The border vidette., 1931-07-18

Due to the fact that yester.
days game was called eff on &C.
count of rain, the Nogales and
Globe teams of the state baseball
league will play doubleheader
tomorrow afternoon at Brewery
Park, the first game to start at
2 o'clock. The regular price of
admission for one game will ad.
NIT fans to the doubleheader.
Ensign Harry Noon Renshaw,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r.
Renshaw of this city. coach of
the American small bore rife
team which the British team de
feated by two points July 10, in
England, is touring England, &C
cording to word received here
by his father. Young Renshaw
writes the British team is treat
ing the American team royalty.
They are now on the high seas
sailing for home.
Following two weeks training
at Camp Stephen D. Little, the
officers of the 205th Infantry
Brigade. 409th and 41Oth Infan.
try, will break camp today and
leave for their respective homes.
About 70 officers have been at.
tending the camp, and they are
from Arizona and New Mexico.
With the end Of the training
camp. the Third Battalion of the
25sh Infantry, who came here
from Fort Huachuca, will return
to the fort today.
After having been in business
in NoRales for 19 years, Joe
Berk is closing out his beautiful
store, The Modern Shop. 10 the
Montezuma Hotel building. Joe's
many friends regret very much
that be is going out of business
here. The Modern is one of the
most attractive stores in the
state and it has at all times car
ried nothing but high-grade, up
to date merchandise. 1t is said
the Berks will make their bone
in Tucson, where they own a big
store.
J. L. Cadagan. member of the
we'll known brokerage firm Of
G. F. Holler & Co left Wednes
day for che graphite mines near
La Colorado, Sonora. owned by
the United States Graphite Co.,
of Saginaw, Michigan, of which
Albert S. Harvey is president
and general manager. Cadagan,
who was accompanied by his
wife and lovely daughter, Jene.
will spend a month at the Nina
Lapis. relieving Superintendent
Fred Callougb, who is taking a
we'll earned vacation in the east.
Funeral services were held at
600 o'clock Monday evening for
Miss Lydia Elias, 16, niece of
Governor Francisco Elias of So
nora and Jose Elias. Nogales.
Sonora, banker. Interment took
place in the Nogales. Sonora,
cemetery. The young girl cied
Sunday morning about 10 o'clock
following two weeks illness
with typhoid fever. Miss Lydia
was reared by Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Elias since infancy. her father
aud mother being dead. She
was one of Nogales' most pop
ular young girls.
J. K. Pierce, 18-year-old bell
boy at a Tucson hotel, charged
with manslaughter in connection
with the death here recently of
Emilio Marian and Alfredo Val
enzuela, was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Charles E.
Hardy. Monday and placed un'
der bond of 1000. The date
for preliminary hearing was set
for August 2. Marian and Val
enzueia met death the night of
July 4 when the car driven by
Pierce is alleged to have struck
them. killing both. They we're
repairing a tire on their truck
when the accident occurred.
Don Manuel Mascarenas, Sr.,
owner of the great Mascarenas
ranches in Sonora and valuable
city property in ambos Nogales,
passed through Tucson Tuesday
night en- route from Oakland,
California. to Mexico City, 10
visit his SOD. Alberto, who is
managing director of the Ma
tional Banks of Mexico. BE will
also 60 to Puebla City. Puebla, to
visit his son. Manuel, Jr., who
occupies a high position With the
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