The border vidette., 1921-07-09

the O6regon interests in Sonora returned Tuesday from a busi ness visit in San Francisco, ano will leave in a few days fol Mexico City.
 Tomorrow afternoon, on the local high school grounds, the famous White Sox baseball team of Tucson, will cross bats with 1 Manager Beams all star Noga- les nine. Porter will pitch for Nogales. The game will be called at o'clock sharp. Don't miss it.
 l.. M. Spivey, father of Bruce Spivey, owner of the cigar stand at Hotel Evans, has arrived in Nogales where he will make his home. The gentleman comes from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where for eight years he was secretary of the Typographical | Union.
 O. K. Franklin, one of the most successful mining men in the state, has for the past ten days been in New York on priv ate business. For many years MT. Franklin has made his home in NoRales, where he owns valu able real estate. He is expected home next week.
 Tom Pereida, one of best all round printers in Arizona, has opened new print shop at 3O7 East street. Tom who is a Mo- gales boy, besides being a first class printer, is absolutely hon. est and reliable. He deserves success. Tom, we wish you mighty good luck.
 Wednesday afternoon County Attorney and Mrs. Arthur H. DeRiemer, departed for Flag staff, where on July II and 12, Mir. DeRiemer will attend the convention of county attorneys of Arizona. The long cross coun- try trip via Phoenix, is being made by automobile.
 A successful drive is being made for members of the Ameri- can social Club in Nogales. So- nora, of which w. c. Payne of the Montezuma hotel, is man. ager. With Bill" Payne in charge, the new Club is sure to be a big success, and source of pleasure to it's members and friends.
 Reports of the condition of The First National Bank of No gales, and The Nogeles National Bank, at the close of business on June 30, 1921, as published in today's issue of THE BORDER VIDETTE, shows those splendid financial institutions to be in a f1ourishing condition. Read the reports.
 State Treasurer Ramona R. Earhart, after spending the glorious Fourth here with his family, has returned to Phoenix, thence to Flagstaff on official business. The popular state treasurer, has wide circle of friends in Santa Cruz county, who are always mighty glad to see him.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Ingram of Phoenix enjoyed the big Fourth of July celebration in Nogales, with their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Emory D.. Miller. The lady is the only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Curt w. Miller of Tempe. MT. h. gram is prosperous youn g business man of Phoenix.
 The two ball games played on the High school grounds last Sunday and Monday, between the Tucson Cubs and the Noga- les nine, were greatly enjoyed by lovers of Americas national game. The first game was won by the home team, score 5 to 4. Monday the visitors carried off the honors by a score of l to O.
 Everybody in Nogales will regret to learn that George Sullivan, for long time popu- lar, accommodating manager of the Herold 6 Tidwell haberdasb- ry, seriously ill at the St. Joseph's hospital, suffering with an attack of typhoid fever, following an operation for ap pendicitis, last Wednesday night.
 According to a telegram dated Douglas, the Mexican govern ment decree for the exclusive use of Mexican money in Mexico,