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The M . A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

\-01 •.  18. 

EAST  LA .. ~SISG .  MIC'HIGAS,  TLESIIA Y ,  -'1.\ Y 

'!:.  I!H:j. 

r;o.  ;H 

SOLOISTS  AT  THE  MAY  FESTIVAL,  MAY  23. 

AL U MNI 

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MAY  FEST! VAL. 

Tho:  !.:nt h  :lI1llual  ;\bv  Fl;S!i\;11 
will  he  reco rded  as  the  '1ll0~t  ~uc· 
ccssful  ill  th ....  history  of  the  in::.tiw· 
lion,  from  tho.'  ;Irtistic point  of  \ iew 
;.'"  well ;1"  fi/1;lJlc i:llly. 
\\' jlh IIII.'  o:x· 
ccption of  The  sCllli-cclHo:nni,,1  },-;lr, 
the  :tllcnd:uR'"  was  I:.rg:l'r  thall,'\..:r 
before. alld  due 10  tho:  arf:U1).:"Cllwnt,. 
1ll:lllc  with  the  Lihcr:l\  .\ rIS  ("olllln;!· 
IcC,  the  attcllf\allce  of  stud\-Ill"  \\ ,,- 
mucb  br~ ... r  t han  in  pre\ iOllS  years. 
Especial!\- pleasi ng  II ., ...  the ehoi..:c 
of  soloists,  all d  it  i"  ditlkult  to  de 
te rm ine  which  ones  ,'x cdkd.  ai 
Ihou~h  popular  ~pHlion  II  ill  un 
,10uh10.:1I11"  .,,,anl  hr,,'  pbtc~  \o.\ lr. 
Gn:cn  aild  :'.Ir.  :'.Ie\·er. 

:'.Ir.  Greell  is  without  duubt  the 
he,.t  h:lritonc  thm  has  e\ l:r  taken 
pMI  in  11 
.\b y  Fcstilal  al  dll'  .l·ol. 
Ic~c.  lI is  \·oice  has  :1  de;l r,  rlll).:" 
ing"  qU:llity so  much admired  ill  hari· 
el1unci~tlion.  hrealh, 
Wile,.. 
IIi,. 
illterpreti\ C  pOll cr,. 
cont ru l,  ami 
~iu;.!"illg:  uf 
Ilis 
"LTC  excl;"lI.·ut. 
Impatie!!t  11113-
thl· 
·'\\·ilh  JO\ 
handman .. '''ils  the  he~\  dIe  llrill·r 
h:l,;  l" Cr  he:lnl . 

:'. Ir.  :'.Ieye r.  the  liulin!,;l.  \\.IS 

:I 
1H0~t wUlu.lerful :>urpri"e. 
Il i~ Il·.·h 
ui'l\le  ;IIlII  intcrprct:llioll  wen·  h.·· 
yond  critidsm_ 
.. 

Il is  r("nditiun  of  ··lllItll .... re""ll1e 
in  Ihe  <'Ielling"  II':lS  "uper!>.  :lflll  his 
pla)ing"  of  !Ill·  dcJig-hlful  .. ·.~ollle­
It 
nir,"  Iw  Drdlla.  was  C:->qm,..lIl·. 
is  scl!iolll  Ihat  a  soluisl 
re':eile", 
su.:h  :1  hurst of  applause as  folloll cd 
:\Ir.  :\[n·ers' playin;.:- inlhc l·le1\ill).:". 
lie  \\ a;  cOlllpeJle(] 
to  rl·~po!1li  to 
thn:e I;"lIc(O(es. 

D u r in;.:-

.\Ime.  Dimitrieff  \1 as  I'crl  pl.-u,;. 
ing-,  hoth  in  hcr  ",iil).:"ing- ami  in  Ill'r 
m:lnner. 
Ihe  pa~1  l·ig-ht 
\"c:lrs  We  han: lwei  only  OlleSopr;wo 
ihal  could  be  .:ompared  with  hl·r, 
that bcing Sy hil Salllll\i~ :\Ic Dermid. 
lIme.  Uimitrieff  sung"  ill  Russi:lII , 
Fren(;h ,  G e rman,  alld  EII).!lish,  but 
she  prob:lbly  excelled  ill 
thl'  in ler 
p re t:nion  o f  Ihe  R ussian  ~OIl~S. 

~Ir. lI all,the  teno r.  was abo very 
e llth us i:lslically  rcct:i\·cd,  and  dis· 
played 
:l.  \'oice  of  pleasing  qual ity 
which  he  hilS  IInder  perft.-..::t  control. 
Ilis  rendering  of  the  pitlinti,·c  lo,·e 
songs was  ,·c ry  bcautihll. 

The  chorus  was  called  UpOIl  for 
Ihree  numbers  in  Ihe  first  pari  of 
t he  evening p rogram, but  Ihcir  b('sl 
..  fnir  Ellen." 
wo r k  was  do ne 
T he  orchestra  in  the  evening  was  a 
it  is  hopcd 
decided  addition,  a nd 

in 

thaI the  time  i.~  lIol  f:tr  distalll  when 
,I  fllll  sympholt y  o r..:hestra  II'ill  he 
;m  est:tbli~hed  p:lrt  of  the  fe stil":11. 
Xo  rel'onl  of  Ihl.'  F.·~ti\:ll  wonld 
he  completl.'  II"llhoul  m(,lltion  of  th(' 
part,.  taken  h"  ~Ir.  1\:illeen,  :'.lr5. 
!-'herril l. 
Fre\hofcr. 
The.l·  :Ill  Ile~eTl' '''  grcat  (' r('dit f"r  it" 

:'.1 iss 

alll!" 

~U.:ce~". 

MEMORIAL  DA Y  EXERCISES. 

\\-e  arc :.::Iad  10  allnOUIlC~' thaI  011 
Frida l·  of  thi,.  we .. k  an  :tppropri:lk 
pro;..:r~ltn  i"  10  he  relllk red  al  :'.1. 
.\ .  ( .. 

The  fa(·t  th:tt  Ellitor  Ximlllo, o f 
the  /)dr" it  .... ·alllrd,,)'  .' -ighi  is  to 
he  the  spe:lker  i~  proof  lh:lt  there 
II  ill  he  ··fl)Otl 
:'.Ir. 
XintlllO  ha~ heen  prOlllitll' nt in  hoth 
Iht:  po!ili(;:,l  all\l  lilerary  world  for 
"Utlll'  lil\ll·.  and 
Ill:\U  "host 
is 
1\ rilin:£s  :trt:  "tirritt~ up  DClroit  ami 
I icinit I  In  bCt1l·r  Ihin;.! ... 

for  Iho ug-ht." 

:1 

proplJ.,itioli  n fkr,'d  hy  Ihc~e i rl~titu_ 
tiulls. :Ind  :tIT:tIl':':-~·lI\e'l1~ II  ill  hc made 
<Lt·cunlin~ly. 

[t  was  dee ill~d  Ih:.1  some  rt:cug-. 
nil ion  of  the  work  o f 
the  le:lms 
be  made,  p .. rh:tps  ill  the  forrn  of 
fohs.  o r  IIled:l1  of  some  kim!. 
It 
\1 ill  m~:UJ  a  trip  fnr  our  dehalL' rs 
"ith e"pen".· ..  p:lil1.  and. as;( whole. 
~ho\lld :lrl)\l.s ..  illl  l' lIlhu~i:lsm :IIld  in 
te reSt  hefon'  unhea rd  of  at  olll  :'.1. 
_\.  C. 

\\:11'  :Iffc~· l 

This" ill  ill  no 

the 
presl·nl  :lfTangeme!l!  wflh  .·\ltIl;t  alld 
Ypsil:t11li.  Each  collegc  will  h:lve 
hOlh 
:11l  lIt1irm:,li\·e  and  a  nq~:illilc 
1<::1111.  mId  while  Ihe  same  plan  as 
heretofon'  ,I ill  he  .:arried  nut  II ith 
these  1\10  Slale  collcJ;;:"~·~.  10w:1  and 
:'.1 inlil'SOt :I  will  he  takcn  on  in  alkli 
It  is  bcli"\' ~'d  thai  Ihis  plan 
lio l1. 
will  he  ofimIllCIl,;l"  I"ahl('  to  Ihe  men 
who  ;lllCr~· ,,1  thelllsehl'S  in  III- hale. 
:I~  wdl  as  a  splendill  .hing- fo r  the 
collc):e  :l lI  a  II  holt·. 

"l'h,: paradc  will  also  he  a  f.·atun:, 
,tnd  _\1 . . \.  C.':,  f:tttlOu.:l  h:md  will 
furni~h the  mu."i.:  for  tlu'  OC'::IS1011 . 
Tlli",  is  a  da\  II hid"! 
,.hould  nlean 
m,w ..  til  \I~  Ifl:II}  ,;imply  a  holiday', 
and  it  I,.  \tophi  t hat  l' :ld}  UII ..  Inll 
m:tkt':w  ., fforl  to  he  Oil  h:ultL  Fol 
lo\\'in;.;- i,.  the  p rOg"rum. 

Fir",l l ;,1I  for par;tlil-. 

y : I  'i  :1.  til. 
'J  :.30  :1.  t I l ._  ... \~ "l·mhly· . 
I OJ  :00 a. Ill. _l'ro:.:-r:llt1  :It • \rmur ~ 

a~ foIlOI\:;  : 

:<'lilll<1(1  Band. 
. 

:\[usic_:\J.  .\. C 
:'.Iu~ic - :\I alel..lu:trtel. 
!rlloc:tl ion - Rei·. \\ .. :::-. Ste .. nsma. 
.\dl lr.,~~-I l ofl.  11.  :\1.  :":iIllIllO. 
:'.11I"i.:-)I:lle Quartet. 

DEBATIN G. 

.\  rlll'eting  II;lS  helll  in  ~("l.· rl"13n 
Brown's oflice Thursll:\\" ('\'l'ning of 
1:lst  week  to  cOllsider  ihc  question 
rl'l:ili"e  10  de hate, ami  it  II  as decided 
that  Ihe  limc  had co m e  for:\1.  .\. C. 
10  bro:lden  some wh at  '1long  Ihis 
in· 
Ii lie  of  work.  T he  lncrease(1 
recently  ma nifested  by  the 
u:ro:-st 
stuJenls  in  debale,  c<lllcJ  forth  po~' 
sibl)"  hy  the splend id showing made 
h_I'  our dcb:lters,  has  g iven  those  ill 
a u tho rit y  C"cry  reason  to  feel  j!r:lI 
iii cd,  and  10  plan  fo r  greRt  things. 
L e u c rs  have  been  receil"ed  from 
both  the  university  of  Minllesota 
and  from  Iowa  Slate  askillg  for  a 
t r iangul a r  debate.  After:1  gem: ra l 
discussio n  of  the 
it  was 
unanimously  decided  to  liccept  the 

letters, 

ADDITION  TO  ATHLETIC 
FIELD . 

II  I~  al\\ ;I.I"  a  I'roltl"rn  in  ,I  [aq!l' 
ill .. litlHio n  o f  Ilt i:;  kintlw  lind  rn· rc· 
,lIillll  g-ro ulld  fur  Ih.·  ~tu(l.-nf  ho,[\. 
F o r  ;n ~ I : Ince, b".  :-'.Itn rtl:i\  mor;l 
in~ fonr  h,III  :':-:UIl.·S  lIere  itlope r.I' 
lion  :\1  Ihe  ,,:lttle  tilll~'  nn  impro ,-isell 
diamllfl.l".  T here  II erc  pt: r hap:i  a~ 
sllldell1!  \lho  Il o uill 
1lI'1II1'  more 
h:l n ':  joined  in  Ihe 
.,pml  hall  there 
heetl :,,:tilablc g-ronnd  spat·e.  Class 
g-:lmc,. .  .: otlte~ts  1, .. I\\eeli  do r m;lorl" 
leams. literar\"  sOCic1it::'o  :lIId  ""riou'~ 
01 hl·r  ur:!:ltli ;O::lliull~ 111 ;11" llt.· 11  rr:lfI " elJ 
. 
II ht:re 3p:u;e  ii al:lii:lhlc.  and  lIould 
bring:  hundret!" 
Ihe  collcg-e 
"'port;;  of  ' ·lIriOl1s  kitl(is,  1\ here  at 
pn'senl  it  i",  litnilt:d  10  the  few  who 
Cil/l  be  :1l'<.:ommod:Ilt:(J  011  thl'  lidd 
now :n :Iil:,hle. 

. 
into 

" 

To make  it  po~s i hle for  the stu· 
dent hody  10  engage  mOTe  ~el1('rall'y 
in  the  va rious  forms  o f  f>lltdoo r 
physil"lll  eXl·r.:ist",  tht"  state boa rd  of 
:Ig-ricuhu re  has  :lrr:mg-ed  wilh  :'.Ir. 
\ \'uodhury  fo r  Ihe  pUrcha>'e  of  Ihe 
land  hill/{ direetl,  west  o f  the  ath 
let ic  li-cllI. and extending to the  ri \ e r. 
This 1'101 of  bnd  contains IIcarh'  10 
ac re s,  :tIld  will  ma ke  a  fine  :ldJitioll 
to  t he  p resent  ficl(L 

\\'hile  the  !,,,rch:lse  has  not  y<!l 
beell  fully  consummated ,  :1lI  ng ree· 
ment  hilS  bl·t:1l  re3chcd  which  will 
make the  field a\':,ilable  fo r  UH'  nC XI 
f:lll  terlll ; hent'e, in the future  e\"l·r\·· 
bodr plays  b:\l1  al  ~ 1.  A.  C. 

. 

thall 

<"':ollccrnill;":-

\\ 'r itretl  the 

II hCIl  he  left 

'io . 
Ihl:  portr:ttl  o(  Dr. 
C.".k.  Il curI  (i.  H .. \lIul,ls,  tlf  1':1:;' 
Hdclla,  C:t!ir:,  It:h 
fo l 
[ ( '\1 in:.:- hy  II  :11  of  ",u~~C1!tl0tl  to 
I'ro f.  II .. dri c k:·  "[I  ~C~' IlI~  10  me 
fI',1I  \111:11  tht:  :tluttllli  '1  is h  10  h:l\e 
of  Dr.  Cuuk  i.;;  a  po rtrait  uf  him  :,,> 
:'.1.  .\.  C., 
h~·  W :h 
;<ulI, .. th ill).:"  mo re  111:111  ~o ~e:lrs :OKt', 
tOllay .  TIll' 
r;lIher 
Ill· 
:'.1. 
pklllr~' prillied  re,·.' nll,·  in  the 
is  to  'm\,  mimi 
_\.  C .  Recot! l> 
:IS 
for 
~ali:\fnctofl  a  fOllndalin;I 
Ihl' 
PlLiUler  10' work  frOIil 
'I"  we  could 
Ih·  Ihe  word  'f"lIl1dlltioll '  I 
have. 
lIot  I~"~:tll  al  all  10  SIl).:"Xe..,1  a 
do 
to  he'touc hell 
t::lllie r a  enbrj.!"cml·1J1 
up'  by  a  photog-rapher,  bill  mcrcl) 
tn:lt  th:lt  p r inted pkture c:,II ..  'Ip  he· 
fo re  m,·  mind  Ihc  1m cd  le:ldler or 
those 
'old  collc:.{c  d'l\~  f:lr  more 
li,·idly  thall  docs  :1  \ is it  10  the  bu~y 
man  of  tOl.]:I\·. 

i~ 

'SI-

Fro m  .. \. II.  ""i:;-I.  "f  Los 

.\11 ' 
\1  h,)  will  atlL-nli  the 

).{ck-.. ,  Calif .. 
Triennial. 

"I ' roh;lhly  no  011<'  wililralci  any 
:'. 10"1  of  the 
furlhcr  Ih:1lI  1I1\"::;l'If. 
hOI"  arc  wilh;" 
rl·a~I",:. hl,  d o .. e 
di;tancc- of  Ihe  colle~c.  I  ,..h;,11  pl:tn 
my  Irip to  hl:  ttll're  on J line: 5  with 
o ut 
fail,  and  I  ~in cerdl'  hope  10 
meet  m :\l1\  of  1IlI'  o ld  cI:I:~mato:s, as 
wclI  :I~  e ~lle:.:-e  -rn:tll· ...  of  the  p:t~t. 
1 11m  sure Ih:tl  elt:rI  otle  will  fed 
r .. p!lid  for  :my  "a"rili~'e n., .·e",~nr .1  10 
be  made  in  o r,]l'r  lu  :tltenll."  [I f 
:'.Ir.  \ -oi~t  I:QIl~itler.j  Ihe  Trit;tlni,tl 
"f s Ulti eit:nt  im]"lorr:uKc  to  make  the 
Irip  from  Lo~ _ \  Il).!cll·~, therl:  i~  re:l 
th e re  II  ill  he  " 
:5ulL  ttl  hdiele  thaI 
!!uod  repre~('lIIat io n  of  the  d a ~ ..  of 
'~I ,  fnr  hi"  mall· ... 
\\u,,'1  ~ lL re h  he 
Olltt\Olle. ] 

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Culler Ih e  dirt:('t iOIl  of  Dr.  ~. S, 
:'.bv o,  o f 
llla (' k s hur~,  \ ' :t.,  llll' re 
h;I,:hl·l'1I  i~~\l cll  :t  dire(! un  of  \ · ir. 
i1f~',1  hI .. 
;.:inia  IIn'eders  of  plirt: 
t1:tltleS  Ihe 
in  :I<klilioll 
~tOI: \;.  :lIId 
.\merican  R e curtl  A~ sol'i :ltion .... 
T he  direc lo n·  is 
i ..... \le\1  Ilith  the 
hope  Ihat  il  \I:ill  he "f ~ll c h pr,"'li,;,,1 
1" :lllle  Ihal  it  II  ill  s li!l1IlJ :tll' :1II  inlt:r· 
h I  ill  hl'\ler IiI e  stoc k  ill  Ih l·  "Old 
Dominio n ." 

'06. 
II.  II.  ibrnet!. {If  ~Olllilt(",  ha~ re 
cently  hCl"t1  aWflnlt:d  ,,:I tent  paper!! 

hy  Ihe  Ilq):trllllCtll 
:,1  \\· a ... hill~ton 
on :1Il  ingeniolLs mt::dulllism desi!!'"',1 
10  hold  a  door  in  nny  POSilioll  dc· 
It  is  known  as  Ihc  Ibrnett 
si rl'd. 
patent door  holiler.  and  i!l  tl1:ull: 
in 
It can  bc  USed  in  con 
two  st\- It:~. 
nection  with  thc  hing(,s. o r  pl:lced 
between  Ihe  hingl's  on  :my door. 
The  PatClIt 
\\·ash inglon. 
.\·,·~(·s, 
has  selectcd  this  del· icc  as  one  of 
the  most  meritorious  patents g ram , 
cd  last  month. and  will  gi"e  public 
ity  o f  sa me  Ihrough  its  columns, 
~ I  r.  Barnett  has not  as  yet  disposerl 
o f  the  patent.  but  has  :tlrcady  hi1d 
several offe rs. 

A  baby  daughter  was  boro  to 
:'.Ir.  and  1\·l rs .  Barnett on  Murch  3 ' . 

T he  M .  A.  C.  RECORD . 

T he M . A. C .  RECO RD 

PUB'-'S"",';>  EV""Y  TUUDAT  DUR'NG  ToU  COL_ 
L"G'"  yltA ..  IIY  THIl  ",.c", .. ,o ..  STAT" 
A .. R,CULTU" .....  COLL""IE. 

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II. 

Ito .  F'" UNCE .  MM" " ' " ' '  E" ,TO. 

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150  C ENTS  PER  YEAR 

Entered  a s  seoond-da.'ll  mAH  maner  at 

Lau eln a .  Mlch, 

Addreu all  HubserlptlQnS aud  1ld,·erU.l n /j' 
matter  to (·be  M .  A  O.  RF.OOKD.  Ean  L&.u-
11011".  lUch.  Addre!lll  "II  contrIbution.  \0 
th e  ~an8/j'l n lf  fl:dl t or. 

R emit  bT  P .  O.  Money  Ord er.  Or81t  or 

R e a lstere<\  Letter .  no "ot ,",nd  ~~ .. mp5. 

B'.I(lo88'  Olllee  ... Ith  Lawrenee  dt  Van 
Ba.rel1  P rL ntl u ll'  00.,  ~I~tl~ Or"nd Ave. N o .. 
LalUllna.  Mich. 

TUESDAY,  MAY  27,  191 3 . 

PROF.  FRENCH  REMAINS  AT 
M .  A .  C. 

Alt bough  a  vcry  ft.attering  offer 
came  to  Prof.  F 're-nch  recently  1.0 
accept  the  presideucy  of  1 he  New 
1 1exico  Agric ultural  College,  we 
nrc  gilld  to say he has declined saJnt:, 
and  will be  one  among  us  next yC;\r. 
T he JOl/ofal  has  the  following  to 
s.ly  ed ito ria lly  conce rnin g 
the  pro 
fessor  alld  h is  work: 

T he  state  nceds every educator  of 
In  the  past 
Pro f.  French's abili tv. 
we  h a ve  seen  maliy  of  our  best 
trained  men  in  the St;ltc'S  CdUC;ltioll' 
institutions  I t":t~-e  because  other 
al 
st;\tes  recognized  their  ability  ;lnd 
offered  them 
:1  higher  return  for 
their  serv ices.  This  policr  ha.s 
been  reco~nized  as  a  bad  one  but 
unfortull;\tel\,  il  C'1I1IIot  he  clw nged 
. 
immcd i'Ltel\·'for  tbe  Lwedsof  our ill' 
s tilutions of  lefLrn ing arc  aJw:lys 111 
.nl\,;\llcc  o f  the  appropriation ..  al· 
lowed. 

. , 

Thut  P rof.  French  rernuined  of 
his  owo  volition  w hell  he  mig-ht 
have  hettered  his  conditson  h.Y  :IC' 
ccpting lhe ncw offcr cntitles hi ,n  \0 
public  gmtitudc. 

PORTRAIT  FUND . 

G r'lteful acknowledgment is here· 
b,'  made  III  thc  Alumni  Executivc 
COIl)miltcc' to  the following COllI ri b· 
utors  to  the  11I:al  and  Cook  P ortrait 
Fund: 

In-ing  Gingrich, E .  S .  Good. lJ. 
P.  Hedrick,  11.  R .  P arish,  P.  II. 
Felker, A.  U.  CordIer, G. C. Davis, 
Gc.-o.  \\-.  Da \" is,  J.  \\'.  Rigterink, 
\\' .J.  ~.J yer",  Willi;Ull  F.  Hoyl,  J. 
G.  France,  C.  C.  Georgeson,  C.  F. 
Austin,  L.  H.  Van  \\'orlllcr,  11.  E. 
Emmons,  G eo.  A.  \V :lte rman,  II. 
E.  \ ->'In  No rm an,  P >'Iul  Th:l.rer,  Miss 
Anna  Angell. 

EUNOMIAN  PICNIC. 

One  hundred :lnd  fifty  Eunomians 
and  friends  boarde(l the  special cars 
Suturday  morning  for  their  annual 
picnic  at  Pine  Lake.  Boat  rides 
we re  the  feature before  dinner, with 
a  ball  game between  the  boys  nnd 
girls  with  the  latte r  victors.  At 
twelve  o'cloek  a  sumptuous  dinne r 
was  sen'ed  under  the  direction  of 
Sam  Hartt,  e,-ery  one  h:lViog  the 
chance  to  get  a  good  squa re  meal. 
Dancing  and  other  amusements 
we re  the o rde r  of the afternoo n  :lnd 
evening,  the  picnicers  returning  at 
eight  o'clock,  a 
tired  but  happy 
bUllch,  all  voting  the  Eunomians 
the best of entertai.ne rs. 

Patrons  were  Prof. and  Mrs.  V. 
T.  \Vilson,  Mrs.  T.  \V.  Marlin,  of 
Saginaw,  and  Mr.  and  Mrs.  H .  E. 
Dennison. 

DAIRY  BUILDING  (NOW  UNDER  CONSTRUCTION) . 

THE  NEW  ;)AIRY  BUILDING. 

T he abo~'e c ut will  give ou r  read· 
e rs  an  idea  of  how our  new  dai ry 
building,  now  under  const r ue·tion 
will  look.  The  founda tion  work  is 
pr:lctically  completed, ilnd  the work 
w ill  be  hu rried  along  as  r:lpidly  :15 
11  is expected  10  havc  the 
possible. 
b\liiding  ready  for OCCl1pRncy  at  the 
beginning- of  Ihe  school  YC:lr  next 
fllll,  ::It  which  time the  present' dlli ry 
building  will  be  turned  over  10  the 
dep.lrtmenl of  fore stry . 

ci:15srOOIll  adjacent  10  cach .  Larg-e 
sky  lightS,  in  addition  to  the  siJe 
w indows,  furni sh  the  labor;ltories 
light,  wh ile  glass 
with  nhund an t 
these  lind  the 
partilions  l)I;!tween 
h;ll1  gi\·e  the S:lme effe ct  as  on  the 
first  tloor. 

T he build ing will be of  reinforced 
concrete construction, with  the  most 
modern system  of  heating and  ven' 
tilating, and  the  floors will  be of  the 
tt will  be;l dairy 
best ce menl  type. 
plant  o f  which  the  COllege  :lllll  the 
state  m;ly  be  proud. 

the 

We 

take 

liberty  10  pub· 
lish  lIgai n  somethi ng  of  :t  desc rip. 
tion  of  this,  tht:  o nly  new  building 
for  M. A.  C. this  se:lson. 
is 
The  m'w  building 

10cule~1 
upon  Ihe  rise  o f  ground  norTh  and 
the  "far m 
:lcross  the  road 
hQuse.  and 
It 
loug  hy  ii  feet  wide, 
is  11.1 
fe et 
and  .:onsi,;lS  of  a  sl1b·ba!':.emcnl, ti rst 
and  se cond  Aoors.  The  s uh·base· 
ment  i~  for  Ille  accommodllt ion  of 
the  \'.:ntil a ling  !lucs,  Slcall1,  w,lter 
;1Ilt!  sewer  pipes. ,HId  wjll  be  but 
.:tbout  four  feet  high . 

the  somh. 

faccs 

from 

The fi rst  Hoor will conlain,  on the 
right haud side  of  Ihe  broad  corri· 
do r, :t  small  sales  room  where  Ihe 
various  products  o f  the  dairy  arc 
retlli1cd ,  and  hack  of  Ihis  a  large 
wnshroolll  for  the  use  o f  t he  em· 
loyees;  next  the !IlHrkel milk  room, 
;rlKJUt  30 feet  squ;,re. 
I [ere  will  he 
demonstrate,1  thc  heSt  methods  of 
handlinJ.:'  :md  carin)..:' 
fo r  nwrkl·t 
i3eyond  th is,  and  bel ween  it 
milk. 
atltilhc buller  Immufacturing'  room, 
will  bl'  the  cold  s torage  plan t,  wil h 
special  apartmenl  for  winter  bUlter. 
The  ., butter  room"  is  substan 
tially  30xso  feet,  and  will  provide 
ample  space 
demonst rating 
fo r 
modern  c reamery  p ractice,  wilh  a ll 
the  neccSsar.)'  appa ratus 
lImi  m;\ 
chinery.  011  the  left  side  of  the 
corridor,  at  the  fron t,  arc  the  oflices 
o f  Ulose  in  ch:lfge of  the  nlanuf;lct· 
unn ..  end  of  the  dairy  work,  :lnd 
beyo~l([ these  is  lhe " cheese  room," 
30  x  30,  with  a  s mall  cheese  c uring 
room  adj;lCellt.  At the  farlher e nd , 
on  the  S::lOle  side,  is  t he" farm  sep' 
a rato r "  room ,abou l30x 36, in which 
instruction  is  given  in  home dairy 
m ethods,  while  between  the  \:itter 
and  the cheese rOOI11  is  a  rather co m 
modious 
room  for  dairy 
s upplies. 

storage 

T he  m ai n  corr idor  contains  la rge 
plate  glass  windows 
looking  into 
the  va rious  rooms,  lind  permitting 
vis ito rs  to  watch  opera tions  and  see 
the  products  without entering. 

On the second floo r  will  be a large 
class roo m,  extend ing  e ntire ly (ICross 
t he b uilding, a nd  about 38 fe et wide. 
Beyo nd  this, on eithe r  side  of  the 
hall,  a re  large "testing  labora t:o ries" 
fo r  the use  of s tudents, with  a  small 

Y.  M.  C.  A. 

T he  Thursd~l y night meeting  was 
!I0l :IS well  attended  as ILsu;ll.  H o w. 
en~r, il  was  not  the  f,lult  of  those 
who  were the re,  and  the  in!ipiration 
made  up  for  the  lack  in  lIumhcrs. 
).lr.  licllg-sl  tlid  vc ry  well  al  :I\)S· 
wcrill)!,  the  question  t.  Do  we  e vc r 
sloptothink!"  P lans  were  diSclls 
sed  for  a  scri ~'':;  o f  Luke  Gcne\'a 
rneetillg's, t n  he  held  du rin g  the  re: 
maindo::r  of  the  term .  X ow 
th:lt 
more satisfactory  tc rm s  with  thOSl' 
who  \\"ish  to  go  h.nre  been  lIlade, 
is  mu ch  more  cnthusiasm 
there 
shown :  so  without  Hn\'  do u bt  l\J .A. 
C.  will be wcn  represcilted this year. 
T alk it upand Ibillk it O\'er se rio usly . 
I tis one o f your biggest.opportunitif>s 
of the ye:lr. 

Sund,n'  ni~ht  at the  union  med· 
illg'.  )'lr:R..  \\". Cooper,  of I.m,sin;,{, 
lie  is  one  of  M.  A.  C : s 
spo ke. 
10Y;11  supporters,  :tIui  his  talk  was 
well  worth  YOILr- hc:lrillg.  Get  t he 
h abit  of  attending  those  meetings; 
it  is  a  lost  opportunity  if  you  don't. 

c< y "  CABINET  FEEDS. 

Last 

\ Vedncsd;IJ  e\·ening 

the 
cabinet  held  their  wee kly  mecting 
at  the  home of  Air.  ;I ud  Mrs.  B.  B. 
Johuson, in  East  Lansing. 
Bot.h 
usual  a nd  unusulil  busi ll ess  wus  dis· 
j\.-Ir.  J ohnson  decided 
eusseu,  :L/ld 
that we  arc as  much  awa ke  as :tny 
associntioll in  the state.  Elic h  week 
the  roll  call shows  ev e ry  ma ll  pres 
·ellt,  o r  Ii  good  eXCUSe  fo r  his  abo 
\Ve  don't  always  go  with 
sence. 
as  good  appetites as  al  that  pa r ticu. 
lar  time,  but there's:1 reason.  Afte r 
the  business  had  been  attended  to, 
a  genuin e  "feed"  was  cnjoyed. 
Even  Mains  cou ldn' t  keep  f rom 
s mil ing.  Thanks  to  lIJr.  and  Mrs. 
Johnso tl. 

BASE  BALL. 

" 

• .;.. 

H ome  Tea.m  Win$ 2  of  3  Games 
Play~d. 

Two o ut  of the  three games  play. 
ed  011  the  Ohio trip  WNe credited  to 
Coaeh  MHcklin  :lIItl  his tellLH  of ball 
toSSers. 
from  "· esterll 
R eserve  and  Bud ltct, :md  losing  to 
Ohio  l\ orthcrn  in  a  dose g.une,  the 
team  pUI  up  three of IhebeSt g;lmes 
played  l hi"  year. 

\Vinn ing 

The  R eserve  tC:lm  WliS  out  fo r 
two  defellts,  olle  in 
revcllge,  but 
base  ball 
in  tr:lck, 
;Lnd  the  other 
have  been  given  t his  seasoll  by  ilII. 
.1\ . C.  B lake  !'.Iiller,  who  was  tak· 
en  ;llong  us  eXlr;1 pitcher,  was  sta r t · 
ed  ill  Ihc  g:lmC,  amI  pitched  somc 
;lirtig:ht  b;l!l  uLltil  the  fif th,  whell  :l 
sore  a r m compelled  his  being  taken 
from  the  game.  L efe"er  was  Sellt 
10 the  mound,  and  pitched  his  snme 
style  o f  excellent  bHII,  h:ll'ing  R e· 
serve  at  his  mercy.  The  end  of 
tied, 
the  Ilinth 
neither  side  be ing  able 
to  score. 
Trowbridge,  coming  to  bat in  the 
tcnth,  got  his  usual  single,  ::Ind, 
stealing  sccond,  W:IS  scored  by  a  hit 
from  Bibbins,  winning  the  game. 

the  game 

saw 

011 10 

:SUltTIIEIIl\' . 

Ohio  Norlhe rn  was 

the  next 
team  met  at  Ad:l,  Ohio.  H ere  1\1 . 
A. C.  found  a  tartar of a  pitche r  in 
the  form  o f  j\[i1ls, who onll' ;lHowed 
two  hits,  while  Peterson, for  11.  A. 
C.,  held  Xorthem  to six  hil S. 
).Iills. 
~ o r thern's pitcher, joined  the  Can· 
tOll,  Ohio.  kam  Oil  t5all;rtiay  to pl:l:'-· 
professional  ball.  A 
r:lin'SO.lked 
field  wa~  a  disadvnntllg'e 
to  both 
tea01S.  Bot.h  hils  hI'  },[.  A.  C. 
were  long drin's,  :tnd'h:t rd  to  fil·ld 
011  account  of  the  wet ness  o f  the 
g rounlls. 
r' L.'\c rSOIl  pit c hed  good 
bal!,  holding Ohio  to  well  scatlered 
hits. 

TilE  SCORE. 

.lficl~ .  Aggie8. 

" 
Dawson , 3 ....... ... ...... - B 
Fuller, 01 •••••• ••• • _ .. .. . ... 3 
:\l ogge,  r .••• . _' .. .. -" " ' .   S 
.. .. .... , 
Dawson .  I .. .. .. . ..... .. ... .  4 
Griggs,  I 
Trowb ridge.  2 .. .. .. .... ....  S 
Vat z,  s . ... . . _ . . . . _ ..  ..... .  4 
Petec!;(J,i ,  p._ ...•. . . ... .  .. .  , 
Bibbins.  e . .... _ . .... . .. ....  4 

"  0  A 
0  2 
I 
0  2  0 
0  0  0 
0 
0 

I  S  , 
0  "  0 
0  0  , 
I  , I 
0  0  , 

TotlLls ... •. .. . _._ . . .  81 

!!  27  12 

Oh i o  Svrt/,ern. 

Fairless,  L .. . .. .• ......••..  2 
Spr ubn,  2  .. _ ......... .... ..  3 
Malloy,  c ..... . ......... _ ...  4. 
Stump,  I  . . . . .. . ........... _ 4. 
Poltz,  Ill ••••  _ •••.••••••••••  4. 
Starry..  3 ........ . . • .... . . . .  4. 
Young,  r . •• _ ......•..... _._  3 
Ro.!!e,II ••••.•••• •• _ •• •• _ .• _. 3 
Mills,  p  ._ ..... • . _ .•... . ..••  2 

I  , 0 
"  0  A 
010  , 
0 

I 

I 

0  2  0 
0 
I  0 
2  0  0 
I  0 
2 

I , 

Totals ........... _._ •. 29  627  8 

Innings . ... _ .... 12 B 4. 

.5  61 8  9 

Ohio Northern .•... 2  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  I-B 
Aggies ••.. _ ... .. .. O 0  0100100_2 

RUIlll-Fuller,  Trowbridge,  2;  Portz. 
Starry ,  Young,  S.  Errors--Starry 2--2. 
T .. ·o base  hi ts--Stnrry,  MiUs.  Sacrifice 
hits-Fairness,  Mills.  Bases  on  balle 
Off  Mill.!!  3,  o ff  Peterson  I .  Stru ck  out 
_ By  l!1ills  11,  hy  Peterson  2.  Hi t  by 
piteher- :\Iiller  2.  St-ole n  b8.ge&--FuI. 
ler ,  Dawson  2,  Portz. Young.  Umpire 
_ Bradshaw. 

Il UC HTEL 

Just bea r  in  m ind  th;ltJ une  25  is 
the  date  of  wh a t  promises  to  be  the 
b iggest  and  best  trienni:ll  alumni 
reu nion  ever  held  at  M.  A.  C . 

At  Akron,  Buchtel  was 

taken 
into camp  by  a  6  to 3  score.  Blake 
.Miller,  pitch ing  for  M.  A.  C.,  had 
(Oon~l nued on  pap  ~. ) 

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Th e  M.  A.  C .  RECORD . 

ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

THE  MILLS  STORE  THE  HEART  OF  LANSING  THE  MILLS  STOI?E:: 

~ 

OUR  FACI L ITIE S  ARE  COMPLETE  FOR 

DESICNINC· EN C RA V INC ·  PRINT I N C· BINDINC 

CLASS  PUBLICATION S  .,."  C OLLECE  ANNUALS 

\\ " ~.  <:;Irn'  L"n:rything  in  the 

linc  o f 

Announcements,  Programs, 

Invitations,  Etc. 

\VC  ~pcci:tlilC  o n  indi\"idl1 :t1  or(ler:.  'M 

Fine  ~t:ttioncry -

cmbo!>scd 

LANSING, 

-

We  are  Showing 
Th e  Largc~t and  Best  Assortment  of N o\'dties  m 
Neckwear,  Fancy J ewelry,  Gloves ,  Hosiery,  Etc. 

A  cordial  invitation  is  extended  to  the  College 

people  to 

.. 
pay  us  :l  VISit. 

0<  P'''''''' ~ 

MICHIGAN 

ohe  Mills  Dry  Goods  Co. 

the  finest  collection  of  L ldies'  and  Gentle-

c:.,A. LLO W  us  the  pleasure  of  showing  you 
7J  men's  F urnishings  ever  brought  to  L ansing. 

furnishings  fo,  College 
We  specialize  on 
trade.  Alwa\"S  find  the  latest  in  Sweaters, 
Mackinaws,  R ain  Coats,  Caps,  H ats,  Shirts 
and  Neckwear  at 

MIFFLIN 'S 

I  Do  You  Want 

p ... ir  Shears 
Kl1ife 
Safctr  Ra w r -

'  0\ Iltllt .. ~ \ItO  "~r()p. 
I,;,·~r-K ... "IY /IIul  ~:t)(ln~ 
10  "'Ipc~ frolll 

110111.:5  and  Strops 
S:IWS 
il:,tnUierS 
[ btehets 
Chisels 
Screw  Dr;\o;:rs 

'n  fact,  anything- YOll  Il<'ed  in 
hardw;ln:  rou  will  lind -
anll 
:II  prices  10  "lIil _ 

:11 

EHRY KIND  Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

Fold ing  Beds 

Ma tresses 

Boo k  Cases 

Desks 

All  GOODS  DELIVE R. ED  fR.EE 

Norton·s Hardwar6  M.J.8. B.M. BUGK 

-'"'JC""""'''' ~  ABOUT  T H E  CAMPUS 

-

~I. C, (;rn·J1ll';lf.  '1  I.  W:l5  :lIlWI1~ 

rl'Cell1  colll'~~' I i~ilor- . 

In  ,I  'Itli~'1  '.!'aml'  1:i~1  .s:II\1nl:l_I,  "II 
ti..l,l.  Ihe  I{c"crl~'"  1'01l 
Ihl'  hOUlt· 
from  thc  Flint  tHulC"  hy:1  ,.curl'  of 
9 l<) 6. 

E.  B.  Haker.  '1::;.  lIas  marril'd  rl' 
ccmh  10  Mis,;  Dor;"  (Jlm!;I<·,1.  of 
Jack:on.  :Ind  "flcr  :'  sh" rl  trip  will 
he  al  hmllc  on ~e,nnollr ,\  I l'.,.J :Kk 
sun. 

l'ro f.  and  :'Ilr".  I{ y,h-r  cl\tcrlaineti 
at  llitHH:r  Thllr ~II:o_,  l·ll'nin).:  "f  11I~1 
wl'ek  ill  hono r  of  ;\!r".  T.  C.  Bl:ti~­
ddl,  who  11:15  t be  :.!IlC"t  "f  I'rl· .... 
and  '\!r~.  Silylle r  Friday.  Ek"ell 
~uest" werc  prt'sellt. 

E.  G,  Fischer,  foriller  illstnlctor 
in  Gl'rm:m  tlt  '\1.  :\. C.,  wriks  Ih:11 
he  will  he  IW:lhk 
to  reTli r n  nl·~t 
YC;lr,  :IS  his  a~si).:nmen l  al  Bcrlin 
will  detain  him  until  Octob('r  at 
Icast. 

Dr.  II.  \'onSu.:lnelin, of the  Bac· 
teriological  tl{'p:tr t ml'nt,  has  accept  
ed  a  position  for  the  coming  ycar 
wi th  Dr.  Marshall,  !It  Amhcrst, 
Mass.  Dr,  \-onSuchlelin  has  been 
in  ch:lrgc of  the  soil  bacte riology  :1\ 
'\'1.  A .  C.  t he  past  year. 

it:lIlO, 

I ns tructo r  Arao 

fo r  the 
pasl  ye:lr  connected  with  ou r  b:tc 
teriolo:.!ical  departmem,  ha~ decid ed 
to  uo  \0  Amherst the  coml11g  yca r, 
whbe re  he  w ill  hold  a  simi!:lr  posi 
tion.  Mr.  Itano 
is  a  gr:t{lu;lte  of 
the  cl;ISS  t91  1,  follo wing  which  he 
spen t  one  y ear  with  ~Ir. P atten.,  liS 
assistant  in  the  expenmen\  station, 
de partme nt of chemist ry . 

,\1 r •.  J,  J,  :'11, .'r.,.  ha,.  -0 (;1r  n'c", . 
.'red  rro~rn'her ~l' ct:nt  "per.'li"l1  a· to 
I'e  alok  tl) 
,'etunl  I()  ht:r  h""le  in 
I lowarol  'J'el"rat·l·. 

in k'r.ehul:l~1 ie 
R l'llll'lll ],t' r lhe  ]'i~ 
1Ilellli,nll'd  ~'I~l· \\h ere. 
Let lIlj Illakl' 
Ihi.  da.1  "tH·  Ion;.:  1<1  he  rl'mellllll'rcd 
by  UUI'  hi.~11 ~ch"ol I  i~itl)r., 

Folloll in"  the  e,cnit!', l'oncert  of 
the  :'11:1\  F~~tl\:'l.  :\1 i.",'" FrC\hofcr 
;.:-al"<:  a  ~.·r,"  1'lljoy:thlc  !J:trty -:11  her 
home  011  E\l'r;!rel'l1  .\1 {'.,  ill  hOl\o r 
tlf  Ih~·  arti.1:;;  wlw  "ere her.', 

I ..  I ..  I,m l'~ .  'I~. in  dl'lr;.:-c  of  Ih.;: 
ponllry  ~\' ''rk  in  licQr;.:-ia.  i~  gClling 
"I o ll~  tillC.  They  arc ,;ellitl:.! "'pring 
chil"kell~. ;1Ilt!.  0 11  a..:counl .of  lack  \If 
room,  mauy  day-old  chick.~  ;lre  :tlso 
twing- disposed  of. 

The  Idlers'  Club  sen 'cd 

:t  tk·, 
li).:htfu!  cliuner.  Friday,  in  the  mnin 
dining"  h:dL  foltowin~ the  afternoon 
concert  of the  :'I'lay  F estival.  ~ome 
of  the  :t r lilSts  were  g-ucsts  at  this 
dinner,  tog-ethe r  with  ;t  number  of 
visilo rs  who  wcre  hcre to  enjoy  the 
festival.  D o:.!wood 
spring 
flowe rs  wc re  the  dccorations. 

a nd 

the 

~ I iss  Bertha  E .  Thompsoll,  o f 
Ihc  departmcnt  of  bota ny,  expects 
to  spe nd  m ost  o f 
lSlIm mer  at 
l\1arillC  Biolog-ic;tI  Laoor:!tor)",:lI 
\\' oods  I-Iole,  1\lass .  T h is  is  onc o f 
the  most  !loted  institutions  of  it,; 
kind  in  the  wo r ld,  standing  second 
only  to  OIlC  of  :\  s imi lar  nature  at 
Naples,  Italy.  Th e  work  done  at 
\ Vood5  I-I ole  is  accorded  fu ll  credit 
for  g raduate  w o rk  in  any  o f 
the 
lar ge  univers ities  o f  th is  cOll ntry. 

III  _pile  of 

Iha t  Ihe 
the 
\\calh ~' r  ;J,;  :'II.  .\.  C.  Ii  rold  "nd 
.In':".', thl'  Gli llpU"  i~  !;Ikitl~  011  it· 
1l1lJ,.1  beautiful  huo.:~. 

frltt 

_\I me.  ])'rIli lt'idf  lIa.  :, 

:11 
I: lliloltll~  durlllC::  hl'r 
:'II.  ,\,  L' ..  ;tlld  "r"'l'd  h~' r­

Ih"  \\",)I11C II'· 
SI:I \  al 
self  a  lllU~t ,·ba rllllll;.!  "flm:tt1. 

:':111"\ 

Th.,  ",]il(,,'  rl'll'!ltil-

(':1111·<1  :1t  Ih.· 
hOlllo.:  of  II.  :-.:.  [!or;lheck,  '0 1.  the 
dl'iciel11  an,]  p()jlll]arlcac-hcr ()f  I~iol­
ogy  in  the  11l'\\"  l'nion  S d 1l!ol. 

I) l':111 

0,.1.  D..:all, 

'03.  wa~  "  colkg-l' 
,i~ilor;)  dll_'  or  twu  rhl'  jl:t"t  week. 
is  pn·.idcnl  of  U.  J, 
:'II  r. 
,I,:  Co"  L'hira;.:o,  "p~·ei ;tli",(.,; 
i)e;m 
in  skd  hur..;  :lnd  fabrir~. n·infon;e_ 
:\ 1 r.  :wJ  ~] rs. 
ment  of  concr ele. 
Deatl  pl:tll  to  be  hcre  for  the  Tri 
CUIl!"1. 

lI e  has  bcen  in 

:'Ifr,  \ -"clll\'  ;-.!ic11telz.  horlicuit:lf 
alist  o f  the  expcrimell!  slation  in 
}';:harkOI" .  Rll s . ., ia,  was  11  " isitor  al 
the  eollcgc  T hl1rstby  :tnd  Frida)", 
1 Ie  de\-oted  the  larger share  of  his 
time to  Ihe horticultur:tl dep:trtmcnt, 
bllt  he  11[50  Spent  cOlls idcrllbk  liml' 
in  the  botany  :md  cnt0111010;:0'  de· 
partme nts, 
t his 
countr y  for  six  months  illn:'stigat· 
jllg  horticultu ra l  conditions, and  e~ ' 
pects  to  return  to  R_lIssia  in  abo ut 
II c  left  L a nsing"  Fri· 
IWO  monlhs. 
da)"  even ing-
for  Canadian  points. 
goi ng  t hence  to  the Gem,ya  experi 
ment sllltion  at  Corndl  University, 
in  ~ew York, and  to  \Va shin~tol1, 
D.  C.  He  expressed  himself 
:\S 
very  milch  inte rested  ill 
tIll"  work 
of  this  co\leg-t.:, and  praised its  honi. 
cultural  work  highly. 

. ."",.;,,,,,"'" 

~~ 

AN  APPEAL  TO  lQ1I : 

f )(':Ir L'la":"IJ\:1h'  : 

The I :i~ T riclllli:rl  H t.:1111inll  of Ollr 
:,['11:1  tllall'r  I:d"  ~  [lb,'"  "11  ] lUll'  ~.::;. 
~hvlI ! d  he' ill  ~o \lr 
The  pro).:r.llli 
h"II,I~ h,  Ihi,  riltw. 
to 
bl'  t he  i'l'~t  l·le r.  "l  11'1c~  Fr-:7I1k" 
,Inti 
,,;1\  ~n . .  111t! 
!h-d ric k 
Ihe_\ ',e ,;O;:CII  :t  101 "f 'CIll. -

It'~  "oitl:' 

I'rof. 

:'I1:lI1Y 

t:[;j~ .;c s  :trl' 

[Jl:tllnill~  t" 
ha\"e  th.·ir  entirc  111clZ11rl'r~hjp  prc~­
'1- 1911 
etlt: 
g"iug I ..  d" ~ 

" '/,,11  I".,'  till'  d,I'" 

.\s ~Htdl·l1b.  Ill'  h"d.1  r~'lhlt: ~t ioll 
b  Ihere 

for  ~pirit  :IIHI  Clllillt"iaSItl, 
,Ill)"  of  il  left.' 

11011  would"  19t  I Supper  aml!l 
regul:tr'11  d:bS 1I11'.·lirl},:"  ( you  know 
the  kind)  Otl 
the  el(,lling- of  JUlle 
~ Slh  appeal  10  you:-

Of  t'oursc  I(lu\l  like  to  see our 
class  wdJ  represented;H  this  reull_ 
ion,  hut  h ,,~('  ao(>u/  J'our  own  good. 
... dr·~ 

\\'ill  yOI1  be  with  us?  Xo faint 
hearted  wishing,  bu t  ri ght,down, 
5\1 re·e II0Ug" h, eross-),011 r _ t Irora;l:, hon. 
cSl_willyoll  be  here: 
\ \ 'ill  it bt! 
safe  for  us  10  figure  011  your  fift\" 
cents  for  the  sllJlpcr : 
' 
AnJw~ly,  prove  to  us  that  YOII 
a rt:  still  a  "Ii"e  one"  by  dropping 
If  YOII  just 
us  a  Cll nl  or  a  lette r, 
ca n't  come - why,  w e'll  drop  it  i 
b\1t,  call'l  is  11 
tnighty  UIlCOllimOn 
word  for  a nyone  who  helped  upset 
tlid  as  a 
the  precedent  that  you 
Come  on 
~illetee ll 
along! 

't:!e\em: r. 

Sincerely  your dassmatl', 

E.  C.  L1SD£MANS. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

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world of sports. 

Because  its  telegraph  and  correspondence service enable  it  to 
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vance  of any  other newspaper coming into  Lansing. 

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VERY reader  0/ the  M.  A. C.  Record is  cordially  invited to 
visit  our store,  use  our  rest  room, telephone,  and our  moil 
,  order  department  by  writing  for  samples  or  ordering  mer· 
chandise;  money  refunded  whenever you  are  not  pleased, 

Three  Very Special  Values  You  Will 
Find  Here During our May Sale. 

, 

BASE  BALL. 

IContlnu .. d  from  paae  ~.\ 
the  Buckeyes  at  his  mercy, only  al· 
lowing- three  hits in  the  sc\'cn  il1l1-
ings  that he pitched.  Lc  fever re· 
placed  .:\Iillcr  in  the scxcnlh.  Eight 
hits  were  gleaned  by 
),1.  A.  C., 
with  c\-cry  one  running  wild  0 11 
the  bases.  Griggs  ~ad a  good  ses 
sion at  the  bat. getttng  three  hIts 
out of thrct·  times  up.  Both  te:lms 
pl'lye<!  rather  ragged  ball,  as  nu 
merous  errors  were  chalked  up  to 
both  sides.  Bibbins  and  J\logge 
featured  the  d:ly  with  sottle  good 
fielding. 

THE  SCORE. 

Buchtel.. 

Sidnell,  p .................. "  1  1  8 

AO  H  o  A 
Palmer. I ................... "  1  1  1 

Brunner.m ............... __  4  0  , 0 
Thomas,  I...  ____ .. .... ....  4  2  • 0 
Grimm,2  __ ................  2  0  , I 
Zim·wan. c ................•  1  0  • • 

Adllo1US,  8 ......... __ ..... __ •  4 
I 
!oloutes.  1.. .................  "  0  0  0 

Youcke.  r .................. 4  0  0  0 

I  8 

..  B 

TotAls ................ 81  3  27  10 

M.  A.  C. 

0  A 
I  0 
0  0 

Daocer.2  ....... _ .......... 3  0 
Han·ey.m._. _____ .........  3 
Mogge,  r . ..................  -I 

, 0 
Da .... son,  L . ................  3  , 0  0 
Grigg",  I. .................. 8  • • 0 
I  , , 
Yat2:.  II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... -I  0  0  , 
Bibbins.  e  .................  4  010  , 
Mill er. p ........... __  ~ ..... _  4  0  U  • 

Lefe~re.  p .....  .. ........ 0  0  0  U 

Tro,,·b·,I(e.2  ...............  4 

Totals ............ _ ... 3~ 

I nuin~ ........  1  2  8  -I  lj  6  ;  .,  9 

Bochtel.  ......... 0  0  0  2  I)  0  1  "  ~ 
1I.  J.. C ..... __ ..... 8  0  1  0  2  0  0 

Ron  _  Haney. 

.)-Jj 
lIogJ:\! .  u.. ...  11, 
Grigg!! 3--8;  Brunner.  SidDell.  Grimm 
-3.  Errors - Palmer  2.  Th"IIUIo." 
'1, 
Adams  I,  Zimmerman - 6.  Bar-rey, 
Tro"'bridge  S,  Yan-:j.  Inningl!  pitched 
- Miller  7 .  Lefe'ITe 2.  Struek out- By 
t:liolnell  9.  by  Miller  4.  by  Lefevre  5. 
Bn5eS 00  ball~-Off Sid nell  8.  off lIi11er 
5,  o ff  Lefene  none .  Two·bwJe  bitl 
Griggs,  Adanll.  Stolen  blCle8-Griggl 
9.  Trowbridge,  Zimmermau  2.  Urn· 
pire-Oa.-ridson,  Time--2.00. 

HORT.  CLUB. 

• H  the  meeting  of the 110rt.  Club 
hSl Tuesday  evening,  the  hour was 
takcn  up  with  thesis  t;llks  by  the 
scniors.  Some very intcrcstinj{ f:lcts 
the  club  was 
were  obtaillt:d,  and 
given  :1Il  idea  of  the  field  eo\"ered 
and  the  requirements  of  a  horti 
cultural  thesis. 
Hutchins 

ill 
their work  Oil  the  suhject  of  ··The 
C arefuil iandling of  Fnlits," show. 
ed  that  with  vc ry  careful  hand ling 
even  the  most  delicate  fruits  can  be 
kept  throug h  the winter and  spring, 
..... hile  the  more  ha rdy  fruits  Crln  be 
kept a  longer  period. 

llendric.kson, 

:ind 

Carey,  whose  s ubject  WIIS  "A 
the  Country," 

Fruit  Su rvey  of 

interesting 

spoke  of  somc 
facts 
which  he  had  gllthered  regarding 
the  prices of fruits  in  diffcrcnt  sec 
lions  of  the  country, and  the  routes 
in  usc  to  the  p rincipal  m:lrkets  of 
the count ry. 

l:llldscapcrs  elected 
T he  senior 
cluss  work  in 
the  place  o f  thesis 
wo rk.  Dayidson  told  of  the  ben· 
efits they  hadderi\'ed  from a sWely of 
the  " RepJ.U1tmg  of  Cities". and ex· 
plained a littlc about the trip thc), arc 
to take soon  to  some of the principal 
middle  western  cities. 

Loree.  working  on  '·The  Germ· 
ination  of  Fruit  Seeds," at  first  en· 
countered  several  difficulties,  but 
his  r.::-sults,  although  :IS  yet  11  little 
indefinite,  seemed 
to  show  that  H 
cooler  flltbe r  than  :1  warmer  tem· 
pe rature  was  fa\'orable  10  g-ermina. 
tion. 

Owing to his absenc!.'!  from school, 
due  10  his field  work  in  pathology, 
).lcClintock  has  been dda,ed in  the 
con5ideralloll  of  .. The  Etherizing 
of  Phlnls," but  hopes  to  soon finish 
the  work.  P ailthorpc  is  working 
on  the ":Selection  of  Cions  for  ,'\p. 
pIe  Trees."  which  he is  consideri ng 
from  se\'eral  "iew  points, a.nd  hopes 
to  find  something  of  prllclical  nl.lue 
to the orchardist.  Baker and  Rile\' , 
working  OD  the  subject  .<  A lcoholic 
and  Acetic  Fermentation  of  Cider 
from  Apples,"  found  some interest· 
. iDg  facts.  one of  \\ hich  is  that some 
apples show  all  alcohol  percellta~e 
of  Dille  per cent. 
Scbu~·ler.  \\,orX· 
ing on  the  subject .  "The  Effect  of 
Superheated 
Plant 
Growth:' found  thai  heat  h:lStcned 
ripening  and  maturing.  it  being 
shoWI)  that by  healing  Ihe  soil  10' 
m!l.IOt'~ could Ix: produced  two weeks 
ear!itr in  the  grN:nhousc th:m  the\' 
ar..:  now  pror!uct;1.1.  The  01ne~' 
brother"  are  conside ring  the 
..  Pcach,"  and  arc  making a  compre· 
hcnsh t:  hl<;1(,r\'  snd  hud  ke\'  of  lhe 
peach as it i~  1.10\\  ~ro\\n.  . 

::;oil  Cpon 

I're,..  ).Iim'rs  then  called  llpon 
Prof.  Eustace,  who  explained  lhe 
position  of  the  hculty. 
It  is  their 
oe",irc  to  make  thc  suhject  of horti· 
cultun: 
;[s  interesting  as  po..sible, 
yel  10  make  the  course  iustructive 
lind  benefici:ll. 
".\n  appreciative 
attitude  of  the  .. tudcllt,"  sllid  he, 
"makes  the  work  a  pleasure." 

'i6. 
That was  a  big  cylinder  engine 
that  was  running  the  college when 
I  knew  it  in  the  se,·cnlies-Ahbot. 
Kt:dzie,  F:tirchild,  ~ Ii lcs,  Dt'at  and 
Cook,  and 
the re  is  not 11  ca r  madc 
today  that  w ill  carry  a  load  up  as 
steep  a  grade  as  that  one,oll  the 
high, and  I  wou ld  like  to  know that 
all  thei r  pictures arc oWned  and  ex· 
hibited  at  the  college.  Cannot you 
take  up  the  matter, and  complete 
I  am  ready  for  a  contn· 
the job;' 
bution  an}'  lime. 

D o.s;  II.  KEDZIE,  '76. 

A  Bewdrinking  fOllfltllin  has been 
installed 
in  thc  L ibrary  Building, 
much  to  the  gratificlltion  of  those 
who labor ill  that  building, 

-'!ttl  lelllfth~ 01 the regular If>e  \'alllf!. 

fi De  Twilled ConoD  ,baL  Is an e:u,,,II,,1ll  ",at" rl.al  lor  ~lIdily blonses. 

11 ~  c. 
Ra.ndtoml  Bv.lrariu Crepel.  Whit ..  around .  ",·ltb  a  \'arletyor  prell,.. 
19 c. 
tlJture.'n  l:Iuljf1lrlan  color,.,  A  ....... ul/Or:ll\e  ",,111".  Special  at  . • •  
2$e Lcnr.g  Cloth  01 a  ~\\p('rlor ebarnol~ nnlAb.  ~hleh~ "'"'de.  l:!.yardl  19 C. 

III  a  plec>!.  Only 1 1.98  a  pleee,  Or  "  YMd  • • . . . . . . . • .  

~o",·  On I,. 

. .  

c\'OAIi S,  SU ITS. 
FlJHS  ... .s 
;i~ ud  Ilk:  STOHl: 

CENTRALMI01.REUABlL 5T0R8 

WO)U:~'S  uu 
Jli:S 'S 
n ' IIS IIl IIIS{; S 
PHI'  GOOns 

']4, 

George  \V.  Brewer,  G rand  Port· 
age,  l\Jinll.,  ,\'riu'S  tha t  he  hopes  to 
he at  :\1.  A.  C. next  mouth, and  that 
he  favors  the  appointment  of  a 
pcrm:lnent  alumni  secretary.  He 
also  says  he  favo rs  that mill  tal(  for 
the  maintenance  of  the college,  and 
he  pays  :1 tax 011  i\lichigan  property. 

Attention  of  Students 

If you  are  looking  ror congenial and 
r~uneratiy ..  occupation  during  som· 
mer,  wrile-

Th.  General  Applianc"  Fa c lory. 
InCOTPOraled,  M arine"e,  Wisconsin. 
ror  paTliculars. 

Lawrence 8. VanBuren 
Printing  Company 
--
210.212  Orand  Ave .  North 

I 

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DIRECTORY 

LAN S ING  BUS I NESS  A.l.'\[O 
PROFESSIONAL  MEN. 
Tbe  nan,e.  In  'his  Dlrl'elory.  /Os  " ... 1\  ,.. 
thollt'  0/  1111  our  otlLl'r  ad'·l'rl.i&erJ,  arf'  Or 
reliable  J)4rllel.  We  hope  I hat Ihe  /lleull,. 
and  Iludenu  "'ill  UOke  paIns  to  p'!lronla" 
tbofle,  ... ho  IMtront~e UI. 

BARBERS. 

C O I.r.t:GF.  BANBER SHOP. 

I"  Batll 
Hotloe.  Andy'"  ~11I.l  '.Hh  ~I, A. C.  A 
bandy parlor . .. nd 1l00d ""ork done • 
N .~W HAHI:lItH  8HO I'.  In  Uba.""  Build· 
In K.  n'1(ler  MAue r's  Drll" and  Orocer,. 
SIor('.  IIyou "'lshllnYlIJ!hh ll lreutll"l"eU8 
a  call.  1::.  E .  H(')'no ld~.  P rop. 

BOOKS  AND STATIONERY. 
A M.  EMERY.  lid Wa.h.A,·e. N'.  Book •. 

• ~nlHI .. -ed  Oa lllnlr 
Oa«lI.  Fount/O,o  I'f!ns.  ptelu~s.  F ... me •• 
F ine  Framl n ll' 
a  Speclall,..  Up.tG-datt' 
.tylel.  Out O .... ".....,utln  L.ulSlna- . 

•  Fine  SUOllonerr •

BOOK  BINDERS. 
BL UJ)J!:AU  '"  SIEBt::RT .  Bookbind., .... 

_"nL bool:  ",al:ers.  pe,per  Mlllna . 
Ubrary  and  n"e  art  blndluas,  n il'  bo",e •• 
map  m ountina s, albu m ...  pacl:et  bookl. etc. 
Oltl u ns'  p hone  No. oISU. 
In  O:Ity  Natio nal 
BanI:  Bn Udlllll.  Geo.G. Bludeau and  Hen r,. 
H . S iebert. 

CLOTHING. 
E LG I N  MIFFLIN' .-l&dle.  and  Gentle 
m en .. Furnllbl nl Good •.  See ad 

• 

lUi  W .... btntfl.lln ."'·e. S. 

CROCKERY  AND GLASSW ARl!:. 
1-1  H. LARN'l!:D.-<Jhlna.  01",.  '"  l.6mpl. 
DENTISTS. 
N  H. MOO ln:. D.  D. S.  Onlce  41.J·HS  UOI· 

•  Illter  BIIlIdtnK.  I. ... nll.n lr.  Mte h.  Bell 
l:l!'0n .. :I8O-J:  OI.Unnl AlltOt1lAlt~~ . 

• 

•  SaUoual Hank Bldg.  Antomalle pbone 
lIdl:  Hell phonea!.  Former M. A. O. nudent. 

t ngl.On  A.-e .  S.,  l..IIn.lnll'.  Mt ehl l"au. 
Automatic p hone. olllee 840'1:  re~lde'lee,  lHOII, 

D E.  PA R lf E\.EJo:.  DentlHI..  lin<.;  W&JIb. 
J e.  sroF n~R.  D.  D.  S.  Olflel!i00-6()Jt,. 
DRUGGISTS. 
ROUSER'S  OAPITAI.  DRUG  STORI!:. 

Up  to  dat".  Uorner  -'<»,e.  Oppnelte 
HollIater Blocl:. 

~:"'J)rltM office.  AlI'eney Star I. .. undr)'. 

CO I. I. t::O}o;  DRUO  .,.s0 GROO~:IH' ('0. 
DRY GOODS. 
J  W.  KNAP'P  00.  n ry  Good~ lind  Fllr· 
•  nl~hlnI"S.  ~~ We.;;hlnalQU  Ave  So, 
M 11.1.8  Ill!.\'  (;OODS  CO.- BTY  Gooda 
""ttS. Ooats. WaiAu. Arl  .s ~tte Work. 
Ele.  I~Jl(l W ... hlnl"Wn  A.-e.  Soutb. 

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
CAPITOL  ELi:QTRI O  ~~!,>GIN'.:t::R.iNO 

'00.- ~"ul1l1n e 01  Yolecl.rleal  Supplies, 
In c ludl.nK  lIud"nU'  shades  and  OOrtt..  nT' 
bon.  lanlalum and  ma~da readlnlr  laml)!; • 
117  E. :\I1",blgan A >'e. 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 
M  J.  '"  B.  ~1. HUOK.- P'urnIl.UTe.  Corner 

•  W"Shltltrton  ."·e. "nd  Ionia  Street. 

See "d. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &  TINW'RE. 
N OHTOl"'S  H.ARl)WAR.~.  G~ner,, 1 
II/Ord",· ... e. Ttn"· .. r~. O ... nll""·"re. Out. 
11.,  Wa~ht" a!<>n  A'·e.  S. 
lery,  SlaVe!.  "te. 
Set' "d. 
MANUFACTURING  AND  HAiR. 
DR ESSING. 

• 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

PHYSICIANS. 
D R.oSOAR  H.  BRUJo:Gt::L.  Cor.  )1I",h. 
.',·e.and Grand  Rh'"r An'., t: .... t  I.an. 
shill. 
l.Iouu.  7  \0 8:$J a. m .:  ~ 10 ~ a.,d r  to 8 
P.  Ol.  Sunday ••  I~ \0 I and:' to 1  p. m.  OIl" 
U!II.  pbon ..  au:  Bell M. 

D R.  H. w. LASOO.s .• :ast  l ./\n.ll11l.  ~lIcb. 

Onlte  hou.,,:  j  10 lh't)  a. In.,  It:lJ)  to' 
and 1:110  to8  p. m.  8",,(111)", 10  to II:;") II. m. 
1 to 8 p. m.  Oltlzen s' phone ~. 

E-n::.  ~:AR,  SO!';.:  ASO  T H IlOAl'.  Or. 

J. 1'3.0 ... " ... II'"  W. AlleKan  SI ..  1..II",lna. 

(1IlIE"U~ phone ~;:l. 

PRINTING. 
L AWRE.sOE  .t  VAS  BU R.:S  PR IN T · 

I~G OO.-!!It}.!I~GNlnd A"enue ~ortb. 
Fin e  Prtulln/!:.  Bolb  " bonet. 

A LLES  PRISTISG 00.  OornerQapltol 

a\'e nue  SDd  Ionia  lueel.  PrtnUna. 
om"" SuPpu" •.  Enl"""'oo {'ardl.  Pro.rama. 
Macer OoodJ.  Bell  phone 1(II}t.  Aulon'a~'e 
phone fOOL  R e m e",l>e' o ur ne ... · loc.Uon. 

Ina tau ATe.. and  IonIa St . 

RO BERT  SMITH  PTO.  OO.-<Jor.  Wub 
=c ____ ~UNWOR~M~S.~ ____ _ 
T Ht:  ftI.  O.  L JI. Lt-: y  .t  00 •.  Oolumbul. 

Oblo.-)la nn laclu rel'lol  MUlI"ry  a n d 
Society Gooda. 

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