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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1921)
, y, ,,.' . .v w.w.'.' iw . : jvrt-TtfT(n'vM"ns , ,w,iii'i' ww. wvVVrV yorvi'v r t rf lilt J J1 f J J I," . TEN PAGES PACE TEN DAILY EAST OREGONIAH, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1021. ,miL.. - i u nm. u ui 11 m mmmm w I l i ill iihumjuj8 .OUTBURSTS OF. EVERETT TRUE DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Including Pendleton Price and Associated Press Reporta 1eH I lloaa HK'ailr J lilt sille himI hhrcii imip (Prom the Oregon Journal.) There were 140 carloads of livestock reported in the North I'nrtland allays over Sunday, hut lj carloads of theie wn direct hipmems to outside kill pro and were not offered here. Hons were nirady to a quarter hlKher, rattle were lnw with a low of hoc In spots. I while dpiiriwiliin and 2So tn 50c indi cated In sheen and Inmha. Ii wns i record run thnt struck the iheip nllcya at North rortland for the iiwk'i opening. Struck b. a very good word In describing Hie aitiiatlrm. for Willi a showing of 6fi4 head of new arrival In the alleys, the market stag ered considerably at the openinr. Itcmilt m an early loss of 2Sc to 50c, while trading was extremely low. The quotation on rooiie cowa drop pert 50c Monday morning and 50c Monday afternoon. With the fartor of quality considered, however, the .ollar drop amounted to only I Sc. (ieneral aheep and lambs ranite: r.aai of Mountain lamh t ;5ff 6.73 HeH valley lamb J. 00 St 8.25 Fhlr to good lambs 5.00f S.no full lanilw 1MB 5.00 l.Uht yearling 4.60 W 5. IS Heavy yearlings .r 4.00f 4.50 Ught wethera 4.00 4.50 Heavy wethera J.OflM 4.00 J Ewe I MJMI IOP 1.00? 4.00 of the cattle market at North I'ortliind for the week's open log will rather poor, liver Sunday ar rivala In this division were llleriil with a tot.-.l of ;S4 head as compared with the showing of 14 70 head Inst Monday and 24 head for thla same day a year ago. At the start tnere was a loss of about 60c In the price of steers as comparer with last week final figures, tint trad, was slow and weak in the entire divi sion, and while there were few reall worth while cows and heifers In sight, the depression In the steer section gave the entire market a tinge of weakness that could not he shaken. Choice cows and heifers dropped 50c Monday afternoon, and the top price for medium cowa and heifers to good cowa and heifers foil 60c. General cattle market range: Choice steers $ T.iOff 7.T5 Medium to good steers . . ;.00f 7.50 Pair to medium steers .. (.000 " Common to fair steera . . 4.A0 4 t.OO Choice cows and heifers 5.5flfr (.00 Medium to good cows and heifers 6.00 6.50 Fair to medium cows and heifers 4.00 f 5.00 Common cows, heifers . . J.OOfi 4.00 Canners !.00fi S.00 Choice Feeders 5.25 5.60 THE OLD HOMETOWN By Stanley masssasiEsasazBiiaBmiaMsTa P00 we tee r 1 I HOTBX IS ONBOFTnoSI iiT hes been discovered why the proprietor. It OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL ALWAYS TAKES HI NAP AT NOON- THEN ALL THE FLIES ARE IN THE DaNlNSROOM- GREETINGS CIVIL WAR -ETETLXS n'OMra RFXIKF AVORKF31S DAfGIITQtS OF iETEIt.WS VWtora are cordially invited to ute our rent writintj-nxims, trk-phonew and hank facilities. and The American National Bank Pendleton. Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon" GET READY FOR THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME Preierve your Health Protect Your Family, buy them an Han . Refrigerators This refrigerator is seamless, porcelain lined, used In over a million and a half homes In America. The materials used In the Alaskan are seven walls of Insulation, overhead circulation sys tem, cork filled and equipped with removable, rust proof wlr shelves. - No. 907 E, ice capacity 25 pounds $22.00 No. 622, ice capacity 60 pound $36.00 No. 623, ice capacity, 100 pound $44.50 Other (tyle moderately priced. Cruikshiink & Hampton "Quality Count." 124-28 E. Webb phone 548 Imr Old rural uire Takra In dchaxve aa Part Farment oo New EarJualTa AxvoU in Peodlrnn for Arroltu (No Whip) Porch Sliadea. 6!s J.0 4.T6 .60 10.00 S.OOdji 1.60 (.00 o .oo 3MQ (.00 Fair to good feeders , , tlulla Choice dairy calves . . . Trime light calves . . , Med. light dairy calves Heavy calves While several loads of hog were sold early In the Monday trade In the North Portland alleys at 9.!5, which Indicated an advance- of ilc over the previous market, trade conditions were substantially the same as the closintt of last week. Then there were no di version hoju offering- and the best brought $ In the alleys. Diversion hogs were offered Monday morning and sold at $.S5. Thla la substantially what it la coating packers to bring hogs from the midwest. (ieneral hog market rant-a-Prime light $ 8.T3 T 9.i' smooth heavy, J50 to J00 Pounds 1.25 Smooth heavy, SCO and "P 6.250S 7.25 Hough heavy 5.00 T.OO Fat Pigs H.OOti) 9.26 Feeder nima a &art r. stags j. no 1f T.OO tun traction Continues On Stock Market NEW YORK. June 14. (A. r.) The general reaction of the Inst four weeks was substantially extended in the early and Intermediate stages of yesterday's stock market but a sharp recovery occurred and many specula tive favorites replaced losses of one to five points with actual gains of the same amount. Shorta figured prominently In the morning"s reversal, but their opera tions apparently were secondard to tha liquidation of holders t long stocks, notably steels and equipments. Other elements of weakness Includ ed oils, shippings, sugar, tobaccos, chemicals and utilities at gross declines of 2 to 5 points. Motors and their ac-j cessones trailed at more moderate recessions-Many railroad shares until recently regarded as investment issues were offered. Northern Pacific and Great Northern on which dividend action waa soon expected, were among the few stocks to manifest little recupera tive power. The final hour's recoil was laid to technical conditions. leaders includ ed Studebaker, Mexican Petroleum American Sugar and American Wool en. Sales 1,085,000 shares. The money market waa quiet and easy. All call loans were made at six per cent, probably because of last week's large gain In clearing house re. serves. Only a moderate inquiry for brokers' loans and commercial peper was reported. British, French and other Important foreign exchanges were firm or steady, the only noteworthy exceptions being Dutch, ."Swiss and Scandinavian rates. Private cables from London referred hopefully to the British coal strike. Liberty bonds were heavy with un even tendencies In other domestic Is sues. Mexican government fives fea tured the International list, gaining 3 4 per cent on advices that Interest payments on those and kindred issue were to 6e resumed. Total sales, par value, 12.JT5,000. inn Wheat For Future Delivery Makes Gain CHICAGO, June 14. (A. P.) Fu ture deliveries of wheat Jumped yes terday to new high price records for the season. Extreme gains, however, were not held. The market closed un settled, 1 U to 4c net higher, with July 1.394 to JI.40 and Sept. $1.27 to fl.27. Corn finished 5-8 to 1 6-8c up and oats up 5-8 to lc. In provi sions the outcome varied from 10c de cline to an advance of 2 '4 c. With reports current telling of damage- from hot winds and of prospective damage from black rust, the majority of wheat traders rushed to the buying side when the market opened. As much as six cents a bushel in some cases waa added to values before the eagerness to purchase was overcome. Then the market began to slip and at tention turned largely to gossip that country offerings had materially In creased. The fact, too, gained notice that hot dry weather tended to facili tate rapid progress of the harvest, even though leading to Injury where growth was still needed. Bears made much also of seaboard messages telling of lack of export business and of for eign offers to re-sell. Profit taking by holders showed a lull in the final half hour and the market was rallying at the last. Corn and oats obtained their strength from the action of wheat. Demand came chiefly from shorts. Provisions were irregular, influenc ed on the one side by lower hog values and on the other by the upturn In grain. IUU Rrown Sugar IIi-iujih Low Price at Orleans NEW OULKANS, June 14. (A. P.) Brown sugar sold for 25c a hundred pounds here today. Five) thousand bags, brought here last year from Gua temala In the "sugar rush" brought from one quarter to three quarter cents a pound at a government auc tion. The prices obtained were not sufficient to pay the duty. U1U All Grain Supplies Show Some Increaae NEW YORK. June 14. (A. P.) The visible supply of American bond ed grain shows the following changes Wheat Increased 1.891,000 bushels. Corn increased J.102,000 bushels. Oats increased 679,000 bushels. Rye Increased 100,000 bushels Barley Increased 80,000 bushels. Stf -c, OFFICE CAT Cr BY JUNIUS i I law is thnt which keeps one person from asking another for the two-bils the one ltit the other. Yes, Jasper, an artist Is the only man who can draw a bottle of beer. A surgeon has performed nn opera tion to give a baby, horn without ears, a pair of them, if It had been a girl Instead of a boy. Its mother could have done Its hnlr up In the fashionable ear j pads, and saved the expense of nn ope. ration. His Name Is Mudd One of Maryland's congressmen Is named Sydney E. Mudd. Now we know where that famous saying orlKi nated. Psalm of Summer Life Tell me not, In manner whining, This hot "weather makes you sick! Don't forget how you were pining For this very same: Why kick? What though days are somewhat tor rid And the temperature appalls "N" perspiration down your forehead Rushes like Niagara Falls Let us, then, forego the holler, What avails us to be sad? Lay aside your linen collar. Don your Bceveeaeze be glad! After a little talk with Bill Lydny we decided that It Is more profitable to argue with a fool than a cop. On Osculation A girl's first kiss is childish curiosity her second misplaced confidence, her third carelessness, and after that they may be said to mean anything. T. B. A. Magazine. That is distinctly a mnn's kiss, not a girl's. Ordinarily, a girl Is always sincere in her osculation. In race cases when she Isn't, any man who has Been hon estly kissed four times can see it. An experienced he-klsser can't be fooled. There Is no such thing as a lady vamp, but all masculine demonstra tions should be discounted 90 per cent. We accept all feminine goods In this line, from baby to grandma, at par. A curious reader asks a Portland paper for a definition of the nnwrlt-, ten law. That's easy. The unwritten U. S. FOR DAVIS CUP I1Y HENRY L. FARREL (I'nited Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK. June 14. Unless Australia pulls the unexpected with a i team of youngsters, America and Ja I pan very likely will fight It out for the Davis Cup next September. For the first time In years, the ten- . mo viuoniv win titr. iuru WIIIIVIII low i veteran N'orman Brookes and Gerald Peterson, Australia's ncea of yester day. ' Brookes and Patterson have both been left off the team nominated by Australia for the Davis Cup matches. Backing youth rather than age and experience, tie Australians have nam ed J. B. Hawkes, N. Peach, J. O. An derson and either R. V. Thomas or W. Todd for the team. Australia frankly does not expect nucn trom me team In this year competition but the radical ?han$e In the personnel of the squad v:us made with eyes on the future. England and France may show some unexpected form but with the Australians less formidable than an tlcipated. It looks as If Japan will fur nlsh the gTeutest opposition to the American Cup holders. Schlmldzu, runner up at the Biitlsh national championships last year, has been able to get a leave of ubsem.e trom his business in India and will play In the cup matches Kumagnc and Kasiho also have been named for the team. William Tilden, star member of the American team, predicts that the Japs will be the hardest to beat. Spain already is out of the compe tition, having been defeated by the British Isles team In the first round. French scientists who experiment with radium lire using gloves lined with lead. Wooden tables lined with lead save the legs of the experiment ers and the rest of the body is pro tected by thin metallic sheets. Hairpin Wedding Ring Si PORTLAND, June 14. A, P.) Vnless there is another hot spell, causing a further rise, the crest of the flood has been reached. The up per Columbia and the Snake rivers are dropping. The Willamette liver is stationary with a forecast of a slow drop for the next thrtt day. I,. , . ; 4 ! v ! - J f 1 I .'TV , S V j Thi iwcepinfr rtdnction of $140 is made by the LuIIey ljffht Corporation by arbitrarily accepting a heavy loan, believing that no drantio a reduction will result in in creased gale, which will in time wipe out the loot to them. Already farmers hav responded in large numbers know ing that this offer will expire Mar 31st., uulcxs sufficient orders are received to keep the Wley factories going at full speed which only can warrant a continuance of this low price of $485. So yon should take advantage of this opportunity NOW to get this highly refined I alley IJght at a price actually below pre-war level. In the New, Bigger, Better, Mure Powerful I Alley you gut: Th Ifodel II Ijalley vritK (U ampU porer cavacit) Tk 11 odd H 1 Alley vilk 11 yeart' vnporalleUd suctem Tki liodd II Lalley, tht most rimpU in contttntctitm Th Model II IMley that is the most accessible Tie Model 11 lailty that in every respect "Doe Mart and Does' It Better" The Model 11 Lalley backed by a yeat guarantee Dost wait a day longer. The time ia short. Come m and see the Lalley in operation, or phone or write for full particulju-s. Learn how the Lalley will pay for itself. BE SURE SEE THE LALLEY FIRST Sturgis & Storie Walla Walla and lVuilii'ton II JS c E Delivery 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 oour drivers to the office. Phone 178 " Smythe-Lonergan Co. Quantity Service Quality Gloria Swanson in "The Great Moment," Elinor Olyn's flrst photoplay. , She is married In haatt and uses pia (rem htr bair, twisted Into r circle, as a weddJBf rtac . . .- r Nature Pays A Bonus Now This Is the season when you Ret double comfort and satlBfuc. tlon out of every mile you ride In an automobile. Any-ar earns blKiter dividends In happiness for the next six months than at any other time in the year. Tluy now. . A Dollar Enjoyed is a Dollar Saved BUICK ! Oregon1 Motor Garage Diatribaton BUICK, CADILLAC AND CHEVROLET Phono 468 . e
