Show RUSTPROOF F WHEAT Scientists in Race to Grow Perfect Per-fect Grain of All Kinds Cambridge School Produces Variety That Resists Disease and Is Very StrongFrench Hybridizers Secure Heavy Yield London Scientific men at Cambridge Cam-bridge who are devoting themselves to agricultural research are on the oe of establishing a proud claim made a year ago They said that they would Increase the value of wheat crops by 10 an acre nut In tho rnco for tho perfect grainwheat barley and oatsthey are being pressed hard by other discoverers dis-coverers who are total disbelievers In the Cambridge methods arid tho race for tho perfect grain under the different dif-ferent methods Is becoming exciting Tho chief competitors of Mr Illffen I Mr Iunnott and the Cambridge school are M Vllmorln of Paris Mr Burbank who is called tho California wizard and John Carton of Warrington John Carton and Mr Burbank have exchanged letters and agree that the making of tho perfect grain Ie moro or less a fluke Mr Carton for ox ample produced an oat which Increased In-creased tho yield l by ten to 20 percent per-cent and grew a large grain by using the wild oat which has the smallest of all grain and was thought to bo useless Mr Blffen on tho othorMiand works wholly by system and has two triumphs tri-umphs to his credit lIe has produced a wheat absolutely proof against rust which Is tho most prevalent of wheat diseases and he has been able by following fol-lowing the law of Mendel to fix these new sorts In two or three years where previously tho work took eight or ten These diseaseproof wheats will be available for next harvest and their creation has greatly excited men of science all over the world The present position in tho race Is this that the Cambridge school has produced grains which resist disease and are very strong that Is are good for milling Flue French hybri dizers and Mr Carton have produced grains remarkable for heavy yield The achievement which is yet to come Is the joining together of tho disease resisters and the heavy yield ers When that is done the farmers fortune is made if wheat will stay I near Its present price |