The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

E.\!-'"  LL'\:-:I:\l ~ .  ~ll(·lI l li.\X.  n't;:';I'.\Y,  Ot ~n)l:EH  2~,  Ell:!. 

:i Co. 

.1 

M.  A.  C.  WI NS  BOTH  GAMES . 

O L IVET  I S  BEATEN  52  TO  O. 

All  Freshmen  W in  from  Kazoo  N o r 
ma l  20  to  o. 

. 

, 

in 

S;ttllrd:l) 

II :tS  ;1  hi" 'lbh 
athlclil·~.  The 

for  :'>1. 
, arsil\' 
.\.  C. 
WOIl  ellsil\'  fro1l1  till'  nilllsun  on  tilt: 
hOlile  lid;!.  l h e  lin;11  !>,'on ;  hl'in!.:  52 
I"  o .  The  tirs!  St', en  point~ were 
111:1dc  in •• hollt  thr,'c  mil1l1lcsof  pla~, 
ami  from  the  ,'en  'ir~ t  i,  could  C,1:> 
il)"  101:  s.,;cn  lhul  'the  <lilly  </uc",tioll 
was  !Ill' sil.c  of  the  st';,r,', 

The  trainin.:,:- of  Ill.·  hOIl1<-'  I,'alll  i~ 
,Ire 
the 

no\\  hcillf,::  CI  j,h!ltCcll.  :I~  play .. 
ioelkr,  Hili! 
;H1n'r.ICHJIl 
\Iork 
Jille  i ..  much  stn·lIg1hl'l1ld. 

:'en j ...  w .. "  Olle  of  the  ... (;IT:O;.  mOl\..' 
in~ fOll r  o f  'he  ,;1:11:11  l()uch,I(I\\ liS. 
,illian  ":teh 
Rihkl,  B .  .:\ Iilkr.  :md 
hal'l'one 10Ihl.,irt"rnlil,  .  On at  IC:I:.t 
t\\1l  OlTOIsiuns  ~l'rlis  )lut  :1\\":11  for 
a  101lg- :oprinl,  lInl,l  tn  he  ,',dlt,,(hack 
hl'C;\llSI'  "f hol,lill" 
111· 
li:ln  !lni l  H"  .\Iill:r  I"l'rl'  nl~o  e~>lI' 
sisknl  ;,!rlHuHI  ;,:-aint'r:..  as  \\":\:>  R ib· 
lei  II  h~1l shifred  10  half. 

ill  Ihc  linc, 

in  Ihe 
Li :Huhic r  rcpbced  Ri hlct 
~econd  Ilu:rrltr.  :Irul  handlt·" 
the 
r,":\1Il  in  linc  " t ~ Ic.  illUI  pnll.",1  his 
llhililY  \0  cHrr.l'  Ihc  kill :IS  II'dl. 

in 

to  pilI 

:tlktllJlIS 

Un  t \1'0  I>l"c .. ",ion"  the  I i,;ilnr~  ~t·, 
cu rt'"  the  hall  nn  .\1.  .\. C."~  11I1c, 
0111  Ihe 
!Iud 
:. 
hall  wa~  h locke.!'  rC~ldtill::  ill 
" .• le·tI  for  \1.  .\,  C. 
Ilolh  of  thl'~" 
eum,-:  itt  Ihc  ~l'eun,1  'l\Larkr. 
\1. 
,\ " L.  p"ntcd  hur  III ICC  in  till'  cnlir.· 
;,(ame"  The  I"bit"r ..  werc  fon'l't!  10 
kic1..  r'-'l)t":tlct!I~',  hILI  fOIl,!!ht  a  .!!(),,,I 
de:tll  ~:lllie  :rnd, .• >s  CI"r,  \len" :.::00<1 
lu",·r". 

:'~  Iht')  did  at 

On  Ilc~I  :--alur.l:l\  Dcl';!\l1I 

\\111 
hI.'  hcrc  h,r a  haltk: :111.1  il  i.,  Il<)pnl 
thc  hl"a,her"  will  J,!i,'"  Ih ...  t":1I1l  a~ 
:,!ood  "uPI}(,rl 
thc 
(Jlil l'I  ~:III1C. 
T hl'  1':111.1  II :1"  OIL 
h:md  :11111  :nld.·d  Illlh;h  to  Ihc  clljO\' 
mcllt.  Il",,,IiH)!  ill  Ihc  "Ull).!$,  Hlltl  fll·r. 
nishin:,!  ;,:-ootl  lIlII"i ...  and  Ihl"l  lIill, 
:-;"I;,r.1:,,". 
of  <,'Ull r .. ~",  1>1' 
IlcP:llIW  !l11I:1,1"  pillS  up  :1  ;.:"u(~l 
IIw1..e  ~1.  ,\.  C, 
:tlul 
~alllc , 
II Cork  for  hcr )!,cins" 

II  i,h  u .. 

\,il1 

(11  the  lin;1  );:":tme  of  ,hc  ~ea:OOll 
:-\:llurdal, thc  all·frc~hmc l l  humhled 
Ihc  1\:;';Q"  'c:":I1"r,,  un 
,h..-ir  own 
lid.!  in  "  shu l  0111  ),!:unc  of  20  to  o. 
~Ir "  l"oTl ri).:"llI  i"  well  ple:l"cll  Ili,h 
,hc  ~hollinX"  made,  :mt!  Sl!llt"d  Ih:1I 
th ...  ,i~"ofl  W:t~:t crellil  '0 Ihe  Icam 
:\5  a  II hol~, for  el cry  lIl:m  1'1:1,1  cd  a 
star  J,{:tllle,  Four  forwa rd  pa~scs 
were  tried  a n d  !Ill  worked,  Thc 
home  Ica m  was  ol1\lI"ciJ,{hc(l,  hUI 
playc,1  a  ~ 11 :IPp~  gnllll'  ami  II Crt"  Iuo 
:\cxt S:II· 
fasl  for  Iheir opponel1ls. 
the  tcalll  ~ocs 10  ~It ,  I'lcas 
Uft!:11 
:UH,  "I.Ind 
lI"ith 
~Ii ch, all·fre"hlllcil  on  Ihe  \1.  ,\ , C. 
field  :\ 01" .  _, 

the ir  linnl  will  he 

T he .'\mcriC:1II  Socie,." uf  Agron. 
omy  will  hold  its  ao n u a l  mecling  in 
AlInnt:!,  Ga ",  :\ 01". 
'3-15,  in  COil· 
nec liol1  with  the  American  A ssocia · 
ti on  o f  Al{ric\l1turnl  Col1cg-es  a nd 
Experimenl  S tatiOIl S. 

, . 

FEDE RATION  OF  WOME N'S 
CLUBS. 

T he ~t:lte [' clk'rott iolt  o f  \ \ ' 01111:11 's 
Cluh,.  II a" helll  in  S:lgiu:l\\. 0,,1.  J 5 
- l~.  al  Ilhi.:l!  lime  :0  }! reHI  m:ln) 
fc;ttufcS  uf  Ittlc rc;;'  II cr.'  llisCII~~cd , 
One of  thc  nlO~1  illterl·stin).;'  II!I~ 
tht'  1Iddrl""S  011  \\'l'dll,""tI:t,\  hy.l:tlle 
, \ ddaHl~. Ilhospoke  011  EIJU:1 1 Suf, 
H(u)ke l'  T,  " "ashiugIOI1.  of 
fr:l:,!'" 
lhc  TlI skc;.!"l·l·  Ilbliwtc.  al~1l ;'::1Ie:1 
short ad,lre;;s on  T hurs,l:ty '·I"'llil1):. 
T h."  {lclc:o,::lt<.""  fnlln Ille  "'Dlllcn's 
CluJ.:l1  E:t~1  L;III~itt}!  \\l"re 
.:'ol r". 
H os,'crall"  " lid  \Ir"."  , \ hl}() I,  De:tll 
(;i ldnist .  \\ lJO  1I':t"  ch"i r mal1  of  the 
C.h'l":lIiol1:t1  department  1:1 .. ,  } "':lr. 
.:'ofr,,"  SIt.lder  II a" 
wa.,.  prc5"-"III,  :IJJd 
abo  a  \'j"ilin:.:-
In  :lthli, 
tioll,  'Iuit,·  :t  11Ir~e  IIl1l1lill'r  of  (.:111' 
~ill;.:"  p l'opl ...  w.'rc  prcs~·nl. 

tldl·~:tte. 

THAT  WESTERN  F RU IT . 

III  :1 

;ts"od:tle  ("dil"r  of 

r c.:cnl  lene r.  ~I.  G.  h:ain", 
''15, 
,'IIII~'/'irrlll 
A gricill/ur/."/.  in  XCII  York, :lsks: 
." \\'h:l1  call  C.  A,  IClldl  halt.:' 
!le.,u  thillkill~  o f  "he;l  he 
\lrOlc 
that  tht'  pear"  :md  pead}cs  of  hill 
5el"lion  "r,· the  It ... "r  011  ('(lrlh,  a""  r e· 
portell  ill  a  n:l'c n l  Rh.COHD  ~ 
I s  it 
]lo~.-;ibk- Ihal  ht·  can  h:llC  forg-oltell 
'he  pear"  Ih :H  g-rcw  hcJtm,ll'rl'''~ 's 
hOll".:  :II  ).1.  .\, C. :llltI  Ihe  pead}('s 
111111  e :tch  ""enior  d:h.~  :,.:0'  annu:llh 
:11  llarr.1  GI:"ldcn',,:-
I'crhnp:o  h'l' 
111:1\  no,  har.·  I ... ·cn  onc  of  til,'  h u \'!' 
\I h~, helpe.1  In  ~:Olhcr  Ih,'  "forc,,:;icl 
II cr<!  ripe  and 
pear "  h(:forc  th,"~ 
Ihe  pc:tchc~ aftcr thlY  IIcrc  tou  ripe 
101 .. __  "en11l'  lIl:!rkc!.  The  \"nllc~,' 
I'''::ln;  h1ltl  til\"  r~"plitlLtion  of  bt:ill~ 
IIll"  line;;l  on  l",trlh  frulIl  I~yl  lu 
\:::,cJl 
indll";Il".  though  frnul  pe r · 
""r1:l1  cxp.:rielll"C  I 
I 
r;tH.I  :,  IiI id  ~u"':ltnr~  pholO~r:tph 
o f  the  pe"ehe~.  The)  ct:rt<linl.1  de· 
scrn"d  Ih"ir  ram.", 

,':111  \ourh: 

I k."k 

'"  [  ant  1\(111  rc.ridin;.,:- ill  thl'  f:trlll 
w:Ig"on  10  (jla,lllelt'~ orl'h:trd.  XO\\ 
I  alll  e:lling-
Ih!')"e  1"",'1011;',  tumid 
frllit"  111;11  hal.,  IIwreh  \1:';lcll  fo r 
'"t: 10 e.ll11."  aloll).:""  XI)\~! :1111  ti;,::hl' 
ing 10  keep  Ib).!I'-·"1  atld 
:ltHI 
h:iltllmll  :.I1lt1 
:'Ilir .-in-1l  froUl  POIlIlt!. 
ill~  1ll~  pod'l"I,." \\"hkh  arc  hu);.!" ill~ 
wilh  the 
"\1111  11011. 
sIICCC!'"flllly  l"\I'Sc·on".,,1  in  romll  3'),  I 
:1I11  hi,lill},:"  111.1'  "poib  in  Ihc  hij.!).!ell l 
ha .. s  horn  of  thc  hand,  /",Yr(J:,'/'d 
from  the  Armon" 10  'Illell  ~IOIlCx'S 
liulillill  thc  n.'\;I·roolll,  Bllt  Ic\\ell 
l'ome:;  alon);:,  and  wa1..es  me  lIil  with 
;.:-n:lrly, 
his  Ore:,!on  lillk  [:H;3eh  :lI1tl 
);:'rl't:1l  pe:lr" 

fruit. 

juil'l 

.. Therc  :ln~  no  fru it"  likc  those 
we ,.  rail  in"  a\  Y- !"  0\,  C,  L ... 1 any 
carly  nillcty  ho~  just  Ihll1k  how 
tnu ... h  t'c r tail1  uudi",co\-e r eti  hoys  (,11 ' 
joyed  Ihe  plum;;  whidl  .. ShorlY" 
T:,lhtl:ut  stowe,1  :llI"lIy  while  pi ... k. 
in)!  011.:  "hc-moon.  bILl  failel[  10  :oe, 
curc  hecause  whclI  he  lI"ell1  to  tht: 
Itt' 
place  loy 
111  0 0  n I i J;:"  h  t 
dropped  :\!eyer's  borrowed  );:,rip, 
which  fell  int o  Ihe  hands  o f  th cse 
n:llnelcss 
\"01lI h5,  amI  ,urn cd  up 
ncxt  mo r ning  in  fronl  o f  Olt[  \\' c1ls 
H all.  LeI  him  Ihillk  o f  th e  :\orlh· 
e rn Spy apples  whi ch were gathe red 

:llone 

eHeh  fall  prior  to  hed  tim ....  :L1Id  IhclI 
\ole:l.,  h )  Ilhether the  fnlit"  l e\\dl 
talk,.  :thout  l";m  eOlllp:tn·  will;  dluse 
l~  it  :111,  won· 
of  his  colle,!.:'c  d:t\~ " 
\1"  ,\ "  C.  1Ill'1l 
dcr  111",  su  mH'Il' 
hal"C  bccoille  :trdeili  hortil"ult1tri~"'~ 
:--;lIrl"ll" thc  .,ta te  huilt  hetlcr  Ihal)  it 
kllc\\,' whclI  it  surruIIlI,kl1  ollr  dllr· 
mitnril'~  \I"ilh  SUdl  oJl)1I,rlu1ti'ic~  tn 
he.:o" ,e  u~c f llll'iti7.cl'~'·' 

:111.1 

!lUlllllin 

'til so  II  ith  lI11"  .. :t:..:ri. 

,. Is  i\  :111\  wond cr  lh:11  "Olt).'  of 
thc" I1lc<-h:;'licll~'"  \lere  11',",  Olcr: 
Ah,llll'  ~e(lul"lilel''''''''  vf  the  I ill,·, 
l:tnl~ aud  Ihe urc·h;l rd~ fill  1ll0Iln!c"" 
SlI llItller 
C\l'lllll~~~ 
11 011  oflcn  ;Ifh'r  <I  ~ullda\"  .. I roll  of 
in"pcc,ion  lI\,)ul,1  :I  Ill."\'h;ltlil':llmc. 
(ulilcr  hi ..  mOUldc,,'S  W:I\  In  it  IlICll· 
tall\"  1111lrked  Irce  0111\'- to  lilHI  Ih ... 
fruit  hard  ;IS  hulk-IS  ':IIt.!  :,::rn"n  ;t" 
him,;clf ~ 
:'Ioon  o r  no  IIloon,  hi" 
I;IL!ttt r:l l." 
it  H  ",i:lo.th 
tn. ittt:d  s ... "".·~  (or  1101" 
5l'''"",  :,  1;(lulli 
ulleHill~I,\  {IttI'd 
af:lr  a  11":tr.ripc  fruil"  alltl  ":lfdr 
il  wh,"r,·  it  1I00ilii  tlo  f:rr  nlo r,' 
"tOlO 
;.:'00(1  Ihan  in  the  ho r\ icullUrll  llc· 
partmeul  l·ellar"  Thc  '11I:1Ill;t\  of 
immlilure  fruil  5Itcc(',."fu\l~  ripencd 
:11  ~t. ,\.  C"  in  th ...  "arh 
arlilici:dh 
uill eti.·"  'would  m:Jke  Ihl'  Flor i,!" 
cilrus  ~rl)\\"cr"  luru  the  (',)Ior  of 
\\"hy 
\l'rdi:,!ri"  II  ith  ~hn' r  .'11\"\" 
jJul.!i"IH:;1 
h:tH'I I'1 
Iht'ir 
till'  I,,-,"dil  o f 
hUIII:III;II: 
:-\0  IIlurh  of  rCII,illi.,· 
,"curc  from  .I cl\el!"~  till I,'  P"'1o  It ~  .. 

II1t'~t: 
IlIedl",1.-;  f" r 

fclloll,. 

DAI RY  BUI LDING  SIT E . 

Thc  huildillJ..:"  dirt'rlll  lI()rth  of 
farm  hOIl!>e,  011  thc  _"itc  of Ihe  IIC\I 
cI:l;ry  hlLil,lin~ ,  II rc  hcin:,!  mUlcd  OLlt 
of  the  \\ ",I .  ,,0  th"l  ope(;t1ion~  II];\~ 
h ...  starlell  on  Iht:  nc" huildill).::  ;t~ 
,,0011  " ..  p"" .. ilo1<.," 

',""l"tI 

Thc  "Iall;.:'htl·r  hou~c  h"", 

loe.:n 
:ooLLlh  of  the  hull  barn. 
placed  jlL'" 
",)mt"  100  f,"cl  fr"llI  Ihat  huildin;.,:-, 
Th ...  ill\l'llliulI  i~  10  halc  :t  n' 1l1t'lil 
tloo r  l:Iill.  so  Ihnt  the  ,.I:w;.:-hlcrin:,:: 
II"rk  !II!JI" I'e  Ilunc  Ihl r in;:  Ihe  \lin, 
tcr  term.  Tlw  b:t1l1uce  uf  Ihe  .1'";« 
it  will  I'e 
f<)r  hou-.il1).!"  )'HItI).! 
lilc  ~[oek:, IIhich  1\ ill  hal'"  ;ICC,'''S 
to  udj:rc('nl  yard :l).:"l" 
Tilt:  experimcllt 

!.\:lIiou  h;lrn, 
\1 hidl  ha"  heclI  lI;!cd  fu r  hOll5in~ 
lOO!"  and 
b .. 
illlplellll'tlt,;. 
pl:tcl"d  do"c  up  ttJ  ,11('  :oollih  Sitle  of 
Ihe  ch i..:k l' lI  ,1"r1I~, o r 
I.!O  o r  1",0 
tile  IIril'e.  :Llld  will  he 
feci  fr"!1l 
uscd  for  111l'  s:n ne  plirpos.·  :l~  ill  lilt' 
p,"'I. 

In 

i,., 

NEW  INSTRUMENTS  FOR 
THE  BAND , 

for 

:opClLt 

frill:,)' 

in"lnllllcllt" 

['rof.  Clark 

this  p" r po"l'" 

III 
(jr:md  i{ :lpi,ls,  I ... ,kin;.:'  I1p  Ihc  mat· 
I ... r  of  nell 
Ihc 
h:wd.  A t  thl'  I:lst  mn'tin;.,:- o f  the 
stale  hOllrd ,  $~oo W:1S  "ppropri:tI(,11 
fo r 
.\ rra ll;;-elllellb 
h:lvc  becn  mad e  for  :t  n ... w  ha"s.  :t 
baritone, 
;1 
cI:lrinet,  T he  hand  i~  now  work, 
ing on  ;!.  concert  p ro g" r:tlll,  :Llld  will 
probahly  g-il' c  t he  firs t  prorn ~I1 :HIc 
('QnCerl  of  Ih e  se:lsot1  the  even in,!! 
o f  KOIl'mherfi rst .  H cmember lhe 
!lnt ..  :11111  he  on  ham!. 

:.  conce rl  horn 

:lnd 

'1,,), 

Y-I rs.  1' :1 \  " ' lln'ler  1"::htl1l:1l1  :tntl 
h.:r  IIIlJlhc~,  .:'olr~.  " 'he.·kr. n'l",ntl}' 
lisil!:d  III  th e  hOlllt'lJf  \Ir,:tnd  .\ [ rs, 
~Jlltt"fl11,  ·'1i .  ill  Cim"j llliali. 
1_, 
"hen:  Ihn  l1\et  I'ruf.  :lIltl  ~tr~, C' 
.\.  " 'ibm) Ull  Iheir  11:1 ,\  to  1.:lIIsil1l(. 

:--;" 

'01. 
. \ li,'C  \1.  ljl'lIl1  i,.  Ihl,  ttt"\\  direc· 
lor of  tlOllJl' ~li c  scicl1l"c  ill  ,hc  :--'I,i\e 
1IIII\l~tri:t1  :-;t!wo[  of 
,"orm:11  ami 
:\"onh  D;.kol.l.  al  Elcndalc, 
Y-11~s 
Gllnn  i"  illllllt'n"d~  ple.heJ  II lIh 
Iwr  nCII  lIurk  allil  II  illt  the  oUllook, 

'u ,. 
1\ .  [e  ,\ I..:: ... r .  fo r  SI"\er,,1  )'l'lLr" 
iu",rllClo r  in  t'i\ il  en;:iueerill)!:11  Ihe 
L-ui\cr",11  IIf  Illinui~, i"  no\\  "ith 
Ihe  ;\t'olkl·"I(idl,tnbl'o .. of  ludbn' 
:.lp"lis,  111(1. 
[II~  11"r1..  i ..  ,Ir :tft ilt~, 
dcl:litin).!,  t hcc killJ.!. 
"OILlC  .Ic' 
:11111 
I II"  rC~I (k lln'  :lIlllrt'ss  I,. 
5i;":-lIi,,;,::, 
\Ir . .  \I).:cr 
.ll; .~ 
~t.  ,\ .  C.  ill 
11;1" 
Iyu"1  I '  

\\'.  -"orth  ~t, 

iU:olrlll'11)f 

.• 1 

:'I1i~~  .. \Ii da 

'0(1, 
,\11  :>.:mtlt:r.  fllr  1;1,' 
~ C:!lr"  ~l"ll'llee 1 ... :,,"l1er lit  'ik~, ~J ;,'h,. 
has  c""t<.n·d  Ihe  :--;t " \t:  lllil"er"il\  for 
:ltinLlK<,'d Ilork ill  hiolo:,::i,,,1  :"'i:11I'C5 
Ilcr  aJdn' ''"  i~  .-;1, 
1111<1  ~eul(';':I' 
TIIl'lf,h  !'-'I~ 

'06. 

'of). 

I'rof.  C"  .\.  \\'iJ!~.m . 

;tnt! 
\life  (Ikrlh"  \\'el1m:lII)  :trri",t!  in 
I .;tn .. ill~  Tltltr~d:' "1  l"ll·nin).!"  of  ]a,,1 
\lco·1..  from  "m'"'I.,illc,  Tl·I1I1.,  :lnd 
tlt.-),  \\t:f~'  {'llIo\' \'1 1 
! 'rid,,~  IlIUrtl, 
i ll;,(].'  I"rut.  E.  C.  CII\I"n,  \I ho 
hrollgill  \1  illt  him  Ihe  ho,l\  of  their 
",,,  mnnth,.,  uJ.1  h:lh}  ).:ir1.  . 

The liltk  hodl  1\:tS  I"kl'l1:1 t  OllIe 
to  the  h""1e  1)(  \Ir.  Ih"lIn  \\·cll· 
man,I\11I'r, 
l 'n,I"I,  lit  tCII'u'duck, 
:t  ,,!Jorl  :tlld  il1lprt·~~il e  pra,\ \"r  ~er· 
liLc  11:1"  l"ullolul"Il"d  hI  H el. ~int· 
rnun~. of  B.:rrilll  .... pri;I~~, I1r .. ,llIr_ 
i\l·I:1I1  of .\1 r~"  \\. ill"I)II, 
,\1 r~, 1.1111-
don,  ~Ii,,~  :\"or"",  l. ilehri"t 
anrl 
~li,.,,,  \  :Ikdy  ;llklHled  the  ~enin:' . 
\\":t~ 
~Lldllt' ll. 
:Inne  1'"'"IIIII,,"ill  l'ei!l).!"  II~e  t.::1II_(·. 

lk:rth 

'I'h ., 

\ l 'n  

'oi· 

Fll,tdw r  (joltltl.  I)f  (hl'j,,~o,  h:t~ 
a c,:cplt·,1  .1  posilion  :1"  ill"trlll'tor  III 
li lil  ell~im'crill;.:'  ill  till'  Illme" 
[1. 
~lillikclI ~t'houl  "I  DCI.::t.lIir,  III. 

' I  ~, 
C.  I.  1 [ "IIIl"~  i ...  ;. t  Ihe  Crus ... "c:1l 
:--;11).!"r  Co,'~ 1,1 :1111, "'"  :1"~;"":Ulf chtont_ 
,51  und ... r  :'Ilr"  \\'.  II.  ll oOt"lIc"," 

' 

E,  L.  [Jor~t  is  Ililh  Ihc  :\,  I . 
!::'mith  l"onstrUl"Ii"l1  Co., of  D Clro'it" 
Il i~ 1Iddress  i ..  S3tl  151h  !'t. 

F.  I ..  I hrrO\I~  is  d r;lft iug  with 
tlw  I.o!;icr  ~ I oto r  Car  Cn.,  nf  De· 
:t.ddrc""  Ht  Yi~  \'UII 
lroil,  with 
D\ ke  .\Ie, 

II . L  \ \lil\:o:o;  "rite" inte restingly 
of  h is  cxpc ri ences  ill  c ilginee rinl(  in 
B r it ish  Columhia. 

D.  A.  Blair lil'es:l1  II?I  z:)ll  :-;t., 
D e troit. 
~ I r "  lilair is  s tru ctu ral  tIc· 
raile r  with  \\' hitcheml  .\:  Knies lrOIl 
\\'o rks. 

The M . A.  C.  RECORD 
"""'."E"  ~YE" nt.son  DU ll ' "'' T ....  «>l~lc:.E 

TU "  ••  T .. E 

.. ,"" '''" ..  n~n 

"''''''ULTullU  COLLEGE 

BUBBCR ' I"T10N 

110  CENTS  ~tR V!: .. " 

Entered  &5  second-clau  m " U  JlI" ner  at 

LA nsin g .  M Ich. 

Addreu aU  IUOscrlPUOtl8 "nd a d ... ertlHl.n g 
ma Lter  to  ~he M.  A  O.  RKOOKI>.  East  Lan  
.Ing.  Mill!>.  A<ldreaa  ali  contribution.  W 
' he  Yanali!I OIl  E dl\.Or . 

Remit  b7  P .  O.  MOlley  O rtle r .  Dr...rt  Or 

aelriJIte r ed  Let t er.  1.10  not &en d  BtamP'!. 

8ullne ..  omce  with  Lawtenc"  <It  Va .. 
Ba ren  P rlntln. 00 ••  ~llf.tlt Gf"II.nd  An', N o., 
Lan , ln g.  Mich. 

T UE.SDAY,  OCTOBER  22,  1912. 

U NDE R  the directioll  of Editor 

Klinger :md his staff,:, straw 
vote  for  p reside n t  w ill  be  taken  on 
\Vcullcsd:l)'  of th is  week. 
It  is  \0 
be  hoped  Ihllt  every  college  man 
and  womall  will  register and  cast  .. 
vote  fo r  his  o r  he r  choice. 
Ibllot 
boxes  w ill  be  p ro,-ided  in  each  of 
t he  clubs.  in  the  cafes, ,Ind  in  the 
libra ry  bu ilding. 
It  will  be  lin  in 
teresting bit  of information to  kllow 
how  .M.  A .  C.  stands  on  the  ques 
tion  o f  -presiden t,  'lI1d  e ve ryone 
ShO\lld  lake  p:tr l.  Y ot.es  w ill  be 
cOllnted  \ Vedncsday  evcn i.ng. 

in 
concerning 

, Xl E  :Ire  in  receipt  of  n  [inc 
V \ 
from a  'oz  man  who echoes 
last 
the  sentime nts  exp ressed 
the 
week's  RI:::COHO 
baud.  T his  man  livcs:lt Columbus, 
Ohio, and  is  extremel y  anxious  that 
the music frOlll  21. 1.  A. C_ accompany 
the  tctlm  o n  Th :m k sgiv in ~  da),. 
lI e  st:ltes  that O.  S.  U_  has  an  ex 
ceptiolwlly  stron){  le,un  this  5ea501l. 
but  what of it?  M.  A.  C . has some 
IC:UIl ,  too. 

Francisco  IIdd"  that  then~  arc  a 
few "  !\Iich . .  \g-gies"  at  Ohio, and 
all  have  their  old  time  lung  power, 
but  \V:UHS 
i\I.  A.  C .  well  rcpre 
sented, ;md is  willing 10 d o  anything 
a t  that  cnd of the line to pu s h  things 
along.  Mr.  F. adtlslhat  '·the hand 
will  help  the  teal11 
to  win,  'Illd  win 
the)'  01ust." 

=== 
ELECTRICITY  FOR  THE 
FARM. 

Prof. Sawyer  was im·ited to speak 
before the  Grange  at  Fitchh urg last 
Frida}",  Oll 
the  subjec t  of  " E lec. 
in  the  llome  and  on  the 
tric ill-
Farn·l.' 
interest 
A  considcrabl;: 
was  manifes ted  h~·  the  people  (rom 
ncar  Leslil',  :md  some  also  lil'illg 
Ilen r  Grand  Ledge.  These  people 
arc  inte reslcll becausc  thcy  li,·c  nel1r 
a  2!00  volt  t ransmissioll  liHe  f rom 
the  Commonweahh 
system,  tlnd 
electricitl·  is  within  their  reach. 

The  {anners  in  thl'se two  ne igh. 
:ulxious  to  usc 
borhood s  are  I·c rr 
electri c  power  on  the  farm, :md  al so 
for  light illg  their  homes.  At  pres 
ent  only  a  few  localities  ill  t.he  state 
arc  th\IS  filVored,  as  the  cornp~l)ies 
do notlike to furnish su bscri bers w ith 
power  from  their ,·er y  high  \·o!t.lge 
lines directl}", hut  prefer, where the.l· 
h:'I\'e  It  tr:lllsformer  fo r  reducin g- it 
to  Z200  volts  for some  town  to  su p 
It  is 
ply  ,helll  from  that  circuit. 
quite certain  Ihat as  soon  as  a  few 
farm e rs can  t r y  Ollt  the  use  of  elec 
tr ic  po w e r  on  the  farm,  ta king  the 
cu rrent  from  a  tnmsmission  line, 
the  confidence  of  the  farmers  will 
be  estAblished  anc!  t he  custom  will 
grow  very  rapidly. 

T he  elec tric  compallies,  seeing 
thllt  the  fllrmer  custome rs  furni sh 
II  profi table load, will  he  mo re  ready 
-to  extend their  2200  volt  lines  out 
into  the  COllntry  districts. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

HORT.  CLUB  MEETING. 

T he  lecture  lable  in 

the  Hort. 
building  had  Ihe  appear;mce  of :In 
ltalian f r uit stand \ Ve{lnesday  night, 
when  Dr.  Bessey  gu,·e  ata[k  on the 
citr us  fruits of  Ame r ica.  Th e  fruit 
was  that  sellt  by  Mr. 
l\losier,  of 
1<-[orid;!,  ;lnd  consisted  of  immense 
grape  f r uits,  oranJ{CS,  lemons, scv 
era[  kinds  of  pineapplcs,  persim 
mons,  limes,  mangos,  and  c anned 
specimens  as  wdl. 

Dr. Bessey said  thcre  arc  ten spe 
cies  of  citrus  fruits  cultivated  in 
Arne r ic:t,  the  first 
three  in  o rde r 
being  the orange,  lemon, and  pam_ 
elo,  or  gr;lpcfruit.  The  lilllC 
,Illd 
citron  are ,,[ so  i m portcd.  Dr.  Bes  
sey  has  done  gOI·e r nme n ta[  work 
ill  the sou th, ;m(\  gave first  band  in 
format·ion  concerning  all  the  t rop 
ical  and  scmi-tropic.l1  f r uits.  H is 
talk  was  well  received  by  the la rge 
number  presellt. 

Prof.  I)cu;t  spoke  briell),  aboul 
the  fig scale,  and  also  told  the  dub 
SOllle  fa cts  reg;lrding  Oll r  friend , 
l\-lr.  ~losicr, who  had so  kind[I'  r t! 
membered  us.  Mr.  Schlcllssller, 
'IZ,  was  present,  and  s poke  brieRy 
of  his  work . 

011  motion  by  Mr.  Gunson, a  ris 
ing  vote  of  t ha nk s  was  tendered 
Mr.  !>' Iosicr  by  the  dub  for  the  ex 
cellellt  fruit. 

THE  EXTENSION  TRAIN . 

\Vhile  no definite!  report has come 
from  the  C p per  Penins ula  t ra in,  it 
is  supposed  to  be 
l r:l\·eling- along 
and  doing  good  work for the 1\1 ichi 
gan  people in  thaT  section. 

As  stated  before,  2I.lr.  R,n·en  is 
in  gencra l  c hargc, and  is  assisted  by 
I'rof. Jeffery  and  Linton,  fro ln  the 
college, aud  by  1\1 r.  Geismar, c.\"teJl 
sion  field  IIge n t_  :Hld  Supt.  Carr, of 
the  experimell t  statio n  at  Chat ham. 
The  train  [eft  St.  I gnace  on  Ihe 
to  that  po int 

!.jth .  ,lI1d  will  rCTllrn 
lI exT  Friday,  Oct.  25. 

The  foHowing  sc hedule  m:ty  be 
of interest  ;IS  s ho\\-illg  whe re  thcir 
work  is  bein;..:- done: 

O ct.  I -\ -
" 

:"'lorllll, Sault Ste)1 ~rie. 
~e\\"herrf . 

Is-Brumley, 

:'Il c:'lIill'l!I. 

Oct.  16-St'Il~\·, \Vctmore. 
17- 2I.I:ln-Iucttl', 
18 -

=' eg:a l~nt.'(: . 
!shpelllin:,;",  Champion, 

" 
" 
L'Anse. 

Oct.19-L'Anse,  Baraga,  Ke 

weenaw  Bar,  Chassell. 

O c t.  !  I-

I [o ngh1on,  two lectures. 
"  1z-Col·ington,  K  ell tOil , 

Trout  C reek. 

O ct.  13 _ P:'}"lcsvilk,  B r  u  c es 

C rossing,  Ewell. 

OCI.  q_"latchwood_  Besseme r. 
[caves  Besscm e r  at 
The 
;tt  St. 
;Iud  ;lrrives 

train 
10:00  p.  Ill ., 
Igmlce  at  II  :00 ;!.  m.  011  Oct.  15. 

CADET  CORPS  COMMENDED. 

The  repor t  of  the  \\':lr  Depart 
ment inspection,  made  011  ) Iay  14th 
br Captain  Harrison  Hall,  General 
Staff,  u.  S.  Arm)"  has  becn  reo 
cei ved  b)'  Lieutenant  Croll.  Con· 
sid e rin g  that  the  [atencss  o f  spring 
prevented  outdoor  drill  un til  Apri[ 
Sth, and  that  m uch  o f  the w o rk  at 
tempted  was  new  to  old  anti  /lew 
cadcts alike,  the  report  is  regarded 
as  ve r y  f:n-orable  indeed, and  o ne 
in  which  the  corps  may  just[v  t:lke 
pride. 

. 

T he  following  ex trac ts  are  made 

from  the  report: 

" T he  military  organizat ion  con · 
s ists  of  a  rcg imen t  o f  th ree  bat-

taliOlls  ( four  compauies  e,lch),  \\·itll 
band,  necessnry  field  and  staff  alld a 
hospital  {letachmcl1t.  Exercises  at 
inspection 
included  regimen tal  re 
.... iew.  followed  by  inspcction,  bat 
talion  drills,  campau),  drills,  liller 
d r ill  by  hospital  detaehmcnt,  sig 
nalling,  an  ath'lIllce  g-u;lrd  forma 
tio n,. an  attack  Oil  posi tion,  alit!  the 
posltng of  an  outpost. 

"Drills and ce remOllies we re fairlr 
well executed;  :tppe:lrance of cadets 
was  very  good,  and  d iscipline  in 
ranks excellent. 

"Output,ad vance guard, and nttack 
fOrJllit\iolls  we re  all  well  executed, 
and  cadets showed  themscl'-es  well 
informed  on  the  gene r:,[  princi ples 
in\·oll'e<l. 

"  It a ppears particularly  desi rable 
that the  parade ground  be  improved 
by  the  elimin ation  of  a  few  trees, 
aud  that  :1  new 
;lnno r)'  be  pro 
\'idt:d." 

THE  JUNIOR  HOP . 

Already  plans  are  under  way  for 
the J tlnior  H op,  the  gre:u. eYent  fur 
the  class  of  "ol,  give n  du r ing  the 
latt.cr  part  o f  Ihe  winter  term.  T he 
class  wi[1.  of  coursc,  make  it  the 
bcst  e ver,  and  will  cl\{!c:llor  10 
"pick" a  bctter  night Ihan  th!!1  of 
last  \'e;lr. 

F'~llo\\'inJ.:"  is  the  list  of  cOlllmit 
tees  \\"110  will  h;\\·e  <.: har~e  o f  this 
important event.  The  first  member 
named on each co mll 1iIl~'l'  will  ,lct a" 
chai nIHHl. 

Genera[  A rrangcment _  D.  \\-. 
Fr;lllci;;co.  C. C .  Cox, R.  \\".  Streat, 
2I.liss  21.1.  Il.  Holb rook. 

FilHlllc(' _  DOli  T ohtnd,  L.  C_ 

lIulse.  1Jiss  Robert;1  CoUIl-· r. 

11:111  Deconltions - Dud[ey  HiI IJ, 
11.  Kirkc  Beebe,  R.  E .  2I.·l inogue, 
C.  F.  \ 'inton,  :"'ll s"  Fr.lll ce s  h:i rk. 
[1.  ti .  Bird. 
Clws.  i\J erw in ,  \V m.  L:wcr,,;,  2I.li ss 
='cll  Carle r. 

Ballquct - E.  lIart, 

E[i~ibi[ity :lIld  Invitati()Il_Dat~l s 
Piersoll,  1'.  E.  Gcldhof,  \·crtl  l'ick  
ford,  )Iiss  Rmh  Turner. 

I'avors 

.:'Iliss  .:'Ilnrg-:l ret  Pratt, 

Mi,,;s )une\\·oo<..1 ,  Lec  KCIIJledy. 

Programs-G.  E .  G;I\Jthier,  L. 
:-.i.  \\.  ,\ [og-gc,  _\/iss 

C.  2I.liJhl~rl.l,
Berlh,l  KaI ser . 

T oasts 

Frallk  Yuhsc.  Philip 

Baker.  "liss  Janet  R enwick . 

\lusi<.:  ami  danct.-- ~ed  Lace)" 

J. Johnson,  2I.lis!)  2I.lurid  Smith. 

I>rintillg  :1I1d  Engral·illg - H.  A. 
Brown,  A.  II.  J e well,  A.  I.  Mar· 
golis,  !'oj iss  Fran cis  [[ urd. 

the 

Fr~nk  E.  Hohson,  dass  of  'i~, 
t::ltllpUS  o ne  da),  the 
lI"a:l  011 
past  week,  ;IIHI 
lillIe 
took  some 
ti me  10  inspect:III(1  admire  the plac .. ·. 
21.1  r.  Holo",on  is  a  prominenl  Detroit 
attorney. 

AllIloullccment  is  received  of  tll'e 
ma r ri:l::;e.  un  Sl'I)tcmbcr  ~S, o f  Dr. 
George  Daniel  Shafcr, of OUf  Dept. 
2I.l iss  Grace 
o f  Entomolog-y,  ami 
Amelia H oove r. 
'P-he m;lrriag-e took 
place  at  Palo  Alto,  Calif.  Dr.  and 
i\lrs.  Sh:lfer  wil!  be  at  home  :lit('r 
I,  at  East  Lansing.  They 
Nov. 
will  occupy  the  Towar  cottage  011 
Abbot  R oad. 

\\'a te r l'liet 

Mess rs.  C.  L. Coffeell  and J.  \ V. 
W e ndt  were  a t 
last 
wct!k,  where t hey lIcted  as  jud ges at 
S('parate 
the 
fair. 
:Ig ri cul tural 
cla~ses  w ere  a rranged 
for  both 
farm e rs'  and  boys'  ami  girl s'  ex 
hibits.  T he  fa ir  was brou<r ht  ahout 
through the effo r ts of Samuel  Lan g_ 
d on,  teache r  of  agriculture,  :md  his 
pupils  in  the  public  schools . 

0 

, 

WHAT  THE  1912  SORTS. 
ARE  DOING. 

11 .  T .  l\lunn is  assistant  botanist 
at  the  :-J.  Y.  Agricultural  Experi 
ment  St~lti on, Gellc,·",:-\ .  ,-. 

George  C. Sheffield is  011  the staff 
of  the  Detroit  _\"c~t's.  Address, 
820  Detroit" Y." 

F.  E.  Crysle r,  is  working  for  the 
Grcening  Nursery  Company,  at 
~Ionro(',  Mich .  Address,  R.  F.  D. 
No. 3,  ?l l onroe . 

Ra lph  G .  l-:ir by  has  beell  work 
ing,  since  the  lll idd[e  of  Ma y,  for 
til('  U,  S.  Department  o f  Ag-ricul  
ture, ill  con nection  with some sp ray 
illl-::"  cXperimcllts  at  Uenton  I [arho r, 
2I.1ich. 

Ll'on  B. Gardner  is  teaching  ill 
the  hi!{h  school  at  Tr;lversc  t·i ty. 
Il is  address  is _I [1  Fifth  ~t. 

Ellmund  H. Gillson  is  employed 
by  Ihe  C. S.  Departmell t  of  Agri 
culture  :IS  assistll nt  ill  cntomology, 
and  is  located  ill  ':--;"sln'ille,  Tell_ 
ll;:ssee,  for 
the  present.  bUl  will 
proh'lbly  go  to  Texas  or  Flo rid:! 
for  Ih~ willtcr. 

T. I I.  Ca[dwell  is  priw.:ipal of  Ihe 

hig-h  school  ill  Grand  Ledge. 

E.  II.  Edisoll  is  t~·~l(h ing:  agricu[ 
th('  high 

ture  amI  ho r ticulture  ill 
school  at  Ilart. 

lIorticulture,  2I.lissoula, 

I I.  L.  Bancroft  is  gelling  pr;,cti 
II,!!-Cll 
cal  cxpcriclll:c  wilh  Ihe  I.  L 
Irit;:  ~llrse r;e,;  Compal1\'  :It  ?lIon· 
ro~,  :'I!ich . .  \,Id r es~. 6, [Thin!  ~t. 
O.  \\' .  :-:c hkoussller  h;ls  gone  to 
work  for  the  :'Il o l1t<1n'l  St;\lc  B O'l rd 
:'Ilon 
of 
t:lll:t. 
tiatunl.I.,·  he  re ccl\"ed  :\11  at 
Iractil"e offer  from  the g'cnl'ral  man 
ag(·r  o f  th e  C;tiifurlli:l  F'ruit  Grol\" 
ers'  E\"changc,  hut 
the  on·hard 
work  in  the  wes t  ;Ippe;tled  to  him. 
D.  F .  F i~her is  emp[o\·et!  In  t[ll' 
dcpartlll(,llt  of  :,:.:-ri("ultll;~·,  ;\11,·1  ha,; 
,·a[ll:I!)!C 
just  cOlll pleted  so me  ICri 
spr:l) in;!  c.\ perimcnls  in· [)t·[,l ,I ilr~', 
,111<1  at  pres;:/lt  is  ill  he:U"JlI;lrtcr~ at 
\\'ashill:£lOn,  D.  C. 

G.  \-.  [{r:ll1ch  is  l\1allagl·r  uf  th e 
:-':orth 
Cillcirlll:lti  ollie('  of 
AIlJt; riC:l1l  Fruit  EXc!l;lIl~L·. 
_\<1-
d resl5,33  B[ym.' lO'·  J,llild(lI,!.!".  T he 
fir"t  o f  ~L' p'cm\wr  \w  rl"<:ell  l·,l  a 
,·ery  lille  inert':I!';e  in  ~: ! [ary. 

Ihe 

[I.  1::.  Truax  is  :t~S i S t'lllt  ill  pl!lllt 
p.ltho[og:y  ill  Ihe  Agri cllitllr,t1  Col 
k';,!"l' 
I!i~  ;l(ldr~·s,;  is 
F'lI·lOlll"ille. 

'It  Al'k:1ll~as. 

\v . .. \. Gardner  is  in  ch:l r"e  o f 
th~ la r~e  l:tlldst"ilpC  job at  Fre~port , 
I[I1110i 5.  for  a  2I.li!w,wkec  ti r rn. 

1.::.  \ \' .  DeGraff i"  t L'iI<.:hill,!.!"  ill  the 

hi,!.!"h  5[: hool  :11  Grei,!.!"slille,':--;.  Y. 

F .  II.  2I.! c Derlnid  i,;  ordliml  :md 
fruit  in s pec tor  a l  1.01.0.  "[ont:lllll. 
Arlie  I~ ;ulour is  ill  cha r,!.!"l·  of  the 
seed  tcstlng  wo rk  for  the  Ishell 
~eell Campan_I,  of Jackson. 

Ililrry  E.  h:nowl!oll  is  workio'''' 
for  I h~·  .c.  ti.  ~epa rtll1ellt  of  Agri 
cl1lture  111  Ihclr  slor,lg"c  and  Iran:> 
port.ation  work,  and  for  SOme  lime 
has bn·lllot"at"d a\  i\fedfonl,Uregoll. 
P.  T.  Ihllcn  is orehanl  :Ind  fruit 

inspector at  Con·:lll is,  Oregon. 

H arry  G.  T aft  is  te:lchilJ<r  ill  the 

high  school  at  Addison,  M idI. 

J.  I!.  C;lrmody  h:IS  thl·  horlicul_ 
tu ra[  work  in  the  Extension  Dcpt. 
\he- Univc rsi\\·  of  K entucb· 
of 
. 
H is  add ress  is  L cX'i ng to n. 
Edwin  Smi th  has  ch'lrge  o f  a 
new de p,lrtmcnt o f  f r ui t storage lind 
t ra nsportation  establishc{1 
[n·  the 
Depart ment  o f  Agriculture o f  Brit 
ish  Columbia,  and  his  :tddress  is 
K clowna. 

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1':llr  Shears 
Knife 
!;:Ifcl\- Ibl.or_ 

(11111'110'.  ,\(1\0 ";trop. 
~!'"t'r-H.·"dy ""l\  "",ten 
10  'clec~ from 

Ilon~'", amI  Strops 
::;aws 
I I amllll:rs 
ll ntchet;; 
Chisels 
Screw  Dri,-crs 

E\'[R,Y  KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOU R  ROOM 

~ 

Cot s 

Fold in g  Beds 

Matresses 

Boo k  Cases 

Desks 

,\LL  COODS  DElIVER, ED fR,EE 

MIFFLIN 'S 

I"  f:lct,  ilnything  JOu  ne~·tl  il1 
\ ·ou  wi\!  finll _  and 
ha rdwa r~' 
at  prico:s  tu  ",uit _  at 

Norton'S Hardwar6  M.J.« B. M. BUGK 

ABOUT  T H E  C AMPUS 

,,;=-= 

~;?I'E;~ 

it("\".  C,j.  "rtl"e,  of  thl' 
i:..:-:tn  .\,·e,.\1.  E.  dWr,'h. :;puke 
chapel  :->urt,by  IllOrni!!:.!;, 

.\Ii c h· 
in 

.\[rs,  Sht: r\\"ood.  m:t1rott  al 

the 
Delta  C[ILI"  W:lS  calkd  to  Detroil 
last  week, on  <lCCOUllt  of  Ihe  lk:tth 
of her  t"Olher. 

. \  Iwo-hor"e  powl'r  kero~cl1e ~lld 
g::H;olinl'  en;,::iue  h,L"  heell  plan:d  ill 
the  laburaton  of  the (kpHrtmelll  of 
f,1r 
l1Iech'~llics.  1U  he  lI"ed 
f,(rm 
dernollStralioLl  plL r post:s. 

t;dLlllLtHI  G ihson.  'L':, \lho is  nOI\ 
lIith  the  l·.  ~.  DepartLlLl'tlt  of  .\;..(" 
ril-uhllrl'.  hurl':lo  of  elltolllolog"\', 
Spellt  Satunl"y  ,Lnd  Sun.!,,:  al  .\.1. 
A .  C . 
~[r. <3ihsOll'S  work i"  cereal 
:Llld  for:lg"e  crop  il1sc('IO;. 

TIll'  hotall i,,'<ll  depart!l1l'llt  ha,; 
just  reecin;d  from  (;crllwlLY  sO!l1e 
brg:c  ~izl'd  model;;  o f  spikt:lc!\5  of 
wl1(·:lt.  0:11 5,  :lnd  corn,  ,I"  wdl  :1"  of 
the  hul"uS  Glllsi lW  erg:ot,  al111  one 
or two ~thl' r hlltg"C  SO me  of  t hese 
models  c,lL1  be  taken  :lp:lrt  to  show 
int .. 'rrHll  s tructure . 

A  mC'ding  of  ILII  students  from 
~li chigall's  upper  peninsula  was 
helu  Oil  F r idllY  evening. iLt  which 
time  :Ul  or~:U\izatioll  IV:IS  effected 
co nsi st iJL~  o f  35  meUlbers. 
It  is 
believed  Ih :l t  this  numher  will  bl· 
increase(\  by  10  or  [5,  a s  there  arc 
alkast  50  s tudents  fro m  th:l \  sec 
tion.  A t  lhc  meeti n g"  fril!;'Y  c\"cn~ 
ing  officers were chose n as  foll ows : 
P residen t,  \ V.  Ste rn ~,  Ishpeming; 
\" ice  p residen t,  I Ierman  A llen ,  I sh · 
pe ming;  secreta r y,  L .  E .  _Ski\"o,:, 
\\ . 
t reasure r, 
Besse me r ; 
Lal'e rs,  L awre nce. 

\\" 

T he  junior  f(lrl'"t .. ·r"  ;oll·un;..:- OILt 
in  hr:(Lld  Ill'\\"  ~[:Kkil1a\\s Sa\Lmb,. 

C,  \\-.  h: Llapp,  . (ll'. 1\ "  ...  :t  calk,:e 

I  isit o r  ~at(!nl;I) . 

the  pa"t  week 

The  farm  departmcnt  h:\s  hl'en 
bus\" 
tilli!t"  "ilo", 
T h~ l' rop  i"  n·poned  :\"  ,e~,  ;..::owl 
l"l.llbi(kriLI;..("  Ihe  !lll{,(I'Orahlc  Sl':lSOIl. 

Jud;.::in;::  frOIll 

lhe  num her  ,,01(1, 
Ihn""  icc  l'Te:!L"  ~·1} l1 c'"  Il1:1dl'  h,  thl' 
dairy  depitrll\\\lllt  are  U.  K .. Tltc 
o.:(,h!  g"oods  a r c  ,11 ... 0  ... old  ill  hulk. 

The  ! k"peri:m"  held  a  len  ell 
jo.'"hll·  p:Ht)·  in 
the  a~n ': !1ilUr:'1 
Iwilding"  Fri' [:1\  n 'l"nin,:.  SeC.  :tnd 
:\1 rs.  Brown.  (k:uI  ~h;lW  aut!  ,\ 1 r. 
and  :\II·~ .  :-;l'cie\'  \\~'re  pat rOil". 

Ruth  :\"c\\"man.  \\"ho  ha"  l'eell  ill 
for  more  thaLI  t\\U  \\"eek~ ,  i~  re 
portell  :IS  improl itl~.  Ruth  i~  t lw 
lillie  d"l(g"ht~' r  flf  I'ro fl'""or  S ew 
maL!,  of  the  t!r:1\\  ill;.!  d~'p;'rllI)l'L1I, 

The  .\1.  ,\.  C,  ])irecton·,  com 
piled  hI'  _\1 is...  Yakd(:I·.  'is  now 
'So  dl:lr<~e 
rl,:td~  for  di"lrihutiot1. 
will  he  made  for  tht:  ~:Hlle tltis  ' "e:<r, 
:tI1l1  c:Kh  studelll  is  elllitkd  to'  one 
l Op.', 

in 

term  pari.'" 

The  ALlroreall  I,itcr:ln'  :-;O(·iell 
th·l· 
hdd  their  f'lll 
l'l-enin:,!  of  l:isl 
:->"Illniay 
:ITIIlOTy 
wCl'k,  "n,[  lhe  AthclleILI11 
:-';OCicl\' 
p"rly  "as hdd !he same  el"enin:..:- i;1 
Ilw  aS5ell1hh- room  o f  thl'  a;:! r icul 
P rof.  allli  ~lr5. 
!ural  huil!!!IIg". 
.\lrs,  h:illg" 
Cbrk  "ud  !'rof.  atld 
were  patrons  for  the  former,  and 
Pruf.  :tIlt!  .\Ir".  Sanford  aLld  :\Ir.  E. 
E. l l o tchill, 'I ~l', for the  latter  OCl':\ · 
sion . 

Th t:  iULilual  sopho111oro:  h:!Thecue 
wi!!  he  held  Frid a y  evcning of  this 
week,  ,lilt!  g: reat  pblls  are  Iwing 
m:ulc  for  the  e\·Cl1[. 
h: ris  Bt:mi s 
will  be  ill  ch arg-e,  the  h:md  will  be 
011  hanu, speeches  will  be  m;1I1e  hr 
Prof . .\1 [It klin, 1\1 r.  Co r tright,  C a pt, 
R ib[et, Chambe rlain and o t hers, IUld 
the re  will  he  plen ty o f ox,cide r, :md 
(!oughnots ,  Festh'ities w ill  s tart  at 
to  be 
7  p.  m .  El"e r)'hotly  urged 
p rese n t. 

lLI  the  (,tii ce  of  the  ,biry  t!ep;trl' 
tll~l1l  ha ;;  hl'eLl  placl',l:l  I;lrg:l'  frame, 
liVe  by t:ig-ht  fe~·t  ill  ,;il.e • ill to whi ch, 
Oil  :L  b:t ~'k,:r<)1I11!1  vf ;,;reelL  cl,lth,  hn" 
)<.1  pictlLrl'';  repre 
beeLl  LllOllnted 
Sl'lIlil1;.,'  thl"  I' ariou~  1_I' pC'"  of  dair.' 
"1I1ll1<lls. 

Prof.  Shoe~mith  \\a"  at  Batde 
\\"l'l'k, 
Crel'k  on  T(le~d;t\  of  lasl 
··,"l'l·d  Curu 
whe re  he  spok~· ·Oll 
Sdo.:c tioll." 
:\  meeting"  of  farmers 
h:HI  ll<;ooLL  o.: lIl1l·d  h\· the  B.  C .  Challl 
her uf  Commerce-,  :md  :tfter  ,ILl  en· 
tl'rt aill '11el1l  seed corn "';IS t h",  p r ind 
paltop;l".  T he husinesi!  lIlell  of  the 
tOWll  pl;Ln  011  a  ~·0r!L  COtltl'St 
the 
('oming  yea r,  "nti  take  thi,;  method 
of  ilLte resting  the ;.:-rol\ ers. 

:1 

to  rULI 

The  E ,!ste rn 

.\Iichigan  Power 
Co, expect 
test  on  thL'ir 
F i,·c  Chaltucls  power  pl:mt  near 
JI~le,  losto county,  ;\[ich., on  :\" 01". 
i.  T his  pla11t  is  on  the  AIL  S"blc 
R iVe r.  Ill'ar  the  Cook del·c!opnlellt. 
on  which  tt!s ts  were  m;l(le  1;15t  Jan 
uary,  in  which  sOllle  of  ou r  ci,·il 
engineering  SltHlenls  participlLted . 
T he  comp:lI1y  h::Js  again  reques ted 
the  :ls sist ance  o f  our seniors  for  the 
test  011  Noy.  7. 

I' ruf. 

attended 

• \ nd e r"OIL 

t h \! 
,\1  idl i~:1lZ  C Ollsi,:nLl1l:111  Sale  of 
Ilolsteios 
the  lith. 
:->ell'r"J  "f  the  .lain  students  :1<':' 
c01up"nil'd  hillL. 

iJl'lruit  Oll 

;IL 

. 

The  S :lIiOl)al  Dain  Shnll  i"  10 
he  held  in  C hic:I:':;,)  t'his  \car Ol t , 
~I  Iv  .\"UI.  ~  iLL d u~ile.  :\1.  .\.  C. 
"ill  he 
:'o.les<; rs. 
In' 
Piper,  Reed  and  1 LL1I1ill,·,n. 

rel,rc'ol"11tcll 

[[on .  .J.  C.  '\kUo weli.  agr;c,,!. 
l ·,:-,.  IJl'partml'1lt  of 
turi"t,  of  the 
Ag"ri n L!tun:: ,:l1  \\·:1>,l1ill;.:IOI1.  \\<1'; 
: ( 
,"o lk-:.!;e  \i ",ilOr  :->"tLlnl:I\',  ill  the  in  
t~·re .. t"  vf  the  brm  ;tl:UL:I).;ellL~·nt 
lI o rk  in  till:  ~t:ttl'. 

.\lr.  T . .  \,  F:lrr:IJld .

• ,f  Eato n 
R:lpids,  prc"idcLlI  Itf  ,hl'  .\Iichig":m 
Ilonil' u1tural  :-;o~·iet.l,  \\'ill  s pe:lk  "I 
the  I lort. Cluh  \\' cdl1e;;;day  Cl"ening 
the  Apple 
on  "[11 
Ibn·e"I." 
rents  a 
!lIr,:e  nL1mb~'r of  ordlOlrds  in  ,\1  ichi· 
~:1Il  aL1\1 
I[Ort. 
.\li:>SOllri.  itnd 
Cluh :Lre  forHlllate 'to  s ecurl'  him  t(l 
spe;ok  <1'  thi"  liLlle, 

,Ill'  .\Iid~t  of 

~Ir,  Farr:lIl\! 

the 

the  eall 

C 
to  be 

D r.  Giltner  states  thllt  Ihe  call 
f or  the  se r um  for  the  protection 
ag;l;nst  hog  c hokr:\  is  illCTe;Lsilw 
ert:1m  parts or  the  st:lte 
rapL\  y. 
• 
' 
'" 
infected  worse  than 
seem 
others  - at  Jc:lst 
fo r  aid 
{ro111  cert ain  ('UStO Lllc rs  is  on  the  in 
cre:lse.  A  new  circular  Ita»  heel! 
published,  and  is  heing  distrihuted, 
II'hi ~h e:.:pl ains  the  IIwthot[  of  Irt'li t. 
me n t,  preparatio n ,  and  direction  for 
treatment of  pigs.  The  circul:"l r  is 
issued  as  an  Expe r iment  Stalion 
circular by  the div ision  o f  bacte r iol. 
ogy  and  hygiene , 

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Evecybody  coads.  TH E  STATE  JOURNAL 
BECAUSE 
It  completel)'  covers  tbe  field  of  10c:11  news,  politics,  and  the 

world of sports. 

RecallS"  its  telegraph  anl!  correspondence service enable it  to 
gin:,  its  renders  tht:  latest  general  news  of  the  day  in  fld· 
\':tnce  of  lilly othe r  newspaper coming into  Lansing. 

Have THE  STATE  JOURNAL delivered  t o  yo ur home  by  carrier 

NOT  TRYI NG  TO  MAKE  GOOD 
AMERICANS . 1 

Progress  in  Educa t ion  in  tbe  Philip 
pines. 

\\' ashing toll,  O cl.  13.-'1'he  Di 
rector  of  Educ;ltion  of  the  Philip. 
pine  Islands,  who is  now  visiting  in 
th.is  country,  5;'),5,  in  speaking"  of 
the  Filipinos: 

., \ \' e  arc  not trying to make good 
Americans of them,  hut we :Ire  try 
to  make  good  Filipinos  of 
ing 
\ \'c 
t.hem,  :md  we  are  succeeding. 
hllve  established,  as  generally  as 
possible throuKhout the :I rchipebgo, 
a n  educational  system  which  we 
hope  will  gin,; the  greatest possible 
number of the  islanders  the  kind  of 
educfttioll  which  will  llo  them  the 
greatest  possible  good -
as  is 
landers.·· 

An  enrollment of  o\·cr half ,I  mil 
liol1  children  in  the  public  schools, 
laught  and  supcn ·ist:d  by  0\ er nine 
thousalld  Amcrican  and  Filipino 
leachers,  with  "cry practical cou rSes 
of  stud I· 
froUl  the  primary  grades 
up  thro;lgh  the professional colleges 
of the  l~hilippinc  University, seems 
to  suh!>tal1tia l~ the conclusion of Ihe 
Director of  Educ;lIjoo. 

Thc  bure:\\1  11;15  beell  del·oting 
ilself  for  scveral  year"  to  foruml:I!· 
ing  !tnd  Jlutting-
into  operation  a 
progr:oll  of  induslri:11  Hlstruction 
which  is  al  o nce  log-ieal  in  its  se 
(I uencc  from  j,{rade  to  g-r:](le  :md  in 
close  h<lnnolll"  w ith  the  indu strial 
needs  of  the ·coHllIry.  That  ,-cry 
remarkable  SUCCt·ss 
haS  bee II 
achien·<J  in  this  direction  thero::  is 
no  doub!.  At  the  lasl  J'hilippinc 
Expositioll, 11 .... 111  ill  )J anila  in  Feb  
rl1ary,  191~, the  Bureau  of  Educa· 
tion  wa.'S 
1,1:100  s(luAre 
meters of  tioor  space,  ~l!HI  exhibited 
ol·er  16.000  articles  Illlttle  in  the 
from 
industrial 
matlS,  hats 
the 
tint-51  sets of dining- room  furniture, 
valued  at $250 cftch.  Ol"cr  350,000 
popils  are  enrolled 
in  vocational 
courseS.  the  complelion  o f  which  in 
frOIll  two  10  four years  wil!  make 
them  self-supporting  mcmbers  o[ 
Iht::  eOlnrnunil I·. 

schools,  ranging 
lind  baskets 

ftssig-l1cll 

to 

Tht::  work  i,ein~ Jone  hy  the cII 
ucatiOJla]  authorities  in  the  Philip 
pil1es  is,  in  many  ways,otle  of  'he 
moSI succc3",ful  accomplis hments of 
our  a<iminiSlr:Hion  of  the  islands. 
11  is  a  field  where  young  men  antI 
women  of  superior  qu alifications, 
excellent c haracter, and  good prcpa 
r,1I1011  huvc  the  beSl  of  opportuni. 
ties  to  take a  brge  part ill  the 50111-
tion  of  some of  the  problems  now 
confronting this  country, :mJ  at  the 
same  time  ~nin  an  experience  and 
Iraining which will he of great 1":llue. 
The government employs  men  as 
su~rvisors,  leachcrs  of  En~lish, 
nlilthenl<ltics,  science,  manual  train 
iug  and  agriculture, and  women  for 
home economics. 

The  linited  S tates  civil  ser vice 
comm ission  Announces  an  examina 
tion  fo r  the  T hanksgiving  recess, 
~o,'embe r  19-30,  in  various  cities 
of  t he  country  for  t he  pu r pose  of 

securing eligibles  10  be appointcd  in 
thespriug  of  1913  for  work  begin 
ning  with  the  opening  of  the  next 
school  year. 

Det.liled  informatioll  relative  to 
the  nature  of  the  service  and  the 
examin;ttion  may  be had  by  writing 
10  the  Bureau  of  Insnlur  Affairs, 
\\'ashingtoll,  D.  C. 

DATIL  NATIONAL  FOREST. 

\\-e arc allowed  to quote  from the 
letter of  I I.  Basil  \Vales, 'I I, who is 
the  Dalil  National  Forest, 
wilh 
:It  M <lgdulella, 
with  headquarters 
New 
:\lexico.  Mr.  "-ales  was 
much  pleased  with  the  Summer 
Camp letter, and  feel!>  thaI  by  this 
method  he is  better  able  tc  keep in 
touch  with  the  work  of  lhe forestry 
depllrtnl("IlL 
\Ve  quote  frolll  his 
letter  as follows; 

;·1  <1m  gelling  fine  experience 
here  011  the  Datil. 
\Vhile  Ulere  is 
not  so much  timber  work,  we  have 
II  lot  of  graz ing,  ,mel  that  is  one 
thing which  is  not gil'"en  at  thc  Col 
lege.  This  fore st deril'es the great· 
er  sh are  of  its  re\-ellUl!  from  the 
grazing side  of  the  business,  which 
includes  most  o f  the  specia l  us!;:s 
al$O.  Last year the  Datil stood high 
:Illlong  those  which  p;tid,  or  nearly 
paid  expcnses.  Di strict  3  ~too<J 
first  in  gross  receipts,  and  when  I 
lell  \"011  that  it  was <llso  first  ill  re 
ceip·u  from  timber  sales,  ~'o u  nmy 
he  surprised even  as much as  I  was. 
One  not  aC(luaintcd  with  this  pitrt 
of  thc  coulltry  would  hardly  think 
there  was  so much  timber  here. 
It 
is  mostly  yellow  pine.  and  a  poor 
quality  at  that.  Th e  timber  on  the 
DatjJ  is  located  awu\"  off  from  the 
r:tilroad  :lIId:\t  presellt  is  \·cr_l·  in 
accessiblo::,  50  that  little  is  sold  ex 
cept  for  local  liSe.  EI·cry  once in  a 
while  we  hear of some railroad  pro 
ject  which  ulmost  immedi<Heiy  falls 
through,  but  we  hal'!.'  hopes  that 
presently  we  will  h:lvc  some  big 
sales  to  look  :I£ler. 

The  three  forests  which  adjoin 
here- D3lil ,  Ap:tche, and  Gila, arc 
joint  rangers  meeling, 
10  have  II 
eommcncing  nest  ~londay, and  we 
will  all  get  a  II"hole  lot  of  benefit 
from 
it.  T he  deputy  supervisor, 
grazin).!"  assistnnt,  and  myself :lYe  10 
lea~·e for  the  point  of  meeting  011 
horscb:1ck  next ThufS(]IIY (Oct. 10), 
ilnd  the supef\'isor w ill  follow  with 
It  is  only  a 
the  team  on  Fri{lay. 
three· days' ride to the point of meet· 
j\fter 
ing,  which  is  on  the  Dalil. 
the meelillj!  some of  us  will  have  a 
r am 
trip  through  the  mountains. 
supposed  to  handle  Ihe  subject  of 
p rotection  of  cut·over  ;,reas  :It  the 
III eeti ng" . " 

M r.  \ \"ides  espeets  to  leave  for 
Michig-an  about  the  middle  of  De 
cember,  and  w ill  make 
college 
friends  a  visit ,lbotttJanuary  IS. 

}'-\rs.  H.  ~ I.  Conolly  (Ruth  Fos 
ter),  of  Auburn,  Ala .,  and  a  former 
M.  A.  C.  girl,  is  vis iti ng  at  the 
home  of  her  gr:tndparen ts,  ]l.l r.  ami 
~l rs.  H erman  Coo k,  Oll  G rand 
Ri ve r  Ave. 

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Sample pieces, ya.rd ...... $1.25 

$1.25  r ich,  hea'·y,  plain  Salin 
Fllille.  8  sample  h81!  pieces; 
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Th e M.  C.  Ulley &. Co. 
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THE  RIPLEr.r  GRA r 
PRIXTING  CO.lfPAN'J'" 

En ... av., ...  Printe rs  StaHo n ...... 

DIRECTORY 

LANSING  BUSINESS  AND 
PROFESSIONAL  ~IEN. 
Tbe  ", .. "es  In  thtl  1)lrectorY.88  .... ell  811 
tb ose  01  1111  our  other  IId,· .. r\l8en ... re  01 
nl18ble  partle,.  We  bope.  that  the  laeUllY 
and  nudruU  "ill  tnke  pain s  to  palronlze 
~bo l!e  who  palronl~e UJI. 

BARBERS. 

C O I.ot.EGI':.BARBERs n o p. 

HOll se.  Audy  1<  a tIlt  " ·Itll  ~I. ,\. { ' .
hnmt,. pllrlor. "",llI"ood  work donp. 
N ~:w HAR!H;H  SliOI'.  In  I"bl\.«,  Hull<l· 
In 11".  under  ll .. uer·~  \)r"" ""d  Gro.=er,. 
If YOU  wiSh flSlyli~h hllir cut gIn: u. 
Potore. 
.E.  E.  Hc ynolilJl.  Prop. 
n  ,· .. 11. 

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BOOKS  AND  ST ATIONERY. 
A  M.  ~;;III-:RY.ll&Wash. A"e.N.  Books. 

•  Fine  StatIonery.  J.;ngl"ll\"ed  O .. ttlng 
0 .. rd8.  }-o"nUt.ln  Peu8.  Pletureo.  Frame!!. 
Fine  Fmmlng 
II  Specially.  Up-to-dnte 
\ltyles.  Out GI&$S-CU~ tn  I",nslng. 

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BOOK  BINDERS. 
B Lun":AU  <1:.  sn: ln;Rl'.  Bookbinders, 

Ilccount  ~k makers.  t>8per  rutlnlJ. 
li b . .. ..,.  .. nd  nne  8rt  blndhH;r1l.  HIe  1)(>:Ies, 
map  mountlnllS, alooml.  pocket  lx>ok8. ete_ 
Olthenl'  phone  ~o .  ffIl. 
In  OtlY  Nfl.tlon .. 1 
Ba nk  Rulldln l .  Gco.G. I:!ludeau and  Hen.y 
H. SIebert. 

CLOTHING. 
E LGI N  M IFFLIN.- i..adles  and  Genlle_ 

men's F'urn llhlnr Good8.  See  ad. 

MI; Bell phon e  GI. 

• . N"llon .. 1 Hauk H1dl'.  Autom8tle p honlj 
I-'or",,,,  ~I. A.<.'. stnde n l_ 

J E.  8TOt-t-t;R.  D.  D.  S.  Omc,,'!«I-f>Olty 
DR UGGISTS. 

ROlJ8ER"S  QA.PITAL 

I)R UG  S1'QR.E, 
Up  10  d .. t e.  Uorller  store.  OpposIte 
Holllaler  Block. 

Cot.L ~:(a:  !IIH·r.  .0\:->0  G ROC ERY  ('0. 
~:" p. e~~ olfl'· ...  Al'ency ::;I Kr  l .... undl'Y. 
DRY  GOODS. 
J  \\ ..  "N_",!' P  1'0.  nry  Good ~ nnd  t·ur_ 
M 11-1..8  nRY  GooM3  co. 

\l,.y  Good. 
SUII <. ('oIII~. \\""l sI~. Arl Nt·edlt· Work. 
t:I C.  1M-tIn  Wllshl nl<lon  A'· ...  South. 
ELECTR ICAL SUPPLIES_ 

•  "Is hln" ~.  :!:!Q-:!:!l  Wnl>h l"I<IOn  A w,  So. 

CC"'ACpO,CTO""L 
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t:LJW 1·HI O  ~:NGlN .t:~J R!SG 
~-ulJ  line of  .t:lectrleRI  Snpptles. 
'n<:\udl"jI,"  IIlud enU- sh ndes  Rnd  cOf' I ~.  <."8r_ 
bon.  Inntnl"",  nnd  mllzdn  re,,,.lhut  I .. ",ps. 
"7  ~;.  Mlchll<"u Ave, 

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FURNITURE  DEALERS. 
M  J .  .t.  B. ~I. RrO I\.~FlIrnltun'.  CornOlr 

•  W8~hln l<lon A,·".  nnd  lon l ..  Street. 

S .. "  Rd. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &  T INW'RE. 
N ORT O S·S  IIAHnWAltK  (~~ner AI 
Hll r,I"·Rre. T hl " ·I\"·. (lrR"ltew"rp  Out 
111  Wll5hh' l(lOn  .o\'·e.  S . 

le ry.  Sto,·~~.  e te. 
S..-.e  Rd. 

MANUFACTURING  AND  HAIR_ 
DRESSING. 
M RS.  o.  T.  OA!;I-:.  M"nnf"CLnrlnl< 
;;;h"mpoolnl<  ~ Halrdre,", I,,!!  l"'do.ll: 
S ... l1ches  "".d e  of  CUI  hll.lr  Or  comblnlls 
.. I<lO  colurt"(1  .. nd  re,,0,.8ted  10  look  " S f«X><i 
II~  "'.....  The  I'"r8<1eo-Am .. rk .. "  1I)"!!"lentc 
Toll.'t  ReQul.ltI'8 .,  ';PEcr"'.TY.  AUloul8tte 
pho" .. t!oIil.  ~';'. WflJlhlnl<lOn  .0\, .... S. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 
G RI S Nf;U. I-IRI'8.  "~I I c h;l<an·~ L ... lldlnl 
.\lul\.lc  u ou~e :·  Hl",h  tlrnd ..  1"18n08 
.. ud  Plny er  PIli nO!<.  1i,,,y1·('rm8.  I'I"nO'lo 
R.·nl - YeR.·S  }(.'nl .. l  oul  un 
I'''rc!"i~('. 
":'·"~l:.thl"~ In  tI~e  1~ ..... lm  of  ~!" sl<: . 
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Sl."<'.  :o;1"OH I-:,  ~IP  N. II ..... hlllirlOIi  An'. 

PHYSICIANS. 
D R.OSOAR  H.  RRU~~GE I~-{"or.  Mic h. 
Ave.null Grnnd  RI'·H Ay,·~  i<:1U.1 
' .... '1-
sl nl'.  Hours.  i  to  a ,~ ... In.: t  to ~ Hud; 10" 
p.m.  Sn"d"Y8.I~toI8nd O IO~p.",.  "111_ 
zenspbone  I:H I ;  H'·lll\;&j. 

D R . H.  W.1.AN DQN,  ~;8"l r"' ''8101'.  ~flch. 
Ottl c e  honrs,  ,  to 8:!JO  II .  In . •  12,:.)  10  t 
!!oud  ~:.'ll to 8  p. on.  Snn,II'YII.  10 10 II ~J) ... In. 
,  to 8 p. "'. C)1t Iz~ n~· phone 1I2l!s. 

EY.t~.  ~:A!(..  N(J>E.  ANI!  Tit HOAT. 

!lr. 
J. S., )"'<"1.  I I"  II . .0\ 110111 .. "  :;1 •.  1""u~lnll" 
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Cll!zen8  phone~7lI . 

PRINTING. 
L A\I-.RENOt!  ,~  V."N  }!.t·Rt~X  J'ItI"ST_ 

1",(;  OO.-~I(I..~12(;ro""1 "~e"ue S O~UI. 
fine  I'rlntlnl(.  MOlh  I'holles. 

A LL":N  PR I NTING  00.  QQr"er C) .. pltol 
Ilvenue  nnd  10nLII  gl.eet.  Prlntlllil 
Ottlce SupplieR.  1-:<>lI"rlll·"d  ("8rd s  Pr()jJ"""$' 
M8cey Good"".  Belt  phone 10114.  ·AUIOnl811 C 
phone 0I00(I.  Re me",l);'r our ,Ie,.. 1Q<:atlo". 

In(!:ton  A ~·e. lind  lonl8 St. 

ROS":RT  i'I~IITH  I'TG.  00.--<.10 ••  Wuh. 
UNIFORMS, 

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T H~;  .If .  O.  I..J.L LK\' 
Ohlo.- ... h ...... JJwI .. I:<lNl  of  ~ltlLl8ry  lind 
So<-IHy Good~ . 

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