The M.A.C. RECORD. 

M ICHIGAN  ST ATE  AGRICULTUR A L  CO LLEGE. 

VOL.  16 

EAST  LAJ.,"SING.  MI CBIG .l~ .  T L'ESDAY,  lURCH  "  1911. 

NO.  N 

STATE  ORATION  CONTEST. 

The  fourteenth 

a nlllmi  or;1I iOIl 
('on test  of  the  ':<'1  ich ig:m  Omto ri L"<tl 
Lc;tguc w as hdd:ll  Yps ilan ti  on  th e 
e vening'  of  ':-'I:lrch  3tl.  Each  of  the 
nine  colleges  com posing  the  league 
was  represented,  and  probflbly  1l 
beue r  contt:s!  was  ne\'c r  held. 

Al b io n,  H iJls{lalt'.  a nd  Ypsil;lIlli 
we re  each  represented  by  i:. rj!c  and 
vc ry  enthusiastic  dell'galions  of 
roote rs.  and  thei r  ri "al r)  during  thc 
houT  preceding  the  o pcninj.!"  of  t he 
contest  W:lS  as  tine  an  ex hi hit ion  of 
college  spirit 
:1.5  olle  often  sees. 
The  other  institutions  h ud  s maller 
delega tions,  hut no  le"s  enthusiasm. 

r 

K .  O.  VAN  W AGENE N 

Of special  interes t  to  this  college 
is the f:le t  that  K.  O.  \'all  \\' a)fencn, 
with  the  oration  "The  :-\ ewer  IllS. 
ti ~'e," took  se.:ond  pb.:e  011  the  con. 
test. 
Ine " ita ble  Chall~e." 
de li"cret!  by  I'la r r y  II.  \" o \ln~, o f 
:\Ir.  \",111 
A lbioll,  took  fi r",t  place. 
\\'Ilg-t'nCIl  WIl S  lir;:;t  ill  thouj(ht  ,ltld 
cum po sit io n,  accor diu){  10  the  ,·c r · 
diet  of  the  jud;.:e!'. 

'·The 

I 

Uur 

rt'prcsc nted 

rcpre sellt"li\'~"  who  h as 
lifted  liS  to  the  hi;.:hcst  placc  we 
h:I\'c (','cr  h<l(i:1I  Olle  of  t ll("~e  ('0/1-
tests,  if 
,un  ~'orr" c th'  info r mcd, 
waS onc o f  w hom  we  ';lIty  wi'll  he 
lIis  high  p1:I('e  is  due  1\1 
proud . 
\\o r k. 
hard .  .:ontinlled,  per ,..istcll t 
I Ie 
li S  a  year  ":.:0. 
Constantl\"  ~ince  th at  tillle  he  h .. ~ 
been 
,,"o'rkill"  o\'e r  hi'  onuion, 
doill"  e\' ervthGw  t h at  thlJll'dlt  and 
perl'c,'('rrlncc  (:ollid  do  to  (!lake  it  :l 
bl,tter  oratiO!I.  A I~o  he  hllS  wi t h 
out  cess:ttioll  ;.:'i,cn  l iml'  lUl(1  e/ler:,;:) 
to  the  imp r o\'emellt of  his  dcli,er)'. 
lI is  colleg-c  now  reaps  the  benclit 
t h ankless  w o rk. 
of  thi~  all  b ut 
:-;e\'e r  ht:fore  have  wc  hat!  a  r epre· 
sent:nl\' e  who  has  !!oo 
(Illstintedl), 
gi" e n  of  his  ti m e  ill  o~der that  he 
might  honor  his  colleg-e.  T his  is 
t he  reason  he  WO I1 . 

-

~ 

~ 

~ 

:\ Ibion  h :ls 

tr allitionally  wor k ed 
in  j ust  this  wa)"  that  her represent:I' 
:-.lot  w ee ks  nor 
li ve  mij(h t  win, 
m onths.  b ut  ye :lrs,  arc 
reglll:.rly 
given  to  the  wri t ing  of  th e  o r:l\ion 
and  to  the  tra in ing  of  the  o r:lIor 
who  is 
to  repr eselll  t hat  ~·ollege. 
T his  is  the  retlson  she  rC~lIbrly 
If  we  can  keep 
will S  fi r s!  plal'c, 
th e  pace  in  work  set  hy  )1(,  \-all 
\VlI gellt'n  w e sh a ll  make 11  good sec 
ond  to  A lbioll,  :Iud  perhaps  in  ti me 
leu\"e  hc r  seco nd. 

F our  collc)!es  w ere  r ep resent ed 
on  th e  woman's  eOntesl,  first  p lace 
being  taken  by  ~ I iss  Tre adw ell,  o f 
Y psilanti, and second by  :\1 iss J o hn-

I 

son, of  Io;::llalll:I';'oo.  "is 10  be hoped 
that  we  Illay  ha"e  H  represcntativc 
on  this  CO li test 
nClI':t  )ear.  Our 
youn..:- w o m.:n,  i f they  arc  willing  \0 
ma k e 
lleCCSS:Ir\'  Slh:rifice ,  can 
e a s il\"  "in  rellown  ' fo r  the  co/lege 
ami  for thell1l5cl\'cs  honor along:  the 
lin('  of or:Hor}' . 

T.  C .  H. 

the 

THIRD  ANNUAL  ELECTR ICAL 
SHOW . 

ENGINEERING  BUILDING  MARCH 
9,  10,  II. 

The thi rd  anllual  d ect r icai  show, 
g:i,' cn  by  the  s tud e nts  i n  elect ri cal 
cngineering',  Occu rs  on  Ihc  a ft e r  
noo ll  of  Thurst!:ty,  F ri day  :!IId  ~:tt. 
urd",",  ~ht r(' h  9,  10,  !  I,  from  3  10 
9. 
"-rhese  sho w s  1111\'e  p ro,' ell  "ery 
popul:lr  in  the  past  lind  the s tudents 
hav e  p rofi te.d  by  them  ,·ery co nsid 
e ra l· I \" , 

T his  year the  attempt  will  n OI  b e 
to  cover  so  " 1u ch  ground  a s 
in 
o lher  \"I' :l rs , but  will  be  more  in  the 
II  study  of  the  uses  of 
n<tture'  of 
dectril'ity. 
.\  vc ry  sueCl'ss ful  p r i 
,' ale  lig-ht ing  plant  will  he  on  clI':hi· 
bition ,  This  will  he  Uctte r in  m"ny 
respe cts  than  t hal  s hown  in  fo rmer 
,' ear s, in  th;tt  ,I o' \'olt  cu r rellt  will 
be  a vai lahle  fo r  m o tors,  while  the 
lighting  will  be  011  tt'c  3°, ,'011  sys· 
tern,  ConsequentlY:l smallnumbc r 
o f  b:Htery  cells  are  need ed  fo r  the 
lighting,  and  yet 
lo w er 
,  La  "olts  is  :1 \":lilahlc  fo r  mo tor  amI 

\'oltage 

power work, - - -

M.  A .  C.  WINS  FROM  HOP E . 

011  T hu rsl!:t l'  eveni u ",  of 
last 
week  the  humc flaskd  bnlt  telun  Ile 
feat ... d  I lupe in  the IlLs t  g-ame  of  l he 
sea",on  hy l\  3~  to 
:~ ..:  Sl,:or ....  T hc 
tC:lms  we r c  en:llly  matched, ;111(1,  as 
a  result,  the  score  was  kept  tied 
llu ri ng  th e  g re ilter  portion  of  the 
":-"lIIe.  Challlhe r ilitn  pIll yell  a  lille 
;.::am('  th ruughou t.  and  du ri n:;!" 
the 
last  flow  mi nu te>!  of  pl:l.v  secured  the 
l·Ollnt  wh ich  broughl  , ic tory  to  his 
tcam. 

G~lIlthic r, 

fr esh lllnll,  played  his 
first  colle).:"e  ga me, 
pro"cd 
:111<1 
a  good  m:lII.  Dodg-e  was  also 
pu t 
ill  10  rcpl~lI.:e  Gos,;;,  a nd  pu t 
up  :111  ClI':Cellellt  glUTlc. 

T his  doses the  basketball seaSOIl, 
,1I1t1  attent io n  will  no w  be  g-i\'cn  10 
Imlno r  p ra c tice  has  he· 
b aseball. 
g-U II  in  real  e arnest,  ;md  fro m 
th ... 
number  o f  clllld id:ttes  ('nlistcd  I'> rof. 
:\lac kJin  will  s urely  e,'olve  a  wi n· 
ning- team, 

Sum nlan'  o f  the  ll opc-.\\, A, C. 

g :tlllc: 
HOPE. 

~ .  A.  ~ 

Stegenga ____ . __  .  L  F ... __ • __ .. Duth ie 
Kleillhek.~el. ..  __  R F  ____ . Goss,  Dodge 
Stegeman .. ___ .... C  ._"  _ Chamberla io 
Von  Bronkh onit __  L  G 
. _____  Gauthit' r 
Ver ber l/:  '. ___ . ___  R G  . ______ .. Hanish 
Score.  first  hal r, )1.  A. C. I7 :  Hope 19 ; 

final.  M ,  A.  C,  8S:  Hope  82. 

Baskels  fro m  field ,  Cham be rlain  8, 
GO&S  ~.  Duthie,  GlIouthier.  Dodge  Illld 
H an i~h-l 4.  Kleill heksel S.  Verbe rg  J). 
Von  Bronk hOl'llt  2,  Stegenga,  Stegeman 
-12. 

Baskets  from  foule ,  Goss,  ..  ill  10, 
Kleiohehe1, 8  in  6:  Stegeman , (j  in  t l. 
Referee ,  CoAeh  OIlKruit.  Hope :  t ime 
of  halves,  20  min utel:  attflndance  500. 

t.  J .  CORTRtGHT 
('I\pl"ht{of lit" 11>11  HtI>t' ooll 
T .'flflt. 

ATHLETIC  ELECTIONS. 

The eln,tion  0 11  Saturda y,  fo r  thc 
pu r pose  of  choosi ng o lli cc r s  for  the 
ellsllin~  ye,tr,  W3~ cer t ain ly  aTi  in 
.. \  good  sized  \'otc 
teresti nl-:"  OIlC, 
w:ts  polled,  aud  each  of  the  can di. 
dates  was  well  supportell. 
:-\ot  alt, 
howe"e r ,  .-ould  win.  and  below  is 
given  II  list o f  the  th ose  ..... ho  were 
s u ccessfu l  III 
land ing  th e  ":Irious 
pilice s: 
f or 
c roft , 

(oo tbl~1t  IlIl\uager,  H.  I~.  Ban 

for IISi:IlijUl,nt  footulI.ll  IIll1.nager.  R, G. 

Chnw tJerlin . 

f'or  b8.seball  manage r ,  L, G. J ohn;oQc , 
For ~ii!tAnt baseball  manage r ,  L.  r . 

BrUlmu , 

For  trl«:k  manager,  G.  L.  Dimmick . 
For  &Milit ant  trick  manager,  E.  C, 

Sanford. 

) fem!JoeN of  boH. rJ  Of control 
Seniol'1§-G.  H ,  Cnllingwood,  G.  U . 

Smith . 

Jun lofS- f;,  C.  San ford ,  F.  U .  M c· 

Dermid. 

8ophol liores - L.  C,  Carey, 

Bnt.Uij, 

f .  L , 

}-' resh me n- L  L .  Kennetly,  F,  C. 

Yuh!!El. 

. \  new  ~chenK'  hn"  he ... · 1\ 

insti· 
t u ted  this  y"ar  cc,l1ce r nillg'  athletic 
tllll1llig-er;:.  The  as"i.;t"n\"  del,: t ed 
Tel  c:lch  regula r  JIIalla~er  w ill 
Itt: 
p r omotell  to  t h e  lir"l  position  ne:.t 
\·C;l r,  ullles~  the  hoa r d  of  (onl r(JI 
In  this  casc,:1 
~'ole him  inelli~' it:nl. 
lIew  OJan  will  he  cle,'led 
f rolll 
among  tht: o thcr  ~'a lldid .. tc"  for  Ihe 
olli ee, 
Ilcrl'aft er  it  will  he  IleCe'" 
sa r)'  o uly  to  eled  :ls.;is{ant  man,,;,:-_ 
ers.  if  lh e  pres~'nl  pl:ln  p ro,'e,;:t 
SUt:cess fulolw, 

TIll'  follo w i n ~ aOlelld m(' nh  h:l\ c 

been  ma(ie  10  the  ~'o n s tiluti o ll  : 

Sec.  t  of  Arlide 6: 
The  Officers o f  t his  llS!IOCiation  .!.h"n 
ooo~i"t of  a  presiJe nt ,  viQEj  presidenl. 
ret:ordi ng  IilCc retary,  treasnrer.  fi nancial 
!tecretary .  footlmH  man age r,  baseb" rr 
ma oager, 
IlIl\nager ,  baske tball 
manage r,  an d  te nnilll  wanager;  aoJ 11.11' 
sistl!.n t  nll!. nage rll  for  football.  ~seb'lli. 
and track.  The  te n nis  a nd  basketball 
manage ...  s hall  be  caplaiu:>  IJ r t hei r  re o 
spective teams, 

t!1l.ck 

.sec.  ~  o f  Article  i  (b,: 
T..-o  weekll  before the reg ula r etection 
t he  respective  c tl\Sgeti  ment ioned below 
sll&l l  fur nish  the  Board  with  lilllll  of 
nomin8@!l1lll  follows : 

Five men  ror  Asst.  Baseball  llIanl!.J.:er. 
Five men t or  Asst.  Track  manage r, 
Fi,' e  men  ror  Asst.  Foot ball  IIIl1,lIager. 
F rom  each  l ~t or  live  no minees  the 
Board  "hall  select  three  men  ror  t he 
ballot. 

ALUM 

~-- '--". 

James  11.  Tihhiltll 

:I!!ist:l1l( 
chief,  Bureall  o f  Citizenship,  D ept. 
o f  StOlte,  \\' ;Jshing-t n n,  I).  C . 

is 

'7\. 
:\1.  T.  Rainier.  pastor  u f  I· rcsb.r 
u~ ri:tn  c hu rch  at  Ini ll):,  Io;:an.,  in 
sendi n g  to  :\Iiss  Y;,kdc y  his  cO r  
r e,·ted  :lIldrcss  dated  F~ h.  l l ,  ndds, 

'.  It OC~'u r s to  me  th;lt  it  i!l  just  .,0 

yca rs  ago  totlay  whe n  I  fi rs t  saw 
:\1.  .\. C,  and  w:ts  ente red  the  z3d 
of  F eb.  IS i l.  ti S  a  s tmient, 

' 77· 

L y m all  i\,  LiBy,  fo r  se ve ra l  yellrs 
a  res id e nt o f  l'e tosko.:J .  is  n ow  m ;,n · 
ager o f  \\'hi toe,  Farm  at  \V h ilfl cy~ 
:\I enomince  Co.,  :\I i~'h. 

' j ';. 

E. 0,  Ladd  i",  loca. te(\  on  the  old 
home  fa r m  ,:H  Old  M issioll,  G rand 
Trave r se Co., whe r e he hM  been  e n 
g aged  fo r  the  PIISt  ~i ycars  in  gen· 
cral  farminj(  a lld 
g- r o w ing. 
Thirty  a cres  ar c  de,·oted  to  th e 
g-rowing  of  fruit,  mostly  nppln and 
l'he r ri es,  and  about  40 
to  g-cnern l 
:\f r.  L;ldd  was  ill  atte n d 
f:.rmi ng. 
Il n cc  at  the  R o und ·up. 

f Tllit 

·if)· 

R oderio.:k  B.  :-.;rQrlon  is  seere ta rv 
;tTld  treasure r  of  the  Il ill  Inn",t· 
ment  Co ..  R eal  E.;tate  a nd  Illsur, 
:tUCl',  A rk flflSa S  Cit f' 
10;: a n sas. 
H esilkllCl"  10<)  :-':.  B.  ~t. 

·s,. 
Eo  Carl  Ban k  is  locllted  ~tt  ::856 
\ Vchster  St.,  Herkclc}.  (' .. I. 
:\ /r. 
IIl·arl y  n ine  )ears 
H:mk  was  for 
wit h  the  B CTll ici:t  IrOIl  W o r ks  lind 
is  110\\  in  th e  business  of  impo r ting" 
and  jobbing of  h:lf(lw .. r~'  and  imple 
Ihnk  ~i\'cs 
ment  s Jlecirlhics .  ~ I  r. 
the  followin;.:- n:lll1e~  of  :\1.  c\_ 
liS 
C. !lien  flOW  ill  ~all  Francisco:  A. 
L.  Re<ldin!-{.  '~,~ ,  prop r ieto r  o f  thc 
Pacific  La!.or:ltoril:s 
ill  S ail  Fnlll  
"ise,);  '\. l~;trk, '~,,\\iththc Sou t h  
I ' adfi~'  It.  It.  oflkes,  :ln ll  rdso 
o.:rll 
l ohn  B.  Leonard  whn  was  w ith the 
c lass  of  'S1' 

'S1' 
Il clllphill,  J r" 

\\". 

R ohert 

is 
general  man3ger of  tht:  \V :t~htella w 
Lig:ht  lind  P ower  Co. ,  a lso  eli, i!!oioll 
m/lllage r  o f  thc  E:.ste r ll  :\J ichigan 
lI is  r.:!>idellce  address 
Edison  Co, 
is  ~t9  ;..1. 
I1uro n  St.,  "-psi /lInti, 
:\/ ich. 

'88. 
Alht-rt  E.  111115011 , J r" is  professor 
of  o phtholmology  in 
ludiana 
L' ni ve r sit y  Schoo l  of  ~red ic ine,  Ft, 
\ Va)'"c.  H e  is  a lso  editor  o f  the 
/m..liana  S tate  :\le<lic:11  . \ ssoci:tlioll. 

the 

'°5 · 
E-',  L. J ohns to n  is  located  tempo 
rar ily  at 4:':  I  S,  Iligh  !::iL,l\ lb u lluer 
q ue,~. l\lex. ,  w he r e  he  is  with  the 
enginecr of  t hat  ci ty. 

'10. 
M.  f.,f,  Babcock 

the 
Charles  Po ~ Beet Sugar  ~lfg, Co., 
of  Han' ey,  Ill. 

is  w ith 

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U"IIC"'LTu "U COLUGC 

I!:nt@red  u  IM!OOnd~I . .  maJl  m.lllter  At 

eo  eENTS  peR  VII:/I,R 

..... u&ln".  Mich. 

It.-mit  b7  1'.  O.  )Ion ... ,.  Order.  Ika rt  o.r 

ReIl"IIU!re<i  LPu,('Ir.  110 1I0t ",'Old 1\l1n'P/!. 

Addn!.H ,,11  lubo<crlpUo"~ .. nd  "d'-ertlsln ll! 
m.tl~r t<}  the  )1.  .\  , l,  itt:l'OKf),  Kan  I .... ,,· 
,Inl(.  Mlcb.  Addrtsl<!!  flll  ooutrlbUtlolll  to 
\bl'  M"nal{\Ila 1':.111\.(1', 

Bwll"t'~f  om(' ....  · .... lth  , ......... ".,."  "'-

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BUTl'n  Prlnttnll'  00 ••  tlU-111  ('mnd Av('. ,sol" 
r..n Bln ...  ltIh:b. 

TUESDAY,  MARCH  7,  1911. 

CHICAGO  ASSOCIATION. 

o 

'b 
). C 

The  fiftecn.h  aunual  reunion of 
the  ChiclWO  Association  W:lS  held 
Saturday  c\cning, 
•  :5.  191  t. 
at the  Lewis  Institu te  huilding, and 
was  II  SUt-ccSS  from  "tart  to  finish. 
The  college  wrlS  repr~scllted  by 
[Jean  Blsl!>ell  and 
Pres.  SIH'der, 
Dean :-;h:l~w.  The committees hal-_ 
ing in  Charge  the arrange,me',lts  ~or 
thi!.  meeting spared  no  p:IIIlS III ;en- 
iug  thc  li!.itors  a  pleasan,t.  time 
tho,,;e  who  Ilcrc  pfl""legcd 
:Uld 
to  ;'I.lteml  \\ ill  not  soon  forget  th~ 
t 5th annual. 

. 

. 

Thc ollicer;; of the a:'1';OCIll.t101i  arc 
J. W. Pcrri:,co! '9+,  pre~ident, CI'y(~e 
\-u;c  preSIdent,  C.  1:.. 
Lilh', 
sc<.:r"tar~·,  Philip  U, 
Ho)·t. 
\\' oodworth,  'S(,  permanent  secre· 
tan. 

'0" 
'9S, 

the music and lbncillg comm ittee 
con"i~'ed of  J  II.  Prost,  '05.  T.  F. 
l\l cG rath,  '89,  alld  r. U.  \\':Ide, 'oS. 
Follo\\ il1" 
is  H  list  of  those  who 
• 
s~f\'cd Oil  the 

ItI:;CIiI'·'·IU"  CO)I.\1 1T1·EE. 

l~.  ~1. Chamberlain,  'S8;  11.  E. 
\'OUllg,  'O~;  II.  R.  Kingsley, '03; 
'04; 
~Iabl e  ~kCormicL:  Young, 
J.  Willard  Bolle,  Jes~ie  Browll 
Bolte,  \Iablc OOWIIC)',  '05;  G. Heb· 
.:\Iildred  ~latthew5  IIcb. 
blcwhite 
blewhite:  J,  E.  Fisk,  '06;  Olivia 
Amlre"".!;.  'g6: 
l~.  B. \\'oodworlh, 
.::.6:  Lu<'\  Chile  \r oodworth, '93; 
·11;  I(oward 
'1'11£1. 
Fushia  R'ntH 
Taft, '10:  'Irene  \\"IY  Fisk,  '06. 

THE 

ltE. ... c. 

Oli..-e. 

Saltpd  Almonds 

0Yliter  Ui!l<lue 

Scalloped  llRlihut 

Cablmge Relish 

Snratoga  ChillI! 

Fillet uf  Beer 

)Ia.~heu PutlHoe!I 

Dor  Roll" 

('reamed  Mu~hrooJIIs 

S"'edish TimbaleH 

Chenr  [ee  Cream 
Cake 

Coffee 

'rOAs·r~. 

Crackers 

Pn:".  I.  L.  Sn~'dcr,  "~lichigan 

" 
Legislatures. 

. 

. 

Dea rl  Geo.  \\-.  Bil\~c1I,"  Smiles." 
Dean  R.  S.  Shall'. ,. Bulletin;;;." 
Prof.  L.  G.  Carpenter, "9. of  Ft. 
Collio'S  Colo.,  \\ho  arrived  Late, 
was als~ added  to  the  list  of  speak , 
.", 

li",t  by  classes of 

Following  is  l 
those  in  IItteodance : 
Snyder,  J.  L,  (Pree.), 
8i!lSeIl,  G.  W.  (Dean). 
Shaw,  R. S. (Dean). 
Carpenter.  L. G, .jl). 
Wig ht,  W.  A "  '82. 
Dixon.  J . S ... ~, IlIId  Wife. 
RUlnmler.  W.  R ..  '86,  wife and sister. 
'Voodworth , P.  B .. 'i!0. 
Chall1berltl.i n ,  P.  M ..  '88.  and  wife, 
HarriSOIl,  H.  E.,  '&I. 
Teller. O.  L , '88,  and wife. 
McGrlLth , T,  io'" 

'89.  and  wife. 

, 

'96. 

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A  l'OIl1'TQ:<  0..'  Til.;  .'1<,'11'  ""0\\':<  t·KQX  Till!  W"_~TI':H:<  '1lelll<l ....  J\y',' KI.O f' Xr.Sl' 
U'·"y''''·  ."T  T I ll':  eIlIC"GO  I."SI>  "So>  '''H'''''1'rO'- roS (1 Hr.",;. 

OS'E  01'  1'111':  1!<T1!:"~"T'!<"  """./tIT>!  "T Till!  HOl· S ' >- C ". 

WilLIS  O.  WING 
'It  :!01~~b .. "Ic.h" .... ,  "1>1<>.  ,,-1>0  spOka  On 
"<.:orn  .nd  Alflllf" ... ullur.· .. 
III  Ih" Roumt.t·p. 

THE  SIXTEENTH  ANNUAL 
ROUND-UP, 

Bauerle.  F.,  '92. 
Merritt,  'V,  G., '93.  And  ,,·ife. 
Woodworth,  Lucy Clute. ·!l3. 
Nics.  J. D ..  '9-l. 
Simmolls.  G.  E ..  ·O-l.  aud  wire. 
Pond.  A.  L ..  '9;. aud wife, 
lliIrtholome"'.  F.  L...  '9 •. 
Hoyt. C.  E.,  '9S. 
Ru pert,  a.  J., '00,  and  wife. 
Arlllstrong,  " '. G.,  '02.  ann  wife. 
Brown,  'V.  B.,  'OZ , and  wife. 
Shedd,  W.  R ,  '02. 
Young, B.  E ..  '(l'J. 
Armslrong,  W.  C ..  '03.  and  wife. 
Kingsley.  B.  R,  '03 . 
Mart in,  G.  E.,  '03 
Balbach.  Edw"  'O-l, 
Frey,  A.  F.,  '04.  and wife. 
Prost, J. li., '04. 
Robbins,  G.  0_,  '04 
Young,  Mable MuCoruli ck,  '04 
Bolte. J.  \V., '05. 
Bolte. Jessie Bro ..... n. '05. 
Case.  Florence,  ·OS. 
Douglas. J08eI)hine.  'O;j, 
J ohnson.  W  11..  'ro, and guest. 
Kingsley.  Mable  Downey, '05. 
lIebbie.t"liite,  G,  W.,  '06. 
Uebble ..... hite,  Mildred  lIatthews.  '06. 
Poole.  J .  E  , '06.  and  wife_ 
Smith,  E.  F.,  '06.  and  wife. 
Towner, :\ .  A , '06,  and  wife. 
Armstrong.  A. S,.  '00,  and  wife_ 
Canfield, R  S .. '07. 
Glazier,  B.  t ,  'OJ, 
Prak-ken,  S ..  '07.  wife and  mother. 
Me rrylee.s,  A.,  '98,  alld  wife. 
Sha:;sberger,  E.  J. , 'OS,  and wi fe. 
Uittscbof.  Bertha  Muehlmall,  '09.  and 

hu>,band. 

SoOey,  A.  L.,  '09. 
Stephen.  G.  H, '09, 
Jordan. T.  A.,  '10, 
Shaw, J. L ..  '10. 
Winchell,  A.  B"  ·10. 
Taft.  Howard, '10. 
Taft.  FU!lhi&  Rrall.  'II. 
Bu ckley, O.  1:1..  '\ 1. 
Oakes,  S,  B ..  '12. 

EUNOMIAN  ENTERTAiN 
MENT, 

An open  meeting was enjoyed  by 
the  Eunomian and  fricnds  last Sat, 
urday  evening in  their rooms. 

o 

A  literary  program  of  four  s ~b­
rt!lldercd,  after  which 

jects  was 
liO"ht  refreshments  were  sen ·ed. 
I 
, 
atl ract l,'e y 
rOOmS  werc 
The 
decorated 
lllld, 
with  Prof.  and  ;'-.Irs.  \\"ilsoll  pres 
ent  liS  patrons,  the  tillie  for  .; The 
Call of the Coop" at tell  bells  ca me 
all  too  soon . 

for  the  occasioll, 

The  Institute held  the  PlSt  wl'ek 
was  well  attended  and  in  each  scs· 
interest  WlS  shown. 
sion  g reat 
The lectures gi\ en by Profs.J effery, 
,",ed7.ic,  lind  Shoesmith  were  :l.p' 
preci:llcd  as  was  shown  by  the 
many  questions and  interesting dis· 
cussions  which  followed. 

On Tucsday e\·ening  Dean  Bissel 
gave some I'alllable hillts 011  modern 
mcthods of  home  heatil)g  and  out, 
liued  ways  by  which  cI'cry  farm 
horne  could  be  heated  successfully 
nnd  economically.  F.  F.  Rogers, 
deptl! \.  SI:11c Jl ighw:w com missioncr, 
told  of  the  g-ood  work  gOillg Oil  ill 
the statc  in  lhe,  wav of  road  build, 
ing, IIlld  h~w conmiissioners  s~ould 
go about  It  to  St'cu rc  state  :11(1  011 
their road  bu il{ling.  John  1. Gibson, 
of  Traverse,  closed  the  cI'clling's 
progralll  with  an  i1[IISlrated  h.·ciure 
on  agricultural  possibilities in north 
wcstern  .\lichigan.  With  the  aid 
of  the stereoptican  many  finc  farms 
and  brill  homes  were  shown, and, 
as  the  secretary of lin  cntcrprising 
de\C'lopmelll  bureau,  .:\Ir.  Gibson 
left  nothing  unS:lid which  would ;lid 
him  in  p rO\'ing- that  western  ~Iieh. 
igan  \vlS  the p roper  place  ill  which 
to  huild  a  hOllie. 

On 

\V(:dnesda\·  afternoon 

thc 
subject of '·Essentials  for  Success in 
Fruit  Cuhure"  WlS  h1111dled  b,' 
Prof.  S.  T.  ~Ia\ nard,  of  ~Iass:i, 
chuseHs.  The  I-;Irious  steps neces · 
s:~n·  to  success-site, 
soil,  stock. 
markcts, de.,  werc all  taken  up :l1ld 
hIlly  discu<;sed. 

Paul  Rose,  of  Frallkfo ~t , 

Ihcn 
gUI'c  one  of  his  :;plcndid  talks on 
frllil  growinj! . 
.:\Ir.  Rose iS:I  frllit 
man  who has ;lccomplishcd  re<>ults, 
!lnd  told  ill  lin  interesting  mlllner 
his  experience 
in  uorth,wcsterll 
~I r.  Rose h:ls competed 
.:\Iichig'an. 
sllC\;es!lfutiy  with  the 
fallCY  fruit 
from  the  west  and  has  (lone  it  by 
honest  packing  and  with  proper 
labrls. 

l~roL ~lcKcc",er, of Kansas.  next 
spoke 011  ,;Better  Boys and  Girls Oil 
lhe  Farm,"  and  urged  Ihat  at least 
some study  be  gil'cn  to  the  needs of 
the  children  as  well;1S  to  those of 
stock,  fruil,  and  the soil. 

The  music  fo r  this  session  was 
furnished  by  the  Stille  Industri:ll 
School  for  Boy s, 

Il on.  Chllrles  \V.  Garfield,  of 
Grand  Rapids,  glll'o:!  a  splendid  talk 
\\'ednesday  e\'ening on  "Play" and 
urged  tl13t  we spend  more  time  in 
good who lesome recreation-IIttend, 
ing a  big  picnic  o r  a  farmers'  insti· 
is  not  enough . 
tute  occasionally 

\\" e  should  h;n·c 
with  thc  chitdrcn 
kecp  young. 

pIa),. 
and  in 

~Iillgle 
this  wal' 

Jud~e Collingwood  next glll'e  an 
excellent  address  on 
., Conserva , 
tion  of thc  Boy,"  and  told  interest, 
recent  "isit  to  thc 
ingly  of  hi$ 
George  Jr.  Republic  where  160 
boys lind  girls make their own laws, 
govern  themselves, :lml  make :1  suc· 
":-"'othing  is  gained 
<''C5S  of  it too. 
except by  IlOOr," is  the  wlltchword, 
:\'inety 
hut  all  !:thor  is  plid  for. 
per  cent  of  theS(:  boys 
:lnd  girls 
make  good  wheo  they  St:lrl out  in 
life. 

Prof.  ~lcKee\"cr closed  the el·CII, 
ing's  program  with  an  :lddress  011 
"Somc  l~r:I C l ie:11  Aspe..:ts  of  Race 
Iluildillg."  Elllironllll'nt  WHS  placed 
far lIhol"e  hcrt'dity, :md  the  s peaker 
urged  lor  lcgi"lulion  which  would 
properly  prcplre  the  boy  for a  usc· 
ful  life. 

The  l'ollcge  orchestr;1  allrl  choi r 

furnishcd  excellcnt  music. 

Thur:;day  IIfternoon  the  regular 

prog-ram  was  carried  out,  an  inter 
esting  dis..;ussion 
following  each 
IIddrc,,;s, 

Prof. J l umphrey, '01, WIIS gr<'"eted 
with  the  t'ollc"c  \ell  whcn  he  told 
of  the  pride  ~illl  which  he 1I0W<i 
thc  imprOIClIIClltS!lt  ~I .• \.C. since 
his  gradu:ltion. 

In  thc evenin;,:- P rof. John  Il amil· 
IOn  of  the  C . ::;.  Dept. of  A~ricu!, 
ture, spoke on  :'EduCHtillg'  Fllrnlcrs' 
Institutc  Lcrturcr~,"  I'rof.  Shaw 
told  of  '·lJow  the  Agricultural Col. 
leg-c  I Icl])!>  the  FurHler," :llId 
I~rof. 
IlullIphrey  g'a\'e  an  illu"tr:l tecl  :Ld· 
dress  011  "The  COll:;en:Ltion  of 
Good  Dair\'  Blood," 

.:\lr.  \\,iilis O.  Wing,  ~Ir,  J.  X. 
~lcBridc of  Burlon ,  lind  Dr.  It.  1'. 
L nllln  Wl'rc 
the  speflkcrs  al  the 
la~t  gener;,1  sC!lsion  Friday  :Iher-
110011. 

The  \Y omen's  COl\g re~ s  pro\'ed 
popular, e,'cry  scssioll  being  well 
:!.ttl'nded  and  :111  scem~d  to  enjoy  it 
\ery  much.  Good  llIu"ic  was  pro 
\' idcd  and  thc'  program  was carried 
Ollt  with  hut few  ch:Ul~cs. 

Tht·  bltl·te riological  exhibit  was 
visited  by  man)'  during 
the  week 
interest  shown  in  this 
311d  much 
phase of the  work  being done 'at  ~l. 
A.  C, 

The  fruit  exhibit  was  rine,  and 
the exhibit  of  s pray outlits  was  the 
best  ever  shown  at this  iliStitlitioll. 
The attcndlnce ranged  from  300 
to 800 :It  each session.  There were 
on  exhibition  22  power  spray  OUt, 
fits,  beside  liS  many hand  outfits. 

A  good  delegation  was  present 
fro III 
Ilorlheru  and  northweste rn 
!>.lichigan,  the  upper  peninsula  be 
ing represe nted. 

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l Io n. C.  [.  ;\IOllro<:  anti  wife  ""rl' 
in  allclI!l;lI;~'c;1\  till"  R ound·up  l:\"t 
week . 

I. J. C o rtrj .~ht \\'a~ eit:l"Icd  COlpI:lin 
of  the  basehall  team  at  a  Ineetill).:" 
helli  \\'CdIlC511:1\'  :lflcrnoon  in  I' rof. 
~i:1cklin's ullin:'. 

I l Oll.  ~\.  B.  Cook, '93. o f  Uwosso. 
:Klcll  as  chai rm a n  of the  SCSSiO l1 of 
Ihe  R ound.llp  last  week . 

.. \  fU l'  ne(k.pie~·e  was  Icft  in  the 
ell;..::inecrin;.!"  Imiltl in;:  la~t  \\"l'ck  ,lIld 
]!lay  be  had  hy  ~'alli 1l ;';  :11  \)e,H\  Hi,,· 
5dl's otlic~·. 

thl' 

l ' rof. 

Jl unt  o f 

DOI"l·~tic 
~ci"IKe  IJ q J:U'II"C111  w a"  ,':llkd  to 
hcr  oil!  hume  :1\  H..i,iuH.  Ill.,  Salur· 
da.I·,  011  aU'ounl of  thc  dC .. lll  of  hl'I' 
mother. 

C.  1.  Secl(:I', 'ut. alt.ended  the se:>· 
tin'  ·j{{)und.L"p  la"t  IH·ck . 
siolls'lIf 
:\ I r.  ~c ... ·Ic\·  ha"  hcel]  with  thc  in· 
d ust ria l tk: p:lrtment of  thl'  h:llama· 
:IS)'lu m  cI'er  siuc.:  he  lch  Ihe 
zoo 
colle~ e. 

D e:l n  Bissell  is  preparill).!  malerial 
for  a  rC liscd  directo r y  o f  the  en).!"l. 
:Iluroni  w hidl  will  he  plln. 
necrin g-
!ishcd  in  April.  A  1:trge  lltlll1berof 
th is 
responscs  arc  cOlllinJ.:  in  and 
directo r y  proHliscs  to  be  cvcn  mo r l' 
com plete  than  the  first. 

Among-

:-'1.  A.  C.  pcople  to  at· 
te nd  one  o r  more  sl'ssiollS  of  the 
institute  last  week  ,,"ere  11.  J3.  Can· 
non,  '.sS,o f  \V ashingto n,  :\I ich.:  G. 
F.  StoW,  '88,  F o wle r:  11. 0.  \\·al· 
d ron, with  '93,  Io nia;  Jason  II  ood · 
man,  '81,  Paw  P aw;  C .  l. Good· 
'89, 
'77,  Ionia;  ~ .  P .  lI u!!, 
win. 
'00, 
D imondale;  E .  \\'.  Ra lllley , 
Grcelll-iJ!e;  B u rt 
\Ver m ulb, 
'o ~, 
D etro it;  C.  B.  Cook,  '88,  Owo;;so; 
F .  R.  Smith, '8i,  Somerset :  ehas. 
H il to u,  '00,  B e n ton  'Har bor;  II.  T. 
R oss,  '0~ , 
j\'I ilford ;  E .  O .  Eln:er, 
'03,  D evereaux;  B.  h. Be n tley,  90, 
Mars hal1. 

I '.  C.  Sd1ron·r.  'oS.  w ith 

tIll' 
Eddy  lleatin:,.:- Co ..  is  no w  loca tl·d 
al 
in,,\al1in;.:: 
he;nin;..::  ~y';lems. 

.\Ihion  whcn:  hc  is 

J.  ~. ikhrid"  who  addn:l:o!:ed  t hl' 
In stitute  Oil  Vrid:II'  afterilOOIl  was 
" .. sis \:I])t  professor'  of  history 
,11ll1 
politic,!i  l·conOIll.'"  ;1\  :\1.  .\. C. dllr· 
ill),!"  l~il;:-'93 ' 

~:I.<::"illall'  r l','cntil", 

"\1  the  Hl'pllhlil"OUl  !;t;l\e  Com'cll ' 
tion  held  in 
[. 
\\' .  B eallmont.  '.s~ .  "f  Ddroit;  :ll;d 
[,ISOII  \\-oodtn:l11.  'SI .  of  P:III"  I~:lw, 
'w er~'  lIomillat~·d as  rnel1lilcrs  o f  the 
~ !:lIe  Hoa rd  of  A ;.:: ri nd ttln: .  T h e 
uemocr;nic  party  hal'C  pl:rccd J oh l1 
A .  \\'cstOIl,  Lansing,  and  A.  E. 
Stn-ensoll, of  P Ori  I l uron,  in  nonri· 
n:lIiOIi  for  these  p0.,ltiOIiS . 

then  by  the  judg-e. 

At  the  p u ultry  judging  com~ st 
for  swt!ellls,  held  recently .  tw e nt y  
tll"O  perSOn!  competcd .  T he  bird~ 
we re  firSI  sco red  hy  th e  studen ts 
and 
Fift ~cll 
b ird s  \l"cre  s core ll  by  c ach  l·ompcti· 
tor.  C . J. B urkman, :r  short  co u r s~ 
first  prize.  C a rl 
man, 
\\·tn.  I I 
h llOpf,  '11 ,  second,  and 
Bert rand 
ti rst  pri ze 
cOll1!isted  of 
the  Zen ner  T rophy 
:t  co py  of 
Siln.~r Cup;  tht:  seCOl1(1 
l-iall' k's  Science :tIn.!  A rt o f  P oultr y 
Cultu re;  :lI1d 
,I  copy  o f 
" P erfected  P oultr y "  by  ;\·l cGre w. 

third .  The 

thc  thi rd 

'iecu red 

D :lin'  week  :\1 a rch  6- [ I. 

l'roL  l 'cHit  adllr~'ss('d  111<"  m('l11· 
.~,:hool 

hers  of  the  I l illstl:tle  hi).!"\! 
::;;lturdal  of  !:r"t  \\cl·k . 

.\ 11  c"cc\!cnl  pidu rc  o f  Or.  \\' . 
.I.  Bea!  was  lli~pbyed  nn  Ihe  h:ul;.:"l· 
hullons  worn  by  institute  people. 

;\ 1 f.  SimOIl  1l:tl4"ad{}rn.  who  has 
in~l ru cted  in  d:tir~ in:.!"  Ilurin,!"  the 
.,hort  ,·(lursc,;.  has  a"eeptnl  ,(  pl)~i. 
tion  I\'i l h  the  Dur,Hul  Creallwr.1  Co. 

! lerhert  \\ ' .  lla rt.  '9i.  l11ade  \.",,1· 
le~"  f riend.~  ,I  hu r ri"d  \  i~it  reCl'nt 
II' . 
.\Ir.  llart  0 \\11~  a  brill  ncar 
( i rCl'll\'i1Je,  hut  i~ ;It  pr~·~e!ll  011  the 
r"ad  in  the  intere"h  "f:1  dru:,.:- n'lH 
pany . 

;\lrs.  C.  ;\1.  ]) udd,  for  \11"0  "ears 
slen,'g-ra phe r  10  !' residcnt  SII~\"(ler, 
h:l<;  res i;.::rted  h ... ·r  po"ition  :11111  will 
f(lr  the  p resellt  011 
he  at  home 
L:lthrop  SI. 
;\Irs .  lJudd 
;\[r.  alit! 
to  T h ree  Ri \'crs  ill  it 
w ili  !]l01 e 
short t ime  wher.:  thc\'  will  CI1"lI"C 
in  the  g-ru wing  of  sn;a ll  frllits'~:l~d 
in  poult ry  raisi !!g-.  The ir  lila!!)'  :\1. 
A.  C.  f r icnds  wish  the m  thc  b~'l!t  of 
Sl1ccess  in  t heir  new  n·lltur~· . 

is 

Thc  exkw"ion  work  in  h<lrti<.:lll· 
Il'ry  nicdl. 
in  :tire:r(h· 

turt· 
;\l oTl'  Gtll~  an;  COrni !l).!" 
thau  carr  he  t:rkC II  C:lrc  of. 

. tarl iug  off 

A  pri!.e  i~  offered  to  the  studl'n t 
suhlllittin:::- the  b(:st  po~ter as :!l1  a n· 
:Ithlcti,' 
n<lurl~'':IIIC'l!l 
c:lm il:!!.  The  jl'Jtilc r  is  I" he  :!n"ln 
ill, Ill""  111  !;i!.c  1111.1  ill  t hn'e <.:"lors. 

the  hi!.; 

fo r 

II.  I I.  ClIrti".  at  the  in~li!lltc l:l"t 
week,  :llir!Ourh·t:d  Ihl'  bi r lh  IIf  a  hOI 
illl0  his  home  tin .  F .... h.  I~. 
:\1;'. 
Curtis  hl"~ill~  hi~  l:!h"r~  :>lIon  ~s 
rH;lll,lc:-cr  of  dll'  StlIr~is  E -;tOlle, 
~t lIr!.;i s ,  :\1 i...:)l. 

E. 

:-'1. 

ll tlill . 

·IJ9.  of 

I.:lusing , 
repre~"cl1tin).:"  .\. I.  I{ "o\  ,\:.  Co.,  of 
.\Iel lill;!.  Ohio.  had  dl!:rg-c  of an  e:\.· 
hibit  of  hee  supplil''';  at  the  \{Olllhi. 
L'p  la~t  lI"uek. 
;\Ir.  lIunt  i~  the 
L lul"in!.;  reprc~entalil'~' of thl'  ahO\' e 
CU lllpall~ . 

T he 

!c;..:i"lati\·e 

.... Ol1lm iltee 

in 
X chrask:r  h;l\'e  rccorlll1lcntlel!  that 
Ihe  ullin.' r"ill  hc  mon·1i  out  frozn 
the  c it\"  to  I h~ st ak f:rfl11.  This has 
J,ecom~ neccssar\"  o n  >UTount  of  the 
c rowded  l'omlilions  e~istin"  .. t  Ihe 
11111\  e rSLt L 

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.N a v igation,"  by 

There  is  to  be  ~i\'e n  thi s  c\'cning 
at  7 o'clock .  in  room  I r ,.  e ng-i neer. 
inl-:"  hall.  an  illilstrated  Ic\."tur~'  Oil 
'·The  R ecent  I>rogress  in  Europe:llI 
.Air 
;\Ir.  :'\.  A. 
Blonck,  consu lting  cng;incer,  Chi· 
cago.  Thc 
lceture  is  g;ivell  under 
the  aus pice"  of  the :-' 1.  A.  C.  en~i­
nee rin g  society  a nd  promises  to  be 
intensely  intcresting .  A 
rc port  o f 
this  IcclU re  w ill  be  pu blish ed  ne"t 
wee k. 

T he  A ppalaehian  bill,  placillg" 
parts o f tht:  ,'\p palachiau  w ate r  shed 
illto  lhe  forest  r~'ser\'e, has  passed 
hoth  ho uses  of  COIig-ress  and  Il'ill 
doubtless  SOOI1  heeo m e  a  law,  This 
will  pla{'e  abollt  ti\ t:  m ill ioo  a t' res 
of  the  \\"hite  :\lollnt:'11i  district  in 
reScr v\:  and  s i"  million  acr es  i n 
\'arious  pa r ts  of  the  Appalachian 
shed.  This  will  make  a  iic!d  for a 
g-re;\t  man,· 
the  Hea r 
fore s ts 
. 
fu tu re . 

ill 

BORT.  CLUB. 

CARNIVAL  COMMITTEES. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

:'-otich.,  ad<]rcsseo 

L-Ilclc  Dave  \\'oociwllrd,  of  Clin 
ton, 
the  Hort. 
Club  :\Iarch  1,011  the "Problems of 
Apple  Growing ."  Uncle  Dave  is 
8i years  old, aud  OM  been g rowing 
apples  successfully  for  35  years. 
At the age of 84  he set out a  ~orth­
ern  Spy orchard, and  expects  to ex 
hibit  the  fruit  when  he has  reached 
lIe is  H  type of 
the  ('"elHu r),  mark. 
the  hardy  ).Iichigan  pionC'cr,  lind 
came to Jackson county in  IS3 __ I>  but 
hI,!  still  possesses  the  rugged  health 
and  the  boy ish  c>::uberallcc  of  &l 
years  :lgo.  ~o morc  sensible, yet 
humorous,  talk  was  ever  delivered 
before  the  H ort.  Club  by  a  morc 
remarkable  mall. 

Uncle  Dan' says that  it  is  good 
pOlicy  to  renew  the  old  trees  by 
budding or grafting, as  it  lakes  100 
long  for  the Dew ones  to  g row, the 
dead-wood  is  cut  back  to  the g reen 
and  the height  reduced,  :liS  it  is  not 
profitable  to go  beyond  20  feet  for 
apples  with  the  present  price  of la 
bor.  Apples should  be thinncd,  the 
same  as  peaches, shorlly  aher  the 
Ju ne  dropping,  and  the  fancy  fruit 
should  be  graded  honcstJy  and 
packed  in  boxes.  He is  now  mak 
ing  experiments  in  orchard  propa 
gation, which  he  expects  to  report 
upon  in  fifteen  years at  the  age  of 
10'::. 

lIe  has  made  as  high as  $45.25 
011  one  Grimt."S  Golden  trcc.  Some 
orchard  land  is  rented  aud  consider 
able fruit  is  retailed  to  the  Illinois 
and  Indiana  trade, shipping  by  the 
box  to  indi\'idual customers. 

The  ~'oung  orch:lrds  arc  culti. 
vated,  but  the  old  oncs  left  in  the 
sod, as  it gi,'es II  better color  to  the 
fruit. 

The  Tolman  Sweet,  Ben  Davis 
and 
:\'orthwestern  Greening  are 
the  best  stocks, and  U ncle  Da,'e  is 
trying  western  varieties  ill 
IlOW 
lI e 
:\1i~'higan  on 
started  in  the apple business because 
he  lo,'cd  the  work  nnd  admired 
.\t  thc  close  of  the 
good  fruit. 
nlcctillg  hc  was  m:lde  an  honorary 
melllbcrofthe llonicultural Society. 

thesc  stocks. 

H.  G.  K. 

IDLERS  TEN  O'CLOCK. 

The  Idlers 

t.;:n  o'clock  held  in 
tht'  parlor of  the  \\' oman's  building 
S:lturda,'  c\'cnil1g  was  olle  of  the 
most  ullu;,u:t!  ami  enjoyable  so!;ial 
events given  by  the duh. 

E "cry  olle enjoyed the rea<1in;,:- by 
~ I  rs.  Burtoll,  particularly  those  ill 
dialect. 
)Olrs.  Burton,  besides  be 
iog!l  reader  of great  ability,  has  a 
charming  personalit~·, alld  delig-htt.'d 
hu audience  by giving  :1  program 
thaI displayed  he r  ,'ersalility.  The 
lIumbers  were  given  by 
musiall 
l\liss  Freyhofe r  and  1\lr.  )'lorse, 
and  were  thoroughly  enjoyed  by 
those present. 

- - -
PBl  DELT  PARTY. 

On  Saturday  evening,  Feb.  25, 
occu rred  the  winter  term  party of 
the  Phi  Dclts  in  the  Agricullural 
Building.  The  patrons were  Prof. 
aod  )OIrs. 
\'edder  and  P rof.  and 
~I rs.  H alligan.  Bunting  and  pen 
nantS  were used  as  decorations,  and 
a  most .;:njoyablc  c,'cning  was spent 
hy  all  pres<.'nt.  A  large  Ilumber of 
out Gf  town guests were present. 

A .  N.  Robson, '06,  is 

located  at 

Lake George, N.  Y., R.  D.  z. 

The  foJ!owiu g  committees  have 
been  appointed  to  take  charge  of 
the  important  felltures  of  the  big 
carnival  011  Ap ril  S. 

Localioll-L.  G.  Johnson,  F.  J. 

Gibbs. 

Fealure  or  Stlml-C.  R.  Gar 
vey,  II.  L.  Bancroft,  L .  G.  John 
wn. 

Caln'as am' Tellis-E. E. HOlch· 

in,  G .  L.  Leonard. 

Prilll"'lj[-K_  M.  Klinger,J. G. 
Hays, C .  R.  Garvey,  F .  R.  H a rris, 
E.  C.  Armstrol1!!'. 

Parade-G.  F.  Kimball,  J.  H. 

M cCutcheon,  L.  \V.  Scriber. 

The  event  will  be  held  in  the 
the 

Armory  and  in  tents  nbout 
grounds. 

'10. 
C.  L.  Hodgmlln 
is 
with  the  Union  Steam 
of  Battle  Creek ,  Mich. 

drahsman 
Pump  Co., 

R.  Z.  Ilopkins  is  doing  design. 
ing  and  experimental  work  for  the 
:\'lurphy  Potter Co., of  Detroit. 

E.  E.  Kurtz  is  teaching  mathe 
the  high 

matics  and  science  'i" 
school  at Clinton,  M icb. 

L.  D. )Olead  is  II.  draftsman with 
the  American  Clay  Machinery  Co., 
of  Bucyrus, Ohio. 

C.  D.  Moore  is  drafting  for  the 
:\larion Steam  hovel  Co.,  Marion, 
Oh io. 

Hugh  Lynch,  '[0,  is 

in  COllege 
for  a  short time, laking some spt.'Ciai 
work  ill  forcstr)' . 

A  lIew  gi rls'  literary  society  has 
been  o rganized,  and  is  known  as 
The Sesame  Literary  ~ociety. 

Chester 

\Vagner, 

'1 0,  of  Port 
Huron,  has  bee~iting  college 
friends  the  past wee k,  and  incident 
ally  preparing  for  ch'il  service  ex· 
aminations. 

In  a  prcliminary  Thursday  night 
the freshmcn  won from  the  sopho 
morcs in  basket ball  16  to  10,  thus 
securing  for 
the  class  the  1911 
championship. 

Chapel  was  conducted  by  \Vells 
;Hld  \\,illi:ulls'  Jlall  students  011  twO 
da,'s of last wcr.:k.  ~ow thc co-cds 
arc  planninK  to  show  ",hIll  they call 
do  along  this  line . 

Miss 

lIanlll\h  \\'iI1illlllson,  who 
was  operated  upon  for  double  mas· 
toid  in  the cit)'  hospital  rettntly, is 
1-1 iss 
gelling  along  very  nicely. 
" -illiamson's  trouble  "as caused  by 
measles. 

At  the freshmcn  oratorical  can· 
test  of  the  Delphic  Society,  held 
Saturday  night,  )1 r. John  Gunnell 
received  first  place,  Mr.  Blakeslee 
Cra nc  second,  and  .:o.lr.  L.  C.  Mar 
tin  third. 

Y.  H.  G:lrdncr, 

'OJ,  called  on 
college  friends  lhe past week on his 
way  to  Corvall is, Oregon, ..... he re  he 
will  be  connected  with  the  Agricul. 
tural  College  of  that  state  in  the 
horticultural department. 

evening. 

The Eclectic Society gave  an  en 
joyable  party  at  the  Society  H ouse 
S:lturday 
Decorations 
were  in  the  society colors,  red  and 
white.  Palm's  orchestra furnished 
the music.  T he patrons were Prof. 
and  Mrs.  II. K.  Vedder  aod  Prof. 
and  :\1 rs.  I I. S.  Reed. 

Thirty  men  h:I\'e  registered  for 
.the one week  dai ry  farming  course 
offered  al  the college  this  week. 

I 

New  Colleee  Clothes  Tor  Youns  Ladies , 

Wool  and  Silk  Dresses. 

Fut"  Coats.  Suits. 

New  Curtains  and  Ruas. 

SIMONS  DRY  GOODS  CO. 

On  Frida\'  afternoon  short  ad 
dresses w ere- made  by Go\'. Osborne 
Banking  Commissioner  Doyle,  At · 
lorney  General  Kuhn  aud  Dairy 
and  Food  Commissione r  D ame. 

In  the  I/o/cad election  on  Satur 
day  44  c  VO tCS  were caSI,  and  the reo 
suits were as  follows: 

For  Editor·in,Chief. G.  V.  Branch. 
For  Auooiate  Editor,  O.  L.  Hager. 

m.n 

For  Boaine1!3  Manager.  B . S . Coplan. 
For  AllSilItant  Rosine8/!  Manager, 

Chu.  Lord. 

For  Member!!  of  Liberal  Artll  Union, 
E.  F.  Bock.  A.  A.  Sorenson.  E.  E.  Bot· 
chin 

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Uniforms 
The  majority  ol 
American  00 lieges 
wear  them  because 
skilled  uniform  tail  
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