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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
LEGAL.
TO IONIIiNlInKS

tPublished IN Tho Tulsa pany world June
June 10. IS. 10. Il. ~. 10, 20. ~ % and
"a. 1920. world Publishing Co. Publish
notice TO CONTRACTORS
BIDS viii be received at The office q the
city auditor ot tho Cny Of Tulsa. OKLA
1870. Tor furnishing
Item No. /, valves
Item No ?, G., l. pipe and specials.
Item No. 3. labor aud miscellaneous.
An bids shall be scaled and be addressed
and be marked plainly on the outside 'Bid
Tor furnishing and laying cast iron water
"pc,ailrd information ~ proposed work
and proposal sheets can BE- ubttn'd at the
offtcc OF the Cummissiun"r Of water and
sewers OF the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma.
An bids must be made on official pro-
posal sheets furnished by tho Ci.y ~ Tulsa.
Tine right TO reject any ani al bids shall
be reserved to the board = commissioners
Of the city " Tulsa. Otlohomr.
BIDDERS shalt accompany each bid with
a certified check In the sum Of iNo to'c)
Of tho amount ~ the bid.
All bids viii be opened and considered
BY the board at meeting ~ said board
60 be held In the city hall In sHId Guy at
MRS. FRANK sEAMAH, cuy Auditor
NOTICE.
Funds are available TO pay School pis
trict No. % warrants ~ ruisu County.
oklahoma. to and including tho follow
salary Fund Warrants iele-io2O
81, 622. ii7s, 1890 ls37 1860, 1870,
2ta. 2sI2 $500. 3sb2. agi6. 396I 4b.g,
i7ns also iSOl 90 1880. Inclusive
General Fund Narrnnts lDi9.i020
-."t, q s,ii 3iss' sst s5s ~ sSs' ;9}}'
Si3. s7g ooS. gi.. gl5. 92I gai 9a7. g65
ks67 o7s, g7s, 919. 900, also 9gl to 400,
Inclusive.
separate school Fund Warrants
J. > AG. also NJ TO lOb, inclusive,
Present same at once with interest
Tulsa, okla
FRANK NEWKtRK.
Treasurer Board OF Education school
District No. 20
DATED June ~ 1890
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AUTOMOBILES

OWNER LEAVING CRY VIII SELL
SOME oF NY FtR%iTrNE. ALSO NY
OF BSMDHIIE EIGHT TOURING CAR
CALI HETN EEN 10 AND % A " AND
70 g. VI r5t, S hALTiMuHE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
AUTOMOBILES


IION ION HINt-'NNNUTN "
Nl.M tUtur' With rcmcut floors tur rent
l'0l a b'uNor uhnug u.nEo 80. .-
pi.tNut. s nor Tear Ear,go. bassg
HtHt.
uNuNfE Cot i,nf 1879 Is. Cincinnati
luuur D.irc 1888.
GAuNus tpr rrut at 1913 " sixth Phone
nen.. lll1
MOTORCYCLES NNn ni,NCits ~
UDuipEU. S., b9Ua-Guud 10 motor
cy,lp fur splp.
.IDN SALE model 10 Electric.
equipped LNrclaiur motorcycle luri re-
comfy uN,rhpulvd, u bargain N taken at
once standard Motorcycle Repair shop.
az roar of il1 IS MHin 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

FRISCO. x, 60G-N-.For rcnt room and
large Elnsscd I'M sleeping porch. two
hoda south rsposure suitable Tor two or
three glfls, gentlemen or married couple
must b" soen TO be appreciated, $50 per
fuUuIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
uDur mOusrkEtri>o nOOMs

II'II NU' StNHtTIN1 N''''"s "
MANHEit. q. 1ag.2 uEht housekeeping
ruoms sdutE uHiy u-aEe s1is
NirEIY urniHhcd rpnms Tot light
houpokecuiug, basement privilege for
laundry IN new modern bungalow CON
vruirnt 30 iituey and cAr line, NJ children
rasEc SG2'-i
DETROIT. h. 1897 ught housekeeping
rooms nicoly furnished across from city
park houHo modern, ndulta -
MAIN. y. 2.tA--a housekeeping rooma
Usage ikgp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
Hupmobile For Sale at
a Bargain Price

Five passenger in first-class running
order; make mc reasonable offer
and the car Is yours, Can be seen
at AIS North Main. or inquire 227
Iowa building. Satisfaction guarTn-
tced as car runs good, looks good
and is good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18
AUTOMOBILES
ArIOMOnIii.s tUk sNir
roR FEW DAYS ONLY

OWNER tEANING CITY Will srIl
NV btpSNDUtIE EIGHT TOURING
CAR CALL HETWIES 30 NNp lH A.
VI AND To = T.. M.. l3li bALIl.
MORE
FOR SALE TULSA Fnur. $3.50 cash v !.
Morrlson. goo tuttcy uldr
SEVEN PASSENGER nuirk porf.et con-
condition, cord tires. shock 1hHorbcrs,
bumper, factory paint, hest batg lin IN
Tulsa Tor cash Cgdar alt
HAYNES Chummy good condition, very
low cash price collar 7ii
FOIt SALlt-Furd touring car only driven
$500 mites 1919 model. $3.50 cash MI.
Ncoler LoSnllc hotel bsago 1903.
SEE THIS CAR TODAY-LenyinE city.
viii sacrifice hiEh class roadster. IA.
mouse HtN.cylindcr Continental motor. per
feet condition price 5000 See Mr.. wheel.
cr. LaSalle hoicl. ilh Denver.
FOR QUICK SALE -.One Locomohiit
cheap Address 92b-D, world
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MOTORCYCLES N>p uI,NCIIs ,
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS
RITZ HOTEL.
Third and Detroit.

Extra large. cool, outside rooms,
with AWNINGS hot and cold running
water, splendid beds absolutely
clean rooms. run In connection with
La Sallo Hotel Splendid baths,
phone Osagp jlO2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

NICELY Furnished cool room for gentle
| mani private family. southern exposure
WIN four windowa. south side. close In.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

CINCINNATI, e., 7ii--Modern sioeping
terted Phone oHage 6s5i.
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FOR hENr--LArEo southwest bedroom
hoht sacred Heart church; living, din
INK and kitchen privileges, garage; t55.
Phone Oeage h7l4 a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

Nt't furnished sleeping room, south eS-
poHurc, reasonable close In ono block
N cat line. 2Oi y. Olympia Av.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

.SENENTH ", i6-Nioo iargo Furnished
room, large closet, private entrance.
rent reasonable. Usage 7170-6OtO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

tlNClNNATL =, Clt-Ono front siecping
room with private entrance and con-
Meeting bath very close In. Aa53.R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

CINCINNATI 4, i2ii--EItfa large sleep
ing room suitable Tor three ladies' or
gentlemen, In nice home. breakfast served
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

IAN AUTO mechanic who mas been In
! charge Of private shop working 80
mechanics Is now at the service Of thu
public At the New Universal Garage In
West Tulsa Let him shoot trouble on
your car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

ELWoOD. Y, tib.-For rent beautiful fur
uiHhrd sleeping room convenient to
bath, south UNpOSuro, gentleman preferred.
Oaarp NItg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-18

" AIN. g. 7ii-SlooptnE or light house
kreping room Tor rent for four giria em-
nluNul nI fmmr hnNa nanEn gIaa
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BOARD AND ROOMS


CLOSE lN-Wcu furnished sleeping room /,
private home, gentleman preferred. C"ll
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published In Tho Tulsa pany World June
70. 1920. world Publishing Co, Publish
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BuiLDING AND CONTRACTING y


BuiLDING AND CONTRACTING "a
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR; repair and
new work wanted, CAN u. II. Wagy
Usage 6sNl from 3 a. N 70 p. m.
II. II. REDDING paper and paint
contractor. Usage S333, $40 Il.
Sixth
sANlSEP sewage disposal systems, for uss
with or without water supply, for subur-
ban and country homes, schools Industrial
villages, etc, absolutely automatic; effi.
cheney guaranteed, indorsed by health au.
thorities eyerywhe $4,000 In use. Send
for literature. Agents wanted. Cement
Products Co 306 $. Denver st.
WE DO BUILDING. repairing, painting
| our motto. Call Usage 276i McEwsn.
CEMENT BLOCKS for sale by the clear
Hand and gravel Co. phone osage ssbt
| CARPENTER work by day, contract or
| per cent. large Or small work guar
snteed. repalr done also, Phone ossxs
! EoS-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21

Accept california syrup Of Figs
onh-look for the nnmc California en-
the package. hen you are sure your
child IN haNlug the hcst aud most
harmless laxative or phNsiC FOR the
little stomach. liver o. bowels.
children love It's delicious irulty taste
Fun directions Tor chiid's lose on
each bottle. Give u without feur.
Mother, You must say "C%uliforn,. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
BARNARD BEDLAM
ENLVENS DANCING
E
Chicken Ball At Poul-
try Show Decidedly
Novel Feature

An angry beliaw of ]stridput
rooster protests. ussuaErd urlN by
sump uf the best dane music OF The
season. were the features of the
chicken hnll' given go the urmurN
lIst night Soelrs orchestra. full of
snap punch. and harmony furnished
% dance program nat compelled "a
hearty response from the many Jolly
terpsichoreunS who danced from . TO
a. The spirit Of thc affair was de-
CidodiN novel with H 'shtmmN' uud-
Ing one boo front Of @ pen of Tine Bel
gian hurss. and o. "uckir-too' BRING
ing YOU face to face wuh % oiuykiug
Old hen,
At s % clock a cock fight was pulled
OF. hut true tu their heritage. thr
helligercuts did not give mn ln fhp say-
oud round hike Jess willard, but
fought 10 % draw. This ou-tcrtutnmeut
was within the bounds of proprioty
since the pugilsts were equipped With
padded gloves aud experienced uo iu-
iuries except rilcd diapusltiuUa
About 10 O'Clock the crowd drew
Tor tho attendance prize. 90 large
lihod, island red rooster. captain
HIrft Bu'au cot tho tank CORPS, NIt
100 chars, OF th, drawing. uud -urr,u.
iyrrd the prize tu " NJ Well. imam
urvr 81 the local branch uI tho Oh
I'iso Hid, and Leather COMPANY. 10.
night, % similar contest will hr held
iur 600 in attendance De- BOO IudIf..
iuc rIrss'rs wIIl urd uHI how we'll
thrN ,1u upurHi-" u'ulfr" weight
when The two ruutf.rH now uu lHUIu,
iu Ntl'uvrns Eru'rN VIII Ic rINu|
twuf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
TO GET l.l00 BOOKS
Donations Oh State To
Army And Navy Being
Returned

Approximately 100 OF the books
which were provided through the gen
crosby OF the residents OF New MeNico
for the army. navy, and marine corps
during the war are heing returned 20.
association. after having seen service
literally In all parts Of the world.
The books. umon them many
technical volumes. recently were snip
ped from New York uy the American
Library association 10 Miss Pearl
Stone, librarian Of the University Of
Now Mexico at Albuquerque, Miss
Stone VIII have charge Of circulating
the % throughout the state. They
ARE expected TO relieve temporarily the
need Tor wider public library service,
which. since the war, has become
acute. especially in New Mexico.
Statistics recently compiled hy the
United States commissioner OF educa-
lion show that thor" are public D.
brnries for only rs per cent of the
population Of tho state.
In view Of this need. the American
Library association expects 10 receive
substantial support from the residents
OF New McNiCo in its undertaking Of %
nation wide cnort 10 extend public
library facilities. The association ~
gathering u fund OF two million dol
lars With which To carry oui this atm.
us we'll as man other feature oil t
program which viii make the public
library % vital force lu building mp an
Intelligent. productive citizenship
throughout the entire United states
In tho work OF collecting funds. Miss
Elizabeth " West. secretary of the
Texas Library Commission. al Austin,
Is serving as regional director Tor New
Mexico. Texas. oklahoma and ARIZONA
An institute OF the regional dirCr-
tors from the entire country nov is
being held in Sew Work for the pur-
pose Of ptrfrctiuE plans Tor collecting
The two million dollar fund. and push.
inE the much needle work with all
possible Niror
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
H o BE PRESIDENT

rrHE EVENING HERALD has completed a series Of articles by
special correspondents giving its readers some idea of the
= qualifications Of the men who are prominently mentioned for
president.
Now the question arises, whom do you favor for PRESIDENT
New Mexico vii soon be selecting its delegates TO the national
conventions of the republican aud democratic parties No one
yet knows whether the delegations will be instructed, and if So
for whom.
The Evening Herald would like to take a poll of its readers
to determine who is the favorte in the field. Fill in the blank
below and mail il in. The results Of the poll vii be tabulated and
published. All are urged 10 send Ia The blanks to make It a true
indication of which way the straw is turning.
Whether the League Of Nations is am issue in the forthcoming
campaign or not il is now a vital issue before the people. Are
YOU for or against if Space is also Indicated for a vote on this
proposition.
MY FIRST CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT IS;
49, 'hePuph""h
MY SECOND CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT Is:
...........'' ""N
II / Am For The League OF Nations.
II I Am For The League OF Nations With Reservations
Il lam Against The League OF Nations.
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I1
COLLEGE ITEMS

Enrolment foI tho present year has
reached 2t-. Enrolment ON CO., SAINT,
date last year was las
Miss MARY rruoaroli. who has boon
with thc New MoNICu Public Health
Bureau. is now employed lN the STATE
National Bank ur Albuquerque.
Misa Fay blggs has completed %
business curse 90 has accepted q
position as assistant city Cl,rl and
tltl Treasurer OF Gsllup. Sew MoNI,n.
Mr.. !. T.. GoudVll returned from
Gallup Monday. where he spent tNo
days. tie saw mann former a. a. a.,
students Who are nov employed Iu The
banks and mercantile establishments
Of that place.
The Advertising and salosmauship
class 10 now studying Character Anal,
siH and % it-uuc OF tur most Inter
catinp features OF There work tbuu tar
ON March T.. thp' VIII begin their
work Joe SnlDs l'tt'r-NrIflUE
The Sycr'tHriu' class Wit complete
their special guurs, H SeCIrU4.al
duties this week Ald Witt sfur. then
bfl,e "MunHEvmrUt course nest week.
Miss Bertha SDhutt H employed
temporarily iu the Office of Ntt0rut,
o. a. Barnes
IN. pcac, and Pace clHss boz Hirh,.
Accountants and business Admins.
trutiuu hus completed Semester \ HUu
Will take itptr review nest MyyN .ur
uu March will begin their wurL or
Semester o. The work Is NorN inter.
estiuE and splendid results ur, boiUH
obtained under tha direction uf Nr
J. ". kirkland
Mr. j. T.. ktheIu, q Iurmor 4. o. g.
student. nov Secretary ui ihD AWcrl-
can Legation go Nuut.tIdyu. ruIuaE
hus written Tine school that no is vu-
IeNiuE Tine weather lon lUu.
quay. aud asks tu Doe remembered to
his friends among The g. g. e. sta.
dents.
Mr. j. VI Kimhll OF Ncw Yorl
CIty. ftmuur guuII expert on .feuu.
graphic notes uui NpoWrtttug idvu.
utN, editor OF "kImblU Magazine.
prominent author of Various huuk'
and numerous ARTICLES ON husinots ed.
uDttiuu, and who has conducted 'N,r'
international 1NIvWIItuE Contest tut
prepared tlv 0opN tur Hfme, hns WIZ
ten Mr. Gooinil tnat De VIII JAY min
a Nfsit ON his return from thv Short.
hand Reporter. COM tuUuu lu Sui
Francisco ben March Ar ktmpun D.
an excellent tuIkDr uuJ ls perhaps tn'
most widely known lLUrp boo commcr
ciul school circles to-day lie viii spru.
several days boo Albuquerque an
former fIDuds of IIs who d'sIfD O.,
meet him personally may urTauE t'
do 80 through the school \ public
reception win probably Doe held b. MI
KImbullS time permits. An announce
mput viii be- made of the esuvi dut'
ot his arrival. al o. later uHt" Ms
Eumhull Will accompany Mr. kIWtHl
ON his western TN.
baseball practice ius begun 10
earnest. D0uru " g. BururN Huv
number ot candidate OUT n" the team
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
riri Con1rrnnnnnI Chnrch.

Corner cod and South broadway
Harold :. Davidson. uh o.. pastor.
Residence G2G south walter phone
1ItIM.
SUNDAY school It g.4,.
Morning sprvirc ut a. o'clock. sub
Irct uf srruiou Jesus Teaching About
Money. An Old Hory lu a modern
Gnrh. Special musirtl features. Pro
Iude. prayer tsulycIs offrftory.
Evening star Wagner. also Fen
Va Sol 40 Israel tnudlcy Buckl.
sung by Mrs b.. a.. Lack'y. Junior
Endcnyor nt Z o'clock Lender Ellen
SeVerns.
EveniuR service conducted hy g. u.
snctsty at &c.. subject. christian
Principles ln Industry rn' pastor
Epcakr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
Republicans To Meet
Next Saturday To Pick
State Convention Date

SANTA re. Feb. 2i.-A meet
Ing Of the repuDIicnn tat central
committee Will be- held in Hnn.a ne
nest Saturday. 70 decide upon the
date Of holding the state delegate
convention. which will elos FIX dele
gates TO the national convention la
be held In Chicago In Juns.
George u. craig. 81 A~lbunuer1uc.
state chairman. announces thar afier
q conference with party leaders. IL
had been decided to ISSUE the cail to-
day.
The convention will DE either in
Albuquerque or Santa ~ ana viii DE
about a month tefure tile national
convention. u H. believed.
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EnrCATIoNM.

You say TINS ~ an educational
nimY'
Yes" replied the movie magnnte.
binndly
Blu, u features a vampire"
"Egactly. We're trying to make
the world safe for married meu"-
Los Angeles Times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
NOTICES


Ministerial Alliance meeting Ht the
T NJ C. \. Monday go lN. jU e. ma.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18


West Indies. Mexican Petroleum sCruct
BILE Steel and Studebaher represented
the weaker issues. Renewed selling
followed an advance in call loans from
: to per cent and rumors that the
administration was considering issu-
.ance of another statement on the Pol
ish situation. sales 435.0O0 shares.
The market for foreign exchange
was comparatively inactive, but most
of the leading remittances, sterling
excepted. moved against their home
ctnters, including the rates to Scandi-
navian points,
Heavy selling of Liberty fourth
1-4s cansed n substantial reaction
and a . point. decline in Dominion OF
Canada SIS of 1881. featured the more
active and irregular bond market,
Total sales (par value) s9,975.00O.
Old United States bonds were un-
changed on call.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Export buy
irg was the chief factor today in ele
vating grain prices. Small receipts
and renewed foreign buying demand
also helped. Wheat showed mel
gain of / "a cents to 2 IA cents
with December $2.3S IA to $2.3S IL
and March $2.40 Ia; corn was up
5-s cents while oats were unchanged
to ga cents higher. Provisions ruled
quiet.
A good export business was done In
wheat after the close yesterday, the
sales being estimated at 100000 BUSH
els. This with a continued demand
at the gulf caused n fair advance In
futures The market as a whole de-
veloped considerable strength and Of
ferings were moderate with cash
houses buying December freely.
Persistent selling of September oats
in the way of hedging and pressure
from a strong commission house put
that delivery to a discount under De-
Gem ber for the first time.
Provisions were lower early ON the
disappointing showing made in local
stocks ut the loss was regained later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
A WOMAN pocron

says, "Eugenics Is a necessary .fac-
tor In. the future Of the race. (. The
average American girl is unfit sS for
r rotherhood." This may be true,sbnt
il weak and aiiing girls passing ffom
girlhood to womanhood would only
rely, as thousands do. upon Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound--that
simple remedy made from rootsfand
herbs--to restore the system to
normal healthy condition. 1t would
cause many ills from which they, SUI
fer to disappear. so that motherhood
might become the JOY of'theirf lives.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendeton Prices and Associated Press Report

The following prices are tho prices
being paid to producers by PendIeton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
cially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 55 cents (Retail price is So
cents.)
Hens, 30 cents
Spring fryers, 80 cents a pound.
Country Ham. Etc.
Ham, best quality, 2Sc.
Bacon, best quality, 4Oc.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Ranch butter, s1.1O a roll. fRetail
price is also S1.10.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
Continued Weakness shown
In Coffee Futures Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The mar
ket for coffee futures showed continu-
ed weakness today with prices making
new low ground for the movement.
After opening at a. decline of 2 to 8
points there were rallies on covering
and it seemed that the decline official
lY reported in the Rio Market had
been pretty we'll discounted. Decem-
ber sold up from s.s5 to 800 or about
points net higher but prices weak
ened again during the afternoon owing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18

continues weak The trade has dis
continued quoting east of the noun
tains and valley stock, and the best
is now known as prime lambs, which
range at $500 a 500. This is fully 81
| cents lowers all around. General
sheep and lamb range:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
Canning Tomatoes
Sell for IS Cents.

Canning tomatoes are retailing in
local markets for 55 cents a box
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18

gto the unsettled ruling of other mar
kets, private reports of further de-
cline at Rio and special cables for
Santos showing a decline there of fifty
to 200 reis, September sold off TO
EOS and December to S.6S with the
market closing at a net decline OF 13
to 26 points. September sos; October
Is.2S; December S.69; January S.SS;
March 9,13; May 9.26; July $50. y
Spot coffee dull: Rio rs 9G9 IA;
Santos AS 15M15 S-4.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
Stock Market Reacts
Sharply After Good start

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-The same
factors and considerations which have
favored the short account in the stock
market for a fortnight were operative
today. prices reacting sharply after
an early display of moderate strength.
Despite an increasing belief that the
market has been almost Thoroughly
liquidated. bears experienced little
difficulty in effecting additional i'm
pairment OF quoted values, especially
in speculative groups.
Extreme losses OF 2 to points
marked the steady offerings of ship
pings motors, steels. equipments and
related specialties. Atlantic, Gulf and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
Puget Sound Market
Finds Cattle 'Sfpady

SEATTLE. Wash, Aug. 1s.-Hog
receipts IS, firm. Prime 17.75 a 1925;
medium to choice 1915 q 1875; rough
heavies 1875 a 1925; pigs 1S.50@
1900.
Cattle, receipts SO. steady Prime
10000 1850; medium to choice $50
a. $50; common to good $500 1850;
best cows and heifers SIS a 7.25 med
inm to choice 5.25 a 6.25; common to
good 4:25 a 5.25; bulls 5.00@6.o0;
calves 7.00m14.0O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
Coarse Grain and Feed
Quotations for Seattle

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. lS.--City
delivery: Feed-scratch feed $ST;
feed wheat 500: all grain chop $77:
oats $75; sprouting oats s7S rolled
oats $79; whole corn sS1; cracked
corn $50: rolled barley $40; clipped
Farley SIS.
Hay alfalfa s32; double compress
ed alfalfa s36: do. timothy s42; east
ern Washington mixed $50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-18
Steers steady to Weak
Sheep Active and Steady

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. fS.--Cat-
tie receipts $4,000; beef steers steady
TO weak; top 1856; other sales 1000
a 1915; bulls stronga other classes
mostly steady; Texas cows 800; choice
natives 1850; bulk vealers 12.O0@
800; top 1850
Sheep. $500; active and steady; no
choice western lambs offered; top ma
tives 1900; feeding lambs Ills.