The border vidette., 1922-10-28

DrGS0nIdGlN0 III oOuOEd 1Oi IC- sident Obregon, is here from the City of Mexico From Nogales Mir. Gaxiola will go down the | West Coast on a business trip expecting to be gone a couple of weeks.
 This week the we'll known la W firm of Duffy. Purdum $ Robins of this city, dissolved partner ship, and in future E. R. Pur- dun, will not he a member of the firm, he having removed to California. Judge Frank J. l Duffy and J. V. Robins will con- tinue to do business at the same place in the Doherty building on Arroyo boulevard, under the name of Duffy & Robins.
 Tag Day in Nogales went over big last Saturday, according to Mrs. Ed. Rose, chairman of the drive here, who with a number of willing assistants did splen did work. The amount realized for the benefit of the Arizona Children's Home at Tucson, was S18O.11. To those who so gen. erously contributed to a most worthy cause, Mrs. Rose desires to extend her sincere thanks.
 Dr A. L Gustetter, command CT of Ridge I9o Post No. 23, American Legion, is in receipt of letter from Cleora M. Stod dard, Department Commander of the Legion of Arizona, in which he states that he will be in No gales on Armistice Day, Novem ber II, to deliver the principal address. This is an answer to an invitation that was extended to MT. Stoddard at the last meet ing oi Ridge Igo post.
 United States Senator Ralph H. Cameron, accompanied by his SOD, Ralph H. Cameron, Jr., ar rived in the city last Tuesday afternoon, from Douglas, and spent the night here. During Sen. Cameron's stay in NoRaleS l he and his son were pleasantly | entertained by Collector of Gus toms c. L.. Fowler, Postmaster r Charles Beatty, Harry Kelsey and other local republican friends. | From here Senator Cameron mo tored to Tucson.
 Miss Ruth Dalton, the lovely daughter of Mir and Mrs. Frank E. Dalton of Elgin, has been selected by the Arizona Fair Commission to represent Santa 1 Cruz county at the Arizona State Fair next week. Transportation has been sent to "The Queen of Santa Cruz couuty.". land tomoF row Miss Dalton will depart for I Phoenix, taking with her the best wishes of her host of friends and admirers throughout the county | including the other beautiful girls who were contestants.
 Last Saturday Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor, upon complaint of Mrs. Lillian Chatham, truant officer of the Nogales schools, ordered Frank Cranz, II, to be sent to the Fort Grant Indus trial School The boy who is the grandson of Mrs. Margarita Cranz, who was his custodian, was ordered sent to the reform school because it is alleged that he refused to attend the local l schools. Frank says he is glad to go to the Fort Grant school | where he wants to learn trade.
 Dr. Ira B. Bartle was called to Los Angeles last Tuesday on receipt of telegram announcing the death of his wife, at 39O1
 Bernice avenue, Los Angeles.
 Deceased who for long time
 had been afflicted with consump
 tion, was most estimable lady
 held in high esteem by all who
 knew her. She was a member
 of the Eastern Star, and during
 her residence in this city took
 an active interest in church ano
 community work. Her passing
 will be regretted by all whc
 knew her.
 A. F. Phillips, advertising novelty specialists, who has beer
 down the West Coast of Mexico
 where he reports having done {
 splendid business, returned tt the States the forepart of th,
 week and continued on to Sal
 Francisco, where for many year he has made his home. Mr
 Phillips stated that the soutl
 country is fast coming into it. , own and there are splendid op
 portunities there for squar , | shooting AmerlcanS. all of whom