The border vidette., 1917-10-27

~-@ Nogales a couple of days look ing the town over with a view of re organizing the local Moose Lodge, which some time ago died a natural death. Recently MT. Davis organized Lodge at Casa Grande, with charter mem bership of 48. We wish him good luck.
 In future all shipments of sugar into Mexico, regardless of quantity, can only be made, af- ter shipper has secured a license from the Export Administration Board at Washington. Hereto fore, shipment of sugar to Mex ico consisting of twenty barrels, or less, have been licensed by the collectors of customs, by au- thority from Washington.
 General Superintendent H. J. Temple of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, after spending a day here on company business, went to Tucson yesterday, his private car Sonora, being attached to the regular northbound pass enger. He was accompanied by Assistant Superintendent Gate. While here MT. Temple purchas- ed a number of Liberty Bonds.
 Lucy Pearl Barnett, formerly of Patagonia, now 8 resident of Ell Paso, who has been visiting her son Fred. at Patagonia, was 8 visitor in NogaleS Thursday, for the purpose of filing suit for divorce against Wm. Barnett, well known mining man of this county, who is charged with speaking harshly to his wife at a dance given at Patagonia on July 5, 1913.
 After several months pleas antly spent in Los Angeles, at the delightful home of Mrs. Henry Levin, Hon. Theo. Geb- Ter, retired business man, re- turned home last Sunday, great ly benefited by his sojourn in the City of Angeles, and at the beaches, where he met many old time friends from Arizona. Mir. Gebler enjoys splendid health. He looks hale and hearty.
 Congressman Carl Hayden, ac- companied by Mrs. Hayden, re- turned home the forepart of the week from Washington. On their way home MT. and Mrs. Hayden stopped few days in the north ern part of the state, and Con gressman Hayden inspected the proposed national park, which will include the Grand Canyon country. Last Saturday they attended the Yavapai fair at Prescott. Collector Hardy, Bracey Cur tis, w. H. Land and Mayor Clagett. in their famous Liberty Loan drive last Tuesday, among our business men, had good luck, as did the members of the Santa Cruz County Women's Liberty Auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Charles E. Hardy, who on Tuesday night lighted an inn mense liberty bonfire. announc- ing that the Liberty Bond drive had commenced.
 Last Saturday evening Miss Mabel Wylie, accomplished daughter, of Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Wylie, delightfully."- entertained a number of her lady friends at a matinee and dinner at The Nogales Cafe, those present be- ing the Misses Duffy, Harrison, Glisson, Doherty, Camou, Cam arillo, Georgia and Josephine Titcomb, Keizer, Wise, Sykes, Camen and Lupe O'Neill, and Mesdames Griffith and Lanse, who chaperoned the lovely young ladies.
 The brutal murder of Jesus Gutierrez, the young Mexican auto driver, out on the Nogales Tucson road early last Sunday night, still remains mystery, although both civil and military authorities have been busy on the case. After having been hit on the head with what the off, cers believe was an automatic pistol, Jesus was shot through the head. and the body thrown into a ditch by the roadside. where it was found the next morning by passerby- The dead mans auto was driven more than a mile from the scene of the murder and then abandoned. No motive for the crime can be