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The sun., 1918-10-31
STEVENS CAN'T PLAY N. Y. U.
Inhuenza VIII Prevent Engineer
Leaving Hobokcn.

On account OF the influenza quarantine
at Stevens the Jersey Engineers will not
come to Ohio Field to play the n. Y. L.
eleven next Saturday. Instead the
Violet will open the season against the
strong officers team from Camp Merritt
In preparation for next Saturdays OPEN
ing contest on Ohio Field Coach Mason
put the varsity through hot scrimmage
with the De Wit Clinton High School
eleven. Each side scored a touchdown.
After the scrlmmage Coach Mason said
he would use practically the same lineup
against Camp Merritt. The Violet prob
ably will face the soldiers with Law
renee, left end; Baker (captain), left
tackle Graf. left guard Koenigsberg.
centre Ginsberg, right guard Fetter-
stein, right tackle Hardwlck. right end :
Christopher. quarterback; Adams. left
halfback Dicknan, right halfback, and
Freelander. fullback. The first and sec
ond teams will meet in scrimmage this
afternoon.
The sun., 1918-10-31
MARINES ELEVEN DIsBANDS.
No Reason Given for Abandonment
of Football Activity.
Special pespatcA 70 TEE suN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3o.--The League
Island marines football team will not
play the remaining games on its sched-
ule. No reason was assigned to-day for
the dsbanding OF the Devil Dogs. but
with the news OF the cancellation OF the
game with the Naval Academy sched-
uled for Saturday came thc report that
the remainder of the marines schedule
would not be played out and that the
team had dlsbanded for the year.
The sun., 1918-10-31
Sandy Hook
THE Horseshoe)

"Tamareck" writes In THE SUN to-day:
The Beachnuts will please assemble at
Thursday evening October 81.
III be there; "Tamarack"! III meet YOU
and Al tyou-know,me.AD. oswegsthchie.
Jimmie, Joe and Frank, As you know
will call II day when IT gets dark
and viii start the camp IRE going, and
lmm m r BE b. big s Sns w tSns 81 sSon
10 the tent alongside the bug light. and
heil wan, to prepare his own tea and
odd Job to do and soon you win ind
the two OF us pulling the cart down to
the beach 20 give you and Oswegsthchie
and Al and Frank a hot cup, OF coffee
with a smashing big ham sandwich. and
then wish YOU the best OF luck.
RI turn in carly Win Jimmie, but ]
be coming in soon 10 Join the party and
we'll arrange the blankets and smoke and
Frank viii come in and abou, O'Clock or
viii - want to rou, ne out OF bed 10
s@Ts T TSmn Gs 'eni bs ,h.r. on the
north dune--in the smoke OF my pipe.
dreaming in my easy chair A. NJ 5
New York, Oct. 30,
Two Days for Pheasant Up State.
Pheasant shooting is permitted up
State to-day. Also on Saturday.
Blarkfsh OF Elberon.
Large blackhsh ara now schooling on
Elberon, n j. Fishing In the motorhoat
Jose phine from sheepshead Bay on sun
day thirty-siS men caught SCI biackhsh
Gus Dunham, engineer. was high
hook, with - blacks: and F. ]. Egan
1908 Fulton street. Brooklyn. won nrst
prize with pound b!ackhsh; -
skinner clam proved the best lure
as the FISH do not seem to care Tor Gran
bait.
Emotional Sensibllities Of n Pet Fish.
Numerous interesting accounts Of hsh
phenomena IN your correspondence col
umn lead me to relate an unusual ca
That somo species OF FISH possess intel
ugcnCo and emotional sensloilitieS 10 a
high degree Is well known to ichthyolo-
Eists. ,-..to, -, W.
country place n small pond tn which !
kent a few choice specimens. among them
one OF the rare Dobbler- Worsted variety
OF the genus Froganis venuicuius whose
chief claim to distinction lay in the re-
. markable development OF It's vocal coFds
This specimen came from one Of tho pri-
ya,a nuunria OF my old friend SIR l.cices'
! ter Dobblcr, whose landed estates are al
| Worsted on Tweed, near tho scotush Dor
! der.
| become romantcaAy attached to me
| through the circumstance OF my haNing
| rrscued her one Friday from the clutches
! Of an old man who had induced hei
| n bite at garden grub ana whom
! discovered In the very act OF abductine
Afterward she would exhibit her graft
| tude and personal affection in many ways
| but chiefly by leaping rom the wa'ei
when I approached the pond. grovellinG
! streamiug eyer, u;tering the While a series
/ ~ CULTURAL noises not unlike the croAk
The sun., 1918-10-31
LING AND WHITING
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONx

ps.isrs who do not sell live bait h,,. ~
their names, Nv oAt following
The sun., 1918-10-31
SCHOLASTIC SPORT NOTES.

Hamilton Institutes football team has
been strengthened considerably by the
addition of Du Poy, Grody, Carney and
Brennan. Du Poy played quarterback
with Commerce, Brennan was end on
Fordham Prep, Grody played end posi-
ton with Stuyvesant, while Carney was
n tackle on the Morris eleven. The
four are experienced players and each
earned positions on the citys all scho-
lastlc eleven of last year.
Du Poy will get into the Hamilton
lineup against Flushing next Saturday
for the first time. Du Poy has been kept
out OF the game because OF an injured
ankle suffered In the Poly Prep-Com-
merce game two weeks ago.
Robert Crawford OF Flushing High
school. the high school cross-country
and =. s. A. L. one mile champion has
quit the Long Island school TO enter
Cornell.
Hamilton Institute is anxious for a
game with either Erasmus Hal or
Manual Training.
The sun., 1918-10-31
GEORGIA TECH ACCEPTS.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 3o.--Georgia Tech s
football authorities announced tonight
that all arrangements had been perfected
for the fredericksburg game at Forbes
Field. Plttsburg. on November %. The
proceeds are to so TO the United War
Fund. Permission of the War Depart
ment to make the trip, which will con-
sumo more than the seventy-two hours
allotted, has been regranted to the Tech
fpan1
The sun., 1918-10-31
PELHAM TARS BEAT
HANCOCK SOLDIERS
Former College Players Score
at VIII and Win 28 to O.

Pelham Bay Naval Training Stations
football team scored It's second victory
of the season yesterday by defeating the
Fort Hancock eleven. IS 10 0. at the
New York Athletic Clubs field at Trav-
ers Island.
Harmon at right halfback for the sail
YRS scored his teams first touchdown in
he first three minutes OF play and
allied the final touchdown in the last
uarter. White, quarterback. and Lear.
illback. each scored a touchdown in
ne first quarter. All four touchdowns
anne after a series OF line plunges which
planted the ball on Hancock's Ave yard
line. Nordstrom. a former Trinity Col
.sge player. kicked four goals.
Weber. "A former Colgate player; Fitz-
patrick, who played with Fordham last
year. and Christie OF Cornell proved big
factors In the sailors victory The line
The sun., 1918-10-31
NAvY.MARINEs GAME OFF.
Philadelphia Eleven Unable ia
Play Next Saturday.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 30.-There was
much disappointment at the Naval
Academy this afternoon when tcle-
gram was received announcing that the
Philadelphia Marines could not keep
their engagement to play here on Satur-
day.
A game has been arranged Cor Novem-
her . with the eleven OF the naval
operating base OF Hampton Roads. 1t
will be- played at Annapolis,
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LAUREL RESULTS.

First Three. year .olds and upward;
claiming; purse 81 900; sig fwlonfs Charlie
place $50. show o. nrs,: B!aLeaway. NJ
60 Srep "a Hsss Pr Nov shST Sira %s
Edgar Maud bacon. Wheat Cakes. Korfhage.
Irene and Whispering Hope also ran.
the Red Coat s,eeplecha;s Handicap: purse
900 about two miles W k.eeelk AMP
$50 .how $50, second New Haven, 10
tScuily), show s.. 30. third, Time-35: Kings
town Pier. Fencer and Thistle Queen also
Third Race--Two.year.olds; the Peerless
Purse; 5000 added siH turlons'' RoutledEe'
;sG 9S SHOW n sssG r .eSond HIS Sister Is;
ss DsSSpsn 'S ny Friend RSsi.s Dsyduo and
Fourth Race Three, year oIds and upward
is GEnsOr,. straight $50; place .,.eo. show
go hrsi AT scnnd i% y. ,SS'in Ia Pr Ssrses S
show $3.50. third Tme-l as. Smart Money
and slippery Elm also ran;
olds; purse 1900; Ons mile; Red soI, 100
A%brs : Tamsoo is P!nse I pi.o s1Gs
%sTs :S ; So. third. Tms1iss Is. John
i. Day, guanits III. and Canson also ran:
sixth RACe-Tnref-ytHI-O ana upWbTus
selling: purse 81 900; one mile and sixteenth.
Monomoy 10 (Schu,tinger). straight 81. 10,
place. $3.50 show i2.4o: FIRST Peerless One,
ond; Buckbosrd. lN Kelsey; show 30.
third Tme-I:,s IS. Celtic. obolus, Prunes
and Saints Bridge also ram
Seventh Rate-1'hree.year- and upward
claiming; purse $1,000; one mile and elk
tenth. Sandman IL, JIG I.unsfordl, straight
beu' los Greece place $3.50, show 400
second: Arbltrat or. 100 Jacksonl, show 81,
third. Time-i47. Boxer. Early Lght, Grey
Finch, CiIn Field. herman Candidate H..
Am aig smstor and Captain Ray also ran.
Eirhth Race-Three;yesr.o lds and upward
tenth. Bfavsdo, III (schuttinEerl, straight
10. 20. place $50. show. $40. arst; Dolinaa,
ESdis Henry. lis Kelsey. show s2.7o. third.
Tme-i:B Is. Anime, Leta, Charley Nc
Ferran, Crumpsall Bahstee. Blazonry, sena,
Cnldcn liant am also ran
The sun., 1918-10-31
GREENLEAF VICTOR WITH CUE.
Beats Layton In Two Matches mt
Days.

Johnny Layton is giving Ralph
Greenleaf a hard battle in their 1900
points billiard match at Daly's. the
total score for two days being 600 points
Tor Greenleaf and 544 for Layton.
Greenleaf won both games yesterday,
but only by a few points. The scores
AFTERNOON GAME.
Greenleat--0, o, 49, 10, H. 90 IA.
l4-1oO Scratches. 8. High run, 20
Layton-14, o. o. 90 I2 S, o. ia.
Scratches, 4. High run. 90.
NIGHT GAME
= Greenleaf-12 IA. o. 10, "a, o. o. 90,
y iayton-.l4 b, IA. IS. 0. o, 20. o, 20,
y. wv. Scratches. !. HiGh run. 20.
The sun., 1918-10-31
ELLER BARRED BY A. A. U.
Loses Amateur Standing for Work.
ing for Y. NJ. c. A.

Jack Eller OF the Irish American A.
g. who recently returned from France,
where he was engaged as a Y. ". c. A.
Athletic Union that he Is n professional
Eller's entry to compete in the coming
thletic meets for the United War Fund
Drive was refused yesterday at the local
\. A. u. offices. Before Eiler can COM
pete in an amateur meet he must have
the ban lifted. An endeavor to do that
viii be made at The national meeting of
the A. A. U. in Philadelphia November
l6
The sun., 1918-10-31
WEST VIRGINIA HIT AGAIN.

NoRGANTowN, w. Va. Oct. 30.--An-r
other crushing blow was dealt to any,
remaining prospects OF football at West
Virginia University to-day when 1t was
announced that In the forty men who
will leave here tomorrow for officers;
training camps will be Elk members Of
the varsity squad and the sole remain
ing coach. '
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manag
t tina the boxing 3 a
to to the
place n journalistic pnoy
The sun., 1918-10-31
MILLENNIUM IN FOOTBALL!
Harvard Elects Daley. old Dart
mouth Leader, It's Captain.

CAMBRIDoE, Mass. Oct, 3o,-Edward ].
Daley. who was captain OF the Dart
mouth football team in 1912, was elected
captain Of tn Harvard Students Army
Training Corps eleven to-day.
Daley was rated as one OF the best
ends in the East while at Dartmouth.
His home Is In Lancaster, N, II.
The sun., 1918-10-31
HOPPE BEATS sLOssoN,

BOSTON, Oct. c0.-Willie Hoppe de-
feated George Slosson, former champion,
IN the first OF a series OF exhibition
matches in this city to-day FOR the ben
eht OF the Red Cross. Hoppe scored 500
points to his opponents 27l. Eight hun
dred points at 1872 balk line were played.
The sun., 1918-10-31

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dof he
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Of wordar all a
BUT do not rwl
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The sun., 1918-10-31
@aN Affairs at Yale Are Taken Out of Control of College Military Men
LONG DRILL AT DARTMOUTH.
Spears Confident His Team VIII
Defeat Syracuse.
Special Despatch to TIE suS.

UVtVTUF UttVuTCW
HANOVER, N H.. Oct. 30--With the
syracuse game but three days Off Coach
Spears has been working the Dartmouth
s. A. T. G. squad overtime in order to
get his formations working smoothly.
The regular back field Is still In doubt.
as Schulting. Grundman, Thornton and
Dyer are so nearly on the same level In
ability that II has been impossible to
choose the permanent halfbacks.
Threshie has The Job at fullback with
out any question OF doubt The other
four men will in all probability be used
alternately In the game. The Green
supporters are somewhat In doubt as 10
the power OF the Syracuse eleven. but
they are going to Springfield on Satur-
day with the firm intention OF repeating
the victory OF two years ago
The sun., 1918-10-31
REISLER LOSES IN COURT.
Judge Gregory Holds He Has No
Claim on Dempsey.
Special Despdtch to THE SUS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 80. - Judge
Gregory in the Circuit Court to-day up
held the injunction order issued last
May restraining John Reisler OF New
York city from interfering with Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight boxer Reisler
claimed that he held contract with
Dempsey which does not expire for an
other year.
The verdict means that the 100000
suits started in New York and New Jer-
sey by Reisler are practically dissolved.
The sun., 1918-10-31
TO SWIM FOR WAR DRIVE.

In order to assist the Amateur Ath-
letic Union In it's war work drive the
Women's Swimming Association OF New
York yesterday arranged to hold swim
ming meet for women and one event for
sailors at the Brighton Beach winter
pool next Monday night.
The sun., 1918-10-31
FARMERS FACE HARM r.su

Several major leaEuers are likely to be
seen In the lineup OF the Farmers when
they play the fourth and NTH games
OF their series with the Bushwtcks on
sunday afternoon at Dexter Park, near
the cypress Hills elevated station The
Farmers have lost three straight
The sun., 1918-10-31
YALE ARMY MEN
CALL TO COLUMBIA
Military Officials Behind Re-
quest That Blue and White
Play at New Haven.
NAME THANKSGIVING DAY
Gridir0n Affairs of the Ellis
Are Taken Out Of Hands
of the Faculty.

New HAVEN, Conn. Oct 30-In re-
gard to the story from New York that
Yale had asked Columbia for a football
game II was stated at Yale tonight that
correspondence had passed within the
last few days between the two univer-
stiles. The correspondence on the part
OF Yale was conducted by the military
authorities in charge here Lieut. Hoeh-
Ter representing Yale. The result has
been that there is every likelihood of a
contest between Yale and Columbia in
the Yale bowl on Thanksgiving Day or
during Thanksgiving week.
The Yale military officer who has au-
thori,y in this matter made n statement
tonight that between now and Thanks
giving week. II it is finally determined to
have n game, Yale will be able to turn
out an eleven that will show some OF
the qualities that have given the Ellis
prominence in the football world. There
has been some football practice during
the past week at Yale. At present only
half an hour each day Is allowed for
this work, and the only time that the
men are Off duty Is on Saturday after
Moons and Sundays.
Get Going Saturday.
A hindrance that has operated against
steady football practice has been the
influenza and quarantine regulations. 1t
was announced tonight that because of
improved conditions as far as the in
huenEa was concerned quarantine would
be lifted on Saturday. and then the men
would do considerable more football
work at Yale Field.
According to the statement tonight
Of one Of the officers in charge here
there are several men in training who
have had more or less football experience
which will form a nucleus for the Yals
eleven.
Prof. Robert S. Corwin, in charge of
Yale athletics, said tonight that he had
been informed that a game was under
consideration between Yale and Column
bia. although he did not know how far
plans had progressed. He said "Ath-
letic arrangements at Yale are now Of
course entirely in the hands OF the
military authorities here and the de-
clsion on this matter rests with them
We, Of course. are anxious to cooperate
as much as possible in this matter as
in all others, but the transition OF a
university into a training camp takes
time and as yet very little time has been
available to formulate any athletic plans
tor this year.
Reaction Coming Soon.
Then again the quarantine has been
In force and the men who are endeavor-
ing to combine regular military train
ing with engineering work do not have
much time left for any form OF ath-
letice. These men are just now in
tensely absorbed in their chances OF Sc
curing commissions and football does
rot appeal TO them as II would under
other conditions The older men who
have been Yale's leaders in football and
athletics are OF course many OF them
in service and the material for a Yale
eleven ID all new.
while there Is very little doing at
present in football or other athletics
here We are anticipating a healthy re-
action. which Is bound to come al, the
conclusion OF the war"
The sun., 1918-10-31

The between Camp Upton and the aviaor'
Its original having been Colgate When Colgate
but that too fell through Then West Virginia and several others
Monday
Immediately matched Upton the ners for the benefit of
o
OF a
On
The sun., 1918-10-31
PROS IN CLOSE MATCH
ON ENGINEERS LINKS
Strong and Singleton Beat
Anderson and Martin.

Four professional golfers took part in
a close match at the Engineers Country
Club yesterday afternoon. The original
plan was to have Jimmy Donaldson Of
Norwood and Carl Anderson play Her
bort Strong OF the home club and c. w.
Singleton OF Oakland. At the eleventh
hour 1t was found that Donaldson could
not keep the appointment. 80 Herbert
Martin OF Bayside took his place Strong
and Singleton won by UP and to play.
Because OF work in progress on part
of the course the first fifteen holes were
played. then the eighteenth. and after
that the first and home holes over again
to complete the full round,
As Martin had never played there be-
fore he was at a disadvantage. He
helped his side by getting a half In 4 at
the ninth hole, otherwise the best ball OF
81 for the pair was Anderson's own
score. The winners had best ball OF 80.
Anything IN the 70s Is regarded as
good golf over this difficult circuit, the
record being rs. held by Strong. The
best ball card follows:
Strong and Singleton
Out. ..,........ t44I 6-S
Anderson and Martin
Out.....,... SO
Strong and Singleton
In,,..........,., $50 t45 s--ii-SO
Anderson and Martin
In,,............ 44i456 t--4i-sl
The sun., 1918-10-31
PELHAM PLAYS SUNDAY.

The Pelham Bay Naval Training Sta
ton football team will play the Naval
Aviators from Bay Shore next Sunday
afternoon at Travers Island. Play will
start at 80 p. N.
The sun., 1918-10-31
scHUPP TO REJOIN GIANTS.

FerdIe schupp viii reioIn the Giants
on sunday. when they play return en-
gaEement with the Philadelphis Giants,
a. Dyckman oval near the Dyckman
street subway station, Last sunday the
Giants barely won from tho Philsdsl-
phlans by to !,
The sun., 1918-10-31
HAMILTON, &c; MARoUAND, 0.
Manhattan Lads Score at VIII in
Game Mt south Field.

The indicated Hamilton Institute
football team trounced the Marquand
School eleven at South Field yesterday
by so to o. The lineup:
The sun., 1918-10-31
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
by DANIEL.

ALEs faculty having refused football
with other colleges United War
the proceedings and
training Corps football
longer Is the last word Yale is willing to Columbia and VI"
play
way 10 the student officers Of other universities whose faculties
expressed unwnngn permitting foot
The of L. State told
Yesterday that he had N6o%
@ % thu y SEsF 1s about y offer "A % test an the
would o mean lot to Columbia and i football general ~
Of Esd Dawson Hs ans S
sot al tn.
think twice giving s
college has come forvd with an oae pitch and Seip
t%e he d s p T0s be at least c Hn Dig an eo this
TO h'p the drive hard to oerate the other fellows when the
Football Here Saturday
You New
York the biggest football with Boston running
What with schools.
the cS sHsn O % an old n the old me wa
doing far more than It's share in keeping football competition alive
5 ' n sa sa Tsn GS sr big v % 5
Camp Merritt
rordham Field win after
oSn Of ten ys nssr! 1n py on % @
and begged of Camp Merritt right into the breach which
in of yester
saudsy
ma ns U four ] Of proved % % s
State and Chicago pitcher for the
and the officers the
where ssa Ss s as se @
% ] big @ as the game for the limited o5 ns 5
November u
M ss1s o oua school at also " prospect '''
The sun., 1918-10-31
BOROUGH OF BR00kLY N
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN

Blnmenstetter, Bitz's Landing, Rockaway IT.
DigHnsrd, co Bank st, Newark 1888 NAT, Bait
Lining. 10 Ferry Of. Newark Bait. Tel 22s5 Nh /.
specht H.. i23S Montgomery st.. Jertsy city.
The sun., 1918-10-31

observation-disclosures. Substitutes - Ken
Brown for Cook. Cannon for Fr,sch. Frisch
for Cannon. Riley for Cinelli. Drye for
Van VIE. Ferris for Corseio. Oconnor for
Harden. Referee--Nr. wefers, y. Y. A. c.
umpire-Mr. Kelly. Fordham. Linesman--
Lieut.. ouintano. Time OF quarters
minutes.
The sun., 1918-10-31

3: a. Brennan. Doody Goals from touch
down-Carney, 8. Substitutes-Totten for
Hunken, Rosenblum for Nelson. Nelson
Tor Menge, Menge for Young. Referee
Mr. Kirk. Crescent Athletic Club. Umpire
MIR. HHl. Columbia University. Head lines
man-Nr., Cortisson, Stevens Tech. Time
Of quarters-l0 minutes.
The sun., 1918-10-31
Rod AND Gun,

M0MCV Loaned ON Guns ToeTS-
| NUM- bargains in High Grade Sho,
Tuns Rifles and surf Rods
nEkGEk: s1G W ~ ST. Times SoI
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-07
w roma Again.

In a recent election a man N tho
audience was victorious over tue
wouldbe candidate 10 The last
The speaker was on that easiest OF
easy tasks, attacking the government.
when the hecker cried out:
You're wrong. sill,
A little nettled. the candidate con
tinued without needing, Presently, in
answer to another strong assertion,
came again;
You're wrons sin.
The speaker looked angry, but con
tinued On the warpath.
You're wrong, sir" again rang out.
Ansrily addressing the persistent in
terrupter. the candidate cried
Look here, | could tell this man
something about the government that
would make his hair stand on end"
You're wrong again, sir.' came
from The critic as. amid roars of The
crowd he stood up and removed his
hat.
His head was as bald as a billiard
bali
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-07

he same mssfsr mind They ere den
ricsl IN ldss and thev viii prohsaIS
ne turned out az uniforms in this
conHtrr.
Otherwise, there is murl, novelty in
he fsorEs. ami Tho comhus ,i..r 81
materials Nh;rh mo c1nssr, alton ~
Wool demsoir hriu. about Jn sr-
pssraucs Of novelty that sometime
daes not really exist.
The youps generation has grown M
In the belief that gown mrsf h"
made If the same material, and there
fore. whatever devistes in fashion from
that accepted principle is looked upon
? dangerous experiment o. aS some
hing unique "a b. Instantly accepted.
There i me- doubt fhat The one PiNrs
costume is no longer necessary to
fashion or S"od taste. Danger lies in
these pIcco-meal gowns. OF which aIl
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-07
GEESE GOOD GRAZEHS.
Goose Raising Not Affected BY High
Priced Cralns-littl Care Needed.


Priced Gralns-Llttle Care Needed.
Geese can be raised in small lloChs
on general farms, on pasture or non
productive land and do not require
any material amount OF grain. Low.
rough pasture land, used for paslur-
ing other stotck and containing nat
ural supply Of water offers the best
conditions. Many geese are KEEP IN
The South TO kill weeds, especially IN
the cotton fields, and their use could
sun be greatly increased for this pur-
pose They are good grazcrs and viii
do well on grass and FORAGE 'Gop9
alone except during the "iu,et
months, when they may he fed largely
on available roughose, such az clover,
alfalfa hay, silage cabbage, mlnsel-
Vulzcls, or any waste vegetables. Ii
tie grass or forage is limited 4 ma
be supplemented by lsh, feeds ol
common or homegrown grains
Geese do not need shelter except
during cold weather. when open sheds
may be provided Goslings ate not
usually Matched until good pasture IL
available and need additional feed on
IS for a few weeks. The range of pas
ture used either for soslingS OF or
geese should be large enough so that
the grass will remain clean, OF the
stock should be moved frequently 80
fresh land. Coops, barrels or some
other dry shelter should be provided
for the young soslinss. Geese are very
hardy and free from diseasos and in
sect posts.