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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE . 

VOL.  17. 

r.:.\~T  L~L"'~IX(j,  )fICIIIG.L\"  TUE..-.:I).\y,  ~I'HI L  10.  I!H:!. 

M. A. C.  OPENS  BASE  BALL  SEASON 

FOURTH 

INSPECTION  TRI P 

ENGINEERING  SENIORS. 

OLI VET 

IS  SHUT  OUT.  3  - o. 

TWO  HOME  GAME S  THIS  WEEK. 

team  played 

),1.  A.  C. opened the b asclmll sen 
SOil  :It Olivet  S;ltll r da),  h.I'  ddeating 
the  crimson  playcrs  3  to  o.  The 
cXCellC!lt  baH 
hOtlle 
:lly:l  Oli vet 
throughout  the  contest 
was  given  but  one ch:1Ilcc  to  scorl'. 
This  came in  the  thinl  innil}g  whell 
the  prcnchcrs  filled  the  bases . '  The 
10SI,  however, 
opportunity  waS 
when  Br:tdly  stopped  a  h:lrd  {[ rh'c, 
the  luck  changed and  Olivet  W:15  re 
tired . 

Spencer  pitched 

for  the  home 
team  ancl  his  work  was  a  feature. 
H e  nllowed  hut  two  hits  while  his 
opponellt  wus  {oUllll  rcmllly.  Six 
innings  only  wcrc  plHycJ.  Dlil"teI 
Ilseu  IwO  pitchcrs- \V alliek  and 
f'II111t:'\  S  m~'11 
Sanford. 
ill  thc six  innings. 

Spencer 

Griggs,  a 

former  Olin:t 

1110111 , 
pbycd  a  grcHL  g'tlmc  at  first 
tlnd 
also  secured  t\\'o  of  the  SCI'ell  hits 
,\.  C.,  OIlC  of 
.\f. 
registered  by 
these  hcill~ 11  homc run, and  sco rin g 
Bibbins  ahclId  of  him.  Br,ul1ey 
also  sccu red  two  hits,  while  Gorell 
Ho,  Dawson  alld  R o~gc  arc  e:lch 
credited  with  onc. 

On  Friday,  Ohio  State  will  play 
011  the  home g roumls, and  011  S:llur 
day  Casc comes  for:1  gnlllc.  Both 
will  bt"  good  contcsts. 
\\";lIch  the 
furlhcr  all 
bulletin  boanls 
nouncements.  Lct's  gil'e  the  team 
o ur suppOrt_ 

for 

Summ:lTr of the  Olivet game: 

OUYP.T. 

AB  E!  0  A  E 
0 
0 
0 

Depue.  01 ___ ___ ._ •.. _  ,  0  0  0 
Sorenson,  I  ._ .. __ ._ .. ,  1  0  0 
Hamilton, 2 ____ . ___ ._ ,  0  , 
c_._. _____  . _____  ,  1  • ,  0 
0  ,  0 

Sanford,  s _____  . _____  3 
G~. 
Price.  3  ___ ._ ..... _._  2 
Smith. , -----_ ... _-- 2 
Wallick,  p _____ ------ ,  0 
- -- . ----- 2 
Bauman.  L 

0 
0 
0 
0 

0  0 

1 
0 

0 
0 

7 

1 

1 

Totals ___  _____ 22-
M,  A. c. 

2 

lS  13 

Bra.diey, 

3 __________  • ,  0 

Gorenf1o.  r ___ ____ __ _ •  1 
Dancer,  2 __ _______ __  1 
Barvey . m  __________  ,  0 
Da.wson,  L  _____ _____ 
2 
Bibbens.  0 _____  . ____ _  ,  0  ,  0 
Rogge,  B  _____ • __  . _-- 1 
Griggs, 1._,:_ .. _____  ,  2  ,  ,  0 

AS  B  0  A  E 
1 
0 
0 
0 
0 
1 
0 

1 
0 
0 
1 
0 

2 
0 
1 
0 
0 

0 
1 

1 

0 

0 

2 

0 

Spe noer,  p- ---- ------ 2 
Totals ____ ____ _ 23 

8 
Inninp __ ___ .. _._ l  2  3  4  5  6 
M_  A.  C.  __________ 0  0  1  2  0  0-3 
Olive t  ______ . _____ .0  0  0  0  0  0-0 

7  18 

2-

Runs-Bradley,  Biboons,  Grigg1l--3. 
Home  run -Grigb"ll.  Struck  out--By 
Spencer 8.  by Sanford 3.  First  base  on 
balls -Off  Wallick  4.  Double  play _ 
Banford ,  Goo,  and  Bauma.n. 
8tolen 
bases---Bra.dley.  Gorenflo.  Harl'ey.  H it 
by pitched  ball-By Wallick  1 (Rogge), 
Left  on  bB.Se8- M.  A.  C.  7,  Olil'et 4.. 
Time--l:15.  Attendance 500.  Umpi re 
-Stephenson. 

By  a  little  ~Iitching, the  water  0 11 
the 3thl('lI('  ficld  W~IS fiispOSNI  of 1,IS! 
weck . and by  " -cd nesl1:ty  or Thurs 
lia\'  practice  will  b.::  tr;lIls fcrrc(1 
to 
the  rc){ular ~roulld. 

The hOI's  ha\'c  been  hard  at  work 
on  the va;iol l" open  spots, :llId while 
not  so satis fa ctory  as  the ficl(1  ibeif, 
some very good  results  have  been 
obtained .  Thc  ,nemlx:rs  have  lx'ell 
;:::radu:llly  (lu ring  past 
11;lrro\\"ill~ 
week, althoug h,  on  account  of  the 
num he r  of  mcn  "howing- nlrsi')" 
calihn:, it  is so mewhat ditlil'lllt  to de· 
terminc just  who  wil l  represent  ~l. 
A.  C.  in  the  com ing:  g::nncs.  Both 
old  and  n CII"  men  arc  showinx  up 
wel1  ill  all dt"pa rllllcllls of  tht,  garnc, 
and  we Sh:lll  look  f or  good  results. 

OMICRON  NU . 

Ho norary  Society  fo r  Women  at 
M.  A.  C. 

Thl'  mattcr  of  ;'1.11  honar.1rr  soei 
cty  for  the  1\'OlllCIl  of  ;\1.  A.  C.  has 
heen  considered  trom  timc  to  time 
since  th e  winter  of  1909-10,  wh~'n 
letters of inquiry  were  scnt  out  fI.:  
garding  the  rnatter. 
It  was  fOllnd 
that no such  sociely cxisted  to whic h 
the ''1,:,ricultur.ll  colleges  werc  elig-i_ 
hie. 

The  f,u.:ultr  of  Ihe  Iioust:hoid 
tlidsion  took  up  the  project  anti 
finally  presented  :1  recommendation 
with  <1  proposell  constitution  to  Ihe 
College  Faculty.  This W.1S  adopted 
OIl  a  recent  meeting-. 

is 

The  new society  is  to  be  kuowll 
as  the Omicron  Xu,  which  is  taken 
the  Greek,  "to  manage  a 
from 
household ."  The  object  as  stated 
in  the  constitution 
to  further 
home  ecouomics  and  scholarsh ip 
nmong  its  studcnts.  T he  consti tu 
tion  is  based  upon  those  of the  Sig 
ma  \:i  and  the  Phi  BCla  Kappa 
l1ation:l1  societies,  to  each  of  which 
women  arc  admitted. 
Thc  members  o f 

the  Alpha 
Chaptcr  will  soon  be  announced. 
It  is  to be  hoped that other chapte rs 
instit utions 
those 
will 
economic 
where  home 
cou rses, 
e qu iv:llent  to 
the  usual  four-ye:lr 
college cou rses,  are offered. 

follow 

in 

'95 

Chas.  H ... \Ivord has resigned  his 
position  at  College  Station,  Tex., 
and  is  now 
located  at  Gregory, 
T exas,  h3ving  associated  h imself 
with  the  Coleman -Fulton  Pasture 
Co.,  better  known  as 
the  Taft 
is  no t  only  one  of 
Ranch.  This 
the  largest  rnn ches  in  Texas,  bu t 
is  per haps  one  o f  the  largest ag ri 
cu ltural  enterp rises  in  the  country. 
T he  COmpany  also  have  a 
large 
amount of  undeveloped  land,  wh ich 
they  are  getting  unde r  cultivation 
as  rapid ly  as  possible. 

The  fou rth  annual  enginecring 
inspection  trip  has  bccn outl incd  11\ 
the  dCp;lrtllll'nt  of  engineering-.  an~1 
will  be liS  follow s : 

r\  hout  40  sC Iliors,  aCl-omp:Ulietl 
prob:lbly by  Dcun  Bi;,scll  and  Profs. 
\" edder ;mll  S:lw\,c r, will  k:n-e Lan 
siug o n  Tues(J.iy; April  30.  in  :t  Spe  
cia! 
sleeping  C:I T,  on  tlle  Gr:lr1d 
Trunk tr,lin fo r eastern point~.  The 
tirst  SlOp  will  he  :\·i".t:-ara 
F;t!l~. 
T hc "thief  o bjects  of  interest  here 
will  bc  till'  ll)dro.Elect ric  !'o wcr 
Plant,  plant  o f 
the  International 
Paper  Co ..  and  the  Elc..:tri..:  Rail 
way  ill  Ihe  :\"ia);o!:ar:1  li nrg-e. 

From  ~i;lg-ilra  the par ty  will  pro 
ceed  10  Buff:do.  \\"h~'r~'  :1  p:lrt  of  th e 
(1:1y  will  be spellt  in  lisilill~  t he ship 
Y:lnI5, 
the  l"it),  water  works,  alld 
sllb·st'ltion"  fo r  the  distrihution  o f 
Xlag-am  power 
thc  city  o f 
Buffalo. 

to 

C'POII  leadllg"  Bufblo,  tlte.  parly 
will  (I i vide,  one  ;,l'ctiOll  gOlll;::-
to 
P ittsburg:.  llu,l  the  o ther  will  pro 
ceed  10 
:\"ew  Y ork  Cill·.  Thc 
p:lrt)"  \'isiting- Pillshu rj:  \\:ill  "pc nd 
Ihc 
t\\"o  days  then',  and  w ill  I-isit 
pl:lt1ts of thc  \\-estinghollse  Electric 
_\ /an llfaC"lUrill){  Co.,  The  \Vesting- 
hOll se  machine  Co.,  The  Americ:lll 
Bl'idgc  C o .,  and  onc  of 
the  l:irg(: 
steel  plants. 

T he  p:lrty  going  to  Xcw  Yor k 
lI'ill  sp" lld  IWO  (lays  in 
that  ci l )" 
I isit  the  Urookh-n  lJaVI·  I-ani  and 
the  Il.trbors,  :Intl" inspect  tile  ttan", 
portation  facililic.;;  of  the  cit\" . 

Both  par ties  will  return  'Sunday, 
~Ia~'  5.  W e  hope  to  !);\I'C  a  good 
desc riptioll  of 
trip,  to~ethcr 
the 
with  a Cllt or two reprcs('llIing  somc 
ph:lsc  of  the  same. 

THE  BOOK  STORE. 

:-'liss  F .  Isis  Kintllt:r,  of  Colum 
bus,  Ohio, ha~ 'Iccepted  the  position 
as nwnag-cr of  t he co-operati\'c book 
store at  .\1.  A. C., allli  he r  work wi!! 
begin June  15.  11 iss  Kintner  has 
had  several  YC;Jrs  {·xperiellcc 111  the 
Univcrsity  of Ohio  in  this  line  of 
work  and  comes  ~· e ry highly  recom 
mcnded. 
\Ve  :ItC  sure  she  will  re 
ceil'e  the necessarr co-operation  of 
students  and  f;Jculty  alike  to  make 
her work  at  i\I .  A.  C.  a  success. 

~'liss  Lillian  Kendllll,  who  leal'es 
at  the  close  of  thc spring  term,  has 
been  n  most  ctlicicnt  and  populnr 
manager,  and  it is  with  rcgret  that 
he r  rcsigllll tiofl is  reccil'e(l.  During 
hc r  yea rs  of  service  the  business 
has  g rown  steadily  and  anI)'  re 
cently  it  was  found  neccssary  to 
mOI'C  into  more  commo(liOlis  quar· 
ters.  She  has  becn  held  ill 
the 
highest  estccm  by  all  "Who  ha\-c 
knowll  her,  aJld  we  C;\1l  sureh'  w ish 
he r  "joy" for the  cOllling  yea"rs, 

.",,-

nom,  to  Lieut.  and 

:'-Irs.  \V m. 
F raze r,  of  Ft.  \Villiams,  Me.,  on 
Ap ri l  9,  a  SOil,  James  Gardne r 
\ V.  D.  and  wife 
Frazer. 
(Shirley  Gardner)  were  graduates 
with  'og. 

Doth 

ALUMN I 

'79· 

Lew is  G. Cflfpcl1ll.'r  is  prcp:lril1J!". 
for  Ilcn ry  11 0 lt  ,\:.  Co.,  puhlishrrs, 
a Il"  t hoo k 011  irrigntioll en~ince ri l!g . 

'9 1• 

G .  A.  Goo(lcnoug-h,  of  the  :Ihovc 
cbs:>.  i~  the  author  of  a  I!l'W  l(·xt 
I~ r i n ~·iples o f  The r 
hook  on  I. The 
modYJ1;]mies.'· 
,\ 1 r.  Goolklloll;;h  is 
profcs"or  of  thermodynamics  in  the 
Llli\crsity  of  Illinois. 

'01. 

IL  1L  l.ickley  h as  :Il"cepted  a 
position  .15  Illechnnic:d  engineer  of 
::'tlallUfactllriug"  Co., 
the  TalnJ:1g:c 
Clevcland, Ohio . 
.\Ir.  Li..:kky  was 
formerly chief draftS1l1:H1  for  tht·  :J. 
Y.,  ~.  II.  .\:  II.  RI'.  Co"  \\'cst 
ll!l \'(;n,  Conll. 

. 

in 

::'tlahd  Sc \·cranct·,  who  h'ls  beCll 
Ihe 
teaching"  dOnlcsli.;:  science 
schools  at  BOl1ineau .  X.  0"  h:ls 
beell  compd!cd  10 givc  up her  posi 
tion,  on ;Jccuun\  of  :1  r un of typhoid 
fel·er.  She  is  :1\  p rt'sl'llt  with  her 
p:ln::nIS,  at  l'uy nl1up.  " -ash.,  and, 
\\·~' ak.  is  gaining 
though  ye t  very 
Ilicch.  She  will  (ewain  ill  \\·ash 
in~ton  if  shc  can  s~'cu re  suit;lb le 
employment. 

'o i 

Earl  P.  R oh in ~oll,  is  now  with 
fhc 
llo11a/l(k":t.  LO\li~  Sugar  Co., 
at  thei r  new  plant  at  Decatur,  Ind. 
The  present  prospel:\s  are  tlHlt  ::"(r. 
Ro hinson  will  he  kept  h il S\"  con  
school;  with 
5U IlI1lH' r 
du..:tin)!  a 
! Oo 
dasses  011 
in 
f,lflllS 
some 
t'oll l1 ties,  Ind., 
Adam s  ami  Allt'n 
Ill' 
;Jnd 
" 1 m  expccting  511 g:ar  heets 
S>l)"s: 
to  he  a  }.:"rCOlt  sllcces~  dOll"n  herc. 
The  soil  is splendid, 1l1l{1  the ffltme rs 
industriou s. " 

' -an  \Vcrt  cOllnty,  Ohio. 

\\-c  arc 

indebted  10  Ncal  C . 
Pcrry, '07,  for  a  post  c:lni  picture 
of  th~'  volcano  of  K ilauc:!,  Jlawaii. 
;\1 r.  P crry  writes  concerning  this 
!:ike  as  follows:  ".\Ir wife  and  r 
visited  tht:  I'okano  of  K ilauca  I;lst 
Thursday  night  (},larch  i),  a  F 
mile  auto  trip  from  J-l iIQ.  Lcft  at 
1 t :30  p.  m.,  retu rllell  at  6  !I.  m. 
next  morning. 
~lost  wonderful 
sight  I  cI'er SIlW.  Dllntcs  Inferno 
taHle  comp3rell  to  this. 
would  be 
It  is:t  big  lake  of  leaping,  bubling, 
roaring  IUI';J  and  fire  in  a  deep  bed 
filled  with sulphur  and  smokc,  :mll 
is  awe-inspiring  to  say  the  least. 

[Alw:l)'5  glad  to  hear  from  1\Ir . 
Perry  a nd  trus t  we  ma y  have  ;J 
long  le tter  from  him  in  the  nca r 
futurc.  There  He  man y  interes t 
ing  things  in  far-off  H aw:lii,  of 
which  he could  tell  us.-Eo]. 

'oS 

\Ve  are  in  receipt  of  two  very 
interesting  bulletins  on "Vegetable 
Growing  ill  Altlbama,"  one  of  the 
:luthors of  which  is  H.  1\1.  ConOlly ,· 
of  'oS.  The circulars  arc  designed 
to  meet 
the  needs  of  Alabama 
fanners,  and  to  answer  many  in 
quiries  whic h  a re  scnt to  the  Hort. 
Dept.  by  new  settlers  who  are  not 
familiar  with  the  conditions  in  thAt 
state. 

RAILROAD  TAXATION  IN 
MICHIGAN. 

" The  H istory  of  RlIilrO:ld  1':\,; 3-
lio n  in  Michiga n,"  by  Prof.  \\-.  O. 
H ed ri ck,  has  bccn  printed  by  the 
LegIslative  Refe ren ce  D e p a rtme nt 
of  the  Mich igan  State  Li b rary ,  a nd 
in  dew  o f  existin)..!"  con d ition s,  will 
no  doubt  pro\"e  a  popular r eference 
ill  conn ection  wi th  the settlement o f 
t:l:'::I ' 
questions 
lion. 

i'll"ol\'ing  f:lilrond 

The  publication  is  Ihe  result  o f 
work  by  Dr.  Hedrick , :wd  was  pre· 
scnted  10  the  faculty  of  the  dcp:'rt  
ment of  literature, science  and  :l rt3 
o f  thc  L-llil'crsilyof  ..\Jichigan,  for 
thl.'  d~'gree of doc to r  of  philosophy. 
The  puhlic;ltioll  consists of  sOlll e 
,0  p:lg<.:.'<,  ~ l1d  the  I\"ork  is  dil'ided 
iuto  lil-e  eh:lplers.  Till'  sllhjl'cts  in 
gl:l1cra!  tre:lh:(]  :Ire:  The  CapitOlI  
il.:lIiol1  Tax.  The  '1';1:':  on  Gross  In· 
come,  The  Property  Tax  011  R :lil  
roads,  Th e  Opl'cltioll  of  Ih~·  l~rop· 
ert~·  Ta:.:.  :wII 
the  Di~p05ition  uf 
Tax.  L-mkr  Ihe;;"  hl':ul"  ;Ire  thell 
,li~clI~sell  the  r:lilro;,,[  t!cI'c!opllle:lt 
in  "'\lichi~:Ill.  be;.:illilings  of  r:lilrO:l<1 
tax.  hhi:;  of  lax:l1ion .  dctinition  o f 
knn",.l:tc. 

Ull  page  51  is  fOullt!  :111  illlcreSl· 
in;.;  t:lhle.  5holl'il1:...'  the  '1lllOtlllt  of 
reccip'~ dllrin;..:-
liI"e  y~':'r",  pr<:l'iolls 
to  \()O~.  uuder  Ihe  ~ro"'''  incoll1L:  I"" 
:IS  compared  with  rccl'i!'t~  fnr  ti,' c 
ye;tr;; 
llll (k r   the  xelleral  property 
1.1X.  IlJ).!l'thl'l·  wilh  !wr  '-'I.'llt.  {If  ill 
,'rl' a~e.  fl"')111  ttl·I.'[,  ."iu  r:liln,;"],,,. 

MICHIGAN  ACADEMY  OF 
SCIENCE. 

AGR!CUL TURA L  SECTION 

The  a:...'ricu\tur;ti 

,.l·clion  of  Ill<' 
).[ichit;'!(l  .\c;lll<-m.1  uf  :-':eien,'l'  II ill 
hl'  1l<'ld  in  lite  a::rintilllr:d  hui!dill:,! 
Oil  Saturd:t\,  ~)f  Ihi~ \I,·"k . .  \  !lUI1l 
l'l'r  of  p;,iJ\:r~  1lL-:tii!!:.!  II  ith 
:I.:,:n 
cuitur:d  ~lIhjlT\:;  lIil1  Ill'  prc,",clltl·'1. 
Tile  lll(lior  l~c~~'ardl  Clllh,  of 

AIIIl  _\;hor.  SI)I11<'  ~.'i  II r  ,,0 in  nUIlI 

bl'r.  :Ire  C'l:lk'l"tl·d  lil'rl'  al  Ih:lI  tillil' . 
:llld  \\"il1  hc  thl'  l!\I~'~I~  of  the" 
IU":;11 
\lill  :ltknd  till' 
dub.  Till'  p:1riy 
111<'etil1,:::;  uf  Ihl'  a;..:-ricullllr:ll  !;,<':~'Ii'HI 
in  thl'  "flenlOo11.  l<tId  lund,  at  Ihl' 
Della  Cluh,  \I hl'n  a  ~"ci:tl  huur  will 
l'n:!],le  cITryUl1e  pn'';~'nl  tu  I>l'C011ll' 
a("ql1:lilll~'d  lIilh  thc  \isilor~. 

The  party  \\"ill  p r ohllhly  cha rto.'r 

.1  "Iwcial  clr nil  till.'  illtl'fl1ri':lIl. 

Dr,  .\1:tr~h;,l1  will 

addre;;",  Ihe 
Ilort.  Cluh  \\ ·edlll·",b~  l'I'l"nillg-,  all 
th.:  subjcrt. "  \\'h,,1  is  \{l'se;lrch," 

The  M .  A.  C.  RECORD. 

The M.  A. C.  RECORD 

~u.u .~~" ~V E ~Y ~UEao n DU ' ' ' '' ''  TH E  COLLEO. 
n AIt  a T  rMt  .. 'CM":.""  na T< 
a " " 'CULT U"U  coUt., . 

8.  ,., .  F AU N C E .  M., .. ,,,, ...  ( .. ,y". 

.ueSCRI"'O'" 

eo  C f;N T S  P E R  YE AR 

E ntered  & !  ~eco l\d·ch.,.  mall  ,n Rlt er  at 

iAn!luK.  Mlcb . 

Addreu alllUbscrll>tlon~ ,.."d  a dverUsllI 1l 
matter to  the  )f.  A  O.  K':COKD.  E ... t  LA n · 
li ng.  Mich.  A d drelH  fill  contributions  to 
the  M 8 n!l{flog  ~~ .. Ilwr. 

RemIt  by  P.  O.  Money  Order,  Drart  or 

R egl,tered  I..elter. 

[)o not .eud s ta mpi. 

B ushl~~S  om""  ,,-!til  L .. ,,'rence  '"  Van 
Bur .. "  P rlntlng 00 ..  tl()..~l~ Gr8nd  Ave.  1'0 •• 
t..nllng.  :Ofle!>. 

TUESDAY,  APRil  16,  1912. 

E X. PER I ME N TAL  W ORK 

IN  THE  F O U NDR Y. 

An 

inten:stillg"  e:.:perilll~·nt  \\":15 
started  in  the  f01lmlr\"  ~:tlurd:t"  of 
100st  week.  the  ultim;lIc  object  o [ 
which  is  to  det~'rllline  Ihe  effect  o f 
r<:illforce!1lent  Oil  ~'a~1  iron, 
In  each 
l1!.1sk  115<:.1  were  mould:;  for  three 
h:lrs  of  iron. 
It  required  some  ~oo 
pounds of iron 10  pour thesc, alld  all 
wcrl'  pourl·d  frum  the  ":lme  bad, 
so  Ih:lt l'()1ldilioIlS  HlrrOl1ndill~ each 
would  h~' <:x:lctil'  Ihe  same. 

T he h:lr~ \\cr~' 21  indH:sin  [ell~!!l 
hoI'  51 ,;  inches ill tii:IIlH.;lcr, and  weigh 
aholll  12 i  pOlllld ...  cach.  One  \\:l~ 
"olil!.  an"thel'  11':1",  H'lll-
pour!;;'d 

forced  with  a  solid  har, :11111 
ill  the 
third  \\as  placed  a  whe.  These 
will  he  I:Ik(:1I  frOln  Ih<:  f oundry  :lIal 
turned  dOlln  10,1  di!1ll1e ter  uf  111"0 
and  Ollc·hnlf  indlC!;. 
\\'i(h  t he :Iid 
of Ihe  le:;tillg"  m:l..:hine  tlll'  har~ will 
thcn  he  \' rok~·n. and  th .. · :;trl'I1:,!:IJ]  of 
each  be  Iioled. 

One of  the  in(ere",till:...'  fl'alure"  of 
the  cxperimcllt 11":15  to  nOle  the  cr 
fLoct  of  r~'inforCCl!\cllt (>11  till'  l'ooling" 
proce"s  of  the  c:lslin~s  thllS  Illat1('. 
The  work  is  hl'ing:  e;tn'ied  Oil  hy 
.\les5r:;.  ":me :mll  l~"ne ;150  a  part of 
their  Ihl.'~i", . 

I'l'r~  il1l1'ort;lnt  both  :I~  :111  ill'prO\~'r 
of  h''\tllrl.'  :llld  as  a  pl:lIl t  food.  p:lr· 
li':-I1Llrll  ill  case of dOI-e r  :lnd  alLlb , 
Thc'  C{mCCll"ll5- o f  oplllioll  of 
lIor\..('r..:  ;!k'lI,:..:'  Ihi~ line  is  Ih;1I  solu 
hie  or :n·i,1  pho~ph;\tt', in  which  tlll.' 
ph"-'phuric :!cid  is illlilled iald y  a ""il 
ahk.  i~  Ihl'  mOst  l'cnllt~l1liLal  forml(l 
'1I)l'i," 
Ihl.'  pricl''''  of  the 
till!  :1re  :Ihollt  $::-:;  ;111<1  :;;t  I  rl,,,,pel' 
til·cll-. 

:11111(l(l'.!h 

The  eOlldll",i\1n~  of  Dr.  Ilopkin~, 
of  Ih~·  L'nil"cr"ih  of  IlIill0i". :ln'  not 
COlll'llrfNI  ill  hy 'the  Ill:ljorit.1  of  e)'" 
Pl'rilll"nl  "t:l tion  ill\e~ti~"tor". 

F.II. }'lc!Jl'rmid loltl  of  his  ,:tC:t 
lion  ~·:.:peril'IlCe:;  II"hik  in  qlll.'~t  o f 
• 111  appk- or<.:h:lrd  in  ~Olllh('rn Illinois. 
lle  fuuml  it  j.! r l·;llh'  OI'cl'at!l·crtil.cd . 
ill  no  \I-al'  d~sirahk' :IS  a  husj· 
:111(1 
11~'S<;  proposili<lll. 

T he  more  \I C le:lrll  of  ~Ill'h  mis 
rcprl'scl1t:1tioIlS  thc  morl'  ennll.'l1t  wc 
an'  with  po,.sihilitie",  hcre 
ill  nur 
own  ",1:1\e . 

Th('  11 01'1.  Dep:lrtillenl  is 

in  r~'­
{"cipt  of  :111  cxccllcllt  photogr:1ph  of 
Dr.  L.  II.  B:tikl",  I"hich  will  h.: 
fr:!!lled  and  pb{"~d  in  til,·  depart 
nW lll  otli!.:c. 

EUNOMIAN  PRIZE . 

.\  prize  of  I"..:nll-tin·  dollar" 
will  be  gilell  h) 
tile  1::1lI111mian 
l_iter:(rl"  ~oci..:tl·  :1'  c01Ilmcnl'~'1l1l'nl 
tillll"  1';lhe ~11Il1(.nt  of  Ihe  '\[ichig:ln 
.\;.£rindtur:tl  C()lIt':{l'  di~pl:II'il1){"  the 
;,:-rc:lIc:;t  ahiEI_I  In  ml  uri~iil:11  lill'\" 
;In  effort  Ill1lkr  thc  hea,lof  :111  1.':;' 
:;:t) ..  slor y, (lr:llll:l  or  PUt·lll. 

The pril.C  ",h:dl  he  :Iw:tnlcd  prl" 
thc  dC~'isi0l1  of 
ferahly 
inlact,  h) 
!1l;I.1  h..:  dh-id~'d 
Ihree  judg-es,  hilt 
into  111'0  l"qual  pril.cs  hya  1l11:ltli, 
mOll5  dCl-i~iun  of  thl'  jlld~e!>. if 111'0 
prodlll'liO!b  of  cqual  Illeril  :ll'e  suh 
ll1iu'·11.  The jud~"s ~hall he l'bosen 
I,.,'  the  t::ng1i<;h  dep:lrllll":111  of  the 
rolleg;e.  :lnl!  sh:tll  ],e  1I1ell  of  H' CO:;'::, 
11i:-:ell  litcr:(n- ahilil I. :md  in  110  W:II" 
. 
C01l11eded  \I'jlh  thi; ;n",lil\1lion. 
Thl.'  production ....  511,,11  hI.'  limiled 

ill  dlt.'  following:  m:mne r: 

(I)  Th.:  cssay  shall  110t  l"onl;lin 

l1lon~ than  1,000  words , 

(~)  Theslory l1lu:;tl.'ollsiSI  uf  nOt 

more  Ih:1I1  ~.UOO words. 

C) - ~)  X 0  limit  shall  he  plac~·d 

upon  the  dntl1la  or  pOem. 

for 

:tre 

the  pril.e 

_,\11  production s  which 

to 
I.'ompl.'h." 
Intl",1  he 
pla.:ed  in  t hI.'  h;1I1ds  of  the  t::ng-lish 
<Icp:lrtlllcnl  not bte r  th:m  '\I :l.\"  ()Ill . 
Last  \'l·:tr  pril.cs wcre awarded  10 
.\!iss  R~llh  Lan,lers.  't .J,  on;t  shorl 
sto ry ,  "T he  .Justice  o f  Uarktll":;s," 
:tIld  tu  .\Ir.  II.  Ie  Bowles,  '13,  on 
an l'ssay.  "'I'h e  lirealer J ustice." 

PROF.  ).bcklin  is 

followi!];.:" 

the 

11oll'lIld,  1\ pril  13: 
;,  flcar  Sir: 

in  r ece-ipt  of 
leiter.  d:tled 

..  Last  H'ar'"  tmL'k  m;mag-L'r 

in 

fo r m,;  me' that  VOll  :mil  Ill' 
':'lITH'  to 
the  cO!1dusion 'lhat  :\1.  .\.  C.  W:IS 
out 'If  our  (ilope'~) c101~",  For  this 
reOl",OIl.  Illll  have  no\  r<,:cl·in:U  :111  in· 
The- pn'Sl'l\l 
I·car. 
lilati(>I\'  Illi .. 
c:lj>t:tin 
:Ire  of  Ihe 
·m:m;i'.!cf 
:1Ilt! 
5!1llle  opilliull. 

l'IInpil!)..!"  ihi!> 

the 
goot!  Ilill  h elwc\"1l  Ilope :tnd  .\1.  .\ . 
C.,  I  :1111. 

\Iill  Illli  n1:<r 

••  \'l'r\'  ~iIKl'rd\'  ,our.~, 

..  G'.  ~I El,\I;,,'ElI,  '\l~r."· 

If  lIn  l"Olltc:;;!  i:;  hl·ld  ;It  lIope  Ihi." 
;lhol'e  will  ;I!lSWl'r  till' 

5e:l,.'II1.  1!ll' 
ql1('~1 iOIl  ..  \I  hy."' 
,\1  r .  .\lac klCn 

rCl"ci",:d  a  =-lmiLar 
I('tlcr  t1lll' 
Il';tr  :1'£0,01111"  "  "hor! 
time  ltd"r.:·  tIll'  di",t:I!'Cl:  rtlll.  ;mil 
.\1.  .\.  C.  \1':1", 
CI1\l'l'l',j  a  protl'~t. 
thell  allolled  t" Cilier.  and  110  r.:fa 
cltce  W:b  1l1:ulc:t~  to  future  pl:lZl",. 
.\Ir.  .\Lll·klin  had  nu  inlim:lliOll  Ih:lt 
his IC:1I1l  would  hI.'  ltdlTI.'II,  ;lIld  IlI:IIlc 
:lrr:l!1:...'l.'tIll'lll,; 
the 
11,,11:11 
till' 
cr05S-Coulltn. 
be 
I\hieh 
:\'"  nO  :tg-ree· 
pulled  off Il:r.1  ~o')n. 
mell\  h:ld  h":":11  eut<.:n:d  illio.  hc  h;I(;\ 
c\ery  rl'a"on  10  mak,·  ,;lIth  prep:lra 
TiOII. 

for 
11-0111'] 

taken 

T he  1I\:lIler  wiJl  he 

11]1 
\hl'  IIonand  :;chool, 
f:lrther  with 
:111\1  \Ie  I ru ~l  "rr:ln:...'cluents  CUI  he 
made  II'hen'ln  o ur  rel:lliO!H;  with 
th .. t  in",lil11 tioll  m:l\  he  e"lItillucd. 

MICHIGAN  WEEDS. 

Bulletin  .\0.  ~G7.  (>11 

'\lkhig:l11 
\\'cc,l5.  h.l·  Dr.  \\"..J.  1:"-,,1,  is 
\lO\>' 
beillg  l1l:li!l.'d.  The  ohject  of  this 
hulll'(in  i" 
illustr:ltions 
to  furnish 
that  will  aid  students  ill  school  and 
colleg-t.  :lnd  f.lrm crs  oul  of  school. 
to-recognil.e some of  Ihc  Illorc strik 
ing  weeds. 

~_I::; 

T he  work  cOIl",is!s  of  ,,60  pag-es, 
with 
ii!ustrations, 
c:.:cdlcnl 
T he  ilitbtratiolls  indmle  110t  only 
the  pl;1 nt.  bllt  the  secd  whkh  It 
bear s .  and . in  conllection  with  each, 
is  gil-en  rl  p:lrag-raph  describing:  the 
pl;1nl  OIS  to  sil.e, char;\Clcristics,  and 
origin. 

T he  bullclin  is  :l  companion  10 
X o .  ~60, published  in  }'brch.  1910, 
and  it  is  suggeste,1  by  the  author 
that  the  two  he  s tudied  tog-ether. 
T he illuslralions;lreof the, Cry besl, 
alld  the  hulletin  :15  a  \I hole  :;  I'alll 
:Jble  one, 

F r:l!lk  H urs t,  fo r mer  Y .  11.  C. 
A, secr eta ry  :It  M.  A .  C ., c:tlled  on 
college 
friends  yes te rday,  on  h is 
way  10  Ann  Arbor, where  he  will 
make  his  futu re  home.  " Y oSI "  has 
entered the  fiel d  of U life  insu r:lllce." 

HORT .  CLUB. 

Profl.'ssor  Patt.en , e:.:pcrill1C1lI  s ta 
l ion  chem is t,  discussed  "Raw  Rock 
Phosph;llL-"  before  thc  Il ort.  Club 
\\' cdncs(i:Jye,'ening .  In brief,  P rof, 
PattCIl's opinion  is,  that  " r:lW  rock" 
should  he  used  ani\"  on  such  soils 
~s  arc  wdl  supplie("1  wi t h  o r~anic 
Illatt('r,  o r  heal ily  d ressed  w il h 
III  no  C:lSC  usc  it  for  all)' 
(n:mure, 
b ut  g r ain  c rops)  and 
then  rctllrtl;; 
must  not  be  t::.:pce!cd  in  11'55  than 
fro m  fou r  to  til'e ),C:l r s. 

In  mOlny  cases  w he r e  rock  phos 
phate  has  been  used  r esults  should 
hal'e  been  attri buted  to  lime  ralher 
is 
t h:lll  P 20~ .  Grou nd  limes to ne 

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\Vornen's tem pting  new  Spring  Suj~, S ilk  and  Wool  Dresses,  Coat8. 
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on your spring suit,  all  YOll  have  to  do 
is  leayc  yo.ur  measure . 
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Saws 
Hammers 
Hatchcts 
Chisels 
Sercw  Dri .... ers 

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ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

-~""""'" ~~ I 

" 

B orn  to  Licut. and  }.J rs.  Cron, on 

F.  G.  Ricker spent the  week  end 

~londa.r of last  week, a  son. 

at his  honlc,  in  Pontiac. 

Thc  M isses  Palm  and  Taft were 
in  Detroit  l:1st  wcek,  whcn  they 
attcnded the gr:1ud  opera. 

The St:1(e  Board  holds  :1  meeting 
on Thursday of  this week, when the 
matter of employees  for  the coming 
ycar  will  be  taken  up. 

R ev. J.  T .  L eGcnr,  of  the  Cen 
tral  Mcthodist  church ,  Lansing, 
spoke  in  chapel  Sunday  aftcrnoon 
at  2 :30.  Special  music  was  fur 
nished  by  thc  ~ I.  A .  C.  choir. 

\ V.  \V.  Shanor,  ' I I,  who  h as 
becn  employed  since g raduation  by 
the  department of  :wimal  husban  
dry, left  for  h is  home  in  the  east 
lnst weck.  He  cxpects  later to  as· 
sume  Ihe  man.tgement  of  a  large 
farm  ncar  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

At the recent mceting of  the For 
estry  C lub,  thc  following  officers 
were  chosen:  H.  D.  Hall,  chief  for 
ester;  H.  \'\T.  Delzell,  associnte  for 
ester ; C. R. Garvey, chief of  records 
and accoun ts;  \ V.  R. J ohnson,  nm 
"cr;  \V.  A .  ~lcDonald, member  of 
;xecuti\"e  committec. 

Mr.  D.  E .  McClure  of  thc  State 
Board of  H ealth, spoke  bcforc  the 
Forestry  Club  T tiesday  evening of 
last  week  upon  the  subject,  " T he 
General  Forest  l'oIo\-cment  and  Its 
Relation to Education."  T he meet 
ing  was attended  by  an  enthusiastic 
bunch of  forestry studcnts  and  the 
add rcss  of  1v1 r.  M cClure  was  wcll 
received.  Maj.  Oates,  State  Ch ief 
Fire  Warden, will  s peak  before the 
club  on  April  22. 

" 

The 11ny  Festival on  ~Iay  :!+  is 
sure  to  bc a  wilmcr.  Plan to  atleml 
and  b ring your  fricnds. 

The  matter  for  the  April  bulletin 
is  now  ill  the hands of  the  printers, 
and  hopc  to  have same  for  distribu 
tion  w ithin  a  short time. 

Olivet's debating  teams  won  two 
victories  Friday  cvening.  Hope 
was  defeatcd  at  Oli\'et  and  Alma 
at  Alma.  T hc  <juestioll  was,  The 
Ownership of  Public  Utilities. 

Dr.  \ V.  O.  H edrick  actcd  as  one 
of  the  judgcs  at  Albion,  Friday 
eveni ng , in  connection  with  the de 
hate  betwcen  that  institution  and 
L nwrence  Uni\'ersity  of  Appleton, 
Wis. 

The various societies are working 
hard  on  their  respective" stunts" 
for  the  npproaching  carnival,  and 
all  promise  to  be  good.  Plenty  of 
attractions,  the 
regulation  home 
madc  confectione rY,  and  all  oppor 
tunity  to see  policemen  in  action. 

The College  Cadet  Band  go  to 
St. Johns  Thursday evcning  of  this 
week,  where  they  give  the  ·second 
ollt·oi-t own cOIJcert this year.  They 
are  going  upon  thc  solicitation  of 
Mr.  A .  MeVlttie,  'II,  M.  A.  C.'s 
livc  w ire  in  St. Johns, and  will  be 
assured  of  a  royal  welcome.  The 
party  goes  by  s~cial  ca.r,  and 
in 
cludes as  special attractions the  Au 
rore:ln  Male  Quartette, and  Prof. 
King as  reader.  The  program will 
consist o f standard and  popular con· 
cert Ilumbers. 

Miss  Mabel  Long, who SpCllt her 
\·:Ic:ltion  with  collcge  f~icllds,  left 
last  week  for  her work  III  Daven 
po rt. 

The  College  Poultry  Club  pur· 
chased  two  white  "-y :mdottc  coco 
kerels  of  Arthur  lIurd  of  Lansing 
recently. 

Dr.  Price  will  speak 

in  chapel 
~unday  morning  at  9:00  o'clock. 
Note  the chnnge  from  2 :30  to  9:00 
:1.  m.  ~pcci al music. 

l\layor  Gunson's  residence  has 
been  unde rgoing  SOmc  eh:lllges  re 
cently,  chief  among  whkh  is  a  nne 
open  porch  from  the  second  floor. 

Prof.  Kcdzie  is  doing as  well  as 
can be  expected  under the  circum 
It is  expccted  that the  in_ 
stances. 
jured  member  can  be  placed  in  a 
cast  this  week,  after  which  he  can 
rest easier. 

Dr.  Be:tl  has  recently  received  a 
lettcr  from  Dr.  A.  ].  ~-lurray,  a 
prnclicing veterinnrian  at  EI  Paso, 
T eX".  Dr.  Murray  was  the  first 
man  to  lecture  in  vetcrinary science 
at this  college, in  the year  188 1-82 . 
H e  ca me  out from  Detroit to  lecturc 
to  seniors  for  about six  weeks. 

Food  Commissioner  Dnme  has 
sent  out  some 
large  posters  an 
noullcing  the  fact  that  his  dcpart 
ment  will  assist  ill  every  way  in  the 
effort  to  bring about a  better  grade 
of  poultry  products  than  arc  now 
placed on  the market.  C. L. Opper 
mnll  and  one  other  U, S.  employe 
will  be  ill  the state  next  month  to 
nssist  ill  a  crusade,  nnd  the  collegc 
department will  co-operate as  far as 
possible.  Commissioncr  Dame's 
posters include valu able  suggestions 
to  farmcrs, as  well  as  a  promise  of 
prosecution  to  the venders  of  "had 
cggs." 

Dr.  Blaisdell  and  Pro f.  Rpler 
the  Oli vet. llope 
were  judges  in 
dcbate, at  Oli\-ct,  Fridny e vcning-of 
lnst  week. 

L.  L  Burrell, 'oS,  who  has  been 
teachillg  in  an  In(liall  school  011  the 
Navajo  reservation,  Shiprock,  );". 
1Iex.,  was a  college visitor recentl), 
The circula r annolillcing  the  Mar 
FestiLl1  will  be  readv  for  (lislribu_ 
tion  this  week.  The  best  of solo 
ists  have  been  obtained,  and 
the 
entertuiu1l1cut  will  he  of  the  \·cry 
best.  ~Iark  thc  date,  April  2j, on 
your calendar. 

i\<lr.  Linton  closed  his  series  of 
lectures  and  (]cmOllstnltions  before 
the J ackson  Y.  i\I.  C.  A.last  week 
:lIld  he states  that  the  enthusiasm 
which ch:lracte rized  the class at  tne 
start held  up  to  the  last  IllOlllent of 
the course, and  they  are  now  phil!' 
ning  for  n  more  advanced  work  in 
the future. 

In  the  reccnt  debate  at  Albioll, 
the  team  repre~el\til1g  that  inslitu . 
tion  won  the  unanimous dccision  of 
thc  judgcs  over  L awrcnce  Univer. 
sity.  The  question  debated 
\\,:IS, 
"Resolved, That  a  progressive  in 
heritance  ta;.;  should  be  enacted  by 
the  government,  constitutionality 
conceded." 
Albion  won  on  the 
affirmative.  C. C. \Vi1cox, a  sopho 
more  engineer  at _\1.  A.  C.  the past 
yea r,  and  now  a  studc.nt  at  Law 
rence,  WIIS  a  member  o f  the debat_ 
ing team  from  that institution . 

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CLOVE S  - NEC KWE AR 

\\'omen's  Blac k Silk  Lisle  Hose  Idth 
25C  pai r 

double  cotton  !;Ole-
hlg'h  SI)JiceJ  heel... 

HInck.  white nut!  ,'01<;0'" 

"'OUlen 's  I'ure  tl!l'~a!'l  Sitk  Hose 
50 C p.,i1' 

d oub l e  !'(lIe  - higb 
sl,lked  l1eel...  .. 

IIlllek.  wllilel1n(! In' l. 

LI\c~ 

Wo m en'~ tine summer  weight, Union 
Suit- Richeliell  rib. 
or r il>bOti  Irimmed.... .... .  50C 
~en'$ 0P"I\ :'!Iesh \;nion Suit-
,,,",,  ,,~, .. -""kl. '"'g'''  59C 
) Iell's  Silk  Lble  ItA\(  lI ~e- d(\uble 
'-Ole.  hi:.:II spliced  heel: rt'gu· 
ia r 25c 'lualily :sl'ecil\\  81lr.  50C 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

Dr.  :lIld  ).lr5.J.  S_l\!";O:lI1i..:l~  Me 
t he  proutl  par"nt.;:  of;\  hally  !Iau:.rh 
Icr.  \'i r.zinia  Ludll', horn  TUl'sday, 
,\prill) . 

l\J<lX  Tower. '09.  is  ill  \1.  .\.  C. 
for  n  few  d:II';< 
in  the  inll' .... :,;\s  of 
hi ..  lirm.  \\'iliillnl;;  Bro~.  2\lfg.  Co .. 
(If  Detroit. 

Dc:UI  Gi(chri",  spoke  helor..:  the 
\\'01l1en':;  Liter:lr)  CluhlH  I'ortl:imj 
on  Fritl;iI  of la,,1  '\ l'~'k  011  J>r;I~ li cal 
Eclm:Hlion. 

Prof.  ,",c.\1.i.:  has  rercin:d  !o:lk rs 
f rom  Dr.  L  D.  Br"nb,  ',6.  C.  t. 
~ \1Ho.:n,  '0';.  C:lrl  Chap!!); I" .  "f  0('· 
Iroil .  and  1IIhl.'r~,  expr~'ssil1:.!:  lhl'ir 
:11  hi,..  misf,)r\ul1l.'  ,m(l  ex· 
~orro \\ 
prc~~in;.! "  hop,-,  Ihat  hc  lila,"  spt'ed. 
il.1  rClOIl.'r. 

The  )l l'Il'!'  Cl:t~"  (,f  til..::  " l·OP!.:!> 
Churdl  is  !.:rO\1 ing;n  sirellg'th  :111,1 
::Oom('  pr:lClic;11  pnlh. 
fIllllliJer". 
lenl~  in  ,h,·  citl  of  E:I~I  I .alhin~ 
:cre  !>I.'iug'  \lis c\t~",-.... l  whidl  II  ;il  ItO 
Ilouhl  hr;ll<!  "hulIl  ),::",,\1  rl.'~lIhs b\Jlh 
:IS  a 
10  inc!i\itIUab  :lI1d  10  Ill(:  "il} 
II  hole. 

Th('n; 

:Ire  now  fh (. 

in c ubators 
hcin:!  u~ed  h~  Ilk  poullr~  t!cp:m. 
Olt.:IH  for  l;,horatvr\'  "urk  :tllli  IWIl 
mor.:  :Ire  soon  Iv  I~ :1,J.It:(1.  Owing 
to  :I  dWIl;!c  in  tnt·  t.'oursc  for  lIext 
I  car 
I"  mudl 
brg'er  11t:lIl  1'1 cr'  hcfore,  some  ~ 5 
1\lt:1l  h ... inr,:  I.'l1roll ... ,\. 

Inl'  poulin'  clrI,s 

Tltt: d;l ~~ in  ma ~h i ne  tool  d"siKil 
'· i~i1l.!d  ~I.'\cral  of  the  f" c tvries  ill 
L:IJl);ing  1:151  T lles,by  l1l ('\ r n;n~, :lnd 
swdied  Ihe  \':1r;')IIS  1.1  lk'S of  "rlldi:ll 
drills"  in  lho.:.  Th..:  S":le ral  n1l.:/I1· 
rn-rs  of  tnc  clas"  will  eneh  ck'S;:'PI  a 
1l1r1lhine  tool  vf  Ihis  cla~s  :K..:onling 
\0  assi;ttled  I.\·pc  ami  specilications 
dUring  th..:  p re5~nl krm. 

hi  the  reccl}t  d..:hatiug 

tn·OUts, 
:'Ilessr:;.  Clule.  1I :1 rl.  :llId  :\t'nrgolis 
\\'0 11  fi rst  p/:,ce6,  lind  \1  il!  !herdo re 
cun~ti\l1\c Ihe  le:1111  rep r es~'lI\il1)(  :<Of. 
t\ . C . ill  t he  comillg'  COIll..:S!  on J une 
S. 
'1'\10  prelimin:tries  will  ),(:  held 
\ r eclnc!>tin)  o f  Ihis 
T ucsc!:l\'  and 
week.  'From 
thcse  COll lests  Ihe 
men will  he choJseo, so  thaI  we shaH 
hal'c  tWO  Icams :md  Iwo  ~ Ite r n"!c!! . 

F:lTmcrs  are  makin;.:: 

,\  greah:r 
clemallJ  Ihan  en'r  be fore  for  forest 
Iree  seedlings,  which  shows  :,  sub· 
51:1111;111  ;!r(owth  o f inle r..:!!1  along tile 
line  of  rdo restalion .  Furthe r,  Ihe 
orders  arc  more  evenly  (J;stribu ted 
the  S\:lte  und,  as  a  rille,  ill 
Ol'er 
sll1 aller  lOIS  and in gr..:n le r  variet y  o f 
s pecies  c[llled  fo r. 
I t  would  seem, 
t he refo re,  th'll  the  illl('1""sl  is  slate· 
to 
wide  and  farmcrs  a re  a n xious 
begin,  on  a  sm:,1\  scale,  10  repai r 
som e o f Ihe damage ,Iolle ou r  fo rests 
in  past yea rs. 

-""'oS=--. -

Anllouneemclll 

is  made  o f  Ihe 
marria,<e  o n  April  9  of J.  R .  D ice, 
'oS, and M is s  :\1:1 rio n  Lo uise  \ \ . elch , 
at  Burl o n,  Ohio.  T he  yo un g  peo· 
pie  will  b e  at  home  :l h c r  ~ f:t y  I,  at 
~l o rris "i lle,  X.  Y .,  where  ~Ir.  D ice 
has  a  position as  te:lchcr  in  the N e w 
Y o rk  Sta te  School  o f  A g ricu lt ure. 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

010"e5  aod  Neckwear  in  a ll  tke  lates t  novelties  fo r  the 
Sprin g  a nd  Summer  Season. 

Marx  Clothes 

Spalding S weater s 
Imperial a nd  Knox  Hats 
Heid  Caps 
a"d 
Me'n's W ear  t ha t  proves 
its~ lf  t he world  ov e~. 

The  Mapes  Co. 

201 · 200  S n.nh W u hlnjl;t oll  A"e . 

fa,- )~"rs Ltlllsi'lC' J  Lr,;od:f!.g"  Clc!r.",.,. 

COLLEG E  DRUG  LX 
GROCERY  CO. 

E X PRESS  Of F'tCE. 

AGENCY  STAR  LAUNDRY . 

TilE  RJ/"LE r  d<  G R .' / r 
PRIXTI.YG  COJ fl". l.\T 

1-.. X$ / .Yf •.  .1/ WI//f;,.J.\' 

!'ao.:k 

!Jow  10 

The  (;/,·,III(r  fo r  April  cont;tillS 
:Hl  :l rlirle  by  Ihe  :\!isses  .\Ii~~· J d· 
fery:tnd  Elil.:Lhel h  i' :lim  un the sull· 
jec!, 
Ih..:  LUllch. 
T h..:  flrlicle  I:lk~'s  lip Ihe  qu !stion  o f 
suiwbilill  o f  food  fo r  the  lunch . the 
\:arict)',  1 ~IC:l!}S  of  ~·:t t r~ in:;,  aUrae· 
t'\'cnesS  III  pack Ill:,! ,  CIC.,  :md  Ihen 
gives  sU;'::g'cstions  for  IUllches  for 
the  h:lr.l  \\ o r king  nUl!},  th.:  man  o f 
tnor!cratc  work, :lnd  111:11  for  :I  l'hild 
or  II oman  i n  1lIOc.lcrale  wo r k.  As 
Sllllliwichcs  form  the  b:lsis  of  so 
m;lll\'  lunl'11es  Ihis  impor tant article 
of  fOOlI 
receivet"  csp«~ i al  at1elltioll 
and  is  c!nsscd  :,ccording 10  t he  kind 
o f  brea~l \,sed, e ach  killli  hal ing ,·..:r · 
t~in  filli l"'s  cspcci:llIy  suiled  to  il. 
C akes,  co"::'kies,  rel ishe,;,.  f ruit  and 
confections alJ  han:  a  place.  and  the 
artide is  hOlh  interesling iHl  ios-Irue· 
th·e. 

:\I iss  Clar :!  UHrI OI1 .  founder  of 
the  f:mlous  " R ed  Cr03s  SocieIY," 
who died  on April  12  at  her  hOI11C 
in  i\br)'!and,  was  know n  ;111.1  loved 
by  thou!:llllls  o f  g r:lIcful  people. 
~ h e begall  her wo rk  of. h l1 lll ani l,)'  :It 
t he llgeof 40 .  H e r se n  Icc!!i l h roug h. 
out  t he  ci"il  w ar  :md  t he  F ra nco· 
Prussia.ll  wa r  we re  kn own  and  rec· 
ognizell  e"cryw h ere,  hut  they  did 
not  slOp  the re.  She  inter esled  he r · 
self  in  the suffe re rs  a ft e r  IhcJohns. 
to w n  fl ood;  wellt  to  R ussia in  1891 
to  carr y  food 
to  f ami ne  d istricts; 
later.  in  C u ba  a lld  in w ind  and  fl ood 
swept  d ist r ic ts  a ll  O\'e r  the  coulltry, 
o rgani zing  r e lief  stations, p ro viding 
food  and  mc(lici ne  to  those  in  want, 
and  e \le ry where  d oing  g ood .  She 
re tired  i n  1904  o n  account of ad vanc· 
ing  y e ars,  a m i  h:ls 
lit  Glen 
E cho,  Md.,  since.  S he  lived  to  the 
ripe  age  o f  90 y ears. 

li\'etl 

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CROCKERY  AN D  GLASSWARE. 

-:l1'1 E  are  elpeciaJl~  well  «;UiPpe~ 
~ to  $UFr!~' .\'au  with  .mythin~ I 

. I·OU  may  nced  ill  the line  of 
CALLING  C.4.RDS,  DANCE 
AN D  SOCIETY ~OGR.l,~S 

Lawrence &  Van Buren 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 
of  P hila d ~ l p hia 

.\1"1.'  thl:  l;lr:':l:St  manufacturer;; 
o f  COLLEGE  UNIFORMS  III 
l n it..:d  Sl:1Ies.  ant!  hal'l' 
thC' 
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IlCSS  hy  shn'r  fu r Cl:  of  rn..:r;1. 

The  l'nifotltlS  \\'orn  OIl 

micblgl1h  JlgtlcUllurl11  eoll~9~ 
arc  lini!>lwll  cX:lmple" 
vf our  prOtlllrl. 

Jacob Reed's Sons 
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.. Gold  Meda l  Uniform s" 

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