The  M.  A.  C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

V O L.  14. 

L A N S I N G,  M I C H I G A N,  T U E S D A Y,  S E P T E M B ER  29,  190S. 

No.  2. 

ENTERING  CLASS  LARGEST 
EVER  ENROLLED  AT 
THE  COLLEGE. 

ADDED  EQUIPMENT 

FOR 

INSTRUCTION  IN  EN 
GINEERING. 

TOTAL  ENROLLMENT  ALSO 
MUCH  LARGER  T H AN 
LAST  YEAR. 

Up 

the 

to  Monday  night 

total 
number  of  new  students  entering 
college  was  478, which  is  by  far  the 
largest  entering  class  ever  enrolled 
at  M.  A.  C. 
than 
were  enrolled  at  the  same  time  last 
vear.  T he  total  number  of  regular 
students  enrolled  so  far  is  1055,  or 
146  more  than  at  the  same  time  last 
vear. 

is  75  more 

It 

T he 

following  is  a 

list  of  new 

students  already  enrolled  : 

[NOTE :  As  no  distinct  classification 
is  given  to  Agriculture  and  Forestry 
students  until  the junior  year,  all  new 
students  taking  these  courses are  desig 
nated  as  agriculture  and  forestry  stu 
dents,  thus  a  & ft  Engineering  stu 
dents  are  designated  hy  e, and  home 
economic  students  by  h.~] 
Adams.  Ralph  S.,  a&f.  Mason,  Mich. 
Albright,  Vera  F.,  h,  Lansing. 
Alger,  Eulaila,  h,  Clare. 
Allen,  Femelle  M., h,  E.  Lansing. 
Allen,  Gleason,  e,  Comstock. 
Allen,  Rhea  B.. h,  E.  Lansing. 
Allen,  Verna  S.„  h,  E.  Lansing. 
Amphlett,  Cora G , h,  Mackinaw. 
Anderson,  Russell  E.,  e, Iron  Mountain. 
Andrews,  Bessie  L.,  h,  Napoleon, 
Amsterberg.  Mary  M., h.  Concord. 
Armstrong,  Edward  C.,  e, Farwell. 
Arner,  Lucy  M., h,  Traverse  City. 
Asman,  Carl,  e, Conklin. 
Atchison,  Marjorie  C,  h,  Lansing. 
Atwater,  Chas.  E.,  a&f,  Fennville. 
Aultman,  Ralph  G.,  e,  Ovid. 

Babcock,  Leonedas.E.,  a  &  / . B a t t le 

Creek. 

Ithaca. 

Badour,  Arlie,  a&f,  St.  Joseph. 
Bailie,  Bertram  L.,  e,  Detroit. 
Bailey,  Mildred  I.,  h,  Okemos. 
Baker,  Charles  B., a&f,  Bancroft. 
Baker,  Helen  F.,  h,  Holland. 
Ballard,  Clinton  V.,  a&f, 
Bancroft,  Harry  L.,  a &f,  Lansing. 
Banks,  Wm.  H..  e,  Montague. 
Barcroft,  John  E.,  a&f,  Freeport. 
Barnard,  JohnW.,  e,  Constantine. 
Barnes,  Allen  U.,  e,  Ferrysburg. 
Barnes,  Glen  A.,  e, Lowell. 
Barnes,  Walton  J.,  Jr.,  e,  Detroit. 
Baxnett,  Frank  W.,  e,  Pontiac. 
Barnhart,  Willis J.,  e, Grand  Rapids. 
Barnum,  Carl  F.,  a&f,  Coats Grove. 
Beck,  Samuel  A., a &f,  Lansing. 
Bemis,  Herbert  J.,  e, Iron  Mountain. 
Benner,  Lee  O., e,  Dowagiac. 
Bennett,  Donald  M.,  e, Traverse  City. 
Bennett,  This.  B. B., e,  Muskegon. 
Benoy,  Carey  W.,  e, Owosso, 
Bettes,  Torrey  J.,  e, Grand  Rapids. 
Bishop,  Harry  J.,  a&f,  Littleton, N.  H. 
Blackwood,  Mills R , e, South  Lyon. 
Blair,  Duane  A.,  e,  Detroit. 
Blanchard,  Floyd  W.,  e, Alpine. 
Bloom,  Frank  E.,  a&f,  Detroit. 
Blomquist,  Fritz  T.,  a  &f,  Manistique. 
Blue,  Wm.  W.,  a&f,  Marshall. 
Bone,  Harry  E.,  e, Reed  City. 
Boogman,  Harold  H.,  a&f.,  Detroit. 
Bolen,  Lela  M.,  h,  Boyne  City. 
Bovay,  Arthur  Q.,  a&f,  Rodney. 
Bowles,  Herbert  R.,  a&f,  Detroit. 
Bradley,  Charles  T.,  a&f,  Romeo. 
Bradley,  Harry  H.,  e, Lansing. 
(Continued  on  page 2.) 

the 

type, 

three  eccentric 

;i  Corliss  en 
During  vacation 
to  the  equip 
gine  has  been  added 
ment  of  the  steam  engineering  lab 
oratory.  T he  engine  is  rated  at  100 
horse-power  and  was  furnished  by 
the  N o r d b e rg  Manufacturing  Co., 
of  Milwaukee.  T he  valve  gear  is 
of 
two 
being  for  the  operation  of  the  ad 
mission  and  exhaust  valves  and  the 
third  for  the  cut-off,  its  effect  being 
determined  by  the  governor.  T he 
engine  is  designed  and  set  so  as  to 
provide  for  compounding  at  a  fu 
ture  time.  A  separate  surface  con 
denser  with  independent  air  pump 
installed 
and  absorption  brake  are 
experimental 
for 
work. 

convenience 

in 

It  is expected  that  a  producer  gas 
plant  with  engine  will  be  placed  in 
the  laboratory  in  a  few  weeks. 

T he  equipment  of  the  hydraulic 
laboratory  has  been 
increased  by 
the  installation  of  a  large  accumula 
tank,  which  with  accessories 
tion 
will  facilitate 
re 
liquids 
search  work 
through  orifices,  nozzles,  etc.  A 
detailed  description  of  this  appara 
tus  will  be  given  later. 

instruction  and 

in  the  flow  of 

A  portion  of  the  gallery  space  in 
the  machine  shop,  hitherto  used  for 
storage,  has  been  converted 
into 
an  annex  to  the  wood  shop  to  ac 
commodate  the  freshmen  engineers 
of  the  four-year  course.  T en  addi 
tional  places  for  bench  work  are 
thus  provided. 

A  special  stock  room  and  office 
has  been  set  off  by  grill  partition  in 
the  southeast  corner  of  the  machine 
shop. 

M r.  C.  C.  Wilcox  has  been  pro 
moted  to  succeed  M r.  Chapelle  as 
foreman 
instructor  of  the  machine 
shop. 

FORESTRY  WALK. 

On  Saturday,  October  10th,  the 
Forestry  W a l k i ng  Contest  will 
take  place.  All  regularly  classified 
forestry  men  will  be  eligible  and 
the  prizes  are  as  follows  :  • 

First  prize,  a  38  cal.  Colt's  A u t o 
matic.  Donated  by  Larrabee,  Lan 
sing,  Michigan. 

Second  prize,  one  marine  pocket 
compass.  Donated  by  Keuffel  & 
Esser  Company,  N ew  York. 

T h i rd 

prize,  one  woodsman's 
hand  axe  and  sheath.  Donated  by 
the  C.  A.  C.  A xe  Company,  Bos 
ton. 

F o u r th  prize,  one  hunting  knife. 
Donated  by  Bascom  &  Smith,  Lan 
sing,  Mich. 

T he  contest  will  consist  of  a  con 
ten  hours.  Ah 
tinuous  walk  for 
men  desiring  to  enter 
the  contest 
must  register  before  Monday  noon, 
October  5th,  190S,  at  the  Forestry 
Department  office. 

FOOTBALL  OUTLOOK 
BRIGHT. 

SNAPPY  PRACTICE  GAME  SAT 
URDAY. 

T he  cool  weather  of  the  last  two 
days  has  put  a  quality  of  ginger  in 
the  football  practice  which 
looks 
good  to  the  spectator,  so  much  so 
that  extravagant  hopes  are  enter-
the 
ta  ued  as 
game  with  Michigan  Oct.  10. 

the  outcome  of 

to 

the  following 

Saturday  a practice  game  in  which 
tried 
almost  every  candidate  was 
out  showed  an  exceptionally 
fast 
team.  From  what  can  be  gleaned 
it  looks  as 
thus  early  in  the  season 
though 
line-up  will 
stand  with  perhaps  a  few  changes  : 
Moore,  c. ;  A.  L.  Campbell,  /. i,''. ; 
/.  e.;  C. 
/.  /.,  Burroughs, 
Shedd, 
L.-mmon 
/-.  g.  ; 
and  Bennett, 
Wheeler  and  J.  F.  Campbell,  /-.  /. ; 
Frazer  and  Cogsdill.  r.c; 
Court-
right  and  M c G ih  a'rr\, <j. ;  M c K c n-
n:..  r.  It. ;  Allen,  Lee  and  Ballard, 
/.  h.;  Exelby  and  Maliskey,  f.  b. 

Thursday  a  regulation  game  will 
IK  played  between 
the  Varsity  and 
second  teams,  beginning  at  4  p.  m. 
T wo  20  minute  halves  will  be 
the  Varsity  will 
played.  Saturday 
go  up  against 
State 
School  team  which  will  be  the  last 
regular  before  the  Michigan  game, 
Oct.  10. 

the  Flint 

Much  classy  new  material 
is 
sh  'wing  up  which  will  be  given 
every  opportunity  to  try  out.  T he 
present  team  is  probably  the  heavi 
est  as  well  as  the  fastest  team  ever 
representing  M.  A.  C. 

S E A S ON  T I C K E T S. 

Season 

tickets  are  now  on  sale 
which  admit  to  all  home  games  ex 
cept  Michigan.  T he  price  for  the 
season  is  $1.25  for  men,  $1.00  for 
ladies.  Each  coupon  is  exchange 
able  for  a  reserved  seat  without,  ex 
tra  charge. 

SOPH.-FRESH.  RUSH. 

At a meeting  of  the  Student  Coun 
cil  it  was  agreed  to  hold  the  annual 
Soph.-Fresh,  rush  at  12 130,  Satur 
day,  Oct.  3. 

in 

T he 

events 

following 

their 
agreed  on  :  Football 
order  were 
fight,  canvas  pull,  tug-of-war  and 
flag fight. 
T he 

and 
canvas 
fight 
football 
pull  will  be  held  on 
the  athletic 
field,  the  tug  of  war  across  the  Red 
Cedar  river,  and  the  flag  fight  on 
the  drill  grounds. 

Sec.  Student  Council. 

Y. M. C. A.  RECEPTION. 

T he  Y.  M.  C.  A  will  hold 

their 
annual  reception  for  new  students 
in  the  armory,  Friday  evening  at 
7 :oo  o'clock.  Come  and  get  ac 
quainted. 

j~ALUM'NI 

In  the  Record  office  there  is  kept  a 
card  catalogue  of  all  students,  who 
have  ever  been  connected  with  the 
college. 
In  order  that  this  may  be 
kept  up  to  date,  please  notify  us  of 
any  change  of  address  or  occupation. 

W.  J.  WRIGHT,  Editor. 

A.  C.  Digby,  '03,  was  married  to 
Miss  Laura  Van  Xettci,  September 
2,  lyoS.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Digby  will 
be  at  home  to  their  friends  at  Dcck-
erville.  Mich.,  after  Oct.  t ^,  where 
Mr.  Digby  is  manager  of  a  cream 
ery. 

°5-
Miss  Karherine  McXaughion, 
'05.  is  teaching  in  the  Normal  Col 
lege  at  Greensboro.  N.  C. 

W i th  '(>(>. 
Wallace  R.  Kimball,  who  en 
tered  college  with  the  class  of  '06, 
was  recently  killed  in  a"  tire  in 
the 
railway 
the  Detroit 
tunnel  under 
in  which  he  was  assistant 
river, 
superintendent.  He  lost  his  life  in 
returning  to  assist  a  fellow  work 
man  after  he  had  once  safer*  es 
caped, 

'o7. 

lean 
Scott  Lilly*  '07,  and  Miss 
McCoy,  sp  w.ere  msrried  S e pt 
: _-. 
(908.  Mr.  Lilly  is  an  instructor  in 
Cornell  University. 

ATHLETIC  BOARD  MEET 
ING. 

At  a  meeting  of  the athletic  board 
to  sell 
on  Thursday  it  was  decided 
to  men  for 
football  season 
for  $1.00. 
$1.25,  and 
T he 
the  Wabash  and 
Alma  games  will  be  exchanged  for 
reserved  seats  without  extra  cost. 

tickets 
to  women 

tickets  for 

Season  tickets  do  not  include  the 
for 
Michigan  game.  T he  prices 
this  game  will  be  75  cents  for 
the 
east  bleacher  and  grand  stand,  and 
$1  for  the  west  bleacher. 
700  seats 
have  be  reserved  by 
the  U.  of  M. 
and  its  alumni,  and  so  it  was  thought 
best  to  use  the  east  bleacher  as 
the 
M.  A.  C.  rooting  section. 

R.  L.  Kurtz  was  elected 

football 

manager  for  the  season  of  190S. 

CORN. 

A  popular  bulletin  on  corn—the 
selection,  storing, curing,  and  testing 
for  seed,  by  Prof.  Jeffery,  has  been 
published  by  the  experiment  station, 
and  deserves  more  than  passing  no 
It  is  fully  illustrated,.showing 
tice. 
the  best  'methods  now 
in  use  for 
the  seed  corn  and  direc 
handling 
third 
tions  for  testing.  This  is  the 
of  a  series  of  popular  bulletins  on 
the  ordinary  farm  operations. 
It 
will  be  sent  free  on  application. 

D.  R.  Stillson,  in  writing  for  T HE 
R E C O R D,  states  that  he  will  be  un 
able  to  return  to  college  this  year. 
His  address  is  93  N o r th  Avenue, 
Battle  Creek,  Mich. 

T he  College  Extension  Reading 
reorganized.  A 
Course  has  been 
circular  describing  the  same  may* be 
had  by  addressing  Prof.  VV.  H. 
French. 

Prof.  French  has  just 

issued  a 
in  agriculture  for 
course  of  study 
use 
is 
the  public  schools. 
receiving  much  favorable  comment. 

in 

It 

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TUESDAY,  SEPT.  2f), 

F a r m e r 's  C l ub 

in  A g r i c u l t u r al 
B u i l d i ng 
P r o f. 
F r e n ch  will  s p e ak  on  A g r i c u l t u r al 
E d u c a t i o n. 

6  :}o  p.  m.  ' 

at 

F o r e s t ry  C h ib 

at  7 :O0  p.  ni.  P r o f. 
s p e ak 
e s t r y ." 

on  " T he  F u t u re 

in  D a i ry  B u i l d i ng 
.Baker  will  -
in  F o r 

«  E I I \ I > I I A V,  si;i>i.  30. 

H o r t i c u l t u r al  C l ub 
tural  B u i l d i ng  at  6  :30. 

in  H o r t i c u l 

M a ss  m e e t i ng  in  A r m o ry  at  6  130. 

THURSDAY,  OCT. 

I. 

F o o t b a ll  g a me  4 :oo  p.  aa. 
in 
Y.  W.  C.  A.,  m e e t i ng 

r o o ms 

at  W o m e n 's  B u i l d i ng  6  130  p.  m. 

Y.  W.  C.  A.  m e e t i ng  in  r o o ms  at 
W o m a n 's  H a l l,  6 : 20  p.  m.  M r. 
T h a c k er  will  lead. 

D e b a t i ng  C l ub  m e e t i ng 

in  C o l 

l e ge  Hall  at  7 :oo  p.  m. 

1  R I I > .\  v.  o c r. 

2. 

Y„  M.  C.  .V.  r e c e p t i on  at  a r m o ry 

at  7  t oo  p.  m. 

SATURDAY,  OCT.  3. 

F o o t b a ll  g a me  w i th  F l i nt  S t a te 

school  at  3  S30 

SUN DAY,  OCT.  4. 

R e g u l ar  c h a p el  e x e r c i s es  at  <j  too 

a.  m.  R e v.  F.  G.  W a rd  will  s p e a k. 

Union  Y. W.  and  Y.  M.  C. A. 

m e e t i ng  in  c o l l e ge  c h a p el  at  "7  too 
p.  m. 

FRED  CJEFFERY. 

F r ed  C.  leffcrv.  an  ']  i  e n g i n e e r 
t he  L a n s i ng 
t y p h o id 

i ng 
s t u d e n t,  died  at 
city  h o s p i t al  A u g u st  23d  of 
f e v e r. 

T h is 

t he 
in  1906 

M r.  Jefferv  e n t e r ed 

five-year 
e n g i n e e r i ng  c o u r se 
f r om 
t he  K i n g s t on  h i gh  school,  s u p p o r t 
l a r g e ly  w h i le  a t t e n d i ng 
i ng  h i m s e lf 
he  w as 
c o l l e g e. 
s t r i c k en  w i th  t he  f e v er  f r om  w h i ch 
he  died.  M r.  J e f f e r y 's  p a r e n ts 
re 
side  in  K i n g s t o n,  M i c h.  T he  R E C 
O RD  e x t e n ds 
t he 
c o l l e ge  a nd  c o m m u n i ty  to  M r.  a nd 
in  t h e ir  b e r e a v e m e n t. 
M r s. 

t he  s y m p a t hy  of 

s u m m er 

jefferv 

'02. 

t he  Farmers' 

H.  E.  Y o u n g,  f o r m e r ly 

a s s o c i a te 
of 
Guide 
e d i t or  of 
I n d i a n a p o l i s,  is  n ow  m a n a g i ng  e d i 
t or  of 
of 
C h i c a g o. 

t he  Farmers' 

Review 

(Continued  from  page  1.) 
Brainard,  Claud  A.,  a&f,  Ovid. 
Branch,  Geo.  V.,  a  & f,  Petoskey. 
Brands,  I v an  E.,  e,  Corunna. 
Briggs,  Ralph  E.,  a  &f,  Lansing. 
Briggs,  Sanf ord  C.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Bristol,  M e t t a C,  h,  Ada. 
Brody,  Jas.  S.,  e.  Three  Rivers. 
Brown,  Hildreth  S.,  e,  Detroit. 
Browning,  Irving  R.,  a  &f,  Iron  Moun 

tain. 

Brusselbach,  Ruth  A.,  h,  Haslett. 
B r u m m,  L y nn  S.,  a  &f,  Nashville. 
Brukhart,  Nora  E.,  h,  Chelsea. 
Burkitt,  Rowland,  e,  Detroit. 

Cable,  Clarence  B.,  e,  Lansing. 
Cad well,  Ruel  T.,  e,  Pinckney. 
Caldwell,  Theo.  A.,  a  & f.  Bay  City. 
Campbell,  Alice  M.,  h,  A'psilanti. 
Campbell.  Grace  ST.,  h.  Rapid  City. 
Campbell,  J a m es  F.,  a  &  f,  Charlevoix. 
Campbell,  Leroy  W.,  e, Grand  Rapids. 
Campbell,  Peter  D.,  a&f,  Charlevoix. 
Carmody,  J o hn  H.,  a  & f,  G r a nd  Rapids. 
Carter,  A n na  I.,  ft,  Benton  Harbor. 
Caughey,  Jas.  E.,  e,  Muskegon. 
Cavanaugh,  Everett,  e,  Lansing. 
Chalker,  Charlie,  e,  Lansing. 
Chambers,  Leo  L.,  e,  Mooretown,  Ont. 
Chamberlin,  Ralph  G.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Chandler,  Clara  L.,  h,  Leeland. 
Chapman,  Albert  C,  a  & f,  Romeo. 
Chilson,  Clinton  H.,  a  &f,  Lansing. 
Clements,  Ralph  D.,  a  & f,  Lansing. 
.' 
Coe,  J a m es  B.,  e,  Lansing. 

Coffeen,  Curtis  L.,  a  & f,  Mayville. 
Coffeen,  Mrs.  C.  L.,  h,  Mayville. 
Collins,  Earl  A.,  e,  Lansing. 
Collins,  H a r ry  V.,  e,  Howard  City. 
Comstock,  S h e r m an  L.,  a  * /.  Jasper. 
Conger,  Leslie  N.,  e,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Corless,  W a r r en  R.,  a  &f,  Cold water. 
Cornell,  Ray  W.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Cottle.  Decora,  h,  Lansing. 
Cotton,  H a r ry  L,  a  &,f,  Mason. 
Courtright,  Morris  L.,  a  & f,  Bay  City. 
Cover,  Geo.  G.,  e,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Crafts,  Hazel  L.,  h,  Grass  Lake. 
Crane,  Rena,  h,  Fennville. 
Crawford,  Francis,  a  & f,  Caseville. 
Crofoot,  Bessie  L.,  h,  Fowlerville. 
Crosby,  Ruth  E.,  h.  Three  Oaks. 
Culver,  Edward  G.,  e,  Midland. 
Curtis.  Ernest  W.,  a  & f,  San  Luis 

Obispo,  Cal. 

Cushing,  Geo.  William,  e,  Brighton. 
Cutler,  Morris  M.,  a  &  f,  Newington, 

J e t. 

Daniels,  E d w a rd  P.,  a  &f,  Sherwood. 
Daniels,  Lottie  N.,  h,  Okemos. 
Danville,  Walter  A.,  e,  Copemish. 
Davidson,  Wm.  L.,  a  & f,  Alpena. 
Davis,  E d w a rd  J.,  a  & f,  Maoon,  Ga. 
Davis,  H a r ry  S.,  a  & f,  Dutton. 
Davis,  J.  Verne,  a  & /,  Lake  Odessa. 
Davis,  Mildred  G.,  h,  Lansing. 
Dean,  T r u m an  J.,  e,  Ypsilanti. 
Dearborn,  Alida  A.,  h,  Bellaire. 
Delvin,  Ray  B.,  e,  Lansing. 
, 
Delvin,  Sylvester  F.,  e,  Lansing. 
De  Vree,  William  D.,  a  & f,  Jenison. 
Doan,  Geo.  H,  e,  Sandusky. 
Dockeray,  Charles  F.,  e,  Traverse  City, 
Dodge,  Beatrice  R.,  h,  Almont. 
Dodge,  Franklin  L.,  a  &f,  Lansing. 
Dodt,  Charlie,  e,  Copemish. 
Douglas,  Earl  C,  e,  Elkhart,  Ind. 
Downing,  W i l b ur  S.,  e,  Paw  P a w. 
Drew,  Chas.  W.,  a&f,  Detroit. 
Duddles,  Ralph  E.,  a  &/,  Ashton. 
Dunnette,  J o hn  W.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Dyer,  Geo.  W.,  e,  Caro. 

Edwards,  Donna  S.,  h,  Owosso. 
Edwardsen,  Arling  F.,  e,  Manistee. 
Edwardsen,  Christian  A.  B.,  e,  Manis 

tee. 

Eidson,  A r t h ur  W.,  e,  Berrien  Springs. 
Ellis,  Benjamin  F.,  e,  Barron,  Wis. 
Ellis,  Grace,  h,  Flushing. 
E l j ^ V i v i an  A.,  h,  G r a nd  Rapids. 
Empie,  Elmer  F.,  a&f,  Vernon. 
Esselstyn,  Lewis  S.,  a&f,  Lansing. 
Evans,  Audrey  Willard,  h,  Ludington. 

Everett,  Nettie,  h,  E.  Lansing. 
Eyer,  Lloyd  E.,  a&f,  Alma. 

Farrand,  Margaret,  /;,  Lansing. 
Ferrick,  A r t h ur  J.,  e,  Clinton. 
Field,  Lawrence  N.,  e,  Mason. 
Fisher,  D u r w a r d F .,  a&f,  Clarence,  N.Y. 
Fleissner,  Leopold  E.,  e,  Manistee. 
Flint,  E va  N.,  h,  Cement  City. 
Foochman,  Pincus  A.,  a&f,  E.  Lansing. 
Fowler,  Lucy  M.,  7i,  Fremont. 
Fox,  Clarence  H.,  e,  Jackson. 
Fox,  Elmer  D.,  e,  Jackson. 
F r a n k,  Walter  J.,  a  &f,  Chicago, 111. 
Fraser,  Electa  D.,  h,  Medina. 
Frear,  Edward  J.,  a  & f,  Grand  Rapids. 
Fulton,  Roger  H.,  a  & f,  Lansing. 

Gabel,  Gordon  G.,  a  &f,  St.  Joseph. 
Gaffney,  E d w a rd  B.,  e,  Roscommon. 
Gallagher,  Belleva.  h,  E.  Lansing. 
Gardner,  Leon  B.,  a  & f,  Lansing. 
Gardner,  Max  W.,  a  &f,  Lansing. 
Gardner,  William  A.,  a  &  /,  Bucyrus, 

Ohio. 

Jeffries,  Schuyler  A.,  e,  Lansing. 
Johnson,  W m.  R  ,  a  & f,  Metamora. 
Jones,  Maud  E.,  h,  Lansing. 
Juergens,  Edward  F.,  a  & f,  Bay  City. 

. 
Jackson. 

Kaden,  Frederick  C,  a  &f,  Boyne. 
Kane,  Forrest  H.,  e,  Charlevoix. 
Keiffer,  Paul  L.,  e,  Eaton  Rapids. 
Keith,  Fannie  E.,  h,  Lansing. 
Kiefer,  Earl  C,  e,  Frankfort. 
Kellogg,  Lbyt  D.,  a&f, 
Kessler,  Theodore  F.,  e,  Escanaba. 
K e t c h a m,  Paul  D.,  a&f,  South  H a v e n. 
K e t c h u m,  Verne  L.,  e,  Le  Roy. 
Kimball,  Gordon  F.,  a&f,  Alpena. 
Kloeffler,  Royce  G.,  e,  A r m a d a. 
Knapp,  Chas.  W.,  e,  Plain well. 
Knowlton,  H a r ry  E.,  a  & f,  Fennville. 
K n a p p,  Leo  J.,  e,  Weston. 
Knapp,  Walter  H.,  e,  Monroe. 
Krause,  George,  e,  Bay  City. 
Kunze,  Emil  L.,  a  \ /,  East  Tawas. 

Laird,  Chas.  H .,  e,  Mendon. 
Lamoreaux,  Hazel  L., 

/(,  Comstock 

Garvey,  Clarence  R.,  a  & f.  Milwaukee, 

Park. 

Wis. 

Gay,  Carl  R.,  e,  Three  Rivers. 
Geiger,  H o w a rd  W .,  e,  Mt  Morris. 
George,  Marjorie  L.,  h,  Hudson. 
German,  F r a n k l in  R.,  e,  Saginaw. 
Gilbert,  Gale  W.,  a&f,  Adrian.' 
Gilchrist,  J a m es  C.,  a  & f,  Pocohontas, 

la. 

Portland. 

Gilden,  Chas.  F.,  a  \f, 
Gilkey,  Alice  A.,  h,  Lansing. 
Gitchel,  Minnie  M.,  h,  Hudsonville. 
Gleason,  Ralph  A.  H,  e,  Ovid. 
Glein,  Marie  E.,  h,  St.  Clair. 
Glines,  Edith  F.,  h,  Okemos. 
Goodell,  Ralph  A.,  e,  Lansing. 
Goodrich,  W a l t er  N.,  e,  Lansing. 
Gordon,  Lizzie  R.,  h,  Onekama. 
Graham,  Gladys  P.,  h,  Ithaca. 
Gray  Moffat  A.,  e,  Detroit. 
Green,  Geo.  H.,  e,  Holt. 
Greve,  Carl  F.,  e,  Mason. 
Groothius,  Herman,  e,  Detroit. 

Hack,  David  G.,  e,  Saline. 
Hall,  Harry  C,  a  & f,  Saginaw. 
Hall,  H e r b e rt  D.,  a  & f,  Ionia. 
Hall,  Sumner  L.,  e,  Stockbridge. 
H a m m o n d,  Oliver  N.,  e,  Davison. 
Hansen,  Albert  M.,  a&f..  Manistee. 
H a r d y,  lone  E.,  h,  Lansing. 
Hart,  Josephine  R.,  h,  Otsego. 
Harrison,  Chas.  L.,  a  & f,  Constantine. 
Hawkins,  Lucile  M.,  h,  Reed  City. 
Hendrickson,  A r t h ur  H.,  a  & f,  Grand 

Rapids. 

Herbert  May  D.,  h,  Detroit. 
Herrick,  Laura,  h,  Lansing. 
Hebard,  F r a nk  F.,  a&f.  Grand  Rapids. 
Hibbard,  Mabel  E.,  h,  Grand  Rapids. 
Hilbert,  Jos.  V.,  c,  Woodland. 
Himmelein,  H e r b e rt  T.,  a  & f,  Saginaw. 
Hirschleifer,  Louis,  a&f,  Brooklyn,  N. 

Y. 

Hobart  Alanson  C,  a  & f,  Fairgrove. 
Hobart,  Dean  E.,  e,  Traverse  City. 
Holdsworth,  H a r ry  W.,  a  & f.  E.  Lan 

sing. 

Holland,  Maurice  L.,  o  &/,  Roscommon. 
Holley,  Otto  B.,  e,  Lansing. 
Holmes,  C l a r e n 'e  R.,  e,  Lansing. 
Holmes,  Conway  W.,  e,  Alma. 
Holmes,  Pearle,  h,  Fenton. 
Horst,  Emory  L.,  e,  Detroit. 
Horton,  Edward,  a  & f,  Charlevoix. 
Hotchkiss,  A r t h ur  W.,  a&f, 

Lambert-

ville. 

Ithaca. 

Ithaca. 

Hotchin,  Earl  E . , e,  Constantine. 
Hotchkill,  H e r b e rt  H.  J.,  e,  St.  Ignace. 
Howd,  Irl  S.,  a&f, 
Howd,  Laurence  O,  a&f, 
Howe,  Bessie  G.,  h,  Lansing. 
Howe,  Emily  E.,  h,  Detroit. 
Hoyt,  H.  Margaret,  h,  E.  J o r d a n. 
H u n n,  Howard  H,  c,  Parma. 
H u n t i n g t o n,  Prescott  S.,  e,  Mason. 
Hutchings,  Glen  Dale,  e,  Howell. 
Hutchins,  Herbert  A.,  a&f,  Gaylord. 
Hutchinson,  Harold  C,  e,  Hart. 
Hyde,  V e r a C,  h,  H a r t. 

Iddles,  Alfred,  e,  South  Haven. 
Inaba,  Shotaro,  a,  J a p a n. 

Langdon,  Daniel,  a  &/,  Ann  Arbor. 
Langworthy,  H a n n ah  V.,  h,  Petoskey. 
Lautner,  Ernest  S.,  a  x f,  Traverse  City. 
Le  Clear,  J a m es  M.,  e,  Jackson. 
Leonard,  George  F.,  e,  Hart. 
Lewicke,  Maximilian  A.,  e,  Grand  Rap 

ids. 

Lewis,  Almyra  D.,  h,  Ft.  Wa3'ne,  Ind. 
Lewis,  Lynn,  a  & f,  Shelby. 
Lilly,  Mary  A.,  /(,  Petoskey. 
Linn,  Lawrence  J.,  e.  Lansing. 
Lock wood,  Carrie  J.,  h,  Grand  Rapids. 
Logan,  Margaret,  h,  Ionia. 
Longnecker,  John,  e,  Gregory. 
Loree,  Robert  E.,  a  &f,  E.  Lansing. 
Lord,  Chas.  Story  e,  E.  Lansing. 
Lovelace,  E d w a rd  Keets,  e.  Conktin. 
Loveland,  Harold  V.,  e,  Lansing. 
Loveless,  David  J.,  e,  Detroit. 
Lones,  Edwin  E.,  e,  Cadillac. 
Lowry,  Lewis  A.,  e,  St.  Louis,  Mich. 
Lynch,  Frederick  W.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 

McGee,  Joseph  R.,  e,  Detroit. 
McGraw,  William  E  ,  e,  Detroit. 
McGregor,  S t u a rt  D.,  e.  Lake  City. 
McNabb,  Carl  A.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
McNanny,  William  A.,  a  &  f, 

Iron 

Mountain. 

Mac  Naughton,  Sadie  M.,  h,  Ada. 
Mac  Naughton,  K a t ie  B.,  h,  Ada. 
McNeil,  W m.  T.,  e,  Colling. 
Mabley,  Grace  E.,  h,  Detroit. 
Martin,  Earl  W.,  a  & f,  Ann  Arbor.  ' 
Martindale,  Helen  L,  h,  Grand  Rapids. 
Martindale,  Theodore  M . , a & /,  Grand 

Rapids. 

Mason,  A r t h ur  C,  a  & f.  Saline. 
Mathews,  Stanley  R.,  a&f, 
Mattice,  Els worth  B.,  a  & f,  Sta.  F.,  R. 

Ithaca. 

D.  No.  1,  Minneapolis. 

Mead,  Alfred  B.,  e,  Cass  City. 
Mead,  Aylwin  F.,  h,  Detroit. 
Mead,  Ruth,  h,  Detroit. 
Meade,  Ira  V .,  a  &f,  Jamestown,  N.  Y. 
Merrett,  F r a nk  E  ,  a  & f.  Bay  City. 
Miller,  Lotta  I.,  h,  Dryden. 
Moldenhauer,  Victor  F.,  e,  Lansing. 
Montgomery,  J.  D  ,  e,  E.  Lansing. 
Morrison,  Estelle  I.,  h,  Lansing. 
Mosley,  Frances  O,  h,  Detroit. 
Moulton,  Burt  F.,  e,  Owosso. 
Moyer,  Ralph  E  ,  e,  Berrien  Springs. 
Muzzall,  Ava  M.,  h,  Coopersville. 
Myers,  Joseph  B.,  e,  Flint. 

Nason,  Maude  E.,  h,  Comstock  Park. 
Nelson,  Carl,  e,  Alpena. 
Nicol,  Stuart  B.,  e,  Sandusky,  O. 
North,  LeRoi  R.,  e,  Holt. 
Norton,  Helen  L.,  h,  Howell. 

Oakes,  Stanley  B.,  e,  Lyons. 
Olmsted,  Herbert  G.,  e,  Freeland. 
O'Neill,  Chas.  J.,  e,  Kemptville. 
Orr,  Stephen  T.,  e,  W y a n d o t t e. 
Osgood,  Leonard  B.,  a&f,  Mendon. 
Owen,  Irene,  h,  Grand  Rapids. 

Pailthorp,  R a y m o nd  R.,  a&f,  Petoskey. 
Palmer,  Geo.  H.,  e,  Blissfield. 
Pattison,  Benjamin  P.,  a&f,  Caro. 

(Continued  on  page  4.) 

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that  contain jost  enough 
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a 
course  in  electrical  engineering  this 
year. 

is  offering 

Mrs.  I I.  T- Eustace  returned  Sat 
urday  from  a  10 days'  visit  at  Pitts 
burg,  Pa. 

T h e re  are  few  changes 

the 
football  rules  for this  season  that  will 
the  game  from  a  spectator's 
affect 
point  of  view. 

in 

Remember  the  Michigan  g a me 

October  10. 

R.  L.  Kurtz  was  elected 

football 
manager  for  the  season  at  the  last 
meeting  of  the  athletic  board. 

Prof.  Xorton  and  the  senior  live 
stock  class  leave  tomorrow  morning 
for  the  Hillsdale  Fair.  T h ey  will 
get  in  some  judging  practice. 

T he  College  Song 

been 
the  new 
placed 
the  back  of 
it—Sing 
Chapel  Hymnals.  Learn 
it  at  I M -S  meeting  tomorrow  night. 

has 

in 

T he 

teain 

is  practicing  on 

the 
field  every  afternoon  at  4  o'clock. 
T u rn  out  aiid  see  the  practice  and 
get  a  few  pointers  on  the  game. 

Season  football 

tickets  are  now 
on  sale  at  the  Secretary's  office  and 
elsewhere. 
for  men  and 
$1.00  for  ladies.  Each  coupon  may 
be  exchanged  for  a  reserved  seat 
without  extra  charge. 

$ i -25 

T he  following  have  been  elected 
by  the  various  classes  as  members 
of  the  student  council  for  the  ensu 
ing  year  :  Seniors,  W.  D.  Frazer, 
D.  L.  Boyd,  H.  L.  Kempster  ;  J u 
niors,  P.  G.  McKenna,  A.  L.  Camp 
bell;  Sophomore,  I. J.  Courtright. 
elected 
W.  D.  Frazer  has  been 
president  of 
the  council  and  P.  G. 
M c K e n na  secretary. 

At  the  special  election  held  Sat 
the  purpose  of  settling 
urday  for 
the  city  of 
the  question  of  bonding 
East  Lansing  for  $10,000  for 
the 
purpose  of  providing  sewage  and 
waterworks 
for  the  city,  94  votes 
were  cast,  89  being  in  favor  and  4 
against.  W o rk  has  already  been 
commenced  on 
the  well  and  it  is 
hoped  to  have  the  water  system,-  at 
least,  in  by  J a n.  1. 

W i th  13  of  her  last  years'  squad 
back  Wabash  is  counting  on  a  team 
every  bit  as  strong  as  last  year.  So 
the 
is  M.  A.  C.  Oct.  31  will  tell 
story. 

Of  special  significance  this  year  is 

the  fact  that,  not  only  is  the  enter 
ing  class  much  larger  this  year  than 
ever  before,  but  it  includes  a  large 
majority  of  four-vear  men. 

A  welcome 

letter  from  C.  D. 
Sterling,  '05, states  that  he  is  work 
ing  with 
the  Jeffery  Mfg.  Co.  of 
Columbus,  Ohio.  Christenson,  with 
'09,  Bell, 
'02,  E m e r y,  with 
'05, 
'06,  and  F r a n 
Ford,  '05,  Langler, 
cisco,  '03,  are  also  with 
the  same 
company. 

in 

T he  first  football  mass  meeting 
of  the  year  will  be  held  tomorrow 
(Wednesday)  evening 
the  Ar 
mory.  P r e x y,  the  Deans  and  other 
members  of  the  faculty  will he  there 
and  speak.  Don't  fail 
to  come. 
Bring  your  voice  with  you.  T h e re 
will  be  new  songs  and  yells  to  prac 
tice. 

A  good  oak  folding  bed  for  sale. 
M R S.  L.  F.  1 E \ N ' I S O X, 

College  Delta. 

Prof.  Taft  is  in  Grand  Traverse 
county  1! this  week 
inspecting  or 
chards  and  also  acting  as  judge  of 
fruit  at  the  Traverse  City  fair. 

A  children's  party  was  given  in 
the  Women's 

the  gymnasium  of 
building  by  the  Y.  W.  C.  A.  Sat 
urday  evening.  About  1 so  young 
women  were  present. 

the  East 

Rev.  F.  W.  Corbett,  formerly  of 
Adrian,  has  been  secured  as  pastor 
by 
People's 
church.  Regular  preaching  services 
are  held 
in  the  college  chapel  at 
• 11  :i5  a.  m.,  Sunday  School  at  10 
a.  m. 

Lansing 

of 

Miss  Jessie  Llewellyn  Reynolds, 
daughter  of  Mr.  H.  G.  Reynolds, 
former  secretary 
this  college, 
the  home  of  her 
was  married  at 
father,  Pasadena,  Cal.,  September 
14, 
Frederick 
to  Lieut. 
Brahan  Terrell.  T h ey  will  be  at 
home  to  their  friends  after  Novem 
ber  1 at  Fort  Bliss,  Texas. 

1908, 

M r.  E.  B.  Calbert  of  the  meteo 
rological  department  at  Washing 
ton,  D.  C,  was  at  the  college 
last 
week  looking  up  a  site  for  the  new 
It  will 
meteorological  building. 
probably  he  located  on  one  of 
the 
following  sites  :  Southwest  of  the 
armory,  where 
the  old  botanical 
laboratory  stood,  west  of  the  college 
hospital,  or  west  of  the  deer  park 
facing  the  delta.  W o rk  will  not  be 
begun  on  the  building  until  next 
spring. 

W A N T E D.  -  T h r ee 

copies 

Pierce's  Plant  Physiology; 
leave  at  library. 

of 
Please 

DEBATING  CLUB. 

The  first  regular  meeting  of  the 
Debating  Club  will  be  held  on 
Thursday  night  in  Room  7,  College 
Hall.  For  the  benefit  of  the  new 
men  it  might  be  well  to  state 
that 
this  club-is  open  to  all.  There  arc 
no  dues  to  pay,  and  a  man  becomes 
a  member  mcrch  by  placing  his 
name  upon  the  roll-..  T he  purpose 
of  the  club  is  open  debate,  and  for 
each  weekly  meeting  a  question 
is 
chosen  by  the  program  committee, 
a  man  selected 
lead  each  side, 
to 
and  everyone  is  free  to  take  part  in 
the  discussion  if  he  so  desires. 
In 
this  manner  a  great  deal  of  practice 
in  debate  may  be  acquired,  which  is 
invaluable  to  any  man.  A 
formal 
debate  has  been  held  each  year  with 
Ypsilanti,  and  in  the  meeting 
this 
week  the  possibility  of  another  will 
be  discussed.  T h e re  will  be  no  de 
bate  this  week, but  every  man  inter 
ested  is  urged  to  be  present,  as 
im 
portant  business  is  to  be  transacted. 
T he  meeting  begins  at  7  p.  m.  sharp 
and  lasts  about  an  I.our. 

T he  officers  of  the  club  for  this 

term  are  as  follows  : 

President,  C.  T.  Xash. 
Vice- President,  J.  T.  Graybill. 
Secretary-Treasurer,  A. L.  C a m p 

bell. 

Chairman  of  P r o g r am  Commit 

tee,  K.  D.  V an  W a g e n e n. 

ENTERING  CLASS. 

(Continued  from  page  2.) 
Peck,  Benjamin,  e,  Coopersville. 
Pedersen,  Walter  S.,  e,  Cadillac. 
Perkins,  Charles  H.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Perry,  Agnes  L.,  h,  Flushing. 
Pettit,  Maud  E.,  h,  Hemlock. 
Phipps,  Elsie  M.,  Ii.  Mackinaw. 
Pitcowitz,  Bernard,  a  &  f,  New  York 

City. 

.Porter,  Frank  L..  a  &,/,  Hartwick. 
Post,  F r e d B .,  a  * /,  Alba. 
Potter,  Earl  G.,  a  &f,  Davison. 
Potts,  Aurelia  B.,  h, Washington,  Mich. 
Prohaskee,  Leslie,  e,  Bay  City. 

Quigley,  George  W.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 

Ransom,  Katharine,  Ii,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Read  Loren,  a  &/,  Copemish. 
Regenos,  Showley  H.,  a  & /,  W i n o na 

Lake,  Ind. 

Reiley,  Wilgert,  a  & /,  Bellaire. 
Reynolds,  Bruce  L.,  e,  Dundee. 
Richardson,  Mary  A.,7(,  Hart: 
Rieker,  L e R o y H .,  e,  Dayton,  Ohio. 
Roben,  Douglas  B.,  e.  Big  Rapids. 
Roberts,  H a r ry  L;,  e,  Berlin,  Mich. 
Robison,  Leon  B.. e,  Hart. 
Robson,  Theodore  T.,  a  .* /,  Lansing. 
Rogers,  Leon,  e,  Allen. 
Rosen,  Robert,  e,  Detroit. 
Rose,  Charles  G..  e,  Muskegon. 
Rumsey,  Oscar  R.,  a  & /,  Hudson. 
Russell,  Melvin  A..  a  & f,  Ludington. 
Ryder.  Ralph  W.,  e,  North ville. 
Rvther,  Cyril  J.,  a  A  f,  West  Seneca, 

N.  Y. 

Sage,  Robert  J.,  a  & f..  So.  Frankfort. 
Sanford,  Carl  C,  a  &/,  Grass  Lake. 
Sanford,  Harold  D.,  a  & f,  Parma. 
Sapp,  H a r ry  B  ,  a  & f,  Mecosta. 
Saunders,  Theron  M.,  e.  WThite  Pigeon. 
Schaeffer,  Olen  J.,  a  &/,  Sturgis,  Mich. 
Schairer,  Ludwig,  e,  Detroit. 
Sehall,  H e n r y,  e,  Cheboygan,  Mich. 
Schleussner,  Otto  W.,  a  <*•/,  New  York 

City. 

Schneider,  H e n ry  W.,  e.  Grand  Rapids. 
Schuyler,  H a r ry  A.,  «  &-/,  Adrian. 
Schwab,  John  G.,  a  &/,  Bay  City. 
Sehwaderer,  Ernest  L.,  e. Cass  City. 
Scott,  A n na  L,  It,  Lansing. 
Scott,  Howard  R  ,  e,  Vanderbilt. 
Scott,  Keith,  a  &f,  N.  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Scott,  Leo  B.,  a  A /. Auburn,  Ind. 
Scribner,  Lynn  W..  a  *••/,  Detroit. 
Iron  Mountain. 
Seibert,  May  L.,h. 
Seymour,  Leon  II.,  <i  &/,  Sherwood. 
Shafer,  Florence  L.,  h.  Mason. 
Shafer,  Mary  S..  h,  E.  Lansing. 
Sheap.  Alton  V.,  a  &/,  J a c k s o n .^ 
Sheffield,  Archie  N.,  a  &/,  Bedford. 
Sheldon,  Helen  M..  h,  Eaton  Rapids. 
Sheldon,  Herbert  J.,  e-,  Lansing. 
Sherwood,  Emery  S.,  e.  Three  Oaks. 
Shirlev.  Chas.  D.,  a  ft/,  Crawfordsville, 

Ind." 

ids. 

S h a n a h a n,  Robert  E.,  a  & f,  Grand  Rap 

Sinlinger,  Florence  K..  h,  Lansing. 
Slater,  Bert  A.,  a  uf,  New  Buffalo. 
Smafieki,  Walter  B.,  e.  Brown  City. 
Smit.  Rae  A.,  h,  Detroit. 
Smith  Edwin,  a  & f,  Lodi. 
Smith,  Geo.  E.  a  & f.  Medina,  N.  Y. 
Smith,  Jas.  A.,  e.  Big  Flats.  N.  Y. 
Smith.  P h i l e n a E .,  h,  Lansing. 
Smith,  Roy  W..  e.  Ypsilanti. 
Smith.  Sidney  S..  a  &f,  Clarkston. 
Smits.  Benjamin,  a  4 /,  Jackson. 
Sorenson,  A r t h ur  A.,  a  A /.  Elkton. 
Soures,  Floyd  L.,  e,  E.  Lansing. 
Sours,  Alice  M.,  h.  Elk  Rapids. 
Sours,  Mrs.  Jennie,  h.  Cadillac. 
Spangler,  Frank  W.,  e,  Almont. 
Spaulding,  B.  F r a n k,  a  if,  Richland. 
Spencer,  A r t h ur  I t,  a  & /,  Traverse 

City. 

Sperry.  Lucile  M..  h,  Lansing. 
Spraker,  Eugene  C.,  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Stafford,  Sherley  J.,  e,  Pjttsford. 
Stahl,  Charles  A.,  a  &/,  Dowagiac, 
Staples,  H e n ry  L  ,  e,  Montague. 
Starr,  Leon  C,  e,  Imlay  City. 
Steckle,  Owen  H.,  a,  Freeport. 
Stege.  Geo.  W.,  e,  Manistee. 
Stewart,  Georgiana,  h,  Fostoria. 
Stiles,  J o hn  S.,  a  A /,  Delton. 
Stimson,  Robert  L.,  e.  Grand  Rapids. 
Stokes,  Byron  D.,  a  A /,  Union  City. 
Stolte,  C.  Edward,  a  A /,  Lansing. 
Stone,  Edwin  J.,  e,  Bridgeton. 
Stone,  Fred  A.,  e,  Clare. 
Storm,  Ray  H.,  a  A /,  Parma. 

T he  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

W I N T ER  U N D E R W E AR 

L a r g e st  a nd  B e st  S e l e c t ed  L i n es  in  t he  C i t y. 

B e t t er  V a l u es  f or  t he  S a me  M o n e y. 

SPECIAL. 

W o m e n 's  fine  J e r s e y - r i b b ed  F l e e c ed 
U n d e r w e a r,  ijood  2NC value 

2 5e 

F OR  M E N. 
T he  f a m o us  " W h i te  C a t"  U n d e r w e a r. 
Y ou  d o n 't  h a ve  to  h a nd  t h em  d o wn  after 
t h ey  a re  w a s h e d. 
T h ey  fit  as  w e ll  after 
w a s h i ng  as  b e f o r e. 

FREE  F A R ES  TO  LANSING. 

CAMERON  &  ARBAUGH  CO. 

Stradlev,  Fred  C,  e,  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
Symes, 'Louis  K.,  a  & f,  Bancroft. 
Tackabury,  Frank  M.,  a  A /,  Alpena. 
Tappan,  Grace  E.,  h,  E.  Lansing. 
Tavlor,  Clvde.  H.,  a  A /.  Shelby. 
Taylor,  H a r ry  J.,  e.  Northport,  *•= 
Taylor,  Martha,  h.  Ionia 
Tenkonohv,  Rudolph  J.,  e,  Detroit. 
Thomas,  Ethel  M..  7i, Toledo,  O. 
Thomas.  Herbert  N,  e.  Alden. 
Tobias.  K a t h e r yn  W.,  /<,  Okemos. 
Tubbs,  Clarence  C o*  /,  Gladwin. 
Turner,  Florence  E.,  h.  Owendale. 
Truax,  Hartley  E.,  a  A /,  Fennville. 

Van  Winkle,  Grant,  a  & /.  Caro. 
Vandervoort,  Sara  E.,  h.  Lansing. 
Van  Meter,  Morton,  e.  Cadillac. 
Van  Ness,  Mary,  h,  Niles 
V an  Orden,  Bertha  L..  A,  Shawnee.  Ok. 
Verplanck,  Rudolph  D.,  a  & f,  Gowen. 
Vogt,  Anton  H.,  e,  Coldwater. 
Voss,  A r v i l l a S .,  h,  Williamston. 

Waagbo,  H e r m a n n,  a  &/,  Northport. 
Wadd,  Roy  J.,  e,  Middleville. 
Warner,  Ray  C.  o  &/.  Bronson,  Mich. 
W a r n e r,  Russell  A.,  e,  P l y m o u t h. 
Warshow.  Max,  a  * /.  E  Lansing. 
Waters,  Zelda  Bj,  h.  E.  Lansing. 
Watson,  D e e C . / c.  Breckenridge. 
Webb,  Ohauncy  E.,  e.  Mason. 
Weir,  A.  J.,  a  &  f,  Allen. 
Wells.  Harold  B..  a  * /.  Grand  Rapids 
Westerveld.  Ira,  e.  Alba. 
Weston,  Gerald  W,  P. Grand  Rapids. 
Wheeler.  Angie  B.,  //.Mackinaw. 
Wheeler,  Chas.  H .,  a  & f,  Lansing. 
Wheeler,  Gail  R.,  e,  Cadillac. 
Whitacre,  Clarence  J.,  e,  Flint. 
Whitehouse.  Ida  L..  e.  Onekama. 
Wilcox,  H a r r v.  a  A /. Paw  P a w. 
Wilcox  H a r ry  E.,  e,  St.  Johns. 
Wilcox.  Melvin  R.,  «,  Saginaw. 
Wilhelm.  Hanley  A.,  e.  Traverse  City-
Wilhehn.  Philip,  a  A /,  Webster  Cross 

ing,  N  Y 

Williams,  Clyde,  e,  Williamston. 
Wilson,  Donald  M,  a  A /, Cass  City. 
W i n t e r m u t e,  Foster  M.,  a  & f.  Grand 

Rapids. 

WTolf.  A r t h ur  D.,  a  & /,  Grand  Rapids. 
Wolin,  Henry,  a  k f,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Wood,  Walter  A.,  a  A /,  E.  Lansing. 
Woolev,  Geo.  H,  Jr  ,  o  & /,  Detroit. 
Wolf.  J o hn  W.,  e,  Detroit. 
Wood,  Arthur  S.,  e,  Elk  Rapids. 
Woodin,  Irving  J.,  a  &f,  Owosso. 
Woodman,  David,  a  A /. Paw  Paw. 
Worcester,  Lawrence  P.,  e,  Hull,  Mass 
Wright.  Frances  E.,  /(,  Lansing. 
Zickgraf,  A r t h ur  F.,  e,  Lansing. 

O F F IC  E 
JOB 

S U P PL 
P R I N T I NC 

ES 

The  place where 

you  get  a"Square 

Deal" 

A L L EN  1 
3 05 
BELL  1 0 94 

' R I N T I NC 
MICH.  AVE.  E. 

CO. 
1 0 06 
r 

ci 

EARLE  C.  K I L L E E N, 

TEACHER  OF  VOICE 

In  Lansing  Friday  Evenings 

and  S a t u r d a y s. 

Lansing  Conservatory  —  2 i4 

W a s h i n g t on  A v e n ue  S o u t h. 

F.  N.  BOVEE 
O P T I C I AN 

GLASSES  FITTED 
EXAMINATION  FREE 

We 

c a r ry  a  c o m p l e te 

line'  of 

KODAKS  and  SUPPLIES 
and  do  d e v e l o p i ng  a nd  p r i n t i ng 
for  a m a t e u r s.  We  h a ve  a  s t u d i o' 
p o s t 
in  c o n n e c t i on  a nd  m a ke 
c a rd  p o r t r a i t s. 

lngersoll  Building,  Corner  Michigan 
and  Washington  Avenues 
Where  your  car  stops 

. - - . '. 

C  A  L  L 

O N. 

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Cawmtce  $  Uan Buren 
Printing  (Zo. 

W.H  EN 

IN 

N E ED 

OF 

C A L L I NC 

C A R DS 

1 22  O T T A WA 

S T. 

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.  .  • 
A LL  M E A TS 
May  look  alike  to  you, out  there  is  a 
very  prrt-at  difTerence  in  the  quality  we 
sold  by  some  other 
handle  and 
markets.  We  handle  none  hut  the  very 
best.  Like  the  pudding,  the  proof  of  good 
meats  is  in  the  eating.  A  trial  will  con 
vince  you  that  you  ought  to  trade  with  us. 

that 

We  make  daily  trips  to the  College. 
BOTH  PHONKS.  Careful  attention  given 

to  phone  orders. 

G o t t l i eb  R e u t t e r. 

823 Washington  Ave.  South. 

" We  Have  the  Goods." 

J.  H.  LARRABEE 
SPORTINC  &  ATHLETIC  COODS 
325 Washington  Ave. S.,  Lansing, Mich. 

D I R E C T O RY 

L A N S I NG  B U S I N E SS  A ND 
P R O F E S S I O N AL  M E N. 

The  names  in  this  Directory,  as  well  as 
those  of  all  our  other  advertisers,  are  of 
reliable  parties.  We  hope  that  the  faculty 
and  students  will  take  pains  to  patronize 
those  who  patronize  us. 

BARBERS. 

M 

A. (!. BARBER  SHOP.  Rooms in new-
Bath  House.  H.  A.  Sias,  Propr. 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 
A .M.  KMEKY.  U« Wash. Aye. X.  Books, 
.  Fine  Stationery.  Engraved  Calling 
Cards,  Fountain  Pens,  Pictures,  Frames. 
Fine  Framing  a  Specialty.  Up-to-date 
styles. 

• 

- 

"~ BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

II. WOODBURY.—Boots and  Shoes.  We 

shoe  the  students.  See ad. 

c 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
G EO.  G. BLUPEAU  & CO.—Bookbinders, 
account  book  makers,  paper  ruling, 
library  and  fine  art  bindings,  tile  boxes, 
map  mountings, albums,  pocket  books, etc. 
In  City  Xational 
Citizens  phone  Xo.  S6. 
Bank  Building. 

CLOTHING. 
LOUIS  BFX1K,—Clothier.  Gents'  Furnish 
ings,  Hats  and  Caps.  112  Washington 
Aye.  North. 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  H. U RN  EI).—China,  Glass  &  Lamps. 
DENTISTS. 

105  Washington  Aye. S-. 

E.  STOFFER,  I).  P.  S  Office  8(11  City 
.  National  Bank  Bldg.  Citizens  phone 

1049.  Former  M. A. C.  student. 

N.  H.  MOORE.  1). I). S.  Office  411-113 Hol-

,  lister  Building, Lansing,  Mich.  Citi 

zens phone 475. 

W.  MORSE,  D. 1). S.  Hollister  Block, 
room  517.  Citizens  phone  52,  Bell 
phone 396. 

E.  PARMELBE,  Dentist,  117J-S  Wash 
ington  Ave.  S.,  Lansing,  Michigan. 
Citizens phone, office  275:  residence, 2t>l. 

•  DEPARTMENT  STORES. 

c AMERON  &  ARBAUGH  CO.  Largest 

•and best  lighted  store in  Lansing. 

DRUGGISTS. 
R OUSER'S  CAPITAL  DRUG  STORE. 
Up  to  date.  Corner  store.  Opposite 
Hollister  Block. 

dorf&Son.  Drugs and  Druggists'Sun 
dries.  1(12  Washington  Ave. N. 

R OBINSOX  DRUG  CO., successors to Als-
DRY  GOODS. 
W. -KNAPP  & CO. successor  to Jewett  & 
.  Knapp.  Dry Goods—222-224 Wash. Ay. S. 

ELECTRICAL  SUPPLIES. 

c APITOL  ELECTRIC  CO.—E 1 e ct  ri ca 1 

Supplies.  Telegraph  Instruments  and 
Telephones.  11 Michigan  Ave.  E. 

EMPLOYMENT  AGENCIES. 
DAIRY  EMPLOYMENT  AGENCY,  Lan 
sing,  Michigan.  F. O. FOSTKK.  Propri 
etor.  • Office  oil  Oakland  Bldg.  Citizens 
phone  1590, Bell  phone 204. 

FURNISHING  GOODS. 
'LGIN  MIFFLIN.—Ladies  and  Gentle-
..  men's  Furnishing  Goods.  See  ad. 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

M 

J.  & B. M.BUCK.—Furniture.  Cornei-
Washington  Ave. and  Ionia  Street. 
See ad. 

. 

HACK  AND  BAGGAGE  LINES. 

o RDER  YOUR.  HACKS  for  parties  at 

Carr's  Hack  Barn.  Livery  in  connec 
tion.  410  Washington  Ave. N. 

HARDWARE,  STOVES  &  T I N W R E. 
NY> R T O N 'S  HARDWARE.—  G e n e r al 

Hardware. Tinware, Graniteware, Cut 
Ill  Washington  Ave.  S. 

lery,  Stoves,  etc. 
See  ad. 

ICE  CREAM,  SHERBET  AND  ICES. 
D AVIS  *  CO., 127 MichiganAve.E.,iiiake 
all  kinds  of  Fancy  ICe Cream,  Sherbet 

and  lees.  Roth  Phones. 

JEWELERS. 

cian.  121  Washington  Ave.  N.,  Lan 
sing,  Mich. 

c HAS.  A.  PIELLA— Jeweler  and  Opti 
LEAVE  your  Fine  Watches  and  Jewelry 
with  J.  J.  Heath  for  repairs.  He  will 
please  you. 

MANICURE  AND  HAIRDRESSING. 
M RS.  0.  T. CASE.—Manicure  and  Hair-
dressing  Parlors.  Masquerade  wigs 
for  rent.  Switches  made  of  cut  hair  or 
combings.  The  France-American  Hygienic 
Toilet  Requisites  a  specialty.  New  phone 
118.  222W Washington  Ave. S., up  stairs. 

MUSIC,  PIANOS,  ETC. 
G RINNELI.  BROS.—Pianos,  Organs  and 
everything  in  the  line  of  music.  219 
Washington  Ave. N. 

OCULISTS. 
P H A S.  G.  JENKINS,  M.  D —Diseases  of 
\s  Eye, Ear, Nose and  Throat.  Hours, 9 to 
12 a. m.  and  2 to  5 p. m.  Citizens  phone 1030. 
Rooms 20S-204 Prudden  Block. 

JOSEPH  FOSTER,  M.D.-Eye,  Ear,  Nose 
J  and  Throat.  Hours,  SI to  12 a. m  •  2 to 4 
p.m.;  Sundays  12 to  1: Evening  7 to 8.  Cor 
ner  Allegan  St.  and  Capitol  Ave.,  Lansing 
Both  phones. 

~~~~ 

PHYSICIANS. 
DR.  H.  W.  LANDON~  OfficeTand  resl-
dence  M. A. O.  Office  hours  from  7  to 
8::io  a. m.  and  12:SO to  2 and  6:80  to  8 p  m. 
Sunday  office  hours,  4 to  5 and  7 to  8 D m 
New phone 1560. 
DR.  OSCAR  H.  BRUEGEL.  Hours  9 to 
11 a.m.;  2 to  4 and  7 to  8 p. 111.  Sundays 
12 to  1 and  5 to  6 p. m.  Agricultural  College 
Mich.  Citizens  phone  1502. 

PLUMBERS. 

?HIELDS  & LEADLBY.—Plumbing  and 
J  Heating.  300 Washington  Ave. N., Lan 

sing.  Both  phones.