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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR SALE-If you want TO buy farm
If you want to buy ranch; If you want
TO buy city Droperty-cau on us We
have large list OF farms. ranches and
city property. quite d number Of which
are bargains. Take stock yards car.
get of at Eighteenth street; come and
see US, or phone 1.-TWO rings. North
End Realty Co., 1898 y. Lawrence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

DO YOIr WANT \ STOCK FARM N
NTNGAlAN COUNTY 7-kur the lsst
four months we have made q special
efIcrt 70 list ail the ranches Tor sale IN
southern Kansas. anu especially "a
kfugrnan county We have the nnest
and most complete LIST 10 choose 1rcrn
of any real estate nrm IN southern
Kansas All are well w1te~esi, have
splendid succulent grasses. much OF
them are good wheat. alfalfa and cora
LANDS, nicely located As IL railroad fScil-
ftfes. irnDrOVed ami Cuimlfr vary ing
N SIZE froEn 1-3 70 Z SO acres Posses
sion can be given Al once, Sz11 prices
are right Grass lands are bound q IN
crease in value right along. Notice
favorable location OF hiuSInfn county
on map. Remember. We have rhe nest
wate-ed county 81 Kansas. thousand
acres OF sub-iErigared land. fire climate
plenty Of fruit. and all The culFcslsel.ceS
OF civilization Ehe county Is 10 more
the horne Of the l0nE-haru. but -
stocked with the most improved breed
Al our stock farms have plenty - land
in cultivation for raising feed. do nos
coufound Us with western Kansas. bilt
come and see US. or write Us Ter de-
scriptions. Fer prices ane descriptive
catalogue. write Frank NFeinscheuk.
Manager OF klngruau County Cose5ii4-l-
ton Company. Kingmau, KAN ee-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR SALE-I2o9 University avenue. 10
rooms. 80 feet, barn, fruit. Inquire at
residence. 74-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
CLASSIFIED
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-lo3 feet. "a block north, J.
rooms, hot and cold water. Ss.V1- 20 feet,
y. Lawrence. Il rooms. All modern very
fine, 5000. Bran new cottage, reauss,
modera, in d block north. Sa.3fs- 81
feet, : rooms, close III, north, <s,ssA q
feet. G-room cottage. north. close II.
500. 1-r0om cottage, north, Sl.sea s
room house. cemented cellar. North
Lawrence. s.. Several best farms in
county. Call and see them Several
acre tracts, from ~ acres up J. K.
Sites Realty Co, room 80, Biting block.
76-ltx
FOR SALE. aeo-acre ranch. in Elk
county. Kansas. go acres in cultivation.
ELK river bottom, 125 acres alfalfa, very
piped 10 feed lots. hne timber. all
fenced and cTsss-fenced. four miles hog
tight and bull-proof. VIII be sold ~ q
great bargain. Fer particulars see John
7i-tu-th-et
FOR SALE-2D acres. near Bentley.
Kan. bottom land. 50 acres pasture $50
acres in cultivation. the best land for
corn or alfalfa, S-rOom house, Larn -42ziii.
granary 1SG24, COW barn lSN32- cattle
sheds SxS0. Wind-miils. 81 acres OF
wheat and rye, goes with the place
Possession March I. 1902. On r r D.
route SO an scre II sold at cnce-
321 acres. bottom land, one OF the best
bottom farms III Sed sw1cl- county, $50
acres grass, 10 acres broke, all GOOD
tillable land. 10 alkali, 1o-room house,
barn 32x40, COW barn lSx4S, granary and
corn crib. two steel nd-nliils good
orchard, ali kinds OF fruit This is good
alfalfa land. ~ miles 10 good railroad
town. y mile TO school Possession
March 1st. So an acre.
Ito acres, northeast of Valley Center. -
acres IN pasture. with living water the
year round, . acres alfalfa, balance in
cultivation - acres rye ana - acres
wheat, goes with the place; m-room
house, cellar 16x24, walled with rock.
cribs and chicken house. me bearing
orchard. all kinds OF fruit, berries ana
grapes; on r. i. y. route. Price. So an
acre. l have So acres joining Il that Is
well Improved. that can be bought for
Sd an acre.
l6) acres, y mile from railroad town.
y mile 70 school and church. q acres in
pasture. fenced with hedge, 3 acres bear
ing 0rchar~. Is0 acres In wheat, looks
the wheat on the place IS worth more
than good improvements: miles from
Wichita on X I. u. route. This IL 4
good place well located, and cheap ar
81 an acre. Possession at once. Do
not go by this II YOU want a bargain.
81 acres, near Valley Center bottom
land. 4-roOm house, good orchard. good
alfalfa land. Price 5000.
II YOU do not see what you want n this
list, write and give q description Of what
YOU want. l have the best list OF
farms of any agent in Sedgwick county.
6. r. DAVIS.
T5-tf Valley Center. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
HOUSES FOB SALE.


FOR SALE-A new, large, 5-room cottage,
handsome style, east front, SO feet of
ground, 81, 800.
Also a commodious Groom cottage, east
front. on Ohio avenue. not new. but II
very good condition, for 81 go.
HARTFORD INVESTMENT CO.,
76-lt Sedgwick Block
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13


FOR sALE-North Lawrence avenue
home, large rooms cellar. closets.
bath, large barn, me shade, 20 feet,
New. modern cottage. rooms. cellar.
pantry ana closets, barn. east front.
only 9 blocks ont. s2efH.
New 6-room cottage barn, SO feet, east
front, on Jackson. Sl.10g
Well improved suburban home, plenty
of fruit. 10 acres rich, bottom land, all
fer $50.
Ten acres on West Douglas, acres set
IN choice fruit. 500 per acre.
> acres on West Central. 800.
3 acres on South Lawrence avenue. $500.
improved house, barn and fruit.
On Wabash avenue. a-Toom house, fruit,
shade and 80 feet, bargain. s1300.
New 5-room cottage. modern. % feet.
on North Emporia, $50
Very choice vacant - feet on y abash
avenue, close 5n. $5,a.
:H3 BY q feet. On College Hin. 500. Snap.
4-room cottage. barn. carriage house,
double cellar. fruit and shade, lots,
on East Central. $50.
Bargain on Jackson avenue, 7-room
house, good cellar, lots, extra depth.
S1e1.
Special bargain in Sa-acre farm, only =
miles from center. $3.50.
Tasty. new, 4-room cottage. - feet, east
front. 500. A. 9 DICKSON.
FoR SALE-ils3 S. Main. new house. .
feet Also CT s. Topeka, g. feet good
improvements. A. T. McNees SIC
Sc igwick block aZ-U
FOR SALE
1872 Psttie. rooms. barn, loo feet. $50
40 Stevens > rooms, 3 tect. $50
40 y. Mead. rooms, - feet So.
7s-2t DEAN GORDON.
FOR sAI.E-lss7 y. Topeka. : rooms. %
feet. S5.eeo- Reese x Co. IL East lst
street. 5s-I
FOR SAI.E-sa Waco. rooms. large
barn. 5 feet. Price Tor short time,
$50 L. Hills, 1ss North Market
6l-tu-th-tf
FOR SALE-By sites Bros * Alexander
Fourth National Bank baiidinR-
- ! Lawrence. l-rcuIl- --st0ry resi-
dance, with - Feet So
A 0-Eoom cottage l1ev barn and ier
feet. IA ninth block On South Market,
\ 5-roon cottage in ninth block On
North Market ~
\ 7-r3om. --stcry house. iu tenth block.
4 7-rooul eottsge an modern il sixth
block on NurJG Nate. s.
\ T-raoHa cottage. sii modern. IN eighth
block on North Aaoo- E5rl
4 CutteEe ri Z rooms. ia seventh block
or South Market. east front. $50
a --roe1E. e-stQTF leSi1rl.@- 30 me
shape cu ark Place. te-t ground
4 aua s-roorn TBadsru ho1se. ~ Hne
location. : f-tt, easE trauF cl1 give
terms u sait ca tbs proferty r-ee-
A ras. S-reo-n. modern harse on Lv-
renee aVpurfs. east front : te-t S---
4 niee. 4-roem cottage "a l-th hl-l el
SITES BRoS. 4 ALEXANDER.
Fo-srtE Naticall ba1ik Building
Sex sAI.E-By owner. = ream house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR SAIIE-The y. W. =. Sec. I2-26-2 G.;
30 acres in cultivation, 40 acres pasture.
all fenced with hedge. bearing orchard,
6-room house, cribs, granary and stable,
watered by spring, living water, aud
wells. Price, $45s. IT not sold BY
March I, 1909, farm will be for rent.
II. ". Morgan, S0S SeGsvic1 block.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
CLASSIFIED
WANTS


SCHOOL OF PHRENOLOGY PALMS
try. AstrolcEy. Psychometrv. ClsixNay-
ance. Readings Instructions, Gelinea-
ITEMS Czlx- classes Tor CeNels s71le-lr.
Pupils and patrons III any state or
country Instructed by mail. No setrers
answered without return stamp Al
dress Institute Of Pa1t1eraVny. Gas-S
Sedgwlc5 Building. Wichita. Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

ATTENTION, HORSEMEN,-I have one
Of the best coming three-ys4r-oid colts
in Kansas for sale. Has shown quar-
rrrs IN IS seconds. sired oF Maxey b
darn. Clipperine ~ Clipper Brooks
Clil on ar address john kohrer. 1ei5 =.
Water Street. NVichita. Kan. 96--tx
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STORE Rooms FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Grade floor OF the s-story
brick. DC s Main street. Apply 10 II.
-. 800. 49,.
ROOMS FOR notwithstanding
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
354 y Market 7s-stx
ROOMS FOR RENT-Farnished.
FOR RENT-Suite OF furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. ~ y. Topeka.
76-2tx
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. go 5.
Market T5-Stx
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front room.
upstairs, 255 y. Market 15-2tx
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished. front
room III y. Market. Inquire room i.
.44tx
FOR RENT-Large front room. outside
access, 419 y. Emporia- Mrs. J. Cloud.
67-tf.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, for
light housekeeping. Reference ex-
changed Close in. No children. Ad-
dress E. care Eagle. 54-3t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms. over
$50, 152 ard 156 \. Main. Apply at
rooIl y. .+-oeA
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms.
l56 North Topeka avenue. 13-5tx
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-one dozen Office rooms.
Barnes & Newcomb's Music house.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-If4s N. Market, rooms. hot
and cold water and bath, s90.
90 :. Emporia, 7-room house, with
city water and bath, in good condition,
me location TO rent rooms or keep
boarders, so.
al y. Fern. good Groom house and
large barn. on West Side. g.
HARTFORD LNVESTMEN CO,
7s-3t Sedgwick Block.
FOR RENT-After March 10Th. a 2-story,
moderately arranged house. with all
conYeniences, rooms. furnace, etc; also
barn and carriage house, all IN good
=
ment Co, Sedgwick block. 75-2t
FOR RENT
514 S. Washington, 4 rooms. new.
I6-5t DEAN GORDON.
FOR RENT-Good Groom house, close to
car line. Inquire 1873 y. Emporia-
FOR RENT-Modern cottage, vacant. NJ.
c. Ncvins, Manhattan hotel. 25-tf
FOR RENT-Three-roon house, sl3 E.
Central. For particulars call 6e9 l.
Central. a-3tX
FOR RENT-Six- room cottage, in thor
ough repair, city water, cistern. Shields
Millinery Co., or So ". Third street
81
FOR RENT-Eight room modern house.
room house. G. K Spencer Realty
GO. '9-u
FOR RENT-Ten-room house, in good
repair; wash house, large barn, corner,
100 feet, on East Third street, close in.
Otto Weiss, I05 8. Mead 75-tf
FOR RENT-A few houses. Hills &
Kinkead, 143 y. Market 2-tf
FOR RENT-Neat, new, 4-room cottage,
SO. A. c. Dickson, over 10 n Main.
FOR RENT-S54 n. Emporia. house,
rooms, bath. hot and cold water Wal
ter Morris, I26 y. Main. ls-tf
FOR MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT-Afarch LIST, $50 acres, farm
or pasture land. IL miles southwest of
the city. Call SIS L. Douglas w"
75-we-th-Su-3t
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE-Fine. 3-stor- business block.
90 by 120 feet. Price. S20.000. 81 Waco,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR SALE-iIs3 s. Main. new house, >
feet Also CT s. Topeka, s. feet good
improvements. A. +. McNees SIC
Sc igwick block 12U
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR SALE-Clean stock OF general rner-
cS,lnolsc doing paying business. good
tarul-1S calnuUDlty cheap for cash
For aattict.lars address II =. Schu,itt
Mound Ride Kan ss-ff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
CT ASSIFIED
WANTS


FOR SALE-Farms and ranches We
would invite anyone contemplating ptr-
chasing a farm or ranch 70 call and
see Us, as our lists are complete ard
varied Can give you any kind OF
farm OF ranch and in any part ot the
country Prices are right Call II you
want a bargain Sites Bros X AleNan-
der, Fourth National Bank Building.
FOR SALE-Ranches. Ranches: 7 have
the one Won want Come and see me.
cattle uea. before you 90 home. have
city property also. J. +. Bellew, 10
y. Main, upstairs. so-ltN
FOR SALE-SeveraI good bottom farms
ia Butler, E<ingm5n, SedSwlcN ana
Harper counties.
An eNcepti ona.iv well improved stock
farm OF 80 acres ?. bottom land. two
sets OF improV enents. close 70 town
having TWO railroads
one rirst-cIaSs 9-rocm house. II ex-
celIeHt condition; IS paying u pcr cent
net or price.
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity OF uni1prCveG land AZ low
prices c. p. BURLINGTON.
Rooms so1 and 80. Whine Building.
G-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR RENT-Modern cottage, vacant. NJ.
{. Ntvins, Manhattan hotel. 25-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR RENT-Good Groom house, close to
car line. Inquire 1888 y. Emporia-
74-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR RENT-Three-rooIn house, 613 E.
Central. For particulars call coo L
Central. A-3tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13

FOR SALE-A valuable claim. il Wood
ward county. 81 miles from town on
Santa Fe railroad. VIII exchange for
acre property. Call or address A..
room s. Fourth National Bank building.
Wichita. Kan OFT
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LOST-At Auditorium. or between Audi
forum and Main. on First, a pocket
book Return % Mammoth Barn snd
receive reward 4o-I
LOST-Paari brooch. with diamond. either
Garfield han or or South Main street
Liberal reward II LETT az Fourth Ma
tsonal bank. s5-5tX
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-13
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-After March 10Th, a 2-story,
moderately arranged house. with all
conveniencss, rooms. furnace, etc; also
barn and carriage house, all IN good
repair, SO a month. Hartford Invest
ment Co, Sedgwick block. opt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-14
FORSYTH WORKS UP AN INDIAN
SCARE.
WHITES HEART WAS BAD
Coffee Cooler Shoots Policeman, Kills
f His Own Family and
Himself.

From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
According to the Yellowstone Jour
nal somebody at Forsyth attempted to
work UP an Indian scare, last Thurs
day.
Some one at the latter place took it
upon hismeslf to send a dispatch to
the commanding officer at Fort Keogh
to dispatch troops at once to Lame
Deer agency, as an outbreak had &C.
Cured or was likely to occur among
the Northern C~heyennes. Upon re-
| ceipt OF the message communication
was Immediately opened with depart
ment headquarters at st. Paul and
later in the day orders were received
at the post to send a troop of the First
cavalry to the agency, and prepare
lions were made for the march.
To verify the reported trouble the
Journel telephoned to a man at Lame
Deer and he answered that instead of
an outbreak, the trouble amounted to
nothing serious and was confined to
the Indians themselves. One of the
latter, named White, was sent for by
the agent, Major Clifford, and refused
to respond. The agent then dispatch
ed a detachment of his Indian police
after the recalcitrant, who shot one of
the policemen and then killed his own
wife and daughters, winding up by
committing suicide.
The Journals informant stated that
hard feeling existed between the Rose
bud and Cheyenne Indians on the res
ervation, but did not believe that any
thing serious, either In fact or pros
pect need be apprehended.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-14
Golf Luck of a Greenhorn,

Down on the Wenham golf course
few weeks ago Il new member was
playing around the links for the first
time. 1t was really his first serious
effort to play golf. He made a pretty
good strike off from an elevated tee
across Il valley to the top Of a hill
about seventy-five yards beyond
Thinking TO have a little practice
across the valley. he struck his bal
back toward the green beside the tee
whence he had previously struck off
The bal. sailed gracefully over the hill,
and to his indispensable surprise the
player heard it 30 ~.'kerchunk" into the
hole on the green. He had struck the
ball seventy-five yards and landed it
in the hole. Probably few players ever
did such a thing. and this player says
he does not expect to do it again if he
plays golf for a quarter of a century.
1t was "the luck Of a greenhorn."-Bos-
ton Herald.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-14
Rubber From Greasevood.

The ingenuity of a Yankee inventor
has devised a use for that humble and
%unlovely shrub Of the western deserts
known as the "greasewood." 1t has
been found to contain a gum that af-
fords a valuable substitute for rubber.
The method of obtaining the gum.
which has been newly patented, con-
sists in bruising the woody stalks Of
the g~reaseWcod, soaking them in a So
luton of carbon disulphide and then
drawing Off the liquid. which is dis
titled. The chemical used as a solvent
Is driven off by heat. and there remains
in the bottom of the vessel a gummy
stuff. flexible and elastic.
Finally the gummy stuff is washed
and purified. the result being a very
fair substitute for india rubber-so
good. in fact. as to suggest the notion
that some day the American deserts
may be made to yield very satisfactory
profits in the production of raw mate
rial for gum shoes and bicycle tires
Saturday Evening Post.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-14
ADDS TO HIS
Convicted Forger FORCES Signatures
to Petition for Pardon.

l.. G.. Livingston is a literary con-
Wet at Deer Lodge and was sent up
from Butte last April on a five year
term for forgery. Recently he petit
toned the governor for a pardon and
accompanied the petition with what
prrported to be a true statement Of
MS case. AS a clincher to the petition
appeared the names of about every
member of New York's -Four Hun
dred," and that Of President Roose-
welt, as we'll. In the petition it is set
forth that Livingston is a member of
one of Gotham's oldest families and
that he rendered his country valiant
service during the Spanish-American
wal as one of Roosevelt's warriors,
having been one Of the first to enlist
in that now famous regiment, and that
in order to do so he gave up a lucra-
tive position.
Through a letter from the president
Governor Toole learned that at least
SO far as the presidents signature
was concerned it was a forgery. The
presidents letter is dated at Oyster
Bay, June "a, 1901, and says that he
had received from the dead letter Of
flee a letter addressed to Livingston
and bearing what purported to be his,
the presidents signature. The letter,
pn0cnroJf ~+1401 ,r,1~ lsn@@4@J ~ H.
governor and was alleged to be a per-
sonal appeal from him for executive
clemency in behalf of Livingston, and
that it contained a clumsy attempt to
forge the presidents signature. He
closed by saying the writer of the
letter was a very illiterate person and
that he, the president, knew nothing
about Livingston or the crime for
which he was undergoing punishment.
This caused the governor to write
personal letters to Thomas A. Edison,
Mayor Grant and the Rev. DR.. Park
hurst of New York, as we'll as to
others who were alleged to have sign
W II pCIAIlOu d1u IOCSlNSu dSSuI-
ances from each that he knew nothing
about the amtter and that if his name
was attached to the petition it was a
forgery. Of course, this settled it as
far as the petition was concerned and
Livingston will probably have to fill
the. balance of his unexpired term.
Livings on has been permitted by
the prison authorities to write arti-
cles for newspapers n magazines
and that his literary work is possessed
OF merit is attested by the fact that
he won a prize offered by a San Fran
cisco publication for the best short
story.
Whether Livingston himself forged
the signatures to the petition or if it
was done for him by an accomplice
on the outside does not appear to be
known.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-14
NO TRUTH IN EPoRTS.
Neither Men Nor Material Comma for
Burlington Ex.ans'cr,

Neither Men Nor Material Comma for
Burlington Extans'cr.
Notwithstanding the repeated news
items to the contrary which of late
have appeared in some of the local
and outside newspapers concerning
the receipt of iron and other material
for construction of the spoken-of ex-
tension Of the Burlington from this
city to the north, The Gazette is in a
position to authoritatively deny all
such rumors. The only basis existing
for the stories sent out from here of
activity in the direction of an extern
sion is the presence in the field of
the surveying parties, who arrived
early in the fall and are now at work
between here and Great Falls. There
has absolutely been no arrival of ma
terial of any kind, neither have men
put in their appearance for the in
a%uguration of actual construction
work,
While it may be true that the COM
pany has contracted for the iron. it is
not true that any of it has been re-
celved here, neither is any on the
road as far as can be learned from
gentlemen who usually, because of the
positions they hold with the
are well informed concerning matters
of that kind. As ono If +bono MT -
yesterday:
When you see the yards begin fill
ing up with rails, timbers aad other
material that enters into the construc-
ton of a new railroad then you may
take it TO" granted that there is some
thing doing but until then it may be
well to take with a good deal of al
loWance the many reports and rumors
that are constantly circulating con-
corning the proposed extension"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-01-14
DATES ARE FIXED.
Meeting of Pacific Northwest Wool.
growers Association,

growers Association.
After considerable doubt and MANY
contradictory reports, it is now given
out as settled that the meeting of the
Pacific Northwest Woolgrowers asso-
citation will be held at Helena F'ebru-
airy 4, 5 and 6. The association is
composed of wool growers of the
states of Montana, Idaho, Washington,
Oregon, Wyoming and Utah. The OBJ
jects are to improve the conditions of
the wool industry and in a larger way
discharge the functions of the local
or state organizations of a like char
acter. Prominent sheepmen from all
over the northwest are expected to be
in attendance and the meeting prom
Uses to be one of unusual interest and
importance.
Among those from whom addresses
are expected is P. B. Moss of this city.
who is recognized as an authority on
all matters pertaining to wool grow
ing.