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The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COL LEGE . 

YOL.  18. 

EAST  LA;\SI5G,  ~ [I CI-lIGA5,  T UESDAY, 

:\L\R('I!  1I.  1913. 

II GLADSTONE." 

This  was  the  suhject  o f  a  vcrv 
masterful  allllrc!s 
in'  Dr.  Fr:mk 
Liullsaulus,  president  of  Armour 
Insti t ute,  in  the  armory,  Ills,  Tues  
ll:ty  C\'Cni llg"'  UllqlH:stioll:lhly  he 
wns  Ihl:  bes\  s pc.lkl' r  \hlls  f:'!r  SI: 
curet!  by  the  Uhernl  .\rI5  Coullcil 
\0  addrci!ls  the  Slut\CIlIS. 

The  leClure 

\\',\!i  well  ;ltH:nlicd, 
and  the :melLen..:c  r~·1t  l'CP:I;d  by  the 
message  aud  inspi ratio n  II hieh  the 
spc,lkcr  ldl  wilh  them .  Dr.  t;un· 
s:\uJus  is  one  of  the  lcadinu orat ors 
of  the  cou lltr)". ami  this  wa"  fully 
r caiir.cd  by  those  who  Ilcre  fortu 
IIR te  enough  \0  h~'nr  his  eloquenc .... 
H is  com manding'  ligun- and  JIlllg: 
nitkcnt 
the 
arrnoq'.  attractcd  :lIId  held  thc  at· 
ICl1tiol1  of his :1udi\'lIce  fo r  the  hour 
and 
It  half  that  he  "poke.  The 
lecture  was  chanlcteri 7cd  by  his 
ready  wit 
,lIld  the  rine  and  \;"ill 
pictllrlC's  whid'  hI:  ll rew  h~ his  ma~· 
terl)'  \Ise  of  I·:ng] ish. 

\1 hkh 

\'oicc, 

tilled 

Dr,  (jullsalilus fir,.t  led  the  minds 
o f  hi~ li steners  lu  p;lrliament. \\ hert! 
he dc>;crihed  Ihe grt.!at  .\ squith,  Ibl. 
fou r,  and  l;('org:c,  ami  s howed  Ih~'ir 
insiunilicano.:c  in  co mparison  wllh 
the "grea ter  SI :lIl:s mal),  ~I'\I1s1OZ1e, 
T he  s pl'aker  h:mdle.1  hUj:  ~\lbjec t 
with  ,lssurttnCe  and  cOIwinio n,  fo r 
he  had  heen  persol)aliy  :lcIjU:lilllCd 
w ith  Iht!  J:rt.!at  Euglish  o rOi lor, 
l ie 
traced  l;ladstonc's  ri .. e  to  f:une  .lIld 
to  the  hell1l  o f  the  ship  of  ,.t:lIe, 
which  ht.!  uu ided  well  fo r  ~(J  m:lZl\' 
\\rhile  at  O~ford,  Glud· 
ycars, 
t"  he  the 
\\ as  eOlls ille red 
stone 
"prettiest"  ho~.  hut  th is  eddently 
it  wa,. 
di.!  not  tunl  his  head,  fQr 
whik  hl' rt! 
that  be  1\'011  natiolllli 
fame  all  all  o rator,  alld  1:IIt.!r  fultilled 
his ,lI\lhitiol1  to  .. en e  hi~  CO\LlH n ·. 
The  I::n~lish  people callell  him  i;" 
con;,isterH,  At  this  poillt  Or.  CiUII' 
.. auilis eontr tL!otcd  a  diamond  amI  a 
kc rlld  o f  WhClll,  ~IS  10 
\  alue  ;jnd 
u"efulness  t<l 
lII:mkind,  The  C\'er 
COllstanl.  IlC\'er  dlalig-irlJ,!: ,  Ihl'  o ther 
fflrth  growth, iIKr. n"i .. tcnl, 
pUlt;ng-
and  alw;t)' "  .:h:UIg-illg'  it~  furm. 
\:iut 
Gladstone,  though  deLC:lsed,  is  in 
n'al;,,'  ali\'C  to  those  who  knew him, 
in  .he 
Il is  'i nf1ll~rlee  is 
house  p f  CO llllllVns  Ihrollg-h  Ihe  111<:· 
dill .. 1  of  his  picture.  which  hangs 
Ihe re  anti cxerts  hil>  power o\er the 
Tories  against  Iheir  wills , 

~till  felt 

Thc  luller  por tioll  o f  his  ali(1 ress 
\\,:IS  de"oted  to  .il'picting'  the  strong 
Ill' pos· 
person:,I;ty  o f  (j ladstone. 
sessed  a  wonderful  lIlemon',  for  he 
talked  lwei\'!:  llifferellt  1:l;lg\lages. 
and  coul.1  eOIl\'erse with :lll)' speci:tl. 
~c\l'r .. 1  incidences  \\ lore  cited 
i"t. 
to  show  his  \':lrious  adlie\'emcnts 
and  his  \\ it. 

In 

conclllsioll.  Dr,  Gunsaulus 
showed  \'i" idly  the lelllpt:lliollS  111:'t 
hesiegt.:  Ih05e  into  whose  h:tIlds 
g-reat  powcr  is  gin'lI.  This  is  ex· 
emplified  Iw the  sharllcful  ahu.se  of 
power 
in  Americ,t . .  In  )'!Iowing 
terms  the  spenker  p1\ul 
trlhute  to 
England's  "(;r:lIlI!  0111  :\lan,"  \\ho 
was  beyond  reproach  ami 
:Iho\'c 
, 
temptation. 

It  is  hoped  that  S01l1ctlrHC  we 
m ay  ng-ain  hal';:  the  pridltge  o f 
lis lcning- to  stith  an  cloqut'lll  o rator. 

OR .  A .  J.  COOK 
I' ... re~ ..... or :1.1,,,10")'11.,,,1  ~:"IO'"ot(>jl)' III 
~I.A.\', I ....... -t .... ~, 

DR,  W ,  J.  BEAL 
l· rMt'.-.. r"r IWII",yu\  II.  ~.". 
I~'"  I" t~t.l. 

RESOLUTIONS  BY  WASHING 
TON  ALUMNI. 

.\liehi;.:'al1 

fl\U\llal 
the 

reunion  of  Ihe 
At  the 
alumni  o f 
.\ ).! ricul. 
tllr:11  Colle~e ill  \\'ash illg-IOI1,  0. C .• 
QIl  January  :!~,  19t3 '  the  mailer 
com ing:  properly hefort Ihe  meeting 
:Hlll  :1  COlllmillee  bt-ittg  appoilllcd  to 
consillcr  the !Same  and  10 take .\Ction 
resolutions 
thereon ,  tht  foll owi ng 
were  reported 
IIl1:lIIi nlollsl), 
adop ted: 

ami 

\\' here:I.';:  In  r c~'o).!nition  .. f  the 
long.  carllest  :md  clficient  luburs  011 
the  :\J i<:h i~an Aj;!ricullllral  College 
of  Dr.  f\lberl  John  Cook,  profcs. 
sor  of  zoolo,,o',  ellto lllolo~y  and 
kindred sdences, fro m  ISG5 to  1~3, 
and  of  Dr.  \Villi :ulI  1:!Il1t.!s  Beal, 
pro fe:,;sor  of  ho t:ltI~.  1870  to 
t910, 
the  )!i"ing of  the  I><:sl  of their lil'c,," 
to  the  work  of  build ill).:'  up and  de· 
\ elopin~  thc  college,  :Iml  in",pirinJ.:' 
in  thci r  students  not  ollty  habits  of 
diligent  research  alltl  t':lrcflll  Sillily. 
hut abo hahits of deel>l:r thinking ;Ill!! 
hette r  Ih' in~, we  deem  il  eminently 
that  Sllil:lhle  me 
just  and  littinJ.! 
teachers 
mo rials  of 
h.:  pla(,t::d  in  the  Cullc).:'e  Library. 

these  )4'rcal 

And  whcre:ls:  It is  helie\'l:d  thltl 
lifelike  portraib o f  t he,.e  Illen,  who 
ha\'l.'  inspired  us  to  higher  idel!ls, 
lI<:hlO;\  c· 
nohler  efforts  :UlU  bette r 
1lwnts.  w ill  pass  011  10  comin).(  ).:'cl1· 
er:ltiollS  of  "tudenls:t  mo.'llIory  of 
their  helpful  instru ction  :ulIl  kindly 
illtluellec, 
Be 

it  the refore  rl!!iokcd:  That 
portrait  paiming.'<  of  Dr.  Cook  and 
Dr.  13\·,,1  be  mad .. ,  !'uitablv  fTOlIlIed 
and  hUIIg-
lihrary: or  slieh 
olher  hui\tling  ;at  thc  colJegc  a~  the 
au tho rities 
!IIlt\'  determine, 
:1m!  th:lt the  funds  for'llcfr:lying  all 
c:.pellses 
in  connection  with  thc 
portraits  bt::  rai~ed  hy subscription 
bl'  the alumni of  the cI"..;seB  of  Ih6S 
to  lylO  inclusi,·c. 

in  th .. 

there 

And  he  it  further  rcSoh'ed:  That 
the  college  faclllt)  he  re<llIestcd  to 
appoint:1  <:om miU ee.  which  sh:tll  be 
located  cit her at  the ('olkge I)r \\ ilh 
ill  eas\'  ac<:e~s  lhereto,  to 
t:lkt.:  up 
the  m:ltle r  :It  ollce  in  order that  Ihe 
port rail»  nlay  be  pro.:u red  \\ it hou t 
unneces~:l r y deillY, 
fSig'ned]  L ""TEH  II. D p.w& \','S.s, 
.1.\ ....  II.  T IIl!IITT~, '73. 
C.  H,  5)111'11,  '9.\, 

Committei:'. 

THE  PORTRAIT  FUND _ 

:\li<:hig:1II  A;;:-ricultllral  Colleg'l'. 
rebrllar~'  S.  1l) 13' 

Ot:ar  Vello\\'  .\!umnlls:-
For  some  time  P;ISt 

intim:nions 
h:l\'c ('ol11e  to the  e:lrs  of the officers 
of  your  :Issociation,  th:n  there  is  a 
desi rc  011  the  p:l rl  of  many  of  our 
Colk~\'  Alumni  to  "bow  in  "Ol11l.' 
sig'I1:1!  way their appreci<ltion  o f two 
former  teHehers.  The  otlidab  of 
Ihe  a,~s\Jd:l t ioll,  :\ Jessrs.  C.  B,  Col 
lingwood,  I'.  B.  \\'ood worth  and 
\\'.  U.  Il .:d r i~·k . -eonsti tutlng-
the 
ext:cu tiye  committee- have  lillally 
a"sllll1ell 
thc 
c:lrr} ing 
t:15k 
\\ hieh  has 
the  proje<:t 
throug-h 
set'med 
to  be  uppt'rIllO,,\ 
tbe 
ill 
minds  o f  thos~ who hal'e  Ill:ldc  the 
suggestions  rcfer r td  to, 

I/f 

The  project in  question  is  thai of 
hal ill~  oil  pailHin~s  1IIade  Cif  Dr, 
Bt'al  and  Profe,,:oor  Cook. thl.'  Iwo 
~Iln i\ ill"  members  of  the  faCl1!t" 
uzllier  \'~li\'h  all  the  ohler  ones  o f 
Oll r  alu llmi  were  graduated. 
.\s 
yOIl  knO\\,  Ihe  colle~e  has  alrea~iy 
in  its  possc"sion  :1  full  kngth  por. 
trait  of Or .• \ hhOl'lIld ('>f  O r.  J..:ed7.ie. 
\\ hich  were prc,,"ellteti h~  the alumni 
11  secms  to  Ih\: 
111:111,'  I rllrs  ag-o. 
cxec~l1i\'e  committee  .h;at 
110  less 
shoulll  he 1I01le  f o r  the olhl'r two  of 
Ill\'  ,. hig  f'Ju r" who  h:td  tu  do  with 
ca rrying ,1!OIlg- ami  g-iving'  <:ha r:lcte r 
to  this  institution  in  ils  formativ e 
Ilays,  and  there  :.re  mall)'  rC;lsons, 
it  "eems  10  liS,  why  the  present  i!S 
cX:lctl\,  the  suitahk  time  for  .. how· 
ing'  our  commendation  of  Ihese 
worthy  te:ldH'r.s. 

Chief ,IlTIong'  these is the fact  Ih:lt 
hath of Ihese old  te:tchen;  are:lt the 
present  momcnt  ill  excellent  heallh. 
a  cOllllilion  which  hec,l\lse  of  the 
length  of  ~ cars  to  which  cach  has 
:lIl:lil1l'l\' n:ltural1y C:lllllol hc  :lssnre.! 
fo r  101lg'  in  the  future. 

The allluwi , :1:';  a whole.has been ap· 
pealed to inlhi.3 undert:lkill~ e hiell), . 
1}e1.::1Use  in  the  111'st  i!lSI,IIKe,  "II  1\ ill 
WMlI  to  h:nc:1  sllOlrc  III  t10illg  :m 
honor of this  sorl  to  the$C re<;pecu~ll 
seCOllt!.  heC:ltls<:  the  ex  
men.  lll1 d 
pellse _ llece.';s:lrily  :Igg rrg'atin ~  :1 
'fo0l.1  man\  hundreds  uf  dollars 
~\'hen  .Iisiributcd  over  a  consider· 
able  portion  of  the  altllllni,  will  in· 
the 
CI)Il\'CnieIlCe  no  one,  while  at 
same  timc  all  will  become  parlid. 
(Oontln"",d On  PlWle  ~.) 

~o. 24 

AL~MNI i 

'j I· 
AI  ~'orpo r3ti on  mceting's  held  re 
lent],  in  Dululh ,  Il enr)'  A.II:tigh. 
'7.'.  ~I :tS  chosen  presillenl  of  the 
Sinclair  Tr:lllsplJrtatioll  C(lmp:m~ ! 
trl'OISlIrcr  of  th"  Arell:lc  TrOlnsport· 
ation  Cnmj>,my:  1I11d  secrcl:'Ir)'  alltl 
tre:lsurer  "f  the  COll1stnck  Tran~· 
por talioll  Comp'IIIY.  The ~e  conl 
panics  lI re  ~liLlnCSOt:1  corporations 
OWl1ill).:'  le .. ~ds  tll).:'llg'ed  in  Illmber 
ca rryi ll){  Oil  the  Great Lakes. 

'S7' 

The  sad  news  h:ts  ju ... t  rr:tched 
the  collegc  th:1I  Dr.  Gt:o.  C.  Cr:II1' 
d"lI.  'S7,  fo r  many  years tilt'  profes 
sor  of  medicinC'  ill  !-'t,  Lou is  Uni· 
"l.'r.!!it~.  passe.1  :Iway  Ihe  5th  of  Dc· 
cemhcr last. 

'89· 

:\lr.  ICI),  Stannard  B .. k\'r.  'Sg, 
11:Is  recent I)'  returneJ  from  II  jour. 
lI.di~tic trip  to  PlIn:llll:'. 

"jO. 

E.  G.  Cooney,  '$)0.  pas~e.1  :l\\ay 
.-\uK.  6,  19!:,:1I  his  home in  Den · 
nisoll,  -'Iich. 

T he  nliln\'  friend"  of  Prof.  Chas. 
l'l,; rr is.  '90, 'will  he  p1c:lsed  to  1":lrn 
that  Ihe rC}:,ellt,.  of Ihc  l ' ni\ crsity of 
T ennessee  h:II'e  reel'ntl" m;Htc  him 
the  dean  n f  Ilk  l'lJ:':lZIt~ri/lJ;:  school 
at 
IlIcident:III\' 
fe r ris  i~  Irlill;.:'  to  l'oll('c t  $~o.ooO 
f rom  thl'  ll1;i\'cr~itv  :Ihlrnni  fnr  ath· 
letic  purp •• t!l'::'. 

lII:otitllllon. 

thai 

\) I. 
l~rt:.5.  I.  L.  BUllerliclfl,  of  Am· 
herst. spe:lks  011  runll  problems  at 
\\-eSlerZl  Xnrillai.  ":lI:lll1a/oo,  Fri· 
day,  :\larch  I I' 

'')6-

Il l:rlxrt  ~tecle, prufe ... "or of  cngi· 
n{'criZl~ ill  tl,..  S.  D. St:lte  S c hool  of 
:-'Iille ... ,  h:ls  rec\'lItly  designed  II  su r · 
vClor's  phne  tah\c  "lth :1  ~hiftillg 
CClller,  sOlllclhin),!' 
'plite  diffl'r('n t 
than  :1II}lhill~ yet  :lItcnlpted, 

'99· 
A.  Thornc  S\\ if!  i ..  sccrl't:lr,  and 
ron,.tru,·tiOIl  tn~ineer of  Ihe  Crnwll 
LUnlhcr 
.'\:  Silo  ('II.,  of  ()II1:1ha. 
:\I r,  ~wift  i>l  offering- pri7.c~ 
Neh. 
10 
the  I\\.  A,  C.  Sl' lIi"r  el1~illee rs 
:lmOIl)4'  which  is.  Ollt,!  for  the  man 
who  will  dispro\'e  till'  t onstruClion 
and  illdicllte 
the  hes t  methud  uf 
e:tr ryin1O'  on  Ihe  HIIlstrllct ion  ill  ('o n · 
ncctioll 
cro ....  n 
the 
s t:I\'('  ~ilo;  IIllothe r  pri/.e  offered  fur 
the on{'  ....  h(l  will  d\'sig-II  the  brgest 
\\ aler  t:lI1k  Ih:l!  C:tll  he  huilt  with 
~afety on  tht'  lOp  o f  the  Fir  <;la\'C 
silo, said silo 10  he  of t;Crlain definite 
s i7.e  and  con"truClion. 

famO tb 

\1 ilh 

·ot. 
R.  :\\.  Lkkh  i"  nH .. -ch:m ica l  e n. 
g-ineCcr  \\ith  th';Talmage  :\llg. en., 
of  C\ncl:ultl.  Ohio. 

'I) I. 

Edw:lrd  Ualhllch  is  now  toeatell 
:II  Springlic!d,  Ohio. where  he  has 
<:harg'e  of  thc drawing roo m  of the 
j:lmes  Ldfel!  &  Co"  Builders  of 
'w:ttl: r  tur bines  :lnd  ell)4'i nes. 

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The M .  A . C.  RECORD 

"U"I.I.HKD  ror ..... TuUoA"  !>UotiNO  THIl  ce\.· 
Lila ..........  D"  THIl  "teHIC,,"  u"n: 
___ --=':":":,.:":::LTU""L  COI.I.IOO:. 

. .

...  '''V III CC .  III ...........  1("'1'011 

En'e~ .. IeeOtld-ola,..  mall  maner  a' 

LAIulOI.  !oU\!h. 

Addre. all  lubacrtptloni and  advertlalll.l' 
.... uer \0  tbe  )I. A  O.  R.eGKn.  ItlLlt  LAo 
I1q,  H.Jch.  Addrea.1I  IlOntrlbutlonl  to 
t h'l'  ManNln,  ~dl'or. 

Remit  b7  P.  O.  Mone,.  Order,  Oralt  Or 

Rolll,teredo  Letter.  Do not M!n(lltamUl!. 

Btuloe.1  omee  with  LA"'n!nee  ..  VAll 
BuNtn  Prlntlnlil  01;> ••  !10-!11  O""od A"e. No •• 
(£nlln ••  r.Uch. 

TUESDAY,  MARCH  11,  1913. 

T il E  plan  proposed  by  Prof. 

\V.  O.  Hedrick  ill  a  circlliar 
letter  \ 0  the  membe r!!  of the alumni 
for a  fund to he U$('u  in  the  purchllse 
of  oil  paintings  o f  Drs.  Beal  and 
to  he  meeting  with 
Cook,  seem 
quite  general  f:lvor  judging  from 
the  generous  respoll,,(..  Alrendya 
good si7.ed  fund  has heen cst;lbli",hed 
for this  puq>o:se,  und  it 
il<  believed 
tbat  the  :lUlounl  will  be  incr ... a"ed 
materially  during 
the  next  few 
weeks. 

idea  of 

The l ... tter"  publi"hetl  in  this is"ue 
l{ive  SQme 
the  esteem  in 
which  these  two gretltmcn :l re  held 
by  our alumni, :1IIe1  the desire  TO  do 
them  hOllor  is  manifest  ill  the  frec· 
e10m  with  which  these same :llumni 
arc  responding.  The  commillee 
desire  to get  tho.'  ve ry  best  possible 
work, :mtl  every  gift  \\ ill  the refore 
be  utilized. 

As paintings of  this  kind  v!try  in 
price,  according to  quality.  the COm 
mittee  thoug"ht  best to  nwke  the  :Ip' 
peal amI  thell utilize the IOlal amount 
received  in  secu rin g  the  besI  pos:,;i. 
ble  work  for  the  amount  of  the 
fuud. 

The committee thoroughly :Ippre· 
ciate  the  mallY  responses  to  the ap. 
peal  thlLs  mude,  und  we  lire  sure 
e\'ery alumnus  will  be  glad  to  see 
these two  pioneers thus  honored. 

THE  BEAL  AND  COOK  FUND. 

been 

leHers  have 

In  answer  to  the  inquiries  sent 
out  by  Dr.  lIedriek  with  regard  to 
a  fund for oil paintings of Drs. Cook 
and  l3eal  :lnd  for other  information 
in  connc(:tioll  with  the  work  of lhe 
alumni,  rt  lar~e  numher o f  interest 
recei\'ed. 
ing 
Through  the  kindne"Ss  of  Dr,  lied· 
rick  we :Ire  permitted to  quote from 
these  lctte r~,  which  we  :Ire  Sllre will 
be  of  interest 10  all  our  reader'S. 
In 
addition  to  our  reg ular  subscrihe rs, 
we  have attempted to re:lch caeh one 
of  the  Hlumni  with  Ii  copy of  this 
week's  R Kco1t1J  so  that 
:111  mil)' 
know of  the  proposilion  under WHy 
and  something of  the  way  in  which 
it  is  being  reeei\'ed,  Tbese are  :111 
addressed  to  Dr_  Iledrick  :IS alumni 
secretary, 

~ew Brunswick.  X. J. 

Your kind  favor  of  the  3d  inst. 
is  this day  recci\'cd  and  it  gi\'es  me 
much  pleasure to  learn  that:l  piau 
is  011  foot for  portraits of  Drs.  Beal 
and  Cook.  Ple3se  find  my  check 
cnclosed  with  thanks  to  you  and 
your  committee  (or  the  task  you 
ha\e assumed. 

Byron  0,  Halstetl, '7 J. 

Biloxi,  Miss. 

Your ci rcular  leiter  in  regard  to 
the  paintings,  etc.,  is  receiITed,  and 
I  enclose  my  mite.  1  will  gladly 
double  the  amount if  it will  he  l>Os 
sible  to  add  a  painting of  Dr.  Miles 
to  the  group. 

(Continued  011  O.lI'e  ".1 

ACTIVITIES  OF  M.  A.  C.  EN 
GINEER  GRADUATES. 

Including  the  class  of  1912,  the 
college  has graduated 5 I i  men  from 
the engineeriug course  since  its  es· 
tablishmentin  1885.  The "D irect ory 
of Graduates a nd  Former  Students 
in Engineering" lists 505 graduates. 
Of  this  number  90  per  cent. arc 
engaged  in  enginecring work;  -45 
per  cent.  are  located  in  Michigan 
und  65  per  cenl.  in  l\lic higali  ami 
the adjoining states, \\-isconsin,  11Ii· 
nois,  Indiana  and  Ohio. 

In  J,lichigan,  So  ;Ire  in  Detroit, 
42  in  Lansing  and  East  LlI.tlsill!!. 
':\  in Jackson, 9  in  Grand  Rapid s, 
8  in  Flint. and  I 
to  5  in  sixty-one 
other cities. 

I n  Illillois, .,6 arc in  Chicago, :lnd 

13  in  six  other citics. 

In  Ohio.  11  arc in  Cleveland  and 

'9 in  c1e\'cll  othcr cities, 

In  Indiana,  11  men  :In:  in  ten 

cities. 

In  \V isconsill,5  are  in  Milwau 
kee,  and  4  men  arc  in  three  other 
stalis. 

There  :Ire  also  enginecr  g radu. 
:Ite::.  of  ,\1,  A.  C.  in  Arizona,  2; 
Ark;lIlsas.  1;  California,  q;  C:1l1al 
Zone, 2;  Colorado, -4;  Connecticut, 
1;  District  o f  Columbia,  , I;  Geor· 
gi:l,  t;  Iowa, 6 j  Kansas,  I;  Keu 
tucky,  :!;  Louisi:lI1a,  I;  :\'Ioiine,:!; 
~I assachuseus,  7:  }'linllesotH,  4; 
:\lissouri,  5;  )'lontlll1a,  5 j  ~e\'ad:I, 
I;  ~C\\  Jersc),  1;  ~ew  1\lexico, 
3;  New  York.  ~·I;  Oklahoma,  1 ; 
Oregon:  S:  Pennsyh'ania, 
I I ; 
Phillipine Islands. "1  j  Rhode  Island, 
I ;   South  Dako!:!,  I  ;  Tennessee. 5; 
T ex:ls,  Z;  L.:tah,  .!;  Virginia,  ~; 
\V;lshington  3;  \Vesl  Virginia,  I: 
'3;  Eng 
\\'yoming,  I  j  C:lIl:lda, 
land,  I;  Mexico.  2;  Argentine,  I : 
Chili,  I  j  L'ruguay,  I:  Egypt.  I; 
Japan,  I,  lind  Siberia,  I. 

Thirty-four  per  cent,  of  1\1.  A. 
C.  engineer  graduates  hold  execu· 
ti\'e  and  adrninistutivc  positions  in 
business  o r  techuical  dep:lrtmcnts 
of  enginecriJ1~ or  inclustrial  L1l11ler· 
takings, 
arc 
!lUperilltemlents  ami  foremen,  ;lI1d 
twenty  six  per  cellt ..  mostly  of  reo 
cent  classes, ;lrc  in  suhordinale po 
"itions. 

thirty 

cent. 

pcr 

Thc  abo\'e  stali",tic"  apply  only 
to  graduates.  Returns  frOUI  nOli' 
g:raduates  llrc  so 
incolllplete  that 
gcnerali7.lllion  from  the (l~ta  in  the 
directory is  not  warranted. 

It is  known,  howe\'er,  that  Illlilly 
formcr  students of  the  engineering 
cou rse  are  "doing  things"  in 
the 
engineering  field  nnd  that  they  \·ie 
with  the  graduates ill loptlty  to  the 
college  :lnd  to  lhe  di\'ision  o(  en· 
gineering. 

So  far  ;IS  returns  arc  :lv(lilab!e, 
the  success  of  our  gra,lu:lIes,  as 
me(lsured  by  earnings  from  their 
professional  connections,  is  com 
parable  with  that  of  g raduates  of 
other  lechnical  colleges  and  uni 
ve rsities, 

Michigan  has  the  right 

to  be 
proud o f  the  engineer graduates  of 
11.  A_  C., and  should  be  satisfied 
with  the  n:turos  from  tbe  money 
required  to maintain an  engineering 
course at  her  L:lnd  GranT  College. 

' 10. 
H.  I I.  Douglas,  "0, is  in  chOl rge 
of the  Dept. of  Ag riculture  of  the 
Cameron  Stale  School  of  Ag ricul 
ture  at  Lawton,  Okla. 
l i e  states 
therc  is  a  possibility that the second· 
ary agricultural schools  m:IY be d is. 
continued  in  th:lt  state  :IS  they do 
not  meet  with entire approlTal. 

M.  A.  C.  WINS  FINAL  GAME. 

THE  PORTRAIT  FUND . 

M.  A. C.  was dul\'  revenged  Sat 
urday  night  when  'the  basket  ball 
team  won  from  the  Detroit  " Y "  in 
the  Armory by the decisive  score of 
39-5.  The  Detroit  boys  WOIl 
thc 
first  game  by one  point on a  tech· 
nicalityand  e\'ery  man  on  the  team 
WCllt  in  to win this the  return game. 
The  \·isitors did  not ha\'e all  oppor 
tunil),  to  score  lifter  the  first 
ten 
minutes of  play  and  were  entirely 
at  the  mercy of  the  home  players. 

This  was  Ihe  final  game of  the 
season  and  the  result  is  the  s tate 
championship  for  1\1.  A .  C.  The 
team  has  been  an  exceptionally 
strong one and  aside  from  the dis 
trip  ha\'e  met  with 
astrous  Ohio 
exceptiollally  good  success. 
In  the 
game  Satu rday  !light  two  mell~ 
Chamberlain  and  Spence r  played 
their last  game,  as  both  will  grad u 
ate  in  June.  Both  these  men  put 
up all  excellent  fight and  closed the 
seliSOIl  ill  fine  shape. 

Xearly  every  man  on  Ihe  squ;ld 
W:13  used  during  the  game and  the 
outlook is excell ... nt for  another win 
ning  team  ill  191-4.  A  SHlnman'  of 
g:unes and  scores  will  be  puhlished 
tlext week. 

HORT .  CLUB . 

\\,hcn  a  CilY  h;ls 

::0,000  shade 
trees  to  be  ukell care o f  the  task of 
looking  after them  is  110  small  one, 
said  City  Forester A.B.  Phillbrook 
of  Dctroit.  Al re:ul)'  ~Jr.  Phill 
brook  has  tnkell  OLLt  4,000 di:ad  :md 
dallgerous  Irees  for  Detroit. 

tile 

The  g rCllteSI  problem  that  COn 
fronts  the  city  forest ... 'r  of  today  is 
how  to  tOlke  out  the  de:ld  trees,  and 
still  lIH1inUlin 
the  planting  of  the 
young  ones,  For  yea rs  the  cities 
h(I\'e  depended  0 11  the  citizens,  but 
of  1:lte  the  work  bas  reached  such 
gigantic  proportions that  competent 
iIlen  must  be  employed,  The elm 
leaf  hectic  is  to  be the great  men:lce 
to  trees  in 
:\1 ichig;1Il  in  the  nenr 
futLlre,  said  Mr,  Phillbrook.  Al 
ready  this  insect  trouble  h:ls caused 
such <i;unage  in  the  east  and south 
that  ellIl  trees  arc  not  beillg  planted 
as:l  rule  for  shade  t rees. 
\\' ash · 
ingToll,  D. C. is  the  ide:ll  city  o f  the 
l ' nitC(i  St:lIes  for  shade and  shad ... 
trecs.  E\'cry  In:e  lIlust  have  the 
proper  IImOlllit  of  air,  draimlge, 
moisture, a nd  fn.·etlom  from  insect 
troubles  in  order  to  be  11  health\' 
tree,  (lilt!  with  this  end  ill  view  tllc 
city  of  \Vashington  hilS  installed  a 
to 
llleans  of 
furni sh  the  trees  with  the  proper 
nmOllllt  o f  moisture,  The~e dnlins 
:Ire  filled  with  water :It  the  proper 
ti Ille!!  :!nd they also serve as  a  means 
of giv ing  the  trees  air.  Taking up 
the  subject  of  tree  surgery  J,lr. 
I~ hillbrook  pointed  out very  clearly 
that  if  from  Ten  to  fifteen  dollars  is 
to be  spent on  each  tree  th is  would 
mean  large appropriations  if:lll  the 
trees  are  treatt.'t.I.  The  appropria 
tions  are  not  forthcoming, and  as  a 
result  many  \' aluable  trees  are  lost. 
Thc concrete filling  of  trees  is  rap· 
idly  falling  into  disfnor, he  said, 
because  of  the  fact  that  concrete 
draws the moisture,  thus  harboring 
fun g i,  is  not  plillble  e nough,  and  is 
too  heavy  whe re  used 
in  large 
quantities.  Mr.  Phillbrook  urges 
e\'ery  mlln  that  hus  the  Carolina 
I>opl :lr  planted  1'0  take  them out  as 
far  as  possible  because of  the  great 
d;lmuge  done  to 
the  drains  and 
sewers  by  the  extensive  root  sys 
tem  thut these  trees  posscss. 

tinde r  d rainage 

(OO"Unued  fra'lI  OftIC~  J, I 
the  conllTIcmor:l\ion  of 
p:lnts 
in 
It  seems,  indeed, 
these  teachers. 
from  letters alre:ldy  recei\'ed  by  the 
committee,  that  the  provision  for 
these  paintings  has  been  a  mat· 
ter,  which  has  olily  needed  1,0 
be  mentioned  in  order  to  recei\-c 
ver),  hearty  responses  from  those 
who ha\'e  a  right  to participate. 

You  will  find  ill  this  enclosurc an 
em'elope  (Idd ressed  to  the  secretary 
of the committee.  P lease  put with 
in  this  envelope  the sum  which  you 
would  like  to  givc,  or  state  upon 
the  subscription  blallks  enclosed , 
the  llmount  which  you  would  like 
to  contrib ute  to  the  purpose  sped 
fie<[  :lho\'e. 

Yours  very  s incerely, 

The Execlltive Committec. 

T he llho\'c  is  a cop)' of  thc  circu_ 
lar  letter  which  outliltcs  the  plan 
with  regard  to  the  Heal  lilid  Cook 
portraits .  Th:lt  the  committee  i ll 
charge  was  Itot  ill:ld\' ised  in  its  be· 
lief  that" all  will  W:lllt  to  h:n'c 
(I 
share" etc., etc., is  clearly  e\'idellced 
by  the  fact  that  more  thall  a  hun. 
dred  g raduates 
responded  within 
the first  three  weeks alld  the  repre· 
sentati\'C letters  ul>Oll  :Illother  p:lg-e 
attest  the wa rmth of these responses. 
\Ve are  glad  we  m:lde  the  under· 
takiltg  a  popul:1t  one,  Glad  "'\'c ry 
Olle is  to  haITe  :I  chance and glad  the 
alumni ;tre  to  hll\'e portraits of these 
men  which  will  be  worlh y , 

Thc  Executi\'c  Committee. 

THE  IDLERS'  PARTY . 

• 

T he  Idlers'  plltly  giITeu 

the 
assembly  hall  o f  the  Agr k ultur:tI 
building,  ::iallLrdllY  night,  WOIS  one 
of  the  most  unillue  :lnd  enjoyable 
yet  ~ivef), 

in 

Thc  prOg'r:ull  was  in  the  1I:llure 
of an  :lIJll0Ullcement  of  Ihe  campus 
Coullty  Fair, lind  the  gu ests  were 
in\'itcd  to "hli\'e your  fortune  told," 
"sec  the  HITe  stock,r . "sample  the 
fruit"  alUl  ..... njoy  the  lart  exh ibit," 
Among  the  f ... ature  .Iances  were 
the  merr} -go· round, 
free-for -all 
trot,  air  ship  Hight,  runniliK  race 
and 
to 
fire  work".  All  scerhet! 
<ldHpt  thelllsch'es  to COUnty  f:tir  con 
dit iOI~s :llId ente red  into lhe ''''';tmes'' 
h ... <lrllly, 

The  patrons  were  )'Ir. :md  !\frs. 
Chapman,  1\lr.  :tIlll  ).Irs.  Conf,:'er, 
!\Ir.  ami 
).Iiss 
l\Irs.  Iliggs 
FlorCl1ce  B.  Sturgis. 

:tr!d 

FOL' :-OO-F'ountain  pell.  en!!  :tl 
editor's  desk  or  upon  Prof.  Chase 
Xcwlllali. 

\V hile  here  I)r,  GUlls aulus 

lIlet 
an o ld  tillle  friend  and  neighbor  ill 
the  person  of  I).  \\'.  Brow n,  who 
is  employed 
the  a"ricultur:1 
building.  The  two  men ~\'ere both 
residellt.s  of  \\'ellington,  Ohio,  fvr 
some  tune,  and  both  heartily  en 
jO~'ed for a  brief  time  Ihis  reunion, 

in 

The  Association  of  Colle"i;!te 
Alumni  meet  ill  the  parlor of  the 
\Vomen's Building Satu rd:IY, March 
'S.  ;It  3  o'cloc k.  The  aftenloon 
will  be  spent  ill  :1  social  Wity  and 
with  a  presentlltion of  pending leu_ 
isbtion  on  educlltion,  An  itl\' iti. 
tion  is  extend ed  to  all  who desire  to 
become  associate  Illembers  at  this 
I'illle.  The  qualificaTions  for  s uch 
Illembership  lIrc  t ..... o  y ... a,rs' :Hteud 
anee  at colleges 011  the affiliated  list 
or-graduation from  nOl\· IIf}iliated  ill~ 
s tiwtiolls, 

The  M .  A.  C.  RECORD . 

-

"I 

3 

THE  BEAL AND  COOK  FUND. 

({Jt)ntlnu~u from  ' IIIIll! t.) 

am  interested  in your other sug 
I f  yo u  C:J 1l  arrang'\'  for  a 
gestions. 
feal  alulllni  meeting  wh idl  will 
:I  few  o f  the  older 
"ril1~  in  I:I'CII 
v r;tduates  I  s hull  try  10  be  prcsent. 
) · ou  mention  cl ass  reunio ns  for'S::! 
and  'ql.  T hose  fell o ws  afe  Illert: 
kids ,  rmm "  of  WhQ lIl  had  not  been 
born  whell  I  g raduat<..u. 
I  hanlly 
ca re  to  go  10  II  reunio n  if  I  cannot 
be  s ure of  rnectill ~ SOUle of the  men 
of  nl\'  own  lime  _ C harley G arfidd , 
Gc o':-U"~'  Fllrr.  Jim  Silitcrice,  Char 
te.',  H~ssey ,  Aifrcd  Gulll-y,  Dwig ht 
Ilnrriso n,  al1(l  thlll  c row d .  Can  VOil 
do  "" ylhin~ fo r  us  old  fellows? 

The  lut  lime  I  was  :It  lilt.'  col 
ie<rc  J  spO:rll  half  ,UI  hour  ill  hUll t 
ing  Up:1  corner o f  the  old  "Sai nt 's 
Rest,"  the  firs t  dormitory  we  CI"e r 
(jeo.  F :lrr  was  with  me.  and 
h,lt!. 
both  o f  us  had  to  hlink  ou r  cves 
whcn  we  fouud  a  few half  buri o'!d 
h rick  which wt.'  thought  IIHtrkcd  tilt· 
that 
old  pl:tce. 
the  1I 1umu i  will  usc  thei r  \'t·ry  hest 
cmle:n'or  to  h:n'('  the  trustees  pre· 
sen'e thal Olle  relic  (Ctllleg'e  I (all), 
which  is  such  a  sh rine  10  !n:my  of 
lb. 

[  s illct' rely  hope 

:-:.  2\1.  T 1l .\C , ' ,  'IN. 

(Il e re  is  a  dunce  for  u :lrhcld, 
Besse\' ,  S:tt1 t'rll'c,  F.ur, Gullt:y  HI1U 
I brris~11l to responcL 
It is c X I rcUlc 
Iv  desi~ab [e Ihat  Ihe  oltl  grallu:ltcs 
- the  nelltors  o f  uu r  <llum tli  hody 
should  bc  hllc k  ill  fo rce  a t  our  ~·om· 
iug- n·un;ulI.  ED.) 

Decr  Iti n' r ,  .\linn. 

[  am  h eartily  ill  s pn p:lthy  with 
,lIl' mO\'cmcnt  \,0  honor  ('ro f.  Bcal 
:ulIl  Prof.  Cook. 
I  did  uol  knO\\ 
I'rof.  Cuok,  hut  Dr.  I~C<l1  hOld  tv put 
up  \\ il h  you r  humble  :>er ran t  for 
IIcver:tl  terms,  amI  as  1  It,,,k  back 
,lftl' r  len  \'e.lrs' tc:tc hin)C  t: . ..:perienn·, 
I  c:tuIIOI'  hut 
\\:1;:: 
teadler 
under 
Ihat 
truc 
:1 
lIlt'lhuds  ulle,1 
:Ire  uftcn  o f  mot·c 
efft'd  than  s lI"j" CI  !!l'tttcr  t:IU;.:-llI . 
U.  B. Je well.  '01. 
Xe w  Y o rk  Cill'. 

realile  thaI  I 
lIutl 

Your  I'irc ul"r  re:u:hc,1  1Ill'  'Ih is 
mOfllill~ ,md  thl' gi\'illg  ;11  this  mal · 
te r  is  :1  case  " r  pc rs4IIml  p ri vile;.:-e 
amI  ple'lsu rc. 
II  h a ~  always  heell 
O ll e  u f Ill)" t;hid re;.:- rct ..  Ih:,l  1,l id  nol 
ha\,·  tht·  fu ll  work  Illltll'r  Dr. C(X,k. 
I  remember 
: tl HI"U!l~'l" 
Hlenl  w;"\s  IIlad c  t hnt  \\C  Wl' rc  IIU!  I ., 
hll"e  l~r<! f.  CnO]..  fnr "lO r  full  c()ur"t·, 
th at  wc  Were  Iwin~ 
we  "II  felt 
chealed  VIti  ,,!  our  jU$1  rig-hIS  he· 
ca u Se.  he  was  on  the  fa ... !1! h  when 
we  ellle rcd  I:o lle;.:-e,  but  left  iu  ~o to 
California  hefon'  w e  finishell  o ur 

\\ hen  Ihc 

~1. G.  ",,;ns,  \1';' 
Ypsil anti,  ~li ch. 

Y I)U  may  he  s ure  Ihal  I  a m  hl!lIrt· 
itr in  ;;;y mj'l1th)  with  an  enterprise 
to  keep :rlivl::  the  memories  uf  these 
two  mell  who  we re  Ill)' 
tenthe rs 
anti  whom  I  h,l\' e  knowlI  in  11  pe r · 
50l1al  wa y. 

Charles  :'ol c K c nny .  'S t. 

B urnet,  T exas . 

I  alll  heartily  in  fa \'o r  of  h:n' ing 
oil  paintinJ;!s  lIHtde  o f  D r.  Beal  and 
I  also  wish  to  state 
I'rof.  Cook. 
that  I 
fro.::e h ·  e ndo rse  Ihe  p!:m  to 
secure  :1 penil:lnenl senctary fo r  the 
like 
alumni  :lssoci a tion. 
ve r y  Ill uch  to  ~t:t  bac k  to  th e  col · 
leg-e  for  the  t rienni:ll,  bUI  at 
th:lt 
lime  I  shall  proha hly  he  l'o llipelled 
to  he  in  \V :lshington. 

I  s hould 

A.  E,  Kocher, '02. 

Detroi t, 1\-lich . 

I  think  thi!  is  ,I  tinc  idea  :IS well 

:ts  that of  secu ring  a  permanent  al. 
ulnni  Se c retllry.  Doubtless  II  nlt m · 
Ikr  of  tne  cl ass  of  '&}  will  a!lend 
the next  triennial  and  I  shall do  all 
I  can  10  secu re  a  large  attendance. 
\Vl'  a re  aU  pleased  10  hear  of  Ihl' 
,:onlinoed  growth  of  old  ~1.  .!\ .  C . 
ami  shall do all  we can to  help ('arr y 
o n  Iht'  good  work. 

Wm.  Ligh lhody,  '&]. 

Springvale,  ~Ii ch. 

F.  E.  Skeels endorses  Ihe  idea  o f 
honoring  these  me n  and  add s: 
I 
feel  t haI  it  would  be;1  help  to  th(· 
college  10  ha,'c  :t  permane nt  see re 
tar v  for  our  alumni  association  as 
we'lI  ;I S  10  the  association  itself,  ami 
sh all  be ~Iacl 16 do  Ill)  s ha re  in  SliP, 
po rtill~ s uc h  an  o llice. 

F.  E.  Sla: !;I.S,  '713. 

P o rt  H uron,  :\Iich. 

_~ Q q ues tio n  hUl  the  pictures  uf 
the 
these  1'00\1  men  should  hc  111 
a r eh i \'~s  o f  the  coll ege ; 
li kewi ~e 
presidcnts  of 
In 
Ill)'  j udgment  Ihis should be 110m' hy 
the SI:II ... ,  and  the  paintings  un ifurm 
in  sizt'  :lI1d qualil\'. 

till'  institution. 

THE  ORATORICAL  CONTEST 
AT  ADRIAN. 

Rema rkably  clOse 

tog~·ther  ill 
po illl of t:xct:!lelll'e  w ere the o ral ions 
:1I  this  yea r's  l'omeSt,  held  Fridity 
e\ eninl;(  in t h.: Cro~\\ ell Opera 11011;;\' 
at  Adrian.  The thc:tter w;os  p ret tih' 
deco ra ted  with  college  l);I nllc rs  .mil 
Amt' rica n  nags.  Deleg:ltions  wert~ 
present frOIll  many  of  Ihe  colleges, 
an t!  for  se\'e ral  millute!>  Ix:fo re  lh\· 
pr0g-flull  the  d in  was  terri ric. 
:I S 
re ll s 
fo r  Sll' 
Ilill sJalc 
premacy.  Albioll  amI 
were  especi:llly  w(·ll 
rt:prese lltcd, 
ami  matle  racket  in  proportiflll. 

s trove 

IIo ngs 

rlml 

Aft e r  music  br  the  CrOi!well  Or. 
chest ra,  Dr.  Corucliu s  of  Aurilln 
College ex tellded  greelings,  and  the 
contest  \\ as  on.  The  men appt:::lrcd 
;n  followin g'  order  and  Itchl  the hig 
alillienee 111  close:  atten tio n  th roug- h  
OUI  Ihe  cntir('  prOg-r:tlll. 
Atl ri.m_"The  Call 

:-:tand 

to 

.\Ione," J. Clarence  Le(" kenby. 

ci('IIl::)"," 

A lbion-" 1' he  lJem;t1H1  o f  Etli · 
i{;tl ph  L.  l'e1er50l1, 
_\ ltn:t_ ·' I'ublic  L ife  and the Col· 

R.  !-'.  (·A~II·ltt:l.I. '94. 

lto);C  ;\llIn."  lIarold  \ ' .  \\" ileo:\'. 

NEW  ENGLAND  ALUMNI. 

Prof.  F.  S.  Kedzie, who altemlcd 
the  medinJ,{  :Inll  b:lI1qllet  u f 
the 
~ew E ngl:lIlcl  Alumni  Association, 
l''\"cellelll 
~llIrc h  j,  reports ;1  most 
meeting-. 

The  pan )'  of  17  Hid  in  th(·  par 
lors  o f  lhc  Bel levue  Ii olel,  UI1  Bell' 
COli  S\.,  Boston,  fo r  a  soc-i;!!  hou r, 
:mu  then  procl'eded  10lhe  H cd  Din · 
ing  Hoom.  where  they  were se"I,!,1 
al 
is 
iI  .:in'ular  tuhle.  Follo wing" 
the  list  o f  those  prese nt:  C.:\1. 
\r eed.  '~3:  ;\Ii s"  I r(:l1e  \Vcetl.  Dr. 
\V.  \ .  HeaL:-'1 rs.  Jessie  Heal lh kt:r: 
I~ hiiip  W essels,'os;  ~Irs.  W essels; 
Pres.  K.  L.  HlllterficlJ, '91.o f  Am 
he rs l:  Glt:11I1  C.  Se\·e)".  '03.  perilla· 
nent  Sl!a et ar.I· :  \\'. C.  Cor ty,  '13: 
F.  I.  G odin .  't I :   II.  K.  Palriac he, 
\V.  D. 
'o.!·: 
lI urd,  '99: 
:'olrs.  lIurd,  F rcd  C. 
J...:~lllle)":  A.  U.  I'eebll's,  'ii,  alld 
l>ro f.  F.  S.  Kc.tlil·. 

f':.  B.  Le mlll o n,  'oS: 

to  10aSIS, 

"'hile  there  We rc  SO Il1 (' 

fo rm al 
responsl!s 
th'e  uceasion 
Wrlii  more like  a  hmil,- "i1thc rillg  al 
which '::\·c r.'"OIl(,'  full y· e; prc!l5cd  his 
milld,  :Ul li 
the  e\'ening  W :l!>  all  lhe 
more  en joyctl  hecau.')c  o f  th is.  Dr. 
I [o w<lru  1::11 wards, of  H.  I.,  was {Ie· 
lained  on  HCCO IJIlI  o f  ce rt :rin  ('Qlle}:c 
leKisl:l1ion  in  his  C:lpil"!  city,  li nd 
R Il\"  StalHlard  lin ker wllson bu ~ in css 
in  Chit';!j{{)  and  could  not be  pres· 
CIII.  TIl('  matlcr  o f 
includin g  in 
the  X.  E.  Associatio n  members 
from  ~ e w York  WII S 
:lppro\"cd,  ;IS 
the  alllll1ni  in that st,,!e  hal'c  nO I  v el 
effected an  orgalli;o:atiol1.  The  n~:a;t 
1l1(,cting  will  probahly  he:  helll  in 
Springfield  inst~';ul  o f  Boston. whe re 
the  lIitlluni  h:1\ e  met  ;uHlII!llly  fur 
.sen· r:tl  YCHrs. 

'OJ . 

C.  :'01.  Gr:lngcr,  forest  Sllpf! r\"lsor 
:"It  Larami(',  \,"yo ..  has  IICell  pro 
moted  to  a  position as  assislant  IIis· 
tri('l  fo res ter in  the  diSlrict  oOice  al 
[)cll\·t:r,  Colo.  A ccording  to  the 
Laramie  /( ejlll hli r" l1  the  new  pOlli. 
ti un  is  o ne  of  co nsider;lhlc  added  reo 
s ponsibility,  g i\·jng  ~Ir.  G ranger 
super\'ision mer lhe limber sal(' :m rl 
m:uwgemelll  work,  pl:IIlIi ng  :md  in· 
\'estigllt i\"e  wurk,oll  the thirty. three 
national  forests  in  tne  secolld  dis· 
\\' yollling, 
includes 
trict,  whi(' h 
Color:tdo,  South  D:tkota,  K all s'ls, 
:-.J ebrasku, hi ichig:tI1 :lnd  1\1 il1l1esot:l. 

. 
Ihe 

lIi llsdalc-"l-:inship:' 

\\' .  F. 

I< Clinic. 

:\lus ic_Ad r ian  College 

<'~uar­

lette. 

Il opc-"  Tht·  DentOt.·racy  o f  To· 

morrow,"  C.  B.  ~I tl sle. 

Kalanl:l/.oo-·: A  Ilig-hc r  De stil'Y 

For  l l nio nism,"  J.  \V.  Bowm:lIl. 

1\[.  A.  C.-'· \\':t r  and  l"Ovc rl '." 

:\.  I.  ~I!lrgolis. 

Ypsil:tnti-"The 
Ii ollr," 2\bx  D.  II:trri s. 

'\!:m  of 

Olin~t_" Th e  l ~qllil i h r i l1ll1 

of 
PoliticlI l  J'rin c1 plcs." \\·iHis  B.  I'er. 
kin s,  Jr. 

T he  h usi ness  ddq!8t('';  Ihel\  ild· 
jO\lrlll'd  IU:O  rOOIll  under  the  s la~e 
(tnd  s ummet!  up  t he  jud~es  n :po rl s. 
\\' e:tll  felt  that  ;1  would  I~ o:lo".:. 
All  wt.'re  ~ood.  :-\l)ne  h ad  stOud 
uut  as  p re'l· millcllll.r  supc.rior.  E,· 
p ressiollS  \' "rl'  heard  eomm tntillg' 
on  Iht: excelll'nc\'  of  2\1.  ;\. C:s o ra· 
tur.  T he  ,i r,,1 {udXe  g:ln' him  tir:>1 
pl:lce  (lilt!  Ihingll  I'ouked  bright. 
hut  alas,  o ue  j\lt.1~t"  g'>n e  him  \:t .. t 
ami  Il  riual  re" kouing  found  ~lar~o· 
li:j  tied  for 6th  place  \\ ilh  Y ps il:mti, 
but  ' oil  :hl\!ing  the  pe rCf! n ta~l':;  \\L' 
hatl  Ihe  "dv,tlll:!;'::,:  for  thllt  plal...O::  hy 
:t  IIm:11I  Ill!lr~in. 
(I Ii, et  touk  lirst 
pl:lcc  geltin;.:-
three  lirslS  from  Ihe 
\"'," 
jud),{cs,  l! illsJale  st:"coll\l  all,1 
I,ld  . \ Illion  this  time  h:1I1  to  take Ihl' 
t hi rd  sellt.  T he 
.. t he rs  pl:, ceu, 
J...: :tlHmll ;o:on 
,Ih ,  11 ('pe 
St.h.  alltl  A dria n  ylh . 

'Ilh,  ", llIw 

As  us u:tl,  cOllsidcra hlc  criticism 
was  heard  :lg:lills t  the  decision ,  :md 
a  stud y  o f  t he  :>core  shects  reve,.!!! 
that 
tho::  mil"l!!  I)f  judges  wIJrk  ill 
\"lI riou s:md mysterious wa ys.  They 
ga\'e  ti rSl  to  Olivet.  howe\c r.  by  a 
decisive  ma rgin.  The  effort  o f  our 
oral o r  WIIS  rine,  :tlld  it  W :15  a  pity  hc 
llid  not  place highe r.  T he imprcss 
iolt  he  made  on  thc  minds  (If:tll  W;IS 
II  f,l\"orable o ne. 

The  women's COlllcs t. held doring 
the  afte rnoon  in  Dow n's  lI ail, at  th e 
College,resulted  in  the a wards being 
placed  as fo llows  for the thr .. e places 
. \l hiQ n- ~liss Ued ie nt. fi rst:  1I 0pe 
2\liss  De~I:l:'gd,  sel"OlIIl ;  K :llarn;l' 
;o:oo- ~l i5s Crissman.  third:  M.  A. 
C.  was  the  o nly  school  w ithout" 
wom"ll  con tcstan t. 

Adrian  College c:.:tcnlled  a  w:\rnl 
welcomc  tn  her  g-11('Sts,  and  h,ml!('tl 
over  the  keys  of  the 
lnstilillioli. 
There  was  a  rece ptiun  ami  basket 
hall  g-,nlle  for  ente r tainlllent.  All 
h c r  visitors  willlon~ remember that 
Adria" Cvllcgt·  knows ho w  10  ~reet 
her sisler eollcg,·s. 

The  Oratorical  Board  met  for  a 
session  dll ring  tnc  fo renoon,  ami  it 
was  ;t  long  ami  e xc iting  meeting. 
~1 o re  h usiness  was  done  lhan  a 
whole  Icgis.];lture com  perfo r m.  Par 
liamen l:t r)"  law  was  jUg'gled  10  gain 
poi nt s  in  II uch  II  II kiliful  m :mne r  Ihal 
Prof.  I-:illg  might  well he pra  gr«n 
with  enviOIlS  :ldmiralion,  Resolu · 
tions  a~:tin st  "P roh"Ssionalism" 1111,1 
to  sel'ure  o ri gin:. lil),  we re  tinall} 
pa:.s.::d.  Fro ," 9 o'clock  until  I : : 30 
we  hlt.1  deliberat{"d  in  ":trying .!Itlll,!"e! 
of  har,"on~'. 

T holle  a;te ndill )C  the  conles t  fro m 
1\1.  A.  C.  \\e re  A.  I.  :\ll1rgolis,  1\Ir. 
Bittner,  II .  A . Schuyle r,  II:.rry  T a h, 
of  cI:tss  'I'!.  [1111 1 I.  T.  I'ic kfo rtl. 

CHICAGO  MEETING. 

\\' e  arc  imlcblet.! 

to  I'rot .  I'.  U. 
Wo(Xlworth  fo r  t he  fQllo\\in~  lisl 
o f  persons  prcilc ll t;lt 
tlw  rccelll 
Chic:l~() m"Cl tllf,:'  : 

:lllll 

:\ llInllli 

fricmls. -

CoJJe~1!  repreSel1laliVt:'s  _  Prof. 
Frank  S.  h:ed .tie.  Pro f.  TltomJlS 
(';UIl501l. allll  :'01  rs.  I.jnda  E. Lalltlon. 
\\-.  A . 
\\' right.  'S:;  E.  S.  Alltisdalc,  '85; 
:-'1 is:; 
lI elrn  Anlisdalc:  " .   K . 
RU nllllelcr, 'S6:  ;\Irs.  \\·. It.  R um· 
meler:  J.  :-:.  Dillon ,  'S6: 
I~ .  B. 
Woodworth,  'S6:  G. L. T eller, 'S$; 
I-:l'tl:(ic T clle r ;  II. E. Illlrrison, 'SS : 
l>a\\1  Ch:unilerl"in,  'S$;  ,,'heclock 
Cha mhe rlai n:  T .  F. :'olcGrllth, 'Sc) ; 
:\Irs.  T.  F . . \k(ir:tth. 
II.  1'.  Ibll.  '1.)0: 

.\Irs.  H .  P. 
II .. !1 ;  R uloh  F .  ll:t ll:  ~Irs.  H .  F , 
Ii all;  ~I r.  ~liller;  :-'I iss  H, I1gers: 
\\'.  1'.llaw!n. '92:  Fr.luk  Ballerle, 
'!J~;  :\lrs.  F .· ll:tll Crlt::  .\Irs.  Lue\' 
\ q:  (jl·().  E. 
Clute  \\' OOt!\lo rt n, 
~ill\!1I0Il b,  '91:  :-.1 r:s.  (j eo.  I':.  :; ;m · 
'lion":  J oh n  n.  ,\'iell,  '91; 
:\Irs. 
J.  D.  :-\ics:  L'.  :-:.  (;OO\.lwill,  '')1; 
:-'trs.  (; ootl"ill;  :'olrs.  Da\is:  A. 
I..  P Ulld,  'y6:  :\1 r~.  A.  L.  I'olltl: 
~Irs.  Lo:t  Hellner  Cro]..e,  '<)6;  J . 
A .  Crokt:  C.  E.  ll"yt, '96:  :\1 rs. 
C.  E.  11 0.\ t:  I.  L.  Sim mon .. ,  '91: 
.. \.  :'01.  1':llri!lrt:hl·.  ·9~. 
I nlll;':- Gil1).:"ril'il, 

J::. 
\\' .  ~"';Ih.  'o!: 
YOU Il ~.  '0:;  D. 
:'olr!>.  I).  \\'.  :-:ulilh:  II.  I ..  ~I ills, 
\\'.  ){ . 
·o.!; 
Broy, 11 ,  '113;  O. J. Ile:lll,  ·u,\;  :\Irs. 
O.  J.  Dca,,;  2\lalJll' 
:\I.:Cormil·k 
Ym~II)!, '0 1 ;  J.  II.  I'>rost. '0.,;  (jeo. 
E.  ) lart in .  '0 I;  -, .  \\'.  Boltt', '05 ; 
.1\ .  A , 
Jeslllc  Bro wn  Holte.  '05 ; 
Fisk:  J.  t\ .  II :tgalll'),.  '06:  .J .  E. 
I~oole,  'I)(}:  1\1 rs.  J.  E.  P oole:  t. 
E.  Fisk, '06:  ll elei,  .<\lIt.1rt:ws  :'t~f. 
fer,  '07:  :\ill:l  Andrews,  '013;  1\lr5. 
~l..r.  ~I or:twski:  :'olrs.  T.  t\.  Jur. 
d:m.  'oS;  F.  I I.  W ade,  'oS;  Mrs. 
F.  11.  W:lde;  John 
\\";llku[>, 
:\ 1. 
'oS;  t; .  1\1 .  Stephens, \19. 
T.  A .  .Iord:lIl.  '10: 

:'0 1. 
I-:arnopp. 
T ag);:,ell. 
I [owanl  1'.\l1, 
'I I;  Fllchia  R ),,,11 
T:lfl,  ' I I ;   Illlrry  11"lds\\'<lrlh,  "4: 
\\' .  J. 
:'o l rs.  \\' .  S.  ll ol t.l ~ w o rth . 
(;e:lring'!  'I;!: 
:-\l'ls  Il ansell.  'I .!: 
R.  A. G oodell,  ' I :!:  U. II. Osbo rne, 
Ira 
' I I : 
" ',tsten-eh,  ',~;  I.e:-lie  J\. !:louth · 
wick,  'q:  \\ ' tn,  r.  ~e:t ri g ht,  ' , .\ ; 
J.  2\1.  M ( If:~e,  'II. 

\\' .  S.  I'cdersell, 

' 10;  E "thcr 

I..  :\ I ills: 

:'olr".  II. 

\ ' ernl' 

'oz: 

',;!: 

II . 

Of1i cc rs  ell(I  en  fur  191.\  wen'  :is 

folll'w:s : 

A.  L.  I'>\,"d,  p residen t. 
II.  L.  ~IiHs, \'ice. presill ent. 
II.  ;\. T a ft,  scc.  and  Irc:lS. 

'IX). 

ll('nry  E.  GibsClIt,  who  for m:lny 
\'eurs  h;1\1  been  II 
tllcrnhcr  of  the 
ii rlH  o f  druJ.:"gi ll ts,  H rd~t· s  &  Gib· 
s on  in  No r t h  Lansi ng,llit'd  lit  his 
home  April  29,  t91~. 

4 

LANSING  BANQUET. 

The  first  anllual  ballquet 9f JPe 
Lansing M.  A. C. alumni associatioll 
o n  Tuesda)"  c\-cnin){ of  last  week 
was  3.  success  in  every  way.  As 
IlIJIlOunced,  the  meeting  was  held  in. 
the  ch:lInber  of  commerce  rooms 
and  100  persons  were sen-cd  by  the 
\Vorm:n 's  society of thc  Plymo uth 
Congre~atiollol ch\l rch. 

E.  I.  Ollil  '02  president of  the  as 
sociation  introduced  C.  E.  Holmes 
'93  :IS  toastmaster  who Ileclurcd thaI 
,,~ I.  A.  C.  was  the  best  college on 
curl h." 

Judge  Colli ngwood  'SS 

,\'as  un· 
able \0 be present  but Se n t  a mCSSllgc 
of ~ood cheer. 

James Gunnison, now of Lnllsing, 
gave  a  most  jll\c rcs tin){  recital  of 
college life  in  '57-'oo,during  which 
lime  1\1 ....  GUllnison  was  a  student 
li e  attended  the  llctlicator.r 
hen:. 
<.-e rClllonies  ill  '57. coming 
\0  L;l1l 
sing  from  Clinton  cou nt.y.  through 
li e  spoke 
the  woods  by  wagon_ 
especi:llly  of 
the  "buildings  and 
equipOlt!llt"  and  of thesplt!ndid  for 
C"lS  which  at  thaI  lime co\-ered  the 
college  farm_ 

I'rof.  Il edrick  dl:dared  that  we 
!>hould  "OOIl  have one of  the largl:st 
alumni  bodies  ill  Ihl:  countrv,  and 
thought the time  was  tit  ham! when 
we ,;hould  have  :III  alumni secretary 
lie also called 
to  keep records, etc_ 
to  mind  the  Trienni:ll  in  June, and 
urged e"cry  o ne  to  help in  n1:lking 
Ihe  t'vent  a  success. 
li e  was  fol 
lowcd  by  Mr.  E.  C_ Lindemann, 
'I I, who  urgc(l  loyally  lind  "f ron 
tier  s~ir' ." 

Pr 

.  SnyJer p:I;li  a  fine  compli . 
men  to  the  men  who  had  heell  in· 
s trullle nt'li  ill  the  organizat ion  :111<1 
dendoprnellt  of  Ihe  institution 
in 
the  early  ye:::lrs  of  its  history,  and 
{Iedared  th:11  it  was  ht!cu u5C  of the 
sp1cntlid  t)' I>C  of  mell  who  were  in 
cha rge at  thlll  limc that  the  college 
WlIS  plact.>(1  on  a  firm  footing. 
lie 
urgt.'{i  simplicity  and  econom_"  in  all 
IlHllters  pertaining  to  Slu(lcnt  life. 

;111<1 

!tep.  Pr:IY,  of  Ealon  Co., ga\'e  a 
t:llk  which  wa;;  hl:lrtily  receivt.'"(1. 
lie bclievell th:~t t Ilc  .ncll and women 
g raduat ed  from 
:\1.  ~\.  C.  were  :1 
cn--ui,  to  the  instilUlioll  !md  a  hig 
a,,:>ct 
that  ~n~ r y 
county  was  10)':1110  Ihe  c .. lIege  :111{[ 
ils  work. 

to  the  stitle 

R ep.  McBride  spoke  of  the "I. 
A.  C .  !:!:raduates  and  their  work  in 
the west, lind declll rL'{1  thllt ell){iueer 
inK  was  one of  lhe g-reatcst  fu ctors 
lit  Ihe  prescnl  time  in  reclniming 
\,a",  arens  of  waste  bill!.  The in 
st itution,  said  he,  Ileserves  lulequa te 
appro priation  from  the ha nds o f  the 
legislature  for  lhe  work  which  it  is 
attempting  to do. 

Secy.  I3rowlI  Slate-d 

that  it  h;ld 
been  his good pleasure 10 sign  1,000 
tliplom:ls  fo r  ,\1.  A.  C.  graduates 
and  they  11Iid  made  gooc..l  100. 
lI e: 
callcd  IIlh'llIion  to  the great  interest 
bein,l{  taken  ill  agriculture  by  the 
\-anous  organizAtions  of  the  state 
the  result  of  which  was  a  still 
greater demand  upon  the  college, 

Voc31  music  WIIS  furnished  hv 
Mr.  II.  S.  Frost.  of J:lckson,  and 
the  progrllm  closed  with  Alma 
Mater. 

'01. 

~Iiss  Alice  GUlln  contempl:ues 
spending  th e  sum mer 
in  Europe. 
lIer  trip  begins  June  zSth.  Bhe 
writes,  It!  :\In  enjoying  my  work 
(director of  domestic  sciencc,  Stllte 
NornH11  and  I ndustrial  SchOol,  E I 
lend:lle,  N. Dakota)  immensel),. 
I 
am  lllwn.rs  gllid 10  hellr  :my news of 
dear old  M.  A.  C," 

The oM.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

SUBSCRIBERS  TO  THE  POR 
TRAlT  FUND. 

The  Beal  and  Cook  Portrait 
Fund  makes  grateful  acknowledg. 
ment to date  to  the following; 

Mr.  and Mrs.  Pokorney 
W. O.  TholDp80n 
J .  D.  Bill 
Henry Haigh 
E.  D.  Broob 
R.  B.  Gunnison 
B . C.  Trout 
B.  w.  Peet 
W.  L.  Barvey 
D.  S.  Bullock 
Oeo.  L.  Tllller 
J.  Beaumont 
W.  J .  Wright 
D.  Kedzie 
R.  T .  McNaugton 
T.  G.  Phillips 
D.  AndeMIOIl 
Ueo.  C.  Monroe 
Jos.  Rosen 
Byron  Halstead 
Lt.  C.  PAStie 
B.  B.  Mumfo rd 
B .  T  Thomas 
Frank  8all 
B. F.  Parks 
.A.  G. Chll.':te 
F.  C.  Skeeb 
R.  S.  Campbell 
W.A.  FOJ: 
Alice Gunn 
D. B. Jewell 
.A.  M.  Patriarche 
J.  Wood ma n 
Bell  F.  Rahn 
W.  R.  Rummier 
G.  E  Ewillg 
R.  J .  C~awrord 
Mr  and  Mrs. H ugl,  Baker 
Mr . 8ml  Mra.  M8yO 
A.  L.  \Va~rs 
Chas.  McKiuney 
L.  D.  Bushnell 
A.  E.  Koch er 
Kn.tl .. riue Kod, 
W .  T.  L8ngley 
C.  A .  Gne!.!. 
R.  Haigh 
K.  Baldw  n 
S.  F.  Edwards 
('.eo.  RoyCfl 
E.  D.  Sandel'9On 
F.  Kiefer 
J.  E.  W . Tracy 
Luther Bilker 
J .  A..  Dice 
V.  M.  Sh06!!mith 
M.  K.  lirninard 
R.  R  Lyon 
M .  Kainll 
C.  G.  Woodllury 
Blanch  Freedwan 
N  Searing Skinner 
Daniel Strange 
C.  H . Judsou 
Geo.  W. Jenks 
J.  D.  ~lt-Louth 
ChM.  Herrmann 
L.  A  Sre"!:r 
E.  J .  Rowlt")' 
C.  S.  Bemis 
S.  H.  Fulton 
O.  L.  Ayres 
B.  D_ Roberta 
R.  V. Turner 
W .  Ughtbody 
S.  W.  Tracy 
II.  1.  Ingall 
G.  H.  Ellis 
F.  Linkletter 
f'.  L.  Chappell 
C.  B.  Cook 
K .  L .  Butterfield 
ii.  L.  Cham b6rlain 
Ed.  Ballottch 
W .  Paddock 
H.  Ross 
B.  F.  BRin 
Mr.  and Mr!!.  R.  B.  Duer 

C.  B.  Peck 
Frank Johnson 
A.  C.  Burnham 
J .  W . Tourney 
O.  O.  Dunham 
E.  11 .  Bra.duer 
C.  E.  Sumner 
Thea. StanlliY 
R.  Lillie 
ehas.  Ferris 
H. G.  Reynolds 
Chu. Garfield 
R.  S.  Newton 
F .. n . Mor riSOIl 

GRADUATES  AT  THE  ROUND 
UP. 

Following  :Ire  some o f  the  1\'i.  A. 
C .  men  who attcnded  the  big  insti 
tute  Febr uH r y  25th  to  28th; 

E .  O.  Ladd,  '78,  Old  Mission  

farmer. 

Dean  D;I\'el1port,  '7S,  of  Ill.  Uni· 
,'ersit)',  who  ~a,· c  two  ali{lre,,"ses 
d uring  the  week. 

H.  13.  Cilllnoll,  '88,  R ochester 

farmer. 

Cha rles  B.  Cook, 'SS,  of  Owosso 

_ farmer. 

Geo.  Stow . 

'S8,  of  Fuwler 

farmer. 

L.  A.  Clinlon, 'Sg, of the  Depart 
!'nent  of  Farm  Managemem 
;It 
\\'ashinglon  who  also  spoke  on 
Thursda),  eveninK. 

E.J.  Rowle.y.  '90,  of  Greenville. 
B.  A.  Holden,  '91,  of  \\- ixolll_ 

farmer. 

George  Ewin~ , 

'92.  of  Ross 

farmer. 

farmer. 

A.  B.  Cook,  '93,  of  Owosso 
n . ./.  Rohb,  with  'n,  Surveyor 

of  IIlKn:ull  Co. 

R.  E.  1-.·lor ro\\"  '~, Central  L.ke 

_ f:trm e r. 

J.  H.  Skinner, 

'01,  agricultural 

al!!ent  for  Kent County. 

Burt  \Vermuth ,  'o;!,  Detroit.  As· 
sociate Edilor o f .lliclu·!· aN Farm/!/'. 

Edwin  Allis, 

'03,  'of  Adriall _ 

farmer. 

S, F. Gatt:s, '03, of  Ionia -farmer. 
C.  n.  Taylor,  '04,  of  Odord, 

f:trmer. 

GeOrKe:  l-olcMullen,  '04.  of  Grand 

Le(lge,  flumer. 

R. J. Carl, '05. of  Bath, - fanner. 
F"n·d  S.  Dunks,  '0S,  of 
linion 

City, 

farmer. 

\V.  K.  Hough,  '06,  of  Almont, 

-farmer. 

Earl  P.  Robinson,  'oi,  of  Deca 

lur,  Iml., - chemist. 

\\' anl  M.  P llrker,  'oS, of  Grand 

Blane, __ farmcr. 

A.J. H utchins,  '0<),  Te:.chc r  of 

AI-:"r.  at  M uske!!oll. 

J.  G.  France, '11.  of  :\larsh:1l1 ,_ 

farmer. 

C.  S.  LangJon,  '11,  Teilcher  of 

. \ g r ic ultur~  at  \,",lIen-liet. 

A.  Mc\'iltie,'1 t, Teacher of  A g. 

c ulture. SI. Jo h ns. 

ALUMNI. 

'05· 
\\' .  P.  Rohinson  is  sales engineer 
fur  the  Northern  Crane  Co. of  To 
ron to,  C:ln. 

'06. 
r-.lcDermid 

H.  13. 

located  at 
}.:;eoku k,  Iowa,  where  he 
is  con· 
nt'cted  with  the  Mississippi  Ri ver 
P ower  CO. 

is 

r-.I iss  Rosemond  }.:;edzie,  who 
h:~s  been 
the  public 
te:tching  in 
schools  at  Libby,  1 10m.,  has  re 
signcd  her  position  to  accept an  in· 
the  de par t menl  'o f 
struc torship  ill 
domestic  art  in  Ames,  lao 

'Oi· 

\V.  \ V.  De1:mge  is  president  of 
the  Gabriel  Concrete  Reinforce 
ment  Com pan)', of  Delroil.  Mich. 

"0. 

\-.  L.  Tagget!  i!  surveyor  with 
the  e ngineering  corps,  L-. S.  arlll}' 
at  Sterling,  Ill. 

C.  H.  Pon it z  is .no\\'  working  f o r 
the  Sh:lw  Elcctnc  Crane::  Co.  al 
l\I uskegon,  l\1 ich. 

T. A.Jonl:m  has changed  his res· 
idence  add ress to 3633 N. 'loth  A \"t •.• 
Chicago.  H eis st ill  cOlHlectnl wilh 
the  Americ:III  B ridge  Co. 

, I  l. 

J.  \V.  Applin  is  now  with 

the 
:\Iot o r  Co.,  o f  Detroit, 

Flanders 
Mich. 

D.  E.  ll obart, of  the  abO"e  class, 
is  teaching  in  the  puhlie  schools  of 
Tra verSe  Cil,'". 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

:\Ir. and  ,\lrs.  Ii.  F.  Buskirk, of 
\V;lyland,  have  heen  "isiting  tht:ir 
daughte r.  Mrs. 
:tnd 
family  fo r  :1  few  ~Ia)'s . 

,  F.  Baker 

The  Sophomore  5\\'(',1Iers  h;l\'c 
:Irri \'e J , :md  a re ce rt:linl y  ,"cry h:md 
sOllleaffairs.  The style is a  \ .  neck, 
wilh  the letters  1915  ill  white. 

Dr. J. \V . Sutherland, o f  thc St;lte 
Congreg:l!ion:ll  Bo,lrd, spoke  in  the 
chapel of  thc  I'eople's  Church  Sun· 
{lay  morning on  the  state  work. 

The s:lcrell  conce rt  ~i\"~<11  by  the 
band  Su nday  afternoon  w;.s  all  that 
could  be  ~lcsi re\l,  :md 
the  larg:~'  at  
tendance  IS  proof  th:1I  the efforls of 
Prof. Cla rk  and  his  musici:ms  arc 
appreci<lte(l. 

Two  new  spi.·ciOlI  bulletins  will 
soon  he  ready  for  distribUlion.  One 
o f  these,  Spccial  Xu.  59, is  Oil  small 
fruits  by  F. A.  \\'il kin,of  tht·  ~outh 
! l:iven  Experiment 
::;IallOIl.  T he 
second  is  by  Prof.  C.  1'.  Il:tlligall 
Oil  Celery  Culture. 

In  the  try  011t  fo r  Ir:u:'k  l11ell,  on 
T hursd:,y,  pral'lieall\'  the  Slime  lIu'n 
won  out  who  reprcs~nted :\1.  A.  C. 
in  Detroit  recentl).  T H'zise is  s ure 
to  be:1 win ncr in  the runs , t:specially 
III  Ih ...  pole  \"Huh, 
ill  the  half  mile. 
Be;luty  :md  Lovdand  tied :11  10'  6,· 
and  will  aUempl  to  hn':lk  the  tic 
Satunby.  Clip!.  Brown h:ls IX'ell ill 
ami  111lublc  to  el1te-r  the contests. hut 
hopes  to  be  ill  t r im  S:ltunl:,y,  when 
the  11.':1111  g-oes  to  Ann Ar bor 10 nWel 
th e  Freshme ll  of the  Univcrsit\"  in 
a  dual  meet. 

-

"  A 

Practical 

Parlial11c11Ian' 
title  o f :1  work  of 
Guide" is  thc 
nearly  50  pages  recenl)"  issued  h\" 
P rof.  E.  S.  }.:; iug, of  the  Euglis'h 
Dept.  The  work  is  the  result o f  a 
demand  on  the  part o f  former  stu 
dents for:1  per manent treatise :llong 
the  lil.lu  outl ined  by 
I~rof.  }.:;ing, 
111  expandil1g  his  Outlines  a 
aud 
three-fold 
re(luest  ha~  been  ob 
served;  I.  To show  concreteh'  Ihe 
simple, :IS  well  :.s the intricate \~· ork. 
ings.~he pllrliamentar)'  formula' 
' 
z. 
the 
0  set  forth  the  logic  of 
powers,  limitations,  :tnd  rel:ltions  of 
motiOIlS:  and  3.  To  discuss  point 
in  parlia 
edly  11100te,1  ques tions 
nlentary  philosophy .  T his  work 
is  laken  up  through  :t" p:lrliamen_ 
1;lry 
which,  when 
thoroughly  memorized,  U1Hkes  the 
Illore  easily 
s ubjec t  matter  much 
understood . 

,. 

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t!\'crylhing  in 
Announcements,  Programs, 

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Invitations,  Etc. 

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the  pleasure  of  showing  you 
the  finest  collection  of  Ladies'  and  Gentle-

c.A LLOW  US 
::J  men's  F urnishings  ever  brought  to  Lansing. 

'n  furnishings  fo,  College 
W e  specialize 
trade.  Always  find  the  latest  in  Sweaters, 
M ackinaws,  Rain  Coats,  Caps,  Ha ts,  Shins 
and  N eckwear  at 

MIFFLIN 'S 

We  are  Showing 
T he  Largest  and  Best  Assortment of Novel ties  In 
Neckwear,  Fancy Jewelry,  Gloves,  Hosiery,  Etc. 
A  cordial  invi tation  is  extended  to  the  College 

people  to 

.. 
pay  us  a  VISit. 

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I -

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Chisels 
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FURNITURE 
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Cots 

Folding  Bed. 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

ALL  GOODS  DELIVERED  f REE: 

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-~ 

Th{'  wiull'r  krill  balll]uet  of  Ihe 
EnJ,:'illcering"  Soci{'t)'  will  be  h{'Jd  :11 
Ihe  lIotcllJo\\ lley  l\[(lrch  IS. 

, 

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ABOUT  THE  CAM P US 

A  !lew  bullclin 

011  /\Iblfa  hy 
nol\'  heill;': 
I~ro f.  Sho<:smith 
Ill.tik·ll  to  1he  65 ,000  1l:II11CS  011  Ihe 
regular  lisi. 

i.. 

A  large  l1umbe r  of  Ilew  photu. 
],!T:lphs  han'  h{'cll  secu red  for  u"e 
ill  the  April  hulletin,  which  will  ~o 
to  thc  prilltl'r  this  \\ eel.. 

Charles  Friar. 'I.!. milk  illspcuor 
of  the  cil\' of  Flint.  w:tS  al 
:'01 .• \. 
C.laSI  w"cek  to  cons ult  with  Dr. 
Giltllcr and  Olliers  \\ ith  rdcfl'IK'C  to 
fiuill).:'  up  a  laho ralory  for  hi~  ill' 
sr~cclion  work. 

Prof.  Barrows  I"HI"  just  re CC;\ ell 
a  lie\\'  light  speed  petrographical 
,u icros"ope  to  he  used  for  311n1llCe(1 
\\ork  ill  l'eOlo],!y.  T hroul{h  it s  usc 
thin  "Ii.:c,.,  of  rock  cr\~I:l l5 :lnd  mill' 
eTllls  m!l~  he  studied: 

The  ;"Iiehigau  .\c;lllelll~- of  :-;ci, 
its  "nllilal  lIl{'etinJ,:' 
encc  will  hol.1 
in  Ann  Arbor thi:.  year 011  .\pri l,. 
.\  numher of  ;..1.  .\. C.  people  l·on· 
lelllplate  auenllin).:'  Ihese  lIlecliu;,:'s. 
!Jr. 
Ihe 
botanica l  Ilt'pnrttllcn!.  i~  ::.ccrct.,ry 
of  the  academ~. 

ill'  Zeeuw,  of 

I<.idl ard 

lnsl ructor  Ch:lrles  \\' .  Bro\\fI, of 
thc  Department  of  Hacle riolog~. 
attended  the  Ih ree  lIa\s'  school  for 
I\;IirVIllCtl,  held  at  ;"1 i.  PleaS(lIlt  re' 
ccnt!\,.  where  he  gavc  (Ill  exhihil 
cove;i""  ~bi ry  bacteriolo"" ,  infec· 
lious di~cases of  t:allle,  elc~'  Olhers 
.\1.  A.  C.  who  appeared  on 
from 
the  progrnm  were  Dr.  Lyman  atld 
Prof.  Linton. 

inslilutc.  ;u'} llou llcing 

\\' C  111I\'c  on  our  desk a  cop.\  o f 
the  bulletin  issued  h\"  the  Chicago 
Ihc 
Centr:11 
opening  of a  school  in  Chicago  to 
train  mell  for operaTing work.  The 
companies  inlcrested  in  this  work 
:m,l  the  Chicaxo  Design  Co.,  The 
Felleral  Sign  Systcm, and  the  lIli· 
nois  ~orthcrn  Ulilities  Co ..  :'oliddlc 
\\'cst  Utility  Co., :tl1(l 
the  Public 
Sen·jee  Co.,  o f  ~ orthcrn  Illi nois. 
Elich  of  these  cOlllpani es  are  intcr· 
ested in  maintaining training schools 
of  Ih is  k ind .• 

The St:.tc  l'ni\'er"it~  has adopled 
>I  IICW  ,, \ s tem  of  ,'redils  :R·cordill).:' 
to  :'olr.  (:"OIlS.  The  StudelH  mal.· 
in~ :ttl  ., A  "  in  ;I  four  hour  subject 
is :.::i\ic])  3  c redits ;  :I  ,. !{" .!  credits; 
.. C·' I c redit:  "  [) .. ;.  p:lssing  I\lt\rk : 
:11111  helow  lJ  he  IllII St  take  the  sub. 
jetl  o\'cr ill  cia"".. 

Our senior cn,t:ineer  arc just  now 
courses. 
(Ippro.:uticcship 
slud\'inK 
l:ir:.::e  ltIanuf:tcturin;,:' 
Xe:"\rl\  C\'en 
cOllce~'1  1ll:I;'ntains 
lIppr~·IITicc. 
ship  cOllrse  for  J,:'r:lduate  stude]}ts, 
:\11\\  some  of  t he  opcraling:  compan, 
ies  arc 
tntill in !.! 
(llso  org:lIli:-:illl' 
COllr"eS  for  thei r  employes  amoll).:' 
\\'hit:h  is  the  COuHIlOllwealth  Elec, 
tric Co., of Jackson. 

:tII 

The 

Ifigh/aml  Pari:  7i'mcs 
l[)e1roit l  melHions  the  fact  that  :\ 
nc\\'  building code  rcct:ntl~'  adopted 
makes il  necessary 10  ohtain  permi ts 
for  :111  bu ildiu;.:'s.  Thcse  permits 
will  be  handled  by  Mr.  \\'.  E. Joh n . 
son. 'oi. and  includes  inspeclion  of 
all  buildi n;.:-s,  signs,  de\'ators,  lire 
esclpes,  etc.,  and  the  keeping  o f 
records of  all  such  inspections  :Hld 
;\I r.  Johnson  has  had  ex· 
pl·rl~lits. 
lellSll'e 
these 
experience 
lines  of  wo r k  and  is  well  qual. 
ified  fo r  the  illlport:lIlt task. 

along 

.\1:lr.  I  \\':15  Ihl'  l'oldcst  d:l ~  nl1 
record  for  Ihe  pre~l'ut  wil1lcr,  the 
oHil'i;,lllrop  bcillJ.:'  10  helo\\', 

Field  AgCHI  O.  1-:.  Whitt,  ~I>ellt 
the past  week  al  the  lIi)!h  ~cht~I 
ill  Fremont  where  :-;.  ~, ::;rnilh.  'I I, 
is  Il'ach~'r of  a;.:riculture. 

E.  L  Larisvn.  illstructor in  ch ~'m , 
istTl  at  ~1.  .\. C.  ill  '0;  '06.  \\ri tes 
intc'r{'still;,:'ly  I)f  his  work  as  n1l.:.'I:II· 
lurgi.:al  t'\ll{inee r  ;11  [Sabl'lla,  T CIIIl. 

Uean 

:uldreSS{"11 
the 
Shaw 
F .. rmiCrs'  duh  .,1 
;"[ellt!on,  :Ind  thl' 
Live  Siock  Brced",rs'  As"oci;ltioll 
meeting  (II  Niles  dllring'  Ilw  p:I~1 
wcek. 

Dr.  \\':lrtl  (iiltner, o f  th{'  (kp:.rt. 
nlCl1I  o f 
J,:'lIerio\ol{),  and  CilY 
[[ ealth  Oll-icer  Dr.  U.  II.  BrUiC)!d. 
: ~tt ellded  the  :'-olichi).:':1ll  Association 
of  [--'ubli"  II c:lhh  Vlli,'er",  held  ill 
Ann  Arbor  the  palSt  \\el·k. 

Through the klfl(lness of :'-oj  r.  Ra.\· 
D.  Pcnny,  editor.  Farm  I. I!"  (II/,l 
Agricilltflral  Epitomisl  has  been 
placed  011  Iht'"  l·xchange  list  o f  .\f. 
A.  C ..  and  will  be  found  in  the 
readillg 
~[r. 
I~cnll c.r  waS  formerly  instructor  in 
EIIJ.;"li~h  :1I  .\1.  A. C. 

room  each 

lnOillh. 

;"lr.J.  C.  Th  L· [)llOf,  of  our  bo, 
tanical  department. is  prcp:trin;,:'  a 
book  on  Dcmlrology  (trees  and 
sh rubs),  which  will  comprise  SOIl1C 
[ I  will  no t  be 
6so or  ioo  p:l).:'cs. 
compll'1ed for at  ICBst a -,"car or morc, 
;IS  :'o1r.  l 'phof  is  al",u  writing  :trti, 
clcs  for  (jernHIiI.  French . :tnd  Dut ~'h 
p<'riodic:ds.  Thi s  will  be  his  "ec, 
ond  book, the ti rst h:t\'ing b{'cll  w rit· 
tcn  in  Gcnn:llI, :u\(1  was  published 
in  Leipzeg  in  1910.  The  title  is 
Die Gflanzcll'gallllltg'CII.  This will 
hc  thc  fi rst  work, it  i ..  unJerstooll. 
to  ).:'i\'~  a  complete  lisl  o f  all  knowll 
plHllt  species. 

:'o ! rs. 

Prof.  allll 

\\'.  L.  Lod;.:'"c 
re ry plc;ls;lIH.I "'ltert:lincd the "'l' niur 
member",  of  thc  I'hi  D clta  ::-ociet\ 
Frifl:!\' 
\\t'd~· . 
Canl;  \\l're  ('lIj.,\cd.  after  which 
light  rdre"hmellls werl'  "ene.1. 

C\~·lIill:.! 

la"'l 

uf 

• 

T h ~'  cleetril':tl  departmcnt  has  1111 
exhihiti!)11  o ne cell of  :1 BUrJl·nostotl 
hatter).  T his  i.,  a  n,,\\  type of cell 
inlel!(l('d  to  do  the  work  onlinarih 
Iione  11\'  .In'  cell,., hilt  i"  mud}  lIlor'c 
It  is  dcstined 
dfl:cti\:e  anll  l:t"Iin).:". 
to  becollle  quite  :I  factor  in  aUla 
li;.:'htill~. 
F.  j\ . 

:"ugler,  prcsille nt  of  the 
Y.  ~1.  C.  A.,  spoke  hefore  the 
univlI  IIlcetilll{  ~umb)' c,enill~  nn 
Ihe  Lake  l;~'nc\"n conference :lItli  in 
con nection  wilh  the lecture so 'nc is 
lantern  slides  Were  used. 
i" 
planned  10  h;l\'e 
.:o.lr.  Xa~ler  "ish 
six  or eig-hl  o f  the colleges  of  the 
st:lle  in  the  intcreSts  of  thl'  L :lk ~ 
Geneva  1Il0venl{'ll\. 

I r 

GrOver :-;ecord  wriles  th:lI  he  ha" 
had  all  extrerncl.r  ple"sant  year  as 
asSiSt:m\ chelilist o f the Guanlallamo 
Sugar  Co. of  Cuba.  Feb''!4  \\'a", 
a  holidav  for  thc  nati\·/:s  and  :'olr. 
Sccord  gi\"l~s an  intcresting d{'scrip' 
tion  of  the  celebnllion. 
Ilc  plalls 
to  retu rn  to  the Sillies  soon  ;lIill  will 
spentl  the Summe r  in  thc  wcst.  ~ Ir. 
Secord  WIlS  a  fonncr  :'01.  A.  C .  m(U1 
alltl  spedali:-:ed  in  chemisl ry. 

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Because  its  telegra ph  lind  correspondence serv ice  c.whlt:  it to 
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AN  ALUMNI  SECRETARY. 

Quotations from  those  who  have 
w riuen  our  secrcblf)'  conccrninv; 
this  posit ion: 

In regard to the permanent tl lul1l11i 
!lecrctary,  1  wOll ld  think  the  time 
had come  when  it  would  be  almost 
necc.ss:.ry  to  have one. 
\Vc  hlt"e  n 
per son  here  ( l'urilue)  111  om  regiS 
t rar's office  who doesn't do  much of 
an)'lhin~ cis!:  bllt  keep  the  alumni 
rt."COrds. 

J. Troop, 'is. 

A 

permanent  secretary  would 
mea II  much  10  the alumni if  he:  we re: 
lt  also 
alivc  to  his  opportunity. 
should  mean  much  to the  institution 
in  the  way  of  ad ve rtising  through 
the  alumni. 
the  ex 
pense  of  a  permanenl  secretary  be 
met,  and  would  it  be  possible  to 
select  some  olle  of  the  secretaries 
now  011  the  college  10  take  0 11  this 
additional  work :-

J l ow  wou ld 

C .  F.  llerrmann, '97. 

As  to  the  need  o (  a  permanent 
.;ecrctarJ  to  look  a ft e r  the  alumni, 
you  who are  on  the  g round  kllow 
mo re  of  the need  than  J  do. 
\\'ith 
the  need  will  come a  way of supply. 

E.  if.  ilradner, '6sI. 

The  suggestiou  that  the  alulllni 
employ a  permanent secretary  meets 
Ill)  approval.  The  adv:lIltll~e  of 
is  obvious  amI  the  C'xpense 
thi .. 
for  each  (liumnus  would  IJC  normal. 

Frank Johnsou,  '95. 

Am  hea r tily  in  favo r  of employ. 
ing  It  pe rmauent  secret(l ry  for  tile 
. \JunJni  Associ,uion. 

Leland  D.  Bushnell,  '05. 

The secrcL1ry  of  the  Alum ni  As· 
sociation  and  the staff o f  the  :"of.  A. 
C.  RRCOIIU  might  cooperate  in  do 
ing  this  wo rk. 

I I.  A.  H aigh,  ·H. 

CO\lld 110t  Ihis  be taken care of  >IS 
regular  division  of  the  work  of 
II 
the registrar's office  and  the college 
be:u"'major expense ~ 

C .  \Voodbury,  '0-1. 

Seems !IS  Ihough sccrctary o f  col· 
lege might  do  it  for  a  time  yet  at 
IcnsL 

\\". T.  Langley,  'S~. 

I  do  nOI  sec  any  rcason  why  the 
College should not do this  work  aud 
ch:l rge  it  to  acivC'rtising. 

• 

R.  S.  Campbell,  94. 

\\. otlld  lhe alumni  secretary  have 
to  be  paid  from  funds  raised  by  the 
:llumni: 
\\Tould  he have  nny  othe r 
duties  to  pe rform  in  die  college? 
It seems  to  me  Ihal  some  eomhi 
nation  might  he  worked  out b)" 
\\leans  of  which  the  c"VClue  cou ld 
be  reduced. 

G.  :"olasselink.  '95. 

Regarding  the  proposition  of  II 
permanent  secretary  as  lUI  agenC) 
for  keeping  the  alumni  informed 
regard ing  each olher,  1 consider the 
pilln excellent. 
I  hope the hoys will 
pUI  it  through  and  I  will  lend  what 
little  assistance  I  :1111  IIhle  to  g i\·e. 
B. F.  S a in ,  '93' 

T he suggestion  that a  permanent 
secretary  be  employed  seems  a 
timely  one aud  I  should  like  to  see 
the  movemellt  take  dennite  shape. 

O.  L.  Ayrs, '02. 

1 am  very  much  in  flwor  of  h3v 
ing a  pcr mancnt seen:tu ry  employed 
to  care  for  t he 
intcrests  of  our 
Alumni. 

T.  Glelln  P hillips,  '02. 

[  think a  permanent  Secret3ry  is 
much  needed  and  would  be  great I)" 
appreciRted  b)'  the  Ahlllllli. 

Hell  Farrand  Rahll, '06. 

1 think  the  Alumni  should  h:we 
a  perma nent  secretary  alltl  have 
been  in  fa"or  of  this  for  II  good 
while,  bllt  if  they  (Ire  TO  employ 
one, he  should be  employed  by them 
nnd  to  represellt  them  and  1I0t  be 
employed by  the  co ll e~e (ldministra 
tion, o r  the State  Board of Agricul 
ture.  O f  course  you  understand 
the  above  is  no  reflection  on  your 
being secrel'llry,  but  my  view  as  to 
f utu re  policy .  The  Alulllni  Secre 
tary  must be  responsi ble  ollly  to  the 
Alumni. 

E.  D.  Sanderson,  '97. 

I  am  in  fll\'or  of II  permnl1entsec 
llUilched 
the  expense 

rCtllry 
the reto  is  not  100  grell!. 

if 

R.  R.  L yo n, 'ag. 

I believe thaI with sixteen hund red 
above  outlined 
It  is 

alumni 
should  be  e ntirel y  p ractical. 
certainl y  desinlhle. 

the  plan 

C.  Ii.  Peck,  '07. 

F ebruary  ~Sth  Dr.  R..  C.  Bellner, 
all  instructor  in  c hemistry  in  1902-
1903,  c:llIel\  on  Professor  Kedzic. 
l ie is on  a  lecture trip before  \'arious 
o rganiz ations  interesled  in  city s an 
itation.  On  the  previous  night  he 
lectured  before  Ihe  :=oth  Cenlury 
Club o f  Detroit 011  Ihe Smo ke Ques. 
tion  and  his  ilwesligotiolls  arc  of 
great p ractical  inlereSL  H e  has  de 
termined  lhltt  50  per  cent..  of  the 
s unlight  is  shut off  from  Pittsburg 
by  the  cloud  of smoke  produced  by 
that  Illunicipality.  Dr.  Benner  is 
COllllcctel1  w ith  t he  J:u ge  research 
laborato ry  main tained  in  connect ion 
,,,ith 
the  Unive rsi Ty  of  Pittsbu rg. 
An entire  building  is  Ilevoted  10  re 
seOlrch  work  and  men  cmploycd  o n 
a  large "("arielY  of lines  inciudinp: re 
search  fo r  the  improvement o f  the 
manufact ure  of  glass, cemenl  cera 
mics,  flour  fo r  baking, oil  refining, 
etc.  Since  leaving  1\1.  A.  C.  Mr. 
BCllner  rccei ved  h is  Dr.'s de g ree  at 
the  un;"ersity  o f 
\ Visco nsi n  and 
for  five  ),cn rs  was  Profcssor  of 
the  University  o f 
Chemistry 
A rizona.  Later  ill 
the  yell r  per 
it  may  be  possible  that  Dr. 
haps 
Benne r  mlly  be  st,:<;u red  to  discuss 
his  line  of  work before  all  ),1.  A. C . 
audience. 

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L"pon  iU\' jt,l tion  of  Prof.  Kedzie, 
D r.  Hibbard  gl\\"e  Il  talk  before  the 
class  in  agricultural  chemistry  re 
centlJ,  his  subject  being" Th e  Role 
of  the  Mineral  Substances  in  the 
to 
Soil  With  S pecial  R e ferenFc 
Bal:tuced  Solu tio ns." 

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