The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

E.\sT  LA~SISG,  )II CH1G.L\",  'l'UESrU Y ,  DEeD! BE R  Ii,  1\11 L 

~o.  11 

M.  A.  C.  DRAMATIC  CLUB. 

Present" The  R ivals"  in  the  Armory 
Ne xt  Friday  Night. 

T he  1\1.  A.  C.  Dram:llic  Club  is 
again  activ(;  \llis year. :l!lll n cxt  fri 
d:ly  night.  will  present  :J  five 
lIct 
comed\'  e ntitled  ',The  Rinlls,"  by 
R ichard  Brinslc\'  Shcrid:lll. 

T he 

cast  CUB!:lills  CX~'cp l iollal 
ability,  so  Prof.  Kill)!  says,  allli 
they  have  the  play 
in  excellent 
s h:, pc.  New  "ccucry  has  been 
orde red  especially  fo r  this  play  from 
;Irlis!s  in  the  east ,  who h:I\'c  sp:lfcd 
no t hing  to  produce  the  most  strik 
ing  effects .  T he  cos tumes  lI'ili  he 
clahor.ttc,  ami  the  whole  p r oduc 
tion  promises to  excel :H1}'thi!1g'  eve r 
put on  at  this  collc~c. 

\ \' .  D.  Simpson. 

The  astu te Sir Anthon}  Abso[utt· 
is  to  b.:  impcrsonated  hy  nonc  other 
than 
.'\.  A .  Sorenson,  who  won 
f:trne  last  \'c;!r  in  " T he  He;lrt s  of 
the  l~ l:opl;:'." 
lu  the  cbaraclt' I'  o f 
the  ad\'cntu rous  C"pt;lin  Absolute. 
son  o f  Sir  Anthol1\', we  haq: a  nelV 
star,  Elmcr  \ V.  Br:lnde,:;.  T he  pill 
iug  and  pcssillli~tic  Faulklallli 
is 
also  to  be a  new  lig-ht  in  the  pe rson 
o f 
" Our  o wn 
P eter,"  o f  \ Vanl  "  A"  fau1l",  pro· 
duce r  of  mirth  and  college  spi rit, 
will  shine,  we  !loubt  not,  as  the 
do wnisb" A c res ."  And  Sir  Lucius 
O'Triggc r . the  ~al1anl,  will  bc done 
by  E.  E .  Ilotchin .  E .  Conway  docs 
t he  stunts,  onc  as  "F ag"  alld  tbe 
other 
llist in. 
..  Dil \·id."  The 
guished  p r esident  of  the  club  has 
m odestly  accepted  thc  honor  o f 
being  Thomas,  the  ct)al"iun,Ul. 

liS 

A nd  now  for  t he  g-irls,  wilhonl 
whom  1I0lhinu  would  he  complete. 
Proper  1\'1 rs.  1\1 alaprop  is  to 
to  be 
secn  in the person of  l~ hilell:1  Smith. 
le;lllc  Avery  will  take  the  pnr~  o f 
-Lydia  L:mguish ,  with  w hom  Ihe 
Captain 
love;  Hnd  ?d uric] 
Smith  is  10  he  1 ulia,  t be  ~\lidinJ.{ 
sta r  of  F Hulk[mlli.  Louie  [bl!  will 
be  Lucy,  m:lid·in'\Vlliting  10  L ydia. 
The  nnnory  is  the  place,  7 :30  p. 
m.  till"  time,  and  ::5  cents  t he :trimi!l_ 
sion.  Come  anll  b r ing you r  fr iends, 
for  you  will  have  a  jolly  time. 

is  in 

LIVE  STOCK  SHOW. 

AhO\Il  30  upper  cbss l11en  and 
specials  left,  with  Inst r uctor.  G eo. 
B rOW ll,  Sumlay  night,  fo r  the  an· 
nUli[  t rip  to Chicago, when: is  being 
held  the  imernal ional  Live  Sto(' k 
Exposi tiOlI .  Dellll  Shllw  left 
for 
Chicago on  Friday, and  Dr. Giltne r 
and  ~Ir.  I·Judson  will  ;llsu  be  in  at· 
te ndance, 

T he  boys  will  spend  .I'vfouday  Ht 
the stock show.  Tu esday  forelloon 
they  will  nHlke  a  tri p  to  t he  va r ious 
packing  ho uses :lnd  sloc ~ ya ~d~, :lIld 
in  t he  afternoon  they  Will  \"ISlt  the 
exchange and  sec  where  the  wheal 
ami  other  mar k ets  fire  manipubtcd. 
On  Tuesday  en'ning  the  party 
pl an  to see  th c  b ig land  show, which 
is  being  held  in  the  audi.to ri um. 
T hese  t rips  arc always  vcry IIlst ru e· 
ti ve,  as well  as intensely  interestin g, 
lind  the  st ud ents  will  no  dou bt  be 
well  repaid  for  the trip. 

M.  A.  C.  DEFEATS  WABASH . 

VIS ITOR S  PUT  UP  GOOD  GA ME - SCO RE  ON  FLUKE . 

FINAL  SCORE,  17 - 6. 

In  Ill'rlMpS  tne  tIIost  inten:stin~ 
football  gamc of  the SC;t50n  the boys 
fr om  \\" ahash  Colle,",e  ( C r awfonts. 
\'il[(',  Iml.)  were  d d eated  011  our 
own  field  T hanks),("i\' iug  D ay,  17  to 
6. 
[t  W!lS  a  (iuil1g"cJose  to  t/!(- [Olll{ 
,\1.  A.  C.  \'irtorics,  ;lIld 
series  of 
I~ rof.  i\lack lin,  tile 
lllld  the 
l(:;Ull 
roolers  are  hi:,:-hly  pleased  wilh  the 
\\'hen it  is  known 
showing- milde. 
that  the  "Little GianlS of  tht!  \ Vest" 
hllV~ ollly  been  beaten  t wice !Iuring 
Ihis  Se:ISOII,  ,md  t hese  were  lost  by 
a  vef\'  small  mar:;i n,  Ihe 
real 
strell}::ih  of our OWII  team  can  be,  in 
~ lllt'Hsu rc,  rc;dizeu . 

in  Ilk-

Thc  visitors  wo r ked  the  forward 
P;ISS  repe;ltedly,  :lIld 
tirst 
qnarter, with  the help of  se~'e rc pcn· 
;llti('5 npon  the home kam, :tdnHlct:tl 
the  ball  to  Ihe  fi\'c'Y;lr~1  lille,  whi."n; 
the)  wcre  hell!.  Short  ~aius were 
made  :lIld  pellHhies  wc r c  frequent 
durin~ Ihis  fi rst qua r ter,  ;lnd  culled 
with  \ Va bOlsh  in  possession  of  the 
1,:111  0 11  the 30·yard  lille. 
[n  this, as 
in  succ~'cdi!lg  qua rters ,  each  (Irop 
kirk  :lI1elllptcd  by  Lambert  went 
wild . 

In  the  se..:ond  IIU ;trt("r  .\1 . • \. C., 
hv  some  ~ood ,  sl rai)..:"hl  blll i  :111<1  sue· 
cess[ul  forward  p:tsscs,  worked  the 
ball  lu  the  tive·y:lnl  li n e .  The  Il id· 
llen  b:llI  slunt  W;IS  he re  pulled  off,,. 
Gifford  goin;.:"  o\-er  the  line.  The 
COll n t  W;IS  not  allowel\,  howcver, 
and  the  ball  was  pllt  into  play  on 
the  lo ·yanl  lille  and  .\l. A. C. ~i\'cl1 
first  downs.  R ibkt  madt:  It  pretty 
pa!ls  to  .\larkham,  who  went  o~' er 
fo r  the  nrstS('ore.  H ill  kicked}!"o;d. 
The  next  touchdown  was  made 
by  (jorenno,  who  recuvernl  L am 
bert.'s  punt after it had  heen hlocked 
hy (j iffo rd.  Shor tly a {te r,  Il ow ard, 
for  the  visito r s,  interccp-tefl  a  for 
ward  P;ISS  to  ~tone, and  starletl  fo r 
the  ;':-0:11.  After  a  r un  of  60 ya r ds 
h~  was  s tup ped  by  Ihe 
;\1.  A.  C. 
i\l .  A . C .  secured  the  ball 
..:aplllin . 
011  an  ;ltte Ol ptell  pas;;  by  \\"a bash . 
onl\'  10  Jose  it  on  II  fumble,  wh ich 
was  recovered  by  JJuHough s,  who 
m ade  an  t·asy  to u chdow n _ t he  only 
one allowed  the  l roosiers. 

\\" hen 

13allard 

In  the  lasl  quar te r  ~lcDermid 
was sent in  at left  gll;lnl  to  rt'place 
C a mpbell,  and 
reli ClTed 
..\/arklWtIl .  Th ro ughout  the  whole 
g;ltne,  but especially  in  this  qua r ter, 
(lid the big- fre shma n fu llb::lck,J ulian, 
shine. 
t he  bleache rs  sup· 
posed  the  score had been  set  for  the 
g ame,  fo r 
it  was  n early  over,  he 
secured  the b a ll  on an atte mpted  fo r· 
wind  pass  by  \\T abash  and  rail  So 
yards  and  plac(·d  lhe  OVlll  behind 
the  posts  for  the  fin al  score .  H ill 
kic ked  goa l. 
In  his  run Juli an  had 
interference,  and  this  P:Ir· 
perfect 
tic\llar  play  was  th e  feal ure  o f  the 
whole  g ame . 

.M c \ Villiams,  Culve r 

:Hld  Stont' 
have  played  the ir  last  game.  and  a 
the 
too. 
s plendid  one 
whole  le am  pl ayed  a  sta r  g ame, and 

fact, 

In 

we  nrc  all  proud of  th(·1I1.  T he  day 
was cold  aud  ra w,  lhe  tielt!  slippery 
;lIlt!  frOlen  - yel  hill  few  funrhlo:s 
were  mad e.  T he  forwllrd  pass('S 
of  tht·  visitors  were  as  llluch  of  a 
feaw re as t Ile  t:lckling- of ..\It.  Union, 
and  Ihe  j:{llme  was  a  m OSl  interest· 
iag  on e  to  side·liners. 

.\Ir . 

.\[a..:klin  h:!s  re;\son  to  feci 
satisfie(i  with  thc  showin).!"  his  team 
h:LS made  this  fall,  alld  with  hilll  as 
I('ader  t he futu r e  of  athletics  al  i\J. 
A.  C.  will  be :lsSllre{i . 

TilE  1.I:(R·l'1'. 

~ 1.  A.  U. 

. R.  G. .... 

Gor enflo ........ R.  E ... ..... ... Niell.r r 
Gif rord ......... It. T ... ...  ' .. l-IIlrlall 
Cul\""er 
.. EtiiotL 
~IcWi1liams....  C . . . ... ... t:: ra wns 
C:ullpbell. . . . . .  1..  u ....... _. Etbt<rts 
McI_'1 ughry ...... L.  T.  _ ....... Hoppin.':l 
StOllti .......... .  L .  E ... ... _.  Howard 
H ill. . _. 
..R  H.  B. .... OlIllg\\'i~eh 
~larklH.l,Il1 .. __ ._  L .  l:l.  B.. 
. .Elgin 
. ... F.  R.  .... . Showaltel"lj 
Jtlli;UL _..... 
RilJtet. ........... Q.  B. 
... Ln.ulbert 

THANKSGIVING  SERVICE. 

T hanksgiving  service 

\\;13  held 
in  Ihe chapel of Ihe  People's Church 
:11 .,:00 p.  m.,  l'hllrsli:t.l",  IUIII;!  Ilirge 
Illlmlwr of collegeallfl  Easl  L:!nsing 
people auclHled . 

Excellent  music  was  hlrnisht'd by 
the  B em is  Quartel!e ami  :\lrs.  Rob· 
son  of  our  E:nglish 
()ep;lrtmcnl. 
\'recedi ll~  the  alldn;s."  .\lr.  Ii allo<: k 
read  I~re sidellt  Taft's  proclamation 
settillg  aside  ~ ov.  30  :rs  a  Ilay  o f 
fl·astill;.:"  ;lI1d  thnnksgi\· ill~. 

Dr.  Besse\'  acte!1  !IS  dwirmall  o f 
the  rncctini,  ;"lUll  Slated  thai 
the 
speake r  of  the  d;IY  W~IS  knOwn  to 
college  s tuden ts  as  "Lind\',"  but 
since  hecom ing  the  e{litor  of  an  illl' 
por\;<nt  publication .  he  must  be  an· 
nounced  otherwise. 

,\1 r.  LilHlcmann  started  out  hy 
tclling- something  ,)f  Ih~  ,\!t:n  alJ(l 
R eligioll  F o rward  l\lo\"l~mel1t,  ;md 
outlined  b r iefir  the  plan  of  the  o r· 
ganization . 

the  slll'ake r 

In  con nection  with 

I ~res. T aft's 
proclltmatioll, 
staled 
that  most  of these  were "hi"  thi ll "s" 
only. ;toti  mentioned  11I" n) '  of  ~he 
sll1:d[cr  things  for  \\ hich  we  should 
be,  hut  not  ;tlways are,  thankful. 

H it  ::lisa spoke of  the newe r  work 
o f the c h u r ch-the going out aR)o n g 
people  and  helpin~  th"'l11  in  every 
lI c  did  not  believe  in  lhe 
way . 
in  the 
preacher  who  would  stand 
p ulpit  o n  SUllti:!y  hut 
\\"I\S  ne\'cr 
hC:lnl  f rom  the  r est  of  the  week. 
I Ie  ,llso  believes  th:!t  Ihe  lives  of 
the ch urch  m cmuers  have;1  J:::reatcr 
inAuc n cc  upon  those  with  whom 
the}  come  in  con tact  th:m  docs  the 
p r e achi n g  from  the  platfo r m . 

The  1.11k  \\,:IS  r eplete  with  good 
th ings  and  c njoyed  hyall  p resent. 
A t  its  close  t he entire  cong r egation 
sallg "A m e r icR." 

'is' 
Therc b:LS  beel!  puhlis hed  in  patTI. 
phlct  form  an  :lddress  hy  \\' .  K. 
!'rudden  on  the  ('u rPOrale  excess 
tax  plan.  This  addr('ss  w as  ~iven 
before  the  ta:..alion  cOlllmis"ion  in 
I.an~ing 0 11  0 1.'1 .  31. 

[n  his  all.iress  .\ I r.  l'ruddl'll  gives 
~  sUlllming:  up of  Ihe  hi~to ry of  the 
u!x  prohlem. and  seeks  to  prove  the 
following: 

t.  1'h;1I  the  {:orporalioll  exCcss 
lax  pl:ll1  is  not  Oldy  lllljllst_  hUl  a 
llisr rimin:ltill)!  ta:... 

:11111 

2 .  Thllt  Ih ~·  m:l1Iuf:wtllrill;!  cor 
poration s  of  ,\1 ichi"al1 .  ;." a  wholt" 
hom  I'he  kstimony 
tig-ures 
;'::1\ell  by  tht,  COlllll1i~sit)n  in  1\5  re 
port,  pay  their  fair  portion  of  t"KI'S. 
3.  T I1:lt  n"  propert.\  in  :\1 ic hiuan 
cove red  hy  Il1l'  COlll!llission's  rl.'purt 
(cx el l1(lil1~  rajlroa.l,  ex pre"".  t,·k· 
grapili,- o r  oth(' r  puhlic  sen'ice  ro r· 
pl1ratious)  I':t.\' s  :\  1:1'1:  h;l.i ... d  0 11  the 
l'o rporatc  CXCl'SS  pl:lII,  nor  IIpon  the 
market  \·;tlue  uf  it!>  stock,  lH1r  upon 
the  full  cash  v:tllle  o f  the  propcr ty. 

II.  K.  P ltlrillrchl',  of  the- aho\'C 
cl:1SS,  Illl"  just  b ... ell  :lppoillt cd  :-lew 
EUj..:"land  Ag-e llt  of  the  I' .  .\1.  Rail· 
way,  hi,:;  :.Ippointment  dating  from 
:\[r.  P,l1ri •. ~~ !:~' s  ad  
Del-.  I,  19: 1. 
lOt  01.1  S"u t h  1~ld g- . ,  Bos· 
dress  is 
ton. 

'o~ . 

1\.  A.  Fi ... k,  !'lIpe r illtclHlc1lI  of 
Ihe  Board  uf  I'ark  Commissioncrs, 
Racine,  \\"is ..  has 
relllTlll:d 
from  a  WeSlern  trip,  wherc  he  has 
l'eell  in\'eslii!at in ~  orchard  cundi. 
\\·c  hope  in  the  n",ar  futUre 
tiol1s. 
to  ha~"{"  :t  rl'pnrl  of  his  lill.ling"s. 

just 

'05' 

The 

1'~'''I{SI'/~'al/i' l 

.I'f, rmer,  a 
represcnlati\'e  brill  p:lpcr puhlishcd 
at  ..\I eatil"ille,  [';J., hIlS  just  be",n  pur· 
chased  l>\'  the  L;lwrell c~'  l ' ublishil1<T 
Co ..  flf  'C\cvelan.l,  Uhio.  :11)(1  win 
he rea fter  be  under  the  same ':':-~'n('r;11 
m:m:lg-elllent  as  tlw  Ohio  .I·urmcr 
and  the  .I/icl,i';"'al/  Farlllr,. .  T he 
illler estin:r  puint  to  \1.0; 
in  t he  trans. 
llctiolL  is  the  fae' t  that  Arthur  J.  _\ 11, 
Ilersol1,  '0,).  for  ei:,:-ht  years th~ a"su 
cillte  editor  o f  the  UhiQ  Farmer, 
has  been  app"inted  II) the  etlitorship 
o f  this  puhlication.  },Jr.  AI1l[ersoll 
brill~s to  his  work  lIt  i\!e:ld\·ille  VAl. 
uable  practictl[  (',"periellce  in  news . 
p:lpe r  work,  and  the  promolion  is 
certainly  a  fine  11ppreci at ion  of  his 
work  with  Ihe  company  al  Cleve_ 
land.  A 5 s tated  in  his  introductioll, 
he  aillls  to  make  this  the  hest  :ll-:ri. 
cultural  pape r  th at  mou(')"  and  ex. 
pcricl1ce  C:l I1  produce,  '111([  we  ltre 
sure  his  r e;J\lers  will  nOt  be  dis. 
appoitlled ill  l ite lIew  Prllll. Fl1rm tlr. 

, 10. 

Thomas  B u rl ,  who  h ilS  been  act. 
itlg  as  chemist  for  the I rOil  Fu r nace 
Co.,  of  C harl evoix, du r illg  the  past 
six  weeks,  has  scver ed  hi3  COI1I1I:C _ 
tio n  w il h  that co m pany, alld  is  now 
at  his  home at  R edford,  ).lieh. 

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TUESDAY,  OECEMBER  5,  191 \' 

THE  SPOKANE  TRIP. 

.Ind 

intercst:ng 

Prof.  Eu stace  returned  bst week 
from  Spok:HlC,  \rashingtoll,  where 
he ac ted  as  olle of th(:  judges  at  the 
big apple show  recently held.  The 
show  \\'as  :l  tremendous  success, 
both as  regards  atle ndance  and  the 
variety  and  scope  of  the  exhibits. 
A 
larl{e  IlUTllhe r  of  car· load  lots 
were  jud.!{ed,  and  these  formed  ;'l 
instructi"e 
vc r \' 
featurc of  the  b ig show.  T he  bus· 
ines,:>  men of thee it),  advanced  $40,-
000  witb  wh ich  to carryon  the  p ro 
ject,  and  this  fund  was  e ntirely  ex 
IWllsled . 
\\' hile 

\\',Is hing-toll,  Prof. 
Eustacc mel  J\.lr.  and  ~Jrs .  YOlhe rs. 
~lr. Yothers  was  a  former  in!;truc 
tor  in  entomology, ami  n o w  holds  a 
the  i\.gricul1u r:l1 
like  p ositio l) 
College, :'-.Ioscow,  l el;lho.  On t he re 
turn  h e  spcnt  one  day  ill  the  Bitte r 
Root  \ ·:llle\"  with  D:l"harsh  and 
Dewey,  'II;  who  <Irc·  inspecting 
fruit  :l1H1  c.ojoying  their work in  the 
country. 

in 

at 

One  afte r noon  w as  spellt  a t  the 
Minllcsota  Agril·ultural  Collcge, 
where the  professor  IIlt!t  .\1. J.  Dar· 
sey, '06,  who is  doing research  work 
in  pl:ull  hreedillg.  H ere  also  was 
f all lid  .\Ir.  Kohler, a  rormeril1s tru ct· 
or  in  horticulturc at M.  A.  C. 

One half  day  was  also  spellt  at 
.las .  G.  Moore, '03,  is  in 
Madison . 
charge  o f  the  1I0rt.  Depl.  :It  that 
place.  aod  T.  J.  l\l cCa rthy,  'II,  is 
instructor.  L.  J.  Cole,  with  '99, 
has  c hal")~c  of  the  Department  of 
Animal  Brel'ding".  ;1Ilt!  F. 1<...  Crane, 
'99,  is  at  thi s  instiwtion  completing 
his  work  for  the  Ph.  D .  in  Agricul. 
tural  Economic~.  P hil  \Y esscJs  is 
also  ta king  w o rk  for  an  ad"anccd 
and 
degrce,  as  is  ;\150  Li\'crallce 
Douglass. 
former 
poultry  mall.  hilS  charge of the poul 
tn·  work. 

Jas.  Halpin, 

CHURCH  S ALE. 

The  chu r ch  par lor;,  will  prescnt 

a  "ery  pretty  appea rance  tomorro" 
afternoon,  when  the  fair  and  sale 
opens up.  St:xcn  booths .h8.\"C:  been 
tastil y  arr:II1g"t:.-d 
iilnd  uecorated.  at 
which  pn:tt~  thill:(s  to  wear,  useful 
things  to  usc,  and  gQoo  things  to 
eat  will  be on sale. 

At Olle  booth will  be  found  b.1.kcd 
goods,  vege tables :md c..1111lcd  ~ooJs. 
At  aJlother  uprons,  etc.  Fallcy 
work  will  he  sold  at  anothe r ,  and 
s ti ll  there is  room  for candy  sellers, 
:Irticlcs,  :lIld , 
dealers 
best  of all,  lunches  in  the  large din· 
ing  r:oom  f rom" to  i.  A  beiilutiful 
doll  is  to  be  auctioned  off  at )4  p.  m. 
No one can  afford  to  miss  this, 
the g relltesl  fair  which  th e women's 
society  has  liS ye t  'Ittempted. 

in  domcstic 

,  I  I. 
E.  H ulse called  on college  friend s 
1o.!r.  lI ulse  is  cityengi_ 
last  week. 
neer o f  St. JOhIlS,  and  county  dmin 
e ngineer o f  Clinton  Co. 

The  M .  A.  C .  RECORD. 

APPO I NTMENTS  AND  PROMOTIONS. 

FROM  NEW  MEXICO. 

HEADQUARTERS  CORPS  OF  CADETS . 

Subj oot  to  the  a.p~roval of  the  President o f the College,  the following  a ppo int 

ments and promotiOns  in  the Corps are anno unced: 

R.;OU1£NTAL  FIELD  A~D ST.\.FF. 

To be  Colonel,  Sheffield. G.  C. 

Lieu telJllu t Colooel,  Knapp,  L.  J , 
Captaiu Rnd  Adjutant. l ddlel!.  A. 
Captai n allu Quartermaster.  Hall,  11.  D. 
C"I"ain and Cvmmissa.ry. c.:.plan.  II.  H. 
Chief  Bugler  (and 211d  Lieutenant),  Dickiuson,  C.  H . 
Regimentlll Sergennt :\lajor, Cummi ng,  W.  S. 
Regimellt.al  Quarte rmaster Se r~eant. Longnecker, J. 
Regimental C.)tDwi;J;lllry.  Sergeant,  Simp;,on.  N.  D. 
C:.llorSe rgeunts.  B,lmill,on.  ,J .  Ii.,  and  Day.  C.  1:1 . 
Bugle SergeallL,  Com lossy, G.  L. 

To be  1st Lieuten" nt.  We8te rl"e ld,  L 
2nd  Lieutenant.  Kiefer.  E.  C. 
Additional 20d  Lieuteuant.  McNutt,  R_  D. 
P rincipal  MU$ician,  Brand!!$,  E.  W. 
Dru m  Major.  linaa.  G.  B. 
Ser geants,  Barro\\"~.  F.  I~ ..  VonKerekhove, J. ,  Oij!:by,  K  L ..  Corey,  \r. C, 
Corllo(:;l ls,  CLlShlllan,  D.  D.,  Vi uton.  C.  F.,  La(.'ey,  N.  W. ,  \Yileden,  L.  A. 

To be  Major,  Miller. J.  A. 

1st Lieutenantallli  Battalion Adjutant.  Goodell,  R.  A. 
2nd Lieu(.enantand l3atllllion Quartermaster and CuulIllissarr.  ~anford, E.  C. 
Battliliou Sergeant  Major, Topham,  B.  T. 

FIRST  BATTAI.ION. 

To  be 

Ca.ptain, 
1st Lieut., 
2nd Lieut , 
A(l"l2nd Lt .. 
1st SerS·t. 
Co.  Qrn.  Sg., 
Sergeants. 

Olwlmn y  ·' A··  Company  '·0"  Company  ··C'·  Compm,y  ··D·· 
Douglas,  E.  C.  Deh·iu.  R.  B.  McDonald, W.  A. Sdilieider,  L-l. W. 
Yoke.  E.  A. 
Lord , C.  S. 
Blair.  D.  A. 
Jacklin,  B.  M. 
Campbell, L. W.  Hal!,  C.  B . 
Gribbte.  W.  C.  Fletcher,  J.  D. 
Andrews,  F.  E.  IIhll m.  M.  T. 
Batesoll.  G.  T.  Noo.  E.  R. 
t{us.'<I":II.  M.  A. 
Clemens,  \".  A. 
P helps,  F.  E.  Ma rkley,  L. S .  MacDonald,J. ,\.  Mathe r.  D.  W. 
Beit8ch,  G. 
Gra'es. R.  E, 
Vasold.  B.  B 
Mueller.  F.  H.  Todd. C.  R. 

Russell , L. S.  Mart in.  L.  H.  Wells.  J.  S. 
Lanlie.  G.  L. 
Fairchild.  I. J .  Pailthorp.  It.  H.  Ewing.  F.  U. 
Burns.  F.  B. 
Collins.  E.  H. 
Keunedy. L. L.  Publo\\".  H.  L.  MarJ,:olis.  I. 

Hodgman,  C.  D.  Aldenlyce.  J.  C. 

Minen;,  H.  F. 
\V olf.  W.  J. 

Hallock.  W.  M.  Spaulding.C.  A.  Petrie, J .  A. 
Mutch ler, H.  E.  Hearh,  P.  R. 
Wil;;ou ,  R. 
Fox,  W.  S. 
COOIl@.  A.  L. 
Birdsell.  A.  L. 
Je"'ell,  A.  H.  HinSe r. T.  R.  F.' Col:.  C. C. 
Gleye.  W. 
Geldhof,  P.  E. 

Scramlill.  H.  W. 
H uh<e.  L. 
Cloutier.  F.  V. 
Da\"i,.,  1:1.  I. 
Ri c hards,  C.  N-

Corporals.  Burt,  E.  1-1. 

(Remo.l".!."  of IJ~~ to he  p" l.>Hsh~<.l  ne.n  'H',·k.) 

AMHERST  LETTER. 

:1 

\\' alter  Bordwell , 

/lOW 
\Vh c n 
the  noted  ~J c ;\"alllllra 
j\ld~e  for 
ill  California,  was  youngcr, 
cases 
he  WllS 
the 
familiar  figure  011 
campus  of  ;>'1.  A.  C.,  while  he  read 
law  and  stoppcd  with 
I~ n'side nt 
\\"illiL;;,  whose  adopted  d:lUgllter  he 
marricd. 
I  fo r med  the  inlpression 
that  he  was  a  ca reless,  :md  perhaps 
an  untidy  1111111,  fa,·  I frequently  sa w 
him  open  his  letters  while  walking 
on  the  lawll,  scattering  thc  en\' el 
opes  broadc<lst  <IS  he  wenl  alo ng _a 
habit  long  since  abandoned  hy  nil 
order ly  students  at  ~1.  A.  C . 

r h:l\-e  rl'cen tlv attended twO corll 
shows  in  .\las sachuseus,  and  was 
surprised;1l the  quality  o f  corn  all 
exhibition.  Ot  the  State  Show, 
Pro f.  \\".  D.  Hurd,  '03,  was  seere, 
fa r \',:lnd  D irector  L. A. Clinto n, '89. 
fro'lll  Connectic ut,  was  II  spcake r. 

Paying  m)"  own expenses, 1  wenl 
to  Columbus,  Ohio,  the  13th  of 
2\'ovcmher,  just  for  the  fun  of  it, 
and  to  meet friends  and  attcnd  some 
of  the  meetings  of  the 15th  Associ 
ation  o [  American  A g ri cultural  Col 
leges 
ilnd  Experimellt  St:Ltion s. 
TheSe  people  meet  mostly  ill  sec· 
tions :  T he  P r esidents of  AUricul. 
tuml  Colleges;  \Vorkers  in  E xpe r  
iment Statiolls;  Directors  of  Farm 
crs'  Institutes;  The Society  of  Ag 
ronom y ;  Society  of  Animal:\"' utri· 
l\lar1:lgc 
lion;  Society  o f  Farm 
the  Ad"ance 
ment;  Society  f or 
mcnt  of  Ag- r icultu r al  T eaching; 
Society  for  the  Promotion of  Agri, 
cultunll  Science,  an d  the  Teac hers 
of Ag.f"iculturc in Secolldary Schools. 
These  peo ple  :lnd  thei r  progrol ms 
arc.  3 n  inspi r ation  to  olle  who  r e  
joices  :It 
t he  prollliscs  o f  ag ri cul 
tural  education . 

l\I.  A.  C.  m en  took  prominent 
parts-Ilot  always  h aving  evcr y 
thi.ng  their ow n  way. 
In  olle  e:lse 
last  year  the  c h:lirman  and  two 

other  men  conslituted  half  of  an 
import:LIlt  comm ittee  of  s ix. 
\\'l' 
I11clltiol1  these  Ihilll!S  whilc  Wl'  call, 
for  the  time  is  conrill:,.(  wh cn  men 
of  sOllie  othel'  colk-ges  with  lIlun:! 
m o ney  :md  equipmenl  will  makl'  it 
impossible  fur  M.  A.  C .  to  hol\1  ils 
rank,  Il u less  morc  exertion  i3  made 
with  mort'  moncy  to  usc. 

W.  J.  BE ,H. 

NEWS  FROM  HONOLULU . 

111  the  1.;:/1.·  Jlapids  l'rogT ('$s  is 
found  a  most interesting  len", r  from 
:\'e:ll  C .  Perry ,  a  former  Elk  Rap 
ids  hoy, and  a  g:raduate  of  M.  A.  C. 
w ith  the  class o f  190i. 
~Ir.  Perry 
has  chargc of  the  music  ill  one  of 
the  large  theaters o f  I i onolulll,  :Illd 
has  becn  in  the  islands  so  long:  that 
he  lakes  an  in\o.:rest  ill  all  the  actil'i 
ties of  thc  ~eople  of  that  far  aw .. )" 
land . 

\\- e  quote  portions  of  h is  letter, 
which gil'es a u  idea of the sports  of 
the  people o f  lia 1I':lii. 

" In  H onolulu  this  ( Sept.  In  h:15 
been  "the  day  after  the  dlly  be· 
fore,"  of a  ve ri ty,  fo r yeSterJ:. y  was 
one  of  the  hig  days  of  the  yea r  
'· R egatta  l)ay." 
\ Ve  h:J.\"e  heard 
muc h  o f  "Regatta  I)"y"  ailt!  we 
have  looked  forward to it wilh g:reat 
interest,  for  we have cOll sider ed our· 
scl,·es  vitally concerned  ill:lSmuch ;IS 
the  l-i c:lla.ni  boys arc anllually  linkcd 
the 
in  combat  w ith 
Myrtles,  for  the  row ing  Supremacy 
a ll  th:lt  day,  <lIId  yO LL  know  I  alii  a 
loyal  and  enlhusiasti c  I-Ical:tni. 

rivill s, 

their 

" H a w aii  is  a  long  ways  from  the 
rcst  of  the  world,  and  in  the  llHlucr 
of  a m usements  especially  are  the 
H awaiian  people 
T hey 
c;lnnot  ha\·e  the  excellen t  thea trical 
attractions  th at  much  smaller  cities 
are blessed  w ith ill  the silltes.  They 
lack  the  intersectional  football  and 
(Oont lnued on  pll.I"e t . ) 

lacking. 

III a  most  ill teresting  letter,  writ · 
ten  to  Prof.  Kedzie,  M.  F.  Loomis 
tells  of  his  work at  R oswell,  :\'ew 
Mexico, of  t he country,  the  people, 
amI  th c  possibilitics of  that  portion 
of  U.  S. 
1\-Jr.  Loomis  is  interested 
ill  a  combination of engilleering and 
horticultural  work, which  he enjo,·s 
i m mellsely.  H e  states  that  the  Cli, 
mate  is  superb, and  attracts  a  g r eat 
man y  tubercular  caSes,  who  scem 
to  ire 
immedi:ltely  benefited.  One 
call  live a li t of doors the whole  time, 
the  weather is  so fine. 

We quote  Ihe  following: 
" T here  is  so  milc h  th:tt  is  n e w  to 
me in  this count r y  tha.t  it  seems  like 
visiting another world.  C"crYlhing: 
that g-rows  i~  irrig-:lted.  The  sun 
light is  ~llIlost C01lti11l101lS.  The ex 
tremely  clear  skies  nt  1Iight  allo w s 
so  mll..;h  ntdiatiOIl  th:l.t  it  gets  cool 
e,·c ,·y  night  ill  the  Slimmer.  The 
(lays  rIJ11  frot!] ::i5  to  95 {kg rccs, and 
a good g uesse r uf temper:l1l1re would 
say  lell  (legreC's  lower, Ihis bei llg"  all 
arcoullt  of 
the  eXl r elLll·  dryness. 
SUllslroke is  ullkno wn.  This is also 
undoubted!\,  duc  to  the  low  humid 
it.'".  T he  "dev:tt ioLl 
is  3,600  fel't . 
llllluLllcrahle  bugs  arc  <,ll  s trang-ers 
and  mallY  arc  heauliful. 
!  have 
often  wished for:1  cyanide jar  and  a 
paper of  those thin pillS. hut  !  would 
prohahly  ('ollect  a  101  of  stuff  th:ll 
ll!ly  one  und e rstanding  hugs  \\"ould 
1:I\1:..::h  at. 

,.  I  wish, o u  co u ld  see  the  coun 
it  is  -]'o und  to  t·orne  to  Ihe 
try. 
,",oH'rtllLlent  l·~tiLll:ttes 
front.  The 
in 
'llOre  coal  than  thcre  e\'cr  was 
IrOll  and  other  or~·s 
Pellllsyl\·ani:l. 
arc  as  vet  almost  uu tvllchcd . 
I rri · 
gable  1:lIld s  :I]"e  slill  to  Irc  had :tllow 
prices  ri g-ht  ne;lf  Ih",  (ity-
s:l)",  in 
man)'  case",  from  $25  to  $30  per 
a cre. 
they 
\\'hell  w:ltc r  goes  Oil 
<Ire  worth  $ [00, ;m,1  with  h~·aring­
orchard  $1,000.  1  h,,\·e  3ecn  raw 
lands  jump  frOIll  $ 30  to  $i5.  a nd 
scll  for  that  in  a  \\"l'ek  aftcr  boug"ht, 
bt'GlU se  :t  neighbor  mOH'll  a  well 
machine  o n  the propcrt)",  Tlwrc  is 
110  tcmlen c.'"  fo r  p r iccs  to  fall.  as  lie 
velope(llaud  is  so  product i'l·. 
!-'ix 
hundrl' d  to  eight  huuti re(i  doH;trs 
worth  of :Ipples  pe r  atre is  not  UI1-
uS\lal,  so  why  s hould  not  orclurds 
scll  for  what  thcI'  do. 
. 

•.  B ut hlll·iu<T  ,~·c stc rn  buds  i.;;  110 
Ihing  for  an  t:aste r ner  to  Ill"  dipping" 
into  unless  he  m:.k l·S 
thorough 
ISwcly  of  what  he  is  doing, (·ilher  by 
E"ing  in  Ih c  west a  year or h:l\·ing 
SOllIe  aile  else  there that  he  has  con, 
fidence  in. 

, 

'" 

... 

• 

:t 

.1Ll 

ami  holding 

"[IIlLllcllse  fortll iles  can  he  m:lde 
here;  on  the  other hand,  there  1Jl<l\' 
be  im mense  fo r tunes  stink  i f  SOIll'C 
fellow  sdls  you 
;tlkili  marsh. 
ForHLnatcly,  howe,·er,  LllOSt  of  the 
mel!  ill  the'lmsines5 :Irc not this way, 
althollgh  il  might seem  Ihat  wa\'. 
\\' here  the  monc)"  is  made  mostiy 
is  by  pure  specul;,tion,  or  in  Ihe 
it. 
buyiLlg  of  1;<lld 
This  blocks  progress  in  the  way of 
developmel!l.  and  I  disl ike  to  see  it 
dOLlc. 
I  like  to  sec  the  land  de'·el. 
oped,  and  thcre  is  g ood  moncy  in 
It  takes  som e  capital, 
the  wo r k. 
hut is  the  thing  f or a  m,1I\  who  is 
going  to  build  up  a  busilless.  T he 
buying  o f  a  piece  of  (l ry  land  for 
s peculation  by  an  easterner  on  a 
s,.lary  will  gene ra lly  double  <it  least 
in  a  yea r  or  two,  ,md  if  proper 
selection  is  made  whcre  some  im 
provemen t  work  is  going on  it lIlay 
do  much  better than  t hat." 

Mr.  Loo·m is  was  formerl y  can. 
\'1 cather 
the  St a tc 

Ilected  wi th 
Bureau  Se r vice. 

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Announcements.  Programs. 

Invitations,  Etc. 

\ Ve  sp~·.:i;llizc  on  ilH1i1  idual  orde rs  for 
cmhossc{1  or  printed 
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I-'~  I 

I  4  M IFFLIN' S 
HAT S  vou 

btl\" 

"' 

M ifflin's  help 

you  to 
"loo k  \"our  best"  because  they're 
alwavs  au tho rita ti \Ie 1 y  stvled  and  so 
carefulh'  ll13.de  that  they  retain  that  H  new 
looking"  appearance  that  has  made  them  the 

f.worite  of  particul:tr  men . 

Caps,  Sweaters,  Rain  Coats,  Shirts -

in 

tact  all 

the  late  furnishings. 

ELGIN  MIFFLIN 

Uhe  mills !Dr)? ~oobs ~o. 

108- 11 0  WAS H INC T ON  A VE.  SOUT H 

b 

added  se,.'cra/ 

WE are  til  far,rcr  store  tlflarli'rs  (llld  na1 'e 
fllles-Suils.  Coals, 
lIew 
II Taisls,  Art  .:Yeedle  'rork.  etc ..  am/  ~('/!I  be 
pleased to meet all o{(!'('ollegl'ji-icm/s I!l last )'(Iar. 
ami as  1If1l1l)'  ?te1t'Ji-iellds as jossible. 

r l jidl {Ille q( PiII07t'S. ::2.ifills, SJII!eiS  ami cast:s. 
C Ollie  in  (lNd get l1t"qllail/lcd  ;/JIIII  ({s. 
~ J flfJ,:c  Offr slore YOll r  hcm/v"arlcrs. 

I  Do  You  Want 

Pair  Shear~ 
Knife 
Saf(>tv  1<:lzor_ 

I 

,. ; 111'-( ,,'.  A" to ."'II"OP. 
~:\"r·H· '''dy "n <!  ErHJer _ 
to _, ·I,·~ t 11"<\'" 

H OllCS  :Ind  Strop:> 
Saws 
I !anlllll~r;; 
Ilatdld S 
Chisels 
S c rcw  Drivers 

In  fn .:t,  :mything- yOl1  Iln;d  ill 
hanJware  )'ou  will  lind -
aud 
:H  prices  III s uit -:Il 

Nortons  Hardware 

EHRY  KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  C~ses 

Desks 

All  GOODS  DUIVERED  fREE 

M. J. « B. M. BUGK 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

"'" ""'"",,,,-,= 

~§l·t":.;.?lfj 

Carl  Knopf' I  r, of  Blissfidd,  \\":IS 

a college  vi"itor  the  pas t  week. 

:'>Ir.  and  :'>Irs.  !-iallwd  £dlh",  of 
I  isited  -their 

Lake L indell, 
:\Iic h .. 
son,Jallws  1[ .,  15f.  the  past  weck . 
quite  a  Illlmb~'r  of  :llumni  ami 
f ormer  stwlt·nts  s pent  Th :!I1k~J;!il' ­
ing  "t  :\1.  .\ .  C.,  and  s ail"  the  ~lo· 
rim!s  close  of  the  fool hall  seaSOll . 

Spet:ial  H.  ~:GOI; I)  next  week,  an 
shurt  winter  eOllrseS. 
nounci ng: 
11 0\>e  to ha\"e good lI' rite-ups Ott  eac h 
course  offered,  as  wel[  as  "Ollle culS. 

t.Jr.  \-\ 'dl;;  Sizer , inslructor in  our' 
short  courscs  for  the p:lS\  t\\"o  years, 
is  makill).:"  a 
trip  to  the  \I"cstcrll 
coast,  ;It\cI  writes  fro m  Twin  Falls, 
](I"ho,  of  ;1  delig-htful  trip. 

About  65  co u ples  alle'udel!  the 
\'aca tio n  p:lrt)"  hdd  in  the  armory 
T hu rsday  e\'ening .  The  college 
orchc.!.Ira  of  four  pieces  furlli shcd 
music, :lntl  a  most enjoyable c \'cning 
was s pcnt hy  all. 

Prof.  Comstoc k,  head  o f  t he  Dc· 
p)lr\1Jl c nt  of  Elltomology  :1\  Corneil, 
h as  writtcn  a  leHer  o f  ~'o n gratul:l­
_ tiol1  to  o ur  department  upon  the ex  
cellent  work  o f  Dr.  Shafer  in  COrl' 
l1ecti01l  wi t h  the  preparation  o f  B ul· 
[etin  NO. 1!. 

:'>J r.  Lemmon,  electrical  eng in ec r 
for  t he 
i\1.  U .  R.  Co.,  will  speak 
before  the  Engincerin).!"  Society  on 
\ Vcdnesllay  e\"c ning  of  this  wcek 
at 7  o'clock.  His  subject  will  be, 
"Notes  Oil  Line  Constr uc tion."  All 
:I rc  cordi:,I1}'  invited  to attend .  Re· 
member  the time  and  place- \r ed  
Ilesd ay  e vening,  Dec.  6,  at 7 o'cloc k, 
in  [[ 7  Eng inee ring  Hal! . 

.\  b:lhy  ~ir[  \Vas  born  to  D r.  ,U1d 
\'":lrd  Giltner on  :\Joml:ly  uf 

"'Ir.;. 
[a~t  w~"l"k . 

Pro f.  ami 

f.  fred  B:lkl'r 
spent  T hallk ;;gil"ini rccess with  the 
btkr's p:lrcnts  in  \ra,d:lIld. 

:'>Ir,," 

II.  B.  :\lrDermitl,  with 

'06,  rc 
L' ~lItl,  with  thc  l\llis"Chalnler$  Co., 
of  ~·[ihl ;11lkct".  I'i-sitcd  his  b rot hcr. 
F.  11.  :'>Ir.:Derll1id,  I  ~ll,  yesterday. 

A  f:tll1ily  uf .i0  te:teher;;.  "t uJl'rlh 
and  g"ucs\s  ale Th:1I1k"g"il-ill).! dinner 
at thc  " ' omen's  huildill;!,  Thl1rsl b~' 
of  last  II"l·ek. 

A  sun, R uhert  1 lanford, W;IS bo rn 
to  :-orr.  and  ;.\Irs.  C.  :'>1.  Krenlelon 
T h;Hlksg-il' ing- day .  ?Ir.  Krelltcl  i" 
:l  g-nldnate  of  :'>1.  ,\. C ., class of '99. 

\\". 

P ruf.  A. 

:'>I oscle)" ,  n f 

thc 
Lewi s  In;;t;tute, Chic:'go,  was  a  col 
le~c I"isitor  Oil  F riday  of  last week . 
P rof.  ?-.Josc[ .. y  was  assist,lIlt  profes. 
sor  of  ellg;tll'e r ;n~  at  ),1.  A.  C .  in 
1900 • 

G ood  !leWS  comes 

from  Pro f. 
Bal"H;oc k, who s ubmitted  to  :1 se rious 
oper:lt ioll  in  Ann  Arbo r  yeste rday 
mOrlnt.I);.  The  p rofesso r  s tood  the 
oper:tIlOll  in  trood  shupe,  a nd  co udi· 
tious  were  not so a la rm ing :t S phrs i. 
dans ami  fri~ n ds hall  feared. 

Prof.  and  Mrs.  B:lTroW S  spelll 
the  T h:l nksgi\·in:.:-
recess  with  ;.\Ir. 
and  i\ [ rs.  C.  L.  \\" eil,  of  St.  Clair, 
:'>lit· h. 
\\" cil  was  f Oflllerly 
I"rofessor of  Engineeri ng  :It  :'>1.  A. 
C.,  :Itld  ;s now COllsultillg EIl~ineer 
for  the  Diamond  CrysTal Salt  Co., 
at  the  ll bo\'c  p[:lcc. 

}'lr. 

Roy  \\'cin],urg,  15:t.  of 

\·icks · 
bur~, who  was  opcra kd  n n  fo r  :lp. 
pendic iti s  rec~ ntly,  i"  still 
in  thc 
collcg"e  hos pital,  am!  i"  {I o in~  n'n" 
. 
niccl}', 

T he  Idlers  g:l\"('  a  rerr l'njoY:lh[e 
p:l rty  in  thc  __  ontcll's  building"  Fri, 
day  cH.-'ning,  :l11(1  a  n'n'ption  W:lS 
the  parlors  on  S ~lIl1f(l:Jy 
helJ  in 
c\'cnil1;:::" 
for  the  mcmbers  uf  th .. 
teaching  force . 

T hrU1ksgi\"in~ lias duly  ubserl'ed 
by  :lppropri:rtc exertiSes ill  Ollr  E:rst 
La nsing  schools Oil  Nol'.  ::9.  EHCh 
room  prcscllted  a 
IIlOst  excd[cllt 
program, and  a larg"e  number 01  l"is 
itors  were  in  C\'idence. 

T hrou~h  the  kindncss  of  Da vid 
H.  Ging~i ch, of  Grand  Rapids. one 
of  his  improved  :1l1tOIll;lt ic  poultry 
feedcrs  has  heetr  p!:tced  for  usc  in 
the  poultry  depurtmcllt  here. 
I t  is 
vcry interesting- to  \l'ut.:h  the chk-k  
ens  manip u latc  the  li\llc  ball  which 
causes  the  g r:,in  to  he  S<'::ll\e rcd . 

;'I[r;;.  H.  C . 

:'>l c P he rson  (M ar. 
for  two 
ga ret  Dupee~ ,  w ho  W;lS 
years  instructor  in  Botany  :11).1.  A. 
C.,  has  just  bl'c n  made  inslnll:tor in 
the  Oreg-on  Agricultural  College. 
H er  h usb:1I1d,  Dr.  H.  M c P he rson, 
also  a  fo rm er instructor:!t M. A. Co, 
is  in  charg-e  of  the  D epL  of  Eco· 
nomics  at  the  abO\"e  il1st;tutio ll. 

The  senior  cl ass  in  poultry  hus 
ball{lry  h:ll't'  about  co mpleted  their 
w o rk  Oil  house  cUllstruction,  :lIld 
are  now e ngaged  in  a  study of  mar 
keting  poultry 
produce.  T hose 
who atlent! the winter fair at  Guelph 
w ill  h a,'e opportunity  to  Sl'e  ;m  ex· 
cellent  dressed  poultry  exhibit  in 
eorlllection  with  the  poultry  show, 

.\  new 

:..;-roccn  alld  har;lw;,re 
in  East  L:lIlsing" 
Store  1\ a~  uf/em! 
.,"",,,,,1.'.'·0"  I b"'oon  .\ >c., );.  C . 
,\.  Burtraw  is  the  pn'priet0r  allil 
OWlwr. 

Thc 

I' hilc:tn  Literan'  ~()6cty 
the 
holll  thl·ir  fall  tl' rm  part_I 
armon'  Friday l·n: nil w . 
I' m£.  and 
:\1 rs.  i{  \ tk r  ami  Prof.'".\1 ack lin  wi ll 
be  pat faltS . 

in 

B urr  lle"sc,  'oS,  WI16 

:I  Thanks 
\\ itllc~..,(:d  the 
g-iving- visi tor, 
lri~  g :ullc . 
.\ [ r.  I[\'sse  is  the  pro· 
prictor  of a  g-rain  elL-'ator  :1t  Na 
pukon,  _\ l ich. 

:)nJ 

:\1 r.  and  ,\1 rs.  ),1 :r[ o nc, of  Draper, 
~.  D.,  fOri nc r  L;llH:illg"  peopk,  and 
p;!rcnt".  uf  Be rtha 
'00, 
:'>1 alolll', 
called  at 
collc:;e  yestenl:ty. 
;\Ir .  .\lalonc,  who  is  Illastel"  o f  thc 
South  D:tk ot;(  State  Urangc,  was 
<ll\ending 
sessions 
Ih~  Grange 
ill  tbe  city. 

the 

The  O ctOber di rec tory  of  gnulu 
atcS :llld former Sl udents  in eng-iucer. 
ing- is  now ready  for (iislrihution.aml 
may  he  had  upon  requcst  \0  De:m 
Bi "sell,  of ou r  Eng-ineer illK  dep:lrt_ 
I t  is.  the  most  complete  yet 
~n e nl. 
ISS lll'd,  :111(1  Includes  :1  gl·o:.:-r:lphit":ll, 
itS  well:lS:'  g-eneral  finding:  list. 

trip, 

The senio r. foreste rs  left  J .... ansing 
totiay  011  their  Southe rn 
:mu 
lIill  return  on  Dec.  !~.  T hei r  trip 
will  include  irtspect ioll  wo rk  ill  Chi, 
c a~o, St.  Louis,  :\:cw  Urlc:U1s,  and 
othe r  points.  At  Milki lle,  }\r k.,  is 
where the actual studics in  mill wo rk 
and  lumbering- w ill  be  carried  0 11. 
\Y e  hope  to  h:1\"(:  for  next  issue  tl 
b rid s ummary of  the  trip  to  camp. 

.. 

The  M.  A .  C.RECORD. 

-ry~~-d ~ THESTATEJOURNAL 
BECAUSE 
It  completely  COI"ers  the  field  o f  localncws,  politics,  and  the 

world of  sports. 

.

' 

Because  its  tel~gr:lph ~nd correspondence sc r ncc cf1;lblc  It  to 
give  its  rC:Hie r s  Ih ...  btcst  gene ral  11:W5. of  t he  d~y  in  ad  
,',mee  of ,1/1y  olh(: r  newspaper com lllg  11110  LanslIlg-. 

Have T HE  ST ATE  JO UI3JS A ~ eli vered to your home  by  carrie r 

NEWS  FROM  HONOLULU . 

({IQ IlII",,~d fro'"  Ntll" !.) 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

¥ 

t he  line  o f 

bi;.:- Jca~ue basehall g:UTICS. 
III  [:I!'t, 
the,"  lJ;lve  but  few  pleasures  cX~'cpt 
Iho5(,  of  theiT  own  mllking-,  so  they 
cnler  11110  wh;lt 
:IIIHISClllClHS  Ihl')' 
can  afford  w;lh  all  the  cnlhllsi:!s!!1 
and  ~C5t of which  they  :I r ('  cllpnhk 
especially  in 
spor ts. 
T h~T hare  ,I  h;lsd)alJ  ICilgtlc of fou r 
clubs  heT ...  in  H onolulu,  composl'u 
of  t1iff" rcllt  r:ICCS  insll-:l(j  of c itics as 
at  homc.  Thel'  hay ..  I>ort ugucse, 
i I;lwaii:m.  !',\);'lI1ese 
;uu\  Chinese 
dubs  thnt  1;I:IY  two  !'-erics  :l  year. 
The :,;-ames  a re  la r~dy :11t~>lllled and 
at  times  the  cXt;itclllt,"J)!  :mel  belting 
r un  hi~h.  .. 
• 
".\I1J so it is  with " H. egat\a Day," 
only  this  has  heell  carrie<1  much 
further,  h'lvillj!  heelJ  m,,,k- a  le~,,1 
!lolidal·.  AI!  banks  ;\ lId  !llores  <lrc 
closed'  ~II"I  111<.' 
is  ).: aily  d~co· 
t:i ly 
the  occasion .  The  (by 
ralt:d  fo r 
W:IS  origin'Lh!ll  by  the  present  c hid 
juslice  of 
the  tcr r itori:ll  SI:prerne 
COUT!  ovcr  '''elll,'  \' t:ars  :lg-o,  :t1l,1 
11:Is  hecn  an  '1I11lu,il afr'lir  sincl'  thell. 
At first  the  I l ealanis 1IIWal-S defeated 
th~'  1h'rtles.  bUI  fo r  thc'  p;lst  four 
or  h\'" 'p:,lrs  they han; howed riOlnl 
to  inglor ious  ,1m]  ~:li!ill:':  ddcalS . 
Ahout  ,I  yt:ar  'I)!O  the  club  W'I~  n::· 
ur).!;lLl1i.(ctl  and  pllt upon " slIbst'lIllial 
b:,sis  '\g"ain,  allli  Ihis  year Ihc.I  we re 
for  hlood .  T h c "  paid  ahou t 
OUI 
$ioo  {or  a  new  six·oar  ba r ge  and 
\\"l're:  eager  for  a 
yt.'slcr.lay 
chancc  al 
:\Iyrtle  boy s .  T he 
way  I lw~  <:arric(l  off  four  t rophies 
o f  Ihc  jil' ~'  II:I~  a  trtat  to  Sec,  from 
the  //e"I:1!li  I  IC II POi.tIt. 

lhn' 
t he 

t h e 

"I~e1"ide~  ( Iw ~ e  ra ('e~  Ihe re  "ere 
sel l·ral  Olll ri '.! :..!l· r  c all(>C r'llcS, which 
llnli, c'  im,' ~ 
were  all  WOJ)  10 , 
frolll  \\' ,lik iki,  ,~h o m:.\ .. c  tlll:Ir  h'," 
illl!  h.l·  ,,,k illg"  uut  p Mtil'S  for  ~tlrf 
r idcs, 
...-\ l ll O J) ~  Ihc- l'  W U '"  Duk c 
E.;:"h"n:ltlIo ku,  w l1(. 
I  ....  u 
\l u rid  ...  O'lIillllllili:.!  r",  "r.] ·  he rl  l'l~ t 
1I101lth.  Thcr~'  11 ,' flO  - .,:ill" ':  r ;' LC", . 
"hnle·hfJat  r" 'l· ~ .  -,'. 11 -
.,;,'.  - .. ~ ..... 
lIolnc n'..,  c;lIwe  r .',  c· - .c' 
_,  w.:. _ a 
full  dCI.'  ' ...  p r t, '.!ra :1. ... ~.
IU. 
. 
full y  jU ~ II! i ld all t h;!'  ',\ 
\ ' .. 1 ·  
of  the d'il. 

1 ~ 
' 
:;,

h rvk e 

J. 

r ,j 
, \ 

<·T omorrow 

I h~·  k·-- h ... "HI _1: 

"TUl· ... ,·l;"  'H:  heart! 
...  ~ u~ .. •• 
:11  t ilt'  Bii o ~,  all'[  w e  Ij i, 
: .•• ' 
, ~  ril. l ·  r; 
il  :1111 
'
se n<',l  ;;c" I,  ,' c r ...  I:<r" p ,I Ule:.~"' f." . 
SOU~'1  ha,;  iI;!ed  l (m si (k ral,!~  "in ... c 
I  1,,"'1  hcarrl  h i~  !.:lIld  III  the  ';:l:t t c ~ . 
H is  famou "  bcard  is  Ill:arh  whi lc 
now .  hut  h,·  i ~  s lil1  t he;  wondcrful 
J i re~tor as  of  "ld ,  ;tml  his  kmd  is 
s t ill  til"  g:re;ltl'st  hl1/ld  ilt  Ih ...  world. 
li e  put  on  :II[  eX( cllellt  pro)! ram , 
el'c ry Ilulnh ... r  of "hich was t:llcf)red . 
,,(" hoo!- open 
Iht: 
ag ain ,  and  we  will  once  mo re  be 
nr ollsed cach  Hlornin:,:- wjth  the poll" 
glot  of  all 
nntiOllalitics  as  Iii" 
child re ll  g:uher al  Illc  school  ac ross 
Ihe  s Ired .  AmcriC'III , 
l la\\"aii'HI, 
Ja panese,  C h incsc,  hOrC;tIl ,  P o r t II · 
'-'"liese,  R ossi '1I1  and  F ilipino  chil· 
" 
dre ll  s w a r m  to~ct he r  to  A mcTll:all , 
Il awu iia n,  Chinese  u r 
} a p:l llcse 
It  is  a  sad  mixture. a nd 
tcachers. 
t he  E nglish  til:!!  is  h ea rd  f rom  th e 
child ren,  Am e ri c an  or  foreign,  is 
terrible.  Thc Japancse o r  Chinese 

. 

Marx Clothes 

Spaldin g  Sweat ers 
Imperial and  Knox  Ha ts 
Heid  C a ps 
"d 
M en' s  Wear  that proves 
its e lf  the world  over . 

The Mapes  Co. 

201 _209  Smuh  W .. hlnt1 o ..  AH. 

For  }'t~r$  Lan;i"K's  Leading  C/o/Mus. 

CO LL EGE  DR.UG  8" 
GROCER \'  @.. 

HtCCS  &.  B AUER,  PROPRIETORS 

\\'ith  them  it  is 
know  no  tel\sc. 
'rne  go  toda~', me;to  .I· cst('nb~, me 
go  tomorrow.'  The  result 
is  " 
l)i<'eon.Ell"lish 
t hat  ;Ill  r:lce~  em· 
., 
.... 
plo,'  to  a  ~re1lt extent. 

'"' 

'I , . 

E. E .  \\' aIJ:lCC  is  r od mall  for  t he 
El kh:l rt  IIyt! r:lu lic  C o .,  E l khart. 
I nd .  T his  co mpa n y  is const ructi ng 
a  q ,ooo II.  P .  h Jd ro·electr ic  p la nl. 
Abo u t  o lle  y c a r  will  be  nccd ed  to 
comple te  the  w o rk. 

BATH  ROBE  BLANKETS 

I\'\'\ U R  hamJ:..omc  ncw  linc  of  B:!\h  R ohe  B lanket::;  nrc  he re. 
~ T hcy  come  in  a n  attr,ll·ti,·c  variety  o f  style"  ,md  rolon" 
P rices,  $1 .00  10  $3'0(). 

w ith  Cords  and  frogs  to  m atch . 

\V h('ll  (\esircd  we  make  B a th  R obes  to  mc,lsu re,  Thcse  com fu r t· 
able  Lounging  R ~be s  make  'Hl  illcal  Ch r istmas  Gift. 
If  .'·ou  wallt 
onc  math:.  \ca,'c you r  order . ... arly . 

-it't' S/oF" thol  tlCl"$IU i l  .. dv<""rfi .. ~ .. -
cJ.W.-KNAPP @. 

CItI;TR,\l.. i't101,m:L IA IU.E 5TORf 
L.AN6N-1t; .  1'11<;;.H. 

TifE  RI J>LE r  ({~  GR.1 r 
PR IX T1XG  CO.!IP .·I N? · 

Enl\:raven  Prin t ers  Sta t ioner. 

L ISsrSG.  :U WJltu A . .\' 

l ME are especially- well  equipped 
~-J  10  !\\pply  YOIl  with  anything 
~·ou  rna."  need  in  the  line  of 
CA LLING  CA RD S,  DAN CF. 
Ai\'U  SOCIETY  PROG RAMS 

LAwrence &" Van Buren  I 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 
of  Philadelphia 

Arc  the  lar~cst nl:ll\ufac!Urers 
of  COLLEGE  W oj I FOR ,\1 S  III 
Illc  l"nited  ~t;IIes .  aml  bave 
WOIl  allll  maintain  the;  busi· 
ness  I,,·  ~hccr 10rce  o f  Ilwrit. 

T he  l' !lifor ms  worn  :n 
mlchlQdtt  Jlgriculturdl  eO I1~ g~ 
:Irc  ti!li~hl',1  cX'lmples 
of ou r  p roduct. 

Jacob  Ree d 's S o n s 
.I!"k"'·j  ,~r 
"Gold  Meda l  Un ifo r m s " 

1424·26Cheltllu t  St. 

Phil&de lphi .. 

DIRE CTORY 

LA~S!~G BU~I ~'ESS .AX!) 
I~J{OFE::;::;10:-"·. \ L :\!1:::':. 
T ht'  n"m"~ I"  I~l"  \lh·~l·IO '·Y .  II.  I<'~ll  n' 
tho ....  o f  "Il  Our  ol h Pr  ,"h'.·rtl~,' r •.  nr"  of 
relillh!"  oll rtje~.  We  ho.,~  tt'''l  lh~  f,,~utIY 
.. nd  I t u<ienl s  will  1111<"  PlII"~  to  1)"lroul1 .... 
U",~e who  pil1""'I.~ "'. 

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==-=c"B~AKED GOODS. 
,  ",uI  I'~I  /lnm,' ~ " "',.I.l .... ,l<1.  I"h:< ,. ("nl<(':I. 
T il,'  TlI~:  ;-.~:\\.  H.~ l..: ~~It)·-\\·h ,' I·<·  '-"" 
1'""1<1(,,.11,1<1  1l"'''I'I''''II.-1I'''  Ilk,'  mOlhl'r 
""'k<'~,  At-<,I"""II,·,.  Flr"l  <10<)1' 
\,f 
I"·lt,, (,lui.. 

t:~_t l..t",.JIJ/{  Illl l< c·r)·. 

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BARBERS. 

C 0J.I.t:(;~;  BA /{H~; H S H OP. 

tn  Ib H I< 
Ilou .. ·.  A u d)'-llfll-t;r n le,  Yo u  I(et 
the 1.e.1  wo rk  here.  Try It ''','' >-e~. 
BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 
A  M.  ~ Ml!: R Y.I1~Wllsh.An'. K .  Hooh. 
.  n ""  S IIIIJone,.-y.  ~:n ll" m " ed  I'Il l110g 
1' 1"lure~.  ~-mm e~. 
'" p'lo-dllte 
II  S !>f"CIHlly. 

"Il ... I •. 
• ·I,,~  F I'III"ln lL" 
!lyJU.  (lUI GIM$-CUI In  Ln n~ln ll" . 

t'ou"uu"  Pens. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
G ~:o .n .  I;II .tlll F.Al l  &  CO.- Rook h'"d "r!. 

II ccc,u ol  boo k  11lnker~.  PIIper  mUn g . 
ll br'HY  Il n d  nne  n rl  bindln lL"~.  1Il~  bo xes. 
Ill"' "  m OUIlt10 1l" ~, .. I bu " ". poc ket  books, e l e. 
Cl tl Zl'u~'  p ho " ~  1'0 .  ~~. 
I n  Ulty  Sfll io" .. 1 
Bank  Hulld i,, " 

CLOTHING. 

me n's F u r n,. hl"jf Good~.  Se e  lid. 

E LG I N  MIFFLIN . 
T R io!  MAPIo! S 00.  U" rl , !Oh "lTu e r .t  Mllr:>: 

O ' ot h e~I""t  M e n'S Fu rnl" h lu g-~ . 
W". hlng-I on A .·e. SOUUI . 

l..&d le!  nnd  Ge n t le. 

:Kr."-~ 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 

DENTiSTS. 
N  H . • 110(ltn;.  I).  Ii,!' .  (Jlllce 111-113  Hoi· 

ll<IH  Build'"", 1.""<1",, .  ~ll ch.  \.\t! . 
~~n< pholl~ .  "''''o'''"tl''~I~' 

. 

J Eo  ST OFFEI{.  II.  n."; .  Ofl!cc~\:k~('lIy 

•  ""Uounl l:IInk  Bill ...  ,'UI"lnh\lC 1I110"~ 
f,(ll;  1-l~l!  ph"", · r,1.  ~'on""r .11 ..... l'. 'Illdenl. 

DRY  GOODS. 

J  w.  I\;-'It 1'1'  1'0. 

•  •  nl.bl"I'" 

l',·y  ! ~""'I~ ""U  Fur· 
:,;,< ... :>:>!\  \\'II_hi"!!,,,,,  A"~ "'0. 

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 

C A!'1 1~H,  Er.~;("rH!!'  t;X( ; J~"~:~;HI X G 
0\\,- t 'Il11[!".·  "I  ElN·trll'III  "'upplle~. 
Includll'i(  ~Iud"n'"  'h",I,'S  lIu,l  curtl_.  ,''' 1'· 
hnn.  llI" l "h"" "I"!  ",,,,,I,,  " ~II<Il"1t  I II "'p~. 
I IT  1-; •• II I'· hl~"1\ ,.. , '.' , 

FURNIT UR E  DEALERS. 
~ .[  .1.,~  I ~.  ~ 1 .1;1·\lI\.  ~·"rnll""·'  COl',,,,. 
\\·".hi"I(IO"  An·. I",ul  lonln  :,tro:c L 
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HARDWARE, STOVES &  TINW'RE. 
N UHTI)K''''  tt. .. HI,W"Ht:.  (I",,"rllJ 
_ 
I~ry. "'t,,,·, ...  ,·Ic. 
i-; p,.  ",1. 

liHr,h, 1\,.(0. TluwIIP·.lirll"lh' ''' H'· ••. <;"t . 
III  W,,'''II1It)on  AI·.·.  S 

MANUFACT URING  AND  HAIR, 
~~~~ D~R=.E~SS~IN~G~.~~~~ 
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" ... 11<'1,...  """I,'  uf  ,·m  hllir  "c  ' .... "'hll1a-~. 
I\1 .....  ,·,oIu,·,·oI  "''''  1" '''''1·,,1 .. <1  t,.  1,.*  ,,_  fl(><>t/ 
' " ',,'.  Th'  n·"n,·('·A" ... rk""  11) .. ,.."1,, 
<t. 
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~:.!" ,  \\'",hl"jr'"'' .' n·. ". 
pl" ,,,.' ''', I. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

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l .. rll'~.  ~:".·'·Ylhl"l'  lu  """ll"  u"cI  """ ... ,,1 
II",r";"""II_.· . 
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PHYSICIANS. 
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~::.'II.",.;~toll""1710~O.,,,.  "Ull ' 
t ;lI<t  I .. """". 

""Y",  I~ 10 I  "",I  ~ (Q  f,  p..... 
~I I(·I'.  1'!II" " n~phon, '  1'111. 

D R. l!. 11".  I.A!' ]101'.  En'l  I~'u<III", ~ I l'·h. 
( JI!f,-.'  hOl1r~:  i  to 1<::/1,  n. ''' ..  I~::.'  to  t 
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