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I.A-T I.AN.HINr,. MICHIGAN, I i'lDAV, MAY it i-

Sfrikpsters Hash Ag Carnival l iiltire Frowh Plan Course Carpenter and Markrell SetOn Cinders Here I« Mature On llw (aimpiiK

For Fiii it rI- /w in(:lmsIn MIStaleTill »'*»"«"<• um PoIfc

Home Ces Play llo*le*sTo High Sehool Croup

Today'*

CampusRy Tim Nolan

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Mike

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|iirf iiM-ril-

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F>#hi»i Women |lii«!|ey Trail, in Hare forJMinor Pre*\ : *« rihrter

%fler Markrell

Hotel ClassCoes on I ripWill Hluily \ilmitii-lr.iliofi 1

rian- of Inn* at

lrrami K.i|»i<l-

Until I.Iff linn*

In In• Tliiirmlav

lirnkmia ami Kttrxar*! lo

Ituii for Vnior \ ire.

Prr.nlrm %

College WillHonor W ill\

I'nlili - li»- r to II.

/''«<•« Ifml Hvuuts

Kn»iiu-«-r» Mill i,n

To iMroit >!•••• I

*tmletil Brarirh lo Vi.ilImlu.trial Plant

In in t li.ijilrr VI,.

r.ngineer* T.lert

l.o 10 ^ finii||l«

Fouinlr) Student* Pour Ironto Make ( amptb \eee**itie.

(iampti* Hnilrlin<£« Ke.oiind to the Labor.Of 1 L> 'Shirt.Iee\e* T o11••oStiidrnt.

Tcaphfr* to V i*itI pjnhn I.Ih-iii LultLoral \.«oriatio»i lo II11M

^|irnm Wrrl in kjum.

k men Mr p. .-n-.ed .

the need ' - - • * t

!'• 'ialr* »r.,rm oh .. *

More teclad *t4r<i••. k ami

«*■*• trees *»rp piemen .

*na hundreda f add i. n.«* '**♦* ire now being planted

a the pruje< t t% ■-ipieted* ,11 be 2f> r.,w# f >i>

■rd in ltl4. whten andacap**w»ve estimated ** w->rtw » >n «

«*> to 500.OIK' To the rtu-of the roUegr th«*«e trae.

noJd a Mtinmem f-r grea'erthese figure* and - beaut'

'• will never be forgotten

Other futures in differentoudd.ng* *r» rnade here The:***> f • rve work ?ab*e* ?r, the There w U be a general A. W. Lmar.iiae *n«p was one of the b»g- aweiaag Thursday. Ma> 28. a'

. . ■ ha •#•*<. • - * Ram M ma ti -i-ng Uoie* in Okb Hell <ept toe ing

p -rMXfx tarn' * - he sp^ee#** n»e• f^rt ''M*nd"v w -au • *rt"fn ^ * *' ** n * '■***''

»n ''Hda h id C«n,Ape BrAude^ the .*rgr . ^ .. *' **

r r,r ►•'"<*' '<np«r .**r* ' a 'rn*-**r ,m* • -'r TVjee from \f,f.gar Suie ;; - -T""r<*4

rg,. A 4 tmd *re Pro? A,r* *•"'

J * . D T E»ine Pr,.(,r «tmf UM. brow »nd A „

.w) Pr,r 'I vu«.r. TV K-".-, v«ar* .i ^«rarw*i. .Irv >taf* -omjt.Kj f.(,.•» ■,» U« temm T L Can.ft P r Maumanr Hfa: , ftaodM. -fa ir-.-rp j H G QuU...r,,' f -.•> -.v. wan ■>:«. burn, y Carty W Caruun. C '

Lantfuif- R M War ran A A<art. j c-rpurdav. and M .. y 1Auar '* .a add attand

Haaruh "prai.

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ftssocidcd Gottoflkio PretiDistributors of

CnloftialnDilSojlEditor*

MANA<*IN(; K.niTOK «»f.A tJKI.ZKItASSOCIATE EDTTOH IfARVF.Y IfATtHlNfJTONCO-Kh EDITOR HEVKKI.Y SMITHSPOUTS EDITOR Al. THFII.KKEDITORIAL lin.MUi HnKKItT l» I I IMl\\"

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National Advertising Service, I

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i»| toil I 'I'd i .la—.',I along Willi tin- **| It m|<bin! ami th« vanishing American. M«cause like them. ii ban bpen iniulc obviiMMby its ditutppcarunccIt has been absent tor ion mai».\

t<> even count until last Tuesda.v eveningwhen H appeared one more. using an allcollege political rally a? it which .

Th. ihllv. while a decided success fromthe standpoint of politics, becomes tinimportant when compared in the outletfor class spint it afforded the studentbodv

k« I.I lo

of muse were all tn evidence that evening.

they also marked a display of enthusiasmW bk h Nit • i mdly Iat kin at Ram l«an

No IHsitiiniiiiilioit

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MICHIGAN 8'i ATK NEWS

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Friday, May 14, 111:17

Wichifitm Slnlv 1 nllcL'r-Thv Pioneer

Ih Mean Iv I„ Anthony, Agriculturehounded as an Agricultural collage

I855 and dedicated in 1857 as t he first e»

lege teaching agriculture in any partthe world, this institution as a pioneshould be a source of pride lo ie

Not only may tbi institution be calla pioneer in blazing the new and nniritrail in the education of farmers, butalso rightfully can be honored a >birthplace of scientific agriculture.

'I IH -l|IIH•aching at agi

reporternt

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PKDANTfC OPT1.MIRM

•h from u t)i Ralph B

'ollogr of t!»«• City "f

leu, of their belief and Miuggle she had a date to go there ny;,i,

-standing firmlv by thefr one At the check-room, she ask*great purpose! With unparalled |f anyone had found her b;.,fortitude, they have sought to Sevetai were brought out (>, ,

prgrfuee intellect* taller than the she Jdentlfy hers by the .

tallest and all that tail They tents'*

. Fnediot-rity -world without end,hut still they have faith andrtwHV our pedagogue.. Whal

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SWAGCEB-JACa 1 abort v II . d. IbiikY Kugcin Dawn

U.. V... , ,1. MKH«b for trial <; 1 RLS- . mued rei M '' •

conic world Ianion

It is doubtful thai any of those former

could haw lorseen thai they were taking

lb. 1 p- mill down Msm rrwdmllon- iiaw you mwii Mm

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rr> k u»*hinsi <n \wor of the.\\orld.aml bung a new dav and a

than hall the neoiile ol the world It wa

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t in culm

more in the Inst lltreeipuir'lfury than during all of Ihetorv of civilization.

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May 11, I!i:i7 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS hp Thm

)orothy llahsclhringtlom<! Va~ t/'«»/« Vmn sh.,w. *"Will In-tiill ^re/Mirations I nuMiial Shots\\ 111 Keccive Crown n™ off i™™ Al in ••• KxhihiiU (kiIu Hall Tonight Vitioiial I lout** l.« \utliorn OhlHilii tl iu Mpcnkcr "v Jean Umfrum be"

\r. hl,i-li<,|>' m.h» In IVr- F«rBan.|..h 'i" Th.trm R«l«* of rrti^rier tttt • 1 f n> . 'fcSir* Mill IVirtcr ,,n

WORKIM; kxhirith ARK round ,t«k, YfM.ANNKIi FOR CARNIVAL animal Ivmbandry exhib

The norticul'ure• iv .♦ equipment jp. oper-:.»,ori. • a#..| at the ag engineers.of mi

n xparur-l i.e.-:

Mil Wen's (troop*I loltI \lii V Ihinrt's

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f .an ting f>epartment of.put on an exhibit

• ^ of quality milkI.ar.sir.g Home Dairy -will

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MICHIGAN STATE NEWS

Track Carnival Opens Today With 170 Athletes EnteredMain ThrealsAre Wayne,kazoo f earns

Take Third in Raw; Real , 8-3 TOIT INI FOR H-.f mi\

Toltttirli I rail* Tnrliir* andTrie- f«» Hrfetid Four

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M;»* lleitkel Pilrhen Kf-frrtivr Mall a* Kuk*liir- ^ i«li Bal

11% George Mailrtn

Net S«|ii:i«l Sifkn Early DrillsWn.h Win in {^ Km|I • "1 M«"h

f g, ,,rln(rri<l(>anie.. I n'"kl'irhilt'/n. 1in«ln|» of Sprin* I'rnrlire

• <; -a ii journey to South Bend to « lo hr IVp.ir, „f 19.17" ""<*"<»•<*»"<■ Slntr Klrvrnj?."i!0".v jifternoon

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S|M»rt Interludestiwirr Mnkit

i picked tcorns wi

nnniinv. It arid tluil we <l» not tlrrsni

"lie li.ul m«rr natural stuli than am rnUrirr

i Irs in I It's |*im| of flu- I nlventti ol Illinois '

>i Ihr lirsl .ill .ironnil distance

miners in this section of Ihr

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Imoi n- tin. . I.K loin , Mini tnanv distributing |mint*.il rushed |eli"|di<•iii**malt rial- of every kind into the tiood

• Work***! t<> maintain ami rwluri* communication.Drama!<• a- this emergency Service Of Supply, it i*

real I* no more important than Western Electric** nrrvcfciv work. For year*, it ha* harked up the Bell Systemw ith an end ire* of quality equipment. A major factor inmaking your t« h-phoiic m» far reaching, mi dependable!

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SIMON STEWART>ET

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. utan Till HINT "HISTORY IS MAUK AT NIGHT"

Tlieta INuDrop* \ ,

First Battle to IEeleeties, 1-2 ".'..!#a,*7.,

vvrry <nir at h

lli'.|M.rinn.. Iti'lli Rii|i|ia>Mil. Other l.ii.iie.: >......i , «...

1'arn.ulee llealen

I lt> '•! M.< l.aMn Th«.tMlt.l.v.iv ll**d tar . full .Mil. and « ...

». r*M nana in D..d- h..,r, a da> hn.de. IF.ihnnv Pinf.l ami frne.1 Se\mai hi«h . > .

Biil from rthhini on th* ' •

Tlnn sdav n.Kht the He

V—ault t»ii Beeortls 0|H'iisAA itli Few Slatetl to Stand

I olmiel»4.r»MT Fetid F.\|WM*ted to lw lliifldiglit ofReel: Two Mtlr Record Safe.

mitt In ihe *h.irter dashpreMMi' record 1 egistei e.

both

Sta i 192

The rc%md f.-: the 44c .s it»made by Gum in 1927. who was

I member of the strongest .squad,i in the Spartar\< history That yearCxfch Youn* had tour men who

I CNHjid travel 100 \ard> in iess tivan10 aecvmft

Abe RoAen:rant? of Michigan! Normal who holds the record m

i the half mile will try u* shatter'his own mark of 1 54 In thei mile Roaencranu. serving doubleduty, will have a battle on hishands a.ong with K«n Waite nadDw* Erey of State to dislodge Ray

i Swart/ s W S T C . time of 4 16I One of the records that seem.*

I

A Wide Varietyat Gaily Patterned

SPORT COATS ySI 3.50

Re...rdn thou Id go off th* Uiard*

t»*e tra<* With wtmi- cr.ui* i ighjumpers entered v*h«- have betu r

*i* feet-three and one half in< he*,thu one seem* certai'i t" fallBill Hawthorne ot Normal is

back to break his own mark inthe brmtd Jump made last yearwhich stands at 23 feet and 7 4*inchm In practice Hawthornehas jumped 24 feet consistentlyUnless an unknown comes up

the record in the javelin throw byLee Bartlet- who was on the re¬cent Olympic team seems certain

heave .of 200 feet, made in 1929still IS topsThe 146 feet. 9 inches made by

Paul Troy in 1934 for CentralState in the discus'will be in dan¬ger of being rboken Hathawayof Michigan Normal and ConnieEuak of Wayne have been ap¬

proaching this mark and tomor- .row may see this shattered

11err i> our rw»r»t -urnmrr Unlh-r -

O.'tiuw Whit, Hufilo- Udkward

into Jkmd Frirtidl. Wat are

rormt nbcrntr \ou go and withwhatever you wear, -top in and

us wwwamwii mm.