The M.A.C. RECORD. 

Published  by  the  MICHIGAN  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE  ASSOCIATION . 

• 

\'01 ..  HI. 

EAST  LA5SI};G.  l'llICHIGAK,  T UESDAY,  {I(~rOBEI{  14. 

l!lHI. 

.No,  3 

C.  B.  GOETZ  ANOTHER 

IN  S UC CESSF UL  LIST. 

list  of 

}oJ.  .\.  C.  l11<."n 

T he  R E":0I1 0  is  ~lad to  anl1oul1c<." 
the  :I,!nu Iccll1<."l1t  of  a nother  .... f  the 
great 
:lnd 
womell  wl1(,  arc  movill\("  ;lhe:ld  in 
their  cho,;cJ)  li lll's  of  \\clrk.  Thc 
follow in;..!" 
:lrticJ.."  which  ha,.  to  do 
with  agradl1rtll"  o fTh c  da .. s  "f '90" 
I1l1lu),er  of 
appear ... ,d 
T il,'  11:!...·'·r,;t  puhlic:.tillll  Ilf  Col", 
ratio  COlkgc: 

recel1t 

in 

:1 

_,\ fler  pli rsuill ;..!" 

'.1' 11<."  fa"lIlIy  of  Ih<."  Dq':lrllll<."!1l11f 
F n r,·",tr)  of  L'olor,ul"  Collq,e  t,,,",, 
bcen  strcll)!tl1<."lIc,1  hI  the addition  to 
il::.  te,u: ll in);!;  ~taff of  ~I r.C.  II. GOdZ. 
;\1.  F ., w bo.  fO l- the  p:t·!  !Ilrl"l;  _11.:;1["5, 
ha'O  h("l"1l  p r ol<."~~or of  f"r~'~1rr :It  III<" 
Ohio  !:itale  L"ni,ers'I,. 
i'rofe""or 
God ;l;  ha s  11:101  a  I'llfe  :Ind  v.  ricd 
e~periel1ce  ill 
prllct ic:d  fore~lrr 
work  in  t hi!!  Cu\lntrl  all.l  lhe  I'hi!-
lippillc  IsJ:H1d~. 

• 
lIlHkl·;:::radll.lte 
:-it:lIlfun!  ,lilt!  thc 
~tlldiL'~  at  Lel:HIII 
l':lcitio:  Ilniversltics ill  L;llifol"lli,l,  he 
enkrnllhe  F Of<'"Slry  J)"partll1~'nl of 
the  ;\/ichi;.::nll  .\'.!rilldll1r;t1  Collcg<.". 
froul  \1  hil"h  he  11"01"  ~r:ldllllled  in 
lie  tl1<."n  touk:l ~ ,':'r uf  p051 
l!JUi' 
" r:lllll>ll..:  work  ill  f"re"ln  al  the 
l:l1i\<."r",it,· (,f  ).Iidli;::m.  an;1  ill  190::' 
eiliered  I'he  Coiled  St:I!c'  Fu n 'st 
~erl'ice.  Af"'r  Ilorl..iug  fnr ,,",lIl1e 
lIaliOlial  fore"l",  of  Ihe 
time  ill 
s"u!I1\I"I.:~t.  hc  11":\"  called  to  It·adl 
the  \\'ashill"tv!l  :-,tale 
forc.",tn 
(H 
\\ ~.~hlllgtulI, 
C"I1<").{C  at 
l'u I!1l1:ul. 
111  1910 
rem.lillin jX llH'rc tll'O  lear". 
~i:III..·,  \\ h<."lIc~·  lw 
hc  went  II'  ( )hio 
l'OIl1CS  10  C olo rado  Colkg:c. 
'II 

(;Odl 
1)t"1·~<."llt 
CI1)!ll~cd  ill  thc  w()rk  in Ihe  ).l:tllilou 
Forest at \ Voo<!kmtll'ark, w!tl.·rl'  the 
fall  term  uf  for<."stry  is  being- cOIT 
Ihll"te,J. 

Professo r 

the 

i5' 

AN  OPEN  LETTER. 

T he  RECOIn,  1:;  ill  re\"c1p!  of  fhe 
following"  COlllribUliOIl  ill  Ihe  fOrm 
of  an  open  k·tte r,  Th<."  writer,  ~! r. 
.-\. C .  Burnham,  \\":IS  a  n1l·mb<."r  o f 
th e  cbss  o f  JS93,  and  i.!'  nOII- the 
prt'sidclll  of  the  .·\nteric:!11  I.':xtl.'l1-
sion  L' llil'l' rsity,  which  positi"l1  he 
h:ts  lldd  ~i1J(:e  ' 909,  The  leiter, 
to  th~'  Executive 
while  di r <."cted 
Hoanl of  the  l\1  .  ...\,  C.  ;\ ssl..lci:l1 ioll . 
h:ls  Ih nt  ill  it which  should  hl'  of 
primary  interl'st 10  e\·er.\  f .... nner ),1. 
A.  C.  StuU<."llt.  T h<."  p'Jinl broug:ht 
forth will not been lircl\ nell  tosomc, 
h:l~'illg  hee n  mention~d  f r <."dy  duro 
ing  the  last  tril'lmi,ll. 
Introt!lIclory 
to  his  letter,  },Ir.  Burnhll1il  h as  the 
following  comment  to  n)"kl·. 

"I  hal·t·,  in  mr  husillCss,  hired  in 
:t  sing le  week  here 
in  Chic:lgo, 
FI\-E  men,  g radu ates  of  Y:dc, 
(OonUnu'!d  011  PAFl'e  1.1 

THE  M.  A.  C.  ASSOCIATION; 

ITS  REAL  SIGNIFICANCE. 

E xplanation  of Some  of the  New  Phases  Which  the  Body 
Must  Soon  Consider: 

(Thc  follo\\"ill;!  anide  was ::.uhmined  h.l·  J.  \\' . Bolte.  of  the  Chic:lg"o 
It is  wonh  the  11l0~1  l":ll"dllJ  :lll~'l1tion  of e\ <."1"\ 
fonllcr  ~\r. 
A;:sociatiOI1. 
_\. C. man  ;u111  woman .  Read  i t  Ol'cr  O::lrcfllih .  "Ir.  Bolte i\a ..  wkel1  Ihe 
s ugg-c"tion  of t he  R ~;CUI(I1 in  the  rig-hi  ~piril. -ami  rig-hI  nOw  i,..  ,h ~'  tillle 
for  a  disells!'i{)Jl  o f  Ihe  th ing""  II  hidl  ar~'  in'l)f)rt:11I1  to  YOII. 
\\ ' ... ,  look  [or 
ward  to  rC"civing-:1  llumblT  of ,;lU:h  1<."I:er""  ill  Ihe  l1~'ar  fu(ure . - Eu_J 

l'n1erl{l'UCY  acts  fo r 
t ~lr.r  :ll!d  paS'; 
t hc  ~ood  of  lh"  1\"11I)!c 
'I:>so ciat ion . 
But  if  \ OU  do  not 
like  Cerl;lin  of 
th,'sc  :u-lioll::'  it  i<;  your  .pr il· ik·~e  to 
ci rculate!1 petition fOI'  :1  .£( e l1<:"ral  1'0'" 
Oll  :1111  o r  a11  of such  act s,  :Il1d  t h~'\' 
m:ly  i'e  retailed  hy  :,  1ll:ljoril,1  I-O t ... · 
of  the  1I1cmhership  of  Ihe  genc r:,l 
a .. ~ociation.  't -ou  ~~'e wc  were quite 
progres.sil·e  al  Ih :11  lasl  meeti,,;!.  he· 
call:;;e  we  fell  th:!!  it  was  the  1a~1  of 
it s  kind . :mrl  wc  wi "hcI!  to  k:ln'  it 
lI"ilh  >I  ;::"ood  r~·put:Jlio n . 

~I 

thc 

\1  bleb 

ini{iali\-e,  hecause 

III  t:lkill)!  to  Ourseh'l'S  tl1e  refc r 
endl1il1  alld  the  rl'cllll  Wl'  did  Ilotfo r 
Xl.:t 
II"C 
t hough t  Ihat  ,herl'  lIIight be  ~'<." rl:\il \ 
thill;.!"s  Ih,ll  the  majo"ity  mighl  \\":1111 
rc' 
to  h:II"I;  pllt  throll ;.!h 
1Il"l iOlWr)'  bO:lrd  mi;::-ht  pi~el.Hlhok. 
"'0  il  W<lS  arr;l11g:etllhat  a  ,'oil! mll.,l 
Ill..'  hl'ld  \lpOn  1Iny  tllot ion  pr(>pn;;ed, 
10  which 
\I';IS  ;I\tached  a  pelitioll 
si)Clled  by a  certain  Slnall  p"oport io n 
of  tht·  aClivc  1I1l'!11hcrs  of  the  ;.:-cn 
eral  associtl t ion. 
If  a  majority  of 
till'  '·ot<.";,;  C;lSt  arc  in  falor  of  t he 
11I0tio11  il  hecomes  a  part of thc  cOll  
s titution  lind  hy-lllll"::' I'If  Ihe  associa, 
tion  automaticallv . without ,lCliClll  Ull 
the  parI  of Ihe  board .  This  1I1C;IIIS, 
the  ~(ssociat i 01) 
fo r 
th:lt 
mal'  I'en'  soon  he  eal1c,1  upo n 
to 
reiiste r  its desi re  rC;:;l1nlin~  a  prop, 
o~hioll  to  challg"e  Ihe  name  o f  the 
colleg"e  to  T hc  :-- l ichi-::::U1  :-::t;1\1.:  Col, 
I<."];:e,  lind  1  a ln  tudi!led  to  helie\'e 
that a  g:e llCfltl  and  deti .. ivc  VOte  up-
011  such  :1  qucstio n  will  dccide  the 
tn;lt tcr  fur  ~1J  time,  in  thc  milHls  of 
the  !..:gi~laturc . 
It  nlso  means  that 
almust  anv  Olle  of  the st rong- loc:11 
!Issoci:ltio'ls  will  hal'c  the  po'we r  tu 
gct  aCliOn  OIl  1m)"  proposition  that 
Ihcy  11111)"  wish 
to  h a\"e  come  to 
\·o te,  and.  wc  look  for  an  excitill:; 
wi1H<." r. 

in<:: t:H1Cl', 

\,·c  sh all  SOOn  re c("il'(:  a  co py \,If 
th ... ·  new  C"ollstilutio n  and  hy.J:tws :tS 
onkn:,\  d ra w n  up  by  l he  e!i:eellti~' e 
bort rd  M  the  Triennial  meeting' alld 
We  will  :Ill  have  a  ch :ll1ce  to  vote 
011  the m. 

Th e  new  sec rcta rl"  in vites  liS  all 
to  open  up  a lld  m:;ke  s l1.£(gest ions 
fOI"  the  good of the order, (1S it  Were, 
(()ollllllucd  011  pagc 3.) 

IIY  ) . 

II'.  BOLTE. 

The  :1I11l0IHICelm'nt  of  t llc  nell' 
mll11a ;.:- en1~nt of  the  R !;:Cl)l!1J  "hould 
prOl"c  of  the :,: r cMc,;t  illtcreSI  10lhe 
:I rtny  of  old  ). 1.  _\.  C.  1*'11 
gre:1t 
:UI<I  W0111<."I1,  and 
I  am  e"JlI..'ciillly 
g-Iad  tlwt  our ;lssocialil.lI  was a hll' to 
brill)!  Oll t  the  first  issu<."  o f  t he  JleW 
",chool  year. 

Since  it  f...-l l  to  t hl'  Chit'a!:o  local 
associal.ion  to  lakc  the  initiative  ill 
the funnatiun  of  tile 11<."11'  :md  broad 
e r  associalioll  o f  fOI"l)1er  "IUtlt'IIIS,  ! 
:UIl  1:lking"  I h<.::  Jibl'rlY  of  repcating" 
he re  ~()l1le of  th<."  things t ll:lt  b ro u~hl 
illlpon:IIH 
ahout  n·rtain  of 
ch:Hlg:e", 
:1I1-
t1011l1l.:cd  in  thc  iir~1  j~;; I1I,!  undel' Oll r 
In:lllag-emcl1 l. 

that  w er~' 

fOflll!d1r 

the 

t]]{! 

The  Chic:l:.:'o  A ssociation  is  Olle 
of  the oldl· .. t  uf  Ihe  '·ariut1::.  loc:lb, 
:1I1,)  it  U\,'I'S  its  long  :Ind  prosperolls 
exiS I ~'IlCe  lery  lal"g"t'ly,  if'  l1t1t  1.'11-
iUildatigahlc  inl~rt'st 
l irell-,  tt, 
and' work  of  its  permancllt  ",ccrc· 
t:ln· .  P.  B.  \\" ornl worth, 
li e  was 
Ihe'  l11an  ,hat  we  wished  to  send  to 
thc  old  colle);!;\!  to  preSd1.t  C)ur  Ilews 
and  110  what  he  could  to  ca rn' 
through  the  rdo r ms  Ih:lt  II'C  wer'e 
:III\-ocal lng,  b ut  his  poor  he:llth  :It 
Ih:lt  ,time  malic  it 
irnpof;sibJc  for 
him 
:ldditioliUl 
bllnlcn, lind  it  fdl  upon J:l cob  Prost 
:llld  the  write r. 

to  umle r t:lkc  this 

Asit\e  from  th e  employmen t  of  It 
pe r manent  secrd:1ry  mal  the stcur 
i n~ of  t.he  B:  ECOH D  :I" a  pern1:1ncn t 
propcrtyo f  In C  l'x-st lldetlts  uf  _\1. 
A.  C .,a !l umber of import(lnl  things 
were a ccomplished , which the carlier 
fo r m.1I  st atement may  1I0tha l'C  fu lly 
impressed  upon  all  of  \l~. 

First among  thcse  is  Ihe  £:tct  that 
:11  thc  prescllt  lim('  every  studenl 
who ldt the  collcg"c  in  good s tand· 
ilw  after hal' inu  finished the eq ui\,:I. 
lent  o f  OIlC  Icrnl S  wor'  15  1l0 W a 
mcmh<."r of  the;\1.  A.  C.  A ssocia 
tio n,  allli  is  <."IHitlcd  to  all  t h~ r igh ts 
and  prh'ileges  pl'rtaining  to  1! . 

k 

. 

< 

0 

, 

A s  a  mcmhcr o f  thc  A ssociatio n, 
YOll  ,Ire  entitled  to  vo te  upon  an} 
and  ;111  qucstio1ls  that  ri g htfully  Clm 
be  vo ted on  by  the mem bership, :md 
you  will  no t  have  to  go  b:tc k  to  l\J. 
A .  C.  to  \,ote,  becausc  the  !lew con  
stitution  will  provide  tha t  you  must 
be  furnisheu  with  a  b:l l1ol  wh ich 
m ay  be vo ted  by  mail. 

T he  ne w  exccut i l'e  board,  which 
is  co mposed  o f  the  p resident, " icc 
p resid e nt ,  treasu re r,  three  me mbers 
at  lurge  to  represent  the  scattered 
J.!"ene ral  me mhership o f  t he  associa· 
tio n  and  o ne  member  from  each  of 
the  recognized  local  associations,  is 
empowered  t o  e mplo y  a  paid  secn: -

AN  APOLOGY. 

III  th e  rus h  of  affa irs  attendant  on  gett in g  things  sta rted  unde r  t he 
n ew  mana gement  t hi s  fall,  it  is  possible  that  some of ou r  subscribers have 
failed  to  receive  one  of  th e  first  two  issues  of  t he  R ecord .  The  R ecord 
hopes that it wi \!  be excused  for  any  errors  that  may  have  occur red.  alld . 
whil e  th ey  last, will  be  glad to  send back numbers of the  maga z ine  to tho se 
who were on the  list on or b efo re  October 7th. 

'61. 

Ge().  {j.  T ,lrrel·.  wl1\l  was  line  of 
tltt  first  stu(kn1:>-tn  cl1roll  wh"n  Ihe: 
CI)Hc~t·  O\)I..'l1c<l  ill  tS'ii.  i~  livill)t  :It 
[ j  19  \\':lnen  An! .. 
\\'.,  Detroi! , 
~Ii dl ,  Th f)u~h  hL'  di4!  not  finish, 
,\lr.To r rCI  is  ntle  "fthc  1l1"~t  101'a! 
),1.  :\ .  C.  ;11<."11  in  IJt"lroit.  :md  is -:d· 
\Iay!'  on  hand  f o r  ;111 
r<." 
union, 

"lnu1lIi 

'So. 
Dr.  nlld  )'Jr~.  eh,l rk,  \\".  ).Ic 
Ih ...  OIu r-
Cu rd,1  havL  allllllullcl,d 
1"i:lge  of 
their  ,LtI1::ll1~·r.  {;n·tchl'll 
ElC:1nor,  II hidl  1001..  pl,lec  (kr.  h 
19[3· 

'~~. 
Lewl';  B.  I bll Il ro!,p("t1  il1  to  P,l .~· 
his  r<."spn'l"  ,al,\>  hi~  !<lIh"cripLiun ) 
to  The  ]{  t:COI!H.  :Ind  kft  lhl:  f,)How 
·,:o.t .• \,  C,  !::r;t,hl' 
il1~  -;lale111enl; 
file,;  ~t !\\ily~  Ill·J..;OtnC  "I.!;;  (.ir:. It,1 
Ri\er  AI·c ..  E.  r.:Ill~ill;..:". 
I~~rel·i. 
al!v  111~·ll1Ill.'r"  vf  c!:I& .... l·'S  '.sl,  '.s~, all.! 
'~3:' 

'S~. 

O.  C.  ll olli~ter, "f  L:.iug .. burg. 
1\:1".:1  ,·\1Il.·:-:,e  li .. il.,r  rec,·nl!l. 
~lr. 
Hullis"'r  i,..  dl;lirlll:tn  of  !lic  Board 
of  RO(1d  COlllrni~:>ion<."rs for  bhw, 
\\"l1~~("l'  CI •. 

"J " 

In  wrili11);!;  to  Ih("  1{ f.LI/!(!).  E.l~ 
\Ianl  ;\!l:l..':lr(l.1  dt·~ign.ll1's  himself 
lIlis~i(l\I:ln"  for  the 
:l~  :l  .•  bOtlk 
l\llIeri,':rn  Huok  Co ..  ill  tht  ,\lilll1e· 
~(}ta  lieh!. 
i ...  103 
Capit,,)  .\'l·o,  \t'lIne;'POJi::., )'lil1l1 

1I1 ~  .Iddn·s.s 

\1:. 
For  ~Ollle  li l1l1'  lifter  his  t1ep:Ir!. 
ure  frn1l1  ;\1.  _\.  C., _\  . . 11 .  La..,e  \1 as 
artill~  ~\1p<."rilllelHlc!l1  of  the  T CII 
ncSh'l'  Cnpp<."r  Cn ..  \\ itll  h<."ad'!uotr, 
I k  W:I'" 
tcr;:  lIt  Copper II ill . T Cll11. 
p rOrnotl't1. <llld  bIer hc call1l'  Ihe CUIl 
lidenti,,1  :Hh Isor  of  th<."  I.e l\ isohn ·s. 
11  tirm  \\ ilh  I:tr)!c  mining  IIltl"rl'S I ~, 
T heir  work 
took  him  ICI  South 
..r\meric<1,  IlheT<."  he  COlllr;lct ('41  "d 
;\11".  C:tse  ",un'il'ed  -the 
low  fel·e r. 
fel'er,  and  hItS  re' .... nll\"  retl1nlc(1 
l() 
~cw Y\.lrk  City. 

. 

'06. 

J{.  E.  f..::e!.'"ch  is  c ngincn  for  the 
Emmet  Lumh("r  Co.,  anti  i5'  located 
at  C<."ciL  ;\Iich. 

L,  ;\1.  :-:'pellccr  has  resi'~ I lcd  the 
positiul\  as  ex:.milll·r  in  the  u.  ~. 
Pall..-m  UIJil-e,  whil"ll  he  has  held 
for  the- past six  :lml  OI1l'-half  ycars, 
:tlld  h ilS engager!  ill  the  practi("e  o f 
law,  having:  an  ollice  :It  5!  B uhl 
Blod.,  D t·troit,  ~I ich.  Sinc!.'"  lea v 
il1<,  ~I .  A.  C. ,  }'Jr.  Spcnccr  h as 
becn  ~ r:llh1iLtcd  from  Gcorgctow ll 
L nil'crsitl" 
J:IW.  and  is  now  :l 
lllember of  I he  hn r. 

in 

'°7·. 
l\lr. and  "IrS.  A. S. V(11l  Hal te rel1 
aud  son,  Ellwaru,  ha\'e 
rcturned 
fro m  Cairo, Egypt, where they  ha ve 
made  thei r  home  f or  t he  paH  two 
years .  M rs .  V:m  Ibltere n  was 
fo rm e r ly  L e no ra  S mith,  with  class 
o f  !909 for th r ee  yea rs . 

The  M.  A.  C.  RECORD. 

card, :lIong with the ba r barous  nighl 
rushes and  othe r  relics  of  the  past. 
The  prcsent  sophomorc  class  has 
gone  on  record  ag:linst  it,  find  as 
hazing  has  usually  bl;ell  thc business 
of secon.]  \ ellr  mcn,  it  appears  thllt 

~ f. A. C. is  lillill:5  up with thc grow 

ing  oumbcr  of  ,ullegcs  which  find 
morc  creditable  ways  of  displaying 
dus and  college spirit. 

BACKING  THE  TEAM . 

AI  thc  risk  of  heing considered  a 
pest, I he  R  POCO" I)  w ishe!;  once  Illore 
to  lI1ention  the  footo:11l  l;":IIl1CS  to  be 
p!aycd  at Ann  Arbor  :\!lJ  ,l>. l adison. 
\\' c 
\\·i5.,  in  Ihe  1I ex l  two  w ee ks . 
,,"ouder  if  the  ex·students  arc 
:is 
):ood  fallS  as  they  were  when  in 
college. 

1 f  the spark of  loyalty still  smol(l. 
I"rs  ill  your  hreIlSts,l\\'o  good 01" 
portunitie", of fanning  it  into  a  hl:tze 
will hI"'  offered soon.  The  attention 
of  ~J ichigan  people  ill  Jlllrticniar  is 
called wthe game  \\ hh  i\J ichigall  at 
Aun 
,\rhor  next  S:ltufdu\'.  The 
opinion  (Jf  men  who  hUI'e  'watched 
buth  teams in  action g-il'es  ~1.  A.  C . 
:111  even  chance  I\ith  "ust's  tc-am. 
J"racticallv  Ihe  'Ihole  student  bodv 
\\ ill 
t hc  tcam  10  Alln 
A rhor. 

'ICCO;lIP:UlY 

Thl' attention of I~ople ill Chicago 
lIliniois  is  called  to 
and  northern 
October  z5,  when  ~1.  A.  C.  mee ts 
\\·15con5in.  A  speciill train  of stud· 
ents witl also llC .... ompn ny the team  to 
th is  gnme.  The  ~J.  A.  C, h:tlld, 
hest ill yefifs, will be 011  h:lIl1l.  Let's 
h:u'c  an  OIlumni  c rowJ  there  too. 

TRUE  M.  A.  C.  SPIRIT. 

ther~' 

The  man  who  can  se{'  principles 
ill  whi .... h  he  vcr)'  firmly  belic\'e3 
O\'l'rCOmc  by  a  majority,  ftml  who 
can  flfter\\,:lrds  ncce pt  defeat grace· 
fully  :lnd  in  the  ri«"ht  spirit  is  dc· 
sen'i ug:  of  1Il0rc  than  passing  II1cn· 
l ion . 
nrc 
\\'ithoul  doubt 
more  than  n  f~'\\  nmong  Ihe 
r-. 1.  A, 
C.  ;llumni  who  were  opposed  10 
soml'.  or :111  o f  the  ch:m!!,es  of  last 
IUllc.  Slll'h  a  condition  is  0111\·  nill· 
'urn l, as  a  result o f  thc:ir  long  :li.tllch. 
ment  to  the  institlll10n  and  tllt'ir  in. 
timate  aC'l uailllnu('c  with  the  mem· 
he r ..  of aswci:lled  c1n"Sl·s.  1l is  up 
10  the  ne'l  o r!!,lIl1i:t:llion 
to  pro\"c 
the  elliciency  of  the  brondcr  scope, 
10  pru\'e that  there  h:l~  "cell  :!  ~rc:tt 
waste  of  ).:00!1  enthusiasm  :Imon),;: 
1l01l·g-radufiteS. 

A 

leiter  frolU  "Ir. S .  ,\1.  Trac), 
"ppe:\rs  belo\\" . 
~Ir. Tracy  was  :1 
lllelllber  o f '6K ~nd :.5  such  JeServ .... s 
a  resJlectful  hen ring. 
" 'hal is  most 
10  he  admire!1  is  the spi r it  in  which 
he offers  his support  to  the  IIC\\  ~ I . 
_\.  C ... \~o .. :i:ltioll. 
"Jr.  Tr:lC\  has 
the sincere  th:lIlks  of  The  RECO ltlJ. 

..  Uiloxi,  i\liss .•  Oct.  II.  1913. 

1\ i\1.  A.  C.  RECOIt Il, 

"East  Lnnsill",  i\lich, 
"Dcar  ·R£COIIIl :~I  know  that 
Ictkrs of  congratuiuliull  on  t he  re· 
organizalion of  the  -,\Iumlli  Associa 
tion  arc  in  order, bUI  I  ,1m  not going 
10  II  rile  Olle,  for!  did  all  1 could  to 
pre\'cllt  the  ch:lII~e, alld  do nutlike 
the  ch an~es  mlule.  But  I  believe 
in  the  r ule  of  the  m:ljority, lind  the 
new  Associ:llion  \\'ill  h:u'e  n,,·  b.,;S t 
support.  Of  course  I 
\\ a lit  the 
R ECORD,  :\1111  enclose  my  chl·ck. 

" \·\lilh  ve n "  hest  wishes  for  the 
success  of  th~  ASo:loci:ltion,  :md  of 
the  R ECOI! D,  I  am, 

"Yours \'cry  truly. 

,.  S.  M.  TnACy," 

REVIEW  OF  PROSPECTS  POINTS 

TO  BANNER  YEAR  AT  M.  A.  C. 

A  swdent  bOOy  whose  Cl1 roJl· 
ment 101 :.!!  show  a  ~ain  of  almolit 
300 onr  the  corresponding- enroll 
UlL'nt  of  till'  best  previous  year, 
adde!\  to  aVllilabk  financcs  of  more 
thHIl  Imlf  a  milliOn dollars. 
\\'hat's 
the  nlls\\cr:  The  biggcst and  best 
)'car thut  thc  ~lichi2an Agricultural 
Co!lel(e  has  cvt:r  knO\;'·n. 

This  is  the  pleasant  prospet·t (lis· 
played  bY:l  perusal of a  part  of  the 
~ reat IIlRSS  of  s tatistics  al':Jilab!e  to 
those  intcre:;tl'd. 
111  spile  of  the 
5li:::ht  ul1ple:le,lllull'SS  which  uel'eI· 
oped  during- the  It'gis1 .. ti\"c  sC55ion, 
it  IIOW  :lp}><.'Hrs  thAt  the  college  has 
:l\h'allced  ,I  tleg rce  in  !a\'or  among 
the  peopl ..  of  this  and  neighbo ring 
stales,  :Ind  ha .. !  ),:"ainell  a  n.:\\ 
im· 
petus. 

.--\  short  t:llk  \\i th  ~ecretarr  A. 
:'II.  Br(JIII1,  of  the  ::;t:ltc  Uua~d  ()f 
Agric ultufe.  ~e n cd 
to  bring  uut 
quill"  fo rcibly  thc  flit'l  that  \1. A. C. 
is  due  f or:!  period  of ,!!ru\\"lh  wluch 
will  thrO\1  eve n  the  re co rd-hreaking 
figures  of  the P:lst ciJ,(llt o r  len  year:; 
illtn  the  h;lc kground. 

In  the  lir",t  pl:lct',  it  mi){hl  he  (If 
illten:st  10  kllow  just  wh:it  Ihe  rc· 
SOu rces  of  Ihe  colleg'e  :I re.  anti  Ihe 
va rious  wa)"  ill  which  thcy  com~ 
10  the  us ....  of  Ihe  institution.  Fore· 
mo"t  :'111,1  1lI0St 
important,  on  ac· 
Count  of  its  magnitude,  is  the  Sllrn 
It 
derivt'd  from  the· state  mill  tllX. 
\l'lIS  Ihis  \:D .. , (Hal the ncees'>it)  o f  iu · 
the  pruportion  aliOkd  (0 
crea:' l1 l;.:' 
:\ Krk llltlll'a!  College,  which 
the 
l\r:lI1:,.:ling  among  the 
caused  Ih..:: 
~r.  A.  C.  h"t! 
solons  la~t  spril1l:{. 
been  receiving"  .. me·tenth  of  11  mill 
from  Ihe SI'lte  t:tx~-s, which  :1l1l01111! · 
to  $.!.!~.Soo.  An  dfart  II as 
e,l 
made  to  inc rC:lsc  the coll,,·:.:e  portion 
10  un .. ··fi ft h,  Ilhich  \\oul(1  (Iou hie 
the  income from  this source, but  t he 
mOle  parli:lll,"  hliled,  heil1g"  com· 
promisell  :;1  olle·sixth  mill.  Evcn 
Ihis will  gile 10  the C'ol1egc, a SUIll of 
in· 
$3.:s1,3 .13.33  I'~' r  :lIlllum.  or  :111 
crc;l~e  o f  apprc,ximately  $15::.500.-
00.  The re~lll;tr  Slate  equalil."tiOIl 
tak .... ~  plill..e  ill  II}I t,  and  il  is  cert;lin 
th;1!  lhe  l,llu:ltioll  of  the  St:lt l'  1\ ill 
he  evn"ill .... ra bh·  rai,.cd  al  thaI  time. 
T his  will  m,ike  the  collegc  \"er~­
'lluch  the  ;,:":liner  Ihrough  the  mdl 
lax. 

in 

the  =:)t:lte  holds 

.\l1oll1\.'r  SO\l rce of  income  is  the 
inl':rc'"  ~!cri\ed  f ro m  .:\  huge  fuud 
wh ich 
t r ust. 
This  Comes 
to  t hc  college  1IIaier 
II hilt  is  known  ,IS  the  ~l or relJ  A ct. 
Ih this  :l et.  :l  fund  is  created  h)'  the 
p~oceeds of  th e  s:lle  uf  public  llllllis. 
T his  fu m\  is  10  ~ illveslCu  b,  Ihe 
stall-
in  such  ,I  \\':1\'  as  to dr:i\\'  Hot 
less  than  7%  illlere;t.  The fund  re' 
mains intact. while the COllege draws 
the  inlerest each  I ear.  At thc pres· 
ent time, this  fU11<i  :lmounls to IlcRrll 
one  million  d()lI;lrS,  makilll{  the  IIti 
the  A~ ri l.'\llt ur:ll 
IJI1:ll 
COllege 
this  SOllrce  aholll 
$jO,ooo.oo. 

incollle  of 

from 

tll;11 

Sometimc after  tllc  ahOI'C  lIel  had 
been  pa"scll,  il  appea red 
thc 
:1l1l0unt  \\,:1>1  Ulsufficielll  10 cope with 
the  g-rowth  of  the  I.:md  Gmnt Col· 
leges  in  Ihc  COUlltn',  so  \\ h:1I  was 
known  as  the  Second  ~lor rcll  Al.'t 
with  Ihe  :\C]"OIl 
:1111en .. hnc n t  was 
pOt  throug-h  Con~ress.  The  Sec 
Qnd  ~rurrcll  A ct  was  an  ou t and out 
gr:lIlt  of  $z5.000  to  be  used  for sal· 
a r ies  of  lc uchcrs  llml 
ill  specified 
lines  of  instruction.  The  Neboll 
lIllother 
amendment  simply  added 

$25,000 10  this latler grrtllt, thc uses 
of  the  mOllc),  heing- definilely  OUI. 
JiliN\. 

the  Collcge 

Fo r  the  purposes  of  conducting 
the  espcrill"lcnt  s\:llioll,  two  olher 
:IC\S  h:\\'e  bel:n  passed,  the  Il:ttch 
.r\c;:t  and  the  Adllms  Act.  e:lch  of 
whidl  allows':;; 15 ,000  10  Ix: expend. 
cd  ollly  in  the  ways  Inid  dUll n  by 
the  hill.  Another bill,  110\\  before 
Congrc:.s,  will,  if  it  p:tsst:s  help 
lI1:lteri:llly ill strengthelling the work 
of  the- ~';\rious  expcrinwn t  stat io ns. 
The  foregoing  :Ire  sourCeS of  in 
come  o ut:.ide 
itself. 
\\'ithin  the  institulion  arc  1\\0 im_ 
porUlIlt  sOll rces  Qi  rC\·cnllc.  From 
the cnrollmcnt of students eac h  },<!ar, 
it  is  l·stim:lIed  that  the  Colle);! ....  re 
eciH's  dose  to  5-15,000. 
~"I .... ~  of 
produce and the  like. net the  coll('g-e 
thl'  JIl·ighborhood  Qf  $io,OOO. 
ill 
Thi"  hIller  a.nOUII! 
is  allllost  COli' 
Slant  fro m  yC':lr  10  yeur,  though  lh .. · 
IHllount  received  frOll!  students  is 
lIalur:t1ly  (kpCII(lellt.  011  Ih~ ~ize of 
the 
\C:lf,  of 
cou rse,  it  will  lk 1.lrger til:lII  .. \·e r. 
\\-hen  the  illCt"mes  from  the  dif· 
fer~'nt  ~ol:rces ;lr ....  tutaled  up. the  rc· 
suit i"  Ihe  im pv"illl( 
llill  of  $556,-
333·33 
COll1p:;rllti\'elr  ~pcakillg, 
Ihllt  is  a  large  sum  o f  mOlll'.I .  To 
1110St  people,  the  posse!>sioll  Ilf  Olle_ 
tenth  that  :11I101l1Jt,  would  m~':111  :' 11 
III  the 
appfou~h  to  il1d(·pe l\(lcll~·c. 
casco! the ~olleg-l·.howc,,,·r,olle ill  re  
mi luted of t he  I' rcshmllll, \\ ho eurncs 
from  home  With  a  goodl\'  roll ,  and 
:11  the  elld  o f:l  fL'\\'  wcck~ Ilonders 
wh .... re 
re1lui res 
sOme slrddlillg, and  delicate II1l1lhe. 
l1Jatical  balancing  10  run  \\ ilhin  the 
limit. 

euroH,nell!.  This 

It  h.ls 

l{Olle. 

I, 

:-.,' ow  as  to  wh:1\  is  Ilol1e  with  this 
tt 
more  than a  half million tiull.lfs. 
lIlust  first  of  all  hc 
fl·rl1 e1l11'~·re,l. 
th:1I  Ih..,  onl\,  illl're:I Sc  Ihis  H';lr  is 
III  the  mill  ta~",:lIId  the  f('ceipis I"om 
~tudl· IlI~. 
e~li· 
mrttl':'  lhe };:Iin  al.  ahOll1  $ 160.00(). 
Also  to  he  note!1  in  thi,.  CU/Hlct liun 
is Ihe  hct that  running  cxp.m .. es  u f 
the  ill~liluti(11l  hal c  ine r~:l Sl'l1  1\) 
q uite  :\11  e:l.tl·11I,  and  Ihe  rem;liuiu«" 
surplu,>  will  he  small . 

!'ie"relary  HrOllU 

i\  pertinent  :UHj\ICr  to  Ihe  SI:lte. 
ml.'nt  that  the  college  was  growutg 
:l1\'HY  from  thc  I)('ople  of  the  "'tate 
lies  ill  Ihe  fa ct  thaI  ,11\  extr:1  $.5,000 
hus  beell  added  to  the  apJlrtlpri;niun 
ior  the  expe r im .... nt  slatioJ),  cllahlmg 
i(  to \10  IlHu;h  hruader  work.  The 
l·"t .... lI!iioll  dep:lrt1l1enls, 
too,  h,l\c 
hce"  culargell and  rt  1l111!lhc r  of  ne w 
men  tnk~n a ll  to  1 • ./01.  aft....r  Ihe  Itg- r i. 
cllilurat1l1krcSB of  Ihe  brl'l1ers  of 
the sllile. 

Fur  ~urne  time  il  has  It('ell 
t he 
dre:1I11  IIml  tlesire  uf thus ....  "::Onlll'cted 
with  the  ~ 1.  A.  C.  to  add  a  large 
lib ran'  :md  :lutiitoriu'll,  to  he  ill  the 
Sl1me ~b llild i llg, or  ill  11\ 0  building'S. 
Being unable to  get  II  speei:d  Hppro· 
pr iatioll  for  Ihis  purpo:. .. ·,  it  h .... c .... 'm·s 
necessnry  to gel Ihc IUlld1  out of Ihe 
:Jnuual surplus  :llld  I his  ha",  bn 'll  so 
small  that  Ihl'  ercction  of  a  major 
building  has  been  put  011 1  of  the 
questioll. 
:;1ll:11l  buildio~s  for  the 
minor depllrts  h:lVe  becn  built.  The 
ad\litioll 10  the Chemical  B ldg., is  an 
~·xample.  The Dniry  Building-, now 
nearing  completion is  a nothe r.  An· 
othc r  buildil1g',  that  which 
to 
house  lhe  \ 'c te r ina ry  Dcpart lllCl1 t, 
is  assu rcd  a nd  the  contract  II ill  be 
let  ill  Ihe  /Jt'ar  futu re. 

is 

\Vithou t  d oubt,  the  next 

la rge 

.... 

., 

• 

• 
, 

• 
.. 

The M.  A. C.  RECORD 

"U.~'.'UO  .. ,,1"'1  TVUO""  DU~'N" ", .. or  COL· 
LIlGIl  " ... "  ....  n .. ,  Il ,e14'",o, ..  """'cu\.. 
"TU .... L  COLL"'''''  . . . .  OC'U , O ... 

GEO RGE  C .  S H EFF IELD .  "' ..... 0<;11/'1"  EOITOII, 

SU •• <"""1'ION  P A,C€

.  $ 1.00  p,,,,,,  'I'll"" , 

I!lnteNld  'U  '&eond-cl.~.  ",.u  mauer  In 

til"  p()~t OOlCi!'1I  '..Iltu'lilli.  1\lleb. 

AddN!'" an Jubole,'pUuIlOj ."d ad" ertblll i 
([,auer!.O  l be )l. A  O.  itI<C(HCIl.  I!:, ... I ..... · 
.,,, ...  )ileb.  Addreo.ll  "U  oonUlbut,on.  to 
till'  )\a"/l.jJlnll  KdHor ,  }I; .... ,  La,,\lnl<.  )\,,,h. 
::;ubol<:rlpllOllS  mal'  he  paid  for  by  I',  O. 
Mon .. ,.  Order.  U""II.  ur  \t., K I~I"M)a  l-l"to'r, 
tilJ1nl~ ..-111  not be ac~..,ptftl. 
Buslned  OllieI'  w'tb  L ... r~ncl!  «  "no 
Huren  j'r1nth,l1'  00 ..  ~11l-~1~ Grand  A "e. ~u •. 
Lan.lu K.  Mich . 

T UESDAY,  OCTOBER  14,  1913. 

WHAT  YOU  GET  OUT. 

The R t;COTIl) is morc than plellsed 
:it this  tim.:  to offe r  a  comment  011 
the  spirit of  its  cQn-\itu"'nc~"  Two 
weeks  rtj!o,  in  thi;;  coill mn,  the  ncw 
its  hO\I,  ;Ind 
mrtn'.g~m~nl  m:ule 
thr.:w  itself  UpOIi  (he  ml'rcy  uf  the 
readers.  The  resulr  has,  so  f~r, 
Ih:lt  CQldtl  hc  dcsir",d. 
hcell  all 
\Vilile  il  was  eXjJc!.:ted 
thftl  some 
interest  uf  :1  per.!;olla l  :.ort  would  Ill' 
ShOWI1.  lhe  way  in  w hich  members 
of  Ihe  Associatioll  ha\'C  ..::.IIllC  for 
ward  II  il h  l im~ ly ",ug~cstions is  ill. 
deed  cilcouraglllg. 

At  a 

1lI1lS5  meeting- c:Jrly  this 
tcrm,  Prof.  Fn'lll' h  I':I\'C  :1  ruusing 
talk,  basee!  QII  Ihc  principle Ih:.t  OIlC 
e:1I1  ~el ,)tIt  of  Hily  phase of  life,  no 
more  Ihan  he  pUIS  into il. 
\ \'e  til:, 
li",\e  thoroughly  ill  Ihat  principle. 
Two  arti..::!e.;;  appearing  in  Ihis 
i!'sue  desen'c  especial  mention,  and 
th e  carefl11  pcrusal  of  every  reHder. 
The  article  hI'  ~l r.  Holte  hrts  !O  ,10 
directl),  with' _the  IISsocill tion,  while 
t he  Ictler  fronl  ~lr.  Burnh:ltll  has 
sc\<.' ral  POiMS  which  Im~ht well  rc· 
ceive  the  attention  of  en:r},  furmer 
M.  A.  C. student. 

\\·c  W:lIlt  e\'er\,  rllemher  of  the 
ilssoei,ll;ulI 10 get "--\'erYI hing possible 
Qut  of  il.  For  \'our  uwn  Kood  a" 
If 
\\'el1  as  th at  Of'l he  fisso<: i:lliuu. 
rOll  !la\e  soule lhing  w .... rth  Silyill!!, 
It  is  worth  the  :Iltclltioll  of  CI"O,~rv · 
body.  T he  RE COIl[)  will  he  g-\;;d 
t o  recei\·e  mo re  :lrticles  similur  to 
Iho~ e appearing  in  thi"  isslle. 

A  LOST  ART. 

that 

is  no  denying 
ill 
Tht'rc 
mrtny  .... f 
the  leading'  collc~cs  Ihe 
practice  o f  haziug  luckless  fresh· 
men  appruilchcs th{, anistic fit  limes. 
It is  equally  lruc th:tt  ~1.  A.  C .  h"" 
h:ul  more  than  :1 
I e\\' experi..-ncc" 
alol1g  ,he>"e  lines. 

\\'hilc  the  ilk:.  of  making  the 
fre:shmcn do  tncks do!.'s .Ippcar irrc· 
sistibly  fUliny  to  C\ ery  onc at  some 
time,  no  m:1Il  or woman,  who  haS 
the  hest illterests of  the  C'ollegc  [It 
th:lt 
heart,  wilt  bc  SOrry  to  learn 
hHzing  is  r:lpiol)' hecolllillg- :l lost  arl 
the.  11ich ig-an  :\ g r icu ltunli  Col· 
at 
. 
leg-c. 

It  mus t  be  admit led 

th:lt  nearly 
C\'er)'  entering  elilSS  has  one or I wo 
inclividu"ls,  if  notIllOr~', who  rl·fuse 
to  respoud  to  Icss  \ig-orulls 
Ire:lt· 
ment  th:m  hazing,  which  incl ud es 
hair, c llttil1~.  T he  RE COIJO  knows 
of cases where such a  mode of  treat 
mcnt  chang-cd  the  whole attillule  of 
cert:lin  mCI1 .  who  Intcr  del elopcd 
into  rcal  lellrters. 

B ut the gelleral prllctiec of gather. 
ing  up  all  the  :I\,lI illlhle  firs t  yea r 
me n  and  t(,llching- thelll  to  cat so:'p. 
climb  trees,  and  perfonn  va rio us 
o t he r  stunts has  gOlle  iuto ,the  dis-

T h e  M .  A.  C.  RECORD. 

building  to  J:>c  added  10  the  local 
campus  wiJi  be 
t h:lt  fo r  housing 
the  Library or  Auditorium, or  both. 
The  need  for  this sort  of a  structu re 
is  becoming  more  :Ipparent  each 
year and  with  the  prospect of a  sub· 
stantial  incrcase  in  the  College in 
come  next  year, owing  to the state 
equali;(atioll  mentioned  abol'e,  the 
chllllces  of  getting  this  much-need· 
ed g:tthering  pl:lcc  for  stud..-nts  arc 
considerably  improved. 

is 

li kely  that 

The question  of "dditiol1al  dormi· 
to r ies  hilS  been  discussed  from  time 
10  time,  bUl  with  need  of  Itdditional 
class  room  :tml  huildings of 1I  ;,.:-l·ner. 
al  naU1rc,  il 
:1  dormi· 
to ry  will  be  lhat  Inst  l!lrgc building 
t o  be erected. 
The  time 

for  a  grt'at 
is  ripe 
a.!\!'!tlcement  ill  the  ~Ii c higan Agri. 
cu!tural  College.  N.:w  buildings 
arc  in  sig-ht;  the  student enrollment 
at the  present lime is 
the gre:ttest 
en;r,IHld  promis .. !  to reach  !ooo be 
\\" ith  all 
fore  the end  o f  the  "ear. 
indiC:llions  pointing' to  the  !:tel  Ih:!t 
this growth is  not  a mu",h room  affair 
but one  which  will continue through 
succeed in).!"  yC:tfS,  it 
is  almosl  s:tfe 
to  prt.-diet  tlwl  the 11  A.  C.  is  111m' · 
ing  into  the  phICl':1I  the head  o f  Ihe 
list  which  ri~lllfu lh'  belongs to  Ihe 
oldest  agri t· uhural· colle).:e 
in  the 
country, 

THE M.  A.  C.  ASSOCIATION ; 

ITS  REAL SIGNI FICANCE. 

(Oo llt!uu~d  from  P'U(6  1. 1 
SO  I  am  going  to  get  mine  in  early. 
1  do  not  know  what  the  reSI of  you 
fellows  wiml,  and  possibly  you  do 
not  know  you rselves  yet,  but  the re 
:\ rc  two or three things  that  t  waut. 
[  would  like  to  sec  the  R J-:COlIll 
brought out  as  a  month I)'  nl!lg;,r.inc 
instead of  a  weekly, bl·C;1.USC  I  thlllk 
thou  it  ca n  do a  great deal1ll0re ;;ood 
in 
I ts  coming  would 
thell  be  a  r c:!1  C\'Cl1t  instead  of  :I 
TIIe re  incidcnt,  and  it could  be  made 
II  I'ery !lHlch more  :,lIr"cti\'e ami  i",. 
posing  pllper. 

that  way. 

I  want  10  see  good  photo).:r:,phs 
of  the  interesting"  doin:;s ;thout  the 
campus,  SC\ era]  of  them  in  e\'ery 
issue,  bccau s~ it  will  hrin~ all  of  us 
much  closer  10  the  scenes  thllt  \l"e 
o nce  knew so  wdl. 

1 beliel'c  th"l it  would  be  a  tine 
phlll  to  hllvc  some  general  encyclo. 
pedia  of college  hislory,  like  Prof. 
Fr:iI1k  Ked;(ie,  write  up  a 
lilll!: 
biog-raphy  of  two or  thn'e of  the 
men  who hal"e KOlle  fo rth  frolll  the 
collcge  in  the  Pllst  and  hare  made 
good  in  a  hi.\:"  Wlty.  Our school  has 
turned ou t  some  of 
the  finest  and 
m05t success ful  men  in  the  whole 

cou ntry, and .. it  will do us all  good  to 
\Vrite  them  up, 
know about  them. 
Prof.,  and  let's  see if  some of the 
rest of us cannot specd up a little Imd 
catch  up  with  Ihem. 

interesting-

T he local  :lssoci:ltiOI1!i  must  wake 
up  to  their  rath .. r  startiing  import. 
:mce  ill  the  new  politic:11  arr;1\lgc· 
ment, and  tak.: a  ha nd  in some  thing 
more 
th.1Il  a  yearly 
banquel.  Y ou  hal'e  the  cOlltrol  o f 
th",  destinies of  the whole institution 
in  your hamls frortl  now  on, hec"allse 
YOll  have the balance of powcr in  Ihe 
gene ral  association. :md  this  new  1\-'1. 
A.  C .  Association  is  destined  to  be· 
come  the  one  g"rC:1t  power in  shap. 
iug  t he  political  fonunes  and  the 
ed ucat ional  policy  of  the  oldest ,me! 
g:rcatesl  of  the  land  gram colil-ges . 

J.  \ \"'1.1. ,II!D  BOI.TF.. 

GLEE  CLUa  STARTS  WORK . 

"'llIs ic:!1  acti"ilies  fur  the  year 
took  :t 
jUlltp  fo rward  1,35t  wet·k, 
whl:11  the  :IfUIOU11celllcnt  of  tryouts 
for  th..- G)£."e  and  ~I:tnd olill  Cluhs 
waS  madt·.  The  t r)'0\115  will  occu r 
in Ihe chapel  \-\'ednesd:IY and Thurs· 
day of this  week. 

The Glee  Club  has  beell  a  per· 
manent  or~anir.alion  for  SC\'cr1l1 
ye:lrs.  and  ..-njoys  a  ~ood reputalion 
both  in  the college  and  all  parts  of 
the  state.  A  successful  lour  II:1S 
iliad.:  by  this  Club,  am!  it  is  hoped 
tIUI.:I  more  eSlensi\"e  trip  will  he 
possible Juring- the  com ing  SellSOIl. 
Althoug-h  oq,!:mize(1  uuly  IllSt  yea r, 
Ihe  ~1:Hldolin  Club  has  alre:ldy 
m:u..le  an  cnyiable  record. 

This  vear the tll"O  cluhs arc  to  be 
consolicfate{l.  and  w ork  under  Olle 
man:1gement.  They will  also  work 
under  the  sallle  rules,  II!lmel),.  that 
each  yt:ar  a  tryout  will  be  held  for 
:III  positions,  both  \"oc:II  :Illd  in;;lru. 
mental.  Tho: old  mell  mllS\  11"1'  out 
III 
fOr  plolct:s  along- with  the  lIew: 
order that the  expt:llses  of  possible 
trips  til,,)'  he  kept  as  101V  as  possi. 
ble, spt:cial  attention  will  he  I::il'en 
men  who  call  play  the m:llIllolin alld 
sin}!"  in  the cluh. 

Bruce  llartsuch, who  was  so sue· 
l'essful  wilh  these  clubs  last  yellr, 
will  a;:-ain  lead  them,  :lml  tht:  Stll' 
dcnts  with  'nu!>ical  ability  :Ire  10Hk. 
in~  fo r w:'Ird  10  a  husy  enjoyable 
winter. 

THEMIAN  DINNER. 

The Themi:11J  societyelltert(lined 
their friends  :11  :1  formal  dinner  1:I!Sl 
Friday  c\"eni llg. 
T he  affair  was 
held  in  the  nell'  lea  rooms  operated 
by  the  Misses  Smith. 

Mackinaws,  Sweaters, 
Raincoats  and  Overcoats 

• 

Are  in  demand  now. 

We specialize  in  the  above, and  are  in  position 

to show  you  the most com plete stock in th e city. 

M ay  we  have  the  pleasure  of  your inspection? 

E LGIN  MI F FLIN . 

ALMA  TAKES  BAD  BEATING 

FROM  MACKLIN'S  WARRIORS. 

In  a game, which  glad{lened  lhe 
hearts of  more  th,1Il  1500c:t;,:er roOl· 
ers,  1\1 .  .-\ .  C.  dowlil:d  the 
.-\Ima 
clcH'u  laSl  Salllrda\",  to  the  tUlle  of 
5i  to o.  A  brilli:1;lt,  smashing  ,t!o 
t:Lc k  featu red  thc  locals'  phI)" 
:II! 
through  Ihe  g a me.  ,md  frolll  the 
Sta rt  of  the  ~aOle  it  WaS  me rely  a 
qlleslivrt  of  how  la r~e  Ihe  score 
would  be.  J oy ol'er thc  fine  show. 
in,)!  IIf  the  0rct'1l  :tlld  \\-hit e  11·:1 r· 
riors  11':1;;  somewhat  .:!ouded  lIcar 
the  e ll(l  of  the  game,  when  Bl:,kt: 
:\I iller was  carried  off  the  tield  "ttl'r 
II  waS 
a  thrillifl).!"  run  of  ~o ynnls. 
f,,:lred  that  the  Aggi.:s'  st!l r  wa~ 
se riously  injured, and  the  pro~peCI 
uf  the  Mic.higan  )!:tllll;  hilt  a  week 
away  threw a  gloom ol·t r lhe crOlnl. 
alice  the  r.:sult of  the conlest II  .. S 
;t;;;;u recl,  the  gamc  hec:lIne  11  prOCl'~' 
~i\l11  of  :"II.  .\. C.  play.:rs. 
:\ole:;s 
Ih:ln  fifteen  'iUhslitulion", were  m.lde 
h~  t;oach  ~Ia(" klin (luring- the g:\llIo:'. 
ill  ,Ill  attempt  lo)!ive  :IS  l11:tll\' o f  the 
senll'$ :15  possihle  a  chance to  work 
a  fc\\  minutes.  This de l'doped  til" 
fan  Ihal  ~1. .\. C .  ha,,:H  least  two 
men  for  el ery  po,.ition. !lnd  more 
for  some  job;;.  The  prt",ence  of 
the second  string men  ill  the lille.up 
did  !lot  :Ippear  to  weaken  the scor· 
ing  pOll'er  lu :lIly extent . as  the  pro· 
!.:c",sion  acros",  Alma's  ~oal lin..- l·OIl· 
tin lied  steadily. 

Aside  from" [:ph" JohrbO!l,  the 
Pres byterians' old  $tnnd·hy, :1Ilt!  II. 
Schultl.  the  Aim:!  le:1Il1  :Ippc;tred  10 
be  weaker thal1  usual.  Thoug-h  he 
had  heen  o r;[ered  by  :1  physicial1 
not  to  t;lke  P:lrl  in  a  ~:tlnc  fo r  tllO 
wet·ks,  Johnson,  who  h,L:;  n  b"dll 
to rn  hir,  II':lS  the  whole  wv r ks  in 
the line.  Ti me and ,'gaill  he c r .. sht:d 
thro u~h  ~1.  .A.  C."s  forw:lrus  ;Ind 
mussell  "I'  plays.  Scarcely  a  pk,)" 
W:H,  pulled  off  il1  which  lhe  hloml 
gi!'!llt  did  1\0\  figure.  S.:hultl,  the 
real  "'peed  bo~'  011  the  Up·"I;\1e  .. g- 
gre~iltioll, sa\cd  at  le!!.sl  two  !Ouch· 
dowlls  by  his  spee!l ,  01'erh1\Uli ll~ 
B1:tke  ~l!11er  in  millfield  aiter  he 
.ldellse. 
hlld  p:lsseu 
.-\ Imlt's  I:"'t 
Jj!:lcklQc k  kicked  off  to  .\101:1  to 
start  Ihe  fcslilitics.  The  I're", ['\· 
terialls  looked  xood  al  the  ,,\;\;,. 
IlHlking  Ihree 
first  Ilo lI'll!>.  They 
were  thell  for cl'd  10  pUilt,  and  rUIlS 
M  zo and  15  y:lrds h)  B .. \1 iller  and 
Bluckloe k,  and  '5  rnor~'  cOlllrihuted 
hy  Juliilll  ;111(1  G.  Smith,  touk  Ihe 
ballnc!'!r  the  ~oal.  Smith  look  the 
ball  ovcr  for the first cOllnt six  m in· 
utes  after  play  had  be~ull,  Black· 
lock  flliled  to  kic k  gO:I!. 

Alma received  the  kickoff  ag:nin, 
and  failed  :It  "  fo rward  pass. 
Ilell· 
nill~  reco\'ereJ  a  fumhle,  and 
the 
Ill:trch  was  on.  B.  "I il1er  tore  off 
t5  )'Imls  on  a  f'lke  kick,  while Ju 
lian  ;lml  Blackloc k 
:lddL-<1  enough 
more  bclwt:en  them  to  put  the  b!'!11 
O,'er,  BhlCklock  1l1aking  thl:'  score. 
H e  ngain  failed  to  goal. 

During-

the  Ilest  few  minutes 
neither side  II':lS  able  to  gain  con· 
sistently. 
\\,ood  drew  a  cheer 
when  he  got It  forward  pass  :I\\":ly 
out of a  crowd of  Aggies,  to  Spin. 
ning.  m:tking  first  down.  There 
11 0  more  scoring  in  the  first 
W:IS 
quarter.  Alma 
the  ancielit 
tried 
t r iple  pass, but  failed  to  make  it, the 
ball  going back. 

The  large c rowd  callie  to  its  fee t 
at the sta rt o f the second  h a lf, wnc n 
t-,·I.  A.  C .  took  the  ball  over  the 
fel\' 
goal  line  in 

fh'e  plays.  A 

minutes  of  strai~hl.  smashing  at 
tacks Oil  the  line  nccoulHed  for  the 
fou rth  tOlh:h\lowtl.  All  epidemic 
of fum hli u\!  tuok  holJ  of  the  :\1.  A. 
C .  tcam  d;lrill~ the ll("xt  few  min 
uks, find  though  none  resulted  serio 
ously,  the leather Ch,IUgctl  hands at 
Jell'>' half:t dO:l:('11  times.  H.  Schult;.: 
showed  the  f.ms  :1  burst  of  speed 
when lit- grabbc.)  fI  fumhiculld  r .. ccd 
60  yards  for  ~!  touch  down.  hut  lhe 
hal!  \\":I~  c;tllcl]  hack  011  accoullt  of 
Aim ..  hcill~  offsid e.  The  rooters 
dn:w  n  Ikep sigh  o f  relie f. 

11 

tille  h} 

~1;Kklil1  SclH  rhe  rc~ubrs  hack 
illlo  the  )..::11111: 
to  :;t:lrt  thl'  third 
5('s"ioll.  Blak e ~I iller ,,,ok the kick 
off,  all\\  1110111",  &,  \ anb hdon.:  hcin<' 
tatlded  fr"lIl  Itcltincl 
)'\1  !,cnult; 
),1.  .\. C. worked  the  h:\ll  to  the two 
Janl 
!ocri.:s  of  short 
SIl1:lshc",ollly  10  lose  it  Oil  downs. 
II)'de  pUlltcd vUI  "r ,bl\:;"r.  Three 
succes~i'e  peI1;lhie~  a"ain~I  Alma 
for  offsides  !.:(l.llhilletl'"  with  some 
shol'l  g':lins  to  :;end  (;,1111h;er  1I .... (I~$ 
the  lille. 
. \  fter  11  lIumber  of  1011" 
. 

,rain", 
wh.ch  were offset  hy  penalties,  the 
loca ls  settled  (loWII,  li nd  gaills  hy 
O'ClIl1ahan, \\ ho h:1l1  rl'pl:lc"d J uli!11l 
:It 
,Iml  Black. 
lock  once  ruore  re<-,is tered  II  I:tlly . 
U'C:lllnhull  11111(le 
the  ~co re.  Un 
the  11l" .~t  kickoff.  .\lllllt  ollce  a~ajn 
:Ittemptell  the  bellhi!sh'red 
triple 
p:tss. 
'r his I im t  l~.  ~I iller intern'pl' 
ed  it :lIld  went  10 Y:lrds  throu;.:h  th .. 
wh.))e  r\ llIla  11::1111  fur 1tLlO\l!er  .,..:ore. 
II ..  also  kil'kc{1  1-:oal. 

-. 

fullback.  (j ilford 

A  minute  IUler,  ,\Iill,r  pulled off 
:t  jo. yanl  run  from  the  kickoff.  A 
nice  forw:tnl  pass  wen I  wron~ he· 
c luse  ~I.  .l<,.  C.  wa",  holliinl!  ill  the 
line.  Th ..  !juaner  l'nd"d  "ith  the 
ball  in  ~1.  .\. C.'s  IlO",session. 

In  the  lIe:..1 

llullrler.  JuluHl  rc· 
turne'!  10  thc  :,:allle,  and  ro:tme<i  up 
ami  1I,llln  the  tielll  at  \\ill,  making 
a  tOIl\"hdo\\ n  'Ihnosl  the first  minute, 
:U1{1  le:triug- throu~h for  a  fih.v-\"a rd 
run  f,)r  :l  ~core  1110  lIlinUlc:.  bU·r. 
It  W:'iS  nt·rc  Ihlll  _\Ima louked dan 
g-eroufi.  The~'  ohll1in('t\  po~",ession 
of  the  h:lll, :tml  a  fOrll:tnl  JJ:t~s ( 'lin· 
ing:  dOSl'  \0  a  p.:nahy  tl).!lIin~1  1\. A. 
C.!!:tle  \ 'o!{1  a  ch:u'lcc  l.)  Ir\"  :11\cld 
goal  from  thc  Ihirl\",\·:mllill::.  The 
h,11I  fdl  s horl.  Shr.'rlh'  <thcr  this 
aC"idcll1  10  Blllkc  ~l il(er  occurred, 
;"Ind  the:- ~amc w"s  olcr  soon  after. 

The  line·up : 

,\L).IA. 

POI!. 

~1.  A.  C. 

SpiIlMy •.• ... R  E 

I  Hellney, 
I W.  SchultE. 
Austin ...... R. T  ...•••••••  Gifford. 
\  :'h.-Curdy. 

French  •• ••.  RG, ..•••••  lStrai.ICht. 

Chamber.!_ 
Beaehler  I 
Anderson  i "  " C ..... Vaughan,  Henry. 
A . John.!lOn ... L . O ..... Pob!\II;(,  Barron. 
E  JOhlllJOll 

) U  Sillith, 

L. T 

, ..... - I KurUworth. 

... 

. 

Hyde ._ ...... . L. E .•..... ..  Esselstyn, 

J A  Smith, 

/ Schultz 

Vogt .... ..•.. Q .....•....• _ Gl.luthier. 

H. Schultz .. _L.  B .•••••.• _  1~. ~::::~: 
Wood ... _ ... R.  H .. _ .....•.. Blacldock. 
B.  8chuhll ... F.  B. .• • • Julia.n , CII.II1.1han. 

Referee,  HoaglQnd,  PrilicetOIl '  UOI 
pire.  Lynoh. Bro wn ; Linesma n,  U ~ston 
ill.  A.  C.  Time of  'tuart,flr"  I ~ lllinlltEt8: 
I'"l lllI.l  score,  M.  A.  C.  (j,1,  Al ma  O. 
Touchdown!. G.  Smith ,  Blacklock  W 
Schultz.  J ulialJ  (3), Gauthier. B. Miller". 
touchdow n 
O'Caliahan.  Goals 
Blll()kI O('k.  B.  Miller  (2). 
' 

from 

All OPEN LETTER. 

(Oornlnu~1l [roOl  ""ge  ,_) 

IIIQrt: , 

l\l. 
H arv ard,  Princetun,  Cornell , 
A.  C., Rochester,  ;'Iud  other  univer · 
sities,  ~dlo had  b,'ell  Imt  (if  col/':f!C 
Fl \ "E  YEA R S  or 
at 
TW EL\'E TO FIFT EEN DOL 
L ARS l~ER WEEK,  Thev were 
all  men  of  guod  ahili, y  and  clu rac. 
ter. who  h,'d  ranked hiJi;;h  in  collc~c . 
J\lost  of  lhc~c  men  had  about  ;I S 
much  busillt:~s  in  Cllic>I;':-o 
;I;;  all 
alf:JJfa  sc"d  woul(!  holn,  on  the  Sa 
nar,l  Desert. 
I t  is  ,I  reproach to Otlf 
uni\ cr5itics  and  college"." 

T hl'  letle r : 

"To th,'  EXl'Cllti, c  Board. 

. ,  ,\ 1.  A.  C.  Association. 
. , EaSl  L;\Ilsin;.:-.  ~ I  iell. 

"There  should  he  at  .\1.  ,\. C.  :, 
D"parTrlICtlt  of  \'",':ltit'Il:l1  .\t\vkc, 
or  Gui(\,uu:c.  Tlli"  "h(lllld  he 
in 
char)!"  of:1  m:m  of ,\"::I f ,; lind ,':.;pcr 
iCllcc  and  :lIta;nUlcnts." 111)  1Ia.; hC~'11 
awa\'  froll\  e\,llle~c  life.  ill  tht:  re nl 
worid, :It  le:lst  :1  e(luplc  of  {k'::;ltli.::il. 
lind  hl'  ~hOllld  I,c  well  paid. 

.. Thi~ t!':jl.ITI 1111:111  :;:;hould  ht-.  Ii rs\, 
for  the  benl·fit.  of  ml:"l1  alld  W011l('11 
II ho  h;IIT  [,n'n  out  "I  cOlle;.:e  frnnt 
Ollt·  1(1  liftcl'lI  "I.'ar:; ;  ~l'eond .  for Ill" 
bl'llcfil  "f Iho~c  \\'htl  aTe  jU~1  leal· 
in:.;  collc~l"  whl'11ll'T  ~r:l{hl:ttcs  ,>1' 
Hot;  ,hinl, fur  tho .. ...,  in  {'olk·ge.  par· 
ticularl\  duri!11!  the  1,I"t  1110  ,l"ITS , 
.. Th~ hl';"l  of  this  dcparlllh·Il1.. 
:,lIll  ull  l'T11pl.,~e".;  ill  it .  ~hullid  he 
frct'. 
dicta,iun 
frtlm. or  inHlll'IlCC  hy  :1Jl~  ollwr  lIe· 
p:lrll1\~'IlI, or culk;!l'  Itltt-rest  o r  ill, 
tll1ell~'C. 

:.hsolull'ly. 

f ... lll1 

.. Fifly  pl'r  cent.  of  "II  colle;!"\! 
gr:l<hla\l'~  llc<·.1  ~"Inl'  g'llitL'Il":e  :ttul 
mh' iel: 
I,hid.  "Ikh  "  dep<lrtllletll 
C'IIuld  ~i\t: .  and  which  111\'y  c;Wj\OI 
g-CI  or  II  ill  Hill 
lllke  frnm  parenls 
and  frk'1l<I~, somctime  within  Olle  1\1 
It'll 
col1e~l" 
Sl'lctll~.til e  pl'r  cellI.  ne~d ;;ueh  :Id· 
\'ic ...  at  ~ra .. I!I,. ti<)ll. 

:Ifkr  k;I\ in',! 

I' e:lr~ 

..  [I 

I:;:;  ah ... ttrd  f\ir  Slullclll!,  ur 
it  fr',rn 
g radu:lks  \"  l'XI1l'('1 
t.he  he:l(b  of  c,j~lin;.("  Jepar ttne ltt;; 
in  colle~e in  whidl  Ihey  take  Iht'ir 
work. 

to  ):::'<'1 

"The man  or  \\'ol1l:on  at  j!;radu:\. 
!iott  is  mcrel,· 
tht;:  cmbn·o.  1'h(' 
real  cduc:ltiol1  comes  aftc'r  k,lI'ing: 
Ihe college  world  hchind .  The  re:11 
I11an  or  woman  ;~.  ill  bel,  the  rlO'!;lllt 
of  ",hat  haplkns  to  Ihe  indh'idulll 
in  the  imrncJillll.'!)  f()lIowin~ dC'::Hle 
OT  so. 

"The  value  uf  sueb  a  port  in 
~to rm ,:\';  ~l\ch  a  ,kp!l.rtllll'l1I  could 
be.  if  its  admini~trlllil'n "t're  i"d",· 
pendent  of :111  Tl').("ular  collt';::!e  attiv· 
itic"'.  wo uld  1,1: .  1(,  1ll:1111 
~hl<k'111~, 
greater Ihlill a  wltole .1  ~a~ in  <:olll:",:.{l'. 
and  to  ,~Olll~'  ,!:'Tl'ah; r  th:11l  the  II  hulc 
colic)!c  C'Ollr~l, 

"'-\s an  ~I, • \, C. "hlllllHi:>  I  would 
like  10  ~ec  :I  Li~~l'r  [ll'rccntai-:'c  of 
'\L  .-\. C.  peoplc  "ul'c~ed ill  :t  br);:!l'r 
I  hc1il"'c  such  :l  Ikparlll1l'l1t 
wal". 
C'u\ild  he  flf  im1l1ensc  usefulness, 
'·[t  took  me  I.:tt  \e:1r"  aftl· r  IC;IY' 
ill" collc '~c til ·tind n1\  ~clf:  [ kl1'IW 
th;t  Ill.'  ~xpcrk,tlc",  i'" 
\Illite  !.'· pical 
of  the  avtr,,"e. 

" \\'by tl"t~lo something about  it: 

';\'ery  t ru l.'. 

,.". C .  Bl'IIX",\~t, '93." 

The  M.  A .  C.  RECORD . 

utDDRESSES 
WANTED. 

IF' 

"GYM BLOOM "  GYMNASIUM  GARMENTS. 

."')] 

Thc  R ECOI! D is  desirous  of  ob· 
t:llmn)!  thE:  :\ddresses of  the  foll ow· 
ing  former  1\0/.  A.  C.  people . 
If 
llIl}'  of  ou r  r.:oade r s  C(l1l  help  us  oUl 
011  this  tn:lt\cr  w e  will  app re ciate  it 
vcry ;.;re:I,ly .  This list of  addrc!>st·s 
wIHlIed  w ill  be cOlllillUed :ts  a  regn · 
br  featurc ,  so  look  il  o ve r  c:teh 
week.  T hc  1,1SI  known  (lddress  is 
(lIsa  :;il'cn  here. 

\\'.  C .  .\lorris,  Dctroit,  ~Ii ch . 
].  \-.  GO!1'TII'er,  'ati,  C[nlskunic, 

oi-... , 

,... 

\\' ,Ilter  Gral'l'~,  D etroil,  '\[ieh, 
]Wi,  Palmer.  Dl·lroit.  ~[ieh . 
'I::d,\ :ml  R us!>ell , 

'99,  Dl'lroil • 

,\lic11. 

Leo  L 

Ch:llllll{'rs,  ·I~.  Detroit, 

~[ich. 

E .  .\1. 
lI.[ iss 

~!l'l lTS, 
EII;II,a 

DdrOit.  i\'!idl. 
Barrell.  Ddroil, 

~[il'h. 

E,  S.  ,,',dtN.  Do\\'III\;':- ,  ~1ich, 
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al  tht:  \I,Ill'r  ~idt; of  thl'  (':\mpu~  I\:I~ 
n  {'k'ior  whi .. h  d<:crl'a~l'u  !;Ullll'" hal 
the  :lUelld"rIOC:1I  th.:  I11celitlJ,;'  of  1/1<: 
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th ...  pro;:r:1l1l  ~Jf  Ihe  l:\ctlill;!.  The 
talk;;  hI'  seniors  w,'rc  conlinl1ed . 
amI,  Ih~'  Sl1ppl.l·  of  Ihe  ul"lr.g:r,u!s 
.. 0011  Leil1!.:;  cxb:lI1~r..,d,  thl'  jl1hUoce 
W,l~  cnlll.illlletl,  with  (hc 
jILniurs 
.. !1ici:l1ing.  The  CIlSlom:ITI'  horti· 
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:l re  conn('clt;.1  with  thc  Chicag:o of· 
::'\onhcrn  1\1I1('ric,"1 
flee"  of  the 
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11)06:1  memocr  of  Iht  cngillceri ng' 
bruIt)',  WIlS  a  visitor ,1\ 
,he  eoJl~).(e 
r eC'tlldv.  P rof.  "'eil  ;!'  now  con· 
sulting'  engincer  of  tht!  Diamond 
Crystal  Salt  Co.,  with  he:lclquar,e rs 
a t  SI- Cla ir.  ~l leh. 

III  fact,  anyth iJlj!;  yOll  need  in 
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