The M. A. C. RECORD·. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  CO LLEGE. 

\"01..  17. 

OUVET - ALMA - M.  A.  C. 
TRACK  MEET . 

011  Satunlay  of  this  \\"l'ek,  at  ~ 
o'clock, will  occu r  the  :mnual  trirtn 
gula r  track  meet-.:-\\ma-Olivet-
1J.  A.  c.-ou  the  home 
tr;1ck. 
T h is  is  ahyays  an  interestillg  n"Clll, 
and  this  year  it  is  understood  t he 
teams :Ir("  pretty  well  matched.  A 
good  contest  is  assured,  :IS  will  be 
seen  by  t he  following- schedule  of 
In  eacb  we 
M.  A.  C.  contestants. 
Sh:lll he wdl rcprest'llte{t, and should 
be able  to  cOlrfY  off  the  hOllon; . 

oea  E STn!., ~ . 

loo-yd.  Dash _  Leonard,  Se r vis, 

Cox. 

Brantl  Jump - Rcatt.l-, 

Friar, 

~mith. 

Two Mile-G cib, R oscll, .:\!ooney. 
l20-yd  Hurdle - B('atty,  Frinf, 

1 ulian. 
o  High.  Jump _  Lord,  L OI"cland, 
Julian,  R .  ..\.  \Varner. 

One-half  :"Il ilc - Brown,  :\lycrs, 

Chambe r!ai!]. 

16·1h.  Shot- Day,  Friar. 
zzo·yd. Hurdlcs-G ;! rvey, Beatty. 
-J.40·yd.  Dash - Brown,  A.  E. 

\\·a rn er,  Ewing. 

Pole 

R.  A.  \\·:trner. 

\·:lU l t - Bentt v,  Lovelal1tl, 
. 

16·11,.  Ham me r - Gilbcrt,:\lor. 

gan,  l'.lcL:ulghry. 

:!!o·YII.  D ash-Clayton, Leona rd, 

Servis. 

Discils  _ 

Lcon.ln!' 

)'lcL:!U,!i1r\', 
.

. 

liilher!, 

).1ilc _(;c;11,  Ros ... n,  :\looJ)cy. 
T he  half·m ile  reb)"  will  he  rUIl 
by  L(-orwnl,  Scrds,  Cla),\{)Il,  and 
to  be  a 
\\·urner.  This  p romises 
fcOltilre.  and  worth  the  pricc  of  Ihe 
tIleet.  A  chnrge  of 
t wenty· five 
ce nts  only  w ill  be  lIIade.  2'0  ba-c· 
ball  SHtU rd:IY  and  e\·cryhorly  gocs 
to  the  mcct . 

- - -
ALMA  DEBATE. 

).1. 

team  was 

th e  question  -

The  debating  tcam,  consistiug  of 
i\'lessrs .  \" evi",  Sny<le r  and  Clute, 
were  defeated  by  Alnul  Frid ay 
evening.  The 
:tcco m· 
p:mied  by  Dr.  Blaisdell,  Instructors 
H e nsel  and  Bittner, and  ... \lterr wte 
.-\.  C. 
(l ebated  th~' 
Reader. 
n eg;lIi\-e  s ide  o f 
a 
It was sim 
graduated  income  tax. 
ply  a  eontel:it  between  men  of  lila 
ture  yea rs,  who  w ere  expe rie ncc{l 
debate rs, and  a  team  composed  o f 
mell  of  little  o r  no  exper ie nce  in 
public  clebatt',  and  the  formcr  WOIl. 
Alma's  team  was  composed  of  tWO 
juniors  and  one  senior; 
:\1.  A.  C. 
was  repres ~nted  by  one  sophomore 
alld  two freshmen. 

I II  spite  of  the  3l?ove  fa ct,  our 
team  showed :lS  good o r  better  un· 
de rstlmding  of  the  subject  than  d id 
their  opponent!.  The  boys  h:lve 
wo r ked  ha rd  and  long, and  desen'e 
credit  fo r  the  work  accomplished. 
1'he labo r  is  by  no  means  lost  bc 
cause  of  thc  decision ,  and  in  thcse 
men  we  havc  timber  for  exccllent 

futu re  debates. -=----'0' 

Miss  Alice  Cimmcr,  in  charge of 
in  the 
the  domestic  scince  wo r k 
'pu blic  schools  at  Ha ttie  Creek,  was 
a  college visito r  over  Sunday, 

Xo.  ;~a 

ill 

,>wdy 

:\onna1.  on 

high  schools;  a  SeC(J1Id  h~  ).[is;; 
Pr:l\·, din:clor of domestic "l"icncc  in 
the 
the'  Kalamazoo 
courSt'  of 
th ...  norm:tl 
.::omrnilln;.  :r.~  a bo 
sehool~.  Thi" 
its 
thc  prc\iou ...  one,  will  continue 
work  !llltil  the  nest mcelillg". 
)'liss 
Stevcns  reported  on  pur~· _I  ('ast  of 
stand:l rd  valul'.  ~ivil1~ legibi:ltilln  nn 
this  subj\·cl.  Thi"  (:ommi Ul·e  was 
also  ('onti rHl""]. 

n:p(lrt;;, 

Fo[]owil1~  these 

the 
:\lis"" 
mceting  wa~  ,ul{lrcssed  hv 
~brr S. SIlO\\".  supcni"or of hou~c­
hold  .1rlS,  Chic:J~o, on  thc  suhj ... d, 
in  Onlillary  110111e  En 
"lk:lUty 
), 1 is;;  ~now  WilS  fo r 
\·ir0I1111ent." 
0  f 
many  years 
schools  in  Ih~· eilY  of  U:lIlgor,  Me.; 
Iline  year;;  ;;uperv isor  of  prnctll-e 
teachinJ;  and  instructor  o f  normal 
rncthods  in  the  domeslic science  clc 
partment  of  ['r:11I  In"titulc, ami  is 
now  inauguraling;  :1  new  order  of 
thin~s in  the  Chic:lg"o sl'hools. 

superinll: ndcnt 

ELLISO N  VAN  HOOSE.  TENOII 

HERBERT  M ILLER.  B ""'TONE 

MAY  FESTIVAL. 

T hc  big C\·cnt  of the  wcek  is  the 
.:"i111h  Annual  )'Ia)"  Fesli\·al  to  be 
!ide!  ill  the  padlion  of  the .-\gricul 
tural  l3uildill):!  Frid:IY  of  this  week . 
Two .. :'ellcerts  Me  to  he  gin::n.  one 
:11  ~  ;.30  '\Ihl one al  t:i  ;00 ill  the  (:\·Cl\-
Ing:. 

, 

In  Ihe  n·cnln!!  Ihe  chorus,  con · 
s(stin!!  of  ~oo  \·oiccs  :lI!Cl  ineludi llg" 
the  memh<.'rs  of  the  LlllJsing- Choral 
L-niOll  will 
r Cl111er  )'lax  Bruch's 
frimollS Oratorio" Arminius."  T he 
;;ti rring  \\",l r  SOflg"S  dema nd  volume 
alld  arc  admi rably  adapted  10  the 
br;;-e  choru s .  Every  meln bt'r  of 
t he  chor llS  Ius  been  wo r king'  hard 
:\nd  unde r  the  cxcellent  dirco.:tio n  o f 
).[r.  Killc.:n . indications :Ire  Ihat  the 
cominl{  pe rfonnanct:  will  eelips<.:  all 
prcvious efforts . 

\·;11\ 

Ellison 

I·l oose,  Icnor,  who 
sinKS  fit  Ann  Arhor :lnd  Cinc illll:lti 
fe';li\·"I~  this  yellr,  s tands 
the 
fronl  rank  o f  tCllorsinlhiSCOllntr,· . 
1-1.:  i~  :1  IIlclllbN  of 
the  Chicago 
G rand  Opcra  Company. 

ill 

)'ladamc  l3enedict- Joncs,  who  is 

a  natin;:  o f  )'Iichig,ul,  was  wilh  II" 

in  J9OS.  and  has  fillell  1Il:1n )'  impor. 
tant Cilgag-(.'Illen ts with  the counl ry's 
ka. .. ling  org;lIli<:ations. 

H e r hert  ).1il1er,  baritolle,  is  con  
side red  o ne  of  Chicago's  best  si ng 
l'rs,  and  his  recen t  successes  han! 
brought  him  rapidly  into  promi 
!I('ncc. 

The committee  ha.ving  this  work 
in  charg e  :lrc  preparing  a  souveni r 
program,  which  will  cont ain  the 
words  of  all  the  songs  rcnde red, 
and  picturcs o f  the soloists. 

It  is  hoped 

that  c~·er)"  college 
man  and  woman  will 
take  a  pe r 
son al  interest in  this evt'nt, and  help 
to  make  it  a  sllccess.  Tick.cts  an:: 
now on sale  at  the seeret:l rr's office, 
Be  sure and  make  rcservations. 

THE  MILITARY  INSPECTION. 

Tuesday ,  May  14,  was  an  ideal 
<lily  for  the  annual  military  inspec 
tion  at  ~ I.  A.  C., a t  le:lst  so  far  as 
the  ca.dets  we re  concerned.  T he 
da}'  was  much  cooler  th a n  the ordi 
nar y  inspection  day,  and  the  uni 
form s  were not al  all  u ncomfortable. 

Qllitc  iI  1;lrgc  nllmbe r  of  l.ansing 
people,  11S  well  11S  those  of  the  col 
lc~e  CO lllllllwity ,  witne.;;.;;cd  thl·  re 
dew . 

Th ...  fi rst  in  order  wa"  inspectioll 
of  the  corps,  preet:ded  hy  rn·iew, 
and  this  was  followed  hy  eOlllp:Hly 
;111,1  hattal ion  d rill;;  in  dose  and  ex 
lendl·d  order,:U!  exhibition  in  sig 
nalling  hy  the  s i){lIal  co r p"',  a  liUl·r 
d r ill  and  first  :Iid  h~  the  ho;:.pit:ll 
co rps . 

First, 

Followin:..:-

tbis  came  ;;Oll1e  licltl 
the  r~'\icwing 
exc rcil:i\·;;. 
otlice r  saw  :IJI  allack  11\ 
tir"t 
Ih., 
battalion, ll(h-ance  '.!u:lrd  11\·  thl"  "ce 
ond,  and  out-post·  dUly  ;don~  the 
Red  Cedar  rivc r  b.\'  the  thi rd. 

Capt.  Ihtrri ~ol1  ital!.  of  the  gell 
l'ral  s tnff, was  the insp\·ctin~ o!li..: ... r, 
a~  \\ dl 
;Hld  expressed  hilllsdf 
,k,nc, 
pleased  with  the  work  [wi n;::-
statin):!  In;lI  thc  b(>\ s  Iud  ;)  \('rv 
good  underst:ulIlill)!' of  tield 
.... \"e; 
ciscs, :lJId  the  work  \\";1;;;  CSpt·cj;llly 
crcdit:lbk·  when  the 
that  so 
short a  time  h:l<l  been  :i\·:libhlc  for 
training  was  t:lkcn  into  considera 
tion. 

fact 

The  illsptction  \\·tlS  foll owed  by 
the  annual eompctiti\·c  drill by  com 
Every  co mpany  did  un 
panies. 
usually  well,  and 
t he  com mellts 
upon  the  work  o f  each  was  most 
fa\"or:lble. 

First  pb\ce  wCllI  to  Co.  C!  with 
\\". A. :\'l e Donald  o.::tpt'lin;  secon{j to 
Co.  A, with  Capt.  E.  C.  Douglass, 
and  third  to  L,  in  ch a r ge  of  C llP t. 
;\1.  J.  G earing' .  Capt.  :\lcDonald 
will  have  ch argc  of  the  regula lion 
g old  medal  during  t he  rernaiudcr o f 
the  tcrm,  :lnd  it  will  remain  the 
p roperty of  Co. C  until  the next  in 
spection. 

HOME  ECONOMICS  ASSOCI 
ATION. 

The  ).Iich igan  1I0me  Econom ics 
Associatio n  met at  :\/. .. \.  C_  011  Sa t 
u rday,  May  IS.  Ahout  60 lu nched 
a t  the  \Vomell 's  Building  at  !  1 :30, 
the scnior girls scn'illg.  T he meet 
ing convcned  a t  :!  o'clock ,  at which 
t i me  rcports of  the  1"l riOUS  commit 
tees  we re  heard;  One  by  Mrs. 
Keenc, of  Detroit, Otl  the  tech nical 
wo r k  in  home  ccono mics  done  in 

The  ad{lr~'"s  W:l'> 

ilhl"tr;1ICll  by 
a  lar)..:"e 
Ill! mher  o f  colored  lnnte r n 
s li{les,  with  Prof.  Pell it  in  cha rge 
o f  the  machi ne.  The  slides  in 
cludc11  ,;ome  hC;lUtiful  huH .. lin;..::!'  :111(1 
re"illences,  :;howing  ideal  Sil ... "  and 
surrounding-so 
.. \  rlumbe rof howls. 
pottery  of  ,·arivu,;  ""rts, tl raperies, 
!loor  cove rin gs, and  IIseful  utcnsils 
of 
\\ ~'re  ;olllOn g  olh':-r 
\·iews  showl1.  About  1:0  p('r501IS 
I' rof.  Pettit's  It:cturc 
g-:ithered 
). [ iss 
room  for  thi,  adtl re" ... ,  amI 
f-;now  l:ilatcr!  that  nel-e r  had  the lan 
tern  slides  \1C\·n  ,,110\\ 11  to  so g"ood 
.w  adV:lIII:I;.!l'  :I~  tbl·~  l\"l'rc  ill  this 
particul:lr  GISt' . 

thl'  hom... 

in 

T h,'  :,.:-atlll'riug"  \\as  a  rt"pn'~eJl t:l· 
t il·e  one,  inclu.lin),!"  tellcher~_  dit,ti 
ti:lll~,  "tu,lcnrs  "n,l  hou:> ... kc<']JC r;;. 
)'Ir;;.  Luey 
\\·illiams,  of 
\\·hite 
L:lpcl' r,  president 
:\1  icil;",an 
t)f 
.':'tate  FederaliOl1 of \\·0\l1e1l'" Clubs, 
was  among'  lhe  ),!"l1ests. 

HORT.  CLUB. 

J' rofesso r  l'eltit  gave  an  excep· 
tiona!!y intcresting 1el'I u rc on ., Becs·' 
before  thc 
IIort.  Club  Tucsday 
e.cnillg  in  t ht:  lecture  room  of  the 
Entolllolo!!.I'  huiJdlllg-. 
l Ie  beg'lll 
w it h  the  orig'in  and  history  of  the 
present  honey  becs,  gi\·ing' 
the 
dmraClers  of  e:lch  type  amI  the  reo 
suIts  o f  crO l:iSCS,  also  the  dc\·c!op. 
ment of  housi ll g  cOllvcniences  from 
thc  hollow  log- o f  ye ry  earl y  times, 
the  straw  dome,  box 
iLi\·c  and 
mO,":l ble  frames to the p resent brood 
chamber and  super. 

T he  qucen  is,  of cOll rse,  thc  most 
importa nt  111elllbcr of  thc  hive,  ll e r 
lifi:: -time  is  three  ycars, of  w hi ch 
the  sccond  is  the  m ost  important. 
She lays from  twO  to three thousand 
eggs  pe r  day  throligh  the  laying 
season ,  fc r tilizin."  them  o r  not  as 
she  pJ~scs.  T h7:  11llfertil iw(1  cggs 
halch  mto  droncs  o r  males,  the 
fe rti li ~e d  into  females  whose  sex 
o r gnns  <)0 
\lot  ordinarily  develop; 
they  may  lay  llro ne  eg):;:,s,  howeve r, 
All  lar va  are  firs t  fed  "royal  jelly," 
a  secretion  from  :,  gl:lI1 d  in  the  head 
o f  the  workers.  When  the  bees 
desire  a  new  quee n  they  c o n tinue 
t o  a  larva which 
f eeding  this  food 
has  hatched  in  n  special  cell,  while 
(Con~\nued on  paae 4J 

. ~ 

The  M .  A .  C.  RECORD . 

U.  of  M.  AN  EASY  VICTIM. 

CAPT.  IRELA ND  AND  THE 
U.  S.  ARMY. 

M.  A .  C.  TAKES  SECOND  GAM E . 

SCORE,  5  TO  1. 

The  ul1il'crsil),  WClit  down  to  de· 
feat  Satu rd ay  on 
their  home 
groum]s  and  before  an  iJllmense 
crowd  to  the  tUlle  of  5  to  l. 
It 
was  rcadily  seen  by  the  ca mpara· 
ti,'c  playing  of  the  t\\'o  teams  Oil 
~Ia}' -I- that  1\1.  A. C .  had  the  best 
balanced  team,  and  the  second  tic· 
cisive  victory  O\' er  the  big  school 
b ut adds  emphasis 10  Ihis  belief. 

in  eve ry 

\ \"h ile  ).Iichig:lll  was  very  c r ra lic 
nl  times,  this  did  not  Will  the  g:tme 
for  ),1.  A .  C.,  as  is  readily  seen  by 
the SUn111lary .  Uodgc pitched a won · 
de rful  game, allowillg bu~ th ree hits, 
and  be  had  also  the  support  of  his 
mates 
iUlling.  On  the 
other hand, two of  ~I ichigan's pitch. 
ers  were  batted  freely,  the  home 
team  registcring :1  to\al  of  ten  hits. 
AlmoSl evcr y  man 011  thc  team  COil· 
nected  with  the ball  during- the can· 
test,  and  men  we re  on  bases  almost 
continuously .  Dodg-e's  drop  had 
the  U. of  1\1.  mcn  guessing  at  all 
timeS,ltnd  his  work  ill  Ihe  box  was 
;1  £eal\lr~·. 

For  Ann  Arbor,  Bell  fC:llureJ 
with  :1 
lOll'"  th row  10  home  pl;ltc, 
and  R oger~ was  also  sure  in  his 
throws  1.0  secollll,  getting  four  ),1. 
A.  C.  nlen  at this  sack. 

Michigan  seo r~·{l  in  tlle  second  o n 
two e rrors,  a  s:~ crifice ;lIld  a  passed 
ball,  this  heing  the  only  Ch:UlCC 
",i"en  them. 
'"  In  their  half  of the  Ihird,  ),1.  A. 
C.  malle  four. 
\\'ith  one  ,lawn, 
Bibbins  wns  s afe  OIl  Blackmore's 
l"l'TUr;  Dodge  wa:>  s:lfe  on  Bari· 
beau's  error,  Br:ldle\·  singled, scor· 
ill"  BilJbins  ami  (;orcn!lo  {Ioublcd, 
!:;c~ri ng  J)o(lgc.  1.loggc  sing-le(l, 
sCOl'ing  Br:,dley ,  ami  when  Rog:ers 
threw  willi 
to  s~·colld,  G orenlio 
came  home. 

111  the  t.:iKhth  they  allJed  to  this 
:lflcr two  II'cre QuI.  G ri;..:-gs  singled 
:l1ll1  Dawson  followed  suil.  L:lrens 
threw  willi  to  catch  lirig-g-s  at  thinl 
:HJd  he  scored. 

M.  A.  C. 

Bradley,  , .... 
•  1  ,  ,  1 
"  "  u 
G<lrenflo.  , .... ... . ,  1  ,  1  , 

A 

0 

Mogg~.  ' - ......... .  4 
Griggs.  1  .... .. ....  4 
DaWliQn,  1  _ .........  4 
Rogge,  s  ........ .... 2 
Han'ey,  m  ..........  4 
Bibbins. c  .......... .  4 
Dod!,:e, I)  •..•••• . 
3 

0 
1 
0 
0 
0 
1 
1 

3 
11 

1 
0 

1 

, 
0  ,  0 
,  , 

2 

4 

Totals ......... 31 

5  10  27 

Ii 

mC1lIGA~ . 

"  "  u 

0 

DUllclinson, 2 .•••.•.•  4 
Bel l,  I . .. . . . . . . . . . . ..  4 
Mitchel,  ill . . . . . .  .... 4 
Muul!() n,  r ...........  4 

uvens, s ........... _ ,  0 
Blackmore.  S ........ ,  0 

Roger".  c ... . 
4 
Boward,  1  ....... ...  3 

0 
0 

Barbeau,  p ....• - •...  1 
Cor bi o. p ... ..•.. ....  1 
·Webster .. .... ... ..  1 

0 
0 
0 

0 

0 

0 

0 
5 

0 
1 

.. 
0  ,  ,  1 
0  ,  0 
, 
4  • 
0  • 
0  ,  4 
0  ,  , 
0  , 

0 
0 
0 
1 

0 

0 

0 

0 
0 

, 

Totals ........ . 81 

-Batted for  Baribeau in si xth , 

"  23 
1  , , 4  5  • 7  , 9  R 

M.  A.  C ..•... 0  0  4  0  0  0  0  1  0-5 
Michigan .... 0  1  0  0  0  0  0  0  0_ 1 
Two·base bits-Goreotlo.-Struek out 
- By  Dodge 4,  by Baribeau  2.  Bases on 
balLs-Off  Dodge  I. off  Baribeau  I , off 

Corbill  3.  UilS--Olr  B.1rii>eau,  6  in  5 
innings;  off  Corbin,  3  in  4  inni ngs. 
P assed  balls-l3ibbins,  Rogers.  Wild 
pitch-Baribeau.  Sacri fi ce  hits-Gor· 
e ntia,  Lavens.  Umpire-DonO I'an,  De· 
trait.  Time-I :40. 

WABASH  DEFEATED. 

)'L  A.  C. added  another  dcton' 
to  hcr already  good  list  on  Frid;!):, 
by  llcfc:lling  \\. abash on  the  home 
field,  S  to  4. 

l\l. A .  C.  Slarted  the  scoring  in 
the  first  inning,  when one  t:lIly  \\':\s 
regist(·red . 
In  the  fourth,  with  the 
:Iid of  plenty of  hits and  some errors 
on the  part of  th..:  visitors, the  hOllll' 
le.'IlI]  cOllntccl  til'C  more,  <lnd  e:lme 
across  with 
in 
the seventh . 

:tIl  a(ldilional  pai r 

Th" " isilors  Sccurl·d  Ollt;  ill 

tIll' 
sel'cnth, and  by  H  lucky  hunch ing: 
of  hits  in  the  eighth  this  was  in· 
neased  hy  three.  Three  \\' lI hilSh 
pit..::hcrs  were 
thl.' 
homc  t~·;\Jn  wcrc  ahle  to  lind  them 
tot:t1  of  15  hit:> 
all,  r~·~istcring  a 
during  the  ~'igbt tri:lls  at  b!lt. 

trit;d  out.  hut 

llradlcy  pl:l)'ed his usu:tl sta r g ame 
:It  3d .  aud,  in  !I.lldition,  secure,l  four 
times  at  bat, :lIlll  fol· 
hits  in  fou r 
rUnS. 
three 
lowed 
Grig~s. :tt  first,  t11ad~, a  s..::nsatioll:11 
Qnc·hand"d  catch  o f  Stank'} 's  hOI 
tlrh(·  mer  his  corner,  lUI,!  pl:lyed 
his  uSI!:ll  ~anle Ihrou:c:holll. 

up  with 

il 

.spcncer  W:J$  in  good  form.  1I1ix· 
ing'  his  (lclirery  in  a  way  which 
showed  a  sleady  h:md  :ulIl  control . 

T he  score; 

]{ ulls-Hr;ldley 

\ \'ah:l:>h 
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Dawson,  Harvey.  Bih!,in s, Spellccr, 
\\·illiams.  Lllll],crl,  Iluffm:111  (2) . 
Ilit,,_Off  Spl·m'cr,9:  offl.amhert . 
y :  llff  \\·att.6.  S!nn:k  oU I-By 
f:  hy 
::ipl·m·cr.  )0;  by  L:!mhe ,·1. 
\\':1\1.  I:  In- \V;lkdcI,  l. 

This  i" tile  last  ho;nc  ..::O!Hl·,,\  \In· 
til  Ihe  Olivet  J..:':Jme  o n  ~;lIunbv. 
J Ulh·  I.  when  the  ..::rimson  players 
will  cn(ka\'or  to  '·ton .. :  b;lck"  for 
Iheir defeal'ca rly  in  thl·  S~·;'Sllll . 

This  wcek  the- team  wilt  bc  kep t 
husv  :iW:i\'  from  hom.;.  Th('  bo\'o> 
lea\:e  101;i::::ht  at  7 :05,  arril' ing- 'in 
De-troi t  at9:) 0 ;  IC:I\·c  Ihis  point  !it 
10 :30 :md  ar rivc in  I)clawar~·. Ohio, 
\rednesd'I.I'  morni ng  <1t6  :35, where 
at  3 :30  they  will  pllly  !he 
return 
g:ulle  with  the  Ohio boys. 

le,ll·c  on 

On  Thursd<.l),  mo rn illi-(  Ihe  part y 
will 
the  Big- Four  for 
Cle\'c!ancl,  arn\'ing  :I t  that  poim :It 
11  o'clock.  Here 
they  play  the 
\\'estern  Rescn'es at -I- o'clock,  and 
lea\'e  by  D.  &  C .  boat  Thursda), 
night  for  Detroit.  They  will  be  at 
to  :5S  p.  m.  Frilla)' 
home  on 
morning,  and  we  c:.:pect  wilh  two 
more  victories. 

the 

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to  Elmira,  N .  Y., 

G.  G .  R obbins,  w ho  was  :t  col. 
recently,  w as  o n  his 
lege  I'isitor 
way 
tak e 
ch arge  of  his  co mpany's interests  at 
that  point.  Mr.  Ro bbins  is  with 
the  \Vhiting  Foundry  Equipment 
Co.,  whose  plant  is  at  Han'e)"  Ill. 

to 

«1011t\1l'",'t  from  t"~l  we"!;. 1 

Officers  receive  llO a\!ow:mce  co r· 
responding to that furnish ed enlist cd 
men  in  the  wa),  of  clothin;;-,  suhsis · 
tence,  equipment, o r  accoutrements. 
T hey  do  recei,'c  all  allow:Hlce  of 
hc;!t  and  light. 

The  stumhling block  mOSI  llsual. 
ly  raised  is  that,  " I  have  obtained 
my  cngillee riu g  o r  other  education 
at  conside rable  e:.:pensc,  1  like  that 
kind  of  work,  and  I  don't  want  to 
throw  it  ;II!  up."  T he  :lnswer  is, 
,'OU  hal'e  not  mo re- than olle·third o f 
\Vhal  you  w ill  be  required  10  obl,li n 
to  hold  \, ou r commissioll. 
,.j dOll't 
think  that  I  would  like  to  he  under 
military  disciplille.  The  ,lnS\\'cr  is 
that  if you  foll ow  the  majority  you 
will  be  t.:1l1ployed  by  a  largc corpo r· 
lilian  whose  discipl ine 
too 
many  cases  is  crudc.  soulless,  :lIlt! 
unprogressi,·e.  By  my  own  ';l.;per i. 
ellce  I  c:ln  tell  you  tha t military  dis· 
cipline 
lIS 
li){htlr  as  a  fcalher.  The  object o f 
comn;erci;\1  discipl ine  is  di\'idc nJs, 
:ll1d  the  motto  is,  "  ! f  he  dOt'S  110t 
like it,  let  him  find  another 
job." 
T he  object  of  mili!llry  discipline  is 
"tca m.work," 
th .. ·  motto  is, 
:lIld 
..  Disgruntled  players  spoil  th(·  h('s1. 
team,  and  the  inspcrtor  will  g-et  me 
if  there  is  diss:'IIisf:u.:tiol1  in my  com· 
m:!ud." 

rests,  b.l·  comparison, 

in  all 

ill 

\'011  111:1\'  IlK·el. 

I{HI5t  be  cocke.1 

The g:reat  lack  of  allraetion o f Iht.: 
storl'ice  10  the  colleg:c  man  is  no bck 
of ,!ttnlction  at  ,,11, - if  J nwy  hc  ,.:.:. 
cusl,d  for  c:.:e rcising  an  lwrcdilary 
ri;!ht  10  this  nwtho,l  of  l·:.:pl:wation, 
- hUI  it  is  rather 11  J1oJ) .s.nnp;uhl'lie 
Slate  due  to:l  se DSc'  o f  alm"st  com· 
p1cll·uninform :ltion UI'Olllhc  m,ll\cr. 
The ;.:- reat  que;;tioll is." \\'h;lt  would 
it be- like:"  Perl1:tps  the  j,~·"t  ;lll 
swcr  i"  that  'all  l>e,"<)]I1('  "  luilil\' 
m;u!.  You 
,«1(1 
primed  f,) r  ~I)y emcr;.:-elll:.I,  fur  ~ uU 
I\·ill  bcc<.)Jl\l'  a  reglllar  from  whom 
thl'  public  will  aecc'pl  no  f:,jlure. 
T he  spiri t  of  the "l·n-ice  i"  Ihat  .1011 
IIHlst  1101  fail  to  nW;ISllr~'  lip  to  any 
siUlatiun  that 
lu 
lc:ining:  t "~\ :m!  en,!:II1' 
pcal'c  .I·our 
~'cril!,!  will  bring- you.  (assurin;!  Ih:1\ 
I uu  choosc·  lhe eo,IS!  artiJ1cn'  l'orp~) 
io  the  Stucll  o f  ,!\1Jl  l;oll"lruelion . 
the  ~Ull  actin;!  ;IS  a  ,;in).!k  Sl roke 
g-;u,  elt;,:-ine, dcsig-11  of  pow,k'r ~r"ills 
:mll prujec!iks. Ihe  lllt'dl:mic5u f pro· 
jcctill':> 
!li;tht.  gun  carriage:., 
si;.::hts,  :,.:UIlIK'ry  \mecll<lllirs  ,If  pro· 
jcclik,;  ill  Ili;::I1\;,  J,uul  :Hld  h~·dro. 
graphic s \ln-c~-ing-. suh111:l rine  IniD~'s 
:ul(ltlwir  dec t ric<l1  cOI1!rol.  5('arch · 
lights.  Il-kphone5.  \\'in~less,  and  :tll 
till'  intric:~cies  of  mo\lern  fire 
cont rol,  :11:.0 
thoroug-h  study  of 
n;l\·"l  ships  of all  kimls.  You  111\1"t 
]lerfecl yourself in Cll1llP am! g-arrisoll 
sanilation,  in  domc'sllc  economy  as 
applied  to comp:ulies ill g':lrrisoll  and 
the  field,  ill  :lg-riculture  as  applil:(1 
to  the  com pany  garden .  in  military 
lmd  internatiol1al  law,  11I\\,S  of  W:lr 
a lld  of  hostile  occup;Hioll,  Illilitnry 
licltl  cnginee ring  and  milita r y  map· 
making and ske tch ing, fir;;t aid  to the 
injured ,  visual signlllJi ng, s1l1all  ooat 
drill ,  mine  planting,  cable  testing. 
power  pl an t engineeri ng, horseman· 
ship  and  equita tio n.  the  !Supplyi ng 
of armies in  the  field,  diseases  com 
mon  to  the tro pics,  and  to  the  arct ic 
reg-iolls,  tr;msport<ltion  of t roo ps  by 
rail  and  water,  and  lastl)'  the tac tics 
and  service  of  coast  artillery,  field 
artillery  and  illf:1ntry,  f o r  the  coast 
a r tillery  is  req uired  to  be  prepared 
fo r  serv ice  in  any  capacity  numed . 
In  war,  when  the  civil  fo rms  of 
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TUESDAY,  MAY  2 1,  1912. 

NEW VETERINARY BU ILDING 

At:l  recen t  meeting of  the  State 
Goard  held  lit  the  college  the  COIl 
str uction  of  two  new  buii(ling's  rc 
ceil'cd  consideration,  the erection  of 
is  prat ic:tll ....  assu red.  O ll e 
which 
of  these  was  a  !lew t1airy  building, 
.and  Ihe  other II  huilding  10  c.-re  for 
ou r  veterinary  depa rt ment  ill  bette r 
shape. 
Intler 
In  the  C:lSC  of  the 
plans wen' prcsenlc(l, :lud:lt n fulure 
meeting  the  matter  wi!!  be  aclcd 
upon  definitel~· . 

The  building  conlcmpblc<l  will 
be  for  the  IISC  o f  all:t(omy,  surg-er y 
and  :=:-cm:ral  dinic. together with  ac· 
commodations  for  stabling  o f  ani· 
mals  which  hl"'C  to  remain  on'I' 
for t n:-:l\ men\. 

T he  building  will  he  clivil1cd  into 
three  parts,  aile  section  of  which 
measuring  ahol!!  30lQo feet  will  he 
elevoted  to  t he  various phases of :In· 
alOlnv.  On  the  first  O'oor  will  he 
equil;mellt  for  gross  :tnalOmy  :md 
all  the 
secolltl  arrangements  arc 
planned  for:J  l:tbor:llory  on  the  v:lr· 
lotls phases of  m icroscopic  :111;110111.\" 
inclmlingJllore p:1 rticularly embryol. 
0gy  :Jncl  histology. 

.-\.  middle  section  of  Ihc  huildiu):;" 
i~  planned  as  n  o nc  story  Structure 
IS  feet  high  :md  30:.:3:!  fecI  all  the 
grou nd:  this  wi!!  he  known  ,IS  thc 
su r;,;:ical  lahorntory  ami  will  h .. ,  fillcd 
with  e11llipment  for  t1emollstr:~tiOll 
in  all  modern  animal  su rgery. 

the 

The  second 

The other  "ing measu res  30x-\0, 
is  a  I wo  stpry  Slructure  :1nd  to  it  is 
anne:.:cJ  a  one story stllbk.  On  the 
ground  Hoor  will  he  ,I  mc{lic:li  clin ic 
room,  oftice,  instrlllllt'nt  :lnd  drug' 
rooms.  This  section  opens  lllH1U·· 
di:1tcly  inlQ  the stablc and is  n  direct 
commllnication  wi th 
.,ery 
building.  The  st:lble,  a  olle  stor." 
stru cture  will be cquippe(Jlo accom· 
modate from ) 8  to  :!o 1:lrge :lnim;lls. 
floor  witi  cont;lin 
lectu re  hull,  s tudc nl  reading"  room, 
SOl,Ill  nnimal  w:lrd  and  ston'  room. 
One  of Ihe  special  feature:s  is  in 
connection  with  the surgical  r]epllrl· 
men t  which  wilt  be  so  constr ucted 
as  to  he  more or Jess  isoluted.  This 
is  done  in  order  to  aid  in  the  per· 
formance  of  openltiollS  of  the  most 
mOOt:rn 
ch:! rncter. 
O pening jnto  Ihe  opera ting  room  i~ 
a  stall,  to  be  known as  the  reCO\'ery 
stall, into  which,  by  use  of  an  ad· 
just:lble  drop  door,  the  animal  Cl\ll 
be  placed  to  recover  from  the  e f· 
fects  of  an  a nesthesia  necessitated 
durin g  the  operatioll. 

:l~eptic 

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The building  will  have:!  frontage 
of  about  90  f eet and  a  depth  of -1-0 
feet  not  including  the  stable,  :Uld 
the  material  will  conform  to  that 
used 
recently 
erected.  The  site  will  be  decided 
upon as soon as t he construction has 
beeo  defillitely  a uthor1:1:ed. 

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A  ,-isit  [0 our  Women"s  Oelll\rtment ".-ill  help you to 801"e the perple;l:. 

ing question-Will.! t o  buy  thi~ sp~il\g'  A Suit. or  Dress. or Coot---

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

'\'omeu's  tempting  new  Spring Suits,  Silk  and  Wool  Dresses.  Coat." 
Skirts or  Waists:  ~h day adds  many  fresh  bright  thing ..  to our collec. 
1I0D. 

Earl~' spring b\l~'ers alwllyq  lind the best  a.ssortUlent~. 

Ou r  styles bear  the desira1JJe  inlii\'iuuality every lady  want~ 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods Co. 

In  Ihis Cit,.  ours I!>  Ih t  Store  that  sells  WOOL rEX 

We  Leave  It  to  You~ 

want 

to  save  :It  le,1st  ten  doJ!afs 
If  you 
on your spring sui t,  nil  you  hm'e  to do 
\V e  will  do  the 
is  leave  your  measure. 
tit  :lnd  s:ltisfnction  guaraNteed. 
rcst -

Spring  line  of  Ht:id  Caps  no w  rCOld)' 

for  your  inspection. 

Always  rind  l:ne  things  at 

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Kllifc 
Safety  R:lzo r-

tl!llett~, AUIO 8lrop. 
K ... ·r·H""'I,. .nd  ~;ntler$ 
to "'I~c l  frolll 

H oues and  :-;trops 
Saws 
Hammers 
l-l atch(":O 
Chisels 
Scr.:w  Dri\'ers 

In  fact,  nnythillg  JOu  need  in 
hardw:m.!  )Oll  ,\ill  find_and 
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Matresses 

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Dr.  B1aisdc111l111dc  :1  hus itlL'SS t r ip 
\\ ~'d ncsJa~  of  b:;l 

to  D etro it  o n 
wct:k . 

Prof.  f..::cd /ie  has!oo far  recovered 
;l.!!  to  he  :,hle  to  he  dOI'1I  stair."  :'Iml 
u"e  his  tdephonc. 

A  Ilew  gllr:l~c is  hl' il1;.("  constrllcl· 
cd  fo r  Ollr  electric  Truck  fl'cclltlv 
p\lr ~ hascd.  The bllildin:.,:"  i",  C:lsI  \;( 
lind  adjoininj,!"  th e  p:lillt "hup. 

T he  poultry  lkpa r tm\ .. nt  rcpu rl s 
',000  little  ch icks  :wd  c '"pcct"  to 
h:ltch  prac lic:lll~  that  many  morc. 
From  this  IHIIl1hc r  a  !lock  of  !:ioo 
will  be selected  to  winter on:r. 

~Iiss  Linn:!  B.  II u510 l1,  a  rc.:cnt 
g-rlU1UlnC  of the  ChiclIg"o  College uf 
Expression,  is  "isiting'  her  hrothL·r 
Pro f.  R.  C.  lI uston  o f  our cherni"IJ 
department,  :u ni  will  proh;lhly  re· 
mllin  OIl  )1.  A.  C.  for  the  SUmnler. 
Lc R o\'  L.  lones  writl's from  the 
Ullive rsity  or'  Georg-ill  that straw· 
berries lmd  hot wC:l\hcr  rcmill(i  him 
the  I9 1-:!  COlll1l1CIlCC1l1cnt  a t  ).1. 
o f 
A.  C. 
li e  is  <.:njoy ing  h is  work  lit 
Athens  'lery  much, lllld  regrets Ih:1I 
he  will  not  be  able  to  return  for 
commencement. 

The  Y.  W.  C.  A.  listened 

to  II 
vc ry  interesting  :HI~lress  Thursda_\' 
e vening  by  Mrs.  110llal1d  on  the 
work  be ing  donc  Ht  the  chi ldren's 
horne  in  51. Joseph.  This  is  a  pri. 
vate  institution  and  is  meeting 
the 
needs  0.£  a  certain  class  of  childrcn 
not  provided  for  by  o ur  st.·ue  insti 
tutions.  About 60  girls  w e re  pres 
ent at this meeting, and  on Saturday 
carried  out  the  scheme  he retofore 
followed  of  tag  day, except  in  this 
case  flowers  ins tead  of  tags  were 
use<l, the day being  known as "flower 
day." 

Prof.  ,_  Fred  Ibkcr, o f  Ollr  for  
c~tn dejlarlllwllt, 'I as  calied  to  his 
nld  ilorne  Thur",d,\\  o f  la St  week  on 
:l(COUllt  o f  Ih~'  llcaih  of  his  f:Jtlu:r. 
1.  LVIlII  T hom:.",  '05.  of  Colk·;.!<': 
SI~'li o , ;.  Tex :l5,  II rit es  that  h~'  ex· 
pt.·CIS  10 he  at  ~I. A. C. for  th(' Gra,l· 
u:lle  S...:hool  of  AJ,!ri(ultll rc, and  'I ill 
brillg 
five  o r  six  of  his  collc;.!c 
fri~' lI ds II  ith  h im. 

T he  construction  of  th ree  n C II" 
is  b."iug 
). 1 r.  Seeley 
hOU.'jl·s  for 
pus hed  rapidly ,  IwO  of  which  arc 
al rcady  clldosl'fl. 
:;itct.·llsma 
will  occupy  the  firsl  (<lcill)!  Abbot 
R oad ;UlU  ),1.  F . ./ohnsoll has. spok{,11 
fo r  the one  fadn;.!  Alhen  A\"e. 

]{ l·'" . 

The  council  of  E:Ist  L:Ul:sing  ba:; 
becn  requc:sted  to  consider the  rnal· 
tcr of lower  w:'Itc r  ratcs  fo r  the city 
lluring  the s urllmer  months in  order 
to  encou rage  the  usc  o f  water  Oil 
l:lWIiS  and  thus  aid  in  be::r.utif~"in;.! 
the  cit\'  in  geno.:ral.  The  council 
willno-douht take  this  matte r  up  in 
the  nca r  f uture. 

Since  there  has  hee n  eonside ra hle 
agitation  of  late  concerning  a  pict. 
ure of  all  the  \":lr!lity  men  in  thei r 
lllonog ram  sweaters, it  has  heen  do.: 
cided  to carry out  the plan"  "Andy " 
Sias  will  take the  picture  011  S:nur 
day  morning ,  May  ":5,  at  S  o'clock, 
on  the  drill  grounds.  All  varsity 
men of  the  football,  basketball  and 
bascball  crack  and  te nnis  teams are 
requested  to  be  p resent witb  their 
monogram sweaters. 

Pro f"  Kunl.e·~  hous~  phone  h:I'I 
hee n  ch angcd  from  9tOOO  tu  9596. 
A.  E.  KI:! ~ell.  a  fn:shrn:lIl  agri 
culm .. ,,1  student  from  Esc;Hlaha,  j" 
ill  in  the  Lansill;.!  hospital" 
Ilarn"  Kl" mp~!er,  of 
lil:1I  he  II ill 

),1  i>,,,~.uri. 
~l1rcly  he  Oil 
wri\l-S 
h:1.I1(1  at  the 
illleru;niollal  I'ouh rl" 
. \ ss()(:iatioll  m~'et in l!  held  at  ~ I.  .\. 
C.  in June. 

The  ).!:I\"  IHlll1her  of  the  . I I/uri-
'Joun;,'/  ,)"  I "rtcrilfllry .lIed;· 
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c ill c,  Cb ic:,~o ,  c\.lI1\ ;lins  an  article by 
Dean  H"  I'.  L.'m:m  on  the  :-iuhject 
"  Differential ion of \ . ;Iri ou~ :O;o"C:llle,1 
Colics of  the  ~ol iped." 

The  Stale  Bo;mi  of  EduGl.Iiol1 
will  grant  to  certain  ~l. A.  C.  stu 
llent:;  this  ye:lr,  sixty  !otate  certijj 
cates (-J.-yr.)  and  clC\C1I  life  certijj· 
cates.  These  arc  granted  upon 
reco mmendation  uf our  Depa rtme n t 
of  Agriculturnl  Education. 

Instructor  L iHton  J.{oe5  to  Detroit 
" -ednesday  of  this  week,  where he 
will  attend;1  meeting- o f  the  )'fichi · 
gall  Poultry,  Butter and  Egg  Car. 
Loall  Shippers' AS5ociatioll,  all  o r · 
ganization  fo r  the  imprOI"elllent  of 
quality  o f  these  prOllucts  in  :\Iichi  
gall. 

). 1 r.  R .  L.  ~ ye,  who  came to :\1. 
A.  C. from  the  Detroit Schools two 
years  ago  in  order  to  pursue  his 
studies  in  ag ricultu re,  was,  by  re 
cent  actio n of  the  Board, made ass". 
tant  profes sor  of  ag ricultural  educa 
tion,  and  will  aid  Pro f.  French  in 
s pre(lding  the  gospel  o f  agriculture 
th roughout  the  high  schools in  the 
s tate. 

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Prof.  :IIHI  ~Ir~.  H \"ller  an" 
,\br,;,hall.  ~I icll .•  Oil  a~:eOllnl  uf  th l " 
illll~l>~  of  th~'  Jailer' ..  father" 

Clt.rk  R.  I.  Hnld\\il1 .  of  Deall 
Shall'S  Otlkl':  II.  Foll'l"  T uttle,  ami 
,\1  j~~  Edll:l  I'rl'!HO II,  of the  J.arHJin;.! 
puhlic  Sochool:.-.  "pl"nt  ~:l turtl"1  :11111 
~ ll r H);1\  at  the  horll~'  I)f  ~I i,,~ - tier. 
t rulle  :"I:Jg:hl,  Gr:rnd  B1:IIH" • 

Field  .\~ellr  0").;:"  \\'hile  W;I'!o 
husy  ill 
the  \\ .. .,te rn  parI  of  lite 
~t:lte duri ng- Ih~'  pa~t II ~'ek. c;lrr)"illJ,! 
on  ,lclllon"l rat ioli  in  "pr;ryin:;  I\ml 
uthe rwist"  :ridin;.:'  the  frllit  J,!rO\\ers 
in  g"cl till;..("  r,'aily  for  Ihe  f:11I  crop. 

Un  \\'eill1l'S(I:11"  afU'rnoon  Dean 
Gi1chri~1 ellll'rl:u;,ed in  honor o f h(' r 
siste r.  ~Ir" .  .Io~eph  H olmes  "\lIen, 
lillie  dalL;.!hter.  J osephinc,  o f 
;\Ild 
P ocOnOllt:15.  lOll n.  who  ;Ire  spend 
ing  sever;11  lIeek>s  :11  the  " "omeu'jj 
buil(ii n:.:-. 

Arr:ulKemems  h:l\"c  been  1I11'1(Ie 
whereby the  mcmbers of the  jun ior 
class 
ill  \' el,  S cicuce  hal"C  becn 
takcn  care  of  for  thc Slimmer  \:Ica 
lion. 

Lewis  \Viledt·u  will  remain  at 
the college  and  nelp  in  the  ca re  of 
the  laborato ry  and  clin ic  which  w ill 
be  kept  intact  during  tne  SUIllIllN. 
H. N.  ilct' lllan  expects  10  he  as. 
sociated with a  praclitioner in Flush. 
ing. 

S.  H.  R egenos  has 

lIl:lde  ar_ 
Tllngements  to  spend  tne  summer 
with  Dr.  S.  Ureu toll,  p rcsident  o f 
the  Americ-Jil  Veterinary  A ssocia 
tio n, Detroit,lInd  II. L. Cotton is con . 
templating  ar rangements  with  a 
local  \"ete rinarian. 

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E ve ry body  read',  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 
BECA USE 
It  completely  co\'e rs  the  field  of  local  news, politics,  tlIl ( )  th(' 

world  of  sport;;, 

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Ikl;":ltlsc  its  \dcgr:lph  lind  corr(,~>OIllI(:l1ce sernce  cl1;11>le  1\  to 
<T h'c ils  rcallers  the  1;'l\cst  general  news  of  tlll~  d:!)'  in  ad  
~:l IlCC o f  :\11.)'  other  ne ..... spaper coming  into  Lnllsin g . 
Have TH E  STAT E  J OURNAL  delivered  t o you r  home  by  Cllnie r 

COOD  VALUES  IN  HOSIERY  - UNDERWEAR  -

CLOVES  - NECKWEAR 

Women',  BIRek Silk  Lisle  n ose  with 
uouble  cotl on  !ll)le-
high  !;"]lJiced  heel. ... .  25C  pair 
illllI~k .  wbile""t1  o:-olor'l-

'V"omell'""  purl!  thread  8ilk  Bose 
d o u b l e  AOle - high 
!ll1iced  heel ....... ,  50c  pll.ir 
Kh,,·k .  wl'll tt! lind I lln. 

Wome n's flne summer weight Ullion 
Sult- Ri c helieu  rib.  Lace 
o r  ribbo"ll  trimmed ........ .  50C 

) le n·80p .. n )tesh Un ionSuil-

short  ~l ee>E'5-allk le length  59C 
) le ll'5  Silk  Lisle  flail Hose-double 
!;Ole.  high~pliced heel ; ~gu · 
Jar 2Sc 'lualit}' ; special. ;]  pr.  50C 

CAPT. 

IRELAND  AND  T HE 
U.  S.  ARMY. 

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( l'vLltlnll.' o.l  fl· .... n '  PllI" - ~.' 
l!\I\'(: rIln1t:nt g O  loj  pieces  under  thc 
streSS  of  cin:urnslanccs. VOl!  must  be 
prep'lr~'ll  10  !:lke  IIp  ;'ou r  part  ~f 
t bt.·  mililil rJ  g"onO'rmiH' ll!  and  rU II  If 
honestly  rind  eltificllIly  whe re  the 
to  fil 
meillolls  uf  l idl  life  m:ulc 
pe:lt;c  couditions  haYe  failetl.  Y on 
,1\:,,' h;\n:  the street railw;!\'s, waw r. 
St·\~cr, alld  fire  tighting s):;lcms o f 
;1  g:r~:H cit,  to  h:tntlh:.  or  it  111;1)'  he 
the  j UlJ icai.  law·makill).!',  and  polie\' 
"y .. lelils.  ur  the  adrni nistnllion  o f 
1:' ''aliOIl  al1(\  custom  5,'stems. 
-You 
tZlltl  be  rliSpclI"illg  inl'~rllation{ll  Illw 
Oil  'the  ho nler,  (Iyn:tllliling  hu il<] ing:s 
:tnd  pUllishi ng"  \oolillg  in  II  ... trieken 
~ :111  F'ranc;sco. 
\\·h:ll ... \"\: r  it  lila), 
110:.  nu  lIl,lIter  how  unexpClte,lI~  it 
l'omes.  'ou  IllU~1  Ull':'lsurl'  up  to  Ihe 
e l1ll·r;,! ... ~c~ .  All  t h is  lHe:U1S cardul 
pfl·par:lliol1.  Y Oll rs  will  1101  hI.'  an 
indoll·nt  "fa"nalin"  C:lrl·e r.  Y ou r 
. 
, /1111'  n '''r c!  will  be  thaI' UII  (It  not 
!C:", .. \1.  .. \.  C.  heU~'r '·'IUJPpc,1. 

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. 
TIll'  alh·tllltn)!C  of  :l  ef) lIlmi-sio!1 
i. t h .1I  " ou  entl.T  "OIIT  life  wo rk  ill 
,111  :ldlliini"tr:niv l: c:1 pal il,l:  IlwI  j", 
\IP()II  th ..  p r oft:s;;iOll:l! :m.! ~ol'i:ll plan 
Ih not 
of  !he",uJK'ril1l<ll{lil!~ 1,';:1 " , 
hal in~ 10  p;b~ IIl rQu .! h  rr.l  "c'\ .. r;ll 
·Iral:, ...  ,.f  Iii..:  clIlpio.:o  ~s·  .. a--
fn,rn 
·· haIJlI"  t',  "uh.~ up ... r ll1t":lUkul • .  1 at; 
C~l.IJlo! lill 'ir li " ,il.ll io/l·  HI  t he \\ .I~  I.)f 
pr("Iu ll l(,n  ;t11l 1  0P;l!..·" Ul1iT.I.  "Ut  hy 
110  me ;lU~ .10  yUll  ~,,;\I'~'  h.1l0Will!!" 
II hilt  dl~ \  .lTe  pail!  til  knoll'  :lml  du. 
U ur  ekrk~ .  ~tcll');"Taph~'r~,  :lC~ount, 
~n\!:ill"' l'r~ ,  ~1cl,;lrk, 
• l lIh.  hr~II"'n , 
;.Hd  "urn',\ I,Irs  :Ire 
i:U\~.  dr!J fhn WTi 
nOllc •• 1I1111l i~;;if)I1,·(1  ~1:lff olli.·,·r ...  \,nid 
l~rO]lnrt,iollatdy  I I)  Ih~'  r;lh: ~  of l'ilil 
li fo.:.  1  h ~·  m:!II  \\\lh  1111..: 
'·'}IllnHS· 
~Ion s.t .. rh  Jl ro ! ... ~-iLo il;llIy  ill  II  r .. nk 
.. hcII·e  Ih.·IIl. 
i.·  r':'jllir ... d 
It .  };Il<Jw 
Ih ... ir  dUli .. ,,> 
little 1-eItH  th:1Il  ,111:\' 
,10  Ihclll scl\l''''  lind,  aft ... r  p r .... p~r",(:li. 
,,"un ill ",  superlllh: mh 
tht'lr  "-,,rk. 
Y o u ~~:!rt  n ... :lrcr, and \lith"  ~'c rt:l ill' 
1\  o f  promotion  10.  th ...  pi:.l,;l·  whe re 
,:ou  w ill  be  p:lid  soldy  fur  wh :ll 
)'our  hc:,d  thinks.an,1  1)01  \>:lrliI11l)" 
for  mcnlal  machincry  ,HilI  p:l rth 
llIanu .. 1  dexte r ilY  n(:c~"s ary  10  th'c 
a ccomplishmcnt  of  a  g-iv(:11  .worh. . 

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I f  I  (.u  1:;111  n1t"e \  t he  r "'q ulrClllelllS 
there' is  li nk dall:;!'e r  of  you r  having 
s.lIfficienll irllc  to  Ican  bac k  :1I1l!  ~'On· 
"r:llubt c  \' ourself  011  bl·jllg:  made  of 
;  lilt! ...  bcit!;."r  clay  t hl\ll  '·so·;md · so'·. 
If  vo u  ':Ike  10f\~er Ih :m  10  cong r:lt· 
u l:lic  \'ourself  upon  the  opporl uni. 
ty  :lhc,u1  o f  YOII,  you r  co nlpclit o ~ s 
will  hal' e  p:lsscd  YO II .  and  yOIl  11'111 
IHlve Si/lIlL·d  ilgain~t  th e  ~lemocratie 
spi ril  of  the  ;;CTI' ICe  W~l l Ch  .stands. 
1111  e(III:l1  OppOrtlllllly  fo r  :111, 
for 
whether  he  be  l' nlislcd  Inlln,  otiicer, 
o r  ch·ili:1n . 

UPOIl  the a;;SU r:l IIl'C  of  the wCilth· 
the re  would  be  :I 
~ r  expe rts  th:1t 
frOSl onc  nl" l1t  Ih e  past week ,  Prof. 
:rnd  Field  Agent  \\' hiTe 
Euslace 
hurried  to  ,saginaw  to  !lInke  uhser' 
\· .. IioIlS 
ill  a n  orchard  whicll  had 
heen  cqu ipped  for  hC:lting  10  w :ml 
o ff  d:l nge r  from  frosts. 
l~ fter  nn 
all.night 
,' igil  of  s k y.ga zlIlg  and 
tilc rnlOmete r  reading,  the  men  left 

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Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Olo,,£s  a n d  Neckwear  in  a ll  the  la tes t  novelties  for  t he 
S pr ing  nnd  S umme r  Season. 

Marx  Clothes 

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Spalding Sweaters 
Imperial a nd  Kn ox  H ats 
Heid  C aps 

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Men's  W ear  thal proves 
itse](  th e  world over. 

Sma,"1  Sa'tSn:,1/  Sarur..:';:ys 

The  Mapes  Co. 
20' . 2011  So .. t h  Wuh ln ll't oOl  "\C. 
For  J',ar$  ~",flfl'S LAUiinl C,'ctl:iers. 

COLLEGE  DR UG  « 
GROCE RY  CO. 

EXP RESS  Off1CE , 
AG ENCY  STA R  LAUND AY. 

TilE  RI/'LEJ',(  GRA)' 
PRI.\'TI.\'G  CO.lfP.·J.\T 

Er>¥rav., ...  P ri n t e r. S t at;oneu 

LJX."Df,  .lII I 1/11 •. I .\' 

\\ithout \litne~~in~ ,I  fru ~l .  :l.1Tf1  w i lh 
th~  ".Iti~falli ull  Ih "t  'he  C/ r ci'!:l rdi"r 
.\ hout  ~ :1 • 
did  n,,1  lu;;:t:  b"  crop, 
Ill. th~· Ibcr1l1r>nll,::tt;r  r~:.!:i 'l l· r ... d  ;lnC/u t 
:) ~ I; 
.\ half  htJur  l:u .:r  thl:  "I.:I 
11:\;;:  0\ e r ca,,1  with  bean' doud ~. an;l 
the  "" mp"r.l tllr~  fro,n  Ih" 
1111"  011 
incn:I", ... d  with  ( 'I cn  r~:\,lin -:.: , 
_\ I 
3 o'dock  ,,10<.0111  ;:0  ti ~e IXl'"  n ml :lill ' 
ill;!; 
~ ru \l e  oil  \nrc  li)!hl..:<i  ju~,  10 
nOlc  the  effecT.  T he  \c"'pl: ra IUri: 
in  this  p:lTlicul:tr  a rea  i llue1l5etl  5 
deg rcl'';  within  a  leTr  sho rt  timt, 
,'onc!ul>i,  dy  the  h ellc ti t s 
show in)! 
oli l ~in :l blc II h(' 1\  <lull)!cr  from  frost 
i! immiu ... nt. 

HORT.  CLUB . 

ICQnllnu"", trv'"  JIfI ..... I.) 

:Ill  o t h o!rs  a rl: 
fed  "het'  hread;' 
which  th ...  bee s  make  frolll  the  pul· 
len  of  1101l'(' r s. 

Prof essor  P~· ltit  alSI)  d j ~c us.sed 
S\l armillg  ,1IId  its  pre\"(~ ll lil)\l .  heM 
IHct hods  of  win t ... rin~, lreutml'l1I  o f 
hec (lisenses, comUlcr<: illl  imporlance 
of hOllel', ilml  the  rel:llio n  of bees  to 
fruit  rrees.  H e  w o uld  !lOI 
:ldvise 
one  to  go  illlo  bec  k ... t.'ping  0 11 
:l 
l'lI rt'f u l 
Commerei:tl 
study. 

scale  witho u t 

T he followillg  books \\ !;." re  fI.·cum· 
rnenJetl  as  being :lI11OII;:  the  ),cst  10 
be  found  011  this  subj ... ct:: 
.. ABC 
and  X  Y  Z  of  nec Culture,"
·, !Jo\\' 
to  Keep  Bees f o r  Profi t,"  etc. 

At  the  dose  of  the  talk  all  we re 
tnle rested  in  a  series of new  lnntern 
slides iJ1uslraling  the  na t he me thod 
o f  silk  malluf:let urc  in  .J :IJ):lIl ,  amI 
cont r:lsting  it  with  thc  p rese nt  COlli' 
mercial  method  using 
improved 
.J\merieafl  m:lchint'f)" 

C£N TRAL l'IIO I. Rr:LlAtiLE S TORE 
L.AH$ING, M' Ctr. 

-:ma E  arc  eSp«ially  well  ~uipJM'd 
~ 10  surpl~'  you  wi:h  an~· thi ng 
~'ou  mi~' need  in  th e line  of 
CA LLI NG  CA RDS.  DANCE 
AN D  SOCIETY  PROGRAMS 

Lawrence &  Van Buren 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 

or  Philadelphia 

Arc  the  1:lrgcsT nlal1ufat'\UTI.· r " 
of  COLLEGE  U NIFORM S  ill 
the  l'nikd  !'t:ltes,  :lnd  h:llc. 
won  :lnd 
llIl'lintain  Ihe  hu!>! · 
ness  hv  ~hee r ftlTc e  o f  tIll·rit. 

T he  l ' n ifo rms  worn  :11 
mi c~i9' n  Jlgri,"ilU"i  ColI,g, 
;or~  nnishcu  ;:x:.ml)k3 
(,f  vll r  p r Otl net . 

Jacob Reed's  Sons 
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•.  Gold  Medal  U n ifo rm s" 

142'4·26 CbenDtlt St. 

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L.\~~I~ (j  BL"~rSE:-::-;  .\~D 
PH.OFESSIOSAL  ~\E~. 

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lin d  .11111<:111 .
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th mO!  "hn  tl"ironbe  lH. 

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