The border vidette., 1932-10-08

speaker at the Democratic rally
to be held at Elgin, on Thursday
night, October 49, On October
20 rally will be held at Tubac
October 27, at Santa Cruz, and
on Thursday night at Patagonia.
All candidates and committee
men are urged to be present.
The home of R J. Lester, 12O
Monroe street. was ransacked
Sunday night by thieves while
the Lester family was attending
the polo game on the Nogales
Tucson highway. sometime be-.
tween $50 and 10 o'clock, and
jewely, money and clothing val
ued at approximately $4OO stolen
The Lester home is near the
Lincoln school.
The Woman's Club of Nogales
met Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. E
K. Cumming, 414 Crawford. for
a business meeting. Following
the business meeting there was
an interesting program, during
which Miss Esther Greason, ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Greason, rendered
a number of vocal and piano sc
lections.
W. Fl. (Bill) Boykin, former
secretary of Harold Bell Wright,
famous fiction story writer, is
10 NoRales from his rich gold
mines situated in the Ures min
ing district, Sonora. Mexico. He
is on his way to Tucson for a few
days visit with Mrs. Boy kin and
their kiddies. Bill reports his
section of Sonora very dry and
rain badly needed on farms and
stock ranches.
All the members of the Demo
cratic county central committee
are working like beavers for the
success of the entire Democratic
from president to justice of the
peace and constable. Chairman
Frank j. Duffy, Secretary Harry
Narcotic. and Treasurer Charles
Wise, are hitting the ball, and
say they are going to stay right
on the job until the polls close
on election day, November 8.
1t is thought that many bids
will be submitted to the govern
ment for sites for the proposed
new federal building to be erect
ed in Nogales. The government
will open the bids in Washington
on October 10Th. The land re.
quired must have an area of ap.
proximately 24,5O0 square feet
with front footage of 100 feet.
The site is to be in close prox
unity to the Southern Pacific
railroad station.
Ralph r. O'Neiil, we'll known
pioneer of Nogales, has been ap.
pointed United States commits
sioner for the district of Arizona,
residing in Nogales, by Judge
Albert NJ. Sames, United States
district judge for the Arizona
district. O'Neill succeeds Judge
W. A. O'Connor, superior judge
of Santa Cruz county, who has
resigned as commissioner. Mr..
O'Neill is Republican; Judge
O'Connor q Democrat.
John Hughes and Joe Keiser.
we'll known local sportsmen, had
q thrilling experience Monday
night when making. an airplane
flight from Hermosillo, Sonora.
to Nooales. Near Querobabi.
about 7:30. the pilot of their big
ship was compelled to make a
forced landing. The experienc
ed pilot landed the boys safely
with little damage to his ship,
and early Tuesday morning Joe
and John reached home safe and
sound to the joy of their many
worried friends.
Among the Democratic nomi
uees for Office in Santa Cruz
county who have no opposition
in the general election Nov. 8,
and who are now considered
elected are: Judge Charles E.
Hardy, justice of the peace;
Harry V. Farrior, county asses
sor; James A. Harrison, state
senator; E F. Bohlinger, repre-
sentative; Elbert r. Thurman,
county attorney; William Hatha
way, supervisor of district No.
2; Mr.. Lulu Larimore, county
school superintendent, and r. S.
Larcom. constable.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G..