Arizona republican., 1907-10-05

are of course no localities in the east Iern and middle states where the wages are so high as in Arizona, but the .approach to them which has been made lessens the temptation of teach CTS tC come here where the cost of living is also higher than at home. Mir Fulton has therefore been compell- ed to lodge applications with two teachers associations.
 FIRST APPLICATION FOR HAO-
 HISSION.-The first application un- der the new law for admission to the bar comes from a woman, Harriet NJ. Kenefick of Globe. The fee of $10, making her eligible for the eXamina- ton. was received yesterday at the of flee of the clerk of the supreme court. This fee will be turned over to the ter ritorial treasurer who will issue a re- ceipt which the applicant must pre- sent to the examining board. The next examination will take place on November 9. just before the adjourn ed meeting of the supreme court.
 SUNDAYS GAME FOR MoNEY- The purse for which the MaroOns and Athletics will battle Sunday after noon. was put up last night and all the preliminary arrangements were agreed upon. The lineup Of both hines will
 be the same as last Sunday including the substitutes. Delgado will fling the blenders for the Maroons and Hull for the Athletics. The winner will take the purse and all the gate re- ceipts. the loser gets nothing but chagrin and the fun of playing. Del is managing the Maroons in this con- test and hopes to get better support than he had last Sunday. Sullivan will probably hold the indicator, having been agreed upon by the two mana gers. on account of each player being financially interested in the result. ev- erybody is expected to play harder and header ball than heretofore. The Athletics will practice Sunday morn- ing about o'clock. The result de- bends a good deal on Hull's control and Delgado's support, but it will be spirited game. nevertheless.
 THE PHOENIX JUNIORS. - The Phoenix Junior baseball team yester- day received their new gray suits and are ready to meet any team in the ter ritory or the universe of their sizes and ages. In fact, size is not barred. but the bows are not afraid of any az gregation whose members are not over sixteen years of age. The boys of the Phoenix Juniors are under that age. They especially challenge the Phoenix High School nine. They expect to meet clubs from Prescott and Tucson. and will probably find a place in the com ing tournament at Tucson. The team will probably be seen in its new ar ray at the park tomorrow in a game with the Mexican team. Stanley Por- ter will be the manager in charge.
 FINED AND FURlOUS.-C. McCor- mick was yesterday arraigned in Jus tice Kyle's court. charged with being drunk and making a loud and disor- derly noise and was given seven days for his Offense. When the officer started to take him to the county jail he refused to go and caused big dis turbaHce in court, for which Justice Kyle would have added 20 days to his sentence had he not already signed his commitment. Mccormick finally broke loose from the officer and ran, but was caught and the persuading influence of the steel twisters was brought to bear on his anatomy and he walked back to jail without a word of protest.