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he state tIan all otLer states i

the state than all other states IN
the Union
Oklahoma is FIRST IN production OF
peanuts.
Second IN production Of Cante'oupes
Third in the production Of Water
melons aad seventh in mnskmelon pro-
duetion
AT Ia FIRST IN tonnage Of alfalfa thirf
In money value produced.
1t is flfth in vegetables, with legs
than a tenth CT the state trying 10 cnl
tivate the garden prodncts
with an acreage Ot fftielh Okla
homa is tenth in the production Off
orchard products
1t is tenth in harley, first II acreage
were proportioned
Capitalization considered Oklahoma
leads AL others in he amount OF mon.
ey deposited IN its banks
Il is first IN purchasing It's harvest
ing machinery away from bone
II surpasses any othe stale Ia
growth from 1907 to August l. YO9
1t has more miles Of possible good
less Improvement % same than am
state west OF the Missouri river
Producing sufhclen, food stufts e
supply any three states Of the Union
our people purchase more from out
side the state, population considered
han any other state
II has the third hest natural parI
IN the United states.
Consuming more agricultural M
Chinery than any state save three y
manufactures less than any other STATE
west Of the Missouri and north OF th'
Ohio rivers.
It is second In the manufacture o.
Portland cement.
Il Is next TO Texas 10 supplying tn,
Galveston Wharves with shipping
II has the best equalization ot taxes
private and corporate in the world.
Great as It's cotton production Il
4 Oklahoma is twentieth In the outpu
OF its spindles: with no record Of Z
cotton mill failing to pay a DIVIDEND
annually.
Oklahoma raises more saddle norS
es than than any other two state
without comment on Kentucky's fane
ITS corporations are more method
lcally dealt with than any oi The state,
II is the only state Of the Uuiol
where smallpox never leads to a pes
ilential crisis
II has more cities which bav'
doubled In population since 1906 thar
any other state or territory witsII
fhe Union
It has the best high school sys
ZEN in the United states
1t has the only river in the worlt
that is salty for more than 200 miles
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PATENTS
SOME
REALTY SNAPS

| have some nice bargains in real
estate in several good Oklahoma
towns. Note the following list:
Lots l, and 3, block 3, Hardy, Kay
county.
Lots and 6. block 80, lnger.ol,
Woods county.
Lots 8, 10, II and 70, block Sc,
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Lot 8, block "a, Prague, Lincoln
county
Lot s, block 12, Parnen, Lincoln
county.
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Lot 10, block 81, Chandler. Lincoln
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Lot Is, block 3, Kendrick, Lincoln
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Lot 20, block 80, North Wanette.
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Lot II, block 26. Stroud, Lincoln
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Write for prices and terms.
Address
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WAN IS
CLASSIFIED
AGENTS NAN rEp.

WANTED -Canyassng agents at
once for the sale of Roosevelt
Hunting big Game in the Wilas Of
Africa" also for Fighting the Traf-
fic III Young Girls Price only $3.50
each 50 per cent commission. Either
outfit sent postpaid for IS cents, or
both outfits for 9 cents Big sellers
Fine for winter work Address A. B.
kaufman Company 1J4 Lake St,
Chicago Illinois.
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AL MULLER CAPTURES
LAT0NIA HANDICAP

LATONIA. July 1l.-Al Muller won the
handicap sprint at Latonia today In one
of the closest and most exciting finishes
of the season. He was a nose in front
Of Elnn Beau getting up 10 the wire in
the final jump. with Follie Levy n half
length back. A good crowd was reward
ed by some interesting racing. Summary:
First race. nve furlongs-Affable
straight $3.50. won. Island Queen place
$3.50, second; Bettie Fuller. show $3.50.
third. Time. 1:02.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Colonel Cook. straight sl160. won: Ham
ilton. place $3.50. second; Bonne Chance
show $3.50. third. Time, .09 2-5.
Third race. five furlongs- Merriclz,
straight $40 won: Ouartermaster, place
$500, second: Royal Captive. show $3.50.
third Time, 1:1f 3-5.
Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs-
Al Muller. straight $500 won, -Elhn
show 1920. third. Time. l:l5.
Firth race. mile and a furloGg-Hish
long. place 5000. second: Cherryola.
show s5.a0. third. Time. 90 2-5.
Sixth race mile and a slxteenth-Sir
Catesby. straight $500. won: Camel.
place $500. second: J. II, Reed. show IS.
third. Time. l ;60 2-5.
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Todav,s Latonia Entries.

CINCINNATI July 11.-Latonia entries
for Wednesday;
First race. six furongs. four-year odds
and upward-Lewis Reil, 1903: Boco. l02;
Lasaja, 103; Bad News. los: Mark An
tony ii. 105: Orphan Lad. 105; Covendon.
l05 Hewlett, l06 Vanden. 10S; Peter
Pender. los: Ben Double. Ill.
Third race. three year olds mile and
20 yards-Edna Collins. 100: Syzygy. 100:
Emma Stuart. 100: Port Arlington, 1o2;
Chemupo, 103; Southern Light. 105;
Henry WaIbank. los. Butter Ball 105 (:
Exempar los: Ben Pryor. 1o5; Irish Kid:
los; Husky Lad. los.
Fourth race. handicap. three year -olds
and upward. mile and q sixteenth-Mocl-
Ter. so: Princess Galloway. 1903, Kormaclt
10S; Bell Horse. 103 Fireman 1o6; Lea
mence, l09 Star Charter. 109; Polls. 109:
Prince Gal 119.
Fifth race. purse. rhree-y year olds. six
furonss-Swannauoa. 100: County Tax,
1903: Hazel Burke. 1o4: Helene. 1O4; La
bold 105; White Wool, 105. Water Welles,
105: Captain Carmody. 105; Star O'Ryan,
109; Adams Express. 10s; Judge Monck,
l09
Sixth race. selling. three-year- ar-olds and
up. mile and an eighth-Sweet Owen. 81:
Bad News II 95; Dutch Rock 81: Long
hand, 1o3; Ida May. los: John Reardon.
los: Romp, los: Joe Morris, 107: Stone
Street, l01: Superstition. Ill.
Weather raining; track sloppy.
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ANVIL, DRIVEN BY GEERS,
FIRST IN $2500 TR0T

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July ll.-Anvil,
the bay horse driven by the veteran r..
+. tPop) Geers. beat out y. Mcdonald :
bay mare Nanah in three close heats and
won the 2:20 trottinc stake for $500. the
feature OF the opening card OF the grand
circuit racing season. todaS, The track
was little slow from yesterdays rains:
time.
There was a large crowd ont and the
space under the big Grsndstand was
thronged with followers OF the harness
sport eager TO play their money,
First race, 2:ls pace. sIOoo-Fanny
stanton (DodSe) won; Longworth b
(Murphyl, second; Nellie G. tWolbertonl.
third: BIZ Bailey lFlack). fourth: John
Second race. 22o trot s25oo-Anvil
(Gcers). won: Nanah (A1cDonald). second:
Jack Vassar (James) third. Aero lMa
ceyJ. fourth, DR.. Archdale (Rash). fifth:
Lady Alice NJ (Peter Clay). distanced.
DR., Jones Scratched, Three heats. Best
Third race. 2:o7 pace. purse slOoo-Gln-
ger (Brown). won; Rath d CValentine).
second Sunny Jim (Shively). third; The
Limit CMcKay), fourth; Lady Isle. Mag
gle Winder. Sam. finished strong as
named Fred F. Nell. Gentry. Dick AL
len. distanced. Three heats. Best time,
2.06 IA.
Fourth race. 2.l5 trot. purse siO0o-R.
l.. c. Murphy. won; Alva Dillon tMc-
Mahou). second: Sue u "a. McDonaId).
Douglas McGrcGor (Sanders): Aunt Rus
sell (Fisher). finished az named. Ma
dele (Selyagep distaDced. Two heats.
Best time. o:12 12.
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CLARK ACCUSED O. SPEEDING.
BountIful COP Follows Auto TO Race
Course and Summons Msanate.

Charles Clark. son OF former United
states senator w. a. Clark. had some
fun With II Bountfu cop yesterday when
the constable followed him from Bounti-
ful to the race course and told Clark he
was under arrest for speeding
Mr.. Clark promptly convinced the con
stable that a negro. who happened to be
sitting in the auto, was the owner of the
machine. and the cclored man was told
that he must go before q magistrate
This so frightened him that Mr. Clark
took pity on him and told the cop that
ne would assume any responsibility.
The constable then asked Mr. Clark TO
stop on his way back and see the nacis-
trate. Mr.. Clark did so and the matter
WAS settled 10 the satisfaction OF all con
cerncI.
signboards warn autoists 10 limit their
speed in Bountiful to eight miles an hour
but the machine in which Mr.. Clark rode
The constable says. was making thirty
miles an hour or more
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Continued on Following Page.
Union Associstion
TOO HOT FOR GOLFER:
MATCH GOES BY DEFAUl

SEABRIGHT. y. j.. July I;-W, =
L.a-ncd. the national tennis chaWp'vn
surprised followers OF the sport ,,pIs,.,.Ia pS
fauitlnG 10 G. r. Gsrdncd OF Ialil
n * slid ne was avcrsc To such Nlsor1u.
competition under tn" trying "eau''|
conditions ,, .ha,,,,.,,,
In tho doubles the natlonal cI,ns,eI
- bis hrnthcr 2 y I.arued. defea.c|
". J. Clo,hier and @. l.. Wre7n' ''-
7-5. As. SIS. ,..,;. ,,,,p.
In the singles for, the Aeheis .,sn,- am.
N II. Long national clay court chh1s- ~
Mon of California. defeated O;
Church. Princeton. interscholastic chan'
pion, is. So. g. a = 81
A :. Dahuey Of Boston deteafen '"
Touchar,l 81. 6-3, 81 -. A.
Long and Gardner In the dounlss o. ~
reatcd Dabney and n. X Niles oi 90
ton. 6-3. I-S - -, aofeaf~
II. ID. Littlc and Kari II, Sepr
Trains every 10 inmates TO Salta'r-
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WELLS STILL HOPES
FOR WOLGAST MATCH
Packey Mcfarland, Too, After
Ad, but VIII Likely Meet
BritOn at Milwaukee.

CHICAGO. july li.-Milwaukee promot-
practically closed "A match between Matt
Wells. the English lightweight, and
PaclSey Mcfarland OF Chicago. To be
staged before the Badger Athletic club in
September. Mcfarland had hoped TO
meet Ad WClgast but the announce mcnt
from Los Angeles last night that Freddie
Welsh and NolgaSt will fight next
Thanksgiving and that the champion will
not fight anybody before that time, will
probably cause Mcfarland TO accept the
Milwaukee offer.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, July ll-There
Will be no formal signing OF articles or
Carey, prize fight promoter, says viii take
Wolgast and Freddie Welsh.
night for his 'o home "Ts in 9a Cadiiisc @ Mic6 ,
missed his train. He will leave tonight
however. after boxing a few rounds With
Patsy Kline at his training quarters,
NEW YORK. July n.-Despite the an
nouncoment from Los Angeles that Ad
Wolgast would hight Freddie Welsh on
anybody before that time Matt Wells.
the English lightweight. has not given
up hope OF making a match With the
American lightweight title holder
said tonight he had signed a supplement
tary agreement with Tom ODay, repre-
senting the Metropolitan club OF san
Francisco. for light between Wells and
Wolgast AT San Francisco On Labor day.
Mcdonald said he had agreed To all the
conditions stipulated by Milton Clark Of
the Metropolitan club through O'Day.
Mcdonald added that should Nogast
tho latter would meet Packey Mcfarland
at Milwaukee on Labor day.
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Merchants and Manufacturers Associa
ton Picnic.

in Ogden Canyon Wednesday. July l..
via Bamberger Electric Line No
smoke. no dust, no cinders, elegant
electric cars. Fare round trip 81. Last
train leaves Ogden at ll:i6 p. M. No
excursion tickets sold on train.
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THE OFFICIAL ROUTE.

For Merchants ''Get Acquainted" ex
eursion TO Ogden today will be via
the Oregon Short Line, with choice OF
ten trains leaving Salt Lake T;10 a.
m, 500 a. m. 1000 a. m. 1I:i0 a. m.
] :00 p. m, 2:50 p. m, 4:15 p. M. $40
p. m, 600 p. m. and 7:l5 p. m, and
only $l00 round trip.
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Widener Wins Two Races.

PARIS. July III. e. Widener scored
two winners at tho Rambouilct race
course today. His East River won the
Prix de Versins and his Avenue the PrIx
de Maintenon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

second and De.ena was third Swode Sam
was well backed, but disappointed his
adberents
There is a good card on today and a
record crowd Is expected
The good time that is being made by
the first train into town is greatly apprc-
ciated ~ patrons This train mas cut
ulc.
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SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERl
THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP
BY WILL HALL.

handicap based on past perform
cnces. time. weight and track conditions
rive points to pound. twenty points
10 length
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Trains every 40 minutes to Saltair
CALIFORNIA.

Summer excursions daily via Salt
Lake Route. Three through trains
Tickets and information, No. 100 5,
Main street.
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THE BISMARCK ANNEX

Is AN excellent place for luncheons nj
all hours, particularly mt noontIme and
after the theateT.
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THE BISMARCK ANNEX

Only recently opened, has already be-
come a popular rendezvous for those
who seek cozy retreat while enjoying
good things TO eat and drink.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

Those suffering from weak
nesses that sap the pleasures
of life should take Juven Pills.
They have more rojuvenating.
vitalizing force than has ever
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Batteries Today
Salt Lake-Garbcr and Perkins.
Hciona-Bryan and Baker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

The bathing at Saltair is the best in
wears.
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Splendid cafe service at ssItair.
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.ORR'S TUMBLE /
WORKS OEFEAI
Salt Lake Shortstop Misses'
Easy Toss and Helena Scores
Winning Runs.
PITCHERS FOR BOTH
SIDES ARE EFFECTIVE
Kane Pitched Good Game for
Visitors, and SchimpG Per.
forms Well for Time.

Results Yesterday.
At Salt Lake-Hclcra 6. salt Lake Z
At Missoula-B Butte $. Missoula 4
At Boisc-Great Falls .. Boise 6
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paid In plain package only on receipt of 81 and
above coupon by e. /. Hood Co.. proprietors
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Lowell. Mass.
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Trains every 10 minutes to saIta''
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WORKBoX, GEMMELL AND MUFF
BEST BETS:
Observation-Disclosures.
LAGOON RACING FORM CHART

LAGOON, Utah, Tuesday. July H. l9i1-37th day
NJ Nathanson. Presiding Judge
$3.50 FlPST RACE-Four and half 1urlongs.
OooV TO first $50.
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Al post q minutes. on at 4:5sl TIM
place / show. Adsna 2t place. l-3 show
Trained by j. Murphy:
easily. Third same. High price-Adena 3
$500 No bid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

At post minute. of at 2.3S1,
ll-2O show. Elsewhere 9-10 place, -
I. by Thistle Do-Rose OF Rcd. Traine
driving. Second same. Third cleverl
where 3, Mimorioso 21-5 Wild Bear 80.
up TO S605 by w. S. Heath. Retained.
1891 SECOND RACE-Futurity COZ
oooi frat Sl50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-12

At post minutes. on at 4::4. Time
Hiacko 6-5 place. 3-5 show, Zahra 3
br & by Fresno-My Fate. Trained l
Ss24 Chas. J. Harvey. 1851 Aftermath.
In n hard drive OF four. High price
Boy 80. Winner entered for $500. No bi
QQQS SIXTH RACE-SiN furlongs
OOCC Value TO first $50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30
Spntpnpt ia faStettu:
9artausieuroia ioulufuuua
g. Wiettinen.

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ID p. ct. 2ouis Hineriua mn. Sos
c~obIon'in talosIa Flo 2 ip.
II p. SirIopIon'isIa s. eht. Fans.
ia Flo II op. ia m~aboouiiesti nup.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30
Saarnoia Soulufuuua:

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ia feqo 10 aam. lauletaan Sofian'
no.
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IauIetaan 6oIianna, italia IauIufon'
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262 WiIion Il.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30

SerIep Gitpn @m. Sntb. 8etblebe'
min %Ieurafunnan tirtosia, chestnut
ame. ia Senrp taoun fulmasla a, on
iumaIaupalmelufIia: Sofa iunnuns
tai, teIlo 5 I. p. ia iofa torstoi
Flo 8 /. p. Huoriioieurau f~ofoutiet
iofa Iunnuntai Flo 1880 I. p. Ypbd'
fouIu Flo 1920 up.
Sartausbetfid perbeisId iofa tiis'
tai.ilta Flo 8.
State Sslanoisia on iumolanpal'
nelus fuufauben linen ia 3:mas
festimiifeo. HibsermoooisIa, 81. 5.
2:nen fesfimiitto ia miimeinen per.
iantai, Flo SIS ip. ameriitfalaiiesfa
MetobiStisfirfosia.
Sobannes Wddndnen
1O3 Bah 0ierip afpe.
Seriep Sitp, u. y.
SeIefon: 364 81. Bergen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-30
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toina GuIinosia ia periantaina Soal'
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