M. S. C. LiUrary last Lansing, iioh. roMinn rrww i:rnTr»Rurft ftftdtigart otate Neuis — No W»t - - - Vrt! I nmf l'ps in Fmw« rani — Week Why Srt* _ | ^ Volume 90 KAST LANSINC. MICHIOAN, fl'ESDAV. MARril 1.1. I9P.K Home I.in Hear ( omp Fire M nrUer Kent Relates lo ^>nj0|* ^Wcclt 'V"r Lectures Today** II ill S/H'til, Here Theories thonl Manners If |. _ To In' tin Unfile an Marriage Campus Thursday Meet lleaOS Are Spring Term (•runted Of Art r ~::r T,::Named Approval Mnonliuhl /inri Arli«l mii firt Say* tdcrvune hiitnini'iit M I f hi« Year Hern Kir-I law Memorial By Faculty Vole * W Onlv Senior Women \|«iy \iieml Serien 'I I oinmillcr Of Talks Spring iVrm; llr. I iglitring ii»» Bremer. Wiffnit (Ireer \n«l I «»ttiinitt«*«* to be in f h.irjrr Hiibrle, Mm higun Stat • and George M;»*kir. HI VMtl.V v Mil II Saturday night from thrt ipprovH l.\ I he f«« , : Old of C'aSKO|»l.|,<. On WAA Kleets light* on I he ear they out Before Rnhirvnn < athfrinf W AMI STROM Offieers «• evening U\ -dT < ampiH in (iehU related t«. mnr- JoiO'M Willie tVeoilenl: louing •1 f 'it'i* v meeting . • he firm- ngg.- d ed l»v the I- rilelie I Iiommi ,i»ihts fixed, the gHHi|> con- Would Form J nitte itii- light a again failed ^durational \ iee-|*re«i«lenl Pupils Send the ie. tun Troop lit re j Greetings •d the remaining 1 Senior (»irl« Inlrrmlnl "" I leafI Here ( hililren < ontrrntiiliite In I it in p Firr Work \«lnll fit in*Ml ion I . II. It:iili*v on To (iel Inlenietts Ah t omo lin linle- Itirllnlav lifl lo Jail Panel Talk* III It III s omoN VI tiofinl field staff of the ( amp Fire ARTISTS \KI PKONF go I v. ill address a meeting M*4 I guile uniMirr of the far! thai i Slllll'lis! Baldwin ' ed Wilt, oil . • i t • . - Poliee lie port „:XZl'ZZ!"," KtllFVI IN I'KtllMtM ersily of ♦en »«nvUii I'allfntfin . <>1 She ha*l S A student ounelt of i.it Agencies. «en founeil pussipg the, inlding noticed flames l our \rreolH Wade Fdueutor Hits I luring February . Colleges llr. Iturr Say* Slink-ill* l iberty Tins (ireal M.s. Mei U- It r Ruth Teach Sewage Stale Sn/ierrisiir Sigma kappas (ioiirse Here I IMllMo 1(1 < OKDFI) Talks In (lass Piek Officers ab I la-en Will go hist II aril lis Flint I'laul Mission Croup W ill Meet she had any- M., "No. I guess 1)u rexpfsnd- Kal.. Fratu * • (orpns Delicti Faeiilly W ill l.i»ti*n Peg" I*e , Mayo, was ur prised To Con»cryutioiiM J*1 red no little last Fu- rectived a large pack- ' " " r'* ■ wrapped Thinking n"'"1 : 1 i• i 1 ifiww •. RotfU) that it might be any l*" -Stote * Bend Ind Panhelleiwc represer - '' Brumirigg. IVrM>mi«*l luncheon . ruimber of things. Peg l)ir«« A|llirlMILIir<« I lllll anxiously tore the box March 1«. I t.it..W ima Hanby. Rimonfung. lor. to Spcuk «iid R'lbeita Applegate. East I«an- Iflt-ur* Morof-kv •••pen In the box was j Tr,B Through Five Speaking funeral wreath made up dluatrated by putu inlocked during the .month The new officers will assum* ■'(•sr.' ami peas among othei their duties at the first meeting Four property WWpKtHms w.-«, JJ. iZ,7 V.... ti" following inscription. Foresters Tan Su#ar llusli: next term. J4 ilrvet lights wrrv rep..tt«l William Hi,mm mu. ne, -t.,lv d,r.ctori w,n ,.,lk l»'i (•„ 3^ body will arrive tomorrow " vut. Prraunnvi AdmirmtraLioti "* *• i.tmued the next t ad night 1200 lluekets ire lliui" Former Assistant Two wrrr iiaJgvd i.vi-rnight in ,lud, nU ,nd nivmb«> ,.l -a date with the ail. and ivleaard lliv n»*t morn- faculty ar* invitvd to tear The forestry d* part me nt re¬ 250 gallon^ • : syrup are produce! cently began tapping the college annually From 4500 to 7500 gal¬ Confers Here »( . addrraa in room 130. Morrill I 233 driver, licenaei were iiiiueii, Wednesday. Mart li 10, al sugai bu>b located in the River lons ap are nr« essary to make Ernest R. W.*lker. former gr red one road test was made. n m, Roosts Fraternity wood l<>t Experiments to deter¬ uuate 'assistant in b«*tany at mine the total flow of sap from The maple syiup industry is one S C from 1927 U> 1929. B t L L E T I N H v hopes, will be of value rections: Use gestures, more vigor, ate att< ■/., -i iiedde. an srtist tor the are being ;.sed t" discover the kettles suspended from a large pole Mr Walker was r^"sdvertlH f'"«oyle Kot nnly di 1 most efficient number t.» be hung propped up in a trotcheid stick In by his wife, who is a temporary the department. This watch eye contact, facial expres- Now h> • l» .k Fords, but his on each tree and the sid- < f the lays i instructor in htftory at Gouther apparatus consists of a long box, sion, and louder. The box to be on« r '< • Thets Chi. The Greek divided into six compartments, used in the stuttering class bears have the student - tree producing the greatest only known form of sugar. Eat h college at Baltimore. 4PPesr sgsln and again The front wall of the box is of the directions: improve posture vgn.% am ii*h« of sap. Nearly 1200 buckets will family had a sugar barrel and re- ' &«urdsy issue ot the SUte ground glass, while the rear wall watch continuity, slower, watch with color> After the light be hung. plerushe4 their supply each spring II, 0| with M other college is a door on hinges which stretches breathing, relax, and project voice been flashed, »h» -tudent may- The college uses a steam cvap- duitng the sap run The Ojibway 'Per. carried, not only an length of the box. The Heretofore students have had to rect himselt withe it u.ppmg itor to concentrate the sap The Indians knew how to finish the su¬ The city couxkiI last n Ford V-I's, but the lyinbe.l front is divided into be stopped in the middle of their speech. iwer to operate the evaporator gar so that .t w as light colored and tended the dog . cense rnlM« only their intangible shred* of education. rfuHmr Ihr r«llnra l>r the •fudinto of tflrMon •J00 or more credits of which spell bachelor I'n yinit . W A R Trirt }u>fr -oii*«* Phona ft Pill Editorial Rat. 171 flual of arts or of sciences? Surely they are no nn«li»n Saturdiis night We thou WAR DEPARTMENT KEEPS less college graduate-. lied, exhibited perfect Phi OeltiD SECRETS: In mUitio v . irelr* the tn line of its eleven . IM7 ItN hi!! i- known as the Industrial ,t give power the right i Mfmbm After all a diploma won't buy a week' I irtim . . . ■'fe' tetocfcfcd tnloftialp Prow hoard or a half-yar's supply of haircuts puipo'e the immediir and shoe laces: live bucks will. That's the m reality of the matter, CbfeOkfeD« J ATK t.Kl-p KOI TOR EDITORS ,11'ROMK. KHIEGER, RAY TURNER RF-Vrnt.Y SMITH The only apt analogy for this diploma charge i* that of the paper hanger who Hipli Srhool . . . at lent ion Is Harbin a Jspi »!;•; S 1 PITCH OfOHOK MASKIN agrees to paper the walls but winds up by mightn i.l Hnrticul- tinell, who is riot tin; • I ' \ > ' n . VIUOROI-N MINOR I I \ telling you to put on the border yourself. V a in ixlii moments that they hav PORT: Seldom hie HI - IM : S MANAGER ROBERT REFIOR At that, rooms look better these days with¬ 1* orrlip p.ctlv her.m e ... 0 plrted. although menre <•( the ininoiil\ V.s i IHMM SS M'fi'R WIM.ARD WIIITI out borders. U .1) 11 himself on lite front , . . . servers, i.i ADVERTISING MANAGER HARRY WllXSON Pub low . dnting supe- devotion »• then » flu . SN ASS T ADVERTISING MANAGER People lr#» . . . i.iunet Doris ;French every tun. HUMS RANDAI 1 rlmtei \ iv,on suit, tit fist- »■ RWiflTN Ol WORKING MAN ., ! \e,|, , the opiKirtunl K1 I r 11 l'I.KM E VI the facts oi u a-. unadt I NDAWKKKD . Wis. i Mlt'N MANAGER a in \„iy Mai \ Rom. uh.. 'o n ed. Ntid re«li*ed that they w the Milit.il V to 'hikes and Tin* till! is unm empliHtii ally spikes the rtlinoi f AG I 1 I V ADVISER l.KoYD II GWI. simply killing and lmit« Why lint In .It I mmmciin'im'iit this Jtiim that ho hnv nil S P. is now Pa. kind and wlud ,ath. i than i" I'M. effort i Miicklin tirlil'.' Km ilk liHlnrs, |H(>»i(lrnt ... .. n nf the wninr rlin--, vns tlm tirsi In mimtion ii, and t«« others questioneil about it. •' NT W NpAPERs RltlM l» In the first place. Demonstration hull d a burn . . . good enough as a riding hall or armory, but it never lows it- horseiucss, even at commencement time. The seating capacity of the .stadium ka/tfHi* Oufthl . SI. Patrol* . . . would end the necessity of admitting per¬ sons to the commencement exercises hy in could come. The commencement and certainly Mat Kim tieM should he more than adiniuate for Mir hi Itifghh I nethieal ■ I* f • ii in fii l'i»s NalNMlU»«HiiilwSefVKr.liK to sr-t up a public address system there than m I lemon »t i at ion hall In I »u t. it i \ < i \ possible thai mm It of the expense of pre¬ No 11 «r— ) rl paring the hall, an cxpm*r that amount \<< about $'2110. i mild ho eliminateil, t<«r thn. would he do need to set up chair A erita i*m of any college stadium i- that it i .1 qiiipment of the college, tm it i* used only i- ' foul I»all While ii - nil* the stadium at The nllly po-v.hl,' CLASSII II l> I Murli i'I Sneer*. Uiiiiiiii \ 11*11 . ii ii n sllggc ti .1 that the con I ei em e he nuni pioievt - ! the \o, atioual guidamc i las? •>1 Ml HI II Ml llll I l Mil M N *1 Ml II! II M I *1 Ml 111 II M l ltll.1 I Mil -I lite SLMOB BALL Prove I>91 IB I S ri.eory DC Isolation! ftk'iii- a- &U '- Hii (.«#//« liiiilc Ut't it'H / nmir-l III I nmir: (By Atism uitcd ( olleguitc l*rcss) Mort thai. 1 'ho.opo Antciicans arc lie.l i'1 W I'A ..-.nation ela-sCv \ lrgtttia teaciier* vollcge- will re\ Si. Lout> cdu oighM),:atnuts arc work¬ ing for the c>ial»li>)tmeni of a free coilcgr IKI MtMI N I MINK U s SUNlOMORKS TIIINK D NIOKN »UlP» TMUR in that city. SOMKTMIM. TO STAT |T> SOM1TUIM. TO WSIMW IRXTlllSV I'olgatc university has opened a new •TAT \NN \T FROM! > ourae in the >u.b\ of foreign dictator¬ i'.ut nu-st o ship*. MAHl'H IS — MASONH' — $3.50 gi.v for the Oregon State college iia.s a compie - the siivep-akia to keep, or course to train l.guilds vhmhvi rmi mfl Minus • vjs'iin i niH nva mulms • • • ms ihm run • • mil soiyi- ii Alarm m. m.ih MKHWAH OTA i f; iffcWS fata Trim Debaters Vie ff^''" rin* Trl1 (.oedsDebate Farulty ,o A"""*- Dames Hear With tlw \hnhrn (,n vks florw flrrdrr* Plan Two .\nrli«n« . . rail W h it'll i 'tails r • Hear Prnpcrtim . T .1 II* MAHYANN SMITH Willi three a I wiee r, I Arl Talk \IF»I\ (. W»M\ VlF.l.T % Thr Alpha Gam- held pU<,. , , Trlla Gra.li.irtr *«•» !'»• ... ' f'Ml omhi\- Harvard I'rof Will h'cliiiT Wednesday Weekly Pass ln\ Number ( an - Hide After T |i. m. I t Rides $.70 Week l»a}>. Sund;i>» and I CU V TRANSPORT 2-1188 VtrmOAT* STATU MBWS TW.y, March IB. IMS Young Enters Wilbur (»rcer In Butler Relays Next Saturday Purely and Sir;,,I, SPORT Siflf SlfllC SprilltPr (]huill|)s(vain Thinclmh Stage Daily Circus in Cym Vomer/ Captains CSordon PurHv of AImm. rngmOQ. To Oppose 'Crack' Karlv Lewi """—" >i Michigan Sliil#-'*. lO.tH H fo • Tnuuh Job Daslimrn <>st In Track Sgtttu Nil" Fare Fnlrv annual cirrus. iu c.i-onc.i: maskix fireer ami Wnmlstrn Rare li» Eus> Yictoric* in In Ml-Fr:»lrrn»l% IVtilral lulrrrollrgialr-: W aite. Ilabrlr. i liampimi-hip* Felir ami Frey also I'lan* a- It-Mi Wilt Tbi i-, "split up" week for the Michigan State Iraek t going to tmlinnnpoli to ».,m|w tn in the Ruth r relav . v «*«*vnoN the "»h. r imnth t hit ..»• f. i the annual \rvnmit relav elephants build picturesque llilliarih nival. mid--', and directs hi-; tigers lions t«» stand on their hind Although undecided over the complete personnel « f two squad . Atlil« ! a Hire. ti.»- Ralph II Y'Oing already . friends, why wait for that \ \ I, VI « AI.K O V V. II tner day. when all the clowns, utls, and bands come to town, Team Drills THE DOG HOUSE ; «ny day in the college gym'1 •. we can't promise you the Outdoors | V Spartan Nine IVarlirr- In ' i c - ? \o llorlt — \o Mile On Regular Diamond f . n* i .,1 For FiN I inie Made in Tough Beige Buck. See Them Ttwhiv ' lh HON ANIHRSnV II anhl (IjM'ii Mov I Burton's Walk-Over Shoe Shop W ithout indoor practices. no col 221 So. Wash nirton \ve Lansing, Mich. lege baseball trim in this wrllon ton botorf Wtv I ami that I* w hip liU charges Into Ij.' Fire's \eiir lint! Start in II inter Of I't.'HlSelnilnle ( humps (hiin Two Berth s (hi \\ ell's Hull Smiuri Mi OM» Tl %M Wait... wait... holis' Only Menus r * Upper Ward |) I t ranter Hod I that's the watchword for < Mitchell Ward II t. I. t.rtrttih Ward C Krm, Ward \ Chesterfield tobaccos Unlet Mtnvmn Wild I Koh \cUim Ward I I John Ivans Ward B larrv later Ward Here's the reason so many smokers Yearling Track Paul leven Ward C like Chesterfields . . . Team to \ ic W\ TOM MOllOY r aii->tar Team T«hU> *quod is j Thousands of casks of mild ripe I rr-»linicti to (IppOM- ti of r thi • < « team (r m Dm WoHa (Chesterfield tobacco are kept in stor¬ Viavne Tomorrow were awardevi : t. h.uk Roche. Ward B. age all the time—every pound of it j aril K. center spot was taken over by aged 2 years or more to give Chest¬ i T *hed floor jamrj they exhil :- j • ! s \\.. d , isi r.ioh of 'hem dur.ked jn enough j erfield smokers more pleasure. The MlId ripe tobaccos —home-g'-r and aromatic Turkish —and the P«" jvii-.t i ■ . It-ague. wo- at- and Chuck Rot cigarette paper used in Chesterfu ^ s-.'!. j;g threat in rvei v ' whom knew where an the best ingredients a cigarctu g • He finally broke loosr eaa, round out the WelU Hall all- j can have. They Satisfy. the fiiu! game the yeus t. v.-: .« Both men puyed hea.-.s- I 14 cf t.s .8 iMints he4 fiusketball alt Mason long to • them v. :S-:6. and give them Ua: n their spots on the honor five.ji the The Budinsk championship of the league two guards, Walstrom and played steady, coc 1- :ner. Ward The -< < nd team includes /iapper. Ward D, and J.hnj .. they'llgive you headed u.;no> throughout the se.i- Mitchell. MORE PLEASURE -en • !0, IS berths on the j Griffith. Ward C . ami Gen* Kcy*«.T all-stci: five. In addition to the | Ward A, at guards.