The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

VOL.  I I. 

LASSISG,  MICIIlG.'\~. TUESDAY,  FEB.  :w,  11)06. 

;-';0. 

ATHLETICS. 

)1.  A.  C.  21.-MT.  r· I.KASA~T IS. 

),1.  A.  C.  basket  ball 

tcam  WOII 
another  victory  Friday  enning 
over  },It.  Pleasant  by  the  ahove 
score,  McKenna was  put  ill  at  for 
ward  in  pl ace  of  Capt.  K rchl  and 
played well.  Tht' game was closely 
con tested  throughout,  Ihe  lirst  half 
ending  I  Z  to 9;n  hwor of  ~l t.  Pleas . 
ant. 
last  half  i\I.  .\.  C . 
pla yed  faster  and  turn al  the  score 
th ree  l)Oints  the  other  wa}".  The 
line uo:  M c Kenna ami  Dixon  for 
wards,  \' ondelte center, I t allish  and 
\\'estermRn  guard. 
\\'estcrmall 
acted  as  captain. 

In  the. 

\\011 

A  w restling  t ry-out was helt!  ~at· 
unla),  With  the  follo wi ng  results: 
f rom 
Heavy  weight,  Perry 
Colby;  middle  wei~ht, ;\1 Qrsh  wo n 
from  Spratt;  welter  weight, Schro 
yer won  from  Schad;  light  weight, 
draw  between  Sleech  and  Taylor; 
special  weight,  won  hy  Ro legeb 
over  \Vrightj  ft- ather  wci,:e:ht  won 
by  Oryis  from  ~IOSi_ 

T he  final  baseball  gam!:  hetween 
th~ junior~and fre!\hm!:i1  was  played 
S aturday, the fre sh men  wi:1ning,  :q 
to  6 _  This  gives  the  fre shmen  the 
championship  for  both  indoor  base 
ball  and  basht ball . 

The  basketball  tenm  goes  to  Al 
bion  lor  a  game  on  F rida\'  night 
and  to  Ann  Arho r  Satun .. lll):.  The 
game  and  mCd  with  Olivet  has 
been  postponed  from  the  zmd  to 
the  26t h.  The sports  in  addition  tI.I 
basketball  will  be  dash,  hurdles, 
high 
jump,  high  dive,  shot  Ilut, 
high  kick,  parnllel  bars  a nd  1 mlian 
dubs. 

Not much  is  known  of  their  bas 
ketball  team ,  but  from  the  fact  that 
they  won  from  !\  Ibion  recelltly  4 I 
to  ~,the manage me nt  looks  for  the 
game  which  will  decide  the  inter 
collegiate championship. 

SENIOR  ENGINEERING SOCI· 
ETY. 

One of  the  most  successful  mcet 
ings of  the senior  engineerinl! soci 
ety  which  ha\'e  beeH  held  this  year 
occurred  IllSt 
\Vednes{!ay  c\'cuing 
when  ;\fr.  D.  S.  Cole,  '93 ,  of  the 
mechanicnl department s poke on  the 
subject  of  "Underwriter  En~int:er. 
Ing'." 

;\1 r.  Cole  has  been  connected 
w ith  this  line  of  work  anti  gave 
much  valuable  information  concern 
ing  it,  speaking  of  the  imponance 
of the  unde r w riter  investigation  of 
fire  protection,  safe  guards  against 
fire,  and  fire  fighting  appliances  by 
technical  men,  both  to  individuals 
and  cities, and  to  insurance compan 
ies. 

He outl ined  the  work done  by  an 
investigating  party,  lIhowing  how 
completely and  thorough ly  the  fire 
protection  facilities  of  a  city are  in _ 
yestigated.  H e  me ntioned  this  line 
of  wo r k  as  afford ing  a  good  open 
ing  to  the young  engineer. 

Incidentally  he  gave us  milch \'al 
uable  in fo rma tion  concerning  fire 
protcetion  design  of  theatres  and 
spoke of  the inefficiency of  the mod 
ern asbestos stnge cu rtain_ 

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There  were  mau y  present  outside 
of  the  senior  c1a~s, and  it  is  to  he 
hoped  that  the  number  will  be  in _ 
creased  as 
the  subjects  d,scussL'c\ 
wcekly are of inte rest to nil l·l\J.!incer 
ing  students. 

M. A. C.  DEBATING  CLUB. 

The question  discussed  a t  lhe  ll~­
hating  club  Th ursday  night  was, 
"Resolved, That  t he  1~ :lrli ame lltary 
System  is  Prcferabl ..  to  the  Con· 
gressionnl System :" 
-'Iessrs. Pipe r 
and  ':\fcDermid  upheld  thc  aflirm_ 
ative.  Bates  and  \\-ilkinsotl  sus 
taining  thc  neg-!Itive.  This  wa",  CS _ 
sential1y  a  sociological  q ut-stion  re 
quiring  considerable 
reading  and 
t hought.  Som<!  time  was  taken  up 
br the  3flirmati ve  in  comparing  the 
t ....  o  systems  and  showing  the  re 
lationship of the  g-O\'er nments to the 
people.  ~Iany points were acl\'allcell 
in  fa\'or of the pariiamelltarv system 
hut  it  was  con tended  Ihat  notwith· 
standing  t he  merits  of  the  parlia  
mentary  s),steJll,-s llch  a  system 
would  be  inadequate 10 the neells  of 
the  American  people. 

Th e  affi rmative  side  recei\'cd  the 
decision of  the  judges.  P roL Rider 
acted  as  c ritic 
the  evcning. 
Owing  to  the  Farme rs'  Institute 
Round·Up t he  debate fo r  Thurllday 
evening  has been  postpon ed  for  one 
week. 

for 

TURN  TABLES  ON HIGH 
SCHOOL. 

in 

Saturday afternoon,  the  1\1  A.  C. 
hockey  team  rJefea'ed  the  Lansing 
High  school  team 
t he  second 
}!,ame of  t heseason by a  3  to  I scorc. 
':\1.  A.  C.  showed  great  improve· 
ment  over  the  prcvious  Saturday'S 
work,  tea "ll  play  being developed  to 
quite a  marked  degree, 

The !lame  "as  played  on  P'ian's 
dam, and  was  far  s uperior  to  the 
fi rst g ame  playc{l,  both  teams  play 
ing  faster  and  cleaner hockey,  good 
hard  practice  being  shown  in  the 
conlhinatio ns  played  hy  the  Collcge 
In  ho th  indiddual  work  and 
boys. 
team  play  thc),  out  (lid  their oppo 
m:nts,  the  work of Edwards at  g(llll, 
O'G ara  at  cun' r  point  ami  o f  Ell 
wards  al1ll  Boss  on  t he  fo rward  line 
be ing espl:cially noticeable.  Frlllcr, 
ll opsin 
;:nd  H ughes  also  sho\\ed 
mark/-,l  impron:mel1l  in their  work. 
O'Gara's  rushes  were  the  feature 
of the  game,  he  rep r8tl"d ly  sk nl!ng 
tbrough  the  entire  Lansing  team . 
and  being  pre vented  from  scoring 
wore goals  only  by  the  fact  that  the 
Lan5ing spectators  crowded  around 
the  Lan5ing  goal  to  such  an  extent 
that  the  g oal  was  hardl y  visible. 
His de fense wo rk  was also  good,  as 
he broke  up t he  High  school's com 
b inations  as 
they  wert: 
fas t  as 
fo rmed.  At  this  work  Edwards 
also featured. 

Lansing's  only  goal  was  made  in 
the  last  half·minute  of  pia)"  heing 
shot  in  f rom  a  rebound  off  of  Ed· 
ward's  shin  guards  by  ,:\kK ibbon, 
Lansing'S  cente r  and  caplain.  Cole 
for  the High  School played  the  n('s t 
game,  repeatedly  ru>!hing  thc  puck 
u? the ice  for shots on goal. 

O'Gara  scor ed  the  first  and  thi rd 

for  ~1.  A_  c.,  the  lIigh 
points 
School's cO,'c r  point  being  l·c-,;ponsi. 
hie  f .. r  the secont! score  as it  glanced 
off  his  skate into  the  net. 

Il ocke y  seems  to  be  interesting 
mo rc  of the Colll:'ge  students a~ the\ 
witness  the  game,  full}  lifty ),1.  ./\. 
C.  boy ..  being  ou t  to  see  the  ~ame 
If  pussible, a  gnll1c  II ill 
Saturday. 
he  arrall~l:'d for  next  Saturday, to be 
1'111.1  et!  011  Inc  dairy  pond  or  the 
Cedar  ri\'er,  so  as  to  gi l'e a  grt'ater 
numher of  stmlents  an  opportunity 
to s('e  how  the ,g-amc  is  played. 

FARMERS'  CLUB. 

it  has  grown 

T he suhject  for disc ussion, before 
the  Farm .. rs'  Cluh,  at  their 
last 
mreting,  was "The Fonlard  ~Io\'e­
ment in  Corn  Breeding,"  presented 
by  Prof  JeJJc ry. 
lIe  g a\'e a  short 
history of  thc  th ree principle  b recds 
of  corn  a nd  slatell  that  the r  were 
the  foundation  stocks  of  ou r  main 
b reeds  of  corn  of  today.  The  im 
pro\'ement of corn  in  the e~rlier da} s 
consisted only  in  selection of  the best 
ears,  but  now 
to 
have a  deeper  mcaning.  The breed_ 
ing  IIOW  involves  crossing and  pre· 
lie out 
\·en ting self  pol1eni 7.ation. 
lined  the  method  of improvemt:nt by 
breeding  plots  and  explained  tht: 
1Jl:lIHler of sel f  fert ilization. 
lIe ad 
vocates  the  testing of sel'{l  cor n  for 
germ nation  and  holds  t hat  it  is  a 
power in  the  bree,ling  and  the  in 
crcasing  of  y ield>!  of  corn.  The 
Prof.  thinks  t hat  inspiration  is  nec· 
essury  befo re  the fa r mers  will  wor k 
for  corn  impro\'emenl,  but  he  also 
helie\'es  that  the  inspiration  is  out 
and  at  wo r k. 

The discussion  following  his  talk 
brought  out  some  interesting  fa cts 
concerning  seed  tes ting  and  its  ef 
fect  upon  the cor n  crop. 

T he re  will  be  no  meeting  of  the 
club  on  the  20th,  b ut  on  the  follo w 
ing  Tucs(!ay  remem ber  that  Prof. 
Sha w  gi\'es  his  tal k_ 

HORT.  CLUB. 

\Vednes(lay  Dr.  Dandeno 
relld  a 
'lost  interesting  papcr  La  the 
ho rticult ural  club  upon  " H credity 
nutl  ':\Iutntion  in  Plants. "  T he pnp...r 
nhsorhed  the  attention  of  all  the 
members  from  bl;'~ ;nning to  end  a3 
it  dealt  with  )'Ielldal'~  Law,  Dar· 
win's  theories  nntl  experiments  of 
o ther  tne n  prom 'nent  a long  t hese 
li n~s.  The discu!<.Sion which fol1owet.l 
was  also  of  interest,  taking  up  the 
degeneration  of  plants  and  the 
methods  of  p ropagating  desirable 
(Iuaiities.  The  club  extends  it s 
thanks  to  Dr,  Dandeno  fo r  an  in. 
interesting  e\·ening. 
",tructi"e  and 
There  will  be  no  meeting  next 
" . ednesday  on  account  0  f 
th e 
Round-Up. 

The  M.  A.  C.  hand  gi\'e 

their 
hand  concert  Friday  of  this  week. 
incl ude  mlmbers  br  Uates' 
I l  will 
quartette  and  also  instrumental  so· 
los.  Thc  w.Imission  is  twent y-five 
cents. 

Instructor  K renteiwas on the sick 

list a  few  days  the past  week. 

ALUMNI. 

'1\6. 

I Ie: 

\\·i1Iio.n  h:.  Clute  "f  Ionia,  \\ ho 
ha~  ju",t  been  ;JppOinll'll  a~3Ii0101\t 
dio!-t rict  atto rnc\'  f"r the  \\l-stcrn \Ii .. · 
tril.t  o f  ).lichfg !lU . ollice  at  tirand 
H apids,  "\lcn·edin!.!' 
\ Valter  R. 
l.illie, ij (HII,'  u f  [olliu,,;uullt\'s pnJl\l. 
incnt  In\\ \Ch  and  II  forlll~ r  !'ro~t' ­
! Il'  (,!,Iaittt:d  fanu· 
cutin!!'  attorll~·.1. 
riddil1;:  t hl' 
\\'hil",  prOie:C\llor  h.1 
COU ll t)  o f  tr~1I1p", 
i ..  10  n ·ltr· 
uf  age.  i" a  ~lJn  (.f  II\('  laIc  l.t'ulIld 
Clute,  a  l\l'lI  kllOlln  lllW\er  T hl.' 
l)ul>lh: 
"IJIl 
s c houl,  of  10 '  III, anti  in 
ISS6  wa· 
g raduated  from  lhe  .\lichi;.:an  agri 
cultu ral  colle~e.  III.'  studied  law  111 
his  Lltht'r',;  olnct',  nntl  in  1 ~SS  w-ru. 
admitted  to  thc  har  he fore  the  su 
preme  COllrl. 
Ill'  was  president  of 
the  tiridleJ  cluh o f  Ionia COunty  in 
In  11:l90  ~ Ir .  Clutew;L  mar· 
1901. 
ried  to  ~Iiss  Lillie  1::.  Sears,  of 
Lansing:.  T hey  ha\'l~  01lC son.  D,, 
troit N~~(·.<_ 

\\ a~  edu cah.'1 1  ill 

iht' 

'1:l9,  O. 

,,'.  II.  \·am!cr\·oort 

,_ 
Root  'S9, W ill  _\lcr klc '98, .los.  \Ie-r 
kle  with  '9 i. Li.  \\'.  W illiams  '96, 
Fred  Il .. r bcrt  with  '99,  L.  II.  T ay. 
lO'J r  with  '01,  C.  P _ lIu bhard  with 
'86,  met 
'9~, and  P.  B.  \\·oorlworlh 
the  auto  show  in  Ch icago  re 
al 
centlv.  The  lirst  four  hat!  on  ex 
hihi tion 
fi\'e  $~ ,ooo  cars.  T  h~' 
"~ I olint'''  and  the ")Ierklt-." 

Y.  M.  C.  A . 

Another  .... tanding  room  onh" 
meeting of the  .....  ,:\1 .  C. A. occu rred 
last  Th ursclar  elel1il1;:  when  Coach 
Urel\l~r ami  ;\Ir.  Brown(:\l  spoke. 

~Ir. Brewer'>! relllnrks  we re  short 
hut  right  to  the  poinT,  as  all  of  his 
talks  a rt'. 
li e  sl>o!..e  or  (Ie\ doping 
the  s pirit ual,  IllcLlta[  and  physical 
ch aruct~ri stiC$ ill  a  maIL, amI  e m ph a 
:ii!.in!! 
the  physical  c~peciallv  as 
making t he  other t 11'0  possible.  - ;\1 r. 
Rrownell  !Hlpplemenlecl  ,\Ir.  l~rc\\'­
Cr'!!  remar ks hy  melltiol1in~ the \'aluc 
of  3.  J.:00t1  character  tu  a  Ull111  when 
once  out o f  colll-/.:'e.  Sel'crnl  otlll'rs 
:1.t  Ilk mt:eting. 
nlso  spoke hdp full .. \ 

R c\· .  .\fr.  ~ !t nt)'  preac hed 

the 
!:iunllay  morlling:  !!lennon_  takin~ as 
hi~  thollt;ht  the  \'Dltk'  o f  a  ~oulld 
foundation  in  life.  Rnd  the  du",i\-e_ 
ness  of  worldly  amhitiolls. 
~I r 
Kim ball,  ·OJ.  who  is 
\'isiting  h(' re 
renden:!IIll.  solo_ 

An  afte rnoon  mi:iiionary  m(.'Cting 
was  held  at  ~ :30 instead o f  t he  reg 
i  o'dock  sen' ice,  at  w hich 
ular 
Re\·.  Scott  of  Al bion  preached  a 
missionary 
sermon,  and  m iSSIon 
pledgcs  we re recei\'ed. 

The  demonstration  work  at  the 
ho rticultural  laboratory  \\·ednesday 
morning will inc\\I{\c  a  talk on select 
ing  seed  potatoes  by  Mr.  M cC ue, 
one  by  Mr.  W oodbury  o n  spraying 
and  11 
talk  by  Prof.  Fletcher  on 
p runing of orchnrds a nd  hush frui ts. 
Each  will  he  illuslrawd  with  s j>(:ci 
mens. 
!;Ilk  on 
methods  of  grafting  and  h udding 
will  also oc  gi,·en. 

illustrated 

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CAltm.\:'1E  LA Wln:SCE,  nil, 
YI.OItF.:"ICF.  G Il.lIEll,!,.  I)i. 

Bubienl,Ut/n, 

fJII  ceDts  per  )'~ar. 
ltemlt  b)' I" O. ) IQnpr Qtd ....  Draft  (,r  1I~15' 

' ered  J.eller.  1.10  not st:uoJ  statuI's . 

Ad(\ rt'§5  aU  .ullserl!'tI.ms >lu,l  adverUslu£  IlLat· 
ler  to  tile  Colle):"'"  ~",Iar)·. A,::rleuUut al  CQI· 
lage.  Mlell.  Add ress  all  c"lIlrlbutlnn~  to  tile 
Man aging EdlIQt. 

Buslntls~ omee  .. lIh  [ ...... tell""  .Ii:  V~n BUren 

PrlntlJJg' Co .•  I~! Oltawa *. ~: ..  I~Ln~l"g. )Ileh. 
:.tleh. 

lin le led lUi Sl!CQn'I"'las~ ma ll  1II11ll<'r.I.II!I~IIll: , 

er~. 

T hIs ""'Iltr l~ol:clIslonaJil'senl tonon  ~ubscrlb· 
::in;)!>  I"'r-w"~  """,I  IJ:,,'~  IlU  h""I~llon 
about ",kin", t he  Pl<lkr  from  tile  I_I (lftlce.  ((lr 
D(I chftt",e  will  \)('  rM,le  for  it . .  'he  (IDly  W"lI.}' . 
h01l'evor. Iu Oieeutll  tile  I~ll":'r re!!ularly  I.  tu ~!)b 
IICrlbe. 

TUESDA r, FEB. ':>0,  [(}o6. 

Q t · \{  \h311ks  arc  due  to  Iho~c of 

Ihe  :dUUllli  \\'ho so kindl)  fur. 
nished  addresses  l"~'qm'sled  I as t 
week. 
.As  a  n:!ult  of  t he  nOlio.:e  a 
goodh'  numbe r o f  Ihe  list  olCn l iollcl1 
have 1,("ell  loe-ated. 

JUNIOR  HOP. 

1 )11  Friday ~'\ening,  Feh.  16,  the 
class of  1907  " itnesseu  the  crOWlJ ' 
ing social  fuoction  of  their  college 
cour!e,  in  c:l rr} ing- through  without 
atll'  failure  the  junior  hop.  From 
Ih~ ,;tanupoint  uf  comp:lrlson  with 
other ) ~'ars llothing can  be said;  f"r 
on~illality. simplicity  auu  effect  the 
tleeoratirr~  conlmillee  must  recei\'e 
great  praise.  One  of  our  fa culty 
remark, 
\0  make 
was  hea rd 
•. " 'ell, 1 ha\'e seen a  numbe r of]. hop 
(lecor~'iolls. hut  al1\'  class  that  e\'er 
though t  tlw,I'  ha,1 
;'11.\'  w ill  have  to 
f o rget it  now." 

th is 

\\'h ile  \Ie  may  generally  attrib· 
ute  the  .5ucce~s of a  hop  to  t he work 
of  the various  com m ittees, too  much 
Carlilot  Ioe  saill  of  the  fello ws  w h o 
e."bil1itcd the tr ue class spirit, al wars 
m a nife st  with 'ai, and  g llanlcc1  the 
armo ry  in  such  a  way  thal  nothing 
happ~ned to  \lIa r  the  pleasure of  the 
occaSIOn. 

T he  reccpti  n  was  held  at  the 
'\'omen'"  Buildin::::  commencing  lit 
:on,\  la~ting  until  oS;'5,  thus 
7 :,30 
gi\'in~ 115  time  to  Illt'ctthc  olt.!  class· 
,\t S: 15 
Jllates  who  had  returned. 
'We  passed  I"~  the  dining  hall  an i  sat 
uO wn  to an elaborate  h;mquet.  COl" 
ers  w(: r~·laid for about  sixt), couples. 
Th<, rlin mg  room  was decorated  with 
the  class  color5,  red  anu  grlly,  long 
feS 'oon"  of  red  c rt'pe  paper  joined 
t he  chanuclier" 
the 
tig:hts,  thus  producing  a  soft  red 
effe ct  O\'cr  the  entire  hall,  th e  tables 
were lighted  with  candl e bra. 

alld  shaded 

is  due 

\Iuch  credit 

til iss  Be· 
mis  of  the  Domestic  Scitmce  Dc· 
partment  for  t he  elahorate  nH:nu 
and  for  the  eaie  with  which  tht, 
s~'r"ill::  was  carri ed  Ollt. 

After til<"  banquet  the class  presi. 
de nt.  :-'1 r.  O.  A,  K ratl, who presi·led 
a~ tu  st!lla~I~'r,  ~a\e the  adt.!re"s  o f 
welco me  and  o penel!  the  toasts 11y 
l-lltchcoc k 
calJiug:  upon  .\l r.  L  B 
\\'h , 
'\fiss 
Gail  \r~'Sh l\ cr follo\\l·d  \\,ith':.;\lm3 
S111::  portra,I'l'11  "ell  th.,! 
1'<later." 
t he 
filial  affo:ction  which  li\cs  ill 
\1.  A. 
heartsofal! of our  students. 
C .  is  all  inStitut io n  charaeteri r.ed  hy 

tua.:,,,,.]  "Th e 

l' llst." 

THE  M.  A.  C .  RECORD . 

a 
true  college  spiri t  which  seldom 
e xists in colleges of our s iz~.  'vVe feel 
it  g rowing  u pon  us  year b y  year as 
we  retu rn  to  our  s tudies  a fter  t he 
su mmer  vaca tion,  but  most  keenl y 
is  it  app reciated  when  we  have left 
ret urn 
he r  hal ls  a nu  walks  and 
ag ai n.  "Long live  our alma  mater, 
he re's  '07's  lo \'e  fo r  y o u." 

T he  t" ast·master  introd uced  the 
next  spe1 ker  as  a  new  poet, another 
"Lo ng. fe llow,"  :r-,'ir.  J.  L t'e  Baker, 
w ho 
responded  to  "Campus  \'is · 
ions."  To attempt  a  desc riptio n  of 
Campus  Vi·ion s  a.s  we  we re  thllt 
night let into its secrets would requi re 
a  man  of  equ al  wit.  Mr.  Daller 's 
only  apolt).i!}"  for  h is  ignorance  0 '1 
t he  su bject  was hi~ inability to cl assi" 
fy  and  consequen tly  inexperience 
in  the  service. 

Mr.O  C.  Post  next toasted  "Our 

F r ic.mls," 

"I-bp!,), are  we  "'~I. kappy  ka"e  we be en. 
Hapl'y  mil)'  we  I,an.  h~[l[ly  meet  ali:a[n." 

The  toasts  couclud ed  wi th" Thc 
Prophecy"  by  1\Ir.  O .  I. Gregg.  In 
thi~ we saw  the  ne w  "newsy"  Hec· 
o rd  of yea rs  1.0  comc  Ii  brighl  little 
sheet  of  fifteen  pages and among  its 
alumni  no:es  we  reau  of  t he  illu s· 
'07's  mem· 
trious  achievme!l ts  of 
ber,;,  .\t the  conclusion of the  pro· 
gram we  rose and gave the class yell. 
\ \ 'c  L'a  ra h! 

Oil  Ca!  You  L"a! 

'07,  'OJ,  Rah:  Rah!  Rah! 

A frcr  the banquet  we  wellt  to  the 
Armor\".  which  due  to  the  careful 
wo r k  o'f  the.l unior  guards  bad  not 
!  he  interior of the 
heen  1ll01csle~L 
a rmor.1  ne\er  looked  preltier,  at  the 
t·asl  .. nd  in  the  cen tre  was  the  Or· 
c ht'st ra  platform, at either side  ....  ere 
COl.}'  corllers;  extendillg  across  the 
builuing was a  row of white  c  ·Ionial 
columns,  two  rc stin~ Oil  the corners 
,\ t  th" 
of  the  orchestra  platform. 
wes t end was also a  row of w hite col· 
umns supporting  t he bal.: on\· ;  to the 
left was a s tairway \\' i!h  two 'l and ings 
It:adil1)!  to  the gallel'y  whi t h  was  oc 
cupied  hy a cozr corner.  The s tai r· 
way  was  in  white and  trimmeu  with 
reu  a nd  sm ilax, 
L-llder  the  stair· 
way  was  a  log cabin,  III  the  inte rio r 
was an  old  brick li replact',  low  seats 
and  trappers  anti  hunters'  outfits, 
this  was  perhaps  the  Ilea'est  o f  t he 
uecor'ltioll". 
! nl':(\YO\'(:n  the e ntire 
length  and  width  of  the  h;dl  was 
red  and  gre)'  hnnting  which,  after 
t he  lights  we re  C\lI,  ;;howecl  even 
better  in  the  soft  light  of  the  gas 
lan,p. 

At eh,,\'cn o'clock  Fingel's orches· 
tra of  Detroit  stan"u  the  musiL  3'ld 
the  grand  march  was  formed,  leu 
by  ill r.  0, A,  Kratz Rnd  .\Iiss  Lora 
Hyde) afler  fo rmin\!"  the  spiral  anu 
it  worked  in to  an  '0 7  and 
briuge 
b roke  up  wilh  tht:  class  veil. 

The  nlu sic  was  probai)lv  the  best 
e\'er  heard  here,  a  numh'er  of  t he 
receiving 
pieces 
encores, 
four 
amon .:; 
tIll'  best  were  "D~'arie," 
"Rufus  R astus,"  anll  '· 1 low'd  You 
Like  to  Spoon  with  .\le,"  "D~arie" 
heillg  repealed  upon  request  far  the 
last  waltz. 

T he  only attcmpt  made  to  inter· 
fere  with  the  hop  was  the  placing 
o f  a  COlllrk:'llce  for  the  genera tion 
of  I r.. S  in  connectioll  with  ..  hule 
in  Ihe  Roa r.  Thl;;,  howe ver.  was  a 
failuT ",  as  it  was  kn()lI"u  when 
it 
wa;;  heing  put  ill  Thur,.day  night 
and  renlo\'ed  FlioJal·.  and  t hat  ni .... ht 
the  joke  turned  UI)OIl 
the  Seniors 
Ilnd  Sophs. \I·ho  pl:tlllll'tJ til ~ el it off. 
In  t!le  Ila\s  to COUle  we "hal1loo!. 
back  wirh  ("ouch  plca"urc al our col· 
h.'g~ l ourse, ant.!  best of  all  ha"e the 
saTisfaction  of  g-h' ing  the  mo::>t  suc· 
ce5sful ]unior 1I 0p enr given. 

INSTITUTE. 

The s ubjects under d iscussion  this 
(Tuesday)  eveniJ1g are  of an  educa 
tional  natu re,  deaJill2'  mainly  with 
the  various  rural  school  problems. 
th(:  e\'e n in g 
Prof,  Fletcher  closes 
session  w ith  a  talk on  X:lture  Study 
in  the  schools, 

\Vednesday  fo re noon  session  will 
be del'oted  to  Forage C rops by  Prof. 
Shaw  o f  11inn "  Corn  impro vement, 
a nd  the  work  of the Dairy  and F oOtJ 
Commission . 

T he  afternoon  will  he  ue\'oted  10 
corn  interests  all U  includes  talks  on 
insect 
breeds, cultu re,  the  silo,  and 
eneolies o f  t he  plant. 

\ Vednesday  e\"ening  the subjects 
of  Civic  Impro\'ement,  a nd  goo(1 
roaus  wil!  be  under  consi,leration. 
Prof.  i...::ing  gh'es  a  reading  du ri ng 
this ses:iion. 

The  \'arious  '1uestiolls  relaling  to 
fo reslry  will  he  ,:iscllssed  T ilu rsd ay 
forenoon. 
subject 
will  also  be  treatet!  hy  Dr.  \ Vater· 
Ulan, 

\'cterinary 

.A 

·').lichig-all  a"  a  Dair.l·  S tale,"  b~' 
li ov.  \ramer,  anI  ot her  subjccts 
relating  to  the dairy  in tcrest3 of the 
state  will  rccei\'e  attention  T hurs· 
~l a \'  afternoon. 

Our  Doys  a'ltl  Girls, Three }..:ind s 
of  .\Ien,  and  Crops  for  Ihe  Dairy 
Far mer.  will  cOIl:ititute  the  subjects 
for  the evening scssioll. 

Friday  will  be  gil'en  up  tn  ques 
lions  relati ng  to  lil'e stock  inclutliug 
callie, sheep, hogs auJ  p<'Hlltrl';  \·d· 
erin an'  hy  Dr.  COllkc),  ;lnd  i\'orth· 
\lichigau  Farming  hy 
:-orr. 
ern 
Geismar. 

The \V ollwn's Congress \\"" dncs· 
day  <l nd  T hursd a\,  afternoons  will 
l,e' held  in  the  lectu re  room  in  the 
\\· 01l1CI1',.  Building- and  a  co,dial  in· 
vitation  i~  extended  to  1111  ,,"omen  tu 
attend . 

The  special  s essions,  includi!~g 
demonst ra tion  work  in  the  various 
department"  will  also prOVe  interl:'51' 
in~ to  all. 

The  Statl!  Corn 

Impro\'elnent 
Associaliol!  w, ll  have  charge  o f  tht: 
prog ram 
;lnd  besi(le 
cash  p rizes offe. red  fo r  corn  exhibits, 
man y 
implements 
fa rm 
\"alltable 
will  be  t. ffcr~d as  well. 

\\"('dne3u ay, 

\!us le. 
T he  music  fo r  thi~ e\'ening 's  scs· 
sion  w ill  be  furn ished u\·  the  :-Of.  A. 
C,  B;m!!  and  the  :-Of.  A: c.  \Iando. 
lin  Cluh . 

ahcrll00n 

\Veunesua)' 

pupils 
from  the  S'ate School  for the  Wind 
will  f urnish  both  instrumental  and 
vocal  mu sic.  T he.\1.  A.  C.  choi r 
w ill  sing  \\'ednesday  e\'euing'  and 
t-. lr.  Perry  is  on  t he  program  for  a 
fo renoon . 
piano  solu  Thu rsday 
Thursday  afternoon  the choir  from 
the  State  lndustrial  School for  Bars 
will  sing.  an 1  in  the  evening  our 
:-Of.  A.  C. c ho ru s  is  on  the  program 
for  two  selections.  Friday  after· 
nOO"1  P, of.  Patten,  chemist  of  the 
experiment 5lati nn,  \.,  ill  s ing, 

S,"cure a  program  and  attend  all 
sessions  pol:i ... ible  wherein  you  arc 
interesll·d. 

WASHI NGTON  ASSOCIA 
TION. 

T ht:  annual  rcunion  of the  :\1.  .. \. 
C. Alum ,i AssociatiUIl  of  \\" ashillg-. 
ton,  D,  C.,  \\'a~  held  :-;aturday c\·en· 
ing,  Fehruary  lot h.  at  th o:  l\'a Cup 
Illn ,  s6z3  I I. St. :\, \\'.  11ul1.  L"hai, 
.i\ionroe  was  preSent as  g uest of  t he 
association, an  I spoke UpOll  t  ·e early 
his tory  and  rle\'elo pment of  the co!· 
lege.  Mr. :\lonroe also s poke briefly 

of  the  movement  to  appropriately 
cele brate  the semi·centennial  o f  the 
college  in  1907.  and  to  dedicate  at 
that time a memorial  building and  an 
"Old  Students"  fund.  Prof.  C.  C. 
G~orl!eson also  spoke  b rie fly  of  his 
experiences  as  one o f  the  early  s t u· 
de nts  at  the college.  Afte r  the  for· 
Illal  m eeting  was  adtourlled  a  lu n 
chcon  was  served  after which  dan c  > 
iug  was  the  oruer  of  the  el·elling. 
All  enjoYClI  an  unusually  pleasan t 
e\'eni ng. 
T h(: 

foll ow ing 

oflicers  w ere 
elected  for  the coming year ;  Prl"s., 
\ V m,  A.  T a) lor;  vice  pres.,  Prof. 
C.  F.  W heeler  a nti  \\".  F.  Wight; 
secretary.  I I . 
\ \'.  La II'SOI1;  t reas· 
urer,  S.  II ,  Fulton;  e xecutive  com· 
ulittee,] as.  II. Tibbitts,  t-.liss  Ma uo 
K eller  and  Geo.  Ch adsey.  T hose 
present  at  t he  mectinK  w (:re,  1\lr. 
a nti  Mrs.  Chas.  \Ion roe,  ,\1 r.  and 
~ l rs .  " 'ill  \V.  T racr, :-O lr.antl.i\l rs. 
Jas.  H.  TihhillS,  Donald  .\Ic P her· 
son,  Prof.  C.  C .  Geo rgeson,  Prof. 
and  .\lrs.  C.  F.  \ Vheele r,  M r.  and 
l\lrs.  L.  I I.  Dewey,  \I r.  a1l(1  Mrs, 
\\ ..  A.  1' .. .'"lor,  '\ I ~,  and  ~ I r s .  D. ]. 
Crosb~',  ~[iss  .\Iamie  C rosby  anu 
)'l all.  Crosh\',  II.  \V.  Lawson ,  \ \". 
F,  Wight,  J.  E.  W .  Tracy,  \Ir. 
ami  .\lr5.  S 
I I.  Fultoll,  Mr.  and 
l\ frs,  L.  S.  Munson,  '\lr. and  .Mrs. 
\Y.  J. 
1'd;lcy  H.  Lapham,  Mr3, 
Meyers,  ~1rs.  F ra nk  Belllon  a";u 
'\liss  Zoe  BCllton,  G. E.  Chadse\', 
.las. 
i...::el1er, 
:'o l rs  E!\'alJicks,J. II.  A.  Schrei ber, 
A.  Adelman ,  D.  Gurne\",  11.  1 lahl\ 
and  Lyman Carrier. 

:'oliss  ;\Iaud 

i...::imhall, 

. 

ALUMNI  MEETING. 

Following  is  a  tentati\<:  Copy  o f 
the  proposeu  progra m  for  the  De· 
t roit  .:\1.  A.  C. altHllni  dinne r  011  the 
131.1  ; 

rOASTS. 

Introd"c!Ory 

.  I'r .. 5idel1 \  \V }'m~n 

" Th e  firsl  in  b an q"els. " -Pope • 
Cotte"e and  Stale 
• Governor  \Varner 
.
"Touch  (}T1  1'; 0  Sta le  Mallets."-Charks  l. 
.  Doclor  Beal 
Old  Coite!:" Days. 

.

"In lhe  Brave  Day5  ofOld . "-~l a caulay. 

Profl>S50r  Bailey 
Tke Old Faculty . 
"L"t wealth  and commerc~.I ... w"  and  t ~arn · 

ing  <.l ie, 

But  lea"" U5  slitt  O"r  old  nobility" 

College  (and  Other)  Cus toms .

-Lord J()hn  Manners. 
.  i\h.  Av" ry 

" l IS  CUSloms  and  lis  Busines~ .. s 
Is no  cootcern at all of hi, ."-Cowp u . 

T he Old COllege  B ~ !! 
•  ~tr.  Rob5011 
"Si tence Ih.t  Dreadful  belt."--Sha kespete. 
T he Better  H alf of th~ Co!lege, 

.

Miss  \\'~rdwell 

"So st~tel)'  ~nd ~o di l:n ifi~d 
5h" loo ks  in  cap  and gown. 
I  h,ltdl}'  dare IV  sl' .. ~ k t o her, 
Th is  grad.  of gr"at  renown." 

- H arv~rd Lampoon. 

Our  RMm in  the  Old  IJu,n,ilory. 

• . "nOlh~t 'S na",~ IS  on  Ihe  doo r. " 

~lr.  Lawson 

The Coltel:'"  nf Today 

-Br)'n Mawr  Lantern. 
.  Mr. Litte ll 

.

"Then ho  rot  Ihe  blood of youth, say  t , 
... nd  Ihe  mad, "lad hope$  it  brin&:eth:' 

-T"rtouian. 

H,  S. 

Tune-Tam'nan}·. 
II  two S. 
Hl\\"O S. 

',,6 l,,,d ~ Slunt  in  vi"w 
\\"ith  '0";  1(')  pUI  iT  IhroJu.;.h. 
HlwoS,  Htw o S. 
1/  th")"<1  made it ;  wc'd  ha" e  ~Iaid_",·t. 
U  twoS 

H  IwnS.  H  t\\'o S. 

Some  wi.e Juni,)rs gOl  II  hUIICh, 
Aud  the>'  fooled  thai  (oICY  bunch. 

/-{  t ... o  S.  H  1"'0 S. 
Wilhont  mischanc" Ihey had t ha t  dance. 
H TWO S. 

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No. 3  slzt  12.00 
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ABO  U  T 

T  H 

E  CAMPUS. 

In·t ructor  ~h'crs  is  on  the  sick 

list  with  tonsilitls. 
Don't  miss  Ihe 

:\I.  A.  C.  band 

concerl  Friday, the  :::3d, 

~o classes  on  Thursday.  Thank 

Geo.  \Va;;hinglon  for  that. 

F.  A.  llayden  received  a  visit 

from  his  father yerterday. 

lIarr y  ). I ussclman  '07  is 
hospital suffe ring  with  q ui nsy. 

in  the 

:\I iss  H azel  Beard  and  )'liss  Cor· 
!Lelia  Fisher  are  ill  at  their  homes. 
~I rs.  E.  C.  l3akcr  attt:nded  the 
funeral  of her  father  at  )'Iason  last 
week . 

:\ 1 rs.  Brownell  is  thc guest of  her 
daughte r,  ~ Ir s.  C.  L.  Urewer  fo r  a 
few  weeks. 

.)./r.  Vdleau  of  the  sub· freshmen 
class  was  in  the  hospital  a  few  days 
the  p~st week  with  g rip pe 

Miss  Louise 

lIesse  was  called 
home  last  week  on  tlccount  of  the 
serious  illness  of  her  mother. 

M. A. C. won the basketball game 
at  Adriau by  t he  narrow Dlargin  of 
one  point  the  final  score  being  z t  to 
zo. 

:\Ies3rs.  Graham  and 

:\larkham 
were in 0  ,\/0550  recently  where they 
entered  into  the  mysteries  of  Fr .. c 
.Masonry. 

A  large storm shed  has been  buib 
at  thc  entra nce 
the  post  ollice. 
t  j 
\\"onder if  this  i:Jall  illllicatiOIl  of a 
stormy  Mar ~h . 

Prof.  Fletcher gi\'es a  talk  before 
the  mid· winter  meetin~ of the State 
Ho r ticultural  Society,  Tuesday  the 
~7 th, at  lIartford. 

Two calls  have come  to  the Hort. 
Department  recently  for  mcn  to  IICt 
as  foremen  of  large  fruit  farlllS. 
:\0 one  was  a\'ailable  for same. 

On  account  o f  the  R fl u'ld.up  In· 
stitute  the  meeting  o f  the  King'~ 
Daughters  has  been  postpone<l  IIntil 
\Vednesday,  February  zS,  1 gOO. 

The  new  dormitory  continues  to 
grow  m o re  and  mo re  like  :j home. 
is  ncarly  complete 
The  slate  roof 
and  w indows  a re  abuut  all  in  now. 
t \..  D.  P eters  made  college friends 
a  hurried  \"isit  yesterday. 
lI e  has 
recentlr acccpted  a  position  with  the 
Lake  Shore  Ry, at  Clc\'elan I, Ohio. 

Profs. Smith,  \"edder  and  Pettit 
a ttmded  the  banquet of the  D er roit 
Cor nell Alumni associntion held  Fri· 
day  evening  of  last  week,  wherc 
Prof.  Smith  ga\'e  the  toasL. 

T he  annual  intercollegi l te oratorio 
cal  contest  will  be  held  this  year at 
Alma  on  :\Iarch~.  \Ve  shall  en· 
uea\'or  t,  Ji:ivc  the  names  of  each 
contestant, with  subjecli of orations, 
next  week. 

At  the  clo~in~  m et'ting  of  Ihe 
cOIHention  at  Aurial1 ,  J\Ir.  Buell, 
S tate  Y.  :\1.  C.  A.  sccrdar),  all. 
110unced  rhe  IIpp" intment  of  F rallk 
H..  Hurst  :.~  county  Y.  M.  C.  "\. 
Se CTt:la ry  of  L{'nawee  COUllt). 

Capt.  Krehl  of  the  basketball 
team  had  the mi510rtunatc  to  sprain 
his  ankle  while at  practice On  \Ved· 
nesdayevening. 

Prof.  I~et l it  has  recently  recei\'cd 
from  C.  E.  Par "<Jn~ ,  with  'or,  of 
the  Inland 
l\lission,  China,  speci· 
mens  of a  large tarantula  kille r  and 

twu  wood  borers. 
a  brflth er of  1.  E.  Parsons, '07. 

:\[r.  Parsolls  is 

\V.  ~ l. Johnson  for  the  past .\car 
ha$  bcell  taking an  e lectrical  engin' 
cering  C'Jurse  at  Lewis 
Instiutl! 
lie  recently  accepted  a 
Chicago. 
position  with  the  \Vestern  Elei:tric 
Company  paying  $1600  per  l'car' 
Speaking of  the folk song concert 
on  Sa!unlay  evening,  the  Lansing 
Republican says, " The Presbyterian 
chu rch  W8jf  completely filled  and the 
program was  carried out  to the  com 
plt.:te  sa'isf,jction  of  thosc  present." 

Irving  B.  B ites, '8 7,  of  Flint,  has 
been  ordered  by  his  physicillll 
to 
lakl!  a  few  weeks'  re"t  from  his 
bus iness  and  decided  to  locate  at 
!\1.  A.  C.  for  the  purpose . 
:\Ir. 
Bates is  engagt.·d  in  the manufacture 
of  paint  at  the  aoove  place. 

The  Eclectic  socieh'  Wa3  cuter· 
tained  Saturdar  eyeri"iTl~  h~  the 
Olympic  s"cielY  with  a  feed  and 
It  is  hardly  nece~a ry to 
smoker. 
state  that e\"ery  one  had  a 
'cry en_ 
jo)"able  time as  it  couldn't  be other· 
wise  whe n 
these  two  societies  get 
together. 

I hursday 

The  facult \"  and  otliccr"  o f  the 
college are  in"iteJ  to  a  musical  t"1l' 
te rtainlllellt  at the  womcn's  huil  iillg: 
on 
7 :10 
\\ ill 
o'clock.  The  entertainment 
(;ollsist  of  II  rellditi(lll  oi  lliswaths 
1)\'  ~I rs.  F.  S.  KelL,ic  a~;,i""!1;l1  by 
)"Ii~s  t\:night  as  nadt"r. 

c\·cnin:.:-

at 

Among old  "tudenB ba  k  for  last 
festivities  werc  Jam e S 
week's 
.;\Ioor<'.  \V. L. Towner, L. T.  CI9.rk, 
Jack  Bowditch,  H .  L.  h:imball, 
Howard  Baker,  E.  I.  Dail,  Ruth 

Carrier, Hernice  Black, ;\Ia)'  KlIlgs" 
" "atson,  Bealrj)t 
ley,  Katherine 
Skeels,  A.  T.  Keech  and  Cecil  AI· 
den. 

LQ!t  Tuesday evening (Feb  6)  F. 
J.  Phillip:;,  '0.3,  who is  taking gra·l. 
uate  work  in  fo rest ry  at  thc uni"er 
sit y, explained the g-O\'ertlment  work 
in the Black  Ililis.  The topography 
of the  region,  the  stand  and  condi · 
liort  of  timber  a :ld  Illanagem. nt  of 
same  \\ere  all  fullr  di~cussed  in  an 
intereSlinj;;!' 
inst r uctive  wa)'. 
.:'tIr.  Philips  SpCllt s e\'t:ral  weeks  on 
this  re"e(\ c  18.>1  s ummcr  Ilnd  spokl' 
from  hiscl'p(:rience  and ohser \·ation. 

ami 

I1ntl 

Instrllctor 

:'-.1  rs.  C raig  left 
Thursda),  for  their  old  home  in 
Ilarbor  Spring"  I-' here  they  \'isitet! 
until  Saturday  afternoon.  The), 
lor  Pullman,  \\' ashing. 
the'l  left 
ton,  wht"rc  'Jr. Crai;::  hai accepted 
a  position 
Il o rlicliitu ral 
Dl'partment.  Thc\'  j;;!'0  from  liar· 
hor  Spril1g"  to  St.  Pau l  anti  from 
Ihere  lake  II  ride  of 36  o r  -1 0  hours 
to  \Va,hinf.:lon.  Thc  l>est  wishes 
of  their  many  College  friend s  go. 
with  them. 

the 

111 

" ".J.  :\I)'l' r~,  '!,IO,  who  has  heen 
in  Lan,.in;.:  for  sumc  tiOle.  mel  at 
the  Collc~e on  \\"edllc,day  cvening 
with  the  ~nmmitt.· ..  on  "OIJ  Stu· 
dent  Funtl:'  of  wll1c h  Dr.  nC(l1  i~ 
chai rman. 
:\Ir.  :\I)'er;  is  all  cJ((ll'rt 
statr"tl{'ran  at  \\'a"hing-tun,  0. C., 
ami  wa~ t:ullcd  to LlIllsing  to cxphlin 
methods  of  e.:;timat illg"  the  valuc  ,If 
the  State 
railroad  propcrly  before 
T ax  Commission. 
:\Ir.  :\Iyers  \\11.0 
all  instr uctor  in  Illathemlltics  at  :\1. 
A.  C.  in  '90-'9 r. 

• 

• 

THE  SPEOAL  COURSES  FOR 
1906. 
- -

T hree  of  tht!  four  special  cuurSes 
.1urill:":  thi" 

!lfft: rc'!  hI  the  C ,)l1cJ.,:"c 

T hl' 

winter  will  du»c  ""  Fridnv,  !'I-hnl -

liT)'  ll.  The dlt'c.sc  course  will  he-
:,;i"  Ihe  f(  110\\lill,l:"  i\lvnda,:.. 
aLlethl!it!,'e 

th ree 
~'(l ur,;e;.  III) "  c1()~ing has  1><'1-'11  111111,;11 
larr::cc  thau  CH'r  hclorc, aud  the  etl· 
Ihll"ia:;li..- intere"t  in  Ihe  wu r k  uffcr· 
l·1I  has  lo,l'lI  l1I{ht  s3Ii"fnt:lOC). 

the 

:1\ 

'" 

To  th,'  lir~1  \ car  IIWII 

:.!1·IIt'nll 
:I~ri rllltll ie  l';ok~sor  Sha I\'  h3'\ 
J,{ i\I'11  a  f' lulu lal i')I'  "nics of  Il!o.:lllrc~ 
tilld  dl'ru"ns ll"aliOIlS 011  th" "n·",ls of 
Iii" ~IIl,k.  tltl'Ir  ),!"l·IH.'ral  ChflrfKh· ris· 
Ill'"  allrl  a,lapl:lIU>I1,  p rcp:.nllJ..:  till: 
fi,l'  ;,  Ih"nlll;,:'h  l',  ur~c  in  arl 
W'I\ 
.iu,l;:illJ,:"  Ile\t  "illtl'l", 
1$11;,,·,1  -t.,,·!.: 
Tltl.  '\"rl..  h .• ~  1"'1'11  I,l'pt  cllllrd) 
pra'\Knl. thuu;,::h  l1eCl·."aril \  1·lllIIl·lI~ 
tal \.  I.UI 
IIIl'  ! .. IV"  k1l,,'\  I'Il11u~h 
ablllll  I-rl·I·,I~  I" "l'il-d  till'  1'1:.:111 
,,:tt: 
;11,,1  1..1\"', 
for 
"111111),(11  ;.h" to  pi"k  IIl1t  a  :..:"".1  aui · 
llial  [rllUl  :I  1'0 01'  (>111'  \\ lWIl  rll!l1par. 
ill:'::  a:lilliab "I  11'1'  ~amc llrl·ed. 

!",uq"'"e 

:':1,,'11 

II 

fHr 

Ill'.  \\lI \cnlla ll  ha."  cOlllilll',j  hi., 
Il'{tun"  to Ihi~ d",,, 10 ddillilc 1llIlilli, 
makin:.::  \11'  'lurk in  \ctl'nnll.r)  Ill •• rl' 
1I(\l·..:ilir.:  au'!  prl·pacill).!'  Ihc  ) Villi:::; 
the  !ld\allcl~1  WllrJ,.,  f  II 
111t'1I 
~ur,e"dill;":  "inler,  ",,,  ..  tudl'llt 
IIml,l  ha\c  tal.,·11  Ihi ...  "ITie~ III  Il'C' 
lun'"  \\ Ithuut  I,l·in;.:-
rl'lHIIII  fuc  all 
his  \'\!'I'I1'I'S  hl'n' ")  thl'  hdp uf  the 
1,\·It"r  1.11011 letlge o f  how lu ('i1 re  fuc 
IIl limal~ ill  hcalth  allli  1I;"l·;15C. 

The  wv rk  in  soils  alld 

(;COP"  wa;; 
J;i\l'l1  h.'  l'roL Jeffe ry  alld  l"o\t: rc.1 
th l•  lid" .. f  t hc  lI1 eclHum:s of  the  !loil 
\\ it h .. 0111('1 hin).!'  of the chemistcy nil' I 
u  rapid  t reat ulcllt of  the  most  p rom· 
ilH'nt  c r 0l'~' 

Prof.  ~aw\ e r  alld  hi;;  assistant-. 
\\ In:  1.11111  clu')\Igh  to  offec  \I)  thc 
ds\;s  !;'11Il" 
\l' r y  hdpful  instructiOIl 
in  thc  p r ill<'ipll'S  o f  ph.>"ic!;,  includ· 
ing  til ..  pli.v~ic;,.  Ilf  thl'  Icn:' r  allJ 
w heel  811,\  axle  alld  somet hing  v f 
h pl rostati~". 

i .. 

ill 

II.n,1 

tilllc 

Thl'  ca rp<!nter 

SlOcl..  fl'c-ding  was  t reate.1 

ill  a 
s eri<!s  "f  lIl·arl)  fo rtI'  lednrcs  \\ ith 
fc\\  ol'l'orl1ll11li('S  for  :myt hillZ  likt: 
• \.'lIlon"tratiulb.  Thc 
t()(J 
!'Iwrt  tu  J!i\l~  this  maltl'r  proper  :.t· 
h'11Ii01l,  (1n.1  hcn'aher  th"  ttl!,ic  will 
hal('  '0  hc  treated 
tl\O  Il' r ,ns 
rathl'r l\Jan co"tine,1  tv th" lir"'t  ~ e'lc. 
i,lack..lllith 
shops  halc  "cell  fllle.1  to  merflow. 
in~  fro ll ,  Ihe  tir"t  mOtllclll  of  Illci r 
COlllplclil>1l  to  th,·  d( , S\'  of  till'  ll'rrn . 
T ,I enl y. fi I e could  I IC  SCCflllllll(ltlllll'll 
ill  till: cnrp"lIt"r ,,!I,,!, a nd  pra~li(;alt~ 
thl'  ~alll"  nll"l!.er  in  thr  1,lll.d.Hnil h 
;\Ir,  " '. L  :-:preikr, of  \lin 
shop. 
1I1'~0l1l.,  ha·  hod  lhar:.!c  Clf  Ihc  lar· 
p.·nt.·r  ,,11111'  ;\l~"  ha~ l.."l't  the cr,thu· 
~Hl~1Il ,)f  t 11l'  \.01 ~  II r"l1~ hI up 11,  I Ii" 
ltighe~t  pil(h.  TIIl:re  IHl\;  "CCII 
tI 
11l~h  fur  the  !>!Jul'''  a\  e\"r),  .halltc 
\\hetle~l'r an  Iwur  Ita"  1'1:""  \"J.:alll. 
L.  J. ~nllth aIHI  lalliI'''"  Fi"k  !If  the 
sl·i,ior  cla~!! h:'I~ pre-il'",1  O\l: r  tile 
hb:,o.;k:;mil h  \lorl. lind  hone (l"nt· (:tli· 
den t  sl'nice. 
Il e r!:,  tllO,  thc  m ll' r· 
cst  o f  Ihe "llllll'llb  has  heen  IIl1nag. 
){ i 1I).l" • 

tllkll'1)! 

,\\  the  close  o f  this  ~' e a r,  lhcrl" 
fo r I'.  the  youll~  mcn 
th is 
eVllcse  hll\'c  heen  p repared  fo r  the 
I f  the),  cannot 
work  of  next  ,:.'ear. 
return  to  the  Conegc, thc),  hal e  rc 
eeived  a  I! ccat  maJIs  of  in fo rm ation 
all,1  of 
t rllinillg  and  experi{'lIce 
which  II  ill  he  immclliatclv  a\ailahl" 
T he 
no u  Ilsdul  on  thei r  far'ms. 
attend an ce  upon  this  cou rse  \\ a;,  i.!' 
Twt'ntl'·three  young:  men  from 
the special  coucse  o f  losl  yeac  cam e 
hack  to  the  Collcge  t his  wintcr  fo r 
ad\'anced  work.  A  lutu re  iuue  of 

• 

• 

THE  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

TIIK  It " COR I}  \\ ill  report  thc  " 'or k 
a ccomplishtd. 

(.MJ .  ,,~ 

'rhe 

l·nlar:,.:e.1 

I"  the  Crcnmery  cou r se  the  nt-
T he  term  has 
tt!lItlnncc  was  51 
LCCl1  llHl.dc  memorahle  nul  utUIiC  hy 
~oo, l  wo rk  ,Iol\e  ill  the  \outler  ruom . 
\1I1,oralor,I' ,  the 
the 
testiug"  room  amllllech:lllic."  hUI  alsv 
hy  the  tcip  10  JI\CI...,dl!  where  the 

l, ltcteriolo)::,inLl 

class  "' a  whule  malic  • \'er y  1m· 
p n.' ,;.si\ e  alii I  fa\ orol,l ...  appear31t( c 
tllll'  • ,r  Ih" ir  l1uml~r 
31111  whl' re 
ill 
ctJ.rI ie.1  off  the  lir,,1  p ri/e 
the 
illstructil>t1 
huttcc  contcst. 
con:rcd  nlnl..inl,:  butll'r  from  g-athcr. 
cd  cr,'am  a"  wI·11  ~s  frum  whole 
Illilk, the elllphfl"i~ htlllg'  !Iud  ill  ho th 
r.!3ScS  upon  th" mn king:  a lld  c an)'ill/-: 
10l"\\'anl  Ihe "tarlcrs. 

-• 
l  nll1  Iht  t(IIIII"1I1Ilt  of  the  L  II 
lit,·  maltcr  IIf 
\('~e  is 
III 
da,,,rO(lIllS, il  is  l1~dl''>~  III  ur:.!'l"  tilt' 
a,lll·rtis.ill;':- ()f  the  "11\·eill.l  C(lUrse'. 
T Ill'  preSt'llI  CI!I~"I"IMIIII" arc  t;"t·,1  III 
In  Clltl'rlain 
tlll·ir  ul mllsl 
l'apacitl 
litl'  I'rn;' III  nUII1\'I'r  of  ~t!ld t' llb. 
It 
i~  \,u~~i"lt·  lhat  Ihl'  "llI l1pll.'tlOll  of 
IIII' 
lIe\1 
EII~illl'erill~ 
theSl' 
1~lId"ill\.!  \\ 111 
l"fll1r~es  011,'  !Hure  ,:.:0(111  !!i~.e.1  class 
tlWII  the- ditJiculty 
nlllnl  hul  1'll'lI 
\\illl,(,  insl1ful()lI\llahk.  Dr.  \\~ll.l­
~rmall nl:ed~ rnum  for a  hl1n,lre tl  and 
fifl \  in"tulIl  <1 1 <;1'1  e ttl\'  ami  Ihe  .\;! ~ 
lin',ltuml 
:>ellt  as 
1U1Ul\'  !.dure  ti ll'  ..:ou r!le  ca,  j.!I"OW 
m ilch  more.  The "hapd has  ha.1  to 
Sl'ne  as a  c\a.;,snKIII!,  illl  adarte,1  as 
it  j"  fo r  the  [>lIrpO!eS  \~'ith  nn  con· 
<e nil·IIC,·S  for  note  takin;.:-.  no  rests 
fo r  the  arm". 

Ilirn  o\er  tu 

prIlP"""" 

I:',i l.lin;..:-

.nu:>t 

TIll'  fruil  .;ou rsl'  had  ;111  a ttend· 
l'ro f.  FlelChl'r nllt! 
aliCl'  o f thi rlt-clI . 
ta l-e n  up  the 
his  associal e s  ha\e 
mallcrs  rdlltin!!,  10  fruit  and  veget· 
abies  in  a  way  tv  attract  the) O\1l1g 
mc'.  a"  well  a.;;  give  them  the  hdp. 
insl ru t\ion  lIwy  ha'e  nc('licd. 
ful 
,"0  cla ss  III  thl.! 
\\ hole  college  is 
1II0re  "incercl ~  (Ic\ olc,]  10 it  tho II  ~rl' 
Ihe  fruil  lIle,;  ;Hld  ' 10111'  IHlle  heen 

mOre  beneli let!  "1  the  trainillJ.:'  rc· 

ceived.  T hl'  extellsi\'c  fcuil  intl'r· 
cst"  o f  the  Siale  oll;.:h t  10  warrallt  a 
lar\,!('r  aU"n dilIKl'  Oil  a  ~'uu rse  s n 
, ulualde. 

:'Ilan\" nf  the special .. tlllll'llts we re 
:lCll'III I;:(1\i('(II,\  \h(·ir  "i\,·<;.  T he re 
ought  tv  I.e  ~i' en  a  "pctial  course 
ill  .IOIllI·"tIC  SCi"IICl'  l'lr  \\0111"11  \\ho 
can come to  Ihe  c"lle:.:c  \\hcthl:c  ac· 
cumpanying"  a  hu~"all<1  "r  "I:ek in j!' 
OnC , 

C.  I) .  ~\ !l TIi. 

the 

\\'hell 

tl,ermollle-Ler  dro ps 
from  60  aho\c  10  5  below,  you' re 
liahle  IC'I  catch  11  \'old, 

I  dill. 

T he  Stale  Boar.1  hul.l"  il~ n ':.:ular 
lIIe..tIt·g'  ill  Ihl'  C(,lleJ,:'I'  ],oar.1,·oOnlS 
Thursday,  Feh .  .!:, at  I: ,u. 

Ht'tncml ,t'r  th:  But .. i  (""I(;(' r t  tn 
\\. ulll>  I". tlte l'lInls 
he ].!ilt·n .. non. 
aUnVlIlIdllg'  the  dnll:  1I.1I.!  .1011'1  fail 
\" allen.1. 

;';amcs  nf 

\\01'1.. ulltht' cata'I)~ IS  ill prv;:cc"s, 
If .\OU  de!!irc  change"  plca~e  Il't  us 
1..1I0\\,  sonn. 
~t\JJ t:llts 
will  Ill'  place.1  011  Ihl'  "Ilo rd  1<1 
thl' 
Lihrar\,  llall  an.1  cach  ~\I1den t  is 
carnestly  requesled  to sec  10  it  lh at 
hiS  naml'  is  spelled  eoccel·tl), placed 
unde r  t he  proper class,  and  thaI  the 
correct  home lultlres!!  is  gi\'l.'lI. 

~Ic. allli  ~Irs. Blake. residill~ neac 
the  coile-gO',  were  al!rccahly  su c· 
prised  hy  a  numhe r  o f  frie nds  Sat· 
urday {'\ cni nl!, who helpl:d them cel· 
h rnte  their '1olh  wellding anil'crsa ry. 
Th"y  s ta) ed  until  nlidnig-Ilt,  pIny. 
'I'll"  IllUsici ans 
ing  SOCtal  g ames. 
of  the  party  rl·1llk·Tl·d 
,",omt'  nne 
music. 
:::l'\cral  \'sluahlt!  pCl'scnts 
were  ccccil'ed.  Over  lift)'  g"uests 
wece prese"t, und  a plea-ant ('veni ng 
\\"(lS  spcnt hy  all. 

LAWRENCE III 
VANBUREN 
PRINTING  CO. 
"'" ..  , ..  " ~. ,,  r., 
llA NCE  PROORAJ\\S  ., 

SOCIETY  PR.I NT ING. 

I::'~  'n nw."". ~ . 

Stalker  Prints 

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f'II," '  ... /.,/'''''' "1' 
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I'''''IJ'''''~' 

'" nkhill.n  ",'"n " e  \\'e n 

V'OUIlJ  Flnor . 

Correct 

Clothes 
For 
Young 
Men 
at 

The Clothes ShOD 

BRUCE  N.  HI CKEY. 
120  N.  W as h.  AvC. 

DIRECTORY 

I..MSI/'I.G BUSI/'I.tSS and 
rROftSSlOIif\l MEIi ............... 
The  names  in  this  Oi'oI!ttory,  u  welL  liS 
those of all  our Ilth"r atlv .. n,sers. are o f reli· 
able p~ n i"'5. 
\Ve  hupe Iha!  the  faculty  lind 
5tud en ll'L  ", itt  lak ..  pains  10  pat,0"'1e those 
who  p.lronl~~ \15 . 

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, 

ALL  ,\IEI\1S  •• . . 

May  look  ali ke  to  you,  but  there  III  • 
very grellt dilfl'renCf!;  in the qUlllity we hall-
dl l!  And  th a t  sold  91 sorue other  market!. 
We  ha ndle  "f>!>e  but  the  ".,r1  be!ll.  LIke 
the pudding,  the  proof  o( good  mutt  I,  I. 
the tIIli,,!!:.  A  Ir ;lI,\  will  convince  you  tb llt 
1<11,.  oug ht  to trade  w ilh  U8. 

We  rna~"  ".,Iv  ,.ips  I"  the  con,,!!:., 
nOT!!  l'ItV~~.  CUe"'l attention  I{hen  10 

'phone orde, •. 

Wa.hl~lrlon /l ye. South . 

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