Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 11

May mo ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Page Eleven few momenta at one performance and the elrcus management, lis AMfasnil Classified AdvcrBscosDiciiiite Market and Financial News 32-B. Farm ProducU ferefl early $11.00 11. IB; Odd lots natives $11,161 top mooled lambs $10 40; top ahorn lambs ahorn ewes $4.90 9 4 60. FINANCIAL WAIX STREET (Copyright, 19S0. Standard Statistics Co.) Stock market averages: STftRTED WITH CRAP G1E; HE IS WEALTHY James Nugent Crofton, Part Owner of the Agua Ca-liente Track, Makes a $0 30 10 (0 Indus.

Ralls Utile). Total Today 177.1 127.1 246.4 181.4 Previous 127.2 256.1 187.1 Week ago 1S6.6 134.1 231. 201. Year ago $26.4 133.5 225. 210.1 3 years 1S.

128.2 161.4 160.7 il years 112.7 107.2 112.5 High 120 102.4 141.1 206.1 Low mo 169.1 121.3 2ul. 161.1 a -Weekly average. Bchult Seaboard 1 Wears Roebuck Uv, 1 Oil 2 "Ct 16 Ai Skeliy Oil 144 Southern Cal. Edleon 41V, Southern Paclflo 34 Vi Southern Ry .101 Standard Boards II Standard Gas 101 standard Oil. Cal Standard OH, N.

Standard OH. N. T. 14 Stewart Warner II Stone A Webstsr 15 fttudebaker Tela. Agr Tag.

Corp Ttx. Oulf. BuL Teaas paclflo hji Tons Paclflo Ld. Tr II Tlmken 71V Tobacco Products 4V Trans. Oil 114 Union Carbide I IV, Union Paclflo 321 United Avlaltoa II United Fruit 4t United O.

A 1 4(V U. S. Ind. Alcohol II U. I.

Rubber Iv U. 8. Nstal II U. B. Steel 170V Ut.

Pow. 4 Light II Vanadium 103V Wabash 41V Warner Pictures II Western Maryland 14 Ve Western Union 171 Westlnghouse Air Brake .41 Vi Weattnghous 140 Vi lend TV Woolworth II Tellow Truck 31 Vi tening to him perform solo, learned how bad ha really was. After successfully fighting off several other aspirants, once nearly at the cost of his life, Crofton got tha coveted Job of ticket seller and stayed with the circus for a year. He Joined the Nary After that he took various Joba In department stores and alse-where, coming as far east as Chicago In his rovlngs, until war broke out tn 1J1T. On his brother's advice ha applied for enlistment In the navy and was put to work Installing machinery In tha famous ship Bear at Mare Island.

In It 10 Crofton returned to San Diego and got a job through Boose Beyers" dealing twenty- one at the old Sunset Inn at Tijuana. This waa the first real gambling experience he had, but when miners struck gold at To nopah and tha rush began Crof ton wsnt there and opened up a small gambling house. Too Inexperienced to bank tha games hlmsslf, ha hired a pro fesslonal and toon learned th ropes. Although that venture netted him only about $11,000, he had struck his metier and from then on his financial rise was meteoric He opened places successively at Mexlcall, Nogales and Naco, At Negales hs met Wirt O. Bowman and when, on returning to San Diego In 1115, he learned that Carl Wlthlngton, owner of border ccn cessions, had died, he urged Bow man to take over Wlthlngton's In terests.

Becoming a racing enthusiast, he acquired an Interest In the Foreign Club, Tijuana, with Bowman, which led to a directorship In the old Tijuana Jockey Club with James Coffroth and Baron Long Coffroth passed out of the picture with the building of the new track at Agua Callente which proved a brilliant success. $3 Limit at Tijuana During the winter season there are as high aa eighty-eight games going on In the casino during a single night Tha Tijuana place Is the least pretentious of the three places he runs and the limit there Is II number at roulette. At the Agua Callente casinos there is a limit of 110 a number. However there is a "gold room' at the main Agua Callente esslno where special games are held, when the limits are raised. It is at the casino In Agua Callente that Raoul Walsh, with the urging of Crofton, bought Qreyol from John A.

Coburn for 115,000, the hone that the next day won the Derby and a puree of 150,000 for his new owner. Once AI Jolson was sltttng with Crofton, when a f-lend on his wsy to the tables spoke to the black face comedian, "Jolson, you're In 50-50 with me on this game," Jol son nodded and forgot about It until a half hour later he was told that his Share In the loss waa 131, 000. Jolson la i. good lossr, says Crofton, but st that he turned a shade paler and hurried to the tables, watching the play. He must have brought luck, for they won back their losses and when they were each ahead they stopped.

S5. V-p, I CHICAGO PRODUCTS CHICAGO. May 1 (AP) Butter, 14,. 119: easy; creamery extras I6A4; stand, srds siira firsts I4Vi-36; firsts IIH-IIH; seconds 80-10 Vi. Eggs.

22,. 099, sssy; eitra firsts grided firsts 23; ordinary flrsta II; storag racked firsts II; storasa packed sitras 15V. NEW IORK COTTOI NEW TORK, Usy I (AP) Relative ly easy Liverpool cablea, reporta of fav. orabl weather for tha progress of th crop, and weakneis In th stock market seemed respomlblt for declines In eottoa here today. The demand for old srop Positive was Isss artlva than recently whll there waa conslderabls weak-end realising or liquidation and lottii south, rn selling of new crop months.

May contract sold off to $11.11 and th Now October to 14 11 with th close barely steady at it deolloe of II to 10 polnta Futures elosed barely staady, 11 to $0 points lowsr; II 19-10; July 14 31- 17: October 14.11; Daoamber 14.71-IOj January 14 II I. Nsw contracts, Octo ber 14 41-41; December 114.10; January 14 69-41; March 14.71. fjpot quiet: liid-dllng 11.40. POT COTTON KaTvT ORLEANS, May I CAP) Spot eotton, elosed quiet, 17 points lews. Sales 110; middling 16.71.

OALVETON. Mavl (AP) Spot eotton elosed eteady, 10 down; sales 161 bales; middling BOSTON WOOL BOSTON, May I (AP) A fairly good volume of business was transacted en 4 and finer wools of th Western grown lines during the past but only a few dsslsrs participated and demand was restricted to a few of th large wonted mtnufacturar. Little de mand waa received from too maker Some Interct was ihown In offerings of the new clip fleets wools for futures de livery. Offers of li and finer and 61, 60s war sbout on the- low side. tills on the lower grsdss bids were several cents below rangts of recant quotation.

BAK SILVER NEW TORK. May I AP) Par silver 43H. NEW MEXICO MINING NEWS New Mciloo Prospect drilling and ehovel op erations south of the Sierra ore body at the Chlno mines of Nevada Consolidated Copper Mining company, Santa Rita, New Mexico, John M. Sully, manager, have resulted In the addition of substantial tonnagsi to the company'! ore reserves, according to current reports. Continuation of drilling Is expected to add to the 20,000,000 tons of ore outlined, which It believed can be mined by eteam shovel, with an average of more than 1 per cent copper.

The New Mexico dlviaion of the company haa found It necessary to curtail productive operations considerably during the pait few months, both at Its mines and at the mill at Hurley, New Mexico. Announcement has been made that the Titanium Pigment company of St. Louis has taken an option on som 10 sectlona of claims at Lake Lucero, sbout 85 mile southwest of Alamogordo, New Mexico. It Is understood that the company seeks a source of sodium sulphate. It Is reported that silver and gold ore assaying from S100 to 3,000 per ton, has been discovered near Kingston, New Mexico, by Lewie D.

Hatcher and A. G. Stowe of that place. A new shaft is down about 100 feet It la understood that operatloni have ceased at th Norman King mine In the Steepleroclt mining district of New Mexico. 10 mile northeast of Duncan.

Arliona. Machinery used has been dismantled and moved from the property, and the mine generally abandoned. It Is reported that following un-water Ing of the ihaft. efforts to pick up the vein proved futile. A.

F. Black of Albuquerque, New Mexico, wag back of recent work on the property. A car of lead ore was lately shipped from the Royal John mine, near Silver City, New Mexico. Repair on some ef the machinery recently necessitated a few days' lull In activities, but work has now ben resumed on regular schedule. FIKSTA AT PLAZA A San Felipe flsita to be held May 81 and Jun 1 In Old Albuquerque will be staged In the Old Town plaza, Jesus Romero and Juan Zamora announced Saturday.

Plana for obtaining the Indian school band for the occasion hav been mads. The complete program will be announced later. FOR SALE weet potatoes, yams, cabbage, cauliflower, celery and aapara-rus plants, Mann Produce Company. Phone 207 or 8071. Box 404, Albuquerque, N.

M. 32-C. Nurseries PASTURE Phone 20S5-J. ROSES, cut fillers, plants, lantlo. 1483-W.

423 At- DAISIES, golden glow, chrysanthemums, larkspur, other hardy planta. 1110 South Broadway. 33. Poultry and Egg BABY 11 White Leghorn pullete. l6 South Arno, MONTH old Leghorn cockeiele.

Phone Ii4-W. STRONG, healthy baby chicks. 2U South Third FOR SALE Four weeke old Cocker la Phone Red 24JS-J-4. 210 WHITE Minorca chkkena and furniture. Phone Red 24I9-J4.

FOn SALE OEE6E AND Dt'CK KGOI- PHONE RED 2414 R-l FOR SALE White lghorn cockeroli. Ho each. Phone Bed w-Jt- BABY chicks for sale from three to five daya old. ltOi South Arno IHN BARRED Rocks, Reds, hatching agga, hens, rooatera. Wm.

Bleta, 431 Atlantic. 14II-W. WANTED To poultry and rabblta A. and P. Market, 111 South Second Phone AUSTRALORP black beauties, wonderful layera.

egga. chlcka, reduced prlcee 710 North Thirteenth. BAB? chlcka, hatching eggs, R. I. only; champlone since Wl.

C. Hay. 23 North High REDS, Barred Rocke, lghorne; 100 M.S0; Heavy Assorted, 18.00; prepaid! 100 per cent live delivery. Central Farms, Jefferson City. Mo.

SCPERIOR Quality Baby Chlcka All large breeda and White iinorca. Grade 111.00, Grade A $13.00. Buff and White Leghorna and Anconee $10 Ou $11.00 On orders of (0 and ft 50 cente extra. Tudor'a Pioneer Hatcheries. Topeka.

Kansas. REDUCED Prices Certified Chlcka. Trom 500 Esr Cockerels. Blicdtened. Per 1001 Lexhorns.

I.arjte Aesortcl An-conss. Rocks, Rede, OrplnKtons, Wyan-dottes, Brahmaa assorted 100 per cent live delivery, prepaid. Catalog Free. Dixie Poultry Farms. Box 150, Brenham, Texaa.

33-A. Rabbits FOR A LE Trio regTstere.1 Chinchilla rabbits, $15; squabs. Route 2. Box 85. A.

ACCLIMATED breeders, registered, pedigreed. Raywood Bunny Farm Red S4H1-J4 34. Money Wanted WANTED $:.00 on first mortgage from private party. Phone 2492-J. 36.

For Sale or Trade $1200.00 to loan on Albuquerque Rea Eatate. Phone 17 or CONFIDENTIAL loans, mede en da monda. watcbee. 104 West Centra avenue. 38.

Let's Trade MODEL T. Ford, trade for rabblta or chickens. 701 South Second. Phone 5S1-W MODERN five room adobo stucco home, built on lot 100x142 with chicken houses and runs to take oare of 1,000 chickens. Within city limits.

To trade for home In Heights, rhona 1137-W Mr. Vivian, 705 South High. DEATHS AND FUNERALS CAMPFIELD Funeral services for Mrs, Dora H. Campfleld were conducted from the chapel or the French mortuary Heturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Thomas B.

McClement officiating. Interment was made In Kairvlew cemetery. CHAVEZ Alfredo 8. Chavex, aged years, died Friday evening at his residence at Valencia, K. M.

He Is survived by one daughter, who was with him. Funeral arrangements are pending. Crollett's mortuary In charge. OOW runeral services for Victoria Gow will ha conduced from the residence of her son, 111 West Roosevelt, Mondav afternoon et o'clock. Rev.

H. O. Costalee officiating. Interment will be In Falrvtew cemetery. The French mortuary In charge.

HOUSE Funeral services for Mr. WIN llam J. House will he held Monday after, noon at 2.30 from the Blskemore-Exter mortuary. The Rev. H.

W. Malnne of the First Ch.lstlnn will ofydate). Interment will he In Falrview cemetery. l.TPSHT Funeral en-lrs for Mr. Mver Llpshy will be held at the chnpel of the Strong mortuary Monday afternoon at Rabbi Herbert Blootn off I-clstlng.

Interment Mil he msda in Nai Rtlh cemetery. The Strong mortuary in charge. SAAVKPRA-Merla Franclsa Perfects Paavedra died Frhlar evening at her residence, South Second street. She Is survived by her parents. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon nt the c'acred Heart church.

Interirient was st 8an cemetery. Crollett's mortuary, director. SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK Uencrnl Kales Offices 209 South Fourth Street Telephone 780 NORTH PLAINS COACHES Am(trHln-Tjrmrri-Alhaqner(ne IMvlklon Iollj Sthr-flols Leave Albuquerque TIJera Mori arty Palme Mllargo lucumcarl Joo tllen Rio Vega Arrive Amarlllo 1:80 4 at I'H 10 00 it to iL i i ii Coaches lave tlhmiiifrquc linlon Has lermlnal K. IF C. TO INITIATE Occasion Marks the Twen ty-Third Anniversary of the Council; State Deputy Warden to Preside LAS CRUCES, May Tha Las Cruces council of Knights of Columbus will celebrate Its twen ty-third anniversary with the Ini tiation of II candidates, repre senting Garfield, Mesllls, San Mi guel, La Mesa, Las Cruces and Mesilla Park, Sunday, May i.

The Las Cruces council will exemplify tha flret two degree and the third degree will be In charge of Stat Deputy Tom McCaffrey of Albuquerque and his team, assisted by District Deputy Leo Valdes, of Las Cruces. 3. I. Drlscoll. state detmtv of Texas; F.

Brady and Cleo cal- leros, district deputies of El Paso, together with 100 members from two El Paso councils, will attend the celebration. Walter C. Beraer. grand knlarht of Carlsbad, and Thomas J. Car III of Las Vegas, past grand knight.

are among the state officers who will attend the Th fe- tlvlties will close with a banquet ounaay night. COMMENCEMENT AT STATE COLLEGE TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK LAS CRUCES, May I OP) Com mencement exercises open at Stata College Sunday morning, May 11. w-ith baccalaureate sermon by Rit. R. F.

MImms, Methodist miniate of Demtng. Monday afternoon. May II, the senior class program will be given and at the same. evening th alumni banquet will be held with more than 111 mem bers, at present living In Califor nia, attending. Tuesday morning, May It, e4ti-mencement exercise will be held with Rev.

J. R. McArthur. ol Pasadena, speaker. Thero are II member In the graduating class.

BAD HEADACHE MEDICW1B VIENNA (UP)-Beeause et ai headaehe Adolph Schuler, Viennese locksmith tried to hang himself, but succeeded only In aiafc lng th headache worse. Th rope) broke and on recovering consciousness Fran found himself In the hospital with handsges around an ear which In th futur will make many a prize-fighter's "cauliflower" ashamed of itself. LOrTI ITaVn AFTO UNI Th orsngs colored ear Bngla, ST1-pliant Butt Dam ana Hot Spt.ngs, N. M. Uaet all trains at Engl, leaving Hoi Springs at 11:10 a.

to. an I'll Bk m. Oldest Dam driver, beat Dug. jar ob th Dam iloe. We drive st owe ears Write tor reservations et eoi pen.

BEITKRNAN BROS), ries. Ut Rprlage, V. IL 1 41 ml -s y.V Want Ads offer you Journal i 24. For Sale Real Estate LOT og Memorial boulevard, Parkland Hills, vary reasonabla. See owner, Cottaa 19, Methofllat San.

TRADE 4Saerasflrstclass farm land Just outalda Las Crucea, all Id eotton, for rldence, vacant lota or railroad frontage. 1494-W evenings, FOR SALB Two cur on lota Id Oallt N. U. Eait Logan avenoe Inqnire 401 South Fifth, pbona 1S-J. Gallup.

N. TWO GOOD BUT8 Tlva-roora, modarn brick house, laws, tree; also corner lot aultabla for apartment house ani whara ona la needed. Applr T18 South Second. 27. Ranches and Farmland! MESA land.

Phona J681-R. FOR BALE imall ranch with railroad frontaaa Boi T-11 00 Journal. WANTED To haar from ownar of farm or unlmprovad land for aalo. O. K.

Hawlay, Baldwin. Wle. THIRTI acre on paving," three room home, 3(00 eaej terms. Mar trade for good eltj property. Owner.

Phooa Ml. THREE acree Alfalfa, email houaa. will make dandy poultry ranch. $1104. Bmall eaah payment, balance 26 par month.

National inveatment Co. ONE and two-acre garden tracts; phona. lights ana power available; Just a few left; eaay terms; North Fourth atraat homesltes. J. D.

Keleber. Phona 410. to to 70 ACRES for aala. 10 mllea north of city. Under Irrigation.

Price 1500.00 caeh. Inquire Journal. ACRES near Parkland Hills and Dew Hoepltal alte. Bargain. Will eon-elder automobile In trade.

See Merrltt 131 South Third, phona tot or Bed 1411- JM. FARM La ile. large and email. Country home tracti, $10 00 down 1 1 0 00 monthly. Become Independent.

Buy now before prlcee advance. Sea Merrltt. Ill South Third, phone HI or Red 1411J-4 FOR SALE 160 acres of mesa land near 1-buquerque. For terms address F. C.

Harris, 307 Eatt North Raltimore, Md. 27-A. Summer Resorts FOR SALfci Oood log cabin with etoue fireplace. Addreae Postmaster, oold Hill, Colo. Cottagee at Ellis ranch, two and three rnome.

ell furntehed at $1') and 15 0 pr week. Less by nionth. Phone 11 SO 6S4. 28. Wanted Miscellaneous vTETpay caeh for old gold.

117 South Flret. TANTKD Second hand cupboard. Phona Sill. W. Miscellaneous For Sale BARBER chair for sale.

Phona 1493 I SAXul'HONEi. cornta Elite ma. Von, SaXIv 26 pound refrigerator, 6. Phore IS61-J iJEI.LY and prestrves for aala. 1017 North Twelfth.

frbli SAI.B Boy'i bicycle, good condi tion. Call at 903 boutn wa.ter. I A NO, washing machine, aectlonal book easee. unfold. HI West copper.

1NAVAJO ruge at lowest prlcee We aav rou money Malseie. lit eoum run COMPLETE set flituree grocery store at sacrifice, separate or complete. iv i Stanford. FOR SALE Garden traetore, Graham Brothera ton truck. Albere store, urn thun.uero.ue 1 BUT Furniture, Stovea, Clothing.

Mls- cellaneoua Merchandise. 100 South Sec-end. Phore viivni pnnnnfiinna Kaaiw nruar wloka. Albuquerque TirpewrHoi Ea ihange. Phone till Lloyd baby Euggy! hTgti ehalr, play pen.

library table, preesure (21 South Walter. "RED K. ELLIS, teacher In eaiopbon I tmmhnne. cornet, drume, atudlo forth Sixth. Phone 112S-W fa.N-FOOT and six-foot refrigerator and arocerv box at a.

bargain. I tddrese Box H-tcO. Journal. r.kt mhr fii. new.

Beds com- pleta. Small Desk, Chlfforobe, other rtWei cheap. l'0 South Fecond. OR SALE Four 32x31 windows, top sash, twelve glass 6x9, bottom sash in. condition Dractlcaily new.

Reason- Sle. 107. VALUING machine with dryer, Ward- way, only used three times, wiu eacn-iie. ITS. 00.

McClaln. 213 South Edith. 'hone 2180-W, "trvTcase elKht feet long and electric slicing machine; will well on easy rms. Phone SS4. vt.

AlhtKnierniie, N. AlUiE collection of Indian baskets SuO pottery made by Hop! and Marlcop. t.r. ninrtmtnt of Quad Yiara pottery Maleei'e 117 South First tTmCST new steamer wardrobe trunk, also 99 gause automatic Winchester tli excellent condition, for ilck sale. Apply Nortlr Fourth, IIhSp Monday.

Dogs and Pets 'OR iioaton'BuU Pure. Cheap. 6t7 pout fl WUiter. ST I'D-- Touchdown Tonl a epleDdld email Boston Terrier. Guariwell Ken- ELS Boarding, dip ping and betniny; O'jeton.

ie uji i ioi. polire puppies 'or saia. foot oi on pavement. 2l''L VnOAINS In Boston and English bull puppies. Also Boston terrier at stud hone 21 97-J or call itt West Col eve KENNELS Boarding nhirhinf Keedtna.

eare and nutation plaies us fat above the ordl- iry kent.ei. we invite your inspection r. and Mte Oeorge Oeaka. Phone DR. F.

FISH Veterinury Surgeon and Dentlat Proprietor Dog and Cat Hoepltal Bathing and 291 9 North Arno Ftreet i.ronghurat. Phone Red iiii-Rl-1 MODERN VETICRINAR1 SERVICE DR. FLOYD WTANT 119 WEST MtH'NTAlN ROAD Phone IC91-J I Household Goods 'HEE-PIECE viiikcr set, cheap. 2U8 outh Liartmoutli. 7fXirYouhrgYa' plaitCs'lib.

re-iterator, chest of drawers, good con- Ion. 4 Harvard. ITitnoM auilo for hale. 3 pieces, rea-lonaMa- Cull at North Fifteenth, FREE TRIAL ireka vacuum cleaner. 139 64 and Vt0.

Rsabe Mauger or Mrs. McClaln. ijil.W J.iJs (li 1 JTicl.er living room 'nie, dinnette set. e'Htonal book case, clialra, two kitchen cabinets new, range and gas and coal combination new, various other household 402 South Walter. Phone new mid used ilv.

dining and bedroom suites, port-, tewing bicycles, all aicrtrlc 1io, ruga, chairs, tables, rcfr Iterators, chest, coal ranKe, spring filled mst. ies. high clan at trains Webb Second Hand Ktoree. I' 8 1202 bouth iirtlth. Phone I Vw 1-B.

furniture Wanted RMTI'KE wanted Telephone "HAVE tle sh. let's trade Phnn. tm Mr Dees i rr, .11 hecntifl lliil.d fu't' Iture atii merchat.dtse thai la for sa AlbuuueM.ue. one tilers or a carioau Dollars a Year By KARIj MILLER NEW TORK. May I.

Dating? th visa to fortune of James Nufent Crofton from the dayt he ran a poker and "craps" fame during the 1921 (old strike tn Tonopah, the J5-year-old part owner of the new race track end concession at Ajua Callente, who Is in New York lookltif for a real rsce horse, has averaged better than $1,000,000 a year. Crofton shares' with TVlrt O. Bowman snd Baron Lonf the rast proflte accruing from the new fi tin' a 7 19 JAMES NUGENT CROFTON 000,000 track and from the Callente hotel, dog track, bath house, golf course and two gambling casinos that make up the Agua Callente playground. He owns another casino at Ti juana and four miles from Agua Callente, on the American side, he haa a beautiful home a large ranch, where he and Mrs. Crofton run a stock farm and raise show horses.

That's their real business now, he saya, In New York Mr. and Mrs. Crofton are at the Hltx-Carlton. They will visit the varlotia race tracks for about a month and Crofton will icout around for a horse that's fit to enter next year In the big race at Agua Callente, a race that held out 114.0.000 tn stakes to the winners when It wsa run on March Zl this year. Crofton himself gives that small venture in Tonopab as his real start.

His life before that waa more or leaa haphazard. Born In Center-vllle, on January 28, he lived there ten years while his father ttruggled to make a living out of the combined Joba of pro prletor of the town's hotel, livery suble, ranch, post office and gen eral store. He moved with his family to The Dalles, a tough town of 4,500 Inhabitants and 26 saloons, where hie father bought an interest In a little hotel, the Umatilla house. Then one night, when he was 15 he ran away. To hear him talk about it, there In his room at the Kltz-Carlton, brings up no picture of a scared little boy slipping out of his father's house at night trying to keep back the tears as he set out for whatever fate might bring him in the wide world.

Rather It oonjurea the picture of a self-reliant youngster calmly and unhesitatingly walking from that -house, never looking back, dry- eyed and unperturbed at what lay before him. His first Job waa with pick and shovel, helping to build a railroad, but he soon left that to work his way to Los Angules where he answered a want ad for a bus boy In a restaurant, in those days "Jim my" Crofton thought a bus boy drove a truck but the restaurant proprietor pointed out to hira his mistake as well as the near-est way out. He did get a Job In a restaurant finally, however, and various other ones between Los Angeles and ban Diego until, wlion he waa twenty, he married Miss Vera Emrle at Iteno. The need for a steady income then assumed more Importance and Crofton got a Job with Bar-num and Palley's circus, which happened to be In town. For awhile he was one of three bug-lars that performed nightly but ei me abruptly to an end when his two partner faltered for a VrifST AGOUr Wfc NEW YORK.

May I (By the Associated Press). The stock ticker recorded fresh triumphs tor the beara beturday In a tumultous two-hour session that broke all volume records for a Saturday and that saw net declines of to 18 pulnte In scoi si of leading Issues. In general, the pattern of tiro market resembled Friday a. There was heavy liquidation at the opening as blocks of $,000 to 80,000 shares, representing a large bundia of overnight selling orders earns en the market. A ghost of a rally appearsd after the first outburst bad been assimilated, but then the market staggered downward under the burden of enoiher load of last minute sales.

Transactions In the final $0 mlnutee reached the anormotig total of 1,627, $00 shares, bringing the days buslnees to 4.H7,B"0 shares, the largest for a two-hour day In tha market's history. An hour and $6 minutes after the closing gong the ticker taps printed the last sale. The character of the selling likewise differed little from Friday's. It was a repetition of the story of weakened mar-Kin accounts, perslatent short selling by powerful operators and liquidation by pools whose holdings of stocks had been only moderately diminished since tha market reached its 1230 peak early In April, And ones more there was virtually no covering at the close. So much action was crowded Into tha short ipa''e of two hours that the movement seemed at times to bs assuming more substantial proportions than It actually attained.

The price Index for 90 storks lost 6 8 points, eia'tly tha extent of the Friday loss, and the Individual groups rails. Industrials and utilities recorded changea close'y approximating those of the previous session. As Is uual during violent movements In either direction, the market was filled with rumors. Prominent professional operators were reported to havs turned uncompromisingly bearish. Some circles profeesed to see a political maneuver In the market a action, -pointing out that the decline reached lt g'eatest violence Immediately after President Hoover's statement on business.

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Indians, leicon Oil and Land United Verde Ellen. II 1 fit MH 1H 11 FOREIGX EXCHANGE KtW YORK. May I (API Foreign i-changs Irregular, Great Britain demand 4.83; cables 4 $11-14; 40 dsy Mils on bank 4.134, Francs demand 191; cables 3.92; Italy demand cables 6 24'i. Demand 194; Germany II. $1.

I IHEKTT BOM) NEW TORK. May (AP) Liberty bonds closed: Hrst 4Vi's 101.1$; fourth 4's 102.02; treasury 111. $9. GRAIN CHICAGO BOARD OF TKADE CHICAGO, May I (API Despite lively transient rallies, wheat Saturday follow, ed the etock market down hill, overwhelmed at tha last by heavy selling orders that cams rushing from eastern sources. May delivery of wheat broke the season's bottom-prlcs record and touched aa low aa $1.0044 a buahel, whereas the average value here from 1800 to Inclusive has been $1.21 1-1.

Contributing to weskness of tha whest market Saturday aa a forecast of frequent showers over th entire grain belt throughout the coming week. Closing quotations on wheat were nervous at nearly th day's lowsst level, cent to 2H cents a bushel under Fridays finish. Corn closed Vi to cent off, oa'e unchanged to Vi cent up, and provisions unchanged to cent down- Corn wsa swayed by the action of wheat and by reporta that corn planting la progressing under Ideal conditions. Oats owed their strength to shsence of any such heavy selling ss developed In other grains. Provisions went lower becaue of scattered selling which found buying support slow.

CMse: Wheati Miv $1. 004.44: July Kept. 1.05 Hi Bee, 1.10. Corn: May .78 Vi- July fep. Dec.

Oats: May .41. 41; July .40.) "Pt. Dec. .41. CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, May I (AP) Wheat No.

hard No. I hard 99. Corn No. 9 miied '9; No. 1 yellow, 10.

Oats No. 2 white, 42-; No. whit 40-41. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO CHICAGO. May I AP-USDA) Cattle 300; compare on week ago fed steers snd yearlings closed 10 lower sftsr bar ing sold oft SOo to on near record run Monday oloalng undertone firm; atorkera and feedrs weak to II cents lower; supply larger and demand broader; cuttera and common cows II to 10 cents lower; bulls showing comparable downturns, vealvrs closed about 26 off; heavy steers down most; Monday's run largest In April for four largeat for any day alms October last year; sx-trem top weighty stasis med ium weights I'glit yearlings ii.ii neirer yearlings bulk fat steer fit) n) 12.50; stockers and feeders $0 60 tt 10.60.

bheep nominal, direct; lata FridHy practical top wooled lambs top shorn raid for 97 pounds: for week 162 douhlea from feeding stations MS. 200 dlreit, compared on week ago rat ismhs fully $1.00 higher; fat ewes strong to 26 cents up; shorn swss $6.71 down. Hogs 1,900 direct; only a few loads offered; practically no choice 170 to 220 pontine en sale; beat price compared with one week ago motly II to 25 cents higher; shippers 6.000; estl mated holdovers all prlcss todsy nominal; butchers 250 to 10 pounds $9.46 8 10.15; pscklng sows $1.41 96(H pigs, 90 to 130 pounds 10.00. IiEWFR DENVER. May 1 (Ap.UfDA) Cattle calves 10; for week steer and yarllbgs mostly .60 to .71 lower; top $12 26; others $9 01 10.71: heifers .2 to .10 lower; top $11.76: bulk $9.00 A 11.00; mlied yesrllngs $0.26 11.21; tows .39 0 .71 lower; sll cutters steady; bulls fully .36 lower; vealers $1.00 f) 1 60 lower; aitreme closing top lieavv calves ,60 to $1.00 lower; sll classes siocksrs snd feeders 26 to 6O0 lower; steers 60 9 10.76; heifers $10.00 down; few cows abovs riiolce calves lacking; good kinds $11.00 ow n.

Iloga stevly on few offered; 12 pounds lti.50; 2i0 pounds odd lots light lights 29.00; few sows stock figs $9.10. Muep 6. 500; no sarly action; fed Umbo held above $10.25 or slightly higher; packer, talking weak to lower; Friday's sales compared to laat wsek's olos fad lamb 1 1.00 It 1 11 higher; sheep noml nal'y wsk to lower; shearing lambs 11.00 hlsher; extreme top fed lambs $10 on 84 pounds practical top bulk for week ft 10.26: few medium grade shorn natlvea $4 50 0 9.00; ewes scarce; common to near good $4.00 fl 6 50. California fcprlngera $10,75 with sort, few choice native springers medium grads shearing lamb IS. 25 IT KANSAS cm'.

KANSAS i May I (AP-USDA) i.att fc'i'i; calves soft; fed steers sod yearluiKs and fed beifera to ,71 lower; cows to .60 off; low cutters and cutters Headier to caster; bulla fully .21, lower; eniera 50 to $1.00 lower; weeks heavy eteei J1200, medium weigl.te 4H, yearlings bulk fed ateeie $I0 0'I a 12.25; light vearllnaii at.d fed heifers $9.10 0 11.00 slock'!" Hud fcedere 25 to 80 centa low er at 'ill 9 1 1 2ft. Ilnt l')0. steady, lop 11 10 on 111 to pounds Ho to pounds 19.41 0 packing Bows $4 60 9.00. M.ei if ne. for week, fed isnil-a $1.26 h'glicr; toiiichee unlive springers .60 up, ausie eisailj, Arusoa evrlagsrs at STOP NEEDLESS SEARCHING in ft eaa'tmeiiian i in tiiisil laaaaaaaaiailll ii'f I'll iiii VERY day the EMBARRASING MOMENTS tremendous values in all kinds of merchandise many things you need which others don't.

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