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WOMAN SAYS
"'BEW|TCH|NG"
CAUSED DEATH
Continued from Page One)
lessen late yesterday and shooting
down Mrs. Cooper.
Had To Kill Her

lessen late yesterday and shooting
down Mrs. Cooper.
Had To Kill Her
why did you kill her?" asked the
judge.
"I didn't know I was going to-"
the woman answered.
What reason had you for killing
her?"
"I was getting sick ana para
lyzed. My left side got so paralyzed
I had trouble breathing. had to
kill her"
Are you sorry you killed her?"
II don't feel as if had done
thing"
In her cell before the arraign-
ment, Mrs. Waldman said she felt
like new woman, she waved her
legs to show there was no pain,
and said she didn't see a single
fireball last night"
She told how there had been
times when she cooked food and 1t
spoiled before she could get it on
the table; how her husband had
tried to make living and couldn't
because he was beWitched.
She said she and her husband
sometimes warded off the evil
spells by holding their arms and
faces close to a hot flame.
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PLANE
FORCED BACK
To LEN|NGRAD
Continued from Page One)

the pole at an average speed of
slightly over 80 miles an hour. The
plane apparently was aided by a
brisk tailwind as the speed was
considerably higher than the 30
mile per hour speed it had been
estimated the plane would make on
its 5000 mile hope across the top
of the world.
The latest report indicated the
flyers had covered between 900 and
1000 miles. The most difficult
stages lie ahead.
The ship kept up a regular stream
of wireless reports on its progress
over Soviet Russia and out over the
seas.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-03

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. U.P)-The
house stood by President Roosevelt
today in favor of a graduated cor
poration tax increasing the rate on
big companies. It voted down an
amendment to the tax-the-rich bill
which would have continued the
present flat 1874 per cent rate.
The vote was 96 to 40.
The amendment, by Rep. Allen
.Treadway CRep) Massachusetts,
had the backing Of organized bus
mess which has aimed its fire
against the graduated tax in the
bill on the ground it is more econ
omically unsound and penalties ef-
ficient large industries.
The test Of administration
strength on one of the main phases
Of the bill. indicated the measure
would be approved by the house II
virtually its present form.
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been impatiently awaiting the Eth
iopian answer which had been due
at 3.30 p m but was delayed by
transmission difficulties. The coun-
Gil meeting first had been called
for p. m.
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AMENDMENTS
BEATEN DOWN
WITH SPEED
Continued from Page II


lottery bill for the tax measure, 30
to 49,
An amendment by Rep. william
Thorn Dem) Ohio, to permit COM
panies to deduct from taxable in
come amounts spent in purchases
from the heavy goods industries was
defeated.
Many Changes Offered
Amendments by advocates of a
broad gauge tax bill to raise S1,000,-
100000 or more were offered thick
and fast I'D invariably defeated.
Rep. Charles TruaX Dem) Ohio,
lost rs to a, on a proposal to in
crease proposed excess profits tax
es.
Two amendments offered by Aep.
James CT. Scrugham Dem0 New
ada. intended to exempt metal
mines from the corporation tax pro-
vision of the bill fell before the
Democratic steam-roller. One was
voted down, 10 to 40, and the other
was ruled out Of order
An amendment by Rep. Daniel A.
Reed CRep) New York, permitting
corporations to make new declara-
tions of value for taxing purposes
was defeated % to rs.
RdJ. Vinto Marcantonio tRepD
New York. moved. shortly after
noon. that consideration Of the
measure cease and that !, be passed.
L make this motion in all SER
iousness," he said. ut is quite ev-
ident that no amendments will be
adopted and that this consideration
is merely a waste of time"
The motion was ruled out Of Or
der, however.
The house beat down so to 26
an amendment by Rep. Clarence E.
Hancock CRep) New York which
would exclude life insurances in
/ heritances of 100000 or less from
taxation.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-03

John T. White, county agent OF
Yamhill county, has succeeded Max
Gehlhar as director of the state
department of agriculture of Wash
ington.
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L. A. Butter and Eggs
Los Angeles Grain

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2. U.P)-
Prices quoted or the Los Angeles
grain exchange today:
No. 2 yellow corn (trans-
continental billing .-.-.S1 45-l50
Calf. wheat, sacked ...S137iz-1.42i9
Calf. barley. sacked ....-...87 i5c-9212c
Calf. Milo sacked ....-.....-sl.55-l so
Millfeeds, white and red s1.25-1.30
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forward, gathered speed and raced
along the one-mile runway. 1t just
cleared the trees at the end of the
field and a nervous cheer from
those watching bade the plane God
speed. 1t was magnificent take
off.
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The use of turkeys to control
grasshoppers in the klamath basin,
Oregon, has been SO successful that
$4,000 are to be herded there this
season
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-03

No Arrests Made-No arrests were
made by police here last night ac-
cording to the log record for the
past "a hours at headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-03

Building Permit Issued-To J. P.
Eyer for construction Of a sleep
ing room at 1885 Olive, $50.
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Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broled steak dinners from
S TO 26to
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DR.. A. b. Hanson. dentist New
Professional Bldg. Phone 80 9to
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Barley Reported stolen - The
sheriff's office was notified that l0C
sacks Of barley belonging to A. II
Kaiser were stolen late yesterday
from a rIneh a mile north OF the
West store.
DR.. A. b. Hanson. dentist. New
Professional Bldg. Phone S8 eto
Building Permit ISsued-To J. P.
Eyer for construction Of a sleep
ing room at 1885 Olive, $50.
No Arrests Made-No arrests were
made by police here last night ac-
cording to the log record for the
past "a hours at headquarters.
Hotel California Coffee Shop -
Charcoal broled steak dinners from
s tos 26to
Report Clothing Theft - TT
Brawley police notified the sheriff's
office that a suit of clothes was
stolen in that city yesterday. NO
details as to ownership OF the
clothes or how they were stolen were /
included in the report.
Leaves For North - Henry Hunt, ]
for the past seven years pharma- /
eist at Clements Drug Store left +.
here for the San Francisco bay /
region today where he will again
be engaged in the retail drug bus
ineSS.
Window Shades-An sizes. Rey- I
nolds' Linoleum Store, 639 Main I
81 l5-to /
Marriage License Granted-Percy /
Shumway, rs, and Nina Paul, As /
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) LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3. \J.D -
Following are today's market quo
tations:
Hens. Leghorns, 219 to 314 lbs lac
Hens, Leghorns, 81 to 4 lbs. ..---l5c
Hens, Leghorns. 4 lbs. and up ..-l5c
Hens, colored, 3A to 4 lbs.........-...20c
Hens. colored, over lbs. .........-..2lc
Broilers. over l to IL lbs. ....--.....17c
Broilers. over IA to "a lbs. lie
F1yers, Leghorns, 3. to 3l2 lbs. Tic
Fryers. colored, % to 81 lbs. ..-23c
Roasters, soft bone, 3l5 lbs. up -.23c
stays 4GC
Old rOOSterS -.------
Ducklings, Pekin, Az lbs. up ..l2c
Old ducks ----------------------- 70
Young tom turkeys. IA lbs. and Up
to 18 lbs.
Young tom turkeys. over Is lbs.
and up
Hen turkeys. 9 lbs and up --...--..---l6c
Old tom turkeys ..-.....---.......-.----.--.l6c
Old hen turkeys ..-.-........ ....--- .--..--.l6c
Capons, under lbs. ----------------20c
Capons, Z lbs. and up ..--...-..-.--......23c
Rabbits, No. l white, 2 to 4 lbs-.9c
Rabbits, No l ole ---.------------- &c
Rabbits. No mixed coloTs, 3
to 4 lbs. .....-................. 7c
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L. A. Poultry

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3. CJ.D -
Following are today's market quo
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-03

Window Shades-Al sizes. Rey-
nolds' Linoleum Store, 639 Main
st l5-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-08-03

Marriage License Granted-Percy
Shumway, 45. and Nina Paul, 40,
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Insurance & Investments

Tongue Brooks Z Zimmerman Inc l41T NE 1870
WIN Saunders c. 1913 K Of NV. % 1915
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CoaI-Ice-FueI

A. A. A. Coal. Fuel OIL 1924 Fla aV ne. IL $3.50
P. Barner Prompt S5l 22nd st NV
p. Barnes 672 L st Sc 49,. 49,. .. II 1851
W. S. BeckWith Prompt serv. 2701 Poplar st nv
Eddie Bell Ice 4 Coal 1918 9Th NV. 20 5I4S
r. Brannum 1926 K st ............WE Ol03.l
NJ s. CappeIJ Coal Ice Service ,....... &c A8S
Carroll Bros l52 N st So ,..,,... AT 028I
A. Champion 1924 N st NV ...........W WE 2908.M
Lloyd Fox Coa-Ice 917 Bird Sc .......... u 973!
Walter r. GiIIionS 1247 Oates st nv ..AT 1884
Jesse Grear Prompt service 2003 st nv
J. Hawkins Prompt service 1871 B ct w
Holt Bros. 1912 st Sc AT O6I2:y
N. Lee Coal del same day 9S1 25th NV WE O645
Geo r. McAVoy 1909 st SO LII $500
3 r. Mssss Goal !cs Hauling ssl sth Sc q 7 z5a9
Robert n. Meade Prompt 915 3rd ct sw
Mitehell Veney 22l st SW. ....'...., ME 2 .SS
Rinaldi cSal Co s4S r l AZ re-. Ho O iSSG
Roht B. ShelSSR 1888 22nd NV 49,. VIZ 2O7O'I
Scott Coal { TEo del same day 725 oath st NV
N. Smith Coal del. same day So Eye ct sw .o
n. L. Trotter 31O4 P st NV. ...........WE O4zO
! Il TrunneII Jr 1245 33rd nv. .......ME 2I2S
L. Washington 615 Delaware aV sw. NE 1878
Weather'S Coal Co 100 End st sw
Special prices on wood; prompt service. ,.,.
VIM. J. Watts 229 C st sw .............0! ISIO
VIM. Wood 1917 22d st NV. ............WE O55S
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HOME HUNTING
Nth
Barbara Holmes

greet it for it has many posi-.
bilitieS . first there is lovely
first floor with panelled dining
room with beam ceiling and lots
of windows, through which one
has a view of little garden; a
living room with parquet floors
and the most beautiful natural
woodwork; a real kitchen per.
fectly appointed and just off to
the right is a lavatory. Going
up an interesting stairway, car.
ried out in natural woodwork,
I found four bedrooms, each
well lighted and ventilated. A
third floor consists of two fin.
ished rooms and storage space.
In the cellar there is another
lavatory stationary wash
tubs and an up-to-date heating
plant. It is my earnest belief
that this is an unusually we'll
built home.
6123 14TH ST. N. w.:
Seldom will you find homes
with all the latest conveniences
as reasonably priced as the love-
ly modern French provincial
homes that have just been pre-
sented to the public. Equipped
with the latest General Electric
air conditioning for comfortable,
healthful living in both summer
and winter, they are really mod
ern to the nth degree. The in
terror walls are of curly maple
panelled with FURNISHED alu-
minum strips in the latest mod
ern manner. The popular center
hall plan is ideally carried out
in thee new homes and the liv-
ing room, step-up dining room
and lovely modern electric
health kitchen are truly gems in
arrangement and convenience.
The upper floor is just as attrac'
tive with it's three bright rooms,
two ultra-modern baths in col
ors and plenty of roomy closets.
The setting of these lovely new
homes is on handicapped terraces
high above 18th Street and over.
looking Rock Creek Park.
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Houses for Sale

A ST. s. E.. 1736-6-room brick house,
with bath. full basement, front and, back
porches. hot-water heat, near. schools.
S695O: only 5000 down and balance like
rent: keys at 1874 A. or phone Mr.. Clark,
National 30O7
143O LOCUST ROAD n. W.-Open daily
Beautiful Shepherd Park home.
n. E. OR S. Eve can sell your real
estate if it is priced right. Phone
Lincoln Ol29 or write JOS. A. HERBERT
4 SONS SIS East Canitol St.
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500 VIOLET PLACE,
TAKOMA PARK:

A house with a personality.
This is another bungalow type
with three bedrooms and bath
on the second floor and a living
room, dining room and kitchen
on the first. A dignified and
impressive fireplace in the living
room adds a note OF inviting
hospitality that is hard to ex-
cell. No matter if you are a
novice at cooking or an expert,
this kitchen is the answer to all
of your needs it is perfectly
planned with a one-piece cbinet
containing a sink, storage and
work space. Over the sink is a
large window giving more light.
Off the kitchen is Screened-in
porch and there is an open
porch on the side of the house.
This house is built on a lot Ask
100 which contains detached
garage with overhead doors.
You will be surprised at the rea-
Sonable price asked it is
around $1,000 and is we'll worth
more. To reach go out Georgia
Avenue, turn right on Falkland
Drive (the first street above the
District Line at the Dyeing and
Cleaning Instituted, over the
bridge two blocks and right on
Violet Place to house.
FL CEDAR PARKWAY,
CHEVY CHASE, Md:
This is an opportunity for q
discriminating person to get a
lovely home as we'll as a real
bargain. This is not the ordinary
type of house. It was carefully
built and planned so as to give
the larger family every conven-
fence and comfort. Five huge
bedrooms, a sleeping porch and
three baths provide ample space
for every member of the family.
The first floor was arranged
perfectly for extensive entertain
ing for the living and dining
room were quite massive. There
is also a lavatory on this floor.
The kitchen had all up-to-date
equipment, and was of ample
size to take care of large fam
ily's Leeds. To appreciate this
house lou must see it, with its
lovely detached tWo-car garage,
beautiful grounds, with old trees,
shrubbery and flowers, making
a perfect setting and back
ground. The price is far below
its actual value.
$500 7TH ST. N. W.:
The wise family Of today
would do we'll to investigate the
clever little semi-detached house
that is offered for $3.50. 1t is
located on the corner and has
southern exposure. Six real
livable rooms, nicely sized and
decorated, make up the arrange
ment. Of course the lady of the
house would be interested in the
kitchena 1t is quite modern,
offering the necessary equip
ment for the art of housekeep-
ing. The price is most moderate
and 1 suggest your immediate
investigation.
514 QUINCY ST. N. w.:
Everyone is predicting some
thing nowadays and here is my
prediction that the lucky
persons making this house their
permanent home will never re-
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HCIeaners & Dyers
|Laundries-VaIets

Bernard's I day serV. PAST Nichols Az 50 9348
BOn-TOn Cleaners sSO4 18th ne mo SS1
Community CIrS ToRsorial Shop 2420 Nicholas AZ Sc
Economy Laundry 1857 4th NV DE S661
Fishers Cleaners 2127 18th NV H0 SaSS
Maynard's 2724 Georgia ave nv 40 8SoS
7. N. Smith One day service 254 st Sw ME 1890
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1881 Ward ct va 1855
Luwtn Rus Cleaning Co 1925 7th nv NC sISo
University Cleaners 1874. wis av nw,....WE 1904
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 244s 18th nv
Brisuslio Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia ~ nv
Doyle's Valet Shop 928 You ct NV
Fashion Valet s; Coles prop. 4O1 Srd sw mE SS29
KnicksrbOeksr Shoe shOp 1924 18th ct NV CO 8ISI
/ Mascetti EXP Shoe Rep 3Ool Ga av AO 764S
New York Shoe Repair & RemOdellnS 1888 18th NV
Shoes made longer wider or narrower: work guar.
Mikes Valet Service SO5 18th NV. ME 7240
Nick ErricO Shoe Repair 1885 Pa Az ."
Nieks Quality Shoe Rep S08 Upshur nv AD 5762
Peoples Shoe Repair exp workmanship 5207 G4 .!
Shoe TroubIe2 See MAX 1924 !? ne De ls7S:W
Silver Slipper Sine Repair 1888 18th NV. MA S572
Charles Young 1877 4th st Sc .............Ll So2S
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Auto Service

ArsenbriSht & Beavers rear 44s NJ NV. ME 1858
BaTter's Welding Shop 70 Hanover pl NV 20 2073
Bond Auto Service rear 1921 L NV ~ USSS
Buddy Hart Super Ser 324O Prospect Az We Z0IZ
Carl Motor ssrv Open Sunday rear s42 25th NV
Call Carl Inc Ga Fl NV o. 2Ia9
pad Son Top Shop Rear 1885 14th NV. co 1921
esrI.;, HTtS ssrvIe" ' rear is43 18th uw NO 1855
Henrv L Poole 1892 II se..,.... u $500
eeo W Davis 1900 Ga Az ~ Soc, CO 8422
GrOse'o Auto Service 1884 9th VINE 6646
Hsnslsy Auto Body rear 1897 & st NV. NE 6I7s
lanes z MUrphy 1909 NJ NV. ... ST 9504
Killy's Garage 92l Florida Az nv De 1922
Lehman's One Stop Service 18th & NV Ma 024l
4. MeDermott's GARAGE $3.50 NJ st NV WE 3040
RaybsstOs Brake Service 617 N r. 1918
lambert Auto Service 141s 1st no 20 5202
LeOnard's Auto Service I34I Riggs st NJ NO 1868
Street Garage $50 NJ at sw OF 0090
National Auto Top Co 211s IA NV. De 2348
Old Dominion Serv Sta Cherrydale Va Gu 1873
PauI'1 Auto Shop rear 1915 L st NV. ME s4Io
We Specialize in Ford Repairing
PeteS Auto Service rear lib Eye st nv
General Auto Repairing.
W 3 Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 NV MA RAIN
Quick Service Garaus Rear 4s7 st w. 81 $3.50
Security Tire & Battery 9O7 18th NV. -. ME s487
General Auto Repair
Shands Garage rear 1927 K st NV
TrIpplo Service Sta S13 Fla nv DE 4osS
Winder's Auto Rep a43 Hughes ct nv WE l29S:M
Wrisht1 Auto Shop RI. 1907 Clifton NV co IO2IO
AUTO GLASS
8 Auto Glass Shop 1908 s So. u S543.W
West End Glass Shop 1868 L ct NV. ST SSi5
GARAGES
Conrad Garage 1929 Eye st nw..........sr s727
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Oil Burners

ASnsv Oil Burner csrp 1913 18th st nw MA SOOS
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American Valet Cleaners 1924 Ga eE $3.50
Bohman'S Shoe Repair 24l2 Nichols Az 20
j. Brown Work guaranteed 1912 4th sw ME SS63
Chas. DiCarIO 29l5 Nicholas SO IL 9225.W
Howell Shoe Rebuilder EXP. Workmanship N Sw
Paul { Son 935 End st Sw ............ME SS73
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Beauty Salons

Ards Beauty Shop 1905 II Ct NV =. CO I0367
cOsmetlque Beauty Shop 1851 Mt PIT nv CO 7Io7
Cosmopolitan Beauty Shop 527 10th st NV z S8l6
DoRlphan Beauty Shop Doniphan bg Alex 432
FLOrestsIle Beauty SAILOR sos q No.. IL $3.50
Gabriel 1913 Conn Az nv MA 7I70
HardinV Beauty Shoppe 1715 N Cap. ct. DE 2547
Mrs. olive r johnson 2435 Nichols AZ % II 1863
OgIlVle sisters 1920 Conn av MA $3.50
Park Central Beauty ShoB 1900 NV ME 0540
Rene HaIrdr0sseF 1919 Conn ........0 De S3l3-lE
Ruth'S Beauty Salon 2o54 E st nw...... ME 1880
cOLOREO
Fl Lac Beauty Salon 1911 L q NV. ...ME $3.50
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Deeorating-Painting-
Paperine

F. X. Armstrong Expert work 644 Eye ct 90
Nathan n. Barton 900 25th NV
N. Berenter 3714 18th .............. .AD 1855
Leon Briscoe Work guaranteed $40 end So apt
Caesar Short PIastsrin0 632 MAsS Az uW o. 609I
I. 0. Dunmore 929 3rd Sc u $3.50
B. 3. Garfield Work guaranteed 913 Green ct NV
Hooper & KIeSner 929 st NV MA 4736
7: r. Hurd Rms papered IS up 345 B nv. ME 1858
William Johnson Guar. work 637 st SO
Benjamin Lewis Work guaranteed 800 D st Sw
R A Lewis 1922 1st NV gen repairs ME 1888
R. A. Lewis 923 25th st nw.............WE 0645
J. C, Miles 1880 K at NV .,,,....WE 1855
z. Mitchell 1928 L st NV. WE 2O76
a. outerbridSe Painting Of all kinds 1859 9Th sw
& NJ Sanders ll55 Goth NV ...........DI 0594
Paul Serene 1913 Penn ct ne $500. At Il73
Eugene Smith Rms papered 81. so up III G st sw
Smith liza Webster nw........ 40 7l0S
B. e. SmithsOn 464 st sw....... d 1852
c. Thompson 922 Hughes ct NV go. WE Is2S.M
3. K. Underdue & Son 25l0 Sheridan I'd Sc At 5000
washington George 1914 No Car Az % At $9Ao
SIGN PAINTING
c. A. Hamer 206 c st SW ...............ME $500
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

modern in every detail: 4 rms. on each
floor. Large floored attic, large lot, garage.
Paved street, alley. This home will suit a
large family or can be used for . families.
Close to graded e. junior high school. House
is in fine condition, $500. Terms ar
ranged Possession at once. Open Sun, 10
D. M Week days. 10 p. M, or can be seen
at any time. Also 1000 Lawrence St.
6-rm modern bungalow. Price and terms
easy. Possession at once. B. F. HOLMES,
1901 Rhode Island Ave. n. E. NO. SSH.
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Spanish Sore

THE ONLY STORE OF ITS KIND
IN WASHINGTON
Spanish, Mexican, Central and South
American food stuffs Decentralization
Perfumes Plantanos. Yerba Mate Cafes.
NJ. Pena, 1886 18th St. N. W. DEC. 1913.
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Moving 6 Storage

BealrS Express 1922 Wis aV..........wE 2429-W
Herman Brown 22l5 st
B L W TrsRSfer Co 1912 W ct nv NO 1894
Douh'S Transfer. Storage 1900 Irving NV AD 7748
Fuller & Yates 23l5 Va av NV .WE 22O4
Thomas Ford 1913 NJ st se................AT 06I9
SomiI'on 1903 r st nW........DE 1851
Thomas HattOn 729 18th ne .............lI 1870
Hayward local dist moving 1887 81 nw WE 0640
John Harris 1871 2Sth st NV .......... DE 4067-W
Hawkins Trans sos cath NV ..........WE 0I96-j
T. C. Johnson & Sons $40 Fla NV. NO 1864
Chas. Martin 1921 Prospect I'VE 270S
Preston Transfer IS Decatur st nO......0E S3SS
Rogers Transfer 1868 B st no. ......Ll 9775
SnoWden's Transfer 14th & Ella AZ ne. u In7S
J. D. Thomas 305 K st SO ...............LI 7555
wilmington Transfer 1853 Church st NV
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerreII Transfer 431 9Th ct sw ....... Of 70sS
Geo. 3. Riley Sons 600 L st SO ...... At O06I
Ash and trash man. city-wide. low prices
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Funeral Directors
Furniture & UphoIsterinq

FURNITURE
Albert Ingraham Credit Furniture 1850
Thompson eros 1920 Good Hope I'd % u 0556
Thomas GOnsaleS Antiques 1921 Is NO 0S27.J
SLIP COVERS
James Paris 623 NJ St NV P0 4295.M
UPH0LSTERING AND SLIPC0VERS
Bethesda Retlnishins Shop 6s22 Wis WI 2822
ThoS King 921 Thsyer ~ Sill Spg Nd SH 1884
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
, JeweIry-Wateh Making

Capitol View Watch She's 2OG LIST sc. u 66e4
Philip Sures Co 1904 Az NV me 1854
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Drug Stores

Drug Stores
HIItOn's Prof Pharmacy 1888 ssG NV We OO26
Electrical Service
Dawes EIes Serv. sl34 Ga aV GE 4670 u SOFA
Warren 1905 N ct NV MA 666S
Watson Co co 0A60 eve At 2i20.W
WhItInS 4 Herrity HOS 9th nv MA SeO2
Home Insulation
Hudson SUVVIy c. 7th . T G1S a0.....P0 I4I8
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-11-14
NOTORIOUS ROGUE
WAS HERO AMONG
ENGLISH PEOPLE

Claude Duval, Frenchman, was
the most notorious of all the high
waymen who infested the roads of
England in the Seventeenth century,
and the first to have price put upon
his head by royalty, yet this plague
of travellers, when at last taken and
hanged, was honored with burial in
the center aisle of Covent Garden
church, London. and the following
ocular epitaph was placed on the
stone above his tomb:
Here lies Du Vail: Reader, if male
thou art,
Look to thy purse; If female, to thy
heart"
The rogue's gallantries with women
had made him romantic hero among
the people, writes Walter Fogg In
"One Thousand Savings of History.
On one occasion he held up the coach
Of lady and returned booty worth
f300 when she agreed to dance a cou-
rante with him on the moonlit heath.
Undoubtedly she was one of the
high born danes who afterward hur-
ried to condole with him in prison
and who pleaded so tearfully with
Charles II for his life that the king
would have pardoned him but for
Judge Morton, who made short shrift
of every road agent who fell under
his jurisdiction. The judge threat
ened to resign unless Duval got the
rope, so he was executed at Tyburn
(January q, 1670).
Before he became the captain of
an outlaw band Duval had been a
page of the duke Of Richmond. He
was taken prisoner On one of his dar-
ing visits to London when he dallied
too long with wine.