Arizona republican., 1912-08-26
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MOTOR MAN HERE-L J. Ollier of Los Angeles, the big man in the coast organization Of the E. M F. automobile agency, arrived here yes terday and is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 VICE CRUSADE-The police have arrested two more women for un- seemly conduct on the street hoping they will forfeit their bail and leave town rather than to even plead guilty and pay a fine. The desire is to rid the city of objectionable characters of that kind. Also the marshal has arrested the managers of four restau- rants on the charge of serving liquors in boxes in violation of the city or dinances. A patron may bring his own bottle and drink it with his meals, in the public dining room if he so elects, but the regulations forbid the serving of drinks in closed boxes
 VENICE, CALiFORNlA-The fol- lowing self explanatory night letter signed by Dr. William DendaH health officer of Venice, Cal, and Dr. Oscar Anderson, Dr. H. Wilson Livingood Dr. J. B. Sands, Dr. Bryon Palmer Dr. J. B. Lesevre. Albert Kinney of the chamber of commerce, was re- ceiVed by The Republican yesterday: "Nenice has the lowest death rate and is the healthiest city in the world. There is no endemic disease and no epidemic diseases of any kind in Venice. Venice is the earthly par adise of children Venice is now and always has been the active friend of Arisy
 gross. Arizona people are welcome in Venice"
 MUST BATHE IN BRAWLEY- The town of BraWIey in southern California proposes to protect itself against infantile paralysis whether l it's neighbors do or not, and even at the frightful inconvenience of taking q bath and making the company do so. The following telegram from Brawley in a Los Angeles paper ex- plains: Notwithstanding the fact that the county officials will not place d quarantine against passengers from the west at Imperial Junction, BraW- Icy maintains a strict quarantine and will for some weeks. All passengers arriving at the cantaloupe city are compelled to take bath and sub nit to having their clothing and bag gage fumgated.
 WILL GO IN FORcE-A special excursion for which two Pullman'S l have been provided, will leave here on September for Los Angeles, the Oc- casiOn being the annual encampment i of the Grand Army of the Republic. ! The excursion has been arranged by John w Owens post of this city which 1 has a list of twenty five members all ready, who will try to attend and they l hope there will be still more of the old veterans who can arrange to fall 1 in line Anybody may ake advantage l of the excursion rates and the vet erans invite all their friends and the ] families of members to go along. The veterans will have a fine new ban ner, made for the occasion, under
 which they propose to march in the big parade in Los Angeles on the 9th
 KILLED HIMSELF-Word came
 from Prescott last night to the effect that Professor Scherzel shot and killed himself in that city last evening. No particulars were given concerning the tragedy or the probable reason for the 1 lllcti . uIlIltlIuI etl tCliOil MI =" AoNiltl l gel is in Prescott also. Scherzel was l a talented musician but at times given
 to liquor and through that habit ! threw away many splendid OppOrtuni- ties. He came to Phoenix first about
 three years ago and was advertised as the Cowboy violinist," his title be- ing earned by various exhibitions ! when he would play the violin or l., hoe appeared here in convert events and has also been employed in orchestra work in the various theaters in the city.
 BEGINS LlFE'S TRAiNlNG-R. L 1 Bake of the Big Curio store has re turned from California where he took his son Otto to the San Rafael Mill tary academy where he has been en- l tered up on a four year course. He 1 is now fifteen years of age. The
 San Rafael Academy is regarded as one of the leading training schools ir
 the west. It has only 154 pupils fol l whom there are fifteen instructor:
 four of them being officers of the United States army, detailed to the
 school The school has a campus O
 twenty acres and is thoroughly equip
 ped with all that is necessary for al
 institution of that kind. The majol
 studies of Otto will be preliminary tC
 a course in surgery and medicine, i
 being his purpose to fit himself fol
 the position of surgeon in the army.
 BELTlNG THE WORLO-It i
 pretty well established that the recOrC
 time for travelling around the WOrlC
 to the westward, is that made b, | Daniel D. Bidwell of East Hartford
 Conn, of forty-SiX days. In July o
 this year a newspaper story emanat
 ing from Los Angeles and published in New York, stated that E. J. Scot
 and J. A Allen of Phoenix, had ac
 complished that feat in thirty eigh r days. Bidwell assumed the story wa } true and wrote the Phoenix men bu { could not locate them. Then he WrOt