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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COL LEGE . 

EAST  L4..XSI Xl-i,  )J1('IH GAX.  Tr~[)_\y • 

.\1.\1(11/ 

.\, 

l'JI:). 

CALIFORNIA  GRADS. 
Lo",  .\n;.!clcs, c •• I.,  F \!h.  'i , "3, 

Ediwr -' I.  A.  C.  R F.t:"Oltl); 

:. 

in 

imc rc"tcd 

UC~lr Fricmi:  Your  rC:lllt:r~  m:t\ 
bt, 
:1  word  froll!  th~ 
-'Lalld  of  the  :-:llJl,"  On  ~alllrda~' 
las! 
fc \\  of  us  "Old  t; rad s.," 
l\allld ,'  C.  \\',  U :lrbdd. ! 1.  G.  ltc," 
noltls:U .  C.  U,n'i",  ,uuJ 
the  wrill:r. 
look  ', he  \r nin  At 
l.us  .\n;;dl's  ,mil 
Pa,,;l(i l.' lla  .mll  Wl'lIl  Oll'r.  10\,  illli,,,· 
l ion.  to  the  lll"luhl\'  IlIcclill:' o f  Ihe 
l '~rnon:l  ii"nicul. 
Clare.nollt  ,Iml 
tura l  Cluh,  ami  illcitlcllt;lIh  10  !lll'ct 
ou r old friend,  I' nlf .... ssor C~)(Ik .  no\\ 
the 
horlil:ultufal  l'Olllll1is,.ioncr  II f 
statc of  Cnliforni:l, 

l'Olllmi;;~iollcr ClKJk  1-:.1\  C ,m  :hl 
d rl'''s  full  of his old lime clIllH1~i;IS1l1 
:11111  optirni:.nl. 
li e  ~"pl;1 i l1ell  h is 
work  in  "ecu r in:,:- llIel)  In  ,'an,'  ,,\\I 
h i§  pl:lII..,  for  keepin:,:-
'Jut  inju'r i(HI!> 
insect  pe:;l,.  :11111  for tli.,l'olerin:,:- all\! 
:lml  olher 
illln)duciug  plIras;lic 
ill, 
hclpe rs  ttl comh:11  pe .. t;;  :.J re:ul,\ 
trllduce,l  tl,l  somc  p:trl"  (Jf  the  \\ c.,t. 
J Ie  h:,s  not  found  a  pol itic:t l  p,)~ition 
entirek  free  frum  Gtrl, hUl  he  sa\ s 
the  eO;lscio usne"s of  riJ,:'ht  n1t1til~'s, 
with  Ihe help o f  :1  sph:I.ldid  corp" o f 
ahle  :Uld  hOlle~t  1L.,~i~tlLIlIS  h:..,  been 
a  g rcal  ""urn' of  .-;alisf:H,'linll, 
I Ie 
kelil  \11111  he  is  in  :.  1'0Silioil  10  he  o f 
~ rea ll'r scn;';l'  \0  hi~  adopt cd  SI:11C 
t h all  \\' hell  in  the  l':lsier  POSiliull  of 
a  <':",lkJ,:'e  prOrl'~~or , 

\r~,  eujo,H'cI  utlr  nwelill;,!"  wilh 
'he  dl1h  al  a  beauliful  COIU1l r \' 

home  Jll':tr  i'OUlOtW  "urnmlltled h, 

thl' or:lIlg-e  g- r O\ l· ...  for which  :til  t111~1 
"cdioll  I';  juslh  fallle,1,  ThrOll"h 
IllC  opcn  \\ill<\';\\S  :11111 
,Ioors  cOI ,7k 
Ihe  odor" o f \iol"1 ,1I1t111:lr,'i ... ~u5 :\tIt! 
Ihe  ... prill;,!"  1I01e"  of  mocking  hire! 
"111,1 
Ihe 
-":01\\ il h"talldin;,!" 
f rCC/C  dwt  (k~tro\ l'll  : 1 
I:w u:lq 
b rg t:  I)a r l  of  the  ur:lU;.:e  al;p  for 
Ihi~ se:t,;"n  thl'  lIlelllhe rS of  Ihe  duh 
wer.:  dH.:erfuL  lind  hupeful  for  the 
future. fo r  tlw  bc:l rin ~ I r ce~ ar~'  in 
~ood con.litioll  am.!  ready  for  a  fu ll 
~'rop of  frui l  I1c"t  se:t ~o n, 

linnet. 

\\'e m e!  Fritl  of  the  d'l ~" of  II, 
who  is  a  1I11:mher  o f  the  dub  amI 
has  :l 
tinc  grole  nC:lr  CI:lr~·mont. 
J. C.  :-iirnon son  a  fonner  roommate 
(I f v:lrticld  and  l{ c),nol,ls  was  pres· 
ent  for  :L  little  whik,  and  llCll r  thc 
dose  o f  Ihc  mecling  Comrni"5ioner 
Coo k  called  011  varfield  fo r  a  l:llk 
which, as  Itlw:!."s.  "as  full  o f  help. 
ful  :111.1  in"piring'  su;,:;,:cslioJl. 
T he  li:ly  W:b  ilieaL  and 

the 
dose of  the  m eetil1~ \\e  were  t"ken 
by  auto  ove r 
rO:lds . 
w hich  a rc  alluusl  IIniler,,:tllhrou,gh. 
Oll t  SOlllhe rn  C:ll ifo r nia,  to  the  rail, 
rO:ld 
I~o m ona 
where  I\e  took  the  :-:nll!:t  Fe  Ir:lill 
fo r  our r.'wrn. 

the  per fect 

:u:ltioll 

:\' o r lh 

:II 

:11 

.I.  :0;  \  TT F; 1\  u: .:,  CIa."  of  '(>I). 

T he cnmpany  whkh  IWi;  heretO, 
fo re  beCI1  know n  ns  the  Com mOl!· 
wea t h  Power  C o ..  nOli  operates lIll' 
der  three 
Il:tmes.  T he  SOllthertt 
)'Jid\i~:Ht Construclion  Co.  1\  hieh 
const r ucts  and 
the  He w 
planl s :  The 
:O;"ble  P owe r. 
the  ope r.'lin~  COtnpallY , 
whic h  i;; 
nml 
the  Comm"uwc:l1th  E lectric 
Co.,  which  di'slrilmte5  amI  sells  Ih e 
'I'hiscolll]l:tny  h .. s 
clectriecu rrenl. 
Ilppren licc  COll rse 
in a ugurated 
:Ul 
jU"t  out  of 
whe rehy  you n g- mCIl 

inst a ll5 

. \ \1 

college can  c llte r  Iheir  emplo)  :md 
:Iftl' r  dele r min ill}:'  \1  hc r(' in  Ihey  ~.,,­
cell  can  he  promote!1  milch  Illore 
rapiuh  Ih:1I\  III 
the  onlin:tfl  "hit 
a rlll  nii~","  method, 

CHiCAGO  ASSOCIATION . 

T he  I ilh  :ulIlu:tl  reullioll  of  the 
Chil'a;.!\,  .\1.  . \, C .. \ SSOl'i:llion  w as 
hd.1  ;II  the  C it\'  Club  011  S l1ll1rda\ 
eH'ning'.  ,\l;\rd~  t.  Fullowitlg'  th;" 
"h:lnd ,shake"  per iod ,  liu r in\::  wh ich 
t ime  el't·r vho.lv  met  ~.\t cf\hod\'  else. 
the  91  per~ons' ,,:'It  down  10  :I  Zlinner 
1\ hid}  in  due  cou",e  o f  tiuw  WitS 
laken  ~'lIrC  o f  hy  t he  happy:,:-roup. 
Thcn  followed  Ihc  10aSh  \\ ith 
.\ I r.  Fntnk  Baue r le,  ·9.! ,  pre .. it!ellt 
uf 
toaSlrn:lstl' r , 
T he gne,,"';;  from  .\1.  .\ ,  C.  we re  in 
i\l r n c;tlk...J  IIpon amI  respoll"t's were 
II';  £1,110"'';;  : 

the  :lSSOCi:lIioll,  :I;;; 

··Th.:  19 ' 3 

.\/.  /\,  C.  i<eltlll"II." 

.\Ir",  L imb  E .  L Illtloli. 

.\1.  .\.  C.:'  Ur. 

" ES"cllce  from 
Frank  ~,  i..:ed/il', 
",\ 1\,  Bo\,; 
Th<Jll{a,:  (jU'Il~UIl. 

,mol 

(; ir ls," 

I' rof. 

III 

nddilinn 

T h~'  p rog'ram  W:\:>  ,I lIeal  ~o'pagl' 
huoklet p ri nled  green  011  white  :11 1<1 
furtrished  In  the  l'nin: r"al  P ortl:lIld 
tl'  the 
C~'IJ\enl  C.-,. 
tnellU  ,111\1  prtl\::ram of  toaS I ~.  there 
we re  pri llle(1  Sllllle  I, SOil);"  \\ilkll 
1\ l'fC  .-;un,g- wilh  a  w ill  limier  Ihe Iii, 
reelion  of  .\Ir,  lI all,  brother of  11. 
F.  lI :oll.  '9~,  \\ho  ],l'al 
:! 
fr:U\ti~'  IIl:UlI\Cr  \\ ilh  his u:lpkin, 

lime  ill 

T h~'  quarkl 

itl  \\hicb  .\I r,  Ira 
frolll 
Ihl' 
\ \'e"ler \ell  ":tn;,:,  I\ere 
I.el\ i" 
Iheir  "iugin:,{ 
w:t~ a  fe:lture  uf  thc  pro;.:r:l,11  and 
:;re:I II,\  cnjoyed, 

In-,Iilulc  :IIi,1 

"\ 

Hxsolurions  \IC rl'  pa,;.<;ccl  elltlors· 
tIIg'  'he  movement  \(0  e"lahhsh  Cll' 
:::lIIn'rlllg  experiment  Sl,llioll:> 
in 
l'onllectioll  wilh  the  !:Jilt!  g-r;tnt  col  
I:O thOlid:lliull  of  the  1' :1' 
le).!c~. 
riou., ;J,;;SOI:i:ltions  W:I~  :II!>,)  f:n-t') red 
amI  a  cummittee  \1  as  'lppoil1tetl  to 
look  into  the  maller,  the  ide"  hcin~ 
to  b rin g  into close r  rc1 nliol1ship  Ihc 
"c\'er:ll  assm:i:ttillll" !'lnt!  thlls furlhe r 
t he  hest  inlcreslS of  Ih.:  colic;,!" .... 

for 

:\l rc:ul\' 

fil cnlioned, 

III  addilio n  I,)  Ih .::  J,:' uests  fro m  .\1. 
:\.  C. 
.\Ir", 
I i o lds worth  wa s  p rcsent ,  nlst')  i\ l rs. 
L oa  Ren ner  Croke, d:tug'hte r  of 
Ill :W\'  yean; 
R obl'rt  R e lll l.:r 
[\  lar;.:e 
" Iell' a rt!  o f  Club  D.  Quil l" 
num her  of 
f rom  neilfb" 
towns  w('re  p rese nt ,  and  it  may  I~ 
possihle  nell.l  weel..  10 
;t 
CO lll pkl~'  lisi. 
II  WllS  a  jolly  ){ood 
lllcdi n),!'  :tnt!  the  Chicago people  II rc 
In  hc  cOIlJ,:'ralUl:ued upon ils  SIlCC~·~S· 
re"q)\ioll  com llli\t.:e  con· 

]luhli ... h 

:lhlmni 

T he 

'96; 

Oli\' i" 

~is t etl o f  Ihe  followin;.:  lIlemher ..  : 
\rood ward, 

I':t ul 
Chamberlain,  'SS:  .\!allie 
.\It-Cor· 
mil'k ,  '04:  II.  E.  Y Olln~. ·O~ :  J('s, 
"ie  Brown,  '05;  J.  \\'.  Bolte, '05 ; 
.\bbl·1  LJOWlW.r.  'OJ;  II.  R,  King. 
sley,  '03:  :'.Ii ld red 
.\Ialhe\\ s.  '06; 
G.  \\',  lI ehhlcwhite,  '06;  Fushi:l 
Rya ll.  'II:  Il 0w:ml  T :lft ,  '10. 

U , 

lUIS 

I.  'Gregg-,  '07, 

reccntly 
heen  appoilltcll  mall:tg"e r  of 
the 
Sleepy  H ollow  Farm  a t  Go!(1  II ill , 
Oregoll .  Thcre  a rc 
,00  ac reS  in 
Ihe  farm .  So  o f  which' is  ill  :dfnlfa 
:lnd  "under  Ihe  dil(;h." 
:\ea r ly:lll 
the  rest  w ill  he  set  o ul  to  II UIS  an(1 
frllil  in  a  few  IC:l rs . 

A  NEW  POSTAL  LAW . 

. \ 

Ja\\ 

~l.!l·S  into  effeCt  tvdH) 
(.\IOlrch  j)  "hidl  i,;  liablc  to  1,;,\11';': 
Ihe  palrons (If  En~1  L an ... ill~  pu~l­
olliee  "Ofl~idcr :t hle a llllo\':tJ\ce  ,,0  far 
,IS ~crlil1;,!"  llIail  p rompt!;"  T hl'  Jal\ 
]JJ:!c~'"  all  rle rk" amI  ca r rie r"  ifl  firsl 
:md  second  d:lss  poslotliccs  011  1I 
\\'o r kin~  SdlCduk'  of .. ig'ht  hour" II 
d.,I·,  :" 1(1  lhi5  l'i"ht  huu rs  1I1U~1  hl' 
du;'ill;':- a  <.:on"ec\~ilc tefl. 

this 

\.;ln5in;.:-

T hc  E:I"I 

1'0~ Iotlire for 
1l1 : 1fl~  yellr",  haS l)t;l'J1  upened  b.1  ,he 
cle r ks  " I  /j  :3on , Ill ..  Iht!  -lillie  clcrks 
wo r king:  ()n  Inc  e\enin~  mail  alltl 
;tfld  du" ing'  :JI  6 :30  p,  Ill ,.  ~'ol-crirlg: 
1 ~  huurs.  Durin;.:-
I  ~  hour" 
ea~h derl..  ha"  heel!  :tllo\\ •. t!  a  n',,1 
lX' r io.1  of  Ihree  hou rs  durin;.:  Ihal 
por tion  o f  the  tin)  II hell  das"e~ arc 
in  ses"ion  :u  Ihe colk;.:-l', and tlll're is 
lillIe to he  l:tkell eIre of iflthe otlice. 
\\'e  hc1icl'c  t hat e\'eflonc re:tli/cs 
Ihat  ou r  1)o)!tiIlIl:tstc r  has  ende:llored 
to  ,gile Ilis  p;ttfl)lb  '.!:0'1<1 
..... fl icc  :It 
limes.  :11111  if  -;~sh:m  ;llung:  this 
nil 
line  ,alt  rill  :luylhing.  the  plllrOlls 
hale  Iwo!  Ihe  hel1ctil.  T he  wo r kin;.: 
ho u rs  h: t\e  l'el'll  50  arr:uIge,1  :,~  10 
II1:1kc  Ihe  ),:' re:t1cst  amount  nf  help 
:tnlil:d,Jc  when  the  hl';)1 \  1I1:lil"  ar, 
l 'Jl( ler  Ihe  new  hIli'  Ihi,; 
rilcd, 
)lns~i]'1c,  as  onl.\  111'0 
1\  ill  nUl  he 
thl'  po"tma"ter  lIill  he 
clerks  :ttld 
;tl 
:11'ail'lhle 
l1lorniu;,!" 
l\ilJ 
flight.  ,mil  it  is  hoped  Ih,!l  all 
he  patiellt  IIlltil 
,hi:\  nutter  I"  !::"ilcn 
;t  trial, 

:1;.!':11ll 

:111.1 

emle r  Ihi~ tal\  .tll  rlerk-

r~· IJOrt· 
in~  fr,r  duty 
:It  6  :;0  ;1,  nl ..  mil", 
le:'\'e  du,"  olliee  al  1:.:;0  p.  ill ••  ,mt! 
tlll,;;e  I\ho aid  ill  the  1'\·~'f1in;.:  !nail 
which  :Irri \ e~ -,hOrll,\  he fnre 6 p,  111. 
mu"t  IWI  go un Ihn}  hefore  oS  :;0  in 
the  mornilig. 
T WI)  clt.:rks  ill  Ihe 
t\\ ° in  tile  e\ cniug 
morn III:,::  ami 
willl'tlIlSlilllh!  Ihe  pO"tnWSler <;  help 
in  the  h:llldlill:'::  of  the  ',!'real  hilI)';  vf 
111:1 i I. 

Une  adllitivnal  clerk  ha~  he('ll 
allowed  al  E asl  L ansing"  in  Ihe  per 
son  o f  Ho\  E ,  B:1lcom  of  Clinton 
Co. 
In  th~ f:\ <.:c  o f  such  :t  law  E ast 
L:ulsing  cili/.ell5  tll li SI  he p:\Iielll  fo r 
lite  wo r k  will  he adjusted  :lsquickly 
.Iu " t  rem,. ltl hc r  il  is  Ihe 
""  pnlSsihlc, 
la ~c anll  tlot  thl'  ",·r:·;". 

The  _Alma  Co lle::~'  B ullelill  fo r 
January  l:onla ins  complete  infor1lla, 
l iun  with rd c re rl ct:  tu colleg-e  CX lCil· 
~ i o f1  \\ork.  T he  wo r k  of  the  ex, 
in 
tell5iwi  dil'is io !! 
inall.'.!'ur:IICd 
i§ 
to 
Ort le r  10  afford  pe rsons  un:lhle 
attend  collc).:"e 
:1Il  oppor lunity  10 
do 
:ttllnnced  work,  T his  work 
.:on.·r~  :I  wide  fielel  of  subj<-"\':ts.  ami 
Ili:n- h.:  rlolle  in  S:tlu rc!;1\  cla .. sc~ , 
e \'c~ ling' cla~:>e5. 11)  corresi)OlItlenCl" 
:11111  h}  :tllili:lled  inSlru{·lloH. 

T he  clCl'lricai  Ileparlllll'l1t  i~  c,· 
pe rimcnli ng  wilh  lahor:t to r~ ,made 
l)'pe5  o f  imlirec t  le:lll  ullib,  Th.: 
,1cparltllCfII  is  :1150  interesling- ilself 
ill  Ihe  ma tter  o f  !Supplying'  brrners 
with  clectr kit\'  fr01ll  Ihe  hi}:'h  te l1-
soutlll'fJI 
lilies  wliieh 
s ioft 
,\1 ieh ig':In,  " lid  hop" s 
lite  Ilea r 
f u ture  IQ  m:tteri:tlk  assist  in  h rin~. 
ifl g  t ill'  farlller  ,uid  ,hi'  <':Ol11palHe'i 
supp l)  ing 
to · 
.. lecl r icilY 
gct he r, 

~'ro~,; 
in 

rlose r 

',16. 
C.t""  i..:UlIlJ  \\ rill'''  frtom  rulton, 
:\.  y,:  .. I  11'11111 
t"  be  l,lfhiJ('rcd 
Orle  of  Ih .. ·  f:uuil\'  fur  lit  le:15' 
:m_ 
otl1l'r _I l':lr,  T h/~oJJlP'1f1~'~  (G. c. 
I lo.lg-sofl)  \\'J r l..  I\ill  keep llll'  h.., re 
\\'e  :trc  aholll  UIIC' 
:lllc"51  a  n'ar, 
third  tinishdl  ,)1\ 
,I  $(J()(I.IXIIJ  l"tJll' 
Iract,  huil.ling::t  II)~k  :tlill  Ilra\\ 
( m 
thl'  Barg-e  (;H\;l1  h~' re.1I  Fnlt'lIl. 

'"". 

C.  I: .  .\ Ien\ ill  1111,.  ren·nlh  I,.,.'<:n 
appo illled  l'II)!III~'er.  nu,il\tc(( :~l\c e of 
Wil\·.  of  the  Dclruit  Tcrmirt:tl  I{"il· 
\\:1)  Cu" :((1\1 
\\ r ill'"  Ih,11  he  11:1" 
'Juite  :I  prol'<I"i'inn  III  ... hap .. ·  Ihin~" 
Fi\~'  (If 
10  handle the lt~':1\ \'  t(;llli \ . 

the  1:lr;,:c~1  cll).:"in .. s e\ c r  "hipJll",1  10 

i)el roil  h,tle  hel'll  ordere.l  h\  Ihis 
1,;01111':111\,  amI  Ihl're  IS  l'o ll ~id:'ralrll' 
"()nSl r U~lioll  work  10  h(·  ,lou~'  in  tile 
c\I~·n .. i<>1I  of  thl'  Ill:till  linc",  \anls 
:ltId  ,I  Ill'W  cn,gi nc  hothe, 

'o<.J' 

11 .. 1.]  "f  In 

Ihe  Ihinli!'" 

1)":lr  ~ir:  .\tll  .,ending-

_H·,I r'.; 
sllh,.,~ripliVJ1  for  !h ~'  B 1·,l.I'I(H.  II hk-Ii 
I  liml  I  e:tIl'1  ;.:el  .I!tlll),!'  wit1wut.  It 
I 
keep"  me  plI~ted  OJ! 
I\ant  10  kllll\\  "h"u,  thl'  !lId  plan'. 
Ih:!1  I  c"ullll\'t  " ,", 
:.1.11\ 
othcr  \\,1\.  TI~~'  l·.I - l..l·  I'all  t\':II;1 
"'n' rlh  III i":;1  hlln  1<  er 'hl~' L;lr  I I,,' 
!  ... \In' .• JiJ  ~' u-
t, /II/ ,  ,IS,t ':, 
I  lill,  "'1.".'  llIan 
jll~·  1>,·1111''':  111'1 
'hi~  LIII 
I ..  "'w'h~'r  \IC  wn uld 
PUI  Ih':lII  \\Ildc r  :11  f' '''1  hall.  Tdl 
Coa .. 'h  .\1.1l'k lil1  thnl  'I~'  ,In'  all  for 
him  ml\  III  ,IH- p,l r l  uf  the  ,'Olllltr\' 
alllllo  I..el'j)  up  the  ;':"0.1  "<Irk .  " 
wi~h ho:-
:Intl  \Ir.  B re\\e r  c'Jull!  t.:CI 
to~elher  in  ;1  ~atll .. ·  -,uUlelime  Ile,,1 
fall. 

.1-

\\'ell  hl·re· ...  Iud.  f()  Ihe  Colll'j{e 
nl  the  fmllr,·,  "lilt  d OIl'1  fo r;.:ct  10  Id 
... UhlSuiption 
tn~' 
rUlls  ou t  :t;.:alll. 

).;no\\  1\  hen 

Ill) 

Your"  fu r  a  b i :,q~e r  c"lll'g'e, 

CttAtlLJ,;\,  11.  EIII\  \Itl''-.  'lX). 

• I  !. 

III  O<:Iohe r  I l arri,:;  C(,llll1li!lI .. Ot.1 
W:IS  rI""i;':lIcd  to  ,h ..  Clifton  d is tr ict 
wi th  hellilquartcr"  al  .\ Ielc:ll f,  Ari/. 
.\ n  a \t empl  al  ;.: r:l/.in;.:  i" 
lIIadc  in 
this di"lr1ct. and  somc ; ,(')1 '0  head  uf 
c:tttle ,,111 1 ,loo  sh .. ep are  to  he  fou n'! 
hl' re. 
:0;0111 ..  humc"Iealle r ~  HUH  he 
fouml :llong' tile S:m  F rOll c i;,co ri I Cr, 
'\I r.  Culli fl J;:'wnOlI  ami  fdlow r:tfl,l!t! r 
arc  lidng- in  a  jine  bUJlg-:llow  which 
thc~  han~  ~I~"II  con.,it!crahle  tilllc 
l''lUlppin,l!,  _-\  11 
in  huilding' 
lIlaterial .  en'lI  t,..,  5tO\.: ... 
;t1l.1  furni, 
lu re . llm"t  he  h roughl  in  IlII  Iht, 
h:lLks  of hUr ro". 

:lIld 

N.  W .  M.  A.  C.  AS SOCIATION . 

Frida.\ 

'\ I in n "  Oil 

T he ~C'l·othl anml:.1  rlIcclin;.:  o f  till' 
X.  \\" .  .\1.  .\. C.  A ssoci:ltions  will 
he  held  :tt  Cllrli.,  Court,  .\Ii nne .. po, 
lis. 
c~-e n ing, 
lJinl1er  will  he 
),I nreh  71h,  '91.1. 
,\ lJ .\1.  A ..  C. 
sen 'l'\1  :. 1 6  :,50  p.  iii, 
pcorll"  who  l',1I 1  hc  prellellt,  will 
se lltl  word  I" 
'\l iss  Bessie  Be mis, 
care  DOtllest i<:  Sdem'c  Dept" '\linn, 
.\J ed ,  College,  S ..  1":'111. 

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a  handsome  buuon  upon  which  was 
a  pictu re  of the  library building a nd 
to  this  was  attached  t he  green  and 
It is  planned  to  in 
white ribbons. 
corporate this on  the  cover  page of 
the  report. 

The  " ' omen's Sections  were  fu ll 
of  interest  to  housew ives,  including 
such  topics  as  co-operation  IlIllong 
w omen, home education of the child, 
gardens and  pcts for child ren, p rob 
lems  of  the  farm  home,  the  physi . 
cal  womall, a nd  kindn:d  subjects. 

Among  the  inte resting  exhibits 
were  lhost:"  found  in  the  W omen's 
Building. 
In  the  Domcstic Science 
Laboratory dieta ry  cha rts  we re  pre 
sented  and  the  vitrious  s pecimens 
showed  the  food  p rope rl y  divided 
as  to  food  portion  or  100  caloric. 
Among  the  foods thus  shown  wc re 
oat  meal  lIud  other brellkf:lst foods, 
corn  starch, I'arictics of beans, eggs, 
beef,  butler, cheese,  etc. 

Among  the 

f ruits  thus  showll 
were  fig ,  dlltl:s,  banlillas,  apples, 
raisins, canlled  peache::., elc.  There 
were  also  shown  the  va rious  I·eg· 
etables  according  to  their  proper 
food  values. 

In additioll  to  thc above  the  usual 
exhibits  of  millinery,  \'>00(\  work, 
lind  stenciling  1\ ere shown. 

These va rious  exhibit~  ILlid  dem· 
onstrations  me:ul  much  to  the  \·is· 
itors who tnU",t  sli rely go :n\'ay  with 
:1  broader view  of  the  ;\J .  A.  C. :lIld 
ils  work ami  forms  a  laluahle :I(ldi. 
liun to  thl:  program  of  the  big  insti. 
tlllC, 

HORT.  CLUB. 

Every  fruit  raiser  should  special  
ize  in  the  raisi ng  of some pnrticulur 
kind  of  fruit. 
lIc  should  nsk  him 
self  m;IIlY  questions  before  locating 
011  a  fruit  hrm _the  cond itiOlls  of 
the su rrounding coulltry ftS  to  drain· 
age,  soil  fertility,  and  railro;td  facil 
ities  were  thc points brought  oUI  by 
fruit 
one  of  the  most  successful 
misers  in  ~Iichigall  today.  2\lr.J. 
P.  ~Iunson, of  Grllnd  Rapids.  thc 
ori~inatorof lhe world !amou ..  King 
grape. and one of the  most  SUCCCS!; 
ful  small  fruit  rllisers  in  Michigan, 
the  horticultural  dub 
ad(lressed 
\ \'edllesda)'  cvcning. 
~ Ir .  ;\Iunson 
made  it  very  dear  th,lt  the  f:ITlner 
of  today  hilS  been  working  on  the 
'\ rong  side  hy  nol  fol1owillg  the 
practices of  the  larger  corporations 
,\5  to  the  management  of  the  fftrm. 
I!  is  the correct  p roduction of  those 
things tbat  arc  IllOSt  demanded  thnt 
count,  he  silid. 

Another  vcry  important  fador  in 
smull  fruit  raising  is  the  utiliZ:ltion 
of the byproducts Oil  the f:Lrlll.  Sec 
to  it fllilt  nothing is  wa::.t(."d  that  t311 
be  turnell  into:l  po;.;siblc  me:lI1~  of 
income.  For iI  g r~:lt  mally  yell rs  it 
has  becn  the  practice  of  the  f:lrmer 
to  go ahe:ld  lind  rai::.c  hi",  products 
with  110  thought  :15  to  the  m:lrkcl 
fo r  thcm.  This has been eliminated 
by  forming  cooperation  associilliolls 
among  the farmers  and through this 
means  exper t  salesmen  have  been 
placed  a ll  the  road  that  mllke  it  a 
business of  fi nding suit. .. ble  markets 
ami  seeing  to  it  that  these  places 
a rc  supplied  with  c1eall  well  packetl 
f ruit. 

President  Pailthorpe  called  on 
Mr. Edward  Hutchins,o f  Fenllville, 
~Ir. C.  B.  W elsh,  o f  Niles,  Presi 
dc nt  of  the  Fruit  Raisers  Coopcra 
tive  Association  of  that  plll('I:,  ~ Ir. 
G .  E.  Chatfield,  of  Somh  Ilu vcn , 
and  ~Ir. C.  E.  Ba;!se t,  of Fennville, 
who  ga\'e  some  good  advice  to  the 
students  along 
lines  of  practical 
ho rticultu re. 

SHALL  WE  STAY  IN  THE 
ASSOCIATION? 

If 1\1.  A . C. does  IIOt  have a D o ra 
tor represelltative in  the State  Peace 
Contest  this  yea r,  we  will,  accord· 
ing to  the  constitution  be  dropped 
from  the list of the  ftssociation. 

Such ftll  ftct  does not appea r  to be 
in  keeping with  the.M. A. C . spi rit, 
and  it is  hoped  that the  English De 
panment,  the  literary societies, and 
all  concerned  will  altempt  to  induce 
good  speakers  10  enter the  contest. 
This  affair  carries  a  substantiftl 
prize to winners;  last year the win 
nerof first  place  hauled  down, if we 
remember  correctly, 
t he  sum  of 
fifty  dollars.  No  o ratio n,  which 
hilS  been  previously  gi\'cn  in  ally 
eontesl, call  compcte in  the distribu 
tion  of  prizes.  This  contest  will 
he  held  at  Y  psililnti  some  time  duro 
ing  i\lay, lind  there  is  }'et  time  to 
put  1\1.  J-\.  C. ou  the  program. 

interest 

Considerable 

is  being 
shown  ill  the  inter-society debates. 
After  this  week  thc  preliminaries 
:lrc  closed.  lind  the  nnals  will  be 
arranged  for.  So far  the  FerOllialls, 
Eclectics  and  lonians  hal-e  been 
winners,  with  four  more contests to 
hear  from.  The fill:11  debate  prom· 
ises  to  be exciting. 

The  Annual  State  OratoriclIl 
COlltes\  occurs  OLi  the  el'e!ling  of 
l\l;lrch  7th  in  thc  city  of  Adrian, 
where  Adri;ln  College  is 
located. 
Indic:(tioll!'  are  pointing  tv  all  CIl 
thusiastic  meetin~ ..  for  II illsdale :ILld 
Albion  will  send spcciallrains.  1\11 
loynl  1\1.  A.  C.  students  arc  hoping 
that  Oll r  or:llor,  ~Ir. }\.  I..  ~JarKoli s 
will  show  fhelll  all  that  we  arc  still 
doing  husiness  :Hld  Clln  win.  Our 
h0:5t  wi!'hes  for  s ilccess  <TO 
\\ ith 
him. 

'" 

till' 

As  there  Dre  some  mailers  that 
ought  10  be scttled  before our dele 
gatt:  :Lllcnds 
IHeeling  of  the 
s late  oratoric:11  board  of  Adrian, 
there  will  he:l  meeting of  the  10c:11 
public speaking association Tuesday 
evening  in  College  hall  at  6: 15. 
Th~  maller  of  morc  originftl ity  in 
ontions is  o ne  question  that will  be 
time 
considered.  Remember 
:md  thc  place. 

the 

DETROIT  BANQUET. 

The  Dctroit meeting on  the  e\"cl) 
ing of  Feb.  27  was  a  huge  success, 
SOllie  150  persons  reporting.  As 
110ted  the  hanquet  was  hdd  at  tIH.· 
Elliott. T arlo r -\Voolfenden  Cafc  at 
6 :30  and  :Ifter  the  dinne r,  the  fol 
low ing progrum  WftS  gken  : 
Song" Our  Alma  Muter. " 
\,  Whllt  1\1.  A.  G.  is  Doing  for 
1\Jich.  Ag riculture,"  Dean  R.  S. 
Shaw. 

'. Detroit 

:\\.  A.  C.  ~Ien  :lI1d 

\\'o men,"  \\"illi:lm  Lightbody. 
SOIl~,  ~Iisscs  Elsa  and 

lIilda 

Doe rr. 

"A n  Old  Story." Floyd  Owen. 
"What  1\f.  A.  C.  is  Doing  for 
the  Engineering  \\·orld."  Dean  G. 
W.  Bissell. 

Fivc-minute talks  were  gi,'en  b), 
several of the  members  present and 
some good  thoughts brought out. 

lt  is  hoped  tlut  the association 
can he re_orglllli zecl, and  on  the  pro 
gram W:iS  prinled  a  list of  the men 
:lnd  women in  the  vicinity  with  ad 
dresses  liS  known.  T his  WliS  ac 
com panied  hy  the  request  that  cor· 
rect ions  ftnd  additions  he  selll  to  H. 
L.  Browll)  215  :qth Street , in  o rder 
that :L correct list may be  maintained. 
This  is  indeed  :I  good  start,  lind 
we shall  hope  to  hear  more  o f  the 
the  Detroit  people. 

THE  CLOSING  BANQUET. 

T uesday  Nigbt  A ffair  Attended  by 
:l00  Men. 

T he activities  of  the short course 
students  came  to  a  close  Tuesday 
e .. elling,  when  a  banquet was  held 
in  the  People's  Chu rch,  at  w h ich 
time  some 200 men gathered .  Mrs. 
Bishop's seetioll  of the wome n's so 
ciety  served  the  banquet, and  cred it 
is  due  them  for  the  excellen t  ser 
vice  rendered. 

the 
Supt.  C.  E.  H oilllCS,  o f 
School  for  the  Blind,  acted  :IS  toast 
maste r, and  pe rformed  t he  duties of 
Slime  ill  a  most  cflicicnt  milliner. 
T he  toasts  were  well  liml:d,  aud  ill 
addition to  plellty o f w it  lind humo r, 
the t:llks  were most  instructil'e. 

Pres.  T.  C.  Blaisdell,  of  Alma 
College, who had  been schedulcd  on 
5(:veral  dates  this  winter,  unexpect· 
edly  pUl  in  :In  appearance, and  gave 
reminiscent  specch,  which  was 
a 
li e  was  followed 
he."rtil), enjoyed. 
by  Prof.  Anderson,  who spoke  011 
"r~'digree," nfter  which  Prof.  Lin 
ton  ~:ll' e Olie  of  his  char;lcteristic 
"fowl  talk,..." 

:l  IllOSt 

Lieut.  GO\.  Ros",  who  "';IS  a 
thil>  ocr asion,  WIIS  called 
gue",l  011 
UpOIi  IlI1d  rL'spolided  h}' 
in 
teresting  \.;llk  \1  hich  showcd  him  to 
be  \'cry  f:lIlliliar  with  farm  condi 
\Vhile  himself  a  ISI\ \'tor,  he 
tions. 
ow liS  a  £:inn  .md  plans  sometime  to 
lil'e  UpOIl 
IIis  response  w:\s 
alollg  the line  of  Ilcetled  legislatioLi 
,md  some  of  the  dilliclllties 
pr~" 
scnte(l  in  secllriul; Slime. 

it. 

spok~'  011 

Prof.  Jeffery 

'. The 
('oint  of  \'icw"  alld  pro\' cd  lhat 
this  had  much  to  do  with  the  suc 
cess or  f;,ilure  of  any  unde rtaking. 
Prof.  Shall'  mcntiolled  some  of the 
possibilitk-::.  of  ~lichig:llL  Agricul 
ture, and  the prOg'ram  closed  with a 
IIIOSt  interesting tnlk  along  the  line 
of  the  bencfit.s of  rur~1 1  co.oper:ltion 
by  olle  of our Icgislutors. 

TRACK  MEET. 

In spite o f  the  fact  that  no  homc 
try-Ollt  11:1(1  been  pulled  off,  the 
team,  consisting  Illostly  of  fresh 
men.  made  a  KOOII  !'howing  ill  De 
troit 
011  ThursdllY  night  of  I:tst 
wef'k.  Capt.  Brown  wns  ill.  alld 
unable  to eUler  lilly  of thc contests. 
Rosen  llid  1£00<1  work  ill  the  Illile, 
2 t 
running 
lap  track  thus  bre:lking  lhe  "Y" 
rccortl. 

5  :O!  Oil 

the 

ill 

The  home  boys  11'011 

the  relay 
alld  ~';lptured s ix  out  o f  a  possible 
tell  firsts.  The  visitO rs  were  :Lhle 
to  win  the  meet,  howevc r, un  ;IC 
count of  "  1:lsge  number  of seco)mls 
and  thirds.  Assistant  Corlri"ht  is 
well  satisfied  with 
'thc  sh;win .... 
made, and  belicves W('  have materi::! 
for a  winning  tealll  in  all  br:tnches 
of track  work. 

M.  A. C'.s point  winne rs  were as 

follows: 

Shot  Put-Blue  LSt. 
Low  hurdles-Beatty  1St,  Baxter 

3· 

High  hurdles-Beauy ::nd. 
Pole 

\';Hllt  - Beattv,  LO\'elalld 

lIml  Bishop tied. 

2.5·yd. dash- Leonard  2,  Sen'is 3. 
In  this  rllce 
]-'Iile-Roseli  1St. 
Trieze  ran  all  exceptionally  good 
race, staying by  the  full  tillle. 

Ii alf  Inile-R oscn  3d. 
A  \. ILrsity  try  OILt  will  be  held  in 
th~ Armory  Thu rsday  of th is  week 
Illen  w ill  be 
at  wh ich 
selectcd  to  re prescnt  11'1.  A.  C.  in 
the  comill~ contests  with  other  ill' 
s ti tutions. 

time 

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!'\JIIL'."ED  ",v lun  ,.UIlIIO",.  OUIt,NG  TH"  eol.· 
L!lOIl  yu. ...  IIV  TMII  .. ,e .. ,"""  .TATIl 
..... Uc:U LTU ..... L  <:0<.1.11011. 

II.  A .  ,."U N CII: .

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.... " ., ...  1:0.,.011 

EnUred  .. ~"d-41&u mall  matter  at 

t.nllolf.  Ml eb. 

Add ...... 1.1  lub..,rtptlo" •• od  adur\lsl.nlf 
m.uer to  tbe  lI. A  O.  R I!COII.l'.  EASt  ~D' 
II .....  MJcb.  Addrea.n  con tribution.  ~ 
t be  Manll4'lnlJ &dU.or. 
Reml t  bT  P.  O.  Xone,. Ont.r.  Draft  Or 

Relll. tared  Letter.  1)0)  not IoIUld  ' U-mp,l. 

B ... I"...  Omoe  with  I ..... reo«o  •  Van 
Buren  Prlntlnlf 00 ••  tH .. tl~ Orand A .. e. So., 
.... n.lol.  Mich. 

TUESDAV,  MARCH  4,  191 3. 

THE  18th  ROUND· UP. 

.8lh 

The 

'\:1.5  well 

:tnnulIl  Michigan 
F:tnnc rS'  Round-Up  Institute  held 
31  the  college  \:.sl  w~ck was  most 
cH: r~  particular. 
su!;cellsfui 
in 
E\ery  ses",ion 
ltttendcd 
ami  much  enthu;;iHsm  m:mifcstcd. 
In  poinl  of  altcndullcc,  too,  the  in 
stitute :.uq)!lssed  :111  others, the  lot.1-1 
estimatc  being  6,000.  Thert:  were 
a ...  high  a ...  se\cn  meeting"  going on 
at  one  timc  \\ hich  1\;lS  of Kreat  ad 
\'anlage  from  the specialist,> point of 
\-iew. 

One  of  thc  (lueSliolls  to  causc 
consiJerllhlecomment WAS thatof the 
farm  m:UI;lgelllent  work  now  being 
pl:tced  in  operation  throlLg'bout  the 
country.  De:Hl  O:\\,enport. of  Ill., 
took  occtlSioll  to explain some of the 
(l:-mgers  of  farm  "esp'.'r1"  work  in 
hi~ addrelts  011  "Recent  Pro~ress in 
Agriculture,1)  \\'ednesday  cn:nillj!, 
which  prol'oked much  .li~c ussion. 

:tll(l  were 

The Illlclre,.s  of  PI·Of.  L.  A.  Clin 
ton, of  the department o f farm  m:1II· 
lIgement  at  \\-ashington,  and  our 
OWII  statc  111:111,  Or.  ~Iumford,  011 
Thursd;n  c\-eniUK  were  both excel 
listened  to  h)  all 
leU! 
lllldicnce  which  completel} 
filled 
the  house. 
Prof.  Clinton  ga\'c 
something of a  history of the  movc 
ment  from  the  ).;:o\'erlllnent  stuml 
point,  llml 
it  II  as  a 
mO\Cll1ellt  II  hieh  had  literalh'  beCIl 
forced  UpOIJ  the  dep:lrtment~heiug 
Iho::  re,..uh  of  a  Jelll!\nd  mude  b)  the 
f:Lrmer",  of  the  count ry  for  more 
knowledge. 

:stated 

th."t 

Or.  ~ l  uillfoni  held  his  audience 
throu;!hotlt  his  splendid  talk  and 
made:t strong appeltl  to the  farme rs 
Ihrou~hout the st:He  ill  the carrying 
out of  the  plnns ill  connectiOn  with 
Ihe  I\or". 

T he lectures 011  Jairyill~ by  Prof. 
lIunziker, of  1' urdue,  allll  those  of 
I~ rof.  \\'ill i:uHs,  of  \\roos ter,  wt;: re 
features  :Lt1d  many  new  points  of 
interest  were  brought  forth. 

T he  \ arious demonstrations ~i\'ell 
each  morning  were  well  :mendcd, 
:lIld  opportunity  \\a::.  gil'ell at  each 
of  these  for flueo;: tiolls  ~Lt1d  discus· 
sions,  thereh)  aiding  IIlltterially  in 
Ihe  practical  \lIlue of the sallie. 

The  music  at  evcn' session  was 
excellent, ami  hearlil):  enjoyed  by 
all  present. 

The special  fruit  and  potato ses 
sions,  held  on  Thu rsday  afternOOll, 
proved  an  interesting'  part  of  Ihe 
program.  Among 
speakers 
wen:  Prof.  Clinton,  Prof.  Eustace, 
C.  E.  Bassdt, of  Fenn .. il1e, and  A. 
Bentall, o f  ;\'orthporl. 

the 

hLlCteriologr, 

T he  special  cxhibits,  including 
horticulture, 
f:lrlll 
c ropS,  soils,  farm  mechanics,  :lIlci 
ce ment  work, each  recci\'ed  a  sharf' 
o f  lillelltion,  lind  were  I'isited  by 
severll l  hundred  v i sito r~  during  the 
week. 

The sou vc nir badge was  certainly 
It cons isted  of 

worthy of  mention. 

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111 
lIuon  ill  hOll o r  of  :-'1 r".  JUlIi;;dell, 

clwmhe r  o f  COU1I11('rcc  hall  tonight. 
G ood speeche ~ ,  ;':-0011  fl'ed,  a nd  g-ood 
fellowship  lit!  pronll~e(L 

Alfred  Iddle"',  of  I:Il'ksOIl,  Il ll"  ;I 
,·"Iler  Thl'lrsday  of  1:1,,' 
.:<.1.·,  Iddle,;  i~  wilh  ,hl'li:l-; 

t:ollcge 
Ilcek. 
C u.  al  ,l:lc kson, 

Dr. 

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~Otll"  o f 

Ile re 
:Uld 
){lle"IS  of 
th .. ir  colle;,::e 
friemb  tll{,  o r  lhree  (1:lIS  the  pil,,1 
wel'k. 

1~ I;Ii~dcll 

. 

Quite a  nU11lhl' r  of  the  gra,luatc,. 
who atlendc{1  Ihc  R ound·L'p  \I'C re 
ac":olnp"nie,1  hI  I heir wi,'''s or  SOllIe 
l11l'lllher  o f  the' fami ly. 

Zeclill  Goo(lcll,  ' II,  is  tit"  llUthor 
of:1/I  interes ting'  serie,.  of  arli ~'k" 
nOli  hein~  pllhli~hcll  in  thl'  SI"t;· 
:rolll'lIulo n  the  Empl oY~'r' s  Liabil_ 
ity  Lm' , 

It,J.  \\'e;;l,  with  '05, of  Spril1~' 
port ,  ~' alled  on  coll .. }!c  fri Cllds  t he 
:-.tr.  \\·e,.t  is  now  :IS· 
pa"t  weck. 
MX'i:tted  with  his  falher  in  h\1si IH~S!o 
in  his  home  town, 

in 

tOlli"ht. 

lI e;lr  Dr. 

(juns:1Ulus 

IIi,;  suhjcct 

till' 
,Irrnurv 
is 
l'bis  is  one of  the  re g-· 
GlrtdslOIlC. 
ula r  numbers o n  the c ourse, a nd  t he 
arra ngements  fo r  3(hnittancc  apply 
ll~  in  the case  of  former lectu res, 

:\Irs. Boulter, who  h:ls had  charg-e 
of  the  kindert!arten  wo r k 
in  the 
People',.  Chu rch  during the  winte r, 
le a ves  soon  for  the south  on accollnt 
of  t he  delicate  heilith  of  her  little 
d:l ughte r. 

The  Lansing  :-'1.  A.  C ,  A ssocia 
tion  hold  t heir fi r st  regular  get·lo 
gether  meeting and  banquet  in  the 

T he household  pO\I .. r  plaut jn the 
(kl':lrllllellt  of  fanl'  Ulel'h auics  duro 
illl{  the  round.up attractcd  110  lillie 
\ Vilh  the aid  of  a  douhle 
:Itll'ntion. 
lin ..  of  sh:lhing-.  pullers  Ilete 
:in 
distributed  :I~  to  hal1llk  tht·  w ork of 
Ihe  "ari\lus  mach ines  with  ea~e, 

:-'Ir.  r,  1-.:.  Fu,  'I ::;a,  one  o f  "ur 
C h ine,;('  "Uuklll,;,  ).(':I\e  an  illust ra t· 
t'll  lecture on  the Chinese rCI'ol utiol1 
lwfo rc  Ihe  .\1111  Arhor  y,:-,1.  C.  A. 
re t: .. l1tly,  alld  als,)  J.!:a\·c  th ... ,  '>nru .. 
Ic,·t ure  h ... · fo rc  Ihe short course  1I1en 
and  Iheir  friemj", 

church 

R .. \.  R O"l'oe  h:l:dzic. 

'9').  ,tI,,1 
wifl:  wet.::  1,::1ICSI"  of  thc  PI~ mouth 
Club.  Congrc}!alion al 
til 
I'ontiac  [,.,,'  w('e k.  ~,"d  I'isitcd  his 
;\11(1 
mother. 
:11  Easl  Lan"ing 
numerous  friend s 
c nrontc. 
is  pastor  of 
Ihe  c hurch  :u  GJ.-nelh /1,  a  suhu r h 
of  Chicago. 

:\Irs.  EII!I  Ke,\zie, 

:-'lr.1-.: .. d7il' 

. 

The  Phylt:all  winter  te r m  parly 
\\:lS  held  in  .\~,(ricuhural  lI all  Fri· 
t!:I\'  evcllin}!.  Spkndid  music  w:! ", 
ftl~nishctl  hI'  the Gladmer  On'hel; 
t ra ) :md  as  u'su:d  it  proved  to  he  :I 
I'er\,  enjoyahle  affair.  The  decora 
lions  wcre  piain, c0l1si5ting  princi. 
pilll~'  of  penltnlS  ,111(1  Howe rs,  The 
p;ltrons  were  Pro f.  and  :-'1 rs.  R oh. 
ulson . 

\ " hite 

Field  Age nt  O.  K. 

lit· 
tended Ihc cOllventioll o f Ihe Ni:'g:lra 
P eninsula  Fruit  Growcrs'  Associa 
tiol1  n l  Grilllshy  :md  SI.  Cathe rines, 
On\ ..  Feb.  ~ 6-~S. lind  gall e  four :'111· 
d resses  before  this  convent ion  on 
horticultuf:l\  topics. 

:-'1 r".  :--'11, der  i"  I ,,!ltll1g  rdatil l'S 

lllld  fricnds  in  Ihe  ('a"l. 

The  T hern i;1I1  ti e rlllnn  to  han' 
heell  J.!:i\'en  .\I:.r ... h  ~, h:1;,  ht'ell  pO.~T· 
pOlled  to  :-'lar':!l  ~~, 

:\!arch  S  iJ;  the  Iblte  wt  for  1-'''''' 
the  l ' /linll  Lil l' rar~ 

nih  :\'i"ht  h.1 
S OCi .. l)'." 

A  b rJ.!:e  nll1l1hn  {OI 

(Jill  (I I  10WI1 
).('uc"ts ,lilt! ["rlllcr 1lIl!,nl'er" at tl·nllt·d 
Ihe  Sorori:1Il  p;lrt~  ~:lll1rda_\  night 
01  last  week. 

The  . \ d~'lphic  S ot:ict\'  held  Iheir 
ill  thl'  t\"ric lil . 
wi llll' r  terlll  p:lrt l 
!tIr;,1  Bu ildil1;!  Fricll1~  t'n'ni~l:'::  of 
this  \Il'l'k. 

:-'1 is"  Edith  Lemon.  15,  u ndl' r . 
1\ ent  a  "Ii~ht ope ration for :lde l1oid .. 
ill  Ihe  Lall",in~  huspital 
:--;:<tllr.la.1 
III~t. 

j\  sac red  concerl  \\ ill  he  g-ilcll 
b,  Ihe  h;md  011  SIIIlt!:!1  :lftcrl1oon at 
,;':00  p.  111,  H Cl11cllli ... 'r  Ill ..  Iline 
:111<1  pl:ll't:. 

The 

r il;,:-rim 

C ong-rL';,:-atio nal 
c hurc h  ..:elc hrates it"  10th  anni'cr· 
\\' t'dnesdayof  this  week 
sary  "11 
:1I1d  in\'itt:s  all  friends \0  participllh':. 

111 

the  0\'111,  "f 

the  \\'"me n's 
Uuilding,  Fri~la~  c,enil1g,  Ih ..  En,,1 
LailSill~  II.  S.  boys  won  from  the 
Olin:t  II , S.  team  59 
to  Ii, while 
the  girls  lost  to  the  young  IIOmen 
r epre5enlil1~ t ~lIlt  schnol.  ,,6  to  S. 

On"' rs  for  seedlings  from  11\;111)' 
sections of  the  s tale  ;If(:  being:  re 
cei,'ed  by  the  fore51ry  (lepnrt 'l1cnt. 
These  ordl'rs  arc  for  Sllllll1  num. 
bers  and  in  a  majorit\"  o f  cases  for 
con ife rous  stoc k.  sho~v ing  that  the 

li1r~e proporllon 'If Ihe  p1.Ultll1~ will 
he  for 
f.lrm 
hUl11e~ , 

"\'alllif.\in ~  nf 

rhl 

T " nig h l  Ihe  I11l'lllhl'r,., p f  Ihe  F"r. 
t!.,;try  Cluh  \1  ill  J.if)  to  thc  '-" ym" ulh 
COIl}!rc:gati'lI1:d  Church,  when'  ., 
\ar).:"c  IHHllhl' r  "f Ii 1m,.  will  I~' sil, 'WIl, 
illuslratile u f  1").:";,::il1J.!:  "perali,on,;  in 
:-'1 {lvi llJ,.:  pict 
:\' .r rthe rn  :-'lidli;": :<II. 
ure" ,.f the~c"pl'rilt"' " s hall: proven 
' If  parti,'ubr  Int(' rl'SI,  '"t' r  ~oo per_ 
So n s  h:\\ ing:  hel'n  p rc!>ell\  :11  till" "'"I 
mel'lin}!,  when 
l\l're 
s h" wn  fur  tlw  hl 'lIclit  " f  the  clllh, 

the,"c 

lilrn ... 

tlwre  :lrc  0111.' 

T he  fo re"tr.,  ,kpartll,clll  h ll.,  n:. 
cciled  sa,nple ..  \If  ~('ell  from  Irroad 
Il:aled  Irl'C"  of  Ihe  Pac-ili(' 
!--= lo pe. 
Thl:,;c  were ,.cn l  from  Oi .. l ri u  :'\0. 
5 :m!1  6  anll  arc  I'cr)  intert'"lin),{  in 
fell  hard 
Ihal 
\\ ClOds  n'prnen ll:,1 
the 
f'ln· ... 1 
tln r:l  0 1  !hat  reg-inll.  T IlL'  ;.! rfl\1 ,h 
o f  Ihe ....  sceds  ill  our  fo rl,,..1  J1ur ,,~' n 
II ill  he  wat l:hel l  with  keel!  inlcrl'si. 
Thc d~'p:trtlllelli  h:\!1  now  0 11  hlll1(l:I 
I cry  complete  l'olJeclion  of  for e" t 
seeds  iJlu ..,lrn li i e  of  el'c r~  n 'uif ,n  in 
the  l ' , S. 

a 
ill 

Thc  ~L A. C. F3T111ers  Clut. II  as 
ill  dl:lrgc of:!  p:lrt  of  TU(·S4.lu)  el·e. 
Iling'»  prog-r:lfH  al  the  H oun, I_L' p. 
T he  suhjCd  in  h al1\l  11':1.,  "Sympos. 
iurn upon  :-'Ji chigan.  I I..-r  Resources 
and opport unities for agriclllt IIr,,] de 
velopme nt."  :-'I:mufactllring,  1-\:.  i\1. 
Klillg-eli  :-'I iniug' ,  K.  1-\:, 
\"ining- ; 
:\Iarillt:,  J.  I I.  llamiholl ;  Lumber , 
iug.  II.  E.  Dcni ,~ Oll:  :-. , arket ..  :llld 
Transpo r t:ltion,  O.  F,  Goothl in; 
Religiou s,  :0;0(';:11,  Educational  and 
"':Irmers'  O rgllni.o:lItiolls.  N.  O. 
Ie  S, 
Simpson;  Agric ulture, 
Shaw.  This  was  one  of  Ihe  hest 
programs of  the II'l'ek,  . 

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BASKETBALL. 

tC:I111 

T he  basketball 

rcturuc~1 
from  the  Ohio  trip Sunday  a  rather 
tired  and  dejected  hunch.  "-hat 
with  wrecks  and  dela\ s  ill the  1r:lil1 
schedule,  together  w"ith  unfair  of 
ficials,  the  week  was  110t  altogether 
a  plensant one. 

Prof.  ), 1 acklin,  with  nine  p!:tyers, 
left  \\'cdncstl:lV  noon  for  Toledo, 
where  they  plttyed  St. J ohll~  L" ui· 
,-cfsit)',  defeating  that  tC:lm 
:)9  to 
.34- They  Slopped  :It  the  Boody 
House  over  night,  Ica"ing  next 
mo rning  for  Akron,  which  place 
they  re:lched  Thu rsday  afternoon. 
The game here  was  played  :It  S =! 5, 
the result  beiug  a  defeat  35  to 30. 
In  this  game  the  official  was one of 
the most  import:llll  players  for  our 
Opponellls,  :IS  the  game  was  ex· 
tremely  close  and  hard 
fought 
throughout. 

The  mcn  left  A kron  at 5 :30  Fri· 
(hi)'  morning,  stopping  at  Centre· 
bur)!  for  breakfast.  They  were 10 
leave  this  point  at  I!  :-+0,  but  the 
trail!  W,IS  IMe  and  whell  at  3:00 
o'clock  a  freight  came  along  the)' 
boarded  the caboose  and  in  order 10 
hurry Imllt e rs helped  handle freight. 
\VhclI  at 
;t  passenger  was 
sig-hletl  the  bunch  hoarded  :tnd  rode 
until  ther  were  hroug-ht  10  a  stop 
It  was  a 
011  account  of  a  wrt"o:k. 
tired  bunch  o f  men  who  arrived  ;It 
Gr,tll\'ille  aI9:00 o'clock for a  game 
with  Deni:rotl.  The  Denison  team 
were  rC1l1ll.rk:lhly  strong and  ;\1.  A. 
to  pIny , 

.  was  in  no  condition 
hence the  score-'ll to  IS 

last 

1n  o rder tarocct their schedule at 
Davtou  the  team  left Granville Fri· 
day  ni~ht ,  ~toppin~:1t  ~ewark un· 
left 
til  SalUnlay  morning.  T hey 
at 
t2  :50  via  COllllllhu"",  re .. chin~ 
Daytull  at  .~: 15.  H ere WitS  played 
the  last g:1me on  the  trip, and  with 
the  help  o f  anothe r  good  official 
were  defeated-zS  10  26.  Lea\'ing 
Dayton Saturday night they re:1ched 
Detroi t SUlld:1r morning lind ;Irrived 
It  WU'l  a 
in  Lansing  5  =-+0  p.  m. 
long,  tiresnme  t rip,  and  both  Mr. 
'\1acklin  :Hld  his  men  were sadl),  in 
need  of  rest  when they  returned. 

to 

On  Satllrd:lY  the  Detroit  "Y" 
.\ 1. ·A.  C.  fo r 
comes 
the  final 
game  of  the  season.  which  ;;:hollld 
be one  of  the  be'lt  home  games  o f 
lhe  winter. 

A  SQUARE  DEAL . 

"Engineering  of  men"  was  the 
subject  of  Mr.  \Villiam  Beah:ul's 
lecture  in  the  annory  011  1101lda), 
e"enillg of  last week. 
~I r.  Beahun 
is  chief engineer for the Xew  \' ork 
Central  Line~ and  has  thus hlld  COil· 
sidcr;lble  experience il!  the handling 
of  men.  Be SUited  that there were 
three g-reat  principles in  the success· 
ful  handlillK of men-I st, the golden 
rule  or square  dc~\I;  2nd,  th:lt  great 
ncces;;:i ty 
the  caring  for  men; 
3d,  that  e'"Cry  Ill/In  carried  on  the 
p:l}  roll  must he c:trried in  the heart 
of the employer  as  well. 

ill 

The speaker  mentioned  the  g reat 
strides  in  railroad  engineering duro 
ing  lhe  past  few  years  lind  gave 

sorn!'  \'aluable  suggestions with  reo 
gard  to  legisl:1tion  of  same.  He 
W;IS  for  some years  in  chttrge  of  a 
part)'  whose business  it was  to  10' 
cate  territory  for  milro:tlls  through. 
out  the  wesC  This work  WilS  done 
for  the  oncc  f:lmous  railro:ld  man, 
Jay  Gould. 

The  leclure  was first given before 
the  Cle\'cltlild  ElectriclIl  Sociely 
something over a  year ago, :lIld  as  a 
result  there hilS been:l gre:ttdemand 
for 
technical 
schools,  lind  al  such  places as would 
give  the yOllug  men  especially  iUl 
oppor tunity  to  hear it. 

its  present:ltion  at 

In  this  wa)'  the lecture  has  been 
gi\'en  scores of times, and  '\If.  Bea· 
han's  sen' ices :Ire greatly in dem:llld. 

THE  SHORT  COURSE  MEN 
AND  THE  CHURCH , 

During  the  short  course session 
just  closed  the  I>eoplc's  Church  has 
been utilized almost constantly.  011 
each  Satllrd!l),  night  a  social  even· 
ing  was  held,  at  which  time  colleJ!e 
songs  were sung, stories tol{l, speak. 
ers  were  provided, and  a  general 
good  time passed.  From  125 to 200 
young  men  h!lve  been  in  :1ttendance 
:1t  these  meetings, :mJ  have  surely 
heen  bcndited  by  lhe  ,Issociations 
thus  fo r med. 

Beside 

On  ::;unday  mornings  speci;d  ar· 
rallgememS  we re  Illude whereby the 
Sunday  school  organized  especially 
for  short  course  men  last  year  re 
con vened.  This  scven weeks'  Sun· 
day  school  is  unique ill itsdf, and  is 
probably the  only  OtiC  of  its  kind 
ever  comlucted.  The  'Iverage  !It· 
temlance  at  this  school  was  more 
than  100,  the largest number attend 
ing on the last Sunday o f the course. 
the  aho\·e.  011  Tuesday 
nights  the  basement  was  th rowll 
open  for  the  use  of  these  men  in 
basketball  and  other  gamcs.  The 
building was open  practically  all  of 
the  time  for  their  use,  amI  seldom 
an  hour  in  the  day  passed  when 
someone  was  not  using  the  reading 
rooms,  writing lettf:rs  at  the  tables 
provilied orcom' ersin~ with friends. 
The  p lan  followed  hy  th is  ch urch 
was  the  sou rce  of  much  discussion 
amon,!!  these  men  and  many  left 
with  the  determination  10  go back 
:lIId  "stir things  up"  at  home. 

PUBLIC  DEBATE. 

At the close of its  session  Frida,· 
morning,  Prof.  Ryder'S  cl:lss  j;, 
political science  voted to hold  a  pub. 
lic  debate all  the subject of  the  I ni· 
dative,  Referendum  and  Recull,  on 
the  evening  of  March  13  in  the 
chapel.  TC:lms  wil1  be chosen  from 
membership  inthc class, :lnd :1llyone 
in\creSled  will  be  welcome  to  come 
out and  he:lr  this  subject discussed. 
Competent  judges  will  be  chosen , 
and  the evening  promises  to  be aile 
of illtcrcst. 

The cla~s  has  had  under discus 
sion  mHny  present  day  problt:ms 
now  before  the  legislatures  in  the 
v;triolls  states  and  The  n:1tion  and 
desire  to "setlle" some  o f  these  by 
debate. 

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