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The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20
COCONINO POTATOES TO
 FEED SALT RIVER VALLEY

For the first time in the states history, Arizona potatoes are to be used exclusively in the Salt River valley this winter, or rather, as long as. the supply lasts. And it is possible that this will be true in other parts of the state.
 Announcement has just been made that the Coconino County Farm Bu- reau Marketing association has completed arrangements with whole sale distributors of this district for the handling of Coconino potatoes this season. The big point in the ar engagement is that all the wholesale produce houses of Phoenix and Mesa, seven in all, agree to buy Flagstaff potatoes exclusively while the supply | is available.
 There are conditions, of course, but only to the effect that the potatoes must be of quality and price to meet the competition of shipped-in tubers. This end of the arrangement already is being taken care of by the potato-growers association, which is grading and packing the crop in the most approved manner.
 Final details of the arrangement were worked out at meeting of rep resentatives of the growers and wolesalers at Flagstaff. The potatoes are to be delivered as ordered, at the prevailing market price at that time. AS the entire crop must be harvested before the first freeze of winter, the growers are arranging to store the po- tatoes.
 The Coconino county potato crop, grown in the Flagstaff and Williams sections, will amount to between 200 and 250 cars this year, according to preliminary estimates. The potatoes are of unusual fine quality, and with grading and packing will compare favorably with any on the market. This fact made possible the agree ment between the wholesalers and growers, both parties feeling that the potatoes will prove popular with the public.
 Not quite half of the crop will be handled by the Coconino Farm Bu- reau association, and about half by Babbitt Brothers Trading company. Babbitt Brothers have entered the agreement with the local produce deal CTS, however, so that practically the whole crop will be marketed under the one plan, so far as the rest of the state goes. It is estimated wholesal- CTS of the Salt River valley can handle as high as three cars day.
 The arrangement for handling the |rnnnns-~ lck~ B. ly an outgrowth of cooperation be- tween wholesalers and growers in dis tributing part of last years crop. This resulted from efforts of the Arizona Industrial Congress in it's "Use Ari- zona Products" campaign, and work of the congress is regarded as making possible this seasons arrangement.
 Digging of the crop has just begun in Coconino county, and probably will be finished in about six weeks.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20
Kendrick Park Doings +$$+++++$++$*$$ | |

Miss Helen Dillman has accepted a position at the West End store with F. E. Brooks.
 Dick Geyler met with painful acci- dent last Tuesday afternoon. A mule he was harnessing showed him, break ing an arm.
 Miss Clara Kunghinds has returned to Flagstaff after spending an enjoy able summer at the Dillman ranch.
 Two boys from the east were going bear hunting, when they stopped to ask an old-timer here how bear act ed when shot at. They immediately changed their plans when he gave an exclamation.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20

Al Sanford, Mrs. F. s. Breen, Mrs. Harlow Yaeger, Mrs. Tom Rees, Mrs. Arthur Riordan, Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Ed Babbitt, Mrs. P. J. Moran, Mrs. Gus Jakle and Mrs. Franklin, a sis ter of Mrs. Moran, from Tucson, who is visiting Mrs. Moran.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED

The partnership in the Union Taxi Company of Flagstaff, Arizona, here tofore existing between w. H. Conley, Earl Germany and Earl Sisk. was dis solved on October l, 1922, and no long CT exists.
 VIII. CONLEY,
 EARL GERMANY, 10-6-3t EARL SISK.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20

The Ladies' Aid of the Federated church will hold it's regular monthly meeting Thursdy, October 26th, at 2:30 p. m. at the Presbyterian church. The ladies will please come prepared to sew.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20

ME state it as our honest be- W lief that for the price asked, Chesterfield gives the greatest value in Turkish Blend cigs- rettes ever offered to smokers.
 Liggctt & Myers Tobacco Go.
The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20

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The Coconino sun., 1922-10-20
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tae2.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-21
Slayer Of Burgess
CONTINUED from Page One }

axe OUo,
AT that time, Dawson declared,
he threw his gun on ogle with
the gun cooked and his finger on
the trigger and ordered him back.
"Ogle coolly glanced along the
barrel and laughed but he got
back and never crossed the dead
line again." he explained.
He was the coolest man / ev-
or saw in all my 15 years of pris-
on work, and one of the most des-
perate men, too, in my opinion. Z"
Should ogle have succeeded in
hitting Dawson, and knocking
him from the wall, prison Off
cials explained this morning, 1t
would not have been difficult
matter to have mounted to the
roof, of the cell house from which
access to the wall surrounding
the prison would have been no
difficult feat for desperate man.
Confessed Murder
0gle was received at the pris-
on on November 2S, 1919, togeth-
er with David Smith and Wal
ter Banaster, the three having
been sentenced to life terms for
the murder Of Perringer and Bur-
CESS, Umatilla county ranchers,
in the Claremont tavern near
Portland.
Several months after their ar
rival at the prison 0gle made a |
in which he took the
entire responsibility for the shoot
Ing in the tavern.
an connecClon with this morn
ing's incident prison officials re-
called the threat of James Stan
ley, an ex-convict, who left the
prison Sunday after serving
three year sentence for burglary
Stanley, 1t is said, had threaten
ed to devote his time ON the
outside" toward the release of
certain of his prison cronies. The
robbery Of the Watt Shipp pow
Ter house near the prison on the
light of Stanley's release, and the
disappearance of a number of
sticks of dynamite lead prison of
'icials to believe that there was
'ome connection between this in
,ident, the promise of Stanley
md the incident leading to the
Killing of 0gle following his
threat to leave the prison after
getting somebody" connected
With that institution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-21
Long Bell Lumber
Company Officials
Inspect Holdings

Portland, Or, March 21.-Rob-
ert A. Long and party of Off
cials of the Long-Bell Lumber
company of Kansas City arrived
from the east Monday and today
were inspecting timber properties
in the lower Columbia river dis
trict. Long and his party were
visitors in the northwest several
weeks ago and 1t was reported at
the time that negotiations for the
properties of the Hammond Lum-
Der company in Oregon and Cali
fornia to the Long Bell company
were about to be closed for con-
sideration of approximately $15,-
900, 700.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-21
Nations Nurses
to Meet In Seattle

Seattle, Wash, March 21.-
That Seattle is to have one of the
biggest meetings of nurses that
mas ever taken place in the coun-
try, when the National Associa-
tfon of Nurses convenes here June
26 to July 1, is indicated by the
number of requests being received
by hotel men here for accommoda-
tions. The New York delegation
alone has estimated that 500
nurses from the eastern metropolis
viii want rooms during the con-
vention week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-21
Hanging Legal
CONTINUED from Page One. }

The number of such amendments
IS large and the absence of chal-
lenge to their validity is persua-
sive argument il .Ipport Of the
power to enact them.
Crime has been punished by
death in all ages and by nearly
all, If not all government. The
power of the government to in
flict the death penalty has not
been denied In England nor in this
country, save in few instances
- except in states, If there be
any, having constitutional pro-
visions prohibiting the inflicHon
of the death penalty. No denial
of that power, nor any declaration
concerning the same is found in
any of the famous English char
ters and acts from which are TAX
en- the maxims and principles
grouped in the bill of rights of
the American constitution. The
conception that the death penalty
should not be inflicted as a pun
ishment for crime is one that has
taken form since the adoption of
most of the state constitutions.
n those states where it has devel-
oped to the extent that a major
ity of the people subscribed to it,
statues have been passed repeal
ing the existing provisions pre-
scribing that penalty. In some
of such states change of senti-
ment has occurred with the result
that later statutes have been en-
acted restoring the death penalty.
Thus, it appears that the idea has
not become SO crystallized and
fixed that it is appropriate that it
be embraced in constitutions as a
permanent principle.
Where, as In Oregon the peo-
pie have seen fit 10 enact a pro-
phibition against inflicting the
death penalty by amendment to
the constitution 1t would be
strange indeed if by that act they
had deprived themselves of the |
powerto restore the death penalty |
by the same method upon later
discovery that the same was re-
quired by sound policy"
"In whatever aspect the matter
is viewed" the opinion concluoes,
1T conclusively appears that the
claims and contentious Of petit
.ioner are not well founded. 1t is
also cellar that the constitutional
adopted by the people
in 1920, restoring the power to
nflict the death penalty for mur-
Ter in the first degree is valid as
ire the statutes providing for the
execution of such penalty"
The status of John L. Rathie,
llso under sentence to death for
in the plot which re-
suited in Taylor's murder is also
affected by the court opinion rem
Tered this morning as also is the
status of DR.. r. M. Brumfield of
2oseburg, George Howard of NAL
leur county, Abe Evans Of Wasco
county, Hustled Walter and Dan
yasey of Portland, all confined in
row at the state pris-
IN, under sentence of death.
Pending the outcome of the at
ack against the validity of the
apital punishment act reprieves
we're granted by Governor Olcott
o all of the codemned men then
n the prison until July. is ex-
'ected that the case will be carried +
o the United States supreme
'ourt, statements to this effect
laving been made by attorneys for
Iirby.