The M. A. C. RECORD. INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET.

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

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

Thl.: lIsual H\\ ';l rds will h{' g:i\'c n TO the winllers, ,111(1 additiunal prizl's may he pro\"idcd hy the societies .

An effor t will be nqde to shol\ the visitors :thOIIl the GOUpil;; ;\nd f:lTIll alill through the va riOIiS buil{l-iugs \\ hilc they an: hen·,

MEMORIAL DAY AT M. A. C.

It is peculiarly fittill;.!" that :\1. A. C, shouhlilo honor to the hcroc" of the rchellion, IIcr first cla"" was uIHtnirnoush- ,k·dicuted to the prer;eI"v:ltion of t-he uniOlI.and Ihese !\lcn took their phll.:es ill thl· r;!llks of those who ofh·n::{1 up thl·ir lin:s that the nation m ight li\·l·. 011 the thre5hol(1 of a c:1l1il1:,:" peculice lIny g:ood n,aSOll for the other propo5cd ch:lngc_ ., T Ill" old names :I rl' good enough for Illl·:'

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

IS'I· (;c/Jrgc fV. 11,.(>:/'11 . Jay SI·S~·iQII.< , -Therc will be

three in pl1rty, lSi)'

JI ~ II. ft' lIf1d._ l s ill fa\·or of propositions,

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

meet with \·011. loS,G,

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

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

" I h:ll e per'i"lwl :Hld dirl·(t super-,·i~i\Jn of 6Soo ;ICH·S of orchards, ranging from fotl\" )L·ar oltl to four ye:t rs. This lU mp[lll)" is practicing somewhat differen t

The M. A. C. RECORD .. tI.L, s .. I:o EV .. "Y TUUDAV DU"'''''' n •• COL-

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

t.oliOI. )lleh. AUdreu aU lub!

out." There will be oDe ill his party. Votes" yes" 011 the propo' sit ions submitted,

189!. R. Y. CI'(w.:fol'd. C/a),ton Coo~·. f[c/ln' /J. D ofl'.-" \\·hether

auend o r not, I thank you for the ilJ\' itation, and hope the affair will be a great success."

_lifrrrl R. L od.:e,

'1l9'. D Oll iV. Sfo~t·l'I/._ T here will he

two in his p:lrty. A. C. Bllnllllll.-'·Think I'll

undertake to be p rescnt."

'803· ClorcllCC E. Ilo/mes. _ ,"otcs

" yes" Oil the propositions submit· ted.

l'. P. l/tdric!..-. lI'il/ialll G. Smilh. LUC1' C/IJII' IrQ . O. B. Ihtl/.- "A fter deliber:ltiotl,

could not resisl the temptation to Set aside husiness for tbe ple3.Sure of "isiling."

11>9·1· y O/ill W. RiUenger.-Doubtful

:IS to being nt the reunion. \' otes "ycs" Oil the propositions submit, ted .

C. 7. BanlUIli. 1&]5·

Thor n Smith . _ T here will be one in his party .

Frank 'J0/IIIS01l. J!. C. /JaKie)" 7, S mitshcll. fl. R . Pads lr.-"Tell the Colulll~

bian Literary SocictJ to S3"C me a 'rot' in some of their rooms."

'896· James R. Pclt(.),.- "Am looking

forward to the old college associa_ tion, and hope to see the saille faces o f years ago. May rUll a loo'yd . with some o f your youngsters."

ISg7· Cllas. F. fferrmollll ._"Think it

might prove :I mistake to make the meetings annual, as the triennial plan assures a large gathering of alumni. "

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OUR FACI L ITIES ARE COMPLETE FOR We are Showing

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CLASS PUBLI CATI ONS AM" COLLECE ANNUALS T he L:trge~t and Best Assortment of Novelties '"

Neckwear, Fancy Jewelry , Gloves, Hosiery. Etc. \\'c c;lrrr c\ crylhing in the line of A cordial invitation is extended to the College

Announcements, Programs. Invitations, Etc. people to pay liS a VISit. \ Ve :sp(·.::ializ(" on individ ual orders for

Fille ST;\tioncry - embossed or printed ----- - - --

LANSING , . MICHIGAN ohe Mills Dry Goods Co.

I Do You Want En :I\Y KIND Of FURNITURE Pair Shears .

7J men's F urnishings ever brought to La nsing. ~1'·H. H~'''I )· .. nd ~:>1der~ -to .e lect rrom W e specialize '" furn ishings for Co\lege Iiones !lI1d !::itrops Cots Folding Beds trade. Always find the latest in Sweare rs, Saws H ammcrs Matresses M ackinaws, Rain Coats, Caps, H ats, Shirts H atchets

and ~'eckwear at Chi",els Book Cases Desks Screw Drivers

MIFFLIN'S In fact, anything yOIl nced in . hardware rou will lind_and at prices to suit -:11 A.lL GOODS DEUl' EF{ED fREE

Norton'S Hardwar6 M. J. 8: B. M. BUGK

""'"""'""""" ~ ABOUT THE CAM P US field _\~ell t \\'hite \\":IS ~· il lll'.1

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

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

Prof. and :'olr;". C. II. li urn,uf Grinllel l. Iowa, w~'re the gucsts of Prof. and :\Jrs . R vdcr O,'e r the: weck elll!. P ro( I lorn I,a$ formerly superintendent of ;;chools at T rave rse City.

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

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

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

Those interested in the hotanical excursion left )-:alunla,· morning at oS :35 for a t rip north o'f th~' colle,!!'e on Abl,o\ road.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

T he !\l·nior class of the ~dl001 o f Domestic :;cienCl:. Ihuk Cn'ck Sunit:trium, \'i",itcd tlll'cnlleg:e l:thor· :ltories and ~rounds Thursday of last week. Ther II ere ente rt;lin~·d :11 the \\' olllt'n 's Building:.

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

)Ii ss Ellen n. Bach , forme r in, struelor in botany at )1. A. C., was th" ~uest of P ro f. ami ;'I. l rs. Rytler a few days the P;lSt week. She is now in eh:lr~e o f the depa rtment of biology in Ihe Jlubl ic schools of Kalamazoo. :'0 1 rs. R nlt' r entt· r tain· ed Frida}" afternooti in hono r of ~liss Btleh.

:'Ilr. I. J. :'I1:lIhews h ~13 just reo cei,· ... d :t fiftt:ell'll ollar p rize for a shor t essll}". Thc ~Iich ig:m di\'ision of the Coioll iHI Da\'s of Ame rica offe red :t mOlley pri~e fo r the best pape r 011 " T he I:>l ace of \ Vom:lll in Colonial Days." Mr. M athews contested, :l ilt! won w ith all essa}" of about Iweh'c h undred wo rds.

'> rof. EU3IacL' :lnd :'olr. (; 11115011. \\ itll SOme ~.'i sellior ",tuilt'lllS ill hor. licult ure, il re d;;ilil1;,!'" the lar:.::~· nur· series al :'-.Iullrvl', :'Ilich., :'Ilomb\' and Tuell

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