The border vidette., 1917-08-25

| CTS at Empalme. arrived from
 the south last Wednesday even. ing in his private car. Thurs. day afternoon he left for the coast, being accompanied by
 Mrs. Temple.
 w. H. Land, vice president of The Nogales. National Bank, re- turned home the forepart of the week from an extended business and pleasure visit in the east. l Reports having had success. full, pleasant trip, but glad to get back to easily the best town in the country.
 Van Curtis.- a long time sta toned here as special agent of the U. $. government, has just ! received notice of his promotion to position in the Department of Justice Vans numerous friends will be pleased to learn of his promotion, but will hate to see him leave Nogales.
 Thursday evening Joe Hal stead, the lumber man, accom- panied by Mrs. Halstead and Satan" Halstead, Joe's mascot, departed for San Francisco, where Joe will enter the army aviation corps. The cross coun- try trip will be made in Joe's high power Premier car.
 Wednesday Hon. Frank Barry, of the law firm of Barry & Barry, accompanied by his family, re- turned from visit to the Pa cific coast beaches. Barry & Barry are arranging to move into their elegant new offices in the Trust Building, corner of Morley avenue and Information al street.
 We are under obligations to Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn for copy of The Blue Book of Arizona, for 1917, con- piled and distributed by Secre tary Osborn. The book is a handy reference book of officials and institutions of the state and will be of great value to all who have dealings in Arizona.
 Last week c. V. Fowler lost sixty dollars and perfectly good Ford. The Ford he re- covered at Bisbee, where a so- called friend, to whom he loaned the sixty dollars, left it when he learned that Charley was close on his trail. Charley is still shy the sixty, but says he has hopes of landing his so called friend in jail.
 Captain L. W. Mix, member of the Nogales Common Council, returned home last Tuesday from San Francisco, and other California coast towns, where he enjoyed a months outing. The captains friends will be pleased to learn that he was greatly benefited by his outing. While on the coast, he met many friends from Arizona.
 Don Ignacio Corella, treasurer of the state of Sonora, who has a wide circle of friends in Mo- gales, is here from Hermosillo, having come up to the border to meet his wife and children, who arrived the forepart of the week from Douglas, their home. From here they will accompany Treas urer Corella to HermoSillo, where they will make their home.
 Two alleged draft evaders, David Velasquez and Victor San chez, were arrested last Tues day by Deputy United States Marshal Harold Brown, upon complaint of the Department of Justice. The men will be given a hearing before United States Commissioner w. A. O'Connor, upon His Honor's arrival from the coast. It is said that a num- Der of other arrests will be made by federal officers, of persons accused of evading the draft.
 Tuesday Mir. Ed. Titcomb, re- gently appointed by Governor Campbell to membership on the Board of Regents of the Univer- sity of Arizona, vice Judge F. J. Duffy, of this city, resigned, returned from Tucson, where he had been to attend a meeting of the board. At the meeting last Monday, Dr. William V. Whit more of Tucson, was elected Chancellor of the board, suc- ceeding Hon. Frank H. Here ford, resigned. Gov. Campbell