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DROPPED FOR CAUSE.
George Washington University No
Longer in Carnegie Foundation.

Washington, June 10.-George Wash
ington university of this city has been
dropped from the Carnegie foundation
for the advancement Of teaching by the
executive committee Of the foundation.
The university recently retired two
Of its professors without giving them
any warning and depriving one of
them thereby Of the benefits which
would have come to him later on being
placed on the Carnegie teachers pen
sion fund.
Officers of the foundation investizat-
ed, it was stated tonight. and an
nOunced that the university had not
acted right toward the two retired pro-
fessors. and further that the university
was trying to cover too broad a field
with the financial backing at its COM
u1anI
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Standing Of
Teams.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, June fe.-Pitcher Mullin OF
Detroit won hts eleventh straight game
today New York being defeated, 2 20 l.
TLe Visitors pitcher was effective with
men on bases and his double in the sec0nu
inning. scoring Schaefer. was resp0nslpis
for the winning run. Score: X II Z
m Vorl- . o
Batteries-Mullin. Schmidt and Stahasc'
Mcconnell. Manning. KleinOw and Blair.
Washington. June -Washingtoh-Chi-
Cago game postponed rain
Philadelphia June l0.-Cleyeland-Fhi
defDhia game postponed; rain
Boston. June 10.-Boston-St. Louis game
poatponed. rain.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. June 10.-Only one of the visit
ors reached third base today and he was
tagged out when he overran the bag.
Bunched hitting off both Marquard and
Ames. with d wild pitch and passed ball
scored five runs for Chicago. Score:
r. II. 4.
CnlcaGO -----------..---.- .---.-.... IT 2
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Observation-Disclosures and Moran; Mar
guard Ames and Myers. Umpires-Emslie
and O'Day.
Pittsburg. June -Pittsburs Philadel-
phia game postponed; rain.
Cincinnati. June Boston
game called off on account of wet
grounds.
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT
MAKES FORMAL REPLY

London. June 10-The British govern
ment has replied to the American mem
orsndum submitted by Ambassador Reid
regarding Americas participation in the
tripartite loan for the financing Of the
Hankow SEE Chuen railroad in China II
is understood that in this communication
The government takes the position that
the ARRANGEMENTS concluded in 1904 were
made separately between America and
China and Great Britain and China. and
that American firanciers have had AZ
equal opportunity Eith British TO obtain
a share of this loan. For some years Il
has been generally assumed that Amer
lea. not having shown any interest in the
undertaking. was not disposed 10 partic-
ipate in the loan
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u =
HERALD FORM CHART
and up. ssiiing, purse 500 Ten

au OrmondeAfamada. Trained A. Ahnefer Went
Start good Value $3.50 Won driving. second
Beau place. 55 show Homeless. As place, show
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SALT LAKE Wins
IN THIRTEENTH
Thomas Pitches Great Ball
Marshall Hits Homer Over
the Fence.
lntermountain Leaaue.

Boise. Ida. June 10.-It took Salt Lake
thirteen innings TO beat Boise TO-DAY
Thomas pitching great game through.
out. Fender for Boise walked four men
i'm succession in the fifth inning after two
were out. forcing I'm a run. WestfaU who
relieved him. walked the next man, fore
ing I'm a score. Westfsll helded his posi-
ton poorly in the last inning and Salt
Lake scored four men in the thirteenth
ID was a good game, aside from the Ias.
inning. filled with sensational plays. Mar
shall hit the ball over the fence for d
home run in the second inning, ueiug The
E1ore Score
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o-Naud r. Trained by r. Mitchell Went post 3:26.
cd. Value to winner, $3.50 Won driving, second same,
place, 25 show. Halton. As place, % show. Martin
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TENNIS TOURNEY
REACHES FINALS

EnglewoOd. y. J., June 1O-AU the
events Of the tennis tournament on the
courts Of the EnglewOod Field club We're
brought up to semi-finals today Ma
tional Champion W A Larned appeared
in the doubles paired with @. L. Vrenu.
jr, and won from A. l. Lindlev and A
c. Sherwood, Sc. 81, 6-4
r. r Larned, the younger brother. per
formed well in the singles, in turn defear-
ing II. c. Martin. the Crescent Athletic
club crack, ?, so, 10; and c. c. Kelley.
Westside, 6-4. 81
H II. Hackett and r. D. Little, Karl H
Behr and F. p. Fisher and King Smith
and A. S. Craign all gained the semi
final round Of the doubles
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BARDGETT MEETS ERNIE PYE
Buffalo Rider and the Australian Are
Matched in Sprint Race at
Saucer Tonight

Walter Bardgett, the Buffalo rider who
finished second in championships last
season, and Ernie Pye, the Australian.
will meet this evening in a sprint, mile
heats, best two in three, as the feature
on me card at the saucer track. The boys
Will be paced by Saxon Williams. one of
the best pullers at the track. and a cou-
pie Of fast miles with a jump sprint at
the end is assured.
hree other professional events will be
on the program, a two-mile open lap. a
mile handicap and a mile open invitation
The amateurs have q two-mile lap han
dicap and a thTee-Quarter mile open The
events.
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JOHNSON TO BEGIN WORK
KetehePs Easy Victory Will Not in
Any Way Alter the Colored
Mans Plans.

Chicago, June 10.-GeOrge Lyt1e, mana
ger of Jack Johnson, declares the colored
boxer probably viii start training either
in this city or Clear Lake for his bouts
with Al Kaufman and Stanley Ketchel
He said that Ketchel's easy victory over
o Brien would not have any effect on
JOhnsOn's plans. His meeting with Stan
ley is set for Oct. y. and that with Kauf4
man for Sept. Il or 10. Johnson is now in
Boston. He is expected here June p.
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BALTIMORE HORSES WIN.

London. June 10-At the international
horse show at Olympia today c. W. Wat
son Of Baltimore won the Berkeley chal-
lenge cup in class H. fuur-in-hand. and
was first in the judging Of single har-
ness horses shown to a two-wheel car
riage.
Walter Winans won in the class for
riding horses not exceeding Isl hands
with AvocA
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PRINCE HENRY'S AUTO
RACE ON ITS WAY

Berlin. June 10-The contestants in the
Prince Henry Of Prussia automobile com
petition. which is being conducted under
touring conditions. got away at 3 o'clock
this morning. One hundred and nine MA
chimes started. Prince Henry did not re-
main at the starting place, but went on
to Gueben to observe the contestants
on the way to KrOssen. The course is
1.I32 miles and will be covered in six
stages.
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eUeeENHEIM DIVORCE.

Chicago. June 10.-Judge Honore today
appointed Attorney Fyffe to represent the
court at the reOpening Of the divorce suit
Of Grace B. Guggenhsim against william
GuEgenhelm OF the sO-called smelter
trust. On Tuesday Judge Honore ordered
the GugEenheims 20 show cause why their
divorce. secured IN this city IN 1901. should
not be set aside on the grounds Of fraud.
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Fifth Race.
At LAToNIA.

I.atonia. June l0-First race. five fur
fongS-DOnau. 9 to ], won; Prince I'M
periai. 6 70 !, second; Salian, to ?, third
Time-1.O3 2-5.
second race mile and a sixteenth
Meadow Grass. 3 TO 1, won; Netue ira
Yer. Cd to 1, second: Winning Star, 50 to l,
third. Time-1:52
Third race, six furlongs-Dainty Dame
TO 1. won; Marse Abe, 3 to 5, second;
Halket II TO l. third Time-ll5 40.
tai Maid II to 10. won; Gliding Belle. TO
i. second: F1orea, Il to ., third. Time
PA.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-
Mas Hamilton. Is TO ], won; Snake Mary,
6 to 1. second; Orlandot, 10 to l, third
Tinle-i.10 2-5
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Warner Griswell. Is TO 1. won; Tiliie Tur-
ner. to /. second: Ketchemike. II 10 .,
third Time 80 20
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longs, thFee-yeaT-oids and up. selling purse 500

Winner L
d to
=
Scratched
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ANDY MALL0Y BEATS
GlLSEY AT RAWLINS

Andy Mailoy writes from Rawlins that
he won the decision over Kid Giisey OF
Denver in the twentieth round there on
Tuesday night Malloy says he had his
man out in the seventh round, but they
gave him about fifteen minutes to come
around again. MallOy says he forced the
fighting all the way through and on &C
count of the good showing he made he
is to have another 60 on july if they
can get a man to meet him. He says
Nat Dewey is matched to fight O'Neil
there In the near future.
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JOHNNY HAYES BEATEN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 10.-John
fSvanberg defeated Johnny Hayes in a
l5-mile race here tonight. by little over
one-fourth of a mile. The time was 1
hour. So minutes, II seconds Svanberg
took the lead at the start and gained one
lap TN the first five miles, another in the
next five and half q lap in the last mile
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Vancouver. B. c.. June 1O.-Seattle had
todays game won up to the ninth inning
when with two out the locals fell upon
Rush for five hits and batted in three
runs that tied the score Then the game
went to the fifteenth inning before the
locals won. Score: r. H. r.
Seattle -.-.--..-----..-. =
Vancouver @. --...-----..--...... II z
Batteries and Custer; Engle and
Sugden-
Aberdeen. Wash, June 10.-Score:
r. II. r.
Aberdeen 90 ......................---.s Is
Spokane --------------.- =
Batteries-Siever and krettzi Holmes
and Spencer.
Tacoma, June 10.-SCOre:
R.H.E
Tacoma ..--...sss.sssssss 2
Portland .....-.....----.... 7
Batteries-Berger and kellackeyi Cough
and Fourier Umpire-Frary.
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BAL RETIREs AGAIN.

= New York. June 1O.-WiIIus Britt. y
y manager Of Battling Nelson. the y
y lightweight champion. is authority y
> for the statement that the Dane viii =
= engage in no more fights after he =
y meets Freddie Welsh. but will retire >
= from the ring forever.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
GUN WAS LOADED.

Trinidad. Colo June lib c. Briggs
tendent Of a local Sunday school. was &C
cidentally shot and instantly killed late
today by Walter Harris. II years old.
Briggs had taken the children Of his sun
day school 10 the mountains for an out
ing today. The boy in Joking manner
pointed the gun at Briggs. II was dis
charged. .he bullet entering Briggs head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
TAFT DEFEATED AGAIN.

Washington June l0.-Defeat was again
the portion Of President Taft as a golf
player this afternoon. Taking General
Clarence Edwards for his partner, the
president attempted to avenge the drub-
bling administered them yesterday by John
Hays Hammond and Senator Bourne. The
two latter triumphed again. however, by
a score of two up
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo. (; Kansas City. 0.
At Louisville-St Paul. 0; Louisville, 3.
At Indiana polis-IndianapOlis, Z; NIL
waukee, 2.
At Columbus - Columbus Minneapolis
game postponed; wet grounds.
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Butte
Totals

E-Batted for Osborne in ninth.
Score by innings:
Helena 49,. ......--3 Q051 OLA
Butte .... .........0 0 o o o @ % ~
summary. Left on bases-Heleus. E.
Butte, To- Stolen bases-M0rse Campbell
SITS. TwO-b base hits-Irbv Murray. Ca
hill. Dunn, Roberts. Home ru1-Eiseg.
Double plays-Campbell TO Turk 90 Nshr-
ing. Turk to Campbell to Nenr1g- SITS
to Elsey Struck Out-By Gordon r b7
Osborne. 1. Bases on balls-Off Gordon.
off Osborne, I. Wild pitches-G0rd1n. i
Osborne. I. Hit by pitched baby Cor
don, Dunn. Time-1;45 Attendant
Umpire-Carney. Weather-Raiu.
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salt Lake.


Score By innings.
SaItLake I 0 o o o ] O o @ @ IS
Summary: First base on errOrs-B0.g
;: Salt Lake. 4 Struck Out-By Pendsr
g. by Westfalf. &. by Thomas, 5. Base on
baUs-Off Fender. 4, off Westfal. 1. off
Thomas. l. Home Tuns-Marshall- Two
base hits-Thomas. Sacrifice hIts-L0deI
2: Goodman. Head. Harrigan. D. stolen
bsses-Hammond. head Lussi. NeIck e.
Harrigan, Petree, @ Double plays
Thomas to Lussi; Thomas to Flick to
Lussi: Flick to Lussi. Left on bases
Boise. s: Salt Lake 10. Hit by pitched
ball-Fuchell. MCQuaid Wild pitch
Westfau Innings pitched-By pe1is-
%; Westfau. S1-3 Base hits-Off Pen
der. t. Time Of game-2.45. Umpire-M-
Kibbpn Attendance. 600
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OCEAN TO OCEAN RACE.

Ellis, Kan, June 10.-The Shawmut and
Acme cars in the New YOrk-tO-Seattle
automobile race went through Ellis at
$40 this afternoon without stopping The
two Ford cars reached Ellis fifteen min
utes later and stopped long enough to
change tires, then resumed their journey
westward.
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SOLD UNDER HAMMER.

New York. June 1O-The Fifth avenue
residence OF Charles W Morse was sold
at auction by foreclosure Of a mortgag
ganiEation & Audit company. The pur-
chase was made subject to another mort
gage Of t15o.e00.
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AMATEUR GAMES

The Burlington baseball team won from
the Emanuel team yesterday by a score
Of to 2
The Brokers defeated the Pembroke
team yesterday by a score of II to T.
The game was played at Liberty park.
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WESTON'S DAILY GRIND.

Bitter Creek, Wyo-. June 1O.-Edward
PaysOn Weston left Wamsutter at 500
this morning on his walk across the con-
tinent and arrived here, thirty-three miles,
at 2:30 After dining and taking a short
nap, he continued on his way. expecting
20 get to Point Of Rocks before stopping
the ntghl
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COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, Ore, June 10.-SacramentO and
Portland engaged in another extra inning
argument today, the locals winning, ( to
3, in the fourteenth. Carson was in ex-
ceptiOnal form, allowing only seven hits
Whalen received perfect support which
shut Portland off at the plate time and
time again Score: r II. Z
OIlidHu ssss ssssssssssssssss-rT--- 10 =
odcIdHnehtO ----s.------....--
Batteries-CarsOn and ATmbTuster,
Whalen and Graham.
Los Angeles, June 1O.-Vernon again de-
feated Los Angeles today, hammering
Nagle for ten hits and four runs, against
the one run forced over by the locals
Score; r. H. +.
tlAlou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 10 =
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1
Batteries-Hitt and Hogan; Maggie ana
Orendorff
San Francisco. June 10.-Oskland used
three pitchers today i'm its endeavor to
stem the tide of defeat. but without avail
San Francisco won 6 TO T. Score:
R. H E.
al siiiCleSo ---------- ----------
Odhid4iu 49, ..-...-.---.-.--.....- 3
notwithstanding Easily and Berry.
BOiCe, Nelson. Reid and Lewis
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MEADoWBRooK TEAM WINS.

London. June 10.-The Meadow brook
Oong Island polo team had a walkaway
victory IN the first match played to
day for the Ranaleigh open cup tourna-
ment They defeated the Tigers. "A to /.
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HELENA, IA; BUTTE, 7
Miners Unable to Connect With Cor
don's Curves.

Butte. Mont. June l0.-Butts was uns5s
TO connect with Gordon for a single D..
until after two men were out in The
seventh. when a succession Of bIng.a
brought in seven runs. but too late O.
overcome Ffelen1's lead Of H. The game
was played I'm a field so sloppy that t4
players fairly wallOwed i'm the mud
Eou~e-
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Tonightl?l Sure!!! TONIGHT

The last chance but one TO see Pains
gorgeous fireworks spectacle at Wan
damere.
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st. Louis, June 1O-After a long delay
here owing 10 an accident near Litch-
field, Ill. the Italian car in the New York
tO-Seattle automobile race left St Louis
early today for Kansas City
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Unity hall. 1Ss Second East. tonight
at Sis. Miss Anna Virginia Miller Of
Kansas City, No, will lecture Every
body invited.
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WON By WALTHOUR.

Paris June 10" Bobby" Walthour the
American bicycle rider. tonight won
fifty-kilOmeter mOtOT-paced race in
Il .O2 Is.
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Chicago and return ................s55.00
st. Louis and return $500
x. Paul, Minneapolis and return. $50. 90
Omaha Kansas City and return. 5000
Denver, Colo. Springs, Pueblo 90. sz2 so
Other points in proportion. Tickets
good returning Oct. 81. Ticket Office,
s0l Main street
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Pioneer Day Fireworks

At Pains -Nesuvius. Wandamere. to-
night The big spectacle closes tomor-
row night Co b Is
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EXCITING SPILLS
At FAIR GROUNDS
Rey Del MundO Destroyed and
Jockey in Hospital as Re-
suit of One Mixup.
AXIS AR BEN IN ANOTHER
RlDERLEss NAG FALLS, TAKING
TWO OTHERS WITH HIM.
AXIS AR BEN IN ANOTHER


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= First race
: Beau Man II 10 2, won. I
> Homeless. 4 to place, second.
. F1gent, 3 TO 2 show. third. =
, Second race
, Knight Deck, 3 10 3. won. =
= Birth, even place, second. =
= Miss Beaumontpr. out show. third. =
. Third race 4
= Happy Chappy, 10 O. won. =
> Haltou. Z 90 place, second. =
= Martiumas, TO show, third. =
. Fourth race
= Alteuberg, go +, won. =
= Cardinal SartO. even place. second. I
> Aunt Kit. even show third !
. Fifth race :
= Light knight. 10 . won =
. Gene Wood. I TO 2 place. second. =
( Galvanic. o. } show, third. 4
Sixth race
= Pimkin, S 90 ], won. =
Z Valencia 4 to place, second. =
= Surety 6 10 show, third. =
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Herald Free Cooking School.

This evening az Sis, Unity hall. 1sg
South Second East street.
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Third Race.

Happy Chappy. a live horse in this
race, was off flying, and set hot pace
throughout. winning easily. Halton ran
wide at stretch turn or might have won
Martinmas wants a longer route. He was
lucky to be third. Otto Price was never
i'm the running. Glendenning went well
a half Others outrun.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

Automobile Exchange. 63 P0st1Aics
Place.
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First Race.

Beau Nan. an improved horse dashed
10 che front at once and won easily
Homeless was hest. He made a strong
BID IN final sixteenth and finished strong
under whip Figent, left AT post. grad
"sllY mads up g-ovrd srS finished east
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Second Race.

ToIler seems Of little present account.
Others showed nothing.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Free COOKING Lecture

Automobile Exchange. 50 Postoffice
Place.
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half furlOngs, fOury up, selling purse

g Petal IL Trained o
rtgoodV
- Surety
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EXCURSIONS EAST

Via Denver & Rio crande r. r., June
4, 5, II, II. 10, 20, July 2, 8.
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knight Deck was in a soft spot. and
only had an exercise gallop, winning as
the rider pleased. Birth Outstayed Beau
monter in final sixteenth BeaumOnter
finished fast. COoney Neff went well
first half. and is about ready. Burning
Bush will do on a muddy track.
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Fourth Race.

Altenberg went 10 front at once and
never was seriously threatened; was
best always Cardinal Sarto finished
stoutty; Aunt Kit was third easily. Prince
of CASTLE had little speed Coppers, all
but left at post. lost all chance Inc same
is true of Bon Ton and Prince of orange.
Fifth Race.
Light Knight set hot pace throughout
holding Wood safe all final sixteenth.
Wood went we'll to final sixteenth,
where he tired. Galvanic had no inter
ference TODAY. and finished third easily
Boloman always outrun. Nappa, Buna
and AXIS Ar Ben fell.
Sixth Race,
Pimkin followed pace to well in the
stretch. where ne shot to the front at
viii and won easily. Valencia tired final
sixteenth distance little too far).
surety might have finished second, only
for being crowded to rail and shut off BY
Valencia in final seventy-ftve yards
Harrison finished fast kopek ana Ann
lost all chance when Mundo fell on the
far turn.
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TO SELL 10000 ACRES
OF INDIAN LANDS
Sales Will BE Made BY Gov
ernment Agents in the
Various Districts

Muskogee, Okla. Nov. Beginning
November 30, and continuing for I'VE
days, the government agents will place
On sale 10000 acres OF Indian land
in the old Indian territory part of
oklahoma The advertisements OF
value of each tract Is printed with the
advertisement Until now the govern
ment has always kept the appraise-
ment of the land a secret. and there
by shut out zeal farmers who won
otherwise bid.
The sales viii be made by the dis.
triet agents in the various districts
at Vinita, Westvillc, checotah Nc
Alester, Nowata. Okmulgee. Sapulpa,
holdenvllle, Antlers. llshumingo. Hn.
20. Pauls Valley. Atulsa and Chicka.
sha.
There Is wide range In the ap-
nratsement Of the land as shown ny
the advertised list. One tract of -
acres near Tulsa, il appraised ait slO.
O00. This derived It's value from the
fact that ii IS oil land In proven ter
rtofy. Right alongside It Is tract
Of $50 acres in the Choctaw nation ap-
praised at $3.50. or 81 per acre. This
land is rough and practically none OF
Il susceptible Of cultivation
There is sufficient land advertised
a the next sale to make l25 farms OF
100 acres each A majority Of 1t will
be in smaller tracts. however. This
land II II averages $50 per acre. will
Bring 100000 TO the Indian owners.
All land advertised for sale IN this
manner. belongs to Indians who are
full bloods. or at least more than one
half Indian blood. and from whom the
restrictions have not been removed
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judge Furman To Lecture

Presiding Judge Henry M. FuFman,
oi The criminal court OF appeals, has
been asked by tho law department. o.
tie Oklahoma state university TO de-
liver a series of lectures on Criminal
Law to the students of the law dc
partment commencing the first week
IN January. Judge Furman Is cousid-
cred one of the states ablest criminal
lawyers and has made good record
as an able jurist as presiding judge
of the criminal court.