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DA2.T EAST CS(JC:;1A1I, IZXDLZICX, OliGOif, 1 EmylViidTMiLuCiil, lliiT ;1 3 i HI I) it ' i J 11 j; 'M 9' f II t.' ! i! .iff i i i DAILY MARKET Including Rails Take Part In Itoml Mim-iiMnt. " NEW YORK. March 3. (A. P.) The bond market took lis cue from the irreular movement of stocks dur ing the early utafre of yerterdaya aesalon, but quickened in acti'io acd developed utre.igth later. Jupanene. RHslun and Canadian la uea represented the strongest for eign offerings, with various state and municipal Issues of the Scandinavian countries.' Many rails, notably the clieuper -western and southwestern group, were firm to strong. Sugars hard ened on the higher prices quoted for the raw and refined products. Liberty bonds again showed con fusing gains and tomes, all . within narrow limits. The few heavy Issues Included Seaboard. Air Line adjust ments and convertible sixes and Re public Iron Sc. tho latter losing three points. Total sales (par value) ag gregated l2i.S50.POO.., .' The -stock market rose and fell In listless fashion during the greater part of today's session, but became active and strong In the last hour THE OLD HOMETOWN CHARLES ROY VANCE , . I , 1MB 80CIKTV WH upessicw of ' ; ' FtPC SMOKW 13 ENLISTS wokkebs-C Nie ( - I I roaTHegARUY TO BCD PAWIY TO RlSc'cLUH N, ' : a writer says: : ' "(Vmrtosy Is the biglfest Utile tiling In the great fU Id , of ttoiiancrtlaltam. Coin-Uwy when properly blended . - with a pkusunt mullo will not oitly briivr un, hut ?' will send giKxl chew wild UttJit-luwrtMliicMi ndotvn tho ; ' troll of human endeavor. Any husuutw without tlieso assets la bound to lilt tho Jogged rocks of failure." TBeAmericanNaJionalBank Pendleton. Oregon. , sss, otronoest KantCin eastern Orefton 'iK-rUrWrwrW. Dollar E- I WEB&5TU. Ybur Here is a list of things that are needed in every home. Buy them today and save-money. . WATER'SET-i pitcher and six glasses.... $1.00 " Sri; Jv 4rLare ize l'cy cnameI dish pn W-oo.;- ; TABLE WARE Six heavy cups and saucers $1.50 GLASSES-r-One dozen good glasses... $1.00 TEA rOT-English tea pot $1.00 S?JXE2,.WTS-Largcl-fancy flower pots. $1.00 FAN i Three aluminum sauce pans, ! v 1 qt., Vi qt, 2 qt. sizes $1.00 3S3L CyiKSHlNK&H!MPTON 124-28 E. Webb' Tour Old Furniture Taken In Excliaiige m Part Payment on New Emltulvfl Agents in Pendloton for MuDousal Kitchen Cabinets NEWS, LOCAL Pendleton Prices and Associated under the stimulus of demand forj The very liglil inquiry for money steels, motors, equipments, oils, sugar j was reflected In the call loan market and rails. - where the rate graduallly eavd from Final prices showed gains of 1 to 1 4 J-4 to 4 per eent, the lower quo 3 points in Gulf States Kteel, I'nited j Uition being posted just before tho States Steel. Lima locomotire, lhan-i close of the market Purchases of dler, tierce-Arrow preferred. Mexl-1 mercantile paper for short dates can Petroleum, American Sugar. Cu- were reported at slight eoneeshion ban Cane Sugar preferred, I'nited . from the recent 4 1-4 per cent rate States Cast Iron Pipe. rolled States I All foreign exchange with one or Rubber. Missouri Pacific preferred,; two unimportant exception were re and Western Pacific lactlonary. iHmiand sterling fell ; The belated rebound was made in cents. .French. Italian and Belgian the face of another dividend suspen-i rates were, lower l,v t t i. sion. directors of the Sloss-Shef field ond German marks were actoally Steel company ordering the omission wealc. Heaviness was shown by Cen of the disbursement on that stock, tral which made a precipitate decline of six points. An unusual assortment of inconspi cuous specialties changed hands dur ing the duller trading period, mostly at sharp recessions. These embraced Ilritish Em-rire Steel preferred. Steel Tube preferred, American Safety Ra zor. American Chicle, Remington Typewriter, Pierce Oil preferred and I'nited Drug nt advances and reac tions of 1 to 6 points. Sales nmount- ed to 600,000 shares. By Stanley Day $ Phone 548 AND GENERAL Press EcportS AiiKtrulian and Polish exchanges. riik'ago livestock ! SIarki-. I ' CniCAGO. March Z.(U. & Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, J0OO .beef steers strong; top. 19.15; bulk, $7.50Cs.50; fat cows and heifers. : strong to higher; canners, cutters. ouns, stocKcrs and feeders.' steady; veal calves, slow, unevenly lower; bulk frit, .ha Htnlr IJ rJKi0 - . i. i - . " - J V a J V V. Hogs Receipts, 22,000. : Slow, mostly 6o to 10c higher than vester-' j day's average; big packers holding ck; top, 111.30; very few over '1111.25; bulk, 10.8011.J5; plgg. steady to 15c higher; bulk desirable 100 to 120 pounders, $10j10.35. Sheep Receipts, 0000. Slow, first sales about steady best shorn lambs, I2.B0. no choice wooled Iambs sold early; wooled ewe top early, $8.50 shorn. 7.50; light feeder lambs, 112.75. Primary Itcoeiptu " CHICAGO, March 3. Primary re ceipts 'Wheat, 717,000 bushels versus (90,000 bushels; corn, 1.485.O00 versus 1.998,000; oats, 500,000 veraua 501, 000. Shipments Wheat, 528,000 bushels versus 497,000 bushels; corn, 1,597, versus 955,000; oats, 649,000 versus 452,000. Clearances "Wheat, 1,080,000 busn els; flour, 6000 'barrels; corn, 623,000 bushels; oats, 60,000 bushels; barley, 42,000 bushels. Car lots Mlnenapolls, whent 256, corn 75, oats 87; Winnipeg, wheat 381 oata 180; Duluth, Wheat 49, corn 12: Kansas City, wheat 111, corn 66, oats 12. St. Louis, wheat 40, corn 43, oats .46; Omaha wheat, 27, corn 108, oats 87 I , Mlnenapolls Cosli Grain. Mlnenapolls cash grain prions fur nished 1y Horrln & Rhodes, Inc., of x uriianu; f . Wheat No. t dark northern, 331.09 3-801.62 3-8; No. 2 dark northern, 31.59 7-8(311.62 8-8; No. 2 dark north em, 31.50 S-81.C9 3-8; No. 3 dark northern, $1.43 3-8l,G5 3-8; No. 1 northern, fl.3 8-8 1.67 8-8; No. northern, 31.47 3-8l.G3 8-8; No, northern, 31-41 8-81.49 3-8; durum, 31.21J1-801.27 1-8. Corn No. 2 yellow, B6 1-4 (B57 l-4c. , Oats-Wo. 2 white, 36 1-2 37, Barley 53(8)63o. ' Rye 87 l-2(?98 1-20. ' J'lox $2.59 l-22.60 1-2. Knn lYanciicai Grain Market. BAN FRANCISCO, March 3. feed, Wheat Milling, 32.25(02.30; 33.20(6)2.25. Barley Feed, $1.27 1-21.S5; ship. Ping, 31.33 1-2 1.45. OutB Red feed, 31.40(8)1.511. , Corn White feed, 331.40 & 1.50. Corn White Egyptian, $262.10; red Milo, 31.85 1.90. Hay Wheat, 317019; fair, $14 17, tame oat, J1518; wild out, 11 W 13; alfalfa, 31316: stock, Ji10; straw, nominal. Winnipeg Groin WINNIPEG, March 3. Cash wheat No. 1 northern, $1.46 1-8: No. '2, $1.43 1-8. No. 3, $1.32 1-8; No. 4, 31.24 3-8; No. 5, 31.13 3-8; No. 6, $1,06 3-8; feed, $1.00 3-8; track, $1.46 1-8. Oats No. 2 White, 53 3-8c; No. 3, 7 l-4o. . Futures (wheat) May, $1.45 1-4; uly, $1.35 1-4. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS . NO WOMAN 15 going "to doss ! me all the 'Time, I'll teu ! Yct that Right now! You want YooRowrt WAV IM EVERVTHIMG! ; You Give me apaim! GIVE HUH. COMPANY -WELL, I S0CS5 THE BATTLE 13 OFF FOR. AWHILE- I5UPP05E THE FIHAL ROOHO VJILU TAKE PLACE AFTER THE GUE5T B I-, J ! V I I OUTBURSTS OF NOW TOrVT TTOS TH2, 6VCNINQ. wej ARS ChjT TO SPCmO IMC SVMM UjtTH THe vrlATTERTONj r MiH-tr VS ALU AYS FUSS TO i -. . . . mi r o -v . tNiivricKc rr Hocd on! VfC CH4rM2.5Ii hY mind. We ton. stay Moms 5J Srattlo Grain Market. SEATTLE, March S. Wheat Northern spring, hard white. 31.32. soft white, white club, soft red winter, $31.30; hard red winter, 31.35; eastern red Walla, 31.28; Big Bend bluestcm, IU5. Mlnenapolls Wheat , l'iturefl. ( MINNEAPOLIS, March 3. Wheat May. .331.46 3-8; July, 31.34 1-4. " LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION SUFFERS FROM INJURY NEW YORK, March 3. (A. P.) Benny Leonard, world's lightweight boxing champion, may not be able to enter the1 ring for at least six weeka bocaimo of an injury on the buck of his right hund. ' This information was given late to day by Hilly Gibson, the champion's manager, to Frank Flournor, match; maker for the Madwon Square Garden Spurting club, who had tentatively arranged to mntch Leonard and Char ley White of Chicago hi a title bout hero on March J7. Tho doctors who already have ex amincd Leonard, his muuager said, bf licved that tho injury Is duo to a paralzycd nerve. Thcro Is a large lump near the wrist on tho back of tho champion's hand, he added, ami pressure on tho knuckles causes the fighter extreme pain. MI'm.kii Qi nvs asi:n.Mi BAN FRAXCIfHX), Marth 3. (U. P.) "Brick" Mrillcr, University of California's all-Ainericnn football end, has abandoned his attempt to become n "three letter man" something that has happened but two or, three times I in the history of the university. Brick i.n..n.i ..... 1 1 ,... j nn i...ni...n .... iiru uui iui me bvimuu iui unnvwin training, and essayed to get an outfield position. It was purely an experiment, as ho never played college baseball before this year. "Brick", however, has derided to leave tho diamond and turn all his attention to track during these last few mouths of his collegu career. Ho says his baseball experi ence, however, served to keep him fit. "Brick" who high-jumps for the Blue end Gold, wll lthus remain only a "two start' man, : THE ARMISTICE. 7 I'M NOT TRYING To DOSS You , BUT YOU'RE SO STUBBOPM -ESULLHEAPED IN FACT- MV OPINION 15 NEVER WORTH ANYTHING - YOU HELUO, HELEN -HOW ARE YOO? ME A PAIN Too. OH. DEARIE ! ylLL You BRING US A COUPLE GLASSES OF ICE WATER? r WHERE THAT DEARIE LEAVES SHOWING COMPANY- SOMEBODY ! EVERETT TRUE 1oWtS 4 F (J CoinQ I 'J TCAR I'LL CO NOi ANJ Suspicious HAD TO STAvSC A S6T HIM OUT . . . THE i X S?ENT POR THAT VO-UMe OM I OFFICE CAT A friend of ours declares that dur ing Lent she will lose twenty pounds. Now we know what Is meant by the Lenten torm, "Denying the Flesh." Site's n Mean Job A nifty little stride, Eyes that open wide, Just a "baby stare,' ' .' ,,, . Lotta bobbed hair That's her. . ' If you're In tho minority, the best way to express adverse opinion is to send it by parcel post. ' The Ilrklo 'onupliiin She sipped the amber fluid And gave her head a shake "This home brew, honey, is not good -- i ' As Father used to make." GOOD PLAYER LOST BAN FRANCISCO,- March 3. (U. P.) The Salt Lake Bees have lost a valuable player in "Doc" Johnston, who was claimed at the waiver price by the Philadelphia Athletics. It was practically agreed earlier in the year that Johnston Would bo sold to the Kecs. While Lane wnB east he con sulted Jim Duna of the Indians, and was told be could have Johnston pro vided waivers' culd be secured, but both .the Athletics and Rod Sox refus ed to waive. The Bees are thus with out a first -sacker. . ; By Allman 1. 1! m . mm A ,G j. ' BY JUNIUS ', :T', ' I' . OH HELLO. EDNA GLAD TO SEE v-m v rosins ' IU I DOES SHE (SET STUFF? OFF BEFORE FOOLING 'I Sf t ' 1 lssriTt,To"- f it J? 312 PENDLETON, OREGOX Smart Spring Footwear For Girlsand Children OLD Dame Fashion or whoever it is who' looks after the footwear styles for the little Miss, her big sister and the baby, has put forth an extra effort this season and has produced some of the prettiest little shoes imaginable for this J. C. Penney Co. store. They are of the same high grade -fuality oi leather and workmin- ihiD exemplified in J. C. Penney shoes for grown-ops, and th pnees JMWL are ao low as to assure you substan- tial aavinga. ' Here are a few popular styles awaiting your i selection: Growing Girls Patent Leather Instep Strap Sandal Roman perforated quar ter, imitation tip, Mc- x Kay, sewed. Sizes 2 1-2 to 7 ..'....$2.79 Children's Patent Leather Instep Strap Sandal Plain toe, wedge heel, McKay sewed , Sizes 8 to 11.4S2.9S Sizes ll'a to 2 $3.49 "Man Is Judged By the Company He Keeps." The moral of Aesop's fable Is to be, carefnl aboat one's associates.- This ap plies with equal emphasis to one's shopping place. When we decide upon a store as being worthy our patronage, we want to know that the company behind It to trustworthy ; ' that Its merchandise 'Is always as represented and of dependable, quality; that Its salespeople are men and women of lntelli . trence and ability wbo will be helpful and courteous. When yon are familiar wfth onr.' unfailing co operation and service and the money -saving advan tages afforded you by the combined operation of our 312 store?, you, we feel sure, will ' want to be known as a patron of our Company. Boudoir Caps Net, Silk and Lace ' With tiny frills and bo ws or combinations of net and lace or silk. Delicately shaded in pink and blue. . 1 49c A Others 23c to $1.49 THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT . 1 STORE ORGANIZATION ' IX T11E WOiau: , We give S. & H. Green East Court & Alta St Highway Specials 3 dozen Strictly Fresh Henry Eggs ... 8 larg cane Carnation Milk 3 cans Best Mince Clams ..... I 0. a CO 2 cans Good Tomatoes...- 2 cans Corn, good quality 0 2 cans Peas, good quality X l. pound Bulk Coffee 1 pound Power Pure Coffee I i , The place; where you get service with a SMILE. And remember that the Satisfaction of Quality re mains longfter the price is forgotten. CHAS. H. BELTZ, Owner and Mgr. . We give S. & H. Green Stamps ask for them DEPARTMENT STORES Co. A. .yA, Growing Girls', and Children's Mahogany Bal. Oxfords Imitation tip, McKay welt, rubber top lift on heel. Sizes lU2 to 2 $2.89 Sizes2i2to7..$3.2.'5 Infants', Patent Leath er Instep Strap Sandal, plain toe, turn sole. Sizes 2 to ..$1 .19 Sizes Wt to 8......98C Infanta' Black , Kid Instep Sandal, plain toe, turnsole. Sizes 5J2 to 8...L'..9Sc Sizes 2 to 5 .........:..89c Children's Mahogany Kid Instep Strap Sandal, plain toe, welt sole. .5 to 8 ........$2.79 ; m to 11 ......$2.98 11 to 2 , ...43.39 Girl's Shoes Service Comfort Economy THE shoes for girls, misses and children, you buy at this J. C. Pennty Co. store are attractive and comfortable on growing feet. -They are made (or real ser vice and will give the most in wear (or your money. Black Gun Metal and all Mahogany Shoes for growing girls, lace style, imitation tip, half dou ble McKay sole, English last. :,-.,4 '. " Sizes 2 Va to .7,..., $2.89 Black Gun Metal and All Brown Calf Shoes for children and grow ing girls, button or lace styles,' imitation s tip, Goodyear welt ! soles, foot culture last, i 512 to 8--........$2.98 3i2 to ll...,....$3.29 liy2 to 2..:...$3.69 Stamps ask for them ' , -i Phone 1056 $ 3. i ....,.$1.00 .:..$i.oo .......'.85c .,......;.....r.35c ..35c it . ..35c r ..L:..'.. J?.....:::;i.l25c .....!...;...;.30c If, t P- I lit: IS 1 M .11