Arizona republican., 1912-07-12
WILL STUDY OTHER AsYLuMs

-Df. A. -C. Kingsley, SuperlntenQent of the state asylum for the insane 1 left yesterday for an extended trip through the north and east One ob- l ject of his trip is to study the methods of treatment in vogue in
 similar institutions in other states. TRADE CALLER.-F. C. Moor>, of the Appeal Manufacturing company, To- cated at Los Angeles finished a busi- ness visit last night and departed on the late train. The younger genera tion of gasoline bugs will recognize in Mir. Moore the man who dispcnseS the popular Harley Davidson" motorcycle in these parts.
 |. o. o. F. INSTALLATION A large number of members of the I. 0. o. F. of Mesa. Tempe and Phoenix went to Glendale last night to attend the installation of the officers of the lodge there. Among those who went were Mir Longmore of Mesa. Charles Mullen of Tempe. w. A. Mouer. George Mntz and Frank P. Trott.
 THE FoRD-v. l.. Roche. San Francisco: l.. T. Higgins, Ada. O.; James Johnson, Mesa; Jno. A. Cant, Mesa; C. B. Sabu. R. Lawrence. Ed Montgomery, Mrs. J. C. Rawley, Miss Rawley Gila Bend: C. P. Lee. Ho- boken. x. J.; J. H. Woodrow. Sea Girt. N. J.; E. W. Brown, Denver. THE ADAMS-L NJ. Lawson. Los Angeles: Chas. Lake, New York: J. K Eagin and wife. Denver; F. E. Dalton. Los Angeles; E. W. Clapp, Tucson: R. Fielding, Tucson; W. C.. ; Kelly Kansas City: L. G. Gates, I Ray; c E. Howard. Mesa James A. Hope. Prescott; Willis Greer. Colum- bia. Tenn
 CAMPAIGN AGAINST SCABiES- The live stock sanitary board just now is giving considerable attention to stamping out scabies and foot and mouth disease among the sheep and goats in the northern part of the state These diseases have been giv- 1 ing the stock raisers some little trou- ble recently and the board has started i d determined campaign in order to get rid of the nuisance.
 OBTAINED HER FREEDOM 1 A divorce was granted Mrs. Ada ] Cutler yesterday from Lorenzo Cut 1 Ter It did not take Judge Phillips 1 long to reach a decision after the evidence was laid before him. The parties were married in Utah after d brief acquaintance but they lived to-
 gether only four months. Within 1 that time the husband had choked his wife several times and had thrown l her about the house, applying vile l epithets to her.
 i MEDAL TO BE SHOT FOR-A ! ,-iy1 in itS- center a medallion on which are in
 1 scribed the words Arizona Defense l Trophy" has been received by Ad- 1 jutant General Harris from the Du- 1 pont Powder company to be con- tested for by rifle teams representing the various companies constituting
 1 the Arizona National Guard The 1 shield is d genuine work of art and l is certain to awake the keenest ri-
 valry among all those qualified to contested for it's possession. BROoKtNs WOULD COME-Ro 1 molo Fanculli. of New York, mana ger 1 oC Walter Brookins. the celebrated
 | aviator has written the secretary Of
 l the fair commission asking for in-
 1 formation regarding the chances for
 1 making a contract for exhibition
 flights at the coming state fair. Fan :
 l culli says the feature of Brookins 1 flights this year is the carrying of l passengers. So many other attrac-
 1 tions are under consideration that it
 l is possible the aeroplane proposition
 ] will not be considered by the com
 l mission this year.
 DEATH OF PAUL HULL-Word
 has reached the city of the recent
 death of Paul Hull former resident
 of Phoenix. Mir Hull who was an
 accomplished newspaper man and
 correspondent of Chicago came here about sixteen years ago and was for Il some time employed on The Repub- ] lican as it's representative in the ] nineteenth legislature. Subsequently, 'i MT Hull started and conducted for a couple of years the Arizona Graphic He returned to Chicago after a. resi- | dcnce here of about three years and for a long time previous to his death l occupied a responsible position in the post office at Chicago.
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