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DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1021.
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL
MlUht Mnrnwnl piaciically no run reported in the M-
In INrtlland YawU I leys. Prices were considered slow miJ
There -were only three cars of live-ji' nebulised on a nominal basts.
Mock all M reported In the Nrth General cattle market range:
1 t:tml alleys Jr ThurUv. wuhji'hoice steers t 7.60O .0
nominal nffrrlmm In nil lines rx.."pt Medium to good steers . . Mtt '.So
fhcep. No piitx chn; r k-u-1. j Fatr to good steers .00tf J.T5
!lily condn:or rcirvJ crwral- Common to (air steer .. 5.00 t t.OD
Iv In III ahoep ai Ui t.l at Choice cows and heifers .0tf i.'i
Norih Portland. .;: a U,t run if! tlu' Medium to food cows and
tilli- for ThurstUv. Buyer aPlr-
d Interested in tmieria
4 piic-s
I
ruled unchanged.
. eleneral sheep market ran,:
Kant of mountain lambs $ t C i
Willamette valley lamia 50tf
1
S. 0'.' ,
7.0J
Heavy lamla .
Feeder lamb .......
Ught yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Wether
Cull lambs
Kwes
Only a handful or so of hor apivnr-1 1 m-asfnet (jhc
ti for sale at North Portland Thurs-j I!oin Their Uiance
day. Trade conditions were considered j CH1CAOO. Feb. ;3. (A. P.
rtej,dv, but the voli'me of business was, Fears had an advantage In wheat yes
almrmt too nominal to has values, terd;iy owing to uneasiness regarding
which were held uncbanged. , . the Industrial outlook. Prices closed
Oncral hoe market ranee: heavy, JH to net lower, with
Prime light $11.00.7 11.35 ; March l.7 to 1.S7H and May 1.56
Smooth heavy I0.50tfl1.00! to 1.57. Corn finished Hi to 1 'i
Hough heavy ( iOfl (.SO, down. Oats off 7-S to 1 V4 and provl-
Fat pigs 10.00 J 11.00 i skins at a set back of 7 to I!.
Feeder pig 10.00 f 11.00 1 Wheat values ocean to shrink when
Trade In cattle was absent Thurs-j the market opened. Washington di
jv at North Portland, for there w.-s patches tellln of the militant position
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Gf!SWAY PUTS IN A BAP HOUR WITH A GANG TRooeLC CHASSIS
VSOLC THCY HUNT OUT GAS UNC TSOUBLE VftTH AN OPEN TOCCH.
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PROCRASTINATION
WehstT's (lifinltkm of the word ProcTaxtinathm
in "Putting Orr," "Ifc-larliig."
PrutTastiiiatkm i very nioch like an iiH-urable dis
ease, when onif wHl-denlopetl it is very difritnlt to
ever get cured or tliis bad liabit. AVhen you have to
do something, UkhirIi diffk-ult or disagreeable, DO
IT NOW, don't procrastinate. When yon plan on
begiiuiiug to be nMire thrifty ami ave, begin nomr,
to-utorrow will not niake it any easier.
Mh4 everybody can liave a Saving Account in tliis
strong bank ; begin now. any small amount from One
Dollar up, will give you the start. .
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I Building Gastles
S . In the shape of bungalows furnished in a manner
H dear to the heart of every young couple is a day E
E dream easily made to come true at this store. E
E Large display rooms flooded with sunlight en- E
E ables one to picture each piece as it would appear in E
S your own home. E
E Whether you are just making a new home or add- E
S ing a new piece to some room in your old one you'll E
find here a painstaking and courteous service, cou- S
S pled with likeable prices for quality merchandise. E
I Cruikshank & Hampton
I "QUALITY COUNTS"
S 124-128 E. Webb Pendleton, Ore.
E Your old Furniture taken In exebance as part payment on new.
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Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
Mirer
Fair to medium cows and
heifers
6.00r
4.00 f
2.00(9
S.50i
6.501'
S.OOSf
5 60
S.OO
40ii
5.00
(.00
5.50
Common cows, heifer , .
Oaiincr
Hulls
50 ti 7 00 .Choice tellers
S.50 t ' Pair to good feeders ....
f.Sftil 7. 0 . Choice dairy calves
1.50 if 5" . Prim light calvea
I 0i f K ! Medium light calves ....
4.0 0 0 5 00 j Poor catrcs
1.0(0 (.001
1J.00 5I 13.25
11.004. 12.00
S.OO t 10. Oil
1.00 tj' 7.5(1
PenrUetoa, Oregon.
'Strange ft Bank in Gaston Oregon"
AND GENERAL
labor unions had taken as to Injunction
were clearly the main factor. Most
trailers appeared to believe that the
nroauecta of .better business conditions
Mini had been dimmed. Much of the
selling was said to be In the nature of
liquidation. Kallyinfr power failed to
develop, a special reason being a re-,
port that the head of the federal re
serve bank at Dallas, lVxa.H, was advis.
iiig farmers to sell. Some notice was
siven also to statements that most of
the wheat arriving in Minneapolis
came from Canada. On the decline In
prices. Italy bought 400,000 bushels.
I'orn and oats samsed with wheat,
despite assertions that Germany would
Import IS. 500.000 bushels of corn to
cut down wheat requirements! Big
arrivals of corn had considerable bear
Lh effect-!.
Weakness In provisions was ascrln.
cd to the.downturn of the grain.
Wall Street Talks
of Price Outline
NEW YORK. Feb. 25. (A. P.)
The stock market yesterday showed
farther downward movement of quoted
values. Announcement thnt a larfte
indeiendent steel manufacturere had
ordered a 20 per cent wage reduction,
effective March, was accompanied by
Kossip that severe price cutting would
ensue, but In well informed quarters
such action was regarded as highly Im
probable. Another unfavorable incident was
the suppression of the quarterly divi
dend on Ajav Rubber. The effect upon
rubber Issues and numerous affiliated
shares was unmietabable.
Ijunlts Arc HIbIht
At Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 25. (A.
P.) Cattle Receipts 4500: bulls
steady to 25 higher; buly 14.60 5.00;
all other classes uneven but generally
steady; best native steers $8.85 di
J9.35; 12 loads of 1.134 pound horned
Texas $8.60; few cows $7.00; best hei
fers $8.25: bulk she stock $5.25(S 7.00;
bulk desirable vealers $10.5OU.0O;
good and choice feeders $1.00 8.50.
Pheep 4.600; lambs and yearlings
fully 50c higher; lambs $10.25; year
lings s.m: sneep ateauy to
higher; ewes $6.00. . .
No Hogs Received
at Seattle Yesterday
SEATTLE, Feb. 2'. Hogs Re
ceipts none. Steady. Prime 10.75 to
11.25; medium heavies 19. "3 ffii 10.75:
rough heavies 6.75 (&6 7.25; pigs 9.00
11.50.
Cattle Receipts 141. Weak. Prime
steers S.ISS.'S; medium to choice
b.25it7.25; common to good 5.00
6.00; best cows and heifers 6.600 7.00;
medium to choice 5.00 i 6.00; common
to good J.50W4.50; bulls 5.00 6.00;
calves light 11.00 5rl2. 50; heavy 6.004P
7.50.
.
F-ggs 3c to 38
In Seattle.
SEATTLE. Feb. 25. (A. P.)
Eggs Select local ranch, white Bhells
35cftS8c: ditto mixed colors 34c;
pullets 30c.
Butter City creamery in cubes 55c;
bricks or prints 56c: countary cream
ery extras cost jobbers in cubes 62c;
storage 42ef45c.
Basket Ball
DANCE
Liberty Hall
Friday, February 25tll
PUBLIC INVITED
Our Prices Are as Low as Dependable
Groceries Can Be Bought for Anywhere.
' You are safe when you buy here. We don't offer
you something for nothing, but a dollar's value for
every dollar expended.
You'll like to. buy of us.
Standard Grocery Co.
230 E. Court St.
C L. Bonney, Pres.
OUTBURSTS OF
I NOTlCC! YOO HAVtS J-T
ATIC IN COftPCTITiON
WMO SCU.S AM Af?TlCC5
no-r TMey ATvesTtseT
Uun VOU TIT
Another Dakota
Bunk lias Hosed
lilSMAUCK. N. D-. Feb. 23 (A. P.)
The Farmers' ftate Hank of Ilrad
doclc closed yesterday due to depleted
reserves, according to word received
by O. K. Ijofthus. state bank examiner.
Forty banks In this state have sus
pended business since November. Two
have reopened.
ISotlir Demand at
London Wool Auction
LONDON, Frb. 25. At the wool
auction sales today. 11,099 bales were
offered. There waa a better demand
and prices were firm. A few fine
merinos were sold. Americans occa
sionally were five per cent dearer.
Medium and Inferior cross breeds
were withdrawn. Caiws were from 10
per cent to 6 per cent down.
Scratch Feed is
.-7 Per Ton. '
SEATTLE, Feb. 25 (A. P.)
Scratch feed $57 ton: baby scratch
feed $55: feed wheat $60; all grain
chop $47; oats $46; rolled oats $48;
Bprouting oats $51; rolled barley $45;
clipped barley $49; milled feed $34:
bran $34; whole corn $40; cracked
corn $4 2.
May Alfalfa $27 ton; double com
pressed alfalfa $33; ditto timothy
$38; cistern Washington mixed $34;
straw $20; piieet Sound 831.
ADMISSION, $1.00
9P.M.
Phone 96
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EVERETT TRUE
OH THtt MArKT AN
tvlTH ANOTHER FIRM
Of TT SMS" KIND,
- THcirs
NOT ADVGRTIS6 XOVJ NArAC5T
cTSo NCAR MKETH6IRS THAT
Strawlwrrles Now
In California .Market
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 23. (A. P.)
Receipts: Flour 15,800 qrs.; barley
15.962 centals: beans 1.009 sacks: corn
1,600 centals; potatoes 2.170 sacks;
hay 123 tons; lemons and oranges 800
boxes; onions 125 sacks; hides 82 bun
dles. Limes nominal; avocodoea J.00!
S.OO; strawberries Imperial 25c basket.
New York Wool
and Hides.
NEW YORK. Feb. 25 Market
steady. Domestic fleece, XX Ohio,
25c: domestic Texas scoured basis.
40 W 80c: territory domestic, scoured.
50fi0c.
Hides Market dull. Native steers,
14c; branded steers, 11c.
OSBOUN, ().. Feb. 25. On July 1.
if present plans are followed out, this
town of 250 buildings and dwellings
will gather UP 't belongngs, pack up
its buildings and start moving a mile
and a half distant.
Motion picture cameras will grind
away, preserving the unique record of
a whole town sliding away on railroad
tracks.
Osborn has to move, because of the
danger from flood in the Miami valley.
It had Its troubles finding a new
home as most househunters do these
days. The town of Fblrfleld wanted
the plat Osborn had picked out, and
sought an injunction preventing, the
latter town from moling In.
Judge Hartley at Xenla,' howet-cr
the other day dissolved the Injunction,
and as far as anyone knows now. there
Is nothing more to prevent Osborn
from changing its location.
The new Osborn will nearly adjoin
Fairfield. Probably Fairfield's Jcal-
ouHy will ctxend so far that it will
crowd to its windows when Neighbor
Osborn's goods start to move in and
criticise them. Maybe it will sniff dis
dainfully at the color of some of Os
born's buildings, and point out with
superiority that if it had to do the
moving It certainly wouldn't move
such such looking things.
Osborn's people are enthusiastic
about the town, and feel a new lease
on life for it, when It gets moved
Business men and officials are busily
planning ways and means to bring
new industries, and start the building
of a larger and more modern town.'
An expert Is being sought to super
vise the platting of the new site,
which is to start March 1.
Three concerns are seeking the Job
of removing Osborn. A contract is to
be awarded soon.
Plans now provide for the laying of
railroad tracks between Osborn's old
and new home, and transporting the
buildings and dwellings on specially
built railroad cars.
SLATED FOR BIG JOB
B. Mont Relly of Kansas City la to
receive one of the moHt Important ap
pointments within the gift of President-elect
Harding It is reported. He
was Harding's pre-conventlon western
manager one of the 'Original Hard
ing Men."
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Saturday Specials
FRESH STOCK CRISCO
11-2 pound, 35c; 3 pound, 70c; 6 pounds, $1.30
9 pound, $1.95
WESSON OIL
Pints, 35c j Quarts, 65c, 1-2 Gallon, $1.20
2 Bottles Good Catsup
20 Bars White Laundry Soap
S Packages Best Currants
3 Cans Asparagus Tips
8 cans Canyon Milk
3 Cans Sunbrite Cleanser
Best Grade Flour. 49 pound sack
Sanitary Grocery
221 East Court St
The Most in Value The Best in Quality
Phone 871
TAKES RIVAL'S NAME
. CrtirPL,K C1VREK, Colo., Feb. 25.
(United l'ress.) Taking the name
of his wife's dead huahand, William
Zeisenhenne, Colorado's Enoch Arden,
Is today known as William Froffltt
and is remarried to his former wife
after an absence of nearly twenty
years.
While returning from work one
evening in Cripple Creek, Zelsenhenne
was slugged and robbed. For twelve
years he was a victim of amnesia and
wandered over the United States while
his wife and family awaited his re
turn. '
Eight years ago ha recovered his
memory in a Los Angeles hospital. On
hlB return to Denver. Zelscnhenne
learned his wife, thinking him dead,
had married William Proffitt. Not
wishing to mar the happiness of the
couple, Zolscnhcnne did not explain
to them his peculiar disappearance or
his recovery from loss of memory.
When Troffltt died, friends notified
Kolscnsenne; who wns In Chitago. He
came to Cripple Creek Immediately,
and was reunited to his wife.
Millions
Use
"Get-It"
For Corns
Slops laln Inatsntly Itemevrs Cora
Completely.
Everybody, everywhere needs to
know what millions of folks have al
ready learned about "Ueta-K," tho
tad Your Corn. With "Gata-lt."
gunranteed painless corn and callus
remover. Any corn, no matter how
deep rooted, departs quickly when
"Oets-H" arrives. Wonderfully simple,
yet simple wonderful, because all sore
ness stops with the first application,
(bit rid of your corn and wear shoes
thHt fit. l!lg shoes simply make corns
grow bigger. Your money back If
"(iets-It" fails. Insist on the genuine.
Costs but a trifle everywhere. M'f'd
by K. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Sold in Pendleton by Tallman & Co.,
Economy Drug Co.
"Slightly Used Cars"
If you are going to buy a used car it will
mean money in your pocket to look over our ex
cellent stock. We have Fordu, Chevrolets,
Buicks, Cadillacs, and other standard make cars
which have been overhauled in our shop and are
in Al condition.,
We invite your inspection of these super
values. Oregon Motor Garage
DUtributora
BUICK, CADILLAC AND CHEVROLET .
Phone 468
Sss.
45c
$1.00
85c
65c
$1.00
25c
.$2.50
The
-.JJ
Kelsenhenne deolarrd he took the
name of Froffltt because his two sons
had adopted that name.
r For Coated Tongua
Rad Breath, Sour Stomach.
Bloating, Gu, Biliouideu, Sick Head-,
cbe, Indigettion. Constipation, lake
the always telisble
FDUrCAIIIAaTICTin
They clear the bowel,, sweeten the ttora
ch snd tone up lb liver, Donotiipe. .
'IB CoW. 101 Labor Taapk. Loa AooUa.
Call "AtiarS6ara' tioarto who all aona
and klnda of aaiaania tanaaltaa. I H hm m
Polar Catswtt TaMau. saa Uwr art Uva teat I ,
KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGSTORE
saa
A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Tho Drug Store That Servea
You I lost.
Dr. David Bennett Hill
DENTISTRY .
Johns Bldg.
Pendleton, Oregon
INCOME TAX
Coutts & Averill
ACCOUNTANTS
Will prepare your tax returns
and guarantee their work with
out holding you up for their
services. Drlng your data to
them.
Office Over Ikiiul Unit hern
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