The Klamath news., October 31, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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The Klamath News
Official Paper
City of Klamath Falls
The Khsth
Official Paper , Ul
County of Klam&tH
'THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN'
Vol. 5, No. 297 Price Five Cents.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1928
(Every Morning Except Monday)
FRAUD UNO ER rl M M E S TIG A'Elfi)
KlamiTM News
a
Zeppelin
Wins Out
Iii Fight
With Gale
Giant Dirigible With
in 1,000 Miles of
France When Last
Reported
' NEW YORK. Oct.' 30
(UP) Under fair akiea and
with a favorable wind putth-1
Ins It ahead at hlifh apeed, !
the dirljfiblo Graf Zeppelin j
approached . the European
continent lata tniilicht, vic-j
toriou.i over fierce iralca and
driving rain which had bat
tered IlM nilvor aides uIdiir i
the north Atlantic air lane. I
I'aaaca (Hit MlranHW . . j
' Fr pa.t III Imlf-wajr mark on !
the return trip la Frlcdrch-i- I
bafeu, German, the trans-Atlantic
dirigible wm within Iom than i
1,0(10 mill o( Iho northern coa.l I
of Frame when II pwt ner.
the Pulrh steamer Weelerdyk HI ;
t:U p. m.. EST. and apparently ;
pointing H o eouthea! lu-i
ward France, which would be.
lighted early Wednesday it thj
prueeut s speed end courso U (
maintained. . , . - i
, Wiua flrrr Worm
A tier b-(tllug through the.
amrni M ivp. aiaht aA lhl I
mnrnlm. C taNf 8tPH act-1
tied dow'' , tv"2 progrca a
few degrv, K"1 "'i
(Contlnai-v Viiro Trd
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TRAINMElN WILL
GET PAID MORE
WASHINGTON. Oct. SO. I VP)
A aatlafactory aettlemeut of the
woge , dlipute Inrolvlug 70.000
employe of (J welern railroad
I hoped for by Prelilent Cool
Idgn on I lie Inula of the flndlugu
of the peclal emergency board
lie created Hepl. SO, t Inveall
gnt tho controvemy betwcetl lh
wiwtern line and employe, the
White Hon made known today.
The board. In preaentlng II
finding today propoed a lx and
one-half per cent lncreae with
out rhango of rule, or a even
and fine-half per cent Ineroane.
and the elimination of the double
header and tonnage limitation
rule.' r- , " "
. Theno two propont, the board
pointed out, Inclmlo contlnantlon
of preaent dirterenllala f ir moun
tain or other l-poclal icrtl.o and
the addition of the aperlal In
. crean lo luiggngemen for mull
cxprexr and dynamo aerylce.
The hoard uld that In It opin
ion tho uggotlnn made In II
report ahnuld ho" uhniltted t.i the
emplnye for their aelertion, ad
ding that whatever final prnpoxal
Ih arceptcd II ahotild lia madn ef
fective retroartivo lo May 1, 1028.
Klamath Gains
Much Publicity
Through letters which are
being mint Ih to the Booat-for-Oregon
Product pnge In the
Klnmnth Now every Wednes
day morning, Klumalh Kull
l receiving a great denl of
mention during the lrnadcat
Ing of tho Bperry Flour rhll
tlren't . hour every Monday
night hat ween 6:30 nnd 7
o'clock from KXL, Portland..
; Bnifniiso , Sporry'a flour; b
woll-known Oregon product, Is
receiving high praise In many
Intlnra -which aro piihllshed.
Grandpa Bulger, who I In
rhargo of Iho children' hour,
ha hrontlcnst some nf the let
ter to radio, audience.
tur.ntighoiit tho northwest.
Letter which have rocelvod
special mention rocently aro
from ' Richard. Hughe or tho
llainel apartments, "a small
hut firm bcllovor In Oregon;"
II. Benson, a tlrm believer In
Sporry' products; mid Mr. E.
L. 'Lawronco, .. who wlaho
"more power i to Oregon pro
MKnL,MC 6 1 1 i e riPOLITJCAGAiNS in
TOPACMCFAmjAttackS
Weighing 41.00 pound, alamo
shipment of KImoih county I
product, representing all I ha In-1
du.lrlc In tha county, wit I
hipped north In' Portland y-
tcrdny - they will bo dlo-1
played " s, county
lu.nl h 'lln,.. -!
The falrboara. - ';''"e:.v.
office, comity rourt, Swan ...
Moulding rompany and rarioua :
1 1. I u ... I vuw..l...-. am "X 1 B
Ilia booth. W. W. l.awrenr, an
alaiant rounly agent, and W, II.
Audernnn of Iho rouuly fair
hoard lift Won. In)' for Portland
to prepare Iho booth, whlrh will
Ik- on rilillill In rrowda from all
oer Iho norlhweit from Novem
ber 3 to 10. I .re Craft, rounly
dairy Inspector. U'avpa Thitnulay
to prepare a dairy rsnlhit
The farm exhibit win in. lude
noiaiova, grain, alfalfa, clor.tr.
forage crnpa. truck crop., poul-
try product, dairy pmduria. bee
irVr:
the miii lant year, except that pine . CIUU ai xneir rcnuuir mrci-
ulaba will prnvldf. Iho aldM aadiinff in the W'illard hotel
r""""w' -KW,M K,!n'-
State Highway
Commission to
Aifl it Rrtn?ln7l ,ln county of the three from thl;all recorda for that plant by aaw
nlu WI,aIl,tjditrirt during tho lam eclon i Ing SO.tOO foel -of lumber In
POUTI.ANn. Ore.. Oct. JO. (V
i-i.n a.a.o r """""
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7 7 " " " ,,;
...... i.u ...(.mi Hi"J-
lie limine wo acrnmplUhed.
Dlxrlhutlnn of the acrond half;
of tha atate market road appor
tionment amounting lo $6S.Jtp.l
to tho varlou countle. o or-1
Ipaaaage of the hill would bene
Hepondlni to a request loi ) vallwwed m I'aae l-:i(ia
approval or nouiidarie oi me pro.
poed Diamond Ijike-Norlll I'mp
qua highway Improvement do
Mel, ih commllon will hold
a hearing at llnaeburg on a date
to bo agreed upon later. The I
prnpoaea atntrict I lor mo pur-1
noe or coiLtructlng n''",wa5'
from Klkton to Rulheilln to
-, ,
nnd from nnaonurg up tue wn. ,
,l nipuna to Diamond lake. !
The iininillon granted in
renueal of Morrow county lor tni
removnl of certain market road
froin the county market roarya-1
tern and also approed the re i
quest ot Klamath county to dee-
Ignale the road (mm Ilonania lo i
an Inlemectlon with the Mke-rlew-Klamnth
Kail highway, a
r market road.
I Hid were opened for a small
bridge over Agency creek, near
! Grand Ilfjide. w
Train Bandits Get
! Prison Sentences
i
j CHICAGO, Oct. JO. (UP)
Three of the nine member of the
bandit gang that dynamited and
j nibbed a Grand Trunk mall train
at Kvergreen Park, near nero,
were sentenced lo forms In I,eav
enwortb penitentiary today by
Federal Judge James II. Wllkcr
pn. ,
' William Donovan wa acnten
ced to eight yeura, and Iiwrcnce
O'Brien uii.l Frank Mcccla to
terms ot 10 year each. A pro
bationary lenience of 25 year
wn added to each term. x
Tho three hud (entitled for tho
state and aided In tho conviction
of Chnrle "Llmpy" Cleaver, al
leged leader nf tho gung.
Columbia Fails to
Leave for Rome
! ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. Y.,
Oct. 80, (UP) The proposed
fllghrof tho Bollnnca monoplano,
Columbia, to ltome was postpon
ed today when Roger Q. Wll
Ham, pilot, annonnred that
weather report along the "rauto
the plana must follow wore un
favorable. '
With Cnpt. Pierre Bonclll a
navigator, William aald, nnMhcr
attempt would bo mado Wedno
dny If conditions appeared at all
favorable
IIII.DItNN Ill RNKO i
l.OOAN. Ohio, Oct 80. (UP)
Threo children were killed lulo
today when lire destroyed their
home at Mound Crnaalng. near
hero. They were Harold, 4 ;
Fred, 3. nnd Dale, 1, children of
John Boom. .
1 r
Proposed
Measures
.',
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p r q tentative, B5-
fore LlOnS ClUb, Ad
vi.e."No" Vote on
All State f roposals.ai.iered m me imni
,
The Cifc'ht meaHUrea which
will appear before the peo
plo .when they go' to the
, . Tu-gdv were declared
. ' , . ...
unacmramc oy mmrcw i
collier yenterday in a talk
Lumber Co.
Mr. l oiimt canummw iur n .
bH-lloa a. .I.lo roproaentatlvo 0 "q,., day ,iljf,'
ifrom lbl dUtrlct. and wa thelof ,he inim Lnmber rompany.
tnnlv renmflentallve from Klam-lwlth 8. W. Kaellno aawlua. brokd
of the leglnlature. ,
Itcprom-ntativo Collier look up
each hill epnrately(
gare the ar-1
aliment for and again!, ami
Itold -of 'the condition .which
..h 11.. r.,tnr.
Ilennci lllll lilt
"Pataage of both the Duune
llrenne hill would cauo a net
loaa In pivenuo to the stulo .of
taso.oon." he staled. ' That the
SET KLAMATH
HEARING DATE
Ore.. Oct. JO tl'PI
The public lervlce commlMlon ha.
,,cDr,uM lwo hearing for Klnm.
lain rana on .Novemner i. uno
, lrH spnuuon 0f the
Central Pacific railroad lo cro
couuly road
at
2U omereiiL
lpolnta In
Klamntli county with
ilia new extenalnn lonth of Klam-.
al n Kail. The other hearing In-
voivea the annllcntlon of tha Pelt-
lrllM nny Lumber company lor two
aira.le crossing.
On NovemlKir 14, the comiiili-'sawing
Ion will hold a hearing al Bended carefully. The logs were j
tin connection with Its Invest Iga- turned down to 10 -Inch and 1!-
-Hon ol a proposed grade rrowing
1 ".. .7. .' . : .U;
m ""'" i"i .
rrnnkeil rleer brli ee. "
Crooked river bridge.
v Just Another Little Sheep Gone Wrong!
INTEREST
OF ELECTION NEARS
November . Klamath voter
will go to the polli and. by the
Nfmpl proroa of affixing cro
on a largo heet of paper, will
espree Ihelr honeat conviction
about the relative media of varl-'a
oua randldatea for city, county.
male ana national omre. .
Important a city and county
olwtlorn nd iMiuet ar. It ktut
--
HI the lam few dayaj
Iwnea bare been eon-
V'O i
!:
i with the aanm liitereat aa
iiailonul prmldentlal pWilou.
j fclnli-.a Aroued Viln the regUleml oi. Today
not ill la ynara haa Klamaih hcea'Cra in'Klamata, noat of wnpm
au.aroniied orer a national alec-i will exerriaa their vnto fran
Hnn. I'ntil I he flrat of thkfcbliie on election day. If 10.000
week. It haa orernbadowril lh;oie and lara an erantnality lir
city and county election. - I Kowelaaed na Pas Hit)
- ,
L U t S 1 11,4W I e t 1
In Eicht-Hour Dav!
lelglit hour on the ainglo rig. and
aawlng woods run of log.
a thla record rame ao rloae
to the century mark. ' Ruperln-
, tond.nt N. V. Stoddard, t. w.!uffered iho greateat Ion-recent-
j Kgollne 'and the erewt decided to
make a- special effort to cnt
lull inv.iiiiu leei in one aniii.anu
of Tneatdny, October SO. aa the1
d"v- . ' , y! Strait St. Mario. Mich., Oct.: SO. uie next few daya .The machln-
When the .wbiatle blow at ,5;lrl'l I'nder. federal guard, tholeny waa unloaded at Midland In
o clnck the reetill ahowad 111.40a
feet lumber, .rale sawed rrom
jui.i.i) reel or log. . tho nine
men who put the lumber. throuiokJTae vessel waa raptnred sntorday
the mill were as follows: W. R. i th- SCralta of Mackinac by
Norton, pond and slip man: Tom
Jolinon. deck icaler: O. II. Nix-j
on, rarrlnge ettcr: 8( Egc-!
, lino, tna-yer: John Severln. off-
IbearcrJ. C. Kauble. edgernian;'!
;. ii. onrBcani. tnmmermaiu
:r ... .
' H. W. JlcGee. lahenuan.
Harry Oldeon, ' the firemen.:
i.ci.i ine a.wuiu i me puiiii.
. point all day. C. D. Gomett. the
millwright, saw that the machlii-
"eary a In-top condition so that
. there waa no lost time.
i The log were not butchered In
make the big cut but tbe Ounnl
luitructlon went
luch cant and good lumber 4x1
- . ,ht,n... .i-
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tortured. It was stated.
AS DATE
llowerer. It la plain to be aean
I hat iho iwloi toward! Hoover
. becomes more pronounced each
&y. The rapubllran candidate
will aarry Klamath bul hardly by
laadnllda In tha 1H elae-
: lion - approximately 2700 votea j
; were raw lor oniinge. itou lor
, "ollotto and 0 for Dorla.
Htalaa Hyttrrf
To a larga extent the exact
political atatua of Klamath will
remain more or leaa of ayatary
until elrllnn day. Hint 10Z4
; ibern kaa IvMm a Urge Incmtac
Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
WAVKKLT. t.. Oct, 50. ft1')
Six bandit held up tba Bute
Ftack of Warerly today and en
capc4vwtth Ktween ti.ooo and
n.ooo In canh The fourth bank
held up la uuthcrn Iowa In the
paat .two week. ' -Tha Whitney
l.oan and' Truat Hank at Atlantic
It. - Approximately - ICO. 000 In
eah and; gecnrltlra were
atnlen
mere. f
-
I raebt F.lthfnl. wltb a cargo -
Ittmated at oaea x ranadlaol
Lwnuney. won aocgea sere loaarr
Icoaet'goard.men.
'
HOUSTON,
Tex.,
Oct. 30i-
Distrlr) Jndge Itoy Campbell
ruled today that a democratic
ijnoge la not Biaquaiiueo 10
; J""' " "'"'rv.
legality of a propoiad - ballot
pledge in a democratic primary.
a.vwrae .iwun. - u iiKnurj.
riled Ibe ault in wbicb the rujlng
was given..
DALLAS. TexJ, Oct. SO. -Tho
Texas republican organisation
will maintain (npervlsors. rhal-
follow-jtengera a
nd checkers In every
preriuet In
election m
the atate where an
held next Tuesday. It.
Creator, republican national
i. - ...i.. V.m . .ia
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today. ...
Wor On
LineTo
Alturas
Started
Three Construction
Crews Rush Work,
Heavy Machinery
Moved , on Job
Actual construction work
on the 83-mile stretch of the
Modoc Northern railroad
from Klamath Falla to Al
turaa. haa been started by
the Utah Construction com
pany who have the contract
for the entire Rtretch, ac
cording to officials of the
company. "
The IS-mile Job from Klam
ath Falla aoath haa been nearly
completed. How aoon ateel will
be laid haa not been innonneed
by tba Southern Pacific.
Three crew -are now at work
rn.hing the construction In order
that I ha line may be la operation
by the last of next Anguat, a
announced by the Southern Pa
cific when tha Sob waa let.
Machinery Vnlowled
" An elevating grader haa been
unloaded at Midland and xteam
hovels will be moved In within
loriler that It wonM.not bare to
(-(MMlBaet eavfaour ItgH)
- . ,- icm m.i.a-r
CTLtrPlI"" HaTsITT T"a
I fiiMI 1 11 TT U U Lilt
! DELAY NATION
! woRCESTBR, Mass.. Oct
' (i-pj he eltc'tlon or' Covi
30.
overnor
8mllh would delay any teal al-
tempt to Judge the advantages or
disadvantage or federal prohi
bition. Charles E. Ungues, re-
; ....nft- nna( j.n,.-t j. lnt
! ".. , . .
1910. said In a speech here to
night.
. "I wish to give my deliberate
opinion that there is no chance 1 crii came late today,
for a modification of the eight- Lansing Is survived by his wife,
eenth amendment so aa to afford lwho was the daughter of John
any opportunity ror achieving theiw- Foster, secretary of state dur
results Governor Smith desires !'" th administration of Prel-
nntil there . baa been a gradual
thaam of oplaloa. la this oaatry
'and a wldesnread conviction that
. na wiaespreaa conviction mat
i there should be
policy," Hnghea said.
to bo desirable, there will be no
such alteration in opinion and no
such widespread conviction as
, . ... . . .
would lead an assent to modi -
flcatton on the part ot 31! states
until the people are satisfied that
they have had through a period
they deem to be sufficient a fair
and honest test of the policy of
ithe efghteenth amendment. That
' Is the only hope for thoso who
j believe In modification." -
YoaMiss
Your Paper . ,
' To give our subscribers bet
ter service we hare made ar
rangements for a special mes
senger to deliver papers that
have been slssed by our reg
ular carriers.
. If you should fall to receive
your paper call 1610 between
7: SO a. m. and .10 p. m. and
one wlll he sent ont at once.
Hallowe'en Brings Back
Ghosts To Enliven Parties
Sttppor.0 there had never been I illowcd to accumulate acron the
a ghost seen walking on an eery skies and the witches have been
October night: suppose a jack-o-1 kept himy nround their broiling
lantern face hud never leered al- pots, but tonight they. ride. The
mortals from an Ink black hole; 'heaven will he swept clean for
supporo the tick-tack had never j another year. And perhaps If
been Invented to suddonly send the clouds drift apart, an occa
out It splne-shlverlng screech In j dlotinl old, black-dressed woman
the silence of tho night: suppose i astride her broomstick may be
black, cals, - wltchcs( and tlielreon as she flashes past tho light
broomstick, and all othor thing of the moon.
whlrh go to mako a horribly faa- It is the night that juvenile
clnatlng night had never been parade tho street, .null and
heard ..of-s-lhon It Just simply ; silent In ghdflly. white - drapes,
wouldn't seem, like. Hallowe'en. . J and demand their toll ot bread
For -a year cobwebs have been j (Continued oa 1'nge F.l(ht)
FIFTEEN JOIN
CHAMBER AS
DRIVE STARTS
With only two days of tba
chamber or commerce member
ship drive having paaaed. It
new members have been added
to the membership Hat. Tba
rarloa teams ara working hard
to win and be the guest or honor
at a theater party In the new
Pelican theater.
New members secured ara: A.
N'ltacbelm. of tha Monarch Serv
ice station; Lee Mallory, pub
lisher of the Klamath County
Courier; Itlrhard Bros.' Automo
tive shop; L. R. Crosby, of the
Weyerhaeuser Lumber company;
C J. Uoodrlch. or Cieorga Walton
Ismnraace company: Jama
Jom-a. ut rail Bakery; T. II.
CI Ilea water, deputy district at
torney: T. W. Santord. or Miller
Sanrord Tractor company; Otlo
Kllia. aaaaager of Postal Tele
graph omre: W. H. Elliott, man
ager of Waldorf Billiard Parlor:
G. D. Criaxle. of flrfaula Mona
ment company: Mra. V. flllkey,
of Sierra Cask Grocery; II. K.
Shaw, attorney: J. J. Cole, of
Cola Grocery: H. R. Cullen. nts
ager Associated Oil service sta
tion. Robert ' Lansing,
Secretary of State
Under Wilson, Dies
' WASHINGTON Oct. JO. (UP)
One ol tbe leading figure of
the World War paaaed Into hla
torjr here today when Robert
Lansing, secretary of Mate under
President Wlhun, died aaddenry
ol heart tronbla. 1 '
Ilia death strikes another name'
from the roll or statesmen of
j i no war aaye.
tare lc -who ' were
Instrsrmental
. I ui juireciiue. iu policies ai lav
aiuea uoi. js. Jl. Mouse, oaia
dcntiaradvlsor'to. President Wil
son,' Clemetirenn. - former premier
or France; Lloyd George, former
premier of Great Britain, and
Rear Admiral Cary T. .Crayaon.
k.l. t. - MM.JH - I
alns.
Rlne the war lnaina- hail
engaged la the practice ot Inter
national law in Washington. In
recent years ha also had ' -been
general counselor to tbe Chinese
lerarlnn . fin ricfnhAr fi h m inf.
-
fered a heart atUck., Since then
be
aiiea nrauuaiiy . nntu ine
, dent Benjamin Harrison
: " w" Dora
- own 00 October 17.- 1804.
change lb. was srauuiea iron Amoersi
:eollcg and admitted to the bart
I In 188. He first came tolo
laae. In the Behring sea
Uott- - f '
r11"",-"! tL"" ? f "l
on the Alaskan boundary tribunal
1 arbitral matters
i Drrop to j,,. v
j
COUMeor , th, ,UU1 epart.
. ment .d , 18 va, Mmed
retnry of state. . .. :
Lansing, as secretary of state,
framed the first note to Germany
I when the government declared a
! "barred sone" around England,
j . At that time be commented
I confidentially to a United Press
: uoiionpo-adrat that this note, ot
; warning waa the "kindest thing
one could do to Germany now."
Not long after ward the United
States swnng to the side of the
; allies.. . .. .
COINLNft'NIHTS ARRKSTKO
! WARSAW. Poland, Oct. 30. (U
:p pollco arrested'. 45 leaders
of an illegal communists' party In
I western Ukraine, It was nn
Jnounced today. . - . - ' .
Federal
Men Will
Probe 2
Charges
Twelve States Involve
ed in Pre-election
Accusations of Ille
gal Registrations
NEW YORK. Oct ZiL
(UP) Federal investira-
tions in two statea and itate ,
or county inveatigatlona is
at leaxt ten others' are re
vealed in 1 a United Preaa
survey of pre-electiori fraud
charges. . '
Thonaanda of voters luted for
tba November ( electloa ara .aua
dr leratiar. Ifc- Arawaa aad
Maasacfcneette ballot have beew
ordered reprinted to avoia) -aW
leced anfalraeiia. t,
f- tUami Back rutlea '
: PoHtlcal . obaervara. -aay they
never heard ot ao naaay raai .
pialats In eonaectlon with ' any. "
preaideatia! campaign., Tkey ara
Inclined to bhua the jroaerat htv
temeaa ol both aide, which kaa
produced record vcgtstralloD aad
greater Interest Milan for man
years pa'atr "" ' . .
Tbe United Prci ur.iy slutxar
In part:
Texas- .JuaUva ' diparlmeat
agents "are avcatliiting - rcporta
thagulgaeamtt ofrecrsp
for re-lectlo .folic J.;o Includa
their "opponiatiT naoe- on Ike '
ballots.' More ttsir ?.Oi0 voter
telegraphed - PreKtkfQnt Coolldga -ak:nt
aa Inquiry t-.' ,
t (CowtlancU oa Pngo Big) ';.
SEATS ON. ST0CH
EXCHANGE HIGH
- SAN FRANCISC. Oct. SO. (9
P) Four seata In the San FranV
i cisco block exenange, r
m.twt hv ' the exch.ne.
Cisco tock exchange, recently
were
old today for 200,000 each. ae
blgh figure. . - J.
' The last sale, made on May ',11
to Lawrence. J. steinhardt,
brought $115.000.. :v-
'Wllltam Howard Bores, Alffod
-aD, narry . toaaw
land' Edward H ScNear wera taa
. ,ri
ru sag lu.cairu sovv.vuv. iiajy.
In 1S93 Isaac Rtraju.hnr.eV aK.
tained a neat on ih. in.i
chadge for ISO. ' ". ., . -
"Reindeer KingT
"Dry Queen" Mztrf
. .ST. PAUL,, Minn., Oct. 30.? (
P) Laura Helen VolstasX
daughter of the "father of thi
dry law," and Carl J. Lomen,
"reindeer : king", of Name Wei
married here tonight - at tAa
Mouse ot Hope ;cburrh.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Wtllebrandt, '
assistant attorney, general, waa
matron of honor. ; - -
Flapper Fanny Saytt
ISMV.orr.
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