Arizona republican., 1912-07-02
LOPER LEAVES-John D


 left last night to visit his people in Je-
 rusalem, Ohio. They win see Chicago
 and other eastern cities before return
 ing to Arizona in the fall
 BOWLING ToURNAMENT-A Con-
 tinuous bowling tournament is being
 pulled off at the r M c. A. in which
 all the experts are taking part All
 matches are played subject to chal- lenge and the winners are often hard put to 1t to hold their exalted position. EASTERN VAcATioN-John Kyler, well known Salt River valley farmer and real estate dealer left Monday night on a vacation visit to his former home in North Manchester. Indiana. He will pass several months with rela- tives and friends during the heated term. VACATION AND BUSlNESS-E. L. Graves will leave today for q six weeks trip to :he Navajo reservation partly
 for the purpose of taking a vacation and partly for the purpose of replen- ishing his stock of rugs and Indian cu- rios. While in the north, he will visit at the home of Hon. J. L. Hubbel kEEGAN IS HERE.-J J Keegan, of Globe member of the state fair commission, spent yesterday in the city in attendance at a meeting of the commission. He had been spending Q vacation at Los Angeles, and cut short his outing to attend the meet ! ing. MT. Keegan left for Globe today THOSE KID vANDALS.-No de- l csion has yet been reached as to the proper course to pursue with refer ence to the three youthful vandals who, on Saturday. set fire to the Jackson street school building. The ] matter now is in the hands of the l beard of education and Fire Chief ] Sullivan and a decision will probably l be reached today.
 l INITIATIVE PETiTiON.-In the l afternoon mail yesterday Secretary of 1 State S P. Osborn received peti l ton asking that the proposition to 1 enact the provisions of. the Kinney l law prohibiting the employment of l non- English speaking persons in haz- l ardous occupations be submitted at 1 the coming election. The petition 1 comes from Octave and is signed by 1 49 voters.
 1 REAL ELiTE.-The state fair com mission is becoming both elite and l recherche in the matter of its office i furnishings A handsome new oak ] counter has been installed and the 1 underground office is being otherwise 1 embellished. It has been suggested, l however that owing to the looks ol | the counter visitors will hardly know 1 whether to ask for d Manhattan or l premium list.
 i THE .EW oRUGsToRE-The new drug store of M'Cord and CrOcker at ! the corner of First Avenue and Adams street is now open for business. MT J. H. Crocker one of the partners IS l we'll known to the people of Phoenix having been with BOehmer's drug store l for the last two years. Boyce Watkins l who has been dispenser at the Hotel l Adams pharmacy will have charge of | the soda fountain.
 ADDED TO STAFF-Peter Kielor l has just arrived from Tucson to take l part in the physical instruction work l at the |. NJ. C. A. Roy Tolleson the 1 regular boys secretary is away on a 1 vacation and MT. Kielor will occupy 1 that position for the summer term. Ills natural interest in boys together with much experience in handling young sters makes him valuable man m ms l present position His plans are such that l the kid department is boiling over with 1 enthusiasm at the succession of good | times in store.
 l NEW QUARTERS.-The work of l transferring various officers about the l state capitol practically is completed and those Whe were moved are grad 1 ually accustoming themselves to the new quarters. One of the men who IS still busy at this work Is C. o. case, ] state superintendent of public in- 1 structiOn. MT Case will occupy an l office on the third floor adjacent to ] that occupied by the live stock sanl- l tary board, to which Secretary Brad 1 ner has been giving earnest atteh- 1 tion for the past several days.
 MEDICAL BOARD EXAMINATION Three of the five members of the board of medical examiners, Dr. J. WlX l Thomas and pr. R. M Tafel of Phoenix 1 and Dr. F.. Huffman of Tucson met l here yesterday for the stated eXamln- ation of applicants for permission to l practice medicine in this state. The 1 examination was held in the chambers of the superior court. There were nine iapplicants, among them Dr. William Miller who spent some time in the city last winter and then went on to the coast. He returned recently for this examination The ordeal will be con | cfuded today.
 CANAL BATHERS-In spite of the ! arit inC boys and even young men persist in bathing in the canals near road crossings to the great embarrassment of ladies who happen to pass. Several arrests have been made but the of 1 ara paparallv dismissed with