The border vidette., 1921-12-17

Val. ValenZuela and E. B. Byr
 kert, four live wires from Pata
 gonia, motored down to Nogalei
 the forepart of the week on 8
 Christmas shopping trip. They
 secured some wonderful bargains
 and stated they were mighty glad they came.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold A. CohD,
 who for several months have conducted the cigar and news
 stand in the lobby of the Monte
 zuma, are now in charge of the | Montezuma hotel, having assum- ed the management Tuesday. They have the best wishes of a
 wide circle of friends and ac- quaintances.
 Owing to the fact that a mis- take was made in the shipment of the film, the war picture to be shown last Tuesday and We'd nesday nights under the auspices of Ridge Igo post of the Amer ican Legion, did not reach No gales and will be shown here on Thursday and Friday, Decem Der 22nd and 23rd.
 Following is the jury in the trial of Placido Silvas, one of the alleged murderers of Post master and Mrs. Frank Pearson at Ruby: F. w. Flames, Charles D. Karns, S. c. Jung, w. J. Mitchell, Charles M. Cox, J. J. Griffith, Joseph Figueras, Harry Moslander, Albert Johnson, T. M. Ford, 1r., Charles O'Keefe, Gleun Perry.
 Thursday Attorney George Stovall, associated with A. A. Trippel in the defense of Placido Silvas, charged with the murder of Postmaster Frank H. Pear son and Mrs. Pearson of Ruby, was stricken suddenly i'll. and immediately taken to the St. Joseph hospital. It is said MT. Stovall is suffering from nerv- ouS ailment caused by overwork.
 At a recent meeting of the Mo- gales Tennis Club, the following officers for the ensuing year were elected: E. R. Purdum, president; Mrs. A. Wrotnotski, secretary; Rollo Ashby, treas urer. The tournament commit tee for the ensuing year, con- sists of Mrs. W. W. Griffith, Miss Mabel Wylie, Miss Marga- ret O'Keefe, Charles Genardini and Cliff Wiles.
 Monday MT. and Mrs. c. O. Evans, of Detroit, Mich, after a. pleasant visit here with Mir. and Mrs. Ben Evans, departed for Los Angeles, where they will spend the remainder of the winter. MT. Evans, who is a brother of Ben Evans, drove his handsome automobile all the way from Detroit to the coast. This was the first meeting of the brothers in over fourteen years.
 Last Saturday and Sunday J. D. Ralstead, head of the great J. D. Halstead Lumber Co.,, was a visitor in Nogales, from Phoe. nix, where for many years the Halsteads have resided. The Governor was accompanied by his son Joe Halstead, and James Elder, a we'll known business man of Prescott. The Halstead lumber interests in Arizona and California, are very extensive. Their big branch in Nogales is under the able management of MT. T. M. Ford. Jr.
 Marine Pimienta, cashier and bookkeeper for the Wells Fargo Express Company in Nogales, Sonora, is still being held in the Nogales, Sonora jail, in connec- tion with the robbery of the company's safe early last Tues day morning, at which time a large sum of money is said to have been taken by Marine, who says he was heldup, shot and robbed, by three bandits. Elk press company officials and the Mexican authorities are still working on the case.
 Last Monday afternoon in Justice of the Peace M. Mar steller's court, the complaint sworn out by County Attorney Arthur H. DeRiemer. against E. A. Daubdoub, proprietor of the Broadway Store, charging him with arson in connection with the burning of the Broadway Store on the night of Novem Der 8th, was dismissed. Attorneys