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New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
NFU CHURCH BUILDING.
Madison 4renue Congregation En-
gaped IN I'm pOrtdnt UOr6.

The Madison Avenue Reformed OhuICh' 'ui
street and Madison avenue IS working on an e1 @
..nsiye building scheme which, IL is hoped VIII
he finished by the fall. The city took the chuICh >
old mission property 6oth street and FIRST ave
nue for tho Greensboro Bridge approach ana nov
Che congregation is putting up. at 6'th street anu
1g-,+ avenue building which will house It's be'n-
sr,- Mission and Bethany Day Nursery -
The Dav Nursery part. though 1olneu 10 ~, -, "a
.-,,-tbeiess he distinct from the other bullolIe'
and will be model OF its kind, win accoiii.-rO ~
d.tions for over one hundred and fifty baoies- @ "a.
mission will accommodate over one thous@"g ;,
so.. 4oo, church gymnasium and Industrial
classes. ~, - o-,.,,
There is also a Working Girls Club WIN ''s
building at No. 44o East 5Ith street tha' is
eiis+ed with the church. and draws the Hha'oi
% its support from the church This cluo Is aioO
interested in the new building scheme as II Is III
n -, -or- If TIE home church ana us ,,,
az .i- csrte~ the pastor of the home cnurch VII
,,resch to-morrow morning at the resuiHdI - eo, 70
lpa,aioo service of the church There "llI ;,11 uv
.-sninq service until the fall. but me .L
,erIJces uilI continue throughout the lnOii'i "
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
| DEAL NEAR TINES 50
SITE TALUED At S45O,000.
Henry Morgenthau Co. Sells a Ne70
House in Kelly Street.

Midtown deals were features yesterday of the
trading in the real estate market Ihe Oharles +
Moves Company sold for Charles H. Jones u d
client No. l13 to 123 West 43d street, six houses
covering a plot 125x1Oo feet The parcel was held
at $4,000 The transaction is an all cash one
This is the largest plot near 42d street ana oe'"ee
Sixth avenue and Broadway under one ownership
and suitable for immediate Improvement. Oppo-
site the Elks are erecting new clubhouse. Ne
gotfations are said to be pending for a resale
The Henry Morgenthau Company sold Tor Peter
Herlich a four story apartment house No 9l6 Kelly
street. 81 6x1OO feet This Is the hfth house soid OF
a of nine recently built.
The report that the Reichstadt estate had sold
its plot No ) to Is West sgd street vas denied.
John Russell Pope, architect, has filed plans Tor
a twelve story hotel to be erected for Charles H.
Rector at the southeast corner Of Broadway ana
18th street replacing the present restaurant build
ing 1t is 10 be of the Louis XIV Renaissance type
with limestone the three lower stories ana Iaceu
brick and terra Gotta above crowned by large
mansard. There will spacious Broadway en-
trance finished Corinthian pillars 1t Will nave
a Broadway frontage of 1928 feet and depth OF
131 It is to S1,0OO.0o
Plans have also been filed for a church to be
built for the novitiate of the Fathers of Mercy OF
which Father Wucher is head at Morningside ave
and Hath street. the Heights. and which Is
to be called Notre Dame Church It is 10 be of
pure Italian Renaissance design from drawings by
Dams & Otto architects. and will be finished with
marble and artificial Caen stone trimmings and
adorned with tall Corinthian plasters. Only the
grotto and basement be finished at this time
al a cost OF $4,000.
Lewis II. MAY Company tCharles F. Noyes Com
pany, New York agents. leased for Frederick Ha-
herman Samuel Aronson his cottage at the north
west corner of EvcrdeTl Place and Greenwood ave-
nue., Far Rockaway. Long Island, for the season
The same company also leased for Miss Mary Nolan
to Barney Hess her cottage No II North Wave
crest avenue. Arverne Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Pease & Elliman have sold for Henrietta ]. Erns-
man three story brownstone dwelling house, No.
312 West s7th street.
". Peters & Co. have sold for Permolia Eustis
to Frank KnopfcI No. 7O7 Van Nest avenue. d two
family house. Also sold for II. +. y. Truelsen a
plot. 153K17o feet the west side Of Vyse avenue
rs feet south OF 1SOth street. a Mr.. Krabo. He
will four story apartment house on the site
Porrino & Ragalia have sold for Harry y. Rosen-
thai Nos 1ss and 10 West 4th street. a six story
fathouse with stores. on lot 44x7sx irregular.
Williams. Grodgtnsky & Haft have resold to a
Mr.. Deiinsky No. 13s East 1f7th street. a three
story and basement dwelling house lot 16.2x
100 II feet.
Richard Dickson has sold FOR Anna Marie schoIz
the following described properties: Lots Nos %.
%. 80 and 81. map OF Elizabeth Schuh fled in
Westchester County. The plot OF four lots fronts
100 feet the side Of 81. PauI's avenue near
the Bronx and Pelham PARKWAY. gath Ward. Also
sold for the owner lots Nos 81. 81. S. 81 and
So on the same map. the side Of Pauls
avenue 125 feet front and by an average Of
124 feet in depth.
John H Behrman has sold for Emil Iesker a
two family house in 226th street east OF Whit.
Plains Road, also sold for Daniel Hardin a new
two family house Ohnville avenue south OF
Elizabeth street also sold for Arden estate sixteen
lots fronting on Myrtle. Hazel and Watson ave
nues; also sold two lots in 22sth street. between
White Plains Road and Barnes avenue.
Porter & Co have resold the three story brown
stone dwelling house No. Il West 132d street, for
Leonard NJ. Croft TO Parker X Deane The size
Of the parcel is IfxlOO feet
Frank A Jaeger mas sold the six story elevator
apartment house. No a Claremont avenue, on plot
81 26x1o1 adjoining the southwest corner OF 18th
street
Gustavc Britt has sold for the estate OF Washing
ton Smith. of Boston Nos. 42S and 40 West 18th
street. frame dwelling houses on plot 5Oxa3
feet 10 a client for Improvement
Ernst & Calm and ]. ] Pittman have sold
William D. Ienihan. jr.. No. 1885 Minford Place
two story frame dwelling house. lot i6sx1o0 feet
This completes the sale OF a OF six houses by
the same brokers during the last few months
August Jacob Son have sold the two family
house. No. 1875 Morris avenue.
John Schroeder has sold No. 29l2 Third avenue a
three story business building. lot 25xs7 feet
Moran. Hahn g. Moran have sold for Walter Tay-
lor a lot in Forest street West Chester: also for
Nicholas Fitzsmmons plot on East Chester Road
and lot in Tacoma street in the Mapes estate
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

There are two questions, or perhaps it would be
better TO say two abuses, which, in the opinion OF
many Of the most Noted ministers and bishops OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, vital
IL concern the welfare Of the Church and should
receYe deep consideration. followed in turn posi-
bly,, by some direct action yet to be determined
upon.
The first is the prevalent proneness of many MIN
listers especially those who have city parishes 10
notoriety by way OF the pupit-to use the
pulpit for self-advertiseuent. and possibly SELL
advancement, thus forgetting their ordination
vows The second is the tendency toward going
into the ministry simply to earn living 1t Is
the opinion Of many bishops to-day that too many
OF the who are studying for the ministry OF
who have just entered il. prompted thereto oy
the material benefits which such vocation may
insure rather than by the desire 10 do God S Work
The question Of just how these two abuses may
be clrbed IS likely 10 up for formal consideTa-
ton within the future, according TO lnforra-
ton which is going the rounds In Church cTcles'
'sTo put a stop TO sensational sermons VIII not De
80 difficult" said minister yesterday. as TO Grad
scate the second difficulty For the bishops or the
various dioceses can do toward stopping this
abuse by letting their ministers understand that
such sermons will meet with their strong olsaP-
proval The second question is much more dln-
cult of solution. but should think II the proper
authorities made a concerted effort TO weed ou'
the men who attempt to enter the ministry Tor the
r,urpos. Of making livelihood only, much might
be done It would. however, require keen discrlml-
nation and coed insight into character on tnelr
part
That the Protestant Episcopal Church Is drlfuns
q little at least, from its old moorings Is con-
ceded by considerable part Of the clergy, ana
xr.stlv deplored But. as minister philosoph-
icallv remarked each period brings certain
changes and tendencies 10 extremes. but It is the
history Of the world that the pendulum swings
back and so the time will come when we VIII
swing back old ideas, our simpler and higher
standards
However q large part Of the clergy either do not
believe the Church drifting ALI II drifting
maintain that il is drifting toward better shore
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
RIVERDALE SALE TO-DAY
Tract Conn prises goo Lots and IT,,
D1celIRg Houses.

Bryan l. Kennedy will sell at I o'clock To-
under mammoth tent on the premises. the W
Hutchins estate property. comprising two b,-s-,
lots and two dwelling houses. in the beaute,T %
erdaIe section of the city. The tract is uitht. =
minutes walk of 242d street Broadway s,,b-,. -. ~
ton and has frontages RiverdaIe Suuvt., -
vii and Waldo and Greystone avenues. 2sst, =,
23Sth streets. Ffeldstone Road and Dash's T,r-
The auction sales yesterday at the Real E,,,..
Exchange salesrooms. Nos. "a and IS Vesev -.
resulted as follows
BY Herbert A. Sherman
3I3 and 51J 1924 st. :. 2126 n of q av. -.
100 IL. tenmt and stores. L Butfsn1ts..-'
Michael Rosenthal ct al: NJ Isaacs aftvs- = e
NcIennan ref; amt due. St4363 s. taxes ae t,-s y
subject 20 prior mtgs OF s33 600. the pltr i ss 3
By Joseph P. Day.
st Nicholas ave. n 191st 1naxf0Q ~ -.
bldg and vacant Title Guarantees Go AZ -
Nuofrer al. Harold swain atty; Malone reg -.
due x3f So taxes. s4s76 IS Frsds-ics ~.
for s37. 500
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

10th ST. s s. so IT OF Willis ave- sly nLk
store 4Ox16S: Maurice OGorman' owner 60
oscar Schmidt architect; cost .-.-.---.---- o.
Morris Park ave 8. sT.59 IT " Of BronxdaIs
ave 1 three and 1 two sty- brk dWls ana
stable. % 1Ox52 and "a. 1Ox3O. respectively }
II Niebuhr. owner; Ebeifug, srch1tect' a.,
Loring Place, 3. 1875 IT W Of 1850 -.
sty and attic frame dwlg, 20x456; Theod"Ie
WaIpuskl owner F B Huntington. archltect' 4,
cost .---.--..- , -. ~,
Trinity ave. " S. 100 II of 1881 ST sty bcK
tnmt 5Ox1IO: James Higgins & Co, owners -
Harry T Howell. architect cost %
Simpson n . Home st. sty DIX
tnmts; so sxss.5 and 25xss; Henry Schmidt a.
owner; Harry T Howell. architect; cost oV'
Marmfon ave. s $. Paramount sty DIX
tnmts; size irregular; Fafrm0gnt Construc
ton Company, owner, Edwin j Syrne. archi- ~
teCt; total cost o.
Gilbert Place. n $. % II of Faie 81. sty
brk dwlEs: 20x55 each: John Kendall. owner;
Daube & HreyrberE architects; total cost 80
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
NONE CONTEST STREETS WITH LIONS
Crowds and Escaped Beasts Flee in Opposite
Directions-Showmen Lasso Them.

St Charles Mo, June two full grown Hons
running through the streets OF 81. Charles yes
terday scattered carnival crowd IN terror ana
ernptied the big car shops when they we're driven
.. ta,- =, tho shon wards Showulen captured the
lions an hour after their escape. and after one
of them had fatally bitten a pony and the other
had attacked elephant
More than two thousand women and children
were on the streets. Suddenly there was CIV
"Tbe uons,' Men. women and children turned and
ead none stopping long enough TO see that the
lions had taken the opposite direction. In nFe
minutes the streets deserted
In the shop yards came long combat OF Wits
with the lions and the showmen had It al 20 them
selves. The men finally succeeded in catching the
,iors with lassos and binding thel- legs. The ami
mails were then placed in portable cage.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL BISHOPS md MINISTERS
CONSIDERING IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

practically all summer and many others at least
part of the summer. while their pastors are seek
ing rest and recreation At still other churches the
number of services during the hot months will be
decreased
On the other hand, this time marks the oeglh-
ming of new activities along other but kindred
lines There will be hundreds OF open air meeIhlss
rallies and the like. Vacation schools are oPeI
,ng .sunsbine societies are getting ready to send
children out of the hot city and much other re-
ugious and charitable work is starting Up again
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
GET NINTH AVENUE CORNER PARCEL
Property Comprises -Four Flathouses-Has
Large Frontage in SD Street.

Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from William
Kie jr. through J. Levy Co. Nos. 793 and 795
Ninth avenue two five story fathouses with stores.
plot 50.5x70 feet. and Nos. 402 and 40f West
SD street. two four story single fathouses. each
a lot 15x50.5 feet The property has frontage
of sos feet on Ninth avenue, and of 100 feet on
sd street
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
SOME ITEMS OF THE WEEK,

At Calvary Baptist Church. West 57th street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. Dr. Robert Stu
art MacArthurs sermon subjects to-rnorro" wiz "
An m. The Kings Palace Garden and at s
n m, Jesus and the Damascus Highway. lue
first will be discourse TO students and young peo-
pe finishing their school year: the second Will pre-
sent in the new type Of service. the lessons to be
drawn from one Of the post-ascension appearances
of Christ that in which He met Saul on the
road TO Damascus.
A F. Willis. physiognomist, will lecture on The
Human Face at the mems meeting OF the west
Side Young Mems Christian Association NO 81
West 9th street, at $50 o'clock tomorrow Mr..
Willis will deal with the index to personal char
acter afforded by the lines and expressions of the
human countenance. All men are welcome
The Rev. David G. Wvlie pastor of the Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church 9sth street and Central Park
west has returned from the meeting of the Gem
eral Assembly at Denver. and Will conduct
the services tomorrow morning and evening Dr.
Wylie will take as his morning subject The First
General Assembly and tn. Last" and will sum up
the work of the recent Presbyterian General As
senbly Denver In the evening his subject Will
be Defeat and Victory The weekly devotional
meeting will be held in the chapel. No. West
a5th street Wednesday evening. 2. and
DR. wylie will speak Heroes of the Christian
Faith
The subject of the lesson-sermon in the Chris
Only Cause and Creator and the Golden Text
Osaiah, xl 2s) Hast thou not known? hast thou
not heard that the everlasting God. the Lord, the
Creator of the ends of the earth. fainteth not.
neither IS weary? There is no searching Of his
understanding"
The Rev. A. Edwin Keigwin. pastor ~ the West
End Presbyterian Church, Amsterdam avenue and
I05th street has returned from his trip 10 the
Holy Land and will preach at II a. and ct
D. IN. tomorrow. Holy communion will be cele-
brated al the close Of both services
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Henry White pastor OF the Stone Church.
Clinton. y. y. will preach. Mr. White has been
a professor in Hamilton College, and has never
before preached in this city.
At the Collegiate Church Of st. Nicholas Fifth
avenue and 4sth street. services will be held II
a m. and S D. m. tomorrow The Rev. ". II.
wray BOYLE. of Lake Forest. H.. viii preach in
the morning on "A Lost Art of Modern Religious
Life" and IN the evening "Heroisn Magnif-
day"
At the Church Of the Messiah. Park avenue and
34th street, the minister the Rev John Haynes
Holmes Will preach tomorrow Il O'Clock. Sub
ject, None Iiveth himself
The National Bible Institute will hold series Of
week night and Sunday afternoon and Sunday
night evangelistc meetings the Bowery. These
will be conducted by the Mission OF the Iivtpp
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

Waters No. % Delancey street The superinteno-
ent of the mission and redeemed men VIII use
a large gospel wagon, and will lead at leas'
four hundred evangeIistic meetings throughout the
season.
The Rev 7 R SIicer will preach tomorrow
morning next at All Souls Church. Fourth avenue
and Goth street on The Perils of the Lonely
Thinker
DR.. Madison c Peters will preach tomorrow at
II a m and $50 p m. at Church avenue and East
18th street, Brooklyn.
The mi1week prayer meeting Of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church will he held in the chapel
on Wednesday next at Sis p. Topic, "Pauls
Prayer FOR the Saints at Philippi Phil, l. S-ll.
Dor O. Shelton president of the National Bible
Institute, will address the Presbyterian ministers
meeting next Monday morning on Taking the Cos
pei to the People"
Growing in Grace" will he Or. s, Edward
Youngs subject at the Bedford Presbyterian Cnurch'
Nostrand avenue and Dean street. Brooklyn. to-mor-
morning at / :45 o'clock. at which time new
members will be received The Rev. Or. Ernest F.
Hall, of Corea. will speak THE Corean Crisis
and Revival al the evening service at As CLOCK.
At the Church Of the Incarnation. Madison ave
nue. and 35th street the rector, the rev III v" "
Grosvenor. will preach tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock service and there will he holy communion
Evening prayer will be at o'clock
At Christ Church Broadway and list street, the
rector. the Rev G. A. Strong, will preach tomorrow
morning at Il o'clock. and also in the evening at
O'Clock eyensong
The Rev. Or Charles ". Drees, who has been
missionary in Catholic countries for many years
will preach at the Reformed Catholic services IN
Christs Mission No. 3S1 West 57tn street, I'm the
afternoon at 3 80 o'clock, the subject The New
Reformation in Roman Catholic Countries.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
WALL STREET NOON MEETINGS.
The Rev. Nelson P. Dame Will Hold Them BE-
ginning June IA.

Wall Street noon meetings. under the auspices OF
-he Evanselistic Committee Of New YORK t1ty. VIII
begin On June IA IN front of the new city bdhh o
the site OF the old Custom House. Inc r. o-;s-
-. D.r,e rector Of St Paul's Church, ossinns-
o. tIu5son. will be the preacher this summer. ne
has been recommended by Bishop Greer for tflls
work. -. 49,.
On Tuesday evening, June l5, at CLOCK. al 'ii7
u.d,.on Avenue Methodist Episcopal Churcn
xrs;o- ,,s,,,e and snrh street. there will be a
,n.cisl service of prayer the work Of the Ivan
r.n.tic Committee on the East Side among hnghsh
italians and Boheuans
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED

Arthur NJ Levy has been appointed receiver :.
the rents Of No sS2 East 101st street. i've zuz
tenement house. in action brought by 1-v,z
Bachrach against Jacob Bloch and others to a-s
close a mortgage Of 5000.
Peter j. Everett has been appointed receiver n
the rents Of No 1sS East 104th street in an ann,
brought by Abraham Bachrach against HERNIA,
Jaeger and others to forecIose a second rnouzp,
Of 8. 40.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
ANOTHER NELSON AVENUE SALE.

Louis Meckes and Sidney II. Jones have sold 10
T Cervante TO a builder for immediate improve
ment plot. 5oxloo feet, the west side OF Nelso
avenue 3C4 feet south Of Macomb's Road.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
FINDS DEAD" HUSBAND AT WORK.

Watertown. n Y, June ii. NJ. keilar dtsap-
peared from this city on May 4, and later a note
in which he said he was about to kill himsen vas
found on a bridge over Black River. IN tnls Guy
Ten days ago a body found in the river was recog-
nized by Mrs Kellar that OF her missing nus
band and was buried by her. To-day she dlScoF-
cred her husband working farm near Chau-
mont He disclaimed any knowledge or the hote'
and said he went away to look for work
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Hoe ave " g. s36 II n OF Freeman st. 9OxIp.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co loans CnarleS eos oor
Norningsida ave West. n cor 10th St IOl-lCN w
l3s4K rregsT GeEmsnia ,i1dIa LIE Co
College W 8 OF 169th st. 4U<co
Manhattan Mortgage Co loans a fheian o. hio. soot
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
REALTY NOTES.

Oscar D. and Herbert V. Dixie have leased for the
Milrow Realty Company the store at the northwes
corner OF Eighth avenue and 37th street to Ernest
Singer for term OF years.
The Lewis II. May Company (Charles F. Noyes
Company. New York agents) has leased for Ben
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
MOUNTAINS OR sEAsHoRE7

The Summer Resort number Of The Tribune
gu. .e- morrow, will be Veritable mine OF m
formation regarding where TO GO for vacations
pr,Fu.eiy illustrated. Consult IT,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
zow SUMMER AFFECTS CHURCH WORK

Decrease in Some Religious ACTIVITIES In
crease in Others.
The coming of summer marks me oeEiiliiI,e
~ the dull season ir parochal work ana IN 'he
churches in this city. Some churcnes VII oe cIos
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

A E. Willis physiognomst, will lecture on Inc
Human Face at the mems meeting OF the West
Side Young Mems Christian Assoclauon' NO. o-o
West eth street at $50 o'clock tomorrow Mr..
Willis will deal with the index to personal char
acter afforded by the lines and expressions OF the
human countenance All men are welcome.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

DR.. Madison c. Peters will preach tomorrow al
II a. m and $50 p m. Church avenue and East
18th street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

The Rev. 7 R slicer will preach tomorrow
morning next at All Souls Church. Fourth avenue
and 2Oth street on The Pers Of the Lonely
Thinker"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

Dor Q. Shelton. president of the National Bible
Institute will address the Presbyterian ministers
meeting next Monday morning Taking the Cos
pei to the People"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

The mi1week prayer meeting of the Fifth Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church will be held in the chapei
on Wednesday next at Sis p. m. Topic Paul
PRAYER for the Saints at PEilippi." Phil, j. Sill
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

SOULS OUnitarian). Fourth Avenue 10Th
| THOMAS r. SLICER. Pastor win preach THE
| PERIIS OF THE LONELY THINKER Services. II
| All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES. CHRTST's MIS-
SION 33l 57th Afternoon. s3O. Rev. DR.
DREES breaches: The New Reformation in Catholic
Countries"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.-ReIigious meet
ings. at East 18th and Rutherfurd Place
Manhattan, and Schermerhorn St. Boerum Place
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE service Sunday morning IL
sunday evening s. Wednesday evening. s. Fifth Church
Of Christ, Scientist. 22s-230 West 18th
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

FIRST HARLEM COLLEGIATE CHURCH III Eas
12fst st Lexington Pastor, Rev BENJA MIN
z. Observation-Disclosures at II a. m. and p m,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

At Christ Church. Broadway and list street IN
rector the Rev. G. A Strong, will preach tomorrow
morning at Il o'clock and also in the evening at
O'Clock eyensong.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05

At the Church Of the Incarnation. Madison ave
nue. and 35th street. the rector, the Rev. DIR. W M
Cfrosvenor will preach tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock service, and there will he holy communion
Evening prayer will be at o'clock
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-12-25
New Wheat For The Arid Region

new grain for feeding purposes and improved alfalfa that
will add Uncle Sans crop values will be submitted
at the meeting of the American Breeders Association Omaha
and later to the American Association
Science in Boston, by Prof Buum for 15 years head the
agricultural department of the University of Wyoming who left
Chicago to exhibit the finish results Of series of experiments
and grains secured the experiment under his
supervision at Worand Wyoming
The feeding grain variety of ember, hybrid wheat
which superior in bone noushment and flesh producing
POWDER and yields from 80 to 100 bushels about double
the best Russian spe beardess wheat of large and
fixed hull especially fitted production the arid
irrigated country west of the 100 meridian including all the ee
waited plateau of the Rocky Mountains and the valleys Of the
mountain This region from the Gulf 81 Mexico to the
Canadian boundary has average elevation great for the
maturing OF Stock raising Of all kinds still the dominant
interest throughout the whole of it, and the discovery this
feed grain promises relieve the sockmen the
trouble of importing from the middle Western States for
fttenng finishing their animals for market This will
almost nacuabe all branches of animal husband
aud corresponding increase in proftsOgden Examiner