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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
In accIdenle CD e nuc|c
J. Rodilo.

Aver tarde fue victima de un acci-
dente en- el vaporcito "Valdfs", en- el
viaJe de Catano a esta ciudad, ell prac-
ticante don Julio Libarona, que fue Gu
RADIO en- ell Cuarto de Socorros, de una
confusion de segundo grado EN- el ter.
cio superior externo de la pierna de-
recha y una herida por desgarro de
dos centimetros en- la primer falange
Gel dedo indice de Ia mano derecha
por ell practicante de serviciO senor
Claudio.
Ell senior Libarona fue trasladado Il
su resfdencia de Catafo, donde esta
manana Sc encontraba bastante bien.
Deseamos su restablecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
E| jucio contra .e| Dr.. luIggi
81 caso de los niiios unidos

Aver tarde Sc VIC en- la Corte NUM-
cipal, La vista del juicio contra ell doc
tor don j. f. Luigi, de Moca, y otros
acusados de lnfracci IN del articuio "a.
del Codigo Penal.
Los hechos son como sigue:
En- el harrio "Aceituna" del vecino
pueblo de Moca, la individua Maria
Ramos, que en- compania de su mari
do Alexandra Perez vive en- dicho ba-
rrio, do d luz un par de gemelos de
scxo masculine con la particularidad
de venir ambas criaturas unidas poi
un itsmo que Sc extende desde la
septima costilla hasta el ombligo, uni
co para ambos: su porci IN carvical ee
de La espina dorsal al occipucio muy
reducida v su maxiliar inferior es NAL
desarrollado.
FL doctor Luigi, infringiendo ell ar
ticuio mencionado. exhibi0 dicho fe-
nJmeno en- esta ciudad, por cuyo deli
to cl fiscal Torres Grau presento la
correspondence acusaci6n.
Comparecieron en- el acto del juicio,
como acusados, el doctor Luigi y los
individuos Rosa Rodriguez, que ac-
tuaban como practicante y portero en-
a casa nnmero % de la calle de la
Luna, donde Sc mostraba al puhlico ell
curioso fen0meno.
I'll juez Lassalle, despues de las prue
bas practicadas oida la defensa, con
demo al doctor Luigi cien dollars de
multa 8 noventa dias de carcel 4 los
demas acusados, cincuenta y veinte
cinco dias de carcel q multa CORES
pondiente.
Apelsron de la sentencia los dos pri-
meros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01

bcs dc los hotelcs, en- las Gales que
dcben pareccrles dcslumbradoras { in
mensas, sc nos accrcan unos pObres nj
nos descal1os, con csa tragica palideS
csa decision vaciiante, que dan ias
muchas horas sin haber condo.
No nos pidcn NADIA, pero nos habian
dc fabulosas horas de abstinencia obi
gada, dc grandeS distancias rccorridas
{ pie. de Las inatAs gestioses hnchas
para encontrar trabajo.
Y cl socorro insuficiente que po
demos darlcs. no les libra dc caer 4
|Ia otra o aQuclla misms nOche en- la
leva de los vagabundOs que llevan q
dormir los guardias al dep6sito mum
cipal
De la isla procede la mayor parte dc
'os ninos vagabundos que necesiisn del
Rcfugio para la infancn. La Isia
pues, debe contribur, en- parte, en- una
minima parte siquiera, 4 sOstcner e.
humanitario cstablecimientO.
Esos ciento cincuenta dollars, Sc po
Jrian cubrir entire los municipios cor
una cantidad insignificante, con menos
de dos pesos cincuenta centavos men
suales que pagase cada AyuntamientC
la nobilisima association que plantea
tan generoso y humanitario proyecto.
Asi, la obra buena ria de todos, y
para todos seria la satisfaction, d or
gullo de esa bella redenci n de las
criaturas dcsvalidas, arrancadAs al vi
clio, al delito, al crimen tai vez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01

tos sobre las lies" & recabar pans
como auioridad iegitima ale Ia eoloo-
tividad, el puesto que las eireunst.n-
cias le demandan. Y tai Jefe prehUcs
en- aras de un mutismo euyo~ rcs1ta-
dos han de ser nocivos para 81 mnmo.
caer en- el mont6n an6nimo en- que IN
caido va los homhrcs del directorso Re-
publicano. Prehere cacr haci6ndoee -
lidario de Ia mlsrna conduc'a Tor aquo-
Hos detcrminada en- ei reri6siico qur
funge CONN organo maximo de "ls-
der" de acero de c~a coictividad.
Cabe precnntar A que volvi6 al Pr
tido, su dirocci1n. quien en- nIngim
momen;o, nj en- los mas supremos, IN
rcajizado un anto que Ileve 81 Sello d,
Ia peronalidad del sefor GuZm4n kso-
nitez, como Jefc politicof Que prohac-
mas ha estudiado Ell esos largos Dss-
SEES De silence, nj cual ha resuelto nm
que reformas 8 pewpectiyas nuevss ~
dibujado para ofrecex al future ds
su Partldo'
Es que Ia politica dei silenco, psU
ser IN de Ia prudencia. os mas Aesno-
daticia y deja mas espaco y tiemp0
para r lienaLsio xmensajes poblAdan
de palabras vanas. destinados s coYIs-
igionaros dc la lsla que ys NO erosa
en- cnspfae cnipradaSs
T2 es Ia posici6n poiitica de un Jo-
fe, cuya jefatura pasa desapercibida1 -
por su silencio de ahora, sinO porQ1a
dentro de la masa general del Par.
lido no sc ie siente no Sc se We "a -
le oye. Es un Jefe ideal, que NO t10-
ciende en- la vida y en la realidad dA
Partido que diriee.
De traducirse eee mutisno, ga nrU.
soluclon en- uB compas de csperA pa-
ra yerls Ia carta los acontecimicR.
tos por venir habria que juzgar pooc
tactic fortuna acaso POGO patric-
tismo tambien en- 81 ameritado jefe.
/ rs que las dudaS DE saber elegir aho-.
ra, cual habra de ser el mejor caminn,
obIigan al cquilihrio estable de I'M -
lencIo oonsontidor de desafuercS y dc
errores, para Negado un rnomentO dn
azar, echar entopces Ia suerte v avam-
Ear por los senderoe faciles e6modnn
I del 6xito, .tras tina gloria no conquay
tada nj merecida'
Las rnasas de opinion las mu1va
siempre el poder de la volunaad, peru
las hace inertes la inacci6n de lua
hombres fitos de fe de fcrundx
! iniciativas
| FL Partado Repubiicano eambi6 IA
Jefe y hubo aulen pensara, que I'M caMis
BIO habria de produeirse en- La estrmo-
tuna en- la morfologia del msmo ;po.
TO La condlc3on personal del senor GuE-
man Benitez, que ha lido al puesto 1n
Jefe desc&nsar muellemente en- na
silla de honor, sers4: Ia pesada losa qu4
cubra el seplllcro donde duermm I'll
etarno sueno de la mllerte, los <eEtm
del dicho Partido.
| La suerte esta echada va, Iugadz.
Y decithda por el. tnisno .Jefe Sr. Guz%
| man BeniteA
! JAlea lact& eat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
Pero.". one n1y |u.ne

81, seiior; muy bueno, superior, mag
nifco, nos resulta el articulo frmado
por IL. Carrete" y que parece querer
titularsc. ". a Carnada pelgroSa." rs
una gran lastima que, al concienzudo
articulista, no haya tenido en- cuenta
que los fiiipinos son. desde hace mu-
chos amos "puntos" indscutibles y
que ieual lc dcv,hlvcn Ia carnaAa al
"tio San" que & otro cualquiera "tio"
que intente darscla con queso, o con
otra goiosina por 81 stilo, 81 sc nos
permite llamarie golosina al queso.
A nosotros, no nos ilam6 nj POGO nj
mucho Ia atenci6n, la protesta de los
sehoritos filipinos; nos pareci6 una
coea muy propia de tales "puntos".
No hay que sonar siquicra que
aquellOS levantiscos ciudadanos, ester
pendiontos de las grandes anomalias
de Puerto Rico, para endorezar sus
tiros hacia dOnde quiercn ellos que lle-
guen; pcnsar asi seria Greer en- los
cueutos de Las mil y una noches, man.
dados Z recoger hace va algunas do
cenas de ahOs, por que no logran en-
tretener en- Ia actualidad, nj q los
csuditOs j6vencs melenudoe, de tempe
ramento glacial y melanc6licO.
LAS cosas de Puerto Rico, no las
de Daub6n, no pueden preOc,Ipar q
los filfpHsOs, para tOmar determine
clones concretas y dscisivas; aque-
llOs, siempre sOnrientes amarilloS, sa-
ben dcsrle hace muchO tempo donde
les aIrieta el zapato, y dicn qle la
norma que ha de remediar el NAL, Ia
tlenen ellOs en- casa, y no tienen re
cesidad de sOmetcrse nuevamente 4
que les acabon con la pacicncia en-
prrIcbas, cuandO tieaen el remedio ca
81 al alcaIlce de la mano.
Es de lamentar muy de veras, que
el galanO escritor, senor "L. Carretc, v
no haya fjado mayormente su aten-
cion, en- la caracteristica del ciudada-
no filipino; estos como los "nipones, y
son hombres dc caracter decidido y
toZudO.
Despu6s dc lanzada la opinion pu-
blica, una idea determination, di--
ficilmmte &c rectifca sin alcanzar
gran parte de 10 que en ella sc pide
8 exige.
Asi rs que, camarada "Carrete, s." no
hay que sonar siquiera que los tilipi-
nos, puedan estar pendientts de los
asuntos puertoriquenos para tomaI
observation-disclosures como La de rechazar el
cabotaje y otra cualquiera que los Es-
tados Unidos lie propongan; 10 que re-
sulta una gran lastima es que Puer-
to Rico, no paleda hacer otro tanto de
10 que hacen los flipinoe, ann sacan--
dole de entire los labios la peligrosa
carnada que algunos maghates sabo--
rean muy satsfaetoriamente. :.
Esto 81, que Is de senti1se. '.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
N@&a del d]6a

Nuestro compancIo don Manuei rer
skndez Jlncos, nos ha enviado ci IN
t,rme aprobado por In sociedad del
kefugio de ninos desamparados de ls
que es presidente Il ilustre escritor.
El nombre dc esta institution dice
ken claramente 10 que puede llegar 4
Gr 10 que puede cspcrar de ella u
sociedad de San Juan, mejor dicho,
10 sociedad todA de la isla.
Para hacer algo practice en- bene-
ficio de la infania desvalida, el senor
Fernandez Juncos proponc un plan
que merecera Las @mpatias generates
y que ha de obtener Ia debida coopera-
66n de toda persona altruista.
Tratase de la fundaci6n del primer
rcfugio de ninos desamparados, un
grupo de cincuenta ninos que podria
ser instalado en- 81 edificlo que deJara
vscante el Hospital Municipal de Puer-
ia de TERRA. en- cuanto este tcrmlnado
ed nuevo de Santurce.
Ell seiIor Fernandez Juncos apunta
Ia probabilidad de que ell municipio de
San Juan ccdiera generosamente el
edificio en- cucsti IN, una veZ dcsaloJa-
do por los cnfermos, y este es va una
base firme para la installation, 81 sc
hene en- cucnta que la sociedad tiene
en- fondo dos mil ciento 'treinta y seis
dollars, diez centavos y tiene ingresos
alensuales que el senor Fernandez Jun
eos Sc propone hacer ascender, con ei
producto de las confeencias que orga
nizara en- brcve & cicnto cincuenta do
tlars.
La mantenencA de4 primer grupo dc
c4ncucnta mnos, cos aria, segun calcu-
los que apunta a en1inente companero
cn e! informe que tenemos la vista,
srescientos dollars mensuales.
tatan, pucs, ci nto cincuenta do
liars para cubrir mensualmente ei pre-
supuesto del refugio de la infancia.
.C0mo obtener esa sumaf
Tenemos una idea que sometemos 8
Ia consderaci5n del senor Fernandez
Juncos de sus companeros de direc-
tva.
Espear que las Quotas personales
a a.
San Juan los ciento cincuenta dollars
que faltan, es un POGO aventurado.
Nuestro comercio, sobre el que gene
ralmente caen las constantes peticionee
de este g6nero, no puede buenamente
s0portar el nuevo desembolso
Los que ST podrian, y es mas: estan
tn II deber de cooperar al estableci-
miento del Refugio de ninos, son los
AyuntamiensoS soS dc Ia isia
Porque, como sucedc en- las escuelas
DE Caridad,y como en- el hospitaf munich
rai oeurre, los niiios desvalid0s de la
isla buscarian amparo en- el "ltefugio''
v de este no sc les podria reeha2ar.
Constantemente, diariamente, vienen
! San Juan los ninos campesines en-
busca de trabajo. Muchas veces los
.cmos Vagar por Las cailes. de puerta
en- puerta, en- soIicitud de un acomo-
do. de un aiquiler, como ellos dicen.
Y como Ia aflucncia Is cada vez
mayor hacia IA capital, el numero de
colocaeiones cscesca cada dia son me
nos los que encuentran 10 que vinie
ran buscar.
Y por las nsches. en- IA inmediAcio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01

Il que dice LA To-
rFrSpondencIIa

Sc informa que ademas de los ca
SOS de- tifoidea denuneia dos en- Hatu
Rey, hay otros casos de .fiebres de la9
que los respectivos fafniliaros de Ian
cnfermos, no han dado conoeimiento@
ca no sefior ESQ es musical eetsxs-
tial'' segnn q Iniorme del doctor Car.
haIleira. pubhcado On ingies y todo, en-
"El Tempo" de aver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
COnnorciaI

II sefsor Federico Vazquez, nos par
ticipa QUO ka quedado disnelta In eazzS
nlercantil que giraba n eSt& plaza sx.-
10 Ia raz6n de Villaria ' fazqucz, y
que hs eompraao las pcrleDeneiss ds
"a exbDgsIda casa. que seguira gvss<-
DO baJo ~ solo nombre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-04-01
FL cine Puerto Rico

Para esta Dochc anuncia una function
llena de atractivos de senSaeionales
pelicuias, la emprcsa del popularisimc
Cine Puerto Rico.
III programs que circula es muy inte
rcsante.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
POSITION OF WATER COMPANY
Glad to See Legality of Bond Issue
Tested.

Regarding the suit brought in the United
States court by the c.. B. Nash company
of Omaha to restrain the city officials from
further proceedings with the issue OF the
proposed $500, coo water works bonds and
with the suit brought in the district court
10 test the legality of the issue, George S.
Wright, attorney for the Council Bluffs
City Water Works company, had his to
say yesterday;
I'VE are glad that this suit has been
brought, because it will squarely test In the
federal courts questions which are OF vital
Importance to Council Bluffs and all other
cities OF the state. Whether the friendly
suit instituted in the district court for the
city. is or is not a fraud on the court, and
an imposition, as charged in this case, It
does not bring into issue all the questions
involved in the situation and could not de-
termlne what the holdings of the federal
courts would be on them. The injunction
suit will, as | understand it, test the ques-
ton of constitutional Limitation, as we'll as
a number of other questions regarding the
legality of the bond election and the pro-
posed issue of the bands. These questions
are important, in my judgment, not merely
because of their connection with the water
works matter. The question of a sewer
age plant for the western part of Council
Bluffs is one which must be dealt with in
the near future, and 1t is important that
| the city should know what its limitations
are, and that other doubtful points re-
garding the ISSUANCE of bonds for the pur-
poses specified In the statute under which
these bonds are proposed, as well as the
validity OF the statute itself, should be de-
termined.
las attorney for the water works com
pany, | am anxious that all these ques-
lions shall be settled. TIT company has
always stood ready to sell its plant to the
city whenever the company and city can
agree on what is a reasonable price !
think it is not yet improbable that the
city wnl buy the present water plant, #
the people persist in the view that the
city should own It's water plant. In such
case you can see we should desire as much
as anyone that there should be no CUES
ton of the legality OF the bonds which are
now proposed"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
Dividing Votins Precinct.

The question of dividing the first pee
cinct Of the Sixth ward into two voting
precincts was discussed by the members
OF the city council meeting as a commit
tee OF the whole yesterday afternoon. A
petition asking that the precinct be di-
vidcd was recently presented to the city
council by the West Council Bluffs Inn
provement club. That the First precinct
OF the Sixth ward is too large and too
densely populated is conceded by all OF
the councilmen and it undoubtedly will
be divided.
During the discussion yesterday It APP
peared that Twenty-eighth street as a d.
viding line was most favored, but no ac-
ton was taken. in the absence of Council
man Bellinger of the Sixth ward, who
will file reeommendation in the matter
at the next meeting.
Councilman Younkerman's ordinance pro-
hibiting the switching OF long cars by the
street railway company at Broadway and
Pearl street was brought out of the pig
con hole and informally discussed, but In
the absence Of Mr.. Younkermau no rec
ommendation was mad The discussion
showed that a majority Of the council Is
opposed to the proposed measure and IL Il
doubtful II II will ever pass.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
Iowa News Notes.

MARSHALLToWN Mrs. Mary Runge.
aged So years. OF George, Ia, while step
ping from a Rock Island train at Rock
Rapids today fell, fracturing her hip.
CRESTON - The residence OF George
Hayes of Mt. Ayr was destroyed by fire
Monday night with part OF the contents.
The loss will reach nearly $500 and 500 In
surance was carried.
CRESTON-Word has been received here
of the death of Walter Martin at his home
In Minneapolis of appendicitis. from which
he had suffered for some time. He was
rs years of age and was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Martin of this city.
CRESTON-Corning High school has be-
come a member of the High School Debat-
ing league and a debate between this school
Corning's team Is composed of John Fred
erick, Fred Thomas and Cliff Pumroy.
FORT DODGE-George Brown. the con-
sumptlve husband OF the woman whom J.
II. Brown of Manson killed last August.
died Monday night at Colorado Springs,
The body will arrive at Manson Thursday.
1t Is believed the killing Of his wife hur-
ried Browns death considerably.
CRESTON-Charles Rowe, who was ar
rested yesterday morning for an assault
upon Detective Stanbridge, has been bound
over in the sum of $500. which he furnished,
and was released to await the action Of the
grand jury at the next term OF court. His
victim passed a bad day yesterday, but is
now improving, Ten or twelve stitches
were required to unite the wound in his
neck and six In the hand, where the thumb
was nearly severed from the hand. Rowe
Is a farmer living near here and It is
claimed the trouble started in the red light
district.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
X. ot n. In.tnIlatIon..

Deputy Grand Chancellor Glenn F. Kim
ball officiated at the joint installation of
st. Adams and Concordia lodges, Knights
OF Pythias. Tuesday night, There was a
large attendance of the members of the
order and the installation was followed By
d banquet, AT which a number OF informal
addresses were made.
as follows:
st. Adams Lodge No. H-Chaneellor com
mander, w. A. Brockie; vice commander,
o. NJ. Jensen; prelate. w. NJ. Frederick
master OF work. Ray Cook; keeper Of rec
ords and seals. Edwin ]. Abbott; master OF
finance, C. A. Tibbitts; master of ex-
ehequer, A. C. Lane; master-at-arms, FRANK
PinRey; inner guard, +. J. Barlow; outel
guard. Peter Nelson; representatives Il
grand lodge, Ed Carr, Roy Cook. Edwin J
Abbott, c. A. Tibbitts; alternates, W. B
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
real F.tnte Transfers,

These transfers were reported to The Bee
January G., by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
r. J.. schnoor and wife TO White River
Savings bank lot 10, in block 81, in
Ferry add. to Council Bluffs, q C d..$ %
Il. j. Schnoor and wife to A. II. and
]. K. Van Scoy. lot IL and part OF
lot 10. in VIZ SEX, and sh swk, in
27-75-44 q c 125
Anna May and husband to L. Tiel,
lot 10. in block T. in Van Brunt a
Rce's add. TO Council Bluffs, W a.. 212
Thomas II. owen and wife to L. Tel.
lot IA in block 4. in Van Brunt &
Hice's add. TO Council Bluffs, W d.. PIP
Grace Breedlove and husband to
Emma c. Kingsley. lots 1 and .. in
block s, in Wright's add. to Council
Bluffs, W $50
Carrie Il. Nugent and husband to c.
HAfer Lumber company, lots ? and
4 In block 16, in Cochran's add. to
Council Bluffs. W d......-......... 425
T. @. McMullen. single. to Fannie r.
Moorehead. lot %. In block 10, in
Pierce's sub. In Council Bluffs, W d.. 7O
Charles c.. Strong and wife TO James
c. Strong. eh seh of 1859. W d.. 900
Edward Suhr and wife Ia Charles c.
Strong, WY nwk and sek nwN of
l0-Io-S9, W d l2'OOO
Total. nine transfers. .............. s2l,s CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
TENDENCY OF
THE TINES
TENDENCY OF MEDICAL SOL
ENcE TOWARDS PREvEN-
TIVE MEASURES.
PneumOnia. One Of the Most Dan.
gerous and Often Fatal Dis
eases, Can Be Prevented

The tendency Of medical science l. toward
preventive measures. The best thought of
the world is being given 70 the subject. Il
IL easier and better 10 prevent than 10 eura
Il has been fully demonstrated that Pneu-
moniA, ono Of the most dangerous diseases
that medical men have to contend with, can
be prevented by the nSe Of ChAmbehAin's
Cough Remedy. Pneumonia always results
from a cold or from an attack Of influenza,
(grip(, and IL has been observed that this
remedy Oounterscts any tendency Of these
diseases toward pneumonia This has been
fully proven In many Thousands Of cases In
which this remedy has been used during the
great prevalence Of colds and grip in recent
years, and can be relied on with implicit
condolences. Pnsumonia often results from .
slight cold when no danger is ~apprshended
until II Il suddenly discovered that there 4
fever and difficulty In breathing and pains In
che chest then ID Il announced that the
patient has PnsumoniA- Boon the safe side
and take ChAnbsriAin's Cough Remedy -
sOOn - ths Oold y contracted. IL always
OaroA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-08
SHEEP AND oHICKEN MEN MEET
Listen to Lectures by Expert in
both Lanes,

both Lines.
AMES, Ia, Jan. T.-(SpechaI)-when the
registrars office closed tonight, $50 short
course students had been enrolled. There
are prospects for a good many more during
the next few days, although the number
already present makes this the largest
short course ever held here.
The chief event today was the meeting of
the Iowa Sheep Breeders association. AS
the weather was bad and the trains delayed
the opening session was not held until this
afternoon. The meeting was opened by a
few words Of welcome from Prof. Curtiss.
following which Prof. r. X. Bliss of the
extension department gave a talk on the
sheep Industry of the state. Mr.. Bliss en-
phasiEed the Importance of sheep as cheap
meat producers on high priced land and
with high priced feed. He also spoke of
the great work which the association had
before it in interesting the farmers OF
Iowa In this Industry and in disseminating
instructed in sheep growing.
Following Mr.. Bliss talk, there was con-
siderable discussion among the members
present as to the advisabiiity of asking
the legislature for appropriations for a new
sheep barn at the state fair grounds. II
was brought out that during the rainy
"NA N@AAa VI NAN ENANEH vi exhibition
at the fair are compelled to lie in the
mud and that many exhibitors refuse to
show at the Iowa state fair on that ac-
count.
Mr.. Wentworth OF the animal husbandry
department at Iowa State college next gave
a talk on the cross breeding of sheep. He
took up the early history OF the various
breeds and showed how they had developed
by cross breeding. He also snoks Of the
value of cross breeding at the present time
in improving the sheep on the western
ranges and in producing market animals In
the corn belt. He especially emphasized
the fact, however, that cross breeding is
ruinous when INDUCED In in~discriminately
and for the production OF breeding animals
The last number on the afternoon pro-
gram was a paper written by MT. Ellis
Rail OF Birmingham. Ia. Mr.. Rail was
unable to be present himself.
Much disappointment was felt by the
members OF the association when word
was given out that Mr.. A. II. Sanders OF
the breeders Gazette would be unable
TO fulfill his engagement to speak this
evening. His place was taken by Mr..
George II. Van Houten OF Lenox. Ia, who
kept this members interested for an hour
or more. The meeting was very we'll at,
tended and considerable enthusiasm was
shown.
The poultry institute was also well at
tended. In addition to The local instructIns
force. Judge shellabarEer Of West Liberty
Mrs Harriet Wallace Ashby. editor OF the
poultry department OF wallace's Farmer
ana Prof. James z. Rice OF Cornell uni.
V~ersity, assisted in making the program