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FACE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1921. TWELVE PAGES OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 3. C. Penney Co.. A Nation-Wide Institution' DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL 5 Including Pendleton Pricci and Associated Press Reports n i . Bt NO, L DIDN'T to) A, NlT TO GET ONE T0TA ) '3 X. OrJ-Y CAM'S N TO PRlC C TMCM. f I 1 3 I Tjs-C CDC To OUX ON r - ulS- K (1 i fci. in awin4 soon. fflU- f 2 1 . CTl CI I I M Mead, Prteo Itulr nl Portland. ( Froin t lir- rotilund Journal. While lucre were 14 load of llve kiixV reported In the North Portland nlli ys Thin rnlnv. very lillli' sto. k, aside from fclo'i p. .as av.nlalie fui the mar. l il, Pries lii general were eonsid- i i-d nhit it Meady, A top price of M.2S was iUotcd on prime lnnih, lint no sales were made at ihiil figure no fancy lambs ar lived. Kiuht dollars a the Inches' f'Biiri- 111 the (In; V sales, although t)ll- i. HtiKnl "ready to i.ay t -T for fancv lambs. Out of the CM! hcBil of swine report ed tn the nlle Thursday. S; hv.nl. or I loads, fame direct from Soulh Dakota to klllcrx, while most of Hie small remaining lot went to killer or, coiitrurt. Actual offering of hogs on lhcolienniHrl.it was mumnai and prior were considered steady, General hog market ranee: lO.f.d 7.50 O S.i'U 7. Mi 7.rii 9.7,". .r.v 1. 01' Kvtrcnie iio J Prune llrht Smooth hci.vy, JJfl to 300 pounds Smooth heavy, SCO and ' i f.nf Rough hr.ivy fi.tHMr Feeder pigs 9.0r Food or pigs S.MUf stims 4.00 if (inly n small run for Ttvirnduy wu shewn in the cattle nlln at Norll Portland. In this line early dcmiwn was (rood and former prices wert generally continued. ireiieral rattle market range: Choice steers f 8.r.0ff 8.7;. Medium to good steers . . 7.75 ii 8. Till Fair to good steers 7.00f 7.75 Common to fair steers .. 6.00(10 7. Oil Choice crnvs, heifers 6 . C 0 7.;; Medium to good cows and heifers .0u4r 6.50 C.D0i (.00 i ' W S.5U S.OO.u' 4.50 6.2IUt 6. 75 6.25 6.2;i S.uOM G.&i. 10.IMMI 111.50 t.iVn lo.tpi 6.5iMi ,,-,(, 8.00 1 6.50 COMMUNITY LIFE Tei.ile tollovis the fla ;.' and nlH-rrier tlicrv is bartT .mil .railc )o will rmd Community Ufc cclocd. 1 ii ii-w.iiiI uml tne things, rnnii every nook ami (iinur it Im earth arc liiclmlctt in llic daily need or tin pn-4-nt ilny pople. Il might lie mty aTMr thTlsr nf a certain drug i ;nliig IIkminiiuIs of miles auny. or orlips an article requiring two flat cars, vt iliroia Ii the locdiiim of banks. It is vcumxnkally made pontile lo obtain and dbjlrilrutc It. Your lank occuutK . ItiMtcU, The American Naiional Bank Pendleton. Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Castern Oregon Fair to medium cows and he I Tor Common cows, heifers . . fanners Choice feeders Fair to irood feeders Hulls Choice dairy calves Prime light dairy calves Med. light dairy calves.. Heavy calves Quite fair Mocks of sheep anil lambs entered the North Portland market Thursday. Demand continued favor able and no change was made in the price. Deneral sheep and lumhs tango: Prime limbs ) ..-. c 8.25 Fair to good lamlis 6.50 Ii 7.50 Jull lamhs 5.00 r fi.oo Feeder lamlis . 3.U(Hi 5.00 Mght yearlings &.00 4i 6.00 Heavy yearlings 4.50 5.0K Hsht wethers 4.50ir 5.00 Heavy wethers 3.50'ir 4.50 '' 1.00'tf 425 Last Chance 12 " af 4 - p 1 To Purchase That MONARCH RANGE At a 23 Per Cent Reduction. Sale Closes 9 P. M. Saturday. Wheat Tendency Kars Hie llcilH. -im Al.o. May 13 ( A.P.l Wheat liriees showed n downward tendency yesterday owing largely to the fact tint crop reports appeared less unfa- voranie than has been the rule of late. The market closed nervous, 3-4 to 1 1-4 net lower, with May 1.43 to 1.43 l-l and July l.ifi to 1.16 5-4. Corn lost 1-4 to 5-S, oats 3-8 to 3-4 and provisions 5 to 20. Besides having an advantage, as to crop advices, the bears in wheat were ble to put stress on higher rates Tor money and heaviness In th stoek market as w ell as upon slowness of ex port demand and upon talk that Ar gentine shipplnir troubles would soon he settled. Passage of the emergency tariff bill in the senate gave values a little support early, but the effect of the senate action seemed mostly tn have been discounted in advance. In dications of frost last night were also witnout much Influence In favor of the nulla. On tho other hand. roDorts of strained industrial conditions In Great liritaln attracted somo unfavor able notice, domestic rural offerings were small, nnd lack of outside specu lative interest was a subject of com ment. Corn and oats were easier with wheat although steadied more or less by a fairly good domestic shipping call for corn and by signs of a falling off In receipts. Provisions reflected the weakness of srain despite higher quotations on hogs and notwithstanding gossip of a better export demand. I X I I Is, --- t:tl I I . I-r IP YOU'lC ATJVICcS YOU'LU !0 BuyiT RIGHT NOtoJ VOU KKJOW O " 1 OFFICE CAT We would pleased to plain the be ex- SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF THIS RANGE. The Taylor Hardware Co. Phone 87 741 Main St. Stock Market Has Fourth hctliack of Week. NEW YOKK. May 13. A. P.) The stock market yesterday experi enced its fourth setback this week, further liipiidatioii and professional selling in fairly large volume being accompanied by decidedly firmer mon ey tendencies. Heavy withdrawals of funds from !oc:il inKtitiilfoiw 1o iiim.F ,lalnr,,,.U nf jjjithe federal government doubtless oc Icasioned the higher rate fur call inon A ey. which ojiemsl at seven per cent 5 and remained there. Time money was uuehanired. Foreign exchange made further sub- jstantial response to the (ierman rep arations settlement. Dcniand bills on I Iotidon touched $4, their best quota tion since April of last year and etpml or greater strength was shown by all other remittances. ticrman marks shared in the rise and an advance of 3-4 of a cent was shown In the Oreek rate. Industrial shares comprising the steel, equipment and motor groups, registered extreme declines of one to I three points, fume rails were under I pressure. Representative oils were less resil ient than at any recent period. Tobaccos and several utilities, espe cially gas stocks, featured the few i stable issues. Sales 850.000 shares. International bonds held firm on I the better tone of the exchange mar ket but domestic Issues were irregular auuougn nnerty oonus snowed net J i gains for the most part. Total sales, R'par value, $10,575,000. 5 Special Sale On Wilton Rugs Regular city selling price $85.00, Our sale price $67.50 Regular cily selling priced rug $125.00; our price ; $77.50 lings that sell in the city for $150; Ourpiiee $37.50 All rugs 9x12, no discout for cash as these sale prices are for cash only. Cruikshank & Hampton "Quality Counts" 124-23 E. Webb Phone 548 Vow Old rurirUure Tmkeo u bctim . .rt Payment on New KkHuWie Audita ill I'liulM'm for Acrului .Nu Whip) Tun-h tuade. BY JUNIUS COevBiQMT 1951. BV EOOAR ALLAN MOSS. RAOr MASK RCQISTtflCO O. S. PAT. OrF. unfieling spectator renuirlicd, "Serves him right for not trying It on before he bought It." Mrs. I.ydia Southard, of I.os An geles, accused of killing five husbands by poisoning with arsenic, should be heard. No doubt I.yd if guilty had provocation and wo picture her as n 1 brave woman, who undismayed by fall inc. was wlllimr totry the Great I.rt tery even until tho fifth time. Pondering on the presence of one Mr. Swan as Ihe lone male at the State P. T. A. convention, tho Office iat t.iinks that birds of a feather combined show coinlnir to HINT I'Oi: ItKMJ.Y H .VNV CI.OW.VS .NOT CON KINKO Tl Till; V. S. SOI.F3.Y "Lord, the clowns were rotten." Now and then one hears this said of i the circus, and there Is nothing mole damaging that can be said of the big show. That's the big reason why Howe's Great London Circus and Van Amburg s Trained Wild Animals, the Pendleton uoc logeuier 'in r now can tnat lonely ( Monday. May IS, lias contracted this1 oird flock by himself.' The O. C. de-!yc.ir every celebrated American clown! cid.s that the, Swim nuist feel m. reand the best that tho tight little Isla ! like the extinct dodo than any other ; of Knuland lias to offer. From tho member of thd feathered kingdoin. London Hippodrome, the Olympia and the music halls Ihe Hnwe-Yan Aniburg Uitiicu mill .Sci ivls. circus secured fourteen producing Their use is about the only thing j joeys." as the white faced romps arc women attempt lo conceal these days, termed In circus slang. These bovs arc After attending a Commercial Asso ciatK.n feed we decided that when ujputt'ng their man can sit calmly without blushing. 1 main tent. grinning or clearing his throat while the toaslmasler is introducing him, he may be said to have poise. excellent pautouiimists and It look them only a day or so to get used to tuff across in the great llo.v. Page Almoin'. "Itaxsf" Humphrey, who is lour ing California In company with A. H. fox, writes the Office Cat that water "runs both ways" in that state and lolls of a stream where the fi;h are so thick that itarz had lo get behind a tt'e: to bait his hook. He reveals the further Information that he found many strangers in San prancisco. Some of the self-made men we know used the material on hand and made f'-iols of themselves. I liner Win yn. IS.WK7.2S0 n. A heavy-set man with a perspiring visage was trying, with great enthu siasm and small success, to squeeze himself under the steering wheel of a widely known, medium priced car. The gl newly purchased and efforts of the fat The Kuglish clowns are musicians loo, and that's one of the reasons why the big show's clown band makes su. ! a hit In the two-mile parade. The American clowns are, all great Jazz ex perts and it is an art that tho boys from lxmdon were not one whit behind in, for ja-.. Is ns common across the pond as It Is right here in our city. Seventy animal cut-ups aid the Merry Andrews in their drolleries. Hallroad 1 arniie.'H S.".IMMI.(HM) Short. WASHINGTON, May 1.1. (A. P.) Xel railroad operating income for March was 30S!i,(ii;:,, according to a tabulation prepared by the associa tion of railway executives from reporls made to the interstate commerce com mission. This represents n return of 2.20 per cent of the tentative valuation fixed under the transportation act and a shortage of J.vyion.oon the net revenue contemplated by thai act. Hie association said In a state- Clever Footwear for Spring Very Attractively Priced Black kid two strap buckled pump, similar to illustration but with imitation tip instead of the wing tip shown, fine soft kid, close edge flexible sole, covered Cuban heel, AAA to C, pair $0.90 Two strap buckled black suede pump, high covered heel, close edge sole, imitation tip. One of the newest numbers, very comfortable and extremely attractive, AAA to C, pr. $9.50 One button strap, brown suede pumps, vamp is trimmed with brown kid inlay, turn ed sole, high covered heel, plain toe, the pop ular dark brown shade, AAA to C, pr.. . $9.50 One button strap black satin kid pumps, vamp has inlay of black suede and strap has neat cut out effect, turned sole, plain toe, high covered heel, AAA to C, pair $7.50 Two button strap, brown kid pump, medi um vamp and plain toe, close edge sole, leather military heel, pair $1.93 Brown Satin Kid Oxfords, close fitting around the top, Goodyear welt soles, imita tion tip:;, Cuban heel, a wonderfully good fit ting and good looking shoe in all widths to in sure perfect case on the foot, AAAA to C, the pair $8.50. Same style with high leather heel at the same price. Dark Brown Kid Oxfords, soft and com fortable, Goodyear welt soles, imitation tip, military heel, pair $1.50 Black Kid Oxfords of very good quality, welt soles, imitation tip, military heels, the pair $3.98 One Strap Patent Leather Pumps, for growing girls or women who like the low flat heel, sizes 2i to 7, pair $2.09 GOING SWIMMING? Even if you don't go to Bintrham with the crowd you'll want a bathing suit in the very near future. We have some real one piece suits. Color combinations pleasing, harmonious and as gay as you want them, wool or cotton $1.19 to $0.90 tmm . 312 DEPARTMENT STORES J. C i'enney Co., A Nation-Wide Institution IViiit viort(Ts To 1'iiriii forimriithm YAKIMA, Wash., May 13. (A. P.) Apple exporters of the northwest, meeting here yesterday, decided to or ganize a corporation to handle all fruit j person began to attract the attention nearest earning in .March u return of DR. C. II. DAY Physician and Surgeon Osteopath from i Hoomi 2t and 2S Bmlth-Crawfortl uutmin. Telaphona 704 Res. 749-M s of the car indicated It was i ment. i lie western iiisuicl carriers came shipped abroad. IE. F. Davidson, Hood Itiver. Ore., was made c hairman of the organization committee, which In cludes R. W. Kc.lly, Hood Iliver; B. A. Perhani, Yakima; V. F. Gwin, J. C. Porter and J. MacPhee Ferguson. Mr. Davidson will formulate a plan which will be presented to the committee In I Seattle June I, when Pacific Coast In I terests meet there to arrange guar- antes of tonnage for water transporta tion. The meeting decided that the I organlziitlon should work through es tablished channels. KirmH represent ed In the mectln? wero the II. F. Davidson company, and Kelly broth ers, Hsood River; Oregon Growers' Co operative association; Wells and Wade, Wenalchee; Karl Fruit rompnny, Spo kane: Northwestern Fruit Exchange, Seattle; Thompson Fruit company, Ilickey and Gilbert, J. M. Perry and company, Perham Fruit company, Yakima Fruit Growers' association and J. Mael'lice Ferguson, Yakima. A committee of exporters will be chosen to attend the Seattle meeting. of pedestrians. The incumbent was 1 6 per cotit, their compiled reports about to itbomlnn his efforts when an showing net earnings of S.Gli per rent. Wool I'r'ocs Stiffen, lino Hv'ilt In Ix-ikI. LONDON, May 13. (A. P.) The wool auction sales closed today with offerings of 8SJ bales. I'rlces were firm and at the highest. During the series Merino gained 10 to 20. fine crossbred 5. other t rossbreds 13 and Gape of Good Hope and Natal 5 to 10 per cent. During the sales the home trade brought 25,000 bales, the continent 4.1.0(10 and America 2000, while 5000 wete held over. And now we have the woman denta' hygietilst. She does not pull nor fill teeth and consequently Is not a terror to children. Instead, she limits her iwork to cleaning and polishing the teeth above tho irums. The r. H. Public Health Service says that this Is most helpful In making the gums healthy and In preventing decay. 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Oregon Motor Garage Distributor BUICK, CADILLAC AND CHEVROLET Phone 468 ' !""" i pi 3 5' Ut i P, 3 I 3 ! n I ' i i ! 3 n a. W( p Si 4 ucli pri(.tl(. by woiueu.