The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

,'(11..  1" 

BA C TERIOLOGY  DEPART 
MENT  REORGANIZED . 

• 

Dr.  Ward  Giltner is  Plac:ed ;n  Charge. 

AI  a  r~·~·t:111 

IIl<.'Clil1,:.:- o f 

the  1:01 11i l1;: 

l ilt:  ~ Ia flo 
b(),Ir;l  of  ;1:! r icul1ur~·.  the  r~'o r<-r: II1 ' 
i/.alion  of  Ihe.i.;p.lrtlll Cllt  uf  l'a('l~ri· 
olo:,::y  a m i  h~ ~icl1'"  \\'I~  ;lppTon-d . 
L-llIkr  tbl'  Ih:W  arrall.!!clIll-nt.  Ih. 
liiltHl' r  i"  placed  in  ,'ha r;! ... '  of  the 
1h.· P:U'!"'CIIt  fur 
,ll':l T, 
lIilh  t he  lill e  of  . \LIIII),!  l'rofC~,,()r 
of  Ha l·h: riolo:.! ~  and  11 ~~iclll"  Dr. 
F.  II.  \ - an~u dlldc ll 
Ill· 
strul'tor  in  1>:ll.':h: rioll);:\.  :1Ilt!  II  ill,).) 
the  work  formcrl\  in  l·h ar).!"c  nf  Dr. 
Utto  Ib hll .  Dr. '[':.  T. 11,,11111,111,  of 
. \u hur\! . . \1:\ .•  is  m.uic  n':~L'''rdl  ;j-.. 
.. i,.,l.ml  :mil  in-. lrul'\or  ill  h;ll"h" ri o]. 
II).!',' 
11:1110, 
' I I ,  formerly  \Iith  thc  l'\p"rtulcnt 
" Iation  dH' rni ..,t,  i",  m:HIc  a~~i"'I:lIIt  in 
I ..  \{.  ili"!111d· 
h:lctc r ioh"'I .  and 
,I~' 
lJur:.!'l·r,  ' I~: i~ al~n  cnlpllI~l'!I:. ... 
~i~t:IIH . 

ami  pathl)lo:.::~ . .  \ r ;IIJ 

i~  ul;llk' 

M.  A.  C.  WI NS  F IR ST  CON 
TEST. 

ALMA  I S  BEATEN  14  TO  3. 

[n  t hc  tir~t  I:o n ll· .. l  of  1111'  H',",{HI, 
\/ .. \, C. dd",tLc(]  .\ 1111" 
toll  :;-,llUr· 
[·h.·  ,bl 
11:1\  hI  thc ;th'llc  ..,con:. 
\I;;~  ~\ln'tI1"h  \I:lnn  f"r  f' lutlo:tli, 
II  hi .. h  Hl;lde  till'  pLl.'ill'.!  tit',,'.!,  tI1U,'[1 
lImrl'  than  it  \1<.Iuld  ollwr\1 i~e  h"n' 
. \~  \1  ,l~  c\ \)Cde.L  h .. th 
U'J'll·. 
h!l-;l(lll'n, ;\11<1  ;.:r.tn<1  " t ar HI  \\ crc  fu [[. 
"lid  t o  "l'l'  Slid, a l' rt,\,d at  Ihl' "Pc!!· 
;,!,tlllt! "  ,IS  <'l'rtain[y  l'llnlllr; I ~. 
ill;': 
HI:,:' • 

I' h"  hanllud,  ~t"ric.:",  \1  hidl  [Jrl" 
n·,\c.:.1 
t he  \  i~itillJ:  1.';UI1  prml'tl  ;L 
",I.-[II "ioo  !lwl  a  "'1I;Lr.,."  f"r  thl'  nl c.:11 
w hu  il  \la~ ,..ai.[  lIolll.!  hl •  :d,le  unl.' 
I"  ~ r "cc  Ihc  .. ide  lilll'~  \I.: r c 
\o.: r ~ 
lll11rh  ill c\i,lo:llI:o.:.  ,uui  did  IIlliCh  tn 
I. 1"']1 dI>ll 11  t he "ron' . 
• \  1111;1  :11 11;1 ~_ 
plll- IIp:t  S II:lPP}  ;,:",11 1\.',  :<I "i  .",,!llr· 
d:,\'~  C(H1 t l'~1  w as  IIC>  e\(t:pliuli. 

• 

, 

'I ,inc  p\;,."s  ~Icr.::.  in  tho:  Iluin, de· 
pO:lldul  upou  10.1  ht)!h  dl·H·n ...... I· 
thull:,:'h 
fVr\I[lnl 
I~a~ 
w o r]"c, 1  to  mllantag-e  h.1 
tIll'  hOlllc' 
ll-all1  011  :;c\·c·r al  IKo:as i o ll~. 

P,I.,., 

thl' 

:-o.elo:ral  ","h",titutj,ltl"  \\.,: r ,·  "':lIk 
Ilurill;':  the  b~I two  jll' rioll-.  '.!,i\ill~ 
"ppnrlllllil.'  for  Ihe  II CW  m~' l l  to  Ir.1 
IJU I. 

IlICk", 

C h:unherbin,:lt  cCll ter,  proled  a 
I~cij..("hl  so 
li:,:-htcr,  hUI 
ncCo.::'"ar\" 
the  pilot  po",itioll. 
11 0:  was 'replace/[  hJ  Ad:LII1,;  IUllanl 
Ihl'  d o~c of  Ihe  game, 

\hl' 

fu r 

B.  :'Ilillcr  mmlc  good  at  left  l·rlll. 
and  II.  ),1 iller  also  proll:.1 hi",  I1IC\· 
tic  when  hc  was  called  Upoll  IV  r e· 
place  (i o rinflo,  who  reco:il' cd  :t  hn,1 
hUIII[,  011  the  Ilose s hortly  IIftl'r thl' 
0 pc l1il1;.:'  o f  the  se cQnd  11:I1f. 

Ch:l{lduck  pilI 

lip  :111  es.:ellent 
g-ame:1t  the  left  ta,'k le.  alld  H,ihlet's 
work,  l'spccialh  :11  puntill!!,  II a"  :1 
f':::lIu rl·. 

. 
Th e  I·i.,itors'  thro:e  points 

\1("Te 
lllat!l· ln'  Yo .... ht  Oil  a lI r a» ki,' k  fr o m 
th o:  :!o  ;'·d.  li~e. 

). 1.  A,  C .'s  first  scorc  C:lnlC  aftcr 
Ihe  first  Il\'c  minutes  uf  pIa).  Se r  
\'is m:ld e lell yards 011  a d<:lil.l·cII  pass, 
and  H ibkt weill  round ri~ht end  fo r 

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to:II. 

. \fte r 

;/nOI!Jl'r 
tw o  LICk Ie 
1'1".1'"  h}  J uli a n,  [)e  l'r:lIo  W,h  "'o.:lIt 
Oller  h,rtho:tir~\ touch  duwn,  Ri h. 
leI  kid.cd  :,:")/11. 

la~I , 

In  tile  lIe\t  lj u:lr t<:r,  <:l'lc r;l 1  111\. 
"un'. ".,f II! at lo.:lllpI" .. e fU f l1 ard p:'~~es 
\Il'r.·  m:uk.  :11111  m'hh  pCIl:tli/il1).:' 
\I  a~ don.', 
:1  fonlanl  p:cs"  hI 
In  eh o: 
Hi !.!l'!.  ;II U! 
line  hud.~  h\  ~ cni'", 
;lIld  !u li:lII.  hroll:..:-ln  e!ll'  h~11I  to  Illl' 
':;tI.~,~ n lli\)."  C oill!  rl'('Cil.·d:,  for. 
\1:Lrd  P;I,;S  fromJlI li: u l,  mul  ~"h'l~ 
r:l rrlo:d  t l1l'  hall  hcliind  t he  h"r"  for 
rl1\'  "t'l'uwl  ;11 1<1  b~1  ~.:"r.:. 
l{ ihkt 
:lj..(":til1  !.icl.:l,d  ;':-0;'1. 

lilt"  II\~;  It·, 

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lliIJortl. .... 

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l·h8mherl:.in, 
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III!  W  Sd, ul lz 

PII  • !!enning 

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l'mpLrt<.  ll allig .. n;  re r'm~t:,  Kellllt", ly . 

THE  WE AT HER . 

ll1lc.:""  Ihe  tll'xt  lhrec  monlh",  :lrc 
IItHl,;u:llI,  \laTlII,  the  \l';lr  191 ':  II III 
~o d"\1 I;  ill  hi,.IOr)  :I~  011\'  Cflhle~t 
'''" r~  hl1  rl·nonJ. 
\\'i l li  thc  do"c I\f 
:"'"'I'ICmher  Ill' .In'  tflio  ,Ic).!reo.:~  h,·. 
Ill"  the  n\,lrmal  at 
1 : :I ~1  L'II1~in;:. 
~li ch ..  fOL"  the  II'ar to 1I:,ll-,  111'ar!\ 
tho.:  all'r;I"~' 
four  ,!t-"r,,"'"  ,,-,1:1\  011 
.\  1l0ru:;-,11l'1IlI'er:;llIro.:  fo r  eadl ,f'.1 
in  Ihe  I'l'ar  ha~ hee/1  ,lel"rllli'll',1  1)1 
;1'1'1':1;.,'111;..:'  I1p 111<"  :Ilt 1I:llll'lIllwr:l111 r';" 
u f  tile  same  d,lll'  fu r  a  !:o r;.:l'  numher 
of ~e:!r-,  Ij~  l,.m p;lrill;.:-Ihc ICmpt'r. 
:Hu r.·  cadI  t!;11  Ilith  rill'  normul  of 
Ihat  ,bte  it  i·,; p"""i!>lo:  10  (j..,I~'rLllilie 
Iho.:  11111111ll'r  of  ,k~r.:I,·~  ('oIlie r  or 
W:trllier  :111.1  partil1llar  11:,." 
is  lil,lII 
llIi-.:ht  hc  e~Jll'\"Ie,1  fr01tl  11""t  n',', 
(>rd~.  T ho.:  re~ult  i~ C IlIl.,1  II  dep:1 rt· 
urc  frum  upnU:I!.  T he  ~Ullt  of t ill' 
" l'olc\ "  depa r t lire"  hml  e\cee(l ed  The 
"11 ,,"m"  .1~p arlllr.' ~ by  , u io ,lcg:r.·c",. 
If Ih~'  r C' n" lill,le r  of  t he  I.:::or  cnll' 
liuw .. ·s  ;IS  .:,,111.  il  II ill  '·!I.· .. i  the  r ,'O:' 
"re["  fflr  Ille  P:I~II~  \t:;Jrs.  with  :1 
leillper:lturo:  "f 
.ll'l,r 
1~,s5  IIUI\  IlUld"  Ihe  ch:ul1plul1!>hip 
:1Il\OIl~  Ihe .:old year."  \\ill1  a  r,'cun l 
'9 '': 
-F·9  de;.,'ro:l'''',  Whe l he r 
o f 
will  wrest  Ihl'  bun'ls  fro m  IS.sS  re ' 
nl;lins  to  b., seen . 
II  " ill  prubahl.l· 
he:l  do~e tinish. 

I~'(':  Th.., 

T hc tro1tbll' he;!:111  thb y e:lr  ri~h\ 
from  the  lot art.  J :uHlar),  1 91':.  he· 
h:ll et\  h"d!,I -
thl'  worSI of all)' J:ln  
lIan'  UI'  r eco rd.  Th e  telllpcr;lture 
o n  el'en  !I:lI"  ill  Ihe  month  was  he  
low  nb~"lal,  exccpt  OIlC.  rtml 
thaI 
onc.  thl'  l,sth,  was  hut  four  deg-rees 
:11/01' 0:  norl1 WI.  By  the  cud  of  tho: 
month  there  was  a  tot:tl  dcfiei(' n cy 
o f  It3 dt:g-rces -Illurt:  lh"l1  IJ  dc 
j;!rces  II  da)".  on  the ;11·c rrtgc. 

III  Fehruan  th.'rc  \I J~ :1  lelLl1  dc, 
li.:i(' Jl c~  Clf  li'l  ,It-:.!'rn·~,  Inllki'l;':  Ih L' 
tot:l]  from  till"  tir .. ,  uf  Ihl'  .\L'ar  lu 
': !J,  5~()  ,kJ.!rt:l·_~, 
F l'hr1l:1 r.\ 
,\Iarch  11:15  l""l'l·clill~11  eold  :l1~ ". 
:11111  ;I<I.!cd,o::' d";.:rcc",  1I10rc  to  t hL' 
deli,·il·lIl·.I .  "",kill;!  thc  1,,'al  t"  the 
cud  of  the  mouth  ~91,1cg'n·0:-. 

,\pril  \I:lS  '·~;lc·tl.1  Hunn,II,~" Ihe 
,l l·tkil'IK~  o f  S,)\  tk;.:- n'c~  rl'111:1ill,'d 
thl'  ~a"'l'  ,II  lit.·  elLd  of _\pri!. 

~I:I\  Iri",1  Iwrd  I"  do  ho.:ll~·r.  hilt 
\,(J llh\I\'t  It :t rill  up  I  l'ry  lIlu dl, 
r ill' 
tolal  e'r.'~~  ill  Il'lIljll'r;llUr,'  cl uriu g: 
.:'tl:t~  11:1 "  ~o ,Il'~rn'~ .  rnlucil1;.!"  tit,· 
."·:Irl.1  '!l'p;l rtu re  In  ~i I  ,Il·;.:' r ,·,,~ . 

!mll"  \I;I~  cnld .  1110.:  deri.:i,·lIn  fur 
th~ 'lI1ullth  Ile lll;'; 
I ':.)  d,'-..:ree":  :l1lt1 
fur  tl1l'  lear,  10  til.,  L'I{l~o.:  o f  f um' . 
!Ai ,Ic;..: r'o:es . 

' 

11111  :l1,·r:C1.!,'d  a  lilllc ()\·cr  "lie ,Ie· 
;!r'cc  I)er  d:l~  "ollkr  Th:Ul  Ihll:,1.  ;!lId 
to  Ih,'  ,Idit-ielll'." 
adtk-d  .ii  dq.:- ro.:o: 
:l IIIIILL!  d"parllln' 
1I1;,l.ill~  t he  tot,,1 
w , I  Ikg:n·es. 

. \ 

tielit'i'lle.\  of  .so  dl·J,.:rn·"  I\a" 
rl·cor.te(1  dll r iH;.:' 
.\ u;,!"U~I,  m;l!.i!!;,!" 
the  allllll:,1  (kh,i{'Jl~'_'  1(':0  dq.::re.'~ 
10  . \  ll~ust ,}  L 

~epll'lI1hc r  h".,  ~hu\ln :.  IUI"I  0:", 
~'e~~ ill  lel1lpcr;lI l1 ro:  !If  ."In  (k:,:-n',·~ . 
hrill;..:'ill;.!" 
Ibl'  .'l'llr 
t"I,d 
dO\l1!  tl>  1070011  ,";"plelllh"r  ,,0. 

the 

fur 

[.a"t  \\illtcr  it  I';~  p r c,lieto.:,1  11) 
111:111.1  p,:r~oll~  lhal 
tho:  ~ UllLIlL"r  u f 
191~ \\1)1\1,1  !>,'  11111/-11:111)  I\aron.  flll· 
It", ill;..:'  Ihl' co ld  \1  lllll'r. hUI  Tho:  fur" . 
i ~  h "rcll,;( 
":ht  did  1I0t  \'l'rih, 
~afl'  PfIl11(o .. ili,," i;,  thc  \lo::llho:r  I;tll,' 
1(1  ~;tl·  ,h,,,  011 . ,  l'\lreIllO:  alll:ll"  flli. 
1"\\,, aIWII1l' r. 

II 

:-;;lIl'C  !::'61,  l\hl 'l1  Dr.  Ie C. "nl· 
lie  hl':"::""  1l1llkill;'::  It ,'ather  oh~l'n :\. 
tim'"  ,It  Ihl'  CrlI1O::.:'l' ,  til  Ihl'  pn'~"ll1 
lill1l' till' "Il'rot;.::.· ""ll1l;d tl·lI1l1<.:ra1\1rl' 
h,l "  ""0:11  111. (),ll';.:'rl·'~'  The \I.lrltl· 
l',.1  ,l ea r  \\a~  1::'71,  \litll;1I1  :t~er:l:,:l' 
1c11l[1l' r;llurl' u f  1\./.1)  ,lc~rCl·~. ,111\1  Iho.; 
;I~  " ' ;Ill-,I  :Lhol l',  \\,h 
rold c"t  \O:<l r.
I~::'.'i'  'l'Ill'1! 
fo r  thc 
till' 
year \\a"  \':")  ,t.-:! n·l·~ . 

;llna).!',· 

T he  rainfall  !hi~  ) e:1r  Iw.,  [,l'ell 
~fI  L,r.  th .,  !tll .. l  TO 
rw arl\  "orln;,1 
d"tc 
': j'~1  illdle,..  :,,101  Ih~· 
IIUfll);tl  for  till"  tir .. t  nill e  1I 1(1I11h.,  ,If 
thl'  lellf  ;  \",5  IIll'h.: .. , 

],<.:ill :': 

])1-- \11.1  ,\.  ~E1'L1--' , 

1.11~·;11  Forl· c.: "~lcr. 

HORT .  CLU B  MEETIN G. 

T h.:  Il orl. dl1h  ho:hl  ;IS  li r s \  meet. 
il1 ~ \,If  Ihl'  n :;lr  \\· .... lllt·"t!,l\  "iulu. 
T ill'  lectu r~  rOOI11 
ill  Ih~  I I~)I'I, 
huildil1~  \I,I S  tiled  I' ith  il1t('re",tt"d 
I'ro.:". 
1110:1nl 'l· r ..  :1 11\1  othl' r  S IIl , I ': llt ~ . 
Iknd rilkson  ,'allc,1  Ihl'  mcelinl,!  1\,1' 
:!clhcr, :11111  thell  calk-II "1'011  ~O:'\l' r:t l 
s cn io r.,  to  re!:lt o:  tht' ir  "UHlIlWr  ex · 
[,,'neneeS. 
I' aihlwrpc.  1)l\ lid"OIl . 
Kimhall,  C ;l rn.  ).[ather.  :-odllllk-r 
ami  \\'il$on  ;.:a~c  inslr"clho:  p,;ints 
of  inl(' resl  as  L'lI cu urHt'rcd  ill  Ihl'ir 
11011,1<.  I).  Gra· 
I' acarion  work, 
ham  11':1"  pr"~ent, "lid  ::"\l'  :,  few 
\\' .  Fiel.ls  to ld 
\I'~!come  rc.: lJlarks. 
the  !-Ltslor)  of  Ihe  COllcorli  ;.:rap .... , 
II hill'  ies  meri""  \lno:  s ampled  h~ 
the :l1lllicl1cc, 

).Iore of  thcse  SII"PP}  talb  will 
be  gi ve n  :It  future  mo.:ctings.  sO  he 
Sllre  to  ,L Hen,!. 

AL U MNI 

'if!. 
c .. \ . ./l'\ldl i" ,·/I;.:.,:..::c,1  il\  t~'ach. 
:L :..:ri'·\lhll r ~  "t  ).I\·,ifun\.  ":.II ill).:" 
i ll;!: 
this  plal'C  fnull 
r el'ellth  "l>lIl'  I" 
~P()k;II·ll'.'"  ,\ Ir,  J,  ~'''I ......  that  ~I c" · 
f'lnl  i ...  Ihe  IIIl'1r;'p"li~ or !ill"  f:llnr) lI~ 
l{fI:':-UO:  R i\..r  ' -alk'l. ;I!HI  tOt'  !JOIII,· 
IIf  Iht,  l"'~1  jll'ars  :lIhl  l"'alhe ..  (,n 
,·:trtll. 

'(J 1, 

J.  I I , .":k i'lIll·r  h;l~  h" en  appoinlcd 
.1;,:"ricuhu r:.1 
for  h: ("l1 t 
",upt'n isor 
C o ..  :111.1  1,":..::.1"  hi" \\\lrk ,ome  Ihrec 
I [is  ill'lIilqllarlt'r"  arc 
w'·l·ks  :1;':0. 
in 
flf  CIOll1ll1eH:e 
th,'  . \~ ~Ul'Lililln 
I~I, I ..  (. r:Jl1d  R , ' pi,I~ . 

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[).:-..  Hull ,,, I. 

II ".,  rl'~'l'llIl)  hn'l) 
dcdl'li  I" the  p' )~i l i(lll  of le".:Iu·r  "f 
ag-ri(l1llUrl'  ill  the  J111hlil'  ... (hool!>  IJf 
)'Iarincll,·.  \\ 'i... 
1t;IS 
1>i.·I'1l  fo r  Till'  p;J ... t  111  ,e'l r..,  e ll"""l'.1 
ill  l11i,;,~iol1  III,rl.  ill  l :hili. :-.,  .\.  ~ 

~Ir.  B ullo .. :!.: 

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).1 i~~  .\1"r;,:'II.'rill'  lto rru\\ s  T\'''li,,,, 
her  po;;i lillll  ",..  hl"t"r,\ 
in 
rhl'  PrJILli: .. - puhli .... dl"\lI ..  :1'  ;Ill  ;I\}' 
,11 11.:,'  ill  ~;dan,  I'"m;,,,  i.~  I"  II.LI'e 
'
:t  flell  $ri.V;K)  hi~h  -d\fllli  buil,! . 
III!.!  ill ,II.·  Ill'ar  futllrl', 

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I !.  ,\[,  C'>I1nll}. 

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\i"rticul. 
turi~1  at  tho.: 
I ' ull fl'l'h "ic 
. \l:t h'UL!;l 
11",tilule  ;ulIl  1:'p,'rillll'llt ·:-;I;ltioll . 
IIritl'''  Ih"t  Ill'  h:l ~  tr:l\o:kd  UI"r 
11),OOll  mill: ..  duri,,:,!  tilt"  Il.hl  y~ .. r, 
I .rl"lt~  f:.ir 
.1\1<1  h,,~  thu"  ~". IIrell  ;L 
kllo\\kd;..:'\·  IIf  tile  l!11 rt i(ujlural  ('('n 
,Ii llu"~ Ihr .. u'.!/u,lIt  Ih"  ~",It·. 

:'Ilr.  '1',.1.  :'I /.-l.I L"IIt,1 

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II" ..  _I:l rkd 
""  hi~  "cC,,",]  I ,·.Ir,,~  IIhlru,·tor  u f 
h:. r lu:ullilre  111 '  Ih,·  ,ollc;':l'  "f  a ~ri. 
.. ultlla·,  l llil\'r~ill  nf  \\'i~ '·OIl ~III. 
~'Il':"\lr,"'il1"l\  uf 
II .,  \Irite .. 
,\[,l'.,rl h~  ,;ifl  "I.' 
hi~  \Iork. 
r"lHemhl'rl''[  :t~  Ihe  ",lidl',;t  I'atch\' r 
1>11  tho.:  lit' I  1';h,,1>:11I  "'111;1<1. 

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ill 

Ihe 

).1  r,  Fr;HI!.  C.  D:L)  h, lr ~h .  "hi) 
-i u,'('  ;,:'nldl1!1till).!'  h" ..  heo.: l1  '·lIlplo.'l·d 
hI  ,Io c' 
~1')IIt:"la  :-;tale  BO:ln!  of 
11 urI iru\turl'  III  1I, .. ,lt:d  or. h;'n]" a"t! 
fr\l~\,  II ri le"  III 
thl'  Il nrl,  l)qMr'. 
IIIl'ut  hi~ op; lIio ll  of  Ihe  !l ith-r  [{ oot 
\Ionb: 
\ ' allc) 
"The  cl imllte 
!  ,I,. 
I  l'lo:r  ~.I\I  ; 1  nwre 
Itut  hcJle\-e  Ih :1I 
ht::utliful  "a\  th:1I1  Ihi~ OliO:, 
I  r<.>tle 
:dU llJ.:"  tlw  r;"'\' r  Borth  of  thl'  101'", 
U\ui  the  31m,  ju .. t  s iukillJ.:"  h"hind 
Iho:  lI'llll1Ha;I\ ~.  plLt  f,)rlh  ,h"  ;.:nlin 
tie Ids  :111([  froM-IoUlhclI  k;l\ e~ ill  ;111 
Ihl' ir :1111\111111  ;:Iur)." 

,Idig-htfu!. 

f,,\ln\li,,:,:-

is 

". 

:'I/r,  L: ,  ~.l'r:lI1e has  rcsig-m·.1  h is 
pO .. ilioll  \lith  the 
.\IOnt:",a  State 
Board  o f  Ilorliniiture, :tn,1  recurlled 
10  Mi..:h ig:m  111  :",Sl1l11e  Ill.:  manage. 
I11CIII  of  his  behcr's 
fruit 
farm  at  !-'('l1n l' illc, 

/;lrg-C 

'I I-

The  marriage  o f  John  Knecht 
:lnd  ~Ii ss Louise Nortun, o f  / l o well, 
will  lake  place  Oc!. 9.  The  young 
peoplc  will  1il'c  ill  Gran,!  Rapids •. 

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Th e  M . A . C.  RECORD 

MARRIAGES. 

~ U 'LO'''~''  ~v£ ~ ~  TU"lon  DU ' ''"'' T'"  COLLI .. ' 

n ~ "  I'"  T " , 

.. ''' .. ' .... M  'T AT" 

"D ~, "ULTU" . L COLLI .. t 

I UaSC Fl IPTIO N 

150  C EIIIT 5  P IE R  YEAR 

Euterl!d  as  leC:Olld-el"n  .uAIl  maUer  at 

[ .. "IIUII.  Mleh. 

Addreu  All  Hulklerl ptlo n, .. nd  Ad,·erUlIlna 
matler  10  the  M.  A  O.  RI".('()'''',  East  LAn· 
I lnll.  Mich.  Address  "II  contributions  w 
~he M lt.IlBlJlna Editor. 

Rellll'  b,.  P.  U.  MOlle,.  Ord"r,  DrMt  or 

R.eglnered.  Letter.  IJo not .end ~ta\UpIj. 

Bwllneu  omoo  ,,'lUI  La .... r'mc ..  /r.  VAn 
Buren  Printing 00.,  ~1Q.tlt Grand A "e. :"0 •• 
..... nl.nll',  Mleh. 

TUESDAY,  OCTOBER  8,  1912. 

I ~ II  rece nt  number of the  .1Iid/i· 

gall  Dai':I'  Farllft'r  appc;lrs 
an  nrtic!c, by  C.  A. 1\1 elick,  011  the 
subject, "::;hall  \Vc Send  Our  Boy 
to  the  Agricultlu-;,!  Collt!.gc?"  The 
nuthor urges  e\-ery  farmer's  son  to 
attend a  college of sOllie  kind.  This 
qUt:stion  COlllo.!S  at  the  c risis  of  a 
yo ung  m.m's  life,  when  h is  circum· 
s tances,  environlllcnt,  11:ltunll  abil· 
ity  and  inclination dctermine the oc· 
cup:llion  which  he 
is  10  foll ow. 
"\\'e quote  from  tho.!  !irlicle  ;\5  fol· 
lows: 

to  oolaill 

'·I n  Lhese  dars  of  keen  competi. 
tion  ill  every  lillc  of  industry. it  is 
lIhsolutcly  necessary  to  specialize 
in  order 
the  greatest 
etliciency  in  ilily  busil)css.  A  mall 
can  no  longer  succeclI  in  cuvcriJig 
the  elltin~  field o f  agricultun:,  horti· 
culture,  d:lirying,  alld  stock  raising, 
without H  speci'll knowledge of c;lch. 
.\tore  tl11ln  this,  a  knowlcdgc of the 
fuuJanll: 1I 1,d  principlt!S  irn-oh 'cd  in 
:t  process such  as  the  Babcock  leSI, 
ccntriful{ul  force  in  Ihe  c rc:Ul1  SCI'· 
:Iralor, dairy  hacte riology  in  crealll 
ripcning. soil  bllt"lcriology  in  crop 
rotation,  chemistry of  foods  in  ali i· 
mal  nutrition,  not  only  enables  a 
mall  to  du  these  things  tHOI·e  etn 
cientl y,  hUI gin!s  him  a  sat is faction 
nnu  conlidenee  th:rt  cannOt  other· 
wise  be  ohtaiued. 
I'arents  o\\'c  it 
LO  their child r('f1  to  placl::  them  in:t 
college  whe re  they  :Ire  a~soci:lled 
with 
tr:dlled,  skill fu l  in~lrll Cto r s. 
where they  mil)'  choose  the  life  \0· 
c'4ti(UI  hes t  suited  to  their taste and 
adaptabilit\'.  The:  best  bnlin  :lnd 
musd..,  ar~  gene rall y  produced  on 
the  heahh),  farm,  :'IIlti  hOlh  should 
be Iraincu  for lifc's struggle and the 
improvement  of  the  human  rllcc. 
~Iichi~itn hilS  al  Eas t  Lansing  aile 
of the  o ldest  and  hest  .-\~Ti cultural 
colleges  in  the  United  ::;tates . 
If 
fo r  :lny  rCason  :Hlother  A~rieultural 
college  is  preferred. every  state  in 
the ullion  has one, illld  'llost of them 
are cxcellclll." 

HORT.  FIELD  TRIP . 

Ahout  fony-fh·e  Senior  lfOl"t,;., 
with 
l"rofesso r  Eustllcc,  GUIlSOU, 
and  COOIlS,  boarded  the  car  Friday 
fo r  lhe  Cook  farm s,  at  Owosso. 
Dinner  was  bad  ;tt  Chas.  Cook's, 
where the ,. dogs ' . and buns  we  hlltl 
along  were  drowl]( .. 't.1  o ut  of  s ight 
with  hOI 
hiscuits,  honer,  ciuer, 
doughnuts,  al)d  everything  else  tt 
hungry  man  dreams of, all  of which 
the  hospit:lblc  Cooks lavished  upon 
us.  The  orchurds  were  inspected, 
then  the  gang  tra\'eled  to  A.  B. 
Cook's splendid  fa r m. 

J ncidents  of  the  t rip  we re  the 
"mashes" made  by  Eddy  and  J..Jc_ 
Cliotock,a\so the atlempt of  Mayor 
G Ulison  to  swipe  a  g r ipful  of  coal. 
Everyone says, "what a  good  time 
w e  did  have,  lilld  ain't  the  Cooks 
da ndy  fo lks." 

An  unusually  large  ilUlllber  of 
.:'It  A.  C.  Illu mni  h/lve  married 
during  the  past s ummer, and  an  lit. 
tempt  has  been  made  to  110te  each, 
althou~h  in  SOIllC  cases  the  exact 
dllte  has  /lul  becn  secured .  Tho.! 
following  is  the  list,  so  far  as  we 
h:we  heen  able  to  \carll : 

H.  Foley  TUllle,  '03,  who  WIIS 
g ranted  his  ~l.  S.  in  J Ulle,  was 
married  on  Aug.  31 
to  ~Iiss  Edna 
\Valdron .  a 
Preston,  of 
for mer 
lhe  Lansing  public 
tencher 
schools. 
~Ir. and  J\lrs. Tu1tle  will 
he  at home at \\. ooste r, Ohio, where 
the  fo r me r  has  a  position  with  the 
state expe rimell t  stal ion. 

in 

.. \Jiss  Gertrude  Peters,  '06,  aud 
Mr.  Alfred  Richard  Van  1I orn 
wcrc  married o n  Sept.  I  lit  Alban y, 
-:\ .  Y.,  which  city  will  be  their 
their fnWrc  home:  The  bride  has 
been  for  sOllle  ti me  in  chllrge of the 
departmcnt  of  home  economics  in 
the  New  York  Stale  Normal  Col 
lege. 

Percy 

.schroyer,  'oS,  and  Miss 
!l.larion  E d llil  Bowers  wcre  united 
in  marriage  Sept.  II ,  at  Amherst, 
i\lass.,  where  ~Jr.  Schroye r  is  em 
ployed  as  assistant  engineer  :It  the 
A g ricu ltural  College. 

~J iss  (;r:lce  Owen, 

'oS,  was 
rlllirried  on  Jllly  3 1  to  Mr.  Guy 
"ritz, a :  her home in  V ernon.  The 
yo ung  peoplc  are  at  homc  at  330 
Second  A~·e" Detroit. 

Arthur  D.  Ilurd  ;!lId  ;\liss  Grace 
Morg'lll,  both  of  Lm:;ing,  allli  both 
for Iller  ;\1.  A.  C .  .studen t;;,  were 
llwrried  during Ju!)". 
:\Iz·.  Hurt!  is 
a  prominent  business  m :l11  of  the 
home  city. 

i91o,  were  married 

Thomas  10nl:\I\  lind  I I1Izei  Beanl, 
:\t 
:\lr.Jordull  is 
the  American  Hridge  Co .. 

both  of 
Owosso  ill  _\uguSt . 
with 
Chicago. 

J.  \\' . Chapin, ' 10, tellcher  of  Ag. 
ricultur~,  and  also  principle  of 
schools at  ~ o.  Ad:tlll S. was  tll;!rried, 
011  June  :6. to  ~Ii ss Glayd s  \\'hil\e· 
more,  of  ='io • • \d'l1fls. 

Ka\'  Turner,  ' 10, and  :\lis5  Irene 
{{orison,  of  Entr!,  were  rll1lrried 
. Mr.  Turlu.:r  is  te:lch 
Aug-list  ! I  .
in~ a~ricll[ture at  Ilill sdllie. 

;\lallrice  F.  Johnso",  'OJ.  and 
~Iiss  llal:'Cl  Kellogg.  of  Grand 
R npids,  were  married  at  tbe  home 
of  the  hride  un  Jllne  Zj· 
?-Ir. 
John son  i"  wilh  our  department  of 
lllathctlUltics,  :lIld  will  occupy olle of 
the COUages  built  by  Mr .  .':)eel~r. 

A  \·cry  pr(:tty  weddin;.(:  was  that 
at  the  home of  ProL und  :\[ rs. T :lft, 
on  Aug:.  !9,  when  their  Ilaugh ler, 
to  Ed. 
'10,  was  married 
Hazel, 
uard 
The 
Lilld cma rll1, 
19/ I. 
youllg  people left:lt  onCe  for  Eas t 
Jordan,  where  they  spell ! 
few 
.1 
weeks  011  Pille  Lake. 
~\I r.  Lindc_ 
mann  will  be  ll-sociate(1  with  Rc\". 
\Villi:ullsoll  of  I"lymouth cchu rh,  ill 
the  city,  hlldng- cha r}::"c  of the so 
cial  feature  of the  work. 

1\ l r.  Johll  Bidwell  ami  :'>Iiss  Flo r 
ence  topson were married  rc<:ently, 
and  will  m:lke  their hOI:lle  in  S:tcra· 
mell to,  CaL,  where 
I\J r.  Uidwell 
is aile of  the firm  of  Bidwcll  Bros., 
architects  and  builders. 

Leon  B.  Gardner,  '12,  and  H elen 
Eichle, of  Lansing,  were  united  in 
marriage on August21,  Mr. Gard· 
ne r 
this  year  in  Ihe 
T raverse  C ity  schools. 

leachi ng 

is 

Ernest \V. B aldw in, '1 1,and  Miss 
Cl:t ra " 'cndt we re Illlirried a t  Breck· 
en ridge o n ]  une  27. 

\\'alter  (Doc. )  \\·alker, 

'II,  of 
Detroit, and  Miss  Faye  Smith were 
m:trried  early  in  the summer  :11  the 
boille  of  the  b ride's  p:1rellts . 

The  marri;tge  of  I I.  H. Copl an, 
'IZ,  of  Traverse  City,  and  Miss 
l\Jarjorie  Bird, 'I I  WIIS  s olemnized 
at  the  former home of the brit/c Ilear 
Hesperi:l,  :'Iic h. ,  0 11  Aug.  20.  }.Ir. 
and  Mrs.  Coplan  arc  loc.lled  at 
]anes\·ille,  Wis. 

A.  ~Ic"\"itlie,  ' I I ,   and 

).Iiss 
Lilli:tll  Kemlall  wcre  !llnrried  :It thc 
bride's  home  in  East  Lansing, o n 
July  13. 
l\lr.  Mc\-itlit!  is  the pop· 
ul:tr  teache r  of  ag riculltl re  at  St. 
Johns. 

J.Oli\'er  Limon ,  ' I I ,   our  popu· 
lar instructor  in  poultry  husbandry, 
was  married  on  Aug.  14 
to  1\lis!; 
Mabel  Rein e  H ewes, of  Ches ter, 
.1\1  r.  :Iud  1\1 r s.  Linton  arc  at 
I"a. 
home :It  27~ Grand  Ri\·er  A\·C!. 

The  marriage of  A .• "\ . So rellsoll, 
!\l c Donald. 
' I I ,   and  Miss  Kittie 
fo rlller 
111  Dean 
stcllog rl1ph e r 
Shaw's  o /lice,  took  pl1lce  on  Jul y 
29,  at  Frcsno,  Cal.,  where 
j\l r. 
Sore nson  is:t  teache r  in  t he  pu blic 
sc hools. 

Miss  I·lelen  ~Iichllelides,  former 
r-.1.  A.  C., 
iustructor  in  French  al 
was  married  on  Aug.  z.!  10  1\1r. 
Burt  K.  Philp,  of  Grand  Rapids. 
The bri(lc  is  It  niece  o f  H OIl.  Robl. 
D.  Graham,  president  o f  ou r  State 
Board. 

II. L  D c nison, with our l:1st  class, 
WllS  married  on  Aug.  LJ-
to  Miss 
l.illian  Bunn ,  of  Fu lton,  N.  Y., 
which  is  :1150  ~lr.  Denison's  formcr 
l\1r.  :lnd  r-.[rs.  Denison  arc 
home. 
occupying  Ihe  collagc  011  Grove 
::"1.  rccelltl)"  buill hy 1\lr.  Rosenaus. 
[nstruclor O.  L.  Snow  Wilfi  mar· 
rit!(i on St·Pt.3 to 1\1 iss Gertrude .\Jay 
Crey ts,  of  [. :1l1sin«. 
·~Ir. Snow  is 
a  gradua te  of  )-.J.<>A.  C.,  class  of 
19t1, anrl  is  conncct ed  with  the  de· 
part'ncnt  of  physics  and  elcctric:t\ 
ellgineer jug- . 

1\1r.  Charles  Robinson,  o f 

the 
l:hcmist ry  dep:rrtmelll,  e~peri,ment 
sl'ilt ion,  WIIS  marrie~l. all  Sept.  Z  I, to 
:\1 iss 
F'lorcn..:e  Shci"wooJ .  T he 
bride  \\'a~  ~raduatcd  from  the  1..111i· 
'91  \,  alld 
\-crsity  of  i\Jichig:1I1  in 
during  the  following- year  tilughl 
in 
Engli:;h 
puhlic 
),1 r.  and  ),1  rs.  Robin sQIl 
schools. 
occupy  the  beau tiful  new  ho'ne  011 
Bogue strect,  built  fo r  t hem  during 
the  sum mer. 

thc  L,tll"il1 g 

CLASS  RUSH. 

The nll;\1  struggle  between  first 
:tnd  secoml  year mell  was  pulled  off 
Salunl,,)', resulting'  ill  11  victory  for 
the  lalter  I  I  to  -I.  Shortly  uft er 
12  o'cloc k  the  classes  iiI/eli  up 0 11 
thc  d rill  groulId,  and,  after  the 
jJrclirllinaries  :tnd  challenges 
usual 
marched  to  the athletic  field. 

In  the  footh;lll  rush  the  sopho· 
mores  Wall  out in  11  \·ery s hort  time, 
lleatty  c;trrying  the  h'l1\  over  the 
freshm an  line  for  his  c!sss. 
In  the  Can vas  pulls 

lower 
class  was  able  to  w rest  o nl y 
the 
light  weightevellt from  their 0pPo· 
nents. 
In  the  tug of war, howevcr, 
lhey  we re  mo re  successful, and  ill 
less  than  a ile  minute  had  the sec· 
and  year men  plowing  through  i h e 
I{ed  Cedar  R i ver at a  r;tpid  gate. 

the 

the 

The contest ended  with  the  tear 
ing of  1916'S  hauner  f rom  its  place 
on 
tree,  which  1915  accom· 
plished  only  hy  a  hard  struggle, 
and  wit.h  no  time  to  spa re.  T he 
poi nts  in  each  event  lire :  football 
4,  call vas  p ull  3,  flag  r ush  5,  tug  of 
wa r  3. 

• 

, 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  NOTES. 

The  llniOIl  Y.  \V.  and  Y.  i\J.  C. 
A.  reception  for  new  s tudents  held 
in  the  Arlllory  was  exceptionally 
well  attended,  and  thoro ughly  e n .. 
joyed.  Itis estimated  Ih:1t  600  pcr· 
SOilS  we re  present. 

Th e  cleveu  cabinet  members who 
attended  the  reg ular 
llible  Study 
lnstitut e  held  in  J:lc kson  re port  II 
pleasant ;mll  profituble·tri p . 
l1:lI1y 
new  ideHs  wcre  gained  with  refer. 
ellce  to  Bible study  work. 

Th e  regular  Bible  study  work 
began  SUlldH} ,  Sept.  29,  in  the Y. 
1\1.  C.  A .  rooms,  wherc  :I  htrge 
numbe r  of  both  olt!  and  new  stu 
dents  nssembled. 
SC\'er,,1  cl:tsses 
hal'c  beCIl  formed,  ami  :til}'  who 
wish  to  enroll  should  consult  with 
Pres.  Nagler  o r  G.  R,  \V heeler , 
.chairman of  Bible  study  w o r k. 

A  portion  of the  ne w  men  havc 
beell  can vasse{1 
fo r  membership, 
;til!!  the  work  will  be  continued  this 
week, when everyo ne  will  be g i\·en 
lin  opportunit.y  to  e nroll. 

Those  who  arc  making  t he  can· 
vasS  state  that the  prospects  fo r  the 
y .. 'ar arc  c){tre mclr  bri}::"ht.:ls  O\'er 
90  pcr  cellt.  of  thos<."  appro;(cheJ 
the  associ ation,  and 
hllvc 
nearly  30  per  CCllt.  bave  c nrolled· 
for  Bible· study. 

joined 

A  J. Olncy  will  lead  the  Thurs· 
day  e\-eniIlJ{  meeting in  the  A ssocia · 
tio n  rooms  at  6 :30.  Dc,lIl  Lymall 
will  llddress  the  union  meeting  in 
the  P eople's  Churc h  SUI1(by  el'eu 
ing  at  j  :30. 

ENGIN EERING  SHOPS . 

T hroug-h  the  k illdness  of serer:11 
of the  Lunsing  IJ1llllUfuc turinl{  <:on 
cerns,  the  engineering  shops  h,,,· ~· 
sccured  the  cnstillgs  :lnd  p rin cipal 
forg-ings  of  two  g-,(soline  cngines 
aud of  it  c rcam scpar:ltor.  T he  :\ 0. 
\' 0  Engine  Co.  :1I1d  Thc  Origilla! 
G:IS  Eng inc  Co. each  co nt r ibutin~ 
the engine c ls ting-s,  amI  the  Omegll 
Separtor  Co.  Ihe  (·reUlll  separator 

.  c:lstings. 

These  m:lch ines  ;Ire  now heing 
buill  in  the shop..  The se..:tionthat 
is  working on  the  .'!O\"o<."ll);!inc  \is. 
ited  the  .\0"0\·0  \V o rk s  all  T hursday 
to s tudy  their methods and  produc t, 
and  the scclioll  that  is  working  a ll 
the  origin:ll  engine  will  pay  a  like. 
visit  to  the original  plllllt  Oil  Tues. 
cia\". 

i3esidc!;  adding  to  Oltr  equipment 
whcll  the  1Il1lc hines  lire  completed, 
the finishin::: of  these  parts will  ", in· 
still  more  op porwllitl'  of  rollo \~irw 
the policy  which  has· been  adopled 
of lll:lking  re:t!  llseful  lIJachine~ in. 
ste:td  of exercise  picces. 

R.J.  \\'ad(1  is  d rllfting  fo r  the 
Shcpard  Elect ric  C r;lIle  alit!  Ii oisl 
Co., of  lIlotl!our  Falls,  N.  Y. 

R.  A .  \ Vam!,!r  is  with  the  Gell' 
c rill  Electric Co., at  l~it tsfil'ld, Mass., 
as  s tudent  cngincer. 
lIis  :I(ldress 
is So  Plunkett  A\·e. 

C.  R. Giffonj  is  engaged  in  tele. 

phone work  at  D:lvidson.  Mich. 

H.  Groothius  is  llesigner  for  a 
!lew  s team  automobile  concern  in 
Il is  address  is  1450  La. 
Detroit. 
fayette  Axe. 
J.  J.  !la rris 

is  illpector  of  can. 
crete  work  fo r the Hydraulic  Power 
Co., of  Niaga ra  F alls,  N.  Y.,  with 
add ress at  1660 C le\·eland  Ave. 

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the  finest  collection  of  Ladies'  and  Gentle-
men's  Furnishings  ever  brought  to  Lansing. 
,n  furnishings  for  College 
\Ve  specialize 
.-\ lwavs  find  the  latest  ;n  Sweaters, 
trade. 
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and  Neckwear  at 

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The  Mark of  Quality  antl  of  fashion  plus 
Skill  stamps  each  of  our Garments  the  better  kintl. 

\\"u rueu's  telllpting  new  Fall  Suit~,  Silk  and  Wool  Dre;;S{:II,  Coats, 
Skirt" or  Wai~ts .  Eac h  d:\y adds  lUa.ny  fresh  bright  thin~s I(J  (Jur eol l>!c" 
liou.  £n.rly  buyers always  iind  the  Uei>~a.SSOrlnl>!uts. 

Our ~tylt.'!l  bear  the uesirahl!:'  inJi"iJualily e"ery Ilidy  wan Is, 

The  Mills  Dry  Goods Co. 

In this  CitJ ours is  the Store  tllal  se lls  WOOL TEX 

Do  You  Want 

Pair  Sh("lrs 
Kllife 
SafelY  \{ :n~o r-

• ; 1lI~1t~, ,\ utI) ,,1 101>. 

~:n·r.Ke "d)" ,."'!  f:tu.l~r~ 
to ,,'!t""L from 

110lws  and  Strops 
S:IWS 
llatnmers 
lIatchels 
Chisels 
Sercl\'  l)ril·e r o> 

[n  b ct,  a",·th itw  1'0l!  neeu  in 
hardw:lre  \·011  '~ili  fi."d  -
and 
:11  pricc;:  lu  ~uit- :lt 

Norton'S HilrOWilr6 

EVE~Y KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR.  YOUR.  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

ALL GOO DS  DELI VERED  r~EE 

M.J. &.  B.M. BUGK 

, . 

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ABOUT  THE  CAlVI PUS 

""",@."""'" 

0'&;j.l'i~ 

I.  V.  I "1I:1S.  '1": ..... all.:d  on  . ' ,,!lc:-::~· 

fri'l'IH[S  'Frid:l\  of l:!,..t  wl'l'k. 

~I r. GUI1 ,..,)I}  II ill  ~pea)..  hdor~· till' 

Ilori. dill>  \rcdllc",d:l\  t;:leIlUW. 
, 

. 

~J r,  \\'.  ~l.  \\"ible  has  hec:n  em, 
plo.1  ell  a;;  all  additi"""l  illstTlu: h,r 
ill  1}l;lthell1:tlil·",  hq.(j nllin~  U ct .  I, 
I!J I  ~. 

.I, 

I. .  ~:lI\.  '1 0 ,  a  fOrlncr  pole 
\:luJtcr  for  ~l.  _\. C ..  \\:lS  :,t  ~!.  .\, 
~rr,  .... h:lll·  i,..  at 
C.  VI'cr  Sund:tl. 
prc",,'nt sl udclll·lI1;cna;,,:-,·r  o f  :lthklic,. 
;)!  ),forth" e~kTl1  l - lI;"cr~it" 

I'ern"  SchTl>lcr.  ',,~,  and  hrid\' 
II,re  eolle~e vi~ ilC)rs  n  clay  o r  1\1' 0 
Ihc  past  weck . 
~Ir,  ~d;ro}n  I'; 
;js",i~lal1t  cllgi ll ec; r  at  till'  .\Iao>sachu· 
s .. lI,;  A~ri cll1tllral  l'oll l';::e  :It  ,\IIl 
Ikr,,1. 

T he  larg-e  c1"o>sei  in  horticulture 
h:n"c  made  it  tlel'cS~:l r}'  fOI·  the  dc, 
partl"c;nt  10  bo rrOI'·  lahur:tlor,·  alul 
elas",  rOQ"b frOll1  othe r  depart I;le.lb, 
and  [lart  of  thc  farm  mcchalli c~ 
bhor:ltnry  will  he  tl scli  durillj.{  Ihe 
fall  tenll. 

lIugo  Carl  Ziegler,  1,5" .  dil·d  at 
in  D etroit.  Thursday 
his  home, 
11 is  dc;cth 
murniug'  of  l:lst  wcek. 
II'll.$  duc 10  pm·ulllolli;1 ;md  ('omp]i. 
c:i liolls which  re~llltt:d,  ,\1 r , Ziegler 
was  a  n1l·mbe r  of  t he  Columbian 
Ilis  fricmi;:  will 
Lit l' r.lr v  SOl'iell". 
bc  pain~tl  to  know of  his {Ic:lth. 

Prof,  and  M ro>.  \\. arrc n  BabC"ock 
;l re  in  Ro chc,,;tcr,  Minll"  where  the 
professor  will  co u su\t  with  special 
ists  concerning- his  recent  illness. 
Hc  has  1101  been  satisfied  wilh  the 
i mprol't.'mellt  ill  his  physical  comli, 
tion  ,luring  t he  s ummer,  aJllI  his 
to!lege  fricnds hope  he  may find  rc 
h cf  in  the  west. 

L.  E.  E'l'r,  ·I~.  Ica,'hel"  uf  ,,!-:ri. 
,' ulturc  :11  "Ol-id,  \\:lS  :I  cull";::,,  I  is" 
itor  Fri da~ , 

! ,:IIISil1;":-,  for  " 

~Ir", "  Claro,;  C;lIll11hdl  \.e:1\  ill. '0:;. 
,)f  Uelaer.  Colo.,  ii  I'isitil!~  al  h,'r 
lll,1  hOllle.  in 
fell 
wel,ks. 
A 

.na",,,, 
II;' ~ 
held  in  the  armon·  Frida\"  ell·lJill~. 
Dean  Bi ssell.  I>r""f.  ~!,,(k1il1.  ~Ir, 
Corlri' ~hl  ;unl  C.  1.  (hiilu,  'Ut;. 
werc  Ille  speaker", . .  

IIllTling" 

rousin;..:-

~!r. O.  K,  \\"bile ,  tield 

:1}!Cllt  ill 
horticultuTl'.  is  holdill}!  ;1  scrie,;  of 
meeting",  ill  the  ·I·ralerse  !{ay  n:· 
h"iO.I,  clel11 01151 r:"ll ing: I h"  gr: .. 1 i n;::  a ... I 
p,n:-king  uf  (ruil,  apple:>  eSJlco.:i:dly. 

C.  !, th ial1 , '0<), Hrri\'cd 1:lsl  week, 
lUld  ~I-ill  cnler  .\/.  A.  C.  for  PU",I 
gradu;m' work.  Ul'iall was a  prom' 
inent  ;t\hlele  while  in  collc;..:-e,  and. 
with  thrn' olhl'rs,  hohl'S  Ihe  ~J. .\" 
C,  r('conl  in  the  Illile  rel;.y" 

[n5trUC\Or  Geor~c  Brown  Illet 
Ray  l~l'11Jl(')L  'O J,  whell  al  the  Tnl. 
"e rse  Cit\'  fai r  re cently. 
~Ir,  Pen· 
is  i~l  dwrg:e  o( the  on·hanl 
IW\l 
;\orthcrn  ~Ii("hi;::an 
work  at 
I Ie 
Asylum, and  elljoys  Ihis  work. 
is  IItlirried,  and  liVes  in  Ihat  ti ty. 

th e 

A  meeting"  will  be  held 

ill  the 
\Vomcn 's  buil(iing:  on  Frid ay, Oct . 
I  I, lit 4  :30 o'doc k,  10  complete  the 
o rgani:;mlion  of  ;t  h n mch  of  Ihe  A s 
soeialion of  College  Ailimlla~.  All 
<tradllales  of  the  :23  colleges  !l0', 
~!l t he corpora te membership list :.lTt: 
u rged  10  be  p rese nt. 

.' 

• 

11' , 

Tho.:  u,..ual  PI'\I -\\"0\1  l(Jok  pbn: 
T hurs,la.\ 
Ili :!ht,  Ilho.:ll  1110.'  s(lphu. 
mon',.  poslc;d  th~·  c' h:,lkll!.!.C~ to  Ibe 
fir~t  \·c;,.r  II1CI1. 

Paul  (;:.\r,,\\ ..• I:~,  who  II,I~  h.·cll 
nUl  of  l:oll,'g'c  fu r  tl'l'  p;n,\  ,c:lr.  h:t~ 
("nlium;  hi~·  n)I\",;..:-c 
rdurnc.!  II) 
II (Jr\.;.. 

I ' m!:; ,  . \ lId c r"'OIi  :m.!  ~1](Je~milh 
II'crc  "I  Ch:lr!ol!l"  \\" c;dne~":1\  of 
la",1  \\,e;ek.  wllere  they  jlld~ed ,Li r~ 
'·;'lIle.  :.:"wiu=-,  ;m,1  brill  ~'rOJl'"  at  the; 
E:lI('I\  crmnly  biro 

(;.  1I.  Reuter.  willl  'I).  W:l~  :t1 
~ir.  H.  IS  ,..up 

:\1.  .\,  C .  re~'l'!1lh, 
tIll'  Seager 
ply  "'lIpcrintcnd~nl  al 
E!l;.:'inl'  \\""rk~, .11lt1  ;.t  pre~cnt  i_  in 
])a"",  101\;),  ]lullin;..:- lip  ;)n  c1 ~' elri, 
c;)l  pl;l!It. 

.\  11rc  al 

[fil:lIld$,"  Oil 
,. TIll" 
Gra'ld  Ri\e;r  Ale; ..  rcccll!ly  call.!>,·d 
a  p rope r!)  d;lllHI).:"C  of  sonIc  5so or 
$100,  hcside  fllrlli",hillg"  l'xcil("rnent 
lo»c,' cr;.l  hlllldredstu,lent~.  \·:\·Cl""\'  
thin~. hO\le'·er.  lIas  d,me "dC,",·ntiy 
and  in  ordc r." 

\\'l1ilc  no  athletic  season  tickets 
:.r ....  10 he  solll, luemhcr",  of til..,  Icach 
ing- force  n1:ly  purdl;!,.e  Icrm  licket;; 
at  $z.oo,  ;Idmilling  to  all  athlt,tie 
p:lrticubr  term. 
Cl'cnls 
Th..,se  may  bc  sccured  hy  calli ll;.:' 
:11 
Ihe  olliec  o f  the  athletic  director, 

that 

III 

this  week 

~Iiss  Dowuillj.{,  of  Ihc  Ellglish 
.lep:lrtlllc;llt  'It  thc  Y psilanli  State 
~orlllill, will  s peak  in  the  parlors of 
the 
\\'Onlcn'"  building  Saturda) 
cvcning  o f 
7 :30. 
;11 
Subject.  "Et l"nl  Suffrage." 
~I iss 
Downing  was  10  be  ill  Lansing  011 
i\1.  A.  C, 
S~l turday, anu  tomes  to 
upon  illl·itation  of  the  department 
of  home  econom ics.  A  co rdial  in 
vit:ltioll  is  extcnded  to  :111  those  in· 
terested  to  be  presellt. 

Thel"l·  :lrc  Iii -tudc,,\:;  ill  dlclIl  
i 5 lr~  '.;':  in  e hcmi~lr,\· 
tU,  :md  Ii' 
in  cill'mi"ITI  i, 'Ir:l  Ie)\al  of  (JOI)  ill 
this  ~u],jed·. 

, \ ",ill.,  frvlI'  thc  r.·~III"liollt;~"l·I:<. 
the  alhlel;"  as»ol"iatioll  ck'lrl·d  $.10 
Oil  thl·  g'aml'  :-;"Hlnla\·"  E'·l'TI·lwcl,· 
\\'a~  l:C r1 :linll·  0111. 

" 

~!. .\,  C.  i,.  10  halC  a  nel\  $50,. 
000  d:tin 
sile 
chosen  j",  "111;.1  up"n  \Ihid,  thc  uld 
c:c:pl:ril11C1l1  "la 1"1II  h :.r1l  nOI\  :n,lnds, 
.l in·{· II~  north  v f  Iho  brill  hon,;c, 

huil,liug'.  Tlw 

Pror.  t\}!tles  Il un!,uf the  domes 
tic scielll"C depa rt Fllcnl, }!:JIC  :tl]  illu~­
Irate,!  [eelure to  Iler  , ·la';SOIl  Thurs· 
II;)w,,;;,  ;\,;  :Irchi 
d:,,'  aftc;rnoon  0 11 
IC~!l.re  :U1I1 
people . 

the  peculiarilje",  of  ib 

~Ir'" 

\\".  D,  Fr:l zl· r 

( Shi rle) 
linlc  !oou,  !;lInes,  are 
Gardller) ;Uld 
I'i"iti ng'  al  the  hOllle  of  h~r parenlS. 
~I r,  :llld  ~I rs.  I..  B.  G:lTtillcr,  \V. 
SI .  .I oSl'ph 
Lieut. 
rr:l/.cr.  '09,  is  expected  SOOIl  for  a 
brief  ,·isi!. 

!-'L,  LaJ1sing. 

IS  pla'1I1cd,  the  flicts 

Au  ;ute,npt  will  he  made  to  ar 
II  specinl  traill  to  Ann 
range  for 
, 
Arho r  Saturda)'. 
\Vhile  nothin" 
'" '   . 
~ 
{ C illIte 
:l r c 
th at  if is  pcrsons  can  bc secured.  " 
It  is 
spcc;lIl  tr a in  C:lI1  be  h ad. 
prob:thle  thaI  the  trip  will  be  made 
via  Michigll1l  Cclllr:ll.  Siuden!s 
, 
:IIlU  fac uh\" ' alike  will  be  solici ted 
a nd  posters  will  announce  filial  ar' 
ra ngements. 

, 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

Emy •• dy  'osd',  THE  STATE  JOURNAL 
BECAUSE 
I t  completely  covers  tbc  field  of  local  news, politics,  and  the 

world of sports. 

Because  its  telegraph  l l Ud  cor-rcsponrlcncc  service  cllllble  it  to 
<Yin:  ils  readers  the latest  general  Ilews  of  the  day  in  ad 
~allcc of  lilly  other newspaper cOaling  into  Lansillg. 

Ha ve THE  STATE  JOURNA L  delivered  to  yOUT  home by carrier 

RESOLUTIONS . 

II''"/ureas,Ollr  ll cavc nly  Father 
from  our  midst  our 

hilS 
brother  Clarence  B.  Cable, 

take n 

B e  il  R esoh'cd,  That  we,  the 
mcmbers of  the  P hi  Della  societ)" 
do  hereby  express  OUT  sincere sym 
p:lthy  and  regret,  ;111(\ 

.Be il Fur/luI'  N csobed,  That  :1 
copy  of Ihese  resol utions  he printed 
in  the  I!olea.!  and  1\1.  A.  C.  H_E C· 
onD. 

L.  A.  Pln:~C(rrT, 
J.  D.  Fl.s·rCII1W, 
£. R .  \\"ll .1:>OX , 

Committee. 

II 'h""('(15,  The  II e:lleuly  Fathe r 
has  seen  fit  10  take  from  this  world 
the life  of our b rother, Carl  Ziegler, 
B e:  it  R cso/"Jed,  ThH t  the  mem 
bers of the  C olu mhian  Litcrnrr  So 
ciety  ex teno lo  the  bereaved  hmily 
t1wir most  hC;lrtfdt sympathy in  the 
time of sorro\\, and 

fle  it Further  Nesoh·ed,  Tha t  a 
copy of these  resohllious  be  pl:lced 
in  the  lio/mll :IIH.I  RECOIt!). 

Signed , 

E.  F.  1100:, 
J.  \\".  \\·E,. TOX , 
·F.  C.  ~lo1t ,\s . 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

~l iss. \ g-IlCS .1 OIlCS, of  Lan;;:ing, is 
~Ioi ll).;"  !>lI.·I\O;.! ra ph ic  work  fo r  Profs. 
B .. trfOWS  ;lIul Jo hllsto n  and  Dr.  L.\·' 
man. 

llrown  was 

..-\t  the  r<,ccllt  bO:lrd  meeti ng  Sec· 
ret3f\ 
:l\llhori1..ed  to 
purciHlsc  700  foltling- .:h airs  for  the 
'lrmory. 

Two  si:.. ·room  cott:lge,;  arc  bcillg 
':OIiSlrucled  a ll  the farm  bne,1O  be 
occupied  by  thc  f;lfm  workmen  alld 
f:lIl1ili es. 

Tile horticulturlll  de partment has 
s l:lrtcd  to  han'cst thcir potato  c rop, 
and  it  promiseS  to be  all  exc,:plion 
:,Il~  good  o ne. 

F.  B.  P ost,  who  d ropped  out  of 
eolle;..::~  on  'leCOl1lll  of.  n  nUl  of 
typhOid  fc\cr,  has  <l;.!";tUI  rdiunlcd 
his  college  work. 

G.  A.  Kel sall.  former  inst ructor 
in electrical ellginccril1;,!:,  has;t lucra 
tive  posi tion  with  an  electriC;:11  com· 
pal1~  in  X ew Y o rk  city  li S  research 
mall. 

~I rs.  EUU:lrd  Lindeman  ente r 
tHined.  Friday  :lfternooll  frolll  3  to 
5, for }'l rs. i\orma \ . t:'dder Andrews 
who  n:tl1rncd  S:lIurday  to her home 
ill  Ithaca,:.I.  Y. 

C.  L.  Coffeen  ami  H . H.  130wles 
acted  as  judges lit the  harvest  festi· 
\,:11  held  at  Owosso  1,Ist  week. 
Frui ts  and  vegetables  formed  the 
greater  part of the e"hibitioll . 

Frt:'tI  A.  Stone,  I ze,  forme r  cap· 
tain  of  the M.  A.  C.  football  tellm, 
is doing surveying work near Laurcl, 
to 
1.10111al1;11.  Fred  sends  regards 
c\.erybodr connec ted  wi t h  the Col· 
lege. 

.Mr.  Coffeen  spoke  before  the 
:lgricl1ltural  swdel1ts  at  the  Sl. 
J o hns  public school  Saturday of  last 
week. 

An  atte mpt  has  been  mmle  10 
paint  the  bleachers  on  the  athlelic 
lidd,  b\l\  Mr .  Howard  and  his  as· 
sistan ts  have found  it difficult  to g et 
the  work done  between s h owers. 

i\liss  )1<Ircill  Carl,  fortner  stell · 
ographer  at  ;\1.  A.  C., is  Ihis  yea r 
:It Alma  College, where she is doing 
l~residelll  Blaisdel l's  s lenogr:lphie 
w o rk ,  and  also  taking  SOllie  college 
work. 

rooms  ill 

T he  societ) 

\ Villiams 
H all, 
fo r merly  occupied  by 
the 
Olympics have bc<: n  assiXlled  to  the 
Auror<,an  Litcr:lry  SocidY,  under 
th esa me inSlruc t iOll s :111(1  regul;nions 
as  arc  imposed  upon  the  literary 
societies  in  \V ells  Hall. 

Scene-Olnce  of  Chemical  D e 
partm~nt.  Freshman  co·ed  enters 
w est  door,  ;IIRI  at  the  same  time 
fr eshme n  No.2  enters  from  oppo· 
si te  s ide  of  roo m.  Each takes  the 
other  for  memher  of  oBiee  force, 
;l1ld  hegins  a"kiug  for  inform:!tion. 
R esults  are,  e njo y ment 
fo r  olfice 
fon:e  nnd  "beller  umlcr"t:lI1ding:" 
betwe<:11  ctllssmates. 

Dr.  E.  T.  Iial iman.  new  research 
a1;;sist;lnt  al1d  instructor  ill  h:u::teri· 
olo~L\'  :Ind  pathology,  is  ;1  gnlduate 
of  Iht!  _\lah'lIIHl  Pol ytl'chnir: School, 
class  of  1910.  The following sum· 
merhesp.:nt  atJohn  Il o pkins  L- ni  
versily.  Since 
this  time  he  has 
heen  ell).!"ng:ell  :IS  illStructOf  in  p :H h 
ology  and  baclc riolog\'  nt  Auburn, 
frol11  whieh  ill slitutioll  he  comes  to 
,\1.  .A.  C. 

~l;l kol m  K~d ):ie,  who  h as  bee n 
confined  to  Ihe  ::iacred  lIcart  hos· 
pital  at  Spok;llIe.  \\. ash ..  for seve rltl 
\\ecks,  is  improving:  nicely.  Mr. 
K edzie  was  taken  i ll  while  ill  the 
fo rest  sen'ice  at  L ibby, 1>lont.,  aud 
\\:\s  at  the  time  rooming  with  ~Ir. 
C ortright.  1J0rr  Skeets,  '04.  ac· 
companied  him  to  the Spokane  hos· 
~I iss  ROSilnl ond  is  with  he r 
pil;11. 
brother, and  his  recovc r\'  is  o nl\'  a 
matter  of time. 

. 

. 

Yerne  E.  LeRoy, of  O hio,  has 
been elected  as instructor in zoo!og:y 
for  the  com ing year, in  place o f  1\1 r. 
Davis,  who  did  Hot  retu rn. 
~\Ir. 
LeRoy  i,,:1  g raduale  of  Ohio  State 
with  the  llcgree of  A.  B.,  and  hilS 
!tll  1>1.  S.  frOIll  Ohio  Lniversi1r 
lie  has  for  the  past 
(Alhens ). 
year been  a  teacher  of  uio log"Y 
in 
the State :'-Jorrnal College M  Spring. 
field,  S.  D.,  from  whicb  place  he 
comes to  ),1.  A.  C. 

An  ~I. A. C. demonstratio n  Imin, 
cons isting of  three  coaches,  left  l;lst 
evelling  fo r  a  trip through the upper 
pellillsula. 
0111.'  ca r  contHills  callie 
and  swine,  another  potlitr)"  and  a 
third  is  given  O\' er  to  farm  crop", 
grains,  hTm  100\S, etc. 
),1 r.  Raven 
will  have  general  ch;, rge. lind  will 
be  assisted  by  Prof.  Jeffery,  ~lr. 
Linton  allli  others.  The  train  is 
rUIl  over the Duluth  &  South  Shore 
R y .,  a nd  if  special  :,rnll1gelllellt can 
be  mmle,  will  rl1l1  as  far  as  Dl1luth. 

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" VERY reader  or the  M.  A. C.  Record is  cordially  invited to 
visit our  store,  use  our  rest  room,  telephone.  and  our  mail 
order  department  by  writing  for  samples  or  ordering  mer· 
chandise; money  refunded  whenever  you  are  not  pleased. 

. 

New  Silks  and  Dress  Goods  Much  Under  Price. 

51.25 ~torm Serge. &I alld 56 

in ches wiue:  heavy qUlll- $ j  00 
ity.  Spedal.  the  yard . . 
$1.50.  $1.7;' a nd  82.00 (IUllli· 
ties  of  Drc . .;.;;  Good"  and 
SUitings.  1)4  inches  wide. 
Sample pieces. yll rd .. .... $1.25 

• 

81.26  Princess  lIessaline,  full 
yard wide ; all colors.  Special 
the  yard .................... 98C 

$1.2.5  ric h .  heavy.  plain  Satin 
Faille.  8  !J.IlOl ple ha lf  pieces; 
new  fall colors.  It wears. 
S pecial. the yard 

75C 

J.  W.  KNAPP  CO. 
C loaks.  Suits,  Furs.  Ladies '  and  Gents' Furnishings,  Dry  Good s,  H ouse 
Furnishings,  and  an  immense  5(:  and  10C  store. 

Lawrence &  Van Buren 
Printing- Company 

210_212  Gra nd  Ave.  North 

Lilley 
College 
Un iforms 

.'l.rl:  H,..  ,,,·know· 
1"(I""d  ~!nnth. td  fot 
III I III" t )'  ~I:hoo!~. 
"nd  11'"  wno'"  !I t  " II 
th €'  1 .. ,I.llnl<  coll~I(o'~ 
",·"rywllo)re. 
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DIRE CTORY 

LAN S ING  B US INE SS  AND 
PROFESS IONAL  i\IEr\. 
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thOB-t.  o f  1111  on.  olb er  .. d'·<lrtl..,r~.  " re  of 
re\lllille  partleH.  W e  hope  \["'\  the  fllculty 
a nd  students  "'W  tali\!  ll'lillS  10  Ptltmulze 
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BARBERS. 

C O t . 1>J!:O ~-:  BARBEll  SHO t'. 

Honse . •  'l.n dy  1& .1111  "'Itlo  .\1.  A. O. 
hn,,".\' lHuloT.  ,u,d ""' ..... 1 work don~. 

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NTEW  HAnH~H SHOP.  In  l'h tl ..:·  Build· 
11l1i!".  uml{'r  HAuer'S  I)ruo<  " nd  (lTo".:oty 
SI O~.  If YOII  "'I~ 11  "8tyll~h 1o .. lr Cnl  1I'1'·eu~ 
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BOOKS  AND STATIONERY. 
A  M.  E~I~;R\' .IH' WlIsh.A\"e.N'.  JIooks. 

•  Ftul'  SIIlllon ery.  ~;n!l'tll"ed  C .. l1JnR 
Oards.  ~·ount.alll  t'~II~. 
l '1ct\lr~s.  Fram e s. 
Fille  Ftllmlng  a  Sped  .. lt)'.  Up-tO-date 
.'yle •.  Cut GI"s8-cut In l ... n.lng. 
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BOOK  BINDERS. 
B L UDEAU  <\  ,.IEHEItT.  Sookblnde rs. 
""count.  book  milkers.  pIII>er  rullnili. 
IIbr .. ry  and  nile  1Ir!  blndlnl!:S.  tile  oo~el. 
map  1ll0Iln(lnll:~. aloon ...  pocket  bookS,  elc. 
Olthen,' ph one  No. 'II1II. 
In  OIly  r.:atlonal 
BanI<  Rulhllllili.  G{'Q.(;.  J:llutl l'tll1  ,md  Renry 
l:I. Sle hert. 

CLOTHING. 
E ,..orN  Mrt'F'LIN.  Lftdles  and  Gentle· 

men"  F'urnlsbln lll  Good •.  See  ad. 

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CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  U.LAR:-<EIJ.-OhInll.  Glas,  d:  Lanlp •. 
DENTISTS. 
N  H. )1 00H. ~:.  n. I). s.  Ofllce 41 1-11~  H oi· 

•  lt~ler  I;ltlU<lIOl~'>  La nslnll'.  ~1!Ch.  Sell 
phon~:JiiO.J ..  Cltl1 .. n~ AlltolUlltl,·:lWJ.I 

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Automlltlc phone. onlee ;J.JIll!;  residence, :>fOO. 

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DRUGGISTS. 

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DRY  GOODS. 

E"p'·"., "lIk e.  "lre ncy til/H  I~,undry. 

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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
CA  t'IT01,  ~':L~:OT.ltlO  ~;!'G[S~~EftINO 
00.- Full  line  of  ~:ll'ctrklll  SlIpplle3. 
IncJudlnl[  s tn(!en~~' !hll<lp~  .. lit(  ,·or,h.  car_ 
hon.  la","I1""  nnd  n" .. ~'I"  I"{'"dlnll  l .. m PH. 
no  ~;.  ~llch\II'''n ,h·e. 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

1\,[  J.  l<  k.  ~1. Bt'OK.  f'lImlture.  Oorner 
•  WQ.Shl'IIHon  A,·I'.  ,,,,(I  lonl ..  !;!reet . 

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HARDWARE, STOVES &  TINW'RE. 
N OR 1'OS'S  IIARI)WAR~:.  0  .. nl'r .. 1 

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III  W .. ~hh'llton A,,\!.  S . 

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phone 1iOt. 

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PHYSICIANS. 
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phone  400II.  Ft ,·nH) m hl.' r  01lr new Io<; .. tlon. 

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UNIFORMS. 
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