T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. 88
GRESHAM STUDENT
IS VINDICATED BY
PORTLAND COURT
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TU ESD AY . JANUARY 2, 1923
I COLLEGES CALL LOC AL
DAMASCUS FARM
MEN AND WOMEN
BUREAU TO MEET
2,700,000 AUTOS
IS 1922 OUTPUT
91.50 Per Year
PICKLE SHORTAGE
MAY BE HELP TO
LOCAL COMPANY
A su rp risin g n um ber of young men
T he D am ascus F arm B ureau w ill
P ro b ab ly no one is m ore su rp rised
a t th e p ro h ts 1922 yielded in th e a u to
and w om en w hose hom es a re in or m eet S atu rd ay evening, J a n u a ry 6, at
th e Union schoolhouse. T he m eeting
m obile b u sin ess th a n th e autom obile
n ea r G resham a re en ro lled in th e
is expected to be an im p o rta n t one
m a n u fa c tu re rs them selves. Few w ere
I vario u s colleges in Oregon. In co l an d all m em bers and o th e rs in te re st
so o p tim istic them selv es to predict
lectin g th e nam es, it w as h a rd to se ed a re u rged to be p resen t.
th a t 1922 w ould exceed th e 1920 sales
All of th e p ro jec t le ad e rs w ill be
record. W hen th e foreign b u sin ess of
T h ere is a decided sh o rtag e in
"T he ease is dism issed. Any red cu re a com plete list so in case any
nam es a re left out, if atte n tio n is called upon to m ake out an an n u a l
th
e F o ra , and G eneral Motor com p ick les th ro u g h o u t th e U nited S tates
blooded A m erican w ould have done
called to th e nam es om itted, tk>-y will re p o rt and p rese n t it at th is tim e.
panies is included th e to ta l o u tp u t of
is th e re p o rt se n t rec en tly from New
w h at M iller did." Theae
th e be g lad ly p rin te d in th e next issue.
th e y ear p ro b ab ly reach ed 2.700,000
Any o th e rs who w ould ca re to tell in
w ords of Ju d g e E kw all a t th e h earin g
T he Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college ha3 w h at w ay th e F arm B ureau h as help - ’
c a rs and tru c k s w hich com pared w ith York. In th a t city la rg e dill pickles
in m unicipal c o u rt la st F rid a y m o rn th e la rg e st en ro llm en t of local stu ed them d u rin g th e p a st y ear w ill be
1,700,000 In 1921 and 2,380,000 in 1920 a re sellin g a t from five to fifteen cen ts
is a good y e a r’s b usiness, acco rd in g to ap iece and a re scarce a t th e price. It
ing of R alph M iller, son of Mrs. Inez dents. Miss E della Towe, B ayard given an o p p o rtu n ity to do so.
M iller an d H okan T ru ed so n of P o w
w ord received lrom D etroit, M ichigan. is easy to see how th is new s is good
H as any one sen t an y p roduce to
M iller of G resham , and a stu d e n t a t
ell V alley a re se n io rs th is y ear. H ad th e Oregon P ro d u ce E xchange, 151 i
T he F o rd com pany accounted for new s to th e Oregon P ick le &. C anning
O. A. C.
den Jo h n so n of B oring is a ju n io r. F ro n t stre e t. P o rtla n d ? If so. how
ap p ro x im ately 50 p er cen t of th e n um com pany w hich is located in G resham .
P o rtlan d p ap e rs m ade m uch of th e
Miss Mabel Wood is in her sophom ore did th e p rices received co m p are w ith
ber of c a rs sold. In 1921 th e F ord The p lan t has q u ite a la rg e supply of
fact th a t M iller w as a rre ste d , charged
year. T he fresh m an class Includes p rice s being paid elsew h ere? H ave
com pany m ade about 60 per cen t of p ick les on hand and a re now confi
w ith a s sa u lt w ith a deadly w eapon
W alter S chw edier, G lenn M ercer, who an y F arm B ureau m em bers bought *
th e c a rs sold and accounted for 50 d en t of a read y m a rk e t for them a l
and lodged in ja il, b u t very little w as
is now a C orvallis resid en t. A rth u r tire s th ro u g h th e F arm B u reau ? If so,
p er ce n t in 1920.
th o u g h no sale for th e com plete stock
rep o rted as to th e outcom e of th e
G ran of D am ascus, who en ro lled a be p rep a re d to tell ab o u t it.
h as as y et been made.
tr ia l and th e in ju stic e of th e a rre st.
few w eeks ago, G ordon G ibson and
LOCAL LEGIONERS TO
T he p re se n t low sh ip p ing ra te s by
It is u rged th a t a sp ecial effort be
T he facts, as bro u g h t out in th e
C laren ce Y unker. R alph M iller is a l m ade to have com plete re p o rts given
WELCOME
COMMANDER
w
a
te r is a n o th e r act of providence.
tria l, w ere briefly as follow s: M iller
so one of th e stu d en ts.
D u rin g th e p ast w eek, th e local pickle
a t th is m eetin g as it m ay help in
w as callin g on Miss Cecile D aniels,
M em bers of th e G resham post of fac to ry h as shipped 180 b a rre ls of
In th e list of W ilam ette U n iv ersity p lan n in g th e w o rk for th e com ing
P o rtlan d . W hile he w as th e re a m es
th e A m erican Legion a re p lan n in g to
stu d e n ts, Miss W inifred S t.C la ir is year.
w elcom e th e n atio n al com m ander of p ick les to P h ilad e lp h ia by w ay of th e
sen g er cam e to th e door of th e D aniels
th e only senior. Miss Violet Coe and
T
he
an
n
u
a
l
election
of
officers
and
th
e legion, Alvin M. Owsley of D en P an am a Canal. T he p rice of sending
hom e from L eslie W aring, a U niversi
C urie H isey a re ju n io rs and Miss C a r p ro ject lead ers wdll be held. T he a d
ton, T exas, d u rin g his visit in P o rt th is shipm ent w as 30 ce n ts on a h u n
ty of O regon law stu d e n t and th e
land w hich w ill be on J a n u a ry 5 and d red pounds w hich is q u ite a different
oline T allm an is in th e sophom ore visab ility of having a C anada th is tle
young lady w as im portuned to step
6. T he in v itatio n , how ever, is also ex
class. T he M isses E va T ach ero n of and a weed erad icatio n p ro jec t is be
tended to an y and all b u sin ess m en of p rice as com pared w ith th e form er
out to the taxi in w hich th e m e ssen
G resham , and M arjorie Lym an, w hose ing considered b u t w ill be discussed.
th e city who would ca re to m eet him. one of >1.50 per hu n d red pounds.
g er came. T his she a t first refu sed to
p a re n ts now live a t M ilw aukie, a re
N ational C om m ander Owsley is n a t
Does
an
y
fa
rm
e
r
need
m
ill
feed,
R. W. Stafford, w ho is a t th e head
do but she a t la st consented and w as
ionally know n as a le c tu re r and o ra of th e local com pany has had m uch
fresh m en th is year. O liver Gill e n hay, corn or any o th e r supplies. If
even asssite d in p u ttin g on h er w rap
B eginning next Sunday, J a n u a ry 7, to r of g re a t ability, having been on
te re d th e u n iv e rsity th is y ear and is he does he should le t th e F a rm B u
th e p latfo rm for m any y ea rs doing ex p erien ce in th is sam e line of w ork
by Miller, w ho had no susp icio n s of
ta k in g a special course.
rea u know ab o u t it. If any o n e h as th e M ethodist ch u rc h w ill be th e ce n C hautauqua w ork and se ttin g fo rth in form er y ea is. He h as th u s been
foul play. It w as observed from th e
T hose atten d in g th e U niversity of any su g g estio n s to m ake th a t w ill te r of an ev an g elist m eeting w ith Miss th e p rin cip les of A m ericanism for th e ab le to look ah ead and see how co n
window th a t th e g irl w as u rged into
Oregon th is y ear a re Miss Jo sep h in e help th e F arm B ureau w o rk for 1923, D. W illa C affray, as th e ev an g elist, legion. He w ill speak on F rid a y ev d itio n s woufd be a t th e p rese n t tim e
th e taxi and th e d riv er a t once drove
ening, J a n u a ry 5, at th e A m erican L e
T ow nsend of F airv iew ; L av ern and they will be gladly received.
and Miss G ladys M iller as th e song gion club room s on F o u rth an d W ash an d p rep ared fo r it by building m ore
aw ay. M iller ra n to his ro a d ste r
L ouis M aulding, H a rry W ostell and
T he com m ittee ap p o in ted fo r th e lead er an d c h ild re n ’s w orker.
ington s tre e ts and w ill also be p re s an d m ore ta n k s to hold th e cucum bers
w hich w as p arked in fro n t of th e
Joe Peak. Miss H elen W ostell, it is p ro g ram an d lunch fo r th is occasion
en t on S atu rd ay a t a noon luncheon as they co n tin u ed to pour in d u rin g
house but headed th e w rong way, and
Miss Caffray h as been activ ely en a t th e P o rtlan d ch am b er of com m erce
understood, is n ot in college th is y ear a re Mrs. Olaf G ran, Mrs. H en ry H en-
th e grow ing season. Mr. Stafford has
soon overtook th e taxi and crow ded
gaged in ev an g elistic w o rk for a n u m w hich is in th e Oregon building.
alth o u g h she is a t Eugene.
ningson and L ouie H offm eister.
also been ab le to se cu re som e of his
it to th e curb. H e ordered th e occu
ber of y ea rs and w ith m ark ed success
E d w ard S tro n g is a tte n d in g S ta n
Boost
for
th
e
F
arm
B
u
reau
by
c
a
ll
old
cu sto m ers who b ought pickles
p a n ts to go w ith him to th e police
ford U niversity th is year.
ing up a neighbor an d b rin g in g him w h erev er sh e h as gone. She h as th e
from him d u rin g his fo rm er y ea rs in
statio n , w hich th ey refused to do. He
d istin ctio n of having been th e first
C h arlie Brow n is a stu d e n t a t th e along also.
business.
th e n took his revolver from its h o lste r
w om an to be g ran ted a local p rea ch
N orth w est School of P h arm acy in
T he p rese n t dem and for pickles m ay
in th e ca r, opened the door of th e taxi
e r's license by th e M ethodist E piscopal
P ortlan d .
m
ean
m uch to th e fu tu re developm ent
1023
LICENSES
MAY
BE
and found th e g irl in a fa in t on th e
T hose a tten d in g b u sin ess college
of th e cu cu m b er in d u stry in th is
SECURED IN PORTLAND ch u rch , w hen th e G en eral C onference
floor. He p u t h er into his ro a d ste r
decided to ad m it w om en to th is r e la
In P o rtla n d a re th e M isses Id s Ses-
com m unity. T h ere is no doubt b u t
and took h er home, w here he w as a r
te r, Mabie G ran an d R u th S chedeen
T he P o rtla n d b ran c h office of th e tion. w hich had alw ay s been th e p re
w h at they can be g row n if th e re is a
reste d a sh o rt tim e afte rw a rd s.
sta te au to license division h as been ro g ativ e of th e men. She h as a very
and R o b ert and W illiam Booth.
m a rk e t for them a fte r th ey have been
H is m other, a t G resham , anxiously
opened
in
room
115
co
u
rth
o
u
se
w
here
p leasin g p erso n a lity , is a splendid
Miss Vida Cem er, w hose p a re n ts a re
m ade in to pickles.
ap p lica tio n s m ay now be m ade for
aw aited his r e tu r n on T h u rsd ay even
now resid in g in C alifornia, is a tte n d 1923 licenses. T he office w ill be open p rea ch er, an d is hum ble and a t tr a c t
W hile Mr. Stafford does not expect
ing, and lirst learn ed of his p red ic a
ive in h e r m a n n er. T he people of
ing San Jo se N orm al school.
u n til 6 p. m.
to
ch a rg e th e high p rice th a t is being
m ent w hen she read th e m orning
I t h as been an n o u n ced th a t th e 1923 G resham a re indeed fo rtu n a te to have
Miss Lucile M cC arter h as com
ch arg ed In New Y ork for pickles, he is
pap er on F riday. R alph asserte d th a t
ta
g
s
a
re
now
legal
on
ca
rs.
W
ith
th
e
h er am ong them th is w in ter.
m enced h er tra in in g to be a n u rse a t
in hopes of se cu rin g a good p rice for
convenience of se cu rin g licenses it is
he w as refu sed p erm ission to te le
Miss M iller is a splendid song le ad
one of th e P o rtlan d ho sp itals.
all th e stock on hand. One of th e se
lik ely th e new ta g s w ill be req u ired
phone to her. She a t once engaged
b eg inning m ore p ro m p tly w ith th e er. and h as m ade a sp ecialty of th is
c re ts of his su ccess a t th e p rese n t
A tto rn ey C. G. S chneider to defend
new year th a n h ereto fo re.
type of C h ristian work. She h as a fine
AUTOMOBILE
SHOW
tim e is th a t th e pickles m ade by him
R a lp h and th e tw o w en t to P o rtlan d ,
m essage for th e ch ild ren and young
IN
PORTLAND,
EEB.
3
a re sound and w ill keep indefinitely.
W
illa
m
e
tte
B
aines
E
ndow
m
ent
F
u
n
d
.
a rriv in g in tim e for th e tria l.
T he endow m ent fund c am p a ig n to ra is e people, w ith whom she has been a
O ther p ick les offered by vario u s com
P la n s a re being laid for th e an n u a l a m illion a n d a q u a r te r fo r W illam ette su ccessfu l wo'rker.
p an ies have been found to be ro tte n
Gresham Man Has Accident.
autom obile show to be held in th e U n iv ersity , w hich h a s been c a rrie d on
T he C h ristian people of G resham
and, th erefo re, un salab le. T he m a rk e t
P e te r L en ard , who ru n s a ta ilo r P o rtla n d au d ito riu m b eg in n in g S a t d u rin g th e p a s t m onth, re su lte d su c c ess
and th e com m unity a re req u ested to
h as, th e re fo re, been cleared of good
shop on E ast Pow ell stre e t, m et w ith u rday , F e b ru a ry 3. T he show p ro m fully on D ecem ber 20 a n d w a s jo y fu lly
im prove to th e u tm o st th is o p p o rtu n i
ises
to
eclipse
an
y
th
in
g
ever
held
c eleb ra ted a t Salem .
p ick les and it looks as if th e G resh
quite a se rio u s accident la st F rid a y
ty of ad v an cin g th e ca u se of C h rist
h ereto fo re. As th is w ill be th e only
am p la n t is th e lin ly com pany having
m orning w hile sp littin g wood. H e autom obile show u n d erta k en in any
am ong us.
W a n t aas. ad d to y o u r profit.
a good g rad e of pickles on hand.
stru c k th e thum b on th e le ft han d la rg e city of th e n o rth w est th is se a
w ith th e axe and cam e very n ea r sev son, it is expected to be c a rrie d on a
PROGRESS IN WATER
erin g it from his hand. T he ligam ents la rg e r scale th a n u sual.
D IST R K ’T SU SPEN D ED
w ere cut and he w as advised by a lo
“ T he L ittle D airy Cow” E n titled to
cal doctor to go to a sp e cia list in
Best Help.
A ccording to th e c a rto o n ist 1922 w as a v ery ev en tfu l y ear. Some of th e events, th o u g h am u sin g ly p resen ted ,
T h e p ro g re ss of th e Rockwood w a
P o rtla n d in o rd er to re ta in the use of
Oregon d airy cow s have done th e ir
w ere serio u s enough a t th e tim e.
te r d istric t has been te m p o rarily su s
it ii possible. T he axe had cu t into p a rt b e tte r th a n th o se of an y o th er
pended by th e filing of tw o in ju n ctio n s
sta te , but Oregon b u tte r used to be th e
b u t not th ro u g h th e bone.
bunk for q u ality . T h at w as n o t "th e
a g a in st it by th e opposing side. T he
Mr. L enard h as re tu rn e d hom e again little m o rtg ag e lifte rs ” fau lt, and th e
first in ju n ctio n w as filed im m ediately
and is able to move his in ju re d thum b b e tte r class of Oregon dairy m en in sist
a
fte r th e election held In th e d istric t
so it is expected he w ill n o t suffer th a t she be given th e best and w isest
w hen th e fo rm atio n of th e w ate r d is
any ill effects. Mrs. L en ard h as a l help p ossible in boosting fo r Oregon.
tr ic t w as voted upon fav o rably by th e
w ays a ssiste d h er h usband in th e So lo ts of im provem ent h as been m ade
la tely in th e q u ality of b u tte r, and
re sid e n ts of th e d istric t. T he second
w ork at th e shop and, w ith h er help. th e re is no good reaso n why it should
one
w as filed a sh o rt tim e a fte r th e
th e tailo rin g w ork w ill be co n tin u ed ■ not be b ro u g h t up to h igh ra n k of O re-
first one but before th e c o u rt had had
as usual.
gon cheese.
tim e to ta k e up th e first one.
_______________ .
C are of th e cream Is th e s ta rt for
Married Men Should Learn to Cook, high g rad e b u tter. T h is m eans bac-
T h e Rockwood w ate r d istric t covers
T he old saving is " th a t a m a n ’s te rfal a s well as g en e ral clea n lin ess.
a larg e te rrito ry of land and m any
• ,
A
. .. . ,
| p a steu riz atio n of sw eet an d so u r
re sid e n ts of th is a re a a lre ad y have
h e a rt is th ro u g h bis stom ach but a crearn rip en in g th e cream , use of
different side to th e q uestion is pre- | s ta rte r s , and ch u rn in g .
Milk and
p riv a te w ate r sy stem s and do not
sented bv Mrs. S ara W. P re n tiss, in- cream te stin g , m o istu re of b u tte r, sa lt
w an t th e new system in stalled . O thers
s tru c to r in household ad m in istra tio n and fat d eterm in atio n need be u n d er-
alre ad y have p riv a te w a te r system s
.
~ . . . .
, „ n
stood. T hese
a re all ta u g h t by in-
b ut a re in favor of th e public system
a t th e Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l college. a tru c tjon an(] la b o ra to ry p ra c tic e In
on acco u n t of th e fu tu re p ro g re ss of
Such know ledge should be an eligibil- tp e big com m ercial cream ery a t Ore-
tty req u irem en t fo r m a rria g e fo r m en gon A g ricu ltu ra l C ollege in th e sh o rt
th e te rrito ry an d because o th e rs need
cou rses, J a n u a ry 2-27.
as w ell as w om en is h er belief.
th e w ater.
C heesem aking and ice cream m ak
Mrs. P re n tiss b ases h e r arg u m e n ts ing. along w ith refrig e ra tio n and g en
T h ese in ju n c tio n s w ere first tak en
on th e fact th a t if men knew how to era! cre am e ry m an ag em en t, w ill also
to Ju d g e S tap le to n 's c o u rt but he r e
cook they would be able to a p p re c ia te be given th e once-over. O. A. C. E x
fused to becom e involved in th e con
good cooking and would know som e- J périm en t S tation.
tro v ersy as he said he h a s m any
th in g of food values and th e p re p a ra - , , ,,
..
...
frie n d s on both sides. It w as hen
Double
tu rn e d over to Ju d g e E v an s' court,
tlon of food. T hey could th e n p re p a re ,
( rap p in g
it th em selves if necessity arises.
1
,
b u t d ate fo r a h ea rin g has not yet
.
,
,
,
..
Tw o vegetable cro p s a seaso n and
been made. If th e c o u rt g ra n ts th e *
II men knew how to cook, co n tin u es ,,se oj COyer cro p s to m a in tain soils in
in jn n c tlc n s the w ate r d istric t will
Mrs. P re n tiss, they would be m ore ■ physical and fe rtility co n d itio n s, a re
w illing to eat w h at is good for them , ¡ad v a n tag e s of irrig a tin g th e vegetable
have to be dissolved b u t if opposite
Some object to eating raw salad s and 'g a rd e n as p racticed by C hase & Sons.
actio n is tak en , th e p ro g re ss w ill of
1 E ugene. O ats and vetch o r w in te r :
th ey a re very h ea lth fu l. E ducation b arle y a re good cover cro p s, th ey find. 1
c o u rse be ag ain resum ed.
along th ese lin es w ill cdVrect m any
In case th e issu e is decided fav o r
" If you have w ate r you have a crop. ;
things. Some heads of households buy if you don't som etim es you w on’t," ■
ab ly for th e w ate r d istric t, it is the
ex tra v a g a n tly because they th in k the says E. B. Chase. " Irrig a tio n is p a rt !
in te n tio n of th o se in c h a rg e to m ake
th e good farm p rac tice th a t aids in |
m od erate priced foods a re not good. of
th e system pay fo r Itself by ch arg in g
contro l oi ap h is and o th e r cro p p ests." I
Som e m en do not realize th a t th e
th e 500 u se rs enough to leave a b a l
Q uality and size a re Im proved by .
ch eap er, to u g h e r cu ts of m eat can be w ate r at th e rig h t tim e. It w ill en
an ce a fte r th e ex p en ses of operation
m ade ju st as te n d e r and p a la ta b le as | able th e grow ing of one crop a t least
h as been paid to pay off th e bonds. It
th e high priced pieces bv long, slow p o t in com petition w ith g en e ral g ro w
is estim ated th a t if each u se r pays
ers, in su rin g a good m ark et. Irrig a -
cooking. Such is th e belief of Mrs. tion cro p s hit th e m a rk e t both e a rlie r
th e reg u lar c h a rg e of >1.50 a m onth
P re n tiss but It is doubtful If th e men and la te r th a n u n w atered crops.
th e re ought to be no difficulty in m ak
w ould th in k favorably of it.
ing th e p ay m en ts on th e bonds.
A bill h as been in tro d u ced in th e
U nited S tates se n a te by S en ato r j
W here the D isgrace I*.
I’e s t Control Panacea« R isky.
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n
W alsh of M assach u setts to extend th e i
A P hiladelphia em ployer atten d in g p(1sta, fra n k , o aU t# v o ters pBmphIetg I
T h re e types of Insect and disease
p est rem edies a re often haw ked about
the Building C ongress in Boston re- , a n d „tflclal b u lle tin s of Inform ation to 1
O regon farm s en d a n g erin g re a l con
cently w as quoted as say in g ; " It is ( v oters issued u n d er law s of th e state, j
tro l, say s H. P. Bars«, p la n t p atholo
no disgrace to lie a b ric k la y e r T h e y 'D th is becam e a law it ^s claim ed it
g ist of th e ex p erim en t sta tio n a t O. A.
w ould save th e sta te of Oregon about
get >11 a day in ou r city .” It never JlO.tWMt b ien n ially paid as p ostage on
C. One ty p e of th e se fake p anaceas la
m erely h arm less, h av in g pow er n e ith
h as been a d isg rac e to be a good
official voters pam phlet,
e r fo r good nor bad, one is actu ally
w orkm an at any trad e, w h eth e r th e
d an g ero u s to th e cro p s It is said to
Bnsine*« Men to Give Dance.
pay be >11 a day o r m ore o r less. All
p ro tec t, and th e th ird is la rg e ly Inef
A
rep
e
titio
n
of
th
e
d
an
ce
given
last
w ork is honorable, the w ork of th e
fectiv e because th e rem edy is not In
su itab le form for th e designed use,
h an d s no less th a n th e w ork of th e m onth in th e M asonic h all by a corn-
and Is high priced. Stepa w ere tak en
b rain. T he only d isg rac e is w hen any ' m ittee of b u sin ess m en com posed of j
at th e an n u a l m eeting of th e sta te
w o rk er refuses to do a fair day's w ork J- C. S hultz. B W. T h o rn e, E W. j
h o rtic u ltu ra l society to have le g isla
fo r a fair day s pay.—Springfield. A ylsw orth. J. E. M etzger and W. A. ;
tion en acted to atop th e p ractice.
H
essel
w
ill
be
given
ou
F
rid
a
y
even-
j
(M ass ) Union.
P ro b ab ly th e re la no m an th a t some
ing. J a n u a ry 12.—Adv.
w om an co u ld r/t m ake a fool of, but
A W an t Ad le ts you r ig h t in on th e
th e slic k e st specim en in th e garden of
A b rig h t and sh in in g lig h t n a tu r- 1
g ro u n d flo o r in m ost any sm all b u s
h u m an k in d ia th e m an th a t an y w om
iness deal
ally do esn ’t tike to ba tu rn e d down. •
an can m ake a fool of.
REVIVAL MEETINGS
AT M. E. CHURCH
PICTORIAL REVIEW OF 1922 BY OUTLOOK’S CARTOONIST
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