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The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
LONG SHOTS WIN.
Louisville Talent Suffers in Two of
 the Events.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 4.--The second week of the Louisville racing assocla- tion's fall meeting was opened this afternoon with splendid card of six we'll balanced races. of which the old Inn Handicap in the fourth. at a mile
 was provided aa hesdliner. In the latter, HanbIidge. running to his good form of Saturday won. while All Red was forced to hustle to get the place by a head from Old Honesty which closed very fast on the inside. Long shots gave the talent jolt in two lsces Kiddy Lee taking the opener and paying for a $5 straight ticket Sl4075. while in the third Pocotahgo was nude upset at the price of $143.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
SEAT SALE IS
 UNPRECEDENTED THOUSANDS WHO WANT ADMls- SION TO CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
 ARE TO BE DENIED.
Letters With Money for Reserved Seats Are Left in the Postoffce to
 be Returned to Senders.

PitysbuIg, Oct 1.-The National Baseball Commission having charge of the sale of seats for the worlds series games here between Pittsburg and De- troit announced today that the pub. lie ale of reserved seats advertised for Wednesday had been called off, owing to the fact that no tickets were left for either of the games of Friday or Saturday
 The mail order sale of reserved seats has been unprecedented, tlle 1S,- 514 tickets for each game at Forbes Field having been all sold forty-eight hours after mail orders were received, and the announcement being made by an official of the Pittsburg Baseball Club that $l00,000 worth of orders for seats for the first two games here have been returned, with a notice that no reserved seats were left.
 The local club refused to accept their mail at the postoffice after Sat uday morning and all letters arriv- ing after that time were returned 10 the senders.
 There still remains 12,000 bleacher and standing room tickets that will be put on sale each of the games here and from present indications police re- serves will be necessary to control the crowd of people who were disappoint- ed at not getting reserved seats.
 The officials of tine Pittsburg club are not taking any chances on all not being accommodated with present seating capacity of Forbes Field. the largess baseball park in the world. and extra seats are being built around the grounds, thus preventing ground rules
 Eight thousand seats are being built in right and left field, thus giving the park sealing capacity of 4S,OO0. With those standing all baseball rec ords are expected to be broken dur ing the games here
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
HEAVY DROP IN
 COTTON MARKED UNLOADING OF THE LONGS cAus- Es SEVERE SLUMP IN
 THE PRICES. Following the Slump in Prices Came a Rise That Was Within Few
 Marks of High Record.

New Orleans, Oct 4.-Quicll to take advantage of decidedly bullish cot ion crop condition report, New Or leans longs unloaded just as soon as the figures. 5S5, were received here this morning, and sent the market down 20 points The report was with in two-tenths of point of the lowest on recoSd and the first tendency of the man,et was to advance. January went from 13.4S to 13.53 and then with other options went down under heavy realizing sales to level 20 points lower.
 New high records for the season were established in the cotton market during the day. Following the pub fishing of bu1Fsh report on the con dition of the crop from the department of agriculture. But for the heavy real izing sales in which it was said a prominent New Orleans bull, now in in New York led the market prob ably would have been a runaway ar fair As ft waa it advanced on the two reports p 10 26 points, but sround the noon hour was only 3 pointe over Saturdays closing.
 The first report on ginning was i.s- sued at 9 o'clock and caused an open ing to 10 points up in spite of an unfayorable Liverpool market. Bears expected the returns, which were up to September 25, would exceed those of the same date last year, but the figures were 2,562,SSS bales, against 2,930.939 a year ago. Disappointed shorts covered heavily and longs ad. ded to dhedr lines, with the result than an advance of IS points was prices slumped heavily, breaking 5 to brought about.
 The market was steady at il o'clock when the condition figures were read out This caused further advance above the previous highest levels of The morning of to 5 points aud made fresh high levels for the season With rn very few minutes profit taking was being indHdged dn heavily and $ points at a time.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05

lall that had been called on Wilson.
 Mullen. new umpire. put Moren out of the game. and also elected Knabe and Doolan. The latter two players refused to leave the field and after waiting for Manager Murray to provide substitutes for them, Umpire Mullen awarded the game to New York, 9 10 Q.
 The spectators sided with the ref. cree and he was cheered when he feft the field The Philadelphia players were hisscd New York won the first game in the ninth inning. Doyle t1ed the score with a double in this round and made ahe winning run when Me CorlniclS singled to first R. II. E Philadelphia O-5 Il 3 New York ...001003002--6 8 o
 Corridor and Dooin; Wiltse and Wilson.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
FIREsToNE THE WINNER.
Stood Hard Drive to Beat The Squire
 at the Finish.

Belmont Park, N. Y., Oct. 4.-Fire- stone, the second choice, won today The New Rochelle selling stake, one mile in terrific drive from The Squire, Firestone carried top weight. l21 pounds, and it was only through his gameness that he was winner. Firestone followed the pace set by Mary Davis to the stretch. There Martin sent Firestone into the lead and was joined by the Squire, but fin { hard drive Firestone won by neck.
 Filst Race-One mile, $500 added; i; Sandrian won; Charlie Hargraves, second. Fighting Bob. third Time. 1:39 S-5.
 Second Race-Sueeplechase, about two miles. $500 added; Bell o. won; Ruxton, second: Brendan, third. Tine 4:08.
 Third Race-One and a sixteenth mfles, $500 added; Nimbus wun; Blue Book, second; zienap, third. Time, 1:46.
 Fourth Race-The New Rochelle selling stake. mile. s1,00O; Firestone won; The Squire, second; Mary Davis third Time 1:39. 1 Fifth Race-Selling six furlongsl straightaway; Acumen won; Little i Hoy. second; Louise Well, third Time 1:13 3-5
 ; Sixth Race-Selling, six and half fuIlongs; Campeon won; Royal Onyx second; Jeanne DArc, third. Time 1:19 3-5.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
HEARING POSTPONED.

Ardmore, Okla. Oct 1.-The hearing of Governor Charles N. Haskell's mo- tion to quash the indictments against himself and five Muskogee citizens in connection with the town lots case. vas postponed today until October F. If Judge J. A. MarshaMs decision on the motion is unafvorable, the case will be tmed in November in Chicka, sha
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
CUBS BEAT PIRATES.

Chicago, Oct 4.-Chicago closed the local National League season today by defeating the champion Ptssburg tearm to ?. Pittsburg scored two guns on Chicagc's ragged work in the fin:t and Frock held Chicago safely unt'l the eighth. In this inning tine winners punched six hits. one sacri- ice hit with errors by Miller and Alb stein and two men hit by pitched balls.
 R. II, F. Chicago ..O0OoooOSf--S II Pittsburg .2O0O00000 , 3 Brown and Moran, Brock and Gib son.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
RETAIL MERCHANTS PARADE.
win Assemble at ouachta and Cen.
 tral Avenues.

The retail merchants will assemble for the State Fair parade at the june tion of Ouachita and Central avenues Thursday morning at S;30 a. m. tn- stead of o'clock as previously am Eounced.
 The following merchants will close thsr places Of business in addition to the list that was formerly published H. D. Schultz, w. NJ. Fink, E. c, Thompson, B. A. Pearson, Henry Quinn, Denmanis Market. ]. NJ. Will loughby Joe Paytons J. F. Lester and R. o. Lewis.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
GIANTS GET 4 FORFEIT.

New York, Oct. 1.-The National League championship season in New York ended today under unfortunate circumstances, Philadelphia forfeiting the second game to tho locals. The first conssst was won by the home team, G to 5. and In the second the score in the fourth inning was to l, when Pitcher Moren objected to q
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
Order Remains in Force.

Guthrie. Okla, Oct. 1.-The final hearing of the temporary injunction and restraining order against the com. missioner and the Columbia Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City, was continued by Federal Judge Cotterel in the circuit court here today until tomorrow at Oklahoma City. Meapwhile the temporary restrain ing order remains in force. c. B. Ames. representing the Ma tional Life Insurance Company of Chi cago, s'atad to the court today that Its order was being ignored in that Commissioner Young had opened the bank this morning and was carrying on business as before. He asked that a citation for contempt be issued.
 Judge Cotterel announced he was ready to consider a contempt citation on the submission of proper affldayits that the order was being disobeyed Evidence on this point was submitted this evening.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
FATALLY INJURED IN FOOTBALL.

Pottsyille, Pa. Oct. 4.--Robert Mil lington, half back on the Pottsville high school football team, is dying at q local hospital as the result of a kick in the abdomen in a football game win the Snamohn high school eleven
 at Shamollin, Pa, Saturday afternoon.
 Physicians operated upon him and removed his appendix and also founI that an intestine was badly ruptured.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
"ALL NIGHT" SINGING.
Ends in a Fight and One Man ia
 Killed.

Banner, Tenn, Oct 4.--News reach. ed here today that at an "all night singing nine miles southsof here, in Alcorn county, Mississippi, Abe Coke was shot and killed by Capes Dixon after which a brother of Coke shos Dixon.
 It is believed the latter will de.
 All of the parties concerned in tho aqlay are prominent farmers of that vicinity The cause of the shooting is not known.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
HAD TWO WEDDINGS.
Miss Wanamaker Tied Fast to a
 Count of Paris.

Paris, Oct 4--Miss FernandIna Wanamaker daughter of Rodman Wanamaker and granddaughter of John Wanamaker was married this afternoon to Count Arthur De Heeren. of Paris and Biarrltz. The wedding took place in the presence of dis. There were two ceremonies.
 The first was carried out in the Catholic church of St Philippe Dr Role with fuil orchestral accompany. ment. This was followed by a pro. testant marriage at the home of tha bride in the Avenue Des Chai& Elysee, where the Rev. Alfred E Mortimer, of Philadelphia, offciatGs.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05

New York was a heavy seller in this market. The strength of a report that prominent New Orleans bull operator, now in New York, was one of the heaviest sellers, resulted in re. ahzing sales by many traders, who have been holding their cotton for some time.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
DUvALL A SUICIDE.
Cut Womsn's Throat Before Taking
 His Own Life.

Tulsa. Okla, Oct 4.-w. s. Duvai today cut the throat of Mrs. Cordelia Tanning. then slashed his own throat. and drank quantity of carbolic acid. causing his death a few minutes later
 Duval is said to have baeni madfy in love with the woman. Two months ago he was arrested for attempting to R'll her when she refused to marry him. Mrs. Tanning is believed to be fatally hurt.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05

GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS.
 Cor. Grand and Malvern Avenues.
 Cleanest and most up-to-date Stock of fresh groceries in the city. Fresh native and Kansas City Meats always on hand. A trial will convince you.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-05
CONTINUE ID PAY FROM FAILED BANK PRESIDENT NORTON HAS OFFER. ED ssoo,ooo FOR THE RETURN
 OF THE BANK.
Restraining Order Is Still Effective Final Hearing of Temporary ln-
 junction Is Continued.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct 4.--Not withstanding the restraining order is sued by the federal court at Guthrie, Bank Commissioner Young, under the direction of Governor Haskell, con tinued payments to depositors of the failed Columbia Bank and Trust Com pany throughout the day Judge Cot terel will come to Oklahoma City to- morrow and hold court to ascertain if the bank commissioner is in contempt
 President Norton of the bank and his associates have offered $S00.B00 to the state banking board for a re- turn of the band to their hands and the banking board members said ro- night that the bank would be transfer red to it's original officers tomorrow.
 Attorneys for the state today offer cd Judge Cotterel certified checks for the amounts claimed by the petition CTS for a receiver, but asked that the checks remain with the court until it can be shown that the bank nas offsets against these deposits.
 Commissioner Young and the other member of the banking board declared tonight that the restraining order does not apply to them because, they as sert it enjoins them from preferring one creditor above anonther, which they deny doing or having done in the past.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-30

\ oro,ic1tag behind d ,.ocatt, q 70 shoulder.
Dicks wound was bleeding freely.
hut the shock of the blow had passed
away, and his strength returned.
i Drawing hts revolver, he crept closer
ITO Jack, crying. II can shoot some! '' ss$
ss'l reckon you haven't more than al
flesh wound e encouraged Jack. Can
( you crawl to the horse r.
81 think U can, I, answered Dick.
hen go. Take the trail home ri
keep these fellows busy while you get
L away
Nh An Apache had crawled to the head
s$of d draw and crossed the butte into
i a second ravine, which led to the trail
/ down the cliff Sid On his belly he
/ had wormed his way up the pathway
4 until he overloo ked the rear OF the de-
/ fensive positio the two men occupied.
u Screened BY 81 ledge, he waited a "a.
vorable shot.
Jack again cauti onsly raised his head
ssand peered over the barr cade. Still
4 not an enemy was Ia sight AS the
Apaches had ceased to fire, he knew
j they were gathering FOR another stimuli
d taneous rush.
IN the breathing space which the
Apaches had given them JACK, who
had resigned himself to die, took new
grip on life. His dream of satonement
4 had worked out better than he had
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Only els 90 GO dan 81, Of us
sainna Lei IL be- you Dick Go back
10 he 10 and \
sss Dick gtsuggtsd 10 Il ting posture!
offering n ffor The rsnlisanf
hidden bshind tie ledge Oh the elf
trail The Apache took fun aflvasstnge$
and fred but missed Dick returned
the sho with his reYoiyes core gthe3
warrior could sink back behind the
rock. The Apache alurched forward in
his death blind ness with the last con-
5Vulsive obedience Of the muscles ere
the will fees. Then his legs crumpled
up beneath hin. and he toppled for
ward on the Hedge. His breechclout
caught an q rocky o5ection causing
the bod to hang headlong against the
side of the elf. Ills rifle fell from his
;nerYeless hands, altering and break
ing on the rocks below. {s.55
The sight served as a tonic 10 Dick.
His success braced his strength and
will. The Old Ia tile spirit Ssurged over
him. Only 65ith an sef feort did lie sup
press the desire to laugh and shout.
He would have leftSJack to fight 1t out
alone but q minute before, but the one
Shot drove all such ideas from his
mind
d, I'll be hanged IL IN COR he
shouted II stay and fight with you, !,
and, Selling his rifle, The Joined Jack in
stopping q rush Of the Apaches.
Re stopped them that time, !. Jack
cried with satisfact Ion. U! ia the lul he
again urged his comrade to escape to
the horse and return to Echo. Take
the horse, /" he insisted. s'ao while
there's q chance. 8 III
~ - shouted Dick determinedly. Il
was as much his fight as Jacks now 81
Jack though BIT more for Echo in that
moment thah he dld for himself. Here
Was the man she loved. He must go
back to her. The woman's happiness
depended upon Il. But; Jack realized
that while he was alive Dick would
stay. One supreme sacrifice was nee.
essary. 32S AZ
: he cried or I'll stand up and
let 'em get me. I: !
No; we can hold them Oh, : begged
Dick, firing as he spoke. ia s5.sss n
Swift Jack Payson arose and faced
1.-The Indians. s II:
Goodb = he cried to his comrade 81
Dick struggled TO his feet and threw
himself on Jack to force him down be
hind the barrfcade. For moment
both men were In full view Of The
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glGontlnnad from ,pi,ag;aals,t III;

Stone cant ous1y over the;
! soah, lla ssI " aals dian creeping up ag
sSEaw toward ttihesi Throwing hts rifle:
tO his aholl gllsss quick aim and
4 fired. The Apache To his feet,
Kan Few steps forward and tel
gspra Nlfne eony ulstppe shudder shook
I him, and ha lay SUI
got him u criesI Jack exul tantly
I a al he saw the result off the shot
;Sss But the exposure Of his head and
ilders above their barr cada had
lttfeEaWn more shots from other
members of the
NE bullets struck near the two men,
showing that the paclles had the
4 range
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dB IGiEz-
90 ana fsIssd-
Ing freely
Ds,zlss ring,
tie. Hsf5tiug had.
dz'sftsa ofslth-.
ward. Few OF
&; ne, / India q 3.
re g . b ed the
hosses, and a few
]. on sl'till 2 got away.
Scattering shots
showed the hunt
for those who.
fed on foot was.
still on. 4: 4. & !:
Then soft and
{ mel ow over can
yon and mesa
and butte foated
the bugle call:
rl.ec4llrngthe cav
alryn,en sto. the
J gnid don. b q elk
they came, cheer
ing and tun1ultu-
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CHAPTER XIV !

4 is dawn In the valley Of the Sweet
water. The outfit Of Sweetwater
ranch has gathered for the round
3t = up and the drive to the railroad.
IN the absence Of her husband Echo
:Payson had assumed complete charge
Of the ranch and with the help Of
:sagebrush had carried on the work
Just as she Thought Jack would do,
hoping against hope for his return in
safety and hiding her sorrow from
those about her. ..s + I. Z, 5iS5;;ss
81 Under q ciump Of cottonwood a chuck
wagon has halted. Many Of the boys
On the roundup are still asleep, the
night herders returning to camp. The
sock, Parenthesis, has started his prep
ara lions for breakfast. .s.s @ sS5
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B 'hey das1led a Z. I: TIE s,acsa 8

hey dQ6aaeEl sGCY0e6 tsae NC
saving their reyolvesS shots. The Indi-
ans were closing In Tor the last sxlssih
Izagsaie tisnountaG his men and
threw bis troop as roups sof slxixnisl
2ers down the draws Iaad ding INTO one
side of the canyon Slim and bis posse
were on the left fiank, armed with 70
volvers. Hardie With sec dash
ed down the traiI.
RI They came upon the Apaches With
the rush of q mo M torrent, ST il-s
ing them ID the front and on ths Hank
The cavalrynen hred at WIN each
splungtng from one cover 10 another as
he picked ont his
The Indians for d fesspg moments re-
piled shot ffpr shot heir stand was d
short one, however, and they began %
SfalI baclz
slim entered the canyon at the head
o9 the scouts driving the Apaches be-
fore him Both Jack ana Dick had
fallen Across the dies wave off
the battle flowed
Once the Indians llied, but 30 sud.
den was the attack so irresistib ls me
forward dash off the; cavaJryYIaan that
stl,ay became sdiscouEag ad ana hroke
and fled toward their TIA
|aota oilers ID
Elim hurried 10 DICKS Hstaa. seating rs
ygpa the worst hurt. III lsa s,alS beside
him tha man o5,asaed slas eyes
azadd ess EIa.a
ssgszsA ss7sHs 49, III
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ORDER CITY DIRECTORIES.

Owing to the expense Of producing
the new Directory Of Devils Lake, we
will only print few more copies than
We have ordered at the time Of going
to press, and we. would therefore re-
quest those who are going to want a
copy land have not already ordered, to
enter their order at once either with
sI mi. s j.. Howe, p. Mills, Or at the
Inter- Ocean office. !.
Devils Lake Directory Co. 4
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vn Insasa s1lay wsua
# H1th 5Ae had
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Ing 10 sssug % u tbs efaap s1
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bad he Maid TO htnsa11is, staald % Gm
IN fght sc oyltt to the last and
they charge thay won't get: us aifyss 81
81 Dick grpaned and opened his ayes.
"a hit hard Z be whisp 81
better 60.
Jhek was on his hands and knees
Ecrawiing toward his rife when his
comrada spoke. $5 Nh
be replied. both
ftxed to stay now, 80 lie close. m
bold 'en or as long as ! can, but e
thays rush save one shot for yourself
you understand e 5s,s5
Yes not aitvel' q answered Dick
weakly. his voice thin and his face
[ashenS and white with pain.
Jack reached the bowider and, with
an effort, raised himself and peered
over the edge
They're getting ready. WIN You:
take ny band now r be asked al he
held it out to Dick.
~ sure VIII RI his wound ed c,onrade
cried, arasping IL with ali the strength
lie possessed.
Jack smiled III his happiness. ~ He
felt be had made his peace with an
men and at last was ready to meet
death with & clear conscience. 5s55
SIT locks like the end. but wen fiaht
forS .s
The shrtll warwhoops Of the Indi-
| ans, the first sound they had made III
the fight, showed they felt confident OF
Eovervoming the men IL the next rush. 4
En- Tack and Dick had abandoned the
Rites and were now fighting the Indi-
ans Of with their reyolvsrs as they
ctosed ID on them.
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n Hs srnated a ] upo I, anbye shot.

EEs srnated q 3fu4,oY,1bss shot
planned Selling his life by bravely3
lighting IN ia good cause was ear. FAR
better than ending It BY his own hand.
SIt was d mans death. Fate had be-;
HfEiended him In the end.
Reaching his hand out to- Dick he
ttouched his should lei, ousing him from
VI stnpor into which he was sinking.
Quick. Dick. They're coming closer
ia he ordered. Don't be fool.
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Guard the ehalth Of your family by
keeping at hand a bottle of Chamber
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for coughs, colds and Group. For sale
by all druggists 33.: &.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-02
I o @ n A. ,.+h. >,The Kind You RaH Always Bjugtt 1s1a''F' os HNNtZx German Catholic Notes

During the months of July and August the masses on Sundays at St. Joseph's German R. c. church, Madi- son avenue. Rev. F'r. Dahme, pastor will be held at 8 and 10 a. m. The members of the St. Boniface German Catholic Social Club and also of the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Joseph's parish will receive communion in a body during the first mass on Sunday, July 4. The members of the latter society will hold their monthly meeting Sunday at S:45 a. m- and the members of the former society will hold their semi-annual meeting Sunday at s:45 a. m. when election of officers will take place for the ensuing six months.