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The diamond drill., 1921-08-13

The members or the Mihcigan
for continued retrenchment before a
definite re adjustment OF Industrial
and financial conditions can be re-
allied and TO the general public this
consumffation cannot be looked for
for some months toe ONE. Meanwhile
economy and thrift are necessary 10
restore normal conditions.
Michigan's motor vehicle fact
ories have felt the shock OF depress-
ion, but statistics show increasing
forces OF working men and reduced
prices are stimulating distribution
Michigan Investor
The diamond drill., 1921-08-13
Read The Ad

Miss Lodevine Fauri Is spending the
week end in Iron Mountain. the guest
OF Miss Theresa Foster.
The diamond drill., 1921-08-13
n Thoroughbred
Four, Completing
the Famed Buick
Linz

The Buick Vdirr-
iDHeod Engine
Il PoRer PLANT
That Has Proved
Itseit
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Make Dollars 20 Farthur-
Not Faster

is the chosen mission of this store.
You get here a guarantee Of satisfact-
ion; it covers value price style wear
and fit We sell merchandise but we
give service.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
AUCTIONEER QUICKLY.
SELLS IL PARCELS.

BRYAN r.. Kennedy disposed OF twelve
city properties yesterday at auction IA
the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom.
One Of the parcels included in the list
1T Prince street, was sold at private
sale prior to the auction. The results
or the sale follow: Nos. $40 to 3A Man
haitian avenue, three five story apart
ment houses, 15x95, to J. w Kempner
for client for $500; 15c West End
avenue. a five story tenement, to 9. J..
Weelsoy for S22 $50: III West l29th street,
three story dwelling, 10 II. $. McCay
for s1l 000; 497 Broome street. : four
story business building, to SADIE Gross
for $40, 700: East Eighteenth street, 4
three story business building, 70 q.
Wood for s31 go: 40 East Thirty-fourth
street. five story business building,
20 Il. Leventhal for s54S00; 3 West lolst
street. a five story flat, to r. a. john
son for l,50o; II and IA East 10th
street, two five story flats. TO G. b..
Johnson Tor 81. 200; 135 West 122d street,
four story dwelling, 10 John J. McCue
for &i4.1oo; lI2 East 1:3d street. q five
story flat. to i. W. Bernstsin for S20.-
100; 5ei West 14ath street, a five story
flat, to William Matthews for Sti.50o;
81 and s7s Van Nest avenue, B-onS TO
Johanna Paraman for $le.aoo.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Eugane v. Welsh solo at Morristown
n. J.. for Enoch Hewlett, trustee, a
frame dwelling at IL Hiil street to b. J.
Walsh, and for the Van Beuren estate
TO Mrs. Mary Clark two building lots on
South street
Charles R. Reeve purchased for Mrs.
Helen c. Clark 4 bungalow and half
acre plot adjoining Baitusrol Golf Club
a, Springfield, y. r., and for Thomas II.
Lyons large home formerly owned by
A. n. Anderson at Springfield. and for
n. g. Winner building site in Wyom-
ing, sdioining Maplewood. and for
George b. Goff an acre plot on the Far
ley estate at Short Hills.
Prince & Ripley. Inc. sold for DR..
John K Murlin his residence in the
Riverview Manor section OF Hastings on
Hudson to Richard M. PennOck-
Brown & Brown sold at Harrison ono
and a half acre plot for Mrs. Becker to
T.. B. Vollrner. for MrE- Charles john
son a. house on Marion avenue to Mrs.
Ottmer of Brooklyn: for DR.. Rohrer a
house on CoalSley avenue TO William
Johnson OF Harrison; for Samuel J.
Woods house on Thatcher avenue to
Daniel Rich of Harrison; for Mrs.
Schmaling a house on Halstead avenue
to Mr.. Hartwig of Rye, End for Mr..
Molina a house on Orchard street to
MTS. 81. JOnn OF New Rocneile.
Ii. Schuyler Cammann sold for Ar
thur L. Sutliffe his house. i00xS0o on
east side Of Merrick avenue Merrici,
J.. l., TO Warren Ayres Tyrrell. The
same broker leased the Naples Tea
House, on the south side of Merrick
Road. to Thomas Devereaux, for some
time steward of the Seawanhaka Yacht
Club at Oyster Bay, who will conduct a
high class tea room.
John Crawford sold forty acres on
Totten Road, Greens Farms. Conn. to
u. =. Moore of this city.
Lewis II. May Company leased for
Wanda Boettcher the homestead on the
north side of Penn street, Long Beach,
l.. T.. to Harry Clemby for summer oc-
cupancy.
Chauncey B. Griffen Co. sold the
plot Of ground in the Woods of Larch-
mont section belonging to Hudson L.
Weber OF Saskatchewan. Canada. to
John j. Saxelby.
Albert =. Ashforth, Inc, leased TO
William II. Wooverton the estate be-
longing. TO Mrs. Fredericka Schmidt at
Elm Point, Great Neck, l.. ].
Eva Neinan purchased the Anderson
Waydell property, house and one acre,
in Rochelle Park. New Rochelle, u. ".
Lotion H. Slawson Company sold for
Elsa NJ. Ewald the three story residence
SIS Davis avenue. White Plains. y. Y.
DeBlois & Eldridge rented for the es-
tate Of John A. Pinard the cottage
at Newport, +. l.. 10 Mrs. Austen Gray
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
Borough Of Brookiyn-SaIc or Kent.

BAY RIDGE.-Two story and basement
brown stone houses. si2,0 900 each; cash
$4,000. Two . story and cellar brick houses.
sil 900 each, cash 81. 600. Also many other
bargains IN Bay Ridge OWEN McCOR-
MACK. 5ooi 9TH a.. Tel. sunset 300
BUSHWICK AN.--Tour s~ory brick factory
all light; lot 1880: building 8oxs5: floor
vacant. $4,000. ZINIS. Tel. 1919 Stasg.
RiDGEWOOD.-3 family brick. II all light
rooms, baths, $40, 500; family brick,
So. 800: Stuyvesaut, . family brick, $1o,soo
staRR 3aoa.
WONDERFUL cONEY ISLAND BUSINESS.
Unrestricted modern story daylight corner
brick building: fs, 900 square feet sell easy
terms or lease: suitable factory. garage.
amusement. ATTORNEY. Room 1925. los
Nassau ct. Beckman 2tSJ.
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Above Som st.-5m ~. TO East River.

LTNTSG ton AVENUE CORNER above
5gth st. 20Xi00. three story and basement;
stores and apartment: excellent opportunity
for druggist or any local merchant 10 OBJ
tain permanent business location. wM. A.
WHITE & SONS, 30 Cedar st. Telephone
300 John.
PARK avs story dwelling immediate
possession; sreat bargain. Murray Hili s5i4
90 Il. slST s'r.--5 story American basement
and throo baths, large eAtenaioH hardwood
floors and electric ight, immediate posses
niou. Gccn any dpv between e and 81. pr,Cs
$4,000. JOSEPH @. ABEtMsON. 80 w. 1855.
rHtant fo3i
ia9-i3i EAST 18TH sr-taSi02.s each two
story aug basement. vitA story eA-
tensions Immediate possession, ii i'll SOIL to-
gcther or separately; price Sa2,5 800 each. J0-
shPa .. ABRAMsoN. As w. 10th. Bryant
so9t.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

PRIVATE house for sale. five complete
apartments. basement should be altered
in two apartments; all occupied STEDMAN
Pine ST.
TO close partnership. Tenemente and apart
ment houses. Terms arranged. Call after
Moons only. i54 Nassau ct. Room eos.
story and basement. size iSx1O0. free ana
clear; electric lights, parquet floors; bnrre-
diate possession: estate will sacrifice at
SIC, 500 cash 81. 600 COUGHLAN & CLlSBl.
200 West I'D.
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Borough Of Queens-saIc or Hent.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, so Olive pl.. corr
ner. 91xo3, . story detached brick rssidencs.
10 rooms and 8 baths. all improvements: ask
ing price s45, 900; rent $500. unfurnished,
and S4. 500. furnished. PIsASE & ELLlMAN,
$40 Madison av. /: Murray Hill 5000.
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DID Send For
D4AO4A&A&A0 Our List Of
HOUSES
2ifkprt- -Hrnmn rxE,.pr
RRalty Gu. ron rrn xrApc
yanda4 5 Wander NiN -iS -NAANS
REAL EsTATE-oUT or CITY. REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New JerseS-Saie Rent.
WHERE CAN BUY IT AT DOUBLE THE PRICE? $4,000.
cash secures
and NJ Il
easy terms

Is blg rooms. 3 tiled baths.
fiae a;lilard room. big open
firnpiace, vide concrete We
iRrdas beautifully fintshed
throughout: parquet floors,
cals, Ola ivory and mahasony
finished trim. fine tica-cov-
cred grounds and lawn, eN-
elusive residential neighbor-
hood: convenient 10 X. =.
express station. nearly 500
feet elevation; overlooking
bea utiful lakes and near golf
ana country clubs. schools,
churches and markets: al
most an acre or grounds.
Two car garage included.
Less than one hour by train
10 ~. Y. City. Via D., l.. & w.
E4sAa1f.TN commanding q
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Above 1fth 81. 20 5o.h ~. unclusivs,.
East River 10 North River.

5STH ST. % East tAIadtsou and Park svs).
-Four story sad basement, uith four stofv
extension possession arranged. JOSEPH O..
ABEk.HSON, 4B -. 4stE. BtYaut t01I
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.
THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOUSE

READY TO OCCUPY IMMEDIATELY,
In all tho Jersey hills water rights on
chain OF pretty lakes: specially built fos year
round occupancy fine trees. high ground;
rooms, tiled bath; beautiful and refined
neighborhood: sale only; plot 100X2i0 g.. IRE
street, In Jerseys best purely residential
committing section; elegant oak shnde trees,
1ia feet In diameter. Property was brand
new one and one-half years ago. Easy COM
mutation New York city. Every convenienoe
for comfortable living. Invest little casn
and what yon now lose paying rort and own
your own home. Can be bought for X-taVi
cash, balance mortgage. Shade eni
electric fixtures all In beautifully decorated
and newly renovated. Total price SlO.@oo.
n. A.. Post office Box iiOT. City Hall sta
tion. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5sth st.-5th ~. to North River

BUILDERS, ATTENTION West Side, VI
cinity sist st.. plot ~ feet excellent loca-
tion for apartment house, II. !. CiCILFOYLE.
CO. l65 Broadway. ccrtlandt $50
DWELLING, West attn -: s2, 900 cash re-
quired: possession immediately. SHARUM.'
170 Broadway.
FOUR story and basement business build
ing, near New York Central and subway
station, 125th street. mortgage S31 900. 5iae1.
terms. SLAWSON a HOBBS. 162 w. 1ed 81.
story and basement near Drive: electric
lights. parquet floors. just redecorated: |:
vacant; price $4,000. cash required $1,000
COUGHLAN G. CLISBY. 200 West I'D 81.
2B4 w. o3D ST.. between Broadway and West
End av.: f9x10v: story American base
rnent. 3 bathrooms . story buffers pantry
and bathroom extension; ha rdwood floors and
electric light: modern in every way immedi-
ate possession. seen any day between 100
price $40, 900. JOSEPH @. ABRAMSON, ID
". 48th. Tel. BRYANT 1904.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above i4th st. to 5Sth ST. Hnciusive).
East River to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
$500 CASH

VIII buy ~ Bryn afawr Park. on outskirts
of Bronxville. a choice room house on large
plot. with fine old shade. The house is ex-
ceptionally well built, with many innovations
for easy housekeeping: has every improve
ment and Is Dutch Colonial or wide, white
shingles Tho price Is $4,000 Easy terms
ROBERT T., FARLEY ORGANIZATIONS, IL
T.. 4tth St, y. Y. q. Murray HIN .s2O
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 59th ST. Hnciusive).
East River 20 North River.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
Washington Heights, Above 1c5th st.,
West Of Sth Ay.

DWELLING. story. high stoop. 1sxi00; II
rooms, baths, steam heat: arranged for
two families: inmedite possession. JOHN
2. LEO. JR.. ST. Nicholas av. d6Jth).
The New York herald., 1921-03-24

An aaCtthScntat Ut ne E0st and
Fouad cohmnS o. 1HB NEW YORb
HERALD offers a real possibility OF
ycooUeyirg yottr loSt pYopcrtr
The New York herald., 1921-03-24

COUNTRY ESTATES
AND HOMES.
Sale or Rent.
KENNETH IVES a CO..
: East f2d ~. Murray HilI sO3s
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough OF Quecns-saie or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 18th ST.. inclusive.

SMALL DOWNTOWN STABLE,
vicinity Washington and Desbrosses ste
can be used Tor other purposes Possession
April 1 price $4,000. owner, WILLIAM p
fa0 Broadway
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New Rochelle

Colonial home. consisting OF rooms . tho
baths, ell modern improvements. sleeping
porch conveniently located: garage: plot 90
Xf25. Price $4,000. open 20 offer
REyNARD & KRAFT
80 Husuenot 81. New Rochelle
Open SUNDAYS. Phone a5f1
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.

Long IsIand--Saic or Rent
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
AT WHITE PLAINS

Remodeied farmhouse, 10 rooms baths.
steam heat, electric light. large combination
stable and garage; tennis court: vegetable
garden. frGit and shade trees; extensive
views Owner Obliged to live abroad. Price
sos 600.
Fox Realty Co.. 81 East 4ed St. ". u.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
REALTY TRANSFERS

j. Canfieltf to l. NJ. Garfield sl0O
1-2 Sw IA and NV IA Sw Ia Sec
rs and n 1-2 NV IA, Sec. SO. TIP 6
s. r. 81
H. Ford to Q. Pound. 500. IL
lots s and s, block 6, Umatilla.
E. S. Wade to II. F. Peters, $4,000
The North 81 IL feet of lot 1S, block
81, Reservation Addition, Pendleton.
b. H. Douglas to Union high school
district No. 3, $500. Lots and 10
Central View Addition, Milton.
]. r. Kilgore to F. Price $55. Lot
and N 1-2 Lot 5, Block 4, Kilgore's
Addition. Weston.
r. Townsend to n ]. Hartgraves
$500. Mete and bound tract in block
B, Railroad Addition. Freewater.
A. D. Smith to L. E. Shaw S1100
Imete and bound description in NV Ia
fsW IA, Sec. 81, TIP. 4, N. II. 2S f. w.
iM.
Z. p, Dodd to E. E. Garrett. .$fO.
s f@g' NV Ia Sc Ia Sec. 20, TIP. 4, y.
R. 2S.
"A, N. Gillis to Watts and Rogers, 81.
Lots / and 2, Block 6, Richards Ad-
dition, Athena.
2. Houser, sheriff, to w. G. Drow-
ley. $575.70. Sc IA NE IA Sec. 12,
up. A. n. r. 27.e
T, X. Beard to A. n. Packard, $780,
poo. Lot 4, Block and SO 1-2 feet
off the east end of Lot 6. block 7, orr
lginal town of Pendleton.
r RIO. Wegner to w. w. wegner,
$500. NV Ia SW IA, Sec. 13, and
n 1-2 Sc Ia and NE IA SW Ia, Sec.
II. TIP. 2, S. r. 80.
A. N. Boggs to F. Correa $3700.
Mete. and bound tract in SW IA Sec.
9, Tps3. n. r. 20 and Sc IA Sec. 22.
TIP. 2, N. d. %.
NJ. Randolph to H. 0. Koeppen,s 81.
Lot 8, block 225, Reservation Addition
II. o. Koeppen to F. w. Koeppen,
81. Lot 6, Block 225, Reservation Ad-
dition, Pendleton.
M. d. Orange and NJ. e. Conboy to
D. Il. Knots 81. Lot in block 13.
Orange and Conboys Addition, Pilot
Rock. .a>
D. E. Knots to p. Royse, 81. Lot S
block 13 of Orange and Conboys Ad-
1ition, Pilot Rock.
w. B. Knowles to r. o. Horning,
s16. Sc ia Sc IA NE IA. Sec. A, |
rp. 4, N. Il. 2S.
T. Yamawit and b. Joshua to T. !
Yamawit, 81. N IL NE IA SW IA, /!
Sec. Z. TIP. /, N. r. 80.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08

Il Id Sec ~. TIP. /. N. r. 90.
]. Richmond TO +. Mcdonald si' In
terest in s Ia SE IA, Sec. 81. TIP. l
N. r. SO; and NV Ia Sec. s and N
Ia NE IA. Sec. 6. Tp. /, n. r. 80.
K. Hurd TO ID. Mcdonald, 81. 1-6
interest in W l-2 w I-2 section rs,
and E 1-2 Sec. 20, Up. /. n. n. SO.
X. Hurd to +. Aieponaid 81. l-30
interest In s I-2 SD Ia, Sec. 81. TIP. l,
N. II. 20 and NV Ia Sec and NE
IA Sec. 8, T. r.. l. 8. II. 80,
u. Mcdonald to f. Mcdonald, 81,
1-13 interest In 1r2 SIC Ia Sec. 81,
Tp. /. y. II. 80, and NV ia Sec. 6,
and N 1-2 NE IA. Sec. 8. TIP. 1. s. II.
33. So
F. Mcdonald to d. Mcdonald 81.
1T interest in W I-2 W 1-2 Sec. 2s
and E I-2 Sec. /, TIP. /, n. n. 80.
G. j. Whitaker to J. r. Pinson,
$4,000 E1-2 lots s and 0, block g24
Reservation Addition, Pendieton.
NJ. F. Abbott to L. connerly 81.
Lands in Sec. 90. 1s and IS and 2s, TIP.
2. SIR 81 and in Secs. Z, IL. Ss, 81, 81,
and 16 TIP. 2. 8. r. 33, and interest in
fractional lots C and D and Z, Pilot
Rock.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08

league. and will fill ont the unexpired
term of his predecessor. .If
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
NYhsat and tive
~ E.4cTllcnt Condition

( SPOKANE, April s.--CA.' Pb-The
winter wheat an rye crops of WASH
ipgton have come through the, winter
N excellent condition, according TO the
'Aprii report Of C Ray OF the local
office OF the federal bureau of crop
estimates issued here yesterday. The
iSport also states fhat breeding sows
show market decrease In number this
wear and that the farm labor supply in
the state Is above normal,
Concerning the Washington state
winter wheat crop the report states
the average condition on April ! was
ip0 per cent of normal: the best con-
dltion that has obtained on April /
fbr number of years One year ago
the condition was Ts per cent normal.
assuming the average abandonment
Of acreage and average influences pre-
Vailing until harvest, the April condl-
tion forecasts a production of ahou;
2I,7S4,00O bushels. as compared with
2o.I20, 600 in 1920 and 20.42S, GOO III
1919.
The rye crop OF the state the repor;
says averaged sS per cent normal as
against SO Fer cent a year ago and
~ pcr cent the ten year average as
agdfnst So per cent year ago and "a
rer cent the ten year average condi-
ton on April 1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08

nQuaing Psudetan prices ana Aaaoated Ptssa RepOrs


stimulate transportation shares, some
of which, including grangers, were dc,
cidedly heavy.
Market prices were at lowest aver
ages in the last half hour. when free
selling resulted from an unexpected
advance in call money from s V to 6IS
per cent; due, according to reports, to
calling of loans by interior banks.
Stocks most affected comprised a
number of industrials and speeialties,
Gathers and chemicals, together with
numerous allied issues.
Sales $4,000 shares.
Exchange rates on London and Paris
eased only slightly. Liberty bonds
were firm, but most other domestic
and foreign issueS lacked definite
trend, Total sales, par value, $ll,.
S75,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
T. Yamawit to A. Alexander, 5

T. Yamawit to A. Alexander, 81
IN 1-2 NE IA SW Ia, Sec. 7, TIP. /
n. r. SS.
| A. Alexander to t. Yamawit 81. \
la ME Ia SW ia Sec. Z. TIP. !, N
II. SO.
ID. NJ. Folsom to T. +. yiBrewester
4 $3.50. Mete and bound trace in Block
6, Switzler's Addition. Pendleton.
-Ladd Estate Company to Athena
State Bank, $500. 1-2 interest in West
20 l-2 feet of Lot IL, block 4. Athena.
V. NJ. Melrose to ]. A. Cameron 81.
NE Ia Sc Ia, Sec. IS, TIP. 6 N. r..
35.
E. w. Allen to n. Leahy 5000. Mete
and bound tract in Block 6, Evans
Addition Milton.
A. Ferguson to X. Avery, 81. Sc
IA Sc IA, NV IA, Sec. 4, TIP. 3, n.
r.. 81.
G. Taylor to A. Cole $225O. sw IL
NV IA N 1-2 SW IA and NV Ia Sc
IA Sec. IL. TIP. 4. s. r. 80: also S l-2
Sc Ia Sec. 10, and S l-2 SW IA Sec.
II. TIP. 4, s. r. 80. .
r. A. Allen to NJ. c.. Stewart, 81.
'Mete and bound tract in Sc IA Sec.
10, TIP. 8, n. II. 81.
r, s, Howard Jr., receiver, to NJ. C.
Stewart, 5000. Mete and bound tract
Sc Ia Sec. 10. TIP. 5, n. r.. 37..
o. F, Schrimsher to w. w. Wasser,
$500. Mete and bound tract in NE
IA SW Ia Sec. 33. TIP. 6. N. r. IS.
E.. p Dodd to l. c. Hammer, $40.
1-2 interest in NV Ia So IA and NE
IA NE IA Sw IA and N .1-2 Sc ia
NE IA sw II, Sec. 20. TIP. s, n. II.
20.
T. f Gould to C. E. Flock $40. Tot
/, in Block 8. McCoy's Addition. Milton.
C. F. wager to r. +. Mills and s. II.
Hunter. 81. Mete and bound tracts in
Sc Ia ME- Ia. Sec. 33, TIP. 4. n. r. 80.
II. G. Rosenberg to X. II. Haslett.
$40. Lot 8 and s 1-2 lot 10 in Block
6 Livermore's Addition. Pendleton.
B. Martin to B. G. Martin, $500.
Lots 8. 1. and 6, block p. Ukiah.
W. Wormington to F. w. and e. T.
Milby $4,000. Mete and bound tract
in Ireland's Addition. Milton.
w. s. Egbers to A. +. Drolshagen,
$4,000. s IL Sc Ia, Sec. 20, TIP. 5,
N. II. .2S.
J. F. Stack to C. i. Hall, $40. Lot
g. block g., Kilgores Addition. Weston.
: y. p. Railway Co., to w. NJ. Slusher,
s10,Ss0.s Sec. Is and w 1-2 Sec 20,
TIP. Q. NV 2S.
B. ". Cheek to F. o. Wilson. $40.
Lots I, 2, 8. 4. 5, and 8. Hermiston Or
oh nrda "A ddftiav, TYav-,,,4ta4ar
NJ. Luther Fox to c. A.. Stratton'
$500. w 1-2 SW IA Sec. "a, TIP. 6,
n. r. 81.
]. Richmond to D. Mcdonald 81. is
interest in w Ia w WI-4 Sec. 2s, and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
Eondon Wool Market
Shows Little life

: LONDON, April. Slap. )-At tho
wool auction sales yesterday 3l6SS
bales of free wool were offered. There
was a moderate demand. but half OF
the offerings were sold at unchanged
prices Six thousand bales of govern.
ment wool were withdrawn, owing to
the high limits. The government sales
for tomorrow and next week have been
cancelled Free woods will be offered
from Monday to Friday, inclusive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
Bears Havc Inning
On New York Market

NEW YORK, April S.-(A. P0-7
The stock market yesterday relinquish
ed part of the general advance regis
tered earlier in the week, developments
favoring the short interest.
London cables stressed the more
ominous aspects of the British indus
trial situation and occasioned moderate
liquidation.
Domestic industrial conditions also
became more complicated by the deei-
sion of the railroad labor board deny
ing application of the New York cen.
tral for immediate provisional reduc,
tion of the unskilled labor wage SEIZED.
tile
Publication of the government croI
report, forecasting the fourth largesl
winter wheat yield in history faileditC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
.KArz HAS RESIGNED.

PORTLAND. or. April s.--(U. P)
Alma d. Katz. president of the
Oregon Dairymen's Cooperative league
has resigned both as president and as
a member of the board OF directors OF
the league.
Jacob I.uscher. prominent dairyman
and holsteln breeder OF Fairview. Or.
has been advanced from the Vice
,presidency to the presidency OF the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08

Preceding sows decreased 10 per cent
as compared with last year. according
tc the report, the estimated number on
April being $4,000 against $4,000 in
lseN and $4,000 in 1919.
Labor conditions were estimated to
hc 20 per cent better than a year ago
and per cent above the normal sup
pi1y on April /. The report stated the
demand fer farm labor was IL per cent
lower this year than last and pei.
cert below the normal need.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08

Relief from corn suffering follows
the application of "Gets-It" almost as
quickly as pain follows the thrust of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
No Receipts
At Seattle Market

No Receipts
At Seattle Market
SEATTLE, April S.--(A. P.)-Hogs
Receipts none. Weak. Prime 100
q @l1.65; smooth heavies 10000 11.O0;
rough heavies S.00@s.65; pigs 1000
a l1.5O.
Cattle-Receipts none. Weak. Prime
steers 7.75@s.25; medium to choice
500 @7.25; common to good 5.600
$50, best cows and heifers 6.50Q7.0O:
medium to choice 450R'5.5O: Common
to good s,0094.50; bulls 1000 $50:
light calves 1O.50912.0O; heavy 800
a 100. I.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
Cattle Lose Some
And Sheen STEADY

KANSAS CITY. April S.-(A. P.)--
Cattle-Receipts $500; few beef steers
early unevenly lower; some withoi;
morning bids; early top $50; she stock
mostly lower; good and choice cows
6.00@6.50; few prime cows SIS:
calves steady; good and choice 1000
500; practically no demand for can
ners, bulls and feeders; few sales weak
to uneyenly lower.
Sheep-Receipts 7,0a0: killing clasa-
es steady; 75-pound lambs 9:l5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
ENCoURAGE F,oRE1GN TRAnE

BALTIMORE. April ga. P.)-
Speaking here last night J. H. De
Frees. president of the chamber of
commerce of the U. S.. said the busi-
ness structure of this country can
never be put in satisfactory condition
unless we give adequate attention to
foreign trade.
Mr.. De Frees lauded the attitude of
the present national administration,
from which much good may be ex-
pected, he said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
EXTEND BELGIUM CREDIT

BRUSSELS, April S.--(A. Pine
gotiations between. Argentina and Bel
gium concerning importation of large
Quantities Of South American woos
have terminated with the former gov
ernment authorizing the Argentine
National Bank to allow two years cred.
it on such shipments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-04-08
NJ. p. CLOSES SHOP

ST. LOUIS. April S.--tA. P.C-The
Missouri Pacific railway shops at Sc
dalia, Mo-, and Argenta, Ark, the Iarg-
est on the system. were closed tempor-
arily yesterday as retreuchment mea-
sure. it was announced at headquarters
here.
All are expected to resume opera
ions about May 1.