'The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MIC HI GAN  AGR ICULTURAL  COLLEG E , 

VOL.  17. 

EAST  L.4...."Sl~G,  :'-nCHlGA .. ',  TUESDAY,  Jl"X E  4.  191:!. 

OUR  DEBATING  TEA M. 

~ALUMN IJ 

'64' 

In  a  re ce n t  issu!!  of  the  n. ECOltD. 
.. \ lbe r t  F.  Allen,  '61, 
w e  spo ke  o f 
:IS  being- the  oldest  lil'i ng  ~radu:!te . 
.:'Ilr.  Allen  was  a  member  of  the 
fi rSI  g- r,ldUalil!);!  d ass.  alld 
it  was 
Ihoug:h t  he  was  the  oldcst  o f  all}' 
cl ass.  A  letter from  Louis  V :mder· 
bilt,  o f  Phn'llix,  ATil-.,  cor rects  this 
\-,lIlde r hilt,  who 
statement. 
graduatcll  in 
:m 
activc  fanner  of  that  place,  is  H OW 
ill  his  791h  ),e;lr,  amI  cnjoying good 
gcneral health. 
\\'c a rc  ~I:HI indetd 
to  ht'!"I r  fro m  :'Ilr.  \ -. 

'6-l,  lind 

is  still 

1'-lr. 

'~1. 
Carldon' H.  Dart ,  :ts"ist:l\l~  \:hid 
en g:i neer,  Sanitary  lJi ~t rict  o f  Chi 
c;' g"o,  has  ch!"lllgni  his  JOCOllion  10 
i o6  Gree n k:lf  . \ \"(:.  Hu.sinu;s  ad 
d ress.  1500  70  \\ ... \I ou roe  '-;\. 

'01 . 

• 

• 

J 

,.,  • 

L'ndl'r  Ihe  !>uperl'isio!] 

.o f  Dean 
H u;.!h  ['>.  Bake r.  '01,  Sy racuse  l,; n i 
\'crsitvoffe r"  :l  ";\! Inmer  ... ·ours ... 
in 
forcst~\·,  be;.:-il1nin"  JU1\":l  ;uul  dos-
lIIg  .\IIg-ust  IG.  T h~' cotl r~(:s ofk red 
:Ire  f"r  tt::acht:r~  and  othe r ~  who !Ire 
in tc re"rcd  ill  conSen ntion.  and  who 
1\ i.,;h 
to  hecOme  hette r  acquainted 
with  !Ill'  man)  phase,;  of  the  fo r 
estry  quc,;tion .  :!llli  e;;pe~'iall}  \Iith 

till'  prohll"ll'"  ill  "·W York  -tat .. ·• 

·O~. 

II ilrry  L.  BrlllI~e r.  forrn ... ·fly  "ilh 
the  :-'e:l!ter  Lnginc  \\- (lrk~.  La n 
Sill!!"  i"  now in  ell:.;incering:  work at 
II b  add r e~~  is  ~u5 
I n,l. 
Lapurtl" 
JdTe r"on  ~t. 

Greell",hl\r~.  A 

'oi 
\\'c arc  indebted  to  I':.  I. . (,rOI'c r, 
of  t,irccl1silllr;..::.  [nd.,  fur  a  pi~·tllrc 
of  the  Lo ne  Tree  T owe r  Courl 
soft 
(l ou~e,  ;It 
m:lple  Iree  i"  grO\1 illl!  utlt  o f  this 
lower.  '."II  feet  ;\ho\'e  the  )! rou nd, 
and  is  a  ., freak  o f  nature."'  The 
cOI'c r ing  o f  this  towe r  is  o f  lime 
'stonc, ,u ul  the  Ir!!e  is  .:.{ro\\ ing  fro m 
t he  opening- he twcetl  the 
lavers. 
.:'Ilr.  GrOH"r  is  ill  charg-c  of  th~ lle 
pa r lmen ts  of  uot:my  :I ud  ch emistry, 
indullittg, :11.,0,  Ihe  wo r k  in  <tgrie ul 
if he  remains a llot he r  ye:c r 
ture :1Ilt! 
will  also  till  the  position  of ti ty  .tree 
iJlsp(:cfor. 

'lO. 
,.  L.  Shaw  is  now with  the  P o r t 
I:uid  R ailway,  Light  nnu  Power 
Co.,  of  P ortl;JIH.l,  Oregon . 
I-l is 
wo r k  is  unde r  £.  D.  Scaring, 'oz, 
).[r.  Sh aw  \I'll;;  fo rme r ly  with  Sar 
gent  8.:  LUtl(iy,  elll{inecrs, o f  C h i 
t ag-a. 

'It. 

Frauk  Campbell,  wit h  'II, one o f  . 

:\1.  A .  C.'s  s tar  foot b:tl!  me n,  was 
ma r ried  o n  S:ltunlay,  ~Ia)'  5 
to. 
.l\liss :\ialiJd a  Aml r ... lI's. o f  Trave'rse 
City. 
:\ I r.  and  l\lrs.  C ampbell  !"Ire 
:11  home at z3'  z4th  st reet,  :\lilwuu_ 
kee,  where  "Old  r ro nsides"  has  !I. 
position  in  the  public  sc hools  as 
teacher o f manu:\1  t raining  nnd d irec 
tor  of athlet ics. 

E.  HART 

G.COC H",,,,,,,, 

....  M", RGOLIS 

THE  M.  A.  C, - YPSI.  DEBATE. 

.\larg:olis 

On  Satu rday  cvening  wi ll  occur 
the  :tnnu:l1  d ch:ltc  with  Y p"il;1l1 li , 
held  in  the  pavilion  of  the  A g . 
buildiug .  Our  IC,Ull ,  composed  of 
),1 (.'5:.rs.  C och r: Ul, 
lInd 
Hart,  will  handle  t he  ntlirmati\-e  of 
the q uestion  of  a  g:radu:ltcd  income 
1;\.'\.  and  we  belie ve  we  have  the 
strongcSt  team  in  yenTs. 
II  is  Ill' 
to  students  :md  co1\ege  people  in 
gem:: r:ll  to  turn out  SillllnJay  night, 
at 
loyal  support . 
Our  (cIon  is  cOlllposed  o f  !lIen  wilh 
considerable experi<.:llcc.  and  we  arc 
contidcllt  that  .\1.  .\.  C.'s  ill!l-rest s 
will  be  well  cared  for. 
'\1r.  Coch 
f :tIl  wi\!  dose  tbe  dcha!t;:  with  a 
sc\"cn  rninnte  rehuttal. 

i  :3°,  alh!  g i n ! 

J.  E.  Luillen:>,  G . 

Y psilanti  will  be  rc prCSl-litcli  hy 
..-\. 
Messrs. 
CIUltlpner- amI  J.  \' . \\·i).:"le.  T he 
jud,,<!s  fo r  the  c\'cnin"  will  he  :'\[r. 
F . B.  [3uck, o f  St .  l olms;  :\lr.  E. 
T.  Bishop,  of  LUlsing",  and 
:'Ilr. 
Lawton  T.  ll emans,  of  :\[;\son. 

U.  OF  M.  BEATEN  I N  THI RD 
GAME, 

For  the  third  lime  this  seaSOIl, 
the  University  sliffered  defeat  lit 
the  hands  o f  the  :'II. .A.  C .  ho\"s  on 
.:'Ilemor ial  Day, the  final  score 'being 
S  to  3.  T he  day  was  ideal,  ahout 
100  loyal  rooters  accompanied  the 
team,  and  fl  joy fu l  b unch  it  was  on 
It \\"oukl  s eem  tha t  the 
the  re turn . 
home 
is  gathering  new 
strength  with  each  contest  with 
the  big  college. 
th e  series 
played,  the  tearn  won  the  first, on 
our  home  g rou nd,  i  and  6;  in  the 
second,  at  Ann  A r bor,  5  ami  I; 
alld  lastly,  8  :md  3,  also  on  Ferry 
ficld. 

tellm 

In 

tealll 

The  University 

sta r ted 
~t rong, getting  two  run;,  in  the  fi rst 
on  a  walk  to  Bow!lrd,  a  fielder's 
choice,  a nd  a  hot  olle  by  Lavans, 
just out o f  reach  of  Gdg-gs .  One 
more  in  the  fifth  dosed  the  scoring 
so  far  as  the  U.  of  :'II.  waS  con  
cerned. 

fanned 

in  rapid  tire  o r de r. 

C o r bi n  st,lrtcd  Ihe  pitching  fo r 
three 
the  uniu.: rsity .  ami 
men 
In  the 
second  the  hOllle  team  s t!"lrtcd  the 
fun.  Hud  with" coup le  of  hits  and  ,I 
sac ri fh:e  the  fi rst  score  was  tallied . 
S<!vc ral  hits  were:  respon;;iblt·  for 
two  more  r Ul lS in  the  third.  Corbin 
was  retired  in  the  fifth,  afte r  hei n ).:" 
hit  ril the r  s al-agely.  ;md  a\lowini' 
two  1IIell  to  walk.  Baribeau  then 
took  dl l'  hox  position,  but  to  no 
:t\',lil,  fo r  t he  bOI'<;  had  st,trted  and 
couldn't  he 
illllu ced  to  StOp  until 
four  morc  scores  h:td  hel'n  reg-is· 
te rell.  For  g:ood  measure  anothe r 
the  n inth ,  nnd  the 
was  :Idded  ill 
),!amc,  'IS  well  <lS 
the  series,  was 
":111  our"." 

I Ie 

Dodge,  the  left  h<ltlllc(1  pitcher, 
plnyed  a  :..:-rea t  game,  allowing"  b UI 
four  hits  and  gctting- eight  st rike 
outs. 
t h ree  hit;; 
:tlso  :"eeured 
out  o f  fou r  times  at  bat.  The  hat 
tin )!  of  the  home  kam  w.as  om:  of 
the  g-rl'at  f eatures,  fifteen  hits  being 
rn,Hie  off  the  two  pitcher s  put  up 
by  th ei r  opponents. 

!  ~  3  " 

In nings 
M.  A.  C.  ___ __ U  I tO   4  0  0  0  \--8 
)Iichiga.n  .. __ 2  0  0  0  I  0  0  0  0--3 

.j  6  7  S  9 

Runs-Bradley  ( 2).  Gorenflo,  :\I o~ge, 

Gri ggs.  (3),  Dawson......ij;  Bell  (2),  Mu n 
son-S.  T"'o-bnse  hit--Dodge.  Hlln"ey. 
Bradley.  Three·base hit-Griggs. Struc k 
out - By  Dodge.  S:  by  Cor bi n. 
\:  by 
Baribeau ,:i.  Baseson balls-Off Dodge. 
4 ;  oil Corbin,  3.  Stolen _  Mitchell  (2), 
La.'I"ans.  Sacrifice  hits-Gorenllo, Daw 
SOil .  Beel,  )litchell.  Passed  bails- Bib 
bins,  2  Wild pitch-Dodge.  Um pire 
Mac Conachie. 

QI.H· ET  WI;<;5,  S,\ T"U1tOAY. 

The  Olivet 

team  callIe  bac k 
st rong ,  and  de feated  11.  A.  C. on 
the  home  field  Satu rday,  2  to  o . 
largely  a 
The  game  WllS  q uite 
pitche r's  battle,  both  Spencer,  for 
J\J.  A.  c.,  and  Sanford,  for 
th e 
visito rs,  doing excellent  work.  Ex 
cept  for  the  thi rd ,  each  tealll  was 
ze r os.  T his 
giv en 
pro ved 
for  the 
homc  te;lrn,  when,  by  a  scries  of 

a.  string  of 

fatal  inning 

the 

combincd  hi ts  and  errors,  t he  11",1' 
lors  w o n  t he  Kllllll·. 

R oyal,  Ulivct's  fir~t  to:m  lip  in 
3d,  got  :1 
life  Oil  11r:ldley '.,  e rrllr. 
and  wa~  forced  at  ,.e'::OIlIl  by  :\cl 
thorpc.  Th e  next  m :lIl  hit  "afd.'", 
advanein;.:- X"elthorpe.  Tlw  tte.-.:t 
tll:H1  up  fanned .  S:mford,Olil'l't'S 
pitcher, ;;eeur..,d  a  hit, seorin).:"  :'\rel 
thorp ... ·.  Bihhi us  <lUerllpl ... ·t!  toeatch 
S:mfonl  un  first,  h ut  threw  wild, 
,\1\(1  Olil'ct's second sco re  W,I"  !llat\e. 
::'-;an fon!  \\"a~ immediateh  pilI  out on 
third  by  Br:ldll"\·. 

-

Sclde,,!!  ha.,;· ther<!  hccn  a  mo re 
.:'II.  . \.  C.  than 
heady  pit<.:hc r  at 
Sanford.  T hough  .:'II. 
. \.  C.  ]wd 
melt  on  ha~es  frequent]\".  ;111<1  Gor. 
entlo  was 
\I',liked  fou~  tiHl~~,  hc 
ne~'er  ~ cemed  10  worry  fo r  n  mo· 
nlent  ao>  to  the  outcomc. 
:;\:k:1Ice r  \I'as  a["o 

in  tine  forni, 
alltl  ~tnll'k out  ten  men  to  hi..;  oppo 
nttn's  sc\ e n.  T he  featllre  of  tht' 
g:arne  w:t,. D;lwson's catch 0 1  Pri ce's 
lon;,;!ly illlhc fifth.  Th ... ·hometeam 
was  not  np  to  t heir  u ~u:1 1  batting: 
fo rm,  1l1ld 
:t r~  ch:trg-cd  with  fou r 
e rrors . 

Two·hase  hi t-Ro).:"j!e.  Left  o n 
hases - Gli l'ct,  I; 
:'II.  A .  C.,  S. 
First  base o n  balls-O ff  ~:lIlfonl. 4. 
First o n e rro rs - Uli\·c1.  ~ ; 
:\1.  A. 
C .,  I.  St ru c k out_ By  Sp~ll cer,  10; 
by  S:mford,  7.  Iii!!>  off  Spencer,  -l; 
off  Sanford, 3. 

Dean  Bissell  has just  re ce h-cd  his 
April  issue o f  Director y  o f  Gradu_ 
ates  and  for mer  S tudents  of  E llg-i. 
It is q Uit e  a  cOlilplete  ros  
lIeering. 
ter of  our cngi neers, H/ld  a  valuable 
pamphlet  to  all  interested  in  any 
way 
in  the  college.  T he  list  is 
arr<lllged  alph:l hctic:llIy, and,  in  ad  
dition,  a  geognlphical  list  is  also 
give n. 

Following  the  hall  game  011  Sat 
llrdllY,  the  :tnnua l  societY ,olle-half 
mile 
relay  was  pulled  off.  T he 
EUllom.ian  team  were  the  w inn e rs, 
and  the  U n ion  Lits.  a  close sc cond. 
Mess rs .  Bishop,  Gauthie r,  Harvey 
and  Andrews  composed  the  w in_ 
ning  team. 

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"U.Lt. "~ D  n~ • •  1' u .. ou  DU~ ". C ,. .. ,  CO . LI GI 
TU • • •   Toot  Mlc .. ,e ...  _ TATI 
.... "cuuu . . .  CO LLIOe 

au •• e"I"IO J\l 
X n t e red  '"~  aeoond-cI ... ,U  mall  ","tter  I' 
Lanll" l .  Mlcb. 
A dd.,," In lubserlpllon •• lld  ad ,-ertl.tn li" 
malt er  to  tbe ll. A  O.  ","COl< n,  ~ .... t  Lan-
110&.  Mich.  Address  aLi  wntrlbotlo o.  tv 
t b e  M.n ..... to li!"  Edhor . 

R4l1'18tered  Ltner.  1.)0 not  ... nd . ta n'p  . 

Re m it  tiT  P .  O.  Mone,.  Order.  Dra ft  Or 
Buslneu  omn  · ... lIb 

I .. w..."nt'e  .t  Van 
Bu r en  P rl n/ln a  00 .•  !11"'~lt Gr .. nd  A,"e. So .. 
La n,ln c .  ~lI cb . 

TU ESDAY,  J UNE  4 ,  1912. 

CLOSING  FESTIVITIES. 

T he  closing  o f  the  year's  wor k 
\,':15  Ol:HJil est  last cvening', when  Ihe 
sedate  seniors  nude  their  tirsl  ap 
pC;lrancc  in  C;IP  and  gO\1  n. 

On  the enning  of  JUIIC  IS,  the 
f rt.'shlllCIl  and  preps  \\ ill  bUrl!  caps, 
the regulat ion hOllfire w ill  he lighted, 
:lIld  the senior  pro~ r :111l  carr il'tl  Ot!! . 
Frid!.y n'eniltg,J une  I \. h;\s  heel) 
appointed  fu r  s(k:icly  rcunions.  (lilt! 
the  followin)!  uay  thc  ~eHior~  will 
go  to  '''inc  Lake for  thl'  anllual  pk. 
I,ic.  011  the  cn:ning  of  the  '5Ih, al 
S:oo p.  m.  willl:lke plact· the  f:tcu!t\· 
reception  to  the  seniors  and  thei'r 
frie lhl ... 

fohn  Knox 

01)  Sumby . June  16,  the  baCl.:a· 
Inureate !termon  II'illl>edelilered  I.)' 
Dr. 
:'IlcClur\..in.  of 
I'itlsl;ur..:.  T his  servicc  will  t:lk\· 
In  the  elcn 
pl:u:c  at  ~ ~oo o'dock. 
ill!,!"  will  he  held  the  Y.  \ \".  :md  Y. 
:'II.  C.  A.  remlion. 

:'IIOIIU"Y,  .Iune  Ii,  \Iill  hl'  d:l~s 
,IllY,  :Illd  ,It  9 :30  :1.  m.  Ihl'  rc;.::ul'lr 
,''\erl'i"es  vf  the senior  d:h"  will  Ill' 
hel.! . .  \t:S  p.  m.  Prcs.  and  :\lr5. 
Sn.nl.-r  will  ~in' a  rcception  to  the 
senior" aUlI  their  fricnds. 

roS. 

Comml'lIccmcllt exercj"\·,,  will  he. 
held:lS  u!.u:d  in  the armon  :It  10 a. 
IUIlC' 
1ll.  on 
P rcsider;t  . \ Ihcrt 
R o"s 
i l il!.  of  the  Enil'erii ly  of 
~li5souri, will  he  the speaker of  thc 
(1;1\.  T he  ~·xen·iSl·:'  will  he 
fol· 
10;\"I,'d  hI  :I  lunch"on ill thc \ \'Omen's 
Builtlin~ at  noon.  allil  in  the  ('leI!· 
ing  will  be  Iwld  the  armll:11  sociel\' 
. 
reunions. 
~1.  ,\ .  C.  will  :!r;u.lu;llc  the  lar).!. 
CSI  cI;hS  in  the  histon'  of  Ihe  illsti. 
tution.  there  heinz so'me  \6:;  I1H.'Ill· 
It  i~  expectell  th:1I 
bers. 
lar;.rt: 
numher of  nlulIlni  :Illd  friends  will 
be  hen'  for  the  comnn-llcemelll,  at 
IC':ts l. 

;1 

RESOLUTIONS . 

1I 'lll'r'<I.I'.  The queslioll of ch:lII)!. 
inK  Ihe- mime  o f  our :'11m3  m:ltc r  has 
COniC  up  fo r  discu,,~ion  before  the 
student  hod\·.  and 

IVlurl!,IS,' The  present  n:lIlle 
is 
in:lde<ILL:lte  to  repr"serlt  the  collc}.!"e 
ii\"e  differe n t  cou rses  of 
:Hld 
stud\"  as  it  is  100:1\',  :m<i 

its 

1('1n'ref/5,  T he' namc  Stale  Col· 
lege  is  aile  common I)·  ;lpplie~l  to 
colleges of our c11'1$s,  he  it 

the 

!?l!Jo/:'cd,  1' h:1t 

:\f ich ig:1Il 
A lpha Chapter  o f  the  Tau  Bet:1  P i 
AS50dntion  he:lrtih'  endorse 
the 
cl131lg-e  of name o f ou r alma maIe r  to 
u :'Il ich igan  State  College."  AmI 
be  it  f u r the r 

R eso/;'ed.  T ha t  a  copy  o f  these 
resol utio ns  bc  senl  to  t he  :'I lichig:ln 
S~ at c  Colleg-e  A ssociatio n,  the  1\1. 
A.  C.  R EeoHo  and  the JlrJ!clld. 

R . ]. T Ii !'>Ko!'>oJ/ \' ,  See'y . 
L .  f.  f..:!'> ,\I'I',  Prcs. 
A dopte(i  M ay  n ,  '9LL 

\ 

. 

At  th e  Nortb  End  of  G atun  Lock s,  Callal  Z one. 

of 

:!erle;; 

I n  1\  r itin:; Dean  HisseJl, G.:\ . Bar· 
c roft.  "0, now  :It  the  Canal  Zone. 
interesting 
encloses  a 
pholo1!rapbs  of  \he  G:ltllll  L ocks in 
the  hi ~  c:lnal.  One  i"  t .. h·n in  Ihe. 
north eml  o f the lock:; looking"  no r th 
tOIl :lrd  Colon .  sel'\'n  tIIile~  tii:.lant. 
A 
looking  up  Ihe  eaSl 
Ch:lluhe r  \\ ith  a  sted  «:111;!  11lldt'r 

:!econd 

i" 

in 

conSlructiOIl 
the  distance,  and 
numbe r  th ree  gil'cs:\II  ide:.  o f  the 
melhod of constructillz  mitre  g=lt;:s, 
one Sci  of  which  is  p raclic:llI\"  COlli· 
plcled. 
), 1 r.  B:.rcroft  h :~ just  hel'n 
Iransferred  from  the zelleral scn'icc 
10  t he  fo r tilicatiorl  work  at  T o ro 
Point  :Ind  tlnds  the  new  1\ ork  I'"ry 
i lll<:1"estillg. 

THE  BLANKET  TAX . 

SPECIAL  INSTITUTE  TRAIN. 

Th~' suh"ti\ute  n'J1ort  of the com· 
mitree Oil  ,. 11l:1ll kct t:IX" was :IlIOpl~'li 
011  a  recent  b('uh~' nh:eting-. and  II ill 
now  he  aCled  \IPOIl  hy  thl'  Uoan1. 
In  ,;uhst:llll'e,  the  repo r t  prolid~5 
(or  a  fcc  of  tWI)  tlo[)ar~  per  term 
($6.00 per  yr.),  to  he colkcted  froln 
t'ach  regul;lr  s\U(knt  of  Ihe  tolk'g-~'; 
~ per  cent.  of  thi" amOullt  1<"'1  h ...  dl" 
\"oted  I<J  :Jthlctks :11)(1  .!o per n'nL 10 
lihcr:tl  :IrIS.  Xul  Oler  IlIr"c·l\\"en· 
til,th:!  of  the  biter :Imount  i~  to  I.e 
lIl,e~1  for  puhlic  spe:lkin,::. 

This  :lrr:lll;lement  would  P"c 10 
;)11  "CUllen \:.  f rel'  a(1.ni;;"ion  10 
:111 
h(\mc  :lthlctic('lentS. 
II  would  :I\:.O 
p rol ill,",  a,hl1i~siou  to  :111  horne  pub. 
lic  ~pe:lking- e,,,ms.  thl'  :\by  Fl'''' 
li,·a.t  :1IIt!  to  such  lither  elltl'rt,lill' 
ments  and  Il'cture~  a;; 
it  111:11  be 
p05sihlc  to  provide. 

This a rr an~l'IIlCl1t  ~ecll1s  :1  gooll 
o n t',  as  it  would 110  all:1I"  II  itll  mar1l' 
emb:lrras:.illg  ~ilUatioJ1s  11011'  (',"isl' 
ill!!.  woulu  place  1I1""l'  ;lCli\ilil'~  £Ill 
:1  fi r m  basi~. amI  heSlof  :111.  would 
hrin.;;  10.1:11  "upport  h.1  th ...  ;;Wllell t 
holly  into  ('ach  of  the~e CI enl". 

STAG  PARTY. 

The  _\gricuitu ral  Col1e::.-".  un,ler 
the direction  o f  the  Departllll'llt  o f 
F:lnner,,' 
:1 
sp"cbllfain throll).!"h  thc  ("elltral  and 
norlherll  P;lrt  of  the  S.lat~'  (lurin;.: 
the  Iatrl' r  p;lrt  of ./ul1e. 

In~lil\lte!o,  will 

rUIl 

. \1 111 

The  Detroit 

:'I1:lckin:lc.  :lIld 
,\: 
portion~  of  rhe  ).Iiehigan  Central, 
.\r hor 
Gr;llhl  Trunk,  alltl 
rO:1I1s  will  he  ('olerctl,  SIOJl~  for 
:lhOllt  ninet\·  nli llllles  heill!!"  Illade  at 
the:  1' ''riOIl~  point:..  There  II  ill  he 
Ihr\'l'  coaehe" :IIHlthree or fUllr  ha).:". 
g:I:;"  cars.  Ll'CIII)'"s  upon  a  I·aril·t\· 
tJf  topic"  indu(ling ,,[f:l1f;I . (lain IlIi, 
~ruit  ~rowillg ,  In·l·kee:pirr).:",  :1ll(i I·:l r · 
IOUS  phases of '~el1eral  bnnill:: will 
hc  gil Cll. 

T he  ha~;.:":I;.:-e  c;] rs  lI"ili  bl'  tilled 
with  exhihit:>  whkh  will  b"  u~etl to 
illu..,:rr:l1e  Ihe  leetur"". ;]l1t\  for  tk l l l '  
onslr:llillg  tllc  the  o f  1ll:11'hiu"r)  of 
v;,riOI1S  \..illll". 

For  tht  1:t:>t  ~ix  I cars  nile  or 
more  institute  lrain~  have  bC\'1\  rUII 
:1111111:.11\,  .m.!  the  intl·r ... st  h:ts  in. 
t'rea~c,f  e:ll' lI 
'·l·ar. 
" 
lile  within clri~ if)~  rli:>t:ul\"e  of  .~ t ;\. 
II  ill  stop 
tiOllS  "her"  Ihe 
~ho\lltl  alai I  thcrn~ch'l's  of  the  op 
portunity of li51"l1ill).:"  to  the kdll r e~ 
:1nd  iaspl:etill).:"  Ihl:  ~'"hihi1;;. 

F:l r mer~  wh

train 

centered 

Last  \\'edncsd:ll'  "Iellin~  the re 
OIssemhle:d  011  the  fou r th Hoor  o f  the 
ag- ri cllitu ral  hllildin:r  :l  n'pn:'senl:I' 
tin:  crowd  of  college  fellows  for 
Ihe  \)esl  tim~  in  the  histor \,  o f  Y . 
~l. C.  A.  stag  parlies.  Th~ (·,lIcr· 
llhoul  a  Ir:h:k 
t:linmcrlI 
ITlCe:I.  huhbling  O\'er  with  nOllsense 
;111<1  fcalUring  such  e\"ents  a~  the 
st:lIlding  bro:td  g r in 
:Hld  dll'w ing 
R efreshmentS,  co n sistin~ 
match . 
o f  51r:lwhe r ry  shor tcake,  cocoa  ami 
s:1l1dwiches,  w ere 
j;Crl e:d,  while 
)' Iessrs .  H u tchi ns  aud  U:luou r  fal" 
o rcd  the  g:Hhc r ing:  with  U  )1i:1110 
duc l.  T he  Y.  :'II.  C.  A.  is  to  he 
cOll.l!"ratula ted  upon  the  SIK'cess  of 
311  aff:lir  b r ingi ng 
illto 
close r  touch  with  one  another  and 
f o r  such  a  good  tillle. ;lIld  it  i5  to  he 
hoped  that  the  policl'  will  he  con · 
linued . 

t he  men 

' 

'00. 

1\l;r x  L  T o we r  h as  received  the 
Ilo mina tio n  fo r  the  office  of sec rc· 
tar\'  and  treasu re r  fo r  Ihe  D et r oit 
Sodet.l· o f  Chcmi j;ts. 

ED.  SMITH  GETS  FINE  POSI · 
TION. 

:-::ItUftl:t.v  rnornin;.::  :'Il r.  Eu:!t:tce, 
uf  the  1I 0ri.  Dl'j)I..  rec"il'c,l  :t  lelc 
gram  from  th"  )'Iini"tl'r  o f  ,A " r i. 
,u!tllr" of Brili~h Columhb, offeriu.r 
to  :'Il r.  Edwin  Smith  :1  posit ion  ju~ 
cre:llctl  hy his departmen t, the duties 
of  w hich  II  ill  he  10  inaug:u rate  :l1ld 
carryon  cxp"rilllt'llts  ill 
till"  hand. 
ling, tr:lllsportation, pr .... coolin ....  and 
cold  s torill)(  fruit. 

.. 

T he:  ho r ticultur:11  intere sts  of  this 
prolince  arc  ue:I'clopillj:  I' N.I·  r:tp. 
lilly,  :\llIl  t h ... l·  ;rlre:lth'  feel  t he  ne~,1 
of 
inl'cstlgations  aiong  this  line. 
Th('  position  g-il'cs  :\Jr.  Smith  ;,\ 11 
("OJ). 
unusual  opporlllll ill',  ami  Wt' 
~rll:\Ulate him  ll l>O)I'his KOod  fort u ne 
i n  secu r ing  it;  and  :llso  the  Brilish 
in  secliri nO'" 
C olu m hi a  departllle ll t 
.. 
o ne  of our  bes t  s e nio r  ho r ts. 
~lr. S m ith  is  requested  to  report 
fo r. d u ty  as  soon  as  possible, al  \ ' ic. 
tort;}. 

, 

• 

SEED  EXCHANGE. 

I n  all  ;lI tcmpt  10  secure seedlillgs 
o f  w oods  w hich  would  Ihril!:  in 
~ I ichi g:an ,  P ro f.  :::itillfonl,  of  ou r 
fo r o;sl r y  tlCpa r t lllCll t.  has  ill :luJ.:"urat 
ell  a  Seed  excha nge  whidl  p romises 
good 
thinJ.:"s.  T h is  exduUl;.{e  II';IS 
st:. r t.'(!  about  a) e:a r  ago,  and  ha" 
heen  carried on  with  nearly:.11  the 
western  fo restry  districts.  Those 
f rom  II  hom  seeds ha n::  been seeu r er..l 
arc  :IS  follows : 

Ihe 

Dist.  ~ o.  I, in 

I irillil\'  o f 
:'I /issoukl,  i\ ! o n t.,  h as  Stilt  St·t:~ls  of 
the  Douglas  n r,  western  \\" hill:  pille, 
fox  lail  pine.  w este rn  spnlcl's  :1 nd 
1;lrehe5. 

:-\ u . :! , coming from D cnle r, Colo., 
h:l5  contributed  the  H.ockl·  )'J ou n· 
t:l in  Ollk. Colo r R(lo  blu\'  spr ueC',  :Iud 
weste rll  ycllow  pine. 

:-\0.  3 ,  f rom  .Albuquerque,  :\ew 
tho.!  one:, 
~ I exico ,  carnes  seed  of 
silled  juniper,  .'\ ri70Il:l  c.yprt'ss.  :tlli· 
~ato r  junipe r.  wester n  .Iello\\"  pine. 
UOIIJ;!las  li r  :H1d  fox  tail  pitle. 

FrL111l  Xo.  6, 

:\0.  I,  the  :::i;U\  Fr:l llrisco  district, 
selllb Sll)::":lr  pille, Califurni a  jutlipcr, 
hig  tree.  r od  wood  and  red  lir seeds. 
representelJ  by 
l11l'  dep:Ir\ \I I"nl  IHU 
!'or tlllIlU,  O rl'" 
rcccin't\  set'lls  of  II'e",lt:'rn  wh itt:' 
pine.  sugar  pine.  ;lIld  1.lrch,  En;.:-d. 
man's sprllC(', !;h'l:.ta Ii r  tOl1li,)o.:- from 
:\11.  Sha"t:l.  :-:ilka  "prIlCl·.  the  ~e"ll 
sHulh ... rll 
of  whidl  canle 
:rn,! 
.\I:I~ka,  I~ ort  Orford  CCll:tr 
.\muhili"  tiro 

from 

III  "':lrr~ in).:"  Oil  Ihi:.  ,,:-'Ch;UlJ.:"'"  the 
deplIrtrllcll t  hll~  :.lIlt 
lju:llltitie"  of 
secll1ing:.  :mrl  " ... eds  of  dlc  pi ll"  nf 
l·.  ~.,  uf  helnlock  allll 
e:tste r ll 
"prllce.  Thi;;  ~pring 'Iu:mlitie"  of 
"iller  "''')1\(0,  red  m:tpk. lind  I' hill' 
dill :lrc  bei l1 l.!  "em  to  th.· .....  1'lriClII:> 
fClresl~. 

II  i ..  pl:ml1t:'<!  e\Cnlll,,111  to  halc 
a  COIllpkte 
rqlrCSe lH:ltloli  nf  Ill" 
h;lrdy"peries  for  thl'  l ·.:-;.  ;:nl\l. 
in;.:"  in  till"  for\':>t  llur~en. 

It 

I~  pl:ll1Ill·d  10  c:;rrr  Ihi,..  ex' 
rh:lIl;.{l·  furtlwr ,  ;md  Ihis  f; ,11  indudc 
:t.l1  of  Ill" 
,al!];lhle  hanl\\oous.  in. 
cludil1J:"  (lak, hickor\", h:I~Swoool. ",,-,. 
The  til-p:lrtnlCIlI  II'ill 
:,]"0  :l1!,'lI1pt 
to  s ... curl'  fn,m  til<"  I·"rmus  nl1r .... eri~·s 
se\'I!:!  of 
the  pnpIIl:lr  Orll,Hllenllll 
"'{lr'~  "f  In'''~  whidl  \":lIl11t,1 
II,·  h ' . 
t·ur,·d  hy  ... " .. h:lIIl.!e  frail>  thl'''~'  for. 
,,~t  liiscrirts. 

Th"  1 l o r t.  s~'nior" :11""1:  on  a  Inp of 
inspeniorr, :'Ilvnd"y and  ']'Ue~d'il'  of 
Ihi"  week . I'isiling 111L'  :\1"lIro"  ;Illr. 
!>" rie~  :ll1d 
the  F:lrl]:'llorlh  £:trill. 
llCHT  T olt·do.  Thc.~e ;In' rIOt  rllL'rt"!1" 
I·isiro;.  hut  each  stud ... nt  i"  fClluin'(! 
to  IIl:1kt·  a  complele  plru)  of  e;l.:h 
f:lrln  I i .. itc-d .  'Int!  to  stllll\"  tlll'lll  hI' 
fic.ld".  Conditions  and  li:uldhl1)[ of 
l,011.  crop"  pbnt ... ,\.  co\·.·r .rop".  k r . 
lili1.":,"".  de.,  :I re  allllllll't!  for  fUlllr ... 
referencc.  and  gi\"('s  the  Student  ,I 
\'CT\'  good  ide:l  of  some:  of  the  es~ 
sell!ial  f,lclor5 
in  sucl'e~sful  fruit 
!:trill  llIall:I;:CI11ent. 

. 

. 

. 

T he  slll,kn ts  in  electrit':rl  I;/)"i-
!le~'nllg 1\ 111  hold  Opt'Jl  hOIl:>\'  in  the 
\\·ednes. 
engineering  buildinj;!"  0\1 
11:11,  Thu rsJ;\I'  and  Frid,l\'  of  this 
\\~ek, from  -I  ·:.!o  10  9:00  I)'  111. 
:\ t 
this 
time  all  opportunity  will  he 
gil·t'n  10  f:leu II,·, Sl Udell IS  a nd  others 
interested  to  inspect  nur  wireless 
oUlnt.  and  ask  questions conccrn ing 
saTllc.  T he  big  P anama  rt"!icf  rnap 
1\ ill  a lso  be  on  exhibition,  a nd  sOl11 e 
Ollt:  on  hand  to  expla in  same. 
] . 
E.  R ork,  't I,  will  :lI sa  h:1 lo;  all  ex. 
h ibition  on e  o f  h is  o ut fits  fo r  OX \" 
:lcclylcne  weldi ng,  which  will  be of 
special  interest. 

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ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

"ASSURED  STYLES"  INDEED! 

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Announcements, 

invitations,  Etc. 

We  Cli rry  eve rything  in  th,  line  o f 
Programs, 
\Va  specialize  on  indi\'id ual  orders  for 
Fine  Stationery - embossed  or  printed 

LASSING . 

-

MICHIGAN 

We  Leave 

It  to 

You~ 

If  YOLi  want  to  saye  :1t  least  ten  dollars 
on your  spring suit,  all  you  have  to  do 
is  lea \'e  your  measure.  VIle will  do  the 
rest ~ fit  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 

g  Spring  line  of  H eid  Caps  now  ready 
for  your  inspection. 

Always  find  late  things  at 

MIFFLIN'S 

A  risit to our  Women's  Department will  help you  to solve the IJoe rpIS1' 

ill g  ljuestion-\Vlmt to buy this spring?  A Suit. or  Dress.  or Coat-

The  Mark of  Quality an~ of  fashion  plus 
Skill  stamps  each  of  our Garments  the  better  kin~. 

Women's iempting  new  Spring  SuiI.'!,  Silk  and  Woo!  Dre.s!leS.  CoaL!. 
Sk irts o r  Waists.  Each day adds  many fresh  bright  thiogt; to on f  ,,'Ollee. 
tion.  Early spr ing buyers always  tind  the best .iSSOrtments. 

Our styles bear the desirable  individuality every  lady  wants 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods CO. 

In  this City  oars Is  the  Store  that  sells  WOOL TEX 

Do  You  Want 

Pair  Shear;; 
Knife 
S:lfl!!,'  R:lzor-

';1I!('~t~. Auto Strop. 
~;\· H-H"',.dy and  ~;"derl 
w ""Ieet fr01l1 

Hones  and  Strops 
S3WS 
l-bmrncrs 
H:ltchets 
Chisels 
Screw  Dri\'(~rs 

I n  fact,  :In) thing  you  nced  ill 
hardware  you  will  field -
(lI~d 
at  prices  to  :>uit ~ :It 

I 

EVER,Y  KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR.  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

ALL  bOODS  DELlVER,ED  fl\EE 

Norton'S Harowar6  M.J.« B.M. BUGK 

, 

-~  ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

Dr.  Giltner  is  absent for  a  week, 
state 

looking  ,dter  his  dutit·s  ;15 
\-eleriuariall. 

Th e Sororians  ga\"e  ,I  ,·ery p retty 
tL' r m  part,·  in  tbe  Armory 

spring 
Satllrdny  Ilight  of  last  week, 

Two  weeks  from  tod:l),  is  com 
mellcerncl1t  (\:1\. .  T he  "coiors  arc 
alre(,tiy  beg-inning  to  f ... eI  hOlllesic k. 

~. -.-

.\Irs .  \-.  T.  \\·ilson  enl(:rtained  a 
larg(·  Ilurnherof  friends at  her  hOllle 
Oil  Grove  streL·t,  Friday  afternoon, 

\Ve  were  unable  to  ~ct  :1  tran 
script  o f  ,\Ir.  Garfield's  talk  wh!!n 
here on  his  recent  \·isit  in  time  for 
thi."  issue. 
r\  full  'Kcollnt  will  ],e 
gh·cn  ncxt  week. 

The  Sl''':tme  held 
the 

their  s prin;! 
.\j.! ricuiturai 
in 
terlll  p:lrty 
building"  S:ltur~by  el;'·l\in;..:-. 
I~rof. 
'lIItl  :'tirs.  Chrk  amI  Prof.  and  Mrs. 
Chapman  were  patron". 

IVlisses  Edith  Ca!dwdl anJ  Cath 

erine  Benh:ull  were 
Ihe 
guests  ,It  society  parties  1351  w eek. 

:uJlong: 

~I ess rs.  Hunter  Ilamlnond,  'I~, 
and  Russel  Ferguson  Idt Inst \l'e~k 
for  A rizona,  wherc  they  will  s]>~nd 
the s ummer. 

I'lun  now  to  attend  the  big  dc 
bate  00  Satl1rd:I)".  Let's  all  go  to 
the field  and  root  for  ou r  baseball 
teall),  ami  then  in  the  evening  root 
jllst  as  consistently  for  the debating 
te:lm. 

The  :lIl nllal  b,llld  banquet  is  be 
ing  held  tonight  in  the  Chambe r  of 
Commerce hall,  under  the  man age 
ment  of  the  Hotel  D owne\".  A 
numbe r  o f  excellent toasts  has been 
preparecl, and  a  general  good  time 
antici pated. 

T.  J.  McC3r thy , 

' I I,  instructor 
in  ho rticulture  at  Madison,  \\,is., 
under  Pro f.  James  ~f oo re,  '03 ,  is 
doing  fi ne,  and  thoroughly  enjoys 
\ Visconsin  ami  h is  work 
in  the 
.\Ir.  1IfcCarthv  was 
university. 
our popular  catche r  011  the  baseball 
team  last year. 

A  farewell  p!l rty  was  give n  at 
the  home  of  Mrs.  Bogue,  " 'ednes 
day  evcning,  in  honor of  Miss  Lil, 
lian  h endall,  of  the book  s tore,  and 
.Miss  Ki ttie  M cD onaltl,  of  Dean 
Sh3 \\,'s office.  Both  of  the  young 
le3ving  1 '1.  A.  C.  this 
lad ies  arc 
spring.  E ighteen  young  w omen 
were  presen t  alld  a  most  enjoyable 
evening  was spent. 

The  191:!  "·oh-erine has  just put 
in  (m  appearance  :l1Id ' is  certainh·  ,j 
line  piece  of  work.  Th e  volume  is 
dedicateu 
,\ 1 rs. 
to  our 
Linda  E .  Landon. 

lihrari:l!l. 

After:1  week's work  in our chapel 
?l.lr,  I lo\\"ard  and  his  painters  han· 
made  (Iuite  a  tr:IllSfOrllla!ion.  The 
walls  ha\·e het-n  repainted  and  deco 
r:l ted,  and  made  to  look  st-veral  per 
cent,  bette r . 

G.  H.  Osborne, 'I I, was a  college 
visitor  Frid:!\". 
lIe  has just  hecn 
transferred  from  the  Detroit  to  the 
ChicaJ{o  oHiee  of 
the  American 
Blower Co.,  Detroit, :llld when here 
he  was  on  his  wa)'  to  Chicago  10 
assume  his duties at  that point. 

.\Ir.  Macklin 

Ion  J.  Cortrigh t,  ' I I,  at  Libby, 
110111.,  writc s 
that 
himself  and  one  o f  his  frien ds  ex 
pect  to  leave,  about  Sept.  I,  for  a 
trip  to  Europe,  and  they  hope  to 
cnci rcle  thc  globe.  They  willwke 
lI.  yea r  for  the  journey, stopping at 
a  numher of  places long  enough  to 
remember them  well. 

in 

the 

The seniors appeared  for thl!  iirst 
:lIlllllal  ""wing-out" 
lime 
~font!:ly ercning-.  The  hand  g:l\"c 
a  COllc,·rt  ill  hOllor  o f  the  occ:l"iol1. 
T he  class  will  :tppe:l r  "in  uniform" 
during  the  rem3inder  of  the  terlll. 

John  Johnson, Ollr  former  base 
ball  man:lg-er,  is  with 
the  State 
Board  o f  F orestry,  ami  located  at 
Sacramento, Calif.  He  leaves soon 
for  the  rc~i on o f  .i\lt.  ~h;lsta, where 
he  will  stay  perh,lps  three  rllonths, 
doi ng  field  \\"ork. 

It would  he  hard  to  find  a  more 
beautiful  Spot  than  the colleg:e  cam 
pus  is just now.  The abundance of 
rain,  follow ed  fn'  a  few  warm  days, 
h35  been  rcspolisible  for  the  rapid 
pushing- out  of  leaves  :md  shrub 
bery, and  our \·isitors  cspeci:dly  are 
10llu  in  the ir  pn,ises  of  our  beauti· 
ful  g rounds. 

T here  will  be  given  at  Sy racuse 
U n ive rsity  d uri ng  the  coming  sum 
me r  a  series of  lectu res  on  agricu! 
tuml  education.  Prof.  French 
is 
scheduled  for  three  addresses  on 
Aug.  7  and  8.  A  special  two-day 
program  has  been  arra nged 
for 
Aug. 9  and  10.  Among those who 
will  spe3 k  are  D.J.  Crosby,  '93; 
J-I.  P.  Baker,  '01,  L  H.  Bailey,  'S:!, 
and  others. 

Six  o f  our  instructors -

?l.Iessrs. 
C.  \\".  Brown,  R.  D.  Penlle\·, 
i-I. 
H.  ,1 usseirn:!O,  II.  lIensel,  'i"V.  s. 
Bittller,  And  E.  G.  Fischer,  s pellt 
three vc ry  enjoyable  days  the  past 
week on  :l  canoe  trip. 
\ Vith  Ihree 
c:tnoes,  tents  and  provisions,  the 
party  left  Lansing  friday  mornill).{, 
and  traveled  as  far  as  Ionia,  cove r, 
ing  about  100  miles .  The  men  reo 
port  a  mos t  delightfu l  trip. 

The  Delphic  Lill·rary  ~ocicty. 
\\"ith  thcir  friends, s pellt  :I  deli).!"ht. 
at  Pine  Lak~· ,  Saturd:lY. 
f ill  .1:1.1 
Prof.  :ultl  .\Irs.  French  31111 
!'rof. 
and  I lrs.  Kun..:eattended  tht.·  young 
people. 

C.  :\1.  Krentcl  ,md  .Messrs.  Ibl, 
lig31l  amI  Schcpers  hal'e  hroken 
ground for  new  houst::>  in U:lkwood 
Grove,  north  of  the  " T ic  I louse." 
:'tl r.  l: pho f  will.  no  douht.  be"!n 
til!;'  n~!lr 
the  1I"0rk  on  his  lot  in 
flltur~·. 

"l3ubhles"  1Ii11  was  Illarried  on 
.\lay  ~9, to 
'\Iiss  KOlla  Annafrcd 
I-lU(bOIl ,  of  Henton  llarhor..  The 
young  people  arc  (It  home  after 
.June 
!O  at  640  Colullibus  A I· C. 
Bubbles  was  olle  o f  the  g reatest 
half-backs  and  open  field  runners 
1\1.  A.  C.  bas  ever  seen. 

:'\ille of  the  H an. senior!!  visited 
the  farm o f T. A.  F:crr,md,uI  Eaton 
Rapids o n  Friday.  T he  men spen t 
the  fo renoon  in  II  careful  study  of 
the  methods employed  on  this farm , 
and  we re  the  guests  of  ?-.l  r.  ami 
Mrs.  Farrand  III  a  bountiful dinne r. 
In  t~e afte rnoon,  through  the  gen. 
erOSlly  of  several  Eaton  R apids 
citi7.ens, automobiles we re  furn ished 
and  the  party  were  enabled  to  visit 
sever:d  fruit  farms  in  the  vicinity. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

Everybody  reads,  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 

BECAUSE 
It  completely  covers  the  fi eld  of  ]ocalllcws,  politics,  and  the 

w orld  of  sports. 

B ecause  its  telegraph and  correspondence  service ena ble  it  to 
g ive  its  rC:lders  the latest general  news  of  the  day  in  ad 
vance  of  any  oth er  ne wspape r coming  into  L ansing. 
Have T HE  STATE  JOURNAL delivered t o you r  home  by ca rrie r 

COOD  VALUES  IN  HOSIERY  - UNDERWEAR  -

CLOVES  - NECKWEAR 

Women's  Blac k Silk  Lisle  Hose  with 
double  ootton  sole-
high  spliced  heel. .. .  25C  pair 
BlAck,  wblte a nd ~"() Ioro .. 

Women's  pure  thread  Silk  B08e  

d o u b l e  sole_ high 
spliced  heel . .. .. .  .. .  50C  pair 
UllOck ... ·blte and tlln. 

Women's fi ne summer weig ht  Union 
Sult - Richelieu  rib.  Lace 
or  ribboll  trimmed . ...... . .  50c 

Me n', Open Mesh Union Suit.-- • 

short sleeves-Ankle length  59C 
Me-n·s  Silk  Lisle  Half Hose -dou ble 
sole, high spliced heel: regu· 
lar2:'lC Iluality : special, S pr.  50C 

i 

FORESTRY  CAMP. 

Prof.  Baker  was  at  Boyne  City 
the past  week,  where fi nal  ar rnngc 
m enlS were  m ade  fo r  the  j un ior for 
esters'  cum p.  On  accou nt  o f  the 
trustship of the  \V ard  estate  having 
ceased,  it  became necessary  to  make 
arrangements  with  ano the r  fi rm  for 
s ummer's  wo rk.  This  has 
this 
been  accomplished 
the 
courtesy  of  \Y. H. \Vhite, p residellt 
of  the  Boyne  City  Lumber  Co., 
who  is  also  president  of  uume rous 
collateral  concerns. 

through 

The s umme r  pos~office will  he :It 
Yanue r bi lt ,  ca re  of  the  Boyne  C ity 
L umbur  Co.,  Camp  NO.7.  The 
stlideU1S  will  be  at  ahove  camp, 
whic h  is situated  nea r  Thumb Lake 
in  a  heav}'  Sla nd  of  ha rd  wood  tim · 
N: r.  The  company  will  c:t rry  on 
DCli\·c  10g~inK  o per:tlio ns  und{"r 
th !  most  up.lo-date  methods, ami 
emplo,rs somc  I So  me ll. 

the ir 

iruslship  of 

The  maintenance  will be  car ried 
on  111  the  same  man ne r  as  all  the 
\\' ard  estate,  the  mem be rs  of  t he 
the 
forcslry  cnmp  bo:lrcling'  with 
:-':0.  i 
lurnber  eomp:llly  a[ 
camp. 
T he 

lhe  Dayid 
\ranl  estate  has  extended  o\·er  a 
pe riod  of  15  yea rs  o r  more,  but  at 
prc::.ent  opcratioli"  h a vc  cl·ased, and 
the  c::.tate  is  to  he  di,-ided  amOllg 
It  is  prob:lhle 
the  sen·ral  hei rs. 
that  l he  timhe r  wiU  he  shipped  III 
the  fU l ure  :Uld  made  up in  t he  mi lls 
of ou r  citi{"s,  r:tther  than  in  the  for 
CSI  of  northern  ~Iichigan. 

The  entire  j unior  cl a~ s  ill 

for. 
cSln·  will  proc{"cl! 
to  this  camp  as 
sOOlI  as  school  closes  fo r  the spring 
term. 

K.  D .  \" ;111  \\-agem:n  lea\·es  th is 
week  f ridllY 
for  CI<Xluet,  ~lillu., 
where he  has a  position  in  the  pub 
lic  schools  III  Ihat  place. 
\ -lIn  will 
be in  ch a rge o f  work in  ag ricultu re. 

to 

The  SCllior  girls  h:l\·c open  ho use 
o n  \Vcclncs,l:1y  and  F rilb.1I  o f  thilS 
two· thirty 
week,  {ro m  one 
o·clock.  De monstrations  of  prob 
lems  upon  wh ich 
the  girls  h:n-e 
been  wo r king  will  be  gi,·ell  ami  a 
cordilll  invitation  is  extcnded  10  :til 
college  people  to  ,·isit  the  labora 
tories  iii  that  lime. 

The  fourth  annual  banquet of the 
lI ort. Club will  beheld  Wednesday 
e vening of this  week.  Pres.  I !.  E. 
K nowlton  will  be  toastmaste r,  and 
responscs  w ill  he 
t.n(l{le  by  P rof. 
Eustace, 1\'1 r . Gunson, A . O. Hlldou r, 
L.  M .  H utch ins,  C.  13.  Cook,  o f 
Owosso,  and  others.  A  full  repo r t 
w ill  be give n  next weck. 

the 

The J une  num ber  of  Journall!f 
H ome E conomics  publishes  :In  arti, 
cle  a ll 
.. T he  LUllch  Basket  Prob 
le m,"  which  was  presellled b~ P rof. 
Aglles  Ji unt  at 
\ Vashmgton 
meeting  of  the  Ame rican  ll ome 
Economics  Association ,  D ecem ber, 
1911.  T he  experimcnts  re por ted 
ill  th is  a r ticle  were  ca rried  o n  by 
the  ~ I isses J effe ry  and  P a lm,  at  1\1. 
A .  C.,  d uri ng 
th ei r  senio r  yea r, 
19 11 • 

Hart.  Shaffner 

& 

OIoves  a nd  Neckwear  in  a ll  the  latest  novelties  for  the 
Spring  a nd  Summer  Se~on. 

Marx  Clothes 

Sp .. lding Sweatcrs 
Impcria'  a Dd  K nOll:  Hats 
Heid  Cap. 

.. , 

Men 's W ear  thai  proves 
itsclf  the world over. 

The  Mapes  Co. 

207 · 209  So"th W .. hlnJl"UI.  ",.~ . 

For ylOr$  U:n5Iirr·S LlCrfiq CI(l/hi~"s . 

COLLEGE  DRUG  & 
GROCERY  CO. 

E X PRE SS  OffiC E. 

A GEN CY  S TAR  L A U N DRY . 

THE  RIPLE]",(- G R AY 
PRfYTIYG  COol/PAX)" 

e:n.>-av","  Printe r .  Stat io n ", ... 

LtSStXG ,  JtJ("JftG.IS 

I:l.!it 

.-\  ,·cry  illten:sling  ,lI1d  cn joyable 
inspection  trip  \\":1S  made  by  thc 
senior  gi rls 
\\cck.  whe n  a 
journey  was  made  to  Hilltle  C reek. 
The public  schools, slm it:Jriurn  anrl 
Postum\·ille  were  all  yisited,  aud 
l·:tch  thoroughJ~  111 · 
the  \' o rk  of 
~I rs.  Pcppanl  and  \ 1 iss 
spccled . 
Casho uccompanied tilt:  girls. 

T he  month of  ~I :l\"  wa:.  re ma r k · 
able  for its  rainfall. brcaking all  rcc 
on!s  in  this  respect. 
I~re\· i ous  to 
1911  the  record  fo r  ~1 1I ~·  rainfall 
was  5. ') ~  inches  in  ISsl ~.  During 
the  past  month ·a  total of 6.58 inches 
has  hecn  recorded,  IllnkinK  a  new 
record  fo r  \by .  The  normal  fall 
fo r  that month  is 3.SS  inc hes. 

A  committee of  the mcn'scl:tss  of 
the  People's  Church  :Ire  phulI1i ng 
f o r  a  pu blic  meeting  all  Tuesda)" 
June  II ,  at  S o'clock  p .  m.,  to  s tim 
ulatc  interest  in  the  ci\·ic  improve 
ment of East L a nsing.  Severtll  me n 
will be present  to discuss Ihe  various 
phases  of  t he  wo r k.  Among  the 
speakers will  be  Prof. Il alliga n, Dr. 
llruegel,  Prof.  Ba ke r,  a m!  ~ Jayo r 
Gunson.  Ever ybody  is  invi ted  to 
a ttend. 

T he  de tailed  programs  fo r  hoth 
the  summer  school  o f  agriculture 
a nd  fo r  the home economics di,·isioll 
are  DOW  in  the  hauds of the p rinter. 
Quite  a  l a r~e n um ber  of  regist r:l  
l io ns  have  been  made,  lind  ind ica 
tjons  a re  bright  lor  a  good aucud  
ance. 
the 
a lumni  wh o  plan  to  attend  to  wri te 
Sec.  A.  M .  Brown  as  l!a rl y  as  pos  
sible,  so  as  to  ma ke  the  necessar y 
arrang ements  lor  ac:<:o m mooa tiolls 
at  that  time, 

It  wou ld  he  w ell  fo r 

Q;NTRALMIOI.Il.r.U ABLE STORe 
4AN S'I'IG. MIC In. 

lOOE arc  clpccially  well equipped 
~ to  lupply  you  with  anything 
you  may  nccd  in  the  linc  of 
CALLI NG  CA RDS,  DAN CE 
AND  SOCIETY  PROGRA MS 

Lawrence &  Van Buren  I 
Printing  Company 

Jacob  Reed's  Sons 
of  Philadelphia 

Are  the  largest manufacturers 
of  COL LEGE  U NI FORMS  in 
the  l;nitc(1  States.  :tnd  havc 
wall  :Illd  maintain  the  husi 
ness  by  shec r  force  of  me rit. 

T he  C nifo rrns  w o rn  at 
michigan  Jlgr1culrural  eOIl ~g~ 
an'  finished  examples 
of ou r  p rOl!uct. 

Jacob Reed's Sons 
. 1/,,/;cr s  _if 
.. Go ld  M.eda l  Un iforms " 

Phil .. delphi .. 

DIRE CTORY 

LAX SIXG  BliS IXE S::::  A:-':O 
PRQFESSIO :-':AL  ~IE:\". 
Th ..  !lAm ...  In  th l~  1'lrUtor,..  IlS  .. · .. llai 
th o~ ..  01  all  our  Olhf(  IId'· .. rU'~rl,  IOr~  01 
rtlill bill  pIIrtleJl.  We  hope  Ih.n  Ihe  fncully 
Ilnd  l1udent.i  ,,·Ill  Illke  Plllns  to  Pl\ tron h ~ 
tbo.~ who  Plllronite us. 

BAKED"""'G=:OO=D=:S.~~-
T HY  TIJ~:  Nt: w  BAKEHY  Whl' rl'  )"on 
e""  II~I  1I 0"' ~ :'0\(" ..1 1'  fl tl'lId.  I'I"M. p"ke •. 
C.:ooklu.lln,1  11oujl"hnUh-Ju._1  Ilk ..  "'Olhl' r 
mak ....  A[!IIl  lunchc-< . •  ·I"t d(lor  .. a.51  (J\ 
I"H'lt.a Dlub. 

.:..sl  l.on ~ lnJf H.aker,.. 

BARBERS. 

COI.I.EGF.  8ARR~R S HOP. 

In  84lh 
HOUle.  Wnr ren- H!' nry-Andy.  Yon 
get the be" .. ·ork here.  Tr.r It and Sfe. 
N ~'W IJA n H~: R !oi Il OI'.  tn  ehll,"  Hulld_ 
1"11. nn'[l'r  \!.a"~ r' ~  Drul!  "'H.I  Orol'er,. 
SION!.  It )·ou  wl~ b" gtyll!h hllir cUI give us 
II clIll.  E.  ~;.  K<).,.nold ~,  Prop. 

BOOKS  AND  STATIONERY. 
A )I·  El n~ lt Y.II$ W "lh.A'·e. N.  Rook!. 
,  Fine  St.aUonl'ry .• :nl< r8yed  Olllllnll 
{lll rdi.  Foumlll"  Pfnll.  Pictures.  Fram"s. 
Fine  Yramtn.  a  Spt'Ct .. IIY.  Up-Io-(I.llle 
lIylu.  CUt Glan - cut In  I.An!l ng. 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
G F.O. G.  BLUl)F.AU  ..,  OO.-Bookblnde .. , 
account  book  makers.  PAper  ruling. 
Ubrllr,.  and  nne  an  blndlnlJ5.  nle  boxet, 
mllP  mountlnlli. albums.  pocket  book.  etc 
In  CIIY NlI.{ionlli 
OUl ten.'  phone  No. 0l8Il. 
Bank Bulldln ll" 

CLOTHING_ 
E LO lN  MIFF I. IN.  LAdle!  and  Gt!" tle. 
·men·, Jl'urn ll hl n" Goods .  Sell  Ad. 
T HE  MAPES CO.-Hllrt. ShatTn"r<t .MArx 
(Jlolh~,"nd Men'. Furnlshlngl/.  !!(f."~ 
Washington A '·e. South. 

CROCKER Y  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  H. LAR:s"E D.--(Jhlna.  Glas.  <t  l..amPI. 
·  lCiri  W .... bln" lon A\·e. s. 
DENTISTS. 
N il. l IOQIU:.  n.  D.  s.  Omce 1lI--I18  1101. 
·  IIller  I:lulldlnf/.  l.lI nslnll.  Mich.  0111-
Il''',  phonf',  AutomaU" IJ.+W. 
D  .~.  "A 10.1 1':1.1': .;.  1)('<llIot.  ltiX  Wluh 
•  tnlrton  .... ,.".  K.  1 ..... ". lng.  ~lI ehl llft n. 
Auto n"lll" "hon", omclI3iO:!;  .esldence. 'I4\."QI. 
J 1,;.  STOFFER.  D.  I).  S.  Ofll"e!tlHiCltr 
.  S allona[ Bank Hldll.  AUlomftl[e "bone 
li0ii1;  Ho.-II  phonr t'l.  Form .. r )1. A.C. Uudrnl. 
DRUGGISTS. 
ROllS ~;R-S  CAPITAl.  DRUG  STOItY. . 
o..:orll~r  ,lON!.  OP_lt. 

Up  10  dllt.,. 
Holllot .. Hlock. 

DR Y  GOODS. 

J. 

w.  "':\AI' '' 1'0 . 
O\I,hIO\l'o. 

Ilty c;"o<!<  li nd  .·u r. 
:.o-lI!-:l:',  Wn_I>I""I',,,  All'  ";0. 

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
CAI'I1'OL  El .. ~X-T RI('  t:!"OlN");fl ISO 
(Xl. - Full  lin ..  or  io:leelrl<-al  SnpplIt't. 
ltlt'[udl nl<  Uu,j~nh· shade. lind  ("Or(h.  <;,.Ir_ 
bOn.  ) .. m .. lum  And  mll~dft  teadLtl1< 
II.  t:. lllcl,l .. a n A '.1'. 

I ftmp ~. 

FUR NITURE  DEALERS. 

M  J. ""  H.)I. Bl'CK.  t-urnll "reC.C,~.o-,-.-,.-, 

•  WII'hlul!'tou  .... n. •.  lind  10"".  Slr«l . 

S .... "'1. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &  T INW'RE • 
N o It TO:\·S  II ....  H! J WAH~' .- Il ~ n" rll [ 
li 'trd"·n r~. Tln""" ... ·. (.;nlUl! . ·"'"r~. ('UI. 
ler)·.  Slo,... •.  <"te. 
III  W/l.-'blnJllon  .... '·e.  s. 
S .. e  Rd. 

MANUFACT URING  AND  HAIR _ 
DRESSING. 

' Ill".  (\.  T.  I· ASE. 
'j
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IV 
,..b""'l><X'I,,1'  ""  Ha lrdn-'~Ltll<  r'llr[or,. 
!'''·lIcb''~  11111,10'  of  CUI  h .. [.  0 • • ·on,bl nll'. 
lll'iO , .... IOrt~ 1  .. nd  r .. nO'ftle<i  10  l<x>k  ,,~  ((0041 
II ~  m·w.  The  .·no.nco-.... "w.I<-lIn  1I)" .. t~n le 
Tolh·1  H~(Ju [_ II"_ ,\  ~ ~I:CU LT'.  Automnll" 
phon~ M1.  ~". W .... bln .. lon .-\'·e. S. 

- .. ---MUSICAL  INST R UMENTS. 

G HIS:\ ~:  1. 1.  lIHUS.-·· )llehhUln'.  L ..... cll ng 
~h .. l~  BOll, ,,:'  Hlllh  f;rn<J e  1'1"",)3 
l'l"y ...  I'juno •.• 01<1  on  CO'''·N;Jllnt 
nnd 
t~r no '.  E'·H)·thItUl  In  "'u~I C  A",I  n"" I,·II I 
m(' r<"i.nn,II ,!,. 
~1~  S. 
l ... n~lnl'  1Ir11Ill"h. 
\\",,_1I1>1I<10n  ,\\"". 

PHYSICIANS. 
D H.  OSCAR  H.  BRVEG~;L.  HOUri.  -;  to 
/I,...  a. "'.;  !IO I ,..nd  :t08  p.ln.  Sun_ 
da,...  If 10 I and 610$ P. m. 
t,an  l.an~I"C. 
:'ollth.  O tll~e.n. phone  lIIH. 
D R. H. w. I .. -\:\ I)(JS.  ~lI~t u nllnll, Mlcb. 
omCl'  bou",:  ..  10 8:ll1  a .• n ..  It:;JIIO  , 
~nd ~:ao' 10 S p. m.  Sund")"8 . .1') 10 11;31) 11. m .. 
, 108 P. Hl.  Clt[u,ns· phon .. ~. 

PRIN TING. 

Inll'loo .-\\"e.an<llonlll SI . 

A I. L ~'~  PIUS Tl:\G co.  III  G ... nd  A.-e· 
oU~"'U1b.  Oood  prlmh, •.  om"" .nP 
pUu.  ~Il ll" rand cllrd.  prollrAlII$.  ll ll~l''' 
ll()(O<b. tOOM!  I .... f hooks.  founlaln  venit.j Is"U 
phone 1()\04. 
,-\ulomallc pbone-lOO&. 
ROH}:RT  S:'oIJT H  PTa. OO.-{'or.  WII!h 
SHOE  REPAIRING. 
1'RY  )O~;SOA I.L·S  SHOP  for  Sboe  Re· 
pal.lnll'.  All  work  II"Ullrllntf!f'd.  Ma _ 
chine Or  lJa nd  S~ w .. d  Solu.  Ruhh ... r Hte[. 
while rou .. ·all.  FI ne lint of IXo nlecUonery 
Walter'. old . Iand.  ~lI c hLlI"an A \" .. ~ 
===. UNIFORMS. 
JACOB  RJo:t; IYS  SO!"",;, :, :'2",;"C-":;;-~O~":,,:,:":,:, 
SI M Phtlad .. lpbla.  PII.  )I".I,;~rI :or ··Gold 
~ 1 .. d"l  Uniform! .· 

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