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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON,
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1921.
TEN PAGES
OUTBURSTS OF. EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AMD GENERAL
AMU TH5 PcRCCNTASe OF CAKbO
r-l t i'; tcvj 1-3 rJO LOW, IciMtLC TK"? fM P5XT
WV AKw trtlNW LiKINtCiS TUG-
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
7i
Wi-Hl4rh 4 'hiiriiilnlw
I'lM'llllllll SIin U MniUi-t
( l-Yoiti Ttii' ni-i-gun Joiirniil. i
M'iK HH- mil l.f lillC lu'-fl- .lint M'Mlk,
ijtiilc were qui. led nominal, whlb-
Ih'Tlf WMW InWi-r pl'lce nlM'tl-i! f"l
t -nib-, i.i .Vi.nli run IhimI nt ill'' open
ing of the Thursday trade.
'I i In- '. h. H.I Ihiit li.rnu-il (In- to
ti.l ii.,v of Imuy ricilv.-ii .-it Xnrth
r-.rilinul fur the 24 h. unt, 63T head, or
cur i.f swine i hum- direct ft-"tn Ihr
mldwest In b-cal fcllb-rs. mil)' :i vcr
s nut Murk "f lion ri'iifhi-il ttn- upi-n
1 r ;i 1 J (-. I.nt till WHS more Hum Slllfiet-
nt fur the needs, ns value here me
somewhat li'O high, tn view of thi- flif-irr-
,ii..ii'i1 nt other American centers.
Cm (lie basis uf the Chicago price,
Imgn were nut worth above $12 l the
l.x-it I trade. iiihI while f 12.:ru 1 ;.
wit.- bid early fur supplies, receivers
vrv asking Hie full lrice recently
lU'll'll
luilli uf (h-lr hog much below what
thi- lucal market linn been qu"lins. ami
this has put the Utile butchers in a bail
w.iy.
Ci ncnil hog market range:
I'tlme light Jli.ou'u 1 :.:.')
Smooth heavy, I Ti 0 lo 300
I Hm r..oo s.oo
Just one lone bend appeared in the
cattle alleys nt North 1'or'lnml at the
opening of the Thursday trade.
Ucc.-ni demand In this lino has lieen
about steady. Former ouotatious art
therefore nominally continued.
ijencral cattle market ranee:
Choii-e steers i 6.75 'ii 7.2;.
Medium to good steers .. f.'.Oi1 6.5t
Knir to medium steers 4,rr o.M'
Common to fair steers .. S.T.O'ii 4.T.'.
Choic rows and heifers o.M'V ti.00
Medium to good cows and
heifers 4.50 -it S.'Jo
Fair to medium cows and
heifers
Common cows, heifers
Ca nners
Hulls
ChoU'e feeders
Fair to pood feeders . .
'ull lamhs
I-iuht yoarlinin .
Heavy e.irlinga
LiKht wethers , ,
Heavy w elhers . .
Kwes .
4.00 W
4.0U(tj
S.OOW
S.00fj
2.00 fa'
1.00 4
5.00
4.50
4.01)
S.50
3.0k
3.00
3.:
4.:.0
3.50
5.50
a.Oli
ti. i.i LU1..1-. fn.tiiiii. h. iioioe Hairy eaives
pounds ....
Smooth hea ', .
"P
UmiKh heay . ,
Fat piss
Feeder pliM . .
Oil ll'S ,
0.0 i 'il 11.00
ii.ltftl Iii.iiO
fi.oo 'a 10.00
1 2.O0 'u 12.50
11.00W 12.00
0 w
2T5i
1.50 '
2.50
5.00 -ii
4.00 W
10.50 V 11.00
I 'rime linht dairy calves 10.00 ii 10.50
j Mou. light dairy calves. . 7.0(1 St 10.00
Heavy calves 5.50 1 7.0o
Larnli situation was weak, -with early
I Mils at North J'ortland Thursday
showing a loss of about 50c from the
! tornier price. Mutton trade in general
! was considered about steady, but very
, lov.
i tleneral sheep and Iamb range:
i Fast of mountain lambs $ 6.50 'ii' 7.25
Best valley lamls 5.50'ij' 6. 00
Fair to irootl lambs 5.00 tl 5.50
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OI'lOAiIO. July 22. (A. 1.)
Wheat developed some slrensth ves
leiday. largely 1.,-cause of reports that
ilermany had obtained credit In Ureal
Britain to buy bivadstuffs. The mar
ket closed firm, at the sumo as Wed
neMlay's finish to 3-4 cents higher,
with September $1.2614 to $1.2ij and
December 1.29i4 to Jl-20".. Torn
closed 1-s cent off to 1-21i5-!c up.
and oats gained 1- cent to 1-2 cent.
In provisions the outcome ranged from
12 1-2 cents decline to a rise of 2 1-2
cents.
Strength showed Itself almost exclu
sively during the final half hour after
word had been circulated that British
bankers had made a $15,000,000 loan
to Ilermany to be used mainly for the
purchase of wheat. Hullish sentiment
w.-is also stimulated by famine news
from Russia and by advices that the
western Canadian crop would not In
larger than last year. Until the bulg
in prices, however, bears had thing.
mnch their own way. A good deal
was made of predictions that receipts
wouiu continue liberal and the need
to track deliveries here owing to con
gested storage facilities and the eleva
tor employes" strike.
Excellent crop prospects tended to
ease the corn market. Oats were re
latively firm as a result of disappoint
ing yields.
Higher quotations on hogs partly
counterbalanced In the provision mar
ket the depressing effect of a break in
!arge prices at Liverpool.
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To 1 jisicr ISasis.
NEW VOliK, July 22. (A. P.)
The stock market's only outward re-,
cognition vesterday of easier credit
conditions announced over night was
a decline in cull money quotations
from 6 to 5 1-2 per cent.
Total transactions of 285.000 shares
established a low- record for the year.
The trend of prices was downward.
Shorts made some impression on
steels, equipments, motors and mis
cellaneous issues, including Famous
Players. Fire in the Mexican oil
fields and rumors of financing by one
of the Koyal Dutch subsidiaries serv
ed as an excuse to depress oils.
Hails were comparatively strong,
despite June statements of various im
portant systems which disclosed
smaller gross earnings. Coppers and
allied metals were unaffected by price
concessions.
Exchange on London weakened on
selling precipitated by development
in the Silesian situation. loiter partial
recovery was effected with improve
ment in French, Belgian and German
rates.
With few exceptions the bond mar
ket was firm to strong. Liberty is
sues were appreciably better, most
rails trended upward and the feature
of the foreign group was the strength
of various municipals, notably Danish
and Swedish issues.
Total sales, par value. $lO.S75,00o.
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onslMl'Ilt
We know a little wife who says she
"just worships her husband." Well
we notice that she often goes so fai
as to place burnt offerings before him
so It must be true.
Just when we get to enjoying our
selves telling someone how much we
notice the warm weather the other fel
low begins to talk about his own
symptums.
new Selanick special, "The Woman
Cod Sent," featuring Zena Kcefe und
Joe King, which is to be shown at the
Alta theatre for two days beginning
today. The story Is by Sophie Irene
Loeb, and was adapted and directed by
Larry Trimble. It Is a deep drama,
with a touching love current running
through a picture of Industrial struggle
and political manipulation.
Love, .politics, strife. Intrigue, mys
tery and a thrilling denouement all
these contribute to make a situation in
which every emotion of the audience
is played upon and responds.
She Is a wonder woman, this Mar
garet Manning, portrayed by Zane
Keefe. Horn under u cloud, losing her
mother In her infancy, not knowing
even the name of her father, she over
comes all the obstacles of poverty,
prejudice und Ignorance. She tri
umphs over cunning and rapacity,
bests Intriguing lobbyists ut Washing
ton, and wins the man she loves.
AKCADHTOOAY
Norma Talmadge is known to be
one of the most versatile of all femi
nine screen stars, but her remarkable
talents in this direction have never
been shown to such good advantage as
In her latest Select production" She
Loves and Lies," -which opened at the
lliglirr I'riccs Prevail
On Kan-as City .Market
OMAHA. July 22. Hogs
2315c higher; bulk liett
$.23 ''" I ". Ill) ; top, $10.11.",;
grades, $s.2." '11 S.J."i.
Cattle fieceipts. 27011: desirable
beef steers, steady to 1,1c higher; top
handy-weights, $!t.25; others,, slow;
she-stock steady to 2jc higher, bulls,
strong: veals, weak; stockers and feed
ers, steady.
Sheep Receipts, Tniui.head; lumbs
strong, spots. 2.".c higher: bulk west
erns. $10.10'fi 10.30: early tops, $10.35:
sheep, firm; wethers, $6; vearlin?
! ewes, tip to $5.50: vearlinir wethers
7. feeders, strong to 25c higher; early
top feeding lambs, $7.25; best held at
$7.50.
I We read of a Spanish chess player
, who made four moves in two hours.
. After a little more practice he ought
1 to qualify as an all-Amerlcan brick
I layer.
. 1 .in? - " i ivy
Receipts X'aturc X1c
- rrrades I "e 'ere interested in the news In
packing!- "ua- H u- aooul tne mgnt-
oiooniing iereus grown in a local gar
den. May we be allowed to remark!
that the name of the flower makes us i2
think of the recent liquor raids; they
certainly make a night blooming ser
ious for the home brewer.
In Iceland codfish are dried
ground into flour for use In bread.
and
Cops Golf Cup
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Today
Children, 10c
Adults, 35c
Norma
iw Mar,
Tliih - Irfhku Star, ,
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1 durable .lust Kef.il r $75.00; now $.Vi.'mi
5 poundc a.ilK Joiji leer, is a ery exceptional buy.
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Another Ice King top door. ) pound size, was $;2.50; now
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m .'mm in iwWifi'im
Two things that all others are most
pitiful One is the desperation with
which a bald man clings to the last
few remnants of his hair and the other
the determination with which a wom
an goes about to erase the first wrinkle.
This Is a Deep Olio j
Dear Offiscat: I
Can you tell me if P. D. dogg is
among the male teachers enrolled at
the Summer Xormal School in pendle- '
ton ?
t Signed) AN'XIOL'S. j
You may be as good as anybody else I
.Uiit is that good enough? I
ii
Talmadne
IN
She Loves and
Lies
BRAY COMIC
MOTION
PICTURE NEWS
P.VVTLME TODAY
A fortuno teller in Salviattl's circus.
It is while acting in this capacity that
her son conies to her. He, too, has
been crushed In the scientific certi
tude of his father. Realizing his need
for a mother's care, Rcnee is virtually
reborn. She begins to undo the harm
wrought by the husband. She givcH
up the circus to be near her son. Sho
establish herself as a socress. Her
regeneration begins.
And in her regeneration she brings
about the salvation of Stephen. J!ut
how she achieves her end through thu
urge of mother-love and the psychic
phenomena which enables her to win
out are tremendous climaxes of the
story which must be seen to be ap-(
predated. One is made to think and j
to weep at the same time. Miss Ram- j
beau, in "The Fortune Teller," is at j
her best. Her dramatic power and her.
faultless technique dominate the pic- j
ture and make the screen story even I
! more entertaining and instructive than i
the stage performance. Her transfor-j
mutton from a cultured and beautiful I
woman to tne torn thing In the little)
circus sidochow can only be clanged asj
evtruordinnry. Miss Rambenii, in "The i
fortune Teller." has scored the great-
est iriiiiiiiiri ui ner career.
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Today
Children 5c
Adults, 20c
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your Itinerary and make your reservations.
Call on
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Agl.
Arcade theatre last night.
In this adaptation of Wilkte Collins'
story of the samo name Miss Talmadge
portrays three separate and distinct
characters,-each being of a different
social caste, age and physical appear
ance. Not only does the star make her
portrayals realistic but she makes
them convincing.
It will be remembered that Wilkte
Collins has his principal character to
disguise herself us to completely make
her own husband believe that she Is
another person, something that may
be easily done on the printed pages of
llction but not so easy of accomplish
ment In real life or stage or Bcreeli.
How .Miss Talmadge "gets away with
it" is lint one of tho niaijy unusual
things in "She Ixivcs and Lies."
As in all of this star's previous Select
productions the talent surrounding her
Is of the highest calibre. Conway
Tearlo is leading man and the balance
of the cast Is composed of well known
stage and screen favorites. The tech
nical work, such us settings, lighting
and effects are Just a llttlo ahead of
tlie high standards now expected by
patrons of the photoplay.
Alta
Children, 10c
Today
Adults, 35c
- i-
m (t':,v lain liirtm t--cnmmmamm
Selznick Pictures
"The Woman
God Sent"
STORY BY SOPHIE IRENE LOEB
DIRECTED BY LARRY TRIMBLE
WITH ZENA KEEFE
FATTY ARBUCKLE IN "A COUNTRY HERO"
Marjone
ir
Rain
Here' Jock Hutchinson, back
h.xn with th cup presented him for
winning the British open golf cham
pionship. He will play for the Amer
ican onn ilutmpionthip at the Co-liin-bia
Coun'ry Cluh :n Washii.gtoo.
V. C. July II, 20, 21.
IN
The Fortune
Teller
THE MOST MAG
NIFICENT MOTH
ER STORY EVER
TOLD.
Al.TA TOIAy
ljvely woman, charming nuugh
when a creature of the boudoir and
drawing room, can be still more Inter
estlmr when she Invades the tireciects
of man and buttles with him on his
own ground. a
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