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5? rwLvr. PAot'S i t" J-r 1.-. Vv'.r'i vk: PAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDATEVESmO, JITLY ZTflBgCF. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE A Shop Where every thing needed is done. .Nothing unneces sary is done. Whatever is. done is done skill fully and promptly. The result is satisfactory to you. 3 We welcome any job any investigation either our methods or our prices. of J" - iiM-i .1 Jl JV i ' m"c.i'Hfiition-wiiZi 1 n.-rii ti t i o rt ... . . i ' &jLk v msmm:'- : rsNPUcroic, cmKGOw pypoferrn hotCTj pkn narrow . s . 1 4) SS-SBSSSMS.MBJMBBaWSaMawa. " 1 Jen's ' HeavyU : ; : 0s,! f -p: A NO I've. 6T A RvQHT TO KICK-- r Garof alo Motor Repair Co. Below P. O. Watch Us Grow. Phone 879-W 612 West Alta Street THE HOUSE WREN There ore a number of sixties of wrens, hut few are KwnUT .siiicrs "i better scransTS than tlc com mon house wren. What they lack in sire, and they are really very -nia'l. they surely make up In quality. The AmcrJean National I tank has, in its over thirty one years of existence, wcatliereVl thru all kinds of conditions remlering real service for the upbuilding of the community and individuals. . ( Your aeeoiint Is invited. The AmencanNatioifcl Bank Pendleton. Oregon. Strongest Sank in Eastern Oregon" j ih JL'EHTTTTjTITrTT 0 tSt YOU'RE rwUAYS iAflMG THAT oo 'its A 'TAX PVfeR"! A "TAX vMYeR II LeT'S SIT DOUN HefV.5T OiND TSCK- IT OVCR i A, Pf?SOr4 CVJN'T T5C- UHCFTHG(5. YOU'Re PR.OVjP OV IT OR ' kHCTHCR YOU'rlC 5 RCV I ANfOlrHSR. THINS,, ) I ltIVT TO KNOW now UTTLC TOW HST JJi DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL "1 i .i Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Report" Chevrolet For quick and economical transpor tation. Ride in a new Chevrolet- pay while you ride $331.55 clown and . f $55.42 a month until paid. 490 Touring $950.00. 490 Roadster $935.00. - Advance on Chevrolets Aug. 1. Eastern Oregon Motor Co. 616 Garden St., Near P. O. Phono 1027 The following: prices are the prices being paid to producers by Pendleton business houses. Wherever retail prices are given the fact will be spe cially mentioned. Egg-s and Poultry. Eggs, E0 cents. (Retail price Is 50 cents.) .Hens, 20 cents. Roosters, IS cents a pound. Spring fryers. 25 cents a pound. Country Ham, l.Us. Ham, best quality, 28c. Bacon, best quality, 40c Butter Fat and Butter. . Ranch butter, 11.10 a roll. (Retail price la also 11.10.) 75 cents higher; toulk good and choice natives and westerners 14.00 14.75; bulk cull natives 7.50SS 8.00; sheep steady; best fat ewes 8.00; New Mexico feeding yearlings 9.26. . Bonded Grain Warehouse I Show Increased Receipts XBff YORK, July 27. The visible supply of American and bonded grains shews the following changes: Wheat increased 475,000 bushels. Corn increased 130,000 bushels. Oats increased 300,000 'bushels. Rye, increased 65.000. Cruikshank & Hampton 124-128 E. Webb St Phone 548 LINOLEUM - Whether you want the 12 ft. wicle print linoleum or a fine inlaid, or Congoleum, we can furnish you ' from a large variety of patterns. , In the 12 ft. you can have a large room laid with no s-eams. More Paid for Horn ami Cattle In Monday Market Hogs went to a new mark and there was also a higher price for cattle in the North Portland alleys for the week's opening. tfheep were under pressure. . . nenersl hog market range- Prime mixed tl7.2517.75 Medium mixed 18.75 17.25 Rough heavy '. . . 12.00 W 14.00 Smooth heavy 14.(M)15.75 Pigs . 12.50 S 18.00 It was an easy matter for quality stuff to bring an extra dime in the cattle alleys for the Monday trade. One lot of 21 head that averaged 1191 pounds went at $11 during the initial transaction for the week. General cattle range: Choice grass steers . . . . $10. 50j 11.00 Good to choice steers ... 10. 00(8 10.50 Medium to good steers. .. 9.00 10.00 Fair to good steers 8.25 9.00 Common to fair steers. . . 7.00 8.25 Choice cows and heifers 8.00! 8.50 Best feeders 7.50 8.00 Fair to good 6.00 7.50 Good to choice cows ana heifers 7.00(g) 8.00 Medium to good cows and - heifers 8.00 7.C0 Fair to medium cows and heifers 5.00 8.00 Canners 3.004.75 Bulls 3.76 4.75 Choice dairy calves...,. 13.00 15.00 Heavy calves 7.00 9.00 Best light calves 11.50013.0 Medium calves . . .' 9.00 11.00 Greater run invaded the sheep and lamb alleys at North Portland Mon day and there was practically no trade at the start. At the start it looked like a fight for control of prices with buyers in a well established prices with buyers In a General sheep and lamb range: Fast of mountain lambs. $11.00 11.50 Valley lambs '. 9.25 10.25 Cull lambs 7.00 8.00 Yearlings 8.50 7.60 Weathers 8.00 7.00 Ewes 2.26 8.00 Soettlo Gets No Hogs; Cattle. Open Steady . S KATTIjB. Wash., July 27. Hobs receipts none, steady, prime 17.25 17.85; medium to choice 18.25 17.25; rough heavies 14.60 15.60; pigs 12.50 13.60. Cattle Receipts" 105. Steady. Prime 11. 00a 11.60; medium to choice 9.50 10.50; common to good 7.008.50; best cows and heifers 8.6009.00; medium to choice 7.00 8.60; common to good 5.50 6.50; bulls 5.60 6.60. Feed and Grains Hold At Good Figures. SEATTLE. Wash.. July 27. City de livery. Feed scratch, $99; wheat $94; all grain chop $78; oats $78: sprouting oats $81; rolled oats $80; whole corn $81; cracked corn $83; rolled barley $74; clipped barley $79. ifay. eastern Washington timothy 722; nominal double compressed $43 $44; new alfalfa $34; straw $22. Chicago Prices Crumble On Wheat Corn and Oats CHICAGO, July 27. Prices under went a general smash Monday on the Board of Trade. Reports of the finan cial embarrassment of a big corcern in the automobile industry, accompanied the flurry. All grain and provisions closed heavy with wheat 7 3-4 to 8 net lower at 2.47 1-4 December, and Mdrch 2.51. Corn lost 7 1-2 to 9 5-s, oats 4 to 8 3-4 and provisions 50 cents to $2. I Wheat values suffered an almost complete collapse. .There was a rush to sell when the market opened and at no time did any lasting power to rally develop. The initial seeling was due to the bearish crop outlook and in parti cular to Federal Reserve Bank advices indicating that black rust would not cause any great Impairment of the spring wheat yield. Besides, it was said in other quarters that the last three days of cool; clear weather had been a life-saver for wheat. With the chief incentive for high prices thus swept away, the market was In no con dition to withstand disturbing rumors which spread later touching uncon firmed financial and Industrial difficulties.- Weakness, of the stock market had considerable to do with accelerating declines in grain, corn and oats prov ing especially sensitive. Provisions tumbled with grain and hogs. . Trousers $3.49 Just the pants vou have been wish- v Irl find i lllg J U WVVl AaS Just the thing for summer work pants : or for outing trips. The heavy khaki is : very durable and its rich tan color " makes them unusu ally good. Two button down back pockets, belt loops and cuff finished bottoms, $3.49 pair. KHAKI RIDING BREECHES $3.49Good weight, olive, drab kha ki made up in regulation style with belt loops, lace knees ana double patch seat, $3.49 pair.- . ' MOLESKIN PANTS $4.50 Wear extraordinary is what you may ex pect from these moleskin pants, fine for work or outings; dark . gray striped pattern, made with belt, loops, button flap, back pockets, cuff bottoms, $4.50 pair. COTTON WORK PANTS $2.98 PAIR Dark stripe patterns woven from hard twisted cotton to give maximum service at a low price belt loops, plain bottoms. ,..v SHOUHOUSE MOTOR SUITS $4.50, $4.98 Really the best. motor suits we have had and that's putting it pretty strong. . Heavy weight khaki material made up in the very best manner, bizes 34 to 46, $4.50; sizes 46 to 48, $4.98 suit. . f '" MEDIUM WEIGHT KHAKI MOTOR SUITS $2.98-Men who prefer a lighter suit for summer wear will be pleased to find such a good one at a price so reasonable, not a cheap suit but a good one very closely priced; all sizes, $2.98 suit.. , HEAVY BLUE DENIM MOTOR SUITS $3.98 The dark color of this heavy denim suit makes it a favorite with mechanics and tourists alike. Well made with adjustable cuff bands and plenty of tool pockets, $3.98 suit ." . ,'. r.'''" S Stocks generallv Ise at yesterday's Close. NEW YOKIK, July 27. Yesterdays stock exchange session was again given over lanrelv to nrofe-slonal traders. Prices crumbled precipitately In the Inst hour, when call money advanced at 10 per cent after having openea . o oon. The rise in loanB was coincident with reports of additional withdrawal of government funds from local Institutions tomorrow. Oils .steels, equipments, motors and specialties loBt most ground In the setback towards the close. Mexican Petroleum registered a net loss of 9 1-2 points. Vanadium 8 1-2, Pan-American 6 3-8, Crucible 5 1-4, Baldwin. 4 1-2. Studebaker 3-4, Inter national Paper $ 1-2 and Retail Ptores a 1-4. Sales 585.000 shares. While conditions In central Europe "were re ported better, private advances dealing with other European masters occasion ed some concern in local banking cir cles. 1 . British and Frenoh exchange were little more than firm but varying de grees of strength were shown y re mittances to Italy, Belgium and Ger- Cattle Sed r to Weak: Sheep Active; Ivambs Steady KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 27. uai- tle 25.000; yearlings, canners and com fed steers barely steady; other mostly atoariv: best she stock .weak to SO rents lower; top 15.60; bulk 10.66 12.60; bulk she stock 8.60.0: feed era mostly 25 cents lower; calves 6 cents higher; best vealers 13.60 14.00; quarantine 84 oars, IS cent lower; top 12.00; bulk 10.00 all .25. Sheep i.tOO; active; lambs strong to "PEACOCK" NUT The Ideal Summer Fuel. BURNS CLEAN BURNS WITH LITTLE ASH . BURNS ECONOMICALLY Makes Cooking a Pleasure Phone 178 many. Rates on Argentine were at an Increased discount.- In bonds the only feature was a break in Virginia defer red 66's from the recent sharp rise. Most other domestic and foreign Issues were little altered. Total sales (par value) $8,550,000. Old U. 8. bonds unchanged on call. C1ROO KI8 TRA43EW BY WROfcGFn IICBBY ''KLAMATH FAliS, July 27. i Charles W. Sakln. who for the past few weeks has been employed as bookkeeper at the Palace market and several other business houses, was landed In Jail yesterday on charges made by W.. I James f Richmond, Va.. who' claims that' he trailed the young man across the continent and recognised him here. Sakln is . ac- OIL PAINTING LESSONS GIVEN BY AST E3tPEKT TEACHER. - Also cleaning, renewing and repairing ' done. . . ' : " J PHONE 38-M. eused of violating the Uana law by ln duclng the wit of Jamei to leave her j four children and come West ' iItbri him.- .-' ; ' ' "'Vt Sakln la also alleged to hava W-j-beszled funds frpm several concern In Virginia. Local business ' houiesj for whom the young man has kept! books are having their accounts aud'-. ited today In quest of bogus entries.-!, Try East Oregonisa Waal , UisW. DR. K. J. YORK The Celebrated China doov tor with his woadarfut Chines roots and herb. Special treat- ; ment haa cured hundred of dlf- . ferant diseases (or ma and'' woman. 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