The border vidette., 1919-03-29

Frank COX has gone to Sonora
 to look after his mining interests in the Magdalena district.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Pressler,
 from Tubac, near the Tumaca-
 cori mission, visited Nogales yesterday.
 Yesterday Collector c. E Hardy made flying business visit to Tucson, were he had the
 pleasure of meeting Congress-
 man Carl Hayden of Arizona.
 On account of the increased cost of operation, the theatres of this city have raised their ad mission price; adults 17 cents. children under twelve, II cents.
 Superior Judge w. A. O'Con- nor and Judge F. J. Duffy, of the well known, successful law firm of Duffy & Purdum, ,f have gone to Phoenix, on legal busi- ness. .
 At ? o'clock tomorrow morn ing, March 3Oth the clocks of this country will be advanced an hour to give the people the ad vantage of an hour extra of sun- light.
 esterday w. H. Smith re- turned from the Texas oil fields, and is today busy telling his friends and business associates of the fortunes now being made by men who a few months ago were poor.
 Last Thursday eight federal prisoners confined in the Santa Cruz county jail, were transfer red to the Pima county jail at Tucson, where they will be held pending their trial, in federal court.
 Don't fail to witness the athletic sports at Camp Little this afternoon, under the aus! pices of the 25th Infantry Athletic Association. Entertain- ment commences at o'clock. Everybody invited.
 Senator Harry J. Karns is building big swimming pool at the beautiful Karns Place. The pool will be eighty feet long and forty feet wide About the mid de of May, the Senator promis- ed his friends some real sporty
 Fred. Afford, from Noria, has been a business visitor in No gales a couple of days this week. Mr. Afford represents A. M. Conard, the Los Angeles land and mine owner, who with his family formerly resided in No; gales. I1
 Effective April 1st, it is an- the war tax on all tele- graphic messages, where the toll is in excess of 50 cents. will be increased to ten cents. Here tofore, the war tax on all meS- sages, regardless of the toll, was five cents.
 John Hoy, manager of the Trench mine in. the Harshaw district, was Nogales visitor from the mine. Re ports operations progressing in a very satisfactory manner. The is owned by the Clarks of Montana and Arizona.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman has gone to Texas to personally the work of drilling for oil. MT. Bowman has pro- missed his associates that they will be the first Nogales people to strike oil. He expects to re- main in the field several months. 1
 Dr. Paul c. Merchant of Los is visitor in this sec 5ion, being chaperoned by J. w. Crowther, the we'll known jewell er, formerly with the Sonora News Company, now'engaged in business in Los Angeles. The | gentlemen have paid visit to Cananea.
 Membe of the Neutral White Cross of Mexico City, are visit ng the line cities, being guests | It Hotel Abadie, in Nogales, So- nora. Many citizens of the two owns. have becOme/ members of his splendid organization, White Cross buttons being very much fl evidence here.
 Dr. c. B. Wiley, captain in the medical department of the Unit ed States army, expects soon to receive his discharge, and will 5hen practice his profession in