The border vidette., 1922-10-14

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 Joe Berk, proprietor of The Modern Shop, is now at Mayo Brothers Sanitarium in Rocbes- ter, Minn., where he is taking a special treatment. Joe's many Nogales friends hope for his speedy, complete recovery.
 Through Pullman service to New Orleans for the American Legion c onvention, in session October Is to 20, will be main tained by the Southern Pacific Company. These coaches were placed on a special train leaving Ell Paso yesterday.
 The magnificent new brick building on Grand avenue, being erected by the Kress people is a credit to Nogales. The fine big structure is being built under the personal supervision of men who understand the building game from A to Z
 Harold J. Brown, Democratic | candidate for sheriff, and Tracy Bird, candidate for county re- corder, have returned from a very successful campaign in the country, where they met a host of friends who are going GO help put the boys over November 7th. Walter Hilderbrant, superin tendent of the Cerro de Orc mines near Carbo, Sonora, and Sam Heslet, from the Sultana mines, owned by the Giroux Con solidated Mines Company, after a couple of days visit in the city, returned south Thursday night.
 Today the Nogales Hi school football team will play the team of the Douglas High school at the Shelter City. A number of local fans accompanied our boys to Douglas. Coach S. B. Paulus has his team in fine condition, and hopes to bring home the Douglas goat.
 Miss Gladys Walker, talented daughter of Mrs. Lucille Wal ker, Democratic candidate for county treasurer, enjoyed the week end here with her mother and other relatives. Miss Wal ker is one of Tucson's most eff cient school teachers, and ath- 1etic instructors.
 Wednesday in Justice of the Peace M. Marsteller's court, F. Moreno was held to answer to the charge of grand larceny. .and was bound over to the superior court on a $500 bond. Moreno is accused of stealing a horse belonging to Francisco Sepul veda, on August 5.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Pierce, of Patagonia, motored down to the border Thursday evening to at tend the great Ashurst meeting at the Royal theatre. MT. | Pierce is the Democratic nominee l for state senator from Santa | Cruz county, and was one of the | speakers at the meeting.
 Prospero Sandoval, formerly | prominent citizen of Nogales, who now makes his home in the | Imperial Valley, is a visitor in l the city, where he owns valuable | real estate MT. Sandoval is brother of MT. Alfredo Sandoval. | bookkeeper and accountant in l c. F. Holler's broker office.
 Mir. George A. Schroter, New York capitalist, who is interest | ed in mines situated iu the San | Xavier mining district, Sonora, is a guest at The Bowman. MT. | Schroter is financially interested | in the Laughlin Mines Company, Of which w. c. Laughlin, for merly of this city, now resi- 1 dent of Los Angeles, is presi- dent.
 Miss Caroline Valenzuela, one of Santa Cruz county's brightest young ladies, who now resides in Phoenix, where she is engag ed as a trained nurse, is a guest at The Bowman. Miss Valen zuela is a member of one of the county's best pioneer families. She is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Val Valenzuela, ST., of Patagonia.
 In Justice Court last Wednes day, Thomas Bradford was held to appear before the Superior Court to answer the charge of bigamy. Bradford admits to the possession of two wives; wife No. he married in San Fran