The border vidette., 1926-10-02

| SClIiAk lOI 20 C0utS kdlIOu, I0'
tail and II cents a gallon export.
| Atthe University of Arizona re-.
Gently, the following Nogales
boys and girls were pledged"
for the present year in national
fraternity and sorority circles:
Miss Glenna Karns and Miss
Helen Fowler, Pi Beta Phi,
sorority; Miss Elizabeth Abbott
to the Kappa Alpha Thetas, and
Miss Mona White to the Della
Gamma. In fraternity circles,
Andrew IT, Davis, Jr. and Tom
White, are taken into the Delta
Chi Tucson chapter.
! For the second time the Wild
cat debate term of the Univer-
sity will meet the Oxford team
of England of Tucson, Harry N.
Renshaw, in Nogales debate
manager, announced recently on
receiving word that the English
team accepted November 19 as
the date for them to appear here.
The tentative subject for the
debate is: Resolved, that a
union of the English speaking
peoples is desirable as an aid to
permanent peace.
| The 1O1 Ranch circus, adver.
tised to show in Nogales Wed
nesday, was prevented from
making this city on account of
the washouts on the Nogales-
Tucson railroad. After showing
in Tucson Tuesday night. the
circus went to Ell Paso, skip
ping it's Bisbee and Nogales en-.
gagements. While the kiddies-
young and old-are disappointed
many thousand dollars remain
| here, which otherwise would
have gone hence to return no
more.
Hon. John F.. Woods of Cleve
land, Ohio, father of our worthy
townsman, Tom Woods. member
of the contracting and building
firm of Lown & Woods, died
Tuesday at the family home in
Cleveland. at the age of 80.
Funeral was held Thursday. in.
torment being in the family plot
at Cleveland. Tomorrow Tom,
who in his loss, has the SYM
pathy of wide circle of friends
in Nogales, will depart for his
old home in Ohio, to visit his
aged mother, and other relatives.
On October 4th a public kind
ergarten school will be opened
in the basement of the New
Methodist church, corner of
Grand avenue and Potrero.
| Children will be accepted from
four and one half years up to six
and II is sincerely hoped by the
school board that the people of
Nogales will take advantage of
this Opportunity to give their
children preliminary training be-
fore entering the regular frat
grade. Mrs. Florence Laird,
an experienced instructor. has
been engaged as teacher.
Editor Craig Pottinger of the
Nogales International, and E.
D. Miller, editor of The Border
Vidette, Santa Cruz county dele.
gates to the Democratic State
Central committee meeting at
Phoenix Monday, returned home
Tuesday evening, via Twin But.
tes. Victor J. Wager, chairman
of the Democratic county central
committee, who was also dele.
gate to the state meeting, has
gone to the famous hot springs,
sixty miles from Phoenix, where
be will spend ten days in the
hope of getting rid of an attack
of rheumatism.
Fl. r.. Sisk, w. L. Hunter, Mrs.
Charles L. Fowler, Capt. G. L.
Beatty, Mrs. Sue Henry and
Miss Ann Oyler. members of the
Republican delegation from San.
ia Cruz county to the State cen.
tral committee meeting held in
Phoenix last Monday. returned
home late Tuesday night. The
automobile trip to the capital
city last Sunday, was made
through one of the greatest rain
storms ever seen in Arizona at
this season of the year. The
delegates from Nogales. were
stuck in the mud near Florence,
almost thirteen hours, arriving
at Phoenix about 5 o'clock Mon.
day morning.