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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MARCH 11. 1911 SEVEN u to shade higher; natives, $3 ii 6.40; j CMC! n, ..;jai o.ia, ; - "f - . IRWuhBi ULir.ilnhHUh ; Wall Street New York, March 10. Stocks held t t)io prevailing level of the last few days through today's session. K was another dull day and the total (.f sales established another low record. In urh stot ks as Baltimore and Ohio, Denver, Rio Grande com Uioiv Louisville and Nashville and Western I'nion there was not a sale, iluring the session. Canadian Pacini' was -strong all day. rising to n net lilch record. Holders of Missouri Pacific were disposed to exact better prices on ac count of Indications that control of the property may not have been set tled so definitely as was believed, Ret ter understanding of the main situa tion resulted in some Improvement in Mexican Railway shares. The Vnlted States Steel Corpora tion's report of unfilled orders nt the end of February showing a gain of nearly 290.000 tons, was accepted favorably. Traders bought shares freely during the morning, expecting a more marKeil increase man was snown, ami steel common sold oft on publication figures. The drop in steel arrested the slow improvement which was In process through the rest of the list. Known money movement of the week indicates a loss In cash by the banks, the first In several months. The loss to interior and to the sub-treasury Is estimated at more than $4,000, 000. Closing stocks: Alloucz 84 .Amalgamated Copper 02 Vi American Zinc, Lead and Sm.. 14 '4 Arizona Commercial 14 Atlantic 4 Bo, and Curb Cop. and Sll. Mg 1 - 1i Butte Coalition . . f 1" '.j Calumet and Arizona 51'j Calumet and Hecla 503 Centennial 1 2 Vi Copper Range Con. Co 65 lb East Uiitte Cop. .Mine 12 Franklin lilroux Consolidated 5 15-16 Granby Consolidated . . 33 C.icene Cananea 5 1-10 Isle ltoyulle (Copper) 1 2 ' Kerr Lake 6 7-16 Luke Copper 33 La Salle Copper 4 Vi Miami Copper ' 19 H Mohawk 43 4 Nevada Consolidated 15', Nipisslug Mines 1 0 Ta North liutte 28 H North Lake 6 V4 old Dominion , 3S Osceola U0 l'arrott (Silver and Cop.) 118 Quiney 67 Shannon , . 1 0 Superior 36 , Superior and Boston Mln 4 Suocrior ami Pitt- -Cop. 4 .t Tamarack 41 U. S. Sin. Itef. and Min 34 do preferred 47 li Vtah Consolidated 13U Vtah Copper Co 4 4 14 "Winona 7 Wolverine 118 A Ills Chalmers, pfd Amalgamated Copper American Agricultural American Roct Sugar American Can American Car and Foundry 30 to 3.1 . . . 62 54' 41 !4 f2'i 54 23 2 m 10 Vi 38 7414 American Cotton Oil American Hide and Leather pfd American Ice Securities American Linseed American Locomotive American Smelting and Refining do preferred 10314 American Steel Foundries 4 7 American Sugar Refining ,....118 American Tel. and Tel 141' Tobacco, pfd 7 'i American American Woolen ii', Anaconda Mining Co 38 li 10 vi Atchison do preferred Atlantic Coast Line I u i ; 120 Baltimore and Ohio 103 '4 Bethlehem Steel ...... Brooklyn Rapid Transit Canadian Pacific Central Leather do preferred Central of New Jersey Chesapeake, and Ohio . Chicago mid Alton . . . . 30 . 76 .215 . 28-14 . 09 .270 . 81 i (a 32 4 Chicago Great Western .... do preferred ClilcHgo and North Western Chicago. Mil. und St. Paul. . 21 . 43h .114 .120 Va C, C, C. and St. Louis S (fi C 3 Coorado Fuel and Iron 32 Vi Colorado and Southern 54 Consolidated Gas 140 Corn Products , 13 Delaware and Hudson .'. 163'i Denver and Rio Grande 8 lis do preferred 70 ' Distillers' Securities 35 Ki le 28 y do first preferred 47!i do second preferred 36 General Klectrlc 14 7 4-1 ." 0 Great Northern old .'.l'-4'i Great Northern Ore Ctfs 591; Illinois) Central 134 Inter-borongh-Met l1i do preferred 51 Inter Harvester' . ; 11514 liitcr-Marlnc pfd 13 International Paper " International Pump 40l(. Iowa Central 1 K- Kansas City Southern 33 li do preferred H'4 Laclede Gas HOVi I-oiiisvllli. and Nashville 1434 Minneapolis and St. Louis 25 ! Minn., St. P. and Sault Ste. M..147 Missouri, Kansas and Texas... 32 do preferred fifi V i'ssourl Pacific 55 National Biscuit 122 National Lead 5.1 x"tl Itys. or Mexico. 2nd pTd.. 36 New York Central York, Onuirio and Western 41 Norfolk and Western 105 N,"th American 70 Northern Pat Ifle 121 I'aelfic Mail 2 4'i I'eniis.vlvnnla . . ', 125i I'eopb.'B ;,,(, I 0.1 1, I'lttsbnrg. c. C. and St. l.ouls.5 li 97 'i IttKlnirg Coal Pressed Steel Car ''oilman Palace Car Hallway Steel Sorlnn 194 3214 159 I'M: 'tending . . 1 T,4 i Republic Siecl 32 preferred 9S; Kock island Co do preferred St. Louis and S. Fran., 2nd 2 'J r.s u 41 pfd m. Louis southwestern do preferred , Sloss Sheffield Steel and Iron Southern Pacific Southern Railway do preferred Tennessee Copper Texas and Pacific Toledo, St. Louis anil West. . do preferred Union Pacific do preferred United States Realty United States Rubber United States Steel do preferred Utah Copper Virginia Carolina Chemical . Wahash do preferred Western Maryland . I'll . .j . 52 .115B . 20 . 64 . 36i . 2S . 50 .172' . SO . 67'i . 40- . 76 , .118 .. 4l'i . . 17'1, . 37; . 50: Wcstinghouse Electric Western Union Lehigh Valley 66 iC'.l.'i 71 171 :i Total shares sold today, 16,300. Bonds were steady; par value, J2, 112,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Chicago Board of Trade Chicago. March 10. Fear concern ing Hessian fly in parts of Illinois and Indiana sent wheat soaring today. To day's reports of abnormally hot weather had ft similar effect. In con sequence tho market closed strong, 1 1-4c to 1 5-8 (fie 1 3-4e higher than last night. Latest figures showed an advance too in every other leading staple corn, S-4c to 1 l-8c; oats' 3-8c to 3-4fj'7-8e, and hog products, 2 1-2 (ft 5c to 17 l-2c to 20c. May wheat ranged between 98 l-Sc ind 90 7-Sc, closing 1 l-4e up at 90 3-4c. May corn fluctuated from 48 7-8c trt 50c and closed steady at 40 7-8c, n rise f Uri'll-Se over last night. No. 2 yellow closed at 47 1 -4 ff 47 3-4c. High and low limits for May oats were 31 l-4c and 30 3-830 l-2c, with close 3-47-8c above the figures of the last sales current twenty-four hours before. Higher hogs nnd grain and better call for meats south made provisions firm. The final outcome was a gnin ill around. Pork was 12 l-2c to 17 1-2 20c up. lard. 2 1-2fi'5c. and ribs, 5c to 7 1-2 10o higher. St. Louis Wool St. Louis, MarcJiJiPj Wool was un changed; nredium "grades, combing and clothing, 20 1-2 23c; light fine, 17(i19e; heavy fine, 15(filic; tub washed, 20 ft 3.1c. Sales of Sheepskins In London. Tamdon, March 10. A sale of Curie of Good Hope and Natal sheepskins was held here today. There were 2,118 skins offered, of which 173,510 were sold. The selection was poor, but competition was fair and prices ranged from unchanged to 1-4 higher except for short coarse, which was 1-4 lower. HUSTON WOOL MARKKr. Iloston, March 10. The Commer cial Rulletin tomorrow will say of the wool market; The Boston market has passed through an unsettled week following the nd.lournment of Congress, which left the reciprocity question unsettled and promised a possible tariff revision of schedule K as a result of which prices on some domestic wool have weakened. Transactions In domestic fleece wool have been limited, except for n iur- tber transaction In bright quarters, principally Michigan, quoted as low ns 25c, although we cannot lenrn that the Michigan brought less than 25 1 -2c and some of it sold as high as zne and Z J-zc, u is sum. noun Ohio fine unwushed is reported at 22c and a little three eighths at 28 we. Territory wools have sold fairly freely at transactions reported as low - . . I ... I', .1 n .in as 4iic and 4e clean ior nor uoo un.. medium clothing lots, while staple wools have also shown un easier tend ency. iv York Kxehnmre. "Chicago. March 1 0. Kxchange New York, 10 per cent discount. The Metal Markets New York, March 10. .Standard copper dull: spot. March, April, May and June, $11.90fil2. London' steady: spot, 54 17s fip; futures, 55 10s. Ar rivals reported at New York today. 23ii tons. Exports so far this month, 8 251 tons. Lake copper, $12.82 l-2(fe 12.S7 1-2: electrolytic, $ 1 2.25 (ft 1 2.50 ; easting, $12Li'12.2B. Lead dull. $4. 40(ff 4.50 New Vrk: $4 22 1-2 " 4.27 1-2 Kant St. Louis; London, 133 9d. Kt.elter dull: $5.55 (n 5.65 New York : 5.40fl 5.50 23. Silver, 5 45 c. Kast St. J.otus; London, 3-4e. Mexican dollars, St. Louis Fpcllcr, St. Louis. March 10. Lead steady; $4.25. Speller steady; $3.50. The Livestock Market. i CWoatro Livestock. Chicago, March 10. CatHe lte- celpts. 1,500 bend; steady to hfHV.'R. $5.201i 8. MO; Texas $4.40ifj'5.70: western steers, stroug; steers. $4.70 5. SO: Blockers and feeders, $4fi5.Ro: cows nnd heifers. 2.04i J.0; calves. $7'ti 9. Hogs fteeelpts, 17.000 10c higher; llRht, $.!MKi head; 5c to 7.2; mixed. $.K5'ii 7.20; heavy $(i.5i''i ".10; rough, $11.85 'u B. 85: good to choice henvv, $fi.N5(fi 7.10; pigs, $0.fiOSi'7.10; bulk of snles, 90 ft 7.1 ft. Sheep Receipts, 8,000 hend; steady KaiKis City Livestock. Kansas City, March 10. Cattle Receipts. l.OtiO head. Including 200 southerns; strong; native steers. $5.50 n6.T5; southern steers. $5.23 -t 6, southern cows and heifers. $3.25 Hi 5.23; native cows and h-lfers. 1W 6.25; stackers and feeders. $4. "5T 5.!0; hulls. $45.25; calves. $4.75( S.23; western steers, $5.23 ii 6.25 ; western cows, $3.25 Sf 3.25. Hous Receipts, 6.000 head; 5c to 10c higher: bulk of sales, $6.90 't 7.05; heavy. $6.90117; packers' and butch ers'. $6.95 li 7.10; light. $7 i 7.13 1-2. Sheep Receipts. 6,000 head: strong; muttons, $4i5; lambs. $5.40 i.2.; fed wethers, yearlings. $4.40 P3.C0; fed western ewes. $4 W 4.75. New Yolk Cotton. New York, March 10. Cotton dosed steady at a net advance of 11 (ft 13 points. SAN DIEGO LINE WILL NOT BE BUILT, SAYS I GEN. MANAGER WELLS The Santa Fo will not rebuild the abandoned Btrctch of railroad between Temeeula and Fallbrook and make a main line from San Bernardino direct to San Diego. Such is the announcement of gen eral Manager A. U. Vvelis in re sponse to the resolution of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce urging that the old line between that city nnd San Rernardlno he reopened in ir.W that the southern city could have a direct route to and from the east without the necessity of passing through Los Angeles. "There would be nothing to gain by following the wish of the San Diego people." Mr. Wells Is quoted as say ing. "We have tracks going into the Temeeula county, both from Han Diego and San Bernardino, and there Is not enough business to justify our putting in another connection to San Diego in addition to the one we al ready have from Los Angeles." The question of rebuilding the old line was settled two years ago, when President E. P. Ripley and Vlve-Pres-ldent J. W. Kendrhk made an inspec tion of the route by automobile. Now Auto t ars. The latest thing in freight trans portation ears Is a double-deck car built exclusively for carrying auto mobiles. Owing to the great demand, for a special type of car In which to haul automobiles the Harriman roads have ordered 1000 of the new design, nnd yesterday the first one oT them arrived in Los Angeles. The car Is 40x10 feet on the Inside that size having been prescribed by the automobile shippers themselves, and Is built with two floors with double end doors. About ten ma chines of the smaller type can bo put Into one of these new' freight cars, wlille six to eight of thl' larger .auto mobile can be carrletL In the case of light machines the upper layer Is hung from the roof of the car, made fast to tho sides and carried securely. BLAIR GROCERY CO. TELEPHONE 754 (112 North I'll'ili Slitft The Rest the Market Allortls at All Times Richest, Purcsl, Rot. Our Ewr)Ja! prices ore tccr than other's Saturday specials. These Are Oar pedals 6 lbs Sweet Spuds fancy 25c 14 lbs. Spuds 25c 50 lbs. G. C. Flour ....$1.40 Mince Meat ,10c 6 Napllia Washing Powder 25c Call up and get one of our fancy HOME DRESSED Springs and 1 leus not the cold storage stock that others sell and ate killed in Kansas, but fancy home killed stock. 7mi on J Still Meals and good pr'ucs. THE READ PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS Ob Furnltur ' Plinna, Uru, Hir, Wan, tiMt olhr Chatttlt: iin an 0lrlM nil WarcbouMi llcHn. u tew lis anil high IliO 00. Lount r quickly mvl and irlot:r pivt. Tlm am month to in far (lvn. Onmli tu raromln IB rur paaaaloa. Our ratal art rauuBabla. Call and aoa oa bafora burrowing. Slaamaltip tlckfla t and fr-im all nurta of tha world. TUM MOt8KIIOIl) LOAN CwpViI, Baaiu and , Urnnt Blda PRlVATB OFKK'K OPEN KVBNlNOB. $tW IVaat tnlral Aacawa. TEACHER WANTED ASKXPE 1 1 1 KN t'KlM each 'rf a miliar with the Spanish language, Is Im mediately needed Tor a country school In Dona Ana county. Liberal salary offered. Address, M. A. Molina, Gar field, N. M. HELP WANTED Male WAXTKD An A No. 1 bookkeeper for generul merchandise store; one who understands Span'sh; $100 per mouth. Address, li. M., euro Morn tng Journal. ivAVTirn Yoiiiiir man. 28 years of nee. to sell nnd collect; must fur nlsh references; splendid opportunity for right man. Singer Sewing Ma thine Co.. 21 S 1-2 S. Second. HELP WANTED Female WANTED Oompentent girl for gen eral housework 906 West Central. WANTED Gill for general house work who can cook. Good wages. Apply 708 W. Copper avenue. WANTED Experienced salesladies- at the Economist. WANTED Young lady pearanee, who in an waitress, for restaurant, per month, board and of good up experienced Wuges, $30 room. Ad- Gallup, New tlress Arcade Restaurant, Mexico. " ' ' WANTED A .chamber maid. Highland House. Apply WANTED Positions WANTED 343. Dress-making, Phono WANTED Miscellaneous WANTED '-'lea a cotton rags at Uc a pound nt the Journal Office. WANTED Two trained fox" hounds for coyotes. R. C. L., Journal. WANTED Fur U keeping a gentle horse to go 'with surrey; apply 825 South Arno. WANTED A small motor. Phono 5fiS. , WANTED To buy 1000 to 1700 lbs. lilatchford, 1400 S. spun ot marcs Address W. IF. Itroadway. FOR SALE Livestock, Poultry FOR SALE-r.l'.'ggs, from the finest chickens In town, Huff Leghorns nnd Rhotle Island Reds, $1.00 per 16 eggs: it shipped. $1.50 per 15 eggs. J. W. Allen. 1028, N. 8lh St., Albu tiueriie, N. M. ' STANDARD bred White riymnnth Rocks; largo birds; heavy layers; eggs, $1.00 for 15, special mating $2.00 for 15; packed for shipping 50c extra; II. H. Harris B10 South Edith. HATCH EARLY While Leghorns, heavy layers, silver cup winners Albuquerque fair. Eggs, $1.50 and $2.50 j1er 15; 110 per cent fertility. Haby chicks. Kcw Rood cockerels. Vandcrsluig. Phono 034. P. O. Rox 216. EGGS for hatching, from good lay ing birds. S. C White. Leghorn and barred Plymouth Rocks, 5c cuch. 413 W. Atliuitlf. FOU SAFjE S. C. Huff Orpington eggs, $2.50 and $1.50 per setting. S. C. White Leghorn from prlsso winners at Territorial Fair, $1.50 per setting of 15. Incubator lots at special prices; a few settings Hluo Andulaslus. Thos. Ishorwooil, 006 John St. Phone 454. FOR SALE Homer Pigeons; 15 pair, first class, all colors, cheap. 1111 S. Edith. FOR SALE Plymouth Rock setting egus: 75 cents per 1 5. 723 North 14th street near Mountain road. FOR SALE Fertile eggs, RhodH Island Reds, 15 for $1. 620 South Edith. FOR SALE Sanitary eggs and rind class eggs for hatching. N. W. Alger. 201 Smith High. FOUSALE Dandy pony, ride oil tlrlve. 804 West Gold. FOR SALE Gentry's S. C. W. Leg horns, Pen of. only best hens headed by 1st. Cockerel at Albu querque Fair. Eggs $1.50 per 15; Vtlllty stock eggs, $1.00 per 15; $5.00 per 100. J. G. Gentry, box 45; Phone 15,'iti. EGGS from winter .. layers, R. L. OrphlnKtoii, KocM. Agent for Cyi le hatchers, Hlllswell Poultry Ranch. f'oifsALK--"' I'air young mules. Grapevines, Khuharh roots. John Mann. PONIES FOU SALE, ride or drive, In quire at depot Isleta. If sold will deliver to Albuquerque. THE WM. FARR COMPANY Wholesale, ami retail dealers In Fresh and Salt Meats. Sausages a Specialty. For rattle nnd hogs the biggest mar ket prices are P"ld. DAILY MAIL SIIRVU II AM) STAGF. I For the famous Hot Springs of Jems, j N. M. Leaves Albuqmjrqnn P. o , every morning nt 5 a. nt. Tickets sold nt Vnlo Pros., 307 North First street. ,GMNo GAIH IA, Proprietor and iMnll Contractor. P. o. Hox 54, 1301 1 South Arno uin-rt. 1 4vfcKTn H6e Wants Today FOR RKNT Rooms for light house keeping; modern. Westminster. rOlt KKNT Sai.ltar nno niodnra rooms Rio Grn;'e. tit W. Cntrl. FOR RF.NT Modern rooms for light housekeeping. Room IS, Hotel Denver. FOB RF.NT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping with screen porch, 413 North Sixth. FOR RKNT Modern rooms, rnl room for light housekeeping. 3H! West Central. Foil II FAT 2 furnished rooms for llitht house keeping. Close lr, $ 1 4.00. 601 North Fourth St. Foil KKNT Pleasant front room, with board; suitable for two gentle men. Phone 343. 21 1 N. 14lh. Ft U RKNT 2 front rooms for light housekeeping. 724 S. 2nd. F6lfRENT Four modem unfur nished rooms. 522 S. Walter St. FOR KENT Nicely furnished rooms all modern. No sick taken 50S 1-2 West Central. FOIt KENT Pleasant front with board. Phone 343. room, 211 N. 14th. Foil KENT Three, furnished rooms for Unlit housekeeping: clean and modern. 615 S. Arno. Price reason able. Foil UK N'T Three furnished rooms, with bath, for light housekeeping. SOS South Broadway. Ft Ht lady, RENT Furnished room for , No sick. 417 North 7th St. Foil RENT 2 rooms I'lirnlslied for house keeping $S anil $10 each. 616 West Coal. FOR RENT Furnished front room electric light ami bath. In private family. Apply 309 N. 0th St. FtiRllEN'T Two furnished "rooms with screen porch. 415 North Sixth. FORJREi FOU RENT Two 4-room houses $10 each: one 3-rtiom house $S. See J. M. Sollie. 115 W. Gold. FOR RENT Cottages, 2 to t rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Apply W. V. Futrelle. Denver Hotel FOIt RENT Four-room furnished cottage. Apply4l5N. 6th St, FOR RENT 4 room house, fui"i.di ed, clyso In. Call at 115 West Gold Ave. , FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, modern. Call mornings, 114 N. High fit. FOR RENT Miscellaneous FOR RUNT Office block. Apply D. Journal ofHco. room in Grant A. MucPhcrson, I'Oll lll'.NT $15.00. Four room house In 4th ward partly furnished. On car line. $25.00. Flvo room modern brick cottage, Highlands, close In; 2 screen porches. $20.00. Five room modern brick house, Highlands, closo In. $15.00. Five room new stuccoed adolit! house, splendid con dition, 4th ward, $ 6.00 Three room cottage near brewery. JOIIV M. MOOIti: REALTY CO. WA NTED Room and Board WANTED Hoard and room by oung man. Out of town or ranch pre ferred. Address C. 1 . K. In car: Journal. LOST Ladles' small gold watch. hunting case. Keepsake Liberal reward for return to Morning Journal. WAN"l'i:i Mi;s LAND. Give full description where In- cited, amount of land you have and price of some. Address P, O. Rox N7, City. V :lassified columns SALE HUtjbC imtrcACf - ill, :,r,,i . lU'S A IHItMet. r on lO I f OH StC UH SALE - C.F iOtV itotiivi f HDNOAlOlV I 4M t tit Nl STORAGE WANTED Pianos, household goods, etc., stored safely at reasonable rates. Advances made. Phone 640. Tho Security Warehouse and Improve ment Co. Offices, rooms 3 nnd 4, Grant block. Third street and Cen tral avannw FOR SALE Real Estate rou sai.u one of the best rooming house propositions In the city. Two other good businesses at light prices. ,McCl.l t;llX Dl'.XTI.R, ;1IU W. Central Avo. Foil KALI:, cheap, relinquishment, three miles from town In shallow water belt. Address, Pox 47, Morl arty. N. M. H)lt KALI' TWO MAY 1IOMKS 0 and 7 Rooms, lust location. Vol 11 (IWX TF.RMS IIO.MJ: KKAl.TY (t)MPAXY. 1 1 1 South Third St. FOIt SALE Small ranch, close In; modern Improvements. See owner, f.OB West Central. roit SALK 4-ROOM dwelling, 321 H. Ilroadway, nnd 3-room, 113 K. Lend, with good So-foot corner lot. Close In location for home und will always re-u. I'r'ce for the two $2200. Ill NSAKI II & TIIAXTON 2(11 West Gold. l'Oll SALE Acre ranch close In. A snap If brought at once. Fasy terms. lnrly lcuGng city, tall at 115 West Gold Ave. FOR SALE Mcsllla Valley Irrigated farms, 5, 10 to 160 acres, vicinity of Lns Cruces, Irrigated umler Elephant Unite llio C.raudo project. Pee Cnhlll & Brown, Gen. Agents Elephant Rutin L. T. Co., Grand Central Hotel." Live agents wanted. ' HORSES,' BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE Malor iTfucTuTrT Brown Stallion 44SO0, standard ami registered under rule 1. Volume 17, ot tho American Trotting register. Major Rliicher wus sired by Willis W. No. 304 5 J by Sllvcrthrono No. 7SSS, dam Molly Sullivan by Sullivan No. 30579. Also one riding or driving horse seven years old. One nicely gaited saddler or driver. One Columbus buggy. Ono Columbus surrey. One silver plated double harness, made to order. Cowboy saddle. Inquire at llahn's Coal yard. FOR SALE Miscellaneous Foil SALE Ing bouse, euro Journal -tin easy terms; room best local lou In illy. O FOR SALE Roll top office desk, mahogany or will exchange for small er one. Apply 411 South Edith St. CARPET CLEANERS, closing out sale. Your lime to buy. N. V. Al ger, 201 South lllah; FOR SALE "Household lurnl'uiv cheap. 1002 N. Second St. Phone 504. FOR SALE Thoroughbred French poodle pups. 1204 South Edith. Phone 10 4(1. Fi7irSAI.E- Cam iout Mil; covered spring wagon, double harness, tent, etc.. 300 N. Broadway. MCW HIIU5C xF i n ITS! v y Hi v. '!.; V-.' ' - MtM v ' hoiims . BUSINESS CHANCES $1.!6 PICK WOKD Inserts classified ads. In ! leadinf papers la tha U. S. Send for list. The Dake Ad vertising Agency, Hi 8 Main St-, Loi Angeles, or 13 Geary St., 3an Francisco. PROFESSIONAL CARDS ATTORNEYS U. W. D. PRYAN " AUorney-M-Lw. Offlct In First National Pap Build ing, Alhunuerque. N. M. JOHN V. WILSON Attorney-at-I.aw. Rooms 15-17-19 Cromwell Bid. Res. Phone 14 57. Office Phone U7I GLOIIGE S. KLOCK Attorney. Rooms -9, Stern Block. Albuquerque. American Surety Bonds. DENTISTS DK, J. B. KRAFT Dental Surgeon. Roomi 1-3, Parnett KulldlnR. PhoB 74 4. Appointment made by mall. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ADA M. Clli:'.MI,I.lFR, M. P. Practice limited to Diseases of Women and Obstetric. Congiiltn tlous: li to 10 a. m., 1 to 3:30 p. m. 519 We-tt Gold Ave. Phone 342, A, 0. BIIOKTF.I, M, D Practice Limited to Tuberculosis, Hours: 10 to II. ttooms R-9-1 n Stst Nnt'l. Bank Blrte SOIIMON I. BCRTOM. M. P. Physician and 8uroi ult 9. Harnett Bl1 ARTHUR E. WALKER Flrtt tnsiirnnev, Secretary MataaJ Rulldliiir Association. Plinn 6tS. t17U West Central Auenne. ' . . i i, - m , i n g BALDRI D G E Lumber Company. Paints, Glass, Cement, Roof ing and Builder's supplies. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY $4,000 TO LOAN$1,C00, IJ.000, A. Montoya, 108 & Third. FOR SALE $:(.(). 6 room brick , Well built, hot water heat, corner lot, on car line $1500, cash, balance 8 percent. $2;l."i(l G room frame, modern, sleeping porch,, corner Jot, North 13th St. $;ir,l)ll S room, 2 story, brick resl donee, modern, corner lot, Highlands, closo In; $1300 cash, balanco 8 per cent. A real bargain. $2100 4-room frame,, modern; ho. water heat; good outbuildings thau. nnd fruit trees, lot 100x142. .H.in 4-room frame near shop., well built, easy terms. MONKY TO 1)AV. I'lRU 1NSURANCK. A. FLEISCHER 111 Roil'h Fourth Htiws I'linne (171. NeH to Nc 1'oslofflc Hudson for Signs Wall Paper HUDSON for Fifcttiri Frames Fourth Street tnl Copper Avi I FRENCH FEIRALf A Htt, I KRIOM hllllf fbr fl FFKKMlIt MlsMfkiVAtMlf, HIVIK K0N li MH. Hft Huml rl,r t P-ul-. ! h.i II yg if W ill (Whtl U'muou irll.lt lw pnvl for , vhn pi l.w.. jUmplc If four 4lru hr ihrtn nn1 lfuiir ril" tw tn UNiTCO Ml DIC AL CO , Hot T. lHrTf Sold in Albuqutrqut by the I. H. O'Rtitljf C SANTA TIME TABLE . a . t a. (In Effect January 17. 1911) U LS'l'BOl M Anne Impart No. 1. Cal. Etpiess ... 7:45p 8;S0p No. 3, Cal. Limited 11 05a U:S5 No. 7. Alex. & Cul. Ex..l0:5f.p ll:40p No. 9. Cal. Fast Mail . . 1 1 : 60p 12 ;45 i: sthoi M) No. i. Tourist Ex. .... S:56d 4:21 No. 4. Chi. Ltd B;!fp :0f p No. S. Eastern Ex :f.C . 7:8f.p No. 10. Overland Fx. .. k:0a J:SB I I Paxo Trains No, EOS. Mex. Ex l:?0l No. 815 El Paso Pns.. :30 No. J 10. Kutt. City Chi. 5;0.ns No. 816. Kan. City Chi. 6:35p Itostvell ami Aoiarlllo, Vo.Sl I, Pecos Vol. Ex.. !: Nt, 112. Albu. Ex. ...i.lliBBp P. . JOHNSON, Arr.t. FE Fro 1 u . v. E