The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 13

THE BAKERSFIELD WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1939 Stocks Overcome Selling to Finish With Moderate Improvement LEADERS REMAIN ON PLUS SIDE OF LEDGER EW YOR'K A last minute. mark-up gripped the stock market today and at the close leading issues had gained fractions to around a point or more. At the opening there was a mild effort to rally and leading issues piled up gains ot fractions to around a point. Then selling developed to an extent, advances were cut or turned into small retreats and movements became indecisive. Brokers found little in the news to for the various fluctuations, ascribing them to the action of traders in switching here and there in an effort to find some solid spot upon to stand.

Transfers were around 800,000 shares. No group seized leadership at any time during the session although the rails, on the whole, turned in about the best perfortnance. Advances in grain prices provided a cheering note and Wall Street was likewise satisfied with Juno quarter earnings reports which continued, in many cases, to be betior than had been expected. New York Close (IT. 30- Ifi's 10'i 21 24 33 4 YORK, July 20.

Railroads Alchlson Baltimore! Ohio Chesapeake Ohio Great Northern pfd Illinois Central New York Central Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Southern Pacific Industrials American Can American Tel. Tel Borden Caterpillar Tractor Cities Service Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison Continental Can Corn Products Curtlss- Wright First National Stores Fox Films General Electric General Foods Hocker Products (loodyoar Tire fi: International Harvester Jnternational Tel. Johns-Jtanvlllo Montgomery Ward- North American i.Paciflc Gas Electric Pacific Lighting Phelps Dodge Radio Corpora I Ion Safeway Sears Koe.bm.-k Southern California Edison. U. S.

Rubber Union Carbide Carbon United Aircraft Warner Brothers Western Union Westlnghouse Electric Woolworth J. C. Penney Transamerk-a Metals American. Smelting Annoonda Bethlehem Steel International Nickel Kennecott Copper Republic Steel U. S.

Steel Vanadium Steel Tobacco and Sugar American Tobacco American Tobacco "IV Cuban American Sugar R. J. Reynolds Oils Atlantic Refining Consolidated Pete Shell Standard of California Standard of New Jersey Socony Vacuum Texas Company Tide Water new Motort Chrysler General Motors Packard Motors Studc-bakor Tlmken Roller Bearing 46 Equipments American Car Foundry 2314 American Locomotive Baldwin Locomotive 13 General Tank 51 Pullman 2S-J4 Stewart-Warner Los Angeles Livestock LOS ANGELES, July 2B. (A. Hogs, salable supply 250; steady to lOc higher; top medium to choice butchers no sows sold.

Cattle SOO; steers vor.v slow; few sales about steady; other classes steady; few medium steers few ycarllngH Mexicans $6.30 few heifers $7.25 down; r'nwn canhcrs and cutters bulls Calves 200; slow; fpw sales steady few yealers few calves down. Sheep 250; holdovers 428; all unfinished lambs; no sales; late Tuesday good to choice shorn lambs stendy at Los Angeies Cash Grain LOS ANGELES, July 20. (A. Grain quotations from the Federal- State Market News Service. (Price quoted are field run, in carlots only): No.

2 yellow corn, bulk, prompt delivery, $1.22. California wheat, sacked, No. 1 soft and hard white, $1.25. California barley, sacked, 44 No. 2 bright.western, UOc.

California barley, sacked, 40 No. 1 bright western, 90c. California yellow milo, No. 2, sacked, Cotton Futures NEW YORK, July 26, (A. Cotton futures swept into new high ground on active buying today before the pace slowed, down and top marks were pared.

Late prices were still up 11 to 14 points, with March ahead the outside at 8.67 and October 11 higher at 9.04. Buoying the market were continued foreign and domestic trade buying, short covering and large buying believed to be lifting of hedges. Unfavorable weather reports spurred other demand, Futures closed 7 to 13 higher. Middling spot 9.75 nominal. Melon Prices Watermelons: Truck lots San Joaquin valley Kiondikes average $15 per ton; average stripes average $16; Local Kiondikes and stripes average ton.

Cantaloupes: Local HBs standard crates 16-24s 27s 36s 45s' Saugus district standard 16-27s best 36s best few 60c, 45s Delano HBs Jumbo 27-36s Kern county Jumbo 6-9s Casabas, Kern county Jumbo cantaloupe crates 12s Honeyballs Imperial valley Jumbo 36-45s 1.25: Japanese melons, Riverside standard 10-16s Apricots, Peaches Royals Santa Cruz 3c; Ventura county 2i' 2 Arroyo Grande 2 c. Peaches: San Joaquin valley Hales lugs, per lb. 48s 2 c. 60s 70s 84s Elbertas 70s and larger 24s 96s Tuscan Clings lug; Beaumont and Yucaipa Rbchesters 48s 2 60s 2 70s 80s local Imperials 1c lb; local Bab- cocks, special packs 54s 7c, 60s 1 6c. 70s 5e.

78s 2 84s 2 96s 2 lugs, medium size 2 lb. 1. A JARt QUIET AS LIGHT GAINS ARE (Associated Press Leased Wire) TOS ANGELES, July Oil Li of California trading 1200 shares was unchanged at and Southern California Edison common was up to 28Ms to co-feature an otherwise quiet session on the Los Angeles stock exchange today. Petroleum preferred was up Vi to 3-1. and Southern Pacific at 15 and Transamerica at advanced each.

Ryan Aeronautical was down Vi to Oceanic Oil dropped 10 cents to 50 cents and Bandini Oil dipped Vi to At the halfway mark seven issues were up, four down and 12 were unchanged. Volume was approximately 0400 shares. Bandini Oil Broadway Dept. Farmers Merchants. Holly Development Richfield Oil So.

Edison com. Southern Pacific Transamerica Union Oil California ItvSi Coogan and Wife Apart Once More (Continued From Page One) KERN COUNTY RECORDS AND VITAL STATISTICS (Up to Noon Today) DOCUMENTS RECORDED AT HALL OF RECORDS CHARLES H. SHOMATE, Recorder Close Trust Deeds and-wife to Edw. A. Kelly et al, trustees for V.

Pierucci, $SOU, lot 14, block 1, Dc- scanso Park. Hansen to Title Insurance and Trust Company, trustees, for Fred L. Cribble and wife as Joint tenants, $345.31, lot 21, block Chester Park Tract. Aslmakis to Bakersfleld Abstract Company, trustees for Arthur D. Kelley and Htntie 7,.

Cran- dloy as joint tenants, lot 5 and portion lot 4, block 112, Bakersfield. K. Knight and wife to forporuUon of America trustees for Bank of America National Trust und Savings Association $4000, lot block 13, Skyline Park subdivision No. 1. Assijfiis rents.

Oil Instruments Deeds Leasing Corporation F. Metzger and wife grant to Bailey Gregory and wifo as joint tenants, lots 12 and 22, block 19, Highland Park. assigns to Louise M. Green nil in 4 of XE'i of section 4, SS.50. assigns to Mlna Giles all J.

Connors grants to Mar- rights in of SWVi of SEVi section 4, 29-29. Leasing Corporation assigns to Ada O. Blsbee all rights in SW. of SWU of SEVi of SWU of NE'4 section 29-2S. SI.50.

assigns to Marie and Charles O. Bauer all rights In of of SW 1 of SE'i of NE'i section 4. SS.50. assigns to William V. and Amelia Draper all rights in NVs of NWV4 of SW- 4 of SWVi of section 4, SJ.50.

garet Regina O'Connor portion section 34, 25-22, reserving easement for roud. S. Goode and wife grant to Goldman O. Blttirk and wifo ns joint tenants lot 14, block 1, Descanso Park. SS.OO.

Cnnip et al grant to Phyllis Olianneson. separate property, lots 1 and tract No. 1021. L. Gribble and wife grant to Ernestlnn Hansen lot 21, block Chester Park Tract.

V. Stock. and wife S.F. SLIGHT GAIN IN DULL 3S 10SH 4S 5 .4 17 1'J S3 -10V 0Vi (Associated Press Leased Wire) AN FRANCISCO, July stock market turned dull and remained Irregular In forenoon trading today. The only wide move on the San Francisco Stock Exchange WUB a drop of points chalked against Hawaiian Sugar.

Otherwise gains had a slight edge In number and extent. Up or better Emporium and Hale Bros, among the Montgomery Ward, General Motors and Electric Bond nnd Share. Pacific Can edged up to new high. Crown 5s lost Vi and North American Oil There was no forenoon trading In i Trnnsamerlca. Stock are just not amicable, and there is nothing else to fay about It." This Is the second publicly-known rift between the Coogans.

They parted early this year, Jackie start- Ing a personal appearance tour. While he was in El Paso Betty became 111 and was operated upon for appendicitis. He flew to her bedside and a reconciliation -was effected. At the time they separated Coogan sold the elaborate furnishings of their home. Betty's mother said Jackie's financial condition necessitated the separation.

Recently, Jackie accepted a $150,000 settlement of a accounting suit ho i brought against his mother and stop- father, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bern- I stein. Tho suit was based on his claim that his -earnings as a juvenile actor in silent films were used by hie father to establish a trust fund for him.

payable when he reached ma! turity. Crown JJellerhnch com Crown Zellerbnch pfd Dl Giorgio Kruli com General Motors com North American Oil P. O. K. first pfd Pacific I'uhlU' Pacific Stamlard Oil of Close 10 81 4 8'A 11 35 11 Los Angeles Hay LOS ANGELES.

July 26. (U. Hay, delivered f.o.b. Los Angeles, per ton; I'm No. 1 barley hay-(now crop), No.

1 hay (now crop), Alfalfa, delivered to J.Iynes or El Monte; U. S. No. 2 leafy, mostly U. S.

No. 2, ODD LOTS give the care and tcrvicc to Odd Lot transactions an we da to round lots, Odd Lot orders executed oa all important exchanges. J. A.HOGLE MKMIIM HKW YOHK STOCK EXCHANOS Los Anitltt Stack Kxchtngt MOS Seventeenth Street Phone 2240 Los Angeles Produce LOS ANGELES. July 2fi.

(A. P.1 Trading was slow. Cantaloupes and peaches continued weak. Cauliflower and Italian squash were firm. Beans, eggplant, sweet potatoes, red raspberries and grapes were easier.

Other commodities, were- mostly dull about steady. Beans: Local Kentuckys, pole yellow wax. Kentucky typ Blnckeyes ZfttfiiSc; Llmas local and San Diego county pole 3c Eggplant: Local lugs 9 to 12 tops Kern county, crates 1.50. Grapes: Kern county seedless IHff 2c. lb; Red Malagas Rlblcrs Black Monukkns Coachella valley Malagas lb.

Potatoes: Local lone whites, 100-lb sacks, U. S. No. 1 i 1.26(3)1.35; commercials No. 2s Stockton Prides, good quality $1.60 Russets, Sivnta Mnria commercials $1.50 60.

potatoes: Coachella and Kern county Jerseys, medium to large No. 2s 1W-2C; Ken county and local Nancy Halls, medium to large 3Me: No. 2s lb. San Francisco Livestock SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, July 26 (A Hogs, 600; butchers openec lOc higher; earlier top and bulk 17( to 220-)b. butchers J7.60; odd lots 140 to 160-lb.

and'230 to 265--lb. sorted out packing HOWS a'bout steady at Cattle, 300; calves, 10; very little action, undertone weak; package medium 905-lb. grasM $7.50, medium to good Hhortfeds held considerably higher; she slock scarce, steady; half load common to medium mixed steers and- heifers medium to good range cows salable cutters few fat duirv cows bulls scarce, quoted $6.50 down. Calves: Nominal, good to choice vealers and light calves quoted Sheep, holdovers, 150; shorn lambs Blow lower, wooled kinds lacking; dookn good to choice 75-lb. north coast springers medium to good shorn lambs $6.

few less desirable older classes steady, package choicer light shorn yearlings JO, medium to good slaughter ewes Dried Fruits SAN FRANCISCO, July crop: grades nominal. Claras, 20-30s 5V4c; 40-fiOs, 49ic; 50-60s (i()-70s, Sfl-SOs. iiO-100, 2Vic. Outflides 20-30s, 6e; 30- 40-50s, 4Vic; SO-fiOs, 00- 7fls, 3c; 70-808, 2 80-90s, 80- 100s, 2 Me. standards, choice, oxtnt choice, 7c; fancy, 7Vic; Mulrs, standard, 6'Xjc; choice, (r)ic; extra choice, 7Vic.

Thompsons In 25-lb. boxes, 4c; in cartons, fancy Thompsons in. 25-lb. boxes, 4 In cartons, choice fancy, 6V4c. Chicago Cash Qrain CHICAGO, July 2fi.

(A. wheat: No. 2 red No. 3 red (tough) No. 1 hard (tough) 64c; No.

2, No. 3, 64c; No 2 yellow hard No. 3 (tough) 6Zc; No. 2 mixed (He; No'. 2 mixed (tough) No.

3 mixed (tough) 59c. Corn 1 No. 1 yellow sample grade white Oats: No. 1 mixed No. 2 No.

2 mixed feeding 25c; No, 3 mixed 2G sample grade (tough) No. 2 white No, 3. No. 4, 27c; sample grade white Barley: No. 3, 45c; No.

4 feed 36c. Government Bonds NEW YORK, July 26. (A. closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange; Treasury 43-40, June. 103.8.

3s, 41, 106.9. 47-411, 110.21. 45-43, 110.18. 46-44, 111. 4s, 54-44, 110:1.

2n. 47, 105.28. 53-49, 106.30. 65-60, 107.23. Federal Farm Mortgage 3 1 64-44, 10U.20.

i i Nudist Camp Survey Orderedjby Sheriff (Associated Press Leased Wire) LOS AXGELEK. July iff's Captain Walter Hunter began an Investigation of nudist camps in the county today, as an aftermath of the suicide of Mrs. Dawn Hope Noel, 19, after visit to such a camp. "I have been advised there are now laws under which nudist camps. an such, can be regulated," said Sheriff 7'lugone Biscailuz, who ordered the investigation.

"The penal code forbids personal exposure in public place or where others may be offended, and prohibits conduct which disturbs the public peace or outrages public decency. "If we find activities at these cnmps comu under this law, we will act." C. Smith and wife to E. et al trustees for The San i Kranrisco Bank, $2900. lot 29, block I E.

Wlngland Square No. 1, tract X.i. lOSti. to R.ikersfieUl Abstract Company trustees for Charles F. and wife as- joint tenants, J1100, lot 29, block Wingland Square Xo.

1, tract No. lOSti. H. Jackson and wifo to Security Insurance and Guarantee Company trustees for Fresno Guarantee BtiilclitiK-Loan Association, S2600. lot block tract No.

1086, excepting east 2V4 feet thereof. Robertson and wife to Bank of America National Trust ami Savings Association, trustees for Lauren Miner and wife ns joint tenants. JSOO, lot 19, Piirk subdivision No. 1, Delano. Herman to Bank of America National Trust.mid Savings Association, trustees for D.

M. Herman and wife as joint tenants, lot 107, Alamo Park Subdivision No. 2. Herman to Bank of America Natonal Trust and SavItiRS Associations, trustees for D. M.

Herman and wife as joint tenants, $1200, lot 107, Alamo Park Subdivision No. 2. H. Boyd. and wife to Hank of America National Trust and Savings Association, trustres for I'Kvidental Life Insurance Company, lot 28, tract 5061, Dobrusky Square.

Assigns rents. A. Camp and wife and J. C. Ohanneson and wife to Corporation of America, trustees for Bank of America National Trust and Association.

$4000. W'A of of NEVi section 30, 29-28, together with one-half Interest In pumping plant site, excepting minerals. R. Knight and wife to Corporation of America, trustees for Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association. $4000.

lot 3. block 13, Skyline Park Subdivision No. 1. Assigns rents. 29-29.

assigns to Ralph and Mary all the i tenants. rights In NEU of SWVi of SWVi of L. Lowell grants to Donald E. Ilickok and wife ns joint lot Tract No. 1085.

JVKV4' section'4. SJ.50. assigns to Clarice A. Jordan all rights in NMt of SE'i of SIS 14 of SW'4 of section 4, 2H-29. 17.S03—Tho Texas Company quitclaims to T.

G. Harriman and wife. NW'J 9, NEV4 of NEVi section and NV4 of section IS, 25-23. to terminate lease. F.

Hudson and wife lease to Richfield Oil Corporation for term of 20 yearn, one-eighth royalty, of section 21 and of section 20. 10-23. Lnnds. to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, all miner- als produced from or underlying W'J i of NEVI of NE'4 36. 29-2S.

F. Smith and Associates grant to Jack C. Smith and wife as joint tenants, lot 29. block Wlngland Square No. 1, Tract No.

1088. SI.50. 17S36 Same grant to J. IT. Jackson and wifu as joint tenants, Int block V.

Wingland Square No. 1, Tract No. lOSfi. excepting east feet thereof. SS.50.

Frank K. Loustalot and wifo grant to Veterans' Welfare Doard of the State of California, lot fi, block Tract No. 1010. 17S40 Davis H. Briscoo grants to Harold E.

nriscoe. one-sixteenth interest in SK'4 of NEVi section 2S. 32-29. I'Nl Same grants to J. C.

Briscoo, one-Hlxteenth interest in same property. COURT CALENDAR R. B. LAMBERT, Presiding Judge Probates: Monday at 10:00 a. m.

Law and Motion at 2:00 p. m. Order to Show Cause at 11:00 a. Divorces at 10:00 a. m.

Tuesday. 17S26 Bank of America National i 17S42 Same grants to Alyia B. Sears. LOCOMOTIVE FOR MEXICO CALEXICO, July 26. (A.

65-ton Diesel locomotive, -capable of hauling -150 tons on a 1.5 per cent grade, was here for delivery to the government-sponsored Ftientes Bro- tantes-Punta Ponasco railroad In Mexico. Lis Pendens Kern County Lruul Company vs. Lawrence E. Karr, et al, notice of pendency of action to cjuiet title to portion NWH of NWVi section 18, 27-26. Superior Court, -Kern county.

Attachments 177S9 D. B. Newell, Constable, levies attachment in amount of S27C.25 on all rights of John Dvoroff in the N'i of section 32, 29-26. Justice's Court, Sixth Township. Kern county.

Requests Poultry, Butter, Eggs LOS ANGELES. July 26. (U. Butter Extras, 2Gc. Prlrao flrst.s.

24c, Standards, 23c. Undergrades, Candled Eggs extras, 26c; light dirty extras, 24c; clean standards, 22V4c; light dirty standards, 19Hc; checks. 23c; light dirty ex- tra.s, 22 cleuti standards, 19 Vic; dirty standards, checks, 17c. 15c; light dirty extras, 13c. Case count, ISc, Poultry Hens, Leghorns.

2U to 3U 12c. Hens, LcRhprns, SVi and up to 4 13c. Hens, over Ibp. nnd up. 14c, Hens, colored, 8'4 to 4 20c.

Hens, colored, over 4 and up, 19c. Broilers, nnd up to 16c. Broilers, over 3Vi nnd up to 2 1 A 16c. Fryers, Leghorns, over and up to 3 He. Fryers, colored, 2V6 and up to 3'4 15c.

Fryers, colored, over SVi and up to 15c. I colored, over Ibs. and up, 16c. Slags, colored, 15c. Old rooKters, colored.

lOc. Old rooHters, Leghorns, Sc. Ducklings, Pekln, over 5 Ibs. and up, 12c. Ducklings, under 5 lOc.

Old ducks, white Pekln, Sc. Geese, 15c Young torn turkeys, 14 Ibs. and under 11 IBc. Young torn turkeys, 20 Ibs. nnd up, 16c.

Young hen turkeys, 9 Ibs. and under 11 IBc. Young hen turkeys, 11 Ibs. and up, lOc. Old hen turkeys.

14c, Old torn turkeys. He. Cnpoiif. 6 to 8 24c. Cnpons, over 8 Ibs.

and up. 26c. Rabbits, No. 1 white, 3V4 to Iflc. Rabbits, mixed colors, to 4Vt Sc.

Rabbits, woolly, Sc. Uubbits, No. 1 old, 5c. Chicago Livestock CHICAGO, July 20. (A.

logs butchers around lOc higher; HOWS showing more advance; top $7.15: nilk good ami choice 1SO-240 Ibs. (97.10; most 240-270 Ibs. 270-300 HIM. fmv 300-S40 15.25(^6.75: light sows mostly SOO-350, Ibs. 400-500 Salable cn'tll'o 10,000: salable calves active trade, on all grades light steers and yearlings, especially kinds icallng 050 IhK.

down; steers of value sell at $9 upward predominating In early top stock cattle iteady, woarce; cutter grades and fat iows extremely (icarce, slow, steady; mils steady to weak; practical top leavy sausage offerings venlers carce and steady at Salable sheep, 6000; today's trade slow; Hjii'Iiig lamb nnd yearling mdertone fully lower; shepp ibout steady; few sales and most bids rood native spring lambs few latlve slaughter owes odd leeks feeder yearlings Ella wee Gladys Olds requests notice of default, under mort- executed by C. Olds et al, covering portion of block Lowell Addition. of Villa Agreements 177G3 Anna M. Newbrough agrees to convey to Mary T. Messenger for $2500, 'portion NV4 of lot 23, block James Arp Subdivision.

Mortgages 177S2 Irveri L. Wofford mortgages to Charles K. Timmons und wife for $600, lols 3 and 4 And of NWtf und NVn and of lot 2, in NW 1 of NEVi section 3, 26-33. Trust and Savings Association grants to California Ijtnds. minerals in and under portion section 30, 29-2S.

one-sixteenth interest in same -property. A'anderlei and wife grant to Jake Vanderlcl and wife AK Joint tenants. lot.s 1, 2, 3 and 4, block Northern Division to Bakersfleld. Maglnnls quitclaims to E. I-f.

Mapinnis, Chlcasha. Twenty Grand und Equipoise quartz mines. Reconveyances Abstract Company. trustees, reeonvey to O. W.

Shupp and wife portion lot East 17 R. Barngrover ciuitclaims to Tract Extended. M. E. Waggoner all rights In 14B of America, trus- i placer mine located in NE'i section 14, 1U-9.

Fisher and North Extension Soledad Mines Syndicate quitclaim to Golden Queen Company one-half (merest in The Duplex nnd The Duplex Wedge mines situate in section 6, 10-12. tees, reconvey to Frank H. lot and wife, lot 6, block A. Tract No. 1010.

Mortgage Company, reconvey to Alva Hackney i and wifo. lot 2S, 'tract No. 1001, Do- brusky Square. trustee? rcconvey to same Hackney and wife grant lot 2S, tract No. Dobrusky Square.

Judgments A. Slaughter and L. S. Trigg, doing business as The Doctors Business Bureau, vs. Charles F.

Johnson and Ida P. Johnson, wife, judgment for plaintiff In amount of $229.75. Municipal Court, City and County of LOK Angeles. Releases The Federal Land P.ank of Berkeley releases to Marv L. Tour- pin, ,4 of SEW, section 2C.

32-32. Bar Silver NEW YORK, July 26. (A. silver unchanged. Metals Market NEW YOUK.

July 26, (A. steady; electrolytic spot 10.2GW 10.37%; export HUG. Tin sd-ady; spot and niMirby. 4S.lid: forwnrrl Lead steady; spot, Now York 4.Sli(iH.90; Kust St. LoulH 4.70.

ateiidy; ICusi St. LoiiU spot and forward Quicksilver 87.00@90.00 Pig Iron, aluminum, tuillinoiiy, platinum and Chinese wolframite unchanged. DAVEY TO TRAVEL PHILADELPHIA, July 2(i. (A. bavey O'Brien, who flipped Texas Christian to fame last season, faces the prospect of traveling almost as fast as his passes in his first feu- weeks as a professional footballer.

The little weighs about practice today with the Philadelphia Eagles of the Natiofial Professional League. He leaves August 12 for Chicago to work with a group of college all-stars toward their game with the New York Giants August 30. BASEBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game At R. II. E.

PHILADELPHIA 9 1 PITTSBURGH 70 Hatterles: Higlie, Davis and Millies; Swift uiul IJcrrc.s. At R. II. E. BROOKLYN 2 5 I CHICAGO 10 IS 2 Hal (cries: Fitzsiinmons, Uutch- iusou and Pliclps; Dean mill Hurt- nclt, Garlwrh.

AMERICAN LEAGUE First Gtime At R. II. E. CHICAGO 8 18 0 BOSTON 1 9 5 Batteries: Dietrich, Brown and Tresli; Wude nnd Peacock. At Xew R.

H. E. ST. 1 8 1 NEW YORK .14 20 0 Butteries: Gill, Whitehead, Lawson and Glenn; Ruffing and Dickey. At R.

H. E. CLEVELAND 9 17 1 PHILADELPHIA 381 Batteries: Milnnr and Sewell; Potter, Nelson and Iluyes. At R. It.

E. DETROIT 3 0 WASHINGTON 1 6 1 Batteries: Ncwsoin and Tebbetts; Krakauskns, Carrnsquel and Guill- Hill. New Addresses AZEVEDO, Lake street (rear). BATTAGLIN. J.

Truxtun avenue to Stockton. BONDS, Myrtle 2109 Seventeenth -street, No. 12, to 1612 Twenty-third street. BLAND, R. and Liggett streats.

CHAVEZ. Jeffery street to Santa Barbara. ELLIOTT, Ernest Owens street to 1000 Kentucky street. FRENCH. C.

Jewett Lane. FftAZIER, "Eye" street to 1403 Seventh street. FORD, Robert Lake street. FRANCISCO, George, Sixteenth street, No. 11.

FLIPPEX, Sycamore street to 126 Warren GIFFORD, H. Niles street. GODDARD, C. Maria to 402 California street, Olldale. HOLLICK, Fourteenth street to North Chester and Roberts Lane.

HOLEY, A. Chester avenue to 118V4 I street. HENDERSON. Twenty- first street to 903 Truxtun avenue. HUDSON, Wallace East Sixth street.

HOLDEN, C. A street. HANSEN, Wilson avenue, Olldale. HOFF, S. Oregon street to 2301 Arlington street.

HOUGH, Columbus street. KLOEPPEL, to 1211 Sixteenth street. LTJTTRAL, Nelfion street. LONG, J. Decatur street, Oildale, to Tulare.

MONTGOMERY, F. to 1731 Blanche street. MCLAUGHLIN, street to 322 East Nineteenth stroct. NEWTON, H. Cedar street.

OAKS, South Bnkcr street to 3630 street. O'DELL, John Patch to 140 "Norris road, No. 3. ROBISOtf, T. Angfles to 715 street.

SIMPSON, C. to 1002 Monterey street. SIMONI, Sumner street to 713 Sumner street. STILLWELL, E. Loma Drive to 70ii Woodrow street, Oildale.

SCROGGINS, to 3722 Jewett Lane. STEWART, East Seventh street, Route 6, Box SMITH, C. to 3020 San Dlmas street. WHITE, North Chester avenue. WISEMAN, street to Santa Monica.

WILLIAMS, R. Truxtun avenue. Sacramento street. WILCHER, Loma to CIO A Grace street. WEAVER, L.

Loma Linda. WISE, F. "Eye" street. Electrical Permits N. A.

Thompson, J150, install electric range and service, SI5 street. Earl Pedersen, contractor. Nick i Mollnaro, J35. Install fixtures, 519 street. Earl Pedersen, contractor, Dr.

R. M. Jones. $1000. Install outlets, 629 Oleander.

E. Gartley. contractor Plumbing Permits Mrs. Porter Munsey. $75, water heater only, 2100 street, F.

Te- beuu, contractor. to Lee G. Boyd, and wife ns joint tenants lot 28. Dobrusky Square, also known as Tract No. 1061.

J. Schneider grants to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association WH of of NEW section 36. 29-28. together with one-half interest in pumping plant wlte, etc. of America National Trust and Savings Association grants to S.

A. Camp and wife one-half Interest and to J. C. Ohanneson and wife one-half interest In WVi of NEV 4 of NEVt section 36. 29-2S.

together with one-half Interest In pumping plant site, etc. Reserves minerals. County Land Company grants to John W. Heard, and wife, portion block 465-C, Bakersfield. Reserves minerals.

Joaquin Valley Development Company grants to Walter R. Knight and wife as joint tenants, lot 3, block 13. Skyline Park Subdivision No. 1. Proofs of Labor 'H.

Moore et al file proof of labor on The Big Horn mine. file proof of labor on Prosperity Lode No. 1 mine. Gerbrach files proof of labor on Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, Zuna Nos.

2 and 3 and Loop Hole Nos.8 and 7, Defense and Zubdah Fraction No. 1 mines. Walters files proof of labor on Gun Sight Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 lode mines. Corporation files proof of labor on Colorado, Amigo, Bviena Vista, E.operanza, Eurekn, Calsllco.

Belvedere, Orange and Essa mines. W. Nobles files proof of labor on Laurel-Rand group of lode claims, known as Omega Group Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, Clark, Beach, Alpha and Junction mines. Notices M.

Evans gives notice of completion of duplex building and garage on lots 27 and 28, block 2, Alta Vista Tract. Completed July 24, 1939, by M. T. CarltOn. Construction gives notice of sale to Yose- mlto Refinery, of steel tank and accessories, for $1759.05, to be Installed on section 2S.

29-27. D. Jones gives notice of completion of dwelling and garage on lot 8, tract No. 1079, Bakersfleld. Completed July 20, 1939, by Robert Ely.

17.S02—• John F. Meily et al give no- tlce of completion of building on portion 17, 11-12. Completed July 24, Ifl39. Location Notices Murray Nicoll locates the Whispering Hope lode mine in Sageland mining district. W.

Nicoll locates the Cottontail mine in Scody or Sago- land mining district. W. Nicoll el al locate the Pluto No. 1 ludo mine in same mining district. Milton Oberlander et al locate the section 10, 32-3!) in Unknown mining district.

Pardon et ill locate thfi 10, 32-39 in Unknown mining district. Orders and Decrees of Noble Joseph Pickle, dec-eased, order settling final account and decree distributing estate to Billle Irene Pickle and David Locy Pickle, each one-half Interest In personal property and lot 10, subdivision of block 9, West Park, together with portion of section 35, 29-27, adjoining Oak street on west. Superior Court, Kern county. Probate Calendar Tlllle Cain, deceased. Petition Charles A.

Cain for letters of administration. H. E. Schmidt, attorney. Granted, bond $250 surety, $500 personal.

Sarah L. Morris to establish fact of death of C. D. Morris a joint tenant. Harvey, Johnston it Baker, attorneys.

Granted. Edward E. Broome, deceased. Petition Sarah Broome for report and finnl distribution. T.

R. Claflin, attorney. Granted. Don E. Rogers, deceased.

Pelltlon Donald G. Kendall for accounts and final distribution. Kendall Howell. attorneys. Approved and granted.

Joseph E. Hlrth, deceased. Petition N. C. Houze for final account, discharge of administrator, extraordinary administrator's and attorney's fee.

Calvin H. Conron, attorney. Approved and granted. Albert Johnson, deceased. Petition Edith C- Bell for distribution.

T. R. Claflin, attorney. Granted. John Musselman, deceased.

Petition N. C. Houze for confirmation of sale of real property. Brittan Mack, attorneys. Granted.

and guardianship of Glenn Fuller. Petition of Loyal J. Fuller for letters of guardianship. Coker F. Rathbone, attorney.

Petition granted. James S. Plows, deceased. Petition Jack W. Hogo for authority to continue business of decedent.

Wagy Hulsy, attorneys. Granted. and guardianship of Otto Wernll, Insane. Petition Lena Wernli for appointment of. guardian.

W. E. James, attorney. Continued to July 31. 1939.

of James G. Dale, deceased. Petition Heather B. Dale for letters of administration or to assign whole of estate to widow. Wagy Hulsy, attorneys.

Granted. and guardianship of Barbara Hyatt, minor. Petition Hnrvey Hyatt for letters of guardianship. Borton. Petrini, Conron Borton, attorneys.

Granted, bond $750 surety, $1500 personal. and guardianship of Ruth Geraidine Vltello, minor. Dropped from calendar. Orders to Show Cause G. Steen vs.

Allen W. Steen, order to show cause continued to July 31. 1939. Kendall Howell, attorneys. Bergner vs.

Travis P. Lane et al. Order to show cause heretofore submitted. Upon giving bond of to be approved by court, it Is ordered that Injunction pending the suit issue. County Clerk's Office R.

J. VEON, Cltrk New Suits Gordon vs. Sam Gordon et al, for separate maintenance. Brittan Mack, attorneys for plaintiff. Schrclner vs.

Edna Penrl Schreiner, for divorce. Young Wooldridgc, attorneys for plaintiff. 338.11—Kern County Land Company vs. Lawrence Karr et al. to determine adverse claims to portion NW'i of section IS, 27-20.

AV. B. Bealzley, attorney for plaln- -tlff. Brockway Deuel vs. Joseph Ray Deiiel.

for and Injunction. Frederick E. Hoar, attorney for plaintiff. Aguirre vs. Raymond M.

Agulrre, for divorce, extreme cruelty. W. C. Dorris, attorney for plaintiff. J.

Fowler vs. Taft Well Drilling Company et al. for jmlg- ment of 11526.80. automobile accident. Edward West, attorney for plaintiff.

T. Nelson and wife and A. F. Oilman vs. Taft Well Drilling Company et al, for judgment of $16,284.96, automobile accident.

Edward West, attorney for plaintiffs, E. Nash vs. Martha Brad- Icy, for judgment of $10,000 and costs, false arrest. Borton, Pc-trlnl, Conron Borton, attorneys for plaintiff. H.

Nash VP. Martha Bradley, for judgment of $10,000 damages in false arrest. Borton. PB- trinl, Conron Borton, attorneys for plaintiff. Intentions to Wed Forest Augustus Neff, 30, Isabella, and Amy Louise Wildman, 23, Bakersfield.

Lester Wayne Dnnaway, 22, nnd Alice Irene Jones, 20, both of Vlsalla. Ivan Ciarkson Justice, 21, and Vesper Maxlne Duty, 18, both of Bakersfield. Emil Edward Penner. 2Si Wasco, and- Bernice Ellen Permenter, 20. Arvln.

Earl K. Johnson, 22, and Dorothy Irene MITler, 17, both of Bakersfield. Yoshlkazu Aoki, 35, and Chiyoko Kino. 23. both of Arvln.

Thomas Bryan Robinson, 20, nnd Florence Arlcne Conly, 22, both of Bakersfield. Rosenn Holland Haskins, 27, and Alma Loreno Cox, 33, both of Taft. Articles of incorporation M. Normandln, Bernard Mlemenz and E. T.

Nlekirk form articles of Incorporation of Midcall Oil Company, for purpose of drilling, for oil and other minerals, with principal office in County of Los Angeles, California. H. Roberts, Caro E. Engel and R. L.

Wilson form articles of Incorporation of Valley Cold Storage, Company with principal office in Bakersfield, Kern county, California, aggregate par value of shares of stock to be $25.000. Certificates Knlffen and wife certify to re-recordatton of trust deed dated January 22, 1929, executed by Grant Knlffen and wife to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association covering SEV4 of SWV4 and SV4 of SWW of section 36, 20-24, WHEN IN JAIL AND NEED BAIL Call Ball Bond Blnger Phone or 1635-R Probates of Nelson Cleveland Graham, deceased, petition for special letters of administration. Brittan Mack, attorneys for petitioner. UNION CEMETERY Furnishes MONUMENTS FLOWER CONTAINERS GRAVE MARKERS at Lowest Prices Monumental Display at Cemetery Entrance Office Within the Grounds PHONE 2237 Civil Lumber and Investment Company vs. W.

P. Ross et al. Motion to tax costs. Philip T. Lyons; Siemon Claflin, attorneys.

Continued to September 11. 193ft. vs. W. E.

Sholar et al. Order to show cause. Thos. Scott; H. C.

Mack, attorneys. Submitted. vs. O. H.

Sears e.t al. Order to show cause. Thos. Scott; West, attorneys. Continued to July 31, 1939.

J. Wells vs. Universal Credit Company et al. Motion requesting plaintiff to submit to physical examination. Clttflln, Dorsey Campbell.

A. J. Getz el al, attorneys. Demurrer submitted, motion granted. Company vs.

Central Valley Petroleum Company, demurrer of George Dahlstrom et motion for change of place of trial. Norhert Baumgarten: Louis J. ('uelho, attorneys. Continued to July 31, 1H39. Company vs.

D. D. Lucas, motion to file supplemental answer. R. W.

Henderson; W. E. attorneys. Granted. C.

Plerson vs. Homer Q. Uradfield et al. notice of motion to set aside Judgment. Siemon Siemon; John B.

Young Joseph Woolrldge, attorneys. Submitted. Anderson vs. Lucille Anderson, demurrer. Morris B.

Chain; W. Dorris, attorneys. Submitted. Laurence Abby, Henry A. Rivin et al.

Special demurrer of Henry A. Rivln. Frederick Hugo McKinley, attorneys. Submitted. Building Materials Company vs.

Sam Slate et al. Demurrer of Sam and Mrs. Sam to first amended complaint. Brittan Mack; Kendall How ell. attorneys.

Submitted. Riddle vs. H. L. Wald- thausen et al.

Demurrer of H. L. and Mrs. H. L.

Waldthausen. James V. Brewer nnd Nixon A. Borton, Petrini, Conron Borton, attorneys. Submitted.

L. Adams vs. Leta M. Adiims. Notice of motion to amend answer and cross-complaint.

Edwin Jacobsen; Hugo McKinley, attorneys. Dropped. H. Bewick et al vs. J.

J. Lopez et al. Notice of motion to appoint arbitrator, order to show cause. Harvey, Johnston Baker, attorneys. Continued to August 14, 1939.

F. Buaas vs. Calvary Baptist Church et al. Demurrer of W. G.

Jainesnst al. Harvey. Johnston Baker; Frederick E. Hoar, attorneys. Submitted.

re application of Willie Ng. Petition for order establishing birth. W. C. Dorris, attorneys.

Continued one M. St. Clalr vs. St. Clair Estate Company et al.

Demurrer of St. Ciair Estate Company et al to amended complaint; demurrer of L. P. St. Clalr to same.

Lilly, Osborn Durum; Andrews Kline et al. attorneys. Continued to July 31, 1939. Pitt et al vs. Ruby Parks et al.

Motion for new trial. Harvey, Johnson Baker; Edward West, attorneys. Submitted, Kroeker et al vs. George W. Jacks et al.

Motion for permission to amend cross-complaint. Borton, Petrini, Conron Borton; Wcntover et al, attorneys. Submitted. Nick vs. Martin Gut- unich.

Notice of motion for summary judgment. Wagy Huls.v; Hugo McKinley, attorneys. Submitted. Taylor vs. Mae Taylor- Ijemurrer, motion for change of venue, and to file memo of points and authorities.

J. W. Heard, Stanley Visel, Submitted. Gordon vs. Fannie Gordon.

Motion to file.cross-complaint. Borton, Borton: Brittan At Mack, attorneys. Submitted. O. Herpel vs.

Joseph A. Herpol. Motion to amend Interlocutory decree of divorce. W. C.

Dorris, attorney. Dropped, Divorce Calendar B. Wiseman vs. Ernest A. WiseiiKtn; Default by publication, annulment.

K. Lilly, attorney. Continued one week. L. Nichols vs.

Harold IS. Nichols. Default divorce, extreme cruelty. Brittan and Mack, attorneys. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted plaintiff.

Evans vs. Elmer Evans. Default divorce, extreme cruelty, three children. W. C.

Dorris, attorney. Interlocutory decree and custody of daughter to plaintiff, custody of sons to defendant, property settlement. Contralto vs. June Contralto. Default divorce, extreme cruelty.

Jackson Mahon, attorney. Interlocutory decree of divorce grunted plaintiff. Vina Robinson vs. Clarence Orvllle Robinson. Default divorce, conviction of felony, four children.

Claflin, Dorsey and Campbell, attorneys. Interlocutory decroo and custody of children lo plaintiff. Rhodes vs. Glenn Rhodes. Default divorce, publication, willful desertion.

W. C. Dorris, attoiney. Dropped. "Wilcoxen vs.

Herschel Wflcoxen. Default divorce, extreme cruelty. W. C. Don-Is, altorncy.

Continued one week. me Gregory Dublin vs. James Homer Dublin. Default.di- vorce, extreme cruelty, one child, Frederick E. Hoar, attorney, interlocutory decree, custody of child, $20 month to pRrtntlff, Turner R.

Pratton vs. Maggie May Pratton. Default divorce, willful E. Hoar, attorney. Interlocutory decree of divorce granted plaintiff.

Lee Martin vs. James Walter Martin. Default divorce, willful neglect, one child. W. C.

Dorris, attorney. Interlocutory decree, custody of child and $15 month to plaintiff. Elklns vs. Lottie Mao Elklnn. Default divorce, extreme cruelty, five children.

W. C. Dorris, attorney. Continued without date. Shapro vs.

Joe Shapro, Divorce, date by stipulation, willful desertion. Morris B. Chain, attorney. Interlocutory decroe of divorce to plaintiff. Flickinger-Digier I offers state-wide service; I feel free to telephone for ad; i vice at any time.

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