The border vidette., 1915-05-29
ROYALTY ENTERTAINED.
The Motorcade Was the Best Ever
 Held in Arizona.

start to finish; nothing like it ever happened in Arizona" said d member.
 What: "Why, the county mo- torcadc. of course.
 The Nogales Chamber of Con- merce of which F. K. Cumming is president and J. B. Bristol is secretary, has made good. So | have the generous hearted hos pitable people of Sonoita, Fruit land, Elgin, Camille, San Rafael Valley and Patagonia.
 For months Secretary Brist tol has talked motorcade while awake; when asleep he dreamed motorcade.
 The uniform success of the three days visit of Nogales busi- ness men to the country was largely due to his enth usiasm' and untiring work. The motor cade as planned and carried out | in every detail under Mir. BriS- tolls personal direction. was even 1 bigger and better than he anti cipated.
 The Chamb Der. of Commerce very wisely placed Secretary Bristol in charge of the motor cade with full power and from early Saturday morning until early Tuesday morning, he was on the job. the three days pro- gram being carried out without a hitch, with rare skill and good judgment.
 Bright and early Saturday morning Secretary Bristol was up and doing and by eighto'clock he had the first motorcade on l the road.
 The following we'll known No gales citizens made up the party; Mir. and Mrs E. K. Cumming, 1 George H. Fiedler and wife, T. B. Hatten, and wife, E. R. Pur- Marsh, Wirt G. Bowman, Manuel Escalada, J. A. Legarra, Char 1 ley " Fowler. A. T. Bird. J. B. Bristol. A. B. Lohn. H. A Corpe. Hugo Miller, John Jund, A. k. Reddoch, Victor J. Wager, A. $. Noon, H. Gordon Glore, La mar Cobb, Robert E. Lee. H. M. Clagett, J. $. Gatlin and wife. Theron Richardson, Phil Herold, E.. A. T!tcomb, A. l.. Paschall, w. E. Karns, B. D. Miller, E. D. Hammack. Geo Dunbar, MT. 1 Gould, Frank Hale, o. Marquee, w. w. Griffith, Consul F. Sim pich.
 Every member of the party wore neat white silk ribbon bearing the inscriptions: Santa Cruz County Motorcade. May 22-23-24, 1915. This introduces Mir. At your service. Nogales Chamber of Commerce. The run from Nogales to So- l noita via Patagonia, over one of l Arizona'S beautiful scenic roads and through the richest mining section in the world. when de- | veloped, was made without a single mishap, on schedule time. A short stop was made at Pata- gonia, where warm welcome was given the party by the re- ceptiOn committee of which G. H. Francis was chairman. The welcome accorded the motorists at SOnoita, by the SO- noita Farm Improvement AssO- citation and hundreds of other enthusiastic booster of the set clement, will long be pleasantly remembered by all.
 After everybody had met and said "Howdy," meeting of the farm association to which every body in the Sonoita district be- longs, an inspection was made of the Santa Cruz County Fair grounds, the equal of which cannot be found anywhere in 1 the state.
 A luncheon-af feast fit for any American-Was served in the school house by the good ladies of Sonoita, then there was talks galore, the first speaker being Colonel Purdum, who in a few appropriate words welcomed the motorcadists on behalf of the people Of his district.
 E. K. Cumming, president of the Chamber of Commerce, re- sponed to Col. Purdum in his usual pleasing manner.
 Attorney E. R. Purdum of Nogales spoke on the proposed county fair at Sonoita this fall.
 MT. Purdum was followed by Colonel Bird who exDrpSSe0 him.