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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03
FINAL WHEAT CROP REPORTS
State Raised $50 Million Bushels
This Year

The Kansas wheat crop OF 1914
was lS0,s24.ss5 bushels, with a
value estimated at s151,5SS,03l, ae-
eordlng to final figures Issued today
nv the state board of agriculture.
The estimate Of the value OF the
crop is based on the average price
Of sS.7s cents offered for wheat
Dickinson county's yield is reported
as s,177,192 from a sowing OF 1872
ss3 acres. However, large part OF
Dickinson county wheat sold for
more than 81 cents bushel and a
considerable amount is still on hand
80 that the value Of the crop Is
really more than the $2,661,S5l'
the value based on the, average price
of 81 cents.
While the fact has been apparent
that the wheat production of Kan
,sas this year was by far the largest
in the history of the state, few per-
haps have any adequate conception
of its magnitude. This years crop is
approximately twice as much as the
states next best yield. is more than
25 per cent greater than any other
state has ever produced In q single
season, and about equals the COM
bined yields of the three states rank
ing next highest in the production
this year. Kansas lead all other
Estates in wheat production last year.
according to the department OF ag-
riculture, but this years crop Is
100 per cent larger.
Kansas raised wheat enough this
year to make 40,2O6,540 barrels OF
flour. Were this flour converted in
tn bread It would make eight and
,one-half billion loaves, enough to
meet our nations need for bread for
a year, or nearly 95 loaves for every
man. woman and child in the United
States.
Correspondents estimate that a.
per CENT lSpO1O1VVV puOSA''
crop remains in the growers hands
This is Is million bushels more than
the average annual wheat produt-
stion In Kansas in the twenty years
ending with 1918. Reporters sug-
Sest that this 70 million bushels Is
held for the coveted price of one
dollar a bushel.
The value of this record-smashins
crop, as reported, is twice as much
as that of the best preceding year.
and If apportioned equally among
the states inhabitants would give to
each a little more than 500.
The highest average yields, 20
bushels to the acre, were Riley,
Shawnee and Wabaunsee. Dickin-
sons average yield was "a bushels
Reno had the largest total yield
6,733,848 bushels. Dickinson is
twenty-third in point Of yield.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03
A Big Holiday
Offer
The Weekly Reflector
Capper's Weekly
Mail & Breeze
225 Piece Christmas
Package
of postcards, tags, seals:
stickers, stamps, etc all
beautifully colored and
embossed for the Christ
mas season
All forSI.85

1t is not necessary to say
that this is the biggest hOl-
iday offer we have ever
made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03
DRUNK AT FOOTBALL GAME
So Solomon Superintendent SwOre to
Complaint, and Won

William Rice was fined IS and
costs in Salina on charge Of dis
turbing the peace. Complaint
against Rice was made by ]. l..
Mickey, principal of the Solomon
high school. Rice was drunk at a
high school football game Thanks
giving day.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03
Fair Association Meeting

Annual meeting of stockholders OK
Dickinson county fair association at
Commercial club rooms in Abilene,
Tuesday, December 8, at 1880 p. m.
IT. R. Conklin, President; G. r.
Baer, Secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03
snsa to Foreclose Mortgage

E. F. wendt filed suit today
against Milton Ruthruff and others,
heirs Of C. F. Ruthrrff. to collect
on a mortgage given as security Tor
"a $3.50 promissory note BY c. F.
Ruthruff.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03

received by any of these ladies and
carefully distributed.
The Mission ladies are very CRATE
full for the generous Thanksgiving
contribution of S138.72.
MRS. w. u. NICHOLS,
Secretary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-12-03
Good Only to
Dec. Is

As after that date it would
be too late to get your Christ
mas package.
The R, A ,ctor will be sent
to all new p lid in advance sub
scrlber, free until Jan. Ist.
Send your remittance at
o. &c OF call at R Hector Office.
Remember this offer i good
only to Dec. IS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
gbieasp, Z. DECEMBER.

@sis,n. = ifiir Ce3em6er $1,16a
-1.17s. am Salub .$1.16a; iiir
Mai $1.21s-1. .22s, am S6lub
s1.21s.
Mslfdbiorn. - Cir December 62f
-64c. am SdluB 62se; fir Rai
68i-69ae. am S9lub 684c
6ofer. - Siir DECEMBER AZ
4sac. am Ghlub 47sc; fiir Rai 5ls
52ic. am Sdlub 51ic.
Rornsn. - 90. 2 S1.11a.
9srits. - 60-70c.
5imotbp. - $3.75-5.50.
alse. - $12.00-14.5O.
PORT. - Giir Sanuar $1s.05-
1910. am SfiluB $18.07; fir Mai
$1S.42-18.5o, am GdIub $1S.42.
S6mals. = 6iir .Sanuar go
9.72. an Gdlub $40; fit Mai9.95
LOCO. an SdIbub 9.95.
Nippenieiien. : $9.67-9.70, am
GdIub $9.67; fir Wai $10.02-10.s
on, am GdIub $1,000.
Butter. - Marit itstis. Gream.rp
2432c.
Gier. - W1artt ftetig. Srbindre
firits 26-27c. firits 28-29c.
aartoffsIh - Rasst issiia u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

bis quite lei6te $7.0DS.10, grtrt
So. $3.50.
e e6neine. = p6dels unb Flei
ffsriorten itiesen beuts UNI 1Oc pei
100 plumb unb i6loHen fart in
9Ireiis. 2sidte gerIunbtiprten unt
sertsl maren IangIam unb uupsrdu.
bert i'm reiIs.
Guts Bis auserIeisns Yerpadunss,
unb sSleiIGsriorten $6.70-6.75, aes
miihte Experimentation $3.50
6.70. orDindre Biz aussrlelene i6fpere
fstte SGus $5.5o-625. Stass $4.25
-5.75. IeiGte @eriunotIorten uuo
sSertel $5. 1880.
Gaafeunb Qamme1.- Der
Martt mar beute fIau. Sdafe fielsn
Inn 25e. 2dmmer UNI $500 per
100 g}funb.
S9afe: grtra $3.50, quie Biz aug,
erlsi.ne $4.00-4.40. oroindre bis
fair $2.50-3.75. 2dmmer $3.50
LOU.
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Hrb Usobs. s.Wtartt.
Gin,innati. 0ea.m6er.

V Ut II, 4. OtttHlpeI.
Der Martt mar In Der perfloHenen
Wocbe aiemli9 lebbaft unb bic preiis
tpurbsn fait burtpsa berabseiebt
9sionbers in Ncdfrass iparen Wins
teritoffs. Die 0uotirungen tuarsn
tpie folat.
Brannsr RusfinEGreat gaus q
9ooher 5e. 7ks. 6aIifar G 6 514c, 6enberfci
garniIo 0c. linton 6he. BRIGHTON 9 5he.
SsSssh aS,s5r ~ gare ss,rs5 SilS ef assrs a5f
so ga zoe. Utica 1914 25e. bo. ejl 22he.
stsolsivosS n. iota 2iMs 30. sA iaiae srisst0n
ssbIet6ter u-Damfuita i2c,
Suit ot toe Coon eMe. asnssaie &c, @nion'
sias S sAs, s!a g. Soss KS, Cur gIaau, gIaas
gis.ylot 7e,~aia Sninn sEe. ssnus Be. Gltii
Cad 5ht On 'Gaiibful &C. waaic 4jse. Sep.
pereu 1914 2ac. DO. 94 22e. Utica 1914 2ec.
DO. e/i.' '27e. Roiepogb 1914 23hc. bo. 9/l
2iSe. Brtabton 1914 23e. DO. 94 2ie.
ErtntA-amsriean ebtriins. 5ke, Central
sa5i ,,sS sS us,,s ss @sHIHtSa o,, HaS sEsus s
1nia Robes -eils.. Aaticnal 8Ae, can 1on
5he. Orion &c, Clarion She.
a--g9aIbroH Z Ne. nertroob Il. Cal
lans 800 o.. Roniiae oite. Stisr Gtsei iihe.
sass'sd'ia sass e ise s s 'ifsP is susoassaaa a1s
iss. Gsuslioas . 3 i5hs.
Gtnabams-a -anlosisas eiapIe exc, n q
g %. Gberett QIdfTic 6ht, pdrcdfisr Efrple
9ts. 1912 g. stnaftcH &c. Graamers 5&e.
IisfaiSr q aIna.'ss ,,n e., ,.hs; a., -.
llIahama TAG SIS Sirsfnia 6h:. SsifaniHe
SsHims-eas iec. srosimits lie. srist.
ton ioke. xint Sc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

puntts parsn. Die mir non ferne 5u
9eiiht betamen unb als uns cine
prabtIOIe Reutsrmslpuns Der aabel<
itation bic &unbe Don ben neuefen
grsisniIen auf Dem Grobau permits
telte. ou iaHDte i'd Sing Rpb eiHeH
lsBten brabtIoisn @rub. Seitber ia.
be ih Ieiner niAt pieoer geoaAt Bis
geiiern, ba be- telegraph meloete. bic
fiibne .Gnlben" iei an ben SSnfsln
bes SOnigs RoB seitranoet Run fat
Der ginIams pl0slib unerlparteie &c.
ieqihaft betommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

&c ip Bort. 7. Dss.m6sr.
Mebl. - Wsartt iistig.

Mebl. - Martt Ii.tis.
ROgaeHmebl. War!t rubig, fai,
biz quite $5.75-5.90. auserIsi.nsa
biz fancp $5.95-620.
gudDeisenmebl. Utarit tIau
$2.75 nominsll per 100 pfunb.
gu9tpei5en. - Wartt itstis, Sat
paHeiiider $1.85, asmiidtsr unb Gil.
Der gull $1.S0.
Wfaisme6l. = Wartt pillia, fsinea
fueibes unb aslbes S1.45-1.5O. ses
hiiIites S1.40-1.45. &ilu pri.b $3.s
10.
ROasen. murtt fart. Ro. 2
Weit$1. .18a fir ausfubr.
Gerite. - Martt pilIia, semalst.
1880 {. |. (. Buffalo.
Wei3sn. - Mnr.i ieit, so. 2 rot6tr
H.254, go. 2 barter $1.264 allie aui
osm Geleile aur 9lusfubr, go. / Rors
lbern Duluth $1.2Sa, 30. l Tortbsrn
Manttoba $1.31 c. I. (. guffalo fiir
3ufubr.
Welihtorn, - Marlt feft. gto. 2
selbes 73ac {. If. fir 3ufubr, alr,
sentiniides primu 73c nOmin,ll &C.
Iiefert.
6af.r. - Rartt iietia, Staubarb
53ae, No. 3 tpsber 53c. fancp ssbils
fer ipsiber $3.50.
5eu. - Wlartt rubis, prima ST.
O7ae. go. l 81 02E-1.05, No. 2 95c
800. PO. 3 $500, 0erianbt
1886.
Sopfen. - Mdrtt rubis, STATE, ors
binGrer Big aussrleiener 1914 22-
2sc, 1913 nominell, paciiic siiit.
1914 10--14t. 1913 S--10e.
6dute. Wartt fsit. Boaota 20
25-30c, Central Mmeriia 29c.
Qsber. - Martt feit. Ssmlod firits
31-32e, feeonbs 30-31c.
BORT. - Marit itsiig. nleb 500,
5o-21.00; isamilp $24.O0-26.0O;
fbort clear S21 .50-25.00.
geef. Martt iietis. Reb $21.00
Hamiln $24.00-25.00.
Sdmala. ylartt pilIis. Wibbls
Weit 9.90-10O0.
5als. = Rartt itetis. eitp 6st.
Country 6ac.-6.5c.
6ara. = War.t rubia a.iiebi.s ors
oindres Big autss $3.65-3.75.
5erpentin. = Wartt itstis. IRA.
tine Barrels Ate.
REFS. - Murtt iietis. ginkimi.
Ifer fair Biz aussrleiener 44-5Ac,.
Wolaiies. - Ulartt itetig, Rem
Orleans open tsttle 5000.
Suder. - ROhsr. Mar.t ft.tis.
Rolaifes 1924. Centrifugal $3.50. |
itstig. Gut lpao 5000
sru's'b $3.50. UlouIh u $3.50, Cubs
s5.35, XXXX popbereo 1926,
,oipbsrsb $500. feinsr granulirtsr
$40. Diamonb u $50. GonfettiOs
lers u $500; Ro. l $4.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
NeterN&t Des Gtsetnnati
marftee,
Dir bic Rssiss. ben Z. Deg.
1914 sHtietHSs @s4s.

gtnetnndtt. 7. December.
Die nadfcIeenben luotirunsen be
5ieben ii& ,iiir auf enaros.Srnn
ottionen. gei Heineren @eidditer
tperben ettuns bobere preiie berednet
probifionen.
ShmaIs. - prima Stean
9.65-9.75. syamiIn G1maIa liz
--12c pro pfunb.
9rodeueefaI5tnes GIeii d
Giort clear Ssitsn 114-11ae, fborl
Rippenieisen lille, ertra fbori
clear Gsiien 114-124e. S9uItsrn 10
--10t. Bellies 12A--l3e. msbr per.
padt.
Bacon Gbort clear Seiten
12i-13ae, extra ibort Rippeuieiifn
12&--12ae, s9ulisrn 114-11ar unb
Bellies 13a-144e Iofs unb 4c per
a,iirnb mebr perpadt.
Sugar Gureb GIeifd. -
Shinisn 16a--17c, pitnie Shul,
fern 12a-13c, Breatfeit Bacon 19
19ae, Ghultern 12b-13e. trodsn,
geff G4intsn 27-29e.
SIBgep6feItcs SIeifh.
G&inisn l2a-13ie. picnieSdul.
tern 114-11ac. Bellies -8-17e.
Sdultern 11t-11ac. Rem gort Gut
11i-113e.
brifdes sIeifd. - ediu.
fen 111-12e, picnic G9ultern 9a--
9ae. S9ultsrn 9a-9ae. fort
Rippsnitttsn 9a-9ac. fbort clear
Geitsn 10-105e, srtra ibort Seiien
9l-9ae. Bellies 14a-15ir pro
pfunb.
MebI unb @etrei6e.
WebI. - Winter pntent So .25---
$40, @inter ganeb $4.90--5.f5. DO,
6nniilp $4.50-4.65, Grtra $4.05-A-
4.25, or6indres $3.S5-4.05. Sarter
@eisen patent So. .90-6.30, so. .fanepi
$5.45-6.70. DO. Gamilp $4.65--I
4,66. MoegennebI. nor6ipeitIifes ae.
miidieB $5.tb-5.25. reines GitpI
$5.15-5.45 per Dbl.
@ei3en. go. 2 rother @inter
M.17i--1.1s1c Ro. 8 S1.18-1.17
Rp. 4 rotber $1.10-1.15.
MeH htern. - 30. ireibsS
nsuss 66e. 80. 2 bo. 65A--66e. 30. 81
10, 64A-6 -65Ae, Ro. 4 bo. 62t--l
63Ae. 30. 8 DO. 61-62Ac. go. g SOL
--61e. Ro. / ssIbes 66te, glo. 2 bo.
65a--66Ac. 30. 8 bO. 64f-65ae,
10, q bo. 62-63c, 30. s bo. Coz
01ss. Wo. 9 bo. 592 -60sc. 30. 1 ge,
miiHtss 65Ie, 30. 2 DO. 64Ae5e,
Ro, 3 bo. 63-64e. Glo. A bo. 61a-l
e23e. 90. 8 bo. 60-61e. no. 6 bc. |
68-60c.. gltuss tpeibss splbtn.
Torn 63-65c. sslbts 63-65e, as.
mifhtts 62-84c Der Nu.
SAFER. Hp. 2 fpeiBer 51--l
b1ac. STANDARD peiber 51e, go. 81
ipsiBsr 50a-5lc. 80. 4 ipeiber 48} |
--49Ae, 30. 2 gtmiidbisr 5Oa-51e,
30. 3 ssmii6tsr 50-50ae, go. 4I
ssmiifisr 49--50t.
Rosaen. - 30. 9 S1.13--1.15,
9O. 3 sl.09-1.12. 30. 4 sl.01-l
LOS.
mails. ~ SrHbiatss Gsrfss ss
'-e6e. DO prbiuars s4r-sas " nw |
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Nsw 9ort. Z. December.

Rem Nort. Z. De5embsr.
Sinn. - Warft flau. - $3275-
1925. aupfer fsit. eleetrOlBtic $12.s
a7-13.00. Gaftina S12.67-12.87.
Glen itetia. Ro. l Rortbern $14.s
SO 1900; 30. 2 $14.25-14.75,
Ro. Soatbcrn $14.25-14.75. go.
2 $14.25-14.75.
9lsi. ru6is $3.70-3.80, Spsltsr
iistia. -5.65.
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SelSentOb seutideu Jliesers
bel HefusmD5iruHssfabrt.

Rsttst, BEL aanrpf in Der 2uft bur6
ben asib sei4Ofien Die pi9tigen
auf3ei9nungen; uuf bic 8ruit ocs
Stsrbenoen Iegt Elm Sffi3ier ba5
giierne &teu3,
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Mi&iaam unb Wiseenjin rothe 35-
40e. bto fpeibe 35-43e.
@efliigsl. = 9ebenbes. qrsiie bo.
Der. Sprinsers 12e. 6iibner 103-
--11c. Sruthiibner 13c.
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gbieaao. December

GbieaaO. 7. DECEMBER.
.S6peine. - 3ufubr 10000. Wsartt
itetis. Bull $6.70-7.25, leiate &c.
N-7.50, semiidte $e.6o-7.35,
ihipere $6.0-7.25. raube $685.
6.70, serfel $4.50-725.
RinbDieh. 3ufubr 1900. Wartt
feit. Ginise fanep Dsibna6ts ge.pss
$5.25-8.40. ginheimii6s Gtiere $5.s.
70-10.60. Deitern $5.25-8.4O, ai:
be unb 5-ifers $3.25-8.5O. aGl6er
$6.50-9.50.
Sdafe. = 3nfubr 10000. Wartt
ftipa4. S9afe $4.80-5.S5; Sdbrs
linae $6.10-7.10. admmsr 5000
S.15.
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unt.r Giro m.rn.

.was ma6t Der gbs iebt beftGnbis
fir n dnsitlibes 9efidtg"
Der iisbt iita uarh grbsit I'm. una
ba fiirGiet CT tMnsr. sr trhst ipeI@s-
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Slad 1926, saamaiuba StiidfobIen
$3.50-3.75, 0uB rno Glad 1926
--2.35 per 9onne abgeliefert. 9auh-
loie StiidfobIeu $500. sfntbracite
$7.75 per 9onne abgeIiefert. Cote
foftet $6.00---6.50 per SonHe abge.
Iiefert.
Wofls. - Die Nabfrdoe mar
cine reht cute unb bic preii. felt.
Die Quotirunsen iparsn tpis fofst:
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Sdute. = Warit sientIidb lebbafi
u. fsft. Rabsefalasne Ro. l 1916
p. pfb.; Wo, 2 hp 14a-15e per pfb.
Giip guaders frifhe 1916. DO.
gountrn 124-12a. friItbe aa!bfeIle
17-17Ac per Dfunb.
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Rietmarfte.

ginrinnati. Z. DECEMBER.
3ufubr unb @srianbt pGbrsnb Der
Dsrfloiienen 4S stunben, psrsli9en
nit bsrislbsn 3sit in Der poristn Dos
de iinb bic folssnbsn:
3ufubr. Rinbp. S9lpeine. S6afe.
80. Nop. 2059 1929 1144
Z. DsS. 2432 4495 1921
@srfanht tpGbrenb b.rieIben Belt:
Rinbp. Sdipsine. Stnfs.
80. Rop. -. 652 -
z. Dss. -. 211 207
RiuDnisb. - Der Wartt mar
arG bsuis pisosr fdrpad infolge bes
iib.rsrobsn 2lnssbots. Die beiferen
0unliiatsn iisl,n um 25-5Oc unb bic
orbindrsn iiber 50-75e. Gin aroBer
absil Der 3ufubr blieb anpertauft.
WitiIers uno ibfpere Gtisre $500
-7.50. auserlsiene $7,60-8.0O, Of.
fen $275-5.5O. JisiIder Gtiere
$5.50-7,50. 5sifers $4.50-6.25,
austr!eisne big srtra $6.5O-7.25.
siniae fanep leidte $3.50. stiibe $500
-5.25. auserleiene $5.35-5.75,
Gamers $2.75-3.50.
9ullen. - Die Hahfraae mar
bsuie nir mdbia unb bic prsiis flee
len Tim 25e.
Masere unb Ieihts S4.25-2.25,
8oIosna S5.25-6.00. grtra $6.10--|
6.25. fsttt gulIen $6.00-6.25.
MiIdfiibe lpurbsn nur gum
Gdlddten berfauft. Cont ipurben
bieIelben nidt ssbdnbsIt.
aGIber. - 9nfanss mar ber|
Warft ftttis, aessn G4IuB aber flau
unb fdlipod unb bic prsiis iielsn UNI
50t$1.00.
prbiuSrs arcbe &450-s.50. faisl
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utsattuG ppiIe umfats.
Die llmfdtt im tisIisen GIsarissbors
bslieftn ii4 bsute auf $4,122,Aso.
ssfa esinSiiatsH,
Ser Rayit In loEalfsIuritaten lhe int iid
uad unb nad sw beten unb bic Drsife iinb
sbsninns stpas tn bic S6be eseansen. io'
lane, sber Die Hbrie ssiAioTsu blsibi, III
% |nner, Ouotirnnsen ansugfbsn.
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pferSe anb aJsamIeiel.
Gineinnati.7. Nss.mb

Die 3ufubr mar in Der perfloFenen
Mote 6seeItsnb sr6Ber unb belisf ie9
auf 1884 pferte unb 40 WauleIel.
@cn ben s34 pfsrben ipa,sn mebr aIs
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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-27
SUFFRAGE MEETING HERE
Delegates Of All Missouri Leagues
Will Assemble May Is.

The delegates from the women's
suffrage leagues of Missouri will be
entertained at dinner at the Virginia
Tea Room Monday night, May IS. This
dinner will be open to the public.
Those expecting to attend should send
their names to the committee so that
places may be provided for everyone.
The meeting of the representatives
of the women's suffrage leagues of
Missouri will be the first at which
every organized league has been repre-
sented. Monday and Tuesday, May IS
and 10, are the dates for the meeting.
This meeting should be particularly
interesting inasmuch as it will show
the growth of interest in equal suffrage
throughout the state" said Mrs. Wal
ter McNab Miller.
The program of meetings and speak
ers has been partly completed. Mon
day morning the executive board will
meet and have luncheon with Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mrs. c. X. Burdick. Monday
afternoon mass meeting will be held
Mrs. Medill Mccormick of Chicago
will speak on Suffrage and What 1t
Has Accomplished"
Tuesday morning the reports of the
standing committees and of the presi-
dents of the various leagues will be
heard. At the same session officers for
the ensuing year will be elected.
AS this is to be meeting prima-
rily to discuss plans for the coming
We are not attempting to
have many speakers" said Mrs. Miller.
The campaign is to educate the voters
before the vote is taken i'm November"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-27
FIGHTING AGAINST IGNORANCE.

In the trouble with Mexico the Uni
ted States is fighting against the igno-
rance of the McXicans as much as any
thing else. If war should be declared
and hostilitics continue, this will be
one of the worst features TO contend
with.
After being encouraged by iIuerta
IN their hostile demonstrations against
the Americans. the McXicans were
given as news in their papers that FL
Paso, Laredo. and Nogalcs had been
taken, that the United States troops
had been defeated at Vera Cruz and
the battlcship Louisiana sunk.
Under such leadership people can
not know their real reasons for going
TO war. nor their true position, and
as a result great deal of useless
trouble is brought on.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1914-04-27
TEXAS WON 81 OF 25 GAMES
Captain Massey Got Hit Each Of Last
Ten Times at Bat,

The games with Texas University
promise to be the biggest thing that
Missouri will get to see i'm baseball
this year, says Prof. c. l.. Brewer. The
games will be played tomorrow and
Wednesday instead of today and to-
morrow as first scheduled
Texas claims a new record for the
winning of consecutive games among
college teams with 90 straight games
to its credit. The official record is
held by Yale with 16 straight.
Texas has played 25 games and won
"A. The game lost was to the Austin
League team with which Texas played
three games, winning two.
The Chinese team which PLAYED here
last week was shut out twice by the
Longhorns with to scores. Texas
beat the Rocky Mountain champions
last year, Colorado University, three
straight. Southwestern University
three straight and Louisiana Univers-
ity three straight
There are five football men on the
Texas team. They are: the football
captain, Board, catcher, who won the
second Chinese game with home run;
Edmunds. an All-SOuth-W Western end,
third base; WINNER, quarterback, first
base. and Daniels and Moore, pitchers
Captain Massey of the baseball team
got ten hits in the last ten times at
bat and has a batting average of over
400 in the 25 games played.
The games with Texas University
will be called at 4 o'clock tomorrow
and Wednesday afternoons. Angerer
and Taylor will pitch for the Tigers.