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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1921)
- , not TEIf DAILY MARKET lniiiiuiiH1 hi IVirtlmiil tl'Tum I hp ori-non Jiiurnnl.) Only tlirt mr rnine fin-ward to Ninth I 'lftli.nd fur Wrdnrmlny, Hnd thme vrrc mnrmlly hpld t former -rlic. In tl'p Irmh riivlKlon, pprlnir stuck hi.-f(i p Hiriing tmp fir pnnrt ipiulity cifli r.nJH i, 111! Kfllin wprp nimle rpadtly nt li'.pft fip triw. Junky nhcpp and lumhr continue drrPwKod ith no ('i.iiiKe noted in alun. UnnpraJ .hMp ana iamb market: Pprlna limit). $ 7. "0(r .00 Kmit nf mountain lamlm J.tKHf h.h 'IllampltP valley liml 6.50 s .0 Heavy lamha 5.00 5? S.flO 'nil inmlm 2.000' 4.00 Vearllnr 4.50Si S.50 p him 4.00 if R.OO Kwp i.flrtfc 4.00 KppiIpih 3.00 f S.00 Host pip rt party Wednesday in the Xnrth Portland trade with a small lo ral run. Value wpre practically un chanied with sales up to 11.00 for top.. Oeneral hoic market rne: Trlme light 1 10.75 M 1.00 I'rlme light tlO.SOtfll.OO month heavy, 250 to 300 Pound 9.50 10.50 Fmooih heavy, J00 and p S.O0W 9.50 IloiiRh heavy J.00 9.00 THE OLD y'lO WUBLE WW OCLweftS WAStteiGS re MIS WIFE -W HAS Ktr Sons: wwpROeArrs at his west Potte fcTWT ICME. MC FVMHTED HIS FWOlTE BoCKinS, Y- CH. TOPAY- THE OLD The old nay of raring for Tallin tics was to place tlient In a dcrl', cabinet, an office-safe or perhaps a trunk. The new way of saregmardiiMt i to use a Safe De posit Vault which Insures absolute security against tlie efforts of man or the forces of nature. Are you nsine the Old Way of caring for valuables or the new Jlodcrn Way? 8a My Deposit Boxed conic in various sizes at a small annual rental. 'Strongest Special Sale ON RUGS AX3IINSTER 9x12 RUGS The kind that are advertised $45 specials in the cities. BUY AT HOME You can save money. Cruikshimk & Hampton "Quality CounU" 124-28 E. Webb Phone 548 Your Old lWnitare Taken La Kxchange as Fart Payment on New l'.ifluiJve Agents in lrnllton for Aeridu -o Whip) IHircli Muulcs. f DAILY NEWS, LOCAL Including Pendleton Prices and Auociated Press Reports 1 Pat pis 10.50i11.0 'Feeder pies 9.50 tf 10. in 1 Stair 5.00 9.00 I No catlle In carload lots arrived at i North Portland Wednesday. In gen eral there remains a steady to strong di'maml ftnd especially so for good quality. trt-tu-rr.1 entile market range: Choice steers $ 7.50 (i Medium to good t.75W Pair to good 6.00 (I Common to fair 5.00 fit Choice cmva and heifers 6.60 V S.00 7.6o .7D S.O'i 6.75 Medium to good 5.50tf 6.00 Common cows 4.00 5.00 Pair to medium 5.009 5.50 Canners 2.25 Si) 4.00 Choice feeders 6. Oil'1 .50 Fair to good feeders .... 5.50 J .00 Bulls 1.50 4$) 5.00 Choice dairy calves ll.OOJi 11.50 Prime light dairy calves 10.50a 11.00 Medium light dairy calves 7.00 ji 10.50 Heavy Calves 4.00(0) 7.00 Online. Marks Aitlvltles st X. Y. XKW TOKK. April 21. (A. P.) Lacking- stimulus or tniilative, the stock market yesterday lapsed Into dullness and Irregularity after an early period of activity and higher prices for speculative favorites, notably oils. Sieels. equipments and other indus trials were slug-glsh at reactions of 1 HOME TOWN. WAV! ' 'o 3 TheAmerafflioiriBahk' Pendleton, Oregon. Sank in Gastern Oregon" J! EAST OltEGONIAN, PENDLETON, AND GENERAL to 1 points. Negotiations between the American shopowners' association and Its employes occasioned some pressure cguiiist murine issues and reacted moderately upon mils. Kales 400.000 shares. Financial and Industrial factors were unchanged but crop prospects of fered greater encouragement. Call money rates were lower and the supply of time funds also were more liberal. Little attention was paid to the llritlsh luKir situation, but advices Indicated relaxation of recent tense conditions. Passing- of the quarterly dividend Ivy the H. F. Goodrich company and the unfavorable quarterly statement of the Republic Iron and Steel company were among the noteworthy incidents. According- to trade reviews lower prices of Jhe I'nited States Steel cor poration nave effected no material change In the conservative attitude of the public. Rrltish and continental rates of ex change strengthened preclplibly on latest reparations developments, but the German rate showed correspond ing depression. t The bond market was fairly active, but mainly at the expense of values. Liberty Issues were lower, local utlll ties reflected coming reorganization plans and rails of the convertible type. were again adversely affected. Total salc par value, 110,450,000. Wheat Staeca (. nii bai k After Slump CHICAGO, April 2. (A. r.) . Wheat took an upward swing In price yesterday after a new decline in which July touched the lowest point this sea son. Kxtremely bullish crop advices from India together with scattered re ports of domestic crop deterioration wero factors. The close was strong. 21c to 4c net higher, with May $1.25 y, to SI. 2534 and July SI. 05 to SI. 05 4- Corn gained 2 1-81! 3 V, c and oats 1 5-8c to 2c. Provisions varied from 5c decline to 20c advance. Estimates were current that the wheat crop of India would be one hun dred million bushels less than last and that the country woud be an importer instead of an exporter. Domestic crop deterioration reports came from the west and southwest and were contrary to the government weekly reports which said freezing temperatures had done but little damage. Export de mand gave Independent strength to corn. Oats were firm in sympathy. Provisions railled with grain after being depressed by lower quotations on hogs. - m Weak Market Preiuils at Seattle. SEATTLE, April 21. (A. P.) Hogs Receipts none. Weak. Prime 10.75 11.25; smooth heavies 9.75 4 10.75; rough heavies 7.75 ji 8.25; pigs 10 ici 11. Cattle Receipts none. Weak. Trime steers 7.75S.25; medium to choice ftx .1a common to good 5.50 fe6.50; best cows and heifers 6.507; medium to choice 4.50 5.50; common to good 3.00 A 4.50; bulls 4 & 5.50; lisht calves 10.5012; heavy calves 6 5J7.00. Cattle and I Iocs Weak With Sheep Strong. KANSAS CITY, April 21. (A. P.) Receipts 8500; beef steers slow, weak to 23c lower; heavies weakest; bulk early 7.25S8; top yearlings 9; sn.e stocK steady to weak; best cows 6.65Cj7.00; canners and feeders dull bulls steady to strong; calves steady to 25c higher; bulk vealers 8.00 9. Hogs Receipts 11.600. Uneven mostly 25c lower than yesterday's av erage; best 180-pound 8:30; bulk of sales 7.50 8.25 ; pigs steady; best 9 Miners Wases Arc Reduced BISBEE, Ariz., April 21. (A. P.) Reduction of from 25 to 60 cents In daily wages for mine workers, effec tive May 1, were announced today by the Cooper Queen and Calumet & Ari zona Mining Companies. Salaried em ployes will be effected by a reduction to 5 per cent above base pay. On the 'Footwear Plain stockings won't do this en-l son, as torse p Lotos of what's npw jr. fashion centers show. Top: Hinglt rstnp pumps ia buckskin and eonlovsn. (with baby French heels are worn with i docked silk boss in white. Center : 'Polksilot storking wera witb white burkstia pumps. Bottom: Light weight eubmere boat docked ia black witb wait buckakia pumps for snort. OREGON, ' THURSDAY EVENINa, APRIL 21,"1921. OUTBURSTS OF Vet TKS THAT HOW MUCH IT ? first of this year salaried employes were receiving 37 H per cent above base pay. About 1,500 men here, will be effected by the change. Crude. Oil Production Snows lllg IncTctwe, SAN FRANCISCO. April 21. (A. p.) March production of crude oil by- all companies operating In California averaged 337,683 barrels a day. an In crease of 9819 barrels a day over Feb ruary it was announced touuy by the Standard Oil Co. March shipments were 295,426 barrels a day, a decrease of 21,386 barrels dally as compared with February. Stocks were Increased by 1,309,988 barrels. Idaho Sllne Owners Announce Wage Cut. KELLOGG, Idaho. April 21. (A. P.) Notice of a wage reduction of 50 cents per day to mine employes and 75 cents per day to smelter workers was posted by the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining company, a silver- lead property, here late today. The cut will be effective May 1. Adverse metal market conditions was given by the company officials as the reason for the reduction. JOl'RAEY IS KXDKl) PORT ARTHUR, Ont., April 21 (A. P.) An eleven day journey by canoe, toboggan and dog team through the wilds ended yesterday with the ar rival of T. Barker, with the body of Ward E. Brown, his companion and gold prospector, who died April 6 of pneumonia in the wilds of northern Ontario. CI 1 CD osi: ll . i,ti t i man " hi - hgrn - - " " """V 'TiSN'T BOT I 1 nvc -r t( CD i . - v i v:. .r.a 1 "K -7 operation . . The manufacturer of your automobile recommends, In1 -the Instruction Book for your car, that the crankoase be drained out and flushed and then refilled with fresh oil at . regular intervals, t This is necessary because engine operation causes a steady accumulation of road dust, carbon, fine metal par ticles and other impurities in the crankcase oil. This gritty oil circulates through your engine, impairs its performanaa and ultimately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs. But cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked and neglected. To meet this need, Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service has been established by first-class garages and other deal ers co-operating with the Standard Oil Company. These garages and dealers use Calol Flushing Oil, the scien tific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other imparities, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of fresh, oil used. The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the correct grade of Zerolene. Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown below it means "Better operation and longer engine life." MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE Weu CAK3L nuSHDK OIL ZIROLENE EVERETT TRUE UST'S Sees - IT OuHT TO OS MAf?Cei bS(V SOMCtUHefwCr mm IT ?S. IT C THINK. -THef'rve AC. ORROOV AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, April 21. (Special.) Harry R. Wellman, county club leader of Malheur county, was one of the 16 se nior and junior students of the college out of 848 to be elected-to member ship In the Forum, upper-class honor society. Mr. Wellman Is a Umatilla county boy, his home being at U ma rine. Last year II r. Wellman was elected to the Altpha Zata hhonorary agricul tural society. The requirements for membership In the Alpha Zata and the Forum are quite similar, the differ ence being one applies to the junior and senior students of the school of agriculture and the other to the entire college. To be elected to the Forum or Al pha Zata means that the student must be exceptionally good In his academic work and he must have those princi ples of manhood that speak for char acter. Mr. Wellman finished Ms required work for his bachelor of science de gree at the close of the second term of this school year. While In college he was very active In student affairs, holding many positions In various stu dent activities. 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