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Evening star., 1925-10-23

NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-The
associated banks of New Orleans have
offered TO loan sugar planters of the
State cents a pound on raw sugar
manufa actured. to enable them TO carry
their crops until they can get a salts
factory price. The loans would be at
e per cent. The present yield is only
about 3.42 cents, as compared with
$50 cents at this time last year.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
ALKALI WORKS DOUBLES
NET IN NINE MONTHS

NEW YORK, October % 20
Mathieson .Al<ali Works more than
doubled its net income in the first nine
months this year compared with the
same period Of 1924. the total of 81
.095 .G2S. or SGT share. on the com
mon stock contrasting with S513,23".
or $3.24 Il share. year ago.
Evening star., 1925-10-23

YAKIMA. Wash. October Gin
tense excitement prevails among po-
tato growers of this section, who are
reapinG q record harvest from eager
buyers Number pototoes have sold
as high as S45 a ton
Evening star., 1925-10-23

SAN FRANCISCO, October ga
total of S4.3l4316 has been distributed
among some 900 growers by the
California Prune and Apricot Grow
ers' Association. representing pay
ment for the four-month period since
July l.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
3. & O. ORDERS RAILS.
Road to Spend $5,7oo.OOO in New
Equipment in 1926.

equipment IN 1870.
Special Dispatch to. The star.
BALTIMORE, October 3. The
Baltimore and OHIO Raill oad has
awarded contracts for track material
to cost $3.70n 900. These contracts
cover requirements for 1925. The
awards include $4,000 tons of steel
rails. Of which $500 tons will be
10O-pound and 500 tons will be
130-pound rails. Track fastenings
make up the balance of the contacts.
Steel rails bought in 1921 fOi delivery
this year totaled $4,000 tons.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is in the
market for from $50 900 to 20o,0
tons OF steel rails TO cost between Sc,
450 900 and SS660.0 900. The Pennsyl
vania also has placed an order for
80 ooo tons Of plates, shapes and bars.
\ cigar store has been in possession
of the same family in Lancaster, Pa.
since before the Revolutionary War.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

ST. PAUL, October 23.-Butter has
risen to 4S cents pound in the local
market and eggs to 80 cents. This
represents an advance since Septem-
ber.1 of cents for butter and i cents
for eggs.
Evening star., 1925-10-23
MILLS OMIT DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK. October 2s P).-The
Massachusetts Cotton Mills has omit
ted the quarterly dividend Of 81 30
eha re due at this time. ].
Evening star., 1925-10-23

HAMMOND. La. October 23.-The
Fall bean crop in this section is so
large that the Illinois Central Rail
road has just provided one bean spe-
cial' train to help move the crop to
market. Good prices have been re-
ceiyed so far
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby giyenfthat the 10.
lowing appointments were mad N
the Probate Court within and Tor r.
County of Kennebec, and saidSps1
pointees duly qualified as follovk: !.
Herbert L. Kelley of Bostoa, Gasd
administrator of the estate OF 1u0
Organ, late of Boston, Mass, dscseapa
and Wilson A. Clement Of. Relgfa&
agent: qualified February 8, Ie1E
Hervey 3. Bean of Vienna, admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of Albert -
Bean, late Of Vienna. deceased; 9ul1.
fed February 3, 1926.
Clarence II. Penney Of Lewiston
Androscoggin County. administrxt6l
Of the estate of Elsie o. Penney, late
of Oakland. kennebec County, DE-
ceased; qualified February 8, 1925, Is
Parker NJ. Cooper of Albion, admin.
istrator of the estate Of Ella
Cooper, late of Albion, deceased; sual
flied February 8, 1925.
Annie d. Yurinton of Augusta s1ecu
trix of the will of Francis D 1uzh
ton, late OF Augusta, deceased; Quail
fed February 3, 1926. ~ - "" ~
william D. Autchins of August, aai
Joseph 3. Brooks Of Pittsburgh Pt
executors of the will Of kayy
Crowell. late of Augusta, deceased
and Frank f. Southland Of Augusta
agent; qualified February 3, 1925. \
3. p. Stuart of Belgrade. administfa
tor Of the estate of Antonio eslsMcle
late of Belgrade. deceased; Qualifet
February IL. 1925.
Register Of Probate
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STATE or NAIrr
TO All Persons Iutsrsstsd 4, ~. y
the Estates Hereinafter r. n

At Probate Court held A
in and for the County of nAvsust
the sixth day of February in ss, q
of our Lord one thousand ~ IN
dred and twenty-five. Ths Ses, Az,
matters having been presented vsesls
action thereupon hereinaffa. w IL
ed, 1t is hereby ORDERED: sl0'cat
That notice thereof be give,
persons interested. by causinS q
of this order to be publishsa soH
weeks successfully in the Dali. 9hs
nebec Journal. a newspaper MI .AAa.
at Augusta, in said County IN. -.
may, appear at a Probate Court VI
held at said Augusta, on the t,
third day of February. A. D. is" s:nV.
ten O'Clock In the. forenoon, ana ana q
heard thereon if they see cause y
L. J. Delano, late Of August,
ceased; VIII and petition for n,o, Y.
Thereon and for appointment Of sv0s sA
trlx without bond presented BY "a ~
T. Delano' executrh named therein n
Levi Hallowel, late of Aueu.,s
ceased. viii and petition for nsn, e
thereof and for appointment of .ss.M
triX without bond presented nv Ssssss sa'
M. Hallowell, executrix NAMED, =, abba
Alonzo P. Trask, late OF Ar.,s.
uescaeeo' fetitioii MED asking IN.
appointed administrator of ths y
Of said deceased. ss'alt
Winifrsd Hamilton. late Of Auen,,.
deceased. Final account nrsss.a
for allowance by Stephen J. Hssauasa
executor. ssiV
Rebecca p. Dyer, late of Ars..
deceased. Second account prssss.l
for allowance by Frank G. Fsrr1.ea
ton, trustee. -as
Charles ]. Lincoln. late Of Aurus.
deceased. First account nrss.a,a1.
for allowance by Frank g. Fsrrinstsosa
trustee.
Mildred z. Slower, late Of Ar,r...
deceased. First and final account -, ~
scented for allowance by Perlsv w
Slower. administrator.
Ellen A. Eaton, late of winston 4
late OF Winslow. deceased. PetItso,
scented, by Cyril NJ. Jolly, administrs.
tor.
Ellen A. Eaton, late of Winslow A.
ceased. Petition for distributor n ~
scented by Cyril M. Jolly. administrs.
tor.
Tena NJ. Prince, late Of Monm.r,,
deceased. Petition for distributiss
presented by N. w. Richardson, N.
mintstrator.
Annie n. Pushard, late Of VS.,
Gardiner deceased. Petition for ii
cense to sell real estate of said A.
ceased. Situated in said West Gard.
ner, presented by Charles L. Andrevx
public administrator.
Abbie 3. Eaton, late of Augusta 4.
ceased. Final account presented n,
allowance by Mary NJ. Eaton, adminil
tratrix.
Laura Bonnie of Watervilie. rlml
account presented for allowance Il
Sara A. Blumenthai. guardian.
Witness. HAROLD E. COOK, Judra
of said Court. at Augusta, this ni1tI
day Of February in the year Of an
Lord one thousand nine hundred "a
twenty-five. ~
R. w. LEIGHTON, Rssistss |
feb, sat,3t 80
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On motion by Mr.. Martin of Au-
gusta, 1t was voted to take from the
table report of the committee on
Judiciary on bill an act relating to
fees for registration of motor vehi-
'cles. being Senate Doc. SO, tabled by
that gentleman February 10, pend
ing acceptance of the report.
Mr.. MARTIN of Augusta: Mr..
Speaker. now offer House Amend
ment A and move it's adoption.
The SPEAKER: The matter is not
Yet ready for amendment. as the re-
port has not vet been accepted. II
the gentleman desires. he can move
acceptance of report. the bill tske
offer the amendment.
Thereupon on motion by Mr.. Mar
tin of Augusta the report was &C.
cepted and the bill being an act to
amend Paragraph A Of Section AZ OF
Chapter FL of the Public Laws OF
1921. relative to fees for registration
OF vehicles. had it's two several
readings at this time.
Mr.. MARTIN Of augusta: I now
offer House Amendment 4 and move
ito adoption.
House Amendment "A" to Is. Doc.
An Act to Amend Paragraph a.
of Section forty-seven of Chapter
two hundred and leven Of the Pu5-
lie Laws of nineteen twenty-one.
relative to fees for registration of
vehicles.
Said Act is hereby amended bv
adding after the word REGISTERED"
in line fonr section fortv-seven. par
agraph a.. the words cor licensed. /"
So that said paraeraph "a" shall
read as follows: Motor vehicles
regularly usel for livery or hire shall
rav double the above fees. Drovidnd.
however that private automobiles
occasionally employed for use at
funerals by duly REGISTERED or Ii
censed undertaken. shall not be sub
ject to such double fees"
On motion by nv. I.ittlefeld of
kennebunk. the hill, was tabloid
pending adoption of House Amend
ment A.
W.T.
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70 GARDINER MUNICIPAL 0ou1F
Kennebec. SIS: February ;, I'VE
Henry o. Parmentez
We. = -, -fe
Frank Condor .. ss,:S

NJ. o. h. AZ. tv
In a plea Of the case as appears y
the writ in this action. And nov
appearing to said judge that TINS -.
ton was commenced by attachment :,
the defendants property. ana that ~
the time of the service OF TINS ~,
said defendant was not an lima DItam
of this state. and had no. tensss
agent, or attorney, within the sts.n
and that no personal service has ossl
made upon. said defendant: \.
IT IS ORDERED. that notice q
given to said Frank Condor to apps c.
before our Judge Of our. Munslp,Ia
Court for the City of Gardiner ID NV
County. on the second Monday ~ ~
March. 1926, at nine o'clock IN ~
forenoon: to show cause. II any ~
has. why Judgment should not pc T nnd
dered against him in said action. ,, ~
that said notice be given by puDiis,an
ing an attested copy of this oros a,s ~
the kennebec Journal, newspaMr,
published at Augusta in said Coun, asi
three weeks successfully, tne a .rr
publication to be at least seven e'''
before the day of said Court
VIM. C. ATKINS, judge
(SeaN
A true copy. ,..r.
Attest: VIM. c. ATKINS, Juos''
feb7-1s-21
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business under orders of the nas :. =
accomplished? (No response) L.
are several matters pendins ruT
ence to committees. (Again no LIST.
ponse). If there Is no further ot M
ness under orders of the dayi ~
Clerk will read the notices. 's
(Notices read by the Clerk.) x
On motion by Mr.. Vail of'Hoasnuss
Adjourned until TUESDAY mo'n"
February "a, at ten O'Clock.
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feb21,sat,3t

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
by given that on the fourth day of
February. 1925, Mordecai n. AGayehon
of Eorwalk, Conn. was by the Pro-
bate Court for the County of Kenne-
bee. duly appointed executor of the
will of Mauds o. AGayshoff, late of
Norwalk. Conn, deceased, and that on
the same date said Mordecai n.
Mayehoff qualified for and accepted
Augusta. was duly appointed agent.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON,
REGISTER Of Probate. /,
fehT sat A.
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feb14,s

PROBATE NOTICE. Notics Is hsrs:
by given that on the thirtieth day o.
January, 1925, Reginald O. Prom o.
Monmouth in the County Of Kennenec,
was by the Probate Court for as
County of Kennebec, duly appointed
u. uoding, late of Monmouth ii saA
County. deceased, and that on .thi
same date said Reginald o, Ffpst
qualified for and accepted said rus
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate
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SENATE

trlOd$, t6DIudIy -V' 1c-o'
Senate called to order by the
President.
:. Prayer by the Rev. H. H. Brown
OF Augusta
Journal, of previous session read
and approved.
On motion by Mr.. Carter of
Androscoggin, under. suspension OF
the rules. it was
ORDERED, the House concurring,
that when the Senate and House
adjourn, they adjourn to meet
Tuesday forenoon. February gath, at
ten o'clock.
Sent down for concurrence.
& Subsequently the foregoing order
came back from the House. read and
passed in concurrence.
Papers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
From the House: Joint Resolu-
ti0n proposing an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States
trelatiye to child labor.
r (In Senate. Feb. 10, referred to
Committee on Labor.
In the House referred to the Com
lnittee on Legal Affairs in non-con-
currence.
In the Senate. on motion by Mr..
Smith Of Somerset, tabled pending
reference.
From the House: Resolve, ratify-
Ing proposed amendment to the Con-
etitutiofi of the United States, grant
ing Congress the power to limit,
regulate, and prohibit the labor of
persons under eighteen years of age
and declaring that the power Of the
several States Is -unimpaired there
by except that the operation Of
state laws shall be suspended to the
extent necessary to give effect to
legislation enacted by the Congress.
10. p. 1919. ,
Committee on Labor.
In the House. referred to the Com
mittee on Legal Affairs in non-con-
currence.
>. In the Senate. on motion by Mr..
Smith Of Somerset, tabled pending
reference.
., from the House: Resolve, reject
Ing proposed amendment to the Con-
ntitution Of the. United States greet
ing to Congress power to limit.
regulate and prohibit the labor OF
persons under eighteen years of age.
I'm Senate. Feb. 10, referred to
COMMITTEES on Labor.
In the House, referred to the
Committee on Legal Affairs in nom
currence.
: In the Senate, on motion by MIR.
Wadsworth Of Kennebec, tabled
pending reference.
Mr.. CARTER Of .Androscoggin:
Mr.. President. mayoI ask for infor-
nation II House Document No. $50,
An Act relating to limitation OF right
to enter on or take land, was in the
The PRECEDENT: The Chair
will inform the Senator from
Androscoggin that 1t was not. The
Chair will inform the Senator that
the Secretary can tell him what dis
Position was made Of the bill in the
Senate yesterday. In concurrence
with the House 1t was referred to
the committee on judiciary.
The following, petitions, ETC., were
presented and on recommendation
by the committee on reference of
bills were referred to the following
committees:
judiciary
BY Mr.. Speirs of Cumberland, Re
solve. proposing an amendment to
the Constitution, providing author
ity to the Legislature to require
compulsory voting. Is. P. 300). ,
49, $500 copies. ordered printed)
- Sea and Shore Fisheries
By Mr.. Clarke of Hancock. Re-
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
by given that on the eighteenth day
OF February 1925. Julia Hanson of
Belgrade in the County Of Kennebec,
was by the Probate Court for the
County of Kennebec. duly appointed
executrix of the will of J. II. scates,
late of Belgrade in said County, de-
ceased. and that on the same date
said Julia Hanson qualified for and
accepted said trust
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register of Probate.
feho1 sat Sf
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HOUSE

Friday. Feb. 20. 1926.
The House met according to adj
iournment and was called to order by
tho Speaker
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. McWhorter
of Augusta.
Journal Of the previous session
read and approved.
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European Corn Borer. IS. p. 26) Is.
y. 23)
In the Senate report read and &C
copied and the bill passed to be en-
crossed.
In the House, on motion by Mr..
White of Bowdoinham, tabled pend
ing acceptance of the report IN con-
clrrence
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is here
February 1925, Paul 3. Phalen. OF
West Newton, Mass, was by the Pro-
bate Court for the County of Kenne.
bee. duly appointed guardian of Prank
Z. Phalen of Waterville in said Coun.
~, and that on the same date said
Paul S. Phalen qualified for and &C
cepted said trust.
Attest: II. W. LEIGHTON,
Register OF Probate.
febo1satSt
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
by, given that on the sixteenth day of
February, 1925. orrsn r. sproul. of
China in the County Of Kennebec, was
by the Probate Court for the County
of Kennebec, duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Eva G. Hath
away, late of China, in said County,
deceased. and that on the same date
said Orren i. Sproul qualified for and
accepted said trust
Attest r. W. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate.
fahC1 cat -
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understand, the Senator from An
droscoggin desires now to pass an
order recalling this measure from
the judiciary committee for the pur-
nose of tahling it and later referring
it to the judiciary committee. IT l
get the purport of his remark, that
being 80 ] could simply suggest
the matter is of no concern to me-
we might expediate matters ny
leaving it where it is, and when the
other matters come along which ne
thinks are germane to this We can
refer them to the judiciary conf
mittee.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: Mr.. President,
may I state. through the President,
that the judiciary committee always
plans to extend every courtesy TO
anybody who is interested in the
matters before that committee. l VIII
state, in this matter. every courtesy
will be extended to the Senator
from Androscoggin county, and the
matter will be assigned. if assigned
now, for later date so that he VIII
have ample opportunity to prepare
himself on it, and present any matter
he desires.
Mr.. CARTER: Mr.. President. with
the belief in the courtesy evt~-@nd 10
all, | now have an order which |
would like to present and move its
passage:
ORDERED: That II. D. $50 be re-
called from the committee on judi
ciary.
The Chair declared the motion
agreed to, but the same was doubted
| by the Senator from Cumberland,
| Senator Hinckley.
! A viva voce vote was then had and
! the Chair declared the motion agreed
| to and the order adopted, unless
! a division was called for.
Mr.. HINCkLEY: Mr.. President, 1
ask for a division.
Mr.. MAHER: Mr.. President,
hope the Senator from Cumberland
| will not insist upon division on this
matter. We are establishing here
| in these late days when the sun :
getting high and the solstice is ap-
| preaching, the precedent of recalling
| matters from committees when they
! have been referred thereto. in order
| to later refer them to the same COM
mittee. ! suggest that we expedite
| matters by considering this closed
| incident, and send it down to the
House ana let tneHl dtl tiletSo'''
They may differ and ask for COM
! mittee n conference.
/ hope the Senator will not insist
| upon division.
| Mr.. HINCKLEY: Mr.. President.
always yield to the Judgment of the
| Senator from kennebec. / Withdraw
| my motion.
The PRESIDENTS: You have voted
to recall this bill from the commit
! tee.
The PRESIDENT: Are there any
other matters that we may take W
| at this time under orders of the day
+, and expedite matters? The Chair
| wants to state that we are enjoying
such harmony all the time that it Is
| most beautiful, and that we are get
| ting along very fast indeed. and are
| making a record for ourselves. and
| if we can work little faster 1t VII
please the Chair.
| On motion by Mr.. Allen of York
Adjourned until Tuesday, Febru'
| airy "A, at 10 O'Clock.
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From the Senate: The following or

From the senate: Inc following OF :
der:
Ordered, the House concurring,
that when the Senate and House ad-
journ, they adjourn to meet Tuesday
forenoon, February "a, at ten o'clock,
In the Senate read and passed.
Mr.. LITTLEFIELD of Kennebunk:
Mr.. Speaker. what Is the idea in COM
ing in in the morning? We do not
have time to get here unless we come
the night before.
The SPEAKER: Does the gentle
man wish to speak to the passage
OF the order?
Mr.. LITTLEF1ELD: No, Mr..
Speaker, l just wondered II we could
not make 1t In the afternoon rather
than in the fournoon.
The SPEAKER: The Chair would
suggest that various hearings are to
be held in the afternoon.
Thereupon the order received pas
sage in concurrence.
From the Senate: Report OF the
committee on Agriculture reporting
ought to pass on bill. an act to
amend Section of Chapter 1874 of
the Public Laws of 1928. relating to
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Papers from the Senate disposed
OF in concurrence.
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From the Senate: Bill, an act to
divide the. town of JQnesport and
incorporate the town OF Beals. Is.
p. 1851 IS. D. 103)
In the Senate referred to the COM
mittee on Towns.
In the House, on motion by Mr..
Mansfield OF Jonesport tabled pend
ing reference in concurrence.
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On motion by Mr.. Hale of Port
land. the report was re-tabled. pend
ing acceptance in concurrence.
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The SPEAKER: Can anv further
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On motion by Mr.. Spear of Port
land, it was
Ordered. that the clerk of the
House prepare and cause to be print
ed and bound under his supervision
and direction two hundred copies of
the Journal of the House of the pres
ent session.
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On motion by Mr.. Allen of York
Adjourned until Tuesday, Febru-
airy "a, at 10 O'Clock.
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s, Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence. $500.
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[ Reports Of Committees
Mr. Pierce from the Committee on
Education reported Ought not to
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On motion by Mr.. Stitham Of Pitts
field, it was
Ordered, that the use of the House
OF Representatives be granted to
the committee on Publicity for a
hearing Wednesday. February 25th
at ! L. Nj.
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On motion by Mr.. Holmes of Lew
iston, it was voted to take from the
table report Of committee on Salar-
les and Fees on an act to increase
the salaries of county commissions
for Cumberland county IS. P. 44)
tabled by that gentleman February
II. pending acceptance in concur
renee. and that gentleman moved the
acceptance of the report in concur
renee.
Mr.. HALE Of Portland: May ask,
Mr.. Speaker. what the report of the
committee is?
The SPEAKER: The report of the
committee is ought to pass in new
draft" The new draft has been
printed as Sen. Doc. No. 46.
Arizona state miner., 1925-09-26
CharIebois Hotel

Mrs. Lizzie Bart, Flagstaff; John
H. Burner, Albuquerque; w. P. Carr
and wife, Kingman; E. R. Cowles,
San Francisco; Mr.. 0. c. Thompson
and wife, San Diego; Everett Thomp-
son, Pennington, N. NJ; Walter E.
Dillon, Congress Junction; H. H Nap
shord, Congress Junction; F. S. Brum-
NETT and wife, Dallas; A. B. Hillabo-
lei, Los Angeles; Mrs. Chas. BarthoI-
omew, Terre Haute, Indiana; Rose
NJ. Cox, Terre Haute, Indiana Mrs.
e. Guy benson, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee R. Roberts, Prescott.