New-York tribune., 1901-04-21

greatest desnee. supply the desired clements To
this end he made an @ EXHAUSTIVE study Of organic
s, eelyed M his close attention and he learned the
ciples, still more did he study and natures
aws-always to be brought back with Irresistible
cipes; Naturally Organized foods make possible
natural conditions. There is no other way
1t may not be altogether amIss TO take glance
at Mr.. Perky as q man of business, where ne
shines as brightly in the character OF an orig
inal Investigator In common with many O'Tr b
cesSfu1 business men. his day begins cary. 10y thc
Breakfast he has already dispatched mass of
work that would occupy others a day Ihs cease ;
relieved al times by short outbursts of that ire
sistble humor that is in the man. and. like muir
der. will out Yet withal he is never IN a hurry. &
No business is neglected or has TO stand over pc
cause he is too busy TO attend to It. IL Is ataGKe9
new machines which seem to be glfted w win an al
most human intelgence and able to DO any5nhs ylI
does not deem fatal. All the complicated apparatus
OF & ms wpEkS f Is IhS produtt 9 ar Dr ms he dsed from
the fact that from the time the grain reaches his
dainty Cardboard % i boxes and packed in great eases
is shipped. it is seldom touched by human hands
the work of two. and is accused of taking his work
get machine TO do the work of two l just install
more machines: And it is fact that he has never
ever worked for him is working for him still
personay PHD PeaEsI ne devery % and edcGton aad his
words carry conviction being backed by the irrefu-
These gifts enable him to secure and hold the raPt
attention OF his auditors, whom he quickly converts
into his disciples Having keen sense of humOr.'
he entertains while ne instructs.
Another part of Mr.. Perky's enterprise is dis
tinctive of the man. The name would attract at
tentiOn anywhere. The Perky Million Dollar Club
Whence the name? Like everything he does
says, it is logical 1t means that from his own;
personal holdings Mr. Perky has set aside one
million dollars worth of shredded wheat stock. the
earnings from which to be entirely devoted to
the support of the club. asked why he spent
much of his income to educate young and
women, he replied Il cannot afford TO do it')
Its purpose is to educate free of all charges. fifty
young each year frnLl- each State and Terri.
tory in the following branches:
FirSt-The Food Subject. embracing its thorough
understanding and preparation the history of foods
and their effect upon all nations.
Second -E,ocution. that they may effectively tell
what they have been taught.
Third-EngliSh Composition that they may effec--
lively write on the same subject.
Fourth Organize ation, that they may. when grad
uated. return to their respective States. under sal
AIRY from the company and organize auxiliary clubs.
to be chartered by and to receive fuller instruction.
from the parent club 49,
The clubhouse will be grand old Colonial man.
sion. overlooking the Niagara Rapids a site pro-
nounced by many travelled tourists the lOveest
earth.
Certainly there be foun., person more emil
rcnty qualified teach these students in food
values than Mr. Perky
These young men will be selected after thor
must evince to the satisfaction of the examiners