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E.1ST  LA:S-SINO,  lilCB IGA:-<,  TUESIlt\Y.  ;lURCH  ~.s.  1911. 

VOL.  16 

:-;0.21 

CHANGES  I N  COURSES. 

The committee h:l\"ing  in  dl;lrl-!C 
the  ch all~c  of  course;;  h:n c  heel! 
\\·ork in).:'  UPOIl  the  same  fo r  a  1011" 
;11,1: 
period of  I;nh.',  :md  h;\\"c  ueell 
,It  last  to  Scule  the  matter dctillildv. 
T he  :lim  has  been,  in  a  gCI1t:r~11 
w;w ,  to  rnillce  Ihe  num he r  of  cn-d 
ilsYpcr  term  from  ~5 to  .!o, Wilh  the 
itl ca  of ncco mplishi ug'  1\\'0  thin\:,s. 
tirst.  to  rc(lu cc  the  :l.mo unl  of  pro 
:.rrmll  time  req uired  o f  ~lu(knts aud. 
;;('coml,  to  enallie 
in  COIHH.'(!l ll' I1Ct' , 
the studclll  (0  do  bClIl' r  work. 
.. \11 
ch an:.::c!  for  ;111  cb~se!> go  illro  dfl"'\ 
fall  h:nll.  exce pting  for  the 
11\);<';\ 
r" cshmcll 
in 
cng: ;L1ccr".  challg-cs 
t1w  ('oming"  tcrill. 
which  ' ;I ke  effect 
T he  effect  of  thl'sl'  dl1Ing:e"  will 
he  to  reduce  the  numher of slIbjc("t" 
take-tl  hv  the  sludent  til  Olll:'  l i1l1l', 
111  thl' cti::::itwering course .  for  C';LlIl· 
pic,  the' !I\,l'rltg:C  numht.-r of louhjcl"Is 
t:tke-Ii  per  week  has  heell  redul'ed 
from  loel'en  to  fin;·  all(1  ~i,,·tcllth ... 
Th e  progr;tm  hours  h:t,"c  bel'n  n" 
duced  to :\houl  thirty ,  whidl  m";;llilo 
a  rc,luclion  of  Ii\e,  or  tift .... l·n  pcr 
cellt. 

.l\nothcr  dl :m~e \\ hil'h 

j..;  hased 
upon  the  work  o f  anolhcr  commit· 
tee.  is  Ihe  rCnlo\-al  of  solid  ):::eOl1)e · 
Irv  from  the  freshman 
.'  I;ar.  and 
plalill).!  il  in  ,I,.:  entrance  re tilli n:. 
men I ... 

.'\ 0  rn;!t('ri:!1  challJ.!"cs  h:l\"e  Ill'l'll 
ill  electives.  e't·l'plillJ.!"  as  i t 
ill  :I'L  'L," "",,..":' 

rnm.!..' 
Ill.''''l  "l~e~~,1" 
II1CIII  of otht.' r  .. ,ihjt·d" . 

I n  a  g:elleral"  :I.,  thc  rullu"  m;.: 
challJ;l''''  arc  the  impflrt:ull  Olll'S  III 
Ihe  ctl lll1llittl'c's  rq JU rl: 

Hdttt" l"I.·'T U \I.  CUI'!:"'!;. 
In  Ihl'  redllction  l, f  c rcdit,.  ill  t1w 
. \ g: r il-ullll r:tl  Cour"e  Ihl'  ohjcd  i~ 
not  to  d iminill h  the  tot:11  :lInolllll  "f 
\\nrk  dUlll'.  hilt  ralher  to  Ililllini"h 
Ihe  :Itlilal  lime  "IWI1\ 
·I,·,-ttlre 
;1111  !;thoratun.  Ihus  :':11  ing' 
roonl 
the  lilllllcnt  1111  oprlortunily  10  do 
1Il0re  I\nrl ..  p,·r ~o nll ll\" . 

in 

lin .. ·,.  uf 

For  the  "wdt'ut  looking'  lu\\nrd 
in  \ CIeri nary  ~t: i c n ('c . 
:. pecialiJ;;ui lln 
fOre!ol n,  horliOlllure,  anti  aniulal 
mId  ,!:;in '  hU;;],;lIl<ln',  Ihc  eUllr"e  i .. 
Ihe  s am,: Ihro ug-huut  four  tcrlll~.  It 
hIt s  l~l'lI  1\c\·isl·U  in  onk' r  10  J;:"i\c 
the  :,wdent  :111  opporlullit)  10 
luok 
into  the  \;Irious 
lotud,· . 
thero.:hy  making- a  s:tfer  cll'dioll 
. \ holll 
with  re g ard 10  his  spcci:th.' .
65  per  ccn l.  of  the  mell  \\'ho nltnc 
to  til{'  insI;lulioll  and  enter the  ag-ri. 
cultural  cour".:s  change  tlwir  l11illd 
spcei;llizillg".  T his 
IS,  uf 
before 
coursc.lI  \·cry  irnpOr lll1lt  Illatte r ,  :18 
it g ives  Ihe s tu dcl11  an  opportunily 
10  loculc  him"l.'lf  ill  the lillc  o f  wo r k 
hest  s ui led  10  him . 

T he  I('n  erellit  "ubjecls  in  ~uils, 
c rops.  :mim;ll  :tnd  d:tin'  hushullu r\" 
:md  poultry  in  the  senior  YC:lr  hav~ 
been  reeluced  10  fi\·c  cr<'<-tilS  c:lch, 
Ihus  permittin~  studcnts 
to  take 
two  courses  instead  of  one.  AU 
three  s ubjec ts  of  some  o nc  COll rse 
IIl lls t  he  lakc n  durill~  the  yea r.  A 
scco ml  subjecl  e ach  le r m  CIlIl  be 
selected  fro m  Ihe  (Ii fie rcnl  dcpart· 
mc n ts  i f t he  studc n t  so  desires. 

T hree  e lectives  in  £arm  mec han· 
ics, including  farm  consl r uction, ell· 
g ines  a nd  powc r  mach ines  and 

farlll  ma chiner~  arc  offere,1  fO  junior 
and  !Ol'uior  s tude nts  i n  a~ri c uhurc, 
fnrl,,.l r\"  and  horlirnllllr~.  II;I herto 
l hi~  work  was  ;,:-hl'n  011  h'chllical 
tillll·. and  was  :lV aila hle  ullly  to  slU · 
Itent"  ill  :1g- r; C\I\(\lrc. 

The  pcda;,:-n;;:-y  g-rOlip  off..., n:-d  10 
seniur  »l lIdents  prq)arin;,;  for  hi',!h 
!01'hool  tCill'hillg"  h:b  hr cn  tl ropp.:d. 
atlll  Ihr~'e  elecl;\ l'~  ;n  pe d;lg;o.\!~  'lfe 
uow  ofh ·r...,,1  10  junior ...  :lIltl  s~lliors 
:-:. .... n·ral 
in  the  3',!riruitllral  ,·ou rloC. 
,>1I I-j,·C\ "  \,hkh  han'  Ill'ell  hithcrlo 
l'Il'clll'e to  fOr{''' lr~  lowdents. such  :1'; 
II'IOse 
l·l];!i n",·n n;.;. 
"'h~l nilotr" 
l11:1d~  re· 
001:1111' .  1.'1,' ..  h:l\e  lIe";l1 
Illli r"~1. 

in 

;,:-r;1ll11'd  pl' rI11i~loiI1il 

tl,...  la~t  IwO w cek!\  o f 

Tlw  forl's t r ~  ,Ie parllllellt  h:l~  :11· 
\0 
Wily "  hl'CIl 
Il(ili..:e 
th,· 
term  :111111l:1111'  fo r  \i~its  to  IUlII hl'r 
(·; trllP~ .  in  ord~r 10  ,.lUd..- IlLmb~ring­
opl'rations  in  a  pr:lcl1ral 
lIlallllcr. 
The ol'~ nl\ iUII of:1 Stl ll\ln,' r  fo rc ~l r\" 
"rhool  "'ovcring-
si',.. 
\\eek"  will  he  conlinllcl!. 

,I  peril'l(l 

(If 

T he  li"lof  C!e.-c;les  ,L\-aihlhte  10 
fllre"tn  "ll1Ilelll:; 
";11111.'  as 
the  e:.:.cp!iOIl  o f 

:"I:.!rkultllral 
rl'111:III1" 
h"' rl'lo forl',  \\ ilb 
~e\~r;ll  illlt'IJr!anl  1"lditio ll~. 

;\Ill! 
.... :r)  1I111Ch 

Ihe 

'\: (d"Eldll"'l ;  CO'·USI .• 

T h..., 

r..'duc\ioll  in  ('red i,-~  in  !Ill' 
en;:ille~rillg'  l-O\lr"l'  p l'og'ra lll  h:ls 
hel'lI  dfl'lled  ;n  pari  :1.,  flllll\w~ : 

~"Iill :,:e"I11";\,,  is  ;It!.:tlln·c!  10 Ihe 

S\lh.frl·~hmen '· .. ::I r. 

:\Iu.k·rn 

l:t1;'.!I1:1:.!I· ... 

,m,1  hiloton 
h;l\~ l>Cl'lI  dirniu'ite.1 fnHlI  til\' frl.'sli. 
Illl'l\  lea r. 

Shn)!  "-'lrk 

h~'C11  r~dllt·cd  froll! 
hO\lr~  p~' r  \' ~ek . 

rC'luirern':llI"  h;1\-,· 
tu  :,i:.: 
~i;..:hl 

D(;"c riptil""  g-elotlldr,  is 
\\~ork, 

dHll·tl  in  tolle  Il·rrn·" 
o f  IWo. 

l·lmsoii· 
in  plilce 

~hup  w"rk  for  I'i\ il  cng-inl'crs 
di .. enntinllet!  "tlhe ...,114 1 of  Ihl'  win. 
I,' r 
term.  irt~ll·:I.1  of  al  Ih~  l'/ld  of 
the  .. prin,:.:- II' rill. 

Till'  COIlr"e  ill  hnlr;tulic  IIlUtUn. 

11""  l>ccll  Jr"Plx·tl.  • 

Gr"phi c:,  will  II\;  n'(t',ircd  ill  thle 

CUI ore o f  l·ilil  cl1;:.:-;n,·..,r"  o nlt·. 

Thl'  ck'clin's  ill  the  "p rin~  terril . 
"cni',r  \"{~ar, hll\'(:  hce ll  r,,;,luc(;d  from 
til e  lO'IW O  c r~dil "' . 

tIO.\[ E  ~;C(}XO) II (·"" 

The  alldili(l11  of  lime  for technical 
work  ill  Ihe  fre!;lnn :11I  and  ~opho. 
mor .. ·  '-CHrs  is  the  mOSt  delirahlc oh· 
jel'l  Iltl:lined  in  the  Inwering o f c redo 
ils  ;n  th ~ women':,  lou rse. 

T he  import:1I11  ch nllg-cs arc: 
The  ilJlroliudioll  of che mistry  ill 
Ihc  fre s hlllell  rear  for  home  eco· 
nomics. 

HOI:1r1.\·  will  eo minllC  through  the 
frcshlllell  .H·ar and lira w ing t hrough 
the suphomo rc, 
Drawing 

an  oplion 
ilo  m:tdc 
a;..:ainsl  piallo  for  Ihe  fin·t  year  ;\tId 
Englis h  againsl  piano  Ihc  s ecolld 
vear. 

In  domestic  a r t  an  :l(ldilion:11  clec· 
ti,'c  wi!!  be  offerell.  This  w ill  be  a 
include 
c O\lr~e in  textiles  IUld  w ill 
fibres  and 
the  diffc re ut 
wea l'es  in  linell, w ool , elc., a lld  t heir 
adulte ralions, :IS  we ll  as  Ihe  gelle r;11 
suhject  of  wea\·jng  :llld  baskelr y 
w ilh  selection  of  m:l le r ill!!I. 

te:.:tilc 

A n  add it io na l  cou rse  in  H.  H. 

«)o n llnUet! on  tl&l!:e t .1 

THE  ATHLETI C  CARNIVAL . 

AFTERNOON  A ND  EVEN ING, 
SAT URDA Y,  APRIL  8th. 

hi;.:-g-l·r 

.\ pril.s. 

The 
;11).1 

'tll;lrlcr,.., 
Ilml 
~~';'Ilng  \\ere 

. \ 11  ill!cr~~1  at  Ibe  pre ... cll1  lim ... 
c~nll'rS ill  the  hi:,:  alhletic'  1,,1"[11\.11 
o n 
III"U:l'.!ellllll! 
hl'll~'r  time 
pl:lI1~  ;1 
lh:lul"l"r  hefore,  It~ld  a 
I,i:,:- ~·ru\\d 
\\ in  Iw  Ill·""lled . .  La"l  ~ <;ar  Ihl'  :Ig 
lIuilllin;,:- fllrni~llI.:d  '· ... l·l'!· 
ricuitllf;11 
It'lll 
l'Oth  li~hllU~ 
Inillor  point ~. 
:llld 
T hi ..  \-ear  Ihc  ;lrnHln  ,\ ill  he  1I--o\"<1. 
';lIt~illl'  "C'~II  Ic'nls  will  he  ar 
;11)11 
r:1I1;':-l'd  ill  all  l· I ,...lo<;~·(1  mid "' :1\,  .\lul 
in  :IIId;lioll  .~i"  Imoth ...  "iii he '1:lk l' n 
lip  h.\ 
... ht)util1~  g-:tllcril-",.  p"pl"t"lrn 
... t;" II],..II111  the lil.:t·.  T Ill' ]';1(h  h"" .. ..., 
will  1,..  II~etl  :\ ..  Ihe  n lll--o~III11. 
. \ 
d:mre  i ...  lIllIe  ~i\c l l  i,l  Ih .. ·  arl1ll,l'\, 
;tnd  her.·  III ... "  will  he  found  rdr~· .. h· 
mt'nl  ~I'UI.I ..  l11alla~l~J  I>~  th~  ~irl ... 
fll1·l1j .. h  ;1 
spel Lit  par:III,·  :I\! r:u_:tiun,  eou ... i"'li/1~ 
of  fort.\.ti,e  hor~ l'"  fl1l1~  l"I\lipl'~'11 
for  thl'  \\.'~Il' n l 
Irin.  T h,·  down 
h'llld  \\ ill •. 1"  II~ual.·:lrld  t{,  thl'  :It· 
Ira<'I;'III.  and  Ih~'  H'g-I1I:lr  h.1I1I1  II  ill 
fl1rlli .. lt  Ihe  IIlu"k.  E;lrh 
~ut·il"1.\ 
will  h,,\c  il~  OW/1  "pl'cial  J1la~'l'  in 
Ihe  p;lr:lde.  ;ul(l  all 
IOl:l'lh"r  \\ ill 
furni ... h  lilt'  h~·~t  ~\'cr. 

T he  fOH'''ll'r" 

:I re  hl 

:\11)"'1  of  the  duhs  \\ ill  a! .. " 

fill" 
l1i ... h ",Uil;lhl,· ;tllr:tctieJJ1....  Th,·. \  reu 
clul,  I,btl  II)  hll\C  Iheir J.!"1;lkrn·,1I1~. 
allil  \\ ill  ~ht)\\  ";Ollie  l',;,-~pliollall\ 
;":-01.'1;  "'tum .... 

:"\u  m";;II ..  \\-ill  hl'  ",·TI,·II  in  th,' 
duh" on  Ihe e\,·"ill;': of Ihe  "ho\\. ;1~ 
clcr.\ 0111'  i ...  ~\Lppu .. ed  It) lunch  .1\  Ihe 
en"'li\ al';;  refn'~hIl1l'/11  s t:llld ... 

.\ ..  ,..t:tled  hefrwe.  Ihe  c.\pc /1 .. e  for 
\('411 ...  li;.:htlll!!  ;Ill.! 
II  ill  he 
IIlIldl  g:re:ller  than  lhat  4,f  bSI  ,·e,lr. 
awl  Ihc  p,llrt)/1,,~e  ... houhl  hI' 'pr,,' 
purti"nal"", 
\\·e  an'  ... ure 
it  II ill  he.  . 

!:Lr· ... cr. 
..... 

.. c:tlin;.:-

I: n~ryol1c hOlht. 

INTERSCHOLASTIC  TROPH Y. 

lite 

Thrnll;.:-h 

cffllrt~  (If  I'rof. 
:-'!;\~klin, a  hcauliflll  s;!\er  \;11))  w;1l 
I'e  uffered 
:111 
Il!1er~dltll:hli. 
:,~ 
Trophy  :It 
the  co,,,ill';':- COllte~t  in 
:\l:t~.  Thc  Iropl1)  cOllie"  from  Ihe 
T.  B. lb;1  COllljli1lH.  'hrou;.dl  :\Ir. 
II.  !:11llt:S  I:: ..... e". nf  that  tirm." hn;" 
a  I;~r!'ollal  friClld  of  I'rof.  :\Iaddin. 
T hilo  hea utiful  <"l'P  slal\d~  ~-I 
inclll's  hi;.:-h  o n  a  b:l"c.  :IJlt I  \\ ill  be 
:I ft  Ihe  T.  H.  Huil  lroph,. 
1-.110\\11 
It  will  b,·  gi,en  IQ  Ihe  sdwul  sl·t)r. 
ing  Ihe  ;.:-n·ak~1  nllm he r  of  p()it)\s, 
rday  ra ce s  ,'o u!ltill~.  :lml  will  h,,; 
held  hy  t hat SdlOOl  for  :1  pcriOLI  of 
om'  \ car.  Shoul,l  atl\  school  \\ in 
Ihi s  Clip  fur  three  \ca~s. nul  neces. 
sarih  con sccutive,  it  hecome5  the 
prollcrty  o f  Ihal  school. 
Thi~  i"i  eert:linly  a 

II  illlll'r  amI 
\\ ill  p rove  a  g- rc;!t  incenti ve  10  the 
larious  schools  co rnpe \ill~. 
I~ro f. 
:\l:t"'kli n  has  h:u.1  someth ing  of  I hi~ 
kind  in  mind  fo r  a  lon~ tim~',  and 
jl1st  ~ l1 cceedcd in  se~'l\ri/1g the prom· 
ise  o f  same  lasl  week  while  in  Dc· 
I roil. 

"0. 
J. 1->.  10 liller  is  Ilwllager  of a  fruit 

farm  nea r  Yietor,  :\I ollt. 

ALUM 

I 

.:-". 

:\11'. 

\\"onl  /];1<;  ""'l'IL  r.:~·I·in·11  of  tht 
,k-:l\h  in  jlt11L1:lrI  );",1  o(  I )r.  II.  L. 
H n .. l·id ... ·rry:ll  hi.,  hrHlle  in  \\':IIIS:lII, 
i{ os" n f,l'Tn 
\\ilh  hi" 
\\·i .... 
dlm;.:-ht,·r.  aCtCIl<k,tI  thc' n'1I11;,,1I  1:lsl 
JllIll· .  heill'.!  the  "Ill.'"  n·pn·.!ol·nt:Hil·e 
of  hi~  11:'....... 
'\"c  .lfl'  nol  ;ll  Ihi, 
tim,·  t11  IlO"t',,-;ioll  "f  Ihe  l':trtinllaf3 
eoncerllin~ hi"  ,kalh. 

'~,. 

.\. l'. 
i Il~  :lI1d 
minill;: 
:\I.trket 

]{'·,]llirt'.!  i~  '·t'n~\dtin:.:- mill' 
m~t'lltur~l!":d  en;.;incl·r  and 
i':;S 
I", :IIL·" 
,!.:"colo~i~t 
~trel't.  :--"111  I'r;lI1,i .. l·o.  L·~1. 

;1\ 

'~~. 
.\fH"]"  :\1:\\  L  1):lle  .\ .  '/lUll!  \\ill 
he  l'n:':-'l:.!I-t!  ;11  Ltnniu;.!:  4h'Jjr  I';n" 
"lcci, :--..  D. 

·UI. 

H,,~\\ell  .\.  \\'hilnt'~  I~  tII,m:!tter 
flf  1\ll'llud~Oll  b"llll"huf  tit,·  11" hl" 
Ii:!  :\Iilk  ('ntuI.Co.,  Il uII .. "tt.  :\ I idl. 

<)..! • 

\Ir~ •• \.  II.  L'" .. t,:  (furnwrl.'  :'I[i"~ 
. \ \l'r.'  of  (IIlr  rll'parlllll'ILI  "r ph,· ... 
i~ill  '1111I1 re)  \\'r;k~  :\II~~ 
\  IIkel, 
cono'rllill!.!"  Ihc  p ropl'r  ;4,hlre-.,~  ror 
... \Ir ....  L';I .. \.··" 
th .. ·  alulllni  ,·:u,,!ug-; 
\Ic\iro  a"tlrl'~S  "Iill  hul.b 
'1 ' \ \  
';':-110..1.  Ihflll:,:"h  ho.:  ha ...  "~en  ~t,tlioned 
here  r I· hilip~hur~. 1'_1.\  f.'r  "ncr.11 
11I0nlb"  rUlr;.::mi..:in;.:- Ihl' (OIllI"UH'~ 
tir .. 1  of 
1'(1,11 
.\ pril  Ill'  1·'pC,t lu  I;l'  r.llh,·r  nmre 
l)(;rtIW lll·l!tl.\  1t)1;lll'.!. 

prupl.-nle~. 

I],l' 

Ih 

'°3· 

Cly,ll  .\.  I.ill}  i~  :,11  cl"Tlril·all.:L1~ 
t"'IIC1'111  1·;I""I·tril.· 
Ii i ..  ;.ddrcs ... 

:.!i11l·,r  "jlh  the 
Cu. 'If  1),'11:1 ....  T l·,a~. 
I ...  1,111  .....  l:n-cr.'  ~trl·et. 

'0-1. 

\L  \\'.  T,lhcr  i ...  1.·"IUH:dlll  with 
Ihe  I'.II.:I-.:lrll  .:\Iotor  L';tr  CII ..  "f IJt·. 
in  Ihe  c a pa""il,  (.f  ;h ... i~I. I t11 
IH.it. 
!iUpCrillletltlc-nlof  Ihe'  ,·on~tnh·t;1111 
Ilep;lrunent.  R csillet)lC  "Ihlre .....  1.:0 
\\' ood\\ard  :1\':. 

'oG. 

1'.  D.  l.illl..le\l,,·r  ha ... 

relUrncd 
from  all  ext~lHkd  Irip  Ihr .. u;..:h  Iht: 
west  1111.1  i~  no\\  :11  h; ...  ultl  home  in 
Bell..:uni:.,  :'Ilidt. 

·OJ. 

F'lekher  ( ';ould  i~:l1  pre"ellt  Ill· 
'>tructnr 
in  ch il  en;,:-i necring:  at  the 
.\gricllitural  C()II~J:{c .  hut 
Un::!ulI 
10  be  in 
.\li rhig-;111  aftL'r 
c'pl'dS 
-'\ltll'  of  Ihi"  ye.l r. 

'oS. 

l ohn  "  . .  \ \ 'ilbcr  i"  f:lrmi"g-

Ill'ar 
llis  addrt'S~ is  Ie 

R idlLllond.  \'a. 
F.  O.  ~. 

."". 

F rank  Parke r 
is 
!>upe rilltcmlent  with 
" il.-llCn,  Chicago,  III. 

cons truct io n 
.\ 
Le\\ i s 

'10. 

:\ 1 iss  :\1 uric!  'r-wiggs  is  leach ing 
:!cic uce  ill  Delroit  w ith 

dOlllestic 
:Illdress  :It S 1 7  Lillt.:oln  :IVC. 

is 
~ I i "s  Flore nce  E.  COpson 
teachi ng  domestic  art  and  domestic 
science  ill  the  township  high school 
o f  Genesco, nl. 

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Th e  M.  A.  C .  RECORD. 

The  M .  A . C . RECOR D 

PEACE  ORATION  CONTEST. 

.U.~ " "'D '~""n TUUDAV  DU"'"'' T,,'"  COLLI"'" 

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.£nkred  3 5  second";:!.'1  mlln  n",tter  at 

Lanijlnl!'.  llieb. 

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Rf'I!o'I$~d  l.elt" •.  Do not  ... nd st"mp$. 

Addre~81l ~ubserll>\lonsa"d I!.d"ertlslu/i 
ma ~l"r to th e  ~1.  A  U.  H r.('(>RI>,  .Kn .. u  I.,.u 
sing,  Mleh.  A ' ld ~ "ll  oouUlbullOn!l  \0 
IiiI'  MRIl.II.Ij"ln g  l':dl tor. 

• 

BUIIln el;8  OtllNI  "'Itb  1..a"'I"('"o::e 

'"  Van 
Bure n  f'rlllttng 00 ••  ~III-~It Grand  Ave. So" 
LR.uSlnll.  ~lI o::h . 

TUESDAY,  MARCH  28,  1911. 

J UI::'T  5° yea rs :lgo ill  April Clime 

inc  c[,lllo arms,  :lml  ),1.  .\ .  C. 
was Iloi  lacki ng  when  it  came 
to  sending"  ht::r  share o[ men.  Prac 
ticalh'  the  w hole  of  the  grallunling 
c\uss'u ropped  their work  a t  college 
lllld entered  the scn-icc, as  did  SCI' · 
eral  in  later da,,!>c!:-.  Thc following 
is  .l  list  of  tho:  g- r:ldua tcs  who  ldt 
lime,  as  I)carl.l·  as 
eolle~e  lH 
we  hal'e  been  able  to  secure  thcm. 
Class  t.{ rJ'6I.  _.\Ihc rt  F.  Allen, 
L a rned  \'.  Beebe,  11.  O.  Bcnham, 
Gilhert A. Dickel. Cha rles  E .  11 01-
lister,  Albert  :So  i~ren'{ iss. 

tbal 

Class  '!{  I J'6.?- Francis  H odg- 
m:lIl,  Ch:ls .. \. Jl.!we!l,  E dl\anl  ;'If. 
Pro .. ~tOIl. 

ClaM  ,if  ,866'.-.·\.  G.  (; ul!cy, 

Samuel  :\1.  Tracy. 

Cla.<5  of  IJ'io.-Geo.  A.  r~ :1rr, 

Daniel  K: Gunll. 

Clllu  qf  ".\>i3. ~Ranso m  )1. 

Brooks. 

In  addition  to  the  aIJOI'e,  a  largl' 
numher  of  10l'al  hol's  cllte rcd  the 
sen-ice  who ' lid  not "g r,I{]IUI1C,  m:U1y 
:lc,tion  o r 
l1'l\-in);  been  killed 
lIlaillll.!d  for  lifo.:. 

in 

\V hat:1  fine  lhi llj!"  it  would  he  if 
:\1.  A .  C.  could  onl\'  celebrate  ill  ,{ 
filting  m:mncr  the ;;Icrificc  of these 
men.  and  Qn  thi".  the  50th  ;lIl11in~ r· 
~afl' of the call,  e rect  to  their  melll 
Orl'  ,I  >,uit:lhle  monu ment. 
\V h,lt  a 
,>pie,uJillthiug it  would  he  to h,ll'e  a 
homc.c(l1l1ing  nf  tho«e  who s Ufl'in:, 
that  wc  mi::ht  llgain  listen  LO  the 
~Iories of trill!;;  :1lJ(.llrium phs. 

It':;;  wurth  thinking- abo ut  aliI" 

way. 

T H  C  ::\1.  C.  R.  has  planned  to 

"00  thinA''''''  \l urin~ the  ne:-.::t 
feW  1I10nth",  which \ "ill  ;lff~ct  )J. 
.:-\ .  C.  n:n- hl-o rabl, . 
ll c re  a re 
~(lme of  th~ item;,  of i~ltere.';1 : 

_\  double  track  from  Ltn'-illg to 
:\1.  _\.  C._  Ihe  wo rk  UP')ll  which  i" 
tv  heA'in  :\I:ty  1~1. 

ThrO\l'~h  "en-icc  from  L ansin~ 
to  D~·lroG.  via  JOIlk.,on.  is  to  be:  in 
opl'ralioll  SOOII . 

T he'Jpenill~ of  the Owosso·Lan, 
sin!!  inlcrllrhan  lil\~  on  .\Ia.y  l5Ih  is 
promi-ctl , 
A  ne.al 

litlle  huilding  will  he 
erected  on  the  west sillc  of  lhe loop 
at  :-'1.  ..-\.  C.  to  ,;en e  as  "I;ltion .  and 
will include. all  modern con\·cniellces. 
This will  be cspccial1~  g rati fying  to 
studenls,  as 
the  huihl illg  will  be 
open at all  hours of  the (Ia.y, and ex 
press,  bag~a.~e and  freight  service 
will  be  furnished . 

Taken .I!together,  these  improve· 
mcnts  look  good  to colleg:e  people 
in genernl, and  we sh all  all  loo k  fo r 
ward  with  pleasure  to  the 
time 
when  they :Ire  incleed  realizc!\. 

'''9. 
S. S. Fisher is  now  with  the  Gar 
fo rd  Automobile  Co"  Elyria,  Ohio, 
with  address at  209 Clark sL 

At the contes t  held  in  the chapel 
Thursday eyening  six orations  were 
givell  in  the  foll owing order; 

"Intefll::ttional  Pe:lt:elwd  the Col 

lege  Mnn,' ~  Robert  ).l cC::trthy. 

"The  Greater  U nion!'  Ii.  P. 

Bo wk-s. 

"\\"hat  :\'I u:;;t 

\Vc  Do  to  Ha\'e 

Peace," E.  C.  Douglas. 

"The Prel'elltionof  \Var,"  h.).1. 

Klinger. 

"Pl!ace or  ,,'ar,"  E.  P.  AOC. 
" The  Fortunes  of  \VlIr,"  T.  F. 

Bake r. 

The jud ges  for  this  contest  were 
R ey . Geo. I i!ltficJd  of  Lansing,  Sec. 
:!Ill!  Pro f.  H. "der.  The 
Brown 
orations were ve ry  good indeed, and 
the l11arkillg  cio:;e.  E.  C .  D o ug las 
WOI1  fi rst  place_  :Iml  will  represellt 
the  college:lt  Hillsdale on  April  i, 
when the  S\lIlC  contest  ta kes  place. 
K.  1\1.  Klinger  was  g il-en  second 
place. 

SHOULD  A  STUDENT  WHO  I S 
DULL  BUT  INDUSTRIOUS 
BE  PASSED? 

11  is  quite lleceSS:lry  lhat we comc 
to  an  unde rstand ing  upon  lhe que;;· 
lion  of  what we  conside r  :l  dull SUl· 
dent before we diSl.-n5;i  this question. 
Differellt  :IUlhorilies  gi l'e  various 
ideas  upon  the subject  of a  dull  per. 
;;on.  Some SHY  he  is  slow to  Icarn 
o r  to undersl:lOd;  o the rs  s~y th:lt  he 
is  incapable  of  leaflling. 
I  choose 
to  think of  the dull  student as  being 
o ne  who  fa1J s  belo\\"  the  avcrage, o r 
normal  student, in  ment;l!  clIpacit.l. 
is  capa ble  of  co tnpre he mling 
H e 
mo;.t  subjects,  but  tllkes  morc  time 
fo r  the  cOlnpn:hellsioll. 

~uch a  !.Iudent  should  be  passcd 
if  he  is  illdtlSlrious. 
,,'11I?  Be· 
cause of his industriousness. '  A  dull 
student  who  works  conscientiously 
upon  his  studies can not hclp  but  re , 
t;tin  "nnle  kllowledge. 
In  general, 
the harder"  studcm  has  to  study  in 
o rder  10  ).!"et  :1  lesson,  the  more  of 
tbe  inform:ltion  he.  will  rct:1ltl.  Brill 
iant  ~tudent;; arc seldom the studellts 
with  the grealest reasoning  powers, 
and  history  shows  us  that  mcn  who 
h:I\'c  pl:l.\..:d  brilliant  p:1rts  in  the 
wodll's  h i:;;ton'  have oftuUles  come 
10  rather unhriJli,lIl t  cuds.  II h ire  the 
plodders  hal'C 
the 
grea test  good . 

accomplished 

1 know of  one  instancc  II he re  a 
dull  student  Wab  passed  frolll  g-radc 
to  grade, and  at  last g radu:llecl  from 
high  school.  After  graduation  he 
entered  l'vlJege  aud spent tile years 
doing  the  wo rk  of  the  fvur  rear 
cour<;c .  T od:IY  he  is  a  mis"ionary 
r(.'porls 
instructor 
show  Ihat  he  is  makin;;:: 
;;::ood. 
I l ard  work  w on  h im  his  stoc k  in 
tradc;  his  n:: n '  indust riousness g:tl'c 
him  his  place: 

in  1/1(lia,  and 

Brilliant  or  brain y  stoden",  sel· 
dom  get  down  to  fa cts  a m! " dig." 
They  do  lIot  han'  to,  and  because 
of  this  thc) 
invalu,thle 
training  lO  both  will  and  fncmory 
that come from  conslant  stud I'. 

lose  th e 

)'1ost  of  the  courses  of st~lly in 
our schools  have  bcen  arrangL,(!  to 
suit 
the  al'erage  student.  The 
standard  passing gr'ldc  is  not cxces· 
the  exceptions 
sively  high,  and 
made in order to  pass  the  indusl ri 
ous,  dull  student  arc  so  vcry  few 
that th is  standard  is  not  lowered. 

One may say  that the  industrious 
dull  student  should  not  be  passed 
because  he  canllot  accomplish  the 
required  :1mount  of work  it}  a given 
time,  And  again  one  may  also 

hold  that such  a  student  shoul 
held  bac k  until  he  does  accomplish 
the  work.  T his  mar  be a  fair way 
of  looking :ll the ques tion, but  I CRll 
not think so. 
In  the  first  place,  a 
student  who  has capacity  enough  to 
be  etl\er ed  into  an  educational  insti. 
tution  is  certainly  cap:lble  of  de· 
velopment , and,  in  general,  whe n  a 
student  is  held  back  after doi ng- his 
ver:!-'  best he  becomes  discourllged. 
t.hat  he  s hou ltl  be 
1s it f:lir  tu him 
kept  back  10  master  details  wh('n 
he  might  devClop  more  rapicll y  if 
g iyen 
the  cncourageme nt  which 
comes  wi th  promotion? 

A,;  Americans, we  are  lClI rning to 
.respect the mall who <>candotbiugs." 
:tnd  he  is  seldom  the  man  who  is 
n:llur'llly  br i~ h t ,  quic k,  o r  br:t iny, 
which  you  may  call  it.  Every  per· 
son  has capacity far hcyonJ  his  real· 
izations. 
\Vc  develop  our  cap-'Ici. 
ties  whell e ncouraged  to  do  so.  T he 
iudustrious, dull  studcnt  is  capable 
of  more than  the  text  work  reveals. 
J Ie n eedsen~our<1~emellt to develop; 
in  fa ct, he  needs  the  cllcou rag:Cmc nt 
more  than  t he  'I\·ef:l.~e  f;tutient,  be· 
cause without proper  encout'axcmcnl 
the dull s t u(lent wil! become ellti rely 
discouragcd . 

the 

B ecau~c  it  is  only  fair  to  the  in · 
dustriousness  of 
industrious, 
dull  student that he be givell  a figh l. 
ing  cha nce.  hc  should  he  passed . 
I;>romotion  means  e ncouragement, 
and encouragement leads  to <lc \·clop 
ment . 

[ T he :lflirmatil'c side  of :Ill  inter· 
t'sting  question  WritlCII  as  an  Ellg 
lish  exercise  hy one  of  our  fresh_ 
men  women, :lnd  furni shed  through 
the  kindness  of  )Ir,  \ 'on  T ungc 
lin.  T he  ne).!"atil·c  will  be  p ub. 
li,;heJ next  wecl~ - E I).] 

PENMAN. 

T he 

last  meeling  of  the  club, 
.:'Ilareh  ::!o,  was among  the  most cn· 
joya ble  held  during  the  yeltr. 
It 
WlIS 
the  first  :lIll1ua!  banquet  and 
was  in  the  nature of ,I  fare well  to 
the  Ilolrad sL"l ff  and  :llsO:l welcome 
1"0  t hose  who  nS~Ume  charj!"e  next 
lerm.  Fi\'e  memhers o f  the  lntcr· 
Ila tiOlial.  which  com pany  puhlishes 
the  student  pape r,IH're  presCIlI  :4i1 
gllests. 

F ollowing the hanqueNhe follow· 
lOll Sts  wt':re  gi\'ell~Zelill 

iltg 
G oodell  toaslllla"I\'r: 

T ht:  Passing-E.  C.  Lindemalln. 
:\Jutu:ll  Bt':llcfiI5_ B.  A.  Faunce. 
Printer 's  DCI-i!-:\lcssrs.  l lai;;::lu 

and  ll cndcrsnn. 

T he  Censor-Dr. T, C.  131:4ist\('11. 
Th~ }'uturc-G .  \'.  Branch . 
An 

.\ ppreciation_ J..:.  D. 

\ -:111 

\Y agtonc n. 

T o  Mr. ,"all  \\' agcnell  \l'lIS  gi"en 
the  lusk  of  exp re~sill::  an  apprecia. 
tion  of  the work  of  :\Ir. Lindemann 
alld  the  t:l5k  WliS  well  pe rformed . 
llc  spoke  in  g-Io win:.:- tcrms o f  thc 
fine  christiall  l-h araeter  of  the  t' m;Hl 
of  the  hour,"  of  the  ellthllsi .. sm 
with  which  he  has  always 
entered  into  ever}"  ac.tiv ity,  of  h is 
the  student 
s plendid  work  with 
p:lpe r,  und  of  his  most  rcec-nt  s ue 
eesi as  a  pbywright,  At  thc close 
of his  toast  the  memhers  rose  :lnd 
ill  true  Uilion  Jack  style drallk  to 
health  of  "Lindy." 

The  toastmaster  theil,  ill  a  few 
well  chosen  rema rks, presented  Mr. 
Lilldemann  with  a  beauti ful  lov illg 
cup,  a  gift  from  the  Pcnm:ln, as  a 
slight  token  of  their  app reciation. 
The p rograms  were  folde rs  printed 
in  green  and  upon  the secoud  page 
was an excellent likeness of "Lindy" 

with  the illscription  "leh dicn"--l 
serve. 

A  busi ness  meeting  followed  at 
which  it was  voted  to  elect  offieer$ 
to £erve  fo r  one  te rm  only  instead 
of for one yea r  as  herctofore.  The 
following we re chosen for the spring 
term: 

Ch ief  P ellma n - E.  C .  Linde-

mann. 

Vice  P elll;nan- B.  A.  Faunce. 
Secretary-H . G. Bowerfind. 
P e n  Holder_ Zelin  G oodell. 

NEW MILLING  MACHINE. 

The  ne w  IIlljl'ersal  milling  mao 
chine,  which 
recent ly  pur· 
IV a s 
chased,  has  arrived  and  is  now  be 
ing- placed  in position ill the mac h ine 
shop,  T h is  machine is  o ne  of  the 
best  of  i ts  kind  :lnd:t "ery  g rea t 
\'arictJ  of  work  of  an  exceedingly 
accurate  nal\!re  may  be  dOlle  on  it. 
Differeut lIledlbcrs  of  the el:iss  in 
machine tool design  are  now tlesign 
iu g  :Iuach ments  which  will  be  used 
on this  mac hine.  to still  f urt her add 
to  tbe  variell'  of  work  which  mal" 
be  done 011  it.  Simila r  altll.chmcnt:s 
ar~ usuall y  sold  by  milli ng  1I1:1chille 
hUilde rs  as  extras. 

The  machine  will  find  a  :O'er)'  im· 
portant  usc  ill 
the  mn kin g  of  the 
jigs tl.nd  fixtures  whieh  have  been 
this  term  ant!  which  will  be  here 
afte r  designed  by 
the  st ude nts  in 
ma.c h ine  desig n  and  which  wil[  be 
used  in  the  making up of  11lach iJle 
p:l rts  along  lines  now established  in 
mode rn  manufac t uri ng  pl:lllts.  This 
Ibll.chinc  wil!  fu rthcrmore aid in  fol 
lowing the policy of the dt.'p:lrtment 
in  doi ng  a\\"u)'  as  far  as  possihle 
w ith  exercise  pieces  and  in  the 
making by th e students  o f  real  part,; 
of  real  mach ines  in  real  ways.  T he 
m:lking  of such  parIS for  actual  usc 
adds  interl:st 10  th e  w o rk  :md  thc re·  . 
fore  makes 
more.  dtieient. 

\{<arniug  process 

the 

BETTER FARMING  TRAIN. 

T he  institute  lraill, :IS  mcntione(1 
!ast  \\"toek,  will  rJ.'ach.  Ihe  following 
places  on  t he date!"  gll·en  below: 

OR_IS O TIWSIi:. 

1l"edlieBday,  Al)rj/5.  Pavi lion.  8:00 
fl.  IU.;  &)otts,  9:30s.  m.;  CliUlll.l:.ll:00 
11.  W. :  Delle<' ue.  1:00 p.  m .;  Charlotte, 
2:30 p.  m.;  Pottenille. 4:00  p.  Ill. 

ORAXD  H_IPIDS a:  lSU1ASJ.. 
TlI"rsdoy ,  M an'hJU.  Clarion,  8:00 a. 
m.;  Boyne  Fulls.  tI:30  a,  Ill. ;· Elmira, 
11 :00  1\,  Ill.;  Alba.  \:00  p.  Ill,;  Mnne~· 
looa.  ~:30 p.  m.;  Kalk>lSkn.  4:00  p.  m. 

Friday,  iUUTCh  .11.  Sout h  BoaTumnn, 
S:OO  Il. Ill.;  Manton. 9:30 a. Ill. :  Cad ilhlc, 
1\ :00  a.  m.'  Leroy.  1:00  p.  Ill.;  Reed 
City, 2:80 p.  m.:  Big Rapids.  4:00 Il.  m. 
&Jfm-lUIy,  -:tpril  1.  Stauwood.  8,00 
a.  Ill,;  Morley,  9:30 a. m.;  Boward Cit\· 
11..  m .:  Sand  Luke.  t :OO  p.  m~ '; 
11 :00 
CedaT  Springs.  2:80  p.  m.;  Rockford, 
4 :00  p .  m. 

MOllday . .April..:.  Ca rii,j\e, 8:00 a. m.; 
Moline,  9:80  a, m.:  Wayland,11:ooa. 
m. :  ShelbyviUe 1:00  p,  m.;  Plainwell , 
2:30 Il.  111.;  Coopers,  4:00  p.  m. 

TuetdQ.!J,  April .$.  Kalamazoo,  8:00 
a.  m.;  Vicksburg.  9:30 a.  m .;  Mendon, 
11 :00 a.  m.;  Nottawa.  1:00  p.  m.;  Stut:, 
g i.8,  S:oo  p.  m . 

'OJ-' IO. 
\\".11.  J3idwcll, '07, a.nd  brother , 
John  N.,  '10,  arc  architects  and 
located  at  1406· N. st reet, 
buildcr.! 
Saeramt':ll to,  Cal.  The  boys make 
bungalows  und  mission  sty les  a 
s p(:·cialty and report a good  busilless. 

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:I::H: 
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+'f;;~m  etc. 
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Binding  Class  Publications  and  College  Annuals 

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LARGE  LINE  OF F IN EST FURS 

Latest  Styles  in  Ladies  Suitings 
and  Millinery 

I  4 

M  I  F  F  L  I  N '  s 

1-'-·  I 
E VERY  CO LL EGI::  i\IAK  wants  th,  latest 
his  new  suit.  Th ere 
"  110  reason 
stvle 
why  h,  should  not  ha\'e  thar,  together  with 

on 

th,  best  quality  and  fit. 

Th ese  all  go  with  the  "  LEE,  Jl1ade  to  your 
measure  clothes.  Come  in  and  'eO  the  samples. 

"OOOD  THINGS  TO  W£AR" 

ELGIN  MIFFLIN 

I  Don't  Borrow 1  EHln KIND  Of 

When  you  can  bette. 
afford  to  buy. 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR,  ROOM 

- -

- -

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

Cmllmou  Razor~  (tl  81.00  to  ~l:;,j 
E ... ;'r  Ro;lldy  Sarto!y  P.:tzor~ I"  :5I.UU 
L;iII .. t! !',uf",ty  Ba1.ors  .. 
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Rmr;or  Strvl'~ .  .. ..  0  SOc  It)  • ·~oo 
Yo u  will ,. satisfied. 

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Col1clC"  Ilu5~  H.ad<juarlrrs 

ALL  GOODS  DELlY[REO  fRH.: 

M.J.« B. M.  BUGK 

~  ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

";'fi:~ 

Rcmcmlwr the :\lay  festil":\1  .\!a,' 

19th . 

\V o rk  i.s  movin)!  a\t)ll~  l1i~e\y 
wilh  th..,  junior  :lllIIU:d.  The  cl:l~,; 
plOin  011  the  hl'st en-r. 

.\  mcclin),!  of  Ill .. , 

athletic 
hoard  of cont rol  will  he  hd{1  in  the 
onice of IhL'  :L\hklic Ilin:c\or al  ti :3\1 
p.  Ill . ,  April  6. 

IIL\\ 

Those of th.:!  has .. ·  ball  squatl  who 
rCIl1:lin  at  ).1.  .\. C. u r  Lall~ill;,!"  dur 
in!! 
l;l(,:llioll  will  put  in  ~ood lime 
at pr:lcticcC:ICh  .. flcfUOOll  fro III 3 : 30. 
The t1r~\  hOI11('  hase  h:lll  g-allll:  of 
tht:  st::tson  will  he  on  April  [5Ih, 
wben  O!iv<:\  (Ollie"  to  :".1.  .\ . C.  for 
the  initial  g:mw.  There  will 
ho.; 
elevcn  horne gamn;. 

Frank  Camphell  will  :h~i~1  Prof. 
:".r ucklill  in  the  athletic  work durin;.!" 
thc spring Il'r1ll.  C:unphell  Jilli~hed 
his  work  bSI 
term, :md  hi"  mall)" 
fricn ds  wi!!  be  gJ:,d  10  know  t!l<It 
he wi ll  still  bc  OIlC  with  us. 

Prof.  :".I ;ll"klill  was  ill  :\1111  Arbor 
Satu rda )",  where  he  oftici;lteu  at  the 
Corllell-:".I ichigan d U;I!  indoor  mect. 
\\Tetillcsclayof  this  week  he will  act 
in  like  capacity ;n D etroi t, when  the 
O.  A.  C.  and  Y.:"."I.  C.  A.  dccidc 
the  state  ch:llllpionship in  basket· 
b all. 

The 

following  officer s  o f 

the 
Auroreall  Lite rary  Society  have 
been  elected  for  the  co ming  tcrm: 
\V.  \V.  Shanor,  president;  £.  C, 
Kiefer,  vice·p r esident;  E.  C. 
Chambers, secrctary;  G. M.  O 'del !, 
financial  sccretary;  D.  E.  Hobart , 
treasurer;  D.  P.  T oktnd,  editor;  J. 
A,  H olden, sargent at arms. 

:".Irs.  D . . \1.  1·~UIK·l'. of  Frl'1I101l!, 
:It  the  home  of 

:".I ich ..  i"  visiting" 
hl'"  5011,  ~'e  editol'. 

Lict:t.  Iiolley  j"  "pelltlill);:"  hi"  \,:1. 
calion  at  Furt  ti:li!lt'''.  t;a.,  wlH'rl' 
,\I r".  I [,,11<.'.1'  and  liltl!..' SOil  h:II'C  bCl'll 
fur  ~U11lo.;  timc. 

L n<kr 

I' rof. 
the  dirl·etian 
,\Iacklin.  tell  h('I'"  :11'C  ,I{  Ilol'k  thi~ 
II'cck  puttin;,:- tll~  tield  and  tn]{'1,  ill 
shape for  till:  ~prillg" athlclic~. 

0  f 

Pro f.  Frl'nch  spoke  :11  "  public 
;;chool  ralk  in  Dec<l!l1r  011  _\I:tr..:h 
:q.  Thc ;cllOOI  hO:lrd  :\1  th,lt  ph:..: 
:Irc  ('''I1 <;idcrillg:  th~,  ill<lug:uratian  of 
,III  :I;.!ricultllral  COllr~l'. 

The  auditill~  committee  of  Ih,' 
\'o:"lrdill,!!:  dub,;  has  b~'cll  cotnplete{l, 
F or  Ihe 
<lll\!  prices  :trc  as  fo])ows: 
wil11t.:r  term-A,  $2.93:  H,  $3.00; 
t;.  ~~.20 :  0, $~.25;  E,  $!'97:  v, 
:S~':-;5' 

last 

Ja .. :k  h:nccht  Jinishcd  his  college 
term.  and,  with  G;til 
work 
\\, hcele r , ,,-ill t<lkc  ,III  o.;x\cmlcd  :{uto 
trip over  the  state  beforc  settli ng  in 
}ol inncapolis,  11 inn.,  w here  he  will 
h,llTe  an  oHicc.  11is  work  will  he 
with  the  t\,nerican  Lock  Co., and 
wi])  have  J\linllcsot:1  and  \V iscollsin 
as  territory, 

The  o lli ce r s  of 

the  Ionian  Lit· 
e rary  Society  for  thc  sprin/{  term 
arc:  Prcsidcllt,  O.  H.  Johnson; 
vice  presid ent,  L.  \V.  R C<ld;  secre· 
tary,  \V.  E.  Petersen;  trc<lsorcr,  S. 
reporte r,  F.  H.  !-.'I c· 
].  Filkins ; 
Oermid;  marshal,  \\' .  A.  Gardner; 
janitor,  T. l-I.  Kay;  member  ex· 
ecutivc committee  for  one  year,  P. 
\V.  Mason. 

Athletic  Cami\·a!.  .\pril Sth. 

:'1[:1.1'  F~·~til:d,  l'rid,,:,  .\1:12'  I'). 

L>r(lullli  ha ..  I'cl·lll,roken  for  I ' rof. 
ShOC"mith'"  Ill'll  h(>l1sc  01'  Colle;!"\! 
Iki;!"ht~. 

Thc  link  dUII;!"h1t'r  of 'Jllr  e"\k;:c 
\0  all 
b:lrh ... r . .  \u ti)'. 
oper:ltio!1  fu r:lpp c I Hli<'i!i~  (>11  :".Iarch 
I"  ,llld  is· getting- .11011:';  ai,·d., . 

~lIhl!li1!l·d 

'(, ,. 

II.  ~.  Il o rlllll"<:k, 

.,(i<·!j{"~· 
Icach",r al  Tra\~·r,.e eil)". ;tlld  I,  \'. 
Hdku :,p.  o~ .  a  l'i\ i\ 
ell~illl"Cr  ill 
Ilbcu  cullllt~,  ;I]"e  coBc;.::e  \i~it"r" 
this  wl·l·k. 

['roL  EllwlIril 

J.  I...:\lll~e  nf  lIltr 
rL" 

" 

" 

\\'a~ 

cn"incerill"  (leIJ;;rtlllcllt 
l'Clltly  dc<:tcli  1",,11011'  of  Ihe .\n'cri· 
l'an  ASSQci;Hioll  for  th L' 
.\([I;jlll·t·· 
mCllt of Science.  T il!..'se  arc clrx-ted 
frolll 
thc  Ilw!llhcr;;  of  Ihe 
society  hy II;c  cOllllcil of  tht!  sotil"l.'·' 

:I!llOIl", 

Thc  Gr:l/ld  R apiels  E:'l"Iling 
PrNs, of  :".Iarch  .:3,  l'onLlins;tn  ex· 
ten.ded  arlic~e 011  the  ~)eH~r farming 
tr<llll  now  In  O])<.' ra tlOl1  III  westcrn 
.Mic higan.  The  arti tk  is  he:ldC"11 
"Teaching:  lIow 10  Grow  Dollars." 
Cuts  of  both  the dairy  :Iud  poultry 
Cil rs  arc  prescntcd. 

The  annual  Tic-Olytllpic  party 
in  the  l\bson ic  templc O i l  :".larth  :!-+ 
.:-\enrly 
w a s a  most cnjoyable affair . 
150 couples  attclldc{1.  T he  ilecorn· 
tions  w ere elaborate  :1l1d  beau ti ful. 
The  patrOll S  for  tht·  occlts ioll  w cre 
Dean  and  1\'1 rs.  Bi ssell, 
I~ rof.  nnd 
1lrs.  Vedder,  Prof.  and  :".Irs.  Eus· 
tace,  ami  Prof.  and 
),oIrs.  R eed . 
Solomon's  orchestra  o f  Kalamazoo 
furnished  the  music. 

Ur.  1{I:ti,i1l'li  rl'ad~  :I  p:q)l"r  ,II  the 
.\rhor, 

:--..:hoo[nw..,h.;r.,  Cluh,  .\1111 
Frith!\  "f  Ihi~  lI'<.'l·k. 
I·:. 

:-;up1. 

:'II.  :'Il..:Elroy,  .~ . .;.  of 
Cold" akr  hi;.:h  "d",vl. \\;lS  in  L:H1-
~ill ~: I)H  l,u"ino.;S~  \\·e<lllc,..lal'  of l:bt 
wl:e\';  ,1m!  called  'm  nolll"~e-fri,,"d,;. 

Thc  I;th  al1l1l1al 

IIll·dill:.!;  of  thl' 
'\li..:hi~~11  .\cati..:tIl.1  of  .... ' i<' lh·<.'  IliI! 
.\1\11  .\rbur.  \1:.r, h  ~y, 
he  h..:ld 
. \ pril 
.30.  31 , 
I,  I'JiI.  The 
:UHlIlal  nle"lin~ of  thl'  :-;dl .. "l  :".l:ts. 
te.s  CIlih  will  hI;  lid,)  ,Ii  tla' ,,;une 
time. 

:11 
:tnd 

D<.':tn 

!.  \\'.  :.\":u\:tl.  of  Olil'et, 
/.;I(' h.  eh,Huller  C lu b 
"peak" at  Ill{" 
bal1qll~·t  ltolli:!,hl. 
1~I·of.  :'\:ubl  \I;\S 
rl'ccnlh  app<)illl<.'ti  hI  VQI. ()"bOrll!..' 
llle!1I1~l·r.~  uf  the !itall' 
as  one 'uf  th<· 
!o:lnl uf  ..:du("ation.  which  b":lrt\ h;1S 
;':-l'llcn,1 sllpeni.,i"l1  of all  the  norlllal 
~l'hoob in  the  stale. 

fa\' 

_\ t  thc  Cili/cns  cauc\I,..  held  ill 
Ihe  ~chool  hmbc  last  c\'cning",  the 
following:  p .. rSOI1;;  werc  pb .. t:d  ill 
Ihe  \'ariou~  city 
1l0mill:ltioll 
~layo r,  Thl)llI<ls  liull son; 
ollice~ : 
a l{lc rmcn,  L.  F.  Newell  ;lnd  O.  J. 
A ... cr~;  clerk,  I{ . • \. Faunce;  tn;as· 
IIr~r,  Frank 
super. 
l"isor,  E.  R.  Blair. 

t.;:ishpaug-h, 

The  U. S. Civil  Se r vice  Commis· 
5ioll  will  hold  an  cx;tmin:nioll 
in 
Lallsing,  April  I~,  1911, 
the 
for 
positio n  o f  assis tant  observcr  C.  S. 
\Veather  llure.liI.  Application  for 
inforllllltiOIl  in  rc-!:tlion  to the exam i· 
:1lld  for  admission  to same 
natio n 
should  be  made  to  the  L'.  S.  Civil 
Service  Commission,  \\. (lshingloll, 
I).  C 

j 

The  M.  A.  C .  RECORD. 

CHANGES  IN  COURSES. 

Wonllnllo:!<!  r .... m  pftll'e  1.1 
art  will  be  introduced  in  the senior 
ye",r.  This  will  include  house dcc 
or;llion  amI  color schemes f or WOlUS, 
draperies and  furnishings. 

occupy 

A  new cou rse  in  dietetics  will  be 
two 
offered  which  will 
t\\'o  inboralOn" 
lecture  hou rs  lind 
periods  per  week.  Since the  cook 
ery  o f  the  sophomore.\ cltr  follows 
the chemi;::try  of the freshmen year, 
it  b  possible  to  illiroducc  morc  "ci· 
cntifi..:  work 
in  compo!:!it ioll  ami 
anal\ scs. 

I, ;st itu\ ioual  m:ulllg'Clllcnt  will 
also  he  m:I(.Ie  a  prolllinclll  feature. 
.\  course  in  physiolog}'  will  be 
illl nxIuced for the benefit of dOn1CHic 
science studellls. 

.\n  clCdric  <.-our.;,c  in  qualiwlin:: 
mutl)'si~ is  now open  to  home ecoll 
omic ,..tudell!s. 

In drawillg",  au  clcclin' has  heen 
atltled  in  the  subject  of  applied  (Ie· 
sig-Il. 

YE:TliIUXAH' 

)I];DICI-';F.. 

c\ s  the  c()urHe  j" p ra cticall)  new, 
reconstruction.  beg-ill' 
ra ther  th:1I1 
nin:{  with  the  winter  term. ::oopho 
mon°  )'c:lr.  we  h:we  thou~ht bcst  to 
publish  this  eOll r~e  as  il  will  hi: 
offen·d. 
1.."p  to  this  point  Ih('  ,;tu· 
dent  will  hal e had  ph.'''ic,;, l_ool .... t!.' . 
somc  animal  husbamlr). :mel  a  larg-e 
amullut  of  chemb,try  allil  En;.:li"h. 
The work  in  the winter I~·rm. fresh· 
IlWIl  I  colr,  will  inrillde  animal  ~'()n­
formation . the  c~tcrior of  the  hOhC. 
rmd 
.hllg-nosi:;. 
This t r;linillj{  w ill  .:omhine  to  e'luip 
th~'  "'tudem  to  umlert:lkc  immcdi. 
'alch  the  work  in  ,'cterinar,  nwdi· 
cine offcn:d  :11  this  time. 

the  principles  of 

• 

sopnOllO KI'!. 
Winter  T~rtl1. 

Subjt'Ct. 

Cr. 
;; 
'7 

COII1l)llrntn'e  An.·lI.<>my  hi 
._ ••••••• 
(A1mllarl\ti.-e A nat·,m) a (lIu"lology). 
B.leteriology Ib (G.'ot·rn l Raet.. Sani· 

tl!.l'~' Scie noe lllld  1l~'gi en6) 

2 
Ph Rruuv-ology  la  ('1:Lterill  )1e.liea).  3 
Hurj.,"N~·  I  (Den [i~Ir~'l  .. , ..........  2 
CoIlli'lI.rnti.-e  )I~licille  II.  (Clinicnl 

Technkf 

Prol" ....... l  C<)ur~ Totlll  ....... 20 

-"IJfiJ'U  Teflt.!, 
ComJlltralin" ,\ nl\t .. m~·  lb. 
;; 
Collll'ara[iI''''Ph~'~i{Jlt,gy III  ........  (i 
Phllrmacolug.'·  Ib Phll~·rill .\I..oics)..  :? 
1 
Su rgl'ry  2  (.\l1im::.llte~\rRilll) 
3 
Phllr!ll:Lcolog.'· 2  (PI'MUlROy). 
Botllny 5  (Pui4(>nvII"  Plllnts) 
~iolo~y  J(-

(Ge!lerlll  Bactl'ri· 
ology.  Sanitary  Scien"e  ao,l  lIy -
glOone )  .......... _  ._..  . 

2 

Clmparath-e  lledieine  III  (Clinical 

Technil:- ...... ____ ...............  1 

Pro~ Ciour<;6 TOIul._ .. ~ ... _ 20 

J CSlOtt. 
fiJll  T('rm. 
Comillu a.t.i.-e  Anawmy 2.1 ...........  3 
Surgery 3  tShooing  and  Bah1.ucing).  1 
Comparative lledicine 311  •••••••• _.  3 
Comparalh'e  Medicine  211. 

'(Cli nlcal 

Diag.) .. ___ .  ______ ._ ........... _.  2 
ConlptLmth'e  Phy5iology  10_ ......  _  6 
Compnmli .. e  AllalOIllY  "  ( Embryol. 

ogy)  _._ ... __ ._ ..........  ___ ....  3 
Agriculture2a  ( Bree..ling) ...• _ .. _.  2 

Pro posed  Course  Total. ...  _.  :. 2() 

lI'inter Ttr1/!. 
ColllparllLi.-e  AnIl.LOmy2b .......... _  6 
Agriculture 31.J  ( f-'et>ding ) ..... _ .... _  8 
Surgery  4  (General) .......... _ ....  6 
Ciolllp&nLth'e lledie ine  3b .. _. __ .. __ •  S 
Gompa.ratheMedie in62b .. __ .... _ .•  2 

PropoMd  Course  Tota.l.., ...... _ 20 

Spring Tet'''I. 

Comparati.-e Anutomy 20 ...... .. ___ 
4. 
Pathology  18 ... __ ............... __ ~ 
Ii 
Comparati ve  Medi cine 80.  _ .........  4. 
Comparati.-e  Medicine  2c  (Clinical 

Diag. )  ... ______ ..... __ ...... ___ ..  2 
Bacteriology 2  (Special )  ....... _ ....  :; 

PropoeedCoorae  Tntal .. _ .... _ ..  2() 

ElBS IOK. 
FIJIl1'tn1l. 
COmparathe)ledicine 4.II.  .... _ .....  S 
Pathology  II) . . . . . . . . .  __ .......... _ 
4. 
Pathology 2111land 20b ( Pamsito\ogy ) 
Ii 
Surgery tin  (Cli ni(·) ...... ...... ~. ___  2 
PharmlloolOIfY  811.  (TIMlrspo:!u ti cs) ... _ 
'2 
Surgery (Ia  (SI>ccin.i) ............. ...  4 

PropcMed  Coune  TotaL .........  20 

Win/fr Ten!a. 
Pathology 21  (Special  Pathology) ...  2 
22 ( POSt  Mortem  Exs lD.).  + 
Hygiene 16  (lleat  Hygiene) ........  3, 

Ii (Mil k  llygiene)  ..... .. 

S urgery 7  (SOlllld nesil ) ..... , .. _ .•...  2 
Agriculture Ie  (Jlldging ) ...... .. _ ..  2 
Surgery  5b  (Cli nielll ) ... ___ .. __ .. ___  a 
Com pSrftti.-6Mt:'<lil'in6-1b  ..... _ ....  3 
PllIlrmli.oology  tlb  (Thertlpeutics )_~_  2 
Chemistry  17  ( PhYSiologiclll) ___ ... 

Pf'Q po.oedrA)u ~ TOIIlI  ..... _._  ao 

SJlrill!l  7el'm. 
Pharmacology -I  (Toxicology) ..... .  1 
Compllralh'e Medi("intl4c.  5 
.......  :; 
3 
Pharma.cology  3c  {l'herapeutiC$}. 
Surgery:J  (Ob$letril'tl) 
._ .. _ ......  .. 
Surgery:x:.  (Cli llkal  Lab.)  ....... _.  2 
Surgery !Ill nnd 9  (Lao.len~).......  .5 

Pro~ COUT'>'O;I  TotaL ... .... 

30 

'S5' 
J] inull  T.  F rcnch.  formt'rh'  pro· 
ICl'il;or  of agri,'u\llIre  :1I1d  director of 
the  experimt.'nl  station,  L'ni\'ersilY 
of  Id"ho,  i~  IIOW  :1"';'OCi:ltc  t.'tIilor  of 
the  CCIII 
,';"''''  "'"ral  ami  I_;;'r 
. "'~/ocl.·  /o(lrllil/.  of  C:lIJI\el1,  Idaho. 
Prof.  ':'rl'llch  i"  :11,,0  IIl:mager  ;'lIId 
part 0'\ l1er  of  th ....  -- C:m  .\da·' stock 
farm  which  cOII~i"IS of  6-l0  acres  in 
till'  Bl)i~e vall..-y, :111  under i rrig-Ht ioll. 
T he  spt.'cialtil"s  on  thii  farm  arc 
pure  bred 
I I :lmp~hire. t'h,ropshire, 
:tnd  Lincoln  sheep, 

'98  '01. 
G.  F. R ichmond  i~ lec hnil'llllllan· 
a~er of the Tonkin  Pulpllml  Paper 
Co., 
l laiphon~.  1llnlo-China. 
~Irs.  Richmond 
II:lrri~on. 
'01)  is:H  present  ill  ArkanS;I:;  C ity. 
Kan ..  :Iud  will  join  \1('r  Imshand  in 
ChinH  in  S~'ptenlhe r  Il\)xl. 

(Celia 

:It 

'0+ 
Edward  Balbach  is  as"istanl  CII' 
gineer ,  I lydr:tlllic  Turbine  Depl., 
AII~·Ch:lI!llcr"  Co., 
\\'('~t  A\lis, 
\V is.  Rt:sidem'e  at  55'  66th  A ,·c. 

'Oi· 

.\. T.  "eech,  Arlington,  \\'ash., 
with  'OJ,  sendl>  in  his  suhscriplion 
to  Ihe  H ECO IID,  and  Slates  that  he 
is always glad  to read  Whllt  Ihe boys 
~Ir.  Keech  adds  Ihat 
a rc  doing. 
himself  ami  famih'  :Ire  ill  the  besl 
·· \\'c h'a,"c  a  dandy  boy 
of  health. 
19  monlhs old,  lind  arc  pa~ illg  for 
a  home  in  the  grent  northwest,  the 
onl)'  pl:lce  lhat  L  know  of  that  I 
belieVt: to  be  better  thnn  ;\lichiJ.l'an." 

'CX). 

R.  W.  Taylor  is  working  with 
three  Yale  mell  011  the  Selier  Xa. 
tional  Forest, estimating  limbcr and 
making 
lopo:;r:lphical  maps .  H e 
writes  thaI  the r e  is  from  three  to 
six  feet  of  s now,  and  all  work  is 
done  0 11  snow  shoes.  The  work  is 
the  more diffic ult  on  :ICCOUIH  of  the 
ru gged  condition  of  the  coulltry. 
His  address  is  1':Inguitch ,  ~e\·ada. 

New  Colleae  Clothes  ior "ounS  Lad ic$. 
Wool  and  Silk  Dresses. 
Fur  Coats,  Suits. 
New  Curtains  and  RuBS. 

SIMONS  DRY  GOODS  CO. 

fol1ows:  "Business 

'oS. 
F.  :\1.  Harden,  of  So'uth  lI :\\'el1, 
is 
w r ites  as 
rushinl!  fit  present  011  a  fruit  farlll . 
After:1  few  hard  luck  years  pros. 
pects arc  now  brigbt  for somethi ng 
beller. 
\\'c  liml  plenty of  oppor 
tunit i es  for  :Ippl}'ing  all  lhat  we 
were  supposed  to  learn :It college, 
as  we  lire  in  a  typiclll,  presenl  d:,)' 
rural  commUni,,·  with  the  nellrcst 
town 8  miles  distant. 
Ilowever, we 
:Ire  surrounded  with  ch urches,  :\IId 
our  g r:l ll,Ke  now  has 
llhout  ~50 
membe rs, all  l' en' enthusi:lstic.  Our 
county of Allcg,;n  has a  loc:1I  option 
figh t  0 11 ,  :lIld  of  co u r~e  we  expect 
th e  dr),s  to  be  l· i':loriOlls." 

TilE  Rlf'LEJ' ((- GRA r 
rRIXTIXG  COol/PAl" )" 

En.8 ... v .....  Printer. Statione ... 

WlS$ISr. . . l/le ll/tUS 

'ltttT E  are  especially  well  equippe~ 
to  liupply  ~'ou with  anything .. I 
cLW 

you  may  need  in  Ihe  line  or 
C.~LL I NG  CARDS,  DANCE 
AND  SOCIETY  PROGRAM S 

Lilley 
College 
Uniforms 
The  majority  of 
American  co lI eges 
wea. r  them  bi-cll.u'<e 
l<kilJed  umform  cail· 
ors  mlLke  Lilley  l·lli· 
f"rm~  f rom  nrictly 
all  woo I  nUlteri,,]'. 
thRt  will  gil'e  IOIl.'{er 
wear  IIml  hold  their 
",Iulpe. 
fi~  Ilnd 
look 
t;euer tl'lIn  nny olher 
uni for m. 

II'ril~ fur C"'Aplde 
Ca llJl,'IJ. 

ThtM . G.lIllfY &60. 
COLOMBua ,  o . 

DIRECTORY 

LA~~I;\,U  I3U!:;lNESS  AND 
1~ROFESSI0NAL MEN. 

The  nllm(!~  In  Ilil S  Dlreetory.  M 

.... ~II  M 
thOle  01  "tl  Ollr  other  IId ,'ertl",-fl.  lire  01 
.ellllble  PIIrUe~.  We  hope  IhlH  tile  laelllir 
and  nudenl~ ... 111  .... I<e  PIIIII .  Ie  IlI'lronlze 
~ ",bo PI\"'~~:"""-:":-="-:'=-7' ____ _ 
- BAllliERS. 
co  1.1. ~:G ~:  HAHBt-:R  SIIO".- In  Bath 
lloo, !Oe.  AIlt:lT-l)eIl-~;'"le.  YOII  an 
th .. litH "'0.1< he....  Try 11  .. "d .ft. 
BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
G ~;o. O.l:IJ,Un EA. U &:  00.  Hoookbindeu. 
IICcount  book  IIIl1kers.  PAper  nlUna, 
IIbr1lry  and  nne  IIrt  binding &.  nJe  boxe •. 
n.Ap  mounllngl!. .Ibums.  poCl<et  boob. ete. 
0111 ........ • phone  So....  In  Clly  Nationa l 
Balik  Bulld lDII" 

BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

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