East Oregonian : E.O., December 21, 1922, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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C DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1922.
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DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associate Press Reports
Nominal I'rlv
Utile at Portland
(From Thu Ore-Ron Journal.)
Fifteen loads of liv stock were ro
ported tn the North I'ortlunil alleys
Wednesday, hut nine of these went di
rect to local killers. They were on
previous purchase. Hogs and sheep
were steady while cattle were nomin
ally steady.
In the hofr alleys local- killers had
J 201 head of the total supply of 1663
head for Wednesday. This hunch
consisted of nine loads and came di
rect from the midwest. These form
the bulk of the needs of killers, there
fore no special demand was shown for
the home offerings, although the mar
ket was considered steady.
General hog market rang:
Prime llifht . . . . 9.00
Smooth heavy, 230-300
pounds 8.00
Smooth heavy, 300 lbs.,
up 7.50 ft)
Hough heavy 6.1)0 'it
Fat pigrs 8.604(1
Feeder pl(T .. .' 8.B0 4S
Slogs 4.00 J
Heavy yearling's 9. C010.00
MK;ht yoarUngs 9.00 9.60
Heavy wethers 7.00 7.60
Mfi-ht wethers 7.601 8.50
Ewes 2.00 7.00
9.60
9.00
8.00
7.60
9.00
S.00
6.00
Only a limited supply of 29 head
came to the cattle alleys at North
Portland Wednesday. There still re
mains some stale stuff in the yards al
though the previous accumulation Is
qulto well cleaned. Prices nominal
steady at the previous range.
General cattle market range:
Choice steers $ 7.25 ' 8.00
Modlum to (rood steers.. 6.26W 7.25
Fair to medium steers .. B.50 6.2
Common to fair steers.. 4.OO0 6.50
Choice heifers G.OOJi 5.26
Cholcn caws and heifers 4.604 6.00
Medium to good cows and
heifers 4.000 4.50
Fal;' to medium cows and
holfers 8.500 4.00
Common to fair cows and
helfors 2.50 3.60
banners 1.B0W 2.50
Bulls 8.0040 4.25
Choice feeders 6.00 0 6.F.0
Pair to good feeders ... 4.00 5.00
Choice dairy calves 8.00 8.50
Prime light calves 8.00 8.60
Medium light calves ... 7.6O(0 8.00
Heavy calves 4.00 at) 7.50
Less than a load of sheep and lambs
nunc Into the. North Portland alleys
for the Wednesday trade. Sentiment
it tho start indicated a seady one.
General sheep and lamb range:
Prime east of mountain
lambs 10.50fi12.r.O
Choice valley lambs .... lO.r.Ofiti 1 2.60
Medium valley lambs ... 1) 50 10.50
Common valley lambs. . . 60 (fj) 9.60
Cull lambs 6. "6 Hp 8.50
Liberty Iiomls
Show Strength
NEW YORK, Dec. 21. (A. P.)
Moderate Improvement in United
States government Issues and market
Irregularity In the rest of the list was
noted in yesterday's dealings in bonds
on the New York Btoek exchange.
Active buying of government bonds, steers steady to
led to the belief that the January rein
vestment demand was first making It
self felt in these issues, liberty 3 'An
gaining 10 cents on $100 and the sec
ond, third and fourth and now 4 ',43
Improving 8 to 12 cents. Tho first
4 ',4s and tho victory 4 3-4s yielded
slightly at the close.
There was not much demand for
foreign Hens, which exhibited a weak
tone. Serbian Ss, Swiss 8s and United
Kingdom 5!4s of 1929 each sold off
a point and tna losses in other issues
were fractional.
Further weakness of ,St. Paul con
vertlble 4s and debenture 4s, each
of which dropped more than a point,
was the outstanding development in
tno railroad list. No new rcanon 'was
ascribed for this weakness, but it Is
believed in some quarters that the re
cent, cut In the Oreat Northern pro
furred dividend may have been-an In
direct eause for the further selling of
these liens.
Ht. Louis-Southwestern 4s dropped
1 5-8 and the 6s 1, other weak BPots
In this group being I?rle convertible
4s, series V, Seaboard Air Line con
solidated (is, New Haven 0a, Chicago
ft Alton 3!4s, and Pennsylvania con
solidated 4 Vis. Kansas City Southern
refunding 6s, New Haven 6s of 1956,
and Seaboard Air Line adjustment 5s
moved to higher ground.
Packard Motor 8, Lackawanna
Steel 6s of 1050, and Marine 6n were
all active and chined at higher prices,
while Hershep Chocolate 6s and Mar
land Oil 8s, with warrants, were weak.
There were a number of bond offer
ings today, Including two of $1,500,
000 each. Each was an Issue of 10
yoars 714 per cent convertible sinking
mmi debenture bonds of tho Mcrrltt
Chapman & Scott corporation, which
were offered at 101 to yield over
7.25 per cent, the Issue being oversub-
scrined. The other was an issue of 6
per cent land bank bonds of the First
Texas Joint Stock Land bank.
Chicago Livestock
Market.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21. (U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.) Hogs Ite
ceipls, 23,000. Early market BifDlOc
higher, later dull; bulk 140 to 200-
pound averages, $8.25ft8.30; 210 to I
270-pound butcherH mostly $8.25; I
few, $8.30; top, $8.30; packing s4ws, !
$7.30 7.85; desirable pigs. $8i8.25:l
heavy hugs, S8.10ft8.30; medium,
light, $8.20fi)8.30; light light, $8.15
l.sn; packing sows, smooth,
7.85; packing sows, rough,
7.60; killing pigs. $8 8.25.
Cattle Receipts. 10.000. rWf
15c higher; better
$7.60f!
$7. 30
grades beef steers reflecting advance
killing quality, plain, early to matured
steers, $11.50, some held higher: bulk I
oeer steers, $7.50(19.25. other killing
classes steady to strong; stockera,and
feeders slow, weak; bulk veal calves to
packers, early around $9.50, few up
ward to $9.75 and above; outsiders
handpicking upward $10.60 and
above; bulk desirable bologna bullB,
$44.25; bulk stockers and feeders,
t(r 6.75.
Sheep --Receipts, 14,000. Fat lambs
openlpg steady, slow, few sales made
looks steady to weak; early top, $15
to city butchers, $14.75 to packers;
live decks 84-pound clipped lambs,
$12; sheep and feeders around steady;
110-pound fat ewes, $7.40; come-back
feeding lambs, $14.25; feeding ewes.
$4.50(?(i5.50; averaging 80 pounds and"
95 pounds.
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THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley
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I T PEStS VfWl X WHN STATION WENT DAD KEYES CLOSED
1 IXSFWO' llP AND TDOK THE MAU. POUCH TO THE
, . J ?IR , STATION AN Moul? BEFORE THE FAST I
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RfrKs Are Lower
At Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21. Egg
prices had another fall yesterday and
the Indications are the market will de
cline steadily from now on. Tho as
sociation cut its quotations to 60 cent
ror selects and 4 7 cents for firsts,
while on the street candled ranch eiras
could be bought freely at 4 5 (TO 46 cents
and selects at 4 ! f r G 0 cents. Pullets
were generally offered at 40 cents.
Buying juices were also reduced.
bids being 36 cents for current receipts
inu 40 cents for henneries. Another
decline Is expected Saturday.
The butter market was firm with n
demand for all the cubes available.
(.'rain at
San l'v(nclsco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 21. Wheat.
milling, $2.2041)2.25; feed, $2.20
2.25,
Dartcy Feed, $1.45 1.50; ship
ping, $1.50fRl.f,5.
Hay Wheat, $175i20; fair, $150
17; tame oats, $17i'21; wild oats,
$14fiil; alfalfa, $10ff()21; stock, $12
15; straw, $11J12.
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WORLD WHICH, C PKOPeRlX H4P.fcrSSeEV
could 'Be ppue-p to rue &c.rvfSFir ot
HVJMAM SOClcsTY.
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PSRSON (AJITH TVt& HABIT OF SUCKING,
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&Vet2.Y FEW S6CONDS. THS APPARATUS
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NEW YORK, Dec. 21. It is
sunning woman bootlegger who
mado booze-craft what it Is.
Clares Miss Amy Kaukoncn.
Who Is Amy Kuakonen? Tho
word-of-inouth Who's Who of the
bootlegging industry In Ohio lists her
thus:
Kaukonen Amy, 24, beautiful and
elegant, physician, mayor and mag
istrate of Falrport;; elected year
ago; cleaned up the town and filled
up the workhouse with Volstead law
violators and raised Cain general
ly; give her a wide berth she's bail
mediclno for bootleggers.
Mayor Kaukoncn Is in New York
to celebrate the fifth anniversary of
Finland's Independence for one tiling
and to look into tho booze situation
here for another.
"In all the raids I've directed in
Falrport," she said in an interview,
"and In all the cases I'vo tried I've
found it hardest to get evidence
against tho woman bootlegger,
men are afraid of her.
"How did I clean up Falrport?
Kaslly. I got the detectives busy
and sentenced lots of violators to
the workhouwe and fined others.
Habitual bootleggers were driven out
of town."
"If you banished me I'd refuse (o
go," said one interviewer; but the
observation didn't get much. She
agreed that things were pretty bad
in the east and, when asked how
she would stop illicit drinking in New
York, Mayor Kaukonen answered;
"Well, New York's a pretty big
city. Still I think the samo methods
we used, in Falrport would get re
sults. I'd get detectives that. I could
trust on the trail. Put I suppose in
so big a city as this the mayor hasn't I
time to hear all the magistrates'
booze cases.
"The other day in Buffalo I saw
what I had not seen since prohibi
tion became effective. Everyone in
a cabaret. In a downtown block was
drinking openly from flasks."
Mayor Kaukonen seemed sur
prised.
"Go on," some one suggested.
"Well, that's all. Kveryone was
drinking openly."
"Oh!"
Dr. Kaukonen was asked if she in
tended to call upon Mayor Hylan.
"I'm afraid I'll be too busy," she
said. She Is going from here to Bos
ton. The woman mayor, who is of Fin
nish descent, said she would not be
a candidate for re-eleetlon. She in
dicated that she intended to stay in
politics, however.
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371 DEPARTMENT STORES
PENDLETON, OREGON
Broadcasting
Values
The genius of man baa
made many wonderful In
ventions and discoveries
that have added to tba
comfort and pleasure of
mankind and radio Is one
of. the greatest of these.
Aside from its great
commercial value radio
has taken on a decidedly
educational and social as
pect. Lectures, speeches
and musical programs',
formerly limited to rela
tively few, are broadcast
ed daily to the benefit and
enjoyment of the public.
For twenty years wo
Lave been collecting the
best merchandise values )
and distributing them, at;
lowest cost to our patrons,
la our Stores In an ever
Increasing number of.
communities all over tho
country, now numbering
371.
O'coat Hats
Genuine Velour!
Soft, deep nap finisK
tats with satin lining.
Ideal for Winter
strongly hint Christmas -gifts,
$3.98
VIKXXA HAS CIIKMATOKY.
VIENNA nee. 21. (A. P. ) On the
spot where,' tradition .'ays, stood Suli-
man's tent when his Turkish legions
besieged Vienna In 16S3, the first
crematory in the territory of the old
empire is shortly to he opened.
With the establishment of the re
public the prohibition ngain.it crotiia
tion dlsapepared, and the city now has
erected an exceedingly graceful little
building to be devoted to this method
of disposing of the dead. It stands In
a park surrounded by an ancient,
towered and battlemented wail, on a
hill to the Nniithi-Miut rt lh -i,
The I The wall once surrounded the grounds
of n hunting castle built by the then
emperor as a memorial to the defeat of
the Turks.
Our idea of a henpecked man Is one
whose wife insists that he put on even
ing clothes to hear an opera by radio.
Vital Statistics
A Monday morning grouch, if not
cultivated too assiduously, should wear
off by Wednesday.
Red Cms Worker Why does your
husband look so worried, Mrs. Spfv-ens?
Mrs. Spivens Oh, mi'.'am, it s the j
iiunuay rusn.
Red Cross Worker But you told me
he was out of work.
Mrs. Spivens Oh, yes, ma'am, but
he's going to work for the Salvation
Army Christmas Eve. He Santa
Clauses.
Many girls think there is no man in
the world good enough for them, and
often they are right. Uh huh, and
sometimes they are left.
Why is It that all allgeed humorists
believe that small boys hate bathtubs;
that every man dislikes his mother-in-l.iw;
that old maids have bad tempers:
that doctors are in league with the
undertaker, that brides can't cook, and
a thousand other Improbabilities?
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
HELEN GOES THE LIMIT.
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SMOKING STANDS
as low as
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AS LONG AS THEY LAST
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GIFTS
3 QT.
HANDLED
ALUMINUM
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Of Mahogany, 2 burners, beautiful patterns, from
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These handsome coats revgal the latest trend of Fashion
In their gracefully Moused effects; their wide sleeves or
smartly cuffed; loose back or belted styles. Some models
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Attractively lined with fine quality Satin de Chiue. Many
with fur cuffs.
Women's and Misses' Sizes '
$14.75 to $29.50
STORE OPEN THIS EVENING
Tonight and also Friday and Saturday night
our store will be open until 8:30 p..m., to enable
you to complete your Christmas shopping.
REALTY TRANSFERS
DEEDS.
ArIbp La Fontaine to Geo. A. La
Fontaine, SI. SB 1-4 XV 1-4, Soo.
17; Tn. 2, N. R. 34.
Annie E. Roork to Fred GienRcr. S'.
Lots "B" and 14 block 79, Res. Add
l'end.
Pearl L. Crnss to C'nas. L. Cross, SI.
XE 1-4 See. 17, and SB 1-4 See. 8, Tp.
1'. S. II. 3.1.
E. Freeburn to Margaret Ferrin.
Trustee, SI.. MV 1-4 SE 1-4 and W
1-2 W 1-: XE 1-4 1-4. See. 31, Tp.
4. X. R. I'll.
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CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
-SOLD EVERYWHERE-
Fles
CURED
In G to 14 Days
All Druggists are authorized to
refund mony if PAZO OINT
MENT fails tc core any case of
ITCHING. BLIND, BLEEDING
or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures
ordinary cases in 6 days, the
in 14 days.
PAZO OINTMENT intantly Re
lieves ITCHING PILBS and yon
can get restful sleep after the
first application. 60c
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j rarr.rs ta trnp a ft w H-ir.p-trian
! Prirtri.ic. tn K- lir-irite l in other
Wi;i pay i .i.i.i each. When
, 'i 'rap y. ur birds notify n ar.d I
!!: r'l ar.d cet thrrv. W. H. Albee.
G..me Wardta, Tl iac St.. ur I hone
Cigars, Candies
lor Christmas
All thP Jeadingr hranda of Ci
gars in nice Christmas package,
in boxes of 1 "5 ar.d 50.
Yl SUodos. Van Tykr. Jlnbt.
Hums, MuHoL III 1! Tan,
Juan tie 1 ma.
Boxed Candies
Frow n an I Hally and John
son's Milwaukee no finer box
ed swet.
THE COSY