The M. A. C. RECORD. 

M IC HI GA N  AGR IC ULT U RA L  CO LLEGE. 

\'nr ..  1 ~. 

~:.\";T  L.\X-:l~ ti.  )1[('11H.3 .\S.  Tl: E:-:r ~.\Y.  OITUJ ~EI\  I.  l!Jl~. 

FARM  MANAGEMENT  WORK 
I N  MICHIGAN . 

Dr.  Eben  M um ford  Chosen  Head  of 
N ew  D epa rtm en t . 

Ur.  Eb~11 :'.lll lllf"rd . "f  I.UIIlllard 
C ullcg<.: .  Gak"b\lr~ .  111.,  ha~  bn'u 
..:hu"..:1l  :IS  bead  of  rill.! 
I I~'"  ,kpurt. 
1I1C I 1\  of  farm  n);lllagcH 1l' llt  I,)  the 
colkg'l',  a ll d  th~'  dq);(I"II1lCIII  ut  :1;': 
\\':I"hll1;..(1OII.  and  ,\ III 
r il'lIllu r~'  al 
h,I\'c  cha r ~c of rhi,..  i" 'purtanl  'l urk 
in  :\lichig';II! . 
l Ie  \\ill  hale  an  l, f · 
li cc 
Ihe.  Ag'ril'll itllT:iI  huilding. 
ill 
,1Il1l  will  L..,  ranked  a,;  :1  r<:':'; \I\<lr  col· 
Iq;l'  pro fe:;,,!)r . 

in 

T his  work  in  far m  1I1;ln;\g'cm..,nl 
"ill  Ill"  ,"arricd  on 
,-u()])L' r atiolJ 
wi r h c it \"  boa rLls o f COlllmcrCl ' ,  nlU11 1 \ 
bOHnls  of  s upcf\,i"vr" and  uthe r  '1~_ 
",lI1izaliolls  whieh  :IYl'  abl ...  to  I,,:ar 
~art  of  the 
till:l1Id .. 1  hll rde ll.  ,lIld 
which  ,Ire  il\l.., re 5Ie«  ill  a;.:rilll ll\1I":11 
dC\'..,]0plll..,nl.  ThrCl'  o r  f n llr  IllI'11 
11:11  C alre:HlY  he.., 11  Sekclnl. :lIul  :l l"l' 
dV;IIg- work';l1  diffcrc llI  pa r I:';  o f  tlw 
stHte.  Dr.  Z'\[uillfo rd 
lIill  ~pe l1d 
one  m onth  ;n  \V ,lshin;.:toll.  g;~tli ng 
in  tollch  with  this  w o rk, 
I [..,  will 
(hell  takc up  his hl';tdqllart c r s  [llthc 
co:l'".!!c  and  co rnpktl'  !he  u r;,:alliz". 
lion  uf  til<.:  II ork 
,IS 
r ~l' i dly  as  p ussihle. 
If  is  "':-'jl""::h'd 
I hat ..,i:.: hl o r  len men  wi II  he il1,,1I\1 kd 
in  thi"  II ,w k  hi tbelh:ar fulur.., .  T lw 
culle"c  is  " I"eall\'  illlerc"kd  in  thi" 
k,l!I;;'e  of ~xtl'nsion  IIl.rl.. ,  >lnd  \\ill 
aid  in  ..,\·c ry  pos~ lhlc  \1  :'y . 

in  ,\1 ;..::hi;'::.11 

!Jr . .\I utlliu rd  11:1"  b r ou;.:lit  up  on 
:1 farm. ,HId  ,II  Ihc  pr"",..,111  tim..,  n il 11::> 
alld  upl'r"t c"  a  farlll 
in  Wl'~tl'rll 
.\lichi).(:lIl. 
l[ e  j",  h''''''I','r,  OIiC  "f 
Ih..,  hest  lralned  mel!  ill  rllral  el'OIl  
Olllie";  in  Ihe  C<,l Ulllr\,. 
I[ e  r el'l~ile,1 
his  Ph.  D.  for  Ilork  dU lll'  ill 
..,,'UII' 
ului e,;.  alld  fo r  thc  p;t~1  kw  ,..,ar;; 
h: ts  [,,'ell  l1l;1kinX  a  thurou).!'h  ~\ud) 
uf th e so cial alld eeull umie eU lldiliul1::> 
uf 
\\,a" 
c;dled  10  tIll"  posit iull  ill  '\[irhig ,1Il 
from  thc  chair u f eCIH1omi..::s  ill  [,0111' 
bard  Colleg('.  The  follege  COil· 
;.:r:IUII: I1t:S  it Sl·jf  II[JOIl  hcill;;  ahle  to 
fin \I,1  lIlan  wil h  s11d1  h i;.! h 
l[ 11:l1ifi. 
catiol1~ fo r  thi"  impurta rlt  p osit ion. 

rllral  dislric!";. 

! Ie 

t h.., 

MINNESOTA  ALUMNI . 

On  Satu nlay ,  lune  ~ <) ,  the  :\1.  A. 
C.  people  of  the'Twill  Cities  lilt:!  :It 
the  .\lil11 11·SOI"  Agrieu lhmll  Colkg-e 
fo r  a  pie n k , 
:\1 iss  Be ~.~i"  Hem is, uf 
t he  domestic  sci<:l1ce  dcpil r trn cllt, 
plarHll'd  Ih"  fecd,  ,md  il  IVas  a  :,lIC' 
:\Irs. 
I:ess.  Those  presenl  wer,,: 
C.  F,  llc rTillann  and  two  "h il tln' n; 
three 
1\lr.  ,Old 
It. 
ch ildren ;  Prof. 
Smith; 
I..::in se \,; 
.\lrs . 
l\lr.  and 
:\Ir.  a;1l1 
"'I rs .  hohler : 
Mrs.  \\'.  T .  Lanxl ey ;  :\I ;ss  Bess il' 
Bemis  [lIlt!  :\1. J.  D o r sey . 

.\Irs.  "'lcElrv),  and 
ilnd 

:\Ir.  and 

.\ 1 rs. 

I I , 

T he college ca r ry a ll took the party 
fora Il ri\-c  nbo ut the i:t r1ll ,  "Ir. Dor · 
j:!'lIide .  P rof. S mith 
sey  a cting :1s 
gave  all  exhibit io n  of  hi s  r idin),:' 
ho rses, ;lIId,  t;tken 
in  a ll,  it  was  11 
pleasan t  day  spellt . 

'<>9. 

D.  L 

lloy d  is  w ith  the  Bernard 

Glockler  C o.,  of  P i t ts~, P". 

TAKING  MEAS URE MENTS 

THE  MICHIGAN  STAT E 
FORESTER . 

1'1,,·  SII III III..,r 

,',III1P  edilillil  (, f  t hl' 
F M·,·J/,.r ,  L·ditL,t!  hI' 
the  ,' Ill",:;  u f 
Iqq .  i"  i~" lIed  for  t·lle  pllqms..,  o f 
~i l' il1~ Ihe ,.tlllklll,,· vicwpoint  o f dlC 
<:uur"L'  (I f stlu h, forlll;;;  of  r..,c r""liol1, 
l'1,'.,  ,111(1  abo'lO  furlll  :t  r.:!o"e r  reb  
t it'tl"hip  hc! lle..,11 
the  1I1I.'mh<: rs  o f 
the  ria,."  and 
IIn.tc r g-radu:tles 
:111,1  a lul11l1i. 

the 

TIll'  1·;,,· .... (,·,.  is:o  lIe:ot  I'l,,,klcl  uf 
':(lUle.: I  [1")":"'"  illl'iudiJl;,!  J  I  l'l'rcl· 
lellt  hal f  1')111'",.  ') 11('  of  II hi,h  I" 
Ili"l" r\  uf  t Ill' 
:;hu \I'11  al1\)\e . •  \ 
"U!ll1l11' r  I,'rm is ~il' CII ,  1Og:~the r \\'ith 
:til  (l ul li ll~'  "f tlt l'  Il ur k  uml..,r t;lkl'lI 
tlllrin~ the p" ~ 1  ~U!l\ tIl er .  1\ ull i'ple 
fl'awr..,  "f  the  beok 
is  the  ('a11lp 
di:lry.  ur  L v;!  Buuk .  E:Kh  d:t~"$ 
"'\"lIt1>  lIere  reconled  ],\'  the  SIll· 
dcn l  rc~potl"ij,k  fo r  th'll- ,Loy'"  ell· 
tr \',  ;'l11 lll1c  1'~'rr"I,"- i"  larg-cll  the 
\'(; l1Ipil ~ltinll  of  th ('''L'  L' ll1ries. 

. 

TI,,:  I\'(. rk  ":lI' ri l''[ 

tl1l'  samc  ,,:<  IlI:t t  of  19 1t. 
s ub jc ct,..  Wl'n'  :t':  fulloll ,, : 

lHl  \\'a~  I1IlIl'h 
T he 

F ic1t 1  ~\ll'I hols -!II ~lnl ltlJl-

(.:il· 

"un . 

:-;11r1''''~  ing-~I ·r" f.  \\" en,[t. 
F{)rC~l T ypl'1>- I>rof ,  S:tnford. 
Et1tu!llolog:~ - Prof.  P cttit 

nnd 

[Jr.  ~h:tfcr, 
F o r  e  5  1 

Bakt'r. 

:\-iel1 sl1r,l1ion  -

Pro f. 

This  \ ca r 

t ill"  "<Im p  w as  0 11  the 
h"ldill:':~  (of  t he  H()\' lle  (.'i1\·  1.11111' 
[,"'r  Co.,  in  Ch:lrl~I'uix  Cu ..  the 
II s ual  e ilm p  eqlliptllelll  being  1I\'lI il· 
[11  ,Hldili"n  to  the  imlidllu,,1 
a1,k . 
lents,  there  \\,a,.  Olll'  use!1  for  l!CI1· 
''Tal aS5l'1Ilhll-,  o nc a s:1 rc,Hli ng- rO OII1 , 
and  o ne  <lS':1  Iccture  r ooln.  The 
hnys  k"'pt  lo:,::gcr's  hOll r,,_  lIml  ate  lit 
thl'  saine  t:lhk  I\ilh  the  I\·orkmen. 
The 
r ecreation  consisted  of  rill c 
practic .. ,.  h ase  hall  a!lll  SWi T111l1illg. 
lin d  in  the  e\-c11i ng  a  huge  bonfire 
was  111:111.." 
,lrOUlHI  whi ch  th e  g r o up 
g:tthe r ed to n:culItlt  the  days' c\-c rtls. 
T he  bovs  :Ire  10  he  congratnilltl·d 
UpOIi  Ihls -,,'ar's pulllicat ion. 

' t  t . 
'\1\'TolI  Cog-sdill,  cng-illcc r,  fo r 
sometime  with  a  lumbe r  compan )' 
in  so uth(;Tl1  B razil ,  has  returned  to 
t h c  State s , on  acco unt of 1\ 1 rs. Cogs. 
d ill's  poo r  health.  He  is  no w 
located  at  Grcellc:lstlc,  In d .,  w he re 
hc  is  leaching  m,u1Ulll 
t ra itting  in 
the  publ ic  schools. 

THE  BOY S  OF  1861. 

.\1.  . \,  C.  ill 

c,pt.  l; eo rl-:"e  \\' .I! ai:!h,(lf  '\[an· 
k:oto . .  \[ ;1111"::.01<1,  Il llo  " lltl' r,',1 
I ll .. , 
lir"t  da~~  at 
IS,;:). 
\I ritl' ~  Itl  his  brothc r. 
llenr\  .:\. 
I[ ,iig-h  ( iSH" the  fuiJmlill,:!  'kt ler 
aholl t  tile  nill"  s tu t!"t1h  (, f  .\1. A . C. 
who  enli"h'd  ill  t h c  L'nilcd  Slates 
\ ·v) urltc..,r  . \rm y  ill  "\ II).,:lIst.  ISGI: 

• 

.. 

•• • 

:-\illl.'  ~hl\lelll~ (If  the 
n,lk·;.! e  joilll'd  Ih~·  ;1 T!n.1  5t  .I ca rs 
<I).!"v  Illis  month. 

··T lwy  e rtlis!!:d  in  ;)  cmnp:m)'  o f 
':JI~in("'r~  which  W:I~  h"in;.!"  or~a tl · 
i/.cd  under  aut hority  fronl  GL"II , 
J!lhn  C.  Fr,'lI10111  b~  C:O]l1.  E.  B. 
[l uw1;llld  .. \  H:Htic  C reL·k . 

. 

the  lillie  balld 
:tHcndi rl).!' 

··T he  e_'l:odu"  o f  n irw  IOtlll"  IlIell 
;,f  "t~,[I'rl1" 
from 
;\1 . .  \. l' rH II ~l',1  a 
11ll' 1I 
),:'rcat  eOllHllutiun,  :lIId  hroke  up  t he 
" r[l,[u:tl ;n"  ,b"s  th:tt  Vl·ar.  Bu l 
- "  
Ih..,  al:liUIi  \\(15  rL·;..:a rdo.:11  a~ palriotie 
and  o.:llIi r d)  prop" r,  al1ll  II..,  <If  the 
:lIId 
lI ine.  tilled  with  ell l l1u"i;("lll 
patriotic- £<.:T\'or.  [IS  "II  ",'n'  thUI, 
110  dOlll,t  f~' h  that" l'  \, l're  \  OUII" 
.... 
he r oes. 
"\\ ..,  t ho\l;..:'h1.  1IItJrt'oler,  t hai  II.., 
had  :111  opporttlnit,l  o f  et1leriu;,!  tho.: 
:lrlll\  of  the 
111 0~ t 
f:worahl e  :l uspkes. :Ind  in  a  l'apiI,';ty 
in  which  we  could  [lIl t  illtu pr:1(,liL';d 
li se  some  o f  the  k lti)\\'icllg'l'  whidl 
we  h atl  J,!':tllll'd  a t  .\/ .• \,  C. 

l ' nion  IIIHlcr 

. 

.. Cap!.  I l owb nd  11' :1:;  a  per:;ona l 
friend  of  VCIl .  Fre mo nt.  a!1(1 
in 
soml'  r es p ecl s  I[ lIi lo.:  sim ilar  10  hill! 
ill  ch:,ractc r,  hci!l).!'  :'Ill  c nt ilusiast1L 
:Ind  ad· 
ide'llis !.  filii  o f  d5iOIl<ln-
\',UlCl'd  ide:1s,  not  :t!1  o f  \,' hleh  \\er.., 
[ t  hud  h eCl1 
I'e ry  practic;ol. 
,' OJ]' 
ceil'ed  Ih:lI 
a  eum p:ll1y  o f  ci\' il 
et1g"ine ('rs  10  be  115('( 1  fo r  si~ n al 
pu r po.<;o:s  a11,1 
:1nd 
o f 
s \I]1l"rvi si llg" 
roads,  h ri dges, 
fo rtlfi eati o lls,  Ctl-" 
w ould  h" a  Ibcful  adjun cl  10  Fre · 
mon t's artn)'.  T he  latter  oht:tilled 
tllc  \rar 
g e ner"l  autllority  from 
D epartmcnt  to  re c ruit  Sill'll  a  co m  
pany, :ttlll  t his  <llllhoritl'  was  dele· 
gated 
I I0 I',lilnd ,  who 
sought 10  SCl' ure  yO IlII ).!'  nlen  from 
co l1e~ es anri  t(·ch n k a l  schoul s  to  fill 
his  mnk s . 

for  1a~ in~  o u t 
con s t r ucl ion 

to  C:tpl. 

th.., 

" l ie  was;\  highl),  Clluc:lt..,d  111:111 , 
:l  goo,1  talkc r,  a  ~ r eat  enlhllsi:lst, 
and  fa r  :,l1c1ll1  o f  his  tin les  in  his 
pro fess ion-thut  of  civil  cnginecr 
IIlg. 

"Supplies  of  m;lny  kimls,  some 

(ContI n ued  on  paae  f .) 

AL U MNI 

·S7· 
C.  \\'.  /{ e,['":lIt 

jJtJ[luhl r 
,·"1 1111),  dr:till  C"mtl1is~i,,"er <If 
( ;r'l , iOl  Co"  II  ith  11I>lltc  al  Ilhal' :I. 

i"  Ihc 

'on. 

L. 

I.. 

\ l'l'k~ :tnt. 
Lall,;ill~.  i"  ttv\\  \\ ilil 
Stcllrn  T rtl,' k  ell,. 
,\1 ieh , 

f"rllll'rl\  uf 
the  .\ 'IIl:riulI1 
at 
:-':tgin:tw. 

'J ~ . 
[I.  I..  BTlIIJg.:r 

i"  Sup!.  (If  Ihe 
COII"t rll,·tiUIi  I JL·pI.  of  Ihe  l{ ull1c1~ 
C (,,.  o f  I.'ll ' t,nc,  Ind. 

.\  ';1111,  Ch:trk-s  [) nl i,l,  \\':l~  hor n 
1,1  :\[r.  :t11l1 
.\Ir" .  Fr:lI1k  G.  Curpl' n' 
kr, of  CalKary ,  Allwrta.  Can.,  on 
;-;"p1.  6. 
;\ 1 r.  L'arpclIter  g ra dualcd 
in  ' o~ ,  and  ;\ [ rs.  Cnrpenter  (Chloe 
(;oo,lril' h ), a  forme r  Lansing"  g:~ r l, 
wa;:.  ,lIse.>  \1  i1l1  the  sal' w  c1 :t:;s. 

\\"riJ,!' ht )  ure 

'0,1' 
Cecil  P hillips  and  \\'if"  (lldtie 
H. 
li fc  al 
I..::  lamMh  I J1di:1I1  1\ :':"'IIC\,  ( )r,'·'un. 
TIll'v  :Ire  on  ad:tilll "o nH:  five  n~iles 
fron;  11  r:ti!\\,:t~·  slat ion,  :ll1d  :rrc  ~l"1-
li. IX  to  I'e  eXI;ert  f:tnl1e r ~ :' 

t-njoyitll( 

'<If). 

.\Ii.la  l\k :'::UHI"I·,  u f  Dl' l iI',.  [ .;11..., 
fur se\'l' r:tl  \'e" r s  s~'il'nl'e  Il'adw r  ill 
the  ~i1c" p~' h 1i ,.  Sd1001s,  will  "pen !1 
tile  o.:oming  yea r  in  :ld v' <I1 ~.., ,1  :;t ud y . 

·o<}. 

J..  \ ' ,  Hc1knap  is  now  \\ith  Ihe 
KaJl l'a",  Ci t)  T e rt1)in :.1  1< ). Co., of 
Il is  re:;idc!l{'e 
KaliS,,:;  C il e 
'\[ 0. 
is~}O E .  .: Ilh  ~I. 

E,  E,  Kurt / 

\\; th 
Co ..  ,)f  l;r.lll d  R;l pi(ls. 

Ihe  C"tllttH>tt\I'l':llth 

In. 
is  iliStrUUlellt  01:11 1 
l'I)\\,,' r 

'I !. 
I. .  1<,  B indil1;..:'  has  aC'T]ltcd 
.1 
pu"it io n  wilh  Prof.  [,e ttit,  uf  tire 
~oil!i d c parttnl' l1t,  Unilc f s il)  o f  1111· 
Ilnis .  Th l'  head  ~' hetn i "t  in  th:11  de· 
parl m"nt  i ...  E.  \ ',tll  AI" tinc,  'OJ. 

Georgl'  F.  Ibl (''''OIl,  wh ll  has  Iwen 
w ith  the  SO!V;l\,  I'rot'es:;  Co. ,I\trinc. 
\0  Ih~ 
Ihe  pasl  SII,n";e r ,  has  gO llC 
Can;ldi:,11 
:'\or t h\\e~l,  where  he 
will  bl'  e n gagell 
l'n g' !I1l'cnng 
w ork  fo r  t h e  Tr:lll scolllinl'nl :t[  n y. 
Cu. 

in 

\V e  q UIl t \!  the  foliowitlJ!  frolll  a 
letkr  written  by  D.  F.  F isher,  of 
thc  Bureau  of  P I:Ilt1 
[llIlustr)' , :lt 
\V;1sll ing:101i  : 

\\'c:lthc r  early 

·'.\I y  work  in  D elaware  is  nearl v 
1  go h:tek  in  :1  w('ek  o r 
l'lImpklcd. 
50,  :IIHi  gc!  the  r es u lts  on  m y  Y o rk 
l111peri:lls  as soon as  pic kin g  hej:!'ins. 
Thcy  h:](j a  fine  c r op of :tIl  kiuds  o f 
Iree  fruit s  there this Summer.  The 
dry 
the  se:lson 
ruined  the  s trawherry  crop,  how· 
evcr.  A s  the 
fo r  opcning 
draws  tlc .. r,  it  see m s  ;13 ' thoug h  I 
ought  10  be  bac k  with  the  hu nch 
:Igain, ami  it  is ' with  a  p a ng of  reo 
I 
g r et  th:lt  I  re a lize  it  is  a1l  o\'~r. 
hope  the  e nrollment  t his  yea r  will 
brcnk  tnc  record ,  and  that  it  may _ 
be  the hest y ear e\' cr fo r  1\'1.  A .  C." 

time 

in 

The  M .  A.  C.  RECORD . 

Th e M.  A . C.  RECORD 

THE  BOYS  OF  1861. 

~U."'."U> ~n.~ TunoU  DUII II.O  .. .. E  COLL~o:.E 

VUlt  U 

"Oil  " """G. "   u an 

... II 'CULTU"" ..  COLLEGE 

B .  A .  FAUNCE .  l,h ... G' '' '''  1E 0'TOII 

SUB$CRIPTIOft 

Eutered  III  eeoond-elass  nm B  mlt lte . 

t.n .... n a.  :\I!eb. 

,,~ 

Add rea .. UlubllcrlptiOnsand  ad'-e rtl $lniJ 
matte. to  tbe  M.  A  O.  R"':OIlO,  1I:&8t  I.a n 
lI1u g .  Mleh.  AddNlllll  .. 1I  contribution"  to 
lbe  M"u!l.lJlnll  J:l:dLtor. 

RemIt  by  P.  O.  Money  Order,  Draft  or 

Regl8tered  I..etter.  Do not send 8t& mp8. 

BUJllncls  Oillee  ,,-ltb  Law.enee  ~ Van 
Sureo  Prtntlnlf 00 ..  ~ I(l-~It Gr'IIld A"e. NQ., 
Lan.lolI:.  Micb. 

T UESDAY,  OCT OBER  1,  19 12. 

A T 

the  close  of  the  first  week 
the  enroll men t  of  new  stu 
de nts  wns  somewhat.  greater  than 
that of last year.  As  IIsual,  a  large 
number  of  students 
from  other 
sta les  h:lvt entered,  and  not  a  few 
ha\'c  presented  c redits  from  other 
colleges  and  uni versities.  Almost 
evcry  denominational  school  and 
normul  in  the  state  is  represcllted. 
A  noti c:t:able  feature  is  the  number 
of studen ts entering from the L' pper 
Peninsul:i. 

The  followillg  SUmlll:lry  is  pra!> 
tically  correct  up  to  O c t. 
I.  T hc 
eurollmcl1t  will,  of  course,  be  in 
creased  s omewhat,  both  h y 
IICW 
studcnts  aud  £roln  the  fa c t  Ihat  the 
sellior  foresters  h:'lVe  not  yet  re· 
turned.  Those  design:tled  as  agri. 
cultural  speci;lls  arc  :II01oSt  exclu· 
sively 
those  who  11;lve  s ubmitted 
credils  from  other institutions. 

Graduate-

Home  Econom ics ___ 
3 
Agri culture and  Forestry __ ___  3 
\rtlteriuary _______  -----------

Special-

llome Eoonomics_ _ 
Agriuutture !\nd  For~try _ 
Engiueering 
Veterinary 

7 

5 
84 

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Prepo.rlltory-

Home  EllunOllliCl< __ ... 
16 
Agtioulwreand  ~'orest ry. _ . ..  03 
40 
Eogin~ring 
Vl:lle r ioary ___ . __ . __ .... _ 
9 

121 

Five  Year .t'reshmau-

Bome EconomiC!; ... _ 
16 
-Agricul tu re and  Forestr y_ . __ .  33 

Englutlering .  .. __  ... _____ ._  " - - 75 

Freshll1an~ 

Home  Economk", . _. _____ .. ___  92 
Agrieu.1ture ami  FortlilLry _. _  _163 
Engineering __ . _. __ . _. ___ . _ ... 114 
Veterinary . __ _ . ___ . ___ .. ___ •.  5 

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Sophomore~ 

B orne  Ecouollli(,'S ________ . . __  63 
Agricultllre /lod  Fo restry .  . _. 115 
Enginee ring  .... ___ .•. _. ___ ._ 109 
__ . _ _  6 
Veterinary . 

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Junior'&-

Home  Eoonomic;; __  __ __ ._._ ..  51 
Agrioultl1re  Ilnd  Forestry  __  . 
74 
E ngineering . __ .. __ 
Veterinary •• __ . 

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Selliors--

Bome  Econo mics_ .... _ .. __ ___  as 
Agriculture and  For6Stry _ .... 81 
E ng ineerlng  _. __ .... ~ ____ . __ .  48 
I 
V eter inary .. __ • ____ ._._._. ___ 

Home Eoonomics. _ ._ ....... _ ... 281 
Agri culture and  Forestry _ ..... _SM 
Engineering __ •. ________ .. ___ ._ All 
Veterinary .. _______ ._ .. _ .....  _  18 

'99 

'65 

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I()onll nued  tron.  pJll!;C  !.) 
unneard  of before,  were  purchased. 
\Vc  were  to  be  a  Sigilli 1  corps  o r 
company,  and  we  practice.]  ami 
d r illed  a  g-rCllt  deal  with  Ihal  cud 
\\·c learned  lc!egT;lphing 
in  view, 
:Hld  signall ing  hy  m eallS  of  Hags 
(wig-wagging"  and  I  remcm ber  w e' 
made  two  large  IIlo\' able 
towe rs, 
which  could  be  put  lip  or  tak(;u 
down  ill  a  few  mOIllt:nts,  from  the 
top  of  which  we  w e r e  10  take  ob 
sen-alion of  the  Hrmy  or enemy  and 
give our signals. 
\\ e also p repared 
a method for flashing sigu:>1s hy dec 
tricity  by  means  of  charcoal  points_ 
"Materials  for  these  and  o th er 
de\·iccs  we r e  purchasc(l,  and  we 
wellt  t.o  the  front  to join  l'- n: mont's 
army  in  1 1 issouri in  the  fall  of 1861. 
"\Vllen  the  large  bill s  for  tb(sc 
supplies,  Dlany  of  them  lor  things 
unh eard of  befor e, r eached  the  \ V ar 
Department,  an  inspector  WIIS  sellt 
Ollt  to  look  us  up.  1  presume  it 
was  wondered  what  we  were  and 
what  we  were  going  to  do.  T he 
report of  this  ins pector  I11l1s t  have 
been  IIllf:lvoruble.  G cn.  Freill o nt 
was  meanwhile  gelling  into  some 
\Vashingtoll, :111d  was 
disfa\'or  in 
SOOIl  aher  remo\'ed  from  command 
of  the  Department of  ~I is souri, and 
the  end  of  it,  so  far  :IS  we  were 
concerned,  was  that  ollr  tomp:ln.\· 
of eng-inecrs  was  gi\-ell  the  c hoice 
of  heing  t ransferred  to  a  ~I issou ri 
caval ry  regimcnt o r  he ill;":- muste r ed 
out of sen ' ice. 

. f  After some discUSf;ivlI,  we chose 
the  bller,  Ihe  main  r e aSoli  being: 
that  we  did  1I0t  Cilre  part icularl y  to 
S('n'c  as ree nLi!s  for  :I  ;\1 is"ou ri r egi 
ment. 

"The  lIiLle  stu<lcnts  of  ~1. A.  C. 
were  as  follows:  Albe rt  F, All11n, 
lIenry  D.  Benh:ll11,  L:lrned 
\ ' . 
Heebe,  O scar  Clute,  Gilbert  A. 
Dickey,  Charles  E.  Il 0llister,  AI· 
bert  N,  I~rentis s,  Thollll1s  1 big-h, 
ami  Gl'or g-e  W.  113igb .  Xeulyall 
of  them  belonged  to  the  class  of 
18(.1. 

oolllmissary 

<,  \\'h e ll  a  lillie  later,  I  cnlisled  in 
the  ~-Ilh :\Jic hig:H1  Infantry,  [  foun d 
there  Gilbert  A.  Dickey, who  W:IS 
serge;!llt 
r eJ;!i mellt:11 
under  Quarterrnaslcr  Di",l)\· 
\'. 
Bell.  Dic key  dischargcd "'tlie  re· 
sponsihle :lIId  tr}'in~  duties  of  this 
position  to  the  ),:' r e<lt  s atis faction  of 
both ofHcers  andlllcn.  As  ti r s t  ser 
geant  of Co.  D,  I  C:lllle  in  daily COIl  
tact  \\ith  him .  11 e  was  o lle  of  the 
!irst to /::Ii ll  promotion as :1  COlllmi~­
siolled  oflicer,  :1Ilt!  bec:LrlIe  s eeoml 
lieutenant of  Co.  G. 
Ill'  W;IS  killed 
:tt  Gell,rshurg on  the  ti rSl  {b}', July 
1,  1863, being  the  first  officer  o f  Ollr 
re~itllent  shot  thHt  day.  1Iis  re 
muins  lie  buried  in  the  l\lichigan 
section  o f  the  Nlltiona!  Cemetery 
lit  Gettysbu r g. 

" H enry  D,  Bcnham 

\'e ry  SOOIl 
reenlisted.  but  I  h:tve  forgotten  in 
wbat  regiment, and  died  in  the ser · 
\-ice,  J th ink  in  1864' 

"L.  V.  B eebe  again  entered  the 
sen' ice,  and  perfor med  very  valu 
abl e  services du r ing  the  lauer years 
of  the  war  at  \Vashiugton,  D.  C., 
in  connecti o n  with  the  "Ll. S.  Sani 
tary  Com lllission . 

"Ollr  hrother,  Thomas  H aigh, 
returned  to  M.  A.  C.,  and  spent 
some  lime  there.  H e  left  the insti 
tution  with  Dr.  Geo r ge  Thu r ber, 
who  was  professor  o f  botany 
in 
11)63,  ami  went  to  New  );-ork  to 
study  medicine,  where  he  s u bse· 
q u ently  g r aduated  from the  ColleJ;!e 
of  I~hysicians  and  Surgeons,  He 
agaill  entered  the  ser vice  as assist· 

!lilt  surgeon ,  U.  S.  A"  and  was  lit· 
tached  10  tbe  army  of  Ihe  P otomac. 
H e  was  in  c harge  o f  hospitals  :tt 
Whi te 
ll ollse  L anding  and  City 
Point,  \ ':1. 

I 

h:tvc 

"I  visiled  him  at  the 1:lIter  pl:l ce , 
and  found  him  in  cha rge of  over a 
hundred  wounded  men,  and  his 
work  w:ts  ve r y  laborious  und  r e· 
sponsible. 
sometimes 
thought  th;lt  the  \-en'  one rous  du 
lies 
laid  upon  him  'here,  lind  his 
in  performing 
g r eat 
s ame,  m:ly  have  con tributed  to  Ihe 
unde r mining  of  h is  health, and  to 
his  untimely  taking  o ff  before  he 
really  reached  his  primt:. 

faithfulness 

"Both  Proft:ssors  Prelltiss  :md 
Clute  did  most  valun!>!e  w o rk  in 
the advance lllcnt  of  agric u lt ural  and 
science  educ:ttioll  in  this  country . 

"Chas  E. Hollister  I  did  not keep 
1  IIn(lerstlllld  he 

trac k  o f. 

much 
lived  a  uscfullifc. 

" B ut of  these  nine  soldier  boys, 
students  of  old  1\1.  A .  c., all  arc 
now  dead  except Alle n  and  myself. 
"1  would  like  to  tell  you  so m e 
thing  of  our  soldier  life  wh ilc  wc 
,861. 
were  in  frcmOllt's  army  in 
ilut  it  was  a  long'  timc  ago.  A s  I 
rt:mcm he r  il,  we  had  :t  roBi c king'. 
h:lppy  outing,  with  light  dulies  :Inti 
good  horses  to  ridc over  the  l)Cauli · 
ful 
rolling  prairies  of  western 
l\lissou ri. " 

lh:O ltGE  W.  ll A1GH ,  (w ith  '6 1). 

ENGINEERI NG  EQUIPMENT. 

T he  machine  shop Illis  reeeilcd:t 
\·;lluable  addition  ill  thc  sh ape  of  :1 
larg:e  hori~.ontal bo rin g',  milling, Hnd 
drillill).:'  111:lchine.  worth  $ 1,670.  A 
num ber  of  spel-ial 
tools  arc  11011' 
beillX'  mnde  in  t.be  shops  for  this 
mac hin("  after  \\ hich  the  machine 
will  find  great  use  ill  the  1I1<lkiug'  o f 
jigs, horing of cy liude r s,  mac hining 
of  hlrge  Illachi u c  parts. etc.,  which 
require  acc urate  IlHlchi nin;,!.  The 
"L ucas  Precision"  mach ine, it:;  it is 
known. is  ,'c ry  accu rulcl y  made ;  011 
it  is  possible  to  mac h inc  w o r k  to 
\\ithin  1-1 000  of  an  illeh  to  tr\1th. 

Th e  lncrea .. e  of  machillery  in  the 
machille  s hop  during  the  I)ast  fl'll' 
ycars  has  necessitaled  the  purc hase 
o f  another  electric  motor,  whicll  is 
:t  duplicale  of  two  others  now  in 
stalled.  making'  possible  thc  tClllpO' 
ran- subslitlltion  of one  for  another 
in  the casc of a  hre~kdowll. 

The tool  room  has  been  movcd  to 
the  eenle r  of  lh e  sho p,  followin g 
the  best  practicc in  work s  m;lIwge 
lIIent;  two  windows  for  s upplies 
h:t\'c heen  pro\' ide{!  i1lste:1d  o f  o n e, 
and  it  is  intended  10  have  :I  student 
act  as  ,. to ol  man "(luring Ihc  pcr iod, 
h is  dUly  bein g  10  assis t  thc  regular 
attelld:lllt,  l\[r.  Bo ice,  in  issui ll~ and 
recei\·ing  t he  tools,  also  to  regrind 
and  plLt  into  proper  condition  Ihe 
tool s 
llcqu:lim 
himself  with  the  va rious  special 
tools  stored  ill  t he  1001  "00111.  A 
diffe r en t  studcnt  w ill  be  assig n ed 
for  this  work each  pC'riod. 

in  currcnt  li se,  and 

The  capacit y  of  the  stock  roo m 
was  \·e ry  much 
inc r eased  by  the 
const r uction  of a number of shelves, 
A  number  of  wood  lathes  of  :1 
new  des ig n  werc  co mpleted  during 
thc su mmer,  illld  ha\'e  hec n  set  up 
in  the  pllttcrn  shop  10  rcplace  those 
th :t!  have  been  worll  out. 

The cupola  room  of  the  foulldry, 
which  was  burned  last  year,  has 
been  put  into  first  class  condition. 
Dange r o us  wooden  portions  of the 
r eplaced  by 
struct u r e  have  been 
brick o r  ceulent, and  the Aoors  ba\'e 
been  cemcntc(1. 

i ATH LETIC~ 

ALMA  AT  M.  A.  C.  SATUR 
DAY. 

IS 

Now  tlUll  c\-er y  student 

a 
memhe r  of the Athletic A ssociation, 
and becausc of the  Blald..'ct  Tax  rc 
ccntly  voted, the r e  should  be  illl  UII· 
\LSU:tlty  large  c r owd  to  witness  the 
first  football  gllme  next  Saturday. 
at 2 :30  p.  m. 

Prof. 1\lacklin  has  heen  busy  0 11 
plans  for student  admissions during 
Ihe  s ummcr,  the  result  of which  is 
a  neat  little  coupon  book  good  for 
to  30  athletic  evenls, 
ad mi ssion 
cO\'eriug  the  entire  y ellr.  These 
will  be  takell  up at the  closc  of  thc 
winte r  :uld  s prillg  tcrms, ami  gil'en 
out  at  thc  beginning  of  the  term s 
fol1owillg.  The  co u pon  book 
is 
g il·en  out  unde r  thc  followi nO'  con. 
ditions: 

'" 

J.  T h e  hook  cntitles  the  holtler 
to  one  admission  to  e vcn'  athletic 
e\-elll  held  under  the  ma'nag em enl 
of  t.he  Athletic  AssociatiOIl  within 
thc  cou p o n s 
the season  st:tled ,  a1l([ 
:Irc  1101  goo(l  iJ  dctachcd . 

'2.  T he owner of  tht:  lickct  is ell· 
tilled  to  one  r eser ve!l  scat  at  e\-cry 
conl e st  whe r e  .s pecial  rcsernllions 
are  provided  for, 
3.  Il olliers  of 

tic ket s.  must  he 
willing 
themst:h'es  at 
:lIIy  time  when  re([ ucstcd  10  do  so, 
:l11d  persons  will  he  <':llle<1  upon  to 
accoullt  for  the  frau dulent  u:)~  of 
these  COli pOll  hooks. 

to  identify 

~ .  Books,  which  ha\-c  been  10:;1 
or  mislaid.  will  I]ot  be  repl:lCe{l,  lIQ r 
will  r<"fu nd  he  made. 

5,  Sigllatures  HlUSt  be  in  ink . 
6.  Erasures or  :Iltcrations  render 

ticket  \·oid. 

These,  in  substance,  :I re  the  COli· 
the  to upo,n 

ditiolls  under  which 
books  arc  issu ed. 

l\[a!c  students  l11ay  s el'lIrc  !l'ese 
books  by  making  a p plic:l lion  to  t he 
oflice of  the  :I\hlctic  di.reclor  after 
9  o'clock  all 
\V etlncsday  of  t his 
wcek, ami  IIpOl1  preSt-nt,ltio ll  o f their 
c1 assific:lt io n  hlank  s howing  th;lt 
thcy  arc clltitl~d  to  s'lInc. 

All  arr:Lngelllcnt  will  be  made 
whercby  the  women  students  llIar 
sccu rc <'A U pOll oooks at the  \\. OI11CIl 'S 
b uilding  Thursd:L}'  morning. 

\\'hile  con s iderahle  n ew  material 
has  shown  lip.  m:lI1)'  of  tIl('  r 'llIdi. 
dates  have  h~.d  little  or  110  experi 
e n ce,  alit]  it  will  t"ke  eonsiderabl ~ 
time  to  J,.:et  them  in  shape.  Every 
man  is  workillg  consistently,  ho\\'. 
e\'er, ami  all  a re  d e termined  to  lip. 
hold  l\f.  A.  C.'s  r epu t:ltiun. 

T he  ncw  men  who art: heing: l.rie{1 
o ut  are  i\.1 iller "t  h alf  and  cnd  j  De 
Pr:tto  and  Cobh  as  half  b;lcks: 
Chaddock  in 
the  line:  Adams  :It 
center, and  C:llkins  at  g'IHlrd.  The 
old  men arc playing Iheir us ual gooll 
gamc. 

Even'ollc s hould be  on  hand  Sat· 
u rda y  a-lid  help  th e  boys  in  Ihis,  Ihe 
fi r s t  COli test  of  the  seaSOIl ,  There 
·reason  wh),  c\' c r y  student 
is  110 
lICx t 
should  1I0t  he 
g-ame  will  be  w ith  Mic higan 
:II 
Ann  Arbo r . 

tbere,  The 

instr uc tor 

Mr. Jay  Smith  has  been  secu red 
to take  Mr.  Neal's  position as assis t. 
ant 
in  machi ne  shop. 
secured  his  practical 
Mr,  Smit h 
the  Lansing shops  com 
work  in 
ing  to  M. A, C.  from 
the  Omega 
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\\' omeu's  tempting  lIew  Fall  Suit~,  Silk  and  Woul  Ur~6,  Colltij, 
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:1  d:\I1;.:I1I.·r, 

liom.  10  I'rof.  allli 
:\"ewman.  1111  ~l'P1- .!  1.
Don"  E"Iher. 
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Hid II ell «il e" 1 heir re"id.·n,·e :11111 r.·~ ... 
il:>  .!  I I:;  Vir",  .\ \ c ..  \\' .. Cllrti~ (bk ." 
:-;a.:r:wH~r1!O.  C"lif. 

!\  reception  was  hl'ld  ill  til.,  pHI' · 
lilTS  of  the  I\;.jpll"::;  Chll r ch  \\·l'll· 
nes,]<1\  Clenin.';.:'  fur  lilt,;  nell  rc .. i· 
dell\!> '  tlf  l~a~1  l.all ~in)!,  alltl 
011 
Thurstla~  ell.:llil1:{  f!lr  nell  SIlItl<.:1I1S, 

The  K:U1~:t~ ,,1:tle  colleg-e  paper 
stall'"  th,lt  :'II .  It. Bowerman, of Ih,· 
da~s  o f  ' Ot),  h:o~  heel I  clet,;ted  tll:t 
in  111echanirat 
posilion  :\"  assiSlant 
d raw ing  in  thaI  ill"lil\llioll  f<..>r 
tit .. · 
COlllH1:{  I·t,;ar. 

:'111''''  Ilarn  . \lIdre"",olf  ilh!ll11. 
.'\".  Y.,  wilh '  her  hahy 
lbu;.:ht.' r, 
K.atherine  EILr.;lheth.  is  \'bilin:.:- at 
the  hOlllC  of  her  1'11.1'1.'1115,  Prof. alld 
r. l rs.  II.  K.  \ ·ell!ll' r.  Dr .. \ nt\rl'\\''' 
;lrril"(:S  this  week  for  ;1  kl\"  da.1  s  11.1 
1\1.  .\ .  C. 

\\'onl  come"  10  us  of  the  death, 
last  week, of  :\11'.  Leonard  II.  :'Ihlr· 
till,  a  studl'lI t  :I I  :'II.  . \.  C.  in  '90i 
'<>9', amI  :l  1Il1'mhcr  of  the  lu:.:-h :ull 
Co. Orch:tnl  Co.  tlu rin g  thnt  ti me. 
Mr.  l\Iartin  WIIS  a  mc m ber  the 
,HId  this 
I\ delphic  lite rary  soc-iet." 
Ihe 
sociel\'  was 
rcprescnletl 
f Ulle r; loll  :;ulIllay  last. 
lie  was  n 
in  colle,l.!'c,  anti  was 
popular  llIan 
rapidl \'  com ing  to  the  front  in  hi" 
homl' ~county ill  the  fruit  business. 
A  complicat ion  o f  troubles  Ill·cess i. 
t;tted  :1n  operntion, :md  in  his  w ellk· 
CoIlctl  conditio n  h('  was  ulla ble  to 
nil)'  from  the  effects  of  same. 

:tI 

:'I lr.  Cleland  Gilchrist  uf  I'o. a. 
1111111115,  I II.,  "':Ii Ihc ~\le~t v f  hi ..  ~h' 
1<.:: 1'.  l)e:m  (jikhri,,1.  in  \::lrh 
:-;l'P' 
. 
It;nll~r. 

:'II r". (ierlru~le I'ders \. all  ll ul"lle, 
:\li""  Flo C"~l· .  ;lIld  :\ I i""  Car()lin. 
EII~\\"rth  \\CrC  l"OJ1q.(,e  li~itur~  on 
:-:.'I't.  !.! . 

<l 

II t' r m:lIl  Bm\ ertind. 

forllll' r 
:'II.  A.  C.  ~tlldelll  alltl  prumin :nr 
rl.·l"e ilt:t\  hi ... 
PrllNlflll.  h:.~  rl.' c\:/1I1.1 
;IPPOilllnl.·1t1  a.,  ;I""j"t:ll1l  pa.,  ma~tcr 
in  the  na l.\' 

Duriu..: 

\11\.'  pOI "I  ~U"lIller  Prof. 
P ul~tln h a"  hel."u  making  (I  "erks (If 
le,,;t.,  for  the  XOI<)  i::ng-ine  L'<..> ..  l,f 
I.all~ing: ,  amI  hOI"  heel!  acting- as ;td · 
\  isor~' eng-il1l'er  f, l r  Ihl·l!). 

The  1'.  :\1.  1<. \. Co.  hi1\'\:  been 
relllo,:lIldiug'  Ihe  C'cdnr  1<.i\·er hrid,!.:'l· 
duri'l),!'"  thc  SUl lll1ler,  :11111  h'll\:  Ihl' 
Ilor k  11011'  ncarl.1  com plcted. 
'1'110 
nCII  sh·d  s]I.IIl!>  hale  hecli  )l1l1 
in, 
nl'\\,  piles  dr;"I.·n,  ;llld  IWI\'  l ics  :11111 
is  thl'rcfore  pnu.ti. 
II 
tloor  11liJ. 
calli  new,  allil  will  prol' L' 
llllll. h 
lllore  l'Ilieil')lt,  ant.!  nlso  sllft'.  The 
:,!rade  has  (Ibo  heen  raisetl  nhOli1 
threc  feet. 

for 

liSe 

Prof.  "UII..:C  tle>!igncd  a  Slcnm 
e ll g'l1W 
for 
alllo·truck 
~Iessrs .  Trnsk  and  Larra hee,  o f 
\\'iliia lllSlon.  The  clI,!!' in e  a nd  CH I' 
;Ire  noll'  hein~ bu ilt  in  Det roit. 
l Ie 
also  collected  tlata  amI  prt:pared  a 
p:11llphlel 
011  matte rs  concerning 
ci\'ic  improl·e me n t.  This  pllmphlet 
will so o n  be  issued  hy the Civ ic  1m . 
p rovemcnt Co mmi ucc of  the  M en's 
in  Applied  Chrislianit y  o f 
Class 
which  be  is  ch,lirman. 

T h.·  fr\:~hllwlI  c1:l""  !lIel  rlt  lu"m 
:'Iloml:1\',  and 
'Ire  duh  org-:lIliled. 
The big  ru~h  \1  ill  LIke  pl:1"e  lIe't 
~.ttuftl;t\ ' .  Illtl'n  Ihc  Ihl1;(I  .. ~t\ln'~" 
II  ill  hl'  illll1l·tl  off. 

\)1'.  ~;lI11Uc1  I'.  Drth.  1\I!h  Iii.' 
da ... "  of  ' I) .!.  ha.,  rCLe 1111~  hl'l'11 
.1[1 ' 
poinl.·11  :1<'1;11;':- pr{,ft-~~ur  "f  JI"litil'" 
ill  Corndl  ll1il'er!-ill'  fo r  the  tir,,! 
~eme~te r of  1 () 1 .! -

I " . -

FJ o~ d  Bdl. ·u;. II  ilh  hi ..  II ik ;(1111 
.'.,Ik"." 
],:111\  41'lu"hll'r.  n.JIl't1  Ul1 
'~lril1,1.:' 
friei"l" 
:-i.·p't·m l:'r. 
lie  is  still  \,ith  lh~"  U;OWl1  Il oi .. lio;.: 
:\lachl1le ry  e, •. , uf  Clcl'cl'll1d,  ('hio, 

e;lril-

1J~'all 

J.~ 11l,UI, 

IdlilL'  "lILlltlili;.! 
Ihe  X:lliol\;']  ,\ s!><..>ciatiOIl  o f  \ · ~' Ier i . 
nariall"  at  IlItl i:m:.polis.  nll'l  Dr.~. 
:-: .  .\Ia.lo.  '~s. nUll  profc,,;;oruf  :tl1i · 
111;11  hl1"h:lI1dry  at  Bla~ kshllr:.:-,  \ ':1. 

E.  E.  SOllrs,  Ilith 

1,).  II  ill  1101 
r.:tllrll  Itl  coll('):e  Ihis  hll,:t'i h.'  ha .. 
en' r y  assu ral ll'e  of  beconlil';.!'  Ihe 
~'{lU II1\'  Sl1n'l' \"nr of  \\'cxford  Co.  nt 
the  comil1;.!'·  fnll  c1n:tion,  1I'1\il1;':-
11011  OUI  i1l  Ihe  primaries. 

Ihe 
Dr.  Heal  h:I:- pn'sel1ted  1(0 
the  lihr:1r}"  a  cop."  o f  R ohert 
I). 
\\'t'cks'  lr:tI1~I,ttion  of  Ihe  XCII 
Testamcnl  from  the  Greek ,  puh. 
lished  in  1~9i by  fuu k  ,I;:  WlIgncl1s 
Co.,  of  ~ ell'  Y o rk  and  Loudon. 
Pro f.  \ \'eeks,  ..... ho  died  il)  Febr u· 
ary,  I ~, was  pro fessor  of  EIl,!!'lish 
lileralUre,  f:l rm  economy , and  secrc· 
Irlry  o f  the  college  from  Il:lSi  to 
,S6.! .  Thc  work  was  prescllted  to 
D r.  Be:d  by  the  autho r's  SOli,  and 
in  tum  givcn  10  the  library  by  the 
doctor. 

I.!. 

:-;.  L . . \nk,·r  i"  : .... "i ... l:lnl  "I1,!!'inccr 
lIith  Ill.·  I)elroi,  ,\  :'Ila. ki" :I\\·  [{I .. 
II  ith  he:ultl"llrtl'r"  :11  Ea"t  "1'3\\ ;.~. 
I·:.  1(.  BCI11it.:r  I~  IC:l Chill~  !1WIIlIal 
:'Ilollrhe:u l. 

trainin;:  :.11,1  ph\.,h ..  ,,' 
:'II ilHl. 

0.  :'II.  lll-ullt:lt  1~  with  tilt·  L'(j:l~1 
Dept.  tlf  lIn·  \\·.·"tillJ.,::hothl.·  Cl •. , !l1 
ehj{":'~lJ,  1\ itlt  r.·~i.lcl1{'e:l1  1 "' 1 L I 
:-;,,]1<.'  .\ I e. 

II.  II.  l'uplill 

Iht: 
t r:lilllll:': 
1ll1111U:tI 
~dlOOb ;11.1  ane~\ i11",  \ \ ' j ... 

i~  ~up.· l"\ t~" r  III 
[luhl; l 

III 

E. (i. Culler ill  ~"il! Il'~'  tl':uhl' r  1/1 

jhe  pulo1i.:  ".']'0,01.,  of  :\\:1ni"li'jlle. 

I ... \ . :\liller j" tilth.· 'l\'il'1'~ of  Ih, 
l' :~. En).!'il1e~·r~ ,It  ~:tlllt  ~tc. :\I,lri.'. 
(i.  :\1.  D ' Dell  is  llraflin).!'  fin  tli.., 

R.·o  .\Julor  ClIr  C e •. ,  of  L:1I1"ing. 

. \!fred  "Itlll'>!  I~  :lssistalll  !>ll[lCr 
;ntelldenlof  lht,;  .Irll'k~\'HI  (j:I ~  Co., 
j:1ck:'toon,  :'Ili"h. 

./ "  t-' • .JtHl.IS  is  dr: lfBm ;o 1l  f<..>r  the 
Oakl .. nd  :'IIot(lr  C,lr Co .. of  P Ollli:IC, 
II ilh  rl!~ideIlCe :11  Orchard  Lake. 

F.  Ii.  ":lIle  is  checker  for  tht: 
Oaklanu  :\ IOlC>r  C:lr  Co. o f  Pontirlc. 
the  All 
l<1o:ksoll, 

Ie  B.  Ddv;n  i ...  wi l h 

EI(.'~·lric  Cu.,  al 

S a ble 
~Iich. 

C.  II.  D ickill:'toOll 

is  with  C:l r . 
pcntcr  .X  1\I1IICrSOll,  engineers  IIm l 
contr:1Clors, o f G r:lnd  R api.ls, ~Iich, 
. \ .  A. 
Carpenter  So:  Co.,  o f  Chiclt~o, with 
rt:sidcnce  at  11 5  S.  Deilroo rn  S t. 

R.  A .  Goodell  is  with 

S .  I..  113 11  is  s upc r int~ndin,l.!'  the 
construct ion  o f  water  wo r ks  plant 
Itl  StOt:kbritlgc,  Mich. 

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HORT .  NEWS . 

FROM  THE  FRONT. 

The  fi rst  meeting  of  tho.;  Il o rt. 
Club  will  be  held  in  the  horticul 
tura]  IlilioraloTY  " " cdllcsd ay  evell  
ill~  at  6 :30.  The  senior  :;ludcnts 
will  g i~'c  short  accounts  of  their 
SUnl Tller  experiences.  P ractically 
al!  of  the sen io rs  spellt  the summer 
ill  sOllie  hOrlil'uitural  work,  and  the 
IllCctill g  is  sure  to  he  a  vc r y  inh:r 
csling:  one.  SC\"('ral  guests  an:  ex 
:-\.  II.  lI end rickson  is  the 
pected. 
presidellt. 
.~Il  s tullelH s  inlerestetl 
in  allY  phase of  horticulture  art·  in 
riled  10  :1Ilelld  all  of these mectill g"S. 

Leo  B.  Scolt  wa"  married  Sep. 
tember  ,oth  to  ~Iiss Hattie  B:lXtt'r, 
of  Auburn,  Iml.  Their  home ,,-ill 
be 
III  COrOllll,  Califoruia,  where 
11 r.  Scott  is  doiug  plant  b reeding 
nnJ  plan t  selectioll  work  for  the  de 
p:lrtrnent of  agricultnre. 

'°5· 
Clarence  A.  R eed  is  tht·  author 
of :1  \'c ry co mplete hul\etiu  o n  .<  The 
Pe.:an,"  iss ued  lluring  the  summer 
by  the  D e partment  o f  Agriculture. 
1 his  is  by  far  the  11m;;!  complete 
tre:Hisc  011  Ihis  now  impon:mt crop 
thaI  h;\s  Ocen  publishell.  "'r. R eed 
has :.:-iven  his e nure  lime for  several 
years  10  Ihe sludy  of  this  c rop,  :lI1 d 
is  now  recog-ni :r.ed  as  a  specialist in 
t hat  fiell!' 

'aS. 
. f.  ~1.  Barden, South  lIa \,ell .  h ad 
:1  hu mper c rop o f  pe:lches  this  yea r. 
By  1Il:t!ly  it  \\':15  considered  one  o f 
t he  Hncst  crops  in  th at  p3rt of  th!! 
s tat e,  :lI1d  attraClcd  the  attcntion  of 
)\Ir. 
frui t  g-rowers  for  many  miles. 
\ -. C.  Pic kford,  of ,he  junior  d;LSS, 
spent the  SULllLnr-r  Oil  Air.  B:ln\cn's 
furln. 

'12 . 

(]('Q.  C.  :-;hcfHdd  spen t  S undn)" 
on  th!! campus . 
l i e is employed  by 
t he  De/ror"!  .I\ ·l'~(,s, 7'(";lulIlI',  uml  h is 
special  work  is  011 
the  il1ustnLted 
sectioll. 

'10. 

C.  E. Smith  is  ag:;un  wilh 

the 
\\It's tern  ~l ichig:LtI  DC"c!opmcnt 
Bure!tu,  and  his  dU ly  is 
to  collcci 
fruit  for  the  forth ..:omillg  Apple 
und  Land Show to  be held  in  Grund 
R:Lpids  the  middl",  of  No,·emiJer. 

Nie.ls  Esbjerl!, leader of  the  H o r 
ticuhurlll  Experiment  Station,  of 
Denma r k,  "\""isited  the  ho rticul tural 
department  Saturday  morning. 

·95· 
Charlt:s  I L  A h·o rd  writes  from 
Portialld,  T ex.,  whe re  he  is super. 
intendent  of  farm s  for  the " T aft 
Ran ch."  The  co mpan y  hns  !tboul 
100,000 ae rcsof land, and  numerous 
industrial  and  commercial  ente r· 
p r ises.  T hili  season  about  9,000 
ac res were  cu!til'ated,  and  this  w ill 
be  inc reas!!d  next  year  \"0 
'-1,000. 
Mr.  Alvord  was  formerly professor 
of agricultu re !lnd  super intendent of 
t he  h r m  at  t he  Tex as  A.  and  M.. 
college, havi ng  resigned  his Ix>sit io ll 
in  S eptembe r,  1911. 

Fort T e rr)",  :\ew  Y o rk , 

September  2,  19'::!' 

\( J  Deilr  E ditor; 

scarcel y 

( 1\1 inc ,  Coast 

I  w r ite  again  at  t bis  time  to  reo 
lI ew  my  subscription  to  the  R EC-
0110.  in  onlt: r  that  1  may  keep  in 
louch  with  the old  college, ,lilt!  he,L r 
at  times  from  the :tlumni  who  w r ite. 
to  1\<1.  A .  C .  T he  summer, 
back 
since  commCllccmcnt,  has  passed 
V!! ry  rap idly  wilh  me  here.  1  ar 
ri n!d  ill  lime  to  :Itlelll\  the  Y:t!e· 
I i:lr\"aru  bO:lt  rIl CCS,  a ud  sinn'  then 
the re  has  Oce ll 
time  10 
lea'·!!  the  Island.  During  the  tirst 
three  weeks of July the l ooth  Com· 
pany 
. .-\ rtillery 
Corps, with  whieb  I  am  assig:ned, 
worked with  the  mi lle plante r , p rac· 
t i ci n~ p1:mtin){  the  la rgcsl  m ine s  ill 
I ~o ket  o f  water, and  with  a  tillal 
cu rrcnt  that is  oilly  exceeded  a t  one 
p1:LC!!  along  t he  Allnmic  coast, :md 
It  WII S  slow 
that  at 
work,  and  at  li mes  exciting ,  lIS  in 
the  instance  where, ill attempting  to 
lower  :t  junction  box  from  a  yawl 
boa t, the  tide was so s tro ng  that Ihe 
boat  capsized  and  nill e  men  were 
throw n  into  Ihe  water. :LIlll  we  lost 
all  o nr  c able  splicing  equipmen t. 
Another  time.  i1  was  n!!cessar y  to 
drop  the  cnd  of a  cable:  o,·c r·hO:lrd 
in  order  to  prevent  the:- boat  f ro m 
being swamped in  a  chopp)' sea that 
came I1p  sutldel1lyagainst  the  tide, 
During  July, 
fi rsl  two 
:mil 
in  Aug-ust .  the  gun  and 
weeks 
motor co mpanies  fro m  Fort  llnmi l· 
1011  and  Fort  T Ollc!], 
Ilellr  Nt:" 
York  City. and  frolll  Fort  .Adams, 
near )Jcw po rt,  R.  I.,  we re  here  fo r 
targct practice. 

Ilell  G:lle. 

the 

During  the  past  1\\0  weeks  Ihe 
six  compa nies  at  this  post  h:lI"e been 
ill cam p, and  we have Ilea rl y  finished 
our t:Lrget pntc tice. 
luth e  next  two 
weeks,  tell  mine  cOll1p:tnies  from 
New  Y o rk  li a r ho r  and  Newport, 
:Uld  six  mille  compani es  from  t his 
district  will  h:t\·e  p ractice  :11  firing 
3·inch  guns  at  nig-bt. 
}\ fter  that 
we  will  have  infantry o:xercis-es  and 
s m:11I  arms  target  practice,  all  of 
w hich  will  keep  us  busy  at  least 
uutil  :'\o'·cmber. 

Thc re  an'  vcry  few  ]-,/.  A.  C. 
people  in  t his  part ic ular  seeliou  of 
the  coumry.  1 think  the  nearest is 
l\lr.  lloyd.  at  \Vorccster,  \lass.  1 
to  be  able  to  return  f o r  the 
hope 
triennial  alumu i  reullion  ncst  sum· 
Iller. 

\\lith  continucd  best  wis hes  for 

friends  3t  M.  A.  C.,  I. re m:!i]!, 

)"ollrs  "cr y  truly , 

P.  R .  LYON,  '09. 

'9 t. 
.:\bri:tll  \Veetl  Neff  wri tes  as  fol· 
lows  from  North  Creek, Ohio; 
,,[ 
always  enjo)"  the  vis its  o f  the  R EC· 
OIlO,  and  re ad  it  the ve r y  fi rs t  thing, 
especially  the  alumll i  news.  Last 
June  Uncle  !:iam  appointed  me  post· 
m istress of  this  tOW II,  and  I  enjoy 
in  connection  with  the 
the  work 
I  wish  for  1-..1.  A . C. and  Ihe 
office. 
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