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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE , 

Y OLo  17. 

EAST  LA..'\SISG,  M1CH lG,L".  T UESD.\ Y,  APRIL  ~.  I1l12. 

PEACE  ORATION  CONTEST. 

HEAR  MR.  KLINGER. 

in  the 

The S tlltc  P eace  Onltion  contest 
will  he  held  in  the college  armory, 
11.  A. c., on  Friday  c\'c ning o f  this 
wee k ,  at  7 :30  o'cl ock . 
),1 ....  Ais.:n 
stei n  has  withdrawn  from  the  ra ce, 
:lI1d  K.}oJ.  Klinger,  who was  ,I  dose 
second 
local  cOlltest,  will 
r epresent  M.  A.  C.  11 ....  Klinge r 
has  a  splend id  o rnli ol1 ,  ,HId  should 
h:we  t he  support of  the  entire  col~ 
lege cOlnlllunity. 
Il is  wo r k  has  n: 
ce i ~'ed t he  very  hi,!!hcS I  cOlllmClld,l 
lion  by  those  who  h;l\"c  heard  him 
speak, 1Iml  it  is  since rely  hoped  that 
11  goodly  numbe r  will  turn  out  F ri 
d:w  cvcnin)!. 

l-lichig'an, 

' r hcrc will  be six  spc:1kcrs,  repre 
institutions: 
sen t ing  the  following-
University  of 
.-\Ibion, 
Oli\'ct,  Hillsdale,  Yps ilanti,  aUII  ~L 
A.  C.  Th en'  h:n'e  been  ;1  uumbcr 
of  inquiries  from  our siste r  colleg-es 
con ce rning:  accommod a tions  for  vis· 
itors,  :lnd  ind ie:ltions  ilre  that  each 
wil!  scn d  good  llele)::":\ti olls.  Then' 
will  perhaps  he:!oo  ~'isitors  at  that 
tim~·. 

Spct'i:ll  musi.:  is  being  pn:pnred, 

:md  w ill  bc  of the  best. 

THE  NEW  ENGLAND  ALUMNI 
REUNION . 

:'\0  other 

The sixth  anllliul  lIIedillg'  of  the 
Xc\\'  Engl:uHI 
:-'1.  A.  C.  Ailltnili 
• \SSQCi:ll ioll  took  pla.:e  a t  the  Helle· 
.:'Ii:Jrch 
\'uc  1I0td,  ill  Boston.  on 
b. 
:llul1111i  assoeiatioll 
draws  its  membership  from  such 
witldy  distributed  POilllS  as  docs 
this  .'iew  EIlg'IHllll  g'athcring, sinec 
not  o!lly  is  Bostoll  ami  .:'Ibssachu· 
setts  called  upon,  hut  COlllle(·ticut , 
:\:~·w  Yo r k, 
Rh o<h: 
and 
:1 11  tl 
also 
so'nclimes  even  ~1:tille  :lml 
:\:{'w 
H ampshire  ha\'e  contrihuted  rl·pre· 
. sentatives. 
i\:o  small  amoullt  o f 
COlllIl!cndatioll  is  due  these  faithful 
Jllunmi  membc r s 
that  ther  should 
put  themsekes  10  so  much  l·ffort  in 
heh:t1£  of  their  alm:l  mater. 

Island 
furnish 

member;;, 

\\,:IS 

a! r ell.l) 

. \ 0  :Idmirahle  ba n quet  suppl ied 
both  /.eSI  aild  \'O!l1l11e  to  the  g-ood 
humor  which 
so 
pre\'alt,ll  thro ug'hout the  cOlllpall}', 
'illd  suitably  preparell  tbe  way  for 
t he  dcliberuti\'C  p:LrL  of t he  IIlcctiu:,{, 
which  followed .  Pre",idellt  Butter· 
field  asked  that  new  officer s  fo r  t hl' 
associ,ltion  be  cle(,;1ed  for  the  ensu 
ing  year, lind  :-'1 r.  C. :\1 .  \\' ee(l,  ':::;3, 
as  president,  and  .\Jr.  G lenn  Se\'ey, 
'03, :IS secr etary·treasurer,  were  th.! 
lue k\'  choices.  Sel'crnl  r esolutions 
wer~  p resented  wi th  regard  to  the 
college,  for  t he p urposc o f ascertain· 
ing  the  \·iews  and  wishes  of  the 
asscmblllgc,  Two  o f these, at  I("ast, 
werc  empll:ltically  timely,  and  arc 
dese r ving of  mention  at  t h is  pl llce . 
Firs t,  the  old :College  Hall  shou ld 
be  preserved .  T bis  resolu t ion  W:lS 
l'ndorsed  witho ut dissenting  vote  o r 
w o rd .  Sccond,  that 
the  !lame  of 
the  college  s hould  be  changed ,  in 
h:l r mony  with  the  wishes  o f  Ihe 
H er e 
M . 
there  was  no  such  unanimit y  of 
opinion  as  was  shown  with  r eg-art! 
Seve rlll 
first  proposal. 
to 

partisans . 

S .  C , 

the 

strongly condemncd  :I  ch:lnge  in the 
n ,lI11e,  a nd  others  w e re  equ a lly  COll· 
vinccd  of  the  propriety  of  s u ch a c 
tion. 
In  t he end, the r esolution  was 
\'o tell  upon  f,n-orably. 

histo ry  o f 

fo r thcoming-

T he  I'isiting  represcnt;ltivc  from 
The  collcge,  Prof.  Heflrick, now  d is · 
cussed  some of  the  subjects of  cur 
r ent  illicrest  lit  t he  alma  m ate r,  :lm\ 
Dr.  13eal  presented some to p ics from 
the 
the 
.:'11.  A.  C.,  which  he  is  preparing . 
: \  brge  numher  o f 
t hose  presen t 
were  at  t his  tillle  c:l!led  upon  by the 
presiding of ticer,  <l nd  some  re ry  in· 
teresting 
followed . 
discussions 
Since  te;1chin)::"  and  jou r n:llism  :lre 
the 
two  p "edomin :l\in g  vocations 
which  h:lI'e  callnl  11 .  A.  C. gradu  
ates  il110  the  CHSt,  the  theme  which 
was  uppermost  in  the  :ld{lresscs  o f 
perTained  c' ear ly  to 
the  evenillX-
nHl tters  o f  :Igrictlhural  education, 
ami  no  litde  divergt.: ncc  of  views 
upon  this question  foum\ exprcssion. 
Hcforl'  adj0I1(I1I11enl,  the  :Itlemion 
to  the 
of  the  nH:din~ was  called 
f:ll't  that lin  oltl  g:radU:lh:  and  :In  el1-
Ihusi:lstie memher of  the  Xew  Eng. 
!:tnd  ~Iulllni  as~ocialioll, .:'I[r.  A,  B. 
Pecbles,  ' i ,s,  was  se ri ously  ill  in  a 
Bostun  hospital, :l11l1  resolutions  of 
syrnpathy  were  a,}o1'led  :Iud  trans· 
mitle(1  to  .:'II r.  Pt.:ehles. 

The  following'  were :llllOllg:  those 

who :1tIendeil  the  reunion ; 

P rof.  L.  .\.  Clin ton,  wife 

find 
d:mghTer,  of  Storr s,  Ct.;  F.  C. 
Kenlll'\', of  "\ mherst,  .:'Ilass.;  H. C . 
Ilit'b, 'of  Amherst;  Ie  1<..  Lvoll, 
of  F1.  T ern',  !';.  Y.;  II.  J..:" .  P ;l\ri. 
arclH·.  of  f~oston,  .:'IllIss.;  \\'.  D. 
IIurll,  of  Amherst;  \\' m.  F .  Uhl, 
of  Boston j  .\.  T. Ste\'ens  and wife, 
01  Storrs,  Ct.:  Dr.  ll ow:lnl  Ed· 
wanls,  of  Kil1)!ston,  R.  \.:  R:I)' 
Starlll:tnl  B:lker  :lIld  wifc.  of  Am· 
he rST;  .Kellyon  L.  H Ullerti~'ld  and 
wife.  of  Amh e rst ;  C.  ~L \\'cell, of 
L owcll:  ;\Irs.  C.  P.  R eynolds,  of 
Springficl,l:  Dr.  BeaL of  . \  mhcrst : 
Glenn  C .  Sc\ey,  of  Springfield, 
~b~;; ..  anti  BJanll  Ellwards. of  1305· 
1011.  :-.!:tss. 

PRES,  KrNG  AT  PEOPLE'S 
CHURCH, 

..:6. 

P rcsident 

The  clo;;ing  se~s i on  o f  the  3311 
:ml1l1al  !l){:cling o f the Lansing Can· 
g r eg:ltion,d  Associlltion  was  Iu-IJ  ill 
lhe  P eople's  Church,  Tu esday, 
:'Ilarch 
H c nry 
Churchill  King, of  Oberlin  College, 
g:n-e  ;HI  address ;11  4 :30 on  that  day 
Oil  thc  subjcct, "T h(' .:'I l or:,1  amI  Re· 
li,,:-iolls  Challenge  of  Ou r  T imes." 
The ulld re5s  was  o f  in tense  interest 
10  evt:ry  Ollt·  pres e nt,  as  in  it  the 
speaker anal~'zcd  thc  ex terna l  feat· 
u r es  of  the  present  time,  an d  th e 
moral  and  religious  influence  upon 
sflme.  T he  wonderful  progress  of 
the age, ma n's  power o,'e r  the forct:s 
of  nature,  the  increasing  we:l]th  o f 
the  nation,  t he  ex te n s iOIl  of  econ· 
o mic  fo rces,  and  th ~  mingling  o f 
r aces  were  subjects  for  dis cussion, 
and  presidcnt  K iug  handled  these 
important  questio ns  wi th  a n  ease 
and  earnestness  which  impressed 
everyone prese nt.  A  luncheon was 
sen'ed  for the attendin g  delegates  at 
the  close  o f  this  se ssion. 

BASEBALL. 

A  mostattr:lcti\'c prog r am of base· 
:-'1 r. 
ball  h as  been  outlined  by 
M ac kl in  for  our spring  lenn.  T he 
schedule 
includes  s ixteen  games, 
ten  of which  nrc  10  be player! 011  the 
home grounds.  As  has becll stakd, 
lhe  wea t her  cozl{litiolls  ha\'('  hcen 
most  Imful'onlhlc  for  the  prepar.1· 
lion  of  the  spring:  wor k ,  :HHt 
the 
TealZl  must enler The  fielll  with  \'cry 
little  praclil-e. 

T he r e is, howe\'er, :'l  stron g nucle:· 
OilS  from  last  vcar's  squad  :lround 
which  to  forrll' ou r  191~  !cam,  amI 
the  ncw  mcn  arc  show ing  lip  I'ery 
well  indeed.  Cap.  [I arrcy  :md  his 
men  will  ~et down  to  r{'al  practice 
at  Ihe  earliest  possiblc  moment,  and 
the  h1c:,chcrs  will  be  expected  to  do 
their  shar e. 

The  only  dl:lII),!"es  m:lde  in  l he 
schCllnlc,  :IS  first  arrangclI,  is  the 
dropping'  o f  the  g:trlle  frolli  . \pril 
;! 3,  :lml  ch:lr1~illg-
the  Ypsi  game 
from  April::7  10./1111("  S. 

The  pro){ r:llll  is  :IS  follows: 

April  13-01 i\' c!,  :11  Olil'ct. 

19 - Ohio Sta te . at .:'II.  .\. C. 
~O-C:ISC, at  :-'1.  A.  C. 
26-\'·l·.stern  R(·st:r\·e,  ;It  :-'1. 

" 
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:'lIar 
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" 
June ,. 

A.  C. 

I-Ohio  \\"esk'rall_  :l1 

\1. 

:\1.  A.  C . 

A.  C. 
·I-:'I lkhig:lIl.  at 
IO-~\' ra cuse,:H  :-'1.  A .  C. 
I  I -A'lllla,  at  ~1.  A.  C. 
16- \\-ah:lsh,:11  :-'1.  A.  C. 
l,s-Michi)::":tn, :11  . \rm Ar hor. 
:~-Ohio  \\'eSlel'all.:1I  Del· 
awnre,  Oilio. 

!3-\\'estc r n  Rcsen'e, 
Cle\·el;lnd . 
2S-.\ lm:l.:lt  Allll:l. 
30 -

:\1 ichigan, at  Ann Arllor. 

:It 

(-Olin·t, at  ;\1.  A.  C. 
,s-Ypsil:tnti, :It  :-'1.  .\.  C. 

AGRICULTURAL  TEACH ERS ' 
MEET, 

T he  annual  mee ting o f  the  ~[i e h· 
i):!;m  Society  for  lhc  Promot ion  of 
Ag ri c ultural  Te:u.;hi!l~  will  bL'  held 
in  Ihe :\g r iculttlr:11  Hui ldin):!"  Frilla:; 
c\'clling  and  Satu rday 
forenoon, 
.-\ pril  [9  alld  :!o. 

The  followit1~  pro~r;lm  will  be 

c:l rr ied  O\lt  ; 

FJUOA Y  EVESISO.  7.30. 

I'rl'si'ient  J .  L . Snyder, 
Address. 
Deau  R.  S.  Sha". 
Ad dr~, 
Add reSii. 
B on.  L.  L.  Wright.. 
" \V hat CRn  We  Do to Promote  Agricul. 

tllral Teaching in  t he  State~" 

Alex  McViLle.  SI.  Johns. 
Discussion .  Sup't  E.  C.  Warrine r. Sagi· 

naw. 

SATURDAY.  1111..  m. 

" Tile  Proper  Scope  of  High  School 
Botaoy,"  A. J .  Butchill!:l.  St.  Louis. 
Digeus.~ion ,  Sup't S.  J . Gier.  Uillsdale. 
.. The Use  of  Land  in  <':o nneet ion  with 

Righ School  Agrillulture." 

J.  W.  Chapin.  No.  Adll.m~ 
Dilleu$ iou.  C. S.  Langdon.  Waten· l ie ~. 
" Is  the F ou r  Un it Course in  ,\ gr iculture 
Del!irn.ble 1"  C.  L.  NlIl!h,  Union  City. 
Discussio n.  Sup't J .  D.  La Rue .  .i'iorth· 

ville. 
President. n.  A.  Turner,  Hillsdale. 
Secretary,  C.  L.  Nash,  Un ion  Cit,.. 

ALUMNI] 
= 

'6 t. 

.'\ Ibert  Fuller ~\ l!l·n, uf  \' inc\allll, 
KilnS:ls.  Ii  nlemi..{·r  of  the first  ).:'r:ld. 
u:lting  class,  aliI]  the  Ollil-Sl  lidng 
li e 
g radU:lte, has hee n  he:tnl  f ronl. 
wriles  to  acknowlellg,-·  .thl·  receipt 
o f  the  ;llumni  catalo!;,  ill  which  he 
W:lS  gre:tlk  inle rested,  awJ 
trusts 
that  the  c~lh:ge  will  continue  10 
li e 
publish  Ihese e\'cr r  tell  "ears. 
also  requests  u.s  to 'sentl  'him  a  copy 
e\'crr  timc  they  :He  puhlished  :IS 
long  :lS  hc  lives, 
:-' I r.  A llen,  who 
is  a  prominent  farmer  ncar  "ine· 
1:lnti,  was  75  year"  old  1111  Dec.  ~7. 

'Of. 

:-'Ir.  :lIld 

:\lrs.  j:llll!.'!>  \\'illis  all · 
nounce  Ihe  marring-c of  their (bugh. 
I,'r,  Es"ie, to  Prof.  Charll'';  :'.J..:Cue, 
on  \\'e,lnesllay,  :-'I:rn: h  ~'i,:lt  :'\'ew. 
:-'[cCue 
a rk,  Del. 
will  he  at  hume  after  April 
::0  at 
151  Del:1warl'  .\~·c.,  :\:ewark. 

:-'Jr.  and 

.:'Ilrs. 

'o~. 

.:'Ilr.  ami 

:-'Irs.  Geor);e 

:\:.  C:lr 
dozo.  o f  Big'  Timher,  :'.1011t., 
:III· 
110UIlCC'  the  birth  of  a  rL1ug'hle r,  on 
.:'I1:lrch  25. 
.:'Ilro;.  Cardozo  was 
formerl),  Ilarrict  F:lrr:ltId,  ,I  gr:l{lu. 
atc  o f  '02. 

:'I l r.  <!Il[l 

D.  S.  Uu llock  has  rc"i:;:ned  his 
pus it ion  at  Tt.:mllco,  Cbili,  H~  mis· 
siullar~  inslrut.:lor in ag-riculturt:, and 
will  leavc tlwt ('OUlltr),  for the :-<t;Hes 
:'Ilrs.  Bul 
e;lrly  il)  April. 
lock  \\ill  ('onK  by  lIay  of  I':rn,!ma, 
:lnd  will  pro\'ahl.\  call  <J11  " oJ]e),!e 
f r il'nds  5o'lIlle  timc  in  ,\I:n·. 
:-'Ir.  I:;' 
h:ls  heen  doing'  c(,nsi,!crahle  colil-ct 
flew 
i'I~,  .11 ](1  will  hale 
"p~·l· ie!'  of  S .. \. I'irds  to  :,,1.1  10  his 
al r eady 
in  our 
museum.  Aftcr rl':lching' :-'Ikhig:;m, 
his 
i\ddr~'sti  will  he 
Lalk·er.  R.  D.  5 . 

lcmporary 

collc{'tion 

sCl'eral 

largoe 

'0<), 

A  d:lughter,  l'h\'lli~  Calc~1:1.  \\lIS 
horn  to  :-'Ir.  :lIld  :-.ir".  [.  B .  lIulelt, 
:It  130  E.  Ek-:l1lOr  SI"  l~hilaflclphia, 
.:'Ilr. 
P :I.,Oll  Thurst!;II',  ~Llrch 21 . 
lIulcl1,  who  g r'!IfII1:tted  with 
the 
el;lss  o f  'O<},  is  dlemist  with  Juhn 
T.  Lewi;;  ,\:  Bros.  Co ..  in  the  above 
cit\'. 

R .  ~\' .  T:lylor  \\'rit~s  from  Og. 
den,  LI:lh,  that  he  expects  10  lea'· ... , 
April  15,  for 
;..'ev:llia  City,  elllif., 
to  do  rcconlloiS:lIlee  wo r k  on  T ahoe 
:"Jlllional  Forest. 
reeeh' ed  a 
cal!  from  Shirl~y. 'oS, rt'cemly,  who 
waS  on  his  way  to  :'Il onlan;l,  where 
he  is to  be  engag-cd  it!  ho r ticullu r:ll 
work  fo r  the state. 

lie 

'10. 

\\'.  C.  Sprau is  Icllching  :Ig r icul. 
the  h ig h  school  at  .Ada, 
ture  i n 
' ·linn.,  th is  ye:tr,  :mtl 
is  meeting 
with  s plendid  success.  He  is  put. 
t ing 
in  long  hours,  :mt!  working 
ha rd. 

John  A.  Smilh,  assist:tnt  to  e n. 
tomologist  aT  H a rri sbu rg,  P :l.,  is 
inspecting  imported  Ilurser y  stoc k 
at  Philadelphia,  and  will  be  in  th at 
city  for scve ral  weeks.  His  address 
is  ca re  of  Windsor  H otel. 

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AddreN all  ~"'~edI>Uo"l lInd  ad,-erU.m g 
Dlatter to  til ..  )1.  A  O.  111':('011 1>.  ~;'lat  u.n_ 
, 'uII" . 
l l !l::h.  An,'r("~  all  COnlrlbutl(l"~  to 
t be  ""  .. n .. ~nll ~:dHQ" 

R" m 'l  by  P.  O.  ~'O"l'J'  Ord"r,  PrAtt  Or 

R e ll \~t,;rt<l  1 .... '1 .... 

]10 nnt 8 ~"d 6wmlh. 

Bu~ln\l~ 1  Onl<'~  with  1"''''rl'Il<'~  '"  V'u, 
B l1l"{;n  Prlnll n il  VO •.  ~hI~l~ (,Nln<l A  " C.  :>On .. 
r ... 110'1l1l".  )Ileh. 

TUESDAY,  APRIL  2,  1912. 

= 

AN  E ~\STER CREED. 

I  tru st  in th e  li v ing  God, Father AI . 
mi g hty ,  j\l aker  o f  h('sven  .... nd  ea rth 
a nd  of a ll  things a nd creatures  visible 
anJ in vis ible. 
I tru s t  in  th e  kindness 
of  his  Illw  a.nd  the  goodness  of  His 
w ork . 
I will s lrlve  to  love  Him  and 
k eep his  IlIw  li nd  l ee His work while I 
live. 
I  trus t  in  the  noblen ess  of hu. 
man  n3Iure".  in the m ajes ty of  it.s  bc 
ul t ies.  the  fulness  of  its  m e rc y .  lind 
th e  JOy  of It s  lo ve.  And  I  will  s tri ve 
to  lo \'e  m y  n e ig h bo r  as  m yse lf.  and 
e\' en  when  I C3nnOl  will aClns  if I  did. 
I  will  nOI  kill o r  hurt an y  Ih'ing  crea  
ture  needl essly ,  n or  des t.roy  an y 
beautiful  thin l:, but ""ilI  s trh'e  10 save 
nnd co mfort 311  ge ntle  life  3nll gU3 rd 
and  pe rfect  all  nlUur31  be3 ut y  on 
earth. 
I  will  stri ve  t o  raise  my own 
body and  so ul dally into  a ll  the hi g her 
powt:rs  of duty a nd  happiness ,  not  in 
ril'alship  o r  contention  with  othe rs, 
b u t  for  the he lp ,  deli g ht and  ho nor of 
others 3nd for  th e Joy a nd pe3ce of my 
ow n  life, 

JOHN  RU SK I N, 

A );"D  1I0W  fu r  the ho me  s tretch, 

knl'e  us,  hUI  we  C31l 

O Ll>  winter  has  'xC II  10!lth  to 

the 
more !lppn'ci:lte  the  spril1:;::  when  il 
co nil'S,  After all,  Ihe  weathe r llon't 
COUlit much, :,cconling 10 the Iloosie r 
poet: 
'·\\'h:tle\er  Ihe  w(':Hhe r  mill'  Iw, " 

, 
S:l\'S  he 

. 

"  " -IHll e\'e r  the  we;llher  IlIH \"  I'e." 
"It's the son)!s yc sin:.:- :tlllllhc'smiles 

ve  w car 

"Th~n's  tHnakillg 

the 

",ullshine 

everywhl' re ," 

s prmg 

heg inn ing  of  Ihe 
' l l l TI[ . rhe 
V \ 
Ih('  newly 
terlll, 
Ihe  JI(>lcad 
elccted  otliee rs 
Oil 
assume  thcir  dUlies  for  the  coming 
ye;lr. 

i 

Ellitor  \' erne  Bnlllch  ;Iud  Uusi· 
ness  !\!anm!er  I I.  I I.  Copl:tn  han,' 
complcto.:d 
tlwir  year 's  work,  :md 
both  :I ro.;  to  b~'  cOllgr:tlul:lled  u pon 
thc  r",sllh~,  There  arc  many vex ing 
ami  t n ' illi{  prohlelllll  in  connection 
with  tile  puhlication  of  :lny  paper, 
this  tr ue  with  a 
and  especi:lll~' 
student  p uhlic:ltioll. 
T hese  proh. 
Icms  h:l\e  come  to  ~Ir.  Branch  iu 
full  measure. :md  \"el  he has h:uul1ed 
c\'e ry  det:lil  uf  Ih~ work  ..... ith  such 
painstaking  a lld  e!!rcf ul  considera· 
Ijon  thaI 
:It 
present s~'colHl  10  nOlle  in  the  lIlale. 
Cllller  the  dlicic nl  business  1Il:t1]. 
:lgemellt  o f  Mr.  Cophlll.  the  p:'lpcr 
has  bl'cn  piliced  on  n  hl'tter  fin:mcial 
b asis  th:tn  evcr  befo re, :rn d  the  p ros· 
pects  Hre  \'ery  brigh t  for t he  com i!lg 
year. 

the  stullenl  p:lpcr  ill 

\\' ith  these  points 

in  dew,  t he 
new  s taff  begins 
its  work.  M r. 
Kl inger brings to  h is  office  cOlls id· 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

cr:lble  experience along  the  line  of 
pu blication  work,  in  which  he  ha 
be~'n "ery successful.  1\lr. Gr;lIlger, 
as  b usiness  lIIanager,  will  succeed 
without question  of do ubt. if \\ e  can 
bank  Oil  his  p3s1  efforts :llong  this 
that  e\'en' 
lin(·. 
studellt  \\ ill  rail\"  !!rmulli  the  lie';'" 
st;lff,  alld  ;:i\'c  -them  Ihe  s upport 
necessary  10  mak~ thci r  wo r k  plc;'s 
ani  ;Uld  s u C"\:e.s~hll. 

\ Ve  fe('1  cert:lin 

A  RULING  OF  THE  BOARD 
W ITH  REGARD  TO  SOCI 
ETY  HOUSES. 

Th ... r~  h:l\e  lJcc U  fr~'qucllt  Tl' 
ques t:;  of  laiC  for  info rm ation  con· 
c~' rl1in'i!  Ih"  ;IIlitutie  o f  Ihe  St:!\l' 
n,)ard  of .:\~rkillture willI rdl're nl'e 
II)  the  l'rcl'!iOtl  ,)f  ,;oekty  hOIl~{·~. 

it 

It  will  he  remcml .... ·red  tlwt  in 
1909  thc  H uar,l  made 
\er.1 
IhuroLl;.{h  in,'~·sli;.!:l lioll  of this  '1IIcs, 
UOtl.  As:\  fl'suh  Clf  Ihi",  ittle~ti~a· 
liun .  the  Boa r.1 passed  certil!u  re<;u· 
IlIlioll5,  \, hieh 
:lr"  1[ 1I 0 1~·d  lIc1ol\. 
The  full  repprt  \.If  thi$  inn.:;'li:,!:nion 
\\illllC"  h,Ulld  ill  t he  190<")  report  of 
tbe  ~cc rt"t :ln  uf  the  ~I:tlc  Board  of 
.\ :,! ricullur .. : 
l.ast  fall. 

:1  Soc!el\  w hh.:h  h:ltl 
lived  off  Ihc J.iruund~  for  SOllll'  liuw 
in 
11 
renteu  ql1arter",  pun:h :lscd 
hOIl~e  011  a  l·ontrac t.  Thi~  IIwller 
W:l~ brou)::,ht  to  the  a1tentiOIl  of  the 
BO;]f(I,  and 
at·tion 
takclI,  under  \Iate  uf 
,\U!-,U SI  16. 
191  I.  From Ihis  :Iclioll, the :Ittitude 
o f  thc  Board  U"l:l\  he  llnd cr~100d. 
_\llhc  Illl"eling"  !I,'which  thi :.  Hetion 
W:I£  taken,  the  1\\"0  !IeI\'  !lwlllhers 
whOse  sl'rv;ces 
I 
\\'~'re  pre5en l, :llthough  not  utli ri":t1!y 
mClllhers  of the Board.  T he  ;Ietiull 
is  as  follows: 
"[II  accord 

the  expressed 
sent iment  of  bel weell  ei;.:-hty 
:111(1 
ninety  per cent, o f  Ihe :IIUnllli  h .... ar\1 
from, 

fo ll o l\ ill'g 

I:HlII:If\ 

he;.!":111 

\\'ilh 

t h(' 

"//c  it  R .:sv/;·/'</,  That it  shall  he 
Ihe  policy  of  this  institution  to  fos · 
tcr  the  do r mitory Systenl  of  hOlls, 
ing stuuents, and  that  e fforts will  be 
made.  10  incre:lse,:ls  rap idly  :I!J  pos· 
sihle,  do rrnitof\'  accollllllocl .. lions. 
eatin~ halls,  and  (jll:lrters  for  social 
purposes. 

th:lt 

<·Rc.;o/:·l"cI,  Fu r ther, 

Ihis' 
hoa rd  sha]!  not  gi\"e  itll  consc lll  10 
Iht  tre('tiOn  of  lIocict\"  hous(:S  for 
li\'in~  pu r poses,  but il  shall  t llrOllr· 
:lgc  the  e rection  o f  houses  b,l"  our 
likrary  societies  for  lite rary  allli  so· 
dal  purposes.  it  hei ng-
tIIH!er ~lood 
Ih;l\  s m: h  hOUseS sh:11I  eonl:lin  rooms 
fur alumni  !l nd  care  (:<kl·rs. 

··The huilding  alre:luy  en.~ct~·,1  off 
Ihe  g-roullds  with  the  consent  :tnt! 
ul\(!cr  Ihe  coml iliu!ls  laid  llown  by 
the  hO:l rd,  shall  not  be distllrhl'll  ill 
Ihe  enjoymenl  of  the  p r iv ilc.;.:es  al. 
read y  gran le'l,  The olher  societieS 
li\'ing- off 
ill  rented 
the  ;:roullt!5 
qu arlers  shall  he expected  to occup~ 
:Igaill  rooms  011  the  ca mpus  when 
slH:h  roollls  :Ire  properly  p rovi\lell. 
,. \\'e cOllcd"e it  to  be  the d ut~  o f 
a  Board  placed  in  char).!e  of  all  in 
stilution  maintained  hy  t:u::ttionto 
keep  sitch  ,Ill 
insti tu tion  as  far  as 
possible  within  the  reach'  of  Ihe 
:\Vl'rage  Stud('ll!. 
T ht'rl'forc  we 
:lIlopt  this  policy, ;md  trU~l  it  Ill:t}" 
hav('  the ap pro\,!11  of t he :tlu mni and 
otlll" r  friends  of  the  institu tion 
to 
the  end  lh a t  the  Ilcmocriltie  spirit 
which  has  char:lcterized  the  l'olle ge 
in  Ihe  past  11m}'  be:  mninlained,  :lI1d 
inSli · 
that it  may  continue  to  he  :111 
tUlio n  w here l he  sons  a nd <Iaug-h ters 
o f  all  cili;:ells,  w ithout  dislinc tion, 
may  secu re  an  educa tio n  wh ich  will 

fit  Ihem  for  the  practical  duti~s  of 
life,"  all\l 

,.  " ·herro.'. the  I Iesperian Societ r 
is  reported  to  ha\-e  purch:lsed  R 
house  outsitle  the  ;;ronnds  of  Ihe 
~Iichiga/}  ,\~ricuhural  Colle}!e.  to 
be  used  as  livillg  qua rters  for  that 
SOClel\', 

"  illfl'ej'orc  be  it  R oo/:'cd,  That 
\\e cOllsil\c r  Ihl:  "etioll  of  Ihe  li es· 
ptri:lIl  S ociety  in  p\lrch:l sill~ ;\  soci, 
ety  house  fo r  li l'ing:  purposes  Ollt· 
side  the  grounds  of  the  :-'1 iehi;..:an 
A).!" ricultural  Colleg:e  !IS  a  do1:ttion 
of  the  fur('g oi n:,:- resol ution, :tnd  said 
SOei(;l."  ill  wHrned  against '::olllilluing 
it s  a fores:lid  projecl .  and  is  he rehy 
Il olillcd  that  if  it  procecds  wi t h  t he: 
sa lllC,  il  milS!  ahandon  ~:lid  house 
wItelle\'Cl"  l'OOIll;;  o n  th..:  Ctln)pII "  ar~' 
prol·i(k·d.  ~Jr  \I henc' ~'r  o rd"rt',1 
to 
du  so hy  this  Bo:m!''' 

DR .  WILEY'S SUCCESSOR. 

T Ill'  nJ;Ill\'  iriclld ...  o f  R.  J:.  1)00-
liltk, '9<1,  no  douht  tli lder"t!!lId  Iha t 

:IS  Dr. 

\\'ile\,'s 

he  is  Olle  of  til"  men  1<.'  h~·  nll'n, 
lionel! 
;;Il.:~'~· ~sor, 
The otlu.:r  IWO  :Ire  \\'-.  O.  Big-doli . 
for  IIl:my  years assist am dlid of til\." 
Burenu  of  CIWllli"lrv.  nud  Dr.  I.  :-:, 
:\/ildlcll,  of  lhe  D:1i r.r  :tuII 
i'-nud 
iltlreall  o f  :'.lilllle501:1. 

:-'1 r.  J)o\llillic  has  had  the s trong 
l'ndorse mcnt  of  Ihe  :\lidli:;:1I1  dcl(', 
g~ltioil,  hesi,k'  bei rlg  e lHlorscd  b\· 
m:lIl\"  of Illl' dairr nnd  food  l·o mmis· 
sioners  of  thc  CO ulltry,  wilh  whol1l 
he  hall  b:ld  IIl1.lr<.·  or 1"55  intim!llc :H'" 
'luai lllalll'l'  dllri!l;,!  his  c<>lllleelio11 
\I ith  tIll'  Division  u f  FocIII 
in  Ihc 
Bure:nt  of  Chcmistn·. 

I nlmedi:ttc1 I '  :l ft ~' r ~ r :lduation wit h 
the  d:lss  of  '96,  ~Ir.  Doolittle  ~'n' 
ler"d  the  l:thoratun'  of  thc  :\Iichi · 
~; 1 1l  I) .. irv  imd  F OotI  Commissio n, 
:II  Lansirlg",  as  :lssislanl 
.... hemiSt. 
l i e  I:tt~'r  hecame  chief  :mall'st,  hut 
resi}!"ned  t his  position  10  accept  :1 
position  with  thc  ]Jure:!u  o f  Chem· 
istry,  Di l'isio n  of  Food  IllSpcction, 
w ith  ollices  in  ::'\(,W  York  Cil\'. 
H is  speci;tlity  \\"!lS  the insptx·tion  of 
fOOl.ls  importell  f rOIll  foreign  bnds, 
:11111  requirt'd  n  force  of  30  chemists 
to earn  o n  the  wo r k .  Jh ·  was  re· 
qui rcd;in  conn('<.;tiOil  w ith  his  wo r k, 
to  "isil  all  the  ports  o f  e\lln, and 
p~ss upon  1ll:1Il.\  rather  pc r piesing 
p rohlelns. 

li pon  the  re.organization  of  the 
onieial  food  hoa rd,  at  " 'ashington, 
:\Ir.  Doolittle  " -;IS  seit'dcd  hy  Dr. 
" ' iley  10  t:lke Ihe place  mllde  "!lcHnt 
by  the  resignation  of Solicitor  ;\[ 1." 
Cahe, 
:-;incc  Or.  \\' iley 's  n.:sij.!;Il:t 
tiOIl,  he  h:ls  heen  made  acting  chid 
o f  the  Bure:IU  of  Chemisln·. 
li e  is 
a  m:m  well  quali ticd  fo r 'lhe  im · 
portHllt  o tlice,  and  his  fri(,lIIl s  arc 
:lIIxiou:I  to  do  wha t 
lO 
make  his  prelll·1!t  position  :1  p.:rllla 
nC!lt  one, 

the\"  ca ll 

On  :\IOIIll:ly  c\'ening  Ihe  me n'!! 
das  of  the  P eople's  chu rch  kept 
op~'n  house  to  receil't':  the  ckc tio ll 
rdurns,  Special :trrangClllents  " '('rc 
m:ld('  with  the  Idcphone  comp:my 
for  all  Ihe  new:.  "hicb  was  tele, 
phonell  10  the  ehurl'h, and  10  no 
Olhcr place  in  the  cOllununit\".  T he 
bulleti n 
:U1 noullced  "Sonll"  lllusi ..... 
SOllle  tal k,  something  to  cal , :'Otllc· 
thin:;:- appropri:1te  to  drink .  no  fo r· 
1lIlIIil)',  and  a  mi}!"hty 
time. 
Eve rybody  is  inviled  10  gct  around 
:Ibout  7 :30  o r  11  C]U:lrltr  to  eight." 
T his  oppo rlunity  10  gel  the  ret unlS 
first  hand  wall  ce rtainl y  :tppreciated 
by  eve ryo ne  present,:ts  all  were 
particulnrl y  interesled  in  the  ]oc:,1 
o ptio n  vo te. 

;..(ood 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS . 

I ng hiun  Co.  wem  wet,  but  East 
for  local 
'91  VOIC;! 

L llnsi u,g"  C:tSI 
optioll  agninst  33  for  whiske~" 

A  daughte r  W:lS  horn  1(1  :\ Ir.  :lIld 
)'1r",.  Ray  SmAIl.:H  III  Bin)!ham 
St.,  LUII§in,g-.  on  Friu:]), .  .\\:trch  ~9. 

lIarp.:r,  who  has 
:\Ii ss  Luella 
heel!  employed 
S~· c .  Brow!!'s 
in 
ollicc  the  paSt  winter, left  this  week 
for  her home  ill  SI.  LUllis,  :\10. 

" ' .  H..  11 01111\'5,  for~'m:tll  f)f  Oll r 
fo!";.!e  shop.  !I:IS  heel!  seriouslr  ill  at 
his  ho m I.'  \Hl  UiIl).!"h;1I11  street,  La n· 
Sill)!,  hili  is  reported Sume  hetler. 

l 

Sixteen mC11  11~\e !'l'ell  J.,~'Pt  hilS), 
hy  our d:tir,1  Ikp,trtltletH  durin.>!  the 
paSI 
:Id · 
,·:llIc ... .t  l'~'gi s! r ~  at  I :lfiuu",  poinb in 
the state. 

few  IIee\';",.  te~till ;.! 

fo r 

Deall  L\" II\:III .  uf  our  \ ·ct ~r in:J. f\· 
D Cp:1 1"1I1Ie,; " 
;I!ld  F"o re m :tll  n!lri~, 
of  Ihe  Il o rt.  Ul'p:Ir1 lllent,  \'('fI':  in 
Chi~·;I;.:"n  la~t  \led •.  whtre the~  pllr 
tillc  pitir  uf  horses  to 
eh:t~l'd  :t 
re place  thl'  .,Id  h rl)wns  which  \lere 
sold n·~·entl.\ . 

.\ 

\ery 

' \ Ilril  Fool 
l· nj ().,!\hl~· 
p;l r l\  ";IS  hclt!  in  till"  :\ "ri" uitu r;11 
Uuil~lillJ.!"  T hm·ed:t."  el ~'lIi~g-,  :\brch 
~ S .  for t he  !>cndit  ~'f  th\ .......  IIllu  re, 
111:lille<1 
\ :lC·aliulI.  T hl'  pro· 
)!r:11II  \\';\'" ill  , h llr:,::e  of :\1 es~r~. T n\" 
lor,  BO'·:I ~. and  C;d(lwc1L 

!II l'r 

-

t:lu;.!ht 

,;..1  is"  Dondero,  \\"ho 

tbe. 
prilllHry ).!r;r,k~ in  flllr public !>chools 
.\ear.  II;l S  cUlIlpll·tl'( !  h ... r  \\",}rk 
l :t ~ ' 
:r l  :'.[\.  !'le:I~:1!I1  fur  h"r  ~1:Itl"  eel'· 
tllle,Hc,  She  lI ill  h;\\e  ~·h"r;..(e  o f 
th c  Jlritll:tr~  :.:r:td ...  in  the  [iin ;:!" ham 
:';1.  l!Ichuol,  he;..( ill tlill~  \I ith  the  \\'ill' 
tcr tcrm. 

:\fr;;,  II.  P .  Ibker  (Flet:1  1':1l1· 
dork,  '01 )  ;wII  l'hild rell  ~':\I1C ct  50UII 
10  "tarl  fur  SI.  Croix  F :tlls,  \\'is .. 
fo r :l  shorl  St:I\,,,  :111\1  will  ,'i",il  rei:!· 
:'.1.  A.  C, ell' 
ti\es  :md  frie;lds  al 
rOUle, 
aS~lll1)eS  h is 
Ihk ... r 
I"ro f. 
,Iutie:>  :I"  head  tlf  th~'  forestry  de· 
partlllent  at  ~rr!! c u se  th is  month. 

The :lI1nu :\1  tllcctin~ I.f  the  Inter· 
na tional  ,\s:.Ol:i:llio n  o f  I IlSlruclOrs 
:md  In \"e5 t i~:1ll) rll  is  to  he  held  ~I\ 
:\1.  A. ( ·.Ihe eO 'l\i\l~ Slimmer, pnlb. 
ahl~  ill  June.  A  tiel:tilerl  prO"r:lnJ 
has  nOI 
:I S  y~'1  been  :lrrall).!ed,  hut 
till'  ]{~:!,;t) ltl)  \\ il l ;.!"il·e fu r ther nOlice 
\\ hen  SUdl  :J  prog-rlun  is  ;t\':lii:lbll'. 

Prof.  \\' 111,  L.  :\Ii;.:";..(e\t,  of  Ihe 
:Il  Ann 
,k-partZlll'11\ 
en~ inecrill;! 
Aroor,  \\ 110  spok(·  in  Lansillg"  Oil 
Frid:t,v  ... 1 cllin;.!".  wa;;!  the  K"esl,  on 
SalU rd,,\, of  I' rof .  Kun ~e, mill  afte:r 
11  dose  i~l s pel·tio ll  of ou r c(m rses  ami 
t'quip!IH . .'lIt,  es-pr('ss('d  himSelf 
;\S 
hoth  :>urprisc::d  ami  Ik-l iKIHe\!  with 
Ihe  sa m,', 

Pro f.  Ill·\lri ~ k  h:td  II  sho rr  \i~it 
\\ endell  P addQck,  of 
with  Prof. 
Ohiu  ~I:lte  L· nll·l·r,.itl, 
rl"cellll\· . 
a!ullea rllS  th;tt  the  OhIO  1"IO:lnl  h:1S 
.$;;0,000  Iloni· 
pronli~c,1  :I  ne\\" 
l'uhu r:11  buildilll; 
'Ihe  ne't  im, 
:IS 
prO\'elll;,:n l. 
:\Ir.  i'nddock .  \\ho  is 
1\  ~r:lll l1 ale o f  the  clnss  o f  '93.  is  the 
Ihe 
p ro f(!ssor  of  h O rti c \lllur~' 
:rhovc  init itution. 

in 

An  illu s lr ;lI~d lcclUrcon  :\Iech an 
ical  Tcchnology  W:lS  g-i\"l'n  hy  P ro f. 
\\'il1 iam  L.  ;\lig~ell. of  the  C !li 
vcrsit),  of  ~ l i chiJ.{;\n. in  the  I'ublic 
Li brary ,  Lansin;..;,oll  Friday  ~\'en · 
ing  o f  Illst  w ee k.  Som e  o f  the sub· 
jects  u",.Ier  discu~sion  we re; 
fn. 
P ro· 
dust ri:11  or 
:\lnlluf:rc turing 
cesses,  The 
:\Iac hine  Shop,  Th\! 
F oundry ,  and  T he  \\'orking  a nd 
Il e ati ng- Treatment  o f  Steel. 

I 
I 

The  M.  A .  C.  RECORD. 

.. 

, 

ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

OUR  FACILITIES  ARE  COMPl.ETE  FOR 

DESICNINe - ENCR AV INC - PRINTINe - alNDINe 

CLASS  PUBLICATION S  AN"  COLLECE  ANNUALS 

We  ca rry  everything'  on 
Announcements,  Programs, 

'he  ti ne  o f 
Invitations,  Etc. 

\Ve  spc..: ializc  on  individu al  orders  fo r 
embossed  o r  p ri nted 
fine  S t:ltioncry -

LANSING. 

-

MICHIGAN 

We  Leave  It  to  You~ 

wa nt  t o  :i:1\ . ...:  at 

le:lst  ten  dollars 
If  you 
on  YOllr  spring  sui t ,  :dl  YOll  h:1 n !  to  do 
\Vc  will  do  the 
is  le:l\'c  your  measure. 
fit  and  s;,nisfa ction  gfmrnllleed. 
rest -

Spring  line  of  ll cid  Caps  now  ready 

10'  "our 
.' 

insp":clion. 

Always  nnel  hue  thing s  at 

MIFFLIN'S 

"J\SSU~ED STYLES"  INDEED ! 

A fisiL  t o ou r  Wome n's  Department will  help you  to 8O[1"e  th6 1~ rl) lu . 

ing {J uestion-'V hat to  buy  I hi~ spring?  "'  Suit, or DreS:i.  or Cont-

The  Mark of  Quality ana  of  Fashion  plus 
Skill  stamps  each  of  our Garments  the  better  kina. 

Wmneu'jJ  teulpting  new  Spring  Suit~,  l:jilk  I\nd  Wool  Dresst'8.  Co.iatlo, 
Skins or  Waists.  Each dar fldds  Ill!!.ny fresh  bright  th ing ..  to our (.'(Illec. 
tio ll. 

E!l.rl~·  ~p ri ng buyen; always  lind  th~ best ll-"80rtme nL,. 
Our styles bear the desiravle  indi f j,l un lily  e \"~ry latly  want~ 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods CO. 

In  this Cit.'  oars is  the  Store  that  sells  WOOL TE .X 

I  Do  You  Want 

!':tir  Shear,; 
Knifl' 
Snfc!\'  Rawr-

,. ;Ill " u."  A UIO  ":trOI). 
~;,, · r . H ~ lI 'h "",]  ~;",l{'r. 
tv ·d,·~t rro'" 

I lone:>  and  ~trop:i 
s .. ws 
I(ummers 
II :lIchclS 
Chisels 
S ,'rcw  Dri\'t' fs 

[n  fact,  :H I~' lhing  you  need  ill 
ha rdw:lrc  rou  will/ind _  and 
at  prices  tv  suit -

at 

HERY  J\IND  Of 

FUR.NITUR.E 
-

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

-

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Des ks 

ALL  GOODS  DUIVERED  f KEE 

Mortons  HilrOwilr6  M. J. 8.  B. M.  BUGK 

• 

-. 

-~  ABOUT  THE  CAM P US  ~ 

~ 

Plan  NOW  to  attend  the  May 

Festiva.l,  Ma.y  24. 

A  bUllch  of  k<::}'s  h:IS  been  left  :\1 
If  you  <Ire  in 

the dairy  building. 
teres ted,  (':111. 

The  Farm C ro ps  D epartment  h:15 
purch:l.scd  a  new  Sttlndnrd  ,Sct..'tl 
T ester, and  also  a  num be r of (hssec 
ting  s('ts  for  work  in  hyb ridi zi ng. 

Quite a  numbe r  of  )1.  A.  C.  peo 
ple  appea r  on  the  p rogr:lms  of  the 
eighteenth  :lllilual  meeting  o f  th e 
i\I ichigan  AcO\d clll)'  of Science, held 
in  Ann  Arbor the  past week. 

The  annual  Tic-Oly mpic  pa rly 
was  held  in  t he  Masonic  Temple 
Friday  enning, J\Jarch  ~Z.  It  wa s 
one of  the  prettiest  parties  o f  the 
)'c:! r,  :ln d  a  large  num ber of  o ut o f· 
towo g uests  were preSent. 

T here  are  now  30  mem be rs 
in 
thc  "Pou ltry  School"  at  J:lck sOIl, 
:11\1.1  Mr.  Linton  reports  added  ell 
lit  each  meeting.  Th e 
th usiasm 
work  is  under  the  auspices  of  the 
Jackson  Y.  M.  C.  A ., and  consi s ts 
of a  series  of  lectures  and  de mon . 
strations by 1-l r.  Linton. 

There  has  just  been  iss ued,  by 
ou r  eltperiment  station,  :In  excellent 
bulletin  on  Tile:  Drainagoo:.  The 
various systems are  fully  cxpl:lined, 
kind  :m d  size of tile  needed  for  I·:U  
iou s  lands,  etc.,  as  well  li S  a  full  de 
scription.of  the various  instruments 
used  in  laying out  mains  :Iud  I:lte r 
als.  A  la rge  num ber  of  excd lent 
illustrations  are  presented, anti  add 
nl atc riall y  to  the  usefulness  o f  the 
publication.  The  work  is  that  of 
P ro f. J effery. 

Prof.  and  i\1 rs.  i\1 yers, s pellt  the 
past  week  lLt  the  professor's  former 
home,  Geneseo,  Ill. 

Fred  R idllell,  w ith  't~ ,  will  do 
testing  throughout thc  state  for  the 
colle!;;e  ,lairy  de partment during the 
spr ing and  summe r. 

:'\[ess rs. Taft,  l~i ck ford, lI art, and 
I lay s  we re  kepi  busy  du ring  ,·aca 
tion  week,  pnLning  the  coliel'C  o r 
chard  and  lop-working a  num ber of 
apple  t rees. 

O .  \\-.  Schleussll er  has completed 
his  work  for  g raduation,  alltl  h as 
acce pted  the  management of  a  l;lrge 
fruit and  truck  farm  near Caldwell, 
:s-. J.  T he  position  is  particu la rly 
:lcceptable  to  ).Ir.  S .,  as  it  is  qu ite 
nca r  his old  home  in  N ew  York. 

About  35  !lIen,  reprcscnting  the 
paid  Y.)'1.  C.  A. e mployes  of  the 
!State, held  :t  meet in g- ill  the  I'>eople's 
ch urch  on  \\tednt:sday  :lnd  Thu rs 
day  of  las t  week.  They  s pent  a 
short  time  Thursday  afternoon  in 
looking  th rough  our  bui ldings,  and 
nllLlLy  were great ly  s urprised  at  th e 
extent of  grounds and  equipment. 

A  number of the junior and sen ior 
H ort.  students  spent  tht·  ..-acaliol1  in 
a  practical :m d  profit;(ble way, prlln 
inKandspraying o rchards. C:l rmotly, 
Branch  and  Knowlton  wo rked 
on  the  large  orchards  of  Nazareth 
Academy,  at  KahulllLzOO;  Ed. 
Smith  :md  Tru ax 
lit  Paw  Paw ; 
Schuyle r  :Uld  G.  E.  Smith  at  LI 
porte,  lnt!.;  i\'l cClilltock,  Pickford 
i\Ja r!lhall;  F ields, 
11l1d  Sayre  at 
Grange r  and  Richardson  at  Grosse 
Isle ;  and  Carey  aud  C lothier  at 
North  A dams. 

T he  Delta  Club  was  clOSed  for 
the  weck  e nd,  bec;l\Lse  of  the  fact 
th at  so  ma ny  Illembers  w ere  :lWlIY 
for  the  vacation. 

Or. de  Zeeuw  has  purchasel]  a 
lot  in  the grove  011  north  P :lrk  St., 
:Lnd  will  I>cgi n  huild ing:  operatio ns 
as 50011  as  the  wcather  will  permit. 

E.  C.  Limlelll:lIl1l ,  "I,  o f  Th e 
Glealur,  and  J.  \\-.  C hapin ,  '10, 
te:lcher  o f  agricultu re  at 
:S- o rth 
A llams,  wcro:  among  ou r  college 
visitors  recently . 

Pres.  Snyder  ~Uld  Pres.  )'h:Xair, 
o f  H oughton,  met  w ith 
I~res. 
H utchins,  o f  the  St:lte  U ili ve rsity, 
at  Ann  Arbor,  Thursu:l Y  of  last 
wee k,  to dis<,;lIss  q ues tions  of inter 
est  in  connection  w ith  the  wo r k  of 
the  Ihree  institutions. 

in  Club  A .

The  Forestry  Club  held  :1 ve r~· 
the  close  o f 
enjoY:lhlc  banq uet  :It 
the  "inter  term 
• \ 
bounteous  di nller  WllS  served,  afte r 
which  sel·cr:l!  speeches  we re  Ill ade 
by  re presclltathes  of  th",  "arious 
classes,  ;tlld  also  by  members  of  the 
forcstry  teaching  force.  T h ... · <>CCil 
sion  was  II  thoroughly  cnjoyable 
one. 

D uring  the  P:lst  week, a  palleru 
10 ft  has  been  llrnl1lged  on  lhe  e:lS! 
side  of  the  m:lch inc  shop  g;tllery, 
which  wi ll  be  o f  grelH  co nn~ niell ce 
in  kee ping  track  of  this  phase  of 
the  work  ill  the wood  shop depa rt 
ment.  There  ha"e heell conSlruo.:h..'d 
seven  P:lyts,  or  standa rds,  wilh  fou r 
s heh·cs  to  each,  ami  one  section 
without shell·es  will  be  rcsen 'ed for 
the.  larger patterns.  T hese  sheh'CS 
w ill  be  di vided  ami  properly  \:\heled 
In  con 
with  num bers  and  letters. 
nection  wi th  this,  a  ca rd  inJelt  will 
be  ke pt, SO  th:Lt  ally  pattern  may  be 
found  easily. 

E.  E.  Gallup.  with  'Q6,  :I!ul  \\'111. 
p ro rninenl 
'~.  both 
Lightbody. 
school  mel}  in  the state, were on  the 
program  of 
the  Schoolma:.ters' 
Club  meeting  hd.1  in  Anll  Arbor 
LLst  wt'ek . 

Pro f.  Shoes mi th  Wh  in J:lc kson, 
S:Lturday,  where  he  o rg-:lIlized 
:I 
Jackson  County  E xpennlelllli l  .\5-
J looping-arm: r  or  
sociation. 
).!anized 
in 
:1ssoci:ltion 
:L 
G ra nd  R apids,  recc'ltly. 

)./ r. 
simil:L r 

A bout 200  teams  are  en te red  for 
the  ]ntcrco1!L'g:iate  :md  Interscholas. 
tic  Kda\·  Race  Carni,a l,  10  be  held 
ill  P h ilac.lclphia,  011  !:ialurdllr, April 
:!7·  This  is  Olytllpk ~ear, and  it is 
expe.cted  that  this  will Ix:  o ne  o f  the 
g rt:atest  c:lrui'·als  e\·e r  held. 

'· T op-wo rking  Apple  Trecs" iii 
the  subject  o f  Ci rcular  I'\o.  14 , 
issued  by  our  expe riment  sl:ltion. 
Th e  circ ular  is  tirnely  ancl  instrllc 
ti,·t:,  lint!  the cuts a fe  clear  ami  luld 
greatly  to  its  I"alue_  T he  circular 
i.s  the  res ult o f  wo r k  by  Prof.  Il alli_ 
:::In. 

C.  L. Oppenheil1lCr,  one  o f  the 
men  to  h elp in  tht:  e!llahlishmCIlI  o[ 
ou r  poultry  plant,  was  al  the  col 
leKe the past w .. ek . 
li e  is  now wi th 
the  gOI·ernmellt1  :wd  is  working  in 
the  intt:res ls  of  better  po ultry  pro 
duce.  Se\·e r:11  ).l ichig:m  sh ippers 
are  illte rested,  and  are  working  in 
conjunction  with  Mr.  0., with  Ihe 
hope of  betteri ng the gTildc of  poul 
try  and eggs sent on  to  the lIl:l rke15. 

Th e  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

• 

Evecybody  , ead' ,  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 

BEC AU S E 
It  completely  covers  the  fi eld  of local  /le ws,  po litics,  and  the 

w orld  of sports. 

Becau se  i ts  teleg raph  and  corresponde nce  se n 'icc en:lh]c  it  to 
III  ad . 

g i,-e  its  reade rs  thc  ]:l\cst  general  new s  o f  the  dll ,Y 
nmcc of  aD\  other  new spaper  co ming  into  La nsing . 
Hs\'e  T H E  STATE  JOURNA L  deli ver ed  to yo ur  hom e  by  ca r rie r 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS . 

Pro f.  ),irlc k lin  act .... d  :IS  o ll e  o f  the 
juciges  ill  the  bi~ l r:lI' k  me!:t  at  An n 
A rlm r  last  \n:~k. 

),lissCalla Krctltel,'o7.o fl bc K nn 
s:!:.  :'I la nual  Trailling  :\" o rnwl  Col. 
h:gc,  I>iltsbu rg ,  i-: :ms:\s.  is  al  home 
for a  month or so. ill  order  to secu re 
a  much  IIcedcll  rest. 

T he  folJuwing  nOIC  was endorsed 
on  a  tinal  ex:tm.  p:lJ>er  IIUU  hfln'\l'li 
in  10  a  nc .. r- sig-htefl  inst r llcto r : 
·'.\ d icll , l\lr.  Gla"scs : 

ll e re's  ho ping:  I  passes." 
E.  E  Sou rs.  '3e.  has  lcfl  fo r  his 
\ re-x fortl  Co ..  wlll're  he 
home:  ill 
will  he emplo., ... d  Ltl  sun· .... 1  ill;":  wor k 
l ie 
du r ing  ,Iw  cOll1in~  sum lln:r. 
w ill  retUrn  IkXt \\ inl..,r ami COIll\']ctc 
his cour .... •. 

~Iiss  ~Jaud  :'Ileech.  the  voucher 
dc r k  in  :-'l·C.  Browu". olnce.  h:ls  re' 
turned  from  Ill'r  trip  throu):h  the 
south.  and  h;,,,  hCl'1l  g-re:lt ly  hene. 
lilted  hy  tlu- ontill;t.  SIlt:  r6111~'l'll 
he r  dUlie"  Hg-ain  Ih is  wel·k. 

T he  :\lay  Festil·aJ.lhc  hi~ ;Itt rar· 
liun  of  the  lip r inJ.:"  t ~·rm. pro11li ... cs  10 
he  hi~)!e r  ano  hette r  111;111  CI..,r.  l.n 
) I a.,  21 . .  \  un i 'lu~·  W:'.I  IIf  kn'p illg 
Ihi"  d:II\'  Ix·f"n_·  1Ill'  pl'uple  is  Ill(' 
USl'  (,f  ~reell  cnn:llipc  !ioli..:kcr:::  on 
• he ~Ul·.11  corrt:spollll,·lIn·. 

.\1  the  E:ht 

l.all"il1~  del·tiUII 
~ [ "IlII;I\  Ihl'  h.llu\\IB)!  ~'itl'  licket 
)L'I(lr.  Tho".  (,jUII· 
Ila~  d~~'le\): 
.f. 
~O l l;  :llilcrllll· ll. 
:-:\'hcl'l'r5  :md 
[.l1 l her  IbkN :  clerk . B. A.  Fallllcc; 
tfCI1 .. 'I I·cr.  F.  1'.  ),;:,~hP:IUg'h;  Su per· 
\'isllr,  L 
1<,  Ifbir:  jusli"c,  I.  II . 
COIl In. 

l'\'l'U i ll'o!: 

Th(.se II  ho .lId  U.'I  sce  1111:  hlJ.dl 
... ,huol  pl;,~.  ·,<..' .. [1,·:,:e  '['MIll,"  will 
hal e  :111",l1cr  ol'I><'rlUl1il.1  • UI1  :::,,'lI r 
d:11 
,.f  thi~  wl·ek.  The 
]ll:i~  "ccms  tu  h:l\e  ,ml  wilh  pupu 
lar  t.l lnr, <111<1  IIwn'  11;1'  hl·t·"  {I  ;!el!' 
er:ll  hope  l'xpre;:;~,,::"  Ihal  the  S,I1I1e 
1l1;;.:llt  he  Tt'pc:tted. 

B.  F.  Killllig  II  ho  II':'~  ill  L(111q~c 
the  p.'~1  ~'car,  awl  II'h"  11:ls  heen 
:11  Go"hclI.  Illd ..  h:ls  al'· 
tem:hin-.:: 
cl'pt""l  :.  IIv~iti"l\  :IS  a~,;i,,'.1Il1  "I:lle 
e1H"m<)I(J~ISl of  \!'I!i:II1:1  :11111  hl·:.:-ill~ 
hl~  Ill'"  duli.",  April  I i .   IIi",  :HI 
dres"  aft.·r  thi,.  dale  \\ill ill'  R ootll 
58  ~1;lle  111l1I~c.  111(liallal)()li~,  111\1. 
1' ro£.J .• \.  "in~ ,  (If  Ihe  dep:,rl. 
mellt  uf farlll  lllech:lI1ie ..  in  the  Ivwa 
Collc;.:c  uf  .\ ~ rkullu r c.  11' :\"  a  co!· 
le;.:-c  visilor  the  past  week . 
I~ rof. 
Ki llj.(  is  CO lll1l'l'tcd  II'llh  Ihe  ex pe ri. 
ment Sta(iOIl  of Ih:\1  i;1ilte, I1IlU  ii;  dc· 
vl·lopi l1K  w hal i~  kno\1 11  as  Ihe  l o w :t 
Il l'  is  a t  p reSent  ~e..: urinK  in· 
silo. 
l la rde r 
formation  rd ativl'  10 
paten l  on  s ilos. 

thc 

T wo new sets o f  ti rc L'SC:lpes  hal'c 
he e n  p l:lced  on  the  \\'omen's  Build· 
iliK lluriug"  nlcalion.  One  hilS  been 
ins talle d  0 11  l he  sou th  II iug- :md  the 
oth e r o n Iht: no rth t:nd o f the huildi ng 
in  place  o f  Ihe  aile  fo rme rly  t he n'. 
T he se  arC:I g rcal improl'('rnc nt o ve r 
t he  o ld  sl y Ie.  :ll1d  arc so cOllstru cte d 
t h lll  o lle  ma y  d escend  with  pe rf rc t 
safel l' .  The o ne  011  the ca s t  s ide  o f 
t he  b uilding  will  be  left  in  place. 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Marx  Clothes 

Spald ing Swuters 
l mperial and  K nox  Hats 

H e id  Caps .. , 

M en's  W ear  that proves 
itself the world over. 

The  Mapes  Co. 

l 07 , l (l9  SO "lh  W . .  hlnJ:log  A,,,. 

COLL EGE  DRUG ·  & 
GROCERY  CO. 

EXPRESS  OFFICE. 
AGEN CY  STAR  LAUNDRY. 

TI-IE  RIPI..E r  ,f  G RA  r 
r R J.\'TI.\·C  CO.1IJ>.'L\T 

Engraver. Printe r. Stat io ner. 

T he  IlsII:.1  nllmbl'r  IIf  .\'5,  B's. 
Ih  Ollr 

.. ct..: . ."  Wl,'fe  hal1lk-d  Ullt 
reg'i~lr;1r Ill .. ,  paSI  week. 

l\l i"s  ~or " la  (;ikIH'isl  "pen! 

t he 
sp r ill ~ \ ar;ttiol)  wi!h 11ll' Chapman 's, 
a t  thei r  home in  Chicll;':O, 

)'J r.  C .. \ .  1':11 lor.  "f Colllw;ner. 
\Ia~  at  ~ I .. \ .  (. T hur",J:IY  of  b:>1 
the aUlhorili..,,, 
wt:ek.  '" ~ol1fer \\ ilh 
in  cUIIll('ctioll  wllh 
Ihe 
re~e:l r rh 
wo r k  i"  forc~lr~. 

~ l i"5  LOlli~e 
I ~:I L'!e rio lQg' it'lll 
heen  ill  ill 
the 
H·I·e,.;11 
\\,h·ks, 
b \lt  II-ill  1101  be 
so me  ti u 1l'  n'\' 

It :t(lc!1l:lcher.  of <JlIr 
1J~.p'.(  who  has 
\:nlle;.!.e  hospiHiI  fo r 
i"  J,:'ain il1;,!'  slo\\'I\', 
lu  he  OUl  f'~ r 
:11.lc 

The COU I'~I!  ;n  ],.:cl  ,;u;!';l r  cht:llI i,,· 
In'  do~ell  Thll r:>lh'l  of  l:t:;;t  \It:l' k. 
:tlid was 1\  SUCce:>:>  front  l'\'cn '  SI:t.,.I· 
point.  Forl\··si,  pr:leti"al' f;Ktot\' 
1llt.'11  w.·rt.·  ;n ;ule",lallee. ;[lId  all II'e ; t: 
enthusiastic ole r  lhc  rl·Slllt~. 

:111<1 

I> urduc ; 

P rof.  I llllI I  spe n t  Ilw  II1(';ltiol1  at 
:\I i.ss 
Ch:m l p aiJ,:' 1l 
StcI'ells  at  he r  ho me  ill  ~1 :l r" I1 ;t(\, 
111 .;  :\1 iss Scot t  al J1l'r  fo r me r h ome, 
:lIld  :\ 1 iss  Cnsho  al1, l  ~ I  iss  B e r <T 
rCil1;1ine~1  :\t  Ihe  Collcgc  Ihe  e !ltir~ 
week. 

' 10 . 

C.  £ . t'l1lil h, o f  ~I erle  B{';,ch, has 
Ilccep led  the  nl llnn:,!e mell t  o f  a  I:tr<Te 
fr uit  farm  ne:lr  T o rch  L<l ke,  a ~d 
Ic n ves  500 11  to  beg in  o pc r:lliOilS. 

' I  t. 
E.  H.  Brown  has  dec id ed  no t  10 
continue  his  tCllching  w o rk  a no t her 
y e;1r, OIl  :lCCOllnt  o f  poo r  hea lt h.  H e 
will  se c k  out o f·d oor  employ ment 
f o r  the  su mmer. 

Showing  of  the  New 

M erchandise 

Spring 
Departments. 

in  All 

S pecial  \' :tl~,cs  in  \\l o llle n's  Il os ie ry . 
Extraordi na ry  I'alues  In  ~I r n 's  H nlf  H ose. 
The  newt'st  th ings  in  ' '' o men 's  ~ eck\\'ca r. 
E:u 1y  f:t sh io l1  showing  o f  Evcning  Gowns  ;111(\ 

\\'hile  Serge  Sui ts  fo r  wo mc n. 
D:tintv  s ty les  of  ~cw U ndc rJ1l uslins. 
T he  lates t  styles  III  Shir t  \\· aisI5. 

CINTRAL l"I IO I .RCU A Uu:. STORe 
LAN .,NG, M/c ~. 

:mtt E ale  especiall~'  well  equipped 
~ 10  supply  ~'ou with  a nythi ng 
~·ou  ma\'  need  in  the  line  of 
CA LLI NG  CARDS,  DAN C E 
AN D  SOC IETY  PROGR AMS 

I  Lawrence &  VanBuren 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 

o f  Philad el phia 

,Are  the  la r ~es'  m;llwfa..:tllrers 
of  COLLEGE  UN IFORMS  in 
the  lnileli  ~I:'tes .  all.!  h;'l'e 
11'011  and  m;li u lail1 
thc  hu"i· 
"css  i,v  .. hl·e r  fo rce  Il f  111erit. 

Th .. ·  L uifornls  worn  ;1( 
michigan  ]lgricultunl  eOll ~g¢ 
:!fl'  tinish ... d  e~aIl1Jllc:> 
of (,lIr  prOdl!l' \. 

Jacob Reed's  Sons 
.t/,,{·rn  ,'/ 
.. Go ld  Medal  Un ifo rm s " 

14.24..26ChtitOUISI . 

P h il l.de Jphl" 

D I RECTORY 

L\:\, S l:\' (j  IH;  :''1:\ E:-.;-,  ,\:\'O 

I' ROFE:-.SI()~.\L  ~IE:,\. 

Th ..  1111"''''  In  1111.  l'h .. e\\J'Y .  ll'  .... \I  M 
tlto.t  01  "II  "n.  ""It.'r  <ld'·Hi!· ... •.  AI'"  ot 
'1'1l"I,\t  PB.II ....  \I'~  twp.  1[,,,1  t~'"  f""l[Uy 
lind  ~I'''h HI>  wtll  I"k,'  pnln.  to  PUIU>nllP 
1110,.  whn  PlII,.,}nl"",  ll·. 

BAKE D  GOODS. 
"r l:Y  'l'1!~:  :S~:\I'  HA I\ t:II'· -lI'h, ·,,·  )· •• n 
.'nn  "'"  Jim".· ) 11111.,  K.-.  n,1,  1'1. '.  ,  Ilk., •. 
Ilk,'  '''Ollt, t 
."."  hU'I·J,,·.  F Jr·, ," •• r  'H'I  "f 
E"~I  ,"", ·1,,,,  Po"k ... ,.. 

'·,,,,klo '· . """  I ~'''lfl'''''I'- ,n" 
1111'),"', 
1"'l\n "In I.. 

BARBERS. 
C lIt.I • • ;f;~:  HAIlKER  " 1/(' '''.-1,,  Rnll> 

It ,otl.,·.  \\'1\.rp,,-H,·110·-."mly.  Y"n 
Ift'l  (\I,'  I~·.I  "o.k h".".  Try  1111,"1  ...... 

, Tt:\\,  1I.\I{1H :1I  ;;110 1'.  In  l'lu,.('  1l11!](I. 
~ ,  I"". ,,,,,I.'.  \JHn,,"·'  I'Fll" "",I  (;''1)''0'" 
,.tor"'. 
I r y,,,,  "I'h II  .1 yll,h IIl' IF  ~lll " I ,  p  u. 
II ,·n t!.  K  ~:.  Ih'y"",IoI,. !'nJ\). 
= 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 

· 

!lS1t·.  B"\I('lI,, ...  I","slll" .  ~l lctl.  l 'llI · 
~~'" p\l""\\,,.  An w lllllUc ~Wi' 

• 
DENTISTS. 
NT  II.  ~ t ' IV HE .  I J.  11.  i'.  Oft\('t'  111·11:1 11 01 · 
D  ~:.  I' .'\IO!}'; J. ~~ ~:,  1 "'''II~ t.  !!". Wll~h · 
•  hun""  A'·c.  ~"  1.11".1111',  ~tlchhtl\l'l. 
AU \ OlllIlUr "hon~ .  o"'c\' ~~o:.':  .".ld .. " ......  lUfOl. 
J ~:.  ST< WFEFC.  I',  ,,,"':.  '.nle,,~.~r·1I7 
Mol:  " ... 11  "It\.",· '11. 
DRUGGIST S. 

•  S1I1I0"'1.1  1111""  !tllllf.  Am" ,,,,,\"· pbon'" 
t'on,,"r  ~t.:\. , '. ~lIJdellt. 

DRY  GOODS. 

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
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