The border vidette., 1919-11-01

| Commencing tomorrow there will be a change in the time schedule on the Southern Pacific of Mexico. In future the train which has been departing. for the south on Saturday morning, will leave on Sunday morning at o'clock, Sonora time.
 Mir. Robert Coleman, the well known American mining enRi. ueer, who for many years has operated in Mexico, is a visitor in the city, en route to Sonora, where he goes on professional business. Mir. Coleman is an old time friend of Mr. Bracey Curtis, president Of the F:cs: National Bark, of NogGles.
 Mr. Vim. Tid we'll, of Herold & Tidw well, successful local haber- dashers, is arranging to shortly depart for the eastern markets on buying expedition. Bill and Phil are live wires, and their handsome little emporium on Grand avenue, is daily growing 1 in popularity. They carry the best of every thing tor men, and their prices are right.
 H. T. (Hank) Wilson, the ex- printer man, who is now suc- the beautiful San Rafael Valley, | this county, was a visitor at the county seat last Tuesday, on private business. Hank" stated that the crops this year, are the best in the nine he has been in 1 the Valley. He'll make little money-barring accidents.
 Mir. E. K. Cumming. president of the Southwest Ranger Oil & Refining Company of this city. has returned from an extended visit to Kentucky and Texas, in the interest of his company, which owns valuable land in the Lone Star state, on Hog Creek. In the near future drilling for oil on a fifty fifty basis. will be- gin near Desdemona, Texas.
 The Border Investment & Real ty Company, of which MT. Jack Schleimer is president, has leas ed the building on Arroyo boule-
 
 occupied by the Shelby Service Station, and will conduct real ty and insurance establishment. Jack and his brother, Bert, un- derstand the real estate game from A to z. Watch lem go.
 Hon. Wirt G. Bowman has re- turned from California where he had been on private business. MT. Bowman is highly elated over the cheering news from the Texas oil fields, where the Ari- zona- Mexico Oil & Refining Co.,, of which he is president, has hopes of soon striking oil, ac- cording to reports received from MT. J. B. Mcintyre, the con- pany's field agent.
 Last Tuesday morning MT. W. in France with the American aviators, was southbound pas senger, for the West Coast of Mexico, in the interest of the Western Machinery Company of Los Angeles. MT. King, who resided in Nogales when mere boy, is a son of Mrs. A. B. Rich mond of Tucson. He recently returned from overseas.
 Wednesday evening Mir. Joe Polin, brother in law of General Obregon, popular candidate for president of Mexico, returned from Hermosillo, where he ac- companied the general last Tues day. Manuel Vargas, B. Torre- blanca, General J. M. Garcia, Colonel Zertuche and Ing. l.. l.. Leon, who also accompanied General Obregon to Hermosillo, will continue on to Mexico City with Mexico's next president.
 Homer $. Cummings, chair man of the Democratic National Committee, will be in Tucson next Tuesday, and will address a public meeting in the evening at the Stafford School audito- rum. On Tuesday noon a lunch con will be given in honor of Mir. Cummings at the Santa Rita hotel, to which Arizona Demo crats are cordially invited. Re servations for the luncheon may be made at the Santa Rita or with and member of the Pima county Democratic committee.
 Tuesday morning General Al