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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1921)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1021. PAGE TEH OUTBURSTS OF. EVERETT TRUE rrr " j. C!. Penney Xo.. A Nation-Wide Institution DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Including Pendleton Pricea and Associated Presis Reports 1tl-tK'k Sill", IlKliW Mimic Holding Mly (From the Orciion Journal.) hKtrcme ncprrsHion In the aitle market, a mere uliility of the lion trade tn hulil it own ami slim- movement In the sheep iiIIcn were characteristic ur the ednesdav morning livestock trailo at North Portland. While Portland received 4M head if ' rattle In the alio Wednesday. iT5 head if these or 11 cars wont direct to outside kilter Hnd were not offered hi re. liven the Mimll supply of new HrrlMtl remaining was too heavy for the nuirket to absorb; in fart, thert mi i,ulle a fair carryover front the picvtoii day. ome of the latter in cluded hayfed Montana fluff; stork that 1he trade here had apparent!' ' been anxious to ohlain until it actually arrived. The IVi rinesdav morning , nun Ki t was therefore of moat nominal character. , ileneral rattle market range: Choice steers ? K.if.W 8.50 Medium to pood test's . . T . 5 0 tt It. 15 ) Kair to Rood steers 6.75(11 7. 50 i Common to fair steers . . r.T r i' 6. T.N ! Choice ohms and heifers 6.:i4) 7.00 Medium to good cows and heifers . 6.25 Kair to medium cows and heifers , 8.55 ft' r.75 Common cows, heifers .. 4 . 1 : Canners 2.T5 if Choice feeders 6.00 (f 5.2:. 4.25 .;0 Kair to good feeders Bulls Choice dairy calves . . . . , I'rlme light calves Med. light dairy calves .. Heavy calves While a limited run 5.50 6.00 J50W 5.5U s.SOSf 10.00 9. now s.50 6.00W .00 3.00 It 6.00 in the alleys I AM to the Wise ITmk'iil (Ksij - do iu4 wait until aiiidcuts iKrur, but prevent thorn. Tlicy noddy umh'ixiind the uc of lire- and Hurglar-Proof Safety IVposit Vaults, and that Is the reason so many make use of s.ucli fa WlHies provided liy ns. Voii can have a Safety lHpo-sit llox of your own, costing le tliun One Cent a Day. The American National Bank Pendleton. Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Gostern Oregon' M?a.a.i?tiVu.a.iiViiVii .ifV Golden West On Hot Cakes The most discriminating taste is sat isfied with the delightful, wholesome flavor which Golden West gives to the breakfast plate of hot cakes. Remember that your grocer will give you Golden West Butter if you say the name. The Wholesome Butter lj''n'iniiiiiii'aiiii'ii''ii';ii;ti;a'a:iiiin'!M)iiii;iii'MiHM fibHiitiTiniTuranraTii.aiutiji.aiii GET READY FOR THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME Preserve your Health Protect Your Family, buy them an Alaskan Refrigerators This refriKeralor Is seamless, porcelain lined, used In over a million and a half homes In America. The materials used In the Alahkan are seven walls of insulation, overhead circulation sys tem, cork filled and equipped with removable, rut proof wire ahclve. No. 620, ice capacity 35 pound ..$24.75 No. 621, ice capacity 45 pounds $30.00 No. 622, ice capacity 60 pounds $36.00 No. 623, ice capacity, 100 pounds $41.75 Other styles moderately priced. Cruikshixnk & Hampton "Quality Counts" 1 24-28 E. Webb Phone 548 Tow Old ltoujlure Takeaj In Excbaace aa Fart Payment oa Xew Eietiuiia Ajp-iiU hi lcudhKm fur Aeroliu (No Whip) I'ortJi bhadea. the Wednesday morning market for hojts kt North Portland wna extremely quiet with aviPHi-eut atendlness In some quarters. Otrload stuff was not Quot ed nhove 19.25, but some fair volume of drlvc-ins iwent nt J9.50 ami even a fraction or so more. It was the small butchers who jwtld the higher prices us tho big killers were not at all interest ed In supporting the local Industry, General hog market range: Trime light . $ 9.'.'5' 9.50 Smooth heavy, 2,10 to 300 pounds 7.50 W 8.50 Smooth heavy, SCO and up 6.50$i Rough heavy 5.1)0 Kut pigs .00jji Feeder pigs 8.50 ji Stags 4.00 M Arrivals of stock in tho shceu and lamb division of the North Portlund market for Wednesday were of liberal quantities. Trade in. this alley sturtcd with a slow tone but prices Indicated a fair degree of steadiness and no early price changes were noted. General sheep and lambs range: Prime lambs t.00'i( Fair to good lambs 6.00 it Cull lanrV) 4.50 M Feeder lambs 3.00 M Light yearlings B.OOtr 6.00 Heavy yearlings 4.50 iii 6.00 light wethers 4.50i 5.00 Heavy wethers " S.50fi' 4.50 Ewes J. 00 4.2', 7.50 7.50 9.50 9.T.I) .50 7.50 7.00 5.50 4.50 I Sails Stronger Hut Industrials Lose. ' .NEW YORK, May 18. Stock trad Ing yesterday presented two divergent crpecls. Ralls were active and strong at gross advances of one to thrto points while numerous Industrials and specialties Irregularly extended great losses. The movement In trans pollutions had its inception In the an nouncement that the United States rniiwiy labor board had decided on a downward revision of wages. Junior or secondary issues 1 emfit rd almost as much as the more season ed or dividend paying shares. Heaviness of industrials v. as due mainly to doubt respecting tho action cf the Republic Iron & Steel director of the quarterly dividend. An lounce mc'it of the absolute omission came after I lie end of the sessio.'i but Rc pulillo en s'cd unchanged. Sir.r'ar incidents included the pass ing of the Pacific Mail nciv,' i.imial divKii't.d ur.d a 50 per c-;nt cut in ihc quarterly dividend of M-m Ameri can Suar. Oils, especially Mexicans, vers henv-ly traded in but Mexican Petroleum f,nished at a aomituil f3n in. .Sales C7i,,f0; shares. The nioney market followed its un cievlatin? course of the lay'. fw c'lvs, all call loans being made seven pt r rout, alihoiich that figure vw thaded in the open market. Lvxl'.n f-.ri'ii.'n exchange!" were strong J it Dutch, itAliar, ;;i!ani8li and tier n m remit tances tafed. . Thure were few features to the !nin! ir.M t et. Hading falling off somewhat from yinerday. Changes in Jimetic anc! f'ireiEii Issues, including the lib erty grout., were mostly towards mod erately ;rer levels. Total sales, par value. ?9,i:;i,i'0. I THAT IP Y0Oe5tT fN JAPlfll NQ ,N) THAT MANjMCSR HS. CUOS A COOO HOUMD 'V. i hay shipped in the state of Washing ton will be subject to inspection at the ! jfolnt of shipment in the future, it was announced today by Director K. I.. French (if tho state department of ag riculture, at a conference of growers, dealers and consumers, called to dis cuss regarding hay. A committee of six representatives of each proup was appointed at to day s meeting to Investigate the re- grading proposition and report nt a I meeting to be held here May 25. Turector French, assisted by Assist ant Director Frank L. Lloyd, and Chief Grain Inspector 1' D. Crowe, Is holding a series of such conferences throughout the state. Wheat Market Shows Strength CHICAGO, May 19 (A. P.) De cided upturns In wheat prices resulted yesterday from unfavorable crop re ports and from more active export de mand. The market closed strong, 2 to 3 1-4 net higher, with May $1.48 'i to 1.4S and July J1.184 to 11.184. Corn gained 1-2 to 1, oats 1-2 to 3-4 and provisions two to 37. It was only at the start that wheat showed any tendency toward a se back. Offerings, however, were quick ly absorbed and the market then mov ed upward fast. About one million bushels of cash grain were said to have been taken(for export, with some foreign business In the new crop said also to have been put through. Clos ing quotations were at the topmost level of the day. Active shipping demand for corn helped to lift the market for corn and oats. Previsions went higher In sympathy with grain and hogs. Weakness I'rcvnlls On battle Market MTaTTLE. May 19. -': ga l!c ceipts 95; steady. Prime lii-nts, S .00 rough heavies, J '.OOift 4..r.u: "ii.ioth heavies, 17.00 7.50; pigs, l!i .yil.50. Cattle Receipts 3372; weak. Pri-ne s'trs, J7.75'rf8.23; common t good, lt.504i 5.00; medium to choice. 18.00 f 7.25; best cows and heifers, $6.0b"fr 7.00; common to good. 13.00 ii 4.50; medium to choice.J4.50ft5.nO: prime light calves. $10.5011 12.00; heavy cal ves. 110.50ft 12.00; heavy calves, $6.00 iff 7.00; bulls $4.00lfi 5.50. Sheep Receipts 632; weak. Yearl ings, $4.505.50; wcthcrS. $4.50't 5.00; ewes, $1.50 4.00; prime lambs. $6.007.00; cull lambs. $1.005.00. lliiy to It: Inspected At Sliiip'nit Point. SEATTLiS, May 19. -(A. P.) All Dull IH'inaml For Uvesuick at K. C. KANSAS CITY, May 19. Cattle Receipts, 5000; steady. Steers. $8.00 W 8.85; cows and heifers, $6.00 U 8. 25; stockers and feeders, $6.50 U 7.75; calves, $7.50 fi 8.50. Hogs Receipts, 11,000; dull. Bulk sales, $8.00f(!8.35; top. $8.40; heavies, $7.90fC8.20; lights, $88.40; med iums, $8.00 8.35. Sheep Receipts, 15.000; dull. Lambs, $11.00 12.50; wethers, $7.25. X-IUY PASNK8 TIIKOKill WALLS PARIS, .May 19. (A. I'.) X-rays pass through brick walls and have in jured persons in buildings adjoining laboratories, members of the Academy of- Sciences have Just been told by Professor Contrcmoulln, a radiograph expert. He advised that x-ray labora tories be completely enclosed in lead sheeting a quarter of an inch thick. It has been found. Dr. Contremoulin said that rays sufficiently powerful to be useful in treating cancer, have affected persons in rooms on other fide of thick walls and In apartments above and below the radiograph room. OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS COPvmaMT 1971, BV COOAIt ALLAN MOSS. TWAOC MARK NCGlSTCSeO U- S. FAT. OFF. Wli.vVe Chose the Profession It beats all how observing some of the young hopefuls are. Charles Hes ter, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Hester, says his Dad likes to be a banker because he can sleep late In the mortiings. The .lusv Stare From n popular m'aisazine: looked at her with unseeing eyes.' 'Ho Ode ) lAinger Skirls Once more the ankles are demure As nenth your folds they're hidden You meet requirements of the puro And maids no more are chidden. i Oh skirt, your length Is oft discussed You claim the world !) attention Please modest be (If you Just must) And save all this contention. Aw, Yon ; Sit on a Tack Sir: If u wealthy fellah Is threatened with a breach of promise suit and chooses the ulterna 'lvo of getting mar ried, might one spi ik of his marriage as a safety match? ' . GOOFKY. Moo! A fairly good singer was Ella. ' With voice sympathetic and mella; Her tones simply rang When some songs she sang, But on others poor Ella would Delia. "Words, Idle Words Lou Plnson says that since learning thu ancient game of golluf he finds the English language hopelessly In- EVERYBODY'S DOING IT TWO SPECIAL MILLINERY GROUPS, $2.49, $1.98. Right at the opening of the summer season comes this shipment of clever sport hats and sailors from a prominent millinery house, em bracing practically their entire range of styles. In keeping with our idea of real merchan dising service we are passing on to our cus tomers the advantage of our quantity buying, placing the entire shipment in two price groups which are no doubt less than half what you have been asked to pay for hats so pleasing and attractive with quality so ap parent. ; In the group of sailors at $2.49 are plain staple hats in black and white with bands of silk Georgette to match, novelty stray;?1, with plain silk bands and catchy streamer effects.. Other novelty weaves in black and colors are trimmed with two color bands of patent lea ther. Sport hats in a profusion of colors, stj les and materials. Milans, hemp and f eh com binations and novelty creations, showing all the snap and dash of the new season at a wonderfully low price, each $9S NEW BUNGALOW APRONS 79c, 98c Yesterday's express brought a pleasing assortment of the ever popular bungalow aprons in bright, clean cut patterns of ginghams and percales, also dark pat terns and solid color chambray ginghams in two low price groups 79c, 98c v'Vx,,, DEPARTMENT 6IURES J. C. Penney Co., A Nation-Wide Institution iidcuuatc. "Just Kevins us if I can't express myself," said Lou, who bus learned to distinguish between a mashie and iilblllck and who con templates buying a pair of those plaid trousers like George Hartman wears w hen on the golf course. Tho Offiscat. after a visit with some of his married friends, finds among tho advantages of the married state the very evident one that a man doesn't have to go to court to have his objections over-ruled. This Ilroad Iand of Ours Tho United States Is u large dry country bounded on the north by Canadian Club Whiskey, on the south by Mexican Pulque, und on the east and west by talt water. The popula tion consists of 100.000,000 thirsty souls, somo of whom are Americans, At their bidding, thousands of acres of deudly grape vines havo been des troyed, and If theso great and good men fulfil their promises, ere long the nation will be saved from the ravages of the vicious weed, tobacco. The original inhabitants wore Red Indians; these were supplanted by Pale Pilgrims, who first settled tho country and then settled tho Indians. The Indian practice of painting and wearing feathers shocked the Pilgrim Fathers and Mothers, but the Pilgrim Daughters made a note of these fash ions for future use. t Wo note that Colonel C. W. Furlong will devote a part of his book, "lyet 'er Huek" to the night life of Pendle- I ton during the big show, as seen on Muln Street, The Offiscat, speaking from experience gained from the vant age of the back fence, advises the Col onel to get off Main Street if he wanU to give a picture of the night life and promises him a glimpse of soma lilsh hfo ns well. UNEMPLOYMENT DRIVES CHICAGO, May 1. -(U. P.) Un employment Is driving tho army of un employed back to the farm. The far mer who found It difficult to obtain help a ycur ago when he offered the record wages of from 75 to 80 cents an hour, can select his hired man this spring from a lurgo number of eager applicants whom tho employment of fices only promise from SO to 00 cents an hour. One large employment bureau hero had on record more than 2500 appli cants for farm work last month. From half a dozen nilddlowestcrn states In the big wheat belt culls for about 1. 800 farm hands wore received. Near ly 1,400 men were placed by tho bu reau before the vacancies were filled through other agencies. U Making Dollars "Go Further" A dollar Invested In an automobile Is Invested In miles of travel rather than In a piece of personal properly. The service rendered by the dealer after the salo. and his constant Intorest In you and your car measure the miles of your satisfaction. Wc make every effort to boo that you get the full mileage out of every dollar spent here. Every Speedometer is a Cash Register Oregon Motor Garage Distributor , , BUICK, CADILLAC AND CHEVROLET Pbon 468 , . , i-tT' 4