The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

Yot..  17, 

EA.'IT  L~L"S I ~G ,  )IIC i-llt'iA~ ,  Tn:sn.\Y,  )UHtll  12,  l~t:!_ 

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BASKET  E AL L. 

M.  A.  C.  AT  THE  N.  E.  A. 

M .  A.  C.  AT  PURDUE. 

M.  A.  C.  ~T "" '"  ·T ATE  CHAMPI· 

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P . 

B y  dclcatil1j.!  the  strong  Dl't ro~t 
Y.  l.f.  C. f\. le;lm, ~o to  17.011  their 
fluor,  ;\1.  A.  C.  established  her  \lJ~­
disputed  right to  the  S\:lt<:  champl' 
onship  on 
l\'l:irch  4.  The  home 
team hus had 1111  \:xccplionall)' !>t rong 
schedule  of  15  g-amcs;  hai  w a ll 
eve ry  home  con t e~t,  ;mll 
lost  bllt 
lhrcc- \ Vinona, \Vabash anu  2'orth 
wes tern--of  the  outSillc  gllmes.  and 
thcse by  very  small  llI:1r~ills. 

The  dcfensi,'c  feature  of  both 
teams  was  spknd id,  ami  the  has 
kets  secured  wcre  all  wdl  e:lrncd. 
Detroit  WIIS  o utplayed,  especially  in 
the first hillf;  ~I. A. C.'s team  work 
hein/!  lillie;,  more  s napp),.  and  the 
passing  sure.  The  first  half  end ... '(1 
l-l  10  Ii  fo r  ~1.  t\.  C. 

I n  the second  h:llf  the' Y"  boys 
wen:::  mILc h  strongcr  :111([  played:] 
better all·round  gallle.  They  were 
llllnble,  however,  to  ovcrcollu:: 
the 
big  lcatlllild  M.  A.  C.  was  the  de· 
lor.  Every  mall  of  th e  home  tcnm 
played  a  Slar  ~allle, alltl  it  was  the 
team,  :UJll 
1I0t  lilly  one  individual, 
th:l t  \\'0 11  the ehalllpion;;hip. 

T hc  results  of  thc  seaSOIl  :lre  :;;; 

follow! : 

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lit.  PJeMllnt . 
,\ rmour  ....  " 
:'iort II  \\'e~tt-rn  .... 
Alma.  .  ......... 
\\'inorm .........  .-.--
Wa ba:'lh 
R ()<I.8  t>oly  .. 
liol'e . 
J\rmour ..... 
Alltion 
Winolla  . 
Alma 
lfOI.e 

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NORTHWESTERN  M.  A.  C. 
ASSOCIATION . 

.At a  reccn[  meeti ng",  hdd  at  t he 
home of  ~ Ir.  :md  Mrs.  C.  F.  Ilerr · 
ll1ann,  of  :'Ilinncapolis, the o rg:~ !I i~lI' 
tiOli  of  the  abovc  named  :ISSOCI:ltlOli 
was  formed . 

'97,  ami  wife i 

Thost::  who  were  present  at  this 
firs t  mceting  were: 
\\,ill iilm  T. 
Lang!ey, 'Sz,  and  wife;  Chas.  f. 
H e rrmallll, 
).Irs. 
Kinney  (Ainor:t  Alexander, sp. 'oS) 
and  husband:  Joseph  R oscll  'oS; 
-'I iss  Id:t  Ro bi nso n ;  H .  B.  Tilden, 
'05; C .  C.  Cavanagh, '07, :tlld  wife; 
M. J.  Dorsey,  '06,  and  )'J iss  Bessie 
Bemis, 'oS, 

The officers of th is lIew association 
a rc:  \Y. T. L angley, p resident;  M. 
J.  Dorsey,  vice  president;  Bessie 
Bemis, secretary. 

The re  was  no set  prOgr:un,  but a 
rousing  good  lime  W;IS  had ,  and 
ever ybody  beca me. a cqulli~ted  ~"" i th 
everybody clse.  J\llSs  BemiS wrItes: 
"\Vc hope  to dou ble  the  !lumbe r  at 
the ne xt meeting, and  s hall  be  glad 
to  rece i,'c names o f nn y  Ilcur e nough 
10  attend. " 
?-.'I is!:l  Bemis' addrl'ss  is 
2130  Carter  ave.,  St.  Anthon y 
P ark,  S t.  Paul,  Minll, 

, 

:\1.  A.  C.  was  wcll  repres(:lIIed  Ht 
the  cO!lvelHioli  of  the  DC[l:lfllnellt 
of  Superintcndence of the  :-Jational 
Education  .t\!lsoci;ltion  ill  SI.  Louis, 
Feb.  ~6,z9,  by  six  g- rllduatcs  :lIld 
one  former studcnt. 

Three of  these  we re  principles of 
staLe  norlllal  schools- C.  L.  Bemis. 
'i",  o f  the  \\'est 
:;t:lIC 
::-.rormal,  nt  Athens,  Charles  )'Ic· 
1..::enIlC\·, 'S], of the  \\' isconsin  Statc 
Xorl\l:;I,  at  :\ l ilw:Hlkce,  :lnd  D.  B. 
\\'aldo,  with  'S5,  of  the  \\'cst('rn 
!::it:tte  i\ormal, at  1..::alanl:l7.oo. 

\ 'irgilli a 

Of  the  class  of  '93,  there  \\ere 
E.  i\1.  )'IcElroy,  forolcrl),  superin. 
tendent of schools at  Coldwatt::r, bUI 
IIOW  sl:lle  a~ent  for  Ihc  American 
Book  Comp:ttl)',  with  headtl\larters 
at  St .  P;wl,  :'II inn ..  ;lud  11. J.  eros.: 
hy, o f the U.  S.  Dl'lMrtmenl of l\ ~ri. 
culture. 

\V.  C.  B;l~lcy, '95,  direl·tor of the 
School  of  Edu(":llion  of  the  Univer· 
sill"  of  I llinois,  was  there  as  presi. 
deill  of  the  :\:ttional  Socic!y  for  the 
Study  of  Edul":.ltioll,  and  g-;lVC  a  pre· 
sidcntial  :llltlrcss. 

The YOU!It::est  :lIld  most ("h:trming 
l'aulill:\  E. 
:'II iss 
graduate  was 
R:,vcn,  '05.  who  is  at  the  he:lIl  of 
th c  hOlllc  CCOlllHll;"S  dep:trtmellt  of 
the  )'Ii~so)uri  Statc  ~ o rmal  ~chool, 
at  \\'arrcll..,hurg. 

MID-WI NTER  CONCERT . 

T hc  third  lIIi<l·\\ inter l'oncert  will 
he  ghcn  in  the  'irmor) 011  Friday 
e\ ellin~ 'II  ::.  o'clol·k.  T he  c horus 
cOII~i~ts  of  ~omc  '10  \·uiccs.  and 
\\;1\  be  assistcd  by  thc  h<"I,1  s·  :,:-ke 
dllh,  thc  ;,!"irb'  g:lce  cluh,  :t1l11  the 
follo\\ill).!  soloists: 

.\Jr:s.  Hoy  :'Iloor(· .  .:;opr:lIlo. 
:\I:lr:o!:trct Ciilnl\' ,  C(lnl ralt". 
).Jr;;.J.  \\'.  ~t~ph(,Jls,  cont rot lto. 
:\lr . .I.  \\ ....  ::;tephell :;,  tCllor. 
i'lir.  Ha\'  H :nllillon.  tellor. 
Prof.  I( C.  IIlI s to n.  b,lr;tonc. 
:'Ilr.  I.  L.  ;\Iorse.  ba r itl)t]('. 
.:'Iliss  Luuise  Frcyhofcr, :lccom· 

panist. 

:'II iss  L('tllia  Bassett, <u.:ClIIllP;Ullst. 
:\lr.  Bruch  11:tr\..Sudt,  :]Cl·olllpall· 

ist. 

,\lr.  Fred  Killecn.  comlnctor. 
The  price  of  admission  IS  hut 
t\\,('nty·five  cents, :md  it  is  sincerdy 
hoped  thaI  all  college  people  ami 
folk  generally  will 
East  L;lnsi ll g 
It will, 
turn  oul  to  this  conce r t. 
without  doubt,  be  olle  of  the  ve ry 
best entertainments of  its  kind  cver 
off ... red,  and  the  time  and  money 
will  he  well spent. 

The  c horus  of  140  voices  hilS 
been  training  all  year, and  :tre  in 
e,;cellent  voice,  while  the  soloi!!t!! 
are all  o f  the  very  best. 

Mar k  the  date  on  you r  calendar 
for  the  concert -Fri,I:t}',  ;\/:t rc h  15, 
at S :00  p.  Ill., in  the  college  a r mory. 
:1IId  plan  to  b rin g  yo ur  friends  with 
you . 

'02. 

Mr.  :lIld  1Irs,  H ,  E.  YOUllg,  of 
Chicago, annOUJlce the birth of a SOli, 
R obe r t  M cCormic k,  o n  March  I , 
~I r.  Young  is edilor of the Farmers' 
R eview,  and  Mrs.  Young was fo rm . 
e rly  Mabel  M cCormic k,  with  '03' 

The  .:'II.  f\ ,  C .  alumni  and  ~heir 
wives,  wlto  nrc  locale,1  at  Purdue 
u ul\er;;ity,  were  entt!r1aincd:1I  d in · 
ne r  recently  hy  Prof.  antI 
i\f r~. 
J :11I1t!!!  Troop.  Those prcscl1\  were, 
Prof.  \\'.  C.  Lima,  'ii ,  and  wife: 
Prof.  C .  G. 
and 
wifc;  J.  G.  Boyle,  'oS;  ilml  \\ifc; 
\V.  1<..  \V rig ht, 'o:!, :11111  \1  ife;  I'rof. 
I.  Troop,  '78,  :tIlll  wife,  :tllli 
,\J iss 
'Lo\'ina  ~Icrick, with  'o:l. 

\\·oo<.lhl1(\·, 

'0""" 

It is  a  large  jump from '71  to  '00. 
:lnd  thc  hunch  was  !l 0 1  as  l:tr~c  :IS 
th:lt  one  which  me t  at  Chic:tgo  re' 
ce nth-,  but  the  same  old  col1c~ e 
spirit  [In."\ (tiled.  allli  all  t'njoyed  a 
\'cry  pica,,:lnt  e\"cninx. 

THE  BAND  AT  MASON . 
T he  h:lml,  .,8  JIlcn  ",t ((III): ,  II cllt 
to  :'II ;\,,011  last  Tuc~,l;n'  C\ clling,  \ ;:1 
thc  .\1.  L'.  1<..,  to  goi; c 
:t  cotlcert., 
und er  !hc  auspices  of  lhe  }.IaSOlL 
hig""h  school.  H: ayner  oper:l  hou,,(' 
was  well  filled  \\ ith  :tn  cnthusiastic 
audience, lind  til l'  exccllcnt  prog:r:ui1 
gi\cn  hy  the 11:111.1  wa s  heal·tily  i"I]l' 
pren:ltcll. 

Thl:  hand  w:!"  ahly  a:;sisted  dllr· 

in).!  lhe  l'H'l1in~ h\"  I'rofl·~ .. ')f  I::.  ::;. 

"il1" 
:I:>  re:lder,  a;,,1  [,1'  t he  :\uror 
l'an 11::t1c  QUlIrte!le . .  \flcr Ihl·!)\:r. 
fo rmlln t'e,  the  hand  II""~  b rwug-ht 
direct  to  the  e:nnpu"  in  .1  ~\)l:ci;tl 
car, k:t\ in).!  :'11.151111  at  10: l.~  1\11.1  ;lr· 
ril"in).!  at 
II :;0 . 
,'\ bout  the  mi.ldll·  of  .\ prillile  ha nd 
..:on· 
is  to  llppear  in  ~t.  J o hns  ill  .1 
;1  simibr 
C~·I· t,  a ll,1  uther  trip~  o f 
I,y' 
mHure  ;tre  bciu:.:- arr:HI;{cu  fo r 
:'Ilr.  1::.  C.  "ide r,  thc  m:lIla~er. 

l"ollq.::c 

the 

!It 

:"IiOI  o.1lIly  arc  [he" ...  1rip~  g-ood  ad. 
\erti",illg"  for  our  alma  tll:ttn.  hUI 
they  also  fUrni"h  KOCl~ 1  e\pl·ri l· lh·o,.: 
for  'he "-HId  l1\en.  an,!  ~ri1l1l1lat~·  III 
!erest  in  the  hllnd  \\tJrk. 

THE  CUSTER  MONUMENT. 

T ill:  libr:lry 

is  in  receipt  of  :1 
h:HldSOllle  \'(lIUlilC  in  \\ hich  is  puh. 
lished  the  cumplete  pro~ raL1l  LJf  thc 
ceremonies :lUl'lldin:.: 
tile  u/lI'eilin,t:" 
of  the  equestri an  s tatU"  to  :\bjor 
GellCf:!1  lic(lr)::"e  A.  Cuslcr,  hy  thc 
Slate  of  Michig:m,  ami  form:llly 
:'I l oll roe,  .\1 ich ., J IlIIC 
dellic;Lled  at 
-l'  19 1 I. 

T he  :tppropriatioll  o f  $!5,OOO  for 
this  work  was  made  possihle  by  an 
act  of  the  le/{islalure  in  the  sprinJ.!" 
).Irs.  Cuslerwa.sthecolI· 
of  '907. 
stallt all visor o f  the cOrll llli;;sioll,  and 
with  her  OWIl  hands  ull\'clletl  the 
being  escorted  to  the 
st:ltue,  after 
Pres.  \\. m.  ll oward 
p1:1tforrn  hy 
Taft. 

The  \'olume  is  heautifully  bount..l, 
and contains SOllle  1 ~o pages.  Thcre 
is  n  full  page  likeness  of  each  o f 
the  many  noted  pcrsonages  to  ha\'e 
a  parI  in  the  prog ram~P r('s.  Taft, 
e,;·Gol'. 
!:)en;ttor  Smith, 
:\J rs.  Custer  and  o t he r;;. 

\ Varller, 

T he  book  is  the  gift  of  Ge n. 
.J:lnleS  11.  K idd,  of  Ionia,  who  h as 
himsel f  wri lte-n  the most  interesting 
h i!!toric al  skc tch of  the famo us  Cus· 
is  due  ou r  t hanks 
tcr, ami 
fo r 
to  ou r 
libr:lry. 

thi s  r.Jluable  addition 

to  him 

'68. 

E I).  R \(1,;1I1!  I>: 

, ' uur thre at  to ,lis· 
conti nue tIll'  It ~~COB II  is just rccei\ cd, 
ami  I  ellclO!!c  a  hri be  which  I  hope 
will  imluce  you  10 eOIHillue  sending 
it. 
I  wo\dd  trot  he  without  it  for 
ten  limes  its  CO"I . 

T ell lhe  hoy~ thai  Hilo \i  pl;"s.) 
i~ Ihc  hest  place  on the llIap.  I h,,\'c 
heelL  here  fiftecn  I  ell rs.  :urd  I  klll!w. 
Jim  ~;tUerke. of '69.  3nd  Charley 
G:lrlicld,  o f  'io.  v, itll  !hClr  f,unil id, 
are  here  lI"ilh  me  t hi"  \1  inle r,  a lLtl ns 
both of  t hcm  owe  mc  fur di nners o f 
!'>uc h  oy Ste rs  and  shrimp  115 
.'  ou 
Ilorlherli  felI O\\~  l1C \Cr  lastcrl,  tltey 
a rc hOl h  hlltl1l1l  to \'ouch for :In~ Ih ing 
I  may  ~a'y . 
ll lt\c  just  re· 
:-::th<:: 
f ro Ul  Tilohi'15, 
teive.] 
" (j i~e  my 
o f 
and 
best 
:-::tt!l'rlce 
fl llr 
G :t rhcl(l , 
Ih .11 
them 
no\\'  PII  he r 
only  d au J.!hter 
I\n)  h:lc k  from 
I' hilippincs, 
II ith  o ur  lir,.t  ),:r:lIldSlIl1:  ~n .\011  >lee 
the  boy  of  ';0·';; :Irc  :':-l·tt illg  011. " 
... arue"~ all  mher  :\ 1.  A. 

:1  lelkr 
'; ,~ ,  who  SII}S: 

re:.;ard.. 
,Hill 

10 
tell 
i,., 

Ihe 

Ynur:; 
C.  hoys, 

TI\\t\ ,  '(IS. 

Io" alil iful  hi.:.:-h 

':)y. 
Th e  !Jct,."il j ",I/·,,,,1  wf  Ft:h .  .;  I 
e(ultail1;;  all  t"u'clkrtl 
\\ rit.c. up  (If 
the  lIiggins  ~dlOO I ,  o f  Iklroit.l)f 
\, hi~ It  \\'l ili,ulI 
1 .i::hlhl!,I~ .  '~9.  IS 
\\ illl  \\hidl  hl'  h:IS 
p ri l1~· ip 'l l.  an.1 
:'II r. 
i, leltti ti~'d  ("r  ~()  \ ca r.... 
ll-Cl'U 
Lighll101l .'  laid  Ihc  "u TI;e r  .. I nne  " f 
IItc 
.....:ho.1ol  hL1ill\lIl~ 
.\mpk [ll,,~' :.:ruLlllds, 
1 I  ~l·.lr ...  ,1;.:0. 
'\  ~:lllIull  Imildil1).:"  trall"hITl llll\  illtu  :t 
lihr;ary 
~yll1t !; l loiu "l.  !llId  l·\ l·cll.:IH 
f,l l·il it i.· ...  hlne  aIl1"(11I,11111e,1 fl'  "';Ike 
thi~ 0 11,'  IIf  Ihe  le:lllil1~  ~,h"wls  of 
its  killd  ill  thc  S! ;t\.·.  Thc  h ~'!I rt" 
;.:-ood  fellow ... hip  uf  pnrh.il'''l,  tl·:t.:!;. 
:11111  pLlpib  i ..  l"  idelll  Ult  e\ ery 
l' rs 
hltlld.  Uurill" 
I. i:,:-hlho< lv';; 
.\Jr. 
work  ill  this  ... dlOOI,  Ill'  hil~  ha\1  'yo 
lli ffl'rent  ~rmle  \l·:tl her ...  under  his 
l ie  h:ll!i  Il\·I.1 \;lri'HI~ otlices 
t'!\:tr).:"c. 
the  ell uI',monal  .1<;~(ll"i:'liolis  of 
ill 
th.·  st:H.·,  ;11111  f') r  "ig-hl  yl·;tr~  was  a 
melllher o f  the  hoard  of  l·"amillcrs 
fo r  \\· II.\nl·cOLllll .1  Il·achl"rs. 

'u3' 

I.ollell  B.JudsOIl,:t  ~ r aduatc  of 
'03,  :tud  fo rllu'r  L:u",ing  man,  died 
at  , \ lb:IIl~.  N.  Y.,  011  Marc h  i, fol· 
:111  operation  fo r  appendi. 
lowillg 
.\1 r. Judso n  g:r::l(luated  [rom 
citis. 
Ire 
Il:tn'ilnl  \\ith  the  class of  '01. 
\\;I~  parlinll:trly  dfll\\l1 
to  horti. 
C111tural  work,  however,  ami  eu. 
lercd  :'II.  A.  C.  to  spt::cializc  in  this 
suhject.  Aftcr  g radua ting,  he  a<:. 
<'cpterJ  a  positioll  at  lilc  Idaho  Ag. 
ricul!ural  College,  :lIld 
later  was 
electell  to  thc  position  of  as;;is!a.nt 
professor of  horticulture  :It  Cornell 
left  this  position 
University. 
but.  rccently  to  dc\'clop:t  larm  nca r 
Kinderhook,  where  he  was  taken 
ill,  :lItci  wht!re  the  interment  was 
m:tJe.  The  news  of  his  untimely 
death  comes  :tS  it  shock  to  both  his 
relatives  in  L:lIlsing  lind  to  his ('01· 
lege  friends.  He  was a  m a n  of ex. 
ceptional  abil ity,  and  with  a  g reat 
f uture. 

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The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

i. , 

The M.  A . C .  RECORD 

FROM  G,  A.  F ARR,  1870. 

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60  C E: I'ITII  P£R  V [AR 

1!:11t1~red  "8  second·"'","!  In,, \!  ""HtH  ... t 

La U$IOil:.  Mt~h . 

Addrell!" .. 11  .ub."r!lItjon~ .. nd  .. d"';I·tl~lnii 
Ul aner to  the  M.  A  0.  Rllcnltt>.  EftSt  1.Il1l  
l ' tlIII. 
:!ofteb.  .,ddre~~ .. 1t  contrIbution"  10 
tb e  M IHI!t.lJln&:  Editor, 

R emIt  by  I'. O.  MonPY  Order,  DrMt  or 

R.e1I1.tered  Letter.  Do not se n d  !tIUOIl8. 

Bu§lne8S  OtHce  ""t II 

I ... ""rence  It  V .. " 
Bu r en  Prlntltlll  00 ..  tllf.~I~ Grandl.x!!. :-'-0 .. 
Lao"IIl II.  Mleh. 

TUESDAY,  MARC H  12,  1912. 

BEET  SUGAR  COURSE. 

The  cou rse  in  heel  sug:lr cbemis 
try is  prodng  a  Tnost  popular  Olle, 
aud  the  :II!CIHJ:mcc  is  far  ahead  of 
It  w:\s 
what  b:\J  been  :lllliciplIlcn . 
thought 
\.!  or  '3 
lh at  perhaps 
olig'ht  b..,("otne  inlcr;:slcd,  bll1 .  ,1$  a 
result  (If  a  n:n  s mall 
:ill]OUIl!  of 
advertising', ,16  c:{rncs!,  cnthu;;i:lStic 
men  arc en r ollClI  for  this  w o rk. 

~Ir.  \C  II.  1I0ddless,  of  Cross 
well,  and  Mr.  i\Ia rsh aH  Allen, 'oS, 
of  the  Alma  faclon',  have  heen  se· 
cu red  to  assi~t  in  this  work.  The 
work  is o pen  onll  to  men with ",Ollle 
practical  expcril:nce,  lind 
this  ex· 
perience r:lll;::e ;;  from  one  to  I\\'e/ll" 
c;'lll1pllig:ns.  The  differenT  e"perl' 
;Ire 
ll1elltS  of  the  V;!riOIiS  st;l!ions 
hl·ill~ 1:\1..1.'11  up  and  (I i ~eussed, :Hld 
the  pn}~n·~e,. . 
l· te" 
<Ire  snme  of  the  praClicai  !Suhjects  in 
h;ltld. 

losses. 

\·iclds. 

Fo\lowill;..:'  is  !I  list  of  Iho""  \\ ho 
Ihe  fOur  "l'eks' 

hal"t~  cnk rl·d  fOr 
~'uur~c : 

Baker. Cland.·  L , O\\'os'<J. 
Beebe.  \'i o,: t or, St.  I.,uui$. 
Bsloonk,  HarmOIL,  Alma. 
n.o."6.  E .. er .. tt.  St.  Lo uis, 
Rruwu,  E.  E.  Sa;,;iua". 
Bruegg"uHlIm.  It  , Cros~welL 
OUl'netl.  U.  I..  Chllrla,·o!x. 
Caldw .. 11.  R  L  Bil/:  Rapid;:;. 
Ch rou.  :'II.  J.  Ba}'  City. 
Cook.  \\'a1Ier, Saginaw. 
Cooller.  Harry ,  O\\' o~~ .. 
Ferri",  G.  W., St.  Loui~, 
Fouker.  G.  Alma 
Gaine;;.  T,  f,. Cnro. 
!:Iatel,  B.  E..  Croswell. 
!:lorn,  E:rUe!lt , Caro. 
KIRmli. J .  L ..  Owosso, 
Kline,  F. 0 ,  St,  Lou i ~ . 
Kmlt.;;on,  .J.  0,  Uolland. 
K undinger ,  E.  C ..  SeIJeW'lling. 
Lockwood. G  V.,  Alllla. 
Lowry,  L_ A.  SL,  Louis. 
lI aier,  Root ..  Lansing 
Manll ing,  C. S., Saginllw, 
Ma nsor. J  H ..  Ow00;80, 
Mo n tey.  Richa rd.  Fairgrove. 
U!lck,  P.  H"  Saginaw. 
lJassnick.  \VOL,  Bay Ci t y. 
Myenl,  F.  H.,  Argyle. 
Nearin g,  T. J ..  E:ssex'i'ille, 
Pambrulll,  O.  A ..  Owosso. 
Peter,  B . S ..  Lansin g. 
P orter, Sid ney  W.,  BIl)'  City. 
P r ice,  Frank,  Holla nd . 
Rober tson,  B , G,.  Bay City. 
Scbleicker,  Pa ul . C.u o. 
Sim pson.  Wm ..  EiSex"il!e, 
Smith , D.  L..  Al ma. 
S mith,  F. S ..  0 "'0650. 
Soell. T hos.  C., Sagi na w, 
Sparrow, Kar l.  Blissfield. 
Spri68S. J .  A., S"ginaw, 
Van Gilbe rt.  J ,.  Bay Ci t y. 
Welcome , C.  J ..  Ihy Cit y. 
W eloo me,  B .  A.,  Bay City. 
White,  Geo.  W:,  St.  Louis. 

D EAlt  REcollo:- 1  enclose  re 

n ew;.!]  of  Ill)"  subscr iption  fo r 
ensumg  year. 

thc 

to  The 

Tht:  Rt;COH!)  is  :tlwaysrelld  with 
dccp iutt:rest,  though  it  has  a  more 
;lpplicatioll 
pc rsonal 
late r 
g r ilduatcs 
t h:m  10  the  oldo::r  ones, 
Very  'l!Itur:illy,  littlc  is  rt::HI  in  its 
columns o f  gradu;ltcs  :I S  fa r  back  as 
the  iO's.  That is  ;t  sort  of  a ncien t 
historv,  but  thc  RECOil!)  is  invalu 
able  to the old gradu;'!te;;  as  showing 
the  marvelous  growth  and  de"clop' 
meu t  of  the  College. 

Harking back  to  th;lt early  period 
if  1 m:l)'  speak pc rso nully_ it ,,'as 
-
forty.six  rears  ago  the  151h  of  las t 
month  whell.  through  nlud  almost 
u nf:1Ihomable,  J  walked  10  the  Col 
lege  from  Lansing,  to  elller  liS  a 
student,  The  greal  stonc  by  the 
waysi(k'.  So  well  known  to;'l1l  o f the 
st udo,:nls,  had  then  developed  but  a 
tiny  cr:lck,  f rom  which  sprouted a 
cherry stalk  no  larger than  a  child's 
finger. 

The ca mpus  hetwecll  the  present. 
interurban s tation and the old College 
building  1\' ;15  q uite  thickly  stre wn 
in 
logs  ami 
stu mps,  and  marsh ~rH.',S grew there 
plelltifull~" 

lowe r  pari  with 

it;. 

Thl' only  buildin~s  Wl· r e.  the  old 
Collegl'  ,1I1d  a  d o rmitory,  wbieh  ,I'l' 
~'alled "Saint,;  R est"  (siuct'  bu rlled 
with  ;!rt'at  10",$ 
life). 
Th ere  was  :il~ o  a  hay 
,lIld  sheep 
bartl. 

to  anim:,] 

I:kl'oml  th(·  Ced:lr ril','r  \\' us  much 
primev,]1 
fo rest,  whe re  student;, 
k-arned  thl·  first  p r inciples  of  a,:::ri . 
{'uitun'  in  wielding  the  axe  IUld  the 
bct'tle. 

The PI"Cst:llt  lIlag-lli1iccnt huildill~pi 
Ihal  II!)\\'  gra(l:'  t he  cll nlpu~  were 
not  then'  thl'  suhject  (,f  our  ",ilde,,1 
drealll'",  1>\lt  the  ~alUl  indUlll it:lbll' 
spi r it  that hns C\.: r  chnr:lclcril'ed our 
in 
>Ibn:1  mall'r.  was  tlWI1,  as  HOW, 
fllil  f,J r,'l', 

T ill'  teachill~ ~ t:tf(  of  t he  l":llkgc 
,,'l' 
has  never  ~incc heen  excelled. 
II ilh  gr:uitude 
rce:lll  LIH,i r  n:lnw:; 
I'rcsi(knt  .\hhol1,  ,lilt! 
;11\(1  pride. 
L'rofe:>:iors  .111,1  IIl~lrm'\lO r,;  f.;:e(h,i l'. 
\li irs.  F.lird1iltl,  Conk,  I'renli ..:~', 
:md  Clute. 
.:'-1051  of  till' III  ha\ e 
pasFl'd  ;\\\"ay,  hut  their  lllelllOr.\·  is 
still  ~r~l'l1  alld  p re, i () u~ In  l'\ ery  olt! 
gra,ltlllte. 

It  has  alw;],'s  beell  1111'  II-i~h  !(I 
le:lsl  -one  I)f  m~  child ren 
have  ,11 
gr~du:lte ;I!  \1.  :\,  Co ,  hLit  1Il~ 
Ion}:: 
':Ol1lll'l'lioll  wilh  the  l-nil ~'r:.i ty n:H· 
uralh- led  n1\'  child ren  whl·rc  l ..:ould 
s cc  them OftCIl ,  and  look  :tft.:r  th.: ir 
welfare. 

R eturning from  four YC;'lrs ~l' ni~c 
in  thc  a rmy,  ignorant  and  well'lIig b 
peltll)'lcsi',  I  attribllt"  what  sm;iH 
s uet'ess  I  h;I"c  had  in  life  tv 
tho:: 
bcnelit'ence  of 
the  St,lIe,  acting 
throu gh  one  of  its  most  splend id 
"genc ics,  the  Agricultural  C ollege. 
Pardoll  th i;;  rather person allo::tre r, 
but  thc  sentinH"llt  of  reminiscence 
sometimes comes slirringly. 
r;rnm{  Iln;;cII,  .1 ficll. 

'0' 
\\·c  art:  in  receipt  of  the  :lllnou n· 
cemen t  and  program  of  a  short 
cou rse in  ga rdening and poultrr cui, 
by  the  ag r icltit:lral 
tU rc,  gi,'cn 
departme n t  of 
the  Deer  Ri ve r 
School  ( M iun.),  o f  which  D .  B, 
Jewell, '01,  is  superinte ndent.  T he 
course  is given  Feb,  ~ o to  A p r il  13, 
and  includes  to lessolls  in  e ach  sub 
jec t,  cla sses  being  held  eac h  T ue s  
day  e "euing  a t 
t he  high  school 
bu ilding , 

HOME  ECONOMICS  AS SOCIA 
TION. 

ill 

illstitlltion 

A  meeting  o f  the  executivt:  board 
of  the  ).'J i.:higan  H ome  Economics 
Association  was  hel{~  tbe  last  of 
Fehr uary  by  iuvitatioll  of  tho,:  sec 
i\liss  Lenita  F . 
retar\'-Ireasurer, 
Cooper,  a t  the  R lttlc  Creck  Slllli, 
t'arium. 
The 

laboratories, 
kitchens  and  treatment  rOOnlS  were 
open  for  inspect ion,  and  cspecia! 
inl.::ro,:st  was  shown 
the  S·r;))" 
labo rato ry,  where  a  (lcmonstnnion 
was  u-h'en  b\'  Dr .  RceJ .  Thc  de 
liciou~ hllle'heon,  served  in  the  roof 
dinillJ{  room , ga\e occasion  for  lhe 
discussion  of  interesting  Jict  ques_ 
tiOIlS,  At 
the  exccutivc  session 
pl:lIls  were  made  for  the  annual 
lllectinJ{ of the :lssoeiation, to  be held 
),1:1)'  IS,  ;It  thc  "' oll1el1s'  building', 
of  the  ).Iichig:an  Agricult ural  C o l, 
lege.  C'rgl'llt illl-it;ilion  is  ("xtclnlcd 
to  all  honskeepers :Hlt!  club  women 
to  become  members  o f  this  associ;)· 
tion,  ant!  to  ;Utemi  tht!  :ulIlttal  mect, 
), 1 iss Talbo t, O CU li  of  \\'omen 
mg. 
ant!  I/ e:lll  o f  1I0usehoid  Allininis, 
lhe  L'lIi· 
Tratioll 
'ers it,)'  of  Chicago,  will  deli\"l'r  :(1] 
atldress. 

[)"partmettt 

in 

HO RT. CLUB . 

introdul'o::d 

LJ. \I iehal"l,  '03,  eurn  expert  o f 
the  prU\' iul'e  of  Ues~arahi:l,  Ru"sia, 
W;lo> 
to  the  I I o rt.  c1 u h 
\\'edlles,by  en'niH,:  hy  !JeHn 
un 
Bissell,  of  the  ell;,!"inee rin;.,:- dl.']lan· 
li e  \\,:IS  e;dled  10  \( us"i:! 1\\'0 
Illl'll t. 
\1.'''1'"  ;1"0.  anol  si nce 
Ih:\t  link'  11;15 
h,,']  rna~\y illkre~till~e:'l.Jll·ril·IKl'S. 

\\'h ik 

thq'  \lere  hos ti le  10  lh ... 
work  tllat  he'was  tv  t:lke up, ,\  ct  Illl' 
people  of 
ll cs~Hnlhia  t rl'alell  him 
with  the ;.!Te:lit' ... t  l',lUrte'>I'  UIJOIl  hi" 
arri,'a). 
1 [i"  "\lee,'~~, "0 ·f;tr.  in  the 
hr<.:e di ll )!  of ,'orll  Iw~ hl"l'lI  ~lIl'll  that 
ill  till'  )'l';1r "f 1<)\:  lIe  ha~ :+ Ira.' \  uf 
'lOU  :ter.:s  \\ ilh  \1  hil'h  III  l'arr\'  (In 
his  \\'ork.  1111,1 
t913  t lli~  \\ih  he 
illcn·a~e\1  to  ~ . '  >00  a, rl'~. 

ill 

I ;e";,,ar:l],i:r 

The  dilllak  uf 

i:. 
"Onl~'11 hal  the  ~'lIne  a;;. 
),1  ichi~\tll, 
~1I111  th ~'I'  !,!row  mall\  uf  the  S,II11l' 
'1' IIl'  peopk' 
fruil  lUlli  ;:,'r:till  ,'r ops: 
arc 
.Ie\v:>. 
French :11111  l)u lgariall".  The uppn 
l'b",,~·s  arc  hi~hly  ethlclte,},  \1  hile 
the  lowl'r  cla~se;;;  ,Ire  illitl'ral\',10111 
li"e C'om fortabh . 

lhlll'll:l ni:", .. , 

l1]osll.\· 

.:'-lr,  ).[;I'h ad think" lh:,t,  \\'ilh  thl' 
illtrodurl ioll  of  :\ mc ri nUl  1II:1('hll1-
en'  ;'In,]  Amcri'::11I  Ill ethoils,  H..u",,,;" 
i" -houlid  to  impro\"l'  r :\pidl~  :llollg' 
agricultur:d  lilll'~. 

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NEW  LATHES. 

The ell),!ineerin),!  shops  h,!\'c  just 
started  the  manufacture  u f  six  14-
inch  cngine  lathl's.  which  \\'ill  be · 
come  It  part  of  thl.'  rf:gulH r  ("(luip' 
me n!  o f  the  maeh int'  shop.  A  1'011, 
se n ',lli"e  \'aluation of  thesc lathes  is 
$1 ,800.  T he  ordc r  for the  1I1;lking 
0'1 
t hcse  lathes,  together  wi t h  t hc 
m:lkil lg  o( thc  various o t her I,' pes o f 
equipmenl  w i th  which  the'  sho ps 
are  no w  ol'cupied,  EOUIHls  the  death 
knell  o f  the  maki ng  of  "cxercise 
piecl's" in  t he machi m' s hop. 
l lc re· 
a fter, all  s t udents  in  this  shop  w ill 
at  a ll 
times  work  on  pa rts  which 
arc  to  be  used  o n  :t  machin t, or  fo r 
some  othe r  defi nite.  pu r pose.  As 
fa r  as  possible  the  ma kin g  o f  " e x · 
e rcise  pieces"  will  be  e lim inated 
f rom  t he  wo r k  of th e o t he r  s hops a s 
soon  :1S possible . 

RESOLUTIONS. 

" -hcrco.>',  The  lIeitvenly  F,lthe r 
h,lS  deemed  it  wi~e to  lake from this 
lift:  the  f:ttht:r  of our b rother,  Fred 
e r ic J. \\. a lsh,  therefore,  be  it 

R .. so!:·(·d,  T hat  t he  mcmhers  of 
t he Auro r e:11I  !-'ocicty extend  to  him 
t~lci r heartfelt sym p;lthy  in  this  t he 
tlllle  of sorrow. a nd  be  it  fUrlher 

R eJ'o/;'I'{{,  'f ilat  a  copy  o f  these 
resolutions  be  p r i'l1ed  in  Th e  I/o/ 
end and  T ilE  H. ECO UD. 

Signed . 

A,  G .  i\J)A~I", 
G .  A,  . \ t.I.E:O;, 
If. 11.  CO!'l.,\S' . 

" ·he,-c'I.,·,  The  I I c;lI' elll\- F;'lthe r 
it  \\'i.';c  to  t:;ke  from 
life  o ur  brother,  S.  B.  lIart, 

h:ls  dCelll(:d 
this 
111;111,  therefore  be  il 

Ncso/;:cd,  That  the  memhers  o f 
t he  Olympic 
l.it(.'r;l(\'  Socio,:t,'  ex· 
Wild  to  the  brnilv  their  hc:~rtf'-'It 
sy mpathy  in  Ihe  -time  of  sor row, 
and  be  it  furth e r 

Neso/:'rd,  That  a  cop~  o f  these 
resolut io ll s  he  plnced  in  1'/1,'  1/(>1-
(lId ;Iml  R~'C<I lf!) . 
Signed . 

S .  I..  II.IJ.I., 
D . • \.  HItI CE, 
\\' ,  L.  D .\\·!( .... ,,:-,:-. 

RI F LE  CLUB. 

M.  A.  C.  W ins  it s  Six th  Victory  ill 
Eight  Matches. 

Our 1c:1I1l  j'oosted ih hig-h  s~'on' t\l 
YOi  ]a,,1  IIl'ek,  d1; k" lillg-
;\lilh ig',1!1 
hy  .~j p"int~.  It.  F.  Giffd~, II  frl·"h· 
nl;lll  Cn~i lll' e r.  lI!!;,ill  ~hot hi~ II  :!\'  hi 
Ihe  lop of  Ihe  h ':III1 ,  with  ;I  I"tai  "f 
! S;;;.  T he  \>lIwr~ _,~·or.:d :,~  fullo\\'~: 
CLlrk.  K.:-- ..  1:)1;  ,"'a:,mlin .  II.  \\' . 
loS.;  ;  \1 a ~ [)(l11:III1.  I. :\., I I::'  : Ilell;lnl 
r.  r ..  Iii, 
. 

Giff~·b- l.ISt  "ee\..  '~ I:1fI..,  lSi,  1.1  ill~ 
t\,..l-I tine  fOr  thl'  hi,l.!"1te"l  ~,;"re of Ihe 
Co~le:.:c  le;l(l l  tlurill~  the  pr",..l'tt t 
Se Tll· .... 

[o\\a  ... till  1.0:111"  I Ill'  ka;.:u,·,  Ililh 
eig-ht  ~t r ai:.:hl  \i~l()r\l's : 
.\[il1l w~0ta 
I  !l'lurie'"  alld 
i"  -..l'C"lld,  widl  "'el ell 
<,JIll'  dde;\I:  \1.  ,\.  C.  I,eillt:  :t  duse 
t hird . 

Thl:  local  [lC'I{'l·  (,ratil'n  n'lllcs1 
II ill  bl'  held  ill  lh l •  I'h:lpd  Tnlli ).!hl 
(T lll,~d, I ,, ).:'1  ;-
... 'doc·k.  Thl'  Will' 
ncr  of 
I hi~  cnntl'st  \1  ill  1"<'[1,·l· ... l·nl 
the  .:ollej!e  itt  Ihe  St,\t e  n .IlIIl'",\, lll"hi 
hl'rc  l"lrly  1I,' " l  h·rllI. 

Pn·s.  Sn\der i~  in St.  Louis,  ),1 <)., 
t hi"  "eek. in  at\clld:lnel' al  the Illeet 
ill~s  o f  th~'  I{l'li;.: ious  Eclut'aliOIl 
i\ -,;soc-;atiOII. 
I·k  g-il'es  :1Il  "delr..,s" 
tod ay  hdo rc  till'  assol'lation  upon 
" T hl'  Trainillg- of 
thc  subject : 
Religious 
fu r  Chur.:h 
L ea,]L'r;" 
\\·ork  in  Ru r:l l  COIllIHuuitil·;"." 

P rof.  h:in ~'s  o.:I:ISS  in  steam  l'n  
the 
inspected 
lind  h{)ilers 
);:,illes 
llll'  "'lich ig-:1I1 
power  pbnls  o f 
1'o\\'er  C o.  :l!1.] 
th~'  c ity  electric 
pumpin~  st:llion  on  Friday  af ter· 
noon  o f  last  wo,:ek.  Evcrr  !cli\ ure 
of  the  plants,  from  the  co'al  pile  to 
the  huss  cars  o f  the  ell'c lric  geller , 
ato rs,  II':IS );:'i\'cll  det;'lil  attention. 

On 

\ Vednesday  ni){ht  of 
t his 
wee k,  l i on.  Law to n  T.  Il e ma ns,  o f 
M aso n,  will  spell k  before.  Ihe.  cngi 
nee r ing ",tudents,  on  the  rei;nio n  o f 
the  telegraph  com p an ies  to  the  peo 
ple.  Mr.  Hu ghes  s poke  Oil  MOIl 
from  the 
day  011  public  milities 
s ta lHlpoi nt  o r the  manage r  o f  one  o f 
such  com p:m ies,  a nd  other s peake rs 
w ill  be  :lrr ang-ed  fo r  fro m 
li me  to 
t ime. 

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. 

, 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

OUR  FACILITIES  ARE  COMPLET E  FOR 

DESICNINC - ENCRAVINC· PRINTINe - BINOINe 

I 

CLASS  PUBLICATIONS  AND  COLLECE  ANNUALS 

\\·c  carry  c\,crrth illg  on  th,  line  of 

Announcements.  Programs, 

invitations,  Etc. 

\V e  speci.llizc  011  indi\'idual  orders  for 
embossed  o r  p rinted 
Fine  Stationery -

LA. N  5  I  N  G . 

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MICHIGAN 

"ASSURED  STYLES"  INDEED! 

A ,-isit to our  Women's  Department ,will  help you  t.o  soln! the pup lex· 

iog 'luestion-What to buy  lhi:upring!  A Suit,  or  Dress.  or Coot-

The  Mark of  Quality and  of  fa shion  plus 
Skill  stamps  each  of  our  Garments  the better  kind. 

Women', tempting  new  8,lrilll(  SuillJ.  Silk  lind  Wool  Dresses.  CORt", 
Skirts or  Wabt".  Each day adds  IIIHn y  rresh  bright  tilioJ(ll to  Oll r  oollllC. 
tion. 

Earl~' s pring buyers ,,1"'''11:1  lind  the best IOMOrtmeo!.S, 

Our  s tyl es  bear the desiraIJltI  indi vidu ality every tAdy  WIUllll. 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods Co. 

1ft  this City  ours  Is  lbe Slore  tbat  sell s  WOOL lEX 

We  Leave  it  to  You~ 

want  to  sa \'C  :n 

least  ten  doll:tfs 
If  YOII 
on  your spring  suit,  all  you  han!  to  do 
\Vc  will  do  the 
is  leave  your  measure. 
tit  and  sntisf:lction  guarrw(ced. 
rest -

Spring  line  of  J It'id  Caps  now  n:!:Hly 

for  your  inspection. 

A1\\"'\\"5  find  late  things  m 

MIFFLIN'S 

I  Do  You  Want 

. 

Pair Shears 
Knif e 
Safel"  Ita.wr_ 

i ;UI .. U~ .• -'U10 S troP. 
~:\·O!r- lt" II.o:I r and  \,!nde .. 
10 H't"ct  frQ'" 

H ones  ami  Strops 
Suws 
II :nmnc rs 
I i:!.lchclS 
Chisels 
Screw  Dr;\'c rs 

f:VEI\ Y KIMD  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR:  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

III  f;lc t, :ltIything  you  IIc ... d  ill 
hardware  )'ou  \\ ill  find -
;;nd 
:tt  pricl's  to  :; uit_at 

All  COO DS  DElIVEI\ED  fl\EE 

~ 

Norton'S tlilrdwilrB  M.J.8. B.M. BUGK 

,"'"""."",'" ~  ABOUT  THE  CAM P US 

\\ ' ,  B.  StOl'I1rIl,  of  Gr:md  L~·.Ij.!~. 
I'ror. 

visited  his 
:'\ewman, Thursd:.)  of  la"t  wcck. 

Io rothl' r·ill·la" . 

T hc  Tau  Ilcl:!  I'i  j.!. IIC  a  dam·inj.! 
part,·  in  the  a,. ~crnhly  mom  vf  Ih~ 
Adr'icultur;ll  B\li1 ~li ll " Frida,'  el ell-
.  ~ 
Il l,::.:'. 

~. 

At  a  rccen t 

f:t CUltl  mcdin"  a 
tu  I~ok 
committec  W;IS  :Ippoil\ ted 
into  the ad,'i,,:d" l; tl  of  estahli!>hinj.! 
:1  cou rse  in :lr\;J  :1I1t!  "ciCIlCCS  :It  ~J. 
A.  C. 

I'rof.  \\' . O.  I led rick  \\,:IS  in  13005' 
ton last week ,  where he ;lttcl1(led  thc 
Illedillg  on  Friday, 
bi(r  alumni 
torlrch  S. 

The d rawi ng- Ilcparlmcnt  is con· 
ICOlpbtin:,:-
;m  exhibit  of Jap:H1ese 
prints  in  the  ne:lr future . :om1  in COil· 
nection  with tht:  exhibit it  is ~llanlled 
10  h;lve  a  lecture  on  Jap3ntSe  arts 
:lm1  customs  hya cOlllpctent ptulhor-
ily. 

I 

T he class  ill  works  management 
visited  the  plaut  o f  the  l\Jichigan 
Screw  Co.,  011  H osmer !:5treet.  I.;tn 
sing-,on SaW nl:ty  morning, and spent 
a  p rofitable  time  in 
the  study  o f 
auto matic  IlHlchines and  spccial tools 
as  used  in  the  IlHulU facture  of  parIs 
in  great  quanti ty .  T he  study  of 
the constr uctio n, operation, alld  pro 
duel of the  great \'ariet),  of intricate 
machines  which  are  found  in  this 
excellently  well  equipped  shop  ab 
!lorbed  the ;!ttention o f  the  students 
who  were  privileged  to  take  this 
trip.  That  the  couple  of  hours 
spent  at  the  plant  were  p rofitable 
could  Dot  be  doubted  by  aoy  who 
could  ha ve  seen  the 
interest  dis 
played  by  the  class. 

, 

I 

F. J.  R icha rd ~, o f 1:4·1  ~'ear's dass, 
i"  now  'i!:>,,;st;mt  ljUp~rilltelt{h:llt  of 
th~  F lillt  G;b  Co. 

InstrUClor  Fogle. o f  the  .1epart. 
1lll'lIt  o f  tarlll  1I1echanil's,  ha~  pur· 
Ch;lsed  a  brill  of  I [:I r,h'  Bros"  .! I{ 
tllilcs e,lSI  :In,lnorth of ~j. _\.  C., ami 
h:ll, 1110vcII his household effects from 
Sunfield  to  that  p1Ill·l·. 

T he  Ilo/~,," ;tthletic  d~ction" an: 
I II 
held  011  S aturd;I\'  (If  this  wl'ek. 
lOtl nect ion  with' Ilthletics  Ihe  a"slst 
ani  nwn'lJ.{ers  and  hoard  of  control 
will  he  elccll'll.  The  l'11it ors,  hll!~i . 
lIess  mlU1a).!'(' rs,  etc.,  of  the  SlIu1cnt 
p:tper  will  be  sc!el·!t'd  :.t  this  time; 
dUlies to hegin with  the sprill:;!  to;-rm. 

l ' ndcr Ihe  direc tion  o f  ['rof.  ~I.r' 
ron  A.  Cobh,  'oS,  tht:  second  UIl 
IlUal  Farmers' !:5chool  was  held  :It 
Ihe  ;\ 11.  Pl easant normal  :\l;trI:h  1-8. 
i\1.  A.  C .  was  reprcsented  011 
the 
program  by  Supt.  Ralph  lludson, 
who spoke 011  horses;  Prof. Ander 
son  on  dai rying;  Ficld  Agellt 
\\'hite  Oil  fruit;  Inslructor  Linton 
o n general poultry s ubjects, allli  i\J r. 
1I00pingarncr on  {:Inn  ~rops. 

Chair man  C.  L.  Glasgow,  of  the 
Railroad  Commission,  gal'e  a  very 
inleresting talk  before  the engineer. 
ing  students  011 
\\. ednesday  e,·en. 
ing.  H e  spoke of  the financial  con . 
dition  of  the  I".  ,\1.  road  in  partieu. 
Illr.  The  tlVO  cent  fare  proposition 
is  lIot  held  in  ,'ery  high  regard  by 
Mr.  GI:tsgow,ns  it  .. Hecled only  the 
rouds  wh ich  were  able  to  keep  even 
at  th ree cents.  The  pUrpose  o f  the 
railroad  comm ission, said  the 'speak. 
er,  is  to  prevent  discrimination  in 
rates  of  public  utilities. 

B.  C .. \ lI is.  ' I  I, is with  thc Gr;tnd 
Trlluk  l ·a.:ilil·  1{;lil\\;lI.  with  hl'ad_ 
'Iu;lrtcrs at  Edmonton:  Ell,,,·rI:l. 

Ur.  RUlh  . \ llclllw ..  r~tu rn ed frolll 
~l1rg-eon  Ha.l',  " ·is ..  II  h .. 're  ~he  11" .. 
"1tellll~d  her  {;It)l cr  Ilu rin;.:  his 
ill 
/tess  :1Ilt!  (ll·al h. 

.\!HIOlincemell\  j" 

the 
cOlllin~  m:trri:.:{c  (~larc h  I I )  nf 
~I r.  Elme r  Dni!.  '10.  L :IIl",ing,  :Hld 
~Ii ss Edith  :'01:1 )  GIIIIII ,  of  1I01t. 

iliadI.' 

r,f 

I I.  II.  :'ohl",sel m:lIl,  of  Ihe  Llrm 
.nech;lllics  Ilcpa rtIllCt1t, 
instruL'lor 
Fische r,  of the  En:;lish  de]l;lrtnlCllt, 
and  ~li ss  l{;.uJemacher, of  the  bac· 
;111 
teci010~i('al 
scn'ing 
the  college  hos 
piw!. 

Ilepllrtmenl. 

'n 

lillle 

:Ire 

R cmcmber  the  local  option  "d · 
Ilress  by  1-1 .  R.  l';!tleng-ill  in 
the 
People's  church.  Sunday  e\'enillg', 
l\lr.  L':tuengill  kllOWli 
~larch  '7. 
lhorollg'hly,  ami  h:l s 
the  suhject 
the  winter 
heen  cllga~ed  during 
lecturing  all  o,er  the  coullty. 
lie 
will  have  sOlnt:lhing  of  interest  for 
1111. 

On  Saturday  lI ight,  March  16,  ill 
;Jrtnory, 
the  Detro it  Light  Guard 
will  be  held 
allllual 
the  second 
~Jichigan ch ampions hip  imloor ath. 
letic  meet,  This meet  is  held  under 
the  allspices  of  the  Dctroit  Y.  ~1. 
C,  A.,  .md  will  be  attended  by  :I 
numbe r  of  State  athletic teams.  M. 
A.  C, will, in  all  prab:.bility, be  rep 
resented  by  the 
followillg  nlen: 
Geib  and  Rosell  in  the  mile;  Gcib, 
R osen  and  Brown  in  the  half  mile; 
Lord  in  the  high  jump;  Day  in  the 
shot  put, and  Beatty  ill 
the  pole 
\' a ult. 

The ;lIl1lu,,1  EUllomian  pril.~ i ..  tu 
l'urthl'r 
h .. :  uffe red ,I:,:-"ill  thi ..  .\"~" r. 
del:tiled  IIl)lic~'  \\ ill  be  :.:-in·1I  lIe,( 
wl'~k. 

.I.  ~Iu"t  \Vl·lll·s,  '09,  ;Uld  wife 
II~re I·isiliu'.!:  tlll'latte r·..,  I);\r~'nts alit! 
I h~'i r 1lI:H1}  l'olk;.:e  fril·ll;l.,  th~·  past 
wcek. 

T he  "t!ldents  in  elcetn, "I  clI;.:-i. 
Ileerin;.! made;t te"l. :->;uunb\  ,no rn. 
in:,:-.  of 
:-"on. 
1;II;.dn~erin;.: 
Work!>  i.l  Lltlsi1l;.:'. 

the 

1\  ul\"',"eek  brml'r,,' COll r"e  was 
hdll  :'olllrch  I  10  S :«  OI"C:,:-o,  limier 
the :lIIspicc!;  of  the  :l!.::ricultllql  lle 
partm(>lIt  in  the  hi;.:h  SdlOOI. 
I"rof. 
_\nJer:son, 
:lIld  Mr. 
toJr. 
B;lldwill  were  amOllg  the s pea ke rs. 
R.  G.  Crall~  has  dla rg-e  of  th .. · 
work  at  Otsej.{ll. 

\\' hite 

Fifteen  memhe rs  of  thc  SiK1l1a 
Delta  Chi  fr:ttcrnit),  (jouroalislie ) 
o f  thc  Unin:rsilY of  ~Jj chigall clune 
out  from  Lansing  J\Jonday  morn_ 
ing'  ill  automobiles  :lnd  visitell  the 
various  depnrtmcnts  at  1\1.  A.  C. 
This  fraternity,  of  which  GO\·.  Os. 
is  an  hOllot;:ary  mem he r,  is 
born 
composed of  s tudents  who  arc  par_ 
ticularly  interested  :Ind  engaged  in 
journalism  at 
tol ichig:ul .  or  those 
who  are  taking.  a  cou rse  in  th;4t 
subject.  The young  lIlen  were  the 
g uests  of  GOvernor  and  ),1 rs.  Os. 
born at  their  home at dinner  Mon_ 
cllly  evening, and  while  in  Lansing 
" isited  the vuriolls  plllces of inte rest, 
including the  Indust rial  School  and 
School  fo r  the  Blind,  They  we re 
pleased, and  many we re  g reatly s ur 
p rised  at  the size o f  the caillpu3 and 
buildings and  extensi ve  equipment. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

== 

Emybody  "ad'.  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 

BECAUSE 
II  completely  COI"e rs  the  field  of  local  news,  politics,  and  the 

world of  sports. 

Because  its  telegraph  nnd  corrcspom\cllct"  service  enable it  to 
gi,-c  it s  rC;lliers  the  lates t  genera!  news  of  the  day  111  ad 
'"ane..::  of any  other  newspaper coming  into  Lansing. 
Ha ve TH E  STATE  JOUR.NAL delivered  to you r  home  by  ca rrier 

U.  S.  FOREST  SERVICE. 

In the  licit.!  program  of  the U.  S. 
Forest  Service  for  J:mu:try,  19tZ , 
the  names  of  the  following  )1.  A . 
C.  men  appear: 

E.  P.  Bushnell, '10,  forest  assist· 
Assi~nlllent, 

:1111. 
Appalac hiall 
\y [lshiug"ton,  O.  C. 

John  C.  Dl'c:unp,  '10,  fo rest  as 
sist.mi,  K:'"iksu  Nat.  For.,  :-.re\\, 
pOrt,  \\' :Ish. 

F. J.  Dill).!: \ef, sp.  with' t  : i m.sist 
:tnt  fure,;;t  ran;.,("o:r,  )Icdicinc  Bow, 
l\3t.  For.,  Lnr:llllie, \\-yo. 

Al he rt  Fruti;.!:.  ' [ I.  assisl:lllt  fo r 
):nt.  For., 
:\1ich ;gall 

rall;{e r, 
CS! 
AU ;;;lhl~,  :'-olich. 

C.  :'-01.  Graug-er.  '07,  superintcnd· 
Cllt  :-'Icd;ci nc  Bo w  ):at.  For .•  Lam 
mi"" 

\ \' \ ('. 

lIu be-r  C.  lIilt on .  'II, fore .. t  as 
sis lanl,  Uighorn  ~3t.  F o r.,  She ri· 
dan,  \\' \"0. 

Bru c~ lI offman.  -10,  forest  flss ;st 
)::11.  F or .•  Ketch i 

lint,  CIJII!!;\ch 
k:l11,  .\ \as k:l. 

\\" .. \.  Il o pson.  ·oS.  forcst  assis t-
:\ ssiJ..:"l!nn; nt, 

alll,  Appa!'lCili'IL' 
\\"a"hi l1.!-:"lon,  D.  C. 

Vr;1llcis  K icfer,  'oS.  superintend_ 
II :Jrri,;o ll. 

ent  O.ol.:lr k  X :U.  For .. 
Ark, 

C.  \\'.  :'-old'::ibhul.  '11,  forL'.~1  as· 
s;s tal1l.  :\ p;lche  X :11.  FI,r., Springcr 
dUc . . \r; /ona. 

\ 'jntllll 

:'-olcKi1l1>111.  sp.  with  'IZ. 
aSS ;SI.U1t 
r;"ln g"c r,  Ulympic 
fo rc!;1 
X al .  F vr ..  ( ) I.IIllP;;I,  \\' :.,.h. 

.1 .• \.  :'-oli l.-llc1!.  '(X).  fores t  assist· 
\\·ork. 

:::;;hi~'lIltu ra! 

:--;pe.-ial 

;"Ill!. 
S;"In  Fr'UI~i ... o.  C;"Ili f, 

Gco.  C.  :'-olo.-\'\·ck,  " ~14,  fore!;!  as 
;;i~\:ml,  Ol:lrk  :\ a t.  For ..  llarri;;oll. 
..-\ rk. 

Dorr  ~l-;cl·I".  ~p.  WIth 

'0.1.  Sup. 

It. 

K uutl'nai  ):;(1- F,1r,  Lih by,  :"-1'>IIt. 
\ '.  "I':1I1IIcr.09. 

assistanl 
r:m ~ er,  K onlclln;  :'\;"11.  For"  I.ihh" , 
:'-ol o llt. 

H eese  \\-.  T;I\·ltlr.  '(1) .  fo rc!>\  :I~' 
sisl:lIlt.  T :'r~h e~  ~., \.  F o r.,  ~1. 
:\11lholl)" 

!dalto. 

\\-ak-::;, 

11.  HII .~ il 

;1", 
sist:!ll!,  i);"Il il  Nil! .  For., :"-\a!!tlalcna, 
X.  :'-ole:-.. 

'J!.  for eM 

R o)"  S.  \\'heeler,  '10,  fo rest  :IS· 
s is tallt,  Il n.,·(len  ):al .. For.,  Enc;"tTllp 
menl,  \\1 ) o. 

Wm.  E.  W hite. 
::\:It. 

;mt.  Cr;jl c r 
UrCgOll. 

'10,  forest  assi;ll 
:'-oledfo rd, 
For .• 

I-I.  ]{.  \\"iko:.:.  'o~, for est  "ssis t· 
/Int,  Columbi:1  ~/lt.  For.,  P o rtland, 
Ore}{on. 

D .  O.  \\'000,  ' II,  forest assistant, 
R outt Nil\. For. ,!::itcamhoal Springs, 
Col. 

\ \"ilIi:lln  Il ookwa)" , formerly  with 
the  Challl1er'~  :'-o l ulor  Co.,  of  Dc· 
Iroil,  calt.;!,1  o n  college  f r iends  Ihe 
past  week,  whell  011  his  wily  to 
Pnsndenu. Cal. 

The  $ chool  for  Ihe  Blind  hu\'c 
inaugurated  a  po ultry  cou rse,  and 
M r.  Linloll  has  been  called  upo n  to 
sta r t  a  series  of  lectu res 
lit  Ihat 
school  perlllinin,g- 1:0  th is  subject, he 
ginning  this  wcek.  A  number  of 
senior  studenls  will  be  called  upo n 
f rom  li ,ne  to  timt!  10  give  talks  be· 
fOfe  the sludents o f  thaI  instit ution. 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Marx  Clothes 

SpaJding S w ea t ers 
Imperial and  K no x  Ha u 
He;d  Cap s 
and 
Me n's  W ear  th a t  proves 
itsel f  the  w o rl d  o v er. 

The  Mapes  Co. 
20 7 . ZQ9  Sou t h  W.sh lnIl"1011  "n . 
ror )~(1rs  LaJl5ing'5 LeDri:"Jlg Clalhiers. 

COLLEGE  DRUG  & 
GROCERY  CO. 

EXP RE SS  O FfiCE. 

AOEN CY  ST AR  LA U NDRY . 

THE  RJ/'LE)" ,f- G R .-I]' 
f'RI,\7/XG  CO.1f1',,/,\']" 

Dr. :111\\  :"-1  rs.  B\Hisdeli  wen' ,·lIlle.! 
to  X<,w  Helillehelll,  1':1.,  on  TII"r", 
1I:1\'  o f  1:lst  I' eck .  on  :1(COltl1t  o f  the 
de;th o f the  Doctor's father,  R C\ .  I. 
\ \".  Blaisdell. 

. 

::\e -';I 

:--:\l11tla~  aflnnovn  Ihe 

:"-1. 
A.  C .  !1Ilh\:lry  b;llu!  will  ag::tlll  ).::11'e 
\ our 
;1 
fri emls 
IIlu"ie. 
e llJoy 
.-\rmo r.l.  :.  :30 p.  Ill . 

s;lcreJ  CUlIcert . 
:lI ld 

Hrill ).i 
the 

\\' ... \.  Xcwtoll.  who  ;.:-n"lu:ttell 
wil h  the  cI;t;;s  o f  ' 11.  is 
:1.t  p r,,~ c. llt 
l'Il ~:ll!cd :IS Il rafl ~ m :l n  f o r  l'ieclric.ll 
layoll\s  with  D. J.  ,\lbertsoll, , .j. il 
:l1ll1  iIHhl s tri .. ) engi neer,:11  Kal:tma 
zoo. 

~.  J.  Re,lferlJ,  '9 7,  :I  prOU11tle lll 
dr."  ;,!"omls Illall of 0, i(t, :IC(,OIl1P:1I1icd 
by  S lip!.  Uirrlsell  and  the  president 
of the  school  hO;t rd,  vis ited  .\1.  A_ 
C.  1:lst  w ee k.  The  objec t  o f  the ir 
visit  was  10  SeCure,  if  possi!.k.  :1 
te:tcb"er  of  :Ig-ril"ultun:  f o r  the  Ovid 
high  school  th..:  coming  rear. 

On  Tuesllay  e\' Cnill~  Ihe  Engi 
ncering  Society  was  alillre"sed  in  a 
"ery  able  manlier  b)" 
:'-olr.  FrclI  L. 
Radfo rd,  ·OJ. c hief Ilra!tSIIWIl  o f the 
R eo  M OlOr  C ll r  Co.,  Oil  Jhe  subject 
l'oi:tnal{Cmelll 
of  "Drafting  Room 
and 
l\ll.'thods."  A  Jar!!e  audience 
wa s  prl'Se lll . 

The class championship in  basket 
bait  went  10  the  sophomorl.'s,  in  a 
most  illlcresling and  highly cHilihg 
g;une  \V~dllcsda)"  night.  A  large 
numbe r  of  rOOfe rs  for  both  s ides 
we re  o n  deck, nnd  w e re  well  repaid, 
as  it  was  onc  of  t he  mos t  in terest 
ing  g"mes  of  th e  year.  The  filla l 
Score  was  30  10  26.  The  ,' icto rs 
we re  Bllrt, Larse n ,  G riggs, Chancy, 
Ke nnedy  and  Spau ldi ng_ 

Showing  of  the  New  Spring  Merchandise 
in  All  D epartments. 

\ Vomcn's  H osiery. 

Speci~1  values  III 
EXlrao rdinary  \:tlIlCS  111  Men's  I l a!f  \J ose . 
The  lIewest  Ihings  in  \\'omen's  :\Icc kwear. 
Ea rly  fashion  showi ng  of  Evening  Gowns  !l lld 

\\' hite  Serge  Suits  for  women. 
Dailll)"  styles  of  New  Unde rmu slins. 
The  lalesl  sty les  in  Shirt  \ \'aislS. 

a NTRAL I'IIOI.Rt:UABLE. STORE 
L.AN ~LN" .  Mlr;;n.. 

'lrut E  arc  cspcci;lly  well  equipped 
(oIl!1-
10  $uppl~'  you  with  anything 
you  may  need  in  the  line  of 
CALLING  CARDS,  DAN CE 
AND  SOCIETY  PROGR .-\M S 

Lawrence &  Van Buren  I 
I 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 

or  Philadelphia 

_·\rc the  1:Jrl-!"CSI  manufactllfl·rs 
o f  COLLEGE  UN I FORM S  111 
Ihe  L' nilcd  Slall'S.  :111(\ 
IH!I'c 
" on 
llnd  11l:li l.l!lin  Ihe  hl1si· 
n~~;j  hy  she" .. r  forcl'  of  oll"ril. 

T he  L'niforOlti  worn  :11 
michigan  Jlgrlcultural  e Qllt9t 
:.rl·  finishe(1  c:o;a mplc ~ 
of Ollr  prvdllct. 

Jacob Reed's  Sons 
.11" k,·rs  ,~r' 
.. Go ld  r.1t'd al  Unifo rm s" 

1424,26 ChHtlillt St. 

Pbit&delpbll. 

DIRECTORY 

LA~~ISG IH; SISE~ ~  .\Xl) 
PROFESSIO::\:\L  :'-on:): . 

T il •• ",on~~  in  Ih t~  t ,lr""'Or)·.  II ~  w~1t aJ 
tho.\,  o f  IIll  our  otla·r  "d \"HlI'<!r~ • • ..-t  0 1 
rellabl,'  IIl1r\1 ....  Wit  bop('  Ilint  Ih"  f" cu lty 
"nd  'Iud~,"" ... II!  \I,ke  p" I .. " 
' 0  PI'!ronh~ 
I bO~ who  Iln trouIU- us. 

"'."  1" 

t:n<t  Lo."~l"l< tI"kH", 

t  11 0m.  ~I ~<.I~  li n'",\,  I'ih. ' ·"kE-~. 
,'OOkl"'"  lind  1~'Ul<hm't~-jll'l  lik o'  moth", 
",,,k e~.  ,\ 1-0  1I111<,·h .'·.  Fi r.1  , Intor  ..... ,  M 
I .... IU'  (·tllh. 

BAKED  GOODS. 
T HY  Tilt:  !'~:\\'  K .\li:t:H Y- Wh.r.·  )'"" 
- BARBERS. 
ttl  HIIth 
C O I .I.~,(;Jo:  n"HlH:kJ;IIQ I'. 
\I"" .. · .. n- li.·u.)'-Autl)'.  You 
1 1 ou~ ... 
liE-I  ' ht ho-~t ... o.k " ......  T ry It .. nd  .~e. 
)\i t:W  IlA fUlt:1I  )-lIlO)'.  I"  Qh"e\'  \l nll,\· 
I1lJ>.  "UdH lIn""r',  Il,UII "uti  nr-OO.:·e ry 
J;wr".  I f YOU "'I,It" ~t)" l1 . b hllir ell!  Id \"e  u~ 
,, ~ ,,!I.  ~:.  ~:.  H,' ynol,h .  1'1"011. 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 
A  M.  ~:~I EHY .llft \\'fls h.A\"e.~ .  Rook l . 

•  Fln~  l-i ln!lonPrY.  En IOU'f\" etl  ('"l1l1l11' 
O"rll!l.  1-"01101111"  P\',,! .  I'l e tur<:s.  ~-f!l",n. 
a  Spt'cilllly.  UD·Io-dlll\.< 
FIn e  FnUnl n ll: 
it)'ll' s.  Cut Glau-cllt In Uoul l'1I1. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
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tlOIPO>.  rullnl\'. 
lib ••• ,.  ""d  fin e  .rt  IlLndlnll'l.  tile  b(",u. 
m " l1  mountln ... .  fI.!bum s.  J>O(:kel  hl)ok •. ete. 
OItben.·  pbo n e 
[n  (llt1  oS.tlo n .. ' 
Ba DIr;;  Bulldln .. 

."COII nt  book  m .. ker8. 

.s o. t8;1. 

CLOTHING. 
E LGI N  MIF I'LrN.  lAdle.  find  GenUe. 

men '. Furnt.blng Goods.  ~ ad. 

CROCKER Y  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  II.L ....  I{~ t; lJ.  (·bi" ....  (01f\H  J:  ''''lUPS. 
__ _ ._If¥l "'Mhl "11:10:,'=' CAC'C·'". C'". ~ __ ~~"_ 
DENTISTS. 
NT II. ;\IOO IU:.  I'. n.  S.  omcl' .1I-~I S  1101 . 
It>!" ..  lI ulldJm •.  l.."n~Jm'. '''It.-h.  till! . 
~ .. n_  phon ...  AUln"'.ti('1>1Si\I 
D  t:.  P"'H~H; U; .:.  Denll st.  lJ,l~  Wub 
'ml111n  .o\,·t.  ~ ..  1.8n,lnll:.  ).1 1~bl ll"all. 
"llto"'.ll(' Ph""~. ante" ::..oot:  ."sld"lIce. :WIl. 

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DRUGGIST S. 
ROlHU :WS  l..'AP/TA1.  mu'o  l-iTOIn:. 
...·.,r" ...  ~lor\'.  ()p~l~e 

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