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News Of The Markets
STOCK MARKET
CHANGES SEEN
Irregularities Prevail In
Prices
i Wall Street Journal PlmaeM Ravti i 1
NKW YOltK. July .10. Mixed sen-
tinient wai predominant in the mar
kal from the openint (one today ami
lhe beara advunred sufficient urau
nielli In iniike the tinwn side look at
tractive at times. Brokers loans art
iiKulp " i'1' peak and this In Itself
produced sufficient caution, profit
lakiilR mid some short selling, to
rotiaiiarbalance tin- enthusiasm of the
bulla.
(ielieral Motors supplied an excel
lent Idea of the see-saw condition oi
Hie market. 0 pan till at SSTfc. it
dropped In SS on heavy dealtlms
and on increased heavy transactions
rose in sj. American ice. auer1.
openiiiE at 119. dropped to MS and
ihen advanced to 121 and dropped
to IMtt.
Altogether, sentlnienl induced a
innfused stale of affairs. On the
nther hand, the volume was reduced
on tie reactions, which susests that
the hulls are still "full of pep" und
ere noi to be downed yet.
Motor shares were very mixed,
('handler, selling at 32, lost most of
Itfl recent gains. Moon was stmnt
al 33 1. ami Hudson was firm and
aelive; Willys-Overland was heavy.
The market closed IrreRtilar. Clos
ing prices included:
U. S. Steel 11SH: American Can
210i, up !: General Motors s.
up 14: General Kleciric 2!0. up
"S : North American 5s i4: Tan IV
lioleum U 70S. off 14 I Studehaker
47. off ii: Spicer .10. up 2, :
Mack Truck 1814. off 2,: Marland
-lui, off 7i : Texas Company 51. off
i : White Motors Sit i . off : Ward
Hakinc 714: Woolworth 16G:
Willy
ONE
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5.000 " vou l'e lronl natural causes
$10,000 if vou die from accident
and in rase of permanent total
disability the company will
1. Waive all premium payments
2. Py you $25 per week for one year; and in addition
3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and
4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die
5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result of
accident, the company will pay you 55,000 in cash, im
mediately: in addition to all other benefits.
fin case of temporary disability, as a remit of
either sickness or accident, the company will
pay you $25 per week for a limit of 52 weeks.
"A Service That Endurer'
West Coast Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OmcE-SAX FRANCISCO
PORTLAND IIRANCII OFFICE SEVF.NTII FLOOR
CA8CO RLUC.
F.tmrr Lrhnhrrr. Dill. Mcr.
K. A. Kollint, Afrnt
I', -.-J. Orrgon
ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES
The size of your taxation depends
upon the wealth of your commun
ity. Increase this wealth and re
duce taxation by trading at home.
1
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Bend
Bank of Superior Setvice
MKMIIER FKDKRAL RESERVE HTHTKM
Capital and Surnlus,
$120,000.00 '
Pflafla Ml up 1 1 : Itork Islam! it,
off V4 ; New Haven 3i. off 4 ;
Boutbtra Railway 100, off ; m. k.
& T. aft1,, up 14: A. T. & T. 1 3 S Tl
Suffer Sharp Losses
In Day's Grain Deals
III. P. Laetaf Ira to The IVr.,1 llulhtinl
CHICAGO, Jul 10, Sharp losses
were sustained In corn in today s
session mi the hoard of trade. July
wheal, acting alone, had
fractional
adtauoe, while diatanl futures
slumped. Oats were lower.
t'cucrnl liiuidaiion carried future
wheal down sharply early hut in a
rally caused by short coverlet much
of the losses were renained. Deliver)
oi a million bushels on contracts
precluded a run up in July in re-,
spouse to a V, jump In Liverpool. 1
Short coverini; that developed near
the close was caused by an oversold
condition.
Corn took a drastic slump on the.
henefii'ial rays that
visited the main
holt overnight.
Oats ehaimes were small.
Ballttaa in deferred options
,,.,,.(
the provision list.
BAN I li WClst o MARKKTS
It', p. Iw Win to Thr Band Hull. till I i
SAN FRANCISCO, July .10.
Vegetables -Lettuce, per crate local
"Sctfijl: onions, yellow $2.75 fi
3.50, brown $2.75 (i 3.50; potatoes,
rivers, faucy wharf $2.25t:2.6o.
No. 2 S$i!e. Sweets HV4 4jl2r.
Poultry - -Broilers 4 to 1 , lbs.
26fl2Sc: colored 1 H to 1 lbs. 28
30c: fryers 27t3 2c: colored
young roosters :t lbs. up (( t.lc:
old roosters 15il7c: IRhom old
roosters 12Q14c: Leghorn hens 2'.
to 3 Ihs. ItOStCl 3 Ihs. up 23 fi
24c; larpe colored hens 294Y30C.
tirain Barley fed tl.4S91.00;
shipping $1.75 1.90: wheat mllliiif;
$2. 70ft 2.75: oata. red feed $1,550
1.55.
rattle Tone of market slow:
steers Rood $7.50 it S; cows Rood $5
t5.50. Calves Tone of mark, t
firm to lusher: over 260 ihs. $8.50
10.50. Hors -Tone of market
ok investigate
POLICY
that gives you all
tfthis?
:
1 11871?: ISO to SOU Ilia. llB.IStJ
IVTI; medium 114.1(4 1 lTB. Sheet
anil lamliH Tone Of market -le.i.K.
lamha St I .no ni is. fni; owivt SS.MHf '
G: Wtthl n tl S.JiO.
PORTLAND liIVKSTOCK MAItKKT
it:, p. Land win to TIM ii.n.t itMiictini
PORTLAND, July SO. Cattle
Kcieipts, 10; lone of market, steady :
steers medium S 7 7 ft at S . 5 . common
M07.76; earners and cullers, Sl.aO
fir ;t. fiii; heifers, medium and com
'
mon. SI fi ll. f,il; lieef cows, medium
ml common. It.ltt f i . 7 f : hulls, can
tiers and holOKiia. S3.au tr 1. fi ;
calves, medium and chalet, ISO I ha.
down. J T "u ii tiBO,
Huns Iteceipls. I fill; lone ol
market, hither; medium, good anil
i tl,nic
tOO to 100 His., iiU. Tarn
100 to ISO Ihs.. 1140 U.ti:
LS.SE
ISO ihs. up. $1$.BO014,VS; paeitina,
smooth heavy, M II fill 4.1 1 2 : tlauibter
pins. Sl.'UVlt; feeders and stnekers.
si:t.5t it.Gti.
sinep Raoelpu, '.iiu; lona ol
market, slow, lamhs. SI Ihs down.
medium ami choi.e. S lu.r.u r,i 1 1 . 7 ;, .
, RVywelthU. medium and choice,
R.S00 10.50; mils and commons
w. inhis. tO.SOfl S; wethers. ttfl
7.50; ewes, common In choice. s:l
r,
i WOOL MARKRT IRRRGl'IiAR
U. V. Ins.sl Wirr (OHM BmmI H.alvtln)
BOSTON. July JO. Tba wool
market Is irreirular. but according
to reports from woolen mills husi
' ness is rather slow. Sales of fine
'Australian wools reported at $1.15
; clean for 04-7us. Ohio quarter
blOOd combings are moving in a fair
; way al 52 cents; best delaines held
firm. 56 cents. Foreign markets
little changed. Local dealers are
finding good buyers in Australian
markets.
PORT LAMP VHKAT I'KICKH
(II. P. Loml Wirr to TV HnJ MMfcl)
I'DBTLANI). July 30. Wheat
hard white. $1.44: soft while. $1.44:
'western white. $1.41: hard winter.
SI. 44: northern spring. I1.4S1
lra red. $1.40.
n.VIKY AM) POCIiTRV
(IT. P. Lrl Wirr to The tVna ituMrtin,
PORTLAND, July .10. Hutter
Cube extras 47!c, standards 47c.
prime firsts 4te, firsts 4te.
Kggs--Kxtras 17c. firsts Itc pul
lets He, current receipts Stuc.
URRRTV lttM PRirRfl
NEW rORK, July St. tHa
ino.iS: 1st 4 Us 101.27: 2nd 4', 11
100.29; 3rd 4 Us 101.14; Hit 4 s
102 4: new 4 Us luS.lo.
Newsboys BrinK Nupgcts
From Old (sold Workintrs
U. P. Lrutd Win to The Itrnd RulUtinl
VICTORIA, P r . July SO A :
newsboys' excursion Into Northern
Mrillsh t'oliinihla and Alaska, con- i
'ducted by tleorge F. Hin-hanau. mil- !
' llonaire coal man and philanthrnplst
of Detroit, may be the basis of a .
new gold stampede into the Atllu
district of British Columbia
When the b-iys returned here they
I exhibited a number of nuggets they
had picked up In th Atlla distriit.
which was a rich field 25 years ago.
Hefore 1774 the use of chintz or,
printed calico for dresses was illegal ,
in KnEl.uiil hroke
Classified Advertisements
ChsHlfM tvlvrtiJtr.K thartre per Imu IS eent tor 26 ordt or Int. On rnl pr wniM
for ill vrr 2-V AM tUotf ifsrl fTrtUIv trirtlT -n-b In i : on
OB SALE
FOIt SALE One llnolpiim rue. $3:
1 morris rhair. JI.-IO: riickers.
2 and 2.:,n: ?, .lining chair $l.f.O
each. Tall at tt Irving Si.
1fi-4fip
THE CLEANEST FUEL
BOX WOOD
QUICK DELIVERY
THE
MILLER LUMBER CO.
Phone 166
TIRES
30x3V2Cord $9.00
VULCANIZING
BRING THEM IN.
Wo will fix 'em as good as now.
Hobble's Service Station
Bond at Oregon Phone 94-W
C00L1DGE FACING
CHANCE OF STRIKE
Textile ami Mine Situations
Become Serious
(II. P. Lrasnl WI- t Th Uriel llllll.lll.l
BWAMP8COTT, July .in. Throats
of yvldesprejid labor difficulties and
possible strikes in Iwo essential In
dustries face I'residelit t'oolidge to
iday,
Willi the anthnulte coal slttiatlnu
hemming Iticreaslnglv serious. Ilia
American Federation of Labor has
come out In open hostility toward the
New Kngiand tevtile manufacturers
I Who ure reducing wages In many
plants,
1 The textile reductions are serious
because of the great general Inflii-
tenee of this industry on the country
us a whole and because had limes In
New Rnglaitd WOttld be certain lo
endanger Hie standing of the. rapUh-
Mean party and would damage Sen
utor Hurler's chances of being re
elected in Massachusetts lieu year
Butlar, close friend and senate
spokaatnan of the president, has
1 large holdings in one of the mills
, a hleh reduced w ages.
The president has no intention of
broad goverutneii iuterveullon hi
the anthracite situation and hopes
1 that the miurrels between miners
and operalnrs over demands for Iti
creased wages can he settled within
the Industry. Ilui these hopes hae
less chance of fulfillment each day
thai the Atlantic City conference he
tween miners and operators remain
deadlocked
t'oolidge recognises the serious
ness of the situation such as that til
tln teMile industry. William lireen.
iTc-idetit of the American Federa
tion of laibor. having Just sent a let
ter to the leaders of the mill owners
' protesting against the use of "the
force of power and might" in maklii;:
the reduction.
The president believes that several
factors. Including fierce competition,
have affected the New Kngiand lex-
' lile industry adversely and Just now
he is inclined lo sympathize v iih 1)10
mill owners, although generally In
dues not approvi- of wage red I'll inns
The president this afteniooc. will
take an outing trip by uminr lo the
I Kssex county republican club cele
bration al Ite-vorly lie will noi
speak Senator Deneell. Illinois will
be the principal speaker Deneeti
will he a guest of the summer White
Mouse today and tomorrow.
No Passengers In Stajie
When Auto W heel Breaks
No tuHKcnK'TH wort in I he Meml
K lam.it h Kail- audi ttlufft whirl, was
allKhtly ilamaKifl vt-MiTiluy im'tilii ,
when a whe'l tif ihc murhlnr hmki
In makiiiK the Hharp turn (in thv
hiich way at tht inlerKi'ctlon of
Kranklin avt'titie ami Hill nlrpct, ar
oordlttl M informal ion oliialnt'ii from ,
tht inutiaKPinviit of thr tttuKo com-
pany. Th' driver of thr aiili tur' j
had biW "I lnm- of QftOfgV
Dtikf, DM of tin opera torn or thi '
MtaRf line, and wax on h. way hark
to hutine.4H iliHtrlct whn (he ;
wheel, whirh was lu h! repaired lo-
day. hroke
I'SKII ( Alts
,
ro" BUM
,.(pk mirillf cur, ,hu y,.ar-B -1
en r. tlraa, nlac irbaela; total
purahaaa jir.rc. ffiu.oii.
I!i21 Star tnnrlnf ear, an Is. Ittt.j
CondltUiiH-d to suit putehaaar If
dpalred.
ryiLLYB-OVERLANO CAIlAtlE
I Mark aaal of Kir it Nalioiial Hank
3B-40n
Your Motor's
Mile -Power
Depends on
Economical Motor Oil
And here's a paradox: The
best oil for your motor is by
no means the highestpriced.
Nor is its economy confined
to its cost. It saves most in
motor up'keep.
You've paid ;i hkrjh price
for motor oil thinking thus
to K-"t qualitv-insitrance.
With must tilings, this
WOuld bo true. But not tO
witli motor oils.
Aristo Motor Oil, for
example, is one ot the (irst
qutlity. It is produced
in California, by refining
methodi of the higheal
order anil w ith the most
modern facilities.
It sells for almost half
the price of eastern oils.
Mismm
m
JVLOtOlT Vll
BEST
Union OH Company
of California u
Abo Producm of Unum Qasolinc
IJ TDDT F75C
Oregon Avenue and Bond Street
UNION GASOLINE AND OILS
VULCANIZING CRANK CASE SERVICE
VOU BALK Ona OlBCtrlo wiihIiIiik WANTED FOR A permanent oes pool hitvo
maatilnti HOOd condition, f 'itt.on. - I'nrrv tha arall ,lrlll,.r ui. u ii lure..
(12 Lake Place i -411-470 WANTBD- To rani private Kumar ",n driller, alnk 11 Inn.-
. 11 near Alliiininit Hotal, AddrMI . DOle lliroimh the lava rOOR and Into
Klllt SALE Pick your own Hlritw- or phone M. MaMOflger, Hlievlln- the unilerlyliiK crevlceH, tnaklnK n
borrlai at A. c. Klrinl nulah, 1 Hleon office, H-46-6-7p r,,ft drlln , imt) ,,x(,nH. for
nillen norlh of Tiiiniilo. BOfl per , , , . .,,
..lion 14 4i.Anr WANTHD I! men m cut pine llmli Untetet and Itmot phono 411 or
ii wood. Phone 404-W after 6 p.m. " t Conerawi Bt, Uf
r-iiit I ' i , I-. C. Knlley. n r,-4 r,-4i 7j ;
FtlR RENT , : I Koit TIIAIIE
WANTED lly yoniiK Kenllemnn, - .
rOH HUNT 1 room hOUM, $ 1 r,.0) , )Wir, , , , , . room In private home, ''Alt l'OU TltADIO Kor Hinall house
I per month; nine lawn and ar- olOW In, Call X-1,1 rare of Bulletin. 1e lot Bftttnte CMb, nqtllre
, den, fenced. Aliio fiirnlliire for u 4, 1 a-4 :i-4Kp 1 noi) W. 0 th, :i7-4lip
; room hoiiHe for Hale. Initilre 4 0 fi ' , . , 1 . . ; '-r tt -
Iv (Inlinhy, ::,,d houMe east of Ite.l.' MIHt'KMiA.NKOIIS July 80, Ittt.
man I cremneiy. 8M6-4P , WM rtipOMlbll for am
POR KKNT Two room fnrnlal.ed feSL tZSSL ftn' ' Incni'i'i'd hy lay wife. Memphis
h. ,. near mill ,, tnqnlrt Dfek'i mv. "?n w, mi R,Par? at: f! ' lhl"
Tailor Shop. 18-44-40c , "v"' "' W"" Ht' 2-21-T,3p .t)i-sr 0, B, CULIiBH. '
TOR KUNT-Two and three room S'SJS! 1 GlOfifV Frinuhhips Oil Frinul
furnlHhed boniaknplnt npnrl- JJ '" PL?1'' 'JJ"'1 J' ahin Ha , ?Hni; Auinist ' i,
mentl, Modern, with narano; ckme I Mr I, A. .1. P-evoBt, 208 .loffcnton, nip My, bU)Hlal, AutlWt , lu
In. . Phone 44S or I'Bll RII2 Kliiemore. "ir. Delaware. Phone r,7(l-W for np-1 tttmittfl rani )vom BIWlOlM
i iS'tll.ttpjpolntnieht, -ii-i7e BfOt, J,tic
And for the very simple
reason lh.it it is produced
in volume, and carries no
heavy freight cost from
till- l .1st.
Arisio is a rare lubri
cant. It combats the for
mation of carbon. And
this is its greatest saving.
You can pay twice as
much and not get as gotnl
motor oil as Aristo. Sold
at Union Oil service sta
tions and independent
dealers of the first class
everywhere.
ALL WAYS
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