The border vidette., 1921-09-24

of Los Angeles, was a visitor in Nogales the forepart of the week. He was on his way to So nora, where he is interested in land.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the High School grounds, the Twenty fifth Infantry boys will cross bats with the Tenth Cav airy ball team of Fort Huachuca The game will be called at 2:3O, sharp.
 Mrs. Ben Evans has returned home from Los Angeles, where she recently accompanied her son, Master Ben Evans, Jr., | who has returned to his studies in a military academy in Los Angeles.
 Yesterday MT. George Buxton, of the Buxton Smith Co.,, with headquarters in Douglas, was visitor in Nogales giving the company's local branch the "once over." Mir. Buxton is president of the Douglas Chamber of Com merce.
 Mrs. Arthur Wrotnowski and Cliff Whiles won the mixed doubles tennis championship for Santa Cruz county last Sunday at the high school courts. Their opponents in the finals were Miss Marguerite O'Keefe and Antonio Flores.
 Thursday night B. F. John son, president of the United Sugar Co.,, with headquarters, at Los Mochis, Sinaloa, accom- panied by a party of friends, departed for the south country, his private car ''Ines," being at tached to the regular passenger train.
 Assistant Supt. Starr of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, with headquarters at Empalme. arriv ed from the south last Thursday evening and yesterday departed for the coast where he will enjoy we'll earned vacation, after spending the summer in the south country.
 George Avery, attorney and mining man, who for many years operated in the Alamos mining district. Sonora, Mexico, has been Ncgales visitor this week. MT. Avery says he has the world by the tail with down hill yank, this time. We sure wish him good luck.
 Jake Sheperd, the mining man from Anheim, California, arrived in the city last Thursday with a party of prospective investors in Sonora mines in which Mr. Sheperd is interested. Jake for the past thirty years has been operating in Arizona and Sonora mining districts.
 Harry E. Berner, special de putty in the office of U. $. Collec- tor of Customs Charles l.. Fow- Ter, returned the forepart of the week from New Orleans, where he attended the annual conven- tion of the National Association of Federal Employees. as a dele gate from Arizona.
 dU O OGOulSI, GIl0 well hHOWu Sonora mining man, who was held up and stabbed twice by Mexican bandits on the Mexican side of the border. was able to attend the ball game last Sun- day. Pat says it takes more than couple of knife wounds to keep him from witnessing a ball game.
 Hon. Arturo Elias, Mexican consul at New Orleans, who has been visiting his home in Sonora, accompanied General Elias P. Gales on his eastern trip, to Mayo Brothers Sanitorium. MT. Elias it is said will succeed Governor Francisco Elias of So, nora, who will shortly resign the governorShip.
 Charged with violating the United States immigration laws, William Larcom, former merch- ant patrolman of this city, was arrested last Wednesday by Chief of Police Jaw Lowe, acting as deputy United States marshal. Larcom has been taken to Tue son where he will be- arraigned before a United States commis sioner.
 Everybody in Nogales will be