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fasre Seven March 26, 1929 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Market and Financial News years between th Ballou and Cavendar families, and that about a year ago Ballou waa almost blind ti by a shot which was fired at him from ambush. Ills assailants lu that attack war never apprehended. On th day befor Christmas, when Ballou came to Artesla from Ms ranch, he notified th pollc tl.at th CavenJars wet In Artesla and wer after titm. Th po lies were searching for th Caven-dara at tha time th shooting 33-A 31. Household Goods ON TRIAL FOR B1LL0U MURDER i i 60(116 I Tltll IS UCillGU TOP Two Brothers and Neph- ew at Carlsbad; Killing Occurred December 24 CARLSBAD, March IS Tbs trial of Qus Ctvertdar, Perry tntl H.

Cavendar, who are) charged Jointly with tho murder for th fatal shoounc of Jim Bal-leu last December 1 en the main ttreet of Artesla, opened hers Mon day, When the trial opened at 10 o'clock In the morning, the de(ene attorneys Immediately offered motion to (rant ach of the ao-cused men separate trials on a plea that the defense would not be the am for each man. The defense attorneys pointed that I'erry Cavendar Is 75 years old and that R. II. Cavendar Is IT years Old' Th court then adjourned until afternoon to deliberate th motion and late In th afternoon th mo tlon was rejected. Th attorneys for th defense are J.

S. McCall of CarUbad, and Joe A. Montague, of Fort Stockton, Ark. Th atat Is represented by District Attorney Judson Oiburn and his assistant Neumann Bujao. District Judfr O.

A. Richardson 1 on the bench. Th defendants and their counsel spent most of th afternoon In consultation and selection of a Jury will start when th court Is nconvened Tuesday The state will bus Its case on a contention that Gus and Perry Cnvcndar accosted Halloa on the main streets at Artesla and. while th three men fought. R.

H. Cavendar pushed his father and unci aild and, drawing a revolver, shot and killed Hallou. At th time of th shooting, It waa reported that a feud over a goat range had existed for many BRELANO LECTURE! LAS CRUCES, N. March II OP) Memory Book of th Desert," will be th subject of tht fourth of ths series of lectures by Professor R- a. Breland of Nw Mexico A.

and M. which will be broadcast over radio station KOB during ths first week la April. Ths aubject will deal with "Inscription Rock." CTLU COLD 8 CAN BE BELIEVED ths mosirr tu ot ABS0RB0 fark laboratory, Sea Antonio, Tesa GALL STONE COLIC Don't operate! Ton make bad Jo Ion woree. Treat rbe cause la sen-Ihle, palttle. Ineipenatve way at taotffe Writ Home Ilrtig Meeoaio Temple, Minneapolis.

for re. osnised oractlctng apedsilst'e preaerlB- tlon na liver and gall bladder trouble. fir literature treatment which ha bees giving gratifying results tot IS years. Sold under Monty-Bach Ooaf an tee. Clip this not NOW.

Ad. PAIN GOES OUT When Tysmol Goes In No matter whether your trouble la railed rheumatism, sciatica. nural-gla or neuritis, you can get prompt relief by applying Tyamol to the part mat nurt ana letting it boss in through the pores. Tyamol Is a pene trating, healing anaortient prei especially for all forms of pain. irepared nese and stiffness paused by nerve Snflamm tlon.

Kqually good tor tak-n the out of swollen, aching; Dints. Delightfully soothing. Con alns tin harmful drugs or opiates, t'lfferert from anything you ever Used. Sold by leading druggists. Always on hand at Urlgir l'bartuacf.

KstL Cash Keglater lt Path 10 L'niveraal Aviation It NEW XORK MONET NEW YORK, March 26 (AP) Call monavt Rtronat hlvh 14: low it rullnat r.i, cloalns bid 24' time loans: firm: mixed collateral u-IO day 4-4 month! 6, prime mercantile paper 1 ft 6. Banker' tcotptanceg 60 day IH 9 40 and 60 day 1 IHi 4 monthi tit tf 6 Hi month I (f 144. FOREION EXXlIANCia NEW TORK. March 26 (AP)-rorl6rn exchangee steady; quotation In cant: v.reai nritsin nemann 4S4T6; came 486H, 60 iy Dn on bankf 48os. France demand cable 690 16-16, Italy demand 623Vt; cables 6234.

Demand! Belgium 16.I7M; German 6369k. LIBERTY BOXTJS NOTV TORK, March 15 (AP Mberty bond closed: First 44'i 98.1j fourth 4 44' 66.26; tresaury 4(4' 104.04. GRAIN CHICAGO BOARD Or TRAD8 CHICAGO, March IS the face of acute wtaknesa of th stock market, (rain value Monday aeored upturn. Much of the buying of wheat waa baaed on th fact that prloe had ehown a decline of 10 cent at bushel In th last week, and that prediction ot rallies were current. Official announcement of 6.6 per cent Intended larger planting ot spring wheat other than Durum and ef 19.6 per cent decrease ot Durum waa made after Monaay trading had ended.

Tht was tru alao of government figures indicating that winter-killing of domsstlo whsal this leason hst been somewhat la than th usual avarai. Closing quotation en wheat war nr. vous. 44 to 1 cent la lit cent net higher. Corn finlshid It lo cent up, ost varying from cent decline to 4 cent advance, and provisions at 16 csnts set 10 rl" of ent- ri i.uu.

u. jiiKiier flivve for eorn uo- rived encouragement from a rather bullish estimate of the Argentine eorn crop, ill. 0O0, 000 bushels, an amount smaller man ine surplus or eitner or ine tw0 eson preceding. Shipping isle oeiv v-Hiii iiv.u.v ou.nvi.. vn n.l...

i. in iimiiu, vmiiui iii.i.ii. t.0,000 bushel to com to Chicago, Oata uveraqed higher ith other grain, and eriecieo soiiiewnai oy a (orecasi or uu- uv'kiuii wi.ui.i tin BevuiiiS). I'rovlsiou were meter, responsive to downturns In the value of hogs. Wheat! March 41 Is1; Mly (1.111; July 41.25; Sept.

412.1,. Corn: March Mar July OS 'i t-'ept. .694. Oats: March May Jul? .44: Pept. .43.

Wheat closed nervous, to 1 IVj rant net higher; oorn 14 to cents cata vnrying from cent decline to 4 cent adtanc. and provision at 6 cent setback to a rise of I cent. LIVESTOCK CIIICAOO CHICAOO, Mrch JJ (API Hog llf.O; including 25,000 direct; market mostly 16 to 25 centa lower) lop 61166 paid for an occasional load ot around 2ut) pound; largely an 111.66 11 0 market tor better grade hog selling from 160 to 820 pounds; butcher, med. lum to choice 2i0 to 800 pounds 811. 16 it li ioo to 860 pounds 111.

16 11.66: 1(10 to pound I1.00 II 44; 130 to 160 pound 810.86 11.60. Cat! I 19.U0II; calve trr trad low; teady to 86 rente lower; light in uredoniinat aiiDuly but est 1 1 1 I getting best ectlon: liberal supply of ine.lium light butcher halfei In run; un tier! one lower; best heaiy steer 18.8o yearlings 114 00; elnuHhler class, good aud choke te pound, 812.10 14 -j, lino to 1 1 Lf. a Lit 111(1 pound 81811 good and chokie led r.o lo ooo pounds I lS Ij.00; heifer, go-d and i-hol. a i I 1 COMPLETE furnishing of five room house, no tck. 60S JVorth Second.

FOR" "SALE At "a Moll flee, "five room! of new furniture; leaving city Phone 1108-J. DRESSER. 114; bed and sprint. range, 35; oil itova, 15; dining table, 110; all nearly nevv 301 Coolldg. WILL renf7wln machine, vacuum oleaner! and floor wagers, also 'em cheap.

Tha Exchange, 120 Weat Oold. Phone 1111 WAOHENER buy, aell or will trad trla hat for anything ha can get Id hi houaa. eat or drag off. 1 20 I IX-114 North Second Phone 76 RADIO, living room lulte, bedroom aulta, dining iiilta, dressera, dreulng table, lewlng machine, baby bed, kitchen cabinet, coal range, gaa range, beda, congoletim. rugi, Navajo ruga, gum, toola, tente, no phone.

121 r-orin inira T.IVlNti roomeulte. bedroom lulte. duo. fold. Singer maohlne, phonograph, electrle iweeper, dining table, beda complete, electric washing machine, cedar chest, 9x12 rug.

kitchen cabinet, coal range, etc, cheap; '26 Ford, 120? South Edith. BUY FURNITURE DIRECT No downtown heavy overhead expense and aa 1 represent many manufacturer I can 111 you these line of furniture at wholesale Only the beat factorlee In America. C. S. HOIT riNB FTJRNITURB 1T0I East Central 31-B.

Furniture Wanted WANTED At kind of ud furniture. Phone 4-W. WANTED At once, 11,000 worth of used furniture. Will buy one piece oi house full. Phone 47J.

H. V. Logan 32-B. Farm Products CABBAGE plant. The Male.

32-C. NURSERIES SHADE TREES and ehrubbery for gal Phone Men hw-ji. LOMBAKDY pijilar trees. 60c ind '6c. come and get them.

Mn. R. A. Con- roy, Loi Lunas, N. M.

FOR SALE AspXrasu roots, onion pianta, Mann Produce Co. Phon 2''7 or 2u71, Box 406, Albuuuenju. Nw Mexlcv SOME choice 4 to I feet gtnuln Staik trees on hand at bargain price. Come, look them over. W.

E. Martin. 619 '4 Pouth First, phone 1641. KKI'IT TREES Farmer, we are giving 60 per ctni off on all our splendid line I of tiuit trees, cash and carry, come ana see them. Albuquerque Nunrcrl.

I.e.id on Sunday. 33. Poultry and Eggs tUrk EYjsKS for sale. Red 24 3-J6. STItONii sturdy ceil If led baiy chliks The Lli.i.l roid wheels.

Central. 6S0i East UAllllED hatching egita. Phone Red 3409.J2. WHIT- LeghoTn hatching egg. 12 14 Forri'ster.

egK. 7 to Per setting. Phon Uu4-W. FRESII eggs, delivered Tuesday and Sat- urdnyJRed241S-R. HMKV chicks, Buckeye brooder, white Easter rabbits.

I'hone Ked 242J-JS. LE 600-egg buokeve Incubator, will take 210 baby chick or a coal hiirnins broader. I'hone Red 2407-R6. BABY CH1X. all breeds, any number one and two weeks old Chlxs to order, hatching K.

Schultx Poultry Tarda 1611 Virginia. FOR-SALE White i.eghnrn egg for hatching, from excellent high producing; itraln. 626 Indian School Road Phone isns-w. BARRED RUCK, It" I. Red breeding cockerels, hens, hatching citits; American poultry Aaaoclnt Ion certified flock.

William Bleu, 423 Atlantic. Phone 143-W. PURINA CHICK STARTENA Contains lots of buttermilk nd cod Ilvet oil; gives sturdy development and early production. Kutzscher Brothers 21 West lead A. Phon 14 FOiFbAITk C.

White Leghorn baby chick nd hatching eggs. Flock nd hatuhery accre.lited by Stale tlon. producers and blue ribbon winners; Custom hitching don. Gentry Poultry Hanch. I'hone IJ69 W.

P. Boi 116. PURINA CHICK CHOW Six varWie of all teel cut rraln. triple cleaned; low In molstur. gives Rabbits RABBITS for lale.

phone llll-ls. fOtt South Edith. "BETT 'w Zealand? RaYwood Bunny Farm. 35 Money To Loan CON FIDENTIA loan made. Diamond watches.

Jewelry. Gottlieb Jewell) Co. 104 Weit Central Rti tor ProBk Dae lor Keswlrj 37. Musical Instruments PIANO for rent. Phone 124-W.

V1CTROLA 6160.00 Vlctrola with an assortment of record. Vlctrola In eplendld condition. A eplendld bur fr 150.00. Will flv term. Phone 1061.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS A BE) YT A Funeral eenrleesj for Tlo-rlnda Abyta were held Monday morning at 9 o'clock at the Alameda church, Rev, Father Troy, 8. celebrated high mas. Burial at Ban t'arloa cemeiery. The Garcia a Eon Mortuary In charge, AP.MIJO Mr Bul Armljo. aged year, died Monday evening at her reside noi In b'andoval county.

She 1 survived by two daughter, Mr. H. L. fimlth of Lo Angel, ind Mr. Ambroclo Lucero of tht olty.

Funeral arrangement are pending. Crollett Mortuary In charge. ORAOQ Funeral aervlce for George Gragg were held Monday afternoon at i o'clock from the Garcia A Son chapel to the Falrvlew cemetery, where burial waa mad. The following a 'ted aa pallbearers: Charles King, John Apodaca Rel Albers. Bobby Dollnn.

Pete Wool and Jim Cado. Rev. Knudsen officiated. MARKS Funeral rvlci for Clume-elndo Mnrei were held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the Han Felipe de Nerl church. The Rev.

Fathr Boru'l officiated. Interment was at Ranta Barbara cmetery. Crollett Mortuary, director. I.eonel Nolaaco, Infant of Mr. and Mr.

Vivian Nolaeo, died Monday evening at their residence. 1025 South Williams itre't, after a few days Illness. Funeral notice lattr by Crollett Mortuary, RAMTRFS Funeral for Rebecca O. Itsm'ie will be held Tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the Spanish Methodist church. Hev.

H. O. Cosialee will offMst. Rurlal will male at Mount View cemetery. The Garcia 4s Sons Mortuary In charge.

RTHI Funrl aervlce for Ramon Rubl ware held Monday afternoon. I Burial at Palarlto. The Garcia A Bon Mortuary In charge. SAI.AZAR Antonio Ealaxar. year old.

ion of Mr. and Mr. Pablo Slanr, died Monday evening their residence, oi North Arno ttreet, after a few daye lllneai with pneumonia. Funeral notice later by Crollett Mortuary. SAN'CIIK7 Manuel Sanrhei, Infant enn nf Fells Bunches and Antonla 8.

Ranches, df'-d Monday morning at Armljo. N. M. Terraia Mortuary In charge, pending funeral arrangement. TROUTMAV Funeral eervlce fnt Mis Grace Troutman, daughter of Mr Ueorg Troutman, will be conducts from the chspel of the French Mortuary Wednesday afternoon o'clock Itev.

M. P. Cronln, 8, will officiate and Interment will be In Fanta Barbara came tery. GOLD BALL STAGE Tarnmrart tn Cleet DAII Drat Route to El TaiO Leave Tio onu-arl Norton I 41 Oradr 10 riaud 10:40 Arrive tlovl 11:00 Leave 6" riaude Orady 1:00 Plain Quay 116 Arrive Tucumrarl FARE 6JB.00 Convenient connection at Oovl with tage for Portale. Lubbock.

Roswsl and Amarllln. Bnlck Seduns rarrful Bad Omrteou. Irvr PHONES Turumcnrl Nlghf Phone I Oa Phone IS Clnvl Bus Station. Phnn II 28. Wanted Miscellaneous wanted Win tthTe pr high" $10 for full sets, tny condition; we uy crowns, bridges, gold, platinum, lil-ver.

Wtrn lletal Company. Whatever you email ad i this column will bring It to you with-ut tiresome searching, remember that ethers are reading this page Just aa you art; a 12-word ad citi only ets for a whola week, Phone It. 29. Miscellaneous for Sal CKDAR pot. Phong 2726.

fH'R pooTtable. 111 South Second, tRATlNQ LUMBER I tJi Se7lvre 17-V. CadVS diamond ring, a bargain. 4TS North Seventh. JaBT'S-high hair, I 1 lol South High.

Wo I-shaped ihow cases for lala. Raabe alauger Hardware Company EoNUOLEl'M remnants, 6a sijusr loot. The Exchange, 180 West Gold. FOR SALE Rubber matting, almoal new, reasonable. 619 at Komi, KaVAJO rugs al lowest price.

We yon money Malaai a 117 Bonth rirai lllLK Goata, prlr chicken and rabbit hutches, cheap for cash. 811 East Brll. FhkE Ebea 1 1 uTve 1 1 10 i a afr aii, never been uaed, reaeonahla. Phona JH8-N J. Joil SALE Moalar aafe.

Inside meaa-urement 2816x11 Inch; prlca fhone 124J, OOD working machine, Jointer mlira Box, Stanley nvimber 4, plana, 1 mnn Saw and acrew Jack. 1100 North Twelfth. iiAB HI f7i i a i a fr 1 i a. 60o bag delivered; airawberry pianta. Bay irood Bunny Farm.

IUd 2401.J4. iLHCTKiC waihlng machine, circular copper tub, eiectrlo wringer, both per-feet condition; HO Is lee for eaah. Addre M. E. Journal offlr.

LARUE collection of Indian baakou ant pottery mao by H.pl and atanoop Indiana, also large aaanrtmant of Uuart e'atsi. pottery Maiaei'a 111 Soulr, nrs barTaall tobacco ce, range, email heating atova hot water nrn, plate glau door, wlndowe. baby buggy, foi stool, 10-gallon Arum Phone 108J-J, JIANO, 6126, caah register, phonograph adding ate. teal rente, lalei, service Mr Hehm. Albuquerque Typewriter Ki ehsnge.

Phone 6272. Oppoaita pnat of flea. CASH register, large refrigerator, show case, eiectrlo washer, coffea urn, team table, coal range, gaa range. ga plate, hot platu, witter cooler, typewriter, eheck protector; no phone. 121 North Third.

li" YOU do not find what you want Bay in ihla column, phone and ti the Journal classified department hell, ou find It tb rough Ita anted to Buy' eolumo Journal want ads bring poilnvs results and rnst little iliCOND'hand typewriter, all makes, shot guns, rifles, offlcl desks, nfe, percolator and raaturant range, wire back chairs, camp beds, etnvei, tents, trunks, suit'-ases, phonographs, gas raiKsfl, launory stoves, radios, plant's, everything In furnltlure. The Exchanr. J20 West Gold, Phone 1111. 60.00 Violin for 120.00 cash. jno.00 Mamond for 4100.00 cash.

JS.00 Banjo for 612.60 cash. 108.00 Simmons tln beda complet for 0 ti 0 cash. Many other articles cheap for cash. I buy sell or trade furniture. Mis ellaneout merchandise.

i21 West Copjijr. Radios for Sale HRl'NSWH'K raaio and phonographs For demonstration call Albuoutrqu Typewriter Exchange. Phone 427! Opposite st office it A PI bargains Slightly used, Crosley Electric Radio, New Majestic eliminator, new PcrleBa Dynamic peakr, speakers. 313 Cornell. 30.

Dogs and Pets CANARY b.rds. North Third. MATED Canaries 1111 Wet' Oranltt. AIREDAI.E watch jlog, 65. Red I'OR SALE Toy Iloston bull terrier puppies for sale.

Henrietta lintel. 117k Knrth First sneer. FOR SALE BUck and' tan Police pup. four months old, best of breed Call 182'i-J. Vassar.

ANDREWS KE.NNE1 Boarding, clip ping and bathing, Boston puppies I i al South uf town on lnnl T'ETlTfor 'a'e; beatltif'il Collie pupp es, will make lurte suitable for farm tisen1 di'lightful pals for children. North Third, AT STt'D--yiilnn' Little Chief," Registered, weight 10 A real toy Blue liibbon Winner. Fee $10. phone 21B7-J. 5-'4 West Coal avenu.

EE KIND TO ANIMALS. ALBUQUERQUE DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL. 1009 SOUTH SECOND PHONE3305 31. Household Goods including piano. Leaving town riionc TIllll'K nip he.

I with leather chairs to match. 10:3 South Edith. $6.00 a Month -Plus 8 Interest ftlAKES $1,000 mm Wo havj a savings plan of Interest to anyonsv who can save $9.00 month or mors By this plan we guard your savings, Invest them In first mortgages on Improved real estate, trdd to them 8 Interest compounded, and at th end of a remarkably short time pay you $1,008 In cash. This plan, operating tinder supervision of ths stats corporation commission, la building savings for many people you know. Bend for this booklet which gives all th details.

MAIL THIS TODAY FINANCIAL WALL STREET Stock market averagaet 10 to Industrial Falls Utilities Today Prevlou day Weak ago Year ago High 1929 208.0 1)4 2 JJ.T 129 161 4 163.1 106.6 I11-' 114.7 169. 123 I 210.6 124 4 141 129.1 136.6 262.9 16.1 Low 1929 Total sal, 4,660,11 harea. NEW TORK. March tl (By the Associated Pra The itock market experienced the moat drastl break alnc last -w- i. li-aioc uu.

iu. ui money waa virtually cut off, forcing the rate up to 14 per oent tor the (list time luce July, 1920. Pool made a few futile effort to bring forward leader during the forenoon, but aa call money oiil alter midday they teppd aside and let the maikit akld dltslly downhill. bcoiet of Issue suld at the lowest price of 1929. The selling became an ava.eiich late In the s.aaion, and the ticker ran ter i minutes after the gong.

A little ahort covering at the close caused (everal rallies of two or three point from the day low. A total of shares changed hands during the eesalon, the third largest day' turnover et 1921. The Associated Prese Index ef 10 rails again recorded a new low for the year. Canadian Pacific lold dowa nearly eight point. Among a handful of atockj which moved higher.

International Telephone waa a brilliant performer, mouuua nearly nine point to a reoord price at 647. The commodity market were quiet and rather unaeltied. Colton closed 60 to 70 ctnis a bale lower on selling by stock exchange house. Grains ruled lower most of the session, but closed slightly higher on good buying let In the aession. Foreign exchange held steady despite the high Interest rate In New York.

The Dutch guilder again turned upward, reflecting the Bank of Holland In The Japanese creased discount rate, yen mounted nearly 1-6 of a cent to 40,76 cent. Ahumada 164 Allied Chemical Dye t.2'4 Amerada 1161 American Can American Locomotive American Power A Light American Km, Ref. American Kugar Am. Tel. Tel 112 96 ....110 -4 American Tobacco 1 Ameiicaln Water Work American Woolen Anaconoa Copper It Atchison .1074 Atlsntla Ref Baldwin Locomotive ltnllimore Ohio .....120 liethlehain Steel 96 Canadian Paclflo Central Alloy 4'H Cerro de Pasco Chesapeake ft Ohio R.

R. 216 Chicago Alton 14 '4 Chicago Mil. Ht, Paul PfJ '4 Chicago A Northwestern It. R. I.

124' Chile Copper 1DD Chrysler Coca Cola Colorado Fuel 66 Con Gaa Com. Can Cunt. Motor Corn Product Crticlbl Steal Du Pont Erie R. R. Kiei.chmann Freeport Ten 'JlMi 19 Vi i-K 86 C6Mi 71 46 General Eiectrlo General Motor Ocneral Hallaay Signal Oooilyear llrnham A Paige llranoy t'npprr (ireat It.

R. Ptd. llreat Western ftmar Greene, Cannes Copper Houston t'll Howe bound Hudson Htipmoblle Illtnol Central Ind. (ll Copper Int. Una.

Much. Int. Harvca er 1.10 4, 43 4 86 '4 8 71 '4 67 .184 Int. Mr. Mar.

Pfd 89 lot Nickel 60 Int. 1'spir 86 Kansas City Sotlthrn Ky Kei.ncrott Copper I.ehlch Valley 8UV, Mack Truck 'M Mitgma Murlnnd Oil 86 Miami Midwest Steel Missouri Pacific Montgomery Ward Nash Nat. Biscuit 41 73 '4 1 I .,.176 62 ...162 89', ...101.: ...316 66 Nevada New York Central N. r. N.

H. II Norfolk A tVeeiern North American Northern I'Uiiflo (it is Kifvator Pacific Uai Eiectrlo Packard Pnn American Tat. Paramount Famous Leaky 41 I'd, or A Ford 'ormxylvania By. 73'. Postum 66 lire Oil 24 Radio 9 1 Heading Kep.

Ir. St 46 It k. Crantla Oil It St. I. ntii A Ban Francisco ..111 Hchuit 6'ih 5.

almanldd Air Line 17 Hcnrs Itoebuck 14.14, Soneca 7 Rh" 17 4. Sinclair 66 Pltelly 61 Southern California Edison 6t4t Southern Taclflo K'l! Houthern Ry 144Vs Standard Oil, rallfnrnla 71 Standard Oil, K. J. IIS 40H mi la 42 171, 77 17 .208 Standard Oil, N. T.

Stewart Warnar Sludahaker Texaa Corporation Tessa Pacific Texaa Pacific Ld. Tr. Timk'jn Tolmcco Product Union Carbide 1'nlon By. .211 Fruit P. H.

Ittibber H. H. Hteel 177. Wabash Warner Bro Western Maryland U'eMern Union lr Ilrak Wcstinghouae White Hewing Maori. Willys Ovenand Wooiworth 6t, ....110 i1 ..155 4S 'U'" 27 2746 1.

ADDITIONAL STOCKS fumbhed by nvennrt rtieiene Broker. fmnel HnteL 0 OILS Flnrnadsll A 414 Continental 1 Oen. Asohnlt Int. Pete Louisiana Mid. Ktute I'a'-lflr oil l'ete.

I'leroe Producer Kef. Shell Slmrns l'ete Sun Oil Co Teias Texas Pacific Transcontinental Union Vacuum corrKita nutt A Superior 10 4 9 '4 IS. 4 1 41 I 1 21', 27H 1 I 69 74 1 46 .126 calumet, A Arizona I27 Calurnef Hecla 61 14 Cons. Copper 16 'ew Cornells 451 F'ark 'ah 11 Shacu' k-tienn. Cnlted Verde Et'n ii Verde Central I IMH STKIAId Cities Rene It Cnlurnbla 167 '4 C'irtis Aero 4X Cons.

Kllm Nstl. A Light Kiel: field Trans. Air Cnt Baking A 21 4 41 2 Vi-gO i 1 I 1 1 i I 1 I f'H'ilgood i I I i Spot ateadyj middling METAL MARKETS NBW TORK, March 26 (AP) Copper strong; spot and futures 14. Iron eteady; No, I F. O.

Eastern Pennsylvania S050 4J 1100; Buffalo 1760 1600; Alabama 1IM 47 nooi tin ea.y; pot and future I66T; lead firm; pot a aafa 4 a A A ca t7.wt,M.. aino rirm; aiaii di, i-iouis ipo ana suture 640, Antimony 167; quick eilver 1160. SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS. March II (API-Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 polnti down. Sals 43; middling 19.61, GALVESTON, Maroll II (AP) Spot cotton elos'ed te 'dy, 10 down; ala 161 bain; middling 11.01.

BAR SILVER NEW TORK. March 16 (AP Bar ell-ver 66)4. Mexican dollar 42 U. FIVE BANDITS HOLD UP GLEN PARK BANK AND GET BIG LOOT By the rnlteo" free GARY, March 15. Flv bandits, three of them carrying machine guns, held up th Glen Park State bank Monday and fled through town In an automobile, exchanging fire with a motorcycl pollcemirti, On the northeast sld of th city, they stopped at th horn of Mrs.

George Wood, changed their clothes and divided teh loot. Mrs. Wood was ordered to "sit down and keep quiet." In th flight through Gary streets, a negro was wounded and one bullet struck the headlight of th policeman's motorcycl. Bnnk officials, who were herded Into a rear room, aald th loot was between and $6,000. Tho same bank was robbed of $13,000 last fall.

PATIENT WHO FLED FROM STATE INSANE HOSPITAL IS CAUGHT T. 8. McFarlnnd, past middle-age, was arrested at a downtown Albuquerque hotel Monday nlfiht by Patrolmen Carter and Zumwalt urd turned over to the sheriff's office, according to a police report. At the sheriff's office It was anld tlist MoFarlsnd was lodged In th county Jsl. He wne said to be an ffoaped lunatic, who fled from th hospital for th Insane at Las Vegas, several days previously.

It was also said that a deputy would return htm to the state asylum, the next day. DEXTER FISH HATCHERY COMPLETE IN THIRTY DAYS nOSWKLT Mnron CW An ample Supply of brood fish for vv Mylr.i'. fleet ninrm iuiiery i icaiur, win vm ready for qlstrlliutlon aa soon as rant ha8 comnloted. Came and Flah commission said hcra ltonilnV. The hatchory, formerly a 12-: acre lake, vsog drained fiimdny1 and work will be started soon to lay the concrete dikes Into the lake lied.

Elate flame Warden' R. I Perry visited the place Bun-i I roniplt-ted within 30 days. Many I large month black Imss which can I he ued for hrncdln; ptirpoges wsre tnkon from the lake when It was drained Sunday. RAEBIT HUNT AT LAS CRUCES NETS ONLY W)0 ANIMALS I-AS cnt'CER, March 25 OP) Either the weekly bnnglti: of guns 1-ag driven tho "Jacks" to the tall and uncut, or the hunters are mak-lrr Inroads upon the rabbit peats Pona Ana county. The hunt Sunday on the Mobsman ranch near Memiulle, with scvcnty-flve hunters on the firing line netted Only 1 .000 rabbits, wlM9 on pr.vous Sundays the nunters nave orouKnt in upward o' 2,000 Jacks, K.

O. McAdams, who was high man, had only twenty-nine rabbits, snd Hoi by Amos had twenty-nix, which was shout half as many as the high men and the seconds turned In previously. Motor Coach Service between Albuquerquo Santa Fe' and Las Vegas santa rr. a 1 hi in rnut UAILV 4JNK AV. S3 00 A 61 P.

14 11 Lt. S. P. T. Terminal 6:14 lit 4 It tOp.

Le Ponds) L. PeVarga 1:11 1:01 4 II Ar, Albuqutrtiue 11:20 1:10 4:41 AM t.T. Santa 7 II 12:61 If. Alvarado 6:00 1:01 1:01 Lr Comb Hotel. Rlogilng and N.

M. Cigar titnre. 1:01 1:06 Lr. Francis, en Hotel. 1:14 1:14 it Ar Seats re 10:21 III 1:10 TICKrrS Alvarado, New Mellcc Clgsr Store.

Combe Hotel, Albuquerque. DeVargi and 8. P. Terminal, Santa Pa. Alao coach operator.

SANTA FT. I AS VEGAS DAII One Way, Hound Trip. 7.S Lv. Santa Pe Terminal 100 P. 64 Ar.

Laa Vega 60 P. 64 Lv. La Vrgaa (Cartaneda). A. 14 At- Ssnta Pe 11 00 A.

64 IK ELIS Csstaned Hotel. Meedowi lintel, Murphy'e Iirug Store and Win ter Drug Company. La Vagal) Varga Uotel and a P. Terminal, Santa Pe. Alio coach oserators.

SANTA FE I AMT Harvey car connect with all mate line train at Lamy. Pot information re. carding train eervlce, tickets Pall man reservation or motor eeeh sen, Ire and city transfer of perun ant hsggag Inquire at A T. Ky. Agent, Terminal Building.

I'lasa, Santa (Telephone Na. 41). qbe Santa Fe Transportation Co Uarvey Company Managemeat luts SL "anuarf 60.06. 10.80 6J0 p.ur.d down I4 86; eowa, and cholc 69.86 H-60; cuttr 8U.0O lit 7.60. Rational Guaranty Syndicate 713 first National Hunk Building.

Albuquerque, Gentlemen: 1 would like to see ths booklet giving details of your savings plans. Name Address in I i 811 West Lead Phon 1 I THE OLD HOME TOWN Stanley Miecp few early to out. siilei SLady to s.rong; chuli lernli 81 7 oO ts 11.76; alieou uuoiaule aeadyi feeding lunilis scarce; trady; la mis. ii and choice, si poumls dow 14 60 li nieoaiiii iiieiiuim to choice 160 pouud down 4-'0 H.oo, KANSAS (ITT Kansas cm'. MarLh Ji (AP)-Hog.

M.ttoo; una uneven; id to ti cenie "rt n.PP'i; packer taiKing it cent 'lower, poetical top on 1110 to 2.1g ipouniis, one Mud lu traders 111.40 early) omit lt0 tu itii) pound 411.16 I16ii, HO to 1,0 pounds 410. UU it 11.16; S10 to 3i0 pouiols lti.6 11.10. emu 1 J.froO caive fed er low; teudy to weak; light yeaning and she (lock fully stsnUyi bull unchanged; veal week to unevenly lower; weighty calve Mocker and feeders active; strong! hulk fed teer sliglbl 112.00 to (11.26; thru loads 410. us pound sluers 1 1 fct). bheep cllppei and odd lot sheep steady; po wuolad lamb sold ear ly; MiUlliig 2fi cent lower; top clippers 615.

otlier down to 114.60. DENVKR PENVRn. March SI (AP) Cattl 600; calvea Ion; uneven; early trade rather opening killing cla.K luily Meaily, packer bearish on 111 be- twnn she stock: early as lei fat tear IU.00 It MOO; halfeia $11. U0 12.26; top cow 110.26 ti 10.60; other medium to good louils til. as ti 10.00.

Hoga tru-e loads direct; four to Arizona; three to California; fairly active; sttady than mostly 16 tenia lower i nun Friday; bulk 160 to 600 pounda 610.60 10.60; top 11100 on 160 to 210 pounda. riheep 1,1061 lamb Meady to alrong, three cars fed wooled Ismbs to pa-'kers 66 to Hi pounds 116.00 (t 1610 flut; other held above 1 6 .25, freight paid springer car 16 pound slieat-lug lamba 1C16, frelglht paid. I.OS ANCrl FS LOS ANGELKH, March S6 (AP) Cattle calve, 800; largely steer run, mostly strong to 15 cents higher; other classes fully steady bulk 112.40 Including Imperial Valley at 612.60 three loads common light 110.61 9 11.26; bulk she stsck 64.00 60. lloga slow; steady; 1 load good Colorado 61260; bulk mixed butchers Including Callfonilaa 111.60 12.26; bulk "'Pl'ly unsuld; packing sows mostly Sheep 600; offering consist of four decks heavy wuoled lambs; nothing old early. KKW TORK COTTON NEW YOltK, Mnr.

26 AI')-Openlng declines In rsspons to favorshl weather heft and relatively easy Liverpool cobles were checked by covering end trade bujlng I nthe cotton market to--lay. There were moderate rallle. Trading was quiet during th middle of the afternoon with the active monthe how-In gnet decline of about sn to twelve Futures closed eteady, 11 to 14 points lower; Mny 2(1 44-4T; July 20 1-1; Ontobar 12. 67-96; December 20.06-04, OVEMXH'K, S1KVEN8 (XI. BItOKKJIS Stocks snd Bonds PRIVATE UCASKD WIRB Correspondnt rranclcn Hldg, Uan Bryan Phon 441 Pain Wsbbei a On CAPITOL STAGES Operating to HI I'ASO AMI KOHWRIX t.T Albuiiuer for Rl Paao 6:00 an Lr.

Altiuuuer a for ftoawrll.10 46a Ar El Paw I It p.ia Ar K'dwell I 10 na Ticket Offles! Sto, Combe and New Meilco Cigar Store No. I NOTICE NEIGHBORHOOD Druggists Grocers Butchers Increase Your Profits, Good-Will and Business by Having THE Albuquerque Journal New Mexico's Leading Newspaper On Sale Either Daily and Sunday or Sunday Only PHONE 66 CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT For Full Particulars r-C'JR REGULAR CUSTOMERS AND je I A STRANGER. VWERE SL-IQHTUY fcES HURT ToPAX, VAKEN NOAH BAXTER CPENED UP A BWEL OF FRESH ry, iW. SOPA CRACKERS SL fnr rnni. mrm -ibl'S 6) 14 Ford Ltd..