The  M.  A.  C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  S T A TE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

V O L.  15. 

. 

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  28,  1909. 

X o.  2. 

LIBERAL  ARTS  UNION —EN 
TERTAINMENT  COURSE. 

T he  attention  of  the  readers  of 
the  R E C O RD  is  invited  to  the  very 
excellent  entertainnlent  course  of 
fered  by  the  Liberal  A r ts  Union  to 
the  college  people  and  others  who 
may  be  fortunate  enough  to  secure 
tickets.  T he  numbers  and  dates 
are  as  follows  : 

M m e.  R i t a F o r n ia  andKaltenborn 

String  Quartette,  Oct.  iS. 

D r.  E d w a rd  Burton  MacDowell, 

Nov.  12. 

Lorado  T a f t,  Dec.  S, 
Gov.  E.  W.  Hoch,  Feb.  22. 
Festival—two 
May 

concerts. 

Dates  to  be  announced  later. 

Season  tickets.are  s o l d at  $2  for 
the  six  numbers,  and  can  be  obtained 
at  Secretary  Brown's  office,  where 
seats  can  be  also  reserved  prior  to 
each  entertainment  without  extra 
cost. 

M mc  Rita  Fornia 

is  a  prima 
donna  soprano  from  the  Metropoli 
tan  Opera  Company  of  N ew  Y o rk 
is  a  native  American, 
City.  She 
in  San  Francisco  and  has 
born 
studied  abroad 
for  several-years, 
and  has  had  the  advantage  of  special 
training  under  J e an  de  Reszke,  and 
has  sung  in  English,  German  and 
Italian  opera,  taking 
the  principal 
role  under  such  managers  as  Sav 
age  and  Conried.  She  will  be  sup 
ported  by  the  Kaltenborn  String 
Quartette  and  *  EOGya«te»(  2sce,u?* 
paniest. 
i-  well 
known  of  its  own  merits  and  will 
render  an 
excellent  program  of 
duets,  trios  and  quartettes  and  violin 
and  'cello  solos. 

quartette 

T he 

Dr.  E d w a rd  Burton  MacDowell 
is  a  widely  traveled  and  educated 
lecturer  and  correspondent.  T he 
the 
subject  of  his  lecture  will  be 
Panama  Canal,  a  project  of  great 
moment  and  interest  to  all,  and  will 
be  splendidly  illustrated  with 
lan 
tern  slides  and  moving  pictures 
the  canal 
showing  the  scenery  of 
zone  and  the  methods  and  progress 
of  the  digging  of  the  great  ditch. 

Lorado  Taft,  in  addition  to  being 
one  of 
the  foremost  of  American 
sculptors,  has  the  happy  faculty  of 
taking  and  holding  an  audience  as 
he  tells  about  his  work.  He  brings 
to  the  lecture  platform  the  complete 
paraphernalia  of  the  scluptor's  stu 
dio  and  in  the  presence  of  the  audi 
ence  shows  how  plastic  clay 
is 
into  artistic  and  beautiful 
shaped 
in  the 
forms  and  made  permanent 
plaster  cast.  His 
is  "A 
subject 
Glimpse  of  a  Sculptor's  Studio,  or 
H ow  Statues  are  M a d e ."  T he 
writer  is  personally  acquainted  with 
Mr.  Taft,  has heard  his  lectures  and 
knows 
to 
miss  the  opportunity  to  hear  him. 

that  no  one  can  afford 

Gov.  E.  W.  Hoch,  while  govern 

to 

in 
or  of  Kansas,  was  instrumental 
securing 
that  state  radical  but 
much  needed  legislation  for  the  con 
trol  of  corporations,  the  revision  of 
taxation, pure  food,  judicial  reforms, 
etc.,  and  became  thereby  a  national 
figure.  He 
is  a  man  of  principle, 
and  earnest  conviction  and  has  a 
forceful  way  of  presenting  his  views 
whether  in  public  or  private.  By 
these  qualities  of  mind 
means  of 

and  manner  he  is  in  great  demand 
as  a  public  speaker  on  economic 
subjects. 

T he  May  Festival  is  happily  an 
established  institution  at  M.  A.  C. 
T he  M.  A.  C.  Chorus,  which  has 
undertaken  to  present  two  concerts 
at  the  May  Festival  -will  be  under 
the  direction  of  M r.  Killeen  and 
will  be  assisted  by  outside  talent  of 
known  ability. 

T he  program  this  year  will  be  of 
formerly 
a  lighter  character 
and  there  can  be  no  doubt  as  to  the 
artistic 
this  musical 
event. 

success  of 

than 

T he  entire  progress  of  the  course 
should  appeal  to  every  one  for  its 
variety  and  excellence. 
T he  ex 
pense  connected  with  the  enterprise 
is  large,  and  hearty  and  generous 
support  for  the  undertaking  is  asked 
Of  the  students,  faculty  and  com 
munity. 

G.  W.  B I S S E L L, 
P r e s.  Liberal  A r ts  Union. 

NEW  MEMBERS  OF 
FACULTY. 

P A Y S I CS  D E P A R T M E N T. 

Mr.  Ernest  Roller,  A.  M.,  In 
structor 
have 
in  Physics,  will 
charge  of  the  agricultural  students. 
the  D e P a uw 
He  is  a  graduate  of 
University,  Greencastle, 
Indiana, 
class  of  1900  withyah  A.  M.  degree 
1906.  He  has had  a number  of  years' 
experience  as  a  teacher 
in  physics, 
recently  in  Lafayette,  Indiana.  He-
is  a  man  with  a  family  and 
lives  in 
M r.  Woodbury's  house  on  Abbot 
road. 

"Mr.  G.  A.  Kelsall,  B.  S.,  Instruc 
tor  in  Electrical  Engineering,  grad 
uated 
from  the  Rose  Polytechnic 
School,  T e r re  Haute,  Ind.,  class  of 
1906.  He  has  had  experience  with 
the  General  Electric  Company  and 
the  Westinghouse  Company.  He 
came  here  from 
Indiana  Steel 
Company,  Gary,  Ind. 

the 

FOUR M. A. C. FORESTERS 
IN ACTUAL SERVICE. 

T h is  summer  J.  Coney  D e C a m p, 
Chester  S.  W a g n e r,  R oy  S.  Wheeler-
and  Irving  Gilson  have  had  the  ex 
periences  of  actual  forestry  service. 
T h e se  men 
vacation 
spent 
period  in  one  of  the  state  reserves 
of  Montana,  patrolling  the  woods 
on  the  look-out  for  fires  and  study 
ing  the  various  methods  of  forest 
protection. 

the 

T h is  position  paid  a  salary  of 
$75  per  month  and  is  looked  upon 
as  a  very  probable  resource  by  the 
present  class  in  forestry. 

B I R T H S. 

To  Mr.  and  M r s.  R.  G.  Carr,  '08, 
Sept.  24,  girl,  weight,  9  pounds. 
Name,  Betty  Acteen  Carr. 

To  M r.  and  " M r s.  Louis  C. 
'92,  m,  Sept.  25,  boy. 

Brooks, 
N a m e,  Charles  Harvey  Brooks. 

All  students  should  save  all  col 
lege  papers,  programs,  notes,  an 
nouncements,  etc. 

LIST  OF  NEW  STUDENTS. 

Alderman,  Harold  B., 5 e, Buffalo,  N. Y. 
, dlen,  Duane  W.  4 a & /,  Jackson. 
Allen,  Herman  H.,  4 e,  Ishpeining. 
Allen,  Stanley  O,  5  e,  Lansing. 
Anderson,  Ruth  F.,  b h e, Cadillac. 
Anderson,  Esther  E.,  4 7i  m.  Cadillac. 
Andrews,  Francis E.,  4 e,  Grand Rapids. 
Andrews,  Harold  E.,  4e,  Cedar  Springs. 
Armstrong,  Orville  R.,  4e,  Pittsford. 
Asman,  Carl  P.,  5 e,  Conklin. 
Avery,  Jean  P.,  4  h e,  Lansing. 
Babcoek,  Ray  McK.,  5  a  ft  /,  Harbor 

Springs. 

Bailey,  Frank  F.,  4 a  * /,  Hillsdale. 
Bailey.  William  B.,  4 e,  Sturgis. 
Baker,  Thomas  F.,  4  a  & f,  Grand 

Haven. 

Ball,  Irine  W.,  4 h e. Grand  Rapids. 
Barber,  Don  D., 4 a & f.  Battle  Creek. 
Bateson,  George  F.,  4 e,  Detroit. 
Bauer,  Clifford  L..  4 e,  Clinton, 
Beeman,  Howard  N.,  4 a & f,  Williams-

ton. 

Begemon,  Albert  N.,  5 a *•/; Hopkins. 
Belknap,  Julie  A.,  4 h e, Grand  Rapids. 
Belknap,  Tyle  E.,  5 e,  Whitteman. 
Bell,  Herbert  D.,  4 a &/,  Port  Hope. 
Bell,  John  M.,  5 a &/,  Elkhart,  Ind. 
Benedict,  Dwight  E.,  8  a  m f,  Cheboy 

gan. 

Benton,  Jennie  I.,  5 h e, Shelby. 
Bertch,  Schuyler,  5 a &/,  Lansing. 
Beysehlag  Marguerite  L.,  4  /i  e,  St. 

Clair. 

Beyschlage,  Lucil,  4 h e, St.  Clair. 
Bige'ow,  Hartwell  G.,  4 a  & f,  Fowler-

ville. 

tsuxi,  iord  JVL,  4e,  Lansing. 
Bissell,  Richard  E.,  4 e,  Milford. 
Blackford,  George,  5 e, Yale. 
Bloodgood,  Harriett  E.,  4  /1  e.  Port 

Huron. 

Bonder,  Walter  F.,  4 a &f,  Detroit. 
Braolio,  Felipe,  5 a &f,  Durango. 
Bracho,  Miguel,  5 e,  Durango. 
Bradford,  Melvina  M.,  4 h e,  Lansing. 
Bradley,  Marie  M.,  4 h  e., Toledo, Ohio. 
Bradley,  Marjorie  McB.,  4  h  e,  Park 

Ridge. 

Brondes,  Elmer  W.,  5 a ft /,  Detroit. 
Brennan,  Mary  F.,  5 h e,  E.  Lansing. 
Brise,  Dwight  A.,  4 a &/.,  Detroit. 
Bridges,  Joseph,  4  a  &/.,  Detroit. 
Brimmer,  Almira  E.,  5 h e,  Capimish. 
Brooks, John. A.,  4 e,  Lansing. 
Brown,  Frank  R.,  5e,  Sandusky. 
Brown,  Robert  A.,  5  a  & /,  Shownee, 

Okla. 

Buggs,  Harold  P.,  4 e,  Lansing. 
Burget,  Leon  W.,  4 e.  Marlette. 
Burns,  Franklin  B.,  4 e, Grand  Rapids. 
Burr,  Frank  M.,  4 e,  Standish. 
Byrines,  Martin  A.,  3  a  & /,  Philadel 

phia,  Penn. 

Carlow,  Paul,  4 a  & f,  Winnetka. 
Carey,  Owen,  4 e,  Harbor  Springs. 
Carey,  Lafayette  C,  4  a  & f,  Charle 

voix. 

Carpenter,  Arthur  N.,  5 e,  Saginaw. 
Carrier,  Horace  M.,  5 a  & f,  Erie. 
Carstens,  Carl  C,  4  a  ft  /,  Michigan 

City. 

Carstens,  Melita  C,  4  h  e, Grand  Rap 

ids. 

Carter,  Nina  S.,  4 A e,  East  Lansing. 
Casey,  William  J.,  5 e,  Detroit. 
Chambers,  Edward  G.,  4  e,  Frankfort. 
Chambers,  Essie,  5  h  e,  Swartz  Creek. 
Chaney,  James,  5 e,  Detroit. 
Chiu,  Chin,  4 a  &f,  Chicago, 111. 
Christensen,  Walter  E., 5  a  &f,  Brook 

lyn. 

Christian,  Forest  B.,  5  a  & /,  Wood 

land. 

(Continued  on  page 2.) 

A L U M NI 

Herschel  B.  Lazell. 

Hcrschel  Bouton  Lazell,  with  ' 9 1, 
was  born  at  the  home  of  his  grand 
father  Lazell,  August  22,  1866,  in 
the  age 
Eaton  bounty,  Mich.  Ai 
to 
of  two  years  his  parents  moved 
Grand  Ledge,  where  he  attended 
the  village  school  and  worked  with 
his  father.  W h en  he  was  20  years 
old  he  entered  the  class  of  *<;i,  but 
before  he  had  completed  the  course 
to  Colorado,  where, 
here  he  went 
he 
After 
studying  law  for  a  period  of  three 
years  in  the  offices  of  Cassius  Alex 
ander  of  Grand  Ledge  and  A.  A. 
Ellis  of  Ionia  he  was  admitted 
to 
practice  and 
later  appointed  State 
reporter  by  tile  supreme  court  of 
Michigan. 

remained  until 

1893. 

the  office. 

Death  is  the  result  of 

tuberculo 
sis,  which  developed  from  a  severe 
attack  of  typhoid  fe\er  last  fall. 
It 
was  onlv  with  strenuous  efforts  that 
to  exercise  the 
he  had  been  able 
lie  was  re 
duties  of 
moved 
to  Bellevue  September  13, 
where  it  was  hoped  he  might  re 
gain  his  strength,  but  with  no  avail. 
is  survived  b\-  his  wife,  one 
son, J o hn  1!.  Lazell,  and  one  step 
ilau<_rhter.  Miss 
of  Lansing.  T he  funeral 
were  held  Friday  afternoon  at 
home. 

lessie  T o m p k i n s, 
services 
the 

l ie 

'03. 
J.  A.  Froze,  '03,  civil,  is  at  pres 

for  Chicago, 
ent  bridge  director 
Milwaukee  &  St.  Paul  R y. 
I lis 
office  is  at  the  Railway  Exchange, 
Chicago. 

"08. 

H.  M.  Rouse,  '08,  civil,  has 

just 
recently  accepted  a  position  with 
the  California  Development  Co.  at 
Calcxico.  He  is  instrument  man  on 
irrigation  work  in  Imperial  Valley. 

'09. 
In  U.  S.  Forest  Service. 

S Q U AW  C R E EK  R A N G ER 

S T A ., 

Via.  Truckee,  Calif., 

My  Dear  Mr.  W r i g h t: 

Sept.  21,  1909. 
E n 

closed  find  fifty  sents  (50c.)  for  one 
year's  subscription  to  the  R E C O R D, 
to  start  whenever  my  old  subscrip 
tion  expires. 
Please  change  my 
address  from  East  Lansing  to  N e 
vada  City,  Calif.,  Box  K. 

I 

have 

Although 

severed  my 
active  connection  with  M.  A.  C, 
still  I  feel  as  keen  an  interest  in  the 
doings  about  the  campus  as  ever 
and  would  hate  to  miss  even  one 
the  "College  L e m o n" 
number  of 
with  all  its  newsy  notes,  for  any 
thing  that  sounds  like  old  times  is 
gratefully  received  out  here  in  the 
wild  and  mountains  of  California. 
W i th  kindest  regards  to  yourself 

and  to  old  M.  A.  C,  I  remain, 

Y o u rs  sincerely, 
J.  Ai  E R ED  M I T C H E L L, 

'09. 

].  C.  H o p p h a m,  '09, has  accepted 
an  instructorship  in  the  mathemat 
ics  department  of  this  college. 

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Lansing,  Mich. 

TUESDAY, 

SEPT.  28, ipog. 

LIST  OF NEW  STUDENTS. 

(Continued  from  page l.t 

Clark,  Walter  B.,  5 a * /,  Howell. 
Clark.  Harold  G., 4 a  & /,  Grass  Lake. 
Clemens,  Ruby  S.. 4  1>.  e.  Sebewaing. 
Clemens,Louise  I.. 4 h e,  Sebewaing. 
Clemens,  Vernon  A., 5 e,  Detroit. 
Close,  E d w a rd  A., 4 c,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Clothie,  Herbert  G., 4 a & /, Marlette. 
Claycomb,  George  B., 4 a & f,  East  Lan 

sing. 

Cobb,  Leslie  A.,  4e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Cole,  Russell  E , 5 e. Grand  Rapids. 
Coleman,  Harold  G, 4 e,  Marshall. 
Colgan,  Richard  A., 4  a  & /,  Berwyn, 
-  Pa. 
Collette,  Ralph  K., 4  a  & /,  N. Tona-

wanda,  N.  Y. 

Collins,  Percy  A., 5 a ttf,  Petoskey. 
Calvin,  Chrystal  G., h e,  Lansing. 
Conway,  Thomas  E., 4 e,  Martin. 
Cook,  Georgie  A., 4 h e. Grand  Rapids. 
Cook,  Gerald  D.,  4 a &f,  Grand  Haven. 
Cooley,  E d g e r t o n C,  4 a & /,  Ishpemiug, 
Cooley,  William  S., 4 c,  Ishpeming. 
Cooper,  George  J., 5 e, Cassopolis. 
Corey,  Walter,  C,  4 o  & /,  Ft.  W a y n e. 
Cowing,  F r a nk  A., 4 a  & f,  Homewood. 
Crane,  Laura  E.,  4 h e.  West  Side. 
Creswell,  Gladys  P., 5 h e, Lansing. 
Crofts,  Virginia  J.,  4h  e. Gross  Lake. 
Crone,  Leonard,  4 e,  Ovid. 
.Grossman,  Egbert  F ., 5 a  & /,  Lansing, 
Crown,  William  W.,  4 e,  Groton. 
Cummings,  William  S.,  4 e,  Sibley. 
Curtis,  Mildred  H, 4 h e,  Stoughton. 
Curtis,  William  J r ., 5 a  & /,  Stoughton, 
Cushman,  Dewitt  D.,  5 e,  Petosky. 
Dailing  Earl  G., 5 e, Lansing. 
Daniels,  Axie  W.,  5 h e,  Okeinos. 
Danville,  Walter  A.,  5 e,  Copemish. 
Davidson,  Levi,  5 a  & f,  Baltimore, Md. 
Davis,  Frank  R.. 4 e,  Detroit. 
Davis,  Howard  L., 4 a & f,  Elizabeth. 
Davison,  Roland  H ., 5  a  & f,  Buffalo, 

N. Y. 

Day,  A r t h ur  E., 4 a  & /,  Bellevue. 
Day,  Clark  E,  5 «,  Flint. 
Dean,  Samuel  Mi,  4 e, Traverse  City. 
Deere,  Harold  W., 5 a & /,  Orion. 
De Groff,  Earl  W.,  4 a & /, Buffalo,  N. Y. 
Dennis,  Grace,  5 h e,  Williamston. 
Dennis,  John,  4 e,  Hastings. 
Densen,  F r a nk  B , 5 a  & f,  Brooklyn. 
Detzell,  Harold  W.,  4 e.  Cadillac. 
De  Waele,  Chas.  W., 4 e,  Roscommon. 
De  Walker,  Harold  V.,  5  e,  Blooming 

dale. 

Dewey,  Clyde  C,  4 o t /,  Bellaire. 
Dewitt,  Laura,  4 h e, Cass  City. 
Dick,  Raymond  I., 4 a &/.  Iron wood. 
Dickinson,  Grace  M.,  4 h e,  Davisson. 
Digby,  Earl  T., 4 a  & /,  Bay  City. 
Dillman,  Grover  C.,  4 e,  Bangor. 
Dimmick.  Seraphine,  4 h e,  Owosso. 
Dangles,  Howard  R., 5 a &f,  Flint. 
Hodge,  Sophia  D.,  4 h e,  Lansing. 
Dorgan,  Albert  W.,  5 a  & f,  Lyons. 
Downy,  William  D., 4  a  & /,  Benton 

Harbor. 

Duddler,  Lee  W.,  5 a & f,  Ashton. 
Dumont,  Claude  A.,  5 c,  Ionia. 
Dunn,  Lancie  W., 4 e,  Sparta. 
Eddy,  Alfred,  4 a & /, Port  Austin. 
Edmonds,  Orva  W.,  5 h e, Bay  City. 
Edward  Otto  F.,  4 e, Sault  St.  Marie, 

T he  M. A. C.  RECORD. 

Edwards,  A r t h ur  P.,  5 e,  Detroit. 
Elliott,  Mary,  5 h  e^Haslett. 
Ellman,  Morris  C, 5 a & /,  New  Haven. 
England,  Carl  J., 4 e,  Woodland. 
Essig,  B. Clark,  4 e, Owosso. 
Evans,  Glenn  D.,  4 e, Traverse  City. 
Ewing,  F r a nk  H,  4 e,  Pent  water. 
Fahringer,  Rebecca  M.,  4 he.  Grand 

Rapids. 

Fairchild,  Her  J ., 4 e,  Hastings. 
Fosoldt,  K a rl  N.,  4 e, Grand  Rapids. 
Favorite,  Nellie  G,  4 h e,  H u n t i n g t o n. 
Ferguson,  Alden  C, 4 a  & f,  Marshall. 
Fields,  Walter  S.,  4 a  ft/,  Buffalo,  N. Y. 
Fisher,  Theodore,  5 a  & /,  Otsego. 
Fletcher,  J o hn  De  S.,  4  a  & /,  Berrien. 
Fogle,  Floyd  E., 4 e,  Vermontville. 
Foote,  William  S . , 4 c,  Milford. 
Foster,  Clifford  E., 4 e,  Lansing. 
Foster,  Rose  A.,  5 h e, E.  Lansing. 
Fox,  Guy  V., 4 a &/,  Allegan. 
Francis,  Barton  C, 4 a & /,  Detroit. 
Fraze,  William  D.,  4 e,  Traverse  City. 
Fredrick,  Oliver  H, 5 e,  Saginaw. 
Frahm,  Norman  F., 4 a if,  Detroit. 
Frost,  Flossie  B , 5 h e, E.  Lansing. 
Faffield,  Sidney  C, 5 e, Six Lakes. 
Gardner,  H a r r i et  B.,  4 h e,  Lansing. 
Gardner,  H a r ry  T.,  5 a &/,  Petoskey. 
Garner,  Ara  G.,4h  e,  Lansing. 
Garrison,  Mabel  A.,  5 h e, E.  Lansing. 
Gettleman,  Aubrey,  4 a  & /,  Detroit. 
Goscoigne.  Fred  C. 5 a  & /  Englewood, 

111. 

Gatchell,  Alta,  5 h e,  Marshall. 
Geyer,  Elmer  C,  4 a & /,  Unionville. 
Gibson,  Francis  J., 4 h e,  Detroit. 
Gigaudit,  Pauline  M.,  4 h e,  Grand  Ma-

rais. 

Gilson,  Clair  A.,  4 e,  Niles. 
Gleason,  Chas  E., 5 e,  Kalamazoo. 
Gtickley,  Sybil  M.,  4 h e, Grand  Rapids. 
Golding,  Dan  Levi,  4 a  & f,  Lansing. 
Goodman,  Booth  B.,  4 e,  Ishpeming. 
Goodwin,  Ozias  T.,  4 a & /, Ionia. 
Gorenflo,  Elmer  F.,  4 a  & f,  Detroit. 
Gorham,  Clarence  F.,  5 e, G r a nd  Rapids. 
Gorton,  Gladys,  L., 4 h e,  Gregory. 
Graham,  Mary  E.,  5 he,  Berrien  Springs. 
Granger,  Fred  L , 4 a  & f,  Lexingt'on. 
Grove,  Richard  E., 4 e, St. Ignace. 
Gray,  Leon  D.,  4 e,  Alden. 
Gribble,  William  C,  4 e, Iron  wood. 
Grover,  Lewis K.,  5 a & /,  Grand  Rapids. 
Gunn,  Ford  L.,  4 a  & /,  Lansing. 
Hach,  Walter  F-, 4 a . * /,  Willoughby. 
Haddock,  Ray  D.,  0 a  & /, Northville. 
H a g e r m a n,  Delay  L., 4 a  & /,  Allen. 
Haines,  Paul  B.,  5 a  &  /,  New  Haven. 
Hall,  Carroll  H,  4 <%  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Hall,  Dudley  P.,  5 e, Paw  Paw. 
Hall,  Harry,  4 e,  Hubbell. 
Halliday.  Ray  B.,  4 e,  Marshall. 
Hamilton,  Joseph  H., 4  a  K f.  Grand 

Rapids. 

Hansen,  George  E.,  O P, Detroit. 
Hanson,  J o hn  D. J r ., 4 a & /,  Hart. 
H a r t,  Isidor,  5 <>,  Woodbury. 
Haugh,  Raymond  R., 4 e,  Detroit. 
Hayes,  Florence  M.,  4 h e,  Lansing. 
Hayes,  Harold  T., 4 e,  Marquette. 
Hay ward,  Blanche  L.,  4 h e, St.  Clair. 
Hazeton,  Agnes  A., 5 h e,  Washington. 
Hazen,  J.  B. 4 h e  Hudson. 
Heitsch,  George,  4 e,  Pontiac. 
llendershott,  G. Dwiglit.  5  e,  Genesee 

Go. 

Howard.  Roy  B.,  4 a & /, Jonesville. 
Hoyt,  Mrs. Alice  R., 5 h e, E.  Lansing. 
Hubbert,  Robert  Jr.,  5 e,  Detroit. 
H u m p h r e y,  Madison  J ., 4 a  & f,  Geneva, 

Ohio. 

Hutchins,  Lee Milo,  4  a  & f,  Fennville. 
Hutchinson,  Mabel  A.,  4  he,  Lansing. 
H u t t o n,  K e n n e th  W., 4 e,  Ludington. 
Ide,  Zelma  C, 4 h e,  De Witte. 
Jacklin,  Harold  M.,  4 e,  Lansing. 
J a h r a n s,  Harold  A., 4 e,  Traverse  City. 
J a ck way,  Clara  J., 4 fee, Benton  Harbor. 
J e n n i n g s,  Clair  E.,  5 e, E au Claire. 
Johnson,  T. Raymond,  5 e,  Saginaw. 
Johnson,  J u l i us  E.,  4 a & f,  Ironw'ood. 
K a n t e r s,  Lloyd  McN,  4 e,  Holland. 
Kaplan,  Julius,  5 e, Woodbine,  N. J. 
Kelley,  Leon  P.', 4 e.  Alba. 
Kellogg,  Leland,  4 e,  Kint. 
Kenhley,  Enerord  S., 4 a &-/,  Vandalia, 

Mo. 

Kidman,  Carl  S t, 4 a & / .,  Adrian. 
Kimball,  R u b a rd  M.,  4  a  & /,  G r a nd 

Rapids. 

Kincard,  Charles  R.,  5 e,  Detroit. 
King,  Don  M.,  5 a & /,  Petoskey. 
Kinyon,  J o hn  H., 5 e,  Northville. 
Kirshman,  Irving,  5 a & /,  Fenton. 
Kishigo,  W m.  A.,  4  a  & f,  Harbor 

Springs. 

Klinger,  Karl  M.,  4 a & /,  Delaware,  O 
Kloosterman,  Evert,  4 e,  Zeeland. 
K n a p p,  Morris,  4 a & /,  Jackson. 
Knickerbocker,  Mamie  M. ,4  h  e,  Lan 

sing. 

Knierine,  Carrie  C., 4 h e, Woodville, O. 
Koester,  A r t h ur  W., 5  a  4  /,  Buffalo, 
Krieger,  Charlie  M.,  4 a * /,  Lansing. 
Krordsma,  Raymond  F ., 4 a  & /,  Grand 

Rapids. 

Laidie,  George  L., 4 e,  Ludington. 
Lamoreaux,  Madge,  4 k e. Grand  Rapids. 
Lance,  Glee  A.,  5 e, Elsie. 
Lawrence,  Myra  H., 4 h  e,  Decatur. 
Lawson,  Edward,  4 a  & /,  Lansing. 
Laylon,  H a r r i e t te  B., 5 he, W i n t er  Park. 
Le  Beau,  Mac  Leo,  4 ir&f,  Elsie. 
Leslie,  Robert  F.,  5 e,  Cadillac. 
,  Lester,  Claude  R..  4 e,  St. Johns. 
Levin,  Ezra,  5 a &f,  Detroit. 
Lewis,  C'ayton  A.,  4 e,  Lamb. 
Lewis,  Glenn  O.,  5 a  & /,  E a s t L e r o y. 
Lievense,  Benjamin  H,  5  a  & /,  Hol 

land. 

Lloyd,  William  H . , 4 e,  Buffalo,  N. Y. 
Lombard,  E va R., 4  h e, Grand  Rapids. 
Lowe,  H a r v ey  J., 4 a  & /, Benton  Har 

bor. 

Lynn,  Alger  M.,  5 e, Grand  Rapids. 
Macdonald,  Joseph  A..  4 e, Grand  Rap 

ids. 

MacGowan,  William  S.„ 4 e, Sodus. 
Macluness,  Carroll  A.,  4 a  & f,  Alpena. 
Mack,  Grace  M.,  4 h e, St. J o h n s. 
Mahar,  Joseph  H, 5 e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Mains,  Edwin  B.,  4 e, Cold  Water. 
Mansfield,  A da M, 5 h e,  Hurley. 
Mansfield,  Vern,  5 It e.  Hurley. 
Markley,  Leland  S.,  4 a & f,  Grand  Rap 

ids. 

Mason,  Will  L.,  4 e,  Montague. 
Mason,  Peter  G.,  5 e, Blanchard. 
Mason,  Allen  J., 4 e,  Flint. 
Massnick,  George  W., 4 a & f,  Bay  City. 
Mather,  Dan  W.,  4 a * /,  E.  Lansing. 
Matthews,  Joseph  H. 5 e, Mt. Clemens. 
McClintock,  J a m es  A.,  J r .,  4  a  &  f, 

Hendrickson,  A r t h ur  H.,  4 a & f,  Grand 

Lansing. 

Rapids. 

Hewitt,  H o w a rd  E., 4 a * /,  Lansing. 
Hildorf,  W a l t er  G.,  4 e,  Painsdale. 
Hill,  Joseph  E., 4 c,  Detroit. 
Hill,  Irving  D.,  0 a & /, Owosso. 
Hill,  Randolph  M.,  4 e,  Lansing. 
Hill,  Leon  S., 4 c,  Benton  Harbor. 
Hines,  Allie  M.,  0 7i e, Big  Rapids. 
Hoffer,  E d w a rd  W.,  5 e,  Petoskey. 
Hogan,  Susie  J ., 4 h e,  Clinton. 
Hogue,  Louise,  4 h e,  Sodus. 
Holden,  Rensley,  4 e, Yale. 
Holmes,  Albert  B.,  4 e,  Northville. 
Hopkins,  Fredrick  G., 5 e,  Lansing. 
Hoppham,  Lewis  P.,  4 e, N.  Lansing. 
Houghton,  Ruby  S., 5 a  &/,  Oak Grove. 
Houscany,  Louis  J., 5  a  & f,  Mt.  Clem 

ens. 

McCreery,  Lee  B.,  4 a  & f,  Fenton. 
McCurdy,  Byron  C, 4 e,  Pittsford. 
McDonald,  J a m es  A.,  4 e, Bad  Axe. 
McDonald,  William  A., 4 a  &f,  Owosso. 
McGee,  Clarence  A.,  5 a & /, Cadillac. 
M c l n t y r e,  H o w a rd  H . , 4a 4  /,  Swiss-

ville. 

McKeen,  Chas.  F.. 5 e. Three  Oaks. 
McKillop,  Mary  E., 4 ft. e,  Detroit. 
McMillan,  W. H, 5 e, Long  Rapids. 
Merwin,  Chas.  L., 5 e,  Moscow. 
Meyer,  Edward,  4 e,  Mt. Clemens. 
Meyers,  Frank,  4 e,  Dowagiac. 
Miller,  Dike  O, 5 a &f,  Dry den. 
Miners,  Harold  F., 4 a  * /,  Berrien. 
Minogue,  Roland  E.,  4 e,  Newago. 
Moore,  Morris  H, 4 e.  Traverse  City. 
Moore,  J o hn  M . , 5 P,  Ironwood. 

( 

Mo-ntfort,  Roy  M.,  4 a  & /,  Benton  Har 

bor. 

Moran,  Fred,  5 a & /, Peterson,  N. J. 
Morgan,  Howard  C, 4 e, Traverse  City. 
Morlock,  J o hn  F.,  4 e, St.  Joseph. 
Morrison,  F r a nk  A.,  4 e,  Fostoria. 
Mosher,  Harold  A., 5 a  & /, Rochester 

N. Y. 

Mote,  Sharan  K,  4 a & /, Piqua, O. 
Muellenbach, 

I r ma  K..  5 h  e,  E.  Lan 

sing. 

. 

Munro,  Albert  F . , 4a  & f,  Lansing. 
Murdaugh,  Ross  A., 4 a & /, Croswell. 
Myer,  Earl  H.,  4 e,  E v a r t. 
Myers.  Glenn  H, 4 e,  Flint. 
Nelson,  Charles  A.  J r ., 5 e,  Northport. 
Nelson,  Mary,  4 h e,  Ishpeming. 
Newhall,  George  A.,  4 e, Grand  Rapids. 
Nies,  William  S. 4 e,  Holland. 
Niewald,  Henry,  4  a  &/, Riverdale. 
Niles,  Charles  M.,  4 e, Circleville, O. 
Noe,  Emory  R., 5 a  & /,  Benton  Harbor. 
Norman,  Ray  R,, 4 a  & /,  Reed  City. 
Normington,  Ruth,  4 h e, Ionia. 
Noteware,  Irl, R., 4 a  &/,  Bellaire. 
O'Donnell,  Chas.  T., 4 e,  Chippewa. 
O'Neill,  Charles  J., 4 e,  Kemptville. 
Olney,  Albert  J., 4 a & /, Reeman. 
Owen,  Ray  B , 4 e,  Bellaire. 
Palmer,  Leon  F.,  4 a  & /,  St. J o h n s. 
Palmer,  Stanley  B.,  4 e,  Romeo? 
Parsons,  Channing,  4 e,  Alma. 
Perkins,  Harold  G.,  4 e,  Norway. 
Perry,  Edwin  M... 5 a  & /, Battle  Creek. 
Peterson,  Ralph  D.,  4 e,  Frankfort. 
Peterson,  A r t h ur  P.,  4 a  & f,  Leroy. 
Phelps,  F r a nk  E.,  4 e, Douglas. 
Pickett,  Ruth,  5 h e,  Okemos. 
Pierce,  Barnard,  4 a &f,  Lansing. 
Pierce,  Herbert  E., 5 e, Sokyegate. 
Plumstead,  Charles  E, 4  a  & f,  Birm 

ingham. 

Pope,  Miriam  A., 4 h e,  Monroe. 
Potts,  Harold  F.,  5 a & /, E.  Lansing. 
Powell,  Hazel  E., 4 h e, Toledo, O. 
Power,  Tom  P.,  5 e,  Hudson. 
Poyseor,  William  B.,  5  a  & /,  Crystal 

Falls. 

Prescott,  Lyle  A.,  4e,  Leslie. 
Proudfit,  K e n n e th  S.,  4 c,  Grand  Rapids. 
Purdy,  Miner  C.,  4 a & f.  Sparta. 
Purnell,  David  M., 5  a  A- /,  New  York 

City. 

Rains,  Ralph  J., 4 a & /,  Soo! 
Raven,  J u l ia  A.,  5 h e, E.  Lansing. 
Raven,  E m m e tt  L., 5 a  & / ., East  Lan 

sing. 

Razik,  Osman  Abdel,  4 a * /,  Cairo, 

Egypt. 

Remer,  George  D., 4 e, Cedar  Springs. 
Riblet,  William  R..  4 e, Elkhart, I nd 
Richards,  H a r ry  J., 4 e,  Lansing. 
Robson,  Ethel  J.  E., 5 h e,  Ilderton. 
Roller,  H e n ry  L.,  4 a  & f,  Holland. 
Romsdell,  J ay  L.,  5 a * /, Grand  Rapids. 
Rook,  H e r m an  F.,  5 e, Bad  Axe. 
Rugg,  J e n n ie  A , 5 h e,  E.  Lansing. 
Russell,  Louis  S.,  5 a ,t /,  Detroit. 
Russell,  Merle  A.,  4 e,  Greenville 
Sanborn,  Willard  F.,  4 a & /,  Holden. 
Sandhammer,  Frank,  4 a * /,  Bucyrus, 
Schmidt,  F r a nk  W.,  5 e, Toledo, O. 
Schwarzmeier,  F r a nk  M, 5 a & /,  Buffalo, 

N. Y. 

Servis,  Lawrence  R., 4 a  & f,  St.  Joseph. 
Shafer,  Robie.W.,  4 a  & /,  Muncie, I n d. 
Shapiro,  Hyman,  5  a  & /,  New  York 

City. 

Sharrow,  Frank  C, 4 e, Grand  Rapids. 
Shaver,  Thomas  R.,  5 e. Bay  City. 
Show,  George  S.,  5 e,  Muskegon. 
Sherman,  I va D.,  4 h  e, Elsie. 
Shoup,  J ay A.,  5 a * /,  Penfield. 
Sibley,  Judson  S., 4 a  & /,  Pontiac. 
Silcox,  Clarence  R., 5 e, Battle  Creek. 
Simpson  J a m es  E.,  5  a  *  /,  Buffalo, 

N. Y. 

Simpson,  Nathan  D.,  4 a & /,  Lansing. 
Smith,  Lodie  R., 4 h e, Marion, Ind. 
Smith,  K e n n e th  I.,  5  a  & f,  Traverse 

City. 

Smith,  V e r na  M.,  4 h e,  Otsego. 
Smith,  Wm.  R. C, 4 e,  Lansing. 
Smith,  Russell  J., 4 e,  Sparta. 
Smith,  Carl H,  4 e, Marine  City. 
Smith,  Francis  J., 4  h e,  Lansing. 

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A  CONSTANT  STREAM  OF N EW  THINGS 
CHARMING,  EVERY  ONE OF  THEM 

W E  s t a r t ed 

fitting  g a r m e n ts  a nd  coat  d r e ss  e f f e c t s;  also 

s h o w i ng 
t h is  fall  w i th  an  e v en  m o re  e x t e n s i ve 
-than  e v er  b e f o r e.  As  y ou  g l a n ce  o v er  h u n d r e ds  of  s t y l es 
t o 
y ou  w i ll  q u i c k ly  s ee  t h at  t h e re  is  a  d e c i d ed 
t he 
w a rd  c l o s er 
is  t he  W o v e n — A ge  E f f e c t — t he 
d o m i n a nt 
in  y e a r s.  C o l o rs 
n e w e s t,  o d d e s t,  m o st  a t t r a c t i ve  s t y le 
w e re  n e v er  p r e t t i e r,  a nd  t h e re  a re  e n o u gh 
f or 
e v e r y o ne  to  find  a  b e c o m i ng  o n e.  T h e re  s e e ms  to  be  a l m o st  a  p a s 
s i on  f or  all  t o n es  of  V i o l e t,  f r om 
to  t he  s o f t e st 
s h a d es  of  L a v e n d e r.  R a i s in  is g o od  ;  C a t a w ba  B l u e,  B l a ck  a nd  G r e y. 

t e n d e n cy 
t h at 

f a s h i o n a b le  s h a d es 

t he  d e e p e st  p u r p le 

in  e v e r y t h i ng 

i n t r o d u c ed 

f e a t u re 

Beautiful  N ew  Furs 
O ur  line  of  W o m e n 's  a nd  M i s s e s'  F u rs  w e re  n e v er  m o re  c o m 
t h i n gs  in  M u f f s,  S c a r i s, 

p l e te  t h an  n o *.  A ll  t he  l a t e st  a nd  n e w e st 
F a n cy  S e t s,  F ur  C o a t s,  at  a  g r e at  s a v i ng  in  p r i c e. 

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New  Fall  Separate  Skirts 
t h r ee  h u n d r ed  N ew  F a ll  a nd  W i n t er  S k i r ts 

O v er 

for  vntir  in-

s p e c t i o n — V o i l e s,  P a n a m a s,  a nd  F a n cy  M i x t u r e s. 

P R I C E S, 

$ 5 . 00  to  S 1 5 . 00 

C A M E R ON 

<&  A R B A U GH  C O M P A NY 

We  a re  n ow  in  p o s i t i on  to  s h ow  y ou  t he  m o st  c o m p l e te 

line*of 

Ladies'  a nd  Gentlemen's 
Fall  »** Winter  Furnishings 

e v er  s h o wn 

in  t h is  c i t y. 

N o t h i ng  b ut  l a t e st  a nd  b e st 

find 

"COLLEGE SPECIAL" 
S H O ES  FOR  FALL 

are  c e r t a i n ly 

t h e re  w i th  s t y l e. 

S n a p p v,  n i f t y,  a nd  f or  s e r v i ce 

a re  b e t t er 

t h an 

e v e r. 

We  repair  shoes  by  electricity. 

"  Not  better  than  the  best,  b ut 
better  than  t he  rest." 

E  L  G  1  N  M  1  F  F  L  1  N 

S H U B EL 
LANSING 

-«.* 

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Fishing  Tackle 
Cutlery 
Carpenter's  Tools 
Glass, Etc. 

NORTON'S 

HARDWARE 
HI  Wash.  Ave. South. 

COLLEGE  BUS  HEADQUARTERS 

ATHLETICS 

PROSPECTS  BRIGHT. 

A ll  t he  old  m en  w ho  p l a y ed 

last 
y e ar  a re  b a ck  e x c e pt  W h e e l e r,  a nd 
C o a ch  B r e w er  is  e x p e c t i ng  h im  t he 
l a t t er  p a rt  of  t h is  w e e k. 
T h ey  a re 
C a p t a in  M c K e n n a,  C o r t r i g h t,  E x-
C a m p b e l l, 
e l b y,  M o o r e,  A.  T. 
F r a nk  C a m p b e l l,  S h e d d,  a nd  JLem-
m o n. 
s u b s t i t u t es  a re 
M a l i s k y,  P a t t e r s o n,  B a l l a r d,  S t o ne 
a nd  M c W i l l i a ms  f r om 
t he  t e am  of 
T h e se  m en  a re  in  first  c l a ss 
1907. 
s h a pe  a nd  a re  p r a c t i c a l ly  r e a dy  f or 
a  h a rd  g a me  at  p r e s e n t.  M o st  of 
t he  b e st  f r om  l a st  y e a r 's  s c r u bs  a re 
b a c k. 

L a st  y e a r 's 

f r om 

C a r ey 

S a g i n aw 
f r om 

A m o ng  t he  n ew  m a t e r i al  we  h a ve 
t he  m o st  p r o m i s i ng  lot of  c a n d i d a t es 
t h at  h a ve  e v er  e n t e r ed 
i n s t i t u 
t he 
t he  b e st  k n o wn  a re 
t i o n.  A m o ng 
H i gh 
J o h n s on 
H a r b or 
S c h o o l, 
S p r i n g s,  D a v i s,  c a p t a in  of  W e s t e rn 
H i gh  S c h o o l,  of  D e t r o i t, 
last  year> 
H i l l,  W o o d l e y,  M o r l a c h ' a nd  M o n t-
f r om  B e n t on  H a r b or  H i gh 
f o rd 
f r om  M u s k e g o n, 
S c h o o l, 
S c h w a r t z m e i er  f r om  Buffalo,  N.  Y ., 
a nd  R i b l e tt 
I n d ., 
q u a r t e r b a ck  a nd c a p t a in  a nd  q u a r t e r 
b a ck  of  t he  s t a te  t e a m. 

f r om  E l k h a r t, 

S h aw 

T h e re  a re  m a ny  o t h e rs  w ho  a re 
m a k i ng  g o od  s h o w i ng  a nd  a l t h o u gh 
it  is  h a rd  to  size  up  70  m en  in  so 
s h o rt  a  t i m e,  M r.  B r e w er  h as  c o n 
fidence  t h at  he  will  find  d a rk  h o r s es 
t he  m a t e r i al 
of  g o od  q u a l i ty 
at  h a n d. 

f r om 

BREWER  GETS  BRUIN. 

C o a ch  B r e w er 

r e c e i v ed  a  b r o wn 
c ub  f r om  M o n t a n a,  M o n d ay  m o r n 
i n g.  He  h ad  b e en  c a p t u r ed  by  G. 

THE  ENTERING  CLASS. 

LIST  OF  NEW STUDENTS. 

in 

t he 

' 1 0.  T h e se  m en 

I I.  B i g n e l l,  C h a s.  E d w a r d s,  R.  V. 
T a n n e r,  C.  De  j L ' a mp  a nd  F r a nk 
M c C l u n g,  of  t he  f o r e s t ry  class  of 
" B u c k" 
' 0 9,  D or  S k e e l s,  ' 0 4,  a nd 
h a ve 
W h e e l e r, 
b e en  a c t i v e ly  e n g a g ed 
for 
e s t ry  s e r v i ce  of  t he  s t a t e,  a nd  it  w as 
w h i le  s c o u t i ng 
t h at  t he 
m a s c ot  w as  c a p t u r e d. 
little 
coat  a nd 

f e l l ow  w i th 
a 
s p a r k l i ng 
b r o wn  e y e s.  M r.  B r e w er  w i ll  n a me 
h im  a f t er 
t he  s t a te  f r om  w h i ch  he 
c a m e,  a nd  c o n s i d e rs  t he  r i g ht  w h o l ly 
h is  f r om  t he  fact 
t he  e x p r e ss 
bill  a m o u n t ed 
to  t en  d o l l a r s,  w h i ch 
he  p a i d. 

He  is  a  b r i g ht 
fine  b r o wn 

t he  w o o ds 

t h at 

first 

T he 

g a me  w i ll  be  h e ld 
W e d n e s d ay  b e t w e en  t he  t wo  t e a ms 
s e l e c t ed  f r om  t he b e st  of  t he  s q u a d s. 
T h ey  will  p l ay  20  m i n u te  h a l v e s. 
T he  F l i nt 
" D u m m i e s"  will  o p en 
t he  s e a s on  S a t u r d ay  in  t he  a n n u al 

T he  e n t e r i ng  class 
a ny  p r e c e d i ng  class. 
e nd  of 
t he  w e e k, 
m a r k. 

is  l a r g er 
t h an 
It  w i l l,  by  t he 
t he  5 00 

r e a ch 

T he  c l a ss  is  n ot  o n ly  l a r g er 

t h an 
p r e c e d i ng  c l a s s es  b ut  is  also  of  b e t 
S i x t y - t h r ee  p er  cent, 
t er  q u a l i t y. 
t h o se  e n t e r i ng  qualified  f or  t he 
of 
f o u r - y e ar  c o u r s e s,  as  a g a i n st 
fifty-
l a st  y e a r.  T he 
s e v en  p er  c e n t, 
r e l a t i ve  n u m b er  of  s t u d e n ts  e n t e r 
i ng 
f o r e s t ry 
c o u r se 
h e r e t o f o r e. 
T h i r t v - e i g ht  a nd  o n e - h a lf  p er  c e n t, 
s t u dy  a g r i 
of  t h o se  e n t e r i ng  will 
c u l t u re  or  f o r e s t r y. 

t he  a g r i c u l t u r al  a nd 

l a r g er 

t h an 

is 

" 

Four  yr.  agriculture 
F i v e y r. 
Four  yr.  engineering 
F i v e y r. 
Four  year  w o m e n - .. 
F i v e y r. 

" 

" 

Total 

117 
72 
127 
72 
6» 
37 

498 

SCHEDCI.E  OK  GAMES. 

S e p t.  2 9 — V a r s i ty  v s.  R e s e r v es  at 

M.  A.  C. 

O c t.  2 — F l i nt  S t a te  S c h o ol  at  M. 

A.  C. 

O c t.  7 — D e t r o it  C o l l e ge  at M.  A.  C. 
O c t.  9 — A l ma  C o l l e ge  at  M.  A.  C. 
C o l l e ge  at  M.  A. 
O c t.  16—Wabash 

C. 

O c t.  2 3 — N o t re  D a me  U n i v e r s i ty  at 

S o.  B e n d,  I n d. 

O c t.  3 0 — C u l v er  M i l i t a ry  A c a d e my 

at  C u l v e r,  I n d. 

N o v.  6 — D e P a ul  U n i v e r s i ty  at  M. 

A.  C. 

N o v.  1 3 — M a r q u e t te  U n i v e r s i ty  at 

M.  A.  C. 

N o v.  2 0 — O l i v et  C o l l e ge  at  M.  A. 

C. 

N o v.  2 5 — D e t r o it  A t h l e t ic  C l ub  at 

D e t r o i t. 

Y.  M.  AND  Y.  W.  C.  A. 
NOTES. 

A 

j o i nt  r e c e p t i on  will  be  g i v en 
in  t he  A r m o ry  n e xt  F r i d ay  n i g h t, 
O c t.  1st, at  7 :oo  p. m.  A ll  s t u d e n ts 
b o th  g i r ls  a nd  b o y s,  old  a nd  n e w, 
a re  v c rv  c o r d i a l ly 

i n v i t e d. 

t h at  he  m ay  e n t er 

0 9. 
M r.  R o b e rt  E.  D i c k s o n,  ' 0 9,  h as 
f r om  Y a le 
r e c e n t ly  r e c e i v ed  w o rd 
t h at 
u n i v e r s i ty 
i n s t i t u t i on  a nd 
r e c e i ve  a  d e g r ee  of 
M.  S.  a f t er  o ne  y e a r 's  w o rk  in  t he 
f o r e s t ry  c o u r se  t h e r e.  M.  A.  C.  is 
its  k i nd  to  be 
t he 
c o l l e ge  of 
a nd  as  M r. 
r e c o g n i z ed  by  Y a le 
D i c k s on  is  t he  first  g r a n d u a te 
f r om 
t he  c o u r se  to  s e ek  a  h i g h e r-  d e g r ee 
in  t he  s c h o ol  t he  b e st  w i s h es  of  t he 
s t u d e nt  b o dy  a nd  f a c u l ty  a re  w i th 
h im  in  h is  w o r k. 

first 

(Continued  from  pagv -_'.) 
Smith,  George  T.,  5 e,  Ypsilanti. 
Smith,  H a r ry  M., 5 a * /,  A t l a n t a. 
Smyth,  F a n ny  E.,  5 h e,  Marshall. 
Snyder,  Clifford  T., 4 e,  Detroit. 
Somerville,  George  A.,  5 P, Manistee. 
Sparks,  Ferdinand  T.,  5 a * /,  Saginaw. 
Spencer,  H e n ry  N.,  4 e,  Howell. 
Spencer,  Norman  M., 4 a  & f,  Saginaw. 
Spragg,  Mrs.  Viola  M., 5 h  e,  East  Lan 

sing. 

Sprague,  Lena  E.,  4 he,  Kalamazoo. 
Steere,  J o hn  W., 5 e,  S t a n t o n. 
Steffens,  L y d i a C.  S h  e,  Suttons Bay. 
Steffens,  Louis  H.,  4  a  & /,  Baltimore, 

Md. 

Sterne,  Walter  C., 4 e,  Ishpeming. 
Stewart,  Charles  W m .,  4  e,  San  Luis 

Obispo, Cal. 

Stimson,  Bernice  E., 5 It e,  Kingsley, 
Stone,  Donald  D., 4 e,  Flint. 
Storms,  Lewis  S.,  4 a  4 /,  Niles. 
Storms,  Esther  L., 4 h e,  Niles. 
Stoyle,  Florence  J.,  4 h e,  H o u g h t o n. 
Streat,  Rhudolph  W.,  5 a  & f,  Flint. 
Sutherland,  E va  L.,  "t a  & f,  Benton 

Harbor. 

Sutherland,  Kirk,  4 e,  Clare. 
Sutton,  Adelbert  M., 4 a  * /,  No.  Tona-

wanda,  N. Y. 

Sykes,  Harold  H,  4 e,  Bellevue. 
Taber,  K e n n e th  R.,  5 e,  Hersey. 
Tanino,  Bernard  Takeo,  4' e, E.  Lansing 
Totman,  Elva  B., 4 h  e,  Clare. 
Thomas,  Clifford  B., 5 e.  Burr  Oak. 
Thomas,  Claude  H,  5 a  & f,  Hopkins. 
Thomas,  Floyd  P., 5 a  & /.  Allegan. 
Thomason,  Fred  R.,  4  a  & /,  W.  Pull 

m a n. 

Thomason,  J ay F., 4 a  & /, W.  P u l l m a n. 
Thompson,  Helen  L.,  5 h e,  Lansing. 
Thompson,  Gertrude,  4 It e, Grand  Blane. 
Thompson,  Leroy  H.,  4 e,  Lansing. 
T h u m m,  Mabel,  5 h  e,  Sodus. 
Tucker,  Earl  W., 4 a  & /,  Fenton. 
Toland,  Don  P.  W., 5  e,  Grand  Rapids. 
Toney,  Clinton  A.. 4 a  & f.  A nn  Arbor. 
(Continued  on page 4.) 

T he  M.  A.  C.  R E C O R D. 

J.  W.  KNAPP  &  COMPANY 
LANSINC'S  BUSY  RELIABLE  S T O RE 

Sec what  we have  that  you want  and let us state  the  price. 

If  its  Dry  Goods, 

Cloaks, Suits, or Furs  we can please you both in price and  quality.  We 
are  offeringTspecial  values  in  Table  Linens, Napkins,  Towels, 
Sheets and Pillow  Cases, Quilts, Bed Blankets, Curtains, 
Couch  Covers and Draperies.  In fact  the  student 
club manager or boarding house keeper will 
find  it  much  to their  advantage  to 
visit  J. W.  Knapp  &  Co. 
We  not  alone  carry  the  largest  assortment  but  are  the  lowest  in  price, quality  considered. 
Every  M.  A.  C.  student  should  visit  Lansing's  Reliable  Store. 

A  WORD  TO THE  READERS  OF  OUR 
ADVERTISEMENTS. 

If  you  find  it inconvenient  to visit  our  store 
in  person  "order  by  m a i l"  certain  of  h a v i ng 
your  w a n ts  a t t e n d ed  to  promptly  and  satis 
factorily.  We m a i n t a in  at  all  times  a  thor 
oughly  experience  d  a nd  capable  mail  order 
organization,  which  is  entirely  at  your  com 
mand,  a nd which  will  give  every  a t t e n t i on  to 
your  orders. 

Whatever  merchandise  you  m ay see  adver 
tised  by this  store  is  invariably  in  sufficiently 
large  quantities  to m a ke  certain  t he  filling  of 
all  mail  orders,  unless  it  is  distinctly  stated 
t h at  quantities  are  limited.  Remember,  we 
deliver  "free  of  charge"  purchases  a m o u n t i ng 
to  one dollar  (excepting  bulky  goods  like  bed 
blankets)  a nd  five  dollar  purchases—every 
t h i ng  delivered  free  a n y w h e re  in  Michigan! 

J.  W.  K N A PP  &  C O M P A N Y. 

L I ST  OF  N EW  S T U D E N T S. 

I < 'ontinued  from  page:!) 

Topham,  Bernard  T., 4 e,  Saginaw. 
Tracey,  Edward  J.,  5 e, Battle  Creek. 
Tubush,  J ay M., J r ., 4 a  & f,  Owosso. 
Tussing,  Mabel  I.,  5 h e,  Lansing. 
Tweney,  Mary  E., 4 h  e,  Detroit. 
Valleau,  Irvin  X., 5  a  & f,  E.  Lansing. 
Van  Allsburg,  Peter,  5 a  & /,  Coopers-

ville. 

Vasold,  Herbert  B., 5 e,  Freeland. 
V a u g h a n,  Victor  C,  5  a  & f,  Walker-

ville. 

Vining,  Keats  K.,  4 a  & /,  Lakeview. 
Vixon,  Lenore  L., 4 h  e,  Bellaire. 
Von  Kuckhave,  Joseph,  4 e,  Xorway. 
Vosper,  Richard  H., 4 a  &/,  Ionia. 
Vries,  Fred",  5 a  & /,  Grand  Rapids. 
Wadsworth,  Elizabeth  S.,  5  he,  St. 

Joseph. 

Waldron,  Clara  M., 4 h  e,  Tecumseh. 
Walsh,  Fredrick,  4 c, Grand  Haven. 
W a r d,  Homer  M., 4 e,  Hillsdale. 
W a r n e r,  A r t h ur  E., 4  a  , v /,  Plymouth. 
Watson,  Carlisle  C,  4 a  &  /,  Lealoirville. 
Walters,  Donald  D., 5  a  & f,  Lansing. 
Webber,  H e n ry  W., 4  e,  Vicksburg. 
Wells,  Austin.  4  a  & /,  Corning,  Ark. 
Wells,  Joseph  S . , 4«  * /,  Vassar. 
Welch,  P at  Owen.  4 e,  Lewiston. 
W e n d t,  John  M., 4 e,  Capac. 
Wescott,  Clyde  Q., 4 e,  Cosnovia. 
West,  Walter  W., 5  a  &  /,  Whittemore. 
Westreld,  Marinus,  4  a  &. f,  Grand 

Rapids. 

Wheater.  H e n ry  J a y, 4a  &/,  Plainwell. 
Wheeler,  Russell  S.,  5 a  & f,  Lansing. 
Whitebeck,  Florence,  4 /< e,  Detroit. 
White;  Louis  C.  5  a  * /,  Grand  Rapids. 
White,  Bartow  J.,  4  -a  &  f,  Alpena. 
Whitney,  Jessie  M., 4A e, Bad Axe. 
W h i t t a k e r,  Guy, M., 4 a  kf,  E.  Lansing. 
Wickens,  George  R.,  5  e,  Clyde. 
Widner,  Harold  A., 5 e,  Alpena. 
Wilcox,  Melvin,  R.,  5 e,  Saginaw. 
Wilcox,  Marion  C.. 5 h e,  Lansing. 
Wilcox,  Charles  C,  4 e,  Calumet. 
Wilcox,  Ada L., 4 h  e,  Ludington. 
Wileden,  Louis  A., 4  a  A /, Ortonville. 
Wilkinson.  Joseph  R.,  4 e,  Lansing. 
Williams.  John  B. 5 e,  Marquette. 
Willetts,  Susie  M., 4 h e,  Reading. 
Wilson,  Alston  J.,  4 a  &/,  Blacklick. 
Winkle,  Otto  A., 5 a  &/,  Trenary. 
Winter,  Ray F., 4 a * /,  Woodmere. 
Withall.  Barton  O., 5  a  & /,  Tokonsha. 
Wood,  Alice  X., 5 h  a, E.  Lansing. 
Woodley.  Guy L  4 e, Benton  Harbor, 
Woodruff.  Lawrence  A, 5 e,  De  W i t t. 
Wooley,  Fern  F., 4 h  e,  Elsie. 
Wright.  Harmon  K.,  4  a  & /,  Benton 

Harbor. 

Wylie,  Ward  L., 4 e,  Petoskey. 
Yoke,  Edmore  A, 4 e,  Adrian. 
Yhuse,  F r a nk  J.,  5 c,  Manistee. 

EYERY  KIND OF 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

ALL  GOODS  DELIVERED  FREE 

M.J.  &B.M.  BUCK 

Ttic  wise  man 
Never  leaves scHool 

We  are  always  in  t he  school 
of  DRY  GOODS,  ever  t r y i ng 
to  improve  our  business  and 
advance  t he  interests  of  our 
patrons.  That  is  t he  reason 
we  w a nt  to talk  to you  about 

Q u i l t s,  Bed  S p r e a d s, 
C o t t on  S h e e t s, 
Pillow  C a s e s,  P i l l o w s, 
and  O u t i ng  F l a n n el  S h e e ts 

Our  stock  is  t he  most  com 
plete  and  prices  are t he  low 
est  where  quality  counts.  We 
are  prepared  to meet  most any 
t h at  comes  to  us  in 
demand 
this 

line. 

DANGER, BR0GflN&  GO 
LANSING'S  LEADING  STORE 

N EW  F A LL 

S T Y L ES 

Misses'  and  Women's  Coats,  Dresses,  and  Suits. 

M.  A.  C.  G y m n a s i um  S u i ts  f or  Y o u ng  L a d i e s, 

$ 3 . 50 

RUCS  —  C U R T A I NS  —  ROOM  F U R N I S H I N GS 

S I M O NS  D RY  G O O DS  C O.  ^ t J ^ V V & S S" 

To  t he  N ew  M en 
Get  your  Foot  Balls,  Sweaters, 
Jerseys,  and all  Athletic  Goods  at 

L A R R A B E E 'S 

STORE 

I 

. 

D E.  PARMELEE,  Dentist,  117%  Wash-
ington  Ave. S.,  Lansing,  Michigan. 
Automatic  phone, office  3402; residence, 3408. 
T  K.  STOPFER,  D. D. S.  Office  301  City 
J  .  National  Bank  Bldg.  Citizens  phone 

. 1049.  Former  M. A. C.  student. 

A LL  M E A TS  .  .  . 

May  look  alike  to  you, but  there  is a 
very  great  difference  in  the  quality  we 
handle  and 
sold  by  some  other 
markets.  We  handle  none  but  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  PHONES.  Careful  attention  given 

to  phone  orders. 

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

822 Washington  Ave.  South. 

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. 
C O L L E GE  BARBER  SHOP.—  Three 

chairs.  Andy—Ohas — Ernie—where all 
the  fellows  get  their  work  done,  in  new 
Bath  House. 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 
A M.  K  M E RY,  116  Wash. Ave. N.  Books. 

•  Fine  Stationery.  Engraved  Calling 
Cards,  Fountain  Pens,  Pictures.  Frames. 
Fine  Framing  a  Specialty.  Up-to-date 
styles.  Cut Glass—cut  in  Lansing. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
G EO.  G. BLUDEAU  & CO.—Bookbinders, 
account  book  makers,  paper  ruling, 
library  and  fine  art  bindings,  file  boxes, 
map  mountings, albums,  pocket  books, etc. 
Citizens'  phone  j ; o. 50.  In  City  National 
Bank  Buildirfg 

BOOTS  AND SHOES. 

CJHI'BKL'S  SHOE  STORK.—210  Washing-
O 
ton Avenue North.  Repairing  done  by 
electricity.  Student  patronage  solicited. 

men's  Furnishing  Goods.  See ad. 

CLOTHING. 
ELGIN"  MIFFLIN.—Ladies  and  Gentle 
H K O S I T O H KK  A BRO  S.—Clothiers, 
L OUIS BECK.—Clothier.  Gents'Furnish 

ings,  H a t r w A C n p s.  112  Washington 
Ave.  North.  •  j 

.  Furnishings,  Dry  Goods.  US Wash 

ington  Ave. N. 

i  105 Washington  Ave. S. 

CROCKERY  AND GLASSWARE. 
H  H. LARNED.—China,  Glass  & Lamps. 
DENTISTS. 
C.E  E.COCHRANE,  D. D. S. 
H.  MOORE,  D.'D. S.  Office  411-413  Hol-
N 
lister  Building,  Lansing,  Mich.  Citi 
. 
zens phone,  Automatic 9499. 

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

R 

phone 39«. 

DEPARTMENT  STORES. 
CAMERON  &  ARBAUGH  CO.  Largest 
and  best  lighted  store in Lansing. 
DRUGGISTS. 
ROBINSON  DRUG  CO., successors to Ate-. 
dorfifeSon.  Drugs and  Druggists'Sun 
dries.  102 Washington  Ave. N. 

R 

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

DRY  GOODS. 
DANCER,  BROGAN  *  CO.  —  Lansing's. 
iw-121 
Leading  Dry  Goods  Store. 
Washington  Ave. N. 

T  W. KNAPP  &  CO., successor  to Jewett & 
J  .  Knapp.  Dry Goods—222-224 Wash. Av.S. 

s IMONS  DRY GOODS CO.—104  Washing 

ton  Avenue  South. 

ELECTRICAL  SUPPLIES. 
CAPITOr,  ELEOTRIO  ENGINEERING-
00,  —  Electrical  Supplies  and  Toys, 
Telegraph  Instruments,  Students1  Lamps 
and  Extension  Oords.  117 Michigan  Ave E. 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

M 

J.  &  B.  M. BUCK.—Furniture.  Oornei-
Wasliington  Ave. and  Ionia  Street. : 
See ad. 

HACK  AND BAGGAGE  LINES. 

o RDKR  YOUR  HACKS  for  parties  at 

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

HARDWARE,  STOVES & TIN  W E. 
N O R T O N 'S  H A R D W A R E - G e n e r al 
Hardware, Tinware. Graniteware,  Cut 
lery,  Stoves,  etc. 
Ill  Washington  Ave.  S. 
See ad. 

ICE  CREAM,  SHERBET  AND ICES. 
DAVIS  &  CO.,  127  Michigan  Ave.E.. make 
all  kinds of  Fancy  Ice Cream,  Sherbet 
and  Ices.  Both  Phones. 

JEWELERS. 

T 
.1.  HEATH.—Watch  and  Diamond  House 
J  . , Special  attention  given  to fine  watch 
and  jewelry  repairing.  Established  1X71. 
112 Washington  Ave. S. 

MANICURE  AND  HAIRDRESSING. 
M RS.  O. 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.  222>2 Washington  Ave. S., up stairs. 

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

OCULISTS. 

TOSEPH  FOSTER,  M. D.—Eye,  Ear, Nose 
J  and  Throat.  Hours,  9 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. 
D R.  OSCAR  H.  BRUEGEL.  Hours,  7 to 

8:30  a. m.;  2 to 4  and 7to8  p.m.  Sun 
days,  12  to 1 and 5 to 6  p. m.  East  Lansing, 
Mich.  Citizens phone  1344. 

TRUNKS  AND LEATHER  GOODS. 

T  W. EDMONDS'  SONS.  Everything  for 
J. 
the traveler.  Leather  Goods.  Harness. 
Established  1854. 

107 S. Washington  Ave. 

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