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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE . 

VOL.  17. 

EA~-r  LA-," Sl:SG,  MICH1 GA-,~,  TUESJ):\Y,  Jl');E  II ,  1912. 

:\0.  :.16 

THE  FARM  INSPECTION 
TRIP. 

M.  A.  C.  WINS  ANNUAL  DEBATE. 

ALSO  BASEBALL  AND  MEN'S  TENNI S. 

i\J.  .-\. C. again  proved  m Or e  than 
:1  match  fo r 
the  stron g  deb a ting 
leum  from  Ypsilanti  on  Saturday 
evening  by  the  dec ision  o f  1 
to  I, 
aftcr  dde:ltin g  thei r  bascb:lll  le:Ull 
S  to a  in  the  afte r noon.  Xe\"Cr  in 
the  h istor y  o f  debatcs  h as  the  col 
lege  been  represented  by  st!'"on ge r 
debate r s,  a nd  it  is  to  be  r egr e tted 
that  so  few  co llege  people  were 
p r esent. 

;-'Iayor  Gu n son  was  ch~l irm~lll  o f 
t he  evening, and stated the ques ti o n , 
" R csoh'rd,  T hat  the  F ede ra l  Gov 
e rnment  S hould  L evy  :l  Gr;lduated 
lncome  Tax,  Constitutionality  Con· 
ceedecl.·' 
i\1.  A.  C .,  a Hirmati\·e; 
Ypsilall t i,  ne ga tive. 

~ I.  E .  l-brt  ope ned the debate  for 
the  llflirmative.  and  m'lde  a  st ro n g 
plea  fo r  the  relief  which  an  income 
tax  would  b ring :lhOlit.  "The  con· 
ditio n s,"  said  he,  "demand  a
re· 
adjustment  o f  lhe  whole 
taxing 
machi ne ry,  50  that  the  bu rden  may 
be  lifled  fro m  the  wo r kin g  mall  ;1nd 
m o re  equally  asscssed .  Sm:!! l  in 
co m es  should  be  eXelllpt,  the  rate 
o f  1.1X;l lio n  inc reas ing  wilh  t he  in_ 
cre;l seel 
to  pay 
i1lC01lle.  Ahil il y 
~houl d be  the  has is, and 51  count ri es 
h:l\'e Ibis  systl',11  in  o n e  fo rm  or un· 
other. " 

J.  D.  LuidcllS,  f o r 

tht,  nC;"; ;l\i~-c , 
assefl(:ll  th;1!  \\"helle\'e r  this lax  had 
IJCell  tricd  Ollt  it  had  becn  bec;tuse 
of  ;r  pe..:u!i:lr  firrand:d  eme rg:el!~·'y, 
;1nd  g-an::  all  an;llysis of t h..:  s ituatio n 
in  sc\eral  co ull tries .  "Th e  L" . S. 
lill:1l1..:i:11 
l:omlitiOlls  arc  ilourishi ll)!. 
:md \\e  h:lve no  Ill'ed  of such  :l  tax," 
saill  he.  AI\ 
et'onolUY  and  etli_ 
ciency  cOHlllli t h::e 
;lp 
should  he 
potrned  to  "eltle all.'  trouhles  "hkb 
1\1;1\'  arise.  Rdorms  l:ould  he  ca r 
rie;l  out  \\"ilh  thl'  present  adminis· 
tration  of  aff:Jir", 
sllch  w<:re 
JH't: dl'd . 

if 

G . Cochrane,  Ihe ",ccoml  at Jirm:l 
ti\'e  spe;zker,  Sl ated  that o t herl'olln  
Iri{'"  h,\d 
,,'a iled  unti!  som('  greal 
tin:ll1cial c r isis \\",15  UpOIi thcrn~ while 
G. S .  would  inaugurate  th<.:  illcome 
t~lX  no\\"  :IS  a 
rne:lsure  of  just ice. 
ConditiOlls  have co me  ahout  in  Oll r 
g:O\'e r nmell t  which  make  it  ne l:Cs· 
s;1 ry  to  co nsiller  the  111:1tler  of I'I'\:CS 
from  ;1  very  d iffe r ell t  stalHlpoin t. 
C orponni o n s  co n t inue  to  gain  co n 
trol  O\'cr  the  n:ltion's we;llth ,  which 
cann o t  hel p  b ut  w o rk  h:l r uship  to 
the  mass  of  t:lxpaye r s .  T hc  pres 
l'lll  system docs  uot  take  this  situa 
tion  into  l:ollsider;1tion.  The ques· 
tion  is  n o t  whe t he r  o r  not  to  r aise 
re \' enuc,  but hO I\", a nd ulso who pays 
it. 

G.  :\.  Chlmpner ,  for  t.he  nega· 
tive,  ha n dled  th e  question  of collec 
ti on, an d  Slaled  that  th e  people  o f 
our Cou!lt r y  w ou ld  never  submit  to 
the inqu isito r ial  methods  necess:lry 
to  ga in  in fo rmat.io n  fo r  a ssessmen ts. 
The inCO!:lJe  t a x  would  n ot  be  just, 
for it  would allow  a  m eth od  of shift 
ing- and  fal $i fyin g  co n cerning  the 
inco me  o f  the  tax  pRyer,  by  whic h 
means  hc  w o uld  be  abJe  to  eV :1de 
his  true  share.  He  also  contended 

that  co rponHion  Incomes  would  be 
int a lJ ~ible. 

A. I. ~[argolis was  in  e\"en  bctte r 
fo rm  ill  (Iebate 
th:11l  ever  before, 
and  11Iet 
in  a  cOIl\' in6ng  \\".1\'  the 
'" \ \ -e 
argumel~ts o f  his  0pPOllellls . 
admil,"  s<lid  he,  "that  thi ..  syst em 
h as  n ot  w orked  real  s m oothl\'  ill 
c,"e r y  countr y,  bUl  why  HIke  Ihese 
;IS  cx~tmples ;  why 
110t  p r otit  by 
thesc t!x:l m ples. and  evolve :I  sys tem 
of our  own?  Th(:rc  arc  plenty  of 
countries ill  which  this  I:n;  is  :1  suc 
cess,  and  as  ),et  n ot  one  o f  the  S.! 
ha ve  ahalldoncd  the  scheme.  Oil 
acco u nt  of  the  peculi:l r  condilions 
this  ta x  wo u ld  boo  be tt e r  'Idapted  10 
this  govc r nment 
to  nUU1)' 
t han 
othe r s . 
\V e  have  information  COil' 
cernin g  90  per ccnt.  o f  t he  incom es 
in  the  co untrY,  h ence  it  woul.1  n eed 
vc r)'  little  o f  inquisitorial  work  to 
dete r mille  the  values  10  be  tuxed." 
J .  \".  \ 'Viglc  closed  the  <.:0!l5 tru c 
li ve  :r qplrnent  for  the  dsito r ",  a nd 
p ro vc!!  ,I  st r ong debater.  1-1 1.'  sough t 
to  sho w  that  the 
in  ([lleSl l011 
co uld  not  he  .' pplit' d  to  OUr  cOII(E· 
lions;  t h;1t  of  the  tw o  sY5tcmS,  tilt" 
StOppllgC  at  SOllrce  system  was  the 
o nly  one  which  coulll  he  applied, 
and  this  could  n o t  he  "g-r:rlluated." 
T he  exemptions_  wherc  tried,  h:1l1 
p rO\'<;;:1l  an injustice, :1 11(1  t he  Slx·akcr 
quoted  frcely  f rOll'  cmincnt  me n 
in  h;lnd. 
cOllce r ning"  the  qlwstiou 
T he  tw O  "y"tel11s  we r e  ,Idined, .mtl 
t he  r evenue  system  of 
It a ly  dis 
c\lSsed .  Economy  und..:r 
]lr~'~cnt 
:ld'lliniSl ra liOIl  wa"lle~""l'd su!li..:ienl 
for  prcsent  Ilec(b. 

t:IX 

for 

;-'1.  .\ .  C.  The 

:'-.1  r.  Luidell"  ~pellt  !i"e  minute:; 
ill rchutt:d  fdr  Ypsi.,:1I1d  ~Ir. Coch· 
r ane 
lntler 
proved  far superior  to  hi~ ()ppollent 
ill  Ihis  respt'ct,  meeting- e:i",ily  the 
POilltS  :rr~ued h)  the  nl'~:lti\l',  and 
in;l  rn:111ner  which  prove. I  him  to 
E~Il'h 111l'm 
be  a  s easoned  deb;lIe r. 
bl'r  of 
.;pecial 
the  team  clesen-<.:s 
pr:iise  for  his  ctlicient  work .  T he\' 
ha\-e:111  Lrhored  lon~  lind  well.  ;111(1 
tht'  res ults  ;I r e  s urely  g r:uifying-. 

The jUdgl'S  :tt  Ihis  dcb"te  were: 
Supt.,  F.  B.  B lI<.:k,  St . .I ohns;  E. T. 
I [on. 
Bishop,  Esq.,  !.:\Ils illg. 
L. T.  I ie malls,  of  .\ [ ason . 

li nd 

CLASS  DAY. 

T he  following  p rog ram  will  be 
c:1 rri ed  out  on  ~I onda)  rt1o rtlin l!  ill 
the armory  by  the sen io r  class. 

;\iusic ....... .. ... . .... Orchestr;1 
President's  Ad dress, 

R.J.T ellkonohy 

Class  Prophecy , 

~[ary :\.  Ri cha r dson 
C. E.  We bb 
Inez  :'-.1.  Gil b ert 

1 

1\1 usi c . ...... .... .. . ..... QU;1rtet 
..R. G .  Kir by 
Poem._... .... 
Class  Song  .. ....... Class of  1912 
:Music 
Class  H istory and  Wi ll, 

D edication  Address, 

R . J.  T entonohy 

Edwin  Smith 

The 3 '~  agricultural  st\ldents  who 
acco mpanied 
l>rof.  J e ffery  on  the 
farm  inspection  trip  r ecentl y  r epo rt 
a  p!ells;ult  and  profitable  time . 

T he  party  left  011  the  morning of 
~Iay 30, stopping  first  at  the  brill 
of  A.  B.  Cook  nea r  Owosso  where 
they  spent all  hou r  :tnd twenty  min 
utes.  T he  boys  were  shown  th e 
mode rll  farm  house  aml  its  conv en 
iences  :md  then  taken  to  th e  fields . 
The  ro t ation ,  me t hods  of  pl:lIlting 
and  fertilization  werc  :lll  ex plained 
afte r  which  they  were  taken  to  the 
3o·ucre  wood  lot  from  which  ~lr . 
Cook  se lls  annually  so me  300  gal 
lOlls  of  maple  sy rup. 

While  waiting  at  Ow osso  fo r  an 
Ann  A r bo r  traill  the  boys  all  pu r 
c hased straw  h:lts  and  red  bandanas 
an d  upon 
rea("hinl':"  Arm  Ar bo r 
ma rc hed  to  the  baseball  fidd  whe re 
t hey  were  r eceived  with en t husiasm 
by  the  r est  of  the  ;-'1.  A.  C . c r owd . 
T he  bunch  o f  brme rs  c reated  no 
sm;1J!  alllount  o f  ;1IlHlSemellt  and 
were  an 
t h e 
rooting  wh ich  fol!o\\"e<1. 

impo rtan t  fa ctor 

ill 

Dr.  \ Vate r man's (arm  wa.s  "is ited, 
und  the  docto r  Yery  kilHll y  dropped 
evcry thin g  in  all  effort  to  mllkc  the 
\·isll  wo rt h  whi le.  Severlll  o f  his 
best  cow s  were  hroug-hl  Ollt,  and 
their  performances  expl:linecl.  Dr. 
\r ate rm:lII  has  lo,;t  rlO rle  of  his old 
time  enlhusiasm. a lul 
;-'Irs.  \\':l ter 
man askecl  to  be remembe r ed  to  hn 
~1.  A.  C.  friends. 

Tile  P(trtv "'P<.:Z1t  the  night  ilt  Y p 
sibnti,  and -th el1  proceeded  in  au t os 
to  t he  fa r m  of  D.  L . Quirk, ::'e\-en 
milcs southeast  of  Ihe  city.  T here 
[lrc  to  he  ten  silos  conSlrucktl  on 
thi s  Lrrm d\l r ing:  the Sllmml·r.  The 
extreme nealne"s of th<.:  whok  phmt 
a nd  the  ;1ltelllpt  at  strict  comme r 
d:l li'ilH  wcrl'  the  fe:llllr~' s  at  this 
place. 

The  Prohert  brm  near J:lckson 
was  the next objective  point. 
li en: 
till'  fine  on tla y  of  bllildin)!s.  splen 
(Iiel  hc rd o f  cows, to}!c I.her with  ;'II  r. 
Prohe rt's enthusi:lsrn, held  Ihe party 
unt i!  they  were  forced  to  hur ry  fo r 
th eir  t r:l in  to  Cold water. 

to  do 

the  work 

A t  the  buer  place  the  C:unphell 
fa rm,  managed  by  J-.Jr.  l\n ge\"ille, 
W:IS  \' isited  ;utd  pron:d  m ost  illtt!r 
esting.  This  was  oue  of  t he  most 
sl ri ctly  comme r cial  far ms  visi tcd . 
A  herd  o f  I 10  cllttle,  in .:lud ing  iO 
cows,  (Ire  kept.  Eight  ho rSes  arc 
r cqu ired 
on 
the  120 ac r es.  All the r ough feCtI for 
stock  is  p rouuced  o n  the  farm  and 
occasion:llly  1\  few  tO ilS  of  hay  are 
sold.  The  co w s  are  ke pt  in  the 
barn continu o u sly.  Oll{, animal \\";1S 
shown  whic h  had  nOI  been  ou t  of 
~-I- hours  fo r 
her  stall  to  exceed 
se\'en  y earS.  No  hogs o r  chickens 
a r e  kept, eve r y  ("ffort  being centered 
o n  cattle.  ~o crop rotation  is  p ra c 
ticed,  alfalfa  h ay  and co rn  being  the 
two  principal  crops  g r own .  The 
ba rns  o n  th is  place  a r e  aU  cement, 
and  at  pre sent  ;J  cemen t  residence 
is  being constr ucted . 

The  par ty left Coldwater at  12  :-1-0 
June  I  and  arr ived  in  L ansing  four 
hours  later,  ea ch  voting 
trip 
both  pleosont  and  p rofitable, 

th e 

I 
\ 

'90 . 

Dr .  .Joseph  Foskr,  for  man)" 
y<.:ars one of  Lansing's Iloted Spr.·ci:1 I· 
ists  o f  eYl',  car,  nose  :llld  throat dis 
eases, <lied  ill  lI a rpc- r  1i o~pit;ll,  De 
troit,  :Suluby, J ulle  2.  Dr.  Foster 
suffered  ,1/1  aH:tc k  uf [llleUrtlOIli:1  l:lst 
f:ill  from  which  hc  never  fully  re 
l ie  spellt  the  winte r  in 
co\-e ret!. 
Flo rida  am!  s lllr tr.:cl  for  home sOllle 
I It,  was  1:lken 
th r ee  weeks  :I!.;"o. 
suddenly  worse  while  stopping  ~lt 
the  \\'Ily n c  Il ote! 
in  D etroi t  :1Il.! 
Ii\' c<1  but  a  short  time  af te r  hC'illg 
removed  to  I l aqwr  IIuspital.  The 
\\<1S  h rou;.::ht  tu  Lansil1"  for 
hod\" 
flUler;,1  scnice" "'held 
huria l, 
TI1t:~lby  :litcrll()OIl.  A 
\, ife  :lml 
t hree  ,I!lll~hter:>  :Ire  ldt.  Ur.  Fos. 
ter  g:r:,du:ncel  frOI1l  .\1 .. \ .  C.  \\ ith 
the  r\:l,;'\  of  '<,10.  n·r.·eh in;.:- his  Iloe 
tOr'",  deg ree  frOlll  the  l. o f  ~1. ill 
'91· 

:Ind 

'in. 
I Io n. Ch;r~. \\". (; arlield. l,f  (;ral1tl 
R apids,  will  j.!i\·".  the n:"I11" . .  n<.:llIent 
;ult1n'ss  at  .\I;I~~"cllll_t"lI~  .\!,:-ricul 
tural  Collcj.!"l·,  .\Inhl· r~l.  Illnc 
If). 
Pre",.  Hutkrlidd  ,1.:11- l'r~ ,'he  kln'a-
1;ll1rl'atc  ;1t1,lrl'''~  Ihc  pft"l"e.!ill!{  .'1111-
day. 

.~ t. 

. \ft~·r  )!r.uluatiol1 

l'mler  " \\ 'ho~e  \\"ho  ill  .\!.(ril"lrl 
turc":t  r (:CCl1t  111111,bt'r  of  'F"rl/f 
.1/(1~:a:iIfC  pre"ent,; 
:t  likell~'!h  of 
\\' .. " .  l>dallu,;1  gr'ldll:<lC  (.If  )1 .• \. 
C.  in  1~~ 1-
;\[ r. 
I)elallo  se n ed  "I· t:  \"l"ar ..  i"  the  U . 
S.  \\" e:lthcr 
BlIr~·;Il·J.  since  which 
time  he  h as  been  'lcti,",.:I)  c ll K"l;:"ed 
in  th e  m:II1:<,!.!"t!Jl1ent  of  his  fa rm  :11 
L ee  !':irk.  ~e br. 
li e  W:lS  One  o f 
the  piol1cers  in  thilt  "tMe ill  the  ill 
li e  is  a  life 
traduction  o f  alfalfa . 
membe r  o f  the  F arme rs '  N;1tiollul 
Congress,  \\'I\S  thc  firs t  secreta ry  o f 
th e  ~:Jlional  Board  of  A g r iculture 
nnd  was  Ollt!  o f  the  commissioners 
from  ;"\Iebras ka  to  the  A tlanta  Ex . 
posit ion.  T he 
:tdd s, 
"~! r.  Delano is  o lle  o f  our  s trong 
and  s afe  m en  and  one of  the  repre 
sentative  b .r nl1,:r s  :lIld  Ic:lder s  in  :t''' 
... 
ri cu ltural thought." 

.. 11<11:a;:lllc 

'86. 

Pro f.  P. B.  \V oodwor th, o f Le wis 
Institute,  Chicago,  spent  severa! 
days o f  th e  past  week in  Lud in g ton 
whe r e  he  acted  :1S  exper t  in  an 
elect ri ca!  case. 

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E n t e red  ,oJ  i&co ll(l ~ hu~  mall  ".IMle r  aI 

t.. n5I n ll.  M ich. 

A d d rel;ll  .. 11  8ubs er! ,, ~ loll l "nd  ,"he t U t lnl 
m l!olte. to  th e  M .  A  O.  K"c o Jto,  1:':85t  Lan· 
Ilua .  Mleh.  Add r .. " 
1\.11  eoutr lb u tlons  to 
' he  MAnDIIn g  Editor . 

R.eg lnered  LettH.  00 not  " .. n d  .tfl ""I~ . 

R e mit  by  P.  O.  Mon",.  Orde r .  DrM t  Or 
Buol n c"  Ollle,"  " ' Ith  La .... en"e  «  Van 
Bu ren  P rlntlnlr  00 ..  t l v-~lf G "." d  A,'e. :SQ., 
La n !!,, !!, .  M lcb. 

T UESDA Y,  JUN E  1 1,  19 12. 

O :\i L Y:,  few  mo reda ys :m d  t he 

1912  comme ncement  of  ~ I . 
A.  C. will  be  his tory .  W e  hopt'  to 
w dtom(>  bac k  a  large  nu m ber  of 
al u mni  ;mel  f r ie n d s  at t h :n time, w ho 
m a,'  co me  to  re ne w  t heir  acq u:tint 
ance,  and  perh aps w itness the g rad. 
u atio n  of r e lali vcs  a n d  fri end s , 

A5 stated  Illst  w ('e k. s tu de nt n ight, 
wilh  :111  its  frol ic,  fu n  and ,  we  mH)' 
SHr ,  ser ious ness:  w ill  he  obse n 'ed 
T h u rsday  e n'n ing . 
.l us t  what  the 
p r og- r:ul1  will  be  r..:mai n s l u  he Seen, 
but  a  jolly  ~ood time 1'-;  rls.-;u r ed , 

tIlt' 

l'l'ening  the 

On  S:ltu n kiy  the  sl' nio r s  ;.to  to 
l' inc  L ake  fo r'thl'ir  all11ual  picnic, 
and  fo r 
f:oculty 
a rc  maki n,:.!:  gre:lt  preparatiolls  fo r 
the  closill}{  p:lrly  in  ho no r  uf  t he 
seniors.  T he  plan  is  tf}  hal' l'  d;\1ll' 
ing,  tu  he  inln sjll'rsl'd  whit  ,;0105 
:Ul\1  r..:adin~.-;.  G ood  Illu"ic  is  as 
sured ,  :1Ilt! 
i.-;  hoped  Ihat  Pro f. 
i-:edl;il'  \\'ill  he  ahle  to  he  011  hand 
10  ",aI'  good  bye  10  our scniors. 

it 

Tlil' haccIl:;ur..::l1e  sermon  will  be 
ddiH'r..:d  h\'  Dr.  10hn  i-:nox  \1.;, 
CllIrkcll·on' SllIld:i,·,  al  ,,:00  p.  lll .. 
. 
in  Ihc  armory, 
T h\' cla~" ,1:1 I  exerciS":5, memiuned 
elsewhere,  II  iiI  he  jlar l inllarl~  in, 
ll-r{'st ing. :md  on 
\ IOlllb.\  ":1('lling 
II ill  be  hd.1  Ihe  :lIlllual  prl'~itkllt'5 
n ·('tiptioll, 

, 

Comm",nc",mcnl 

.1:1\'  will  mark 
;.!"oill;.:'  oul  nf  165  mcn  :1Il11 
Wl' 
WOllK·n-lh"  Llr;,';",,,,\  d:bS  in 
t lk' 
hi"lOrv  nf  I!ll'  colleg'~'.  Fi~cbe r ·." 
\I ill  furni ... h  11111",ic.  aud 
orchl'~t r:l 
th~'  pro,:.!;ram  will  hl'  OIW  of Thl'  \"r~­
h"s\. 

Xo  R  CUJI: I'  will  he  ]lubli~h..:d 
next  wcek.  F,\!lo\\ in'.!  Ih.'  w,u:,\ 
CUStOIll.  we ~h:ll\.1 he hlllOI\iuj.(' In'~'k 
pllh!i~h  an  ..::..tr;l  nmllb.'r  in  which 
will  he:.  found  a  full  reporl  uf  til.· 
COlllment-cllll'!ll  :l":liliti,,~, 

T I lE  1tlltior  .\I,nlll,l  mad..:  il~ 

apjJl'anmcc  1:1:<1  wc"k  and  i" 
on  5:1k  al ... e\'l'ral pbl'd,  Th~' 1{" !l' 
eral  51yle  of  tht!  book  is  \' l'ry  ).:'ood 
il1\kcd, the:lrrangement heillg' SOme· 
II hal  differ":ll t  th:m  t hai  of :uly  pre· 
vious  issue , 

(',..: r diod,· -JOI'l'5.' 

Thc  work  i ..  dedicatl'd  10  " Uno.' 
\\'hol11  l'l'..:rl·!Jodv  know~, :lllt!  knoll, 
ilw 
\ Ir;;;.  Linch 
E: L:IllJon . .  \ ' 1I1o"lexcelkn l phol o, 
}! r ~ph of  \1 r".  L~lIdoll  icO  illSc r h:d in 
the  li r5t  JI:l;;es  of  the  I'olume , 

Thc cia",);  pictufC'",. society groups, 
C' t l.,  :Irl'  "cr~  ;.;ood,  whi!c  tho.'  joke", 
:lIld  sto r!l's  li\-en ul'tl1l' 1I0r k  nicC'ly. 
T he  editor :lIld  his  s l:lff  :l rc  10  he 
cOlllnlendea  upon  their e ffort", 

'°4· 
\\'. J. " ' r igh l ,  I nst r uclo r  in  [l o r t, 
ic u hll;e  at  Sta tl'  Collc~e,  P a "  for 
the  p a51  t h r ee  ye:trs,  h:ls  :Iccepled 
Ih t;  Directorshi p  o f  Ag r iculture  at 
A lfr c-J  L' l1i ve r si l}"  A lfred.  :-.I.  Y., 
:1I1d  will 
:lSSIl Ill(;  his  n ~' w d u tie5 
l.  ~lr,  \\'rig h t  C'" pecls 
Septem bl'r 
t o  he  wi l h 
Ihe  grad u a te 
scho ol  ne x t  mo nt h . 

ll S  fo r 

The  M.  A .  C.  RECORD . 

M R ,  G AR FIELD  A N D  TH E  SEN IOR  H aR T S . 

eR AS ,  W.  GARFIELD ,' 70,  AND 
L,  R.  BAILEY ,  ' 82. 

Extracts  From  the  A ddress  of  M r, 
Garfiel d  W he n  On  a  R ecent 
Visit  to  M.  A.  C. 

..  [  IIlel  L,  I I.  Bail":I'  forl\'  I'l'a r s 
a~ o 11..:'X1  mo n th, at  a 'f rui l  iro~,·e r.s' 
ml'etin~ al  his hQlIle in South 1 til CU , 
A llhis  I1)l'l·ti n j!,  hI.'  rl'ad  an  e s"a} 
011  B irds.  hoyish  10  h..:  5ure,  hut  it 
ShOll ed  :1  !,park  of ;,:cllius  :1Ilt!  kel'll 
pOI\e rs  of  Oh"l'r\'alion  el'l'n  al  Ihat 
e:lr!1  ,l~l' , 

.• 'I 

lntl'r..:.! 
rcmclll],..:r  II hell  hc 
1\0.-·  al 
thl'  .\i(riCllhur:ll  Colieg..: , 
Onl.:l'  hcc<tmo,;  a  pil kc,\  111:111. 
l i e 
wun  di"li l1('tioll  Whell  he  was  at  Ihl' 
hcad  of  the  evlk,:.::c  •• ~P":{>'I\ U 1l1" 
which 
f/J reniIHH:r  of  tilt' 
lI':b  Ihe-
pr..:",..:nt  eo\l<.:~e  p:lp..:r,  , 

' ·T he  Ihrl'l'  I'car"  aft..:r  he  ;! r ad. 
,,:II..:d  wcrc spl:nt in  :I{h-:mccd  "llId." 
under 
Ihe  eminenl  bOlanist,  Or. 
Gra\.  ,II  llan:l rd,  earn in;,:  his  w:\~ 
hy  ;vritil1;,!"  for  a~ric\lhur:\1  p:lpl'r s. 
- .. The  Ilt'xl  51ep  of  prog-r,,'~  II as 
Wht;ll  h~'  W:lr,  calk,l  10  \lkhi:::11l 
A:.:-ril' u\tur,zI  Culk;.t..:  in  l:::;~j'  ThaI 
fall  lill'  nll'cling'  of  the  .\Illl-'ric:1!l 
l'olllUlug'ic:d 
ill 
:-;n~it;I _1  11:1"  held 
Gr:uul  Rapid~ and  Jlai\<.:~  1I1:1(lc 
:111 
exhihit ,) f Ihe  lIild  frui", of the  Slale 
Ih:ll  hroll;.:hl  In  him  as  suudtn  nOI,,· 
rie1y"~  all~tltill',!  hI.' 
II 
IIU~ Ihl'  ~rl'at  f~at\ln'  of  Ih..:  I1ltc\· 
ill',!  .11l.!  ;llIraul,d  vl'r,"  wilk  :11\0,;11' 
lilOl). 

l'\' cr  llid. 

"I  thilli;  il  wa"  ill  '~:S  1h:~t  P ro· 
'If 
fe~5nr~  I{ul>..:rt~  :111<1 
l~rc[\1in· . 
Cornell.  a"ked 
t<l  comt;  the re 
Ill..: 
allli  "ile:( shorl  tour"",  of  ICl:lu r es 
on  h~rlinlltur..:, 
I  had  nu  p repa ra, 
l io1)  f(lr  Ihese leclure"  hUI  hild  h":l:l! 
al  f;lrllle r",'  instilutes  in  \\·i51·OIlSill. 
50  I  W..:11 1  dircclh- from  \\'isco115in 
mul  ;4':11'1.'  the  e"Il~';l' , 
\\' hl'1\  I  h"d 
fiuished,  th~'\'  took  me  :lsid..:  1111d 
5:lid ,  " \\' 1'  :It'"  ;:oill~ 10  111:11...:  ",Ollll" 
thin;::- of  horticultu re  at  Cornell. 
\\' c  arc  sc\'kill).!  :1  ll1all ,  Uu  1'011 
kl \Ol\'  a  Illan  who 
!'\arl  ' , hl' 
foundation  amI  m:lkc  il  ;1  ~UCl'I'S", 
k n owin;.t  Ihe conditionS:lS  ,I'nn  h:llt; 
Sl'\'1! 
:1  dis, 
hea r te n in;.: 
joh.  You  ~an  IIl'l.·r 
make  it:1  5HeceS5  al  COrllcl1  lInkS5 
[h:ll'e 
t he :umosphe rl'  is cha llJ:ed. 
be c ll t:llking'  lo a ).! r ic u llu r al  slude lll ~ 
Hn rl  lI' iltch ing Ihem ,  T IH'y  h:t\·c  11 0 
con n cl't ion  wi lh 
t he  sl'hool.  110 
sta nding  :m d  do  not  g et  to).!dh..: r 
fo r:1  co llege  rd1.  A ~ric u l · 
e \' cil 
l u re  will  be:l  f:til ure  h e re  unless  il 
C:ln  g ain  Ihe  res p ect  of  the  r est." 
T he."  sa id  tll:l !  il  wa s  50 ,  :l!Id  th ey 

I  !'~tid,  ''11  i", 

II1t;m : ' 

"::111 

I 

s ugg:esl..:d  B ailel' , 

w :\llI~d  a  Illall  10  cume  ill  alld  com · 
Illrll1l1 r l'spect  t o r  Ihl'  I lort .  deparl, 
me n t. 
:m.l 
1:lt('r  he w as calle,1 10  Ihe \llli\"e r ~ill' , 
II  was  hi5  g r eal  OPPOrtullit.1  :lntl  Ii" 
:! r ose 10  it. 
It CHlIllOt  Iw  s;lid  of  tIlt; 
ag-ri<:u lt u r:11  slUdc lIlS  th a t  the~'  do 
not 11011' take p:trt  i n  the colk·;,rc yell. 
T he  a,:;:ricuhural  "luJent  :It  CU fi lell 
i~  011  top :15  far  ;l ~  th..:  rl'putalion  o f 
Ihe  Ullill'rsill- is  CO l ll'l'rtll'~l,  a lIt! 
[ 
I.eliel't:  the  crt;dil  o f  aelluiring- Ihat 
posiliun  i~  .hll'  10  !Jr,  nailey _ :lnd  I 
a m  proud  C)f  th i",  \Jich i)!-:tll  l'rodu"t 
Ih:11  ha~  COIll..:  0111  into  the  \lorl.1 
and  11:1'"  dOlle  so  I I  ell,  and  tool:I\ .  I 
I  am  1I0t  exag-l4""nlling 
1.11(011  th:\I 
um'  bil  W!ll'/I  !  5:1\'  he  is  Ihl'  fnrl" 
1110,,1  hllrliculillri':>t'in  the  world, 

' 'I  ht;:\rd  hiTll 

lir;>.!  in  :-:oulh  11:\" 
\TIl  :ll1d  la",1  in  Buston,  :Ill.!  Ito.'  did 
t;qn:ll\v  well  in  hoth  pl:lc":,, . .  \ ,,:\ 
\:101  h.:  l'aplllrl'.j  \I~,  amI  a"  !I 
',!re:\\ 
1l1:111  h",  dar .. ~1  to  lell  Ilan'ard lhal  il 
IT'a~  1101  \i\'iu)!'  all~ ,,'hIre Iwar wlll'rl' 
it  ol1:.!;ht  10  "Iand  as  all el!ucator. and 
th..:\'  l:tdil'll  :IS 
hI.'  lold  Ih~'11l  wh:>1 
fe:l r k"sh 
knell'  hl't, 
:IS 
Il'r than '1 lll'\ ,  :11].!  h l'  did." 

h..: 

if 

COSMOPOLITA N  CLUB  BAN 
QUET. 

\ \'ilh 

t;lljoynhk. 

Th"  Ihir,1  :!IHIU:11  "cllior  brl'lIdl 
h,II1'luel  of  Ih~  Co"mopolil:tll  C\ull. 
hel.!  Frida_, . JIlII":  ilh,  CIt  Cluj,  G , 
ill  hi"tor_'  :t~  olle  of 
II ill  ;.to  dOlI 11 
111<: 
Ih..: 
1l1"~t 
ill  11:1;':5 
II  ~I\~ of  "lui,  U  do,;l,;or:llt:d 
(If  differ":lIt  n:lli'l!l~ ,  !Iud  lIilh  p..:ll. 
n:lI1l,  ,) f  ,,"I11l'  of  Ihe  colk;.:..:;;  and 
ulli\cr~itie" that  h:lll' Cosmopolilan 
dub  eh:lpl..:rs.  :turl 
tho.'  "umplllull5 
nK'llIt  and  fr:!;.!;r:\!ICl'  of  tho.'  dainlilv 
.k·cor:lkd  I:)ble.  the  wholc  cI''':l1in~ 
:111  c,"p res~iol1  or  Irlle  fril'lIdli. 
11':15 
IU·",.,  joy  and  worldly  Iorolherhow1. 
A ,  l el,lIes,  'I!l'. (lid  nedil  I"  hil11 · 
sdf  ill  ahl\'  fullillill'/  Ihl'  dutil'"  of 
the  l{)a~l m:;"Il'r, 

,.. 

\ Ir. 

,\,  Krako\'cr,  \Iith  cr:l)'on 
:lllli  1011 ;.tue,  ;,:-a'-l':1  I jlill  humo r ous 
cll;lract..:ril;:tliol1  of  th ..  I'a r iou~  I!ll' 
t innalilies  :1I!d  r aCl'"  o f  Ihe  gloht;. 

.\1 r.  I kibei,  of  Ih..:  L::n;:-lish  lit'· 
p:l rt ment ,  \.:\eg-: m lly  Ir:lcell  Ollt  Ille 
hiSton'  and de\elopme n t o f Ih" Cos· 
mopofiulIl  mOI-emCI1I, 
'1Ilt!  pn)l·l'd 
he\"on<l  douht  t hat  the  futu ro.'  of Ill..: 
m,)\'" m cnl  i ~  :Issured. 

\I r. 

i-:awada,  'I!:I ,  spoke  II pon 
his  e'Xpe r icn~'e s  at  \1,  A.  C .,  "hal 
:\'1.  A.  C, m ea ns  to Ihl'  fo r eign · born 
s w dents, a nd  II'ha t  the  fo r e ig n  5tu, 
dents  m ean  to  ~r.  A,  C. 

M r.  H age rman ,  ' 13 :1,  pre5idctll 
e lect  o f  Ihe  du b,  o utlined  t h e  w o r k 

the cl u b  inte nd s  to  e arn'  o u t  ill  the 
near  future ,  A mo n g  'the  v:lr io us 
s u bject s  of  inte rest ,  Ihe  f ol lo wing 
<tescn'e  m e n t io n:  Opcn  ll1 ..:el ill~ s 
with  p r o  III in c n t  olll.of,colk g c 
5peake r s  a t  !ca s t  OIlCl'  a  le rm;  to 
to 
inlroducl' 
take  :l  m o r c  activc  part  in  collcg e 
a cti,·it ie5;  to  take  s le p5  10  procure 
a  cl u b  h o use,  alld  s ec  Ih (lt  t h e  club 
gelS  good  q ua r te TS, 

lady  m embe rship ,: 

Prc5ide nt S ny d e r  was called  upo n 
fo r  :In  impro m pt u,  an d  in  his  t:llk 
he e x p rc5sed  hi ~  belief in  th e  mis . 
s io n  o f  t h e  clu b,  Ihl'  g- re at  w o r k  it. 
accompli s h es, ami  hI.'  h o pe 5  t h at:lhe 
cl ub  will  k eep  0 11  t h rivin g, iDc r ease 
in  mem ber s hip,  :U\d  help  to  b ri n g 
:l hout  be tter  rl' hltio n s  b etween  the 
me n  al  ho m e  :tnd  t he  m e n  ab r Orld . 
\ ! r.  H o u ~h, ' [ ::a ,  r..:t irin g  prC'si. 
de nt  o f  Ihe  clu b.  5ullHll;l ri zed  the 
:lCtid t ies  o f  t ho.'  cl u b  fo r  Ihc 
lasl 
yc:t r,  th e  g-ood  11l'  ue r il-ed  f ro m  th e 
aSSoci:JI ioll  w ith  Ih e  club  m ..: m bcrs, 
allli 
to  :t 
th us  the  b:lnquci  c:tl11e 
happ \'  c1imaJ( . 

T h'l'  cJwptc r  has  :1  bright  fl/ lUrl', 
:!IlJ  expecl:'!  10  shO ll"  up  its 
t r ue 
"alu..:  in  the  cominj.!'  vca r. 
I lld":l'd, 
til l'  oilict r s  eleell'd  :l r c  all  huslle r s, 
and  w ill  make Ihe  \\'ol·k  :l  Sl1 r.'  sue, 
ces~.  Tbt·v  a r c:  0 ..:101- L.  l! :o;.:er, 
Ill:I " ,  'l ~;:t ,  ' p r et'idl'nl :  ( I.  A. Rl'ill, 
'151.',  vice-presi,lell l:  .. \.  "r:1 kOI'er, 
l.  FI! _ 
'15a,  secr"tary,  ITeasurc'r; 
'Ija,  corre:opullllin;:  s.'l'rt;\:l r.,';  .\ 1. 
C.  Ellman ,  '1):1,  Ils,.oci:l1e·l'di IUr  to 
the  C,',>'IIwtoliMIi  SI'ld,'lIt. 

nORT.  CLUB  B ANQUET. 

'rhe fourth  :1111111;11  h:wquc\  of t he 
! IOrl.  Cluh  \\':I~  hdd  in  Ih"  olinill:.!: 
room  of  Cluj,  E  \\·l'<!lIl,,,,.J:\1  .'llIl' 
in;.:,  Junc  ,ill!,  Tllt;  ~pk!aiid  li,'\' 
"pirit  \Ihi"h  h:1~  l'I'Cll  dl:1r:I,'lcl'i'TIC 
of 
th..:  duh  !hnHI'.!huuT  thl'  ,11';11' 
m:u!t:  t hI' el \'11111',!  1l1O~1 enlert ai uin;.! . 
E i:.!;hTI.I;II'  1lI1'l\1h<'r~  :mol  '!II.,;t", 
II erl'  ill' attelHI:mn' ,  il1c1uolill;'::  I'rp . 
[{'",,,or  :HI"  '\ I r~ ,  EII~tal'e.  \Ir,  GIII1-
,.011.  \Ir,  :<I1d 
l!:dli;.!:tI1.  \11', 
\Ir,., 
I i olld ,  :-;c','n'lar,\  ;Ilul  \1 r",  Ilrnlln, 
l ' ro fL'~~ur :lIld  \I r ~,  l'(I OII~ .  ;tlld  .\1  r, 
:'!1.1  ,\1  r,. C. B. Co"k. of (h\ "~~<l. :111,) 
Ihe  jUllior  and  ~I' lli{'r  IHlrli( lll1ur;ll 
~llldl'lIt~. 

, . 

:-; I :I\(~, 

l · IIII.'d 

Tlll'~l'  t lIelit \  ·t liP ,,-cninr  ll{)rt~ " 
IIln,t  I)f  II  Iwm '11<.1\  11:1\  l'  ;':"0.1  I'tJ~i. 
liol1-.  II  ill  hI.'  !nC"I~'d in  I 'IndUS )1:U'IS 
of  the 
( )!ll'  ""l'll 
;.!'O{'~  1<)  I;rjli~h  C"ll!mhb,  Th\'~.· 
!lll'11  h~t\'l:  had  ..:;o.:C,'I1.-11 1  :hh anl:O.'.!":5 
;HilI 
pr"p,ll'al \011 . 
\\"c 5h:oll  .':',\1<'1'1  Ihem  tu lIplWld  111..: 
~pk!Ulid  rl'pllI:ltion  alr",ldy  I'-<I:lh 
li~hcd  by  :\1.  ,\ ,  C.  I1wn  who  h:lIl' 
enkr cd  Ihl'  jil,l.!  " f  lH)r\iclll\ure, 

tlwrol\;.dl 

I c'r,1 

l l £S1', 

Citrus decuman:1  wi t h  1U.l.rMehino 

PrullUS A ... ium 

PyI'U' Jlnius 

Sam.\ldtehes 
Ci t rus  Xobili~ 
Punel. 

A ntlllll.'<Sa Sali"a 

Jl usft  Sapiel.ltiwi 

Olera S" lad 
Li l'()1as 
Frag~ r iR Chil'Jen~i.~  Ci lr u ~ AunllJ t imn 
\ \'n f t>r .. 

k-e  Crea ll) 

Cocoa  Rosettes 

ColTen  .\nt. bica 
Fnwt iliell  Ca ndie;: 

TOAST;: . 

" Ou r  COI1cg-e-.'\  G a r dcn ," 
Ir.  E.  i-:nOll'ltoll,  10aSl lllaster. 
" !'la ll t illg-,"  A ,  0 ,  Badour. 
" E xpect:mci ~'s , " L .  ),1 ,  l lut ch ins . 
" C ulti\' at ing,"  I~ro f.  E ustace . 
" \\' cedin g,"  G,  \ ' .  Branch. 
" P leas ures,"  T h os.  G Ul1 S01l , 
"Re i urns,"  C .  13.  C oo k. 

I 

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ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

OUR  FACILITIES  A RE  COMPLETE  FOR 

DESICNINC - ENCRAVINC - PRINTINC· BINDINe 

CLASS  PUBLICATIONS  " ,OD  COLLECE  ANNUALS 

Announcements, 

Invitations,  Etc. 

\ Ve  carry  eve rything  in  the  line  of 
Programs, 
W e  specialize  on  ind ividual  orders  for 
Fine  Stationery-embossed  o r  printed 

LANSING, 

. 

MICHIGAN 

We  Leave  It  to 

You~ 

If  you  want  to  save nt  least  ten  dollars 
on  your  spring  suit,  all  you  have  to  do 
\ Ve  will  do  the 
is  leave  your  measure. 
fit  and  satisfaction  gllarmlleed. 
rest -

Spring  line  of  Heid  Caps  now  ready 

for  your  inspection. 

Ii Always  find  late  things  at 

MIFFLIN'S 

"ASSURED  STYLES"  INDEED! 

A visit to ou r  Women's  Department will  help you to so! \'e the perplex· 

ing question-What to buy this,spring?  A Suit. or  Ore&!',  or Coat.-

The 'Mark of  Quality and  of  fashion plus 
Skill  stamps  each  of  our Garll!ents  the  better  kind. 

Women's tempting  new  Spring  Suits,  Silk  an d  Wool  Dresses, Coau, 
Skirts or  Waists.  Each day a dds  many fresh  bright  things to our coUee-
tion.  Early spring  buyers a lways  lind th e  best K.8SOrtments. 

Our styles bear  the desirable  indh'iduality every lady  wants. 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods Co. 

In  tbi s  City ours Is  the Store that  sells  WOOL T[X 

I 

Do  You  Want 

Pair  Shears 
Knife 
Sa fety  Razor-

(;IUett~. Auto Strop. 
E" .. r·ReM!yand  Ende rs 
to s.,lect from 

. 
HER.Y KIND Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

I 

I-Iones  and  Strops 
Saws 
Hammers 
Hatchets 
Chisels 
Screw  Dri ~-ers 

In  fact,  :mything- you  need  in 
hardware  you  will  find -
ami 
at  prices  to suit- at 

Norton'S HardwarB 

I 

Cot s 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 
- -

ALL  GOODS  DElIVER,ED  fRE[ 

.  M.J.« B. M. BU6K 

-~  ABOU T  TH E  CAMPUS  ~ .. ~ 

t !  

.ul rs.  Bessey  is  spending  a  fe w 
weeks at  her  old  homc  in  Om~tha, 
Ncb. 

In  the class  series  of  hall  gamcs, 
thc  scniors  won  out, defeating  the 
p reps,  ill  a  fin:11  g:nlle. 

. 

E.  \\'.  Dc  Gr:lff,  'I'!,  will  teach 
agriCUlture  ill  the  public schools of 
RlIlj.!or  the coming year. 

J IOlllcr  Denison.  with' I  I, will  be 
associated  with  Prof.  Amlerson  in 
dair~  husbandry  the  comil1~  year. 

.\[iss  Inez  Gilbert,  '11,  has  a  po 
sition  as  tcacher of domestic scicnce 
at"  Lcwiston ,  ;-'Iinn.,  beginning  in 
September. 

Prof.  Kc{lzic  paid  the grounds a 
flying'  trip  onc  day  the  past  wcck, 
when  Dr.  Thoms  ga\'c  him  a  ride 
in  his attto. 

T he  anllual 

facull\"-sellior  ball 
game was  thc  causc o~f  a  lot of fun 
on  Saturday  morning, the  faculty 
losing- Ollt,  10 to S. 

l\liss Betty  Palm, assistllllt  libra 
rian ,  spent  Saturd:t),  Hnd  Sund:ty 
.with  :\Iiss  Fllllllic  ::im ith  :11 
:\Iar 
shall. 

Prof.  and 

:\Irs.  \\-ilsoll  cntc r 
tained  at  dinner  Tucsda\, c\'cning 
for  thc  Euno.ni:in  scniors.  Sc\-cn 
members  of  that  socicty  graduate 
this  year. 

Thc spring  tenn  party  g-ivclI  by 
the  militan'  ollicers  WllS  held  in  thc 
armory Friday e\'clling of last wcek, 
:Itlel  011  Saturday the Themians ga\'c 
a  vcry  cnjoyablc  pllrty. 

;\Irs_  Koch, of  Ann  Arhor,  and 
her  daughter,  "Mrs.  Humphrey, of 
L:lIlsing,  werC  college  visitors  re 
cently. 
lIumphrey  was  a 
fonner  11.  A.  C.  girl. 

:\lrs. 

Lie\ll.  R.  It.  Lron,  '09,  of  Ft. 
Tcrry, N.  Y.,  was  a  collcg-e  callcr 
the  past  week.  1 fr.  Lyon  will 
spcnd  a  short  timc  at  his  homc  in 
1-1aydlle, and  rcturn  for commence 
ment_ 

R alph  Powell,  '11,  now  instruc 
tor in  civil  enginecring  at  ~1. A .  C . 
has  been  awarded  thc  U.  of  M. 
Scholarship from  this  college.  His 
subjects arc enginccring and  mathc 
matics. 

Leo  Exc!br,  M.  A.  C.'s  famous 
football  back  of  last year, ~raduatcd 
from  thc  Un ivcrsity  of  \\-yomillg 
this  se:lsolI,  and  has  been  elected 
athletic  coach  at that  institution  for 
the coming year. 

The authOritics  of  thc  U nivcrsity 
of  Chicago  hl1vC  issu cd  :\  bcautiful 
announcement and  invitations  to the 
Summer  COil vocation,  lind  the  ex 
ercises  connccted  with  the  dedica 
tion  of  The  1 [arper  Mcmorial  Li 
brary June  10  and  t I . 

Thursday  e\'eniug  the  Forestry 
Club  held  :t  hllnquet,  marking  the 
close  of  thc ycar's  meetings.  Thc 
affair  w.is  largely  attendc{l,  a  num 
ber of  underclassmcn  participating. 
Toasts  werc  respondcd  to  by  mem 
bers of  dcparlnl1:~llt and seniors. 

The  Drawing Department cxpect 
soon  to  place  on  cxhibition  a  collec 
tion of  75  original  Japanese  dmw 
ings  on  white  fibre  and  papcr. 
These were securcd  for  commercial 
purposes but they  are  on exhibition 
during  this aftcrnoon  and  evcning. 

Thc  Eunomi:.n  Socictv  h:lvc 
pulled  away  from  the  customary 
COIlHllcllcemeflt  JlIllCe  and  ga~'c  a 
banquet in honor of thcir SClliors and 
alumni last  e~·cning.  A  number of 
exccllc}lt  toasts  were given  and  fol 
lowing  thc  dinner  a  reception  was 
held. 

The Dr:uTIatic Club mcmbers held 
a  banquet in  thc dining  hall  of  the 
church  Thurscbyc\'cning  whcn  the 
terminated.  A 
yea r's  work  was 
servcd  by  the 
good  dinne r  was 
ladics of thc  \ V Omen's Society, after 
which  scvcral  cxccllent  toasts  wc re 
given. 

Invitatio ns  llrc  out  for  the  wed 
ding  of  Kenneth  D. Vall  \Vage nen, 
'l'!,  and  Miss  D ora  ?>Iay  Herbert, 
at  St. 'Q'homas  Episcopal  church 
\Vednesaay  evening, 
D ctroit,  on 
J une! 2.  T he young  people  Icave 
the latter part o f  the  weck  for  Clo 
que t,  Minn. 

Thc  last  union  mceting  of  thi! 
Christian  Associat ions,  held  In  the 
Peoplc's  church,  was _exceptionally 
intcrcsting .  A  number  of 
five· 
minute talks were  g ivc n  on  China 
and  Chinese C\lstoms, illchzlling hoth 
instrumental  and 
vocal  Chincse 
music. 

:\lorc care should  be  exercised  in 
pasting  noticcs  on  our  collcge  bill 
boards. 
I t  is  oftcn  thc  CIISC  that  a 
notice  is  placc onr a  whol e  or  part 
of  a  former  poster  still  in  effect. 
Lct  115  be careful  not to  destroy  t.he 
cffect of  any  collcgc  noticc. 

On  \\' ednesday  of  last  week  the 
hand  gave thc las.t  open  ai r  concert 
o f  the  season.  That  thc  efforts of 
Prof.  Clark  and  his  musicians  have 
hcen appreciated is e~-illenced by thc 
sizc of  the  crowd  at  each  perform 
ance.  A  numbe r  of  our  Lansing 
friends  always 
advantage 
of  these concertS. 

take 

Prof.  ::ih:LW  m:Jdc  a  trip  to  th .. , 
Uppcr  l"cninsul:t  Expcrimcnt  ~t:J­
tion last  weck  lO  con fer with _\Iessrs . 
C:Lrr  :LIld  GciSrl\ar-wilh  refcrcnce to 
the  work  of  the st:ltiou. 

F.  \\-.  Cryslcr,  L'!a,  has  just  ac 
cepted  a  position  with  the  Greenin<r 
is"ursery  Co ..  at  :'I/ollroc,  us  plant 
propaglltor,  ;Uld  bc.t.('ins  work 
im 
mcdimcly  after graduation. 

Clarcnce  Roc ,  ' II, of  Lansing",  a 
student  of  the  Mass.  Inst. of  Tech 
nology,  is  at  homc  for  his s ummer 
v:tcalion. 
li e  will  return  En"t this 
f:l!!  for (mothcr YCl1r's  work . 

II.  E.  Knowlton,  'L2:1,  will rcport 
to  thc  departmcllt  of  agricullu ru 
immediately  aftur  commenCemcnt . 
IIis  \\ork  will  be  experimentation 
in 
I Ie  will 
transportation. 
probably  he  ill  California  and  the 
northwest. 

fruit 

The sellior class  held  appropriate 
memorial  exercises  Thursda\·  for 
the  membe rs  of  the c1:lss  who'ha\-c 
passed  away  during  the  college 
course.  A  t rec was  planted  in  the 
name  of  each,  Dr.  O. J.  P ricc,  of 
L ans ing, officiati ng  at  thc  Sen' icc. 
Thosc to  be  thus  rcmcmbered wcrc 
Lee  North, of  Ii olt;  Elma  Smith, 
of  East  L:ulsingj  Georgi!  Krausc, 
of  Bay  City,  and J ames  Brod)"  of 
Three  Rivers. 

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The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

Everybody  ,eads,  TH E  STATE  JOURNAL 

BECAUSE 
It  completely  covers  lh'  field  o f  local  news,  politics,  and  the 

world of sports . 

Because  its  telegraph  and  correspondence service enable it to 
g ive  its  reade rs  the  Intest  gene ral  news  of  the  day  in  ,d· 
\'ance  o f  :my othe r  ne ..... spaper coming into  Lansing. 

Have THE  STATE  JOURNAL delivere d  to your  ho me by carrier 

COOD  VALUES  IN  HOSIERY  - UNDERWEAR  -
CLOVES  - NECKWEAR 

Women's  Black Silk  Lisle B ose  with  Women'a fine summer weight Union 
Suit-Richelieu  r ib.  Lace 
or  ribbou trimmed .........  50C 

double  cotton  !!Ole -
high  spliced  heel .. . . . 

25C  pair 

B[~k .  "'blte find  colon. 

'Vomen's  pure  thread  Silk  B~ -
50C  pai r 

double  IKIle-bigh 
spliced  heel ......... 

BI"ck, ",·bll.eand tan. 

Men's Open Mesh Union Suit-

ahort  slee ... es--ankJe length  S9C 
Men's  Silk  Lisle  Balr Bose-double 
SOC 

sole. bigh s~lioed heel; regu· 
larUe qua ity; special, S pr. 

THE  YPSILANTI  GAME. 

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The  home  team  dosed  the  s ellson 

in  fine  shape  Saturday,  wh e n  "" 

Ypsi.  Normal  wen t llow n  to  defeat 
to  the  tUlle  o f  8  and  o.  The  b ig 
fea tu re  was  Ihe  pitching  of  Dodg e, 
who allo wed  but  one  hit  and  struc k 
out  16  men.  The olle  lone h it c ame 
in  the 8th,  wh e n  P a ge,  the  visiting 
cRlcher, con uecu"d  fo,  a  three  bag-
ge r.  On the  o ther hand,  the home 

team  we re  c redi ted  with  "  hi ts  off 
lh,  two  pitchers  on  'h,  ~o rm al 
leRm. 

13c ll,  as  pitcher,  was  the  visitors' 
s tar,  anti  played  a  head y  game  :lIld 
throughout .  He 
di d  good  wo rk 
secu red  fhe strikl'-otLts. 

'1l uvey  featured  with  a  cOltch  of 
a  long.  ha rd  d ri ve  to  center.  which 
might  ha"e resulted  in  a  home  rUIl. 
The home  team  slole  bases  at  will, 
In 
I::  such  steals  being  recorded. 
our last issue  we  shall  publish  are-
,·jew of thl.!  season's work. 

Students  arc  requested  10  take 
eyer)'  prec:tution  in  the  packin~ pro· 
cess  thai  no  libnlry  hooks :Ire  in. 
eluded.  The  lihr:trian  will  appn:· 
ciate  vcr\'  much  the  return  of  ,II 
lihrar.r  i.ooks  now  ill  ,h,  ha nds  of 
the  studcll1s  at  the earliest  possible 
moment. 

at 

P urdue,  Ind. 

P.  \r .  ~bson,  'I:!,  has  been 
elected  to  a  posilion  as  llSSiSIRllt  in 
II, 
entomology 
will  be  (lire~'ll\'  umll'r  Prof.  Troop, 
',8, who  now 'has ch;l rgc of  the  de· 
1J:lrllllcnl  of  cntomolo~r· 
1\1 r. 
':\l asoll  is the Ii fth  )1.,:\. C. man to he 
Cll!ClcO  to  , position  at  lhe  lndi;IIm 
. C nL \·ChLly. 

T here  is  on  cxhibition  OIL 
the 
third  Boor  of  EllgiLlet.-riIl~  I iall 
II 
nnc  picture in  culors.  a  work  repre 
sentative  of  our  ll rawiLl g'  rlepart 
mcnt.  The picture i;;  that of  a  Ilellt 
lmug':Llow,  originally  Ilesiglll'd  hy 
\ \-j lson_  The  pcrspect i \'e 
f'rof. 
wns by J.  \V,  Long-nccker,  '[3<:, and 
the  rendcring  by  :\Jiss  lIolt. 

aui rcd 

The freshmen  girls "swllng Ollt" 
in 
eyenin" 
\\'cdncsda,· 
~owns whicb  they  thcmsch'e!I  h~d 
mRlle in  connection  with the work m 
donll~tic  l\ rl.  T hey  fir"t  :lppeMed 
at  dinne r,  after  which  a  promenade 
to  the  band  concert  was  iu  ortler . 
T he re  were II  g reat variety o f s tyles 
in  evidence,  and  the  young  wornell 
arc  to  he  congratulat ed  both  u pon 
thc  qU:ll il)'  o f  work  done and  upon 
the success o f  the "swing out." 

~lrs. JeLlnie  C.  Law  IIllrd)'  will 
he  the guest of  the  Home Econom ic 
\\'ednesday,  :lIld 
Department  011 
wit[  ~ivc Illl  Ilddress ill  the pa r lor  o f 
,,:30 
the  \\'omen's  Building  at 
\Vednesday  afternoon.  This 
is 
particularly for the women st udents, 
bUI  II.  cordial  io vit"ltioo  is  e:.:: tended 
loall of the college communit y, both 
men  and women, to  bear her.  Mrs . 
H ardy  is one of the speake rs:lt  the 
\Vornell's  Press  C lu b,  which  COil· 
venes  in  Lansing during the week . 
\ Ve a re  forlunate  to  h:we her speak 
at the  college. 

Hart.  Shaffner  & 

Oloves and  Neckw ear  in  all  the  latest  novelties  for  the 
Spring  and  Summer  Season. 

Marx  Clothes 

Spalding Sweater, 
Imperia l and  Knoa- Hat. 
Heid  Cap, 
=d 
Men',  Weal  that  provu 
it'Cir the world oyer. 

Sturunt  Sn!tsm,n  Sl1tunhys 

The  Mapes  Co. 

207·2 09  So .. lh  W .... lnlfto. Ave . 

For y,aN  Lansinr s uading CfOlJrj,rs. 

COLLEGE  DRUG  &: 
GROCERY  CO. 

EXPRESS  O FFIC E . 
AGEN CY  STAR  LAUNDRY . 

THE  RIPLEY,f:  GRAr 
PRIN TING  CO.lrpAN,)~ 

Encr .... e~ Printers Stationer. 

LiSS f SG,  .UIClIl0 ... X 

F ield  Agent  \\' .  F .  R:WCIl,  is  in 
the  Upper  P eninsul:1  superintend-
in'l{  the  cle a ri ng of  160 acrcs  of land 
in  connection  with  the  E ... perimtnt 
St:lIioll  al  Ch.lIh:lln. 

.:\Irs.  Ch:!rlcs  lI c rrnlllllLl,  of  .:\Iill· 
neapolis,  w ho  has  hecn  with  he r 
falher,  Col.  Cook, of  Lansing, dur· 
ing  his  recent  illness,  calk-d  on col· 
lege  frienus recclltl}. 

stcnog"rttpher 

~rrs.  Ina  He\'ertlen  \\'ilhc!rn  has 
been  appointed 
in 
Dc.HI  Shaw's olliee  ill  plOlce  of  ~I iss 
fo r 
~IcDonald, who  left 
to 
Petoskey,  \\ here  she  expects 
spend  the summer. 

recently 

'06. 

T he  stor k  called  :,1  the  home  of 
~Ir. and  ~Irs. John  E.  P ooic,  2i43 
Gladys  Ave.,  Chicago, 011  M.lY  I" 
lea ving a fi ne se\'en.pound bo}'.J ohn 
1'1 r.  P oole,  a  g radua te  o f 
Bayard . 
'06,  is  the  p resent  secrehlr yof  the 
Chicago aitullni  association. 

'07· 
Scott  B.  Lill y  hns  ueen  spending 
a  few days  wi th  Lans!,llZ  rel:t th'cs 
]o.Ir.  Lilly  is  :lssistant 
and  friends. 
professor  of  civil  engineering  at 
Swa rthmo re,  Pa.,  and  will  spend 
the 
in  Gra nd 
Rapids.  H e 
the  author  of  a 
paper  on  "Mechanics"  which  ap· 
l\hy  llulletin  pub 
peared  in  the 
lished  by  the  Society  fo r  the  Pro 
motion  o f  Engineering  Education. 

s ummer  vacation 

is 

'1 0. 

The  engage meot  o f  James  E . 
Shaw  and  Miss  Knicke r bocker, o f 
Lansing, is  annouoced. 

cf.WA(NAPP"@. 

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10  supply  you  with  anything 
you  may  need  in  the  line of 
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,h,  U nited  States,  and  hll .... e 
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