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TWELVE FAGXf OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT! TRUE DAILY MARKET MEWS, LOCAL AMD GENERAL E .SGMli: OlHEt?. , Russian i ivflNTeo .v TO -Bu-RKi - : - ' I ' Institution Inducing Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports m DAILT HAST ORF.GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1922. - - If, v mm mumst WtW '1 .. . , , J, M Government Itnmi ia!n on Slow Market. MOW YOkK, Nov. ). (A. I'.) Strength of I nked Mates govern -mcnt bonds, which advanced 4 to 22 cents on J100, was the outstand ihtr development in yesterday's ir rCRulnr bond market, the main trend in which was downward. The new Kovernmont 4 1-4 per rent bonds, which Bold last week as low as 88. SO, were Bold at S3. SO to tfny showing a pain of 6 cents on the day. Liberty 3 1-2s advanced 1U cents and the first 4 l-4s 22 cents, French 7 l-2s and 8s dropped to new lows on movement in today's rica'incs and were fractionally above the, lowest of the year, but the i up 1 French munclpal issues were inclin- In I Speculative railroad hsues were I wider pressure most of the day, hut ;a sii'.hl recovery was noted in final .dcnlins-s. I'.rie convertible series A di-cppcd 2 :i-S point.", while declines of 1 t 1-2 were reai.stcreil by Krle Keneiiil 4s. St. I'anl converlible 4 l-2s, 1'ennsylvanla consolidated 4 1-L's, Seaboard Air Line consolidat ed Us, , New York Central relundinif lis, Illinois Central refunding 4s, Ilenver & Itlo Grande refunding 5s and Texas & I'acifio firsts. The few exceptions to the down ward trend were Iowa Central 4s, Seaboard Air Line refunding- 4s, St. 'ri . Paul convertible, f,s, Frisco Income 6si, to 2 points. the industrial and mihlic iiii. Armour 4 l-2s ami Atlantic Fruit 7h were among the few industrial,' lines to mount to higher ground, gaining 1 to 1 1-2 points respective-' ly. j Total sales, par value, wire $13, 0110,011(1. There were a few comparatively i small offerings today, the largest be-' ing the ?2,ri(iO,ooo issue of first-1 mortgage 20-year sinking fund per cent gold bonds of the William Da vies Company, Inc., which sold at 'J'J to yield ii.03 per cent. Livestock ci 10 naruen. i no individual ica-jity groups there were several weak trure in the foreign group was the spots, the more prominent being drop of 3 1-4 points In Swiss Ss. Sols- iChilo Copper (is. Cuba Cane 7s In koiir 6s, Jurgen (Is and Cuban rail- jternational 1'aper 5s series J(, Wil road 5s each yielded a point, while Hon converlible (Is, Julius .Mayer 7s Hordeaux 6s, Lyons 6s and Swedish land Manati Sugar 7s, all down a 8-1 moved up a point each. 1 point or more. CHICAGO, Kv. l. (I'. S. depart-I ment of agriculture) Hogs Ite- crlpts, 30, 000; market weak; 25 to! lower; bulk good 170 to 200 THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley sows ' Vue t better open V. THAT SftlP OUT pooRsy TUU utOM I Inflow kWHATS M IT-" V.-.T-T " - i ii ;1 ) NEWT SHE 5) wcki.6h P.ms ( TMB LOCKSMITH ABNCR TUTTUB REFUSED TO OPEN THE OLD SATCHEL IWKimv. virT VWLRCK Mfll 30 CLOSELY GUARDED - SINCC HB CAPTURED THE "TWO HOBOS- ' COMPOUND INTEREST Tli! .omiMiundlng of Intcrrsl as computcf! l)y tlie American Xnliouul lunik on NavlnfiN Accounts wlilcli I'ciniaJji on ileiHmlt lifter Hie first interest lierlixl is one or the, llltrucllve Icalin-cH, and n-liy no many keen business pisiplc always liavc their surplus funds Unix lmrfrtc.1. We will l, glad to at any time explain to you nioro In ilclull the value of compound (merest nuil the ultimate Is-nef lis which can he derived Ihert- fl'OIII. A Siivlnjc Account can 1m Mnrtrd win, One Dollar or more on any banMnjf dny. , Hie American National Bank Pendleton, Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon" -i r rjrr -rrrrr.- irTt.' IVrT L" r-Tr'TtTT'V' IM.IIII .11 . Ml " 1h(hl,H-- iflllj Bedroom Furniture In every grade of Hedrooni Furniture which is worthy of possession Cruikshank & Hampton pre sent especially attractive values and very compre hensive selection. Large Dresser.. $12.."0 Dressing Table. . S2S.00 Chifferete S.iO.OO Mow-foot Red.. $:r.0() Seat Rench $S.r0 Night Talile $9.00 KASY TERMS 3S iCHyiKSHANKS-HSlMPTON K. jCawPLtTHOUSEruWNISMEm J V-- -CV Tow Old TnnUmr Ttba la Ezchanve m ran rarmnt tm Srm Tmlmuttt Aceala PmOlMom for MJKm(mU KJtrbra cMmm packing- packing sows, killing- pigs, JS.40 r,0c pound averages $8.00 'it S.40; good and ehoiee 210 to 250 pound butch ers, $8.40!l 8.50; top $8.50; bulk packing- sows, $7.00 7.50; desirable pigs mostly $8.50; heavy weight, $ S.no rti 8.50; medium weight $S.:!5Cf 8.50; light weight, $8.1 5 (,i 8.40; light light, ?8.15(i( 8.40; closed $7.20 Hi 7.65; rough, $C.80(i!)7.40; it 8.50. Cattle Receipts, 15,000; market! slow, riualily plain; early sales na-1 tlve beef steers and western grasscrs I about steady; warmed up and short fed steers dull, tending lower; early top matured steers $13.00; quota of long fed comparatively scarce; bulk native bee steers of finality und con dition to sell at $8.75 ra 11.75; few early sales western grassers, $6.50 ifj 6.75; veal calves steady to 25c high er; other classes about steady; heavv feeders dull; bulk bologna hulls, $3.7rT4.00; bulk veal calves to pack ers early around $10.00. Sheep 21, 000, opening very slow; few early sales; native lambs weak to shade lower; early top $14.00 to city bulchers; $13.85 to packers; Western mostly feeders; fat West ern lambs $13.75 to killers; feeder demand fairly good; little - I -OK yeM -'X: sbss Qnanporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORES PENDLETON, OREGON Good Overcoat Value At a Surprisingly Low Price A manufacturer made up a largo stock of Overcoats for our 371 stores to sell at a price bound to win quick approval. They are good values lor cvereoits priced so low as early; sheep scarce around steady. threatens to depart in favor of king winter. Despite the cold spell, late haying-, stacking and work on irrigation ditch es goes merrily on. The difficulty ex perienced the past few weeks In get- dolnn-'t'i'K men to work on ditches will ue ('ruin At Sail l-'ranclsco KAN.MiANCISCO, Nov. 1. Wheat, milling, $t.!l5fi2; feed, $1.!I02. Ilarley Feed, $l.S7'j 1.42 V4; shipping, $1.45 50 1.55. OntH lted feed, $1.6 ! if? 1.80. Hays Wheat, $ 1 7 ftf 20; fair, JlDtfil 17; tame out, $17fi20; wild oat, $14ii l(i; alfalfa, $17fi'20; stock, $12!7-14; si raw, $ 1 1 W 1 2. OFFICE CAT Ncn t tie ;raln Market I KKATTI-H, Nov. 1. W'heat Hard, white, soft while, weslern white, $1.20; ' hard reil winter, soft red winter, northern spring, $1.1S; western red $1.1(i; lllg llend hluestem, $l.3S. Hay and feed unchanged. ffset as soon as the last hay is in the stack, it is expected by Project Man ager H. M. Schillings. He anticipates that miany of the farmers and their helpers who have been busy in the hay fields will turn to the reclamation service Hor employment within the next week or two. The football game to he played here next Saturday between lone high school and liermistnn high has been called off. according to word received last night by Coach Oralapp from ! j lone Injuries in the Lexington game was given as the reason for cancelling tho contest. $12.50 The illustration tells the story of style very snappy, isn't it 1 but to see tbe coats and try them on is to discover that go where you will bet ter values in overcoats cannot be loun CALLED OFF BY IE (East OreRonian Special.) Il'EltMISToX, Nov. 1. The killing frosts of the pnst few n ghls were I hecked here lust night by a slight ! rain that fell In this locality through-j out yesterday afternoon and evening. I So Ilermistons birth rate showed a no ticeable increase during the past week. Friday there was horn to 11 r. and Sirs. Claude I,. Finlcy, a boy. Sunday jrr. and .Mrs. i.yle 1). Tilih-n wen' beaming over the arrival of a fine boy at their home. Doth babies arc sturdy young sters and all concerned are dolus nicely, it was reported by Dr. w. W. Illsley, attending physician. eterlnarlans here are mizzled over the "freak" pig born In Kher n. Mm. sie's herd last Katurdav. The iu apparently normal In every way but I his heart Is fin the outside of his body Just between the fore legs. For 16 ihours'nftcr tho birth the anim.nl lived and his heart beat resrulnrU- nn tho omsiiie just as it would on the in. Every beat of the organ could be plain ly Seen. SUnck- nvnurtu o .... .. .... i. long ns it remains cloudy there is it.f ,,. , ',,,' ,,,. ,.., '.. ' small danger of frost, according ln w i,P(,n nossibb. i,,at ,,rf.. i,iu . harles Taylor, official weather re-, ,-., t .,,, ., , h,, ... '" order here of the raited Slates rccla-.;,!, of the hn.lv. itemh iu i..,n ,.,.,i,-,, i-.i.ii. ! nave i-en In.l fi-,.n. n.n such a position that not function properly ifflmMlMtw1' III fisr 1 1 by jvmws j K J Men's Hose Pull Mercerized All selected yarns used in making these hose. Four-thread heel and tos, double sole and high spliced heel. 25c Work Vests Moleskin Shells lialihilt Poor hum-drum, striving1, wistful Babbitt, Chained to dullest routine's habit, The world has many such. Saying, while struggling unsuccccd-ing- (Denying that the goal's receding) "It doesn't matter much." J. McM. One rif the nice things r. is saying good-bye to the ice :it fall Tllii Cnhb-Kt nnlnl rc-ilin,l lioi-n ,tm-- ing the chilly snap wits ,22 degrees above, Meteorologist Taylor reported. The thermometer reached this both Saturday anil Sunday nights. Due to the lateness of the season, practically nothing suffered from the frost. (Ircen potato and tomato vines were withered but all potatoes are matured now. It Is said. Trees that three days ago were thick with foliage pig lying in the organ could l-rom now on, worshippers of big Bill Hart will be nuzzled to tell ii-hoil, . I cr his serious look on the screen is in tended to foil a train robber, or to figure out why his wife Is suing him for divorce. Ho who takes one chance takes one loo many. A I TO lVKITKS r,.MMAUK I.KYTHNSTOXK, Eng., Nov. 1.- An ancient stone placed here bv the ! i Koiuans and a landmark for con- j jturies has fallen before progress. A wild motor car driver upset the ' stone which the centuries had failed are now bleak and bare and autumn to displace. AFRICAN UNDERTAKER BRIGHT ADVERTISER FREETOWN', Africa, Xov. 1. "Jazz advertising" has penetrated even into the innermost regions of Africa. Aiinuuny mingle, the "sympathetic Wool Suits For Boys Good quality moleskin shells lined with flannel or leather, leather sleeves, Unit ted worsted collar and wrist lets $5.50 to $7.90 Size3 6 to 13 Years. Fnusua! value in the boys' all wool suit, as illustrated, cassloneres and tweeds; two pair of knickers with double seat and knee. The famous Penny Jr., suits for boys. $13.50 Other wool suits for with two pair of pants boys, DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OLIVE HAS SOME TROUBLE. By Allman undertaker," is the best African ex ponent of "Jazz advertising." He has placarded the countryside with the fol lowing message: "Young man, time Is short. Eter nity is at hand. He is dead! Are you ready? Eat good food, drink good grot,-, be praying for a happy death and a decent burial !' Alimamy has secured wealth by be ing the "sympathetic undertaker," and he travels over the country in an expensive and luxurious rickshaw equipped with a fire-engine bell to an nounce his arrival. I DON'T THINK I'LL BE APLE TO NAVIGATE IN THIS NEW LONG SKIRT Et DRESS - I'LL HAVE. To DEVELOP A NEW TROT TO , tSET ANY WHERE IM IT '.. iT.i- I SUPPOSE IF I WANT To Torn aroumd ouicklv 7li. HAVE TO KICK THE TRAIM I OUT TO THE 6 IDE THAT X WAV - HOT STUFF i j u nil r-wfe v s- 11 1 r s rrro H 1 .1 r 1 1 Tl x. . -rr ft 0 I I A WHAT POWU )X-5TAND ONTHAT ' f OLIVIA1. VOU'Rt ' p-r THINK ot- IT. ) ( TooL 0 , CAKl V TAWDlNv.; ON THE. S W'j HUEM? J .SEE IF IT HANv;S l k FRONT OF YOUR. v I c'tw A!COtMr THE. ) V DTP:S3 f '' mw "W m-j AM STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION "Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once FOR THE RELIEF OF Pain in the Stomach and Bowels. Intestinal Cramp Colic. Diarrhoea -SOLD EVERYWHERE - "rape's Diapepsin" is the ouirkes surest relief for Indigestion, gases, ' flatulence, heartburn, sourness, fur-' luemauon or siomacn distress caused by acidity. A few tablets Kives almost immediate stomach relief. Correst your stomach and dipestion now for a few cents. Drugfisis sell millions of packages. CHICHESTER S PILLS V-v. TUB DIAMOND DRANUl Jk. 1'IIU la Hid and fcvld RwuluAvy Nucs, seil vlttt blue Ribboa. VX Tslte b t)ir. Bur f t tntr , ltritri-u Asicforcm i(:k.tv:R9 ""Ji"-1'' I ILLH tor KA yeifsknosjw B5cst, Safest. Ainu v Rcll!,La r SOLOBVlWGlSISEIfilrtmtE Legal Guarantee Clveru No nmmd ot Knltm no paiu continue wofk Ak la kc Cleo-nn PUe TruUseoL. TAUJIAX & CO. Main and Alts 8ts. VI argams 4 3 In. Winona Wagon $142.00 4 3 1-4 '-in. Winona Wagon $157.50 t 4 3 1-2-in. Winona Wagon $170.00 f 4 18 or 20 Hoe Superior Grain f 4 Drills $150.00 i 4 56 IN. SUCCESS FANN ING MILLS WITH t t TLOOR ELEVATOR $93. t The Above Prices 4 J Subject to Stock on Hand. 4 Sturgis & Storie"