Arizona republican., 1921-08-21
INJURED SCOUTS
 ARRIVE IN MESA

MESA, Aug. 20-Hugh Dana, driver of one of the Boy Scout trucks. arr rived in Mesa Friday night with the boys who were on the truck that turned over After they had received medical attention from Dr. Ralph Palmer, who has been with the Scouts for the last 10 days, they were transferred to an auto and brought down from Payson in a hurry. J. B. Easily was considerably bruised and his brother Herbert was injured in the side and hip. Bert Doogridge and a Washburn boy of Tempe also were hurt, but not to any great extent. Gale Brimhall sustained broken arm, but none of the injuries are ser- icus.
 Ire accident was not the fault of the drirer and could not have been prevented. Everything has been done and is being done for the boys safety
 Mulligan Feed for Carriers Sunday six hustlers of the Mesa Republican carrier force are enjoy- ing well earned trip to the Apache Rest. They will be taken over in cars and the days program will in clude a mulligan feed. Apache Rest is near Camelback mountain. and the | boys who have been there declare it | is ideal. with swimming. boating, etc. Camp Fire Girls Continue Work
 The Camp Fire Girls who are 1 planting grass on the plot on Mac Donald street will meet Monday afternoon and finish the work started l earlier in the season.
 Hold-Up Men In Mesa | Eighty dollars was obtained in a holdup staged with George Quan, a grocer in the southwest part of town as victim. Quan was standing at his door when a Mexican asked for 8 small order of sugar. On turning around after filling the sack he faced a gun in the Mexican's hand. An other Mexican then came on the scene and rifled the cash register after which both backed out of the store The Chinese gave a. descrip- ton of the men and reported they had been lettering in the vicinity oi the store during the day.
 Correction
 Tn yesterdays Republican 1t was stated that Miss Cachel Brimhal. the nurse, was hurt by being kicked ir the head by a COW. This was ar error. as she was kicked on the hand. Five stitches were taken.
 George Silverthorn Hurt News arrived here which confirms the report that George Silverthorn local attorney, received a painful in l jury at the Payson Rodeo last Fri day when bucking bronco made g wild plunge into the crowd Mir Silverthorn could not get out of the animals way and was knocked down He received a gash in the side of hi: had Hnxrauar no ( are expected.
 Teachers Resign
 c. S. Stokes and M. E. Dunn, thu former teacher in the high school have resigned their positions an6 have left for Colorado. Mir. Stokes i. a talented musician and last veal | wrote and assisted in the high schoo plays, also having charge of the mili tary drill. He taught in the genera science and mathematics depart ments. MT. Stokes also took prom inent part in the Methodist church MT. Dunn was the supervisor of man ual training at the Franklin school He has been in Mesa for the past fou years. His wife, whom he married here also was a teacher in the publi, schools. They have many friends il
 Mesa who regret to see them leave Both Boys A pair of stalwart youngsters ar rived at the home of Mir. and Mrs
 Shropshire on South MacDonal, street. weighing IT pounds together
 Mother and boys are doing well. Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa: Mary Miles Minte in " ACumberland Romance; Harol, Lloyd comedy. 'All Aboard; Westerl
 drama, The Two Fisted Judge.'' Gilbert: Gladys Walton in 9Th
 Man Tames;" comedy, The Do Doctor"
 Tempe: Will Rogers in "The Un yelling Hero;" comedy, Pumping In to Broadway
 Chandler: Mary Philbin in "Dange Ahead" comedy. 'The Whiz Bang; Ford Weekly.
 Church Notice Christian church. Sunday schoo 10 a. m.; Christian Endeavor, ' D. m.
 preaching at D. m. Rev. J. H. Der I hard Davis, pastor.
 Furnished house for rent. I wi rent my Mesa residence, furnishe for the winter, $25 per month. Sc
 me Monday at Everybody's Dru l. Store. V. D. Johnson. d II