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PORK, Feb. 10 (AP) Prices briskly forward Monday in the arket. Steels formed rapidly vanguard for the advance wh ch average high levels for nearly 5 Frous metal group was firm from and the improvement spread to other sections until. in the most issues were 10 demand trading. er In the stock exchange was shares, compared with 2.567.590 the previous full session, F.I- Express Ap.

Lemical and Dye almers Can ..125 and Fdy. Car Alcohol Com. Crystal Sugar Sugar, Pid. Crystal Foreign Power and Locomotive Metal and Light Power and Light, Pfd. Fower and Light 5.

Pid. Power St. Rad'ator Smelter and Ref, Fdy. 30 Steel, Sugar, Ref. 55 Tel.

and Tel. .171 Tobacco Water Works Woo'en Woolen Pid. Cap Pid. eta and Santa Fe 33 Refining A-to 48 Corp. Locomotive Lecomotive Pid.

and Ohio 20 Creamery Aviation Steel Airplane uminum 18 Adding Machine 31 Terminal Hecla Wyant 32 Dry Pacific 13 Pasco 52 Ohio 513 St. Paul St. Paul Pid. Rock Island and Pacific Elec Pid. 93 Elec.

plal Credit Stal Investment 6214 Petal Solvent am Noirn 4118 311 Baking San 80 011 Del. roducts Fright ck and w. Match 39 Aircraft Kodak 157 Auto Lite POW. And Lt. R.

Tire and Rubber 33 Wheeler Texas 34 Asphalt 34 Baking Electric Foods Mills 55 Motors Ry, 8 gnal 48 Bros. 78 Pid. Co, 49 ust Ar Northern Pid Western Sugar Sugar lake Mining 533 Oil Sound Motors Motors tion Copper 74 rvester 49 Manville Pfd. Grocery 2 Valley R. R.

McNell and Libby 912 Myers Carbon I Trucks 34 ro Porcup 46 ne ninent Pacific 33 Chemical 98 Corp. 131 Pid. Register airy Products fort Tin Ward Emery N. H. Dork Western C.

7514 34 Dodge Fetroleum Gamble Baking Rand Tebacco ids Stores tuts Francisco Pid. Air 33 1715 Coal 1115 Edison 273. Pacific les All Gone Without Salves or Cutting (11 bleeding. protruding piles KO remove call Bad by making the affected flabby and lifeless. Snives 113 the because an can actually y.

correct Dr. J. 8, Leonhardt internal Pile med cine. fine record of sUCCeSS with a own practice he named it HEMButts Drug Stores and all drug suffe er Invite Pile su-isfied with the help one Pilot Who Found TWA Wreck Locates Missing Army Plane Captain George Rice. veteran TWA pilot, who located the TAT wreck in the fall of 1929, Monday reported locating the Army pursuit plane in which Lieut.

John T. Helms disappeared Dec. 30, according to reports from Los Angeles. Rice, who flies the Sky Chief. reported on reaching Los Angeles, that he had seen the Helms plane lying crumpled In the San Bernardino Mountains near Big Bear.

Cal. Ground searching parties were sent out from March Field, 60 miles distant. The TAT plane, lost for several days, after leaving here for, Los Angeles, was located by Rice on Mount Taylor, west of here, smashed, burned and containing the bodies of eight persons. Hollywood Produces Allred Movie Idea HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 10 (AP) Paramount announced Monday that "The Texas Rangers," a picture of the heroes and history of Texas, would go into production.

probably in May. Gary Cooper will star, it was announced. Gov. James V. Allred visited the studios after the Stanford-Southern Methodist football game, Jan 1, and sugge ted the story, Paramount executives said.

108 STATE OIL WELLS SANTA FE, Feb, 10 (P)-State Land Commissioner Frank Vesely said Monday that of 298 oil wells drilled in Lea and Eddy countles last year, 106 were on state lands. 94 on fee lands and 98 on public domain. Of the 264 wells in Lea county, 93 were in the Eunice field, 83 in the Cooper and Jal, 34 in the Hobbs, 28 in Monument and five in the others. METAL MARKET NEW PORK, Feb. (AP) -Copper quiet; electrolytic spot and future $9 25: export 8.80.

Tin steadier: spot and nearby 48.00-48 future 46.37½-46.50. Iron quiet. No. 2. FOB.

Eastern Pennsylvania 20.50: Buffalo 19.50; Alabama 15.50. Lead steady: spot New York 4.50-4.55; East St Louis 4 35. Zine dull: East St. Louis spot and future 4.85. Alum'num 19.00-12.00.

Antimony, rpot 12 Qu'cksilver 78.00- 79.00 Wolframite 15.75-16.00. BAR SILVER NEW YORK Feb. 10 (AP) -Bar sliver steady and unchanged from Fr.day, Feb. 7, at SPOT COTTON NEW ORLEANS. Fab.

10 'API -Spot cotton closed quiet, 8 points up. Sales 288: middling $11.50. GALVESTON. Feb. 10 (AP) -Spot cotton steady, 5 up.

Middling, 11.20. Bales, 400. Now WHAT'S IT'S A MACHINE THAT WICH I FEEDS THING SPINACH TO ME ARMY WITH PUT THE TUBE IN YER MOUTH- PULL THE LEVER AN' GETA MEAL market but as yet very little done; better grade lambs held unscenly and sharply higher: initial bids 10-25c up at upward to now asking and better; other classes scarce. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK KANSAS CITY. Feb.

10 (AP-USDA) Hogs 2500. 90 direct: 15 to 35 higher; most1y 25 higher than Friday's average; desirable 140 to 270 pounds 10.10 10.30; few $10.35 and 10.40: top small lots 280 to 325 pounds $9.85 10.10; sOWS $8.75 9.25. Cattle 8000, calves 1200; she stock steady: vealers and calves steady: stockers and teeders steady to weak: bulk fed steers of quality to sell from $7.00 to 9.25: few loads held up to butcher cows up to $6.00: selected vealers stockers and feeders. 6.004 60 7.50. Sheep 5000: 500 through; lambs active, 25 to 40 higher; sheep steady: top ted lambs most fed $10.35 10.50; n1- tives down front medium ewes $3.25 4.15.

DENVER. Feb. 10 --Cattle DENVER LIVESTOCK, 3000: calves 200: cows steady, $5.50 5.05: young kinds $5.75: cutters $3.25 4 25; talk'ng lower heifers, load bulls 10-15 higher, $5.00 8.00: stockers and feeders steady; western feeders $8.75 7.25: vealers 10.00 down. Hogs 2500; 13 singles direct; to Callfornia: 20 to 35 higher: 170 to 200 pound butchers $10.15 4 10.35 (top); 140 to 160 pounds up to good sows $8.75 9.00, sincoth $9.25. Shesp 8200; 1750 through; truckers steady to strong, asking strong to 25 higher on ted wooled lambs.

or up to $10.50 freight paid: indications stronger: trucked 1n lambs $9.25 10.00: yearlings $3.25 8.75; wethers $7.00: fat ewes $4.25 5.00; yearlings ewes to 7.25. LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 (AP)- (USDA) -H036-Receint. 100; strong to 25c higher; truckins Cattle -Receipts 3500; steers very slow, few sales steady: moht bids 25c ol more lower: other classes. steady; bu'k steers.

fed heifers. cOWs, cutter grades, bulls to $5.85. Calves--Receipts 400: to strong: top vealers, $11.00: vetendy, Sheep -Receints 300: steady: to good 87 lb. lambs, common lambs good ewes. $4.50.

BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Feb. 10 (AP-USDA)-All types of domestic wools in Boston were aunted firmly at or nbove last week's dell n3 prices. Sales consisted only of a few scattered lots of limited volume mostly of 645 finer territory and other western CrOWD wools, A little medium Virginia fleece wool was reported to have brought 46 cents in the grease, which, because of the light shrinkage was equ'valent to 41-43 cents In the grease or 78-82 cents reoured basis for strictly combing 566, blood Ohio fleeces. NEW FORK COTTON NEW YORK, Feb.

10 (API--Cotton WAS quiet today, but with offerings 1'ght and A moderate trade demand for near months Imparted a generally steady tone to the list. March was relatively firm. selling up to 11.27, or 10 points net higher while later months at the best showed net advances of about 4 to 7 points, but prices Inter reacted partially under scattered selling or realizing. The mid-afternoon market WaS quiet and steady at net advances of 1 to points. Futures closed steady, 2-9 higher.

THIMBLE THEATER Marriage Licenses Della Vigil and Jack White, both of Albuquerque. New Cars Morrow and Company, Chevrolet sedan J. A. Bergerzon, Ford coupe. Virginia Higg.no, Plymouth coupe.

Edward Rodarte, Dodge coupe. Alvie D. Co clasure. Plymouth sedan. Leslie Miller, Chevrolet sedan, P.

R. Wichon, Plymouth coups. A.buquerque Gas and Electric Company, Buick coupe. New Mexico Construction Compans, G. M.

C. pickup truck. Jose Ruiz, Chevrolet pickup truck. T. Davis Construction Company, Chevrolet pickup truck.

District Court C. H. Stanley vs. Maisel's Indian TradInb Post, Inc. Suit for $3,978 alleged due on wage contract.

Peter Cameron files petition for adjustment of assessment on lot 7 and west one-half of lot 8 In block 13 of Original Townsite. Says 1935 assessment Is $4070, while property on each side was assessed at $3150. Asks for assessment of $3700. Ulrich L. Hayes and wife vS.

W. T. Hedrick Truck Lines, Defendant fl.es answer to plaintiffs' suit for damages in auto-truck collision, saying blame lies with Wilbur Hayes, driver of car. Sam Trujillo vs. Rote Archibeque Trujillo.

Suit for divorce in Sandoval County court on ground of abanconment. Real Estate Transfers University Heights Dovelopment Company to Elizabeth Swigart, lot 17 in b.ock Univers.ty Heights Addition. Warranty deed A. H. McLeod, special guardian of Edwin Anton Wilimek, lot 8 in block 9 of Un.ver:ity Heights.

Special guardian's deed. Mabelle Lot Matthew to Albert LeRoy Matthew and wife, tract of land in Los Candelarias. Warrants deed. Mary G. Archer to Jameh D.

Stanley. east 92 feet of lots 5 and 6 in block 44 of Huning Highland Addition. Warranty deed. Hun.ng Castle Addition to Carl Bellgman, east 62 feet of lot 9 and, west 17 feet of lot 10 in block 10 of Huning Castle Addition. Warranty deed.

Juanita Sterner to Harry A. Becker, lot 7 in block 1, Unit 1 of White City. Warranty deed. City Building Permits Mr. Mrs.

E. M. Forrest, build tile house and garage, 409 Wellesley, $80C0. Mrs. Bull ngton, re-roof 601 and 607 South Seventh.

Wright's Trading Post, 322 West Gold, re-roof. Mr. Cole, build frame-stucco house and North Solano, $3000. garage. E.

H. Busse, build frame- stucco house and garage. 445 North Solano. $3000. Charles E.

M-Duffle, build three restdences, each co ting $3000 and of framestucco construction with garages, at 417, 444 and 504 North Solano. Daily Record Mrs. Hewitt Sought By New York Police NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (P)-Police authorities said Monday night that they had been requested by San Francisco authorities to locate Mrs. Maryon Cooper Hewitt, defendant in the $500.000 sterilization operation damage suit brought by her daughter, Ann Cooper Hewitt.

They refused to confirm or deny report that Mrs. Cooper was under police surveillance "somewhere near the city." "We will resist extradition upon the ground that the complaint on which a warrant is issued is 11- legal and void for the purposes of I the extradition," her attorneys sald. Is Served!" JUST PULL YEAHTHE LEVER, JUS HUH? I'LL THE LEVER TAY IT LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY It's A Big World, After All! THAT FELLA, MARTY, WHO RUNS THIS LUNCH CAR, IS GRAND. HE SEZ THEIR DISHES COST TOO MUCH FOR A LITTLE KID TO HANDLE ALAMOGORDO, N. Feb.

10 (P)---Three persons have been arraigned here before Tom Charles, United States commissioner, and held under bonds on charges of violation of the alcohol tax law. C. A. Prendergast was charged with possession and concealment of untaxpaid liquor; Laurance Kalish. with giving away a case of untaxed liquor; and 'Daniel Llanez with possession of four quarts of untax-paid liquor.

3 HELD IN LIQUOR CASES DEATHS AND FUNERALS ARAGON--Funeral services for Ben Aragon were held Monday morning at Armijo. Burial was in Armijo Cemetery. The Garcia Salazar Motuary was in charge, ARMIJO- R. Armijo, four-yearold con of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Armijo of Quemado, N. passed away bere Monday afte noon. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Blakemore-Exter Mortuary, BAILEY--Funeral services for John C. Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Bailey. will be conducted from the chapel of the French Mortuary Tuesday aft at 2:00 o'clock, Dr. H.

A. Zimmerman officiating. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial- Park. GRIEGO--Henry Grego died Monday afternoon at 8 local hospital after short illness. Funeral arrangements are pending by the Garcia Salazar Mortuary, HYDE-Puneral services for Mrs.

Emma T. Hyde, wife of Mr. W. J. Hyde will be held from the chapel of the BlakemoreExter Mortuary at 2:30 p.

m. Tuesday, the Rev. George J. Weber will officiate Interment will be in the family lot in Sunset Memorial Park. PAUI SON- The body of Mr.

William Paulson was taken by his brother. T. L. Paulson, Estancia, N. where funeral services were held Monday The Blakemore-Exter Mortuary WaS in charge.

REARDON-Funeral services for Eugene J. Reardon will be held Tuesday at 9 a. m. at the Immaculate Conception Church where mass will be celebrated. Rev.

D. P. Callaghan S. celebrant. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

McNernez Funeral Home in charge. RIVAS -Funeral services for Catalino Rivas will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday from 1708 West Marble to the San Felipe Church where the Rev. Father Libertine 8.

will officiate. Burial will be in Santa Barbara Cemetery, The Garcia Salazar Mortuary is in charge. TORRES- M. Torres passed away st hosp tal Monday. He is survived by his widow, five daughters, four sons, and his father.

The body wi'l lie in state at the family residence 311 West Pacific Avenue from 10:30 a. Tuesday until t'me of funeral which will be nounced later by the Crollett Mortuary. A Baby For You? If you are dented the blessing of a baby all your own and yearn for a baby's arms and a baby's smile do not give up hope Just write in confidence to Mrs Idred Owens, Dept. P679 Hanan Bldg. Kansas City.

and she w'11 tell you about a simple home method that helped her after being den ed 15 yrs. Many others say this has helped bless the'r lives. Write now and try for this wonderful happiness. Adv. MARTY IS JUST FOOLIN DISHES SO I I'LL BETCHA WHEN HE'LL BE SURPRISED FLOOR JUST GRAND TIM TYLER'S LUCK A Surprise Attack SOME OF YOUR PALS TRVING TO YOU GUYS CAN'T WIN.

SOMEONE'S TURK SUDDENLY WHEELS AND KICKS HIS THE RESCUE YOU, EH? WELL, THEY'VE YOU'D BETTER LET US BETWEEN AMBUSHED GOT A FIGHT ON THEIR 60 AND SAVE YOUR THOSE ROCKS PATROLMEN OWN HIDES YONDER ARE UNABLE TO SPOT THE CONCEALED GUNNER WHOSE MACHINEGUN SHOTS ARE SILENCED BY THE THUNDERING WATERFALLS TILLIE THE TOILER That "Grand" Feeling TILLIE, MAKE A CONTRACT OF SALE MAC, THIS IS ME. KLINK LET'S TWO HUNDRED WHAT. FOR SILK TO MR. KLINK AND MAC CAN AND HERE'S 'THE CONTRACT SEE, THE ATTEND TO DETAILS IT'S A Fore OUR. SILK AMOUNT TWO HUNDRED PLEASURE, Two IS 1 GRAND HUNDRED MR, SIMPKINS) WEATHER (TODAY'S REPORT) Weather report for the 24 hours ending at 8 p.

m. Monday, furnished by the 0. 8. Weather Bureau Station at the TWA Airport: Weather Conditions A great area of high pressure persicts over Western Canada, the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys and Gulf States, with sub-zero temperatures over Continental Canada, the and Upper mal temperatures over the entire eastern si.ppl Valleys, and with decidedly sub-norand southern area. Prescure is relatively low over the Rocky Mountain states, where fair weather and near normal temperatures prevail.

Very light rains fell Mondas over California. General Data Temp'ture Weather Station- Low High Rain at 6 p. m. Albuquerque 18 60 Clear Amarillo 16 42 C.ear Chicago -6 Clear Dallas 20 42 Clear Denver 8 Clear Durango 14 Pt. Cidy El Paro 36 Clear Flagstaff 16 52 Cloudy Grand Junction 18 Pt.

Cidy Kantas City 18 ear Los Angeles 50 68 .02 Cisudy Minneapolis -14 Clear Oklahoma City 12 Clear Omaha Cloudy Phoenix 40 Cloudy Roswell Clear St. Louis Clear Salt Lake oudy San Francisco 48 58 Ra ning Santa Fe 20 46 Clear Washington, D. 20 24 Clear Local Dats Highest temperature this date since 1893. 67 In 1926. Lowest temperature this date since 1893, 5 in 1933, Monday's highest, 80.0 degrees at 8:45 8.

Monday's lowest, 17.5 degrees at 3:40 p. m. Relative humidity: 8 a. 73 29r cent: 13 ncon, 30 per cent; 6 p. 22 per cent.

Tuesday's sun rise 6:57 B. Tuesday's sun ret 5:46 m. Tuesday's moon rise 9:57 p. Tuesday's moon set, 8:43 a. m.

E. L. HARDY, Meteorolog.st. CREMATION FAIRVIEW MEMORIAL PARK CREMATORY Office: 211 North Second St. Phone 1075 ALWAYS CROSS PRAISES CHANGE.

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Standard OIl, Cal. Standard oll. N. Sewart-Warner Stone and Webster Studebaker 10 Swift and Co. Swift Int.

Texas Pac. Ry, Texas Corp, 31 Texas Gulf Sul. Texas Pac. c. and Texas Pac.

L. Tr. Thatcher 38 Timken Roller Pearings Tran America Twenty Century FOR Unicn Carbide 78 Union Pacific Union Pacifie 95 United Air Lines United Air Corp. United Drug United Fruit United Gas. Im.

United Gas Imp. Pid. 113 U. S. Gypsum 101 U.

S. Industrial Alcohol 41 U. 8. Pine 8. Rubber U.

8. Smelter 0. 8. Steel U. 6.

Steel. Pid. Universal Pipe Utilities Power and Lt. A Sales Vanadium Corp. Warner Pictures Western Maryland Western Union Tel.

Westinghouse Air Brake 40 Westinghouse El. and Mfg. Woolworth Worth ngton Pump Yellow Truck CURB PRICES Aluminum Company of America ....101 American Cyanamid American Gas and Electric (1) American Maracaibo American Super Power Arkansas Natural Gas A Gas and Electric A Brillo Mfg. (.60) Cities Serv'ce Cities Service pid. Consolidated Copper Mining Cord Corporation Cusi Mex Elect: Bonds end Shares Ford Motor Ltd.

Gulf Oil cf Pennsylvania Hecin Min'ng 141 Humble Oil (1) Niagara Hudson Power Pennroed Selberling Rubber Co, Tenon Oil 1.601 United Light and Power A United Verde (1) BOND PRICES BOND PRICES Treasury Fed. Farm M16. 35 Fed, Farm Mtg. Home Owners Loan 35 GRAIN GRAIN CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE CHICAGO. Feb.

10 (API -Acute no that ceveloped in Canadian values Monday tumbled tre Chicago matdown to quotations current la camber before Argentina announced new minimum prices. Breaks of nearly 3 cents A bushel at Winn peg incisated that Argentina's acwhich virtually removed het from export field has been Insufficient sustain Canadian prices. On the collapse, wheat futures at Winnipeg reached fresh bottom record for the season. Wheat in Chicago closed unstable st the day's low point. cents under Saturday's finish.

May coln off; oats at decline. Grain close: Wheat: May, July Sept. corn: May, July Sept. Oats: May July, Sept. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO.

Feb. (A3) -(USDA) -Hogs -Receipts 3000; 35-50c higher than Friday's average: spots up more; top 810 80; 100-280 lhs. mostly 75; medium slaughter pigs, best SOWS. $10.00. Receipts 3000; calves, 400; killers rest ting unevenly higher asking prices: market very slow; steers and heifers unevenly steady to 5c higher on dull 88 buyers and sellers haggle over starvation due to storm: no prices: to sharply higher prices killers insist; best early $10.10: some held around few early tales 9.25: heifers also strong to 25c higher at hardly ft bulls, cows or vealers here make market: best bu'ls 87.00; vea'ers up to $13.00.

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The property is two blocks west of the present school on South Second Street, and is located directly west of the west end of bull Avenue. The cost was slightly under $1000. Owners of the property were Manuel Sedillo and Rosa Aragon. A school building of two rooms, under a WPA project, has been approved, and mone, Is expected to be available by spring. The new building will be the nucleus of large building which eventually will take the place of the present structure.

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