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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

VOL.  17. 

THANKSGIVING  VACATION . 

At a  mcetil1~ of the  fncu!ty,  held 
last  eve ning,  the  following  report 
of  the  co mmittc~ on  Tbankl<giving 
recess  was  'Idopted : 

I .  The Thanksgiving recess shall 
extend  from  \Vedncsda\'.  after  the 
s tudent's  last  scheduled  class, 
to 
Monday at  S a.  m. 

::.  SIu<ll!llts, who  afC  absent  from 
all)'  of  their C\:ISSC !I  on  the  \Vednes 
day  preceding,  or  o n  the  M ond:,y 
foll ow ing  the  Thanksgiving  recess, 
shall  pay  a  fine  of  one  dollar  fo r 
c:Jeh  cla ss  missed, the  limit  o f  fines 
not  to exceed  three dollars. 

3.  That  class  office rs  sh all  ha\'c 
power to  g-rant  an  extension  of  ;Ib 
senee  sooller than  \\'cd ncsday  aft('r 
the  last c),lSS  if,  ill  their  discretion, 
it seems  necessary  to  do  so,  Ihal  a 
s tudl'nl  lIlav  be  enabled  to  reach 
home  by  Thursd a y  noon. 

DETROIT  BAN QUET. 

The  ~L A.  C.  banq uet ,  held  at 
thc  !::it.  Clair  ! l otd in  Det roit  Fri_ 
d"),,  :-.IOV.  3,  :It  5  :3°,  was  a  1110:>1 
cnjo)·ablcaff:lir.  One luwdrcti  SCI', 
cnteen  pcrson~  were  prcscllt,  and 
every  aile  seemed  10  have  ;1  good 
t;"ne.  Between  50  and  60  of  the 
ahove  numhe r  \Vere  teachers  who 
werc i n  attendance at  the  State  As 
sociation.  Lawyers,  business  men, 
and  II  hlrg:e  number  of  l'nginccrill,':{ 
graduates  in  the  vicinity  of  Detroit 
m:ldc  up  the  remaider  of t he  I Ii. 

Jll t!~e C:lrpenlcr,  'i5,who  was  to 
h:ive  ~pokcll  on  "Why  the  Agri 
eu hur:ll  College  D oesn't  Always 
Turn  OUI  Farmers." was  out of  the 
city,  greatly  to  the  d isnppoint1l1eZlt 
or ;1[1. 

\V.  V.  S:lge  pro\'ed  the  h;lppics t 
of  toastmas ters, and  introduced  each 
spe:lkc r  ~\'ilh  an  appropriate  story 
or  rcmHH~CellCe, 

J,  \V.  Chapin,  '10,  spoke  on 
"Secolld:lry  Agriculture," allll  ~:we 
one of  the  best  toasts  of  the  el'cn 
ing:. 
lie  ou t lined  the  cOUrse  as  of 
fe re{1 at present ill  the  high schools, 
111111  goal-e  some  forecasts  for  the 
fUlure  of the  work  in  ,\[ichig:lll. 

FUIlilie  Ileal,  '~, gave  a  hright, 
witty  speech  all  "Domestic  Science 
in  R cal  Life:'  M iss  Heal  is teacher 
science  Ul  Adrian 
of  domestic 
schools,  and  her  thoughts  on  what 
life 
cleve r 
throughout, lind  set the  comp,1llY  to 
thinking. 

really  means  were 

"Engineering  at  ~1.  A.  C."  was 
the  subject  of  D ean  llissell's  toast 
and  he  gave a  short  descript ion  of 
the  practical  s ide  of the work  which 
this  institution  is  attempting  to  d o 
to  fit  the  s llldcnt  to  successfully 
-
soh'e problems of  modern  life. 

De:m  Sh:lw 

responded  to  the 
tonst,  'Ilrain \·s.  Drawn ," or" \Vhat 
can  we  do  with  them."  Prof. Shaw 
stated that ill  the  pmblem!l  o f  tOdllY 
it  is  br:lins that c ount, and  the  work 
of  the  'college  is  to  bring  to  bear 
\lpOI1  the  agric ultural  pmhlcms  the 
best  that  we  have.  T he  speaker 
staled that  he  conside rell  i\oJ.  .'\.  C. 
well  up  to  the  f rOllt  among  the  in 
stitutions  of  its  k ind  in  the solution 
o f  the  proble ms  which  have  a r isen . 

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Other  colleges  nwy  ha\'e  better in 
div idual  departments  than  our own, 
but for all. round, well-balanced work 
M .  A.  C.  is  one  of  the  leading  in 
stitutions. 

H enry  Haigh,  '74,  a  prominent 
"twyer  of  Detroit was  called  upon, 
:Iud  responded  in  a 
lTlost  huppy 
maImer. 
lie  told  how  much  he 
enjoyed  s uch  occas ions,:ls it showed 
to  him  how  the  old  college  had  de 
velopetl  since  he  was  a  student. 
"There is:l  IY:lrrn  spot  in  my  heart 
for  M.  A .  C ."  s aid  he, "and  I  ex: 
pect  to send  two  hays  the re  when 
th e.v 
:Ire  prepared  to  g-o." 
~ir. 
llai:.:-h  p:lid  :1  line  tribute  to  Drs. 
Kedzie,  Beal  :lnd  othe rs  who  had 
Spt'llt  rhe  brgl·r  part  of  tht'ir  lives 
in  the  se n-icc  o f  the  institution. 

Prof.  Ke{izie was called  upon :lll t! 
in  :ill  informal  10aSI, spo ke  o f  the 
profit:rhlencss  of  such  oCl:asions, 
both  :lS  rc~anl s  himself  personally 
:illd  for  the  insti t ution. 

Prcsident  Snyd~'r  was  the  last 
s pe:,kcr.  ;111(\  g-a\'e ·,Ul  informal  toast, 
amI  spoke of  the ~raduatcs as  "The 
llo\'s ,md  Girl s  of  i\1.  A.  C.'· 

the banquet  pron'd  both  plcas 
aut  and  profitahle  for  thos e  who 
wen'  fortunate  e llou~h to  :Il\cntl. 

Y.  W .  C.  A.  CONVENTION . 

T ht'  sl."lte 

convention  of 

the 
Y o un g  \"" Olllell'S  Chrl3tiall  Associ 
ation  mct  in  Sag-i lmw  during  the 
p.1St  wl'c k,  ht',)::'inning  Thursday 
('veiling',  :\'ov.!, and 
lasting  until 
Sunday  el'elling,  :'\10\'.  5.  Those 
representcd  our  association 
who 
were  :\Jiss  Gilch rist  and  the  ~li sses 
Aurelia  Potts,  Grace  Ell is,  ~oJ:rud 
::'\asoll 
tlnd  Alida  Dearborn.  Th e 
cOllvcnlion  was  well  attended . ;lnd  :1 
very  plcasHill  alll1  profitahle  time 
was spent  hy  all. 
~lall'j interl'Sting 
talks  were  given  by  ~Iiss Coppoc k, 
Ollr  mil'l'ionary  10  Chi1W,  who 
is 
the  Y.  \\'.  C.  A. of 
supported  by 
the  s tatl'  of  hli c hi~:m,  :md  Miss 
T aylor,  who told  of  the  world·wide 
association  work. 

The  Slates  of  ~!ichigan, i1linois, 
indiana  and 
\Visconsin,  were  or 
ga ni zed  into  whal  is  /lOW  known  as 
the  cen tral  territory. 
),Jiss  Pear 
son, one  of  the  studcllt  sccrera ri cS 
of  the  new  territory,  will  visit  the 
111  ic hig:l1l.  She  W :IS 
colleges 
fo rmerly  s w de ll1  sccretary  of  the 
collcg<'s  in  \Visl-onsin .  _Miss i\larsh, 
our  former secreta ry ,  will  be  aile  of 
the  new city  secretaries  fo r  th e  rH:W 
territory_ 

ill 

Olle  of  the  plca~allt  fcatures  of 
the 
cOlwention  was  the  bamlilet 
given  to  the  delegates  o n  Friday 
evt·:1ing. 

'tl. 
Clarence  Roe, of  last yea r's class, 
is  a  s tudent  at  the  i\IasS:lchusetlS 
Institute  of Tcchnolog-y,  continuing' 
engineerillg". 
his  stud ies 
in  c i\-il 
two 
remai n 
1\11'.  Roe  expects  to 
yen rs  at  the  above  institute.  This 
year he is  study ing railroad  econom 
the  second  yea r  will  be 
ics,  and 
mainly  sani!:lry  e ngineering.  He 
often  sees"] ac k  "  Leonard,  now  at 
H:ln'ard,  and  rece n tly  received  a 
visit  from  Bob  Piatt, when  Lansing 
was  the  main  lopic of  conversation. 

MISS  FLORA  WILSON, 
SOPRANO . 

D:I,ughlu  of  Secretary  Wihon  10  Give 
Concert, 

Un  Friday  evening, 

::-.101'.  17, 
Miss  Flora 
\Vilsoll,  dHughte r  of 
SCCreltlry  \\  il son of  the  U.  S.  Dept. 
of  Agriculture,  will  gin'  a  conCert 
~liss  \\'ilson  has 
in  the  armor\,. 
spent a  g:re:lt ~Ieal of  time  in  study, 
both  ; 11  home  :lIrli  .. broad  and  ll.1s 
mct  with ~reat s uccess whercvcr she 
h as  appeared.  She  hilS  given  l'OIl  
\\-ashiugton,  :\'C\I  Y ork, 
ccrl S  in 
Phil:llldphia  lind  o t he r  ti tics  in  the 
casl,  ;Ind  hl'c:ttlse  of  th"  fa ct 
that 
).1.  t\.  C.  is  in  line  of  he r  travd,.,oll 
a  western  trip Ihc  managcllIt'llt  was 
able  to  seen I'"  her Oil  ;Ihon: d:lIc. 

is 

\\-1Ison 

Conccl'Ilillg:  he r  qualific;ltiolls, we 
quote  from 
the  I'hi/uddplll'u  Ii/_ 
'lltirer.  which  paper  ;Cavc  all  ex· 
tended  notice  after  h~' r  ronCe rt  in 
the 
tbat  ci ty:  ":\liss 
possessor  of  a  Icoice  of  rl':11  ch :lr1l1 
:l11d  quality. 
is 
:\lso  aile  tbat  l·aptivale",.  and  Ihe 
impression  i-he  n1ade  UpOll  her au 
.\1 iss 
dience  W:IS  (id'P :I ud  {listinct. 
"rilsoll  was  ill  CXl'elknt  \'oice,  :Lntl 
offered  :1  prog ram  that  covcred  a 
I Ier  loncs  arlO  fault 
wide  range . 
[essly  produced 
ami  wilh  case, 
g ra ce  il11d  elliciencr'" 

ller  persoll:llity 

It is  1101  the  purpose of  the  Lib 
er:ll  ,,\rls  lillion  to ~i\,l'  Ih i"  .l·~·ar a 
ddinile outlined  eoursc, or se ries  of 
entcrt:linm!'llts. 
I t  is  tIle :lim, how 
ever,  LO  bring  to  ;\1. A.  C.  at  oppo r 
tu nc  times lectu rers and c n tertaincrs 
t)f  more  than  o rdin ary  :1hilil},  and 
it  is  sincc~ely hoped  thllt  sllhlel1ts 
and  others  will  aVlli!  them scll'cs  of 
thc ol'portllllilies offered  alon g"  this 
line_  An  attempt  will  he  made  to 
Sel~lIre Irot  only  illen  who :Ire  proul' 
inell!  platform  spe:lkers,  bw  those 
who  ha\'c  nccornplished 
thillg"s  ill 
public  life. 

~l iss  \\'ilson  is  iI  silljJc r  of  nOle, 
ami all  love rs of Tllus ic  will c('rlainly 
appreeiale hc r concert in  the  a r mory 
on  Friday  evening',  Xov.  Ii. 

WILLIAM  TWAIN  WALTERS. 

'914. 

The  /'eioskL)'  E.'ell/1I1[  1'·{·WS  o f 
Oct. 30 conveys  the sat! ncws of the 
death  of  \Villiam  Twain  \Va lters,  a 
),'!r. 
member of  the  eI:ISS  o f 
\\'alters  hold  becn  ill:1I  his  home in 
Har bor  Springs  fo r  several  weeks, 
the  result of  :Ill  injured  leg,  which 
was operat.ed  Oil  for  diseased  bone 
some th ree  weeks  ag-o.  Complica 
tions  made  a  second  oper:ltion  nee· 
essary, and  in  his  weakened  condi· 
tio n  the  palient W:IS  unablc  to  with· 
stand  the  !lhock. 

tnany 

)l.lr.  \Valters  was a  popular ml'LTI 
bel'  of  the  elass  of  1910,  l!:tr bur 
Springs high  school.  His  work  in 
college  was  of a  high  o rde r  and  he 
made 
friends  while  here. 
During the  past  s ummer  Mr.  \Val 
tel'S  was bookkeeper fo r  the  Harbor 
influence 
Point  Golf  Club.  His 
was of  the  ve r y  best, :lnd  he  w ill  be 
sadly  missed 
in  his  horne  com_ 
Inunity. 

No.7 

AL U MNI 

'61. 
In  com'!lellt ill~  all  tl/e  appoint 
ment  of  Prof.  A . .I,  Cook,  of  Po 
mona.  C:ll if .,  to  the  i,nportam  posi 
tion  of  hortic ultural  comm issioncr 
of Culifornia,  t he  Clul't'l/wlIl  COllr 
ier Slates  that  the  effort'>  of  '·ro!. 
Cook -to  pl:tce  his dep:lrttT1elrt  ill  the 
collq:e  (hiology ) 
IIlOSt 
eHicient  working:  basis  h:I\'e  heen 
ullex:rmple{l,  HIll!  tll:l t  his  services 
in:1  puhlic W:1y  arc wa rm ly acknowl_ 
ed~cd  hy :.:-r;lfeflll  men  !Iud  wo men 
throughout  the  lcl1~th  ;mel  brcadth 
of  his st:!te.  Continuing-. ' he  COllr 
ier :tllds : 

lIpOIl 

the 

Now  this  Itppointment  to  the  Stl/.te 
CoUlmis.~ioner\;hip  of  Hort ic ulture 
which  is.  [\.'i!  GOl'e rn or  John""1l  well 
says.  o ne  o{  the  most  import aut  ottices 
in th e  I'Il(lte-i" tho  crowni n!;  ~vent of 
Prof.  Cook'"  remarkable  eare<.>r,  and  it 
is an  appoinlment  which  will  lot;  !I  lru;t 
iug  monument  to  tim  t·ritk·:11  I\i"'t.:ern 
nleut  I\nd  good  judgmeut of  GOI'ernor 
J ohuson.  No  nmll  ill  tho  Stllte  or  in 
the country at  large  (~uld uri" ...  to thRt 
office  greater c lean  CLlt  alllt indubita.ble 
fitness  tllaLl  Prot  Cook.  No DlalL  would 
be nula so  surely  to gather  abou~ him  /I. 
staff  of  ~h6  best  "'orking  nml.(:ria!  in 
the whole  country.  for  n lJ  mnn  know8 
OUt  Aweri('.au  \\'urkt' rll  beller. and  no 
mlm  is  moril  fav orably  known  to  them 
in  the light of a  chief under  whom {hey 
"jutnp iu  and  do  things." withuu\'  !my 
of  tht!  peny and  rel'r"!laiI'6  IIIlJ*t\'isiun 
that  spoi l.~  so  much  good  Ill:)rerilll  in 
0 111'  pulttic  OIli~'ilS 

Prof.  Cook  I,.  large  hearled.  syrups 
the ti o,  kindly.  amt  broad  enough  Mud 
hiJ;'  enough  to  muke  8.  good  e.ltleutive. 
The otlk-e is nOI only a  great  on., io  tI,e 
Statt'.  but the ~re 8.tegt or  it:!  !K)r~  in  the 
whole  Onite,1  St:ltef!.  No  Oflif'6  of  its 
kiml  in vol .. ell  such  gte!\t  I>ossibilities. 
"'flU· paid 
I t  cur ries  a  large  (lof]~  of 
R.sl'ist:l.nUl.  a.nd  princely support. 

For the finrt  time in  Iha  history of the 
State,  a  mun is  now  enterilL!(:  the  office 
who  k nows  thorou!(hly  well  the  prac 
tical  means by  whh;h  th~ g rel\t  IKlII8i 
bilities Ulay  be  de"e ioped  tu their great 
es~ e ificieney. 

Congrat ulMio ns  are  due  Pror .  Cook. 
00\'.  JohnSOlt,  1\nll  the  State  of  Call 
rornia. 

'83' 

H.  i\ 1.  \VeclI,  of  the  nbove  dass, 
for  some  years  a  ptosperous  hard 
ware  mcrchant  al  Bellevile.  is  now 
farming  I1Cilr  that pl:\ce. 

'93' 

A.  C_  Burnham,  after  having 
studied 
in  various  inslillltions  of 
learning in  thi~ and other coulltries, 
:tnd  held 
lllany  responsihle  posi 
tions,  is  now  located  in  Los  AIl 
geles,  Calif., ;\IId  is  the owner of the 
plant of  the  Rrodie - Burn h:un  Pu b 
I-Ie  is  also  proprietor 
lish ing  Co. 
and  president of  the American  Ex, 
tension  University,  whic h 
institu 
law  course  by  mail~ 
tion  offer!!  a 
M r.  Burnham  plans  to  be  in  Mic hi_ 
gan  within  a  fe w  weeks, and  will 
be  very  likely  to  call  on  college 
frie nds.  His home  address  is  'SSe). 
Cu r ra n  St. 

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LaD .lnl\' ,  ~lIeb. 

Addre .... "II  8u~erl P Uo"8 Ilnd  ,Mhe;\lsln lf 
lliMt.er  to  t be  1'>1 .  A  O.  R l"co" " . ,.l<: ..... t  Lan  
IIU II',  ~U ch .  Address  .. 1\  contrIbutions  .to 
'he  MAn aal n ll:  ~~tllt()r . 

Remit  by  P .  O.  Money  Or<1" •.  I),'a ft  or 

RePtl 8t ere<i  I",tter.  00 D()!  seud st n m PI. 

Buslnen  On l('e  ... ·llb 

\ .... wr .. nee  ~  Van 
Buren  P rlnUnlr  00 ..  ~10 .. 11:!  Grll''') Ave . No •. 
u.nelnll',  Mich. 

T U ESDAV,  NOV EM BE R  7,  1911. 

T H E  diffe re n ce betwccil "t r ade" 

:l nd  "pro fcssiou" is  a  subject 
w hich  ' has  been  Sorne\\  h;lt  widely 
d iscussed,  and  upon  w hich  therc  is 
a  ":I r iel,}'  of opinion.  According:  to 
Prl.'sidcnt  H :ld!cy,  o f  Y;lie,  it  m il t 
the  work  ill  hall,} 
te rS  little  Wh;H 
fnay  bc;  that employment  Ill"Y  be a 
Ir",/.'  or a  profe ssi""  at  the  option 
o f  the workm"u ,  T he  followill){  is 
il  quotalion  from  an  article  hy  P res· 
idcnt  lI adley  on  the  subject,  " The 
Collc~e  ill  the  Service of  the  Na· 
tion,"  bearing d irectly  on 

THADE  .,\~J)  I'I\OFIlSSIOS. 

"This  distinction  15 

important, 
and 
is  not  gen~'ra])y  underSl ood. 
1\'I ost people  think  th:ll a  profession 
is  a  business  like  law  or  medicine 
or teaching,  whidl  requires  a  grC:lt 
deal  of  le:lrning  for  ils  successful 
t!xe r cisc.  *  *  •  On  the  other 
h:llld  they  apply  the  n:une  'trade' to 
a  business  fOr  wh ich  a  hoy p repar('s 
himself  in  Ihe  olnce  or  t he  shop, 
ami  which  docs  not  ,It:tlllllid  book 
knowledge:ls a  b:,,,is  for  its sW.:eess· 
ful  prosecutio n. 

This  i~  not1he  right  I\"y  to  look 
at' the  malle r,  The  re;tl  differem:c 
lies  1I0t  in  the  charactcr of  the husi· 
ness,  or  in  the  kind  of le:lflling'  that 
is  needcd  for  it;;;  pursuit,  but  in  Ihe 
spir it  in which  il  is car ried  Oil,  Any 
business.  h o w~\ c r  scientific,  which 
a  I11:lJl  do~'s  prilllarily  for  the  sake 
of  the  muncy  that  he  call  gCt  OUt  of 
it,  is  :l  tm tk·. 
,\tl\'  bll:-irws s ,  how· 
ever simple  in  il~  ~' h:lracter. where 
a  man  thinks  fir st  o f  the  w Ork  lh:11 
he  is  d o in g.  and  o nly  secondarily  of 
the  pay  t haI  he  i~  going  10  ~ct for 
it.  des ern~ s  the  tHlm l'  " f  profes~ i (lIl. 
If a  C:trpenH.-r  think;;.  mo rc  of  the 
solidit\  of  hi;, 
tht; 
\\ o rk 
profit 'Ihat  he is  ;l Qill~ tO nl a k.:  fro m 
it.  he  h as  tbl:."  ri~ltl  I"  e<dl  his  " "I', 
I f  a  m iniSl<:r 
pen t ry  a  pro fe ~' I ',n , 
i  l h,'  ~l \'  ~hat  h e  i" 
thinks  mo re 
goill~  t<>  .1<'  i' r  tll .. · · "; r" 'III;  l h an 
',n , 
of  t ho::  ~ ",rl " . ~, .. '  " I - C,' r,L!I :!  ' 1. 
",  n.,·  r.~,  flL hl  It, 
,'en  l\  I I\ C ~" 
,Ul:> ' rHr .!  " f  <11 
call  b l~  t,<l -: I, .. • • 
lraue.·' 

th:]]}  o f 

'0,. 

F,  ~1.  :-'I '~r ri"r. u ,  o f 

, he  a bo H 
e1ass, is  s li ll  in  (' ha r~ c of the  ma n ua l 
in  the  l'ennsy h'ania 
training  wur k 
R eform  S c hool  i" r  Ho \ .,. awl  Scems 
t o  bc  cnjo) in~ his  w o rk  iurflleflscl.\. 
Tht:  summ",r  mo n ths.  he  states., 
,nakillt.{  berry 
have  been  spent  in 
-crates,  tables,  stands.  cab'nets.  etc. 
The  piece  of  work  whic h,  of 
-course,  recdl'ed  the  g reates t  p ra ise 
,"va;;  t h llt  of  turnin~ :lll  the  hlls e  ball 
cl ubs  used  bv 
the  hall  tcams  this 
s umm er.  H'e  is  to  havc  a  new 
b uildi ng  soon,  as  Ihe  p resen t  on e  is 
Dot  larg e  e noug h  LO  p roperly  care 
for  t ile  w o rk. 

'"". 

F. F. Bu r ro ugh s  is  no w  connected 
with 
the  C ommo nwealt h  P ower 
Co"  o f J ac kso n  doing  e ng inee ri ng 
work. 

Th e  M .  A.  C.  RECORD. 

FOOTBALL. 

SOCIOLOGICAL  CLUB  BAN 
QUET. 

~L  A ,  C.  6-0E  P ,\I; \\,  o. 

M ,  A .  C.  addcd  anothe r  rictory 
to  llC r  string  F r iday  by  defeating 
the bst D e  P a uw  team  by the !lbove 
score  on  their  own  field , 
I t  W:jS 
the  big  d:ly:lt  G reencastle,  as  t he 
class  scra p 
\\'as  held  du r ing  the 
olO r ning,  and  va r ious  other  a tt rac· 
tions  were  pulled  o ff  for  lhe  benefi t 
of  the  \'isiling  !Ihltnni,  this  being 
sort of  home coming  week , 

During  the  fi rs t  hli lf  no  scores 
werc  made,  and  the  te ams  seemed 
to  he  I'e r y  much  011  a  par. 
In  the 
third,  howcver,  ;\1.  A. C.'s supe r io r 
weight  and  em]uran>.:e  we r t; 
il1  <: \'i, 
dente, and  t he  b:lll  W:b  adva nced  b" 
Gifford  0 11  a  fake  play  10  the  tW(j. 
yllrd  line.  1t W:IS  tlwll  pushed  ove r 
for our firs t  :Iud  oilly touchdown  1)\, 
lluesl ion  seems  to 
Julian.  Some 
han'  arisen  ;J5 
to  the  decision  of 
Lieut,  Hac kel!;  Dc  P :IUW  h:l\'ing 
pushed  the  ball  hack  o\'cr  tbe  lille 
It  was 
aftcr  Lhe  si~llal  \\-hi5tle , 
decl:lred  a  's.:o re,  hOI\'lon'r,  and 
I-I ill 's  kicking  gO:jl  settled  t,he  score 
for the  g';Jme. 

T he  D~·  P auw  pl:l)'ers  succeeded 
in  pbcing  the  b:lll  all  our  live,\,(1. 
line  in  this  qUa r kI',  rmlr  to  los~'  it 
on  downs.  Oil  Iwo  diffo r.:m  O~-C:l· 
!"iol1s  pbCl'  ki cks  were  tried,  hut 
both  WCIlI  wide. 

For  ~l.  A,  C. the plll~' iliK of  Rill, 
let  alltl  l lill  Wl'rc  h,)th  no t iced,  the 
dodgill~ of  the  former bcillg- :llmost 
phCnOlllil1al. 

The otlicials were  Lieu!.  I Jackett. 
of  \,"es t  Point.  referee;  Engle. of 
Chi cll2:n,  umpire:  E:ndsl"'y, o f  P ur, 
uue.  tiel,!  jud){e. 

Un  ncxt  Salllrda\'  1\11.  L.;niOIl 
Colle,!.:'c.  :\lliance.  Oliio.  \' ill  s~'lld  a 
Slrung:  ai!).!'re~!lIioll  for  a  J.:'amt::  011 
fid el.  Gallic  will  be 
Ihl'  hOIll ... 
\,alled  at  .::  :30,  as  usual. 
011  );01'. 
!  I  OhIO  :\urlherl1  COllies  In  ~J.  A . 
C,'  :ul(lthe  Sl'a~ O II  doses wilh  the 
g:atlle  011 
'f lwllksgi\' ing  wilh  \ \':Ih. 
:15h.  All  thes.:  g-ame"  "rl'  on  the 
home  lidd, :Hld  ~d\  :,.;-oud  011"'5. 

t' HIlSII-',H'<:  12_CI  LYEll  0 . 

hl-

olltwei"hl'd 

The nll,fn: shl1lell  [C;Ull  wDn  hand· 
il\  fr n lH  Cul\e r  :-' I ilitary  Ac:!.dcn1\', 
al  Cu lnT,  Ind ,.  011  :;al~rnb\' .  A·I. 
Iho u);!h 
· .,e\·eral 
po unds,  the  fn,: " hrn.:n  llla'J~'  lip  thi$ 
(Iefl .:iellcy  in  spet·t!  ami  in  :I  kno'\ I, 
edgc  of  tile  game, 
:-)UIIlt::  spkmlid 
play :::  wt: rc 
c;Jrried  oUI,  whidl 
p ro \ ~'s  that  '\f, .-\. C. h;l~  some good 
maleri,,1  fo r  future  t':illl15.  Challe), 
k ic ked  t wo  field  goals,  a l1(]  Depr;lto 
u, rried 
th c  bl,lI  o ,'e r  fo r  the  ' 'Illy 
lu uehdowll,  The  fir st  and  third 
'I uarters  were  r 5  minute'S.  and  the 
'l'T o nd  :llld  fo urth  to  Illillutl'"  l'ach, 
C (J a ~ h  Ash!c\'  and  Freddie  BII"ch 
an.:ornp;l1lied'the  fres hmen  On  Ihe 
trip,  le:ll'ing  Frid:,,'  night  :tlld  rc· 
turning  S~tunl:ty night. 

Tho"e  who  participated 

in  Ihe 
zamc  were,  DOIHlel  awl  !::ir.:n·is,  half 
hacks;  Dcpn1.to, full  back;  Chane), . 
quarte r ; 
\'edde r  an~l  Chaddock, 
l;lc klc.s;  Barro n  ami  P:lle h, g:u:t rrls; 
Sehmidl  and  Goss,  ends;  H obh, 
ecnte r ;  Calkin,  I lewin  aud  Clute 
suhst ituted, 

T he  collection  o f  sections  o f  tree 
t run k;!  which  W:\5  exhibilL ... I  at  the 
Chicago  W'orld's  F air,  and  si nce 
slor e!1 in  thc basemenl o f the  HOla n· 
ical  Build ing ,  h a s  be e n  transfe rred 
to  t he  top  fl o o r  o f  the  A g ric ul1u ra l 
B uildi ng ,  where  it  wi ll  be  kept  until 
t he  F o res t r y  D epnt mellt  h as 
a 
~ore s~it.ab l e place  fo r  it. 

\ Vhcn 

a  deter m ined,  serious · 
minded  aggreg:tt ion  o f o ur  hoys  li re 
conf ronted  with  able  discllssions  hy 
compett:nt  1l1t:1l  on  gra\'c  subje cts , 
some  thinking  is  bou nd  \ 0  follow . 
J udging  hy  the  impress ion  on  those 
<l5sembled  at 
t he  ha nquet  of  the 
Sodolog-ical  Cl uh,  held  lasL  Thurs· 
day  night  in  t hc  parlo rs  of  Cl u b  E, 
we  have  ou r  'lsslllnp1ions  \'e r ified . 
T he evening spent  was  both  joyful 
a nd  instrllcli,'c , 

t:t('kling' 

Afte r  :t  hearty  indulgcncc  ill  t he 
refi ned  feed,  which  w as  more  t han 
tClIIptillg  to  Ollr  hoa rd ing club asso· 
ei:ttiun  patrons,  the  real "Ilow  of the 
soul"  followed . 
'Toast maste r 

1-1, 
I I.  Ba r num 
called  upon  P ro f.  R yder,  who 
spoke on  " P ra.:ticnl  Sociology." 
In 
brief  he  s:tid : 
,' \ Ve  ;{ro; 

:11  prescnt  confronted 
with  ~"eat p r vhkms e.\lIin~  fur  inl ' 
me{lia1e  soJution,  T hese  problems 
C:111110t  be  soh'cd off  hand.  but  de· 
man,1  careful  study  and  il)l'eslig:l' 
:\s yet not  tn:l1ly  IIrc  cap:lble 
lion , 
lift;  elllgll1:ls. 
these 
of 
They  (':tli  fo r  mel) 
t rained  along 
the  lillcs  of  sociological 
inquest. 
\\. ~',  liS  coileg.:  men,  have  all  the 
oppO r tlinilies  10  s t uth- :md  heCOfllc 
p rouklll5 
acquainted  with 
while  \\  l'  prepa,'c  ours.:h'es  to  bc 
useful  cit izetls ,  Cb~sroom  studie~ 
do  nut  fullill  Ihe  bill,  but  a  soc i,·t)' 
of  men  who  kilO\\,  what  they  <ire 
afler ~'oliid  :ll'complisb  a  ~ r~'al  deal. 
I len~'e the  S ociological  Club  ou;.:ht 
not to  be  h:llllpl'red  Ill' mil'  th OIl"l1ls 
o,f  lac k  of  fields  10  work 'in,  lJU;~ go 
fI~hl  ahe:ljl  and  prepare  tbemseh l'~ 
to  help ... ,)h'c  tile gr.:al  pl-obk'fllS  of 
today  hy  »Iudyillg: 
thelll  while  al 
col1e~c .. , 

5u(.-h 

tl1:\l1\' 

:-'1 r.  I knsel,  the  second  l'pe:lker, 
i n  his  us ual  ple:lsill:';  1ll;1nller.  dwrlt 
upon  the  impo rt :1l1Cl'  of  pIl11in,~- Ihe 
inller  s df  inlO  the  ;..:::lllle.  AIl1OI1:";: 
ide;js 
the 
this 
illslnlcti\.: 
spC':lkcr  brought  Ol1t 
d\1rill~  hi5 
toasl,  111C  f o lJowin~ are  ft::w  of  tl1,,' 
" T he  phi1:tnlhropist 
s alient  ones .-
C<IlInot  acco lllplish  mudl, h{THUSe  h.: 
is  ;Jlien  to  the  life  (.If  Iho s.:  Ill:  tric$ 
It  l a ~es 11  m;lil,  II  Iwi.g'h, 
to  hdp. 
hot"  who  has  hllnself  g:OIll:  thrull;.!h 
the  mill, or  who  is  c:tpahk of IInder· 
tu  hl'  Ihe 
st;llldin;.:  the  silliatioll , 
1l10~1  Sllcce .. Sflll  in  his  del'ds,  T he 
Sociolo;.{ical  Club. should  h Ol n'  for 
ilS  purp"s.'  th.:  sludy  of  conditions 
s o  thorou;.:hl),  ami  ellthlls i:lstic  :IS  to 
be able  to  \' jew  tJwm  thl'OIl;.:h  them· 
s ell'es, as  if their  inller  sl,lf  W:H  ~·on· 
ccrned. :lnd  thus  hring'  illt<)  ]lllty  the 
best  there is  ill  t hem , 

It  W:lS  Jlltl}.:"e  Collin;.:wood  who 
brought  Ihe  han<Juelters  f:Ke  to  bee 
with  .• Ihe  r':lIl  prohlem  of  today." 
It  is  one  of  those  1lla1:ldies  with 
whic h  mllilkimi 
is  badl\,  ;IAlicted, 
and  w hich  c:lrri~'s  wi t h  it  te r rify ing' 
disaste r  10  Ibe  well,heing: and  f ulure 
of our  m ce.  The  sJ)l'a ke r  said  thlit 
mayhe  some  people  Ihi nk 
th;Jt  is 
nOl 
\'er)'  approp ri;lle  to  discuss  ill 
mixed  au~lknces ,  but  an\'how  we 
:I re  to  meet  the  queslio\1'  squarely 
and, 
Illor:;l 
r ule  o f  it,  we  ~h~1l t rcat  it  as  one  o f 
t he  gravest economical  a nd  50cioloO'· 
Int('~. 
ica l  p roble ms  of  O1l r  (b y, 
twice 
in  ha bi ts, 
perance 
befo re  gett ing'  a ll  t he re  is  in  life :l s 
soon  a s  po ssible  at  a ny  p rice,  a ll([ 
cons ide r:l lion  o f  w h:!.t 
t he  o t he r 
jl;J r l y  concer ned  rn:ly  su ffe r  in  th e 
conseq ue nce s,  a re some o f t he t h in"'s 
that a rc  directly  concerned  wit h  ~o 
man y  a  li fe  g oing  to  pieccs  while 
It  s hould  be  the  d u ty  of 
young. 

forg-eu ing  a bout 

t hi n k ing' 

the 

the Clu b  to  consider  t he  p roblem  o f 
all  fo rms  of inte m perance,  w h ich  is 
f ou nd  not  only  among  thc  lo w e r, 
b u t  even  amon};::  the  better  people, 
and  try 
lo  milke  somehotly  else 
thi n k  as  t hey  ought.  This  is  a 
to 
wo r th),  mission,  and  is  houlld 
b ri ng  re$ul ts  which  will  hI.:  a  monu· 
l11ent  to  those  who  dlaillpioll  the 
caU5e  o f  racial  pu r ity , 

lInd 

T he  b:l!l'Jul'l  te r mill;Jlcd  with  a 
ta lk  by  Pres i{1cn IIL  \\' .  ll ough. 011 
futu re 
the  pu rposes,  dews, 
the  club.  The  club 
ac til"ities  of 
inlends  10  follow  work  s imil a r 
to 
that  oullitw(]  hy  the  speakcrs, and 
shaH  also  han, some  ahle  men  fro m 
the  outsidc  ad dn:'S$ 
the 
nca r  future, 
Thosc 

Ifl  attembncc  dispersed 
with  the  feeling'  that  Ihc\'  lc:lrlled 
something:  rhis  cn:lling"  and  all 
eagcr  to  Iwlp  cmllinuc  the  work 
llll1i6pa ted  by the dub. 

them 

l!l 

The  Sociolo<!,ical  Cluh is  n  clOsed 
o r ~anizalion,  composcli  of  juniors 
is  U)' 
:IIHI  seniors, 
ill,'italion  :lnd  is  limitcd  to  ~5 111<:11 . 
M ectillg'S  :Ire  held evcry  two  weeks, 
Some  heil1~  purely 
li!(:raf\'  and 
some  <llso  so~·i:l !. 

,\ I.:mbersliip 

HORT.  CLOB . 

Ilw 

l i e  sai,l 
;tdl' ;lIlc~'j l  with 

Dr,  R .  I ',  Ili1,I.:lrd  addressnl  Ihe 
lIon .  Cluh on  \\'ednestby ~',' etliI1Z , 
',\as  "Iforti.: ultllre  in 
Il is  sllhjec t 
rur:rl 
;\Ii",.issippi," 
soulh  h:ls  110t 
the 
the  re~t  of  the  eOllllln'  hecau"e  o f 
!t  i;  ~ o  h:lrd  10 
fOllr  rOlldilillns : 
:.:;et 
the  SOlllhl'rtl 
l1elp; 
eJli ~' i<:l1t 
f:trmer  i"  100  1:1Z~- ,  bill  i,~  wllkillg  lip 
silll'e  the  inllllJ: of  nOrthern settlers ; 
the s ill~I~'  nop s \'"tel1l  t;!<.h:lIIs LS  tht; 
soil.  :un l  thl'  bi.:.:· ]llallt;ltion~  110  11 0t 
make  !Ill'  mOSI  prulitahle  u"e  ,If  Ih~' 
,;"il.  The,l  hare  a  lOll':':  g-r(l\\ ing 
sea;<OI\  Ih~'Te ,  Sl'l  that  o ften  1" 0  ,' rops 
:ln~  .::.,..<'u red  p"'r  ~~' ar.  Tomatoes 
:Ire ~r\lwn "cn  e:'iteu sil dv. and  :Ire 
E~I~!,I'  pota. 
the  ma;1l  Iru ,:k  nop. 
:Ire 
t Ot::~ .  p~'a"  lmd  "tring:  he:nlS 
),!rOWII ,  Elhl' r ta  pea e h~' s grtn,'  wdl 
,,"d bear I h~' ~el'olld ,'· ~':lr,  Clleni.:s , 
plUl1b  :lI1d  applc;;  d o  1101  d"  well. 
hilt  str :o wherrie~ :Ire ;":·f(,\\'rl  ill  large 
Ii."!  indll ~ lf'1  i~  :1 
lJu:U1 t ili~·s .  Th", 
br;.::~·  :11111  ~- rOl\'illg'  011.:, 
Th~' :1\' ':1'. 
:I~e yield  Iwr  Irec  is  ahoU!  1.000 
1'011l11Js.and  Ihe  fruil ".:11"  fuur CClIt.:, 
Jl~'r  poulld. making' il  \'l'ry p rol1 t:lhle. 
They  ar.:  c:\lllwd:llu.1  shipped  ilorlh, 
whe re  there  i,,:1  r":hlr ;a!c  fo r  suc h 
produc ts.  Of courSe  Ihe fllaill  crop 
is  ~'otlon, hUI  D r,  ! libhard  hdi~'\'es 
:\lis~iss iJlpi  has:t great  fUllircin  Ihe 
line of  ho rt icuitur.:, and  will  ,,0,11\  be 
de\'cloped , 

CLASS  FOOTBALL . 

f r~';;hme!l,  11 

In  Saturday's  class  g'ames  the 
jllll iors  won  from  the  sopho mores, 
6  to  3.  and  tile  ~l;niors  WOIl 
f rom 
to  O.  UI1  next 
the 
t he  junio rs  alltl  seniors 
Sllllmiay 
pJay  off  the ir  lie. 
If  thl'  seniors 
this  contest.  a  th ree, Corne red 
wi n 
lie  b~, t wee n t he  th ree  uppe r  c1:lsses 
will  havc  to  be  play ed , 
I f  the  ju n . 
io rs  w iu,  Ihei r  te:1I1)  must settle  wi th 
the  sophomores  fo r  the  cham pio n. 
ship. 

T hese  con tests  arc  very  cxciti ng 
and  wel1  atte nded,  ellch  class  turn. 
in g  o ut in  fo rce  to  c hee r  its  team , 

P rof.  M ;Jcklin acted :lS head  lines · 
i\'1ich i. 
man  fo r  the  game  betwee n 
ga n  and  S yracuse  at  An n  A cbo r 
Saturday. 

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,I  --"" ~  ABOUT  THE  CAM P US 

=  == 

DCflll  Gilchrist  !;Jlokc  bdorc  the 
New  Century  Cluh,  ill  Dclruit,  last 
{'I'cniug. 

Instru ctor  l.inlOll  addr~sscs  the 
melnhc rs  of  !he  Gr:l!I~C lit  Ilowell, 
Frielu.\'  C\'Cllillg- o f  lhis  week. 

IlIstrtll:to ..  Spllrw:t.1'  was  ill  )I{· 
din:loll  F .. it!al'  o f  last  week.  where 
he  spoke  hd~ r e  :I  farmers'  or:,:ll11-
izatioll  of th:tt  pla!:e. 

]{CL  t;oldsrnilll  exch:lI1g'ed  pul . 
pits, 011  ~ulllilly  mo rn ill;.!",  with  RcL 
the  Cong-reg:ltional 
~Iih:hd].  o[ 
churdl  :It  COIrson  Cit}. 

Dean  Gikhrist was  in  allclld:Ulce 
at the ~t:tte convcntion,  held  ill !"a:,.:i, 
nail',  the  past  week, :lllt!,  as  :m  o,f 
fleer  of  said  o"g:U1iz:itiull,  WIIS  11\ 
.. ' h:tr"e of the  first  Illl!cting'  held  on 
Frid~y. 

;>'li55  Alice  ./effery 

lind  Belly 
P alm  \'nte nain ed  lwch'e  ;.cuests  on ' 
T uesday  of  last  week  ;It  the  homc 
of  the  fo rmer  in  honor  of  1'Ii5s 
No .. m ....  Vedder,  wbose  marriaX'e  is 
Sooll to take place.  The deco r:t lions 
were yellow  :md  white  ch riSlIllthc 
mums. 

fo r  making 

The  cont rilel 

the 
1912  ealend:t r  has  been  g il'en  to  the 
Robe rt  Smith  P r tg.  Co., :Ind  work 
on s ame is progressing s a tisfactorily. 
T he  c:llen(lar  w ill  be  of  six  p:tgC5, 
with  two  or  th rce  photos  to  the 
pa~c, representing  as  best it can the 
buildings,  ):rounJs  and  activities o f 
the institution. 

The music for the  production UT e 
D e um  Laudamus," now  being sUllg 
b y  the  M.  A.  C. choi r,  w as  com  
posed  by  Mr.  Walter  r-. li les.  Cop 
ies of  this  song  may  be  had  :It  the 
\Vo rnell's  13uildillg  at  all y  time  for 
t he  no min:tl  su m  of  ten  cents  e:tch. 
Mr.  Miles  is  also  the  autho r  o f  the 
" Mic higan  \V allz"  for  pianofort!', 
now  being  played  by  the  you ~ g 
w o men  at lhe  colle~e. 

The  EUllomians  ),:"tl\'e  an  ele\ ell 
o\'hxk  party  in  thl'  armo r,\"  Fri,lay 
e\'(:ning'.  P rof.  :md  ?llrs.  \\,ilsoll 
?II rs.  "in.:  werc 
,lll tl  Prof.  and 
patrons. 

The  Il ort ,  Department werc bllsy 
the  p:ISt  w eek  ;,!cllin;!  an  cxhibit 
ready  for  thl!  hi~  Land  and  Apple 
Show  in  Grand  Rapids,  NOI·.  i-II. 
A  n um ber of SllldclllS  will  dsit lhe 
show  this  week. 

C.  B.  Gorton,  '09,  was  a  eolle~e 
I' isitor one day  the past week. 
:\Ir. 
Gorton  is  wilh  the  Co mmonwealth 
['ower Co., of  J;lekson ;  i':i  g-etting 
alotlg  nicely,  and  tho rough ly  enjoys 
his  work. 

T he  dep:lrtmellt  of  drllwillg  has 
just gottell  ill  about  50  lIell'  pla~ter 
cas ts  fo r 
the  free  hand  dr;twlIlg 
room.  Th e  sh ipments  were  from 
Caproni  Bros.,  Boslon, and  C.  H en· 
Ilecke  Co.,  of 
\V is. 
These  will  be  u~ed  mainly  for  the 
wo rk  ill  elemen ta ry  drawing. 

,\lilwRuk ee, 

T hose  who  so  kindly  furnished 
autos  fo r  the  Sunday  school  c hil 
d rt' n  on  the date of t h ~ir pic nic  were 
Pro fs .  \Vilsoll  a nd  Sawyer ,  !\'lrs. 
P ettit,  Luthe r  Baker,  E. P.  Kinney , 
:lOd  ~'lr.  Ripley.  The  eigh ty-ni ne 
c hild ren  ce .. taiol y  en juyf'd  the  ride, 
iIIod  gave  a  rousing  vote  of  thanks 
to those  who furni sh ed  machines. 

011  account  of  the  State  Te:leh· 
t'r5 '  Associ a tion  heltl  in  Dctroit  the 
P:1st  week,  the  public  "..11001  W:l:, 
c10seti  Thursday  and  Fritlay. 

The  funeral  sen ic~'s  for  the  in. 
:\Irs. 
fant  d;lu~hl\:r  of 
Spraag-
II':IS  helll  from  the  house 
yesterd:lr  :tfternoon  at  ~:oo o-dock. 

:\Ir.  and 

?II iss  :\1 ae  l'"rrnl'1cc  is  ill  :It  her 
hOll1e.  ill  ~cUlt\'iik, having:  h:ld  to 
g-il'e  up her  position,  fo ..  the  pre:,. 
cut.  in  th\·  .\ 1 idl:lI1d  puhlil'  sc hools. 

,samuel  L:trl~{lon.  ' II. of  \\'atN 
dic:t,  w:ts  :t  coJleJ.:e  I'isito ..  ::;atunl:w 
and  SUil~by. :tfter  hal-illl{  :tl1ellde~1 
the  hig  meeting 
last· 
week. 

til  Detroit 

E.  A.  l\rmslrollg',  'II,  has  beell 
inst ;lll illg  a  nell' ;t1ternatinJ.;"  current 
plant  for  the  lIildreth  ?lI;lnuf:tctu r 
illg  Co.,  in  Lall si ~lf! '  during  the past 
summer. 

The  Davey  School of  Tree  Sur 
gery  of  Kent, Ohio.  have  asked  for 
a  supply of  experilllem st.1liul1  spe 
cial  bulletin  :\'0.  ':4,  to  be  used  as  a 
text 
their  educ:1tioll:11  work. 
T his  hulle tin  deals  w ith  insects  in 
;lIrio\1s  to  fruits, !lnd  is  much  in  de· 
milnd  as  reference o r  text. 

in 

The  Detroit-A nn  Arbor  hr:t1lch 
o f  the  Ame rican  Institute  of  Elec" 
trical  Engineers,  which  Will S  o rg:t1l 
ized  last year, has  IIg:tin  resuIIH."f\  its 
meetings for  the  present year.  The 
first  meeting  was  held  O ct.  ~i, at 
Ann  Arbor.  Prof.  Sawye r  and  E. 
A.  Armst ron g, c!;lSS  of ' I I ,  attended 
this  meeting.  AU  c lect ric .. !  engi n 
eering  students  arc  e nti tled  to  mem 
be rship ill  this society, and a rc urged 
to  attend 
r-.1r.  A. 
C .  has  a  goodly  num ber  o f  e ngin 
eering  alumni  in  alld  about  D etroit 
aud Jac kson,  hence is  ~iwaY !i  pretty 
well  rep .. csented  at  these  m·e~tirig s . 

thcse  meeti ngs. 

:\1 rs.  ~lIy,ler  enkrt:lilll·,j.  ~btur. 
d:n'  e\cuim'  from  eight  to  ten.  in 
ho'nor  of  rliss,c-s  i\'OrllHI 
\-eddcr. 
II :n:el  T"ft,  Ilelen  :\fidlal:li,ll:iI,  and 
Bc r tha  Dreese, briues to be. 

In~tructor  C.  C.  B:lk e r,  with 

':0 
liis  sophomore  cliKiBeers,  i n  
of 
spected  Ihe  foundry  plallt  of  the 
Il ildrcth  ?llf~. Co., ill  Lansing, :-iat. 
(/:t)  afternoon. 
'1'11'0 olher sections 
Will  he ::in'n  :1  like  ins pection  trip 
as  early  as  arnulg:emcnts  can  be 
lIlade. 

Prof.  I~etti t  was in  Dctroit a  day 
or twO  the  paSI  week,  where he  m et 
rt  numher  of  ?II.  A.  C .  people. 
Amon:: these was  Geor,!.!e  \V. Cush 
ing',  who  is  now  connecte{1  with  the 
Odl"oil  J' """'.<.  Cushill:':: 
is  mak. 
ing  J.:ooU  and  cnjoy ing  his  wo r k 
\'ery  much. 

1'1 r.  ll ooping .. .. ner,  of  ou r  Farm 
C .. ops  Departmcnt,  is  much  in  de . 
mand  these dllYs  as  :l  judge of cor n 
a t  COnlesls  held  by  g range rs,  Y.  M. 
C.  A.s, and  boys' clubs  thro ughou t 
the state.  This  week  he  is  al  Ben. 
zo nia,  :1I1d  in  Ypsilanti  011  the  I.ph, 
where  the  COUllty  e xhibit  a nd  corn 
COil test  arc  under  the  direc tion  o f 
J effery 
PomOlla  Grange.  P rof. 
judgel  at  Kennedy  Station  o n  the 
8 th  and  at  Three Oaks late ..  in  the 
week. 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Desks 

Book  Cases 

ALL  GOODS  DEUHI\ED  fREE 

--
M. J. « B. M. BUGK 

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R.  G.  Carr,  '01.),  is  110\\  in  dwq,:'o! 
o f  the  larg'c  dai ry  herd 
the 
Church  brill.  IW:lr  Sibil'}'.  :\Iid,., 
pr,,,]ueers  uf e.:rtificd  milk. 

1)11 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

Emybodymds, THE  STATE  JOURNAL 

BECAUS E 
II  comp letely  covers  the  fi e ld  o f  local  ne ws,  politics,  and  the 

world  of sports . 

Bec:lUse  its  lelCl{raph  and  c:orre5 pondence  service ena ble  it  to 
g ive  its  renders  the  blest  g e neral  news  of  the  d ay  in  ad. 
Yallce  o f  ;IIlY  othe r  newspaper coming  into  L:msing. 

Have THE  STATE  JOURNAL deli vered to you r  home  by  carrier 

DEBATING  CLUB . 

:lIld 

A  reg-nlnr  llleeting  o f  the  D cha 
ting  Club  was  hehl  !:lsI  ThursJIIY 
nigh t.  The  progr;un  for  the:  cvt:: n · 
in:.:: 
'W;lS  a  deb:llc  011  the  question: 
"  Resolved,  Thai  our p rison  system 
should  he  n-formlHh-e,  falher  than 
pun ilin':'  T I,..  affirmati\c  side 
was  upheld  b~  ~I cssrs. !;chlcussnc r 
lind  Ilarnilton,  while  ~ l eSsrs.  Cow 
the 
ll1ld  COt'hrano:  SUSlllillCti 
In;.:: 
Th~'  \Ichatc  was  well 
nc),:"!ltivc. 
prcparnl 
tldil cr<.:~!  h)  ho th 
sidcs, ;till!  WlIS  cxc<.:edinglJ  int..:re~I­
inJ.:'  fWIIl  Sla r t  to  hl1i~h.  The tll:cis· 
iOIl  of  th('  jutlg"~'s  11':1"  In  !;I\'or  of 
the  nc;::;olill:. 
EI~·r\"on<.:  S~TrI\"  Ttl 
lx· t:lkirl;.!  ,111  unusual  il1l<.:re~I  in  tic· 
h:tlil1!::  thi~  -,"elf,  <I:;  h:IS  hl:cl1  C\·j· 
tlell(NI  11\'  Ih ..  largc  a1t"I1JOlIll"C  at 
thc  meeti;l:!'" of the C luh,..o  for  Ihi!' 
I 'OU  :Ire  :It  all  i nt~'rc:;tcd 
tcrm. 
in  Ilclulill';' "urnc  out  en~r\' Thur .. · 
tI:tl  ui .. ht ~o Ihcse  Il1cctitl~s,  II hich 
;tr~  licIt!  ill  ro(1In  7.  Collc),Cc  I bll, 
hc).!illl1ing  at i  p.  m ... h:lrp. 

I f 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Marx Clothes 

Spalding Sweaters 
Imperial and  KnOI:  Hats 
Heid  Caps 

.. , 

Men 's  Wear  that proves 
itself the w orld ove r. 

The  Mapes  Co. 

2 (11· 1 Q9  Soulh  Wnh lnl1l o .  A H. 

For Yfars  Lottsinl's Ltaditt.f  Clothifr,. 

CO LLEGE  DRUG  0' 

GROC ERY  6. 

H ICCS  &.  BAUER,  PRoPRlnoRs 

:11111 

I:bl 

:'Ilr. 

The  Cui('11  LiICf:lr.1 

:1Ilt!  ~Ir ... 

:'Ilrs.  EUStace 

T he  Libran 

111 
cI~·nltl~. 

\'nl  1.,  :-':0.1.  of  Ihl.' 

~odelv 
gale  11  p.lny 
IIlL'ir  hui!Jill~ 
(111  Frid,1\ 
i' n~f.  :lIld 
:llld 
~ I r~.  Eustace  :11111 
:o.lrs. 
1""11011  wer..:  Ihl:  p;ttron...  T he  (' hi 
Ddt..  hd.\  :t  p:lrly  in  the  :Innory 
on  ~:ttuT.t;,)  c,cl1in),::,  :lIltl  Ihe  For· 
III  the  :.l;!ricullllr .. 1  hllilliing 
('!!"!l·S 
1111  th ..  ":IIHt'  d:lk.  Deall  :llUl  ~I rs. 
ll. 
.:'Ilr. 
!.\ 11l:U1 
J":r~lIn~'  \n'r~'  p"tf,Hl"  for  th e  lirSl 
n:1111l·d,  an ll 
l_il·\II.  :llId  ~f rs.  CrillI 
,md  Prof.  :tn,1 
:tctcd 
in  like  c apa dty  fur  til<'  f o rell ~ i C5 . 

(If  ('on~r('s",  bas 
puhli .. hed  a  list of ·'.\ddilional  rd 
crences  relatin).:  10  n;ciprocil:,'  \Iilh 
C:lI1l1~III"  whi.:h  supplcrnenls  a  Sec 
lion  011  reciprocil:"  \\ hh  Canml:l  III 
the  ~ellcr:t l  .. Li .. t  (,f  l{ cferl'lIc~'s  011 
fall. 
Reciprocity"  puhli,;,hcd 
The  addilirln:.1 
rcf~' renccs  includ .. 
Jl~rrs of Imoks wh u;h  J1 :lIe ;IPJl .. ~rnl 
reccntl,  allil  ~rlicl", ..  in  pcriodil'als 
down  III  lite  I" . .'j.!i nllill~  uf  .\pr il , 
t hi;;;:  "(':Ir.  Speeches  made  durill~ 
thc  Ihird  scssion  uf  Ih ...  61Sl  Con 
or ti,e  C"II.~.  ,,(  . 1 !;I'/rllllun'  has  Krc!tiS  :lre  illdll~k(1. :111\1  some  indio 
caliOIl  i ..  gil'clI  wheth.er  the sp"':lkcr 
j'<.:Cll 
Jlllhlication 
II ;IS  in  £:'1 or of, or  0ppoSC1.1  10  (hc 
II  ill  I)t"  i .. su .. d  nil  I\' ..  tirst  of  e:llh 
1l\()nth  h\  Ihc  ~ .. \\  Yurk  ~Iate Col. 
La .. II),. 
rt·ciJlrodt~ 
k~~' uf  .\;!ri(uhu rl·.  of  which  L.  II. 
sp,:clal  "lr",5"  ha!'  he\'11  l;lid  on  the 
B.lil",)  I"  ,lif\.'~· t'Jr.  The  purpoSI:  of 
l.lUbli l'~[iofts  "e:llin~ 
1;~\·erllll1l·nt 
th :  Sllhjcc.t,  Issued  hy  the 
thi,..  nn!WU!lI:~r  I_ 
the 
''.:'t~ 
pl.·"pk· "f th~' ~tllle II  ilh  the  killils  nt. -- L 1~1~{"d  ~tale.S ,.  C:l1wd,\  .:I~\d  Or:lt 
I It ;11  ar~'  ill  prn"rcu  h.;·  the  Bnll:ll].  Indl\' ld\lal~ deSIring:  copIes 
III'rk 
of  :tl.o,e  Jist  mar  pureh;t .. ~· 
SI:lk  C()I! ... "c  ul  '\";ir ll1tur~. 
It 
Ihem 
from  the  SlIperillkml\'nt  o f  DocII· 
II  ill  l\IHl'HtIlCe  Ihe  il1':""i1-:II'io l1,  the 
l11(:l1\S,  \\':\s hillgton,  O.  C.,  at  fi,'c 
pi .. r:e ..  o f  e\I~.n~;oll  ('n!<.:rJlri .. e~  '\11 
f~T!lh :'11111  wilh  Iho;  \ll·"ple.  f(,rth. 
cents c:lch . 
COIllIl1:!  1>ll lkHn ••  r~'adil1g:  (011 r:.es, 
:11111  othl.· r  ",\-",I1IS  lind  pr(';,:r:Ull ..  of 
\1 hilh thc polol ic -holLIII  h~'e klll,\\"I· 
cd~e. 

rn·~i\·~·'1.·  This 

til  !i"'llIa!I)! 

agn.·clnellt. 

./111101111 .... 1' 

The re :Ire  Ilouht\css  m:ml'  Iwople 
in  this  ,' ieinill  who  :Ire  ilikrested 
in  the  li;.:ht against tuberculosi,.. ;lud 
flrc  1I0t  now  gil'in).;:  :tI1~ thing  HI  lhe 
SLlppor t  of  Ihis  work,  who  would 
likc  to  h .. conle  rc);!ul;lr  mel1lb .. rs  of 
the  SI :lt ("  A550ci1llioll  fo r  thc  Pre· 
,'CI1l;01l  :lI1d  R elief  of  T uhcrculosis. 
T he ;!l1l1l1:1lmcmhe rship  f .. c  is only 
Ulle  JOllllf,  :tnd  it  see ms  ,t!o if  therc 
I11U:;t  be  :I  number  of  ou r  rc:tders 
who  would  be  willil1~ to  help along 
this 
lhe  educatioUli1 
:'11111 
Association 
whit:h  me:lns  so IIllleh  10  the S late. 
T his  AMoc iation  raises  its  funds 
enlireh' 
from  conlrihuliol1s  from 
loy;d  },lichig:tll  ci tizens  who  wish 
for  the  cOllservation  of  huma n  life. 
T he  aOlOllllt  in  Ihe  Ire:15ury  is  low 
at  prest!n t,  all\1  fuu ds mllst ~ raised 
to  ca r ry  011  the  work  until  the  pro· 
ceeds  from t he  Chris lmas  sale  COllle 
in.  ~Iembers hip  fee s  may  be  sent 
to  M iss  Carol  f .  \\ alton,  secre tary, 
Medical  Building, Ann A r bor, ~lich . 

\Iork  which 
IS  cll rr.1  in!.!  on, 

v u nll'lI  II.  Trul.·. 

ill  ch .. r,ICc  of 
our  LJ"IT'·  O ... pt..  I ~() 1-99,  \\'rite~ 
lUI  illh:r"'-"Iin~  kl1er  10  ~Ir.  ~C\V· 
ma ll  frulll  :\el:l,hl, 1.\'h\.'re  he  is 11011' 
professur oi  :I ;.::ri~·\dlure  Hnd  {lIlim3,1 
li e  nll'nliol1s  having 
hush:ll ulry. 
r{.."Cciveli,ltlc  of  the  IUHIOlincernents 
o f  Ilt t!  new  ch unch 
(lpell in;.:: ,  and 
adtls.  "One: Ihill;!  Ihal  strikes  me, 
in  lookin!.!  ()\'Cf  Ihe  ltllllO UIlCe mcIll, 
is  the  fact  that  ll1i~hll  fcw  /lamcs 
lire  familillr. 
I  do  I;ot  rememher 
any  Ihal  I  kn ow  ri~ht  11 (11,  cXl·ept 
1 \\'0  or  three-yourself.  Pres.  S ny. 
de r  and  D cw.::y  Seeley. 
I'd  like  to 
look  "round  Ihcre  ooc~'  morc.  b u t 
am  Hf raid  it  woulll  make  me  home· 
sick.  Some of  the  assot:i3t ions  und 
experienccs  Juring  the  )'c:l r!l  I  was 
al  M_  A.  C.  arc  grounded  pre ll)' 
deepl ),  ioto my  life. 
I CUltllot fo rg~1 
the  me n  ami  women  1  kltew  there." 

• 

J.  w.  RNAPP  co. 

The  store  where  studentl!  of  tlle  M.  A.  C.  ca n  supply  thei r  eye r)'  want. 
The  CIOIlk,  Sui t  and  Fur  depa rtm ent  ready  to  meet  every  denland  of  t he 
wome n  " 'ith  Tailored  S uit!!.  Queenl)'  GOW D ~,  Handsome  Coati!,  Pe r fectly 
Tailored Ski rts,  Corsetl!,  Waists and  Beautiflll  Furs. 

Complete R8-"O rtmentof Hosiery and Unde r"'ear ol the most ~Iiable make.!'. 

Men's lIilk  sock.!!.  the Me kind .  for 25c  pro 
W omen's sil k  book  hOlle.  lisle t op.  (or  :sae pro 
!!feo'l! silk  and lisle socks.  best wearing ki nd . 25  pro 
Women'/I garter {('II  l i~ le hO!!e  3:';0-3 po.irs $1 .00 
M eo'~ fine lisle loc kl!.  2Sc  '·a llle8.  1%-3 pairs SOc. 
Woml' us fine  lisle  hOlie.  re-e nf on..'i':d  heel  and t oe.  2.~c IIr. 

Buy  you r  Furnishings  at  a  Departme nt  S tore  and  SIlve  money. 

-itt ..  Sit""  'h~'  dO<'tJ  . .  it  (Jd".rll!J"~· 
cJ.W.KNAPP @. 

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LANaIHG. MI~1n 

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(,OJ /PAS)" 
PR/.\7/.'-C 

En.r ...... e r.  Printers Station ..... 

')~g E  arc  especially  wcoll  equipped 1 

~ (0  supply  ~·ou  with  :tn~,thing 
you  may  need  in  Ihe  line  of 
CALLING  C.-\RDS,  DAN CE 
Ar-:D  SOCIETY  PROGRAMS 

Lawrence &  VanBuren 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 

of  Philadelphia 

.\re Ihe  Illf~C!'t  lI1:111l1factllr~'rs 
o f  COL LEoe  U;"llIFOR.'\o1S  U1 
l  "il~d  ~tates.  111111  h:l'e 
Ihe 
:ut.l  11I,\illlain  the  husi· 
IIOll 
Ill~S  h,  .. hc:er  force  of  1tlcrit. 

The  Lnifonns  wo rn  at 
michigan  Hgrlcu!rural  eolltllt 
:lrc  tilli"hcd  e":lmple!! 
o f  our prOduct. 

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"'nd  nude,,,.  " ' 111  t.ke  PRI" ~  to  Pl\uonhe 
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m ILp  n ,o!"ntlnIU. ":100",,..  pock et  book •. U&:. 
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