The border vidette., 1928-07-21
Ernest Conklin has withdraw

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from the race for the Democra.
tic nomination for supervisor in
district No. 2. Mr.. Conklin
leaves the race on account of
bad health.
The work of rebuilding the
Log Cabin cabaret on Arizpe
street, Nogales, Sonora, recent
ly destroyed by fire. will com
mence shortly. It is said the
new Log Cabin will be erected
on two lots just south of the old
site, and will be much larger
than was the old Log Cabin.
DR.. P. D. Clagett has returned
from a business trip to New
York and other points in the far
east in the interest of the half
million dollar new Hotel Esplen
dor, is which be is financially
interested. He is also president
of the hotel company, in which
many local people own stock.
The annual Knights of Colum.
bus picnic will be held tomor
row under the giant shade trees
at Bloxton, near the Circle (Z)
guest ranch. Those who do not
have cars are requested to phone
j. Dale Mack, Office phone No.
407 and home phone $751;. The
motorcade will leave Nogales
not later than s o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Ivo Began, assistant manager
of the Biltmore hotel, is in No
gales, called by the serious i'll
ness of his brother John, pio
neer resident of Nogales and
Tucson, who is at st. Joseph's
hospital. Mr.. Began came from
Los Angeles last week to be at
his brothers bedside. Stewart,
son Of the sick pioneer, has con
stantly been with his father.
Dave .. Wilkey, of the Elec
trical Equipment Co., who for
many years has made his home
ia Nogales, announces his can
didacy for supervisor of District
No. l, subject to the Democratic
primaries, Sept. 11th. Dave is
a life long consistent Democrat,
capable and reliable. and his
many friends predict his nomi
nation and election to the i'm
portant Office for which they
urged him to become a candidate.
Achange in the Southern Pa
ciic of Mexico time table, effec.
tive today, has been announced
by P. E. Baffert, assistant ira ffic
manager here. After this date
trains will leave for the south
Monday, Thursday and Satur.
day at 30 p. N. Arizona time.
and will arrive from the south
at 500 a. NJ. on the. same, days.
This will necessitate that the
trains leave Guadalajara at 10 a.
~. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday
Wednesday and Thursday at
the Nogales theater many people
of Nogales, who were guests Of
Writ G. Bowman June 1917. at
the opening of the beautiful Ho.
tel Aqua Caliente near Tijuana.
Old Mexico, saw themselves as
others saw them, in a movie pic.
ture, taken upon their arrival at
Aqua Caliente. To many the
picture was a reminder of the
time of their lives as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baron Long and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Crofton, principal
owners of the million and a half
dollar establishment at Aqua
Caliente.
Governor Abelardo Rodriguez
of Lower California, accompani
ed by Lie. A. Guajardo, arrived
in Nogales Thursday morning,
following an all-night automo
bile trip from Calexico, B. Co.,
en- route to Cajeme. Sonora. to
attend the funeral of General
Alvaro Obregon, president elect
of Mexico. assassinated Tuesday
at banquet given at San Angel,
near Mexico City. Gov. Rod
riguez and party of General
Obregon's friends, made the trip
to Cajeme by Southern Pacific
train. Among those in the gov
ernor's party from Nogales were
General Pablo Macias, General
Francisco Borquez. Adolfo Ibar
ra Seldner. local attorney, and
Bernardo Salazar Araiza, presi-
dente of Nogales, Sonora.