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ENGLEzII 81 RELATIILE
COMERCIALE Gu Russia.

LONDRA, II Nov. - Cabine-
tul Marei Britanii a avut All Q
lunga consfatuire, discutind dill
nou chestia cu reinceperea rela-
tiilor conferciale Gu Russia sovie-
tista.
Premierul Lloyd George, An
drew Bonar Law 81 alti membrii
al cabinetului sc zice Cd au insls-
tat asupra reinccperii relatlilor
comerciale, insa Earl Cnrzon.
ministru de externe, Winston
Churcil, ministru de razboi 81
Austin Chamberlain, ministru de
finalfte Sc indoesc daca clauzele
din acel pact, ca 'bolsevisti sd
incete GU propaganda, pot fl IN
fortate.
Iii dOresc ca sd Sc intilneasca
din nou Gu Leonid Krassin, re
prcsentantul sovietist 81 sc scoat;
de la ell noui asigurari in chesti.
propaganda.
Sc raporteaza ca guvernul so
vietist este invoit ca sd recu
noasca datoriilc ce le are Rusii
guvernului englez 81 cetatenilo
englezi, acordindu-li-se lungi ter
mini de plata, insa asupra aceste
parti a negotiation nu s'a alum
la nici % concluzie pima acum.
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kiCi I'm pact Gu
Europa
,,BATALI0NUL NORTH Isl STRINGE RINDURlLE
SPRE A Sc OPUNE LUI HARDING

sigur va Fl present, Gu toate ca
pare ca acel representant mai
curind va Fl se1latorul Philander
c. Knox de cit senatorul Borah
ori sematorul Hiram w. johnson
din California.
Daca obstructionistii vor Fl re-
'presentati la consfatuirea lui
Harding, Ell vor face de cunoscut
ca programul lor in substanti
este urmatorul:
1. - O conferinta natiunilor
spre face un cod al legilor in
ternationale 81 recunoasterea ace.
lui cod ca legile predominante j
natiunilor. Este credinta oponen
tilor ligei natiunilor ca presedin.
tele republican va face Gu multi
mai multi pentru stabilitatea lu
mil daca face acesti pasi.
2. Extinderea jurisdictie
arbiEatiei ale Trjbunalului dil
Haga.
- Stabilirea qrnei curti d,
justitie similara Gu curtea su
prema a Statelor Unite, avint
jurisdictia pc care aceasta curt
suprema o are in disputele din
tre statele din Uniune.
! 0 natiune care are plinger
contra altei natiuni, poate. um
! pie petite prin care natiune
aceia este instiintata. Daca do
reste aceasta TARA nu necesa
ca sd inceapa procesll, insa tri
bunalul, i'll orr cc caz Isl va spun
opinia.
| Acest intales il are 81 declars
title republication din progrs
mul lor din Chicago. Daca acest
declaratii vor fl consMerate d
catra conferinta lui Harding c
constit,,;nd noua 'asOciatiei'
natiunilor ori nu este chest!
deschisa.
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RHAlLlS DEPUNE
JURAMANTUl

ATENA, 18 Nov. = George
Rhallis, nonl premier al Greciei, q
depus juramintul in presenta re-
gcntului amiral Coundouriotis. A
celia care au depus juram1ntul i'm
preuna Gu ell sunt: M. Gounaris
ministru de rasboi; NJ. Baldwaris
ministru de interioare 81 NJ. Gallo
geropoulos, ministru de finante
Rhallis va tine portofoliul minis
trului de externe.
Imediat dupa ce a depus jura
mintul cerut regentului sa demi
sioneze. Ceilalti membri al cabi
netului vor depune juram1ntul in
naintea mamei reginei.
Fostul premier Venizelos a pie
cat spre Paris.
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|UN FosT INDICATOR
UCIS

NEWARK, O., 18 Nov. = In
ziua in care trebuia ca sc vina in
fata tribunalului Sd raspunda la
ac,lzele ce sc aduc ca s'a purtat
brutal Gu copii lui, fostul judeca-
tor Walter A. Irvine, zace mort
in casa lui din West Madison town
ship, lar feciorul lui invalid, An.
gus, Sc afla arestat de polite acu.
zat ca e ucigasul tatalui lui.
Angus ma volt Sc spuna altceva
dec1t ca a fost in Columbus ca SC
roage pc mama lui Sc vina indarat
Dina Irvine 81 barbatul eli s'au des
partit de luna de zile.
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PENTRU M0NUMENTUl
ECATERlNA TE0DOR0IU

Suma cea din urma $1l13.01
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GIUVAERE FURATE
DIN HOTEL.

Diamante 81 alte lucruri scum
pc i'll valoare de zece mil dOllari
au fost furate din otelul Statler,
ieri dupa amiazi.
Giuvaerele apartment lui E. A.
Hirsch, agentul firmei William
Shelf din New York, fabricant de
giuvaiere.
Hotia a fost comisa dupa cum
sp,lne Hirsch, pc cfnd "a mer,
sa-si cumpere tigari. Voind ca 81
piece din acest oras, s'a pacheta1
tot in GUITAR, punfnd lucruril,
scumpe in el. Cind s'a intors in
darat in camera q aflat cufaru
spart.
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AMERICANI DETINUTI
DE RoS1.

STOCKHOLM, II Nov. =
Washington ID. Vanderlip din
California inginer de mine 81 pc
troll, care acum de curind VIII
tat Moscova, spels ca numa'
sase americani sunt detinuti in
temnitcle bolsevistilor din capi.
tala lor, lar alti unsprezece SUM-
detinuti prin case private.
Ell spune ca a vizitat pc unu
dintre acestia eli numele Kalma
tiano, 81 Ia aflat sanatos, avlnt
o mare camera ca celula.
Kaamatiano, dupa cum spun
Vaderlip, este inchis aci numa
noaptea. pc cind ziua este libe
merge in jurul temnitei.
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d.. I. MIHALACHE: Onorata
Camera, vorbesc in numele parti-
dului taranesc din vechiul regat.
Am inainte proiectul de raspuns la
Mesaj alcatuit de raportorul Ca
merii. Declar, ca ne asociem fara
nici O rezerva la omagiul de res
pect, Gle recunostinta netarmurita
81 iubire Regelui, armatei 81 ALA
tilor. (Aplause).
Ne asociem la omagiul adus Re-
gelui nostru, fiindca suntem un
partid monarchic din convingere,
incredintati find ca, cea mai in
naintata democratic rurala incape
in cadrele unui regim monarhic.
(Aplause)
Ne inchinam Regelui nostru, fl
indca in momente de grea cumpa.
na pentru tara, fara multa ezitare
STA sacrificat legaturile de singe
81 traditiunea familiei, scotind spa
da atunci cind interesele neamulu
nostru All cerut, impotriva dusma
nilor patriei, macar Cd in rindul
acelor dusmani vedea pc propri
sal consingeni.
Pentruca in mijlocul rasboiului
a indurat alaturi de soldatii ta
rani suferintele cele mai crincene
81 s au umplut de bucurie alatur
de aceiasi soldati tarani in momen
tele Gle biruinta 81 STA topit in to-
cursul rasboiului sufletul Lui il
sufletul neamului.
De asemcnea, fiindca fost III
factor hotaritor in darea celor dou;
mari reforme, a exproprierii 81
votului universal 81 avem credint
ca MI tocmai Ell Sc va opune la de
savirsirea acestor reforme. ca
plause.)
Fiindca avem convingerea ca E
va inangura era noua, bazata p
alta deviza decit aceea care era alt
dat: "Regele 81 dorobantul,' sal
"Regele 81 jandarmul,' deviz
noua care de aici inainte va Fl Re
gele 81 taranul. :" APPLAUSE pc ban
cile Immortality.
Ne inchinam de asemenea arms
tel noastre glorioase.
Dl. COLONEL I. TOPLICES
Gu: Oar Gu poporul ce facet?
| Dl. I. MIHALACHE: Parte
suprapusa acestui popor era ]
partea sedcntara.
! Ne inchinaR armatei noastr
glorioase. >.
Dl. GENERAL AL. AVERE
Sou, presedintele consiliului: Est
inexact, protestcz in numele patti
rel intregi tarii noastre, care
luat parte la rasboi 81 in transee
fata dusmanului 81 STA varsat si'
gele pentru patrie. applause pr
lungite.)
Dl. I. MIHALACHE: Vor $
de acum fnainte, die prim-mini
tru, soldatii aceia in sufletul C
rora iubirea catre d-voastra aju
sese la paroxim, mai GU seama
4 clipa cind patrunsese in trans
I svonul ca d-voastra va opuneti
: sa mergeti mai departe in rash
I pima cind ciocoii della partea |
dcntara nu vor veni in transee
u soldatii din transee nu vor trece
L partea sedentara, vor sti de a
d inainte sentimentele d-voastra az
varate.
le Dl. AL. OTETELESEAN
ii Oar Brailoiu, Carp, Otetelesea
r carl au murit pc cimpul de lup
sunt taranif
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Scsatlasass - sast -
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Dl. I. MIHALACHE: Imi rezer-
vam dreptul sd vorbesc la urma
despre aceste vlastare fericite ale j..
clasei dominante, care impotriva
clasei lor, au stat alaturi
de tarani, s'au jertfit alaturi de
eli 81 Ell insu-mi am fost acela care
am slavit prin un articol gloria lui
GOlescu, care murit in rindul no.
stru la Cocargea, ell 1nsu-mi am
fost acela care am slavit pc acel
bOer.
Aceasta insa nu insemneaza ca
fntreaga lui clasa fost ca acest
fericit exemplar.
Dl. DUILIU ZAMFIRESCU,
preSedinte: Protestez contra cclor
spuse de d-voastra. Dol fiji am a
vut 81 am1ndoi au fost raniti in
rasboi; n'aveti dreptul sd vorbiti
astfel.
Dl. I. MIHALACHE,; Iutli..
die presedinte, n am stiut Cd 81 d
voastra sunteti boer. AL doilea, va
transmit respectuosul meu omagiu,
daca att avut dol fiji 81 amindoi au
fost raniti in mijlocul taranilor.
Sa dea Dumnezeu ca multi sd ia
astfel de pilde.
Dl. GENERAL AL. AVERES-
Gu, presedintele consiliului: In
fata dusmanului toti fiji patriei
AL fost romini 81 si-au facut dato-
ria ca romini. applause prelungi-
tc.l
Dl. I. MIHALACHE: D-voastra
die -ministru, spuneti ce trc-
buie sd fie 81 ell spun ce a fost.
applause pc bancile Federatiei.)
Dl. GENERAL GH. CANTA-
! CUZINO GRANICERUL: A fost
81 de colea 81 de colea, carl S 'au
bagat la partea scdentara; all fost
81 della tarani, 81 della boeri, 81 della
lucratori, 81 din toate partile. Nu
Sc poate padure fara uscaturi.
Dl. I. MIHALACHE: Ne in
Gilman, dior, armatei noastre glo-
rioase, care cu SINCE imbelsugat,
cum nu a mai ours pc pam1ntul a.
cestei tari vreodata in timp asa dc
scurt, indeplinit visul nostru Sc
cular; ne inchinam acelei armate,
care 1ntocmai Gil mucenicii din is
toria crestinismului, fost pornita
la rasboi dcsculta, neechipata, ne
instruita, nemincata, acea armat;
icare a indurat nu numai suferin'
tele materiale, carl sunt usor dc
suportat, dar a indurat 81 suferin
;tele morale, privind cum convoiu
rile de raniti sunt pornite pc jos
pc drumurile spre Moldova, p'
cind trenurile 81 automobilele erar
ocupate ca sd duca bagaje acelor,
carl conduceau tara rom1neasca
Ne inchinam acelei armate care /;
stat neclintita in mijlocul puhoiu
hui rus, care disolva frontul, n
inchinam armatei care refacuta )
instruita in special de ofiterii fran
cezi, carora lie aducem aici omagii
noastre (aplause), stiut sa refac
> gloria sdruncinata a acestei tari ;
:. sa dca tarii toata cinstea care s
cuvinea.
I'll ST ne inchinam dior, aliatilo
) nostri, carl au stiut sd ne dea spr
jinul noua, nu dupa priceperea d
I: plomatica a diplomatilor noStl
u nici dupa oscilatiile .sufletesti q
4, clasei conducatoare, ci in m&sul
tCsatlnsAss - -, -
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DiscurSu| D-|ui |. mihaIaChe
Rostit in sedinta della 10 1ulie, 1920.
- Dupa "Monitorul Official" -

(Am retinut publicarea acestui discurs remarca-
bill al dlu Mihaache invatator 81 fsot inistru in
cabinetul Vada fiindca nu nea sosit complect rata
cndu-se pc undeva numarul din ziarul "Gazeta Tran
silvanie, care la reprodus, sperind ca vom afla
restul in vre-m alt ziar, vazind insa Cd nui chip,
neam decs al publica pc document pretios pen
tru cauza Democratiei Romine)
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lIRLANDEZl 0M0RITI

CORK, Is Nov.-Trei republi-
cani irlandezi au fost omoriti ca
rasbunare pentru uciderea sergen'
tului de polite O'Donoghue. A
cesta fost impuscat ieri pc stradA
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VOLUME XV.-NO. 268.


talionul NORTH din partidul re-
publican inceput sa-si adunc
rindurile spre forma o pedeca
de neinvins, cind presedintele II
ales Warren G. Harding va III
cerca ca sd duca la indeplinire
programu lui de forma O aso-
caatie a natilnilor ori intra in
liga natilnilor.
Senatorii care s'au opus 81 Sc
opun ca aceastS tara sd devina
membra in Liga Natiunilor, orr
in alta asociatie universala, vor
sparge partidul republican in
pt'ima sesiune Congresului dl
noui administrati, 81 aceasta,
! dupa cum Sc vede, mai curind
vor face acesti nemultumiti de
cit Sc aprobe programul pentra
o atlanta internationala pc care-i
W schita noul presedinte, care,
in opinia lor este o atlanta po-
Utica" Gu tarile europene.
Primii care ''sapa transeele''
pentru notla faza a fuptei contra
ligei, care va incepe GU inaugu-
ysarda presedintelui administra-
!. tiei republicane, este 'batalionul
mortii" 81 primul strigat de a.
B B arMa va ii secs din lagarul Tor.
II yPeste cite-va zile senatorul
William e. Borah din Idaho,
care sc afla acum in capitala,
cercetind vorbirIle noului preSe-
dinte, din timpul campaniei,
spre vedea ce zis acesta des-
pre- liga orr mai bine zis prega-
tindu-se de asalt, Va da un comu.
nicat prin care va arata Cd CRU
pul lui are de gind sa includ;'
intregul tratat de pace de la Yer
sailles in lupta Tor de Ofenslva
discutnd. Gu totul apartc, par
tea in care tratatul Sc refera Ia
Liga Natiunilor.
Scnatorul dc Idaho a ajuns ID
conclllzia ca tratatul trebuie scri:
din nou sprc a scapa Europa dt
un dezastru economic 81 lumea dt
posibilitatea unui razboi Gu null
mai crinccn Gle cit acela care 81
sfirsise acum de curind, du
contra militarismului german.
Sc asteapta ca ,acest senator 81
insiste ca 9OO.0OO.00O mu sunt sd
tisfacuti lar 3OO,OOO.OOO sunt sa
tisfacuti cu ell daca populatia Sta
Lei 81 Japoniei este socotita G.
sprijinind tratatul.
Dtopa cum Sc site deja senate
rul Borah va analiza tratatu
amanuQltit dind de prima dat
ia lumina programul acelora cal
Sc opun ratificarii acestui trata'
LIMA peste care acesti obstrue
tionisti vor. spune presedintelr
Harding: ''Pina aici, de aici ii
colo MI putem merge Gu d-ta'
este dcja trasa.
Contra primului punct din prt
gramul presidential, de a pun
pace Gu Germania prin resoll
tie, obstructionistii n'au mimi
de obiectat.
al doilea pulrct din program'
noului presedinte pc care ia de
voltat in aceasta campanie
candidat, fost ca va Cinema Y
: consiliu compus din ''minti
cele Mai Illuminate din America
spre forma un nou progra
international pentru Q asociat
de natiuni bazata pc ''justitie
mai multi ca pc ''forta armelor
Sa presupune ca pc data
Harding vrea ca sd alba cite
representant din toate cnlorile
opinii la aceia. consfatuire,
y representant al obstructiei
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LUCERNE, Elvetia, IL Nov.t
Fostul rege Constantin q facut
prima dcclaratie referitor la att
tudinea lui fata de resultatul ia.
vorabil al alegerilor recente.
''Nu pot merge la Atena III
fruntea nici unui partid, deci
insist Sc tine un plebiscit pen.
tru reintOarcerea mea orr rein
toarcerea feciorilor mei'' a spus
Constantin. ''Poporul gree arc
cuvintul, ell sd decida".
''Daca poporul ma vrea, o 81
ma intorc in Atena, afara numa
daca vol Fl oprit de forte ne
drepte".
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
NO ONE WANTED TO HEAR
 SMITH AT ASH FORK

The railroad boys are practically solid for Cameron, Campbell and the republican state ticket. Therefore the wonderful reception accorded Mark Smith on recent visit to Ash Fork.
 Smith and other democratic speak CTS had been scheduled to speak at a certain hour When they alighted from the train there was no one on hand to greet them and it became their painful duty to hunt up the local committeeman. After due and dili- gent search he was finally located and the party proceeded to the station platform, which appeared to be the center of population.
 Addressing tourists and railroad men who happened to be gathered there the committeeman announced that Senator Smith and other demo- cratic candidates would address the multitude at the other end of the platform. This announcement, strange to say failed to evoke even the slight est ripple of interest and it was hard to tell who were the most bored, the travelling public or the railroad men. Stolidly they sat in their chairs smok- ing and commenting on the weather as the little party with one or two stragglers proceeded to the other end of the platform.
 Smith looked at his audience of two in dismay.
 "Who is responsible for announc- ing this meeting?" he asked with ill., concealed wrath yelling up in his breast.
 No one seemed to know who.
 "Well, whoever it was," concluded the senator, "can announce that I will not speak,"
 In the meantime the railroad boys swapped yarns, and smoked serenely on, not the least perturbed because there had been no meeting.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15

Sold in Flagstaff and recommended as the worlds best corn remedy by Marian Drug Store, Breen-Lewis Drug Co. -
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
WHEELER FILES CONTEST
 SUIT ON NOMINATION

Charging errors in the counting of votes and the canvassing of votes by the boards of supervisors of all the counties in the state, Charles De Sales Wheeler, candidate for the democratic nomination for secretary of state in the primary election, last week, filed a contest in the superior court against Harry S. Ross, the successful candi- date for the office. Ross was official ly certified by the secretary of state as the nominee of the democratic party for secretary of state on the basis of the official canvass of votes by the boards of supervisors of the counties of the state.
 Wheeler's complaint sets up five al- legations as grounds for contest, and claims that he received the highest number of votes for the nomination. The court issued Summons to Ross, allowing him ten days in which to file an answer to the suit after the service of the summons. Ross was served with the summons by the sher- ifs office late yesterday afternoon.
 The complaint names the counties of Navajo, Apache, Graham, Yuma and Yavapai as the counties in which the most errors were made by the boards of supervisors in canvassing the returns of the election.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
Additional State News

Stevens Nell, while on his way to Monticello, Utah, took pictures of our scenery, Sept. 14th.
 Other visitors were here during the month as follows: Mrs. w. w. Uluny, New York; Helen D. Clessen- brough, Burlington, Cal; MT. and Mrs. l.. Carter, Ne wYork city; A. c. Nelson, American Museum of Natur- al History, New York city; Prospector Fred F. Frisby, of Gallup, N. M.; Ran Mattocks, Gallup, N. M.; MT. and Mrs. Talbert B. Hyde, American Mu- scum of Natural History, New York; MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Cooper, the former postoffice inspector from Phoe- nix, and c. P. Heisser, of Flagstaff.
 The new missionary, H. D. Smith, took charge of his work Sept. 18th, and is we'll pleased with his new field.
 Motorman Conley, of Flagstaff, talks of moving to Kayenta soon. He will take up residence in one of the flats along Broadway.
 MT. Talbert B. Hyde and party of three others from the American Museum of Natural History of New York city, are making a month ex- ploring archaeological trip to Grand Gulch, Utah, to amplify the findings of Richard Wetherill in 1894. Rich ard having been killed by the Nav ajos some years ago, his brother,
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
ARIZONA GROWS VERY
 RAPIDLY COMMERCIALLY Y

An enormous increase in ArizOna's s commercial resources has featured the ! five years since 1915, according to Robert E. Kirk, special agent of the department of commerce, Washing ton, D. c. MT. Kirk arrived in Phoe- nix after spending three weeks on a commercial census which is taken of the whole nited States every five years.
 MT. Kirk's territory is confined to Maricopa, Yuma, Pinal and Yavapai counties with other special agents canvassing the remaining counties in the state.
 While the results of this conner cial canvass are strictly confidential and divulged only through the official action of the department of com merce the same as the census figures, MT. Kirk could give general idea of what has transpired in the way of commercial progress in Arizona dur ing the last half decade.
 "I have found," he stated, "during my canvass of the counties assigned | to me that the volume of automobile business has increased in the. last five years fully 300 per cent"
 | The list of manufactures in Phoe- nix, he declared, as compared with the 1915 figures indicates substantial growth of approximately 100 per cent. He noticed only one instance in the industrial life of the state, he said, where a decrease was the rule. He referred to the copper mines. Since the war, he said, the demand for cop per has fallen off and the prices have gone down. At present investigation shows that copper mines are only about 50 per cent of their anti-bellum number of actively operated copper mines. From assay reports on ore, should say that what is required is the investment of honest capital with out any "blue sky" stock if the cop per mining industry is to be revived. l Arizona mines today are fully as rich as any produced by any state in the union. he declared.
 | Irrigation prospects also bear an excellent promise of extensive devel- opment, he said.
 The commercial census which IS taken of the United States every five years includes manufacturing, mines, quarries and irrigation. Figures ob- tained are sent to Washington in re- ports and made public later by the department there.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
KAYENTA NEWS By ALBERT B. REAGAN
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Sept. 12--Mrs. J. Buckbee and daughter, Hariiett, with Casy Jones as motorman, motored to Tucson, where Miss Harriet expects to spend the year in the university. Mrs. Buck bee'is now reported on her way home expecting to arrive at Kayenta about Oct. 6.
 Mrs. John Wetherill, Prospector Dixon and Fred made flying busi- ness trip to Flagstaff Sept. IA.
 William Lee, of Holbrook, accom- panied by a bunch of miners, made a trip through here in an auto truck Sept. IA, to do assessment work on the Lee Copper property, near Aljeto, Utah. After completing the assess ment work they returned Sept. IS.
 Motorman Beard, of Flagstaff, mo- tored in the 18th and took Dr. I've and son, tourists, back to Flagstaff the 16th.
 Richard Donaway visited the town pump Sept. 16th, Prospector Pigot re- turning to Chinlee with him on his re- turn.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
COMPLETE WORK OF
 RE-RECORDING BRANDS

The stupendous task of re-recording brands as required by an act passed by the last legislature has been com pleted, according to Ed Stephens, sec retary to the livestock sanitary board. Mir. Stephens stated yesterday that a record of all the brands in use in the state were recorded in book that had been placed in the hands of the pub fisher and which would be released not later than November 15.
 The re-recording of brands cut down the number in this state from 23,00O to 5000, said Mir. Stephens, who re- quests all brand owners who have not received their brand certificate to communicate with his office. Many of the certificates mailed out were re- turned to the office of the livestock sanitary board and if the proper ad- dresses are forwarded the certificates will be mailed the owners.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15
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ARIZONA CROP REPORT FOR { OCTOBER, 1920. {.
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 General crop conditions in Arizona on October 1, were better than one month ago, according to the govern. ment crop report. With the excep. tion of oats, nearly all crops register. ed gains during the month.
 Corn-Favorable weather during September caused an improvement oi about 196,000 bushels. The present prospect is for crop of about 1,332,. 900 bushels, compared with 1,287, ,00C bushels in 1919.
 Cotton Conditions during the month were particularly favorable fol cotton, the crop showing a gain of 5 points. Based on conditions Septem. Der 25, the forecast is for a crop of 115,000 bales, 80 per cent of which will be of the Pima variety of Amer ican-Egyptian. Last years produc- tion totaled 60000 bales of which two-thirds was of the American Egyptian variety.
 Oats--Owing to drought in the prin- cipal districts, an unusually large ac- reage was cut for hay. The total pro- duction of grain is estimated at 364,- 900 bushels, compared with 533,00C bushels last yaer.
 Potatoes--The present outlook is for crop of about 458,000 bushels, compared with 350,000 bushels last year. The condition of the crop in Coconino county is poor, but this is partly offset by the. excellent condi- tion of the crop in Apache and Nav ajo counties.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-15

John Wetherill, is leading the party as guide and explorer
 Agent Robert E. Burris, of Tuba City, and wife visited the Marsh Pass school and vicinity Oct. 1-5, also taking in the Segi-ot-Sosie region. The school was found to have 53 chil- dren enrolled. The Indians were also called in council and Horse Herder was appointed as headman. Mir. Clyde Colville motored them to Tuba Oct. 9th, Mrs. J. Wetherill and Mrs. T. Hyde accompanying them on the trip.