The border vidette., 1920-06-12
MORALES TO CELEBRATE.
The Nations Birthday to Be Observed
 in Good Old Way.

Dy the cOmmlGCeo IrOm the MO- gales Chamber of Commerce for monster, three day Fourth of July celebration for Nogales this year, says yesterday mornings s Oasis.
 The celebration, as now plan ned, will commence with a big Border Roundup on Saturday, July 3rd, and close with a big free dance at the Montezuma Dancing Club on Monday night, July 9th. and during the three days the visitors will be given one continual round of pleasure, in cluding speeches, parades, bull ! fights, prize fights, baseball games and other athletic events and dancing to their hearts con- tent.
 Saturday will be devoted to the events of the Border Round up, including bronco riding, bull logging steers, horse racing and kindred events, with a dance in the evening at the Montezuma hotel. The round up will be under the management of c. ". Fowler.
 The big event of Sunday will be a Spanish bull fight in No gales, Sonora, with a ball game and other athletic events on this side of the line for those who do not care for the Mexican sport. The bull fight is to be under the direction of Benjamin Trans vina, and Major Eastman of the 25th Infantry is to have charge of the athletic events on this side of the line.
 On Sunday night will be held the monster Kermess in the club rooms of the Club Recreativo, in the Wise building. under the able management of ChaS. Kis- selbach.
 Monday is to be the big and concluding day of the celebra- tion sta rting with a monster pa- rade in the morning, and follow ed by speeches. reading of the Declaration of Independence and other patriotic exercises.
 Ia the afternoon there will be a big prize fight in the rear of the Montezuma hotel, and in the evening a big public free ball on the Montezuma cement pavilion. The following will have charge of the celebration:
 Grand Chairman of all com mlttees, Bill Payne.
 Publicity Committee, Col. All len T. Bird, H. R. Sisk, Mir. Robinson and H. A. Corpe.
 Finance committee, Duane Bird representing the American Le zion, P. H. Griffith. represent ing Y. B. M. A., w. F. Haynes representing the Chamber of Commerce and w. D. Hart repre- senting the merchants of the city.
 Disbursing committee, Bracey Curtis. A. M. Gillespie and w. c. Vinegar.
 Border Round up, Chas. V. Fowler, chairman to appoint his assistants.
 Athletics, Major Eastman, to appoint his assistants.
 Parade, Dr. M. A. Wuersch- midt. to appoint his assistants.
 Decorations, Bruce Hannah, to appoint his assistants.
 Dance, Oscar Block, to appoint his assistants.
 Transportation, J. c. Barnes
 Concessions, Ed. Jake and Tom Lake.
 Bull Fight. Benjamin Trasvina
 Kirmess, Chas. Kisselbach.
 Information Bureau, J. B. Bristol.
 Advertising. to be named later.
 The speakers will be Judge w. A. O'Connor. Chas. B. Hardy, Frank J. Duffy, Frank J. Barry and Col. Allen T. Bird.
 Arrangements are now under way with the Southern Pacific to have special trains run from Tucson and Benson on Sunday morning and return after the dance Monday night.
 Valua ble prizes will be award ed for the bucking contests and horse races, and for the best de- autos in the parade as we'll as for the best decorated | store windows in the city during | the celebra tion.
 Everything possible will be | done to make the celebration the | biggest and best ever, and this will probably be the commence nent for making Noqales Border Round up and celebration an an o,,a1 ouopt 1pith nosSihilifioS nf if