The border vidette., 1915-11-06

 Halstead Lumber Company, who motored to Douglas to witness the battle between the Villa and Carranza forces, has returned to Nogales. He says the noise alone was worth the trip, which, considering the bad roads, might have been worse. He made the cross country trip in his racing car.
 The second game of ball last Sunday between the Kansas City team and the 18th Infantry boys was easily won by the visitors, the score being 16 to 8. The attendance of both games was small. From here the K. c. boys went to Tucson, thence to the Pacific coast, where they will play the winners of the Pa cific Coast championship.
 I. E. Bowers is a guest at the National hotel having arrived the forepart of the week from his ranch near Noria. He made the cross country trip by auto mobile, via. Magdalena, without mishap. The road between No gales and Noria is in good shape, according to MT. Bowers. Mrs. Bowers is also a guest at the National, having arrived from the south several weeks ago.
 Charley Fowler went to Tue son to attend the funeral of Richard H. Clarke, who last Sunday was killed in an auto ac- cident, while trying out racing car on the Southern Arizona racing course. The funeral was held Wednesday morning from in the Holy Hope cemetery MT. Fowler stated that the funeral procession was one of the largest he ever saw.
 Burton & Son, local building contractors, are erecting on their Grand avenue lot, a handsome modern brick building, which when completed, will be one of the best of many new structures recently built in Nogales. Up stairs there will be seventeen elegant rooms, all outside, es- pecially arranged for comfort and convenience. The rooms will be furnished and rented at a reasonable price.
 Wednesday afternoon Under Walker and Consta ble Lopez raided the Palace Apart ments conducted by Nora Ford and seized eighteen half pint bottles of .whiskey. Miss Nora and the fire water were taken before Justice of the Peace Git tins, who placed Nora under a $500 cash bond, for her appear ance before Superior Judge O'Connor, and ordered the whis- key held as exhibit A when the case comes up. Of course Nora produced the five hundred.
 MT. Dan Hagan, formerly of now resident of Los has been in the city several days this week, on busi- ness connected with his local real eSta te interests. MT. Hagan owns the building on Morley avenue occupied by Dave Loeb, the haberdasher. and l.. Lulley's Buffet. Many years ago Dan Hagan and his brother had a lease on the great Santa Barbara ranch in Sonora, now the prop erty of Don Manuel Mascarenas, the we'll known local capitalist.
 The Santa Cruz Club Min strels at the Lyric last We'd nesday evening made a great hit. The big play house was crowded with Nogales' fun-lov- ing people all of whom pronounc- ed the show a success in every respect. The minStrelS have been invited to Tucson, whele they will receive a warm wei come by the hospital people of the ancient and honorable pue- bio. The date of their appear ance in Tucson will be announc- ed later by Director A. H. Rie- mer.
 News of the tragic death last Sunday of Richard H. Clarke, Jr., a former Nogales boy, who | some time ago went to Tucson | to reside, was received here with l regret by Dicks old time friends l and acquaintances. Dick was killed on the Tucson auto track | when a rear tire on his racing auto burst. His brother Frank, |