The border vidette., 1921-12-03


 try trip by automobile.
 Last evening at the High School Auditorium, the follow ing members of the Saturday Morning Musical Club of Tue son, delighted a large and ap preciative ~audiance: Mrs. Sam Heineman, Miss Armida Pache co, Miss Julia Rebeii, Mrs. Jere Metzg CT. Mrs. Heineman is pre-. sident7of the club, which is one of the finest musical organiza. tions in the state.
 Tuesday evening Dave Loeb, 1 president of the Nogales, Ari. zona, Chamber of Commerce. en tertained the Rotarians of No, gales, at g. dinner given at his elegant home on Marsh Heights. 1 After dinner Mir. Loeb took his guests to the Nogales Theatre to witness "The Man Without A | Country" The Rotary mem bers are indebted to Mir. Loeb for very pleasant evening. In the passing last Tuesday, of Hon. Ben M. Crawford, at Clifton, Arizona lost one of her | best known pioneer citizens, who | will be missed. Ben Ora wford was sheriff of Graham county in | 1884, a memb Der of the first con stitutfonal convention in Arizona in 1891 and in the succeeding ad ministration of Grover Cleve,' land, was Democratic National Committeeman from Arizona. Harry J. Saxon. who with other local stockraisers recently sold a thousand head a cattle to the firm of Page 6 Misenheimer of Wilcox, is out in the country rounding up bovines for delivery at an early, date. The Wilcox firm is represented here by Ar thur Page, who has signed con. tracts with Mir. Saxon, Joseph E. Wise, H. Q. Leatherman, Joe Deegan and Hannah & Ward.
 An effort is being made by the Minstrel Union of .Nogales to enlist the aid of the people of Nogales in forming an Associa- tion of Charities here to assist the needy of the city. They have interested Mayor James A. Har- rison in their plan and meet ing has been called by the Mayor to be held here Tuesday night, to which the heads of all the lodges in Nogales have been in vited.-
 The1pnblic informal-receptio at the Santa Cruz Club last night in honor of Colonel A.. J. Mac Nab, commander Of the 25th In- fantry,' U. S. A. ;. stationed at Camp Stephen D.. Little, was success. A general invitation had been extended to the citi zens of Nogales and Santa Cruz county. and hundreds took ad- vantage of the opportunity to meet the popular army officer last night. @.
 The concert held last evening at the High School Auditorium under the auspices of the Mac. Dowell Club of Nogales, was a very enjoyable affair, being at tended by many music loving people of Tucson, who accompa- nied the members of the Satur- day Morning Musical Club of Tucson to Nogales last evening. Those who failed to attend the musical concert certainly missed a musical treat.
 On November 3Oth, one year after General Alvaro Obregon of .Nogales, Sonora, took office as president of Mexico, the No; gales, Arizona, Cham Der of Com merce, sent His Excellency the following. telegram of congratu. lations: Congratulations on wonderful progress made during first year of your administration. Also heartiest congratulations to you and Mrs, Obregon on birth of son. From your friends of the Nogales, Arizona, Chamber of Commerce"
 Hon. Samuel l.. Pattee, judge of the Pima county superior court, who had been occupying Judge w. A. O'Connor's bench hearing cases in which the local judge was disqualified, returned to his Tucson home last Thurs day. Judge Pattee, who attend ed the meeting of Pima and Santa Cruz county lawyers at the Cosmopolitan Cafe two weeks ago, stated that the Pima coun-