The border vidette., 1916-08-12

l
 the east on his annual purchas-
 ing trip. Manager Hart is in
 charge of the big haberdashry
 on Morley avenue, during MT.
 Loeb's absence from the city.
 "Betts is qualified" attracted
 great deal of attention on the
 streets of Nogales last Thurs
 day, and caused many citizens
 to ask What's Betts?" Who's
 Betts?" When told that Amos
 A. Betts. candidate for Corpora
 tion Commissioner, was in the
 city getting acquainted with our
 people, Democrats said We're
 for him." MT. Betts is a great
 believer in advertising. See his
 announcement in today's issue
 of THE BORDER VIDETTE.
 J. l.. Blevens, manager of a
 valuable ranch, situated near
 Hermosillo, Sonora, after spend ing several days here from the ranch, has returned south. MT.
 BlevenS is an experienced ranch CT who understands conditions in Mexico so well, he has been able to operate continuously dur ing the troublesome times in So- nora. The big property he suc- cessfully manages is owned by American capitalists with plenty of money with which. to do things"
 George H. Francis, candidate for county treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary, has during the past week been as- sisting in the International Drug Store, and not in the First Ma tional Bank of Nogales. as stated in last weeks issue of THE BOR- DER VIDETTE. Knowing of MT. Francis ability as a bookkeeper and accountant, as well as his ability as an experienced drug gist, the reporter got his wires crossed" MT. Franc1s is fully qualified to fill the important of flee of county treasurer.
 Hon. Chas. l.. Hardy, popular Democratic candidate for county is very busy man these days. meeting and getting with voters from out side precincts in the county. Mr. Hardy never raa for office before, but just the same he takes to the game like duck takes to water. He is one of brightest young attor- neys. highly respected by every body, including his brother at- torneyS. That c. l.. Hardy will be the next attorney of Santa Cruz county is already conceded by many.
 Amos. A: Betts, of Phoenix, for Democratic nomi- tion for Corporation Commission ar, after spending a couple of lays in Nogales meeting Demo- cratS, left this morning for Pa thence to Tombstone. MT. Betts who is at the present lime rate expert for the Corpor- stion Commission, has had twen- y years experience in rate and traffic work. Betts is a specialist, 8etts is qualified, Betts is a De- A vote for Betts, at the Democratic Primary election 12th, is vote for @ nan who knows the corporation business from A toZ.
 Last Monday Carl Hayden's petition for Repre- in Congress, was cir in Nogales and within short time the required number ,f signatures were secured and he petition forwarded to the sec- 'etary of the state for filing. Congressman Hayden, since talk ng the oath as member of the House of Representatives, Feb. g, 1912, has labored diligently n behalf of the welfare of Ari- ;ona. As a Democratic he has tt all times worked and voted to ,arry out the promises of reform hat were made in the Demo- ;ratic platform. He is entitled o the unanimous vote of Ari- ona'S Democracy at the primary election September 12th. Q
 The dedication of Hut No. 1, /. M. c. A., last Tuesday night, will long be pleasantly remem- ,ered by those who attended, nd all who assisted in, making a great success deserve much redit. Hon. Bracey Curtis, pre- ident of the Nogales Chamber if Commerce, was master of The nraSontatinn