The border vidette., 1922-07-29

SIS, 3,Ol8, 995 and for 1922, $12,. 261 ,615. The decrease is $758,- 38O, or 5.82 per cent.
 Attorney Frank J. Barry, of the we'll known law firm of Barry, Hardy S5 Hardy, has gone to Allan tic City, where he goes as one of two delegates from Arizona to attend the annnal convention of the Knights of Columbus Lodge, which on Au gust 1st to 3rd, will be held at the Am mbassador Hotel in that city. Mir. Barry on his trip east will also visit Chicago and New York.
 According to Harry B. Berner special deputy collector of GUS toms four automobiles cOnfscat ed by the government from boot leggers, will be sold at auction on Septem Der 9th. Four cars, consisting of a Buick, Overland, Studebaker and Ford, were con. fiscated at Nogales. A Ford and l Studebaker car were confiscated at Ajo, and at Yuma, the gov ernment officials confiscated a | Ford.
 The record recently made by the machine gun companies of the 25th Inf. stationed at Camp Little, is believed to be second to none in the United States army. A total of 171 men in the three companies-H, D, and M made expert and only six fell | fO o,-l- TN had a 100 per cent qualified tion in the firing previously. Com pany M qualified every man as expert.
 Last Wednesday George Gum, a negro narcotic addict confined in the county jail, attempted to commit suicide. Gum climbed to the top of the steel tank cells in the county jail and removing his belt, tied one end to pipe in the ceiling and the other around his neck. He then step ped off into space, the leather belt broke and Gum landed on the cement floor, escaping with a few bruises.
 This week Mrs. John Lyons, formerly Miss Mamie Dono hoe, we'll known in Nogales where for number of years she conducted The Montezuma and Evans hotels, has been a vel come visitor in the Line City. where she has host of friends. Mrs. Lyons now resides in Ell Paso, Texas, where she owns 11 ~E4E E0 body, especially the old timers, is gald to welcome her back to | the best town on earth-Noga- les. Mrs. Lyons is guest at the Montezuma.
 H. Gordon Glore, from his fishing camp on the Gulf of Cal | ifOrnia, is home for short visit, and is busy telling his thrilling experience when he and a con- panion got shipwrecked several | weeks ago on the coast of So- injured one of his hands, which is now receiving proper treat ment. He will later return to the scene of his terrible exper- fence, undaunted and determin- ed to make a success of the fish ing business. MT. Glore has the best wishes of wide circle of friends throughout Santa Cruz county, in his venture. He's sure to win.
 Plans are being perfected for a civic center and firemen's club, in the city hall building now occupied by the Santa Cruz Club. Under the proposed plan sub- mitted to the Board of Aldermen of Nogales, by Bracey Curtis, chief of the fire department, The Civic Center and Firemen's Club is to be administered by an ex- ecutive com mmittee consisting of the chief of the fire department as chairman, the president and secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, the commanders of Ridge Igo Post, American Le. zion and the Army and Navy Union, the executive of the boys committee for Nogales. a mem Der of the board of aldermen, and, during the first year,-the present president of the Santa Cruz Club.
 Friends of Mir. Jesse Gatlin throughout Santa Cruz county, where he has resided many years, will be sorry to learn that