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UlUDFOltD MAIL TRLBUNK MEDFORD. OHMOX TUESDAY, MOVI5AII5KU . 1U1.1
TOCAL AND
IMPERSONAL
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, Postmnstor K, J. Knlsor, of Ash
land, was KrcotliiK ohl-tlmo friends,
on tlio Hlrt-cits of Medford today. Not
withstanding tho Importance of Ills
federal billet niul hln Interest In thn
cluctlon btislnosa of thin city today,
lio was not pormlltod to voto, lili
temporary 'transfer from IiIb polllnu
ward In Ashland IipIiib of no until
ho re.
Good dry wood $1.60 per Her on
protind. H. 1'. Montgomery, C19 8.
Ulvcrsldo. 221
13. H. Ooro, of tlio flr,rn of Warner,
Worlman & Core, retnrnoii tills morn
ing from n trip to Portlnnd, hnvlnK
takon a load of Iiorb to tlio metrop
olis on Saturday ovonlnj,'. "And I
found tlio prlco down liulf a cent,"
said Mr. Goro without a ninth'. "Our
Mr. Wortinnn Is up and able to walk
from IiIh chair to tlio door, hut ho In
very weak and palo ol," mid Mr.
Goro.
I.calhor will ho Uip most used ma
tnrlal for nice Klfift (IiIm year. Our
lino In varied and carefully selected.
Medford Hook Storo.
Tlio next Important football con
test lp this vnlloy will ho founht on
tlio Medford grounds on tbo 1.1th
lriHt.. butwoon tlio warrior from
Ashland and our local regiment. Kx-
lonslvo preparation In being mado
for u hlK Riuno.
.1. O. Grrkhifj. tbo boat nil nrnund
photoRrnphor In noutliorn Oregon.
Always rollablo. NogatlvcR mado nny
wlinro, (lino or plnco Studio 228
Main fit. Phonn 320-.!. .
. Prod SlnRlu, accompanied by Mrs.
flaple, motored ovor from Couulllu.
nrlrvlns In thin city thin mornliiB.
Mrs Slagtn Ih n sister of Iloraco
Nicholson of HiIr oily. Sim In n na
tive daughter of Hnguo river valloy
Olid flhu and her husband luivo many
friends hero who will greet thorn, with
n warm welcome.
Podlago stamps nr Y. Voo'fl.
H. N. llutler. of Hoguo Illvur,
(Woodvlllo), iiccouipnnled by Mrs.
llutler are visiting In this city to
Auv Vllnnd, Parker, Carpontor, Tuck,
l)vitt and all the other noted shops
nro represented by our lino of Xiiiiih
cards for this soason. Medford Hook
Store.
J. II Jolly, n Hiigar beet man from
Union county, hnvlng had oxtonslvo
oxperlonco In that Industry In Utah
'and olsowhoro, ban already concluded
to locate In thin valley, believing Unit
the sugar mill Ih an admired fact, lie
iniiy, ho content to rent n farm for the
presunt, In order to get on to land
now under Irrigation for tlio purpotio
of railing heels. Mr. Jolly nvor
that. If he possessed a certain 200
aero trttot ho has examined since hi
nrlrval, ho would' plant the entire
acreftKo to HiigHr beolH.
Cot Ulch Qulek Wnlllngfoid. Uwil
It In tbo Oregonlau and Kxamluor
and see tbo plcturo at tbo Star theater
Prlday, Nov. 12th.
J. W. Gasoy, trnvolliiK pHasoimor
uncut for (he ChlotiHO, Milwaukee &
Si PhiiI, dropped off In Mad ford on
business today.
Kmnk a KltiK Spitz clanr, Re.
Thv are hnme-mado.
W. It. Uoott vice prosldsnt Mlitl
aenernl manager of the Hmitherii Ph.
lfle, latssod throus.lt thl city taut
evening In his prlvnto car Del Monte.
Auto top. IlKhtN, curtains, suck
Ions, covers, and hoods, ul Tant Ke
tory. lfi N. Prout. 2ii:t
J. C. Mann and Mm. Mnn will
Iohvc Walti0Mlar for vlll to tlio
IiIk fair at Kmii Prneloo.
Iliiy Medford made candy at thi
Simula.
AtluriiAjr Gui .Vvbur antl family
will l(vu tgmurniw for 8 Pranolwo
lo nee the woHdoin of Hit PHiwma
exposition and altatid to other bus
tnw. Mr l.ik. Abdo-SuiM)rt anil
(Urtler surirlmil oanot, at G N.
HvUtt.
TU Hou ltlver ChmI romiwio
hUI put narh n huudrctl mMt to
work lu tb fonittrurtlon of the main
onal ftndtn toward tlio tVnlral
Pftiitt district an noon as the weather
will prtnll tbt work to l done to
Miitfft. They III hetiin ntr th
Htle klchway uear the junction of
Ttii I & If. u with the it u tb
H'' 11. Qnr place, and puxh the ex
tafOH work rapidly.
UntU)ruut UrtMtil at Da Vo'a.
nwr DAntBllit, a workman for
Ik CattforMluOrtfuu Power com
pany, who rN from houtoi on
Wmi Jackson strvft, while wiring it
laturtUjr. la reoverlB trim hU tn
JnrlM ImIv. lie fell one awd a half
tnriM Hlirhtlna on tils faal with
itp sMult fnsthlx paial atrMlta
war oniii4raU ' lammad Hi."
nthrla h was not much hurl.
U'ia Oasaara Mop for flral otajs
K'a4ak nalaklng and Kodak atippltM.
fol. II II. iaraaat, wlw has pur-pIimm-i
thn Jrr Nuttau piourl la
tlif Vuii Vlvw addition to Jackson
v ihsrs about Novoaibor
Wl'l
VlIlK
16.
,'hen
c tainMsts iUa yUM HU
TboRpworth League will give
sacred concerts and evangelistic er
vlces at the M. K. church on Wednes
day, Thursday and Krlday evenings
of this week.
Shoo repairing guaranteed at BU
don's. 2ft J
Tlio beet fitigar meeting bold at
ICaglo Point Snturday afternoon Ins
already been productive of good re
sults, thoHO who are canvassing that
district for Biigar beet acreage hav
ing reported promlso of wcellnnt re
sults. There Is miieh good noil In
that vicinity for tho growth of bettor
tbnn Htnndard bouts.
IiiBuro jour auto In tbo Alliance
against Iheft, fire. ('. Y. Tengwald.
M. C. MnliigHr, inniinaor of the
Wlillo House grocery In Ashland, wn
a Medford visitor last evening on
hllHlUOM.
. ino acres Hutto Creek bottom, all
under Irrigation at u coil of ten cents
an Inch. Will grow all grains, al
falfa, clover, onloiiH, celery, augnr
heolH; one fourth mile to depot. This
Is ii proposition that will Interest you
If you want something good at almost
the ost of water. Prom tho owner
to you. Ilox HI, Kaglo Point.
Messrs. Angle, .Torgenson and Hall,
whoso herds have been feasting on
tbo pnsturngp of the government re
serves for somo years, are grateful
to M. L. Krlckson, forest supervisor
for this district, for tbo assurance
that they will nut bo disturbed In
their use of the reserve ranges after
tbo ir.tli of October, when weather
conditions will permit. Knowing
what the law Is, Ihey have been fear
ful that to Ignore It might be to In
vile trouble.
Bronchos, rlngv, scarf ptnn, and
cuff links made from local ngatos.
I do not sond tliln work out of town,
bonco enn give you a lower prlco.
Johnson tho Jeweler. 100
Mr. and Mrs. C. v Palmor will
lesve thin nfternoon for n visit of
several days to the Panama exposi
tion. lint Tnmnlos nt tho Shasta.
It. K. Pettlt, special reprosontntlvo
of tbo Multnomah ' hotel, Portland,
tarried two or three dayH in this city
and vicinity on his return home from
a visit to San Pranclsco and tbo fair,
lie assured Medford that ho would
biivp many good IhlngH to suy about
It, as a tesult of wliat bo discovered
while hero.
Cbocolato creams, caramels, chips,
peanuts, etc., only 30c a lb, at Do
Von's.
A quarter of an Inch of rain has
fallen since the showers began on
Hiiuday. Occasional showers are pro
dieted by the weather huieau tonight
and tomorrow. The clouds lifted suf
ficiently nt noon to nxpose the rug
ged shoulders of surrounding moun
tains covered with snow. So far, the
farmers hun been benefitted but Ut
ile, tho rsul advantage relying on u
continuation of the showers. Other
wise, tbo slight precipitation will le
ant iiKnlust the life of the grain fields
and cover orrfps.
Do Von delivers the Oregoulan to
vou every day for "tut a month.
Garfield White and family returned
today from Huch.
Something new. Metal tops for
work hags. Handicraft Shop,
W. 1. Mclutyre, of Jacksonville,
was a city visitor today.
Try oiid of those big ten cold fi cant
niHI;bnl:on at Do Voo'fl.
Leonard Carpenter wn doing bus
iness In Medford this morning, re
turning to tho Veritas orchards this
a'ternoon.
Urs. A. It. and Loulio Hodges, chi
ropractic physicians, Stewart build
ing, tn ICnst Mala St.
ICtuuiett Palmer, of Central Point,
did buslnesa In tlio valloy metropolis
today.
8. & W. asparagus, tho young lou
der shoots, 20 seats the (In. Sclilef
feltu's (Iructtry
Medford lodge I. O. O. P. No. S3,
did an unusual aniouul of business
at Its regular smlon last evening
Thlrt) members of the lodge and
their wives will attend the Central
Point lodge upt Thursday evening
Ih a sort of boine-comlng giootintf
Mlilan's shoo repair shop moved
serosa street from old stand. 201
The Washington school has been
closed temporal t ou account of the
apoparaiu'ti of three slight usex of
'csrletlns. The school management
desired to funilgato the entire build
ing -and this has been dune, from
cellar to garret. There la no real
(-auto for alarm about tho mt.,
statos Buporlutendriu Hillls. The o
port unity glvsu to (watlgate the obi
building Is timely.
Hobm mads taffy at D Von's
Judge M Purdln.. aaeonnaulet
Mrs Purdln, will loava for (alt
J. W. Itood of Snn Pranclsco, Is reg-j
Istered nt tho Hotol Medford during'
n brief stay In this city on business, I
Unite Falls Wood Yard, Phono 48 '
or 223; wood all kinds. 20:1 !
lloury Wlprut, of Salt l.akc, is In j
t...1r..l l -...i ...
imiutij uii uuniiiein aim niiiy ii'iiiiiui
several days.
Do Voe buys beer bottles.
II. 0. lenders, a merchant of Ash
land, Is doing business In Medford
today.
Boiled bam and nncon at DeVno'a
l"roh roasted peanuts at Do Voo's.
All bats greatly reduced nt I.oltle
llownrd's.
The regular monthly Bible study
and business meeting of the Amoma
Hum will be held nt tho home of
Mrs Stewurt, r.ei Pciumjlvaniu ave.,
WedncMday evening nt 7.30. All old
and new members nie urged lo be
piesent
A
E
AUD1ENC
E
HEARS
CAMPAIGN
ssu
EDI
SCUSSED
ODDS IN FAVOR
OF ASHLAND TEAM
Ashland Is much pleased with their
football team, which Is conched by
Hutchison, former captain of Pur
due, and well they might he, for their
goal lino has yet to be crossed this
season. I'd lews tbo local blgh school
ers show more consistent ability than
they have displayed so far, Ashland's
clean slate of victories hid fair to
chalk up another Item on tho credit
side.
At times the Medford hoys put up
a stellar brand of football, but n
reliable machine has not shown Itself
us yet. In tho second quarter of the
Klamath game. Medford pulled off
somo real football; they played with
form which wna bncked up with a
fighting spirit. Tho question Is, has
this nggresslvonoss come (o stay or
did It move on after tho game? One
thing sure, the local fans can see
what a hunch of green material will
do against n football machine such
ns Ashland will have working on the
Jackson Held next .Saturday.
SIS VALLEY
Mr. niul Mr. !'. A. .lvern were
tixiling relatives in Rogue lfner Suu
duy. The cnlcrtuinment nt (he -ebool-lioiist'
which wo nre nitlier late in re
porting1 proved u Nticce-s with the
I'M'eptiou of loo few boxes, The
scheme of (lie irorniu wax well plan
ned. The iio.MNt wore sold Jiv the nue
lioneeriunr of the fair lad km' had
own, uliicli were grotexpie nud prov
ed mi uiuiiriiug entertainment of it
elf. Mown dollnix ami xivlv-five
cuH, the amount realised, will it"
well toward improving the iuteiior of
the school building:.
Mic Kntlienue llinig returned to
her liouie in Meolonl aftor it soveni'
days' vihit with Mr. Prnuk M.mm1.
.Mchhi. Tivslmui nud Hull returned
Inst week from n xueeeoMfiil huiiliuir
I rip.
O. T. Wilson wim ihitinj in Tahle
Uoek Sutulny.
At IhkI the min lins hrougkt the
broad amile o the fniuierh' face and
the straw huts hue liieil to the gur
tel. Mi. S. A. Van Hunletibnrtr of Ten
tml Point was visiting friend here
ope tlav Innl week.
W. C. Ketiuev t loi'tli.."! a ear of
wheat for the A "bland imuket
(. T. Wilon took in to s!ii id u
couple of young fat lwiv la-i week.
Mr. (lore of WortniMti & Hois-, ot
Medford. linn hern in our precinct
h)klUU for eel tie.
lit
foruis tomorrow. Thay will visit ttie
ixiolilon ties of that aula while
w v
In a King tl MV n
courage hrnua Indusirf.
Mr A Flare wilt tfafMrt for 8an
Krunilni o tomorrow tor aa extended
visit und will eujo) Ida Paitauia show
while there
Paw watch wor UMU aallaflaa,
Jokason the Jewlar. lie
aatarl Rioroy, lata aall aaau ot
AgM, la la tbo ally laxta) on bual-
a tfcave VV9d ujja' Utt tlr tn
arajsto paDlty. Qmi Mail Triune.
Hlf
DURR M'INTOCH VPATHE
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n, - -I, ,. ', I, p. .-
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A Inrje 'nudii !' Mini fie Xnlfl
toriiuii Monday tviMiiu I" henr em
pnivn isHiie- licu'--ed. Cliw Xebiir
presided ni chairman, cud v iiruroiti-
fpeeelien n'niilt the .MedMi"ki re
hondiug itsue weie made liv file
elininniin, W. I. .iwler, A. K. lieiimei
nud Colonel II. ti. S.uuetil.
.Mr. Vnwler wi'H inleimpted in his
"pcech by Mr. I'Mil, who elmtlcngeil
the eity to hiio bun lot' delimpienl
pavitij' nswwmenls, nud Mr. N'nttte
"ugeit(il llint the eilv neecpt the
cliullcnjtc nt once.
Banies Civutts lllverslon
When Colonel Snrnent eoneluiled, J.
C. Brinies reifucJed pennisiion to
H'iih mid nppenied uhiii the stng"!'
mtli n hliickhohid mien which he be
gun to liguie with liuhlniuir rapidity,
i'c('1nriu hi Colonel Salient s fig
ures lied, nud intiiuutiu tlial Mr. Sar.
gent wok u lift i. tvlicioupoii the colo
nel si-iiuieil off fur attack, hut Chair
man Xettliury inlerfercil. Mr. Hume
told -f poor women with moitgii(;es
upon their plnce, and proreeilod to
figure out prosponlv from the bond
isMie. His nrillinielie wtih called into
question fioin the uudience, nnd fig
ures chnnged to .oiit the oeension. The
crowd hojrau leaving rapidly nud in
the shuffle of lift Mr. Humes' ora
tory was drowned, whciciipou he
crabbed his hlriekboiud nnd escaped,
with Colonel Hmgenl iiiieMiuiiiiit; his
figure.
Mr. Bennies iwell upon ha legnl
piim of tin Medynski plan, snyinj:
in pari:
"But" said Mr. Koamos, "I bellovo
that If tbo Medynskl plan Bhould pass
It would ho a gront calamity nnd fool
ing that wny I have come here tonight
to do what I can to dofeat Jt. I
don't llko .thoso public differences,
T don't llko to enter Into factlonnl
controversies, but feeling as 1 do I
considered It m public duty to coino
hero tonight and do what I can to
prevent tho peoplo of tho city from
making wjint bellovo would bo a
sorlouu und fatal mistake."
Assessments Legal
"Thoro la, no question about tho
legnllty of usscnsmeutH under tho
Bnncroft act, they havo been sustain
ed by tho supremo court of this stnto
many times, theyhnvo been sustained
by the suprdlno court, of tho United
States. I don't npprnvo of tho meth
od of speclnl improvement assess
ments which places thn total exponso
against tho property affected. If tho
city should ntmutno 7D per cent nnd
the property 25 per cent It would In
my opinion be morn equitable. But
wo nre not facing a theory tonight, wo
aro fneliiK a font."
"The fact tin that tho people of
Medford havo signed a contract to
pay these assessments In ten annual
payments, they hnvo voluntarily waiv
ed all defects nnd Irregularities In
proccoduro, nud Ibis amounts to a
Judgment lu court. The people In
othor words' w'Iiobo property has boon
paved havo liad tholr day In court.
That contract then Is binding, nnd
every court tu tho land would Sustain
that contract nnd protect tho urchns
er of those bonds."
Itestilts In ('linos
"Now If tho Medynskl plan passes
the measure roleases tho property
from the liens ngalnst II, The city
take upon itself tho debts voluntarily
contracted by thoso property owners,
and forces thn. city to pay thoso debts,
My opinion Is worth no moro than
anyone else's opinion but it Is my
absolute conviction that no court In
the laud wl'l sustain such a proceed
ing And If not what then Tho
rlt will liae those bonds which nro
Illegal, and seeiiilty for thn present
bonds will lie gone. The bond houses
will demand their money and Med
ford w HI havo to raise that money.
' Ladles and Kontlomen! our great
est nct is our cie.Bt. I lovo the
Bogue Mcr vnly. So do you. I;
want to M.t hero. So do you. But;
w t'i i lie i- ...nt of this city gone who J
win a in re, who can stay here' If (
i'ms b.m 1 -ue should be passed, wo
i will hi. i bonded Indebtedness
w' ib ' i'M tie us hand and foot. In
I'tpc it four ears wo must have new
water in mi-., wo should have storm
mwci tin ip are man needed 1m
. ... .1
provemenis which must ue inauo, out
with our ability to borrow gone they
can't bo made. Once destroy tho
credit of a city and that city Is done."
CHRiSTANENDEAVOR
JhT" bn lilted Exposition Hoitofs
RALLY A SUCCESS
The sniitherii Oregon district of.
Christian Hndeavor held n rally at
the Christian church, beginning Sat
urday evening, Nov. fith, with n sup
per in the basement of tbo chtirch,
which was followed by a business
meeting for the purpose of electing
officers for the coming yoar. Seventy
Kiideavorers, thirty of whom wero
delegates from Grants Pans, Ashland
anil Phoenix, were served at tho sup
per, during which several talks on
Christian Kndenvor work were made,
nnd at the conclusion of the meal, a
business meeting was held in tho aud
itorium or tho church. Officers for
the coming year wero electod ns fol fel fol
eows: President, A. B. Chase of Med
ford; vice-president, Bny Wright of
Phoenix; second vlco-prosldent, (1
II. flrovor of Medford; third vice
president, Margaret Schell of Ash
land; secretary, Clara Calhoun of
(runts Pass; treasurer, Wynne Hays
ot Ashland; Supt. of Junior work,
Harry Kennies ot Phoenix; of Quiet
Hour, Mrs. Kllen TJirnshor of Grnnts
Pass; of Tenth Legion, May Benedict
ot Ashland,
A devotional service was held early
Sunday morning, nnd in the afternoon
u final meeting was held, at which
soveral Interesting nnd up-to-the-mlntito
talks wero given, tho topics
being "Our Relation to tho State
Christian Kndoavor Union," covered
by Wynno Ilnys; "Kcgular Correspon
dence Among tho Societies of tho Dis
trict," J. II. Harrison; "Kfflcloncy
Through Study of Toxlbook MJxport
Kndenvor' ", Agnos Koblnson.
Thoso gatherings nro held ovory
fall, to eloct officers, transact busi
ness, nnd prepare for tho stato con
ventions. Tho next convention will
tnko plnco In Grants Pass, Fob. 18-10,
1910.
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W&i&SBmk it
Highest in lubricatine.efliciency high
est among the many oils competing1'
a triumph for lubricatinL' oil made from
asphalt-base crude.
ZEROLENE
2$?c Standard Oitfar Motor Cars
The Jury of Awards at San Fran-,
ciixo and San Diego awarded Zero-
ene the gold medal in recognition
of its superiority.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CaliUn.nJ)
CELEBRATE WITH US
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PAUL'S ELECTRIC SHOP
ZAPATA HORDE IS
FAST ON THE WANE
WASHINGTON, Xov !i. -'npnta'M
army In noutliorn Mexico Is decreas
ing rapidly according to cnblo ndvlces
recolvod last night by the Cnrranxn
agoncy horo. General Pablo Gonzalez
marching through Morelos nt tho
head of a largo forro, is expected to
moot with little resistance.
"Throe thousand members of Za
pata's foreign followers surrendered
yosterday nnd wore xlven ainnosty,"
said the message, "and for many'
duys groups of soldiers lively in.
nrms hnvo been bringing lu their
rlflos."
We have a few high grade
Driving Coats and Rain Coats
which, to close out, we will
sell at greatly reduced prices
A snap if we haye your size
DON'T FORGET Your WEED CHAINS
C. E. GATES
WOMKN SIIOI'M) TAKK WABNINC
If the statement mado at a New
York assembly of women, tbnt
dealt by American women aio so rare
that I buy tiro almost extlnut, is true,
It Is time for tho women of America
to take wanting and look to their
health, it may ho honrbachos, back
aches, dragging down pnlus, nervous
ness, mental depression that are
tell-tale symptoms of somo organic
derangement for which I.ydln K.
Plnkhnm's Vegetable Compound a
simple rented) made fiom roots ami
berbs Is a i-peilflc and inuv be re
llod upon to restore women to a
henltln normal condition.
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ihiu'ajilt vjamirznr
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Off, Lasts
4 Times ns
len; Others,
Saves Wo.l.
Get a Can Today
TOO UVTII 1t CUSSIIT.
roll Ki'T H acres, parti In bear
ni; oit'hnnl; lieKSe nail tools ).
in lien truMi oily limits. I'll. me
.s. J :i
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Meiitul White l.inliiu-nt is a splen
did upl'lliMtiou for More Throat. Cold
on the Luucs. Crouit and Pains Ih
tho (Hirst, aataralr a nlaoa pi ftoa
aal rlolh aUk ina Uaiutaal and una
aa a plaatar. l la vary aaaaiifiing.
and attacttva. Priaaa lac. . U.f.
HaaklM' Unn atra.
Ttw Baaar CW nowar idaal
not supph i mi rent Ur arodid Urfttu
KOH SAl K -Bayarntar, as good as
aw PlionaSOI. -'ot
t-Ok 8AI.P ClsaajCtwo Cpbars In
eabalors ModtlH Hanch, Central
Point lho ftftO-JS Joe
W.XTfcl Ktrflalaaaooak. loo-J:!
Call worulisa. 20e
I'A.VTkh iaTKka' whaat. Ad
dftma II O. MssMW Hwi, Aah
laad. !
VanTK' A anjaWwa a.ai.
atrMaw for mm wmk. fttnl M
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We Have a Few
Buggies and Spring Wagons
Left, which we are offering at
Very Low Prices
If yon need anything in this lino, como in and soe
what wo havo hofore "buying.
Hubbard Brothers
MYOPIA
In iti lrn iws h. curreited
Ut nil 'I i I I' lll.l .
I U-.mi (fj.i.n i ..ibl'h jiv b) ba
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