East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, September 21, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922 EIGHT PAGES, OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE 2 DAILY MARKET (NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL PAGE EIGHT I. I I Including PendieVca Prices and Associated Press Reports Itowlp( Are Slack At Portland Market (From Tho Oregon Journal.) Ho mid c.Hllf alloys had no car load arrivals for th( Wednesday open Ins, but some supplies were dun later In the day. Only sheep carload sup plies came In (ur:ne the morninr. On drive-in stuff nous were higher. Cattle showed a nominally steady tone while sheep and lambs wr re steady. W'apon stuff In the swine alleys at North Portland were quoted at $11.60, a. further rise of a quarter for the day. Later In tho session a carload was due, with killers Included to pay the advance. General hog market ranpe: rrimn light $1 1.00ft) 1 1.50 Smooth heavy, 230-300 pounds 10.00 W 10.50 Smooth heavy, 300 lbs., up 9.00f? 10.00 ItoiiRh heavy V.00 9.00 Fat piss lO.OOWlO.r.O Fender pigs 10. OOffJ 10.50 StaKH C.OOiij) 7.00 Out of a total run of 1004 head In the alleys overnight only 684 head of cheep and lambs appeared for sale at the Wednesday mornlnt opening of Canners the. North Portland trade. General Bulls 3.00 ?i 4.00 trend of the market was considered C'hoico feeders fully steady. Prime east mountain lain bs Choice valley lambs .. Medium valle lambs .. Common valley lnmbH. Cull spring lambs .... Heavy yeerlintfs I.lffht yearlings Heavy wethers IjiRht wethers Rwes 10. oown.ro It. 50 10.00 KM ft S.00 5 Ortft) 6.00 5 OOijr 6.0ti 7.50'ft) 8.(10 8.00ft) 8.50 5.50 fl) 6.50 C.50W 7.50 2.00 5.00 Fair to good feeder Choice dairy calves . I'rii.ie liKht calves . , Medium liuht calves Heavy dairy calves . 6.004 6.C.0 4.00 fl 5.0u 8.50 ifj) 9.H0 8.00 W 8.5I1 7.oo a s.ou 5.00 T( 7.00 I tone Is Itoffi.stcr (.afiih on Market. NKW YORK, Sopt. L'l.- (A. P.)- some excellent fruins were made in yesterday's relatively light bond mar ket Ke.s.sion, foreign government .se curities. induHtiial i.SNtien and liberty od t North Portland Wednesday. Xoll'"(, Particularly prominent f-o.rload shipment; appeared in the al leys overnight. General cattle market range; Choice steers 7.50'ffl S.23 Medium to good steers. . 6.75K 7.50 Fair to common steers. . 5.75S) 6.75 Common to fair steers., 4.00 f? 5.75 Choice cows and heifers 5.00 fj 5.50 Medium to goon cows and heifers 3.50i) 4.50 Fair to medium cows and heifers 3.00 3.50 Common to fair cowa rnd heifers 2 00 3.00 1.50 2.00 fr-'" 1 ' ' ' THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley but mam YrrzrrrM --y1 JjjffpP Jf'f I rafes-" -stem ism .itk jj'-vp. MARSHAL OTEy WAUKEI? SINGLE HANDED TOOK THE i S SUSPICIOUS STRANGER INTO CUSTOPr TODAV - THE 6xciTAii CAPTuiee -took Place at the central Hot?l, . FOR A THIRD OF A CENTURY (lie Ainerlcaii Xatlnnnl luw provided lis Mends 4tml eustonii rs with d)-M'iuliild- luinl.Ing services. Your luxnuiit In invited. 3 'oi.K The American National Bank Pendleton. Oregon. French dollar bonds, reffardefi In some ciuarters as an index of finan cial conditions abroad, were substan tially better, stains of a point or more bcitiK recorded by Wench T l-2s, Seine 7s, Soissons 6s, Paris-Lyons- i Mediterranean lis and RelBlan 7s. j Mexican 4s and 5s also moved up j more than a point on announcement j that funds to meet the Initial pay-1 nieut on the Mexican debt were on I deposit In this city, Czecho-Slovakian i 8m dropped nearly 1 1-2 to a new low. i Lines oof copper companies oper- J atlnj; in .South America streiiKiticned in response! to the better slock I puces, Chile Copper 7s rlsins 2 1-2, j the (is 1-4 and Cerro de I'asco 8s 1. 'I Ilistlllers' seeurilies 6s jumped j more more than 4 1-2 points in re-1 flection of improvement in the com-j party's financial position, while In vincible Oil 8s touched a new top in sympathy with recent advance of the price of that company's .stock. Gains of 1 1-2 points or more were made by Wilson company convertible 6s. Ionucar steel 6s and Republic steel 5th. .Southern Hell Telephone 6s dropped three points. Kallroad morlgufrcH were not much in demand, but some speculative lines like New Haven (is and St. l'aul convertible 5 l-2s were a point or mote higher. Chicago & North western 7s and Illinois Central re funding 4s each wielded a point. President llardiiiR's veto of tho bonus bill was believed to be re sponsible for the early strength in war issues of our own government, the liberty 3 l-2s jumping 24 points to a new high, hut slipping back later when word came that the house hud passed the bill over the presi dent's veto. Other issue registered only nominal gains, the fourth 4 1-4S being particularly active. Total board sales, par value, were fl2,- 921,000, Pool operations In special stocks, several of which were pushing up to new high records for the year, pro vided the only interesting feature In today's relatively quiet .stock mar ket session, prices in which were mainly upward. Short covering ac celerated (ho advance in early deal ings, but some unsetth ment was noted towards the close on receipt of Washington dispatches that the house had overridden the president's veto on tho bonus bill and the call ing of loans and rise in money rates. A NO O" xz?r4'-r os-r ths 'Poimt " CAN'T GST AWT FRorl TrS Lo 3LlC OF MY OONTGNTcONJ. YOUR SOMCrVJT HAS No SSNS I You'Res. OUST 'FcaikI rKl5vi VWIt-Vj rj .i - - A NP THAT'S Tc3 holE TtPMmt P i Nooo, X C4N See 'Both SiO&S of a' PRofOSIOM MTH A CCGA VISION: I keep 4n I J ' i i t i -v X-J 9 I OPefJ so much IT'S Incorftarattd 317 Department Stores Oinnlia lJviNtofk Market OMAHA, Sept. 21. (IT. S. Depart ment of Agricultture.) Hogs re ceipts, 7,000 head; market active; steady to 10 cents higher; bulk pack ing grades, $7.508; bulk 200 to 300- i pound butchers, $8.50(Ti !.25; top, I !t.30. " j Cattle Receipts, 8500 head; better! grades of corn-fed beeves strong tot 10 cents higher, $10.85 paid; $11.10 j bid; other grades of beef steers and she-stock about steady; bulls, 15W25c' higher; light veals about 25 cents higher; others steady; stockers tend feeders strong to 15 cents higher. Sheep Receipts 18,000 head; west ern lambs around steady; bulk, $14Ij 14.25; natives, $ 1 3.75 1 4.00 ; sheep steady; feeding lambs, 25 cents high er; bulk ?13.75(314. OFFICE CAT Winnipeg Win at .Market CARLOAD OF FURNITURE JUST UNLOADED. We Invile Your Inspection. Why Wait. He Ready for Round-Up. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Beds, Springs, Mattresses, Bed Davenports, Dress ers, Chiffoniers, Overstuffed Davenports. Library Tables, and many other articles. Also a large as sortment of Reed Furniture. TAKE ALVANTAGE OF OUR CARLOAD TRICKS. Special Congoleuni Product Rug 27x.vi 89c (iraln At San IVancisi'o KAN" PUANCISCO, Sept. 21.- Milling, JI.SUW 1.85; feed, 1.80. Parley Feed, f 1.154? 1.20 ping, I1.254 i,35. Corn White Kgyptian, nominal. Hay Wheat, $ 1 5 I 7 ; fair, $ 1 3 iff 15; lame oat, J14d7'lfl; wild oat, SlOr.f) 12; iilfalfi. $12i13; stock, ?!Mfll;j straw, J94T 1 1. I W'l.VNlPrcci, Sept. 21. Cash wheat No. 1 northern, $ 1.00 7-8; No. 2, $1.00 3-8; No. 3, 87 7-Sc; No. 4, HI 3-Sc; No. 5, S5 3-8c; No. 6. 76 3-Se; feed, 68 3-Sc; trnck, $1.00 3-8. Futures, October, $1.00 3-8; Decem ber, 57c; May, $1.! 7-8. - 'CATCHES FISH, BIGGER $ 1 . i t ( I ONE SWALLOWS LITTLE Youth's Long Trouser Suits Snap and Style that Appeals Whether his first long trouser Suit, his second or third, the young gentleman of 15 to "0 is particular in his choice of style and fitting qualities. The Youth 's Long Trouser Suits sold here sparkle with yeuthfulness and yet conform to all the dictatis of good taste aud refinement. Utmost in quality of fabric and workmanship at lowest possible cost. PAY LESS! $18.50 Particular attentkn Is given to the selection of patterns for our fo'tth'g Long Trouser Suits. Tail ored from well chosen fabrics; ev. ery little toucTi peculiar to a young man's physique and personality has baen given careful consldera- 11 tlon. Our Suits fit and hold their shape. They are the kind that appeal to particular 'young dressers. mm li h i j Store Hours During Round-Up Closed every afternoon from 1 to 5 P. M. Open Thursday and Friday evening 5 to 7:30 P. M. Open Saturday evening as usual. ship- "There's nothing secret about Ro tary," explained tho delegate to the conference. "Oh. I see. in other words, no wheels within wheels.' "A Fair Kxclianse " (From tho Pulaski Enterprise.) The ladies of the M. B. church en joyed a swap social Thursday evening. Everyone brought something they didn't need. Some of the ladies were accompanied by their husbands. OWE, HE CATCHES BOTH Seal lie (;ra'n Market SICATTI.i:, Sept. 2 1. Wheat Hani white, $1.10; soft while, western white, northern spring, $1.10; hard red win ter, soft red winter, $l.H!i; western red, $I.0S; HIk fiend bluextem, $1.20. Feed and hay unchanged. MAN'S FIELD, (., Sept. 21. A. II. Matson. of Concord, X. II., a visitor here, lays claim to first honors as the champion disciple of Iznak Walton, the clean of fishermen. According to n story related by him to local lovers of the sport, he recently The late worm. bird catches the hook CANADA FARMERS SELL WOOD AT GOOD PRICE RICHMOND, uebec, Sept. 21. Far mers havins wood lots are enjoying unexpected prosperity these days, due to the coal shortage caused by the long coal strike in the American an thracite and bituminous fields. Trices of cord wood, cut to four foot lengths, have gone up $3 per cord, and farm ers are finding trouble getting suffi cient hely to supply the demand. The old price was $8 per cord, which, ac cording to many producers, showed a fair profit. It Is reported that residents of Mon treal and other Canadian cities, fear ing inability to get coal to keep warm during the severe Canadian winter, are laying In largo supplies of the fuel. CATARRH Catarrh Is a Local disease greatly in fluenced by Constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATAKRH MEDICINE con sists of an Ointment which gives Quick Relief by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which actsi through the Blood on the Mucous Sur- ' faces and assists In ridding your System of Catarrh. Sold by druggists for over 40 Tears. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. If Autumns comes can Winter he so v I'-,,. Removed that fear will not creep in I to jar j The weary householder to his very j soul : And make h.'m wonder where he'll get I his coal? caught twenty small perch In one hour at ris summer home, at Deer Is- j IEKAI.TV Tlt-WSFFHS. land, .V. II. Then, weeling a stronger! Adclia. K. Smith to T. W. Hewitt. I "'R th ne then usually given by, $001). Mete nnd bound tract in block Kansas City . j perch. Matson began a struggle. When . 1, Cross' Add to Milton. lav Market nis catch was tinally safely landed hC J. u. Smith to T. W. Hewitt, $1. I nrt.-o.-v.- i ii i, isepc. ;i nay, mih mac ne nan caugni two. a; .Mete and bound tract, block 1, Gross' steady to .lire higher; No. 1 timothy, perch had taken Ills bait, and then a; Add. Milton. 10fl!i: No. 1 prairie, $ 1 1 !ii 1 1.60; I hungry pickerel, twenty-seven inches IMirl T nil, in n -r i...n mi choice alfalfa, $2(11 21: clover mixed. I long, had swallowed the nerch he had tv i.o t ,. e .., - . ... . . already hooked. dleton. light, $H'i l."i.:.ri. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS WILBUR DOES A LITTLE TALKING. By Allman OH! THERE GOES THE ( THE PRESIDENT OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD SCANDAL O.UB.' WHOM ARE OU TALKING ABOUT NOW r VOL) ARE A VERV BUSV PERSON AREN'T VouP 4 VOU THOUGHT VOU COOLO START SOMETHING ABOUT MY VYIFE AND ME DIDN'T VOU? WEU,VOL- ALMOST GOT AWAY VITH IT ! f YESfVouDlD-NOT.' oh.shot) "9 I A ar,i -r- u.iui 2 v. . 1 731 hi l A VERV BUSY PERSON 1 U yES, VOU DlD-NOT ! Q.V Announcement This is to announce to the public that I have sever ed my connections with the United States Internal Revenue Department and have entered private prac cice as a Public Accountant and Income Tax Coun selor. Special attention will be devoted to installing ac counting systems for professional men, merchants, farmers and livestock raisers, conforming to the specific requirements of the Income Tax Laws. I will keep individual, partnership or corporation books for a nominal monthly charge. This will in clude the compiling of the annual Income Tax re turns. C. M. WILLIAMS, , Public Accountant and Income Tax Counselor. Room 6, Bond Building PHONES Office, 1126; residence, 763-J. SSL CRUICSH1NK & HAMPTON 'MHM.iTmousc-rgRmsxens J 124-28 E. Webb Thone 548 In Old FuaMara Takes la Exchg mm rrt rinixil om K AjtmV ia I .Ileum Mr MoDommU KJictea c Thev ought TO TAKE a Bunch of Voo old wfns amp iock voo all up intme COOLER FOR A FEW WEEKS .' IF VOU CAN'T SAV ANYTHING GOOO ABOUT PEOPLE PON'T SAV ANVTHING f zr i H.A-t f vou meam. y-ET L'Z-U (SAV IT WITH )jtfriXS 11 --ll VvJ ft. A NEW MODEL -FORD- One-man top, slanting wind shield and other improvements. This new car is a dandy and there is no advance in price. Now on Display Simpson Auto Co. FORD AND PORDSOM aCTOOKIZED SALES ASD Sill! VI C rraaehoa, Ora. tmsm i miir i i.