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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

tie attention was paid TO the state
ment until further announcement
was made that the company was
backed by Dutch and English cap
ital. and that II probably would take
a fall out of the Standard for the
latter's encroachment in Asiatic oil
business.
Since opening its office. the COM
pany has built an immense tank
distributing system al Richmond
Beach. an automobile gasoline sup
ply station on Westlake av., and
branch stations at Tacoma. Spo-
kane, North Yakima, Bellingham.
Vancouver. b. c., and in all the
principal centers in Oregon.
That the new concern Is having
success In its efforts to sell its
product in spite OF John DIS long
supremacy here is shown in the
announcement that hereafter a
tank steamer will arrive at the
Richmond Beach station every
three weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10
TO INVESTIGATE
ASYLUM CHARGE

Members Of the state board of
control left here for Spokane today
to investigate accusations against
Supt Semple OF the Eastern Wash.
ington hospital for the insane at
Medical Lake Chairman II. T.
Jones. F. c. Morse and Herman W.
Ross will conduct the examination
into the evidence. The investiga-
tion comes as result OF charges
made by the Spokane Press, the
Scripps paper there.
They have asked for persons In.
terested in the case and those
making the charges to have wit
nesses ready for examination on
Thursday. The hearing viii be
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10
CIRCUS TO GIVE
MOTHER PARADE

The Sells-Floto circus Monday
gave It's first two performances of
n three-days visit. One show was
given in the afternoon and the 9th
er at night.
A big audience witnessed both
performance and thoroughly en-
joyed the feats in bareback riding
and trapeze work. One of the fea-
lures of Sells-Floto Is the after
show. with It's marvellous exhibi-
tions OF lariat throwing and horse
back riding by cowboys.
In the main show, standing out
above all other things, is the work
of Fora, the lady elephant trainer
The audience was given a thrill
when Fora permitted one OF the ele-
plants TO sit on her.
Wednesday morning. commenc-
ing at l0:30 o'clock. another pa
rade will be given on Second and
Third avenues.
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high heel. But. generally. the high
heel is preferred" says Hoyt.
All OF which, according TO expert
opinion of Seattle physicians and
chiropodists. make for the follow
Ing results:
Extremely high heels are as
Injurious to the feet OF the
American woman as the tight
bandages were to the feet OF
the Chinese woman.
N the girls and women con-
tInue wearing extreme heels, In
a short time II Will cause the
\ development Of new heel"
located where the toes ought
TO be. The changing from the
low heel TO the extreme high
heel will ruin the arch ~ the
foot.
High heels deform the feet,
make the walk Of woman
awkward and mar her facial
beauty by producing wrinkles.
In high heels" says DR.. erich.
ton. the toes are thrown forward
In such cramped position that II
tends to throw the organs :rto un.
natural positions as we'll In time
II will have the same effect as the
tight bandages on the feet OF Chi.
nese women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

Frye, president of the Frye
Packing Co.
Husband and wife were kept
In the city jail till late Monday
afte'ncon, when the detectives
became satisfied they were in.
notent of attempted blackmail,
but had merely come arross
the plant" by chance.
Frye received the threaten
ing letter Tuesday. 1t read as
follows:
I'VE let you know TO put
$4,000 In bills Of IS to $50 In
pipe on Ninth av. S., between
1923 and t412, before June 8.
We will kill you In your office
II you do not"
The word "Blackhand" was
written on the other side of the
sheet. The authors are still at
large.
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and children and being loved
by them. and for this reason |
feel amply compensated for
any sacrifices may have
made. My case worked out
with countless happiness, but
Ii might not In others.
I'VE suffered most in Los
Angeles and San Francisco,
both before and after our ident-
ity became known. But in all
our troubles we never felt the
pinch OF hunger At one time
In Los Angeles-Jerry had to
pawn his last ring, but he got
work Immediately afterwards.
Il am perfectly happy" she
case has proved the exception
to the rule. Far and away the
greater number of similar cases
are dismal failures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10
BULCARS WILL
FIGHT SERvIA

BELGRADE. June 1o.-"Servia
and Bulgaria are bound to fight"
said Minister of War Boyovitch to-
day, unless the powers can induce
Bulgaria TO consent to revision of
the Serbo-Bulgarian treaty. In any
event, the Turkish territory Servia
now holds must remain Servian. II
Bulgaria objects to this war will
follow"
That Russia believes q Serb
Bulgar war is certain was indicated
today when Russia recalled all Of
ficers Of that nation serving with
the Servian and Bulgarian armies
These officers were loaned to the
Balkan states as0instructors.
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PROBING CL|App
DEAL AGAIN

M. ]. Clapp, who sold docksite
to King county for $S7.500. to
which, It is charged. he had not
perfected cleM title at the time of
the sale, was again called before
the grand jury Tuesday.
Clapp was arrested about three
weeks ago and his bond was fixed
at $4,000 to insure his appearance
as a witness.
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WOMAN TAKEN ILL
IN THEATRE; DIES

Taken III while attending the
Grand theatre. Mrs. G. IA. Manches-
ter. 10l7 +. James st. formerly of
Gloversville. y. Y. died OF heart
failure while being removed TO a
hospital Monday evening. She
leaves a husband: a son. Roy. and
two daughters, Mrs. c. II. Purdy
and Miss Eliza. Arrangements for
the funeral have been completed
and services will be held at the
Noice parlors. Broadway and Un-
ion, Wednesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10
SEATTLE IS PICKED
AS BATTLE GROUND
IN WAR ON JOHN D.

John d. Rockefeller has fight his hands.
The American Gasoline company, backed by Dutch cap
as who the great oil fields the Dutch East Indies
has declared the Standard Oil company Seattle has
been selected the battle ground
With the arrival today of the Dutch August
Kessler Capt Bcson from Pubo Sambo Dutch East
Indies regular oil steamer service has been inaugurated
the American Gasoline company which has established
headquarters this city for competition with the Standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10
CALF EATS SHIRT
OFF MANS BACK;
YES, AT BOTHELL!

From our Special Correspondent
BOTHELL. Wash, June 10.-One
OF Bothell's young men about town
went to sleep yesterday under n
tree. Awakened by tickling sen.
sation. he discovered a pet calf was
making a lunch OF the shirt on his
back. Bossy finished her repast,
despite his protests.
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will cost taxpayers of King county just 993 SO
10 give their nine Woodworking judges that months
vacation which they have decided % take.
see the judges a
A
for was
IS,
OF OF for Judge
of
the toal the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

AS people tire of reading the SKINNED
milk kind of papers, they come to The
Star. The Star has increased its circu-
lation steadily and consistently for Ia
years. The Star is established on the
foundation of public confidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

Yesterday 1ree students from the
University of California enrolled at Hyatt
Fowclls School for instruction In book
Keeping ana shorthand These young peo-
pie we're guided solely by the desire 10
get the best business training. Thus are
growing the name and fame OF Hyatt
Fowells, 4th and Pine.--Advertiscment
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Laughs for Sixteen Hours at Ancient Joke;
Now Milwaukee Citizen Is Close to Death


hin o d tai Ito laugh a
ole first n tn days o h
told him hat The qth Ud &c
But Mr. es~en Thought Ishd eaue a laughing
He stood outside redh a o. He ghd some more
when oIemanb him move vi to and . a
the
his H~o ofrht
Laughing n Ills ls
neaed attended, tfa
you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

$l25s0 each
his ssar.
n the sum of (which is
$4,000
$932903 per mont
Now. when nine judges take their vacation they
using time for which the taxpayers charged nine
for two months vacation.
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A "a per cent gain in circulation
since the boom times, while the other
Seattle papers have, according to their
own boasts, only managed to hold their
own, indicates The Star is the paper
the people want.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

When the American Gasoline
company entered the local field,
the Standard OIL company was
selling automobile gasoline for
fs cents per gallon by the drum
The new company put on the
market what Il declares is
better grade Of gasoline for 49,.
cents. The Standard has since
met the cut by reducing its
price 70 ~ cents per gallon BY
the drum, but the new company
refused to cut further. claiming
that its fuel is worth the differ
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

Stop that toothachc. 25c But
ler's Liquid Tooth Filler. Butler
Drug Co.. Seattle. zee
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WASHINGTON, June 1o.-The
following nominations were sent TO
the SENATE today by President VIII
son: Cornelius Ford Of New Jer-
sey, TO be public printer; Herman
Craven Of Seattle, Wash, to'be civil
service commissioner; Frederick
Brown, to be United States Judge
for the third district Of Alaska: A.
3. Gray, to be United States Mar.
shsl for Nevada.
The position pays 5000 year,
and Mr.. Craven, with two other
commissioners, act for the whole
limited states. Mr.. Craven is q
progressive, and his appointment
shows that Senator PolndeNter's In.
Sluence is felt In the White House.
II. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

The company openSi its offices
here last fall and announced II
would sell gasoline from the fields
in the Dutch East Indies. Lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-06-10

sFNILE DECAY was glyeB. after
. post.mortem, as the cause OF the
daatb of a child OF s In London.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-05

MAKE ME AN OFFER ON A 4-ROOM
npartment-Tooming house. with three
by ten rods Of ground, half blocit from
Temple square. Room IN front OF house
Tor twelve two and three room apart.
1ent house and WITH the Two bG!lh! !ngs
on ground IL would earn about 80 per
cent or an investment OF 100000 Pres
4nt valuation OF property as II sIands
IA $4,000. Address G-S, Tribune dl14s
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BARGAINS
BARGAINS
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERIN COTTAGES.

BARGAINS
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERIN COTTAGES.
BARGAINS.
4-room modern mottle brick bungalows.
close to Liberty park. cement walks
and sleeping porch, buffet Kitchen,
built-in china cabinet. mantel and
bookcase ses, large front porch, hard
wood floors. These are beautiful 1T
tie bungalows at bargain prices and
$500 cash, $3.50 per month. Price ss75o
5-room mottle briok bungalow, close to
Ninth East the paved street. with a
good size lot cement walks and base
nent, buffet kitchen, strictly modern
and ready for furnace, built-in man
tel and bookca ses screened-in back
porch and large front porch. electric
fixtures. This is new bungalow and
never been occupied.
s4oo cash. s25 per month. Price $3.50
5-room mottle brick bungalow. close to
the Ninth East paved street, and a
good large lot. full cement basement
and walks, screened-in sleeping porch
and back porch. ensmeied buffet
kitchen, linen closet. enameled bath
and bedrooms, china cabinet IN din
Ing room, built-in mantel and book
us show you this beautiful bungalow;
then choose for yourself
$500 Cash. $50 per month. Price $4,000
Groom strictly modern bungalow. Just
completed and the snappiest bunga-
low In town, close to Ninth East, with
lot 5o-foot front, full cement base
ment, walks and front porch.
ecreened-in back porch and sleeping
porch buffet kitchen. beautiful bed :
rooms and imitation tiled bathroom,
buIt-in mantel and bookcases. beau
tifuly finished den, window seat In
the dining room, hard wood floors.
This Is a beautiful bungalow In every
respect and a very reasonable price.
s7oo Cash, S36 per month. Price $4,000
SELECT BUILDING LOTS In beau
tiful MARLBOROUGH PLACE, cream
of the matchless southeast sold on
easy payments. Beautiful building
lots, all improvements, gas, light.
| water. phone, sidewalks. grad ed
| streets. shade trees. parked streets
curbing and guttering. paved streets
| on either end and street cars every
four minutes. Or will build to SUIT
| you. Easy terms.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN g. TRUST
| COMPANY,
22 East First South. wasatch 244
| e346
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EVERYBODY KNOWS,

II they do not. they ought to know.
that my list of real estate bargains Is
the most complete and best-selected In
the city
Lots everywhere from 500 and upward.
Houses ali over the city. $500 and up
ward.
Business property.
Trackage property
Some Of the choicest farms In the
county.
Arrange favorable terms on any piece
of property listed with me
II in the market for any kind of real
estate, give me a call.
My auto Is always ready to take you
out and show you bargains.
Esta blished 1898
A. RICHTER,
73 Main Street Wasatch 641.
e361
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

Improved and UnimprOved
BBTTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
323 MAIN ST.
A BUNCH OF BARGAINS.
$500 ON TERMS ,
shade. Near 11th East ST.
$4,000 ON TERMS
5-room modern brick. close In on 7th
south Gas, sewer, walks.
s22oo-SsOo CASH.
Newly painted and papered Arm brick
on a lot 66x1e5 Fruit. lawn and garden.
Near l1th East.
s245o-EAsY TERMS.
Splendid 4room modern brick; large
rooms. newly papered and clean: large
bathroom stlanHSd good a plumbing; big pantry; y;
faces south. S9xl40 and right OF way.
lawn and shade, roses; large attic; stairs
In Biggest snap ever.
$3.50 ON TERMS.
7room history brick on nice lot.
all In lawn and garden. fruit and shade,
Has bath, toilet. sewer. gas, walks, on
7th East. near park,
s325o ON TERMS
Pressed brick bungalow Hardwood
floors. Built-in fireplace. bookcases and
swell buffet; nice electric fixtures, porch
clear across front; screened sleeping porch
enamel sink. Bathroom finished in white
enam mel has best of fixtures. connected
with sewer Large front door; fine large
window in dining room: sidewalks in to
back door; full cement basement with
floor drain to sewer: Hero furnace Near
paved street It's a beauty and bar
gain. Terms to suit VIII take lot as
part payment
s30o0-READ THIS
Will buy 9s8x111s and q good 5-room
brick house near Brigham St and oth
offered; It's worth twice what is asked.
Here is chance for the shrewd investor
VIII make terms
s41oO ON TERMS
Prettiest new bungalow in town. Has
0 rooms and library. Beautiful interior
woodwork: built-in buffet and book
cases; leather paneled dining room'
canned ceilings; loaded glass windows,
Fine electric fixtures and mantel; large
mirror in closet door OF bedroom; linen
closet; large sleeping porch; kitchen
porch, full basement; torrid zone furnace
with hot water connection; gas range,
gas water heater; walks. gutter and
spout; screens, complete home.
LOT SNAP.
S0x125 on 9Th East ST, paving and
walks paid sl10O cash-for a quick sale.
East front.
WE WRITE FIRE, PLATEGLAss AND
AUTO INSURANCE IN FOUR FIRST
CLASS COMPANIES, AND WILL
WRITE YOUR BOND
Was. 2o3o. Was 2o31.
BETTHYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
82s MAIN ST.
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COST $4,000. NOW $4,000 RARE
bargain Beautiful. spacious home on
the east bench; less than years old (.
present owner built II for home at a
cost OF $4,000. and was offered that for
IL at The time Adversely compels I'M
mediate disposition. hence the price OF
only $4,000 Prompt action will secure
this splendid property.
ESSEL SALES CO.,
Wasatch s8S. 32i ID. r. Walker bldg.
saSa
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ToOELg. UTAH. OFFERS STRIKING
opportunities for the man OF moderate
means. Nearly 1000 men are employed
at the International smelter and there
is a constant demand for more men. 1t
is an ideal home town Tor men with
families. There is nvS a vacant resi-
dence In the town. Desirable lots can
be had cheap on easy terms. Write.
phone or call on
TOoELE DEVELOPMENT CO..
Tooele. Utah.
d1T16
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TRACKAGE ON 4TH WEST NEAR 7TH
So. % blocks from paved street. 140x
319, at 500 per foot only one block from
$3.50 foot ira ckage
Trackage on 3rd So. between 2nd and
3rd West. This Is retail as well as
wholesale property. $3.50 per foot
6-room mod, pr. brick. on 18th z. bet.
Brigham and 1st So. only $4,000.
Apartment house and bungalow COM
bined. On Srd South near 4th East we
offer three-stor apartment house. the
first and second floors Of which are each
finished In two modern 4-room apart
ments, renting for $3.50 each, and the
whole upper floor Is finished In a 7-room
bungalow. with built-in bookcase. brick
mantel, gas logs. warming oven on radia-
tor In dining room. canopy chandeliers,
beamed ceilings. hall. front vera nda,
sleeping porch in rear and three bed
rooms. Here Is a chance to live In a
swell bunga low as one would wish for
and receive an income Of s130 per month.
all for $4,000
LITTLE & LITTLE. No. W. End So.
e253
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN. AM RETIR-
ing so will sacrifice stock. fixtures and
business property Of well paying and only
bakery and delicn lessen store in Caliente,
New. $4,000 Will close the bargain; ball
ance like rent. Address: Caliente Bakery
Callen,e, Nevada e2le
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WALTER ROMNEY,
REAL ESTATE.

A Groom mod, brick on 9Th
ave. car line, with a south front.
Large lot, 2axl0 rods. This Is
sure q bargain, Let us show you.
20 acres on southeast bench.
Good for plating Can be had
very cheap,
We have few very f1ne lots,
4ox1e5 feet, In best location. half
block from a car; only $3.50. Come
in and SEQ one Of these. Bar
gain.
II you own a lot and want to
build We will build TO suit you.
CALL ON OR PHONE WAL
TER ROMNEY OR II. SAVAGE
BASEMENT 30 so. MAIN. TEL.
WAS. 1880.
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION,

INVESTORS, ATTENTION!
Your Money VIII Bring 10 TO 20 per cent
Income
BARGAIN APARTMENTS.
$4,000 department building. nearly new,
$4,000 4 rms. EACH strictly modern. on
CASH east side. Renting at S1oO per mo.
$14. 000-A department building, rms.
each. strictly mod. close In, East
Broadway. Rental income s3s4
per mo Terms. $4,000 cash, pal-
ance to suit buyer. Save time
and money in already built In
vestments. You can see where
you are at
Some choice buys in State st.
business property, sure to ad-
vance In value.
PETERSON r. E & INV. CO.,
"a E. 4th South, Wasatch $500.
d34S0
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
BARGAINS, BARGAINS!

BARGAINS: BARGAINsl
Three reliDquishments of land
in Millard county. the coming
garden spot OF Utah. close TO
town, surrounded by high-pricsd
farming lauds. for sale at the
small price OF IS per acre, cash.
Act quickly.
a farm OF 32o acres; so acres
in alfalfa. so acres in grain lands.
100 acres in sagebrush. Good I'm
provements. The entire farm has
primary water right For sale at
$40 per acre; half cash Worth
practically double the money
asked. Located In Nillard county.
Cattle ranch in Wyoming. 4ss
acres. with cattle. horses and
implements; best ranch in COM
munity, at $50 per acre. Terms.
Six cattle ranches in Montana,
ranging from $4,000 to $120, 900,
10 be traded for Salt Lake prop
erty. Greatest chance ever Of
fered Salt Lakers who wish to
trade properties for cattle
Cattle ranch In Idaho Of SIS
acres, all hay land: splendid wa
ter rights and great ranges, at
$50 per acre, TO trade for Salt
Lake realty. No lncumbrance;
Will trade even
Small farms ranging from $1,000
TO 0.OO0. In and about American
Fork, for sale at great bargains.
Do not fall TO see US for farms
cattle and cheep ranches. at bar
gain prices and for trades.
PAYANT VALLEY LAND
COMPANY
r. E. EXCHANGE DEPT.
Was. 164l. Judge Bldg.
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERs

CARpENTERY. SCREENS, FURNITURE
repaired, reupholstered, Evington, 14s
E 2nd South. Hyland 32f6-R. d175S
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WE HAVE AN ELEGANT. NEW
4-room pressed brick. with bath;
northwest. close in. $4,000. Easy
terms. Also 4-roon brick. nearly
new, $1,000. 500 cash, s15 per
month, These are bargains.
We have sold six houses In this
location, several Of them farther
out, during the past month. No
better location In the city,
Look at 1919 East 9th South,
7ve-room brick and bath, and
make an offer,
HUBBAR RID INVESTMENT CO.
66 West Broadway.
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a SIX-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
5G5 Fifth East.
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FOUR FINE LOTS WHERE 1T
is building up rapidly. $40O cash
or half cash
75x140-ft, corner on 5th East.
in paving district. 500 cash.
Worth $500, Owner nonresident
Douglas Park, $3.50 per lot, with
sidewalks. curbing, Cuttering, wa
ter mains, shade trees. Property
not equal is held at $1,000 per lot.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
66 West Broadway.
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DIRECTION TO
SPRING GARDEN ADDITION.

Take Holiday car. get off at school
house just below Nth South and walk
examine this tract, as there are only
a few lots TO be had in this addition
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
80 Main St Elk. SO.
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SPLENDID MEAT MARKET. DOING
fine business; must sell on account Of
sickness; good location; cheap rent. Ad-
dress L-50 Tribune. d37z6
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