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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AG RICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

" OL.  18. 

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I-AL UM NI] 

'SI. 
\\-e  are  ill  receipt  of  ,HI  ar tistic 
little  booklet  -
·'The  l\rt of  H ome 
He<lutif.l·ing,"  is.succl  hy  the  Cnli 
fo ruia  Furniture  Cu .. of  Los  .t\ fl 
gdes, o f  which  l'omp:my  Alucrl  II. 
is  presidc ll t.  The 
\· oi;,:1It, 
mission  o f  thc  hooklet  is  to  help 
b ring"  thc  ideal  ill  home  furnishi ng 
wi thi n  reach  of  cve ry  hOll\c  fu r  
nishe r , :tnd  the  couq)anr  1ll;lke;;  il  :t 
husincss  to  l·qllip  the  h()llll·  com 
ptete  in  the  way  of ' furniture  and 
W:l1J  finish . 

'8 1, 

'95· 

THE  SHORT  COURSES. 

,I 

Momlay,  r auuary  6,  was 

red 
letter 11:1):  ill  t he  history  o f  sho rt 
:-'1.  :\ .  C .  Then;  \\"en, 
cour"c,;  at 
.!63  persOns  to  e nroll,  heing- hy  br 
tnt'  largest onl'  Jay  enrollmenl  cler 
rc(ordcd .  This 
ill' 
c r C:lh'd  lImil  Oil  :-ialllrd:l\'  a  101:.j  of 
321  h:td  registe red 
\;Irio\l,; 
COUfseS. 

Ilumbe r  h<ls 

in  ih.., 

. \ $ 11511111,  the  lirs t  Year  ag' r i~'lli. 
tun,1  cou rse  :llIra..:\",  "'he  g-rc;ltl''''' 
numher,  and  nlfln:  men  fl;]vc  re 
the  !>ccolld  )  ellr  Ilork 
IU rn cd  for 
Ih,lll  en'r  before.  T he  sl ump  ill 
fruiL p r ices.  10X-dhc r  with 
lIl1f,I\'or 
<lblc  w eather  du ri ng'  the  winter  o f 
191 I-I;:  no  doubt  aCCOlll1TS 
fo r  the 
in  Iht!  allt:ntlancc 
slight falling off 
ill  the  Frui t  C ourse. 
It i" helicn-,!. 
ho w eve r,  Ih:11  till' vcg-ctablc  gar(](· n 
ing  and  green  house  w o rk  du r in~ 
the  last  t\\·o  we"ks  o f  the  cou rse 
will  in ler.:"t  So me  who  \n:re  unahle 
to  bc  presen t  duri n g-
the  cntire 
rou rse. 

T he  3~ I  SlUdcnts  arc  dividell  ;I:; 
tstyc:lrAgrielllturc,  ISS: 
follows: 
second  yea r  A}{riculture,  56; 
Crea me ry  l\i:m ;lgemellt,  39 ;  P oul 
try  Husba nd ry .  l.f;  Fru it  Growing 
and  \ -c!!ela ble  v;lnk-nill!!  '17. 

Of  the  foreign  students,  Ohio 
furuishc s  ",.  Indiana  .: ,  :md  Illinois 

In  con nection  with  the  fon ner 
tr:tillin~ of Ihest: ;;;I udellls t he follow 
ing  1ll:1)'  be o f interest:  Those  who 
ha\"c  Iwd  ten  gr:u\cs  o r  m o re  in  the 
public  h igh  school:;  of  this  or  other 
states,  numbers  65 ;  the  total  higb 
school  :;raJuateS  IHJlnhcr  33 :  19 
have  hall 
in  business  o r 
t5  o f  the 
normal  collcg"cs ;  and 
nu mbe r  ha\·c  had  co1Jcge  or uni,-er 
s ity  training-_  Of the  remai nde r  by 
h r  lhe  largest numbe r  arc  p roduc ts 
of our cou ntry  schools, ha~-iug" {-Olll 
plcted  the  work  requircd  in  the  o r 
dinary  ei~hth grade. 

training-

Th e re  arc  se,·ell  wome n  e nrolled 
fo r  work  in  the se  cou rses,  two  of 
who m  a rc  takillJi:"  w o r k  ill  ge ncral 
ag ricultu re,  t hree in  poultry, one in 
e re;tmery  m :lI1agemen.t,  ;!ud  one  in 
frui t  c ulture. 

l\Irs.  C.  A.  Emery ,  o f  L o well 

M .  A .  C .  CADET  BAND. 

:\licl1.,  with  h.·r  husb:H1tl  has  en  
tered  for  the  wo r k  in  fruit  Kfowing. 
.\Jrs .  Gennale  Ch,lIllllcr, o f  Shultz, 
whose  husband  is  taking  the  work 
in  c r,',un e ry  1ll:H1:1gemcllt,  Iw;;  also 
e n ternl  fo r  the work  in  o rde r  10  bc 
in  ht>1t t>r  position  10  aid  him  in  his 
duties  when  :lgOlin 
takillg  up  his 
chosc n  wo r k. 

:'-oliss  Ina  .·\I gc r.  of  L owdl.  ::'-.Irs. 
l' arsun:;  G ray,  o f  Gr:lIld 
L ouise 
I{  apid~ .  :lud  .\[ rs .  Ellell  [~.  C feYls, 
of  Lansinl-(,  han'  cn r olled  for  th~" 
in  poult ry  husbandry.  The 
work 
furlll~· r  operates u  fann  llt·"r  Gr:lnd 
It "pids.  ;\11\1  is  especi:IHy  ink- rested 
in  PUT('  brcd  Jersers  and  poulrry, 
and  the  latter is  a  wcll  k,lOwn  Lan 
sillg"  [;Idy.  aud  one o f  0111'  mos t  l"lli 
.\Irs . :\l ar v 
cient  inst itute workers . 
Goull rieh  TowlIc,of Gra lld  R apids. 
:\1 ieh ., 
is  taki ng  s pecial  wo r k  in 
connection  with  thc  fin t  ye:lr  'lgri· 
cu lture, as  is also  ;\lrs.  A . G.  Xorth 
rop.  o f  Thompsonville.  The latter 
is  mother  o f  :\I iss  Zae  :\ort.h ro p, 
'06 ,  of  O\lr  back ri olo~ic;l\  de part  
ment. 

All  w o r k  W:lS  orglmi zeci.  and 
e<tch  cour:;e  is  rUllning smoothly be 
ginni ng  wi t h  t h(·  week . 

NEW  STUDENTS. 

Eight  Enter  for  Wo rk  in  Regular 
Cour!les. 

t" r1l1.  Amon)! 

Eig-ht  ncw  students  have  ente red 
for  w o rk  in th c  regu lar  courses  th is 
winh: r 
these  :lrc 
men ;lnd  women  who  hah"  recen tl\' 
mOI·ed  to  L'lIlsi ng  and  others  w ho 
for  \"l'lrinus  rc;tsons  wcre  unable  to 
be~in in  September. 

:\[ r . :\I)'ron).  Kelly,,,f  St. J "hns, 

cutc rs  for the 4th  year c\Jll rse in  e n 
gineerin!!. 

The  ::'-oJisses  Anna  and  Cla r issa 
K:tp ple r,  of  L:lkc  Linden,  :\I ich ., 
ha"c e ntered for  special  w o rk  in  the 
I-l ome  Economics  Course. 
T he}' 
,,\1 r.  F rede ric k 
are  J,lUghte rs  o f 
Kappler,  o f  H OlighlOlI,  Co.,  mem 
be r  o f  the  State  Leg isl ature  and 
will  live  in  Lansing  fo r  the  winte r . 
Both  of  the young  w o me n  ha,-e  had 

normal 
Statc :\o ruw l at  Kalamazoo . 

training 

in 

the  western 

..\[r.  L esll"T  Kading.  who  has 
cumpld.·d  cleven  grade",  in  the  De 
troit  Ccntral  Il igh,  has  elltere(1  the 
li,·c  I·ear COll r~ ~"  ill  a~rirll1tur(· . 

is  a 

'\(1·.  Stevenson  P.  Lcwis.  o f 
Clcl' t:l:iml, 
;! r;ldu:tte  of  the 
Ctcvel:lt1l1  Ili)Jh  School al)([  has  also 
had  SOllie  wo rk  in  I)W  L·nil·ersity  o f 
\ \ -iscun"in. 
:\[ r.  Lewi:>  entl·rs  Ihe 
four  year >':Oll r "e  in  AKriclilw re . 

:-:'anmc!  :-:..  Pi~·rel',  of  " ·on::ester, 
..\LrS$ ..  :1  g"r:Hhmtc  of  the  c1;tSS;Lat 
hig"h  school  of  th;1\  citr, h:1:>  l·nterecl 
for  Ihe  course in  {orestn·. 

:\1 r, J, R owla nd  Qui,;n. of  Grand 
in 
:\1  r.  QUill 1l  is  :1  g-rad 
l{api{ls  high 

R api(b,  has  clltc rcd  for  work 
ellg'inecrin)!. 
uatc  o f 
school. 

thc  Graml 

;\Ir"  lI a rr r  K.  " · rCllch,  o f  Oak 
I'ark.  111.,  ha5  cnlercd  the  fin:-I·l·:t r 
cOll r,.:c 
:\/r.  \ ' -rench 
secured  his  high  school  traillill~  ill 
W est  Allis. 

farest n ·, 

iu 

Y .  W.  C.  A.  BA ZAA R. 

The Y .  \V,  C  A,  B:I/"ar hdd  III 
t he  g-ir!s'  gY lllllllsill1ll  SlItu rd a v  <If 
tcrlloon  W:lS  :!  SIlCCCSS,  thou;:li  bu t 
few  outside of  co11c"('  circle"  wen' 
dsito rs.  Some  t \\"e~ly  (Ioll:!rs  \\':15 
ad ded  to  thc geileral 
fund  through 
this  1Ilelms. 

T he 

jc11ie", 

prettily 
l'Ylllll:lsiulll  Wa!i 
(Iccor;lted,  hooths  hal·ill).;  hccl!  p re· 
viously  arr;lIlg'ed  from  which  were 
dispc ll se d  c:llldics,  cakc;;;, 
b .. ked 
goods, 
:md  ca nlled  f r uits. 
T ea  w;'t o> 
served  al so.  The  sale 
lastCl1  from one  10  fin:  in  the  a fter 
noo n  and  as  st a te'!  before  though 
bUI  fc w  out.siders  w en'  in,  t he  sale 
was  vl'ry  s uccess ful  amI  the  yOll n l:; 
WOlllell  On  the  whole  s" ' ;5tied  with 
the  result of their effo rts. 

Dr.  F.  l-I.  Y:m $uchleil:n  has  re 
t u rned  from  an  extelllied  trip  tllke n 
the  holidays.  Part  of  the 
durin g 
time  he  spent  visitiug  rdatives  in 
Sandus ky  alld  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
the  time  was 
Thc  rcmaimlc r  o f 
spen t  st udyi ng 
the  transpo rta tion 
:Jcililies o f  .\Iuu cie.  Indian'l. 

invol,·cd 

" · l"  arc  1ll  r':ccipl  of a  most  ill_ 
te resting"  and  iCbl r l1ct i l'C  hulletin  b,· 
II. IL  Smith  o f  ~chraska, o n  Bec'f 
P"odllction - a  comparison  of  ra 
tions. 
F u r ty-eight  Sll·l"r:;  wcre  di 
v ided  into  six  g-rOllps  and  the  cx 
the  follo\1 ing; 
pe r imcnt 
whether or  nut  ~·orl1  silage  can  b..: 
IIse(1  wi t h  economy  fo r 
fa ttcnin:; 
<:::lItle;  the  rdati,·c  v:Iluc,;  01  p rairie 
hay  allil  cor n  stol·cr  fed  \1 ith  a lfal 
f:t:  ;lnd  of  wheat  h ran, lin~eed rIle:ll, 
cottonsced  >':lIkc.  and 
fed 
with  prairie  hay; ;IH,[  corn ,.:il:tgc  \"5 . 
ston·r. 

:IJfalfa 

·oi· 

;\Jrs.  Thol1l<ls  lI uhha n l 
:\Ir,  :II HI 
:I!lIlOUIll·C  Ih"  birth  of  :1 
.\klla!l o n 
\I:tric  Lustr:mt,  on  De 
dllllg"hler, 
cemher  13.  191~ . 
:\Itll:ttt o n 
is  profcsso r  o f  Il urtindtll re  ill  the 
L·n i \"~'rsit-"  o f  Gc p r gi:t,  at  A thells. 

::'-.Ir. 

' 10. 

t\nlloullcemellt  is  re<.:e i\-l·']  o f  lhe 
nWrr;;l)!e  un  Ja nu ary  1.  1913.  o f 
..\li5S 
_\ rthu r  L . C;tmpbel1  '10,  and 
lIazel  L ouise  Cr:1fts  ,n  Grass  I.;lke. 
..\Ir.  ClImpuel[  i"  a  rallcher 
:\Iich. 
at Ara p:t!lol'.  \\-1' 0. 

T he  mar r i!lg-e  of  Cliffonl 

:\I c  
Kibbin,oftheclassof'II.:md  :\Iiss 
R \lth  Mead,  'I~.  of  Delroit,  took 
place at  thc  home of  thc  h r i.le ';;  pa r  
ents S:ttu rday  eVl'ning:. J;m.  }.  The 
-,"OUIIl-(  people  spcnt a  sha rI  tilnc  in 
D et roit  and 
;\It.  Cleme!)s  uefore 
going  to  ~prLJlg"er\'ille,  .\ri z.,  thei r 
future  home. 
is 
;\Ir. 
assistant  :;upe r viso r  o f  Apacb<.'  X ;,_ 
tional  Forest  R eserve_ 

::'-.lcKibhill 

'I l. 

firm 

G.  II.  Smith  ha~ J.!"olle 

into  thc 
co mmission [,u,.iness  with his futher, 
the 
I. 
.'\:.  Son.  Thc  Ims ilwss  is 
Smit h 
..\brket  Sl., 
locatcd  at  ~6  \V est 
Detroit. 

\V illHnl 

to  be 

llame 

'I t. 

C.  C.  Jones  was  ma r ried  011 
Christmas  [ve. ,  as  was :1150  Frank 
\ Ve 
Lossi nK,  o f  the  sante  eluss. 
h""e  not  ye t  heen  informed  as  to 
the /lames  of  the  fortunatc  young 
wo m en . 

1'1. 
S .  F .  Deh·i n,  with  the  Shep:ITCI 
Elect r ic  Crane  Co.,  of 
l\J o \l tour 
Falls,  N.  Y.,  was  a  college  \'isitor 
during  holidays. 

:-J.  H anson,  ' I::,  is  now  locat ed  at 

3903  ::'-. Iichigan  A vc.,  Chic:lgo. 

Th e  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

The M . A . C.  RECORD 

BASKET-BALL. 

1'\181.'."'1["  IlYltllY  TV"'I"AY  OUIUNG  '1'01"  Co .... 

L .......  YKAII  IIY  THIl  " 'COl''''''''  ""n: 

.... IIICULTU"",L  COLLEGE. 

S .  A .  '''UNCIt . ......... .. " 

11: 11"'1'0 11 

150  C ENTS  \l'tll  V itA .. 

Eotered  ••  HCOnd-cl&M  mall  matter  M 

Laorln, .• 'd leb. 

Add .... aUlu'-crLptiOn .  and  adven.tsln , 
m atte, \0  t be  M.  A  O.  RECOHD.  RMt  Lan-
1101'.  Mich.  Add","  all  ooMrlbutlon ~  to 
' b~ Manacto ll"  t:dltor. 

Remit  by  P.  O.  ) Ione,.  Order.  Oralt  or 

Re.I.t<!~ L<etloel.  1)0 I10t  ltend nam!M. 

Buslneu  om" .... Itb  La"'rence  do  Vall 
8UNlD  Pr1nUn ll'  00.,  tl(}"11~  Grand A,'e. No., 
Lansl o • .  M h:b. 

TU ESDAY,  JANUARY  14,  1913. 

HON .  FRANCIS  J.  HENEY. 

Second  Number  on  L ecture  Cou rsI'.  In 
the  Armory,  Thursday  E nuing. 

l Ion.  Fr:tnt'is 

,.  I lcne\",  of  San 
Fr:mc i..;co,  Calif.,' \\ ill  speak  in  the 
Armory  ThufSfiu}  ",vCJl ill~  of  this 
week 011  The  Gnlft  S.,:nlldal ..  of  the 
Golden  Gate  Cit}'. 
:'-.Ir.  Ilene}  is 
wdl  known, Clopt:dllll),  lhroughout 
the  w ...... t  for  his  a ctilil)  in  connec 
tion  with 
these  sClinduls  :md  also 
for  hi~ work in COll nect iOIl  with  the 
land  frlHHl  <."USCl!  at  Portland,  Ore 
gon. 
lie sen'ed  temporaril,r  as  L. 
S. lilt') forOrcJ,{on,  and his  work  in 
the  disC"ol-en·  of  con'>pirac"  the re· 
mO\' :l1  :md  ir;dic\ rnenl of ee-rt:lin  1'01-
itki:lIls.  anti  his  promincnt  purl 
in 
liti){,nion 
in  cOll necliOIl  with  Ihe 
!-olcxiclm  1:lnd  g rll nts  UI  Arizona, 
:til  served  to  plact"  him  in  the  front 
Tllllk  of eminent  lawyer,;. 

;\lr.  lI en.::y  hu,.  seen  wcsterll  life 
in  all  its  various  auglcs  "I>  he  was 
interested  in  ;1  cut tie  nlllch. :md  abo 
conducted a  "lore on  (,nc  of the  rcs 
en-atiuns hefore tllkiu){  up the study 
of  1:lw" 
lie  is  11  forceful  plHtform 
speaker :lIId  will  no  doubt  hold  the 
attt'ntion  of  CI-CT\  pcrson  in  his  re 
cital  of  the  c;l..;es· bdore  lllelltioned. 
Students  1\-ill  he  admitted  free 
accordin;,r  to  the  PO~lcrs  while  all 
others  will  be  chllrger!  the  smnIJ 
sum  flf  Z5Cb. 

i)oor~  will  opcn  promptl)'  at 
se,-en  o'clOI.'k  IIml  the  k-ctllrc  "tarts 
a  half  IIOur  later.  The  Armon· 
will  110  douht  be tilled  and  the  judg·e 
gi\·otll  a  good  he:lring. 

ART  DESIGNS . 

leather, 

Ll]der !he direction  of  :-'Irs.  Pep 
punl  of  the  DOUlestie  .\rt  Depart 
ment  sOlnt!  ill1cre!:tillg  prohlems  ill 
de..;i);"!!!! 
h1\n~  hecn  worked  out. 
The!>e  inc1uUl.·  book  CO\er.  slc llcil 
011 
toolillg  dcsig-n,  wall 
paper design, doily, :shirt  "aist pat 
tern,  cle ..  IIIld  lhe..;c  hll\"c  nll  been 
worked  out  in 
II  way  upplyillg 
directh  to  th e  pnclic:.1  ill  dOllle>.tic 
:Irt.  Culor \\ork i ...  :.150  studied  :lml 
in  connel"tion  with  thilS  lhe theon' 
o[ color.  Something of the histor)· 
of llesign  is  g i,"en  and  :Ilso  lectures 
on  principle of desi;.:-n. 

The  /lok«d editor offered  pri£('5 
fo r  the  lir"t :md second  he~t de..;ij!ns 
for  the  //Qlca,/ cover  page,  IIml  this 
cQnslitut<.-d  the last o f  a  .. eric:.  o f  de· 
signs :Itlemptt.'<i hy thc class. 
I'>rof. 
\\' il5On,  :-'liss  lIoh, !lIld 
:-'liss  Gil 
chri!>t  acted  as  judges  und  anl(.lIg 
the  various  d<.'Sig-ns  submitted  l\I i~s 
Maud  :\'asoll  wa"  given  first  lUll! 
;\Iiss  Cl:tra 
Ro~.::rs  zd. 
~Irs. 
L oree's  desiJ!1!  was  g iven 
thi rd 
place,  and  is  cc r tHinly  deserving  of 
mcnlion.  The  work  (If  each  W:ilS 
indeed,  und  worthy  uf 
\·ery  good 
Ilote. 
It is  likely  t hat  Olle  or  more 
o f  l hese designs  will  be  used  b),  the 
student paper  as  i ts  co\'cr page. 

Winon ..  Beaten  76  t o  14. 

The first  basket·blll!  game of  the 
seasoll  with  "-iuona  College,  of 
\Vinona,  I nd.,  resulter.l  ill  a  victory 
for  the home boys  by  II  score of  ;6 
to  1+  The crowd  tllU!;It  ha,'C been 
somewhat of  a n  inspiration  to  the 
players,  as  it was  by  f:lr  the  I:lrgest 
to grace the se;lI:; and slanding room 
of the armory.  The visitors  pl:lyed 
a  s nappy  gamc, but werc  u!Hlble  to 
block  the rcpeated  tealll pla),s of the 
home  men,  who  rushed 
the  b:lll 
b:lck :lIId  forih  almost at  will. 

The  first half  was  pl:tyed  hy  the 
same  mel!  who  IlHtde  up  ~ L A.  C.'s 
!'co ring  mac hine  in 
[912.  Cham· 
berl:tin at  centcr. ;rnd Goss, Spcnce r, 
Vatz, :mt!  G:nllhier  filling  their old 
positions  :IS  thoug-h  110  hre;rk  had 
occurred  ill  the  work  of  last  ye:.r. 
It took  some few  mimltes  to  gct the 
work  ..;tarte(l,  hut  when  thc  h:11f 
ended  Ihe  home  te:11ll  hOld  the  long: 
end of :1  fO  to  10 score. 

The  secont!  half  opened  with  an 
enlireh·  new  set  of  ~1. A.  C.  play. 
ers. 
.\  number  of  eligihles  h:l\"e 
this  wimer  sport  and 
rcported  for:-
competition  has  bcen  keen .  The 
result  has  heen  the  prOlluction  of;u 
least  two  tirst  clas..;  teams, :Inll  the 
llext  set  of  players  certainly  m:.lIe 
good  in  the  lu"t  half  of  this  tirsl 
game. 

The  ;\Iiller  brothers  went  in  as 
forwards.  Dod ge  alltl  R~ynolds [I S 
guards and  Hurt. center.  Thi!'  half 
WilS  mlleh of  11  repetition  of the first 
:IS 
the  fin:11  score  shows.  Every 
mall  played  :I  stllr  game  alltl  with 
ou t  do ubt we h:tI'e onc of lhe st ro ng' 
cst  tC:llllS  cver  reprcsenlillg)1.  A. 
C. 

Nogame will he pl;oyed  tbis  week. 
hut good  active  pmctiee  will  g-o  0 11 . 
The  next  contests  will  he  with  T. 
lS.  RaylsJIIIl.  ~I  alld  Alma  ~~, hoth 
011  the home  tloor. 

The track  men  arc  workiuJ.:"  out 
whene\-er  time  will  permit  in  or,ler 
to  be in  condition  fo r  sprin:,!  e\-ents. 

THE  ROUND  UP. 

The  Farmcrs'  R ound  Up  In:;ti· 
tute  will  be  held  at  .\1.  A.  C ..  Feb. 
z5-2S,  just  lit  the  do ... e  of the short 
cou r"es,  ~nd  those  tIItendin;.:-
the..;e 
cou rs es  will  thus ha,·c the  opporlulI 
it '" to  attend  the  ..;('s.s i on~. 

['lims  an:  not  yt'l  fully  IllHdc  for 
thc  work  lit  this  time,  hm a !>uJ.:"g'e,, 
lion  of  the  speaker ...  who  will  be 
Iu:rc  11111\'  be  of  il1terc.-;t.  Scverul 
mell  of itllcrllaliorl~11  reputatioll  will 
be 011  hllnd  lIud  the  discu..;sious  will 
be  both  interesting'  :Iud  instructive. 
Dean  II. C.  I~ri ce. of the  Collc;.:c 
of  Agricult ure  at  O.  S.  L-., 
:Iud 
Dean  Dal-enport,  of  Ill ..  are  among 
thi~ number.  De:lu  Prite  will  :.:-ile 
twO  addresses,-onc  on  "F;lrrn 
Credit," and  thc  other 011  "Recent 
Dc,·elojlmcnts  in  Agric ultural  Ed 
"cation."  D ean  Davcnportwill 
speak  illong  the  line  of  improv<."(1 
li,e 
methodS  in 
stock. 

the  breedin){  of 

O. F.  lIullziker,chicf of lhe duiry 
tiepartlllent,  Purdue  L'nive rsity, 
will  gil·e  two  :tdd~esses, _  one 011 
"Care  and  11audllllg  of  ~l :Irket 
:dso  011 
~Iilk  :tnd  C ream,"  Mild 
"Feeds  and  F eed ing 
for  Dairy 
Cows" 

Prof.  C .  G.  \ Villiams,  of  Woo· 
ster,  Ohio,  will  give  lin  add rcss  Oil 
The  Use of  :-'lanures a n.1 Commer 
cial  Fertilizers, and  also  on  Corn 
Impro\·cment  by  Selection 
nnd 
Breeding. 

peninsula 

Mr.  C.  W .  ~'Iott, manage r  of  tbe 
deyelopmellt 
upper 
bureau is  scheduled  for  an  address 
on "\Vhere  is  Clover  Land?" 
I-Ie 
will  make  usc  of the stereopticall  ill 
setting  forth  the  possibilities  of  the 
northern  peninsula. 

L.  A.  Clinton,  M.  A.  C.,  '89, 
formerly  Director of  the  Conll.  Ex· 
periment  Station, nOw  with  the  U. 
S.  J)epartment of  Ag r iculturc,  will 
be present and  will  speak  011  Farm 
,ilianagelllent  lrt\·estigatiolls  by  the 
L".  S.  Dept. of Agriculture and  11150 
Oil " The Potato Crop on the Fa r m." 
Other speakcrs will  be secured  and 
a  number of  College  lIlen  will  also 
h:l\·c a  pbcc on  the program. 

MI SS  Z. B. WI MPLE  WITH '07. 

Tacoma's  New  Food  Inspector  and 
Mar ket  Master" 

The  following  concc rnin g  ~I iss 
Z.  B.  \\- imple, a  former  M. A.  C. 
girl,  is  taken  from 
the  \\"csteru 
\\"olllan's  Outlook,  5cattle,  \'·ash. 
',In  appointing  Tacoma's  new 
fOOlI  insp(.·ctor  and  markel  master, 
~I:.yor \\T.  \\". !:ie) mour has  made  a 
~li..;s  Z.  13.  " ' imple, 
wi"e  choke. 
who cnte rcd  upon  he r  duties  within 
the  past  fortuight, 
is  a  young 
\\ hose  n:rtural  abilit}'  :lml 
W0I11:111 
scienti!i.; traillill~ combincd  secm  to 
promi~c for  he r  :1  "splendid  reconl 
in  litis  brallch  of  mUllicipal  ser vice. 
::;he  is  a  n;l\i\e o f  .;\lichigan  and  has 
had  the  ad":llIl:lges  of  special  work 
in  the  famous  institutions  of  that 
state,  taking  the  truining  in  domes  
tic  anci  arl  inthe ~li chigan Agri(ul 
tu ral  College,  which  is  the  oldest 
:Igricuhura!  ~chool  in  the  VlJ itet! 
Stah.:s, and  finishing  with  :.  cou rse 
:It  lhe State  X orllllli  school o f  ~I ich, 
ig:m,  where  she  reccin;d  he r  life 
certiticate  which  is  interc h:u)gcable 
with all  o the r  Slalcs, and  ranks sec· 
oml  only  to the Xc\\'  York  ~orrnal 
S chool. 

.. ~Iiss  Wimple...  had 

p ractico.1 

tea(h ing experience  ill  this  inslitu 
tion,  and  li\e  )eurs  ago  came  to 
Tacoma  as  ilead  of  thc  department 
o f domestic :Irt  in  the Stadium  High 
S chool, associated  with  ~l i"s  E1iw· 
heth  Greene,:t  g-radu:lle  of  Drexel 
Institute,  in  charge  o f  domestic 
"cicll('e.  Four yenrs  R~O  the  firm 
of  H hodes  Bros., desiring  to  opeo 
:l.  hig-hly  up-to-date :Ulli  beautiful  tea 
roo m  for  their  custome rs,  secured 
these  111'0  \·ery  capa ble  ami  thor 
oughly c harming  ~irls  to  s upe rl"lsc 
the new  venture. aud  so  well  have 
their  effort .. 
the 
Rhodc  Brothers'te;,  room  i ~ f:rrnou s 
nil  Ol·cr  the  stale  fur  refinenll'nt  of 
'len ice  and  excellence of  food . 

succee.led 

th;ll 

·<In  addilio n, 

thorough  tTlliniug 

therefore,  to  her 
'L' ry 
t.long  the 
lines  which  bear  upon  he r  new 
wnrk,  ~Iiss  \\' implc  brill)!s:t  prac· 
tie;ll  knowlt. ... lge of nl:lrket st;lIldards 
lind  of the  "81I1es  and  proper condi. 
lions of food  SlUffs. 
~li ss  \Vimple 
is  the  third  woman  to  hold  this of 
fi ce  in  Tacoma." 

Dr.  Ru th  Allen  returned  recent I)' 
from  her  old  home  in  \Visconsi n 
whcre she  spent Christmus  :lIld  at· 
tended  to cert"ill  mntters  in  connec· 
tion  with  the  settling  up  of  her 
bther's estate. 

tl!tcndcd 

those  who 

L.  T.  CllI r k,  '0-1-,  and  wife  wcre 
among 
the 
mccling  of the  Society of A m e rican 
Bacte riologists 
re· 
cently.  ~·l r.  Clark  is  with  r'arkc, 
Dnvis &  Co.,  :ulli  was  fo r merly  as· 
soci!lted  with  Dr.  Marshall . 

in  Clcvcl;rnd 

H .  E .  VAN  NORMAN, 

'en , 

GOES  TO  CALIFORNIA. 

r~rof.  II.  Van  Norman,  for  sev 
e ral  ycars  head  of  the  dairy  hus 
b:Uldry  department  at  Penn.  5t:lte, 
h:ls  resigned  to  accept  :1  position 
with 
the  California  Experiment 
Station  and  School  o f  Agriculture 
of tbe  Uni\'crsity  of  California. 

The  Tr;/uIRC  Farmcr  feels  that 
it is  unfortunate  for  Pen II., IIlId  the 
entire  cast that  I~rof.  \ "(111  Norman 
should  be  called  to  the other end of 
the country,  but congmtul:ltes  Cali· 
fomia  IIpon  the  wise choice. 

Conccrnin).!'  Prof.  \ · :L11  Norm:w's 
pasl  ant!  futurc  work  thc  T r ibl/lle 
has  the  followiJIg'  10  s ay: 

\Vhen  he  /ir~t  carne  to  Penn syl 
vania  he  did  all  the  leac hing  in  the 
duirJ  de partment and  h:1<1  two  mcn 
in  t he  Crc:ullery  j  now  he  has  :In 
assi,;tant  p rofessor,  two  ass istants 
and  a  b:l ctc riolo~ist,  :tm\  cmplo)'s 
I n  1905 
Ill'e  IIIt:n  in  the  c rcamery . 
the  college  c re:lruery  did  no t  pay 
expcnsc5--1he deficit I)('ing  paid  out 
of the appropriatio n.  L ist  )'ear  thc 
creamery paid 1111  opcr:lting expensc", 
including clerk  hin', ami  rep!:lccll  or 
:llided  ovcr  $t ,000  ,\ o rth  vf  new 
equipme nt.  1.:ISt  yellr  the  ,"alllC  of 
the hutter,  milk.  ch(·es1.'.  ercam  :tnd 
icc crea·m  sold  ;It  Ihe  ~rc:u ner."  lIas 
ovcr  $ ;0,000. 

At  the  Uuil1e rsity  of  Cl.lifor nia 
Professor  \ "an  Nonn:'11  will be \-ice 
lli rector of thc California E x p(·riment 
St:r tio lt  (md  will  he  imlllediately con 
(·erned  widl  tlt l'  field  :H1d  li\,cstock 
experiUlents :llld  the  tllH llagelllcnt  of 
the  &xl·I.Cre  f:lnn  nt  Drl\ is. 
:Id  
ditioll,  he  will  he de(m of the Cui,·c r· 
sit\'  F:rrm  School-a  Ilni4 uc  educa 
tioilal  illstiUllio ll,  in  th:lt  it  will  pro 
I ide  young  me/l  hctweCII  the :Igc:; of 
eighteen :llId twenty,lil-e, men passed 
the h igh school age, with  preparation 
for  life's  work  and  with  illcn·:lsed 
earning po ..... er. 

J 1I 

PROF .  C.  D.  SM IT H  TO  RE 
TU RN. 

is  now 

I~r of.  Clinton  D.  Smilh  fo r  so 
many  yt'ars  cOlHlecteri  with  )1.  A. 
C.,  hOlh  us  profes:>('r  o f  agriculture 
!illlil'S directo r  of the  State  Expe ri 
lIlelit  Station, return..;  to  thc  Stales 
in  the  ncar future after h;I\' ing spent 
four  \·car::!  :.s  director  of  the  a).:'ri. 
cultur:d  school  lit  Piru cicaha .  BrHzil. 
Prof.  Smith 
pr:lctic:.lly 
through  with  hi ;;!  work  in  connec. 
tion  with  tht·  Bra zil  !::ichoolallrl  I\ith 
~1rs.  Smith  wil!  spend  Be\ cr:t! 
tra,'ci,  renehing  Xel\· 
m onths 
:'lb\'.  They 
York  SO IlIC  lime 
will  visit  various  poi nts  of  interest 
in  Fr:Ulce  :md  Germ!lIIy  afte r  lea\-. 
ing South  Americ a  nnd  Soon  aflc r 
;\Ia\·  I  will  he  HI  the  old  home  ill 
Trtimnllshu rg,  X.  Y.  Prof.  and 
~Irs. Smith's  nlllll"  friemls  will  be 
Klad  to  know  lhnt -they  :Ire  ttgai n  to 
be  residents of  U ncle :::;;'m. 

ill 

in 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  PARTY . 

Lust . Friday  evening  :Ibout  two 
hundred  anti 
fifty  slUdcllIS,  both 
rcgulars and  shor t  cou rse  mell  mel 
in  the  armo r)'  fo r 
the  tirst  me n's 
party  of  the tenll. 

For amusernentthere we rc basket 
ball  games,  jurnpill~,  and  other 
sports  in  whic h  nil  could  tak e  part. 
ten  o'clock  the  pa r ty 
i::nded  with  :t  feed  of  oranges  and 
apples. 

At  abO\lt 

Every othe r  F rid ay  evening there 
will  be  :.  party  s imilar  to  t his  h(;]c\ 
in  thc  Y.  1\1.  C.  A.  rOOUI,  to  wh ich 
all  :Ire cordially  inl1ited. 

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the  line  of 
Invitations,  Etc. 

We  are  Showing 
Th e  Largest  and  Best  Assortment of Novelties '" 
Neckwear,  Fancy Jewel ry,  Gloves ,  Hosiery,  Etc. 

A  cordial  invitation  is  extended  to  the  College 

people  to  pay  us  a  VISit. 

. 

\\"c  spl·ci:,1i7.c  on  individual  onle rs  for 
" "1hossed  o r  p rinted 
Fille  ::;latiollcry -

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c:.A LLOW  us  the  pleasure  of  showing  you 
J) 

the  finest  collection  of  Ladies'  and  Gentle~ 
men's  Furnishings  ever brought  to  Lan sing. 
furnishings  fo,  College 
W e  specialize  on 
traJe.  Always  find  the  latest  in  Sweaters, 
M ackinaws,  Rain  Coats,  Caps,  H ats,  Shirts 
and  ~eck\\ear  at 

MIFFLIN 'S 

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P;Jir  Sh~';lr5 
"nife 
!":JfCI\'  1{;II:Qf_ 

;;III .. n", .\UI" "'rap. 
~:\ ~r-Ih'/U':r """  ~:nd"'r_ 
. "  _d"~l fr"", 

I!Olll'S  :U1.1  :'lro)1s 
!":t \\ l> 
I bmllll'rs 
11:IIChetS 
Chisels 
::;rrl"W  Drivers 

In  fan,  :,mylhinu  yOLl  IIced  in 
hnrdllaH'  fOU  \\illlltul _:llId 
al  pri('cs  to  suil - : I t  

Norton's t1ilrdwili6 

EVERY  KII'W  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOi\1 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

All  GOODS  DElIVER,ED  fR,EE 

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'''''')Ii!;,'''~ .. >l! 

iMi; ..•• ~,~ 

ABOUT  THE  CAM P US 

R.  I.. Clute 'y(}.  of(;r!lllcl l{ :lpi.b. 
c:tlled  011  hi~ "()Il.  D.:"o.  Clllie  '\:; c. 
)  e"tl·nl;l~. 

C.  ),1.  vr .. n~er. '06."  I.)resl,·r in 
till'  \\. IOlllin\,!"  rCSerll· ...  p,  a  ..:ollcge 
\·j"ilur·fur;1 few  d;l\". 

:\1 r_. 

l'rof.  :Iml 

:\1  \ er ..  repI)rl 

,\ 
mo .. 1  plea";lnt  II' eel..  .. j"·111  al  t ,,,Ill' 
_l'O,  III..  the  fortller  hOlllC  uf 
:\/r. 
)1 \Tr ... 

\\-h ile 
\\·ednes.!a\  o f  LISI  week. 
in  Lansini ",hflppill;,!"  she  fdl  nn  the 
j"y  p:IYelllt.:nt,  bT"L'3kill~  on ....  of  the 
hOlies  ill  h .... r  wri .. t. 

:\Ii~.,  Femelte  .\Ilell.  'J~, has  re 
le ntl.1 
the 
:Ilyeplc.!  a  pu"itioll  in 
]>"hli,:  "..11001,;  uf  .\uslin ,  Tex ..  a" 
tl'm:hl'r of dllme""ti~' s.;ienn· :m.1  pl1\-
. 
.. i,)I",,\·.  Durin" 
Il'~'r 
)1 i5,;  .\ 1Il'11  h.", t:lIl;.!hl  in  tlte .. dIOI,ls 
Qf  L:lke  G"lIe\;I,  \\·i ... 

I):I-.t 

till: 

,..~

,.. 

)Ir.  and 

:\ Ir ~.  W.  ~.  I{"hhills. 
wilh  tlll'ir  IWI> ..:bil,lrl·ll, I' i .. ile.1  rcb 
lil'\'" 
~:lll  .\llt ulli<1.  Te:-':I",.  at 
ill 
Christlilas time, 

T he  Ea~t  L:Ubill;.:'  puhlic  "o:ho<11 
h;15kel.h:tll  le:u]}  ddeatctl  the  (lerr_1 
~dlool Friday  lli:,!ht.  j O 10  !6,  T hc 
"iris  lu"t  10  Ihe  Pe r ri  ;.,::irl ... 
" 

. 

:\lr~.  U.  :\1.  :";otJhrop.  IIhtl~'uml' 
:\1 . .  \.  C.  at  the  li lile  "f  her 
to 
d:lu;.!hll'r':,  ililiess,  II  ill  rel11uil1  f"r 
tIll''' inter :lIId  h:t~  l:lkl"1I  up "tu.lic". 

.:'Iliss  FllIs:;ie  Fr"~1. 'q,lus  left 
:l.nd  win  Sllllil  al"n~  her 
l'o\lcOTe 
ehf,s~11 ' Iine  I,f  II urk  ill' some  hu~pi­
tal.  perh:,ps  :11  Ihllie  Creek. 
~hl' 
plnns  to  heCllllll'  a  Inlil1l'd  Ilun;e. 

}.l.  A.  C.  i"SIl('S  110  ('tIICl1d:lrs  this 
ll1sh::1(1  there  \\ill  1...- mailed 
yC:lr. 
to  "Oint.:  6000  l1i:.:-h  school  seniors  (I 
little:  sotLI"ni r  folder  in  which  a r c 
shown a  lJumber o f  college \·icws. 

:\lr.  Stephen  H. 

!-.::ICIlI,  o f  the 
Y ale  Forest  School  has  1(lkcn  up 
hislluties with o u r  Dept. of  Forestry 
;"Ir. :lnd  Mrs ,  h:lel11 
as  inSl ru Cto r. 
h:i\'c  r oom s  at the  homc o f  ~ Ir.  and 
J, I rs. S i:ls. 

:\Irs.  !lu lbert,  256  Gr:u ul  Ri\'c r 
Ave.  met  with  a  painful  " ceide nt 

C.  II.  Judson.  ':)6,  :1:>SiSI:Hll  ",n 
for  Ihe  Like  ~hor",  al1l1 
;;::il1""r 
:'II ;<"Ili:-:-:l1I  :'outhcrtl  Ie  Ie. was  ill 
L:III>.ill;';  T hllrsd:.y  Ull  hllsineSs  fur 
hi ..  ';()lIlp:U1~  :end  ~·:t1kd  011 
<':fJllcA'~' 
frie/ltI:;;, 
:\lr . .1u.I"OII·"  hl':ldq\la r"'r ~ 
:Lrl'  at  Clc\'cl:lml,  Ohio. 

l'r"s.  ~rl~der  "poke  hcforc  the 
POllti:L":  hll~ inC S:i  InCIl.  U:tldand  Co. 
.. upl·n·i"or,.;. :lIId  gll"~t"  III  :1 A'l·t·tO· 
"",thl'r  lundlt~on  on  1:1\1.  S,OIl  th", 
2The  F"rm  .\gel1t."·  O:lkl:lIld  Co. 
i" anxious  for  :In  orJ;::ani,:.tlion  and 
would  like  10  ha\'e  :1  county  :Ig:ent 
a"  soon  a ..  it  is  po;,sihlc  to  seCllre 
011,', 

:\/ rs.  Landon  has  just  received  a 
line fr:ulled  phologr:tph  of  :\Ir.  I. 
1-1 .  Butterficld,  secretar), 
of  the 
Colleg-c  from  '93  to'99  :mll  also  a 
former  memher  of  the  Stale  BO:lrd 
o f 
)I r .  Butterfield 
has  alw:'ys  hCl'n  :t  loy:,I)J.  A.  C. 
nliln  and  dllring  hi§  res;lle nce  in 
i1lic hig:an  took  an  :tcli ve  part  in  all 
Ihc  affairs  o f  thc  Institution. 
Il l' 
now  lil'cs  at  I Ia rtford, Corm, 

J\ g-ricllltllre. 

.1.  11 .  C"TIlIOcly  was  a  I'(lClition 
"isitor. 
!-Ie  has  ch arge  o f  the  es. 
te n sion  work  in  lI orticultu re  fo r  the 
Lnil'ers it}'  o f  !-'::entllcky  a nd  h:ts 

tral .. le,1  al)(lll\  the  ~t;1\\::\ ~re:tt dcal. 
Ill'  i.,  \l'n'  L' uthu";a,,t,,:  olcr  hi", 
(Jil  his  ..-.Iy 
work  and 'pro~pl''':IS , 
Iwrlh,  h"  .:.Ik:llt  Se\l'ra[  Iwurs  \Iilh 
G.  \ -.  Br:lIIdl  in  (;;II";/1I1"li.  alJ(i  r.:· 
pOrled  thaI  hc  i ..  nl:.tkiu;.!  a  .. pll·mli,1 
"UCCl'''~  of  hi ..  IUlrk  :1.,  r..:pr""'l'llI:I' 
I I l l '   of  the  :\"orth  .\lIl\:ri"::1n  Fruit 
ExdlalJ~e at  that  pla'·l· . 

:\1.  T.  \11I1lI1  i"  pn,hlLhl~  Ih~ lir"t 
~r:lthl,t\l' of  bSI  \'ear'- dass  I" i!>~tle 
.111  ~'xl'l'ril\ll'ut ",':Iti,,"  1>(III..,til1. 
I l l.' 
i~  Ih" allth"",,{,,"e r" ';l'lItl\  rCl"eil"d 
:\"cw  Y"rk  E~pcrirl1ellt 
from  Ihl' 
~tali"Il'i!  (;ClIl'\:t.:\".  Y"",,"[.il1le 
Sulphur  Il'rMlS  1:"rdc:lUx  )lixlur,' 
It  i"  a 
:IS  :t  ~p .. a.1 
hullcliu  tlf .. e\"lor,,1 
jl:!;,!'l'S,  rl'cordin:,! 
:111  "xj)l·rillll'l1t.  ;,!i\ ill:.!"  Ihl'  n,mpar:I' 
li\'\:  lIlerits  'Ill  the .. \:  tWI)  5\1h~I;1Il(c" 
un  p"tnl"  f"li:,;,!'e. 
~\  huUc\iu  has 
:lb"  I'l'ell  \·""·cil,,,.1  fn,m  the  ,\ rk:LiI 
~:t:>  Es.pcrilll"l1l  Stali"n  clltitled, 
"_\n  CnknU\III  _\ppk  Trl''''  "i ... -
II. E. 1'ru:l_'  i~  j('IlIt  :IUlhor. 
C:1 .... ·... 

f .. ,r  l'''I:I!oc~:' 

for 

the 

:\"i::hts 

The lir"l of  th",  Se f!"'"  of  ~o,.:ial 
SalurtLiy 
short 
cuurse m"n  W:IS  hdd  last  S:uurday 
.\  s()('jai  hou r  with  SO'l~S 
nil{hl. 
aud  refreshmellts  followl'd  Ih",  at! 
,ires,.  hy  De:111  :-ih:l.\\".  Thes" soc;al 
hou rs  prov\:d  very  populnr lasl  yt::tr 
:lIld  wcre  continucd  thi"  v\:ar I,,·  r", · 
'Iilest  of  the shor l  cou rse' men,  - Dr, 
l{bi~lell  spe:tks -'all.  l~, and  II.  R. 
Pallengill  on  Jan.  :5.  A  shor l 
cou rse  SUIlIl:ty scholll  meets  :It  9; 15 
to discllss  topics  I ita I to  the country 
cOlllmunities.  Las t  Sun'!:lY 
the 
p:lslor heK:l1I  a  series  o f  s\:rmOf1S  o n 
" The  Young  :\/1111  and  Ili~  Proh 
lems."  Ste reopticon 
Icctu res  will 
be  gi\'cll Suml:ly e\'cll illgs, 

i{,  1>.  1·,·l1 lh.  fo rmer  in~trlletor 
in  EIlJ,!lish  ,II  \1.  .\. C. h""  rCl;cntl) 
h"'''11  ,lppoil11l'tl  edltur  of  th(o  1\l{ri 
t:u!tll ral  J:pitollli"t  at  ~peml'r. Ind., 
\lork  in  hi;,  n"w 
and  isalread~  :II 
po"iiioll. 

l~rl) f.I· ().  I .iuloll  lUI>  fl'llted  I hI.' 
rc~.dl.'n ,:e  011 
It i\ f'r' . \  IT., 
(;r.II1I1 
fornlcrI~  OI"( (lpi\"(ll'l  In.,lru.;tnr  .\. 
J>.  "rellll'1. 

~ Ir.  Ikrl  IJ.>LI .. cl,  :I~~I"I:""  p('lS\' 
Illa"ter.  and  f;tnliJ.I  1101\  "ClIIJl~  thcir 
prdl~  nell  hllllle  'III  1':lrk  ~t.,  JII5t 
r\:\l'JIII}  I'lIIll pkletl, 

,\1  r.  I J.  \\' ,  ,\lorl,,",  '03,  of  110\\' 
ell,  f'lTIII"r  ill..'>lructu r 
:\1 . . \.  C., 
is ;I".,~iSlil1),:'  1\ ilh the il1~tr\l c·til/lI  wurk 
'If  the  lIh"rl  ';Ollr"e ..  d;,!"ain  thi~) ear. 

;11 

\·ir).!il  BO'=-:Ul',  '11.  I,ltO  is  OI,,~m· i· 
llted  with  15  unde  in  the  Ib Lc\i:. 
:\\lr~l'ril''''  (:'\.  \.)  \\ ""  :1  ren',lI 
eolle}:!'c  I  i"itor. 

The  Y.:\1.  C.  _\.  ml'l'Iill~  1:l:>t 
Il·tl  hi  Le", 
'much 
thl'"c  mit!_ 

Thur",I:,}  '" euin:,::  \1  :1., 
I Imchins,  There  i.,  bt:in;,!' 
,'nthlhi"snl  shown  al 
wed. meet;,,),:' ... 

Prof,  i{,},kr  I\:d 

th",  \lllion  meet 
:\1. 
in),:'  SumlllY  C\ enin};!  anJ 
De:Hl  will  h.:  Ihe  leader next  Thurs_ 
(by cYcllin;.:', 

:-i. 

O.  L 

~Ilo\\'  (If  the  phnic...  de 
pilrtnwlIl  will  spc:!k  al  II;e  L-flioll 
Illeetill),{  n\:xt  !,;ululay. 

In st r uctor  LinlOll  attclld,,!1 

thc 
:lIlllual  bal1lluct  o f  the  Southwest . 
crn  ~ l ich i ):':111  P oultry;\ssol'intioll. 
held lit  i..::llam :l :f.OOOfl  Dec.  27.  whl'1l 
he  spoke on ":::;yMems  of Judgiug-." 
(-I l'  :tlso  spok"  at  Ihe  poult ry  s ho\v 
heltl  Dec.  2S, 011  "Feeliing: lind  GCIl 
e ral  Carc." 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

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BECAUSE 
It completely  covers  the  field  of  local  news,  politics,  and  the 

world  of sports. 

Because  its  telegraph and  correspondence  service enable it to 
give its  rcaders  the  latest general  news  of  the  day  in  ad_ 
nmce of any  other newspaper coming into  Lansing. 

Have THE  STATE  JOURNAL delivered  to your home  by  carrier 

MOTHER  MUD . 

By  Dean Bailey,  '8;l1. 

Ye rolls of  mud !  On slag aDd  road, 

On  wallowed tracll: and slipping yard, 
Down  millioned yeal'll of !llash and gOllod. 
Ya be  the  earth's first  hOllor-guard 

Clean scurf and rain.  by heaven  mixed 
t he  or b  Wf:L!! 

Forth destined  wben 

flung--

Within  the quick'ningsludge tl1\llSfixed 
\Vere  all  the  songs  the  ye8J's  ha"c 

aung. 

No  sprout of ear th,  no  .... 1nnowed 8Oul, 
No  singing sphere,  no god of man 
Except fro m  ou~ your brooding shoal 
Bad e,er winged their  roll>Ster·~pan. 

Pur6 sloughs o( roud!  In fragrant dawn 
In leAping sprillg fWd  gl\rnered fall 

I tribute bring to breed and  bra wn, 
Nor dare  detile o ne  mire withal. 

Flow down ye rains to ellrth  far-l ong, 
Rise  up ye lands to win d  and rift, 
When ye be stro ng  then all  be strong 
Full-free of doubt and stain and shrift_ 

For Croro  ths  sl600 h  the  strong  ones 

QOme; 

And 6'-ery bird and boof and bud 

In godly part a nd sacred  a UIIl 

Proclaim the kinshil) of  the mud. 

AMHERST  LETTER. 

Amherst .Mass. is  a  tow 11  of some 
five  thousullll  people.  Among  lhe 
Olost  prominent  manufuctories  are 
two  companies  which  m:l!.e  straw 
hats  lind  kindred  objects.  The 
braid is mostly imported hom Chill:!, 
Japan  :Ind  Spain.  The  styles  arc 
'made  up  by a  cons ultation  of agents 
of  the  jobbers  who h:mdle  the hats. 
These two f:\ clorics,  of  about c\.ju:tl 
size,  are  the  leading  ones  ill  ulis 
<.'{)ul1lr y.  Burnett  &  Son  make 
about -4,200,000  hats  per  YCilr,  all  of 
which  "re  shipped  to  New  York 
Cily.  They 
lind 
trimmctl  r eady for  muket.  " ' inter 
is  the  busy  scason  which  is  fortu 
nate  for  the  f:lrmers, some members 
of  whoseI"milies  make hats in  win 
ter at prelly  good  wag"es. 

are  pressed 

\\-e  Cilll  seHrc{'ly n :alize how man-· 

ufacluring  has  changed;  for exam 
ple,  when 
Iny  gr:lIldfather  Beal 
lived  ill  this Slate farmers look small 
iro!!  rod s  f rom  merchants  and  :11 
home  made  them  into  nails, one  at 
a  lime, f o r  which  thc),  were  paid 
about  twenty-five  cents  pcr  pound. 
This burg h:ls just passed through 
the  throes of a  mus ical  plily adoptcd 
from  Robert  Brownillg  by  l\b r  
garet  MacLaren Eager, with  abo~t 
~oo citizens  and  school  children  In 
costu mc. 
It  is  called  "The  Pied 
It was  given 
Piper  of  Hamlin." 
three  times,  amI  the  proceeds  were 
turned  over  to 
the 
home  for old  ladies,  incidentally, of 
coursl': 
it  furnished  good  amuse 
ment.  The  Michigan gang  helped 
the  thing alo ng  as  patronesses  and 
patrons, and  by  furnishing  the  chil 
dren  for  songs,  dances,  and  rats. 
It  mlly  be worth  while  to  rend  .the 
story, lind  see  how the  rats  playcd 
an  important  part. 

the  fund  fo r 

011.  W.  ,. BEAL. 

Dr.  Hi bba rd's  fathe r  is  seriously 
ill  at  h is  home  on .A boot A vc.  He 
requ ires  the eonst:Hlt  care  of  cither 
SOil  or  daughter  practically 
the 
whole  time. 

Plans are  going  fo r ward  for  the 
Breeders' a nd  Feeders'  Meeting  to 
'5- ,6. 
be  hcld  at  1-1.  A.  C .  J lln. 
The  banquet on  the  evening of the 
15th  will  be:  a  feature . 

The  Union  Literary  Society 
ga\-e  a  very  pleasant  party  to  mem 
bers  of  lhe  faculty  on  Saturday 
evening. 

Unde r  Dr.  Bessey  the  two-year 
short course  men  ill  agriculture are 
recei ving some  wo r k 
ill  the  identi 
fication  of  wecd  sceds. 

Prof.  Anderson  spoke  before  a 
farm e rs  association  meeting  at  P aw 
Paw  tust  week. 

E.  l.  H olmes  "2,  of  Bronson, 
hHs hcen elected  to  :t  position  as  in -
st.ructor  111  Soils  for  the  winter 
term . 

Prof.  Taft  had  hoped  to  again 
place  Paul  Rose,  the  great  peach 
and  che rry  man,  on  the  R ou nd-Up 
prog ra m 
i\lr. 
Rose  is  ser iollsly 
ill  alld  cannot 
promise  to  fill  any  e:ugagclllcnt s. 
lIe is  at  present at  B enton  Il arhor. 

this.  winter,  but 

The 'Sced  collections ill  lhe Bolan 
ical  Department h:lve been  ptaced in 
uniform  glass jars  and  the collcction 
h:ls  grown until  now  the re are some 
Soc of  these  jllrs  cOll tailling  seclls. 
New  shelv in g  has  been  arnlilgell 
for  this  collection  :Iud  the  room  has 
been  make considerahle  brighter by 
the  application of paint. 

Quite a  number of M. A. C. grad 
U:lteS  we re  in  evidence at  the  meet 
ing of  the American  Association  for 
t.hc  Advancement  of  Science  and 
atliliated socielies  that  met in  Cleve 
land  recellttr.  C.  G.  \V oodbu r y , 
'04;  C.  A.  )lcCue. '01;  H. J.  Eu 
stace, '0 1 ;  \V.J.  \,"right,  '0-4;  M. 
J.  Dorsey ,  '06;  U.  P.  Hedric k,  '93, 
lind  C .  S.  C randall,  '88  atten(lcd 
meetings of  the  Society  for  H orti 
cult ural  Science. 

:\1 r. J.  C. Gan'er died at his home 
on  Alkn  St.,  Lansing.  lI;st  week, 
ufte r  suffering  lor  uOOut  10  days 
fr ODl  a  complicmion  of  dise;lses. 
i\l r.  Gan'er wus  the father  of  :\·Irs. 
O. K.  \Vhite,  ami  a residen t of  East 
Lansing  for  nearly  two ye:lrs. 

There is  now on  file  in  the  office 
of the  dean  of  veterinary medicine a 
complete file  of all  veterinary  bulle 
t in s  :Iml  publiclltions  fro m  the Agri 
cuhur,,1  Experiment  Statio!!s  and 
from  the  Bureau  of  Animal  Indus 
try;  s uch  publicalislns  as  relate  to 
anima!  feediug,  breeding, (!iseases, 
etc.  The depa rtment has also  been 
supplied  with  all  index  of  the  35 
volumes  o f  the  Americau  , relert'_ 
1IIllJ'  R evif:,w. 

Prof.  Coons  will  leave  11.  A .  C. 
the  laHer  part of  Febr uary ami  lake 
up  wor k  in  the  state un iversity  for 
his docto r 's  deg ree.  H e  has  leave 
of absence  until  the end of] une. 

~

VER Y reader  01  the  M.  A. C.  Record  is  cordially  invited  to 
visit our  store,  use  our  rest  room, telephone.  and ou r  mail 
order  department  by  writing  lor samples  or  orde ring  mer 
chandise;  money  refunded  whenever  you  are  not  pleased. 

FOR  YOU  who  hl\\'e  thought  that  you  must  buy  at  an  exclusive 
Women's  or  ~(ell'lI  }\ullishing  Store,  t.his  mC!\S!lge  is  c!<pecially  intellded. 
No  store  carries  a  better  or  illote  varied  assortment  thall  t his  one.  and 
we  can  sase  yOll  money  on  reliable  merchandise.  Therefore.!Jecause  of 
better  m e rchandise.  larger  assortments  a nd  Ulore  reasonable  prices,  it  is 
to  your  ruh'antage  to  shop  here. 

LET  US  PROVE  THIS STATEMENT 

J.  W.  KNAPP  CO. 
Cloilks.  Suits,  Fun.  Women 's  ilnd  Me n 's  Furnishings,  Dry  Good s,  H ouse 
Fu rnishings,  and  an  imm eose  5e  and  Joe  store . 

Lawrence &  VanBuren 
Printing  Company 

210. 212  Orand  Ave.  North 

Lilley 
College 
Uniforms 

Are  the  nckno,,'  
I~d ... !'d  ~lnlld6rd for 
m I I I tn r Y  sehool s. 
nnd  nre  .... orn  at all 
the  le1l •• l1n ...  colleges 
e,·erywlll'rc.  They 
1lN'  more  Ilttmeth'e 
In  11PPCllrflnce  lind 
III,·,)  IX'tter  ~ er\'lce 
th"" Illlyo,her IllllkC 
of  eoll";e  uniform. 

Write  for  N,t"lo;. 

AU"re".; 

The  M.  C.  Lilley &. Co. 

c., • ..., ... 0.,. 

TilE  RiI'LE1'" ,(;  GRAr 
PRIN'l'l/v'G  COJlfPA.Vr 

£ncrave ...  Printer .  Statione ... 
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DIRECTORY 

LANS1NG  BUSINESS  AND 
PROFESSIONAL  MEN. 
The  names  In  this  DIrectory.  as  "'eLl  a3 
those  of  .. Ll  Our  otber  fldvertlse ....  are  01 
re!!able  pIInles.  We  bope  that  the  faeulty 
I!.nd  I tudeRt$  ",1.iL  take  llaln.  to  \>Rtrouh;e 
tbose  "'ho  patronlle  us. 

BARBERS. 

Bouse.  Andy  Is  _tlll  " ' Ith  )1.  A. 0 _  A 
hllnd,. parlor. and  ... ood  work <'\o n e. 

c o  LL I'l G!,l  BARI:II!:R  SHOP.- In  Ball, 
N ~:W BAR.S~:R SHOP.  In  Ohaso  HuUd_ 

Injr. under !lauer's  Urug and  Grocery 
Store.  If Y01l  wI SI'" .ty!!slll' .. lreut . ... lve us 
a  eall.  ~:.  ~;. Rt·ynOldi.  Proll. 

BOOKS  AND STATIONERY. 

A .\{·  EMER\'.IllIW..sh . .!,·e.N.  Books. 

•  Fln ~  SlatIOne.,-.  M"jrJ'fl"ed  Oamn l 
Oard •.  I"ountalu  Pen ••  Pictures.  Fram es. 
Fine  Framlnl!  a  Speelalty.  Up.t(Klate 
atyle • .  Out Glan-eut III  I"'n8In". 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
B I.UDEAU  6.  Sn;nI'lRT.  Boo l<blnders. 

ae<.'Ount  book  makers.  paper  rullnK. 
library  and  nne  art  blndln/l:$.  tl1O;\  OO:"'!l. 
map  mountln!!'s. albu m 8,  pOcket  bool<S. eee. 
Olt lzens'  phone  l"0.4$I.  Tn  OH,.  NatIonal 
Bank  Bul!d lnll'.  Geo.G • .Elude .. "  and Henty 
H .  Siebert. 

CLOTHING. 
E LGIN  MIFFLIN.  Ladles  and  Gelllle _ 

m en .. FUrlllshlnll'Good J.  See  ad. 

•  1M WMhlnlton A.\·e. S. 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  H.  LA.RNEP.-Qhlna.  Glau  &  Lflmp •. 
DENTISTS. 
N  H .  MOORE.  I).  D.S.  OtllceHI-1I3  HoI· 

lister  Rulldlnll.  Laosln!!'.  ~lIeb.  Bell 
pbont!lilJ.J;  (H\!~ens Automatlc:KlOl. 

• 

D  E.  PARMEI.~;~;.  Dentin.  1I7l{  Wasb 

In..:tOn  Ave.  S .•  1 ... ".lnl;l.  Mlcllllrl\.n. 
AutomMlc phone, otllee s.IO!!;  resIdence, 34Q1. 

• 

E .  STOFI'ER.  I) .  D.  S.  OtJleo:200-60It, 
] 
•  National Htu.k HId;.  Automl!.t\e pbone 
1iG1:  Bell  phon6~!.  Former  ~., .  A. O. s tuden t. 

DRUGGISTS. 

ROUSEH"S  OAP1TA r.  DRUG 

Up  10  date.  Uorller  ~t-ore. 
Ho!!lUer BlOCk. 

STORY.. 
Opp()l!ltll 

•  "lshl!)!'; • . 

:!:!(J..:!:!·I  'Vf\sbIUJrwn  _""e  So. 

CO I,Lf:;(;-"!  l)fWe;  A~D OROO ~;R\'  00. 
~:.,preu om.-!'.  A!'; ency  SI .. r  l ... un(lr:r. 
DR Y  GOODS. 
J  W.  KNAPP  00.  Dry  Goods lind  Jo"ur 
M ILLS  DH.Y  Goons  OO.-Dry(;ood~ 
;;ult~. Oonu. W .18\". Art )'eedl e  Work. 
El l'.  1("8.110  Washlll!';lon  .""e.  South. 
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
CAPITOL  f:;U~OTRIO  Jo; )'G1Nt:~;R1SO 

00. - Ful!  LIne  of  ~:Ieetrka'  Supplies. 
Includlnll:  5tudent~' Ihll.d{'~  and  eord ••  car_ 
bon.  \/I nt .. lum  and  n".~da  readln;  hlmp!. 
117  ~:.  ~flehl¥a" _"ve, 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

M  J.  6.  8.  ~1. SUO K •

• -urnlture.  Oorner 
•  Wa ~hln gton An!.  and  IonIa  Street. 

See ad. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &. TINW'RE. 
N ORT OS'S  H.AH. DWAHg.~Oe"er .. l 

H .. rd wa re. Tl"ware. Gra"lt e"·are. Out_ 
III  WR$hln;ton  A\·e.  S. 

lery.  Stove>l.  <:tc. 
Sal'  ad. 

MANUFACTURING  AND  HAIR. 
DRESSING. 

M RS.  O.  T.  O A  S  ~~. 

)IIInula"turlnlJ. 
Sha1l11>OOInll:  '"  HalrdrUSln;  Pl'rlorl. 
Sv.nehes  "'lOde  of  cut  hair  or  oom1)ln g s, 
al80 oolored au"  r.:na,·Met!  to  look"  a s  !rood 
II.!  no....  Th e  I'ra"cO-A.morl ean  lIygl en lc 
ToBU RCQul~ltes .~ "PIl:C IAL'fY.  Automatic 
phone MI.  ~}f W .... hlngton A ,·e. S. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 
G RI SI'EI.J.  IlR08 .-·:~ll ehl ~n·~ J.e~dlnll' 

MUSi C  Hou~ ... "  H I..,h  Gr"de  I'lauol 
aud  Pla"!'r  Pla"o.<.  Ea s)- Term s.  I'lauOll  to 
1\(,,,' ~ Y('"r'~  H.f'tI\ al  out  on 
l'u rch8.ie. 
~:\'erythlu"  In  the  Heftlm  of  Mu ~lc.  L".:e 
SIS& :'iTO""::  ~I~ S. WII.~h ln ... \on  AI·e. 

PHYSICIANS. 
D R.OSOAR  H.  BRUf:GgL.--()or.  )Ikh. 

A\' e . and Gr!lnd  H.I\·e r  Ave •.  ~: .... t  I ... n_ 
BI,,11'·  H ours.7tn8:llla.m.:~10~aud7t08 
p.m.  Sundays. I~\OIaIH15tOGP.Dl.  Oltl _ 
zenl pholle  1l>4~;  Bel! !r~. 

D R. H . W. I.A I'I)OS.  ~:ast ' .... nsln ..:. ~lleh. 

OtHee  hOU M! :  j  to 8:00  a.IIl ••  l~al to  ! 
find  n ~'IQ to 8  1>.  nt.  8undllY5. 10 10 11:80 a. m. 
j  to 8 ll. IU.  OIU •. ens· phone Il'!28. 

E YK  ~;AR.  NOS~;  ANn  THROAT.  1)r. 

J. S.Owen.  I! ~ ......  Alle..:a"  SI ..  l:.flnslnl;l. 

Oltlzeuli phoue ~;a. 

PRINTING. 
L AWRESO-"!  ,J;  VA:N  n"R~JS  PUINT_ 

I SO  (JO.~~I(J..~I~Grand A venue Norlb. 
~-jne PrlutJnll:.  R01!t  Phone!. 

A t.I·~:N  PRISTISG 00.  OoruerO"pltol 
"" enUIl  lind  10nl"  ~Ir('et.  Prln\inltl. 
Om"e Supp!les.  ",,,;ra"ed rard ...  Pro..:ram ... 
Macey Goods.  Bell  phone  I~.  Automatic 
phone +((>(I.  Reml'ml)t,r out. ne",·  loc .. tlon. 

Inllton A \'e. and 10ni0. !H. 

ROnl'l RT  SMITH  PTG.OO.--<1<>r.  WaSh 
UNIFORMS.  --:0-:--:-
T HE  M.  O.  I,ILL!!:Y  .to  00 ..  Oolumhua. 

Ohlo.-MIIIlUra cIUn'tK  of  M.Jlltary  and 
S<x:lel:rGood~.