EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925
aM.fwui AM MMLUW
HBVWIHNILUS,
OVERTIME WAGE CASE
Im ullornrv fur tho laborers nnd
l.mvrem'0 T. Ilnrii of Euitcno as
sisted District Atlornvy John 8.
Medley In defending the county.
Decision-of Jury Is Against
Road Laborers
TRIAL LASTS FOUR DAYS
Htnn'ey tiregor nmt Oilier Snk to
IllHTOT 8(M)0 AlllNRXl lttlO
un Public Work
JlOO HOOS GIVE BANQUET
xani; rorxTY ia-mbermex
MEET IX EUGENE
K 'lano county lumbermen, mem
wra of the order of Hoo Hoos
Jjeld a banquet nnd peneral soctnl
Airetlng at the Eugene hotel last
Vm Tavist- n 1 Has rtw-krT-n m a n.t t ti a
Sheeting was attended by 25 or 30
'lumbermen of Eugene and other
ane county cities. The discussion
tru:.on general lumbering condi
i, Knlph Martin or the Booth-Kel-7jrv
Lumber company presided.
irDTUAL. Uflfl G. H. S PRAGUE
r: .... . ...
I.ane county won the verdict of
the jury In the Beiilon county c
: cult court ut Oorvulll yeterday
! in the cutte wherein Sum ley OrK-
or and a lnre number of other
men, formerly In the employ' of
i the county road construction do
nnrtment here, nued for wnKea nl
leged due for overtime, approxi
mating 19000.
' The trial lasted for several days,
1 having begun Monday. The caeo
i went to the jury yesterday about
11:80 n. m., and the verdict was
returned about two hours after
ward.
These men sued for overtime
wages alleged due at various
times between 191S tna 1923 in
clusive. The. county admitted that
they worked overtime but con
tended that the men did sn at
the'r own request nnd were given
straight pay. The ltiw allows them,
to collect double pay for overtime
qn countv road work but the claim
was fought on the ground that the
men asked to be allowed to work1
longer than eight hours. It being
stated that the request was made
tor the reason that they had rath-
er ne worxing man ue. arounq tne
R. A. PILCHER IS HERE
CHAIN NT OHM OPKUATOU
- VISITS 1. 1 mini:
H. A. rilchor, owner and oper
ator of the It. A. rilcher chain of
department stores, made a visit to
Kugene yesterday, en route to
oiher eMIe of tli south.
Mr. Plloher conferred with J.J.
Multmoy,. local manager, nnd
others if the Kugenn staff and left
.n the even.ng for Kosehurg.
The i-hu'n store man Is making
a tour of the Went, having arrived
In Borland n few days ago ftvm
New York. In Portland, Mr. IMI
cher called a meeting of store
managers of the district which
was attended by Mr. Moloney.
NEW SCHOOL PROPOSED
MAILING RULES GIVEN
si ;;i:ntionh aiuc mam: kou
t llltlsn MAS WHAIM'INU
INtMtnfrUw iK'partment Ncmlrt Out
Iitftiniuul.m ho PnckagcM Mny
Not IV lAt
COliliKGK CKKST PEOPLE iET
oct petition
Hoard to Moot Monday to iMvido
- Vpon Quotftoti or Calling
: Kkvtlon
College Crest may have n new
ttto-room school house In the near
future. Petitions have been circu
lated asking the. school board of
-that district to call an election to
vote upon the question. The board
will meet next Monday night to
consider the petitions, which nro
sald to contain alput 60 names.
i ne pinn, nccoruing io uiose
behind the movement. Is to erect
two-room . build ng on a tract
the long . about In the center of the College
summer. days. 1 ""'." jtret neighborhood on what s
The matter was at one time 'known as the Mugladry and" Shu
placed before the Lane count)' j mate land.
grand Jury in an effort to indict ' The d'strlct already has a two
the members of the county court room building south of the summit
who were serving at that time on , of the hills but the population of
a charge of violating the state the district is growing so rapidly
labor law but the jury refused to , that more room '.a a necessity, it Is
return an Indictment. stated. .
Allen Joy of Portland appeared ,
I MASS TO BE GIVEN AGAIN
Today Last Day!
' BIG DOUBLE BILL
COLLEEN
M00RE
"WE MODERNS"
HER LATEST SHOWING
HERE BEFORE PORTLAND
: . "And a Vaudeville Treat!
n'-vBURTON'S;7. r :
Modern Maid
SECOND PRESENTATION
SCNDAY AFTERNOON
IS
Ft Cecltla Mass by Gounod,
which was presented last Sunday
nnd from which 200 people were
turned away after the - music
building at the university was
packed to capacity will be repeat
ed again Sunday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock In the music building for
those who were unable to obtain
seats at the f rat performance. It
was announced yeserday.
The soloists w ll be Miulame
Rose McGrew, soprano, Kugene
Cnrr, baritone, and Roy Urysun,
tenor. The work of these people
In last Sunday's mass was the
outstand ng feature of the presen
tation. Due to the consecutlveness of
the program the doors will b
closed - promptly-at 4:30 o'clock
and all who wish to attend are
asked to be there before that time
In order to avoid disturbance dur
ing the singing.
, Trofepsor Frederick Dunn, of
the Latin department of the unl
versl y, will read the English
translation of the Mass, which is
sung in Latin, llev, A. H. Saun
ders of i th first Presbyterian
church will read the prayer.
A "
SIX BEAUTIFUL MAIDS OF MELODY
with ' " '
: GERTRUDE DONNERY :
Charlejton Dancer Supreme
APPEARING, AT EVERY PERFORMANCE
MATIXEE AXD EVENING
Continucue Performance 1 :00 to 11:30 p. m.
Regular ,
Night.
Price:
MATINBE-- 3Sc
EVEiVINO-. 5c
CUlLDltEX 10c
mm
HOME OF THE BEST
It?
INGALLs TO BE SPEAKER
COnVAI.I.IS EDITOR APPEABS
; HERE Sl'.VDAY
C, E. Ingulls of CorvallU. will
be the speaker at the laymen'
service ponored by the I'nitnrlan
Irmen'i ieatrue at the Unitarian
church next Sunday- mornlnft. His
theme .will be "The Evolution of
nellslon" dealing with the history
and Innate philosophy of religion.
Mr. Ingulla la one of the best known
, newspaper men In the state and Is
president of the 'Oregon Editorial
association. He Is not only a writer
.with a pungent pen, but Is also a
fluent speaker. The soloist at this
! meeting will bo Nina Warnock.
violinist of the university orches
tra. . Kor the last six years Vnltarlan
churches having a Laymen's leauge
.chapter have assumed tho whole
.dlrectlon of one service In the year,
asking the minister to take a place
In the pews. These service have
.been a great success and brought to
the religious platform many dis
tinguished men. Each year the
league publishes a booklet sum
.marlzlng the spirit of the addresses
and quoting from them. ('. It.
Ijiwrence will preside at the serv
l"es In the local church next Sunday.
mm
Maim
' who looks to his physician and this store for
relief is starting on the right track.
The doctor tells us what to do and WE DO IT.
Bring your prescriptions here (or the results
you hope for and we will use every care to see
that the- doctor's instructions arc carried out
, to the letter.
Tiffany-Davis
Drug Co.
GEORGE W. DAVIS, Manager
Eugene' New Drug Store
829 Willamette Telephone 1 3 1
at de-licious
Chocolate
Cake"
Here nre Ihe rules for wrapping
Christmas package for mailing as
sent nut by I'ntted Hltitea poster
flco department through 1'ontmus.
ler -Voian; ' ,
"rrttttllo articles of nit kind
need the protection of a box 01
other ,outldo container In addi
tion to paper uited for cuvhlon.ng.
"When several loose articles nre
to ho wrapped In a slnjilw puckaKO
they should he first tied together
to prevent any play . or shifting'
'Taper-wrapped packages are
subject to the following common-
nenso rules:
"I. Strong, tough paper should
be used the kind you cannot easi
ly punch a holo through with your
linger.
"2. Pliable paper should be
used the kind that dues not
crack when It Is folded.
"3. New paper Is bettor than
used.
"4. AVhen tided pnper Is em
ployed. It must ho free from hole,
cracks and tears.
"5. The heavier thV packape
and the itrcutcr the d'stance It Ih
to travel, the thicker the paper
should be or the Kreater'tho num
ber of kno's to be used, and al
ways use touch and pliable sheets.
"6. lse two sheets, unless you
are sure one is stronc enough.
"The twine uxed In tylnir should
also be stroni; and should be
drawn tight, hecause much hand
ling induces stretclvn.
"The twine should be In 'one
piece-nnd each crossing should be
knotted to prevent sPpntntr. l,nnc
narrow packsKes "should have sev
eral such crosslniis. Paper tape Is
permissible on parcel post pack
ages on'y under certa'n condi
tions. Ask your postmaster.
"Just aa. Important as wrapp nc
and tylnjr ts marking. Never uhc
lead pencil. 1'se waterproof crn
vnn. ink or stencil, nnd mark
plainly.
"Always address to street and
number. Spell out the state. Pre
cede reurn address with the word
'From.' "
o'clock sharp ' with card jtuniei
which will be played until 4 p. m.
ltetween 1 and t o'clock, however,
the Kuitcne hlith school orchestra
will pluy severul selections.
After 4 o'clock thn entertain
nitiit will be itlven and tcu will
he served.
Following Is tho proitramt
Vocal solo by Professor John U.
ttrUert.
1 ttcadluKM by Frances Knots.
WhUtllhK solo by Kllsnbeth
Phelps.
Violin iiuurtet by Honm tlroN.
Kstfllo JohtiHon. Alice tlrlnwold
and t'lara lltlllard, Ktrts of tho
liiuh school.
The money to n ueriveo is
CELEBHATION IS PL1NNED!
OI'I'MNtl III'' II WtltlMU ltd
HitiiMiK 'ix in: iisi:hvi:i
go to I hi' fund used by tho Klks lit
their unnuul C'liilMiuus clmiiiy
work. ,
LODGE Mi IS HONORED
STAR DELAYS CEREMONY
INSTAl.UVTION OF OFFICl'ltH
JAM Alt Y FIUNT
' Installation of officers of Kvun
i:oUne chapter. Order of the Kut
em Star. In Kuitene, has been post
poned from eccinher IN, to Jan
uary 1, It was announced last
nlk'Ht by Mrs, Kobert Huston,
worthy matron.
The delay wa caused by the
death of Mrs. Mnrtiuret McLean,
member of the onb-r and imMher-In-law
of M rs, A k nes M c I .ea n.
worthy timirnn-eh'ci.
All members of the Kastern Star
have been rejusted to meet at
tho Masonic tempi Sunday after
noon at o'clock to march l j Importance Is yet to lm
a body to (he eaten chapel u at
tend tin funeral of Mrs. Mrl.ran.
COM MISSIOXF.lt
t'O-OPKU.VTlOX
HVfill ASKS
OF imiVF.HK
KuKciio t'liamlar of tNnmnrnt
anil I -a no Tmimy onit Aw
A -Kid lit n-orcntlo
The KhkMio chantber of emu
meice and Uiue county court have
betu Invited by tho HniTlburK
chamber of commerce to co-oper-atw
in a b'.u celebrutlou lo be
tojstnued In the near future to ob
serve inv lurnmi (ipi'iiiiiH i mu
lie of the hKbway lnldne hcvosm
the Wll umi'tie at that city.
A oinmitlee fruiu the rltam
hers at HitriitihuiK. KuKcne utnl
A.buny will be nppotn'.ed to comer
w.th oihtr lowiiri uud ctlc Inter
cs ed and lo set a date.
The - llair.Hburt: chamber of
coinuterre w.ll take the Inltliltlve
to nrruuuo hlKhway sluim in Uiue
county nnd at Junction City p.op.
crly ii inforiu tho ti-nvcllnit pub
lic of the cnilrno to Tidlow tt
travel tho east sldo Pacific h'.nh
way. !
The brlditu has been ennntruct-;
ed at a cost of approximately i
fSOO.uuo, shared equally btMweeu,
I. Inn and Utuu couutleii and the j
mule. The structure is of s ro
and com-rctc and Is composnl nf j
thiw IM0.ri,ot spans and nmrr
Ibuu 1UUU fcot of tientlo work ap-
proach on the l.ano cminly shin of
the river, Some work of minor
completed.
'he bridge Is the last Ink of the
Pac f.c hlKhway Ihrouith t ho state
to .hi- completed, and replnre tho
old niTtburtf forrv whh'h Iuih
luien opiratrd for umre than half;
A century.
At i In meeting of (he lliirrtn
burtf chamber a move was initiat
ed to liKht the brldue, which pbin
w.ll be taken up with the county
courts In the counties Inlorented,
Only 1 1 Shopping Day8 'Till Ch
True
Credit
Plan
lli'iul of I'ullco IH'iuirliiti'iit Snjrs
All Will llo lU-iu-riKtl If t iirc
In (MiHcrrrtl
For nest 10 (liiys pnon I3K-L,'
J. K. Cupp, I'alnilnit Comrat-iur.
' l l.m.1 nm. 1
MAKTIX KVARVK.KU) 70 YKAKS
OLD YKSTKKDAV .
f 'anion Ibi.oy,. and McLaughlin
AuiUlary Ilolil llanqurt; or. '
fleers for 1 950 KlorU'il
Klectlnn of officers In two t. O.
O. K. orKnlat!om nml colebrn
tion of the 70th birthday iinnl-
verR-iry of Punt Captnln Miirtln
SvBn-erul of the Pntrlarrhii Mili
tant, fea'ureil - the ineetlnBR. n(
ro-miernllon of tho driver of
mHomnlillrn with Ilie polli-e III pre-
ntliiK (Miiitfemion of piirkni niuu-
iiioliUi'K In lite liualnt'w. mrllon or
thn Hty In uriteil ly Itniury W.
Kuuh. ehnlrniftn of the poiire
rommlllne of the city council. He
imyit Ihnt If the people wftl nMlm
In the mntter and pnrx only an
Ioiik an they dn lliolr ahupplnir In
one aiore nnd ilien move on It will
help tho niori'liunu nnd help the
pnllre lo prevent roilKeallnn. Mr.
It uirh In n mnlenienl on the lt
uuilon liiKt nlKlit auyii:
"There lnut he Home nilntnlte
about the article In the (lunrd
which Mated Hint I'hlef nf Police
Judkhm and the police committee
hurt lulled an order that they nre
Rolnie in check up every hour on
the hour pnrKIn limit on Wll
bunette atreot nnd clone biinlneiui
atreela between now nnd t'hrlHt
tnaa. That l not exactly the Idea
of the ordinance. I know YVItlnlu-
ette iitrcel and clone bulne
trrets are Imilly .conKeeied and
Canton-Hovey and McUiuchlm i "" I'""" '" w"n,"x " "L". "
auxlliar' at tho Odd Fellows' lew-)"'0 """y " " 1 , " P,,Vl !
pie last nlKht but that is uulto n lonK time In
Mr. ovarverud wna placed In Ihe'lh" Tu,,ur0 wh' ' v.n",J ',k
real of honor ot n banquet Klven i hav the people do beiween now
nt 6:30 p. m.. at the same time a I nl1 '-ly-l.tmaa la lo co-oiierftte with
Christmas tree parly was hal.l.llh policemen and police commit
There was an attendance of nliout loovlnit their cnr nn rnp
SO -persons.- Including- several Id'V possible nfter parkins; lo
children. , shop, thus Klvlnit the next shopper
Se- eral nuthmnhlle loads or Can- an opportunlly to do their shnp.
ton Hovtv and auxiliary hu.mh.r. . pln. t feel Hint we nhould follow
win if-uvt ior jtosenurir louav. to
atsjnil Ihe Institution of an nuxll
!- nnd ihe "mu'.te'-ine; in" of can
didates in the military order In
that civ this evcnlnc. State off
cers of Portland will be there and
the women's drill team of Salem
will conduct the work In the aux
iliary. ,
Those elected , to offices last
nlcht were as . follows; Canton
Hovey. Hoy Woods, eaptnln com
mander; Lionel Stratton. lieuten
ant; U. Ti. Unison, ensign; Kdwln
Trapp, treusurer.
John H. Starr Is the past captain
commander and will be eleva ed
to that post when officers are in
stalled nfter the first of the yi-nr.
jiciiuenrn auxiliary to canton
Hovey. president. Herlhn Dunbar:
vice-president. Kdnn HnodKrnas;
clerktresurer. Nora Rtnrr.
Appointive offlrers will bo
named after Ihe new year, it was
reported Inst night.
he ordinance as far as possible
but If shoppers at Inrun take the
some Interest nnd burden on innir
ahouldora as Ihe police and police
r6mtnlttee do Ihey will mnke It
a point to co-operate with them.
By doln so the merchant nnd
shoppers will be Rreaily benefitted."
70 SCHOOLS TO DEBAlt
K X U O 1. 1. M K N T IX STATK
i.i:.;i I-: ukui.vs
25jOimoe3
IU (CI
I for over
YEARS
uur reait wonveiucna-s Ar i a
ranged I hat We Are Always Pleased T
Extend To Our Credit Account All .1?
Same Privileges Our Cash Customer.
i u i i.y iiitnia r-vi i uue vvi i urcha8e
-Your Charce Arrniml XUUU t !. I i.
-r . i V " a , V; " WB
uur irusiin iou nnc ourAnnMir
,. . ill -rri mu
tidence In Us.
You Will Find With ll A T.... c.
r .. w ""COD
ui oopcruuuii. i our Dudget nan
Nirslv R Arrnnrrwl Viil A r.p
-I A l M n I T
Vwiiaiyc rti-juiii. no icu tape,
Eugene's Own Store
-Sk T I 1 4
nuw. i ui r-iiuLiier
u rv r
uu&y Lsay ji
Christmas Shopping!
10 Pound Sack Best
Cane Sugar, Delivered
&
FANCY C UI'.AMKKY ItlTTKK. l'Or)
Sl'( A i C I K '. ) HAC'ON' II.U'K. 'O rn
3 POUNDS (iOIJtl-N BANANAS
2Sc CAN' OKI. MONT!'. ASPAkACUS
Itl.l I I tt,,.T 'IV I
0 na "sir''V MONDAY" SOAP.
$1.00 Star Shaving Brush tt1 Art
$1.00 Gem Safety Razor
l.ii'lit Hnlls -
I iiIm VV'fuitlce l'"lcit rir (irtlt
. a II I . i ci
CI Cfl T ..... I1I..ilM .nirilt fff I'flt-k'n IV 111 VPS
SI.V I HI vl.IJIilIV it. l - ,
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1 WU VVII 1 itin ' I '"" '
(YK DKI.IVI'.IO
MAIL CAUSES MYSTERY
TWO 1KXAI,D MfDOXAT.DS
OSDl'RX APAIITMF.NTS
IX
"When mail hea-an to arrive from
Butte, Montana, for Mrs. Donald i Koj
McDonald, clerks at the Ushuru ! Ihe
hotel were mystified.
Mra. Donnld McDonald of Eu-
lyene said the mall -was not for her.
But when Mr. and Mrs. Dnnnlil
McDonnld.- number two. reiftstored
nt the Osburn yeeterslny mornlnK.
tho letters were turned over to
their proper owner and tho mys-
, lery was cleared. ,
Last nlRht the hotel . stnff was
doelarlns It a coincidence that Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McDonnld, lately
'of nuttc, Montnnn, had taken
npariment 20 In tho Osburn
npartments. while In 205 Mr. and
. Mrs. Dnnnld McDonald of Kukuiio
are llvlnit.
Mr. McDonald of Hulte, as he Is
designated now, has been trans
ferred to this territory by a ten
and coffee concern which ho represents.
.Seven: v huh schools
rolled with Dnn K. t'hirke, seere-tary-treasurer
of the Orea-on II. Kb
IHehopI Debntlnif Icnltue. to com
i pete for the K: K. Dcl'nu cup Itlv
jen eahh year lo the slii'e chntn
' plonshlp hlKll s4lli"il ilellllllllB
team. Knrollmrnt wllj be closed
somo lime durum tne i nnstnuis
vecnllon nnd dls.r.ct debates wllf
bcR n some tlmo In January.
The final dehato will bo hold In
May n't the university. Ijisi yenr
the Ashland hlKh school Irani,
cimslstlmc of Marian liuli. now
a student nt the university nnd
lla.niird Jy won from tho Me.
I.ouKhl.n Union hlKh school with
Itoy llerndon, now h freshman In
un'verstty and Chester nan
I
'nOldJashiorieA
cnocoiate
foraNewfashtone
yeneration. ,
n 1
DaKers.
Chocolate
- Premium No. 1
Is most satisfactory for
cooking and drinking; the
first choice of good
. housekeepers and
cooks.
VW.herBikwiCo.Ltd.
bubliihfd 1780
I I VOKDHie, S1SH,
i j 1 MoirTktAL, Cahao
SCOUTS HEAR MACDUFF
IXMPASK IlKADINOR KX
riAI.VKD TO IXM.WL TIHM)P
rnk of thr lMler (onm. Tho qut'H
tlnn wnnt Umolvcd. tlmt Orrgnn
nhould adopt a.ylm of free uxt
bookii In thf puhllR xclmolfl. A
Miintltir fUrm(nn will prohulily hu
UBetl thlft your.
IRONSIDES FUND RAISED
I.ANE COI NTV THIMmFN CO
THIIH'TK I2I7.IH ,
Demnnstrat'ne cimpns rend
Inits from a larite model compass,
the needlo of which Is 14 inches
Ions;, Nelson y. Macduff, supervis
or of tho Cascado national forest,
Thursday nlht (tavo Hoy Hi-outs
of troop No, 3, the Kuxnno hlith
school troop', somo vnluahle point
ers In finding- tho'way In tho for
ests. The model and plan of oompasi
rending aro products of Mr. Mac.
duffs own Invention, In a wnv, ns
ho saw a need for a certain typo
of Instruction for men In tho .em
ploy of tho sorvico and had the
model niado to f:t this Idea. Tho
lenturn whs hold lo bo of Import
ance to tho hoys ns iathf'nd:nif Is
one of iho Important phases of
scoutlnR, . ,
BENEFIT WILL BE GIVEN
I'ltOfiltAM I'HIWKXTKI) TllIS
AITi:ilXM) AXNOl'NCHD
The proa-ram lo be Riven nt Ihe
benefit card pnrty to bo sinned
at the Elks' templo this afternoon
by Ihe ladles of the 'Elks was qrt
nnunced yesterday.
Tho program will begin at I
T.ftre countv school rhltdren hove
contributed I217.4H' toward the
f""d for nreervlns; thn U. H.
frlRnto Coiistltutlon, fnmlllnrly
In history as "Old Iron
sides." Announcement of the nmntint
raised was rmndo veslnrdav when
the conmiltteo mado Its final re
port. Of thn lolal, Iho Kiirene
eleh .school contributed $21. 33.
ratlcrson school olilldrnn riivo
io- thnn nnv other Rrnde school
In the county, raisin a fund of lift.
,..., Hn lo ,n0 romir. . .i,n
committee, onlv a small minority !
of ( 237 sclfnls In the county
contributed. Tho-o on the com-!
mlttee were Thomas O. Ht'ssoll,
rbifrr."n: K O. l'ottr. Itev. Kre'l
crick O. Jennings, rtev. riruco J
Olffen nnd Kred Ouyon. -
Oriental fJrlll llnrtor Novf
Manaffimiint
Dinner dnnno nvorv nlRht except
Bundny. Musln by Iho now Wur
lltser piano. Special attention to
phone orders. IMiono 2343. .lack
O'Dny, proprlhlor. 1 2-8-Lf
i .
Unn't forget
Nnh'a Tteniitv Rhonns has mncfl
to laraer and better quarters st T7
Willamette. un.slr next to Wade
Bros., Phone III,
10l.f
. Psrlnslve' I tidies' rfnlr rnlflnir
B. P. Honna with B. Piper Bell,
Kiiarene Wotel Beauty Phop. for
merly with Meier end Frank. .
- ' U-0-tf
TVleo nieetrle Plant end IMsl.
flslre Bleetrle ftefrlseratori. W. I
Hsraia uo. 117 uiive.
OTTflPJ Ij. KRBTyY CO. Buys your
old tires (or eosli.y 12-10-1 mo,
An Unprecedented
Opportunity Just
Before Christmas
We Have Set Apart for
Special Sale
On Friday and Saturday This Week
December 11th and 12th
200 BOXES OF FINE STATIONERY
Well Worlh $2 AO Ihe Box
On Sale at $1.00 the Box
A Special for Christmas Shoppers!
Remember the big snow storm a year
ago next week and SHOP NOW'
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