The border vidette., 1931-02-28

Cruz county, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Cox, motored to No
gales Sunday from Warren, Ari
zona, to spend the day with her
father. Miss Wageris attending
school in Bisbee this year.
Guillermo Robinson, Mexican
consul at Albuquerque, New
Mexico, has been transferred to
Douglas, Arizona. Mr.. Robin
son was formerly Mexican con
sui here before his transfer to
Albuquerque. He and his family
have many friends in Nogales.
The annual state convention
of the Eks Lodge will be held
in Douglas in April or May, &C
cording to Sheriff Victor Wager,
former president of the state
Elks association. The smelter
city Elks are arranging to royal.
~ entertain their brother Bills.
Governor George w. P. Hunt
and party visited Nogales Satur.
day and Sunday from Phoenix.
Monday His Excellency attended
the rodeo at Tucson. Governor
Hunt said be likes to come to
Nogales where has many friends.
He always stops at the Monte.
yuma hotel.
A class of so candidates, made
up of men from various parts of
the state, was initiated by the
Tucson Knights of Columbus
lodge in the O.d Pueblo, Sunday.
Among Nogales knights attend.
ing the initiation we're r. r
Brena, Eugene Seidell, Ralph
Gonzalez and Messrs. Flores and
Monteros.
Recently, in honoring Ed. A.
Tovrea, founder of the Arizona
Packing Company, the stock
holders voted to change the name
OF the Arizona Packing Company
to the Tovrea Packing Company.
Ed. A. Tovrea Of Phoenix, pres
idento of the company,is brother
of j. G. Tovrea, manager of the
Nogales branch.
Many letters are reaching No.
gales as a sequel to the articles
written on Nogales and the state
of Sonora by Arthur Brisbane,
famous editorial writer who has
just completed tour of Sonora.
All communications will be ans
wered BY Gus Michaels. secre
tary of the Nogales chamber of
commerce. Mr.. Brisbane, after
spending two days at the ranch
home of Governor Francisco S.
Elias of Sonora, near Cansnea.
entrained Tuesday afternoon at
Douglas for Los Angeles. He
spent week on the border and
| in Sonora as Governor Elias
guest.
Lieutenant Joseph E. Wilson,
retired, who has been appointed
Red Cross field director for the
Arizona border camps. with head
quarters at Camp Stephen D.
Little, Nogales, is a graduate of
the u. s.. Naval academy and
served in the navy until 1929,
when an accident compelled bis
retirement. Lieut.. Wilson is es
pecially fitted for his position.
He is a property owner in the
state, is familiar with conditions
on the border, and has a knowl
edge of the Spanish language.
Before coming to Nogales be was
on the staff of the Red Cross at
Letterman General hospital, San
Francisco.
A representative of the Income
Tax Division of the Bureau of
Internal Revenue will be station.
ed at Nogales March 9th to 10Th
inclusive, with headquarters in
the city council chamber, to as
sist taxpayers in making out
and fling income tax returns.
Taxpayers who are unable to
call on the representative, and
those who have returns already
made out, should have their re-.
turns properly acknowledged be.
fore notary public and mail
same direct to the Collector of
Internal Revenue. Phoenix. In.
as much as March 10Th falls on
Sunday, the final date for fling
is March Is b, and all returns
should reach the Office of the
collector not later than the latter
date.
VET BONUS BILL IN NOW A LAW