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FACE TWELVE
DAILY EAST OSEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1021.
TWELVE PAGES
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DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports Y Y .
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE '
Wool HUi Willi
fx-lliT In Imur
IvONDOX. June 1 (A. TM-.fr-rlni
lit trip wool auction
mtpttay nriioiinK'rt to ftf.ofl balm
lln win iKtivc and hump mid
Ipsh than fle liushrla of (train were
I rod need. ' .
-Th - 1 -
sale Crop lt-rti (ionj ami
Hid lUtall Trade fHvurahle
ron-f XKW YORK. June 11. (A. P.)
Itnntiil bnyr qnirkly hanrN'd all
fOrlnKB nt prlrcn In swllers' favor
with the !Ht RimlrR of nuTlnoH In
flrniMt.
t nrailtrpt today nays:
Tiadp and Induatry ire Irregular
lin no two adjacent markets rHtirn
inir exactly the same report a. Whole
sale and Johblag bualnesa shows nn In.
erenae of mid-wason quloittnd Indus
try has rather Blackened, with cvollec
Itnns about as luw as at any time
since mid-winter. Retail trade ia
about as good as at any time thin
ear, and crop reports are quite vnl-
I tormiy ravorawe. The biggest winter
wneat (trowing; areas report better con
ditions than at the date the latest gov
ernment report. Unemployment re
turns show a slight Increase, due rath
llirtlM' Mrawirp Vrml
4iiiH termors' Scixl lH"bts
W.SIU.'OTON June II. (A.
A bill for relief of farmers who suffer
ed crop failures during the period of
war (timrartee of prices for wheat, oats
nd rye s iniroduced yesterday by
Senator Curtis, republican, Kansas. It
would canrc-l debts of such farmers to
the government on loans for seed
grains and authnriie refunds to farm-
h,v. nsld tip their loans. The ,r , girike. than to forced shutdowns.
WH would apply to acreage on which There Is evidence, however, that better
i--i .. f ... ,J)
Judgment Is dictating lmrtinl Jaccep
tnnco nt reduced wanes, this' especial
ly In the building trades. Weekly
uank clearings M.Sn,03.0(H. "
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T&6 Communities Greatest Asset
Those boys, now at large for three months diirin?
the M-hn.,1 naraikm, are, without any rxivptkuv. (lie
greatest asct f tills n tmmiity. iWy nill ili'VPlup
ami cpan.l iutoM ng to the opportunity given iliem.
It you take on Interest in thin asset, give the boy)
Imi ask. for a cliai.oe to w-nrk, a Job, Put hjn to
work, eiHiire him ami urge liim to save.
Tiiis bank will open savings avtiis for boys and
girls every day.
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TheAmericanNational Bank
Pendleton, Oregon.
'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon"
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Regular ice delivery will start Tuesday,
June 1st. Call 178 for an ice card or stop
our drivers and ask for a card from them.
We invite criticism.
Kindly report any inattention, of our
drivers to the office.
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Phone 178
Sm ythe-LOnergan
Co.
Quality
Quantity
Service
CET READY FOR THE
GOOD OLD SUMMER
TIME
Preterve your Health
Protect Your Family,
buy them an
Han
Refrigerators
This refrigerator Is seamless, porcelain lined, nsed In over a
million and a half homes in America. The materials used In the
Alaskan are seven walls at Insulation, overhead circulation ys
tem, cork filled and equipped with removable, rust proof wire
Shelves.
No. 907 E, ice capacity 25 pound .....$22.00
No. 622, ice capacity 60 pounds $36.00
No. 623, ice capacity, 100 pound $44.50
Other tyle moderately priced.
Cruikshimk & Hampton -
"Quality Count"
124-28 E. Webb Phono 548
Tow CMd Furniture Takes) la Fcbng as part Payment on New
Ex4tuJi Agents la Pendleton fir Aeroluz (No Whip) Porch
Snotly rtetnnnil Prevails',
I'or Wool On Seaboard t
BOSTON, June 11. (A. I.) The
Commercial Ilulletin says:
The demand for tyool In the scn
hoard markets this week has been of
a spotty nature. Prices tire holilinit
generally steady. In the west there Is
rather more buying at about the mime
level of clean landed values as noted a
week airo. The sltuntlon nt the mlllaj
is healthy and some manufacturers are
figuring already on the new Unlit
ve'ht aonds."
Wisconsin half blood 25W26; 3-8
blood 2ifT2; 1-4 blood 2Jfi5.
Scoured basts; Oregon Eastern No.
1 staple 78fi 80.
Territory fine staple choice K0f 8,1;
hnlf blood combing 70? T2; 3-8 blood
combing 48rr.2;- 1-4 blood comblns
S8i'42; fine And fine mediirtn clothinii
es.
Mohairs nest combing i7!3(l; best
earning 22fo 2&. . t
A NtUI NOVCL HOMfi WITH Mit
tvHnT have you ox 1
nulls Have. Way
And Wheat, fines Vp , ,
CHICAOO, June 11. (A. P.)
Wheat prices .had an urwnrd trend
most of yesterday, largely as a result
of bullish field reports concerning the
winter crop and fear of a wet harvest.
The market closed unsettled 1 to,l c
net higher with July 1.36 to 1.36 and
Sept. 1.18 to 1.18. Cora finished
nnchnnged to s-4c lower and oats
down 3-8 to 5-8c. . In provisions rho
outcome was two to le advance.
Except for one brief setback slioH
ly after the opening, hulls" showed
themselves masters in the wheat pit
until about mid-day.' Further rains in
the southwest were reported nnfl al
though clearing weather was said to
I'nnmxi. uneasiness relative to
have
narvest conditions remained a factor
on the buying side. In the last part of
the session the market descended with
a good deal of momentum, although nt
no time were prices as low as yester
day's finish. Profit taking by holders
was much In evidence and there was
complaint of the slowness of export de.
inand Bearish financial gossip was
also given considerable notice.
Corn and oats lacked support but
toward the last rallied somewhat.
Provisions were governed mainly by
the course of the hog market.
Xow Ijow Itecortla
Added to Market IJst "
-NEW YORK. June 11. (A. P.)
The stock market was less active yes
terday with Irregular to heavy tenden.
cles. Numerous additions were made
to the many low records of the yean,
Unsettlement occurred in the final
nour. wnen extensive offerings of
Mexican Petroleum precipitated an
extreme decline of 7 points. Other
oils suffered gross losses of 2 tb 6
points.
Steels, equipments, conners. utilities.
and food specialties, particularly sug
ars, also proved vulnerable to liquida
tion and short selling at declines of 2
to points. Sales amounted to 725.noii
shares.
Shorts covered In some of the more
stable issues, notably rails. Their cau
tion was based in part on the better
showing of the federal reserve banks
and reports that indicated earlv re.
ductlons of rediscounts.
Call loans opened at 6 nercent for
thfc first time in several weeks. Mod
erate buying of commercial paper for
interior banks also was reported.
suspension of operations for an un
usually long period by one of the laree
steel mills in the Pittsburg district oc
casioned little surprise.
The Jlay tonnage report of United
Slates Kteel revealed another large de-:
crease, the lowest level sinn Mnmh
1919.
A sharp rise In liberty 34s. which
extended almost to one percent, was
partly cancelled at the close. Other
liberties were Irregular with. the gen
eral bond list Including foreign issues
Total sales, par value, 114.275.000.
tUCCC. 'ARts,
Some op tm tresr
J. C. Penney Co.. A Nation-Wida Institution
.t'.u TAice this oms., it's PreonAPtv v
'i.uot.- n-o TH5 QN5 SrieD Die
exchange of territories In order to l. i DOV, g swimming in Pendle
make conditions of the-Paris peace ton's reservoir?
conference fit local conditions, satisfy , 2. Is Rudolph Mollner married'
aspirations of the populations and If not, why notT
viewiMiinis oi oom countries, i . j. Xame two principal
i ne i iHKue cuiiiuei naving approvea
of the agreement, Jtumania will hand
over to Csecho-Slovakia three villages,
with a population of 3,000, all of whom
are Czecho-Slovnkians except six. Ru
mania will get in exchange eight vil
lages, with a population of 10,000 of
whom 7,000 are Roumanians.
, t VIM, IXSTAMi WIIWXKSS.
CHICAOO, June 11. A. P.)
Wireless telephone and telegraph in
struments will connect the Oak Park
police station with its patrol wagons'
when they are out on a run, If a rec
ommendation submitted to the board
of trustees by the chief of police today
isjfavorubly acted upon. A test wire
less set Is already In use.
New Xon-Clare Headlight.
Olareless automobile headlights In
vented by an Illinois man project their
rays through cannon-shaped sleeves
between the front wheels and fender
apron:i of cars.
Pneumatic Scat SupjiortK.
Recently Invented pneumatic seat
supports for all kinds of motor ve
hicles consist of rubber bowl shaped
casings with thin Inner sections that
can be inflated with a pump.
RUMANIA AND CZECHO
SLOVAKIA HAVE MADE '
EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY
BUCHAREST. June 11. (A. p.)
Rumania and Czecho-Slovakia have
Just set a precedent in the amicable
OFFICE CAT
SY JUNIUS
Possibly lie TXsircs to Make Another
Touch
(From Chicago Tribune.)
Personal information- wanted con
cerning the address of a Mr. Wester-
man who- loaned mc money while we
were stationed in the quartermaster
camp at Olcceres, France, June, 191S.
C. s. Ailing, y. M. C. A., Waukegan,
Illinois. ;
. A fellow who walked In his sleep fell
out of a thirteen story window in New
York the other day. We hope ha was
cured of the habit. ...
An Old fashioned Mother
Mary said a little damn.
In sub-deb-style, you know
Rut her mother washed her mouth
with soap
In the style of long ago.
Our Own Questionnaire
Tom Edison, we opine, proved him
self a smart man when he pnused from
his labors In making phonograph rec
ords to propound few questions.
Hilt here are a few that the Offlscat
believes Tom would have a hard time
answering: '.
spooning
Places in Pendleton.
4. Is It permissible to pasture cowa
In Pendleton streets?
6. Name three prominent bootleg
gers, also brands they sell.
. Why doesn't Scotty Crockatt
wear a hat?
7. How many degrees below f reel
ing point Is the water In the Nat?
If some of these sgitntors would
agitate a hoe on the farm the country
would be a lot better off.
Himplo Songs
A gentleman beyond compare
Is Archihaldus Carter;
He merely says, "Well, I declare!"
When 'ere he busts a garter.
Wither are we drirtlng? We are
pained to note that there was toe
dancing on a recent W. C. T. U. pro
gram, chronicled in the saaalaty col
yum of the E. O.
It Is to 1-aff
If brevity is the soul of wit,
Pome skirts we see Wiust do their bit.
Pctirtlofnn Ilnmor.
Who knows the a,uthor of the fol
lowing gems of humor? He lives In
Pendleton:
"Fifty cents! Fifty cents!! For
THAT!!"
"Are you bowlegged, or Is It the way
your pants hang?"
Are You Getting Your
. Money's Worth? .-
You Arc Entitled to the Most Your
Money Will Buy.
" We can and do save you money. Buying
for 312 stores and selling only for cash, elimi
nating middlemens profits. and other , usual
marketing expenses makes "A Service That
Saves." It will pay you to pay cash here,
Clarks Sewing Cotton, 150 yd. spool ...... 5c
Coats Crochet Cotton i..... 10c
Shoe Laces, black or brown, 2 pairs . . . . .'. 5c
The best Laces, round or flat, mercerized
black, brown, white, all lengths to 81
inches 1 5c
Black Shinola Shoe Polish 5c
2-in-l Polish, brown and oxblood 10c
2- in-l White Cleaner 10c
Liberty White, the best, cleaner for kid
shoes, gloves, etc. 1 19c
Gilt Edge Shoe Polish 19c
Trimming Beads, bottle 8c, 15c
Clarks 0. N. T. Darning Cotton, 2 spools. 5c
Dr. Parkers Hose Supporters, pair . . ... . . 39c
Hickory Garters, the best for children,
white or black, all sizes, pair 19c
Steins Hickory Elastic, best quality, white or
black, 1-4 inch, yard Cc; 3-8 inch, yard 7c;
1-2 inch, yard 8c; 1 inch, yard 15c.
Hair Pins, package ........ 2c, 5c, 8c, 10c, J 5c
Bone Hair Pins 8c, 15c
Duro-Belle Hair Nets, each 10c
Kid Curlers, bunch 8c,
West Electric Hair Curlers, card of 5. . . 23c
Crochet Hooks, each , 5c, 8c
Best Quality Safety Pins, all sizes 8c
Common Pins, 2 packages ...... . . . . . . . 5c
Best Quality Pins, large package .... 5c, Sc
Trimming Braids, package 8c, 15c
Cotton Tape, roll 4c
Lingerie Braid, bolt , 8c, 10c
Hooks and Eyes, card 5c, 8c
Society Sport Veils 5c, 10c
Face Chamois, each 15c
Tooth Brushes 10c, 19c, 23c
Propholactic Tooth Brushes . 33c
Hand Brushes ; , '. 10c
Keepclean Hair Brushes ............ 49c
3- in-l Oil, bottle Y 13c
Lead Pencils 2 for 5c and 5c each
Carter's Library Paste, bottle v. 8c
LePage s Liquid Glue, tube or bottle ..... 15c
tl, VtfAKTMbnT aTURLS
tfjjj
J. C Penney Co., A Nation-Wide Institution
QUALITY HUNTING at Reasonable Prices
East Oregonian Printing Department
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
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ff SK zny person interested in auto
sjL mobiles what he thinks of Buick.
We abide by his opinion.
Then ride in a new Buick to learn for
yourself the reason for this widespread
confidence.
You'll discover there's more than relia
bility in a Buick. You'll find it's so easy
to operate, so comfortable; and there's
juch beauty in the new body lines.
The continuous use of your Buick is
provided for in every emergency by
Authorized Buick Service.
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