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1 1 May 8, 1930 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Page Eleven Additional Classified Advertisements Household Goods THREE- PIECE wicker set, cheap. 208 South Dartmouth. BEDROOM suite for sale, 3 pieces, sonable. Call at 408 North Fifteenth. SANITARY couch, gas plate, 501b.

refrigerator, chest of drawers, good condition. 406 Harvard. FREE TRIAL Eureka vacuum cleaner $39.50 and $56.50. Raade Mauger or Mra McClain 2180- W. BEDS, dressers, wicker living room suite, dinnette set, sectional book case.

tables, chairs, two kitchen cabinets new, gas range and gas and coal combination range new. various other household articles. 402 South Walter, Phone W. FURNITURE bargain, new and used Tv. ing.

dining and bedroom suites, able sewing machine, bicycles, all electric radios, rugs, chairs, tables, refrigerators, cedar chest, coal range, spring filled mattresses, high class merchandise at bargains. Webb Second Hand Stores, 208 North Third, 1202 South Edith. Phone 1140-W. BED davenport, $12; 50-pound refrigerator, dressing tables, large dresser, new beds, used beds, rockers, $1.90: chest of drawers, dining set, $85; portable and cabinet phonographs, washing chines, sewing machines, kitchen range, oil and gas stoves, lawn mower, porch awings, roll top desk, typewriter, check protectors, show cases, guns, tools and most anything you need. c.

B. Bynum, 121 North Third. FURNITURE DIRECT No downtown heavy overhead ex pense and 88 I represent mans knanufacturera I can sell you these lines of furniture at wholesale. Only the best factories in America. C.

S. HOIT Fine Furniture 1706 East Central 81-B. Furniture Wanted ASH for furniture. Phone 231. wanted.

Telephone 2929-W. Buy Sell or trade furniture. The Exchange. 120 West Gold. Phone 1111.

HAVE the cash, you have the used furniture. Let's trade. Phono 670. ask Mr. Dees.

WANTED- All the second hand ture and merchandise that for Albuquerque; one piece or carload 1. V. Logan. Phone 472. 32-C.

Nurseries PASTURE -Phone 2085-J. ROSES, cut flowers, plants. 123 Atlantic, 1483-W. DAISIES, golden glow, chrysanthemums, larkspur, other hardy planta. 1110 South Broadway, 33.

Poultry and Eggs BABY chicks. Baby ducks. The Maze. MONTH old Leghorn cockerels. Phone 1646-W.

STRONG, healthy baby chicks. 212 South Third. WYANDOTTE fryers. Mrs. Swanson.

Phone Red 2408-R2. FOR SAL -Four weeks old Cockerla. Phone 2433-J-4. co WHITE Minorca chickens and niture. Phone Red 2419-J4.

00-EGG incubator, setting eggs 161) Virginia Boulevard. 2463- M. OR BALE GEESE AND DUCK EGGE PHONE RED 2434 R-2 OR SALE- White Leghorn cockerels. 150 each. Phone Red 2426-J5.

SABY chicks for sale from three to five a daye old 1006 South Arno 1939-J BUFF Oprington fryers, fat and fine. Phone 1920-J. Easter, Rio Grande Blvd. JARRED Rocks, Reds, hatching eggs. hens, roosters.

Wm. Bletz, 423 Atlantic. W. PANTED TO poultry and rabbits A. and P.

Market, 911 South Second hone 328. OSTRALORP black beauties, wondertul layers; egge, chicks, reduced prices 2.0 North Thirteenth. chicks, hatching eggs, R. 1. Rede only; champione since 1915.

ay, 286 North High, UPERIOR Quality Baby Chicks-AD large breeds and White Minoreas. Made $12.00, Grade A $13.00. Butt ad White Leghorns and Anconas $10.00 11.00 $12.00. On orders of 50 and 25 C. 0 cents extra.

Tudor's Pioneer mas, Topeka, Kansas. VI PURINA CHICK STARTENA datains lots of buttermilk and cod liver gives sturdy development and early Coduction. Kutzcher Brothers PURINA CHICK CHOW varietten of all steel cut grain 1ple cleaned; low In moisture, giver derg. Kutzcher Brothers 11 West Lead Ave. Phone 33-A.

Rabbits TOR SALE registered Chinchilla rabbits, $15; squabs. Route 3, Box 19-A. LOCLIMATED breeders, registered. pedigreed. Raywood Bunny Farm.

Red 101-J4 14. Money Wanted on first mortgage 1 from private party. Phone 3492-J. 6. For Sale or Trade 200.00 to loan OD Albuquerque Res Estate.

Phone 287 Or 1808. CONFIDENTIAL loans, made on die monda, watches. 104 West Centra senue. 8. Let's Trade (ODEL T.

Ford, trade for rabbits or chickens. 702 South Second. Phone 51. W. SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK General Sales Offices 209 South Fourth Street Telephone 780 Your Opportunity EAUTIFY YOUR HOME Let Us Apply a PIONEER eas ROOF NOW! 1 de 1 Easy Payment Plan COPPER VALLEYS Applied on All Pioneer Roofs without Additional Cost.

MEXICO PIONEER SHINGLE ROOF CO. E. W. GRIFFITH, Mgr. worth Third at Grand; Phone 3216 Market and Financial News WALL STREET (Copyright, 1930, Standard Statistics Co.) Stock market averages.

50 20 20 30 Indus. Rails Utile. Totals Today 188.9 127.2 256.8 187.2 Previous day ..188.7 127.1 269.1 193.0 Week ago ...196.1 134.4 280.8 201.1 Year ago 224.2 133.0 235.1 209.4 years ago ....168.6 128.9 161.4 160.7 x3 years ago ...113.7 112.7 107.2 112.5 High, 1930 202.4 141.6 281.3 205.8 Low, 166.5 128.1 207.9 168.2 1-Weekly average. FINANCIAL NEW YORK. May 1 (AP) ing the favorable traffic signal of cheap money, the stock market steered Friday into a one -way street and came up precipitately at the bottom of the largest decline since early last December.

Sales totalled 5,986,800 shares, the year's record total. After moving Irregularly during most of the day, the market was carried downward with exceptional rapidity in the final hour on an enormous volume of short selling and pool liquidation and the final prices disclosed net losses of to 16 points, chiefly in the Industrial, utility. and specialty groups. Sales in the last 50 minutes exceeded 3.000,000 shares as blocks of 5,000 to 20,000 shares of prominent stocks were unloaded. The late selling came suddenly and found in the tape well abroast of the trading, but the ticker soon tell behind under the enormous volume of offerings.

The decline, as measured by the price Index of 90 strares, was 5.8 points, sure passing the drop of last Monday by 9-10 of point. The day's news WAS rather mixed. President Hoover's encouraging report on business prospects before the United States chamber of commerce and low. ering of money rates on this market were accompanied by a reduction in the prices of a few steel items by and United States Steel subsidiary and by another ease in commodities. The cut in the New York federal reserve bank's rediscount rate did little to bring money into adjustment with the new figure, and failed to have the bullish stock market effect which previous reductions had had.

Wall Street was inclined to regard the new rate as 40 Indication that money was going besging, and operator for the decline seized on thie point to bolster their case. Abitibi Ahumada Allegheny Allied Chem. Dye Amerada Am. Bk. Nt.

Am. Can Am. Car Fdy. Am. For.

Pow. Am. Loco, 69 Am. Metal Am. Pow.

Lt. Am. Radiator Am. Sm. Ret.

Am. St. Fdy. Am. Sugar Am.

Tel. Tel. Am. Tob. Am.

Tob. 249 Am. Water Works Am. Woolen Am. Woolen 86 Ant.

Cop. 69 Ans. Cable Wir. 88 Andes C. Armour 6 Arm.

B. Atchison Atlantic Coast Line 165 Atlantic Refining Aviation Cor. Baldwin Loco. Baltimore Ohio Barnsdall 27 Bendix A Best Co. Bethlehem Steel Bohn Alu.

52 Bulo. Vaw 36 Butte Copper Butte Sulphur Calumet Arizona 65 Calumet Hecle 19 Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 198 Cerro de Pasco Certainteed Producta Chesapeake Ohio 209 Chicago Alton Chi. Mil. St. Paul Com.

21 Chi. Mil. St. Paul Pid. Chi.

N. W. C. R. I.

P. Chrysler 34 Coca Cola Colotado Fuel 56 Col. G. Com. Sol.

Com. Sou. Con. Film. Con.

Gas. .123 Cont. Bak. 30 Cont. Can.

65 Cont. Motors Cont. Oil 26 Cont. Shares 31 Corn Producta 98 Coty Inc. Curtiss Wright 12 Drugs, Inc.

19 Du Pont 130 Eastman .230 El. Pow. Lt. 79 Eng. Pub.

Serv. DEATHS AND FUNERALS CAMPFIELD Funeral services for MrA. Dora H. Campfield will be conducted from the chapel of the French Mortvary Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Thomas B.

McClement officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot in Fairview cemetery. The follow. ing will ast as pall bearers: J. M.

little, Dr. C. E. Eller, Emil Otto, Tom Keleher, J. T.

McLaughlin and Pearce Rodey. GOW-Mra. Victoria Gow passed away here late Thursday night. Mra. Gow had resided here for the pest 81 years, She survived by one son and seven daugh.

ters, The body will lie in state at the home of her son at 112 West Roosevelt. Funeral arrangements will be appounced later by the French Mortuary. HOUSE- -William Joseph House, of Bernalillo, N. passed away here Friday morning. Mr.

House is survived by one brother of Yeager, and by three step-soDs, Lew Caldwell, Harvey Caldwell, W. E. Caldwell, of Bernalllio, and two step-daughters, Millye Hemphill. of Los Angeles, and Bessie Clark, of Bayfield. Colo.

Funeral services will be held from the Blakemore-Exter Mortuary at 2:80 Monday afternoon, Rev. H. E. Malone officiating. Interment will be In Fairview cemetery.

MOON--The body of Miss Lorna Moon was taken on train No. 10 Friday evening to her former home in Los Angeles, Calif, accompanied by her nurse, Mra. Gladys Lally. The Strong Mortuary In charge. TRACT--Funeral services for James Wm.

Tracy will be conducted from the chapel of the French Mortuary Saturday morning at 10. o'clock, Rev. C. K. Campbell officiatine.

Interment will be made In Sunset Memorial park. WALLACE--John Wallace. a resident of this city for the past three years, passed away here early Friday morning. The body will be sent on train number two Saturday afternoon to Pittsburgh, for Interment. The Blakemore-Ex.

ter Mortuary Is in charge. Santa FeAlbuquerque Stages Leaves Belen Les PAP Albuquerqoe 10:00 Arrive Leases Leave: Santa Belen Albuquerqoe 12:16 1:00 8:00 Arrive Santa 4:15 Leave Santa Fe 10:00 Arrive perque Arrive Belen Leave Santa Fe Arrive Alhuqueruce UNION BUS STATIN E) Fidel Hotel Santa Sew Mexico UNION BUS STATION Albuquerque New Mexico springers lambs pounds dowi $9.00 9.85; 150 pounds down $4.00 6.16. KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY, May 2 (AP-USDA) Cattle 700; calves 400; generally steady on killing classes: largely cleanup trade, quality plain: vealers steady to weak; stockers and feeder slow: ted loads medtum steers $10.00 10.50; common dogles bulk vealers 16 down. Hogs mostly steady to 10 cents higher; top $9.85 on 180 to 225 pounds; bulk 160 to 260 pounds $9.65 9.86; 370 to 325 pounds $9.40 0 9.60; 130 to 150 pounds $9,35 9.65; packing SOWN $8.40 9.10; stock pigs steady at $8.60 9.40. Sheep lambs and springers steady to 25 cents higher; odd lots sheep steady; odd lots native springers $11.00 11.75; top wooled lamba best clippers others $9.26 9.60.

DENVEB DENVER, May 1 (AP. USDA) --Cattle 135; calves 26; two loads Arizonas through to Nebraska; market practically nominal; few vealers up to odd cows 1 down. Hogs three care direct; market steady to strong: 190 to :80 pounds $9.50 9.60; no heavies sold; packing SOWS $7.16 8.25. Sheep ted lambs held 25 conte higher or at No early bids or sales LOS ANGELEA ANGELES, May 1 Cattle 50; calves none, 508 boldovere, Mexican steers unsold market steady, few good cows $8.50 9.00; bulk com. mon to medium $7.60 8.00; calves steady, tew medium to 50od vealers 811.50 0 13.00.

Hogs 100, steady, 160 to 208 pounds $10.60 10.75, 256 pounds $1.26, few pigs 10.00 10.25. Sheep none, springers quoted $6.36 NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK. May 2 (AP) -Cotton less unsettled again today with more or early declines attributed to some DeW month liquidation and scattered selling based upon relatively easy Liverpool cables and reporta of further rains in the southwest. Offerings tapered off about $16.40 for July and 14.54 for the new October tract, or about 19 to 20 pointe below yesterday's closing quotations. Trading later was quiet, with the mid-afternoon market showing rallies of or 10 pointe from the lowest.

Futures closed steady; to 13 points low May 16.88; July 16.50-51; ber 14.88.90; December 14.96. January 15.05: now contracts: October December 14.67; January 14.74; March 14.92; spot quiet; middling 16.60. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, May 2 (AP)-A few of the large mills are in the market for fleece wool and there is some dickering on ofterings of new wool. Bids of 30 cents in the grease for strictly combing 648 and finer and 58, 608 Oblo and similar fleeces are 1 to 8 centa under the 30 cents level. Little interest is being shown In 56s offerings.

CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO, May (AP) -Butter 10,299: Easy and unsettled; creamery extras standards extra firsts firsts seconds .30 Eggs, easy and unsettled; tra firats .23 -24: graded firsta ordinary firsts storage packed firsts storase packed extras, .26 SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS, May (AP) --Spot cotton closed quiet, 18 points down. Sales 179; middling 15.90. GALVESTON, May (AP) --Spot cotton closed steady, 10 down; sales 297 bales. Middling 16.00. BAR SILVER NEW TORK, May (AP) -Bar sliver FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH TO MOVE TO A LARGER BUILDING I Due to a steady growth in attendance during the last year, the church of the Foursquare Gospel la moving into a new location 310 East Central avenue.

For the last 15 months the church has been located in the Joe Dailey building on Cornell avenue. The new building not only is centrally located, but has the advantage of increased seating capacity. Painters and decorators will have the interior refinished in time for Sunday's services. It was announced that the present pastors the Rev. W.

L. McLam and Lee Hotmo will continue on I permanently, I RED CROSS AID, LIFE SAVING SCHOOLS DATED Erie Fox Film I Freeport Texas Gen. Elec. Gen Food 58 Gen. Motors Gen.

Pub. Serv, Gen. Ry. Signal Gillette Razor Glidden Goodyear Graham Paige Granby Copper Great Northern Ptd. Gen Ir.

Ore, Ct. 30 Great Western Sugar 29 Grigsby Grunow. Hershey Houston 011 92 Howe Sound 81 Hudson Motors Hupmobile Motors 20 Illinois Central 129 Ind. Oil Gas 25 4 Inspiration Cop. Int.

Bum. Mach. 180 Int. Com. Eng.

10 Int. Harvester 104 Int. Mer. Mar. Int.

Nickel 81 Int. Tel. Tel. 65 Johns- Manville Kansas City Kelly Sprintield Kennecott Krouger Groceries Lehigh Valley Lela Fink 80 Lby. Own.

Liggett Lorain Tob. Lou. G. E. Mack Truck Magma Miami 19 Mid.

Cont. Pet. Midwest Steel 86 Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Mother Lode Nash Motors Nat. Biscuit 831 Nat. Cash Register Nat.

Dairy Nat. Lead 145 Nat. Pow. Lt. 43 Nevada New York Central N.

Y. N. H. H. Norfolk Western 285 Nor.

Am. 111 Nor. Am. Prd. Northerp Pacific Otis Elevator 79 Pacitio G.

Packard Pan Am. Pet. 60 Pathe Exchange Penick Ford Penney, J. C. Pennsylvania, Phillips Pet.

Pierce Arrow Proctor Gamble Pullman Pure 011 24 R. C. A. R. K.

0.. Reading Rey. Tob. 51 4 Rio Grande oil 33 St. Louis San Fran 110 Schulte Seaboard 10 Sears Roebuck 85 Seneca Shell Sinclair Skelly Sou.

Cal. Edison Sou. Pacific Southern Ry. Standard Boards Standard Gas 115 Standard Oil, Cal. Standard Oil, N.

76 Standard Oil, N. Stewart Warner Stone Webster Studebaker 89 Tel. Agra. 22 Ter. Corp.

57 Texas Gulf. Sul. 59 Texas Paciflo 137 Texas Pacific Ld. Tr. 26 Timken 79 4 Tobacce Products Trans.

Oil Union Carbide Union Pacific 220 United Aviation 80 United Fruit United G. I. U. S. Ind Alcohol 85 U.

Rubber U. 8. Metal 29 U. S. Steel 176 Ut.

Pow. 39 Vanadium 119 Wabash 51 Warner Pictures 67 Mest Md. Western Union 175 Westinghouse Air Brake 43 Westinghouse Willys- Overland Woolworth Fellow Truck CURB LIST Arkansas Nat. Gas Cities Service (new) 38 Cities Service PId. Cons.

Copper Mines Cresson Gold Elec. Bond Share Ford Motors Ltd. Gulf 011 158 Hecla Mines Ind. Ter. Illum.

New Mont. Min. Selberling Rubber Shattuek Denn Standard OIl. Ind. United Verde Exten.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK. May (AP)-Foreign exchanges mixed, Great Britain demand 4.85⅞: cables 4.86 1-16: 60 day billa on bank, 4.83 18.16; France demand cables 8.92%: Italy demand 6.38 11-16; cables 6.24 1-16. Demanda: Belgium 13.95; Germany 23.85%. NEW TORK MONEY NEW TORK. May (AP) -Call money easier: high 81: low ruling rate close per cent.

Time Loans easier: 30 days 31: 60 days 14: 20 days 4: montha Prime commercial paper -4. Bankers acceptances unchanged. NEW TORK. May (AP)-Liberty LIBERTY BONDS, bonds closed: First 101.18; fourth 102.04: freasury $111.26, GRAIN CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, May (AP) Unofficial monthly crop summaries indicating reduced yields and decreased acreage for the United States 1930 wheat harvest did much to steady wheat prices Friday. The effects of the Jolt given to all grain Maybe all that ails you is the Doldrums Watch this Paper May 5 NORTH PLAINS COACHES Division-Dau; Schedule Leave Albuquerque 1:80 4.

Tieras Moriarty Palme 10:00 Milargo Tucumcari SaD Job 8:45 Glen Rio 4:16 Vega Arrive Amarillo Coaches Leave Albuquerque Union Bye Terminal kete Thursday by emergency measures relative to over-crowded storage facilities here were still apparent, though, and buyers showed lack of confidence. On the other hand, not much disposition WAs shown to press speculative selling and the day ended in virtually draw between bulls and bears. Closing quotations on wheat were Ir. regular, varying from net decline to advance. compared with Thursday's finish.

Corn closed to down, oats off to up, and provisions showing 10c to 400 gain. Heavy liquidating sales continued In the corn market Frelay, with much speculative selling also. Crowded stor-1 age facilities here were a bearish factor. Oats averaged higher, influenced by reduced estimates of stocks of oat. on farms an compared with a year age.

Provisions advanced, responsive to upturns in the value of hogs. Close: Wheat: May July Sept. Dec. CASH GRAIN CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, May 2. (AP) -Wheat No.

hard No. 1 northern spring $1.00 1.01; corn No. mixed No. yellow oats No. white .41 No.

8 white .40 LIVESTOCK CHICAGO CHICAGO, May 2 (AP-USDA)--ROES 8,000 direct; mostly 10 to 15 cente higher; top 160 to 800 pounds $9.85 10.30; butchers, 250 to 300 pounds $9.65 0 10.15: packing sow. $8.85 0 9.50; pigs, 90 to 180 pounds $8.75 10.00. Cattle 1600; calves 1000; slow, steady; lower grades predominating; not much setion on she stock. Slaughter classes, steers, 1300 to 1500 pounds $12.25 14.76; 1100 to 1300 pounds $12.00 14.50; cows $7.05 10.00; bulls (beef) $7.50 8.15; vealers (milk-fed) $8.50 11.50; stocker and feeder steers, (all weights) $10.00 11.50; cutters $4.75 6.00. Sheep nothing done: talking steady to strong: indications bulk lambe $10.50 10.75; best held above shorn around $9.25 9.75: shorn ewes $5.75 down; native Texas, Minnesota, and Arkansas Arrangements Announced; Part of Nationwide Service Program Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving training schools will be held at Camp Wabun Annung, Kerrville, Texas, June 8-18; Camp Oak Point, Square Lake, Stillwater, June 12-31; and at Bella Vista, Bentonville, June 10- 35, according to word just received here by Miss Katherine Regan, executive secretary of Bernalillo county's Red Cross, from mid.

western headquarters, St. Louts. These Institutes are part of nation- -wide Red Cross service, it was explained, combatting the greatly mounting death toll from land and water accidents. Red Cross, Miss Regan said, believes that it has an answer to the problem of these fatalities with Its local chapter fret aid and lite saving programs, which are being spread throughout the country by cooperation of churches, schools, business leaders, boy and girl Scouts and Y. M.

and Y. W. C. As. sociations.

To give special fret aid training, each year the National Red Cross holds a number of first aid and life saving institutes at strategic points throughout the country, the secretary said. At each institute Magnolia stands ulty of experience gives tion in lite saving technique, canveins. boating, diving 4 and camp (and pool management. First Add certificates and membership in the Red Cross Lite Saving service are granted students successtully paste ing tests. These people, it was said, then will be equipped to relay efts of their training to great bers of people in their home come munities.

NOTICE STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE Number of Application 1865 Santa Fo, N. April 85, 1980, Notice is hereby given that on the day of April, 1930, In accordance with Section 36, Chapter 49, LAWS of 1901, The V. R. Ranch of Cuba, County Sandoval, State of New Mexico, made amended formal application to the State Engineer of New Mexico for permit to appropriate the Public Waters of the State of New Mexico. Such appropriation la to be made from Springs located in the of Section 35, T.

92 R. 1 N. M. P. M.

at point which bears N. 30 degrees, minutes E. 2105.1 feet distant from the southwest corner of said Section 16, by means of collecting boxes and 0.86 cu. ft. per second, 1a to be conveyed te the of Section T.

32 R. 1 N. M. P. by meana of pipe line 8,943 feet in length, and there used for domestio purposes.

Any person, firny, association core poration deeming that the grentins the above application would de truly de trimental to their rights in the water of said stream system shall tile complete statement of their objections suetan. tiated by affidavits with the State sineer and serve a copy on applicant 00 or before the 25th day of June, 1930, the date set for the Engineer to take this application up for final consideration unless protested. In case of protested applicationa all parties will be given reasonable length of time in which to submit their evidence in detail er are range date convenient for bearing or appoint referee satisfactory to all to take testimony. Appearance not necessary unless advised otficially by letter from the State Engineer. HERBERT YEO, State M.

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