The border vidette., 1921-11-26

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 University of Arizona, enjoyed Thanksgiving at the pleasan,
 home of his parents on Ora wford street. Collector of Customs Charles l.. Fowler, after more than two
 weeks. spent on 8 tour of -inspec-
 tion of the international line be- tween Nogales and Yuma, has
 returned home. Collector Fowler says he visited every known
 water hole in the country ad
 jacent to the international line
 and gathered data very valuable
 to his office.
 Travelling in private car
 which was attached to the south
 bound passenger train last
 Thursday evening, Dr. L.. D.
 Ricketts, president of the Can
 anea Consolidated Copper Co.,,
 Colonel Greenway and Mfr. S.
 D. Trowbridge, departed for the
 Yaqui River delta in Sonora, and
 points along the West Coast of
 Mexico, for hunting and fish
 ing trip.
 The members of the Automo- bile Club of Arizona, who where guests of the Key City last Sun- day night and Monday, greatly enjoyed the "sociability run" from Phoenix to the border. The motorists reported the road in fair condition between Phoenix and Tucson and good between Tucson and Nogales. President Sidney J. Ross of the Automo- bile Club, accompanied the party.
 The. motorcade last Monday evening of Nogales Knights of Pythias, to Tucson. where a big class was initiated into the mys: teries of that splendid orRaniza- tion. was 8 very enjoyable affair. Teams from Casa Grande, Tue son and Nogales took part in the work of initiation. The No gales Knights returned early Tuesday mor.ning. Geo. Januel says he had the time of his young life. >.-,~
 Boy Scouts again stepped to the front in assuming civic re- sponsibility yesterday :: when 8 from the NoRales troop under the direction of Scontmsster Freeman undertook the deliver to needy families the provisions brought to the Thanksgiving service by the of St, Andrews Sun. day school. These boys were Lanier Hurt. William Simonton and Maurice Forman. @
 . Last Monday in superior the case against Herbert Johnson, charged with not re porting an automobile accident in which the. car he was driving is said to have-killed. two horses in. 8 collision on the Tucson Mo- gales road, was dismissed. The State failed to allege the proper ownership of the horses killed. The case was on appeal. John son having been fined $25 in Justice of the Peace Marsteller's ii .l~-;@
 Monday evening in Justice of the Peace M Marsteller's court, the charge of kidnapping against w. H. Smith, Louis Smith, Ray mond Smith and Mrs. Beatrice Valdez, was dismissed. They were charged with kidnapping Justice of the Peace William Jack of Douglas, and c. P. Eid- son of Beeville, Texas, from Mo- gales, Arizona, to No9ales, So- nora, during the w. H. Smith trial last week on a charge of 
 The county highway commis- sion. of which George H. Fled Ter is chairman, last Monday re- jected all bids for the construc- tion of 8 road along the Santa Cruz river to connect up the Nogales Patagonia and Nogales- Tucson highways. The commis- sion decided to ask for federal aid so that the Sonoita- Patago. mia road work could be continu- ed toward Nogales, after com pletion of the present job, one mile southwest of Patagonia.
 c. R. Gray, the we'll known commission man, accomPanled by his wife, after an extended business and pleasure visit in Mexico City returned home the forepart of the week. While in the Mexican capital, MT. Gray