The border vidette., 1932-10-22

| Illness.
George Pratt, we'll known Dor
der sportsman, has returned to
Sonora following more than q
year spent on the American side
of the international line as a re
cult Of Z Misunderstanding with
| Mexican immigation officials a!
Naco, Sonora.
The International Relations
committee of the Nogales cham.
Der of commerce held a confer.
ence Tuesday morning with A.
e. Padilla, Mexican immigration
chief. relative to the new re.
strictions imposed by the Mexi
can government at border points.
John r. Hollcraft. mining en-.
glneer of Los Angels, who for
more than twenty five years has
been operating in mining prop
critics in Mexico, returned Tues
day from 9 business trip south.
he was accompanied by Dave q.
Boyd, cattleman Of Los Angeles.
Arrangements with the Mexi.
can immigration department have
been made by the American LIE.
gion auxiliary for its dance to
night at the Paris Inn. for all
Nogales people who desire to at
tend the dance, the privilege Of
crossing iuto Mexico without
regular crossing cards.
William (Bill) Trimble, SO, oe
of the best known American
farmers in Sonora, Mexico, died
at his farm near Cajeme last
Wednesday, following q long i'll.
ness. Trimble will be pleasant
~ remembered in Nogales by
many friends, all of whom will
regret to learn of his death.
The allotment to Arizona OF
1925 600 relief funds for the
month Of October was received
in Phoexix last Saturday from
Washington. The Arizona r.
F. G. Commission will meet in
Phoenix at 1000 q. %. today to
consider the apportionment of
this relief money to the several
| counties.
CASTOR Morris of Long Beach,
California, we'll known vegetable
dealer and grower. is here for
the early opening of the west
coast of Mexico vegetable season.
Mr.. Morris is . Republican but
says if be had q vote in Arizona
be would cast it for Roosevelt
tor president. and Dr.. Moeur for
governor.
The Nogales Elks lodge aud
all, E.k lodges. { throughout the
country, have been commanded
by the Grand Exalted Ruler of
the Order. to hold election night
parties on Tuesday night, No
vember 9Th. Returns from the
general election will be received
and the parties will be open to
the public.
An eight pound boy was born
Sunday at Carlsbad. N. NJ, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aubrey,
formerly of Santa Cruz county.
Mrs. Aubrey before her mar.
riage, was Miss Alice Smith of
this city, ., granddaughter of Mrs.
Josephine A. Saxon of Nogales.
who is now visiting the Awbreys
at Carlsbad.
Harry Noon Renshaw, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Rem
shaw of Nogsles, graduated on
October IA, as q lieutenant from
the Air Corps Advanced Flying
School at Kelly Field. Ft. Sam
Houston, Texas. Lieut.. Noon,
. native Of Nogales, is one of
the most expert rifle shots in the
United States.
Harry K. Chenoweth. brother
of DR.. w. F.. Chenoweth and
Mrs. Charles V. Fowler, is here
from Mexico City. Mr.. Cheno
weth is q pioneer of Nogales and
was o. S. collector Of customs
here during President William
McKinley's administration. For
many years he has been inter
ested in Mexican mines.
Absentee ballots have been de
livered By the Keddington Print.
ing Company of Tucson to Mrs.
Ada Jones, county recorder, and
absentee and disabled voters may
vote now. The November 9Th
general election ballot contains,
besides nine amendments. six
political columns - Democratic,
ponuhIioon G0unnnniSk r;1ono