The border vidette., 1926-09-25

Mrs. Henry J. Grohs and
daughter, Miss Phyliss. who
have been the house guests of
Mrs. William Tiedemann, have
returned to their home at Whit.
tier, California.
The battle at the bull ring.
Nogales, Sonora, tomorrow af.
ternoon between Jack Lynch,
the pride of the University of
Arizona, and light heavyweight
champion of the state, and Jack
Roper, of Holly wood, in a twelve.
round main event, promises big
sport for local and visiting prize
fight fans. Dan Cole promoter,
and Manager of The Aztec, has
an interesting program arranged
for his guests tomorrow after
noon.
Don't miss the Ridge-Igo Post
of the American Legion dance
tonight at the Aztec Club, Noga
les, Sonora, to raise funds to de
fray the expenses of the Armis.
tice Day celebration. On Octo.
ber 2 and October 16. dances will
be given at The Aztec Club, for
the benefit of the Legion, who
on Armistice day will give a cup
to the store having the best
dressed Armistice day window,
and also a cup to the best float
in the parade.
Before crowd of 1872, 900 peo.
pie in Philadelphia. last Thurs
day night, Gene Tunney won the
heavyweight championship of
the world, defeating Champion
Jack Dempsey, in terrific battle
that went the full ten rounds
limit. The battle was fought in
a pouring rain which soaked the
spectators. After the fight Demp
sey said: Il knew I was going
to get licked sometime. I'm glad
I lost the championship to an
American. The best man won.
I have no Alibis."
The Democratic County Cen.
tral committee organized Tues
day night at a meeting held at
the court house, by electing
Victor j. Wager, county asses
sor, Chairman. George H. Fled.
Ter was chosen secretary-treas.
urer of the committee. Five
members we're chosen as dele
gates to attend the state meet
ing at Phoenix next Monday.
They are Victor J. Wager. Char.
les L. Hardy. Craig Pottinger
and Emory D. Miller of Nogales,
and r. G. Larimore of Sonoita.
A. L. Peck and Harold Ousley
of Nogales and F. G. Wallace
and Ted R.. Pittaway of Los An.
geles were Patagonia visitors
last week. They are connected
with the Tres de Mayo mine,
about seven miles from Patago
mia in the Patagonia mountains
and are developing property
with modern machinery. The
Tres de Mayo has produced some
very high grade lead silver ore
in the past and it is predicted
that the new operators will make
a big producer of it.-Patago-
nian.
At the organization meeting of
the Republican County Central
Committe held last Tuesday
night at the law offices of Noon
& Noon, w. L. Hunter was elect.
ed Chairman, Mrs. Ellis Stoltz
was chosen secretary-treasurer,
and Mrs. G. V. Fowler was elect
ed assistant secretary. The No.
gales members of the new county
central committee are: Mrs. G..
v. Fowler, Mrs. Sue Henry,
Mrs. Ellis Stoltz, w. l.. Hunter,
Chas. L. Beatty, E. K. Cum
ming. Fl. r. Sisk and A. A. Gas.
taneda.
According to q special to the
Nogales Herald, Yesterday,
General Alvaro Obregon, former
president of Mexico. has been
named chief of military opera.
tions in the Yaqui Indian coun.
country, relieving Gen. Francis.
co. under orders received recent.
ly from President Gales. Ofici.
al communications to this effect
have been posted in the princip.
al garrisons of the state of Sono,
ra. 1t is officiatelly stated that
General Obregon has Already
started his drive against the
str0n nphold in the Racat tata moun.