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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-07-11

MT. y. SnleluS, accompanied Oy
her three interesting children
Dottie," Sister," aud Bud
die" and Walter Sloan. brother
of Mrs. Shields, visited Nogales
this week from ella, New Mex
leo. The cross country automo
bile journey was made to enjoy
a short visit on the border with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson,
old friends. The Johnsons for
merly resided at ella, where
Mrs. Shields husband is a sue
cessful merchant.
Fred H. Hilliker, president OF
the Sonora Valley Land Com
pany, on his way home to Los
Angeles. California, from his
company's big farms at Noria.
Sonora, was in Nogales Tues.
day. Mr.. Hilliker and asso.
ciates are very enthusiastic over
conditions on the West Coast of
Mexico; they are backing their
judgment with good hard Amer.
lean dollars, and are bound to
win big returns on their land in
vestments in that country.
Deputy Sheriff Jim Hathaway
is deserving much credit for re
covering the remains of the late
George Jairrel, wealthy Ameri-
can rancher, who undoubtedly
was murdered some months ago
in Sonora. The murderer or
murderers may never be appre.
hended but the finding of the re.
mains of the dead American by
Hathaway, is commendable, in.
deed, and he is entitled to the
reward of $500 offered by heirs
of Jairrel, who left an estate
valued at approximately $50, 900.
Last Saturday. July 4th, at
Glendale, the Nogales Interna
tions defeated the baseball team
of that little city by a score of
8 to 4, and on Sunday the home
team at Mesa won over the Nor.
mon boys to the tune of 5 to 4.
Monday the victorious Interna.
tionals, accompanied by a score
of enthusiastic Nogales fans,
brought home the bacon. In
the game with Glendale, Aver.
kamp pitched for the Interna.
tions; Green tossed for Glendale.
In the Mesa game, Miller pitch.
ed for Nogales; Salazar for the
Mesa team.
It is said that the claimants
for the estate of the late George
Jairrel, wealthy American ranch.
err, of Sonora, supposed to have
been murdered. and whose re
mains were recently found by
Deputy Sheriff James Hathaway
of this city, near the dead ranch
er's home ia Sonora. are sister,
Mrs. Isabelle Boiling of Alma,
Okla. and the following nephews
and nieces: W. L. Bowman of
Strapford, Okla; Siddie Priddy
and Ed. Bowman of Canadian,
Okla, Wayne Janeway of Eua
fula, Okla; George Mcclure of
Crowder, Okla, and lone Cole
of Bogington, Okla.
Writ G. Bowman of w. J. Nit.
chell, local mining engineer, de.
parted yesterday for their min.
ing properties situated thirty
miles from Hermosillo, Sonora,
where Mitch" will personally
direct mining operations. New
modern machinery shipped from
Nogales, where it was purchas.
ed from Roy & Titcomb, Inc. i,
will at once be installed and the
work of deep mining of bonanza
lead silver ore pushed as fast as
possible. The ore is hauled by
motor trucks from the mine to
the railroad at Hermosillo, and
there shipped to the States for
treatment. Writ and Mitch
have a wonderful paying mine.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

/ IL. LIZ oh0 SA1lIo
rem have returned home q TRIP
to Los Angeles.
Chas. Bauer, local merchant,
has returned from q business
trip to Calexico.
Carlysle Thompson and Nc
Kinley Kold motored to Tucson
Monday on business.
Mrs. J. F.. Johnson has re
turned from a trip to the beauti.
full Yosemite Valley, California.
The Hiram Club held their
regular weekly luncheon Wedes.
day noon at the Masonic temple.
E. L. McMakin, credit man for
A. Steinfeld & Co., is visiting
Nogales, from Tucson. Mac"
came on company business.
L. B. Fleischer, manager of
the Nogales Jobbing & Trading
Co.. has gone to Los Angeles to
enjoy a short visit with his
family.
J. A. Dye, of the Nogales Ma
tional Bank, will shortly take a
we'll earned vacation, which he
and his family will spend at Mi.
ami. Florida.
| Lew Levin, manager of the
Internationa Store, motored to
| Mesa for the Nogales Mesa ball
game Saturday, to root for the
| Nogales boys.
! Frank N. Cox, we'll known
mining man from Noria, Sonora,
spent the Fourth in Nogales, be
ling accompanied by his wife and
their baby girl.
Ed. Bohlinger, Patagonia min.
ing man, and Editor Howard
Keener of the Santa Cruz Pata
gonian, were county seat visitors
Tuesday few hours.
Mr.. John Olsen, owner of vast
mineral holdings in the great
| West Coast of Mexico mining
region, is a visitor in the city
from Mazatlan, Sinaloa.
Cyril n. James, English min,
ing engineer who owns valuable
mining properties in Sonora, so
miles from Magdalena, is a guest
at the Montezuma hotel.
Mrs. Harold G. Wayte has re
turned from three weeks visit
with Mrs. Louis G. Kelsey at
Ramsey Canyon, in the Huachu.
ca mountains, where Mrs. Kel.
sey has nice cottage.
Miss Martha White of Globe,
accompanied by Ed. Bowman
and brother of Tucson, spent
the Fourth in Nogales. as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Pottin.
ger, of the International.
E. A. Tovrea, president of the
Arizona Packing Company, was
a weekend visitor in Nogales
from Phoenix. He is a brother
of j. G. Tovrea, local manager
for the big packing company.
William P. Blocker, American
consul at Guaymas, Sonora,
Mexico, accompanied by his wife
and little daughter, will spend
the summer months in Nogales
where they have taken nice
residence.
George Januel, proprietor oil
the Stag Barber Shop, and CHIEF
of Police Jay Lowe, we're among
the many local people who this
week enjoyed trip through the
air over Nogales with Lieuten
ant Mosley.
Charles V. Fowler and family
after few days visit here with
their parents, Collector of Gus
toms and Mrs. G. L. Fowler
have returned to their home a.
Z Pitiquito, Sonora, where Charles
is raising cotton.
July Fourth a bouncing boy
baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs
julie Trask of Patagonia. DR.
V. A. Smoker, the attending
physician, reports mother anC
son doing nicely. as is also thu
proud father, who is a membe
of the y. S. customs service il
this city. The baby was born a
St. Joseph's hospital.
From beautiful Avalon, Cali
: fornia, the famous playground
. of red blooded men and women
Z John Gigginbotham, Laird o
: Carlo, Sonora, has sent The vi
= dette one of the most attractive
s post cards we have yet seen
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1925-07-11

L. S. Cutting, successful cot
ton grower of Oquitoa, Sonora
J has been a business visitor il
| Nogales this week from bis plan
tation in the south country. HI
reported prospects for a goot
crop this year, excellent.
w. Banning Vail, manager o
the Empire ranch, who some
months ago moved 1000 head O.
cattle from the Arizona ranch tt
the Mascarenas ranches in So
nora, Mexico, was a business
visitor in Nogales Tuesday.
General John G. Greenway oil
Ajo, was a Fourth of July visi
tor in Nogales, a guest of bis
friend Bracey Curtis, presiden,
of the First National Bank oil
Nogales. and owner of the Am.
erican Club. the Curtis home.
Miss Alice tombstone, efficient
typist in the law Office of Noon
& Noon, has returned from her
vacation in California, with her
sister, Mrs. Paul Worland, of
the First National Bank of No
gales, who is sojourning on the
Coast.
G. e. Stratton. general mana
ger of the Mountain States Tele.
phone and Telegraph Company
of the El Paso district, spent
the weekend at Camp Stephen
D. Little with his son in law and
daughter, Captain and Mrs. j..
A. Klein.
Major Sam Rotge. Red Cross
field director. with headquarters
at Camp Stephen D. Little. this
city. has returned from San
Francisco, where be attended a
Red Cross conference, which he
says was both interesting aud
instructive.
Wednesday John Hughes, of
The Cave Club, and Billy Gates,
U. S. customs inspector, enjoy.
ed a trip through the skies over
Nogales. They are strong for
Pilot Mosley, who gave John
and his friend Billy, the worth
of their money-then some.
Colonel and Mrs. Topete, en-
route to Mexico City from Quay.
mas, were in Nogales Tuesday.
Mrs. Topete was formerly Miss
Polin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Polin, former we'll known
residents of Nogales, who now
make their home in Mexico City.
F. J. B. Gonzalez, manager of
the International Commission
Company, Gus Escobosa, and
Leo Suarez, of Nogales, Sonora,
have gone to the Grand Canyon
where they will spend two weeks
giving Americas magnificent
wonder of wonders the "once
over"
John B. Titcomb, son of Mr..
and Mrs. e. Titcomb, has re,
turned home from Exeter, New
Hampshire. where he is attend.
ing Phillips Exeter Academy.
John was accompanied by his
mother, who has been enjoying
a visit with relatives in New
England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Lari.
more of Sonoita, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Christman, and Attorney
Ben Matthews of Tucson, were
among the visiting hosts who
enjoyed the week end on the
border. Mr.. Larimore is a bro
Their of Engineer John Larimore
of this city.
John @. Glissan, member of
the city police force. accompani
ed by his family, has returned
from a delightful vacation spent
at Los Angeles. Santa Monica,
and San Diego. They were &C.
companied home by their daugh
ter, Miss Gladys Glissan. who
teaches school in California.
On the Fourth of July the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Cumming in this city was made
happy by the arrival of fine
baby girl. DR.. Gustetter reports
mother and little one doing nice
~. Mrs. Cumming was for
merly Miss Helena Harms
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
J. Harms of this city.
The resignation of Carlos r
~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-05-14

FOR SALE.-By Smith Land &
Loan Co., River Falls, Wis:
A fine room modern home on 3rd
street; price $4,000.
A two family house on North
Main ST.; with l and Y acre of land,
price $500.
New room Bungalow with two
lots-on West Side-price $1,000.
Two splendid business lots on
Main st; Aft. each.
Two 200 acre farn1s-the best buys
in Pierce and st. Croix counties.
A 100 acre farm, splendid set of
buildings.
% lots on Lake st. Croix; ranging
in price from SIS to $50.
A good brick building-right on
car line between St. Paul and South
St. Paul, splendid location for bust
ness-living rooms upstairs.
A we'll improved Section, 440 acres
now in crops-in Rdchland county,
Montana.
A full Section in North Dakota.
A Quarter Section in Iowa.
IA modern room Bungalows in
the city of Sanger, Calf.
We also have some good first Nor
tgages for sale.
All the above described properties
can be bought on very easy terms,
and extremely low prices.
Call at our office in First National
Bank.
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LOCAL
HAPPENINGS


Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Keith of Me-
nomonie visited in the city Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Bird visited
over Sunday at the home Of their son,
Paul, at Bruce.
Mrs. G. Mackenzie of Milwaukee,
is visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Douglas Allard.
Miss Iva Liskum of Maria, Mont,
who is student at a Minneapolis
High School and the MacPhail School
spent the weekend here as the guest
Of Miss Ethel Morgan.
A daughter, Barbara Jean, was
born at the Swedish Hospital, Mime
apolis, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hill
pert, Friday, May 8. Mrs. Hilport
was formerly Miss Ruth Ewing of
this city.
Nesdames K. S. White, James
Carolan, A, L. Wilmot, Harry Rose
and Theresa Deiss motored to Cum
berland Tuesday to attend the Tenth
District Convention of the American
Legion Auxiliary.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. A. E. Chapman

Minnie E. White was born in
Pierce county Jan. s, 1865, and died
May 7, 1925, aged so years, 8 months
and 30 days.
She was married to Arthur f.
Chapman June 6, 1888. To them
were born six children, al of whom
are living and remain to revere her
precious memory.
Mrs. Chapman was for several
years a successful teacher in the
rural schools of Pierce county, and
her whole life has been one of SER
vice and helpfulness to all with whom
she was associated.
She early united with the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, and for many
years, in fact until her health failed
she was one of the leading workers
in all that pertained to the work OF
the Kingdom of God in her church
and community. She has not known
good health for a number of years
it was a hard lesson for her tc
! learn, that instead of being a leader
in all good work she must let others
take up the task while she became 8
searcher after health. but this was
| never again to be hers. Her last
sickness was triumphant, her only
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anxiety was that the children should
all be here so that she could speak
to each one before she fell asleep.
| want to stay awake until they all
come, she said, and her final word
was that it is all for the best. Surely
all things work together fer gcod to
those who love God"
Happy be with such d mother
faith in womankind
Beats with his blood, and trust in all
things high
Comes easy to him, and though he
trip and fall,
He shall not blind his soul with
clay"
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. G. A. Bird at the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon. Inter-
mont in Greenwood cemetery.
She leaves a devoted husband; six
children, Mrs. w. o. Peirce, Minnea-
polls; L. C. Chapman, Des Moines,
Ia; Mabel, Union Grove, Wis.,; Mrs.
c. Paw, Petersburg, Ind; Mrs. r.
E Hamquist, Lakota, Ia, and Harvey
c. Chapman, River Falls. Twelve
grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Ed.
Kellogg, Pauline, Ia, and Mrs. viii
Cornwall, Draper, Wis; one brother,
Wilbur o. White, River Falls.
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Fred Draw

After an illness of three weeks,
two of which were spent in Trinity
Hospital, Fred Draw, we'll known
resident of jamestown, died Monday
afternoon at the hospital. He had
been ailing for some time but had
not been confined to his bed until
three weeks ago, his death being due
to chronic kidney and heart disease.
Nh. Draw was born at Brewer
vile, Mimi, on September 10, 1877,
and had been a resident of this city
for over twenty-eight years being in
tcrested in the grocery business here
and at Edmunds practically all of
that time. For the past three years
he has been interested in the James
town Bakery with j. J. Lawler. He
was connected with Haas Mercantile
company for a number of years and
also conducted the Cash Grocery
here for about five years.
On February %, 1911, Mr. Draw
was married to Miss Laurine John
son at jamestown. In addition to his
wife he is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Ella Draw, who makes her
home with her son, Charles, of Mil
larton; and four brothers, Charles
VIM. Draw of Burns, Ore, Far
mum Draw of Oswego, Mont, anG
Roy Draw of Minot; and a sister
Mrs. Lydia Petit of : Browerville
Mimi. Dan Sachow of jamestown is
an uncle of the deceased.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Elk
Hall, with Rev. Ward F. Boyd of the
Presbyterian church officiating
Burial was at River Falls, Wis, the
former home of Mrs. Draw, ant
where she expects to. reside in tn,
future. The remains were accom-
panied to River Falls by Mrs. Draw
and sister, Mrs. Nelson of Kensal.
Mr.. Draw was q member of thu
Elks and Modern Woodmen of Amer
ca. at Jamestown and a highly re
spectcd member of this city anC
county during his long residenc'
here,-Jamestown, On. d. Dali!
| Alert.
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./Oci5ely

The PoIlyanna Club
The Pollyanna Club will meet with
Mrs. Henry Borner next Tuesday,
May 10.
Bridge Club
Mrs. L. J. Kay entertained her
bridge club at her home last Thurs
day evening.
Priscilla Art Circle
Mrs. H. J. Elliott entertained the
Priscilla Art Circle at her home
yesterday afternoon.
The Trinity Guild
The Trinity Guild will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Kenneth White, Thurs
day afternoon, May 81.
Entertained Stewart Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wangerin enter
tanned the Stewart Store Club at
their home last evening.
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A TRIBUTE TO MRS. D. D. DAY

Mrs. D. D. Day was. born Novem-
Der %, 1880, and passed away May 6,
1926. She came to River Falls from
Springfield, H., thirty-eight years
ago and has since lived in the home
on North Main street.
Her loving disposition endeared
her to all who knew her best. When
ever she came into our home she
greeted us with that CHEEKY smile
ard kind words that we never can
forget. Our one consolation is that
We know that she has gone to meet
her Savior over there, who will say,
"Well done thou good and faithful
servant, enter thou into the joy of
the Lord"
Contributed.
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Celebrates First Birthday

Mrs. ]. w. Allard gave a joyous
little party last Friday afternoon in
celebration of the first birthday of
her granddaughter, Betty Jean
Allard. The guests of honor were
the following little ones: Margaret
and Norman Johnson, Robert Arthur
Knapp, Edith Jean Herring, Eliza
beth Ann Dodge, and Margaret
l0igney The invitations We're sent
to the children, with request that
they, in turn, invite their mothers.
Mrs. George Mckenzie of Milwaukee
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hawley of
Baldwin were also guests at the
party.
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MAMMOTH JACK, MONARCH,

MAMMOTH JACK, MONARCH,
No. 9545.-Is a black jack with
white belly and mealy nose. He
stands fifteen hands high and weighs
100 pounds, with plenty of bone and
quality, and is a sure foal getter.
Foaled September A, 1913, by w. l..
DeClow, Cedar Rapids, Iowa..
TERMS: $3.50 for colt to stand
and suck; $3.50 at time of breeding.
Your money back if no colt. Will
pasture mares, left for breeding, at
$3.50 per month. Selling, trading or
disposing Of mares or moving from
the country, service fee becomes due
and payable at once. Will make the
season Of 1925 3 miles north Of Ham
mond, Wis. c. A. Wilcox, Owner.
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Surprise Party

The G. G. E. band of the Baptist
church gathered at the parsonage on
Saturday evening and rendered their
leader, Mrs. Graham a real surprise.
They presented her with a lovely
bouquet of flowers, framed picture,
Sunset" for Mothers Day. They
sang appropriate verses composed by
one of the members. A very delight
full evening was spent and a delicious
lunch was served by the visitors.
"Ye Gamma beat the G. G. E."
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Complaints are being made all
over the state against the lax en-
forcement of highway speed laws,
and movement is on foot to safe
guard the public by forcing more
strict attention to these laws. This
newspaper still insists that the ar
rest of the car and its retention by
the authorities for a period commes-
urated with the violation, unless it be
of very serious nature, will be
more effective than the imposition
of a fine. In too many cases young
sters who violate the speed laws suf-
fer only reprimand from the par
emit who pays the fine. 1t means
nothing to the youngster, and as long
as he has the car to operate it's all
he cares. The greater share of
accidents are the result of the care
lessness of irresponsible youths who
want to "show off," and the threat
of losing their car for a month or
two would be a greater menace in
their young lives than the possibility
of dad" having to pay fine or
damage suit.
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special attention, films returned the
next day after received. Guaranteed
first class work. When your order
amounts to $500 We give one free
enlargement from your film.
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FOR, RENT.-11 room house, con
veniently arranged and located for
roomers. Corner of Second and
Pine streets. Phone 471-2 or 471-3.
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USED CAR BARGAINS

FOR SALE.-Golden Glow seed
corn. Ripe and picked before frost.
termination test, $50. w. r. God
den, phone 1853.
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If in need of anything in the print
ed line, call The Journal, the home of
Quality Job Printing. The best work
at reasonable prices.
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To rent for the season, Lodge and
cottages at Ilwaco Springs. Inquire
Of Miss ]. A. Morse, River Falls, Wis.
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farewell Party

The Birthday Clubs of the city I'M
tied in giving very pleasant fare
well party for MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Seton at the Fraternity Hall last
evening.
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A Ford car, travelling at the rate
Of sixty miles an hour, crashed
through plate glass window at
Saltwater one day last week.-Ex-
change item. That's pretty good;
now you tell one!
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A current vaudeville gag" des-
crfbes a post office as place where
Scotehmen go to fill their fountain
pens. That's the first intimation
we've had that River Falls boasts a
Scotch settlement.
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PASTURE.-Good pasture for
80 head Of cattle. w. J. Williams,
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT -Four room cottage
with electric lights and water for $40
per month. E. C. Melgard.
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FOR SALE.-A brass bed with
way sageless springs and new silk
floss mattress, also an oak dresser.
Mrs. w. E. Tubbs, phone $40.
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FOR SALE.-Two good lots on
East Side, four blocks from Normal
school. Inquire of G. A. Rasmussen,
or Caroline Holt, 81 Second St.,
North, River Falls, Wis.
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NOTICE

Money to loan at lowest rates
Plenty of it. Jay H. Grimm"
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River Falls, Wis, phone l28-F-18.

MAIL YOUR FILMS, for develop
ing and printing to Hudson Studio,
Hudson, Wis. Mail orders given
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE.-Seven room house
with 2 lots, $4,000. Also several
good building lots at very reasonable
prices S. l.. Krauth.
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FOR SALE.-Eight room house,
partly modern, lights and water, in
very good condition. Priced to sell.
Inquire at Ais N. Lewis st.