Show 4- B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 400 MOBILIZED CROWDS FLOCK SUNDAY MORNING Leading Figures AUGUST 5 1934 Participating irFort Hall Centennial COURT HALTS Celebration PAYMENTS ON TO FIGHT FIRES TO FORT HALL ' PIONEER FETE CITY’S BONDS Forest Service Fears ‘Worst Yet to Come’ Sun Dries Timber Jason Lee Services Will Mark Opening of by Idaho Falls Brings Bonneville County Suit Default SPOKANE Wash Aug 4 reports on the condition of forest fires today in the inland northwest were tempered with the predic- - Centennial IDAHO FALLS Idaho— A district court order resfrainingBonnevill county and Idaho Falls city officials from making further payment or deliveries to a bondholders’ protect!) a committee and restraining 4he present holders of the bonds from returning them to the said committee until further order-- of tha court was is- sued Friday by District Judge C J Taylor at the request of Newell S Crowley attorney for plaintiffs m a suit filed Friday in the interests of Bonneville county by J L Grimmett L C Larch and C R Crowley The action was based on a recent payment by BonneviHe county of approximately $12 181 as a prorata settlement with the bondholders’ comcollections mittee for delinquent made by Bonneville county as an express trustee created by statute and as the agency of government Defendants Listed trip In the suit filed Friday a f Others will be Earl T Vance who document detailing the history and Is to arrive from Glendale Cal in present standing of the situation an 'autogiro planet Bob 'KLng Ben Which arose out of the defaulting of Bennett and Lionel Kaye of Boise of a nearly $500 000 bond Bed Morrison Helena Mont: Burt Miss Lois Doty of 1123 North Hayes avenue Pocatello upper portions voted in Idaho Falls city about Mooney Butte Mont Gordon Moore left who will be Miss Columbia at the Fort Hall Centennial this issue 1920 for improvements the and Bed) Jonson Missoula Bob Story week Miss Doty graduated from Pocatello high school this spring following special defendants are listed r Bozeman Mont A1 Garbardl The costumed group in the old stage coach upper right is Fred Bondholders’ committee an organiWyo Bill Pops Green River L West Gladys Wilson and Violet Whitaker consisting of A Mevers Percy Wyo Art Mortenson and Bob McKerma Keller of4Vhitney queen ef the festival is shown below zation F (Freeman Ralph C Zimmerman’ Kay Ogden Vern Carter Ray Peck pinning an official Fort Hall Centennial badge on Rue P Strat- S A Matthieu Leon W Curtis L and Bill Eisworth of Salt Lake City of the fete ford secretary-treasurA Bogart individually and as agent on Utah Jack Bane Ralph Fry Arils Legality of Boixe and representative- - of bondholder’ Sluder Ernest Mann Ralph Knapp Brew Sale to Be H F Johnson W committee nd Jack McConnell all of Pocatello E Robertson P E Fischer W Gray At the Centennial grounds Univer-iltTested P Eraken S Shedd L Martin of Idaho southern branch an S Murthrrer as -- treasurer and army of workmen completed the ex officio tax collector of Bonneville -- work of getting the locations and BOISE fan— A recently approved county Idaho Alvina Wilson as treacoliseum into readiness which would proof the City of Idaho Falls surer city ordinance Granada Exposition hibit curb service by beer dispensers American National bank of Idaho The grounds including Hutchinson will be tested as to legality under Falls a corporation City of Idaho field and the vaesnt lot southNrf the terms of a temporary injunction Falls a municipal corporation M L campus has been converted Into an granted Robert Le Chot beer ven Holzman E H Conkling W L Both the or- der in district court here yesterday Distant Outpost Founded as Trading Depot to Challenge Brewrink as auditor and ex officio exposition ground atorio and the historical pageant will A hearing to make the injunction kderk of the board of county commisMatrimonial Scene of Stage - be presented in the coliseum with its Powerful Fur Companies Became Outpermanent or have it vacated will sioners of Bonneville county great stage of more than 400 feet in be held August 22 In Judge Charles v Coach Era Among CenPayment Delay Asked width for the 1000 actors composed F Koeisch’s court standing Mark for Travelers The suit asksthat court order be Cf men women and children a conducts who Le Chot beverage tennial Feature Dedicated to the lives and activi- stand contends most of his business granted preventing any further pay— Idaho stream With Portneuf into that ment of money to the bondholders' empties ties of those hardy pioneer people built upon curb service that no -- the For t- - HH- - e n teftrual--4- 1 8 34--1 934 toe- - Just the committee by either 3onne vilte eoun traderzettlersoldier biill: fw Invol ved that It A Idaho— POCATELLO wedding whacker and the Indians the pageant ty or Idaho Falls city that seven not Interfering with the orderly ing celebrated with fitting festivities Portneuf the fort was located is suits now pending in district court depicts the history of this country progress of government and that the scene as It was In the picturesque of dispute Miles Conner says of Idaho for matter southern the people by from the time of Columbus to the ordinance will deprive him of his against property owners in the speto be dedayy of the four 'days beginning Sunday it is it was six miles Crittenden says cial improvement districts be subpresent day John W— Hutchings of business and is confiscatory and to be in the presented picted pageaht the John B Rogers producing appropriate that a history of this fa- nine miles Major Osborne Gross jected to the court jurisdiction and therefore invalid at the For-- Hall Centennial grounds of Fostorla O la in charge mous old fort the chief outpost of who visited the post in 1849 declares ruling m the present suit and that a The ordinance was to have become decree be made ordering the refundPostmaster General James A Far- effective at midnight Tuesday and Wednesday but Monday Saturday trade for the mountain west be de- - it was IS miles C dedicated will not become ley of Washington ing to the county of the $12181 which now until evenings operative scribed It played an important part the grounds Tuesday night in the after the hearing if at all Captain Stansbury who In 1849 the complaint declared was obtained Is of historical a scene a The of andm the building part bondholders’ committee development presence of several thousand permade the frst wagon trip from Salt by the The city council attempted to out- show which features 1000 actors and the entire region from the Rocky Lake sona law curb service on tha grounds dancers under directum of John W Hall gives a vivid through misrepresentation to Fort City to the Pacific northwest mountains The spectacular pageant of Fort that It interfered with street cleanThe action is expected to forestall v ' Hutchings It determined the course of travel description of the Portneuf and the at least for the present any further pageant master Mrs Hall and the Snake river valley be- ing and traffic conditions role the Fackham will to Howard play the Pacific fort in his report to Washington and settlements with holders of bonds isthrough the mountains gins at 830 p m Monday' Tuesday and later the location of the road checks the distance from the crossing sued fot the sperial improvement disand Wednesday On the opening day River valley the Indians play their of the bride with Howard Packham Hull as Rev The the groom to Elijah the north It of the Portneuf to the fort at five trict work in 1920 from Salt Lake City a welcome address will be given by part in the making of the northwest V Wf'w £ was the best known and most impor- miles and the distance from Salt Lake Kerma Keller of Whitney Idaho Sacajawea the bird woman who Longbrake is to be tha minister tant trading post on the “Road to Ore- City at 182 miles which compares whd is queen of the centennial Miss as a guide leads Lewis and Clark on Particular emphasis wlR be paid Lois Doty as Miss Columbia also their journey to the mouth of the Co- the events in the development of the gon” for two decades favorably with present day road milenorthwest territory of which old will extend greetings Fort Hall was originally a lumbia river age In 1837 Wyeth sold out to the to summer the established Hall Fort The Green River rendezvous picenterprise It was built as a protest Hudson Bay company and Conners Dally Parades of 1834 an such Important played and a challenge to the Rocky Moun- reports that the place was rebuilt at known in early Other high lights of the centennial turing characters well tain Fur company of §t Louis and to that time and possibly on a new lohistory and thetr activities which led part "“Will be daiijrpMtde scene followed the creation “A t 1230 p by the powerful Hudson Bay company cation to the establishment of Fort Hall in Cocourt and deChristopher of British ownership an attempt to break the power of the Spanish Fort Hall was about 1200 miles Monday the parade will be Fort Hall was built by Nathaniel west of St Louis the outfitting point voted to Industrial concerns Tues- great English Hudson Bay company lumbus scene will open the pageant Green famous Rendezvous River The J Wyeth during the spring and sum- for all the fur companies and trappers Then ia pictured the history of how day the junior organizations will be ai the mer of 1834 and was opened for busi- at that time Its location was nearly M’CALL Idaho (JP)— McCall was years pass Fort Hall Is de- yearly meeting place of traders and featured and on Wednesday the his- stroyed and its location lost Ezra treppers the founding of Fort Hall ness with appropriate ceremonies in- midway between St Louis and As- preparing Saves Federal Boise Attorney Requests Saturday to entertain 200 Program torical parade days and Meeker as an old man attempts to Indian wars stage-coac- h cluding the raising of the stars and toria on the Pacific here for the Idaho persons expected emAll parades will form at the high relive the days of his World all war tha be will later and to stripes over its walls on August 5 of Fort Hall was about to celebrate Insurance Governor Decision to Save Crops School ground and after a line Of relocate the sit of the youth bodied to the spectacle Agents’ association annual was the outstand- its thirteenth birthday when the Morold fort that year Wyeth march through the downtown’ dia-- A tableau of World war days forms Appearing pioneer women will Asserts ing exponent of rugged individualism mon Pioneers came into Salt Lake convention Monday and Tuesday Dispute trict will proceed south to the Halil-da- on of the most dramatic sections of be Mr A M Tippets Mrs Reece in the mountain region at this time valley July 24 1847 Two years Eight San Francisco insurance comstreet subway and east to the the pageant The Pocatello Legion Davis Mrs Harold Parker Mrs And thereby hangs a story Unique later 1849 the government sent to pany officials are expend to attend Nell-socentennial grounds where it will disStowell Mrs Grant Douglas and auxiliary drum corps BOISE Aug 4 W— Sam Blaine POCATELLQ Idaho — Governor in the annals of the west and far Salt Lake City Captain Howard H R Jackson R R Robertson Rhea band Mrs Lea Pearson Mrs Jean on western Stansbury to make a survey of Great its in nurses take part to the scene Frihimself reaching C Ben bearing Ross expressed John Carson L S Gregory Of considerable interest is to be Lemon Mrs Morgan Hawkes Mrs Boise lawyer to a letter written to Salt Lake and also survey a route Cowan as being highly pleased with the development Masqat ef Nations F M Avery John Mendell and Thomthe historical meetings to be held at Lee Mrs Rula Satterfield James F AUshie of Coeur d'Alene day Jerry to from Hall southern Salt Fort Lake relief Red in drouth Year Letter City program 10 a m each day In Frazier hall at as J Craig Probably the most colorful scene Mrs Gib Smith Mrs MHton England president of the Idaho bar association Idaho particularly the drouth relief Officer Arrives t The year 1832 was a red letter is Mrs the University of Idaho southern of the historical One of the principal matters to be Roy Bickle Beth Carver Marin water test the case an Immediate development the masque of nations featuring garet Johnson Orva Murdock Dor- urged branch year in the history of western travel Captain Stansbury arrived in Salt discussed Will be the state legal inhas saved thu how far The determine to court program supreme that year two Lake City drectly ftbm the east surance code A L Gridley of Coeur Dr John Edward Carver of Ogden drills by dancers as American sailors othy Rhenerk and Helen Brown apd adventure worth of crops notable explorersDuring millions of and press agents over the California trail while his d’Alene president of the association will b the speaker at the first serv- followed by folk dances of various Men In the wedding scene are to many candidates for supreme court nonfailed would have which otheiwise to on the be voted Colonel Bonneville and Nathaniel supplies for the expedition in charge said ices and Will discuss "Indians of nations The finale Is the great be A M Tippets Reece Davis Har- Judges are Idaho” Chief Johnny Ballard of the wheel of life With all characters and old Parker Grant Stowell Douglas partisan judicary primary election Governor Ross sad The most strik Wyeth made their first explorations of Colonel Loring had followed the Speakers will include Homer H of that 14 is Bannock-Shoshonmg example perhaps Indian tribe will dancers taking part It will sighify Nellson Lee Pearson Jean Lemon Aug It was Lipps of Lewiston vice president of through the mountains to the Pacific Oregon road to Fort Hall The object he said Is to eliminate Franklin county where two pump- northwest The wide publicity-givenecessary for Stansbury to establish the association and national councilgive the official Indian greetings the United States with Us prophecy Morgan Hawkes Jerry Lee Rula Satabout will hve pumped these two travelers was a big factor a wagon road connection with Fort or W H Backes of Boise state direcing plants Descendants of pioneers are to 'be of future progress terfield Gib Smith Milton England coetly litigation later that will result 6000 acre feet of water each into two in bnnging the wealth and1 undevel- Hall to get his supplies On Sep- tor of insurance J Tf Branscombe of the guests Others to speak at MonThe official program for Monday Roy Bickle Frank Amundsen Avoid from present conflicts said’ Instructions to the voters upon the canals he oped resources of the great west to tember 12 1849 Stansbury left Salt Boise manager of the Idaho rating day’s program art W H Jackson Is as follows Heap Bill Stuart Floyd La ism and 'In another instance” Governor the attention of the American people Lake City- and followed New York City a member of the Ore 8 a m to 12 noon—Pocatello Trap Weis Lemmon judicial nominating ballot are not the Califor- and bureau JohnB RobRon aaid “we have developed more Irving immortalized Bonne vjRe in his nia trail to its crossing of the Bear ersonsurveying uniform Blato said he found gon Trail Memorial association and dub grounds Centennial trap shoot jof Twin Falls county legislaholea-i" Dr “Howard X Drlggs also of New Bear Lake writings and Wyeth was widely river not far from where Bear River tor and Herman A leapt ballot for Boise county thu 100 Watering '30 8 m— Frazier hall addresses J Rossi of Wallace instructed voters to ballot for ona county In most cases the holes Ware quoted and listened to throughout the City is located today Leaving Bear F H York who Is president of the asso- and lectures by historians Piper of Coeur d’Alene is ciation Dr Drlggs will discuss “Ex 30 a m— Pocatello supreme eourt justioe Washington formerly just damp places on the New England states municipal river helollowsithe Jala riygr tesgtary Gem-anend Trapper f Idaho” and band parading tur atreets Payette Instructed voter to groundbut By arming shallow wells la that yearWyet!l then a bMiness north “ ’ vote lor two SinjQar instructions and Inserting sections of pipe the wa- man of Cambridge Mass made his Mr Jackson will talk on "First Pic10 a m to 11 a m—Virginia park He reports AAA Stock Shipment tures of Idaho” Blaine stated apply to the office of ter has been carried to troughs " he first overland trip from Boston to band concert by Burley L O O F “The valley of the Malad is exAstoria on the mouth ot the Colum- tremely level- - and affords ground for district judge band explained Te Be Speaker Loaded at Green River “We also are making arrangements bia To gain wealth n fuf trading an excellent wagon road” His reIn an opinion written by Attorney 10 a m— Centennial grounds JACKSON Wyo— Governor Miller On Tuesday Dr Minnie Howard to obthe cattle was increase to from Ward Miller salmon his General J of program Gladiolus show Exhibits also buying states an qnd fishing was that Amey there port and Senator OMa honey visited Camp Jennie Broughton Brown Pocatello Opening general to about 1000 head per day Our big- jective A merchant vessel the Sul- abundance of timber along the roadr GREEN RIVER Wyo — Sweetwater author of “Fort Hall on the Oregon Indian village exhibit of Idaho wild Beaver Dick on Beaver Dick lake Coeur d’Alenehis The attorney is obtaining proper tana loaded with merchandise to so that if the tune ever came when county cattle were as follows’ summarized gest home character difficulty life Idaho finding moving to slaughproducts Trail" and Joseph G Masters prin "Tha office has repeatedly held to facilities for handling the cattle after trade for pelts was to meet him on the travel demanded bridges there ter houses last week as the first shipbuilding exhibits forestry display Tuesday and were enthusiastic conof school at Central the cipal high ’ Centen cerning the appearance of tha camp this respect that an elector should slaughtering them We plan to pur- the Pacific But the Sultana was lost was an excellent supply of bridge ments of the A A A cattle buying Omaha Neb are to be the speakers Idaho art historical relics for judge of chase 100000 head m the state of In her attempt to get around Cape material close at hand The Stans- program left Green River early in F J Shaw Oakland Cal husband nial midway Ride and carnival its location and the high standard of vote for two candidates - -Horn and Wyeth was compelled to bury expedition was the first' party the week and loading starts at Roek cf 'the- - granddaugMeir'if’ Captatolxhow lndl wr dance and Ameri- - moral evidenced among the men the district- eourt in those districts Idaho” he saidRoss was in Pocatello make the return trip to Boston over- of record over this route September Springs this week-entwo judges will be elected at Governor One hundred figure can Legion ’49'tr show Johnny Grant early-daThey took supper to the mess hall and where ” land “ 1849 and thirty head were in the first shipSaturday Centests George Albert Smith of Salt Lake gave short talks on the merits and theA ensuing election Made Del From that date on this road has ments from the west end of the counsample ballot sent out bv the City and Burton L French of MosAfter supper 1030 a m —University coliseum aims of the C C C office of secretary ot state Blame A small perceutage of- been sn important north-soutOn this he m being cow are to be the speakers Wednes- contests high- ty return trip they were taken on a tour of inspecsaid instructed voters to vote for one Montana Will Ratify When the railroad killed on the farms and ranches ficials of the’ Rocky Mountain Fur way connection daytion and talked — 1230 m with industrial individually parade p ' Mrs Cormne out statutes was that 1869 m the It was this was the Although some portions of the Masters of Black foot through business district to the Cen- some ot the enrollees questioning pointed completed company and with true Yankee inAmendment Monday stinct are to conflict and ambiguous for profit he made a deal to freight mail and stage outlet to the county have experienced rain'm the will direct the singing of trapper anc tennial them ebout camp life grounds — '"I north and the northwest furnish that company with merchanpast week it has come too late to Later they returned to Jackson for pioneer aongs at each morning pro1 30 p m— University coliseum hile HELENA Mont Aug 4 be of much aid and continuing hot dise to trade with the Indians and gram afternoon performance of entertain- a political meeting to the Legion hall La Divorce Court Vega have Montanans Minnie been sipping Dr Ray J Davis Dr F ment features winds of high velocity are doing at which they were the principal trappers for their furs at the annuaLTT c Dea’tJ tTlPCUasing now last alnce Howard and Mrs Royal A Brown their share to further blister the grog fur rendezvous of 1834 This was 2 p m to 3 30 p m—Special fea- speakers Set New Record Speed a a least convention or at cember are members of the committee on tures and novelty acta as entertainof the region Cattlemen relarge ordefand to Wyeth looked like Star Valley Livestock rangethat semblance of one will convene here good business But when Wyeth areven the salt sage is losing public lectures port ment features Season Advances Early LAS VEGAS Nev— Twenty-fiv- e rived with his tram at tha appointed its leaves while sagebrush shatters Briefly the historical pageant porMonday to ratify the twenty-firs- t 4 p m—Second afternoon perdivorces were granted to the Clark amendment time the official personnel pf the AFTON Wyo —Cattle purchasing its leaves before every gust of the trays the following happenings after formance: Galla Glee club of Spring-fielFair Wyoming County Kerthe welcoming speeches by Miss county district court to one hour and But a handful of delegates are ex fur company had changed The new through the government buying pro- wind a condition unprecedented in Utah to pioneer costume a half this morning setting what h pected inasmuch as many counties men to charge of purchases repudi- gram in Lincoln county has begun in the history of white man in this secins Keller and Miss Lola Doty the 8 30 p m — Pocatelltf para airport AFTON —Lincoln and Columbia Miss Wyo centennial queen county’s thought to b a court record for di- didn’t even go to the trouble of nam- ated the contract and Wyeth was left Star valley supervised by County tion chute jump and air circus annual fair will be held at the fair vorce the creation ballet An average ot four minutes ing them Others failed to name with his large supply Of goods on Agent S B Murray of Afton respectively Jo8 m — University coliseum HEAT WAVE CONTINUES with Elaine Loveland as the "Spirit Thirty-eight-ph grounds here August 24 and 23 ap- was required for the hearing ot each their full apportioned number hand Not discouraged he decided to seph E Linford also of Afton will band Infantry two weeks earlier case Wilderness” the tha adof than Montana became wet with the build his own trading post and to act as official tagger and SPRINGS ROCK illustrating Wyo— Little 8 30 p m to 1013 p m— Histori- proximately appraiser usual owing to the advanced season of beginning of the state o i Idaho Next cal Judge H W Edwards ot Ely was vent of repeal by legislative enact- have his own outlet for his supplies Owing to the shortage of hay and hope was seen for the breaking alpageant Cash prizes are being offered for the presiding judge will be the Spanish court scene feament So in seif protection he built a trad- forage crops many cattle and sheep the week's intense heat spell ti) 1130 p m— Special m 1013 p favlivestock and food Smith the foreat c products clothing king's turing Olga ing post will have to be eliminated from Star though thunder showers were Indian war exhibits attractions COUPLE MARRIED U S COMMISSIONER NAMED orite dancer with prominent Poca- midway He gave the new post the name of valley before winter cast for this section of Wyoming over All sorts of amusements a ill be fea tello citizens playing the leading dances and Legion show ASHTON Idaho — Miss Mary BOISE (AV--J W Haight of Rupert Fort Hall in honor of Henrv Hall After a drop to 88 jthe weekend ” A similar program will be observed lured including a rodeo and danc- - Hones and Don P Wallace were mar- - was appointed roles In that scene is to be tbe apthe themomeler GRANGES TO MEFT by Federal of Boston senior member of the firm idegrees Thur-da- v Saturday ried at the home of the bride nearJudge C C Caianah to serve aslthat had backed him financial I d a h o — Subordinate started another upward climb Fri- peal of Columbus and the approval of Tuesday and Wednesday and on the ing RUPERT a1 - close new Isabella tbe of for historical The and activities a Queen Fort Hall was located on the Lewis Granges of Pioneer and Paul will day with a maximum temperature of Wednesday's enlarged buildings put King Hill last week The oride is United States commissioner at RuMardi Gras and street dance will be on the grounds by the C W A will daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank pert He will succeed W B Hardy fork of the Columbia (Snske river) 'hold a joint session August 8 in Ppul '91 decrees 4 degrees lower than the will - hosts 'summer s hieh mark held serf "lintu Snake dawn Inhabitants of continue the first aid fair tr- - Paul Grange acting Honess a shn-- t the fnriTier A'hton ho died recently Tlje distance above where th (Continued from Put One) —vvr-- ’ n at 4 p m and 8 p pi in the centennial coliseum Professor Alec Simson of St Paul Minn as conductor with L Roubi--douas concert master and Drew W Standrof Jr general chairman of the oratorio committee are in charge of the direction Mis Margery Smith of Pocatello A Bings the leading soprano part orchoir of 300 voice and a chestra complete the oratorio’s personnel Also beginning Sunday and por trayrng the advance in transportation will be the aerial show at the Pocatello airport Throughout the day formation flights will take place over the city Beery t Attend Among the many aviators will be Wallace Beery widely known film actor who will fly his own ship to the Pocatello airport from northeastern Idaho where he is on a hunting sunny skies began drying out forests recently wet down by ram The forest service was mobilizing 400 6 C C workers west of Missoula Mont as a “flying squadron” ready to be rushed into a danger spot in quick time No rain had fallen In the Cabinet national forest in western Montana where a stubborn blaze crackled on Trout creek or in the Kootenai for est also in Montana with its Meadow creek fire the forestry However service office here said "optimistic” reports were coming in the office revealed and no further trouble was expected from the blaze that earlier this week swept In from British Columbia A good rain “did wonders” toward blaze In control a 3000-acrMiss Kerma Keller who as helping Stevens and Bend Oreille counties queen of the Fort Hall celebra- of eastern Washington where considtion will deliver the address of erable valuable white pine for match welcome at opening of pageant stock was destroyed The latest report from the 30000-acrMonday fire on the Colville forest in said the northeastern Washington west aide of the fire was controlled and areas inside the fire lines had cooled considerably giving rise to hopes it would be cAitroUed today In central Idaho good visibility aided fighters who controlled numerous small fires set by lighting In the Nez Perce forest Only one large grass fire remained out of control the forest office here said The Moose creek Selway orest Rule 2000-acr- e e e Injunction Lifts Curb Service Ban For Beer Vendor Kern-mere- er History Reveals Famous Old Fort Playedlmportant Part In Developing Western Area Actors to Depict Pioneer Wedding At Ft Hall Fete ’ ve stage-coach- com-pah- y t 0 A- COURT BALLOT RULES DIFFER DROUTH RELIEF McCall to Greet one-ma- n State Insurance Meeting Monday PLEASES ROSS -- 1 n drama-pagean- e n -- - thr Officials Visit At C C C M Camp -- -- -- d h met-wit- 21st (£)-W- cnra voy-ge- a- s 4 V |