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assessment Directory Comssock Mines
OIL STOCKS

Business the oil stock call continued quiet
yesterday and there variations OF note
The Cresceus is reported cleaning out and
deepening its old we'll. Its No. ! is doing $50
barrels day, No. 200 and No. 800 No.
is spudding In.
The New Pennsylvania Cat canyon we'll is
being supplied with air compressor and is
expected to be in operation Monday. The
we'll is full of oil.
The Enterprise well. adjoining the New Penn
sylvania, is preparing to spud in.
At a meeting Of the directors of the Twenty
five oil company on the 10Th the seventh regu-
lar dividend Of 25c share was declared 1t
amounts to $4,000. and the dividend checks
are obtainabe on the 25th
The members of the Independent oil producers
agency IN Mcktttrick are not moving any oil
through the Producers transportation COM
pany's line for the present. The companies will
either shut down or put their production in
storage.
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LITTLE ACTIVITY
IN-WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-stock
trading resolved itself again today
into a series of tests of the tone
of the market by the professional
element. That is what is hap
pening from day TO day. Profound
indifference is maintained by the
general public and the capital in
terests more Immediately con-
cerned with the affairs of corpora
tions Only fractional price
changes again proved 10 be the
outcome at the end of the day.
The first movement of the mar
ket toward a lower level was pre-
cipitate and was the response to
the remarks by Commissioner
Lane yesterday at the interstate
commerce commission hearing into
railroad rates at Chicago. His
assertion that I'VE must work out
this problem on other lines than
by the proposed method of raising
the tariffs" was seized on as def
nitelY outlining the decision of the
commission on the petitions now
before it for specific advances in
rates.
The quick check to the down
ward movement showed that there
was no widespread agreement
with this view.
The particular weakness in
Amalgamated copper was due to
the reports that Calumet and Hecla
had lowered its asking price for
lake copper by Il c to 12%c. The
nervous tone of. the speculation
over the copper situation perme-
ates the whole speculative fabric,
ard any signs of a break in the
copper market are feared for the
widespread consequences which
might ensue.
Many old rumors were revived
ia connection with the speculative
outburst in Reading, including
capital readjustment, distribution
and concealed assets" and so on.
Bonds were steady. Total sales
(par value). S3,2S6 900.
United States bonds were un-
changed in the bid price on call.
Hutton & Co.'S wire SAYS: TO
days security market continued
to be subject to much profession
alism. with a few specially move
ments during the session. Read
ing was the feature. making a
fair gain in the days operations.
and we might say that much of
the buying was good. Rumor has
it of a large coming distribution
of cash on this stock.
The New York traction shares
day. and the buying here was the
result of the entrance of City bank
and J. p Morgan interests in the
future of these properties
There was virtually nothing
new in the Wall street situation
of material interest in changing
the course of sentiment. which is
decidedly mixed as to the future
trend Of prices"
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CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-E. F Hutton & Co.'S
wire says: The wheat market has again been
an uninterestinE but stubborn affair, with prices
covering narrow range and the volume Of bus1-
ness light in proportion Buyers have been
little encouraged by the official figures Of the
French crop which make the total 90. .0C0. 900
bushels less than last year at 26S, 600 900 bush
els. and indicating later from trade estimates
import needs Of about 50 600 600 bushels. Some
selling. encouraged by the forecast OF
week against II 632 900 as the official last year.
The Bradstreet report makes cearances Of wheat
and -four wheat. both coasts at 1854. 600
bushels. against 2.9I4.0O0 a year ago. India,
Australia and Argentine together ship
$500. 900 bushels this week, against a total Of
miscellaneous mills "A. 900 bushels, includ-
ing spring. hard winter and durum. Vessel
room for wheat is offered at 1c TO Buffalo,
Northwestern stocks promise an increase OF
1850. 900 bushels this week. against 1.245. 900
Tor the corresponding week OF last year.
''The Modern Miller reports seeding and plow-
ing progressing favorably. with increase in
acreage promised but little wheat leaving the
farm at present. Foreign markets mixed No
claims Of export business today.
''Corn-Corn rallied today on wet weather
over the corn belt and good buying by many
small and a few large shorts. The advance
early was not maintained. Sales from the in
terror have been greatly curtailed by recent de-
clines and the appearance Of wet weather. and
eastern inquiry stimulated 10 some extent
The advance of 1zc to &c in cash here. how
ever. has curtailed the shipping sales. Some ex-
port business is being done almost daily in new
and old corn.
''0ats were only moderately active. values
following corn more than wheat today. Local
shorts covered early and some were selling later
The market lost some Of the advance OF the
morning: Cash sales reported were $4,000
bushelS''
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Egg Market In Nearby Counties
IScecioI Disnotch 10 The CnHl

PETALUAA. Sept. 23.-After the receipt os
quotation from the San Francisco dairy ex
change. the best offering in Petaluma was by
the Petaluma egg exchange. 4213c was the
price paid for hrst grade eggs. The demand
Is good and delivery today only average. hide
pendent dealers and spectators paid Al Iac to a.
low as sec FOR various grades The winding up
OF the laying season is given as the cause Tor
eggs grading low Good quality eggs are in
demand Tor Matching purposes and many OF the
large hateheries are running full blast
SANTA CRUZ. Sept 23.--Predietions Rat
eggs would drep in price following the 81 -
rise failed 70 materialze. Poultrymen my 1T
tle trouble in receiving from SOC 10 Soc per
dozen for their products, while merchants de-
mand 40c per dozen.
oANIA ROSA, sept 23.-There Wss another
advance in the price OF eggs toiav fbas time Of
nalr cent per dozen. This makes an advance
or Sc within week The raise is appreciated
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Cash quotations were as
follows; Flour steady No. 2 rye, 74c Feed
or mixing barley, 4sG64c: fair to choice do.
6s@TTc. No. 1 southwestern haxseed. $2-e3;
No. 1 northwestern do. S2.75; timothy seed.
STd9. Glover, S10d15.25. Mess pork, per bbI,
19.50d19.75. Lard. per 100 1bs. S12.47L.
Short ribs. sides (loose), S11611.75; short clear
sides (boxedl, S12 2121561225
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearanceS Of wheat and four were equal
to 1e2. 600 bushels Exports for the week. as
shown by BradStreet'S were equal TO 1.5S4. 900
bushels. Primary receipts were 1.520 900 bush
els. compared with 2.s60OO0 bushels the
responding day year ago. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Wheat. 66 cars: corn. S95 cars;
oats, 115 cars: hogs 1000 head
or
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and coppers
weak.
Cotton market lower.
Increased activity In local bonds.
Oil stocks still quiet.
Refined sugar reduced 10 points.
Wheat dull. with several sorts
lower.
Barley and oats about the same.
Hay and feedstuffs unchanged.
New beans continue to arrive.
No change In dried fruits and
raisjns.
Butter lower. Eggs and cheese
higher.
Fresh fruit market literally
stocked.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
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Northern wheat afarket

SEATTLE. Sept. 23.--Wheat-NfilIinr: Blue
stem. 9oc; forty-fold. Soc: club s5c; ffe SIC.
red Russian Sc Export: Bluestem. SIC forty
fold. SIC: club s2c: fife. S2c; red Russian. soc.
Yesterdays ear receipts: Wheat. % cars; oats.
cars barley. cars: hay. 20 cars.
club. SIC; red Russian. s3c Export: Bluestem'
91c; club. Sac; red Russian, S2c: forty fold sSc
Car receipts: Wheat. so cars; barley l car:
corn, car; oats. 5 cars: hay. ears
OREGON
PORTLAND. Sept 23.-Wheat-Track: Club.
S3QS4c; bluestem, 90G91c; red Russian. S0td Sic;
valley. ssc; turkey red. s2Gs6c; forty-fold s56
SEC. Car receipts: Wheat. 81 cars; oats cars;
corn. cars.
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Loans, Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

The feature of local securities yesterday was
the marked improvement in sales of bonds
which amounted to $3.50. 600. the largest for
long time OF these $4,000 was in the tele
phone 5 per cents. Spring Valley water Is
sold to the amount of $4,000. There was some
activity in telephone common and Spring Valley
water stock at about previous prices. The sugar
stocks weak and Hawaiian commercial
sold down to $50 and Hutchinson to SIT.
The following stocks were ex dividend: Amer
lean national bank. S1.75; Giant powder SOC:
Mercantile national bank, So: ORC water light
and power. SOC: Union sugar company 4Oc
The Seattle electric company has declared
quarterly dividend of s1.75 per share on the
common stock. payable October 10. and semi
stock, payable October /.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Conner Stocks

BOSTON. Sept 23.-E F. Huttons wire says:
The market opened fractionally lower but not
in comparison with the New York list. Shoe
common again todays feature. selling
above COZ on continued good buying Copper
shares are still awaiting leader. and would
not be surprised TO them start any moment
now. We look for these issues TO be led by
Lake Superior shares. Activity in the coppers
still is much restricted. however. and the price
changes are hardly worthy Of mention, except
Tamarack which is down two points
The August production Of the Utah copper
company was f,440,035 pounds. q reduction Of
100000 from the average monthly output of
the three preceding months, or a curtailment Of
"A per cent.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-The condition ~
the treasury at the beginning of business TODAY
was as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin. sss5. .o45. 500: silver
So 55e. 600; silver certificates outstanding. s4s4
S9S. 600
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, Sc Dos 096: current liabilities. Sq5
POS. Cos: working balance in treasury Offices.
$685. 27I; in banks TO credit of treasurer of
the United States, S36,36s36T: subsidiary silver
coin. SIS. .234 .042; minor coin S943 O5i. total
balance in general fund. sol .a13. 457-
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lal at s1.6o@1.65 per ctl.
Foreign Futures
IJVEPpnOT
New York Grain ,.a-ts+

NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Flour was steadv
with fair tobbing business. Receipts sc. .617.
Wheat-spot, firm No. red. s1.o4z ele-
yator and S1o5 I. o. b. afoat; No. / northern
Duluth. S1.24A f. o. b. shoat Futures mar
ket opened easier on bearish weekly foreign
statistics and lower cables. Rallying on good
cash demand and the strength Of corn, it
quiry and closed &c net lower. Sentenober
closed S1.04k. December S1.OS, May S1.I21s.
receipts 30, 600. shipments none
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and Other Grains

\ Wheat--The market continues dull and steady
with all conditions unchanged, except decline
in Sonora.
CASH WHEAT
California club. 81 .5215 G1.5719; sonora. 81. 30
@1.77a; white Australian, S1611a al .12l3:
northern club, 81. .55G1 -5T11; Russian red s1.55
@1.5I11: turkey red. s1.57iz a 1621s bluestem.
S1.61ia @1.721a per ctl.
FUTURES
10 a.. M. Session
No quotations
Barley-Prices stand about the same, with
steady market Receipts yesterday were free.
CASH BARLEY
No. feed, $1021s @105: on grades 95c@
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New York Money MnrL.t

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Money on call easy.
* az per cent: ruling rate. I5s per cent; clos
ing bid, rs per cent: offered at 2 per cent
Time loans. dull and weaker: so days ga per
cent; 90 days. 494A per cent; months, AZ a
Az per cent. "
Prime mercantile paper. 51R as per cent
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual business
in bankers bills at 81. S35O64 $500 for ca dav
bills and at 81 -S625 for demand
Commercial bills, S4.S3@4S3E.
Bar silver. 532tc.
Mexican dollars 44c
Bonds-Government. steady; railroad, steady.
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Northern Rnxine..

ances SCI. 139 20
balances, Sl2l, ,673.
ances S47.371 ~
PORTLAND. Sept. 2s.-cleariugs, 81 .2s2. es5:
balances, $79590.
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Greater Activity in Local Bonds
Mining and Oil Stocks Quieter
weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending September
22 shows aggregate of 2,193, OBS. .00O as
against S2502, 365. 600 last week and S3,392 54z
following is a list Of the cities:
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} MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 23.-W heat-September
S1.097s; December. $1.11H; May. s1.15E
Cash--No. hard. S1.13: No. 1 northern. 81. 70
@1.121as No. ? northern. s1.0Sd1.1O; No. 5
northern. S1.o6671 90
Corn--No. : yellow. 81 - G52c.
Oats-No. 3 white. 32s4 d33Lc.
Rye-69M T015c
: Flax-Closed at .s2.671s.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dtspofch TO The Call

Los ANGELES. Sept. 23.-cleveland was the
Dig trader on the oil exchange today, $4,000
shares changing bands The stock sarged
during the morning, but closed frmer. Union
oil was steady. Mexican petroleum common
was strong. The call:
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Duluth Flax

DILJTH. Sept. 23.-Flax--In store. on track,
$2.T4l2; to arrive 81 6915: September, 81. T215
asked: October. 50. 81 y asked; November 81 81
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Last week

Last week s.
sNot included in totals because comparisons
are incomplete.
fNot included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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Butter, Cheese and Exxm

Changes in quotations yesterday were few
and narrow. consisting Of 1ac decline In dRtter
hrsts. an advance of y in fancy dat eheesV and
an advance Of a in extra eggs.
Sales the exchange were 10 case lots OF
first creamery butter at 29i2c. 10 cases OF extra
eggs at 44c and 10 case lots at 4315c: also y
fancy nat cheese at Ice
Receipts were 4S.5OO pounds OF butter. IS. 500
pounds OF cheese and $50 cases OF eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab-
lished on the floor Of the dairy exchange Prices
in the street, while governed BY the exchange
quotations. generally range from 1i5c to &c hlgl-
er, owing to the various charges to be added:
RTTTFR DEP pOV-ND
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London Closing Stocks

I1at slIFer-Steady; q 13-1Gd per ounce
Money al per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
snort bills Is 215 M2& per cent and for three
months bills 13-l6@27s per cent
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Horse. and nInIe.

The Following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished BY the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
HORSES
Desirable drafters. 700 lbs and over. .S27503OO
Light drafters. 1850 to $50 lbs-..... 225d2TJ
Chunks. $50 to 1900 lbs ....----.-. 2O0G25O
Wagon horses. 1-25O to 1850 lbs -. 175d2OO
Delivery wagon horses, 1850 to 1.250. 125d150
Desirable farm mares ..---....-...... 13j015O
Farm workers -.........-....-.....- 75d1OO
900 lbs, to 7 years .S125Q150
1000 lbs, 4 to Z years 15O0l175
1.100 lbs, 4 20 years. 20OQ225
1.200 lbs. to years 25Od3oO
Over years old range from S15 70 S25 lower.
Note-Shippers 10 this market must have
horses close TO type. with age. bone conformation
and style. TO command extreme quotations
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The only change in dairy produce this week
is an advance in California eggs. Meats re-
main the same and prices for fruits and vege-
tables show no particular variation. New Gran
berries from Cane Cod are on the market, sell
ing at 15c quart
COAL. PER
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Meat Market


Hogs are coming in little more freely, but
the market Is steady and unchanged. Beef and
mutton stand about as before
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-sts acc per lb for steers. 71s@ssc FOR
cows and heifers.
veal-9t5 aloe for large and lie for snallA
Nutto3-Wethers. s1591O15c; ewes. s6sSe
Lamb-1015 df2c per 1b
Dressed pork (per lb)-t36f31Lc for nghk
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are tO- good sound
livestock, delivered In San Francisco gross
weight:
No. 1 fat steers. 900 lbs alive. 5051e
per ID; under 300 lbs. SC; second quality, an
weights. 41594Ac; thin. undesirable steers. go
G4Hc.
No. 1 cows and heifers. 4a4He: second uuaI-
ity, 81 94c; common. thin. undesirable cows
Desirable bulls and stays, 2K 021se. half Fat
or thin bulls. IL 62c.
Calves-Lightweight. per ID. 5A d6c; medium
81 051ac; heavy 4Q4%c-
sheep-Desirable wethers. 415G4%e; ewes. A
G4Ac.
Lambs (per Ib)-UnshOrn lambs. s@sHc; shorn
lambs. 81 65%e
Hogs (per Ib)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
to 140 lbs. &c; 40 to $50 lbs. 9Kc: 25O to $50
lbs, &c. common, undesirable hogs. 607c.
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TRADERS PLAYING
TAG With STOCKS
Professional Element CIlaSes the
Securities Up and Down
fhe Price Scale
General Public and Capital Alike
Indifferent TO the Trend
of Market
New York STOCK Ifst

=. F. Hutton & Co. 4aO California street.
members az the New York stock exchange fur
yesterday:
So STnCEs IIirb Tor. ! Rid 49,
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Cheese-Calffernia fancy fats. I5Ise per H.
steady. do h-sts Hiac. steady: do seconds
121sc, steady; fancy Young Americas. 17c.
firm: do firsts. 15tac. hrm; Oregon fats 161Sc
drm: California storage fats. 15c steady
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases in
cIu
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FamfIy ReTaiI Market

WESTERN STATES
Flour. or sks-...-....-..-......- ...-........ I06s
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Chicago Discount Rate
Weekly Review of Trade

CHICAGO. Sept 23.-Exchange on New York
10c to 2oc discount.
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~" HAAHH - A.
Pennsylvania Egg. $19. %
Hepburn -----. l2Ot
American Block. 14.0C
Richmond ...... 12-0(
Coos Bay. 1000
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter. 2 ID 50 75G 50
IL ID square. .5506O
Eastern Cheese "a 80
Cal. Cheese. .....-M2 D
POULTRY AND GA
Hens. each .S101.25
Do small. .60G75
Young ROoSters.
each -.-$ Stat. .
Old BOOSTERS. ea.50M -
Flyers. each 500 -
BrOilcrs. each. .SnG 50
Turkeys. per 10. .S00S1
MEATS-The Retail
quotes as follows:
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Provisions

Local packers and dealers report the market
steady and unchanged with a fair business
passing.
Cottolene-One half Dbl 13%c; half bbIs.
l3tc; 1 tierce. 131scs tierces. 13c; tierces.
127xc per ID.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams. 1917 AM2Gc: picnic
hams. 1415c: California hams. 19e; fancy bacon
s TO lbs. 3O1se; to 10 lbs. 27c: 10 to - lbs
26c: sugar cured. 27c; light dry salt bacon, to
10 IDS 24c; TO TO II lbs, PC; medium bacon. 19c;
light medium bacon. 19c
Lard-T1erres 15e. SOS 15Hc los 15%c. -
1870. IS 16c; compound lard. tierces 12c sos
12Ac: los 12Zc. 5s 12T6c. 3s 13c: yellow cook
ing oil, SEC per gal: white cooking oil. sSc peg
gal; salad OIL 81 per gal
Beef-Local prices are quoted. Export lots,
inspected By the government. are 81 per hi
higher Extra family beef. SIS per Dbl; family
smoked beef. 81 15c per lb
Pork-Extra ,.6 prime. in barrels $50: clear. s34;
half bbs. $40 for 25 ID kegs and s155 for kits.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. Sept. 2s-ls:so a. m.
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Bid. ASH. Bid Ask.

IS or cp new ;3s or coup.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala A " 5s - 100 lOak Tran 6s. 1oT%
Am Ell S. 9155 81 lOak Tran IS. 103
Asso Oil 5s. 94a. 80 o Tran Cn IS 1O4
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Garlic ........s..-M 8
iTfeeu Ee3S. --fC =
onions. per 10 ID 2
Green Corn. doZ 2S04n
POtstOes. lh.....2d2 =,
String Beans. lh.-G :
summer Squash ID - 4
Sprouts. per 10. a
spinach. per lb...-M :
Tomatoes. 10 ... ga .
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-12-01
CORPORATION REPORTS OPEN
The President Approves Rules Under
Which the Tax Returns May
Be Inspected.

Washington, D. president Taft
struck an effectual blow in favor
of publicity of the affairs of corpora
tons when he approved the rules of
the secretary of treasury under which
all returns made under the corpora
ton tax law shall be available to the
public. The corporation income tax
law was framed for the purpose of
insuring under heavy penalties in
GLIDING Imprisonment an accurate
yearly return of the operations of all
corporations. Following this the
publicity feature was added and now
the rules under which this publicity
is to be insured have been framed by
secretary MacVeagh and approved by
the president. These rules will in
sure publicity as widespread as any
reasonable man can expect.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-12-01
HAVE PASSED lOO,OOO,OOO MARK
Including Our Newly Acquired Is.
lands Our Population is About
1o3,992,757.

Washington, d. C.-The United
States has passed the 1O0,O00,010
mark in population. Including the
Philippine Islands and Porto Rico and
not including Guam and part OF tee
islands of the Samoan group, the
American flag floats over a popula'
ton of 1O3,992,757.
Exclusive of the Philippine Islaa &C.,
Porto Rico, Guam and Samoa, Dat in
Guiding Alaska and Hawaii, the po2u.
lation of the United States is 93,471,-
648 Ten years ago the population
Of the same territory was 76,3O3,3S7.
1t will be several weeks before the
official figures are made public by the
census bureau, but there is no doubt
that the foregoing figures are very
close to the mark. They are based
on the percentage of gain shown by
the population statistics of IS states
and territories which have been COM
piled officially by the census bureau
experts
1t is believed that the percentage
Of gain for all the states and terri
tories will be approximately 22.5 over
the census Of ten years ago.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-12-01
THANKSGIVING GAME A TIE
KANSAS AND MISSOURI UNlVER-
slTlES EACH SCORED FIVE.
With Ideal Weather 10000 People
Witnessed the Twentieth Annual
Football Game.

Kansas City, Mo.-In one Of the
most spectacular games ever wit
messed on a gridiron, Missouri and
Kansas played a tie game, both scor-
ing a touchdown and falling to kick
goal. The ball continually shifted
from side to side.
Kansas several times missed
chances to score when near Mis-
souri's goal by attempting the use Of
the forward pass.
The game was replete with brilliant
plays.
Fully 10000 persons witnessed the
twentieth annual contest for football
supremacy. The students were the
first on the field, and with yell leaders
marshaled their forces. That sonor-
GUS old Rock Chalk, Jay Hawk
chant lent color to the scene, while
from across the field was waited the
Tiger yell of "Old Mizzou" These
yells intermingled with the college
songs, woke up some of the old boys
whose noses have been to the grind
stone of business for years.
Long before the game started lines
OF football enthusiasts lined up at the
several entrances to the Gordon &
Koppel stadium, some of the lines be-
ing five deep and three blocks long.
Many were not able to gain admission
until after the game had started.
Three thousand college students,
wild with months of pent up enthusi-
asm, almost as many more college
alumni with all the fires of the college
spirit relighted and host of visiting
followers of Missouri and Kansas uni
verslties, took possession of the
streets and downtown hotel Hobbies
and created the largest demonstration
of Kansas City's football history