The border vidette., 1918-10-12

Town Marshal Lowe has SIVer
 notice to the people of NOgales
 that all garbage must be placed
 in cans ready for the garbage
 collector by eight o'clock in the
 morning. Failure to comply is
 punishable by a fine. A word 70 the wise is sufficient"
 Mrs. Harry c. Wheeler an1 "a little daughter, Sunshine, re-
 turned home yesterday from Mo-
 gales, where she has been on a
 visit with her husband. Capt.
 Harry c. Wheeler, who is sta
 toned at the line at the head of
 a machine gun company mb
 stone ProspectOr.
 Mayor Wirt G. Bowman has
 issued an order requesting all
 citizens to appropriately decor
 ate their homes and places of
 business, during the Fourth Liberty Loan parade today. All
 places of business will be closed, and everybody is expected to assist in making the big Liberty Loan drive a success, thereby aiding in handing the Hun the final punch that will put him to sleep for all time.
 Mrs. Louis Shelby, who con- ducts a service station at Park street and Arroyo Boulevard, has been granted a permit by the city authorities, to establish another station at the intersec of Boulevard. Mrs. Shelby is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. O'Neill of this city, and sister of Lieutenant Ralph O'Neill, the American ace, in France with the American aviators.
 Colonel Pauline Fontes, for a number of years a passenger conductor on the Southern Pa, cific of Mexico railway, now manager of the Mexican govern ment owned railways, with head quarters in Mexico City, has been a visitor in the city several days this week, being accompa- nied by his wife. His father Colonel Fontes, who resides in Nogales, Sonora, is connected with the Mexican immigration service.
 Last night a telephone mes sage to l.. B. Fleischer from the Arizona Hospital at Tucson, stated that Harry B Grace, the well known, popular broker, who last Monday afternoon was seri- ously injured in an automobile accident near Continental, was improving hourly and his speedy recovery is now assured. Mrs. COenen, of Tubac. the aged lady who was also badly injured, is doing nicely. She is with re- latives in this city.
 At a meeting of the Democra- 1 tic County Central Committee and Demcratic candidates held l at Democratic headquarters last | Tuesday night, it was unani- | mously decided to postpone start ing the campaign until after the | Fourth Liberty Loan drive, Oc- tober 18th. After the Liberty | Loan drive is successfully put | over. Santa Cruz county Demo cratS will make whirl- wind | having for it's purpose the putting over" of the entire | county and state Democratic | ticket.
 At the regular monthly meet ing of the Town Council last | Monday evening Mayor J. A. resigned and Council man Wirt G. Bowman was elect ed to the high position of Mayor of Nogales. At the recent city l election Mayor Bowman receiv- ed the highest vote cast for mem bers of the town council, and his selection to fill the vacancy caused by Mir. Harrison's re on account of ill health, meets the approval of everyone. Mayor Harrison's resignation was accepted with regret by his associates on the town council.
 Nogales this morning presents a patriotic appearance, old glory being in evidence everywhere in of Columbus Day and Liberty Day. The big mili- tary and civic parade, commenc- ing at eleven o'clock, is going to be the biggest, best ever, and everybody should turn out to help make it one long pleasant ly remembered by all patriotic The Fourth Liber- ty Loan meeting at the Airdome tOpirht 11n1a1, tho ars1OicaS Of |