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DAILY EAST CSEGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 11, 1821.
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1 QUJBURSTS OE EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET. NEWS," LOCAL AND GENERAL
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Soap' Special
-anp it's Just cnh thincj aftctk anothcf?
U.kcxTmtI foi? instamcb Four nC2.hts
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
Total run of 116 car of livestock
mere shown in the North Portland al
leys over Sunday, with hut five can
il.-ct shipments to outside killers.
All lines were active, with a tinge of
strength.
K!Ht of the mountain lambs advanc
ed !&c at the opening of the week's
linde at North Portland, with Initial
ale up to 110.60 In the alley. There
w:i a very liberal, showing of 2 1
head In this division for the day, but
thore was an excellent tone through
out the trailing.
General sheep market range:
East of mountain lamb t 9.6010.50
Willamette valley luniba OOtf 9.60
Cull lamb 6.00 t 6.00
Fevder lambs 6.00 7.00
Yearling .00 8.00
Wethers 6.004 6.60
Sale In the swine alleys nt North
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Portland were again mads up to $12. S j
in til. early Monday morning trading,
evep though the run totaled 1423 head,
compared with 1182 head last Monuuy
and 1306 head a year ago.
There wag weakness generally Indi
cated In 'the eastern hog alleys, with
substantial price, declines at some ot
ihe leudlng centers.
At the opening of the local trade
there was a general disposition among
killers to take hold.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed 612.00iiJ12.S5
Smooth heavy 11. 60f 12.00
Hough heavy 7.60f 10.35
eat pigs 10.00ST 11.00
Feeder pigs 8.00010.00
Snappy tone was shown In the cat
tle alleys at North Portland during the
Monday morning session. Thero was a
very liberal supply of 2304 head re
ported In the alleys over Sunday and
only five loads went direct to outside
killers. The remainder wero offering
here. , ,
Trices all through the cattle division
were fully steady at the opening, with
sales at axtremo prices.
General cattle market range:
Choice steers 8.50 9.25
Good to choice steers .. . S.OO'ul 8.50
Medium to good steers . 7.50S.OO
Fair to good steers . . , . . 6.60 7.50
Common to fair steers.. 5.50 0 6.50
Choice cows and heifers 7.00 7.50
Good to choice cows and
heifers 6.25 7.00
Medium to good cows and
heifers 5.50 0 6.00
Fair to medium cows and
heifers
Common cows, heifers.
Cannera
Fulls
Choice dairy calves . .
Heavy calves
Best light calves
Choice feeders
Pair to good feeders . .
Medium light calves . .
5.50
6. OP
3.56
5.50
5.00
4.00 4
2.50 i)
4.600
12.000) 13.00
6.0011.00
10.00 11.00
6 6')0 7.25
6.756 6.75
9.00 y 10.00
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Uncle Sam liTag up a new aviption record aon-Etop flight witt
pilot and five passengers when the N C.-5 flew from San Diego to
Magdalen Bay. Lower California, in nine boars ad IS minutes.
Dfttanee, 70S miles; speed, about 72 m les an hoar The N C.-5
is a U. S. nary seaplane a sister of the N.. C.-4 whiih mads the first
trans-Atlantic flight. She is shown resting on the water, while on
the pier s sailor is standing under the nose of another ot the same
type. This gives an idea of the great size of these plaaes.
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; We will sell you (Thi3 Week Only) . .
CRYSTAL WHITE OR WHITE WONDER 1
LAUNDRY SOAP .
15 Bars $1.00
Golden Marshmallow Syrup, 1 gallon. . ... $1.25
1-2 GaUort . ....I.. 65c
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Sanitary Grocery
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The Most in Value The Best in Quality ;
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acKson
"Save your money and thrive, or pay tlie priorf in
poverty and di-'rac.
Everyone's destiny Is in his own hands, but It. makes
a trcinendons difference as to how tlie man has been '
trained during his youthful years. If lie lias been
taught the careful handling of money and to be
thrifty, he mill never have to pay Oio price of pov
erty and disgrace.
If your son has no Savings Account, start liim out
with one now. Hie Dollar or more will open sueh
an account for him.
The AmcncanStional Bank
Penrfleton. Oregon.
'Strongest Sank in Cast era Oregon"
Wheat Swings I'pward;
Sterling Hise Significant.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11. (A.P. Indi
cations of export demand gave an up
ward swing to wheat prices today after I
a decline at the start. Closing quo
tations were strong 1 3-4 to 3 3-4c
higher, with March 1.77 to 1.77 1-2
and May 1.68 1-4. Corn finished 1-S
to 1-8 advance and provisions down
15 to 45c.
Active buying by houses with sea
board connections accompanied the
ascent ot values In wheat and an un
usual rise In sterling exchangge was
also regarded significant. A further
stimulus was word that committee
hearings on the emergency tariff
would end tomorrow and that the bill
would shortly be returned to the sen
ate. On the advance. March delivery
touched the highest figures since No
vember. Earlier weakness was as
cribed to reports telling of fairly lib
eral southwest offerings and to the
circumstances that this has been a
traditional favorite date for calendar
speculators to press the selling side.
Heavy receipts acted as a weight on
prices in the corn market and on oats
as well. . M '
Provisions were lower in line with
hogs.
Seottlo lVed Market : fejtlEKEI
Alfalfa From 91 to $33.
SEATTLE, Jan. 11. City delivery:
Feed Scratch feed 161 ton; feed
wheat J63; all grain ejiop lal; oats.
S49; sprouting oats $54; rolled oats
$51; whole corn $47; cracked corn,
$49; rolled barley $50 clipped bar
ley $55; milled feed $39; bran $39.
Hay Alfalfa $27 ton; double com
pressed alfalfa $33; ditto timothy $39;
eastern Washington mixed $35.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS
ECONOMICALLY WELL OFF
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1 We Are Remarking j
QurQ0ps
to conform with the market, irrespective of what
they cost us.
We follow a policy of no special sales, but you save 1
money with us when you see us for Furniture.
Frisco Produce Prices
Vegetables Corn and Wheat.
SAX FRAXCISCO, Jan. 11.
ceipts: Flour 3930 qrs.; wheat
centals; barley 125,470 sacks;
746 centals; beans 4839 sacks;
-Re-320
oats
cbrn
505 centals; onions 404 sacks; pota
toes 3683 sacks; hay 191 tons; lemons
and oranges 2100 boxes; hides 245
rolls.
Wheat 2.753.05; barley spot feed
1.50 ft 1.60; shipping 1.751.90; oats
red feed $1.50(81.75; corn white
Kgyptian 3.00 3. 0D; red milo 2.76 if
2.80.
Navel oranges 2.505 4.50! lemons
2.00&3.50; lemonettes 1.502.00
grapefruit new crop 2.50 3; Rrizona
3.50 4.25; limes 1.251.60; tanger.
ines $2Z3.00; bananas SfrlO.
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Market Dull for Steers.
KANSAS CITY, Jan.
17,000; practically on sales of killing
steers, bids 25 to 50c lower; she stock
steady to 25c lowers some packer bids
J0c lower; good heifers 7.75; canners
mostly around 3.00; bulls steady;
calves 50 to 75c lower; good and
choice vealers 11 12; Blockers and
feeders steady to strong; many sales
7 0 8.50.
Sheep. 15.000; strong: wethers 6.35;
ewes 4.75; lambs 2550c lower: Col
orado, pea fed $10.5.
PRAGUE, Jan. 11. (By Lloyd Allen,-
U. P. Staff Correpondent.)
Seautiful Prague is the envy of 1 all
Central Europe.
This Is because of the strong eco
nomic position of Czecho-Slovakia as
compared to the remainder of this
part of tbo world.
The Csechs have great factories;
highly educated population; a very
efficient government and great nation-,
al wealth in the form of mines, for
ests, and agriculture.
Their sugar crop, for example, will
total 250,000 tons this year and there
Is a serious sugar shortage over most
of the European continent ' . .
Wherefore the starving towns of
Vienna, Warsaw and Budapest think
Prague is a lucky town.
Although the fact that the Cechs
are better off than the rest of their
nelghttois, everything Is not exactly as
it should be. There are plenty of
things to worry about from the point
of view of Prague.
For example, the country must
maintain a big army at huge expense,
to curb any sudden warlike movq on
the part of Hungary and also guard
the valuable Teschen coal basin from
Polish aggression.
Furthermore there is a very trou
blesome job here keeping the 3,000,
000 hundred per cent Germans from
making trouble. The Germans bitter
ly resent Czech rule a vlcwplnt the
Czechs don't worry about in the least,
remembering the hundreds of years,
the Czechs wero oppressed by German
11. Cattle Austrian rule. , '
X'resmeni .uasaryK, tviio mipj'ena, to
be the George Washington ot this
sturdy country, lives in a. huge palace
dominating Prague, using only a few
of the 800 rooms while other portions
of the gigantic buildings have been
assigned to workers" families because
of the housing shortage.
While the food supplies Of."CzMo-
Slovakia are almost adequate for the
support of ihe country, poor distribu
tion causes much suffering, mainly in
Slovakia and Ruthenia.
. And there Is not enough food In Bo
hemia, Moravia and Silesia, where
100,000 tons ot fats and 180,000 tons
of other foods will have to be bought
outside the country this year.
Three years ago this hard working
little country was part of the great
Aii8tro-Hungarlan monarchy, while
German proprietors owned almost one
third of all the cultivated land and
acted as henchmen of the Hapsburgs.
One of the first things the newly cre
ated Czech government did was to
pass legislation that broke up these
estates, comprising 17.000 square
miles. .
; Use Utah Coal, which is satisfying- more people ;
s 1 every day. S
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Rooms SI and 16 Smith -Crawford
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ralepnoaa 10 - Ksa. Tsl-H
Dr. Lynn K. Blakes!e :
Jnronto and Nervous Diseases aa4
Diseases ! Women. X-2ay Eisotra
Therapeutics,
rempls Bid. Room 11
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' The Czechs are depending on Ameri
ca for great supplies of cotton. There
is also great need of hides and wool.
Everywhere in the country there
a lack of sympathy for the plight of
Vienna, because the people cannot for
get the centuries when Vienna fatten
ed and grew rich at the expense of the
Czechs, as well as the other smaller
nationalities of that once great 'Austri
an empire. However, . the hatred
against Vienna is cooling somewhat.
Dr. Benes, the Czecho-Slovakia foreign
minister, has recommended renewing
neighborly relations with Vienna in the
not distant future.
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PRTMIKIt HATES VKMZEIiOS
ATHENS, Jan. 11. (A. P.) Rhal
11, the new Greek Premier, hates Venl
zelos and had no love for Constantino
until Entente powers opposed him.
Since then he has been Constantine's
devoted supporter. Often he has been
at loggerheads with the crown.
READ JTHE LIST
Of Roots, Herbs, Barks and Berries
It Tells the Stery
Seattle livestock Market.
Best Steers $8.57 to $9.33.
SEATTLE. Jan. 11. Hogs Re
ceipts 256. Strong. Prime 12,00
12; rough heavies 9.00g 9.50; pigs 9
11.
Cattlt! Receipts 650. . Strong.
Prime steers 8. 75S 9.25; medium to
choice 7.0008.25; common to good
6.00JJ7.00; best cows and heifers 7
.50; medium to choice 6.50S 6 50;
common to good 4.00 5.50; bulls 4
6; calves .00 9 13.
I We have the most beautiful dining sets, in golden
1 oak, mahogany, walnut and Jacobean sets, in all the
latest patterns.
1 Come to our store where you have room to see
our goods. '
5 Double Show Room
Cruikshank & Hampton
QUALITY COUNTS
121-128 E. Webb St Thone 518
Butter Ilrm In New York; .
Bent KRSH 09 to 70c.
NEW YORK, Jan 11. Butter
firm; creamery higher than extras 64
S54 1-2; creamery extras 63 1
firsts 44i52.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered extra
firms 69'70; firsts 6768c.
Cheese firm; state, whole milk flats
held specials early made 27 1-2i328
1-2; ditto fall made 25 l-2fli 26 1
state, whole milk, flats, fresh specials
2425. .?.-.-
tt the merit combined In Hood's
Sarsaparllla as a medicine for ca
) larrh, rheumatism. ' scrofula and
other Ills of the blood, stomach,
lver and kidneys. '
Sarsaparllla, yellow, dock, stil
- tlngla, blue flag, guaiac, altera-
Uves, hlood-puriders and tonics.
Mandrake and dandelion, antl
blllous and liver remedies.
Wlntergreen and bitter orange
peel, tonles, appetizers, digestives.
Juniper berries, uva ursi anti plp
slssewa. great, kidney remedies.
Ccntian root, wild cherry. stom
ch tonlcB. and others of value.
v Economy.and true rnerl. are ce
, blued in Hood's Sarsaparllla.
iraSTilflBIK
of Pendleton
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feS Y S T SI'S
Offers an unexcelled banking service to In
dividuals "' and corporations; transacts a
general banking business and maintains
special departments with f acibties pi the
highest character.
PENDLETON, OREGON
THE MORE CAREFUL YOU ARE
TO BUY THE, BEST COAL, THE
MORE CERTAIN YOU VILL BE TO
lUmcli I'en 53 to 48 Cents;
Butter 3 to 50 Cents.
SEATTLE, Jan. 11. Eggs Select
local ranch white shells 63c; pullets
4Sc.
Butter City creamery In cubes 4 9c;
bricks or prints 50c; seconds In cubes
39c; bricks 40c; country creantery ex
tras cost to jobbers In cubes 43c:
storage nominal.
P.)
Calif.
Oregon Prunes 1IH 1-2;
Urted Apples Neglected.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11. (A,
Evaporated apples neglected.
7$ 9 3-4; state 64110 1-2-
Prunes more demand; Calif. 4H7;
Oregons 11 14 1-2.
Peaches dull, standard 16c; choice
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Everybody knows Buick builds six-cylinder
Valve-in-Head. automobiles. 7
that Buick sold its entire 1920 outpu$ long
' before the end of the season. " ;
thai Buick has! sold a large percentage of its
1921 schedule.
that Buick, users are Buick salesmen. "
' that Buick car values are 100 per cent M
Added to their recognized high service .value :
the new Buick models possess a distinctive beauty.
Their graceful lines and handsome appointments
merit the pride which early buyers have expressed.
Nineteen Twenty One Buick automobiles have
more improvement1? than any Buick models in the
past five years and 1921 models represent 25 per
cent greater used car values. "
Many of our spring deliveries are already con
tracted for.' . Thousands have been disappointed
during past years because of the shortage of Buick
cars.. ; t -m
THE MATTER OF PRESENT PURCHASING
SHOULD RECEIVE THE IMMEDIATE
CONSIDERATION OF MOTOR CAR BUYERS
When Better Automobiles Are Built, Buick Will
Build Them. i - v,
Oregon Motor Garage
Distributor
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