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Evening star., 1926-06-04

Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, .Ran Baltimore .. Re. Nd. Nd
tory" Resident Salesman. Lincoln 64s4.W
PRESSING MACHINE, Pros
perity, practically new; will sell
cheap for cash. Call Mr.. Leh-
man, Clevc. 45OO. 6*.
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CHEVROLET TOURING 1875: bargain
SS75: see II any time. e1o Mass. ave. re.
Evening star., 1926-06-04

CHEVROLET COACH. 1925. "" model
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Evening star., 1926-06-04

CHEVROLET TOURING. late 1924: sNThtiy
used low mileage: cord tires and several
Always open a.
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CHEVROLET CoCPE. late model: disc
wheels, automatic, windshield wiper: spare
kept In excellent condition: Duco PAINT like
new. engine IN fine shape. Call Mr.. Bill
hain
Evening star., 1926-06-04

NELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
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JANITORS-WiN give man and wife nice
basement rooms. with heat and light in ex-
change for light service of keeping hall clean
and Keeping fire in Winter in 1O-room house;
no children. Call Main 1927.
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out interfering with their present occupa-
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STUDENTS and teachers during spare time
in your home town to show our plan for In
ere asing treasury fund to church and other
societies. G. T. Breckenridge. 317 McGill
bldg after s pm
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CHEVROLET SPORT ToURINGs. 1928 mod.
els. In various color combinations: We have
. large variety TO select from and know ne
can suit your taste at the low price of
Chevrolet Sales Co. 625 n st. ne. Open
nj1hfa and cuudsva
Evening star., 1926-06-04

CHEVROLET SPORT TOCRINGs 1894 mod.
els In . variety of color combin instions-hlue
Of gray, one . dark green with iirht Sreen
wheels: you will find one that just suits you
for only S67 90 down and S67c weekly.
Oursnan Chevrolet Sales Co, 625 st n Q,
Oren nights and SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1926-06-04

| HOUSECLEANIEG, window. wall paper
| cleaning: floors cleaned, waxed refinished;
painting; estimates: expert service. Harris.
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NV.
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CHEVROLET COUPE 1874 model: looks
good and 10 in frst.clsss mechanical condi
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down and $722 weekly. Ourisman Chsvro
let Sales Co.. 625 H st. ne. Open nights
and Sundays.
Evening star., 1926-06-04

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1924 model This
car was properly taken care of by previous
owner. and u you are, interested in buyinE
Only S117 down and small monthly pay
ments. Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co. 625
at ne. Omen nights and Sundaya
Evening star., 1926-06-04

CADILLAC COUFE, 4-passenrer: In perfert
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925 balloon tires
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Boyle -RQbertsop Construction Co.. 10th and
New York ave. D
Evening star., 1926-06-04

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CHEVROLET COACH. latest 1928 model:
balloon tires. disc wheels. spare tire, park
light. automatic windshield wiper: used very
little: reduction Harry Rosenthal. lincoln
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
SHORT MONTH REDUCES AVERAGES
FOR COW TESTING ASSOCIATION

Since February Of this year had
only % days, the averages made i'll
The Imperial County Farm Bureau
Cow Testing association for that
month were lower than in January.
Only one herd average of over 10
lbs. Of buttcriat per COW was made.
II is interesting To see that this
herd wgs fed alfalfa, hay and pas
turc, sorghum silage and whole cot
tonSccd. This emphasizes once more
the value of silagc and cottonsccd
us feeds TO be used with alfalfa.
During February 50 herd, con
taining 2534 were tested in this as
sociation. The average production
was GS4 pounds of milk and 26.4
lbs of buttcrfat. per cow tor the
month. This is the highest average
production made in a ~ day month
S.nce the COW testing association be
can testing in Dcccmbcr. 1922.
The highest producing COW tested
this. month WAS owned by DicmoZ
Bros. Of Brawlcy. She produced Sol
Hos. butterfat In the class, five
highest producing COWS in one hcrd,
two dairyman each lad five COWS
which produced 2SS.9 lbs. buttcrfat,
or an average Of 57.s lbs. Of butter
fat each month. These were. Die
i.oz Bros. of Brawlev and II. &.
Farnsworth of FL Centre. 80 of the
2j34 COWS tested in February made
- or more of buttcrfat for the
month. The largest number of 40
ID. COWS in one herd was l.. r. r
Face Of GaIcXico miIked Sc COWS.
"nd l2 of these were 10 lb. cows. &.
c. He'll Of FL Centre was second in
tLIs class. II Of The IS cows Mhich
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Ey w. T. COSGRAVE
President Of the Irish Free State


The festival, of st. Patrick S may
we'll be celebrated with increased re-
.ioicing both in ireland and wher
ever Irishmcm meet in remembrance
of their patron saint and their home
country.
The year which has passed since
we last celebrated st. Patrick S Day
has been eventual for ireland. The
London agreement removed from
the path of Irish development pos
siblc causes of future difficulty. 1t
established good relations with peC-
pie of northern Ireland in a way
which | believe will result in co
operative effort between all good
citizens in the interests of the
country as whole.
Recognize Need of Irish
1t settled the outstanding finan-
cial question with Great Britain.
Establishment and growth of the
free state have produced marked
change in the attitude of those who
III times past opposed recognition of
political freedom for ireland. They
have come to recognize the need OF
the Irish nationality.
More important still they have
come to recognize that the Irish ma
tionaltv can find expression in
the commonwealth and of the world
at large. AS the Irish people them-
selves have come to feel their
faith has been vindicated and their
long fight for political recognition
won they have felt inspiration
which is derived from creative
achievement.
This inspiration will manifest it
sef in the future in every sphere of
the nation 5 life. Its results will be
found in industry increased output
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
CALIFORNIA ELIMINATED
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, March Il.
California has dropped from the
National \. A. L. basketball tour
nev with the defeat of the Auburn
cubs of Placer county, Cal., by the
" erncr-Wemer team of st, Louis,
30 to 81. The y. NJ. |. team, the
other California cnt}v. was elm
mated Mnday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
AGED PROSPECT0R
FOUND DEAD WITH
WAGON AND MULES
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BANNING, Cal. March 1.-THE
body Of an aged unidentified pros
pcctor WAS found today near Mecca.
IN the Coachella Valley. The corpse
was found lying in Il wagon, to
which a piar of mules were hitchcd,
indicating the proSpector had beeH
dead bat a short time.
The local coroner is having the
hcdv brought here for possible
Identification, and to determine the
cause of death.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

and improved quality. It will be
found in the building up of the ma
national institutions and i'll seeing
that our state makes contribution
which il ought to the international
lie of the world.
Everywhere through the country
practical reconstructivc effort IS
making itself manifest. Work on
the Sham electrical scheme is prog
rcssing rapidly. Production and
handling of agricultural produce is
becoming increasing scientific.
Vast Improvement in roads bears
witness to the Development now
taking place. Now that the politi-
cal contest is over and the facts of
our country 5 history no longer tend
to be misrcpresentcG and adapted
to advocacy of politicians. interest
of ireland is becoming more fully
recognized in connection with Eu-
ropcan history. feel that the re-
turn of St. Patrick 5 Day is the
proper occasion for remembering
what the history of cur country has
been.
Heary Welcome Assured
Our most ancient monuments
stand us they have stood for over
three thousand years. Unaffected
by victories or Roman armies and
having expelled invading Danes.
our ancestors handed down an un-
broken tradition which has lived in
the minds of our people through
centuries Of conflict. would like
to give to all of those who would
visit our shores and particularly to
all of Irish birth or extraction who
would come to see for themselves
the changes which are taking place
in the home country, the assurance
of most hearty welcome.
Copyright, 1926 NEA Service
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

of California, in and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial.
In the Matter of the Estate of
J. q. HAMILTON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, William
Pitts Hamilton. Executor of the es-
tate OF j. c. Hamilton, deceased,
will sell at private sale, subject to
the confirmation Of said Superior.
Court, ON or after the 27th day of
March. 1926, at the office of {. l..
Brown, Attorney, Room Four, Bank
of Italy Bldg, corner Sixth and
Main StS., FL Centre, California. all
the right, title and interest said es-
tate has acquired 10y operation of
law, or otherwise, in addition to
that of said deceased at the time of
his death, in and to the real proper
ty situated in the County of lmpcr-
ial, State of California and dcscrib-
ed aS follows:
Lots Is, 10, 20, 2l, - and 23,
of Block 3 FL Centre ToWnsite,
as per map on file thereof.
I1lrMp A-ND toNl'l l lO.NC We
SALE: Not less than Sl5O0.00 cash,
and balance of purchase money evil
denccd by promiSsory notes of pur-
chaser secured by trust deed on
said property to secure their pay
ment to be taken by said executor
upon confirmation of sale, there to
be four of said notes in equal
amounts, and bearing increst ut 10
per annm, payable quarterly, and
said notes becoming due and payable
in one, two, three and four years
from their dates, respectively.
Bids or offers must be in writ
ing, and may he left at said office
at any time after the first publica-
tion of this notice, and before MAX
ing said sale. No bid will be con
sidcrcd for Il sum less than T5j00,00.
Dated March Sth, 1926.
WILLIAM PITTS HAMILTON,
Executor of said Estate
c. l.. Brown Attorney for said
executor. l1t9
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
No. 1874. Probate
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE AL PRIVATE SALE

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

ers legislative supply bill.
Interstate commerce committee
considers railroad legislation.
Agriculture committee considers
farm relief.
Merchant marine committee con
sidcrs reorganization of shipping.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
INCREASED PROSPERITY
SHOWN BY INCOME TAA
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CHICAGO. March l7.-lncrcasrd
prosperity for the great industrial
corporations of the middle west was
reflected today III the announce
ment that income tax payments for
the first quarter of 1926 exceeded
hv more than $6,00G000 the pay
mcnts for the same period last ycar.
The huge increase came as Il hIg
surprise in view of the reduced
rates of the new income tax law
which had been expected TO cut the
federal revenues by substantial mar
gins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

Mary j. Squirting has been ap-
pointed judge of the superior court
in Oregon, its first woman judge.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
CONGRESS TODAY

Senate:
Senator King, Democrat, Utah,
attack on federal trade
commission and trusts.
Considers independent offices
bill.
House:
Appropriations committee consid-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

Twenty five thousands inches of
water poured over the new Lytle
Creek dam, San Bernardino county,
during the last heavy rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Makes Good Showing

Howard Farnsworth, FL Centre
dairvman, is making splendid
showing with his herd OF cows i'll
the COW competition being conduct
ed in connection with the COW test
ing association. There are five
classes in the competition, AMI
Farnsworth 5 hcrj is represented III
all but one of them. He bctters
the average however by having two
COWS placing in two classes, having
IL total of six cows in the running.
Following is Il list of the leaders
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

he MIXED were 10 10. COWS.
During February 81 low produc-
ing COWS were culled out by mem
bcrs Of the association and > mem
hers bought purcbred dairy bulls.
Leaders Listed
The following gives the name of
owner, address, and pounds IF but
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
PAGE FIVE

in the various classes for the first
three months Of the year:
Glass A. Highest producing
Inebred COW.
The following gives the name of
owner, address, pounds butterfat.
II. G.. Farnsworth FL Centre 1851
4. H. Smithson Holtville 1916
II. G.. Farnsworth FL Centre 1476
IL. f. Hooker IIoltville 1881
Glass AA. Highest producing
grade COW:
sam Cox -.-.,...-..---.-.... Brawley 2l6.l
II. g. Farnsworth FL Centre 21I.0
Emmett Edwards Holtville 203.7
l.arkcr 4 Son .Calexico 1863
Glass B Highest producing
puIcbred first calf neifer:
6velaud Rancho .Brawley 12lto
II. G. FarnsWorth II Centre 1915
j. l.. Du Bois I'll Centre 114.l
II. c. Farnsworth FL Centre 94.4
Glass BIB. Highest producing
grade first calf heifcr.
LoveIand Rancho . Brawley 1886
IL. H. Hoppin I'll Centre 1896
Parker X Son ..--..-.-..- Calcxico 117.3
II. f. Hooker Holtville 1863
Glass c. Best five cows in one
ECrd:
The following gives name of own
er, and number of months tested
which is three, and total amount of
hl,ttcrtat.
II. &. Farnsworth FL Centre 906.0
Parker 4 Son .......Calexico 1888
Emmett Edwards ..Holtville 7S0.5
\. Van Flue ........... Holtville 1888
Mary J, Squirting has been ap-
pointed judge of the superior court
in Oregon, its first woman judge.
The Southern Pacific has 200 more
double dccked stock ears on the
Nevada run than it had last wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17

House:
Adjourned to attend funeral ot
Representative Rankin.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
In Congress 100
Years Ago Today
By United Iress Leased Wire

Senate:
Adjourned to attend funeral Of
christopher Rankin, representative
from Mississippi.
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

saving. The first step toward this
end is finding a good mechanic or
a good service or repair shop and
to take the car there for an expert
and thorough diagnosis. After this,
the owner should be willing to pay
to have the car made right. Having
one operation where two are neces-
sary is wrong. If two operations
are necessary, have two.
IF only minor repairs are need
ed, they should be made even II
the result of ignoring them does
not loom as serious.
1T is Inevitable that the man
who is continually dissatisfied with
his car is the man who will not
or cannot have good care for II.
The matter Of fabrication is re-
garded as too simple a task for
the hand of an expert mechanic by
many motorists, Mr.. Coollcan
says, adding:
This is entirely a wrong view.
The expert knows just how much
fabrication is needed at every part
of the car and he goes far beyond
the chart in finding points where
oil will work seeming miracles
with performance. The amateur or
the inexpert or careless man doing
such a piece OF work will make 1t
look comparatively trivial, but the
good mechanic can prove quickly
that fabrication, we'll done, is a
tremendously vital factor In par
performance"
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

offered is the Six.s0 landaulet. In
its regular use it resembles the
sedan. yet when desired the rear
quarter may be folded back and the
occupants of the rear seat can
enjoy the free flow of air and
unobstructed view which has hereto
fore been enjoyed solely by the
owners of the open cars.
The sport sedan is of the type
known as the close-coupled. The
back seat is brought closer to the
front seat. yet sufficient leg room
is allowed for complete comfort.
An oval window and a bow in the
rear, together with trunk mounted
on the back. give this car a beauty
which assures ii of popularity with
those who desire a car that is diff
ferent and yet not bizarre.
All of the inclosed models are
finished in genuine mohair. Arm
rests. walnut door panels, a beauti-
fully finished and complete instru-
ment board silk door pulls. vanity
and smoking sets and harmonious
silver fittings provide luxuriousness
which many are surprised to find
in car of this price.
Garry FOur-Wheel Brakes
Smoothly operating and inherently
equalizing hydraulic four-wheel
brakes, standard on all Peerless
cars, insure maximum safety and
comfort. Watson stabilizers con-
The Washington times., 1926-10-06
H A s
AUTO SALON

The Peerless Automobile Salon.
which is being staged this week
at the showrooms of the Washing
ton branch of the Peerless Motor
Company, is attracting wide atten-
ton. The latest offerings of the
Peerless factory are being displayed
for the first time to the Washing
ton public. The new line of mod
crate wheelbase and moderate-priced
Six 80 Peerless cars are very at
tractive and many sales have been
reported during the week.
Five body styles are offered In
the new model-a sport roadster
roadster coupe, five-passenger sedan,
five-passenger close-coupled sport
sedan and five-passe landaulet
All VIII be on a wheelbase of 40
inches.
The three five-passenger cars are
already in production. 1t is plan
ned to start production on the
roadster and roadster coupe within
a short time.
One of the most distinctive cars
The Washington times., 1926-10-06
GOOD MECHANIC
AID To CAR
Skilled automobile mechanics are

Skilled automobile mechanics are
very much like skilled surgeons,
and motor owners could save them
selves worry and money II they
would but recognize this fact The
man who would think of having
nothing but the best in surgical
treatment. too often is content 10
accept the second or third best in
the way of similar treatment for
his car, and the result is almost
inevitably more trouble and more
expense.
This opinion is expressed by
Oscar Coolican, local Packard
dealer. in urging car owners to
apply to their automobiles the
system the high caste Chinese uses
in keeping well.
I'm China" says Mr.. Coolican,
the best classes go in for proven
tive medicine. Instead Of paying
their doctors to make them we'll.
they pay to be kept well.
ut is a system that American
car owners can adopt with real
The Washington times., 1926-10-06
FLORIDA GOVERNOR
RAPS RED CROSS HEAD

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. Oct s
John w. Martin has received no
reply to his statement calling upon
officials of the American Red Cross
to furnish proof for their charges
that he discouraged contributions
to the Red Cross Florida hurricane
relief fund. and does not expect one.
he said today.
"For them to make such state.
ments about truthful and uncolored
reports from personal observers.
consider unfair and unkind, Gov
ernor Martin declared. These
statements of John Barton Payne
and James l.. Fsieser are unwar-
ranted oncaIled for and untrue"
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

tribute much TO the cars riding
ease
Scientific frame design and on
improved steering device combine
to give the car a 20-foot steering
radius The steering gear. devel.
oped especially to facilitate the
handling OF balloon-tired cars,
makes the handling OF the wheel
an effortless pleasure.
The Washington times., 1926-10-06

Many opportunities are offered 90 the
readers to become business men -
women. The Times and Herald claAsi-
fled ads offer many desirable chances.
Evening star., 1926-04-17
WANTED To RIIy-uOrrsES.

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100 cash; not over $500; or Will con
Slder renting; not over SS5 per mo. ). IL.
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dium sized house; modern improvements:
garage; northeast white section state low
est price and terms substantial cash pay
ment. Address Box 416-D. Star office. 49,
WANTED TO BUY HOUSE, 6. 8 ROOMS.
ne; section; must be bargain; can pay cash.
Address Box 394D, Star office. 10.
ROOMS. BATH. LATROBE, NORTH
west section: $500 cash. $50 per month.
Address Box 462-D. Star Office. l9e
CQLoRED-wANT o OR 2. ROOM HOUSE
With modern Improvements in NV, east of
10th. bet. and Fla. ave, preferably from
9Tner; $1,000 cash. Address Box 3OS-D.
6 OR Z ROOM DETACHED OR SEMI.
detached house. between 18th. and 10th.
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for all cash. Mr.. WILDER. Columbia 6S1
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WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES IN
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SHERLEY. FAUST AND WILSON.
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.--Estair
of Jessie Scott deceased-No. 3433S. 40
ministration Docket 76.-Application hav-
ing been made herein for probate Of tho
last will and testament of said deceased and
for letters testamentary on said estate by the
National Metropolitan Bank OF Washington
District of Columbia. IL is ordered this Sth
unknown heirs st-law and next OF kin Of
the said decedant. and all others concerned.
day OF May. AID. 1925, at 10 o'clock am.
% show cause why such application sh9uid
the Washington Law Reporter and "T6r
Evening star once in each of three sue
cessye weeks before the return day herein
mentioned the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return day
A. A. HOEHLING. Justice. tSeal) Attest
THEODORE COGsWELL. Deputy Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court. spIO17"4