Arizona republican., 1908-09-17

natural sciences, was an instructor in the Ohio state university for four years and did graduate work in that insti- tuition and in the Chicago university. The high school opens this year with about fifty more students than last year. though there is no addition to the number in the faculty.
 BACK. FROM NEW YORK-Mrs. Leonard and daughter Miss Susie re- turned yesterday from a months visit with friends in New York.
 THIRD AVENUE THEATER-Miss Vail Hobart will arrive here next Mon- day night to join the Raymond players who open Monday night in the Third Avenue theater. Miss Hobart Is said to be an actress of talent and will add much to the strength of the already very competent company. The new management of the theater proposes to do everything possible for the comfort of its patrons and promises that all advertising promises will be faithfully redeemed. The opening play will be Heart of Maryland" which is a very popular drama all over the country and which the Raymond players have
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 LAcERATEp BY A cAT.-Louis Burson, the nineyear- son of Mrs. James Burson who resides on North Fourth avenue, was assaulted and badly hurt last evening just before dark, by a supposedly tame household cat. The incident was a peculiar one. There are three dogs and two cats on the premises, some belonging to the family and some to tenants of Mrs Burson. The cat that made the trou- ble was left there two or three weeks ago by a party living in the country Louis entered the screened kitchen fol- lowed by the three dogs and the two cats, the bad one bringing up the rear, and all seeming in a playful mood. once inside the visiting cat suddenly seized the boy, who was barefooted, just above the ankle and sunk hfs teeth deep into the flesh, refusing to let go for some time. The screams Of the lad brought J. A. C. Martinez. who rooms there, to his rescue. He shot the cat and the boy was taken to Dr. Plath for treatment Though it is hardly thought probable the actions of the cat somewhat suggested hydro phobia and the doctor is inquiring carefully into the circumstances
 AN EMBEZZLlNG SYNDICATE Thomas Roy the Indian youth brought in from the Salt River res-' ervation a few days ago. seems to be at the head of a bicycle embez- zling syndicate which has been Op- erating principally upon H. L. Gris- wold Roy, who has many aliases, Charles Manuel, Ray Thomas and Albert Ray. last June rented a wheel from MT. Griswold and when he was arrested last week on a charge of embezzlement, he said he had left it at the river. He appears to have rented several other wheels in the city and to have disposed of them in various ways. One was taken to Tempe where it was kept in a barn for d while. It was afterward taken out and brought back Then it fin ally disappeared. Roy says he does not know what became of it unless his folks" came from the reservation and got it. Yesterday another In- dian was arrested, John Union Hu- lick, for the embezzlement of one of Mir. Griswold's wheels. He admits that he rented the bicycle and did not return it, for he said Thomas Roy. the president of the syndicate, took it away from him and he does not know what became of it. There are several other Indian boys mixed up in these various enterprises Mir Griswold says that their operations have deprived him altogether of about tMentX-fiYe bicycles