• 

The M. A. C. RECORD. 

M ICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COL LEGE . 

YOLo  18. 

WASH INGTON  ALUMNI 
MEETING. 

The 

gah·f~·:;;1 

" +,Ishington 

:-'1.  A.  C. 
Alumni  Association  assemhled  f'lf 
all 
nlll-hshioncd 
<lI 
Freund's  1la1l,  .\loIlJ:n" 
~'\'~'l1i!l)!, 
February  :!O.  Owill;:  to the  prl'S 
cncc of 
;)  llulllher  of  0111  (If-lOll II 
alumni  who  \Vcrc  ill  the  citl" at\clul 
lug- the 1\',llio11;11  V;lrrn  :\irlli;lg:CIJWnt 
t.:on fcrCll ce, the  m(·ctin:,..:  was inform 
al,  ;Ind  illsk,ul  of  the  usual  banquet. 
IUllchcnu  W,l~ 
lIll  infonn,li  buffet 
~crvc(1. 

[ I. 

.\ / :1)'0. 

I I.  ~kecls.  '':1:-3: 

.-\ fter  the  ,.  cat" ,.  had  ;,11  dis;lp 
!'rc"i,lt;nt  ,r. :\.  T;,~-l"I' 
pt.:ared. 
ordered"  class  r oll  call:  ).Ir.  Ill'f-
111:111  S.'hrihcr,  '0-\,  hy  \ inure  "f 
posso.:ssiu}:"  the  11\0SI  meludiolls  ;lIul 
br.rc;u:hin,;  voice  IIf  ally  prC"l!llt . 
,11'\0;\1  a,.  fr,ll  dc-rk.  Thirtr·~ix ;!:wd 
natcs,  represent in;,::  ;!~  ci,l:>"l'" 
,-'x 
Icnd illg- from  -6710  '0<).  r~'spvllded 
10  Ih~' roll  cal l.  TheSe  \\'~'re  \r, \\', 
Tracy .·OJ :  ~,  ,\1,  TraCl.  ' 6~ ,  .Ins. 
II.  TihhilS,  '73;  l)ol1:tld  .\lal"I~lll'r· 
SOil.  '71:.101;;011  \\' 00(1 1111111.  '8r:  \V, 
A.  Tail o r.  ".:is:  l..  II.  Dc\\,e\',  'St;: 
Dr.:\":  S, 
'S::):  L.  .\:  l ·jin· 
lOn,  'S9:  \\' . J .  .\Iy(' rs ,  '<)0:  II.  H. 
Fuller.  'I)~:  \\':,Iter  Gro'"'he..:k.  \)~; 
c.  B,  ~mith. '9~ :  C,  1'. Llo"e.  '<)5: 
J- E,  \L Tr:H:~, '90:  1::,  C.  Green, 
'~i i 
'\l:try 
(1{:lker)  \\':lile.  '1)8:  J. I!. Skilll1 er, 
'or ;  C,  1',  J(\'cd.  '01 :  .\1.  A.  ('rvS 
!l\"  'o~:  I .  .\ 1.  Rankin,  'o~:  r,  D, 
~;Ic,·e ll s .  "03:  . \ rthur A.lle'll:m, '01: 
IJ,  A.  Gurney. 'u-J  i  11..1.  :-;dllwider. 
'04:  I krlllall  ~ ch rihe r , 
'0 \:  U,  B, 
Burn:I L  'o~:  CI,ra  Fdllk:l1np, 'Vi; 
Anna  (l'i.:i;.e\11  Gurney.  '05 :  C.  A, 
I<eed,  '0,;  \\' ,  It  Li'l'r'Hlll'.  '0,: 
Roy 
o:S : 
1"L.Burrell.·oS:  allt!  f{,{i.ll o(Jp 
ill!!arller,  '09.  Spel'i:tl,.  prl'Sl'nt wen' 
.\Irs.  Elva  Hick;;  :llld 
.\Ir;;.  C,  B, 
\ -isitors  \\\"fe  .\lrS.  L,  /\. 
S,)lith. 
Clillto.:ltl  :Hld  thn;e  dallg"hlcrS .  .\Ir)'. 
L.  II,  I),,;w,,;\'  and  (bllghtl"f. 
'\lr1' , 
\\'.  11.  .\h'c ~s.  ;\1 rs ,  \\' :l11('r  G fl'''' 
hl'L'k,  .\Ir,,:  C.  p,  C!nsl',  .\Ir",  E,  C, 
\\"  F.  \\,i;ht,  .\Ir .... 
Un·eli.  :<'Ir;;. 
I J.  C.  ;-;kec! .... 
.\Ir",.  I .  .\\.  ILti lkin, 
.\Irs ,  II.  I,  =:;chneidcr_  .\Ir".  ,\rthllr 
.\dkm[ll;. :lIul  _\Irs,  I{,J.  C'I1"f. 

'07 :  H.  J.  C:orr.

\\'ail\" 

Afln  roll  call 

l'residl,(Jt  T"dor 
t:,Hetl  0 11 
'isiting  alumni  for  -li,-c 
millUle  t:llks,  and  r~",p"11SC"  \,cre 
made hI'  :-; .  .\1.  Tr:I("\·.  lason  \\'ood· 
mall ,  Dr.  ~ .  S,  ':<'1 :1_,:0: 1 J.  1'1.  Fuller. 
C.  P.  Reed.  :ll1d  1.  I L  (D:n1)  ~kill­
ncr,  I ..  A ,  Clinto-n. ;'lnd  E. C. Green, 
n:cLlI\  a q uisition3  1<, 
the  \ r :lshilll" 
1011  eollcctioll,  wcn'  gi"en  penni,", 
"ion  to  1l1ake  their  lll:lidcn specch es . 
13y  "pccial  request ,  our  ,I"olllhful 
wit, .I a", I J.  Tibhits, ',3, who  is  now 
eug-aged  in :I.<;sisting- Andy C:lrneg-ie 
disbursl'  a  few  of  his  millions. gal c 
a  \'en'  Icarlled  discuurse  Oil  intern:, 
\ \'.  r.  \\·i:.,:-ht , 
:'.Irs. 
tiollaf  peace. 
represcll t ing-
told 
\\',  F . 
of  her husbltnd's <!ch"l'nturcs  in  chas  
ing  willi  plums :Illd  other  urll~omes­
lic~ t etl  fruits  through  the 
II  lIds  (I f 
~ou'h  Ame r ic:l. 

\ Vight, 

propo:;;ilioll  waS  ,·olell  down  before 
any  dam:l;:c  cOt,ld  be tlo ne. 

O tlkers  dccted  for  thl'  year  19t3 

were as  follow s : 

Preside nt,  " -.  \\".  Tr:KY.  '6,. 
FirSl  \-ice, l'resident ,  D .  A,lillr 

IIC)',  '0_1. 

Secon(1  \ - icc· P rl·sitlell l, .\1 r.o.  Elva 

lIicks. 

·O~ . 

Tr..:a"ure r .  .\/ . ... \. C"osb)" 
Secret"ry,  CQra  Feldkamp.  'OJ. 
.-\ftcr  thc  lousiness  mectil'/!  was 
adjollrucd.  most  o f  Ih\'  old  boy:; 
lingered  1I111i l  :1  1:11.:  hour,  .•  remin 
isill)!"  ;Hld  telling of  the ",tUl,t,;  lhey 
pll1Je,1 
... arly  days. 
\ 'eriil . lhel  must  hal'e  beel!  :1  hold, 
b:ld,  I~unt'h: :1l1d  if  all  were  liS  hlld 
;\!>  the,l- cl;. im  to  h;JI'l'  heCI!  the  mys 
tl'ry  i~.  hOIl"  did  Ihey cvcr graduate. 

those 

off 

in 

DEMONSTRATION 

IN  BAC· 

TERIOLOGY . 

Thursda.y,  Frida.y  and  Sa.turday, 

.\  tll'mOllStration  ill  hill:leriolog'}" 
prep:lr~'(1  I,y  Ihe  1:lhor:ltCJr)'  of b:1I.':· 
terialo"I'  ,1Il'/  11\"~icne, II i/l  he one of 
111 1'  k:~~,r..:"  ,It \1. _\,  C.  Rouud'lIp 
wcek, 
It  is  ~i\ell  at  thi",  time  in 
order tl1:1l  1 hosc  in  :IUcntlance 111  the 
Round-up,  1I~  well  :IS  sllltlent,;  and 
coll..:;e  people,  may h:we tite heneti!. 
The pl;1ll  will  he  much  the  "aml' 
'IS  thaI  '::Irr;(·.! Ollt  in  prcI' ioll';  rear". 
011  TLlIlrsdar 
The  dl'lllonslr:'ltio(] 
afle r llOoll. 
the 
in 
palh(JlOg'ical 
\Ii, ision.  "an;tarr  ~~I­
l'nl'l'  :md  "oi]';. 

inc/udes  work 

III  :l(l\lilion  Iherl'  \\'i11"l"o  Ioe  l'X' 
hihi1<'d  sJlccimens  :lIld  resuLts  uf  in· 
ye"lig';tliull  in general  mirrobiology, 
s cielKe. 
bacteriolu)!,I'  of  dOlllcstic 
L'llder 
and  dair\'  ha.: tcrioloj!\ . 
,,{ ;et1er,t!~' \\'ill  be  fouII;1 
the  tools 
of  t he  h:lcl~'riololo!:i~t.  how  micro 
or,!Cllnisllh  g-rnll".  cultures.  yellsls, 
elL , 

:Ire  Ilt)lic~,.I: 

In  dOllll',,\i l •  )'l·ience.  tl1('  fullowing 
I)h:t~e ... 
l't'cscrratiOI' 
allIl  (ll'lc ri o r:ni ot1  Ilf  {uolls,  lwaling. 
c1r_,· ill .~,  CI  :Ipor:llill:!.  sterilil.OIliotl. 
pa~tC\lri/:llioll.  sahin;, 
s\\J,::\ril1);::. 
spkes,  brl':!!I""  I'i neg-ars .  l·ll'. 

L-ndcr  tbi ry  bacteriology,  spe.:i 
UlCllS  will  he  :1 \ :libh!C  :I1HI  full  l'X 
pl:tIHltiutl  made  a~  10  bacteria 
ill 
milk.  C"lllamil1:1tiOII.  eOll~ti tl1ellt"  of 
milk.  hillier  ntHi  cheese,  Sl:lrters. 
ill!!1  tlw  likl'. 

In  sa nil:llioll  wiil  he  cxpl;tincd 
"lIIl'r  h:IL'ICriolugr,  ~ew:t)::'~',  com-
1Il1illic:dllc 
discase,~,  dis infec l:m1". 
elC ..  ;md  ill  soils  lluc  attenlion  will 
he  J..(i,ell  to  llIiCro'llrgat1i~lllS,  ftlll c 
tio ns  of same, limillg :lnd its  results. 
.\  lHllnher  o f  il1ll'reSlill~  speci 
t1ll'rlS  will  :Ilso  bc  prescntl'd  along 
Ihe  p:ltholo:;i.:  lilll',  :llJd  alto:.:-elher 
forms  HII  interestinJ..(  a n d  instructi,'e 
exhibit  and  dClllonstratio n. 

A  co nli:d  il" itatiol1  is  cXlended 
hy  the  .1cp:lrl me nt 
:111  l'ol1e~c 
people  "tHI  their  f ri(,lltis  10  \' isil  the 
time,  ami  cI'en' 
b\lildin~  at 
CO Ur ll'SI- will  he  shown  by  thOSe  ii, 
eh :lrg-c 'o f  thc  \':rrious  exhihits , 

this 

to 

About  this  time  somc  ohstreper, 
ous  person  was  r ash Cnol1Kh  \0  sug 
Ih:1!  "F r ill:I)'''  Skeels  e n ter· 
g"est 
tain  lhe compan y  with  his  world  re· 
nowncd  pi:1I10 solo.  but. as :111  werc 
lea"c  the  hall,  thc 
not 

re:lIly  10 

'07-'OS. 

l'l r,  :llltl 

i\-I rs .  O.  A ,  Kratz,  of 
P on\:tnd.  Orc~on,  announce 
the 
birth  o f  a  SOil.  \\-inton  Geo r ge, on 
Febru:l r y  7. 

FRANK  ROGERS  FOR  HIGH· 
WAY  COMM ISSIONER . 

ThL'  republi<::ll1  I'oll \'cntion  held 
ill  1,:ln sil1~ re ce lltly  plact'd  in  nOIll 
il1:1tion:1  most  i.':Ip:,hle  mall  for  the 
otliec o f s t:[\\'  hig-hw:I.' cO!!1missioner 
in  the  perSOIl  vf  Fr:ulk  HOJ..( e r~, of 
Lansing, 

:\Ir.  ROg'cr:>  i"  :Ill  l,l\I  :'.1.  A,  C. 
rn:ll1,  grad\l:ltin~ ill  ,S8.). 
I Ie Spen l 
litany  .'ear",  in  engiHcerinj,!"  work, 
afler  ;.:r:'llualin~.  in  !':tllil:te  COUll ty , 
:,:"oiug'  to  Ihe  city  IIf  l'on 
tinal1) 
I [urOll  llS  citl  cn~in e er. 

In  19o:;.  ,,:hen  thc  ~t:lte  h i;..:;h":l\ 
r1~'p;\rtmcllt  W;JS  "rJ..(:rtli;r.cd,  he  h~_ 
elm.:  deputy  cornmissiullcr. 
li e 
has  now sen e(1  the  "wte  :I~  dl'put)' 
"t:lIe  hi:.!h,,:n  co mll1i~ sio n e r 
fo r 
sevc n  :md  on~'-h:,lf  \ cars,  :11111  thc 
rcpulrlil':llI  part."  i"  ':lbOUl  to  PI'O-
1ll\1te  him  Itt  Ihe  "tlice o f  cO!lllllis· 
s ione r. 

til conned ion 

\I ilh  t1ti~  Homina 
(iuII,  thc  /)rtro;(  .\·,';",f  cornrTlctl ts 
as  follows: 

'·The !lom;n:Jliut1  uf  Frank  I<og- 
ers " ...  rcpuhlic'lll  c:ltldid;t(l'  for  st:lIe 
hig:h\\:t}  comllli~3iOI1l'r  a!  I.ansio};: 
"'l:>  Olle  vf  thc  mo"r  progressi\'{' 
:r.;h  of  the  conl'ellliOtl  :l1ld  W:lS 
chamcli.' r islic  of  Ihe  trcnd  of  Ile\\ 
politic",  The e01lle1ltion  evhlelllly 
dedded  to  plal'c  Iodore  1!1l'  pcople  a 
ft)r  the  SUllen i~i{!n  of 
rO(ld 
111;111 
road~,  *  "  • 

It  is 

illdicalion  of  prog-rcss 
when  :111  old-style  p"litical  l'omel) 
liol1  "ill  IlUmill:lte  for  o!1ice 
tll('ll 
who  underSland  Ihe  llilsine,,"  Ihey 
nrc :Iholll  to  wlllert:lke. 

:!II 

TAU  BETA  PI  INITIATES . 

olllrnillg", 

\\'cdnesd:lY 

\\ illter 

call1pu~ 
p..:oplc  lrurnin:.;  \>lI,;t  CvIk~l' l-I:iJl. 
!hc  pu",1  o!1it'e  an.1 
l!il'  WOrlll'Il'S 
huilllin;:.  to  their  !ir~t  hOllr  e!:\,.,,,e,;:; 
were grn'\cd b.1  a  prol'l's"ioll  of T:lll 
Iktil  I' i  11Il'mbcr"  Ioring-illg"  forth 
term 
illtl:lle",  The 
thl'ir 
:;;ucrl'~sf\l1  ~'!lndidll t c~  to  Ioe 
taken 
illto  the  hOllon(n- l'l l~i!!ecrill;r  fn!· 
tefllit\.  who  \\'er~  l'hos<:'(l  fn,m  the 
eighli1  of  thc 
jUl1i"r  ellJ..:incerillJ..( 
d~I:;~  h:I " in~  th c  hC~1  :il'ilolarsllip, 
arc. 
F"rc(!rit'k  1I,.\ludler,lir'lIul  Hapal,., 
S .  .\li Jls  DC:Ul,  TnlVl'rse  Cil\', 
Albert  L.  BinbalL  l\luske!!~u, 
(;corgc  E.  (;:HHhic r,  Detroi!. 

In  additil!! l  to  the  \\"e:lriug  of  Ihe 
fr;ltemil,·  l"olol's  :llld  en,I1Icms,  the 
B etH,  lh~ public  iniliatioB  rOllsiSled 
of  the  pc rfonn:lIlcc  of  IWO  experi 
ments  relativc to cn~illel' ring- futHb 
llwlltal~,  The  tirsl  was  the  llder 
minatiotl  of  journal  friction  unde r 
di ffcrelll  cotl(li t ion~, hI  'n~'ans  of  :I 
disk  anc!  a):le  caused  10  r c\"oh c  b\' 
:I  system (If  weighls.  :l1ld  ~IIJlPo rle{1 
:H  l'ach  eml  hy:t  bcariug",  T he sec 
olltl  was  a  s eries  of  leslS  UpOll  H 
strllctur:ll  stecl  all~lc, to  delermine 
thc  l\e!lectioll  and 
.,I ress .. s  under 
diffcrellt  10:Hlings. 

T he 

iuitialion  was 

condulled 
T hursday  evening- by  :\  most  suc 
c('ssful  ha nquet ill  honor of  the llCW 
mernl)('rs,  at  which  P rof essor 
II . 
K ,  Vedde r  o1lici:ltcd  a,.  toastnl:lst('r_ 

ALUMNI 

'93' 
Lilli:!!)  W heeler  l'msb\'  lht'(1 
.11 
R od1e" ter,.\:,  Y.,  Fl'l,ru,,~\'  q.:\1 
Ihe  ng:c  flf  3~ ."l'ars  and  9  ·moulhs. 
~hc 11<Id  hn'll  in  poor  hc:dlh  for 
:Ihollt  "i"  HlIJlllh ".  hut  dill  IIOt  t:lk(, 
10  her  bell  lill  the  li rst " f  Dele!])I ... 'r. 
.\hOUl  1\111  "eek:;;  iwh,rl'  he r  dc:lth 
she  W;lS  remole,1  In 
I<  Oi.'hcsl\·r  ill 
the  hQPl'  1)£  Sl"l"urin;,!  relit'f,  hut  :,1 
lh:1I  lime  I\:I~  IIn.,ud  Hlcdical  ;Jid, 
::;hc  I;;  Sllni\Cli  1'1'  her  huslmud, 
D.  J.  Crosh.'.  '1):) ,  ihrcc  .:hi1<1 rc n, 
I<uth,  S  ye:ir",.  \\'hccler.  ,  _le:1rs. 
I< iehard.  3  \car~, "tid  h\'  her 
:lno 
mother,  .\Irs.  C,' F,  \\'hl'\'!cr,  ami 
hersislt:r,  '\lrs.I; .  .\:,  E:ls!rtWIl. 

.\Ir,  Croshl'  alld  his  chiJ\Jre!\  :lnd 
:'.Irs.  ,,'heelc-r  will  lnOlC 
lIn:  latter 
l1:1rt  of  .\Iarl'h  tl)  the ir  Ill'\\  farm  on 
Ilelnlod ..  ! ,:I\;l',  :-;prllli!":ltl'r, >"  Y. 

'00  'OJ , 

.\Ir,. . .\/,  L. Ird:1l1l1(I rm:l  Thomp. 
Mm .  '(0)  \\riH'"  from  Fl.  Tt·rn.  ~'. 
'\  ..  th:.'  Ihl'.\  :Ire  ;..:'l'Itin,!!  aloll~- \'t'ry 
nil·l·t\"  ill  lheir  nt'l\  ~t,llirlll.  hUI  h:,le 
h{'en- l'l'rI  husl  SitKe  dlIBl"in" 
loc;\· 
lioll",  \ \'eqll';tra~  fotl.l\\~:  :':.\l:irk 
ha:>  his  h:llltl.,;  ful\  \I illt  the  Ill'lI  lh,· 
tics  :h  comp.m,'  c'tlrlllll:!I1dc r.  ami  I 
ha,,:  h..:en  fully  t)~'\'llpied  with  Ihe 
mal l:i:;etl ll'llt  of  thl'  Ilnu"l'  :Iud  t\l') 
.\ [ark , 
i rr~'~po ll,;ihlL' 
.I r.,  i,;  J..(oiu)!  to  SdlOO!  aud  learninJ..( 
10  read, ~pcJl .111(1  ·jigg-er'  I'er\,  read· 
.\Iallrice.  Iht·  _\Olll1J..(er;  is  al 
ily . 
prc"l'llt  CUlIrt  fool  ,tlld  principal  l'lI 
lcrl:lil1l;r  of Ihe  household." 

yOUlI ~o;ter". 

'0,. 
F,  K.  Brain ~~nl  re~'l'rltl,'  fl':111 
:til 
:,nick;ll  tIn:  mid-II illkr con\cntion 
of  tIll'  ... \meriC:H1  Illstitule  IIf  El ec, 
trical  EII;.::Irh"t' r'i  in  :\l'l\  York  dty. 
Th~·  paper  II hich  \1  ,,-. 
.. :-;tray 
'Jll 
;\I:!chiucs" 
Losse~ ill  ~I lldlrOllOlI,", 
h:ls  heen  I;uhli~hed  ill  p;l!llph1ct 
form. 

'(}<j. 

TIlt'  f}tli~I '  T,./I""I,· 

,,!  .\Iaq, 
I'ilk .  .\ill"  1l11der  d!ltL'  of  I'l·h. 
!.! 
pllhlishc",  n  /Ill!  a C~'Ollllt  t.f  Iht'  short 
C (Hlr~e!>  ill  a;.::ril'u!ture  heillg'  cn rr ied 
un  at  111:11  p!:lce.  AmMIU the  3Pl':lk 
l'r;;  WI\",  I' r"t,  II. J..  KClnp~ler  uf 
l -Ililcrsit l'  of  '\Iis ~ullri.  "hl! 
the 
~:l\e:1 so: rie" of  lel' \UI'l's  al"lI;'::  poul 
try  lines. 
, \  syllopsi ...  of  hi"  talks 
W:lS  g-il'ell  and:l :':-"0,1  half t"lIl'  lise.! 
ill  (·oI11lcc tioll. 

" . 
_\lhe rl  Fruti.:::::  \\.rs  in  ,'h:1T).!'<'  of  ;t 
p~rTl}  duriJJ:": 
the 
reeonHais~al ... e 
P:ISt  SlItlllller.  ,lIlll 
IIOW  ill  Ihe 
orli ce  at  Lihh.\,  .\Iont"  \\orkillg- up 
I Ie l1:ls  reet'll1ly  received 
his  1I0te S, 
hi,;  appointliwllt  as  assist:l1lt  fOrcsl 
r:11lg"e r. 

is 

'13' 

\V,  C.  Corey  called  011  Dr.  Beal 
:it  Amhe rs t  a  few  ,I:\\'s  :1"0  when 
in  search  thro u.!(h  the  e,,;t  fo r 
II 
':<'Ir .  Corey  has  heel1  associ 
fa r m , 
i\led  during  the  past  "ear with  both 
D r.  H enry  of  Com}_  ( fo rmerly  of 
\\'is.)  :It,d  .1- II. H ale,  the  king  of 
peach  growers. 
li e  will  probably 
locate  ncar  Boston. 

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. .   A .  ,aI,lHC;:l.  "" .......... ..  I[D ITO _ 

80  CI:HTa  ,-[R  ytAR 

Entered  ••  kOOnd·claH  mall  milner  at 

r...nllnl'.  Mlcb. 

Addre .... 11  ."blerlpllon.  and  adVUU.liDI' 
matler  1.0  ~he  )I,  A  O.  H. ~ItP, ~"5~ I.D· 
'In ••  ;>oU "h.  Addre ...  all  co"trlb,,~lonl  1.0 
'be  lio1811 . .  lul( Ed itor. 

~DlU b7  P.  O.  MnneT  Onler,  Oraft  Dr 

Retrl.tered  I..euer.  1)0 no~ !rend  8~.DlptI. 

B.,.III",  OMce  with 

'""wreno;:e  oil  Van 
BUl'im  PTtnUnll  00 ••  ~lo-tl~ Grand  A ,"e. :';:0 .. 
"-n llnll.  M ich. 

TUESDAY,  FEBRU .... Ry  20,  1913. 

TRACK  MEET. 

Th e  1 r:lt:k  men  h:1\'c  !"cel!  busr 
wor king OUl  dur ing  the  p:tst  few 
week;,  :llltl  arc  now ill  sha pe  for the 
term  Thu rsday, 
first  mcet  tlf  the 
Feb.  !oj.  On  Ihis  dlile 
:loom  15 
men  with  ;1$Sisl:mt  Cortri~ht will go 
lhe\  meet  the 
to  Detroit  wh"rc 
track  ICiUIl  of  Detroit  ·f.  1\1.  C.  A. 
Th e  C\' Cllts  will  include  the  +10 
yd.  rUII ..  SSO  yd.  run :1IId  mile;  the 
h!gh  jump,  pole 
I'ault,  shot  put, 
high  :lIlJ  low  hurdles  :1nd  dashes. 
Some promising  JIlll\eriai  has  been 
den~lopc::d in  p reliminan'  work  and 
the  team  will  no  doubt  bring home 
a  good  share of  the point". 

On  :\la rch  15  the  team  goes  to 
AIIU  Arhor  'I he re 
the.r  meet  the 
L"niverolily  f reshmen  in  a  series  of 
track en;ill.! :md  ~lur il1 l-:'  the spring 
;\1.  A. 
term  the  freshmen  come  to 
!Llso 
\\Testern  Res.crve  hilS 
C. 
:11  1\1.  A.  C.  for 
Scheduled  .1 
lIleet 
some date dllring  the spring. 

M.  A.  C.  WINS  FROM  HOPE. 

Splelillid  leam  work cha r:ockri..:ed 
the  pl:lying' of the  home  bo}s ill  the 
~~1I1e  with  Il ope  on  Frid~y night. 
I  he  result  cxcet."(led  the  wlltlest ex 
pectations  of  Ihe  big  crowd  which 
Cllllle  out  10  1>(."1.'  the  O;OlUellt.  The 
iill:11  score of  5~ to  .!5  is  the  br«est 
\,et  malil-,  \I ith  the exception  o{lhe 
\\'inon:1  game. 

I'rat·tkall~·  the  enTin:  ~quad  W;t;, 
u~ell. :llId  el'en'  man  W (h 
in  fi·-Ilt 
iug  trim.  The  work  of  (:h;unlk'r 
lain  :1II~i  Spenc~'r  II lIS  exccptioually 
good ,  :Ilthou~h  ~t:lr hasket Imll  W/IS 
pla.rcd  by  c\'c r~- perforlller. 

Lokkcr,  for  thc  visitors,  p\:I\(.'{i  a 
s.ta r  g-~me, ;!,etting- (I  l1umher  of illlS' 
kcts  frO~l  dillicult 1I11g-les. 
For the 
homc  to.:;II11,  Chnmhe rlain  secured  S 
b.1skels,  Burt  S,  Spcm'cr 3.  II.  J-ol  il 
ler 
I. 
Spcllcer  thrcw  6  out  of  I I  frcc 
throws. 

~,  :lnd  Gall t hicr 

"  "/,t1. 

IO!oT 

A;,  :m  opener,  the  East  L:msing 
high  school  tC1I1ll 
to  Ihe  team 
reprc,.,elHin~  B:lIlerr  A,  althouO'h 
the  II.  S.  bo) s  had  their oppolle'~ts 
going  hltnl  du r ing  the  fir!:lt  half. 
This  i,.  ollly  the  second  defeat  for 
~1 r.  Bi"hop's  te.lIl1,  which  has  had 
a  good  M:hedule of  ",ames  to  pl:iy. 
Thc  hOllle  te:lIl1  arc  away  this. 
we;;.-k  for:l  s('rieB of g:lmes,  the first 
of  which  is  ph,yed  \\ ith  ~t. Johns 
at Tolalo tomorrow  nighl.  On  the 
.!ith  the~'  pia}  Budncl  at  A krOIl  . 
o n  the  ~:Sth  Denison  at  G rrull'illc: 
and  on  !:):Iturda,\  wind  up  the series 
h~'  a  game \\ith  St.  M:lry's  :11  0:1\' 
ton.  The  last  !;,ame  is  scheduled 
for  ?\larcb  8th ,  when  the  Detroit 
"Y" comes here  for  II.  return  O':lme. 
T he  telllll  h:IS  had UlluSII:lJI)~good 
s uccess  tllltS  far, ;Hld  h ilS SCored  335 
al{ain st  156  fo r  opponents. 
),1.  A. 
C.  fans  nrc  ex pecting  f.worable  re· 
po rt S from  the  sc ries  of  this  week. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

ST ATIST ICS  o r  ESIlOL LlI,E...,"T  IS  1'.:!'f(HSEEKISG  OOUK8E8  AT  SE\"ERAL  LASD 
OlUNT  OOLLEOES  A.,"o  OSI\·EKStTIES. 

HORT.  CLUB . 

W .  F.  RaveD  Speaks. - EKteDsioD 
Work  as  Related  to  Hort iCUlture . 

:1I11ong 

·'~ot  :t  eOlillty  in  the  southern 
peninsllllllh lit c annot raisc excellen t 
apples"  was  Ihe s tartlillg'  "t:llemellt 
m:tde  by  Field  Extension  \\' orker 
\\'.  F.  RlI l'en,  of  the  department of 
<lgrieuhure  \\. edne!:'day  e\'cninu  at 
I lort.  Club.  Although  "'),lr. 
the 
R:I\ cn  is  working :llong  the lines of 
better  cattle  Tllisillg 
the 
f:trmers,  hc  :ulmilTed  that  he  was 
f?rccil  t.o  opell  his  ilrjplInellt  1Il1iny 
ttmes  wllh  a  ~pray ealemlar  of  the 
deparlmcllt  of  horticult ure  befOre 
he  coulll  induce  the  farmcr  to  talk 
on 
the  cattle  breeding  question. 
T his  goes 10  show  the exccllenl co 
oper:ttion  work  that  is  carried  un 
lhrolll{h  the st:l\e  by  thesc  men  em 
ploycd  by 
Isa 
bella  and  MCCOShl  cOllnties nrc  ideal 
local ions  for prospecti,'c fruit grow 
the  most 
ers,  he  said.  Among 
prominent  orcllllrds  visile<1  b\·  ~Ir. 
Raven  ill  his  trnvels  O\'cr  lilt!  stale 
arc Ihe  hmous.t\.  H.  C. o rc hards al 
Kalamazoo, 
around  Be;l r 
L:tke,  those  near  !' c loskc,·  :lIld  the 
famous  pear ;In<1  plum  orcllards  of 
Vnll  Buren COli lit)'. 

the  departments. 

those 

:\Ir.  Ravcn  had  j llst  re c(! nlh'  re· 
turned  from  the  n:llionnl  corn show 
:It  Colu ,nbi;l.  South  Cllrolina,  and 
"cry  milch  regrelled  the  fact  Ihat 
~I ichig:tn  WIIS  not  represen te(1  in 
the  fruit  departllJcnt  b)  ;1  !Suitable 
display  of  at'plcs. 
I Ie  STated  that 
t here :tre  ce rt :tin  regions  ill  J\lichi 
g'all  where  the  1l0rthl'fI\  sl)\'  '!lld 
U:lldwin  apples will  grow  to  pe rfec. 
tion.  This  f;'et  hc  allrihules 10  Ihe 
clim;lle  of  those  particular  regions, 
"nd  thc ;ldapt;lbilityof  the soil.  At 
the  dose  of  his  spcech ,  Pres ide nt 
I>ailthorpc  callcd  011 
:\Ir.  W altc r 
POSliff,  of  Detroit ,  cla"s  of  '()().  fo r 
a  few  rem:trk s  :IIUI]<r 
tho:  lines  of 
pr:tctic:11  gardening.  ".. 

:\Ir.  Postiff  WllS  fo r  SOllIe  lime 
after  graduation  ,dth  the  dcp:trt 
ment  of  a~riculture, 11llrerlll  of ('1110· 
mology.  hut  IUlcr  del'idell  to  rcturn 
to the  old  homc  f;'rlll. 

Beautifu l  Can ad..  H~'d  npples 
were p:ls:'l'd  :Iround  :11  the  clOse  of 
the  spet"eh.  aher  whic h  a  shorl 
husincss  mcelillg' was  held  :lIld  rcso 
to  proc ure  new 
lutions  adopted 
posters. 

MRS .  GEORGE  P.  KRENTEL . 

i\lr".  G.  I~.  Kremcl,  wife  of  our 
collcg'e  ca~po.:llte r ,  passell  ali'''),  :It 
hcr hOlile  III  Collcg'c\'ille  F rid:!I'  of 
k's l  wcck.  Although  she  had  been 
fo r  many  ,"cars, 
III  poor  health 
dcath  was  unexpected.  :tS  she  W1lS 
l:iken  worsc  very  s uddcnh·. 
!:)he 
was  born  in  Dellm:lrk  in  t&t:!.  :tlld 
came  to  Ingham  Co.  with  her ' lms 
• \Ir.  Krenlel  has 
h:tlld 
heen  a  f:imiliar  figure  :tbout  the 
campus  for  IIUlIIy  ),cars,  and  hi!o 
many  friends  will  be  pained  to  hear 
o f  his  loss. 

ISiS .

in 

The  fUlleral  sen'ices  we re  held 
from  the  hOllse  Sunday  afte ruoon 
at  which  time  :t  largc- number  o f 
friencls  gathered. 

lind  Georl{e,  Jr. 

Besi,les  her  husband .  s he  is  sur 
"ivc~1  .by  four  sons,  Adod,  Alex, 
ChnslIHn 
'i'he 
first  th ree  !l:lmed  lire  members  of 
the Kralluating  class  of  '99,  allel  the 
latter  w:ts  with  the c1nss  of 'ot.  All 
except the  first  named  are  res idents 
of  East  Lat\siuj{.  Adorf  U.  is  n 
chemist  at  Berlin. 0111.  At!  we re 
prescn t  lit the  fune rn l  services. 

ENROLLMENT  IN  ENGINEER  
ING  SCHOOLS. 

PHYLEAN  B AN QUET. 

After  feasting 

The  Phylean  Literary  Society 
held  iLS  winter term  banquet  S:otu r 
d:,y  evening at  Club G. 
Ion ... 

:lIld  "aily, 
Toastmaster  \\'.  F.  B~uer  w:S  in· 
\Vestvcld. 
troduced  by  President 
Toasts  oolh  witty  ami 
inspiring 
were responded to by  the following: 
"Society  and  the College," 

"Another  ' -ea r  lias  Passed, " 

1.  AIIISID' .... .\". 
r.  ~1.  \\-'DWT. 

"On  YOur  :\1 arks," . 

Ptw .... 
"Arc  \\'c  All  Dead  Yel," 

:'-.10\1-01-;. 

:\.1.  A.  I~ u~"t-:I.I .. 

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OHIO  LETTER. 

:-.; ew  Concord,  Ohio, 

:.Ir.  B.  A.  F:IUIICC, 

Feb.  15·  '9'3' 

Ea"l  Lansing',  ':\lich. 
.  Dear Sir :-1 a 111  se!ldin~ you  Ill} 
httle  $.50  for  the  renew:II  of  Illy 
suhscripTion  to  the  _\1.  A.  C,  I{EC· 
CUll,. 
1~lc:lsc continue  sending  it  to 
the pre!ocill  address,  ;,s  l  :tm  Itot  at 
hOllle. excepl  for  short  st:l1S,  a nd 
my  sIsters  forward  me  Ill)'  copy 
:Ifter thel'  h;l\-c  rcad  it. 

I  :till  ,jow  wurking fo r  :1  Chic:lgo 
contracting  tirm,  :1Ilt!  am  :tpl  10  be 
SCnt  to 1Il0S1  :lIIy  part  of  the  coun 
try;  they  ;Ire  heating cugincers,  ai 
thoug-h  they  somelimes  take  con 
t racts ill  which  there is  a  little power 
p1:lItl  work  :IS  well,  as  is  the  case 
WiTh  the  job we  are  on  at  present. 
I  say  "we,"  bec;,usc  Frank  P;,r 
ker, another 'O<)'er,  is  in  eh:, rg e  of 
this job,  and  l  was  sent  o\·er  lifter 
finishing  ;I  heating  plant in  a s~hool ­
house  in  Ihttle  C ree k,  ~\ I ieh.,  to 
help  him out. allli  am  instlillill,r  the 
electriC;11  end  o f  the  work. 

", 

Thc  wo r k  here  is  ;!oing  into  :1 
little  collcge_~ 1 uskillgum  by  n:tme 
- which  secms  like  :I  small  pocket 
edition  of  :0 
regular  school  there 
being  about 300  students (CO~lI1tillg 
those  who  d rop  out  on  accounT  of 
sore eyes or othcr rC II:wns). 

'Ve  expect  to  fi nish  up  he re  11\ 
about  two  weeks, 1Iml  1 am  hopin<T 
thn!  Illy  ne xt mo\·e  will  bc  10  som; 
whcre  nenr  Lan sing, as  I  call  al· 
W:I)'s  be  sure of  a  good  time  when 
in  that  p:lrt  of the COllntn·. 

\ ' 

' 
1 
ery  t r u  y  you rs, 

:N.  B.  I I L"BlIA IW,  '09. 

All  inte resting  demonstration  in 
con nectio n  w ith  f:trm  power will  be 
Cllrried  011  this  week  by  the  depart 
WCllt  of  farm  mcch:tllics.  There 
will  be  s hown  the  amount  of work 
which  m:ty  be  done  on  the  farm 
thro ugh  the  usc  of  a  I Vz  H.  P ..... a5 
. 
engine.. 

-

The falling  off  in  th~'  cnrollmc.1lI 
of engineering  studellLS:1I  this aud 
othe r 
institutious  du ring  the  past 
four  I' ears  has  been  a  IIllI.ttcr  of  re 
ma r k  and  the  reasons  therefor  :t 
subject for thought  and possibly  fo r 
anxiety  on  tbe  pan  of  those  most 
interested_ 

institutions  if  rCI'e:tled 

The eX:IC!  situ:ttion,  ill.1  number 
of 
iu  the 
a.ool·c  table,. which  with  thl:  escep· 
tlou  of Ihe  figures  for  }oJ •• \. C. W:Hi 
published  ill  the "Iowa  Ellffhtur" 
for  Decemhcr,  t9L!. 

.\  study o f  the  table  shows  that . 
in  I{cneral,  thc  reduced  Ilttcll(I!llleC 
heg:m  rlbout  six  yeHrs  ago.  M.  A. 
C.  is  Hn  exception,  the  falling  off 
n.ot  beginning he re  \Il1 ti lthrcl.: years 
SUlce. 

The  write r  Rltrihutes  Ihe  s iwi\ · 
ti,'lII 
to  two  influellces,  prillcipall}, 
:  thc  incre:'sing'  puhlic  iutcre:.t 
~-II. .
111  agriculturc  ;Iud  the impres!oion, 
engendered  hv  thc  con:.crvati\c  al · 
titudc of  mOne\  lOwanls  industrial 
Ihe  P:ISt  few 
(\e\-c!opmelll  du rin g 
years,  that  the enginccring- prof~·s. 
sional  field 
is  being  Ilooded  with 
technical  graduatcs. 

~1 inor influenccs,slIc h as illcrcased 
effccti \-e  rcquircmen ts  for :Idmission 
and  in  course, and  The  :lIhocaC\  :lI1d 
intro(\uction  of 
five  and  .. ix·. \'e;,r 
courscs  han! al,.o  hcel!  :11  \\ork:  If 
the  :tI>O\'e  surmise  he  t:o rrect  the 
"ituaticHl is nOI  di~hearteninJ.:'.  Fur· 
thermo re. :t  s trOnl{  cOllilecti\'e  influ 
ence  h1l5  appeared ill  the ven  recent 
(lemaml  for  ledwically  I r:,i ,ied  men 
ill all  ~ill~s o ~ eu~ineerin;!' ac ti vity. 

ThiS IS cndeneed  by  the  fact  thai 
the  members of  \;tst  year's  ct:ISS  of 
~l ..  A . C. e'.lgineerS,SeClired,  m:unl)' 
WIthout  aSSistance  from  the  eolleue 
?f~~crs.  po~itions  :11  notubly  be"~r 
\I1IUa!  slilafles,  thaI!  eve r  h itherto, 
and  th;!!  the he.ads  of  deparlments 
have  th roughout  the  I)resent  col1e're 
year reCelVC(  re(luests  for  men  f:tr 
in  excess  of  their  abilit y 
to  make 
~ecOmmendliliol1s.  Other cngine('r 
lng schools  rcport  Ihe  slime  experi 
ence. 

1 

. 

0 

This impro\'cnleni  in  the  <reneral 
is  reflc~ed  in 
industrial  si tuation 
the  increased  enrollment  of  fresh 
m:tll  cngineers  :tt  :\1.  A .  C .  for  the 
current ~'ear, \·i..::  (15)  pe r  cent. as 
comparct.l  w ilh  lasl  year's  which 
was the lowest 011  rccord  for scveral 
years. 

E.  ~L ll an'c),  h:,s  been  granted 
leave  to  make  usc of  the  room  on 
the  south  s ide  of  the  buildilll{  ill 
which  the  book  s lore  is  10c;lled  for 
usc  as  :0  photogrnpher's  shop  and 
bas :t lre.:l.dy  worked III'  quite  a  busi. 
ness  in  his  line. 

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Neckwear,  Fancy Jewel ry,  Gloves ,  Hosiery ,  Etc. 

\Y c  c:l rn- el cn"thin" 
0 

'" 
Announcements,  Programs, 

• 

the  line  of 

Invitations,  Etc. 

A  cordial 

. 

. 
Invitation 

. 

is  extended 

to 

the  College 

people  to  pa~'  us  a  VISIt. 

\\" c  5p~,,·ialil.c  on  indi\"idu;ll  orders  for 
cmhoss(·d  or  printed 
Fille  SI:Jliollc:rr -

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c:.A. LLO\,\'  us  the  pleasure  of  sh o wing  you 
oJ) 

the  finest  collection  of  L adies'  and  Gentle-
men's  I< urnishings  ever  brought  to  L ansing. 

We  specialize  '"  furnishings  foc  College 
trade.  Alwavs  nnd  the  latest  '"  Sweaters, 
Coats,  Caps,  H ats,  Shirts 

M ackinaws,  R ain 

:l.Ild  N eckwear  at 

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Kllifc 
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to ,.·I~,,~ fro", 

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Saws 
Hammcrs 
Hatchcls 
Chisds 
Screw  l)ri\·ers 

In  Jacl,  anything:  you  need  in 
ha rdw:1Te  you  will  find  _ and 
,(I  pric .... s  10  Sl1il  -

at 

Nortons  Hardwar6 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

C .  H.  GortOIl . .  0<).  of  Ch;,·n~tl, 
l"hllcj!'·  fril'lhl"  il  hurri,·d  call 

Ill:ttl ... 
llw  I),(>ot  \\to,·k. 

;\Jcs,;rs .  Hurkh:lrl, :'Ilead.Kcllrkk. 
'lIl101l).! 

Tubh ~  ;u1\1  O,.horrll"  were 
recell!  ri~ilor~ Ht  the  eollcg-e. 

T Ill'  Pca,'e  Oratioll 

t ·Ullkst  for 
"t:llc  honor"  will  be hdd al  th ....  Stall· 
~onllal.  Yp~il:ll1\i. on  :'II'lrd,  ~1. 

EVERY  KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR.  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

All  GOODS  DElIYER.ED  fR.EE 

M. J. « B. M.  BUGK 
-Z'E~ 

:'Ilis:;;  I'ino.  !>tellog-r:lpher 

in  th.: 
. \ g"ricultllr:d  huildill;.:' 
Ih ... 
~ick  li"t  ;1  <"ouple  "f day"  last  week. 

"':I .~  U/1 

Prof.  Kinj.:"  aclt .. ·d  as  luaSllu a"kr 
III 
\\. ed!1O:~da~  1.'\ enlllg  of 

al  t he  hi;.:- Y.  :'II.  C.  t\.  Ibnqm'l 
L;lIl~il1:':-
[,1,,1  w.:d •. 

:'Ilr. 

I-\:ief .... r  ami  :'IJe;;sr".  Gott· 
hcimer ,11 111  1(0",Cll  furnish  th~· l1lu:"ic 
fur  Ihi"  ~·\"(>ning- pru;.!r:lm 
till" 
I{ olllld· L· p  J I1sli\l1t~· . 

lIt 

}\moll)..:"  11ll"  e:-..hihils  in  lhe  ag-ri. 
c ulillral  huildill;":-,  thi~  ,\·n·k,  j"  011l· 
of  lhe "'1I11pl,·"  ,)f  work  dOIl~·  in  the 
wood  and  fOq.(l· shop,.. 

The  -I,llers  ~a\e  a  \\":I"l1 ill).\:1011 
Birthd,(\  [)illner  all  .... aturda\·  e\e. 
nin;{ of"!;,sl  lIel.'k . .  \ 
lIulI,l;er  uf 
Ihe  faculty  ",ewher ..  \\el"l·  ;":-IIC"IS. 

Th,·  ""ninr  agricultural  "Iulk-Ilts 
1;l1i;;h",1  their  \\,) rk in  meat  culting" 
:'Ilr.  II.  \\ ..  :\"urlUll, '0.1. 
last  lIl'ek. 
o f  I [owel1.  has  hml 
,·ha r;..:-e  of  thi,. 
work. 

:'Ilollday 

The  ;\/,lI1dolin  Club  is  pr:lctkillg 
lind  T lnll·sday 
r,')o!"ul;lrl~ 
er .... nin;.:'s  of cach  week  :Illd  \'·e  sh:llI 
hupe  10  he;lr  th ....  T(·sult"  of  some  of 
thi"  practice  hefore !ollg. 

in 

Pr .... ".  Snplcr  was 

Ilulland 
\\"c(I II<:,,<I:I)  of  lasl  wcek,  wllcr,·  hc 
attend .... d 
the  Cl·rl·nwnies  in  l·Olll1 .... C· 
tion  with  Ihe  ill~tallalion  II ith  till" 
new  president-I) r.  A me  \. en Il ellla. 

The ,·omcd~· ... \ 

:\"ig-ht  Oft'· h.1 
Agu~tin  Daily.  will  be  pr(>sl·nled 
bv  the  :'II.  A.  C.  Dramatic  Cluh  all 
;I.·larch  1 \.  T his  is  sllrc  to  h ....  a 
winl1 .... r  :lIId  no  Ol1e 
to 
miss  il. 

,·all  afford 

'[}(j. 
inSlrtl('lor 

laml·s  E. 
four 

J{oberl,>on. 
\·c;lrs 

fur 
ill 
n~:arl\· 
mathematics.  1;,,5  "c \·cre,]  his  con· 
ncctio!]  wilh  :'II .. \. C.  and  accepte(1 
thc  chair  (}f  malhematics  in  Ilig-h" 
kind  I'ark  Uolkg-(·.  II i:;hlaml  P:lrk. 
b. 

.. \  \;uin  can!,  im'losing  :1  1ifLy.cent 
picc .....  recellth·  ca me  to  us  frOIll  Dl·· 
lroi l.  hilt  withollt  name  or  uddrrss. 
Perhaps ,.ome of our Detroit fricIHis 
will  ··relllcmber  tlwt  they  f o r ~ol," 
;uHI  1021  us  know. 

T he  Slate  Journal  is  publishil1~ 
:111  intcresting- "crics  of  "rtide"  {m 
";\l ichigall 
.\;.:'ricultun·-Ils  pre,," 
ClIt  sta tus  ;lnd  \\ onderful  possihili. 
ties,"  hI·  !Jeal1  Shaw.  T he  first  o f 
Ihe "cries  lI"as  publi~hetl  F eb.  ~o. 

Prof.  KUllze  "poke  Friday  night 
before·  the  memhe rs  of  the  E,ISI 
Side  Jmpn)lemel1l  Club  011  cirie 
improvement.  . \mollg  olher spc(l k. 
:'Ilr . . \. 
ere  were  Hep.  ~cller, ami 
~ .. I ).odgc,  of  thl·  w:lt(·r  1I"0rks  com· 
II1IS";lon. 

The  tire  whi"tle sound .... d  Thurs" 
11:\\·  of 1:151  week  ami;]  line  of  hose 
w,;s  h;lsliil-l:1id  to  Wells  lIall.  T he 
tire,  ilftt:r 'destroying"  prat"ticallyall 
the  conlems  o f  Hoom  :\"o.~, IJ  W:1S 
extiug-uish .... d  without  the  help  of 
tht·  dep:lrtmcl11. 

T ilt:  experiment station  staff  linds 
Hut  ce r tain  ill\·cstig,(tions  in  agri. 
for  a  n·TI·  dclinite 
culture  call 
knowledgc  o f  physics,  a;l(1  the  de· 
P;lrWlent  of  physic"  is  co.operating" 
with  them  in  buy in).:"  som.:  speci:,! 
apparatus  for  inn;"stigatillg"  loss~·s in 
plant  ~rowlh. etc. 

The  recital  ,·il·cn  hI"  the studem" 
of 
lllusic  Fri:.lay  c\:ening  was  a 
most  e njo yabl e  affair.  and  the  pa r. 
lors  of  the  \\·om .... l1·s  buildin).!  wne 
well1i.Hed with apprecialivc liste ne rs. 
Evcn·  number  Was  wen  rendered, 
'Hili  ';rcat c redit  is  duc  both  to  in· 
~tnlc~ors ~\Ild students. 

The  physics  depa r tment  is  now 
supplied ,,·ith  :1  mOl or gcm.:r'lto r  set 
for  ~uppl.'" ill g  low  \·oltage  l·urrCIlI 
for  th ....  eleetric:"!1 
tahle.  This  is 
sQl1\ethiuj!  which  has  heen  nee(le<1 
for  S0111e  tim .... ,  <is  it  makes  it  11Iuch 
morc  c011\·e11ic111  10  pedonu  eX)leri· 
111e11\$  ill  (·Icetrica!  work. 
AbOllt  500  men 

:Ind  women 
listened  til  R ep.  Glasnel·  Tuesday 
eyening  whcn  he  spoke  in  Ihe ,IS· 
semhl.'"  rOOlll  o f  th t,  Agricultural 
huildi ng"  011  Eugcnit-s. 
:'-Ir.  Glas· 
ncr  madc  a  st rong  plea  for  his  bill 
,m<i  his  CArneSt  address  was  wel1 
n:cci\"ed  by  the  large  audiencl'. 

Thc  :'- l isse,.  ;\1c;ul  :md 

:'I[ost·I\·. 
of  Detroit,  :-'1is~  Carrie  Lodwoo;1. 
of Grand Rapids, :'I[iss Grace :'ILKk. 
of  S1. 
Jost·phine 
YOI,ng,  of  Big"  Ra pids. and  Senator 
:md  :'Ilrs.  \\'oudworth  we re  among" 
the  \·i"i lors  at  !he  Fen,llIiall  party 
on  S:1lUrd'l~  lIig-ht. 

Johns. 

:'IJiss 

February  ~ I  ""pl'llcd  ill  such 

:\ 
the  same 
way  :IS  to  remind  OtIC  o f 
llate 
191 ~.  T he  wc;\tltcr  mall 
ch:ll1}.(ed  hi~  lactics,  howcvcr.  alltl 
:111\· 
c:tlmed  consi{ler:tbl\·  before 
damage  was  dOllt:. 
.... lass;s 
wer(>  helt!. but  no  progr:nll  1I":IS  ar 
range/[  as was  th e  rase  last  ye:lr. 

::-Jo 

I'r~'side1l1  Sny(il'r is allen.]ill)::"  lh ... 
:>c s~i o ll" o[  th ....  :\" at iOll;d  I":du,·aliollul 
.\.<; .. oeiati"n,  hl"ld  lhi ..  Wet·k  at  I'hil· 
adt·lphia.  T he  l're"ident  i~  a  mem· 
hl'r  <)f  rht·  Satiollal  Council.  Ihl·re 
beill).:"  t\\"o  llH,: 11l bl·r~  from e:h:h  "tate . 

C.  :'II.  I "lrg-ran·  an,1  will·,  nuw 
of  Jlldi:lllapo!is.  Ind.,  \·i,.itcd  Prnf. 
:111(1  :'I[r..,.  I.inlon  Thllrs,l:Il" :tlld  Fri. 
day  of  1:1,,1  wcck. g"oing"  on  10  01." 
Iruit  Frida\·  afternoon. 
g"r:lI .....  W;IS  ;1  former 
l·hcmist ry  ,11  :'I/.  A.  C. 

).Ir.llar _ 
in 

ilbtnlt·lor 

lIith 

Thruu).!"h  a  mi:;;und .... rsl:llIdillg.  lite 
.. hol\ n  in 
lilms  which  wcre  tu  1)<.: 
tIll"  fore~ln·  duh 
connec tiOll 
last  \\eek  did  1101  put  in  an  ';ppear. 
;1Il .:e  :1<1<1  th~·  leclure  (·0111<1 
!l01  bt 
il  is  plan11ed  tu  gi\e  Ihi" 
;":-11">:11. 
In·turc  tonij:ht,  as  Ih .... 
tilm,.  w .... re 
:1g",lil1  "h ipp .... d  :'Ilolllby. 

II  inter  conct;rl1ing-

There  has  heel!  consillcrahle  in 
Ihe 
ql1i r~  this 
one·\\cek  d:liry,·ourse. 
It  has heen 
dec idc,1  not  to  offer  the  ("our"e  this 
II'mt,·r.  There  ar,·  Some  30 of  the 
second  yellr  short  C011r,.c studenl:;; in 
intcresll'd  in 
:tg-riculiure  who  arc 
this  st1hjeet  :tml  who  will 
l·cmHill 
Ilh  of  :'ILlrch  ill 
o\·er  the  3d  alld 
order to  ~ct this  work.  Thc  work 
is 
:1lso  g-i\·en  to  junior  and  se nior 
studcn ts  in  ag-ricullllre  who  c:lre  to 
lake  it, 

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ABOUT  TH E  CAMPUS 

Dean  Bissell  was in  Detroit,  Fri 
day,  when  he  •• ttcndcd  a  Illeeting 
and  b:mquet of  the  Cornell  Alumni 
Associiltion. 

Ilarr),  I3rown  ami  S.  L. Ch risten 
sen,  of  Detroit ,  were  anlOllg'  those 
who  returned  to  11.  A .  C.  for  aile 
of the  parties  Friday. 

T he  short courses  in  agriculture, 
\'cgctable  gl1rdcn ing 
pOUltT)  and 
dosed  loth,)'  ill  order th:1I 
those  in 
attendance  migh t  huvc an  opportlln 
to  attend  the  sessions  of  the 
ilv 
Round-Cp_ 

1\1 iss  Florcncc  Chapman,  fortne r 
iuslr uctor  in  physical  Imilling  for 
women,  is  a  visitor  at  the  women',; 
buildin!-:"  for  a  few  days.  Miss 
Chapmllll  is  s pendillK  the  winter at 
her home in  Chkago. 
Lovers  of  g"ood 

lIlu.;ic  wil!  be 
glad  to  know  that  the  B and  i"  pre 
pilriug- for  anothe r  silcred  concert 
011  Sunday  Hfternooll.  These  con 
ce rt"  arc  proving  ve ry  poplila r  ami 
are  certainl y  :lpprecillted  :.s  is  c\·i 
~k-llct:d  hy  the crowds which  attc nu. 

1\lr.  C.  L.  D rake,  !:;ecretary  of 
the  Industri:11  Commission,  gavt..·  a 
talk  before  une  of  P rof.  R yder's 
the  compens;l  
cbsses  recentl),  0 11 
It is  plom ned 
tion  alltl  liability  lnw. 
. to  h:lve  .\1 r.  J)rake  out  again,  for 
there  i,;  cOllsiderable  to  he  said  on 
til i"  subjel:t. 

.-\t 

the 
the  open  meeting  of 
EUllomian  Society the prog ram W:15 
rather  unique.  in  that  it  wus  ren 
dered  backw:tnl.  T he critic's  report 
was  first  read, :lIHI  tht·  last  was  the 
roll  call.  A  biogr:lphy  pf  \V ~lsh_ 
ingloll beg-:111  at  his dellih  and  closed 
with  his  hirth. 

The  Drtr()il  _ \ -c:~'s-1i'if}/rflC  for 
Sund,lv  con t,lilled  a  full  pug:e  on the 
depan;nelH  of  entomoio{o' , lIud  the 
accomplished  along 
wQrk  bei ng 
the  farmers  of  the 
this 
line  for 
stllte.  The  article 
fully  illlls_ 
trated.  an  excc1h:llt  eUl  o f  Prof. 
I't'tlit  he ing  presented. 

is 

Dr.  Giltner  spo ke  before 

the 
Farnlt'rs'  Social  Club  at  T hr~e 
Oaks,  Thursday  of  I11St  week, on 
w bcreulosb  in  cattle.  T he  abo vc 
named  cluh  is  un  organization  of 
the  farmers  in  thlltcomllllwitv  with 
A.  I J.  Crosh),  as  prcsi(lellt:  Ra r 
G.  Th01mL!~_ '03,  WIIS  among  those 
who attended. 

P rof. Keuzie  was  at  r-.I  t.  Pleasant 
Friday  llight,  w he re  he  addres~cd 
the  mt:mbers  of  the  Pedtlgoglc;t1 
Club  011  "The  )1 ission  o f 
the 
T C;lcher."  H e re  he  met  Prof.  F. 
E.  \\'1.'51,  '99, who h:ls  been  secured 
by  the  ~It.  P leasant  Board  to  take 
ch "rge of  their  ngriculwral  chemis 
try  in  the  1913  summer school. 

Mr.  ;"Jartiu  G.  Feuerhak ,;1 grad 
uate  of- the  State  Normal  at  PI;tUe 
ville,  \Vis ..  has bt'ell elected in s truc 
tor  in  ma the ma tics  to  fill  the  V;i 
caney caused  b)"  the  resignation  of 
~1r.  R obe rtSOIl. 
In addition  10  the 
a t  Platteville.  he  has  also 
work 
stud ied  tell  yea rs  in  the  L" !live ... sity 
of' \-isconsin,  s pecializing in  matht'o 
matics  und  physics. 

R ev.  R.  ?-.1.  lIardy,  of 

the  Pil 
grim.  Congregational  church,  win 
speak  in  chapel  Sunday  moming at 
9 o'clock .  Rev.lbrdy but recemly 
came  to  Lansing, and  this  w ill  be 
his first :iddress  before  the studcnt.s. 

Attention  is  again  called  to  the 
Chic:lgo  Alumni  meeting  and  ball 
quet  OIl  Saturday.  !-.l arch 
t.  The 
hamluet  is  to  be  held  at  the  City 
Club,  315  S.  Plymouth  COll rt  and 
a  gener:!l 
invitation  is  e xtended  to 
:tl1  :-,.1.  A.  C. people  who  C'HI  possi 
blyarrange  10  do  so,  to  be  present. 
The prcsidellt  is  F rank  1:3allc r1c  '9::, 
i 26  S.  Desplaines  S! . 

~Iiss  Snclgrove, of  the  Drawing 
Dept.,  has  just  completed  a  (Iesign 
for  the  big  " ~l ich ig-an"  lablet  to 
be  placed  on  one  of  the  biJ{  trees  of 
Cal ifomi.!.  The 
trees  of  one  of 
the fam ous  parks are  to  he  lubcled 
fo r  the  \-arious  states, and  this  tab 
let  wiH  he  for  the  ,:\1 ichig-;m  Tree. 
'T hc dcsig ll ,  which  is  3  x  5 feet in 
size,  when  full y  worked  ou t  will  be 
C:lst  in  the  foundry. 

Prof.  Baler  has  be-en  elected  to 
acti,'c  membership  in  the  Society of 
the  Amt'rican  Foresters. 
This 
society  is  :111  honorary  one, made  up 
of kchnical  foresters  anel  s tands  to 
the  forest ry  professioll  as  docs  the 
Society  of  American  Engineers  to 
the  engineering  pro fession .  T he 
memhership  is l:l rgely  forest sen-ice 
heads, state  foresters,  and  heads  of 
depart.ments  in t.he different fo restry 
,-,chools. 

T he physics  department  hus  for 
;til  alternating  current 
eX;1mi ntion 
galvallOlllete r 
\\'heutstones 
for 
Bridge  I1se.  This  makes  possible 
the  usc  of  aherIHlt ing  curren t  in 
steaJ o f  direct  cu rrent ill  a  \\-he:lt 
"tones  Bri (lge  SCI  up,  and  makes  it 
possihle  to  get  ns  complete  :1  bal 
ance,  where  it  is  necessary 
to  u"e 
:IS  can  be  oh 
alte rnatin g  curren t 
t<lined  with  di re!;:t  cu rrent  and  the 
ordinary  D.  C.  g-alV:lIlometer. 

agricultural 

Due credit· should  be- ~ivell  ~lr. 
ilenja min  Porter,  'II,  fo r  his  excel 
lent  work  a~  superintendent  of  the 
big  poultry  show  rcct:llIlr  held  in 
the 
bui lding-.  Mr. 
I>orter  came  to  11.  A .  C.  :!t  some 
sacri fice  o f  t im e  in  o rder 
to  help 
make  the show  :\ s uccess  and  his ef 
forts  were  ce rwinly  appreci:l ted. 
Although  cashier 
a  bank  at 
Grand  Rapids.  1 1r.  P orte r  owns an 
excellcllt 
tlock  of  Rhode  Island 
Reds  <lnd  is  especially  interesled  in 
the breeding of poultry . 

in 

On  Thursd:IY night of  this  week 
the  D et roit  association  meet  for a 
reunion  mlCl  banque t  is  to  he  given 
the  Elliot,  Taylor,  \\-olfeuden 
ill 
restaurant  Feb.  ::i.  As  mentioned 
ill  a  previous  numbe r  of  the  H Ee 
ORO,  it  is  hoped  to  re vive  the spirit 
:Issociatioll  und  all 
of  the  Det roit 
alu mni  who lire in  o r  l1eH r  Detroit, 
as  well liS presenl s tuden lS  who 1llHy 
find  it possible to  at tend, are corllial 
this 
ly  in viled  to  join  in  making 
\Vrite  Harry 
meeting  a  s uccess. 
"1  15,  14th  St.,  o r  Geo. 
Brown, 
Sheffield ,  Detroit  N ews,  of  you r 
inte ntions. 

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