The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

VOL.  16 

EAST  LA::-;'S L~G.  MICBIGAS,  T UES DAY,  FEBRUARY  21,  1911 . 

~O. 22 

RECIPROCITY  DEBATE . 

COLLEGE  ARMORY, ~:30 A. M. 
FEBRUARY  22nd. 

" R eciprocity  with  Canada -

o r 
:\0  R eciprocity,"  is  the  import_In! 
q ucSIIOtl lO be  debated  o n  " 'c(lncs 
dlly  morning"  by  I1lClllhl'rS  of  Oll r 
college  f:tculty.  This  promises  to 
be  one of  t he  Illost  interesti n g- {Il' 
bates  held  in:l long lime, :In,!  e\c ry 
one  is  planning  \0  attend.  Goou 
music  will  be  fl1rlli shccl, 
,lilt!  the 
judges  have  hcell  arrilngct!  f~r. 
The  :wdicncc  \\ ill  act  as  the  jur~. 
Following  i5  the  p ro~ram : 
), l usic-- .\1.  A.  C.  B:lIld. 
::iong __ :\meril::l,  with  hand  ae 

com p;)'lli melli. 

Dcbatc-Rt'ciprocity  with  Can 

ada. 

F or 

:ltlirm:'Ilh c- I~rof .  F rcn~h. 

Dr.  T Icdrick.  ProL R nl~·r. 

For  nc)!"ativc-I~·r e,; .  Snyder, 

Dean  Shaw all!1  ~ec.  Brown. 

:'-.I usic-Auro rean  QU:lrtett('. 
Reblll!a!  by Pres. Snyder ami  Dr. 

llcdric k. 

Dc('i~ion by  jud:,:-C'~  ami  \'('T<lict  of 

till"  ju ry. 

The  judg-es  will  be  11 011.  P:ltrick 
Kellcy,  .JudKe  IlowlIrd  \\'iest  und 
jlltlg"c  Cahill. 

I::ao.:h  ~pcaker will  be  allowcd  hut 
ten  minutes  011  (.:I'llls\ructi\·e  argu, 
ment :mll  five  minutes  will  he  ).;"i\"\:11 
fur  rehllU'lL 

- - -
POULT RY  INSTITUTE. 

The  poultr~  in",litutc  hdd  1:1",\ 
week  was  OIlL'  of  ext'cptitJllal  nliue 
to the people th;lt  purticipated.  The 
~pcaker'"  were  the  hel'l  th:'Il  cou!u 
be  procure.\  :md  il  l·o.: rtainl~  ,,",IS  an 
opportunit.\  to  mcet  such  m~n  as 
.\[r. 
~Ir.  :-':ix. 
TUl'ker and  'Ir. ~ewell. 

I'rof.  (;r.,h:l<ll. 

T he  inl'tilUte  \\a~  a  tine  ellu('a· 
tiolli'l!  feature.  The  Ilti!ilY  l·harae· 
Il'r;stic ..  were  CIllJ1h;l~if~'d  in  th~'  ill' 
IlolL"c  con"tructioll 
stitlLte  work. 
:tnd  ~'Irdi!l;:!  were  di ... o.:u""cd  each 
lllurninJ,!. 
~Ir.  Six  h:ll1<lIe.llo('  in· 
clliutill~ :\Illl  hroo..lin;.:- work  f:Hllil. 
illfi.tinj.:  the  peop[e  with  tllt"  \;IriOlis 
typ\:~  of  ill("uh;!I(lr~.  br.)odt·rs  and 
tlte  prohkm~ ari .. in:.: 
in  ino.:llhnting" 
amI  broodinJ,!. 

Pro f. (.;!·;ll!anl  talk~·II.m llie  prnb. 
klns of fee(1in~ nut! C;tre HIl' I h;!Ild[~·. I 
th e  <;uhjcct  ill  >,lIell  H lIlly  :l~ to  m~lkl' 
the  imporlHnl'c  of  gn'at 
all.:  feci 
care 
the  handlin~  of  poultry . 
in 
\\'hile the  institute  worl..  1\ II':;  ).!"oin", 
thc poultry sho\\  attracted  ~·ollside r· 
:Ible  altentiOI1  and  .\1 r.  Tucker  \\ as 
k('pt  hu~y by the  man.l·  qllest iol1~. 

tal!':s. 

Au  additional 

the 
feaUlr ...  was 
students'  judgin:,:- cnntc:>t  ;Inti 
:'-.Ir. 
Si)(  and  Pro £.  Gmhalll  gave C\·el1. 
r;l(eeptiOl1:l1  mo:l1Iion 
ing 
musl'be  made  of  :\Ir.  ~cwell's talk 
\1  here  he  ilJust r:Hed  the 
in  b reed s 
types  by  thc  IISC  of  the  !;: r ayol1  and 
hi,.  cl'l'ning  ICClIl.re  was  IlHlch  rip.' 
predated. 

T hc  institute  was  well  lltlendc(1. 
Pcople w"re continually coming  a nd 
goi n g 
lUlU  the  extreme  in ti.'rest  in 
pOILIt ry  was  cer tainly  man ifest ed . 
An  in  all  it  w:u a  success fu l  t1ffnir 
instit utes  o f  this  kind 
nnd  futu re 
will  b e 
to  with 
mu ch  an tjcipatio n. 

look cd  forward 

) 

1_ .  ALUMN I] 

'03 ' 
F.  O.  Foster,  for  se\'cral  yea rs 
with  the  TOWN  C r eumery  Co.,  of 
Detroi t,  h;lS  :K'ceIHe{1  a  position  8S 
B :Kterio[og'ist  with  the  I~olk  San i· 
tary  ),Iilk  Co., of  Illlli .nn pol is.  H is 
address  will  he  ~S30  Bel1dontnine 
~t. 

f\ llllouncement  h.ls  been  rcccivC'd 
of  the  marriage of  Ita.,"  Ie Tower, 
'01,  :llld  :'-.lis1I  :'-.lal"y  Alice  Dowrey, 
11 :Llllilton,  Ohiu.  on  Tuesday, 
:11 
;\Ir. ;,,111  :'-.Irs.  Tuwcr  \1 ill 
Feh.  II. 
be  at  home  afte r  Mar.  I.  at  J oplin, 
:'-.10 ••  :!:~  X.  1:lcksoll 
:\Ir. 
Tower  i~  .hl'll;ist  in  the  color  de· 
partment of the:  Picher  L ead  Co. 

.\\"C. 

.a.,. 

The  be"t  o f  reports  come  to  " .  
A.  C.  from  the  \lark  o f  S.  E.  lohll ' 
son,  of  tht:  department  of  IIlc"chan, 
ies  of e n ginee r in~ at  :'-.1  rulison,  \\,is . 

'Oi · 

:'-.lrs.  II.  C . .  \[~·ek  nOlifies 

the 
RE CQUU  of  her  ,hrHlg-~'  of  addrl'ss 
frOll)  Copper  Cliffs  to  Porcupine, 
OI\t'lrio. 

. "". 

1.!7  Bcc k  Bldg .. 

THE  PENMAN'S  GUE::.T 

The greatest  :\ l aS5  :'-.Iel"ling"  ever 
in  tile  history  of  the  institution  was 
ill  the  . \ rlllory  last  cI'cnin !!, 
held 
when  p rnctically  1,000 <;tu~lents  and 
friends  assembled  to  do  honor  to 
our;.:-o\ ernor.  Prdiminar~ specdles 
wc-rL'  made  hy  Jack  Bowllitch, 
Co;~ch :'-.Iacklill  :lIld  Iluri s  CoHill}!"' 
wood.  and  when,  soon  ;!fler  6 :3°. 
t he  g'on'~rtlor  :trtin:d.  ,u:compallied . 
In- Pre,>.  vOCllcll  of  Ihe 
l'cnm:tn 
Cluh,  he  was  x- r eett·d  \Iith  :t 
trc· 
mendou!" ('hel' rinl,:'. 

In  his  introdu..:tory  "peech ,  :'-.Ir. 
Goodell  b~'moanerl the  fllet  thai  we 
did  not  han'  :t  bctter  place  in  whkh 
to  hold  s u o.:h  a  meeti!!;,!,  hili  said  we 
1l1l1~t  I  e  con tel1\  with  what  th(·  Lord 
and  the  lq;islaturc  h:ul  furni ~hed. 
The  g'on'rnor  II":IS 
introdll.:ed  :I" 
"n prog'ressi\'c  ~ta tc Slllan of  nation· 
\1 ide  repul:Hioll.  a  eulkgc  man.  a 
tr;tvcler.  n  rdonner, lmd,  ahole  ~1I, 
a  foro.:("ful,  :;a!lifL)!'~lln  spc:lke r  with 
:1  m("~~nge  of  in~pira!ioll fur  people 
who  th illk." 

".\  Stullent's  Uhlit{:ltion; 

Ii i,. 
DUI\- t~,  ~ociel\. State :md  ~:Itiull" 
was'  to  be  liuv.O,.born's  suhjccI, 
but  he  pro,·ed  his  own  assertlf>ll 
that subjects meant \'ery  lillie  to "II) 
:lddress, amI  gal'e one  of  his  ch.lr· 
actcristic  happy  talks. hrimmill~ full 
of  good  th ings  and  pUlling  c\' ery 
one  in  g-ood  humor.  The  speltker 
u rged  thnt  the  young  people  of  to· 
d ay  put  away  the  unnecessary -
the 
fnlse  things  in  life  (nen  the  hllirh 
nnd  come  out  boldly  for  what  we 
I·le  d id  not 
bel ieved  was 
ri}!"ht. 
want to  preach  too  loudly;  the  man 
who does  tha t.  is  ex p ected  to  p r ac· 
t ice ,  :tI1d  "il  keeps  me  pretty  bILsy 
doing  the  latte r  these  days," Sllid 
the s peaker. 

The  IIl rge c r owd  paid  the  closest 

attcntion  to  the :Iddrcss  throu;..;:holLt, 
:lIId,  led  h}'  F :I\  :--niher,  the  gO\, 
crnor  \I as  "ho\\ n  the  hill}!"  o.:apacity 
of  :\1.  .-\.  C:"  studellls  in  the  yells 
which  follow('(1.  The  o.:olleJ,!e  o r· 
chestra.  furnished  cxcC'lIen t 
Illll'>ic 
for  the  oco.:asion,  which  \\ a"  :tppre. 
"iated  by  el-ery  Olle  prcsent . 

lllE  I'P.X 'US. 

.\t  the  clo~e  Ilf  Ih~'  :l("lre~~  the 
member"  of  the  l'enm,1Il  CluJ,  with 
thei r  J,!"e,;ts  :1~~emhlcd:11  th~·  home 
of  Dr.  amI  :'-.1  r.,.  1:lai."dell. wbo  H"n 
kindly  opt.'nl·d  their  home  to 
tl;e 
.lub Oil  this  ot·o.::l",ion . .  \fter an  itl· 
forrnul  rcreptiotl.  in  \\hich  ,Ill  werc 
prilile~ed  10  tlWl'!  the  :.:,)\crnor, a 
four COu rSe  dilll1Cr.  provi,le.1 h.1  :'-.lrs. 
Ulai,s{ldl  and  her  frielllb, w,,~ .. ern',] 
the 
b~' 
\\'omcn's  Buildill".  Ahout  Ihirt\· 
:{uc"ts  \\""re  .. e<llcJ  :tl  ",mall  tahk:~ 
plao.:(·d  in  th~' \ ariou ...  ro.'m~.  ROse" 
:wd  cllrnations  furnish~'d  the  tablc 
deco rati o ns. 

ladie!" 

}OUll;! 

frum 

the 

.\1 

the  d05~'  of  the  dinllcr  Or. 
UI:tisdell,  ill  a  fcw  \\"ord~ .  explained 
the  origin  of  Ihe  dub. and  lold  of 
it,,;  :dms  and  wo rk. 
li e  then  intro· 
du ced  the toastm:\<;lcr  ... f  th",  even· 
iug,  Zee1:lIul  GOClid!'  presidclll  of 
the  club. 

:'-. 1 r.  Goodell  \1:lS  l'ert,linh  ;It  his 
best all  this  occasion.  and,  as  (jOy. 
Osborn  said  o f  him  later, "he  had 
been  t:tlking  mostlv  nil  the  .>1 en in).!", 
s:lyill~  something 
:lIId  had  been 
while hc  talked,  too." 

In  eve r yone  of  the  to asts  gin:1I 
toere  was  so  much  10  think  upon 
tha t  they  should  he  publi.shed  iu 
full.  Space  dOt:s  not  pe r mit,  how· 
eve r,  and we o.:an  olllv 1Il('!ltion t hose 
who  responded,  nm!" tha t  com bined, 
()Qn llnued  On  PfI&"e  ~) 

l'urlkllLu,  O r e., 

Feb.  10.  191  \. 

:'-.Ir.  B.  ,\.  Faunce, 

Edilor  :\1 . • \. C.  J{  lI'OUl>. 

D l·:tr 

\lr.  Flluncc: 

. \.,  tllc  tnn·",1 

Enclo~ell 
liml  ~uh",'riptioll  for  the  HI<l;oul> 
1 l':lIl't  affo rd  to 
for  anoth"r  \"(·:Ir. 
bc  "ilh"ut  ihc  little  l'apt:r,  ,.il1~·e  l 
halc ~·t"nc  10)  rl':tlife  how  it  keeps 
!lIe  in  touch  II  itll  the  \\ o rk  of  the 
I  ~a ll  SCl'  from  'ht'  ilt'IIlS 
collt;'::l" 
from  limo:  I"  time  lh:t\  Ih.'re  ha\c 
heen  'Iuitl·;t  fc\\  cha llge",  ;md  add;. 
tioll"  m;I.].. .  cl'en  ;n  the  ",hurt  two 
JUld  :1  h.tH  Il'"r,,;  "iure  I  Idt  there. 
I  :lIn  "Iili  forc~t  ;I~~i.,tant  on  the 
l"olull!hi"  Xational  Forl·",t ' ,f  \V:lsh. 
thOr<HI;,!hly  cnj.l)"  my 
in~tl)l1.  ami 
\lurk. 
is  now.:"v· 
er..:{1  with  frum  thr.."·  10  fifte~'11  feet 
of  "llhhy ,;no\\,  I  will  .. tay  in  the 
olli,'c  lIlItil  :Ih{lut  .\pril  lSI,  drawing" 
tllaps,  \\orkill;'::  up  licl{l  nOte .. ,  :md 
pn'p:lrin:,:  for  nc:xt  .. ummt·r's  wnrk. 
I  \\"~~  fOrtunale  in  hcilL;'::  prC'<cnt 
the  ~\l'llin::  th:tt  !(I  rc.,iclenl  :Ilunlill 
of  :'-.1 .• \.  C.  met  Itere  in  Portlan d 
,HId  {,r;::llIi ... ed  the  l'ortlaud  bnmch 
of  tIll' 
.\s<.:ucia. 
\1.  .\. C .. \Iunllli 
\\" il h  the C'lon plion of Brodie, 
~IOII. 
09.  I  \1 a ..  lhe  hlle~t J,!rnduate  of  the 
I  wa.,  H' rtll inl~  \ en'  IIIl1l' h 
hunch. 
r 
;;;urpri .. cd  to  ~t!e  "a  '\H;I1}  there. 
hatl  no  itlca  there  Wl're  more  than 
Ihrct·  or  four  ~1.  .\.  C .  people  in 
tow 11. 

I  l"Cl'ch'cd  a  Io.:t\cr  r ecently  from 
O.  B.  Burr"'l,  who  is  agri<.:ullural 
IIlsp<:ctor.  hUre:1Il  of  a.~ril"liiture, 
~I;mila,  P. 
li e  hal  recently 
spcllt.a  m onth'"  \' :tc:ttion  in  Japan, 
and  hIS  letter  \\,:I~  full  of  the  inter. 
est;lI.\{  cxper icllces  hc  had  there. 

I. 

(  was  ve ry  much  interested  in  re o 
cent item§  ill the  H Eeon 0  co ncern. 
inl!  the alumni,  and  plnllS  fo r  keep. 
them . 
to uch  wi t h 
ing 
Il ope  t hey  p rove sueccssful. 

clOSe 

in 

V c r.\" lru ly yours, 

AWrlll.i a  R.  \VIL COX. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

MICHIGAN,  TAKE  NOTICE . 

F.  J.  PHILLIPS. 

------------------------~~~ 
, 

The  Time- Friday  evcn i ng 

~Iarc h 3,  probabl)'  5  :30  p.  m. 

T he  Place  _  BOStOIl,  hotel  still 

undecided . 

Thc  Girl_ Y ou r  wife,  sister o r 

sweethe:lrt. 

T he  Topic - AnlJual  meeting  of 
New  England  AlulIlIli  of  ~J.  A.  C. 
The  con fcrence  on  rural  progress 
and  other  e"enhi  call  a  number  of 
boys  and  girls  to  Boston  that  day. 
Dr.  Bcal.  ILl)'  Slannard  Jbker  alld 
Sec.  1.  H, Butt.e rfield  arc amo ng  thc 
di s tingui s hed ~L A. C.  itcs c;o..:pt.:ctcd 
to be p rc;;cl!l.  Co\"crs will probabl.\· 
cost  $1 . ~5  to  $1.50 e:l(h,  as  here'to· 
fore. 

\V il!  \·ou  bc  with  us~  Please :lll' 
!O we r  1)\:  return  mail,  fo r  I'm  a  little 
late  with  this  circula r,  and  you  must 
atone  for  mI'  short  cOllli;I~S.  Do 
vou  kllOW  :I'U\'  ne w  recruits  who 
it:IVC  c01l1e  to  ;Iew  Englahd  the  past 
year? 

Y ou  nced  a  day  off  ami  a  rebap. 
tism  of  the  old  spirit. 
\ \ie'll  duck 
\'ou  in  the  ri\'cr  with  a  sack,  or  ill 
ihe  foulltain  if  you  fail 
to  come, 
Slate  whcther you  will come  single 
\\" e mu;;t 
or do ubl ... ,  o r in multiple. 
ad\'ise  the  hotel  at  an  earh  date.  as 
to  the  prob:Jbk  number,'  therefore 
the  import:U1ce  of  :J  prompt  reply. 
Please :uldress  Ille  at  Russell, l\Ja"s. 
Y o ur ohcdient assistant to the head 

ducking  mas\C r, 

G.  C.  Sncy 

~~·c.  ~' .  E.  A.  }oI.  A .  C.  Alu mni. 

HORT.  CLUB. 

l~re s idCllt .J,  L. Snyder addressed 
the  1I0rt.  Club Feb.  15  Oil  reciproc· 
it\·  with  Canada.  Presidcnt  SIl\"· 
der sa id  t he  fund ame ntal  prin cipl~~ 
wcre  to  reduce  the  cost  o f  livill;:: 
antI  :.C1 :1,;  a  political  scheme  to save 
the  admin isrr:lIion.  A  reduction  in 
tariff has  not  been carried  into effect 
on  m:lllufactu red  goods,  bet:mse of 
(o rpo ratioll  contro l.  T he  C. S . h:ls 
ix.'<!fl  kllow/!  :15  a  nation  of  f"rlllers, 
and  tht' fa rmi ng capitlll  has  built  tin' 
cities  and  const ru cted  the  railroads 
and  call:,15.  F or  example,  ~I i lln c· 
apo lis  and  St.  P aul  were  made  b.1 
the  north{'rn  whea t belt. 
,\bout 50 
years :lg'o  the  f("rtilc  plain:.  of  the 
west  he::nn  to  he  cuiti\'atetl,  ,lIld  the 
V:lst  production  has  kept  food  pro· 
du t ts  \'e ry  cheap.  At  that  timo::  the 
value of  e:,stern  farm s  wellt  dowll. 
Fifly YC;.Irs  :lgo  the far me rs submi t· 
ted  to  a  hig-h  tariff 10 aid  in  hu ilding' 
lip  th e  cilies:  now  this  tariff cannot 
ue  re(lu red  because of  corporation 
in!luellce, but  fruit ,  vegetables, grllin 
:lnd  live  stock  arc  to  be  a.lmitted 
free.  Cattle come  Ul  f rce,  but  meat 
the 
is  under 
pllcking  houscs C:JU  get 311  the  meat 
they  need  at  thei r  0\\' 11  price.  An 
litre of la nd  in  C:llltlda  will  produce 
as  mudl  hay  as  one  in  Tex as,  and 
the  Calladinns can  put  caule 
thus 
into  this  country  w;thout  corn  to 
compete  with  o ur  corn· fed  s toc k. 
C anada  is  the  only  country  that  can 
competc  wi th the  American  farmer. 
li\'i ng  in  a 
Thc  Canadian  is  not 
highly  protected  coun t r y,  but  t he 
Amcricans  must  sell 
in  an  open 
market,  and  buy  necc!sities  unde r  a 
protcc tcd  ta riff.  Not a  single  mno· 
ufactured  article  is  to  be  admitted 
free.  Canada plaus  to  ndmit  farm 
niachiner)"  coal,  e tc.,  frce,  but  coal 
is  Ii  natural  resource, and  the sale of 
farm  mac hinery  o nly  benefits  the 
National  Harvester  Co.  America 
should  watch  the  interests  of  her 
farm ers, as  ill  their future  rests  the 
hope  of the  nation. 

tariff,  he nce 

II . . G.  K. 

the 

JOSEPH  W  FOLK . 

ARMORY,  FEBRUARY  23,8:00 p, M 

Ex-G o \'e rnor Joseph  W.  Folk  is 
100  well  know n  to  reall y  ne(."(1 
:Uly 
mention here, and hi" ('omi ng  to thill 
cih'  will  Ilot onl\'  be one of the most 
no~able  e'"enLS  in  the- history  of the 
course, bu t ill  the histoT\' of the com· 
It· will  also  he  of interest 
muoit)". 
to kno\\  t hat he  is  l\Ji..souri 's  c:lIldi· 
ate  fo r  presidential  nomination  011 
the  Democratic  ticke t. 

The  re(ital  o f  all  the  reforms  he 
inaugurato::d  w h.ile  he  held  ollice  in 
~I issouri w ould, of thcnlsc\\'es,  more 
thall  fill  this p:tge.  Go\'.  F olk is  re· 
gnrded  as  the  pioneer  ill  Ihe  great 
modern  fight  agninst ){ra ft  which  is 
now going on  every\\ herc,  both  in 
the St.:lte ami ~ntiol1.  A s governor, 
h e  put and  eud  to  hoodling  in  legis· 
latin: affairs.  H eaboli s hed the pra{' 
tise of legiSlatures and oflicials rid ing 
on  free  passes.  H e  prot' ured  the 
p:lssage of a  law,  a ft e r  a  hard  legis· 
lati,'e  fight,  repeali ng- the  race  lrrlck 
law  whereby  gamblin;,r  was  leg:al. 
ized,  and  put the  most. powerhlillud 
insolent  race  trac k  s\'mJicale  in  the 
world  out o f  business. 

H e  stam jlCd  OUI  grafters  in  the 
police  depa r tments,  he  appointed 
mell  of highest character  to all posi. 
tions of  public t rust, dosed the K:Jm· 
blinj!.  d in:s  in  St.  Loui", and  enfor· 
eed the l.:twdosiug 511100115011 Sunday, 
in  the f:lce of intense opposition and 
denuciation.  T his  also  was  the  be· 
ginning o f the movClJlent fo r  bw en· 
forcemellt  that is  now  g'oillg  on  ill 
nearly  all  the large ci ties. 

HOPE  AT  M.  A.  C.  MARCH  ,. 

to  6 

Th e  next  basket  unl!  g'allle  w ill 
he  plaYl"(l  in  the  :lrrnory  J\larch  z, 
and  everv  ~I.  A.  C. student  should 
).1.  A. 
turn out 'to  sec  this  game. 
C.  won  the  g ame  from  } \ Itll :t  re· 
cently,  and  lost to  H ope,  Friday, .. z 
III  this  g ame the score  stood 
to  Z I. 
z6 
the  ti rs t  half,  favor  o f 
!l ope,  the  se cond  the),  wcre  f:lirly 
outplayed  and  secured  1610 our  15 
\\'c  call  wio  the  Kame  on 
poillls. 
.M:1rch  ~  if  the s lllde nts  Rn d  (ollege 
people  generally  will  o ul y  gel  be· 
hind  and  push.  The  te am  has  had 
exceptionally  hard  lu.;k  this  scason 
long 
-
trips, :tud,  worst  of :111,  injuries  re 
ceived  which  has  put  some  of the 
best pla~'ers out of commission. 

few  home  games,  111:111)' 

~ow at  this  next  homc  game  let 
everybody  plan to  go, andgoto  root 
for the team and IlOt  to"knoc k,"  The 
learn  will  play  11  good  game  if  the 
:ooters do  their  part.  Here's hop· 
mg. 

The  final  cluss grune, sophomores 
vs. 
freshmen,  wjll  probably  be 
played  as  a  preliminary  to the  Hope 
game. 

T hc  followi ng  lellcr  W:1S  w ritten 
!::inyder  conce rning  the 

Presidell t 
death  of F . .I.  Philli ps,  '03: 

"Of coursc you  have  heard  of the 
d re;ldfu l calamity  whi..:h  h:ls  hefallen 
U!!  ill  the  deltlh  o f  Prof.  Phillips. 
T he cala mity  is  all  the  lTIOre  te r rible 
s ince  his  death  was Qy  h is own hand 
I [ e  had 
w hile  lempo rnri ly  insane. 
been  s uffering  for  :I hout  a  mOllth 
frOm  a  violent attac k  of the  g rippe, 
and  th is  [eft  him  s o  wcake ned phys. 
ically  and  melllall y  t ha t  he  bet alllC 
I  saw  him  less 
greatly de prcs;;cd, 
than three days  beforc  his  de,\th  and 
tried  to  dlcer  him  up.  but  he  was 
possessed with the ide" that his hC:llth 
had  peronalll.:ntly  f:liled  and  nothing 
that cou ld be said to h im helped Illuo.: h. 
On the d:,y before  his de,lth  his m ind 
wandercll  lery  g-rcatiy.  as  I  ;lIn  told 
by  those  who  were  w ith  him  at that 
timc. 
[I owever, as  he  was  about, 
110  one  tho ught  of  tbe  Ilccessity  of 
watch illf!  him  c riti .. :l l1l',  and  carl), 
yestcrd:.y  mo rn ing  he "m"de  the  a r· 
rangemelll  th rough  wbit h  hi;::  (leath 
was hrou)(ht about~  \\. e arc g rcatly 
shod..ed :lIId  ~renlly g rie\'ed ol-er his 
depa rtllre.  and  I  am surc this ft!t!ling 
is  sh ared  by  :11\  who  c,cr  h:Jt\  the 
pleasllreof kt lO\\i u;..:'  him. 
Il is  I~r· 
sonality  \\':IS one  of  the  mo!>t  allra t· 
ti\·c  o f  all  the .1'0ulIg mell  I en'r  met, 
:lnd  !  511:111  sadl),  miss  him  in  Ihe 
bot:llwi:11 rooms o f  the  \..'ni\'ersit\,." 

CUArlLR $  E . 

I h:~"E\', 

. 

Dcpt.  of  Bota ny, 

F eb.  q,  t9t 1. 

Unil'e r",it\  of  :\'ebr., 
. 

Lincoln . 

From  anothl·r  pc rSotl:Jl  friend  u f 

P rof.  P hill ips : 
" T his  is 

:1  I'e ry  Sl ran;..:'e  ca3l·. 
Phillips  \\:15  (ertai llly  in",:me. 
lie 
W<lS coming- on  lind)'  in  c\'e r.\  11.'.1, 
ful l of  hope.  :lIId  a ~ chcl'r)  as  hc  \I' ;IS 
lie h.,d  an  ideal  Wlft.:  and 
i ll so.:hool. 
:'I  fine  \)().".  T hey  h:ld 
I w ~ sa;.:-e  L·n· 
.£:"agcd  for  Europe  ;tut!  trip o ut linet\. 
full  of  promise. 
E vc ry thing'  WIIS 
~Ir;; .  Ph illips  is  a  :.! r:lduat ...  o f  Ann 
.t\ roor,  .lUd  it  IiIlL'  woman  in  e\'c ry 
pa rtil'ul:l r.  They Were  i , k.:,I1~  happy 
in  en'ry  rc,;pct t." 

CLASS  BASKET  BALL. 

T he ci:15S  basket hatl  now stands 

as  follows: 

::;e nio rs  lost  3,  forfeited  I. 
.Iull iurs  lost~ ,  WOIl  I. 
::ioph011l0res  lo"t 0,  \\'on  3. 
Freshmo.:n  lost  I,  WO Il  3. 
Preps.  lo~t  I,  WOIl  l. 
T his  put!!  all  C;o..:CCpL 

th"  sopho. 
mores  :JIIII  fre r hllll'1l  out  of the  r un . 
ning,  and  .,,,eilch  ha\ecxceptionall y 
st rOllg  teams,  the  COlltC»t  will  he  :1 
good o nc.  Eve r),  studcllt  will W:lll t 
to  sec  titi" g-:I!TIe, as well a,.  lhc g:lme. 
with  Ilo pe.  This  will he  put on  a s 
a  preliminar.l'to  the  lI ope  g'amc, 
and  will  {iL-tt'rmine  thc  c; hampion. 
s hip  for  191 1. 

EUNOMIAN-AURORIAN. 

On  Fc;h.  18th  a  \e r\,  s uccessful 
union  party  W:IS  gi"ell il; the armo ry 
by  the  Eunoilliallllud Au ro riall  Lit. 
cmry  Societies.  Thc  deeora tivc 
scheme  WIIS  ~reen  and  white  bunl. 
lallite  work.  The  lights 
ing  ami 
smAil  A· E 
we re  covered  with 
shades;  a  Spo t  light bcin~ used  for 
the  dark  danec!!.  Finze l's  Orehes . 
tra  furnish ed  the  music,  whilt:  the 
presence of  Prof. alld  ~I r~. Eu s tace, 
Prof. and 1\'1 rs. Kin~, Prof. and  Mrs. 
Clark,  f>rof.  lind  Mrs.  lI ed ric k  as 
patrons  added  to  the pleasure of  the 
even ing. 

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Entered  .. I  loIlCOud-e1Jt.a  mall  matter  ." 

!.An.llnc.  :o.Ilo:b . 

~mlt hJ'  P. O.  Mone,..  Order.  O.an.  or 

Jl.e«1!t.f!red  L\:tler.  Uo not IM!nd slAln"!M. 

AddrflM .ll  Bubft:rlptlon • •  "d  -.drutl  Irll~ 
mat wr to UH!  )01.  A.  O.  H lWOltfl,  Rout  I.lIn_ 
.Add l"C$l  all  OOll lrIOOtl<",.  to 
Ilnl'.  lileh . 
tbO!'  )1" .... lnll Jl:dltOr . 

8"".IIelll  om~ ... ·Ith  l ..... rence  II  Val) 
Buren  l 'rtnUn" 0<:1 ••  !HI-1:!11  f:l'IfI.nd  AUl .  :>:c. .. 
LaM ina.  Mid •• 

TUESDAY,  FEBRUARY  21,  1911. 

CHASE  S.  OSBORN  THE 
PENMAN 'S  GUEST . 

(UOntl",,~d (ron,  pBlli'!  L.! 
they  :tSsured  the  govern o r  of  the 
hODor  he  hRll  confe rred  by  meet 
ing  with  t he club and thl!ir  g uests at 
~cc.  Brown,  E.  C. 
th is 
Lindcm:ulIl, 1 L Collingwood, )1ay or 
Gunson  nod  I~ re s.  Snyder. 

lime: 

Go\".Osborn·s  introduction  was 
the  Ot."'C;IIsion  of  :1  ~enerlll  appl:lUse, 
and  his  adclrcs ..  WIIS  listened  to \\ ith 
grelll inter ... s' . 

The  Governor  assur('·d  the  dub 
t hat  h~  consideretl  il  a  pri\'ilcge  to 
meet  with  thent  on  this  occasio n, 
paid  a  fi ne  l'ompliment  10  the  loast· 
maste r  a nd  to those  you ng meu who 
had  p receded  him  with  rc"ponses, 
and  joined  thc club  in  :I  general ap· 
preci:l tioll  of  the  ki ndncss  shown by 
Dr. and  ~I rs.  U\:lisdell. 

J Ie  spoke in  1m  iUleresling- man· 
ncr  uf  his 
tru\'cls,  s l:tting  thaI  he 
had  heen  ill nCltrl\'  even' coull l n '  of 
the  globe, :uu.l  w'as  impre:.scd  (rom 
these  tr:n' c1s  that  the Christian  ..:iv_ 
ilization  is  reull),  the only one worth 
whiie.  Th",  "'llCllker  told  of  some 
of  h is  own expericnces  as  a  news· 
paper  m:m.  The  twO  important 
censors  of the  press today  :Ire  pub. 
lie- opinion  and  the  libel  law,  and 
c\'erv  yOlloa'  man  who emen  the 
fiel,]" of  ne\~.,papt.:r  work  will  no 
doubt hc(ome acclu:linted  with  both. 
~o field  offers  g reatL'r  returllS, both 
as  to  satis[;lction  of  work  accom· 
plished  IIl1d  in  a  financial  wal, than 
docs  the  lIewSp:lper.  The m:1I1  who 
enters the  field,  bowe\'er,  lnu~t be  n 
tea ther.  a  mo ra list,  a 
figbte r.  ;1 
leader,  in  ordcr  to  sucect:J. 

G ov.  Osborn  thell  memioned  the 
tremandous  amount  o f  work 
to 
which  he  h:ld  beell called, nud  stnted 
thllt  his  aim  was  to  gi,'c  the Slatt' all 
adminiSl'ratiOn  which  would  lift  her 
uu rden  of  taxation  IUld  place  hcr 
among  the  stlltt'S  whic h  lire  pointed 
10  w ith  pride. 
[n  view  o f  Ihis  he 
did  not  gin::  what  might  be  called 
encouragement 
new 
buildings  for the I:ollege.  ",'\ 5  much 
as  I  Im'e  ~l.  A.  C.  and  each  of our 
other institutions amI  the  work they 
arc  doing,"  said  he, 'q  lo\'e  the:  st.'Ho:: 
as  a  whole  heue r,  and  must  do  for 
the  people  collect.ively  what  seems 
best  during  m~'  short  adminis tra. 
tioo." 

,"onccrn illK 

At the  doiC of the program  Gov. 
an  hOllo rary 

Osborn  w as  made 
member of  the  dub. 

Great  c redit 

is  due  President 
Goodell  for  the  manne r  in  wh ich 
every detail  of  th~ evelling's  cnter. 
tainment  was carr ied  ~ut. 

The  big  athletic  c arni\'111  w ill  be 
held  early  in  April  this  year,  pos· 
sibly  on  the 8th.  Plans  are already 
unde r  way aud  will  all  be completed 
during  the  present term. 

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W m 
E  make a  specialty  of provid ing  every-
thing  in  the  way  of  fine  stationery. 
mm,n  announcements,  invitations,  programs, 
~ .. ,  ':lJ:+' 
or 
ruma  etc. 
.. 
(jJ Our facilities  are complete for 
I  + 
Designing,  E ngraving,  Printing  and 
Binding  C lass  Publications  and  College  Annua ls 

. 
.  :t++! 

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, 

Robert  SInith  Printing  Company 

W  ... hi n gton Ave..  and  Ion i a  St. 

Lan.iog 

DANCER - BROGAN 
LANSING 'S  LEAD ING  STORE 

CO. 

Latest Styles  in  Ladies  Suitings 
and  Millinery 

-

LARGE  LIN E  OF FINEST  FUR S 

This  to  you. 

J uniors: 

\Ve  have  the  laid!.  styles  in  e\'erylhing  to wear for  the "J.  H op:' 

For the  Men: 

Dress  Ties,  Shirb.  CoUars,  Vest~,  Gloves. 
Mufflers.  Hats.  Studs,  Cuff  Link!. 

For  the  n Prom.  Girl:-

Dress Gloves.  Scarfs.  Handkerchiefs,  Hair 
Ornaments.  Jewelry.  Also  Silk  H ose,  all 
shades.  at  $1  per  pair. 

. 

··GOOD THINGS TO  W EAR·' 

ELGIN  MIFFLIN 

I 1  Do n 't  Borro w 

When  you  can  better 
affo rd  to  buy. 

Common  Razors  id  $l.0Il  \0  ~1.75 

Ever Ready Safety Ra~.Qrs ("  ~1.00 
Gillen Safety  Ha~.ors ....  1.1 $.i  00 
Razor  liones .... .....  @ 
<.iOe 
Ha;r.of Strops  . 
<'!!:  50e to $'2.00 

'(ou  will  b,  satisfied. 

EVERY  KIND  Of 

FURNIT URE 

FOR.  YOUR  ROOM 

-

Cots 

Foldi ng  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

Norto n 's  Hardware 
III  W" ._hitl..,IO"  c\Y~. s. 
Collelt"e  Ijuu  H .. d'luBrters 

ALL  GOODS  DELIVERED  fREE 

M.J.« B.M. BUGK 

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,I 

ABOUT  THE  C AMP US 

,,,,,.,---. ~~ 
l! 

r.lrs.  A. G.  Cr:lig,  of  Deer  Park , 
\\·a~h.,  visited  college  friends  aliI.' 
day  the  past  week. 

FO!.::;n- A  C . of  .\\.  catch  pin. 
left 

dated  L:)37,  has  hee H fo und  all(1 
\\"ith  the  lihrllrian. 

Prof.  B'lffO"·S  ;,:-a\"c  an  l'xccllcnt 
iHust rated  address  bdon:  the short 
cou rse  students,  Frid'lY  cI·cnill;:::,  011 
1\1 ichig:Hl  llirds 

Franklane  L.  Sewell,  of  :'\iles: 
:\\;ch.,  Jdi,-ered  :111 
ilhlstrated  ad 
dress, Thursday el-clling", Oil  l'ouhry 
MarkC't  COllllitions  of  Europe. 

to 
T he  Delta  Club ga\·e  ,L  p:lrt_1" 
memhcrs o f  the fa cu lty and teaching 
for,,;e  in  the  assembly  room  of  the 
~\gricuhural  Building,  Frid;lyen'n-
ILlg. 

)-.[iss  Constance  Earle, of  P'lano, 
Ill ..  is  v isitill;!  :Lt  the  home  of  her 
i\1 rs_  A .  .\[ .  Brown,  11<1' ing: 
aUllt, 
reeen tl\"  rcturned  from  :L 
,-isit  with 
Miss  Alice  Earle,  :It  Belling-ham, 
\\-ash_ 

i\Ir.  Geo .  .\'1.  T owar  died  at  his 
the  college  on 
farm  home  nca r 
\\-ednesday  of last  week  at  the  ag:c 
o f  8i years. 
r.1 r.  Towar  has  be(·n 
a  resident  of Ingham  cou llty  for  58 
years,  and  here  his  ch ildren,j .  D., 
'85;  Perry  G.,  '8.1,  and  jennie  A., 
'86,  were  born  and  educated. 

" -.  T.  L angley,  '8~,  sends  in  a 
one dollar  \\·illiam,  whic h  he  sa,-s 
will  "establish  recip rocity  between 
us  for  some  time." 
).[r_  Langley 
e njoys  the  '\'eekly  visits  o f  his  col, 
lege  paper,  is  pleased  with  the  at, 
tempt  to  p rese r ve  College  I-I all, and 
asks  for  addresses  of  ~1.  l\_  C. 
peop\c  in  o r  ncar  the  Twin  Cities, 
that  t hey  rnay ha\'e  a  "getlogether" 
a s  other cities  are  do ing. 

) 

~liss  Hess 

l3ailey,  in  colle;:;e  last 
tl·rm,  has  left  her  home  in  L'Hlsin ~ 
alld  g one  to  Califomia,  where  sht· 
will  keep  house  for  her  brother. 

l\'early  100 im-itations  h:l'·!!  beell 
issued  hy  tht:  '>ellior  g irls  for  are· 
ception to  be  hehl  \\"ednesd,IY  after 
noon, the  2~nd, for  till"  ladies  of  the 
fac ulty. 

).[r.  Ralph  Fdto"n,  for  severa] 
years a  resident  o f  East  Lansing, 
has  exchang-cd  his property nca r the 
Delta  for  a  farm  near  Dimollliak. 
r.Ir.  john  Feiger  is  the  new  resi· 
dent. 

II.  B .  .\l c Dermid,  '06.  ,isited  his 
brotht'T,  F .  II .  .\leDermid,  '1 2,  011 
~at\\nlaL  .\bc  is  with  the  .\lIis 
Ch,llmers  Co.,  of  ~Iilwaukce,  <1 " 
erecting" enginee r, :~nd_is all  the  road 
most  of  the  time. 

Xews has  been  recei,-ed  of  the 
serious  injury  of  the 
ten-yea r  old 
son  of  I>rof.  ;LLld  }.Irs.  B.  0 _ Long 
I Ie  was 
year, of  Ft.  Collins,  Col. 
acc ident:Llly  struck on  the head  with 
a  stone,  which  fractured  the  skull. 

Prof. C.  H. Goetz,of the Forestry 
department, Ohio  Stale  Universit\·, 
writes  that  M .  A.  C.  did  he rself 
proud ilt the reccnt corn sho w held at 
exhibit 
Columbus. 
caused  much 
.\or r. 
Spraag  w as  kept  busy  answering 
q uestions, 
forestry  depart_ 
ment  o f  Ohio  State  had  a  n ice  ex 
hibit  of  wood s  at  this  show. 

interest,  and 

T he  bread 

T he 

pedagog-ies 

cb~;;  spent 
T he 
T hursday 
Illornings 
,!lui  Friday 
\isitin~ d,Ls ses  in  the  L:l!lsing  hi~h 
school. 

The  one  week  cou rse  in  Dairy 
["rmill);!  will  be  ;..:iq:n  ;\l:trch  6-1  I. 
The  programs  arc  now  ht·ing  dis  
tributed. 

An  electrical  show  will  he  hcld 
durillg  the  second  week  in  .\1 <lrch. 
;\I_o re  will  be  s aid 
later  ,,;oIKernin g: 
thLS  sho\\" o 

ALlLHHI\ 

reunion  of  Chicago 
Alumni  SaturdllV, Feb.  ~::;,  at  Lcwi s 
Institute.  Rem ~mhe r th'e  dale  :lnd 
placo:,  aud  the  £nct  that e\"ery  .\/.  A. 
C.  man  and  woman  will  be  m;\de 
welcome. 

Th e  Idlers  will  give a  tell  o'clock 
.\!:irch  3nL  1\frs.  Tho mpson  Bur 
lo u  o f  Lllnsing  will  gi,·c  scver,ll 
readings .  She  is  a  reader of talent. 
l\liss  Freyhofcr  will  play  several 
selections, and  .\Ir_  Morse  will  sing-_ 
L ight  refreshments  will  be  se n ·cd . 

.\Ir.  11.  [-I.  Spindler,  assistant  to 
1\lr.  D.  A . Seeley  of  the  \\·cather 
13ureau since  last  August,  has  been 
transferred to CflpC  H en ry,  \ -a., and 
)\'1 r.  l3.  13.  \Vhittie r  of  that  st:ltion 
has  been  sent  to  this  point.  1\lr_ 
\Vhittier  ;lnd  family  have  rooms:.lt 
)\lrs.  Hoyt's. 

The  forestry  depa rtlllcnt  has  011 
hand, for class use,  100 [;"Intern  slides 
on  forest products.  These arc used 
in  showin g  .European  a nd Americfln 
in  the  manufacture  of 
conditions 
turpentine and  lumber, find  :. Iso  pre 
sents 
the 
NlitionaI  forests. 

forest  conditions  on 

. 

The  dect r ical  departmen t  will 
h:lve  nn  exhibition 
{luri/I"  the 
" 
H_ound_l  p  some  tUI)J,::'Stcn  l:unps  in 
which  the  filimellt  is  ··wir~·'·  instead 
;\  ",-opc  of  S:II1<1 . "  This  marks  a 
g reat  step ;n  ad'-;lIlcl'  in  the  use of 
t he  tungstcn. 

I1C(-CSS:LT\ 

On  accollnt  of the  ,trnOllnt of  L1!a. 
teri:tl  for  publication  this  week, it 
ha"  beel\ 
to  hold  over 
two or  lhn'c  articles,  :lmon;:f  which 
the  o ne  by  De:1Il  Hi ssd\  on 
is 
··;:jo me  Present  D:1\·  I'ro hlems 
in 
Tt·chllicul  Educfltion:"  T h ;s  ,trticle 
will  be  concluded  in  nex t  week's 
issue. 

The  ell!'>ses  in  machine  tool  de 
s~!:" n find  ,yorks  management  spent 
1 uesd:l\'  aflernoon  at  some  of  the 
lllanuf:Lctllriug- plants_  in 
Lansi ng. 
spec ting 
the  !:lrgc  mach ine ry  and 
s peci,ll  tlXl\lrcs  and  tools  IIsed  for 
fllciJitfllill~  m:lLlUfacture.  The time 
t:lking,  rate  tixing ,md  cost account 
ing  methods  employed  were  also 
illl'est igaled _ 

The intcrcollcginte debate  will  be 
hdd  at  Ypsilanti o n  ;\Iarch  3- - [t;s 
hoped  that a  goodly  number of  )\1. 
A.  C.  people  will 
lIe..::omp:my  Ollr 
repre!'elltat;ve.  Th e  judges chosen 
for  the  debate  arc  Profs. Arthur  G. 
Hall  alld  Thomas  E.  R:mkin  of 
Ann  A 'rhor,  Atty. \V_  A. )\Iertl.  aud 
J .  H .  Snoo k  of  the  Y.  }'L  C ,  A., 
Detroit, a nd Judge  \ , . .  A.  Brown o f 
Cheboygan .  Only  three  colie<>'es 
will  have  women  representatites. 
T he eontes.~  will  be  entirely  sepa_ 
their 
rate,  the  women  givinu 
o ra.tions  in  the  afte r noon 
the 
men  in  the  even ing. 

;nd 

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ENTERTAINMENT . 

The third  number  on  the  enter· 
I'ainmcnt  course  was  presentoo  b) 
the  Mendelssoh n  Trio  lind  C.  Ed 
ward Clark, bllritonc. in the Armory 
\Vednesday enuing .  Thallhe per 
form;1I1CC ple:lscd  th o:  large :l\Idience 
was  proven hy  the  enthusiastic  ('n· 
cores of each  lmd  c\'cn'  numocr  on 
the  program.  Each  rriclllbcr o f  the 
trio  ,,,as  an  artist,  :md  pl:lycd  the 
d iffi cult  compositions  with  case. 
~'ir.  Clarke's  "Irish  bal1:tJs"  took 
his  am.liencc  by  storm,  ami  he  W:1S 
Follow 
rCCltlled  :lgnin  and  ag':lill. 
ing  is  the prog-ra\ll  as  presellted : 

Vi olet Smith  ClAre nce.  Piani~ te . 
Helena von  &!.yn.  ,Tiolillisle. 
Loui~ Smith.  Celli~l e. 
C.  Edward Clarke.  &rllolle. 

lauch,  gi"ing  a  ,' j"id  desc ri ption  of 
c"ery  step from  the  time th e  :mimal 
is brought into  Ihe  slaughter  house 
until  the  sid~s  hang- on  Ihe  hook  in 
the  cooling  room. 

.. \,"h\" 

~lr. O ' kad:lnext said a  few w o rds 
I  Love'  Butchering." 
on 
Charlie  told  of  the  benefit  derived 
from  se~ing the  animal  on  foot  and 
Ihen  dre ssed  and  comparing  the 
ell :s  as  to  "alue  a nd  percentage  of 
tht·  whole carcass. 

~lr.1-:n o pf th ... n  told  u s  o f  the ;Ie· 
cessories  of  butche r ing-,  IJ:lmillg  as 
lhe  most  itllpor t:11l1  a  shilrp  knife,  a 
pin ...  Slic k  :Jbout  IWO  fect  long,  a  hOI 
nrc  in  :l  coal  ~tol' e  and  a  little  ~alt 
lllld  p~ppcr  w ould  bc  :ll'cl'ptabll.". 
al  6 :30 
~exl  Tuesday  eleniIlg" 
.I"d..:c  C olling-wood 
;Iddr",s.., 
,\ill 
the  club  o n  .,F:lTlll  L:l \\" ." 

Tri o-D lhjor .................. Bolll1l 
Song-Prologue  PagHacci ..  i.r,mt'amllo 
Violi n-Romtillct'  ...... Til"(Hl llr Sac/If:z 
P iallo--Rhapsodie l:I ongroi~ :\0. S  Li&Zt 
. ..  Jlf.lIlJlt,!~ t 
Cello  .'  B.  MelO1lie. 
!  b. Scherzo 
... OOf'1I& 
\ II.  ~ngs lly  l lother TauFl:ht lie 
"~ ,  b.  GnleY Soup;  ........ Dr.'!Jr"fJ!..' 
I GuilalTe . . .1tVJI];lmv:&k,l.SorO«lte 
10  In .,  5.!rellllde  ..............  Drd/o 
J1olli.·/AA(}i. II 
<kInd! 

I s..·h.,rzo C i\1iuur . 
,  £(ude. ... 

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So 

Pi 

1111 0 

. 
Sollg.'t- (ri~h Ballll,j~ 
Tri o-Orus 49 .. 

ALABAMA . 

local 

Augustus  Thoma~'  plar  , . . \ 1;1' 
hamn  ..  prc,.clltcll  b.l· 
t!llen l , 
under thc J ircclion  of  I~rof.  \\' iI5011, 
Frid:n' c,"cnil1;!,  madc  a  lll·ddcd  hit . 
Ol'cr 5~}()  person"  were  pre.!!lcnl  and 
thorou;chly  clljo., cd  the  perform. 
ance.  Elcr~  parI  1\;1'"  well  ha ndled 
lmd  shOll l'']  thc  re!;uh  o f  IonIC  a nd 
:\:01  only  Ihis, 
careful  prepamlion. 
hln  c;lch  lwrformer  5ccIIleti  10  he 
particulart~  tint'd 
Ihe  work 
nssi::nc.1  him.  The  .,{!llIrC  II Ilh  ~I<; 
"olllhcrn  ,lr:lld, l·au.ed  lIIuch  mt·r· 
r im"nt  ;u,,1  W;I-;  "urch  'he  lifc  (:) 
of thl."  pl;,~. 

for 

• 

foll"lIlIl;! i:- tit(:  ca~ 1  of  .. harac. 

'~r~ : 

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Lalhwl'  I>:\~" 

II. 

.ulhl'T!'  I.JO~·. 

lilt ..  W.  [;"Bcon; 

Squir..  TII,.jwr.  a 

ju-tit-e, 

H.  P.  TU Clll.\S 

TIIII:odegll 

('<'UIII~ 
F.  II  S,,:S..-("IIUJ 

)Ir  .\r nl~lr,,(I~.  R rh ilr(~\!l !U,UI. 

F.  )1.  J"u:S"t"I:S 

("1lI~y  I'rt!' ,,,no  nn  .\ialnln;1I  l.!,,~'-(,m. 

)11lJ'  L.  S  Krw; 
C .. I",lI'!  )r'lb'·rl~.  II  r,dk of  Ihe  COllfe<l· 

IlII.~ mOil']  1>;lg,'.  Ii,  pllrt.l· \If  bll~inl'~g. 

\\  E  Lly~oct\ 

lJ.>(.·li.lur,.'I11  Ii/H"  il(!iwil .'-l"P·/l1I1 

O.  1  (Jr'f.c,(> 

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At\anta 

)1·  'J"r\~' 

dau~I'ler. 

)1,:"  K  ) 1  l'A~rrIt<J:-­

l',,\une\ 
'II~~ :\. (jII.CUI:I'T 

)1"t""tJy~ 

Coloud Pn"\<'u  ~Il olt!  plant,'r. 

Cllpt.a.ill  D:!.1""lllo(\rt 

lUIUI . 

J.  L  )1,.R.~f. 
II  ILQrth"nl  rll.lho .. d 
Y  T  WII-. ...  !<o 

F ARMERS '  CLUB. 

1\1  the 1:lst  1Il0mUl1 it  \\;I~  learned 
lIot 
that Judge  Collingwood  coulll 
be  p resent  to 
.. peak ,  as  hllu  ike n 
plannetl.  Acting on 'he SpilT of the 
momcllt. Pres. 11('nrick son  catlt'd un 
some  of  the  senior  Ags.  for  short 
first 
imprompt u 
s pecches, 
called  o n  ~ I r.  K n obl:luch  o n 
the 
" Art of  Killing  und  Dress ing  OUt 
II  Steer."  This  subject  WIlS  very 
cqm pletcly  handled  by  ~ I r,  Knob· 

lie 

ROUND· UP. 

The  16,h 

:1ll11u:,1  R OllllJ·L"p 
F:ITmers'  IIl;,tilllle  will  be  hel\1  al 
:'-01.  .\. C. from  Feh.  ~.s  to  :'-oiJm'h  3. 
The topic"  pre~ellh',i \\ ill  he of  ;.!t·l\· 
cr al  inlc re~t. and  e, cry  olle  will  be 
wekollle . 

The  series  of  !.:ctllres  on  soils, 
fl."rtilizcr~.  ami  farm  ~ rop!;,  1'I.·).!"Ull 
lasl  '·Cllr.  \\-ill  he cOJllinu .. 'l.1. 

The- \\"omen'", Congress "iii hold 
sessions  on  Thllr~d;l.~  :lnci  Frida} 
afternoo n s.  :lIld  ;111  Indieo;  arc  co rdi· 
:IUy  invitcil  to  thesc  ses"ions. 

\] ore  Ihan  11511 :1 1  rHlelltio n  will  he 
).!"i\'c n  10  dClllonstr~ lioll" alld  e!<ohih. 
its.  :liJd  an  0PJlortull i t ~ 
).!"i,~' n  II) 
cx alllim'  them  I}{:forc  anll  ;I ftl'r  the 
re glilar  ~('ssions. 

SC"cral illustraled  Il·{tu r c,,;  will  he 
::!"iVCtl,  and  :11ll01l;'::  the  speakers  :Ire 
P alll  R os.:-.  of  F r aukfo r t,  "SUIl' 
shine"  ~rcKcC\'c r,  o f  1-:all1;a>-,  (:hH"'. 
\\·.liarfiel.l.of Gran(1  Ra p ids, Pro f. 
('co.  Ilum phrt"),  of  \\'i"~'OI1~i u,  II.nd 
Ju.!;..:e  Collin;..:-\\ood. 
\If  our  OWII 
cib . 

Go,),!  lIlu,,;ic  ha"  1"1("'11  pro,·ided. 
:1Ilt!  c\"cn'lhill:;!"  po~~ih1e  h,IS  bcen 
dOllc  10  ril;lke  the  I\l·tk  illh'rc;;;lillg 
ami  ill;;;lructin~. 

APPRECIATIO N  OF  HORT. 
MEN. 

T "  ,;',' Ii,o,{/I' .,,' .1/ . . J.  C. 

.Lln\l;!r)·  ~t:i.  11)11. 

fr;llI!.: 

,:lluc  lu  u~. 

Gentl"llItoH:'  -\\  c,  tht,  Illl'm],cr" 
~'f  Ihe  1911  ~hurt  c/)\\r~t  i~l  fruit 
grt,l' in;:.  ,Ic~ire  tv  e\'pT('~,,;  10  .\  OU 
Ollr  appre ciati on  of  thc  h",nctilll  III" 
rin''!  from  Ihe  course.  and  of  the 
Illltl  willill).(:  atliludc 
Vl'n 
n,ailif~'!'lcd  h~  tllO~C ill  ,·h:tr;:l'. 
\\"e 
han,  bC<'n  i1llpre~sed  'I ilh  \lIC  e,· i· 
delll  d,~ireof l11e  prof.'~~or . .;  aml  in. 
~trUrll)rs  Iv  ,'oopcralc  with  u .. 
in 
il];!kin~  the  COUr...l·  "f  Ihe 
lUOSt 
p r:lcli(.ll 
\"011  havc 
IlII'1  I: ,  e,·,·n  l'lOrl'  than  h.llf  \\":1\., 
al:']  \\c  would  ~:". ill  all  ~illn' rit\, 
·il;,.t  \\c  hllH'  /Ie\~r .-i·HIIC  ill ,onlact 
wilh  d  corps  uf tC;lehu,,;  IC\  lllciug  ;:I 
lI",fe  ull :lllim oll'"  de .. ire  10  ::i,·c  u;; 
iu·'  "hat  we  want  tlud  Ilchl.  ill  !to 
f:lr  J\o,  i,  j"  reason:lhlc  lIlId  IXl~l'ihlc, 
III  ,iew  vf  theh'  CQnditullI"-,  and 
ill  onk r  In  furthcr  Ihl."  )£ro\\ in:,:- o f 
betle r  fruit, w c do hea r tily COllll11 Clld 
:I\er:l;":<'  fruil 
thc 
Ihe  Cf}ur'e 
"rr~\\e r  of  thc !'Clate,  cilnLf  :lclilC o r 
pro~pcclive. 
Signed, 

to 

G EO.  ~l.  II l"II S1", 

Preside n l  191  I, 
C, A.  Doc"~T " DF.Il, 

Sccrctan, 
L.  H.  BEACH, 
Chairman  com miltee 

on  resolutions. 

New  Coll ese  Clothes  for  Y Olln e  Ladies. 
Wool  a nd  Silk  Dresses. 
Fur  Coa ts.  Suits. 
Ne w  Cu rta ins  and  Rua,s. 

SIMONS  DRY  GOODS  CO. 

RESOLUTIONS. 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

Jl"/1t,,.ra.>,  Almighty  G od ,  in  His 
;n lil1il(,  wis,lom.  h:\S  seen fit  to  SUlll' 
mon  from  lifc  the  falh e r  of  Ollr  fcl· 
low  Illemlwr. 

R ,· . .-o/:"("(I.  Th at  'H', the  Hlclllhcr8 
uf I hI' ~ I udt:llI 's Cil i/l."nship  LLUg-III'. 
. \~r il"li itural  College, 
~I i"hi;::-all 
do  hl'rd" 
(·" h.'lld  10  Samucl  A. 
~t.lInm ou'r sincere "ymp:tthy , and  he 
il  furthe r 

R ,· .• (>/:,,·'/.that a  copy of Ihese  rc,,· 
0111\1011"  he  ill"crll·d  ill  Ihc  II>le,ul 
and  Ihc  :'II.  A.  C.  1<J;coHt). 

II.  E.  T.\'·L(l\:. 
P.  \\".  :'-oI.\~o:-;. 

Commit:el'. 

TilE  RIf'LJ:' r ,{ GRAr 
I 'RIXTI.YG  CO.lIPA t\"]" 

T'."!lWflHTIl  :-l11 0 ~:  S1'OK~;. 

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CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 

CLOTHING. 

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DRUGGISTS. 

L.~.YSI.n! .  .lfIllI WA.\· 

ROt'lH;K"!,  (· ...  PIT,\!. 

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Hom_''',l-Ilo<:k. 

II H1'(; 

~ E  :ore  e~peciall~'  well  c,!uippcd 1 

" 

[0  Juprly  ~'ou  111th  an)"thing 
you  may  need  in  Ihe  lin~ of 
CALLING  CAR DS,  DANCE 
Ai\D  SOCIETY  PROGRAMS 
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DRY  GOODS. 

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II" ft.blll" l un ,\ ..... N. 

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S r~! ' )~l<  ]lilY  ';''''11:0;  "'1.  1".  Wn.lnnli< 

lun  AnnUl" :-;",,,11. 

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CAI'Ln/1, 
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