The border vidette., 1924-03-29
LADIES WORK AT HOME. pleas.

Whole or part time. Highest
possible prices paid. For full
information address l.. JONES,
| Box 103. Olney, I'll. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bechtol OF
! Phoenix. were visitors in Noga.
les last Sunday. Mr. Bechtol is
receiver of the First State Bank
of Patagonia, which paid its de-
positors 100 cents on the dollar.
This fine record was made posi-.
BILE by the co operation of stock.
holders of the defunct bank.
Mr.. Bechtol is also receiver of
the defuncI state bank at Mayer,
Arizona.
E. A. Titcomb, of Roy & Tit.
comb, Inc.. is arranging to go to
the state of Nayarit, where his
firm is erecting big saw mill
under the personal supervision
of Engineer H. M. Clagett and
Senator Harry j. Karns of this
city. After completing the big
mill, Mr.. Clagett will return to
Nogales, leaving Mr.. Karns in
charge of operations in the south
country.
At a recent meeting of tax.
payers the Santa Cruz County
Taxpayers Association was or.
ganized by electing the follow.
ing officers: President, Bracey
Curtis, president the First Ma.
tional Bank; Mayor James A.
Harrison. first vice-president;
DR.. V. A. Smelker, second vice
president; A. Dumbauld, secre.
tary, and A, E. Aviles, assistant
secretary.
G. M. lander. superintendent
of the State Highway depart.
ment, was Nogales visitor last
Saturday, 10 inspect equipment
at Camp Stephen D. Little,
which the war department has
made available for the state
highway department. The equip
ment consists of a number of
trucks and cars, surplus war
material, which is eing@offered
free to the state.
At the regular weekly lunch.
con of the Nogales Rotary Club,
held at noon Tuesday, the fol.
lowing we're selected as officers
for the ensuing year: T. 6.
Wright, president; DR.. M. I.
Merritt, vice president; A. r.
Whitfield, treasurer; j. B. Bris.
tol, treasurer, and Frank Sulli.
van, Henry G. A. Damn and
Leslie O. Hardy, directors. At
Tuesdays meeting J. B. Camp.
bell was made member of the
Rotary Club.
Sam B. Rotge, Red Cross field
director, who was recently pro.
noted to the office of Major, has,
gone to Fort Huachuca on Off.
cial business. Major Rotge is
making a fine record in the Red
Cross service, and hundreds of
ex service men are grateful to
him for aiding them secure com.
pensation. due for serving their
country in the late worlds war.
The Major makes his headquart-
ers at Camp Stephen D.. Little,
Nogales, Arizona.
Impressive Elks' funeral ser.
vices we're held at the Marsh
undertaking parlors Wednesday
prior to the departure of the
train carrying the body of Paul
Seitz to Rushville, Ill.,, for burial.
Exalted Ruler r. M. Cousar had
charge of the services, being
assisted by officers of the No
gales Elks lodge. Deceased was
a member of Tucson Elks lodge,
No. 385, and at the time of his.
death was route agent for the
Wells Fargo Express company
on the West Coast of Mexico.
The military committee of the
chamber of commerce reported
at the meeting of the chamber
Thursday evening, that they are
making progress in their work
of getting leases renewed for the
Camp Stephen D. Little camp
site for the coming year, and
also working on the matter of
permanent camp site. Inasmuch
as the leases are being renewed
for the present site, it means
that the camp will not be moved
this year to the Saxon ranch, it
is said. The camp is now locat
ed on property owned by Cum.
ming and Bankerd, Charles l..
Fowler and Bracey Curtis, and
the old leases on same expire