The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  STATE  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

VOL.  17. 

EA .. ':!1'  LA .. '\SI :\G. 

:\II C IlI Ci.\)i.  T l ;E,SD.\Y, 

.1.\.xC\RY  9,  1~1:!. 

So.  1.; 

/' 

'6.,. 

Lewis J.  Gibson.  :t 

tll{,tlIher  o f 
the  class  o f  '6\ ,  tlicd  ll!  his  horne  in 
Gr:lI1tl  L~d}!"t.'  OI!  Friday  of  last 
wl·ck. 
;\Ir .  Uib~ol\  had  heen  in 
poor  ht':1lth  for  SOllie  tim~·.  hut  his 
condition  w,,~ nul  cOlIsideH'd se rious. 
Aflcr  s\\"cepin;.(  his  porch  on  aho\,C 
lillie.  he  complai ned  of  feeling"  ,"cry 
:1  chair, 
tired,  '1I1t1,  sittin;.!;  \low\l  ill 
pa.ss~·d  quietly  a\\· ,,~. 
;\Ir.  Gib::;oll 
\1  as  a  promilll'!lt  tl, .. dll"r  alld  mer· 
ch:l!lt  until  his  Ill·,,\th  ftliled  him.:I 
few  VC;lr"  ;1~0. siJ1cC  which  time  he 
:tt  hi"  home  ill 
has  ii\'ed  q"uietly 
[\e  was  ,:.:"r:1IIIe(1  the 
G ralltl  Led.:.;e. 
dt.'!trce  of  ,\1 .  S.  hy  thi __ 
in 
IS6j, :md  wa" ClIll'  of  thl'  thn·\.'  liv" 
ing:  lIlemhers  of  his  ch,,,;:;  of  '64-
The  IWO  rell t:tillin;,:  arc  I)r.  \\"il-
!i:\111  \\'.  D(lI1ic1I,;,  of  tlw  L-l1iver~ity 
of  \\· i;:;("ol1"io.  :rntl 
\ "1I1(!c r-
bill,  of  Phocnix,  Ari/. 

l'01lL-g-t.' 

i.l'wi,; 

'1)6. 
\\' .  J.  ;\lcliee,  with  the  l!llreall of 
ch ~Uli;'tn'  ill 
t he  UI"tUIlI  house  at 
is  kl'pt  hus}' 
;.; ew  Orfc.tns.  La .. 
lie  i"  in  Ihe  food  :1Ilt! 
tht.'sc  days. 
drug  lailo ratory ,  .ttld  hi~  work  at 
presen!  i~ almO"1 
,·t1tird}  wilh  il11-
I)(,rtcd  ;,:oods.  Prof.  \I.,ker  had  a 
pic:tl>anl  dlal  \1  ilh  hi111  Oil  h is  re 
t'ent trip. 

'UI. 

Ilugh  P.  Bolkcr  has  resi~llt.'d  a~ 
profe""oroff(lr,·,;tr~:lt Pl·IJIl~yh.tI\i:l 
:-;tall'  Coll,·).!"e .  tu  aeccpt the  eh:l ir  of 
fOTl:stn  in the  Ut1i\"er~it\· of  lIIinui", 
awl  ",iiI  a;;;SlImc  hi"  dl~[ies  in  Ihe 
l;lIt,'r 
I>wf. 
Ibkcr wil!  o:I\'e  l'har;,:e  "f  the  cn 
lire  tkpartllwnt  at  Illilloi".  anti  \\ill 
in  the  \ll1il l ·r"it\· 
h1l\e  w o rk  huth 

iustltlltioll  _\pril 

t. 

'02 . 

\I illter,  .. bollt 
soils 

.. \.  I·: .  Kodler  II  rik~  frotll  Slut 
··\\·c an;  m"pping , 
_\ n'ollio,  T e:-..: 
~ 1.000  S(I"a re 
this 
mile;;;  of 
illll1ll'lliiltdy 
north and we.,t of ~:1n I\lItonio,\\ hich 
is  onc "tl'P  iI,  the  Bllre;lu's-,Camlda 
to  lhe  Gulf  i<e,·01.1I0iS(ltll:e'  project 
begun  ill  the SUIllOlc r  of  11JO,s." 

lI·ill.!:" 

'°9· 
Alf rell  \Iitchell  .\tId  ~Iiss .-\m y 
Ruth  Edwa rds  were  married 
in 
Fr:lIleisco,  Dec,  ~9'  The 
S:m 
young people  w ill  be  at  home a ft er 
.1 :1 11.  15  in  tho:  Empire  Court apart· 
ment,  cor.  of  Busch  and  Lt::t"ell 
worth  Sts.,  S(UI  Francisco. 
~Ir. 
;\[ itehell  W:IS  "  poplIl'lr  mcmner of 
'09, :U1d  has  best  w ishes of his man)' 
friends  for  long  life  and  happiness. 

"0. 
,.1'\.  Bidwell  w r ites  fo r  all  alu m _ 
ni' catalog  f rom  Saerllmento,  Cali 
fornia,  a nd  adds;  "Th is  problem 
o f  making  a  living  keeps  mc  so 
busy  these  days  that  littJe  else  is 
accomplished, althoug-h  occasionally 
an  old  .M.  A.  C. student  or  p rofes 
sor 
f ound .  Prof.  Cook,  who 
taught  there  in  '70, is  doing  mu c h 
for  California  ho rt iculture,  and  the 
ah1!lIl1i  he re  seem  in  pleasant  cir  
c umstances."  Mr.  Bidwell's  resi. 
dence  addre ss  is  '406  Elln  St. 

is 

ENTERT AINMENT FOR SHORT 
COURSE  MEN. 

Thc  first  regular  entertainment 
for men :lUcllding short  cou r~cs W;!::; 
givc n  in  the  ,:111 ..... .:h  p:lrlon.  :-;atur· 
lbye\·enin;.{.  O\o.: r  IS0  wer('  pres 
tu 
ent,  ;lnd  an  1I1\~'rnpt  wal>  made 
han!  each  man  med  l'\'er\"  othe r 
man,  with  th ....  resu ll  thnt  a  n-lO~1  en· 
joyable  and  nuisy  hou r  wa~  spent. 
Dean  Sh:1\\  ~a\'c  the  fellows  a 
splendid  talk  alon~ Ih l'  line  o f  "The 
Olll  and 
the  New."  pointing  OUI 
Ihat  the  E.t ~t  Lansill}:; chuI<.:h  rq)re· 
sented  the  newcr  ideas  of  chuH·h 
work  ami  helpfulness. 
I Ie  ur~c{l 
:!1I10  ,Iu'ept of  Ihe  privilc'!e5  of  tlw 
Illen's  rooms  for  soci al  intl'rcourse, 
c:.IJiIl~ attention to til ....  het that  tlle"e 
mi<!ht  be  made  to senc thclII  in  the 
~'llIle m:ulIlcr i n  whid. rcgulars wcrc 
st"f\'ed h\· our !itcrar\' societ\"  rooms. 
lJis  talk  was  recei\:ed  witll  enthu· 
SJ:tSIll . 

Th~ second  medin;..;- will  he  ho.:ltl 
next  ~atunl:t y  en:ninu.  at 
\\ hi~·lt 
tillie  a  pro~ram  will  he  gi\·en .  in 
clud i n~ a  "hort  spel"~'h  h~  ;\Ir.  I' at 
tl"u).!"ill  or 
fon;(-ful 
speake r.  Ref reshments  will  he 
Sl'n cd . 

!Oome  other 

T he  yOUJl~  men  wen;  a~ain 
invitcd  10  llrop in  at  au}  tiuK  for:l 
I'isit  wilh  frie rllls,  to  write  lett~'r", 
etc.,  a nd 
that 
these  offers  will  he  ac('eptell  by  a 
lar~ e  number  of  our  short  cou rse 
m en . 

the  indiclliorr s  an:: 

On  Frillay  e\lening"s the en tcrt:1in· 
ment of the!e studo.:nts  will  be  ta ken 
c:r re  o f  fro m  Dean  5h:lI\"s  ollice, 
and  everything"  will  be  done  by  all 
the  winte r 
concerned 
mont.hs 
fo r  ou r  short 
course  men . 

to  make 

pleas:lflt 

"0. 

P.  H.  Pi per  is  a  member  of  the 
l>iper  S:  Demske,  mason 
firm  o f 
contractors  and  h ui lders,  locl\led  at 
;\Ir. 
520  Fo rest  A ve .  E.,  D etroit. 
I>iper  is  particularly  interested 
!II 
the  re ·inforced  concrete  work . 

, 1 I. 

O.  G.  Ande rson,  mem be r  o f  o\l r 
19 11  g raduating  class,  and  Grace 
Dickinson ,  with  '13,  were  married 
at the  home  o f  the  bride's  pa rents, 
in  Dav ison, o n  Ch ristmasd:lY. 
Ivfr. 
A nderson  is  in  charge  of  a  la rge 
farm  near  Richfield,  where 
the 
young  people  wil!  make their home. 

the 

variolls points  ill  ?-.Iichigau.  tollcj..{c 
II<1VCll 
;H1I1 
South 
st;~tioll 
orclwT(is  will  be 
:ltlractivdy  di~­
played.  but  there  will  he  illte r cs!iu),;" 
exhihits  from  On:g-on,  the 
:'\urth· 
west, 
illdi;l1la, 
Ohio,  ~cw  York,  PCllllsyl v nnill, 
:-. ['lssac hllscttS. :tnd  othe r  seelioll;; of 
tlw  COll lltr\". 

\\' i5consin, 

[OW", 

The  lan;!sc"pc gardening stlldents 
will  have  ,Ill  t:xhibit  illuSlr <'lti\' C  of 
this  illlportalH  suhject, :lnd  a  large 
1H11l1hcr  of  g- rccnhousc  plant::.  will 
be on  <:"hihiliul\.  with  sOl1\cthill:,!"  of 
the history  o f  each . 

It  is  hOf.>t:d  that  ,HI  apple  pic  CO Il 
lI:sl  C:HI  he arr'Hlg:cd  for.  [,~()f.  llunl 
h:15  consented  to ask  her  scnior class 
to  If.,- their  !larlll  Ill:>king  the  pie~ . 
These  will  be  judged,  a mi  the  win 
ner  will  r"cei\e, as  a  p r i~e,:1  barrel 
of apple!'. 
It  i:;  expected  that  this 
feainn: of  the  show  will  he  of COI' 
s iderahk  inh:r~st. 

T hi"  fruit  show  is  free  lO  all, ami 
all  arc  ,'o rdia!(v  ;nl' ited  to  v isit  this 
disphly,  whicli  promises  to  be  the 
hest  I'I'er  madc. 
\V;lh:h  the  bulle 
tin  hoards  for exact  time :Hld  pl:l(;e. 

" MAGDA "  ENDORSED  BY 
THE  DRAMA  LEAGUE . 

The  Dr:mla  Lea~u e  of  America, 
o rganized  iu  Chi ~:ll{o  within  the 
last  I'ear  or  two,  with  the  al'owed 
purpose of  acting"  ;IS  drum:!!ic  cell 
sor,  arbiter, monitor,  and  the  like  in 
things d ra matic,  is 110  doubt Joing (. 
g-reat  wo r k  in  the  matter  of  estab 
lishin!!  a  dramatic  standard  in  the 
Cuited  !::itates;  :lIld  its  influence  is 
iL  h <ls  put  its 
being  f.:lt  abroad . 
s t:mlp o f  upprov:11  upon  ".\ Iagda," 
soon  to  he  given  in  the  ar mo r y  by 
the  .\1.  A.  C.  Dramatic Club. 

As  a  proft:ssiollal  dramatic  of 
fe ring.  "J\'b gda"  has  becn  ma<ic 
;\1 rs.  Campbell  in  the 
famou s  by 
ti tle  role. 
)[0  other  profession;11 
actress,  who  has  so  br  unde rta ken 
to  impersonate  the  ~Iagda part,  has 
been  s uccessf ul.  Notwithsta ntling 
this  fa c t,  t he  play  has  a lready  been 
attemptell  by  amateu r  casts  at vari 
ous colle ges  in  neighbori n g"  s tates, 
cases  with  good 
in 
and 
s uccess. 

some 

The club  has  been ap proached  by 
seyeral  of  its  friends  upo n  the  s ub  
ject of  its a t te mp ting- a  ~eavy drama, 
and  the  M agda  is  the  r Cluit,  The 
club  belie ves  t he  cast  will  give  a 
good  acco unt of  themselves. 

= 

BAND  PROMENADE. 

The  first  promenade  concert  of 
the  "ear w ill  he  givcn  in the armory 
next"  Fridayellening  frotH  7  :30  \0 
9  :30.  The  balld  j",  worki ng  tlp:m 
exct:1lellt  prognull,  and  Prof.  King 
will  be  present  10  li\'ell  up  thl'  O<:c:t 
sioll  with se\'eral  sek'ctions. 

R emember,  ,,11  t he  bd ies  an:  iu_ 
,-ited  to  attend,  frl'e  of  char:,!c,  and 
the  :rdmissioJI  fo r  the  men  is  the 
very  small  sum of  '5 Cl'lItS. 

A  good  m:tny  are  prohably  not 
aw,ln:  o f  the  p rogress  of  th~  halld 
It  no\\- Ill1ln!)ers 
so  far  this  \lear. 
35  mCI!,  'UlI!" h:ts the  re gula r  milit<lry 
Sho r tly 
org-rt lliz<ttioll . 
cOIll]l:lny 
. Ifto:r  thc  opellin~  of  colk~c,  tbe 
pitch  of  the bund  was  ch anxed  from 
("oncen  to  international,  placin)!  it 
UpVIl  .1  footing, in  tl1:lt  respect, wilh 
the  best  ham)s  ill  the  country.  At 
t ime  !len:u  new  instru 
the  S;l l1l e 
men'"  werc  purchased _  four  clari 
nets,:I  piccolo,  a  concu t  hurn.  and 
an  alto  saxophone, at a  co~t  of  ;1) 
proximately 
the 
IIHISU;: 
Chri;;t lJllllS 
st:lnds  were  also  pUrl'hased,  which 
will  greatly  improve  the  appea rance 
of  the  b:lJ!d  in  COllce r t.  T he  plaus 
uow  undc r  cOllsider:1tinn 
l ile 
ba nd,  to  he  of  still  fnrth~r  !;~rI-ice 
to  the student hody hy in:HIgur:nill;{ 
a  scries  o f  !::iu nday  :tfterlloon  ~'on­
ccrts, a rc  g"i\'en  morc  ill  delHil  clso.: 
where  in  thi~ issue. 

$~<x) .  Durin;.!; 

\·acation.  ncw 

In' 

\\"e  h:l\'c  the  bcst  collcgc  h:l!Id  ill 
;\Iic higan,  a nd  we  belie\'e  the  stu 
\\' hy  not 
dent  ho<ly  is  proull  of  il . 
h,l\'e  thc  best in  the  country: 
\ Ve 
can  if  we  wan t  it badly  enough  to 
work  for  it. 
\Ve  ha~c  the  n1<."ll . 
\Ve  still  need  mo re  equipment.  Do 
your  share  to  boost  your  band  to 
the  top  by  di~ging  up  15  cellts 
when 
brought 
around.  Then,  after  b u y ing- {he 
tic ket, be  sure to come  to th e a r mory 
Frid:ty  night  and  get  double  you r 
mOller's  worth. 

tickets 

the 

are 

FRUIT  S HOW. 

T he  fourth  annual  Fruit  and 
Flower  Show  \\'il1  be  g i lle n  by  the 
members of the  Horticultural  Club, 
p robablv  in  a  room  in  the  agricul 
tural  bu-ildi ng,  Friday  and  Satu rday 
o f  this  week.  Th is  promises  to  be 
one of  the  largest,  most  interesting 
and  tlttractive  shows yet given.  A 
very  fine  lot  of fru it,  not  o nly  from 

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~"'. " ... ~O . v~.y 'f .. n.,.,  IIU . ' ~ II  n ••  co~uc. 
'fUll  • •  TN.  " 'eoI''' A''  .'f". 

. "  • • e .. Ly .. ,, _ L  COLLO.,O 

80  C ItHTS  ~IHI  VitA" 

J!:n\.e!'t'd  "'  HCOnd~II""  nuo.lI  maHer  At 

LaD~II ",  M Ich. 

Add rell!l lLl ....... erlpt l onl .. nd  !I.d"lIrttslll lli 
matter  \0  tbe  M.  A  O.  HItOOKI>.  Ean IAn 
liDe.  ) lLeb.  A"dre~1 All  eonHlbuUoDJ  W 
t be  Manqlnll EdItor. 

RemIt  by  P.  O.  MOll e)'  Order,  o.,.n  or 

R e ll lltere<1  I../lUt ••  00 not ."nd I t aml)!l. 

BUllne ..  o m c:e  with  IA .. ren~ '"  Van 
Buren  j'r\ntlnll  00 •.  tll)-~11 II.IInd A ,'e. :So •. 
LIw.hllf.  M Ich. 

TU ESDAY,  JANUARY  9,  1912. 

THE  SHORT  COURSES . 

A  tolill  of  338  persons  huve  en 
rolled  for  work  ill  our short  winter 
cou rses,  :is  compll rcd  with  32 I  in 
19'1.  Of  this  nUlllber,  187  have 
entered  for  the  first  year  in  general 
agriculture,  and  .. 1-4  for  the  second 
year.  The  remainder arc di\'idL'(1  as 
follows:  Creamery.  49 j 
Fruit 
G rowin}!"  39;  Poultry,  16;  and 
Ch~escrnaking. 3.  Protcticatlye,'cry 
section of  the state is  represented  in 
these  COIIl"SeS,  and 
t'nrotlml'nt 
blaoks sho w  sCI'eral  from  outside of 
J.fichignll.  Only  \WO  womell,  one 
fo r  the work  in  Fruit  Growin;,:'  :md 
onc in  Poultry, ha\'<:  enrolled. 

tho:: 

Amoll).{ 

It  is  illter~slin:J  TO  lIotc  prepara· 
tion  o f  this  clas ..  for  the  work  in 
h:md.  The !lumber h:lling rec<:il' ed 
instr u ction  bcyond 
the  onlin.,ry 
eighth  g rlldc  is  1~5'  Th e-se  art' 
div ided  as  follo\\"~:  9  ~rades,  H: 
10  grades,  -II:  II  ztades,  Ii:  ,~ 
g-r;ldes,  p.  The  records  show  Ih:ll 
:5  hale  IHld  one  or  more  years  of 
collc~e  or  un;I' ersity  .trainin~.  :mel 
16  ha\e  a\t\!llded  hUSHll;u  (:oll~·~e. 
thoSe  enrolled  w e  nulc 
the  followillg:  Robert  Y.  J.arJl\!d, 
P h.  H.,  Cll ilt.:r.!.ity  o f  :'-olidlig;m ,  in 
Frui\  Gruwin:.!':  1~ :1I1 1  H.  Rhons,  S. 
'909, 
B.,  t ; niler",ity  of  Chicll~o  in 
ill  the 
a  chctni~1  0)(  J)droll,  :l1so 
dass  in  rnlil  Culum:;  O scar  J. 
1100011 . of  l...all",ill).!".  :)  'lr;hlu:ttc of  the 
C. o f  :'-01.  lil\\"  (IlU rSe- ill  'b7'  h:ls  en· 
I('r,-d  f,u  the  "",rK  ill  Poultn. :lIld 
l!clln  II .  T ih!,·.  B ......  inl": E ..  a 
,l:r:i.llu~k of  th e  l  l1i\l'r~il~  of  ~J kh· 
ig-IIlI,  now  of 
is 
studyin~  fruil  ("rowillg. 

tit,!! ,·j  H ap id"" 

F olluwlIlg  i~  a  li'l  \Ii  th~, .. e  who 
h:I\'e cnl("r.:J  Cor  Ihe  II u rk ,hi·  .1  l';n : 

OKSERAI.  -,OItICl'LTrRt  P'1R!iT  YE.llt, 

.\ la m'J.  )hcl,. 

.\dIl.1I1.~.  Llo~'J J 
An llr., .......  Thomeb  \\"  1' .. lOl\l:ey.  ~ltcl. 
'1p.till,lltl. 
Arnutroflg. 
)!i.cb . 

t..:lt.r .. tl'~  H . 

\ltI'1!.:k.  Micb. 

IJ , ..... gia.c.  ~I eb 

Bal l. Chene:r U 
B"lIe.  eh"  w  o"UQit  Miell. 
&ltteT  Fr~ r 
!ll ')t1""y  Jrlle!, 
Beach.  Lem 
Be.ngd.I,  Jul iu~ T  ac-btuh,  MH'!! 
B8g.  Arthur:-,  C.:Jlltv.,  lhcb 
BiMeI! .  lrt'lng  J 
Black . John J  • Sl;.nojll·~  .!IIlCh 
Blanchard,  I.e.ur  H""",,y  :M ICf 
Boersema,  RicharJ  }f  vr .. nd  &Opi,I., 

rj".,nd  }tap: 11;  )hch 

Mich. 

BoLimer.  Earl.  He6+.:  )11" h. 
B~yuton,  Walter  W .,  St  19l1lOCl::  lIicb.. 
Briggs.  han  D .• Belle\'ue,  Mich 
Buck.ham .  Roy.  Kalamazoo.  }l leh. 
Bunt.ing.  Ly n n  L ..  Tillton.  Miell . 
Burger.  Vere,  Bango r,  M.ich. 
Carpenter. Chuence C.,  Troy,  Miell. 
CaU.  !lIurnl.y  4 .  South  BM·en .  Mioh. 
Clark.  Earl  W.,  Gran d  Rapids.  Mich . 
Clark. Je&IIe  B.,  Gaines.  Mioh . 
Cleland, Wllaon,  KAlamazoo.  Mich . 
Clements,  Ferman  Ro , Sa.(ine.  M.ieh. 
Coleman, Charles  L ..  ShsJt.aburg,  Mieh. 
Cook .  Clare nce D.,  BrooKlyn,  M.ich. 

The  M .  A.  C.  RECORD. 

Cook , Roya] J ., Ada.  Mich. 
Cope, Harvey,  Yale,  Mich. 
Cornish,  Leo F.  If.,  Lawto n . Mich. 
Co~ert, B a rry  E.,  Les.lle,  Mich . 
CumminS9.  Allen  G.,  Bat.tle  Creek, 

Mich. 

Daugherty, Charles R . Me line.  Mich. 
Davenport.  Guy V ., Clinton.  Mich. 
Denn isto n,  Msntille.  H ersey.  Mlcb. 
Dernmnre,  J.  Earl.  Ashley,  Mich . 
DiCKie.  Bruce S .•  Pontiac,  M.ich. 
Dobbyn.  Da~id. Capac, Micb. 
Drake.  B oward N.,  Crystal.  Mich. 
Dudley. C.  H enr y.  Brown  Cit y .  Mioh. 
Dudley,  Rolland  A ..  Brown  Ci ty,  Mich. 
Duncan,  J ohn A.,  Three Oaks.  Mich . 
Dunn.  Fred.  Bay City,  Mich. 
Dlirham. Clarence 0 ..  Vassar.  l\1ieh. 
Eddy, Charles  B ..  B!ld ing.  Mich. 
Edmonds.  Milton.  HaI!tin ~. Mich. 
Edward~. Edward  J .,  Charlo,"oi!:.  Mich. 
Ely,  Ralph  W .•  Oli ... et.  lItich. 
Emmert.  Fl1lnk  E.,  Midland.  Mich. 
E,,·ing . G.  FranK,  Rolls,  Mich. 
E\\'ing,  J.  Me rl e.  Pent\\'a~er. )llch. 
Featherly,  Willie  D ..  t-lie. Mich. 
Fish,  AlJel  J ..  Blanchard.  Mich. 
Fishbeck.  Fenton . Alma.  Mich. 
Fitzgerald,  Roger  J.,  Shepherd,  Mich. 
Forgar.  Roy ,  Si.J>  Le.ketl, Mich. 
FOSLer.  Richa rd  A ..  Fowlerville.  Mich. 
Foster.  Wesley.  Fowler dlle.  Mich . 
l-'owler,  Lee.  )Iayl"ille,  Mich. 
Frou. Chari&!  W .. Gladwin.  )lich. 
F uller ,  Floyd , Jeddo.  m ch. 
Gibbins.  H.  Dean . Jackson.  ~fi ch. 
Gitchell.  James  G.,  Hudson\·il!e.  Mich. 
Goble.  Warren W .,  Goble ... iIle.  Mich. 
Gray. Charlie.  Middhn·i1Ie.  Mich. 
Gretton.  Lou is  R .•  MalKln.  Mich . 
Groll. Paul  D., Metamora,  ~Jicll. 
Groner.  Martin J ..  Clifford .  ~li ch. 
IIuJl.  Hoy  C.,  Cageville.  Mic h. 
HRrgrea ... es.  Cil ris.  Harbor  lleRch, ) Iich. 
Barris.  Ihlph  E ..  "Wa.n.  Mich. 
Barris.  FloyJ.  Clark ,tall.  ~I ich. 
B!l.tha\\"ay.  Wa.rd.  Odd.  Mich. 
Hayden.  Rober~ T ..  C"'~30polis.  Mic h. 
LInel.  Jatn~ 5 .• Grand  Ledge.  Mich. 
8icb. Earl C ..  Ala.nson . l l ich. 
lIiII,  William  R. , Gera.,  Mich. 
B ird,  L9~lieJ . ,  Deca.tur,  Mich 
H offw.!ln,  Geor~ \\'., Sagina"',  llich 
HolmB, Arthur W ., Cilllriotte.  ~I ich. 
Houlding. Ycrtlon. Grllnt.  llich. 
HOlnl. Rer T  ,  IthlU::a,  l\Iich 
Hudson,  H\I.)"  R.  South  Boardman. 

Mich . 

l:oles,  Be-nja.min  H., Bro .... n  City, )lich. 
Jensen. Serom  P ..  Sa:l(lu.k~·.  llich. 
Jones.  Fred.  Ec kforJ.  )Ii{·h. 
Jolm.wn.  Henry  N. , Pearle, Mic h. 
Johnson,  Louie A ,  fenndlle.  lfi('h. 
J ohMOn,  ReI  :'.1.,  La"'rell~, ~lich . 
John~Jn. ltoe,  La .... rence, l lh;h. 
Juengel.  Emalluel  M., (;8ro .. Mich. 
Kanouse.  l..eon  D .. Quiney.  JIIi ch. 
Ked.  Alben  ~I.,  Grand  Rapids.  Mh;h, 
Kimball, Gordon  F ..  Alpena.  :'Ilich . 
King.  F.  Elgin,  1(oS!<.  Mich. 
Rillg.  Karl S.,  Green\·jI\e.  ~ich. 
Knowlton .  ~I arl, J ..  ILhlloca .  l'IJich_ 
Koch ,  Hen ry J .•  Killamazoo.  Mid). 
Kolk.  Herma n  D. ,  l-'remont.  Mich. 
Kurtz  Hnrace  B .,  Flint.  Mic h. 
KW"\:z.  Clayt"n  V.,  F lint.  l l ich . 
Kuyper.  Anie D ..  Fremont.  Mich 
Laarman.  Edward,  l lari un.  Mich. 
Loom~rt. Frank  W ..  Detroit,  ltlch. 
Latter.  Fred  C.  Whittemore.  Mich. 
Lepeth.y.  Ernest  E. ,  B olt .  Miel •. 
Und5tr'Jrn .  Arthur. Cadillac.  llich . 
Lmu.n.  I'-Klie  W ..  Litcht'iI.ld.  Mich 
UUlelield,  Franklin  f ..  Far .... ell,  Mich. 
Luekhilrd.  Charles F .. SelJew"illg. Mich. 
Lyo n ,  Eugene  C ..  MlIo6On.  Mich. 
Lytle.  Burne r  B ..  Lawton.  Mich. 
Magnu&O n . Clyde  L .•  Cadillac,  Mic h. 
Mahrte.  Carroll.  Eck ford .  Mich . 
Malpas~, Will H ..  East J ordan .  Mich. 
Manley.  William  B .,  SandU5ky,  Mic h. 
Martin,  Irving B ..  Lennon,  Mich. 
Marti ndale, Theodore  M ..  Grand  Rnpids, 

Mioh. 

Muon. Willi8 J .,  Mo ntgomery, Mic h. 
U .. .-well. Myron H ..  Mt. P1e&88nt. Micll.. 

Meeuwenherg.  Henry,  Fremont.  M.ich. 
Menill.  Lowel.\.  E .•  Meal1J,  Mich. 
Merriman,  Willis, Decker ville.  Mich. 
Messe r , VerDe  B ,  Almont., Mich. 
Miller,  Vance,  Bowell,  Mich. 
llorn ing,  Otto S., BlUlgiog  Rock, Ohio. 
Montague,  Ralph  C.,  M~.  Morrill,  Mich. 
Moon,  Martin, Brunswick, Mich . 
Moore.  Ori &,ln  J .• Oke m08,  Mich. 
Newell, Earl. Burnips Cornel'!!, Mich. 
Niemitalo,  J ohn  E., Kalh·a.  Mich. 
O' Brien,  Edward  )1. .  Grand  Rapids. 

Mich. 

PArker,  Leo, Cassopolis,  Mich. 
Pattison,  J .  Ford .  Kala mazoo,  Mich. 
Peck,  FrAnk  J. , Ada..  Mich. 
Pen nock,  Ralph C.,  Nashville, Mich. 
Pett eys, Clo.re nce S. ,  Byron,  Mich. 
P icklurd.  Lisle  M., Adrian, Mich. 
Pierce,  Frank , S.'I.nd  Lake,  Mich. 
Pihl . Arth ur S. ,  Battle Creek, Mich. 
Poban z. Otto P .•  Sebewaing,  Mich. 
Reber,  Ed "'in J ., 1\Ioll roe,  Mich. 
Renard.  Elmer G.,  Stry ker, Ohio. 
Reynolds,  Raymond, Alamo, llich. 
Riohard80n.  I.le willlyn, Detroit , Mich. 
Rickard, Glell 'V., Rart, Mich. 
Rockwell,  Lyle A .•  Homestead, Mich . 
Russell,  John  D.,  Kalamazoo,  1I.ich. 
Sanderson,  Ea rl  R.,  Bronson.  Micli. 
Schaberg. A.rthur  R., Ge ta,  m c h. 
Sehoemheit. Albert c.,  Saginaw,  W . S., 

Mich. 

Schoo, Tony.  PrOliper,  Mich. 
Sch rader, Glen L., Center ... i1Ie,  lIich. 
Seeley.  Charles F .•  Evan.  Mic h. 
Shapton.  Earl  J .•  Charlevoi.J>.  Mich. 
Shephard.  William,  Brown  City,  illich. 
Smith.  Major  8.. B.I'ron .  Mich. 
Snlitler.  B ellry E ..  Grand Rapids.  '\lich. 
Stock.  Welby  A.,  Meta:nora.  Mich. 
Swanson.  J .  Victor.  :'.Ianistee,  Mich. 
Sweet.  Frank  R .•  Decken ·iIIe.  Mich . 
Sweet.  Glen.  Carson ville.  Mich. 
Swi~her. Morl  J ..  Dowagiac,  Mich . 
Tusker.  Lloyd J ..  Bel!enle.  Miuh . 
Thorne.  Perch'al S .•  l:'enl ... ick.  Mieh. 
To,,"onen.  TOII"O  .\ ..  KAt d,·a.  )Iicl:l. 
Benjamin  B., 
U \,haur, 
)lich. 

~l anehe5ter , 

,'nnder Heide, John, Marion.  bl ieh. 
' ·olz.  JSL'Ob  J ..  MontrOi:le.  blich. 
Wahl.  Will;,;  )1  .  c.:~ nter..-jlle .  Mich . 
Waldoll.  Arthur  W ..  Dowagiac.  )Iieh. 
Walker.  Lee  C ..  Uuoters Creek.  Mich. 
Walk{lr.  J.  CllI.ren(~.  1:IUllttll'!!  Creek . 

)lich . 

Warner. Clare  G ..  Ypsilanti,  :Mich. 
War,,"r.  Lloyu.  Defor<l.  ~lieh. 
Weerd,  HlITr~·.  Byron C,mte.r.  :llie h. 
We-Ibo rll. Sterling.  Kalamazoo.  Mieb. 
Wenig,  Ralph.  Prattl"ille.  l l ich. 
Wilson.  Holnnd  J ..  ("n o.  )IiL:h. 
Winn.  HOrace  W.,  hulay City.  Mir-h. 
Wise.  Frank.  Ui ... as Junction.  Mich . 
Young.  1:1 .  K ..  RiI'e~ Junction.  Mich. 
Young.  Lynn  E ..  Ril,t!!>  Junction. !tieil. 
, .. ""tnd., " (1(,,  ... ill b<  r"bl;.b.~ ..... ' •• ok.) 

SUNDAY  AFTERNOON  CON· 
CERTS. 

To the  majontj'  of  collc;.::c  1lI{"Il, 
!::lunJ,I)' afternoon is  hy  f:tr tIll'  long. 
est  half  dav of the  who le  weck,  I' N 
the  o ne  il~  which  leas! 
is  acnim_ 
pli-.hcd.  A  hllnt'h  o f  men  lIIar con· 
lo;"rcgate  in  some  fellow's  room  :lnd 
sW"P  slories,  o r  it  few  morc  lOa}' 
have  a  gamc of ords. or try:.  hand 
al  domesti c  scienc ... ,  with  the  aid  of 
sOllie other  mlill'S  eh:lfing  dish.  etc .. 
hut  neady  every  man  comes  to  the 
dose  of  lhe  (l3y  with  the  feelinl; 
thnt  the  time  h:ls  bee n  wasted ,  to  a 
ce rt ain  cxtent. 

R cali:o:ing  this  condition,  and  be· 
that  the  student  boJ)'  w ill 
liel' in A: 
app reci ate  any  effort  m:lde  to  im· 
prove this sittl<1lion, the band  is  p lan. 
niug  a  series  o f  ~u nday  a fternoon 
co ncer ts,  to  be r iven  in  the  armo ry 
d uring  the  winter  months.  These 
concer ts  will  be  free  to  all.  Th e 
progrn ms  w ill  be  va r ied  in  na tu r e, 
an d  the best talent obtainable  w ill  be 

presented.  ArT!lngemenu are  being 
mad e  to  provide  seats  fo r  all  who 
come,  and  it  is  huped  the  armory 
may  be filIL'd  to overflowing at every 
one of Ihese concerts, demonstrating 
again and  agai ll  our need  for ;l  more 
cOllllllodious  auditorium. 

The  dllle  o f  the  firsl  eo n cer!  will 
be  posted  011  Ihe  bullclin  bo~rds  ;IS 
soon  as  definite :lrr:lIlge ments can be 
made. 

B r in g  yo ur  friends  with  )'ou. 

M . A·. C. 70-MT. PLEASANT 10. 

I 

tinal  score 

1\1.  A.  C.  h;ld  ;1  walk.n.way  ill 
the  basket  1.1:111  g:lIlle !:::iaturday "vt'n 
ing  in  the  college  a r mory.  Every 
man  pu t  up  a  splendid  game,  and 
the  team  wo r k  was  :I)so  of  a  high 
order.  The 
indicates 
Ih,lt  i\\.  A.  C.  was  bus)'  ne<1rl~'  all 
the  time.  Cllpt.  C h a  In b e  r  I a  in 
secured  ten  bnskels,  while  Gauthic r 
was  a  close  second  wilh  9.  Sics, 
pl:t,l'in~  his 
~:lIne, 
showed  up  well  III  his  position  at 
Center}  :md  a lso  won  hill  shar('  of 
counts.  Several  shifts  lVere  Illude, 
as  is  shown  hy  Ihe  fol1owi n ~ line· 
up,  :lIId  prospec ts 
cc r t:linly 
b rig-ht  for  a  firsl·cl:lss  team. 
Ct'lller-::'pellccr,  ~ies. 
F"orwurds _  YalS,  Spencer,  GlIU· 

,arsity 

first. 

:Ire 

thier. 

Gu :ltd~ - Ch:lmherlain. 

li 0  s~, 

Dodl-:c. 

The  lIe)'1  scheduled  hom .. ·  J:':Il1h': 
will  be  with  , \rmo ll r  InslilulC,  U ll 
)':111.  -:'i .  On  Friday  of  th is  "eek 
the  tcam  play  :\ rmuur  I !lSlitule  al 
the  13th  North. 
Chkngv,  and  un 
I\estern  :11  Evanston . 

111  addition  to  Ihe  sclle\lulc  pre· 
\ i,)usly  puhlished.:1  gnme  hus  l'c"'1\ 
:trr:ull!cd  wi th  Ihe  Internalionals  of 
Buff'llo .  \\ho  corm'  10  ~I.  1\.  C . 
J.III.  !  /.  Thi ~  le,un  11':15 
forme I'll 
L' ompf/scd  of Ihe  Buff'llo  (i e Tm:ms, 
"ho. :11  the lilllc. held  Ihi;' ch:ullpioll' 
>!hip  of  tht·  l. ~. 

Good  cb~" g-arnei!  :tre  prolHi~t"(I, 
anti  we  hope  10  puhlish  the  rc;.!ular 
eI:ISS  s~hcdt1I~' Ill'x t  \1 Ct·k. 

:'-oJi ... ~  !lilll1nelhe rg:~· r.  \\ho n~si!>tl'd 
;11  lIIu~ic 1.,,,1  IL'rm ,  II i1l1101  rdurn to 
cIJJIc)!~'  this 
\Iiuler.  She  pbns  10 
;'::0  ~o ulh wilh  h.:r  1I10 lher  f'n "  kw 
monlh s. 

Prof .  .lcffl·r~  s)lilk ...  befor t.' 

the 
ag-ricul tllr:11  ~llIllenl"  al  ~I.  Johns 
I:!st  ~ !tlUrd:l\, 011  farm  m!l II!l"enl('I\T, 
.tmi  I\ill  ;:ive  ,I"  nddress  at:'-ola;;nn 
on  soils  nexl  :::;"turd:lj. 

Mr.  and  ~Irs.  Fred  Lorce,  of 
Illni~l .  1\  l'rc  g:\Iesl~  of  Ihe  lat ter's 
:.unl,  :'-01  rl!.  C.  i\. COTlII:ll,  (wc r  !'-iuli' 
d:II·. 
is  a  cousin  of 
H obert  l.oree,  "3, 

"Ir.  Loree 

.\1 iss  ScoU,  II hile on  he r  \ :ll'at;oll, 
W'I~  llll.ite  seriou,;ly  hurl  hi'  f:ll1ill~ 
011  Ihe:  ICl' ,  ant!  W:1S  0111\'  :lble  to  re 
turn  10  her  IllIti~  as  instruc tor  in 
music 011  Saturday. 

Prof.  ,ul(1  :'-oJr".  \ '. T.  \\ ilson  vis. 
ited  UI  Ihe  hOllic  of  Pruf.  ami 
i\ lrs . 
Arthur  G.  I lall,  Ann  Arhar,  X~·w 
Year;;: 
is  re gisl ra.r  of 
the  sCience  deparlmel1l  ill  Ihe  uni· 
\"ersil)'. 

'-'roL  I lal1 

111 ~lr ll etOr :'-olu sslclll nn  attended  a 
mceting  of  the  American  ASi'oc1l· 
tion  of  Al{ricultur:ll  Engineer s  3t 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  duri n g  the  Ch r ist· 
Illas  vacatio n .  Power  machinerv, 
co nst r uction  w o rk:  an d  farm  m:.rchin_ 
eryench  recei ved  a  shAre  of  allen 
tiol1  at the  meeting, and  Mr.  i\·I lIssel. 
la r ge r  view 
man  returned  wi th  II 
th an ' eve r  of  his  c hosen  wo r k,  in 
which he says the r e  is a great future . 

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ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

-"liss  ;'>.[ildre,l  R ohll,  ill  colleg-c 
j \Vo  y("'ars  a.!{o,  has  retur ned  to  con  
linue  her colh:g(·  work_ 

On  account  of  the  c rowded comli· 
lions  in  the  Bot anical  departme n t, 
the ;lItie  class  rOOIll  is  again  in  Ilse. 

}oJ ril.  R nle r  returned,  last  week , 
from  .\Ja~sh;,ll,  .\Iich .,  where  "he 
has been  (aring  for  her  fathe r,  who 
is  scriou sly  ill. 

~Iiss .\Iary  St evens, of  .\l are ngo, 
IlL,  returned,  with  ha  s is ter,  .\Iiss 
Grncc  Ste\-cns,  at  the  beginlli"g- of 
thc  term, and  will  rellw ill  at  .\1.  A. 
C .  for  a  b rief  visil . 

O.  I.  Gregg  writes  that  he  has 
phlced  an  order  fo r  a  la rge  num ber 
of  fruit  :lnd  walunt  trees,  to  be 
pl:llltcd  on  thi:  Fairdew  fruit 
:llld 
poultry  ranch  at  Grant's  P:1S!,  Orc 
i\lr_  Gregg  enjoys thc  \\'cst, 
g:01l. 
and  st:lles  tha t  the  \I·t,alhe r  is  ve ry 
mild  at  this  time  o f  the  year. 

i\liss  frcyhofer is  agaill  ill  Ch: l~C 
of  the  music  at  M_  A .  C., after  a 
three  mo nths'  stay  in  )Jew  York 
III  addit io n  to  the  pleasu re 
C i ty . 
the  best  mu s ic  New 
of  -hearing-
Yo rk  affords during  thc  fan  season, 
Miss  Freyhofer  took  o ne  term  of 
~rgan  lessons  under  \VIn.  C.  Carl, 
·of  the  Guilmant  Organ School. 

A  Illceting  of  those  interested  1ll 
local  optio n  was  held  in  the  church 
parlors  Friday  night, at  which  time 
M r.  j.  E_  Hammond,  of  Lallsing, 
outlined  the  plan  o f  campaign, and 
told  of  wo rk  being done.  Commit 
tees  will  be appointed  in each  tOWII 
ship  and  village  10  carryo n 
the 
work.  Mr. Schepers was the ullall i 
mous  choice  as  chairman  of  the 
East  L ansi ng  division,  and  w as 
given  authority  10  appoint  his  assis 
unts, four in  num ber. 

.\I rs _  Eu Slace  cnlert:tineu  \V ed  
llcsdar  aft~rz!oon ,  ill  honor  of  her 
I!uest;  .\lis"  C.~nfidd,  of  Gcnev:l, 
~- Y. 

Or.  and  .\1 r5 .  Hlais(lell e ntertaine(] 
at  their homc on  I'aculty  R ow  Sat 
unlay  evening-,  in  honor  o f  Prof. 
and  "'Irs.  "adal, of  Olivet. 

)1 rs _ Babcock  and  daughter, Ger 
trude, arc  now  at  1heir  home  on 
Abbot  A\,c.  Prof_ Babcock  is  do 
in g  ve ry  nicely,  but  is  still  verr 
weak_ 

Dr.  Thos.  \r.  ~adal ,  o f  Ol il-et, 
s poke:1\  both  morning- and  ('vening" 
serv ice  in  th e  Peo ple's Church  S un 
d ny.  R el- .  Steensma,  Ihe  pastor 
elect,  will  move  10  Ea s t  Lallsing 
a bout  Veb.  I _ 

The  w ee k  of  extremely  cold 
weather  at  .\-1.  A.  C.  wa s  follo w ed 
yesterday  by a bli nding  SIlOW  storm. 
Storms  and  cold  weather  arc  gen· 
crOll,  and  Lans ing  and  vici nity  arc 
g e tting  their  share.  Four below  is 
reportcd . 

A  spednl  Bible  class  has  been 
arranged  fo r  the  benefit  of  short 
course  men  at 9; '5  S unday  morn 
ing,  with  Pro f.  Myers  in  charge. 
The  work  will  Include  a  stud y  of 
the social  and  religions condItions of 
ou r  rural  com munities.  On  next 
S unday  morning  the subject  will  be 
"Young  People's  Societies."  The 
~ I as:l  last  S unday  n umbe red  60,  and 
much  interest  was  shown in  this, 
the lx!ginn ing o f  Ihe  wor k. 

The freshmen a~ric u 1111 ral st udents 
the 

hold 
t hei r  oration  cOlltesl 
chapel  S:lttlrday  e\'e ning-, Jan.  13. 

in 

The  poullry  depa rt n1ent  made  a 
shipment last  week  o f  3.')  birds  10 
II.  L. 
ml r 
f..:l·mpste r,  now  of  '\fissou ri. 

former  poultryman, 

Prof.  And  i\lrs.  Polson  spcnt  Ihe 
the 
latte r"s  home  ill 
i\lrs.  Polsull  n:Il!;lin 

holilbys  ;11. 
'\lilwaukee; 
illg  fo r  a  Illore  extended  visit. 

T hc  1l1en's  social  room  is  open, 
both  d;l)"  and  evening,  fo r  the  be ne 
fit  of  short  cou rse  men.  On  each 
t:iatu rday  c~-elling  at  7 o'clock  there 
will  be  o lle  or m ore short  add resses, 
discussions, 
songs, 
alid  "a 
s nac k." 

fUll , 

Beginning-

),eslenlay,  the  sho rt 
course  men  are  deYotillg  o ne  hour 
the  third  period  in  the  afternoon 
-
-
to  such  drill  or  phrsical  exercise 
in  the  armory  as  Lieu !.  Cron  can 
furni s h  them. 
It  is  bel ieved  th at 
tha t  this  will  be  of great  bl·ncfif  to 
these  men,  who arc  accustomed  to a 
greater f lllount of exercise th llll  they 
will  h!t\"e  during  th e  next  six  or 
eight  weeks. 

The  21st  annual  meeting  of  the 
r.lich igan  Breede rs'  and  F eeders' 
Association  is  to  be  held  in 
thc 
agricultural  buildi ng,  M. A. C.,jan. 
17  a nd  IS.  Se\-Cral  sec tional  meet· 
ings  w itl  be carried on  at  Ihe  same 
time  in  various  rooms of  the  build 
ing.  An  illformal 
reception  and 
joint meeting of all  sections  will  be 
held  a1  5  p.  m.,ja n.  17,  following 
wh~ch a luncheon  will  be  given  the 
visiting  stockmen  by  the  Agricul . 
tural  College. 

Dean and }of rs. L r  111;111  ell tert;lined 
:It  dinner  FrilJay  evcnillg"  of  f:lst 
weI' k. 

B.  F.  Churchill,  the  college  hus_ 
man,  h;IS  pl1rchased 
it  ncw  C;lSS 
aulo  lruck  for  his  Lansillg"-Colleg-e 
tnlde,  and  plans  to  make  this  ma 
ch ine  do  the \1 ork  o f his  li,-c  horses, 
anti  with  ~reate r ... ast:  :tI1d  disp;lkh· 

.\Ir.  Linton  WilS 

II!  N;lsh,·ilJl', 
T uesday  o f  laSI  week,  Oll  in"tit ule 
work, ;ul(l  in  the evening"  spoke at 
the 
a  ban<juet  gil'ell  by 
.Iack:;on 
ilr  J :u:kson. 
Poultry  Associ:lIiol1 
judging  poulIn'  at 
Today  he 
E I·art. 

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lleCeSSary 

It  was  fOllll(1 

to  CU I 
(Iown  thc  large elm  OIL  the  rear  o f 
Delln  Shaw's  residence  recently,  ;.s 
it  was  endrlllgl' ring  hoth  wall  Itlld 
roo f.  Thc 
led  ill 
height,  with  an  a~-e r age diameter of 
32 inches.  It W:IS  tnm splant..-d about 
186",  and  was 57  yea rs  oltl. 

t ree  was  So 

L.  L. Jon ... s,  who  co mpleted  his 
college  work  with  tht!  close  o f  Ihe 
blJ te rm,  has  :,cce pted  ~ position  at 
A ~hc n s,  G:l_,  whe re, on  Feb.  19,  he 
Will  aSSUllle  charge  of  the  poult ry 
dcpartmt'nt  in  the  collcge  of  that 
statc.  H is  work on the s tart  will  be 
mos tly  instruction  wo r k,  but  he  will 
ha ve  supervision  o f  the  ne w  plaut 
to  be  construc ted,  find  will  flim  to 
make  it  second  to  none  ill  the coun 
try .  On  a  recent  trip  to  Georgia, 
Mr.  Jones  met  F.  1-1.  McI;-Intloll 
'07,  with  whom  he  will  be  associ~ 
r.'lr. jones  is  at 
ated  in  his  work. 
present  helpi ng  Mr.  Liuton  in  the 
instruction  work  for  short  course 
men. 

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Evecy body  , eads,  THE STATE  JOURNAL 

BEC~USE 
It  cOlllp!ddy  ('O\TI1;  Ihe  field  of  !ocalncws,  politi.:;;,  and  the 

world  of  SPO,"t;;. 

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BCC:lIISC  ils  teleg r aph  :md  co rrcspo!l(]cncc  se r v ice  cn.,hlc  it  to 

" IV \:  ils  n::::llk rs  \h l'  blest  general  n e ws  of  the  da\'  III  ad 
~;IIlCC of  :lny  Olhe r  IlCWsp;lpcr co ming  into  L;lll sii;g . 
Have TH E  STATE  J OURNAl:. deli vered  to you r  home  by  ca rrie r 

FARM  CROPS , 

:,h1c 

T he  Cou rse 

lW(,11  111 
fu r 

i"  r:lpi.! !., 
,,"," 
\\"hen 

:'pproach inK 
shall  h" 

III  Far m  C ro ps. 
thl'  process  of 
which  11:15 
thl" 
rcorg:mi l.1l1ioll 
la,,\  h'\\ 
YC:lrs, 
thr;: 
s la gl' 
\ 0 
poim  to  it  ;I S  Olll'  of  the  hes t  in  the 
l 'nilc\l  ,stales .  Bo th  10  the men  :,, 
thl'  he: .. 1  of  Ihe  ucp:, r lllll'ni  am!  to 
tIll'  "tud"IlI:'  1:lki ng  up  this  work  IS 
l ' ll\kr  the  kaucrship 
.- rClii l  dlle. 
of  I'rof .  ~ lw~'s1llith,  "h u  h:ls  had 
l'x \ensin:  cXp" rienc" 
lrainill).{ 
in  :L:;!rOIl (lIu .\·,  )!" n ·:t l  work  I"  beiu ).!" 
Ilis  ahk·  aS5i,; laIl1 , 
ll n,:01l1pli"hed . 
~lr.  llooping-arm:r, 
the 
blll Ou" n:w;:h ty  Illu cr~, .\1 r. '-':pr:,;.:},!, 
til  plallt  hrl"'d in~,  :Int! 
.\1  r.  P u!!S, 
field  :1).:"('1\1,  arc  f:wilil:lling  ihe  la~l\. 
The  'X(·l'pliuu a ll.,·  \\"dl lil l(''\  laho r:l· 
lo ries.  kl te,.1  appar;t \l1"  and  iuslru· 
lne nls,  :LtLd  :11l  ahulld:l11ce  o f  1I];!lcr ' 
i;\lll1:1k ,·  Ihe  w ork  :\  ""urn'  of  r cal 
p leas ure  10  til"  .<;lUdel!15  w ho  w e r e 
wise  cllolLt-:"h  I"  "pe" i,L1i .... ,·  11l  thi~ 
line. 

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Thu~ i1 is  ""ry  "ils il y  ulHkrslnod 
\\ hy  th,'  numher of  slll,ku lS  scle,·t· 
ill).! a).! rl>l liHllY as thcirll1'ljor is:L lnH'~1 
duuhkli l his yea r.  F Ollrl~"l:ll scnio r " 
:1  score  aud  :1  ha lf  uf 
and  :ll1o"SI 
jun io rs  arlO  lakiu·c  :hll'alH.:,·d  iIlSlrlll" 
"'111  ill  :t"rol'/IIJ'\'~ 
, 
'rhe 5"",or" IlI)1 
. 
"ul\,  "0.:1  "bs;;  w o rk,  bUI  a rc 
:llsl! 
~iI'l'll"'lhe opportunily  Il'  ad 
thl' 
f!l 
cilp:lcily  uf  jlLd~e"  of  COrLl .  ).!"~ain 
:1Il.!  "tlll'r  farm  l'rups  :II 
1"~l n O\l,. 
:lgri"ultural  f<lirs . 

Thl' oPI"  ,rtu n iti .. s fo r :ll! r onomist,. 

:"If<..'  " ('ry  1lL"'>lllisil1~ :  e\'el1  t he g-Ol" 
,'rlll1lenl 1",·,·\I;':l1i .... "" Ibis  f;L~·t ".1"  pay· 
iug  th<"ll1  dlL'  hi.l!lw,,1 ";;II;, r i.:,;;  ~)f :!II.' 
,'il'il  "l'f\I,'l'  p')5ilivll  ILl  Ihe  lilLc  "f 
:1).!"ri'·1Lh!lr~·.  F"r  il1st:lnce,  Iho.'  ,,:d· 
:lfI'  of  :I  f:lirh- ).!"ood  g rain  jud;!L:  15 
:51.~OO  10  $~."lIO  per 
,..:ar.  T he 
.\.1. '  .\ .  C. 
I"LTy 
hi;.!hl~  of  TilL'i!" 
'pcc;a]!.\'.  :11111  ,\ill 
Ill"  \'cn'  g-bd  t.,  ,t.:i\l·  ~vm,· pointer" 
\0  :111\  OLle  illl,· r..:~tl.'<L 

:,ulde!!':;  s'pcak 

AI;other  f,·ntl1n.'  worthy  1)f  Ll otice 
I,.  Iht'  f.\el  th,11  thL 
;'::1'..,.1\1;1'  nUlllb~r 
o f 
f or('i~ n  5111(\,'11(:'  1:lkin:;  ]lu~l· 
gra.duatc  work  ill  .'\  LIleri..:an  :I~ri_ 
cuhural  ~nHe ![c;;  "p~.:ci:!]i~e in  agron · 
_""'- lar~e  (-nro!/mclII  (I f  such 
Oil1\"_ 
slud\'n:",  in  future  year-
i~  ;lJltici  
p:lkJ_ 

It  111:<1  be  worth  while  to  ~omi! 
Stu~kllb' 10  ,on~ idtr  the"",  fact",  in 
l'hvosing"  their  speciallY · 

)1.  C .  L 

Albert  H.igtl"fink.  '00,  with  the 
De  Prcc  Chemic:!1  Co., of  lIolla nd, 
was  a college  ,i5il0r  I<lst  week. 

Pro f.  [{ak e r  r"ports  h:I"ing  seen 
PegJ!),  ~lc Ctic .  Dick  C rosby,  l\l3tt 
:lnd  C.  B. 
C r osby. 
Smith, o n  his  recent  trip  10  \\· ash · 
lng-to n. 

the  Tr;lcY5, 

Fred  Bu sch, who, during  the  paSI 
term,  assisted  Prof.  }'1ac klin 
in 
athletics,  amI.  gol  OLlr  bllsketbaH 
well  on  the  way, left  Satu rday  for 
D etroit.  Here  Mr.  Busch  will  ell 
ter  the  plant  of  the  Everett  Auto· 
Iloo),  Co.,  and  will  co n tinue  the 
study of the  machillt in  atl  its  pa r ts 
UllIil  h e  has  mastered 
;lutO 
busin ess. 

th e 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Marx  Clothes 

Spalding Sweaters 
Imperial  and  Knox  Hals 
Heid  Caps 

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Me u's  Wear  thal proves 
itself the w orld over. 

The  Mapes  Co. 

207 . 2()9  So .. th  \\' .. hl n gt .n, ...  ,. ~. 

For  )"tOr5  Lensing's  Ll.~ding C/I)/II/flrs. 

CO LLEG E  DR.UG  I.f 
GRO C ER"  @.. 

H ICC S 

'"  BA. U ER ,  PROPR' ETORS 

MICH IGAN  FARMERS '  INSTI· 
TUTES. 

COl':"  I" Y  Ix.,rlTt' "E.". 

\ ' an  Buren  Co ..  La"rCllce.  !:1Ii. 
I i-IS:  E.I\Ull  Co ..  Charlulle,  ·Jan . 
Ii"- I.s ;  [Ugh;Llll  Co .• 
.\1 :1.5on.  } m. 
IS:lhl·l!a  C,).,  ~It.  \'> lca"alL! , 
1t;-~o : 
J .. IIl.  >; _ 1"; :  <':1;I 1"e  Co .•  Clare,) :! n. 
.\1 i,II :lLld  Cu ..  Colelllal1,  1:H1. 
1'J-':O : 
:\ILI' urn,  1:111. 
~~ - ':3 :  Bal'  Co .. 
l 'Ol1i~, .1 :111. 
~3-~-l :  Ura'tiOI  CII __  :->t. 
::  I - ~ .'i
:  ~:';.;illaw Co., ''''a).!"ltl:m .. l:m. 
24 . 2;;:  Ul'llesl'"  Co ..  Flint.  f:l ll. 
2;; -2(';  Cllul(m  Co.,  ()\id . 
·Ian. 
2'J-~i :  Tu,,(ola  Co .. 
("1Iro .  )au . 
'::6-2i :  11l1 TOLl  Co ..  lbd  .\ xe. ):III. 
.\[,·hill,  .I:m. 
~')-.30:  :->:LfLila.:  C ...... 
30-31 :  L:I\Il'\' r  Co.,  .-\  I LllIl11! ,  I:m. 
:1  I_ F eh.  I;  ~t.  Clair  C ......  :\Ia'rine 
'\i:l<"olilb  Co .. . \r· 
\,;lt~,  Felt.  t _ " 
.\1:lsol1  Cn ..  Lud· 
InaJa,  F eh.  I_~ : 
IlL;.:"tVII,  .fail.  q-:!j:  .:\/,mlHe,·  Co., 
Be:.r  Lake,j :ltl  Z 'i - ~(i;  Hell"!.;e  Co .. 
l klldoll,.!;lIl.  :!6-~i;  Lt·I·I;\ll:1LL  C ...... 
~.uttOIl·S  It~y ,  ),=111. 
:Y-311.:.  lir:Lt1l1 
I nt,'c r"e  Co .. 
[ rll,'Crs...,  L,II.  Ian. 
30-31;  Antri m  Co ..  Elk 
I{ ajllds. 
.1:111.  31- Fch. 
I;  Ch:nl\' \'oix  C ... , 
East  Jo rda Ll,  F ell  1_:: ;  K:,lka.,ka 
(:0.,  ~a!k:15ka, Feb.  ~-3: L;,ke  Co .. 
Luther, F dJ.  j_6 :  .\) e("05 I;1  C o.,  Big 
R ;lpiti s, JaIl.  29-30;  XcwaYl!1J  Co., 
Frernont,)all.  30-31;  UcellLlH  Co., 
Ilan, j'lIl. 31- Fe b  I. 

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Xeil 

\-all  H orne  is  tc;\chin)..:"  In 
the  Xonbcrn  Stale  )i o flll:t1  School, 
at  Marquet te. 
li e  elljoys  the  pro 
fession  of  teach ill)!  \'el"\'  mu ..:h ,  and 
is  ge lling  along  ni cely.' 

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Announcement  was  m"de  of  the 
ma r r iage o n  December 30, o f  H ar ry 
Lee  Baker  and Jessie  EoJa  Macln· 
ty re, at Dollarvi\le, Mic h.  Mr. :I!ld 
!'L'f rs.  Ba ker  will  be  at  h o me  afler 
Marc h  15,  at  Troy,  Montana. 

J.  W.  KNAPP  CO. 

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Inducements  on  Winter  Merchandise 

Unuerwear.  l:Io~ie ry.  Ualldkerchiefs  ro r  ~ I en . 
l'.\un!;ing  Wool  Union  :;uit~, th e  l.J e~L $;!grade. 
~\"Ul sing Wool  Uui QU Suit.s.  the regllla r  $!.50  lluali Ly . 
Mun ~ ing Fleeced  Uni utl  Silil!l-sell~ at  81 .. ·.0.  Special ';l\la price 
Fleeced  Union 811hs.  worth  lSI.  Spto'dal  ~al\<  pril'!'! 
Silk  Li~le ~ocks. '!5l:  "nlul!-thro:e  pair 
Pure Si lk Socks.  ail  C!llors,  50e  "allle-t hree pa ir 

Sale prke 

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Snl~ price 

82 .25 
j  .98 
I. j  9 

75c 
50, 
$1.00 
5c.  rOt.  20c.  25t 

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