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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1021.
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
I THE LARGF-ST I nAn lhKTlf. I
DAILY MARKET (NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
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Iiclndiiag Pandlatoa Pricai and Aiiociated Pren EapurU
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Trading Is Aclivo
On Mix k Kxcliaiic
NEW YORK. Nov. :i".-(A. li
Yesterday's trailing was unusually ac
tive ami' broad, as evidenced by sales
if S5), oiiii sluircs and a turnover of
about :'6,r.i)U.00() par value in bonds.
The latter exceeded anytotal in sev
eral months.
f IiciIiiil" in ftirciirn ('i'lia!t).v were
li-bt. Tbv demand for sterling francs
and Scandinavian remittances were
I imminal, nutwithstandini! the ap
proach of December, wliieh usually
brings heavy pin chases of food an.i
eut!nu lulls en leading KiPojican i -n-1
ter.'.
I Kuropcan war issues did not share
Honds were the center of attraction,
especially Rovernment issues. No less
than seven liberty series mounted to
highest records for a year or two.
Itailway shares aKaln dominated and
oils, coopers, motors special! ies and to
bacco Kept more or less even pace.
Jlackwardness was shown by steels and i
equipments and heaviness of miscel
laneous issues contributed to the mar
ket's uncertain trend.
Sears, Kochuck nsrain was under de
pression and several agricultural issues
reacted. Aside from rails, which held
firm, the. Kcticral list eased under liqui
dation In tho final hour, call money's
rise to 5 1-2 per cent causing gelling
for both accounts.
in the rise of liberty bonds, but South
American issues were strouK. Many
rails and industrials, incIodiuK railed
States Steel 0s, strengthened per cop
tibly and several new undei w i itinns
for moderate aniuunts were, oversub-seribed.
Wheat nines Take
Setback on Market
t'lllt'ACO, Nov. 3". (A. 1'.)
Wheat underwent a material decline in
price yesterday, largely by way of re.
action from the recent advance of
more than lL'e. There was an unsettl
ed close, -1-4 to :ic net lower, with
licecmzcr Ji ll 5-S to Ji ll 3-4 and
May S 1.13 3-8 to $1.13 Corn lost
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
i 1 1 IWlfffJ THS NhT WA1CMMAN
fl! l CHASED A Ctowu OF BOM'S U'.rflWT WHO WtTRg I
ill I I II 111! jf " TRY,N&TO WEAK UP A DAMCB IN MARCHESS HALL
TEN PERCENT OR MORE 'I
"""-i.r"ifi 1
People save more now, iltirlnu llii'-c times of dc
rcssloii. tlum they did diirliu; the Illicit years. And
why? No iloubl it l.s because tli lietter renll.c tlir
necessity of Imilim on liuod reserve capital or n inly
i-asli. Tlieie arc now many who actually sate Ten
I'creont of their Income, some ccn more, mill who
ilurliiK tlx' dns ol' plenty and liie.li wanes, did not
lint by uiiylliliif.
Mute you a Sax Inc. Account in Ibis slmnu bank ?
One Holla more will start such mi account, and
if you cannot attend to il personally, it eau easily be
handled llimunh (lie mall.
Hie American Naiional Bank
Pcndlclon, Oregon.
""Strongest Rank in Cast em Oregon"
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ices
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Afford
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If you have thought furniture price a little high in tho
past, and have delayed buying- for that reason, we suggest
that you come in and see our sale prices, as we are selling
on the new prices.
ODD DRESSERS AND
CHIFFONIERS
Our display is large
ami can be hail in most
any finish, such as Ma
hogany, Walnut, Ivory
Enamel ami Golden
Oak.
Tliey are all moder
ately priced and are
sure to please.
Cruiksh&nk & Hampton
"Quality Counts"
124-28 E. Webb Phone 548
Your Olil l'linilture Taken in Uxclinnce n.i I'urt Payment on New
Inclusive Ascnts Ln 1'cttdlrton lor Mi'Dougn II Kltclieo l ahine's
1 l-S'u i to 1 T-s'-ilV. oats fin
ished unehaii'.-ed to half a cent ..ff an.!
Iirovision were down Inc.
.Many traders in wheat took the po
sition that a setback in values was u
'e expected, a the technical position
of the market had been weakein-.l l.y
the bi advance. S.-llini; by commis
sion houses became more general, and
there -uas considerable liquidation of
December holding. Itcsalex of winter
wheat at l.iveriiool ftc tmiler cost were
announced, ami it was said Arm ntiue
what was beinK offered at $l,.'7 J-4
i. r. Kurooc, ataiust 1.31'il.3! 1-:'
lor l.'uitcd Htaii s wheat by way of the
Kulf of .Mexico. The finish was at
about the lowest level of the day.
Volll was depressed by lack of sup.
port and by predictions that coldei
weather would briinf enlargement ol
receipts.
Oats wi re better sustained as a re
sult of buyint; by elavator interes's.
I'rovisions averaued lower with
hoKs.
l ambs strong, rattle
anil llous Loner
I HK'ACn, Snv. .111. rl'niteil States
liurtan of .Markets.) CattN l!e
ceiptM. 1 T.iiiiii head; best steers and fat
she stock, dull; firsts, sales 1.1c to I'.lc
lower; choice !7ii3-pmind steers, $;
hulk beef steers, Ji; (ii s.T.". ; butcher
cows and heifers mostly n.:i:,;
ranncrs and cutters, $:'.?:, fi ,l.rj,-,; bulls,
dull; bulk boloKnas, $:j.ijn fi .l.s I; liKht
calves, steady; top, $:t.aO; fat calves,
dull; talkiim sieaily.
Hubs Receipts, 56, Win head; fairly
active, mostly Hie lower than yester
days average; top, $7. In paid for I.VJ
In lllu-pound averaKe; lMI-pouml
HeiKhis, $7.li;,; bulk, ii.7r,'.( 7; pic-t.
Hie lo 13c lower; bulk desirables, $7
ii 7. 1 0.
Sheep Receipts. 11, noil head; ac
tive, steady to slroiiK; choice fed west
ern lambs to city butchers, $lu.2r;
hulk Tat lambs, $11. fiiift 10.10; choice
handy ewes.' $5.15; hulk natives, $3.30
Kooil fat lambs, $S.3,"i ji S.aO.
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I!V DAVID 1.. UI.I'MKNFITIj
(I'liited 1'resH Staff Correspondent.)
ASIIIMITON, Nov. 30. Take the
elevator to the seventh floor of the
New Willard llmtel and you are in
Fiance.
Hero is the hcndciunrtcrs of th
. . . . . .
1'iencii delegation and trom mornini;
till niKht and even into the far hours
of early dawn dainty mademoiselles
scurry nlonn the corridors, papers in
tiandj to rattle uway on typewriters
for the honor of l,;t France and for tin
peace of future nations.
There is no niislaklm; thai floor
Kvcn if by chance you should be want
inn the fourl h where the llelnian del-
epates have tlielr habitat there would
no inistakliiK thai accent 'which
mows nowhere but on the Ronlevard
Dcs llaliens or the Rue de liivoli when
Hie 'Catliedral clocks or I'aris arc
chlmiiiK the noon hour,
"'an you direct me to Monsieur le
I'clciiatc So and So?" -you ask tho
pi'etly mldlnette sealed with a lisl or
rooms by her side at the end of the
corridor. Two blue eyes gaze into
yours, there is a frou-frou of skir'
and wllh a "lint certainly, Monsieur.'
.Mademoiselle lakes you aloiiK the cor
rnlor knocks al one of Hie many label
led doors and Introduces you to th
ocicuaie ol your ciiotce. ,o tuss, no
hindrance the polilesso of I'aris ln
the modernity of WashlnKtnn.
nil' hen illy ol llial lloor is that you
never know whom you are Boinn to
meel In ils corridors. Uriaml has a
habit of poppini; in and out of its var
ious doors, Vivianl is just as likely lo
clcp olf the elevator as you sli p in
I here are very many places in and out
of Washington where you may spend
a less interest inn five minutes.
fe it-I've weARt you feeFoRei
IF" IT'5 A CvOOTS OWE. IT lON'T BE RJIM(3l)
TlMGS MlSPR-OrVOUMQ IwG. AtL THIS1
'r
And maybe, if Monsieur uses his
very best French accent and has a
really tragic thirst .
TOK II Ol' ( IIIXA
1!Y DAVID 1. l!l.l'Mi:.FI:i.D
trnited I'ress Staff Correspondent.)
YVAHUINIiTOX, Nov. 30. There's
no need to take a boat from the coast
to see China today. All you have to do
is to buy a railroad ticket and board
your Pullman for Washington.
Ask for tho Cairo hotel when you
get there, and once inside It'a doors,
yoi will find yourself In China.
The "Cairo" which is the headiiuart
ers oC the Chinese delegates here,
ought to have been labelled the "l'ek
In." Inside the hall is the Information
bureau and here Chinese gentlemen sit
at desks, long ink brushes stuck in
holders by their side, for most of the
Inner correspondence of the delegation
Is written In the- characters of idd
China, save when the two thousand
charactered typewriter is brought Into
play.
The walls of the Information bureau
are lined with pigeon-holed cases, each
pigeon-hole bearing docketed files,
their oulsidcs facing the room, weird
with Chinese hieroglyphics for all the
world like the washing packages In a
laundry.
W'hlw, up lo the seventh floor In tile
elevator and you find yourself In a
long corridor which smells sweetly of
Kustern Incense.
Here the delegates have their offices
and here, too. the serious work of the
delegation is done. All the notices on
the walls are printed In Chinese. When
a delegate or an official wants his ste
nographer, he picks up a little red
lacquered stick and bangs on a Utile
silver gong. In walks the stenograph
er Just like that. I
Higher up In the hotel are Hie sleep-!
ing quarters of the Chinese where all
the beds have been turnd to the F.ast.
"So that we lace I'ekin" tile China
men say.
And in Ihe darkness of th,. night,
Utile candles burn while the delegates
sleep sound in their beds the candles
which avert disaster and drive away
the evil spirits.
OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
The reason people laugh In their
sleeves Is because it is the direct route
to the funny hone.
There are a few advantages for
those who are snobs. Think what
small Christmas lists they have.
The frost is on my window silt,
And autumn's fields are brown and
drear,
The fretful cow on yonder hill,
Proclaims that winter's almost here.
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And when I think of chilly -winds,
My gentle heart begins to fail;
f know that Mabel's shapely shins,
Will suffer from the northern gale.
If yon could live your life over
again, wouldn't you want to skip a lot
of it ?
An inloiuobile Irallcr, shaped like
boat, that can be used to navigate
ater, has been invented.
TO IMPORT SONG MUDS.
! tln.VOl.ri.I', T. H., Nov. 30. (T.
I X. S.) Meadow larks, orioles anil
nightingales, as well as other bong
birds which depend for food to a large
extent on Insects and are not harm
ful to fruit anil other agricultural
crops, will soon be added to the
fauna of Hawaii if plans proposed by
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
Olivia Takes Danny to the Matinee
BY ALLMAN
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New Blouses for Christmas
Giving
$2.98 to $7.90
The balcony apparel section is indeed an inter
esting place these days for the person in search of
nrn.rt.iral rifts for women. The showing of
blouses offers a very pleasing solution of the gift
problem. -
There are styles, colors and materials that in
sure becoming blouses for most everyone and
Penney cash prices will surely make your Christ
mas budget buy better gifts.
TORSES AND HAND BAGS
98c TO $11.75
Our New York office has given special atten
tion to the selection of new bags and purses for
holiday gifts. Plenty of the popular priced re
memberances with a comprehensive display of the
new lace edge bags of finest calfskin, ornamented
with becoming tooled designs, lined with suede
leather and moire silk $6.90 to $1 1.75
H 'HI il Ml v ' ii- T
" Incorparattd ,
312 DEPARTMENT STORES'
the Trail and Mountain Club of Hono
lulu carry. Sour birds at present are
quite rare In the islands.
M.VXY VN"E.MlU.fYKl) AT WOKK
WASHINGTON'. Nov. 31). (L. I'.) I
The national unemployment con
ference has been Instrumental in put
ting nearly 2,000,000 people to work
through increased building, according
to Secretary Hoover. The stimulation
may bo temporary, Hoover intimated,
believing January and March may see
a slump.
CROUP l ,
spasmodic Croup ia frequently
I relieved by one application of
VAPORUB
Oner 17 Million Jan Vxd Yearly
9"
TraVel
via the
Northern Pacific
Railway
THE PIONEER LINE
Steel Pullman Sleeping Cars
of latest construction are in service on
through trains. Automatic Block Sig
nal protection on most of the line.
THE BIG BAKED POTATO
in again a feature of our
FINE DINING CAR SERVICE
Always Noted for its Excellence
SAFETY-COURTESY-PROMPTNESS
Northern Pacific ticket agents will
cheerfully answer your questions
and give you full information,
WALTER ADAMS, Agent
Telephone &4 9 O'.'O Main St.
l'l-lldlcUill, Olf.
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CRVIMO? HE -HE. ) 1,- S
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yoo SPOILED THAT PLAV
for r.e with yovz
LAU6HIMvj -THE NEXT
TIMS I TAKE. YOU
I WILL L F.AVE. YOU
HOME!
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We announce the opening of Umatilla county's
greatest Toyland.
Everything can be found here for the youngster,
some new toys that delight even the older ones.
A small reminder list below:
Dolls
Trains
Games , , i
Blocks
Roly Poly
Climbing Monkeys
China Tea Sets
Aluminum Tea Sets
Aluminum Cooking Sets
Teddy Bears t
Velocipedes
Wagons
Doll Buggies
Greeting Cards (5c to 25c)
Handkerchiefs
Many gifts for mother and
Father
After all the logical place to buy gifts is at
The BEE HIVE
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OREGON
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