The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE . 

.' 

\ 'OL.  17. 

THE  CHICAGO  ALUMNI  RE 
UNION. 

A  cordial 

:"Ind  happy  group  o f 
alumni,  fo r mcr stud .. nls  and  fr iends 
of  the  College  asscm.bled  a~  thc 
L e wi s  Institute,  i ll  Ch u.:ag:o,  SaWr 
llay  c,'cninK.  F'cb. 24th, fO'" .the  16th 
anllual  rcun;o!!  of  the  ChIcago )1. 
A. C.  Association.  This  is  OIiC  o f 
thc  oldest  o f  ou r  alulIlni  o rg,miza 
tions, :m d  if  the  cn thus;,H; 1ll  which 
was  shown  here  Illay  be  reg,l rlihi 
,IS  p r ophetic,  there  :trc.  many  .Ill ~rc 
:Inllual  met:tin~s of  Ihls  :Issocmllon 
yc~ to  come.  Eig-hly  or  1110 rc  WCfe 
present, ami classes were rcprc,;cn~cd 
which  rangell  as  widdy  :1$  the  11\. 
tc r val  betWCCll  the  ,>c ry  first  class 
which  entered  thc  ColICKc  a nd  the 
flcdcrclin ...  cI:ls!!I  of only  I>lst year. 
· · f  

Several old " " ra t s.  c~mc III  rOILl 
to  Chicago.  a nd 
tow ns  adj:lcclIl 
101111.'  even  from  lleijo!hhoring  st;ttes, 
so  that  the  an n ual  b:t1ltluct  of  the 
Chic:a"o alumni  may  not  un rea~on o 
Ilbly  c:pect  to  bee01l1e  the  rall ying 
place  for  :111  fric n~s o f  the  co!!~gc 
throughout  the  mldllle  \\:est.  1  he 
o:llIlluet 
itself  was  "dmlrable  a llil 
ad ... qu:Lte,  lind.  being- se n 'ed  ,~t  SllHl1l 
tllblcs,  the  memhers o f  the {liff ... rent 
classes  were  selL ted  somewhat  sY';o 
lemalically  in  tllXonl:lltCc  \\Oith  the 
clas:.  to  whic h  they  belongel!' 
:--J o 
el l_SS  was  better  represented  than 
that o f  '06,  thoug-h  t he  ~ootllul'k of 
one o r  two d:.itin}!"  Illemhers o f  Ihis 
clas s  helped  10 swell  the  1i~1  il~  adt~i. 
tion  10  those  who  regularly  ilvt:  11\ 

I "  

00  

Chiell~o. 

I'residelll  (j eo.  !::)i nl lll01lS  cal led 
for a  few  talks  lifter  the  II inlier  had 
heen  Ilroperiyattellll.ed  to,  :l1l (!  ~h ... 
\·a rious  phas<:s  of  thlllgs  l?ert,lIlllllg" 
to  the alm:i  matc r  wen:  )!IVen  co n· 
sideration.  A  SOli)!  was  S tillg-.  ~LI1d 
the  remaindcr  o f  the  c,· ... l1in;;  was 
s P(clit  in  ,·isi ling  and  dan ... ing.  Xo 
5111:1 11  part  of the  suceeS':!  of  the  re· 
ullion  is  due  to  Proh·ssors 
l~hiJ. 
\Voodworth 
[';wl 
Ilm\  wife 
:1I1d 
Clwmbcrlain  ;iIld  wik,  by  whose 
help  the  association  w as  ori.g: inally 
forml.'(1  <l nd  whose  u.\\,ar)·'1l1!  a t· 
tend:lllee  at the  annual  meeungs 
liS 
been  almos t  ullbrokt:n. 

"0  s peaker  o f  the  C\"l·ning  WllS 

h 

, 

. 

listent'd  to  with  mo rc  interest  than 
was  the  lIon;  C.J.  :'-ol o nroc,  \\bose 
long connection  with  the  college  li S 
frit:ml  student  "nd  hoa rd  member 
g i ves  'hi m  11  s uperior  right  to  be 
heard  upon  college  lllalle~S,  DC:ln 
Bissell  and  wife  and 
!·rofessors 
H edrick  and  Gunson  were  vis ito rs 
fro m  Ihe  college.  T he  list  o f  IISSO· 
c iation  me mbers  who  we re  p resent 
is  as  follows: 

E.  s. Anli~Rle. '&'i. 
Belen  Antl,;dale. 
W . C.  Arl1l.flt rong. '03,  and wi fe. 
Frank  Bauerle. '92. and  wife. 
W.  R.  Brown.  '03. 
w. U.  Bfl.OOock,  '10. 
'10. and  wife 
Gord on  Ca~lInaugh , 
P.  M. Chamberlai n. '88.  and wife. 
J .  S.  Di lE OII,  '86.  a nd wi fe. 
e.  H.  Dunlap,  '09,  and wife. 
Dick Edling.  '86.  and  wlCe. 
A.  F .  Frey,  ""it.b  '06. 
C.  S . Good win .  with  1M. 
Miaa Good wi n. 
Harry M. ao., 'W. 
W.  P .  Hawley, '" . 

E.\ST  LA .. ~~XG. !\IJ C' I-llG.LX,  Tl' ESl).\ Y, 

,\1.\ Htll  5.  JI)j~ . 

xo.  e-I 

W .  w. Uitchcook.  '07.  and  wile. 
Usorge  Beublewhite.  '06. 
Mild red  }I.Iatthews B eblolewhile.  '00. 
C.  E.  Hoy t.  fo rmer  instructor  in 

woo(bhop. and  wife. 
U. U.  Kingsley,  with ' ().t. 
Mahle  Downey  Kingilley.  'O~ . 
George  E.  Martin ,  '04. 
T.  F.  ~k-Grath ,  '89,  and wife. 
W.  G.  Me rriu. with  '93,  aDd  "' ife. 
C.  J .  Mon roe.  '61. 
John  D .  :\,ies.  '94. 
J ohn  K  Poole,  '06. 
J .  U .  Prost.  '04,  II.nd  wife. 
A.  L  POlld ,  with  ·!li.  and  wire. 
~ .  Pn\tken.  w ith  '07,  and  wife. 
Berth:l  Muehlmann  Rit tschof.  s p. 

'0,5-'01. lI.od  husband. 

G.  U.  Robbins,  ' ().t . 
J.  W .  Rittenge r.  '94. 
W.  M.  Rido:r,  'OS .
. 
J.  L. Shaw.  ' 10.  and  \\'if e. 
G.  Jo:.  8I mTUo n~, ·9 1.  and  wife. 
D.  \\".  Smith.  '02.  ami  wife. 
1.  L. Si m m o llS,  '97 
E.  F. Smith.  '06. 
W .  H.. Shedd,  '02. 
G.  P. Springer,  ' 11. 
B . G. Stone. ·or. 
l:ioward Taft . ·I t.  alld  wi fe . 
L.  U. 1" .. ylo r.  ·01. 
A . . \  Tow ner, ' 01.  I\lId  wi fe. 
U.  W . 'fhotll]l<'\Oll.  ·~2 . 
MiSoi  Tho tllp:<Oll. 
P.  II  Wootht"Orlh .. :;6. 
Lu,'y Clute Woodw orth.  93. 
w . ,\  W right.  wiLh  '/:13. 
F.  U .  Wade,  ,~ith 'Od. 
• 1.  W  WiIJa rd. 
A.  11  Wmchel1llud  wife . 
J .  Walkup,  '08. 
P;.ul  Woodw orth .  with  ·!l0. 

f· RO~1 

:II .  "' .  o. 

Thoma" (Junson 
.  W. O.  Uedri{"k. 

Delln  G.  W.  Bissell  and  wife . 
U'trry  lioidsw,)rt h. 

:'-olr.  Frank  Bauerle. 

\\':lS 
clct.:ted  president  fo r 
the  ensILing 
\'ea r,  lintl  Prof.  I ~nil.  \\·oodworth, 
"Sli,  \1·".,.  rt.:-dcctl'd  se ... ret ur y. 

'9 ~ , 

MICH IGAN  ALUMNI  DI NE . 

Old  Stude nts  of  A g ricultural  Co!lege 
Hold  Annual  B anquet  at  Port· 
land,  Ore. 

I n the ~reen tea room o f the Y Ollng 
\Vonlen 'S Christi:l'l  Association,  the 
:lIllllml  re union  a nd  banq uet  of  the 
P o rt land  alumni  and  former  Stll' 
de nt s  o)f  ~I. A.  C.  was  held  S atur 
d ay  ni~ht  from  6  until  9  o'clock . 
I l ownrd  E V;lrt s 
\Veed,  the  o ldest 
graduale  present, and retiring"  presi . 
de nt,  a cted  as  toastmaster.  After 
sever;!1  cou rses  of  the  banquet had 
been  sen't.'(i  he  called  on  each  Oil\! 
present  lor  a  reci tal  of  how  they 
c hanced  to  come  to  Portla nd  alter 
leaving colleg"e.  All responded  and 
man y  laid  of  meet ing  o tber former 
students  in  different  parts  of  the 
UnitCl1 Stntes. 

I t  was  decided  to  hold  the  next 
anllual  banquet  a nd  reunion  t he 
eVf'oing  of  Februa ry  23. 1913.  The 
followi ng  officers  we re  elected; 
President,  E.  D ,  Searin g;  vice 
preside nt,  M rs.  Dorothy  Skeels 
Post;  secretar y,  F ran k  Mangold . 
All  we re 
illvited  to  meet  at  the 
h ome  o f  M r.  a nd  Mrs.  M an gold 

,\I Hre h  23  at  S;1:i  )Iichigall  :I\·en ue. 
T he  b:mquct  tlthle  W!lS  profu"el)· 
decora ted  wit h  pink  and  \1  hit ...  c<lr· 
natio ns, complilnenls  of  Alfred  \\ . . 
Post ,  and  e:lch  J,::.l esl  wo re  an  olhe 
g-reen  ri bhon,  the  M ichi~:lIl  .\ gri. 
cuh llr;tl  Color. 

T hose  p resent  \'I'er ...  : 

)Ir.  :md 
Mrs.  1I 0ward  Evarts  \\·ccll.  )Ir. 
and  Mrs.  E.  D.  !-3cariug.  :'-olr.  and 
:'-olrs.  C .J. \ ·oor ho r!!t,  .\Ir .• tntl  :'-oir:;. 
L. C.  Thomas,  Mr.  ;lnd  .\Irs.  F .  I': . 
:Lnd  Mrs.  A.  \\ .. 
}.I:ml,{0lll , 
\Vil1i:Lln  Ihll, 
P ost,  R .  C.  UroJit." 
Go rdon  Stua rt,  George  C.  Brault, 
O.  :'-01.  Blai r,  ) I iss  Hertha  Ii o lds· 
worlh  and  C.  \\'.  Bale. 

:'-01  r. 

M.  A.  C.  GRADUATES  IN 
WASHINGTON. 

The  calaloK  o f  ollicc rs  ,HId  grad _ 
uat(.'s  recently  is,<unl  hy  the  .\ I ich i· 
gan  A g ric ultur:tl  Colle~e is  a  nrit· 
able  Ill ine  of  usef ul  :l!ld  in te restin}! 
inforlllation  to  its  (Iitunni.  [ha'·e 
het: n  d igging  in  il  :l  little.  and  will 
g ive  yo u  the  pannings. 

The  oiliest  class  re presentcil  is 
'6;,  h~'  \\".  \ Vllrrc n  Tn .... y; 
the 
YOl1ll).{l·St  is 'I 1, hy  Leo  B lynll  ~co tt, 
a  \\"a.-;hin.t!IOll  hoy, 
:md  (j ... o.  "  .. 
Dewev, of  Bdllti re,  .\Iie h. 

T h~ class o f  ' 0';  has n,·c  members 
with  headqu:l rtl'rs  in  \\·ashi u~ ton: 
'8S, '93,  '0 I, :11111  '05  hal· ...  four each; 
'S9,  'yo.  '91,  '95,  '1)6  aud  '06  have 
'S olilCr  cla,.;ses  11:ne 
two e:leh,  :11111 
,S  gradllatt's  in 
one each ,  makill;.(" 
\\·lIsh ingIOI1,  not  l'oun tin ).{ 
lwo  :It 
thc  :'-o laryland  Al{ri.:ultur:tl  Colle:;:e, 
just  outside  of  \Va ~hinl! t o n,  1I0r 
fo rtne r  st udent;, :m t!  instruo,;tors who 
did  nOl  g:ratlu:tte. 

Th e  cl ass  of  '05  h:l;,  Ihe  I:ire:-est 
numhe r  of  wOlllcn_lhret.:,  hUI  '~n is 
a  c1o!\c  seeoll.!  with  two.  :Llld  .()~ has 
one.  The  mcn  outrauk  Ihc  wom<.'11 
Se\ en  to on.:  11I/lJ/cric(I/I),. 

C1:t""inell  h.\·  occu pations,  t he re 
a rc  !3  g"r;tduates  in  the  d ... parlmcnt 
o f  :I!-:" ricuhurc. 

less 

The  nearest  eempetinJ!  dep:Lrt· 
mc nt ,  interior,  h;ls 
thlll!  one· 
fonrth  as  lllany _ Ii\, ...  ill  the  palent 
o tnce .  The  W:Lr  I\(·partment is  nc x t 
with  four,  Ihcll  comes  the  illll·rslatc 
th ree. 
commerce  commissioll  wit h 
follo\\'ell  hy  Thl'  ,'o:).st  ami  geodetic 
survey  with  two, amI  t he  s tltte  !Llld 
postoflice  dcpIl r llllell tll  Ol1 e  each . 
Olle  is  ilL 
tht:  Oriental  Uni\'ersity, 
(o r 
follow  private  pursuits 
two 
clients, or  patiel1lS"  one  has  no  oc· 
c upation  give ll  and  fi \'e llre  c llga:;::ed 
ill  nl,t1 rimoI1Y. 

Three of our g r:,dua tes a re  assist· 
:lnt  c hiefs  of  bu re au ~J. T ibbius, 
of the bureau  of  c i t i ~e n s hip, llepa r t. 
ment  of  stal~;  \\T.  A .  Tar lor,  o f 
the  bu reau  of  pl ant  industry ,  and 
R.  E,  Doolittle,  of  the  bure nu  of 
chemistry, bolh  o f  the  departmcnt 
o f  agric ulture.  At least seven other 
graduates are chiefs  or di\·is io lls,  o r 
of geographical  :ireas  of  investiga. 
tion  in  the  de partment  of  ag ricul 
ture. 

All  in  all,  the  record  is:ln hono r. 
a.ble  o ne,  and  the  "boys" a re  mak· 
ing  good  use of  the t rai ning receh·ed 
at  M .  A.  C .  The "girls"-well, if 
them  some  of  us 
it  we re n't  for 
couldn't keep  house. 

D.]. CROSH,",  '93. 

~L UM~ 

'<)0. 
A.  L.  \\ 'll te r ~,  who  is  :11  p rese nt 
g-e nc ral 
mltll:t~e r  of  the 
I ~ion eer 
SlIIelting  Co.,  o f  Tun,on.,  Ari.-:ona, 
has  just  bt:cn  appoill tl'd  by  Gov. 
lIul1t  as  Challel"l1or of  the  Boanl  of 
R ... gellts o f  the  U ni\'chit}'  of 
j\ri· 
1.01111. 
~Ir.  \\ ,IINS  i.1  also  a  gr:!(]II. 
ate  o f the ! loug-illo n  .\1 ining S c hool, 
and  is  a  m;tIl  of  exceptional  abil ity. 
li e  kllo\\ s  the  l1 ecd~ of tlu'  western 
COU!l\r),  Pl·rf ... ctly,  ami  is  l'specinlly 
well  Hued  fo r  the  important posit ioll 
l Ie 
to  which  he  has  hec n  called, 
has  oper:l ted  ;undlers alltl  m ines  in 
Colorado  Ilml  Old  :\I ... :o.:ico  fo r  Ill:""y 
years,  a mi  will  pro \ e  a 
\'aluuhle 
.ISSct  to  t he  s taff  of  Ari .mna·s  Cn i. 
.\olr,  \\·:!lc rs  \\as  :1  ,·,·ry 
vc rs ity . 
popular  man in  C"olleg'e,  made  an  ex 
ceptionally  fi ne  reC"onl  :h  :1  ~ tudl' nt, 
:Utd  h:1s  hee(1  ~ i!-:" n:dty  Successfu l  ill 
his  ehosc n  ,\ork. 
lI is l!1 a lly  fri ... mls 
will  he  gl:lIl  to  knQ\\  of  this  11<.' W 
honor  eon f ... rred  11 1'011  him. :tllli  t he 
mo rc  :;0  hl·e.I IISe  it  ";1:.  enti rel y  un· 
S(JU~h l  for. 

'01. 

:! 

\\"c  are  p;lincd  to  nule  the  d ... a t h, 
011  Friti:IY,  of  ..\ofr:;.  CIHI';'.  R eed,  o f 
lI owell. 
:'-olr.  I<l'e,]  is:q.:-radullle  of 
'or, awl  :L  prorniul'llt  fflrmer o f  Oak · 
hU1I1  Co.  F uner:,l  ~c r viu.'~ were held 
from the h"Ill(' :-:ul1<I:I). Il' ..:  :00 p.m . 
'u.,. 
LOlLI';  G.  :'-o/ idlacJ,  "ilh  hi~  \\ifc 
a nd  littll'  tl:oughll· r  :lr ... ·  in  I [1'':;li ng-s 
for 
.\/ r. 
\  i~jt  wilh  h is  p:if"erlls. 
:'-olil.'h:ld h;l ...  met  with .. i),!llal  success 
in  hi"  "or k  in  J<  USSiil,  1\ hen.'  he  i" 
emploYI',1  h~  the  ~O\l'rllmelll  to 
.\me ri l':m  melhod ..  of  co rn 
le:tdl 
c ultur .... 
II .:  h,1,;  heell  ill  Ru ~~ ia 
t wo year~ , :11111  s tall'S  that t h(' cOllnl ry 
i"  ulI,ler),!o in~  \\ oll,I" dlll  adv:IIlC"I·· 
ILlenl .  T he r.:  is  much  w() rk  to  he 
Ilolle,  h(I\\ e\ l'r, and  t llL- r ...  i,..  ..:crtl~inly 
a  J.!r~·;11  fulur e  in  the  \\or/,  in  \\ hich 
.\ I r.  M ich;t.:\  is  ellg-ag'l·'\. 

'"". 

:tSSi~T;lI1t 

II.  ;\1.  )( 011:.1.' 

is  WIth  the  Cali· 
fornia  Dc\·elopmcnt  Co ..  at  Calex· 
T he 
t·ng-iuee r. 
il'o,  as 
comp;JII) 
is  lil  prescnt  l'ngaged  ill 
works  imoh- ing'  the  ph),sic;tl  con· 
trol  of  the  )o\\· ... r  Color,1do  ri\·e r, 
ami  irrig-atioll  o f  a  lar~ e  tral't  itt 
I mpcri:11  Co., Calif.  A  l·:tna l brings 
the  wate r  o f  this  ri ve r  aeross  :'-olex· 
il'an  territo ry  fo r  man y  miles,  to de · 
lin' r  it  fin:illy  into  th ...  L· .~.  Just 
no w  the STrained  relatiOIlS  between 
fac tio ns  in  )'I ex ico,  ~Uld,  10  50l1le 
exlellt, bet wee n  the  two  count ries, 
;Irc  inte r fering  w ith  the  progress 
o n  this  engineering  projec t.  ~ Ir . 
ROllse sends:t  picture  of  t he  fe nce 
bu ilt  by  the  M exica n  authorities  to 
exclude  the compa ny 's officers  from 
c~ r tain sectio ns  of  th is  Cllnal.  1 lis 
immed iate  du t)·  W:iS  to  tea r  down 
the  fe ncc,  and  his  present care  is  to 
keep  011  Ihe  Ame rican  side  of  the 
boundary 
line.  Another  pict ure 
shows  Mr.  ROll sc  on  the  top  of  II 
h igh  towe r,  f rom  w h ic h  he is  view· 
ing oue o f  the battles fo u r  miles  dis· 
ta nt, in the recent rebellion, in which 
engagement  - sixty·six  M eJCicanll 
we re  killed. 

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Th e  M .  A. C.  RECORD 

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fUi uls  fo r 

t h is  m\1\;h 

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lt ouf1.'d  I\.iI  seoo ud ·daJII 

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mat ter  1.()  t b"  !II.  A  11.  It ItOO II U.  ~:a.t  l-nn 
.1"...  Mic h.  A d d r .... .. 11  oon t rt b" \Jon ~  W 
U le  M .nq 'nll:  ~~dLlOr. 

~Ullt  b y  P .  O.  Moue )'  Ord H.  !)", f t  or 

R.el\"litel'fli  l .e u~ r.  Po n o t  """d ~tJ\lnD!. 

Bu. ttl(l'll!  on,,,,,  w l t h 

I ..... ~nee it.  v .. " 
Burw  Pr lut!n..:  00 ..  ~lU.21 ~  ( ; . " nd  A .· ... N o •. 
Lan. tn ll.  -"! ,e h. 

T UESDAV,  M AR C H  5,  19 12. 

THE  ROUND-UP . 

T he  R o und . up  Ins t itut e  o f 
in 

1 9 1~ 
comp:lrcd  \lcry  f:n·ora hl) 
' 1IIm_ 
bers  wi th  those  o f  pn:\"ious  y e llrs, 
:111<1  ill  poi nt  of  inl e rest  ;11111  e n t hu  
the  an- rag c. 
sias m  W :, 5 
1\11O\C 
T he re  W ;lS 
11 0\  the  shi ft in)!  fro m 
sectio n  to  section  w h ich  h :Ui  heel!  so 
.:om mon  ;1  k >l t ll r e  <It  thesc  lllecli n gs. 
b UI  thos('  who  C:lOle  fu r  th e  g"cllc r:l1 
sessiolls  we re  ·· StU)'crs." 

Se\c ral  ,Jf  the  :lI l d re~ses, espcci. 
lilly  tho'>e  o f  D r.  C .  G .  l l opkin s,  o f 
IIlinoi!\,  occ:l siolled  no  liul("  (I iscus· 
sion  :Hld  CO IIlTlIl'Il t,  :11111  broug ht  out 
v:tf'i o u",  points  whi.' h,  a",  o lle  ha" 
sai,l,  .. we  ough t  to  ~wo "' :' 

Tht!  fo r~'lloou ",e""ion" "'crc  ta ken 
tip  \\ it h  :ldd l'es"e:o;  I,,·  Dr.  ;\ IarsIl:11l 
and 
l· r ofs. J e ffe ry  a nd  Shocs mit h, 
:!ltd  (Iis,' u!si(ln  o f  s:tIllC,  Tlw  af k r · 
nool1  and  e\ ,·I1HIj.(  SCSS;!}!):.  w c r e 
wcll  t:lke- II  ca r~'  o f  hy  spe"i:tli;:ts  in 
evcr y  Ime  Ilf  a~ ril,,\l ltllf:l1  ,\ u rk. 

T he  IIlU",1e  al  l"en'  .::>essil,n  \\'1';; 
:tppre"blc,1  hy  lhe 

cx':ellell1.  :Iml 
Il'Ir~c :ll1Iliellcc5. 
,.pedal 

T h..: 

f r uit  Sel'tioH,  on 
\\. ed l1cs<!.t,· :dle r nooll,  \':lS  atte n d".! 
hy  a  I:'rg:c ~1U l1l IH.: r  o f  r"'presen t" li", 
Iruit  111en  ,,!  tlw  SI:IIC.  :ltld  ind ud ... d 
the  fulio" iug:  ill  the li"t IIf spea ker;; : 
[' a u l  H ose,  T . .  \ .  r arr:w ll,  (.'11:1:;. 
n.  Cook.  C.  E.  lb",sett,  U ,  !".  B ris· 
tol  :l lld  oth~' r~. 

T he  cslimalc.1  :ll[end;IIIU!  f<lr  Ih(' 
.. "  funo w ~: 
~ (:fle r :ll  Se;;~i O'b  \':1.0' 
i')o,  1,550,  1.6~5  :11111  $.!.'i : 
to)I .. I, 
4.jj('. 
:,,:clion .. , 
the  fOllr  sessions  wer.:  :mended  11\ 
50- 116,95  lind  190  p..:r"Oll,,;  tOlai. 
-\-St. 

the  wOI1l.:n's 

I II 

()II  Frid n),  ufte fl h)Oll. 

li on .  C. 
J. I\ l oo ro e  :lI1d  II.  I I.  lIi nds,  111 ... 111· 
he r s  of  eO lllln il":e  011 
r~'~"lut i nl1s, 
p r. sc1l1cd 
t heir  n :p (lI·I .  w hich  W :I ~ 
ullHn inlously  ado p t e~l, 

' I'bc  Illc m ill' r!.  pl:l ct· tl  thclll Sc!\' es 
on  re cord  as  fal'o r in g  the  bi ll,  nuw 
befor.:  cOI\ ~ r ess, t o  .:stab lish  ':X le n · 
sion depart OlcnlS  in  connect io n  w ith 
t h e  ag r ic u lt ural  colleges  in  th c  sc ,·· 
e r al  Slales  rc ce i \'i u~ t hc  be llefi ls  o f 
an  ae l  o f Ju ly,  1$(i2 ,  :H1d  1111  s u pple . 
mentary  ;lCts,  T hey  a lso  vOlcd  to 
urge  t h e  p:ISS:lgC  o f  th c  :-5u lzc r  b ill, 
st:tlldardi ~i n g- app le  p:lc ka ~('s  :md 
grades . 

R esolu t io n s  were  :llso  preselllccl 
extending  thanks  t <l  Prof.  Taft  fo r 
his  11l1l irin~  effor ts  for  t he  Sllcce ss 
of tbis  ins t itute, 10  ca ch  <If  Ihe  gCII· 
e Tal s peake rs, alld 10  tho;!  D e p ar tme n t 
o f  Ag r icu ltu r e  a t  \\. ash ing l'on 
fo r 
the s ervices o f J. C.  :\ l c D o w e H :11)\1 
A,  G.  H a mlll :l r !lt  th ese  mee tings. 
r esolu tion,  which  b rough t 
loud  a p plause,  w as  t h ut  e xp rt'ss ing 
k een  r cgre t  t hat  the r e  was no t  p ro· 
,·ided  a t  1\'[,  A .  C.  :I  s ui t a ble aud ito  
rium  IlI ml 
li b r a r y ) ,  whe re  g at her. 
iugs o f  t h is  na ture  mig ht he  h e ld  to 
better advantage , li nd e xpressing t he 
h o pe  th llt  th e  next  legisla ture  will 

T he 

• 

WO:tI EN'S  CO:-;' l :lIl!."". 

Thc  wumcn's sCl'tious, 011  T h u rs 
day  :lnd  F rida),  wc r e  ve r y  la rgdy 
at tCI1<lcII , :lnll  Ihe discuss iuns  fo llo w . 
illg"  each  :1\ld ress  we re  1110 .. 1 
init'r . 
e s ti ng :1111.1  iust ru etll·C. 

Am OlI~  tbe  speakers  from  Oll t· 
side  w e re,  t-oIrs .  F oul k ,  o f  l'o hnn· 
bus ,  :\ 1 r s .  C r c " ts,  O r.  C lara  D a" is , 
:>'lrs .  C .  L.  B:ir hc r,  :lIId  Dr.  D i~o n , 
o f  Lan s ill ~ :  1\ 1 r;; . .J  e nl1ie  Bu d l,  o f 
Ann  Arho r ;  I\lrs,  1' :lr lch .of  Ar· 
m:lda ;  1-. I Ts .  E n l n111  C:lmpbdl ,  o f 
Y ps ilan li,  :1IIt! 
l\I iss Jt:ssie  P h el ps , 
o f  t h e  !'::it:lte  ."\or m 1l 1.  T h e Cll!11lin)( 
o f  f ru its  ami  l'cKdahles,  b al llilced 
r:l tions ,  p cst s  o f  thc  h o ulIe ho!d,  Cll r e 
of  c hild r en,  1l1e,Iicinc  an d  ho m e 
nllrsin!!  we re  a nlon g  th e  i1l1 por t:u1I 
to p k s  d i scu sse~t.  G o \' .  U shorn e's 
t h e 
wi fc  and  da ug hte r  a u ... m led 
morn ing'  sessio n  011  T hur;!da y. 

HORT .  CLUB . 

t:l lk 

T he 

C o m ing  up  from  Cli nto n,  i\lich i· 
g all,  .. U nde  D :I ~' e " \\' ood a r d 
,'c ry 
finin gl)'  cclch r:lt ... d  his  bi rllHla y  1)), 
v isi tin g- w ith  t h e  ho-"s,  a nd spc .. ki n ).!" 
i}('fore  t he  ll o r l.  C lu h  W cl lneslla y 
L' Ill'le  0 :1\' (' 
jus t 
e"e nitt ),!". 
'I'as 
·'eighty ·sc" ... n  year s  ~o un )!'; " 
tha t 
1!:I " ,:lS  Ill'  C:,,!Hl'ssed  it,  li nd  s h ows 
k cc lI  in tl·r ... s t  ill  the  1\ o r k  IIf  th~ r eSI 
o f  ti lt'  boys  h c r e  at  Ih e  colle),:"(".  join. 
i lt ~  ill  w ith  a  rC(l!\rtce  \1  h idl  w as 
lIu t  eq u:tllc(1  by  :LII )'  o f  the m. 
\\':1:> 

fl111  u f  p l'act it',, 1 
).!' rowil1~, a nd 
:lp p l ... 
", " g:g:~'''l io lt "  ill 
h is  ~'o m l l:lr is'lu  bct \l e (' II  t he  proti ls 
o f  :Ipp! ~'  r ai,,!ng'  'Hl(j  t ll\>~e  u f  olhe r 
lill ,'s  o f  "u"il1es"  made . ,, !\  of  the 
s i udent", pre,,;':llt  feel  Ih:\1  they cOllld 
!lot  w a il  10 
ti tJ i~h  \'olleg"c  hdore 
:-;cldolll  i" tile 
p l:m t il1),:"  an  on.:h:trl1. 
opti mis m 
:l1lt1  p rogr\'s"ilclIel;s  for 
Ir} ing o f  ne"  m et hods :Hld  fur o r i~­
in:lt illg'lIl'\'  i,I,,;ls  fOUlld  in  IIt1'n  I, h.) 
h;l"e  Sl'on 'S  of  le",s  "ca rs  0' l'f t hei r 
hCll tl ll  Ih:llL  ha:>  L IIde  I):I\C,  COlli' 
peting:  with  \ h ...  U r(':!ull  ~ru'\ er:.  h~ 
box  p",-k ing:.  the  rC·'\I>rkil1).:  uf  olt! 
"PI,[e  I n' e~  with  lie\\,  I;l ri eties,  ;' Ild 
Iht'  i n a.u~u r:tli'\Il  o f  Ihe  "y.pro...!uct 
-;eheme 
in  hurliculture  b,'  l ur n in:.: 
che:l p  apples  inlo  \'in.:J,tar::.re  ;l  f~'I',· 
o f 
.\ I r. 
the::  exa m ple"  !lllll  "lilke 
\\' uo,l;l rd 
a  d l'S~' fI in:!  hUllo r:tf\' 
m c m hc r  of  lhe  Il ort.  Cl u b. 

T h e  1I 0 r t.  Cluh  is  now  f:H'urably 
con s ide r in).!  his  cordi:tI  indl;lt ion  \II 
th e  \\'u()(htr< 1  f" rllts te:uJ 
"i~ i t 
:l!1~1 
its  d{J'l.l· n  harrel s  o f 
el.'l b r,  I'  j, h 
"g r:l ]le  jn ice " 
'<)6,  10  in 
Some  W:ly  show  app n.::ei:\li rm  10  this 
"YOIIIIg" m e n l!.er  for  hi;!  :1Cli1C  ill· 
le reSI  in  Ihe  Il o rlo  Clu b . 

l11:1de  ill 

~ Ir,  E d w:lrd  I lu tch ins  :lIItl  Ch:!s, 
Ba;;;;ett ,  S ecrctar y  o f  th ~  :\ [ idl i\{:m 
Il o rtic u ltura l !"ocie ty, I}()lh of 1\'1111' 
v ille,  1"\ lIe;':-:1I1  C <I.,  W\' r e  :l lso  l':Il1t'd 
u pon  fo r  a  few  re m a r ks. 

MISSISSIPPI  LETTER . 

E ditor  ). J.  A.  C .  it J::COIIU. 

Dea r  I;- ri end : - S ince  coming 
to 
B ilo x i,  w e  h a ve  had  a  chance to  r e:ld 
the  R ECOIII',  th r oll);!,h  Ihe  kindness 
o f  Pro fesso r :-5.  i\l.  T ra cy ,  who  haS 
a  pleasant  p lace  :Ic r o ss  the  ,. Bac k 
Hay ," w h e r e  he  tests  v a rious  fonlj.(e 
p lan ts  and  other  p lllnt s  fo r  Ihe  D e 
p ur\J1lent  o I  A g ri c ulture ,  S lle h  as 
p r om ise  10  bt!  of  \'Il lue  to  lill y  part 
of  th e  Gulf Coas t  are  pl:lced  :ullO ng 
other  g rowers  fo r  furth e r  tes tin g', 
:Ind  re por ted  Oil  fro m  time  to  tim e 
by  I~rofes so r  Tra cy .  C h 3S. 
\V . 
Garfield  and  w ife  are  located  nea r 

I<S  in  the  cily fo r  lhe  w inte r, al1ll  w c 
occa sionally  m cet  wit h  T r:lcy 
t o 
SW:l P  la l"llS  o f  t h e  o ld  :\1.  A.  C . 
lIal's  ,,:hcn  we  we re  boy;;  tO'Te t he r 
in ' t he  e i:Jsses o f  '(is,  '~ :lIld  '70. 

the 

sou th  o\'(:r 

Hilosi  is  a  ([ u i(;1 o ld  pl:ll"e  o n  till' 
soul h  coast  o f  i\ l ississi p p i,  m iilwa), 
he t wee n  :\! ohil:: .u1I1  X e .....  Orlean s . 
It  has.  a  eh afllli n ;.,!'  ou tlook  to ward 
the 
:\I ississippi 
SoulllI,  a n,1  tow ard  the  no rt h  olc r 
It occup ies  a  penins u la 
Back  11:Iy. 
a  mile  o r  m o r e  in  width  :Inri  Ih ree 
o r  fo ur  miles  in  I('ng t h,  :1II t!  h as  bll t 
rai lr oad,  th e  L .  &.  N.,  wh ich 
0 11(: 
dnes  a  nl ll'  busi ness. 
I t  has  be a u t i· 
ful  s il l'l l ro ad s,  made f rom lhe  ref use 
o),s t..: r  she lls .  O ys te r dre d g ing :Illd 
i'allning  ;'i  Ih.:  prin cip;11 hu s iness  in 
w illler,  :ulll  t h ...  c:u1I1ing  o f  sh r imps 
in  s ummer  is :l lso :l lca.d ing ; tHll1 s\r~ ... 
The  d im:lte  is  h ealthful,  :lt1d  t h e 
a rtesia n  w at e r  jlurc :tnd  soft.  The 
mc rc u ry  occas io n a ll y  g:o ... s  too  lo w 
fo r  succes s fu l  c it r us  frll it  cu lture. 
S m a ll  fruit s  a nll  ~ ra pes  do  nicely, 
b u t  tree  f ru its  a r e  ~enc ral h'  a  fa il· 
urI.',  Tr uc k  brming- a llli  p el';111 
:11· 
::r o w in g: 
t hough  the  sandy  soil  nced S:I  \e r y 
li be ra l  ami  ex pe ns ive  u!.c  o f  k rl il· 
i ... e r.  Little attcntio n  is  p:tiell o  the 
::row in g  o f  o r n:u llel1 t:lt  sh ru bs  :Hld 
nO\' ers. 

:Ire  qu ite  s u cce ssf u l. 

Ii Ill'. 

'" e  m eet  m:mr  H'li rt!(!  fa r me rs 
f ro m  Ihe  no rth  '~' ho  a rc  h l'r ("  for 
It  is  m o re  o f  a  s u m· 
Ihe  w int e r. 
mer  r e:>or t,  ho \\' ... \'cr,  fo r  rhl'  PCQ 
pll'  u f  Sc w  Orlc:ll1 s,  :t lld  tilt.'  \):llh· 
ill;:  i"  s:lid  10  h ... 
:\  ~ooll 
!!ha re  o f  Ihe  :\Ii ssiss ip pi  COal'll  i~ :d· 
re:l(l y  occu pied 
place!':. 
T h .. rea rL·  sO ll1 e~ r: ll1d  !lId  li'e <):tk!':, 
II  ith  tlkir fe>oloOI1::;  o f  :::: p: Ill i~h  111().~S . 
Oil":  s\'l1lnlc\ r ic:d  old  \ rc ~'  tll;1I  (j a r · 
licl,l  "i,, 1  I  flle:l" " rl·d  h:!s  :1 
rr UJlk 
o\..: r  ei;.:hte"'ll  feel  in  ,·irCl1nt f ... r elwt·, 
a l It!  oJle branch I hal "pre:u I" ~t"  ~'11I I . 
t he  Cl·lll ... r  nf  ,ile 
four  feCI 
Irl'l·. 

f rolll 

fi n e 

hy 

t he 

T he  scve r~'  \\l':Ilher o f  th ..  n!) r lh 
h as  ~ilen  Ib,  h.\· 
l·XI ... 115iun,  "lUn c 
prl'U,  nml  wea ther  h ... n.' ;  Illen'un' 
IloWI'1  to  .!Cl  l"'~ r ees  o nc  mor n il1:'!-. 
T hi .. ,  1\  itll 
. !t in  hutl"e~  :llI tI 
sl1l;ll1tircpl;l cl'~, ur  ",IU\e3,  m a kes  il 
;I  liltk "001  fo r  pcople  ,\ 11"  ;lfl'  :Ie 
o.:usttllllt'd  to  the w ar m  I,,""'-esof  the 
lIorth.  T hc slUlshille  :111.1  111l'  0111-
uf.II.)ur  lir.·,  ho\\c\'c r,  ('''Jllpl·I1S:U~ .. 
Ihe  o.:onlfo rtahk,  pllt'u!l1oni:t. 
fo r 
Itfl·..,dill~  hn t  " ir 
furll:Wcs  o f  Ihe 
n o r lh. 

J.  :-; .\ T T ~; I II , ~;J:: . 

Hilox i,  1\ 1 i"s. 

PUBLIC  SERVICE  CORPORA 
TIONS. 

C Qns id erahle  jnle re!'l  11:1" 

"ce ll 
aroused  con"'l'rni llg 
the  w o r k  o f 
p uhli,'  s en icc  cor po ra t io n s  ill  Ihei r 
SC"cr:l1 " a p al' itie s ,  ;11111  th e  ... n),:"i nec r . 
iug  s tu dc"ts a r c  s t ud yi ng  ;;.Qt1\cwhat 
along ,h('se  lines. 

T o  s upplt!m t'1lI  t h is  cb ss  work. 
r e pres("llI ali ves  o f  the  va r io us  La n s  
ing  c o r poratio n s  wi ll  be  a;; ked  to 
s pe ak  hcfo r c  th e  stud e nts  >ind  their 
fr ie lld s,  fro m  ,ime to  lime,  in  u rd e r 
to  mo re  full y  unde r s ta m [ l-o nditio ns . 
\V ed nesd a)'  e ven i ng  at  i  :00,  in  the 
phys ics  lecture  room,  Enginecring 
-111111,  Ch airman  (;llIsgow,  of 
the 
S l ate  R ai lw ay  Comm ission,  w ill 
speak  o n 
(I ues t io ll. 
railw:I Y 
I.a w ton  T.  H Clllans,  of 
L ale r, 
i\'l aso n,  has  prolll iscd  to  he  p rcsent. 
T hese  will  be  follow ed b v  add resses 
fro m  r e prese ntati ve s of t ile G as  Co., 
P owe r  C o. ,  and  the  C itize n s  T e le· 
phone  Co.  T h e  pu blic  arc  co rd ially 
in vited  to 
\\latch  Lulldi n 
b o ards  fo r  definite  plans. 

llUend. 

the 

THE  ORATORICAL  CONTEST. 

In  the  :;tale  Ur:llo r k ,, !  Contest , 
held  a l  O li"et  011  " !:t rch  I,  .\ Ibioll'~ 
represe ntative,  ). [ r.  Le r\)\  C.  R ob· 
inson,  wo n  Ii"""  p l:lcc  wiih  till'  suh· 
ject,  '·The  E dic t o f  I n d us tr y;" 
,:\ 1 r. 
II.  E .  Y II tc m ll,  o f  I l o pe,  \\ :IS g: i"en 
sceond o n  Ilw  suhj..:ct,  u T he  I~ r illc i · 
p ies  o f  :-':"liolla lis1l1,"  and  \\, illis  L. 
Oshor n,  o f  I [ope ,  W:IS ~ r;II1\ el l  Ih ird 
p lace 0 11  h is  o ra l ioll,  " Th e  I'> rohk-m 
o f  lh c  Ci , \,," 

.\ Ibio n 's  rep rescnlati ve  p rt'Se lllel1 

..  v ... ry  lin is h cd  ora tion ,  and  his  d e 
li ve r y  WH S e ~cept io na l l y s m OIl\1 1 :m,l 
plc:,s ing-. 
Il is  r ig: h t  10  fir sl  pl:lce 
W>lS eom'clkd  by  all  p r eSen\. 

Our repres\· lI t:lI i"c.  "'I r,  J\Ltr)!o lis, 
t h ough  eOll1 illg'  0 11 
:IS  the  e ig h th 
s p ell k e r,  w h e ll  L\'eryO ne  W:lsgl·tt ing 
t ired  a nd  r..:stless,  prt!se lll ed  an  o ra· 
lion  n e w  a m I ori::ill:.I, a lld  ~1I 1e w h ich 
held  t hc  h('st  o f  :ll ll'lI t ioll  throll<!h. 
I l is Ilcl il'c ry  Wi'"  ' c ry s iIlH' re, 
out. 
1 ig-o rolls  ~ Ild  cffce tin·. 
I ll'  w as 
J' ivc n  fi r ,,1  p ];lee  loy  Olle  j lh lge, alld 
nrt h  h ,'  anothe r. 

T h~'  m ark~ re~UIIcII  ill  6th  p lace 
fo r:\1.  :\. C. 
)' Ir.  :>' [:t rg:oJi:;IJ id  l'S  
\'ept ioll;llI)  wcll,  for  Ih"  l i me  s pe n t 
\\'hil.:  olher  COIl · 
011  h i;:  or:ll i<l n. 
te5tuIIU  spe1ll  ,,;<  lon;.:-
:IS  OiIC  \ c ar 
in  p erfcctin:: 
thei r  wo r k,  h \·  h:1(1 
h u t  :I  fe w  week~ to  g:et  his in  5h:l I'~" 
., Th\,  E COllon lic  l-l:l sis  o f  \,. ar"  \':15 
t ill'  "'lhjecI  l'llO .. Ctl  by :\ Ir.  :\I :l r),:"ol;' .. 
l·x <e p,illll;lll.1 
U ti,el  pt.:nplc 
).!(l. ,,1  e ll k rt :li ne r"" 
:" ,,1  )! :t H'  ever) 
dd ... ;:ate  :I  ).:ood  l illl ....  T it,·  h a ll  was 
be:J11tifulll'  dece, r:! le']  wilh  l'ollege 
Pl'l11tUlltS: r1:t;:s,  ........  T lw  1I1U.~'l'  1..1 
till'  ;.:-i r b  douhle  <[ua rl dle  :md  rht' 
Hl aic 
'11l!ll·tett.:  fr" "l  .\ 1\,i(>11  wcre 
\'spec i:dl.1  Ii Ill',  "ml  "dde,1  g:r'·:J1I.1'  III 
the  prtl).:'r,ul\. 

:trt· 

DEMONSTRATION 

IN 

BAC-

TERIOLOGY . 

Th..,  h :I<ll· ri~,Io'.!ieal  1.'",h ih;l,  \)1\ 
Thu r",d:l\  ami  F ri,l:!l.  WllS  a  1\10-" 
illl<·n.'sl il;;':  . ..,.1  ill~'rti c l;I' e  olle. 
I, 
"';10\  ~· ert . li>ll .,  :11\  1'l'l'or ll11le  time  f, )r 
such  :1 ,li~I'''' ~' :J .~  rn:tll~  "f uu r  I i~il ' 
ill),:"  ill" l itu\l'  f r i ~' l hls "~·r ...  ;.:-ill·11  :111 
llpportl1nit)  whi~11  \\utllil  i~'I,ll'm 
,'onw  to  Ilkln. 

ll 1.-el.1 

T h ...  ]11:111  followed  'I as  lIlut'l1  Illl' 
~:1I1'e  :t~  111:11  o f  !:J"t 
, ~'ar.  E:tdl 
:l r ;an~.:d  and 
),:"ruup  W:1!' 
c\:lssiti.:d,  :In,1  :t\\.; II,hnts  ill  rll ;lT),!L 
wen' 
InO:>t  court"ou".  :ll1sw,·ri l1 ).: 
lt1 ;II1."  hu nd r eds  u f  'lllc~tio ll ~  each 
<1 :1\' . 

'U n d ~' r  ~t'II \' ra l  1l1icruhiol,,:.:-~  \\ :1" 
exhihilcd  t h e  tooljj  o f  Ihe  h:tctl-ri olo · 
Ini· 
)tis t,  ' ·:Irioll,.  ~'X:lrtt p "'S  o f  h (O w 
rro .(J r:,.:':1I1iS1l1" 
I",.llls , 
ye;!st s,  e ll'. 

~ r ow.  o f 

T he ,IOll1l';!lic Sl'kn~'''' ,lisp!:I."  W:I~ 
m us t  "'<l m plet..:  :u u l  i ll t l're ~ ti ll :':'  T hl' 
lllallers o f  i,,'.: re51 w,' r e  Ibc  p n -ser · 
\':ltiO Il 
:t nd  d ctcrior:ttiOIl  o f  foods, 
b r eads :l nd  "i nc;.:-;!r;;. 

III  dai ry  h:tcle ri olo~)' ,  un d e r  t h e 
(lircc liOIl  o{  :>.I r.  B row ll,  the rc  W:l,. 
shown  t he  constituc n ts,  ('olltamil1:t · 
l iollS,  e lc ..  o f  milk,  b u lle r 
a l\d 
..,he~se, 

U ntle r  s a n itatiun  was 

la k e n  u p 
t he  s uh jec ls  o f  wllte r  s up pl)',  >;c w· 
a )(e,  COllllllUu ic:l Lle  diseases,  dis in· 
fccta n l!i,  etc. 

Soil bac teriOlogy and al1im:ll p:llh 
olo}:')'  both  re cei ved  a  s hare  o f  at · 
t(" n tio l1, 

Ever y  m e m ber  o f  th e  clep ll rt mCl1 t 
i5  to  bc  co mn lCIHled  fo r  t heir p lli l1 5' 
takin)(  d fo rt s 
to  o ul line,  urrall ge 
and  expl ain  t he  n:lturc of  e:lch  and 
e,·ery  d etail  e n tc ri ng  illlo  t h is  im 
por ta n t  s ubje ct. 

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Hatchets 
Chisels 
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h:trdW:lrc  )'011  will  filld _ lI nd 
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ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

1 

Alhi on 's  pn:s idt'lll  s pl;ak s  in  the 
.!  :3°  p. 
loc.11 
01" 
" llC<:i:,1  musica l 
ill\'itcd  to 

nll1cg'c  armon'  :-';un,by  :It 
Ill.,  0 11 
lion. 
numbers. 
auentl. 

Ihc  s'lIhjecl  of 
Se\-eral 

J::\ er)"one 

is 

Th£'  Idlers  g:lve  a  p;orly  10  thcir 
fr iends  on  Fridayevcning:  of  last 
weck.  A  g'cIH:ral  HIIISic,d  prog:r,lm 
was  given, and  ~Irs.  B1:,i sdell  ;.!"ve 
an  aCCOllnt  of  n  Spl,nis h  bull  fig-hI. 
An  imital ion  of 
the  ha leollY  scenc 
ill  H o meo  and Juliet  was  a  feature 
of  the  prognllll.  A  social  hou r  W:1S 
s pent and  refrcshlllell ls  Sen"ell. 

tlnd 

On account  of the  combination  of 
SlOrms,  delayed  trnins 
ill11l'ss, 
the  Advisor\"  Counc il  were  tlll:thk 
to  do  busiliess  Tu esday  en:lling. 
Dr.  Hedrick  was  confilled  to  his 
home.oll  ae£'o ullt of illncss,  :\1 r .  .\I e 
Dowell  being  lhe  only  m :tn  to  re· 
porI.  On  Wednestl,ty  i\lr .  .\Iasse· 
link  a nd  A.  B.  Cook  were here,  but 
no  business  was  fr:lIIsacted. 

the  regula r 

A  twellty·four  hou r  tcst  is  now 
being carried 011  in  the ('ollege power 
plant,  unde r  the  direction  of  Prof. 
Polson.  The  ideil  of  the  test  is  to 
determine  the  cost  of  power  and 
efficiency of  the  Overall  plant.  The 
test  is  being  made  by  the  sCllior 
mechanicrll  engineers, and  is  a  part 
of 
Iilboralory  work. 
l\luch  c redit  is  due  these  men  for 
their  re:tdiness  to  do  this  wo r k  at 
Ihe  hours  which  arc  necessary  to 
accomplish  results.  The  men  were 
divided  into  three  shifts  of  eight 
hours  each.  The 
test  began  at 
three o'clock  F riday  afternoon, and 
was completed  at  that  hou r  all  Sat· 
u rday  af ternoon. 

, 

LO"T-Bdween  Ihe  c hurc h  ami 
:! 3<J  Gr.ulll  Ri"cr A vc.,:l  g'old  pin. 
\\"jJ!  finder  please  le:l\e  with  L.  F. 
~ew"'l!, :11  Ihe  college  power  hOllse. 

Bert  \\' erll1l1lh,  'O ~,  reprcselltillg: 
the  J/idlit:(",  Farlllo', uf  Det roit. 
s pelll  :I  p ~ rti o ll  of  last  week;1t  i\J. 
A.  C.,  reprorting;  Ihe  R OIlIllI.llp. 

In  the  \\,Ol1lell'S  oration  coulesl  :11 
Olin~t, I l ope'"  representativc  wa ll 
fi rs t  plate  lin  the oration, "Th<:  ~u· 
t;i:tlism  o f  the  lndi\'idual," :,nd  ,\Iiss 
SU'e  \Vang', "  Chilll'Sc  S\ll(lcllt,  of 
Albioll.  wall  sccolld  Oil  "Chilw's 
Cris is." 

Aftl;r  Iwc llt)'·one  years  as  preS;' 
lient  o f  Alma  College,  \)1'.  AU;,{lIs t 
Bruske  has  hallded  in  his  res i~na. 
lioll,  to  1;lke  e ff cct  :It  the  close  of 
the  prClicnt 
aemh.'mie  year.  Dr. 
Bruske  wil!  not  leave  Alma,  ho\\'· 
evcr,  alld  will  continlle  his  w o rk  as 
professor  o f  philosoph\'  ami  relig-. 
ion.  He  desirt:s  simpl).  to  be  re· 
lieved  from  the  administrative  du· 
tics. 

G. J.  Secord  w rites  ;lIlen::!'!t;I",I\' 
"  . 
of  his  trip  from  Lansing  to  'rex:l:>. 
\Vith  a  photog-raphic  oUlnt,  he 
If:lvclcd  to  :\'ew  Orleans,  visiting, 
enroute,  the  nation III  cemetery:1\ 
.M e mp his,  the  natioll:ll military  park 
11.1  Vicksburg-, and 11  I! um ber of other 
points of  interest.  He  at  alice  se 
cu red  a  position  in  a  sugar  mill  at 
:1fJ  atlracti\'e  s<1lary.  Aftcr  com· 
pleting  his  work  with  the  Bellevu\! 
P!:lntatio n  Co.,  he  went  directly  to 
the  Lafayette  R efinery, to  till  va· 
cancy  for t he  re l1lainde r  of  t he c rop. 
H e  is  now  in  DaHas,  T ex .,  amI 
the  con· 
writes 
gested  conditions  just  now  caused 
by  the  recent  uprising  in  Mexico. 
Mr.  Secord  was  it  special  with  th e 
class  of  19 11., a nd  also  assisted  for a 
time  in  the  chemical  laboratory. 

interestingly  of 

A mung- SOUle of 1 he c:1 rl icr ;l hlllllli 
ill  ' :ltlell(\an ce  at  !Ill'  h ig  il1stilute 
b s t  weck  \Yere  C.  [.  :'-Ionrot:,  '6 1; 
;11111  t.  1.  (;oodwin , 
I..  A.  Lill\,. 
'77;  E. O. LaLid  a!lll  II.  F.  Bl1 s kirk, 
'iB;  C.  C.  L illie,  'S ,;  C.  H.  Look, 
'SS;  E.  A.llold~·l1, '89;  E . .!.  R o w· 
Icy,  '<)0;  B.  A.  I [ol{lcn ,  '~I  :111,]  .\. 
B.  Cook,  '93. 

A  ,::clltrifu;::-al  pUlilp  is  hl'illg- lnlilt 
hy  four of our  cngim.;c rillg'  seniors, 
the  work upon  wh ich  is  prog-re;;:>ing 
very  s:ttis f:l etorily.  The  hoy s  ex· 
pect  to  havc  thc  pump  ready  for 
testing soon  aft e r  Ihe  heginning- of 
Ihe  spring:  te r m.  ThOSe  who  a rc 
etl):,<lged  in  this:  work  <Ire  TCllkon· 
oh)',  Groothuis,  Schneider, 
:lnJ 
Bellncr. 

In  j·,:lIxilll:.:rillg"  alld  CUIl/rat;l. 
ill!! for  Feb.  14  is  published  an  ex· 
ccllent  :Ir ticle  by  Leroy  C .  Smith, 
the  subjed,  " R einforced 
'09,  on 
lIighway 
for 
Concrete  Floors 
Bridg'es."  T he  article  is  well  writ· 
ten,  :lnd  the  clcar  s tatements  and 
carefully  prepared  data  prove  thilt 
i\1 r.  Smith  is  w ell  versetl  ill  Ihesc 
li nes.  This  magazine has  also  pub. 
lished  nrticles  from the pens of three 
I-I.  1\1. 
other  M .  A.  C. gr:tduates _ 
Rouse,  Ray  Sm all,  and  II.  B.  M c 
Dermid.  E'Jl!ille.erillg  ami  COil ' 
tractilll!  is  one of  the  leaJing  jou r 
n:tls of  its  kind  in  this  count ry,  is 
publis hed  in  Chicago,  and  the  asso 
ciate  editor  is  ou r  fo rmer ;Issistant 
in  civi l  e ngi neering, S :lmueJ  H ad 
den. 

Dr. 

Ulive r 

alll' IIdl'd 

\\'1;1'1;  a!l1011g'  thosc  wll<' 

I.awrc uct·,  of 
ll u(]"OIl, 
f..:.ll111'rin e  h:oell,  (, f  h:a\ama.l:Ou.  C. 
E.  Smith,  of  "-' e rIe  Be ac h,  D.  J. 
Ibpp. of (; rand  Lellg'l;,  F.  r. :-';:wk 
ridt'r,  nf  J:lck~nn,  /\.  ~I c \ ·i ltic,  II. 
E.  D l'n;~(ltl  ami  E.  C.  LlI1de-
111:11111 
,11-
l:t ... 1  wCl·k. 
lellded  the  hi,~  ll1 eel illg' j, 
\\' .  J. 

Ihe 
lkal 
fUllenl1  !If  his  hrotbt·r, ).  O.  Heal, 
:\t  Ad(\ison,  011  \Vedll~·s~b y  {I f  la~t 
week,  I1n.l  th~'n  SpC ll1  a  fe\\  days 
with  ~ I.  A.  C.  frictul s.  J.  O.  Bcal 
was  Oll e  of  the  e arl y  ).:r:I<f u:ttc!>  of 
Ihe  ~ o trn"l, nllll:1  prtJlIlilll"111  f:tr111er 
(Ie  is  sll ni \'c,l  hy 
l1(':or  Addison. 
the  w ife,  two  sons  and  IWO  d au g: h · 
leI's.  One of  the  st)Il~,  \\' .  O.  Beal, 
was  a  fOrlller  ills!ruelor  :11  ~J.  A. 
C., anu  is  llOW  pro fessor of  tnatlk' 
malic!;  at  the  JackSOll\' ille  Norrn:t\ 
(III. ) 

. 

R.  C.  BCllner,  former  instru l'lor 
in  chemistry,  is  HOW  with  the  de· 
resc:lrch, 
p:lrlmL'nl  o f 
industrial 
Univers ity of Piu sburg. 
Ilis  work 
is  the  problcm of  s moke  :,\)"le1l1cl1l 
in  Ihat  c ity,  and  a  comprehcns ive 
study  is  to  he  made.  The  object 
will  be  1'0  s tudy  the  effect  of  soft 
cOl,1  smoke on building milleri:!l, \·eg. 
etlltion,  health, cost of  li\·ing,wnler, 
etc.  A  bibl iog raph )'  is  being  pre· 
pared, togethe r  with  a  h istory  and 
:l  digest  of  the  laws  which  have 
been  passed  in  the  U.  S . and  ab rO/ld 
on  the  subject .  A  t;c r tain  amount 
teaching  a nd  some  laboratory 
of 
work  is  also  requiretl  o f  Mr.  Ben. 
ner,  and  he  has  1I1so  been  appoio tcd 
by Prcs.  T aft,  onc of  til  com mission 
to  test coin  at  the  Philadclphi:t mint 
on  March  14. 

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world  o f sport ... 

Bcc:lIIsC  its  Il'lcgraph  :lIu]  corrcspoJl(\encc  se r vice  cllablc  it  \0 
", j\'e  its  rcaders  the  lllll'st  gene ra l  news  of  the  (!:Is  in  ad . 
~:lncc of :\1ly  other news pa pe r  coming  into  L ansi ';g. 

Ha ve TH E  STATE  JOURNAL deli vered  t o  yo ur home by  carrier 

J.  W.  KNAPP  CO. 

Of' ~' Elt  S PE C IAl, 

Inducements  on  Winter  Merchandise 

RIFLE  CLUB, 

OUf  1t-:l1ll  won  a  siKlwi 

\ icta r) 
over  the  uuirers;! I'  of  California 
111  a 
r('cC Il\  COlltcs t ,  b\":t  sco re  of 
90 ~  10  890-
Cali f or ni:~  ha.s  olle  of 
t he  sl r<mgcsl  Ic~ms  in  t he  kng-ue. 
Iowa and  :'>1  in llcsoTa still  lead  in  the 
\\" e,Hcrn  League, 
flvc rag-ing  950 
lind  930 III  ellch  shut. 

OUf men  :;.(or.::<1  as  follows :  Gif· 
lSi;  Ii cb:l ru,  F .  r., 
t cls,  R.  F., 
,southwick,  L.  A.. 
ISo; 
179 : 
Aseltine,  L.  ll.,  179;  Chl rk .  K.  S. , 
I ii,  T E' am  total. 902. . 

I. t:AG l TE  S T .\Sl)[SC;  TO 

[1 ,IT E , 

\\'011. 

[OW;[  •••••••. 7 
).1 illlH.·sOI:i.  ,  .. 6 
).1.  A.  c. . .... J 
California  .... 5 
Pun[uc  ...... -I 
A r l7.0113  . . .... 3 
).[ i r.:h i ~:lll  .... 3 
X r.:brask.'1  .... 1 
~1.  Thomas  .. 1 

1.051. 
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LOlli:;  C;.  r-.[irlw~l.  0.) .  of  H.ussi.1 . 
will  ;Hldrr.:ss  the  lIon.  C[uh  \\'cd · 
11r.:  II ill  he  int r o 
nes(lal  e\·l·!llllg'. 
lI1emhers  hI  1-'rof. 
dU\' l:11  to 
Kc,l/ie. 

Ill..: 

II.  :'\1.  RUII ;:;t'.  1I0W  of  California. 
;;r.:IlCr.l[  .\1. 
:-::111  Fr:ulcis('o  a t 
It  is  ccr· 
tu 

~11):q::l"'t 5  tlw  ilk:!  of  a 
.\.  C.  rl'Ullllln 
The  I'i;!  <"position  1915, 
t:liI11\ 
t hink  al"'IH  il. 

tou  ca rll  10  hq!i n 

Ih.t 

ilt 

I,r  Ihe 

T hl·  ] •. )<.::11  pl':,ce  ora l i"n  ":Ollt('St 
wlll  !,l'  hd .. !  t ill'  !'lIkr  p;lrl  o f  this 
week 
lIe'l. 
\\ :ltd}  hu!ldm  hn.lfll  for  .1l1llllllllC'e· 
. \.  C:s 
IIlt·nl. 
n·prt·st.'111;lt i\ l' "ill Ill' "'hu~l'lI for  the 
state eunl,,·;;I . 10 ht·  hell!  hen.:  .\ pril 5. 

ft'H'pa r t 

lnne 

Ihi" 

.:\t 

l,f 

).1. 

An  examination  fur  as" i",t.tlll  all· 
sCrl cr in  the  \I e'lthe r  l'ureau  II ill  he 
held  ill  L:lIlsin~  ull  .\pr il  10.  t911. 
ApplicHtiol1  for  infOrlll:t1ioll  in  re 
latiUI1  10  Ibe  l·":tmiualiou.  'IIHI  fo r 
ndmi;:sioll  to  the  S:tlll(',  should  he 
addr"'sse, ] \0  the  L' _ S.  cl\' il  3efl icc 
cOlllln15sioll.  \\. ashingtoll,  D.  C. 

)'Ir.  F.  H..  Hurs l,  whum  mal1~  of 
our  r"'aders  will  rememher  liS  our 
Keni:ll  Y .:'\1.  C.  A.  secretary  for 
two  ,·cars.  has  resig'lIcd  his  position 
:IS  li~](\  secretn n '  o f  Alt\l;!  Col k·ge. 
Il l.'  h:ls accepte,]  :1  position  whh  the 
Jolutu:l1 Benefit  Life  In ;;uruncc  Co., 
alld  wi!!  probably  locale  either  in 
D"'lroir  o r  An ll  Ar bor. 

On  Th urstki y  mornin).{  M 

last 
week.  the  i\ l ichi~:t1l  joint  com mit 
tee o f  school  patro ns,:l  d e p:lrtnu'l1t 
:-.:.  E.  A.  held  its 
of  the 
:l/1nolll 
meeting  at  ).'1.  A.  C.  Thos.e  pres· 
ent  were,  :'\1rs.  i\l:try  L.  Hillsdale, 
of  Alln  Arbor, c h:lirma n, Mrs. J..::ate 

V.  English,  of  Sagin:1 w,  1\1 iss .r en· 

n ie  Buell  and  Dean  Gilchrist.  The 
object of the  orgnnizatioll  is  to  fur 
Iher the  interests of  the  schools  of 
the count ry, and  the  Michigan  divi. 
sion  has  t ried 
to  p ro m ote  betler 
IIchool ad ministra tion, and has helped 
to disseminate  info r mation  r egar d. 
ing  sch ool  legislAtion. 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Marx Clothes 

Spaldiog Sweaters 
Imperial  and  K nox  Hats 
Heid  Caps 
"0' 
M en', Wear  tbat p ro ves 
itself tbe worl d  over. 

The  Mapes  Co. 

107_200  So .. th  Wu h t" !!'to,"  Al H. 

For  J', crs  Lensing'J LtadillK Clothitrs. 

COLLEG E  DRUG  & 
GROCERY  CO. 

E XP RESS  OfFICE. 

AG E NCY  STAR  LA UND R Y . 

TilE  RJ/'LE']' d"  G R A  l' 
PRIXTI.\'G  CO.lIPA .\'}' 

En~r .. v" ...  Printers Station" ... 

I .. I-"~IS!; .  J/U'IIt(l ..... ' · 

,.  G .  F n11l1'e, 

II,  ;)1[(1  " ife.  o f 
).(;Irshall,  we n~  il1  " ttClldan~'c  ill  Ihe 
1-:.ollllll,up  la;;t  II t:ek . 

The  :'\ Iich;;.:-an  ~h o rt  C</ursc  As. 
50.:";a1i(111  hdd  its  tllll1u,,1  lIle~' l il1!!  i,l 
the  :\gril'ultllr:ll  BlIildin;.:- M OTllla.\·, 
:It  1\ hidl  Su"''''  60  1Il"'1\ 
Feh.  1G. 
II'cre  prt:sc nl.  Th e  Uhjt:l'lS  (If  the 
:Ire  10  prolnOtc  ;.::ood 
association 
fdIUII'sh ip,  dosc r 
r.:O Il1ll11lIlK' a!1011 
all1ul1~ ih mt:lllher ... :tnt!  the ~cller;1 1 
;lllprVIC>lH' 1I10f  lilt!  s,.,ek  ;Inll  a gri_ 
collUre.  The  or;.:-ani.l.'lliull  was 
cffel'tefl  in  19'  t.  alld;1  Tle:It  foldt:r 
i,;:  gOlll'11  Oll t  in  \1  hid1  i"  puhlished 
;md  I'llri 
tl1<.'  l1 ;l1l!e;;  uf  thl'  o1licers 
QUS  CO Ill1l1iUet-l!,  :1  1i~1  o f  the  m CIll· 
lJl.' r ~ .  Ilw  c(m",i tutio n  and  Ih'·laws. 
a mi  inll'resti,,;;  fitcts  conl'ernln~ Ihe 
:];;SOCi;ltioll  ;,lIll  ItS  aim;;. 

A  cl:lss of  men  for  tht·  study  (j f 
social  and  economic q uestions :1S  :lp. 
plied  to  Ch ris tiall  living  1\ as  o rg-an· 
iled  OIl  Ihe  [>l'Ople's  Chu rch Su nday 
1ll0rllill~.  An  o rg-anil'1I io ll  w as 
effected  wi th  the  following oni('ers : 
:'\lr.  Allen .  president;  Mr.  A.  L. 
Bemis,  vice  presiden t;  l\l r.  Luthl;!f 
Baker,  sccrelar\'  trcH5urcr. 
)'lem· 
bers  of  the  ex"eculivc  committce, 
;\less rs.  Ryder  and 
I-.;: unze.  The 
class  will  meet  immetiiately  foll ow_ 
ing  the  Sund::ty  ser vice,  and  an  al· 
tempt  will  be  made  to  bring  in  ; 1 
speaker  for  eac h  meeting,  after 
which  ;l  general discussion  will  fo l· 
low.  All  mcn  of  the  com munil), 
are  invited  to  join  this  class. 

'oS. 

O.  W.  Stephenson 

teaching 
ma thematics ill  the Arkansas  State 
No r mal  College, at  Conway,  Ark. 

is 

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