The border vidette., 1914-10-03

V.
 Thursday p. J. Munch, secre-
 tary if the Santa Cruz County
 Business Mems Association, de
 parted for Patagonia, Elgin,
 and Q her sections of the county,
 in tlt" interest of the associations.
 the headquarters of which are
 located in NOgales. Peter is a
 live wire. and is well qualified
 to fill the position of secretary of the association.
 The immense increase in it's
 business will shortly necessitate
 the erection by the First Nation al Bank of a bank building on
 Morley avenue. The plans are already drawn and the contract for the erection of the building
 will be let in the near future. The bank building will cost in the neighborhood of $6O,O ,OOO and
 will be modern in all it's de- tails.
 Tom Ripper. the Jewish day of atOnement, was observed by local Jews, last Wednesday. Dave Loeb and the rest of the faithful, closed their places of business, and from sunset Tues day, until sunset Wednesday, no food or water passed their lips. Throughout the world, Jews observed this most solemn and important of all holidays on their calendar.
 J. c. Good win, of Tempe, su- perintendent of the mineral de- partment of the Arizona State Fair, spent a couple of days in Nogales this week, in search of mineral exhibits for the Fair. He says if Santa Cruz county will provide the exhibits he'll do the rest. All exhibits should be carefully labeled, giving the name of the mine, district, own CT, character and values.
 Wednesday evening Judge from Phoenix, where they had been to attend the meeting last and Tuesday,, of the Democratic State Committee, of which Judge Duffy was elect ed Chairman. The gentlemen report having had a fine time They carried the proxies of w. T. Roath and B. D. Miller, also state committeeman from Santa Cruz county.
 The story recently circulated along the border to the effect that Generals Urbalejo and commander of Governor May torena state forces, had a duel and both had been killed, is most emphatically denied by Governor Maytorena. The story is absolutely false, accord ing to arrivals from the front. The generals, at last reports were well and in full accord with the governor of Sonora and Gen. Villa. If there ever was any trouble between the two gen. erals, their friends in Nogales never heard of it.
 Wednesday Joe Dupuy, pro- prietor of The Palace, received a telegram from Los Angeles, Cal, announcing the death of his sister, Mrs. Norman Tener, after a lingering illness. Mir. Dupuy immediately departed for Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Tener, nee Josephine Dupuy, was well and favorably known in Noga- les, where for a number of years she resided with her sister, Mrs. Politzer. News of her death will be deeply regretted by all who knew her.
 Tom Fraser, w. G. Bowmau's opponent for nomination for has been in Nogales a couple of days from Patagonia. Tom says he's still a Democrat, not with standing his defeat at the primaries, and he's doing everything in his power to help to elect, not only the Democratic bnt every candidate on the Democratic ticket. Bully for Tom, his Democratic friends, and every other voter that be- lieves in playing the political game on the square, will re member him, if he ever again seeks political honors in Santa Cruz County.
 A slight hitch in the building of the new high school has de- which is likely to take