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Evening star., 1939-03-19
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-olds: / mile and 20 wards
Bad Roll tHankei $50 $40 $50
@Tsesn @itsbsn,Il Tins ,s,,S,sp I0enros' 500 s"
vs rda 1.dd: sad SeTnss Ges Ssn9o
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500: claiming;
4-year-ol and up: furlones
Roy.l R; Broom Broom ,Jgohnsonl $50 400 80
v.dis AN Fsn fss, ,5g EEEos eueF
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
s 1yeaIr.odS r., a and up; mile =, and % Yards
Stout Heart tKeiper $40 400
ldolatry tOios, 44O
Jim Cornell Miney Waterman and Zowie,
DAILY Double paid $336.20J
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 500: allow
ances 3-year-olds: l mile and 20 yards
Patrol Scout (Marrero, $50 $40 $50
Dick Naishapur tRodriguez) $50 $50
Aims tCalvert $50
Time. 1:42
Also ran-LinRer Awhile. Jubilee c..
Skating Fool. Brodea and BRIGHT.
FIFTH RAcE-The Oakland Handicap;
longs
I. Bs }abbers .Krovit., $40 $40 $50
Phalasan tStevensonl $40 400
Bunny Baby Nv. LoWel $40
Time. 1:111s equals track record
Also ran-Bachiller Sun Capture, { Fair
Flax. Marcabala, Sir Marlboro and Brown
Bomb.
ar A. Coward entry
cJoe w. Brown entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Hammond Handicap:
purse: 81 500: 3-year-olds and uo; l MILE
Wax wins stevenson, $50 s2o $50
Chance Ray (Hauer $50
Also @ei ranIThe 1T Thrush. Chance Sweet. All
Lady catomsr; Woodlander, Polly Hast
ar. A. Coward entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 5000 claiming:
a.f.r tys:r-olds 9n1o: and uD: fursog9es a.o
Vcte Bow tStevenSon) 5.S0 $50
Trickwick (Hikhtshoe) $40
Also r.nEHijo Manso. LEGION. Buster
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Spartan Lady tKeiperl $40 40 $40
Jobioso tMeloche) 4.20 $40
Checks tOrosD 800
Also ran-Triple Play. Helen ". Hasty
Wave. Lady Democrat. Silver Fleet. Veil
Star; Java Ho. Kuvera and Biography.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Summarizes:
Oros Neurs Meade
As Winning Rider
By the Associated Press,

~ tAAO HScOSAaVCu ASocs
NEW ORLEANS, March 18.-
Apprentice Jockey Johnny Oros,
with 76 winners at the Fair
Grounds, has boosted himself in
the national standings into Sec
ond place behind Don Meade.
The youngster, son OF a Ru-
manian storekeeper Of Aurora,
ILL.,, who closed up his grocery to
follow the horses, expects to ride
at the Bowie meeting when the
season ends here.
Johnny's whole family is in the
racing business. When his father,
John E. Oros, ST., turned the key
in his grocery store door eight
years ago, he bought a stable and
raced It under his wife's name,
Ethel Oros.
Johnny loses his apprenticeship
allowance May IL, but his brother
George viii pick up tho reans
right there.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

Last evening Round No. 3 was
played at Hotel Gordon under Cap
ital City Chess Clubs direction.
Round No. 4 comes off this Saturday,
7:30 pm, at 1886 I street NV, un-
der Chess Divan Club auspices. In
quiries concerning the tourney
should be posted to Mr.. Willard H.
Mutchler, tournament director. 1919
Forty-seventh street NV, who is
bending every effort to conduct a
most ehicient and harmonious chess
parley, in which he has the COM
plete support of local organized
chess.
Chess Problem No. 1874.
BY r. B. ALLEN, English Chess"
BLACK-MEN
Evening star., 1939-03-19
colts that aren't eligible for all

colts that aren't eligible for all
three.
Porter's Mite, which took the
measure Of all but Ell Chico and
Volitant in the East last fall and
won the Belmont Futurity, is eligi-
BILE all the way around. w. E. Boe-
ing's good colt is bred to stay. He's
by The Porter. Jock Whitney's IA
nous sire, and Minima, and despite
his fourth in the Santa Anita DERBY
still may have to be reckoned with.
At any rate it will be a mad
scramble and matching of wits and
training skill well worth the watch-
Ing.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Bingham Trap Victor
On Toss After Trio
Tie al Benninq

Three shooters tossed of a tie
yesterday after they had deadlocked
at 47x50 in the weekly shoot of the
Washington Gun Club at Benning.
H. M. Bingham won the flip over
Kelley Wynkoop and w. F. Burrows.
E. E. Schmehl, a visitor, headed
the class B shooters with 38.
In the 25-target handicap for legs
on the monthly trophy. wins were
recorded by DR.. A. v. Parsons and
Parker Cook when they tied at
22X25. Summaries:
Evening star., 1939-03-19
District Guards Score
Over Two Rivals
In Rifle Match

The District National Guard small
bore rifle team captured a shoulder
to-shoulder match from Marine Bar
racks and 5th Battalion, Marine Re-
serves marksmen with a score of
1899 to 1889 for Marine Barracks
and 1870 for Marine Reserves.
Jack Oehmann paced the winning
shooters with a 290, while j. w. Fon-
dahl of the Marine Reserves was the
only sharpshooter to register per-
feet score from any position. making
a 100 score from prone position.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Fuchs Makes GoIfA Ace
On 180-Yurd Hole

Louis Fuchs. one of the towns
ranking amateur golfers, scored a
hole-in-one yesterday on the ninth
hole at Congressional. using a No. 3
iron on the 180-yard ace.
He was playing with Larry Ber-
nard. Gene Pittman and Jimmy
Maloney.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
EEN's GAMBIT DECLINED.

Enduring was the encounter be-
tween Donald H. Mugridge, a former
District champion, and Newcomer
Ariel Mengarini, an Italian still in
ms teens. Mengarini passed over
WINS on his 36th and seth moves
only to obtain his shrewd adver-
sary's resignation on the s5th in
some hours and IS minutes of
tortuous play! The nightmare:
ALEKHIN'S DEFyNsy
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Howard Meet Decides
Budminton Team

The original field of "a entrants
was cut in half yesterday as the
Howard University badminton tour
nament advanced through the first
round. There were three defaults.
The tourney is being held to select
a varsity team.
Summaries:
Bynae defeated Polite, 15-5. 15-6:
Catchings defeated nightingale 15-3,
15-7; Farmer defeated WASHINGTON. ID
o. 15-12: Dennis defeated Barnes, III.
son. 15-3. 15-3: Moorehead defeated
Hawkins. 15-s. 15-6: Bridges defeated
Chandler. 15-4. 15-3; j. Jones defeated
Rodix 15-S. 1b-.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

hours and Is minutes were required
Tor the joust with Divanite Joseph
Scribante. Sournin captured a pawn
on the 22nd move, built his advan-
tage into a house of brick and
Scribante, after considerable puffing,
resigned within SO moves. The
game.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Boss Martin Tokes Race

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s Ho
Boss Martin. 4-year-old colt own
ed by M. L. Wiley Of Phoenix. Ariz.,
won the $500 added Inaugural
Handicap at Tanforan track today.
Brown Jade ran second and Aerial
Cross third.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
THIRD RACE - BRILLIANT
GOLD. GAUDY. JOHNNIE ].

BRILLIANT GOLD, q fast
breaker, is a smooth running
youngster and the Brilliant colt
appears to have the winning
edge. GAUDY raced impress
sively in her last and may be the
one to beat. JOHNNIE j may
improve enough for the show.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
oUEEN'S INDIAN DEFENsE,

Sournin. undoubtedly the most
experienced player in the champion
ship fray, is battling nightly to re-
tain the Turover Trophy. Four
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@ @%EE:ES s @
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Under the respective
1nenatonalis l. s.
famous Samuel Reevsky open tournaments for the
Marshall embemac Of
In regal fashion al chessboard Thursday
at the '
Mr. wmsatt every notable visiting
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SECOND RACE CROWNING
GLORY, PERFECT PEACE,
ELI YALE.

GROWING GLORY turned
in a dull performance at his last
race that simply was too bad to
be true. He still retains his edge
and is accorded another chance.
PERFECT PEACE was right
there in his last race and is the
one to fear. ELI YALE is
money possibility.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
u Triple Crown Seems Well Beyond Reach Of Any Of YeaOs
Race Selections
SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

oSHEV 11ONO FUN 1ODAXe
- Fair Grounds (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Way Yonder, Carlade, General r..
2EBaranca, Blind Star, Leeoran.
Sport Heel. Meloy, John Marcum
+Opoca, Red Garter, Palm Island
9Kansascitian, Persuader, My
Feng.
eWaygood Lad, Morris r., Hickory
Lad.
7-Credulous, Salaam, Hereward.
eClean Cut, Nervous Lady, Tire
less Lady.
Best bet-KanSaScitian.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Wigginton Lectures on Trans.

NA68AAAHV1A ACCSuAVS VII 1IHVSs
Sacrifices and Traps in the Open
ing" Is the theme of Norval P. Wig
ginton's special lecture for beginners
and amateur players next Wednes-
day, 8 pm. 1886 I street NV.
The lecture is free and open to
the public. Mr.. Wigginton," says
Winifred Horn, rs specialist in
the lore of sacrifices and trap bril-
liancies and is capable of giving you
the inside dope on how to put that
chap you have been wanting to lick
behind the 8 ball"
Friday afternoon at $3.50 pm. at
the Social Chess Lounge the inter-
high chess club teams compete. At
8 pm. the Divan Club championship
tournament waltzes into the fourth
round.
Copyright March 10, 1899, by Paul Miller,
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
BEST BET-EARLY DELIVERY.

FIRST RACE-VELVET MASK,
KNOWING, TAKUS.
VELVET MASK has the speed
OF this field and it appears the
Masked Marvel II gelding only
has to run his race to chalk up
another victory. He never may
be headed if he breaks with his
usual alacrity. KNOWING is
due for an improved perform
ance. TAKUS is fast and is a
money factor.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

FOURTH RACE-MYRNA LEE,
OKLAB, FLYING CAR.
MYRNA LEE has been knock
ing at the door of victory in re-
cent races and the Lee O. Cotner
Evening star., 1939-03-19
P-B3
40 R.KtS RYR

3
40 R-KtS RXR
Stuart Wagman drew with erst-
while District Virtuoso Martin Stark
while Robert Hostler wrested a vii
from Ernest M. Knapp. 1t is to b.
recalled that in Round No. l Knap,
drew with Stubbs in their postpone;
game.
Standings at close of Round No. 2
0f the District cha m piopship.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

SEVENTH RACE ESPINACA.
CHATTERFOL, TOBACCO.
ESPINACA has accounted for
both of his recent races in clever
style and the Jacobs trained
gelding has q good chance of
making it three straight. CHAT
TERFOL would be dangerous on
his best effort. TOBACCO is
due for an improved effort.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

NINTH RACE - RACEAWAY,
TAUT, EXPRESS.
RACEAWAY has q good chance
of earning brackets If the sub
stitute ID used. TAUT can bet
ter recent races and may take
the place IA front Of EXPRESS.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SIXTH RACE FAST WORK.
WAKITA, WORPOISE.

FAST WORK raced well enough
in his recent race to warrant the
belief that the Swift and Sure
gelding now is ready for brack-
cts. WAKITA, second in her re-
cent race, figures no worse here,
WORPO1SE can better her re-
cent race and is a factor.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

miss gets the preference. She
has the speed. OKLAB is the
dangerous contender. FLYING
CAR is a threat.
FIFTH RACE-EARLY DELIV-
ERY, SUN IN PLAY, DUN
ADE.
EARLY DELIVERY has been
freshened since his smashing
victory at Hialeah and judging
from his works is right on edge
for another winning perform
ance. SUN IN PLAY is consist
ent and may account for the
place. DUNADE gets the call over
the others.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
WHITE-MEN.

White to Play and Mate In.
o-QR1 is the key to No 1sl. he
Way. Robert J. Feeney and H. P Murray
slip up Three points are credited to cor
rect solvers-E. w. Allen $50 far have been
unable to get my 1898 Sunday files lent to
win the brass rineD. A. G. Dreyer (use
separate cards.. R. Edwards. Edward c.
KnoYse. Robert N. Walker. Joseph Simon,
Duft tcards on Nos. III and 17s located
and credited accordingly) and Wiley NJ.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SELECTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
Tropical Park East.

Tropical Park East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Knowing, Takus, Little Mike.
EPerfect Peace, Growing Glory,
Spandan.
3-Holophane, White Hope, Mimosa.
+Denote, Oklab, Veneer.
5-Dunade, Sun Inplay, Buttermilk.
6-Big Bully, Amercup, Humming.
7-Espinaca, Chatterfol, Gold Cross.
8-Maneuver, Candy Hero, Assist.
9-Stears, Cambreeze. Express.
Best bet-Dunade.
Consensus at Tropical Park Fast.
P3 the Associated Press.
1-Velvet Mask, Tutticurio, Dis
tractable.
2-Glenbroom, Perfect Peace, Eli
Yale.
3-Brilliant Gold, American Money.
Mimosa.
EVeneer, Myrna Lee, Oklab.
5-Dunade, Sun Inplay, Royal Taste.
6-Nicholas S.. Petite Gene, Wakita.
7-Espinaca, Only Son. Mexico City.
8-Candy Hero, High End, Miss
Lizzie.
Substitute-R ceaway, Express,
SWiftness.
Best bet-Espinaca.
Fair Grounds East.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Mokena. Kapena, Saxopal.
liking Preston, Forever More, De-
manding.
3-Phrixus, Brophy. Teeter Totter.
4-Negopi, Wise Greenock, Palmera
T.
5-Black Rhapsody, Goldman,
Fluke.
6-My Blaze. Cottingham, Traggat.
7-Paulson. Kingshighway. Kuvera.
8-No Doubt, Polante Seth, Incar-
nate.
Best bet-Paulson.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
EIGHTH RACE - DALAMAC.
MISS LIZZIE, DANCING

DALAMAC has been qualifying
in her recent races and the
Frisius mare now is ready for
the question. She has speed and
stamina. MISS LIZZIE eyi-
denced q return to form in last
race and is dangerous. DANC-
ING CLOUD is favored for the
show.
Evening star., 1939-03-19

Of the District championship:
Evening star., 1939-03-19
Fair Grounds Entries
For Today

BY The Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500. claiming.
3-year-old maidens and winner. ~ M:
race: mile and 10 wards o e
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19

tell the story better than words.
The stunning coat is typical of the
new trend to fullness. 1t is made
of a rust-color wool in handsome
texture. The definitely full skirt is
balanced with soft blouse top
which has roomy sleeves gathered
full into the wrist. A small muff
and a hat of red fox complete
the ensemble.
Very significant is this coat as to
new color trends for spring. In the
early collections special emphasis is
placed on the Importance of rust
shades and mustard yellows and
kindred hues with jewelry accom-
paniments of amber topaz and like
stones. For immediate wear STYLE
alert women are selecting chic lit
tie dresses tailored of sheer woolens
with sophisticated simplicity
that abounds in dramatic details.
Rows and rows of shirring
achieve fullness for the dress pic
tured. This very high-style model
by International is the type sure
to call forth compliments wherever
you 60. Shirring at the waistline
achieves fattering dirndl. The
bodice above the slim mid-riff cor
selet adds a related soft touch. Hor-
izontal shirring on the sleeves gives
them that casual "pushed-up" look
that indicates 'last word" chic. Ex-
pert designing makes it a perfect
dress for busy social calendar that
carries from luncheons to informal
dinners and the theater. The three
jewelled pins at the waistline are
individual. A soft kid bag, kid
gloves and simple felt hat with
face veil complete the costume.
With her upsweep hair-do she wears
small, clip earrings foregoing any
ornaments at the V-neckline.
@ Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
HINT-OF-THE-DAY
Care of the Hair

Not all women can afford the lux
ury of having their hair done by a
professional every week. But with
a little practice, you can do pro-
fessional job yourself.
Cleanliness of the hair is the first
requisite. This means good sham
poo at regular intervals. Then
choose hairdress that you can han
die yourself. Stay away from any,
thing elaborate or extreme. That
requires really professional touch.
If you want curls, make them
few and substantial. The trick
combs that curl and comb at the
same time are a big help. For
grooming, the maker of one of these
combs has quick drying lacquer
that makes an excellent setting flu
id. The bottle has an atomizer, per.
hitting you to spray the lacquer
where you want it.
This lacquer helps tremendously
with the new high hair-do. Spray
it on the stragglers at the back of
your neck and comb them flat. Your
hair will stay in place for a long
time.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Mentions Some Causes
Of Soft Shelled EGGS

A number of things may cause
hens to lay soft shelled eggs, among
which are fright, close inbreeding,
and diseases like fowl pox, cocci-
diosis, and laryngotracheitis.
Hens that are too fat may lay soft
shelled eggs, the egg simply slip
ping through layers of fat too quick
ly to allow the shell to form. Ex-
cessive feeding of mangels or cab
bage which causes looseness of the
bowels may result in the appear
ance of many poor shelled eggs. But
the chief cause of soft shelled eggs,
according to an authority in the
Missouri Farmer, is a low assimila-
ton of lime by the layers. The
lime may be available in the form
of oystershell and still this will hap
pen. The oystershell may become
covered with dirt and hence be I'M
appetizing, or vitamin D may be de-
ficient which does not allow prop
er assimilation. 1t is a good plan
to keep the oystershell fresh, stir it
daily or sprinkle some over the
mash so as to stimulate consump-
ton, and then make sure that the
laying mash contains at least per
cent cod liver oil so as to insure
proper supply of vitamin D. Hard
grit should also be available at all
times.
1t is important to guard against
soft shelled eggs because it encour-
ages the egg-eating habit which is
so expensive when eggs are high in
price.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Pledted Vogue to
Repeat Triumphs

Pleat it! And again fashion says
pleat it, which is exactly what de-
signers are doing for spring. Only
this time the pleatings are more so
than ever. That is the pleated mood
permeates the whole scheme of
things from neckline to hemline.
In the newer fashions it is not only
the skirt that is pleated, but the
whole thing, including blouse top
sleeves and just as like as not a
pleated bolero is added.
The use of pleats is taking on a
decidedly designful flair. The versa
tile way pleats are being handled is
clever beyond words. You see most
unique touches especially in blouse
styling such as pleats brought down
from each shoulder to tie in a soft
knot at the girdle top. Surplice
pleats that cross from shoulder to
shoulder finishing in a bow at the
waist-line with pleated streamers.
Much of the charm of the newer
print frocks lies in the fact of their
lavish and unique pleatings.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Concentrate on
HQir qnd Lips

Put on your glasses and sit be-
fore your mirror. Comb your hair
softly around your face. Change
your regular part. Experiment.
In most cases, hair brought down
softly over the ears, fuffed bit to
fall out on the cheek, just below the
ear shaft of the glasses, is the most
flattering.
But if you are the sleek type, and
comb your hair back from your
face, then you must accent your
lips to detract from the frames. Full
lips of rich color, not too deep,
does lot for you.
Sleek or feminine in hair style,
the manner in which you rouge your
lips is most important. Try two
lip sticks. The lighter color for the
upper lip, the deeper tone for the
lower lip. Liquid lip rouge painted
on with a fine brush and a steady
hand, is the most lasting. 1t takes
a little practice to apply it well, but
it is worth the effort in the end.
Keep your hair glossy, with daily
care, and nicely set. Keep your
skin clear and your teeth sparkling
white; your brows trim and your
lip coloring intact and / can vouch
that your eyeglasses will be hardly
noticed.
If you feel the desire for some
eye makeup rely on vaseline or a
reliable eye oil with which to light
ly massage your lids and lashes.
They glisten and give some depth
to the eyes, and are also beneficial.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Sow Bean Hay for Horses

If soy bean hay is wen-cured, free
from mold and dust, and was cut
before the beans hardened too
much, it may be fed to horses, says
A. L. Harvey, division of animal
and poultry husbandry, University
Farm, st. Paul. Horses can be fed
about as much soy bean hay as they
will eat daily. When feeding the
beans, it is best to grind or chop
them and give them with other feeds.
From one to two pounds of the beans
can be fed in this manner to each
horse per day.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
Health Essential
To Charm

A rule she teaches is: "Watch
your health. Sleep, exercise and
drink water. Too many women in
this country are below par Moth
ing reveals your character to people
more quickly than the expression
you carry, your voice and your state
of health.
IF you are physically below par
you may have nervous disorder
which should be taken care of, but
otherwise you should be able to keep
well by eating proper food at regu-
lar hours, getting eight, nine or ten
hours of sleep, and by exercising
in the fresh air and sunlight.
Don't always complain OF being
tired and of things making you nerv-
Gus. If your health is good you are
not nervous. merely cranky, and
people soon discover it. If your
health is poor do something about
it,"
Strong words, aren't they? And
here are some more well worth d.
costing and particularly suited to
the growing girl.
Don't count on being only beauti-
full. You can overestimate the ap-
peal of a beautiful foot, tiny waist
or long lashes. Cultivate wit, hui
NOR, tact, genuineness. Pay atten-
ton to your posture, carriage and
gesture. Develop gentleness of ges-
ture, a pleasing manner. Be yield
ing in your dealing with others, new
er dictatorial, never too aggressive.
And above all things be particular
about your personal appearance.
Dress neatly, appropriately, and
with an eye to the decorative. New
err, never be overdressed!"
@ Bell Syndicate.-WNU Service.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-19
FARM
Tories
CORN AND ALFALFA
BEST LAMB RATION
May Need No Supplement if
Both Feeds Are Good.

BY W. E. Morris. Extension Animal Hus-
bandman, University Farm. st. Paul.
WNU Service.
Corn and alfalfa will make about
the most profitable ration the lamb
feeder can provide for his flock this
winter. If both feeds are of good
quality, it is doubtful, at present
prices, that supplement of any
kind need be fed.
Whole shelled corn has been found
a most suitable grain ration. When
on full feed, lambs weighing from
60 to IS pounds should eat from one
and one-half to two pounds of grain
per head daily, including any sup
plement provided, and from one and
one-fourth to one and one-half
pounds of hay. If a common rough
age is used, such as prairie hay, a
protein supplement should be fed at
the rate of one pound daily to each
five lambs. The supplement can be
inseed oil meal, corn gluten meal,
cottonseed oil meal, or soy-bean oil
meal, depending on which is lowest
in cost. If corn is not available,
whole barley, oats, wheat or rye
may be fed alone. Feeding oats
alone, however, is not recommend
ed for fattening lambs, but only
for starting lambs on feed, and final
ly should not make up more than Is
per cent of the grain ration.
Lambs should gain at least one
third of a pound daily, making a
gain of Is to 80 pounds in rs to 100
days of feeding. An efficient feed
er will have his lambs fat enough to
kill out well and suitable to the
packer in that period of time. Slight
ly above 80 pounds is good weight
to begin marketing lambs, if they
are fat.
Experiments show that it is best
to feed all the grain lambs will clean
up in about 2G minutes' time twice a
day. Hay also is best fed twice daily.
The hay should be fed after the
lambs have eaten their grain.