The border vidette., 1914-07-04

1lcGufeSQuo 'IucSOn, IS now
 being made in the old pueblo by
 the Eclajr motion picture com
 pany for the Tucson Chamber
 of Commerce. The San Xavier
 mission has already been filmed and number of other scenes
 are to be taken, including the
 baling Of 5000 bales of alfalfa
 hay by the Tucson Farms com
 pany. The pictures will be used for advertising purposes.
 The greatest gathering in the history of Arizona is planned by the Arizona Nobies of the Mys- tic Shrine, at the bottom of Bright Angel trail. oD the 24th of next September. Shriners from all over the United States, and possibly Europe will be there to take part in this great gathering. Last year the Masons of a number of Arizona lodges held meeting in the can yOn, but the number that will come 10 Grand Canyon this year is estimated far into the thous- andS.
 One of the scenic resources of this state of which little is known is the mammoth cave on Cave Creek in the Chiricahua mountains northeast of Douglas. It is only few miles from the Borderland automobile road and with a little effort can be made a great attraction for that high
 
 never been fully explored and is believed to be as large and in all probability equally as in teresting as the Mammoth cave of Kentucky This particular Cave Creek" should not be confOunded with a stream of the | same name in Maricopa county. | 
 Is it against the laws of the state of Arizona or the United | States of America to pass coun- terfeit constitutionalist money in this country? This is knotty | question. that Justice Maclay of l Douglas was recently called 1 upon to decide. The constitu- tiOnaliSt government of Mexico | has not been officially recogniz- ed by this country, so, legally, | some people hold that it is non- so far as the United States is concerned. A Mexican in Douglas recently put in cir c'llatiOn several pieces of coun- terfeit onstitutionalist money, and the officers are now wonder ing if in so doing he broke the law.
 The male dagogue is fast in Arizona. He began to disappear with the prairie schooner and the adobe school house. In the realms of the new west the female has SUD- planted the male in our school rooms. This. too, applies l the nation as the 1 census shows that 75 per cent of all teachers belong to the female of the species" With the advent of the women in our schools comes better order, better results, more orderly pupils, and we believe that the standard of education has been elevated because of the splendid women teachers in our ou blic schools - Dumbar's Weekly.
 One of the greatest inventions )f the age is the milking ma chine. It robs dairying of it's lard work. Joe Balsz has just installed at his ranch in West Yuma modern up to- the minute machine. H. c. Haupt of the valley installed the ma chine for MT. Balsz. It is oper- lted by a gasoline engine. With t one can milk from twenty to twenty five COWS in an hour. It $ perfectly sanitary, safe and efficient. Mir. Haupt has been lsing the Hinman milking ma ,hine for the past six months md says that no dairyman can lfford to be without one. One nan can do the work of five and he work is not dirty and you do lot have to endure the heat l rom the body of the COW. In he San Joaquin valley where he Hinman machine is in gen { ,ral use, one man milkS as many { Us ninety COWS in from three to our hours. MT. Haupt and his son have the agency for the 1inman machine in Yuma cOun-