The border vidette., 1929-10-26

gone to join Mr.. Robins for q
visit in Los Angeles.
Tom Woods, of the we'll known
local contracting firm of Lown
& Woods. is in Cananea, Sonora,
where be is. experimenting the
erection of beautiful residence
for w. G. Greene, son of the late
Colonel William G. Greene, OF
Cananea fame.
A large new garsge will be
opened in Nogales about Satur.
day, November 9, according to
]. A. Thompson, formerly with
the largest auto repairing plant
in Hollywood, who arrived in
| Nogales the first part of the
week and has leased the build,
ing formerly occupied BY the
Nogales Feed and Seed company
in. Grand avenue just south of
the Nogales tourist camp. nsxs
Walter Bailey, we'll known In
Santa Cruz county where he re-
sided before removing to Tucson
where he later beca me sheriff of
Pima county. was in Noeales
Monday on his way home to
Tucson from q cattle buying trip
to- Sonora. Until recently Mr..
Bailey was associated in the
stockraisinR business with Har:
old Bell Wright, the famous
fiction story writer, who makes
his home in Tucson.
The following will be officials
at the school election today at
the high school building at which
a trustee will be elected and
voters will decide whether the
school board is authorized to sell
q small piece of school land: w.
F. Overton, inspector; Frank
Todd and j. E. Dickens. judges;
Mrs. Fannie Barney and Mrs.
Mary O'Keefe, clerks. The polls
will open from 10 q. m. to 8 p.
N. w. N. Puckett is the only
announced candidate for trustee.
At the closing session OF. the
Southern Arizona Federation OF
Women's Clubs held; Thursday,
at Bisbee, Mrs. John Junds of
Nogales, was elected first vice
president. Other officers elected
were Mrs. ]. w. Smith of Will.
COX, president; Mrs. Austin Nc
Whorton. Risbee, second vice.
president; Mrs. l.. D.. Redfield.
Benson. treasurer; Mrs Juy Em.
mons, Benson, secretary; Mrs.
Thomas Harsell, Douglas, .audit
tor, and Mrs. W. Il. johnson OF
Wilcox, corresponding secre-
tary. NJ. ,G
.Adolp6o Lopez and Lsobardo
Adulier, Mexican liquor smugs
glers, are again in the county
jail charged with having booze
in their possession, They were
captured Saturday evening With
70 pint bottles OF tequila in their
possession by Deputy Sheriffs
James Hathaway and Jack Don.
lin, and on Monday u. S. Com.
missioner w. A. O'Connor bound
them over in the sum of ST. 900
each. The smugglers are old
offenders, having recently serv
ed sentences for having liquor in
their possession, 80 ,a
Major John (Moose) Ardury.
U. S. A., and wife, nee Mildred
Fowler, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Fowler. have
arrived from, Washington. d, c..
for a months visit here with the
Fowlers. Thirteen years ago,
when he was q lieutenant in the
famous 18th Infantry, Major
Ardury was stationed here and
made q host of friends. and won
for q bride, Miss Mildred Fowler,
one OF Nogales' fairest daught
ers. Major Ardury has been
ordered to the Philippine Islands
and will leave in about month
for his new post, being accom-.
panied by Mrs. Ardury.
Contract for the erection Of
the new Nogales Armory, was
awarded at Phoenix Monday to
Contractor Tom Weatherford OF
Phoenix by the general staff OF
the Arizona National Guard,
The new building. which will be
the home of Company A. N. G..
A., Of this city. will cost $20,8 ,811
and will be erected just south:
west of the high school gymna
stun, on q fine site donated by
E. K. Cumming of this city.
Actual construction work will
be started Immediately and will
be rushed to completion as fast
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