THE FAIR IS ON.
Herzog’s Specialty
Appreciated By Men Who Wear Better Clothes
A Shop where expert attention is given to the
wants o f good dressers.
Where your requirements
are provided for with thoroughness without an equal.
Where clothes have character, styled and tailored for
men o f good taste.
It’s the home of the guar
anteed
SCHLOSS BALTIMORE
and
SOPHOMORE
CLOTHES
GUARANTEE—If front of Coat breaks within one year’s wear, customer can
have a new suit free.
Moderately Priced,
$ 1 2 .5 0 to $ 3 0 .0 0
Furnishings, Everything of the Best and
Latest Styles.
SOLE AGENT FOR
MALLORY CRAVENETTE HATS
FLORSHEIM and GOTZIAJ SHOES
KAHN TAILORED, MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES
Also a Full Line of Boys' Suits,
Overcoats, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings
Motorcycle Contest now on, Votes are given with each purchase
Standing of Contestants up to W ednesday night posted in our window.
Wm.
D A LLA S
LEADING CLOTHIER
O R E G O N
Summary of Assessment Roll of Polk
2 .
County For the Year 1912.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court o f the state o f
Oregon for Polk County, Department No.
Richard A. Grant, plaintiff
V8.
Bertha C. Grant, defendant.
To Bertha C. (irant, the above named
Number o f acres o f land, 453, 372$S9 Value.......... .......$ 9,746,990 defendant:
613,410 In the name o f the state o f O regon:
Improvements on deeded lands_______________________
630,580 You are hereby required to appear and
Town and City lots______________________ ____. . . _____
776.090 answer the complaint filed against you
Improvements on lo ts....____ __________ ______________
in the above entitled Court and suit
35,850 within six weeks from the date o f the
Improvement on land not deeded or patented__________
10,500 first publication o f this summons upon
21 miles o f electric light line...... .................. ....................
190.3SJ ou, to-wit, on or before November 15,
Manufacturing machinery____________________________
264,020 912, and if you fail to answer; for want
Merchandise. ............................................................. .........
thereof, the plaintff will apply for the
97,970 relief demanded in said complaint, to-
Farming Implements............... .........................................
56,830 wit: For a decree dissolving and an-
Money, notes and accounts___ _________ ______________
90,790 nuling the marriage contract now and
Shares o f stock, 1350. Value........ .......... ........................
153,530 heretofore existing between the plain
Household g ood s............................ .................. .
............
tiff and defendant, and for such other
301.660 and furtner relief as to the court seems
Horses and Mules, 5080___ ________ ____________ ______
121.660 equitable.
Cattle, 6705 ..........................................................................
29.200 This summons, by an order o f the
Sheep, 11,912............................ ................. ..........................
16,060 Honorable Ed. F. Coad, County Judge
Goats, 14.334............................. ....... ........................ ...........
o f Polk County, Oregon, made at
16,700 chambers at Dallas, Oregsn, on October
Swine, 3,421.......... ......................... ..................................
7,280
1, 1912, is served upon you by publi-
Dogs, 691___________________________________ _________
catioa thereof not less than once a week
for
consecutive and successive
Total assessment_______________________ __________ $13,149,100 ! weeks six immeliately
prior to November
(Railroadr, rolling stock, express companies, telegraph and tel 15, 1912, in the Polk County Itemizer,
a weekly newspapers o f general circula-
ephone lines not included in above list.)
fion in said Polk County, Oregon.
First published October 3, 1912.
BROWN & SIBLEY.
Attorneys for the plaintiff.
i
Summ ms.
In the circuit court o f the state of
Oregon, for Polk county. Department
No. 2.
Stella Maxwell, plaintiff
vs.
Frank Maxwell, defendant.
To Frank Maxwell, tne above named
defendant
In the name o f the state o f Oregon*
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled court aid suit,
within six weeks from the date o f the
date of the first publication o f this snm-
mons, to-wit, on or before November
15, 1912, and if you fail to answer for
want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
for the relief demanded in said com
plaint, towit: For a decree dissolving
and annulling the marriage contract
PAPILLION, E. V . D. Paul Owner
now and heretofore existing between
I the plaintiff and defendant; also that
plaintiff be awarded the future care cus
tody and control o f John Albert Max-
well and Lee Archie Maxwell, minor
All citizens desiring the elec
Rev Guy F. Phelps, o f Dallas, * | children
said marriage, and for su?h
tion o f Theodore Roosevelt to the gave his lecture “ Horrors o f the | other and o f further
relief as to the court
presidency are requested to call ¡Underworld” to a fair sized Au seems equitable.
at the headquarters of the Polk dience in Buck’s hall here last i This summons by an order o f the
County Progressive Club, Room ¡Friday evening. It was good l Honorable Ed. F. (Joad. county judge
f Polk county, Oregon, made at cham
No. 9 Wilson Bldg., Dallas, throughout and he related some - o bers
at Dallas, Oregon, on September
where they will find a supply of . i very
startling
truths in connec-
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30, 1912, is served upo.i you by publica-
educationa 1 literature, badges, tjon with the white slave traffic, tion thereof, not le*s than once a wee<
etc. Mr. T . J. Cherrington is in He mentioned the picture show. for lsix con tecjtive and successive
Progressives, Attention!
White Slave Lecture Good.
Proves a Veritable Harvest Festival
Just at Right Time of Year.
sssss
C hild ren Cry
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
TRUST.
“ E xpected E c o n o m i.i F ro m C o m b in a -
t io ir : D o N o t M a te ria lize .
I L o u is D . B r a n d « !« In C o llie r ’e.J
CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS
What Those Who are Asking for Of
fice Have to Tell You.
Lea dors o f the new (third term» party
ancue that Industrial monopolies should
be legalised lest we lose the efficiency
o f large scaie production and distribu
tion. No argument could be more mis
leading • • •
It muy be safely assented that in
(P rice 15 cen ts an inch, e a ch issue.)
America there la uo line of business In
which all or most concerns or plants
m u s t be concentrated In order to at
To The Voters of Polk County:
tain the size of greatest efficiency, for,
THE ONLY WAY.
while a business may be too small to
A* I have been urged by friend* be
be efficient, efficiency does not grow In longing to the different political par
ties
either
to
come
out
independent
or
definitely with Increasing size. What
the most efficient size is can be learned to accept the nomination tendered me Many Dallas Citizens Have Discov
by the Prohibition party for the office
\ definitely only by experience.
The o f county school superintendent I have
ered it.
T H IS M O R N IN G .
i unit or greatest efficiency Is reached consented to make the race on that tic
The fair was formerly opened this morning at 10:30 by a band : when the disadvantages o f size coun ket in accordance with the following
Just what to do when the kidneys
| concert at the armory, lasting an hour, and giving the people a ; terhalnnce the advantages. The unit general principles.
are affected, is a question that concerns
i chance to view the exhibits there in place, which are by far the of greatest efficiency is exceeded when
both young and old. Weak kidneys ne
RIGHT NOT POLICY
I f elected I will strive to do the right glected in childhood lead to life-long
best ever seen in Polk county, and comprise everything that can the disadvantages o f size outweigh the
advantages. The history of American by every individual, district and com suffering. People o f advanced years
be grown, all artistically arranged so as to show everything off to I trusts mukes this clear. That history munity.
with less vitality, suffer doubly.
In
the best advantage.
I will be a* economical as possible in youth or age, languor, backache, uri
j shows:
The weather clerk has been especially kind to Polk County’s
nary
irregularity,
dizziness
and
nervous-
the
use
o
f
the
public
funds,
consistent
F irst—No conspicuous American trust
ness make life a burden.
first fair, so far, and everything points to a continuance o f good owes its existence to the desire for In with efficiency,
I will not act as agent for any school
There is only one remedy that acts
weather during the whole three days. The rain o f the first week ' creased efficiency. -Expected econo- furnishing
company.
directly on the kidneys.
Doan's Kid
was just sufficient to lay the dust and make everything agreeable | mies from combination- «cure largely
1 will rot ask an increase in salary ney Pills owe their wide-world fame to
for travel. Bright frosty mornings indicate warm pleasant days. in promoters* prospectuses, but they while in office.
the fact that they have cured thousands
o f cases o f sick kidneys and cured P e r -
EFFICIENCY NOT PUBLICITY
The farmers are sufficiently up with their fall work to appreciate a have never been a compelling motive
manenti
-------
xtly.
I
f
elected
I
will
visit
each
school
in
few days lay off, and the indications are that they will all take it In the formation of any trust. On the the county at least once each year.
Mrs. . Jot
Joseph Hoherg, Grant st.. Me.
contrary,
the
purpose
o
f
combining
bus
and see the fair. A bountiful harvest has made everyone feel hap
It will be my earnest endeavor to Minnville, Ore., says: “ I am always
often been to curb efficiency or even to
py and the need of a little relaxation, and the crowd in town on preserve inefficiency, thus frustrating bring about more helpful relations be
kidney
a good remedy -------
Doan's
tween the home and the school
-- K
..idney Pills are.
the first day indicates a record breaking attendance.
the natural law o f survival o f the fit
I
will
strive
to
have
on
exhibition
in
1
gave
a
statement
publicly recommend-
Decorators have made all our business houses a thing o f beau test.
Pii
connection with ihe county fair some ing Doan’ s Kidney Pills
in 1907 and l
ty in the fair colors o f gold and purple, and strings of incandes-
Second. —No conspicuously profitable work, from every school in the county. willingly confirm all I then said in their
favor.
cents and flags overhead, together with the many colored tents of trust owes Its profits largely to supe
JUSTICE NOT POWER
For sale
I f elected I will keep the office
under
----------------
_ by all dealers.
-----------
Price 50
the Arnold attractions, make the town a thing of beauty. All kinds rior efficiency. Some trusts have been
personal
supervision, and will d e s ig -1 cents.
Foster-M ilburn C o „ Buffalo,
o f side shows are to be seen and one can get all they want in the very efficient, as have some Independ nate at least
two
days
out
o
f
each
New
York,
sole
agents
for
the
United
ent concerns, but couspicuous profits week as office days.
way of amusement.
i States.
I will not ask for more than one su- 1 Remember the name— Doan’ s and
The fair reahy opened last evening, that is the Arnold Amuse have been secured mainly through con-
ment company, part o f it. Mr. Arnold has six shows with him trol of the market through the power j pervisor to be elected by the county ed- : take no other,
o f monopoly to fix prices, through this i ucational board.
this year, besides his merry-gc-.'ound ar.d ferris wheel, and from exercise of the taxing power.
I will not so use my office as to per
FALLS CITY
those who visited the different attractions last night we learn that Third.—No conspicuous trust has been petuate my continuance in office.
I will strive at all times to render the
M
...
they are the best shows on the road, being clean and moral in char efficient enough to maintain long as
Thompson, Mr.
acter, and with some particularly interesting attractions.
against the independents its projiortion best possible service to the people, and ! ", r* and **'re* ,.*
will hold no ill will against anyone who i,n , Vrs* ^*
a°d Miss Herma
The balloon ascensions are to be made by Prof. Bert Addis, of the business of the country without does not support me.
* ar‘ ey> motored to Portland Thursday,
who is an adept at his profession and is certain to give spectators coutiuulng to buy up from time to
I respectfully ask your support.
j returning home Saturday evening.
J. J. ARNOLD.
all the thrill they are looking for in his paraciiuie jump. Prof. time its successful competitors.
Mrs. E. E. Penn, o f Seattle, returned
Paid Adv.
013 to her home last Wednesday after at
J. Thompson is also here as one o f the managers o f the Ferris
tending
the funeral o f her father, Jos.
wheel. The latter will be remembered as the aeronaut who two
Wankey,
Weather Clerk is Obliging and Good
Crowd Turns Out'For First Day.
years ago had such poor luck in alighting from the parachute, the
first day going into the sawdust heap at the big mill, and the next
day through the window at the Lacreole club.
Captain Kearns, who does the high dive, is proficient in his
act, and his performance has elided much favorable comment.
Prof. Doan, the 40 inch midget, is the admired of all the ladies,
and is quite an acrobat, being especially proficient in ring work.
A too heavily loaded transformer caused a cessation of incan-
descents light on the main blocks last night for half an hour, and
lost the shows many of the customers they would have had if the
people had not grown tired o f waiting and gone home.
Early this morning, when we were compelled to make our vis
it to the exhibit sheds, found them in an embryotic state, the car
penters still at work and all exhibits not in. But everything was
being hurried as rapidly as possible, with new stock coming in and
being assigned quarters every minute.
A t the large tent donated by Mr. Arnold for the occasion on the
corner o f Mrs. Anna Coad’ s Main street property, we found chick
ens galore. The school childrens’ exhibit occupies one entire aide
o f the large tent, and they have thirty coops o f tine fowls, besides
a number occupied by ducks, rabbits, turkeys, guinea-pigs, and
other things. The rest of the space is occupied by the Poultry As
sociation with 50 coops o f their best fowles; and the whole show
is certainly a delight to every fancier. Hon. B. F. Keeney is
present and ready to begin judging as soon as they are ready for
him.
A t the Riley building on Washington street 76 stalls have
been built. Thirty-four o f them are for horses, and they are all
engaged. Prof. F. L. Kent, o f Corvallis, O. A. C., will be the
judge o f this section.
There 32 cow stalls, and they are filling up rapidly with supe
rior animals of the different breeds. Frank Lynn, o f Perrydale,
has there his noted Jersey that won the A. J. C. C. medal at the
state fair, with a record of 657 pounds o f butter a year.
Main street in front o f this office is occupied by a 170-foot long
shed for the housing of sheep, goats and hogs, o f which a credita
ble exhibit is now being installed, There are two dozen pens and
more can be quickly added if necessary. R. G. Hoag, of Eola, will
judge this exhibit and the cattle.
At the armory the first thing that caught oureyew as the Votes
for Women booth that Mrs. J. E. Sibley and Mrs. Harriett Smith
are fixing up. Inside the big auditorium was a blaze of tasteful
decorations to set off the beauties on exhibit and an army o f ladies
and many masculines were working hard on the finishing touches.
The school exhibit occupies one-half of the armory and is a won
derful showing, comprising everything grown outdoors. All kinds
o f cookery and needlework. Mr. Seymour says there will be 500
or 600 exhibitors and his quandry is where to put it all. On the
east side of the hall the county has the back end and the major
portion is taken up by the Horticultural society, who surely are
showing good stuff in every line. We would like to go into details
o f the exhibits, but it would take columns to do so. Everything
is the bept possible and the fair a wonderful success. The judges
have not yet been determined on.
NOTES:
Frank Morrison, A1 Snyder and Jake Crider were at Salem
yesterday, and the Board o f Trade took them in hand and promised
100 business men here from the capital city on the excursion to
morrow.
E. D. V. Paul brought his fine black Percheron in this after
noon for exhibit. It weighs about a ton, stands him 4000, and is
fine specimen o f horse flesh.
Since our first writeup this morning the weather clerk chang
ed his mind; and we are now having na3ty weather for the fair.
The auto parade, Arnold’s open air attractions, an address by
Senator Chamberlain, a band concert, and Arnold’ s shows are the
attractions for the balance o f the day.
Mr. Arnold kindly tendered his band to welcome Senator Cham
berlain at the 11:10 train this morning and escort him down town.
He rode in an auto, accompanied by Dr. V. C. Staats and Chairman
Oscar Hay ter.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 '
School Day. Progressive and Prohibition Day —Forenoon.
10:00 a. m. Lecture and demonstration on Horticulture at armory.
10:30 a. m. Band Concert at the Armory.
11:00 a. m. Balloon Ascension.
AFTERNOON
1:30 p m. School Children’s parade, Starts from public school
building, corner Ash and Main streets, Every school in the county
represented.
2:30 o m. Free open air attractions, court house plaza.
3:00 pm. Adress by B. Lee Paget, Prohibition candidate
U. S Senator.
4:00 p m. Address by Hon J. Frank Burke, o f the Progressive
hoK ? » i“ vf. &
h .n
.k .tin g nnk
is
1
pleasure of a visit from all h
hlS .33 favorite places for the white weekly newspaper of general circulation party.
o'd friends.
03 i slavers to do thair deadly work, in said Folk cxunty, Oregon.
EVENING
— - -
, ,
, 1 He also told o f the attitude of First published October 3, 1913.
7:30 p. m. Band Concert, court house plaza.
BROWN
A
SIBLEY,
While •J'ding on a load o f wood t^e employers in the big depart-
8:00 p. m. Free open air attractions and street sports.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
with his father. Joe Murphy on , ment store9
the girls un-
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5.
the Falls City canyon road Em- der their ,ow
system how
REPUBLICAN DAY— FORENOON.
erson Murphy, 12 years old fell
young girls were started on
Last Thursday evening the
10:00 a. m. Special work in Horticulture at Armory.
a
w
*i ee* passed
| the downward road through their A^tizans c dehrated Jack Sibley’ s
10:30 a. m. Street sports on Court street.
his abdomen, rupturingl the corrUpt methods.—S h e r w o o d birthday by gathering at his
11:30 a. m. Balloon Ascension.
spleen and causing internal hem -! j»j ew8
home and giving him a complete
AFTERNOON
orrhage. The little sufferer was j
-
-
m -
surprise.
1:30 p. m. Livestock Parade, starts from public school building.
hrought to the Dallas hospital, | Can-t
w e||, eat well or feel well
2:30 p. m. Free open air attractions court house plaza.
where Dr. Bollman fixed him up, 1 with impure
mpur blood feeding your body,
3:00 p. m. Parade o f decorated baby carriages for prizes, and
and he is on the road to recovery, i Keep the bloody pure with Burdock
Baby show, court house plaza.
j Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exer-
FOR FLETCHER'S
3:45 p. m. Address by Hon. Walter McCammett,
i cise, keep clean and you will have long I
l life.
I C A STO R I A
on political issues, from Republican standpoint.
Çarts C ok K Croup sn d W hooping coogh.
mt
TRUTH ABOUT
FARMER GETS LESS, BUT—
Ha
H a s to
P a y M o ra F o r W h a t
D oesn’t Raisa.
Ha
The United States department of
agriculture has just announced that
notwithstanding the Increased cost of
living utnong the people as a whole
there was a greater decline in the
prices paid t»» farmers from Aug. j tQ
Sept 1 this year than there was last
yen r.
The average farm prices o f the Im
portant crops (corn, wheat, oats, bar
ley. rye, flaxseed, potatoes, tobacco,
cotton and hay. which represent
about three-fourths o f the value o f all
the country's crops» declined 7 |>er
cent during the month, while In that
time last year they declined In price
only 4.4 per cent, and during the Inst
four years The decllue In price aver
aged 3.8 |*er cent. The average of
farm prices on Sept. 1 was 2.8 per
«•eut lower than on that date last
year
Prices paid to farmers on Sept. Î
this y e n r . with c o m p a r i s o n o f prices
paid on the same date laat year, fol-
low:
1912.
C orn
............................ .
W h e a t ..........................
O a t«
..............................
B a r l e y ......................... ............................. 536
R y e ................................
B u c k w h e a t .............
F la x s e e d
...................
P o t a t o e s ....................
Hay .....................
C o t t o n ..........................
B u t t e r .......................... ............................242
C h i c k e n s ................... ............................113
E kks ..............................
191L
$0.659
.848
.404
.770
.769
.740
2.036
1.137
14.610
J18
.231
A ll
A li
But the prices on tariff, nurtured
articles o f manufacture which the
farmer has to buy continue to soar.
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Dr. Hartman Answers Questions
A bou t The Revised Pe-ru-na
years ago, but did not realize the diffi
culty o f overcom ing the people's n o
tions on this subject.
I m ade a change in the form ula o f
P e-ru -n a. Quite a radical change.
A change that altered the co lo r and the
taste and som ewhat the medicinal effect
of P e-ru -n a. I did this believing It was
the best thing to do under the circu m
stances.
Im m ediately the change appeared,
the people began to com plain o f P e-
ru-na.
T hey generally thought the
druggist was to blame, that their bot
tle o f P e -ru -n a had been tampered
with. This made bad feelings between
the users o f P e-ru -n a and the drug
gists. T he druggists In som e cases be
cam e Irritated and angered and made
com plaint U> the wholesnlers and m an
ufacturers. Thus the trade was tem
porarily in an uproar.
A fter a year o f explanation the trade
quieted down and the new 1%-ru-na
took its place In the drug stores as a
popular household remedy. And yet It
has not attained the popularity that
the other P e-ru -n a had. Changing the
form ula o f P e -ru -n a was equivalent to
H AR TM AN .
Introducing a new m edicine into the
In ireaponse to a great many queries T drug trade, an extrem ely difficult
wish to make public statement concern thing to do now -a-d ay e
P e-ru -n a as it is made todav Is a
ing the sale of JPe-ru-na.
No, we are not selling as much very excellent remedy fo r catarrh and
general catarrhal ailm ente. It is fo r
Pe-ru-na an we used to. The reason for
sale In all dru g store« and has a
this is the change In the formula of slig h t laxative effect, very m neh need
Pe-ru-na.
ed in these days.
It eeemrd to me
The patent medicine bneineae la very that It was in many w ays a better rem -
peculiar and particular. A person who l , y th||n b<.frTe. Yet In spite o f all
has been In the habit o f taking patent |ex p |KnntIons there Is a considerable de-
mediclne will n otice very quickly the (mand fo r the „id pe-ru-na as It used
slightest alteration in color, taste or
effect. It does n ot look a* 11 used to, or
small as It used to, or have exactly the
same taste as It used to. It does not
le.! exactly the same In the stomach as
before. The medicine will be promptly
returned to the drug store aud a new
bottle demanded.
All this I knew before I changed the
formula of Pe-ru-na. which I did
to be made.
I have authorized the formation of a
company to manufacture It. under the
trade name of Ka-tar-no. The Ka
tmr. no r<0
located In Columbus, Ohio,
O. A. Spinney and family have moved
home from Independence, where he has
been at home all summer.
Park Calkins has returned home from
Portland, where he has been visiting
for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. VVeahlte have moved
to Dilley, where he will have a charge
this year. The Methodist church has
lost a good pastor and the city a good
man.
Dr. I*oy and family have moved to
Portland, where they will make their
future home They leave a host o f
friends here.
A large attendance greeted the Rev.
V,r R ^ se on last Sunday, Jus first ap-
pearance here in the pu pit. Kalis City
extend« a hearty welcome to the gen-
tleman and his family.
Miss Marguerite Flower returned to
Salem luesdav to resume her school
work and vocal lessons with Miss Min-
netta ^lagers.
Mrs. Jos. Wan key has been sick the
laat few days, but is some better.
A. N. Robinson has returned to his
home in Halsey, after a short visit here
looking after his property.
R1CKREALL
J. F. Davidson moved into one o f the
Mill house* this week .to attend school.
Mr. Dunamore was in Salem a few
days last week,
A. Ilill went to Mill City Friday.
I’auline Nesmith came up from Port
land Monday, returning Tuesday.
Alice llbrch went to Portland Sunday
to see her sister who is quite ill.
Mrs. I.aramons, who has beer, work
ing for W. E. Clark, returned to Dallas
Monday.
Mr. «•><! Mrs.
last Meek.
Cook were in Canby
Mr. i lark and son, o f Eugene, have
been visiting his brother. Peter Cook
and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington are the
proud parents o f a daughter born last
week, Ur. Starbuck attending,
L. C. Koser went to Independence
Tuesday, where he is building a house
for Mr. Cooper.
II. C. Fox is repairing his house on
Main street for his son, Vern, and bride,
who were married last week in Dallas.
The boys are getting ready for the us
ual serenade.
('has. Whaley and Orval Price are
drying apples.
Harry Cookingham was in Salem Sun
day.
W. A. Haley left for Benton col nty
Saturday.
Don't use harsh physics. The reac
tion weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan’s R ig-
ulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
To the Ladies!
Human hair only, for sale, in
Dallas for a short time on Hay-
ter street, opposite the G. VV.
Old switches
. McBee
^ residence.
Comb
¡ r e n e w e d to any shade.
ings put up as nice as cut
hair. Mrs. C. A. Spaulding,
1570 Virginia street, Portland,
Oregon.
Cfismbertein’s Ccugh Remedy
Cares Colds, Croup so d W h oop is* C ou f h.