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yGUsT Is, 1920.
FOR SALE-HOUSES. I
Continued.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,


Price, S16.500-CLEEEIAND PARK 'One Of
the most complete and up-to-date homes
in this section not far from the Ca
thedral, and contains ten rooms and three
baths unusually large porches and all of
the 1atest improvements including rapor
heat, electric lights and hardwood floors.
Terms can be arranged to please you.
Price, 81, 130-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. One of
the biggest values have offered in a
long time. 4 coZy home in n good loca-
ton, containing six rooms and bath, hot
water heat and electric lights 1t is
now vacant and in excellent condition.
Price, S13, 5no-NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE.
In this exclusive ncigtborhood are
Offering a rare opportunity in a desirable
home having ten rooms, two baths hot
water heat. electric lights, instantaneous
water heater and newly papered and
painted throughout. Immediate possess
sion he obtained.
Price, $11 .GOo-CHENI CHASE MD A good
suburban home in this attractive sec
ton. 1t is detached, a lot GOx1S0 fit ,
with shrubbery and shade trees and a
fwo-car garage. The house contains nine
rooms and bath, hot-watcr heat. electric
lights. and has just been put in excel
lent condition. Easy terms. can be ar
ranged.
HEDGES & NH
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Groom colonial brick; h.-w.h. electricity
Ami; 1850; terms. OWNER, Col. 1866 w
lSs
$500 DOWN
AND REASONABLE MONTHLY TERMS TIC
SUIT WILL BUY YOU A HOME OF YOUR
OWN IN NV. SECTION. ADDRESS BON
GOb-S. STAR OFFICE. 16s
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
3O6 Penn. ave. Sc.
Line. 346.
Terms can be arranged for the following
properties:
9TH st. near G Sc. 10 rooms and bath
frame.
$500. $500 cash. $40 per month.
You st. near LIST. 2-story fiat. rooms each
excellent condition: latTobe heat. Possession.
One renting for $50 per month.
$780,
st. ne. near 18th Groom brick: bath
lafrobe heat; excellent condition
S4.75O
9th St. Congress Heights rooms and
bath: detached frame; h.-w.h., electricity.
cellar; garage; possession.
A st. Sc. near 14th Groom brick: coIoni,,
porch; hardwood finish; electricity, h.-w.h
cellar, stationary tubs, sleeping porch, tile
ba tn; possession. "
$1,000
u ST. near 18th Sc. Groom brick: colon;s,
porch cement cellar. furnace heat; room for
HARRY f. GLAbMAN,
3o6 Penna. ave. Sc
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PETWoRTH-SIN ROOMS. BATH. SLEEP
ing porch: h.w.h.: cleo. It's; garage; we'll
built house; $3.50 net, 81. 900 cash; balance,
terms. Address Box &c !. Star Office. l3'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

Price, ss.35o-MT PLEASANT. A very com
Portable home overlooking Rock Creek
Park. and one that will appeal to those
seeking quietness within the city limits
1t contains six and bath, front
and rear porches, hardwood floors and
plenty of room in the rear for garage.
Price. s1s.OOO-vIRGINIA HOME. Just a
short drive out and n wonderful place.
The house is beautiful, having 9 rooms
and bath. with all the latest improve
ments and there are 3h acres Of ground
highly improved. This is surrounded
entirely by expensive homes, and should
be seen to be appreciated.
Price, 50, 0O0-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
downtown property well suited for room
renting or large family. This is a
three-story brick dwelling having twelve
rooms and bath. and is offered at this
low figure to close estate.
Price, s11. 500-NEAR 18th AND F SITS. A
vacant property of ten rooms and tive
baths. all in beautiful condition. and
having electric lights. In this section
where values rapidly increasing il
is difficult to obtain house of this char,
acter at the price quoted above. Excel
lent from home investment stand
point.
)DT FTON INC
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William 5. P PHILLIPS
1909 New York Ave.
Main o.
We have large list OF desirable homes at reasonable prices
and reasonable in all sections city Those listed be-
low only ew All available immediate OCCUPANCY
PETWORTH- WOODRJDGF-
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fE NON Ii
Near Grant Circle-Six rooms and bath
h.wh and electric lights: gas logs
hardwood floors; sleeping porch. Price,
$500.
|BRIGHTWOOD-
Six rooms and file bath: h.w.h and
electricity; colonial front porch on deep
lot. Price. $3.50.
18th ST. HEIGHTS
Nine-room and bath detached pebble
dashed residence; hw.h. and electric
lights: open tireplaces; hardwood floors ;
concrete basement beamed ceiling in
dining room: extra layatory: instantane-
heater; in excellent condition. Price,
S14,50G.
iCOLUMB1A HEIGHTS
Near 18th st. ear line-Six rooms and
bath; h.w-h. Price, $4,000.
NORTHEAST
On F st.-SiX and bath h. VIII. !:
electric lights; semi-detached stationary
| laundry tubs; deep lot to paved al
| ley: metal garage for two cars Vacant.
ISAUL'S ADDITION
! Seven rooms and bath; h.w.h. and cleo
tric lights ample room for garage.
! Price, ST., 900.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
! On California st-Ten rooms and two
! baths: hardwood trim: h.w.ll. and cleo
/ trio lights. Price, $4,000.
iBLOOMINGDALE-
/ Just off North Capitol. within walking
i distance OF st. Martins Church and new
school: six rooms and bath large recep-
zion hall : lot 40 fl. deep: ample
room for garage. Price, $4,000.
IPETWORTH-
| Near Sherman Circle-Detached : six
rooms and bath: large attic: h.wh. and
electric light beautiful lawn and hedges
| on II acre of ground: brick garage.
Price, $3.50.
WILL A M
| LOO, H..
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SPLENDID HOMES

SPLENDID HOMES
FOR COLORED PEOPLE.
Here is a new group of houses
just being completed that COM
bine excellent location with SUI
perior construction - at very
moderate price. s.
7I1-73I IRVING ST. NV,
Between Sherman and Georgia Ayes
You will find they meet every
idea YOU have formed Of the sort
OF Home you'd like to own
planned on the most convenient
design; built with care Tor
every detail. Six rooms and tiled
bath, hot-water heat; gas
range; electric lighting; sleep
ing and two other porches. Deep
lot.
Inspect the Sample Homes
Open every day and evening
B. 3. PINN,
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w ooDN1
Sly rooms and bath; h.w.h. and cleo
garden: chicken house. Price, $3.50
10Th ST. HIGHLANDS
Near Walter Reed Hosptal-Ten rooms
and two baths; h.w.h. and electric
lni S tile garage an for two cars on deep
and bath apt. Price. $4,000.
SAUL'S ADDITION
Detached. nine rooms and bath ami
n.wh and electric lights; hardwood
floors throughout: on lot 14s #. deep
front, side and two porches; large
fruit trees and garden. Price, $1,000
TAkOMA PARK
Five-room and bath bungalow with ga.
rage: cement porch sleeping porch :: cleo.
fric lights; in excellent condition. Price,
N. COLUMBIA HGTS.-
Near Kansas ave.-Corner hluse; semi.
detached six rooms mad bath h.w.h.
and electric lights; hardwood floors and
trim: double back PORCH cement front
porch: large side and front yards. Price
$1,000.
Mt. PLEASANT
h hnSt off f 1ath St car lins.ss rooms and
ON deep lot. Price. S9.2:o.
BLOOMlNGDALE-
ON lst st.-Nine rooms and bath: decI
Tot rate to P Pnrsd a lS ample room for ga
NEAR TAkOMA PARK
Rrand-new bungalows: six rooms ant
bath; h.w.h. and electric lights; ga.
for cooking: instantaneous heater; laun
dry tubs in basement also layatory
concrete front porch and large real
porch: hardwood floors and trim: OF
large lot with ample space for garden
Price. $3.50: easy terms.
NE. ON | ST
Six rooms and bath h.w.h. and electri,
lights ample for garage. Price
$500.
). P II 1LLIP S,
York Ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

PHELPS,
14o6 H St. NV.
COLUMBIA ROAD,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
SI2. 800.
A modern thrce-story house having nine
rooms two tile baths. hot-water heat and eiec'
tric light; also oak floors and sleeping pofeh
has deep lot to paved alley: house in fine con-
dition and will sell on easy terms.
CLEVELAND PIX. SECTION.
$4,000.
A two-story house containing six rooms ana
bath: builtin refrigerator and bullt-in nreprooee
and heated garage: can be sold on .er' is y" Of
81 600 cash and $50 per month; house Is VI
brick construction; has front and rear po'ches'
Immediate possession Will be given
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
SIo,75o.
Convenient to both car lines; tW ,, snnr
eight-room house with four rooms on each foor
also hotwater heat. electric lights parlue'
floors throughout There is room for garage.
" hole property in first class condition lmhe-
diate possession will he given.
PETWORTH.
Near Car Line.
$3.50.
A seHli-detached brick house with eleht
and tile bath: colonial front pune -
good lot to paved alley; Will sell on easy 'efus
Immediate possession.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Near. Ist and u NV.
$1,000.
This is an eightroom house. which IS hard
to obtain these days at the above price; Sood
lot TO a paved alley; house in perfect cohui-
ton.
PHELPS,
OF HOMES,
1906 H St. NV.
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& BRAWNER
INC

lNC.
81 5Oo-Coruer house -Bloomingdale (near
First and u SITS. n.w.) Elght rooms
and bath; in excellent condition. Good
size ward with room for garage. A
real bargain sifd real home. I'M
mediate possession
81 7sn-NorthWest downtown section; neighbor-
mood constantly increasing in value.
sever. room and two bath house, semi
detached all rooms bright. Porch.
Unusually large yard, with trees and
room for garden. In excellent condi-
ton Immediate possession.
SS 75O-In northeast near Capitol and Office
buildings. Excellent opportunity for
rooming house. Ten rooms and two
baths Hot water heat. In the best
condition, Just having been entirely
redecorated Large yard. Terms can
he arranged. Immediate possession.
"a 5OO-Near 18th and Pennsylvania Sc.
SPLENDID location for navy yard EN-
Move comfortable rooms and mod,
ern bath Well built house; in good
condition Front porch Large yard
with room for garage. Only $500
cash required, balance as rent
81 OoO-Near 18TH and Penna. Sc. On
wide avenus, near car lines, cozy
four-room house; lawn in front; good
size yard. $500 cash, balance easy
monthly payments.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
INC,
1r,th ytrnn
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Phone Main 1923.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Groom colonial brick; h.-w.h.; electricity
Ami; $3.50; terms. OWNER, Col. 1866 wv
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N. L. SALISBURY CO., Inc,
vi Thirteenth St. NV,
Phones Main 5oO5-4

Price, So,25o.
ONE OF THE BEST HONE yAIITEs IN
PETWORTH.
charming bungalow of 6 rooms and ba til ::
and trim throughout; large lot; in perfect
condition.
Price, $3.50.
LOCATED IN THE FINEST SECTION or,
PETWORTU
Convenient to car line; rooms and . baths =:
water heater; oak floors: double glass-nclosed
rear porch ample room for garage Terms.
Price, $4,000.
NEAR FOURTEENTH AND SHEPHERD
STREETS
A handsome two-story brick S rooms and .
baths !; hot-water heat; electric light: double
sleeping porch; large lot to alley in Al condi-
tion
Price, $4,000.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT HOITsE
Attractive in appearance and modern in every
detail; I; rooms and : baths; hot. water heat
inspected by appointment.
Price, $II,5oo.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
A delightfully."- located bungalow, eauipped
in every detail to make an ideal home y: s rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; electric light one.
fully appreciated
Price, $I3,5oo.
A DISTINCTIVE CORNER RESIDENCE.
in the most desirable residential section of the
city; II rooms, baths hot-water heat: cleo
trio Aight; in excellent condition. An offering
which merits Investigation.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., Inc,
Everything in Real Estate"
72l Thirteenth St. NV.
Phones Main 5o05-4.
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1884 H Street NV.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
Is ROOMS. , BATHS. GEAR GARAGE.
Strictly modern: perfect condition: fine To-
cation for law offices ruoming; of the
most attractive offers the market: 1G
rooms. ) baths: hot water heat electric lights:
garage wide alley, holds SIX cars. This
property will pay $500 per month and give the
the very best of attractive home.
SiG5a0. Any reasonable terms considered.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and u SITS.
Main 432.
EVENINGS North 1OoHJ
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R & GO S,
Main 4752.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Ten rooms and bath home with all modern
improvements; electricity: hot-wnter heat
hardwood floors and trim: large front porch
garage. Call us for appointment to inspect
Price. Sl3,Hlo.
McKEEvER & GoSs.
1Io5 Eye street. Main 4'o-.
CHEVY CHASE.
beautiful detached home in this desirable
section: seven rooms and bath electric lights;
hoi-water heat; space for garage on large 10,
price. $1,000; s.. 900 cash, with easy TERMS
will buy this dandy home
14o5 Eye Street. Main 1852
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Six-room and bath brick house: electric
lights; hot-water heat; hardwood floors and
trim; front and double rear porches sleeping
porch; screens and awnings throughout large
attic: immediate possession; pri6 just reduced
to $1O5eO.
McKEEvER & Goss.
1905 Eye street Main 4752.
$S,25o-NORTHWEST
Seven-room and bath home in desirable sec
ton; modern throughout; front and double
rear porches sleeping porch: hot-water heat:
screens Throughout; large lot with room for
garage, immediate possession.
McKEENER & GOSS,
1905 Eye street. Main 4752.
& GO S S,
Main 4752.
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VACANT.
On North Capitol St. overlooking the reser-
voir six rooms and bath. hot-water heat. cleo
trio lights, concrete cellar under entire house;
alley in rear; room for garage.
Price, $1,000; reasonable terms
Il. +. SAUL CO.,
Franklin 1893 934 N Y ave NV
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FOR sALE-NEw S-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
IL sn from, 18th st, car line. in Saus Addi-
ton section; never occupied; owner, who pur-
chased from builder, will make low net price
TO purchaser, who can save commission Ior
selling. ,, ,.,,
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IMMEUIAIE PUSSESSIUN.
One block from Sheridan Circle; an excep-
tionally fine home of 10 rooms. tile bath. cleo
trio light. beautiful hardwood floors, open
hreplaces. large closets, etc; perfect condi-
ton throughout For quick sale, 1880;
terms, A. r. CAMPREIJ. 111O n n W
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

o ROOMS. BATHS; H.-W.H.; Ef.EC.
sleeping porch: for Groom house in good nv
section. Address Box i3.T, Star Office.
6 ROOM AND BATH HOME; WITH +. II
and gas; in Park Niew: for suburban propert
not too far out. Address Box 40-T. Star office
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED TO LEASE. WITH PRIVILEGE
Of luIyinc substantial modern siN-ro"m dwell
ing in nearby Nd. or Va. suburbs 'Irohteers
don't answer
L Z McCANN aG1 Eve ST. s.w.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

OWNER VERY ANXIOUS To DISPOSE OF
SHADY building lot in excellent NV. section.
Address Box 97-T. Star office.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT IN DESIRABLE
NV. section; for quick sale; VERY CHEAP.
Col. COIL. 15s
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IN CHEVY CHASE-AN ARTISTIC SUB
urban bungalow. with large lawn, 130x13o 1T. :;
beautiful shrubbery: fruit trees; garden; ga
rage This bungalow has large living room
with open fireplace, dining room, kitchen, pan
try three bedrooms, bat and screened sleeping
march servants room. hot-water heat, gas and
electricity, An attractive home ut reason
able price.
ROBERT T.. HEATER,
1,o ro,or.1o b1dg NJ 1854
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
BLOODY REVOLT
Continued from page -


The once favorable district of NAL
low is dotted with charred ruins-me-
mentoes of prompt reprisals of police
for raids on their barracks there, in
which one officer was killed. Two
more deaths are reported today from
Belfast.
Repi.isals Come Speedily.
The raid on police barracks in NAL
low is regarded as one of the most
successful Sim Fein coups. Waiting
until the barracks were lightly held,
about noon 100 or more Irish repubi-
cans descended upon the place. One
policeman was killed and the few re-
naming forced to stand by while Sim
Feiners carried away big stores of mu-
nitions and supplies. No attempt was
made to hunt down the raiders during
the afternoon, but in the evening fires
broke out simultaneously in mills, the
town hall. or creamery and in several
houses. The fire brigade made no ef-
fort to fight the fires.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
SAILORS, BOUND FOR
DEPORTATION. ESCAPE

SEATTLE. Sept. 29.-(A. P0-
Five Japanese sailors. members of the
crew of the Eastern Sword. who were
delivered to the shipping hoard last
Sunday and were being taken to the
Hawaii Maru for deportation yester-
day, broke from their two guards and
escaped. it was reported to the police.
Eleven others of the Eastern Swords
crew escaped from a local hotel sun
day by sliding down ropes from the
fourth floor, The Hawaii Maru sailed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
lard


1 CHICAGO, Sept. Wheat-,-The
| volume of trade was somewhat small
| er with the bulk of futures changing
hands at slightly higher prices than
yesterday. The cash market was
higher with futures but without inn
portant change IN premiums. Export
demand reported as quiet except for
a small amount sold at the Gulf. The
readjustment idea seems to have been
| discarded for the time being at least
and more attention Is now being given
to the actual conditions surrounding
the wheat situation itself. There is
absolutely nothing in the outlook sug-
gestive OF burdensome supplies, a sub
stantial part of the United States sur
plus has already been moved out of
the country and there are large sales
yet to be filled which will likely
prove a drain on the wheat moving
from first hands for some time to
come. Several leading milling points
of the country even now are finding it
necessary to buy wheat in Canada.
Corn--At the outset little attention
was paid TO the sudden drop in tenn
peratures over the belt but as the day
wore on shorts became uneasy fearing
that realization of the frost predict
ion for tonight would bring in buying
orders and start an advance. The
leading holders of September corn ap-
peared to have selling orders lodged
from s1.2S to $1.29 but shorts were
active buyers which prevented a de-
cline in that month. Advices from
the country as to the possible dam
age by frost were conflicting, some
claiming the bulk of the crop out of
danger while others said that heavy
frost would mean great amount of
soft corn. In the past soft corn has
always been bearish argument and
there is no reason why it should be
otherwise this year but at the same
time the sentimental influence of the
first frost is more than likely to be
the reverse.
Oats-Trade was light and largely
in the way of changing between De-
cember and May Receipts were esti-
mated at so cars and cash prices were
slightly higher with the futures. The
basis was unchanged at about one
cent under December for No. white
and cents to 2 1-2 cents under No.
white. Although there is nothing in
the news to warrant aggressiveness
On the buying side of this commodity,
we expect further bulge to occur in
with corn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
(From overbeck & Cooke Cos

(From Overbeck G. Cooke Coz
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Heavy buy
ling in the railroad department and
some of the so-called public utilities
was the outstanding feature in today s
stock market. During the last few
years the above mentioned groups of
stocks were severely depressed owing
to the sharp impairment of earning
power growing out of the large in
crease in operating costs. The idea
with respect to such Stocks is that
their quoted values is gradually
changing owing to the fact that COM
modities consumed in large part by
corporations engaged in transportation
have declined to goodly extent of
late and net earnings statements of
such concerns should begin to make
very favorable comparison with a
while ago, especially so should such
displays be conspicuous in the steam
railroad sections. Much irregularity
was observable in the so-caIled indus
trial portion of the list, but signs were
not lacking of liquidation having
about run its course, even though
Then too, a large short
interest has no doubt been fostered of
late and it is good opinion that the
technical position of the major por-
ton of the Industrial issues is quite
strong. A slight increase in the
money rate was recorded today. this
being due to government Withdrawals
in the very near future. 1t is clear
that the public speculative and in
vestment buying is becoming more
in the railroad stocks.
Declining commodity prices. 1t is now
mean much to the transpor- |
-ation lines and mqre particularly so |
when the recent liberal freight. and |
passenger rate increase is taken into
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid-Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for Csc, or
S1.00 for large size. get a bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and cl1afing. 1t pene-
trates. cleanses and soothes. Zemo is
clean, dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effec-
tive and satisfying. 4
The E. w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
sEATTLE NAVIGATOR DRowNED

SEATTLE. Sept. ga. P.)--Cap-
tain ]. r. Kelley of the Str. Wakena,
one of the best known Seattle navi-
gators between this and British Coium-
bia ports, was drowned in the river at
Powell River, B. c. yesterday, accord
ing to advices received here today.
The body has not been recovered, Cap
tain Kelley was a native of San Juan
county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

motor trip of more than 500
miles out OF Bend was necessary for
10. w. James OF the state police. to
catch cattle thief named Roberts in
central Dragon recently The man
was found on top of Black mountain
with band of sheep after long
chase. Mr.. James is g>ending several
days in Pendleton white Neil Hart tes-
titles In the Taylor murder trial. AS
soon as Hart is through as a witness
he Will be returned to his death cell
at Salem by Mr.. James.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

ming to make the trip to the Idaho
show, starting tonight on No. is, but
whether the press OF their business
Will let them get away neither could
say definitely this afternoon. A large
delegation was here from Boise last
week and the local men are desirous of
repaying the compliment insofar as
possible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29
DECEMBER WHEAT Up
TO STA II TODAY

December wheat rose to $2,24h to-
day after opening at s2.22k, while
March wheat rose to $3.50 after open
ing at $2.16. From Overlook & Cooke
Co.. local brokers, are the following
quotations:
Open High Low Close
Dec. 2.22h 2.26 2.221s 2.241s
March 2.16 2.2O PIG 2.20 A
Sept. 1.27 1.2s 1926 1.2s A
Dec. 80 .97M .95A .97A
May .9sh 1.O0as .9SA 1.00A
Oats
Sept. .5sM 55 .5sz .55
Dec. .5s .5sA .57% .5s1s
May .9Sis .62A 62 .s2ss
Rye
Sept. EOS 2.os 2.o5 zoe
Dec 1.6g III 1853 1.70
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

County superintendent of Schools
w. w. Green wentto Pilot Rock today
TO pay visit to the city school there.
He has already visited all the rural
districts in that vicinity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-29

The ven is rapidly becoming a
matter of course with American
women. There are some new
thread-run wells that are attrac-
tive. They have an octagonal
mesh with simple floral designs
Done with single threads. and a.
fringed border. :.
The large square wells, some of
them as large az shawis, are be-
ing shown. They have beautiful
scroll designs and either heavy
band borders or deep fringe and
are to be worn flowing loose or
drawn about the neck and tied.
scarf-fashion.