PAGS EIGHT
DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN; PENDLETOX."OEEGON," TKtKSfiAY "tttonG, TIAY 25. 1922:
"EIGHT "PAGES
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
Freight reduction
Cbnws Bonds Slightly.
KEW YORK. My S3. Ilailway
freight reductions nnncunceri hy the
Interstate commerce" commission were
without marked effect upon quoted
valued In yesterday's bond mar ;
Such Irregular tendencies as develop,
t-d were mainly attributed to firmer
nioney rates.
?.iberty I 1-S again rose abo- p-T.
though closing . Mlghlly under that
' quotation, and majority rf the
t.r..l 4 l-4s al.- wero Inclined to nn
Ii ve.
Kore.gn bon is showed a better we.
Me1n 4a and 6s making up i.virh
of their recent act backs, with f inn
jies r. pelglai and J.aptincse Kovern
mH lonna and several of the K.-on.'Ii
n miv'pals.
The front par' of the day's basin"!
" ccn red In speculative rails, notnbly
j-:n, Chicago A Alton 1 Ft.
I' ml lefiindln : 4 l-2s, Chesapf a
Ohio i onverttKe 4 J-2s, M:4i"til..
Ki'nt-a ft Teli first 4a and Holding
HihtuI 4, the advance of th- i it'T
"nenrring wii n tho strength il Hi
jri feiied shar
t Moderate amount. Including utility,
ra l "y -.d I iduMri.il project. .t
ie:i,:Ily a b-or .(!. Xegotiaiiot.. foi
f'.rcT" loan, fcludine one in"iv
1-. Si.nth American countries, wet-j re
l-cii-d f, . 1. 1 1 i rciwini;.
ir.il ba-i.l , par value, fi-r
: gated 517,flJl.'"-,
Tho Mock m."tJ Initial r: i.-tum
to tho lower fn-iaht rates ord3rJ
interstate ;mnmprce comin'."si:i
took :.m form rt Reneral hiJk.
iniMlerate advance in Junior tranpn-
't. n while ti r.iescntatlve lssu
that class were inclined to react.
"ii -'if whle railroad and fliw.ci.V
nlcr-s's "re Knicved at the
-f-irrd nrncii ri tho com mission aid
the general reduction averaging about
10 per cent, was within popular ex
portation. The strength of some "of the sec
ondary rails, notably Chicago & Al
ton cemmon und preferred, Wshusli
common and preferred A and Lake
Krle ft Western, was due m titily to
persistent reports that these systems
are likely to figure In mergers or traf
fic agbreements.
Proof that the railroad aitjat'nn It
THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley
L'" ., " ,-7- 1 rrrr ::t"" , " -; -m-;.
itrtD A TJJO Mil m ruA PETE PEMAN AND HIS PI
Pocket, were caiisht 6y the fire bcraistmcnt. . I y Ad
' THeT DAMAGE BY WATER SOMEWHAT, L. I ? &t
BXCEEDKO THE FIRE LOSS. , j P f , gj
FARM LOANS
(
We are now in a position to make farm
loans in any amount, at very close rates,
on improved and partly improved farms,
stock ranches and irrigated lands. N
Write us or call at the bank for full
particulars as to terms and rates.
n TheAmericanNatiohalBaiik
Pendleton. Oregon.
33YfJ- Of Continuous Pnking.
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A Big Rug Special
Saturday Only
By our buying a large quantity of these nigs we
got them at a special price from the mill. We offer
you this fine Velvet Rug, size 27 in. by 54 in. for
Saturday Only at 2.39 each 8
These rugs will be displayed in one of our show I
windows Friday evening.
No phone orders no delivery cash only
An assortment to pick from. Limit of two to a
customer.
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CIWIKSHMNK & HAMPTON
40Mrn.ETtk0USCrURNISHeRS
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124-28 E. Webb
Phone 54b
, Xonr Old Furniture "Taken tn Exchange a Part Payment ou Ne
v Kxoiutnr Areot til Peuaictoa for McUoucall Kitchen Cabinet S
mt1'"Si""ni'iraTt;n"Bi mm : mm
- win i iM.im iinii.a, mmti iroiiiii
briehteninir lu its broader aw wis
furnished by the resumption of d.i
dends on the common stock c( .he
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicnvo
I Louis railway, controlled by New
Tork Central interests. ,
I Other divisions of the stock list fol
lowed Uielr Irregular course of the
preceding days of the week' on more
moderate dealings, the regular move
ments being largely governed by the
maneuvers of professional Interests.
Independent steels rose and fell to
the accompaniment of conflict nit ru
mors, .extreme Kalns of 1 to almost I
I points being shaded In the latter Krt
of the session. Equipments were fea
tured hy Una Locomotive common
and preferred and affiliated Lsues and
coalers were at their best In the final
hour, when Reading first and second
preferred showed Rains of C ftsd S 3-4
points, respectively. Sales amounted
to 98C.000 shares.
riUcagn A
Iiivrstnck Market
CHICAC.O, May (t'nltrd Plates
Fliireati of Markets.) Cattle He
ceipts lO.flno head; market actle:
heef steers Rtroni; to 10c higher: top,
19.25 on yearllnKs and matured stoers;
bulk beef steers. $7.90W 8.70: she
elock strong; bulls steady; veal calves
strong to iic hUher: Wockcrs dull:
bulk venlera to outsiders, S 1 0. rf fj 1 1 ;
few early sales to mackers $3.50(8)10.
lings Receipts 21,000 head; mar
ket fairly active, mostly 10c .higher
than yjesterday's nverage; heavy mixed
and packing grades slow; top, $10.75;
hulk, tl0.2r.if? 10.70; pigs about steady;
mostly $9.501819.75; heavy weight,
$10.46iff 10.80; medium weight, $10.55
H0.7R; light weight, $10.7010.75;
light lights, $10.1010.70; packing
sons, smooth, $9.35 fi 9.75; packing
sows rough, $99.40; killing pigs,
t9.25fT10.25.
Sheep Receipts 13,000 head; mar
ket strong to 25c higher; best shorn
lambs, bid, $13.50; bulk. $12Q13; six
loads very good California spring
lambs. $15.75 with 197 out; good nn
tlve springs, $15.25; fat ewes mostly
$6iff"; few young native stock ewes
$7.50.
Grain At '
San Francisco
SAX FRANCISCO. May 25. AVheat
Milling, $2.252.30; feed, $3.15
2.23.
Rarley Feed, $1.35 1.37; ship
ping, $1.45(1.55. i -
Oats Red feed, $1.55 (fi) 1.65.
Corn White F.gyptlan, $2(fT2.10;
red mllo. $l.77Vi Wl.88.
Hay Vheat.$16(? 18; fair, $14M;
t.'ime ont, 1GW18; wild oat, $llf 13!
alfalfa. $15(ff 18; new first cutting, $13
15; stock, $)012; straw, nominal.
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STANDINGS
OFFICE CAT
Coiiuiiprclal Leagno Standings.
I'eoples, warehouse. 4 1
Woolen Mills 3 3
East Oregoninn i i
Troy Laundry 2 S
ElliB-Schlller 2 3
Seattle
Grain Market
81CATTLK, May 25. Wheat, hard
white, hard red winter, $1.27; soft
white, whlto club, soft red winter,
northern spring, $1.25; eastern red
Walla, $1.22. itlb Hond MtiCHtem,
$1.55. ,
i llay and food unchanged.
YPHterdnv's Itcsult
j Woolen Mills 8. Ellis-Schiller 2.
J Today s Game.
. Teoples Warehouse vs. Est
Oregonlan.
Electricity to Run
An Entire Nation
Mlnnenpolis
Wheat Future
MIN'XKArOLIH, May 25. Wheat,
May, $1.51; July $1,41. BcpUmbcr,
11.25 5-8.
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.500 J I ( I 111 1 I
400 t ! Lf
.is m
BY JUNIUS
U.S. Feeding 6700
Russian Students
LONDON. (By Mall to t'nltnd
I'I'ohsI Rttirtent feeding has now been
begun In Russia by the American .Ro
ller 'Administration,' according to 'n
caWe received at the London office.
Klxty-seven hiitulred 1'nlverslty stu
dents In Moscow, I'ctrngrnd ttnd Kaz
an are efiting lu A. R, A. kitchens. ..
So desperate were conditions iimting
the students that many wore being
compelled to abandon their studies
from lack of food. Thoso struggling
to keen on had adopted a Plan of liv
ing In groups In rfne small room, and
cooking their cntnjnon meal of soup
on a common stove. . , .This method,
however, was unsanitary and ' their
health was suffering in consequence.
LI'XE.MIll'ltO (fly .Mall to I'nlted
Press.) Preliminary nesnllntlons nro
In progress' for the biggest scheme of
eloctrifiintlop that hns ever been at
tempted. Scheduled to be started
next year, tlio plan Is to Install suffi
cient electric plant to furnish nil the
motive power required for the light
ing services, the railroads, tramways,
factories, and private houses Indeed,
for mnklng electricity tho one and
only mechanical power In tho Grand
Duchy.
The schotae arises out of an under
taking, given some time ago by tho
government of the duchy, to supply
tho town of Luxemburg (tho cnpital)
: with electric current. The duchy con
tains a thousand square miles of ter
ritory, and hus a population of a quar.
ter of a million.
t'l.YIXt; I.KKXSKS XIXTESSARY
TO PEK A, Kan., .May 25. Aviators
should remember that when- flying In
Kansas they must have a license.
This was the ultimatum delivered by
Adjutant-General C. I. Martin, chair
man of the now State Aircraft Hoard.
General Martin also states that all air
craft manufacturer", and dealers
tthrnughout the stato must bo licens
ed. All aviators are required to take an
examination before they receive a li
cense. v
Kcems That Way '
Ray, Junius,
: Whassumatta with wlmmin?
How come they alius Wanna yeat?
Ain't they got no folks to homo
what fccrtsr.in? '
D. G. D.
Some people Just' can't keep their
ees-entlng a secret. ,
Why Girls Leave Home
(From tho "Philadelphia Bulletin.)
The father of the girl reported her
disappearance to the police this morn
ing. He said she left home about 11
o'clock last night, soon after the fam
ily retired In her night clothes.
If you. don't think times tiro better
! look nt the dimo novels that sell for
two dollars each. '-
The real game of put and take these
days is tho average m nil's .bank ac-1
count. : ' ...
Limn Something Now Each Day
A 'little floor oil sprinkled on the
baby's dress will keep tho floor shin
ing.
George Washington was admitted to
the Hall of Fume in New York re
cently. George has been famous out
side of New )'ork for quite some time.
Bigger Yields
on Fordson Farms
THE ti yields Fordson fanners enjoy are the envy of the
commiiiity. The only reason other fois don't get a
many bushels is because they don't work the land so welL
Plow and disc and culti-pack without delay. That's what
r lakes the perfect seed bed that brings big yields. Every
farmer knows, that is the thing to do, but those who farm with
horses can't seem to find the time.
The difference is all due to one s!r.-V K.-; r:: Cit man who
uses a Fordson Tractor and an Olivw.- io. 7 FIjw will plow
seven or eight acres while his neighbor is plowing two acres
with a team. The Fordson farmed land can be plowed at
just the right time. - i
Over 200,000 FonUoa Farmers Uta OUW TilUf ImpleiMmts .
V- ,.t..v.;,;j ft JoJ-j '.-wV
Simpson Auto Co.
ronn and voiwsos
rtwne 4IM
AVTHOlUZEaH SALES AND 6EnVICB, - , V "
. feadrHon, Ore.
DOG CATCHERS HIRED
floss, because of tho prevalence of
LOS ANGELES, May 25.-(C. P.) Thc ci'tv counc,r' . recently , noro.
The old fashioned dog-catcher, with
his net and snare, has returned.
printed $1080 to hire four dog catch
ers and twit trucks, which will dally
After a lapse of twelve years, he has travel given bents In the city In quest
been recalled to rid the city of stray of abandoned hounds.
The reason why :
professional cooks are never without
Kingsford's Corn Search
PASTRY flour with Kingsford's makes lighter and
flakier biscuits, pie crusts and muffins. Just use one
fourth cup of Kingsford's with three-fourths cup or
dinary wheat flour , . . You can have smoother, glossier -gravies,
and sauces if-you use a dessert spoonful of
i Kingsford's instead of a tablespoonful of wheat flour.'
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Kes. chair seat sale TaDiaaa Drug Store Show Day."-