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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1920)
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1820. -i-t TWELVE PAGES PAOR TWELVE OUTBURSTS OE EVERETT TRUE "JT GTenney Co, A"TSrationwide institution oUG Wff.t, ID) iui IL ILCcJJI m. t& IT MoT TOR You t BEST CREAMERY. DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, Carnation Milk, large can . Seeded Raisins, package , Matches, large box Sliced Teaches, No. 2 cans Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins. Best Pineapple, No. 2 tins Sea Foam Washing Powder, large pkg. . . Dill Pickles, No. 3 tins Quaker Rolled Oats, pkg 13c 25c . 6c 35c 19c 35c 28c 30c 42c 35c CRISCO 55c, $1.10 and $2.15 Deviled Meat, two sizes 8c and 10c Jar Caps, each 35c, 3 for $1.00 COIGTS CASH GROCERY The Store That Saves You Money Every Day. The Eagle, King of Bi is well chosen for tills Country's heraldic emblem. For keenness oC site tit, power of flight and graceful ficrure It can hardly be surpassed.. Tlie eagle tot de cisive hi Its notions and does not beat around the tU-vll. Activity In lionoraMe ontiimtion is not only com mendable but always leads to Improved living con ditions. An active Sa vines Aiccount shows also prow (cresBivenesa. You as well as many others can have one in this strong bank. It requires only one Dollar or more to begin with.. Start one this week. SAVINGS I)KPARTIEST. The AmenfonNational Bank Pendleton. Oregon. "Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon' 3 oao Chevrolet For quick and economical transpor tation. Ride in a new Chevrolet pay while you ride 8331.55 down and 355.42 a month until paid. ; 490 Touring $950.00. 490 Roadster $935.00. Eastern Oregon Motor Co. S16 Garden St., Near P. O. Phon 1027 - ; rWPPCNeO " -SHooTrA OUT THC AVSMVJ6. . ,J HfAT VICTI M i '-JjgjyjU V WCNTT,KTOW. ORKOON OPPOBTTW H(VlHT. PRNIlMfWI ' ' s V t DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL . Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports The following prices ara the prices being paid to producers by Pendleton business houses. Wherever retail prices are given the fact will be spe cially mentioned. B mm Eggs and Poultry. Eggs, 50 cents. (Retail price Is 60 cents.) Hens, 28 cents. Roosters, 15 cents a pound. Hens, 15 to 18 cents a pour-d. Spring fryers, 25 cents a pound. Country Ham, Etc Ham, best quality, 28c. Bacon, best quality, 40c. Butter Fat and Butter. Ranch butter, Sl.io a roll. (Retail price is also $1.10.) the day were announced. General sheep and iamb range:. East of mountain lambs. $11.0011. 50 Valley lambs Cull lambs Yearlings . Weathers .. Ewes ..... 10.000 11.60 ;7.50 8.60 . 6.50 8.00 , 6.00 7.00 2.50j 9.2 SUN SHADES FOR TINY TADS 89c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49 Next to her dolls the average dainty Miss covets a gay little parasol, and these hot days they are not just a plaything of show, but help to keep little folks cool and comfortable. The display in our south win dow will quicken the pulse of many a tiny lady in the next few days and joy can be brought to her at small investment, attractive figured and plain color com binations in silk and cotton, nicely finished hardwood handles. ' 89cto$2.49; Khaki Knickers for the Boys $1.49, $1.89 Made of the same serviceable , khaki that Dad wears, either olive drab or rich tan color.' Regulation front opening in the larger sizes, button side opening in the smaller sizes, both have waist bands and adjustable knicker bottoms. Ages 7 to 17.' $1.49, $1.89 Pair V "J. CTPenney Co., A Nationwide Institution Closing Out THESE ODDS AND ENDS Every Article a Saving to You. Come and look them over. Cups and Saucers, per dozen Horseshoe Glasses, doz 75c Heavy Carpet Beaters, each 25c Dining Room Chairs (one set), each $2.25 Patent Oil Cans, gallon capacity, each - 25c Miscellaneous sizes cold handle fry pans, each 25c Bread Tins, each 15c Bake Pans, each 20c Ball Fruit Jars (1-2 dozen only) $1-00 Aluminum Salt and Pepper Shakers, eacn 05c Aluminum Drinking Cups 05c Razor Strops, good quality, special 5Cc Fruit Jar Rubbers, doz 10c Shelf Brackets, each 05c Screen Door Springs, each 10c Meat Platters, each 15c Glass Water Pitchers, each 35c See Our Window Cruikshank & Hampton I'hone54S 124-128 E. Webb St Portland Yards Sale o( one lot of hogs at $17.75 late Monday afternoon really did not es tablish the market. While the trans action was an actual one, still It was made under rather unusual conditions, a number of outside operators desiring the same lot. For the Tuesday morn ing trade there was only a. handful of stuff in the swine alleys and general tops were not considered above $17.50. General hog market range Prime mixed $i7.no0) 17.f.0 Medium mixed 16.5017.00 Rough heavies .... ...... 10.00 4 13-00 Pigs 12. 50 15.50 Smooth heavies 1 3.00 15.50 While no sales in " the cattle alleys have been made above $10.90 recently, the market is reflecting some improve ment. An $11 market sale would not be at all surprising.' In fact this price Is forecast for this time by some of the trade. Cattle market arrivals for Tuesday were fair, but two cars of these did not enter the market, being a direct ship ment to killers. , General cattle range: Choice grass steers $10.50a 10.98 Good to choice steers . . . 10.00i 10.50 Medium to good steers.. 9.00 Fair to good steers 8.25 Hi Common to fair steers. . . 7.00W Choice cows and heifers 8.00 Best feeders 7.50 Fair to good . .' , 0.00 Good to choice cows ana heifers ..- 7.00 m -8.00 Medium to good cows and heifers 6.00?? 7,00 Fair to medium cows and heifers 5 00 m 6.00 Cahners 3.0084.75 Bulls 3.7519 4.75 Choice dairy calves ..... IS. 00 15.00 Heavy calves 7.00 ife 8.50 Best light calves 11.60?13.00 Medium calves 9.0011.00 In the mutton and lamb alleys for Tuesday there was a smalt supply available. Demand remains on a very favorable fcasis. In fact, the situation indicates further improve ment, although no price changes fori Seattle Grains mid. Feeds SRATTLE, Wash., July si. City dc. livery: Feed Scratch feed $90; feeo wheat $95; all grain chop $80; oat: $: sprouting oats $81; rolled oat $80; whole com $84; cracked corn $86; rolled barley $75; clipped barley $80. Huy, Eastern Washington timothy mixed nominal;, double- compressed $51; new ali'ulta $36; straw- $22. lfot Market Strong- tnlllo Slow. , - SKATTLK, Wash., July 21. JtogH, receipts 152; strong. ' Prime 17.25 17.80; medium to "choice $16.25 17.25; rough heavies 14. 50 15.50 pigs 12.60 13.50. Cattle, receipt 146; slow. Prime 10.5011.00; medium' to choice 9.00 q 10.00; common tit good 6.00i)7.50 best cows and heifers, 8.00 & 8.50 medium to choice 7.008.00; common to good 5.00 i 6.50; bulls 5.50!i6.50 calves 7.00 14.00. . . a 9.00 8.25 8.50 8.00 7.50 Coffee Market Climbs Upward. H N'liW YOKK. July ' 21. While early developments In the coffee mar ket were net so bearish as on the pre vious day, partly because of a special Santos cable reporting tho market 00 to 15U reis higher, after the opening the later trading resulted in further demoralization which ' became rather acute near the close, - leaving final prices at the bottom and ,35 to 40 points under the previous . night. A special Santos cable reported the market uncharged to 250 reis lower which furnished the basis for most of the late selling here. Firm . offers were very weak. One shipper at San tos reduced his offers 7-8c and the cheapest threes and fours . prompt shipment were 15c, American- credit. Santos fours were also offered at 1F cents and Rio 7's as low as 11011.10. while Santos fours and fives were quoted at 14 7-8 all American credit Kansas battle Ixm-er . ;ilio'n and tamo Steady. KANSAS CITV. Mo., July 21. tie 16.000 beef steers steady to Z5c lower some heavy steers . off more: early ton 16.25; Quarantine receipts fifty cars; steady to 10c lower; .sale? 10.2012.75; bulk 11.50; grain fed Colorado bulk 16.35; she stock dull BROTHERS STAR IN BIG LEAGUE STEVE, f f3r. -STEVE, f ., 3 fVy r lil ind feeders steady to 25c lower; all classes slow; calves active, strong to ic higher; top vealers 10; bulk 11.50 tf 19.50. Sheep 7000; lambs steady to 25c lower; closing mean; -- bulk , Arizona 14.2514.50. Depression In Chicago Wheat Maitket. CHICAGO, July 21. Shutting off of export demand had a depressing effect 3n the wheat market today. Closing prices were unsettled. 2 1-2 to 3 1-2 net lower with December 2.57 and March 2.61 1-2. Corn finished 1 1-4 to 2 1-4 down, and oats off 5-8 to 1 1-4. In provisions, the outcome va ried from 25c decline to on advance of i l-2e. Bearish sentiment regarding wheat became emphatic after reports were circulated that' the British govern- nent had withdrawn from the market and would remain out for ten days or more. A sharp decline In exchange rates on London tended further to weaken values and to curtail buying. As a consequence sultry weather like ly to increase black rust damage was not a market factor except at tne jpening. Later, however, owing to fresh reports of crop injury by black rust and by Canadian drought and heat, some limited upturns in price were brought about. Leading commission houses were conspicuous in the corn selling, which appeared to be largely due to setbacks in the value of wheat. Rapid progress of the harvest did a good deal to ease the oats market. INTRODUCING JONATHAN STONE RAYMOND Price Tumble Irregularly - Downward In Session. NEW YORK, July 20. Prices of nopular shares tended Irregularly downward at the outset of today's contracted stock market session, be- ng firm to strong at mid-day but las- ng some of this advantage on real- sing sales in the final dealings. r Publication of the railway labpr board's, wage terms and the decision of the Pennsylvania' railroad company to reduce its working force by some 2.000 men occasioned moderate acti ng of rails at the opening but reac tions held within fractional bounds. Later when call loans were freely offered at the fixed rate of 8 per cent pools in steels, equipments and motors experienced little difficulty in etevat- ng their favorites by one to three points, the advance In a few Instances extending beyond those HmKs. Tobacco, food and chemical Issupes Improved on covering of contracts and he shorts In American Woolen also round It advisable to settle. Buying of woolen was accompanied by re oorts that the company's New Eng land mills soon would resume normal operations. Sales 325.000 shares. There was less pressure upon tho foreign exchange market but rates on Tendon continued to favor this center. "ranch, Dutch and Spanish bills, also reacting. Trading In bonds was light, but broad, embracing many Issues, hough mainly at Irregular changes. HwIbs government eights made a new high record at 103 1-8. Total sales I ? lit ppBm mmmm m m iiiwMii1W"s ami l iomiwiiii mi insw m ihm sunn mi i ' Introdt:c!ns; Jonathan Stone Ray mond! Jonathan Stone Raymond will go down in Yule hlntory as one of the prettiest class babies that ever hap pened. He happened to belong to the class of 1917 as a Junior member. , What the class thinks of him Is best told by the placards which heralded Jonathan Stone 'Raymond's appear ance during the commencement fea-- tivltles. i . .....t.... o a:.n.nnn rA TTnirori imt viiiue ----- , States bonds and registered S's gained Jwm v Prineville country. Islt relatives Motor' n to Prineville. Mr. and Mrs. James II. Estes left this morning by alito on a trip to the While there they living en the fOchoco project Including Mrs. Karn, Hall, Mrs. T. J. Casey and Mr. .O., I Slnton. nil formerly the Bhutrum glrla ' of this county. When the Cleveland Indla.s and tb WMb.lnt.ton NaU Clash m ,k. wS diimond, two brother. naiCo against each other. 8te JSt.SVi'lS? catcher lor the Indian, and Jlmml. O Nelll .hlne. V" . .v.. K.-ai. Thera ts stroal family reaeniBiasos. Overbeck & Cooke Co. Pendleton. Walla Walla, Portland Members of the Board of Trade. Stocks Bonds Grain Private Wires to all Exchanges Room JmW BMg. . Phone IM mmmamam :i;i1!!:l!!l!ii!!i'i!'tili!i1li 3 WE HAVE A FEW BUICKS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Place your order now for that new car. Oregon Motor Garage ' - DTOOKPORATK Distributor i CADILLAC. HUDSON, BUICK, ESSEX AND ACASON TRUCKS Phon. 468 . 19-121 W Court 1