The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COL LEGE . 

YOL.  18. 

);0.  2" 

MID-WINTER  CONCERT. 

A  NIGHT  OFF . 

TAU  BETA  PI. 

Friday  Evening ~ Armory. 

The " l lllU:I! ':0111:," .-1.  u,;uOIII.,  ';:I\'ell 
ill  ,.  rnill,w;lll~'r."  will  be  :,:ilCll  in 
the  ;muory  Frida)  ~'\'eni ni!  of  this 
\Ieek. 

' J'he  production  j~  10  I.c  Ilia,'a 
'h,I'"  \rcddil1;!  1'~'a~1  hI'  Colcrid;:c 
'1' :I\' lor,  which  will  h~'  prc,.crllcd  lw 
thc'choru:- o f  1)0  lo ic ... "  IIllder  Ih'(' 
,lin:cliOIl  uf 
I'ruf.  Kilkcll:  :\li_,. 
Frc\"l1Oh'r,  :lCCfl1llpalli-.\.  T he  chur 
u"  Ii  ill  hI'  'I~.~i-'Icd  'hi~ fen  h.I'll11' 
cuJlc~c ... rch"'''lr:llJf  30 pieces.  whidl 
traini!l;:  durin;:  the 
Ila:"  bel'l! 
,\jn1er  1110nlh- for  thi,.  CO Il Cl'rl . 

in 

:\Ir.  IJadd  Dunhar.  O i l"  (If  Chi 
cago's 111051  f:ulIo\ls lellor", has  hel' !1 
sec\1red  to  sin,;:  at  this  lime. 
!'n.; 
ccdil1~ tho..:  rq;ul'lr  pm;,:-r'HIl  lit- will 
;:;in;.:- a  ;..: rOllp  of  son;.::-s,  :IS  fol1011  ~ : 
_\  :-i011;";  of  Th:H1k",~i\-ill)!, h.1 
.-\llit· 
~":ll:  Th~  Rohin ,~ ,  II\'  ~kJ)(j\\"I.:IL 
"lid 
IJulln.  The"e 
"Ollg"S  will  be  :I  f~'1tllr..:  ,~f  the  pr(l 
gram, ;lnd  110  lI1u~ic 101":1"  \\ 111  W.lilt 
ttl  Illi",,;  them, 

[In-ictus,  hv 

[t  i"  als"  ~r:ltif_Iill;"::  t,)  kllOl1  lhat 
thl' re  is  now  a  culkge  "rc!Il· ... tr:l, 
<llIll  thai  thl'1  will  fir,,1  appcar  ill 
cOllllectiun  \\"';tl1  Ihis  ("nll("trt, 

T his  l'ntl'r!aillmt:llt  is  undl'r  tht: 
rq.~ul;ir leclIIre  COll r"t: s erit:,;,  aflll  :111 
student" will hc  adll'litted  Ilpon  pte,, 
,\d 
clll,ltiun  of  thc  cOIIPon  lickl'l. 
l))i,,5ioll  1U  all  other",  wi\!  he  .!5 

,,: elll~. 

T he  member ...  (,f  thl'  dlOI"lI"  h;1\-l' 
hcclI  hard  :II  w,)rk  Oil  Ihi..  P('p:I1.lr 
protiucli()ll,  lIIlll.  II  itll  lllL'  addcd  at 
lral·tioll  o f  tIl('  Ill'\\'  urchcstr:1  alld 
sp..:cial  lllusic  hy  ~Ir.  DUllhar,  will 
p~L'Sellt (llll'  of  thc  hesll'ol1cert,.  \t:1 
),!"I\en.  Tell  \'our  friclld~  :1110111- ii, 
:wd  Ii\!  Ih..:  _\nllDrv  Friel:.,'  ni}:"hL 

PROF .  BAKER  LEAV ES  FOR 
EUROP E  MAR CH  25· 

!'rof.  I.  FrclI  Bakl'r,  (.f  "llr  for· 
esln' dcj),lrlrnl'llt,  k'<!n:s  for  [':urope 
011  ~I:trdl  zith. 011  Il'ale of ,Ihscilte 
g-rallt.-,I  hy  the  Stall.::  I{O;lrd  of  A}! 
ril'ultllrc  fOr  11110.:  ,"car  10  make  oh 
st'r\'alion~ alml)!  Ihe  lines  of  foreSt 
actiliti..:" 
ill  E uropl'an  COlilltric!'. 
Assist,lIlt  Prof.  Sanford will  he  an· 
iug  bead  of  the  dl·pannlel11  during 
l'>roL  U:lk..:r's  absencl'. 
I Ie  will 
,.pend  "omc  time  lit  tbe  Cni"crsity 
of  ~lulli ch  ;'Ind  Ihe  L-Ili,-ersit)'  nf 
Zurich, ,Iftcr  whidl  he  \\ ill  swdv 
act I \'e  fllrest operations in  GCTln;'ll_v. 
F ra llce.,  and  Switzerland. ;'Ind  north 
ern  It:I!I'.  T hl'lllrpl'ntilleon::hards 
o f  F'r:u;ce  ;'Iml  the  cork  pl:tll iations 
of  Sp:lin  will  he  poinls  of  intereSt. 
It is  planzll'd  10  1I1ake  speci'll  siudy 
Il f t hc  municipal  forests o f  Germ;lIl)", 
nud  their  possible ;lpplic;ltioll ill  this 
eOUlll n ·.  P hotogra phs  will  be  St 
cu re ll, ~ho\1 in);  cOIHli tio ns  allli  oper· 
illustratil'C  m:ltcrial  for 
alions  as 
~tereoplican slides  for usc  ill  Ihe f o r 
estry  dcp:lrtl11ellt, 

Prof.  Bake r  :mu  f:lIni1\- \Iill  sail 
011  ~'arch  27th  011 
thc'  Kaiscrin 
1\IIO'II:;;IC  \ -[clori a,  of  the  Il:llnlmrg' 
~Irri\'es  ill 
Am"t'r[call  Line ,  \\'Ilich 
Ifnmburg- :.bollt  .-\pril  .JIh. 

Till' 

l<lkel1 

lTellil 

\\,;1<'  well 

:'II.  A.  C.  Dr:llllatic  Cluh 
l'l'rtainll'  desen·e  /..("rt::it 
for 
thl'  ;;pll:ndill  prOllucli"ll  uf  A~uslin 
1J:tly's  bree ".\  :o\i}..'ht  Off." ill  Ihe 
:\rlllor~  Frida_I'  i:~·l'l1ing. 
E \·e r ~ 
<l~  the 
'111<1 
part 
pO"tcr"  re,ul,  il  \\,:IS  1,.\  R oll ickin:.:' 
Farc..:  full  of ltliJicrl)uS  prcdiC:I!lll'lJb 
"IllI  1llnn'elnus  l·scapl's.'· 
II  11":1;;  \Iitholll  douht 

the  most 
popul:lt  produclion  ) CI  atll'lllpled 
hI  the  dub  :lnd 
the  hiu  ;W,JiCllCc 
\;:15  k('pt  ill  d"lIht  ~\erY""l11itlllle  :I 
to  how .li1licultiL's  would  he  _ettled, 
Tht,  farcc  lI'a"  "0  brim  filII  of  fun 
that  it  f Uf!1 ished  two  ~o1id  hour"  of 
:md  Ihl!~t:  \\ hu  Werl' 
aUllt"cllll'nt 
fortlll);1le  ellu\l~h In bc  ptc'sent  II'l·re 
l"l:rtai!ll~  In·11  repaid, 

It  was a  farcc  ill  \Ihi"h  Ihcro.:  \\';I~ 
plelllY uf opp"rl1mil_'  f(Or  cll'lcr act 
ill" 
I\-hirh  CI'l'I"\'  part 
ill 
:1)111  Qlle 
II~S  IIdl  1:lkL·tl. 

• 
T he  pby  C"' llter"  arouJIll 

the 
home  of 
l-'ruf.  and  ~Irs .  B:lbbit. 
Til,·  profcs"or  wriks,1  tr,tg'eolr.,mrl 
h_,· 
II  del'er  rll Sl'  Sn;lp  securcs  a 
l'OPY: Ulll  promi"'l's  great  Ihillg's  i f 
he  C;1l)  ullh'  he  gi"l'tl  ;lll opportllllitl' 
to  pili  it  ()n. 
lIe  is  finllll)  allowed 
\0  dtl  so,  hilt  !he scheme  enus  ,Ii,, 
Jlsltt,\lsl\·. 
llle;1J1  time  the 
the 
profl'ssor's  f:tlllily  0::1'1  into  all  ,:;or lS 
of  trllllhle  through  pract iell  jokc~, 
ll1i;;UllderO'talldilll.'!'"  CIC ..  Old  I'rof. 
Babhil  faiul",  and  Ihe rc  is  !-::L'l1cral 
disorder  Whl' 11  it  hecomes  kuowil 
that 
the  repll\;ltioll  of  thl' 
C.1TllP:lIlY  the  professor's  "Ir:lged~ ,. 
was  ... lIpplallle.1  h;.  "/\ :\'tght  Off," 
i:;;  the  C;IS\l'  of  ch <lr· 

Fulloll int::' 

to  ~,,\',,: 

III 

:lCkrs: 

C .... ST. 
___ . _ W.  _\.  ~I .... Donaltl 
Prof,  BlI.hbit 
__ T.  F  Baker 
DI"'1!t~k 
,lack  . _____ . 
_lJ.  A,  Spaulding 
Lord  )'ul~rry ___ " __  .. _. __  I,  J,  Woodiu 
SU'l.p  ._ , ________ 
W,  W,  LI\\'ers 
Prowl  __  ... _._  ..  _._ ... T. A,Glad\len 
__  . Wini fred  Ur-tl 
)ll's,  BlIbbit 
Kat herine Vedller 
i'1j~be ___  . _ 
Anglkll 
__  Ethel  McKill op 
•• __ l!adge  LamereauJ;. 
SII,>alJ _ 
._ LaUf"  Crane 
:llarie_ 

:-ihakl·spe.lfl"S  "As  You  Likl'  It " 
prop.-'rl)  -et  and  Cosl!llllt'd  will  be 
J,:'in·n  hy  the  cluh  "s  an  om-door 
play  dllrin).!  thc  spring  h:nl1. 

NOTICE- JUNIORS,  S ENIOR S. 

1913 

The 

lI ·o/:·c,.i/lL· 

BO:lrd 
wishes  to  :1JlIlounee  the  foHolI  ill~ 
for  the  benent  of  ;II!  juniors  a lld 
scnio r s,  who  intend  to  h:H'c  Ihcir 
pict ure  in  tht:  Anrlllul. 

l' lc·;,se  hand  in  as  soon  as  possi 
ble  "our  fullll;lll1c.and  with  it  a  list 
of  otg'aniz:lliolls  to  which  you  be_ 
long, ,md  :III  collcge acth' ities,  which 
you  (Ie,.ire  10  hale  published  with 
you r  photo;.:-raph , 

The  :<1>0\-1.'  "hould  be  hallllcd 
to 
either  [~, C.  \ ·olz,  i  D,  We lls  Ibl1, 
or  to  F.  I I.  :-'Iuellcr,  Hespc ri:tll 
I-louse,  Co-cds.  may 
their 
names  in  :1\  the  \ \ -Om;lll'S  Building 
to  ~l iss  H ulh  TUrncr, 

tllrJ1 

[n  ,1ll1l01lIlcing'  thi s  the  hO:1rd  sin  
cerely  hopes t hat  all studl'nts will  ,It· 
tcnd  to Ihis m:ltl er p romptly, so  that 
t he  co py  can  be  submitted  to 
t he 
printe r s. 

Thl'Tall  Ikta  I'i  Illcmher"  hdd 
in 
ritual  cXl' r ei"c:;; 
thc  ils~('ciation 
room:;  TIlIlr"dal  l',·cui"g-.  k,lIl/11 illg' 
II-hieh  thl'y  [lto~t:eded  10  Ihc  (iri!! 
R oom of  lh~ j)ollno.:l' II l!II:;~'.whcre 
,)l'C:I 
"  h<ill'luct  W:t;;  ,.er\~,I. 
"j"l1  11':1"  in  hOllor  (,f  I'rol.  :'Ilelick . 
whu  was  reel'nth  dede(1  tu  honor· 
af\·,llember;;hip:  CU\":"s  Wl'rl'  bid 
fo~  ':9,  pral'lic:ilh  :111  uf  thL'  actin.: 
111(·mller,. "L'ill~  ]1-rc~ellt. :l11d  ill  "lIdi 
rl'pre-cZlt;!lin'"  of  holh 
lioll 
the 
f'leult)"  "lid  :l11111111i  Itlelllher". 

' I'hl' 

1-'01101ling:  a  m"",  dl'li~hlflll  h:JlJ· 
'lUl't,  Ihl'  pro!-::ra11l  o f  t"!I~t<;  \\';IS 
I~j s,.l'il  U~  maSler 
~i\'l'll  with  D ea ll 
of ':Crl' lllOtlies. 

.: T he  ~li chi:.!':11l  .'\Ipha Lhaptl'r." 

R,  (;.  Ch:lllllteriain.  '!3. 

"Ll'okin~ On," I',,,r. .\1.  1· . .Iolln 

.tion. 

"Common  Ground,"  l'roL  ' -.  T. 

\rilsoll. 

',Tau  1{l'la  Pi  From  the  ( Iut· 

-"ilk,"  E,  .\ •. \rmSlron:,{.  ·11. 

',III  thc  \\·:1,·:'  I' mf.  C.  A.  :'lIe· 

lick.  ' 

-

.\1  thc  dn"e o f  Ihe  pro;:r:l1n  lilt: 
party  returned  IfI  th~'  .'olk'..!;L·  hy 
:special  (,Hr, 

HORT . CLUB . 

;It 

the 

).!r""ter 

The  g: n .'.:11 

:IlII;I1lI;'l!-::l·  uf  fall  lI,er 
:,p ri!l;!  pl;llllil1~  \llb  Ihe  prill< ipal 
lopiL'  of 
).!i\l'J1  by:-' Ir. 
talk 
Gk'lI  Fr:Hl CC  tl>  the  meHlhcr~ "f  the 
I[ Orl.  Cillb,  \\ ·..:dl1~·~Ual  l'1.'nin'..'. 
:'Ilr.  Fr:mce  lIa~  ).!radlt:ul'd 
lIith 
thl'  '\0  class.  1llld 
pre~l'tlT  ha~ 
charg e  of  the  :-iW:lrt  u r ch:lrd~ l11'ar 
Hattie  Crl"ek.  Then' i~ 110  '1llc~lioJ1 
hut  Ihal  tli..:  f;dl  plalllillt!'  ).!il'c,  lhe 
;1(1\  ,lTH:Ig't' 
10I11I;"::  Iree"  :t 
~\..:r  tho~e  planted  ill 
!ho.:  !lprill).!', 
~llid  ~Ir.  Fr:l11ee.  in  thaI  Ihn  h:tI"c 
tIll' 
:I{h:1l11ag:e  o f  hein~  ~.;  Illul'h 
mOte  linnl.\  set  in  lhl'  ~oil \1-hl'lI  Ilw 
sprill!,!'  r:lin_ \"lllile. 
II  is  his  experi 
l'th.e  Ih<ll  ;tl  k-ast  5  per  '"1'111.  of  the 
t r ee~  lo ... l  Ihn:w).!h  pbnlin-.:  \,Oll1e" 
from  Ihe  11l1Sl'ttll'd  ,."il  ;'IT<>IIlId  th..: 
,\11  )'OUIl).!  t)rch:lrtl~  shollid 
ro()t". 
he  st:\  0111  h\'  the  trallsit  tir,:!,  ,Ill,] 
st ak..:"  set for-each  trl'C:  Iht:n  0111'  is 
ITl::~'S  :trl' 
ah,o!ulcl.r  ,ure  that  11Il' 
strai$:'ht  :Hld  a lso  the  r vll's. 
:'IJr. 
cot1leuient 
Fr,lIl ce 
whe re  the soi!  is  o f  'll~(lilllll  texture 
to  tlse  the Semper  i:\  tbc  digg:iul{  of 
holes. 
is  hi;;  opinion  Ih;lI  the 
:\'orlhcrn  ~p.y ~h('II!d  he ""t  at  Ica~t 
50  feet  apart  :IS  thl')'  ;lr\:  "  l rec  Ihnl 
needs  cOllside Ya bl"  space  :IS  Ihey 
g rOIl"  older. 

II  Vl'r\ 

filllh 

II 

Following:  the  1:llk  ~i\'en  hy:'llr, 
France,  President  I'ailthorp..:  calkd 
on  )Ir, O.  K.  \rhite  10  tt'll  o f  his 
l"periencc  am<JIIg  Ihe  fruit  ),!" r owe r ,. 
of  SI.  C,lI herilll's.  Ollt:lfio,  C.\lI:tJa. 
~!r.  \\"hile slatl'd  that  he  found  Ihl' 
frllit 
raiSl'r"  of  that  reg:ion  were 
among  the  most  IIp,tu.dale  in  the 
country,  ler_I'  in\clli~eIH  <l lId 
\..:r} 
g-ood  listeners. 

~rr.  A ,J. Olney g;lve  the  hiSto ry 
of  Ihe  Jonathan  applc.  '\Ir.  R.  E. 
Loree,  the  \\'i nter h~II1~II1 :l .  and  :'Ifr, 
A . 
:\orth 
western  Urccning. 

II.  1ll'lldticksOll,  tht: 

AL U M N I 

'(l~. 
John  !-' •• ...,tr:lt1gl·.  of  Illl'  ah()\·c 
cI:ISS,  dll,d:li  hi:;  hOIl1l'  in  I:ll k~>OJl, 
~IlIHb\.  ~I"reh  '),  after  thrn'  <la,'';' 
illlle ~,,-\\"i li l  [lnelllll()lli<l. 

• 

Imlll l·,liatel.,  afler  hi:;  ;.:r;uJlI:tti"1I 
in  '(~.  ~Ir,  :-ilrang:e  1001.  ch"r~l· II! 
the  latge  farm  Ill';lr  l;ra, ul  Lell;,!'\:, 
prl'1 iOIl.,I)'  U\\ 1ll'11  :l11d  "pL'r,rlcll  hy 
hi" falher. 
11 e  II :r ~  ill acli ,c ch:lq;e 
of  thi ...  propt:rly  IIl1til  April,  IfJ' ~ ' 
II hen  be  r dircd  in  fal ur "f hi"  .'jon, 
alld  relll()~ed  to  lacksotl,  II here  his 
llau)-;,hter  had  ".  po~itioll  01"  St:ill' 
secrelan'  of !lll'  y ,  "  ..  C.  _\. 

~rl'ltl'd  1,)' 

The  'fllncr:1I 

~l'T\'ice  """  held 
tilt I"  rural  dlltrch  which 
fr om  thL' 
the  1I1orhl'r  uIIII 
\\':'s 
olher  rci<ltin's  of  ~Ir.  :-itr:lIl)!l·  on 
the  home  farllI.  ,Ill,]  il1tctJllent  was 
:ld· 
111:Ide  ill  Ihe  eOulllr_\ 
jacC"111  \0  rhc  ,hun·h. 

,ellll'll·f.), 

11 

Illall  of 
~I r,  ~tran;..:-e  hl1~  hl'CII 
afbir~  in  hi"  rOJIIIll \lni" 
:llHI  ha" 
wiellkd  :I  ~pll' IHli,]  IIllll1eil"c  ""lUng: 
lalmred. 
thnse  lI'ilh  "hmn  hI.'  h;!:s 
II  b  itJtcrl' ... tin~ ,,,  IIOIl'  tll<lt 
in  the 
this 
imlllediate  nl·i;.::lIhnrhr!l,,1  uf 
farlll  :lrl'  l(h':Hed  the  farlll!.  of John 
B.  :-ilr:mg-t',  '(>1,  C.  J,  r~rung-er.  '04 
an. I  (;eor:{l'  ~l r ~I\1lll·'I.  'fl!. 

~Ir,  Str:lll)!l'  i~  -"nlled  hy  hi .. 
'I h'~ 11,,1\ 
''''''p!  ,!  ' !It:  h"llle 
r  -,Il·r  I}"nil'l 
f  I""';, 

wif..: •• 1 d;lU~ll1l'r,  .iIl,]  ·,,11 
,'~5Ullll·- 'Iltil"L 
plan',  ;1t,,1, 
:--lr.l1l.,: c  f' '-t' 

,--.. 

II,  L.  l' b"Vll,  l\iTh  lh~  j'(>lll'r 
[(.::tll.\  C".,  "f  \·"rtl:1n,] .  UYl';.:-on, 
II  rile:>  /Jr,  ! Il'drhk  l'ulll:l'fnillg'  the 
l'urtrnit  fund.  pl..:d~iIlK  hi.,.  I.-.)-oper 
~I r,  Chapin 
ation  and  "u[lp"rL 
IIlI111hl' r  of 
lar;.!<:r 
f C'c1~  Iha!  111\' 
;\IU I1H1:1e  II  ho  han'  :1 
lI:md  ill  this 
111:Ittcr  the  hl'11L-r  ":I!i"til'd  all  will 
h" ,  ;.nd  "lIgg .... ~t~  thm 
-c""ell  ;J  slIlaJl  .II11UIIlI1. 

.... urh  It l , 

:.,,_ 

. 'J ,; 

A.  T.  :-'telclb,  dl'I';lrt"ll'lll  of 
horlicullUrl'  ;It  ~to r r ....  COlli I ..  write!. 
Prof.  IIC'dril'k  ;1"  follows: 

"I ll  rl'g,ml  to I ilL'  rl'llIlion_1  h:tlC 
I  lI1ight  see  m~ Wf.Y 
lin'n  hoping-
dear  to  ;Jltl'n,1  this  h:lpp~ !-::<lthl'rill).!' 
thi~  n'ar  of  all.:<-= 
this,  IOU  will 
reme;uhcr,  i~  lhe  ~olh  ,en·r  of  Oll r 
g-radu:ttion.  1 ["II'  I  would  hke  10 
he  able  10  ml'l't  :111  n f  the  old  hoy" 
:lnd  1;!;itls  II"ho  <Ire  Idt  :11  Ihat  lillie. 
J  did  Ihink  SUJl)l'  lime  :1::0  111:1t 
il 
woul(1  he  possihle  to  do  ~O, hut  1 
call1lOt  S('l'  the possibility of  my  g:ct· 
lillg'  :1\\;l.I, 
I  hope 10  ,!.!'cll0  ~Ikh· 
ig-an  somc  time  in  :\1I;';I1 ... t  for  :Li)Qllt 
a  month's "t'I) . hut  prob,.hly n ot be 
fore  th:1I 
I  suppose  we  will 
h,,1'1'  a  :;;ummcr  school  here  lind  I 
hllve  Ul'l'1l  Sdledul..:ll  for  a  scril·s of 
lel'turc,,;  ill  this  work  for  the  p:c,t 
two  "e:lsOlIs." 
~Ir. ~tC\elh  Slates 
Ih:1I  Prof.  Gulley. '68, i" not in ~ood 
he~llth  at  the  present  time,  :111(1  he 
fears  Ihat :111  opl'r;ltion  will  be  lIec 
l·ss;lry  sOlllctiml'  ill  the  near  fU\1lre. 
't z. 
A Il ic  Badour  h,ts  rcsi}!lled  his 
the  h>hc11  Seed  Co" 
positioll  with 
at Jacksoll,  ami  accepled  one  with  .. 
landscape  gl1nkner  ,It  :-'Iiune;lpolis. 

li111l'. 

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• 

The  M . A . C .  RECORD 

GOOD  NEWS. 

1'''8'',."",P  i:"""Y  TU",SOAV  DU"' .. C;  TH"  coL 
L"""  Y"'"  ..  BY  TH"  M'CHIC'"''  STATI! 
"""'CULT" "" ..  COLLI<"E. 

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TUESDAY,  MARCH  18,  1913. 

THE  COLLEGE  APPROPRIA· 
TION  BILL. 

The  readers o f  the  RECOIIO,  :lIld, 
among  tbcJ>c,  especia lly  tIn:  alumni 
of  the  college,  will  110  doubt  be  in 
terested  in  the  appropri;lt ions  thnt 
arc  being asked lor durillgthc  pres· 
ent  5cs"ion  of  the  legislature. 

The college  has  w,,'ctl  of  a  largely 
incn:alSed  illcoUle,  both  to  provide 
for  a  eonsiclcr:lbk  list of  buildings, 
prominent  among  which  may  be 
library,  auditroium, 
mentioned  a 
gymnasium,  n:terinary  laboratory, 
horti...:ultllral  laboraton'.  and  green 
houses, 
the 
means  for exp:lnding  the  extension 
work  and  gre;lIly  inc reasing  the 
1HIIl1bcr of  lield specialists. 

;lIltl  ;llso  to  ',;ro vidl' 

frankly  allt! 

To  considl' r  how  best  to  !11l"et 
these  ncc<ls,  the  State  BQard of  ~\g­
ricultllre  met  with  the committee of 
the  !louse  anti  Sel1!lIe  earh'  in  the 
session,  and 
freely 
discu~sell  the  whole  s itu;rtion,  with 
the  result  th;11  it  \\,;15  deemed  best 
to  a:;k  the legisillture to  increase  l"he 
mill  tax  from  one-tenth  to  olle-fifth 
or,  ill  o ther  words,  to  llouble  the 
annu al  income of the iustilluion,  ' A 
bill  for this  purpose is  110W  pending 
in  the  SenRte,  Last  Thurs<lay  it 
was still  in  the  hands o f  the  insiitu_ 
lion  co1l1mittel',  and  no  progress 
had  been  Illude  toward  its  passage. 
:\t ;~  recent  conto-rcncc  with  thc 
memuers  of  the  committee,  it  ,1P 
pC:lred  that they  f elt  there  was  not 
suflicicnt  influence  and  pressure be· 
himl  the  nleasure  to  insure  its  pa,,;  
If such  is  the  case,  we  hope 
sage, 
the  readers  o f  the  R EcoflJ)  will 
rally  to  the  support  of  ~1.  A.  C., 
:lnd  brin~ all  their  itlfluence  to  bear 
in ·favor of thejif{//  mill bill.  Only 
in  this  way  can  tbe  college  win  the 
support  she  so  richly  desern·s, :lnd 
without  which  she  cannol  hope  to 
fulfill  her  great  mission,  but  C<lll 
only  look  ull:~vailing-ly  into  those 
broad  fielt! s  of  usefulness  that  nre 
now  lying  fallow  for  need  of  her 
assistance. 

It 

is  true  that 

the  1\1.  A.  C. 
alumni arc not  organized and  uanded 
tOj!ether  as  arc  the  alu1lmi  of  the 
Universil.\·.  ami  we  hope.'  that  in  the 
ncar  fUlure,  Ihroug-h  the  ;II>POinl. 
mCllt  of  a  10c,Il  secretan',  this  situa 
lIlay  be  much  inlpro\·cd  <tnd 
tiol.l 
that  thell  thev can  more e;tsily bring 
their  united e'fforls to bear 011  u  com 
mon  issue, but  in  the 11le,IIltime your 
alma  mater  nceds  "our  aid ,  loval 
alumni..  :md  who  of  rOll  but  ,~' ill 
gi\'e it  freely? 

ReL  Ius.  S,  \\'illi:imson,  of  the 
Plymo\;th  COIlg:rcgat ional. ch urch, 
ill  room. 40~  Azncult.ural 
spoke 
Building last C\'CIlUJg"  011  the subject, 
"Interest in  Darwinism."  T helec t 
ure  was gi\·ell  umler  the :wspicesof 
the  Alpha  ZcW  chapter, and  a  cor 
dial  invitation  W:IS  extended  to  aIJ. 

The  :\lInOUJlcement  from  \\'ash 
ington,  D.  C.,  last  week  uf  the  pro 
Illo tion  of  \\'.  A.  Ta\·lor,  of  the 
class  of  "SS,  10  the  posi;ion  as  Chid 
of  the  Bureau  o f  Pl;ltlt  I,ndustry of 
the  Depar tment  of  Agriculture  was 
rccci,'cd  with  g rent  pleasure by  his 
many  fricnds,  :ll1d  will  he  :1  source 
of  prille  and  satisfactioll  to  all  the 
a lumni  to  hll\-e  one  of  their  mem, 
bers so signally  hOllo rc l1. 

AI! of  thc I;ress  dispatches  havc 
stated Ihal the promotion was " with 
OUI  political  :lniliations."  To every. 
oue  personally  acquainted  wilh  Mr. 
Taylor, this statement will  seem  al 
most  humorolls,  for  he  has  made 
good  iu  his  choSt:1I  work  if  ;my  son 
-of  ~1.  A.  C, c\·cr  has.  For  three 
) cars  after  his  graduation  he  was 
associated  with  his 
fathe r  in  the 
m:lI1ugemenl of the home  fruit f;lrm 
In  189 ' 
and  nursery  at  Douglas. 
he  was  called  to  the  Dep:lnmcnt  of 
Agriculture  as  Assistant  P01l1010-
gist.  T he  assistant 
secretary  at 
th;!t  time was  Dr.  Edwin  \Vi llets, 
who was  the  president of  ~J. A.  C. 
during  :-'lr.  THy lo r's  college  clays, 
and  he  had  obsen'cd  his  abilit}'  :IS  n 
studcllt.  Lall"r  hc  was a(h-:mced  10 
p01l10logist,  :md  then 
to  assistllnt 
chief of  the bureau of  plant  indus 
try.  During  these  yellrs  that  he 
has heen  connected  with  the <Ie part 
ment  he  h,ls  issued  m;!lI)"  nlluable 
report s  and  bulletins on  the  differ 
ent  phases of  pomology,  :Ind  he  is 
n:cogl1;:r.ed  e"ery  where  :I:;  one  of 
the  hig:hest  authorities on  fnlits  of 
all  kinds  ;11  Ihis  coun\rv. 
[n  1900 
he  h:ul  charge of  the  }\Illerican  e'( 
hibit of horticultural  produclS at the 
Paris  Exposition. 

In  his  ~lew pObition  he  will  have 
char~e of the  brgesl  bun::1tl  in  the 
government serv ice  and  the  largest 
co rps  of  scicntilic  workers  in  the 
world.  There <I re over two thousnnd 
employees, and  an  :wnual  appropri 
ation  of o\-er  two  miliiOtl  dollars. 

Ilis Sfln,  Porte r  R, Tay[or, is  no w 
:1  member of  the  sophomore  class. 

A.  C.  A.  MEETING. 

Supt.  \\' right, of  the  department 
of  Public  Instruction,  spoke  before 
t he  membe rs  of  the  A.  C.  A"  Sat· 
urday  afterlloolJ, in  the parlor of the 
women's  building, 011  the subject of 
,,, Educational  Legislation,  Past  :lnd 
Present,  in  r.lichigan."  About  30 
IIlcmbers were present, representing 
twc!"e o r  more colleges. 

As  previously stIlted,  t.he  aim  o f 
the  association  of  collegiate  ;tlumni 
is  to  org;ll1iz..:  the  college  womell  of 
Ihe  COI11UlIIIlity  for  social  and  e(I\1-
cational  purposes. 
It  is  hoped  by 
sllch  orgllnizution  10  aid  ;n  ad\':l.llc 
iog  the  eduC<Ilional  rdonns,  ;l11d  10 
promote 
the  publi c 
imerest 
schools,  and  their  bNtcrnlent. 

in 

is 

The speake r  menliOllcd  six  mat· 
ters  of  import:H1cc  along  the line  of 
pending 
ICg"islalion.  One  of  the 
most  import:lIlt  o f  1I1ese  was  that  of 
State  Aid  for schools in which  Hgri 
cultu re 
cOlllinualiou 
lllUght, 
courses,  or  trade  cou rses  for  girls 
1ll1d  boys  between  thc  "ges  of  16 
!lnd:ll.  These  are  matters  which 
will  probably  receive the support  of 
the  ;Issocialiou,  and  of  tllC  V;]riOIlS 
women's  clubs 
Supt" 
\Vright  fears,  on  account  of  the 
amOlillt  of  moner 
in vol"cd,  the 
measure  would  nOI  be  a  popul:lr 
one. 

as  weI!. 

The  speaker  went  011  reco rd  as 

fal'oriug  the  pension  law  for  tcach 
ers,  but  is  doubtful  of  its  passage. 
The  Hoard  Bill  was  explained 
rllther  fully,  lind 
the  spcuker  re 
I'jewe(1  past  legislation  on  th is  mat 
ter.  H c  spoke of  the  hist.ory  of the 
special  charters  wh ich  11I0St  of  ,he 
c ities  have  in  ~li ch ig:lIl,  showing 
that  a  genernl  school  law,  o r  Board 
Hill, sllch  as  is  proposed, is  the  only 
feasible  way  to be  rid  of the diffie \ll 
tics  which  theSe  charters  have  pro 
duced. 

The s anitary schoolhouse  bill  and 
medic al  inspection  bill  are  measu res 
which  Sup!.  vVrig ht  favors.  H e 
suggested  that  the  ci:'lUse  condemn· 
ing schoolhollses  tha t  did  not'  con 
form  10  the  spcdfic:ltions in  the  bill 
1I'01lid  no  doubt  work  injury  to  the 
formt:r  hill.  T he 
talk  was  mos t' 
inlerest ing 
instructive, 
und 
;111(\ 
tho rough I,}, 
apprec ialc.d  by  those 
present. 

Following  thc  address,  a  social 
hour  \\':I S  spent  and  light  refresh 
!llen!S  sern::{l.. 

THE  RIFLE  TEAM . 

The  intercolleg iate  indoor shoot 
ing  matches. conducted  by  the  :\'a· 
tiOllnl  Riff e  Association,  arc  rapidly 
drawing  to a  close.  Of the  thirteen 
nlll lche:;  scheduled  ill  each  lea):!ue, 
len  have  been  shot.  The  ollici:11 
reports  011  but  eight of  these ,Ire  at 
h:l1ld.  These show  that  the  ?-oJ.  A. 
C"  team  has  WOII  six  matches  and 
lost  two,olle  of  the defC;lts being  hv 
two  points.  Lieutenant  Croll  re- 
ports  that 
the  material  on  h:uul 
should dc\'c!0p  inlO  ;1  championship 
team nexl  year.  The reSlilts to  date 
are a;:  follows; 

M.A. C.  '"  Oklahoma  A. &  M. Cot. '61 
91'  Washingtoll StRte Col.  SiS 
9:?3  West Virginia U"h·. _.  936 
.. 
'17  Uni l'ef:1ity  of  Wis. ___  895 
'"  University  of  Calif. __  895 
Iowa State Unive rsity '" 
'"  Purdue University __  ._  924 
'83  Kansas University ___ _ 845 
Total  7377  Total opponents,. ____ 7165 

929 

!:!TA.N VIlW  OF  THE  OLUBS. 

Won  Lost 
West Vi rginia Unh·ersity ____ __ 8  , .. . _ 0 
Iowa. State  University ____ . ___ . 7 ___ +_. 1 
Minnesota Uni"ersity , __  . ____ ._ 7 . __ . _.1 
Michigan  Agric.  COllege._,, __ _ 6 ______ 2 
Califomia Uuiversity ______ ... . :;  _____ 8 
WiSDoosi ll  University  _____ .. __ 5 ._; ••• 11 
Purdue Uoh'ersity  _ ••• __  ._. __ .4  ____ .4 
Washing ton State (;olle$Ce  . . . __ 4 _____ .4 
Oklahoma A , &  M. College ____  .3  •• • • . 5 
Nebraska Univers ity  _.  __  . _ ... _2 __ .. __ 6 
Kansas Unil'ersity  ......  __ . __ 2 ______ 6 
U. 8.  Veterinary COll ege_ ••• _ .• 2 ______ 6 
Louisiana State COllege_ .... _. ,1, _____ 7 
Missouri  Uni"er~ity ______ ..... 0 .... _ 8 

The  squad  frOI11  which  the  te um 
is  selected  ellch  week consists  o f J. 
A.  i>.hc])onald"  K. S.  Cl:lrk ,  1.  E. 
Brands ,  II.  L..  1-'lI l>lo\\"  P .  C:tlrow, 
It,  jo',  Giffc1s,  A,  L.  Wilsol1,  J I.  \V. 
Shelden,  E.  G.  Sprung,  M.  R. 
Frcel11~n, J.  A.  Berry,  A. J.  Patch, 
ami  R. A.  Penningtoll. 

:1 

Therc  has  becn  phlced  ill  Ihe  En. 
I:!  11.  P. 
gineering  Lnbor:ILory 
Air Cooled  Engine,  loaned  by  the 
::-':ew  \\' ;LY  i\'!otor  Co.  of  Lansing. 
TIle cng:ille  is  to  be  used  in  l·011l1eC 
liol1  with  the  theses  work  of  senior 
t' ngineering  students.  Two lines  o f 
test  wi11  be  run  with  this  engine: 
one  011  compara ti\'e  efiideney  with 
gasoline, and :llso  an  a1tempt  will  be 
made  to  run the engine on  kerosene. 

RESOLUTIONS. 

Dr.  lI ed rick 11M  reeein."d  the  fol 
lo wiug from  Clarence  J\J.  \Veed, '83, 
:18  president  of  the  ~ew  England 
Alumni  Association: 

"At  our  ~ew  Englaml  Alumni 
Meeting  1  was  requested  to  notify 
you  that.  il  was  the  sense  of  the 
Association,~ 

1.  Th:lt  a  permanc nt  secretary 
to  the  1\1.  A.  C.  Alulllni  should  be 
;lppointe<i. 

2.  T hllt  one  or  more 

st irring 
tunes  fQr  1\1.  A ,  C.  songs are  desir· 
able. 

" . e  hold  a  vc ry  enjoY:lble  meet· 
ing  and  greOltly  OIpprcci:rted  Prof. 
K ed zie's  message 
from  Alma 
:-'1 ater / ' 

'09· 

in 

Iny 

lle\\' 

field. 

?-oliss  Mary  Allen writcs  from  St. 
Louis, 1\10.,  a $  fol.lows;  "'I\-e  gi,'en 
up  tenching  for  Ihe  present  :It  le<l st, 
and  probably  for  goOtI  ·unless  its 
teaching 
1'>11 
sttuh·ing"  \'ocal  :lnd  also  piano  :vld 
IHln;lOny  with  Alexand..,r  J [cn nc 
man,  whoUl  I  cons ider  the  finest 
vocal  teacher ill  the  cOllntrr,"  :-'Iiss 
A lien  h;rs  beell studying- 11\I1si(: a  por. 
tion  o f  the  lillle s ince  leaving  1\1.  A. 
C.,  allll  spe nt  the  Sllllllller  in  11r. 
!lenncmaJl'S 
sc hool,  T he  great 
telreher  W:1S  ple;rsed  wi th  her  pro 
gress  :lI1d  \IrKed  hcr  to  follow  up 
lill c.  \\ bi...:h  s he 
her  s \.udies  in  this 
h aS 
~I i:;:,  A  l!e ll 
wishc.'1  to  be  re111eml}t'rc(1  tO:lll  .:'.1. 
A.  C.  fri ends. 
lI er address  is  now 
37:l3  Oli,'e  St.,  St.  Loui",  Mo. 

.I ecidcd  10  do. 

their 

The  ;\1 isses  Hannah  \\·illiamson, 
of  I.uding-ton ,  and  11ae  P:lrm elee, 
of  Scott l' ille,  of  19 11,  left  :-"Iichig-an 
for  the  Philippines  011  S;l\unlay  o f 
last  week, and  through  11 iss  E:dllil 
l\f c~ atl gh tolJ, now  o f  Be nto n  lIar 
frienils  will 
bor,sel'cral  of 
letter  of  good 
scnd  them  a  ship 
Il11mediately 
cheer and  God spe ed . 
upon 
in  Ihe  islands 
11iss  \\'illiams  becomes  the  b ride 
of  Mr.  J. II. Tibhs 
:1Il{1  l\liss  Par  
melee  ~1' ill  be  ullited  in  marriag-e 
with  Mr.  JI.  E.  Tay lor. 
I~oth 
young  111Cll  g raduated  ill  '912,  and 
arc  employed  as  teachers  of  ag-ri 
culture  in  the island s. 

their  arriv;11 

\\'f(lnesday  evening  :-'[r.  Haigh, 
head of the  l'>rod\lction  Dept.  of the 
Seagt::r  Engine  Co.,  Iiddressed  the 
class ill  " 'ork s  .Managem en t  in  the 
Eng'ineerillg  Building-. 
lIe  spoke 
011 
the  subject" Ihlancc.1  Stores 
A ccou nt s,"  ;lnd  ga\·e  a  I'e r y  co m 
plete :rccoun t  of how  th is  phuse  of 
scicntific  marlag:t'll1cnt  is  applied  at 
the  Seager  Planl. 

Although  this  is  a 

,-cr.\"  dr\'  sub. 
ject  and  very  technical  ill· character. 
it  W;IS  hundle<1  in  a  delig-htful  war 
:lIld  the  discussion  which  followcd 
thc lecture :1S  wcll  as  the  manner. in 
which  the  s tudt'IlIS  gathered arOUl1<1 
Ihe  spcaker  afterward  teslified  to 
Mr.  1I:1Igh's  ability  to  make  a  dry 
s ubject very  im e re s-ling. 

lhe 

The  cOlll h ined  Eunomi:ln  al1l1 
Aurorclill  pari,)'  in  thc  armory  was 
a  ve ry  prettI'  affair.  Th e  armon' 
was  dec orated  with 
\'ariolls 
colors  of the  so<:ieties,  the  blrge  pil 
I.1rs  being  brOU<rht  into usc,  A 1ll0lW 
0 
lhose  who we re  here  for  the  parl\' 
were  !\I r.  and  ?lIra.  Ray  Turner, or 
Ilil!s dale,  Thonws  \\' h ite.  of  De. 
troit,  and  Ircne  C,lrter, of  B("nton 
H arhor, 

o 

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The  L argest and  Best  AssortmtfH  of No velties  on 
Nec k wea r,  Fa ncy J ew elry,  Gloves.  Hosiery.  Etc. 

A  cordial  in\·it:l.tion  is  extended 

to 

[he  College 

people  ro  pay  liS  a  \ISlt. 

LANSING. 

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ohe  Mills  Dry  Goods  Co. 

c:..A L LO\V  US 
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of  showing 

rhe  plt:asure 

vou 
the  finest  collection  of  Ladies'  and  Gentle-
men's  Furn:shings  ever  brought  to  L:tnsing. 
\V e  specialize  ,n  Ilirnishings  for  College 
trade.  Ah\;t\·s  tind  rhe  latest 
Swe:lters, 
Mackinaws ,  Rain  Coats,  Caps,  H ats,  Shirts 
and  :\' eck\\ear  at 

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Pair  :-ihcars 
Knifl' 
S"fel\  1<;l/or_ 

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and 
hartlwarl'  I-aLI  will  lind -
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EVER, Y  KIND Of 

FURNITURE 

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Fold i n g  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Des k s 

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ABO U T  T H E  CAMP U S 

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==. 

~cl"oll  Ull hlwrd.  'Ot),  of  1>'·tro;l, 

"a"':1  ~·ol1e;.::c  \ i ... itor  ;t  few  d;l y~ r l" 
ceudy, 

:'\Ir. C.  T .. \hl)()t,  formerl\' of  the 
Ohio  E.~pt'rim"'111  SWlion  ,;t  \\'00' 
st!:r.  I'isited  colleg-e  fri ends  Thur,., 
el:il. 

()n  :'\Iardl  i  was  rc~i"tl'rc,1  the 
culdc:.t  ,by of  the  year (IO  IIdo,,). 
"hile  on  IIll'  I ph  it  r osc  IIlllil  il 
,O ()lL  Ihe  olher  si,le  of 
\\a"  IlC:lrll'
the  lim: . .  

The  mid· winter  COll<:l·r t.  ulilier 
lIll'  directiolL  of  i'rvr.  "ilkell  will 
till'  n'enin~  of  :",l:.rch 
he ;.: in'll  o n 
::!  I  in  the  .'\  renon, 
I' bns :If(' g:oil1;.!' 
forw:lrcl  for  th~  ilc ... t  .·ouc~rt  ~ ~'1 
gi\"~I1. 

The  DdlH  Cluh  l'Ll\erl:l;ned  SIX 
~uc"ts  al  dinn ... r  TII~,;(I:ly  el·cnin).!' 
of  1:151  lIe(·k  follo\\  ill;.:"  II  hkh  !;anl.; 
were  cnjo\"e<1. 
:\ I i""  C alla  "rellld 
WOI1  the  ti~st  pr;l.e-:1  "i!n: r  spoon. 
while  :,\1i~"  \"01)  " 'aJrhui",,1l  hud  10 
I'e cantL'n!  II  il h  the  rnini:lture  ~po, Il" 

IIOW 

judg:iLlg: 

li,e  "IOl·k 

T h~  h:be  11:111  cag:c  ftoflllc(1  11\ 
strctchillg:  a  \\,OI'el1  nel  011  I'olb  ii, 
the 
p;l\;!ion 
ill  LIse  cI'er\"  afternoon. 
is 
111;;r  he  (,:1n-i.·(1 
Ilerc  Ih.·  pra':liee 
\\"illIOUI  feur  of  hre'lking:  win· 
011 
do\\' ...  llr  olheTlI i,,<:  c :llhin~ injury 10 
Ihe  building. 

D. J,  Cro"h~. \ 13,  fvr  m,m.,  ,Icar~ 
<:Ollllectc(i  wilh  the  ucp:,rlenl'lll  o f 
:tg-ricuhllre  al 
\\' :lshiIlKIOl1,  II  rill'" 
to hll\"e his  H F.con I) all,ln:ss .:h:mg-ed 
to  ..-\ndi,k  F:lrl1l.  Sprill){\\:ltcr,:-\, 
'1', 
:\Ir. Crosh\" :l(lds, " Am  Icavirl,!{ 
for  the  farm.  b UI  c:II1'1 
lewe  the 
RECORD  behiml." 

I'ro f,  . \I uler,;o n  addres"e tl  allied· 
in:: of d:lir.IIl1CIl  :11  \\'chher"illc :-'111' 

un!;,y.  :,\i:lrc h  I,. 

Rohert  Taylor. 'lX).  who has  Il\'l' l1 
farming  in  l,;'Ill:er  Co. sincc  lea\"iLl~ 
l'olk-~e  II:h:1I1  :\/.  . \ .  C .  I-i~ilor  bsl 
w.:ek. 

( 'hid  Clerk 

Shall'"  ullicl' .  .,pelll 
fri",Jl{j..,:1I  Gr!llul  H!:UI ... 

1~:lhl\\ ill,  of  IJC;trl 
\I ilh 
'-:'lInlb.\ 

Prof  11..1.  EU~la ce sp .. k ...  hefor ... 
Ihe  FrUit  liro\ler;,'  .-\~SOCblioLl  al 
" ";lIi:lIl1stoli  "";"tllrd;l\  :lfterllOQll  of 
1a~1  wed., 

,\Ir,  Georg:.·  Bmwil.  of  th ...  dc· 
parllll ... llt  vf  f1uim:ll  hu<:.h:l1ldr)"  rc· 
pons Ihal  thcre :tre  to dale  --19  blllh ... 
in  Ihe  sheep barns.  mOlhered  hy  31 
... Iu·s_a  pn·lt~  g-oOtI  rel·ord. 

The L' nion  l.iler:lr)  SOCid,\"  grlle 
thcir ;LIlUll;11  a lunlni  party  !-':llurdIlY 
nig:ht  ill  Ihe ;jOddl'  hOLl,;e.  at  "hkh 
I:<r).!'e  nU;llher  of 
former 
liL1l~  a 
1I1cmh ... rs  Were  \!1It:,;I!; • 

Dr.  Eb ... n 

:\lumforlL o f  the  f:.nn 
l1l:tllag-.·rncnl  .Iep:lftmenl,  ami  Field 
Agcnt  i\ ,  Ie  P otts  :ue  conlludi u:,! 
Ihe 
:11  Hurl1 ~ ' 
Gnmg"e  I bll. near  Bancroft  today. 

farm e r ... ' 

institute 

I~rofs.  EII~tal'l',  lJaUig:lIl.  Pel!il 
and  P"IIell 
II in· 
:tllcwl"d 
rcr  l11ecling- "f  Ihe  :,\lichi~:Hl  ""';':tte 
Il orticultur:ll  "";orict.-.  hel']:lt Jtu·k. 
son  Oil  Tu{· ... d:l,I  of  I:isl  lI"el'k, 

Ihe 

Base hall  pracli, ...  i~ beillg .·arri ... d 
011  cal'll  afternoon  in  Ihe O::I):!"e  in  the 
p:I\' ilion  ,)f  thl' ag-riutlILlr:d huild ing:. 
AI!  of  I;I~I  ,I'ellr's  pb~l' r~  IlOW 
ill 
~dlOol, suhs tiTule..,  ;111(1  new  matcri:!1 
:Ire  w:lrmillg"  Lip  For  till' .!-:"cneral  c"ll. 
whil"h  will  not  be  ~il' ell  Iml il  work 
c:m  he ",Ul r l ... 11  0111  of  \Iour .... 

F:rrm~'rs'  Clull  ul11c ... rs  fvr 

Ill<' 
coming:  krm :,re:  0, T, {;oodwin . 
10Ili".  pre,.i,].:nl;  C.  ,\ ,  "";pauldiu,!{. 
of  I hrlford.  \  \l'C  presitll'lll:  G.  D. 
(jilbert, of  (3r:md  1 1:1 1('11, set'relUfI' : 
:'\1,  J,  Paille,  "f  Perrint on,  cQrr~~. 
pOll<ii ll g:  S"'l'rt:t"rI' :  C,  L.  Ran·", of 
1:::l~1  L;H1sil1~. !r~a~\lrt.'r, 

.\S~Od:llioll,  ;., 

Circular  ~o. ~  of  the  :\lichi~:lL1 
Exp.:rimClll 
IIOW 
re:l<h  for  di ... lrihutioll,  Thi,; ... ir.·I1· 
I:lr  r'e por",  Oil  ..,ixtccll  different  ex· 
in  the  t ... st  of  differ"'lll 
perin1t.'llb 
ki Ile!"  lI f ;;;eelh illl! uding" cen,'al .:rops. 
:t1 falfa.  do,c r,  heltlls,  SOl'  hcall,>,  rl·· 
port ...  UJ}  g rcel1  lI1:uHlrc· c r op,..  and 
'I'll;" 
Ihe  l ... stiLl;..:"  uf  fl- rti! i.£crs.  clC. 
as"Vl'iatioLl 
\\ a~  or;':-:llIi.£ed  hy  the 
F"nn  Crop"  Dt.'j):1rtlllent  for  co· 
op.:rati,e exp ... I·;11lellt:t1  work, :1L111  is 
prol'in:,::  "cry  1"(IIIIal11c  for  hoth  tll (' 
those  who 
local  de parlmen t 
:11":lil  IheLllsell-es  o f  the  opp0rluni . 
tit's  il  affonl<;. 

:lIld 

d\<: 

Th.·  ,, ' on1en'~  !'Oocil'll  of 

th.: 
l~l'Opks' churc h  g-;l\e:1Il  illlerl'sling 
frit'ml" 
proJ,:"r:lm 
to  [1Jc1L1hcr~  :U\,I 
:lfkrlloon,  Sel'eral  room ... 
Friel:ll 
llLlildiug:  wcre 
th rou~hoLlI 
r~'pr<:"ellt  different 
arranl-'.,d  10 
':Ollillri ... ~.  tho,. ... 
in 
c h:lr~"  hl'iL1~ 
dres,;ell  in  th ..  C" ... tULllCS  of the COIIIl ' 
Iry  which  ,ltl'ir  respe cti,.·l lUotb:>  or 
rOOl115  w",re  10  reprc"ellt. 
(Jld  1r .... 
l:m.1  W:IS  th .... re  in  f"n::c .  II,d\' .  (i ... r· 
niall,'  :md  CITIl  l'.:r~i:1  were'  ui eeil 
r ... pr~scntcd.  :'\Ir.,.  E" ... d .. tyn  fnll~1 
the  cil\'  \ erl"  \.oi llll11  IO:H1ed  :I  IlIUIl ' 
her or' I',' r .. i:tn  t·f)~ill111.·~  fur  Ihl'  0\:. 
C:llolOlI. 

It e\. T.  II. 

\1.  Co;..:-hl:ul.  (If  Ih .. 
:\1.  E.  churl'll,  ddile ret!  Ihe 
Fir,,1 
:td(:n'~_~  in  ch"l'd  SUIlII:!)"  moruing-. 

Thc  F:lrtller~ '  Cluh  nold 

Illl'lr 
big:  h:LLI<Juct  Ihi ..  CI lliL1~.  \\ Im'h  il 
is  dailLll'd  lIill  eelip ... e  "II  fonncr 
;Iffairs  of  Ihis  kind. 

T he  1,lll'"  g-a,,, 

:l  p rog-r e~si\l.~ 
dillller 10  llIellihers  "f  the fal'uli,  ;n 
room  of  · ,h ... 
thl'  maill  <linin).!" 
,"' 0111<'11''''  Bllildin:,::  S;Llunb~  "I,' n. 
Ing:  of  I:t~t  1\ cd .. , 

H lftt.  CllIh  ollicer"  n:ll '"  hC{'1l 
clt:(·ted  fur  the  "pring-
term  :I~  f(ll. 
I I,  F,  :\lll1~'r ... ,  ""';I.,1"",eph. 
lo"s: 
president:  A.).  \\,il",oll.  o f  III:tl·k. 
li<:k,  Ohio,  Ii .. "  presi(lenl:  (j.·o r ~e 
J< ot:heskr.:-\.  '1' ..  "e. r.·, 
!:'milh. n f 
tar., ,t rea.,ur.'r:  :111(1  .\. I..  COOII ....  of 
1.1111 ell •  .!i ~· rihe. 

T ht, 

follo\\ ilLg- mell  h:1I l'  hl'l'lL 
elec ted  :IS  otljCt.: r~  of  Ihe  EII;.!'i'll·l'r. 
ilLJ.("  Soeiel.'  for  I hc  "pr ill;':: 
Il'r on : 
\\',  F.  Ibul·r.  lIf  " ·yalldo!t,·.  presi. 
d ... ll1 :  (;.  I..  1.:lrdil·.  of  I.uding-ton, 
,ice 
~l1dlink. 
II. 
l;ra'H] 
I~ .  ,\llIric h,  of  Cadillac,  "~·C"fl!la r~. 

pre""I ... nl :  J.  L 

lel],i,]".  rreH~lIrl·r;  al1\! 

in 

\\,hiJ... 

I<ct.'d  wefe 
\\hl'r~' 
o rg~l1lil.,'liol1  of  Ille 

Field  .\:'::."11  \\' ,  F,  I<:ncll  alld 
lI olll'11 
Cilas.  1'. 
Ih~'}  dfed ... d 
~"tllrd;"ll. 
IIOI~teill 
.1.1\ 
Breed ... r~ '  A"'loo,:iat;oll of  Li\,;II~stOI1 
h:l~ 
COtLllt~, 
been  noted  for  thc  produciion  Ilf 
Il uisteins  fo r  111:'11)'  ~c('r", no  p~r ' 
m:lI, ... 111  COUIlI)'  o rgani.£:Jtion 
11.1(1 
f(lr  Sl'leral  Jt:u~. 
h ... cn 
T his  org-:lllil.utioll  will  no douht  be 
o f  g: rcat  1:llul'  10  Int'  hreeders  of 
Ibal  ioc:llil\,. 

Ihis  COUIIII' 

for<:e 

ill 

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PENINSULA. 

I N 

• \ rr :l/lgcmCIl!i;  ha\"c  been  made 
for  a  number of combined  F arme rs' 
In:;ti tute  :lUJ  G r ange  meetings  to 
be  held  in  the Upper Peninsula dur 
ing .March  and  April. 

':\l r.  Leo  1\1.  G eismar,  of  11nf 
quette, in  charge  of  the  extension 
work  of  the  Agriculturlll  College 
iu  thnt  part  of  the State,  and  R os· 
well  G .  Carr, sliperintcrulcll1  of the 
State  Experime nt  Slal ioll  at  Chill 
ha m ,  w ill  attend  these  meetin};!s  as 
represe ntatives  of  lhe  F:l r1l1C rS'  in 
stitute  DepartnH:nt  of the  Agricul 
tuml  College;  alld  \\' .  F .  T aylor, 
of  Shelby,  w ill  be  t he  speaker  fur 
nished  by  the  State G range. 

T he  meetings  will  be  hel.d  !lo;;  fol 

lows: 

Chippewa  Co ..  Stalwart,  :'larth 
19;  P ick ford,  Mar .
. Wi  R osed:lle, 
},lllT.  11;  S:lult  S Ic.  :Mllrie,  Mar. 
1!;  il rimler,  M ar.  2-l;  Rudyard. 
.Mar_  :l!5. 

:'lae kin<l.c  Co.,  Allenville,  ~1a.rch 

,6. 

Lucc  Co.,  Newberrr .  M arch  ~7. 
Alge r  Co.,  \ V,-'tmo rc,  l\I ;lrch  18. 
Alger  Co.,  Coullty  G range,  Chat. 
hilln,  March  29. 

:\larqllette  Co.,  .:\1arquelte  ?\'or-

1ll:lI  School.  l\1arch  19· 

Jbr;lga  Co.,  Ib r;lg:l,  :'L<rch  31 t 

(:1fternoon'. L'Anse, (evening). 

Ontonagon  Co.,  Ewell ,  A pril  I. 
Ol1lon:lgon  Co.,  lI aight  Twp., 

Ap ril  2. 

Gogehic  Co.,  I rOil wood.  A pril  3· 
Iron  Co.,  Iron  River,  Ap ril  5· 
:'Iel1oll1i nee  Co.,  D agg-t~l t.  April 

8. 

Dick inson  Co.,  \- uiCan,  April  9. 
Delta  Co.,  Bar k  Ri \'c r,  April  10. 
Schoolcraft  Co.,  M :lll istiqllc, 

• \pril  I  I. 

A 

splend id  p rog ram  has  becn 
prepared  f o r  each  place 
:lIul  l he 
sessiollS  will  be open  to  all.  Farlll ' 
e rs  a nd  thei r  f:l1niHes,  i n  panicuiar: 
a rl!c  urged  to  attend. 

TRACK  MEET. 

In  the  t rack  mee t  with  the  An n 
.Arbor  f reshme n  o n  l\l arch  q, the 
C uivers ity  boys  bad 
the  besl  of 
things  t hroughout, the  voints stand 
to  1+  The  home 
ing  abo ut  49 
team  has had "e ry  little  active wo r k, 
a nd  wi t h  pr:1ctically  no  fac ilities  for 
indoo r  wo r k,  the  result  .is  whut  we 
might  ex pect . 
T he  Ann  Arbo r 
boys captu red  practically  all  of  the 
track 
runs, 
beim!  "re ad~· in ·their  fnvo r. 

fam ili l'lrit,'  with 

the 

· ·0  

• 

T he  poiuts  fo r  ~I.  A .  C, we re  as 

follo w s: 

Blue  \\-011  !st  in  the  shot  put a t 
3i 'i.  Re:ltly 
tied  for  1st  in  the 
high  hu rdles, won  third  in  the  low; 
BeHll.y  :llso won  !Second  pl ace  in  tht::: 
pole  vault  at  10  f t. 6 , t he lIlall  ta kin g 
li rSI  place  making 
inchcs 
higher. 

three 

Julian  and  Lo\"Cland  lied  fo r  fi rst 
p lace  ill  the high  jump  a t  5 ft.  6  in . 
Some  fiftee n  me ll  made  the t ri p. 

ABOUT  THE  CAMPUS 

P rof.  Limon  attended  a  mccting 
of  lhe  Bay  Cit)'  P oultr v  Associ:'l  
tion  Monday,  :\Iarch  17.-

R ay  Siannard  Bilker, 'Sg, of Am 
he rst,  w:tS  ;l  college  "isitor  Thurs 
day of last  week,  stoppi ng  en  route 
home  from an extende<ltrip through 
the  west. 

)' l i5s  Edith  C:'Isho,  of  the depart. 
melll  of  physical  traini ng  for ~o u ng 
women,  was  in  Y psilanti  SatlL r 
{by, where she  l'Icted  as olle  o f  thc 
judges  in  a  physical  train ing  con 
test 
the  college  gYlllnasium . 
P receding t he contest, )'liss  Bu rto n , 
the  physical  direc to r.  enterlained 
the judges  at din nc r. 

in 

President and  )'lrs. Snvder enter 
tained 
:H  dinne r  \ Vedne-sdllr  even  
ing  i.n  honor  of  P ro f.  and  l\1 rs . .I. 
Fred  B:.ker.  who  lea,·e  ~ l :t rch  25 
fo r  :'Iunich,  Germany.  where  P rof. 
Baker will  spend 
:I  year  in  study 
and 
investigation  wo r k.  Several 
othcr  affairs  are  planned  in  their 
honor. 

t wo 

There  h:lve  been  irhltalled  in  the 
engineering 
rlew 
laboratory 
Crosbr  ind ica tors  with  eleClrical 
at\:lchmc nLS.  They arc to  bc  used 
primarilr  011  the  Corliss  Euginc  so 
that crt rds  may  be  t.akell  simultan · 
eOllsly  fro m c:lch t'nd of the cy lillder. 
T his  illcrC:'lses  the  nccur:iCy  of  rUll 
ning tests on  cngines  of  this  type. 

T he  Sacred  Concert.  to  he  gi\-ell 
ill 
thc  a r lllorv  Sunday  llfternooll. 
will  begin  at  2-:30  illste:.d  o f  3  :00, 
the  usual  hour.  This  w ill  give 
those  who desire  to  do  so an oppor 
tunily  to  attend  the speci.11  program 
given  a t  the  P eople's  Church  at  I 
p.  111.  that day.  This  progrnm  will 
be of especial  merit, lUlU  will  inclu(lc 
double  and  single  qua rtet,  duelS, 
solos,  elc. 

A  car  load  of stock is to be scnllO 
the \IPper  peninsula experiment Sla 
tion  the  las t  of this  w eek  from  the 
collegc 10 be used  in co_opt.·rati\·e ex· 
periment  work at  that  point.  T he 
car,  which  will  be  in  charge of  .\lr. 
S:lIldc rson, one of  our short  coursc 
Illen,  w ill  comprise  Ihc  following': 
FOlL r  holstein  caltie,  I \VO  du roc jer  
sey  hogs,  nine  ramboule!C.e  ewcs 
w ith  lambs,  nine  Hampshire ewes 
with  la mbs,  and  t hree dozen  chick 
ens ,  including  while  leghor ns  ami 
ba rred  plymou t h  rocks. 

It  is 

time  employed 

).'I iss  Elizabeth  B artholomew, fo r 
some 
as  supply 
teacher in  ou r  (Iepartment of  d raw 
ing_ W:'IS  fou nd  dead in  her home on 
S.  \ \-ash.  Ave.,  l\l onda),  even in2'  of 
last  week . 
thoug-ht.  that  she 
had  g-onc  to  thc  basenl('llt  10  tend 
Ihe  fU TIlaCC  and  had  suffered  a  fall 
w hich  resulted  in  a  hc mo r rh age. 
A  b rothe r,  Geo rge B a rtholomew, of 
~; ew York  City,  w as  notificd  and 
cam!.!  III  oncc  to  take  cha rge of  the 
body .  T he 
f uneral  sen~ice  was 
held  from  the  ho me  of  a  cousin, 
\Ved  
D r.  I-I.  S .  B;t rtboloillew,  on 
nesday  aft ernoon.  Floral  offe rings 
were sent  to  the  ho me  by  the  de 
partm!.!n t  of drawing. 

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M r.  :lnd  l\l rs.  Ray  Johnson,  of 
Saginaw,  announce  the  birth of un 
8·lb.  daughler. 
~l r s .Johnson was 
formerly  l\li~s  Alice  Pellit. 

In  a  fast  and  exciting bit  of bas 
k elbal1 ,  T uesrby  nighl,  the  East 
L a nsing  high  school  boys defeated 
L ansing's 
t he  decisive 
score of 31  to  IS. 

team  by 

At  the  recent  Y .  :-'1.  C.  A. elec 
tions,  ~lr.  F.  A . 
.'IJ'agle r  was  re· 
elected  presiden t of  the association, 
and  ).Ir.  F .  \V.  Richards  was  made 
secretary  for  the ensuing }'ear. 

T he  Liberal  Ans  Gu io n  pbn  10 
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T his  has  110t 
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a ccount  book.  ma l<er~,  papef  rullll/r . 
IIbrar,.  a nd  fin ....  IIr~  bindin g s.  file  bOlte8, 
mll p  Illo u ll tl n g s, .. tbu m ~.  pocket  boo k s.  etc . 
Olthe ll s'  phone  Nil. 4811. 
I n  on1  Ns tlo nal 
(!a nk  BIIUdlnll'.  Geo . G .  Bludellu lind  Henr), 
H. Siellert. 

CLOTHING. 
E LG IN  M I FFL IN.  u..:t les  a nd  Gentle_ 

men', " urolshln g Good s.  S %  ad. 

CROCKERY  AND  GLASSWARE. 
H  B .  T"ARN ~: I).-obhJ'"  GI8s8  &-.  r".",pa. 
•  1~ _W_'_'_"_'"_JL'IOn_ .. _' _"_._S.  =~~~~. 
DENTISTS. 
N  H.  ~IOOH~;. 1).1).  S.  omce .. IHl3  Hol-
II sler ,Il.uUdl n ll.  l.anst ng.  Mleh.  Bell 
phon(>~J; Oltl~ena Auto",atle~ . 

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•  Nlllional  Hank Hid!!'.  AUlomatlc phone 
1iII1;  Bell  pllone  nl.  Former M.  A.  O.  9Iuden~. 

tnglon  A..-e.  !'I ..  l.all sln g.  ~ I lehl lrlln, 
A u t OllleLlc p hone. ottlee 3-ilr:!;  r@sldenee.:Hre. 

D  1-:.  PARMh:LI-:1!:.  Dentist,  11j}~  Wash 
J E.  STOF I" !!: R.  D,  n.  S.  Ome,,:!I:&{;OIU' 
DRUGGISTS. 
ROUSJ,JR-S  OA PITAL  DRUG  STORE . 

Up  to  dau,.  Uo.ner  ~[ore.  OpJ)Ol!IU 
HoHl!ter Hlock. 

K~press ollke.  AJL'eney  S Ill' I", U11<1.)'_ 

COL L~xn; T)fl.l'G  .A~D Gf{(I(JI-. RY  00. 
DRY  GOODS. 
J  W .  KNA I' P CO.  ])ryGood ~ !lndFur. 
M ILLS  UUY  G oons  co.  Dry  floods 

•  nlshlngs.  ~l \\'1l ~ hlnJL'IOn  A"I!  So. 

Sui ts. Coal.$.  Wal su. _'-rl  Needle Work. 
!!:tC.  I~ltll \\'u"h lnJL'IOn  A\·e.  SoUlh. 

~-,E",LECTR ICAL SUPPLIE.;;S.==  
CAPI'I'O L  ~'J.~;OTR](J  KNGIN t~ERING 
t'utt  line of  It.l ec trlCIII  Suppll u. 
lnclmllnll  siuden'"  ah lldes  and  cord ".  car_ 
bon.  t!llltlllu",  and  ", .. zdn  readln lt  l~mp •• 
IIi 1-;.  )th;hljrllll AI'e, 

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FURNITURE  DEALERS. 
M  J .  ,t  B.  11.1.  HUO IC  Furnltur ...  Corner 

•  Wa.shlni'l<.>n  ."H.  ~nd  lonl8  Street. 

~ .. e  ad. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &  TINW' RE _ 
N ORTON'S  H ARI1 WAR ~;.  (It'ne r al 
ler,..  Sto""$.  ete . 
See  Rd. 

H>lrd ..... re. TIl! "·lIre. (lrlll!lle"·art'. OUl 

III  WMhhlll:'lOu  A,·e.  S. 

MANUFACT URING  AND  H AIR_ 
DRESSING . 

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)la"ura Clu!'ln /f. 
f;hllmpoohl ..  ,'<.  H .. lfdre~Hln ll  I'lIrlOU. 
S ... ·llcbu  made  of  eut  hRlf  or  eO!\lhlnlJ~. 
.. IJ;()  eolQr(>d lind  reno"al~>d 10  lOOk  M  lL'ood 
liS  n l" " ',  Tht'  ~"noneo-A1Uerlcllu  HYJL'lenl<: 
TolI~t H eQul~lte8 A  :"PP!CI .. '-TV. 
."'ulomaUe 
phone  MI.  221'JoIii  W .. shlu lltou  A,·". S . 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

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G R!:": l\ ~:I.L Bll.OS. 

': ~11 c.hl/fllu'~ Leadln ll' 
lIh'h  ( :n,d"  Pla'1o, 
e,\d  PI .. ye.r  I'h"'o~.  Ea~y T e rm s.  PlaTios to 
HenL -
\','ar·.'  H"I1IRl  oul  on  Pureb.a &e. 
~:\·ery thl"l'  I"  the  He"l",  of  Mu ~lc,  LA~­
!1r:<G  1'01'0111>'  tl l/ N. \\' .. shlnlL' ton  A,·". 

PHYSICIANS. 
D R. OSOAIt  H .  RR IH~G~; I ~  ('Of.  )JIe h. 

A'· ... an (1  Grand  Ith'''' A,'c "  t;l1llt  Lan · 
$Inl!'.  H ours,  r  1(1  A~ .. ' ... m.:  :! to ~ and; to 8 
p.m.  Sundll·)'8,lttol>lnll~to~p.m.  (JIll· 
2ens Phone  IlI-H;  H,'It~. 

D R . .H.  W.  LANDON,  ~:"~L I .... "sl"'r. Mich . 

om,· ..  hour~'  7  to ",00  a.m ••  l~:1I(I  t o  ~ 
lind G~'IO to 8  p. m.  Sund",.s. 10 to II ,a() a. Ill. 
i  108 p . Ill.  OlI12err~' phon e  \Itr!S. 

E YK  ~:AH.  NOf;E  AND  THROA T .  nr. 

J .f'.I)"·~Ll.  ll fj  W.  Aliel!'''u  51 ..  Lan .lu g. 

OUlzeu8  phonl' liS. 

PRINTING. 
LAW Tt!!:l\O~~  J,  VAS  R U HEN  PRINT-

1:":0  OO .-l!I(I-~l~ Grand A ,'e nue .North. 
Fin e  Prlnllull.  J-kllh  I'bone!. 

A Ll.J<:N 

a\'~nu e  "nd  10,,11'  ~tree~ . 

i' RIN T ISG  CO.  OornerOliptlol 
Prlntlnll. 
omee NUPpUtil .  ~:ulJrll\'t'd (' .. rdt.  I'rolrreml. 
l'oIa..-ey  Goods .  Hell  phone  l()9t .  AUlomatlc 
phone -100II.  R~ ""'mbcr our n~"· l""aUol1. 

Inlllol1  A\'e. lind  IonIa 81. 

ROR!!: RT  ~MITU  PTG.  CO.--<lor.  'Waab_ 
UNIFORMS. 
T H~~  ~1.  P.  1; Il. L !!:Y  ..  00 ..  OolumOOo. 
OhlQ.-MII"" footurl'r8  of  ~I Hltary lind 
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