The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE . 

VOL.  1;, 

E AST  LAXSISt ;,  .\UCJ-ll OA~.  TU£''inA Y .  FEJ'.RL\RY  tao  1(}l:!. 

Xo.  20 

M.A .C. AT WAS HINGTON, D. C. 

A s  mentioned  in  the  R BCO IlI)  of 
last week,  the  1912  meeting  of  the 
\Vash ington  M.  A.  C.  Alumni  A s  
sociation  will  be  held  in  Freund's 
Hall,  SIS  T e nth  St.,  N.  \L, at  6 
o'c1qck,  Tuesday cvcnillg", Fcbru;lry 
201h . 

President  Snyder  will  be 

the 
ch ief  attraction.  He  will  be  011 
hand  to  discuss  th e  past  and  pres 
ent affairs of  the  coJlege,  and  to  tell 
of  its  fut\lre.  All  others  who  at 
tend  will  be  given  a  c hoice  between 
making  a  olle-minute  speech,  10 
consist  o f  a  college  reminiscence, 
annccdote or  joke on a  fetlow -alum 
nus,  and  an  exhibition  of  how  to 
sing, dance  or  C;lI  soap  (no  water 
will  be  thrown) .  Other  interesting 
features ::lre  being  prepared. 

If you  have ever  been  llssociated 
with  the  collegc  in  an y  way,  you 
have a  perfect  right  to  attend  this 
banquet.  Send word  at once to ;\1 f. 
James  H. Tibbitts, 33--11  Eighteenth 
51.  N.  \V.,  chairman  of  th e  com· 
mittee  on  ,Lrr:Hlg~nlCnts, as  to  thc 
number of plates yOIl  wish  reserved, 
and  who  will  be  with  \·o u.  Your 
money's  w o r th  is  guar:u\teed. 

PORTLAND  ASSOCIATION. 

The  1\,1.  A.  C.  Association  of 
Portland,  Oregon,  will  have  a  ban· 
tl ue t  at  6  p. Ill.,  S atLlrday,  Feb . .. q, 
\\".  C.  A.  Hall .  All 
at  the  Yo 
alumni  that ca n  bc  present  are  re· 
II.  E .  \Veed, 
q llesto::d 
ch aifman,  Of  F.  E.  Mangold,  Sec'y. 

to  not ify 

MAGDA . 

the  SIK·cess  of 

T he  Dr,unalic  Cluh  is  to  be  COil· 
u ra tulated  o n 
its 
~:ork in  theditlicult play  given  Fri· 
day  e\'c nin!-:"  in  the  colleg-e  ;,rmo ry. 
All  the  parts  w efe  exce ptio nall y 
the  ufllmatic 
well  prese nted,  :md 
:Jction  rose  at  times  to  a  point  of 
great emotional intensit y . 
lnc iden · 
tal  bits  of humor w e re we lcomed  by 
the  audience  as  a  relief  to  the  in· 
tense  tr;Jged y .  Su(te r rnaun,  a Il e  of 
Germauy's  greatest  no\·clists of  the 
mode m  "storm  and  stre~s  move· 
ment ," has het.:ome  a  figure  of iuter· 
national interest throu gh his d ram<l S. 
This  play, "J\lagd:t"  (so ·called  .in 
fr om  ltS 
the  English  tra nslatio n 
be roin e l,  WllS  published 
less  thall 
ten  ye~rs  :tgo,  under 
tit le, 
the 
"Heim<1l."  The  problem presente(l 
is  tha t  of  contrast  and  contli ct  be· 
tween  differing  il\eals.  "Individ u· 
lilistic  s triving," "the suprcme  duty 
of  faithfulness  to one's  higher sclf," 
are  phrases usee  to characterize  this 
alld  other  works  of  the  modern 
European  school.  Happily,  Amer· 
ican  writers are  not imbued with this 
extreme spirit,  which one  critic  de· 
scri bes  as "revolJ  against  exisiting 
social  conditions." 
Its  philosophy 
may  be  misleading,  at any  rate, and 
cautious  conside ration  of  iI,  if  lmy, 
is  mo!>t  necessary. 

The  M.  A.  C.  Glee  Club  will 
give a  concert  in  the  armory  on  the 
evening of  Feb.  zz. 

'6.:. 

Pre\·ious  to  Prof.  A . ./.  Cook's 
lea dng  P omona  CollegC',  Clar.:! 
mont,  Cal.,  to  begin  his  duties  as 
state  horticultural commissioner. the 
lecture  hour took the form  of  a  {:lre· 
well,  nnd  a  number  o f  the  ·fllcu lty 
talk s  concern ing 
llIade  impressi\·C' 
his  life  and  work  :lnlong  thelll  du ro 
ing  the  p .. st  IS  or  ':0  Je:l rs.  Elich 
speake r  me ntioned 
the  p:lrti cular 
virtue  of  Prof.  Cook  which  mos t 
appealed  to  him,  and  alt  united  in 
regrets at  losing him, and in  bi(lding 
him  God  speell  in  his  new  fi eld  o f 
labo r. 

From  the  Slui/..,i/  L(fc  we  puh. 
lish  the  following  extracts,  wh ich 
prove that  the  grl·at  professor is  as 
dea r 
to  Californi!1  studeills  as  he 
once  w as  to  those  of  :\1.  A.  C. : 

"A  m:1il  li viug  ill 

the  ullsettish 
and  e ffective  sen· icc  of  others;  a 
scie ntist  a lw:l}'s  work ing  for  the 
perfection  o f  his  departlllent ;  a 
tC:Kher  with  the  f aclllt~·  of  inspir. 
ing  ill  his  pupils  ltll  illtcrcst  in  a ll 
things o f t.li\·illC'  cre:JtiOIl_thcse  ant! 
more is  Prof.  Cook, who  !ca\·es  ("0· 
mO Il:!  for  broader  fielfls  of  se r vice. 
n · e  hOllo r  h im  as  a  ;..::reat  scielltist; 
we  :Iumi rc  him  as 
:t  succcssful 
:I  f riend  We  entcrtain 
t(:ach{·r;  a" 
toward  hin,  lISemimcllt  dnseh· :Ikiu 
to  love. 

. 

ABRAHAM  LIN CO LN. 

IOU:!>  APIlIL  11,. 

lboS 

FROM  HIS  SPEECH  AT  GETTYSBURG: 

"  Four  score  and seven  years  ago  our lathers  brought  forth  on 
this  continent  a  new  nation .  conceived in  liberty  and  dedicated  to 
the  proposition  that  all  men  are  created  equal.  Now  we  are 
engaged  in  a great  civil  war,  testing  whether  that  nation,  or  any 
nation,  so  conceived  and so  dedicated,  can  long  endure.  We  are 
met  on  a great  baltlefield 0/ that  war.  We  have come  (0  dedicate 
a  portion  0/  it as  a  final  resting  place  lor  those  who  here  gave 
their  lives  that  that  notion might  live. 
It  is  altogether filling  and 
proper  that  we  should do  this. 

.. But  in  a  larger  sense  we  cannot  dedicate.  we  can not  conSe 
crate,  we cannot  hallow  this ground. 
The  brave  men,  living  and 
dead,  who  struggled  here,  have  consecrated  it  far  above  ou r  poor 
The  world  will  little  note  nor  long 
power  to  add or  to  detract. 
remember  what  we  say  here,  hut  it  can  never  forget  what  they 
did  here. 
It  is lor  us,  the  living,  rather,  to  be  dedicated  here  to 
the  unfinished  work  which  they  who  fought  here  have  thus  far  so 
It  is  rather  lor  us  to  be  here  dedicated  to  the 
nobly  advanced. 
great  task  remaining  before  us -
that  from  these  honored  dead 
we  take  increased  devotion  to  that  cause  for  which  they  here gave 
the  last  /ull  measure  0/  devotion -
that  we  here  highly  resolve 
that  these  dead  shall  not  have  died  in  vain,  that  this  nation, 
under  God,  shall have  a  new  birth  0/  freedom,  and that govern· 
ment  of  the  people,  by  the  people,  and lor  the  people.  shall  not 
perish  from  the  earth . .. 

~ 

,~ 

·· Althou~h  the  loss  to  ou r  teach· 
in~ force  is  a  serious  one, y(,l  \\ ho 
ca n  estimate  the  hOllor  that  comes 
to  P Olllolla  in  g i\illg  to  th·e  state of 
Califonlia such  11  Ulan;  ~o \\~  bid 
him  Godspeed and  unmeasured s uc 
cess  in  hi~  !lew  lit:ld  of  l:d'or  as 
slate  horticultu ral  l'om missi,mc r. " 

'7:)· 

Jndo;;etl  h lHl  $1  for  whidl  ple:tse 
":ontinu{'  my  s u bscriplion.  The:\1. 
A .  C .  RE CO Ut>  is  a  g"olJd  medi um 
th rollgb  which 10  ret.:cil·C  ihc w~ekly 
news  of  the  colleg'c. 
1\  mnr  in· 
tcrc;;(  some  of  the} oung-cr  ',kids" 
to  know  l hat  Prof.  Frallk  Kcdzie 
is  the  ollly  mall  left  at  the  collcg'e 
who  W:IS  th~·rt.;  during  1)1\.  studcnt 
da)"s,  !md  he  \\:15  only  olle 
\"e:lr 
a head  o f  me  ill  :,.::n.dll:ltillg.  ~rhe 
]I:l"t 30 yea rs  h;IS ccrt;,inly \\ itncssed 
some w onLie rfu l  ("h anges  a t  0111  :\1: 
.-\.  C.,  as  well  :lS  ht're  at  P urdue. 
P rof.  \\'.  C.  Latta,  'ii, is  the  old· 
cst  1I1 <1 n  h~re now,  in  point  of  ser. 
vicc o with  nearly  30  years  to  his 
c redit .  while  I  :1111  a  close  se cond, 
J.  '1'11001'.  '7S . . 
with  ~S years. 

'79· 

L.  G .  C:,r penter,  consulting  en. 
gineer,  writes  as  follows :  "Pletlsc 
c-hallge  lily  i{ P.(;OHO  address  frOIll 
Flo  Collins to  1445  Gilpin  St., Den· 
vc r,  Col.  As  this  is  inc reasi ngly 
my  headquarters  for  my  work  in 
the  va rious  w estern  stales,  w e  have 
purchased  it  home  al  the  above  ad· 
dress,  w here  +M rs .  Cllrpentcr  ('S l) 
!lIld  m yself s hall  be  pleased  to  have 
our old  friend s  call  when  in  Dcn ~·e r. 
Our dau g hter, J canette, is  at tcl1ding 
\Vomall's  College  lit  Baltimore  this 
yea r." 

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Add..-.n .uMcrlpllonl and  Ildv erUaLnR 
maHer to  the  M.  It.  O.  kf:CQlw.  !<:/IU  1 .... ,, 
IIlnl .  Mich.  Addresl  "II  OOJ,utbullO""  t.o 
the  )lauaaLn l!  J<:dltor. 

Remit  by  P.  O .• \loner  Ord er,  On.lt  Or 

R.e"lnered  Lette r.  1>0  not II<:Ond  uaWPi. 

l3uslncu  omc!'  \\'Ltb  I~ ... r elle\j  ok  \'''0 
B oren  "rlnUIl, 00.,  tlll-!It O,"" d  .1\\"'-:. No" 
Lan.l n R.  Mleh. 

TUESDA Y,  FEBRU ARY  13,  1912. 

so, 

they  dO lle 

N CITHE R 

,,·.,shi ngtoll  110r 
Lincoln left autobioJ..:"r:lphi(·s. 
the 
II :ul 
sales  would  no  doubt  ha\'c  ex 
ccctlcd  thOse  of  ou r  most  popul:'r 
1l0\'c!s  or  memoirs. 
[n  the  d:l\'s  of 
\Vashingtou.  thefl'  was  not  the  de· 
malld  for  hooks  autl  'llaga"il!es  that 
there  i3  at  the  present  time,  .. 1)(1  no 
douht  the  helo\ ell  Lincolu  would 
have  been  too  modl".1  10  h:II'e  writ· 
tcon  ahoul  him",clf.  c'en  if  he  hall 
lx'ell  url'eli  to ,10  !oO. 

Grant  wrote  his  :\Iemoir..;.  as  .Iitl 
J osel'll.l efferson. hec.luSe of "u~;.;:es· 
lions  from  puhlishers.  which  wen' 
accompanied  1\ ith  te,upting  offer::; 
In  this  tI:w  we 
for  scri:,i  ri:,:hts. 
would  110  douhl  lIlis",  the  pleasure 
of  mall)  J.;oud  hooks  if  il  'I c re  not 
[ur  the  editur",  :lIItl  puhlishers,  who 
;ire  ... ·Ic r  011  111('  lookout  for "sorne· 
:1111\  who  :1l'e  N'e r 
thillg:  J::ood." 
read.,  \\ ilh  the  "ne,:",.S:lr.,  SUgg-l'S· 
lion." 

.. , I i ollest  .\b,,"  is  lIot  without  his 
.:h:unpions.  ho\\('n·r.  OInd  Ilume rous 
book"  iJ:We  been  published con.:e rn· 
inE!'  hoth  his  puillic allll  p~iv:'tc  life. 
.\mon;,:- !lll'!o.:.  one of  lil ... ·  leq  hc",t 
which  h:l",  COIIIC  10  our notice i,.lh:lt 
by  l\hr~  Haymollli  Shipmlln  :\n ' 
drews.  ou  "The  Perfe.:t  Tri1lule," 
Febrllan  ;,.  all  opportune  time  to 
It 
read  thi';:  beautiful  little  I·ohllnc-. 
to  become  hettcr 
will  help  unc 
acquaint cd 
II ilil  Ihc  c\wraClcr  of 
Lincoln. 

Fcbrllaf\  aj~() gave  the  world olle 
of  it,.  gr';:ttc .. ! 
;llllhor".  Ch,lrlc,. 
Dicken  W:b  horn  ')11  thc  jlh vf  the 
prescnt  month.  0111(1  lhe  rc ... ent death 
of  his son,  Alfrl'u  TO:Il1l1  son  Dick· 
ens.  ill  ~ell  Y ork  Cit'\'.  hrill)!!;  to 
Ilic  lif'  ,1I1d 
mind  mon°  for..:ihly 
wo r ks  of  thi" !o:' ro::..tlwthvr. 
--Dic k· 
ells  \\'ork ,,"  h;l\e  Iwell  rI;fid  hI'  the 
peoplo:  of  many  l'oulltrie!..  :,",i'  \li11 
con tillu o.:  to  ho:  re:ul  fl)r  Ulan.'  ,!!eJJo:r' 
at ions  to  ((,1110,;. 
t he  :.!r ... al 
author  aud  h i",  ~ rJII . .  \lfrO:'l  TO:l1n,· 
son,  who  lIa"  11 
Jo:ctur.;: r  ~f  note, 
died  suddenh -the  onc  at  his  old 
home 
the 
othcor  within  a  few  week",  in  ~ew 
York  City. 

in  Gil(l~kiH,  in 

ll:ljO; 

Br,: h 

THE  F IRE  ALARM . 

For the first  time  in seye ra l ) ca rs, 
the  ;\1.  A.  C.  firc  depa rtment  was 
callL'd  Ollt 
\\'ellttestl:ty  el'eni ng. 
T he  farm  houso:  was  the  oiljecti\'e 
point,  and  within  a  few  minutes 
a f te r  the  al:lrm  was  turned  in  hl1 n· 
dreds of sl udellts  were on  the  spot. 
Voluntee rs  we re  so  numereus  that 
it  WitS  impossible  for  !Ill'  comp.IIlY 
10  do its  best. 

The  fi re  st:l r ted  in  n clOlhes p ress 
o n  the  second  floor,  :lIId  was  no t 
discol'ercd  hy  the  OC{'upalilS  of the 
h o use until  it  had  :tppeare\1  in  the 
ceili ng  of  t he  li vi n),{  room  below. 
The  de partmcnt arril'cd  in  time  to 

L  ___  _ 

keep  the  Hames  from  spreading  to 
the  other  rooms.  but  cOllsiderahle 
da!lla<re  bl'  water \I':1S  done to furni· 
ture, ~Iotl~illg  :Hld  c:,rpets. 
!-)e\erai 
of  the  large  windows  were  entirely 
b roken out in  thc  rOOmS  below,  bUI 
aside from  this  v('ry  little  dam:lge 
Iblph 
was clone  to  th c  fi rSI  1100r. 
Hudson  ;LIlt!  wife  still  h<l,'e  :1  place 
to  lil'e. 

OOW!"F-Y  1I01'!;E  UI,;'USRI). 

On T ucsda.J- cl'ening: of lasl  week. 
fi re  broke  out  ill  the.:  elevator  shaft 
of  the  Hotel  Uowuey.  ill  L:ulsing, 
and  not  ulltil  tho.:  .J :1cksoll  .. Ie part· 
melll  h ad  hee n  summoned  \\':IS  the 
/i re  gOllen  Hilder  contro\.  The 
fourth)  tifth  and  sixth  tJoon!  wen~ 
ellti rel~  dc~troyl'd, mtd  the  fllrnish· 
ings alHI  decoratiolls of thc first th ree 
p r <lctically  ruined  \Iith  both fire  ,111£1 
waler.  T he  fire  was  ~li ... col'ered  at 
about  six  o'clock,  which  g'llIe  the 
.!50  guests ampl .. ·  time  to  leul'e  Ihe 
buildillg.  QUilt"1  number,  hOI\. 
eyer.  lost  articles  of c1othill),{,  I'aill' 
able  papcrs,  etc.  The  Lansing 
depa r tlllelll  did  sume  heroic  \\o rk , 
hUl  the  cngin .. ·",  prol'cd  inadl·qu:ltc. 
The  fire  wa$  not  o:nlirel\'  extin 
gnishell  IIlllil  al-unt  olle'  o'd()(·k. 
The estinl:l\ed loss is $ I 50.00°, II ith 
$ I ~5,ooo illsuranc,,·. 

VETERINARIANS  MEET . 

); e<lr! I'  100 vetcrill :,ri:ms  attended 
the  IlH!;till~  ;1\  ~l.  A.  C.  the  p .. ,.t 
week.  The  se~sitJus  wen'  all  1l ... ·ld 
in  the  lel.'tul'e  r00111  of the \'etcrill ,tr\, 
0111,'  of  the  vcr,:.  I,....st  of 
build ill;!. 
these.  and,  iu  f:,(t.  the  feature  of 
these  progr;I111;!,  wa",  the  illllstr:1I0:11 
lecture  of  Dr.  \.y.  L.  \\,illiam ,..  of 
Cornell,on" T he Sterility of Cow!'," 
gil'en  in  P rof.  Pettit',.  lecture  room. 
Dr.  \\'illi,lIlls  is  ctJnSi\le red  one  of 
til ... · g rO::ltc",l  I cleril1:1ry  surgeon;;  in 
the countrr, am i  his  ad(\ress  was  in· 
tcnsd~  iltterestillg. 

in 

TIll'  banquet  11:1$  held 

the 
B ig!!s'  C:.fe,  \\'e.b~$~hly  e\'cning', 
:tnd  was  amos'  slKee,.dul  :tff.lir. 
Plates  were i:ti(1  for  55.  :1I1d  fulluw. 
ing  a  nountiful  Stlpp.:r.  a  prog- r;Ull 
of  toasts  \\';15  ;,:-ivcl1. 

Dr.  S.  Br('1l1011,  Do:troil.  pH'sidellt 
of  the  '-\1lleri""an  \'c\e rill:,r,'  ~Ielli· 
cal  AS:'(x,iatiOIl.  Ila~  t01'L"'tm:l~te r. 
and  re!'punsc",  wen,;  m:ldo:  h~'  Dr::, 
C.  E.  ~hr",hall  :llld  J<.  1',  L\ man, 
of  ~r.  A.  C.,  lJr~.  R.  II.  \\'ilsvn 
and  G.  \\'.  DUl11phy.  of 
J>al'ke, 
Da,·is  ~\:.  Co ..  Or.  C.  C.  ~Ii:.:.  of 
Battle  Creo:k,  !Jr.  \\' illi:!!l1~. of  L·or· 
IIdl 1  Dr.  G.  \ \'.  I'ope. of  \\':,shiJlg" 
tOil.  :Inc!  others. 

AI  the  rlose  of  the  session,  :1 
demonst ration  of  SpCci;l!  I'altle  \\'I1S 
gil'l:n.  ~cI' e n CO\I s which had be ... ·" 
purchased  11\'  a  Flint  stockman.  al1l.l 
afte rwa rd  found  te  be 
luher..:ular, 
were  Sent 
to  the  collegc.  L'11l!er 
the sUI>en'ision  of  Dr.G.  \\'.  Pope, 
these  animals  we re  S I ;tu~llle rel1.1111I 1 
a  thorou;,:-h  examinalion  made  as  10 
their  condition.  Dr.  l'ope,  who  is 
from  the  (jllarantine  division  of  the 
bu rCllu  o f  animal industry, at  \\·"sh· 
ington,  was  brought  here  under  the 
auspic ... ·s  of  th e  !-)tatc  Lil'e  Stot'k 
Sanit.ary  Comm iss ion 
to  examine 
these animals  and  apply  the  fl'{leral 
regu];ltions. 
I n  doing  so.  two  of 
the  sevell  carcasses  examine(1  \\e re 
lI'e r o.: 
T he 
conde illned. 
fouml  to  he  only  slig-htly  affo:clCd, 
the  germs  be ing  only ill  the  heall  o r 
thorax  gland. 

o!/H' rs 

Dr.  Pope  gal'e  demonst rations 
before  the  vete ri naf\'  Sll1de nts  :md 
t he  a g ricu ltu ral  slU(ienlS  in  rtnim;,l 
husb:lndry. 

BASKET  BALL . 

The \\' inollrt  tertm was completely 
snowed  umler,  SalUrclay  night,  by 
the  whirlwind  playing  of  Capt. 
Ch:lmbcrlain  and  his 
te;II11.  T he 
tinal  so:ore  WIlS  67  to  4.  Xl·,·er  in 
hcr  history  did  ~L A . C.  put  up 
better learll  work, and  baskets were 
thrown  with  such  rapidity  it  was 
hard 
tall I' .  Chamberl;l in  and 
Gauthie r  cadi scored  Z2  poims  fo r 
tho.:  team.  The  I'isitors  we re  com· 
pletely  lost,  and  played  a  much  ill, 
feri o r  g a me  10  that  played  on  the 
home ,Ioor in  l'lnllarl'. 

to 

Th(:  , o:am  '~oes tei  A lma  Friday 
night  fo r  a  retu r n  game,  and  ull 
Feb .  .! t  ou r  old 
l'i\':1\s,  I l ope,  will 
be  he re.  Thi;! g am o:  will  Ik [I  g-ood 
One,  Ilnd  \Iill  hc  played:lt 4  ;30  p. 
m.  This 
L. y ," 
p!:lyed  on  t he  ::: .ph,  will  be  two  of 
the hardest  hume games  beforc the 
te:l1l1,  :lIld  should hl'  well  p:J.troni<!ed. 

:tnd  Ihe  Detroit 

HORT .  CLUB . 

The  lIort.  Cluh  was  :I~aill  lucky 
ill  sccurill~  ~Ir.  H oht.  Shef\IOOIl. 
Olle  of  the  hest  known  frllit  IllCll  in 
Ia,.t 
~lichi!-:,:II1, 
:1 
\ \ 'clineslla, . 

sho,·t  talk. 

for 

II c 

~Ir. Sh;rwood.  in  his  t:llk,  spoke 
in  the  hig:l1l'st  lerms  o f  ~Iichi~all 
fruit  I:mds,  :md  ;;talcfl  that  if  ~Iichi· 
g,1Il  had  recei\c{1  half  t he  " prillter'~ 
ink"  used  ill  ho.,,.tillj.[  til.:  wc"terll 
fruit  lands ,  thaI ou r  he,,1  fruit  \:Intis 
would  b(-'  scllil1g  close  10  $I,CX>Q  per 
:lcre. 
! .. id  gn'!lt  s tress  011  Iho: 
IIdl'antuge  ~Iichig'all  has  Ol'cr  tho,; 
the  wCS t  i ll  di;;posinl{  of  this  frui" 
,tlltl  ~aid lh:l t  the  m:lrket  i~  the  firs' 
thing- of  i111ptJrtallc ... ·,  aud  thc  lanll 
:\lul  drain;\;,:-o:  1\ ould  he  a  s~'~'ondary 
\"". 
COI1~ideratiOlI . 
the  harrel  10  he  )/ichigan\ 
liel',,'(1 
1"",,.1  mt':II1i1  o f  ",hippil1i!,  ami  sllid 
Ih:1I  our  harrell·.J  fruit  oft"n  eom-
1II:l1l1ls  ben .... r  priccs  011  the  e:bterll 
!J\:lrkct  111:1n  the  b();o1  fruit  from  Iht' 
1\ est. 

~I r.  :--::hcr woor! 

:t 

On  hi ..  01111  farm.  "hich  has  a 
rather  Il<.'al~ 
!>oii,  )Ir.  Sho.:rll'ood 
h:ls had  good  results  fnm]  li:.:-ht  cui· 
tilation.  and  ~trungl"  at!I'oc:11CS 
li,:!hl  pruninl(,  ~i\ illl('a  l'ouple  (If 
(-''{amples  IIh,l'  priming"  w",.  h:lrlll' 
ful:  One  of  his  neig-hLors  h;hl  a 
peach 
fell 
I' r~h:lrd.  ali(I  had 
pe:lChes  pl:mlell  ill  one  felice  eOrller. 
I Ie  pruned  his  ordl:lnl  he"\ il\'  ,11111 
lo;;t  tltc  wholc  llext  )'''';lr'5  cr-;"p  hy 
frce;<;izlg: ,  while the trn:s illlh.:: knce 
corner  \xLro:  well  :uld  had  110t  be(,11 
tOuch.:d . 
Al1oth~'r  Ilcig-hho r.  see· 
t hll!  hi.;;  huds  were  Ill':,rh'  all 
ing-
frol.t'n. ;Incl  dcsplliriug  o f  g:l.'tti~l ;':- a 
I'rop,  did  not  prllllo.:  hi;:;  Orl'hard  of 
Elb",rtas,  while  his  ll ... ·ig-hltor  lI':ross 
the rO:ld  pru!1ed  he3\·ily.  T he 111:1n 
that  pruned  gOt  50 hushcl,  while  the 
other  got  500  hushd. 
~'r,  Sher · 
wood 's  expl:HlatiQn  was 
that  the 
pruning'  c:lused  :Ill  earlier growth  in 
• he  s prill~ ,  ami  thus  caused  man\' 
of the  buds  10  \.,.:  kilk·J. 

in  plums 

~I r.  Sher\\ ood  was 1I1so  a  stroni! 
advocate  of  the  filler  s\'s,em,  al1(\ 
s:lid  that  he  h:l(\  alwavs' hall  t'sed· 
ient  results  from  his  filler  l rees.  anl\ 
:lnd  cherries. 
has  put 
T hroughout his ta lk,  ~I r,  SherWOOlI 
was  highly  elltertaining,  ami  his 
whole  1::lk  hes po ke  of  the  g'0()(1 
11  is  to be  highly  re· 
o rch ard  rn;m . 
~rt.'t1ed  r11l1t  the  fire  broke  up  the · 
mee ting,  :IS  there  hail  been  110  mon' 
e n te rl:li nillg 
the  d ub 
this  \'el,r. 

speako:r  at 

L o", T-- F eroni,lIl  pin .  \\' ill fi nde r 
ple:lse  retu rn  to  l3lanche  G.  I'lays, 
\ Vomen's  building. 

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"~ 

H AND  BOOK  OF  NATURE 
STUDY. 

A  book  o f  unusual  interest  to 
lovers of  u:!lure  has  ju,.,  appeared. 
It is  en ti tled,  " lIamlboo k  o f  Xature 
Study,"  hy  Anna  Botsford  Com· 
It is  made up  p:trtially  from 
stock. 
IHIIl\n:  !\II~l y  leallets  of  Cornell 
Gnil'e rsil,·,  wilh  much  new  maIer· 
ial  hy  th ~ author, :md  so  a r ranged 
and  dassifiO:ll  that  011t:  m:l)'  read ily 
find  lessous  on  fill .lnhk·  types of  an 
extended  r:luge  o f  plant :Iud  IInimal 
li fe,  as  well  :ll;  /latur:ll  phenomena. 
insects, 
Uird s, 
s n akes.  plants, 
d ouds, 
winds,  and  almost  e\'ery t hing'  olle 
c ltn  thi nk  of  to  intereSt  the  you ng 
:md  the  illquisit ivc ;lre  discussed,  so 
f<lr  :.s  possib1t::,  in  ro.:nclabk-,  under· 
sta lldaule  Iangllago:.  One  finds  lhe 
whe re.  how,  :IIIU  often  win .  ex· 
pillined  in  a  s:Ltisfyillg  way . .  

11luml1l:lls, 
c T)'sI:11s, 

fishes, 

The hook,  which  will  soon  he  ill 
the libr:IT\ ,  is  h;:-:Hllifullv  illu;;tr:l1ed 
with  !I  l';ofu,.ion  of  ha'Utone",  ,lIId 
cl1j.!'r:llin::s.  and  is  priL1\e~1  011  p!;Lto? 
I'apo:r  throu~hout. 

Anyone e:,:p.'clin).:'  tn  Il':Ich  in  t he 
fUlUre  :tloll).:'  lilll'  Qf  n:otur,,1  Scil'llce 
ShOIlII\  I~come :lI:lluainted  with  thi.;; 
work. 

It.  11.  1', 

NEW  ELECTR IC  TRUCK  FOR 
M.  A.  C. 

,\ 1. A. C. i.,  tl>  hlll'e:l  lIe\1  clel·lrit· 
trul·k .  to  hl:'  IIsed  in  trall,;porlill).!  all 
fro:i;tht,  exprcs",  (·tc'.,  I"  HI1\l  from 
Lansill),:'. 
'I'ht'  I f1!rk  ;~  to  he  t1'>O:(\ 
(1111)'  fur  l'ulk-;.:-~·  work,  all.!  no  out· 
side onlc r,.  II ill  he  taken. 

Ion.;:, 

the  speed 

Tho:  r:l to:d  eap:l.:itr  i,.  Ol1l'  ami 
0110.:·1);11£ 
is 
IIlId 
1:  ,)lileS  pl'r  hnur.  T he  trllcJ..  will 
he  pro\-ided  II itlt  til ... ·  m'II'  Edi,.on 
stor:! g-l"  h:1!terie,..  The llI:1chine  \I ill 
be  p:lilll""(1  hl:tck,  with  til\'  mllc;!e 
name  a,ul  mOl1og-ram  on  tho:  side  ill 
~Old.  A  peci:ol  hod~  i~  110'"  h;:ing 
Irul·k.  whidt  will 
1I1:lde  for  this 
arrivc  ;thollt  April  1.  Tho:  oll,lil 
11':1"  purcha ... c~1  in  Dl·troit,  :mel 
is 
knowll  :'!i  ··The  Do:1rnit  EI..·ctric." 

BEET  SUG AR  COURSE. 

Bo::.:il1nin~ :"Ltr.:h  I. a fnur 1I\:I.·k",' 
t'ourse  in  heet  s ugar  ..:hemi";l rr  II ill 
he  ;..:iven  :,t  ~I . . \. C.  Th ... :  work 
will  he  o f  :t  more  technicd  na,ur,' 
Ihan  that  )!il'cn  IH·rdofore.  :lIld  will 
he  0Pl'l1  only  to 
lhose  who  IWI·e 
h ad  cO llside rahlc  Jll'act ic:II  c:I.\wri. 
ence  in  the  11l:lnu(;tcture  of  SIl;,!,lr. 
The  ilion'  H'dl!l i':;L1  p:lrtS  (If  Ih c 
pro.::es.;;  only  will  be  taken 
lip; 
hen~'e,  only  those  who  h:H' O: 
ell· 
g :,~c(l in  SCI eral  l' ~lIllp:.iJ.;:'l1~  will  he 
cli)!illle. 

The :dm  will  he  10  t:lke  the  111:111 
from  the faoory :lIld  gi\' l:'  him tr:lin· 
ing  alon)!'  the  chcmi,. try  side  of  the 
work . 

~lr. "immerle,  dl:'iligncr  fo r  the 
~ew Eng-I:lntl  Furniture Co.,Grand 
th.:  for 
IL'pids, will  spe:lk  bcfo ro: 
eStry  stlldents 
\\'elines{!:!},  afte r · 
noon,  lind  :It  -I  ::0  will  speak  011 
''!:'':ashions 
in  Furni lure"  before 
the  class in household  arts. 

T he  officc r$  of 

the  Chicago 
/ \ lulllni  A ssocialion  held  a  confer· 
ence  :11 
the  ci ty  club  recently, to 
discuss  m:ltters  pertaining- 10  t he 
:1 111111:11  h:lI1ljUC I.  T he  b:mquet w ill, 
this )'ear,  be  held  a t  tIl('  Lewis  In· 
sti tut e, corner o f  ~ladisoll :lnt!  R ohy 
StS.,:lt 6  :30 p.  m .  011  the  Illst  Slltur. 
day o f  this  month. 

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Announcements,  Programs, 

Invitations,  Etc. 

We  spcci:1!izc  on  indi vidual  orders  for 
embossed  or  printed 
Fille  Statioller y -

LANSING , 

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MICHIGAN 

\the .Mills IDr~ a300bs (.to. 

108-1 10  W  ASHIN C TON  A V E .  SOUTH 

W Eare  ill  larger  store  quarters  and  have 
addttd  several  WC7V  !/lles-Sllils,  Coats, 
~V(li.sts,  A rt  N eedle  W ork.  ele"  alld  'It'I'!1  be 
pleased 10 meet all ol(r col1egeIrielJds qf last year. 
alld as  maJl)'  71e7.V friends  {l:,  possible. 

A  full /hle qfPil/o7.IJS, !!..lIills, Sheets ami cases. 
Come  i11 ami get (fcqtt({/lIlcd  with  liS. 
l1fal.:e Ollr  slor e YOllY,headquarters . 

l-h 

I  4  MIFFLIN ' S 
I 
HAT S  you  buy  at  Mifflin's  help  you  to 

"look  you r  best"  because  they' re 
always  authoritatively  styled  and  so 
ca refully  made  that  they  retain  that" new 
looking"  appearance  that  has  made  them  the 

f.'!Vorite  of  particular  men. 

Caps,  Sweaters,  Rain  Coats,  Shirrs -

in  fact  all 

the  late  furnishings. 

ELGIN  MIFFLIN 

I  Do  You  Want 

P:lir  Shears 
Knife 
Safety  lb 7.0 r-

(;IU ~ tt {>.  Amo ,":Irop. 
~;\· .. r·H~"dy .. nd  ~;'l<'er<l 
lo s.' I.'n from 

H ones  and  :Strops 
Saws 
Ilamrncrs 
1-l :11chets 
Chisels 
Screw  Drivers 

In  fact,  anything  you  need  in 
h:lrdwarc  rou  wililintl _and 
at  prices  10  s uit -:11 

[yE~Y KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

All  GOODS  DELlVER.ED  fR.EE 

I Norton'S Hilrdwilr6  M.J.« B.M. BUGK 

-~  ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS  ~II 

T he  Delta  Club  will  gi,'c  :l  v:ll 
('rHine  p:lrty  10  their  fr iends  on  the 
e\'ening  of  F eb.  14. 

Prof.  :'>Iyers  spent  the  greater 
part of  th e  Iwst  week  ;It  his  home. 
Quinzy  was  the c:tl1se o f  it all. 

\ -. 

Prof. 

:'>1.  Shoesmith  spoke 
before the  111"h;lm Count,·  [-';\rlllers' 
Club,  at  ~l :~son,  Saturday  of  l:lsl 
week. 

\\'omen 's  slIffrrlj,!"c  WOI1  OUI  in tlu' 
debat.ing  club  T hurs(h,)"  c\"cl1iug. 
This  oug-ht  to  be  an  inccnti ve  for 
more of  the girls  to  enter  thl."  debat 
ing  field. 

l'>rof.  M:lcklin,  with  14  mcn,  wi ll 
!ca\'c  for  Detroit  Thursday  noon, 
where, on  Thursday evening,  a dllal 
track  meet  will  be  held with  Det roit 
Y.  1'1.  C.  A .  The)'  will  return 
Friday  at  II :00 a.  m. 

Y.  ;:-'-. T(lggett ,  '10,  with  the  B. 
and  O.  Rnilw:l.V  Co.,  at 
\\'alke r · 
town,  Iud.,  was -a  college  visito r  0 11 
Feb.  S. 

lIi~ht  broke 

Last  Friday 

;!ll 
records  for  the  year-:llld  for  m:IllY 
)"t:ars-for  cold Wl!ather.  T he local 
hureau  reg istercd  15  below. ami  the 
end  is  not yet. 

Prof.  Anderson  w,~ s  at  Colllin 
bus,  Ohio,  a  portion  o f  last  week, 
where  he  g-:lVe  an  address  along 
da iry  lint!s  hefure  thl! 1llt!1l  ill atLenti 
(lllC~:H  the  Ohio  State  One  Week 
Dairy  Course. 

• 

Dewey  A.  Seeley,  in  charge  of 
our  U . S .  weather  bureau  at  M.  A. 
C.,  gave  (Ill  illustrated  ~Iddress  on 
M eteorology, Th ursd ay  cvcning  of 
1:lst  w eek,  for  the  short  cou rse  stu 
:'\early  250  men  availeJ 
<lents . 
thl'lll seh-es  of  the  opportunity 
to 
hea r  l\'Ir.  Seeley . 

The  Department  of  farm  lI-I e, 
chanics  has  received a  set of  nearly 
100  lantern  slides  from  the  Ame ri 
call  Steclllnd  \Vire  Co., of Chicago. 
Th ese  slides  show  the  va rious  steps 
in  the  m:mllfactll re  of  wire  fence, 
from  the  diggi ng  of  ore  unlil  the 
complete  p rollllct  is  prolluccd . 

F ebruary 

div ision  of 

Ther(!  will  be  a  concc rt  ;It  the 
P eople's chur(!h  on  Thu rsday even 
iug,  Feb.  15,  under  th e  auspices  of 
the 
the 
"-omen's  Society.  Those  10  ap' 
the  program  nrc:  Mrs. 
pe(lr  O il 
Ch(lrles  E.  Marshall,  pillnist;  i\lrs. 
R oy  M oore, soprano;  .Miss  !-Ol:t ~y 
\-\, in:lI1s, 
BemiS, 
reader;  MISS 
Miss P ec k,  and Mr. Peck, violi nists; 
M iss  Grace  Brown,  pianologue: 
Mr.  Killeen,  te nor;  Mr.  East,  vio 
liuist,  and  Miss  L elllla  Ba ssett,  ac 
companis t.  Tickets  are  on  sale  at 
the college  drug  and  grocery  store. 

first"  o f 

President  Hutchins, of  the  ul1i 
versitv,  and  Presidcnt  McN(lir, of 
the  College  of  Mines,  met  w ith 
President  Snyde r  at 
tlie  collegc, 
Thu rsdav  of  last week.  This  was 
the  se ries  of  visits 
the 
:IS  plan ned at  the mee lil'g in  Detroit. 
The  three  presidents w ill  mee t  in 
Ann  Arbor  in  April, and at  J-l ough 
tOil  in  May.  T he  work of  each  in 
stitution  is  to  be  gone  o ver  tho r  
oughly,  and 
the  inspection  will , at 
least,  gi~-e  the  heads  o f  these  inst i 
tutions  ;I  better  knowled!,:"c  o f  the 
cou rses  each  is  t rying  to  maintain. 

A  sevel!  pOllml  SOil  was  bo rn  to 
:'Ilr.  and  !-olrs.  L.  D.  lI;,nl ,  Gmml 
Rivcr  Ave ..  on  TIHlrs<l:iy,  Feb.  o. 
Mrs.  Katie  Clark  Perry. '10, now 
of  \Vinllipc~,  is  visi ting-
lll, r  old 
home,  near  Lansing, :lJld  "died  OJ] 
collcge  fril'mlg  the  past week . 

Pres.  Suyde r  s poke  before 
the 
F ar mcrs' Inst illite al Cold water F" rio 
day  afternOOll  and  evening  of  \;IS\ 
week.  H e  is  booked  for  insti Tutes, 
l\IonJay,  \V' c<lnesda \'  :lI1rJ  Frill:.)" of 
this  week. 

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The  Y.  \ v.  C .  A.  ~i rl s  were 
given  a  stercoptican  cntcrt:.inment 
Thursday  eve ning  in  Pro f.  Pcltit's 
lecture  room.  The  views consisted 
o f  sce nes  en<lctell  at  the  GenC\·:l 
Conference thc  past  two  yca rs. 

:-Oliss  ?ohud  M eech,  the  etlicient 
and  pOpU\;l r  vouche r  clerk  in  Sec. 
Brown's  office,  has  been  obl ig ed  to 
leave  he r  post  for  the  present,  and 
take  a  much  needed  rest.  5he will 
spe nd  the  ncxt  few  week s  with  her 
brothc r,  at  fort  \Vorth,  Tcxas,  re 
turning  via  ocean, :lnd  it  is  to  be 
hoped  the  change  and  ;1  complete 
rest  wil!  provc of great benefit. 

Dr.  Blaisdell  will  speak  in  room 
6,  College  H all,  Thursd (lY,  >I t  4 :30 
p.  m.,  on  " T he  Art  of  i\l:tcbc th." 
I ll'  has  also  arr:lIlged  with  :\fr.  C. 
O.  Coburn, of  the  Cohum  P\;lyers. 
to  speak  F riday  mo rning  :ll  10 :45 
in  the  ch apel.  No  doubt  a  la rge 
number  o f students  and college  pen. 
pie  are  planning  to  hear  the  Co' 
burn  pl>lyers  friday  evening  and 
will  be  glad  to  hear  these  preli mi 
na ry  talks on  nlacbcth. 

.  In  a  prdiminary  game, Saturtlay 
Illg-ht,  th c  sopho mores  WOIl 
from 
the se niors  in  LilsketL:tll,:n  to  [5, 
C.  F.  ll errrnmlll, '97,  of  1lil1ne. 
:tpolis,  alld  Leslie  Bdkn:tp.  'CX), 
I:.:a"t  Tawas. 
\yl." re  collcge  c ~l lle rs 
yesterday. 

The  "hort course  ill  fruit !-!"rowlng" 
clllis this week.  On:r  _10  lllell  have 
been  enrolled,  and  Ih..,  work  h:ls 
?ee.ll  1Il0st  s;tlis fm;tory.  T he  boys. 
It  IS  unde rstood,  arc  p!:Hlllin;; 
:1 
farewell  and  b:ul(l uet. 

T he  com mittee  on  local  option 
campaign.  With  others 
interested, 
held  a  p reliminary  Jl1eeting  itt  the 
ch urch  on  Thursl.by evcning of  h\st 
week.  Plan s  for  a  social  ~;Jlherillg 
:lml  slipper  011 Feb.  19  werc  sc t  o n 
foot,  and  an  Hltelllpt  will  be  made 
to  get  e\"t!ryhody  out. 

:'>lr.  H oward  Hubbel,  of  Char 
lotte,  :U1d 
:lbout  40  o f  his  E:tlon 
county  Y.  ,,1.  C.  A.  boys  were  at 
?oJ.  A.  C.  for  a  sho n  time  Saturday 
forenoon,  when  they  illspected  scv 
er:11  of the  buildings, and  took  dill 
ncr  with  ::\'irs,  Fa rlemall,  at  club  0 , 
at  11 : [5.  At one  o'cloc k  II  con fe r 
ence  was  held  in  Olle  of  th e  class 
roollls  ~ f  thc  Agricultural  Buildillg". 
when  Pres.  Snyder  addressed  the 
bo)'s 0 11  the  subject, "  " . orkin,r T o 
gether. "  R esponses  hy  the "'dele, 
gates  we re  made,  and  at  ~:oo ,.  A. 
Van  Dis,  State  Sccre!a ry  o f  L~oys' 
\Vork , spokc on  orgullizlltiotl  wo r k. 
T he  crowd  left  o n  the  3 :37  train 
for Grand  L edge,  whe re,  on  Satur_ 
rJay  e\'ening a11(1  Sunday,  the  fou rth 
allilulli  Y.  M.  C,  A.  conference  of 
Eaton  coull ty  boys  was  held. 

Underwenr.  Hosiery,  Bsndketc hieh  for  1I.en. 
i)luuaing  \\"001  Union Sui ts.  lite be$t $3 grade.  Sale Ilri.:e 
. 
MlJnlli n~ Wool  Dillon Sllits,  the regular !VlO qua liLy .  Sllle  priCf) 
MUlising  Fleeced  Unio u Suits-sells at $1..'i0. 
Fleeced  Uniou Suits.  wt> rth $l..  SJlecial Sl\.te  price 
Silk !.isle Sock.'!,  25c ¥l'!.lue-three pa.ir
Pure Silk  Socks.  Ill!  c()lors.  50c  t'a.IUe- lhree p:tir 
. 
Handke rchiefs 

~peci8 1  sale price 

• 

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'" 
.0< 
$ 1.00 
5' .  IOc.  20C,  25c 

U . 25 
1.98 
1. t 9 

. 
Bathrobes Made  to Order 

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world  of  sporls. 

UCCllllSC  ilS  h:lc;.:r:lph  IImi  cor respollIJence  service cI13blc  it  10 
~i,'c it!>  r('adcr!  Ih('  ]:1\('51.  ge neral  news  of  the  (by  III  ad. 
\;\nct: of  !Illy  other nl'wspnpc r  coming into  L ansing. 
Have THE  STATE  JOURNA L  deli ve red  to you r  ho m e  by carrie r 

J . W.  KNAPP  CO. 

Inducements  on  Winter  Merchandise 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS . 

The  \\','athe r  man  is  sllrely  get 
ting  in  )!OoU  time_Feb.  I,  1:) ~  bc 
low:  Fd).  8,  :y betow;  t-.IO ll tby 
morning.  I O ~ . 

!-olr.  Philp, it  fo rm e r  instructor  in 
ci vil  cngincc rin),!:,  and  Ihe  fi:lllcC  of 
srx:ll\ lill ~  a 
l\lis!  _,\lichacliucs,  is 
short  time  at  the  Della Club. 

inlcr.('ollcg iatl' 
losing  to 

Our tetlin  (Iropped  to second place 
shooti ng 
in 
the 
league  by 
l~urduc  i:lst 
week  II)'  a  sco re  of 907 to oSiz.  Our 
mCII  score!\  as  follows:  ClMk,  K. 
"'S.,  r79;  IIcbard,  F.  F.,  177;  ::;pcn. 
ccr,  ~.  ~I. ,  1/4:  Pu hlow,  II.  L. , 
173;  Il nrn tnoml,  H. ,  I~;  total, 
8]2, OU l  of :J  possihle  1,000. 

The  annual  mecting  of  the  P eo· 
pies' "hurch  W;IS  hdd  in  the  large 
dining  room  of  the  huildil1g  Wcd· 
nesday  ('I'enillg,  following  a  bounti· 
ful  picnic  supper  :It which  13~ per· 
suns  partook.  The "a nous  rep<)rts 
sho\\ eli  t he  chu rch  10  be  In  good 
hC:IIIIl\'  condition.  :Hld  rhe  uU llook 
fo r  Ihe  future  is  l'cryellcour:Ig'lng. 

Thc  s:lCrcd  eonccrl  g"h'en  by  the 
llIiJiTiln'  han,l .  assis wd  u\"  th~'  ;\l. 
A.  C .  c hoir,  1\11:.s  :\Iar~ :,"'el  Gil roy, 
\'on tralt o,  Hlld  \Ir.  Gea r ).:'c  Fiellis, 
dt1linisl.  ~umlnr  IlftcrnOOIl,  was 
thoroug'hly enjoy.:]\  by:. 1:lrg'c  aUlli · 
en..:e.  T h~'se C(/IlCC rt S  arc becoming 
more  pU[lubr  willl  (·a.h  perform. 
allte,  fln,1  'Ie an ..  I,!"t:.d  to  kllow  thnl 
II>  I~  '''ilt'll 
t'1' en'  1\\0 
. 
" 
Tlw\' 
I\'('ek"  durin:,::  the  prc:'l'nt  tertn. 

. 

;'H' 

The  J{e,ulld·l· p  Instilute  will  Iw· 
I:i o  Feh. ~i. :Hld  comillllC Ihe ).!"n!:lIe r 
p:m  of  1I1e  \\eck . 
:\ l l'udll'rtl  of  the 
l·ollq.!1:  f:j"ulty  \\ ill  he  ill  chnr;!e  of 
rJl~ fOterl/mll  ") ... ·.,,,iol\,,, :md  will !i[ll,::lk 
(>11  pr:((:lical  Ltrrll 
.\ 
nUlIlhc:t  o f  olilside  -Ix::rker"  h:t\l' 
' CJ I~  H uun.! · 
I~,-' n  ~nured. and  Ih" 
l' Jll'ronll~c" 10 To.. 
' ,/lo.  I.f  t he  01(.51 
'0)  1·T'l . L  L.  R. 
.,ucn·ssful. 
!'-""11I1 
Taft  for  Jlr(:1ifl1;n ;H~ a nll"'HILl,: rn t· nl. 

pr("lhlt:m~. 

ThC" ~ horr rCi urs c I hdl  II~  Ih e  lI un ,· 
bcrlJf  ninc!~  101l n'l u,,' (:<I  III  rltt  la r·!, 
dining- hOlI!  of  the  !' ""p k-'- clou r. h 
fu,  H  ;U~· 
on  S:UUrrJ,1\  c\·crl", z. 
dell  \\;).~  1 1.}~ : l m J ", c r  .i  ' r" 
"'~'·In . 
:"n"n,..  Ih,;- ... 
\\."',  r"~i""" icI! 
1'111(1 
w..,re  " '.  h: .  "rudden. ' I :>'  L .t1I~'n~; 
A.  B.  Couk.  '':13,  ()\\./. !. .. ; 
i're!. 
Snyder. 
!'-e l rc!3n'  Brol ... n. 
lJC"31l 
~hil\\· .  an,l  .\h\"~r  ltuflsnll.  The 
hldi!!:.  of  Iht!  dH;rch  ;,C"rI'eJ  \hl'  hal1 -
(IUel. 

'\ ..... ed. 

'39· 
ill 
Il owanl  E\;l rts 
'.S$I, 
ill  th c  civil:: 
laking  an  nctive  par t 
l i e 
dcn·lopmcnl  of  J'>ortl:llld.  Ort'. 
a\'c.rll gcS .. lwO  kCIUtt's:1 wcek.b~fO rt: 
vllnous  unpro\'enlent  assoc,atlOns, 
ill  bringing  lIl\ention  to  'he  IlC'IlIlt:1l 
li e 
plans  for  a  g reater  Portlalld. 
is  now  c fI;.! lIged  in  th,e  pl:mti ng  of 
fiftcl'lI  hUllIlrefl  shade  trees :md  ten 
thouS:lnd  roses for  a  rcalcsl:lIl' com· 
pany.  There can  be  no  douh t  th:1t 
P ortl:lI1d  is  the"  R ose C it}","  whell 
roses  !Ire  pl:mted  out  by  th e  len 
::;0  far  as  known, this  is 
th oll sand . 
the  Inr.gest  o nfe r  fo r  rose  p lan ting 
e Vl! r  gn·en . 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Marx Clothes 

Spalding  Sweaters 
Imperial  an d  Kno,",  Hats 
H eid  Caps 
""' 
M en 's  Wear  that proves 
itself the world over. 

Stud",t  S~lls,,"'I!I  5al:,mic),s 

The  Mapes  Co. 

207.201'  So ut h  Wuhh'lftoa  ",u . 

For  ytarj  (onsinE'S  Ltadfnr Clothiers, 

CO LLE GE  D R.VG  8" 
GRO C ER \'  (\>;. 

H ICCS  '"  BA UE R .  P ROP R IETO RS 

THE  RI?LE r  (I~  r.NA r 
I'RIX'TIXG  COJ /f'.·I.Y}· 

'0.,. 

1\1 r!. ('. P.  R c) nOlds (:\1 a.r  Ross), 
ha:.  a.:ccplcd  :1  positioll  in  the house 
holll  and  liter:1r.\  rkp:lrtment  of  t he 
VI"(fIl,I,!'" 
']I/dd  F(lrl/II·".  al  :-'pring. 
fid(l.  ;"J;r_~.,;.,  illlt!  ltdt  l:t~t  week ,  for 
her lIt'w  nehl  of l;thor.  ~he will  hc 
l'oI1l1t:cted  wilh  the. f iller/culf  Ag 
rir ll l lll r i,t. 

\\'.  C.  BdHJt'1I  i ..  \\'ilh  Ollle\ 
,. 
Deal)  .\:  C o ..  Fir,,!  :-; :llion,,1  D:u;k 
BId..  Chi <: a~n.  "can 
,\:  Co.  arc 
\\cSIt'rn  rn:'lIaJ,!er"  of  th(.'  ~Iollolith 
SIt.'el  Co.  Their 
sreci:tllic~  :Irt.' 
'ilccl  h(:a rns  nn!!  hbric~, [111.1 
re·ill· 
f rJ r~'c m\':1l1  of  ~onr r(:!C' . .  \Jr.  D~all 
is  a  ~rafhl:lle of  '01, 
" . 
<;.  11.  O:.h(")TII(:  i"  1\ ith  Inc .\me r 
n;:lI.n  B\u\\~'r  Co., o f  Dctroil.  with 
residellte  3t  I Z 10  BrooklYIl  A'·I: . 

Uathrobe  Blankets. 

'la1J E are  e!lPfi"i3.lIy  well  equipped 
~ 10  supply  you  with  an ything 
you  may  need  in  the line  of 
CALLING  CARDS,  DAN CE 
AND  SOCIETY  PROGRAM S 

Lawrence &  VanBuren 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 
01  Philadelphia 

A rc  the  lar;!cst  Illan ufacturers 
of  COLLEGE  UN IFORMS  in 
the  L' uilcll  Statl's,  and  hal'e 
WOIl  and  IIwilllain 
thl!  busi· 
ncss  by  shee r  force  of  meri,. 

The  L'llifonns  worn  :1\ 
m l '~lg. n  Jlgrl'"It'''1  eOn,g, 
:Irl'  finished  examples 
of our  prOlluct. 

Jacob Reed's  Sons 
.Il<l/ur.s  v/ 
.. Gold  Me dll l  Unifor m s " 

1424·26 eh'lInnt St. 

Philadelphia 

DIRECTORY 

L.-\~Sl;'\(j  B U :;I .... lES~ ASD 
P/{ OFE::;SlO:-.iAL  ;"1£1'. 

TI,,,  """'I"l  In  tlll ~  Hlr(,,,tor.Y ... ,  " 'ell  II~ 
thoM!  (If  lilt  (lUr  lllhf r  ",h .. rtl""ri.  ar"  ul 
• .. III1I)\!·  potnl .. ~.  We  jwpo<  liJ .. t  tin.  rll~ ult.Y 
and  U"d~"I.  "lIl  \111: "  pllln!  \ 0  ""trolll~e 
t hOfiP  who  p'HrOUrK"  11,. 

BAKED  GOODS. 

~~~--

BARBERS. 

F.  X.  ,r hite  is  tC':u:hilll.!  IIl:Inu:J1 
training in  the iJelroil public schools. 
Residence.  32  lI ooker  .\ \"c. 

N 1::\1'  U.\HB~:1t  SI IO t ...  I"  011 11.>(0  Rullt!· 
1,,1'". ",,,ret  """~r'~  \lrll!!:  IIUt!  HrO<!"r), 
:-\lor~.  II YOU  "1_1111  ~t)'lt~ll  haIr ('lit 1111'"  u~ 
..  enU. 

~:.  ~;.  H"yuold • • l'rop. 

W.  II.  C"rquhart  is  tool  desig-ne r 
Wilh  the Oakland  11 otor  C:lr  Co.) 
in  I'mlli.lC,  wilh  rt!sirlcncc 
:II  16$ 
Glemlale  Ave,.  Detroit. 

R. C.  Edward ..  is  (:1I:;t':l.J,!cd  in  the 
hardw:lre  business  w ith  hi:.  fathe r 
al  Arcadia,  1lieh. 

\-\' .  U.  Clark  is  c:l rrying  011 

the 
f urniture business of his  blher. who 
died  in  Deccm ber  ]lISt 
lit  his  home 
i n  Kalkaska. 

C .  A .  H am ilt on 

th e 
Sp rin~lield  H ealing  nnd  L ighting 
Co., of  Springfield  Ill. 

is  with 

, 

t" 1"~  SIAtl0nHY. 

BOOKS  AND STATIONERY. 
A  :'01.  ~:~I Y.II \,.  IJ~ W Mh . AI'". =".  Hook ~" 
( ' o mn. 
(J.rd~.  1'0""ull"  1',." •.  I'lcturu.  Frll"'PIi. 
F ine  F."u"" ... 
l'p-lO-dllle 

ot)'I~ I.  Ou t  GIII..,-C';ut Iu Lan.lm:.  -

BOOK  BINDERS. 

Il  SJ)t'elllllJ". 

~:n ll" rll\· .. t! 

G E O.O.lI l ,U IIEAU.t.  ('0. 

llookbl"d"ra. 
Aecouut  book  n,aker~.  PIlJ)t'r  cullnl( . 
IIb rAr)'  ",d  nn"  Art  blndlnrr5.  DI.,  001H. 
mAP  nlounUmu. ,,'bu/U.f.  pock,,!  IMok •. ."e. 
Ollhen,'  phont!  No.~!lIt. 
In  Cl l "  ="MIO",.1 
Ba nk  Bulldln/l' 

CLOTHING. 
E LGIN  ~"I'YI. I"' .  Ladles  lI nd  Gentle· 
ru" n',  lI'urnllhlnl" Goodl.  See  lid. 
T HE  ~I A I'~:sOO.  IIIl1"l,Shflrt"ncrJ:  MA rx 
{'lOti' ... nll,1  :'o, ~,,' ...  ~·urnlshluJ!'s.  :!Ir,'~ 
WII~htn ... ton A I'e.  South. 

•  Hiler  Bulllll nl<.  Lanil' ntr.  ~lI ch.  l·ltI· 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  H .I.ARSF-U.-{)hln ••  (';11'8'  ,t  I .... mpl. 
•  106  W&>Ihlnl"\on A'·e.  S. 
DENTISTS, 
N  H.  MOU tH!: ..  Il.  D.  S.  Ollie!! HI - Hi  11 01· 
zen, phllnf.  Auloma Uc ~IW 
D E .  PARMELEE .  I lt! n l ll1.  117)i  W&lI b· 
In tr lon  AI·e.  S ••  1.II.".ln /l' ,  ~lI chl lnn . 
Aulon"ttle p hone. omee l4O:!;  ru ld enee. \1400. 
J E.  Sl'l) FF~:II.  n.  I).  8.  (1I7!cIl:'llHi (·tIT 
DRUGGISTS. 

",,,UoIIAIltllnl: Illdll' .  AUIomntlc pbo"., 
foIIl;  R('11  plo(JIle <:\1.  t·orm,. ~1 • .o\ . (' .• lUilent. 

"" = 

• 

, 

ROUS EH'S  <'AP1 TA I. 

l';.T(lH. t;. 
IIp  to  datI'.  Uornfr  IItore.  Opl)Olllte 
Hol1l "  ... Hl<X'k. 

IIRl'O 

DRY  GOODS. 

J  W.  KSAPI-'  1..'0. 
lIr)"  (;o"d"  111111  ~· ur · 
.  nl~hln/l',...  :!:!O-ti l  """.hIUl,I",,  A'~ ~. 
i\' I II; I.:-; 

Il.B\"  r:l!C,\1R  ('<I . .  1,,·)"  "'.'od" 
S ult".( OlliS"  \ \  III.t ~.Ar l  SI""1\,,  \\ o rk. 
_~"""E~'o~'  I""' W,  \\'11, 111"11'1,,1\  .o\1~.  SOllth. 
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.= 
C APIWL  ~:I.~: ('''R/I'  "S(;IS~:~:RISG 
('fl. - Ful1  Il"" " f  t;h"'lrlt'AI  S"n"lh·~. 
1"\'1u<11"1I"  Sllld~"l"  ~"ft<l~'  R",I  ,·ord~.  C'ttr. 
t>on.  tlU1\Rtllnl  1111"  ",,,,,<I,,  .. '''~l\n/l'  hlmp~. 
IIi  ~;.  )ll('hl ... ~n A\·". 

FURNIT URE  DEALERS. 
1~'1  J .• ~  H.  ~1. Rt·OIi:.-~·lItlll1u"",  1"0rn", 
•  1I" .... hllll<lo"  ."n ... II"  'll"'"  "Ir""t. 

sO',''''!. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &.  T INW' RE. 
N U IlTflS·j.;  lIARIJ\\" .,," ~:.-(;pnpr ,,1 
H" rd "',,!·e. '"1"",,, ct'. (; rAn I I.' .... II r~ .  I' .. t. 
I ... ,..  Sh",· •.  ,,1<':. 
III  W",hl"II"I"II  A,',..  S. 
S"e  ",I.  •• _~~~~~ 

MANUfACT URING  AND  HAIR· 
DRESSlNG. 
~ 'l  11 :-\ .  n.  T.  "  ...  :-:  t:.- ~I Allul"('\l!rh", 
n 
S"""lpolOl"",  ""  1I11 lnln·",j .. ",  1 .... 1".  : 
1:0 ... 11.·' .. · ..  ",,,<I,.  "r  ~"I  hlllr  (Jr  ,·"",1)1" 110 . 
R'''' '· .. I" ..... d  111,,1  "'11"'111,.,.  In  Iwl: 11-ICUO\l 
.. ,  II"".  T h ..  ~·m!l'·O-.o\.",, · r1t-II"  11)lth'''tc 
T,.II.·'  1t~nl_ll '"''''  ~pn·I'I.T\.  ,\1111"'''111" 
PliO"" r.-,I.  ~,I ~ W .. "h'"rrto" ...  ,~. ~. 

MUSICAL  INST R UMENTS, 
) r "~l\"  H"", ... "  11'11"1'  (lr" .I.'  "h • .,,,> 

..  IJj,·h'It .. "·.I .• • ... ll" .... 

G III:-;:' ~: !.r.  f\l\IIS. 
It,,,, 

'·I .. yt't  " 1""0> . •  ,,1,1  011 

,·"I1I· .. ,.h."t 
h·I'm~.  ~:\·HYlhlmr  III  ",".I~  .uIIl  11111 -1.·,,1 
llrn","".  ~I~  X. 
"".n·h",,!!1.,·. 
\\"'~'hl""t",, AI·.·. '"--.c~ __  

f.""~I,,,': 

PHYSICIANS. 
D B.  IIS('A lt  H ..  JUII' ~:l a:t ~  1I (>lIrl.;  10 

Il::). A.  "'.:  t  10 I  .,,'(\  :  It> ~  II. m.  ~lIn. 
t :",1  ,,,, ... 1"1: 

I''' '·~.  It 10' '''Id  ~ !{'~ II. m. 
~Ilelo .  CI1I~""> phOn\'  1:11 •. 

D H. II . 11".  I .A S  I"  .S.  Yo .... 1 l.ll"~h)". ~I I,·II. 
;  1(1  " :''''  ....  "  •.•  1:~'"  IV  1 
!,lId ~~". 10 ~ p. III.  :<uU!IIIY~ ..  I" tu II ~1n II . no .. 
,  IO~ II."'.  "ltI~c"s' pllnnt' I~">:-. 

Ott, ... €,  100",.,.: 

PRINTING. 

L ·~ \\·.\{E S"~;  ..Ie 

\ ·.AX  fH'R f':X  PIl!X T · 
1)00;,:  ~', '.-~I'~~I~ I ;r"",1 ,I ,'''ml '' !...:nrtll. 
nll ~  '· rlll ! I" , .  Hnlh  l' h'''I~'' 

SHOE  REPAIRING. 
1'1I\"  Ii:  ~;:s nAI,!.·S  !'H O I'  lor  Shoe  Re 
)1" . 
p "l tl" . .  All  "'ork  /l'UAr"nt t('(1. 
chin" or H .. "d s e"'etl  SQI,,~.  HULJber  U .. "I, 
,,·"If. )'ou  .. · ... It .  ~·lnelln~o l On " fecUoner,. 
~(tltH·3 old gl and.  M I~h' I<"'''  AI· .... 

UNIFORMS. 
J A OOU  RIC ~:Il'S  SOS"I'l.- HtH ir.  ('h.·5t"u~ 

• \t Aker"  of  "H., ld 

:< t ..  P hlllld .. lnhl ....  I'll .
lt ed .. 1 t; n llorm •• ~