Arizona republican., 1910-08-27

l partment of the New York store, left 1 last evening for New York and other eastern cities. She will meet Man ager Charles Korrick of the New York store while in New York, and together they may be depended upon to secure the seasons latest offerings in millinery Mrs. Kirtland will be
 gone several weeks
 STORE IS BURGLARlZED-The
 Midway confectionery store at Five
 Points, conducted by Walter George.
 was entered sometime early yesterday
 morning by burglars, evidently boys.
 Who took away large quantity of ice cream. tobacco candy. grapes, water
 melons and two cases of pop. George
 reported the affair to the police, but
 nc clue had been obtained last night
 as to the probable identity of the ma
 rauders.
 E FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services tomorrow, August 2Sth, will
 be as follows: Sunday school, 9:45
 a. m.: Y P. $. C. E. prayer meet
 ing. p. m. Morning and evening
 church services will be union meet
 HES dl lilt pl
 Third avenue and Monroe street, at
 II and s, respectively. All are in- vited to these meetings. Presbyterian church at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
 FOREST FIRE smoKE-For the. next ten days or so there will be less sunshine in this sun kissed land than sl...
 terday morning the drifting smoke from the northwestern forest fires made it's appearance and grew denser with the day. Late in the afternoon it was so pungent as to be unpleas- ant and the mountains nearest the city were obscured by it. It may be expected to increase in density for the next day or two.
 OFF FOR THE COAST-Leon Ja- cobs, assistant clerk of the board of supervisors. left last night for the coast, where he will spend month. He will put in the greater part of his time with his sister. Mrs. Alex Mendelsohn, at ocean Park, and will devote himself to breaking the fish ing record in the adjacent waters The departure of MT. Jacobs was made possible by the return of Clerk w. E. Thomas. who had been spend ing few days at Iron Springs.
 IT WAS NOT MIR BULLARD-The friends of District Attorney Bullard insisted yesterday that he was the politician mentioned in the story yesterday morning of an automobile accident on North Center street. when two machines were racing at fifty miles an hour The Republican hap pens to know that MT. Bullard was not concerned in the accident. Be side. though he is an enthusiastic au- he is not a speeder, and he has done more than any other man to impress upon automobile own CTS and drivers the necessity of an observance of the laws regulating speed.
 NOT THE RIGHT WHEEL-Ed ward Morreil borrowed wheel rom a friend yesterday morning and rode down town Later he mounted 1t and i rode back from his starting place. When he offered his friend the bi- cycle he had ridden back there was the dickens to pay The friend vowed that it wasn't his wheel and Morreil was equally positive that it was the wheel he had taken. The bicycle was finally left at the police station, i while search is being made for the missing wheel The wheel at the po- lice station is Pierce, with a red frame. silver forks and spring sad die. The swner can get same by proving property.
 OVERCOME BY HEAT-A Mexican was brought in from Burns ranch, 1 twelve miles west of the city, last night 1 in. bad way with heat. Mi Burrls 1 arrived with him a little before mid night. The Mexican had been em- ployed building fence and when he did not return to the house at night MT Burris went to look him up. He found | him unconscious. Yesterday was said | by Observer Jesunofsky to be the | worst day of the season. The ther- did not make quite so high ! showing as it has done on other days but the combination of heat and humi- iity made it the least bearable of all days for this season and one of thet worst of which thefe is any local rec ord
 HAS BLACK EYE-MotoreycIe Po- iceman Thompson has badly bruised1 ,ptic He might have received it mi conflict with an unruly violatbr of the speed laws or he. might have been tucked from his. gasoline bronco. Therel Ire many things which might have which didn't, to give him thei sdoused gfirn.' Not because it's anyi ,articular bit of news, but just so that sis many friends may be able to cease nquiring it can be stated that Mis- ouri'' was engaged in a friendly box ne bout Thursday afternoon. In some manner his foot slipped and as he3 nnged forward his eye came in forci- ,ie contact with the elbow of hiss fiefdiy antagonist. And that's alld here is about it. except that Thompson9 Ised up about an the juicy beefstea<s'i n town yesterday in endeavoring toI Iispel the discoloration. Boxing is bad or the eyes anyway you go at 1t.