The border vidette., 1919-08-30

ranch. The Gatlin boys and
 their father, Hon. J. s. Gatlin,
 of Patagonia, own a big herd of
 white face cattle, which range
 in Santa Cruz county.
 The delightful country home
 of Senator and Mrs. Harry J.
 Karns, on Grand avenue, is one
 of the beauty spots of Arizona.
 At the Karns Place always, is
 found that real old fashioned
 Southern hospitality for which
 the Karns family. since long be-
 fore the war, Sir, has been famous. Yes Sir, since long be-
 fore the war, Sir.
 John Willia m Moore, whose address appears in army records as P. O. Box 225, Nogales, is
 being sought by the disbursing officer at Kelly Field, Texas,
 Mayor FiedIer, the Red Cross, Army & Navy Union, and Amer ican Legion officers of this city, in order that Moore may be given his draft. discharge and check for services in the army, Anyone knowing the where abOuts of Moore is requested to communicate with Attorney Ar thur DeRiemer, Nogales, Ariz.
 General Alvaro Obregon, pop ular candidate for president of Mexico, is arranging to go to the interior of republic, in the interest of his candidacy, which has the support of a great ma- jority of the people of Mexico. General Oregon is a big man in every respect, and his elec- tion to the presidency of Mexico, means the salvation of that re- volution- torn country. General Obregon is high class gentle man, a soldier and a statesman. He's the White Hope of Mexico.
 The entertain ment at the Lyric Theatre last evening, given by an all star company of local ar tists, was the best of it's kind, professional or amateur, ever witnessed in Nogales. The big house was crowded to the doors, and everyone pronounced the performance a great success in every way. Every number on the long program was alone worth the price of admission, and to those who assisted in making the entertainment a Suc- cess, credit is due. The proceeds will be donated to the Catholic church of this city.
 Dr. Hardtmayer, from the Bland mines pear Patagonia, in which Henry Levin and Charley of this city, are finan- cially interested, was a business visitor at the county seat the forepart of the week. The doc tor was very enthusiastic over the future of the Bland, which is being worked under the per- sonal supervision of Pete Han son, one of the best practical miners in the country. A ship ment of high grade silver ore will soon be made to the cus- toms smelter at El PaSo. Then the boys expect to be on Easy street.
 Hundreds of fight fans from Tucson and other towns, wit messed the boxing exhibitions at The Lyric theatre last Saturday night, when Ralph Lincoln was given the decision over Bobby Burns, in the tenth round. Har- old Brown, one of the fastest little fighters in the west, acted as referee in his usual capable, fair and impartial manner. In the bout between John Raphael and Tommy Garrett, John took the count in the third round. Simply a case of mot enough wind" However, both boys were wiling" and did their best, to the delight of the fans.
 Last Sunday a party of local stockholders in the Arizona Mexico Oil & Refining Company, of which Wirt G. Bowman is president and manager, depart ed for the Desdemona oil fields in Texas, to inspect their hold ings, which are said to be worth millions. Those in the party were: Colonel Chas. E. Hardy, collector of customs; Otto H. Herold, vice president of the First National Bank of Nogales; Jose M. Paredes, broker; E. M. Mather, jeweler; A. E. Bringas, of the SInaloa- Sonora Commis- sion Company. They expect to