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Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

fidence. To achieve success in
the business of operating a
garage one must be thorough
ly conversant with every fea-
ture of the auto trade. That
is why this garage has a pat
ronage that is ever increasing.
The people of this community
have come to know that when
it comes to the automobile that
they know the business from
top to bottom.
This Ford service garage is
completely equipped for work
on all models Of Fords and es-
pecially in service to their own
patrons and owners of these
cars and also in genuine Ford
parts. This, coupled with the
other departments, gives them
the most complete Ford, Lin
coin and Fordson service sta
ton in this section of the state.
No community is complete
today without a modern Ford
garage and this firm has pro-
vided this community with a
corps Of Ford experts, special
equipment for Ford work, ana
it is under management which
knows this business from the
ground up.
We take pleasure in this bus
mess review in directing youl
attention to this firm. The pro-
prietors are well known bust
ness men of these parts anc
take an active interest in the
onward progress of this section
of the state and have meriteC
the leading position now held
n the business life of this
section.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
The American Cafe
Located at III Front Street In Hope Is One of the Most
Delightful Places In Which To Eat In This
Secton-The Best Food Is Served
and the Service Unexceed

This we'll known cafe has
gained a name that has spread
far and wide as a place where
both the local and travelling
public can more than satisfy
their demands in the matter of
obtaining good food. The menu
consists not only of the prime
necessities of life, but many
delicacies are offered that are
inviting and tempting to the
taste of the most fastidious.
Cleanliness is one of the out
standing features OF this mod
erncafe and is not confined 70
ern cafe and is not confined to
the tables and silverware thai
are brought to the atten-
ton of everyone, but it extends
to the kitchen and those places
only frequented by the man.
agement and assistants.
The food is prepared in sucn
a way that to the initiated the
thought at once comes tina,
there never was such good
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

nothing of the personal pro-
lection given by life insurance
If you have carried what you
have thought sufficient to cover
the loss Of your home if de-
stroyed from any cause, you
have been wise, but have you
provided for the great increase
in the cost of building material
by increasing your insurance, to
rebuild if your home should be
disturbed? If not it will pay
you to get in touch with this
well-known firm.
Whatever you may need in
the way of insurance they have
it, and they represent such COM
panies as they can personally
recommend. We would suggest
that for insurance of any kind
that you get in touch with this
agency.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
Paul M. Simms, Insurance
Who is Located in Hope One of the Leading Insurance
Agencies of This Section-They Offer the Pub
lie All the Advantages of Modern
Insurance Service

In reviewing the business in
telests of this section it is in
deed a pleasure to refer our
readers to this agency, which
takes great pride in the service
it renders. 1t represents all the
leading insurance companies of
the country for any kind of in
surance you desire. With such
powerful organizations behind
it, it is able to offer the public
the most reliable insurance to
be found and combined with its
personal service, which means
that no detail is overlooked and
that your wants are taken care
of II the best possible manner.
Insurance is as necessary as
the bread we eat, for only by
protection offered are we able
to expand and improve our
homes and business, to say
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
Dr.. Chas. A. and Eta Champlin
DIS Chas A. and Eta ChanpIn Oseopahic Physicians Lo-
Gated at 40f s. Elm St., in Hope Are TUo of the Prom
inent Professional Persons of this Section and
Enjoy Large Clientele from the Chy and
Surrounding Terrtory

Science has perhaps progress
ed more rapidly during the last
decade than in any previous
period in the worlds history
and one of the sciences that
has been brought to a high de-
gree of perfection is that sill
ence and art of osteopathy.
We are fortunately repre-
sented in this profession here
in this section by these well
known osteopaths who are
close students of the times and
during the term of their SER
vice in the profession kept
thoroughly abreast of the times
by reading, study and wide re-
search.
They have an excellent stand
ing. wide professional ability,
and are considered by members
of the profession as two of the
most expert osteopaths in the
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

The ice cream is not only
health protecting but health
giving as we'll. Only the pur-
est of cream and flavors taken
to make the product delicious
and healthful. The machinery
is of the latest model and
strictly modern and up to date.
They make a specially of fur
nishing cream for the trade and
do an extensive wholesale bus
mess and are prepared fol
special orders for parties, wec.
dings and banquets.
This popular plant employs
a number of people who are
boosters. They have always
taken an active interest in all
matters that pertain to the
good of this section and have
aided in the betterment of local
conditions, realizing that lar
ger city and community would
be benefit to the people. We
wish to compliment the man.
agement upon their progressive
and successful policies and to
refer their establishment and
its products to all of our
readers.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

Just as the Ford Motor GO.
has been first in many features
of automobile progress so mas
this popular establishment
been first in its service to the
people. So popular has become
their service and greatly In
creased the number of their
patrons that they have one OF
the finest automobile homes IN
the south. 1t adds in no little
measure to the commercial or
ganization of the city. The
management of this firm has
displayed characteristic fore
sight in providing for years to
come. In this modern garage
and automobile headquarters
you will find the latest of SCI
entific equipment for service,
repairs and parts. The sales
room and executive offices are
in keeping with their rapidly
advancing business, and the en-
tire establishment is in charge
of experienced men in every
departmnt. We wish to direct
the speiial attention of the
Ford owners in this part of the
county and of the people of
the county to the value of such
an institutios as this one to the
public. 1t is not alone a Ford
Garage" 1t is a twentieth Gen.
tury automotive organization
operated by experts, and it
adds to the commercial devel-
opment of the city as well as
to the convenience and CON-
forts of its patrons.
A Ford owner is not satisfied
to trust the care of his machine
into the hands of a man in
whom he does not have con.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

Because of the great volume
of business transacted through
their extensive wholesale estab-
lishment, because of the up-to-
date business methods of the
firm and the high quality Of
the products which are handled
this we'll known concern has
gained for this section a COM
mercial prestige as an excellent
market for retailers that could
be gained in no other manner.
Thousands of dollars are
brought into this section each
year through the trade chan
nels provided over by this we'll
known house and a number OF,
people are also given employ1
ment by this concern. The fac
that their trade extends over
all adjoining counties which is
their splendid field, brings
new faces new business and ad-
ded prosperity to the city in
which they are located.
Their products will be found
in the leading stores and shops
everywhere. The story of the
success of this firm is one that
many business men would fine
profitable reading. This firm
began its career with the firm
belief that success could be OBJ
tanned by furnishing goods of
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

country, and as a consequence.
they enjoy a practice that is
ever increasing.
People from all over this sec
tion come weekly to consult
them and have osteopathic
treatment made that invari-
ably result in a very beneficial
manner. They are of high
standing in the community in
which they live, and in this we
are glad to compliment them
upon the excellent standing
they have attained in their
professions and upon the high
character of work they are
capable of doing.
DR.. Champlin has been sec
retary and treasurer of tht os-
topathic examining board of
the state of Arkansas for the
past eleven years.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

This lee cream factory for
the production of pure ice
cream is a model sanitary es-
tablishment that is transacting
a large business and is an in
stitution that has helped pro-
duce one Of the paradoXes of
the high cost of living. A de-
cade ago ice cream was con-
Sidered a delicacy that was on
ly to be used on Sundays anC
holidays. Today, while every
thing else along this line is ad-
vanced in price, ice cream has
remained about the same and
you get it with a generous
helping of your choice of nu-
merous flavors. 1t has come
to be recognized as a food and
not a delicacy.
Without question this fac
tory is one of the cleanest and
most sanitary and here a grade
of ice cream is manufactured
that is equal to anybody's any.
where. They get their supply
of cream from some Of the
healthiest and best cows of the
country, paying farmers pri-
ces for the cream that enables
them to feed and care for their
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

quality upon a reasonable mar
gin of profit. With this meth
cd in mind and a reduced ex-
pense on account of their loca-
ton in a smaller city, it pro-
ceeded upon its career on the
solid foundation of good value
and reasonable prices. AS the
trade increased and the bust
ness flourished they expanded
until now it is one of the lead
ing wholesale establishments
of the state.
So extensive and established
.keas become their trade that
lilneir brand of goods is known
Everywhere. They operate six
iea houses in Arkansas and
asisiana. From its large Of
yit'Pi and WarefO0mS mef-
CHANTS in this section receive
heir supplies.
n Each Department of this
well known house is in charge
of a man thoroughly conver-
SAINT with the wholesale bust
ness conditions of the country,
while the management is in
charge of a man of wide eXpe'
rience in the buying world, fa-
miliar with retail trade condi-
tons and the new prosperity
of the country promises to ac-
crue to the benefit Of his firm.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

place to eat. Poor restaurants
are not the exception by any
means, and it is a pleasure to
have such a modern and up-to-
date place as this to refer the
stranger as well as local peo-
pie too. The place is very at
tractive and every precaution
has been taken to make it the
best in this part of the coun-
try.
The proprietor has made
special study of the restau-
rant business and consequently
is striving to give the local
people something juot a little
better all the time. He has
arranged so that it is very at.
tractive and insists that the
service be prompt and courte>
Gus. We take great pleasure
in complimenting him on the
high order of his place and re-
fer to our readers withou.
hesitation.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

that it can be done in a short
time, thus saving the public
endless delays in ordering new
parts.
The largest part of their
business is their foundry, where
they cast iron, brass, aluminium.
9ny size and shape for any kind
OF machine. They also have a
cylinder reboring machine and
turn out excellent work in this
department.
If you have anything to be
done in this line, our suggestion
Is that you take it to them and
you will be entirely satisfied.
In this establishment will be
found the latest machinery and
the most expert men, for this
firm is one of the largest ma
chine job welding concerns in
the state, and known through
out the country for the efficien-
cy and promptness of their SER
vice. 1t is headquarters for
this class of work for all the
people in the territory around
the city.
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20

This is one of the most eff
cient and complete welding
shops in this section of the
state and enjoys a large patron
age on account of the fact that
they turn out work of class,
get it done when promised and
that their charges are very
reasonable.
The manager realized when
she started in business that it
was necessary to equip the shop
in the most complete and mod
ern style, and has installed the
latest Of scientific machinery
for the welding Of steel, cast
iron. brass, bronze and alumni
mum any size and shape. This
service is q great accommoda.
ton to the people, as autoists,
manufacturers, farmers and, Ill
fact everybody has found thai
the work will not only be exc
cuted correctly, but that the
part will be as strong, if not
stronger, than originally, be re-
paired at much less cost than
the getting of new part, and
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
The Dixie C.reameries

Wrose Interests Cenered East Third St. in Hope
Hare One of the Most SAINT ary Institutions in This Sec
ton and Whose Superior Products Hare Met With
Universal Popumity-They Buy Cream from
the Farmer and Pay the Highest Market
D.. Price
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
The Richie Grocer Company

Located in Hope is One of the Leading Wholesale Grocer
Firms of the State and Renders the Best Service
to the Retail TradeUnder Direction of
Man Widely Known in Wholesale
and Retail Trade Circles
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
The Eagle Machine Works

Located at 218222 North Walnut ST. in Hope Is One of
the Most Efficient Machine and Welding Shops
to Be Found in This Section and Enjoys
Large Patronage From All tn Sur
rounding Territory
Washington telegraph., 1925-02-20
The Hope. Auto Company

With ssoasua,..,. ml j tn. oseeo, and authorized
sales and service for Ford ePes and Fordsou tractors
and is under the direction %SUhO hare had ode erpe
rience-They Hare Rend )s metropolitan and satisfac
tory service through the 4y haze been doing business
that they hare of T. tst auomOtiue Institutions in
the entire state and one not only credit to the city
but also tribute to their and honest business
policy offering their patrons tire best there SFord prod
uct are setting the regards quality price,
this house just little aduanc the acreage house
the matter service under widey experienced popular
management.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
CARNIVAL THRONGS
AURORA HILLS, VA.
Large Sum Expected to Be Raised
for Building of a Fire
House.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. Septem-
Der 1S.-Yesterday and today brought
large crowds to the carnival being
held on Frazier avenue, Aurora Hills,
for raising funds for a new fire house.
The carnival, which will continue to-
morrow and tomorrow night. is a JEFF
ferson district volunteer fire depart
ment benefit. Special attractions each
night, and there are many decorated
stands. The fire house is to shelter
the combined pumper and chemical
engine purchased recently by the
board of supervisors for protection of
Aurora Hills and Virginia Highlands.
The spirit of the citizens OF this sec
ton of the county is said to be just
right for raising funds. Many build
ing operations are in progress and the
Importance of fire protection has been
emphasized. Those III charge of the
carnival are looking forward to an
early completion Of the undertaking.
The Independent Band, of 40 pieces,
played last night, and other music is
being supplied. Visitors from neigh
boring communities are being enter
tanned at the carnival
Evening star., 1925-09-18
PRISONERS RUSE
COSTS TWO LIVES
Kills Officer, Wounds Another
and Dies in Pretended
Hunt for Loot.

CLIFTON FORGE, Va, September
IL N),-A- ruse by which Leonard
Gozier. alleged robber. hoped to es
cape from officers who had effected his
capture led yesterday to his own
death, the death of Special Agent j.
w Hall and the serious wounding of
ID. c. Campbell, local chief of police.
Arrested following the robbery OF q
afe at the Chesapeake and Ohio ticket
Office al Covington last Tuesday night
Gozier and companion were brought
To Clifton Forge this morning, where
they were charged with the crime.
After money thought to have been
part of. their loot was found on the
person of~the two men, Gozier offered
10 take officers to spot where the
rest of the missing currency had been
hidden.
Accordingly. Hall accompanied the
prisoner in an automobile. followed by
Chief of Police Campbell Sheriff
Dyche and another special agent in
second car, TO the spot outside the
city.
At signal from Gozier the party
stopped. The prisoner stepped behind
q rock by the side of the road, the Off
GERS report, picked up a revolver and
Immediately opened fire. At the first
shot Hall fell, mortally wounded. The
Evening star., 1925-09-18
Under Retirement Orders.

Capt. Carl c. Burgess, United States
Infantry. who has been under treat
ment al titZsimons General iospital.
Denver. Colo, has been placed on the
retired list of the Army on-account of
disability incident to the service.
Capt. John +. Stullken, United
States Infantry, under treatment at
Walter Reed General Hospital. this
city. has been ordered to his home
to await retirement at the convenience
OF the Government.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
HANGING IS DECREED.
Attempt to Get Money Held Cause
of Staying.

SAN RERNARDINO, Calf. Sep
tember 13 [P.-Joseph II. Watts.
convicted slayer of Wilfred Hey Of
Detroit. Mich, was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Charles l.. Allison
to be hanged December 4 at San
Quentin. The court declined a
motion for new trial. and defense
attorneys made plans to carry the
case to the Appeals Court. Watts
was charged with having killed Hey
on the Mojave Desert in November,
1924, and to have later posed as Hey
in Los Angeles to obtain the transfer
of Hey's bank account from Detroit
to Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
Volunteer Fire Fighter Hurt.

Firemen answered a call yesterday
afternoon for a slight fire under the
roof of the house of James Shugrue.
1851 Potomac street. L. j. Souder,
a. years, 1888 Wisconsin avenue,
volunteered to help fight the fire
and accidentally was cut with an ak
welded by a member of No. engine
He was not seriously
hurt. The house was Shghliy
DANA Ced,
Evening star., 1925-09-18
Woman Wins Race
For Mayor ON g
Primary Tickets
Special Dispatch 10 TIE Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
OAKLAND, Md. September 1s.
The town Of Confluence, on the Bahi-
more Ohio Railroad above here. is
to have a woman mayor.
Mrs. Thea Walton Marquart. wife
of Fred Marquart. defeated j. f.
Clouse in the primary.
She received 142 votes on the Re
publican to. his, 50; IA 10 10 on the
Democratic. and she also won on the
Prohibition ticket. Nomination is
equivalent to election
Evening star., 1925-09-18

legislative revision of the American
experience table, on which life insur-
ance rates are computed.
1t was decided on motion of James
A. Beha, Insurance commissioner OF
New York, to appoint a committee.
which viii report at the December
meeting OF the association on a leg.
islative act providing for the compiIa-
Evening star., 1925-09-18

tion of new experience table. Com
missioners Clifford Ireland of Illinois.
Harry l.. Conn of Ohio and William
NJ. Corcoran, actuary of the Connec-
ticut Insurance Department, spoke in
favor Of the proposal. Mr.. Corcoran
held that the present American eX-
Derience table is obsolete and entirely
out of line with current experience.
Evening star., 1925-09-18

officers in the second car spraug TO
the road as the firing continued. Chief
Campbell was struck in the face by
bullet, but continued to advance, and
II is thought that it was shot from
his pistol that struck GoZier, causing
instant death.
Hall died in hospital Two hours
after the shooting. Campbells condl-
tion last night was reported as Sc
Evening star., 1925-09-18
PLANS MADE TO LOWER
LIFE INSURANCE RATES
Texas Commissioners to Seek Re-
vision of American Experience
Table by Legislation.

BY the Associated press.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. September
1S.-Plans looking toward the lower
ing of life insurance rates in the
United States were set in motion at
the convention of State insurance
commissioners here yesterday.
The commissioners voted to seek
Evening star., 1925-09-18
Change in Army National Boar

Lieut.. Col. Harris Pendleton. sr.
general staff. has been detailed a.
member of the National Board Z"
the Promotion of Rifle Practice. -
relieves Lieut.. Col. Howard S. Mile
general STAFF. who is TO be assigned
other duty.
Evening star., 1925-09-18
Cant. Fuller to Take Treatment

Capt Francis NJ Fuller, United
States Infantry. at Camp Perry, Ohio,
has been ordered to Walter Feed
General Hospital, this city, for treat
p,apt
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-11
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice is hereby given that on the
l15th day of October, 1924, there was
taken up on the Hubbard ranch and
|. is now being kept at the Hubbard
ranch, 3 miles east of FL Centre, the
following described animals:
One buckskin horse weight about
800 lbs. of the probable value of
$4,000.
Two black muic6, weight about
700 lbs, each of the probable value
Of $1,000 each.
Notice is hereby given that un-
less the animals are claimed by their
owner within 80 days from this
date and tie cost of damage and
their keeping paid as required by
law. I shall turn said animals over
10 the Constable of Ell Centre Town
snip for sale, according to Act
1880 Of the General Laws of Cali
fornia.
Dated January 2S, 1925.
4. RUSSELL TAGG.
Ian. oS Feb 1 II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-11
Here's "Be Sure
List You Must
Check Back On

Here is Collector Of Internal Rev
cnnc Rex Il. GoodcclI' 5 BE Sure -
list Of taxpayers:
!. 70 use the correct form in
making your federal income tax re
turn. Use Form 1040 A if your net
income for 1924 was derived from
wages and salary was $4,000 or less.
$1,000, or, irrespective of amount,
if it WAS derived from sources other
than wages and salary.
,. To print or type your name and
address plainly ut the head Of the
return.
3. To sign the return, giving your
correct address in the space provid-
ed.
t. To make oath as to the correct
ness Of the return before q deputy
collector Of internal revenue or Il
notary public or other officer hav-
ing authority to administer Oaths.
If this affidavit is executed before
a deputy collector there is no charge
for this service.
5. To pin your check securely to
the return and see that the check
is signed. Payment must be at
least onc-fourth of the tax due.
6. To file your return early. Make
your return at once and make pay
ment in full if possible. 1t will
not cost you any more to make
your return now: Don t wait until
March Il.
Z. To make full explanation of
deductions made in the space pro
vided, stating in full the names OF
the educational, religious or charit
able organizations to which contri
buttons are made.
s. If your income WAS learned
income" be sure and take advant
age of the % per cent credit allow
cd