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THE ACJOKA SAIW CTAS, 8UNPAV MOftNINO, NOVCKUBR 12, im tlorA. The flakei wet thick that at If if VARSITY DEFEilTS PARTY NOMINEES Wlflcult in the, ball from Ibe ildellnc. Davit and Taylor Versity fifty-five WHS fcASILY City Election, December Uth, 1916 were the itara for the Tlfra, each con. trlbuUns a forty yard Holman played a brllltanr vante, Ilia work In receiving forward pane being eeniatlonal In tbe xtrenie. Old' rtyle football, with frequent forward patKci In the latter part of the wa the tyle of battle adojtPd by both fluid generals.

1 AouUlor never threatened tlie Tiger goal. REPUBLICAN DEMOCRATIC It means plenty ot va- -riety in suit styles, HartSchafTner Varsity Fifty-Ki ve nii-ans many variations of oue fundamental Htvb With the' groatent teamwork and speed that an Arlsona Wildcat team has ever displayed, the University of Arizona Varsity walked through the United Stntja Indian School eleven from Phoenix to the tune of 55-0 yesterday afternoon on Arizona field. The game Itself was not GEORGE F. GRAY WALLOPS tOWA Northwestern NORTHWESTERN CHICAGO, Nov. FOR Dr.

Dascom F. Morris pon Mayor itk'a. 1 moved another, step toward the Nine'1 championship defeating City Treasurer Hi i as loose a one as might bo surmised from 1 he one-sided score, as there was little fumbling and the Braves played ft Iowa 30 to 13 in an uphill game. Coming from behind, Northwestern scored three touchdowns In the second half after be ing outplayed In the first two periods. good fast game.

1 The Wlldca Varsity played a wonder 'Notice the smartly dressed young men in this picture; a bolt back, single breaste coat, and the one-button sack. 'Different lapels pockets. fill game, showing the training ot the Battiinjac Scoreless for First, and Well Into Second Half, One field Goal Gives Crimson 3 to 0 Victory ARMY WIN8; PLAYS POORLY EOAU MILLQ FOR City Marshal last few weeks. Their1 speed and head-work was good and they went down Hie L. O.

COWAN FOR City Recorder WEST POINT, N. Nov. 11. The Army eleven defeated the I'nlverslty of field like a perfect machine, using both the open and closed formations for long Maine here today IT to 3 in a poorly i played game. The Cadets displayed poor gains.

Tiie Wildcat eleven worked In form throughout, 'their poor- tackling. unison from the backffeld -to the two ends of the line. loose handling of the ball and frequent Infractions of the placing rules marring E. WOODO Coach Venne. Of the Indian School, said the contest.

Maine was weak'on the of after the game yesterday that heneyer CAMUItllXJE, Nov. 11. By the narrow margin ot i nolltary field goal the i Harvard football team defeated Princeton this afternoon In the annual contest. Three points tliun gained through fensive although they fought plucklly FOR saw a faster aggregation of players In J. H.

SCHNEIDER FOR Councilman Second Ward against odds. The soldiers started the a western college In his life. "They are game with a substitute eleven. City Assessor the aerial method of scoring were an ec greased lightning turned loose," he said. Mck'aJe la well satisfied' with the' way curate Indication, of.

the attacking CORNELL NOSES OUT MICHIGAN strength of the two elevens. his men showed up In yesterday's game and his statement to the public is "All ITHACA, N. Nov. U. The right The contest resolved Itself Into a ques foot of Frits Shlverlck.

Cornell fullback Is ready for, the Aggie game next Friday. GEO. D. FAIRBANKS worked disaster for Michigan today and tion of defense and the ability of the to strike a. dedlslve blow when The Wildcats are, going out to eat the was a prominent factor in Cornell's de Aggies." FOR the opportunity arose was the deciding DYRD DR00K8 FOR City Treasurer feat of the Wolverines by a score of factor In an otherwise evenly waged bat a zs rn -i- i to 20.

Not until the final period did the Red and White forge ahead of the west The Indians played a good fast game and a much better game than the score showed. The Venne men are well trained City Recorder tie. Princeton sent Into the SHIilBEtllliifilll the best football machine built In Nas erners and It was Shlverlck, a Chicago and play a fast open game. When tney TIkw's no limit to the range. of materials and patterns.

sail In many seasons and it was Only the extremely alert defense and ability to had the ball In their possession they I ahnureri flno non and save the Wildcats I solve quickly the Tiger attack that sav R. E. FISHBURN ed Harvard from a no-score tie. If not defeat. That the Cambridge combination, FOR boy.

who did it. Bhiverlck placed Cornell In the load in the first period by dropping two field goals from the 18 and 33 yards lines respectively. In the second period Michigan's long forward passes bafffd Cornell completely. Shlverlk won the game when he dropped a goal from the Michigan 35 yard JAMEO CULLEN FOR City Marshal which Is still In the making, should arise You'll find your size iu fauey blues ami browns, grays, mixed weaves, eliecks and stripes. Tru-es $18, $20, 23.

PHIL C. BRANNEN The futility Htore so brilliantly to Its task speaks well Councilman-at-Large as hard a scrap as any team that has played on the Arizona gridiron this year. Summary. Officials: Dutch Mayer, referee; Harbour, umpire: Tong, nead linesman, Vaughn and Jones, time keepers. Touchdowns: Backenbury, A.

Myer 2, Hallmark 2, Crawford. Downey. D. Meyer. Conversions: Hendry 2, Crawford 2.

1 if for the future of the eleven. The two teams battled back and forth within the 25 yard lines through the en' Warren A. Grossetta FOR tire two first periods of the play with little advantage one way or the other. Harvard's opportunity came In the third period, however, and the Crimson was Tot. CD 4 9 L.

B. KNIGHT FOR Councilman Second Ward Councilman First Ward quick to turn in -into Horwecn standing on Princeton's 26 yard line and directly in front of the goal lifted an end after end drop kick over the bar'for the only score of the contest. 0 0 Indians Pawnee Francisco McNary Webb Pllce kick: McPherson. Bcore "by periods: 1 2 Arizona .1. 20 19 Indians 0 0 Arizona.

Position C. Porter. Gilbert Carpenter F. B. Brackcnbury R.

ILL. McPherson, A. Meyer L. II. R.

Crawford, A. Meyer D. Meyer Q. Downey. Marlar L.

E. R. LEGAL NOTICES GREAT wortham shows Under Auspices Central Traded Council One Solid Week, Commencing E. J. BUCKLEY FOR Councilman-at-Large RESULTS IN BRIEF Rutgers, West Virginia, 0.

Hamilton. Buffalo, 0. Springfield (Mass). Y. M.

C. A. Training. School. IS; Tufts, South Dakota State, 2t; North Dakota, 7.

Colgate, 35; Rochester, Stevens, Connecticut Aggies, 3. Johns Hopkins, 21; Western Maryland, Haverford. 13; Dickinson, 7. Missouri, Kansas Aggies, 7. Kansas( 22; Washburn, 0.

Northwestern, 20; Iowa, 13. Mount Union, Western Reserve, 01 New York Colby. 3. Columbia, Swarthmore, 15. Rennsalaer, Worcester Williams, Massachusetts Aggies, 0.

Susequehanna, Syracuse, 42. Lafayette, 32; Albright, 0. Holy Cross, 19; Bowdoln, 10. Gettysburg, 27; Villa Nova, 3. Flerros M.

Marcus Shlpcs Ebersold L. T. R. L. G.

R. Turvey, Hays Adams, Renaud Lynch McGowan. Abbott Hendry, Meredith Hallmark, Pierce C. Durand, Schaeffer R. O.

L. Btumlnyea R. T. L. Puella R.

E. L. Cleveland CHAS. A.WHEELER Democratic Nominee Councilman 1st Ward BROWN, 21; YALE NEW HAVEN, Nov. 11.

Tale football slock, which has been above par this fall, took a sudden tumble today when Brown romped away with the annual game 21 to 6. The contest was peculiar in that the Blue had everything its own way the first two periods, while Brown reversed the proceedings with a vengeance In the last two, Brown made three touchdowns and kicked the goals. Tale, white rushing the ball well at times, lacked the "punch" so Braden's drop kicking ability was resorted to with good He made good in two out of three attempts for all of. Tale's points. The came was filled with thrills, most of which were contributed by Pollard, Brown's fleet negro half back.

He. was slippery as an eel and reeled off sensational runs at frequent Intervals. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. 8. PATENT.

Mineral Survey No. 3260. Serial No. 030934. United States Land Office, rhoenlx, Arizona, August 23, 1916.

Notice is hereby given: That United States Smelting, Refining Mining Exploration Company, whose postofflce address is Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for patent for the following named lode mining claim, situated in the Ajo Mining District, Pima ounty, Arizona, In Township 12-South, Range 6-West, G. S. R. B. M.

unsurveyed, and described as follows, to-, wit: "URICA NO. 4." Beginning at corner No. 1, the S. W. corner, whence U.

8. M. M. No. 1, Ajo Mining District, bears S.

4" 37' E. 3493.1 feet; thence N. 26 28' E. 157.20 feet, to corner No. 2: thence N.

79 12' E. 529 West IVrginla Wesleyan, George MONDAY NOVEMBER 20- Racing Automobiles, 1 Hit Tucson Tomorrow Local Car, National, Driven by NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U. 8. PATENT. Mineral Survey No.

3258. Serial No. 030935. United States Land Office, Phoenix. town, 4: iy.

Oberlln, 0. George Washington. 21: Eastern, 0. Union, Amherst, 8. Pen State, 10: Lehigh, 7.

Ohio SUte, 46; Indiana, 7. Navy, 60; North Carolina Aggies, 0. Army, 17; Maine, 3. Arizona, August 23, 1916. Notice is hereby given: That New Cornelia Copper Company, whose post- 15 World's Best Attractions -15 In the last period, with Brown leading by a point, he made victory certain by office address is Warren, Arizona, has feet to corner No.

thence S. 26 28' W. 157.20 feet to coiner No. thence Miller, Is One of Entries S. 79" 12' W.

529 feet to corner No. 1, the place of beginning, containing a net area of 1.519 acres. The first machines in the Phoenix- ducking, dodging and squirming through the -whole Yale team 65 yards for a touchdown. He threw off a half dozen would-be tacklers. Brown's first touchdown Was made by Purdy by Inches.

A few minutes before Yale had staved off a score by taking the bafl on downs a foot from the line. The last touchdown was made on a pretty forward pass. Yale's attack appeared useless largely because the Brown line charged more quickly and smothered the plays before they had time to atart i'f'-i I Douglas auto road race tomorrow morning are expected to be through Tucaon by 11 o'clock: They will check In at the McArthur Brothers garage, in front of the Santa Rita Hotel, and get gasoline and other supplies. McArthur Brothers will be the checkers. There will be one Tucson car in the race, a iNatlonal, driven by Charles G.

Miller-and) owned by Jack McVey. The location notice of this claim is recorded in the office ot the County Recorder, of Pima County, Arizona, aa follows: i Urica No. 4 Book TT. Record of Mines, page 42. The names of the adjoining claims this Survey are: On the North, Dodge No.

5, unsurveyed, owned by the Ajo Consolidated Mining Company; on the South, Stir--vey No. 2679, Lone Star lode; on the West, Survey No. 2679, Mayflower lode. THOMAS F. WBEDIN, Register.

late of first publication, September 13. Date of last publication, November 22. AMAZA. ATHLETIC ARENA WILD WEST SHOW FOLLIES OF LIFE. SNAKE KING.

TAMTAM. BLOIE BLOIE. CARRY US ALL. FERRIS WHEEL. MANY OTHERS WORTHAM WILD ANIMAL EXPOSITION.

REVELATION. TRIP TO MARS. SUBMARINE U-4. GRAPE JUICE CABARET. CRYSTAL TANGLE.

WONDERLAND. This car was second in the recent road race at the 'Southern Arizona fair. The entries and machines up to date PENN-DARTMOUTH TIE PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11. vania -and Dartmouth played a tie game.

7 to 7, on Franklin field today. The Pennsylvanians outplayed the Hanover team In every period and In nearly every department of the game and was deprived of a probable victory through a fumble, which Dartmouth. Instantly turned to advantage. It was In tlie third 'period that Dartmouth made are as follows: made application tor patent for the following named lode mining claim, si.uated in the Ajo Mining District, Pima County, Arizona, in Township 12-South, Range 6-West, G. S.

R. B. M. unsurveyed, described as follows, o-wit: "LITTLE JONNIE Beginning at corner No. 1, the S.

W. corner, whence U. S. M. M.

No. 1, A.1o Mining District, bears S. 1 06' E. 38H4.3 feet; thence N. 13 19' E.

443.S0 feet to corner No thence S. 84 43' E. 1500 feet to corner No. thence 13" 19' W. 300 feet to corner No.

thence 3. 89 56 W. 1526.80 feer to corner No. 1, the lace of beginning, containing a net area of 6.090 acres, expressly excluding area in conflict with Dodge No. 5 lode, unsurveyed, of 6.591 acres.

The location notice of this claim is recorded in the office of the County Recorder, of Pima County, Arizona, as follows: Little Jonnie Book VV, Record of Mines, page 564. Tbe names of the adjoining claims this Survey are: On the North, Survey No. 3259, Silver Wing lode; on the Hast, Big Jim No. 2 lode, unsurveyed, owned by Ajo Consolidated Mining Company; on the South, Dodge No. 5 lode, unsurveyed, owned by the Ajo Consolidated Mining Com pan on the West, Survey No.

2679, Midnight Snow lode. THOMAS F. WERDIN, 1 Register, late of first publication, September 13 Date of last publication. November 22 Buick P. Thomason.

driver; Mar- tvn Oold. owner: Phoenix. i'o; Cornell, Notre ,21: South Dakota- 0... Pittsburgh, 37; Washington Jefferson, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Yale, Brown, 21. Harvard! Princeton, 0.

Mornlngside, Ames, 7. Maryland State, 13; Catlfoltc 1., Marquette, St. Louis 0. 13; Mississippi, 3. Tennessee, Vanderbilt, 8.

Georgia IS; Alabama, 0. Florida; Auburn. 20. Colorado IT of Colorado 0. Colorado Colorado School of i Ohio of Cincinnati, 10.

Wabash, 26; Depauw. 13. Haskell Institute, 17; Emporia State Normal, 14. Baylor, Texas, A. 3.

25j Tulane. i Knox. 7: Washington, 7. Washington Lee, Bucknell, 7. of Virginia.

So; of South Carolina. I. I fim of North Carolina, ID; Davidson College. .7. i- of Oregon, 12; Washington State, 3.

of Washington, 23; Oregon Aggies. 0. Santa Clara. Stanford. 6.

(Rugby. of California. Freshmen, 36; University of Nevada. 8. University tif New Mexico, lo8; Arizona Normal, 0.

Minnesota Aggies. St. Marys. 27. Montana State, Gonzaga University.

S. of Montana. 17; Whitman. 0. North Dakota V.

South State U. of California, 48: Sk. Marys College. i Stutz B. Smith, Bennett Motor Silver City.

N. M. Gold Prank Lartson, J. E. Hood Douglas.

Hudson B. Armstrong, Hudson her seven points. Pennsylvania played hard and fast. Getting the ball on a i Sales Atnarilla, Texas. Paige E.

L. Cord, iMoKinney Cord touchback following an Attempt by Dartmouth to score on a forward pass. Pennsylvania carried the ball by line short end dashes anj forward Monster Midway of Modern Marvels Shows, Rides, Bands, Free Acts Sales Co. Phoenix. Pope-Hartford Hugh Miller, Miller Orr; Phoenix.

til 'National Charles G. Miller, John passes to Dartmouth's 30-yard line. Then Berry was given the ball. breaking through Dartmouth's first defense and eluding the second, carried the ball 30 yards for a touchdown. Qllnlcy kicked the goal.

The watch stopped the Quakers McVey; Tucson. Pierce-Arrow B. G. Hines, B. G.

Hines; Douglas. Buick George Simon, George Simon; Douglas. Hudson Jack Hinton, Jack in ton; Douglas. five yards from the line. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.

8. PATENT. Mineral Survey No. 3259. Serial No.

030936. United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, August 23, 1916. Notice is hereby given: That United States Smelting, Refining Mining -exploration Company, whose postofllce address is Bisbee, Arizona, has made application for patent for the follow Ing named-lode mining claim, situated in the Ajo Mining District. I'ima ounty, Arizona. In Township 12 South, lange 6-West, G.

S. R. 11. M. unsurveyed, and described as follows, to-wit: "SILVER WING." Beginning et cor-er No.

1, S. W. corner, whence I. S. M.

M. No. 1, Ajo Mining District, boars 8. 0 22' W. 4325.5 feet; thence N.

13 19' E. 572 feet to corner No. thence S. 84" 43' E. 1500 feet to corner No.

3: thence S. iZ' 19' W. 572 feet to corner No. thence N. 84" 43' W.

1500 feet to corner No. 1, the place ot beginning, containing a new area of 19.504 The location notice of this claim is corded in the office of the County Recorder, of Pima County, Arizona, as follows: SIX "LET'S ALL GO!" BIG DAYS BIG LABOR AND NIGHTS FESTIVAL SIX AND CARNIVAL NAVY OVERWHELMS N. C. Stutz Special Clyde Branum, Clyde Branum; Douglas. SALTS FINE FOR Stems-Knight George Sawaya, ANNAPOUS, Nov! 11.

The Annapolis midshipmen' today more than retrieved the defeat at the hands of the Agricultural and Machanical College of North Carolina last season. 24 to 12, by rolling up a total of fifty points against the "tar-heels." The southerners played a ragged game and at no stage did they endanger the Navy goal line. George Sawaya: Douglas. Pope-Hartford Wild Bill Tremalne, Hoyt Medler; Roosevelt. Cadillac B.

Burgy. T. Okadit, Phoenix. iPranklin Harold Wells, L. lioldo; AC1G Follow the Crowds to the MIDWAY On 12th Between 6th and Scott St.

Mitchell Car Added to 1 So. Ariz. Motor Co. line The Southern Arizona Motor company announces that it is now distributor for the Mitchell car, made by the Mitchell Phoenix. Ford Charlef Slankkard, Charlels Slankard; Douglas.

The cars will he started from Doug IV Eat Too Much Meat Which Clogs Kidneys, Then The Back Hurts AMES, MORNINGSIOE, AMES, Nov. 11. The Ames Cyclones defeated Mornlngside today by the score of 7 to 0. Aldrich, all state qulr-tcrbaek, the Maroon right end the third quarter for the lone touchdown. las at 6:30 o'clock.

The route in the Silver Wing Book TT. Record of city will be along: Sixtr to Twelfth. Mines, page 42. down Twelfth to Scott to the McAr Tbe names of the adjoining claims this Survey are: On the North. Survey No.

3159. Luna thur garage, across to Stone and north on Stone out ot the city, 'The rrftirsp No. 3 lode; Survey No. 3161, Luna No. through the city will be well policed.

and Luna No. 1 lodes: on the East. Big Jim lode, unsurveyed, owned by KANSAS AGGIES BEAT MISSOURI MANHATTAN. Nov. of Captain Lansing of the University of Missouri team to kick a goal after Pitt-man, the Tiger right half back, had plunged over the1 line for a touchdown early In the first period, lost Missouri the game today to the.

Kansas State Agricultural College, 7 to C. tt was Missouri's first defeat of the season. me ajo lonsoiiaatea Mining torn The Whitney Memorial in Wood li ini Cemetery. AVir York, in notftt for ifie uimyle purity of it dexiyu. The xtrouy, iniostciitolimix ehumeter of thix monument is inti tuled to the spirit of the man to irhoxe memory it mm ereeted.

pany: on the South, Survey No. 3258. uutie Jonnte lodge: on the West. Sur Most folks that the kidneys, 'ike the bowels, got sluggih and clou-ged and need a Hushing else we have backache and dull miserv lu the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatism twinges, torpU) ilvcr. acid stomach, sleeplessness and alt sorts of bladder disorders.

You simply must keM our kirtneyj active and clean, and the moment you reel an ache or piin In the kldnev region, pet about fo.ir ounces of Jnd Salts from anv good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of waur before breakfast for a few daya and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from tbe acid of grape and lemon Juice, combined with Ittbta, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also ne.i tralires the acids in the urine vey No. 2679, Midnight Snow lode. Motors company of Racine, Wisconsin.

They have secured Mitchell lights for Pima, Maricopa, Gila and Pinal counties, the cream of Arizona automobile territory'. The Maricopa branch will be established at Phoenix and branches will be established In Pinal and Gila counties also. Bert Dingley, representing the factory, is here getting the Arizona agency started. He has-Arizona and Southern California under his Jurisdiction as special representative of the Mtchel company. He win leave probably today for Los Angeles but will return later In the month with a Mitchell service man to establish a service station here for Mitchell owners.

8. E. Lannls. sales manager for the Arizona distributors, said: "We expect to get a carload of Mitchells In about November 20. We and now challenge all comers as to quality and real satisfaction In any car under THOMAS F.

WEEDIN, Register. ate of first publication, September 13. Date of last publication. November 22. ret Iu modern memorial work it is passible to reflect 'the virtues of tin? departed in the arrangement UTAH VARSITY DRUBS AGGIES SALT LAKE CITY.

II. The University of Utah football team, had an Memorial Sergeant Hay Garcia, of CoinDany K. First Arlsona regiment stationed (it Naco. was In the city yesterday as a witness In the federal court. easy time today with the Utah Aggi I eonsult us and allow us to car- In their annual gridiron contest, winning by a score of 46 to A.

The Aggie Hne was powerless against the heavy atack I H. Trimble, travel I nit freight and passenger agent for the Kl tso and III. I. It.4 Md I.M It Mk" I rmrta. A- III.) Ill n.

rrn- i i- (y ItfpT i out your suggestions in such II I At-iil fiinl rtiif iftuil of the Utah hackfleld. Kay was the star Southwestern railroad, left yesterday no longer irritates, thus ending blad evening for Phoenix to attend the slate ii, of the day with fmir touchdowns. Only mee did the Aggies threaten to cross the line. fair. He was arconanied by Mrs.

der disorders. Salts Is harmless: Inexpensive: makes a delightful effervescent lithia- SOLO BV nWIG rVr'fJYUHFRe I hat you firm. Our ambition is to give satisfaction. T.ilL- nvuF vitltt--mitrmntlAir llhlllS Trimble. K.

I. Mix. rierk of the court at sales, was a visitor In the c'tv yenrr-day. water drink which everybody should take now and then to kep their kid OHIO DEFEATS COLUMBUS. State University defeated Indiana University on ncya clean, thus avoiding serious l.l with us.

Ohio field 4 to 7. establishing Prof. R. H. William, of the I'nlrrriitiy of left yesterday evening for Phoenix, where he will attend 4he state Arizona Fire Insurance Co.

Operates in 14 states and loans all Its surplus money in Arlsona. HtockhoM-era made up of largest Individual tai payers In the state. PATRONIZE THI3 HOME COMPANY O. J. SPIRES.

Apant 141 ft. Stone Ave. Phnne MA-W complications. A well known local druggist says he aelas lots of JaJ Salts tn folks who believe In overcoming kidney trouble while It la onlv trouble. Adv.

1. WINTER SEASON OPENS AT TIA JUAN A TRACK 8 AX MKGO, Nov. It. The fall anU winter racing acama at Tia Juana. was Inaugurated today with a large Tod In attendance Tbe pick of tbe horse from the repent meeting at Iteno and many from the east will be stabled at -Tia Juana for the winter.

Six races will he run each dae eacept Monday during the season, with hsa-H-raps scheduled on belidavs. fair. K. Fox. of the Randolph lines offWs.

left yesterday morning for Chlagv Tucson Marble Works their elairn as contestants for the foot-hall championship of the western The game was Ohio's from the f- COLO. COLLEGE DEFEATS VARSITY COLORADO SPRINGS. Njnr. It Colorado College rolled uo a score of to against Colorajo University' A car with years of factory "The Adv. tt.

A Mitchell ear for liur. F. O. Tucson. Ad 1 i MS I Phont S7J-W SOt N.

StofW. Ioes your kitchen door slam when Vivi It open? We have a door hol.l. that kc it in at K. W. Kmn.

r0. A.lv. Mining and IrrlSAIion FViuipnim an I XEV VOItK. Nov. II.

The col Ion tnaiket i-vIiit Hosed steady with price 3 points to net higher. day In the midst of a blinding snow Supplies. 8- hweiixer Machine.