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DAILY EAST OREGONIAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY
EVENING,
AOGCJST 3, 1922.
PAGE EIGHT
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OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS,; LOCAL, AND GENERAL
ITU is is tHe HST Tine Vve r.un us tHeree.
usmji MUCH Uiit i VOi i fMlOC r-, MKT Cnf
bveeHOUNC MV CAR. efCle t 5TAR.T
Including PenJIe'.c-i Prices and Associated Press Reports
BUI WITH it -' v ll '-i-rMHix
Two
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Viuilley l.nmhs Are
Jl.uke! I'cuture ,
(From The orison Journal.)
Six loads of llvestoek totaled Wed
nesday's riin at North rorlhind and all
were 'for' the market. ' Hogs were
steady, n were Hlieeu and lambs,
while cattle continued on a. nominal
' h aHi.
Willamette valley select l.-imhs were
the real feature of tlie weunesuay
inclining trade at North Portland.
For some stock the Hale wero record
hii.h i. i 1 .which is the ex
treme point available for east of the
mountain tops. In fact, conparatlvely
.-.pcnl-ins some Willamette vauey uimo
offerings cannot he heat for quality.
The general jirlce list Is unchanged.
Oeneral Bheep and lamb range:
Prime cunt, mountain
lamlis
Choice vulley lanilis . .
Medium valley larnlm .
Common valley lambs
Cull npi-intf himba . . .
Heavy yeiirlliiKs
1 ,1 trlit yearliiiKH ,
Heavy wothers
I.ljtht wethers
7Pr. ......
It Is a nominal market at the best
for cattle nt North Portland. The
umall run of odds und ends for the
day vhowed a dull buying tone with no
change In sentiment.
fleneral cattle market, ranee-
Chole;, ulcers $ 7.00 W S.OO
Medium to itood Hteerx.. fl. 7.1(f)) 7.50
Fu'r to medium steers., H.lRHf 0.7.1
Common to fair steers . . ..OdiHl 15.70
6.00
4.50
8.50
6.50
6.09
4.60
3.r-i)
3. Til)
il. 75
. .$l0.00?l i.A'i
. . !).ofl(!lfl.on
. . fi.OOW 9.00
. . 6.00 W 8.00
. . B.OOlffl 6.00
a.onm 7.00
7.00 fli
. .. 6.00 fi
6.oo at
s.oo
6.00
7.00
1 Onffl 6.00
Choice cows and heifers
Aii'dHirrt X'y good cows .and
heifers
Fuir to medium cows and
heifers
Common to fair cows and
heifers
Ca liners
Hulls
Choice feeders
fair to good feeders . . .
Choice dairy calves ....
Prime lljiht calves
Medium Ilnht calves
Heavy dairy calves .....
Swino prices held intact at North
Portland Wednesday. Day's run was
a mere handful and consisted of wax
on stuff -which sold at tho previous
runj-'e.
Oeneral hotf market
Prime IHfht
230-300
3.00ff
3.00 fa,
3.0 tiH
6.00& 6.60
4.O0IW 6.00
7.50 if
7.00 f ii
OOffli
4.00
8. Oil
7. 50
7. ml
6.00
raruce:
.$ia.r.Oifcl.'l.0O
Smooth heavy
lbs
Smooth heavy. 300 lbs.,
ui
IlouBh heavy
Fat piKs
Feeder plus
Stags )
n.uOiff'U'.sr,
lo.uoifi j i.r.o
8.0011 0.7T,
i2.ooifiii2.no
J 2.00 if. 12.50
COO 9.00
l'oreiKIl Jtoiul-: Is
('e'ttiiri- of Ti-iiiltn'
NEW YORK, Aiiir. 3. (A. " ,
I'ronounced weakness In foreign
bonds, presumably as the result in
flreat lirilaln's announcement of her
attitude on the international debt sit
uation, realui'i'd the trading on the
New York exchange yesterday. French
municipal and Moverninent bonds nvere
pzr- - : : - ;
I THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley
"hold er J TPPPTT?
NEWT SUES ---r1 t ""'rrg
CTSKU BV
MARSHAL OTEY WALKER MS SO BUSY "i .y
WATCHING, THE SUSPICIOUS STRANGER
THAT TWO RoOGHLY PRESSED MEN SLIPPED MTD TOWN UNSFEN
new
"THIS COMPANY SHALL NOT BE
LIABLE FOR LOSS TO ACCOUNTS,
BILLS, CURRENCY, DEEDS,
EVIDENCES OF DEBTS, MONEY,
NOTES OR SECURITIES."
The almve Is Hnuse In nil standard I'lre Insurance
Policies. In mhrr word Sim flnniM kit'P
Snlelv lH-HiNit Vuiilt Hint whleli you riiniiol insure
ill vour own home or police of liusiiirss.
PniliTt nr vnlimliles ly jilnrlHtf (lieni In mi Am-rrii-un
National Hank Safely Deposit llov; ya.OO a
year und up.
The American National Bank
Pendleton. Oregon.
SSVSii J-3r Of Continuous fiMnkinj.
particularly heavy, di'npph);; wvs,
IiactioiiH to-- 1 'a JH'intH, w(h cdiTC
iMindin weaknfSH in iielsfan tin ;in'.l
! the Cvjfch'j-Hlovakijm Ihslits.
J Amcrlcun war flotutionH were in
ni'tter demand, the liberty 'AVh rlKiiij?
to 101.26, or 4 cent.s above tho pre
vious high for the ycur.
J tails, eHpecially thp.se of a specula
tive nature, also were in good demand.
Norfolk & WY'Htern convertibie (in nd-
v;iirr-1 A 1. iwiintu iimi'irnhllv In ucm.
pathy with the jump in that road .sj
Htoek. Erie prior 4s wold at their best
figure for 192a.
American Huaar 6, which registered
a new toi, featured the industriul it.
Total wiles, pur value, uproximated
New financing today included the
$,222,000 5 per cent loan for the In
diana (lenerul KervJce company, which
wuh reported oversubscribed, The
bond., which run for 30 years, v.'ere
) offered at AO and accrued Interest, to
yield .75 P'T cent.
T'riees in the stock market stood up j
well In the face of conditions 'which (
could hardly be regarded its encourag-i
iiitf. Iti-jcction by the railway e.Vceii-1
tives of I 'resident Harding's strike j
plan and publication of Urea t Hritain"4j
inde on international Indebtedness f
made for increased bearish sentiment,;
but Htroiiff support set in when this'
bcyan lo assert itself. I
Karly prices were generally iu not,
materially lower, a t-'harp rally off-1
let 1 1 nt- Inllfal declines. The recovery
held until well lownnis Mi- imi i 1.0 t.10
session, 'When short pre r 1 wn
rected against shipping ami .'oon- uf
the rail and oil shares, which resulted
in soma irregularity. An accumula
tion of buying orders made its appear
ance, however,, just before the close
and a number of the standard issues
closed substantially higher.
Car loadings of revenue freight for
the week ending July 22 totaled 8fil,
121 cars, an increase of 217 over the
preceding week and an Increase of 73,
00( over tlie corresponding week last
year. Omitting coal loadings, which
totaled 7fi,Mj0 cars, or 1 274 less than
the week before, the total loadings
were the heaviest for this season of
the year In the history of American
railroad;.
Weekly iron and steel reviews con
tinued pessimistic in tone as the result
of the find Uprtage in that industry.
The steel corporation's plants are re
ported to have fallen back to 70 per
cent of capacity operations as compar
ed with t7(i er cent during June, and
independent plants have fallen below
the 60 pf'f cent level.
Complications in the foreign Bit na
tion caused a marked heaviness in the
price of foreign securities. City of
Priuiiie 7Mjs closed 4 points below
yesterday's prices.
IA6LL. VOO Sere, THC1USJ3. THAT
OW A TIM'S "BSIS. DepewDS Ots4
ROW LOIMQ AT (AJOULI J$
no ro it.
ml m .
NOTHIMCJ DOlM3 ftgKtJ I NOTICC THAT YOU
tt3o YoOtS. 'RS"PAIIM3.. AOUT TU7(,MTYPePT
WWAY FROM loute (AJORKBGNCH ! THAT MKes
FORTY Fe.T R)K me kouno trip whew
EveR. Vou W-ANT SOMC VcoL. Yoo for5.GoT I!
TIRES BIG AND SMALL ;
Whether it is a thin tire
for a Ford or a big pneu
matic or solid tiro for a
heavy truck, our vulcan
izing is what you should
use. to ."save money. Our
work is highly praised by
all auto owners, as a great
economy.
FIRESTONE TIRES
Sales and Service
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Klfrefil
niixed and packing Ki-ailos 10u to 15c!
lower; hulk mlxi-a und packing I
Ki-adus,- $7.S0if( 8.7u; bulk butcher !
hogs, $0.50 iff 10.23. j
Cuttle 4200. Fetl Kteer.s und .she i
stock fully Htcmly; five loudH cohice. !
$li.50ifi 13.50; pound .steers, $10.35; j
bulk, 850 to 10110-pound rtubh steers '
and she stock, steady to 1 5o higher;
all other classes generally steady; s'x
loads 1 ooo-pouiul Colorado grass
steers to feeders, $7. sr..
Sheep SMHI0. l-ambs I Or. to 25c
hisrhcr; bulk westerns, $12.25 'if 1 2.;i5;
lop. $12.50; clipped lambs, $11. 50.
sheep and feeders strong; ewes. $7
down; early top feeding Iambs, $12.
OFFICE CAT
i in vd,
Ciisii ;ia:n
Ini'ketM.
Furnished by Jordun-Wentworth i
Coo., Portland:
MIX.VKAI'OI-IS. Aug. 3. When!
N'o. 1 dark hard Montana. $1.21 7-S'n I
1. 211 7-S; Ni. 2 dark northern, $K2
7-S Sr J.as 7-S; -N'o. 3 dark northern,
fl.lU 7-lit.31; No. 2 northern, $1.
I I 7-S f 1. 20 7-S.
I'oru .o. 2 yellow, 5ft l.--le.
Hurley 1 3 Hi 4 4c-.
OMAHA, Aug. 3. -Wheat No. 2
hard, $1.00 -2(ii 1.02; No. 3
lid l-2ii($l; No. 2 white, 57 1-411
l-2c; No. 2 mixed, .i 1-2i"fi 54 3-Ic.
Oats No. .1 white, 311(31 1-4e.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 3. Wheat
No. 2 red, $ 1.02 Or 1.04 ; No. 3 red,
1i$1; No. 2 hard, $111.11; No. ,1
hunl, !IDe1i $l.0S.
Corn No. 2 yellow, 19 l-2c; No. 3
White, CUc.
outs 33 l-2e.
ST. l.Ol'IS, Aug. 3. Wheat No. 2
red, $1.01111.11 l-t; No. 2 hard, St. OS
'il 1.00; No. 3 hard $1.01i 1-2; No. 2
mixed, (12 1-21163 l-2e.
Corn- No. 2 yellow. C5 l-2c: No. S
while, 111 1-21iG2c; No. 3 while, til
1-le.
Oats No. 2 white, 35 !-2.
Carlol. (irain
lleri-lpls
CHICAGO, Aug. S. Winnipeg
Wheat, 114; oats, 21. Omalia
Wheat, 137; corn, 73; oats, 23., St.
Louis Wheat, 474; corn, 26. Minne
apolis Wheat. 131. Dnlllth Wheat,
corn,
SO.
23;
Kansas City
oats, 14.
-Wheat, 402
BY JUNK OS
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It has been proved that as much as 20 of the
power delivered to the driving wheels may be
lost through friction, due to the use of an incor
rect oil.
This friction may be of two kinds the friction
of metal on metal, due to the failure of the oil
to preserve a lubricating film between the bear
ing surfaces, or the friction of oil on oil the
internal, molecular friction of the lubricant.
Too heavy an oil, or an oil lacking in "oiliness"
the quality that makes it cling to the bearings
while at the same time offering a minimum of
internal or fluid friction constitutes a direc X
drain on the available horsepower of your
motor.
The right body at all operating temperatures
Made from carefully selected crudes and scientifically,
refined by ouv patented high-vacuum piocess, Zerolene
has great "oiliness." It clings to bearing surfaces, while
offering in itnelf a minimum of frictional resistance to
the engine power.
Zerolene maintains the right lubricating body under ail
conditions. As the engine gets hot, bearing clearances
decrease. Analysis of Zerolene shows that the variations
in its body, at the various engine temperatures, follow in
close relation the decrease in bearing clearances.
Because of their "oiliness," stability and purity, Zero
lene oils give perfect lubrication and help to develop the
maximum power, speed and gasoline mileega of the car.
STAN BARD Oil. COMPANY
(Caiornuil ,
morepowerfispeed
less friction and wear
thru (Mrect Lubrication
wpvmrimivrirmm
wim!ir5ww''!ww
Winnipeg Wlicnt
Mui-ket.
WINNll'Kil,
No. I northern
$1.1 ti 3-4; No.
$l.oii 3-1; No. 3
Aug. 3.-
1.8(1
:, $i.lii
115 3-1;
-Cash
1-4;
3-4;
No. ti.
wheat
No. 2,
No. 4,
HI 3-1;
track, $1.1!) 3-4; feed. 71 3-4e.
Futures. October, $1,011 3-4;
cein'oer $1.00 1-2.
Dc-
On some cheeks I appear
Like the rus bloom
Of youth.
I On others 1 impart
A freshness that . delights
Tbe eye.
'Hut on others I shriek
To the high heavens
"I liave no affinity
Witli this woman
We are strangers."
I am Kouge.
Senttle (ruin
Market
SI'.ATTI.i:, Aug. 3. Wheat, halV
white, soft white, western white, hard j
red winter, soft red winter, northern
soring, $1.12. western red, $1.1";
Hend bluesiem, $1.25.
Feed and hay unchanged.
He who knows and knows not lie
knows;
He Is asleep wake him.
He who knows not and knows not he
knows not,
He is a fool shun him.
He who knows not and knows he
knows not, '
He is a child teach him.
'NICE YOUNG MAN' IS ..,
COP, PRISONER FINDS
Our Own Wanlnds.
I am a sour, synical. hu'dboiled
old maid. 1 am tall uiul thin (not i up
slim) with mouse-colored hair and
small green eyes. Long, skinny face.
iig ' hooked nose, thin lips. In tu.
I homely as a hedge hog. Object, niat
' rimony. Don't all speak 'at once.
! Address ".Maudle.'.'
YOT Wi., I.AHVt
IJLOifcl, France. Aug. 8. "Well,
tell me what you have all raised."
genially Instructed M. Chcrop. niinls-
jlor of agriculture, racing a group of
'farmers at an agricultural osposi
Itlon here.
i "I've raised sixteen children."
Oillnliil l.helnck (piped out a little woman in the
Market. i i group. Without an instant's hesitu-
O.MAI1A, Aug. 8. (I'. S. Illlieau of tion. M. Cneron pinned
Agricultural ,IConimiies. Hogs 10.. tin's blouse the
ooo. liutcber hogs generully steady. ' tural Merit."
It was shortly after the Kerpent
told I0e that she was "different
from the rest" that she decided that
Adam wasn't, so bad but that he
didn't understand iter. ,
CINCINNATI, Auff. 3. (f. N. S.)
"It was- this way, judge," C 1,.
Howling explained in Covington police
court. "I was walking along Seventh
street when a nice young man drove
in a patrol and asked me. to get
in. He smiled
turn him down.
and 1 just :
Here I am.
couldn't
The "nice young man" proved to
be Policeman Sloening, who had
been sent to arrest Howling. Tho
prisoner was charged with -beinff
drunk and M-as released on his own
cognizance. '
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HOW'S THIS?
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2o what we claim for It rid your system
of catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con--slats
of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal inflammation, and :
the internal Medicine, a Tonic, which J
acts through the Bl-vid on tlie Mucous f
Surfaces, thus assisting to restore nor
mal f-onditions.
Sold hy druggist for over 40 Years.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
lilessod
they shall
the earth.
are
be f
the
iltuwi
Pacemakers for
d to the ends of
on the wom-
"Me.dal for Agrieul-
'liiere Are l iiiii- Kiinl of Men:
lie who knows and knows he knows.
He is wise follow him.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Tom Tries to Pass It Off by Laughing.
By Allman
j IF Vt-L' HADYT OVERSLEPT , ' '' 'p -Sat. - Ktyfc..
"HE ICE MA A WOULD HAVE PUT fi a s ticv' f
I I'VE! GOT 10 74KE. THESE COME ON! k S1EA0VW
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