The border vidette., 1918-03-02

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 Earhart. The unfortunate man
 had been employed at the United
 States quartermaster's head
 quarters, couple of weeks
 before being sent to Phoenix,
 upon complaint filed by Special
 Agent c. $. Oliver of the Depart
 ment of Justice.
 w. c. Page, who recently sold
 his interest in the Border
 Furniture Company in this city,
 to Wirt C.. Bowman, was here
 the forepart of the week, from
 Tucson, where he is now
 engaged in the furniture busi-
 ness. Mir. Page has many friends
 in Nogales who wish him good
 luck. He is a live wire and is sure to do well in the ancient and honorable pueblo, Tucson.
 Manager Ferd VanMourick of the Sonora News Company,
 returned Monday from a visit to Hotsprings, near San Bernar- dino, where William Layer, president of the Sonora News Company is taking the baths for rheumatism. At Los Angeles Mir. VanMourick visited the famous Jonnathan Club, a guest of A. M. Conard, the we'll known promoter, who now resides in the city of angels.
 Jack Elliott, of this city, who for the past year has been work To Eo Company, in the AlamoS district, Sonora, arrived from the south country last Monday evening, and has since been meeting old friends and acquaintances. He came up to meet Messrs. Miller, Greene and Bonneaux, officers of the company, who are en 'oute to the mines from New York. Jack will escort the gen. lemen to the mines via Alamos.
 The Douglas International of February 22nd says: "At the Columbia theater, this afternoon t the patriotic meeting held lnder the aus spices of the local Ion. Charles B. Hardy, collector f customs at NogaleS, was the speaker. He arrived his morning. MT. Hardy is .nown throughout the state as ne of it's blest public speakers nd the address delivered this fternoon was calculated to keep D that reputation"
 Lieutenant Edward Titcomb, J. s. cavalry arrived home last thursday for few days visit 7ith his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Id. Titcomb of this city. From ere Lieutenant Titcomb will go ) Douglas to join his regiment, he 18th cavalry. He is native on of Nogales and a graduate f Yale college. A host of his riends and acquaintances here nd throughout Santa Cruz ounty, expect great things of ne Lieutenant. All join in him good luck.
 Last Tuesday morning Mir. c. [. Miller of San Francisco and ;. w. Plank, of Sonora, depart d for the old San Juan mines in lower California, in which they re interested. They were met t Guaymas by Messrs. Parker nd Hancock, mining engineers, ,ho will accom- pany them to San uan, where the Cranz boys, rank. Charley and William, all ow dead. operated many years go. The Cranz boys are said to ave taken four million dollars ,orth of silver from the San uan mines.
 Last Sunday MT. and Mrs. !harles l.. Hardy returned from where they motored
 couple of weeks ago. Mir. [ardy will accompany the next ontingent of soldiers from Santa iruz, county to Camp Funston. When in California, MT. Hardy pplied for admittance to both 1e army and navy, but was told ) "go back home and join the Tational army" Being the first n the list of drafted men due to cave here next Monday after oon, Mir. Hardy's ambition will O doubt be realized.
 On instructions from Washing on, w. T. Haley, special agent tue War Trade Board at Mo- ales, has been authorized to 'sue license up to April 15,