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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1920)
sSMHaffp-r' PAOft rOUBTCBN - ' DAILY EAST ORBOONIAW, PKHPLKTOH, ORSOOH, WEDNESDAY KVENIWQ, MAY 1 wi' " " ! . - jm-i-ii.i.ja. iau. -u-i )..- mi-- ju . ..--."J.1 . . 1 ..ji i-uiL. i asuiss a "in lull in ,i H .11 ill i .1 DAILY EAST OREGOMAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1020. frOTTRTSIW PAGES OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE H Cut the Cost of Liveng Use Gallon Fruits At the nrcwnt taw Willi the hifih com of -OBar, II will r m to order l hl high d"- go 'on fruit at right nrfcT. llesiNr 1o nN nonruw ir Ild -li goods wtlh l"r nock. Rhubarb, gallon tin Jf Ahi'ii" gallon tin I" Italian Prune gallon tin Sc HqMOsh, - w ' tin . ..... 3c Pumpkin, gallon tin L c Tomatoes, nOlon tin Apricots, gallon tin .. .1.1 Pears, gallon tin . . .: .Stria Peaches, gallon tin .91.18 Grape". eiHn tin Ao Cherries, gallon tin 8c Sliced Pine A DIM, Ballon tin SI. .Ml Blue Berries gallon tin 1.!W lxtK,n Berries, gallon tin ,,.,... $1.80 lilsik Berries, gallon tin ,m 91.85 Coose llw I Igs. Ballon tin. ,SI.1."V Straw Berries gallon tin . 81.25 (jrray$ros. (grocery Co. THREE PHONES QUALITY Once to Every Nan routes Uie ttnv wltcn his success depends upon his dx4-4on: Votir smwss may Depend upon whether or not ou HAVR A IS AN K ACCOUNT. Mnke your do- iion today and choose the American A'ational Bank as yonr hank mX'AI .M'. 1. It is a strnns and Safe bank with ample capital and surplus, with resources of Five Million Dol lars. 2. Its personal contact with Its patrons 3. Its leadership in furthering community Interests. When you make your decision keep these facts In MA THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK PENDLETON, OREGON A The Strongest Bank in Eastern Oregon." THAT Kind of a Move xes, X. knsu That,, Ycj Tecc Me WHsRcr n ffli DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL I Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports The following prices are the prices being paid to producers by Pendleton business houses. Wherever retail prices art given the fact will be spe cially mentioned. Egg and Poultry. Eggs. 40 cents. Hens, 2S cents Boosters. 15 cents a pound. Chickens. 28 cents a pound. Country Ham. KM. Ham. best quality, 28c Bacon, best quality, 40c Batter Fat and Butter Hogs, receipts 19.000; steady to 15c lower; top $14.25; bulk light and me dium J13.T5-S 14.25; heavy 13.25 13.75. Sheep, receipts 5000; slow; spring lambs $16.40 17.50; yearlings, lower. $14.00$ 14.25; heavy 13.251 18.75. Sheep, receipts 5000; slow; spring lambs $ls.40s7 17.50; yearlings lower $l4.00i 14.25; gouts steady to 20c higher; fancy brushers $8.35. PENOUBTON, OREGON OPPOSITE HOTEL PENDLETON Lower Apparel Prifces Reductions of wearing apparel prices by a large Eastern merchant, and followed by some Western firms, to the extent of twenty percent of their retail prices is a step in the right direction. But with this twenty percent reduction their prices are still higher than those asked by Penney stores. If such a radical price cut can be made and maintained now why have they asked this ex tra profit for several years from the custo mers who have made their success possible? Times like these prove the worth of Penney business policies and the fairness of opt low price to everybody alike. We invite you to compare the . values and service we offer as a regular program with the special sale features of other stores. We are showing smart new styles in serge and tricotine suits honestly tailored and at tractively trimmed, priced at $32.50, $3475, $37.50, $39.50, $42.50 Alterations Free. t. C Penney Co., A Nationwide Institution Hogs Steady to i,.mrr: Sheen Slow at K. V. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. May 19.- BUY A VELIE for sturdy construction. A well built body that won't rack. A car with abso lutely standardized units. s Backed by efficient, exclusive service. Eastern Oregon Motor Co. 616 Garden St., Near P. O. - Phone 1027 The Kidneys and tlx- Skin. If the ; kidneys are v . k or torpid, the skin j will be pimply or blotchy. Hood's i Sarsaparilla strengthens and stimu lates the kidneys, and clears the com ! f.lexion. Dy thoroughly purifying the I blood is makes good health. Marked Decline in TYireiitn Exchange Evident at Paris. PARIS. May 19. The decline In for. pjbfn currency which began here sev eral days ago became more marked today. The V.ngnsu pound was Quot ed at 53 francs. 25 centimes as against 55 francs, 55 centimes yesterday mnl the American dollar at 13 francs 74 centimes as compared with 14 francs, 58 centimes yesterday. Frcah pineapple Are Selling Here Fresh pineapples are selling in Pen dleton markets. The retail price Is 3& cents each. sound guarantee that the "present hot made because the people had stopped air prosperity" 1 hound to cease. As- buying true to high prices, and because slstant Secretary Jjeffinfwell declared banks are pressing merchants to take today. He said the reductions were up their loans. Turnips Selling In I oral Stores Turnips are retailing In Pendleton stores for three pounds for 25 cents. They are grown in Southern Oregon. WOULD YOU BUY A RANCH IF You Could Efuy On One-Third Crop PayMENTS? Stock, crop and equipment is worth the first pay ment on the ranch. Balance can be paid with one taifd of the crop each year until fully paid. This 1200 acre wheat ranch lies north of the river, all tractor land, and has averaged more than twenty bushels per acre for the past four years. One mile from warehouse, strictly modern home worth J10. 000.00, good barn. 365 foot well with pressure sys tem at house. Electric lights. .V.O acres in fall wticau worth 22,0OO.0O :.50 tH-rcs summer-fallow 2.IHI0.00 1(1 mules, 8 horses. 15 colls -i.OOO.OO Combine, pkws, drills, machinery ."i.OOO.OO All worth 5 $:w,OOO.Oo The price of this ranch, including crop, stock and equipment is $85.00 per acre, and can he sold for t25.0G0.0O cash, with $5000.00 this fall, balance one third of the crop at 6 per cent until paid up. You would pay $25,000.00 for a good lease why not i"jy a ranch on the same terms you would lease it for? SI K I S ABOUT IT. Snow & Dayton "We Sell Land" It's East Court Phone 1072 PcmlKHofi. Ore. REATj ESTATE FA KM liOANS INSURANCE SirawhcrrteH Are .Vow On Derlinc Th pritpe of Strawberries is now on tbe decline. They aro California ber rie and are Helling at 25 cents a box, or two for 45 cents. Kennewtek ber ries, ust coming in, are more expen sive and are $ I 2 a crate. Homo Grown Spluadi Soiling Hero Home grown spinach, good quality is selling for four pounds for 25 cents. Vitple Crop AJinost Entirely CMmm The apple crop is almost entirely gone, say dealer. Apples are retail ing at $2.7& to $3.60. according to th grade. REPUBLIC Trucks Honest value, low operating cost, long-term usefulness, dependable service facilities, These are the reasons for Republic prefer ence here, and everywhere. They are the reasons why -Republic Trucks are giving satisfactory service, in every line of hauling, to more than 60,000 owners the larg est single body of truck users in the world. Pendleton Auto Co. Established 1907 Pen.ll. ton. Ore. IIHf I m mr , , ... , ...Mi.- ... srzL -ii IAcason Trucks 1 Only a limited number of Acason Trucks are built JJjj each year. The truck buyers who appreciate that Jj POWER AND ABILITY are worth extra initial cost are our customers. THERE IS A SI2E ACASON FOR EVERY I Oregon Motor Garage nooRroRAm CADILLAC, HSONBUICK, ESSEX AND ACASON TRUCKS Phon.468 M9-121 W Court 8 Reama 35 Cent A Pound In Market Rtrlnft neons, the first of the scawtn, are now in the local market. They are 25 cents a pound. Ha I lies Follow Decline In Coffee Futures. NEW YORK, May 19. An early de- cline a followed by slight rallleti in the market for coffee future, hut the bulge met increased offerings ami there wan a sharp break in the late trading. The opening was three points higher on May which was Influenced by covering but generally six to 1 poiuts lower under realizing or scat tering liquidation. Higher Rio cables seemed to have been discounted by the advance of the previous day and after rallies of several points the mar ket broke again under the soiling by Brazilian or importing interests. Sep tember contracts after selling at lC.lOc rallied to 15.20c and broke to 14.95c with the general lint closing at a net decline of 32 to 38 points. May 15.10c; July' 16.40c; September 11.80c; October 14.84c: December, January and March 14.79. LOCAL FRIENDS Of NICK SINNOTT WANT HIM TO GET LANDSLIDE VOTE Stockyard Receipts at MoarUe Arc steady. SBATTI.R. Wash., May 19. Hogs, receipts 154 steady. Prime tl.50r 16.0fl; medium to choice $14.50.? (15.50; rough heavies $12.r.0 J14.00; plg tl2.00is$13.r,0. Cfittle, receipts 105, steady. Beef steers I12.00J $13.00; medium to choice $10.00ft$12.00; common to good $7.00iW$lfl.OO; bulls $7.60 $8.50; calves $7.50$10.00. BB M ass jjtSm. iMB ' sHssflSH BsBBSsa 'FHassfl, &ljjP Hon. N. J. Sinnott SOVIET RULE BEHIND FRENCH MAY 1 STRIKE (Hy Associated Press) PARIS, May 18. Bovict rule in France was to have been estubliahed if the revolutionary' strikes inaugurat ed May I had sueceeded. occordln" to French police, who said today that they had obtained complete evidcui;. of this from documents seised. PRICE CUTTING LAID TO PUBLIC PRESSURE WASHINGTON -May 1$. Ths price r.f reductions by retail dealers through out the country constitute out mors Umatilla county friends of Congressman -V. J.. Sinnott ore anxious to se him get a heavy vote Friday because they feel his record Justifies his reelec tion. It is contended that his acquaintance In congress and his good commit tee assignments make him a valuable man for this district. A recent statement from the publicity department of the republican; na tional commLttee said; "As chairman of the House Public Lands Committee, Represent tnlve Sin nott of Oregon, republican. Is largely responsible for the passage of the ooul, oil, phosphate and sodium land leasing hill, which means so much to the west. It Is one. of the most Important pieces of legislation enacted by this Cngress, From $6,000,000 to $$,000,000 will lie added to the fund for Irrigation and mil lions more will be realized from leases on excess lands, which the oil com panies must dispose of under the terms of the bill, permitting each individual or company to hold not more than 3200 acres. "Representative Sinnott (s serving his fourth term in Congress." In view of the camalgn beUig made against Congressman Sinnott the fol lowing editorial from the ItednVind, (ire., Spokesman, is of interest; FAVOIirXG SIXJTOTT "The Spokesman has felt that this district might ns well have a change at Washington on the theory that it would do little harm and might do some good. e would have ravored someone else sending this office the yearly as sortment of garden seeds from Washington had it not been for the recent visit of Owen Jones, Baker minister, who is opposing Sinnott at the Republican pri mary. "While at this office Jones was Introduced to a visitor who wore a badge of a promlnest fraternal order. Although not wearing his own badge reguUIr ly, he pulled out of a' coat pocket an over-sized emblem Indicating ills high station In that particular order, this exercise being accompanied by the Jingle of what was presumably a pocketful of campaign trophies. " 'How does this look to you?' Jones asked. "This opened and closed his presentation of qualifications before that par ticular visitor, and he then loaded the mnn up with cards and literature. "Jones declares himself to be a friend of Irrigation, which is good. The editor of this newspaper knew his son at the University of Oregon and was his friend, and Had hoped to be aide to support his father. But we prefer to think that the day for such campaign tricks at the expense of fraernol broth erhoods Is past. And we can't help but think that a man who engages In such Ptaclces Is unfit to succeed Nick Sinnott in the national house of representa tives. One demonstration or this kind and we expect anything. 'This newspaper can stand a lot more from Sinnott without It bothering us as it has In the past. We will continue In this frame oC mind toward Sinnott until some candidate with ability and something besides a pocketful ot lodge badges presents himself." (Paid Advertisement) ' : a