The border vidette., 1917-03-31

olS hCO no hldAdSSI OI O1O 0CO. B. Marsh furniture department,
 will in the near future open a
 second hand furniture store. Dr. Wiles, many years a sur
 geon and physician for the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with
 headquarters at Empalme, after spending a couple of days in NogaleS, returned south this morning.
 The local cha pter of the Ame- rican Red Cross, will give a
 dance on Wednesday,, April,
 11th, at the Masonic hall, for
 the benefit of the Chapter La
 dies are requested to come dress
 ed as nurses. Men will wear
 either Palm Beach suits or wEite
 trousers and dark coats.
 J. G. Hall and T. Bailey, Tex.
 as cowmen, have been guests at
 the Montezuma hotel this week.
 Mir. Bailey is son of Senator
 Bailey, one of the Lone Star states greatest men, politically, financially and socially. The gentlemen are here for the pur-
 pose of purchasing Sonora
 cattle.
 H. B. Grace and A. c. Wall,
 representing the Los Angeles Tanning Company of Los An geles, are guests at the National hotel. Mr. Grace has just re- turned from an extended busi- ness trip south as far as Mazat- Ian. Reports having had very successful trip, with con- ditionS in the south country greatly improved.
 A. Vanator, of Vanator, Ore gon, has returned to the city, after couple of weeks absence on business connected with his trouble with the Mexican gov ernment, which recently confis- cated eight hundred head of his cattle, which it is alleged he at tempted to smuggle into the United States. MT. VanaJor denies the charge.
 Thursday Allen Jepson, ex- Idaho soldier. who pied guilty to the charge of bootlegging before Judge O'Connor, was given pro- bation, after his sentence of two years and a fine of $25 was sus- pended. Jepson, who had al ready spent forty five days in jail, testified that he did not sell liquor but had told persons where it could be bought.
 George D. Young, secretary of the c. c. c. O., of Cananea, after spending couple of days here a guest at the Montezuma hotel, has gone to Hermosillo, on business for his company. For many years George Young has been one of the leading S p1rits in the great copper camp, where he is universally liked by his associates and employees.
 Senator H. J. Karns, president | of Karns Bros, Inc, returned home last Sunday from flying business trip to New York, St. | Louis and Philadelphia, where | he transacted business for his | big automobile firm. On the trip | he purchased over two hundred | the majority of | which have already been sold, for immediate delivery in Son. ora.
 After an absence of two weeks in Graham county, where he | occupied Judge McAlister's bench, Judge w. A. O'Connor, last Monday again presided in superior court and in very short time disposed of a number of bootiegging cases, which were ably prosecuted by County Att orney c. L.. Hardy assisted by Special Prosecutor Johnson, who received $7OO for his services.
 Harry Henderson, of Pasa- dena, who with his brothers and sisters own the great Lista Blan- ca copper mines at Caborca, Sonora, arrived here Sunday, on his way to the mines, where ore is being taken out for shipment from Santa Ana to the Douglas shelter. Harry is a son of the late John Henderson, one of Sonora's successful pioneer mining men.
 Mrs. D. w. Garfield and son Randall, the bright young news boy of this city, who with seven teen other American lads, won