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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES.
NOTICE

Stolen car. motor No 275O3i5, license
No 1856: stolen from In front a Work
man a co.'s, In 200 block W. Main ST,
, Oklahoma City; $50 reward for ear tnll
j. II. Thomson. 1905 W 22nd St. okla
homa City, okla; phone Walnut 296-E
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Oakland Roadster

This Ia a 3-passengcr new
a car that was taken In e1-
,hangc rrOin one NJ our deal
crs Run less than 500 miles
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For Sale or Trade

FOR SALE = One Hudson super-slr
coupe, excellent care, first class shape.
newly Vanished, same aH new bargain.
Atwood Refining COMPANY. bii Grain
Exchange Hldg
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FORD--FIve passenger; almost good as
new lot extras. 1898 Linden street,
WpstwOod
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REAL bargain in 1911 Ford tolrinE With
extras; excellent condition. Walnut
lllg,
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Ford Sedan
Buick Touring

This Is a Icylinder. SPAS
senger Buick II has been re
painted: I tires are In good
condition and motor has been
placed In good condition boy
our expert mechanics
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DODGE ROADSTER
AUTO LAUNDRY

LATE model Cadillac s, perfect condi.
ton will eol or trade for property
In the city this week ". c. Proffitt,
Central Garage Walnut 2bi7
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Chandler Touring
Chandler Chummy

This car Is repaiuted, both
body and motor. thoroughly
UNcrhpulcd equipped with
cord tires and 8 wire wheels
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FlLhlS developed free on trial roll;
prints Be up to 2i4Xih; new brilliant
finish Mail 10 Camera Co, $50 N, Nc
kinlcy. oklahoma city Okla
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KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work Write for price
list We do not sacrifice quality for
speed Westfall Drug Company Okla.
hOtnu CIty
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/ HAVE good 6-cylnder. 7.pa ssengcl
Paige, new ties. trade for roadster
Phone Maple Slls or Walnut 6si7.
NEW FORD touring $3.50 Walnut 1852
fuilp roadster. 1911 model good shape
price $3.50 Phone Maple 40
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NOTICES.

WE buy diamonds, old gold, silver More.
house JeNelry Co, 12b N. Broadway
FAMOUS seely spcrmatic truss. guar
snteed TO contract opening. fitted by
expert; also abdominal belts, elastic
trusses, shoulder braces. Westfall Drug
TO, Oklahoma City
~ YOU are looking FOR the latest pa
trietic song, ask your music dealer for
Victory"
THE "kAUsTfNE SANITARY ThuE1
SYSTEM Installed In any home, absol
lutely guaranteed gcrmless aud odorless:
lasts life time. costs nearly nothing "a
maintain: be clean. comfortable and
healthy. AT least Jet us show YOU. bOl
baum Bldg.
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EDUcAfIoN AND INSTRUCTION

WANfED--Au interested In violin In
.oeuctlon 10 answer this nd: an oppor-
sonl(y Tor you 70 gtt course free; your
ss'ewevtlg. incufs no obligation. CT,
,afe OkIahonsn
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBEr.
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT.

OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER co.
3Ol " Robinson. Walnut $50
Typcwrlters bought and sold, rented
and repaired. new. used and rebuilt.
SAFES AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
New and secondhand. Right prices
WESTERN BANK SUPPLY CO..
1l7 West Main 81. Phone Walnut7S1.
OAKES TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
Fox dealers. 207 West 2nd St. okla
homa CITY Phone Walnut ~
FOR SALE--One bank burroughs Add
ing machine. Inquire Rock Island To-
cnl freight office
FOR SALE- Solid oak office tables.
size iIG feet. cheap 800 Scott Thomp-
son Bldg
ONE roll top and one flat top office
desk chairs. rug, etc, at 4uj Hers
kowltz bldg Maple sl2
FOR SALE at n blrgain. l. c. Smith
typewriter No. ?. In good shape. Call
Maple l5H
GOOD roll-top typewriter desk and other
good office furniture and counter
scales, multigraph and check writer 2O7
W end
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
ANOTHER LAND
MARK GONE

Last Wednesday morning at 2
O'Clock the fire alarm called the peo.
pie to action. This time it was the
ellison Hotel and the Kenward build
ng adjoining on the north. The wind
was blowing a gale from the north.
west and the fire was well under way
by the time the fire company arrived
but splendid work YVES done and the
flames We're kept in check which pre-
vented the spread of the fire to 9th r
buildings. Practically all of the con-
tents of the building were lest. Mr..
ellison was alone in his building and
family was occupying the Kenward
department but all escaped without
any injury. Both buildings were in
sured. =
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
OREGON TRAIL PARK.

Down at Weiser th.rC's a little
shady green SPIT, a SOFT OF Casis
always cool and pleasant, viii, is
Hnown as The Oregon Trail Park,
The only amusement park in tn S
section. 1t is ownsd and mana ged
by Frank Mortimer, in fact it was
built w him, taken up as it were
when 1t was only tiny little bit
of the bottom OF Snake River si k
ing up through the top and it furn-
shed barely enough sell for the
Sustenance of one lone tree. Now
there are hundrC ds Of trees growing
on this same little island but the top
laS been pushed out and the sid S
extended until the original Oregon
Frailers would fa.l to recognize it
as the barren little pimple of four
score years ago. There is a pi4ture
show nightly and two nj hts each
week tho largest open air dance pa
yillion in tn northwest is crowded
with merry makers. The people Of
this city know the park and they are
acquainted with its manager. The
opening night has been set fer Sat
urday, May 18th and everyone is
invited to come down to Weiser and
help celebrate the occasion. You will
De made to feel glad you came. 1t
,sn't far. Get up a party and drive
over and help your Weiser friends
"aise some dust. Get the habit
meet your friends at the Oregon
Trail Park in Weiser.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
{. F. ALLEN
HOME BURNS

Last Sunday morning about two
c'clock the LoUse belonging to E. F.
Allen three miles southeast Of town,
was totally destroyed by fire. Mr.. Al
len who was sleeping in an upstairs
room was awakened by the smoke
which filled the room. AS he ran
down stairs he noticed the adjoining
room on the upper floor was ablaze.
He called the telephone central to
notify tho neighbors who arrived in
time to assist in saving the barn
and other out buildings. The con-
tents Of the house were total loss,
except a very few articlrs The ori--
gin of the fire is unknown. The hous,
was partly insured but no insurance
On the furniture.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
WORD FROM
COL. PATCH

Mrs. Patch received a letter from
Col. Patch last Saturday in which he
stated he had been plac d in COM
mand of a regiment Viii h was lie t
without a Colonel and that by the
time she would receive tie letter,
he would be in acticn While we real
ize that our soldiers have gone across
for no other purpose than to take
an active part in the winning of this
war We loath to leayn that they have
actually come face to face in battle,
but we have the utmost confidence
in Col. Patch. 1t is plainly seen thqt
he is not in this fer hcnors, but will
ing If need be to lay down his life
for the principals which he has gone
to uphoh,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
Personal and Local Mention

! Z. w. Equals was in Boise on busN
ness Wednesday and Thursday.
W. A Reed OF Boise was transact
! ing business in ,Payette Saturday.
I Mrs. C. P. VIM has been quite
i'll for several days and under the
Doctors care.
The Rebekah Lodge will give q
Red Cross Tea Friday afternoon at
the Woodward Hall from 2 to s.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Elmer Linn came over from
Boise Tuesday for a few days visit
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Farsou.
Mo'her's day services at the Bap-
tist Church Sunday morning. Rev. w.
4 Swartz formerly of Sioux City,
lcwa, will deliver the sermon.
Portia Club day May IS. This is
legislative and Mothers day, with
Mrs. Ensign as chairman. We all re-
member her splendid program of last
year so please do not miss this one.
2:30 sharp.
Farbers just received 100 pretty
new silk waists
Mrs. Manning. formerly Arma jacob
sen, arrived the latter part Of the
week from Universal, Calf. to spend
the greater part of the summer with
her parents. Her husband is mana
ger of the Pathe Studio at Univer-
sal.
Uncle Peter Pence went to Cald-
well and Boise Tuesday going by
way of Emmett On the Auto Stage.
and from Emmett by auto, going
over his old stamTing ground of over
fifty years ago which he has not
seen for many years.
II quality counts you will come
u Tarters
T. D. Landcn was at his place of
business for a little while Tuesday
--oS1-s e11NSA lOSN I'll z AA-O4 us dU-
senee, due to an operation for vari-
cose veins Of the limbs. He is look
ing just little skinny at present.,
but is feeling good and with a little
exercise each day will soon be at
himself again.
Mr.. E. c. S. Braina-d returned
Tuesday from Gooding, Idaho, whore
- has been for the last ten days.
ir. Braiinard is PRESIDENT of the
iooding College and his trip down
hero was in the interest sof the
chool. While there Mr.. Brainard
nade several addresses TO the peo--
lie on different subjects, also made
N address at Mountain Home.
White Shoes at Farbers priced at
2.45. s2.95, 1885, s495.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
ANOTHER RED
CROSS DRIVE

During the week OF May 20th to
I27th there will be one hundred mil
lion dollar Red Cross drive for the
United States. TLis VIII make the
second one hundred million dollar
icontributation to tn. Red Cross fr.m
the American people. Every means
will be taken during that week 10
inspire and stimulate the people to
| give and give generously TO this
great need. The work done by the
American Red Cross is the most es--
sential of all work done to win the
war. Almost every dollar given to
this cause is given to the care of
the men whom We depend upon to
win. Not only the men who are
be cared for and properly clothed
and kept in cen it en- for the SIR n
uous task if they are to win. When
the people of Payotte last locked
upon the members of Company l as
they were lined up and marched thru
the streets, it was with a great de-
gree of pride that We said what a
fine lot of men" They were in the
pink of condition and resdy for any
task that might befall them. Let us
come forward with our subscription
to the Red Cross. and lend them
every assistance in keeping our
army in condition for ths stupendous
task that is before them.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
SEVEN COME ELEVEN.

Seven come eleven means some,
thing in crap game, and si it docs
in the poultry business. Mrs. A. Wells
has fine flock CT Wyandottos. ami
set seven hens. Ea'h of the seven
hens which were st On. the unlucky
number of 13 eggs hatched eleven
chickens. We do net believe these
hens know anything about playing
crap, but they seem to be onto their
job Matching chickens.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
POULTRY AND EGG EXHIBIT.

Saturday afternoon in connection
with the poultry meeting by Sir Ed
ward Brown at the Courthouse sew
eral pens Of the best poultry in the
County will be ON exhibition. Mr..
Park of Fruitland will have the Sc
in charge. An egg exhibit will also
be assembled by Mr.. Allison from his
boys and girls poultry clubs. Priz' S
will be offered for the best d1z- n
eggs exhibited which will be Judged
by Mr.. G. G. Wherry. Theso exhib-
its at the Courthouse will be ready
for the public at p. m.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
a NARROW ESCAPE.

Last week while busily engage d
in social game CT bi.H-rls at h S
residence, (. a. Blair had Just I'm.
lsned making sey ersl sue essful
cushion shots and just VILE his op
ponent was taking ght fer around
the table shot, fire stal ted in h s
pocket where quantity of matches
were located evidently from spon:an-
eous combustion or from b ing jam
ed against the table. The situation
looked very serious and for a time
it looked as if thA entire stuct- re
would be total loss. His partner
in the game was too overcome with
laughter to call the fire department
or to render any assistance. Mr..
Blair's frantic efforts to extinguish
the flames, with the smoke rolling
up and burnt matches flying in every
direction would have made a dead
man laugh After the rom was clear
ed from the fumes of burnt raqs
and sulpher, the game was resumed
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
LIEUT.. FITCH
WRITES HOME

Mrs. Scott Fitch was in to see US
this week stating she had been re-
cesving letters quite frequ ntly from
Lieutenant Fitch, and that he had
sent his personal regards to a num-
Der of his friends, which included
the Editor of this paper. We aer GER
tainly pleased to be remembered by
a man so busy and Of so much i'm
portance at this time as Lieutenant
Fitch. He also mentioned that he
had seen Lieutenent Colonel Patch.
and that all the boys with him were
well and in good spirits.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09

CITY RECEIVES AUTO LICENSE
The City of Payette on April 81,
received from Payette Comfy tse
sum of s2,575.z3 as IFS PRO rate
share Of the AUTOMOBILE license from
Payette County. We who pay auto
license will not do it cutie SO re-
luctsntly when the ben fit is bsing
properly distributed.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
DIED..

Hrs. Esther Arncr. lett Known
as grandma Amer, Who res ded at
Payettc with her daughter, Mrs. J.
3. Gortcn, for thiIteen years, passed.
away at the hone of her n, at
Crawford, Nebr., May 1st at tn as e
Of eighty-fcur. She was bern in
Washington County. Tenn, April y.
1884 and leaves one brother and sis
ter, three sons and one daus hter to
mourn her loss.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
FIRE
INSURANCE
BUCKLEY AND GIESLER


You may be the next to have a
loss. Why not telephone US your
order right now. Policy delivered the
Same day you order insurance. We
have Board Companies only. Why
take any insurance hut the bes-.
Why assume any liability in addition
to your premium with Mutual In
surance Company. Ask any attornry y
what that liability is and his answer
may surprise you. We write no mu-
tual Insurance. When you have a less
you want the best. A few hundred
dollars after loss will come handy
and you will not be compelled to go
to the bank the next morning for IS
sistance. Get the best at once. This
is q good time to carry insuranco.
Our telephone is Sc.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
At THE EMMA

Saturday May IL reel Feature.
Daybreak; 1 Comedy Blackhand. A
highly colored picture q noted ac-
tors and actresses will be given
also.
Monday 13-6 reels
Wed. 15-6 reels
Friday 17-6 reels.
Don't forget Standards May IA
PAY Me-
May 23-"Slacker."
"a Daughter of the Co.'s May 30.
Ten Reels by Annette Kellerman.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
STARK-SANDERS

James t. Sanders and Miss Lola
Marie Stark were united in marriage
at the Presbyterian Manse, Saturday
evening May 4th, Rev. NJ. d. Reed
officiating. Mr.. Sanders Is very
promising young man who is engaged
in the life insurance business re-
Gently coming to Payette. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
X, Stark, is well and favorably know,
among a large circle Of fri nds who
Will join with the Enterprise in ex-
tending congratulations
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
PlYETTE TO HAVE
ABSTRACT OFFICE

G. B. Parsons and wife of Caldwell
will open an Abstract Odi-e May
18th in the rooms now Occupied by
A. E. Wood as a Real Estate office.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons are thcr-
oughly acquainted with aEstra t
work and their coming to Pay tic
means a great saving end a great col
venience to the psorle of this To-
cality. Heretofore all abstract wo-k
had to be done in Celdwell which re-
quired time and extra expense.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Our sermon topic for surdry mo n
Ing is What Do You Believe" Some
Will remember that DR.. Wish Mart n
opened his address here with the
statement THAI there is no more d7n-
gerous statement than The common
one that ''it makes no dtsfsrence
what you believe II you are tieeere =
Frank II. Cram will lead - eve
ming service at O'clock VITA the
topic The Unity OF the Church
Uatvoxssl.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
FARM BUREAU
NOTES

Get these planted before May 18th
A half acre only requires 8 IL pound
seed. An extra good seed bed wi.
yleld 20 tons instead Of only 10 tom
on your half acre.
English Expert Here.
/ The eminent English poultryman
! Sir Edward Brown delivers two poul-
try lectures at the County Courthouse
Saturday. 1t will be great day for
Idaho poultry fanciers, many of whom
will come from Boise and other state
towns. Sir Edward has the reputa-
ton Of b"ing the worlds authority
on poultry aand We expect large
crowds to hear this titled visitor as
he will tell much of war zone con-
ditions. Both lectures at 8 and p.
m. are free as his expenses are pad
Dy the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
Ranch Labor:
A small shack for transient house
keeping will often attract dependable
married men to ranches for wo.k.
Invest $50 or $40 in something Of
this kind and secure dependable help
now while it is available.
Moth Spray.
Have your poison and equipment
ready for this first moth spray ap-
piled as soon as rs per cent of the
blossoms have fallen A driving spray
directed downward fills the calyx
cup with poison bait for hungry moth
larvae. These larvae may not come
yet for two or three weeks tho the
calyx trap must be poisoned within s.
days after petals fall. Be opportune.
Portable Granary.
The County Agent has blue print
plans for portable granaries for
bulk grain. These are built ON run
ners and can be drawn alongside al
threshing machine to receive grain
without sacking. Covered they are
storm proof and the grain can later |
be drawn to the elevator at ones
The 500 bushtl siz
covered, costs about s45 for material
while the 700 bu. size costs about
500. Build now.
Sore Shoulders.
We notice many farm horses with
sore shoulders. Carry a tin of fine
sulphur and dust this on raw sores S
every half hour. A coating Of sulphur
permits the sore to heal beneath.
Carry sulphur.
Corn.
Unless more farmers plant corn
VIC are due to pay excessive prices
or our corn substitute this next faH
md winter. Get your saed now
5unflowers.
Plant these along your laterals
irow your egg stimulants at slight
Harvest before thu spar
ows get them.
May 81.
The State Farm Labor Specialist
DR.. ThCnetz will meet the fruit grow
rs of the County at Fruitland on Fri
lay evening May 31st. Mr.. Thonetz
'lans to aid us in securing fruit la
Tor and all growers should attend.
farm Clean Up.
While the towns are cleaning yards
nd alleys we suggest that many .
anches could also endure some barn
ard renovation. Neatnoss and barn ,
ard sanitation are next to godlinessI ,
Tc have read someplace. File your
unk iron, boards and boxes. Let a
title sunshine into the gloomy barn. .
pray whitewash en- the walls. Let's
lean up the farm.
'hickens.
This fruit valley ought TO increase
er chicken population 400 per cent.
he Boys" will be hungry for fred L
bicken- get ready now. Regin by
caring Sir Edward Brown on Sat
rday.
w. R. p.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
A BARGAIN

Two small Overland cas-, second
hand but are like new; Just used
enough to put them In good run
ming condition, that will be sold at
a bargain See them today II you
want oue.-PayettA Mod. Garage.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
JUNIOR RED CROSS

SEWING BAHIbTT.
The completed sewing work Of
tho Junior Red Cross will be ON ex-
hibit in the Windows of the E,ec;r-c
Light Office on Saturday, May 11th.
Don't fail to see this showing of the
work of the school children.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
HOUSE CLEANING

When in need of anycne to helI
you clcan house, write Robt. Wool
Ontario, Oregon. 1g~t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
FREE HoMESTEADS
IN WESTERN CANADA

IN WESTERN CANADA.
Parties interested in FREE HOME
STEADS can get information on
same by calling ON me at The Ban
croft Hotel, Payette, on the following
date, May 18th. Ask for A. d. Taylor,
Canadian Govt, Agent.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09
PAYETTE COUNTY
WINS HONOR FLAG

Mr.. J. r. Orr, Fayette County
Chairman for Third Lib-rty Loan,
has received from tn Elk cut, e
Board the official Honor FL Of tie
l'rhird Liberty Loan. Pay tie Con y
over subscribed its quota the first
day of the drive. For tn Third Liz
erty Loan Payette Co. nty d ISL
subscribers with a otal # $1z5,. so.
No subscriptions were takcn by any
of the banks in the con &nd none
Of the state wide subscrig tiors are
included in the above amount.
| Payette County, VIII lc tn 70 ng--
est County in the State, and during
the campaign for It's crcati n was
sncPred at by some OF the pa. ers of
her neiighbor -ng countics as being
too small and ind gEi ant to sta d
alone, was the first to come a-ross
with her quota, and none of the
business men We're call upon 10
pay for page ads in the n3ws1apers
In doing SO.
Mr.. Orr stated that it had been
the intention Of the committ,c to
publish a complete list OF the su =
scribers but due to the fact that
this is very long Est, it viii not
be published at this tine A lst #.
subscribers is at tie Idoh3 Power
Company office and can b. sen by
any one who wishes. The Execut c I
Committee wishes to III nix all the
workers who SO ably assisted in this
work. 1t IS evident from the res Its
that the people of Payetto County
are ready to stand bchind the bo S
who are doing the fighting. So far
as the committee knows there We're
only two men in the coun Y who
could and WOULD not buy bonds.
G. A. R. STATE ENCANPNENT
The G. a. R. State Encampment
will be held this year in Payette,
June II, IL and 18th. st; te Com
nander Anderson and Several 9th T
Of the Grand Army from
Boise, and also several from Wei
ser were here last Saturday making
for the event. We
should make these thrac. days long
% be rom -mbered. This 8 tire
when our country is IN peril, and
t should not be forgottcn tat
.hese wero the boys of 81 who gaze
le the freedom we are now fighting
o maintain.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1918-05-09

For Sale. 25oo feet of inch
wood pipe, ]. F. Orr.