DAILY EAST 02E3DmJf, PEXDLETC5, OREGON, ' TUESDAY EVEJiINO, APRIL 25, 1022.
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"STORE OftGAStfATlOX IX TUL WORLD
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Pricei and Associated Preu Beporti
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Trctkn Show . - , . .
btreugih On Exchange.
. NEW TORK, April Sa.
Tlnnri hrttl rplativlv firm
in the fact of further exieiiKve reall-
Ir.g sales, which Included the liberty
erlea and several of the ramntly
strong rails. ' :
. .The outstanding feature of the Ma
rion was the strength of tractions,
these being chiefly represented -h
local group, notably New York, West
chester Boston, Interborough re
funding 5c, Third Avenue adjustments,
Brooklyn Transit refunding and Hud
son ft Manhattan Incomes.
. Several of the. foreign government
offerings continued to show strength,
particularly United Kingdam of 79:3,
which attained a new record, French
governments and municipals, and
Queensland Ts, Mexicans were uneven,
tile Cs making a substantial -gain,
While the 4s weakened.
1 The broad list of higher . mil cm-
uracea many or tns unueriying or
Mortgage issues of such systems as
New Haven, . which rcflseted the
strength of the stock; Erie. Et. Paul
convertibles, Northern Pacific 3s and
THE OLD HOME TOWN
IT
JF'iLP UEJhOLD- E 1 - -r . ji HATS-Ntcxrifc,
ATTSMES WlSiTBS!
WCYr II 7A m?l WEATHER IU. ! ferr-l ,111
? MftSML CTTIY WALKER GklB. TWO REASONS WHY ' ' , - . '
Ht DlbNrrWC TH'TRAMPA HARD RUN - FIRST, OrPY STILL HAS
Hft ?6P rXAHN6lfioN-SECOND,HE HAP LOST THE KEY TO THE JAIL.
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TAKES
GRIT
and It requires backbone to say NO". to luxuries, to
curtail expenses and to save Ten Pit Cent of tlio
earnings, but It is easy after getting "The Habit."
TRY IT.
Ytmra
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SPRING ,
fi ABRIVAtS
I OF BABY
CARRIAGES,
GO-CARTS,
SULKIES. .
I The newest patterns'
in Vehicles for babies,
direct from the factory.
The prices are within
your reach.
They are displayed in our show room and we will
be pleased to show you these new patterns if you
will call. ,
Get the baby out in the sunshine.
Plain White Cups and Saucers, Set of
6 each, special $1.00.
CHUIICSHINK& HAMPTON
KMiiTyonut;
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124-28 E. Webb Phone 548
lour Old Fumliuro Token bi Exchange u Part Paymeni on Vew
. exclusive Agcu in Pendleton for McDougull XUtcucu CaltUieti
. 4, Southern It ail way 4s, eSahonrd Air In which alleged extravagant specula
I Line (s and St. Louis ft San Francisco , tion on the stock exchange was depre.
(A. p.) incomes. New IlaVen ts rose J 1-S 'cated on the ground that it might
yesterday Pts. the 3 1-Is of IS 17 .and 1S54 'cause a diversion of funds from pro
i Sa'ncd and 1. rwpecUvely. and the
Us of is: and gained 11-! and
2 1-4 points. , .
Among industrials and utilities. Ar
mour 4 I-Is, Invincible OH ts, Kldvale
.-teel Ss, American Telephone It were
In especial demand. t
Total sales, par value, were $21.
741.000. Various Issues cf a , miscellaneous
character were Included among the
new high records made In the stock
market today, .although ten session's
operations were characterled by much
irregularity, due largely to profession'
al pressure.
Quoted values tended mainly . up
ward at the outsot; but the rise met
with1 extensive offerings of steels, pop
ular oils, .motors and allied special
ties, utilities and several' of the dlvi
dend paying rails, effacing much of
the initial advance.
Short selling was Invited toy . last
Saturday's address of the controller of
the currency before banking Interests.
By Stanley
The AmcricanNational Bank 1
Pcndleion, Oregon.
Of: Continuous J3nking,
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ductive enterprises.
Local financiers were" not in accord J
with the views of the controller, at-
firming their belief that- the- recent
rise of market values was 'predicated '
on signs of general business and in
dustrial revival. It was also declared
that moneys now employed in Wall
street In no way restricted or curtailed
offerings for commercial purposes.
New Haven was one of the day's
consistently strong features, retaining
nearly all of Its extreme rise of four
points, but other, rails ot the same
class eased.' Among the few other
substantial gains were Federal MlniiR;
ft Smelting,, preferred, Columbia
Graphophone, preferred, California
Packing, Postum and the rubber tire
group.
' Nearly all the steels,. -Midvale -excepted,
oils and motors suffered loss
es extending from fractions to about
two points, Mexican Petroleum being
under constant pressure.
Sales amounted to $1. 250,000 shares.
For the first time In a week, the
money parket deviated from its easy
tone. Call loans held at 3 1-2 per cent
until the final hour, when a 4 per cent
rate was posted. Time money rates
were unchanged, but supplies for the
longer dates were less plentiful
Despite - -the coercive measures
threatened In connexion with Gcr
many'a reparations payments, all for.
elgn exchanges displayed marked
strength. Demand sterling approach
ed 4.43, Its best quotation since early
In March last. Allied bills were firm
and the German mark rose to .043,
against the recent low of .034.
Primary Ilecvlpts
Of All Grains -
CHICAGO. April 25. Primary re
ceipts Wheat, 1,262,000 bushels, vcr
sus 714,000 bushels. Corn, 960,000
bushels, versus 727,000 bushels. Oats
483,000 bushels versus 465,000 bush
els. ' .
Shipments Wheat, 406,000 bushels.
versus 489.000 bushels. Corn, 1.295,-
000 bushels versus 060,000 bushels.
Car lots Minneapolis Wheat 207,
corn 1, oats 8, Winnipeg Wheat
166, oats 62. Duluth Wheat 06, corn
21, oats 3. Kansas City Wheat 215,
corn 100, oats 3. St. LouIh Wheat
97, corn 36, outs 25. Omaha Wheat
162, corn 161, oats 29..
Minneapolis Wheat Futures
Minneapolis, April 24. Wheat
May, 31.B6W: July, 31.44. .
firain at Kan Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25 Wheat
Milling, I2.302.85: feed, $2.25 to
12.35. I i
Barley, feed, 11.37 to ". $1.42
shipping, 31.45 to 61.55. . , '
Oats, red, feed, 61,65 to 31.75.
Corn, white Egyptian, $2.00 to
.10; red mllo, $1.17 to $1.82'i.
Hay Wheat, $17,00 to $19.00: fair.
$14.00 to $17.00; tume oat, $15.00 to
$19.00; Wild bat, $11.00 to $13.00; al
falfa, $15.00 to $18.00; stock, $9.00
to $11.0.0; straw, nominal,
Seattle Oraln Market
8KATTLE, April 25. Wheat, hard
white, hard red winter, northern
spring, $1,30; soft white, whlto club,
soft red winter, $1.29; eastern red
Walla, $!.26;blg bend bluestem, $1.50.
City delivery; Hay Timothy, $27;
I. C, $28; alfalfa, $24; barley whole,
$36; ground and rolled, $38; clipped
$43; chirk starter, $60; chop, all grain,
$41;. epeoanut meal, $33; corn, -$35;
corn cracked and feed menl, $37; cot
tonseed meal, $52; Unseed meal,$61;
ncrntch food, $474B; soy bean, $62;
wheat, $60; Puset sound, $47.
dilcago livestock
Market.
CHICAGO, April 25. (U S. Bureau
of Markets.) Cattle Receipts 24..
U00 head; beef steers opening, 15c to
25c lower; top early, $7.80; bulk and
quality to sell at $7.35; she stock
weak to 15c lower; 'bulls steady to
weak; calves. Mockers and feeders
steady; veal calves to packers mostly
around $7; best to packors, $7.50;
light weights, . $6.50; shippers paid
$8.60 7T 9.
Hogs Rccolpts 43,600 lioad; mar
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
I THAT '5 MIME.
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' iyl PAPER LAST NIGHT ' vT7 TfffllllW P ! W '
7 ABOUT A SAIE. ON " I n?7T-ii 1 W 'I 1 '
SPRING PRESSES AMD ft J ' : ' ,
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THAMES ,Th,
DON'T CAR.t5 TO R&4''3
ket active; lights mostly 10c lower;
others If to 20c lower than Satur
day's average; top, $10.65; bulk, JS.tiO
10.60; packing sows weak to - 15c
lower, pigs steady, $9.25 10.
Sheep Receipts, 17,000 head; Kill
ing classes 25c higher; spots up more;
medium to good strong weight wooled
lambs, $15.50; best not sold; good to
choice, 93-pound shorn lambs, $14:
shorn yearlings and twos, $12.25; few
wooled ewes 09 down; shorn, 38.75
down; few native spring lambs tb city
butchers, $17..
A storage'! radio "IV battery has
been recently announced by the Wll
lurd Storage: Battery Company ot
Cleveland, dhlo. ' Instructions to Us
service stations state that production
will begin u't onco and the first de-'
liveries nvill .bo made during this
month, i
A n.uilt "11" battery will be rccolvod
by the million and more radio fans of
the country with open arms. Too
many of thorn have overhauled their
receiving setB on the quest for the
cause of the. "noise" and finally found
It in, the slowly polarizing dry cclld
they were using on the plate circuit.
The woll. Informed know the difficul
ties caused by the Internal action tnat
Is constantly t;rking place In the "B"
batteries generally used at present.
A. big market is assured this new
rochargable "B" battery as soon as it
reaches the dealers salesrooms. In
dividual cells aro enclosed In covered
glass Jars, each separated from its
neighbors by partitions In the caso.
The ample spnee between cells pre
vents electrical leakage from too closo
contact., Tho well known Wlllard
Threaded Rubber Insulation Is used
between. phitcN and unusual thickness
ot tho plates themselves gives excep-
.l.m.rth nf n..l-vtiA fwitlinilt re
RADIO ;
pairs. The low demand of currently chance you- met me on that road
with tho phone circuit place in thu And with your smile, .
"IV: battery mukes recharging seldom I You cased me of the heavy load. '-.
necessary. - Uecause you sang the while.
OLIVIA DOES SOME EARLY SHOPPING.
DON'T FORGET
VooRCALAr!
Dio yoo GET
WHAT VOO -
WAMTED, MADAME?
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j OFFICE CAT
BY JUNIUS
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, Wclormie, Ox.
Oswald, looking a mite pale and
emaciated after an Illness, this morn
ing toddled into our private, office.
seated himself in one of the over
stuffed chairs, leaned on our Circas
sian walnut (William and Mary per
iod) desk and whispered:
"I admit, Junius, that while coal
may be for tho grate, the lowly and
diminutive nutmeg is for the grater."
We called our most courteous offis
boy to show Os out. , , , , '
A machine for planting hairs hav
ing been Invented, we expect that the
next step "will bo the construction of
a contrivance to put ' thoughts Into
empty skulls.. , .' . .
Our Nniiglitycal Department
We've noticed that soul mates some
times turn out to be skippers.
You can get all you want out of life
after" you learn to get along without
tho tilings you can't get. ;.
The lVlcnd
I stumbled down a dusty lane, . .
Alone and discontent, -. ,
Within my heart a dulling pain.- ,
Each step I went.
By Allman
I DID, BUT
T TOOK ALL
OFMV STRENGTH
TO DO iT
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New Wash Materials
DIPORTED JAPANESE CREPE, 39c
The popular material for aprons, kimonas and
children's dresses, thirty inches wide, yard. .39c ,.
SUITING MATERIAL, 29c :
In the season's newest colors and tints, yard. . .29c
v WITCHERY CREPE, 49c
A splendid crepe for mi-lady's lingerie in tints of
blue, pink and yellow, printed with floral and
; bird designs; yard .49c
TISSUE GINGHA3IS, 59c and 79c
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36 inches wire, pretty plaid and cheeks, .
yard ........59c, 79c
FRENCH VOILES, 39c, 49c
in light and dark patterns, comprising plaids,
stripes, checks, floral and conventional pat-
terns;; yard ............ .....V.......39c, 49c
DEVONSHIRE CLOTH, 33c
This material needs no introduction ; 32 inches
wide, large assortment of patterns, yard.'. . .33c '
EVER-FAST GINGHAM, 55c : ; - ;
A fine mercerized fabric carrying the same col4
v nr rniarantee as everfastf suiting: shown in six
dainty shades, 36 inches
JUST RECEIVED A new shipment of Cre
tonnes ; prices range from ..... 19c to 98c yard
A NATON-rVIM '
proa
MSSVUBtOX, OREGON ;
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(East Oregonian Special.)
" BOARDMAN, April 25 The annual
declamation contest of the Boardman
schools was held Saturday night. In
the high school division the winner
was Wahnona Bands, second Caryl
Siffns. Intermediate divisclon, first,
The satisfaction in a ton of
) .
Castle
' Coal v
can be measured by the ever in-,
creasing demand. ; " v ; f . !
A real Coal that meets your re
quirements. ' ; v
BJb. Bur roughs, Inc.
Fone Five
When Poverty Ends!
POVERTY ENDS MUEN TIFE SPIRIT OP 8AV
ING BEGIXS IN A MAN". THE AMOUNT MVdSD
IS L-KIMPOTRTANT THE BIO. THINO IS TO
MAKE THE STAJIT.
v-HBNr WILI. VOO HAK15 TIUS ST.UIT? HOW
MUCH LONGER WILIi YOU PUT OFF THIS IM
PORTANT STEP? DECIDE BIGHT NOW THAT
TOU WILL DO THIS THE 1TIIST THING TOMOIt.
ROW BT OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE.
VHE: you do. we will present you wjth
A L1BERTT BELL HOME SAFE JO ASSIST SOU
IN SAVING.' . ' .. ,J '
4 PER CENT INTEREST PUD Ox S.WIXCS
The Inland Empire Batik
Member Federal Reserve System. .
Pendleton Oregon J
wide; yard .... vr-.'. 55c ;
312 DEPARTMENT STORES'
Violet GHbrcth; second, Weldon Ayres,
Primary division, first, Mahav Kui
sner; Dale Alliright and Norma Gib
bons tied for second place. The Judges
were Miss Kilertson and Mrs. Eggles
ton, teachers from the (rrlgon school,
and the Kev. Dr. Benson ot Portland. '
ltcreshments were served following.
the tnte.rtalnmont which included a
four reel film featuring John Banyan's .
l'ilgrlm's Progress.. On nest, Saturday .
night the students of the high school
will glvo a social and dance with a
film entertainment including "Dread
naughts of the Air" and one of Mack .
Bennett's comedies, "Two Tough Ten
dor feet.' ; . ', v.
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