TAGS TE3
DAILY MARKET
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Id (-4(lll( HUHf
WAH1UXOTOX, March SO (A. I
The wr finance corporation last
iilnlit Issued a rail for a conferenca
her April 4 of southern banker to
illi-ruHn methods hy which the exporta
tion of southern wrrtcultur.il product
niHy bout I financed. Announcement
of tho conference followed discussion
of tho farmers' problem Vy the caM
net yesterday after w hich it wss said
definite plans for farmer relief prob
ably noon would tie pot forward.
The cnll was regarded as the first
uti p by the new administration looking
to a nilutlon of the farmers' difficul
tly. ('attic Market null
In Kanna (It jr.
KANSAS m r, March 30. (A. P.)
rattle. Receipt 11.000. All class
es dull; beef steers and feeder un
even; mostly J!ic lower; top steers ;
bulk 7.J548.S; she stock and bulls
weak to Ir.e lower; bulk cows and
heifers S.TS i 7.2".; most bulls 4.50$
IV. 00; calves weak to unevenly lower;
bulk to packers 7.00 iff T.50; few to out
sider S.r.Ofi 9.00.
Sheep Iteceipts 5500; very slow:
sheep about steady; Iambi IZQZie
lower; Vop i.60.
THE OLD
TWO MJjOM JUG OF HAJfc TONIC
RO0H OF NICKS BAf5BER SHOP
fill. L
r
(Vrtifkntcs of l)Tmeit are Issued or made out hi tills
tank at Window Xo. 2.. Such bank certificates can
be had on demand or for 6 or 12 moot lies for any
Mi:all or large amount of money.
Tle or 12 month certificates yield you a liberal
rate of Interest, making It a fry attractive form of
Investment for surplus money.
TKe AinerK?aifflroiil Bank
Pendleton. Oregon,- -'Strongest
Bank in Gastern Oregon'
NEW
. Go Carts and
Carriages
NOW ON
Cruikshank & Hampton
"Quality Counts" '
124-28 E. Webb Phone 548
your Okl furniture Takru in Rirliange as Part Paymrul on Xcw
NEWS, LOCAL
Inclulicff Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
0 How Itrailicd
S"ttlo Tuesday.
SEATTLK. March SO. (A. P.)
IIosr-T-Hecelpt none. Steady. Prime
tl.jOi 1!; smooth heavlea lO.RtHi
ll.fct): rough heavies S.SOft' J.OO: pis
S 11.50,
Cattle receipts SO. Weak. Prime
steers 8.26p 8.;5; medium to choice
. 25 ft 7.75; common to good 6i"6;
best cowrf and heifers 7O 7.50; medi
um to choice S.00(f .5l; common to
good 4.oof 5.00; bulla 4.50y5.!i0:
callcs. light 11112.50.
Seattle Hay and
I Veil yoonilions.
SEATTLK, March JO. (A. P.)
city delivery: Feed. Scratch feed
4; baby scratch feed 171 ; feed wheat
855; all grain chop 844; oats 844; roll
ed oats 848; sprouting oats S4S; rolled
barley 843: clipped barley 848; milled
feed 832; bran 833; whole corn 840;
cracked corn 84 3.
Hay Alfalfa 324; double com
pressed alfalfa 330; ditto timothv 33S:
eastern Washington 'mived 332; straw
834; Puget Soundf alfalfa 330.
Future (offco
lrkv Are V.
.KV YUKK, March 30. (A
The market for coffee futures was
higher yesterday on renewed rumors
HOME TOWN
Bl-EWUP in THE BACK
THIS MORNING.
m
mil miiiHWITT"-"-'1' ''-"" -
1921
DISPLAY
As well as a nice
showing: of Reed Sulk-,
les. They are finished
in a rich old ivory and
French grey enamel as
well as the cream finish.
1921 PRICES
You can certainly
find one to suit in our
store.
PAIL? EAST OREgOSIAN, PENDLETON, OSEGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAECII SO. 1021.
AND GENERAL
or Brazilian government buying and
rvpons ot a miner tono In the prl.
mary markets. The nmrke opened
at an advance of 15 to 26 points with
active months sclllne about s to nit
points net higher during the middle of
ine day,
Wheat tianiblcr
Itilt Oop itHiiwim
"iUU, March 30. (A. p.)
Confidence that littlo If any damage
had been done by the cold wave led to
downturns In the what prices vester-
uay aner an early artvance. The close
waa unsettled at l-2c decline to lc
gain, with May 1.43 to 1.43 and July
1.26 1.26 14. Corn lost 1-8 to 6-8 and
oats a shade to l-4fi3-S. Provisions
varied from Sic decline to a rise of
3 He.
Wheat started with a decided up
ward slant, shorts rushing to cover
because of crop damage, reports. A
lending expert, however, declared that
the roots of tho wheat plant as a rulo
had apparently escaped harm. Others
contended that the cold was more
beneficial than harmful as It probably
had given a finishing blow to the green
bug. Difficulty of financing new ex
port business waa also to noma degree
a bearish factor and aside from March
delivery the ruling prices at the last
were a little lower than Monday. i
Corn and oats merely reflected the
changes in wheat . . ,
Provisions were weakened by a
break in the value of hogs.
fjeatlar Company
Complains of Loss
HUSTON, March 30.(A. P.) The
National Leather company incurred a
deficit of $2,749,936 last year, Presl.
aeiu u. H. Swift reported at the an
nual meeting here yesterday.
As a summary of the prospects of
the leather business for the ensuing
year. President Swift said:
"Present prices of raw materials.
hides and skins are much lower than
ire-war prices. The prices of leather.
however, have not declined to such n
extent, because tanning supplies have
not shown so marked a decrease, nor
have the rates of wages been very
mucn reduced. Our sales have shown
a marked improvement during the
early part of this year."
40 MUUoi, Horse
Power on Paclfk ' .
SAN FRANCISCO. Mar 30. (A.
P.) The Pacific coast has 40.701,000
horsepower out of the 59,360,000 es
timated horsepower of potential hydro-electric
energy in the IT. S,, Gen
eral Manager John A. Britton of the
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., declared
today at the railroad commission hear
ing of valuation proceedings on the,
company's properties.
Pennsylvania Fruit
Hurt By Cold
, HARISBURG, Pa., March 30. (A.
P.) Early varieties of peaches, cher
ries and plums have probably been
killed by the severe temperature dron
In Southeastern Pennsylvania, officials !
of the state bureau of plant industry,
declared today after receiving report
Fruit T-ohh In Mi&ouri ,
Is 10 Millions
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., March SO.
(A. P.) Damage to the fruit and
garden crop of Missouri caused by be
low freezing temperature the last two
nights was estimated at approximately
310,0000,000 yesterday .by the Hissourl
Cooperative crop reporting service.
Strawberries $4
In San Francisco.
SAX FRANCISCO, March 30. (A.
P.) Receipts, Flour 2638 qrs.; wheat
1600 centals; barley 1770 centals;
beans, 893 sacks; potatoes 5,329
sacks; corn 800 centals; hay, 109 tons;
hides 1,015 lulls.; livestock 843 head.
Barley feed 1.22 1-21.27 1-?;
shipping 1.3D1.D5. " .
Phone Company to
Increase Dividend.
' NEW YORK, March 30. (A. P.)
The American Telephone & Telegraph
Co. announced today that commencing
July 15, the regular annual dividend
rate would be increased from eight
per cent to nine per cent.
ALL IS
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WpTHIN BOT
TROUBLE- AN
WOftfcy ALA-
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i tJfh, found fshh
OUTBURSTS OF
WCCC, tHCN, You TNONi'T "iTAy T
fOR t-ST ACT i . '
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(East Oregon Ian Special.)
PILOT ROCK. March 30. A large
crowd waa in attendance at the Easter
services at the church Sunday morn
ing. Tho offering for foreign missions
amounted to something over 820.
Mrs. Burr Ilinkle visited in Echo
last neek.
Mrs. C. H. Beitel went to the Marvin
Hutchinson house last Wednesday and
will remain until Mrs. Hutchinson and
little daughter are able, to return
borne.
Mrs. John Harrison Jr. was able to
return to her home last week.
The Ladles Aid Society of the Pilot
Rock church realized something over
$(0.00 on the cooked., food sale and
bazaar held here But uf day.' '
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. K,'arnes were
visitors to Pendleton Wednesday.
Raymond Orange Is reported ill with
scarlet fever at the H. D. Orange
home here.
The high school play "Back to the
Farm" will be presented in the high
school auditorium here Friday even
ing April 15. Following is the cast: ,
Charles Merrill, a furmer Homer
Landers.
Merton Merrill, his son Albert Pol
lock. Mrs. Merrill, farmers thrifty wife
Hazel Warner.
Rose Meade, the school ma'am
Ella Btanton.
Gus Anderson, hired man Tom
Stanton.
- Renlien Allen, a neighbor Maurice
Pollock. , , , . '
Mr. Ashley, a lawyer Beyrl Smith.
Robert Powell, a senior In law
Paul Bracher.
' Marjorie Langdon, a society debut
anteRuth Fletcher. , . v
Huldu,. the maid Gladys. Hutchin
son. '
J. S. Beckwlth waa out from Pen
dloton Wednesday overseeing the work
of moving one of his' large signboards
from Main street to a site near the de
pot. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bobyns of Lena
Oregon, visited last Sunouy with Mrs.
Bobyns mother, Mrs. Charles Lorenz.
Pilot Rock business men spent an.
ether day last week cleaning up the
park. They now have the park fenc
ed and trees and shrubbery planted
OmstViiction work hss now started i
NOT GLOOM THAT GLOOMETH.
;m stocks.
! 0OT CLeANt
TO A STAMD STU.
TtUS MORNING
EVERETT TRUE
- " in i I II
I
on the new warehouse of the Pilot
Rock Elevator company.
Miss Ida Elrldge came out from
Pendleton to spend Easter Sunday with
rels lives here. '
, Miss Fay Hlnkle and Harry New
man bolt of Pilot Rock surprised their
friends here by slipping away to Pen
dleton and being quietly married Sat
urday noon. . They will make their
home here.
... Mrs, .John Harrison Sr. Is reported
very low at her home east ol town.
Very little hope Is held for her re
covery..
Mr. and Mrs. Otis (Hampton and
children were week end guests at the
home of Mrs. Hamptons mother, Mrs.
Bert Westgate.-
On Tuesday evening April 5, the
Pilot Ibocki Commercial Association
will entertain at a "Big Brothers Ban
quel'' In the I. O. O. F. hall, the boys
and young men of the community who
are not members of the association,
Outside speakers have been secured
and a very Interesting and enjoyable
evening is being looked forward to,
Members of the Women's Community
club will prepare and serve the ban
quet.
Miss Esther Blackburn of Lebanon,
Oregon 1 here visiting her sister Mrs.
Ftitnlt Hoeve.
' The baseball game played here Frl
day afternoon between the high school
and town teams resulted in a victory
for the town boys, the score being 15
to 2 In their favor.
A dance was given Saturday night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Hawaii In honor of the marriage of
their daughter Miss Stella Hawaii to
Mr. Will Catlln, which occurred in
Tenrtleton last week. , .
Mrs. Walter Albrecht who has been
quite sick with scarlet fever Is much
Detter. .
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Castecl and chll
dren !wero dinner truest of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Casteel on Easter Sunday
Mrs. Frank Jordan was In town from
the Burgess ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leathers and
Mr. and Mrs. Frits of Pendleton wero
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Whit
taker Sunday. Mrs. Leathers is a sis
ter of Mr. Whittaker.
Mr. und Mrs. I,. O. Macken and
children were in Pendleton Sunday
afternoon. a
Following is the program of the lo
cal teachers institute held here Satur
day afternoon.
Address of Welcome J. O. Russell
Vocal Solo Zllla Johnston.
Address Mr. Fitzpatrick of Weston,
Discussion of New High School Laws
W. W. Green.
yoo MARCH- S
RIGHT OP TO .
THE ATTIC .
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,.tELP DO SOMB-
Ct-tAMIMG I
tnsasasssrsK'-
Kofoles
"-' and
2 cans 45c
6CANS . ....... $1.30
. 21 CANS ........S5.00 . .
f ' '"
We carry a complete stock of Ferry's and '
Lilly's garden seeds for your spring planting. .
'The- '
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Sanitary Grocery
The Most
in Vuluo
Oh How Glorious
From Rheumatism's Tortures !
Just suppose you could be frco
from your deopseated, agonizing
rheumatic aches and pains, youi
stiff joints and unsightly swellings!
Wouldn't you jive anything to get
rid of them T
You have doubtless
Tubbed on outside treat
ments; most rheumatism
sufferers have. .Some of
these take the edge off
the terrible pains for a
few hours, but they da
not strike at the cause.
which nearly always lies
Eighth-handed Piano Selection
Oladys Fletcher, nuth Fletcher, Klla
Stanton, Ethul Connor. :
, Address Professor Schmidt of Pen-
dleton.
Vocal Duct Lillian Crame. Ella
Stanton, .
Observation Lesson V. W. Oreen.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen were din
ner gruests at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
C. J. Miller Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Westimto enter
tained Mira Verona Fullenwelder and
Dr. H. A. Schneider at dinner Friday
evening.
Newt Rover won the quilt at tho
Ladles Aid Bazaar Saturday.
Miss llattie Loetschlnirer and Harold
F. Smith were married In Pendleton
Monday afternoon. Miss LoeUchlnger
Is teacher at Alkali school west of
Pilot Rock. Mr. Hmlth Is a rancher.
SCREEN ACTRESWILL
SERVE TIME IN JAIL
LOS A.YfSELES, March S. (IT. P.)
t-Jail holds no terrors for Bebe Dan
iel. The Jesting screen actress Is pre
pared to serve ten days In the Orange
county bastile, sentenced fcy Justice
Cox of Santa Ana, for speeding. ,
FOR JJJMBAGO
Try Musterole. See How '
Quickly It Relieves
You just rub "Musterole in briskly, and
usually the pain is gone a delicious,
soothingcotnfortcomestotakeiteplace.
made with oil of mustard. Use it instead
oi musrara piaster. Will not blister.
. .. Ul ..V J u. ...1.,(1.1-
oleand recommend it to their patients.
iney win giaoiy tell you what relief
It rivea (mm Mm ttimal hnni.l.:i:a
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
k4 inuiia ana acnea oi tne oacK or
lotnta snrnin mm ihinMm K,i
Chilblains. frostMl ffV,f enIHa rt .V.-
chest Always dependable.
iU and 65c jars; hospital size $3.00
We MpeV.
"Shop" for the Dealer
As Well as the Auto
If you could get A 10 per cent reduction of the price of the
car you want by going a block farther downtlio street, you
would bo Inclined to go to that much trouble. ., -
Do you know that the actual Intrinsic value of tho-service
and responsibility that a good dealer can put Into any
car he sells Is often worth, more than 10 pec cent of the car
cost, in the first season? ,
It Isn't the price of the car so much as it is tho perform
ance of the car, and that depends much on the man -who sells
,,tt0y0U- ... i.ifcOlii-fj'
BUICK
Oregon Motor Garage
BUICK. CADILLAC AND CHEVROLET
."- ; Phone 468 , , ;:x:nn
TEN PAGES
Peaches
Fears -
221 East Court St.
Phone 871
The Beet
in Quality
to Be Free
in the poisoned, impoverished blood.
When this is so, you need an in
ternal remedy, one that will tuka
out the impurities that aro tortur
ing you, one like famous S.S.S.,
which has relieved thousands of.
cases of rheumatism all over tha
ifimi country juct tnis way.
t'l',i Get S.S.S. from your
. -J .druggist today, and afte?
starting with it write U3
a history of your case,
addressing Chief Medftal
Advisor, 877 Swift Lab-
oratory, Atlanta, Geor
gia. s
corrat mixes close
NEW YOIIK, Mirch SO. (A. P.) .
Owing to lack of export and domestic
demand five bl copper mining com
panies In the west Including the Ana
conda, has announced suspension of
operation. ' . . r ' .
liECOMfflS
Be Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
To have-a clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, a foiling of buoyancy
like childhood days, you must keep
your body free from poisonous wastes.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets (a vege
table compound mixed with olive oil)
act on the Hver and bowels like calomel
yet have no dangerous after effect.
Take one nightly and note results.
They start the bile and overconie
constipation. That's why millions of
boxes are told annually, 15c and 30c
"SUCCESS1
oui torn tiwu.Tinai"
COMPOUND COPAIBA and CUBFR4
AT.Vouo not imiT
Umatilla Hydraulic Stone
Manufacturer
II. A. HIICK, PmpHetor.
General Contractor. . Iliiililiiig Dlocks
a Specialty.
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