Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 12

Page Twelve ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL, June 30, 1933 UNPAID BALANCE New 'V flrvt-Rnn rirtur Kilo Thaatro rorwtly Tenrl. lated with ram, cool, dry air. BONDS IN 22 CRIMINAL CASES ARE FORFEITED Ribon, assault with rocks; Lorenzo Pa heco, Injuring house and assault and battery; Leandro Serna, assault on house; Jos Rafael Eared ra, assault w-ith words; Juan Pedillo, unlawful possession of (10; Antonio Chavez, embezzlement of 15; Maria Abeyta, bad words; G. V. McCulley, trespassing on property; J.

B. McKay, obtaining money by false pretenses, Jose Gonzales, possefrslon of still; and Abran Mes-tas, assRuit and battery. Dismissal were entered In the following: Ramon Salaa, malicious prosecution; Nellie Pali, assault with words; Pablo Alderete, lnter-ferrln with Irritation water: Ga NOW SHOWING Children Anytime 10c Anytime 25c A strange story of strange loves among the strange people of the seaports. Human contraband Miuigglpd In the bodies of giant sharks. The scourge of the wator-front risking life Ittclf for a man he hated a man his daughter loved.

NEWS CARTOON Pile your entry blank now! 11 Charges Appealed From Justice of Peace Courts Are Dismissed, Two Set for Trial Bonds In 22 criminal cass were Jclarsl forfeited, chargen In IS were dismissed and two c.i."os were net for trial Thursday during a "field day" on Jtistire of the peace apneala In the district court. Bonds were forfeited In the following: David PadlUa, assault on a hous: Tony Tafoya, obtaining gooda hy false pretense; Enrique Martlnes, assault with words; Manuel breaking- a door and assault; Aurello Savedra and Pe-elderla Chavea, disturbing the peace; Tranqullino Garcia, opening fences; Florlan Campos, assault with words; Fulema Garcia, assault with words; Fernando Gu-rule, larcny; Pedro Vlllasana and Juana F. Baca, disturbing the peace; Luis Baca, Fantlaeo Gutierrez, I-uls Gonzales, Domingo Klhon, Kerdinando Hlbon and Pedro COMEDY CLAUD COLBERT BEN lyOH IRNE5T TOK2ENCE GIRLS Be "Mlsa Atlantio Nevf Meiloo" in the Great City Beauty Pageant! briel Savedra, assault and Fred Renrelmann, assault with words; R. R. Allison, assault; Rafael Gallegos, assault; Isabel Gal-legos, assault and battery; Rosa Moraga, assault with words; H.

L. Lynch, obtaining goods by fraud. Three cases were dismissed on payment of costs. They were those of Mrs. James Tafoya, defrauding an Innkeeper; Pete Tartaglla, assault and battery, and Manuel Rivera, assault with words.

LAS VEGAS MAX DROWSS LAS VEGAS, N. June 2 OP) A lone nocturnal swim cost John B. McLaughlin, hl life Wednesday night near Lai Vegas. McLaughlin attending a dance at Lake LaJara, went swimming by himself at ton o'clock at night. He drowned before friends who heard his cries for help could reach him.

616 Weit Importer Central ot the World's 0 -rta'at Finest DeUcatJea FOR A GALA HOLIDAY AND TO SAVE MONEY The FREMONT at any holiday time Is the meeca of those who are going to scnd the clay In the mountains, or other outing parties. There's a good rensoa too. for the FREMONT Is always ready with a host of pood thinirs to cut thiit miike tho day far more pleasiirnble. STORE ROOM FOR RENT OPPOSITE high scnooL Reasonable Rent PHONE 80 SilUFFLEBARGER Transfer and Storage Company Phone 343 15c Taxi Phone 196 FACTORY $3.25 a Truck Load Geo. E.

Rreeeo I. timber Co. PHONE 975 RAW MILK PASTEURIZED MILK All Milk Produced at Oar Dairy 1 Quart 7c 1 Pint he 4 Pint Cream 10c 1 Quart Skim Milk he 1 Quart Buttermilk HICKS' DAIRY ROME OWNED Every Bottle a Prize PHONE 738 Tuberculosis-Fr Herd -IN THE FREMONT OF FINE GEI5 Officer Follows Paul Harvey to Ask About $15 Due, and Discovers He's Driving While Drunk Because Paul Harvey, 1115 North F.dlth street, had not paid the $15 he owed en a recent po-llca court fine, he row owts $100 mora and faces a 80-day sentence. Sergt, Romulo Ealazar saw Harvey and a young woman driving on Central avenue early Thursday morning, and recalled Harvey had not paid th remainder on a fine assessed for riding with a drunken driver. Ths officer followed Harvey to aslc about It, and after observing his driving, arrested him for driving while drunk.

His companion, Ehoda Wallace, of Oklahoma City, was also arraigned In afternoon court, and fined $30 for riding with a drunken driver. Tlie Beach Case C. J. Allison, arrested at Conservancy beach at 2 a. m.

after the fire department lnhalator squad discovered his girl companion was suffering from inhaling something stronger than water, was fined $15. J. M. Otero. 44 3 West Santa Fe avenue, was fined $15 for drunken- 1 ness and disturbing the peace dur- 1 lng a family quarrel.

THREE COLORED BOYS GET JAIL SENTENCES FOR ASSAULTING GIRL Three colored youths arrested Wednesday evening in connection with an alleged assault on West Roma avenue on Lilly Terrell, colored, drew jail sentences Thursday afternoon. The woman was reported to have been badly beaten. Emmett musician, got 60 days from Justice of the Peace I Felix QUnottl on a charge of assault and battery. Lorenzo Wolker, 108 West Lead avenue, said to have had a knife when arrested, drew 60 days from Police Judge J. L.

Gober on charges of carrying a deadly weapon and assault and battery. Simon Haynes, 1314 South Walter was given 30 days for vagrancy. SLINGSHOT BARRAGE ACROSS STREET ENDED BY POLICE ATTACK Four Juvenile sharpshooters were laying a slingshot barrage In the 300 Mock on South Walter street Thursday afternoon, when police were pent to the reliff of besieged neighbors. The enemy had withdrawn when th blue force arrived, but four slingshots abandoned In the retreat were confiscated. STILL, LIQUOR SEIZED NEAR CARRIZ0Z0; TWO MEN PUT UNDER ARREST Federal prohibition agents Thursday seized a 50 gallon still and 10 gallons of whisky on a ranch five miles west of Carrizozo, it was announced it the prohibition office here.

Ward Leslie and "Blnmlie" Kvans were arrested and a two and one-half ton truck seized. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY CUT IS OPPOSED LAS CRCCES, X. June OP) The Xew Mexico State Farm bureau has filed a protest with the department of agriculture against the proposed 62 per cent cut In funds 'or th6 biological survey. The money is used in rodent and predatory animal control. In a letter to Secretary Wallace, I E.

Freudenthal, president of the farm bureau said N. Mexico farmers opposed the reduction, saying the work Is now being done with J45.000 less than was expended In 1919. TERM Ready for You Today, or Tomorrow. Always a Variety of Those Good Things to Eat. CREAM CELrKT SOIP Pt.

lie FRKSII LOBSTER SALAD Pt. CHICKEN NOODLK 8'j0 BOILED 1'IGS 1EF.T in 6rnlh Stun. Pound 25c KOAOT LEO OF LAMB With Drewln. Lb 40c BAKU) rOTATOFS 2 for DILL riCKLLN Lira 6e COLD MEAT SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR PICNIC Braunschwclgcr Liver Sausage, Kollcd Ham, Raked Ham, Goose Liver Snusiige, Mluoed Hum, MortudelUi with Pistachio Nuts, Corned Reef. Blood and Tongue Sansape, Veal loaf, Snlantl, tervelat, Mettwurst Sausage, Peppered Reef, Roast Fork, Roast Reef, Macaroni and Cheese Loaf, Moiled Tongue, Plmicnto Ram Spread, Roast Cold Chicken and a variety of other good meats.

DELICATESSEN- CHOP SI'EY With pint of Hire Fr.e. Pint 4Sc HALF FRIED SI-RING CHICKEN Nice. Tender. Each 30c VMMLK SWASH Pt 15c TIE Lemon, Blueberry thap you'd expect, at any time you bay! We'll PHILADELPHIA 916 N. Fourth Phone 172 CAsn rRicxs ffitxtive nmorcn sioxuAt Our Special, OQ Per Pound OL SUGAI FINE GKAMLATEI) Cloth Bags, A 10 Pounds Selects.

Guar. Fresh. 2 Dozen 23c CIGARETTES Kinds 2 for 23 COFFEE All leading Q1 brands, pound IL VINEGAR Bring your con- QQ, tainer. Gallon OO MILK iPFT, CAKNATIOX, BORDEN'S 2 Tall 10 Cans IOC SOAP P. G.

Crystal White. 6 Bar. Of Giant Size UUK, FLOUR Ward's Air Flite. Made by Gold Medal C-f 1Q Oj.7 PICKLES Pin Money. Large Jf Asst.

Jar wUL mx RIfJSO 19c PURE JAM Del Monte. 5-Lb. A bucket assorted TUHA Del Monte Select. 9 2V2' Cans OOL SARDINES Del Monte. Mustard or Tomato Sauce.

1 A Can JL CALIFORNIA LINER Apricots, Peaches, Plums, K-W Beans, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Chili, Lemons, Mangoes, also Local prod- uce. aft LOST over a week ago, two diamond rings, one rontatnlng three stones with setting split oti under side; other has single stone, little ringer ring. Liberal reward. Mrs, f. Krlsberg, 112 South Cedar, phono S965.W.

WHY SUFFER FROM HEAT When Thermofill can easily protect your home from high temperature. Phone 402. hizuitMttm tftMsa 423 S. Firit St. BUTTER EGGS CREAM CHEESE Hr's that dlffarBt pie-turl Rtotomlr funny, crammed with long and hert-wrmlng romnc.

STAN PLIS OLIVER notorial HARDY Psrnmonnt Newi DENNIS KINO sad Oorseons Thelma Todd SUNSHINE Times Today ORIGINAL MEXICAN CAFE South First and Silver rho Most Famone of Ita Kind Specializing In "he Best of Mexican Foods SPRINGER Phone 43 121 E. Tijerat Av. Furniture and Piano Moving Fireproof Warehouse, Fur Storage. In spite of sdmnrlna price we am offering 7 Dining ttxm and 10 Hefl-RfMim Snltet at lens than nreorat cost to make room for new foods. Scheer Furniture Co.

SI I South Second St. SUMMER SPECIAL Wet Flngrrwatea, 25o PFRMANENT WAVES Thermlque, Rrallatlr. Artistic a de Graff Prices start at $1.50 Chicago College of Beauty rhone 1017 VV. Central Ice Cold Klondike Watermelons Any Quantity Producers' Market First and Copper FRIDAY ONLY $3.50 Permanent $1.09 $5.00 Permanent $2.50 POWDER PI FF BEAITY SHOP 207 West Cop)cr Phone 3B38 FIREWORKS Com. whll.

la romplrle. Frenh at low prirm. OPr.M KVKMNfift M. AI.RERS r.nd of Wl Centra! Ate. In Old Town FRESH FISH TODAY Erskine's Fish Market 504 W.

Central Phone 768 BUSINESS RECOVERY will make buyers out of many people. It's time now to refresh tho memories of all who might be interested In what you have to sell. Valliant Printing Company Mi I 504 W. Phone 75S Kimppr P'PPT and Komalltlr nnmlng with Fnn, Spiced with Merry Tunes. Buddy Kogers Mik siln putting en a grand show I.

I hMM BEST OP ENEMIES iiii 1 Suddv Roaars Marlon Nlaen Frank Morgan Joseph Caw thorn Greta Nien Th younntr loved white th nldtns battled Clortane Hnsloal MOM Kaws gSISBtenvat chu lis Nlte lOo Child lOo RIO 15c L.AST DAY SATFRDAT ONLT TOM MIX Rider of Death Valley VIDAL GIVES FIRST REVENUE OFFICE JOB TO REUBEN PERRY The Internal revenue office here is seeking two or three new employes to help collect the federal process tax which becomes effective July 8 It was learned Thursday. Meantime Steve Vidal, new collector, announced that Reuben Perry would be given a position with the department. He does not yet know what title Perry will hold. Perry will retire Saturday as superintendent of the Indian school here after more than JO years In the Indian Bervlce. EVELYN SH0PPE SOLD TO OKLAHOMA WOMAN Announcement waa made Thursday of the sale of the Evelyn Plioppe at 1S04 E.

Central avenue. The Evelyn Rhoppe was established at this location just one year ago by Evelyn McGarr. Ruth Jones, the new proprietor of the shop came here several weeks ago with other members of her family from Shawnee, Oklahoma. SPECIALS $1.95 93.50 OH ft 5 On Pontile Oil Permanents $2.50 Hair Cut, Shnmpoo and Set Included. BELLE BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 1S61 til So.

Third Bt Indian Made Ladies' Bracelet, $1.00 0lfl Rlker fiemtlne Tnrquolne Ak for No. MAISEL'S 1 ml in ri Trading I'twts 4h and trntral 111 Po. Mnt St. Bur Old Gold III M2 1 50 OF TlXIP WOOD 50 Lnxor Oil Permanent or Duart lo II. SO Permanent Complete We Do Expert Hair TlntlDg TORE I 'S nrsig AUCTION SALE SALADS AND CHEESES IN GREAT VARIETY DON'T FORGET THE FREMONT'S SANDWICH SERVICE Friday, June the 30th, at 205 West Gold Ave.

Sale starts at 2 Daylight Saving Time. Five room of good Iiouk funillilngs to go to the high bidder. we ghe you a partial list of what will be sold: Three-piece wlek(T. Prices are far more reasonable have them ready for you WOOD SPLIT CEDAR G. G.

Fuel Co! 1508 South Fourth S. Phone 1012 i RAVEL'S GRANULATED HORTICULTURAL? Rarel' Peat Mm will prep anjr noil for garden or Ian pnrpoe and will Improre lwt irrowlnf aoll, both pbf rally and fertility. It breaks 1 and render more friable hea and clay aoll. It hinds a (rive more body to loose nan aoll. It aaures a oonMAiicy moisture abont the plant lerrl at all timea.

It acta a reservoir for plant food app'l In a form of commercial fJ-ljtT. It la never too late to Peat Mo. Try a bac RAVEL BROS, rrrn kt-pti vrrrtTir nr. PhotMA I 211 West Lead i There Is genuine econom' the nse of Ico. It retut greater value per 1 1 i spent In food preservatl than any other system.

If better, too. AND SEE ear you get for so than the lowest and up F. O. B. Factory Detroit Phone 940 t- -i.

PEAT Xl PIWMDS5 yg ''Tumi uurrJ lng room unite like new; twin beds, springs and new mattreM'ill sle l-d sprlnirs nnd iniitlrejs; dressers; highboys; lllirary tablare. frlccrators; oil ciMik stoves; stand tallies; tents; odd chairs; to 4 rnmre; buffets, army cots; ment clothing; dishes and c.ur utensils anil innnv other artic-les we do not have space to list. Inn nre In the market for anything In house fnrnlshlngs It will pay Jto attend this snle. I'erjlblng will he sold regardless of price. Sfg will he re-ered.

Re on hand early with the early crowd. If you have anything for sale call ns. We pay the prlis- for nil classes of merchandise. We will buy one piece or 4n hae, or wo will sell for you on commission. GOBER SONS Licensed and Bonded Anctlonecr.

L1LV FUNIC PACKAGE 55 rieces, Including Spoons, Cups, Napkins, Flutes, Salad Dishes. Tablecloth, 25c 1IAUY ST ART OLIVES Muniantilla Finnento Ktuffed or Queen Stuffed. 10-ounce bottle 2c MAKM1. MALLOWS Baby Stuart. Large Packaga.

2 Hl'M A 1) LITER TOUT. Imported from England. liegular 75o value. While they last, 1-Lb. Tin lite LOGANBERRY JL1CE Unsweetened.

Try It with Ginger Ala and chipped Ice decorated with allces of varied fresh fruits. A real Invigorating beverage for hot days. Pint bottle 55c PORTl Gt ESE SARDINES Boneless and Skinless In Puts Olive Oil. 3v4-ounce Tins. 2 for 25c PICKLED FIGS' FEET TID-RITS Derby's In Vinegar.

7-ounce Jar 16c TEA GARDEN PRESERVES Choice of Fruits: Bing-Cherry, Loganberry, Fig, Peach, Currant, Damson rium, Apricot, Pineapple, Tomato, Concord Grape. 16-ounce Jar 25c i Save! Ruv Your I 8 1 jl I It 1JT1 1 III iii'te m'i WW iiH KRAFT'S YOUR CHOICE OF Mayonnaise French Dressing Thousand Island Dressing Sandwich Spread or Salad Cream 29c ECONOMY COME IN luFif fiiill pmmmmZ 1 Shoe Repair Mm I Tm fTn JYTZf7ri I i i Cash and CarrA HiiiiiQ gec en iW 1102 North rir mWlFi irTrm M. ia AztecFuelC0.jf Hl VsSI I I I I STAR SHOE STORE fta4 "sw w- Central Phm. SAT -nni's MaamaaBaamaaiiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaa aaai mmm aaaaaaaaaa. i the NEW DODGE CARS ASSORTED FRV1TS FOR SALAD Baby Stuart.

1-Lb. Can. 18c PEA NIT BITTER Peter Pan. Mada from selected Peanuts. lS-ounce Jar tin ASSORTED COOKIES N.

B. C. Regular 150 value. 1-Lb. Package 29c 6TNSniNE FLACK WALNUT BETTER.

COOKIES i 1-Lb. Box 230 HEINZ SPICED GHERKINS Sour or Sweet. Picnic Size. Bottle l5o BREAD AND BITTER PICKLES Bset Foods' 1-Lb. 10c PIKE EGG NOODLES Genuine.

1-Lb. Cellophane Bag, 25c; 5-ounce Cellophane Bag, for 250 PORK AND DEANS Van Camp'a 1-Lb. Tall Cans. 4 RILLS BROS. COFFEE Red Can 81o FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Always in Grealer Abundance at the FREMONT ORANGES Sweet and Juicy, i for 2.I0 ROYAL APRICOTS 2 Pounds io0 BING CHERRIES i I'ounds 85c CFCIMIIERS Large Green.

Each 6c CARROTS Native. Large Bunches, 2 for fie GREEN PEAS Home Grown. Pound 60 IN FREMONT'S SANITARY MARKET Where the Mot Choice of Peyton's Baby Beef Makes Satisfied Customers. $195 34 wL i i I VLN-W I SAVAGE SGANZINI, INSURANCE, I (TaNAC REAL ESTATE, AvUl "3 RENTALS if 1 809 Sonth Fourth St. Phone 1114 Oil tine 15 JUST RECEIVED See how much more few more dollars priced cars.

They represent the greatest values in Albuquerque today. In fact, we couldn't replace them even at these prices. Included are new whites just received! You save more here than you'd expect! J. KORBER AUTOMOBILE CO. "Ttodge and Plyraonth Distributors'' PORK CHOPS Small, lean, loin cuts.

Pound 12c NEW YORK Xo bone. Pound SUOIXDER POT ROST Best Cuts. Pound piMORT ItlBH OF PJ.YTO.VS RABV REEF Hound (01ARS Fresh home dressed. Pound HJc. HAlBl MEAK Fresh ground of leun, lender ment.

round FREMf IHUDIT STEAK round (OLIMBM RIER SALMON Pound Korber Block STAHSTOES "Albuquerque's Outstanding Popular-Priced fchoe Store" 121 West Central OUR WANT ADS BRING RESUL14.