The border vidette., 1921-10-15
The Spiral Machinery com

| NORaleS people are lucky stock holders, at it's factory in St. Louis, is now manufacturing the new model stump cutter, invented | by Lytle s. Adams, of this city, who also invented the Adams Spiral Flow which ia being manufactured by the St. Louis | company.
 Bill Payne, who with his wife recently departed for points in 1 Mexico, is said to be some where" in the interior of that country. Bills presence in No gales is greatly desired, but the exact date of his arrival here is uncertain, according to latest reports from the south country. Yea, verily, the way of the transgressor, is hard.
 Wednesday MT. Ignacio Boni- Has, who owns valuable real estate in NogaIes, Sonora, was a visitor here from Tucson where the disting gentleman and his family now make their home. MT. Bonillas is a heavy stock holder in the Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, water works, of which the late Ramon Vasquez, was manager and pricipal stock holder.
 Clotilde Uriarte, 16 year old girl employed at the Bulfando bakery near Camp Stephen D. Little. committed suicide last Tuesday evening by saturating her clothing with coal oil and applying a match. The unfor ] tunate girl was rushed to the base hospital and later to the hospital in Nogales, Sonora, where she died early Wednesday morning.
 Yeste rday Attorney Duane Bird, State Commander of the American Legion, returned from Phoenix, where he had been for a conference with State Adju- tant D. A. Little, and with gov ernment represen tatives of the veterans cleanup squad" for the Twelfth District comprising the states of Arizona, California, | Nevada and New Mexico. The conference was held October 11th and 12th.
 The Metropolitan Cafe, under the personal management of Chris. Kerson, will be thrown open to the public on October 2oth. The new cafe will occupy the old Banco de Sonora build ing just across the international line in Nogales, Sonora, which has been remodeled and furnish ed throughout at big expense. The Metropolitan when com pleted will be the finest cafe on the border. Under Chris. Ker- sons management it is sure to be a success.
 The trial of w. H. Smith, charged with embezzlement of 1 Nogales city funds, has been set for the 2Oth of October, in Sup erior Court. Tuesday evening MT. Smith and his attorney, Duane Bird, appeared before Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor, and pied mot guilty" of the charge which was filled by the county attorney. According to | du Il [ dSO dCCOuuGdnU, WAO audited the ex city clerks ac- counts, his shortage amounts to approximately $16,OOO.
 Next Wednesday, Oct. 18th, has been proclaimed by Mayor James A. Harrison, 'Clean-Up- 1 Day" in Nogales. All citizens are requested to observe the day which is sponsored by the Cham. Der of Commerce, Kiwanis Club, Public Schools and social organ izations of the city. Next We'd nesday, "Clean-Up-Day", all citizens of the city ard members of all organizations, will co oper- ate with D. the city street depart ment in making the streets, yards and the public parks clean.
 Louis G. Iberri, manager of the Mexican Navigation Co.,, owned by the Mexican govern ment, after spending several days in Nogales on com bined business anG pleasure visit, de parted for GuaymaS last Tues day evening. He reports busi ness on the West Coast of Mex ico, increasing by leaps and bounds. The company now has three ships operating on the West Coast-The Mexican, Wash. ington and Bolivar. More ships will be added to the fleet in the