Arizona republican., 1921-11-21
-YEAR-OLD BOY |S
 DRAGGED ID DEATH
 BYRUNAWAY BURRO

MESA. Nov. 20-With one end of rope tied around his waist and the other around a burro's neck. Paul Huber, eight-year- son of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Huber. residing three miles southeast of Mesa, met with a fatal accident when he was dragged to death by the animal late Saturday afternoon.
 The little fellow, with his half brother, had left the ranch house to take some stock into a field. The brother had a team of horses, while Paul was handling the burro. One end of the rope he had fastened se- curely about his body and the other end was around the burro's neck. Suddenly frightened, the animal broke into a run and the boy was caught unaware, to be dragged to tragic death. The animal circled through a cotton patch and had gone a distance estimated from a quarter to a half-mile when he turned around a silo and the boys body struck 9 | him from the animal. The lads neck was broken and the skull fractured, | life being extinct when the body was picked up.
 | A coroner's jury empane1ed by Jus | tice of the Peace R. A. Kingsbury | viewed the remains Saturday night and. after hearing the evidence, rem | dered verdict that the boy met his death accidentally by being dragged by burro.
 Little Paul would have been eight years old the last of this month. He was a member of the high first grade | in the Franklin school. His parents, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Huber, are old | time residents of the Mesa section and are now living on the old Toney ranch, three miles southeast of Mesa.
 Funeral services for the little fel- low were held Sunday afternoon at the W. A. Burton undertaking par | lors, interment being in the Mesa | cemetery.
 Organize Pr. A.
 The Irving building Parent-Te CTS association was organized at a meeting of parents held Friday in the school building An interesting program was rendered by the pupils at the meeting. after which the or ganization work was taken up- Mrs Edna Jones was elected president; Mrs. Brooks, e-president. and Mrs Lena Daley. secretary. Some fifty parents were present. Subsequent gatherings of the association will bt held on the first Friday afternoon ir each school month.
 Pythians' Joy Night
 l Members of Damon lodge. Knights
 of Pythias, and members of thu Pythian Sisters will meet in a join
 social session to be held Monda, 1 night in the K. of P. hall. An inter esting program of entertainment. in ! cluding cards and danciT g, has beer arranged and the committee in charge
 promises the one big Pythian pro
 gram of the year. Visitors from ths
 Phoenix, Tempe and Chandler lodges have signified their intention of at l, tending the meeting.
 Ladies Will Give Dinner
 The Ladies' Aid society or tn'
 Methodist church Is arranging t' , serve a chicken dinner at noon or
 Saturday. December 8. A place il
 the business district will be selected to serve the dinner tn-
 Nursery for Churchgoers
 A church nursery, where the pa
 bies and children will be cared 10 while the parents are attenoin'
 church. has been established py th
 official hoard of the Methods
 c,,,,rrb The plan was adopted at tn
 sunday morning service and will b
 observed regularly each Sunday Il
 Two Bia Games Coming Up :.
 Mesa high school has two of 1t
 biggest games of the schedule ye
 to play before the football seasol . closes locally. On Thanksgiving @ ua
 Tucson high will be met on the ioca fteId. and Winslow high school vii be played here about a week later } Despite the fact that there will b no school this week, the football boy 1 plan to be out daily for practice an : -,II he in linton shape to meet tn :, Old Pueblo squad. } Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa-Mark IWalIl T, s great story. "Huclleberry Finn all l star cast: Bray photograph
 GiIbert-"A City Spar loW' s.al ring Ethel Clayton; Western drains ! asWings of the Border" Tempe-"Not Guilty" aH-star cast . T comedy, "On Account ,,,,A :: Chandler-Wanda Hawley Tn Tn sturdy oak" Ford Weekly