The border vidette., 1917-10-06
Yesterday morning Jesus Sal

damando, proprietor of the American Drug Store, accom- panied by his sons and J. B. Mix, deputy collector of customs, departed for San Francisco, where the Saldamando boys will enter school. The cross country trip will be made in MT. Salda- mando's automobile, with Roy Herrera at the wheel.
 Kirt McCleary, brother of Mike McCleary, local agent for the Los Angeles Tanning Co.,, has gone to Camp Funston with the Pima county contingent. Kirt should have gone from his home county. Santa Cruz, but the American consul in Mexico as signed him to Tucson instead of Nogales. Thus good fighting man who should have gone from here, is accredited to Pima county.
 This week The Border Furni- ture Company, ofwhich w. c. Page is manager, moved into elegant new quarters in the W. G. Bowman building on Grand avenue, next door to Hotel Bowman, now nearing compile tion. The company carries an enormous line of furniture, etc, which recently arrived from eastern factories where it was purchased by Manager Page on his visit to New York.
 The third contingent of boys to the National Army, from San ta Cruz county. last Wednesday in charge of Grover Polk and his assistant. John Jund, were divided into six squads by the local selection board, with the following squad leaders, all of whom will some day be officers in the National Army: Edward A. Titcomb, Herbert R. Wood, Duane Bird, Joseph J. Mcintyre, Thomas M. Cumming and Geo. A. Sullivan.
 Thursday night Frank N. Cox, the Duquesne mine operator, re- turned from Magdalena, Sonora, where he had been to witness the celebration of San Francisco Day. Thousands of people from Nogales, Hermosillo, Guaymas, and other towns in the state, at- tended the celebration in honor of the illustrious saint. There was gambling of all sorts and the Garden City was wide open," for the first time since the days of Diaz.
 James w. Hathaway, of Park CT Canyon, who was to have ac- companied the third contingent of drafted men to Fort Riley last Wednesday,, appeared be fore the local selection board last Monday and exhibited a certificate of temporary dis charge for a period of sixty days. on account of his being engaged in an industrial enterprise. The certificate which expires Novem- Der 17th, was issued by the dis trict board at Tucson.
 Albert Bush, assistant pattern maker at Roy & Titcomb's big foundry and machine shops in this city, has returned from an extended pleasure visit in the east as far as Washington. D. O., ], where Al. saw sights he never dreamed of. He also visited little old New York, Chicago and Detroit. Reports having had a splendid visit. but is mighty glad to get back West, where there's plenty of elbow room for all. Al being Denver, Color ado boy, the East was a revela- tion to him.
 The handsome new Nogales Cafe, remodeled and beautified since destroyed recently by fire, will be thrown open to the pub lie this evening. and in the fut- ure as in the past every effort will be made by the management to make this popular restaurant second to none in the state. Be- ginning at 6:3O, special orcheS- tra music will be rendered and those fortunate to secure tables, will enjoy a delightful evenings entertainment. Manager Nick Polhyron and large force of assistants have for two months wol ked like beavers, night and day, rebuilding The NogaleS Cafe, which is now one of the finest in Arizona.
 Granted Temporary Discharges.