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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-17

Editor Green of Sawyer was a visit
or in Minot Tuesday night He says
that there are ten threshing rigs with
in sight of one point north of Sawyer,
but even at that the threshers will
have to hustle to get the work done
before winter sets in.
Frank Wilson of Edmonton, Alta, is
visiting friends in Minot Mr. Wilson
is now engaged in the real estate bus
mess at Edmon ton, city Of $4,000
population, and one that bids fair to
exceed in size it's rival, Calgary before
long.
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PRESENT WEEK HAS BEEN IDEAL
FOR THREsHING-TH DAYS
MORE NEEDED TO SAVE THE
WHEAT CROP-WILL BE WORTH
LESS BY SPRING.

This has been an ideal week for
threshing. Every day many thousands
northwest is threshed out. resulting in
the storage Of quite a large percentage
Of our magnificent crop safely within
the granaries But we still need thirty
days threshing to save all of the wheat
to say nothing of thousands Of acres
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IGNITE COST
May Be HIGHER
Mines Must Pay Higher Wages and
This Will Mean Increase in Price of
Produc t. Dealers Report No
Change Vet.

The price of Ignite coal will in ;.I'
pro stability be advanced 25 cents q
ton by North Dakota dealers by the
time that winter stes in. Some of
the mines have increased the price
at the mine to $3.50 ton, because of
the high wages the miners are get
ting, and they find it hard to get u
sufficient number of miners at any
price. Ignite coal delivered in Mi
not is now selling at SO. so q ton, but
one dealer stated that it would not be
surprising at all if the price woulo
soon be advanced to SO. Is per ton.
In f"ct one of the biggest OF the
states mines wanted to advance tho
price Of Ignite in Minot last Week Is
cents ton, but the dealer wou1d not
stand for it, unless the mine could
guarantee to furnish all the coal
needed and as fast as it was wanted.
This was impossible to guarantee
Some of the smaller mines are stln
charging from $1.75 to $500 a ton at
the mine, but the output for each of
the mines is not large. When one
figures that men and teams in Mipot
habe been commanding from $500 to
81 so day, it would hardly pay them
to haul coal from the mines, at that
price. Ignite coal in carload lots
F. O. B. Minot is quoted at 50. 50
a ton, which means about SO. Is . ton
delivered to the bin.
Miners wages are high. Down in
the Lehigh Valley common laborers
now receive $3.50 a day and miners
more. This is drawing many of the
North Dakota miners east The min
ers at Wilton, N. D., mines have been
getting 81 cents ton for macl
mined coal, but the Independent un-
derstands that the price is to te ad-
vanced to 64 cents a ton. Other
mines that do not have the machines
are offering 81 go ton for mining
the coal.
Local dealers cannot fill the orders
fast enough. No one is allowed tt
suffer, but it is hard to fill the bins
as many are anxious to get their win
ter's supply, and know that they vii
be cared for. Perhaps when the har
vest is over, miners will be more
plentiful and the situation may thu
be somewhat relieved. One must re
member however, that when winter
once sets in, twice as much coal viii
be burned as is now icing used, anc
to use the common vernacular, tn
mines and dealers will have to e
along some.
Few dealers are able to sell .
pound of hard coal and eastern soft
coal is high. The price on the lat
ter advanced 10 cents ton last weel
and the freight rates Is cents, so tha
it is now retailing for SO a ton II
Minot. Many who burned eastern
soft coal exclusively last year, arr
mixing Ignite with it, half and half
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-17

Justice F. w. Bishop and wife Of
Greeley township returned last week
after a three months absence i'm Wis
consin, where they went to care for
their mother in her last illness,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-17

Bismarck viii have law school.
Judge Bruce will give regular lee
lures. There will be a three year
course and It is expected that some
first class legal lights VIII he turned
out Bismarck is a good locar1on Tor
a law school as there IL available
law library Of 10000 volumes.
I. r. Nelson Of Plaza vino was pre-
sented With twins. II setting up two
cigars instead Of one.
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Eugene DISCARD, the Carpio elevator
man, was a Minot visitor Friday. He
stated that not over ten per cent OF
the grain in that vicinity had been
threshed up to that time.
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RlGHT-OF-WAY OFFICE
LOCATED HERE

The Great Northern has moved its
right-of-way office from Devils Lake
to Minot, on account Of the large
amount Of construction work on hand
In western North Dakota. Ole
Skraatas 10 in charge Of the work.
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.ucumcRri News 0so4
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior. L. :. lard
Oficc ~ Tuoumcari. New Mexico
October -, 1919
Notice y hereby given that John W.
Campbell, one Of The heirs and for tho
heirs Of sallie VI. Campbell, deceased,
Of Tuoumcari, y NJ. who ON July 2,
1907, made n r. No. 1899. for WI
sell, MEL SwIi and SEH NwI Sec
!, Twp I'm, ring BE, y NJ p Mori.
dian, has dlcd notice Of intention 70
mako riral Five Year Proof, 20 es.
.ahlish claim 10 he land above do.
,cribcd, before Register and Receiver
T. : Land Once at Tucumcari, y. VI.
on -he IN day OF December, 1912
claimant names as witnesses:
Lee Sherwood. W V. Smith. II !.
>'ochctt. aud X T. Uorue, oil If ia.
nuuari. y. NJ.
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Nov Nov 20 ~
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RECEIVERS I

am now prepared to accept hrd- ar
'Ae following described property owned
by the international Bant ~ Cummerc,
rucumcari, \. M..
Me-. NEH See - Twp ION Rag 80
f., and NJ NV. See 80 and SEH
SWh Sec 10 Twp ION. RING 81 r., con
tanning 1862 % 100 acres, and sEH
SWH, VIZ SEA See II, nd NWH
NEh See Pa Twp l0N Rng 20 f. con
'aiGinR 100 acres, Quuy county, y "
SEA Nwh aud SWlt NET and lot.
, and 3 Sec 4 Twp lOE Rug ~ T., con.
tanning l5a 81 100 acres, Quay county.
Y. NJ.
Lots 9. y aud T. 81 tnmar's sub
liv Of lotS !, ., 3 and Of Block 10,
original towusite Tucumcarl, lots u,
r. and 7 Chenault's sub. Div. Of lots
9, q, 10, u, ~ Of Block rs or Tucum.
carl, Lots = @. D, and + Lamar's Sub
Div Of lots o 10, IL and 70 Of Blk ~
OF Tucumcsri, n. NJ
Lot 5 Block ~ OF TucumrarJ y NJ
A 80 interest in and 10 Lots II and
70 IN Block 30 Russell's addition.
Lot . in Block 8 Of Gamble addition
n Tucumcsri,
II, u. JONES, Receiver
Int national Bank Of Commerce
TuUWsaTi, n N
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.tNI"hII News uI1I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior, y. g. land
Office an Tyrumcar!. New Mexico
November ~, 1912
Notice IS hereby given that william
+. Sax,On, Of Ard, y. NJ. who on Aug.
-. 1916, made IL f. No. lO22l, for SEX
500 Is, Twp ~, Rng BE, Nm + Ne
ridign has filed notice of intention 70
make Final Five Year Proof 70 cstab.
lisn claim 10 the land above described,
before l. T., Williams, { ( Commits.
,,orcr ut Murdnch. y. VI IN he sth
luv oI January, 1913.
Claimant names ~ witnesses;
Elmcl Downing, John y Yeakley, j.
VI Stats, John Renner, oil Of Ard,
New Noxjcc.
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Nov % dec 20 IT
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.umear. News 0s6l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

I'"TIIfmcnt Of NE Interior, Z. 5. land
of''e AZ Tucumcari, New Mexico
November IA, 1919
Notice - hereby given that John u.
i',vucr 4 Ard, y. VI. who IN October
4, !905, mada II + No. gO323, for NWit
%c 25, Twp ~, Rug 30E, y VI p Ne.
dian has dled notice ~ intention ~
make Final Three Year Proof 70 cs.
abi.sh riaim "a the land above 10.
-"rihcd, before l.. L. Williams, L :
Commissioner at Nurdock, y. VI on
ID" ''h day Of January, 1919.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Charles r. Robertson, 4. L. Patton.
ic11y Crofford, No-shal' Rcbhp-scr
uI' 90 Nrd. Y. ".
r. \ r'ru''cc Register
N.' 80 Doc 20 Or
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l.uueaI. News O9s'
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

iI"par'ment of IN" Interior, l.. $. land
Once % Tucumcari, Now Mexico
Noycmhp' IS. 1912
Notice l., nerct.y given that Samue.
Williams. ~ r0'rv. y. u vLo -
= n.uary, IL. l''-. made II l. 70. l4nG1
'.r S@r 3. Twp 81, Bng 2sE. y
II J. Meridian, las fled nUice oc in.
'r,'ou 90 IA ,Ae liull Five Year Proof
30 establish vim 20 sl- land above De.
s.ribed. before Murry W. Shaw. 4. :,
,',mmtss!oncr r. i~llsSe'l. Y. VI IN the
''H DAY Of January, 1913.
rln.mgn' names as Witnesses:
,rrpdolpi'us Dowd, iIassell. y. ".
Marvin Beck. curry, y. W.; Henry =.
Cobb. ,urry. Y. NJ: Alex Forp, Curry.
N,w N"vino.
K. 4 Prer"i'.. Register
E.E - Dee On ~
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Uramcar News 0Ill
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department VI he Interior, L. 3. Land
ONCE az rncumcati, New McVicc
November u, 1912
Notice = hereby given that Nar'iu
Franklin Walker. Of Tucumcari, y. VI.
who on February j.. 1905, made he No
7o72 for WI. NEh and Eta NwtI
Soc =, twp ION, Rug ROE. y NJ t
Meridian. has dled notice of intention
to make Final 1--WE Year Proof, 70 o.
.ahIisa claim 20 the laud above de.
scr.b,i. before Register ana Receive
I : Land Ohice a. Tucumcori, y. VI.
ru Tho 18th day Of January, 1919
fla m8r' names Ne witnesses.
a. l.. Wood. T.. n, Sisnsy. w.. u
~o.y"r., u. r. rorrlcy. 9'I ~ Tucum
.,r.. y VI
u A. pen. rc. kogls'or
Nov Do he, % Ir
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
.urlcaII \rW~ a.,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

ng'mcnt Of the Interior [. :. Land
Office ~ TuoNmcoti, New Mexico
D"romhcr :, l949
Notice . hereby g!ycn rAa' CHARLES
T., Sis, ni Forrest, y VI who On Ma.
/, i'n; mad" II f. 80. lt"a., r." NWI,
20" /, Twp GN, Rug &,I,, VI f. Nc
"dion, ma filed uo:icc of intention 20
make ltnui Three Year Proof, 20 c>
'abiisa claim 10 the land above lie.
.ct.hcI, before l.. T. Williams. Z. :.
commissioner ~ Murioch, y W. ar
mo ~ day u January, 1913.
'lGinrut name A. witue-,cs:
waiter Mcbride, Forrest. y. IT,. 10.
,cpH IS. Bccvor,, Forrest, y. VI. j. n.
S!rdge, Forrest, y. W.: Coidi" T.. ImI'i
of Nurlock, y. NJ.
Il \ irru',r. R.4,.r.r
De. li Ian 10 -
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.r4N'rau Views rs
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

- I'lg'mcnt ~ TN Interior, L. s. Land
p'ir" at Iucumc1ri, New Mexico
November "a, 1912
N".Ie" j., herebc given thar Lester G..
Lover, of NcA'r7er, y. ". who on
August g, 1908, made HE 40 Os66 for
wv Sc, II, Twp 6N, Rig 3oE, y "
T. Meridian, has flcl notice Of .nten.
zion 20 make rina' Three Yenr, Proof,
90 establish claim 20 tho and above
described, before l.. f.. Williams, Y :
Commissioner ~ Murdock, Y. " On
he 'nru dry o. January. 1919.
Claimant uIWes "a Witnesses:
". \. RurT1n. J. ". Crawford, Harry
CAY. .iphu Nr"inh"gou. al ~ MrAlister
New Mexico.
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NOV N Dau 90 n
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rncumcari News os5O7
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. s. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
November IL. 1912
N"ico IA hereby given that Ozsle
Davis, Of Quay, v. VI who on February
., 1905, made HE No. 22a53, for Stb
NEl Sec ., and Nj MEL Sec 7, Twp
N. ring 3oE, y VI = Meridian, has
filed notice ~ intention 70 make Flnal
Three Year Proof 70 establish claim 70
The aud above described, before L. T.
Williams, 4. :. Commissioners. ~ Mur.
d"ch, y. VI. on the 18th day of %1ruuary.
1913.
Claim .uf names as Witnesses:
u. T. Reid, G.. \ Perduo, T. II. Dunn.
WI Springer, al Of Quay, y "
e. A. PRENTICE. Register
\Uy % De- 90 81
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NOTICE FOR PUnLIcATToN

OoNNTfmoni ~ Toe In'crIoF, I. s.. Land
OHce ~ Tucumcari, New Mexico
Noyomher 81. lHl2
Motto, Is hereby given that Alfon7o
Barnard, Of Quay, y. VI. who an June
3, 1900, made " r No. ONO, for ST.,
SEii Sec 20, and ~. MEL, See 70.
'TwT ny, Rng 3OE y VI p Meridian
has fled notice OF intention % make
Final Three Year Proof. 70 establish
claim Ia the lnud above described, be.
fore Register and Receiver Y & land
az Tucumcari, y VI IN the 9Th
day of January, 1919
Claimant names "a witnessed.
!. VI, Bond, W. T. Bond, &. A.. Moody
j. Allen, al ~ Quay, ". VI.
r. A, Prentice, Register
Nov. % Dec 81 -
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.uuutal4 Mons ulgJu
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

''rpaI7nlcn ~ 'hc Interior. u. =. lHud
Ofic" a; iIgpm.JIl, New Mckee
Nrvrmhrr IL. lglg
Notice - hereby given hat JolG
= Reid. ~ Quay, y. VI who % Feb.
.uury =, zoos. made He No .Ill-
for "a, NWi, and e. SWi,. Soy'ion
8. Twp -, Rng 29E, y " z Meridian
IIs filed notice VI Intention 80 NOSE
Iir,. Three YeaI Proof % establish
lam . me and above described be
'.s, H. T.. Williams. T. = Commissioner
- Nur ocDsN VI 70 th- l2.i day %,
jIuua.y. 1879.
i'a mani anne ls Witnesses:
e.. \ perduc. o. i. Davis. vii
~p.-gcl, Rohort ,arady. a!l Of Qu,v.
\,H Mexico.
r. \ peau.,re. R4gistcr
Nov o.. p". gu 81
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Lodge Directory
Masons

Tucumcari Lodge No %, A. p. 4 A.
NJ. meets in Masonic Hall Regular
meetings lst and SRI Mondays OF each
month ~ $50 p m. All visiting broth.
era welcome
H.. O.. Jacobs, W. n
j \. Whitmore, Sec'y
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Eastern Star

Bethel Chapter No. ~. order Faster
star. meets 10 Masonic hall every End
and Alb Tuesday oiGh'' 70 500 T. u
Visitors cordially invited,
Mrs.. Margaret Whitmore, " "
Mrs 4. q. ElkinG. See
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ROYAL Arch CHAPTER

Tucumcari Royal Arch Chapter No.
Is Regular Convocation, 2ud aud 4th
Mondays OF each month in Masonic ball
6. 1880 = Al visiting companions
welcome.
A r. Carter, High Priest
J.. T.. wbitmore, Scc'y
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L o. o F.

rucumcari Lodge / o. q + meets IN
NasoDic hall every Thursday uigh'
Visiting Brothers always welcome
y G-rred KreRer
V. en- + Parish
See 'y--G " Yost
Treas A =. Falkeubcrg
Trustee - vr.terml--G. A. Eager
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Rebekah

Ruth Rcbesah Lodge 40. T. meets
the ls' and "'t Tucsdav night ~ each
mouth in Masonic bah Visitor, vel
come
y. G.-Nrs ANNA DeOliNrrs
:. G.-Mrs Marie Jacobs
Secrc'aty--Mrs. Miuuie parh
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B Of /. Z

CGmpanb Div 80. IS, 3 # l. r
every Non'ay af'croo. 90, . Oh,
g. m IL Masonic hall.
i. r. Me \lpiue E.. l.
H. q. Jacobs. Sec \ Treas
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COMMISSION ID
 TAKE EVIDENCE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


 he said, had amounted to ss,OO0,0OO annually
 Though the mayor lost his temper time and again and protested to Mir. Buckner that he was asking foolish questions, the young lawyer kept at his task patiently. unrufhed by the rebuffs. The crowd which jammed the aldermanic chamber until standing room only remained, frequently broke into applause at the mayors retorts.
 T hope you do not think am trying to badger you, MT. Mayor" remarked Mir. Buckner.
 '1Oh, 1 have to make allowance for your zeal and everything" replied the mayor laconically. T was young once myself"
 Afetr the heads of all IF inspection districts of the greater New York po- lice zone had been called as conelud- ing witnesses, the department trial of Captain Cornelius G. Hayes ended late today Decision of the issue. mainly one of veracity between Hayes and Police Commissioner Rhinelander Wal do. concerning the policy of the po- lice department toward disorderly houses, rests with Deputy Police Com missioner Douglas l. Macay, sitting as judge. He reserved decision. Hayes, recently denoted as head of an inspection district because he off cially stated that Commissioner Waldo had ordered him not to enter disorder ly houses so long as there was out ward show of decency, has sworn on the stand to having received such or ders, which the commissioner has flat ly denied under oath. Hayes IT asso- ciate inspectors were called to the stand one after another late today. Their brief testimony was uniformly favorable to the commissioner, in that they all declared they had never re- ceived the mo raid' order which Hayes described. On the other hand number of the inspectors testified that the commissioner had repeatedly admonished them. under penalty of demotion, to keep their districts clean Hayes counsel had no further ev idence to present. Summing up was dispensed with.
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BULL MOOSE Is
 SHORT 0f FUNDS
HAVE OBLIGATIONS oUTsTAND ING AMOUNTING TO OVER
 FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Two Largest Contributors to the New Party Are George w. Per
 kins and Frank A. Munsey.

New York, Sept. 10.-The progress sige national party since it was form- ed in Chicago on July 1, last has re- ceived total contributions amounting to $55,l99 and expended $55,233, ac- cording to Eton H. Hooker, the par tvs national treasurer.
 MT. Rockers announcement today was in the form of a statement which also showed that unpaid bills up to September z, amount to $3,56l57 and obligations for rent, printing and other contracts outstanding amount to $53.124
 Of the total contributions the New York headquarters received $53, ,327 and the Chicago headquarters $1.S72. The New York expenditures were s51 .6S2.3S and those of Chicago $3,- 5510S.
 The two largest contributors were George w. Perkins and Frank A. Munsey who gave $15,000 each. George Moore of New York and Mrs. Pinehot. each gave $5.000.
 The s1,000 contributors were Wm. Wrigley. Jr.. of Chicago; w. E. M Roosevelt. George Roosevelt. George A. Soden of Chicago. and the family of Charles H. Davis of South Yar- mouth, Mass; Mrs Emlen Roosevelt gave $500 and Miss Emily T. Carew a sister of Mrs Theodore Roosevelt gave $300.
 George P. Porter of Chicago was credited with one contribution of s70C and another of $500.
 Others who gave $500 each were Jessie N. Hunt of New York: Edward arris of Rhode Island: Mary H Foulke, Richmond Ind; August Hecksher of New York and ]. P. Griel of New York. Those who gave $25( were Paul Block of New York; Queene Ferry Con.in. Illinois, and John T. McCut lheon of Illinois. Among those who gave s100 were Charles Adams. Georgia and G. E Everett, Kentucky. Several hundred contributors sent from $1 to $25 each Accompanying the statement is ar appeal from the national committed for additional funds.
 Of the disbursements, one of tht larger sums was $12,137 appropriated for railway transportation and speak lers expenses.
 | Funds sent to state committees O 23 states amounted to $16,906. Fo salaries of employees $7,647 has bee,
 paid and 5000 has been advanced for expenses at the Chicago head quarters.
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VIII Fred Clarke manage the Pitts burg baseball club next year? In some quarters there prevails the belief that Clarke is about to retire from the game to his ranch and flour mill in the Sunflower state.
 Fred's contract as manager of the Pittsburg club expires this year. It Is not known whether he will renew it or not. It was believed when he last signed that the document was a two year affair. It wasn't; it was for one year only--until the end of the 1912 season.
 It is believed the greatest left fielder that ever lived is growing tired-that he is becoming wearied of the hurly- burly life of baseball-that he be lieves the time has come when he should settle down with his family to enjoy the good things his many stren' uous years of endeavor on the base ball diamond have earned for him Clarke cannot achieve greater honors than are his. He has shown himself to be one of the great leaders of base ball; he has won pennants and also q worlds championship No greater re ward exists for the baseball manager.
 Clarke has been at the head of the great Pittsburg club since 1901 when, with Wagner. Philippe, Leach and other stars, he came from Louisville. the Colonels being transferred bodily to the Smoky City. He has made a name for himself--a name that will live as long as baseball lives He has made his team a team that has been feared by all others-a team which has always been up front in the National league race.
 But, all things must come to an end. So must Fred Clarke's tenure of office as manager of the Pittsburg club be concluded some day. Fred is now past forty-and a wealthy man His wife has been urging him for years to quit the diamond life and settle down. When asked by baseball scribe the other day as to whether or not he was to re. tire Clarke was evasive. Finally he stated in reply to the reporters re- pedteu iHquliieS lHdt nc might anu Hc might not This was all that could be learned from him.
 Much speculation Is being indulged in by the baseball fans of pittsburg and other cities as to who would be Clarke's successor in the event of his retirement. Some pick Hans Wagner. They base their supposition on the fact that Hans Is slowly but surely going back and that berth as leader of 6 National league club would be
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JACKSONVILLE WON.

Columbus, Ga, Sept 10.By de- feating Columbus , to | in today's game of the post season series, Jack sonville won the championship. Of the South Atlantic league. The visitors took four of the five games played be- tween the winners of the first and second divisions of the 1912 season The local team won the honors in the last half of the season, while Jackson vi le finished in first place in the first half.
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Mobile in Second Place.

Mobile, Sept, 10.-Mobile clinched second place by winning from Birm- ingham today, score 2 to l, in fast and well played game. HardgroYe, who was driven from the box yester- day, was sent back today and was hit opportunely. Cavet pitched great game. striking out men and allowing only five hits.
 Score by innings R H. E Mobile . 900 002 00x-2 ' 0 Birmingham ... 100 900 000-1 5 o
 Cavet and Dunn; Hardgrove and Dilger.
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Struck Out E,ioht.

St. Louis, Sept 10.-Hamilton was wild in the early innings and New York procured a lead that St. Louis could not overcome, the winners win ming the opening game of the series 8 to 3. Simmons playing was a feature. Mcconnell struck out eight
 Score by innings: K. H. E New York ...... 022 010 120-S IS St Louis .a.....0 .010 900 020-3 10 3
 Mcconnell and Sweeney; Hamilton, Allison and Krichell.
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RED MEN ELECTION.

Charleston. S. C., Sept. 10.-The great councils of the several states will hereafter care for the orphans of deceased members of the Improved Order of Red Men. This was prac- tically the only action of importance taken today during the annual con vention of the Red Men now in execu- tive session here. The annual erec- tion of officers Is scheduled for to- morrow. It was to have been held today but was postponed on account of other business.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-11
RECORD BALL GAME.

Wichita, Kans., Sept. 1Q-Wichita slaughtered four Sioux City pitchers, getting 27 hits and 26 runs Sioux City also hit hard. The game is thought 10 be a record for hits and runs in the Western league.
 Score by innings. R. H. E Wichita ..... FPS 9O1 40x-26 27 6 Sioux City .... 116 030 1O0-12 r 7
The Sentinel=record., 1912-09-11
BADEN WON STAKE.

Syracuse, W. r., Sept. 10.-Baden, piloted by A. s. Rodney. of Jersey City, N. J., won the $10.000 Empire stake for 2:14 trotters, the feature event of today's grand circuit program at the New York state fair, in straight heats. Forced to his limit, Baden trot- ted the distance in 2;06 3-4, 2:05 3-4. and 2:07 IA respectively, the three fastest heats of the year.