The border vidette., 1919-07-19


 Arizona Daily Star, was a visit or in Nogales last Monday, on business for his big daily, which has established a branch here with Mir. Galloway in charge.
 Colonel Charles E. Hardy. U. $. collector of customs for the Arizona district, has returned from California, where he enjoy ed his vacation with Mrs. Hardy and their two soDs and daughter in-law, Mrs. Chas. l.. Hardy. During Collector Hardy's ab- sence from the district, Harry Berner, his chief deputy, was in charge of Uncle Sam's GUS toms business.
 Theo. l.. Stouffer, the we'll known Sonora mill wright, for a long time connected with the w. c. Laughlin Company. at, San Xavier, after a delightful visit in the East with relatives and friends, has returned to San Xavier. Pat is one of the pio- neer American mining men of the state of Sonora, where he remained during the troublesome times south of the international border.
 Immediate revocation of the licensed of any insurance agent or company attempting to dis courage returned service men from continuing their war risk insurance will be the policy of the Arizona corporation commis sion, it was announced in a spe- cial circular issued by that body. The commissions notice is being mailed to all insurance agents license to sell life insurance within the state of Arizona.
 Last Monday Carlisle Thomp- son, son of Mrs. Ellen Thomp- son, of this city, who has been overseas with the Air Service, returned home, to the delight of mother and host of friends and acquaintances, all of whom are proud of Carlisle, who did his bit for his country, and helped teach the terrible hun" a lesson he'll not soon forget. Carlisle T0DuEU0Q uOuu0 III H10 uSdlOll dAO looking every inch a soldier. By instruction from the Secre- tary of Gobernacion, in the fed eral government, annulment was ordered of the decrees of confis- cation entered against property | of certain men in Sonora, and | the owners are to have their properties restored to their pos session. Among those included in this ruling are MT. Arturo Morales of Guaymas; Francisco Gallegos and Miguel Latz of Magdalena and Messrs. Monte verde of Hermosillo.-Oasis.
 Harry B. Chenoweth. son of Mrs. Harry K. Chenoweth, of this city, has severed his con- nection with the freight office of the Southern Pacific Company, to become associated with Hon. T. J. Wylie, in the conduct of T. J. Wylie transfer business. own ed many years by MT. Wylie. Harry is a native of NogaleS and a live wire. We wish him all sorts of luck in his new business enterprise. He entered the army a private and came home a major sergeant. He'll make good.
 Monday Sheriff Earhart and George Mason, special customs agent, arrested c. D. Rankin and R. J. Gobiel of this city, and Mrs. J. R. Villas, of Tue son on a charge of transporting liquor within the limits of the State. In the automobile ir which the woman and men were travelling on Grand avenue, were found thirteen pintS of whiskey packed in a coal oil can, whict had been soldered. The accused were held in the sum of S1, ,OOC each, for their appearance ir court, when wanted.
 Officers and stockholders o1 the Southwest Ranger Oil ano Refining Co.,, of NogaleS, arc wearing broad smiles as a result of a telegram received from c l.. Dunbar, the company's tielc manager, now In the Texas oi fields, stating that the holdings of the company are daily in creasing in value, and those owning stock in the company are certain to realize big return: on their investment. Henry Le