The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHI GAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE . 

\"OL.  17. 

EAST  LA~ SI NG,  hll CH IG.L'\'.  T UESDAY, 

.APlllL  ao,  Hl12. 

:\0.  :10 

THE  ATHLETIC  CARNIVAL. 

The  annual  athletic carnivlll,  held 
last  Saturday  011  the  drill  grollllll, 
was  a  hugh  success  in  c\'cry  way. 
A  good  crowd  llttcmied,  :tml  was 
very  libcr~l  with  their  money. 

the 
I  Z  :30,  it  w ended 

The  big  parade,  wh ich  started  at 
the  Ag.  building,  w:,s  thl'  main  at 
early  afternoon. 
in 
traction 
Starting  at 
its 
W;I)'  lhrollJ.ih  the  campus  ami  dowII 
Michigan  a\'cnut~  in  East  LlIlsing, 
giving everyone a  fine  Ch:IIIo.;L"  to sec 
it  ;tl1.  Some  of  the  flouts  alld  at· 
tractions  were  the  hest  that  hal'e 
be .... n seen at any).!.  A .  C.  carnival. 
T he  music  fLlrtlishcd  for  the  OCC:I 
sion  by the college uand all\1  Lact:y's 
clown  band  oUldid  ;m,rthing- cI'er 
hC:lni  heTl',  Some  hal' c  wondered 
why  ',Fat"  Scriber  h:ldn't  been 
{lrumlLlill~ before. 

bl'tWt'Cn 

Immediately  af\l'r  the  parfltle,  the 
for  the  inten:olle~iate  hOllc 
title 
clappiu)::'  ch~lllIpionship W:IS  fot1~ht 
out 
J v:<hus 
Lon·ju)  :mu  Ilerr  Dr.  Fr,ulCiscn, 
and  >Ifter  several 
trials,  including" 
thu"e  for  speed,  time  ;uul  ell\lur· 
allCl~ ,  the  metlal  was  g i"el1  10  I'rl.'· 
fessor  L ovejoy . 

Professor 

.A II shnw;;. :llltl anHlse,ncnts started 
abollt  ~ ;30,  ;11\(1  thc  regular  h,lrke rs 
rlwl1l1t1sic  Ih,lt  is  heard  on  the  mid· 
W'ly S  of shows was soon  in  progr.:"s. 
The  dcpartment  of  puhlic  s~lfdy 
500 11  got  into  lrim, :lIlt! 
the re  was 
nl.'  pick pocketing: or loati ng allo\\"l!d, 
aud  it  \\"'15  no!  long  unti!  el·er.\"  on ... · 
had  t.he  "pil1ched"  s ign h;mging: au\. 
T hee  sollthc:rn  pili)",  "Uncle  Tom's 
Cabin ,"  was soon  in  prog"rcss,  with 
little  Eva  ,lI1d  AllntUphdia  ail  the 
main  attractions.  El'l.<q'  aile  hOld  a 
chancc  to  prepare  for  the  first  o f 
1hty  by  :It!ending  tht· 
Ilomelike 
plllCl',  which  had  ;1  Ji..:ensc  and  w:tS 
free  from  :Irn~s\.  Every (:oncoction 
known  was  poured  out  the re,  and 
no  one  went dry.  The dance prol'cd 
the  main  attraction,  and  frOIll 
the 
time  the  music  started  the  floor  was 
cove red  with  dancers  tripping"  the 
fantastic,  ami  when  every· 
lig-hl 
thing- else  was  dosed  the strains of 
music  still  came  from  the  annan'. 
As all  the  duhs and  fl."staurOlnts  of 
the  COllege  and  \"icinit),  closed  up, 
the  eating'  place  hcld  in  ont:  pa r t  of 
the armory  prol'cu  to  be  a  popular 
time.  amI  the 
place  auout  supper 
class  of  catablcs  handed  out  W~IS 
proof  positi\'c  of  thc  value  of  our 
dO lll es~ic  science  dcp:lrtmcllt .  The 
forth  ill  a 
popular  minstrcls  held 
i:lrKc  tent,  "n{l  proved  to  be one  of 
the  main attractions on  thc  :\lidw1I)'. 
The  character  of  Ulcir  jokes  and 
fun  was  \'en' cntertaining  10  c,·cr y· 
ODe  who  :\V~iled themselvcs  of  the 
opportulli ty  to  hear  them . 

All  students who had  any grudge 
agaillst  a  Prof.  had  1'1  g?od  challce 
th rowulg  at  thc 
to  get  evell  by 
dummies, and  b\·  the  looks  of some 
of  them  in  a  sliort  time  it  secmed 
that not  8.  few  had  mude  the  ~st o f 
the  challce  and  played  hard  UpOIl 
them.  The games of ch:u1ce  run  at 
the end of the armory drew a crowd, 
and  between  the  wheel  o f  fortune , 
the  dice,aud  ringi ng boxes o f cand)" 
gave  ever yone  all  t he  chllnces  to 

gamble that  he  wished, and  was  :1 
\'critable  Monte  Carlo.  The  [lIu· 
sive  Lavinrac  L oaf  was  illusi~' e  all 
right,  hut at  night he  was capturc:d 
and  the season  baseball  tickct given 
up. 

[\'cryone  abided  by  the  g-round 
fllics. and  hcncc there w:!s  not  mild, 
trouble .  Some of the advice h~'I.dcd 
Ollt  by  these  rulcs  would  pllt  to 
slHune 
t he  bl'·laws  of  any  city 
chnrter. 

in 

:l1!d  it  ue("<l!lle  cool 

T he  weather  was  ideal  for  sllch 
an  event. and  ,,\though a sh:'rp wind 
t he 
ble\\" 
evcning, 
the  crowd  s t ill  st:,),ed. 
sho\\"inx  great  inte rest  in  the  one 
biK  circuS  at  ~ 1.  A .  C.  While  it  is 
not  known  for  sure  how  much  was 
ltlude,  about  $700  \\,:IS  taken  in,  so 
tllHt  there  should  he  :t  f:lil"iv  good 
balance  for  the  Athletic Assoti"liul1. 

MEMORIAL 

FOR  GUY  L. 

STEWART,  '95. 

~tcp;; hal'e h C 1;1l  taken  Capt. h} J, 
O. ~I illner, president of the Jefferson 
(Ark.)  Re:t1  Estate  Ex. 
Coullt.l· 
ch:lIlg"c  :1l1d  o t hers  to  s tarl a  memo· 
rial  for  GUI  L.  ~te\\'a r t,  whose 
tragk <ieath  iJas  ;llready bCt:n  note(1. 
C:tpt.  I\lillrler  was  a:;sociateci  with 
l\Ir.  !::itcwart  ill  the  preparation  o f 
sOllie  of  his  exhibits which  the Col. 
tall  Belt  li :. ilw;!y  sent  out. 

A  committee  at  F'ine  Bluff  will 
co·operate \\ illt  a  committe!! alr~'ad)" 
ill  C:llm!cll  (Ark . ~,  where 
:It  work 
~I r.  S tewa rt  spent  the  greater  parI 
of  hi",  tillle  whcll  not  on  the  rourl. 
Th:1\  he was  a  general  fa\'ori tc with 
t he peoplc of th:!t cit.", :llld surround· 
ing  count ry  as  Wt'\!,  is  readily  \HI ' 
t.lerstood  from  lhe  man)'  splendi,l 
trihutes  to  his  life  :lIId  work  con. 
t:lin€od 
in  the  cummittc:e's  repOrt  \0 
C:lpt.  1\1illner  and  published  in  the 
Pine  Bluff  CI)/IlIII<'rcia/of  .April  16. 
the 
:I],o\"e  report gil'es  sOlllethinu  of  :111 
idea  of  whal  is  planned: 

The  following-

laken  from 

"it hail  seemed particularly  fitling 
that here  (COllll(k'n)  in Ihe  v~r)' mid· 
IVa\"  of  his  la test  life's  work  :md 
amo ng  a  people  who  C!itcemcd  him 
!{really. 
11  monumcnt  should  be 
erected  th,,'  will  ,1111":\1"5  recall  the 
memor)'  of  his c areer and  our  101'e. 
"It is  the  uesirc  of  his  friends  to 
c rect  a  suitable  n:membr:mce. 
It 
has  heen  suggested  that a  beautiful 
1l1ell'lorial 
in· 
scr iited  be  e re(:tcd  in  the  plnz!!  S\1r· 
rounding  the  depot  of  the  COttOIl 
Belt  railro:ld  w ithin  a  plot of living 
grass  and  Howers,  to  be  C\'cr  ill 
chargc of  the  city  and  of  the  ladies 
of  Camden. 

properly 

fnllllt(lin 

"It is  the  wish  of  the  committee 
ill  ch:lrge of  tht: movement ti);!t  sub· 
scriptions  be  solicited  from  those 
who werc  fricmls  of  the  late  Gu)' 
L.  StewlIrt,  labored  with  him  or 
admire  his  IOlbors  and  wish  to  keep 
his  InClllor),  g reen." 

A 

line  from  E.  E.  Sours, ' 13e, 
s tates  th1lt  he  is  kept  busy so  far 
(Ioing  sur veying  in  his  home cou nty 
(\Vexford)  and  h as  plenty  of  work 
ahead  for  seve ral  weeks  to  come. 
His  addr~ss is  Cadillac. 

WESTERN RESERVE BEATEN. 

Anothe r  victory  was  adde\1 

to 
the  list 
ill  base  b:11l  Friti:ty,  whel! 
1\1.  A.  C.'s te:tm  won  f rom  \\'eStern 
Rese r ve,oll  the  home  field,  5  to  I. 
1\1.  A.  C .  W11S  s trong  :dl  the  way 
through,  and  at  no  time 
the 
oll tconle questioned. 

\\":IS 

ill 

the 

Dodge  pitched  his  first  big game 
of the  se:lson,  and  ~llowo:tl  bnl  six 
1\1.  A .  C.  bUllched 
sC:ltl('red  hits. 
in  the  secu red  en01l"h  10  win  the 
game.  T hree  doubl~s  hv  Bradle,", 
Dodge :lnd  R og.;!'e,  ;J1II1  a'  sin;.:-Ie  I;y 
Grigg:s  in  tilis  inning  were  respun· 
sible  for  four  runs .  Thr ... ·e  siflj.!"les 
the  sixth  added  :lllother.  The 
ill 
lilt!.  fourth 
visitors  secured  OIIC 
afte r  11  hr:lce of  .!>i rrg:lcs  amI  a  wild 
pitch  by  O od];(e.  Tlw  ,g:lI!lC  W:IS 
f:ln~  arc 
well  attenJl·{J,  1111\1 
,g reatl)"  plc:ascd  with 
the  W(.~  in 
which  "!acklin 's  mcn  :Ire  halting-. 
On  \\. ednest!ay  aftt'rnoon  ()hio 
\\"l' S\(' V;lI\  comes  hl're  for  it  j.!":tnle, 
Hlld  oli  Saturda)  Ihe  lir.!>l  game  of 
:'-lidliX(lIl  wII!  he 
the  se(ISOll  wit-h 
the  honll'  fil'ld.  The 
pl:t)'CI]  on 
game  011  \\"cdncsd:l)"  wil!  Ile  called 
at  -I  p.  Ill., ,!llli  the  :-:atllnb.\  XHlIlC 
at  z ;30.  Both  nrl'  strong: 
tetuns. 
and  the (:ontcsts  will  11 ... · good . 
Ihe  ulOrning- o f 

.\\:t\  ,.  :It 
10  o'clock,  the  'lIlulI,,1 dU:l1  meet  he· 
tWCC:1I  the frl·:;hll\(.·11  :tnd sopholl1ores 
will  h ... ·  Iwld.  SOlne  g:ood  1ll:lteri:t1 
is  slww in:;  III'  in  both  cl:1s"c"" 
:111(1 
tIl\.'  lIlec!  will  Ill'  a  good  O ll l·. 

On 

FORESTERS '  CLUB. 

The Forcsters had n  r..,u~ing- meet · 
!::i"pe r. 
ing  last  ~I ollday  e\,(~llillg. 
\' iso r  Dorr  ~keels, of  the  Kootcn:li 
:-JatiOllal  Forest,  was  preselll,  (md 
;.  "ery  illt c rcstin~  t:llk  on 
~:l.\·e 
"F..,rcstry  as  a  Profc:>siOIl." 
lie 
spoke  of  the  al'tivities  o f  gr:1t!uale 
forestcrs  ill  the  neld,  ;Jntl  sank  of 
the  esseu tial  points  of 
tcdlllic:tl 
tr:lil1ing  which  were  hrotl~llI  inlo 
actual  pract ice  during  the  lir"t  few 
[I e  sp{,ke 
ye1lrs  :tIter  graduation. 
of  the  great  necessity  of  gradu:He 
foresters  beillg  good  t:ngineers,  and 
hHl'ing  trni lling  ;llon,t:: 
the  Jille  of 
engim:<:riuK combined  with  the tech· 
nic:!1  work  of  a  fores!l'r;  ;tlso  the 
g:reut  opportunity  in  the  g row in ~ 
dcmaml  for  mCII  capahle  of  going: 
into  the  employ  of  pril'Rtc  logging 
concerns and  working:  up  :IS  mana· 
gers  of  10g"ging  operations,  l:tr~e 
1l1illing  plants, etc. 
:\1r.  Skeels alsn 
spoke  of  the  For.:st Sen' iee;ls sim· 
ply  ;I  stcpping  stone  in  the  Iraining 
of  the  tech nical 
forester,  ami  fell 
the  growing  d~'maml  would 
th a t 
soon  bl:!  created  for  foresters  ill pri 
I' ate  work  in large companies t arry· 
ing  011  t:xtensive logging ope r;.tions, 
feed  was 
participated  in  and  gener:\1  discus· 
sian  of  forestry  topics. 

After  the  meeting,  ;1 

Supervisor  Skecls  will  t:l\;e  on 
several  of the  junior  foresters in  re· 
connaissance  work  011  the  J.;:ootenai 
National  Forest  du r ing  the  coming 
summer. 

Prof.  Coons  will 

address 

the 

H art, club  Wednesday  evening. 

A L UMNIl

l 

'9 2. 

L.  L'.Brooks,of  S chellec(adv,  N. 
Y.,  arr;\'ed  in  L:Ills ing,  Frida"  of 
\aSt  \\cek  with  Ihl.'  bod,·  (If  h1$ 
father,  and  interment  WIIS'  ll1:1tle  at 
:\It.  !l upe:. 
~lr.  Brooks.  who  died 
:It  the home of hi" SOli, WIIS  forlllerh' 
a  college  residelll  and  OWlled  at  tlt;!t 
time  that  portion  of  1:11111  " 'ill"  west 
of  the  Della  :llld  known  :;s  llrooks 
.\dditioll.  The  SOli 
is  COllllected 
with  thl."  Gem' ra l  J.::icctric  L'o.,  with 
otlices  at  Sdll'nec.t:ul.\. 

',)s. 
L. E.  \\"u"tI.l,I[ I:: ... · d:lss  of  'oS. 
is  now  lI"ilh  the  :'IJi!wllukee  Loco· 
1110ti\·c  :\lfK'  Co.,  of  X C \\  York 
City.  a  subsidiary  ,ompa,,)"  of  the 
:"\at iolllli  BrHke  :1II{!  Elo.:drie  Cu., 
with  \Ihich  Ill'  I'a ~  forll1erJ~  ell" 
ploycil.  This  ~'Oll1pHII~  tIUti1Uf;. C". 
tun'"  !o!,1I:;' 
:.I cohlll  \lJ("omotile!> 
fOf  m;e  ill  Inill!!S,  illtillstri:\1  pl:lIlt s. 
loc:lled  at  30 
l'te. 
Church  ~1.,  R oulu  1.1:0. 

\\'l1od 

;..!  r. 

fill.1 

I,. 

'" 
.\.  :'II.  ~Iillcr, II f  the  :lhtn e  d:IS.l', 
is  ;1\  pr~'se llt  helpill~ to  h\lil,J  II  llt'W 
Ili-'> 
",teel  plall\  :It 
:ultl n::s'- is 350 I rl)1j!I!)is  1'1 :lce, l:Ca I'er, 
I' .1. 

.\li,IIHlld. 

I 'n. 

' I I. 

.;\Ir.  mId  :'Ilr" .. \ Ifrcd  Ilemil'kson 
annotHl("e  thc  birth  of  a  dau",hll'r. 
I [dell  BcmiCl·.  TIll  April  8. 
,\1  r. 
ll cnricksoll.  who  is  f;tnning:  Hcnr 
Shell". II  a s  a  1I1!!lIlher  .... f  ..,lI r  last 
~t;tdu~till;::'  Ch,S S, 

I  Z. 
D.  F.  Fi "lll'r  writes  f rolll  Cmn . 
,kn.  Del.,  ;l~  follows: 
··Thc re  is 
C\'e r y  pro~pe.;t  fo r  :1 1}  in111Wn"' ... ·  fruit 
crop he re.  :Hld  they  ~:I y thi"  is  tht: 
on ly  place  Il orth  of  <.; ... ·" r'.!ia  where 
there  \1  ill  he  full  aop  of  peachcs. 
My work will beexperill\\!llt;11 s pr~y' 
ing o f  peaches and  appl~·!!. 
I  neVl' r 
saw such  a  proiu ~iol1  vi  hloom 
ill 
:UII  kind  of  frui t  as  II C'  ha\ l'  here 
no·w.  ~o f:t.r  I  hal'c ollly completed 
;lrr:HlJ.,:clllc!1l:;  f <Jr the "e;t:iOIl's  \\ ark, 
hu t  I expect  10  11 ... ·;.,:-il1  " praying:  oper. 
the  \\' illi:l111s  c;ttll'  reu 
;llivll:i 
;"IOllllay  (.\pril- :::2)," 
apples  on 
'\fr.  Fisher  \I ill  he  10l~:lted ;1\  C;Ull. 
rle ll  fo r  the summer :1I  least. 

il) 

J:.ek  hl1echt,  ' I!,  11';1",  a  college 
visitor  on:r  SUllda\,. 
jack  is  now 
with  lhe  City  R:.ilw"ay  Co.,  of 
Grand  Ibpi(J s,  :\1 ich. 

lIumbered 

the  present 

The grn,luating  cI:1SS  of  191 ~  wil l 
he  by  far  the  largcst  iu  ollr history. 
!-'rC\'ious  10  the  yt"Olr  19{ 1 
lIone  of 
the  classes  rC:lchcd  the  100  mark. 
Iz8. 
Lnst  year's  class 
indicflliolls  a re 
while 
that  the re  will  be  a  class  of approx· 
im ately  16.f  the  coming JlIne.  This 
number is divided  about:1S  follows: 
66 agriculturalists  (including  hort.), 
6-f  e ngincers,  13  foresters, ,md  30 
women.  This  will  bring  the  gra nd 
totOlI  up  to  18-10  nlen  and  wome n 
g raduates  since  the  o rgani za tion  of 
the  college. 

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The  M.  A . C . RECORD 

"U . ~I. " ~" In ~ Y Tuuo n  ""., ....  T", "OUID . 
UA .  BY  Too • •  'CH''' • •  n An 
"" . 'CULTU" .. COLU". 

11 0  G I:NT S  "'"  VI""" 

Entered  It. <  5o!«IJld-e!n~~  ",,,,II  ","tt ...  III 

LAMlnll'.  ~!\ cb. 

Addr","  all  lIub."rl"tu>n_ '''Id  ad,·"rU.'nll' 
milner  ~o the  ~1. A  I'.  ItKC()"O,  K.lSt  t.Mu-
• 1"11".  Mi ch . 
." dlltts!!  aU  oontritoutlollli  to 
t he  ,\1,,,,, •• 11111  K,lItor. 

Remit  to)  P.  O.  ~Ione". Order.  1',...1\  or 

RelJhllllro:d  Ltott~r.  1.\0  nOl .entl st .. mg~. 
Rl:uLlle"  oml*  .. '1111  "" .... t'lU'"  ... 

\  1'1.1\ 
Sur .. "  P.houtl, 00"  ~1Q..~t:1 Ur"ntl.'\.\" ...  ~'(I .• 
Lantlnlt.  ~lIch. 

TUESDAV,  APRil  30,  1912. 

AGRICULTURE  IN  THE  HIGH 
SCHOOLS . 

J.  Y.  Clark,  '85· 

In  the  .\pril  15  issue  of  ,I/"d,'ro 
IDr- 7(,/lio is  pUOlishcd  au  cscdlclll 
article  Iw  J.  Y.  Clark  of  the  ellIS9 
of  'S5,  of  Orion.  ?>lich.  on  the  suh 
jecl  of" \\' liy .\gricuhun: :trnl  Kin 
u red  ~uhjcct~ Shotdd  Ih,·  l';lllgbt  in 
the  lliJ..rh  ~ehool:' 

~Ir, Cl;lrk  bcliel-e.;,  that  Gnll,those 
who  :lrc  ill  direct  touch  1\ iih  hoth 
school and  farm  c:U\  n:::llize how  hr 
the  high  school  ami  the  fllrnll'r  11:ls 
d riftcJ  :Ip:lrt  anti 
th"t  the  hi):h 
schools  of  ~lichiJ.tall h:lve  un I)'  just 
hcglln  to  soh-c the  educational  p rob, 
lem  of  the  brill,  Tht'rc is:.  ccrt;'\in 
i:lc k  of  eOllfidcllCC  on tilt:  part  o f  the 
;"'W:lfJ  ~he  hig-h  School 
br',wr 
'"ltiIiIlC  to  c'l:j~t  tlillil 
'" 
'I' 
Clrl.llll  thlll~S arc  hl1plalltcd  in  our 
high  sC'llOol courses \\'hidl  will  trIor~' 
!lead)" an!oWe r  th ..  n .. ed",  of the  rUnl1 
communil, . 

~I r. CI;;rk hdie,'e" that if  there he 
a  "pol vII  earth  whcre  the  cle,:uiIlK 
i ... 
l11all 
inl1u~' I H"e  of  :In  ellm·ate.1 
needed.  it  is  the  fur,,1 
,01l1ll11lIlil\', 
but  ul1{lo.: r  preSl'nt  .:omlilions  the 
(Iuickesl  \\ :1,\  to  lose  such  :1  1111111  is 
by  W:ly  o f  the  high  school. 
It I 
completi ng  the  t.!  !!r;\(les  too  UftCII 
the  h:lbit  of 
to 
stlltl)'  becomes  tixed  with  Ihe  result 
l:1ho r 
that  an  :{Version  to  m:mual 
becomes  a5  c(lllally  fi»e(\.  Ag-ain 
Ihe  subject-mauer  ;.:-i\'(·11 
is  COIII 
pletely  ou l  o f  touch  with  the  rural 
life  su rroundin:.!;  il.  The lifo:  o f  the 
avef:lg'e  school  pllpil :sholll,1  he  bOlh 
cultur:ll ami vocational for Ihe brmer 
that  is  to  he, 

..:1o"e  application 

the  wllrk  of 

The  writer p:I)'!>:1  line  tribute  10 
th.::  drorts  of  ou r  M,  .-\.  C.  ntld 
.\5 
other  I!rc:'1  institutiol1;;;  a;;;  well 
:'lcknowledg-ing-
the 
agri.;ulturOlI prt:s~l experiment SI:IIi,)1I 
bul\t.otills,  Clc,.  in ailling  (he  f:lrnlers, 
illterest  Ih.:  g reat  hOlly  of 
bill  10 
) Oll ng  people  wh()  ;::bolll.!  take  up 
this  work  in  the  futt:rt:',:Is  \\ell  "" 
to  hrillg  educalioll:ll  training- dos('r 
to  thost::  :Ilready e ng-a ),:('ed  in  :I~ricul, 
lurt,! .  shOUld  he  oue of  Ihe  aill's  o f 
each  :1tI(1 e\'ery  hij.{h  Sdl001. 

F'or  the  SOhlijOIl  of  the  prol'lctll 

]\1,.  Cl:i rk  offers  lile  f()llowin;.::: 

'· T he  logie  of  Ihe  Si1 1l111 i"l1  cHlls 
fo r  II  fou r,)'earl'ou rsc ill  :,;.:' r i..::uhu rt', 
as  all  electi\'e  SllIdy,  il1lhe  l'urri':l1· 
111m  of  e\'e ry  high  s..::hool,  whether 
rural o r  otherwisc,embr::r..::ing wilhill 
its  natural  jurisdiction  ;\  rl'a~Ollable 
Humber  of  primary  schools:  sitch 
cou rse  10  be  eomlucte(l,  not  as  a 
make-shift,  bill 
ill  charge  of  a 
speci:llist  \\ ho  has  had  expert  train· 
ing,  ~othing  c(luld  be  done  for 
th"  grt!:tt  farming  cl asses  of  Ihe 
s tate,  which  would  so  inst:lIltly  li nd 
effeclivel),  ~n!:rage  their  unanimous 
patronage  and  support,  not  ollly  of 

our  high  schools, but  of  our  pri 
m ary  schools  as  well,  rlS  the  estab, 
lishment  of  the  cou rse  s ug-j{estcd . 
And  110  mOI-e  could  he  mmle  mo rc 
bt:nefi(; i;~l  or 
lasting-Iy 
ref1CCti l1~ 
more  honor  and  saKlIcity  b~-
th..:: 
high  s.:hools  lhemseh'es." 

COSMOPOLITAN  CLUB . 

The last  1\\ (I  regular  mcelin~s of 
the duh wero:  of  UIlu5tttli 
i ntere~t . 
hOl\ing  been  addr .. s"c.1  b,\'  alumni 
mCUlt.e rs. J!r:~dll :! te"  of  other  ilHHi  
tllliol1S,  Dr.  Bou\,oltcU!;,  from  Ihe: 
Cornell  CosOlopo(itan  Cluh,  ~:I\'e  ~t 
the  11':\;\ 
ve r y  inlcreslitlg  talk  Oil 
ities o f  the  orgtH1il.:tIiOI1  :1\  Corllcll. 
]\Jr.  lIcrn:lt' r,  of  the  Lansit1~  high, 
a  U, of  .\ 1.  Cosmopolite,  told  o f  the 
history:tnd  experiences of  the  chap 
ter  in  Ann  Ar hor,  Both  speake rs 
arc  <Juite  el1\husi;lsti.:  I"lld  helie\'e 
that  Ihe  :\1.  .\ .  C.  ..:.haptc r  will  in 
time  be  ablo:  10  hO:15\  of a  sixl) -fhc 
thollsautl dollar ch:lpler ho use 'l.Sdocs 
Cornell.  T he  members  assembled 
e\idenced  Ihe  surnl'  enthusi:tSJI1  :tnd 
11:1\"e  taken UI)()11  t hemselves :1t  least 
10  sec  that  the  chapte r  "h;tll  have 
decent  club roomsin  the neHr future, 
The  hig  C\'elH  of  the  YCllr,lhe 
open  met'ting,  is  he ing  II rrrtllge(1 for 
lak('  place  \I hbin  a 
:tnd 
month's 
_\n  exccptiol1:1l l\' 
!otroog  prOgr:l1ll  \\ill  m:lke  th ccveti  
iug:  olle  of 11I3tiu!;,  ill1pres~iol1.  Tlli; 
eH~nt and  somc changes  ill  tile  run· 
lIi n:; o f  Ihe  cluh arc expected  to  sti r 
"I"  some 
life,  and  make  its  value 
recognized  b)'  e\'cry  member  o f 
our colic;,!;,!  f:tlllil~. 

to 
time. 

it  is 

VOCATIONAL  GUIDANCE . 

'5. 

,\ pril 

l>Bllcipal  of 
III).('h 

the 
Jl:sse  D:1Vis t 
G~al1d  Ra pills 
school,  ad· 
(]ressed  Ihe  Edu..::ut ioll;ll  Cilib  on 
Moml:l.\'  e\'enin;r, 
I [is 
subjcct  wa,,"\·ocatiOital  GuiLlallC('," 
:.1 r.  0>\, is  outlitll:d  thc  plnu  now 
ill  ope ra tion  in  Ihe  G r;lnu  Rapids 
Il i~ h, :Hld  in  some  olhe r  places  to 
a~Sisl }oun~ men  10  lIelerl  Iheir  life 
I,),  sp .. cial 
\\ork.  This 
is  IlolIl' 
ill  1::IIKlish  or  litef:,n 
applic:ttiol1 
wolrk  :lIld  it}  reading"  :\IIll  cOllfe~. 
enCC5  between  studctHS 
Ihe 
high  school  principal. 

:",,1 

:lIltl  Prim::i!,:!l  O:l\is 

This  is  ;In  cntirely  ne\\"  mo\·c· 
thc 
is 
1Ilt'1lI 
It  i~  heing 
orig:inator of  the  pl:tn, 
:ll1d  SCI crill 
taken  up  h-,  Il an'n rt! 
other  iustilutiotls 
in  Ihi!!  count ry, 
and  .Mr.  D:l\·is  will  ;.:-i\'(:  all  address 
,tlOIl~  this  line 11t  the  ;So  E . .A. meet, 
ill:;  10  be  hcltl  ill  Chic,,).:"o  the  conl 
itl:; 
I I is  add ress  he re 
\\":IS  e speeiall\'  fine  nnd  was  sureh' 
apprcclatL'{1  Ii}'  those  who  heM.1  ii. 

~lIl1ll1le r, 

M.  A,  C.  VETERINARY 
ASSOCIATION . 

The  ;"1.  A.  C.  \ ·c.\crinar \,  ~lcdi­
c:tl  Ass'n  lIlet  in  Ihc 
\ - et. hUi lding 
Tuesday cn·ning  Ap r il  :!3.  +\fter 
:1  b r ief  husine S$  meeling,  the  fol· 
lowing  prOj!ran1  Wfl,S  retl th: reu: 

.. l log  Cholera  From  t he  \' eter· 
in:lrlll ll'S  \-iewpoint," hy  ~Ir.  Louis 
\\,ilt·den, 
~Jr,  \\'ile(letJ  h,IS  been 
assisting  the  local  experiment  sta  
lion  in  this  br,\Och  of rese:l rdl sillcc 
lie 
he  has  been  at 
showed  a  complete  klowledge  of 
lhe  subject  :Hld  handled  il 
like  a 
m:lster, 

the  college. 

li e  tlis..::ussed  in  detail  the  ca usc 
of the disease, its hislory, symplurns, 
il5  differential  dillg- Bosis,  the ..::ourse 
and  h: rm ination  of  Ihe  malady  :lnd 

the  hygiene.  Also detailed  the post 
J Ie  briefh'  OUI 
mortem  changes . 
lined  lhe  mel hod  of 
\'accitHtlion 
against  the  disease  :tnd  explained 
t he  proce ss  of  m:tnUfaclu ring:  hog 
cbokr a  ~e rllm :1nJ  van:ille. 

~Ir. Kurl ~  followed  with  a  series 
(I f  cllrren t  CI "Ilts.  He  b rought 
fo rth  many  topic; o f  recent  publica. 
tion,  dealillg  \Iith 
\'clcrin:1ry  and 
s tock  prohlellls,  This  phase of  the 
proKam is r,,~t g:,ining f:1\'or wit h the 
In:ts1l1uch  as it  affords  all 
st ude n ts. 
OpporTUlltiy  for  Ihe :;1U(lenls to  kt'cp 
in  10l1ch  with  the  progress  of  the 
scienCe. 
II  is  II  well (,51ahli;;h('11  f:KI 
that cn.' lIlhc  HlOSt  rccell t  text  hooks 
are  behind  thl'  linles,  and  it  there, 
fore  beho",>,!.'!!  C\'ef\'  lil'e  s\tuleut  10 
keel) "hrC!lSI  with  ihe  curr('n t  hup' 
pelltllgs, 

Gener"l  discusl>iotl  follo\\'cll  Ihe 
reguhr  p rogram.  Refreshments 
were sen'ell. 

AN  EX PLANATION. 

DEAII  EIlf'\'vtl: 

the 

From 

com ment::!  whidl 

h:t\'e 
reachCl1  me.  it  is  evillcnl  that  so me 
persons Ilid  tlol  fully  HtltierSt;Hld  th e 
\iews held  h.Y  Dr_  Cyril  G.  llop. 
kins,  o f 
l::x perinw llI 
Illinois 
St"tion,  reg;mli u:!  Ihe  use  of  r"w 
rock  phosphllte,  liS  expn:ssl'd  hy 
\lichiKan  H o und ,up 
Ihe 
him  al 
Illsti,ule  11151 
\\'hik  it  i:. 
;\larch, 
true  Ih:lt  he flweh very  slron.l{"I~·  up-
011  the  v:l lttc  of  this  m"teri al  as;1 
sou r..::e  for  pho:;phorie  :lci,!,  he  \\ :IS 
very  c:l rciulto  qtt:l!i fy  his  rell1ark!' 
l1S  :1 jlplyi uJ;:" 
to  ..:Iny  10:,,"  Buib  ,'011· 
lainin;..::  all  " bulld"JICe  of  d('c:t~ jlt~ 
ur~!ll1ic Illatler. 

( non.:leid nlatClI. 

From  the  m:tnu",cript  of  hi~  a(l· 
··Econnlllic  ~Ial crjals 
dre:.s  UpOIl 
for  Soil  I mpro\'enlent"  I  qllOte  :." 
follows:  "II  -;,ho\lI,1  he- (li ... tillcth 
unde r ~lOod.  howe\ er.  that  rep<:,'te~1 
experime n t:.  ha\'C  shO\\"ll  that  Illis 
tiud \' 
m!lleri:d 
).:"rouml  rock  phosphat ... )  gi\"(~s  p r ll':, 
ticIIll)  no  irnme(li:He  returns if  U~l'<l 
in  the "hSC tlC'e  ,)[  decaying  t.J r;:,uJi..:: 
mattcr,  On  the  olher  h:uHI,  \\ hcn 
intimal':  c0 l1neO:li011  wilh 
us~'d  in 
liberal  :UIlOUtHS  of  brill  manltre,  o r 
green 
tll:lllur<:s,  o r  hoth,  \\'e  h,u'c 
{'onclllsi\'e  e\'idencl'  Ih at  it  is  one  of 
the  tn~",1  ('collomic:l1  :u\{1  p rollta"lt,! 
\l(  phosphorus.  e~pc\'ially 
forms 
wher..::  the crop returns  fo r" se ril's 
of 'JC;lr~ a re to be t:l kell into account ." 
. \ Iso,  "If  o ne 's  interesls  arc  lim. 
ite(1  to  thc  lirst  {'rop,  I  shoul,1  cer, 
t:tinly  advi ~e  llilll  tu  usc aeid  phos. 
phate 
thal1  lhe  raw  fock: 
:lIld  on  soils  \ ,'n' delicielll  in  llcc,II" 
iug:  org,utie  "!:Itier,  I  al\\,ll~'s :ldl i~e 
Ihe  USe  of  ,.Ienml·,1  hOlle  meal  or 
:lci(l  phosphfilc  in  p rdcre nce to  r:\\\ 
rock  phosph:tle:' 

rat he r 

Antl ,  .. 1t  is  true  Ih:1I  for  inun edi· 
:I\e  re.sults  r:lw  rock  phosph:Ut:  is 
pr!lctic!llly  worthies!!  for  usc  :IS  :t 
fertilizer  UpOIl  most  of  the  worn 
soils." 

From  Ihc ahovc  i~should be cleal' 
to  atl\'  OtiC  tll1J\  \\"Ilile  under  cc rtain 
COJl(li'iolls  Dr.  Il o pkitl~  fal' o rs  Ihe 
usc  of finely  ~rolll1d raw rock  phos . 
phate as  more economic~1  than  acid 
phosphate,  he  woultl  not  Ill<lke  use 
of  il  IInlcss  it  is  finely  ground  anti 
whell  it  C:111  be:tpplied ill  counection 
",:ilh  stable  m:tnure  or  d eca~'ing 
orgallic  matte r,  or  Whl., j  itlllllediah.· 
results  arc desired. 

L.  R,  TAf T, 

T he  botsn ical 

(Icpa n ment  has 
jusl  received  a  number  of  ncw  dis , 
secting  microscopes  fo r  clllSs  use, 

AN  ALFALFA HUNTING TRIP . 

By  E .  A.  Be:ssey. 

lit 

the  s ummer  of  '90~  I  was 
senllO Russi:1  :Ind  Ccntr;d  A sia.  by 
thc  L',  S.  Depar ~H1e tll  of  . \griClt!, 
lure  :1S  an 
:lgncttllural  explo rer. 
The  foliowillK  is  all  :1..::e01lIli  o f  a 
trip  m,1de  from  Tashken t  ill  Rus 
sian Turkestan lIorthward  100 miles 
or  morc  beyond  the  end of  the  rail . 
\\ II). 

.\cn)lt1p:u]i~'d  h~  Illy  in terprc\(: r 
I  cngaged  pasi;:Ig"c  frOtH  T a"hkl' nt 
to  Chimkcllt, a  dist:tth:e  of  i5 or 00 
mileS.  The route I r:1\ ell'll  WitS  0\ er 
" !!O\l.:rIlHtent  post  r oall  with  fl'l a}, 
sta tions  fOr  supplies  of  fresh  horses 
C\'C fY  15  o r  20  mileS.  The  itJlpJe_ 
tllel1\  of  tonure  ill  which  Ille  ,](-li\HS 
"re  transported _ in  other words  utI( 
If 
earri :l;,!c  -was  n  "\":1(;l\lIa:;5." 
:111\'  machine  on e:trth  is  atl  i!l\'en 
tio'1\  of  Ihc e,'il  Ol1e.  the  tllr,U1t:1S~  is 
111lt!  machine,  at  lea"t  Ihe  form  em· 
pl()reri  011  Ihat  poSI  ro ut!,  T he re 
are  no  spril1~S,  thl'  theor)  hcill/.:" 
that  Ihe  platform of poles eXIt:nding 
from  Ihe  frOllt  to  th ..  re:< r  wheds 
furni sh  :;priug  c nouJ{h,  But  :IS  the. 
pok-;:;  were  well seasoned, werc some 
two o r  three  incht,s  ill  (Ii "tllet c r.  and 
less  than  six  feet  in  IcI1~Ih. it  Cil l1 
he  n:ndik 
thl.' 
:11110111l!  o f  springi lless  ,,:IS  not  ex. 
(;'l'ssi \ e, 

tltlderstood 

Ihal 

The  w:,~on  ht)x  is  sll:lped  1Il0re 
or  less  likc  a  sqU:.re ('ntlet!  hoat. :tIlt! 
hll"  110  sellts_  tho.:  paS"ell~erS  ,;itlillg" 
011  !he  hotlo",  o f  Ihe  h(,x. 
:\  se:1t 
i"  pro\ ided  for 
the  d r ill'r.  The 
11Il'.  I~  too  ]011g'  10  pt'Tlllit  une  !II  ~jt 
upri!,!'ht  Hnd  brace  ht:;.  feet  a ~ ai l1st 
th.:  frOnt,  an.1  is 100 short  fur  Olle  10 
he :l l, fulllen).:"th.  e;;;pl'ri:tll~  tf Olll'  h:t~ 
a  \'altse  " r  1\\ o. 
:\ sll1:l11  :tm'Hlllt of 
h:ty  j"  usuall~  "llppli~d  for  Ihe  JI!l~' 
Sl'l1g'c r  to  sil  upcm,  btll  not  l'nOI1~h 
to  ,l"pril"e  the  anin)"ls  h1 
:U1\  ex· 
tent. 
::;Oll1e  uf 11ll.'  t:ir:mla""l·s·h,1\ e 
:1  killJ  of  cover,  while  soml'  !enH' 
Ihe  \-ic tilll:;  exposcd  to  tht:  fury  of 
till'  clCIll"IHS,  in  t his  e"so.:  bl'iu:.:  th~ 
te rri ble  douds  of 
'l'hrcl' 
hor"e"  pull  tho,;taraUlllss,  IIH'  llli,ldk' 
011"  lrnuill).:"  Hnt!  the  oulcr o nes  ).:":11 -
lupin){. 
~ill"l'  Ihe  111:-1  r:!il1fall  had 
Ol'clt rrl'll  .;Ome  Ii I'e mOllths pre\ i,)\J~, 
;tIlll  thi~  i~  a  1\1;.il\  Ira\'cled  road,  th!.' 
dust  \\ II"  f ro m  six  10  ci;.:-hl  iuche=- in 
,lcplh,  ,:o\crin~  p"rf"ctl., 
the  ,k~'p 
1I,,1f  h  in:.:  :lUd 
rU15.  "tOlll''',  ctc, 
half sitlillt-: liS  \\'e were ilt  lIie  wag-Oil 
hox, \\ h"n  thc wheel  st r uck  a  stOIlC, 
w i1l1  the  ho rses  g'oitlJ..:"  at  :1  g:I1JOP, 
we  us uall.\·  shot  up  inlo  the  :1ir  alH l 
:H!";tin  I[ttl,k-d  Oll  SOllIe  frcsh  portion 
of  o ur  anatomy,  therehy 
,\\:\kill); 
!tl1olh e r  so r~'  spo\. 

Illt"t. 

,.\  dUH cloud  enl"e1opo.:d  It!l  til slt,h 
:\11  l'xte11l  that  hcfo re  we  11:t(1  },:"one 
h:tlf;t  mile  the  (JIIly  k:Hurl'~  I i~ihle 
Werc  en's :11Id  110strils,  the  rem:!i". 
tier  he i~'~ CO\{'fell  \1  ilh  lJ Ihick  1:1\  (:r 
of  bro\\11  tlin, 
.... x 
Icrna!.  either.  for  it  \\"S  impossihle 
to  lu'oid  inh:tlitl!!"  l:trJ.,'l·  qtt:1I1titil'~ of 
it. 

It  """  not  :111 

r\fte r:t  (ouple  of hnur" t,f 10nure 
wc  rl':l r hl',1  the  fir:.!  POSt  s la ti')11  :lIId 
Ih",e  found  that  \\'l'  !lOt  0111\  h;HI  10 
l"Iwng:c  hOrl'c3  but  I'ehiclt's':ls  wl'i!. 
tillS  we  cooh' 
\\' 11"\1  we  I ... trucd 
proee(,l]ell  10  "ppropri" ,,: 
the  h:l) 
which  Wl'  could  lind  in  other  wa),!" 
Oil"  st:lI1d illg  h\' .  in  or(\c r  to  ha\'e 
some  son  of cushioll  ulwll  whkh  to 
rid e  Ihe  remainder  of  Ihe  dislanc('. 
r\s  preced ing  t ravc!e rs  h:ld  fo llo wed 
th e  s:lme  t!lctics  we did  1101 find  nny 
g-rel!.l  amount o f  m:lte r ial  fo r  ctljlh 
ion. 

}\  Her  horses  had  bee n  pm,:\lred 
lind our ticke ts s ta mped and rccorded 
(Oon u nued  011  DfI"e  ~, l 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

"i\SSUR.ED  STYLES"  INDEED ! 

. 

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embossed  o r  printed 
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If  you  want  to  save  at  least  ten  dollars 
on  your  spring  suit,  all  you  ha\' e  to  do 
, is  leave  your  measure.  We will  do  the 
fit  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 
rest -

4J  Spring  line  o f  H t!ici  Caps  now  ready 
for  your  inspection . 

4J  Always  find  late  things  at 

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The Mark of  Quality and  of  fashio n plus 
Skill  stamps each  of  our Garments  the  better  ki nd. 

'Vomen's tempting  llelV  Spring  Suits,  Silk  ILnd  Wool  Dresses,  Coals. 
Sk-irts or  \VP,iSt8.  Each day adds  many rresh  bright  things to ou r collec· 
tiOD.  Early spring buyers always  find  the best IIoSSOrtments.. 

Our  styles bear the desirable illdividualii,y every Lady  wILnts 

. 
The  Mills  Dry  Goods Co. 

In this City ours  is the:  Store:  that  se:lls  WOOL rE X 

I 

Do  Yo u  Want 

Pair  Shears 
Knife 
Safety  Razor-

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Gillette. Auto StroP. 
E,"er-Rt!lIll.y","d  Ellden 
to se lec t  from 

HODes  and  Strops 
Saws 
Hammers 
H atchets 
Chisels 
Screw  Drivers 

I n  fact, anything  you  need  in 
hardware  you  will  find _  and 
at prices  to  suit -

at 

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EYERY  K I ~D Of 

FUR.NITUR.E 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cot s 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

D~sks 

ALL  GOO DS  DELIVERED  fREE 

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~ 

~  ABOUT  T H E  CAMPUS 

1:wo ball  games this week-Oh io 
\Vesleyan  on  \ Vednesday aftemoon 
l\Iichigan  plays  on  April  4. 
and 
M.  A.  C. will  win both  \~ith  propt!r 
support. 

I 

_ 

O. 

\V.  Schleussner,  j12,  writes 
from  C aldwell,  N.  J.,  that  he  is 
happy and  as  bus)'  as  cal, be  gecti ng 
l\f r. Schleu 
in  his  vegetable c rops. 
ssner has  the  managcmebt of a  fine 
f ruit  and  truck  farm,  is  in  a n  excel 
lent  location  and  will  witljlOut  doubt 
make a  success of this  work . 

-I  F-d 

-

I 

I 

-j-b 

e  mUSIC;!  reclla  g iven 

. 
' fl  lIy 
evcning  was  wio\o\,c  question  one 
the  vcry  best  p rograms  yet 
of 
given. 
It was  necessary  to  use  the 
large  hall  in  addition  to  the  parlors 
to accommodate  those who attended . 
\ Vhile  c\'ery  l\\Imber  on  the  pro· 
gram  was  thoroughly  el\jo)'cd,  the 
viol in  solo  by  Miss  Peck  and  the 
" D anse  Mah-re,"  the  duct  by  Miss 
F reyhofer  and  Miss  Scott  called 
forth  special  p raise  by  the  audi 
ence. 

Everyone of  the  membe rs  of the 
present  junior  foresters  have  been 
recommended  for  a~si~ent  to 
summer work.  T he  class  numbers 
twenty-one.  Part  of  the  men  will 
go  to  Cali fo r nia,  part  to  Colorado 
a nd  some  to  Montana.  They  will 
take  up  practica l  work'  in  fo rest 
sun"eying,  including: 
recon 
noissance  wor k.  These  men  will 
each  receive $;0 per  mo nth  and ex 
pe nses  w hile  ou  d uty  ill  the  field . 
The  e m ployo\en t  starts in J une  and 
las ts  un til abo ut Oct.  I.  This ma k es 
the third  s eason  in  w h ich  the e ntire 
jU llio r  class  has  been  taken  care  of. 

rapid 

\ 

Mrs.  A.  P.  Andrews, of  Salina, 
Kan.,  is  spending  a  few  weeks  at 
the  home  of  her  daughter,  Mrs. J. 
S.  },·lcDaniel. 

purchasing 

The  Poultry  D epa rtment has  in 
troduced  new  bloo(1  in  certain  pens 
by 
\Vhite  Leghorn 
stock of Mr. Fuller, ncar the college, 
and  Rhode  Island  R eds  from  .Mr. 
Cox  of  SI,Joseph. 

The  Hort. department  force  was 
busy  the  p:lst  week  s praying  cer 
tain  trees lind  shrubs 011  the campus. 
The  brush  and  leaves arc also being 
taken  ca re  of,  and  clean  up  time  is 
surely  at ha nd. 

Dean  Bissell,  Prof.  \' c(hler  :Hld 
some  twenty.five engineering  St!ll 
iors leave  Lansing today at 4 :47  for 
I t  was 
their .alluual  inspection trip. 
fouud  necessary  to give lip  the  New 
York  t rip  as  was at  fi rst  planned, 
as  the  !lumber  who  found  it  possi 
ble  to  g-o  was  reduced  from  40  to 
\Ve  hope to have a  hill  account 
_y 
of the  trip  l:lte r. 

C.  A.  Tyler,  of  Coldwater,  has 
been  appoi nted  as  Field  Agellt  in 
Forestry  by  rece nt  action  of  the 
Board  and  is  already  at  work.  Mr. 
Tyler,  who  is·  a  practical  forestry 
man,  has  secured  a  list  of SO!!)C  100 
men  who have set  out  forest  seed· 
lings  from  the  college  nu rsery  and 
will  investigatc  t he  conditions  SU T  
roundi ng 
s t udy 
methods  of  both  those  who  have 
sucCeeded  and 
have 
fa iled .  By acquai nti ng  hi msel f  with 
conditions  th ro ughou t  the  state  he 
w i.ll  be  i n  position  to  offer  valuablc 
suggestio lls  to  those  inte rested. 

same.  He  will 

those  w ho 

The  plot  of  ground  east  of  the 
1ll,lin  hospital  has  been  b roken  up 
and  will  be  set  to  ornament-'ll  trees 
which  will  be  a  decided  impro\'e 
ment  to  that  portion  of  campuS. 
Thc  wo rk  of  transplanting  began 
on  Frid:!y  of last  week. 

On  Satunlay  of  last  week  the 
Lansing  Agency  of  the  Rumeley 
T raction  Co., of Laporte, Ind.,gave 
a  demonstration  in  plowing  in  field 
No.  10.  A 30 H.  P.  kerosene  burn· 
ing  tractor  was  used,  pulling  four 
plows.  The demonstnlion  was  in 
charge  of  Mr.  Musselm.lII,  of  our 
farm  mechanics  departmenl,  who 
was  anxious to  tryout  olle  of these 
It  is  the  samc  type  ~I S 
machine!!. 
that  used  in  the  \Vest and Oil  prairie 
into 
lands  and  they  a re  coming-
quile  general  use,  several  h:lving 
beCl!  sold  in  this  pa rt  of  Michigan. 

Prof.  13enjamin  Bailey,  of  Ann 
Arbor,  spoke  before  ce rt:!in  engi 
neering  stlldents  Thursday  afte r 
noon  Oil  some  phases  of  the  induc 
tion  motor.  At  6 :45  Thursday 
evening  he addresse<1  the  engincer 
ing  students  in  general  011  the  sub 
ject of elect ric  propulsion  of  ships, 
or lhe  short  distance electric  trans· 
mission as  disti nguished  from  long 
distance  transmission  of  which  so 
much  is  said of  late.  The  lectu re 
was  well  uttended  and  very  mu ch 
apprecia ted  by  everyone  present. 
It is  to  be h oped that this is  but the 
begi nning of illterchanges  with our 
that  a 
electrical  depa rtme nt,  ami 
number  of  speakers  w ill 
it 
find 
possible  to come  to  M.  A. C, dur 
ing  the te rm . 

Profs.  Sawye r  and  \Vilson  took 
an  auto  trip  to  Detroit  Saturday 
returning Sunday  afternoon  iii  the 
rain. 

Xeil  \ -an  I-lome,  '11,  i ll  enjoying 
his  work  at  Hamilton,  Minn., liS 
manager  of  the  estate  of  a 
)'Ir. 
Burtiss. 
I lis  work  includes  fruit, 
poultry  and  fore stry. 

Ralph  G.  Kirby  '12  has  recein:d 
his  appointment  to  a  position  as 
asSistlint  in  spraying experiments  to 
be  conductt!d  by  the  Bureau  of 
Plant  J ndustry  in  the  vicinity  of 
He ntOIl  Harbor and  will  repOrt  for 
duty  May  1st. 

~Iichigan has  acceptecl  the ;ll\'ita 
tion  to join the Nacional Corn Show 
at  Cohlmbia, S.  C.,  to  he  held  in 
lUIS  uskcd  for  30 
Feb.  1913,  ;md 
feel of  space  for  an  exhibit.  This 
exhibit will  not  necessarily  be  corn 
alone l  but will  consist  of  all  grnins 
and  forag-e crops of !l.l ichignn.  The 
Michigan  exhibit  will  be  in  charge 
of  F.  \Y.  Ruven,  College  Field 
A gent. 

Mr.  C .  R.  D ooley,  education:!l 
di.rector  of  the  \Vestinghouse  Elec 
tnc  l\'lfg.  Co.,  a  college  visitor  re 
cently,  was  presenting  the  mt!rits  of 
the 
technical  app reutice  cou rse 
offer.ed  by  his  company  for  e ngi 
neenng  graduates, 1llld  while  ht:re 
:lcqua;ntauce  of  sev· 
making  the 
eral.  engineers. 
:Mr.  Dooley  de· 
sir es  to  inlere5t  at  least  two  engi. 
nee rs  f rom  ~l.  A.  C .  in  the  \\·est. 
inghouse  p roposition.  H e  was  ac 
companied  by  1\1 r:---Salyeate, of the 
sales depa rtment of  th~  same  com 
pany. 

The  M.  A .  C.  RECORD . 

EmybodY'ead'.  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 

B ECAUS E 
It  completely  covers  the  field  of local  news,  politics,  and  the 

worlll  of sports. 

Bec:lUse  its  telegraph  :IIU.1  correspondence service  enable  il  to 
give  i ls  rCOlders  the  J,ltcs t  general  news  of  the  (b y  in  ad 
nlllcc  o f  any other ne w spape r  coming  into  Lansing . 
Have  THE  STATE  JOURNAL d e live red to y ou r  home  by ca r d e r 

AN ALF ALF A HUNTING  TR IP . 

COOO  VALUES  IN  HOSIERY  - UNDERWEAR  -

CLOVES  - NECKWEAR 

Women's  Black S ilk Lisle  H06e  with 
25C pai r 

do\,ble  cott on  sole-
l1i gh  spliced  heel. ,. 

BIII ~k.  \\'blte "l1d  co l or~ , 

" "ome n's  pure  thread  Sil k  Dose 
d o ul) le  sole - higb 
spliced  heel .. . ,.,  ...  SOC  p(l.i r 
HI""I;,  ".hlte "ml  tll il. 

Women's fi lle summe r weigh t  Unio n 
Suit- Rie heHeu  ri b.  Lace 
or ri bbon trim med . .. . , . . . .  50c 

)Ien's Open ~Iesh Union SUi t-

shor~ sle.."<'es-ankle lengt h  59C 
)le l1's  Silk Lisle  Half H ose-d(lu ble 
sole. h igh spliced heel: n·g u· 
la r 25c qua lity : special. :1  pro  50c 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Glo ves  a n d  Neckwear  in  a ll  t he  lates t  n ovelt ies  for  t he 
Spring  and  Summer  Season. 

:Str ai~ht  th rough 

(flonllnn~>(1 from  fllllI'C ,,) 
the  first  dri,"cr  WIlS  tipped  so  that 
the second  w O lll~1  trellt  liS  properly , 
all d  we  sta rt ed  on  OUf 
journey 
again. 
\\"e  kept  this  up  all  d Ol), 
the  Irip  being  varied  by occasional 
cnfon:cd  \,,;.iI5  at  ;1  post  s \:ttioll  fo r 
\r c  hHtI  intended 
lack  of  hor ses. 
tni\d 
:tnd 
\ 0 
rcw.:h  Ollr dCSlill'llio ll  the S:11l1C  night , 
out  Ihese  IId:l}s  !it'P!  liS  hnck  un lil 
. thout  t('n  o'clock  we  n :;lchcll  :,  pOSt 
,,[:\Ii(ln  w htn:  "c  w e r e 
informed 
th;lt  we  cOllltillet\lr.· I1Q  mure ho rses 
unlil  HIIlrnin:,.(. 
to 
s!t:e[l  !;Ill 
the  hellc hcs  pr(1I ided  ill 
lite  \\ailill:,.(  room,  11\11  the  Ileas  left 
h~  prl'I"i"""  tr!lI'clcr"  Wl'rc  011  tbe 
juh  So  that  then'  II;IS  lery 
little 
sleepi!!:,!  d,me  by  l'ii!1l'r of  (I';. 

\\·c  lltlen'pted 

\\'e  \\('re  l'o "lJ)ll1<:J  10  Hlk t·  ull r 
own  prollSluns  with  \I ;:;,  the  0111) 
thill):  p'I""il>l,'  fOr  II!'  to  g:l·t  lll·ing:  :1 
·'",in1l,\·:".'·  Tlti"  i,,;,  1>r;ls;;  kl'l1]l" 
II  ilh  .'  ('l'111r;[1  ,'hillme,'  in  which  l\ 
,·h;tn:u;\l  tire i~  burllin~:  T his lien ('S 
HI  k""]l  IIH'  watl'r  1,oilin:-;  ill 
the 
k,'lI1". 
\I~l'jl 
\ltell~iJ  fur ka 11laking:. 
\\·c ~'arricd 
IIltt (HUI  Il'lI  ;1Ilt!  slIg" r,  hUI  \\'en:  ;t\, 
II:In;  ahl.,  to  g-l'L  a  sanl(,,'''r  ami  te:t 
pllt.  ~in(o..'  .'It'r.,  I( u""ian  Lln li) ,  ha" 
Ilt.·""  IIC\,)I1:,!ill.'.!". 

I"  11ll'  llJli"er~:tll,' 

It 

\\' e  n::.chcd  Chilllkctl\  Ih~'  mi.l 
.II.· o f  tll" Ill-XI  ;,fterno<;ltl , :md ;.\  "thl: 
loukl'd  up  uur  1<.1\:><;;;111  friend. 
lie 
pro\'id~'d  u"  \I ilh  :1  ~(Jod  ~UpPt'r 
;mu  a  ro,,," \  \\ he r~  \\'1.'  c(,llld  ~Ieep 
ul\\li~lllrl,l'<t.  :IIlU  the  1lC-~t  Il\onl itl~ 
\\'e  SI;lrled  uut  011  :lIlOther  tar .. llta$~ . 
this time  "  pri,,,te 011e-,  for  :-;:.i r:'m, 
t akinj..(  with  1I~  tilt'  Russian  II)  ;lCt  It;; 
illtl' rpr<'lCr  for  the  Ilmin!  !.'n~\lll;":t.: , 
and  lily  t'"  l\  10  l r;lI)slal"  the  ',-us 
si:m  into  J;:ni!lisil .  _.\\  Slliralll  WI.' 
routled  Out  tilt'  ht'at!  lI1"n  o f  the  lil 
I:l~e, aud  visiled  '"!triou!'.  br~c alfot1fa 
h<.'lds, t:tki ll \!  note-s 011  thc-se alit!  ' Ilak· 
iug  arra tlg'ell1ent5  for  p:uku,!{t's  of 
se!.'ds.  Thi"  ItC;HI  1)11111  ill\'iled  liS  to 
dille with  him,  \\·c s:tt  cross.lt:g" ~t·{l 
on  thc  il,~nr  around  a  SqU;.f (·  table 
;thOUI  IWO  fel'!  ill  Jiamclcr and d)..!"!tt 
inches hl::.:-h.  Thl' h.::1  ;jnd desse rt was 
St: r 1'l.0  fi r st  as is  Ihe  <.'11,,10111  ill  Ih"t 
count r\',  The  de"sert cOIl"i"Lcti  of 
nl1t s. r:li"ins.lillie Cilkes ;Ill,)  l';mdies. 
Thl';'  c;nne  the  tl1aill  dil!ller  which 
WitS  ·· ploff."  Th is  is  a  tlli;-.IIJrt·  of 
ric ... ,  COllkt'II 
f:11  o f  ShCl'PS' 
ill  Ihe 
tails,  " il ll  cub,,;;  of  mutton,  lIllli 
mixc,1  wil"  raiSins..  Ollr host  gal'e 
<,;tch  of  11"  ;t  ,.pm'II,  hilt  :Itc  his' por· 
tion with his 1i 1 1~l·r.".  Bciore e;[til1g" 
ht!  c!lrefull\'  di,i(\c{l  the  ploff  inl n 
four pa rI s . '1l5i!l~  hi;;  hands,  ;11111  we 
thell  fell  to,  Oll r  host  llnished  his 
portiun  lir"l.  :Hld 
rl'llI:trkitlj(  "nol 
throug-h  .'leI"  bunched  alJ  rl'lll aining 
food  109-et h{'r  <lwl  pfocl'eded  1o 
ag:lin  div idt·  it  illto  four  pariS.  Th is 
w;[;;  rcpealcil  the  lhirj\  lime  as  he 
always  fillislll'd  firSt. 

(To I.Je  concln(["ull"H WI'"k,) 

),Ir. Floyd F og-It:  act'Ompanied  the 
bm1y  of  his  fa lhe r  to  :Sunfield,  o n 
!::;al urday  o f  las t  week,  wh e r e  inLe r 
m ent  was  IlHlde  near  his  old  h ome. 
The  f alhe r  died  at  th<:  home  r e  
centl y  plln:h:lsed  by i\'fr, Fogle , easl 
and  north  o f  the eoll£'gc, 

Marx Clothes 

Spalding Sweaters 
Imperial and  Knox  Hats 
H eid  Caps 
on' 
Men 's  W ear  that proves 
itself the wo rld  ov e r . 

T he  Mapes  Co. 

l 01 . 2011  S<o"lh  Wu hlnll l o a  ..... . 

For  yeuTs  Lansing's  L,adillg C{Oll:iers, 

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.'Iic,ih..;1  A~~ I~li:u i .. ')!1 , 
\ ·/:wril.,;n 
Tuesuay . - i  ;()IJ  p.  11l,_  ~l a.\ 
/.  1)1\ 
.\11  -Tude!1t"  uf  lil't' 
"OhSktr;,,;;,..-
sLuck  oug:ht  II.  I:d .....  ac!,antal!(:  of 
II  i~  of c( Ollomic 
this  ojlp{JnulJil~ , 
itl1pon'11l";C'  10  th/:  :'\(ICktll:\I1 .  Re 
Ill,,;mh('r 
thl'  htltlr. 
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the  dat<: 

:tlJd 

InSl rlletf)r  Lilllon  was  111  Kenl 
Cill'  ~atur~b,..  wht·rc  he  g;"'c  a 
ta lk  on  illl:uh;;liull  l\l~d  brood ing:  of 
chicks  bdor(- tht:  Illembers  of  till' 
hen[  Cit,· 
l' rlUltrl'  Associ;Jlioll . 
T hi"  is  olle ti f  tile  SlrOIl\!Cst  nsso..:i 
alions  in  the  ~t:lte, h;I\' illg  O\'e r  100 
memhers. 
ill 
cOIHlcction  with  the  mcctim.:. 

,\  "feed" W:lS  held 

The  Cosmopoli la'l  Cluh h:l,.  sub· 
scribe.l  for  the  C r,f lll"t,,/if(111  .1,'111. 
.loti  fur  the  lI~e  of 
thc  libriln·. 
T his  i~  Iht:  oflicial  orj.!!l1l 
tlf  tl;c 
S" tion~ll  A"50cialiol1  of  L'o:<ll1opuli. 
Irlll  Cluhs,  ntH1  ole!tls  wilh  ~llIdell1 
life  rill 
Ihe 
All 
t;llikd  Stitt..:::>  Pllflil·lIl:lrI.', 
Ihose  interesled  OW\'  find  s;ml"  011 
Ihe  norlh shel f  of  th"c  r.,,,olin;..:  mum. 

the  ""rld .  alld 

t'1I(.' r 

aJrclld"  dotle 

:\1  lhe  mCClin;;  u f  t he  Y .  \\'.  C. 
A .  T!wrsd;IY  <:"el1in;:,  the  -suhjN:r 
Islam  in 
discussed  w all  wh<'lhCr 
Afri c!I,  o r  C h ristianity  WOIS  \Iilgill): 
\\'hal  enri",· 
the greateSl w:lrf .. r .'. 
lillnil \'  fwd 
the 
fo r 
people  o f  t hat  co nti"nelll  aml  the op 
port unilies I1O\\'  open Wt' rl' qllcsliorl s 
of  inte r<:st.  O n  th e  other  ha nd,  it 
w as  shown  tha t,  l:l kill~ into consid· 
e ration  the cha racI e r  :lIlll lIg:)..!"fessi \'e 
t1<.'SS  o f  the sc hool s,' lhc  l'II ohammed 
rcli).{io n  f<lils  lItterly  lo  meet  lhe  de 
mands  o f  th<:  peo ple. 
~Ii ss  Alida 
Dearborn  and  Miss  Aurelia  P o lls 
were  the s peakers . 

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LA::\'Sl:"\G  13US'~ES ::i  A:"\D 
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Tile  "(un~$ 1"  thl8  \)I"ec(un',  '"  ... dl  II. 
1 1Io~~  of  " "  our  • .IIIl ....  ,,<1,· .. rllst"·'"  "re  or 
rellllhl€'  PI"tle~.  We  hOO\!  It)J!~  II",  fllcut!y 
", ,,11  st"'I""!~  " 'Ill  tllk~  pfllllS  to  Ofilronize 
thO ....  \\'110  pntronhe  Us. 

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