The border vidette., 1927-09-17

OF the cave and COncOrdla, NO
gales, Sonora, Mexico, of which
Ed. Rogers is manager, and Cap
tain George Mcdonald U. S. A.,
son-in law of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E..
Wise, are on board the Chicago
steaming for France with the
American Legion boys.
Joe Lusignan, 70, many years
a resident of Nogales, died Tues
day morning, following a long
illness. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon from the
Sacred Heart church, interment
being in the Nogales cemetery.
Deceased is survived by a widow
and three sons, one of whom is
in Los Angeles.
Herbert M. Clagett and N. D.
Puckett, of Roy & Titcomb, Inc. !,
will leave tonight for San Bias,
Nayarit. Mexico, where they will
increase the company's box fac
tory to double capacity and make
a number OF other improvements
for the coming season. They
expect to be in the south coun
try about six weeks.
Y A. M. Wildwood, for number
of years connected with the local
postofice, following two weeks
visit here with. friends, departed
on Thursdays train for Azusa,
California. where be is working
in the postoffice. Wildwood likes
Nogales, and says be is going to
return in the near future to make
his permanent home here.
Mrs. Chas. w. Phillips, prin
cipal owner of the old Durazno
gold mines situated on Joe Wise's
Arizona ranch in Sonora, Mex
leo, has gone to Pittsburg. Pa,
where she owns valuable real
estate. Mrs. Phillips will be gone
several weeks. Mr.. Phillips, who
accompanied his wife to Nogales
from the Durazno returned south
yesterday.
Calls are now being made by
the Associated Charities for
clothes for the poorer school
children of the city who are at.
tending our schools, Anyone
having the required clothing is
requested to communicate with
Mrs. George w, Parker, at the
| Associated Charities. where ar.
rangements will be made for dis.
tributing the contributions.
e B. Sloan, chief engineer for
the Southern Pacific de Mexico,
with headquarters at .Guadala
jara, Jalisco. Mexico, on his way
to California for we'll earned
vacation, the first in six years,
was 4 stop over visitor in Noga
les the forepart of the week.
Reported all the railroad gang
at G Gnadalajara, well and happy.
He will spend a month on the
coast.
Ata meeting of the Non-Part.
izan Progressive club held
Thursday night, Victor j. Wager
was unanimously endorsed as
candidate for trustee of School
District No. /, at the school elec.
ton to be held in October. Ar.
thur Peck was re elected pre-
sident and A. Dumbauld was
chosen as secretary. Mr.. Wager
will be opposed by DR.. w, F..
Chenoweth.
Judge E. r. Thurman and Joe
Cumming motored to Tucson
last Sunday to witness the base.
ball game between the Tucson
Recreations and the Nogales
Soldier teams. The Tucson Re
| creations defeated the Soldiers
by a score of 6 to 5, and won tie
championship of the Southern
Arizona League. Stone hurled
for the Recreations and Clark
! pitched for the Camp Little team.
Judge Frank J. Duffy, of the
local law firm of Duffy & Robins,
returned Sunday from Tucson,
where be appeared last week as
one of the attorneys for James
Parker, tried in the Pima coun.
ty superior court for the murder
of Uray Ford, Tucson merchant
policeman. The trial resulted in
a hung jury, 9 to 2 for acquittal,
and Parker is out on $4,000
bond furnished by prominent
citizens of Tucson.
! Mrs. Hugo w. Miller, wife of
the chairman of the Board of
Supervisors, is reported serious
| ly ill at Ballinger, Texas, suffer
ing from diphtheria. Mr.. Miller
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