The Coconino sun., 1920-11-05

Everybody is going to the State Fair at Phoenix during the week of November 8-13 inclusive.
 Jack Crabb, the cattleman, has moved from Flagstaff to his winter headquarters at Cottonwood.
 MT. and Mars. Bert Haskett left yesterday for Phoenix, where they will make their headquarters for the winter.
 Tourist traffic by autopobiles still continues to thrive through this sec tion in spite of storms. Few seem to have any difficulty in making good time.
 I'll be.there,
 You'll be there,
 We'll all be there,
 At the Arizona State Fair. Election dope" is mighty difficult stuff to gather up in detail, but every effort has been made by The Sun to get the details correctly as far as pos sible for the state and county.
 Ever see Tommy Milton and Eddie Hearn tear around the track at 100 miles per? They'll be doing it Auto mobile Day at the State Fair.
 The general impression is that Eve women" voted just as intelligently as the men did. Every office was filled anyhow, and that's all the men ever did.
 H. C. Lockett returned the first of the week from Rochester, Mian., where he went several weeks ago for ! further treatment by the Mayo broth CTS. He is very little improved, though able to be out among his | friends.
 The new train will go into service on the Santa Fe November 14th, will be called the San Francisco Limited It as No. 3 and come under the same rules. It was rumored at first that it would not be limited train. Captain Linton, of Phoenix, who re- gently succeeded Captain Larue as in- structor and general supervisor over the various school cadet companies Of the state, was here part of this week reviewing the work being done in this direction by the Normal school and the Emerson high school.
 J. D. Bishop, roundup boss in many hard-fought battle on the range with livestock, was in Flagstaff yes terday for a short time visiting with old friends. MT. Bishop says that range conditions in the Seligman sec tion are very good and that cattle will go through the winter in good shape. F. J. Lusk spent Wednesday and Thursday in Phoenix, making preli.n- mary arrangements for a Kim dis play and demonstration in the dairy building at the state fair, where he will show the entire Merrell-Soule line, including Kim milk. and None- Such mince meat. He will go to Phoe- nix again on Monday to take charge of the display.
 Bill Kaup, accompanied by Mrs. Kaup, was in Flagstaff Wednesday from Bellemont to pick up the re- mains of the election. Mrs. Kaup was very much elated over the news of the election. while Bill mopd around feeling that his vote Tuesday had not done much good in the general mix up. Bill went home muImuring some- thing that sounded like: "It's jint ahead and cinter back; Jerry go ile the carr"
 Democratic headquarters in Flag staff, located in the corner upstairs room in the Rabbit block, was pret- ty much overshadowed as far as the view from the outside was concerned by the big Harding pictures in the windows of the room right next to them. The latter windows were in the room occupied as boudoir during his family's absence by A. Belmont, chief of the accounting force, who isn't a democrat so you could notice it.
 An interesting Flagstaff visitor is A. Helms, of New South Wales, Aus tralia, forest service man. Mir. Helms came to this country to study local timber conditions and see if it is not feasible to get seed of some of our coniferous trees to plant in Australia. Most of the trees there are hardwood. He believes that OFT yellow pine and the southern pine may be successfully grown in regions at home where cli- matic conditions are similar to those under which they are grown here.
 Dr. L. B. McMullen, president of the Normal school, and Mrs. McMullen, will go to Phoenix tomorrow. where Dr. McMullen will attend to the dis play of the exhibit at the state fair that is to be made by the manual training department of the Normal. It will be remembered that under Professor Keuzenkamp's handling, the Normal school exhibit at the Prescott fair short time ago got away with most of the honors. Dr. and Mrs. Me- Mullen will be the guests a greater part of the week of pr. Matthews, of the Tempe Normal school, and wife. He will also attend the meeting on Monday of next weAk of the state