The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICH IGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

VOL.  16. 

LA~S I NG,  l\lICI-l IGAN,  TUESDAY,  JA.'JUARY  17,  Hill. 

No.  17 

, 

MRS.  J .  A.  JEFFERY. 

College  people  were  pained  to 
learn of thc death 011  Sa t unhn' after 
noon,  at  her  home  in  L IIIl;ing,  of 
!lIrs.].  A.Jeffery.  wife  o f our  pro 
fessor  of  soils  and  soil  physic!;. 
\ \lllite  J\lr5.  Jeffery  had  been  in 
poo r  health since  last July, her can· 
ditiou  was  not  cOllsidcrcd  serious 
until  shor tly  before  Christmas, 
when  it  was  determined  an  oper:\ 
tion  would  be  ncees;;a r\'.  She was 
confined  to  the  hospit;11  but  little 
Illorc  than  a  week',  rallying  from 
the  shock  very  s<ltisf:iclOrily.  H er 
gCllc rfll  hC<1lth  W:IS  s tich,  however, 
thai  she  did  not  gain  strength  'Illtl 
for  the  P:lst  week  has  failed  rap 
iJly.  The  fUlleral  was  held  from 
th e  home on  "err St.  today  ( T ues 
day)  at  10:00  :1.  m.  She  lea"es, 
beside 
the  husband,  a  d a ugh ter, 
J\1iss  Alice,  who  is  a  senio r  in  col 
lege,  and  one  son,  Raymo nd,  a 
junior in  t he  L a nsillg  hiXh  r.dlOOI. 
T wo  sisters  and  two  brothers  also 
sur"i\'c  her. 

RESOLUTIONS. 

It-/H'rras,  Gml,  in  His 

infinite 
wisdom,  has seen  fit  to TemOve  fTom 
this  lift:  the  mother  of  OIiT  class 
mate,  be  it 

R esoh'ed,  That we,  the  membeTS 
of  the  d:lss  of  1911, extend  to  Alice 
J effery  OUT  sihcere  sympathy, and 
be it fu r ther 

R osoi;;rd,  T hat  a  copy of 

these 
resolutions  be  sent  to  011 1'  bereaved 
cl:lssm ate,  Ulld  be  it  further 

Resolved,  That copies  be in se r ted 
iuthc  colulIls  of  thc  Iiolcad and  the 
Colleg-e  R ECOllD. 
FIlEDEIU C " 
CuzAnETH  SCIISEIOEU, 

\ \·il. SO S, 

Committee. 

HUGO  BE ZDEK . 

It  seems  quite  necessa ry  at  th is 
tinie  to  make  an  explanation  con 
ceTning ou r :It h letit' diTector. 
\\ -hen 
Hugo  Be'd e k,  of  ATkallsfl s,  WflS 
he re  about  the  middle  of  December 
he  accepted  the  position  witho ut 
any  qualification  whatever,  g:n-e 
his  statement  to  the  p ress  a nd  the 
announcemcnt  was  published  in  the 
va rious  s l ate  p:lpers,  as  w ell  as  in 
the  college  publications.  S in ce  th a t 
time  no  word  has  corne  f ro m  :M r. 
Bezdek,  except  II.  brief 
teleg-ram 
stating th at  the  A r k a nsas peo ple  re  
fused  to  release  him.  P res. Snyder 
at  o nce  wTote  him  thut  w e  w ould , 
under  the  ciTcumstances,  defer  his 
e ngagem ent  until  th e  expiration  o f 
:-J" otwithstand  
his p resent cont ract. 
iug  t h is,  re peated  teleg ram s 
and 
letters  ha\'e  b rought  no  response 
w hateve r. 

Si nce  w rit ing  abo ve  note,  wo rd 
has  been  recei\'cd  fro m  1\1 ...  B ezdek 
to  t he  effect  t hat  he  w as  called  to 
Ne w  Y ork  im medilltelyafter  le av  
ing  Lans ing, and  d id  not  receive 
p ro m ptly  the  lette Ts  sent  him;  also 
tha t  a  m e m ber  o f  his  h mily  was 
it  w as  necessary 
ill,  and 
c ri tically 
to  again  le ave  ho me  fo r 
f o r  hi m 
some  time. 

MAUD  BALLINGTON  BOOTH 
II UTILE  MOTHER  OF  TH E  PR ISONS II 

~~ IN"  TilE  ~~ 

ARMORY.  THURSDAY  EVE ..  JAN.  19 

SECOS I)  SL'~IIlE:H  0.'1  ESTEH'I'.·\l .... ,\tl'.: .... T  COL 11".£. 

J OHN  F.  MACKLIN  BE ADS  M. 
A _ C!s  ATHLETI C  DEPT. 

fo r tunately.  while  the :luthorities 
II'ae  waiting 
~'I r.  13czdc k's 
fo r 
final  a ction,  i\1r. John  F.  :\lackli n, 
of  Pawling,  :\!.  Y.,  was  cOlUecl 
to 
their  attention  by  Mr.  :\Iurphy,  o f 
PCllll sdv ania.  :llld,  after  illl·csti~a. 
tion, 
lost  in  closing 
with  him. 

time  was 

;10 

:\11'.  :\\;tc klin  was  prominent  in 
athletics  during  his  fou r  years  of 
high  school  a t 
\ \'oTceste r,  :\Iass., 
his old  home.  Hn,]  hencc  has  takcn 
part  ill  prcparator~  and  university 
athletics  for  eight  year".  H e  has 
becn a mernher of tT:lCk  and  baseball 
and  footballll'Hms,  :Ifld  is  especially 
strong  in  the  1:ltteT.  ha"iuK  phl)'ed 
on  the  Pcnns\'  team when  the,- won 
lie is  :'Ilso a strong 
from  :\1 ich igl;n. 
I Ie  has  been  coaching at 
oarsman. 
the  Pawling.  11  prepar:l\ion  schoo! 
fiJ'  ~U.I".  fv' 
lJ.rt:c .Il·ll rs. 
H is  teams  have  pla_\ed  tli.~  fresh  
men  teams  of  Y:l\c,  \-irginia  Uni · 
versitl', allll  school"  of  likc  calibTe 
and  h;lye becn  exceptionally success 
ful. 

the 

]>",,\ 

Dirct'to r 

repoTted 

for 
:\Iacklin 
duty  toda\'  auu  while  he  will  find 
:11\  ell 
pleilty  to'do  wi\!  also  find 
lhusi>lstic  bunch  of  students  ready 
to  aid  him  in  eVCTY  possible  way. 

It is  inte resting  to  note  that  :\Ir. 
l\l urphy,  who  so  st rongly  recom· 
mends  our  new  coach,  is  a  firm 
friend  of  :\L  A.  C .,  having,  nCOlrly 
zo  ye:lrs  :lgO,  a~- ted fOT  a  short time 
time  in  the  capacity of coach  at this 
college, 
t;peHking- of  i'lr. J\ l acklin, 
Mr.  ~IIITphr has  this  to  say ; 

" T heTe  is only one other a ll· round 
Illan in  America in his class. 
li e  is a 
big, good looking man,  27  yeaTS  old, 
of good  morals  and,  best  of  all,  hc 
likes  the  busi ness and  the  boys like 
him.  Y ou  ClIlllOt  do  beller. 
I 
would  not send  you  anyth ing  but  a 
fiTst  class  man, :lI1d  the.}'  nrc sc'lrce." 

FRUIT  SHOW. 

The third annual fn1it show of the 
H ort.  C lub will  be  held  F ridu}',Jan. 
20,  from  two  to 
fi ve  p.  m .  on  the 
second  floor  of  the  ho r tieuitu ralill.b· 
o rato ry.  A  fine collection  bf apples 
w ill  be  Oil  exhibit ion  f rom  various 
pa rts of  Michigan  as  w ell  as  speci. 
mens  from  J\ b ine,  .M assachusetts, 
Pcnllsy lvania,  New Y o r k, C olorado 
and  :'VIOllta nOl .  There  will  a lso  be 
a  collection  of  seedling  ap ples  o f 
kn own  paTe n tage. 
add itio D 
there will  be a  nice  d isplay o f  c ra n 
berries  and  o the r  frui ts  of  ho rt i· 
cultural  inte rest.  A  cordi nl  invita  
tion  is  e,,'te nded  to  all. 

In 

1/  AL UMN I  I 

, 

._====li 

'68. 

EO ITon  OF  R f-:co!tP; 

Dcar  Sir.-lt will  not  be  IleC>.'S 
saTy  to  statc  to  :Hl y  alurnnus  or  ukl 
stud.:nt  who  was  present  at  the 
busint:ss  meetill~  of 
the  alunllli 
semi-centellnial  year  that  I  heartily 
endorse  all  that is  expressed  in  the 
last  REcOlln  by  :\11'.  Haigh  rdat. 
ing  to  Old  College  Hall. 
I  pllt 
then,  most  em · 
myself  on  record 
ph(lticall~'  (IS  r hal''::  s ince  al  se\'cral 
l\11l :l 1l  gatherings  of  old  studcnts. 
There  arc  many  who,  as  students, 
know  little  o r  noihing  about  Ihe 
other  buildings,  but  have attended 
Tecitations,  talks  or  lectu res  in  the 
in  nearly  every  room, 
Old 
bOlh  large  :lIld  small,  from  ba!e 
mem  to  Toof,  yes,  e\'t:n  in  rooms 
thaI  do  not  now  exist-
to 
Wh0111  not  a 
familiar  bndrnark 
would  be left if  Collt:ge  H all  should 
be  removed. 

I laB 

:11ll1 

Those  who are  so  an;.;;iolls  for Ihe 
sile o f  the  Old  Hall  fOT  some  llew 
modem  buil<iing_whetl 
the re  are 
plenty  of  other  ;wailable  spots 
should  vis it  some of  these  old  illsti 
IIItions  in  the  eaSI  and  note  how 
caTe fully  the  old  huild ings  are  pro;: 
scn 'ed,  no t  50  years  old  but  thTee 
times  th:lt ,  and  upon  Ill lld  wo rth 
morc  pC I'  squ a re  Tod  tha n  the  co l 
lege  land  w o uld  be  per  acre,  :;111<1 
e\'cn  where  money c:mnot  bu\'  mo re 
land. 
P ossi.bly  they  wo ultl  then 
rea lize  the  lovc  and  respect  whi~-h 
the  old  students  ha \-e  fo r  Old  Col 
lexc  Hall.  Do  no t 
it  bc  dis· 
turbcd  but  protected  in  e\·ery  way 
possible, 
:\ IT. 
H :ligh, till  it  shall  have  passed  its 
thi rd  half ccntu rJ . 

suggested  by 

let 

:lS 

Yours  t r uly , 

A.  G.  Gt.:I.I.f-;Y,  '68. 

'i o. 
Fr,m k  N .  CLark,  who  was  COIl 
nec ted  w ith  the  !ish  commission 
nearly  his  w hole 
li fe, died  at  his 
horne  in  No r th ville,  Dec.  19,  '910. 
:\f T.  Cla r k  was  all  old  student  with 
the d:lss o f 'io, attending the college 
'66 a nd  '6i. 
It has  been  my  pTi\'i 
lige 10  have  becn  pe rsonally  associ 
ated  w ith  him,  but  those  who ha\'e 
not  know n  him  since  college  will 
ha\'e  m any  ki ndly  memories  of 
good  nat u red  "Big  Dad  Cla r k," 
H e  was  a  well  known  auth ority  in 
his  line  o f  wo rk,  and  ve ry  aet ivc  in 
one of t he  la rg e  fr a te r nal  oTganiza 
tioos  o f  M ich iga n, 

ren.'lltly  held 

AI  the  annual  Farmers'  Short 
:It  Purdu C' 
Coursc 
University,  Lafayette,  Tndiana ,  the 
foll owing'  i\1.  A. C. gT:I,lu a tcs  were 
prominent  am on~  tht:  instruC'tors: 
\\T.  C.  Latt:l,  'ii.James Troop,  'iti, 
C.  G.  \\'ooJbur}',  '05.  J.  G.  Bo.yk, 
'oS  and  \\'.  R.  \\'righ t,  'O~. 
I~ ro­
fcssors 
\\ oodbury  and 
Troop. 
Hode " :lve  instruction  in  hOTtil'ul 
I\lTe  :t1~1,  judKitl~ frOll1  the  tllllnbcr 
of  !'('rsons  \\ ho  attcnded  their  lec 
tures  nnd  the geneTal interest shown 
ill  th e  work,  hortil'1t1It1r~'  is  coming 
to  the  frOllt  H'T_I 
the 
H oosier  state,  Over  I ,~OO  farmcrs 
attl'n,led  the  cou r~e, 

rapid!;. 

in 

'9i· 

C.  A.  P :lrker  is  hOW  aS5istnnt  to 
chid eugillee r  of  the  C,  O.  Bartlett 
,'I;,  Snow  Co.,  of  Clc\'el,mtl,  Ohio. 
:\Ir.  Parke r  expre"ses  his  pleasure 
in  b..-illg enabled  to  a~ai!l  be~'ome  a 
Illernhl'r of  th.:  RJo:coul)  family  and 
in  this  way  bt"eome  acquai nted  with 
his  fTiends  lind  the  in5tit\llioll. 

'01 . 
Dr.  C .  B.  i.umh, \\'ith  '01. of  Dc· 
troit,  and  a  form-er  L~lIsi ng  man, 
has 
:IS 
:\I ichigan re presentatil e of  the Cen 
tral  Association of  the  A.  A.  U. 

reccntly  been 

appointed 

]leople 

Louis  G. 

:\lichat:i  writes  Prof. 
Eustll~·c thllt  he  has  heen  in  Russia 
six  months  (lnd  1\\'0  weeks :tnd  has 
ill 
tTaveled  o!lici:llly  9,000  miles 
lie  adds,-"  Ilave Illet 
BessaT3bia. 
:1I1d  ha\'c 
:1  ~real  manr 
VTeached  the  !!'ospcl  of  good  secd 
corn  in  English, Germall,  R llssian 
:tnd  the  sign  lang uage.  On our ex· 
perimelll  tit:1d  of  I  i2  acres  we  ha\'e 
the best corn in  Bessa rabia. 
In addi 
tion  'io  sta tions  ha\-t:  bee:l  estab, 
lished  of from  50  to  500 acres  cacho 
intro<Juccd 
A~ri cultu re  h;]s  hee/l 
iO 
illto  the  cou rse  of  5tU(I'  o f 
school!." 
:\lr,  ~Ji dlacl  states  that 
Russia  is  proving  ex tremely  inter 
esting and  be-liens  she  has  a  bright 
future  alo ng  agTicultunti  lines. 

'05· 
BeTtha  lIinkSOIl  is  teach ing  do 
mestic  science  and  physical  cultu re 
al  St.  Mary's  College  in 
:\lonroe, 
!II ieh.  Th is  i~  :tlso  the  home  of 
MT,  and  :\! rs.  Palll  B.  Piercl!,  both 
J\I.  A .  C.  people. 
~lr.  Pieree  was 
'04,  and 
;\ I rs.  Pil!rl'C  ( Alta  Gunni, 
son )  graduated  in  'aS. 

'Oi· 
Clyde  E,  Bushnell ,  with  'ai , :lnd 
E\'a G.  Lo.>wman,  of  Butte,  Mont., 
were  married  at  Salt  Lakc  City  on 
:\11'.  Bushnell  is  a  d;afts 
Dec_  zS. 
m:lll  in  Salt  L:lke  C ity  at  present. 

'10. 

the 

ConceTning  otl r  1910  fo resters, 
w e  have 
following-:  Bruce 
Hoffman  i~  in  reconnoisance  wOTk 
in  Ccnt ra l  Alaska  with  heflt! 
quarters  a t  Sitka. 

Wm .  \ Vhite  is 

in  the  Olympic 
N a tional  Forest in £;lslcTn  OTegon, 
His  address  is  M edford,  Ore. 

R.  S.  \Vheele risat Encampme nt. 

\ Vyo"  in  t he  Hayden  fo rests, 

Conley  D e  Camp  is  doing  fo r  

estry  w o r k  in  central  Colorado. 
in 

L. T.  Burke 

is  ranger 

the 

A .  G.  GULLE\,. 

fo res ts  nea r  Au  Sable,  M ich, 

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BASKET  BALL. 

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so  CENTS  PE R  V E:AR 

Kntered  11.5  lIe('()nd.clas"  mro!l  mlltter  lit 

Lll.n"nJ!'.  )l1cb. 

R ... mlt  by  P.  O.  Mon(' )"  Or"".,  DrM!  or 

R e,,19tered  JA'tter. 

llo nul  sen d  SI ""'IM· 

Addr.:oilS  al!  8u hscrhltionS and  "d\'erU~IHI! 

mAt U .•  to  the  tlollcge  8~cretnry. ~Iu t Lon 
lillII'.  ~I!cb.  Adrlrr 8."U  contribution"  to 
t be  '\' 8111110"1  to.:dl tor. 

B n9Ine~~  t.lm~e  w llh 

l:.nwr.·nce  '"  Vlln 
Buren  Prll\Ung  OQ .,  J:i:!  Ott!!.WA  SI.  l,:n st, 
I..&II6h'lI.  Mi ch . 

TUESDAY ,  JANUARY  17,  1911. 

T H E  subsaiptio l1 S  conlillu(:  10 

\\'c n o w  have thirty 
tO W Il. 
ill  o lle 

come. 
.six  suhscr i bc r s 
Th:lI1ks,  Dctroil. 

W E  iwu  CX 1~cc tctl 

to  publish 
the  rcma1!H\cr  of  the  short 
course  list  thi"  week,  hut  so  111>1ny 
things  o f  inu"rcst  havc  happcnetl 
th:1t  we  h:\1  I,' 
t<1kc n  the  liLl!rt,·  to 
hold  it  O\l!r  ulltil  1I\.' XI  issue. 

. 

Y.  M .  C.  A.  RECEPTION. 

III 

The  Y .  .\1.  C.  A.  reception  fnr 
the short  cl)ur",c  m('lt,  Fricby  night, 
was  pu lled  off  in  tine  s tyII.'.  The 
spirit  with  wbld]  the  men  entered 
into  the  ;;;l1lH.·S  nnJ  the  sllloothnes! 
with  \dl ieh  ~\ll1lt$  Wl're  pulled  off 
renel'b  g real  (' rcdi t  on  the  dinx:lors 
of  Ihe .Iff:lir. 
thl' 
. \fll'r 

the 
Arlllllrl',  :111  ndjou rn ed  to  Cluh  1) 
when'  ;\  b:ml[uet  \\'as  sl·r",.:d. 
1":<1· 
w,.rd  C.  Lin~h:Jlln!Jn .  in  his  llSll.1 
IAlok  manllcr.  aCled  as 
to",S t" .;;I.tl..:r 
for  the vn'a;;io!l . 

rel'cplion, 

Pres ,  !, L  ~ ' l1d.:: r tolfl  of  the  eX· 
cl'i1cnt  spi"it  exi "tin~  helwel'l\  the 
short  eour"e  men  and  the:  rc;.:'ulnr 
s t mlcm5. :lI1d  l"piaincLI to t hem  th:!t. 
:I ';  Ihl'  h':I L- hing  for.:e  W;IS 
:IS  f:tr 
conn: r ned,  the~  were  gettin:,,; 
thc 
':re:lm. 

:\.  E.  ,,·,Hll er.  ·1~.  told  why  he 
r; ame  tu  (ollc:{e,  ritill~  that  thl'  in· 
spi ral ion rl'l'el \ l'd  f rum  a  brother- a 
short  ,our~ ...  11la ll-l":\11:>l'd  him  to  bl' 
f or  hi).::her 
e1lthl1~~J 
leaming:  in  ~ ..;io.;lI1ith- 'l~ri l· \1hlJn:. 
111" 

nd~hhor:'  ;m.! 
Il .\m  I  111)  h rH thc r· ...  k .. 'cper;'  \\ere 
IOpit'<;  ,cry  :\bl"1  di N ·I1 "sed  hy  J'ruf. 
R"Jer. 

., \\"ho  is 

II irh 

id (':1 ~ 

·l'. S.  Cranc,  '1  r.  ~pokc Oil 

,. al" 

l11\Jc rltCl :

' 

I ll:;' t r'll<·t or  II!! n'V  ! 1. 

.\ III "scllll:l!l 
spoke  on  tftt!  !c~ !llin;.;  ea~ .. '  wilh 
wh io: h  the  ~hort  (ourse  1I1e\1  feIJ  in 
with  ~o lle~c wa,";;. 

11 :!rn  KCllli}"ter, 

il1~trllcto r  in 
poultry: :"nuso:d  I he crowd with Sel' 
eral  of  hi"  pilh\'  ,,\orjes.. 

Deal1  Shaw ;poke on  the  attitude 
o f  the  student  bod"  and  Y .  .\1.  C. 
th..,  short  coursc  111ell.  Hc 
A.  to 
said, "T he  hands  o f  the  farnJ('r  boy 
have  heen  traincd,  and  onc  maiu 
object of  the  cou rse.  is  . ~u  l~tvelop 
the  b r nin  along  SClent-lhc  hileS  50 
t hat  the  h a nds  will  be  able  to  (1 0 
their  work  wilh  bener  results -
in 
short  it  is  sort  of a  balallcing  up of 
the  fun ctions  of  human  actil'ities:' 
H e  also  showc(l  they  had  a  great 
dutJ  \0  perform ill  the  communities 
from  which  thcv  came. 

Alfred  H enric kson,  "  I,  It  short 
course  man of eig:ht yt:lrs  ago, com· 
pleled  the  progra~  ~vith.  a  shor l 
compar ison  of  the dIfficultIes  I)ndcr 
which  the short course  man  labo red 
then  and  now,  which  comparison 
left a  g reat balance  in  favo r  of  the 
present  regime, 

•  • 

The  team  left  Thursday  night 
for  JnJiana where:lt  \\' abash  they 
we re  defeated on the  13th  by  CO:'lch 
H arper's  team  15  to  15. 
It  was  a 
good snappy  g-ame,  the  home team 
getting- off  S0111e  excellent  plays. 
The first  half stood  I S  to  +, but  the 
to  good 
home  boys  go t  do wn 
business  aod 
the  basket s 
found 
qui te  readily  in  the  second .  They 
werc  unable  to  overcome  the  lead 
of  their  opponents,  ho wever,  alld 
lost  out.  At  the  close  of  the  game 
Conch  Harper  made  this  statement: 
"Yot!  are  the  mas!  gen t lemanlYl 
cle'l11<,sl,  and  fairest  bUllch  w e  h,il"t 
cver pl:I.I·ed," 

On  the  c\'Cning:  of  the  I.ph  the 
team  met  thestrollg R05e  Polytech . 
nic  of  T erre  H :lute ,  The score  o f 
10  to  ~6, f:!vor  of  itose,  docs  !lot 
It  WitS:1  fa st g-rUDC 
tell  the  storl'. 
and  the playi-ng"  o f  o ur boys  re c~il"Cd 
much  fa vorahle  eom1Jlent, as  us ual 
uph oltli ng  Ihc  "hi~h  standard 
ill 
.\1.  A.  C .  IS 
athktio:s" 
[or  which 
famed. 

On J:H1uary  IS  the  teall1  plays  a 
return g ame  with  Sp:llliings  ill  Dc· 
trail, and  Oil  Frida),  a!ld  ::iatur.I:tJ 
h 01l\e  g-am.cs  al'C  srhelluled,  Alma 
College  will  p~:ly Oil  Frid:lY el' enillg 
and  it  is  pblllled  to  han:  a  prelimi 
Il:'ln'  ill  Ihe  11';1\'  o f  :'I  class  ~ame on 
this (!:lte.  Th~n 011  Saturd:l'· aflN· 
noon,  prohnbly  Ht  two  o'clock.  ,\r. 
lI"ill  play.  The::e 
mour  Institule 
:md 
;.!ames 
promise 
to  be  g-ood 
;H/end, 
to 
\lfg-ed 
e\"crybody 
\\':1lch  for  the  pOS-tcn. . 

is 

It  i~  plal1l)ed  to  h;\,·~  :1  big  m:lSS 
tnCl'ling  at  :111  early  date  WhCll 
ou r  nell'  dircctor,  .\Ir.  ~Iat'kli !l.  will 
h..:  lll:\I\e  welcome  in  a  proper ,\ /.  A. 
C.  b sh ion .  Remember  that  the 
emhw·inSlll  pro(\llcN\  al  lhese  meet· 
ill}:";;  means grClll  ,g'oo,l  to thl.:  kams, 
Corne  \llIt and  (10  .I·our ,;h:lre . 

HORT.  CLUB. 

:t 

tot!'clht' r 

'\Ir. '1',  A,  Farf,lI\d of E .. lon H:lp. 
id~,  p r..:"iuel1t  o f  Ihe  :'>Ikh.  ll (,ni· 
lul t \l r:11  :;uI'iet v. deli, ('f('(l  a  pr:1ctk':l1 
addrc~ s on  th~ r~ntinl!:  uf  apple  or· 
~: hanls.  The Spe:1 ker's  reputat io n ns 
an  intcrest;l1)::  :tIld  en t'm"iastil.'  frn it 
lal':..;e 
;:n)\\,er  ralie(1 
)ofr.  Farrand  renOI':1IeS  Ihe 
~· m\\·d . 
old  o rchards hy  p runin:;::  :!1Id  ... pray · 
ing', hili  u"cs  n o~'o l1llll<'f .. ia\  fcrtilil.l.: r 
or  nl:l1It11"(·,  as  11('  u!'I1:III\'  l:lk~'~ a  live 
,'c:,r  le:he 0 111\-.  and  Ihe  p roposition 
i~  to  milk.:  monel". 
[mprOling:  the 
o rch:lrds  h:H;  a  ~ood dkd  on  allY 
r O\llnlunit y,  as it a \\"Ik .. n~ the  peoplc 
to  til..,  I'aill"  of up tOdate r11l' l horis o f 
fruit  g'I'oll'in:;: .  Orch:lrds  fifly  :lll\l 
six!\"  I'e:\rs olLI  will  do  \'~'rI'  \l'dl, hu t 
thc  p~unin~, pirking- :md  harl esting' 
will hI!  more cxp"'ll~iyc .  Low  Irees 
arc  desirahle,  and 
the  low  limh~ 
should  llOt  he  1'1.: nlOl'ed eVen  to aid  in 
)JorthcrJI  :"pies,  13;11<1· 
l' ulti"atio n. 
wins,  Kin gs, al1d  Steel ilc(ls :tre  thc 
banner apples  of  .\lichi::'r;1I1,  :\\le!  thc 
dcmalld for Northern Spy apples has 
:me! 
llel'cr  becn 
Grime's  Golden  arc :llso  ill  g,·e at~le. 
mand, but are not good .\li\'ll . :lpples. 
Lime  and  sulphur  spr:ly  will  soon 
succel..'(l  the  relillble  Uorde:\Ux  mix· 
tu re ,  whic h  has  made  millions  of 
dollars  fo r 
fnlit  ~rowe rs . 
~'1r.  Fllrr:Hld  p redicts  a  he:tv),  ap' 
pIc  crop  next  yca r.  _Mr.  Ed w in 
Smith 
told  of  the  mectinK  o f  the 
:\iew  York  f r uit  growers  w hirh 
he  attended  at  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
" ' este rn 
fruit  packing  method s, 
with  their  relat ion  to  the  east,  and 
the  limc·s ulphur  s pray  were  ex -

tillt!d.  JOllath;m 

:Mich . 

l\lauy  distin · 
tensi,",!ly  discllssed . 
guished 
horticultural  men  we re 
present  at  the  R ochester  meeting, 
including  Prof.  Libt:rty  13ailcy  of 
Cornell  Ullive rsitv. 

l\Ir.  F.  J. Godeil  closed  Ihe  mect 
ing  with  tile hisl.Ory of the ?'ortheru 
Spy  apple. 

TEACHER S  OF  AGRICUL 
T URE . 

The second  annual  meeting of the 
society  for  the  promotion  of  agri. 
in 
the  public 
cultural  education 
the  collc~c 
s chools  was  held 
:'It 
\\·edne .. d:11'  e,"eHing-, 
/ailu;l.ry 
I I , 
and  \\,;\"  \vell  attended'.  T he  sub· 
jects  under  l'Ol1sidcrati on  \Vcrt'  as 
follo\\' s : 

I.  The  melnhers  tli5c ussed  in  an 
infonn:l!  W:II'  the  course of stud\"  111 
hi~h school ag r ic u1tur.."  :111{] it se<:inell 
to  be  the  COIlCcnsu"  o f  o pinioll  that 
the cou rse toul(IIHlI  Leshortened anll 
that  nn  Illakri:tl  ch:lIlges  \Jcell  be 
!\lade at  presenl . 

:!.  The  matte r  of  securin;.:- a;.:ri. 
cultural  specimcns  lor  cbs ..  work 
and  the  ;,rranging: of study l11;lteri,l1. 
3.  The  possibility  ..,f  hOme  ~x· 
periments. 
Th~t  is.  encour:1ge· 
ment  o f  t.he  hi~h school  student  to 
institilte  :1\1  experiment  st ati..,n  a t 
home. 

I .  T he  p05sibililY  o f  conducting 
experimcllts  for  Ihe  college  _ 
Ihe 
hi;.:'h  so:hoolto  b~ SO rt  o f  s uh.exper. 
i'l lenJ  station  fo r 
the  ~·olle;.!'<',  ~;;li~l 
co l k~e to  furnish  ;t  5upCrI isor. 

Th e  following  men  wCre  pr,,;,ellt 

:11  tht  \\lcetillg": 

H..  G.  Il oopingarner, OtSe;::;ll;  C. 
L. :\a"h, l ' nio:1  Cit I" :  C.  D, .\bsol1, 
Lawton;  R .  A.  Tlinlcr,  Ili llsd,d(·: 
II.  11.  Dou;..::l:rs.  :'\f>rthville;  R.  (;. 
Craue.  IludsllJl:  .\ .  .1.  llut chi ll", 
:-'1.  LOllis : 
I.:1i{IW. 
:'\nrth,·iIJo: . 

::)upt.  J.  D. 

III  adrlitinll  to  Ihe  ah{1\  e  a  g-o,)(lly 
l1u\llhcr  o f  "cniurs:md IhOi'<e  !;pl'd:t1 . 
i;< i11;;::  ill  :t~!'icultll rc :ltkmled. 
followill!! 
('kded  for  IhL'  ~'fll1lill;';  '~ar: 

o !lk~'rs  w.,;re 

Th(' 

R .. \. TUJ"\Iel".  Pres.: 
C.  D.  i\1:1!iOll,  \'.  l'res . 
C.  L.  ~ :I:,h.  Scn'.  ;\11.1  Tre:l~. 
\\".  /1.  Frcllt' h .  Cor.  ::-e.:y . 

LI VE  S TOCK  ASSOCI A TrONS, 

lhe 

,\1 ich;g:!!1 

I 'll j1f{ll'~' d 
Tll:l t 
Brl'C,kr,,'  alld  Fcedl'rs' 
Lil'c  StOl'k 
_\.~ sm' iation  1Ilel·tillgs  ar,'  b"comi !lg: 
morc  popular <'ach  .1  l' a r  was  prO,",!ll 
l;y  Ihe  il1lfc:.;:;ed  altend:lllce  .and 
illle((S\  shown;\I  the  :!fJ \h 
g-.:ncral 
:llllHl:d  mcc\ill;.:'  hd'! 
\\ e~·k . 
The :\ g- r it:l1\t u!·,,1  hl1ildin:.;  fumi s ll<'s 
:In  illL'al  phK<'  for  the  as~odati"l1 :1~ 
all  of  its  "ariuIlS  sC('lio1\  meo.'lin:,:-s 
w e re  held  ulI(k r  Oll{'  roof.  Tho~c 
011 
\\' cdncsda\'  Iler~  all  wcll  at 
tcmJ.-d  :1Il,1  the  ;.:-el1<'I':\\  clis.cl1s;::ions 
interestill ~ ftnd  ins truct i,"c. 

la,;t 

.·\t i :30  p.  i1\ , about  200  IIIcnt/lcrs 
of  the  :lssori:1lioll  assemhled  ill  the 
p,lrlors  and  .:orrido rs  of 
the 
\ \. om~ll's buil,ling  :md  wcre lIshered 
into  the  brge  dining  room  wh ere  a 
fea s t  of good  Ihings ;!,,",tited  them , 
T oo  mllrh  credi t  C:111110t  bc  givcn 
the cnicie n t  lllallllgcmellt  of  Club C 
for  th~  houlltiful  repast  whidl  fol 
lowed  amI  to  the  young  bdies who 
ser ved. 

At  the close  o f  dinner  President 
Snyder, :ls  ch airman  and  toastm:lS· 
ter  o f  the  evening,  welcomed  the 
guests  and  called  first  opon  l~ rof. 
H.  H,  \-\,ing,  o f  Cornell,  an  cxpert 
in  dairy  husband r r . 

Pro f. 

the  wheel 
rolling  by  re lating  in  a  ha ppy  ma n· 

\V ing  started 

ncr  Go~' ,  Hoard's  story  o f  the  Kor· 
wegi:I!l's  "face  ache."  H e  d w dt 
IIpon  the  bet th:H  as  a  nation  we do 
nOlneed  longer  to  depend  upon  the 
importation  of  pure  bred  stock  for 
the  foundation  of  our  h.:rd s .  ;IS  we 
h;lve  Some  of  the  best  imli"idll:lls 
I Ie spoke 
the w o r ld  has  produced . 
of  the  reputatio n  of  K c.w  York  ;b a 
dairr state,  1Ilcmiozling  some  of  the 
ll c  p:lid 
SU':CeSSes  ac hie\'ed  the re. 
a  nice  cOlnpJiment  10  their  dean  :md ' 
director.  staling  thai  h~'  was  among 
the  most  ablc  men  in  the  COllntry, 
if  he  w as  a  .\'Iir higan  man. 
·,the 
c:llling-," said he, ;'is among  the  m05t 
noble of any,  \V e have a ccom plished 
much  in  the  past.  good  wo rk  is  be· 
in~ done at  prescnt, and heller  w o rk 
will  be dom'  ill  the  future." 

Secrelnrl'  Br..,wn  \I':IS  the 

Ile.\'t 
spe aker  Oil  the  program  :\lId  men· 
tio ned  the  fact  th;(1 
.\[i ch ii:!:In  was 
the  pioneer ill  agrieuitur:11  ~duca ti O Il 
and r:avc  a  hrief a~'C01111t o f the  (-arl)" 
strug:g:ks  of  the  institut.ion, 
,, \\'c 
arc  prolld,"  sai(l  he,  ,. of  Ihe  large 
Jl\lmher  of  trained  1l11'11  and  women 
11'10"  h:I\'(.'  heell  :thle  10  furnish  to  the 
coll..:;.(L·s  of  other  stales  and  It~  the 
departme:1lI  of  :1~riclllt\lrC  at  \ra~h· 
in;.:- lOII. 
'\li.:hl::::I11's  :lg-rintltural  in· 
tc;ests  :Ire:  di'~'rsiticd  :llld  hl'r  lidd 
is  Iherdore  a  bl'oat!  one:'  The 
lipea ker  then  mentioned  Ihe  ra pid 
}:"rOll'th  of  the  ('olle;.!"('  durinl'  the 
pasl  eigh t  "I  L'ars  and  Ihe  impI'o\'': 
llll"llh  which  iI'l!!  been  rlI;ldt·  in  o r 
JL'r  to  properly  enrc  for  till'  in· 
cro:ased  number of sUldel1 t"" . 

T he colkge will  continue. tll  ;':1'011' 
:1';  it  1t:1!'  dUl1c  in  Ihe  p:""t  and  we 
an'  jJot  yet  through  with  Ulir  11:1111". 
The  illlpr()\,eli1cl1ts  \\\OH  !1l'~'detl  al 
Oll.c(·  :Ire: 
. \ 

s;lft,!  hou,;il1'~  plm·l·  h,r  ~l\lr 
libr:lrl·.  Our  bo..,t-·s 
:Ire  ""alTl'rl,d 
all  ol'l'r  the  ~rol1i\d,:  "lid  o ur  ".1\1 . 
,\L-nli  ,I.)  nol  f;!"..:t  thc  u"e  ,'f  11\:!1!y 
v:llu:lhlo:  11'('rks ~iml'l\" h n :llhe Ih~' I"e 
is  \II)  cO!lI'cniclll  pl;lc~  for  Ih e 111. 

1. 

ThL'  hl1ildin~ in  \I hi.-ll  Ihe  lihr:lrv 
is  nOli"  h()II~~· d  i~. il1  011";  Sl'JIS,'. a  ti,:e 
il  "",,uld  I,~·  ill\p,,~~ihk, 
IraI"  and 
!;'hu uld  il  h11nl,  tn  rL'j JIal"e 
I11H\I\  of 
thc  1'01111110:';  tll\l.~  .k~t roll'd .  Iv  ~a,' 
1I0tbin:;::  Dr  th .. ,  l(l~" \If  thoU~:!1Id ~  ,:f 

dolbl'~ . 

~ , 

'h  

\\'e 

11 1,11. 

I-VIIIII 

room 

l·no l1;.:'h  10 

oUbirl~· 
\1l'cd 

3·  :\  dl'rtt\il(lr~ .  fvr .1  ""II ...... 

]'.)(1\  ill  ;\!I'"  1>lIe 
\\'l:  IIl'ed 

[ t  i ..  1111"  i"'l'n~~iJ,lL'  10  ... <'11 0· 
tl1:l11  "11<-\ifl h  " f  l he 
;.idhcr  1llort,! 
,..r\1(!l·11I 
\11\ 
:1  pl:tce 
Ihl'  ;.!rol111d~. 
:t t,!~'01l111l.)dllll·.  \lo t 
l:tr;.:'c 
"1111'  Ihe  "'l\ld ~'lll  ]""h-,  Lilt  their 
frit'n,l!;' 
:;.,. ,,{  "l>ll w th ill;.i 
II'h;, h  1\ ill  do  for  Ihc  nc ... t  kw 
y<;ars..  Lut wll;dl II  ill  hI.:  ad""JI'''I,·  \0 
Ihe  I1l'ed~  ill r  «l;n1\  I car"  10  " 01\1<' . 
l1\l' I\. 
'>llHkout 
lolle"e 
hUildi;,'g 

,\Iouut  t\\,(I·lhird~  of  OUI" 
Ihe 
}md\' 
~rol\1ld;;. 
:t 
,,-hkh  will  hO\1~~'  "l,"'"t  ~ bO  "l lI r~ 
studcnls.  _\  dor1l1ilur\'  !'I "'kill 
i" 
c;;tahlishcd, _ lel  115  " :Ir~ fo~ lIH) re  "f 
ou r  ;;hllknls Oil  t!1<"  collcge ;..(rO\l1ld ~ . 
In  appcaling  lu  the  1I\ember",  of  the 
:lssociatiOll 
'\Ir.  Brown  5:1111 ,  ,·1  be. 
lic,·e  ,·ou  arc  interested  in  the  1Ie! 
i:lre  of  th,5  institlltioll,  :Ind  we  louk 
to you  for  the  s uppo rt  which  we 
kllOw  you  will  be  willing  tn  gh-e:' 
Following:  Secret:rry  Uroll"l1,  .\1 r. 
C,A. T ylcr. 1l1emherofthc st:llcS:I!I_ 
itary  cOlllmis5iuII,stated thaI  he  was 
illlcilsely iliterestcd i!l  Ihe rN-it al  alit! 
thllt  the  appeal  was certainl\'  :t  '·.crv 
reasonable one. 
"I  wish,,,' s aid  h~, 
" that e\·cry  boy  and  girl  in  the state 
could  take a  course  ill  t his  illstitu 
lion.  T he  bo)'  who  makes  :I  SIlC 
cess  in  ally profession without :t  col. 
lege  t ra in ing,  would  be  an  infinitely 
greater  !occess  with  such  training, 
Too  mall)'  look  to  the  commercial 
(COntinued  on  PRII'Il  ~, l 

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Instructor Kcmpslert:,lked to  100 
i nte rested  po ullr)  men  al  ::::;:lline  Oil 
Saturday . 

The botanic ~re ellhouse will soon 
be complctl', :111(\  i"  alre:I<I.1  ulili1.('(J 
for  the  g:roll ing  of  pbnB  for  l:llu· 
1;:lliollal  work. 

The r...:  arc  I\\ellll·-Ihre~·  "ellio r" 
tak in "  adV:UH:etl  wo rk ill  poult ry rais· 
illg-.  e> \" enl), the rhic ken  industry is 
comin~ to  Ihl:  fron t. 

T he short courSl:  men  ill ho r1i cul 
ture  took  a  t rip  \0  I·a riolls  plants  in 
\he  c il\"  1:151 week  to  sHuly Ihe  man· 
ufa c tu~c of ;:!.";IS  engines  :lnd  sp ray 
ing"  oul\lts. 

Dr.  ;\1 arsh:lll  reports  Olle  ,·asc  o[ 
m umps  and  one  of  measles  t hc  past 
week. 
institutioll  Ius  bel: 1l 
ver y  free  frol\!  these  t.roul~les  th is 
year ;l lld  evcry  prec:lllllOn  IS  taken 
to  prevem the !oprcad  of same. 

T he 

~I iss  Lo uise  Rodemache r  of the 
bacteriological department sustained 
a  b.,d  fa ll  in  the  bascment  of  thc 
labo ra to r y  carly  last  weck, striking 
her  hcad  011  thc  10ll'c r  stcp.  Shc 
has  hcen  confined  to  her  roOIll  fo r 
sel·e ral  days. 

Among  l\I. /1...  C.  me n  to  attend 
the  live  s tock  meetings  last  week 
werc  H .  I-I.  D e  G:-.rmo,  of  H igh 
land,  with '88,  who has  a  son  in  thc 
winte r  courses;  C.  P.  Reid,  '01, 
H owell;  Ceo.  Canlpbell,  '98, of St. 
Johns;  J no.  B.  Strange,  'oz',  of 
Grand  Ledge;  J oel  Palme r,  05, 
B e lding;  F. A.  Farley, '06, Almont; 
M. ,.y. Sprague, '09.  Vermontvillc; 
-D.  G.  Rapp, Sp.,  Lansing,  and  C . 
L.  Brody, '04,  of Three  R ivers. 

D cp:lrtmcllt  telephones hal'e  becn 
~lIs l alled  in  the  e nginecring  huild· 

1 11~. 

T he  quc"lion of  fou r  Illail"  ada\" 
at  East  Lallsin~  has  heen 
lUrlled 
~Iown  b~  th..:  dep:lrlnu' lIl  at  \V a~h· 
IIIgton. 

La ... ..-.  - On  Thursday  of 

i:.,,1 
week.  in  tlll"  ~\g:ricultu ra l  Bu il~lill~, 
:1  ne w  b ro wn  on:!r.:oa\.  P ll·:be  re  
port  ;, ;'IllC  to  RI-:Ct.t:\)  oriicc. 

Prof.  II.  II.  W in;..:,  of  Cornell, 
:uldrcssc(1  onc of  the  .:b,.ses  in  fe ed 
:Inti  fecding.  \\-cdncstl:iy  el·..,\lin:.:-, 
Oil  " Lil'e  ::i tock  Conditi o ns  ill  ~cw 
York ." 

:\Ir.  Benton  G ebharl,  who  \\":IS 
ullable to be with  t he  Il ort. Clu h I: ... t 
week , \\"ili laik  to  thc d u b this w eek 
\Vedncst:b!\"  on  ·· Succcss  in  ~I ich· 
iglln  ll o rticulture." 

T he 

I [ort.  dep:'rtll1ent  securt'(i 
t heir supply of icc 1:15t  week  JU St he 
forI!  the  rains  l;alllC  o n.  Sixl\'- lile 
tOilS  we re  harvcsted ill :Ibo lll  O1ic and 
one·half  days at  a  cost  of  3 t  cents 
pe r  to n. 

~Ir.  Lin ton  took  the shor t  cou rsc 
mcn  in  poul try  raising  to  the  plant 
of  H ollis  R ober tson,  :-iorth  L Ull' 
sing,  reccntly, and  also  to  the  I' a ri 
o us  lumber  yards.  On  S a tu rday 
.Mr.  Du  Bois'  P Qilo  plant  was  in· 
spected. 

Feb,  I I  is  the  date  set  fo r 
thc 
military,  and  a rraogements  are  rap 
idly  nearing  completion ·fo r  the  big 
cvent.  T he same method of dispos. 
ing  of  tickets  will  be  in  vogue  as 
last  year-e·ach  officer  will have one 
ticket  beside  his  OWI1. 

Fred  L.  W oodw o rth. 

is 
ch;,irm;111  o f th~ .\ ;.:- rinllt ural ~·olk~c 
eOlluuit"'e in  th...:  hou~. 

'88. 

~Ir.  Larkiu 

I' roulx .  of  Ilatfi~ ld, 
~la ,,:'i .,  is  li,.itin~  his  si"te r.  ~Ir<;. C_ 
P.  I blli ~a n,  of  Colkg-e  1 h:i~ht.:>. 

T he  Da ir\"  \\-eek  will  be  held 
this  term d \l~ing"  Ihe week  of  ~brch 
6  to 
lished  la ler. 

l' rog"ratn  will  he  pub 

I I. 

Pro L :uHI  ~I rs.  llolk e r  ente rt"im:ti 
th e  se nior  fon;Sler~  and  ill <:tru..,lo rs 
in  fo rest rr  at  ,heir hOllll',  Thllrsda)" 
e n: ning- of  Ins t  II l'ck. 

thc 
AnIlOIll\CCnu:nl 
dram:'  ··_\lah:m,a" 
last  \\l'ck's 
R~:COlln  was  in  crror  ;I"  to  date. 
Thedate  is  F eh. 'i instead of Feb. i. 

t.:o nl'crnin).!" 
in 

At  the  stock  meetings  held  last 
w eek  ~Ir. C.  P.  Ih·cd. 'ol,of  Il o \\" _ 
ell,  w as  elected  sel·ret:try  of 
the 
Ii oistcin- F r iesian  Urceuers'  A sso 
ciation . 

\\' ,\ !\"TI':D_ A 

first  class  dain'  
man  (or herd of  reg-iste rcd  H olstein 
cattlc.  A  s h ure  p roposition  to  the 
right  mall.  Address,  Box 9'5, East 
Lall sin~ . 

C .  f.  Au ten  and  wife,  o f  Flint, 
both  'aS,  visited  I;ollege  friends  the 
past wee k,  Mr.  Autell  being  in  at· 
telllltt.nee  at  the engineering meeting 
i n  L ansing. 

L. J. Smith,  '06,  p rofcssor  of  ell 
gi neering  and  mec han ics  at  \Vinn; 
peg,  t..-lan.,  writes  that  thcy  have 
become so  crowded  !It  his  ag ricul  
tu ral  college that  they arc obliged  to 
mOI'c, and  in  the  ne w  location  will 
have  all  new  fire  proof  buildings. 

HERY  KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 
-

FOR  YOUR.  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

ALL  GOODS  DEUHRED  fREE 

M,J.8.  B.M. BUGK 

The  mcn  of  the  I'eople'$  dlU rch 
Xi\ .:  Ih.: ....  amlu;11 ;;uppcr  th;,;  \leek 
\\. c,lnc,;!!;,)'  at  6  p.  Ill.  ill  Colleg:c 
ilall. 

'..:: CII ·  BrUIl'-iII;d .. 

III ron  D.  I J.d ... tl·d  ~ellds  in  hi~ 
H I:l:(I!i!) ~lIh,, '-' riptioli  (or t\\O  ycars. 
~lr.ll;tlstcd has  l'l'l'll\I ilh  th" ::";C\I 
.\ ;:rilu\tll r:1l  Ctlltc~c (HuI  
.lc r ~,,~ 
;..:-cr ...  ,  a t 
for  ~.: 
ICilr'-. 
rc( c rlll\'  bect!  re 
iC:I~cd  from  tl·;,c hill:.:',  .,,;t\  his  lime 
;":;ll·U  cUlin·I~·  tn  researdl 
is  nOlI 
work  undc r  the  .\d:J';'s  .\ l'L 
~Ir. 
I I !listed  "clld~  UbI  1I';~hl'~ 10  !III  the 
home  fo lk". 

ti c  h;,s 

ENGINEERING  MEETING. 

. 

T lw Ihirl\··<;e,·ollli :u1l1u:,1  meeti rw 
" 
of the  ~[ khi:::HI  Engineering  !-'m·i· 
cty  Ila!  hdd  in  the  c il _\  hall,  Lan 
sing-,  011  .Ian.  10,  I I  a nd  12.  Ex 
CtlS""  w c re  g- ranted  to  students  in 
engine.:ring-
\\ ho  wished  to  attend 
t hl'se  :.es:!ions .  and  a  lar:.;-c  num ber 
a,·aileu  the m selves of the  opportun· 
ity.  T he  sessions  were  \\ell  at 
tended  !lnd  the  papers  among  the 
best c,'cr  presented. 

Amo ng  college  people  to  have 
part in  the  program  of  t h is  meeting 
were  Dean  Bissell,  Prof.  Vedder, 
Prof.  Sawye r  and  Pro f.  Kun zc  of 
the  engineering ueparlmcnL  F.  F. 
Rogers,  'S3,  sta te  engineer,  pre 
! ented  the  report  o f  th c  com m iitee 
0 11  roads  and  paving.  A  paper by 
C.  1.  Auten,  '05, of  Flint,  was  read 
by  Prof.  Vedder.  His  s ubject was, 
"E nginee ring  and  Other  Problems 
tha t  Confront an  Engineer ill Sewe r 
Designiog_" 

LIVE  STOCK  ASSOCIATIONS . 

(ConUnu~1  Irom  DlIK"  1.' 
benefi~ onl y  as  of ao\"  \'nlue.  The 
g reatest  re ward of an-,'  undertaking 
the  knowleugc  of  work  well 
is 
dOlle." 

Pres.  Snyder theD  :Hmoullccd  the 
Ile~t  speak~r as one whose hoys  h:l(] 
"made good."  a  se-holar,:1  travele r, 
:.l  forn,.!:r  rc~cnt  of  Oll r  ullin:rsity 
and  who,  when  the  smoke  of l'on' 
flicl  had clea red Hwa\' !a.st  fIlII,  found 
himself  :ll  the  OC:I(]  of  Ihe  g' rcnt 
commolJ\\l~:lJth  of 
!':illite  of 
Michi).,r:l.n_our  governor,  ~lr. Os 
borne. 

the 

Th e  I!0\'crnor  was g reeted  with:l 
t rcll1cpdo us 
:,  11  d  was 
:1pplatlsc 
obligi!d  to  w:\it SC\'cral  sccuHds  be 
fo r c  he  CQuld  begin. 
(I e  said  in 
pllrt: 

six  n e r~'S  :tt  t h:lt. 

lIot  here  on  a  trip of  in· 
.11  :lIn 
I  :UIl  here  to  p:L~'  my 
\"csli!Z:ttion. 
r('SjX'Cls  to  you  :Ill  and  W  Idl ) "u 
that  I  am  in  deep  sympathy  with 
in  your 
the  work  you  ar~  doing-
breeders'  :tssociations. 
I  \\ :\111  I'OU 
to  know  Ih:n  I  came  In'  this  s~· I1l. 
p:lthy  n~ r y  n:tlUr:illy"  im]{<e,l: 
I 
W;1.S  born  :U1d  brou.t::ht  up on  :l  farm 
_h:1\ e  hrnlcd.  :lllCl  <:nll  (\0  il  :1gain 
when  it  CO[]l~S I" th:H. 
1  think  the 
thing of  which  I  :mt  most  proud  i!' 
thaI  nQ  Il'Illger  th:m  1\\0  ~e:lrS 3:,:-1'1 
:Ulu  ):ruh  h(x:  I  hdpl·d 
with:m  all: 
:len.·s of  bnd  and  lit  il 
to  de:lr  si ... 
for  Ihe  plow. alld  il  \\:15  :1  prctt~ 
big-
I  :illendeu 
school  :It  Purdue  l · ni\"ersit\.  :tml 
h:l\e watchcll  with pride th",'  ~ro\\ th 
of thpI  ill!Otitution  :1",:111  ;I'.:'ril" uhurlll 
l:1m also inlcrcsl""d bc c:1l1se 
school. 
farillillg 
I  e:nl1e  fro m 
the  oldest 
communilY  ill  the  StHIC. 
" ·c  fcd 
the  peop l ~ in  01.1 
hippe\\"a  cou!Jt~· 
who  blazed  thc  tir"t  tnti]"  ill  Ihe 
SI:lIe of  :\1 i c hi~:ln. 
I am  :dso  prClud 
of  Ihe  fact  that  I  am  a  Ihe  and 
aCli,·c  mo.;mh<:r  ut t he  St".J.\C  Gral1~c , 
I  am  illtt'n:ste'!  in:ll1  th:n  makes for 
the  uplift  of  the ,.t<lle  nf  .:'-.Iichig:m 
:lI1d 
I  am  here  )!em\emcn  10  do 
c"erything  1 possibl)  can  to  bring 
about 
the  h.:~t  resuhs.  1  wish, 
genllcm ~ll ,  thai  th~  thin~!i ~ ou  arc 
try inl{  to  a ccomplish  mi~hl  be  ap· 
plied  to  some  of  Ollr  OWI1  sp<:cies. 
Some  excellcllI 
lessons  mi;!ht  be 
learlll'd  by  :Ittending  your  discus· 
sions,  e,-clI  by  those  who  :Ire  not 
particularl)" intere5[ed  in li\ e stO\.k." 
The  governor  spoi.:c  of the splen 
the  upper 
did  opportunities 
peninsul:!. 
aj!ricultur;ll 
s tandpoint anu  o f  the  g:rcat  \·'Iricty 
of crops g rown there.  The  {·uloniz· 
ing  scheme  is  alread,'  in  \'o~ue  ;11 
Ihllt  section  o f  the  state.  A  block 
of  [,OOO,OOCI  :lcrcs is  in  the hands of 
a  company  who is  colon izing  same, 
llnd  this  will  he  used  bv  individuals 
a nd  not  held  in a  block· for  specula. 
I;\'e  pUrpose§. 
~[r.  Osbor ne  then 
spoke  of  the  conditions  in  China, 
its (tense population  and of the grt~at 
producti, ity  of  that and  other I;OUIl 
tries,  as  compared  with  our  OWIl. 
\Ve  must  take  care  of  our  farms, 
Ill:lke  them bellc r  ami  morc  produc. 
ti ve. 
\\-e  Jive  100  much  hv  decades 
when  wc  should  !i\"C  by -eentu ri('s 
" 'e 
and  b"  thousands  o f 
may  IC'arn  some  I('ssons -from  China 
ill  this  respect. 
In closing- the 1;;0\' 
efll o r  5aid,_ 

in 
an 

\·ea rS. 

from 

"No  go,-c rnment  is  hette r  than 
its  citizens.  The  state must  appre 
c iate  the  work  you  arc  doing  he rc, 
and  I  wish  to  do  all  th:lt. I  can  to 
facilitate  th e  w o rk  alld  th.1t  which 
is  being done by  this  g reat  ag ricul 
tural  eonegl! .  1  w.lInt  to  do  what  is 
rie-ht,  and  if  you  gentlemen  will 
show  me  what is  right  I  believe  I 

Th e  M .  A.  C .  RECORD. 

ha,-e  the courage  to  carry  it  OUt. 
nced  your help in  making  this  go\" 
ernment what it  should  be  and  be 
lieve  you  will  give  me  \'ou r  sup· 
" 
port. 

-

Thc speaker was  given  :1  round 
of a pplause as  he  hurricd  f rom  the 
building  to  mect  nnolhcr  appoint 
ment. 

illle"rcst<:d 

Mr. R eed,o f 110wel1,  a  prominent 
llolstein  breeder, spoke  o f  the suc  
cess :\I1:lil1l;<I  along  his  line  o f  work 
at  IloweU  where  a  Ilum~r o(  men 
were 
in  Olle  p:lrticulllr 
breed. lind  ur~erl  community  inter 
the 
Clot 
breed  selccte~1.  Co-operation  W;\s 
the  keynotc  of  his  I.Llk  which  W;I S 
\\'hole50u1I.'  ;!tld  practical. 

this  matte r.  whatever 

in 

Ne w  Coll eae  Clothes  Tor  V ou n&j  l adies_ 

W ool  and  Silk  Dresses. 

Flit"  Coa ts.  Suits. 
New  Curtains  and  Rugs. 

SIMONS  DRY  GOODS  CO. 

illg110m  C f.I._Dans\'ll1e,] an.  J3; 

BOOTS  AND SHOES. 

Leslie. Jail .  ::.;. 

Jack"flll  Co.- Spriugport, 

):111. 
23 j  Tompkins.  jan.  ::.;:  Rin's, 
.Ian.  ~ j:  I lcllrieu;] , jan .  ::6;  GrrlSS 
Lake,  J'IIl.,  .!i;  :\ ! il·hig-;l1l  Centre, 
Jan.  ::S;  :-':on·cll,  J:I!I.  30 ;  Hftlok · 
IYIl,Jan.  31 ;  l.iherty,  I·\·h.  !;  Han· 
ovcr,  Feh.  ::  Con cord,  Feb.  3,· 

, it  is  IIlldcrl!l!..ill;f.  will  he  dOtle:' 

, 

f 

... 

,  . 

,,·h·, 

. . . "  

l-h"  St'.,,·, 

the  S\:ltc  Roullll-up 

Senato r  PUUle",  chairm;1.n  of  our 
colJc~e  ",olllmine~·, was  next  il1lro. 
, 
, 
'e  not  it  brmer, ()'Ir. 
I  UCe!. 
Putncy  Slalt.'d  that  he  h:111  alw:lYS  Spring  Arbor,  Feh. + 
SI.  Clair  C".-.\Ig-ollac. Ja n.  :3: 
becn inte rested  in educational  work) 
he  felt  that  school  men  amI  farmer;;  Cap:lc.  Jail.  =4;  Ikfl ille •  .Jail.  : 5: 
could  well  unite  on  a  eommOIl  Smith  Creek,  1:111.  ~6:  Lamhs.  lal1. 
27;  Chill:1  '1"'1".  jun.  ~&:  Loi\1m 
li t.  s:lid,  .• (  belielc  that 
ground. 
bus.J:m.  30;  Yal ....  Jan .  3J. 
Ihis  great  institution  is  pro ,·illl;;'  all 
'(0""" ""  r.',·""",' 
, .  
• .  
IIIcelltll·e  10  m:m)' 0  our roung  peo-
Inslitute  \\ill  be  held  at  the  _\gri 
pIc  to  press  on amI  enjoy  lifc  to  a 
:t), 
;:rrc.ller dcg-re<:.  [wis h  to ;l5S11rc  you 
cultural  Collcge.  Februan· 
~br ch  I.  :  anti 
~.  191 !. 
Iii  adJi· 
" 
, 
" 
\\"111111  Illy  power 
lla'  \\·.laIC\-er  110 
linn  to  th~  115\1;,1  general  prog-ram, 
to  do  lI\ IllI:'  securin;.:- for  this  instl-
Il1lion  the  e(luiptlIcJH  it needs  ,hal  it 
" T h('  H.e llovatiou  ;lnd  Carc of  Or 
nwy  be  more  ~'omplete for  the \\, • • ,,"~h:lrds" 1\ ill  ha~'e  special  attention 
Institute. 
:1.l 
R. D.  Ibi!el.of G:I\lonl.a fOrtner  Another le;,dill;.:'  feature  \\'il\  he  the 
larg-est  and  most  complete  exhibit 
mcmher of  tile  SllIt.:  'Librar v  Com-
of  spr:lyin~ :Ippnratus  <\nd  supplies 
mlllee,  followed  with  a  splendid 
talk  in  whi ... h  hc  expressed  his  ap. 
ever  mllde  in  the  CO\1ntrv.  Thl'rc 
predatio n  of  Ihe  work  the  l'olleg'c  wil!  :llso  bc;J.  large  exhibit  of  fruit. 
WIIS  doing.  :11111  w:~s  ollly  sorry  he 
\'olmg  ag ain  :lnd  able  10 
Was  11(11 
·· " 'c 
take  a  hl!"1 
r an:'  said  h~· .  ··]in:  a.t:':litl 
ill  ou r 
,·hild rcn.  and  il  is  IllI  .... re:1I  desire 
thai en.· ry  one  of  my' childrell  (:md 
I  h:l\·e  sn·t·n)  sh:lll  tike a  cour!>e  at 
:\Ir.  n:iiley  paid  a 
this  institutioll:' 
splendid  t:umplimcllI  10  th..,  youn;.; 
men  anc!  ..... om~n of  t he  institutioll. 
both  ill  class  and  on  the  campus. 
lind  e~pecially to  the  ~OUr1;;:  bdies 
who  sen·cJ  at  Iht!  banquet.  He 
urged  th;tt  while  we  were  looking 
.'10  c:arefulh'  to  the  welf:lre and  ~·0 1!1· 
fort of  the' stock, we should  nOI  for· 
get  the  f:lmil_\·  amI  the  home. 

In  spite  of  thc  room  whi"' h  the 
cast  additio n  of  the  bOlanical  build 
ing  affurds,  1\):111\  of  lhe  sec liOlls 
ire  compleleh- fiilcJ.  anti  but  little 
roorn  remains' in  the  rest.  SCI e ral 
stmlellts :Irc  unable  to  iiml  :t  scctiOIl 
at  the  proper  hour. 

th e 
Pro!'  Eust:lce  spoke  befo re 
EatOIl  R:lpic1s  F r uit  Grow.:rs'  As 
sociation  Tbtlrsd:l.'·  of last  week. 

THE  RIf'LEJ" If  eRA r 
PR /~\'TJ.\'G  COJ/I'A :Yr 

En ....... e ...  p .... inler. Station", ... 

.ours<:". 

.-olle;:!e 

Dr.  L~'man \\as  Ihc  In.!lt  spcnkcr 
of  the  c\'cnill~, and  mellliolleu  Ihe 
tne ts  which  led  up  to  the establi!h 
iug  of  a  \'eterin;IrY  di\-ision. 
lle 
expressed  his appr~ciation of ha\·ing 
been  elected  to  a  positioll  in  :\fich 
jgall_  and  aske(1  the support  ()f  the 
breeders  and  feeders  of  the State  in 
;:In  effort  to  make  this  department 
" I 
second  to  nonc  ill 
believe  we can  be  of  help  to  you," 
stl.id  Dr.  Lyman , "ntlll  I  trust  \'011 
will  come  to  the  d epartmcnt  -for 
such  help." 

th c  counlTy . 

This  was  certainly  the  greatest 
meeting of  its  kind  ever  held  at  the 
colle~e. :tnd  e\·er)  one seemed to en 
jo~  it to  the  fullest  extellt. 

ONE·DAY  INSTITUTES, 

A llegall  Co.-Chicorll,  Jan.  16; 
Lei su r~,  J an.  17;  GlellJl,  J:II1.  IS; 
G an ges, Jan.  19;  Douglas_ Jan.  ::0; 
Laketown, Jail.  2 I;  ll atllilton, J an. 
23;  Burnips  Corners,  JIIII. 
2-!  i 
)'f otltcrey,  J an.  25;  Hopkins,  J:1I1. 
26;  " ·ayland,  Jan.  ~ i ;  Plainwell. 
Jail.  zS;  Otsego,Jan,  30. 

j)(!II:i~  Co.-F r:lnkfort  JIIIl.  28. 
/Jro 'lc!i  Co.-Union  Cit)'.  Jan. 
16  and  17;  Bro n soll,J~n.  18;  Gil 
ead,  Jan.  19;  Algansee,  ja n.  20; 
Quincy,jan .  z!. 

Gcncuc  Co.-C lio,  J a n.  25- 26; 

Gaines, Jan.  27- 28. 

' • .01.\' • .,1-"1;.  J1ICH1f.j.i_\' 

f 

~ E are  especiall~·  well  ~u:pped 
10  supply  you  with  a nything 
rou  may  need  in  the  line  of 
CA LLI NG  CARDS .  D.4.NCE 
AND  SOCIETY  PROGRA MS 

~ ~ '\!<JJfJ  i!l"""HIl  I 
IIIrfumIlinig  C<!>1IIIIlWlli"Y 

DIRE CTORY 

LA:s'SIKG  BL'S I:\,ESS  AKD 
PROFE SSIO ~AL MEN. 
The  nllmes  tn  thh  t ,jr~~lor)". H$  ,,"ell  as 
t bos"  0 1  lilt  our  olhff  II<h·frtlsers.  are  0 1 
rellllQIt'  PIlrUt'~.  WI'  hOIlO!  11'"1  the  'acult,. 
a n d  11"(\lInl·' 
... ·111  Ink~ PI'[lI~  10  patronl~ti 
tlloflt'  ... ·bo  ptllro"t ze  "s. 

BARBERS. 

C 0I.I.E O ~;  tJ ARtn~ ll  SHOP. 

111  RAI II 
H O\ue.  ~lldy- 1,..1l- ~;r1lle.  You  11'61 
IlIe!JCU .... ork htr.·.  Try It lind  ~"I'. 

BOOKS  AND STATIONERY. 
A  M . •  ! ~n~lt y.  1111  Wash.  A,·e . S.  Book 
• ~"p:rft,·ed  CHlIl nll' 
Oardl •• l'"ou"".ln  ~ns.  1'1t:tu,..-, •.  F ramu. 
F Ine 
~ ""lIlhur  a  SpO!elallY.  L'p-t<Hlate 
n ,.I!'I.  OU I Glan-<:u\ In LAn5Inp:. 

•  ~-I lle  Stll\lonerr •

~, 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
G .~O.O.Ht. [} I) .'AU.t co.  Bookblnd~u. 

lIu per  rullnll'. 
library  .. nd  nnu  'H I  bl nd h'l ll~,  tile  bcuu. 
map  mou nll np:s.ltlbU IIlJ.  pocket  book,  I'lc 
III  0111  N uio" .. i 
OIUUlnl'  p hnne  NO.41:t.f. 
Bank  Bui1dlllM' 

acoount  hook  "'Hk&r8. 

\\r.'n"~\·nRTIl  ~If\'~:  "'l'OIt~:. 
-.--![.~  \\",1""" 1 .. ,, A\·'·. ';'C"~~_~_ 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 
J-[  11.  t.A!(;S ~:['I.-C·h"" •.  (;h •• s« 1.1ImJ;.: 
•  1M  "  ... l![",..t<m A,·,·.,... 
CLOTHING. 

.

E t.ol:s'  ~"~·~-'.IN.  1 ..... IIt.-,;  IIml  at'utle. 
"'en'. l""rn'~hl"lI'(;ootl •.  "'~I'  ... 1. 
L "t ' I";  Itl;i · " .-(·I(oIIlI .....  ,,,'111 "  n'r,,"'" 
In!: • .  IIt.I' ",,<I  eIlP,.  !I~  \\"1I,hhllrtflll 
:A~'~"~'~'~"~"~':" :}D,ENT~if~IS~T~S~. ~:::-
NT II.  ~''''''Ht:.  I'.  II . ~.  On!c<,  1I1 .. ·WI  1101. 
. It·, ....  H"lI.[J".,..  1"",,(,,11'.  Jl.11I,".  1'111· 

~ .. ". Dhl'''p .  _",uItHnatlt·"II., 

D  ~,.  I'AIOI~;L~: t:.  l~nllH.  II;\.,;  W" .• h 

~ltl.'h[l<<lu. 
AUI{"nlli!1.' phonl.'. om,·!, :11''1:  rC"WcIII·II. 'HI<l. 

•  h>lrlo"  A '.1' ......  r.ll"~["II' . 

t; . • "n'F"t'tcR  I •. 
I).  S.  ~'nl"":!<'h~"IIY 
] 
.  Npll",,,,,  l!l"," Bltl.,. .• ",UIO .. ".,I\· phone 
:~~:  11r·"  phOllt' !\I.  F'o;>r"," r  ~I. A. I'. ,.11IC!~nl. 

DRUGGISTS. 

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R on'; E,n;  (·.",PITAI.  1l1tn: 

I'p  10  (/Ilte. 
Hn1/[~"'f HI"t'I;;~, :::-:::C"--~~=-. 

,.;TOIU:. 
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