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Evening star., 1927-12-20
BURGLAR is HELD
UNDER $4,000 BOND
Man Pleads Guilty to Two Charges
of Robbery-Five Other
Cases Pending.

Howard Lewis, colored, who recent
ly was identified by several white
women as having entered their homes
and robbed and beaten them, pleaded
guilty to charges of grand larceny
before Judge Robert f.. Mattingly in
Police Court yesterday. He was held
for the action OF the grand jury
under $4,000 bond.
Only two charges were brought
against Lewis today, although there
are five other ases pending. He was
accused of robbery in the home of
Mrs. Nannette Hospital December 6.
1t is alleged that he entered her
home, at $500 Fifteenth street north
east, when she opened the door at
his knock. First striking her in the
face. he proceeded to ransack the
lower floor.
Then he dragged her to the second
story, and locked her in the closet
while he ransacked the rest of the
house, it is charged. Mrs. Hospital
reported S. in cash and wrist watch
valued at $65 as stolen.
The other charge was in connection
with the robbery of Mrs. Elsie Corn
well. 1907 Ely place southeast. De-
cember -. II is alleged that he made
away with $36.
Evening star., 1927-12-20

AIIen.A Chiffon Silk
Hosiery, $1.S0.
AIlen-A Dancing Chit
fon Hosiery, $1.75; !
pairs, $50.
Dunhill Compscts, $3.50
TO $l1.
Hudnut Compacts, $3.50
to $3.50.
Chanel's Flower Per-
fumes, $3.50 TO S26.7S.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1927-12-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

SAILING TODAY.
Polycarp-Pars Ceara and Pernambuco.
Franconia--West Indies cruise.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Albert Balln-Cherbourg. Southampton and
Santa Marta-Kngston. Cristobai, Puerto
Colombia and Santa Marta
Fslcon-San Juan, La Guayra and Mara
Fort notwithstanding.
Columbus--Kingston. West Indies cruise.
St Mihiel-Cristohal
SAILING THURSDAY. DECEMBER %.
Alfonso xIII-Corunns. ssntander and
American isni Merchant--Plymouth- and London.
Coamo-San Juan and Santo Domingo city
Estonia--Coperhagen and Danzlg: -,
President Van Buren-Havana. Cristobal and
San Francisco (around the world,
Santa Ana-Cristobal. Iouioue and Val
Arasuaya-Bermuda
SAILING FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23.
Observation-Disclosures and Southampton.
Minnesota BoulQgne and London.
Munargo-Nassau.
Luna--I.a Guayra. Puerto Cabello and Mar
Flora--Inagua. Cape Haytien and Port au
Mexico-Havana. Progreso. Vera Cruz and
Bridgetown-Port an Prince. Cartagena and
Puerto Colombia.
SAILING SATURDAY. DECEMBER "a.
nfreuian--Plymouth and Antwerp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Liverpool.
Letltia--Moyllle ana GLASGOW. 4s
Sihoney-Havana.
Porto Rico--San Juan.
Tivives-Santago. Kingston and Puerto Bar
rios.
Calamares-Hayana Cristobal and Port
Lmon.
Silvia-Halifax and St John
Fort St. George-Bermuda.
Macabi-Santiago. Kingston and Puerto
Colombia
Elna E-Puerto Plata. Santo Domingo City
and Monte Christi.
SAILING MONDAY. DECEMBER 20.
Mexican-Cristobal and Pacific Coast
SAILING TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27.
Thuringia-Queenstown. Cherbourg and Ham
burg.
Evening star., 1927-12-20
COLORADO RIVER PLANS
SUBJECT OF PROTEST
Interested Citizens Oppose Congress
Action on Development Until
Estate Pact Is Ratified
BH the Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo. December 20.--
Opposition to adoption by Congress of
any pending legislation for Colorado
River development until a seven-State
compact shall have been fully ratified
was expressed in a resolution signed
ny Representatives of Colorado, New
Mexico. Wyoming and Utah yesterday
These four are the upper basin
States in the Colorado River basin.
The lower basin States are California,
Arizona and Nevada.
Under the resolution, the upper
States will oppose passage of any
legislation proposing construction of a
dam at Boulder Canyon or any other
development pending the outcome of
negotiations among the lower States,
who have never reached a compete
agreement on the method Of devel-
oping the river.
Evening star., 1927-12-20
MRS. G0ODHUE is WEAK.
Mother Of Mrs. Coolidge Fights
Against Influenza.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, December
30 CP).-The condition of Mrs. Lemira
Goodhue, mother of Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge, who suffered a relapse in her
fight against influenza. was reported
as "just fair" last night. Her tenn
perature was 102 degrees, with pulse
and respiration normal.
DIR. Elmer Fl. Copeland, her ply
sician, said Mrs GoOdhue was com
Portable, but had complained Of feel
ing exhausted
Evening star., 1927-12-20
Sewing Cabinets

Sewing Cabinets
Martha Washington Sewing Cab.
ret, made ct genuine nahcgany
reproduction ct tt: o-:s;-a.
5es:g. ................S! .S!2.75
p--;so:A,n,g Sewing Cabinet, c:sds q
Eerr:ns ~asoEa=y. s-2n SIZE
S3.75 Ls-ge SIZE. ...... SIS
Cedar Chests
All made of genuine Tennessee
Red Cedar, some natural red finish,
others veneered, walnut and ma
hogany, some decorated red and
green enamel.
Chest, natural finish, copper bound,
has lock. Size Sc inches long,
171. inches wide, IL inches high,
$l3
Chest, natural finish, copper bound,
has lock. Size IS inches long,
1914 inches wide, Is inches high,
$18.75
Chest, natural finish, plain design,
turned legs. Size "A inches long,
2Olz inches wide, 22I. inches
hlgn -..'.........,... .S2I
Evening star., 1927-12-20
THEATER FOR AMATEURS.

CHICAGO, December 20 @.-A
group Of Chicago society women in.
terested in amateur dramatics have
announced plans for the erection of a
500, 900 Jack and Jill Theater. With
a seating capacity of 500, it will be
Chicago's smallest playhouse.
Each seat will be equipped with
chewing gum slot machines, ash trays
and receptacles for discarded gum. 1t
is planned to make the institution
self-supporting through the sale of
tickets probably for as little as SO
cents.
Evening star., 1927-12-20
Assigned to Walter Reed.

First Lieut.. William r. Craig, Med
ical Corps, has been assigned to duty
at Walter Reed General Hospital. At
present he is stationed at the William
Beaumont General Hospital, Ell Paso,
TPY
Evening star., 1927-12-20

Book Ends in bronze
composition, $3.75 to SIS.
Jeweled Ash Travs,
Cigarette Jars, Perfume
Bottles and Picture
Frames, 81 to SIS.
Musical Pottery Jugs,
$40 to $12.
East India Brass Book
Ends, Incense Burners,
Vases, etc, 81 to SIS.
Evening star., 1927-12-20

Silk Gowns, Slips, Step
ms and Bloomers, $2.95.
Quilted Satin Robes,
SI0.9S.
Flowered Rayon Negli-
gees, $3.50.
Silk or Satin Neglieee:,
S18.75 to $4S.
Silk Scarfs, S2.95 to
SS.95.
First Floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

Macy megd0bben6Sseh ertesiilt
napokban az Alliance es k0rnye
Xxi magyarsag Szab6 Istvanne,
sziil. Mate Anna halalarol Az
alig 16-ik eletevet bet0lt0tt, viru-
10 sep fatal asszonyt rovid szen-
-vedes utan ragadta Xxi a kony0r-
telen halal az eE0k sorabol es SEE
ret6, vigasztaEhatatlan ferje OIL
dalarol.
A koran lehullt, alig fejlett ro-
zsabimb6t magyarsag Macy RESI-
vztlele mellett temette Mt. Kru-
chic Antal ref. lelkesz.
A banatos ferj, Sza!bo Tstvan ez
uton is kifejezi kosz0netet a lei
ktisznek, valamint a Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna N6egylet tagjainak, a
Xix betegagyanal is felkerestek
az elhunytat es szep virag adoma-
nyukkal gyonyorkodtettek Ugyan
csak kitjsz0ni banatos ferj a ren
geteg koszoru es virag adomanyt.
amelyek kopors6t valosaggal ell
boritottak es k0sz0ni az aut6tu-
lajdonoscok szivesseget, akik ko-
csijaikat temetes allkalmaval
rendelkezasre bocsatottak. Ugyan
csak k0sz0ni a szomsNedok szives
faradozasat, akik az elhunyt apo
lasaban segedkeztek.
Mate Janos es neje, Mate ia
nosne, az elhunyt sziilei szinten
k0sz0nik az Alliance es kornyeki
magyarsag reszvetet a gyaszos
eset alkalmaval. Az elhunytban, a
nevezetteken kiviil, Mate Maris-
ka es ifj. Mate Janos j6 testverU-
ket gyaszoljak.
Az alig % h6napos hazaseletet
cit ferj irant, nagy a reszvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
KOszONET NYILvANITAs

Liptak Fcrenc es nejc, sziil.
Csurilla Anna (1710 Oak ST. ezen
az uton is megnyilvanitjak lo0sz0-
netiiket mindazoknak, akik Olga
leanykajuk korai halala alkalma-
val baratsagukat fs rtszvttilket
oily szepen beigazoltak Kiilon0-
sen ktsz0nik Csurilla Janos csa-
ladja, Dojcsak J6zsef es csaladja
Gumbita Janos es csaladja, Con
Ell Andras, Hajdu J6zsef es Var
ga Janos els csaladja pittsburgh.
Pay viragadomanyait es koszo-
mix a szivesen rendelkezesiikre bo
csatott amt6kat. "A koran let0rt vi
ragszalat, Calvary temetGben
helyeztek or0k nyugalomra. A
gyaszszertartast F0t. Varlaky San
dor vfeezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
KOsZONET

Halas Swivel mondnnk k0sz6-
netet mindaHoknak, akik feledhe-
tellen gycmchiink clveszt6se al
kalmaval a nehez 0rakban mellet-
think alltak s igyekeztek Macy gya
szllnkat, fajdalmunkat reszvetiik-
kel enyhiteni.
K,0sz0netet mondunk az alabbi-
aknak, akik viragokkal boritottak
a kis kopors6t es szivesek voltak
autoikat rendelkezesiinkre bocsaj
tani.
Vilagi Bertalan es csaladja,
Debr6szky Andras es csaladja,
Uray Karoly es csaladja, Gr6za
Gyorgy. es csaladja, Shager Antal
es csaladja, Nehry Anna, Aszta-
Jos es csaladja, Friedman es csa-
ladja, A. Starck es csaladja, Bu-
ky Karoly es csaladja es N. Alb
raham es csaladja.
Ferenczy Jen6 es neje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

film "Old Heidelberg the story Of
German university life, for Metro
Goldwyn Mayer. They visited the
studio, of course, and here they are
being entertained by the director
and Ramon Novarro, star Of the pro-
duction. ia. iai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
Alliancei Hirek
vENDEGJATEK
A youngstown kath. ifjusag ;
Magyar Haz javara eloadast
rendez.

Majns 29-en, vasarnap este
nagyszabasu esemeny szinhelye
lesz a Nemet Hall. A Magyar OFT
hon vezatI6segenek mcghiNasara,
Youngstownb6l kirandn1 Katho
likus TfjlSagi K0r bemutatja a
legpompasabb magyar darabot, a
"BntyAr kendo Jet. AZ el6adas
utan tancmulatsag lesz, melyen a
Youngstown zenekar fog mnzsi-
kalni.
"A youIngstowniak y'endegjatt-
ka irant magyar k0r0kbcn 6riasi
az 6rdekl0dfs. A kitiin6 er6kb6l
all6, miikcdvel0 garda eme els0
alliancei felDepte, minden tekintet
ben nagyjelent6segii. Az erdekes
mesejii, szep magyar notakkal tar
kitott darab SOkaig emlekeZetes
marad maid a magyarsag k0re-
ben. A darabot 0zv. Mih6k San
dorne tanitotta be 8 rendezi az
eloadast is.
Az alliancei magyarsag nagysza
| basu magyar esemennye igyekszik
tenni, a szomszed varosiak latoga
tasat, ICY blztosra veheto a tclt
haz. A n6gyfelvonasos darab lc-
pergtsc utan, tancra perdiil k0-
z0nsdg.
Cantomb6l is Szamosan keSzill-
mex crrc az el6adasra, mivel az
trdeklGdts 0riasi, Jon teszi min
denki, ha iegydt el6re megvaltja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
A BENFENTES POLITIKUS

A magyarorszagi valaSzt asok
cl6tt bizonytalan eksAsztenciak
bukkannak elo a homalybol. Mar
fel is bukkant az els6 ilyen 'poli-
tikns az egyik pesti demokrata
k0rben. Beszelt, beszelt es a derek
polgarok bizonyos respektussal
hallgattak.
Jambor llgat6inak figyel6 er
deklodeset6l felbatorodva, egyre
icbban belemelegedett es vegre is
k0vetkez0 vakmer0 megjegyzest
kockaZtatta meg:
= Apponyi tcgnap tclefonalt {
lakasomra.
Tit egy kis sziinctet tartott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

zdk. A reggeh etkezesnek is fon-
tossagot kell tulajdonitani, nem
szabad tehat kapkodva reggcliz
nj. A vidam, kellemes tarsalgas-
max az asztalnaI, sokkal komo-
lya'bb szerep jut az emesztes elo-
segiteseben, mint ahogy a legtobb
emberi hiszi. Ugyamcsak az anya
k0telessege, hogy leszoktassa a
gyermekeit a gyors evesr6l. Sok-
szor a sziilok adnak rossz peldat
azzal, hogy az etelekben valogat-
max. Tudnia kellene vegre min
den anyanak es haziasszonynak
hogy egy okosan megvalogat OFT
6tkezesi rendszerrel igen sok be
tegsegnek lehet elejet venni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
J0TEKoNYsAG

A napokban ker6 levelet hozott
a posta Youngstownba Bohaty
Janos, pittsburgh honfH Harsunk-
t6l, akinek mindket labat elmet-
szette egy szemelyvonat. Bohaty
kfrelme meghallgatas asra talalt ts
a k0vetkez6k adakoztak nsszesen
$1S.24-et: $1-$l-t adhak: Kato-
ma Gyula, Away Gaspar, n. N.
5Oc-50c-et adtak: Siroki Mihaly,
Siroki Janos, Petranszky J0zsef,
Marion Gyula, Macy Gabor, Sza-
bados Peter, Batari Andras, Tom
csik .J0Nsef, Haluska J6zscf, Ko-
lath Ferenc. 25c-25c-et adtak
Siroki Mihaly, Orosz Sandor, Ka-
lenics Andras, Veres Ignacnt, Boz
k6 MihAlyne, Kiss Janos, b. Kra-
usz, Jeszek Vince, Nltmeth Fcrenc
Macy Bcrtalan,, Kovacs Tivadar
Macy Bella, Deak JOSEF, Kovacs
Istvan, MaHik Mari, CziSzal J6-
zsef, Fiizy Bertalan, Barta Peter
Lengyel Peter, Lat6s J6zsefne
Lengyel Peter, Simk6 Boriska
Kolath Lajos, Kaluczky Sandor
Kiss Claiborne, Csolinszky Ferenc-
ne, Homor6dy Gy0rgy, Varga Ist
vanne, Body Lajos, Rinyu Gyula
Hricz6 Janos, Orosz Mihaly, Ola.
jos Andras, Balasko Gy0rgy. Bar.
ia Sandor 81. Soltesz Mihalynt
35c. 2Oc-20c-et adtak: Filipcsir
Samuel, Pogany Jozsefnd,. Molnal
J6zsefne 15c.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

vv 7HETHER the average per-
Nv son knows it or not, it is a
w fact that most Of the mid
gets on the vaudeville stage today
are Of German origin. Stranger still,
they were playing in Los Angeles at
the same time that Ernst Lubitsch,
the German director. was starting to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
HOGYAN 0VHATJUK MEG
EGESZSEGUNKET
A helyes taplalkozas fontossaga-
r0l.

Tobb, mint egymili6 tiid6ve-
szcs 6l ebben az orszagban es
legaaabb ugyanennyi azoknak a
SAUNA, akik u tiid6vesz csira .at
hordjak magukban. + megd0b-
bent6en szomoru adatokat azert
bocsatjuk el6re, hogy az olvas6
azzal a komoly megfontolassal
kiserje vegig hasznos kozle.
menyeket, amennyit ez min
denkit k0zvetleniil Hrint6 iigy
megerdemel. -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

Tobb, mint egymili6 tiid6ve-
SECS el ebben az orszagban es
legalabb ugyanennyi azoknak a
szama, akik q tiid0v6sz csiraja jat
hordjak magukban. + megd0b
bent6en szomoru adatokat azert
bocsatjuk el6re, hogy az olvas6
azzal komoly megfontolassal
kiserie vegig hasznos kozle-
menyeket, amennyit ez a min
denkit, k0zvetleniil krint6 Ugy
megerdemel.
A csalad 6tlapjanak 0sszealli-
| tasa ban a legnagyobb felel0seg
haziasszonyra harul. F0kent az 8
tudasan 6s tapasztalatan mulik,
hogy az etkezesSel fcltpiti-e, vagy
lerombolja a sziil6k ts gyermekek
egeSzseget. Az Gtkezes tppen olyan
fOntos szerepet jatszik az egtSz-
seq merlegfn, mint a1nilyen ko-
molly szerepe .mt a haztartasi XII
adasok k0z0tt. A legelemibb tud-
nival6, hogy a gyomrunkba ke
riit ttel revtn nycriink - a vtr-
csatornakon keresztiil - taplaE-
kot. Kell, hogy egeszsegeSek lc-
gyiink, ha kello eteleket valaSzt
juk Xxi. A termeszet mem jarhat
mindig k0zre, hogy helyesen be-
osztott es kivaIasztott eteleket
emessziink meg. A rossz taplal-
kozas eredmenyet sokszor csak az
amber idGsebb koraban lehet esq
lemi amikor is bizonyosan jelent-
kezni fog.
Minden nOrmaIis cmbernek, no
nek ts gyermeknek sziikstge van
tejre, z6bdsegekre es f6zeldkek-
re (ugy a z0ld, valamint a gy0-
kerr reszre), friss gyiim0lcs es
kenyerfelekre A zsir, toJas, hus
IS cdcsstg, csak igen kis mertek-
ben szabad hogy sZ repeljen a
! normalis dietaban es amiknek
mertekc att6l fiigg, hogy az en-
Der mennyi aktiv munkat vegcz.
Az etel szolgaln a testnek a
sziikseges hot els er6t. Ez epiti es
javitja a sejtsz0yetet es megadJa
a sziikseges asvanyi vitamin meny
nyiseget, ami az egeszseges test
mex tGetleniiI sziikseges, hogy
ellentallIhasson a betegsegeknek.
A testnek szikseges h6mennyi-
seget zsiradekfelek szolgaljak,
mint pld. a zsir, val, OLAF, tel, tel
fel. Ezenkiviil meg a cukor es a
kemenyit6 tartalmu etelek.
Az er6t ad6 etelek: kenyer,
a cerealok, burgonya, rizs, val,
tejszin, amire minden aktiv mum
kat vegz6 embernek sniiksege van.
Hogy eros es ellentalldsra kepes-
Sc tegyiik testiink, egyiink te-
jet, tojast, sajtot, (husfelet), ha-
lat, babot, bors6t, lencset es dio-
feleket. Asvanyi taplalek talalha-
to a tojas, zoldsdgek, gabonak es
gyiim0lesokben. Tavasszal pelda-
ul, amikor sok ember gyomorero-
sit6t hasznal egy nehez, faradt er
zes lekiizdesere, elegseges lenne
t0bb asvanyi etelt enni es ICY
nyerni meg a sziikseges calciumot,
foszfat es vasanyagot, ami gyom
rot rendbe hozza.
Nekiink, akik egy valtozekony
klimaban eliink, valtozatos Ct
rendre van szilksdgiink. Telen tobb
zsirtartalmu etelt esziink, hogy
testiink megfelel6 h6merseklettel
birjon, viszont nyaron egeszsege-
sebbek maradunk, ha a zsirfelek
helyett inkabb zoldsegekkel, sa-
lataval es gyiim6lcsokkel taplalko
zunk.
Az anya k0telessege utana jar
nj, hogy csaladja rendesen etkez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19
AMERIKABAN

az egyes allJamok 19251ben $13,-
19-t kollektaNak be k0zwetett ado
fej6ben fejenkent, 19154ben csak
$4.66-t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-05-19

inert maya is megijedt. Egy nj
sagir6 is ALT oft csoportban, aki
anelkiil, hogy az allitas tenybeli
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1927-11-18

Santa Claus is going to make the
post office department dig down and
shell out approximately $4,000, 900 to
pay the extra cost of handling gifts
and greetings this Christmas over and
above the ordinary expenses OF the
running of the mail service.
Postmaster General New announced
Tuesday that careful calculations in
dieated the additional expenditure
would be necessary, basing the esti-
mate on previous years experience.
The great volume of Christmas mail
that poured into the vast postal trans
portation machine last year required
extra expenditure totaling $8,688, 215.
Additional clerks received S2,856,672,
railroads for additional transportation
So ,2OO,000; additional city letter car
riers 81 ,622, 675 overtime and travel
allowance for railway mail clerks
1926, 900, additional motor vehicles
S398, 500, operation Of government
owned vehicles S260,000, additional
transportation $335,000. Various
smaller sums were spent for other
services.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1927-11-18

Ger the Forest Monarchs standing in
their way.
Though distainful and aloof they al
ways stand,
Ever looking upward from the land,
They lift themselves above the COM
mon band.
Their murmur deepens to sullen
roar
AS the angry winds lash them to and
fro,
Their branches swaying, bending ever
lower
Til they almost seem to break, they
bend so low,
The long slender needles drifting down
Make fragrant carpet on the ground,
Then slowly turn from green to gold
en- brown.
Annie Stafford Wallace.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1927-11-18
Industrial Congress Report Says
~ Business Showing Upward Trend

lettuce have been centers of interest
in the agricultural districts Cotton
picking is going ahead steadily, and
up to October IL ginnings in the state
were 28,630 bales, nearly third of
the total production of $4,000 indi-
Gated in last estimates. Prices for
both Pima and medium staples, and
for cottonseed, have been good
Lettuce acreage this year shows
another large increase, $4,000 acres
being reported in the Salt River Val
ley, 5000 at Yuma, 500 in the Stafford
section, 300 in the Florence-Casa
Grande Valley and 200 at Duncan
Shipments from the last named dis
trict have started and movement
from Stafford is now beginning, while
the Salt River and Florence Casa
Grande Valleys will begin shipping
soon after the 20th Movement from
Yuma will start next month. The
crop is reported in good condition
everywhere, and shipments should
aggregate 5000 cars, exclusive of the
spring crop, depending to consider
able extent on markets and weather.
The october crop report of the u
S. Bureau Of Agricultural Economics
estimated production of tame hay
this season at $4,000 tons, and the
states corn crop at 1,267 900 bushels,
against 1,122,000 last year. The al
falfa market has remained only fair.
Especially good range conditions
and a very favorable fall cattle move
ment were the months chief features
in the livestock industry. With feed
and water supplies ample and with
markets favorable, stockmen are
having an opportunity to get fresh
start after long period of slow re-
covery from effects of the postwar
years.
The greater part of fall cattle ship
ments are now reported over, with
feeder prices tending upward, rather
than downward. during the season.
A large proportion of the sales have
been made by weight, which has been
an advantageous factor, as stock has
been heavy. Feeder steers have
brought from IA to cents pound,
while good cows have brought $40 a
head. Movement of "weaner" calves
appears to have been unusually heavy,
with calves selling as high as $780,
The fat cattle market also has been
well maintained, with steers at 812
cents pound and cows at 6 to Ga.
Sheep bands are now on their way
to southern wintering grounds in very
good condition, and indications are
that the next wool clip will be the
best in some years There is little
marketing activity at this period,
but lamb shipments this season
brought good returns. and the wool
market is holding a favorable level
An increase in bank deposits of.
81, 100000 since June so, of 81, 100000
over the end of last year, and of all
most S12,00,000 over three years ago,
was shown in the consolidated report
Of the state bank department covering
the condition of all Arizona banks as
Of October 10. Deposits on that date
were 1885,, 203.57, while total re-
sources were S85, 307 ,905.08, decreases
being shown in loans and discounts
and bills payable, and increases in
cash on hand and securities held.
Checking transactions in principal
cities of the state for October were
above those for September with one
exception, and generally above those
for October, 1926. Comparative fig
ures follow: