Arizona republican., 1913-12-02

WILL FILED-The will of Philip BOttler was filed in the probate di- vision of the Superior court yester- day.
 GUARDIAN APPOINTED-Mrs Ida Townsend was yesterday appointed guardian for George Harrison Rose veare and William Earle Roseveare, minors, by Judge Phillips of the Su- periOr court
 BABY GIRL BORN-A fine big baby girl came to the home of Friebert Schumacher, S16 South Third Ave. Fritz Schumacher is baker at the Phoe- nix Bakery. Mother and baby are dO- ing fine
 THREE MORE FOR FLORENCE Deputy Sheriff McCafferty of Cochise county passed through the city yester- day morning for Florence with three prisoners from the big square county, the charges were destined to the peni- tentiary
 FUNERAL OF ISAAC JACKSON- The funeral of Isaac Jackson who died yesterday will be held from the parlors of Merryman & Hayt, this afternoon at two-thirty Rev J. Burgess of the A. NJ F. church will officiate and buri- al will be in Greenwood
 OFF FOR THE PEN-R F. Cole bank and Augustin Alvarez Were yes terday taken from the county jail of Maricopa county and sent by rail to the state prison at Florence. Colebank will serve one year for forgery and AlvereZ has eighteen months staring him in the face for horse stealing
 FUNERAL OF MRS. T. F. Me COURTR REY-The funeral of Mrs. T. F. McCourtrey wife of Rev. T. F. Me Courtrey of 11O6 North Twelfth street will be held from the First Baptist church at ? o'clock this afternoon. Rev. J. Harvey Deere of the First Baptist church will conduct the services. The interment will be made in Evergreen cemetery. Mrs McCourtrey died un- expectedly on Sunday afternoon.
 AT THE FORD HOTEL-Irene L. Cayler, Los Angeles; Edith Tenant Los Angeles; D. F. Carey, Tucson; F. J, Allen San Francisco; Jose Mendoza San Francisco: T's J. Romeo. city: NJ $. Robertson, Fl Paso; Leo. Cannon, Bisbee; R. F. Mevatt. Globe; Joe Evar- ra, Globe; s. Sanchez, Globe;. Henry Hamilton, Walton; Roy Hamilton Walton; Will Reynolds. city: Miss Ida Baland. city; MT. and Mrs J. E. Bee kett, Cumberland O.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL-W. Satori. Williams; l.. Anderson. Arlington: T. $. FareelL Cleveland. ohio: L l.. Ded- man, Plaice, Ariz.; J. l.. Terse, Naco; c. F. CoWan, San Francisco: c. Kratz- Ter, Casa Cirande; MT and Mrs. Thomp- son, Los Angeles. Parker Allison. Douglas: J. F. Collins. New York. N Y: c. Bathgate, Kansas City, Mo: C. w. Lapham. Mesa: w. A. McCqndless Fl PasO; Arthur Broughton, Superior: J. A. McAleer. san Francisco: Tom Steel, PaIO Verde; Geo Garin. City: r. A. Stone, Patagonia: Edwin Rule. So nora: Miss Bide. Rcdlands: A. II. Gap pering Denver: w. NJ. Miller. Flag staff: C. IT. Thaw, Denver; s. R. Fox. Oakland; Geo. Livingston. Los Angeles
 WOMAN'S CLUB TICKETS-Until noon today tickets for the Woman's club entertainment to be held this eV- ening in the Woman's club building, will be on sale at the Busy Drug Store Berryhills the Adams Pharmacy. Don ofrios. Central Drug store. the Ozanne Drug store and the Sun Drug store. At ? o'clock the ticket sale will open at the Woman's club building. small proportion of the seats are being re- served at seventy five cents each. The tlitIt LINFAt-l S'tlt VIII De limited to the of the house so that everybody will be assured of a seat Tickets should be secured early today and thereby avoid disappointment and the rush at the last minute
 BIG EVENTS AT SKATING RINK
 Big events are the order for the even ing at the skating rink. Races of the finest class will be run. and all sorts of entertainment is being planned by the First of the evening events will be the 1 mile for profes- sionals, matched race for $50. in which the best skaters of the southwest will appear. Following the professional event there will be a free-fOr-all l mile event, in which the local non-pros will see how they compare with the big fel- lows in the matter of time For this event suitable prizes will be awarded The crowd as usual will be the most orderly in the city. and will be in spected for Undesirables as they enter the rink Eastman, the manager of the rink, allows none of bad character in the hall and there is no rowdy action countenanced in the skating hours