The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

VOl ..  16. 

LAN S ING,  MIC H IGAN,  TUE SDAY,  jA:'\I UA R Y  24,  1911. 

Xo.  IS 

taken  out  fo r  the rest  of  the  game. 
T hese  two  men  especia ll y  put up .. 
wonder ful  g:Ulle,  and  the  team  as a 
whole  has i mproved  mll t e riall ~' s ince 
the  openiuJ.:'  o f  the season. 
' I n  the 
second  half seve ra l  shi fts were lIIade 
in  order  to  t ryo ut  the  members  o f 
the sq u:,(\. 

Alma's  coac h  and  le:lm  were  ac· 
companied  by  Ilu rs1,  o ur  old  time 
Y .  11.  C.  A.  secretar \,. 

A 

fur· 
take·off  on  b;.sketbllll 
n is hed  much  atnusemelH  alld  W;IS 
put on  as  a  p rcJi mi nar}  to  the A lma 
game. 

A IOIOL'I!  I.A)II':. 

m:lps  :ul<l  plalls  fo r  park!!,  pri\ :tlc 
pla.:e!!,  etc.,  which  were  displayed 
011  the  wall  ahout  the  rOOm. 

The show  was  :Irr .. ngcd  for  and 
m:II1:Ig"cd  by  the  jun io rs  allli  sc niors 
Ihe 
the  Il ort.  dep:Jrtment  :lI1d 
in 
s plemJid  suc:cess  of SlIme  is  due  ell · 
It  W I1!<  g"i\'e l1 
tirely  10  their efforts. 
at Ih is  time  thnt  il  mi~ht  be  of  the 
g rC:lkSI  possible benefit  10  the short 
fruit  g-rowinJ.:' 
courSe  s tuden ts 
thei r  work  on  the 
who  {'omple le 
27th  of J:lIl11ary. 

ill 

- - -
JUNIOR  ANNUAL. 

Armou r 

I nstitute  was 

lile ra llr 
snowed  u nde r  Saturda y  evcning  ill 
:l  rough  g;mlc  of  hasketb;lll,  the 
final  score  Sl:llld i n ~ 5 1  10  II.  Busc h 
s l ar red,  as  usual,  and  thre w  baskets 
frum  almost  all  :lIlglcs  lUlll  all  parts 
o f  the  tloo r.  T he  l'rowd  was  no t 
as  large  as  mighl  have  been  e):· 
pet·ted,  and  the  plan  o f  IHI\·i ng  :111 
hour of  athle t ic  stunts  dirl  not  m~· 
teriali7.e.  This  waS  th~  lasl  homc 
game  until  F eb.  ~ J.  H uehne r,  of 
Detroit,  oflici:l!ed  :It  the  Armour 
::.unc. amI  also  at  the  Alma  g-a me. 
Followinl;{  is  thc  line. u p  : 

F. _ B usc:h. 
F.-lloff- J! ate"Oll. 
C._Ch:lmhe r l:,in_ P 3Itison. 
G.- D u,hie-Dodgc. 
G.-II :tllish . 
The  team  plays  DClroit  Y.:-'1.  C. 
,\.  011  Jan.  30 
in  Oe t ro il.  This 
te;tm 
\\:15  I .... alcn  i:lsl  },e:lr.  ~/-~-l. 
amJ,  of  {'ourSt"  we  c'l:pec:t  to  \\ in. 
Class  teamS  han:  heel!  o r){:l.uized 
and  the  s.-ile(lulc arranged, hut dates 
h ave  not  lUi>  yet he"'ll  lixecl, 

FRUIT  SH OW . 

th.: 

IOY3It) 

The thinl  (1IIIIu,,1  fnLit  "how  was 
held  in  th .. ,  Iwrtil'ullural  lahoraton 
011  Frida}  afterllOQII  of  last  wed';, 
alld  cxceeded  iLl  si/_e  al\  previlllis  ef· 
ami 
fort;..  Through 
cou rte..; \ 
,I f  a  numher  of  former 
;;,raduates  of  the c:olk;;-e  the  de part· 
ment  was  able  to  ~how nice  l·ollee· 
tions  of  apples  frorn  \\eSlern  Colo· 
rado.  frOIll  Ihe fruit regions of  .\1011' 
tana,  :\tew  York,  P ell nsylv:lIIia  ami 
:-'laiIlC,  and  through  lhe courtesy  of 
:-'1:1 ..;<;.  Agricultural  Colle~c 
!he 
fruit  from 
th:.l  st:lte.  T herc  was 
also  a  nice  collection  of  crallbc rrie .. 
from  ,he cr:lIIberry hogs of  \\·i,,(·ol1· 
sin. 
_ \  nice  coUc(·tioll  from  thc 
fruit  reg-iolls  o f  this  st:ile  W3S  on 
(,):hihition,  :H1d  a  very  fILII  and com· 
pletc  one of :-'1 ichigun  \'arieties  from 
the  South 
lIavell  sllh·..;t:.liol1,:!..; 
well  as  a  numher  of  varieties  from 
lhe  college  u rdla nl. 

All  exhibit  of  especial  intcrest 
was  a  collection  of  varieties  from 
o rch ards  whidl  !'Ind  beell  spr:1 )'cd 
with  bordeau):  mixture  ill  compari. 
son  with  the  lime  :lild  sulphur  mi):· 
lU re. 

An  exhibit  which  caused  much 
favorable  commellt  was  a  collect ion 
o f  seedling  c3rll:lli0l1s,  the  re!Sult  o f 
wo r k  dOlle  by II  class  in  plant breed · 
ing. 

The room WIIS tastefully de cor:ltecl 
w ith  po,lted  pl31lts  and  ferns.  and  :I 
hint as  to  the nature  o f  the  work ill 
..... as  g iven  by 
landscape  ga rden ing 

F or years the re has  been published 
al  ~ 1.  A.  C. a  tri.allllual  book.  The 
last o ne  ca mc  out in  '910,  published 
hy  the  cI:\ss  o f  191 I.  The  p reselll 
junior l'!:Il.s,  helievillg  that ou r  al m:1 
mllter  should  support  a  Junior All' 
!lual, assumed  the  respons ibility  of 
attemptill~  the  first  book  of  this 
kind.  At  the cla ss  clec:tion!l  all  ell · 
itor·ln·ch icf  and  II business manager 
we re  elected.  The  o ther  mcmber::; 
o f  the staff  werc  appointed  b}  th ese 
two otJi~·cr;;;.  T hese  clcctiolls  were 
held  in  thc  f:11l  term  al\(I  now  the 
plans  arc  fully  lie I eloped  lind  The 
work  is  hei lli.:"  s ..... iftly  donc.  The 
Annual  will  contain  pictur~'s  of all 
the  fal'lllt}'  memhers. :t11  the  SOL ie. 
tie..;  and  of  every  senior  and  junior. 
Le  Clc:Lr  of  Lansin~  will  take  the 
. \pp<)intments  \\ith  the 
pi~· tures . 
photoKraph"'r  1ll:1Y  he  made  h)  sec· 
ing  :\Ir.  JLJ.  Tellkonohy  ill  5  D, 
\\ ell::;  or  :-'Ii,;,,,  :-'1:lrg':lrct  Logan  in 
rhe  \\'on1:II1' ..  huilding.  Photo"  of 
.. 11 
seniors  ami  juniors  arc  h~  be 
taken  by  Feb.  IS, 
It is  the  pl .. n  tn 
hOlI"c  :1  popular  book  which  sh;11I  hc 
of mor..,  th:1Il  pas".;I1).{  \ .. llIe  to  evcry 
studcnt who  is  all.:ndillg  :'>.J.  . \. C. 
It  w;1I  he  out  Several  weeks  hdon: 
com men':Clllent  ti1l1e  o;lI1d  011  ~alc at 
~everal  p];]ce.,. 
i"  the 
st:lff:  O.  \V.  Schleu.hncr.  et!i\(Jr; 
. \Urell  Iddlc:s,  as!QCiate  eliitor;  1<. 
.I  TCllkonohy .  bu;;:inc""  man:l;,!"cr; 
E.  C.  Kidcr,  D.  F.  Fi"her, 'I<I\-",r. 
lising;  A.  D.  Ibdour,  I'hikna  E. 
:-'nlith,  art:  le~,  Kirl)\',  ~lar~:lrd 
LO~III1.  g"rind.,;  ~1.  \\' .  0:lrollll;r, 
litera ry;  Ruth  M{·,,{l.  society ;  C. 
E .  Il otchin,  (1Ihlcti\'s. 

Following-

FARMERS '  CLUB. 

Prof,  I l:'tlligan  talked  to  the  club 
Tuc§<la)  e\'cnin;{  on  the  topic  of 
"Bc;mtifying  The  F:lrm  110,"c:' 

lie  helic\es  that  the  art  of  I:md· 
scape l:t:\rdenil\~ docs mon:  for  Ihese 
~iJllplc  homes  thlln  it  docs  for parks 
1ll1d  reso r t~;  Ihnt  il doe::; 
IIOt  exist 
liS  m uch  fo r  orn:l!llenling  as  it  docs 
for  utility.  there  b~'il1:;:;  a  practitlll 
re:lson  for  e\erythin~ that  is  uone. 
Severa l  plates  showi ng  the  build· 
ing ar rangements :md  surroundings 
madc  his  remarks  more  imprcssi\·e. 
I~ro f.  H alligan 
\\fe.  hope  to  hC:lr 
agaltl. 

The  second  team of dcbaters, con· 
sisting  o f  :-'1 essrs.  ~I ye rs,  Barnum 
and  Ewing,  will  debate  with  an 
Alma  te:lm.  T he  debate  will  be 
held  at  Alma  a nd  the  d3te  give n 
later. 

1'1101-' ,  JOHX  F.  )lAl:t.:I.IS. 

;lrrin'd  1,15\  week 

\\'c  lake  pleasure  in  prcsclllin).!" 
\0  n,::u!crs  of  the  RV.COIIIl  a  Ctlt  of 
our  new di r ... (."\o r  of  :lthlc\ics.  Prof. 
"bek!ill 
:md 
entered  lit  once  111'011  hi~  work. 
li re:lt .;rl-.;]it  is  dIlL'  Camphell,  Busch 
1I1H]  01ht'r5  for  the  work  they  h a n 
done  in  the  a rr:Hlg"cmclI\  of sched· 
ules  for  sprill:,!  a nd  fall  tcrlll  alh. 
!clirs.  On  aC~'ount  of  Ihi~,  Prof. 
!-.bc klin  is  able  10  J,!d  :t  lille  011  his 
work  :lIld  the  dl'P:'ftIlH' I!t  II  ill  soon 
he  running"  n",  smoothly  as  c\"t:r. 
\\'~.  hope  to  be  able  next  \\l'l'k  10 
1'1:\11 
publish  a  sch~'dutc  of  h:l~c 
J,!:IIlIl'S  for  thl'  sp rill~  ll'rm. 
:\I:tll) 
o f  thl.!  dales ;tre alr~'ady "ell led  UpUII. 
alld  il  is  l'xpcctcd  that  by the  las' of 
the  w~~k the  sc hedule  will  h~· com· 
plete.  A 
IIleeting" 
w ill  he  held  thi"  week.  proh:lhly 
" . :I tch  for post· 
\ \. cd Ilesda), nig-ht. 
:-.I:tcklin  all d  hi~ 
ers.  Support 
teams. 

rous ill;": 

lI1a .. ~ 

BASKET BALL. 

)1.  , \ .  c .  .!j-",·.\t.JIISG ..  ,K 

last  week,  where 

Prof../.  F.  ).[acklill.  C:lp\.  BU ~~'h 
and  six  member!;  of  the  b:lskct  baH 
squad  ma{lc  a  trip  to  Dc,roit.  \\" cd· 
lhc 
/leStla\,  of 
stroJJ~ !:'paldin;..:  learn  IV :!.'>  Ilefeated 
on  their  OW II  !loor,  ~S to  IS.  The 
hOls  show,,'d  splcJHlid 
:lI1d 
played  all  around  thrir  opponents, 
especially  ill  the set'ond  half.  Capt. 
throwillg'  s.:\'e r:1I 
Uu ~ch  s l:lrr<."fl, 
scllsatioltnl  tidd  haskels. 
.\1.  .\. 
C.'s  points  wcrt'  won  :15  follows: 
Field  g-oals - Busch  3.  Goss  3, 
Outhie l ;  foul s_ Uusch  9  in  ,S. 

fOrln, 

I'rof.  :\I;lcklin ami  his  tealll  we re 
given  a  " feed"  by  t he  Detroi,  mau. 
:Iger  immediately  a fter  the  gam e, 
and  good  feeliu~  pre\·;(ilcii.  The 
hoys  report · exce1lent  tre:ltmcnt  In 
Detroit,  from  Start  to  finish. 

M.  ". C.  51 -.\I.'\IA  .!+ 

Alum  was  heat~1l  in  :1  rapid  fi re 
g:lIne in  the  a rm o ry  Friday e \'eni ng 
by  the  aboH S(:ore.  The  first  half 
elided  wit h:t  score  of  z6  to  8,  the 
home  boys  throw ing  almost  at will. 
At the  beg-inlling' of  the second  half 
the  visi tors  took  a  brace  and  did 
so me  good  basket th ro wing .  Goss 
and  Busc h  starred, the  forme r  being 
injured  in  the second  half,  and  was 

[ ALUM  I] 

'S5' 

J utlg-e  C.  Ii.  Colli u KwOOO 

re· 
ce n,l y  s pent  rI  week  in  visiti n ~ th ~ 
Il e n ry  Geor;.:e,  Jr.,  /( e pu blir  at 
!\uhu rn,  :-J.  Y., :lnd  also  the  Vo rd 
R epuhlic  ncar  Dctroit.  T he judge 
has  for  ~ome t ime  been  in terestc(1  in 
boy  reform  and  has  a\'ailcd  hi m self 
of the  opportunit),  of  slUdyin).!'  this 
(Illestioll  by  \·isiting'  the  institutions 
where  refo r m  has  been  instituted. 

'95' 

the 

At  II.  meeting  o f  the  Colorad o 
E d itori al  A ssoc:iation,  held  in  Den· 
the  9th  ins!',  II.  F .  Like, 
vcr  on 
lVr;('s-CII"m pioN, 
editor  of 
liunnison,  C olo.,  was c1ectec1  presi . 
dent.  T his  :Issoci .. tioll  is  wieldi ng 
a  widc  influence  in  Colorado,  CII· 
pecia\1y  in  the  maHer of  le;,!"isl:ltioll, 
:111,\  has  a  memlwrship at  p resent of 

~39· 

:1 

'9!i. 
A  letter  from  \L  D.  Groesbeck, 
'9~, cont:lills  the  followinl{  notc COil· 
ce rnin g  E.  D.  P :lrt rid::e,  nf '96:  " I 
leHer  If!II:I)'  (.JlIn.  16 ) 
re{'~'i\ cd 
froUl 
, P llt'  I~artrid g'l',  iu  w hich  he 
1;1Ic1ose(1  a  p i ctur~  of  :t  neat  liltle 
bun;,!""I .. ,  the 
third  hou .. e  he  has 
huilt,  with  hinu,clf,  his  t;Otllp.lIliOIl 
and  fal\lil~'  of  four  ),{roupctl  011  th~ 
\\ ide 
:\1 r.  l' :lrtrid)!(:  is 
cOIllIc:ded  wilh  the  BriKh:un  Youn~ 
L·lliv~·r-.ltr  at  Prol·osi.  LI:th. 

\ erand:l." 

.' 

'ui· 
I.itl~oltl  Institllte, 

Jcffersou Cit}.  :'>.10., 

Jail.  I~.  1911. 

~1. A.  C.  R~:COHIl: 

1':11,lo .. ed  lind  50 cents  fo r  the  :-.1. 

.\. C.  H t:C:OHI •. 

I  cnjoy 

\\'hell  Ja"t  1  wrote  \011 

I  wliS 
tetl~'hiH:'::  domestic:  ~~'i"n~c at  \\·eht· 
t:rn  L·ui\cr.,il\.  K:ln~as  Ci1\.  K:'II1. 
I  \\'3S  o£fcrcd  ihe same  po .. itioll here 
:It  a  ml1 ~h  hixht'r  sabry, IIhollt  one 
vear a"(, . 
.  Thi; being- the  St'lte  :-';orl\1al  for 
\'outh  of  ~Ii,;sour;, the 
thc  C:l1lore(1 
wurk  is  mud;  ollit r  find  strongc r, 
:11111 
\ c ry  much  hctt~ r 
than:.t  my  former  po.,itiotl.  The 
dome,.lic "l iencc d.:partrnellt  he re  in· 
cludes  both ~'{)O kcn and  I:lIIndrying, 
,hc  lalter  hcin~ in  chll r~e of  an  all· 
It was  my plea!lure  to plan 
si"tal1l. 
:In  cntirci.\'  Ill,'\\'  e'luip,nent  for  both 
lahoratori..,».  ;md  w .. ·  arc 
.:njoying 
lim  o;ure  you 
this  ye<lr 
would  a~ree with  me)  is  one  uf  the 
beSt  CtJuipped  ~Iornestic  scicnc:e  de· 
partments  ill  thc counlry, 

(w hat  I 

it 

I  will  look  forward  with  pl('lIsure 

fo r  the  RE CO IIIJ. 

Sincerely  you rs, 

~JYHTI.£  B. CII\lG. 

'oS. 
~l r.  II.  H.  Curtis  hIlS  closed  out 
his  c rC:l..nery  businclls  at  Oe'Viu 
whcre he  has  been  located  thc  past 
l ..... O years and has'accepted the  po.!i. 
lion  of  m:lnllge r  of  the  Stu rg ill  es· 
tate  IIcar  Sturgis,  M i.:h.  The  farm 
consists  of  several  huod red  nc res 
alld  is  devoted  to  general  ft\nning 
and  dniry ing. 

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LauSh' K.  ~Il e!l. 

R emIt  by  P.  O.  ~Ioney ')rdH.  Urn!l  Or 

Rel!'tnered  Letter .  110  not "~lItl ~t "IUI>~. 

Add retlS 1111  subllnlllllonH "ml  fl(h"ertl.in K 
m atte r  t o  the O<>lIe lf~  8I'eretllry.l:!:fI~t LIIt, 
I l nll'.  M I~b .  Addr".,.  nil  con l rlbutlon8  \0 
th e  Mfl nflgln l!;  Editor. 

B".lll<'u  Offi cII  ,,-Itll  Lt. ..-r"',,,'"  It:  V",n 
B uren  PrintIng  Uo ..  l~ Ona"' ''  St,  ~"Sl . 
Lans ing ,  ~lI ch . 

TUESDAY,  JANUARY  24,  1911. 

LIGHTS  AND  SHADOWS  OF 
PRISON  LIFE . 

Even  if  it  were  possible  to  puh. 
lis h  even"  SClltcllce  of  the  address 
givcll  hy'  " T he  Lillie  ~\lo'h cr  of 
the  Prisons"  Thursd;'lY  C'n':nillg, 
much" ould  he  lost  \0  ou r  rca(l~rs 
bc'~:lu se of  the  1l1a).::Jleti..:  pl' rsona]il\' 
of  the speaker:  The  ,mdiencl'  w:1's 
a  large  <lud  npp reciat il'l'  one  and  :a ll 
seemed ,lIlxious 10  ~'atch eveq'  wo rd . 
11rs.  Booth  certainl,'  has  a  ~less";:;,e 
and  jllSt  as  <"e rlainl.;'  kllows  how  10 
present il. 

Sbe  told  of  hcr  former  w o rk  ami 
of her firsl  Inlrodu,'lion  10 prison lif~·. 
This  was  in  California  some  16 
years  a~u and  nt  Ih:1I  firsl  1l1l·ctiJlj;!, 
r ealizing  the  Ilco:d  of  the  pri~orwrs, 
she  matk:1  YOW  10  gi\'O:  her  lik  to 
the  w Cl rk  o f  reS"uill~  men  of  this 
d,!,. ~ .  She 
Illel  with  1l1:1Il,'  \Iis· 
roura:!(' I1>entS  at  the  start,  U~\  she 
\\';15  d<'l~'rmit1ed ;md  lod,r,· thousands 
of  111O::n  haTe  I!~'en  leel 
to  h l 'lIcr 
thin).::s  Ihrou:,!h  the  intlllenr:e  o f  the 
"Lillle :\Iolher:' 

H,  her  effo rts  nil  associ:!tioll  has 
"Lee r; ·formed  known;lS  the  \'olun 
kers of A!ll~'rica .  Throll"h  this  as 
soei,llion  t here hal e bel'n eSI:rblisherl 
;;irI5.  orph a n 
hOIll~'s  fo r  IVorkinf;" 
a sylunls,  ho~pil,lls,  ,:Ic. 
Iler  plan 
of  work  for  t he  priso!!s  is  simply to 
offe r  her sen'ice~  ,ml!  w o rk  in  con 
junction  with  w:1nlen  :Iud  l'ha pl:1in 
in 
the  bdtcrmt:nt  of  ":olH.lilion:!. 
The  \ -.  I'.  L.  l\'oluntce r  P rison 
League)  h:1S  beenorgauiw,j :111  ol'er 
thl"  rO\(11ln  aud  has  ..:ome  to  b(>  II 
g r eat  fa '-lo~  for  good  in  p r i5Qn  li((·. 
H omt:s for  p3roled  pri~""lwrs h a l-e 
been  eSlahlished 
in  ~~'w  Y ork . 
Willois,  Ohio, and  Luuisi;'II;I.  IIl' re 
the\' :rre  w dcomed ;I ud  arc  :'II  lihert\" 
10  ~ta\'  ulltil  SOllle  Ilork  is  oblaine~1 
fo r th~rn.  Th.·",.· hunoes arc  Il;;ualh 
SlTIall  farms  amI  the  mel)  :11'0:  su~. 
r OlllHled  with  e"crr  comfort  :lnd 
co ul·eHien..:!'.  E;lch tries  to impron:: 
t he  place  (luring  his  stay  wilh  the 
result  that  the\'  are  be(.'(lmin;.r  more 
home·like ever:,- ye:tr. 
:\Iell  go out 
from  these  h omes  into  Ih-cs  "f  U$e 
fuln ess :lLId  sen'in',  ami  today  hold 
:\lorc 
positions o f  trust  and  honor. 
thau &.CXlO  men ha\'e thus been  ca red 
for . 

Sen~ r al 

interesting:  sto ri e~  w ere 
told  of  those  who  had  taken  their 
stand  with  the  \'. P. L.  an d  of  their 
t rials  and  triumphs.  T he fa ct  that 
-"somebody  cares"  makes  ;111 
the 
. differeoce·in  the  world  with  qlese 
men. 
.\ 1 rs.  Booth  dose d  with  an 
appcal  for  "her boys"  :lS  she  terms 
'thelTI  and  for  th e  wi\'e~ ;md ch ildren 
who;)  in  mall"  states  arc  left  unpro_ 
tected  whetl 
the  hthcr  is  t:l.kcn 
from  them. 

Following  :lre  some of  the  good 

tbiugs  cont:lined  ill  the  ad o ress: 

" I t  is  not  the  crime,  b ut  th e  !:tcl 
that 
it  has ., beell  de tected  which 
makes  the  criminal.  Not:l11  of o ur 

The  M.  A.  C .  RECORD. 

crimin:lls  ;Ire  in  prison-I1l:tIlY  o f 
the  worsl  :Ire  yet  to  be  c:m g ht." 

'·T here  :I f e 

I w o  classes of  men 

within  \h(>  prison  wal1s : 

'Two men looked OUI  from  ilri~on hllr~: 
One  sa"  the mud. thtl  ot her  saw the 

stars.'" 

"I  should like 10senL!  Illy mess:lge 
to cI'I:n '  ('hl1rdl  in  the l;md  and I1rge 
t h:!l  th~ s;lIne  consi!kratiOIl  be gin:11 
~'hildrel\  o f  o ur 
the  wil-es  an,\ 

pri~ontors :I"  is  given  10  tlw  fo rci gn 

missionan·." 

"£I'e n : sta\e II"hi,:h  rel'ci,-cs  com· 
pcns:lIiot; for the work of  its  p ris on. 
e r s  should  pro,-ide  for  thc  neer\s  of 
t heir  fn milies.'· 

': :\J o r e  Ihnn  90  per  cenl. of  the 
mcn  no\\'  in  our  prisons  are  Ihere 
il1!luell,'e  of  strong 
throul'h 
.lri11k: ' 

the 

"Do  ,-ou  kno\\'  where  I  shOltltl 
I  OUg-hIIO he  in stale's 

be  101liilH: 
prison -ta rin g  fnr my  bO.I·';'," 

'·A 

few  wOlllen  arc 

in  st:tte's 
pri~on;  in  ~ew \ 'ork  150  ag ainsl 
5,000  men .  1 do no t  know  whether 
t his  (! Ill,cause  women  ~rc so  much 
better  Ihnll  m£>n,  or  whether  it  i.s 
because  men  wcre  on  the  jur ..... " 

HORT .  CLUB . 

One  of  thl'  mos t  intensely  pr:1C· 
tic:l.1  talks :,!iycn  before  the  c1uh  this 
ve:l r  was  tha t  of  :\Ir.  BeLlton  Geh· 
ha r t,  of  Ji:lrt,  \\ 'l'd nesda~' 
l·,·enin'-'. 
Fro m  sm;dl  be;.::innin;:s· :\11-.  Ge h, 
h;ITI  11:1s  steadil)  impro\ ed hi~ farm s 
ulltil  he  i~  n'cu~l1il(>d ;IS  one  of Ihc 
most  ;,u,'l'essful  horticulturists  uf 
the St:'lle. 

The :>IJl'aker  wId  in  an  inter est  
ing  w:w  of  his  methods  in  OC.·:Hl:l 
Co"  !I\l{-I  of some of  Ilk'  r('suits  oh . 
t ained . 
In speaking  of  lhe  Ope r a· 
tiullS  o f  fruit  ;:ro\\'in~,  ~lr.  (;..1, 
hart  mcntioned  tht:  folJ0wing- eSSl'!1' 
lials. 

Fall  ploll"in;:, 
Ca re  ill  the selection of Irl.'e!>,  from 
3  to  -1- fel'l  b.-in:;  pTefera blr:  101hc 
brg:er  ~ilc. 

Tree,:, should  h:II'e  plenty  o f  fib· 

rou;;  rOOts. 

L<!a\'e  p!..-nt~ 

o f  huds  w hen  Irim · 

1lIin~, 

Thr()1I'  " ... 
:setting  !rt:e-, 
}(~'ep r,,')', 

10  !'!!11l  ,Ul  I  wi:  i  t rJ r  "II) 
tillle_ 

.vc:-· _·. lo  n nt  expose 
ltl1;.:-th  of 

Do  not  t rim 

:lre  ;,et. 

Bud  II'h"n  J':Jrk  is  freC. 
I lead  J()w.  T his  i$  de~ir:lbJt  111 
i'n 

c:lring  fO r  the  Ire-e,"  .a~  wr;ll 
han'eHing:  tht."  rrop, 
Trces  should  he 

left  wilh  open' 

:IS 

top. 

Pruning  shuuld  bc  {lone  ill  !atl' 

rert,lin 

w i liter  or  ea r l~'  sp ring. 
The  speOlkt:r  W:l.S 

that 
)l ich ig:'Ul  r an  ;::ro w  as  g-uod  fruit  as 
" 'cshvuld 
lin,  state  ill  tho:  Ullion, 
k';rn  ~omc lcssons  from  o ur  west 
e rn  growe rs, both  in  'Ju a!ity grown , 
:lIld  methods  of  par: killg.  C r eate :r 
desire  for good  frui L ;\I1d  ,·o u  c rea te 
an  incfe~sCi:1 dcm;md,  F;uit should 
be  on  ou r  I:l bles  llt  alitillll'S  and  110t 
merck  :IS  a  IUX UT\· . 

the  spcir ker.  A 

The cl ass  room -was  fill.·d  to ovo: r 
Howing-,  anli  the  bL'St  of  ,1IlCl1 l ion 
large 
\l'as  g i"en 
number of short  eoursl'  men  :wniled 
themselves  o f  an  opportunll,-
to 
hear him,  OInd  all  present  eert;linly 
felt  we!!  repllid  for coming ou t. 

The  f re $hmen edit  the  next  num· 
b.:r o f  the lio/cad.  Herm:lll  liow  
e r find  is  ediror.·uH:hicf. 

EXPERIMENT  STATION  EX· 
HIBIT . 

In  conncction  with the  ~-o rl1 show 
held  laSt  week,  there  \\'as  an  in tcr· 
esting  e!'hihit  by  the  E !'periment 
Stillio n  o f  grains.  ~et!ds,  gr;tsses, 
dover".  de. 

The exhibit which attracted g-reat· 
\\',IS  the  result o f  an 
eSI  attention 
experimem  ca rried  on  under  Ihe 
diredion of  :\lr.  Spr;lag.  Nine teel! 
"arnple~  of  \\"he:lI,  :111  different  VOl 
ridies.  wcre  grouml  sCJlnratdy  in 
Ihe  experiment:ll  mill.  An  equal 
a m oullt  o f  Iiour,  a s  II'dl  as  o f  salt, 
sugar, ye;ls!,  etc.,  was  used  in  the 
nlaking' of  t he  hreM!  ,\nd  \he knead· 
in;:::  wa~  all  do ue  by  11Ile  person. 
The  19  loa\"('s  wt:rc  h~ked  UL1(\l'T 
exadh- t ho:  ~~I!l\C  cond itions.  The 
lI'a$  then  determillt"d  by 
"olll llie 
dis p lac('1l1ent  in  sugar.  On  1"11<:" 5' 
day  el-ening  t he  loaves  were  Clit  in 
t ll'O  ami  Sl'on:,!l  bv  :\Iiss  Hunt  of 
s .... ieill"1.'  c\epnnllll'IH. 
t he  domesti .... 
The  points  ran ged  from  6i  to  9 ~ 
011  a  standard  o f  100.  T lw  s~'ore 
used  wa s  as  follows:  F\;ll'or  35, 
lighuIO:ss  15.  ).: r:lin  :llId  Il'xture  2'0 , 
enlSI.color,  depth  nlld 
text\1re  10, 
c rum h-colo r  :lnd  moi ~turc  10.  shape 
,ll1d  si:t.e  ro.  The  g rain,  Ilour,  :111(1 
hre:lJ  product  I<)gether  malle  a I"e n 
ins tructive  exhibii . 
il1ter('sling  and 

CORN  SHOW . 

,-ould' nOI  attend . 

The  COrti  sholl'  held 

l:J"t  "'<'ek 
was  wdl  :lItendcd and  g:rl'al  imel'est 
,;11')\\,11.  UI ('r  I':Q elllri.·s  II'cre  re~ · 
.·xhibits 
i" ten'r] ,  m:l\l\'  ~cl1din;.:'  in 
who 
Beside;:; 
"olko;:-e  people  tl'  take  part  in  tIll' 
prog:r:1Il1  "f Ihe  \\',·ek.  Ihc  f01l 0 win;.r 
sp~'akers  \Yl;fe  p resent : 
:\lr.J_I-', 
:\Ir.  C.  G. 
I-'ri:.,:-g-.  D:tlel-'ilk'.  Ind.; 
\\ -illi: rm~, " '(losto:r,  Ohio.  ;tnd 
.:\Ir. 
E.  1 f.  Cuh-n, 1'oletlo,  Ohi0. 

),1 uch  im('resL  Df coltr!'e. "enl ered 
in  the  spedal  premium  offered  1,,' 
Iht,  Reo  ),Iotor  Car Co.  of  L:IIl!ing 
for  thc  besl  lell  C'II';:;'  o f  ,'urn  growll 
hy  a  ],U.l·  or gid  \I!Hlcr  ~o j'l':1r.s  of 
ag-e .  The  C:l r  WlIS  w o n  hy  l'.1 iss 
Florill('  Folk, o f  I I ~lt)O'-er.  lacksun 
Co.,  011  white  cap  dt' llt.  wllO  also 
"'01\  in general competition ;1  SCCOlld 
prile of  510.  The  judg:c  'WitS  ),Ir. 
R.  P.  Prig;.::,  of D,tlev illc,  Ind. 

Tb~'  1I1ack  llawk  coril  pla'tltl'r. 
I-,IIUNI  al  $-1-;,  W<lS  lYon  In 
.M r. 
Leli,1.  )'1ill .. )~,  uf  C;lledonia.· .... n  :til 
cx hibitof \' cllvw  den t:  a  \ileJitch.cr 
,alued  at' $35  ""us  1"011  by  \\'1 \0'. 
Folk  on  \\'hite  (',:'\) 
I.kll l,  aLld  the 
OliVer  sulk"  CU!til'lIlOr  "allled  at 
$.,0  \\'ell1  10 
:\Ir_  Gr'ay  11a~' ward . 
of  B ay  Cit I'. on  ;ILI  exhi~i{ of \'{· Uo \\' 
dent.  XUiltl'rOUS  u t her  I_"izes  \\, cr'e 
;;,-r;lltred  nwging  ill  I'a lue  5ro lll  $  t 
to'  $lf"  T he  s t<lte 
is  (lilided  into 
t,\O  co rn  distric ts,  the  lOWer  £.our 
tiers  ~f co unties  c(lmprisin!: Ilist!ict 
::-Jo.  1.  and  lhe re maining  C(lullties (of 
the  lowe r  pt:oi ll s u la 
the 
sec-ond _ 

forming 

Sih-t:r  c up;!  W('re  o ffered  by  the 
Clcallo:rrmd  the .I/;1""I';!-OIl Fal'IIII'" 
for  the  be~ ear  of  corn  exhihited . 
:\11'.  Folk, oi  lI:mol'cr,  wi n uin g"  th~ 
prizes. 

Pro f.  J.  F,  Baker  rcc('il"{xl  :1  tde· 
gra~ S unJa y  annol1 lll'ing- the  death 
of  Stephen  P,Kldock  Ba ker,  the 
little  son  o f  Prof.  and  :-' ) rs .  II.  P . 
Baker, of  State.  College,  Pa_  The 
(Ieath  occurred  at  C()hlmbus,  Ohio, 
w he re  _Mrs.  Baker  rllld  falllih.  we r e 
visiting  at  the  home  of  h(' r  bi-oche r, 
Prof.  Weudell  P;.tdrlock, 
P ,~f. 
Bak er left a t  once  for  Columbus.. 

'89' 
:\rthur  ll:!kl'r  has  reeentl\'  been 
eJected  a  dirt:.:!or  in  th e  Ci ir  ~;tl' 
ional  B:lnk  of  L:msil1g. 

'°3· 

C  I y  d c  ArmslrOI1" 

hit;;  hccll 
10C:lle(1  dur ing"  the sU '~lmer:1\  Ran 
dolph,  " -is ..  as  expert  with  a  l'on, 
strunion  eompilu l'  which  has  br.:(,rl 
d o ing  cement  ~'ol;s trl1 d i o ll  work  011 
Ihe  nell'  lin.; of  rhe  C.  .\:  X.  \\". 

\r e 

:lre  indebted 

to  Jam('s  G. 

)100re. '03 ,  for  the  fol1oll:ing: 

'og,  assistattt 

,,"'e ha,' e  quilt'  a little  !II.  A_ C. 
:\Iadison .  Prof.  G . 
colony  here  in 
C,  Humphrey ,  '0 1,  head  of  the  nui 
mal  husb:l!Hlry  deptlrtrl1etlt;  Pro f. 
J.  G.  Halpin,  head  of  the  poultr." 
dep:lrtmt'ut;  Pro f.  L. J. Cole,  with 
'9t:i. head  o f  lhe  dcpal-t1llcnt of  cx 
periment:ll  breetli ng :  C.  G.  Bur· 
in  poultr.'" 
j·ou:.::hs, 
hllsbandr~';  :lnd  P.  H. 
\ \ ·cssL·Is, 
'0S, fellow  in  :lgrieuhural chl'tl1istry. 
S.  E,J ohnsott,  '0-1-,  is  instructor 
in 
th..::  eolleg-e of engineering", ami  .\1 rs. 
'0+  is  m;rtron  of 
A.  H.  Taylor. 
ChadbouTI\·I1:,Il.lhc ~irls 'dormito ry. 
Olher  :\\.  A.  C _ men 
in  :\ladi~ OIl. 
but  uot  conne\'"led  wILIl  thl.'  uniYl·rs· 
it_v,  :Ire  " -.  J.  Geih,  'o:!.  L-.  S. soil 
sm-,'c \',  :Hld  )Ir.  L.  F .  li ar1.a,  for· 
ill  m:nhell1illil's, 
merl,: 
who'is COlllIL'r:tl'd  with  the  oHice  o f 
D.  \V. :\I ead, a l'ollsu lting  enginel'r." 

inSlructor 

'0-/. 

G. C.  \Iorhct' k  iii  lOCated  li t  !far. 
rison.  Ark ..  where  he  is  workiu<, 
,,;e rd r:c.  During 
for  thl'  forc~ t r,l' 
t he  past  $l1 mlllL'r  h.:- 11:ts  bl'(.'h  esti. 
"wli ll!.:"  timb('r ill  ~ cw  :\1 l' xi,-o. 

'oS· 

\'i,' lor  R .  G:lr<I"l'r,  who  has 
been  hC;ld  Qf  the  horti\'"ultural  de . 
pnr! nll'm in  t he  C l1il  ersi l I' of  :\1:lil1(' 
for  SC I er;rI  I·Cilrs .  hHs  t'.':si·'nnl  his 
position  ,It  til:)!  p1:K~' :lIld  :I~cl·pte'l a 
posilion  ill  the  hortinlltnral  Ikp:tn. 
men I  al  thl'  (.)n·"(>1\  :\ "ritllltural 
Collq{('  at  Corvallis. 

,~ 

A  !UHll he r of Ii riC  p,1I10nlllt il  \ i~·ws 
h;I\'c  been  takcl!  re <'e nth-,  111('  lnSI 
olle  fr om  Ihl'  towe r 
,.,{  ,,'illi:IIO'9 
ll :rll. 

Th".  :ltl l1l1~ 1  Ti c·OI) mpk  SlllO~e r' 
:-;'l\' 
W(H  hcld  fll  the  Ti('  H UIl ~e  '.111 
\lrd:!.\  c"euing-.  ahurtt  ,1  Il1l'lI  ~I\jo\'. 
ing  Ill.·  toast! fllld  feed: 

. 

1'1;e 

final  del'l1It!  helll 
Frir~~y 
c~ejllng  placed  the  full (Jwinv'  mt'n 
ill  th.·  ra ce  with  'V' psilntlli:  .\i~'ssl"~.1 
\Vi ko~. P l) wdl  :tnd  ;\1'lr~ oli s, 

!!rIlWI1 

T ht  ~i J .. .oo autOIllO'bile  offL'n'd  b, 
the  I~ eo C""l"pall,"  of  LlIll!ing  as  ~I 
fo."  the  best  ten  cars  of 
p rl'nl lUI1l 
)l1d  eXhlhifed  1",  a 
,'or/l 
:\1 il'higan  boy \1!·"irlun.Jc--r  ~I}  n :ar.s 
of  a.~c  was  "'0 n  "r :\/ i",s 
.f'1("t~.., n l·(' 
FolK,  dau;;hll'r  of  W illialn  J'&l k,  " f 
H;lIIO'v cr.  Thi~  yo.l·!! ).:' 
lad]  no t 
only  IIclU ally  ~re\\' th"  ''Om  heTs-eH. 
but Sfl\d:e<\ed  in  lI'illn il1~ (1\  I he J a\.'k,. 
30n:Co:mtyCom  ~how L ... fore  ,;om 
l'cling- in  the !:;tate  l·Olltesl'. 

:It 

R:llph  Graham. 

'06  ci\ :~,  aLld 
~I' ife  (Gail  \ \ -':s101'er,  '07)  un  \<lsit. 
ll1g 
tile  01(1  home  in  O\\'~so 
stopping"  at  .\1.  A.  C .  cn  rOil Ie . .  \1_/ 
Grahillll  is  m emtx'r o f  the  COl1cret'c 
Engineering  Co"  of  D :"'ellport 
1011':1 .  T he  C()'ln p:Hly's  o peralir:m; 
are  cOltnned  to  conc rete'Meel  con. 
stru.:tion  in  the  city. 
;\/r.  Gra ham 
sta les  t h at  1'.1.  A.  C. engineers  h:lve 
the  best  of  I-eputalion  in  Ihe  west. 
and  adds  that  he  hopes  10  see  :i 
game of foot hall  hetwe"ll  1\1 .  A.  C. 
:Ind  Ames  next  fall.  G rah:lIl1  \1':lS 
OIlC  o f  t h e  best  q\1arter  Illile  men 
ever  p roduced  lit )1 .  A.  C. 

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D.  E.  Frazicr, '09,  has  taken  ul' 
a  homestead  claim  ncar  ~ladeline, 
Cal. 

A  large number of college  people 
wc re  out on  institute  work  the past 
week. 

At a  meeting  of  the  senior  class 
held 
\VednesJ:,y  cyening,  it  was 
voted  to  w ear  caps  and  gow ns  at 
commencement. 

Field  a"ent \Y.  F.  Ral·etl  recently 
sustained °a  bad  fall  on  a  slip pery 
ill  a  bro ken 
walk,  which  resu lted 
rib  ami  a  general  sh aki ng  up. 

Raymond  Dick, 

' 13,  has  been 
.obliged to leave  collegc  o n  account 
.of  i!i  health and  has  retu rned  to  h is 
to 
home 
-spcnd  a yefl r  in  the  west  <"Iud  the n 
return and  finish  his course. 

in  Ironwood . 

lIe  plans 

' Yendell  L.  Sil11pson,  military 
cOml11amiflnt  <"It  M. A . C.  1887-90, 
is  now  located  in  New  York  City, 
whe re  he  has  been  several  yea rs, 
being assigned  to  the  d ut.y  of  pur 
c has ing  agent  for  supp liCs  f or the 
Panama Canal.  H e  has  forty  elll 
ployees, and his purchasing bnsiness 
!llllount~ into  the  mi!iions  :uHlually. 

The third annual  meeting  of the 
'People's chu rch,  held  ill  t he  chapel 
'Vednesday  e vening,  was  a  ve ry 
.enjoyable  affair.  The  men  h ad 
chflrge of  the supper, ?nd e ve r y.  de 
tail  was c arried  out  Without  :It  hitch. 
B esides  the  reports  from  officers, 
the  followillg  guests  were  p resent, 
and  added  to  the  enjoyment of  the 
occasion  by  short speeches:  Mr. C . 
A .  Gower,  Dr.  J. 'V.  Suth~rland, 
and  ll.  B.  Tohnson. 

A BOUT  THE  CAMP U S 

""""""'" 

iit·~~ 

.Mr.  B enton  Gebhart of  H a r t  ad 
dressed  the  senior  class  in  horti· 
culture  T hursday  of  last  week. 

At  a  meeting  of  state  g inseng 
growers  held  in  L:lIlsing  ia§ t  week 
Dr. B essey  w as  elected  an  honorary 
member of the  association. 

Thc  Idlers  plan  Oll  four  parties 
this  term.  There  will  be  two  len 
o'clocks  lind  two elc\'en  o'clock  par 
ties.  Dates announced  later. 

\ \  •. ,\ STED -

A  first  class  dair\" 
man  for  herd of registered  H olste-in 
cattle.  A  share  proposition  to  the 
right man.  Address, Box 9'5 • .East 
Lansing . 

The  engagement  of  Prof.  A. J. 
Patton, of  our  expe riment  station, 
and M iss Helen  Dyer, of  Lansi!lg, is 
aunounced. 
1\1 iss  Dyer is  :I daugh 
ter  of  the  Illte  head  of  the  Dyer. 
Jenison,  Barry  Insurance  Co. 

The  l\lichig all  State  Veterinary 
Association  will  hold 
its  annual 
meetill~ at the  college  on  February 
7  and 8.  The meeting will be g ive n 
to  papers  by  members  and 
over 
visito rs.  There will  also  be  some 
practical  demonstrations,  and  a  dis 
c ussion  of tu berculo!!is conducte{l  by 
Drs.  }''larshaU and  L \" man .  These 
will  be  ope n  to  sho;t  course  me n. 
On  the  evelling  of  the  7th  it  is 
planned  to  give  a  banquet, probably 
at  the  H otel  Wentworth,  at  which 
time  a  numbe r  of  toasts  will  bc 
given .  T ~is  gathering  will  be  a 
reprcsentatlve  body  of  the  vete r 
inarians  of  the  state  and  it  is  ex 
pec ted  a  large  numbe r  will  be pres 
ent. 

T he  Eclectics  give  a  party 
thei r  society  hou!\e  on  Jan.  '27. 

III 

Mr.  S.  B.  Hartman,  '03,  of  Ath 
ens,  will  speak  at  the  Hort.  Clu b 
'\'ednesday  evening 
011  Business 
.:'.fethodii  in  Fruit  Growing. 

for  the 

Patterns a re  being secured to  con· 
struct  a  rattler 
fou ndr\'. 
Heretofore these  patterns have been 
borrowed  and  the  new  oncs  will 
save  this  trouble,  and  be  I·ery  much 
better. 

Field  Agent  O.  K .  White  at· 
tended  institutes  lit Clare  and  Ovid 
the  p as t  week;  P rof.  E ustace  and 
Secn:tary Brown were at Charlotte; 
Prof.  I-Ia lli~an  was  at  Hudson  and 
Prof.  Patlon  at  Union  City. 

A  large sole plate has jl1!itbeen pu r 
chased  by  the Engineering  Depart 
me nt  fro m  the  Oliver  Mac hine  Co., 
of Grand  Rapids.  The plate, which 
weighs :lbol1t'2.Soolbs,  was shipped 
in  two parts.  Th is  will  hc  put  up 
for use  in  the  pattern  shop. 

The  repairs  in  the veterin ary  lab 
orator)·  h:we  now  been  completed 
and  the instructural work  is  moving 
along  nicely.  Besides  the  regular 
work of  the  depa rtmcnt,  instruction 
is  given  to  the  regular agricultural 
st uden ts  and  a lso  lectu res  to  the 
short  course  men. 

There  flre  now  twe nty  studcnts 
enrolled  for  the  cou rse  in  \Vo rks 
illaugurated  by 
. Management  as 
Prof.  Kunze.  Several  of  these arc 
visitors,  and some arc  t.1king  it who 
do  not  need  the  credit,  bllt feel  that 
they  can  make  good  use  of  the 
knowledge  thus  gained. 

Prof.  COOIIS  WIIS  in  Ann Arbor  a 
couple  of ·days  the  past  week  on 
account of  lhe  illness  of his  wile. 

Dr.  aud  :Mrs.  Frank  \-Y.  Cham 
berlain and  wife  h a ve  arrived  at .:'.1. 
A .  C .  and  will  have  rooms  with 
i\I r.  ChnppelL  Dr.  Ch:llllberl a in  is 
assistant  ill  the  divisioll  of  veter 
in:'ry  science. 

The  date  of  t he  local  oratorical 
contest  h:ls  been changed from Jan. 
27  to  Saturd:lY,  Feb. -I-,  and  will  be 
held  in  the  chapel  instead  of  the g 
armory.  T hose  who  will  contest 
:Irc  Mess rs.  Van \V:tgenell, Coll ing_ 
wood,  I'l ongh,  D:wiscm,  l"iek ford, 
and  Bowditch . 

M r.  LI.  P.  Piper,  a  former  East 
Lansing"  resident,  \\;ritcs  from  Po 
mona,  CaL,  as  follows:  " '\"e  are 
amidst orange groves and abu ndance 
of  flowe rs, and  these, with  the trees 
loaded  wi th  ripe  oranges, present a 
very  pre tty  appea rance.  The 
weather  is  fine,  the  SUIl  is  shillillo 
in  a  cloudless  sky, and  we  nrc  e l~ 
joying our lIslial  health  in  this  sum 
mer land." 

A  large  number  of  g\lests  from 
the  various  societies  nttended  1he 
w in ter term party of  the  U nion  Lils. 
Saturday  e\"clling  held  tn  the  Agri_ 
cultu.ra l  Building.  T~e  rooUl  was 
prettIly  dt'corated  With  pe.nnnnts, 
orange,  and  gold  predominating: . 
A  flash-light  p icture  w as  taken  of 
the  gathering.  T he  collegeorc hes _ 
tra of  five  pieces  furnis hed  Ihe mu_ 
s ic.  Dr.  and  Mrs.  Hedric k  and 
Frof.  and  1\"1  rs.  Eustll.ce  acted  as 
patrons. 

COUNTY  INSTITUTES. 

Alcolla  Co.-Harrisville, Jan.  30-

3'· 

Alpcna  Co.-Long  Ra pids. J ;m, 

zi-:! S. 

Antrim  Co._Bellaire,  Jan.  30-

3'· 

Ba)·  Co.-Aubu rn • .Ian.  :!5-z6. 
Bt!II~il'  Co. - Benzonia, Jan .  .!6-

'7 · 

Clare  Co.-Clare.  1;1n .  .!O-.! 1 . 
C/illtOIl  Co, - O \';d, J:m.  ~O- ..:  I. 
Elllol/  Co.--Chariotle, Jail.  IS-

' 9· 

G raml1'ra;It!ru.  Co. - Traverse 

Citv, JIII1. :6-18. 

Gratiot  Co.-It haca,.I~l1 .  16-17. 
;{uron  Co. - B:ld  Axe.  Jan.  31 

and  Feb.  I. 

l aseD  Co. -

and  Feb.  I. 

\ VhiuclIlorc, jan, 31 

A'cnl  Co.- Grand  Rapids, Jan. 

z7-zS. 

Laki!  Co.-Baldwin,JIlIl.  =3-:Q. 
Lulalzau  Co.-Sutton's Bay. Jan. 

30-3" 

Jf,wislr,'  Co.- Bear  Lake. Jan. 

=5-":7· 

• 1//1S0n  Co.-Luding ton, J un.  ::::0-

.1"-"/olld  C(l.-~litilaml,Jan .  ":3-

":4· 

.1/I1SJ:"1[1I1I  CO.  - R :I\'cnna. Jan. 

30-3'· 

Oscodo  Co. - F:\;n'icw, .lao .  ::1> 

::  I. 

Oltu:.'u  C ... - Cooper:.ville, J:ln. 

3'  and  Feb.  I. 

J'II1.  :5-=6. 

f'roqllf  isl,'  Co. -

)'Iillcrshur~. 

.... -'r.~rillll:.·  C,l.~Free!all(l..r all.  ::i 

-.z,s. 

7ft .• C,'/"  (·".-C:l ro . .I:ln.  30-31. 

SHORT  COURSE  STUDENTS. 

"O"ll nll'"  tfOlI.I·.",· of .1"". "I., 

118Jd"t'k.  !{,,~- W  .f 1I ,11", r 
llnnn. Clark  E . u.  Sh"rldl111. 
)Ilillll,  f.I~rol(1  L ,  ". J"n"~\' ille 
llnu/l.  Ir vin;. u,  /)Il~teol 
11n.'\on.  Elhel  )1  .1).  '::.t  J\,~e l)h. 
'\' CCI';U,  Frank  L. II  J:l,·k"'m. 
.\1t:C'1.lf"rt~·,  Uny  f.,  ".  R01Ue1l 
l lcCottnh-k,  .\ro·llie  )1  ,.r,  £qut. 
l""O,,n:l.1I1.  ,\[lot'tt  L. ".  L"n_~ing. 
)1t,:1)"nRIJ.  JIIII 'l  .\ ..  ('.  jlrt'd.enrillge 
lkE"an~'  li"or~~ P . II.  )1:tI,eh!'!<u·l". 
'\Ido"i~ ,  Willi .• 1lI  E,.  tl.  \\';I-~h;ngtQn. 
lh'lntosh,  '  ,,[lIn  ,J 
f'  .\Pl'[~g<llt', 
'\kLll\'hhm.  Ru--.. \I  X  ,I,  l:;"ILrL 
If,,dArt'n, U:I"",.  ".  Ithiw". 
.:Ileldnun,  W iUianl  H. f'.  D'l·tH,II 
)lerillll.l.  £thn.r,J , If. :-.10.  \,llt'n[, 
lIichal'lki.  E:,,;t  fl.  ;.;""- Buffnlo. 
lli"dt'Ul(O,  JI.hu J  ,  c,  .Jeni~"II. 
) I ill .. r,  Ul'or,,"t')I  • c.  (;hflrIt:\oi:z 
)lilIet.  LoUh J ..  tI  B lI.·heM~r 
llil1er .. \rtlnlr,  fl. n"I,j,;ill-
lIi11~,  Itll  J  ,  u.  ~"  UII"-,'" 
llil.{·hell.  Ua..-i,1  J ..  c.  :\o rlh IInulI,·h. 
1100,  Don  E .  <I ,  Pa,,·  Paw 
llonteitb.  Iwl.erl  R..  p  '\Iarl iu 
)1.-.011'.  WaYlle K  ,  f. Chil-:\~(). 
)lorrl .. l1.  ~:nt! R..  'I,  Flint, 
l ll'_gro..-e.  Ellga! J., 1".  Chk.r.gl).  111. 
)Io~·er.  Raillh.  c.  Peft~· 
l l\1 nget,  W .. lter Loo  ('.  H~t'"-c, 
MUlrnr, Clnrk  A. 1".  )Iif illtud. 
1Iurrl'''',  Unrold :-;.,  'I.  Bil"ley. 
"lI~·t! ril,  Samuel  K,/,  Alrlt·!) ... 

Se,,·berg.  Ctul  E" /' Grand RalliJ" 
Nielsen,  August C ..  c,  !:;amlu"ky. 

Oe!Ic:hl--e r,  \\~f:!>ley  E ..  If.  Bay"ort_ 
OPIJen18llder.  Ed ... atd C .. /' Lnllsing. 
Orrat! ..  liemi C. t,  ~Inrti n 
OMewlL3rde,  Jnmes, u.  Adn. 

PRlmer. Ca r l  R.,  (1,  Houghton. 
PRimer.  F/ly C .•  c.  North S tilt. 
PArish,  l.este r  P .,  a.  Homew oo.l.  III. 
Parr,  Walter A ..  u.  Mllllchesle r . 
PatterllOD, Guy, c,  Mullike n . 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

PRttuilo.  Alex J. , (I.  Deckerl"ille. 
Pierpon t,  Da..-id.  W ., u.  Mt.  Pleasant. 
Pitteuger. Jos,  R ..  u.  )Iilford. 
Poucher, Glenn 'V ..  u,  Morenco. 
Prellwitz.  Benj.  F ., /' SOdU8. 
Prin<.'e,  Wi11ard  FI.. ,j, Odord . 
Probst.  Earl  R .. /. ::>Iorthport. 
Probst .  Wa.rd  B ., {l,  :>IOflhport.. 
Purtell,  FrR n),;.  (I,  Kawkawlin. 
Putney , Rllfu$ O.,I, Arlmdia. 

Ra msey,  Warner E ..  u.  Port  llope. 
RaD ger.  Rufus.  u,  ::>Iorthport. 
RlISmussen.  Rasmus  J .. I.  ;)Iarlette. 
Rawlings. Earl  W ..  c,  Caledo nia. 
R .. ames.  Raymond  L . 1",  CAAsopoHs. 
Reemsten.  Cy r us  M.J, BeulRh. 
Ree!!O:!,  Alton  E. ..  u,  l{Qgens,·iI1e. 
Reid,  B o wRrd  E .•  (I,  Royal  Oak. 
RillS.  Clias.  E .. 1).  Redford. 
Rigg~. CIRre  A ..  tJ.  ;)1&<1011. 
Ritchie.  Robert G.,  1",  Ullrri~dJ1e. 
Roberts,  Vioceot  A . • (1,  lthaca.. 
Rogne r,  G. Mu. rill,  Fraokenffiutb. 
Root.  Glenn W .. /' Beulah . 
Rot!e.  Harold.  (I,  FRflllington. 
Rot h.  :S-o tman  A .. t,  Richdlle. 
RUS!leIl.  Alger S. (I,  Coldwater . 
Hydqui!;t,  J ohn A ..  (l,  C:u1i1lne. 
Hykse,  Jake.  c,  PrOi!pe r. 

&li.sUury,  W .  Ray.  (I ,  Ml, ldl e ton. 
Schneider.  Ray  A ..  fl.  Mend on. 
Schrepfe r,  Ruyal.  fl.  Howe ll. 
Schlltm8ar.  JalllU R ..  u,  liallliitoo. 
Seel~·e.  Edgar J  .1/,  DR"isou. 
Seel~·. George 1:1 ..  u. GRgelown, 
ShR"-,  Roy C.  fI,  $hll-bbonlL 
ShearmRn,  JI,hn  F  n,  Troy. 
Sherid!ln.  Robe rt  J.,  II.  J o hanne!!bllr(;. 
Shennan,  E.  Pet"r. II.  OWOi!so. 
Sherwood.  I.  D.,  a.  F"owlenillt"!. 
Shetl"rly.  1'(1111  ,\ ..  r.  Lilc h field. 
Shellerly,  Ralph  F ..  c.  Utchlield . 
Simillons.  ut!Q r)'(e  lI., ",  ::>Iorlll  Branch. 
Sleet I,.  Enrl  W ..  (1.  lli1rord . 
Smilh,  ERrl  D, u,  Pent"·RtE' r. 
S'nith , Olen II  ,\  ,I, 1'"lItwater. 
Sna~', O r!!  E .. ,,,  Bauer. 
Snelle.r,  Albert  B ,  C.  IIllmi\lOIl, 
s,.' loE'r,  CJrnlin.  'I. Chkago.  III. 
SWillgE'IIUer){.  c.Jrnt:1iIl~.  tI.  Spllrta 
Staley.  Harold)I  ,f,.  Yp"ilanti. 
St .. inbadl.  \\'illil1m  U  .  l''''.  O<~ineke. 
St",,,,orl.  Ttl1lr~l.ln  I) ..
. '.  Lall~iug. 
Sttinlmrg .. T,  Jp",~,.  E ..  II,  ~ l e"dQI1. 
Stim-.on.  P;>rry  L.,  'f.  LIl-]lO'cr. 
Htim,.on.  Hall,1I  J ..  II.  R('g~r~";i!e. 
Stu,l.J:ud.  Brint,m ,J ..  ,·m.  ,\lillillgtnn. 
::;tOlhl .. rJ.  z..arl  K  . (I.  OIH".1 
SIrt'a'ur.  Bent,I'  D .. f.  lial,,~lmrg, 
Sirollf!'. Oroo J  , u.  (\.I,lwal('r 
S sd,rIJer,  GiUlrl"""  A ••  f.  H'l!'<'<.)IIIIllMI_ 
Sol,wyf'r,  Jo.~ .. \  .  l',  ~;Ikl<'h_ 

T.-et .. r.  llurrcy  L. ,  II,  li;,~-lorJ, 
Tennllnt. O.-orl>l"  e, II.  )11IlU.:"r 
Tholll&;.  C.  Lynn.  u.  Ow,-",-~o. 
1'JWIllUS  RII~_el J  . U.  O\l"h~U_ 
Tholl1l'-,oll.  fi,)I",rt  I.,j".  C\{lwaY){Q. 
ThOlIlI'",)n,  \\'m  E. I.  H,.,ckr(>rd, 
ThQIUP"'JIi.  D>I.\·id  0_,  o.  )1c(;regu r. 
ThOTlltOIl,  DuJI"y C .•  fI,  LIt" 1011. 
Tripp.  !':,ilnu.1 ::.  ,  II ,  U"I"1.)I1 
Truth'lI.  I".~rl J.,  II.  80nlh  Br.UlCh. 
Trumblt'.  WrIor,1  ,\. <I.  1':,1IOU  BtlpiJs. 
Tum,·r.  Guy C ..  a.  FIII~hiug. 
Tyr"n.  Jaml!><  ~\ .•  (I.  SIUI\·er. 

Cpball s,  Charles.  fl ,  i\I:\Ut'h;;~ter. 
\'ltll ,\16I.111rg,  Peter. c.  C(')()~I"l!.-i1J". 
W!l.agbo.  William.  ft.  Xut'th[Jun. 
Wak emau.  ~\rtllUl' W .• j. U:<ngur. 
\\·Rlhtce.  Will .  C ..  ".  fiRyShore. 
Wa ller,  11"lIry,l.  CJ.arl"loi". 
WiI,lter.  Seibert  B  ,  (1.  Col,lwat .. r. 
Wo..l,,·ort l1.  Freoll3. , u.  CIRytou. 
\\·a.;!.'I<!r ,  Wm.  W"  (',  Colt'man. 
Walkins.  Wm .  E ..  u,  Battle Cn:ek. 
\Vatwn,  Wm.  G .. p,  Paterson.  X.  J. 
\\'ea\'er,  Clarellce  H.,  t',  c.'\SIi  City. 
Weiss.  Roy J .. c.  Sutton',  Ba.'·. 
Welch.  Albert  E .• c.  Oti~dl1e. 
Welle r,  Am bert , fl,  LtJlJnon. 
Weils,  Otto  E  . 0,  Grand  Ledge. 
Weste rgren.  Edwin  A .,  a.  Cadillac. 
White,  Walter E., I,  SO.  Fran kfort. 

New  Coll eae  C loth es  To r  YOlln a  Ladies. 
W ool  and  Silk  Dresses. 
FUI£  Coa t s.  Suits. 
Ne \\'  Curtains  and  Russ. 

SIMONS  DRY  GOODS  CO. 

" 'hilmol1'. Glenn  W ..  (I,  )Ianton. 
WieJmann,  Fred 0 ..  a.  Manchester. 
Wilco:z,  J ",y  . /' Rig  Rapid~. 
Wil eden,  Alfred M.,  u,  Ortom·ilIe. 
W /uans. Case (J .,  f'.  Lansing. 
Wintle.  Lollis  A.,  Bongor. 
"~ir lh .  Otto ..  ( j .  EVRrt. 
'VooJhull,  Earn~t. c.  Hemlock. 
W oods.  Ah'Y  J "  II,  In'ing. 
Yeiter.  J o hn G ..  (I.  Lowe ll. 
Young.  Uri0.5 S ..  II.  '-rankfort. 
H ockin,  Earl  '\1. ,  c,  Cha rlotte. 
liunler.  Elnu,' r  J. r.  Macon. 

RESOLUTIONS . 

// ·/,cr/·(I.I",  It h a s  h(:ell  the  will  of 
t he  ii e;n'enh'  F;lIller  10  cal!  from 
this life  one of Oll r  siste rs  in SOcil'IY, 
Harriet  R obso11,  bc  it 
H"soh'cd,  Thai  the  Feroninn  So· 
ci e l\'  extend  10  ht r  parents  ollr 
h~:lrtfclt syml,..th~  in  their  sorrow. 
Bo:  il  further 

R('.~oh-.·.!.  Thai  ;l  copy  of  thdiC 
Ihe 

r l' svlutions  he  p r inted 
R I-:C(l li II. 

in 

I! RI.":~  E.  Dl)Df";E. 
\\'I:"XIl'HJ(ll  FE!.TOX", 
L011l11litkC, 

\\·,·dnc~(by  ~I ('nin"  in  th l" 

:J~' 
",cmO!1 
room  of  !he'" .\gr icnltunll 
Buil<lfll;!  Ihnc will hI.' g:in'll an illll&' 
Irated Ic,'l\Ir(', c.l\illetl the ··Romanc\,: 
Thi~ i" ;.!i\cn  hy 
of  Ihe  Ih:.pcr." 
a  rcprc:"'III;ltill' of Ihe  IlIll·rll;.liunal 
J bn l'ster  Cn ..  alill 
,ollsists  of  ;\ 
"ompll'll'  ~tur.,  I'f  the  \:\'olulioll  t,f 
Ihe  rC;IIlt"r. 

TIII~'  N/I'LE)' 01:  nll.1 r 
J'NIXTI.'·C  CO.\/I'  1.\")" 

En.r.v .....  P r i n ters Stat ione ... 

1 .. 1.1.'1.1./ •.• 1//' ·111''-.1  I 

~l E IfC  CI~ci~li,'  11~:1  ~quir~d 

!O  lurrly ~'ou  ";lh  "n~-Ihing  , 

I 
\'011  n];ll  n~(,l  in  th" line  of 
CALLING  CARDS.  DANCE 
AND  SOClETY  PRQ( ; RAMS 
-
lid""",""""" & '\I.e.']  ill"""", 
~~ to  ~~"y 

DIR EC T O RY 

L.\:\,:--I:,\U  BL·:.-!:,\E.:-.S  .\~D 
PROFE.sSIO~.\L :\lES. 
TlIOl  nlln,..'  In  Ihl<  l>lr~~lOr)". ""  w.'11  M 
th ........ I  ull  "ur  ')(h.' r  '''''·pul .... ''.  I\I'~  "r 
r~llflhle  "".u,· •.  w~ t,,'Pt'  ,tun  11Il'  r"""lt)' 
li nd  "tllo1 .. "I.  will  t"k(o  1,"ln,  10  1, .. trQ"lz~ 
th ......  ".,,,,  ""lrQnl .. ·  u~. 

BARBERS. 

C O I.I,Y-(ot:  I:AIWKH  SilO!'. 

I n  Hntll 
lIo" .. '.  AII.I)"- 1'10.·1)- t:r"h·.  "  .. u  lIe~ 
Ih ..  1 .... 1 .. ork  """'.  Tr)"  II  .. n,1  .... '. 

• 

t'lnf'  Slalic.nt'r:r .

.'rllml""  II  !,p~dnlt)' 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY, 
A  If.  t : 31j,;Kl'.  11~ Wn.h .... '·t.:O>.  &.Ilk·. 
• :""", .. ..,01  {'"lIIn" 
t 'I"II"'.· •• 
('a.<I •.  YouII\aln  I'\'n~.  1'1,'11",,,,, 
II p..to-d.,e 
nn e 
11),11'8.  {'III (ll"'",....~'n  In 1,'C'O":"C.'''-. __ _ 
BOOK  BINDERS. 
G t;O. (;.  Ill ," 11K ... 11  dr  ('0.  Bookbl"dar~, 

IIccuunl  book  milkers.  pnper  rullD Jr. 
IIbrllt)"  IInti  lilli'  IIrt  bln<lln Jr s.  flIe  OOXu. 
1011 0  "'Ollnllllll'l. "1I,u,,, •.  PQ<:ket  hook  . elC, 
Cltl,.e"l·  phon~  ;oiO,ill!.o. 
/ 11  Cit}'  :O>lIllonlll 
Balik BuILdlnlJ 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 
\V POIlWOIttTU  l<ill llt:  STnK t; . -

-CROCKER Y  AND  GLASSWAR E. 

II!,  1I'II~hllllrton An', :.:.  _____  _ 

• 

I,.".  II Mhln"lOn , .. v". 1'<. 

H  II.  I.A!'I:o>t:n.--Chlnll.  '!In u-.o,;  LAn.p •• 
CLOTHING, 
L [  KOi"IT< ' Ht;J.::  <i  aKlli'.  ' iOlhler~. 
r 
11~  WII."I"" lo" 

.  ~'''I  t·"rnl.blnl'-'. 

A\"~. :0>. 

AV",Sorl". 

lIIFP'!.I!'i.  Llldl ... ~  and  G~ntle_ 

E l.{il:O> 
lIIt'n',  F'nrnlJihln ll:  (;OQd s.  So'"  .,,1. 
L orI" rn:(" J.:: .-f'tOlhkr. (;.'''". Furnl.l\· 
I""~. Ilah  lind  ('IIP~.  U!  II·a.hl"l<1011 
"=--

DENTISTS. 
N  H.  ~1(lORK 11.  11.  S .  Onl~"I1l""I;1 1101· 
·  1I.·I+'r  1I"lIdlll '"  1",,,.lnll.  ~Jj th.  I'HI· 
.""~ p hollP.  AlJIOmnll'·~U!l>":. __ _  • 

D  ~;.  PI\IOIJ::L~;~~.  ili!ntln ,  117'.  \\',ub· 
•  hUllO"  A" "'.  S ..  I ... ". i nll:.  ~lIeh!II"" • 
Auto", " u.- phon .... ollie ..  a~,!:  ri',hlr'''·r. :11'<:1, 
J  ~;.  "TOF'~·~:R.  n.  I'.  S.  (jn!c.,~t:t-:'{'I1,. 

:0>11110" .. 1 R.\nk  Bldl/.  Al1t~"""tI., phone 
~,o\I:  1I"1l  pi .. " •• · ~I.  F'QrIllH ~I. A. t·. 'lUdfnl. 

, 

~-

DR UGGISTS. 

R O "!'~:K'l'i  I·A I'ITA!.  JlIH'(I 
t'orr".r  "u>r~. 
I'p  10  .1111 .... 
11,,1I1·I .. r H:'~",·'c·.::-;:::::c::-
DRY  GOODS, 

O ASI·t:H.  I:\(''';A:O>  0\" 

L.·,,,U,,,,  P"y  (;<><1<1,  "1,,,,.. 

I', •. 

1",,,.1,,,,'1 
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