• The M. A. C. RECORD. Published by the MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATION. VOL. HI. EA5'T LAJ."SlliG , )f1cmGAt'\". TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1913. No. li BADGERS BOW TO AGGIES F ighting gamely to the very finish, contesting stubbornly every inch of ground, the University of Wisconsin eleven met team of "Aggies," and, incidentally. the score was ex to 7. This time, however, it was no its first defeat in two years last Saturday. The victors were our own actly the same as that by which the Michigan team was beaten just a week before, 1'2 fluke which gave W isconsin their score, nor did M. A. C. receive any touchdowns as the result of captured fumbles. Contrary to all reports before the contest, which held that the red eJev.cn looked for a hard hattie, the play of Coach j\IIlCaU's men du ring the first quarler lended 10 give the impression thllt they were consider ably bothered by overconfidence. Also the d riving power of the Green and \Vhi te machine had been much II was not until under-cstiOlalecL the third quarter, when the ~'li chi­ gall lads had amassed a total of twelve points and the conference champions of last year found them selves facing a shut.out, that they seemed to Ilwake to a true realiza , tion of the s ituation. Even then it would not have been too late for them to pull the game out, which they did come close to doing, had they not been fighting a team that was clearly outplaying them, man for man. Though the Badgers, it.dividually and collective ly, were stars, and the M. A. C. cleven was, for the most part, made up of men playing their first yea r of football in the big show, it was gen · erally conceded tha t the ~lichigall men were outd:lssing their more exper ienced opponents. The new style of football Ilc~'er showed to better advantage than in -last Saturday's game. " ' hile a majority of the substanhal gains were made on the line, there wete fo rward passes :md end runs ill pro fusion, with several exhibitions of broken field running wh ich brought the 8,000 spectators to their feet. T he Badgers appe;tred to have the best o f the Farmers in the forward passing, getting a nu mbe r away Jo r good g (lins. Of the many onW(lrd heaves (lttempted by Macldin's crew, a few reached their mark, but more fell useless o n the field, while sever al were caught by red-clad warriors. I n this connectio n it is not (lmiss to mention the fact that in two disti nct cases the game was sa\'ed by one 01 the Aggies intercepting \Visconsin passes. III the thi rd quarte r, J u\i(ln cauO'ht a pass intended for Lange, wh:n \Visconsill had the Green and White backed up against their goal. In the final minute of playa pass from Bellows shot directly into lhe a r ms of Capt(lin Giffo rd, after o ur eleven had made a glorious stand 011 their three·yard line, and gave his leam an opportunity to work it out of danO'e r before time was up. As was the case in the !''fichigan game, it is the final two o r th ree minuteS of play which will stand ou t sharply in the dim memories of a grea t contest. The desperate stand made by M. A . C. when a forward pass had put the ball almost ove r will never be fo rgotten by those who saw it. T hree times the attack heavy Badger backfield • .. '. crumpled and s wayed b(lck from the -stone wall opposition, without having gained an inch. Then came the pass into Gifford's arms, the ball was carried out of danger and the game was ove r. 1\1. A. C. stock took an :Iwful slump right at the startof the g(Lme. Blac klock kicked off to Bellows, who returned the ball to \V isconsin's 20-yard line On the \'ery first down, Cummings skirted Schultz's end for :t. gain of 40 yards. The \.visconsin interfe rence was pe rfect, tackle by and only a beautiful Gauthier stopped proceedings. The igan team was up. fllld, starting from the zo-yard mark, they rushed the ball up to \Visconsin's IO-y nrcl line. The quarter ended here. \Vit hin :1 half minute after the second session opened, the lively band of rooh:rS from East Lansing and elsewhe re, who wert: fol1owin g the Aggies, were doing a del irious dance in their stand, for, with pcr. fe ct },Iiller interference, Blake sprinted tlround left end fo r (\ touch ' down. He fail ed to kick g oal, tlnd the score was M. A. C . 6, \Visconsin o. Taking advantage of the surprise their 35-Yllrd liue. Score. ~J. A. C. 12 , ,,'isronsilL o. J ulillLl brought the crowd to its fe e t when he pulled off:L run of SO yards to sturt the second half. The brillian t s tarl p ro~' ed to he but n flash, and Leonanlson was SOOIi called on to kick llgain. 1 JcCuruy was this re placed by P'obnnz at time. After the Badgers' att,lcks had been stopped short, they kicked back into ~1. A. C. territory. Blak e Miller wus seve rel y hUrt, bu t re fused to leave the gume. L eollurd_ son thcn seLlt the leather back to \ViSCOLLs in's 30 yard line. A GREAT PLAY IN THE WISCONSIN GAME. Badgers t he n pushed on for a couple of first downs, until Blake ~lil!er inte rcepted a fo r ward pass. Julian a nd Blac klock tested the Red line for small gains, ;md L eon:lrdsoll punted to Bellows, who returned the kick 30 yards. The Aggie's work just at this time was quite inconsistent. Th eir ragged and them back mlmy eagerness set yards ill the way of penalties for o ff side playi ng, and they were un certain in tackling. They began to brace in the next took the ball on plays, and soon downs. Their true form had not yet begun to show, however, und, after one down, an OilS ide kick gave \Visconsin the balll?ll their own 4S yard line. The net result of the next three downs was o ne Yllrd, and Bellows punted to Gauthier o n his Is-yard lille. Speeding up, and assisted by a penalty, the Farmers carried the ball pRSt the center of the field, where Van Ghent inter cepted a pass. Alternate attacks by Van Ghent and C ummings took the ball to the Aggies' 40-yard line. Bellows tried a drop kick, Rnd missed by ulches. The fighting spirit of the Mich- given the Badgersthe,M. A. C . team proceeded to keep them on the rUIl. Blacklock returned the kickoff "20 yards,J ulian ripped through the line, and, just for the s ure gain to be had, M. A. C. punted again. LconardsOIl had a goodly margin o\"er Bel10ws in the kicking depl'lrtmellt, and the Farmers gained :m average of to yards on each exchange. As a mal er of fact, the punting duel which took up this part of the second quart er resulted disastrously for the Badg er s, for when they were hacked up to their goal line, Gifford got in and blocked one of Bellow's punts. Th e ball ro\!ed over the line, and Schultz fell o n it for the second touchdown. Black lock failed to kic k goal, but the M. A. C . rootersdic\n't care just then. They had scored twelve points on the COnfe rence c hampions, but in less thZUl five minutes late r they wished they h:ld the two goals which were missed. There was very little :Iction in the remainder of the quarter. Wis consin could not gain and had to punt, while Gauthier preferred to rest his team by playing a kicking game. The half ended with" the ball in M. A. C.'s possession, on Here Wisconsin got off a s plen (lid forward pass, netting 30 yards, Bellows to Lange. Tormey made \Vith the I~ and Van Ghent 8. ball on ou r five-ya rd stripe, Julian intercepted a fo rward pass Rnd pre ventcd a score. A pUllt took the ball out of danger, but \Visconsin sprung another forward pass for more than 30 yards, and the bill! was OLJ our yard lille. Tormey took it over 011 the next play. BcJ lows kicked goal, and the score Was [2 to i, 1\1. A. C. up. te rritory. The fourth quarter was unevent ful until the dosinj{ millutes. It looked like [\ILother M . A. C. score at first, when seve ral long g:lins :unl a long punt sem the b:lll far ' into ,,'isconsin's Bellows fumbled the punt, !lnd the slippery leather was handled by lit least four men before a red player finally gathe red it in. After two plays M. A. C. reco~-e red a fumble , and Leonardson booted the ball over the goal line. A return kick gave .M. A. C. the ball on their SO-,yanl line, and Julian made first dowl.l alone . H. Miller replaced l3Iake M.iller. A forward pass caught by Lmge lOonUnlled on p&jfe I.) The M . A. C. RECORD ~U.L""~ flY""'" "'uue;,., ou .. ,,,,, 1'H,. COL_ L"G Il T ...... a ... THI ,,'e .. le4 .. """'C UL_ TU ...... CDLL.",.o; .... OC' ''T.O .. . GEO RGE C . SHEFFIELD . "' MO"GONG Eo, 1'o" . ICnlfr&d . , IeCOnd_el ... m"U .... tur al tbe PostQmC'(' In ' ",nl1n c . lil ch . Addr@ .. all l ubolcrlDUon. And sdv",rU.ln. "'al"'. t o Ib" ~. A O. IU;C9I!. D. E .... ' [..an :MIc h. A ddre.! AU COn t rIbution. 10 Ilnll". the M.""'\gjul I::dlto r, 1o:nn LRnslnlf, MI c h. Su~rlptlDn. m a,. .>11 paid ror by 1'. O. MOtlCY Ord er. IJrKfI. or H"III"I~wr"d ' ... .,Lter. Stllmp ..... 111 11 01 bo! "" t Nlted. BUlilleu om"e .... hb La,,'rence 4 "' an Bu~n Printin g 00 •. jlU-!I~ Gnond .~\"e. 1'0 •• 1""101111 • • M leb. T UeSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1913. HONOR TO WHOM HONOR 1LI llisplay<.."<\ The sentiment ;'t great nUlllhcr v f lclll' '''S n !ccil cd s ince the \'kt on' o n :r ~lichjj(;'11 i" n:l\cclcd in ~cr1 ~r a l hy the pn.-"" of t h..: I1m].!I ... 11~':;t, Vornlerh I:.ilen seo::oJld positioll ill "porl in g C~lumtls, the ;\1 ,,;hiK'lll ,\ ~ ri cnhur:tl Cnlki:!:e h:ls stepp .. d int u lil' .. t p l,)I.:e in .''[i, lorinl (OI UI11I1S , B~ tlcfeati n :;- t ill" .\lai zc and Hlue. !-.1. A . C. ,;arm·d the ri;!h l III he cI'b..,l.."<1 a mong t he h i ~ eollcgt:s. t:~ so doil1.l;". he r m ethod,. !lnd cthtvlll" w e re o pened up to t he search ill;.!' s .. ' rutiny of puhlil,; opinioll. T o "It.\' to,)O thoU , hc\' s lood ill~pectio l1 'I'he clean ~port5111:111~h i p of mild, ,,,HI k:uns, Ih ... nl'I-er'llie ",tu.Ie!!!S spiri! oE t he rOOt.'rs, t he hi~h ;>'-'hol arship " wild ani". and 1I11Xt..· ~ t ":1,1 the tril1mph W:15 e" n ll'd in which h:ln' he."n ;..:-il'cn th.· hi;,:-hc5t pr:lI,.c I", 111;111 I' " is ' T he ~ ir;\I)ry wa.; ;1 >!rea t thill~. But ;:re:lh: r l'vell IlwII Ihe l'ielUr,1 i~ the kll\Jwledg-e 1\1:tt \\-e repn'~eI11:1 "dlOOI II hich Slands for thl,; he,;\ flf Ihe thill;.:'::; which coun t in life, THE BARN IS GONE. Olle Ilf the old row vf buihh ll l,!s ileaI' th." !lonh bl)r{k r of the ":lInpu,> h a", uel.'n rCIIlUlet!. T he I{U (JIIIl dul.'" not hc~itate tv ~;tl' Ih:lt it II\Julli h I.' fll r thl' hclter apjk'arance uf ;t prominent portion of th e campLl.., if th l' ",Iwr , coul.! hc ,lone :!w;t\" 1\ ilh. l~l'rh;lp " Ihe l1\el1lO,] 0f lh~ir re· m OI:,1 could he:l " lIJr~' I'nle r l\" Ih'"1 a lIli tlni;..:-ht hllrnln:.!. hut th.: Iluin 'I u esl io ll Iw!; to flo II itll t he \.uild, ill~" t hl'msch'e~ . ;11111 thc ir ,effc .. 1 toll the Ltr'o!e IllIlUher of tuuns ts \\ ho pu::;<; t he liraJll~ Ril cr l{ o,ld . Ih., C;1I 11p"'" J)1l "11~ hun;il1;.! o f H e;..:anll.- ~" nf thc 1Il"\ll e "hi,"1l aClu"ted the p" r51J!\ o r p"r~\J!\S II hu fi red Seerdan BrOil II'~ h arn, the \awl.:",. Ihcfu] struclure is tv he fruII lied 111'011 , [t 11111 .. 1 be 'Itlmillcd 111;It Ih" re WflS a ccr l,lin p roper'~" I() .... ~. which c\-ell Ihe g:rcale~t "el1lhu ,.ia~m fail" 10 bal anee. B ut If SOllIe W'II" .'v"lt! he fOIlIl(] 1.\ which Ihe olh~r \\c:.tlh er hC:l\ell ~t!ld r,,,",,,I}:l ckle Sl rllCtllre,.. m ig-ht he li t !c;lst rl'l1I vl n] 10 ;1Il olhcr pan o f Ihe ~ r o ul1d s, if l1ul dOl1 e :IW,W with l"Illi reh·. il IIII"hl be of im~lle:.tsllr:lhle 1' ,;1111..' till.' collc:,.:c. to .\1. A . C. i~ 110 101l~er;1 sm:ll) St;HC sehOf,I, II hl'rc the policie s ,!lId prillcipl l.'s ill voguc " scorc o f .1 c:!r ~ ago eSl n st ill he succes~ '\llJy applied. It i,. a TI1;!jo r eIJllc;.:'~', wilh:l n:tt iOIl:tI reputation 10 ~u~l .. ill, :1/111 it i ... ti me to begin with liltlc ! nifl~s ;Ind w o rk to the co rll;umm>llion o f pl:tllS kud, ing to h roade ll :11111 develop thc ill~II' 10liol1 in cve ry \\"II~" \\'c a r c collsl;!ntl), reminded Ih:lt Th e M. A. C. RECORD. MONSTER CELEBRATION AFTER GREAT VICTORY. On the :\-I onday fo llowing A s a rcward for the the Vic t o ry ovcr thc U nive r si ty football team, th e dtile ns o f Lallsin;,{ we re treated ro the g~atc51 thing thcy h;ld e\' .. r wiUlc5seUtrt the W:I,' o f Ol eelebw tio ll. They not only S:IW it, but it WOlS n o t iceable that lhe old spirit o f all1,lgvllis m hl' lwee n thc tow n :lnd collc~e forces \l'as :"Ibsen t, and the pt:ople of the c ily 1.'1 ell ull it, cd in hctping the students e nlhusc, ",p lclldid s pi r it Sh O I\11 ;It Ann . \rbor, the fH eulty hdd no dll s se~ :tfter 10 :-1-5 .\ l vnd:ry . l.> romptlY:l1 o ne u" l'Iuc k the U;Ulti ;tppeared in frOIl ! 01 \Yells h all. ;mt! afl(' r th e progr an1 for the ,lIId l'H·niug h: lu ltl h;lIe ~ lakcl; a h igh po wer micro:>cl)pe to t1i~co\"er a llon'lI stILd , CIII~ 011 the ,,;:lI lIpIl5. I.h' utle Ihi r ll' . \ p:l r:1,k. lI'i l h lhe balld at the h",.1I1 I1lh! Ihe c1\l;:~': " III o rd.: r. W:l'> fUfllll.'ll e,l.t o f lite r:tilr""d I ra cks, amI pro,:eeded lip tOWII. ,'hl"ereU h~ :.t thrOIl)!; of L;lIbill~ pe"ple who I ille,l t he ~idl" \ ,II k:.. ~ I :tlla),.(n \ \ " "It I, of the UijlHl. had illl ill'cI th~" sw, IJ..llt :> 10 he his :':-UI.'Sb, ;111,] lhe offc r II a~ II.:ee]ltell 1\ ith :111 t he old,t imc :\100<1 of Ih~· fre ~ hlll.·tl l'l1lhu~i;l ~I\l. ,jlld "pr.:p" d,,~,.cs w.'n' so fur to tht: n'"r \l1:lt 1111'1 bike! 111 )..(el inlO til.· B ij()u . ami c,imellh'd thl"m~I.'II' cs with \ ;"ilillX" ~el .'r"l "1lU>1 i .... ~, ' . \ ~11:1ke daHlT. 1..·,1 hi till' [uul, \0;111 t,,:HlI ;11111 I h~· 10:11111 . .. ;111111 II h idl t" cn marc'lIl"r <';'fried reel '"1(1 "n"~n h;.:hi~, \\ ",. II ~t r ikill~ [<":, Iure ~f the l.'\ellil1;; I\;tlill;,! p r ";.;r.ll1l . The lill"" ot !lr .. "Xlel1dl'd Ile;,ri\' thn:e 1,lud,,,. ;",,1 ".h pttttctu;lled -:It fre' IllIelll IlIlerllll~ I.~ th .. pUpplll ~ of c;rllllJe~" "' h ile Ihi~ 11,1,. RUIII;II} ;,:'villo.: Clli. du: l:c r!..:c:;t hU lil'lre eler huilt ill the ~tr .. 'ct ~ IIf L:m,;in;.:- \\'a~ l'eill;..( prl!p.tretl Hilder Ihe ,lir"cliull \.If til l" p"lil'e. "\,,, "tr.' :I"'''l{l" r a~ thc ~Iud~nl~ 111"III~el'l" T hl.' ]lile IIf L,,\;e~ , ,"efure it \\'!I~ \l)udwd IIff. re:,,;h~'d ,11.0\'., \\\11' ~l:l-ull,] ""tn' do\\~ in tht: ();,klullIl huil ,li ll~" ... \~p... the C.l pil,,1 \ Iter lit.· m.1 ro.:h~"r ... 11:1<1 :I ~ ~l'llt hled ;111<1 hee n "u .. ",11"1 "' In ;1 (;;tlllc r:t mUIl.:t li~1 uf "p~,,",'he:;' \\ ;I~ IlI ll"u rk,·,1. ill "hich t.) ht· . th e m a il lthel llc:ll.pl: .. red ., "- e·rt.' :\Ikllin:tn; l{1.lIl VCHI nuw "0 :.11'1(1 ,,~·t", hc \ \ ' e~ll'rn rh';~l]li , flll~I!~l fr.",,- \\·I~."fln"ill , " r h~' Gll i, ,cr,..il." is pullin;..: fllr ~ Olt I\U\\:' \ot""1 IhL' T Ill' 11;11 licl() n ' in Ill.i..:11 hud (l ffed ~d e\CI1 th.· LoCIIIII wa's di)l p la H',1 bl' the fa cl Ihat l:"~n Ihe co.eds' wer~ ulll)ll'l'd to mill ~le lI"ilh ll<:":trl\' the crow d tl"\\IlIU\\1I Ull1il - nilll' ,,'dock . (joOlIlIl's,;, ~ Un .1,,"'(111 )\ of Ilw foothlll\ liet"r y O\'er \\'is":v ll"in I:(s t ::iatunl:II . .\1,,11' d a,\ \las a holidaY:1\ :'II. A,·L" ". ;lnJ til ... CH'l1ill~ the {;Jeull) e",lh, in li shecl :! prececlcl1t J,~ prod u clII~ :1 lillie privatcl,l COllduCleci ccll.'hr;t\i,ln 10 w hich the ",tuJents w ('rt.' invited, The cerem o nies \Icre he ld ill f ron t o f \Y ells Ilal !. whit:h \\" IIS I1ppropri, :ltcl~ decoralcd for thc o cc:I"ioll. Somc one ill the crowd :1\ Alln Arbor h:11I th e lIen' e 101'0ice his l;lmelll:lliolls Ol'cr t he fart .. t h;n 1\1. ilS A , C. h as bel'lI sco r.:d on, Hlld o n ly the thi rd ~:Imc of the scason." ]Jorn pessimi,.t. we ha ve the m ost beautiful campu5 \V ith in the month in the eo unln·. a g r aduat e of one of the big- eastern I n colleges repc Slted th is olssertion , his day he h;\d beeu a member of mallY athklic teams, and was thus e na bled 10 visit many o f the p r omi, nent unil'cr~H i es of th e COUllln '. lie kIH:W whe reof he spoke. ill;t, in s howing him about, we did /lot t:lke him along tll(~ !lorth bou n dary. .-.\,!though improbahle, there is :I p(hsi bility thnt an :Iltempt will he Illude 10 l'epl;R'e the barn which was I~rel"iolls efforts to h:we it bu rned. rCIlI()\' ell h:l\"e fOlikd. ::;l.'lL\iment is nlmOSI ullitllimous, we h..!iel'e, th:!1 fo r bl,tterm e nt. its ;\1. A. C. Arc the mcmbcr~ of t he .\ssoc ia l ioll, who \:ik c p r iJe in thl.'i r :llm:l lIl/tter. wi!l iuJ,l" it re· \\. oult! it n ot b.: w e ll if phll'cd: \1" could !occ Url! Ihe rcm ol al o f thc ,IIU'" ~IH I r em aini ng" ~ r CtIl o\':ll was to han:' T he RF. L'Olw would l ike \0 b;lI'c some OJ>lIIiOIlS on th is m:U!er. The re i::; :t ch:lHce 10 d o sonll"lhing f u r illAllenco: the Slatl! Bo:tnl :ot ron!..:l.'" ellou;,::ll 10 lak." ac tioll. :\1. A. C., if \\ C C:UI C. E. SMITH NAM.ED DETROIT FORESTER. T h., "hol'e Iw"dlille aPP"'ared in :1 Ol"troi! p~IPer r,:~'~·nt1.1. :mol !hcr,·hy :lIIIIOU\lC .. " .. the r L' arc 1I10re wht're th~' olhL" r~ eomL' fr01l1:' and th:n fllr1\K'r ;"J" ,\, C. people ClU)" Ill' kO:]>1 d ,m 11 " to ,111 thaI ,\n:onlin;.:' 10 Illl' del'i~illIlh r ick hI thc p,) rk com . Ill i s~iunt.'r of ,il;l! nl\. \\',1>0 aUI(lm:l\. IrUI"n the ,'itl- 11:1'" ieall,' rl lllOI.·d roll':. ;,"d ~Il) ilh Ioeealile .Il'lin;': fo; c"h' r for l)elnliL For Ihe prl.'»ellt, :-;1I111h i" de,.i}:lwled :IS IClllporary for<·~ter , pendiu:! Ihe ded.,i,Jlllli thl' "'\lprell1l' rVllrt 11\ the c:\~e uf E\I\\II\ " hilhrick , wh .. daim::; hL' II :I~ IIl11kr the \"I, il ",en ice:n thc limc IiIL' nell apptlilltllll.'!lIS hy COm1l1i'~IOIll;r I )U~I \I."re ltl"Ik-" CII\Ude ""imilh \I 'h ;I 1Il.·",I,.. r Ilf Ih..: d;I~"of ")I/). alld ~ill Ce hl~ ;! r:1,I, 11>1l ioll h ,, ~ heel1 "el i \'cl~ CII;.:':!;.!I:,] in hHld;;o.:ape ;':-;lnk'ni l1~ ;11111 cit,\ fnrc .... • tn ill all(1 a!.OJll t O..-troil "lid U r:u d R':,pid", I II ~ ea r ly ~Llr ' ;.!il l'~ prOll\, i ~e vf:1 ~u n;..: ~ !\fll! r;:t reer. alld , w ilh. in lu~-k . (Jill \\i~h;llI: I' hilh ri d . fi lII the 111,111\ fnl'n(b of .\Ir" :-,·lIIi lh \I i ~ h him ~u .. "~~,~~ ill his lIell olli .. " , Coille i.!cn! 1\ ith rh e abOl'c notke co m~s t ill' 111.'\1$ tl1"l II " l.el; ]Jan, croft. t91.! . h a s hn 'lI appointl·.1 ci ty f o rc~tcr ;lIld land;:;rape :.:-arckllcr fo r tht: c il\' L,f L;IIl~i":,:-" In Ihe ~hll rt lilllC ::;{n ce le:l\ ill;! ClllIc-~e, B ,lIleruft h'l:> heell eOlllteCled II'I,h "ne of .\I Il'hi~:lIl's for .. ·mos! IIt1r~ er i., ,,, :1I1t! 011 :l r("UI1I o f h is \\icl..: IlO:(lu;rilHance ,"n(m;.,:: L;\n~in~ pl"opl .. , is looked 111'011 a~ :t de,.ir:lbl .. incumhenl fo r the o lli ':t'. R. \ ', T:ll lll c r. 'oy ; L. G,)uhl1. son. '11; J ohn Bowditch , ·'Bob" Slos:;:. :111<1 one o r tll" O others held an in fo rn Hll reonion ill the dining room :It Ihl' hold Olft..: r Ih e :\Iich, ig:tn g":lClle lasl wee k . Thl" "ho.1's" set:ml'd to h,II' 1' the be s t kind "f a lime', ;lnd th e OLllcoml.' of the g am c an hou r befo re had mu ch to do wilh th e fcding of good fell owship. = CORRESPONDENCE. Le tters are continually being re ceivcd which ca rry 11 g' real deal o f inter.:st and info rm ation w hich thc fo r mt: r residents of the collcge will UI.' g-Iad to g-el. From lillie to time, und c r the head of co rrcspondellce, th e se lette rs and extracts from thl.'m will hc ;,:-i l'l.'l1. De:lf E ditO r: T ho ug h I al\l it lo ng wa y from :\1. A" C .. still I h av c ;1 I'cr y dee p lUI.! l'it:!1 interest ill thl! 01.1 college, \\'I! h:II'(> a goodly Ilum bl.'r of :\1. . \ . C. gr:lduates ill thi3 St:. I am, "inccrcll' lou r". F " C. I(E·L\IEII. 1' ;lll·llI.Orc;.:'on , :'II I'. l{ ein1l'r ";l~:C 1I1l'l11h<"I" o f '04, "ud is \lOll "upl' rillll' IHlc rll o f the MIUlh<.:rtl Ure:;on e\;jlc r illle/l t .it "Ilion, at till' :lhUI"1.' .. ddn:,,~, IJ, .\ . GUrlIl'Y , ; IOi X. ('''pi tol .. BeSl ~t., \\ ';t5hill~ t"", U. C" : lI'i311es fo r t he SUCCl"~S <,[ Ihc nCII pape r" Call't lie do sOlllclhiu;: tu Imlke il look k~,.. li k l'" 1);I(l'rll IIIl',I, kine n r ... ular~" D .":lr Edil"r: 11 011 ""I.'(·t 11":1 .. th.lI l· i,·to r.1 11\' .. ' r \1 ~~ fI ,,:,\ III the f:r~'1 Ih;1\ I ,.,ull, rhe R E(I)Il\) '1,lallk . L', <,f .\1. 1I\.~t \\ eek ~ !orin;..: h:l\e r l~"'le.·le" In ~ellll in 1111 "trlplim7 :11111 Find tJl~'1I1 !'oth l"lldu~l'd " It) 1lI~ mill'[ l' Ie1lsc cOIIg-r"tu l:i I .. ' t hl' I'lll" :tnd "pien.lid c,)Jch, :'II;I,-klill. to) J..~"ep lip .\1. ,\. C. Iw~ .1 Ihe :.,:v",] wurk " " .:k.m" tWllll' ;11 I })\lO :--t:t"', .1'; ~hc !l.1'i elo.: n II here. " '(IIII''' trull' . (;1::\1" D: FIl \Xl.."I"'l..(J, C olulnhus, O hiu, ., ;..:rc:tl 111:1111 Il'tter~ h:l\~' beell recei l",1 ~iIlCl' llll' '\l i ,h i~:Hl :.:-allle, ;mJ ~e n e to ~bv\' Ih.lt Ihe e-..'s o f II the :tlulIl"i "re C>II Ihe Co lk·;..('e. W:lS t hL' d i"lltrwe Ihe Il e '\~ "f !lut ,"in",,' Ir:llc!ed III a fell d " ~,, . , \1111 it ' ~lrv\\"{l, llt.· .. , of all, th:lt Ihe 100e of .\1. ,\" C. i" " ti ll IU,lal he:lrl;<. alive ill:t ~n' ll l nl:ll1\ lollrp rbi ll;,:". HORT . CLUB. lI i:!lu. but T he hi:..: m0l5S 1l1" Clillg: held '''5t \\. edn('~d".'" nil;{hl c:tuse.1 th c IIICet , ing oi the Il o rt C lu b 10 he hclll o ff uIltil Thursd:ty it 10~L nothil1g" .in enthusi:l srn on th:1t !lC' COUll \' :\Ir. \'ern Pick furd g:tVc:l cic1".)ecl··~l·nior T alk ." ;\lll] " llO kc on r ... ccnt fruit leg-isl:uillll in ;\lilh i).:':IIl. .\Ir. r, E , :\1 ille r. \.If the Entomo, lo);::ical [)'·p:ortllll'llt . s Jl o k e 10 the cl uh On ·'i'k e, K l.'eping. :Ind Its R e, lie c itcJ a la ti on to H o rti culture." Ilum ber of pra cl ica l examples 10 ",how that bees ar~' an :Iid ;IS well :I.i a SOllrce of much profit to the fruit g-rowe r. Following: t he usu " l dis. cU5s iorr. somc I'e ry fi n e plullls II·crl.' passed out, the ch ange frOn} an applc diet being much ap p rec i'l\ed. • I BIG TIME PROMISED AT ANNUAL BARBECUE. The sixth anllual II Rllowe 'ell ba r becue will take place at the college this week Friday. Unuer lhe din~c ­ tion of President Kennedy, of the sophomore class, :111(\ the va rious committees appointed to handle the details, arrangements have been go illg forward until only the finish ill,!! tOllches arc !cft to he put on. The h:L r hcclIc, which was inaug urated by 1911 during thei r sopho more year, is considered as:1 ;lorl of Ion.: kast bet ween the Ii r .. 1 and sec a nd ycar mell. One of the ftatun:s of the cvcn ing is the handing dowll from chlss \0 cla!!s of the huge bar becue knife. Each ~'c:lr the prt:si d..,nt of the sophomore elllSS cha rge!; the rcprcsc nt:lli vc uf the ill'W men to lIccepl and guard the hu).:"c C:ln'er until the lime sh all conI.., \\ hell it is to be gi\'cn o\'c r to the lIext sue· cce(ling elIiSS. From the ,"cry first, the bar becues h~l\"c hcell successful, :lIId :Ippear to he growing ill popularity, not oll:y amon:;! the students thelllscl\·es. bllt amon)! the residents of L:m.::oing, se.er:,1 hundn:tl of woom journey out to the Colle).:c to vicw the frolics of the under~r(ltlll:ltes. [I is esti · matell th:., O\'er 3.000 were led Ull the roast os ;lIId sweet cider sen'cd at the laH lea"t, :md plans for :m ('\'en brg-er throllg: :lre bcillg: m:lde this yenr. is affon led \'5 mall\" of thl! old s lud<:ll\ s :tS can take a(I\';llIt:l;::-e of il to \'isit the coile!:e, St;C the b:lrhl'cul', ami .\ tine oppor tunity TUR H TOU. IDEA S 1$ 1 IHTD HARD CAS H SUCCESS h'l 1'110'1'0· "LA Y WRITINC .:.and HOW it is \YO,\ !.:. It's all the knowing In '" ....;-. .. -..1. tfW I. ,.....;p.IIDW .. ooIod •• ..:.w. IDUS ................ ........ ,...cooo .......... -""" .. ,,~. .. ".,.....- ........ .. ___ '" &lo1 ........ koIIor "-"0 -~,,-'" , .... , ' - I .. ~.......... .......... _ ....... _ ._ ...-- .............. ICI . UG --.. ~" ... , ~ .. ''' ........ '''' ,,~ ... '-..• - - r ...... "" - .. _" .,,," . • ,,'u· ........ of __ .. %'" .. .,.lrto" " . ...,.t..... n".... .................. "'"~ k,p' r"'''- {""" 'I'I'~"''''" NEW YORK'S SCHOOL of PHOTO-P1.A Y WRlTING ................ -- Th e M . A . C. RECORD. BR I NGIN G HOME THE BADGER PELT. The 11S Roolers Who Journeyed to Madison to Suppon The;r Team. BADGERS BOW TO AGG IES . (C-o"U",,~-d 'rom PIll(" I") I-!:l"\"~ " "isconsin Ihc hall. Their for ward pass took it to the lihecn .. \"nnl lillto", T ormc\" nuule 10. ami thell C:II11e the g r~at stallli of :'olnddill's men nml the end of the ~:lme. The loy al studenlS :lIId the 111:111,· a lumni, some of whom had coule hundreds of mill's to see the g:lmc, were wil([ with delight. \\"ith fell' er llul1lbers hilt eler\" hit ;\s 1\1\1ch enthusiasm as was 'sho\I' u ut the dose of the :'o!ic~i~:111 g':"ltnl'. they parnllcd the licld :l1nl Ihcll manh cd II must he: ~aid to Ilw UI} 10\\11. ('\'crl:lsti,,)! e rcllit of the Ibll;':l·r",. tl·am ami student hOlh'. th:1t tht;\" :Ire the g:II1)I'SI lo~"rs .\1. .\. C. h,;~ e\'l'r met. :'\ot an cxcu~ c nur :t ,. ,,011" WilS IIl:ilrd al alII" lime, lu,, 1 the\, Wl' re not hackwant' :Iholl[ ;..:il' in~· :>'1. A. Co'" ~plt'rHlid d~'u'lI the c r~·di l dut.: Ihcm. It is to he hOpl·d thllt \\'i" con~in and )1. _\. C. lIIay met.:! oftcn in Ihe hnul·c. The linc·"p: \risconsin_L:IO;':-, 1. e. ~ Bllck,l. willless the st ron:,! .:\1. A. C. fool· Inll1 team in action ng:lin51 I~"chlc\ Colk;.:e. of Akron. Ohio. lIest (by. The m:ISIt;r uf ccr~'nlO"i~'''', ~Ir. 0. f..:. Fisher, prollliSt;~ \(l I-!ivt; the visitors :I(tion en·ry Illiuute of the lillll' Ilurillg' the <'\"enil1g, and a li~1 of l'lHcrtaillin~ ~IX.·;tkers has IIn'lI pr .... par.;d. statement thaI Iher~' \\:l~ Ilille lillleS :IS much nlOlI~'\' !'ecordnl in h:lllk dt;po.!oits:ls is uctu:dh ill drt;1I1a1ioll. ,\ [ pre'~·lIt. the :1mUZUlI of 1IlUIW~ ill ci rculation ha~ no rL"i:ltlon to thc in· l'.., U!1ln. \\-hid, dchtedJlc~s of the 111"k(:~ th t; pl:lIl (I f i"suillg-nation:11 1';llIk lIotl'''' 011 Go\("rlllllcnl I",ud;. appenr n roundabout mcthOiI. CO NG o KELLEY TALKS ON CURRENCY BI LL. .\ large lIumher of studenu :Ult! memhers lIf Ihe faculty IIt;n: inll·r. e~ted li!>tl!lI<:r!> to:1I1 informal :Idll rl'~S :.::i\'cn Olle 11\" llIorning: IIl,.t COlig-. I'" II. Kdk·\" . of L al1~it1~ . bdorc Prof. ill politic;ll ",COI1()IHY. lIedriek"; ell"'S II cd. In intrnd"cill~ his !>uhj1..l:t, whil'11 ·'Currcnn" Reform:' :>'Ir. WHS helle\' weill il1to ~Olll", del:lil to t;\.. pbill "Ih", lOll:.! a~il:ttion which has been carried 011 cOllccrnill$! this important puint, ;Hld dc~c rihcd the \"ariou~ systems of currellc)' which ha \-e been (I:,eI.'IH ~ullle Ifme ,tullyil1~ tOl' t; urn'lI c\" ~\-~tem~ of other l'Ollllt ri e"', :lnd trie;1 to a,]:tpt the hc~t of each of thelll to thi .. COUIlIT\'. Th~' . \ 111- ridl Illll \\",, __ th .... rl'~1I1;:. Thi ~ hill «(Illcti for :l1:lr:.!;"l" r~·!> t;T\e b:lIIk, \\ith tw<·lIe h nIl Kh~~ .f ormc,1 hy pullin:; Icn per rcn l. of tilt; '~:Ipi. tal of all the n:llion,,1 h;",I;". Ill' ste:"!d of i~$uillg: ellrr",ncy Oil hOlld., . il W:I~ propost;d 10 i;,~ue p"per mOlley fur cUllductin!4" bu~illess o n :1 hasis o f commercial pap",r. T his plall Iws hccn ac.::reed upon h) nCuill;.!" thi;; 111011e\', ;lnd the IIiSa:.rreClllellt is :I§ to the ;J1l't1nS to bc used. The capital of the rto"servc hank would amuunt 10 ahout $500.000 .. 000. The hank would be ~on'rned hI a board of din'clOn; cho~en In tlie banks of tht! country, with th".: S~·cret"f) of the TrL·;tSury.Secrl"lll ry of ..-\:.rricuILUre, nnd tne Comptroller of the CurrcllC\,. .\11 the ~o\l<: rn· ment 1I10Ile\,;, :I'nd a part of caeh h.mk's r eScr ve "Quid be deposiled here. Then, ill time of IH'ed, allY bank could take its gi\t-etlg-ed com· merci:ll p:lpe r there and gct Illoncy fo r il. La ter, when bu~iness he ClIllle [ld ju§lcd . Ih e money would gradu!'I.lly How back to the b,mk. }o l r. K elley " .... x t lip the Glass bill , 3nd explAined Ihllt it dif· fered from the Ald rich bill only in that instea d of one bank with twelve took t.; (jdcin,!. ;:.; \'o\ldl, ,'.: "n" ler, r. !!.: BUIk-r,r.l.; l)f~tic,r.e.: Bcllo \\~. II. 1>.; CUllunin:!s, Tor· mey. I. h.: \ ':tll Ghl'nl , ~I:trlin. r. h.:- ' Ltlld "e r~ (C'lpt.) f. h. :'01. .t\. C.-SdlltllJ'. I. t;.: !'--mith, J. [. ~.; \·au.\!nn, t.: L e t1I1:1rd,;OIl. ":.: :'IlcC:unly.r.;:.: (,iffurd tCapt.) r. t.: [Icnnin;.:-. r. l·. : (j,mthicr, II' h.: B. ~Iillcr, II. .\Iittcr, !. h.; lilacklock, r. h.: luIL"l. f. h. Time of IJll arter,.. I:; ",in. Rd I,f ,\1.; L.:nipire, lilll'~' cree. II:1d llell, l "nig-hl. D.lrlrn,,"1h: 1I1Cll, IllI td'l·n~. i'IITlIIIt". Il e:!d brallrhL'~, tht;rc \'l're tll he I\\"d\'c ),1Inl;, ... E:ldl hank \1'I,uld 1t;1It; nine ,lin:<: lor,. ~i" 10 h .... InO""'!1 h\ tht; ha!lks .1nd titre .. h\" the l'n hill. [, W.h espl.lincd th:1\ ,""hlllct oIliCt; r!> arc UhjCl·t.;d 10 he("!III!>e th~'\ :rrl·/iahle to lIli'l'd -up ill dcpart. ;.:'<:1 1111;111;11 a ffair~. The \\ h"le~;lk ap p{Jintllll'llt of IIll'l n h~' r 'i of the ;lIln,; nn hn;\rd has hu'" ohjt:~·lc.! t(l o n thl' ~rnulld Ih"t it hCCOII'l'''' t"l) IIHrch of " 1'"litll::,1 plUIII. " .. tltt:y ,1ft; 10 he appoilltell hy the prc"idelll. \\ilh Ih~' con,.en l (If the ~"'Il:lt(·. lIw hunk .\ ""J:J.=T~t~·11 chall):t; i,.. lltHI tht; ~e('rt.:\;lT\ o f the T n'a~lIT\ he OIlC n,ellll>~"r: widl si" oth('l: seTllng lerllll> (If frllill tl\O tu \l11"he ,"cars. This \1(1\11\1 alllJ\\ hUI IWc \\ hell he closed. L:arly in the teflll, ~ollle slUtients spit;d :1 c:trload of 11t;\\ rail <; :tllli lies buund for E:I;.I L:II",illJ:. Oelight r eignell. for it W:lS thought th:tL the long' nwailed douhle tr;lck was to It bIer Ik",dopcd !)Ccollle;' rcalit}. thai tlw raib \1 c re 10 r("pl:u.:e those 011 tht; collc;:c loop. The work is now Hilder way, lind affords some. thing new for the freshmen and "prt:ps" to look :It durin:.r vacant hours. T he collel(e nOw has. fo r thl.' first tirnt: it is bclieved,:UI officia l photo ..... rapher. E. 1\.[. lIarvt;y, of 1915 is on thc job t;"'ery time one of th~ dt!partlllcllis W:1I115 pictures to 'use in bulletins, clltrllogs, :lIld the like. Mackinaws, Sweaters, Raincoats and Overcoats Are in demand now. We speciali'le in the above, and are in position to show yO\1 the most co mplete stock in the city . M ay we have the pleasure of your inspection? ELGIN MIFFLIN. , .. '~ The M. A. C. RECORD. F I NE WINTER P ROGR AM FOR LECTURE COURSE. IF' \ A L U MN I] ~ . D. J. STRYKER DE AD. Dorr J. SIr) 1..er. a Illcmh.::r of the class of lobS_ ,Iicil at I-'on\aml, ~I<:., Thllr~rlK\. Unohcr 16, uf aetHe Brighl's "disc:!sc. "Doc;' :1,. he W!lS ilffectionatc\\" callcll, hilt! 1)1<111) fri .. nd~. \\ ho wiit receive with sorrov. the ~:lll 1ll''''S of his unlimcl\ d~·;\l h. Al the time oi his clcmisl';:--'Ir. ~tr)"kcr ",:I!; in the empluy of the ~'alld:1fI1 Oil Com p:U1Y. (If ;\.-w York. scnillg" in the capal'ity of :tuo\itor of th..: Boslon tlCp:lrtlllcIII . ,:;. \\ d,,,tcrC.jip.;on , ,, jth this C1;I" .... , is a prml1illl'nt !.[lUkl"r :Hld hll~ilw~s 1ll;!11 in the hmllin~ I'ull· tU\\1\ of Jip .. on n." l1\i;.~ li cl ,l, :'-.Jich. j'n,f. \\'. O. cchcJ a call I led rick 11I~1 \\ .::d" !I1lt1 \\;h much illll:rl'sh',j in \\ h:lt he ie>HllC,1 re j;l':lrdiuJ{ furm!! '- fric ' \lI~ :md cl!l~!" mate .... :1~ \, d! a", the Ill'W " a rk uf !.hI: )1. j\. C. .hsQcial;(ln. )ojr fr0111 '99· ~. F. Ell,\ anI ... , of Ihe L' nin·r<-it,· of UnlHriu, Guelph. On! .. shuuk hrIlH\<; \\ ilh a numbe r of olt! fricllfl~ un tho.' (:;II11]1u.-;; \:lst \\ eek. '0:). R, L. Yate"" of Dayloll, Ohio. was a co1\c:.4"(· \'1;;ilor ~lIml:{\'. lie lI rri\'ed jl1~ 1 in time to join lile g"en· er:l! rejoicing. '06. (; ... 0. I'. Boom ... litcr is !I Illelllm'r of the h .u.:hill;! forr ... al th~ L' ni\"t~r· sit\" of illinois. II ... wril{'" Ihal he nu:, furulI:r l,):u:::h CIH:SI~r L, Bn'\\"' <.: r. ;lml hat! an opportunity 10 (:011' Ilok with hi1l1 on the crllshin1r tle· fl.at h:1I1I1"11 Ih ... )li5",0Il ri Tigt:rs hy the IIlinoi~ deven. ·oS. inform,Jtion The \{ !lcul! n h;ls bill recen tJ,' n·· rcg::lrciill)!' the cel" cd <\t':lth of )Ii ... ~ .1t" 111 In;,:-lis. whkh )Iiss I n· occurred Jul~ 16, 1913' glis sllccllmhed to Ihe effects of an openllion. Since her J,:"raduatioll she h as heen teaching in the D etroit pu hlic schools, '10, Glen n Il o{fm,H1. fo r Olerl~ prom· i nent in college milit!lry affairs. and SUlCC his gnldu;"uion ;In omeer in Ihe Phi!lippilllt cOllslabllhtry. was a col· lel!e ... i~itor l'lst Frill:lY· 'II, F. G. \\ ilso11 ··Purl ", j., \uc;lh.:li al Ephr .. illl, \\"i", .. \\her~ he is III Ih~ r"re~t :-;.,.·ke tlf IhOit S!;Jll·. ". I. Jl. \\ho was )/c("u\.;ho.:'lII. ~r';'l\lua'''''11 ill fore,,!r~ with the ahu\'e cla.s~. i~ l:lkin~ >\fl\'1!lced work :1\ ~Iidli;.::m Ihis the L'l1i\ .. r~il\ of ,"eM, "~I;h "'w,,~ 'HI h'llld ;11 the ~:Jm<:. ml.1 {"l1l1ti \0 feel \ er~ \';,,1. irIlIXl" ... ihl(· it , 1 ~. DUro;1 all'\ ~Ial .... )l;lpl'rs l;l~t 'Ic('k COI1\,I;II1;(I til(' ;I!1I1OUIH'l!llll'1l1 of the: m;l r ria;!l' of )Ji~~ .\\I"in ) lea<1, of DetrOIt, 10 )lr.lll1rn Y. Collins. BOlh Ihe bride ;L1111' )i:roOlll we~ mcmher~ of Ihe :110(111.' cJ:I~~. .";inn' le;will.;,! col1.·~ .. , ~lr, Collins h;I~ been in lhe <;1111'10.\ of the- Det roit Cil, Gas Cu. Tht:, IUl\e the hest wishes of the R~:COILU, :md:l host of friends, Sil1("<: The p r o~mm of spe,lker s ,t1l(! lopics for Ihe Lihcr;ll A r ts Iccture cour~e to be gin'n the Iollow ill,:! season hilS been :llHlouncetl, :111(\ "p. pears below, thc Lihcrlll .'\rl . ., L"nirJII WIlS placed under the bbnku t;t x. it has ],Cl'!l fuUIl(\ pos· :;ilth.' 10 ar1'atll:!e nlilch st rOllg'~r I'ro· in p:l;,\ thc rille ~r;l!n:!l t)Wll .' C'lrs. :-;pc'lkctr~ vf mllional ro,'lluta· lion, Ihoruu;.::hl~r \cr"cd ill the ~llh· ;el"l," I1JXlIl which they '"pc:lk, nla~' no\\ he he:l rd hy lhl' SII.Hlults of ~l. A. C. Thc fullowing' li,,1 CO l lIOlillS :l IIl1mba of mcn of national prot". inc lice, \\:1S lI:uniltoll IIolt, :\'t'w .. Comlllcr\.·wJi'lll :HIlI 0.-1. ~S - York Cill , lUlInt:I!i;;n\.·' • ~"'l. EX'","\lllhl1~~al\or 10 .. Thl: )(exiC:\ ll Prohlem," .......'"· . 4 _ 11111\. I knry L,l!1e "·iI· )I<·xi.:o, \)ec. ~ _ l)r. Luther II. Gu lick . .. The 1'0c;:II I' ro :\'e\\ ~-l)rk Cit." g-r~l1l. J .. J);lt ... 10 be annoulK<:d lah:r. OLD EYE SORE GONE . Dllrin'o!; thejl,~olbCl'lchr:l t ioll fnl· lowin!!; th" \iclury Olc r ~[jehi;.!an, ",Ol11e onc ... t'l tire 10 Ihe ,lid harn ill th ... re;lr of th.· house o<:cupil'(1 hy :-;l'crO;IT\ ,\, ~1. BrOlin. lIf the <:01· !c~e. lI!lei the ~llldelllS <"!Ilpl,,\ l·tI th .. ilnprOlllptu hontirc. hl'll.c a" an aholll II bith they prulon~c,1 the-ir (l:lIlCl' of Iriulllph. Secretar, BrOllll j .. ~!ill :\hSl'lIt from the tol!e~e. :lml Ihe hlan,., fo r thc hl;",c h,\~ :IS 1"1'1 heen placl,d UpOIl IlQ one. ~l:1ny ~rnf,rk ... ha \'c heen Q\'erhean!' :dJ tcudin;! to imply that tht: g'eller:l1 COlIcensu! of opin. ion Wll" ill f:!.,·or of the n'mo\;l1 of the huilding, [ Lawrence & V an Buren Printing Company --- 1 10· 21 2 Gra n d A ve. Nort h - I Do You Want Pair Sht':lr s Knife S:l fel \' Rno r- ; ; IIJ~U~. 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