The M . A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

\ 'OL.  18. 

1\  ALUMNi] 

M.  A .  C .  DEBATING  T EAMS . 

. 11,·.  \1"" "1\  Wit' " ,,,,I,i,·  I"  I"  pro  ,,' Ill  "h," I>t"'I.' \\",,~ Inl;pn, I 

DEBATE. 

M .  A .  C.  W illS  from  Al ma  - L oses  to 
Ypsi. 

T he 

hOIll\" 

III  Ihe  .Iebate  with  .. \  1m;!,  1··rida.1 
en'nin;!.  thc  hom e  Il':UIl  \Ias  :,.rirl' 1L 
thc 
thl' 
unanimolls  del'i~ioll  o f 
judg-e;;;.  The  qUl'<;lioll,  a"  hefore 
SI :lI<:II,  \\"a.~, "R c"oll·ell.lhalth",  fell 
l'ral  ~olcrtltnelll  ~hol1ld  adopt  thc 
Irll,,!>.,  rat hl' r 
policy  o f  n'J::-ul:tlin:-:-
th:1Il 
{Ii~:;oh' ill~  Ihe lll,"' 
th:lt  o f 
.\I essr s .  ~n \' de r ,  R abillO wil z 
:lnd 
.\Iaro.:h .  for - .\1.  _\.  C ..  uphdd  the 
:1tlirmali I"e , :lnd  ,\1 css r s .Cook . Cafey 
;lml  Crea~ef,  fo r  :\I IIJa.  defended 
the  1lt:!!:l1ilc. 
te;llli 
were  n'ol  o n l\- hettc r  inf,)Tllll.:d  on 
th c  s ll bjeci  :I;ld  prep:ln'd  to 
llll'c\ 
the  <lrg-limCllts  o f  theit·  uppone nt,;. 
bUI  Ilerc  £:'1'  morc  r~'ad.l"  ;,p~'akl· rs . 
T!!",  ,tllil"llw.ri,·c  ;;ou;..:!!t  to  I'rol' c 
t hat  rh"  cornbinati .. n o f l';lpital dimi· 
nakti  'I:t~t~·:  that  whil..:  al'lItil'"  d" 
e:-.i;;t  in  comhirla li on~ .  Ihc\"  exi.~1  10 
;1  ).!Tl'all· r  d ... g-n.·e  in "Illall  h;,Silll·"St·S. 
If the  Inl"t  i"  10  loe  di,..~oll· l'll.  Ihel! 
whal  o f  ll1e  5m,dll'r  101l,, in e:>~  : 
!{"hillollilz. 

"l"Collll 
;;pc;,kt'r  fo r  tll~'  :ttlinn:tl in· .  !lll"1  till' 
,If''lIm,,m  of  dis~olutiwi  ill  a  11':1\ 
which  pk:t~eti III"  :mdielll"c.  b:ll'kill~ 
up  ili~  a r;!IIIlH:nt  hy  l'OtHTl"te  ~·:-.:!tn­
Di~ -oili ti oll  lakt'5 
pies  of :ItICmpb. 
pLtcc .  hilt 
,..kad 
:I 
,.  g- ~'nl lclll;(n's  :t:.!;rl·el!lellt,"  which  is 
h ank.,  Ill'  far  to  ue:tI  wilh. 

Cl)rnl"~ 

.\I r. 

t hl' 

;11 

it~ 

.\[r. 

:I[ :trl"ll 

-pel!t  eOIl~i(kr:lhk 
lime  itl  p r ovin;..:  that  l"e~\lI:lIiorl  call. 
ami  ha:-,  laken  plan'  in  hi:.:- ~'lJrnhill­
:Hiot1s. o.:i li tl;!  illl>lam:e:- r:. f  I"ail \\":1) s  
lowe r  frd:.:-hl  rales,  n:b:ltin:=:-.  tii,> 
c r imin a tion,  et.". 

<I f 

T hc  1';;;i l0rs  ~Ol1;..:IH 10  !HO\'e  that 
distiolutioll  \\":1;'  th c  <l lll\'I'tg-icll  II a\' 
tlw  d itliculty . · b:!o.:kil1~  !IiI 
Ollt 
l1 Kir  :lr;.!"lltneIlIS  by  \I\lolal;oll '"  fro l" 
\:trimlS  :!lItho ritie". 
It  11 ;1;;  dll;tl ll'll 
t h:ll  tll"o-thirds  o f  'ilt:  "'OUll lril'';  o f 
the  g-Iuhe  delll:1lldnl 
(Ii""o!uti o ll. 
liwl  llissohl\ion  h ad  ht:ct1  sllccc~shtl 
when:  Iril'd  0111 :  and  Ihe  :-;hl'rmall 
an li·trust  law  W[(s.  of  cuu rsc,  :..:-il' el1 
a  p r omilll"11t  p l:l"'e. 

trusl 

The  second  "p<.;:tk e r 

that 
n;]\ural  Li\\",  :llId  tl1<l1 
:1  cOlll1l1ission  would  b<.; 
1000.:01l1P1cx 

eOHlelllletl 
reg-Illatioll  I'iolatl'~  the 
Ihe  dillieS  of 
:t!to:;:-ctber 
to be h(lndled properly. 
T hc  1:lsl  !S p~aker presented  SOIllC 
\"cry g"ood  a r g-umcn l s, hut  lost  1I1lll"I! 
fo rcc  because  of  their  n o\  hl·ing 
weI!  ill  h;lt1l1. 

.\ Ir.  Snydcr  wa5  m ud,  st r OIlg"er 

ill  r clllll1:tI  !11:tn  his  O]lPOll<.;ll1,  ami 
\\"<lS  a J.1c  10  refille 
l1l:lIlY  of  Ihe 
ar;";I1I11<.;nb  pl'o.:"entcll. 

in 

Grl"" 

II1<."il'  efforlS 

l· rl·tlit  i"  dlle.  nol  01111,  tu 
the  men  for  their  e:-'<.:l'lIent  "Iio\\" 
ing",  hUI  al so  10  [nstfUl'lUrs  Bi\1ne r 
:llld  ,\iitehd l,  who  h,lle  hecn  untir· 
ing" 
to  produlT  (I 
winning  leam .  The),  hal"c  sacri 
ficed:t  ;.::rl'lIl  1lI,IlIy  Ihin;;s  in  o rder 
that  t h~' !lch:ltc rs  mig-ht  not  I:!ck  fo r 
,lid  Ihem . 
;l 1l \" l hillg"  which  1I001I1d 
Tileir efforts  :lrc  ce r t:Linly  ap pre~-i­
aled • 

T he judg-... " fo r  the occasion Wl'rc ; 
!-'lIpt.  E.  C.  \\-a rrin e r,  of  Sa;.::in;t\I. 
. \Id":: onc,  of  AI1>i on, 
~upt.  \\".  j  .
alltl  Prof.  S . O .  I Ltrl\\cll. of 
I--.:  ala 
Ill:t%oo. 

Pro f.  I{ .nle r  ,lCI ... d  in  III<.;  c;tpacity 
of  cha irman.  ,lIIll  e x cdll'tll  111l1~ic 
wa_  flll'l1 ishcII  hI'  \1.  ,\. C. ',;:  man· 
dolin  c1uh. 

YPSI  :>EBATE. 

It I 

\\":1'; 

(l\1e~lio]!. 

the  deh:tI~·  wilh  the  ~ u r m:11 
k,lll\  at  Yp~ilatlti. tl1l'  judgl's  were 
in  !aI-or  of  Ollr  oppo 
tl\U  to  OIlC 
nents.  T he  dl·hale  \\";("  l·:-'Cl·ptiun 
,.111'  c:lO~l' ,  and 
lhe  l'xo.:dlcnl  w t)I'k 
dU;le  h.1  l';ldl  m:1Il  W:lS  ~1I ... h  Ih:11  the 
O\l"'OIIlC 
-l'\1e 
In 
hnllle  te:llll  \\":h  COlllPOSl'd  of  Ern 
l'~1  I l: lr t.  (; ellr;.:-c  T.  Il:t.\"es  ,111<1 
II. 
.\. Jl·~~"p. 
[·:ao.:h  ,lid  cxt:qniOl1:tIl~ 
wd!. a tlll  ",lwwcd  Ih<.;  rl· ~ult ".,f o.::Lrc 
fil l  and  p:tin~t akill~  stud_I'  and  of 
!.:ood  Ir'Lining. 
\Ir.  lI :1 r l.  ill  hi~ 
febu!lill,  tlWI  Ihe  i~ ~u<.;,> of  his  (Jppu, 
111  fat:l. 
Iwnts  squa rdr  ;lnd  wdl. 
Ihc  whole  dd);]le  W:l'<:  011C  wholly 
UII  th<.;  i""lIc"  inlol,cd  ill  the  que,;· 
tio n.  ami 
lillk- "idl'  "Il' ppi ll~  was 
dOl!e  10  :L\oid  the  real  qLll .... l i on~ . 

judge"  at  Ypsilallti  w<.;r<.; 
T he 
II.  Snook,  of  Detroit. 
;\11'.  101111 
I'ro f."t.':,\r l  E.  l':\rry ..  o f 
.\I it:h i)(un. 
:\nrl  Prof.  Frank  T .  Litrleton ,  uf 
I l illsd:tlc . 

In" trtlcto r  Hittner 

;ll'eoll1pal1iec\ 
Ihe  tcam, :tlld  all  repo r i  eX~'cllt-1lt 
tn':ltl11l"tlt  in  clcr\" ,,'[( \';It  Ihe  h:ll\{ls 
of  ~ o nllal. 

.\ s  Ypsilanti 

\\'on  unanimously 
from  AIIIlIL,  this gi\"cs her first  pla,'e 
ill  the  seri<.;!;, .\1.  A .  C.  taking- S<.;(: 
olld. 

FIFTH  ANNUAL  INSPECTION 
TR IP  OF  SE~IOR EN. 
GINEERS. 

~!j. 

urI 

T he  pari,'"  ~6  in  numh",r.  Jdt 
I--.: eokuk, 
.-\ pril 
Lansin;.:-
1011':\.  \\ as  Ih<.;  lirst  "top.  T hl'  d:ul1 . 
powl'r  hou~e. Im'k  :tnd  dry  Jock  of 
thl'  .\Ii ssissip pi  I<i l'c r  I'o\\ {'r  Co. 
are  ne:lring" 
romplction.  ali<I  will 
illstall  a  hnlru l'i('etl'i c  pl:ll1t  of  ::00,-
000  hor,,".:  pOI\l'r  c;lp:t .. ' il~,  fr01ll 
II hidl  pOller  will  he  distrihuted  to 
St.  I.Ollis,  Hurl in)-:, ton .  flnd  olh ~·r 
diSUH1\  poil1t~. :l~ wdl  :I.'>  to  I--.:o.:okuk 
:111.1  (Jthl' r  nc:.r  lo,,· alitil"~.  T h e  eOSI 
<)f  Ille  planl  will  10.:- S~3,0<)O.IIOO. 
T lw  ,!:till  ;tcross  till'  _\ I i,...~i"sippi  is 
nine-IClllhs  o f  a  mile  ill  len;':-Ih.  ;ll1d 
will  dilert  to  thc  po\'cr  plan t  :tnd 
lock  Ih~·  \\",ller  re,!lIir~'cI  for  Ihcir 
opo.:ral iun .  till'  halance 
to  Ill.'lI  off 
Ol-e r  Ih('  spill-way;;;  of  the  d:Ull. 

It  is  e-':p<,;" tcd  10  he;!ill  Ikli,l' ry  of 
pOIH'r  10  ~t.  I.oui"  on  Ju ly  I~t  of 
\"Car.  T I1l'  plant.  itl  !.:crll·ral 
this 
;lurl 
,,\WIIII  In  the 
in  deta il.  II  a,; 
l·,!ro.:  b~  !Jr.  ti. 
iwrty  witl!  g-rl·;tt 
\ \'aldo  I>arr.  ~,f  Ihl'  olli..::e  of  1'1Ihlic 
rcl;Ltioll~  of  lhe  ~J.  IL  I'''',er Co., 
:11111  hy  .\Ir.  1[.  H.  ~l r l)c rlllid.  '0(" 
~[.  ,\.  C.,  ,llso  r UIIlll'ctcd  II ill!  till' 
comp:my , 

["I'ce  use  (If  o.::lIlkr:h  hI  Ihl'  mem 
he r s  of  tho:  part~  \\:l~  ';ld~  Olle  uf 
c{Jl1rte:;i~'",  eXlended.  Thc 
111:111\' 
l,tllire  'Ia~  "f  :\ pril  .5()  \\:1';  ~Pl'llI  at 
J..::eokllJ...  ant!  the  I isit  II  a~  IIllled  ;t~ 
I,dl  1I0rlh 
t hl'  t'"Sl  "f  thl'  l'lllire 
trip. 

.\1 :1\ 

\(> 

10.1 

the  <.;11 ti rl'  p:lrt_1 

li~it_ 'i n  Chka:,.r('.  111<.;  (; "<';(11  :\'orlh· 
(' rn  Ii olel  lll'iu;.!  hcadquar ter". 
()11 
dsih  lI<.;r<.; 
Ihe  1l10rl1ill;.!  of  .\I al 
tho.: 
m:1d ~' 
Fi"ke  ami  quarn  ~I:lti"ll"  of  t l1l' 
C0ll1111011 II ealt h - Ell ison  Cit. 
T hesl'  sl:ltioll~.  located 

Ill':l1"  10 
cal'll  other  b ll t  ph~sicH1I.\  (li~li lt ct, 
ar<.;  e tleh  thc  I:tr:,.r~'''t  steam  ete.:(rie 
1'1:111 11"  in  the  cou ll try.  T lic  g"l'l1er 
:lli ng"  IIllits  arc  t ~,ooo :11111  14 ,OOu  1--.:. 
\\".  Cu rtis  lu rho  ;£,·lIe r:,I"r".  Four 
23 ,000 1--.:.  \\-.  Pars<lt1s  ru r hll·g"l·nc r. 
alors  :Ife  hl' lllg:  insta!led:\1  Ihe  Fi~ke 
s t;l1io n. 
.\ short  \"i~it  :It  noon  II  a~ 
1l1:1dC:11  tIll"  qth  SI.  1~ \1mpil1;":  St:t 
l ion .  c apacity  75.000.00v  f!"lIolls . 
onc of  ci~h t  such  sIal ions  r Cll uired 
for  Ihe  w;ltl'r  supply  o f  Chica~o. 

'oS. 

G,  S.  \'"Il'minc,  of 

the  above 
e b ,.;s,  is  now  with  thl'  L ockwood  
Asll  I\I0lor  Co.,  of jac kson,  .\ I ieh. 

In  til..:  ;,ftef1l00tl  the  p:trl)  w e1l1 
to  Loc kpo rt,  wherK~" "fler hl11chln~ 
untier  diflicultit's  a  II  alk  of  threc 
miles  was  takl'n  to  the  Ily~Jro-clcc-
(OOnttnued On  J)Nl e  ~J 

.\pril 

[7- uf 

'66. 
:\ ~\\" 11",.  r";Khl',]  liS  o f  !hl' ,leath, 
?>oJrs.  France!>  J. 
Ull 
(illlll l ;"'''ll, o f  Clintoll  cOlln ty,  wifo! 
of  \\"arn.'1l  l;ttr1ni5~)]j, \\ith the  class 
,.f  '(,6. 
ncn'a"~',1  had  l~c ll  a  suf· 
r~n: r  for  .!o  y,,;ors.  "all  ,,'()nC~  ;111(1 
l'irrho!'ii~  c:tu"illg  her  d.';llh.  Be 
"i<l., ...  her  hll",halld . sh"  is  sunivcd 
h,"  three  childn' Il,  all  o f  whom  arc 
'c"nldu,l!l'S  o f  :-'1.  .\. C.  T he,'  arc: 
'00,  of  IJdroit :  E'lc(\"  '05, 
l i ng-h. 
?o.Jrs .. \ lta  Price . 
of  Ch;c:J.~o. '111(1 
'05.  vf 
liu nni"on 
will  rn:. kc  his  futurl'  horne  \,iIl1  his 
d:tll).:'h !er.  :"Ilr ....  1' rin:. 

.\ IOilrOI: . 

.\Jr. 

'S:. 
.\1r ....  ). E.  Coulrer ( .\lice  W ec,I), 
of  G r,md  R :lpids,  Wa" 
:,  collt:J;('c 
(:,lI e r  T hu r '<d:n  of last  wed"  II hill' 
,";"iting  her  soi,  in  L;H1~inJ.:" . 
.\Irs. 
L oul ler  is  necrologist  fOr  the  Tri 
,'!lIIi:, ]  in j  tll!l'. 

'IJJ · 
In  the  I'0/'ll/a,.  Sc/o/("("  .1/""lId)' 
of  ~\pri l  a]JPear~  an  l'"cl'llent  :Irti· 
c1l'  on  ··1)ol11e ... \i,,;ltiol1  of  Anll'ril-a!1 
G n lpc".." 
]{ l' p ril!I" h;1 \  c hec]] 1Jlfldc 
of  till' arlide  for  fll rt hl'r  di.,.l r ihu· 
tiOll.  TIll'  authM  i~  l -.  I'.  lIetlril"k . 
'~3 ' 

' !j~. 

Dr, O.  It I bll. of  \\' :Lrrct)s Lurg, 
.\10.,  write,;  ~\1 c h  :t  ],ree./:.\ ..  happy 
leite r  lh;lt 
libc r ty  10 
quotc  frum  the  ~:"ne ,  ;IS  follows; 

lakl'  Ih .. · 

\I.., 

··'1' h"  world  i"  u~in:,.r  IIlC  ;Ill  O.  1--.: . 
\[ ~~clf ami  bmil)"  an' enjoying-lhe 
hc~1  o f  he:lllh. 
1'1<': 11\1'  10  e at  :mt! 
\\ e:lr.  an~1  pro"pl' c t~  ~lrl'  :;0<" ... 1  in 
\\'o",lrow 
.\Ii_~("luri  f('rthc fullire. 
has  dOIK'  11')lllkr.., 
}'Ii~",ollri 
l' \l'n lhi llg" 
dim,ltl'  this  ..,pri ll!.:.  :111.1 
I{lnk,..  th~·  hc,,1. 
! 
rlll'"-clf. 
.:oul.1  hale 
\\" ltl'al  :Ind uat s  a rc  till l·•  fruit  spkn' 
di.I-;lll  kiL"I ~  hearing"  lhi~  YL':1r, 
COrti  p1:tnlin;.:: 
i~  I'rogn·~~iJt~  r:tp· 
idl\-,  with  Ih~' 
ill  pl' rfeet 
ground 
sh:lpc, 

)),,11"  "din' l' 

d~'I!c  l'dll' l" 

for 

l'oll,,;;.-e  OI1 .. ·C 

.. \'·ish  1 r Ollld  ~I,' p ill  ~lLld  ~ce the 
.)1<1 
ill  a  II  hile,  hul  [ 
:\UI  too  f;lr  UW:l\".  T,lke'i  100  much 
limc  from  hll"i,i~· ~ .... 
I [owen'r. I C'\ 
ped  to  I-isil  Ihl'  pb"'l'  ag:till  111  a 
IT:!f  o r  I In) . 
. 
··\\ ·ilh  he~t  I\i~hc"  fnr  the  p ro  
:,.rre:sS  :\1It!  ,IClc!Uplllcllt  of  rn}  alma 
llI:!ter,  [  am. 

'·O ne  of  Ihl'  IlI.1 ho\ "." 

'0\. 

Il erttl;l11  So.:hn'ibcr. e hemi,,1  in  thl' 
Bure:! u  of  ChemistTl' ,  \\' ;t"hill" IOl1, 
\"i~i1l-cI  ~It  his  ho nw  ill  i.ansin; l:J" t 
week,  mid  l'alkd  0 11  collcg-e  friends. 
'06. 

.\Ir:s .  .\Iild r ed  \la tth<: \1'~  Ilehble. 
while,  o f  Chica:,:-o,  i ~  I i~iling- IH  the 
hottle  o f  he r  p;lrents .  .\[r.  tlnd  .\Irs. 
O.  L.  '\ l al1hells.  L all!>ing. 

" 
r.  II,  .\l c D ermid  is  condu c t ing 
cxpe r iments in  co rm ection  with  "in 
~cn g- g-rowillg"  :\1  ~Ju.'!kc~on  llI~dc r 
the (Iircction  o f  ;\ I ichi:.:-an  GinsL'ng 
Growe rs'  A sso c ialio n,  co ·o pe r aling 
with  the  go\"crnmcm. 

T he  M.  A . C.  RECORD 

~U.L"H.D ..... "ItT  TU"IO .. ,  DU .. ,NG  TH ..  COL_ 

'-IlG .. ,ItA'"  ",.  TH"  " 'C,.UU . . .  'A'" 

...... 'c;:ULTU ..... L  1:0u .... ... 

- -It .
"u •• el'l'"'o", 

..  rIlUNCIt .  III .... "' .... . ... 1'0 . 

60  C"NT.  ~"I'I  ' tAR 

Entered  ...  HCOlld-c1aM  mill  matter  al 

1..0110 •.  Mich. 

Addre • •  11  lubo!cr1l1llon •• nd  adTutlslnc 
malt.er  to tb e  M.  It.  0.  H.ECQMD.  K ... ,  1 .. 1>-
1111,..  M ich.  ACld l'1!M  all  eonHlbotLoDI  to 
'h e  )la"&I(I,,1' Kdltor. 

Remit  by  P.  O.  Monel'  Order,  Draft  Or 

Re.I~tered Letter.  1)0 nolo send nllmps. 

Bu!inen  OMce  .. 'l ib  I",wrl'nce  <l:  VI" 
B u.""  Prlntlnl' 00 ..  ~IO-l/I~ Gr&nd A,'e. S o •• 
Lanltul,  Mteb. 

TUESDAY,  MAY  13,  191 5 . 

the 

rial 

in  shape, 

I F  it ;s  pos:.iblc  to  g-cl 

thl'  mate 
t r iClll1i:Ll 
number o f  th e  H.~:CO UI) will  be  puh. 
li~hcd !lext  week.  A  SpCo.:illl  effort 
will  he  made  to  muke  Ihis  numbe r 
of interest  to our alumni, and  a copy 
will  be  nlililcd  to  c;,ch  olle.  The 
report.!  of comm ittecs will he  given, 
program  of  comnH:llc~nt week, and 
Ictter~  from  SOllle  of  our  friellJ~ 
\,ho are  10  be with  us  at  thnt time. 
I r ) our 1Issociation is doing some 
thill):  tow:lrd  interesting  its  mem o 
be rs  in  thi:!  big  C\-<: I1I,  let  us  hear 
ahout  it. :md  we  will  p:tss  the  word 
aloug. 

The  local  committees  arc  doing 
e\-cr)'thing  possible  to  make  thi.., 
triennial  a  s uccess,  nllli  wilh  the 
hc.lp  of  our  our  lo),al  nlulllni  it  is 
bCHlnd  to  be sLlch. 

JOHN  T.  McCUTCHEON ,  CAR· 
TOONIST. 

In  Armo ry  Wednesday  Evening. 

T he  Liber:,1  A rts  C niou has  been 
cxceptiom,!ly  [ortunate  in  secu ring 
.Iohl1  T.  ~Il-Cutcheon,  the  famou" 
Chica}{o  canoonist, to gi\e a  lecture 
in  the  armory  \\·\.'(!neS«ay  ~'\'t'tl il1 g 
of  this  week. 
~ I  r.  }.lcCulcheOIi 
seldom  Imlkes  :In  IIppoilltlllellt  of 
this  kind,  aud  students  and  college 
people in  gene r1l1  cannot  afford  10 
miss  the  opportunity  to  hear  thi" 
mau  and  ~ee his  ,\ork. 

!I e  will  not  only  gin:  a  lectu re 
011  C:lrtOOlh  and  :111 
interesting  n '  
cit:11  of  hi,;  ne\\spllper  work,  but 
will  m:t1 .. e 
:h  he 
leclUres. 

cartoons 

h;,. 

:"II r.  :"IlcCutcheon  hus  been  with 
'90", 
tht:  CIII-C(lgD  Trihu"e  since 
his  tirst  conspicuous  work  being u, 
!.he  cUlIlpaign  of 'q6,  when  wi!.h  the 
li e  was  on  the 
Clliau:;,.  N rrord. 
dispal~h boat  ~IcCulloc h lluring the 
Wllr  with  Spain, and  in  the  battle of 
lI is  foreign 
.\\1lIlIill'l  Bay  in 
tours  ha\-c  taken  him  to  Inuin.  Bur 
m;l.  :;i:lIl1.  Cochin  China,  Korea, 
Japan.  lind  the  l'hilippin c~. 

'9$. 

The lecture will  hel{in at 8 o'clock, 
and  the  ~ame  admissiOIl  ar r;tngc 
ment  hold,.,  lJood  :IS in  former  lect 
ures.  Students will  he  admitted  011 
coupon  ticket.  All othcrs  25  ccnts. 
This  is:t  rMe  opporlUnity  to  sce 

the  world'~ f:lmous ca rtoonist. 

'OJ. 
C.  ~1.  Calle,  with  the  Coa"l  :Iml 
Geodetic SUf\'cy ,writcs f rom  Bruns 
wick, Ga.,  that  he  hopes  to  com 
plete his  work  there in  time  to  be 
lit  ~1. A.  C.  for  the  trien nial.  H e 
has  had  a  -\o-foot  moto r  boat  cha r 
t en~d durinJZ  the  past  th ree mo nths, 
with  which  he hilS  been  doing  tri 
angu1:.o.tion  for  the dete rmination  of 
sextant objects  for  the  light  house 
dcpartlllent. 
I Ie  h:,s  recently  COm 
pleteJ;J  fine  cru ise  through  the in 
land  waterw:,y  f rom  Sav:U1llfth  to 
Jacksonv illc. 

Th e  M .  A .  C.  RECORD. 

F IFTH  ANNUAL  INSPECTION 
TRIP OF  SENIOR  EN 
GINEERS . 

«Jonlillued  fro ln  PAlI"e  I. j 
tric pbnt of the sllnitary  district  of 
tlow  of  thc 
Chicago,  where  the 
drlli n:lge  c;lnal,  400,000  cubic  feel 
per  minute,  with  a  head  of  40 feet, 
is  utilized  to  lig-ht  the  streets  of 
Chicago af  night :end  fo r  power  to 
manufllcturers  in  tht:  dll\·tilllc. 

011 

:\Ia\- 2,  one  section  of  the 
p:lrty  took- .1  city  lUg  for:l  trip  011 
the  Chicago  river,  and  later  one 
other  to  one  of  the  inl'lke  crihs 
through  wh ich  the W:I,cr:s  of  Lake 
:\1ichigan  are  cOlldueH:{1 
the 
pu mping stalions. 
I n the a ftefilOOn 
the  Lake\'icw  pumping  stm ion  was 
visited_  T o  }'l r.  W.  IL  Brow n, 
'03, is  due h,rgely the Sllccess of  this 
trip. 

to 

The balance of  the party  went in 
the morning  to  the  repair  shops of 
the  Chicago  &  ~orlhwcste rn  Ry. 
Co.,  where all  engines of this  g:rcat 
road  arc  gi\-en  "general"  rcp:lirs 
when  needeJ_  At  noon  the  p:lrt)" 
w erc  the  guests  at  lunch  of  thc 
\\' estern  Electric  Co.,  at 
lIaw 
thorne.,  ami  spent  Ihc  afternoon  in_ 
specting  the  \-:lnous  dep:lrtmenls of 
the company's  phllll, which  c1Ilploy~ 
I  ~,ooo men :md  womcn  in  the  mllll 
ufactu re  e:--:dush ely  of  telephone 
supplies,  mainly  for  the  Bell  Tele 
phone  Co.  A  compltelll !-:uide  waS 
furnished for el'ery four or fin.'  per 
sons,  und  the  \\orkings of  the  plllllt 
we re  carefully  (·:--:plaincd. 

in  the  evening  the  elltire  party 
went to Gary, meetio);,:"  S. Y.  Knight, 
'09,  and  tell  other  :"11.  A.  C .  nwn 
COlllk'cted  with  the American Bridgc 
Co.,  whose  plant  was  \' isited  the 
ncxt rnoruillK under their competell l 
and  interest ell  J.!uidancl·,  Th e  plaut 
is  new  and  up  to  dale  in  every  re 
sp.:.'1::t.  The  final  ol1icial  \-i",it  of the 
trip  was  made  to  the  plalll  of  the 
lncliana  Steel  Co.,  also  located  III 
Gary.  This  is  the  la r~e~t and  most 
modern  steel  plant  in  the  coullt r)', 
and  tu rns  out  an  immense  tonna~e 
of  steel  plate!;,  beam""  billets  al1ll 
rails.  The  plant  is  furni .. hed  with 
power by  large  gas  engines  u!;ing 
\\-3"te  gas  from  the  hb"t  furnnn:~ . 
At c\-ery  place  ,' isi ted  !he  pliny 
W:l~  made  10 
feel  wdcome,  and 
given e\cr_,- cou rtc,;y , lind  the  mem' 
the 
bers  of  the  party  returned  to 
colll'gc  repaid  for  time  ;Illd  cost  of 
trip.  <I!though  "onlewllat 
tired,  of 
foot .  ,1\  least. 

BASEBALL. 

M .  A_ C .  Wins  [rom  Washington  and 

Jeffer~OD . 

1n a  game th:lI  W;IS  full  of e);citc 
menl from  stan  to  finish.  the  east 
ern  bo,·" weredcfeuted  Oll  Ill...,  hOllle 
field  \\'cdnesday  afternoou  by  the 
score  of  5  to;.  L:l  fever,  pilch 
ing  his second  bi~ g:une,  did  excel 
lent  work,  fielded  his  position  well. 
and though fanniug twice, rcdeemL"(1 
himsclf  b)- gettiug a  three·b;lsc  hi t 
011  his  third  time up, which  resoh'cd 
itself  iuto a  horner 011 
:1  bad  throw 
to  third. 

T he visitors  worked  three  pit ch 
ers, but  ;lll  were hit  freely,  :lIld  had 
it  not  been  fo r  some  sensntional 
fie lding,  the  margin  would  h:"'e 
been  grellter  still. 

The work  of  both  T rowbridge 
and  Griggs on  ucfell!le  desen-c  spe· 
ci:d  mcntion,  as  th ey  handled  their 
ch:lI1ces  without  error ,  t.he  former 
gelling eight at  second  ami  the  lat-

ler  fi fteen  at first.  Trowbridge se 
cured  two  hits,  and  scored  t wO  of 
the  se\'en  runs  made  by  the  home 
team . 

The  Jay  was  e);ceptionally  fine 
for  the  game,  the  rooting  was  :111 
improvement  over 
the  preceding 
the  umpir~- was  in  "good 
g;lI11e, 
order,"  nnd  :\1.  A.  C .  was  satisfied 
with  resuhs. 

The hand  ga\"<!.  lin  open  air  con· 
cen  :It  6 :30,  and  was thus una ble  to 
play  :It  the  gallic. 

S YRACUSE  DEFEATED , 
5  TO  I. 

T hc  Syr:,cuse learn  met  defeat lit 
the  h:mds  of  .\l.  A.  C.  Friday  b" 
the  s:lme  score  which  the),  WO;I 
from  :\lichigan  the  prec(."(ling  d:lY . 
For eight illnings  the visitors  never 
got  farther  than  second  base. 
In 
the ninth,  with  a  base  on  balls  fol 
lo wed  by  two  hits,  our  opponcnts 
secured  thei r  only  tally. 

Peterson  W;IS  in  splendid  form 
:lIld  pitched  ball  all  the  while.  while 
his  support  was  almost  faultless. 
Eig:ht  stolen  bases  were  registered 
by  the  home  team,  lI an-ey  e\'en 
stealinJ.!  home.  Added 
this, 
eight  base  (\ ri\'cs  and  five  costly 
mi"takcs on  the  part  of  the \'isiting 
!ellrn,  all  combinell  to  give  1\1.  A. 
C.  the g ame. 

to 

.M.  A .  C .  started 

the  scoring 
early,  ru nning in  two scores  in  the 
fi rst  on  infield  hits, a  pass  and  two 
coStly  errors. 

! n  the  third,  Fuller  WIIS  given  :t 
P:ISS,  s tole SCCOJl(I,  lind  went. 1.0  third 
ou  a  passed  ball. 
l\logge  was  out 
on Ilrsl,  hilt  Dawson drove  the  ball 
into  Idt fidd  for  two  b:lses,  and  in . 
crea"ecl  the  lead  10  three  ~cores. 

In  the  se\·cnth.  ?-d_  A.  C.  scored 
twice,  Ilnrvcy  and  Griggs  workinJ.! 
thc double s teal. resulting  in  a  score 
lor thc  forme r.  Peterson  singled, 
stole  second,  and  on  fuller's  hit 
scort.-d  the laSI  of  the  rUIiS  for  th e 
home tC:UII_ 

The  hopes of  }oJ.  A_  C.  fans  have 
risen  some  50  per  celli.,  and  with 
the showing  which  the  team  is  1I0W 
rnakillg-,  this  week's  games  should 
be  our,.. 

Oli\'et  is  especililly  Strong  alllong 
hcr sist l." r  colleges, and will try  ha rd 
on  \\'ednesdny  to  trike  revenge  on 
~L A. C.  for  the  (Icfeal  suffered  :It 
the  beginning of  the season. 

.)lich iJ.!an  will  be  here Satu rdav, 
and  011  compariltil'c  scores  we  h:!ve 
something  to  say  as  to  who  will 
It w ill  be  lhe big game of  the 
will. 
SCllson.  and  eve ry  olle  mll s t  come 
Ollt  :lI1d  cheer.  The  hand  will  be 
011  hand,  Beebe  will  do  his  sh:lre IlS 
,"ell  m:ISter,  :lIId  the  team  call  win 
\\·ith  proper Sllpport. 

GIRLS'  GLEE  CLUB  AT  ID· 
LERS'  TEN  O'CLOCK. 

Parlor  of Women's Bldg_.  Friday, May 
,6,7;30  p.m. 

The  Girls'  Glee  Club,  which  has 
been  praqicing  bithfuJly  for  some 
months,  is  to  gi,'e  an  excelleut  pro 
grlull  at  the  ten  o'clock  to be gl\'en 
by  the  Idle rs  next  friday  evening. 
Refreshments  will  be  sen -ed  afte r 
the  prog r:Hll. 

A lly  one  wishing  to  attend  lIlay 
iIH'itation. 
for  1\\"0. 

do  so  w ithout 
Admission, 
Come  :lI1d  have a  good  time. 

special 
15c.;  2:)C. 

• 

ALUMNI  COMMITTEE. 

The  executive  committee  of  the 
local  alumni  held  a  meeting  Friday 
evening, at which time  further plans, 
were made  for .I une  25. 
Ile re  are 
some of  the steps t:lkell : 

Lctters o f  invitation are to be sent 
out  tO:l1l  :llumni,  with  return  pos t 
cards  for  re plies.  1nvitations  will 
indUlle  the  pro~ram  of  commence 
Illent  week, with  thrl!  of alumni day, 
and  an  enclosure  containing  certain 
proposcd  changes  in  the  alumni  or 
~anizat ion.  _ 

The  toa~tm:lste r  was  appointed, 
:lnd  a  program  of  toasts  adopt cd. 
The alumni  arc  to  giv;!  a  baH  il\ the 
armory  011  th e  e\'cning  of .lUll('  25. 
It."  by 
the  college  dramatic  club.  will  be 
gi\ eil,  lIml  a  hall  game,  together 
with IIUlllerOIl S othe r  athletic  e,-cnts, 
w ill  be  pullet.!  off. 

A  ph,)',  "As  You  Like-

The  re turnillg  old  students  will 
be  met  at  the  sial ions.  n'gislered, 
their  baggage tllken c;trc of, and  :IC 
commodations  furnb;h ed . 

D ean  Dl,venport, 'is, of  Urbana, 
Ill .•  will  g-i\'e  Ihe  oration ;  Ilorace 
lIulll.,  '05, o f  Jackson,  is  the  his 
tor ian:  John  ;,\,ies,  '94,  of Chicago, 
will  furnish  the  poe m, and  :\1 rs_  J. 
E.  Coulte r.  'S~,  of  Grand  J"bpids, 
is  the  nec rologist. 

Thc  college  b:llld  will 

furnish 
mllsic  for  com mencemcnt  week  :tnd 
the  1I1111nlli  ll ay  liS  well,  and  w ill add 
. 11111Ch  to  the cnjoYllleUl  of  the occa 
sion. 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  NOTES . 

The  meeting  bst Thursd:l}  was 
le ry  w ell  :lItcnded, al)(I  the s l;e'lker, 
}oI r.  Chlllllberlin, h!ld SO llie  eXt'elk-m 
thoughts  to  pre~nt.  It is an inspir 
ation  to  lislell  to  the  ach'icc o f  thosc 
who h<l\'c  m:IJe  g-ood  here  in  col 
lege.  The opell tliSClissiolis are  abo 
becoming an  important p:lrt  o f these 
meetings.  Our"  Y" orchestra  is 
IIlway s  on  hand  \\ ith  some  good , 
li\'e  music,  so if  you  \\ ant  to  attend 
a  wide·a wake  mel'ling  JOu  can  lind 
it  on Thursday  e\"enin~s inth{' ..  Y " 
rooms. 

The  union  meeting SUlld:l},  ni;..rht 
was  vcr)"  well  attendcd.  Dean Gil . 
ch rist  was  the  !:lpeaker.  and  som e 
\"ery 
tholl).{hts  were 
brougbt  out. 

int eresting 

There  is  only olle thing  th~1I lhese 
lIleelillKs  I;H; k,  :lI1d  that  is  suflicielH 
music. 
\\-e  :1I'e  plnnninJ.!  to  have 
sonlC  Ilew  sonJ.!  books. :lIld  then  if 
the  mll sic  dOt.'sll·t  get  li\-c1 ier 
lI"e 
lI"ill  find  0111  'he  cau se . 

~ext  Fridar  niJ.!ht  the "Y" will 
g i ve II  !itag  pliny LIp  Ihe  ri \'er. 
\\-e 
will  have "ellls,"  Jells  led  by  Beebe, 
;md  a  Illass  mect ing  for  the  :"Ilichi  
gan  game.  Start  from  "Y" rooms 
:11  7 :30 

'06. 

George  P.  Boolllsii te r,  instructor 
in  mec hani c~,  t: ni ve rsity  of  III., 
writes th;lt  his  wo rk  at  the  uui"cr_ 
shy  has  been  "cry  enjoJ1tble  and 
p rofitable.  H e  state,. 
thllt  he  re 
cently  herlfd  f rom  F.  A.  Gould, 'OJ, 
who is  now  in  chrlrgc  of  the  ci"il 
enJ.!ineering  ut  John  Milliken  U ni 
ve rsity,  o f  D eca,ur,  Ill.  He  al so 
Illct S. C .  H adde ll  recen tly,  forme rly 
of our d\' il cng-inecring  department, 
:lI1d  now  of  Ch icago,  who  was  in 
U r baJlil  to  allcn(\  a  meeting  of  the 
Illinois  Water  Supply  Association. 

The  M .  A.  C.  RECORD . 

ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

THE  MILLS  STORE  THE  HEART  OF  LANSING  THE  MILLS  STORE 

OUR  FACILI T IES  ARE  COMPLETE  FOR 

DESICNINe. ENCRAVINC - PRINTINe - BINDINC 

CLASS  PUBLICATIONS  . .. 0  COLLECE  ANNUALS 

\\-{'  earn·  cn~ r rthillg  in 

Announcements,  Programs, 

\V c  3pec i a1iz~'  011  individual 
Fi!lC  St;ltiotlcn  -

embossed  or  pruned 

the  line  of 

Invitations,  Etc. 

onlm  '0' d 

~=============== 
LANSING. 

MICHIGAN 

_  A  LLOW  US 
c.....n. 

the  pleasure  of  sh owing  you 
the  finest  collection  of  Ladies'  and  Gentle~ 
men's  F urnishings  ever  brought  to  Lansi ng. 
fu rnishings  for  College 
W e  specialize  111 
trade.  Aiw:tn  find  the  la test  in  Sweaters, 
Ma ckinaws,  Ib in  Coats,  Caps,  H ats,  Shi rts 
and  Neckwear  at 

MIFFLIN 'S 

We  are  Showing 
Th e  Largest and  Best Assortment  of Novelties  m 

Nec k wea r ,  Fancy J ewelry,  Gloves,  Hosie ry,  Etc. 

A  cordial  invitation  is  extended  to  the  College 

peopl e  to  pay  LIS  a  visit. 

ohe  Mills  Dry  Goods  Co. 

I 

Do  You  Want 

P:li r  Shears 
Knife 
Safet\·  Razor _ 

l ;1II"u~. ,1 "10 :-;1 rop. 
~;\·er·H,·"dy " ,,,1  ~:"iI" .. 
10 ,.·Je-ct  f roUl 

I [ones  .L1111  St rops 
S:IWS 
lIammers 
I l atchets 
Chisc-Js 
Screw  Drh'ers 

[n  fact,  anything  )"011  nf!cd  in 
ha rdll",lrc  I'OU  will  lind -
ami 
at  priccs  10  suil -:1\ 

Nortons  HilrOWilr6 

En: ~ y KI ND  or 
FURNITURE 

F OR  YO UR.  ROOM 

Cots 

Fold i n g  B eds 

Ma tresses 

Book  Cases 

Desk s 

Al l  GOODS  DEli VER ED  f R EE 

M. J. « B. M. BUGK 

ABOU T  T H E  CAMP U S 

~Irs . .. \.  It.  :-;!\wn'r  It:lS  hecll 
'plite  ill;11  her hOnlL' on  .·\ hhol  Road 
f{lr  ~CYl'ra! ,lal·",. 

~[ayor Tho,.. GunsOII  is  spending 
a  II"l'ek  or ten  day~  with  f r ll' n d~  :11 
eh:1 rlcl'OIX,  ,\1 ieh . 

The l';1111pUS  is  nOli"  pU\lin;::  011  il-. 
moslilelilltiful  co!ors-!!:(:llill~ really 
hlr  1913  ("omnl(:nCl'IIR'nt 
the 
hi~ tri"11I1ial. 

:111(1 

Prof.  ~ \"e  c,tilcd  on  :-;.  :-;.  :-;1111th, 
·I!. of  F remont.  ;lnd  L.  D.  l\;tnl, 
'I~ .  .\[ '1Ili~lcl· .  th~ phI  I\l·ck,  on  his 
Irip  ill  the  inten.!sts  of  hi~h  school 
'I~r;cllltllrc. 

On  a  re~"Cnl  trip  to  Kabmal.oo, 
PrOf.  ShOesmilh  met  F.  ~1.  :-:'ecley , 
'o~, who  is  hU:>I'  pUlIia).!  thin~,.  in 
~h:lpc OIl  the  hi~ farm  in  COllnecliull 
with  t he  Stale  hospil,ll  for  insaJle, 
where  he  i!;  ag- ricuiturist. 

Thc  .\[a,'·  Fl·stil·al.  Oil 

1I"l'l1  attetule,]. 

~[a.1  ~3, 
l.i ood 
should  he 
suloists,  ,It I  ofche'itra  o f  30  piece.'; 
:111d  a  churus  of  ~oo  \"oices  makcs  a 
eOlllhinatiOI1  which  will  be  sllre  to 
p le;l~e .  Two conccrts  will  be  g-iVl'\l 
.s  :00. 
_onc :It  ~  :30 and  en:nill~  :11 
Some  ~S  or 30  Purdue  slulk'nts, 
with  Pro f.  \\  i!lncko,  p rofessor  of 
a<>"ronOllll",  arril'cd  a t  Ihe  col1e)(t' 
thei r  inspection  trip. 
\"~sterd:n··  Oll 
~r hel'  a;e  inll"n:Sled  in  Ihe  college 
as  a '\\"hole, hili  mon°  especi:llly  t he 
work  gil'en  ill  ugrollOlny  ami  ,lllied 
subjects. 

The  Idlers  will  gil'e  a  kn o'clock 
in  the  \romen's  building  Friday 
C\'C11i l1O",  .\br  16th. 
T he  Gl rl'~ 
G lee  Club  will  furnish  the  pro· 
gram.  Admission  will  be  :! 5c.  p~r 
couplc,  o r  15e.  e ach .  Every  Ollt'  IS 
WC lcO !llC.  Tickets  must  he  sec llred 
early,:ls s plice  is  limited . 

T he  .\ pril  bulletin  h,ls  bcell  rc· 
cei l' eel  from  Ihe  prc~;;. ami  is  being 
HHliled  to  some  7,500  sen iors  in  lIur 
hi~h ~dlOol;;  Ihrollg:houl  thc  Sla te. 
~[rs . .fa,;. Frost  and  liule  dall~h. 
ter  II'ere  ).!ucsts  u f  her cousi n,  Pro f. 
Pettit. se\'era1  days  the  1':151  week. 
~Ir.';.  !-'rost  II",IS  formerly  )Oli..:s  .\1· 
freda  Peltit. 

:til 

The  hill  providin)!  fo r 

ill· 
spector  of  'I[>iar,c"  in  ,\1 ichig,U1  has 
:>igned  hy  GOI".  Fe rr is,  and 
heo.:11 
II  ill  heClJlIle  II  law  in  rille  ('o ursc  o f 
time.  The  nell"  inspector  will  he 
).Ir.  ,\lc~lillall, of  Guelph,  Onl. 

The  [ lcsJlerian  Socicty  gavc  a 
Ildi]..!:htful  party  in  dlc  ,Ir mo r y  Fri· 
d,IY  en:lling:.  The  p;t trons  \\"~'re 
Dean  G ilch rist.  I'rof.  and  ?\Irs.  An· 
denton.  ?\Irs . 
'\Ir. 
and  ~lrs. Gardlwr, o f  L lilsin).! .  Thc 
Lyric  O rch('~lr,1  furnisJ1CI\  cxtcllellt 
!llIlSi l'. 
T he  programs  were  on 
' . Spring- "  wall  p ape r. 

,\linog:ut.',  and 

Ihe  winter 

term,  is  with 

I.  T.  I' ickford,  who  compleled 
his  work  for  )!radu:ltioll  at  the clo;;;e 
of 
the 
GnllH\  Tr,lversc  O rch:ln\  Co.,  10-
c lte!\  ar.  Em pirc, :llld  is  cnjoyin~ h;s 
immensely.  T he  compa ll.'" 
wor k 
like  5,000 
:Ire  planting  someth ing 
t rces  this  spring.  The  comp:l11 y 
ow ns  SC\'eral  thousand  ac res,  and 
arc  selling  off  the  sa me  in  ten·acre 
plats, five ,Icres of  which  are pl:lI1tcd 
to  frui t.  The  eO lllpany  is  then  re· 
s ponsi blc  for  tht:  ac reage  ulltil  the 
s ame  comes  into  bearing. 

!ley. 

jallleS  S. 

\V illi;ttllson.  of 
PII'mouth  Con';re"atill1);l1  Chufch. 
conducted 
the  Ch,lpd  sen' ice  011 
~11J1(by  morn ill)!  la"l. 

0 

• 

• 

Dwig-hl  Cllrlis,  'r I,  no\\"  on  Ihe 
teachin;.:- ~r:lff of  !Hlr  ci\·il  eng-inn·r. 
ing  dcpa rtll11' nt ,  \1  ill  "tll,h"  for  his 
ma<;tl'r's  de).:fI:e  at  C"lunihi,1  L· ni· 
~'ersit\"  nexl  I"l·ar. 

~Ir.  \\'illi:lll1s,  of  Ihe  Dl-P:lrtmelll 
I,ht 
of  F,lrm  ~[an'I).!C[llel1l,  <;Pl'l1t 
week  at  his  old  homc  in  ~[i :>~O\l ri. 
~[r.  \\·iUial1\,.  I"  :1  ~r:ldll:lte  of  tlw 
~l iSSOllri  A gricultural  Colle~c. 

The  _\ ltrorl':lI1  Liter,lr}  Soeicly 
held  theil'  spring  term  parl\'  in  the 
assemhly  room  of  tlw  agricultur:11 
huilding  F riday  111g-ht  of  last  week. 
Prof.  and  ~Ir s.  Cl:lrk  :tlld  Prof.  :lIld 
.\Irs.  "ing  were  palrons. 

Dr .  .\lllmford  spellt  :>e\"er:lllb~s 
in  Alh:g":lIl  coun t.1 
tltc  pa,.t  II (·\:k. 
where  all  alf,tl fa campa ign  \\":IS  ('01\· 
ducted  !luder  C .  B.  Cook  :1';  countl' 
m:tr1:lg-er.  Prof.  P.  G.  Ii oidell  wa's 
in  the  eOllnty  for  a  shorl  tim..-,  g-o· 
to  :'\.  \\".  Ohio to 
ing" 
\\"ork . 
con tin ue  hi", 
. \ lItomobi1e~ 
were  u:>e{1 
the 
in 
spe:lkers  from  pla ce  to  pbce. 

tr:lI1:>port ing 

f rom  the re 

F .  B .  P ust  b  kept  quite  hus\" 
th\'se  (bys  ill  hi"  work  a5  head  of 
the  employmen t  agency. 
li e  has 
heen  :Ible  to  pl:lCe  a  la r).!c  IlIll11hcr 
of  men  o n  S al urd:I\'s  :md  :11  odd 
hours during the  w\'~k_ thlls  reuder· 
illg  valu~ble  nid  LO  Ihose  tics iring 
help, :tS  lI"ell  as  benefitti ng  worthy 
students.  He  C:111  be fo und  i1\  room 
114,  Ag rieultur:t.1  Building,  from 
6 :30 to S :3°  p.  Ill. e:lch  day . 

-"Iudellt  pa~  tby  \\·\·{hle ~{bl. 

~I rs. 1,1  malt Bri·",s alltl d:IU"hler, 
Isahella,  of  \\·'lshi~;IOIl, D.  <..~.  :tIld 
~Ir s .. \.  I~.  C ook . I)f  U\\O~So, lI"(:re 
collL-g..- calkt·s  .\I (JlLd:I~. 

).tr;;; .  .f..f.  '\Ie.lcr~.  whl)  under. 
II ~'n t  :HI  l'p~'ralinn  in  :-:'p:lrf(lll  I los. 
pit:tl  on  .\Lly  ~.  i- (Io ing- 111«:11',  ,lIId 
wi ll  110  douht  ~ "Oll h\·  :1],1\'  10  'return 
\\1  he r  !tome'  in  ll (l\\~ f,l  Terr:\Cc. 

111  ~pite  of  the  <'old 

II {'ather,  a 
~uOt\h' rrowd  a~:;l'mhk-d I" hear  thl' 
lirst  1;IR·t!  :Ifr  "JIll·"rt  uf  the  le r m. 
\\'etllll'"dal'  cI\·l1ill).:. 
From  Ihi;; 
time  011.  rom'ert;;  will  h..- ;!il ell  cal'll 
\\·e(\lIe"d:I.1  :It  6 :30  p.  Ill. 

lI"a:; 

.\Ir.  I..  IJ.  \\·,llkins.  Llf  .\l:tIll'lles. 
ter, 
!l  collegc  caller  Fri,la). 
~lr.  \\";lIkins,  II"ho  is  the  fmher  of 
\\";Itkin~,  '93- fortl1('r 
L.  \\ 'h itll\'~ 
nn'11Ihcr  of  Ihe  Slate  BO'lnl  of _ \).!. 
ricultuH',  is  a  ~li c h. piolll.!er  :Hld  a 
good  friend  of uld  .\1.  :\. C. 

tbe 

11(:11"  post 

Georg-e  SlIlith,  of  Ihe  preselll 
class,  sailed  frOtH  Sail  Fr:ulcisco  for 
I'hilippi!1\' 
his 
in 
Islands  011  SalUnlilY,  :\l:ty  3. 
:'\il1e 
,\1 icitig:ln  mell  arc  inC\u(iel\ 
in  the 
p:lrty,  IIho :Ire  on  their  11":\1  to  the 
1 ~I,lI1ds_  where  they  will  'he  em. 
ployed  :IS  te:lch..- r".  Their first  stop 
will  be  11 0110111111. 

~Ir s .  1'. J.  ero:;;;  entcrtained  Ihe 
seltior  ,l1ld  junior  )"Oll1l).!  ladi~s  o f 
the  Sl's:lmc  SociC tl  of  ).1.  .'\ .  C .  :u 
her  home,  1 13 I  Eas t  ~I ich.  An .• 
Sal llH\a)",  ?\ Iay  loth,  from  ";l  :30  to 
6:00  p.  m. 
j\j rs. Cross II:lS  :lssistcd 
hy  :\lrs.J.  A.  l~olsoJt,  o f ?\ 1.  .. \.  C. 
T he  dCeOf:llions  were  Amcrie:U1 
a mi  ClIlladian  nags. 

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Because  its  telegraph  nnd  correspondence service enable it to 
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MILITARY  INSPECTION . 
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Cllpt.  R obinson, true to his sched· 
on  L ans ing  ;\Iollday 
ule,  ar ri ved 
evening, ami  Tues d ay  for e noon  was 
given over to  a  review  of thc e:l(lets. 
The  exer cises  ope ned  :It  nine 
o'clock  with  ;l  regimental  rC"iew, 
followL'(1  by  :1  minute  inspectiou  of 

'h,  comp:1nics,  particularly  "'  '0 

their  personal  appcnrnllcc.  uniform, 
and  eljuipment  of  the 
indi,-id u ;11 
cadcts.  The  revicw  was  wcll  exe· 
c\lted.  alld  offer ed  little  opportunity 
for criticism. 

The  re:;ult of  the  inspcction  was 
very  gnHifving.  T o  a  m:1ll,  the 
cad ets  we re  f!lul tJcsslv  alti r ed  and 
equipped.  Their s tcad iuess in r anks 
was  also  noticeable. 

The baualiol1  a nd  comp:lll)'  drills 
which  followed  we r e  quite  well  ex· 
ecuted,  the  imperfection"  noted  be· 
in~ plainly due  to  lack  of  out-door 
work. 

The outpost :lOd  advance :lIld  Tear 
gU:lrd  form:aiong,  simulllting  field 
conditions,  were also  wcll  done, and 
little  fault could  be  found. 

Capt.  Robinsoll 

• \hove  ;Ill.  the "esprit  (il!  corps" 
1I1111"U :1l1y  manifest,  ami  de 
\\:15 
serves  the  highest  (''Ollllllcnd:ll iou . 
four 
o'clock  for  the  next  appointment . 
\\ ill  be  kept  bu"y  inspecting' 
Bnd 
college  cadets for seH' r :11  weeks  be 
fore  returning  10  headqu:lrters. 

lcff 

at 

HORT.  CLUB. 

The  il ort .  club  Ill ... t  last  \\. ednes· 
tI!I~  c\·cnin:.r  in  the  . \ g-.llUilding, 
"en:!ral  Ulemhcrs  of  the  ~I!ltc  hoard 
of Hg-ricuJtun: bein;..:- p re"e/H.  After 
a  short 
:\lincrs 
ret:eptioo.  Pres. 
called  the  met:lin;.:'  to  on.lcr,  and  in· 
Ir()(hu:l'l1  :\Ir.  R.  D.  Graham. of Ihe 
hO:lrJ. 

In  spellkin~ of  the  pre'-:liling har. 
:\Jr.  Graham  !.>:li(1 
lIloniou.,  spirit . 
that  he  wa~ glad  tu  !W) 
th,l!  the 
'HUlle  ~pirit  \\a"  prcsent  in  :111  meet· 
ing-"  of  the :;tale  Boanl, :lI1d  IIMI  re· 
sull ..  h:lll  ,;ho\\ n  a  hllrnlOlliou",  £:tc 
cull\'  ;Illhc  college. 
jl c  thcn KIl\e 
II  li;tk  hi~ton, aud  ;I  force:I ... 1  of 
:\1 ich ig-!ln  in  h·orticultun.·. 

":\lr.Grallllm  said,  ·':\Iichigall·s 
hortkuhural  pro.;.~ct" look  fil\c  10· 
(,/:1\.  Therc wcr~' more tree:; phllltt.'(1 
thi· ...  ~p ring- all  o\·er  the  ';Iate  than 
e,·cr before. :lIld 
the  pro"p.:cts  arc 
the  h r ighte';I."  lie Ihen  rl'lntL-o  ex 
pcricnces  of  tra,·c1  in  the  " 'c"l. 
where  he  showed  th:1t  irrig:ltioll  ill 
IlHItl)'  respects  h:ls  failell.  T his  is 
lending 
the  E:lst 
to  popu!ari/c 
ag:ain . 
.:\Ir.  G,-ahnm  prophe,;iL,,(!  fo r 
:1  h r ight  future  for  :\lichi~an, hascd 
011  thc  fact"  th:II  the  price  of  land 
and  nellrllCSS  to  market  arc  such  as 
to  place  :\Iichig-an  in  an  em'iable 
po!Sition. 
.\Iichig-:m  has  II  popula. 
tiun  of 3.500,000 within reach  insi<le 
of  .!!  hour,;.  This  fact  also  res u lts 
in  a  lessened  cost  of p ro<luction. 

:\1 r.  Craham  is  a  loyal  supporter 
of  the  Il ort.  Club. and  always  re· 
sponds  10  entertainin g- un d  in Slruc· 
ti\'c  re m u rks,  for  which  the  Club is 
indebted  to  him. 

TRACK  MEET. 
--
),1.  A.  C.  track  learn  was  beaten 
on  the  home  tield  S a turday  by  the 
f reshmcn  team  from  the  U n iversity. 
T he freshmen  ;Irc  espcc.ially  st.rong 
this  season,  dcfeuting  the  ,·ar s iIY 
( U. o f  M.)  ill 
the 
wintc r.  T he  boys  ll111tlc  a  gOo<l 
all  of  the  freshmen 
sh~wing, :md 
,. 
points "cre  earned  1I1  a 
" 
..,00<1  ('01 
tesl.  Following 
Ihc  points; 
M. A.  C .  winners  only  being  men· 
tioned  : 

II  meet  dur ing 

.. 

:lre 

~I .A.C. 
PoIUh. 
I  220  yd. 

~·rl'!h1Uen 
Polnl •. 
Hurdle--Ba:uer. 3; time.  8 

273 Ii sec. 
o  100  p I.  Dash-Time,  10  1·1i  ~C.  9 
1  Mile  Hun- Rosell.  3; time  -4  :42 ali  8 
1  44.0  yet.  Dash- Wil mer.  B:  time.  8 
I)~ /lee. 

t'ID  yd.  Burd l6-V'~ndellberg. 3:  8 

tiDle.  17  2  ,j  /leC. 

I) 

4  2·mile  Run- Herr.  2;  R05en.  3: 
time, 10 min.  10  B 5 sec. 
S  2'~O yd.  Dash-Aldermall.  2; lime.  6 
22  3·~ sec. 
:s  8SO  yd.  Dasb-Brown.  2:  time,  6 
2  min.  4 3 ."1  sec . 

o  Mil t!  Relay-U , of M.: time. 3 min . 
3tI  tice. 
1'111.1.0. 
-4  ShotPuv-H~lIry. 2: J lIllan, 3; dis·  5 
tanoe.  3!i  Ct.  10 in. 
S  P ole  Yaul t-Lo,·elllnd.  I :  height.  4 
11  I t.  3 in_ 

I) 

Ronning  Br08d  Jump- U.  Miller ;  8 

di:.lllll~.  20 rt.  -4  in. 
S  Oi,;t..-u..,,--Sen·J..,.  1 ;  Brandes, 2; db,· 

tance,  103 It. 
7  Running  High  Jump- Julien.  1;  2 
Lo.eltl nd,  1\[.  A.  C ..  nlld  Cat· 
t,ell  tied for 2ntl:  height. 
;\tt.512in. 
-4  HtlIDmer  Throl>-Kittle.  2;  Gir·  5 
ford.  S; 41i"lnnoe,  InO  rt. 
Tr.hl<l 

.. 

Thc only record  10  he approached 
was that  of  the  pole  vaull.  Lo,·c 
land  tied  Ihe  record  in  this C'-ent  at 
I  t-3' 

The  meet  wa ...  an  c)(ceptioll:llly 
good  one  to .,ee,  lUld  c'-err  cvent 
W:I!!  hotly  cOnlcste(1. 

FEDERATION  OF  VETERJ 
NARY  COLLEGES. 

Durin;,=: 

the  P:lSI  )'eltr  there  h:t.S 
been otg:ani/ed :III """ociat ion known 
:lS  the  F ... dennioll  of  ~Intc \·eleri· 
miry  Collcg-cs.  This  organi;r.!ltioll 
ha,;  been  brou;.::ht about  fo r  lhe  pur· 
poscof securing-co·operation :llllong 
the  various  ill!.>tillltiolls  off.:rill g  n:l 
erinary  courses. 
:\/:111)'  adnllltnges 
of  such  n  felleratioll  fI rc  lIpp:lrellt , 
chief  among  which  is  perhaps \lui· 
fonnity of cour"es. 

it ill  propo,"cd  to  meet  annually. 
the  lime and  place of  meeting  10  be 
"elecled  h)'  thc  \ 'cler inar),  ).I cdical 
Association.  The  next  met:ting 
will  be held  in  :-;c\\  York Citvdu r 
ing  the first  week  in  SeptembCr.  A 
buHet in  is  to be  p u blished  undcr  the 
ausp ices  of  the  new  o rg ani za ti oll, 
setti ng  forth Iht;:  plans :lnd  purposes 
of same,  :lIld  the  relation  of  \·cteri 
nan'  science  to  the  \urio\!s  phases 
of :;g r icullUre. 

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The collegcs  which ha,·c  thllS  far 
joined  this  society  a r e  as  follows: 
Cornell  Univcrsity,  N. D.  Agricul. 
tur:jl  College.  Uni,·e r sit}·  of  Toron-
10.  K:1nsas  Stale  Agricultural  Col 
lege, Alahama  P olytechnic institute, 
Iowa  State  College, 
\V ashington 
Stale  College,  Colorado  Agricul. 
tural  College, Universi ty  of  Penn:l., 
:M cdicine, 
\' c terinary 
School  of 
Ohio  Slllte  University,  U n iversity 
11illllcsola, Miss.  Ag r icultural  Col· 
lege alllllhc  ~Iichigtlll Agricultural 
College. 

~:111 Lyman, of ou r  own  college, 
has.  been  chosell  as  sccretary  of 
th 1's  new  association. 

The  Union  Lils. held  a  ve r yen· 
joY'lble  pHt)'  in  the  Agricultural 
B uilding  on  Satu rday  e vc ning. 

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