Mosier bulletin., January 02, 1914, Image 1

P U B L IS H E D
EVERY
F R ID A Y
ADVERTISING RATES
BY
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H. C. KIBBEF, Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION R ATES
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Cntereci as second-c fe ss matter March* K, 1900 at
the pest oflioe at Mosier, Orearon, under tyie Act of
March 8.1879.
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propriation Ot
t h i s ' available, th e
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$<00,
no A
work will
be
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Treated With Respect,
Don’t expect a barometer to tell you
the truth about the weather until you
g i f t and the good wishes which pushed stra ig h t through to c o m - ; have tested it thoroughly. Two com-
•Am tori it
! pletion and it is expected that u>on causes for unreliability are air
p rom p ter It.
| the p ro je ct will be finished w ith- and wnter *“ tted with the mercury in
Sincerely yours,
in a year. U nder present p la n s ! ‘ h? „tub?I Theso c,,u bo spelled by
T ) r . B eam an D o u g lass .
& ¿ '- e r i m e n t will ,p ,n d „ > » „ t i
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$90.000 pel m onth. The entire
for a time In the proper position.
W est Umatilla p ro je ct calls roJj then gently and with care incline It so
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, the irrigation o f 30,000 acres in i that the mercury may strike against
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Umatilla and M orrow counties. [ tUe slass tl,be- if there is no nir with-
i t has lo n g been known that -p.
rk-vornm ent will hire men In J0U wlu ht‘ar n sharP metallic click,
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Business ’orals will be cfcarsed at I cents par few
for each insertion.
Something New in Mosier
O ld
Fashion M ill Feed
Bran
Shorts
Middlings
Compare them with those you have been gfetting'ttftd
— See Die Difference —
^ sale-house.
Hosier,
Grain, Mill Peed
the general impression that the ' claims,
nights here were too cold for!
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wade to produce much corn or
.
W e are again reproducing this
instrument should be put Into expert
hands for rectification.
There are several kinds of barom­
eters. The ordinary ‘'weather glass”
in common use Is more or less unre-
. liable and is easily made more so by
I careless handling, in fact. any barom­
eter must be treated with great re­
spect in order to retain its usefulness.
—Harper's Weekly.
I No ^rice on second hand goods, for
“ there fare rnme intfuf stJbk.
Agent for DUPONT'iPcwder
■ O regon
"SlMe *&M#er &n*ce atid Eatis/uction
are
^C lassm ates.
.„<1 ^ r .l e B .n a .t e c o n - p h S , ™ « . ttottie w,r„ under i
ditions we’re peculiarly adapted its own direction. Later, a large moisture. The presence of ulr alone is
-to the raising o f fine fruit and part o f the work will be djvided shown by minute bubbles.
rT'Oftfm h veo*etoIvle^i* but vvnle ve fo r Small COlltiactotS atld the
If at any time tile mercury seems to
^ !n t i h .« I t 1b l 7 ’ /^ m T r ,u t e V c o n t r a c t s offered to settlers as a ; adhere to the tube even m the slight-
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,
f
means o f furn ish in g them em- est dl‘Srt'e and the convex surface as-
*-that field eorn can also be raised p]0y m ent during the time there sume* a Illore flattened form it is safo
'v e ry satisfactorily. It has been 13
¡a n
nothing-
to be
done on
elther
or cases
moisture
oim n g to
ue uuire
on their
tneir| i to
ls conol,,<le that
in any
of air
theso
the
' Wi'believe ih and practice:—A reasonable
PpIfictf'eA^ttev» goods.
H. M. W E S T
Hay,
• N«'<xAiteirttioii‘ fbr,8AtiSfturtioht‘if you buy of our new line
o f ^Underwear and Sweated Coats—direct from the whole-
Cost a trifle more, but worth it
HO SIER CORN ATTRACTS ATTEN TIO N
■the
I
Lecal adeertisementa will In all caaae be charged
to the party ordering them, at legal ratee, and
paid for before affidavits are furnished.
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ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
Not long ago Mr. M. A. Mayer »
I
f
you
carry an unreliable timepiece,
sent to a prominent physician in »
you have a good many such moments.
-New York a box of extra fancy i
I f your watch needs attention bring it
Spitzenberg apples. The follow-' j to us. We can truthfully say you will be
•ing letter was received recently
more than pleased with Our work.
by Mr. Mayer, written by the
Dependable work and satisfied custom­
»recipient:
i > ers are our best advertisements.
“ Dear Mr. Mayer:
Tlie l)OX of Spitz a+'ples which 1 •
:you sent arrived in good order
H O O D R IV E R , O RE.
.Each one is a little painting by t\ l
itself, a work of art which mas­
ters of the old school would have
■delighted to put on canvass, and and everything put in readiness
TEST
rthe flavor is something that can­ for a start immediately after (
not be painted, and which no January 1. With the federal ap- 14 I* a Triuky Instrument and Must Re
man can describe.
Thank you very much for
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* ROSIER APPLES RECEIVE PRAISE !{
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*KfÖ S!fiR
O regon
MAKING AN OFFER
' of a box of our high grade
‘ chocolates, bon bons, etc., tn-
' 'volves no risk of refusal. The
k box is so dainty, the candy-it
• contains so tem pting th at ho
* girl under 90 would think of
declining such an offer. Ahd
Tum-A-Lum Lumber 'Co.
M OSIER
E . A . R AC E .M kittSR.
’ ofice the candy is tasted vbu
couldn’ t take back your offer
under any circumstances. Try
it.
.
pains taken to improve thevari-,
ety. This past season, however, artic,e. for *he benefifc of some of
« number of our ranchers, among ouv subscribers who are some-
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<them being Mr. Arthur Kuhn, what nei?!i* ent al»«ut
-of the Grandview district, raised their back subscriptions, and we
CHURCHES IN CHILE.
■’some corn with a view ^ to «end -1 earnestly request that you send
~
for
ex-
01
bring
in
four
arrears
without
They
A['f
A
w
,a
f*
°,r. Les* ,n an
ring it to-the county fair tor ex-
U n com p leted C on d ition .
delay.
If
you
have
kept
your
H. G . K IB B E E
When
walking
through
the streets In 1 Although details have not been given
ffiibition. This corn received a
receipt
for
the
lafct
paymertt,
you
any
large town in Chile one is Immecli , out, a package addressed to a local
■prize at The Dalles, and was
know how much you owe. I f j ately struck by the fact that church 1 bank containieg $71,000 in lh S. Treas­
■ then sent to the Oregon Exhibit
buildings arc always undergoing re- ury notes was taken and a package of
you haven’ t, you can easily find pairs.
»at Chicago. C. C. Chapman,
magazines substituted. The substitu­
NOTARY- RÜBLTC
One day yon will pass a church which
-of Portland, had charge of out by inquiry at this office.
tion was not found ohi till tlie package
for
weeks
has
had
about
six
ladders
We
do
not
anticipate
being
the Oregon Exhibit at Chicago.
resting against the walls. Then an­ reached the bank, w h en 'th e cashier
In a letter wlrich he wrote to Mr. forced1 to invoke this law, as we other day you will find that they have found the bundle o f “ I.atf” magazines.
believe there are no “ dead beats” been changed to the other side. This He started ’ to read some' o f the stuff
JCuhn, dated Dec. 24, Mr. Chap-
M O S IÉ R
r O l f lÉ t S ô N
| on our list, and that our delin- constant changing of ladders goes on , and becam pso interested that he agreed
•man wrote;
Your corn attract-1
,,
, year in nud year out, but no use ever | with the bank directors to m aktup the
^ d a great deal >of attention in ^ l,ent sobs'fibers have purely seems to be made of the ladders. |os.s i f they would U-ace him on the sub-
our exhibit, and we are gratefub for« otten when them subsenp though, perhaps, a new Brick or a hit scriptiou list’ o f "I,a ff” for life. ■ In or-
of piaster will occasionally be add« i del. to get you in a KOOll humor and
fto you for your co-operation in tions expire, or have l>eeu neg-
in , to the building.
! . . ,
.
. . .
ligent
about
attending
to
it.
supplying same.”
|
^ e I There would seem, however, to be a I helP
fbr« et eVe" y ° ur
ORE
S . E . F R A N C IS C O ,
Proprietor “ THE O AK S.”
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a-
$71.000 ROBBERY
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! have
trusted
our
subscribers,
very real reason for the presence of ‘ lomestic or financial, we will agree lo
L. COMM
just as we have been trusted, these ladders. The Chilean govern send ytiu " l A if ‘for one year at -Hie
ill fact, levies a tax upon Church ridiculously low price o f 50 cents,
■WASCO STONE FOR FEDERAL BUILDING but if they don’ t “ come, thru” nieiit,
buildings, but only when they have j This National Magazine o f F u n is
•—
how in thunder can we ’ ‘make been completed. In order to evade j making greater stridè^ than any bther
The Daltes Chronicle says that, good?” It’s simply a matter this tax. therefore, no church evcr has lnagai'iie before the 'American public
' - i f i l l d f f l i i t cSti
te d io u s s t e p s ; b u t th e tir e d -
Judd S. Fish, secretary ’of the of “ you help me and I’ ll help the been completed.
today. It is a magazine that will keep [
.
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' A f V n o t l i e l ’ IlR l+ fe i’ I d 'K e m f i c h i l d i n t o • d a r k c e l l a r , a n d
. The taw surely might be ’ filtered,
’ Business Men's Association, has other fellow.” So Come thru j then, tor the eternal presence of these the-whole family in a good huninr. The
1 - c h i l d r i r t d i s l i k i ' I f i " ¿ o t h e r e .
;just received a letter from Con- ' we need the money.
ludders-re.tainiy a,, ingenious tdea- staff o f LalT! contains artists, carica­
c e lla r n e e d b e d a r k n c iw -a -d a y s . t o t e r r ify c h ild r e n
can
supply
ybu'wSVh'llfiy-
ii t o *
,. * e
.
does not add to the appen ranee of the turists and writers who rank among
r iM ld ’ t r o s r y o ld e r .- p e o p l e . - A .- x y o f s u n s h in e f r o m a n
‘4fressman N. J. Sinnolt, inform-
supreme court of the buildings or to the com fort of pedes- the ItcBt in the country. I f is highly
•tMng*in this "Hue-<tt* mofct
■ J n g i’.im that the assistant secre-1 United States recently made a trlamr in the streets —London Answers illustrated sod fA-inted incolors. It will
reasonable b^ices.
; :<■:
’ tary of the treasury has sent the ruling
...,i:— which
...ui»u in
... substance
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keep the "whole family bheerful the
makes
King
Robert
Bruce’s
Watch.
!
year
round.
Ybu
can
afford
to
spend
'.representative notice that when the 8abscfiber who 'takes his
‘ c t o iv e n t e n fljH flt e a t e d in t h * C e lla r - w a y w i ll b r ig h t e n t h e
In D h I zc M' s “ FrngineutH o f Scottish 50c a year to do this. Send tliia clip- |
•estimates for the new federal
d a r k e s t c e lla r i t t h e m e r e td ta c h o f a s w it c h .
paper out of the post office'and History is the following: "The old ping and FIFTY (.TINTS today to the
‘ building in The Dalles are sub­ refuses to pay the subscription,
n U .i m w W w 'id t t ll t l k * . M u J i L ump * i m Ihi
est known English watch was made, it publishers o f Luff! Dayton, Ohio, for ,
mlicnl I— ps Mtalitfvwajn, balls, closets and I <
9lhmr part.
mitted, in them will be included guilty of felony and as liable to la said, iu the sixteenth century. Ilieie one year’ s subscription. The regular
'ST
F fin IlfBfWroE a sad UAt only intsrmittsntl
exists
a
watch
which,
antiquarians
al
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
r MrMa
■ H—■ TrfmflUr'had raattsa thafr co
triads at
al a
a provision for the use of the arrest as any other who defrauds i 7
.
,,
price is $1.00, but we arc making this
The Dalles -
Oregon
low. belonged to King Hubert Uruce.
.
.
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blue basalt rock from'the' quarry sayg the Olympia Independent,
In tracing this subject further was SPECIAL O FFLK to get acquainted
in The Dalles. The letter-to Mr. '
found ii letter In the Gentlgtnun's Mag ------------------------------------------------------------
The following is a synopsis of azliie
dated Forfar. Aug. 20. 1785, mid |
Sinnott sayS:
the U. S. supreme court decision sigued J. Jamieson, who therein stales,
N o t ic e t o th e P u b lic .
“ By direction of the secretary regarding delinquent subscrip- that the watch was offered for Rale to !
“ AUWVirife AT YOUR SERVICE.’ *
SUMMONS.
The two leading magazines o f the
I have the honor to acknowledge tions anil is published as a mat- Kitm by n pokNïulth bnwkpr ot Olns-
Kow. who nfturw.inl «old It for 2 Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly and
receipt of your letter of the 10th ter of information-for all those jruinoa«, and it was iioxt «old for 5
the Sunset, have been consolidated j In the Circuit Coukt o f -the Btate o f
' SU M M ONS
instant, relative to the use of who are subscribers to 'news- Thp Irttur rlnrs nut tnlre tin* curiosity under the title o f ‘ ‘Sunset—the Pacific Oregon, for Wasco County.
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
further, but We lind in a little wr»rk f»y Monthly.”
Atonexiuarried in the vicinity of papers:
G kokok E a r l ,
Adam Thompson, enfitlcd *Ti,ue atld
Oregon for Wasco County.
The DaTles, Oregon, for-use in
L Stll)scnl)0rs whofio nol 'i IniekPepers.” that it subsequently
Plaintiff,
It is the intention o f the publisher
P kakl tí. OdCn.it,
vs.
the construction of the postoffiee give express notice to the cor,- foni ti its way into the collection of to sjjare no money nor effort to make
Plain ti IT,
Sunset- the Pacific Monthly a credit to I da R. E a r l ,
KI
iik (Jeoriie III. - PI
T
elpUia
building in that city.
tmry are consi.lered as wishing
vs.
quirer.
Defendant.
tlie West and a magazine o f national i
Now th at It Is pniutlld« to send I da ('RfGKR,
in accordance with your' re- to renew rtieir 8ub9Cription.
value and importance.
In
the
name
o
f
the
State
o
f
Oregon
menl,lltujiae
h y p H rce|8 p 08t. w e I
quest, the owners of the local
I fendant,
Can S n a k es F a scin a te T heir P re y ?
l o introduce it to new readers we You are hereby required to appear mud ,
2.
Subscribers ■ordering the
Mr Fltzsiinons nn^wers tliis ques­
T o I da C r ig k ii , the above named 1e
quaiYies will be given an oppor­
will
make
the
follow
ing
special
offer;
answer
the
complaint
filed
against
you
BUinfBBt
th
at
Hhould
y
o
u
lived
discontinuance of • therr periodi­ tion In tlie nctfittlve The Itellef In
fe m la iit :
tunity to sdbmit to general con­
the* above entitled suit on or h«f- A n y th in g in tllC Wfty o f Pt'CjSCl'ip-
cal the publisher may continue ;f:i*scinntioii is ^ener il. but then» seems Send 50c in stamps, and we will pot
In tlie Name o f tlie State o f Oregon.
tractors bids for the stonework
-u . n
1#, .
t u .
t<» lie no re.il foiitidntion for it. ” 1 your name on our »ubscrintion list for fo r e ‘ the 2nd day o f February, 1114, ^
to seinljt until all arrearage lias hnse had nun h esp n 'lew e of snakes/’ the next four months, and will send and if you fail to so appear and answer
You ure hereby required to app »r
nlHMl, D r u g s O f I d le n t 1erl
required. For this purpose an
and answer tlie conrpfaifT^ filed against
been pftid.
writes Mr FitzAtitKuis, “and have made yen a free copy o f the superldy illustra- rtf^otherwise
or Otherwise plead thereto, the plain- f iiW S ,1
to
alternate will he inckuled in (he
i you in the alaive •f^ftTed suit, on or
3. If subscrilters neglect or it my hiislness to observe rnrefully ted Mitl-Winter number, and also the ! tiff, for want o f any such answer or
specifications contemplating • the
their habits and way«, both in their famous Sunset Indian poster, secarejjr 1 other pleading or appearance, will ap*
before the 5th day o f January, 1914,
use of the local material And refuse to take their periodical natural runditiou in tiio wild state { ackeii in a mailing lube, it ap HI make ply to tlie court for the relief prayed
and if you fail to so appear and
answer said complaint, the plaintiff
carefui consideration will
lie from the postoffice, they are re­ and raptlvity, and in no iimtnn i* hate a beautiful ornament for your front for i:> h i. complaint, to-wit:
T
W
e
DriUjtjitt
of
Hood
Rivet,
I ever kiH>n#n a snake to fast lnate an
will apfdy to the Court for tii-»
F o r a decree and. Judgment herWn,
given to the matter before the sponsible uAtil lhey settle thejr animal in the m im » •* It is aliened to room or <ien.
decreA prayed for in her complaint, to
bill and order their paper dis­ d o ” fie has seen two sp*.; ft»», whit h Send your order to Fred Iaickley, adjudging and decreeing that the b»nd* f o r ’ felfUni.
award of the contract.
aw* p im iit
i He
i c can
vvtii n
cn u u
ic ill lo
iu
rient!
Llieni
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continued.
he me:iti<»ns. many a time to trei*s sur Northwestern Manager, Sunset— the o f matrimony heretofore existing In?*
“ The samples of the stone
twssn plaintiff »ml defendant be for- yoU ' tnF«|H»r Ilian y o t! can
f For h decree o f the Court forever
rui.mleq by a crowd of Hutteriug. ex Pacific Month! « , Portland. Oregon.
4.
If
subscribers
move
to
which you recently forwarded to
cited birds. Bill the birds wore not.
ever dissolve»!, and that the plaintiff thlffT! ttt llOtlltf.
jyai**ol\ing and holding for naught tin
the office of the supervising a r-, other places without informing he says, fascinated l»v fh“ suake. 'I’tiey
i«- awariled liie cuatody o f the minor
’
| »riHnla
matrimony heretofore exist
children o f plaintiff and defendant, to- ‘
■‘ log b e t w e e n the plaintiff and the de­
chitect have been placed -on file, the jttiblisher and papers are were endeavoring to intimidate it In
sent to former address, subscrib­ order to frighten it from (heir haunt*.
i wit: Willie Karl and (ienrge Eerf. aifd I
fe n d a n t and for such other relief as
for reference.”
An Exception.
Westminster (Jnzette
ti fhett'nurt irtay Seem equitable.
ers are responsible.
•W hen a fellow starts t»» do anything forauch other ami further refief*aa Lo ,
ThD Sfffmnoñs fit published in the
can always stima*! if lie mily sticks the Court may »eem equitable.
5. Courts have decided that
V lib le S oun d W av es.
The problem of furnishing
i t mt
Tht*
mimmona
i
i
.
pwblMfed
in
't
t
'e
j
M
ob I kii 'fitJLLKTlff, a weekly newspa-
refusing periodicals from the Oftinns Itiniinons circles or arcs, del-
* S o f always
FTow about yon whim Mo*it r Bnlletin, a weekly newapapi-r'
I per o f general eifeufation publislietl In
work for idle men in Eastern
tente mid perfect in frnn. have f)ceii
office or moving and leaving them ’ s«*t*n t>* er file crater* ot V**siiVb»* and
• i start t»* fem ore a slie»»t t if sticky o f g< iu ral circulation
|>aliiMhed in i
; Wasco County, Oregon, for six (#1
Oregon, which is an miporUint
pittar timi you’ ve *nt d»»vrii on?*,— W»r-ro County, Oregon, for nix (ri) j
uncalled for is prim a facia evi­ fTtr/i one at each eapl*»sioii. A «tlodv
I conaeeutlve weeks, being seven iasu.%
question airthe present time, is
I At.- !•'■« Tplcfcr;:f»fi
of this strau^e plDMD»uiet»oii bus been
codsecative weeks, iieiog seven (7) is-
I thereof. In eomjiiiance with an order
dence of intention t<> defraud.
tu be solved Wilhn; a very short
»mide
Mr
ft.
sui
ri-iher'
irf,
in
compliance
with
an
or-
I
1 o f the Hon. W. !.. Krudshaw, Judge o f
6 -If sultsaribers pay in ad­
fnnes^nce Faked
fu
»1 it b»Ou frp»Js of rim«’*
time by the commencement of
' fi e Cfrcuft Collit o f the State o f 'V -
der o f th> Honorable W. L. iiradahaw, |
MM
ŸOUR
If
you
want
to
see
a
picture
o
f
Inno-
vance they are bonrrd to give
rhiit flltM** **ilî»*|*f IKf
;gon for W c o County, which order te
Judge o f 1 tlie ♦Arcrft Coart o f Um
actual construction work on the
cent
liofi#***t'
jn*t
get
a
look
at
a
man’s
• m ils f|; cm.
'tyiuljr
notice at the end of lime if they
dated the 17tli day o f November, 1913,
r after ft»e oondilr State o f Oregtm for W luco County, ]
first 10,001 acre unit of I he West
oiSfh* vbulv4*‘ fur sa tu face in a *thS»t
do not want to coriiiime taking
[and'the date o f ’ the ¡Trst publication o f
M. Ihr
fi* of
Mgnrlofi tif thn tur lias forgotten't»» <-ulJe«'i tils faro.— which on icr fit dated -thr Iftk day a f
Umatilla extension
irr.gation
I this aumrvenJi i^ f*ie 2fst day o f No­
Itecember, 1&I3, “and O n - date ot th e!
it, otherwise the publisher ist
jug f.* In* îlNnii» t!i:f «•! 1’bM‘lnmttl Knqitlrpr
project. Oiiicrs have lieen re­
vember. Ih 13, and lite date o f tlie last
ud Tli n|*yM»;frwnc#» !«• ;i finD.gif»'-«
first publication o f this summons is the |
authorized to send it and the
*'■ 's»t «itti rtie rifle of if»nc» iTtration l'Jlh day o f December, I9LI.
ceived by the local engineers to
^publication o f summons is the 2nd tufy
atr i’ fPH * w « mi a htm» fp rf—d
subscriber will be responsible tin-.
arsi el\e Mie *ll »'r III of *>c:iff#nitftgB
t January. 1914.
begin work, supplies are l»eing H! /tn
F rkd W. WtUU'N,
l>f% ?
#bi* »»ftier
- Hliehb»«
F rkd W. W iukjn .
purchased.
camps established ment is ?nt to the puiilisi
An«imey for HtafntX».
ffvthrnev ^nr I’lalnff»!
The ’Tombstone
iM arr"
*No -Bugabbos Down Cellar
M azda Lamp
TRY HIM AND
BE CONVINCED
T^icific Power & Light Co.
DRUGS?
SURE
N. Clarke,
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