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LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Monday, October 7, 1S29
Phoenix
Hose
New fall shades
75c
to
$1.50
Men's Wear.
'JVC.
WHEN HELL BROKE LOOSE IN COLORADO PRISON
GOTHAM FACES
SHORTAGE OF
VEGETABLES
MOW VOIIK. Oil. 7 (AI')
:The rlty H throulonod Willi a
BlmiliiKc of fresh vcKctuhles nnil
fruits lodny fm u strike of 3,111111
union market truckmen paniiyzcil ;
.movement or produce from mil j
liTnilrmls unil docks. i
j Over till! Hi'i'konrl 3,(11111 f( i- I
loads or rrioil, valued Ml $11,0110,000 !
tirciiiiiulnlcd In rullruml y'arilH wllli i
;lilllllon.'i arrivals Incrcusluir tliu '.
,i-nuicstlon hourly.
, Tha slrlko was called liy I lie
)atcrnntlonnl Hrolherhuod of
Teninsto anil ( 'ha u I T.'in H for an
i-lwltr-liour day and time uud oho
liuir for ovi'iilme.
A dclnll or 2110 police an sent
jlnlo I In. mnrki'l district on tlm I
lower west nldc to Biianl (jnraucs, Sclll. .
docks and warehouses. Authorities ' .11 nr. '
In Jersey Clly, Woohawlicn, I To- I May '..
Iiokon and Cruxtnn on the Now! 1.25!',
Jersey side or Hid river took Mint- i .:l '
liar precautions. ' .:: 15
Here is I he xcciic at the ( nloiado lionlU'iitlary at ! IicIkIH or I lie 1:0 mid outbreak, with elonda or Hinokn nillliiK from hurniiiK hnllilliiKS
while ennvlelK, KiinrdM and elllzriw eniiaui'd In n murderous Kalltu. whle h elided only nfler xeven Kuards and numerotin ckhvIcIh were slain. This
lilelnre, enrrled hy plane from Denver to (Mileaun and transmltled hy t eleplinto from thcru to the Sail Kra nelsco bureau of NliA Service, shows
1) cellhouse No, I, destroyed by fire; (2) eellhouse No. 3, where rioters murdered Kuerds und selves; (3) where prison (,-uards rallied after
xi:v voitK ritrir
'IIK'.(i() CASH
NKW YOltK, Oct. 7 (A I') CHICAGO, Oct. 7 (Al) WhcAt
Kvaporaled apples slcady ;cholee No. 2 red $1.32; . No. 1 hard,
IStf H: fancy I "1 '4 (in I r. 14. i 1 ,32. ,'
I'nines sli'iiily; I'alirornlu '& '' Corn: No. 1 mixed JUKI; No. f
13',i: Oregon lldflfil. Apricots yellow !l!le.
slenily; standard I r fit 1 (I Choice! Oats; No. 2 mixed 4fic; No. i
Wliftl!!: extra choice 21 'a 24. ; white 47fti Hi.
Itye: No. 1 tl.lir. to fl.(l7',i; No.
3. I. H2 !!, 1l Jl.01!!j, t
Harley: iiuotable rani,'" (12' 72, ,
Tlmollly seed: t4.(15i!l $5.40.
Clover seed: $ I 2.0(1 '''I $2(1.0(1.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
I I'citehcH steady: standard
15;
choice 111; exlru choice lO'alOVS.
I.
I'OIITIjAM) WIIKAT
1.2 1 r.
1 a 1)4
1.31
I. Ill
.1.31
.Lilly!
i.:u
i. 1
Sini; Slut; prison Is cutting down
on Ihe number of motion pictures.
Are penitentiary ol'riclals seeking
the eaiiae ror lhosu recent riots?
Dec. .
Mar. ..
May ..
Dee. ....
Mar
.May ...
CllltVMiO WHEAT
i.:i.-i.:i(i liiiih
....1. -is 34 l.i:i",
t -M 1.17',
JMHtTLANI) WIIKAT
..1.211 ',4 LiM-y;
..l:) Hi :;mv
L;i2-)B Lain
1 .:: 1 ' i
111
i.i.-.vi
L2!l!4
1.3(1 1.'.
I.2
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L:tXi
Wheat Unsettled
And Lower Today
Corner
Depot and Wash.
Two Stores
Locally Owned
140S Adams
Roesch Bldg.
HERE SHE IS FREE- WMs-
No pneurges her to buy this or that. There are no delays and no hurry!
From the open shelves, from the Frigidaire, from the vegetable stands,
she, takes just what she pleases.
Here she is free to make comparisons, read the price tags and choose for
.herself.
Consistently low prices are assured by our special plan of operation.
CIIICAOO, Oct. 7 (AI') Sharp
ly Illicitly uuolullonn at Liverpool
I with reports or piiot- crop pros
poets and dlmlnishiutr slocks In Ai
Kcnllna; caused n-esh early aip
lurns today In wheat values here,
('o ilinaed Rood export demand ror
wheul froin North America also
was noted. Sliu llni; at lo lc ml.
ivance, Chicago wheat later showed
rurther Kiiins. Corn and oals were
easy. With corn Hlartinir 1111-ehaim-ed
to 'j,c liinher. ' ami I lien
rising . 11. little more, but stibse
iiiently receding.
Wheal, closed unsettleil 1 4 lo
1 Ujc dow:i; oats to I 1411 olT, ami
pro'l.---oiis varying rrom Hie set
hack to a rise of 20e.
GRAIN MARKETS
CONTINUE WEAK
grH'rally nhovn lornl wheul, and
wn too high for shipping in fur
fi'CilltiK purpo.st.'H. Home WaHhlnB'
ton ami On'tron lilch protoin whnil
wh bring purchased by Utvnl mills
at Ha'-i l'"rnnt;lHeo for mixing pur
pomH. No. '1 soft wliltn WJ1H tUO
od iit f-'an I'Vancist'o ut 2.Vl- pir
loo lit. Hiirkoil, or .r.-i per
biiKhi'l. No. 1 lianl u lilh- wnn
(Uoud at 2.2l to $2.?;i per 1 00 or
$I..'J2 to $1.35 per blinh.'I. The
Ism AngeleH market was firmer (o
wrl Ihe clofn of the week undi't'
lighter offerings. Milling wheal
wax qtiut'Ml In ttiat market Oetoher
4 Ht 52.32 to $2.37 per 100, but
"a leH were reported at 2 Vj to 5c
under tlfse r;ioljitlon.s.'I't(l wheat
wan tjuoted ai $2.27,,& to $2.37 .per
ion.
The Portland cash wheat market
held pi'Hctlcally unehungt'd If ut
futur prices, both at that market
and Seattle, declined about lc per
bushel. There were Hcaltered sales
of flour reported but there was
practically no export, demand for
wheat. About 2Vj cargim of parcel'
Iota afloat were reported old lo
the Culled Kingdom at 10c to 15c
per bushel, under present replace
ment prices. Country offerings
were llghl, with fall feeding In
progress in Kan'.ern Washington
and Oregon. Hig Hend bluestein
No. 1, hard white, was quoted Oc
tober A at forCnnd at $1.35, No. 1
Hoft and western white at $1.21,'
No. 1 hard winter, northern Hprl:ig
md western red at $1.10 per bush-J
d. No. 1 white wheat was f Holed
at Seatlle at $1.22, No. 1 red
wheat at $1.2fM&, IJig Hend blue, i
stem No. 1 hard white at $1.35'
sacked. 1 2 per cent protein No. .
I dark northern spring from Mon
tana was ((tinted ut $1.33 per bushel
In bulk.
SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK
OYSTERS
Vmerican lieauly
or Dunbar Brands
5 ouncq can
2 for
15
29?
Fcls Naplha Soap
Carton of 10 bars 59
Pabst-ctt Cheese
ir package 21?
10 ounce can 30
2 for 58
Chipso
I-ai-gy package '. 9?
Lif?ht Meat Tuna
No. '2,U can, 2 for 25?
OUR REGULAR PRICES
Corn Meal
10 lb. bag 10?
Wesson Oil
1 pt. can US?
Crystal While
Soap
10 bars 119?
Swandown
Cake Flour
Large pkg. 35?
Health Nuggets
r lb. bag ....
Cream of Wheat
Package 25c
Nalley's
Mayonnaise
1 pt. jar 33?
UA).
Oats
Small pkg. ...
tl?
1 lb,
Ry-Krisp
I'kR -7?
lMltT.AM I.IVKSTOCK
I'OUTLANIJ Ore., Oct. 7 (A)')
Cattle and calves; opening' slow,
generally steady; receipts cattle
1!MMI, calves 2HO; Htecrs (I1H0-I3HO
lbs.) $lo.oo $10.25; good $lo. no o,
$ 10.50; nedliim $,s.rlf $ 10. no ;
rnnillllill $7.IHK( $S.50. Heifers, good
Ss.riOAr $!(.n(i; common to medium
$i!.o0'r $s.50. Cows, good $7.75 6l
ftt.2 5; yommon to no-dhim $5. on
'n $7.75; low cutter. $2.50 -i S'l.nft.
Hulls, good to choice $7. 5(1 $S.00,
culler lo medium $ii,oo r $7.50.
Calves, medium (o choice $t.5(f'ff
$ 1 2. on; cull to common $7. on r.r
$ft.5o. Vealcrs. milk fed. gooil to
$12.50 $t4.on. medium $iu.rifi4f
$12.50; cull to common $7.50 ri
i 10.50.
Hogs: active, killing classes gen
erally 50 to 75c higher; feeders 2ij
tit 50c higher; receipts 2.0(H). In
cluding toS on eonlract; heavy
weight. $n.M)ffi $1 1.50; medium
weight $ 10.50 i I 1.75; llghl weight
Sit, 50 fn $ 1 1.75; light lights. $10.50
r'( $lt.5n; packing sows, rough and
si i loot h, XX. an 'n $:i.nn: nlaot,'hler
pigs. Mi -13 lbs. $ In. 25 'u $ I 1.25;
feeder and stoeki r pigs. $lo.5n f,t
$11.50. (Solt or oily hogsnud roas
lug pigs excluded In above (iiio,-
ttitlons.)
Hheep ;iltd In hi I s: (plot ably
steady; receipts t 7on. iiteludlng 2-lo
on contract. tuubs, S lbs. down,
guild lo ctudee $ Hi.r.n .( 1 1, ihi. me
dtiim $'.i.5n 'o $10.50. AM weights,
cull to common $7.00 fu $i.5u,
yearling Wethers, lie down,
medium to choice $;.5u 'n $'.i.iui.
Kwi'.i 12o Him. down, inediuin to
choice $:?.7fi 1 $r.(Mi: 120 to 125
lbs., medlmii io choice $3.00 ' $ -I. -5o.
All Weights, colliliiou $1,00 (ii
$:i.mi.
Snowdrift
2 lb. can .'..53?
Dromedary
Dales
Package 122?
lion Ami
Powdered
l,OISTI..0 ( ASH
I'UltTI.ANIi, Cr... O.I. 7 (AC)
f'HHll wlli'Mt; llli; II, ii, l.lursu ui.
tmitl whlli- l.:n.
Suit whin- JI.2I.
V..t.. M hit.' $1.11.
Maul Willi. -r 1 1 . 1 !i,
'rtMlu'M rnr r.M-.'IptK: u hrul "7.
I'llil.y I, Mir.lr 1 ;i, ccnn i. oalf 5.
hnv I 7.
Can
13?
Puy One o lb,
ter fi'ce.
Special on Roayl Club Coffee and
Royal Club Peanut Bullet
in of coffee and receive one pound can of peanut but-
Sludy the Swinging Price Tags
WK nilY FOK T KSS
Always the lowest
prices in tow n on all na
tionally advertised lines
of footwear, clothing,
CiirnishinKs and ready-to-wear.
OKI .ss SMI Id s
M. n's utiiiritnii-.'il Ins! col
or lro:uU-oth slilll;,.. Atliu-ll-i-il
limit imiIiu lolliii!! In Imn.l-sohh-
Mrl.M or plain roloi-f.
SU.i i M lo 17. I-Alia mihtIiiI
B9? and? 1.19.
New York S tore
Wheat Prices are Lowest
Since Early July
Feed Grains Steady.
I'OItTI.AXI), Ore.. Oct. 7 (AI')
domestic grain rmfrkets continu
ed dull during the week ending
October fi, wll h unusually large
.slocks lu North America and a
slow domestic and export demand
still the principal weakening fac
tors in the wheat market, noeord
Intf lo Ihe Weekly Grain Market
Itevlew ol" the t 'tilled Stales bureau
of agricultural economics. Kecd
grains wen generally steady. .Sup
plies of edd corn are running low
und new crop gruin Is not yt be
ing ol'fered freely. Demand for all
feed grains, however, continued or
moderate vol'.imo and prices held
practically unchanged from a week
ago. Itye was weak with wheat
and flax slightly lower, iuMueneed
by somewhat, more favorable pros
pccls in Argentina and a less ur
gent demand from 'domestic crush
ers, j
The decline In wheat future
prices during the week to the low
est point since early in July may
ho attributed principally to Ihe
smaller expor: demand for North
American grain, caused by continu
ed liberal offerings from the south
ern hemisphere and the heavy
j ruarkellngs of native wheats In 1 ho
; principal Kuropeti n cnunt res.
I Shipments to the Suited Kingdom
j have been materially above hist
! wason, but direct exports to con-
linen tn I countries have been
i around Ito.iino.tHto bushels less
: st:iee the first or August than for
! t he s;i me period last year. This
j deficiency, however, h;is been inost
i ly of! set by an increase to ex
; Ktiropean countries and lu the
amount shipped out on orders for
I which destination would be dcter-
mined biter. With nearly half or
; the world shipments supplied by
I lie so. 1 1 hern hemisphere, Noi t h
jAnieriian epnr!s have been com
j panitiveiy small, and slocks hsve
I accumulated to over :i."il.IHHi.0iin
.bushels In the I'nlied States and
! 'nniula compared with about 1 !",
: one. nun buslo ls' in store at thin
tbne last wiis-m. This increase in
stocks, particularly In the t'nlted
'. States, has been lurgely re.spoll.sllile
'tor the decline In heat prices.
! I'Mevalor space at I'orl William and
; l'irt Arthur, which Is estimated at
; about Ml. eon. aim bun'nds. Is being
; rapidly rilled, since around "u.Oi'0,.
j lino biishelH were reported In store
! at the hl"t (r September.
o AlnrktSd IVm clnpmcnl
There were no luarUcd develop-
, iiienis in the general wheat market
'. situation, although crop conditions
i in the so..M hern hemisidiere, par
, tleularly Argentina, were reported
s line what Improved by recent
ruins. Preliminary estimates ' by
the trade pli 1 the Argc-tlimi
crops at around L'lt.ViHHl.fitm bush
els, compared with the officlfil es
timate of shout 'JMi.lMin.lHMl bushel.H
for the l!iS crop. Prospects in
Kaslern Australia are still unfavor
able but conditliins :i re reported
fair in the south, Xiitive wheats
continue to tlinve freely fr.un the
prlncipiit Kuropenn surplus areas
and lire;i. main s.tpplies are still
henvy in I Ins.. countries, accord
ing to trade reports.
ash domestic wheat tmirkelf
.were relatively firmer than future
markeis during the week, influ
enced by fairly active demand
fniin domestic mil!, Kxport de
miind continue.i limited with com
peting countries underbidding ,in j
erican exporters.
Pacific cniisi markets were gen-!
erally itieady. but rather Inactive!
with trading light. I'rlces lemntn
cd pract Icaily unchanged at Sn
Kinrieivco for hot h mining nnd
IHKTIiAMl IMtOm CK
I'OHTI.ANI), Ore.. Oct. 7 (AP)
Putter: firm; cubes: extras, 4'Jc;
standards, 4Xc; prime firsts, 47c;
firsts. 42c; creamery prices: prints
'lc over cube standards.
Mggs: firm: Tirlces to retallera:
fresh extras, 4C4!c: standardH,
42 n 4"ic; fresh mediums, 3 7 iti 4(ic:
medium firsts, 36c: fresh pullets.
Hfu 2Sc; pullets firsts, J5c.
Kggs: firm; prices to wholesal
ers: fresh extras, 44c; standard!,
40c; fresh mediums, 2 lie: medium
firsts, 34c; fresh pullets, 24c; pul
let firsts 2:!c.
Milk: st ea d y ; ra w milk (4 per
cent), cwt., delivered Port
land, less 1 per cent. Put lerfal,
station. 47c; track, 4Sc; delivered
at Portland, 51c.
Poultry: Hteady (buying prices)
alive heavy hens over 4 lbs., 1!7
cents; medium hens, 3 to 4 Vi
lbs., 20Cf2lc; light, under 3 6 llm..
JHfii lite; broilers under. 1 Vt Hh.,
30c: springs, over 2 Mis. 25 fu L'tic;
spring pekin ducks, 4 lbs. and over,
Kiltie; (dd pikln ducks, 18 fir
1 tie; colored ducks, 1 Sc; turkeys.
No. t, 3Sc; live, 28 :i(lc.
Onions: steady. Walla Walla
fancy $20 12.25 per cwt.
Potatoes: steady; gems. No. 1
grade, $2.75 fu $3.00 per cwt.
Wool; steady: Kasicru Oregon,
IKfi 2(ic. lb., valley, fruffi 3JIc.
Hay: steady. buying prices:
Kn stern Oregon timothy, $20.50 fi
$21.00; valley $ 1 It. (Ml i $ t !i.5U; ul
fatfa, (t; clover, t'i; oat
buy, $10; straw, $7f$8 ton; sell
ing prices: $2 more.
J.C.PENNEYC.
108 Depot St. La Grande, Ore.
Students'
Featured in Two Exceptional
Groups at Two Low Prices!
These smartly .styled, expertly tail
ored suits represent outstanding values
at our low prices. Every garment
made to our own exacting specifica
tions. Two-button, single breasted
coat with peak or notch lapels. Fine
cassinierc fabrics in new patterns and
shades.
? 1 475
$ 1 6
.75
Suits
w
Junior Suits
3 -Piece Model
Sturdily made and smartly
styled. Ideal for
dress - up or
cvery-day wear.
Selected
Cassimerej
Striped
Pattern!
Newest
Shades
In sizes 3 to
8 years. An
ou t s t a nd injj
value, at
$4.98
Boys' gun metal oxfords, of
Uirdy leather. Made with welt
sole, half-rubber heel and semi
hard box toe.
Sizes 2'2 to 5V2.
Sizes 1212 to 2. .
.2.98
. 2.79
Union Suits
In Boys' Sizes
Ribbed knit. Ecru color.
Long sleeves.
69c 89c
A.)
CHICAGO l,l I SI()( K
riinwrio, Oct. 7 iv. s. i,
Hobh: .is, mm: ititfi r. hinhfi': 2511
t 3io 11 1.1. ss.sr.'.r ;ki.i r,: no-1 go
ihs.. S'i.:ir. $111.35.
riililc: :ri.inin: nilvi'S, 3. Sum; r.ii
Hli'tTs ami yi'iirliiiKH Hti'iuly In
Mti'dnff: ritlii'i'-t Kli-uily In LTic Inwr:
Hii'i iH i:;iiii-i.riiii n. $i:.2rii s 1 .-
Till; !lf,(l-UIHl li.l. $l2.rill'i $10. Till;
fi'il ymirlliiKs 7riu-ur.il llm. jn.iinsii
Jill. 1111. Vciili'i'H l2.riiK.i $ 1 n.r.o.
Slli'i'p: 211,00(1: HC'llvr, sti'luly In
sli-oni?; nmlvi'H $i2.2r,fti $i2.7ri: fat
cwi'H M-Wi'ir $5.1111; f llnir l;i!iils
$ 1 1 .Ml '11 $ 1 2.75; laiiili.s 2 llis. down
$12.0(111 $1:1. 00: i-wi's 15 niiij. iiown
$I.U.nii $5.0(1; Ti i'iliT lanilia $11.75
'i $13.00.
Colder Days
Ahead! Is Junior
Ready for Them?
Fit him today in one of ' our
"warm, stylish, carefully made Over
coats and he will be ready for any
cold - weather emergency. Low -priced,
at
$4-98cma$5-90
Sizes 2 to 8 yrs.
Cassimere overcoatings in over
plaids and lici ringbone weaves.
Chinchillas in navy blue, cinnamon
blown and gray.
NATt It.M, AS Uri-; OCT. Ill LAST HAY to pay your
Your lilcluii'M will lie natural iih wulcr rent wllliuut a iicnally.
lift- when I'tilariri'il nnd hand tinlri 10-7-31.
liy vllicliai-ilsun "Tin- An .Man" ill ! v . , . '
iiiri.ariiiwii h nn aim 1.111 Miop. lit I IIoiiiMIU.'lilnir
i:ui'ooi, wiii-:at
1.1 VKItl'OOl,. Oit. 7 (A I')
WlU'lit cIomp:
Oclnlicr: lis 3kil $1.351,5.
iK'Ci'inlii'i-: !Im S ",(! $1.41 v'i .
will inaku you, plclmp from clllur ,,oJo8 otc, KoI.'toI1.9 KllW',e shop.
Atlv.
u piint in- from your negative.
10-4-21,
OlT. in I.A.sl' HAY !o pay your
wiili-i' ivnt ivithniit a penally.
Kl-7-31.
('''i-dinc i;t-
Tli.-r,-
VITV
null-i'pnri iIi iiiicui f.ir ri.mr. ton
iliuiiOHtlr liia--lnrw wai r f;ilr vol
'.imp. W'hral from northern and
In'ir-mmiiitnln tat wan rpiot-'d
FIND IT
HERE
Coiij for lliia column niunt be
in by B a, 111,
TAXIDKItMY work hy 11 very rain
potent nian. All kinds of liinln
and animals liiininled. 1'hone
3'11-W or call al 1 I0S IVnn. Aic K.
('. llerziater. lu-2-lm
OCT. Id LAST DAY !o pay your
water l-enl without a penally.
I n-7-3t.
OCT. 10 LAST DAY to pay your
water real without a penalty.
10-7-31.
this wi;i:ks simx'I.m,
Will lie even heller lliau last
week at Klrliard.son's Art and (lift
Shop. llrlilKe 1., nil's In inuulil
linn Willi adjuMahli' arm for unlni;
I lie remilai- type hrlili:e Mhadi or
for ral.slni; It irid innkliiK up the
Inrehler lump Willi Ilie piunllel
Hhade. These ntlractive lalnlix will
lie sold romplele Willi the two
.ihadea for $2.S!i Ii. trl 11 11 i n ir tc, mor
row ut Itlc hard.son'x ,rl and (lilt
Shop. See Ihe window illnplay.
10-7-11.
AITOMOItll.l: LOAN'S
WK MAKK LOANS on uulomo
hlle.s and furniture. Contracts re
financed. K00111 15. La, Clraildo
National Hank Hldir. S-2S i-ln
Bladder Irritation Y
If fiinctional llladdc-r Irrilaliull dls
iiuiIih your sleep, a:i!s lltirnlnv
or Itehliiir Seasatinn, Ituekaoho or
j LeK I'alns. ninkinK you feel tired,
j ileprew.S'Ml, and diueouriiifed, why
I not try Ihe Cy.slox.4S Hour Tiwl '.'
! Don'l Kive up. (ltd Cyftex loday at
any druu stnre. I'at II In the lent.
, See fur yourself what II duos. Mon
I ey hiick If It doesn't In lnir uulck
j linproviMiienl and mtlsfy you eom-
plelely. Try Cyslex today. (Inly 00c.
Adv. .
IXTi:K Is ciimim;
Anil you will wanl your liruken I
windshield or side ulass replaced
with 11 perfect one. Take your ear
to Kiehardsnn's Art and ;ilt Shop
for prompt service. Tine class and
a savloir :i price. 'I'hoy specialize
in all kinds of class work. 10-7-11.
hid vol' tiirr onh
Of Ihe heaulirul wroinrht Iran
ferneries for $ I. fill now on special
sale at Utclmrdson's Art nod (lift
Shop. There aro u few left yet.
See the window.
lli-4-:t
(f thc Crced
i cuarjrapn wc htive sui
scribed to, as Golden Utile funeral v
directors, read as follows: "We be
lieve in the sanctity of our calling, 1
and we appreciate the confidence im- V
iihhuu 111 us uy cuose wno call upon us
111 an nour 01 need. wo try to
wormy
trust."
of that confidence and that
OCT. la LAST HAY to pay youi
waler rent without n penally.
10-7-31.
OCT In LAST HAY lo pay yniir
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