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PAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1021. TWELVE PAGES DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL x Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports ' .cattle market t North Portland was if nominal character with not enough stuff available to give the market price iaiiy rt of tost. j Central rattle market range: Choice stoera J S.BOIfS 9.10 Medium to good steers. Fair to medium steers . Common to fair steers . Hog Market x Nli-ady yilh futile I m-liaiiml (Krom Oregon Juiirn.il.) Soven loads formed totnl arrivals at North Portland for Thursday with only a sprinkling of ctipplieit other than roiits. The hog market was steady to firm with one lot up n dime. Cuttle and (sheep were nominally steady. While one load of hoKs sold Thurs- i Choice cows and heifer Oay at North Portland at fllSo, or j Medium to good cons and II) cents above the top of the previous' Heifers day; the Reneral market wn consider-j Fair to medium cows and fd steady with a top of llt.r.O, There heifers wag a fair run of swine jn the alley common cows, heifers .. for th? day and buying was rapid at ; fanners veil maintained values. j Hulls General hog market ramse: Choice dairy calves . Prime lipht J 1 lOOff 1 1.50 Pest Msht calves ... Rmooth heavy 10.RiHilI.uo, Medium light calves Koush heavy 7. 00 if 9.50 Fat pigs 10.00W11.0I) Feeder pigs 10 0(Ki 11. ."ft With Just a pair of cattle reported In the allevs for the ilnv. Thursday's $.00 W S 60 7.00i S.00 S.00W 7.00 6.7561 7.25 6.25 t.'S 5. BOO 6.23 4.00 W -6.50 S.00 4.00 4. SOW 6.50 12.00WU.O0 10.00W 11.00 9.00 if 10.00 Choice feeders S.500 7.23 Fair to good feeders .... 5.750 .75 In the sheep and Iamb alleys thet was likewise a nominal run at North Portland Thursday and all prices were Jfaw cGd tfie . Wriglit Bros, da it? The invention, construction and practical nsei f the flyine machine by the Wright Urns, was not a mi w-liit roptoitifin. It was tho painstakingly tvorklng-out of ewry ilHail. failures ami trying again. Jmt worst of it .all was the ridicule of the piple. for tlicy lightly oonocdeil them "slightly touched." It was always so: Anyone who lias the courage and pluck to got out of tlm common drift or Mael strom, fidlows a different course and hy will-power ami thrift works out his own scheme, is usually scorned. , What is your course of action, your plan? Slake up your mind and save, It Is the real begin ning of sooccss. A Saving Account In this strong bank kept up per sistently will give you will-training. Try it. ' The AmencMlGtibitfd Bank Pendleton, Oregon. ' 'Strongest Sanc in Gaston Oregon' ii!iiiiiiiiiinnii:iiuiniii!iii!iiiiiiiiijiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiP s? '. .srrv ---"'.'- r. ..i continued nt the provlous range. " General sheep market range: East of mountain lambs t (.50010.50 Willamette valley lambs 9.00 tp S.60 Cull lambs ,., 8.00. (.00 Feeder lambs 6.00 iff 7.00 Wethers 8.6,0(7.00 Light yearlings 7.504t' 8.50 Heavy Yearlings ,'. ....... 7.00 ffl' T.ffU Kwes ( 1.00 5.00 Ikvf M.vrs Doll ', And 2.1 p. 0 Cents Lower. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 28 Cuttle, 5, 500; beef steers dull, 25$j50c lower; top 8.50; best 7.50ir7.90; she stock weak to 23c lower; some better grades off more; good heifers 7; choice and, prime cows 6.25 it t. 50; ciuiners, bulls and calves steady; practical top veal ers 12;. good canoers around S.25; bulls 5.00 Si 5.50; Blockers and feeders mistly 25c lower; bulk of sales 6.25 8 7.25. .. Sheep 6,500; steady to 25c lower; fed ewes $5.00; lambs mostly 25c low er; 78-pound fed lambs 10.25. Xo Hog Itccelpls; Canto Weak. SEATTLE,' Jan.. 2S. Hogs Re ceipts none. Steady. Prime 11.009. 11.60; smooth heavies lOSi'll; rough heavies 88 8.50; pigs 9 11. Cattle Receipts 124. Weak. Trime steers 8.75 f 9. 25; medium to choice 76 7.25;. comuion to good 6.00 7.00; best cows and heifers Hi 7.50; medium to choice. 6. 50 (ft 6.60; bulls 4.00 6.00; calves, light 11 ffi 12.50; heavy 6.00 7.00. - Scuttle Feed Range 71 to $:t I XT Ton. SEATTLE, Jan. 28. City delivery: Feed Scratch feed 159 ton; baby scratch feed teed wheat $64; all grain chop $51: oats $49; sprouting oats $54; rolled barley $48; clipped barley $53: milled feed $39; bran $39. Hay Alfalfa $27 ton; double com pressed alfalfa $33; ditto timothy $39; eastern Washington mixed $35; straw $20. '. Eggs 4950. Cube limit 44. ' s SEATTLE, Jan. 2S. Eggs Select local ranch white shells, -49 50; pul lets, 45. Butter City creamery, In cubes 44; bricks or prints 45c; seconds in cubes 41c; bricks 42c; country creamery ex tras, cost to jobbers in cubes 41c; ricks, 42c; country creamery extras, cost to Jobbers in cubes 41c; storage, nominal. .1 Hece:pts at Frisco, Apples. 1.25(g) 3.00. " SAN-FRANCISCO, . Jan. 28. Re ceipts. Flour 12,450 quarters; wheat. 935 centals; barley 231 centals; beans 2270 sacks; corn 600 centals: potatoes 5642 sacks;' onions 953 sacks; hay 168 tons: hides 95 rolls; lemons and oranges 800 boxes; livestock 100 head. Red feed oats 1.60 1.70. k Apples Xewtons 1.25 0 30 13J(mi vr Butter Firm. Creamery Higher. ': ' NEW YORK. Jan. 28. Butter "firm, creamery higher than extras 51S5tV4 cents; creamery extras 501t50V:c; creamery firsts 43 49c. ; ' ' Eggs unsettled; fresh gathered. ex tra firsts 64c; fresh gathered firsts 62 ft 63c. . Cheese steady, unchanged. Evaporated Apples lifeless. Prunes Quieter. NEW YORK, Jan. 28. Evaporated apples, lifeless. Prunes quieter. Peaches Inactive. I Every article a great saving to you. We will con- I unue this ale until everything is sold. 1 COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS I A $140 Columbia machine with 20 free ' Records for $85.00 ; A $120 Columbia machine with 20 free . I 5 , Records for $75.00 5 . A $75 Columbia machine with 20 free I 5 , Records for-. $50.00 j 5 EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED EXCEPT CONTRACT GOODS. i S A $24.00 Mattress, Fine Springs $12.00, and French Post Ivory Bed $23.00, all for $35.00 i A fine felted Cotton Mattress formerly $18. , . $9.00 5 A 50c Heavy Carpet Beater ...... .. 25c i I $12.00 Leather Seat Dining Chairs $6.50 I 50c Cold Handle Fry Pans 20c ! 25c Bread Tins '. 10c 1 25c Bake Pans ; 15c I 1 Heavy China Pktes, dozen . . r $2.00 f I ON SALE! ON SALE! ON SALE! I I Owing to the greatly reduced prices the i sale is for cash only. . I Cruikshank & Hampton I I ' . "QUALITY COUNTS" I 124-23 E. Webb , : y Phone 548 Vonr Old I"unilyre taken In exchange as part payment oa new. E i!ltt!Uri!!IHninHnJ!IUiMIUIIII!lIIHlilfIHUfUIII!!IJ!HilIlililiUHlUUllllii CANADA PAPER IXYK.STMKXT OTTAWA, Ontao-io, Jan. 2S. Ac cording to the Bureau of Statistics. (Atawa, figures compiled show that there is at the present time $264,361, 300 invested in the pulp and paper In dustry in Canada. The returns cover the operation of 99 plants. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE' . " . r-77 I r Ij' ! It'll " OC- 'T-1 1 hi1 Irsi?! h . fli1 I J if 'j 'iji, ''''' ' II l. .11. -..M ... ...W jll I ' I r.5&r Ktr-T qiN Goimg., MUTor ets- vat or MAsl ; I ujaiCit THe NINTH " LGT THS Feu-oW PWT In TH5. New lii'ij pjMp(oorc u&pokcs ice-Ac Miff 'Mm' Wtli U.S.CONCEDESEVERY El SACftAMENTO, Cal., Jan. 28. (A. P.) Japan apparently is 'to bo con cl'ded everj- demand that It has made in the conversations between Ambas sadors S'hidehara and Morris, It won declared here today by V. . p. Jlc Clatch, Sacrumento publisher and rep resentative of the Japanese exclusion league of California in Washington, 1. C. . "As well as the guarded statemept from the state department may bh understood," Mr. Mct'latchy said, fol- lowinr; the receipt of the ' reported agreement at Washington, ''it would appear that under the plan' recom mended, Japan is fb be conceded every demand that she has1 madei, if the recommendation of Ambassador Morris is to be heeded, that- recom mendation, however, must e passed upon by the state department and probably the president, befdve It is embodied in a proposed treaty and then it will rest with the senate, whether or not such provisions are to be accepted." ? SEAM IB FHfD, , SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 28. (A. P.) John Schmitt, whose trial on a charge of first decree murder in con nection with tho killing of three Se attle police officers in gun battles last "riday, is scheduled' for tomorrow, was today removed from the city uil and taken to Taconwi,. Wash,, for sfc keeping, it vvas learned tonight. ., Police said the move was made as a precaution against possible mob vio lence, but stated that, there had beeh no demonstrations. "'"( "WASHINGTON, Jan. 28. (A. P.) By-partisan support for the naval disarmament, movement was given in the senate today during discussion of Senator Borah's disarmament resolu tions. . . ' v Senator Borah's plan for an official determination of the future value of big ships 1n the American naval pro gramme was endorsed. Senator Borah spoke in behalf of his project. The dltarmament discussion was in terjected in the tarirf ' debate. The house nAvnl committee toduy post poned Indefinitely the hearing of General Pershing on disarmament scheduled br tomorrow, because of the Illness of Chairman Butler. , Senator Borah declared that if.the, people of the I'nlted Suites. Great Britain and Japan could voice their opinions, he felt confident they would speak for an 'agreement to reduce na val, building, i .' Two Means of Defiat. "There are two ways to defeat dis armament," he declared, "One is to oppose it conscientiously. Another is that adopted by others in public life who urc willing to give 'lip service to disarmament, but conjure up all ron cuivablo methods to secure delay.'' He said his other resolution calling on the senate naval committee for an opinion as to whether the American M naval building programme could ' be suspenneu ror six monens until me value of capital ships had been de termined, was designed to develop "as deflnitply as can be known what Will bring us an efficient navy.1' Capital Ships ,osc Value. Many high naval officers, he said, believe that Capital ships have lost their value, because of the develop ment of submarine and 'aerial war fare, but were unable, he said, to state their real opinion. Notice Was served by the senator that If the na vul committee should not act on his EXTRA SPECIAL V - ' I For Saturday Only illLLS RED CAN COFFEE ' louncl 47c - 2 1-2 Founds $1.15 . 5 Pounds $2.25; Golden Marshmallow Syrup, 1-2 gallon. . . . 65c Old D&tch Cleanser,' can 10c Citrus Washing Powder, 3 packages. 85c Sun Maid Seeded Raisins, 3 packages. ..... 85c , ' The- iivcery 221 East Court St The Most in Value . The Best in Quality . rhono 871 Saititaryi MMh Unless you see the. name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years, and proved safe by millions. Say "Bayer"! SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc tions for tfeadache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheu matism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain geierally.Strictly American! Handy tin boxes of 12 tablet cost but a few cent -Larger package!. A.DIrla is lb. trma. nitrk ef D.r.r kUnur.ctur. of HonoM.tlcrt4tr.f 9l!crllccl' resolution of Inquiry he would intro duce another resolution calling for a thorough Investigation of the naval programme. t Senator King also urged an -exhaustive lnvestigaton"""to determine what units would make a modern navy. , He cited that the present, building programme was adopted five years ago, before the I'nlted States entered the war and before the changes wrought by the submarines. decide whether to accept the offer of a tS,0D0.ni)t gift by the Knights of Co I um bus for the erection of a Legion war memorial in Washington, it was announced today. . At national headquarters here It was believed the committee would ac-' ccpt tho gift. ' I Harding Is Spending Vacation f"'"1? jf'Wi lwli.mjwiijiiiiinmiiiiiii.Lni iini ii inn) - i ft H. PM ' . ' ' M t ' 'j.' -.. f --iw .' - t-- , j 1 1 ' i'i . hiw -w ' ."i'-.jti ... a 'T 1 L -""vl ' ' i '" -' ' 1 'm. :.;-:r- . A 11 P ;jJ . i tp' ,- J i;---. 1 ,-wun if ' 1 X:!: t?' v R'.'-f V?.if it :. v K. C'S OFFER LEGION 5 MILLION AS GIFT INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Jan. 2S. (A. The national executive committee of tho American Legion will meet-. In Washington February 7, 8 and 9 to Morams m For Expectant Mothers Used By Three Ceiemthks m r soourr o. aoniisMoe u. nt iait. nn liuniu muLAto co, Pf rf, 5 0, Atuucii. as. LOGICAL ADVICE! Strike at tle root of weak ness is logical advice to those rundown in vitality. Scott's Emulsion nourishes the body, tones the blood and helps build strength. Scott A Bowm, BloamfieM, H. J, ALSO MAKERS OF- (Tablets Or Granules) For INnifirCTIAM Wanted To Lease ' Nine or ten. room house on North side. Must have four; bed rooms. R. D. SAYRES. 1 I 11 f "ll'WSB'W?s 4JL IMMilli ! ' These scenes show where President-elect Harding it spending his pro-Inauguration vacation. Oa the left is the entrance to the Ponce de Leon Hotel, at fit. Augustine, Flu. The "Hardin ving'' i of tbe hotel is thovo on the right, the arrow ring Indicating Harding's suite with balcony overhoking a Deanuiui gardes. Beiow is me insurious yacni viciurm, owuea 07 nenator Frei'ngbuysen and named for the ettator's eldest daughter. U is-8 feet long and has two 60 h. p. engines and s wire less tower, naming is expected to cruise until early February and Uico return to Cbe Ponce d Laos A., W Important Announcement Beginning Jan. 1st, 1921 All 1921 BUICK cars will be equip ped wilh CORD TIRES. No change in Price. ; Model Twenty One Forty Five Little Six Buick $2,062.18 F. 0. B. Pendleton, Ore., with Cord Tires. , , Model Twenty One Forty Nine 7-passen-ger Big Six Buick F. 0. B. Pendleton, Ore., $2,366.29, with Cord Tires. , Place your order now for immediate de livery. ' , , Oregqn Motor Garage Dtstrtltutotf ' BUICK, CADILLAC AND CHEVROLET V--- ' - - ' -