The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE . 

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GRADUATE  SCHOOL  OF  HOME 
ECONOMICS . 

The  fou r th  session  of the  G radu · 
:,He  School of  I·l ome  Economics  will 
be  held  :H 
:\1.  A .  C. in  connection 
with  the  G r:lduate  School  of  .r\g- ri. 
cultu re, Ju ly  1_::6. 

The  purpose  of  this  school  is  to 
g ive  ... d\':U1ced  instruction  in  home 
economics by  means  of  lectures  li nd 
labora to ry  courses  :\tId  to  giye op' 
por tu nity  fo r confe rences a nd  (Iiscus· 
sions  in  regard  to  problem s  and  in· 
vestig:ltion.  T he  requirements  for 
admission a re  the  s:\lne  as  for  those 
who  ente r  the school of :tgriculture . 
The mat ricub tiol1  fet'  of  tell  doll:lrs 
admi ts  the  student  to  the  pri \·ileges 
of both. 

T he  cou rses  offered  will  include 
in  the  lirst  week  lectures o n  Kll t ri · 
tion  by  Dr.  Sherman, of  ColumhiH, 
011  the  P rinciples  of Jelly  .:\1akiug, 
by  Professor  N . E. Goldthwaite. of 
the  U ll i\'ersity  of  lllinois,  and  lect· 
u rcs  allli  laboratory  demOIISlr:ltio ns 
on  the  Chem istry  o f  T eXliles  hy 
Dr.  ) .  .:\Ier ritt  .:\latthews,  of  New 
York. 

During 

the  second  week,  Dr, 
Me rrdl·l,  of  Y ale  un l"..,rsity,  wilt 
lecture  :trrd  cOluhu::t  a  ~-Ollfcrence of 
~utrition,  ami  Dr. 
.sophonisba 
Br..,c kinridgl·,  of  the  Un)\·ersit)'  of 
Chic:'go,  wiJ{ 
t:ocial 
Economics. 

lecture  on 

The third  week  will  indude  lcct· 
ures  Otl  the  P hysiolog-y  o f  till"  Cell 
bv  Dr. C.  E. ). I:ushall, of  .:\Iichig an 
"\grirultlJr:l1  Co!ic-x-c; 
lectures  011 
Costume Desig-n, by  l~r oksso r Carr, 
of  t he  Uni\·crsil\· of  )'IissolLri,  all(1 
two  !cct ures  b):  Pro fessor  Amy 
Dauiels,  o f  the  Unive rsity of  .:\li5· 
souri.  A  series of I:.borato r y  lessons 
in  foo(l  will  be taug!H  and  discussed 
by  Professor  Agnes  H Ullt, o f  .:\1 ieh· 
igall  A )i! riculturnl  Colte;..(" .... 

During  the  fou r th  week  ~ I iss 
G race S m ith, of  the T echnical  H igh 
.:\1;155 .,  wilt 
School,  Springfield, 
lectu re  on  Indust rill l  lI istor y  in  re 
lation  to  the  T elleh ing  of  T extiles. 
D r ,  LIUlgworthy,  Pro fesso r  H un t 
li nd  Pres ide nt  Bevicr  w ill  also  lect · 
ure d uring  t his  w eek . 
llddi tio n 

laborntor y 
courses will  be offe red  bv  Dr. R ahll , 
of  o ur  de partme nt  of  b·acteriology, 
in  c he mist r y  by  P rof.  K edzi .... 
and 
All  correspond ence  conce r ning 
this  school  s hou ld  be add ressed  to 
A. M.  Brow n,  R egistr ar , Ellst  L a n  
s ing. 

special 

In 

'07· 
:\Iiss  E mma  C .  B ake r  w rites 
fr om  Bric ks,  N . C .,  to 
renew  he r 
subsc ri ption  to  he r  colle ge  paper. 
M iss  Bak e r  is  s till  teach ill,g  in  the 
J osep h  K easbey  Bric k  A g ricultu ral, 
allli  ~orm al  School. 
I nd us trial 
a\ 
T he re 
the 
postoftice 
a 
is 
school  and  he r  address 
is  now 
Bricks  instead  of  En field . 

'86. 
Prof. Ked zie h as recently received 
a  leite r  fr01l1  T heo.  A .  Stanley,  of 
is 
the  above  class . 
pro prie to r  0.£  Ced ar  H ill  Dairy 
F a rm ,  at N ew  Britian,  COll n. 

.:\J r.  Sta nley 

M.  A.  C.  IS  VICTOR. 
DEFEIITli  U. of  M. IN  FllliT  GIIME  SIITURDIIY. 

FINAL  SCORE ,  7  TO  6. 

Two  H ome  Games T hi s  Week - Syra cuse an d  Alma. 

.:\1.  A. C.  wo n 

the  big  gam.:  of 
t.he  season Satu rdll),  afternoon.wheu 
thc  university  te;ull  was  be:lten  in 
OIiC of the  g re a test games c,·cr seen 
011  t he  home field .  From  t he spec· 
t il lOrs'  stau{lpo int, at  lellst,  it  \\';IS  a 
most  cxcit.ing  contes t, as  it was  l U l\·· 
body·s ga me  ullti l  the  Ilist  few  m i;l. 
utes  of  play.  O n  two  or three  oc· 
casions  erro rs  on  the  pHr t  of  the 
the 
home 
game <t w :ty,  hut  the  fin ish  came  in 
tine  style, and  everybody  (exe.:'pt) 
was  happy. 

teHm  p ractic:tl1y  g:lve 

.:\1.  A.  C.  sta r ted  stro ng,  getting 
two  of  her r uns  in  the  li rst  inning, 
and  in  fac t,  liS  the  summ:lry  shows, 
played  mo re  consis\Cnt  ball  all  the 
war  thrOl:gh  the game. 

Except for  the  fourth  ami eighth , 
the visito rs we re taken care of s afel)'. 
In the fourth n couple of hil5, coupled 
with  four costly  e r rors,  llett(fd  thcm 
4  n1O S ,  and  the  las t  two C:l me  in  the 
cig-h th.  M.  i\.  C .  kept  men  on 
ha"es:1  ~()oJ part of  the  tillle,  which 
made  things  in te rl'still).:". 

:\1. 

.\t the  hCi;{innin~ of  the  nin t h  the 
score swod  5  and  6  in  fHvor  o f  the 
i \.  C.  filled 
ulli\-ersity  boys. 
the  b:l5.:'s,  Dodge batting in  place  of 
Spencer.  Gorenflo hunted and  Hih· 
hillS  W:l;:  out  at  home, ;Inll  agai n  the 
bases  we re 
l\10.2ge:1I  Ihis 
point  .:ame  in  fo r  a  s queeze, and  did 
a  good  job.  The  pitche r  W;!S  thell 
kept  husy  takinK  ca re  of  1st  and 
~nd,  whilc  B ra(\lt:'y  and  Dodge 
5cor.:'ti th",  wi n ning  r UIl S. 

tilled. 

GrcHt  c redi t  is  d ue  Spcncer  fo r 
lIis 
the  wa),  hI;:  handled  t he  g-amc. 
pitching  w as  a  fe:tture,  and  he  w:(s 
lIble  to  p ull  ou t  of some tig-ht places . 
Bradle)"  011  t hird,  and  G riggs,  at 
firs t, both p !ayed e xce p tion ally good 
ba ll,  t he  fo r me r  gelti ng  th r.:e  hi ts 
lind  t he  latter  two. 

T he  d:ly  w as  ideal,  and  a  good 
c rowd w itnessed  the contes t.  Slltu r· 
d a.y  evening  a  bunch  of  s t udents 
to  LAns ing  a nd  celebra ted 
w ent 
- pa rade,  bon fi re  and  speeches. 

T Hg  Su)nI AItY . 
M. A .  c. 

I 

I 
I 

0 
0 
0 

AB  R 

II  0  A 

Gore nflo,  2 . __ ...... _ 4 
Mogge,  rf .... ..... ..  4 

Bradley.  3 ...• ...... •  ,  ,  0  , 
Dawson,  L  ...... __  .. •  0 
Gri ggs.  I  .... ... --.  4  ,  ,  6 
Rogge, 53 . ••••••••••• •  0 
0  , 10 

0 
I 
0 
0 
3 
I 
3 
2 
0 
- - - - - -
7  II  0 -
12 
" 

Ha.rvey,m ..........  4 
Bibbins,  C". ' ."  __  "  4 
Speneer,  p ..... ... . ..  S 
*DQdge  '  .. __  ... _ .... 

Totals .... . ... . 86 

2 
0 

0 
0 

.'j 
'J 

0 

0 

0 

At l CH1GAN 
AB 
Snd j r, ~m _ ...........  Ii 
Bell,  Ir ._ .. . _. __ . . _ . .  Ii 
Mitc hel, 1m,  L . __ .... 2 

RHO  A 
0 02  
, 

I 

3 , 

Munson,  , .. ........ - 4  , 
, 
Rodge rs,  e  ... _ ...... ,  I  , II 

AB  R  H  0  A 

Blackmo re, 3 ....... .  3 
Scully. 88 .. __  .. 
4 
Pontius.  I 
Baribeau.  p  -_ ... --.- 4 
DlInCltnsell,  2 ••• __  .•  J 
Cor bin,  p ... _ 
~ .  0 

"  0 

0  0 
2 
I 
I 
0 
0 
0 

<3 
0 
0 

0 

.; 
0 
0 

I 
0 
0 
4 
J 
0 

. _ :i~ 

Totals 

~ B:\tted fo r SJlCllcer  in  l1inth. 

0  , ~Q  II 
tTwo out when  winning  '"" scort'iI. 
I  , 3  • , 6 
, - . 
;  S  9  R 
-
I  0  o 
l}- 0 

M.  A.  C ... :!  0  0 
U.  of  )[...0  0  0  4  0  0  0  2 

I  0 

I 

Error.!.-GorenHo,  Rogge,  3:  Har"ey. 
Spen(.-er,  2:  Scully. 2;  Duueansen.  Hits 
-Olf SpllnCtlr.  9;  Baribeau ,  II.  Two· 
bMe hits-Griggs,  Bibbins.  Bell.  Stolen 
ba..'"t's-li itehell,  Scully,  Griggs.  Rogge. 
Fir:Jt  b~e  o n  balls-Off  Spencer.  I: 
off  Baribellll .  1  Hit  by  pitcher-By 
( Bradley,)  nrst  ba.-.e  on 
Baribeau 
errors--l1.  A.  C.  3: 
) lichigll.ll.  6. 
Struck out- By Spenct'r.9; hy  Bnrib!'a u. 
S.  Double 
j)llIys-Baribeau.  Rogers. 
Pontill8.  Tin,e_2;1,;.  Umpire-Ste'" 
eDson.  Attendance,  1.000, 

Two  morc .;;ood  horne  g"ailles  :Ir ... ' 
schc{lule(1  fo r  this  we"k;  Syracllse 
on  Friday  at  .f  o'clo..:k.  and  .\ lrIl;( 
S .. tuniay  at  :!  :30. 

Syracuse  always  puts  up  a  I!ood 
game, and  we  were  ;1!Jlc  to  defeat 
he r  h)"  only  a  sma!! 
llHlrgin  kist 
seasoll.  A  ,good  coutest  is  :ls5urcd. 
Alma,  our  old  time  rivals,  have 
in  ~:lyer5 on e of  the  best  pit chers  ill 
the  s tate,  :lnd  will  come with  e\·ery 
in tention  of  winning,  Uu r  siste r 
co!!egc  won  "  two  inning  contest 
with  the  C.  of  .:\1.  rccellth·, :ll1d  can 
be rdied upon  to fu r nish so·me excite· 
111cnt . 

ALPHA  ZETA  CANDIDATES. 

F o ur  members of  the  junior elnss 
hove  recellll)'  been  initiated  into  the 
F rate rn ity of  Alpha Zeta. 
.:\Jessrs. 
C.  C .  Ca rstens,  K.  M.  K li ng-e r,  F. 
L.  G ranger  and  \\' .  S .  Fields  a re 
to  be cong ra tulated  upon  the stand_ 
a rd  of  t heir  co!!el[e  activities  th a t 
makes  the lll  eligible  to  membership 
th is  spring te rm .  T he  chapte r  this 
yea r  decided  to (Iiscontinue  the pub· 
lic  ititiatio n  that  has  thu s  far  pro· 
voked  m au)'  laughs since  the  illcep' 
tion  o f  t he  o rg:lIliza tion  at M .  _-\. C. 
I n  the  place o f  it  the camlidates will 
be  int rod uced  with  a nnouncement 
that  is  congruous  with  digllity  to 
the  honors con fe r red. 

T o night 

the  chapter. 

together 
w ith  their  hono rllry  membe rs,  a re 
enjoying  a  chicken  pi:  banquet  in 
Club  G. 

the 

"'=  Gibson;  druggists 

'I 
I  AL UM NI.J 
."0. 
H .:'nry  E.  Gibs on,  for  twenty 
vears  :I  memb.:'r  of 
firm  of 
I-Iedg-es 
il t 
Sorth  Lansin!!, died  at  his  home on 
Capitol  A\·e.,  April  29.  The cn use 
of  his  death  was  a  ... ·om plicnt ion  of 
heart  troubles  from  whi ... ·h  he  h:t~ 
su ffered  for 
;\Ir. 
Gihson  wits  at  one  time  connected 
with  B.  F.  Essler,  a  dry  g-oods 
mercha nt  of  GnUld  Ledge  allli  W:1S 
also engaged  for a  SllOft  time  in  the 
in  D etroit.  H e 
g rocer y  busin ... ,,,s 
e;lnlC 
,892.  Th e 
in 
funer:.!  was  hl'ld  from  the  horne  on 
Thursd:ty  morning. 

three  months. 

to  Lmsinl! 

'7-1 · 

Georg .. :  ,,' .  Brewer,  tellcher  in 
thl."  1/,l[li:m  :':chool  Sl."r\·icc  irl  .\li11l1' 
(:",ota  has  chang-e .. 1 his  address  from 
S('1t  Lake  to  Grand  l:>ort:l).!"c.  His 
lIew  home  is  011  the  north  shore  of 
Llk ... ,  ~upt:rior  ncar the  Islc  HOY;II. 

';9· 

).liss 

:\lary  .re;lIldt ... ,  C;lrpelJt{·r 
the pretticst  girl  in 
has  hccn  \'otl."d 
GOllcher  Co!1q~~.  Ibhill!or(·,  where 
she  i~  a  student  ill  hcr  first 
\ ·C:lr. 
,:\1 iss  Carpenter,  who  is  19  \e:;r",  of 
age ,  is  thc  ,!a\J~hter of  L. 'G.  C:lr 
pelllcr.  '79,  and  wife,  :\Inr)"  .:\lerrill 
Carpenkr.  abu  a  .l{T:ItIUa le  uf  the 
cbss  of  'SI . of  DelHl'r,  Col.  The 
vote  was  takl·n  hy  the  oth.:'r  young 
wome rl of  the  school.  ami  is  but  lUI· 
oth.:' r  ticmonstration of  the  oft  re 
pl.!:lted  r""mark  that  the  \\'e"terll  ;..:i rl 
IS  the  n:al  .\merican gi rl. 

'91 

his 

renewing" 

suJ."criplion 
III 
Geor;..:e 
\\".  Davis  of  T l"konshn 
writes  as  follows:  "I  g r:lduated 
twenty  years  a go 
this  su mmer, 
callie  hack  to  the  hume  farm,  :1l1d 
ha\-e  been  here  ever "ince.  1'1.  A. 
C.  men  will  be  mure  th:m  WclCOlllC 
he re  at  any  time. 
I  shall  alwlIys 
feci  that  durillg  Illy st udent  days  I 
W:I S  associated  with  four  o f 
the 
greatest  professors  erer  cOllncc ted 
with t.he co\le;4e.  h:ell zie, Beal, Cook 
and  Grange.  T h ... y  we re  g- rCIll  mcn 
a nd  they did  a  g reat  wo r k. 
I re· 
member  a  littk·  incident  ill  one  of 
I  have 
Dr.  BeHI's  classes  which 
It was  during" 
nerer seen  printe{1. 
a 'class  ill  par:lsitic  fungi  t ha t  II  stu· 
dent  raised  his  hllnd  and  c a lled  out 
'Oh ,  pro fessor,  I  ha,·c  foun d  some 
thing  under  my  m icroscope.'  Back 
came  t he  Doctor's answer,_<Jn l h;lt 
to  study  it 
elise,  ['d 
awhile.' " 

:Id,·ise  you 

'0<). 

Annoullcement 

is  made  of  the 
birth  of  :l  son  on  Ap ril  15  to  i\lr. 
and  Mrs.  G .  H . Allen  in  Cheshi re, 
is 
E ngla nd,  whe re 
F ord 
located, 
.:\Irs. 
.:\Iotor  Co.  a t 
AI.len was formerly Ila rriet  \ Veston, 
With  1911. 

':\l r.  Al1ell 
the 
that  placc. 

rep resenti ng 

'! l. 

E.  C.  Lindemanll, "  I, of  Delroit. 
spoke ~ f o re  the  unio n  meeting of 
Y.  \Y.  and  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  S und:lY 
evening in  the  P eople:s  chu rch. 

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Lansin g .  Mi ch. 

Addr0!8S a\l  8\lI~c rlpUon . "nd  Rdv.-rUslll g 
man  .. r  to  the  M.  A  O.  ltV-CORl>.  EMt  Lon 
ling .  Mkh.  AddrO'ss  aU  con'rllnnlon.  to 
'b e  !till llagilllJ  )::(l!t(Jr. 

Hcmlt  by  P.O,  ;\, oner Vrd" "  Ur .. ft  or 

R'lghneroo  l.elt~r.  Po not send "tamp,. 

BUSlneu  Olllee  wltb 

' , .... ·I'enee  «  Van 
B unll  Printh,." (In.,  ~HI-~I~ (Orllnd .",-", ;0;0 .. 
La QSln lll' .  Mleb . 

TUESDAY,  MAY  1,  \912 . 

W EST E R i"' 

!:itale  SOfm:ll 
School  of  Kalam:ll-OO  cck·· 
!JralCi.1  A r bor and  J3ird  Day  with  a 
R UT:ll  Pn)g rcss  lcelU rc  and  sujlablL' 
prog r:II11.  Upon  the  ha.:k  page o f 
the  progr:lTll  \\T  note  t ht'  following 
from  the  pel)  o f  Charl.::s  \Y.  Gar· 
field  of  the  das'S  ,) f  I~io: 

truly 

,.  \\'ho has  not  Irull'  [o\·('d  some 
treo.:-Ioved it for itsl"li, i t~ memories, 
its associations;  Jovc:d  it  100  well  to 
dest roy  it-has  not 
li\·cd . 
The  tr ~e  I';  ch ildhood's  tower  .lnd 
stronghold : 
is  the  castle 
the  tree 
whost:  leafy  p:lr:lpeIS  shelter' Jon~'s 
young  dr\!.un  j'  the  t r ~'e  is  weary 
labo r's  summer 
t he 
tfl,e  that  kne w  his  child· 
frien ,lI\" 
hood  sim rt:.  age  le.rns. ;j  child  ag:'lin 
to wa r(1  sunset.  Th("n,;1( 
looking: 
bstJ  when dust h:ls returned to  ,lust. 
the tree  hecomes  a  temple  of  Inelll 
through  whose  arches  cOllle 
ory 
whispe rs  ann  bt'ckon ings  fro m  the 
world  ueyo nd." 

ten t ;  upon 

A copy of  TIIf!f9'f /Jondhas 

been  hunded  115,  whi;:!l prO\"t~S 
to  he the  otli cial  puhlic:ltion  of  t he 
dass  o f 
As  men lione.l 
th erein. the  ;;("1,1  is  published  oc 
casiolwlh- b ~'  the  llll'mbe rs  of  th e 
class  or"  191  I 
the  purpose  of 
fo r 
keeping :Itbme  the spiri t of  Ihe cl:tss 
and  the  10\'e  for  alOla  m~Her. 

191 r. 

"Some  t hin~s to  think  :lbout" is 
the  ht::Hling  of  :1  set  uf  quest-iolls 
which  t:ach  ru(-mbe r  is  rNlueSte(]  to 
fill  Ol1t,  detach 
:UlU  re turn  to  the 
c,litor. 

:\1. 

Th e",e 

include  proposel!  ch an ~e 
o f  mune,  billilln l  :lml  pool  ruOIllS_ 
~ rc  the)'  dcsirahlc  :1l1ju ncts,  g-cneral 
policy  of 
the 
prep.  course  he  ahando n.-d,  nl'\\' 
buildings,  etc.  T he  editor  urge~ 
th.1t  these  maller,; should he  of mo r .. 
than  p:lssillg"  interest  to  the  class, 
and  they should  express opinions. 

:\.  c.,  shol11d 

The  jJulld  :11",0  contains  a  com 

plete  ros ter of  the dass. 

A  publiclrtion  of this  kind,  rig h tl.\' 
man:lge.l  and  Ill;Hle  permanent,  witl 
do  mOr('  g ood  fo r  the  interests  o f 
1\1.  A.  C .  th all  any  memorial  could 
b". 

Editor  Lindem:lnll  is  the  llH:l\- ill)..: 

spirit. 

FELLOWSHIP  AT  U.  OF  M. 

t he 

T he  L!nivcrsityo f  :'\nc higm l  of 
fe rs  a  fellowship  with  :l  s tipend  of 
$300  for 
academic  s essiOll . 
T his  offer  is  m.lde  to  Olle  student 
institu tion  II'ho 
g raduate  of  this 
fellowship  an(1 
Illay  (lesirc  such 
post  gr:ujuate  study  in 
the  U ni 
ye rshy.  This  offer  is  o pen  to  an y 
de partmeut  u f.  the  Michigan  Agri. 
c ultural  College. 

Anv  student  who  is  interested, or 
desires  to  he  a  candidate  for  such  :1 
fellow s hip  s hould  report 
to  Prof. 
\V ,  H .  French o n  o r befo re  May  10, 

The  M.  A .  C.  RECORD. 

19I2  SUMMER  TERM  OF 
FORESTRY . 

The  fourth  session  of  the  sum  
mer term  o f  forest ry  will  again  be 
ht:lu  on  tho.:  est:rto.:  o f  D'1\"id  \\ ;'lrd 
which  li~s  ill  Antrim, Otsego,  K"al· 
kask:t  and  Cr:\w fo rd ro unt ies.  This 
CSl1lte  cm hrllces  some  So,ooo  ;!l'TCS 
of  mixed  ha rdwoods,  hemlock  and 
white  pine, perhaps the  lar:-resl con· 
til1uousbodrof  hanlwoot!s  ill  i\ ! ich· 
i~arr.  if  not  in  the  l ' nited  tit:tlc». 

T ht:'  1912  forest ry  CHmp  will  be 
lOcated  but  a  short  dista nce  fr om 
th e  IOC:(tl01l  of  the  C,lIn])  in  19[ l. 
T he 
~~'l1e r :d  establishment  and 
routine of the camp will  be  t he ;,a me 
as  lh'lt  in  predous years.  Students 
will  bc  ho used  ill  il\di\,iduitl  tents 
:jS  the 
and  will  ea t  the  S:t111C  food 
loggers.  A  yard  man  w ill  ha\'e 
cha rgo.:  of the  d:tily  up.kel·p  of  the 
camp  grol1llc!s.  E ve ry  f3eili t,}'  will 
be  :11  hand  to 
.Idl :tllCo.:  till'  work. 
T ht:  subjects  given  arc s tri~·tl.r  tech· 
ni c~l,  the  courscs  >I re  not  comp lete 
in  theHlsch'es  but  fo rm  a  step  ill t he 
whole org,tl1izet!  forestry  group :H1d 
meet  the  nee-us  o f  the  foresters  ill 
their  future  profcssional  w o r k. 

\\-ork  will  begin 

\Vednesda}', 
Ju ne  19th  and  cont-inue  until  Satur· 
day,  August  10th .  The  following 
courses  will  be  ~ive n : 

F orestry -}- Field  :'-I ethotls  gin'n 
1)\'  I ns tructor  \,' .  I.  Gi lson. 
rhe 
course  will  treat  o f  the  c'l re- alit! 
maintellance  of  1llen,  horses,  :lIltl 
equipllleill  in  fidd  o perations  and 
the conside ratio n  of  th~ cost o f typi 
cal  field  investig- ations. 
I n  the  nelll 
work of  this  C(.J urse,  each  t\\'o  stu 
dellts  will  be  cOlll pletl"ly  Outfilled 
fo r 
:l  c r uising'  trip_pilc k  bHskels, 
p:lck  harness,  blankets,  ha tchet, 
pOCkd  compass,  cooking- utensils , 
In  ho rse 
me,ll  bilg"s,  food  C'1I1 S,  etc. 
tr'H!:;portation,  ho rses,  pac k  sadd lc:s, 
• tlforjas  ('te.,  will  he  ;It  billH! 
,md 
utilizcd  hy  the  stullent  ill  tleld  ,le1l1-
on;;a r:ltioll  w o rk. 

Ci\' i!  Engincering:  ~  a.  T opo. 
~ r:lpbic surve.I' in~  g i\-en  hy  Ass'\. 
Prof.  \\' .  B.  \\' el1(it.  Complete  in· 
~tr umental  equipment  will  he 
ilt 
hand  to  make  this  courSe  effective 
;r nd  it  will  be  the 
in  e\' e r v  det:lil 
means  -of  C(lIlSlrllctill)..: 
the  1lI;11l 
which  will  be  :1  h:lsis  of  the  field 
work  in  COH rses in  Silvindtu re  and 
:'IlCl1su ratioll  which  w ill  follow. 

t r .. 'e 

particutar 

Elltol1lologr 

j "  Forcst  Ins ,,·cts. 
F ield  work  '<1\'en  hr  Prof.  H..  II. 
Pettit  aud  Dr.  G.  6.  Shakr.  A 
short COI:rse in  field  invcstigatioll  of 
inSects  injurious  to  forest  growth. 
___ \ 11  cmph.\sis  \\iH  he  placed  un  d .. "· 
le r millillg"  um1cr  acwal  lield  cundi 
insec t;; 
just  how  par1.kut;rr 
tiom; 
injure 
species. 
Thi "  course  [11USL be  preceded  h_1 
I.  which  de, rts  wi t h 
Em oillolog:\ 
in:;ect  ml;"l to!l1~ .  dCI'clopmelll 
:tnd 
cbssification.  The s tu dent mu ~t  he 
familiar  wi th 
types  of  various 
groups o f  illscCts,  !llld  must  he  ahle 
to  classi fy  thel11  prope rl y  in  onler 
to  be ilble  to  carry  Oil  tho.:  ncccssan" 
field  ohS"'n':ltio ns  o f  this  course. 

. 
F o rest ry  5.  Sih' ieulture  ~i \"e n by 
Ass is t:U1t  Prof.  F . 
II.  San fonl. 
T his  work  will  be  a  dis,'ussion  o f 
w hat  theoreticall r  ami  ,tct uallr  con 
stitu tes  a  forest  ty pe  alld  the  oU I)y 
ing- o f  particular  t\'pes  found  o n  the 
area  mapped  in  the  course in  Topo · 
g r3phic:tl  S ur veyi ng . 

Forestry  3.  F o rest  !<.i t'l1SUr:l tioll 
g i\'en  by  Prof.  J.  Fred  Baker. 
T his course  will  take  up  the  theory 
:ltld  use of ills lrurue nts to  dete rm ine 
di,t!11etcr  and  htight  of  standing 

trees,  the ca1c\llil tio n  o f  the  \'olume 
of  fdled  amI  sta nding  timber,  the 
theory lind  practical  usc of  log  ru les. 
Speci:tl  attcn tio n  will  be  given  to 
crui si ng  by  diffe rent  mcthOlls,  tht: 
:r rea  map]lhl  in  the Ciliil  En~inc('r­
ing  work "  ~talld tn.tpS  will  he con· 
strnctcd  to  accompany 
topo 
g ra phical  Hnd  Forest  type  maps  of 
thc  Olher  cou rses. 

the 

These  r.:Oll rse"  will  cnti tk· 

the 
re~ul:tr  s tu{len ts 
ten  c red its 
which  mav he substitutl'd (Iu rill" the 
st'l1Lo r  ye:,r. 

. 

. '  

to 

lI l essrs.  II.  B. Ditrling-toll  Associ 
ate  Ellit o r o f the :\meric;uI  Lumher· 
man  1l1;lga7.illC  ; J.  C.  J-.::  11 0X,  S .. 'crc· 
t:\ry  of  Mi chig::l11  11 ;(nl\I'ooll  ~1:H\I1-
fa cturers AssO('iatiun :Iud SlIpervisor 
\Vnl.  H.  Pipc r,  \.I f  thc  L"nitctlStatcs 
Fo res !  S{'rl"icc  will  spend  se l"e ral 
(hI.ls  in  camp during the tern\.  Two 
special  lectu rers  w ill  he  allllollnced 
later. 

OHIO  WESLEYAN 2- M. A. C.  I 

Ohio  \\'esle\,an  wcre  the  \·ictors 
011  \\'cdncsda)'  of  last  weo.:k,  Will 
.i\1. 
!ling  hy one  point.  Altho u):!"h 
A,  C. secu red  1110re  hits  t han  did  the 
visitors,  f;lilure  to  hit  at  the OppOr 
timc,  coupled  with  the  fa c t 
tlllle 
that  O hio's  erro rs  were  not  taken 
adv;lI1tagt:  of,  lost  th e  g-:rme. 

timc 

Our tally  c:\mo.:  in  the  fir st  when 
two  hils  \I:crc secu red.  111  the  sec 
oml  and  third  two  Blore  hits  werc 
registe red,  an(1  at  oll e 
the 
hases  w ere  fitled  with  bu t  Olle  out. 
and  it  looked  :\s  thoug-h  the  g-aille 
w as  all  ~1. A"  C .  F rom  t his  .ime 
Oil. ho\\"o:\'(' r,  Huntc r for the \';s it or's 
pitch~' r u,;c(1  his "spi t  baH"  to  per 
fedion, and  the  hOllle tea III  W,tS  able 
to  iin.! him  bil l  o nce  for  sa fet\. 

DOt!:.:'~  s tarted  the  game  for  :'II. 
A.  C. ;ll\d  (luring  thl'  Il rst  live  inll' 
itl~s  pitched  e xcetlellt  ball,  allowill):!" 
bu t three hilS.  The visitors h unche.1 
three  hi ts  in  th e  thi rd  inlling  .iller 
two  men  \\l' rc  out  whidl  lletlc!1 
thcm  t\\"o  rUIlS  and  \\'011  the  g-:rme" 
Spellcc r  relieved  Dodge  in 
t he 
si xlh  alltl  st;trl"'d  off  bv  striki n"  Olll 
" 
three  ml·n.  After  the  thi rd  it  was 
s im ply  a  pitchers  hattie  and  :r  guod 
::lpelKer  allowed  hut  Olle 
One  to\). 
hi t  ill  the  1:lst  four  inning-!<,  whit. 
s,,'\,ell  I\l·ro.:  reg-i5tl'r~d :t;!:li[)st  J-Itlll 
ter  for  the  \ is ito rs, 

~ 

Bobo,  lhe  visitor's  tin;1  h:ISelll:t1l 
was  credited  with  15  put  (Juts. 
reg-isterc'!  5  strike 
Dodg'e 
01lL:> 
~p ence r  3  :1I1d  H unler.3'  The  (Ia l 
Ih"c 
W:lS  r:l\l1er  cool  for  ball  alld 
crow.1  was  not  e:;ptei:tlly  I:trg:e. 

HOME  ECONOMICS  ASSOC IA  
TION . 

The  Il omc  Economic;:;  A ssocia 
t iol1  will  hold 
its  second  annu al 
tlle .. ,ting  a t  th .. ·  :,\lich igal1  Ag-ricul 
tural  College 011  S;ltu r\J:(\',  "1 :1\"  IS. 
T hl'  foren oon  will  bo.:·(!cvot-;;d  to 
committee  me~ting-s . 
In  the  afll·r· 
1I00n  a t  :!  o'clock  the re  wi\)  be  all 
address  by  :'\Iiss  :'\/ary  Snow. Supt . 
of  H o usehold  Arts,  Chicago.  R e, 
po r ts  of 
the  \'a rio us  cO lll1 nittces 
will  be  beard  :md  certain  al11(' nd· 
mellls  to 
tht:  COlI s lilllt ion  will  he 
proposed .  Luncheon will  he scn"t:d 
in  t he 
the 
dep:lrtm ent  of  domestic  scic ;Ke  at 
35  cents  per  plate. 

\Vo men's  huilding- hI' 

T he  sec retar\' .  lIliss  Lelll!.'- F. 
Cooper, of  lb tLlc  C ree k,  urges  t he 
;lllenJance  o f  c ver\'  olle  inlerested 
ill  I.his\l"o rk l  as  1I1ic higall.Jlceus  the 
co .o peration of  alL 

HORT.  CLUB . 

Professur  G .  .-\.  Coo ns  d is~"l lssed 
,he dangers of ca reless  methods  uf 
pruning  from:r hotanist'"sl:II11lpoiut 
before  the  Ilort.  C luh,  \\-,,'dllo.:sd :tI" 
e\·ening.  AS:I  p rclim i n~ry  he  r~. 
\"iewed  the  p rol'",ss  of  food  mallU 
b ClUre,  {'rnphasi7.ing  t he  fun ctio ns 
of th"  \-ari(Ius  mcmbers  o f  the  t ree 
:mt!  correcl ing"  prevalenl  but  errOll 
COilS  notion:;:lS  to  the  "ci r~'ul:lt i o n " 
of sap  and  tile  compariSOn  of knvt.'s 
10  org;uls  of  illl  ;l1\i111aI1'o<lI·. 

Professor  COOIl S  rt:I' iel\:ed  ,",'n 
thoroughly  t he  hO\'l!\y  of  grO\1 th 
il s  cOIlJJection  with  lhe he,t\ing 
:lIlcl 
of  \I OUIl.]". 
\\' h~l1c\' cr  the  cork I' 
laye r  is  hrokcn  th",  ~"Xpus" t l  su rfac-e 
is  rt':llly  p rey  to the attack  of numer· 
o us  fun gi ,  T his  is  esped'llly tnle of 
t he  stuh o f  H  prulled  ,lrm  or  hr:uIl'h 
l! i':lrt 
if  ldt  for  ualurc  to  heal. 
in 
rouing-
th .. s .. "  \1'ollllde(1  s urfaces, 
\\ o rkiuf{ 
the  heart  w oo<l, 
dowll 
wh('r~'  Ihl're  is  plent}"  of  air.  illlo 
lhe  trun k  and  tlw ll  into  the  entire 
hr;tI1('hin,!!  S,l"Stt;'Ul  o f  th .. ·  tree,  sl' ri 
ollsty  1\"":lkeninf{  it  am!  rcnder ing  it 
s usc"ptihlo.:  to  sc rio us  ur  cntirl'  ruin 
fro m  wind  storms. 

fungi  he-~in  their  wo r k 

th ro\lgh 

Good  Ie:ld  pili])t  is  ,,-ugg('s t~'d  'IS.\ 
n:med r  HIHI  should  bt;'  renewed  \'ery 
lihe r;\l h' .  The  U:.t'  o f  wood 
l:r r. 
hitu me;1  asphalt  an(1  creosote  a r~ 
efli("ient  hu t  thei r  dfcCI  upon  the 
trel'  is  not  dt'fi nitl!h- known. 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

:\  large  numhcr of  collcg-c  people 
wok  :tll\".tUta~e  of  the  oppo rltl11it.l-
10  hear  )iad :lm  S.:hul11arlll- 1 kink 
F rid;I.\  evening-. 

Tlw  seuior  d ils:, 

sciente  \ isi ted  the  L:lm;i ll " 
bst  week,  \\'h(' re 
c!nss~'s in  that  subject. 

the,-
. 

in  domestic 
I I i"h 
~"i'''l'TI":d 

President  .'\ Ihert  H. o .. s 

I[ill.  of 
C\!lu11Ibia  L-uivers ity  ( :'\1 0.)  wilt  de 
liler  t he  CO'II ,nef1 C~'lllc nt  :tddrcs ~  :tt 
:\1.  A " C " 011  TU dda~,.Iu l le  ':0 . 

I>e 

' It ,  of 

H ay  TUrll~' r , 
:\1 

Il illsd;ll(", 
:'\1.  ,\.  C.  ~tnld;(I" ,  lILII 
\\ i1l 
I': .  alld  \\il1  :Issi;;t  in  the  c"llOir  :;t 
I Ie  will  :lls(,  :;illl,!  il 
chapel  sc n  i<'~·. 
sulo. 

:\lr. ;lI1d  .\Jrs.  F.:\1.  B:to-sE.'l1 ,  who 
h:,,'c  hecn  "'l'endill~ th~'  II  intl'r  \\ith 
their daugl)lc r,  :'\Irs.  ksse  r.  :,\I\' ~'rs, 
\\'l'dll"'sda\'  fo;  tlki~  111illoi", 
lef: 
hOllle.  I isitin;;:  Chic:J;.!IJ,  .. 'n  rOU\l', 

lhe 

Th e  tirst  hand  d:'Jlce  will  hI:  Iwld 
.\rm o ry  Frid;lY  e\"t.' nillg, 
in 
:'\\:.~  10.  awl  protnis,'s  to  hI:  a  very 
enjoyable  :!ff:lir. 
Lil·ul.  ~nel  :\1  rs. 
Cron,  ~erg:l.  :lnd  ,\Ir:;.  eru»",  :tJl(1 
\Iill  act as 
Dr  ,mel 
p;l trons. 

i\ lrs.  ll edriek 

socil·t \·.  Omic ron 

T h~'  follo win'o:!:  juniors  h:\I'l'  been 
elcl"ted  to  lllel11her"hip  ill  thc  Ill'W 
:'\u: 
hOllo r;rry 
R hea 
.-\ 11..-1) .  CI,;n!  " -"Id roll,  :'\Jrs, 
:,\1 :trtlln  Loree.  J ,ollise Clell1~l\s. :11ld 
Nell  Fal'o ritc. 
"I 'he-se  were ehOSl'll 
t he  records  for  school 
as  h;r"ing-
Ihe  requl rc · 
ll1eeting 
work.  thus 
ments  of  the soei"I\· . 

\\" e  nrc  ill  rcceipt  of  :l  copy  of 
TIIt~  C"II~-gc  Farlller,  a  monthlv 
rnag-:lZinc  p ublished  by  the  students 
It 
o f  Ille  Uninrsity  o t" .\lissol1ri. 
is  designated  as" P o ultn" .:\" u mher,·' 
and  l-ontai ns  two  ilrticl~s  from  th e 
pcn  o f  ::\Ir.  H.  L.  f..:emp ster.  An 
exct:lI(·JH  c ut  o f  "Kemp" appe,trs  in 
COll l1etlion  with  his  :lrlic1e,  " I·{;rtch 
in g- a  Chick," :md, in  ;Idditio n, a  pic 
tun:  o f  his 
/irsl  poultry  dass  :It 
~li ssouri. 

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We  Leave 

It  to 

You~ 

If  you  want  to  S:l\'e  :-It  least  ten  dollars 
on your spring sui t,  all  you  ha\'e  to  do 
\i\T e  will  do  the 
is  lca\'e  your  measu r e. 
tit  and  sat isfaetion  guaranteed. 
rest -

g  Spring  line  of  H eid  Caps  now  ready 
for  your  insp~ction. 

Al ways  find  late  things  at 

MIFFLIN'S 

"ASSURED  STYLES"  INDEED ! 

I 

A "isit to our  Women's  Department will  help you to soh'e the perplex-

ing '1ue~tion-\Yhal to  buy  this gpriJlg~  A  SUit.  or  Dr~lI8. or Coot-

The  MarK of  Quality an ~ of  fashion  plus . 
SKill  stamps  each  of  our Garments  the  better  kin~. 

Women's tempting  new  SilTing  Suits,  Silk  and  Wool  Dr~5. umu, 
Skirts or  \Vai!!!s.  Ea.ch  day adds  ma.ny  fresh  bright  thilJg~ to OUT  ,->()lIec· 
tion.  Early spring buyers always  tint!  the best assortOlent. ... 

Ou r  gt~'les belli  the tle s irable  indi.idU1\1i~y eVO;Iry  ludy  W!lllts 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods Co. 

In  Ihi s tilY  ours  is the SIOf!!  tbat  sells  WOOLTEX 

I 1- Do  You  Want 

Pair  Shears 
Knife 
Safety  Ra zo r-

(Hllette.  Auto";\ rop. 
~'\·>'r· Relldy lin d  "mle., 
10 ""Ieet from 

H ones ami  Sirops 
Saws 
l'!amme rs 
H :ltchels 
Chisels 
Screw  Dri,'e rs 

I  I n  fact,  :mything  ),011  Ileed  in 
hanlwarc  you  will  find-and 
at  prices  to  s uit -:n 

Norton'S HardwarB 

, 

EV[~Y KIND  Of 

FUR.NITUR.E 

FOR.  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

A.ll  GOODS  DElIVER,ED  fl\EE 

M. J. 8: B. M. BU6K 

", .. ,"""''''' ~  ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

C .  L.  0p[ll:! r mall  formt:r  :l ssist :ml 
in  poultry:1I  ~1. A.  C . was:\ college 
caBer  on  Frid:IY  of l:ist  week. 

A.  B.  Rlld  C.  B. Cook, of Owosso. 
with  their  families ,  ca rne  OYt: r  Sat 
their  <Il1to  for  the  hi\! 
urd:lY 
j!:lm~ wilh  :\Iichig-:III. 
\ \'e  ],cli':I''c 
they  felt  weI!  repaid  fo r  111.:  trip. 

in 

.130m  to  }' I r.  ami  }. I rs.  lieor;.:c 
hrel1tcl,Jr.,on  \\"clilleslby,  :\lay  I. 
:\Ir.  hrelltel 
II  son,  h: enneth  Alex. 
who  was  WIth  the  class  of  '0 I,  is 
engaged  ill  the  poultry  busin.:ss  at 
E;ISI  Lmsing. 

Capt.  Il arrison  Hall, of  the  Gen, 
eral  Sta ff  U.  S.  Arnw,  h:1 S  heen 
designat~d  to  make  the  :lIl1I\1:1l  in 
spection  of  the  milit:lry  dCp:lrtlllt'!lt 
at  :\1.  A . c.,  :lnd  will  ;lrri\'C  frid:lV 
evelling,  1L,y  10.  The  inspectio;1 
:It  S ;30,  Salllrday 
will  take  pl:u.:e 
mo r ning,  :\Iay  1 1. 

A  su r prise  was gi~'e ll  a l  the  home 
of  ~·I r.  Frank  R ude,  of  T ",kollsh;l, 
on  :\i:ly  I,  w hen his Jaughtc r,  \-iola, 
and  R oy].  \'all  \ \"inkle.  of  Ollr 
present 
senior  class,  announced 
their  mar riage  in  Scptembe r  last  a t 
\ Vindsor,O nt.  The  you ng  people 
bll ye  kepi  the  !:tct  an  entire  secret 
until  now . 

P rof.  and  Mrs.  1·1.  W .  R Cl'tlOlds, 
of  Be r ke lc)"  C 31.,  who  h a \'~  heen 
ab road  the  p:lst ye,l r,  arc  expec ted 
he re  t h is  wee k.  T hey  might  h:lvc 
becn  passengers  on 
the  ill  fated 
T ita nic,  as  they  s ta r ted  about  the 
same  time  fo r  America . 
i\I rs.  ReI" 
fl o lds  ( V ine  A r mst ro ng)  g radu:l ted 
in  '05, a nd  ~Jr.  R .  w as  fo r merly  a 
p ro fe ssor  at  i\1.  A. C. 

:\Irs.  \" .  T.  \rilson  spent 
l'isiting 

P:ISt  wcek 
friends  in  South  Bend,  Ind. 

tht: 
rebtil'es  a nd 

Ralph  G.  Kirby  writes 

fronl 
Hellton  I l arbor  that  he  is  already 
h:lrd:1t  work alld  elljo)'s  the  dutic-s 
of  his  ncw  position  le r y  much . 

.. \  number of mcn in  the commun· 
ity  tUnlcd  out  ~utllnlay  aftcrnoon 
and  put  tht:  finishin g  IOlIches  0 11  tht: 
churdl yard,  leal'in~ it  in  fillC  shape 
fo r  seed  hed. 

I tl  thc  farm  mechanic:;  laboratory 
las t  week  a  corn  planter and  grain 
hindt:r  were connecll'd  Ill' with  ~:os· 
oline  cng-ines  g-il' ing opportunilY  10 
study  the  gene ral  workin~s of both. 

Dr. Joh n  hnox  ~lcClllrkin, pas 
lOr  of  a  large  l'>reshy,,-,ri:1Il  .:hu rch 
I:>itl~hur.z,  Pa ..  h<ls  accep"-,,I  an 
in 
illl'itation  to  delil'er  the  ~[.  A.  C . 
Imcca[alltealc  sermon  on  ~unJay, 
.I une  [6. 

Two  hig  Base  Ball  g:uncs  t his 
w eek .  Syracuse  vs.  1\1.  A.  C.  011 
the  home field  F riday  al  4:00 p.  m. 
Alm a  and  M .  A .  C.  will  clash  on 
::!  ;30  p.  m.  Good 
Satunby  at 
g'alllCS.  Y ou  can't  afford 
to  miss 
either. 

The  Fa r me rs  of  the  Unil'c rsit\' 
o f  Colu mbi:l,  110.,  held  the  seventh 
Hnn ual  fair  on  the  college 
fa r m 
Ap ril  ::!6.  F rom Ihe "officilll guide" 
we  take  this  fai r  to  he  011  much  the 
5ame line  as  the  annmll  athlet ic  car 
n iv a l  a t  11.  A .  C.  T he  benefits  as 
set forth  in the guide are advertiSing, 
recreation, a muselllcnt, n nanci:ll gain 
some  worthy  enter prise  and 
for 
"(Icpartment spiri t." 

:\1 iss  Ethel Gilhc rt, of  L:lIlsing,has 
been  appointed  as  5tcno~ r:lpher in 
Sec.  Brown 's ollice  in  place o f  ~I iss 
Harper,  res ig ned. 

I l oward  I-Iou:;h.  C.  L.  I [a, rison 
and  I Llrold  Barnulll  wcrc 
:lInOllg 
o ur se niors  whu  were  ohli).!'.,,!  to  ht: 
at  their  homes  n  fell'  days  the  pa~t 
week  looking"  after  ag-ricllitur:1\  in 
terest!!. 

th e 
hold 

,\Ihldic 
The  mcm],l·rs  o f 
tin:l! 
C:lrl1ival  commit t.:'e 
;1 
this  el'cl1inj:!  at  G ;3°,  to 
meeting 
conside r  the  sett]elllent  o f  all  Ollt· 
st:lIlding bills.  A  nnal  repo rt o f  the 
I'cntu rc  will  thcn  be  fo rthco ming. 

Thl'  kacher:;  in 

\\l omen'" 
building- gayc  ~Ii :;s  Berg  a  dcli;.:'ht· 
ful  hinhday  s pre:t~1 
:\lolIlJay  clcn 
ing-,  April  ~9' 

the 

G.  \ ".  Br;llIch  will  conduci  the 
T hu rsd:l\'  cn'lIl1l \:('  Y.  :\1.  C.  A. 
1I1ct:!illj!:  L:.lUrH  Crallc  II  ill  h;J\'t: 
charge o f  the  Y.  \\'.  C.  A.  011 
thl' 
same ci-cning . 

:\" cwell  J  lI ill,  'ooS,  II  ith  F.  F. 
' -:m  TIl )'1  con"llltin!!  clI;,{ilicer  o f 
Dctroit ,  was  a  collc){e  c~llc r  1:lst 
wcek. 
learniug:  of  Prof. 
h etl;.:ie's  cond ition  he  Idr  for  1.:111-
s ill~  at once  to  pay  his ul(!  ..  Prof." 
a  I isi t. 

l-pon 

The  Ailro re:tn  ;;prin)!  te r m  party 
\\',15  held  in  the  ass('rnblv  room  of 
the  A1!ricul tur:11  Building.  Salurday 
eycning.  Logan'S  Orchestra  fur· 
nishet!  the  music.  Prof.  and  :\1 rs. 
Kin~  :tnd  Prof.  and 
:\Irs.  Cln rk 
wen:  p:lt rons . 

The  Il cspc rian >i  h~·ld  their spri ll).: 
tht:  armory  on  Ihe 
tcrlll  party  in 
'I'll",  '!lusic  wa:; 
eH'lIinj!  of  :\1 ay  \. 
the  College  Urchestra.  Dt::'lll 
b.l· 
:lud  :\[rs.  Shaw,  :\Ir.  :11111 
.\Irs.  D. 
A.  Seeley,  ~Irs.  ~linog:lle,  (lllt!  :\Ir. 
untl  ~[rs. C.  Sprinkle  wert:  pat rons . 

:\irs. 

I3ess ie  Cornell  Reid,  of 
Springfit:ld,  ~I:t ss . ,  is  visiting  her 
l\Irs.  C.  A .  Cor · 
p;lrCllts,  i\!r.  and 
nell, on  Abbot  An~ .  Both  ~Ir. :lnd 
~ J rs.  R eid  were  fo rlllt: r  :\1.  A.  C. 
students. 
is  "onncctcd 
with  the  OrulIgt: Judd  Farmcr  of 
Spring-nel{!. 

:\Ir.  Reid 

\\·CU III·.'S.!:I)' 

The  Caclel 

evening  of 

]J;mu  will  gil'e  Ihe 
first  open  air  conce rlof  the sellson 
on 
this 
week.  All especially  x:oud  p rogram 
will  be  given  [mel  it  is  hoped  that 
college  people  in  gene ral  will  aV;liJ 
to 
themselves  of  the  opportunil\' 
he:lr this  ti rst open air conce rt: 

Begin ning  on  Sunday,  )'IIIY 
I J, 
vesper  service  will  be  held  in 
the 
I-'cople's  church :It 4 :30  p. m .  T his 
will  take  the  pbce  of  the  regul:lr 
e\'ening ser vice  :mel  will  be  conlin 
ucd  du ring  the  remainde r  of  the 
college  yea r.  This  will  ill  no  way 
a ffe ct  the  union  meetings of  Y .  \V. 
a nd  Y.  M .  C.  A .  now  ht:ld  in  the 
chu rch . 

A  Y.  J\I.  C.  A.  class in  the stud y 
of  the  Chinese  r t:\'olul io n  has  bee n 
orgmlized  and  promises  to  be  well 
attended.  At  the  first  meeting  on 
Thtlrsday  evening  15  'l)ell  were 
p reSellt  a nd  sever,l]  were  :lbSent  on 
acco unt  of  chorus  practice.  The 
class  w ill  meet  al  i  :[5  on  Thurs· 
evenings,  and  u cordi:11  tnvitation  is 
extended  to  all. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

Eve')'body  «ads  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 

BECAUSE 
It  completely  cove r s  the  fidJ  of  local  news,  pol itics,  :111\1  the 

wo r ld  o f  sports. 

Because  i ts  teleg r aph :md  corresponde nce  service cn:lhlc  it  10 
give  its (C[lllers  the  I:Hcst  general  news  o f  the  day  in  ad_ 
V311ce  o f  :Illy  other newspape r  coming  into  Lansing. 

Have THE  STATE  J OURNAL delivered  to y our  home  by  carrier 

COOD  VALUES  IN  H O SI E RY  - UNDERWEAR  -

CLOVES  - NECKWEAR 

Women's  Black  Sil k  Lisle  Hose  with 
dou ble  cotton  sole -
hig h  ~pl i ced hool .. , . .  25c  pai r 
Hinc k.  white a wl  eolDrs. 

'YOlllen's  pure  t hread  Silk  Bose 
do u b l e  sole  - high 
spliced  heel......  ...  50c  pair 
BI/wk.  whIte "nil t an, 

W o w en's fi ne  s li m mer  we igh t.  Union 
Suit- Ric helie u  ri b.  Lace 
o r  ri b bon  t r immed . . . ..... ,  50C 

:'Ilen'sOpe n }Iesh Unio n Suit.-

shott  slee .. es-nnkle  le ngt h  59C 
~Ie n 's  Silk  Lisle  Half  Elose -d{.uble 
sole.  hi gh spliced heel : reg u· 
lar 25(Hluality ;speci al.  3pr.  50c 

AN  ALF ALF A HUNTING  TRIP . 

(Continuo>{J  from  hl~t  ,..",,1;;.1 

!1ld 

F rom  Sai r am  we  w ent  to  Ka Ta 
the  w:ly  when 
bulilk,  Slopping  Oil 
:I  '· Kirg-hiz"  man  w ith  :l 
wo:.-
ca mel  TO  induce him  to  let us ride the 
,,,mel,:111  cxpcric lKc  nei t her of  us 
It :UTHISl'C!  him 
had  ever 
tb ink  Ih:1I  people 
immensely 
would  h{,  willing  10  pay  \0  tlo  511<.:h 
:1  C{JlllInOIl  thing  as  \ 0  r ide;t  c;llllc1 
for  a  few  minll tes. 

... njoycd . 
to 

to  cat 

,-\ ,  Kara\lII\uk  we  :I!;illil  stopped 
with  the  hC1\(1  man  of  the  village. 
\\·c  l\"eTC t rc:Hed  as  vc ry  hOllo ra hJc 
guests, al1d  as hcud o f the expedition 
the  pi~'ces  of  1lle:H 
I  h:.d 
wh ich  my  host  pickell  out  I\'ith  h is 
ling:er,,;  :lI1d  placeJ  lx-fo re  me.  T he 
nex t  morning  wc  IIro\'\.:  oul  to  sce 
50111('  mOT(:  alfa lf;t  ! i~'lds  and  th\:n 
visited  the  rna r kl't. it  bl:illJ;::  the J!reat 
market c!:ly  for lin- stock.  T h,' r e  II I.' 
wiU1l'Ssed  the  :;talc.  of  ~he,'p, c:,nle 
hurse.!>  ami  cllIlleb,  :t1l,1  had  an  01'  
portl1!lit_1  10  sec:.  ;,:rcat  man..\'  1_I' p~'s 
of  people . 
\ rt,  r,·turned  to  Chim 
k~'nt thnt  niglll  :lI1d  nexI  mOTuin:,: 
sttlr\('d  0 11  the  rel,lrll  journel· . 

0n  the  relt)rn  trip  II,'  {(lund  it 
much  more  ditlicult to se .. ·un· h()r"e~ 
learn .. ·,! 
tl1:111  I.dore.  hill  II"  soni. 
:1  ruble  or 111" 0  ~k;lIfulll  phlct'd 
111:11 
in  Ih.·  hHlHI~  of  Ih.  kt'qwr  o f  tile 
~\alio!)  ennh1cd  hin.  I"  lind 
plJ~t 
hur"'e~  which  ditl  not  c, i~1  I.cf,)rl'. 
In  Ihis  \\;1\  \lc' ,!.:'UI  "Iull~  II ell  \l1llil 
We  ';;.Illl·  I~,:t pl:ltl,  where  the  hC:ld 
I,)f  I Ill'  p(l~1  h .ld  bccn  t'dcbr<HlIl~ hi,,: 
hirthd:11  :\l1d  11:101  i>e(Orlu;  "0  inlo:.:i 
t::l\ed,  lo;,;ct h..: r  with hi..,  wift"  ,mil  :I ll 
.:ou1l1  ;:0.:1 
Iltt'  o.:lI1pl{,~.,!;., 
\\'t<  \I"n  (;1)01' 
!Jothillg frO!lllheHl . 
pC' llc{\  H,  :.jlt;lhl  thl' 
lli;.:ln  Iht'rc, 
:'\e"t 1110r11111::  I'C  rUII 5cd  a  drunkt:n 
,Inle r  1\1  Ordl'r  w  )!Cl 
',lIr  ho r~cs 
r~';l rly  for  th,·  r .. ,,1  IIf  Ihc  juurllc_I·. 

lital  Wt" 

At  t he  !:lSI  slali()11  bdllr"  T :I£h 
kCIlI  We  wcr"  illfo)rmell  lh'll  )1  w:os 
ahsollllcly  illlpos-siLk  10  g"ct  horses 
as  lbe~  wcn~  t'xpectin,!.:'  to  supply 
ho r seS  fo r 
t hl:  seOli-wcekh- mail. 
~ o o ffers of sma\1mnullllts of mOIlt'\' 
w e rt'  cffec-tin:c  and  we  purch ast'J 
some  m ilk  :llld  t'gg-s  and  :Ite  ou r 
di nne r. 
'Ifte r  In"  had  ex· 
hibitcd  fiv e  r ubles  Ihe  s ituation  was 
r elie l'cd  :lnd  pleu ty  of  ho r ses  were 
fo r I ht:011Iill)5. 

finally 

I II  this  last  lap  o f  Ihe  journel'  \I' t' 
me t  a  d rove  o f  SCI'(' r:J.1  hund r ed  o f 
r Ulla""II'  c a mels.  Tht' I'  kickc(l  up 
such  a  . dns t  th,1t  we  coul11  n()t  St'C 
ou r  own  horse!'.,  and  fl  part  of  thl: 
\\. e could 
timc  not CI'e ll  the tl r il'c r. 
sce  thei r  huge  shapes  looming  up 
a l  a r m's  leng th  at  the  sidt,  of  the 
w ago ll, r unni ng  bY:lI  101'  spt'('cl  and 
squeal ing  the  pcoo:ul illr Clunel  squeal. 
;.iOI,.  allli  Iht'11  we  could  hea.r  the 
ShOll ts  of some o f  the  IIICII  who.  o n 
c:lmel  b ack,  lI't're  Ir yi n::  10  stop t h e 
It W;lS  ;ll mO!>1  impossi 
stam pe(le. 
ble  10  bre,Hhe,  and  1\ e  chokell  and 
CO II O'l1e(1  fo r :l  long  t im~  after  the 
d ro~l' h ad  Siifd.r  passeu  liS.  For tu  
Il:ltely  we su ffl' r(', 1  no  tlam:lge  f rom 
t he  occurr enCe. 

\\'hell  we  reached  Tashkent  the 
first  p lao:c  we d siled  w as  a  T u r k is h 
ha th  eS I:lbiishmc ntl w he r e  afte r  COIl 
sidc ra ble  d for t,  our  skin  was  aga i!l 
vis.iblt'. 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

0 10\'0:5  and  Neckwear  in  a il  t he  lates t  novelties  fo r  the 
Sprin g  and  Su mme r  Season _ 

Marx  Clothes 

Spalding Sweaters 
Imperial and  Knox  Hats 
Heid  Caps 

.n' 

M en ' s  Wear  that prove.s 
itself  the world ove r. 

SI:(aef!i  Sa/e5":If!  Scnmiay5 

The  Mapes  Co. 

l07~ lQ\l  Sou th  Wnhln!{l o"  A,'c . 

For years  LC1I5illg'5  Lec~':ifg C!o:l:ie~5. 

COLLEGE  DRUG  & 
GROCERY  CO. 

EXPRE SS  OFFICE. 
AGEN CY  ST AR  LAUND RY, 

THE  RIf'LE)'d!  G R A)' 
f'RI_\T/XG  COJfI'A.\T 

£ na .... v e ...  P rinte rs  Station e r . 

L_ I.I'.:.I.Y& .  ,V WIl/r.,1 S 

T he  alblfa  oht:lllled  from  Ihese 
j>"int;-,:h  wt"ll  a~  th:.I  frelll}  Ol lll:r 
P:lrts  n~irl'll  IY:I;,  ~hipp('d 10  -"' m~'r­
ie':1 to  ht'  distrihutt'd  t(1  lariolls parts 
of 
L·nfe>f\.lnnt£'l\" 
howeve r.  almu~i  cl-en'  1,it  fdl  illill 
the  hauds  of  hU!l~r.'·  111"mb~' I's  of 
eOll!! rt'S",  <11111  SIJ  lias  dislributcu  hI' 

Iht'm  alld  not  j.!'ilen  Iht'  h":H  of  cx· 

thc  comlln·. 

perin1cllt,11  test". 

Tnt:  freshmen-suphomo r t: 

t r :lck 
ll1!!et  Oil  ~aturdal  r csuhe\1  in  :l  tie, 
clIch  dass  w innillg 61  pionls. 

\\· ... ~TfW. - A.  stllilent  who is  to 
bt"  ht' r e  fo r  th e summer to  I:l k e  care 
of  the  janitor  wo r k  at  the  chu rch 
for  his  roo III  rC!lt.  See  Pro f.  Saw. 
},(' r . 

Thc IJclroi( _ \·.~~·s- Tribune (-Sun  
day)  publishes  an  e~lem!t'd  arl ic1e 
o n  For esl ry:n  :\ 1.  ,\, C.,  J;::il'ing 
;] 
Iltlmhc r  o f good  photograph ..  ii'l  C(,/I 
nection, 

The  :\hy  Festiv,,1  (JIl  :\1:.)  !-\' 
J..: l·ep  it  in  m ind .  Or. thl:  fll l)(,win~ 
dal'  w ill  he held the  imporlal1t  (llhlo.;· 
tic- c H'nt o f  the te r m  T h .,  Trial1 l.!u  
helll'ct" 1I  Aim::., 
la r 
track  m ee t 
Olin::t l1nd  :\1.  A. C. 
\ \ 'h}  I1fJt  HI 
It:nd  both? 

:\  rece;'l: r  of  the  ;';"liuw,1  I' (,!>, 
Co"  p ublisht' rs  of  .':illrcc_'1 
.1/' I.t:(I. 
;:;,n:,  Wl1S  appointed  !Jct:.  3()  1<I~t, 
:md the com p:Hl)'  :ldju(lirl1l('1]:'  I.:wk· 
r up t  011  Jail.  16,  191::.  T he  p rop· 
e r t)'  o f  Ihe  co mp l1 ny  11115  been  sold 
fit aUelilln  fo r  $10,000.  Thc  puhli . 
cat io n  o f  the  m ag a:dn e  will  h~·  dis· 
con tin ued .  T he  t r us!c('  is  Ca rl  S. 
F lalldt'TS. 

CE(I;TRAL :'110 1.R £ L1 A BIL STORf 
LAN.5JI"~. MICn-. 

'lll\t E  are  especially  well  equipped 
~ to  supply  you- with  an ything 
you  may  need  in  the  line  of 
C ALLlN G  C_-\ RDS,  DANC E 
AND  SO C I ETY  P RO GRAM S 

lAwrence &  VanBuren  I 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 

of  Philadel phia 

Are  tho:  h.r.;;es t  llI:!ll u faClurer5 
of  COLLEGE  U NI F ORMS  III 
l ' 11iled  ~ t :<te.s,  !ll1d  h:II'C 
111(.' 
\\'011  lind  maintain 
the  hllsi. 
Iles:>  hy  sh('cr force  of  II1l·rit. 

The  L' !lifnrm5  \\orn  al 
mlcblg.n  }lg"<IIII.,,'  eOIl.g. 
arlO  finished  <'xlllnpk!> 
o f  Ollr  prvdlh_·t. 

Jacob Reed's  Sons 
.If.lk(r5  <!( 
.. Gold  M edal  U nifo rms" 

Philade lphia 

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LA X S I.:\' G  B t;SI ~ ESS A~D 
I~ ROFESSIO X ;\L  :\1 1:::'\. 

Tbe  name~ .n  thl!  1'lr('CIory.  110  "'~11  a. 
IhO_"  of  0111  our  Olber  ft dl·HII:«'rs.  Rre  0 1 
rellahl,·  pl1tll('S.  W e  hoP!'  tl,,,t  the  (ll cul t y 
Rnd  ~ Iudents  will  loke  paIn.  :0  Ilf\tron\~e. 
t bo~e ... ·hQ  po tro n he  u~ . 

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CROCKER Y  AND  GLASSWARE. 
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