The border vidette., 1916-10-07

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 have been ordered to Nogales.
 The Colorado guardsmen go to l Douglas.
 Yesterday the manager of the Mechanics & Chauffeurs Club, said to be doing business in the
 Elwood Hotel on Elm street, was arrested by Sheriff Me r Knight and held in the sum of S75O, oh a charge, of selling Pablo, that .'tfa was not Pablo. 5 q, Guy,.Jaok, brother of Mr. Jack, registering clerk in the local Postoffice, is here from Missis- siDpi, and will in future make the best town on the border his home. He has accepted a posi- tion with the. airmy's quarter master department, as, a clerk.
 Eduardo Camou and interest ing family returned the forepart of the week from the Pacific coast where a delightful summer was spent. The Camous are again occupying their elegant Nogales residence, built by the late Frank Cranz, the mine pro- motor.
 Wednesday E. E. BetEell, man. ager of the Washington Trading Company's Patagonia store, ac- companied by Mrs. Bethell and C. l.. Northcraft, motored down from Patagonia, returning home the same afternoon. During their stay they were guests at the MOntezuma.
 Freigbt and Passenger Agent Sparks of the Southern Pacific, with headquarters at Tucson, was visitor in the city the fore part of the week on business. MT. Sparks has been in the ser vice of the Southern Pacific many years. He knows the busi- ness from A to E.
 Mark Manning, of Sonoita, where he owns a valuable farm, is nowfholding down a job with the United States army, station ed here. One hundred dollars, and found, is not half bad for drivi.n a Kelly Springfield truck. Nothing cheap about Uncle Sam, or Major Newton.
 Harold Whealton, owner of valuable mines in the Altar dis trict, Sonora, after a few days business visit in Nogales, has depa rted for Vancouver, where he went on important mining business. The war in Mexico has cost MT. Whealtonl many thousand dollars, in property loss.
 Joe Berk, proprietor of the Modern Store, returned the fore part of the week from an extend ed buying trip to New York and Chicago, where Joe says he pur- chased a large line of the best of everything for women. Dur ing his absence from Nogales, Mrs. Wright was in charge of the Modern.
 The Democratic party ofsAriz- ona feels that it's ticket is con- posed of men and women who will give the people honest and efficient service in every depart ment. is proud of it's nominees and with feeling comes to the voters open and above board. courting at all times, investigas tion and comparison.
 :When,it is, known that for the quaEter ending September 30, 1916, the receipts of the Nogales postofice totaled: SIS, 3,799. 1o, as against S4, ,OO7.69 for the quarter ending September 30, 1915, some idea can be had of the large amount of business being done by Postmaster Schuckmann and his efficient assistants.
 Captain l.. w. Mix was Tue son visitor yesterday, where he was the principal speaker at the Tucson Luncheon Club, where he told of the campaign made for the purchase of the silver service for the battleship Ariz- ona by citizens of the state. Captain Mix is-chairman of the committee having the silver set proposition in charge:
 Supervisor George w. Parker, who is a candidate for re- cleo tion from the Third District, at tended the regular monthly meet ing of the board of supervisors last Monday. Wednesday he re- turned to his splendid ranch in the beautiful San Rafael valley,