The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15

Don't forget-this is the last day on which you can register for the election on November 2. If you haven't registered yet and do not reg ister today, you cannot vote.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Jakle return ed the first of the week from few days visit in Phoenix with their daughter, Miss Dorothy Jakle, who is teaching at Mesa.
 This is a good time for autoists to buy. Just cast your eye over this weeks advertisements of Joe Wald- haus and the Arizona Motor & I'm plement Co.,, and you'll see why. A. J. Sullivan's big sale at ths Dresswell Shop-reduction of prices and reduction of stock-is merrily proceeding. Some interesting prices in his advertisement this week.
 Mrs. Johnson, wife of the young man who manages the Vyne Bros. Electrical Co. storage battery plant at the Waldhaus garage, is in Farm ington, N. M., visiting her parents.
 Fred Hensing, superintendent of the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mining company, who had been here for sev- eral weeks visiting with his wife, re- turned to Oatman this week to re- sume shaft-sinking operations at the mine.
 There will be some real eloquence turned loose and some interesting facts told next Tuesday at the Or pheum theatre when Ralph Cameron, Jas. R. Dunseath, Edward J. F1an- igan and other republican candidates appear.
 Loren Vaughn, of Phoenix, demo- cratic candidate for state corporation commissioner, was caller at The Sun office last week. MT. Vaughn was once newspaper man and holds some very decided views on the power of the press.
 | Rev. Luther Moore left on Tuesday night for Tucson, to attend the con- conference of the Espicopal church in Arizona, on a nationwide cam paign, held in Grace church, that city, on the 14th. He expects to return to- morrow morning.
 Roger Morse, of the Citizens bank, is at Williams for few weeks, re- lieving Cashier F. C. Scoville, of the Citizens bank of that place, who is taking his annual vacation. Mrs. Morse spent this week at Williams with her husband.
 Dr. and Mrs. M. o. Dumas came in from their mountain ranch the first of the week, Mrs. Dumas to remain here for a while with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Francis, the doctor going back in few hours to look af- ter his range critters.
 Rudolph Kuchler, republican can didate for reelection as state tax commissioner, and Mrs. Kuchler, were Flagstaff visitors on. Saturday. They both paid visi. to The Sun office. Mir. Kuchler is one of the best public officials Arizona has ever had. His wife is a charming and talented lady.
 E. F. Bridwell has re-opened the blacksmith shop on East Aspen ay- enue, which he formerly had charge of when it was owned by z. A, Bis sonnette. Mir. Bridwell only recent ly returned from visit of several weeks in Phoenix. He is competent mechanic and the former patrons of the shop are glad to see him back.
 J. w. Lawrie and wife, of Horton, Kans., have been registered at the Ideal for few days. They stopped here last fall, also, on their annual trip to the coast, where they spend the winters, but at that time did not know that Mir. Lawrie's first cousin lived here. This time they have him located. It is Frank M. Gold, county attorney.
 Leon Y. Gallegos says that during the absence of himself and wife in Williams for couple of weeks, some unregenerate wretch entered his home on Grand Canyon avenue and stole about $250 worth of clothing and oth- CT articles, also cleaned the house of all food left there. Gallegos is hard working man and this loss goes hard with him.
 Dr. Felix Manning, county health officer, and Lou Charlebois, county supervisor, are at Fredonia. That is, they started from here the first of the week, motoring by way of Lees ferry, and expected to get through. The QOctOT IS mhklnR the TcSuidT dnHudi inspection trip in his capacity as health officer and MT. Charlebois is getting acquainted with the voters beyond the gorge.
 "Six of one and half dozen of the other" is the way Charlie Prochnow, proprietor of the Commercial hotel, can now refer to his children. For the sixth girl--and twelfth child-in the family was born on Monday, at Milton hospital. When one considers what fine, happy bunch the other eleven are, it can easily be understood why Mir. and Mrs. Prochnow wanted at least one more.
 | Clarence Durham arrived the last of last week for a few days visit here with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter Durham. He had come up from Douglas to visit his wife and little one, who are at Winslow at the home of his wife's parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Daze. Clarence took