The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, January 29, 1920, Image 6

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THE ZOOLOGICAL
HERD INCRE ASING
IN NUMBER FAST
; Elk. B««r, D«-«r aae Numt>«r
I of Raro FowU Here end Other
AaimaU to Fallow
The three elk which arrired at the
Speeding and Breeding Station yeo-
terday are a very rare aad valuable
addition to the collection ef animals
that is being made here for the es
tablishment of a zoological park for
the pleasure of College people. Col
lege vhutor- *mt alt*, fer edm-ation-
t purposes ia eoanectioa with the
utar Cogage work.
Other shipments of elk are to fol
low these and ertontual|y' Mite a
hefd 'will he coHfceted. A number
kwfll also be consigned t<» Hie College
aad shipped to the Substation No. 14
at Sonora. Texas, to be herded in the
pastures there. The conditions of
the rough broken Country there arc
very similar to the native haunts of
thfs elk in the Northern tahatee from
whence they are being shipped and
they are expected to thrive well.
Which will mean that in time a large
herd wtll be raised •thglb.j ahis M
one of the aims of the National Park
Commission in sending the animats
this far south. Becatase of the sever
ity of the northern winters the ani
mals are migrating south, depredat
ing on the pastures and cultivate 1
fields of the farmers ami cattle rais
ers inhabiting the districts visited by
them, and as a consequence the ani
mals have been killed in such great
numbers that those interested in the
preservation of the type have become
fearsome of their extinction and are
taking steps to place numbers of
them in districts eopdpcivaV to their
growth, and under the care of inter-
hated raisers.
For the present the three trhich
a rived yesterday will be kept at the
feeding and Breeding station where
they may be seen by those interested
in viewing them.
Chester A. Lindslay Superinten-i-
dent of the Yellowhtone National
Park in Wyoming was the consignor
of these three.
There are several other animals at
the Station, rare sight* in this sec
tion of the country which are to be
added to the *<>o. • \
There! is a female black bear safe
ly cage-1 in a den nearby. She was
present.-<1 to th« College by the City
Park Commission from their zoo at
MclIiapviQe. Oregon, secured •j
through the efforts of J. C. Cooper,
President of the Western Walnut
j Associatioa of that city, > who is a
personal friend, of* Director B.
Yeum-'bi-.od. He has promised to
| send a male baar of the same type
sometime next summer. The same
commission attempted to make a
gift of two deer but through their
untamed wildness they were both
killed While being crated for ship
ment. I 1 ' ' r '
In the pasture just north of the F.
A B. Station ate two huffffalo, a male
and female, a present of Colonel
Chas. Goodnight from the famous
Goodnight ranch at Goodnight, Tex
as. Originally there were three but
one of them died after arrival hers.
There is a herd of four d.*er, two
ef them were given, by F. D. Lewn.
County Agent pf LaSalle epunty.
The others are a gift from the Hon
orable Rhy Lambert, City Park Com
missioner of iSaa Antonio. Texas. He
is also the (loner of ^ one javelin
(Mexican hog.) It wa* matched by
another given by W. M. Clarkson, a
prominent farmer and ranchman of
Robstowa. Texas. They have both
died sinee their arrival here several
months ago. The donors have signi
fied their intention of replacing them
with others. r* ,
Honorable W. G. Sterrett. State
Fish, Game and Oyster Commission
er, has donated a number of beauti
ful pheasants, partridges and quails
of different types which are being
cared for by Professor T. J. Con way
at the Poultry Farm.
Dabney White, President of the
Texas Gilmer* Association and Ed
itor of The Tribune at Tyler, Tex
as, Has promised a donation of three
deer to be sent here sometime in the
near futute.
The location for the too has been
selected as the present orchard site
enclosed by the heavy Wire, fence
just west Pf the H. A T. G. Railroad
on the road to the Poultry Farm of
the School of Agriculture.
The site will be beautified by the
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rector B. Youngblood ha* abo de
voted much time and effort to the
project as well as other members of |
the Experiment Station staff.
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To our beloved Sergeants:
me. Ob, tell me’^ |
What makes a wild cat wfl<£
What makes a hoot owl hoot.
What makes ole Itch itch, |
What makes a Cootie koot. {
•Tell
Rab-My-Tism la a great paia killer.
(It relieves paia aad soreness caused
by RheamatiMa. Neuralgia, Sprains,
etc. M
retch Company A if you want to
some real ol|i company spirit,
can bust us up but you can’t
us down. Oitr football teanf is
on thq campus and men like
Winn. B- -»!->>•, McCarty and
Cunningham will win the com-
npioHshiit for us.
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iplain Pat Haihilton ia trying for
tgani. are sura be Will
iother “BbUett* Mooes. Why on
>1 morining ha (an make from
ell to Ross in nothin' flat.
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erection of buildings, ornaments of
various kinds including an artificial
lake of beautiful plan.
All the ecological animal* now at
the College will be removed to per
manent quarters at this location .hi
the near future, or as s..on\ao .ar
rangements preliminary to their ac
commodation can be carried out. ,
President Bizzell ia very enthus
iastic in the promotion of plana to
make this the best collection of rare
animals in this section of the coun
try. and has done a great deal of
hard work in securing these. 1 Di-
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