The border vidette., 1931-10-03

by the local 40 and s" of the
American Legion but will proba
bly, be during the middle of this
month. Chef de Care A. A.
Castaneda is arranging for the
party"
Mrs. Mary Beatty of 328 Noon
street arrived home Sunday after
an absence OF four months dur.
ing which time she visited in
Seattle. Washington. Vancouver,
B. c.. Canada. and the Califor
.ia beaches. Accompanying
Mrs. Betty on her return from
Los Angeles were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miles. former residents Of
Cleveland, Ohio, who are guests
at the pleasant Beatty home.
All Mexican repatriates are
now allowed to bring firearms
with them, according to word
received from the war depart.
ment by Sr. Alfonso Pesqueira,
Mexican consul in Nogales. For
merly the importation of arms
was strictly prohibited. Impor.
tation of arms is restricted to
one pistol, one shotgun and one
.22 caliber rifle. according to
Leopoldo Diaz, vice. consul.
Damage estimated at s., 900. 90
was caused early Thursday morn
ing when fire broke out in the
Nogales Bakery and Grocery
Store, 333 Morley avenue. The
blaze is believed to have started
in the roof as result of defective
wiring and worked down into the
baking room before it was dis.
covered at $50 a. %. The fire
department extinguished the
blaze within 20 minutes after it's
discovery.
Frank Chaipas, driver of q
local grocery light truck. was
fined $50 Wednesday by Judge
Charles E. Hardy for reckless
driving. Franks truck ran down
Eugene Mcdonald. school boy,
the truck passing over the boys
legs but be escaped serious
injury. Fast driving in the
school zone must STOP" said Jay
Lowe. police chief. Children
going to and from school must
be protected" His Honor said:
II concur, chief"
General Esequiel M. Ruiz. of
Aqua Prieta, Sonora. has taken
command of the border sector
from Sasabe to Aqua Prieta. with
headquarters in Noeales. Gen.
Garay, who was temporarily in
charge, has been assigned to
command the Oath battalion
stationed at Lomas, eight miles
south of Nogales. Col. Jesus
Rocha, who was formerly sta
toned in Nogales. has gone to
Aqua Prieta TO take command
Of the troops formerly under
General Ruiz.
Mrs. Leslie G. Guthrie. %. of
Tucson, was instantly killed late
Wednesday afternoon about four
miles north of Sonoita on the
Sonoita-Vail highway. when the
Ford coupe she was driving left
the road on a sharp curve and
over turned. The body was
brought to Nogales by Frank B.
CARBON. local undertaken. It
was prepared Wednesday night
aud on Thursday it was sent to
Tucson for burial. The de
ceased, besides her husband.
leaves two small children by a
former marriage, a boy 6 and q
girl 2. and her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Lambert, of Tue
son. She was a native of Iowa.
The foundation and floor work
of the new $4,000 residence of
Lieutenant and Mrs. C.E. Shan.
kle at their Pajarito ranch, four
miles north of Tubac, formerly
the property of Thomas D. Cas-
tenega, prominent pioneer resi-
dent of Santa Cruz county, has
been laid. All contracts have
been let and the construction
work is said to be going forward
rapidly. The handsome new
country home of the Shankles,
near Nogales, will be 100 by 100
feet with q large patio, of one
story construction and a large
basement. Another beauty spot
near the historic old Tumacacori
Mission, on the Nogales- Tucson
highway.