWELL. July 1H. Special) Ralph Lownian of Klamath Falls was an overnight visitor at the home of his mother at Lowell. From here Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler Mr. Lownian went to Portland to went to Currier's Village at Lakeside bring home his daughter, Neva, who for the week-end. ihnd been confined to the Shrine hog- Go To Beach j pital for the past 14 weeks, but was Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey and fam-1 "hie to come home. Mrs. Lowmnn'a ily spent Ihe week-end at Newport two married daughters, Delia and and Heceta. Leath. were home for a picnic din- Eugene McClure of the I'nited ner Sunday. They were from West States navy, who is stationed at San I'r. received nt . naugnt.r. .I,T p. , Mr Hubert (i,;u c-. na v.- ,.. .. "Knqge. Vi Mr, are well known il'Zl u h" h"n" h'r' '. ' "'"' Ad,,,,. ,., A1air, ,r "3,k'rn P,(.. Special) spent the oast s'l at Onliri.lge. engineer fr the has accepted a position with the Lyona and Carey firm. The Stanley (Juigleys and Mrs. Jack Duval visited Sunday with the John Ackermans at Franklin. GO TO MEETING DKEUIIORN. July la.f Special) Mrs. Osnier Stacy, superintendent of Sunday .school. Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan, Misses Connie S'ang. Carolyn Stacy, Janet Stacy and Ellen Stacy attended the district Sunday school convention at Mabel Sunday all day. GRANDSON INJURED 11EEHHORN, July 13. ( Special) Mr. and Mrs. William Hucka hare received word that their grandson, Glen Severna, who often Tisita In Deerhorn, waa injured aeriously last week at Spokane, Wash. A ear ran into him, throwing him against a tele phone pole. Verner Aheene, Mr. nnd Mrs. Royal Abeene and son, all of Sulherlin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abeene and two chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Abeene and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Aheene nnd six children, Mr. and Sirs. Claud Abeene and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claris Abeene and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Small and two tlnugh ters and Mrs. Dorotha Hess, all of this place. Visitors Included, Ovid Merril of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hnrbert of Eugene, Mrs. Archie Per mit of Portland, Altert Head of Sutherlin and Twiln Fern Shipp of Cottage Grove. August Sale Of Genuine Hamilton Furs 10YR.VICTIM0F GASSY STOMACH Neuritic Pains Due to Con taminated System, But Van-Tage Brings Relief. s' ..-fci 4T never would have believed there waa such a medicine!" 1'eople over this Kntire Sec tion are a a y i n g that about Van- Tape, the AmnzinRj New Medicine.? which is beinjr soldt in largo quantities here in Kugene Iteeently, Mrs. C K. Sonle, of 7010i W. Hirer Placed Portlnnd, Ore., en dorsed it: "Tirir If! Tunn T- had a gassy, up- "LE set stomach and neuritic pains. I would net full of gas and could hardly stand it. This gaseoos condi tion must have contaminated my whole system, causing the neuritic pains. These pains would strike mo in the baek of my neck and acrosa my shoulders like a bolt of lichtnin;. I could hnrdly move without flinch inc. When I started tnkinu Van Tune, I could feel myself improving rijiht from the first bottle, nnd be fore Ions the una and bloatinR had been relieved. And the cleansing ac tion of Van-Tage seemed to help drive away the poisons thnt had con taminated my system, becauso my neuritic pains stnrted easing up nl most, at once. Van-Tage simply im proved my whole feeling and I want to endorse it to others." VAX-TAfiR helps clear away poi sonous wastes from the system in several ways atonee! It helps cleanse bowels, assists Nature to flush ex cess impurity from kidneys and brines forth gas and bloat fronj stomach. So much Van-Tag" is sold that its price Is very reasonable, so net it TO I) A Y at the Ptnrenson's Ine., Store No. fl, KUfl Willamette street. A BAILEY HILL NEWS BAILKT HIM, July 13 (Special i Due to the pageant coming on the regular meeting night, Four Oak grange is postponing its recular meet ing to Friday night, Julv ."in. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hall and twin sons of MeKenrie bridge were visitors at Ihe George Watson home Sunday. tire1 hot ,. I V-l&n From,tartina,I-...u . 1' . eVC . .u t iotoO ,.n iu Dick nom...Vftu t m t-.- - . ..mtii ma m I .hen, 'mplM circu" ' .lon-lind 4 it., ii . W'" lour, by rail "d"fr. Aboard a "Wf helt t . - i-'incrjj liner ' C 1 3nd """" 'oVi"n. nd V 'omi,!,1,.E,,rr, "irtround. By neess liner through incouver. """'".-..a. train . rUn?' ? n jc,nfr,. -"""n tne uoria s finest mount. please, 7 CanadiJn Routes. Stop over here liuM 0, "d S,av " lon )'ou likc.enjov the l"ui. o, ul rV0M h0"ls Banff and lake ' ding ,., ,. " swimming, nsnmg. trail f,.,i ' 1 ,1,n"arjr arranged t suit jour "onalcon,.. irnce. Low cost summer ex- nou'.. all particular and u""'ed li.(rature a, our officM f I I Guaranteed Savings Liberal Terms I I JULY 14th ONLY i lj I B (Wednesday) i Trade In Accepted ' i ',0 i R1 Limited Niiinhor of Sale. man's I Samples nt. Close On! Friers ! Sale Under Direction Of Mr. C. Samuelson m of the i Hamilton Fur Co. 1 DENVER -:- -: NEW YORK 1 i N U I I k NTT Corncob pipes originated in the ' I J W " t I I u rV ft K i ARROTV MESSENGER. Thone fllfl j I V 1 I I V. I J Have You Seon M freezer'Ih elf ' Frocks - tugene.Ure. ; Glendon H. Dotson 7 Electric Store. Ilth At Oak Phone 202 . y$t&MWw X? , 'A urn ur 4&i &n t sfat. i 1 roma from all the rest Just as the savory aroma of appetizing food is half the pleasure of eating, so the fra grance of fine tobaccos is half the pleasure of smoking. That's the reason we go half way around the world for the costly aromatic Turkish tobaccos that help give Chesterfields their more pleasing aroma. Blended with mild sun-ripened home-grown tobaccos they make Chesterfields milder and better tasting . . . different from all the rest , for pleasing aroma and all the good things smoking can give you . . , enjoy Chesterfields jfrSb W1m Hjsf NJana .? '"' -. W.0JJ,,rUi, o CO O o If