Arizona republican., 1920-06-05
Old Landmark Destroyed

A1IAMI-Another Miami landmark passed into history this morning when the Kiamy building. on west sullivan street. was practically destroyed py flames. The building was formerly lo- cated on the corner of Keystone ave nue and Sullivan street on the site where the Kiamy building now stands It was moved to West sullivan street few years ago to make room for the concrete office building now occupied by the Kiamy store.-Bulletin.
 Fire Destroys Big Car
 MIAMI-A big Copper Belt car op erat ting on the Copper Hill run was completely destroyed by fire Monday night wheH# probably due to a back fire, the gasoline tank caught fire and before assistance could be rendered was total wreck. The accident oc- cured ,near the slaughter house on the Copper Hill road. The car, which was the srdperty of the driver, Jim CampbelI is said to have been GOV cred by insurance.-DaIy Silver Belt.
 Summer School at U. of A.
 TECSON-At the request of certain TucSon public school teachers the BniVtrsitN of Arizona, through the eN tension division, has arranged to offer a six-weeks' course this summer in the hissokaAs of the southwest, carrying a credjg Jf three units. All teachers and other properly qualified applicants may enroll This course will be given by Assistant Professor Ida C. Reid and the class will meet five times a week for one hour and half sessions. The first meeting will be Monday, June z, at 8 o'clock in room 220, agriculture. building. There will be a tuition fee of $5,-Daily Star.
 Mail Boxes Robbed
 MTAMI-Some days ago Postma ster Feeney noticed that the glasses had been broken out of the fronts of sev- eral boxes in the Miami post office. A watch was set, and through the joint efforts of the Miami police de- partment and Postmaster Feeney, a gang of small boys who had syste- matically been engaged in rifling mail boxes and pilfering from automobiles was rounded up. The boys 'fessed up to Juvenile Officer Frank Haynes at an investigation held in Miami last evening. and will be given a hearing before Judge Shute in juvenile court Daily Silver Belt.
 University's Youngest Graduate
 TUCSON-The youngest member of this years graduating class from the University of Arizona is Jo Fisher Freeman. Freeman, who is IT years of age, is younger than the average high school graduate, but at that he has been honored with election to Phi Kappa Phi, the scholarship fraternity.
 
 will apply for a Rhodes scholarship this fall with view of becoming professor of mathematics.-Arizo Star.
 Car CoiIides With 5urro
 MAMA dead burro and a wrecked Hudson car are the net results of a collision between the two near the Lower Miami school house. shortly after o'clock last evening. A Lower Miami stage car driven by Harold Gardner, struck a large burro, with fatal results to the latter. The car, which was filled with passengers when the collision occurred, left the highway and was badly demolished. None of the passengers were injured.-Daily Silver Belt
 Colorado River Rising
 YUMA-The gauge at the railroad bridge stood at q little over 26 feet last night at dark and is still rising The river will continue to grow bigger until about the goth of next month and then recede. Indications are that the Colo rado river will mount to at least 30 feet before the decline. No anxiety is felt by the local reclamation service regarding river control-Morning Sun.
 Did Not Stop at Flagstaff
 FLAGSTAFF-An express car con-