The M. A. C. RECORD. 

MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE. 

E.-L'IT  LA~8 1 :-;G,  ~IICI-llGAX,  T UESDAY, 

.ll 'XE 

;~. 

tfl1:t 

INTERSCHOLASTIC  MEET . 

The  :H1II11:l1  illtc r ~cholHSlic  meet 
will  be  hrlll  ill  ~I.  .:...,  C .  011  Satu r 
day  of  this  wee k,  iUld  an  ullusually 
la rge  nUlIlher  of  schools  will  he 
rn ... n 
represellted.  Th ese  yOlLn;.!" 
a rc  n:prescnl:ltin:s  from  some  of 
ollr  best  high  ;;(:hooI5  in  the  slate, 
and  as  ou r  visitors  will  be  cnter· 
l:JiIlCt\  while.- hen-, 
:;0  paills  will 
he  spared  to  make  this  a  d:l)'  kll!):(" 
to  be  rememhered  h\'  them . 

Each of  the  !lwn';;  50cie tic:s  wil! 
co-ope rate  with  the  nth1t:tic dep ... rt 
menl.  allli  will  report 
to  how 
m:Hly  can  be  entertained. 

:lS 

Thl.:  lIsual  H\\ ';l rds  will  h{'  g:i\'c n 
TO  the  winllers, ,111(1  additiunal  prizl's 
may  he  pro\"idcd  hy  the  societies . 
An  effor t  will  be  nqde  to  shol\ 
the  visitors  :thOIIl  the  GOUpil;;  ;\nd 
f:lTIll alill  through  the  va ri OIiS  buil{l 
iugs  \\ hilc  they  an:  hen·, 

MEMORIAL  DAY  AT  M.  A. C. 

It 

011 

that 

IIcr 

li\·l·. 

rchellion, 

is  peculiarly  fittill;.!" 

:\1. 
A.  C, shouhlilo hono r  to the  hcroc" 
first  cla"" 
of  the 
to  the 
was  uIHtnirnoush- ,k·dicuted 
prer;eI"v:ltion  of  t-he  uniOlI.and  Ihese 
!\lcn  took  their phll.:es  ill  thl·  r;!llks of 
those  who ofh·n::{1  up  th l·ir lin:s that 
the  nation  m ight 
the 
thre5hol(1 of  a  c:1l1il1:,:"  peculi<lrly  de 
l'Oled  to  peace,  they  \Iere  sudde nl y 
:I  mor;t  bitter  alld 
laundled  into 
bloOlh·  " ·:Ir. 
\\"ith  :111  thL·  dei:'si 
WdL'S'of  that  fi"rl:c  :;trllg::.rlc  wc  arc 
if 
familiar  ihro u).!"h  5011g- :Ind  ... w r_" 
1\01  from  actual  e:xpcrinc ... ,  ,lIld  Ihe 
]In,s ... n t 
;.:cnl· ratioll  hH~  witllessc-d 
tilt"  passing"  of those  hittcr  "e(tiOlwi 
prejudices  Ilt:1t.,;O Ion).:"  surl"ivcd  the 
real  conftin . 

"'1('mOrlal  tilly  is  as]lecially  titling" 
occasion, 1101  only  10  commr(1)or:tH! 
the  deeds  ;!nd  par  [o,·ing"  trillllk  to 
the  p:llriotislll  of  the  11:l(iol1's  heroic 
the  same  lime  lore· 
deall,  b ut  :1\ 
nc\\"  our  ;tlleg:iancl'  to  those  prinei. 
pie"  for  which  the stars  allli  stripes 
sl:tnd, ;llld  to  lake !>Iock  nlle\l  of ou r 
belief  ill  the  n·ri!y  I! f  cons titutional 
go\"(.'rnmcnl . 

T he  RE COR U  I;lk~·s  pride  in  an 
nouncing  that  :\lel11 o r illl  Dar  o f  the 
pn'sent  year  W:1 ~  most  fitting-I)"  oh 
sern·d .  The  reg-i ment:ll  pllra(\t:  of 
the  c:ldets  formed  all  :tppropri:lte 
prelude  to  Ihe  c:xcrcis<,s  in  the  :lr· 
mon·,  which  consisted  of  several 
nUllibcrs  by  Ihe  college  qUllrtette 
and  IUl  :lddrl'S5  by  :\lr.  H .:'I I.  :\im-
1110,  edi tor of  the·  Ihlroit  ."·(lllIn/ay 
.v(i..~M, 

\\'hen :\Ir, :'-.'immo  ted aWl! )' f rOIll 
the  \\"cll  belltel\  paths of  thought on 
such occasions,  he  did  no  less  hOllor 
to  those  in  whose  memo r y  the  day 
W;lS  established,  but  rllthcr  argued 
for  the  prescn·at ion 
lind  perpetu 
ation  o f  th at  for  which  thcir  sal: ri 
fices  werc  made, 
It  is  well  to  be 
reminded  lhat  we  h'1\·c  enemies  in 
OUT  midst:  enemies o f  ollr eOllntr y 
morc  elusivc  and  more 
ins idious, 
yes,  and  marc  dangerous  thll11  any 
which  mar  co me 
from  without. 
The  shadow  o f  ana r chy  lurks  ill 
our  midst;  the godless s pirit  of dis 
ruption  has found lodgement  among 
us,  and,  a ll  un-American  as  it  is, 
• 

would  dr a;.:- down  the  gentle  g-0(1-
dcs;;;  pr"sid illg 0\' <:1'  our de;ainies and 
:\1 r. 
'U1nihi.1a!e  the sca les of  justice, 
:\"immo  tiLt!  well  10  point  out  these 
thing"  In  the  yOI:ng  men  who  ape 
just  g-Oill.!!  Ollt  frOIll  th~'se  h:t1ls  to 
lake  Iheir  pbces  in  Ihe  rall).;s  of 
1(.1  be  then· 
Atlleric:lll  citizcns,  <In(l 
ellllrgl·d  with  ~realcr  respons ibil. 
ities  thall  W:1~  the  lot  o f  tho~~·  who 
\\"or~·  the  hlue  in  the  dl\\">'  uf  thc 
Rl,hclliotl . 

. 

I:!hor 

\\"l'  :I re  gl:ld 

Thl'  sdtis hnh~ 01  1I10ucrn  imlu!; 
tri:llism,  thc (! rced  f~)r  gaill,  lmd  t he 
Ion· of  luxur\"  \\"ilh  freedom  fro m 
toil,  tugL,ther ~vith  the  i!l .~olence and 
milit1'l!l cy  of  organized 
:Ire, 
likL'  the  f:llIled  gi:mt6 of old. enc lilies 
of  men,  worthy  of  the  sted  of  :'II. 
_\.  C:s most  \-;l\i:l llt  knigh'·" Tr:lllts. 
:'Ifr.  :\"immo 
camc  to  liS  Oll  thi s  occllsioll. 
\ \'c 
:tn~ ~Iad to  h<.·  :Irollsed  in  the millst 
n f  our  prosperit ."  and  f:lncied  secur 
ity  to the  immin.::nC(·  of  impending 
<l:l tl ).:"er.  O,'cr  the  g-ravc:;  of  our 
honored  deaci  let  liS  pledg-e  :Wi'W 
ou r  failh  in  Ihe  cUllslitulioll  :lntl  its 
illterpn·tl'rs,  an.l  enlist  aClilcly  and 
fur  li fc  in  the  cause of  goOlI  govern 
mell\. 

tlwt 

INTER-SOCIETY  DEBAT E. 
u,·  dcfe:tting-

the  Feroni:lIls  in 
\\-l'(\nes(\ay  aiLernooll, 
(Ie],:;,c  !:oS! 
lit 
the  te:l n1  representing- SCSl'Hnl· 
er:lry  societ.\·  now  holds  lirst  pla<"<.: 
ill  Ihe  ;::-irls'  conll·st 
fo r  the  inte r 
"OCid\"  (UP  off('reti  by  Prof, John 
Slon, 

Those  of  the  hOI·s·  sOClCtle~ 111-
ten::Sted  in  this  CO tlli: ~t arc:  ~dec­
til·_  Olympit·,  _\thcllileUlll,  Delphi c, 
Ionian  Pln·kan,  Eunomi:1I1 
:md 
Colul)1hiall,"  UnJune 4  the Delphic 
l oni~lll:  and  thc 
"o(·iell'  rneclS 
Ecil-eii(  and  Eunombll:>  will  also 
e llg:a::,:-e  in  lkb:lte:1  lillIe  bter.  The 
winners  o f  these 
two  "erni-fillaL, 
\l"ill  tlh'n  mel"!  each  nth~'I"  to  deter· 
Illine  the  winne r  in  Ihe  hoy'"  COIl-

th.., 

tC;1I11 

is  re:l(l\· 

The  Sesame 

to 
meet  thc  winning  tl.·:tlll  in  the  I)O\'S' 
contl.'st  Whl'nc,·e r  they  arc  rca:!)", 
amlthc  t'in:l!  debate  for  Ihe  beauti 
fill.  trvphy  should  be  a  most  int c r 
estmg Olll", 

The  \llIrious 

teamS  hal·c  heen 
w orking:  hard  on  the subject  of  t he 
hOllo r  s,·stcm, and  the  excellent de 
further  :tssuranc" 
bates  h-lit  g:i,·c 
that  IJ1en.'  is  excellellt  m.lteri:li  at 
:--'1.  A .  C,  for  f utu re  contests, 
Tit,·  :1l1ll0uncement  th:lt 

:\1.  A. 
C, wi ll  debate  l\linncsota  Univc rsity 
;lnil  l ow:!  Sl,l\e  has  had  much  to  do 
with  the  increased  interest  in  t his 
important  fe:lUlre  o f 
the  college 
work, 

PROF .  BABCOCK  PASSES 
AWAY . 

\\·c  rc:,:"ret  to  allllouncc  the  de:ilh 
l.b bcock,  of  the 
of  Prof.  " -arrl·n 
class o f  'go,  al  his  home  on  Ahhot 
':\I-e ..  Ihis  mo rning  11\  ten  o'clock . 
Prof.  Bahcock  11:1S  been  connccted 
wi th  the  <1epllrtm..,1H  of mat h ematics 
sincc  g radua tion,  aud  in  ch:trgc  o f 
his department since  t909.  Furt.he r 
:mnouncenll" n t  w ill  be  made  next 
week. 

OLD  GRADUATES  WHO  WILL 
ATTEND  THE  REUNION , 
JUNE  25th. 

IS6i· 
na;·(,~  Strange, 

propOSItIOn!', 

In  b\' or  of 

A.  ( ; . 

(;1111.:)',_':  X"  ohje(tiolls 
to  I,:!  and  S'  Think  rules  ;ti rl';lch 
lake  care of o.  Xot  fa,·orabl e  to  3, 
Decidcdl)·  Oppose(1  La -l- and  7 (:Ike!! 
t01{el her." 

t :$()9' 
C/I<1r1e.'  E.  /,'f.> J·'Y.-"  I  hupe 
tht'se p roposi tions  will  hl'  acceptcd 
h)'  thc·  alumni. 
I  am especially  f:I\· 
o rcd  to  _'\0. +" 

,$7°, 

. 1.  fl.  I"'illll l')'. 
f:.,','r(}}l  D(I:'id  /I,J/slt'wl, 

IS73 

Belljamill  T.  i/al.llcad,_\·ott's 
,. ye6,'"  eXl·ept:lS  tochange of lIamc, 
H e  docs  nOt  w:tnt  to  drop  the  word 
,. Agricuhu ral"  from  thc  !lamc  of 
the  CoIleg"l',  nor  docs  he 
,>ce  lIny 
g:ood  n,aSOll  for  the  other propo5cd 
ch:lngc_ 
., T Ill"  old  names  :I rl'  good 
enough  for  Illl·:' 

Fra'l!.- I~ ,  Carpelll,.,·,_'1  lcxpecl 
St·n  T.  lIal stca,Lof  Petoskey,  lO~O 
dOwn with  me. 

IS'I· 
fV.  11,.(>:/'11 . 

(;c/Jrgc 
Jay  SI·S~·iQII.< , -Therc  will  be 

three  in  pl1rty, 

lSi)' 
JI ~  II.  ft'lIf1d._ l s 

propositions, 

ill 

fa\·or  of 

I,'.  II.  ~ \ c;·il{.,·, 
Frn!d.'  7- AII!II\._ \\-ilt  try  ;Inti 

meet  with  \·011. 

loS,G, 
1/ '. J.  SI"s.<.-T hl'rc  will  hL·  two 
in  his  party,  They  expect  to  clrh'e 
dowll  in  Iheir car. 

j. E.  Tay/or ._ '· :\"ot  noted  for 
pbyill~, hut  toole(l 
l!  cornel  sOllle 
in  the  pioneer c"l1o.::;;c  bam!,  :I" b\lg:. 
ler  fo r  the  first  drill  comp:lIl)"  undcr 
Prof.  Ing-l·rsoIL" 

IS77· 

C. J.  r;o Q,hcin. 
D.  JJI1;·cllforl,-:'I[rs.  Da\' enport 

alld daughte r  ure  al~o comi ng, 

fl.  F,  BI/skir!..·. 
!!-l1lll/or  0 ,  Ladd,_" 

attcnd  the  reunion:' 
yome.~  TrMf. 

hope 

to 

IS7S. 
E:.  D . A.  Trllt'.-L-ncert:1in  as  to 
\'otcs" yes "Oll  thl'  pro 

coming, 
positions sublllitted. 

N,  E.  ElI/mans._ T here  will  be 
lie  votes  ··yes" 

two  in  his  part}", 
on  thc  alumni  proposition~, 

IS79 ' 
Ro . .!' ScsSI;m..-,- \\' ith  propositiou 
It  is  an 
7,  1  do  110t  fu lly  agree. 
:(Ium ni  association,  and  shollid be so 
recognized . 

IS81. 

...-I.  JI.  I "oig"-'" 

:1m  pleased  to 
know  thllt  the  cl;lss o f 'S I is waking 
up  in  the  matter o f  the  portraits, 

ByrON  S,  P almer.-"I have your 

(Contlnued  ou  1l/I.Ae.  ~,) 

AL UM NI  II 
~-.-II 

L 

'o~. 
It  is  rumore(1  that  11.  "-.  }'atri · 
arche,  :\CI\"  ~llg-I;Jlld  :I;..:e11l  fur  the 
p.:\/.  R\.  Co.,  i"  til  be  marrie.1  UII 
lune  ~ I.'  \\" h\'  IWI  make  thl'  Irlell 
'nial  your  l\"edSill);  trip,  ., Pate:" 

\\'e  are  in  re ceipt  o f:l  p:lmphlet 
on  '·The  I [(IIIlC  (illnll·ll," is!> ucd  toy 
tht:  Alab;lllla  C(I:11  Opemtors' Asso 
ciation  :1Ilt!  prcpnrc\1  by O.  L  ,t\ y rs. 
'01,  now  ag"riculturi"t  I\ith the  Ten 
nC!'SL'C  Coal  I ron  8.:  Railroac\  Co, 
Th ...  uhject  i"  to  pron·  \, hat  :t  ;"::11' 
den  will  do  for  :1  hOllie,  :tnd 
till" 
pamphlet gil'l·S  mally  v:thlable  SUI!' 
gl'st ions  relative  H.t  preparation  of 
,>oil,  C\llliv:llioll,  fe rtili ze rs,  in':.clt", 
etc.,  and  :6vl.·s  :I  list  of :l1":lil;lble  l ' , 
:-:,  bulletins  al()ng  this  line, 

.\,  G.  Crai;..:,  '\ ith  !he  Arc:ldi:1 
Orcha rd  Co., of  Deer  !'ark,  \Va.sh ., 
wriles that  he  will  110\  be able to  re 
tum  for  the Trien nial, and :::-i\"es  the 
foll owing"  ;I~  hi~ rL':tsonS  : 

"  I  h:ll e  per'i"lwl :Hld  dirl·(t super 
,·i~i\Jn  of  6Soo  ;ICH·S  of  orchards, 
ranging  from  fotl\"  )L·ar  oltl  to  four 
ye:t rs.  This  lU mp[lll)"  is  practicing 
somewhat  differen t  <.'\'SIClf[ 
th:m 
mo".t  othcr  (>r..:ha r J  COmp:lIllCS,  III 
th:! t  they  m:tke  :1  pr:lctire  I)f  g- r ow_ 
lhe ., UIIIl).!"  urchanls, 
ing"  crops  III 
\·car  we  h!\,c  .;~oo  '''.1'1.'"  of 
T his 
whe:l1;  100  acrcs  ,If  1!ar~k n  peas 
and  400  ;tt"rc~  o f  !icId  pC;I;;,  T he 
p~'aJ;  are  r;li;.cd 
for  seed  pllpose .... 
\r<.·  :l1so  h:t\<.'  .\,.o :tt"reS  of \)()tatoL''', 
and  ~1  I:tr).!c  tr;lcl  of dOle r  :111\1  \"<'tcll. 
T hc  ,·ctch  is  g-ro \' n  for  g"fl·ell  Il):ln· 
li re  an,]  ,.cl·d  pllrpoSt:~. 

;1\\":1\· 

"  I  am  ill  hopes  that  We  \1  ill  bl' 
Ihi"  "inter  ;Hld 
ahle  to  g-et 
make  old  .\lichi~lUl, :Iml  l'sjlecially 
:\1.  A_  C.,  :( 
\·isl1.  Please  n·melll· 
her  me to  ,til  th~ \,o.\!;,  and  t:::.pn·il,l, 
Iy  th .... se of  thl' clas" of  190 ~. " 

' OJ, 

i t l'~ 

c()n~lIltin" 

FellI  E.  ~. Th:ltcher  j,,:  1\1)\\  do· 
l·i\·il 
c'l'~ill eerin)( 
w~rk in  CranJ  Rapid,;_  Iii"  \.\lsi 
ness  ;l~ldrc ss I;;  ~07  !-;hep:trd  Bldg", 

.\Iis!;  Zoe  S.  \\"imple  is  tht.'  hust 
ling  food  inspector  with  the  health 
dcpnrlmctll  o f  the  city  of  Tacoma, 
:\Iiss  \\-imp!e  recently  :It 
\Vash, 
tended  a  ,·ocalioJl;\1  conference  for 
college  women,  helu  jointl)  hy  the 
women  of  Ihe  \V a"hington  Slate 
College and  the  L'nil·ersity  of  Ida· 
:111  address  o n 
ho,  when  she  g-.n-c 
" P ublic  S:tnitation  as  a  Fidel  for 
Colleg-t.'  \\-olllell,"  T his is the b usy 
se:lson  for  ~ I iss \\'imple, as  in ad.li, 
tion  to  he r  gener .. l  inspection  work 
she  is  als o  superin tendent  o f  the 
municipal  mll r ket,  She  h as  c allscd 
to  be  published  in  a  recent  bulleti n 
a  list  of  T acoma's  bake  shops  and 
restaurants.  with  the correct  rating 
as  to  t.hei r  cleanliness, 

... 

H,  ~r. C lrter,', I,  repor ts  a  good 
year's work  at  :\l cCarron,  )'Jich,. as 
teac her of  manual training a nd  farm 
engineering in  the  Dunbar  School 
o f  Ag r iculture.  Mr,  Cllrter  will 
remain  :It  l\l cCarron next yea r. 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

The M.  A. C.  RECORD 

.. tI.L, s .. I:o  EV .. "Y  TUUDAV  DU"''''''  n  ••  COL 
.. "c" yVl"  .v  Tt . .  :  .. 'CHID ......... T~ 
""''''CULTU"AL  =LL"""" 
....  'A U"CI.  Mun .. , .. "  lD ' TD~ 

- -8 .

aU.'CA'"'OM 

1110  CI"'T S  PER '1""''' 
.Entered.  "'.  ~lId·"h.'JI  mati  matter  .. t 

t.oliOI.  )lleh. 

AUdreu aU  lub!<:"pth:ml and  ad"ertlll". 
maner 1(1  the  M.  A  O.  RItOO\l.n,  Y,Mt  Lan-
1'101.  Mich.  Addre .. .. J1  COIIHIUllt'Onl  to 
'be  )tamOlI'I,, «  t':dltor. 

Remit  by  P.  O.  Mono Order.  Draft  or 

Relluered  ~ttt'r.  ])0 not .nd "amps. 

Bwoln ti&  OtII. ... oe 

..-llb  LIIo ... reoee  ..  \ ' an 
Bureo  Priotlnl 00 ..  Uo-tl~ O .... nd A n. So. 
Lan,llIl.  ~U eb. 

TUESDAY,  JUNE  3,  1913. 

P LA!S"S 

for  the  Trieunial  arc 
going  alollg  nied),.  and  euch 
man brings  numerous  ta\'orablc  reo 
sponses  from  :llunlni.  Classes  are 
becoming lUorc  perfectly organized, 
with the  result  thai  clas;;  reunions 
will  be  :\  fealUrc  of  the  pro:g"ram. 

In  order  that all  our alunlni  Illay 
be  kept  informcd  as  to  the ,lrra/l)!C' 
mCllts,  it  has  been decided  to  issue 
another  SPecild  TriulNia/ J\umIJer 
of the  R-,::colw  on  I une  10.  if  it  is 
possible  to  get  the ;natter  in  s hape 
hy  th:lt  \lmc.  The  R ECORD  will 
therdore be  glad  to  hear  from  the. 
'-arious  commiltccs  as  to  further 
plan 'l,  and  from  alumni  organi:r.lI 
tions,  as  well 
iodividual 
members  who  ha\'e  something  to 
announce  in  connection  with  the 
event. 

from 

:tS 

E\"(~r.r  effort will  be  pllt  forlh  to 
make 
this  111Imber  of  i nterest  to 
thost'  who cOlllemplatc  coming, :1I1d 
we  desire  the  co·operation  of  ollr 
fricud s  ill  the effort. 

FROM  GERMANY. 

This okl  city of  )lUnchell  is  "cry 
intcresti n!{,  und  thc  cou ntryside  is 
beautiful. 

o f 

Yesterd:t\·  1  went  with  Prof. 
Ilugo  llc!nil'ricks, head  of  thc  ci"il 
engiueering  department 
the 
Plo, w. to l' lancgg, a sm.liI mountain 
to\\'n, 
.\t  l'lancgg  w e  walked  for 
the  remainder of  Illorning  throul{h 
the  lonll  Ua v;t ri:lII  forest . 
)Iet the 
Oberforster  by  appointment,  and 
:liter  Europe:m  ctiquette  had  beeu 
sati .. lied  we  spent tht'  remainder of 
the day  in  oh::;en' :nions.  The obcr 
fo rster produced from the house two 
huuc  volumes of  report of acti"ities 
of ..... forest  opcTlltions.  He  k.indly 
supplied  lIIe  with detail  informacion 
as  to  costs. income,  etc., :Ill  of which 
I  secured 
was grist  for  Ill)'  mills. 
some"'ood photos of areas observed. 
\\~e then  walked  :Ibom ten  miles  to 
:lllother 
reo 
railroad  station,  alld 
turned  home about  10:00 p.  m. 

Tuesday  I 

lell\'c  for  a  fi\'c-d:ty 
trip to the  Spess:lrt  Mts. with  Prof. 
Dr.  Enders,  of  the  forest  school. 
The Spessarts arc supposed  to C Oil 
tain  the  lillest  white auk  in  Europe. 
I  anticipate  heing  in  attendance 
3t the  forestrJ  confcrence  in  Paris, 
June  16  to  .!o,  and  at  Ghents  on 
this same journcy. 

Just  how  long  wc  will  be here  in 
Miinchen  lcanno!  sn}"  but until  the 
laSotof  July  any  way. 
I  only  wish 
we could  make  the  days  twice  as 
long. 

I  sup~ ere  this  reaches  you 
commencement :lctivities will  be not 
I  would  like  also  to  se' 
so  far off. 
cure  copies  of your April  bulletin. 
The  RECO IW  has  been  receivcd; 

glad to  have  it and  the news. 

Sincerely, 

J.  FItE!)  BAKER. 

BASE  BALL. 

U. of M.  S- M .  A.  C.  4 . 

In the first game,  011  Ferry  Field 
\\'ednesda)"  the  home  team  lost  to 
the  strong  Uni,'ersity  nine  -t  \05, 
tell  innings being  required to decide 
the comest. 

Blllke  1-.lillc r  pitc hed  for  M.  A. 
Co,  !Uld  proved  himself exceptiol];l! ' 
Iy  strong, aud  was  gi\'ell  splendid 
support by  his  team  m:!.tes, the work 
of  "'logge, Dawson, and  Il:J.rvey  in 
the outfield  being  e .. pccially 
l;om 
me ndable.  Only  onc  stolen  base 
was  registered  against  our  catcher, 
Bibbins,  who  played  a  good  gume 
throughout. 

Contrary  to  the  usual  order  of 
things,  the 
the  big 
fifth  pron.""<I. 
inning  for  l\I.  A.  C.  At this  stagc 
of  the  game  the  Uni,'c rsity  hoys 
were  in  the  lead  b}T  four  points. 
The University  pitcher, Quaintance, 
then  proceeded  to give three passes, 
lind 
two  wild 
pitches  and  two  singles,  netted  ~1. 
A.  C. three  runs. 
In  the  sixth  he 
was auain  found  for  three  singles, 
when '='Baribe:tu  was  sent  to  relie ve 
him,  Bibbins  then  followed  with 
:t  fourth  single,  bringing  in  the  run 
which  tied  the score. 

this,  coupled  with 

The  game  was  won  by  the  U ni' 
"ersity  ill  the  tcnth,  when  Hughitt 
a nd  Pontius  drew  passes,  Baribeau 
the  bases, 
got  a  single,  filling 
alld  Capt.  Bell  brought ill  the  win, 
ning  run  with  his  third  s ingle. 

From  Ann  Arbor  comes  the  re 
port that this  \\' (IS  the  best :lrticleof 
this 
baseball  seen  on  Fcrry  field 
season. 

e.  O~  .II.  7-ll.  A.  C.  2. 

In  the  13st  game  o f  the  series 
with  the  University  Sa turda y,  1\1. 
A.  C.  was  defeated  by  the score  of 
7 to  2. 
in  the  box 
for  U,  A. C., and, while doing  ~ood 
work, his  s upport W:IS  nol  what bad 
\)cen  given in  the  previou s  g:olle, 

l~eterso ll  WIlS 

~isler,forthe Cni,e rsity,was the 
m:Ul  upon  whom  his  team  Illntes 
could depend,  :1Ilt!  seemed alwllYs  to 
sccu re  a  hit  when  hits counted  for 
li e  was  respon sible  for 
the  most. 
the  hig  lead  il~  the  first,  getting  :1 
three-bagger  With  the  bases  full. 

In  the  fourth,  DllWSOIl,  who  got 
first  011  a  groundcr to short, scored 
on  Grigg's hit  to  Sisler,  Ihe  former 
reach ing  second  safel}'.  Griggs 
then  tallied  on a  hit by Trowbridge. 
This  e nded  the  scoring  for)!.  i\. 
C. 

The  Uni\'ersity  scored  3  in  the 
first,  2  in  the  thi rd, and 
I  each  in 
the  fourth  and  s ixth;  securing 
I  I 
hits  to  5  for  1\1.  A,  C.  Each  team 
is  charged  with  four  crrors. 

Two g:uncs :Ire  scheduled all  the 
home  grounds 
this  week - Lake 
Forest  coming  on  June  5th,  and 
Ohio  State  011 
the  6th.  The  ith 
will  be taken  up  with  the  bi~ Inter 
scholast..ic. 

A  game  ill  which  some  of  the 
forlller  M.  A,  C.  stars  will  pa rtici, 
pate is  promised on JUlie  q. 

Miss  Maud  Raymond,  general 
s tudent  secretary  of  the  Y.  \V. C. 
A.  for  .Michig:Ul,  s pent  \\-ed ncsda~T 
and  Thursday at  1\1.  A.  C . 

:\lr.  and  Mrs.  Ray  G.  Potts,  of 
"'ashington,  :\Iich.,  announce  the 
birth of a  SOil,  John Danicl,  May  24. 
Mr,  PottS  graduatcd  with  '06,  and 
the  mouler  WI15 
formerly  Mary 
Pratt. 'oS, 

OLD  GRADUATES  WHO  WILL 
ATTEND  THE  REUNION. 

(Contl nued  from  PII(fe  1.1 
card,  relati"c  to  the  rellilio n  of  m}' 
elass '81,  to  be  held  at  the  tinle  of 
the  Triellnial, June  25th, and  would 
say  in  reply  that, while it is  not "cry 
convcnient  for  mC  to  get  :tway  at 
this lime,  if  there was ally  indication 
or prospect of a  Ilumber of my class 
attending,  I  could  never  res ist  the 
temptation  to  he  one of the number, 
r 
and  would  su reh- be  011  hand. 
shall  hope  to  he;r  from  you  again, 
and  the  IIl0rC I  think of it, the  morc 
I  am  hoping  t.hat  you r  reply  will ~ 
encouraging." 

C.  R. Da,.t.- " l  will  endea\-er  to 

be  in Lans ing:  on JUlle  25th." 

lI'a/ter  I.  Li"ie._"~otice  of  :1 
mecting, or ' round,up,'  as  yotl  say, 
of  class'SI  on  the  25th  of  June, 
1913,  reccived  a nd  contents  noted. 
if no thing h(lppcnS  1 will  be  there, 
fo r  it  will  give  me grent pleasure  to 
Illect  all  my  "young"  classmates. 
Think  of  it_all who  arc  !l OW  at 
tending  the  :\J.  A.  C.  ha\'C  been 
born  since  we graduated!" 

Chas,  .lJ/c.A~L'lInJ'.-" 1  have  you r 
postal  card  of  ~lay  13,  regarding 
I c 
the reunion  of  the  elliS!!;  of'S I. 
is  unfortunate  that  our  commence 
ment  at the  Normal  College  occllrs 
It  looks  pretty  dubious 
June 25th. 
I  should  not  mi!;s  the  re· 
for  me. 
union  if  I  could  possibly  be  there. 
I  do  not  kno .......... hether  it  would  be 
possible for  me:  to  tear  myself Away 
I  pre 
in  time  to  sec  some  of  it. 
sume  1  could  he  llwre  in  the even 
ing,  but  in  the  day  time  it  is  prelty 
certain  1 shall  hal'e  10  be  in  yp"i, 
bllti. 

Jaso,;  If ~oo<llllall. -

III  layo r  o f 

propositions. 

ISS.:. 
Joseph  Edward COHlter.- "otes 
"ycs" Oil  the  proposition  submitted. 
John  IV.  BI'aulIIoIII. -" Y cs,  I  :lIn 
in  fa,'or of  propositions, except  as 
to  NO.3. 
I  ha\' e  wondercd  if  too 
frequent times of  meetillg might not 
miliiate  ng:tinst 
the  number  who 
would  come. 
I  should  be  SOH \'  to 
sec  the  Triellnin l  abolished." 

, 

.'1.  J. Chappcll.-

·' \\"ife  a nd  my, 
self  expect 
to  be  present  at  the 
whole  or  part  of  the  exercises  of 
commencement  week ." 

1/ '111 .  T,  Langle),. _  " \\'c  ha\'C 
assurances from  all  but four  that  '1:)2 
will  be 
there.  Those  four  must 
rolllC.  Count  011  e\' e ry  one." 

11""/"  Er~t'il/ ilale. 
L. B.  Ilall._"You  fellows  do as 
to 

you  please, and  we  will  d:lllce 
your music." 

E .  .lE.  Ball. 

,883' 
A . .If. ElIIuy._The re will be two 
in  his  party .  Yotes  "yes"  on  the 
propositions  submitted. 

E.  P.  Clar!:. - There  will  be 

four  in  party, 

Osmond  C.  /lo:t'e.  _  There will 

be  two in  part)', 

18S+ 

C/a rCIlCL'  E. SIII,.III. 
IV.  A .  Doha/~I"  _  Two  in  his 

party. 

"..  D. Barry. 

18$5' 

J.  D.  T owar. -

tell  memhers of  '85  back. 
supper 6  p.  m., JUlie  25'" 

"Expect at  least 
'85  class 

R.  W.  H emphill. 
}Iarns E.  Thomas . 
L.  C.  Palmer. 

,886. 
If. B.  flo~,'e.-There will  be  two 

or  three  in  hi3  party, 

J.  E. Ilammontl._votes "yes" 011 

the  propositions submitted. 

R.  W:  Ed/illg. 
e.  H.  'Judsoll. 

,8Si· 
Frail/'"  R.  SlIIilll. _  "1  am  ill  fa. 
\'or of pan of  Lhe  propositions sub 
mitted,  but  not  all." 
ISS8. 

IV.  A.  Tt,),lor. 
JOh,l  C.  Sfafford.-" \\-ill  come 
if  the  peas  :Uld  the  clo\'er  don't 
have  to  be  C UI  at  this  time,  or  the 
beans  eulti vll.\etl." 

fEa r,.),  Thllrtell. 
,81l9. 

G L'o.  J.  Jcnks . 
R aj'  Stal/I/arll /Jal .. er._Four  in 

partr· 

.l[rs.  Jessie  Beal Ba/..><!r. 
E .  J .  No:dey.-" Get  eve ryone 
out."  There  will  be  oDe  ill  his 
party.  Votes" yes" 011  the  propo' 
sit ions submitted, 

189!. 
R.  Y.  CI'(w.:fol'd. 
C/a),ton  Coo~·. 
f[c/ln' 

/J.  D ofl'.-" \\·hether 

auend  o r  not,  I  thank you  for  the 
ilJ\' itation,  and  hope  the  affair  will 
be  a  great  success." 
_lifrrrl R.  L od.:e, 
'1l9'. 
D Oll  iV.  Sfo~t·l'I/. _ T here  will  he 

two in  his p:lrty. 

A.  C.  Bllnllllll.-'·Think 

I'll 

unde rtake  to  be  p rescnt." 

'803· 

ClorcllCC  E.  Ilo/mes.  _ 

,"otcs 
" yes" Oil  the  propos itions  s ubmit· 
ted. 

l'. P.  l/tdric!..-. 
lI'il/ialll  G.  Smilh. 
LUC1'  C/IJII'  IrQ<Jlb .. ort!l. 
.D:t..iCM4i.  Colc.-

'· T o the  prop-
ositions  submiu~l, I  take  few  ex · 
ceptions," 

W.  Paddor'l>. 
O.  B. Ihtl/.- "A fter deliber:ltiotl, 
could  not  resisl  the  temptation  to 
Set  aside husiness  for tbe ple3.Sure of 
"isiling." 

11>9·1· 

y O/ill  W.  RiUenger.-Doubtful 
:IS  to  being  nt  the  reunion. 
\' otes 
"ycs" Oil  the  propositions  submit, 
ted . 

C.  7.  BanlUIli. 

1&]5· 

Th or n  Smith . _  T here  will  be 

one in  his  party . 

Frank 'J0/IIIS01l. 
J!.  C.  /JaKie)" 
7,  S mitshcll. 
fl. R . Pads lr.-"Tell the Colulll~ 
bian  Literary  SocictJ  to  S3"C  me  a 
'rot' in some of their  rooms." 

'896· 
James R. Pclt(.),.- "Am looking 
forward  to  the  old  college  associa_ 
tion,  and  hope  to  see  the s aille  faces 
o f  years  ago.  May  rUll  a  loo'yd . 
with  some o f  your youngsters." 

ISg7· 
Cllas. F.  fferrmollll._"Think  it 
might prove  :I  mistake  to  make  the 
meetings  annual,  as 
trie nnial 
plan  assures  a  large  gathering  of 
alumni. " 

the 

• 

• 

.. 

Th e  M.  A.  C.  RECORD . 

. 

ROBERT  SMITH  PRINTING  CO. 

OUR  FACI L ITIES  ARE  COMPLETE  FOR 

OESICN I NC - ENCRAVINC - PRINTIN C - BINOINC 

CLASS  PUBLI CATI ONS  AM"  COLLECE  ANNUAL S 

\\'c  c;lrrr  c\ crylhing  in  the  line  of 

Announcements,  Programs. 

Invitations,  Etc. 

\ Ve  :sp(·.::ializ("  on  individ ual  orders  for 
embossed  o r  printed 
Fille  ST;\tioncry -

LANSING , 

. 

MICHIGAN 

the  pleasure  of  sh owing  you 
th e  finest  collection  of  L"ldies'  and  Gentle-

<:.A LLO \'"  US 
7J  men's  F urnishings  ever  brought  to  La nsing. 
W e  specialize  '"  furn ishings  for  Co\lege 

trade.  Always  find  the  latest  in  Sweare rs, 
M ackinaws,  Rain  Coats,  Caps,  H ats,  Shirts 
and  ~'ec kwear  at 

MIFFLIN 'S 

THE  MILLS  STORE  THE  HEART  OF  LANSI NG  THE  MILLS  STORE 
-

We  are  Showing 
T he  L :trge~t and  Best  Assortment of Novelties '" 
Nec kwear,  Fancy Jewelry , Gloves,  Hosiery.  Etc. 
A  cordial  invitation  is  extended  to  the  College 

people  to  pay  liS  a  VISit. 

-

- - - - -
ohe  Mills  Dry  Goods  Co. 

- -

-

I  Do  You  Want 

Pair  Shears 
Knife 
S;\fctr  Razor_ 

nlllt'tte. AUlu :'Ino\>. 
~1'·H. H~'''I )·  .. nd  ~:>1der~ 
to .e lect rrom 

Iiones  !lI1d  !::itrops 
Saws 
H ammcrs 
H atchets 
Chi",els 
Screw  Drivers 

In  fact,  anything  yOIl  nced  in 
hardware  rou  will  lind_and 
at  prices  to  suit -:11 

Norton'S Hardwar6 

En :I\Y  KI ND Of 

FURNITURE 

FOR  YOUR  ROOM 

Cots 

-
Folding  Beds 

Matresses 

Book  Cases 

Desks 

. 

A.lL  GOODS  DEUl' EF{ED  fREE 

M. J. 8:  B. M. BUGK 

""'"""'""""" ~  ABOUT  THE  CAM P US 

field  _\~ell t 

\\'hite  \\":IS  ~· il lll'.1 
away  last  week , on  ;lccount  uf  thl: 
s~' riou s  iHlll'j;"  of  IlQth  hi"  1lI0tlll:r 
ami  father. 

Those  interested  in  the  hotanical 
excursion  left  )-:alunla,·  morning  at 
oS  :35  for  a  trip  north  o'f  th~' colle,!!'e 
on  Abl,o\  road. 

!'rof.  I Ltlli)!:m,  with  Ihe  sen ior" 
t:lk;ll)!  1:llu.lscape  g:lrdelling.  \\"t'rc 
in  Chica)!o  and  Grand  R:lpids  la$1 
week.  where  the\'  \';$ited  thc  lad 
ous  parks of  tht·s~ (;itie ... 

Prof.  and 

:'olr;".  C.  II.  li urn,u f 
Grinllel l.  Iowa,  w~'re  the  gucsts of 
the: 
Prof.  and 
weck 
I,a$ 
formerly  superintendent  of  ;;chools 
at  T rave rse  City. 

:\Jrs .  R vdcr  O,'e r 

I lorn 

P ro( 

elll!. 

i\-1 ess rs.  Lowe and  :\'o rlllan,  who 
lefl  college  last  spri ng  to  ell;pgl.:  in 
forestry  wo r k  in  thc  weSl ,  ha\'e  cn· 
gagcd  roon.ls  i.n  thl!  dormito r.I,.:lnd 
will  return III Septcmber to contllHlC 
their 
forest ry.  They 
in 
were  with  19 ' 3· 

course 

T he  spring  numbe r  of  the  en· 
"in..:erilJU'  students'  director)"  will 
be  ready"for  dist ribu tion  this  week. 
Thcre  will  he 
f lO  new  fe atures, 
bUI  the  di rectory  will  furnish  the 
usu al 
th..: 
in form:lI ion, 
geog raphicnl  distribution. 

i ncl uding 

Se"e ral  st udents  ha\'C  rccei"cd 
pay  for 
lite rary  wo rk  this  yea r. 
Durin ...  the  winte r  term  the  [,0, s 
in  the :ourse in ag ricullUr:l1 journ;l. 
iSIlI  had  se\'cral  articles  acceplcd 
and  paid  for.  J.  ~ 1.  \\' enJt  sold 
three or  fou r. 
It  won't  be  a  j,!' reat 
while  until  we shall  know who gets 
the 
twe nty.fivc  dollar  E unom i:1Il 
p rize.  Thl.:  II okad  prizes,  recently 
o ff ered ,  w ill  also  mean  a  litt le  good 
money  to  seve ral  students. 

..-vcnin!,!  of 

On  Thllrsda.\· 

lids 
"  .... ek  II ill  occu r  the  !Ulilual  Gcne\:\ 
F"ollo w;l lg  the  l':l1l1ltlel,u 
hamlllet . 
pro:;ralll o f  to:I;;tS  \I ill  1)0."  ;.:-iven. 

~I is:;  It icheson, of I Ill' departnll'llt 
of dOUll:Slic  s\:iellce, spent  the  holi· 
11:11'  and  weck  clUl  at  Bav  C;tl' ,  as 
Ih£.  ~uest  of  R l'\·.  and 
:'o-' rs.  l'~.  E. 
\\·ebb. 

A . J. Oln.,;y, (If  the  present g-rad. 
\latin)!  clas:;,  h:ls  lll.:ceptcd  a  position 
:15  supcrilltcllllcnI  o f  orch ards  fo r  a 
la rge  orch;trd  cornp:Ill."  :tt  Ga rden, 
:'ol1cll .,  lind 
lws  :Ilrt·:tdy  b~g-un  op' 
emtion. 

Several  plows  from  the  Oli"er 
" low  Co.,  o f  So ulh  Bl'nd,  Ind., 
h:ll'\:  bc-i':n  received  by  the  dcpart· 
mcnt of  fa r m  mechanics.  The col· 
lcction  includes  six  walking- plows 
lypes,  sulke)"  plow, 
of  diffc relll 
g;lIlg  plow,  one  cultivator,  and  a 
collcaion of  poi nts,  shares,  etc. 

students, tll ld  W:IS  held 

On T ucsda}: c\'ening' o f  1:lst  week 
was  held  the  h rst ;mnu al  ba nquet o f 
the:\1.  A .  C.  \ ' etcrinary  Associa· 
tion.  T he  banquet  was  attended 
by  z-+ 
in 
bonor  of  the  g r:,duating  class  of 
~l.  B.  J...;:u rn:  acted  :IS  toast· 
19t3· 
maste r,  and  responses  we re  m;lde 
by  Dr.  G.  \\'. Dunphy, recently  ap· 
pointed 
\ 'ete rill:l ri all,  Dr. 
L ymall,  G . L. Caldwell,  ' '-I ,  \\' .  B. 
l'I'ia ssie,  '16,  and  '-'res.  S ny de r.  Mr. 
F red  Moran  closed 
the  program 
w ith  a  tOtlst to  the g radu ating  class, 

S tllt!' 

:'olrs.  II. J.  Eu.,tacc  ;1IId  ~I ~. A. 
C .. \nde r"on  Idt  :'olol1{b~  for  lITe 
_ \ d ri oJ!d:lc~,  II ht'n'  Ihl:\'  1~'iJl  spend 
ahout  three  w ee ks. 

. 

:'Iliss  Cnsho, of the (!t-p:ll·ttllelll  o f 
ph.1 sical culture, I i~itell  :11  th ...  hOlllo.: 
of  :\1 rs.  I lu)!o  I.:l\er.  Chi~· :I~o. ol'er 
:'ol r;;.  L ;~e r  was  forllll'rly 
Sund'IY. 
I b l.el  Berg-,  o f  our  depart. 
:'-.l,iss 
ment  of dOllle;;l;e a rlo 

:;cienCl:. 

T he !\l·nior class  of  the  ~dl001 o f 
Ihuk  Cn'ck 
Domes tic 
Sunit:trium, \'i",itcd  tlll'cnlleg:e  l:thor· 
:ltories  a nd  ~rounds Thursday  of 
last  week.  Ther  I I  ere  ente r t;lin~·d 
:11  the  \\' olllt'n 's  Building:. 

L T .  Pic k ford ,  ' 13,  has  bcen  pro 
moted  to  hl'  horticultural  superin, 
tendent  of 
thc  Grand  Tr:l"cr5c 
) Ir.  Pick ford  ha.'l  al· 
Fruit  Co. 
read,'  completed  his  work  for  j!rad· 
uation,  but  will 
for  com· 
menccmellt. 

return 

)Ii ss  Ellen  n.  Bach ,  forme r  in, 
struelor  in  botany  at  )1.  A.  C.,  was 
th"  ~uest of  P ro f.  ami 
;'I.l rs.  Rytler 
a  few days  the  P;lSt  week.  She  is 
no w  in  e h:lr~e o f  the depa rtme nt  of 
biology  in  Ihe  Jlubl ic  schools  of 
:'0 1 rs. R nlt' r entt·rtain· 
Kalamazoo. 
ed  Frida}"  afternooti 
in  hono r  of 
~liss Btleh. 

:'Ilr.  I. J.  :'I 1:lIhews  h ~13 

just  reo 
:t  fiftt:ell'll ollar  p rize  for  a 
cei,· ... d 
shor t essll}".  Thc ~Ii ch ig:m di\'ision 
of  the  Coioll iHI  Da\'s  of  Ame rica 
offe red  :t  mOlley  pri~e  fo r  the  best 
pape r  011  " T he  I:>l ace  of  \ Vom :lll  in 
Colonial  Days."  Mr.  M athews 
contes ted, :l ilt!  wo n  w ith  all  essa}"  of 
abou t  Iweh'c  h undred  wo rds. 

'> rof.  EU3IacL'  :lnd  :'olr.  (; 11115011. 
\\ itll SOme  ~.'i  sellior ",tuilt'lllS ill  hor. 
licult ure,  il re  d;;ilil1;,!'"  the  lar:.::~·  nur· 
series  al 
:'-.Iullrvl',  :'Ilich.,  :'Ilomb\' 
and  Tuell<i:l\  'If  this  \Ieek.  1'he\ 
:llso  pl:tnnL~t" 10  vi";1  till'  fruit  bTl;, 
of  :'olr.  \\',  \\'.  Farnsworth,  ncar 
T (.lctlo,  w hile  0 11  thi",  trip. 

thCll  proCl'cd 

T he  class  in  brill  IIl:ulIIgl'melll, 
lIumhering- llhol1t 
-l0  ~Iudents.  in 
chllrg:e  of  Prof . .leffer~,ll':lle  I.an. 
si l1~ at  i  :50 T hu rs(\:,.,· 1Il0rniug'. :lIld 
will  spcnd 
till'  time  fnll ll  9:1;  to 
~ :30 on  the  A.  P.  Bliss  brill, SWIIII 
Cn:t:k.  nine  miles  fr01l1  S:Ig-in:IW. 
Th ... ,\"  will 
the 
0";;111  f;!rlll,  ncar  Bay  Cit}" .  and 
will  s pend  thc  night  in 
that  city. 
The  followinx  li:ly  they will  inspect 
the  l:lrg-e  farm  ncar  Ea s t  Fer)!l1l1, 
OWllcll  hy  thc  O\\"osso  Sugnr  Co .. 
returning  hOUle  Frid :t\·  mo rll in. r. 
On  !':uurday  the  class  will  I{o  to 
Owosso, where  the}"  will  look  on r 
the  farm  of  A.  13.  Cook,  IlCttr  d\;lt 
trip  wiJJ  complel.,;  Ihe 
cit}".  This 
program  of  the cbss. 

to 

NOTICE  TO  ENGINEERING 
ALUMNI. 

All  engim'ering  alumni  nrc  in. 
\'ill"<1  to  attend  a  meeting  ill  room 
II i  of the  t!n~illeering  building  at 
~ :30 p.  m.  on  the da\' of commence. 
lI1ent.  June  2+  At  this  meet ill" 
lInnO\IIlCt'ment will be  made  011  ilIa;: 
ters o f  inte rest  to enginee rinx- alum_ 
n;.  a.nd 
fill  opportuni ty  gi\'elt  for 
discussion o f  the engincer ing cou rse 
;mll  its  :Ktivitics,  particularly  <with 
regard  to  its  relatioll  to  the alumni. 

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The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

Everybody  ,ead'.  TH E  STATE  JOURNAL 

BECAUSE 
1t  completely  covers  the  field  of  local  news, politics,  and  the 

world  of sports. 

BeCa\ISe  its  telegraph  and  correspondence service  enAble  it  to 
gi\'c its  readers  the  l:lte5t general  news  of  the  day  in  ad. 
'anee oinny other  newspaper  coming  into  Lansing. 

Have THE  STATE  JOURNAL delivered  to your home  by carrier 

OLD  GRADUATES  WHO  WILL 
ATTEND  THE  REUNION. 
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(('ontlnuoo from  JIfIlfe 1.) 

Alba!  1'.Carf/a1td.-"\\"ould be 
mi<Thty  glad  to  a ttend  the  triennial, 
and  may  be  able  to  make  it." 

.III'S.  A 1111'  "al/gllll Cilgcr.-"l 
wiil  be  vcr);  glad  to  do  anyth in g  1 
call  to  help  (he  Alumni  Associa· 
lioll." 

(!loS. 
elias . • /.  Gtr.l.'er.-Therc  will be 
olle  in  his  p. ... rty .  Yotes" )"es "  Oil 
the  suhm itted  propositions. 
Albert .11.  Patriarckt. 
,,: j. ,llcrkel. 
A.  TI' Orlle  S~t'I"(t.-" I  wouldn't 
miss th is  0 11  a  beL'  Geo rge  Gould 
:md  myself a r e  goi n g  10  be there  the 
morning  of  the  !.+lh." 

190 1. 
G.  fI ".  Gl4telNmst. 

H}OZ . 

l,v;nifrcd Call1ltll.-

\ . oles "yes" 

on  the  p r opositions s u bm itlc::d. 

.1Iarj.,'·arti  _\·ola ll  Lcmp. _  May 

hring  sisle r  und  two child r Cil. 

": S.  Palmcr.-"Expeel  to  be 

wit h  you  011  the  2 -1  t11  and  z 5th." 

Floyd  If :  G-.rw. 
.llr. amI J/rs. joll1l F.  Nrllis/._ 
In  fa\'or of  propositiolls  suhmittc<1. 

E . ..-I.  Ricl1l110ftd. 
N.  L  jJrllllgrr.-" I  am  much  in 
favor of  the scven  items menlioned." 
T  Clelill  I'llillips .-" I  lml  llsk· 
ing  eH~n'  01(1  ~I.  A.  C .  man,  and 
h:\\'e  abOut  z 5 that  r am  sure will 
come:llread) ." 

1903· 
Ellsv:ortll  O.  Ellllcr.-"Ycs,  I, 
!. 5,  find  6.  ~o to  3· 
I  doubt :til' 
nllfll  meetings  being as successful  as 
I ri elillial  meetings." 
jallics  G.  J IQ(}rt. 
S. F.  Gatrs. 
R.  E.  1"alrs. 
Na)'  G.  Tll omas . 
II.  .II.  Eatoll. 

1904· 

j. II.  Prosl.-"A would  be  cln ri· 
I  still  have  my  instru · 

net  playe r. 
ment,  but  no  lip." 

C.  G.  Wood6f1r)'.-

\ "otes 

in 

f:1\"or  of  propositions. 
rr. j.  If ·rigll!. 
II.  D. 1Iak". 
Crace  Taft 

A "III1U.- F:l.\"OrS 

propositio n s. 

1905· 
II. FoIl')'  7idtle._\·otes  in  fav o r 

o f  propositions. 

,<)00. 
Fwrencc  E.  Casc.-" " ' ill  be 
b ack  to  the  reunion  if  possible,  but 
am  n ot  sure  now  o f  being  able  to 
get  aw:ty."  Yotes" yes"  Oil  the 
p ropositions  submi tted. 

Edilll  Roby._" 1  will  n o t  need 
if 
rooming  accommodations,  but 
there  is  to  be  a  barJ(luet  pili  m e 
\ 'otes 
down 
"  yes" on Ihe  propositions  submit· 
ted. 

three  plates." 

for 

Calla  L.  A'rcllld._" l 

thUlk 
each  a lumn us  s hould  feel  a  keen  in· 
terest  in  uffairs  at  his  alma  mater, 
and  watch  comiil ions  closel)"  and 
stit!  feel  a  part of  thc  instit u t ion." 

A .  C . • 11l({rrsoll. 
G.  w:  Ilrbblcwlll·!c.- Votes  in 

f:l\'o r  o f  proposition  s nbmitted. 

y. E.  F;sl..· . 

,  . 90,· 

Anna J/cAlIgcll.-" 1 do  not  like 
the idea  o f  changing  the  name  '·~ l. 
A.  C.  Alumni  A ssoci:ltiou"  to  ,,~1. 
A.  C.  Associatioll." 

Emil  C.  P o,(oorll)'.-"l  am 
III 
favor  of  the  plan,  which  1  think  is 
a  ve ry  good  one.  E~pcet to be out 
on  Tuesd:ty." 

Fall  E . . ,: Tllotellrr. 
W . .h'.  Allot. 
E . L.  Gro:·ty. 
R.  G.  Call1pbdl. 
O.  A '.  Wkilc. 
G.  G.  DlIdlc),.-"Sure  10  he 

the re. " 

,!)OS. 
Fan1lie  E. jJeal. 
JIr.  ami  J1/rs. 11 .  .II.  Co nolly. 
" ~ard  II.  Pal·ktr.-"The  per· 
in. 
mrment  scc retan'  should  be 
structed  to  push  the organit.ation  of 
:\1. A. C. in c\'er y city with all 'g:rads' 
and  former  students enrolled : ' 

' 909· 

II: R.  Sta!ford. 
R. L .  A",4rl::. 
FlortNce  L Ollise  fla il. 
F.  II.  f "alentillc. 
I'{e/en  Esse/styli. 
Cllas.  II.  Splll"":'("(1)" 

19 10. 

Barba/'Q  ' "nlilltu!c", 
Arthur If.  Perrinr. 
E. Laki"  Bro~,·" . 

19 1 I. 
C.  D~rigkt  Cur/ iss. _  Yotes 

"yes" in  the  proposed  chllnges . 
Emtrson A, A rmstrollg-. 
Cllas.  B.  Turbcrgl!lI. 
Carl H. Kll opf. 
I:J.  Co rtrig-/d. 
R oOt.  C.  nrci.~6a(k. 
rirgil 7: B O%lIc.- ".\m  fa\·or· 

able  to  all  but  NO.7." 
D.  C.  Carpentu. 
F  II.  Til/otsOfI. 
G.  P.  SpriHgtT. 
Flo),d 7.  GibOs.-"1 used  t o  pIa)' 
the  ba nd ,  but  the 

slltlre  drum 
sticks are  all  I  have  left-" 

ill 

Clla.f. iV.  Fre)'. 
Guy  if. S1IIitl,. 
Thos.  C.  /l'h,'II!. 
,llaurice  l lf.  Blick. 
J.  G.  Hays. 

19 1Z • 
R. L . J\)'e. _  Votes "yes" on  the 

proposed  changes. 

Ralph  C.  Kirby. -

\' ote!;  "yes" 

Oil  the  proposed  c hAnges. 

J.  AileTl 

"Good!  !  ! 
lllillcr. -
Hail !  Hail!  The  gang  will  be 
the re ." 

€.  VERY  read" 0/ th. M. A.  C.  Record is  cordially  invit.d to 

visit our  store,  use  our rest  room,  telephone,  and our  mail 
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. 
Pi", twilltd  Cotton  thut l!Ill.Il  i! &eeJleM  mllol e rlal  (or  )lIduJ' blon!IU.  11 ~  C. 
lI&lUbOlll1  Bulr&ri.LD  Crepea.  Whit e  trroundl  "'Hh  ..  ""rll.'tl' or prttt l'  19 c. 
• 
Ue LolIg  Cloth or ..  6ul'1rlor ehamol$ !tnhlh.  IIIIInche8  wide.  Jj yll ...... 
,  . . . . . . . . . .  19  C. 
,98  Il  plecl'.  Or  a  yard 

.'01111  Lenlftha of thl! n!<u l .. r HIe  , ... Iul'.  No ...  ouly  .. 

Iitrures In  Bul" .. rl .. n oolorl!.  A ntrular i:ic " .. Iue,  8pec:1 .. I .. t 

In  II  pl .. el',  Ou ll'  I 

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CI.O,U :S.  SliITS. 
F('Rl;:  ... d 

;-'c  ud  10.. STORE 

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Fl'IlX ISIIISGS 
Illl l'  r.OOIlS 

CE.NTIW.. MKn.RrLlAIK& 8I'WI 

ZJvI"_ .H/~ 

D omlt1  Ed:t.:Q rds. 
" I  pre fe r  bi· 
J/orau  ,'.  G~i6. -
ennial  reunions 
T he 
to 
::t\ufllni  frOIll  R  distance  would  IlOt 
~·ca r.  Therefore,  the 
come  e\'c ry 
atte n dance  would  be  decreased. 

:r.nuual. 

.I/oncd  7:  .1/(11111. 
8rss;e  C.  J-/o:l.'C. 
n. A.  Sprnccr. 
F(·rlldlr  .If.  AlIcli. 
I -Ulla  S. Allelf. 
Phile1ra  F.  S mith. 
Gr(>rg-c  C.  Skeffield. 
Llltie  R ubillso/{. 
Cnlce Elli.~. 
Dca" E. f-lob«rt._" A  quarterly 
aluTllni  p:tper  would  be  suf"ticicllt." 

.Ila,\·  Ir.  Gardner. 
S/WlI/CI'  L.  H all. 

Lawrence &  VanBuren 
Printing  Company 
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210.212  Ora nd  Ave.  North 

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PRI.\'TI.'-C  COJIPANr 

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DIRECTORY 

LAN SING  il US I NESS  AND 
PROFESSIONAL  ME N. 
Tb e  nalnet  In  thIs  DIrectory ....... ·1'.11  a. 
thOH  of  aU  our  Other  .. d"e.rtl Hr ..  are  01 
relia ble  partie..  We  bope  Ibal  tbe  facullT 
and  Itudentl  ,,·111  ~ke pal,,"  to  patronl •• 
lb~ .·ho palronl".  u •. 

BARBERS. 

C OI.LEOI!!  BARBI':R  SHOP. 

In  Bath 
Houlle.  Audl'  Is  ! ttlJ  " 'Itb  ll.A.O.  A 
baudl' parlor. lind 1l"00d  "'orl< don ... 
N ~':W  HAltliEK 8HO P.  In  Ub .. se  Build· 
Ing. uuder H .. uer·.  O"UII"  aud  Grocerl' 
Store.  If you  ... ·ll b II Bt;,-lIlh h .. lr eut gl\"e UI 
II  e .. l!,  1-:.  E. Hel'nolds.  Prop,  . 

BOOKS  AND STATIONERY. 
A  101 ,  }!!MF.HY.IHIWuh,A\"e.N.  Book .. 
•  FIn.  S~Uonerl'.  Engra .. ed  o.lllnll" 
o.rd •.  i"ou nta.ln  hn ..  J>letu~ ..  Fran,e •. 
Fi n.  Framl n . . .  Spec:laill'.  Uc>-to-dat.e 
Itl'le..  Out GIA4.-eu t  In I.anlln ... 

BOOK  BINDERS. 
B LUDEA U  d:  SIEB ~;R T._ Bookbinde ... 
ae_n~ book  mal<e r ..  ""per  ruUn •. 
IIbra,l'  and  line  .rt  blndl OlI''' IIle  boll''', 
map  mountlnlfa.  album ..  POCl<et  boo .... ete, 
Ot\l~en.· pbone  No.t8IiI. 
In  0 lt1  Nllttonal 
Rank  Bulldln • .  Goo.O. Bludeau and  Hen rl' 
H. Sieben. 

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CLOTHING. 
E LGIN  MI .... LIN.-Ladi81  aDd  o...u. 
men ',  ,"u,.nlablntrOt:loa.ll.  See ad. 

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H  H.  LAR!'ED.-<.thlna.  GIM.  d:  I .. mp •. 
DENTISTS. 
N  n. lIOORi;!,  n.  I). S.  Omee 41\ -"1  1101· 
Jt ~ ter Bulldln .. ,  IAnlln ...  )Uch.  Hell 
phon. &(/.J;  Olllz'!n. Automati c 1JIlm . 
D  E,  PAR~n;r .. E ~':.  Denlln,  117}oji  W",b. 
•  I"Jrlon  A,·e.  >;"  ..... n81" .. ,  Mlcbl .... ". 
AutomAtic pho"e, omce lJ.f\It;  rel ldence.1U«I. 
l E.  STOFF~'R.  D.  D.  S.  OttIe .. !OII-6Cltl' 

•  S ... Uom,laanl< 81dlil.  Automatic phone 
I;  BI.'ll  phone'l.  FOlmer ~I .  A. O. Itudent. 

DRUGGISTS. 
ROUS ER'S  OAPITAL  DRUG  STOHE. 
Up  to  dale.  Uorner  Itore.  Opl)O!llle 
Hollister Block. 

COLL~:GJ':  nRt;H A:sn Ult(lCF.RY  {)O. 
.J,:xp .... "  ontee.  AII".n~T SIAr  I .. undrl'. 
DRY  GOODS. 

J  W.  i.:!'APP  CO. 
[)r.r  OO(l(h  ... nd  Fur· 
.  " lI hl"II"$.  ~ I  W .. ~hl"lI"to"  A,'e  So. 
M ILLS  D!{Y  GOO IJS  00.  nry  (lO(l(h 
SuIiS. Doa1$,  W ... bU. Art  :SPl'dl e Work, 
~:t e,  U .... IIO  " · .. ~hl" .. lolI  A,·e.  Soutb. 
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 
CAPITOL  £I.Jo!OTRI O  I-::SOINEt:RINO 
00.- Full  line Of  ~~Ie<:tr l""l  8upplle •. 
Includlnll"  uud .. nh·  ,bad ... an et  oord,;,  ~r. 
bOn.  tantalum  .. nd  mald.  r .. edlnll:  lam~ . 
117  1':.  Ml eblgan A \"1'. 

FURNITURE  DEALERS. 

HARDWARE, STOVES &  TINW'RE. 
N o It 'f 0  N'S  H A R nw A 10,:.-(; e n e ral 

lIard"· .. r~. Tin"·.,. ... Gmnile ... · .. r". Out. 
111  W/Uhln.ton  A , '1'.  8. 

le rl'.  Slo,'es.  e tc. 
8~ ad. 

MANUF ACTURlNG  AND  HAIR. 
DRESSING. 
M RS.  O.  T.  O AS~:.  l la.,ufaClu rln lj:. 
81>aml>OOlnll:  <k  "HAlrdretSi ng  Parlors. 
S ... ·llehel  made  of  cut  bAlr  or  oo",blnll. 
a l.!lO  oolo~1 And  reno'· ... H!d  10  lOOk  as .. 00<1. 
A ~  ne .. ·.  Th e  l"mneo-A", .. rle .. "  1I .rIlI .. nlc 
TOIiH  Requl~ltt'$ A "" ~CIA'.TY.  AUIO'UIlt]II 
phOl1eMI.  ~}oji W"",blnlJton  A,'e. S. 

MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 
G !{[~NEL L BROS.  "~' kl\\l!lI""  I.I' ... dln ll" 
II I .. h  lIr .. de  PI ... no. 
"nd  P1A\-e r  1"1" "011. 
I!: .. ~)' Terrn~.  I 'II"'O~ to 
Ite nt -
·" .. r's  H(' nl .. 1  out  On  p",.ellase. 
t:nrythln ..  In  tbe  HeAlln  of  ~Iu .lc . 
1. ... :<_ 
~1l<G !;T(llll!:  ~JII N. Wuhln .. tou  A,·e. 

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PHYSICIANS. 
D !{.  OSCAR  H.  BltUItOEIM--(\(>r.  )"e b. 
A\'e. and Omnd  Rh"n  Ayt~ ~;lUIt I .. n" 
81nll".  Houra.  7  \0 11:00 a. m. : 1 to 4 and 7 to8 
len. pbone  I:t-H:  Bell =-
p. n,.  Bund"l'''  I:! to J and Ii 10 ~ P. m.  CIt!. 
D R. H . W.  LA~OON. Jo:U t  I4UlI lnll".  Mlcb. 
Omee  houri ;  1 toS:lIO  a.m ..  11:.110  to  t 
a nd~:iIlt08 P,m.  SnndaYI.IOtoll:illll.m. 
7 to 8 P. m.  O ltl u~n.· ph one IIUS. 
E y ~;.  ~~AR.  NOSE  AN I)  Til ROAT.-Dr. 
J. 8. O"·l'n. 11:\  W. A 11<'II: .. n SI ..  IAln~ln g. 
Qllben. phon e 4;";1. 

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A LI,I': N  PRI!'TINO  00.  OornerOllpltOI 
.. '~nue and  IonIa  t !ree t.  Prtutln •. 
omeeSupplle..  En tr ra"ed ('ard., Prol.llm .. 
M ... cel' Good • .  Bell  pbone 1(lII.I.  Automatic 
pbone 4OOIS.  Re",,,mber our ne..- loca tion . 
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