Arizona republican., 1914-06-25
FOR HOLLYWOOD HEIGHTS

FOR HOLLYWOOD HEIGHTS Eastbound cars on the Washington street line that make direct connec- tion with the eastern extension are lnow wearing the Hollywood Heights sign.
 REBECCAS MEET-The Anna Flora mast noble grand club will meet thls afternoon at the home of Mrs. V. K. Norris. 1929 North Second street at I2:30 o'clock.
 NEW DocToR-PHoENIcIAN - , Clarence Tolleson, NJ. D., a son of W. G. Tolleson, of this city, has re turned from Baltimore, Maryland, where he has been attending the i University of Maryland Medical
 school, and is expecting to locate permanently in Arizona now that he has his degree.
 FUNERAL OF A. c. GAYLORD l The funeral of the late A. C. Gaylord,
 who died at his home near this city after short illness, will. take place 1 today from the undertaking parlors of Moore X Mcclellan at 10:3 a. m. ! The members of the c. A. R. will 1 attend in a body and delegation of I Oddfellows will also be present. LUCILLE LOVE, GIRL OF MYS- TERY-OWing to an unexpected delay the Republican is unable 10 print the first installmeht nf the serial Lucille Love, the Girl cf Mystery the ric- lures for which are 10 he run at the Gardens-The Sign Of the Green Mill in this issue f the paper, but eX- pect to receive the mats in time to run them tomorrow
 ANOTHER REASONED TEACH ER-The state board of education re- gently at it's session granted q pension to Charles H. Fully of Sonora, on ac- count of his services to the rising gen erations in the capacity of teacher. For thirty-five years Judge" lilly, as he
 is affectionally called has been a peda- Sogue in Arizona. Under the present
 law, teachers with q service of twenty
 five years are qualified to draw a pen
 sion of $500 per year
 ANOTHER HORSE MISSING ficers were notified vcsterGey of the disappearance of the horse of J. R.
 Boone, who lives near Glendale The tracks of the animal indicate that it was driven in the direction of Globe
 However it has been gone since a week ago yesterday morning. when one horse and a brace of saddles were stol-
 An from west of Alhambra. As was expected by the sheriff's office. the men who stole the animal that was first missed. had taken two horses. proved to he correct. Taking advant- age of the fact that Farmer Boone was on the Mullanax jury. they took the horse
 BURGLARS NEAR INDIAN SCHOOl-The neighborhood of the Indian school is meraced hy what ap- pears to he an organized band of cracksmen. MT Polliger who keeps the store at the school. is the first victim of their attentions. The store bears tiaces of dastardly deed in the dead of stilly night. Deductions point to deliberate breaking of the premises under cover of darkness and planned robbery of cash and kind Within the store foul play lay every where apparent In an empty pie plate lay the signs of grim strug- ste--a struggle with one of MT Pol tigers perfectly good pies and empty soda water bottles strewn on the scene of the outrage serve but to deepen the mystery. These signs 'eom to center round a during rob 2cIy of the cash register Not con tert with a raid upon the stock the audacious thieves cleared the dra wer If its entire contents. effectjng a com plete getaway with fourteen cents in copper coin But the case is iIN the hands of the sheriff whose sienthS
 will leave no stone unturncd in their ~fforts to run the robbers to earth
 nd thus insure the good hurghers
 'rqinst these nefarious designs by
 }ishanding the gang.