The border vidette., 1931-03-07
James Milton Cason, Jr., q


baseball! player, left yesterday
for the United States veterans
hospital at Whipple Barracks.
Prescott, to undergo treatment
for empemia. Jack Cason will
accompany his brother.
! Registration books of the city
Of NoKales will close on Marsh
81 and all local citizens, who are
qualified to vote but who are not
registered, cannot cast their bal
lots in the city primary election
to be ke1d April 2. Citizens may
register at the office City Clerk
Phil Herold. Registration books
will be kept open during the
lunch hour in order that Office
workers may register.
Jose S. Elias and Eduardo L.
Soto were nominated as candi
dates for presidente Of Nogales,
Sonora, at the political gather
ing held across the line Sunday.
Both are prominent mem mbers Of
the NATIONAL Revolutionary party
Elias is q brother of Francisco
Elias of Sonora and Soto is q
former presidente OF Nogales,
Sonora. The present presidente,
A. G. Villasenor. is not q can.
didate.
A number OF young men who
are attending the Arizona Desert
School spent their spring holi
days, accompanied by their
mothers, at the Circle (Z) Guest
Ranch. Mrs. Robert a. Bishop
of Arrowhead Farm. Cleveland.
Ohio. had with her Billy and
Amasa Bishop: Mrs. Mansfield
Ferry OF, New York City and her
son John; Mrs. Ray Morris, New
York City, John Morris; Mrs.
j. P. Rudolph Schirmer and
Master Christie Belin of Tucson,
was accompanied by Mrs. Ly
man. !
A federal building costing
$4,000 to house the customs
and immigration stations located
here, will be erected in Nogales,
it was learned Saturday. Tele.
graphic onfirmation of the allo
cation of Nogales as one of
several Arizona cities to receive
federal buildings in connection
With the six-year government
building program, was received
here last Saturday morning from
,Arizona's congressional delega
tions, Senators Henry F.Ashurst
and Carl, Hayden. and Represent
alive Lewis D. Douglas.
Funeral services for Eduardo
Camou, 81. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eduardo Camou, Sr.,. proneer
residents OF this city, who died
Friday Of last week. at the st.
Joseph's hospital following an
illuess Of about "a hours. were
held Saturday afternoon at 4
O'clock at the Sacred Heart
church, interment being in the
NoRales cemetery Death was
attributed TO ruptured abscess
of the stomach. Deceased leaves
a widow and twin children, boy
and . girl, four years old, who
have the sympathy of the entire
community.
Beautificstion of the Legion
plot at the Nogales cemetery
| will be started tomorrow morning
at 9 O'Clock when the members
of the Ridge Igo post Of the
American Legion meet at the
cemetery to beautify the Legion
grounds. Over q hundred tsma.
rack trees have been planted by
the mem bers surrounding the
plot and the place will be rsked,
leveled and grass planted. All
Legionnaires are requested to
report to Commander Harry Con
nor at the cemetery with rake,
shovel or hoe. tomorrow morn
ing to work from 9 o'clock until
noon.
A group of young people from
one of the senior B. Y. p. US.
| of the First Baptist church Of
Tucson will give a special pro.
gram ct the B. Y. P. U. hour,
$50, tomorrow evening at the
local Baptist church. Miss Mau
rine Edgell. president of the No
gales union, is particularly de,
sirous that there be q record at.
tendance of young people at this
service. The church member.
ship and friends are also invited
Before the service at the church
the young people and their visit.
| in0 frinnds will ani0v a fall0W.