Arizona republican., 1905-08-12
HIS SUMMER VAcATlON-L. La

z Chance, manager of the Wakelin gro cery, has been giving his attention very closely to business for several years. Yesterday feeling that he need ed a rest. he decided to take a va cation, so he spent the day in Mesa City.
 POLICE COURT-John Doe was in police court yesterday as he was the day before. But he won't be there today for he will be in jail. His aD- pearance yesterday was a relapse of his first conference with the recorder when he was fined for drunkenness and the fine was suspended pending good behavior. He couldn't behave though and returned yesterday for his five days.
 NOVEL TOOTH PULLING Shakespeare lived at Stratford-on- Avon. and Dr. r. O. Richmond lives at Phoenix -the-Big- Ditch. Both have been considered remarkable men but the doctor has done a great many things that Shakespeare would never have even attempted. For instance. the doctor tried to pull horses tooth the other day. a feat that has never yet been credited to Shakespeare. even by his worst enemies. The doctor failed, for he used a pair Of modern fOrceps instead of Q club. with which dental surgery was mainly prlcJiced in Shakespeare's time. When the for ceps were placed the horse reared back very naturally. just as man would. then he reared again and kept at it until he fell over backward Into the town ditch. Evidently the water washed the tooth out for when the horse climbed out of the water the tooth was gone.
 A GRATEFUL STUDENT-Mr. E. A. Fowler has received a letter from Prescott. written by MT. KiibOrue. the young man who recently passed the ex- animation for Yale, given by MT. FOw- Ter as a representative of the univer- sitv. MT. KiIborne is very grateful and says he has no doubt his success is due mainly to the kindly manner in which MT. Fowler asked him the print ed questions on the blanks and patient ly insisted on his writing down the an swers. The letter also contained other information. It anonunced that the writer is a son of one of the partners in the large locomotive manufacturing institutions under the control of J. H. HOadIey. we'll known in this city. An other point of interest, was that since taking the examination, young KilbOrne and q Prescott friend have discovered a gold lead that assays $4S.10 per ton. If there is enough of it it's development will beat going to college. The letter itself was unique being written on page of real Arizona stationery. At the top of it is a handsome black jack ass with ears larger than all the rest of the animal, and beneath it is the legend, Friends, Romans COuntrymen, lend me your ears"
 MISS ROOSEVELT'S VISITORS It vas mentioned in both the after noon papers yesterday that Miss Roosevelt had had a reception at Ma nila that day and that according to one Of the papers among her visitors was Col. Brodie former governor of Arizona. and somebody else described as the governor of Curry island. Ac- cording to the other paper Col. BrOdie went alone invested with a new title. attache to the staff Of Governor Cur ry. II falls to the lot Of the telegraph editor of The Republican to explain this Curry miXuD. There is no Curry island in the Philippines and Col. BrOdie is not attached to the staff of Governor Curry. What was meant was that Col. Brodie and for mer Governor Curry of the island of Samar. were among those who called on Miss Roosevelt. George Curry of Roswell. Y. M was captain of II