DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1921
TWELVE PAQZI
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
THE LARGEST CHAO DEPARTMENT I
'STORE OKGA.NIZAJION IN THE WORLD"
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Fandlstoa Prlcu and AiaocUted Pien Eport
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ttavlpt at Portland
1tof Very IJxht
(From The Oregon Journal.)
.Two loads of cattle formed tola! new
arrfvula at North I'orilnnn Tuesday.
All lines IniMcated a steady tone.
Cattle were the only carload arrivals
at North Portland Tuesday. Only a
small supply of fresh stuff put In hp
petranca In these alleys. Demand ap
peartd steady with former
Bialntulned.
General cattle maritet range:
Choice tteers
Medium to good steers. . 4.75 f
Fair to medium steers . .
Common to fair steers . .
Choice cons and heifers
Medium to good cows and
heifers
Fair to medium cmvs
heifers
Common o fair cows and
J.7Sj3.:5
4.10M 500
3.71
8.508
g.00i
6.00 0
5.00
4.50
9 00
8.50
8.00
6.00
4.T5W
i.-.Mil
4.50
heifers
Canners
Bulls ,
Choice feeders
Hair to gcod feeders .
Choke dairy calves .
Prime light calves . .
Medium litiht calves .
"leavy calves
No carloads of hogs came forward
prices j to North Portland Tuesday. Demand
Indicated a nominally steady tone, with
price unchanged generally.
Cieneral hog market range:
Prime light I 9.2.'. fi
Smooth heavy, 230-300
pounds 8.75
Smooth heavy, 300-lhs.,
up ".OOff
Rough heavy 5.00 in
Fat Pigs 9.00 9.50
Feeder pigs 9.25 9."6
Stags v 4.00 6.25
2.75 9 ' With a lack of fresh offerings, Tus-
1.50f 2.75 i day's sheep and lamb market at North
Portland was nominally steady, with
former prices, generally continued.
General sheep and lamb range;
East of mountain lambs (.50 0 7.00
Best valley lambs - 6.00 0 6.(0
fair to cood Uimbs .... 5.00 W &.50
3.001 4.00!
6.50
4.75
5.00
4.005 4.50
3.50 TD 4.00
9.75
9.00
8.00
7.25
Cull lambs
reeder lambs 4.50O
Light yearlings 4.50 0
Heavy yearlings 1.50
Light wethers 3.50 O
Heavy wethers 2 50W
Ewes 1.00 ft
i.vu
t.ua
4.50
4.50
3.50
3.50
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
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Wheat Iries j iliglicr
On linitu Ilenuuvl.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9. (A. P.) Hull
Ish sentiment became more apparent
In wheat Tuesday than for a consider
able time. Home renewal of trans-
Atlantic buying of fnited States
nreausturts. together with u falling off
tin receipts, helped us a stimulus tow
jard confidence. The finish, although
'unsettled, was 1 3-8 ff 1 8-4c net lilgli
er, with December at 11.04 l-;r
11.04 5-8 and May 11.09 l-2?f l.Oii 3-4.
i.orn gained 1-8 to l-H'l-4r, and
outs l-8'?il-4o. Provisions varied
from 17c declino to 5c advance.
With Holland reported as having
purchased hard winter wheat at the
gulf or Mexico and with Sweden suld
to have taken a liberal amount of rye,
wheat moved upward readily, subject
only to moderate occasional setbacks.
Gossip was current that Italy would
be a buyer next week and the market
was unaffected by reports that an
Itulluii firm was In financlul difficul
ties. Country offerings proved small
and this circumstance, when taken In
connection with the much smaller re
ceipts ut all points, wus deemed of es
pecial significance in some quartern.
I Much attention wus ulso given to
complaints from the southwest that
prolonged dry weather was Injuring
the outlook for the winter crop.
Corn and oats were firmer with
wheat. Kxporters appeared to he
after corn as well us wheat and rye.
Acute weakness In the hog market
carried lard and ribs down to the
lowest quotations this season, loiter,
however, the provision market show
ed something of a rally, owing to the
strength of grain.
UHCLB BOB RE5CY WAS PEEVBO WHSN HC LEARNED
"ITT HANK BUWWOWS HAD TAKEN HIS HOME BWEWttj
whisky to use as a rub down.
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THE WORLD ONE NATION
Wills, tlio givut English (lUnUcr a.ict wriiw, ailvo.
rate tlio ob'.IU-ralliMi of boiuuliiricN and fusing of ui
rcpUblli-H, kliigdonw and cinpUcs tnio onu irrwit iu.
Vtn Uurn luliir uuiiy Willi tariff, instoiim, annles
and iiaviin and lulling only one niwirtary system and
a world's polirc.
A mem ilrcuni now. yet this mny monlually bo tho
uiinwit to llie lii(rl-ulc prolilcnvs coming up bHoro
tlio disuriiiiimcnt eoiifcrciira to be held ut Washing.
Um (luring; tills mouth.
A saving nivount hi this nirmxg hank stands for Iho
liiaki it f Bod i lll.ensliip Hnl It Is ptwsililo for
everyeme to liuvc such su ummut.
The AmericanNalional Bank
Pendleton, Oregon.
'ass, 'Strongest Sank in Eastern Oregon"
I-ower Price
Itttall For Livistock
OMAHA, Nov. 9. (t-'nited States
Iturenu of Markets. Hogs Kecelpts,
6500 head. Mostly 26c lower; bulk
medium und light butchers, 16.7&W
7.10; top, $7.25; bulk packing grades,
$0416.50.
Cuttle riecclpls 7600 head. Beet
steer and she stock steady to 25c low
er; top yearlings, $10; bulls und veals,
weak ;, stackers and feeders, steady to
26c lower.
Hheep Kecelpts, 6000 lioad. Tjirabs
yearlings and light ewes, steady; top
fed lambs, $8.00; light ewes, $4.35;
heavy ewes, dull und weak; feede,r
strong; top feeding lumbs, $7.tiQ.
Buy Your Range and Heater Now
Easy Terms
We'll take your old
stove as part payment
Hit
Coal Healers from
IIP
$69.75 SPECIAL
Value Wesoo Itaugv lias all
IIm newest and most dcslraMn
rialuns of it practical st'l
ltuiigt. Twin fluo ctHistniclliHi
Insures ixrfot luikliur am! a
lHrfivt ilriilt. TIki Value Wcsoi
will H.iuully say,. -2 ,0 (iH-
over inilliiaiy ranges.
FREE-Bicakfast table
with each Range or Ra
dium heater sold during
this sale.
RADIUM HEATER
For Coal or Wood
More lientliiK Mil fair Iiimiii-s
inrtre heat. This heater will
heat your house ls-der und glw
V mere -nmfiiit than the eld
stk round Moves. I. i t us Miow
jeu this heater.
UP
Wood Heaters $4.73.
Cruikshank & Hampton
"Quality Counti"
124-28 E. Webb Phone 548
Vour Old I Wnlluro Taken In KxcJinnge as 1'nrt Pnymcnt on New
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NEW YOnK, Nov. 9. (I. N. 8.)
Mrs. Lewis I,. Delufleld holds that the
movement to control the population of
the world Is the most Important move
ment In the world toduy mid In ftirth-t-rt'iico
of that belief Is actively engag
ed In the labor of helping prepare for
the First American Iliith Control Con
fereuce, which will be held at the
1'lnza Hotel, New York City, Novem
ber 11 und 12, and w hich will close its
sessions with a mass meeting at the
Town Hall Sunday, November 13.
"Tlio birth control movement has
greater bearing, i.ot only on the lives
and happiness of women today than
liny other movement, hut It is ulso
connected with the disarmament prob
(em, whl( h Iho statesmen of the world
are considering," said Mrs. Delufleld.
their fight for the auffrage movement
and the next great movement for
them to become Interested In In at
hand and crying for their attention
birth control. Woman has been re
sponsible In the past for tho exploitive
populatW ns of the world, and her re
sponsibility has been through Ignor
ance. It is now up to her to acquire
knowledge und to do so obstacles that
have been put In the way of niakina
the communication of such knowledge
legal must be removed.
"The limitation of population bears
ci rectly on the problem of national i
defense and disarmament. It is safe I
to aay that with proper Information
communicated to the women of the j
world half a century ago (he world j
war would and could have been avoid- ,
in New York.
"When 1 recovered my breath,"
writes the business man, "1 told him
that that was something that had
never happened ,to me before In the
post office and I appreciated It."
It has been suggested that a contest
be held to determine the city whose
letter carriers ure the most polite.
OFFICE CAT
ed.
"Illrth control Is a problem for tho
race and the women must help solve
it. Tho next step In the movement will
be to make It legal to liuve clinics
where the Information can be given
women who desire it. It Is also Im
portant thut physicians be granted
greater freedom in communicating
this Information and, while discretion
should be used In giving It, it is the
right of every married woman to have
it."
An Impressive array of speakers has
been assembled and a worth-while
program has been prepared for this
conference, under the siineivislou of
Mrs. Margaret Hanger, the leader of
the birth control movement In Ameri
ca. The chief sneaker of the confer:
ence will bo Harold Cox. former mem
ber of tho Dritlxh parliament nnd ert- , The fellow who whistles mid sings ot
Itor of the Edinboro lievlew. He will his work mav he hunne hi h. nr.i...
n,TOn u.i i iu fpiesunn ut -over I'opu- murder in the hearts of
lation.' Ho Is held to be the lendlnir around him.
ttutnnrity on economics and population
BY JUNIUS.
I Kxcept a silk stocking, nothing in
I this world can go faster when It starts
than a public Idol.
everyone
in the world today. He reached Mon
treal last week and will come to 'New
York City the latter part of this wee.
COUTH I'OSTAI, CI.KRKS
WASHIXliTON, Nov. 9. (I. N. R.)
Will Hays' postal dorks ure becom
ing so Imbuded with the chiefs "m,
A dollar will go us far as it over did;
if you mail it.
We cull It "greed" when wo speak
of Rockefeller, but when we refer to
ourselves it is "genius" or "ability."
Women have been successful In stumps ut the
The kind of man who has to Sn out
nvuM . fun. u .. . . - .
manning" doctrines that they're liable ' nnV,'0 nV!? ." ,
to he Jerked Into court for searing J1'0 ? "w ' wknd look
someone to death. '
A business man writes the I'ost Of- That sin. ....
flee Department that the Herb Si"K .h c"m U t who a
purchased I ed tha vn Z V "'m'
,. 1 i'n--.u mime nitn
troin torging right ahead.
"thank you'
clerk
when he
Hudson Terminal station
THIS BEING FATHER AND SON WEEK
A f?M. Off Go Home ano
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Delightful
Winter Coats
$24.75
Thia attractive price would mean little to you were
it not backed by richness of fabrics and becoming, au
thentic styles which only Penney buying power and
rash selling methods can offer so reasonably.
Fur cuffs and collars lend an added touch of luxury
to many models while embroidery forms the highlights
of others. . . ; . "
Review the different models now on display in our
large center window. 1 :
Clever Coats for Wee
Folk
$5.90 to $14.75
Another assortment of cozy coats for the young
sters. Good looking and practical materials. Some are
fur trimmed. . Ages 5 to 12 .$3.90 to $14.75
NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS !
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ARMISTICE DAY "
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Among these families who own cars are all
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